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London, England, 1802-06-25 00:00:00

INIARRIT 11.

Tuefday, at Stoke Newin,,,ston, Jahn rullsgar, of h'• w-
port, I& of Wight, to Miff Hannah ScAlt.,;,
of Edward Scales. Efq. of the former plscc.
Mr. Edward Davis, late of Dukediree... to !slits
Joanna Torkinton, daughter of John Torki:aoa, of Attutuy,
county Galway, F.fq.
Mr. Thomas Wa!tn., of Limerick, to "k7ifs Vet-ekes., doty.:A-
ter of the late John Vert fur, of Cork, Fly.
At Cork, Robert Says.4l, of the Royal yr y, Efq. t.•
Hodgfon.
Monday, at Mortlake Church, Edward Cooke, F.fq. of the
Treafory, to Milis Dude of Mortlake.
On the 17th ult. at Oporto, Henry Thompfm, Ffq. fre t.lO
ton of Henry Thompfun, Cl+ of Ktrhy-hall, Nt'i; C41,/:121:!
Stafford, daughter of the late C. Stafford, F.fq. of Oporto.
On the 17th infant, at Beverley Miufter, the Rev. Jo!in
Browne, of Ripon, late of St. John's Coll•tge.Camlwidc, A B.
to Mifs Hancock, the only daughter of tuc Late Elkrickc Han-
cock, Efq. of the former place.

Captato 11. L.idgbird Ifta11, of the Rcyal Na.y, to Mif: C.
Burlier, of Powis-place.

MEI>.

Sunday lA, at Brigh tag , Mil 4 Reliecca Bond, youngeft dau;,4.
ter of the late John Bond, hfq. of Mitcham
On the 16th init. in the 4th year of his age, Thomas Edwin,
Ofborne, youngeft fun of 'fhoznas OtLortt., Erg. of the Polnou,
Southampton.. - - .

At Lunt:rick, Mrs. Young, rclid of Robert Young, Efq.
Kilmurry. . _ _

Tuefa a) laft. at Beaconsfield, at an advanced age, Mrs. Mary
Bulk, lifter of Sir W.idfworth Bulk.

Ati'en ybridge, on the t jth inft. Mr. Thomas Anderfon, of
London.

Tuefday lalt, at his honk in Grofvenorislace, John Cornwall,
Efq Banker, in the 29th year of his are. He was ton-in.law
to Lord Gardner. •

On the 18th infant, at Southampton, fuddenly, the Lady of
William Looter, Efq. tligh Shcriff of that town.
On the 16th inf. James Goodwin, Efq. of Hoddtidon, Hertz,
aged 71.
Saturday morning !aft, at Ids father's houre in Threlulneces-
Itrett, Mr. Harry Clarke, of King's Bench Walk, Tempi:.
Sunday fait, in the t 7th year of his age, of a decline, at Ilicrr
Dunltahle-houfe, Richmond, the rideft fun of Sir Robert ha-
ker, Bart.

At Edinburgh, on the lath inR. Mr=. Mary Rryce, reid of
the Rev. Harry Inglis, Minifter of the Gofpel at Forteviot.
On the loth infant, in the soth year of hie age, Mr. Thomas
Martinfon, of Hull, chip and infurance Whet
At Hull, on Thurfday fehnight, Captain•Connilton, mafttr
and part owner of the Freedom Cop, trading front Hull to Sun-
derland, Stockton, &a —He had the misfortune to he drowhed
in the Duck, where hie body was' found the neat mor:ling.
Lately, at the Windward Coati, Capt. W. Maxwel, Lite of
Liverpool.
On the tgth Apnl, at Kingiton, Jamaica, Mr. Richard
Nicholfon, merchant.

On Friday fennight, at his houfe in York, in the 47th year
of his age, after a lung and painful inners, Q:urge Wentworth
Thompfon, Efq.
On Saturday fennight, at Scarborough, aged about 86, Mr.
WiLiam Stephens, late of the-New Inn in than pl:.ce.
_ .

