Star.
London, England, 1804-01-11 00:00:00

ESSIONS.

HALL, JAN. so.
trial this day, was that of a
Snit, indiaed for wilful and
the profeeution of Edward Bel-

the profeention were opened by
and the cafe Rated at length by
• from whirl it appeared that
ar was a mon who had ferved
army, in vomiting capacities, from
p to that of Serjeant ;—and that
month of April laR, he had been
Nieman to the profecutor, who
army. in the Prince of Wales's
. he had been Enfign. afterwards
,(uently Captain. and then Pay.
prifoner had been fu introduced to
an. for the porpofe of the profeen.
him a Coanniffion in a Regiment
the prifoner was to pay a valu
That the profecutor had ac-
htmfclf and depofited Come money
el. in the hands of a perfon
.s to obtain the commiffion. That
meeting the prifoner had agreed to
in the Bank of ?delfts. Coutts
. names of hienfelf and the prole.
ifideration to be paid to the latter,
Commiffion, which font was only
both jointly. That in a Wirt
went to the Banker's, and the
tan out in both their names. of
paid to the profecutor on part
it remainder being returned to
name of the prifoner. and to be
prefeentor as loon as the Commilfion
Der &mad be made out. A variety of
trinfaitions were then Rated. which ter-
difagrertsent between thu parties;—
declining to have any thing further
peipner, as conceiving his conduit
dfwindling complexion. In
prifoner marked a writ
Jr a pretended debt.of :651.
Rated to have paid the pro.
1. for the purport of obtaining
This uaion the peafecutor
by legal meth. *hen the
ed him opts oath, before
the hfidd inifites, at
Office. Weßminßer, with h ay.
robbed hind an Willow.
for too guineas. and a ten
confequence of which the pro-
, warrant of Mr. Pye, and
he was detained t t days;
to 6;0, furrendered bins-
Bentz: and after attentfing
- Is without the pia
be then flood his trill
was apon the oath of the
that the pedant iadillnleut
was Thom* Skean, an et
Oifiee in Queesaquare. to
At at the depoEtioo of the pri-
prikentor. at that Office, on the
prove the hand writing of
appeared from his it:Rummy
the Offs% ace had co.

depolition made by the prifootr.
ohjelled to.
then (worn and examined
e depofition figned by him•
Conn gas the ground of the
only fwear to his own fig.
document being in the
hand-
copied'from the book in
writing dually took down
The depofition was not
;--he bad promifed to come
o the Mice, but never bad
Pye, bad not compared the
with the depofition as
could not prove it to be

for the prifoocr, therefore
Jußice Book was a record
bad not been produced, the
d the belt poffible evidence
Court, as be was bound to
produced as minor evi.
, that ground, as well as
it was not the depolltlou
making that depolition.—
contended, that the Court ought not
Bases farther on the trial,
it be produced as evidence
been produced on the firll

that the Jullice`s Book,
that moment, could be ufed
as a means of refrething the
touching what had been Iwurn
r I—for as the prifoner had not
don, there was confequently no
•xilling, which could be produced
F itfel6 or, as it was termed, the
:nee is the cafe ; and he therefore
Court would allow him to prove
t heft evidence in his power.
igreed that the Depofition Book
And it was fubfequently produced.
was the profecutor, E. B. Ken-
had been in the army fence 179 z,
iffereot ranks in the Prince of Wales's
to which, lafily, he was Pay.
merit was reduced at the peace ;

fometiniet aOed at an Anne Com-
million Broker ; that the prifoner was about the be-
ginning of laft April, introduced to him by a Gen-
tleman of the Life Guards, for the pnrpofe of nfing
his influence to procure him a commilfion in the Mi-
litia ; that witnefi did accordingly depofit 5.1. in the
hands of a perfon who was to exert hinsfelt for the
purport. The prifoner hrd agreed to pry a valnahle
confideration for procuring the erimmiffion, and to
depofit a firm of money at a Banker's on that aceourt,
from which he agreed to advance Sol. when tae corn-
minion °souls! be obtained, and the temain‘ler aircn
gazetted. On the 4th of April, the priCnner came
to winners, and they went together to the Bank of
Trdairsr Comm and Co. when witnefs found a rum of

