The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-05-28 00:00:00

Yroix•the LONDON GAZEfit;

last Uitto, Serjrant-Midor Arcbibald Ferguson, from the
Atgyll Milihts to be Quarter-Master, vice Scott, appointed
Adiutaut.
92d Ditto, Captahs Archibald Campbell to ,be Major. by
purchase, rice Watson. who retires. Lieutenant Roger
Aytuun to be Captain of a Company's hv purchase, wit*
Campbell. Ensign William Little to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Aytosin. •
94th Ditto, Ensign Sir John A. Clerke, from the 4th Garri-
son Battaliao to be Ensign, vice Watson, who exchanges.
10311 Ditto, Ensign; Robert &adroit. from the Canadian
Fencibles, to be Ensign, vice Gunter, who exchanges.
Hospital4late John Crozier to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice
Anwyl, who mil's.
Sd West India Regiment, Lieutenant Charles M'Bean, from
the 79th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without pur-
chase, vice Carpenter, appointed to the 15th Foot.
Royal York Rangers, William Resnick, Gent. to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Meek, appointed to the 14'h Foot.
Cape Regiment, Jahn Laycock, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Durnfurd. promoted.
' Chasseurs Britanniques, Ensign J. F. de Puochalon, from
Dilloo's Regiment, to be Lieutenant.
Royal Waggoa Train, Ensign Joseph Marchinr,ton, from the
filth Foal, to be Cornet, vice Pears, who exchanges.
4th Garrison Battalion, Ensign John Watson, from the 94th
Foot. to be Ensign, Vice Clerke, who excliangeq.
6th Ditto, l.ieutennnt Lewis O'Beirne, from the 49th Foot, to
beCartain of a Company, vice Ryves. appointed a perm-
nest 'Assistant Quarter Master General.
Canadian Fencibles, Lieutenant James Fenix, to he Captain
of a Company, vice M'Gill, deceased ; Ensign Thomas F.
Gunter, from the 103 d Foot, to be Ensigc, vice Bradrutt,
ho exchanges.
BREVET.
Captain the Hon. Alexander Gordon, of the 3d Foot
• Guards, to be Major in the Army.
STAFF.
William Grainger Cantle'., Clerk, late Chaplain of Brigade
at Madeira, to be a Choplaindo the Forces.
Major Thomas Arbutlinott, of the sth West-India Regiment,
to be Deputy Quarter-Master-General to the Forces serv-
ing at the Cape of Good Hope, (with the Raok of Lieu-
tenant-Colonel in the Army), vice Harcourt, who resips.
HOSPITAL STAFF.
To he Hospital-Mates for General Service.
Charles J. Ingham. Gan.
John Perkins, Gent.
James M'Leod, Gent.
John Curtis, Gent. .
Richard Lloyd, Gent.
llugh Rose;
,Gent.
John Simpson, Gent. •
MEMORANDUM.
Ensign Marst'in, of the 81st Foot; is superseded, being ab-
sent without leave. •
ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 10th of March last.
60th Fodt.
For Van de Burgh. Gent. to he Ensign,
Read 4. P. de liorgh, Gent. to be Ensign.

Copy of a Letteo, transmitted by Vice-Ailmirld Sir John
&Aloe Warren. K. H. Oommander is Chief of bis Ma-
jesty's Ships and Vessels at Halifax, to Jabn Wilson Cro-
-ker, Emt. dated at Betsnuda, the MU Febmary, 1810.
Thistle, at Sea, Febraary 11, ISIO.
SlR—Yesterday morning we hove in sight of a
ship, which, upon being chased, manceuvred sus.
piciously, and excited our best endeavours to come
up with her. After a chase to wildward of seven
hours and a half, the supetior sailing of his Ma.
jcsty's schooner under my command brought us
alongside ; and the moment 1 hailed, the stranger
hoisted Dutch colours, commenced action, and
attempted to run us down ; we were fully prepar-
ed to meet him, and avoiding his bows, coutinued
to engage him so closely, and with such good ef.
feet, that, in the course of an hour, the enemy
made sail, and endeavoured to escape before the
wind ; we were thus brought into running fight for
four hours, when 1 hail the pleasure to find the
Batavian flag was hauled down, being hailed that
they
Shad struck.
Oti taking possession of our capture, we found
she was the Dutch national corvette de Havik,
commanded by Mynhcer J. Sterling, Lieutenant
of Marine, mounting ten guns, pierced for 18,
with 52 men, and having on board the Batavian
Admiral Buyskes, with his suite, late Lieutenant.
Governor and Commander in Chief at Batavia,
from that island bound to New York, partly la.:
den with spices and indigo.
One man on board the enemy was killed ; the
Admiral. and seven men badly wounded. The loss
on the part of the Thistle was Samuel Hobbs, a
private marine, killed ; myself and six seamen
wounded.