Lately, Mrs. Seraf ton, many years naiilref. of the Qiiccu'e-
Head Inn, Whitby.
Lately, after a few days inners, of a violent fever, Mr. Duck-
worth, of the White Horfe Inn,
I.ately, at an advanced age, Mrs. Calcraft, wife of Mr.
Calcraft, fupervifor at Gaialborough.
Lately, at Clixby, near Caiftor, in Lincoinflaire, in the zs:h
year of his age, Charles Fitzwilliam, Eft!.
On Sunday fe'nnight, aged caw Mrs. Dorothy Bri.lge, of
Durham, a maiden lady, who had been blind upwards of 47,
years.
Ott the i6th inn. Mrs. Eliiabeth • Keddey..rclia of Ralph
Keddey, Efq. Mile End.
On the 19th init. at his houfe, in Oratechurck Rrect,l.ichard
Francis, F.fq.
At Ennis, Mrs. Falter, relidt of The late Pat. Fofter, rfq.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON.BRIDGE TO-N10:1ROW
Morning 49 minutes after 9
Aftenioen 22 minutes after to

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq
No. 9, Bridge-area, London.
Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March tS, atm
IBEG leave to inform you, that ever knee the
A year zysso, f have been alluded with the I.ues Venma
which, from its obllinattly refitting every courfe of meth Ann
prefcribAl by the molt eminent of the faculty here, and under-
going fcveral (eyrie courfee of falivation, and twice difcharged
from the Hofpital, with little relief, would appear to be of the
molt inveterate nature. In tile fpring of fait year my diforder
bad got to fuck a head, as nearly to put a periodto my rdittllCC3
I had a large ulcer oa the crown of my head, one on tech arm,
and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right
was dreadfully piinful, and had been in a Rate of tilci:r..tion
for the laft (even ftars ; my left had alio twO Large mid, on it,
was very much difeoloured, and gave me fuck caeruciating
particularly when warns in bed, as nearly to dep rive m... 1 r. it.
In this lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. 'Homy-
fon, (who received fo great a,cure by therm hen.), to :ski: your
Leake'a Patent Pills, which I began to du un the a6th of a!ay;
in the courfe of a ortnight I began to receive heil..Th—in
'more than a month the ulcers on my head and arils wee. f()1.111d.
ly healed—Won after the lures on my legs healed alto, leaving
however, eonfiderable difcolouration in the fain, and paii. in
the bone of the left, which, by the bleffing of Gun, anda Dile
longer pwrfevcrance in your invaltiable Med.cinc, fuhfidAt ; the
nodes difperfing, the fkin regaining its natural Luc, and the lam-
turnal pains gradually going off.—l thus bream:, by pi:a- lain-
nil advice and medicine,perfedlly free rein, It
plaints--bave recovered my ioniser fpirit And Ilrength, and :ins
become jolly and fat, in which Rate having continued
month, to the aflonithment of all who knew me, I an. at a Ica
in what terms to exprefs my gratitude, but beg you, for Li*
good of other Cuffering mortals, to make 'hi; my lade pu'.%ac
as poffible, a; I ilhalt on ea-Lry uccafion ; in In do: la al
greatly obligc.Sir, your grateful, obi:di:TA, very hi. rvant
ALEX. MICR KER., Swan's Clore,
Wilma, to the abovc cure:—John 1:.,.3. New
Poultry-market, John IWlntoth Old A fkmby chile. F.:Wilbur:b.
Prepared and fold by the tole Proprietor, 'IIIOMASI.I
LOR, Member of the Royzl I of Surge.): ss, at t:is
N 0.9, New Bridgc-ftrect, London; where, after a coon-.rat
refidence of more than thirty-liv years, in a pris.clisc
ly direcival to the cure of Veneriel 111Ili. and -.V":
dental to the Part...if:meridiem, with that inviu:4l,!..
which Men of his Prufettion Ihould always obErve in nisi( cif:
he flatters himfelf, the advice and alliftance he gratulowily
milliners to perfons taking this Medicine, will be sit.
by A difcerning Public, as an advantage feldont attaitiaLie, -;1•I
void of all ambiguity.
Alto fold, by his appointment, for the convenience e
living at a alliance, at the Perfumer',, No. 3t, St. Al!st . s•
itreet, fall-Mall; the Toy-they, No. 103, Oxford-P..4kt
Mr. Dilbotottgles, No.l, Pith ; Mr. Steel, hookl
NO.l, thiion.row, I.ittle Tower-hill; Mr. Baxter's,
bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Callw.-11's, Dublin ; and by one issr-
fon in every confider:l.slc town in Great Britain and Ireland. it
boxes of only as. yd. each, foaled sip, with full and
reeliom, whereby pafons of either fex may cure then tiivcs
with eafe, fliced,feererc, and (stay.
N. B. Evviy Box fold in Great SoiLin is fe.iled up i,
Stamp, on which, by favour of ths. Conimillionrns, is Fr,. J.
at the Stamp-Office—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-ltrc.r—tss
imitate which is felony, and all edicts are co:um:telt

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