Star.
London, England, 1805-04-08 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

On Friday a numerous meeting of the Freeholders
in the intereß of Sir Fume's Buaoarr, took place
at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, to confider of the
conduct of the Committee, by whom the late petition
to the Houfe of Commons, refpe&ing the return
made by the Sheriffs at the lali Elation, has been
conduced, and alfo how the balance of the public
fubfetiptions, remaining in the hands of the Com
mittee, (hall be di(pofed of.
Mr. I'. Money, the Chairman, Rated the refult of
the petition which was fo much and fo jullly the fub-
jed of congratulation to all the friends of libesty.—
It was, of coolie, a peculiar fource of joy to the Com-
mittee of which he had the honour to be a Member,
that their exertions had fo far fuceeeded. He con-
ceived that they had fully difcharged their duty, and
that it now remained for them refpeefully to tender
the balance remaining in their hands to Sir Francis
Burdett, according to the terms of the original re-
folution which called them into exitlence. The do-
corneots accounting for the di(burfements, were in
the hands of the Committee of the Middlefex Club,
where any friend of Sir Francis Burdett was at
ben• to infpea them, and any fubfcriber could fee
how his contribution had been applied, by reference
to the Bankers where the fubfcriptions were lodged.
After foam farther übfervations, the Ho:towable
Member propofed a refolution, which was adopted,
that neither the grofs amount of the fubfcription, nor
that of the expenditure, timid now be made known.
He concluded with propofing, that as the farther
profecution of the caufe of the Freeholders in the
Houfe of Commons was likely to be attended with
great expense, and as it was fuprofed that Sir Fran-
cis and his friends would undertake, and economi-
cally manage that expense, that the Committee
(hould transfer the turn remaining in their hands to
the Worthy Baronet.
Mr. WAITHMAY deprecated the idea of calling
upon Sir Francis Burdett to defray any farther ex-
pence in the profecution of this important conteß ;
and requefied to hear, as a guide to the judgment of
the Meeting, what proportion the balance in the
hands of the Committee bore to the fura they had
expended ?
Mr. Moons replied, that the balance was not equal
to half the fum already expended.
Mr. CLIFF OilDUnderikelOd the promife of the Meet-

ing in Auguft Taft, by which the Committee was ap
pointed, was this, that the conteft Thould be carried
through without any expence to Sir Francis Burdett.
Nov this promife did not appear to him to have been
difcharged ; and the Committee, which had aced fo
ably, would, he hoped, Rill continue to exereife their
funaions. _ _ _

After Tome farther converfation, in which Major
CARTWRIGHT, Mr. TRAVERS, and Mr. WAITHIAAN
took a part, fume Refolutions were paffed, the satin
purport of which was, that the balance remaining in
the hands of the Committee fhould be tendered to Sir
FRANCIS BUIDETT, and that the Committee fhould
continue to ad as long as it fhould be neceffary.
Mr. Baran afked, whether the decition of the
Committee of the Houfe of Commons precluded Sir
Francis Burdett, if he thought neceffary, from pro-
fecuting the Sheriffs for their conduB ?
The Ca atr.team and the legal Gentlemen prefent
anfwered in the negative.
The Meeting, after Mr. Moore was thanked ono.
nimouily, and the Committee alto, for the faithful
and able difchatge of the duty affigned to them, te-
tired into the dinner room, where Lord W. Ruffell
took the etair.
After dinner the fpeedy reftoration of the health of
Sir Francis Burdett—of Mr. Byag, Sir Francis Bur-
dett, and the independent Freeholders of Middlefex
—of Mr. For, and the independent EleBors of Wen-
mintier—of Mr. P. Moore, and the Committee—and
the Whig intereft throughout the United Kingdom,
were drank with enthufiafm.
Mr. W. A. MADDOCK& propofed the health of the
Chairman, Lord W. Ruffell, which was drank with
the ftrongeft demonftrations of tepee and attach.
ment. •
Lord W. Russets. returned thanks to the Meeting
for the very peculiar attention with which they had
honoured him.
Major Carrw UGH r was called to the Chair.