A t au early part of the action three of our car-
rouades were dismounted ; but the gallant conduct
of every dne of my crew readily replaced this da.
map, bravely emulating each ether in supporting
the superiority of the British flag. •
• • • '• I am, &c.

P. PROCTOR, Lieut. and Corn.

Whitehall, 'May -19. •
The King has been graciousljr'.pleaseil to give and
grant unto Peutenatit-Generill. Sir John Stuart,
Count Of Malik, Knight thalloat Honours.
b;c Military Order of the Bath, and. Comminder
of his Majesty's Forces in the Mediterranean, his
rL'yal licence and authority, that he and hi 4 de-
scendants may bear and me to his and their armo-
rial ensigns the honourable augmentation of a
Bend charged with a• Sword,. representing the
sword, richly ornamented with various devices, in
allusion to the brilliant and decisive victory ob-
tained over the Preiveh troops on the plains of
Maida, on the 4ili-daytt 'July, 1806, which was
presented to the said.Sit*.fohn Stuart by his Majes.
ty Ferdinand the Fourth, King of the Two Sici-
lies, accompanied by an expression of his gracious
desire that the same should be preserved, with the
diploma of the •thle of Count of Maids, and be
transmitted to posterity, as a rneintoial sr, a day
so glorious to the British troops, and to the Ge-
neral who had led them to victory, as• well as
a pledge of his said Sicilian Majesty's high re-
gard. :.•

Provided the said honourable.,narnentation be
first duly exemplified according to the Lams of,
Arms, and that this his Majesty's concession, and
especial mark of his royal favour, be' registered in
the College of Arms.
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Iniiehall, May 26.
The Lord Chancellor has appointed John Grit
fish, of Llanwith, in the county of Denbigh,
Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary in the High
Court of Chancery.

