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TO NANCY. Though the deem -t oforn'd Uccon now parts us for caw, And we Mina meet more by Fate's dreadful decree; Yet tho' Fate or thos Ocean may part u 4, no never Shall my heart, my loy'd Nancy, ceafe throbbing few thee. Tho hanilh'd thy prefence, tho fear 'd and negledted, In vain my proud heart would attempt to break free ; Thn with coUnefs fo chilling my love you rejtded, Sill, Nancy. that heart fball throb only for thee ! Other beauties, with riches or rank fhould they tempt me, Th,.ir tinfel aliurtments with (corn I would flee ; For could they from wretchednefs ever exempt me, When my heart, oh my Nancy, tbrobb'd only for thee ? When at length is the cold arms of Death I am lying, And dooni'd ne'er again my fweet Narcy to fee, I'll breathe out my foul, your dear name faintly lighing, And the laft throb, my Nancy. shall Rill be fur thee I The ornamental parts of the 3toth Number of , the Euripean Magazine (which will be publithed on the t ll of November, pike One Shilling andSixpenee, by J. ASPERNS, at the Bible, Crown, arid Conflitu tion, 3z, Cornhill), cf a highly finifhed Por• trait of Mrs. Mary cris, and an accurate view of bt. Paul's Scho.l. This verj ureful and interefling work is fourd to be a molt pleafing and acceptable prelim to friends abroad, and a conflant fource of agreeable nmufement and ufernl information at home, as it contains Portraits and Views (a lilt of which mil? be hid gratis), together - with the Biography, Alecdotes, Literature, Hillory, State Papers, Po• 1 tics, Arts, Manners, and Aniufements of the Age. The New Lottery Plan only wanted to he brought into a.flion, to convince the public of the univetfal cllimation which it merits. This was ftrnngly ex emplified on Tuefday lafl, by the anfwer of a Gen tleman, who, out of fix numbers, had four of them drawn, on that day, Supplementary Prize Tickets.— Being Aced by an acquaintance, if he intended to get them canted, at the rate of 201. he replied ••••• 4 What ! du you imagine that I will forego this flriking earned of Fortune's good will ?—No. I'll !land their iirue in the Supplementary Scheme !" J. WARNER, No. t 6, Co rnhill, informs the Hob dery of Supplementary Tickets and Shares, not re. ceiving Money, that their identical Numbers will he drawn over again in the Supplementary Lottery, of only 6000 Tickets, giving them the chance of the great Ptizes of toloool. to.oocl.' One Thonfands. five Hundreds, &c. &c. &c. without any additinnti experca, or trouble of changing their nu.i.bers. DrlN'T DELAY A WWIENT, or you will for ever Infe the only opportunity of gaining the Grand Prize of Forty Thousand Pounds. All Purchafers rf Tickets or Shares before Next Tossnax, Oaober 2 , th. bare a Chance for the following Wonderful Lill of Capitals : Prize of 4 1 4: 1 / 4 -4 3 so,oco a 50,000 i2OCO ra Tickets and Shares in great variety, are felling by Sir J. BRAN:coma and Co. ii, Holborn, 37, Corn bill, and 38, Haymarket. The time is now, or thr eppurtunity f r ever lot, of gaining For 11 0 •••• 4 0,000 10 14 " n° 20,C4 0 . 10,000 is 5.000 i 8 2,500 so ) - - An attempt was made by a party of armed ruffians, early on Tnefday niot lall, to deliroy by fire the Woollen Fanory lately ellablif- at Bradford, Wilts, by Merles. Divett, Nee, Jackfon, and Co. An alarm being given, the villains fl,:d, leaving in their hafte two large bags, and two glafs bottles, which contained combullibles, a loaded pittol, and two lad ders. naive meafuree are taking by the blagillrates to bring to condign punithment the offenders, and to rroteet the perfons and properties of the clothiers, in cafe of forther riotous proceeding; amnngft the work men, who liill continue, under the grnffett error, to oppofe the ule of machinery in the woollen manufac tories. A foreigner. named Built, on Wednefday charged a refpeCtable locking man with having picked his picket of his watch the preceding night when turn ing out of the Green Dragon Iran, Bifhopfgare-Greet. On feeling it quitting his pocket, he charged the prifoner with the fadt, who