The general antipathy we feel from childhood to
medicine, induces Is to delay remedies when we really
want them. If difeafe does not alarm our watchful
friends, the neceirary quantity, confinement, and
dread of naofeous medicines, ad..l to our repugnance.
When affiiited with Gout, Rheumatifm, Scorbutic
Eruptions, weak Digellion, or Nervous. Affedlions,
they are removed by SPILISULY'S PATENT ANTI.
SCOR,BUTIC DROPS, the dote of which is a few drops,
and no restraint of diet or exercife. To avoid coun-
terfeits, a(k for Spilibury's Patent Antifcorbutic Drops,
with the Stamp (the King's duty) printed in black ink:
fold at the Difpcnfary, No. t 5, Soho-firm, in bottles
of ss. 6d. tos. and 11. 51. duty included.

MARRIED.
On the 3oth March liR, at Olenevas, Itvernefa-thire, Colin
MacKenzie, younger, of Kikoy, Efq. to Mils Babella Cameron, fe.
cond daughter of the late Ewen Cameron, k.fq. of Glenevim

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS,
Exempt from the Au,Si.o Duty, agreeable to At of Parliament.
on ‘VAnefday, April tO. tr.os, at four o'Clock,
MERAC, SON, and Co. will put up to PUBLIC SALE, at their
Warchnules No. 78, %rm.-Ba re,
rr HE following Ale,rtment of BRITISH PIECE
GOODS. vie.
3600 Pieces Ilalafores Shawls, &c.
1200 Pieces plain and fat.cy Cambric..
z too Pieces Jaconets, Tambours, &e.
500 Pieces White and Printed Shawls, Ca!limes, Ste.
2000 Pieces PuMeat%
Iwo Pieces Velveteens, Nankeens. &c.
goo -- Dimities, Jamas, o,4ltings, and Striped Cottons.
sco Brad Cloths, Kerfrynumcs,&c.
SLOPS.
Soo doz. !foam.
Soo -- Soldiers Coats.

ICY,O jaC111.1! :Ind Breeches.
N.okekn. &c. Trowfers and Drawers.

;pp Shirts, &:.
To be viewed as above. where Catalogues may be had, and a:
the Nrw York and *tom's Coffee Hook,
M. L. MERAC, jun. Broker.
. . _ .
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By H. HALL,
At the Dog and i'artridge, in Yately, , Hants.
• • •

On Wednefday the ioth of April: dot, at Two o'Clock in the

Afternoon, in frvera:

By order of the Tratecs of Mr. fhotnas Shack!clot& under fuch
conditi.rn ai (halt be then and there produced

Lot 1. A Subllantidl DWELLISG HOUSE, in
good repair, called HAMMON.s, with excellent
Garden, Baru, ,table, sad i'ucl•huufc—together with THREF.
CLOSES of gond Arable Land, in a high Rate of cultivation, ad-
pining the fame, containkg three Acres, more or kfii, and an ex-
cclknt Edit-pond in front of the honk.
The above Houk, with the Garden, Stable, and F t.l.houre, is
let on leak to Mr John North, grocer, baker, and bacon -killer,
four years of which are unexpired at Michaelmas next.
Lot a. A fubßantlal built MESSUAGE and TENEMENT,
fituate.at Yately Green, with good Garden. Fuel-bode, &c. in
the occupation of Thomas Collier, tenant at will. Aik in hand
a CLOSE, of rich Paltare Land, adjoining the fame, containiug
Three Q2artcrs of an Acre, or tkereatiouts.
Lor 3. Two goad fuhlt inthd OWE LUNG HOUSES, in per
fed repair, eligibly lituste near Lot 2, with excellent Gard, me,
Yard, Bain, Stable, Fuel-houfe, and a large Glazier's Shop (about
36 feet by is) in the occupation of Mr. Richard Dalton, tchnol-
mallet, and !Oils Hanifon. tenants at will. Mk in hand, a
CLOSE of rich Palture Land adjoining the lame, containing Two
Acres and a Half, he the fame more or leis.
There Prcmifes have for many years been occupied as a Carpen-
ter's Shop, and are well calculated for that buftnefs, or at a fm..11
expence :night he made a genteel refidcnce.
Tbe above Eitates are Copyhold of Inheritance of the Manor of
Crondaii (which is nearly equal to Freehold), the lines being in•
confiderable and ci.rtain, and are entitled to a very extenfive Right
of Common.

The Stock, which may he Peen at the Dog and Partridge, Yee!,
confiftsof an exccllant gout! Granary equal to r,.14, fitted up with
bins. on a fuhflantial oak it:Addle with Rune caps ; a good four year
old Cow in Calf, a Graft Cart with Ilaria.fs,a tax ditto with ditto,
a one wheel Plough, and two Harrows.
Yately is 33 miles front lotirl,,n, within one mile of the great
Willitern Read (where coaches pas daily) and in the centre of a
good fpurting country.
For a New of the climes, apply to the retpeetive tenants, and
for further particulars to the Audioneer, Kcading—if by letter,
port paid.