Commission in the Wiltshire
his Regim
estyent of Local Militia, d
by Maj.
sign-
William Sherry, Gent. to he Adjutuut, vice Hughes, pro-
moted. Dated May 2'2, 1810.
Commissions in the Iteyal London Regiments of Militia,
signed.hy his Majesty's Commissioners of LieutenaticY for
the said City.
East Regiment.
Lieutenant Thomas Bell Villa's Ines to be Captain. vice
Paget. plinnoted. Dated May 16, 1810.
Ensign Charles Swede to be Lieutenant, vice Symcs, pro-
moted. Dated as above.
John Dankin, jun. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Pocock, pro-
moted. Dated as above.,
Frederick William Bossy, Gent. to he ditto, vice Steade,
promoted. Dated May 17, 1810.
West Regiment. •
Lieutenant Villary Russell to be Captain, vice Vaughan, re-
signed. Dated May 9, 1810.
Ensign Ed ward Willitors to be Lieutenant, vice Russell, pro-
moted. Dated as above.
William Maunder, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Williams, pro-
. muted. Mitetins above.
Commissions in the Bank of England Regiment of Volun-
teers, signed by his Majesty's Commissioneis of Lieuteieuicy
flit the City of London. •
George Blackman, Esq. to be Captain, vice Eowdeo, .re-
signed. Dated May 8, 1,810.
Ensign Thomas !Helmand to, be Lieutenant, vice Collins, re-
simied. Dated as above.
William Hughes, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Brennanl, pro-
, tooted& Dated as ahem.
Commissions in the Oxfordshire Local Militia, signed by the
Lord Lieutenant.
2dtorStiuth Regiment.
•John. Palmer Bowler, Esq. to be Captain. Dated April 24,
• HILO.
William Charles Chaptuati, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as
above. •
Jobs Seymour, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above.
• ' . East or Centrist Regiment.
George William Syms, Esq. to be Cnptaiu. Dated April 23,
1810.
Cotamisitioas is the Northumberland Regiment of Militia,
signed.by the Lord Lieutenaut.
Richard Nieholsou. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Decem-
ber 18, 1809.
Frederick Lawson. -Geol. to be ditto. Dated as above.
Charles Edward Clarke, Gent. to he Ensign. Dated Au-
gust IS, 1809.
Robert Cbarleton, Gent. to be ditto. Date.' December 18,
1809.
Robert Huggup, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 11, 1810.
ComlalliSiollb segued by the Lard Lieutenant of the County of
Renfrew.
William Mute, Esq. to be Vice-Lieutenant. Dated May
12, 1810.
Renfrew Militia.
Lieutenant David Drummond, from the East London Militia,
to be Captain of a Company, vice Spooner, appointed to
the Line. Dated May 12. 1810.
Ensign Robert hlorrice to be Lieutenant, vice Young. re=
signed. Dated as above.
Humphry. Cochrane, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mortice, pro.
ousted. Dated us above.
Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants.
South Hants Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry.
John Jennings Westeett, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Strange-
ways, resigned. I)ated May 18,1810. •
• BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
W. Kirkpatrick, Bread-street-hill. merchant.
J. Yondan, South-street, West-square, 'Lambeth, Surrey,
victualler.
J. Dean, Langley, near Tarvin, Cheshire, corn and Soar-
dealer.
BANKRUPTS.
D. Trott, Old Change, calico-printer, to surrender Jaw•
,
2, at twelve, 9, July 7, at one. at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Wilde, lun. Castle-street, Falcooliquare. '
A. Evered, Lower Grosvenor-street, Bond-street, wise:
merchant, June 2,9, July 7, at one, at Guildhall; Attorney,
Mr. Toney, St. Martin's-law. .
W. Poulter, 'Upper Thames-street, wholesale stationer,.
ihnie.:l, 9, July 7, at eleven", at Guildhall. -Attorney;
'~ford, Mitre-court-buildings; Temple.
R. Dove,-King's Head, Moinnouth-street, victualler, June
1; 9, July 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Whitton,
Great James-street, Bedford-row. .
Y. Cooper, New 13... d-street, milliner, June 2,9, July 7,.
at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chambers, Fenn-
• R. Cook, Little St. James-street, victualler, June 1,9,
July, at •eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cowburn,
Rare court, Temple.
W. E. Roberts, Liverpool, wnolleo-draper, June 25, 26,
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July 7, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liver-
pool. Attornies, Mr. Wiodle, John-street, Bedford-row;
And Mr. Phillips, Liverpool.
A. J. Graham, Liverpool, master-mariner, June 12, Id,
July 7, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, 'John-street, Liver-
pool. Attornies, Melon. Crump and Lodge, Liverpool; and
Mr. -Hour., Chancery-lane.
It, Salter, Batheadon, SOmerwishire. halter, May 30, 31,
at eleven., July -7, 'at one, at the Fall Moon Inn and Tavern,
'Attornieß, MnEfighatore, Bush-law, Cannon-street ;
and Mr. Wingate, Bath.
W. Post, Bristol, carver, May 2s, at twelve, June 7, at
eleven, July 7, at twelve, at the Hammer Tavern, Bristol.
Atturnies, Mr. James, Gray's Ism-square; and Mr. Cornish,
Bristol.
J. Moore, St. John's-square and Mark-lane, brandy-mer-.
chant, June 2, at eleven; 9, July 7, at one, at Guildhall. At-
torney, Mr. Bovill, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars.
S. Hackney, Davie/fie-hill, rag-merchant, June 2, 9,..ht1y
'7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Silver, Alders-
gate-street. •
J. Tripkiltistol. wonlien-d. raper, May 28, June 9, July
7, at Mese, at the White Lion Inn, Brnad-street, Briitol.
Agonises', Messrs. ;Mines and Abbott, Ne* 'lnn ; and Messrs.
Clarke ;million, Brisfol.';
E. Harrison' Clitard's2:lan,,Fleet4ittreet, merchant, May
1. Jane 9. July',,-it ten; at Guildhall. • Attorney, Mr. Ja-
`. Holborn-cannel:May's inn.