immediately returned it, faa ;rig it had caught to his coat lleevc button. The prifimer quietly accompanied the profecntor to the Cornpter, was unknown to any of the officers, and bore a good charafter. Mr. Alderman BOYDELL, Who fat at the Manfion Houle, where the charge was made, obletved, on feting the wirch and appen dages, that he was leis furprized at the circurnltance happenintr now, than that it had not happened before; ior the feats and chain were In large and open, and the watches were now carried as if they were intended for traps. He, therefore, confidered the prifoner's flatement highly probable, particularly as it was firen2thened by the goodnefs t f his charaEler, he tierefore difmifled the complaint. A L N:IND, infpeflor of lamps for the patith of St. James's, :scented of forging the will of a man who is living, and thereby felling out itt ck to the amount of 3001. was on Thor fday fully committed for trial, from Marlborongh.ilreet. Mr. Parome, the Ice: ft n who was reprelented by the prifoner as being toad, proved the - fitets of his being perfonally known to the prifoner, and of his having 3001. in the Bank ; mid the Pale of the tt , ck was proved by the flock broker, who fold bir the prifoner.—A woman who wa; taken up as an accomplice was difcharged. was examined at the Manfion-houle nn Thurfday, charged with robbing Mrs. Jones, the tatitliadv of the houfe in which he lodged, of a watch, and a sittinea and a half. The robbery was con)• mittcd nine mouths fine. After all the family had retired to yea, the prifoner got up in the night, and tea away the meaty and watch. He had not been, fast( fine; by any of the family, till lad Sunday, when Mrs. j. law him as Ibe WAS going to church, and, with the affiltance of her fervent, hewed him. The prifoner denied the charge is tees; but fome circumtlances tianfpirei, which left uo doubt on the suind of the Magiarare of his guilt, and therefore gave him his elicits, either to go on board the tender, or be committed for trial.—the former of which was chofen by the prifoner. • ;.;.- • 'Pox" - 11‘ 0 1#.i1G.ENCE.. 1 1 4416 . 01A*49ASePCT. 4 3 % Mr. Shouhridge's 41A. MR Mr. PelliP4l . ll 4 l l P. 7 (the New Coutre) soes. , , This was a good rue; *dbr Wife lesitk - bf Mr. PailgrAc's Sweepftakes of sp. tub. (heits the New Codife), to'Sobfaibers. ; Mr. Browne's b M Slip by • I Mr. Knowlea's h g Mr. Crorweller's A g John Bull Mr. P3ngrces ch g Bolton Mr. Peck's ch g Yellow Jtck % 3 3 2 4 dr 5 4 Mr. Farley's b g Poit Mailer broke down. going up the brow of the hill.--Mr. Francis, Mr. Richards, Mr. Wood, and Mr. Phonon, were Subieribers, but did not name. HOLYWELL HUNT, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20. A 15gs Stakes, to catty 13It (5 fubfcrtbers). Ld Grofvenor's hr g by Sir Peter, Syr old - I Sir T. MoftynN b f by Mr Teazle, 3yr old - s The Membrirs' Annual Plate of sogs.—(Two mile Heats.) Mr et olmoodeley's gr g Macehearer, by Delphitd, agcd i i Sir T. Moftyn's ch gM. ufetrap, Syr old s 2 Sir W. Wynn's h Leopard, aged - - 3 3 A Match for 5025.—(Tw0 miles.) Sir W. W. «'yi Ws cli g by Glaticus - . / Mr Price's b g Aladdin, by Meteor - . 2 The Moltyn Stakes, of rcgs. each.—One mile heat. 16 fabfcribers. Mr Cholmondeley's b b Cha-iot,6yr old . a Mr Lloyd's h Gult , vus, 37v old - - - . s Two to one agtt Chariot.—Sia others (Una, but were not placed. OSWESTRY. MnNDAY—A Silver Cnp, value pl. given by Sir W. W. Wynn, for Hunters.—Twc: mile heats. Mr Wynr•'s sr m Gleaner, by 3 yrs old, tilt 3 r t Mr Priee's ch g Sentinel aged, oft 41b i 2 1 Mr Crusion's h g Erredation.aged,l2ft 41b 1 3 dr The Cavalry Sub cription Puree, of ;;Rs. —Two mile heats, was won at two heats, by Mr. T. Howeli's br m Sultana, by Sultan, 4yrs old, 81b. Mr. Bak haw's br h Artichoke, by Don Q . 2ixotte, syrs old, 811 ;lh beat Mr. Madocks's b c True Blue, by Sir Solomon, 3yis old, 611 ;lb.—One mile, sogs. TUESDAY-A Silver Cup, value pl. given by the Stewards for Hunters.—Two•mile heats. Mr Prices h g Aladdin, by Meteor, syra old, t tit t t Sir W. VV. Wynn's br gby Telcfenpe, syrs old, tt a 2 2 A bwcepilakes of logs each, tor half bred holies.