A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS.
INFALLIBLE Gi R AAN CC RN-Pl. AIST ER.

THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellem
REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having never faliod
In a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it dues not eradicate the Corn
role and branch, TO a e CURN rue sto ,Z ET. And he begs leave
to add, that it has infinitely the advantage of the numberlefs incffi
cations Ointments, Salves, &c. as many hundreds of afilidtcd per-
tons can teftify, among whom are Tome of the firft charadters do
this Itingdurn.
Sold Who!efalc and Retail by T.Axtell, No. r, Finch-lane, near
the Royal lull:inv.; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavißock
(trent ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. Jaincs's-Arret ; Mr. Hiider.
No. 21, P.ll-NIA ; Mr. Ward, No. 324, I fasorn ; and Jeboult
and Co. Nr._lso, Ortfo:d Erect:

At Briftol, by Mr. Wei: and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfalera
Bath, Ey Hazard, bouhfeller, and Wright, perfumer.

Edinbugh, by Baxter, Sown Briege.
Portfea hind Gofpnrt, Mr. Harding e.
Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer.aad Mr. Jones ,bookfelita,
Portlniouth, Mr. Motley. bookfeller.
And by moft of the Vendee, of Medicines in England.

rtEALTH ANt) LONGEVITY.
Dr. JAMES'. ANALEPTIC PILLS.
To obviate the impofitions which have long been
praaifed in regard to this Medicine, a (mall attention only
Is requifite; for as by favour of the Commiffioners of the Stamp
Office,feparate Plates have been prepared for Mr. Newbery's tire,
with his name engraved In the Stamps. the imitation of which
would be a capital offence, the genuine Prqa tration may now be
readily afeertained ; it is therefore recommended to purchafers
not to open any box in future, unlefs they obferve the words
A F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," printed on the (tamp.
The fuperior excellence of thefe Pills in Rheumatifms and Colds
so well as In other Complaints to which the human frame is liable
from the viciffitudes of our climate, is univerfally acknowledged,
They are admirably calculated for kilious, and other Diforders of
the Stomach and Bowel.; for Head-Ache occafioneel by Indigcf-
tion ; and for preventing Palfies and Apouk:aies, fo often the con-
&Rumex of free living. Recourfe mould be had to them after
every excels, and upon every flight indifpolition; and thus their
well km,wn charadteriltic of promoting Longevity will be main-
tained ; for, by alibiing Nature in the due difeharge of the animal
'nations, and by keeping the Cuittitution, as it were, in eon
'loud repair, they preferve the body in health and vigour, and
prevent premature decay. They require no particular confinement,
nor attention to diet.

They are fold only by F. NLVIBEgr anti Sons, at the Were!lode
for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's, a tcw t!oors from
Cheapfide,London ; and at Dr. James's late Houle in Bruton-Itre
In boxes, price 45.6 d each, Ramp included; or the qaantity of &A

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to one large box ft:o;ll.4s.
SOLOMON'S GUIDE TO HEALTH.
WE Amid be deficient in our duty to the public,
were we not to give place to the following Itrikiitg pot-
tage, from the laft edition of • SOLOMON'S GUIDE TO
HEALTH,' p. 26.7. on the evil tendency of the prcftoe fathion of
deem among the fair fel :
"M 4e of the fair fax :fate their difird. rs from the colds caught
by wearing thin covering and following the molt ridiculous (oilstone
in circle, than from any othir emile; this ought furely to put
them upon their guard, and to make them very careful in keening
themfeives warm, and be more circumspect in their dr& ' • for a
fevere cold, caught at certain periods, ruins both health and con-
ftitution."
Mr. Wheeler's Manche fter Chronicle, of the 9th January, ISo2,
contains a paragraph worthy to be recut dal ; it is this : "Amend
the firing of remarkable domettic occurrences in the Taft year, the
following appears: A conaderable number of gay young Lodi: s
died of contsimption in November, in ronfeqw nee of having gone
bail naked dyeing the piercing.winds of the preceding January."
1•1 This book Is of such ineflimable value, that we itrengly re-
commend it to the mural of every dais of mien.
It is notorious, that various diforders of the human frame are
brought in by diffipation in youth, and the &ruts vi cation of thole
roles which prudence dklates f..r the prelervation of health, and
laying a foundation for a long and haply lite, with a firm and
ftrong conftitution. "f he bkffings uf eaith arc no fooner loft, than
painful experience trachea the loath/table value of it, and the un-
happy patient looks amend, too often, alas ! in into t..r the means
Gilts recovery. The utility, therefore, of this medicine, is too
obvious to need further comment.

