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London, England, 1812-03-21 00:00:00

removing a thorn hedge near to 4Maytole, in
_ c-n the Ist instant, a partridge's nest was
sevcn eggs in it.
Mr. Drams, of Lothbury, was walking out
house %vial a couple of gentlemen, on Wed.
!veniog, conversing on business, he slipt from
); and had the misfortune to break his leg.
Ikney-coach yesterday broke down in Now.
,re( t, in consequence of the axle-tree of the fore.
having broken ; when the coachman was
with such violence against the edge of the
his skull was fractured. He was .conveyed
Bartholomew's Hospit.il. - •
- broke out on Thursday se'nnight about ten
in Fishamble-street, opposite Smock-alley,
It increased with great violence, and en.
destroyed the house in which it first appeared.
'ioiaing house was nearly burnt down.

WiViltrA I' LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW.
ling , 44 minutes after •
, Loon ls minutes after 10

MARRIED. •
Mr. S. Unsrio, of Lombard•street, to Elizabeth, oaf
of Mr. I. Unveils, of Whitechapel.
Angsman Foster, Rector of Dowsby. Lincolnshire, to
ingest (laughter of Kingsnian Sg. Barb:, Esq. of Vine-
terica-squat e.
.4, Major Wm. Napier, of the 43d Light Infantry, to
the yeampst daughter of the Late Hon. General Fox.

DIED.
1a74, on board Lis Majesty's ship Defiance, in the
Jul Clarke, Esq. As-iatant Surgeon.
at at Hartland Abbey, Devon, aged 73, P. Orchard,
Ar successive Parliaments Representative of the 130.
Callingtnn, and for many years Colonel of the North
Regiment of Militia.
ay night, at Blackiftath, in the 75th year of Lis age,
ttenant-General Thomas Davies, of the Royal Artillery.
lursday morning, at Blackheath, ten days after the decease
venerable husband, Mrs. Burnaby, aged 76, relict of the
Burnaby.

GUESTONIAN MEDICINES.
66.—T0 Mr. GOSST, Chymist, No. 9, Great Surrey-street,
.va-rn, A

As you thought proper to publish the letter
I sent you Jan. 8, 1798, stating my own case and cure
excruciating nervous Head-ache, which had tormented
twenty-four years, and rendered me incapable of banes.,
".e that period had no return of this complaint, have good
hops that this disorder is now completely eradicated.—
%es my cure the mire extraordinary is, that t ain not
years of age. Be assured, Sir, that nothing on earth
me more pleasure than promoting the interest of him to
am under such infinite obligations: yoit have therefore r,-,

mike what u.e you please vr-Itt this le ter, sincerely hoping
:the canse of others receiving the same relief which I
experienced; and am, Sir, your grat-fol and obedient ser-
wILLIAMMA rtegswi.
Corperation-lane, Clerltenwell, Dec. 3,1801. .
The following is the Letter above alluded to:
January 8,1798.

, been for sixteen years afflicted with a nervous Head-
as to render me imcmnble of business, I was advised by
liSoctor to see what the country air would do for me, on
Account I purchased an (sire at Earl Croome's, in War.
where I resided; atul for a few years fcund tbepains
excruciating,but was never perfectly tree from them ; and
last fenr years of my residing there, they returned with
violence as ever, so as to render my life burdeniome. I
returned to town, in order to see ill could get some relief ;
• recommended to you, was so fortunate as to be instantly
my pains ; and by continuing the use of your Medi-
4uP twenty days, am now perfectly cured. I consider it
which I owe to you and mankind in general to state this
'ting well known in London upwards of fifty years ; and
It may be the cause of others experiencing Use same ba4..'
1 have been so happy as to receive at your hands ; and
your ouch obliged and obedient servant,
wixxrass
(Can G 7 in a future Papa.)