— Twn mile heats.—(B Snhicribers ) Mr DayAnd's b g Judgement, by Fortunin, aged, t ittslb t Mr Price's eh g Sentinel, by Enginetr, aged, tr tt sib 1 2 W EDN ESDAY—The Town Subfcriptiork Purfe of 501. four mile heats: Mr Price's b f Comedy, by Beningbrotigh, 3yrs old , s t Sir W. W. Wymes b h Gen. Bennigfen ayra old,lift !lb t 2 2 A Sweeptlakes c.f sgs each, with zogs added.—One mile heats.-13 Subfcribers.—The winner to be fold for sogs, it demanded. I.d Bradford's bib Artichoke, by Don Ozixotte, syrs old t Mr Price, cb ni a 1 1 / 4 "r tierritageo eh m Mira Fanny syrs old 3 3 Mr Juf. Madocks's br h Speitrc 4 4 LONDON MdRKETS. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. Janus's. Whittehapel. Hayperload 4 00to 6 0 0 Hay per load 4 to to 6 o Stray► t t 6 o tom 1, o, StrAw t i 6 to 2 d Clover 5 to to 6 IS SALES BY AUCTION. NOTTINOHAMSHIRR. Extenfive Mips, Manufadtory, Warchoaks Cottages. fogs, capital Manfion Houk, Offices, and Land, with poll - cilia°. By &kilts. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. on %Vetlnclilay, the 28th infiant, at Twelve, at Garraway's, in Three Lots, by order of the Executors of Richard Royds, Efq. &ceded. AVery eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE,lituate at Cockney, near Workfep, ear) , diftances from Tuxford, Chefterfield, and Mansfield, in the county of N , ttingham ; comprifing thofe exteufive premifes, the uppt.r and lower mills, with manufaelory, wareboufes, cottages, buildings, completely fitted up for the (pinning of worsted yarn by machinery, and a water corn ; the whole lately occupied by Went. Toplis.— Alf°, the capital manfion book, with offices. coacb-koufes, flablc., gardens, and lands, delightfully fnuate at a convenient dill ance from the works; the whole containing about 35 acres. I.ot t. The Upper Mill, with a fall of water t 8 feet 6, and re fervoir of eight acres, with dwelling hooks, buildings, cottage, gardens, and land, about five acres.—Lot a. The Lower Mill, with a water corn mill attached, and a fall of water of nine feet, wick feveraldtvelling houfes an buildings for the put pofes of trade. -- Lot 3. The capital Manfion Houk, with officts, coach•houfes, ftables, ganlens, and about 16 acres of land. Held for 37 years. at a low rent he viewed by applying to Mr Wnt. Toplis, at Cockney, of whom particulars may be had aS days preceding the ; alfo of Vi 7 m.Wallter, Efq. of Crow Neft, near Halifax ; a'nd at Mr. Wilcoxe's office in Halifax, where a plan may be ken; and of Mr. Coupland, Rotherham; of Meffrs. Borbage and Co. printers, Nottingham; Mr. Harrop, printer, Manekefter ; Meffrs. Uleu, F•ley, and Stocker, folicitors, Furnival's Inn, Holborn ; at the Placa of Sale; and of Mt ffrs. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Aldcrf• gate ftreet, where a plan of the refidence and works may be fern. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES AND RESIDENCE HER FFORDSMIR E. By MelTrs SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. nn WednefJay, Novem ber t t. at Twelve, at Gar:away's, in Three Lots, unlefs accept able firers are made to purchafe by Private Contrad, A Very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, deft. rably fituare within one mile of the entrance of St. Albates, bounded lor a conaderable dittance by the high mail road, a beau tiful and produdive part of the county of Hem ; comprillng the commodious and well fitted tip refidence, calted New Barnes, with excellent tracts, coach hnufc, and (tabling; pleafure ground , , gard,ns, green -houfe, bailiff's rueffuage, capital farming buildings, and the contiguous rich water meadows, grazing. arable. and woods, containing 3t 9 acres of fine hizh cultivated land, mind:bed by the river Colne, and forming three molt eligible farms, called New Barnes and the Lodges, the greateft part of which are free of tithes; the land tax re.leemed of the whole cflate, and imme• diate pnffctlion may be had. The houfe to be viewed by ttckets only, which may be had, with particulars, of