too guineas had been lodged by the prifoner in their
joint names; and both of them having figned a check
for the money, it was paid to the priloner, who gave
the witnefs ssl. on account, and alfo an acknowledg-
ment at the prifoner's defire ; and the remaining pan
of the whole fum the prifoner underflood had been
repaid into Coutes houfe in his own name. Of the
above funs sl. was to reimburfe him in what he had
advanced, and the 501. was to be applied towards
pnrchafing the commiffion. Some months bad elapf-
ed, and no commiffion had been obtained. The pri.
foster however called on the witnefs, and requelied
to borrow of him :al. for a few days. Winters Paid
he had not fo much talk in the houfe, but prornifed
it he could call next day, by which time he would
get a bill on his Agents, Melrrs. Ogilvies, Army
Agents, difcounted, he would oblige him. The pri.
fosses Paid he would fan him the trouble, and get the
bill difcounted immediately, and return the difference.
Witmer: accordingly delivered to him a bill on Meffrs.
Ogilvie', for 701. out of which the prifoner did not
return him any change, under pretence that he had
not got the bill difconnted. The wheels. after ex-
periencing many evafive anfwers from him on this
account, met him one day in Cockfpurilreet, and
infitied on his bill, or knowing where he lived. The
prifoner again endeavoured to put him off, but ind•
tog witnefs following him into the Park, he thin ac-
knowledged he had got the bill difcounted, but diet a
aleinitof /savor, who had got the money for him, flop-
ped 451. indeed of sal. which he only ought to have
paid ; this was the reafon ke affigned for not having
tailed on him with the balance i • to this Rory wind's
gave credit. He then took the prifoner with him to
his lodgings, and on telling him he was inconve-
nienced for money in his honfehold expeoce, the
prifoner Paid he had but sal. which if that would
anfwer, it fhould be at his fervice. He added, that
he fhould in a few days receive extol. on his half
yearly tents, when he would pay him the remainder,
and lend him any fum he might want. Witnefs Paid,
aol. woultt do for the petrels', upon which the pri-
toner took out of hitipocket a ten pound note, which
he Paid was all he really bad about him, but promifed
to pay the ether ten pounds next morning, which,
however, he failed to do. This was on the sgth of
June ; and on the ill of July the prifoner called at
his lodging, and expreffed his with to have from the
winds an acknowledgment for the sot. note, which
witneth immediately propofed to give. He accord-
ingly wrote an acknowledgment, which the prifoner
did not approve, and Paid he wifhed to have it ex.
preffed. on account of the 601. bill in the hands of
the prifoner' which was the property of the proficu-
tot. Witnefs then °brava to the prifoner, that there
was no tranfattion about a 601. bill between them;
the only bill in quefliun was for 701. The prifouer
anfweree that between Gentleman and Gentleman,
it was rather odd to be fo particular. Witnefs
anfwered, that even between Gentlemen it was ne-
miry to be coma. the prifoner then faid." you re-
member you got 551. of me, for which you have given
me no acknowledgment; to which witnefs onfwer-
,
CO, you have alto a yol. bill from me, for which you
have given no acknowledgment. Witnefs conceived
his enadu) on this occafion was a fecond inßance of
&giving:ls the awl, he therefore told the prifoner
be easosived his condo& on the whole to be improper
and oagendemanly ; that he could not think of re-
commending any fuch man to a gentlemanly *na-
tion t he therefore delved to fettle the pending ac•
count between them, and to have not further to
do with him. The ;tamer afeaieg veil, high airs,
then tithed if it was to be infmnated that he, who was
a relation tithe Duke of Portland. the too of Sir
John (icon, who had ferved as an Officer in the army,
and wall married to the GRer of Major Crawford,
was not a Gentleman I In wort, the witnefs,
repeated remonftraness on his violent conduit,
ehd to open the dining room door, and hand It
down lairs. The only perfon prefent at this tenni:
anion was the witnefs's wife. Next day the witnefs
underlood that a writ had been marked againa him
for ggl. by the prifoxer, to which he direfkly gave
bail; and he afterwards, by due courfe of law, fet it
elide. On the zfith of July, be was arrefled by two
runners from the Qticen's-fquare Office, on a warrant
from Mr. Juliet Fye, before whom be was brought,
on the charge of the robbery Rated in the indictment,
upon the oath of the patina, namely, dint the pri-
foner was attacked by the witnefs at his apartments
on the ilk of July, and robbed of a receipt for too
guineas, in the Bank of Coutts and Company, an
acknowledgment for 551. and a Bank Note fur fol.
The witnefs, in his defence, Paid there was nu one
prefent in his apartment at the time but his wife, but
offered to produce his fervent, Charles M'Gawr, to
give fome evidence in his behalf ; upon which the
prifoner immediately charged, that M'Gawr was a
party in the robbery, and had pinioned his arms be-
hind, while the witnefs, Kennel, had forcibly taken
the papers Rated out °lbis pocket. The witnefs was
accordingly committed to prifon, and detained there
ten days; after which, the prifooer not haring ap•
pealed to Sign the depolition againft him, he was
liberated on bail. He accordingly, when he took his
trial, was acquitted of courfe, there being no profeco-
tion. He then applied fi.r a copy of the indiftment
and depot-160n, upon which he commenced the prefent
profecution. This was the tenor of his direft evidence.

