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THE GENTLEMEN, CIAROY, AND FREE-
WILDER% OF Till COUNTY OF ESSEX.
AorrieveN,
baring been reported that the Meeting ossem.
%kJ on mmuin, lot had refused to pledge themselves Is
.Kt SIN ilt`CAlti%e I held u Sinecure Place, I beg leave to
odic, it. The re:isons erred at that respectable. though
im...,si,t. 3..e.iililute of do
known by the nasne
.his, na., that I would DM declare nivwlf a PARTY
inter the„ wined example of the Member for MLit-
t,. fic, proposition WM made to me, that if I
1,1 pleitir unrelf not to orer m)self beyond the present
hove:. I should he supported. To ihis O'er I gave a
ire„l-4,A ; saying, that I would he accountable I. the
Oder. at Itirge, and not to any Junta, ;taller any dem-
,i,,,,. flee Gradrinan only objected to me, on account of
Awn" Place. Ile gave tne no OffelbetYbeatiNe be ex-
,,t ;me Whig pri,,ciples. But I hope that t oh ill 4:164-
,nott: friend, to whom the Freemen of Mahlon are
'l!ebtet, with the radon ing declaration and avowal.
04 I be returned to the House of Commons, I will, to
•iiina of my abilities, support the introduction of every
. of economy in the es peliditure of the paint—money,
i,i pirtictil.ir, the abolition of sdlaamerited 'Fermium
gniecuir Pl.sers, notwithstanding I shall be Xsalrerer
.Ir, I 3m willing to set the example; and do pledge
orlr to this Connty. and to the Country in general, That it
.00.111 nut succeed in !Isis species of Reform 111 the first or
a.t....d se,„n, I will either rmign my Place or a,'. Seat ; 1111
I Nicely agice with this young Patrols? that it will be high-
1, i,rje. or •u- for a Member representing this Independent
Cvsaß in enjoy a Sinecure Pl.tre o
ful hatable sf X1,t300 per annervantum.
• I ;nu, Gentlemen, your foitii.
MONTAGU BURGOYNE.

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WIZEN Men of educition and profesvional
-skill, use persevering endeavours to discover the
most safe and effectual method of treating a few prevailing
Diseases, the suceeraful result of their experience is the best
pre of of superiority.
Mr. GOSS, after being regularly cheated ns a MEM- 11
ZER olihe ROY AL COLLEGE of SURGEONS, and in-
itiated Into every branch of the profession (certificates and
tixtinosials of which, bon different Hospitals, he has to
moviaftway Enquirer) made the cure of the following Dis-
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DISORDER, frequently contracted in a moment of ititozi-
eationt • DEBILITY, whether arising from Bacchanalian
fade lot% residence in warm climates, or a SEC It ET
Knray VICE, too often unhappily pursued by the
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exercise and in blight YEN ERE.AL CASES, where an
mrly application is made, after discovery of the infection, he
tledges himself to perform a cure in the short interval of two
eats.
Prom the unprecedented success of his mode of treatment in
the cure of the above complaints (which has never been
bowls to fail in (Rusin& instance in twelve years practices
daring which period sway 'persons of both sexes have been
cured, even after severe and injurious methods have been per-
iled without effect), Mr. Gun has been induced tai than pub-
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daily, with inviolable secrecy, persoully, or by letters, con-
taining a Hank Note.
13, Bouserie•ureet„ Fleet-street.
ea • Suit term. use Ohoractions of the Urethra, whether of
retest er lam demises, effectual!) treated on au improved
prisciple, which has performed care ia very leukemic caves
of wavy years caw-ow. • ;
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