Marrs Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgate !tree, where a plan of each lot may he leen ; the Farms, by ap plying to Mr. Woodbridge, the Failiff, at New Barnes, of whom particulars may alfo be ha.l: and at the White Hart, St. Alban's ; Red Lion, Barnet ; of Meffrs. Wcftons, Soiciturs, Fcncburch fired ; and at the plate of Pale. IPSICt Of NAY AND STRAW IN SINITIMILD. Hat. - 41 us to 61 6s New Clover 51 its to 61 tss Clover 61 os to 71 7. I Straw, tt t6s to 21 2s PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 51 tos to 61 tot I Pockets 51 zsit to 71 79 SMITHFIELD MARKET, Odober 23. To Bak the aral—per Porte of 81b. Beef 3s 4d to 4s 8d I Veal 59 cd to 6s od Mutton 4s od to 5s od Pork 5s od to 6s ad Lang, 41 4d to 5s 4d. • NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, O.tober 23. Per Bone of Elb. by the career. Beef 23 8d to 4s od I Vcal 4s od to ~ 8.1 Mutton 3s 4d to as 4J Pork 54 cd to 6. of Lamb 4s ed to 54. od. PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LLADENHALL. Butts, to to 561 b each sad to 1.5 d Ditto, 6o to 6516 slid to 27d Merchants Backs 211 to 22d Dr..ffing Hid.a 17d to did Fine Coach Hides aid to std Crop Hides for Cutting std to 230 Flat Ordinary 17d to god Calf Skins, 30 to 4olb per dozen 36. to 421 Ditto 5340 7oth 33s to a6s Ditto 7o to Aolb 26s to ps Sass!) Seal; (Greenland) per lb. 34 2d to 3 , 44 Large ditto loos to rhos per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides 2os to zits each Goat Skins —s to —s PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. C. James's market 3, Ltd Town Tullow 67s od to --s are Market p aid Yellow Ruflia 661 od to —4 Whitechapel Market White ditto 6ss od to oos (pet Roue of 8lb.) 34 mid Soap ditto 6ts to —I od -- Melted Stuff 481 to —4 od irk sp Ditto rough 34, od to os Average Prize 31 tad Greases od Good Dregs tas to os Yellow Soap, B:4—Mottled, 90s—Curd, 94, Price of Candles per dozen, its od—Mouids tzs COURSE OF EXCHANGE. _ A inßerclant 35 7 2 Uf. Do. at sgbt 34 I t Rotterdam I I 4 11X. Harobtirgh 34 4 2 UC Altona 34 3 2 4 I T C Paris,s day's date 24,, 6 I.iy. Ditto 2 UI. 24 to Beardeauz 24 If 2 Cadiz 39feffea. I Genoa 45 Madrid 4c. etre! I.ifbon Os Balms 39} AWL ( Oporto 6s Leghorn eut ; Dublin rot Naples 4 2 I Cork tit Venice sa liv. Picenli effeetive per fleeing Palermo, 91 pence per of. Azie on the sank et New Dollars Holland s 4 per Ccnt t o se sd To pluck the rofe of plc afure, and not to be wounded by its thorn, has been the f.vourite objea of mankind. though in this they have been ton often difappointed ; happily for the good of fociety, the baneful tffeas of illicit intereourfe are eafily removed, if application is made to that invaluable preparation. • of Dr. FRE e at A 24 . g, rtrmtd GIIT'I'A SAI.O PARIS. *lhofe Diuretic Vege table Deeps contain no mercurial potion to undermine the coniti turion, and plant difeafe where the aim is to reftore health, which fo many hearted foecilics of the day do; on the contrary. fo in coma is this moll efficacious preparation, that it is admlnillered with fafety to children of the molt tender age, fo fuccefsful are its powers as to erad;cate from the habit in a fhort time the feeds of difeafe, however latent they may he, or diltatit the time of of feaion. The molt obflin Ate glees, lois of bone and palate, and, in fhort, the world. appearances of the action of a certain difeafe, have yielded, in a very fhort period, to their influence. To this Medicine how many tl•oafansls have been indebted for the relto ration of health, after ht ifg difmiffed the Hofpitals, and having gone through all the routine of common medicine; nor are its virtues confined alone to cc'.