Counfellor At.Lar, at very co.ifiderable length,
crofs.examined the witnefs ; but could not carat
any thing to (hake the validity of his teltimony.
Mrs. liennah, wife to the profecutor, fully corm-
borated the trancadion, at which the was Indent on
the ill of July, and afterwards on the 26th of the
tame month, at Qeen's.fquare Office.
Mrs. Capper, tile lady of the houfe where they
lodged, and her fervant woman, proved, that they
law Scott come down (lairs on the sit of July, after
tome very loud words between him and Mr. Ken-
nah ;—but that he made no complaint whatever at
the time of any injury fullained. lie was followed
the ft.ot of the Itaits by Mr. Kennal., and the taw
Licii go immediately nut at the hall door. M.Gavrr,
the tervant Mr. charged with having aided in the
rubbery, never Uirred from the kitchen while he was
in the houfe.

hk. Ju Pr', on receiving kis minute book.
proved the depornion made begirt him by the pri-
foner. as to the charge .( robbery Agana the wit-
nefs. Lvisfence being &dal for the Cmwn.
Mr. Aster. at great length, and with ranch le •
genuity. addreged the Jury ea behalf of hit client.
whom he reprefented as an honourable. injured. and
tharcted man. the prouder of a site aad La bull

children t and repterepted the *Amu Of the evidence
igainft him, as fufpicious thmeghout, and in many
placts contradiftory. The Jury, after about two
minutes confultation, found the prifoner
He was then remanded to the King's Bench Pri
fon, from whence be had been brought to trial by
an Habeas Corpus. On Friday nett he will be
brought up to receive fentence. The trial continued
five hours.

GUILDHA LL sEssoNs.
Yefferday the Loan Marna, Sheriffs, and feveral
Aldermen, opened a Court in the Grand Council
another, when the Clerk of the Arraigns prekribed
the oaths to the Common Council d the different
Wards of the City: after which the Conflables were
(worn in the King's Bench Court, as were the Grand
and Petit Juries. and the King's Proclamation read
over to them, before the Recorder, &c. who gave
them a (hart charge to do their duty according to
the oath they bad taken.
Some trifling altaults were tried of no eonteqoasce.
Two brothers, of the name of Fortnumq were called
on trial, charged with an Wank aq Blackfriara
bridge fome months line& One of thefe young men
proves to be a fervant to Dr. Filler of Dolton'
Commons, who attended to defend hiti ; but Wog
then four o'clock, he begged the Court to pat of this
trial till the adjourned day, which was contented to,
and the Court was adjourned till this morning, at
nine o'clock, at the Old Bailey. It is minded to be
a long fain, there being above too, prifoness to be
tried, many of them for capital offences.