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BEAUTIFUL 'WOMEN.
Tugreatest blemish to Beauty is superfluous" •
llEairs on the Face, Neck, and Arms. WUBERT's •
ROSEATE POWOER immediately removes them, is as
elepint article, perks:lly inn.ieent, and pleasant to use
price 41. oe ewe ss one parcel I.
B.lld by site Proprietor, 93, Ru-sell-street, Covent-gardent,
Overton 4;4 Bood-stret ; Douses, Lheapside ; Thorn'
'45, Oaesed-street ; Davison, by, Pleet.street ; Hardier; and
Co. S 9, Pug-Mall ; Bowling and Co. Blackman•Wreet,
rougb, and Croydon ; and by one Person is every town.

CHINO'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES.
WOR,Mi are the most frefittent sources of
Children's Diseases.—Their sysuptoinsevery parent
'anitigoardian of caillreu should be acquainted with. They
occasion loss of appetite, a paleness of the coloar of the Ince,
emaciation and irregular state of the bowels, attended after
with violent pains; they bring on convulsions; they aired
*theirowth of the b oly, and they prove fatal, by enclitic ie.
a consumptino or decay. Both as a preventive and care of
these alarming complaints, the above excellent Jlediciur.
universally allowed, on the te'timony of ;be highest chase:
ters in this country, butte in runic and respectability. to kiwi
no equal. Their public approbation, given to the Prosaic-
• tor, from a persoti .1 knowledge of its wonderful seeress in
their own fanatic., stamps its merit beyond ciiinixtitiou.
gives a smiction to it,, of which on other Medicine of the
kind can boast. P-iients and others, who have the care of
children, should have this remedy us a family Medicine to
I resort to, whenever the S 1111 l mit or Bowels of Children
are any way disordered, w Inch it w ill always be &Ltd to
I relieve.
Sold wholesale and retail, at Ching rind Butler's, No. 4,
ICheapside, London; and retail by most country venders, is
Boxes, at Ys. 90. and En. tid. each.

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GRAVE!. aid STONE.

HICKMAN'S PI LLS-fer. the GRAVEL and
STONE, are a certain cure for that most painful
distressing complaint the Stow and Gravel, in all its traria*,
forms, as lumbtigo, and excenciating pain in the' bowels.
This disease is known to proceed (ruin a faulty see!eti 111 l in
the kidneys, connected with the weaknesses of their ves,,els.
The use of ilickman's Pills, by bracing these orgas, restores
the secretion of tile urine to a healthy state, and prevents the
farther production of that matter which forms Anne and
gravel. It is from success in private practice, and at the
strong recommendation of numbers who have been cared by
theni, that they are brought before the Polder ; and experi-
ence will convince every one of their unparalleled elbcacy
against this faint disorder.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside,
Corner of paternoster-row ; Tint; Royal Exchange; Clark,
%69, Borough; Allea, 76, Orford-street; and must Country
Booksellers and Medicine Venders, in Iluxeo, at '2.s„ M. earls.
Of whom may be had, Sutler's Aromatic pectoral las
ger' for improving the voice, and for coughs, colds,
ast mas, &c. in Boxes, nt lid. each..