Cr Perron% entering ui on the holy Rate of matrimony, lb .uld
6 w from it cannot be pure."
The ANTI-1341VMM ES, nr SOLOMON'S DRON, for purifying
the blood and retiring the fylteni when impaired by the inspire.
dent ufe of Mernuiy, have been found the great and only refturer
of health and vigour In Diforders where Salivation has repeatedly
failed. Price roe. 6d. Family Bottles 331.
The ABS fERGENT 1.0 110 N, for removing Eruptions from
the furfacc of the Wolin bAly, plots 41. 61. hat pints zi. 9d.
duty included.
' Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Giltad lioufe, near Liverpool, at
MS • 6d. and 331. b.tttl, s ; the lattercontain four of the turmer, by
which the purchafer law nine findings livery ge•nutce battle
has a damp, which.beais the prnprieter's name aid et:Weis,—
i. Samuel Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate which Is 'Cony.
May he had of all Venders of Genuine Medicines in the United
King u.n.

HAVING dedicated myfelf tri the Rudy, a 7.1 !era
`ratified by the mat confitlerable pradliee in :ha'. t.r-acts
which I thought !.roper to feted, I tri.ft that I have not troire onf-
employed my time than thole who. in the extenfiv • fic,,l 0" the
prolcffion, are oecafionally irrnserfal In uncertainty, 3r I ranaut
always attain that fucccfs wi.i,h is acquired Ity cmm.-ntratit,i the
intelleaual power to one el:Jo of diforders.
The difearca of DEBILI arc psculiarly dlftreffing *or they
bring with them a train of concomitant tymptotrs au L by A .1,
preffinn of all vital energy, existence itfelf becomes em'd•tered
Whether they mile from the prevaler..e °f ill temple, the,k,t.L.e.
titre habits of fchool br.ys, or the indulgences of maturity th-7 ac-
quire the molt Altai:out. pro•eflional flap ; tut by the Loorarce
of uneducated men, the fyinptums are aggravated, an 4 the welt-
tution is dritroyed.
Asa ME VIBER of t7te ROYAL CO LLEGF of SUR ~EONI,
I ground my pretynlict.i on regularity of education, and •oficr•ig
I every privile.te to prv'tice. I fee! myfelf "mettle,' e a that contidei.=
which I Lave Litherto Leen to (Li:rally hon:u-ed.
In the fir.t foci%tion • of Soca weakncfs. early ipplie ition wil
prevent the calamity of a deldlitated `came; bat w•h'r the Cot-
fermi, from a GO/IrcioU'ar:S of the unmedine't of the ice welch
canted his misfortune, is ftarful of the cmterntt or ee7::.*.ce 1f
family pbyfician and broods over his infirmity with c..re:ni con.
cealment. it mutt he ,atii'aetary for him r o be allur,i
capabnity of treatment t,..t alto of the molt in ei,,..11,*•••• •
And in recent Vet-real Complaints it is poifible to pr,‘ • ••(
danger or dittres ;in the ring complicated cafes it t, • •
moot of exclufive experience in this line to &e . a c,
sand (needy re.cltablithment.
toffee the advantage of this expertmee to thole of eitf.e.r •",x who
arc afilidted with any Lod of I)ChiI.ITY, of any fyitna ms cif
VENEREAL INFECTION. and in 111 cites the terms ut It •
neretrn are hate-1 en the firfl Interview._ _ _ _

Pat'rrn,, in the :ountry are el-peded to inrlnle a Bank note, &tut
are rejuafte,l to fpecify Olen age and manner ts! living.
MARTIN bkltll,
M.n:lNer of tlx Royal Collage of stegeous In Loudon,
No so Arandel-Ilreet, 9t,0n.1 oa renrile Ittr