VOLUNTEER Malt
COLCHISTIII, JAN. 9.—The Quarter Seffions for
this town were holden this slay urn the Mayor, Re.
corder, and other Magiarates; and when the be&
nefs of the.Seffions terminated. an adjourned bearing
of a complaint preferred by Mr. Gant., the Secretary
of the Volunteer Carps of Cavalry, spina D. D.
LLOYD. Efq. came.nn to be determined. Thiseaufe,
from the very crowded appearance of the Court, and
the extreme anxiety to procure admittance, hems to
have excited much iuterelt in this town and mei*.
bourhood. The information was under the Volun-
teer Aft, to recover treble the amount of fines im-
paled upon the defendant for nun-attendance at the
drill and mailers of the Corps, fubfequent to his hav-
ing notified his intention to reign, but which refit
nation the Commanding Officer refuted to accept.—
It appears that very ferious difputes have for Tome
time unfortunately prevailed amonglt the Members
of the Corps, accompanied with fosse ads of viu-
knee. Two or three members were expelled the
Corps, in confequence of which a number of Gen-
tlemen lignified their intentions to tefign. The quef.
Lion, therefore. which the defendant %tithed to bring
before the Court was, whether a Volunteer may
not refign when he thinks proper ? Mr. W. face-
son. the Conde', attended on the behalf of the de-'
fendant, and the profecution was concluded by Mr.
Sorrow, a Solicitor' and who is a Captain in the
Corps. As foots as the bufinefs was called on, Mr.
Gaitestoon, the Recorder, who affined the Mayor,
Elated that he was aware that the quellion of law was
extremely doubtful; that Gentlemen of the firit
eminence in the profeffirm entertained different opi-
nions upon it; and that it could not. therefore, be
expelled that any decifion of the Mayor's could fet
the quaint) at reit ; be, therefore, intimated to the
parties, whether it would not be better to leave the
cafe in loose fhape for the judgment of the Court of
King's Bench? Mr. jacesow, on the part of the de-
fendant, Paid this was the very thing he willed for,
but fuggelked, that as the evidence then Rood, the
nueltion could not arife, becaufe though refignations
'had been talked of at former bearings, be feared they
bad not been proved; and it would be twoefary for
him, unlefs the profecutor would admit the fad, to
prove it, which be was prepared to do. The prole-,
tutor refuted to admit any thing, or to produce the
original written refignation fent to the Commanding
Officer of the Corps, although it was proved that a
notice had been (erred anon the parties to produce it.
The Counfel for the defendant, therefore, endea-
voured to flew by other evidence. that the Captain
had acknowledged the receipt of the notice ; and to
do this, put in a letter written by the dintaion of
Captain tlits to the defendant, in which he inform.
ed him, that his refignation was a nullity, and had
not been, nor wouldise, accepted by him. This let-
ter, however, upon examination. appeared to have
been written lince the firll hearing of the caufe ; the
Recoenra was of opinion, that any evidence pro-
cured fince that time was inadmiffible, and could not
be received. Mr. LLOYD this failed to make out his
cafe : his Counfel, however, peened much for a cafe.
He offered to dcpofit in the hands of the Mayor, or
of any banker in the town, the treble amount of all
the fines fuppofad to bare been incurred by the mem-
bers who had refigned, amounting, we believe, to
about tool. to abiJe the event of the decifion of the
Courts at \Veflminfler. He Rated, that it appeared
to him of the lilt contequence to the intereth of the
public at this alarming and molt awful calls, that
the queflion of law Ihould be fpeedily fettled. The
feelings of Volunteers ought not to be trifled with;
and he knew, that an opinion given by his Majefly's
Attorney-General, had created great uneafinefs and
apprehenfions in the minds of many of them ; and
he knew alfo, that many of the molt diainguilbed
lawyers in' Wellminaer-Hall differed, in common
with himfelf, from that opinion. Several other pro.
pofitions were made by Mr. Iscasoa, tending to
lave trouble and vexation, as it appeared to -him
belt ; all were rejected. Mr. Surma, however, pro-
poled to refer the quellion to the arbitration of Col.
ADDED IMMIX, the very honourable and diligent In-
fpeflor of Volunteers for that diftrief. This propo.
fition Mr. Jacason at fira teemed willing to accede
to, and the Clerk was proceeding to take the terms of
the reference. when Mr. Jacasoa, in confequonce,
we believe, of Tome obiervat;ons made by Mr. Sur.
v,,s, refuted the reference, and infitled that the law
humid take its condi. Much time el"pfeJ in the dif•
cultion of this boinefs ; great v. arnali appeared oc•
cafionally on both fides ; and the Court was at one
time moll indecently and fbantelully interrupted by a
violent clapping and flouting. at Pone obi:mations
made by the Cotton-I fur the defendant.
We underflasid that it is the determination of the
defendant, and f.me others in the fame &nation
with hinitelf, to replevy. if a warrant of dihrefs
Mould ißsse; as Mr. picnic,' pledged himfelf not to
re*. until the gotaion liould, in one way or ano-
these be btesibt before the Court of King's Bench.

On Sunday, st Miro, the l a( j. &C. lidprifae. Etc
of tw .

Lady, st Lathe* CS;lttit644;in ter. Po/*air et tio
Stith toghtteot, to 106 Grad.
At Tattoo Ityaoll, the It* norm Hooper, to OW Um God.
fm, utowstou ot the itir. De. Godfrey, of Wait he*, Bah.
Al Rutterdpa, William Collings, Efo. of that eim M.ews Ana
Sod* IS Stoetrar otile4ato jos. Spelt, Iffq. of Hatamilaidt.
gy *ad damp. )111.1 Murray Dorm, at Detrytoloth, op
the oomotro4 , Kg. to Mitt Wimp Erstaaso. Snow
of Brabooto HI. at Doha& , ,
Os Thu Itolphesidwei, Stq. danbrowe, Hotta, to
dr
Mitt Louifa, ot Sir J. lihaos, lat.
011 the id Hart, et "astray Hoofs. Rohde Whims, req. to
mg, maims ftgba, 4aq/btu to Sir William &oh" re at
Cralgievar. ..