BUTLER's CELE RR .kT ED RES ro say V I'. OUTri
POWDER. •
UEA UT of Countenance and regularity of
X.... Features are allowed to distinguigi the 'wish Fair ;
hut the Proprwtor o CI. ER's r.kcyrii pJwi)lik
wood heg leave to rosin I his Comary*omen,that the lustre
of their crowns I t.es half its itilluetwe *bare the teeta are
dials! •ured, or thew a rotten and unitealty appraraitie ; this
is the more itiescusahl •, ;is the ;oftent preparation atLeds
the irlahihle menus of removing ever; htemisli of toe ena-
mor!, And is safe to its application, be. composed of vcge;
talpies. It is recommended to the nitration of ull tanks, as
clearing away every imperfection, either in the 'colour or
in the decay of the enamel of the. Teeth ; as rendering the,
breath sweet and deiert .ble, and tuakitig the gnats of their
proper shape and vermiliion lair; and a certdin preventive
against Its- Timtli-Acts.—N composition of this Kind ever
brought forward to public notice, hos met with such uuiver-
i sal approbation; !anti tie 'Proprietor has to boast that it is irs
• daily it.e of it ,‘ :ilk: itself. • -
Sold Wholesale and Retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 41,'
Clienpside. corner of. Paternoster Row ; ana retail by most
Country Medicine 'Venders and Perfumers, in boxes, at
Ys. 9d. ' • • -
Of wi,,ms may
,Ise had, Boiler's Aromatic Perna-al [m-
imes far coughs, asthat.ts, sure throats, &c. in boxes, at
michS

CONSUMPTIONS
HE inserter of this, a Professional Man, who
Lids, for the last lest.yenr4, ottentlett uouly Pena.% la-
!:houring under,ol• nbnve ou.l by his e‘ieusive Prat-
five has been so fortunate as to discover a hi iil)lC INE that
is on INFALLIBLE CURE for CONSUMPTIONS, by
;iledicJoe !lc hies inaay when tivem over by eel.
Wirt Pa %:(1:1113, Awn wiles in the list rtage of a Consumption,
uttenttiti with Cou4,N a.l spitting of Blood, Am. Under
these- circaroskancec, soul at the reifies& of his Friends,
..he many Persons he hos cured, hi, iiterefore M,.% publicly
oirt.!rs us those who are labouritg under the above.--Letters
r:pis,4, paid) mhire...sid roi 4. B. No. 7, John-street, North.
.14Iroftroad, 1114ry-k-boor, London, will have issoediate
:swami*.

• C.IUTION AGAINST IMPOSITION.
AS Spurious Previa:o4ms, in imitation of Dr.
St It N LIIA TING SOLAR TINCTURIi,
'ire baptised on the Pubic! it .becomes the dui) of the Pro-
prietor of the Genuine Niedicine to guard them against suds
imposition in future; 4w there'ore begs leave to inform them.
the tienaine SOLAR TING MILE h his signature, "C.
W. SA "TELL," upon the notside of all thew rappers.
A Pamphlet may be had, ,:rafis, corstkiati::g a number of
Cure: lately performed by this valuable Revorer of Name,
in-Diseases of the Breast ,ind Lungs, Asthma, Dropsy, Coo-
tfitiption, Nervous Complaints, Agues, CUllVilibit/tlli, sod all
viol Nit Disorders of the momatls and Bowels.
%Old in !softies, tit 4is. is. 6d. and 14s. at the Original Ware-
konie, No. V. New Bridge-street, Ludgate.hill, London
and by most of the respectable Veinier. in the Kingdom.