HAVMAN's GrfalflNE ORIGINAL MARU.DANT's
ANTIS ORBCI FIC DROPS.
MR. HAYNIAN iluthut of " a Treatire, explain-
•ll. ing the Nature and Affinity of Scorbutic Difeafes " meet Ice-
-43. who may be confulted perfunally or by letter iiidnfire,; his ice
neceffatily confine ss to prepare there Drops, as the leers t of thew.).
eels reit- with bins 7 trot The es cifing them and fupply saf fulsves-
der% is Yelled in Mr. R. Butler, NI Wa. ehoufei. N 4. Cheap-
fide, corner irt Pateinotter-row, Lomion, to whom all orders foe
the 4s. fel r t 5. and 225. bottles, rout now be 4.lelrs SSA.
Beware ot INefuredanCs Drops can poffibly be
genuine except the addrefs, "J. Hayman, Golden hpiare, be
found er graven in the Ramp affixed upon each bottle, for the fa-
lutary eft. Ca, of all which, though purehatea ut the temotel ven-
der, Mr '-I ;roan anf were with hi, lire! !
Their eir ucs are briefly thefe—thi y reneshite appetite, enliven
the fpirits, perred digerliom correct a coagulum ot blood, open
the excretory duets, beten and tree the fkm ot teurfami is horons
pimples, eralicate ulcers, caries V, the hones, tumours. alsfeelfrs,
Aftirlas, piles, See examples of which, fufficient to corr'.ole
I uffercrs in every polfe Ic tpecies of Scurvy.Seroeula. Leprofy. end
the long train of difeafes allied toithem, arc coil :rifled ii each di-
rection hill. See very fhort aliftracts from a few of them only
Matter Davidton's cafe, whet.: arm was entire:lea with deep
feetia terofulous ulcers, perforating the bone, and prefeuting the
profrd of a mortification.
Mifs Clieetham.seafe--'lle fame fpeeles of dilate affeEting the
feet, and endangering her being a cripple for life.
James Scott's cafe, whom the Rev. Mr. Elliott, whole pariihi-
Geer he is, rlefcribes to have been a perket Lazarus.
Mils Weleker's cafe, whore head, face, neck, and bawls, by the
certificate of K. Caltandar, M. 1). had been three years hierulteal
with a feabious humour.
Mr. Hunter's cafe, whole difeafe was attend-. 31 with a humour
fo corrollee, as to have lift fcarce a band breadth of Skill on his
whole body.
Sue's beteg the power of this alterative over the moil d
rate :all latent Scorbutic and Scrufaloue difea es, its infim nee
en the mere local, without further references in point,
puflibly be dossi-acd.
They as fold by the general Nladieine Venders throughout the
United gdont; p,rtlcll27ly by Callsvell and Ball, Lublin;
Htabanil, hider, an E d Co. and Scott, diribuear ; M.Don Olaf
gow ; Garden, Afa.f.!ren ; Craigie. Montrefe ; Dick, Dundee;
l'horfon, Berwick ; 14hee7.er a•td Lorgin, Aylefbury ; Crum:raft
and Hazard, faith ; Smith, Bed:out ; Knctt and t o. and Swinney
and Co. Birmir.;hani ; Citron, :Straw:north ; Gregcry Brighten;
Browne, : Simmons and Ca. Canterbury ; Mcggy and
Chalk, Chelmsl ord; Kremer, Cole:miter ; Smith. Crawley ; Brew-
man, Exeter ; Wright Hereford ; 'l'. thrown, fen. and R 41:., Hull;
Harmer and Co. Ipfseicla ; Branthwaite, Kendal; Wright and
Minns, Leeds ; Swinton. Leicefter; Lee, Lewes ; Drummond,
Lincoln; Adams, 14 USIIT)01-011gh ; Tyrrell, Mai atone Stains
and liarrop. MA ticlxtler ; Wilkinfon, l 4 orpeth ; Snelfun, 1,1410
wich ; Walker and Lauwil, Newcaftle; Marlhall,Nurthamptun;
Stevenfon and Cu. Norwich; Burbage and Co. Nottingham ; .514-
ter and Mundy, and Jones, Oxford ; Souiby, Penrith ; %Vale, Ply-
mouth ; Hedgcland. Dock ; Moore. Poole ; Bclam, Portfmristk ;
Smart and Co. Reading; Collins,Salifbnry ; Adams, shaftefintry;
Penny, Sherborne ; Baker, Southampton ; Newcomb, Stamford;
Chriftupher, Stockton ; Cox, Tunbridge ; Evil, Wells; Blaker.ey.
Windfor ; White, Wifbeach ; Tymbs, Woreeftee,and 'I ye, Wreat-
haw.

fiiOMAS TAYLOR, Efq.
Nu. 9, Bi idge !tree, Londwii...