6 oifter a lag sod painful Oafs, jobs Pant
NS
Swag gawky laitC:triliende in die Tower, Was. Gregory:
14 Wed r• rem
du Wow**
eaftle
latskliask year kr ase., Mea. Mateo;
wife at Mr. GeGeniisof dreet, Fairoa-fgare.
At Well, war Bet mat Mew, attic met &Won
of the motor adiewilite ock- Artmakt ge Foot.
Toefelay feadaberladedlearde Cala Kau, Lay Oder, ia
tie p II yea d her age. •
On Frith, Id% at lid beak Charles- Area. kaiak;
&rare, Lady Aura
fewkladvis ArdakOileboaa Rastas, If* Ttila Chaldean
at the tide at dale we sE Oda

noitt MOWS MM. rot
T. Mr. MON. Apaebicary. Cilitiogtoo. MAL

SI R;ltitt. firOst. had long been tTrou-bled with as
NERVOUS aid lIILIOUS COMPL/Vhfr. few
bad atleurratilitai visite la Tows and Coasstry, if* amid ie
rake ay nod* of the pat sad extraerdiunT Coes yege
DitelellAllromeg Pius lad pitfalls**, toes, of die lie.
WV?. sod taboo edge Ws* most mad eltaradta. $e was Is.
&cod to sine thew a fair Melt SA h 1 taldwressett hOz fed
Se is awdras ever lie *au We have the rem
sissy al ear aequalotaste. *Se ifs dame ea Asa aseelleao ma s
fassilsidedielno—ifyiett fib fortis WA WWII a dor dive a
Plats to feed die terse hoses to nig with hlso. litti ha tiled hh
friends may ore them* a preweetiee agalsit the Yellow /sea I
wb& ant ieftelsoi. day are is Miry celebrated for.
Asspelli BedlardSire, Sir, year molt obedient krises,
Noe. THOMAS STOW.
Sad whit,* and ratan at Clan said Betio% 104, 4, Clbsep
We, end by
And by sae Meth* Voider y way Tem t Gt 'be %ha
Kin llama, is hew at sem 646 i ad as yd. eath, erldt (Snakes.
Sped G. Dime. mad Nast Sear Mete IC oaf osalla4stay-
per of the bes.

HAVING dedicated asyfelf to the Audy, iodheen
graded by the melt cadderabk prathke fir that Windt
which I thought groper what& land. dm l bark lot are tiltv
employed say time ass Mob who, Is the eitemdm field or the
profellion, are ocealloneßT Imenerfsd to eneenainty, and ceeeng
alwap attain that heeds wikb is needed by comenteating the
to ale doh et Warders •
The difearre7DRRILITY we verdantly &keine., for the"
bring with then a trek of osommingst kmpums, and, by a b-
ream of all vital meg% exigence idW becomes entintterel,..
Whether they wife from the presides= OM mem*, theekitem.
(lee habits of Ideal-bop, or the indulvesees of maturity, they rev
Zaire the molt diadems prefellimei Rig t bet by the ignormee
of userlimmod Men. the (mum are supertated, red the math/
union is Mimed.
As • PMASER of the ROYAL COLLEUS of SURGEONS,
grimed en' pretesdisas se regularity sf deaden; and pbgetriag
every middle es prsetke, I feet ntykif entitled to that mildew
with which I have hitherto been fit Sherd', Meowed.
In the tuft Asiatiate se local wcaods, early appilestks corn
prevent the calamity of • debilitated frame I bet where the fut.
fixer, from a cenfeiouhmh of the unmanUeefs of the vice width
maid his milibrame, le fearful of the contempt or eenfure d glen
family pbytklan, and breeds over his Iniarmey with meld MO..
cediriest. it mutt be fatidadory for him to be armed est only of
impede' st treatment. but site of the molt horioleble fiercer.
And in retest Vegetal Camplaants k h mink to prevent pale,
danger or Minds ; io the met eamplined cafes it le the winker
man of ezelufive e rienee thin au to am ask, swirly
Irtlar advantth
geooefathiexpedweetotickofdehritswb
are Aided with any hied of DUILITY, of any tyroptods of
VENEREAL mirEcnow, and in all cake the terms of roan.
natation are dated on-the Sr* interview.