SPRING PHYSIC.
A SWF.F.TEN Elt OF THE BLOOD.
VINFA.'s ANTI-scottßuTic VE.
KJ GETABLE PILLS are the hest alterative and puri-
,iier of the Blood, not requiring any monument, or restraint
in Diet. This Medicine • di.solves is the Stomach,. blears .
with the fond, nod gradually pervades the circulating fluids,
correcting in its passage every deviation from a state if •
health : w short, this is the long-sought-for Vegetable Speci- 0 • •
fie, or safe bid active substitute for that fashionable minerals
Mercury, which never cured one disease without aewenabe
a worse; when all 'other medicines have failed, the eihlos"
tive Pills may tr relied on as a speCifie for the Illtrp !
Scorbutic Eruptions,. the Dregs of Mercury, tied every • •
Disease arising from vitiated Blood:
. Prepared and signed by. Vessel a4d Co. and sold- nt
150, Oxford-street, opposite Bond-street; Tines, Royal
sEachange ; Golding's, 42, Cornhill ; Parsons, l L Fleet-
;greet, pad Richards, 194, Strand. Price4s. lid. per Box. t•
M PRESS ED with a consciousness that their
3-M.. deviation from the geaeral ping tins been highly Itenei-
'cial to others, nod improved to their professional never,-
meats by the maturity •of near 2J years esperience, Messrs.
CU Ititl E and Co. continue, with unabated ardour, the !re-+
die:viol' of those Disorders which are the comequeoce of illi-
cit indulgence, or the destructive habits of the inconsiderate
School-hey. In professing the cure of these complaints, they
hold out no intlutement to-Vice, but, sensible as hit "men mast
be of the existence of such calamities, they offer their assist-
ance, as regularly educated Surgeout of London, and of the
Royal College of Edinburgh. is all cases of Siphylitic In-
fection, and in every ciimplaint of Debility and Deficieecy. , .
whether arising from the infatuation of a &Orlin destrectise
hahit, lung residence in warm clim•ates,' free living,. or any
°titer cause producing a .deticiency of manly vigour. the pa-
• tient may rely on a speedy restoration to vigorous besot'.
Their improved plan of curing Strictures of the Urethra li.
been attended with peculiar success. Widget:sit
twenty years duration have yielded to Ode trclateleel_,,, 1001
shdrt tlerind of three weeks. - Several Nsiiesitolles Gehtle-
men of the.first respectability, ,who have Ihboared ander this
painful and distressing disease, having received a radical aid
perroanent cure, particularly rarest that references may Ise
made to them as sitthfactory evidences of:rated supe-
riority of Mean. Currie imd Co.'s plan of . May
of these Gentlemen had been under the care of Metari.llome,
411eaviside, and other 'Surgeons of equal eoshatuce, wha
sattempted their cure by. the applicatioa of tbe Luta: Cam-tir •
' without succossi. Messrs, Currie and Co. may be consulted
by%patients of e sex with ibt greatest secrecy lad hunoor,
;at 'their hoe* NO. *74 •Hattoo-gardeo.—alleuts i g
n the
I:ountry, stating the particulars of their case, inclostri •-
'arittaace for advitc nod•utedicines, will have the seine given
IF sent ip any tort of the United Kiagdous.—No.lo7,llatton-
%ardour..•
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MIN ERALTBETH,ON AMUCH IMPROVED PLAN.
Mit. FA LEUIt, 'Dentist, .of •Wolturts-tilaee,
ItussoU-strare, begs leave mo't respectfully to inforM
the NOBILITY and GENTRY, who may have 'occasion•
forthe exercise of his talents, that he inav be conmlttd during
thtf.Winter Sesuon,•hetween the hours of Ten o'clock is the'
Morning and Five io the Afternoon.
, - A large Portirin of the Community boring IsilitfAlready re-
', keyed, and - bend i Jed by AILTLF IC I A 1.3' 4,IVT B. construct-.
e 4 by Mr..FALEUR, from a..Rlitteral Preparation, he is al-
ovals enabled, throu the liberality of hiit Frlends,b to girt
' sdch references,tis to their effiosiey and durability, at cannot fail
proving mtisfactory to thole who may have os:casion forturtt
substitute—an advantage asuliialnigelicesnever before, he he/.
' ileves, enjoyeil by a Dentist-, Mr. FALtU It engtigio to :AP
l Stistfromuni-Touth to a. whole Set, withoutvain or writ , Ilpil
I. the Patient, and to reeftw Ogrn‘w ithout additional elm .
*mid they wear, or .changc colour.. , • ' ''
r. FALEUIt can also affix mi ATITIFICIAL"PIAs.
of
' LATl,'•in a manner peculiar todsjipself.„ lie has lately els i
teeded in relieving n Goutleinanot hose sulteringettml eke,
dons were great, and whose case War of lii6.4l.4filfidu t na-'
lure. This Geutlemnn hos authorized Mr. Fzleur (ns *ell
crania feeling of gratitude, as (roma wish. td satisfy any felr
low-creature labouring under a similar 1011*mb-to refer to
I,,birn in case of any doubt of Mr. Faleitesiczipabifity. . .
F i To those who are not acquainted with Aix. rakor,. hit begs
leave to observe, that his ebargoia either Vast OW litt always . _--........
found moderate. t .
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