Honoured Sir, " Edinburgh, Much it, SZiztt.
I BEG leave to inform you, that ever lance the year
1790, I have been :'.lifted with the Lees Venerea, which
from its uhllinattly refillirg every courfe of medicine preterit:4d by
the mutt eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing reverel re-
vere eeurfes of falivation, and eveice dtfchareed from the Hoipi-
tal, wi.h little relief, would appear to he of the molt inveterate
wdure. In the luring of loft year my dit•rder had get to ruch a
hcad,u nearly to put a period to my malt-nee: I had a large bit c
on the crown of nty head, one on each arm, and any lees were
broke out in a frigbaftil wanner; my milt was dreadfully pain-
ful, and fal heel. in a Rate ef ulceration for the Lift (even years;
my left ha.. alto two tarp- nodes on it, was very much difeoltderet
aud gave zee fedi escrociatiug pain. particular:y when warm is
bed, as n. any an deprive ire of reit. in this lamentable state t
was recomin Ord by Mr. J Thompron, !who received fo great a
cure I the in here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which
began to du on the 7 6th of May; in the courfeuf a fortnight 1 be-
gan to receive henefit—in ;ittic more than a month the ulcers on
my head and arme were roundly heeled—loon after the fares Oat
my legs healed alto, leaving, however, confiderable difcolouratlaw
in the lien, and pain 'n tite b.'ne of the left, which, by the Mif-
fing of Goo, and a little longer perleverance an your invaluable
Medicine, rublided ; the nudes difperling, the kin regaining his
natural hue, a..d norturnal liabia gradually going off. I tiles
became, by your i•beral advice and medicnie, perfectly tree :rota
all my 1 inner corr.pLints—have recovered my former twat ant
ftrength, and dm become j'.lly and tat, in which Rate having
continued mail, months, to tie allonilhan..nt of all v. ha Is.nela
me, I am at a Ila in what terms to ewers my gratitude, but ace
you, for the good of other f..ffeting gioitals, to make this my cafe
as public as poilihlr, as I Ihall on every oceation ; in C..lueig
will greatly ALP. Sir, your gratelul, obedient, very humbieter-
want, ALEX. MURKEK.
Swan's Clore, High-greet, Edinburgh.
Wltnelles to the above cure :—John Thompfon' N 3, Nei,
Poultry-market ; John M Ititoth, Old ',trembly ct.n,r.iiiintir,
Prepared and ield "y the fee Pr Triet •r, THOMAS TAY-
-I.OR, Member of the Pori College of surge tits. at his Houk,
No. ei, New Bridgesareet, Lor ion ; where, after a conitant rc-
fulance of more than thirt y-iiv years, in a praeitice pat al. ul,rlyit;-
need to the cure of Venereal Coe:p!itnte, and thole tnude . 4
to the Parts of Generation, with that lair. cy
men of his Placation ihouid ateveys ..Herve 'etch cafes, i. •-
ters himi.lf, tee advice and i lltarec he gratuitoulle admn... •
to peel.e, Laing this Medicine, mil be ft. erned, by a dile. r -
ing Public, as an adv ntagc feidona utuln.ble, and vend of ..11
ambiguity.
Alto fold by his appointment. fir the convenior.c. of thofe liv-
ing at a cliftinee, at the Perfu:ner'•, No. is, St. Alban's. itreet,
Pall Mall • the 1.-y-lihnp. No. Orferd-.lreet ; Mr. Ditio-
rough's, do. 7, NE (free'-hell : . Steel, book feller, No. 1, Uni-
ran-ow, Little 'Poser-hil ; Mr. la.•xte:-'s, Southhridge, Edin-
burgh ; Islr.r 11)..t: !hi, and by one perfon in every con-
liderable town in Great Britain and iretand, in bears cf only as.
9d. each,f: aled up, with ;oil ind pi an directions. whereby pen
on of either fez may cure themtelves with eafe,f peed, fecrcey
and fake].

HIGH WATER AT LONDON E RMOE TO-NIORRu
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Afternotio

LONDON: Printed and Pubhilted by LEVEL KENT (of Can/
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itrect, Putdithed alto at the STAR OF /ICE, ferrlpleallr.