Patients in the tawny me apated to adore a Rink raw and
arc requited to [peak A* age and manna of
MARTIN BIEL
Member d the Royal Oenage d dream tr UMW.
No, 29, Aroodel.ftreet, Strand, ear Temple Rat.

To THOMAS TAYLOR. Eft.
•No. 9. Bridge-Arect. Landes..

Honoured Mu, Edinburgh, March 11, aing.
IBEG leave to inform you. that ever flare the yaWT
A :yr), I have beta allileted with the bus Venereal, whisk,
Preen in ebitiastdy rating every mark et samkozot preihribwil
by the Mitten of the faculty kw% eat ratiergelas Imurel
lame man at felivatier. mad Men dikkingel from the Hasg.
tai, with little relief, would wpm to be of b
the iaveterate
nature. la the (prier of Raft year my Warder pt to Lochs
head, as nearly to put a period to my miaow: I bad a large edger
on the crown of my bead, one on each unt, and my lese were
brake eat la a frigittha mom: i my right am thwalaNy pale.
Pal, and hod bees is • Rate of ideeratioo for the laft fens years
my left bad alio two large madam It, was very much •
and save me heti menaciatinspola, particularly whew wins in
bed, is nearly to deprive ow of reft. Ia Was lamentablie Ikea I
was recommended by Mr. J. Mammon, (who received fret •
cure by them hat), to take your Lakes Patent Pills, wink
began to du on the s6th of May; s the murk of a ortaiyht I hr.
gave to receive lamelit—in Side mon than a month the ukere
my bead and arms were family healed—lwo after the Cores as
1117 legs 1%48110h leaving bower,',, conSderable dileelatuatien
. .

in'tl; Orin, and pan in Se berm the left, which, bytitebiris
flog of Goo, and a Iktk images perfearance in your invaluable
Modwinc, fuhfided ; the nodes di/peering, the kW regeksing Ito
natural hue, and the noetureal pains gradually going off.-. 1 time
became, by your liberal advice and toedieine,perfaily free from
all my fanner complaints.-have recovered my former fpirit sod
fireneth, and am became Jolly and fat, in whia dote having
continued many months to the aftnniament of all who knew ow.
I ern at a lob In what terms to eaprefs my graded*, but beg
you, for the good of other faiLting mortals, to smite this a'y cafe
as rob& as potShk, as 1 dud on every waited ;in fo doing you
will greedy üblige,Sir,your grateful, obedient, very humble km
vant ALEX. musua,
Swan's Clo(c, High.6rtet, Edinburgh.
Witndfcs to the above cow... John Thempfon. No. 3. New
Peuhry.market. John APlntidb,Old Affonby dole, Edinburgh.
PlllPtned add kid by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAY.
LOP., Member of the Royal CoLlegc of Surgeons, at his Hoeft.
No.o, New Bridgabrect, London ; where, after a conftsne re-
&knee miaow than tblay.lll years, in a prolice particularly di.
raked to the cure of Vewerld Complaints. rod thole Incidental to
the Parts of Omeration, with that Orriotsok kercey which Mee
of Ws Protease bold always obferve In dab Wee he damn
Wilda; the advice and alkftance he grataltoWly adman/ es to
talk* this Medicine, will be diednei .by a ildeensins
riCutrcs. as an edvantace ream attaioahle,and void of all ambiguity.
AM Ink!, by his appointment, for the CIAMIIitSICt of that hy-
ing at a diftaree, at the Perfumes, No. is, St. Ajban'ollreas
Pak-Mall; be Toy.kop, Ns a;,. Oztord-ltreet ; Mr. DiOso.
rough's. No. y, Fllli itrat.ittU ; Mr. Steel, bookfiller. Ns I, 1.70 t•
co.row. Link Toweneld ; Mr. Bader's, South-Waage, Edin-
burgh ; Mr. Csiwers, Dublin ; and by one pagan in every sae•
6derabie town in Eked Arita* and Ireland, it bases of wily at.
pt each., leafed up, with toll and plain Ws-41May when's' pm-
Imo of either (ea nay cure theinfelves with cafe, fposdrfecrotY•
and fakty.
N. IL Every lea fold la Oast BMWs Is &midi up wk 6 •
Stamp, es *WM, by favour of the Cwandilmers, is Onto& at
the Stainp.ol/m..T. Taylor, Its p, 111=
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