•tteract a certain difeafe ; wherever a merbid (late of the fluids exiits, as in fcorbutic and nervous com plaints, it is no Ids a never failing remedy. Sold wbolefale at Mr . Biala's, No. 4,Cheapfide, corner of Paternofter-row; and retail by molt Country Bookfullers, in bilait3 at 2s. 9d. and 41.6 d. with ample &cabal. MARRIED. At ,Fdinburgb, on the soth inftant, the Hon. Peter Robert Burrell rldeft fhb of Lott - Gwydir and Lady Willoughby, to the HerailAifs Drummond, htikcf. ofthe noble Houle of Pirth. The party &mediately alter let off from fortune and Slick well's hotel, for Drummtibd Cattle, the-family mantion of the bride. • At 13eiivick, Jolui.P.dgar,Efq furgeon of the 9th Royal Velem Sattaliob, to Mtfs ifatella Scott, daughter of Capt Scott, Berwick' Jae A Mayne, ef:Hardwiete pktee, in the , city of Dublin, Efq.. to Mils Warner; of fililliowb.omutty Of Monaghan. Saturday, at. Brighton, Licut. Hrookman, of the South Glow , cefter Regiment, to Mir. Loogford, 3d daughter of Surgeon Long • fiord, of the fade Corp.. On the tsth loft. at Da/tam. the Rev. Thema , . Jacklon. of Kirby Hill, Yorkfhire, to Milt Hayes,daughter of the Rev. Thos. Hayes. Redtor of St. Ofwalds, in that city . DIED. On the Seth of September, sttl;sisoufe, at Minton. David Do nald, Efq aged 63, formerly a Planter of the parifh of Hanover, in the Ifland of Jamaica. On the 3d inft. after a fhort Illnefs, at Wrexham, Denbighthire, Thomas Oliver Vaffal, FSq. &left fursiving fon of the late John Vaffal,Efq of the Crefcent, Bath, and Chatley iodic, Somerfet lire, and brother to the illidtrious hero of that name, who fell in achieving the glorious conqueft of Monte Vidco,on the 3d of Feb ruary. On the sath ;nit at his houfe at Botts-Ails, on the borders of the New Foreft, Hanapfhire. in the, 94th year of his age, Thomas Moody, Efq one of the oldcit Lieutenants in the Navy, fuperan nuated with the rank of Commander. He reeved as Lieutenant in the (hip with the late Admiral Sir Char'es Knowles, in all the aaions in the Weft Indies, in the war which ended r 748, and again in the fuccerding war, until the Admiral ftruck his flag in 1758 ; after which time he slid net again go to fea On the aid ult. at Louth, Lincontl)tire, in the 68th year of her age, Mrs. Mary James. raid of the late Rev. Peter James, M. A. of Greenwich, and Redlor of lgtham, in Kent. At Beltsot. Wm. Maxwell, kfq. Major of the Donegal Regiment of h iliti. eideft fon of Richard Maxwell, Efq of llirdtown. At Naffs it, on the Bth July, in the 61ft year of his age. Nathaniel Hall, EN. Cotkettor of his Majetty's Cullom, at that Maud, Mcm ber of the Council, and Prefident of the Agricultural Society. Monday fettnivlit, after a aim Muds, at his father's hook ill Bond erect. Mr William Hooper. At Air fterdam. on the 231 ult. William May, Efq. born at Cha tham, in 17a5. Until the Re.volution in 1795. he was a principal Officer in the Dutch Navy, and Firft Commillioner of the Admi• ralty, Member of feveral learned Societies, father of William May, Lfq merchant, Jeffries-Num. Monday, in Clarence Place, Brad, the Rev. J. Gent. Vicar of Stoke Neyland, in Suffolk, aged 66 years. At Berwick, nn the 17th initant, Captain John Macdorell, many years Commandant ..f the late Invalid Corps of that Garri • Gm , aged 85 years, 6s. of which were dedicated to his country, and his honourable and numerous Czars bore ample teftimony to the fidelity of his ftrvice. He commenced his military career as as acting Aid de-Camp to the late Lord Loudon, at the memora ble liege of Bergen-op-Zoom, in 1747, and bore a Ware in molt of the celcbrat, d adtions in the American campaigns. He was, perhaps, the laft furvivor of the heroes who, with the immortal Wolfe, dyed the Hcights of Abraham with their blood, and was the (aka. who rticued the vrench Commander in Chief, Mont calm, Wan fiat , g under his wounds, from the rage of an enfu• riated foldiery, routed to :many'', by the death nt their beloved* General by the papers, &c. which he fortunately fecund in the Freach General's port folio, he rendered to his country an oblige. tion of the greatelt national importance. He afterwards coni c anded, for fever..l yea's, the troops in the ifland of Newfound land. It is tint a (mall tribute to his memory to Rate, that no cfker of his rank was ever more h ,nour:d with the friendibin of all claffcs of fock:y, , more tfteemed for the urbanity of his man• i.trs, or more united:illy beloved or regretted. A CHALLENGE. MBSSRS.CURRIE and CO. Surgvms,challenpe the whole world to prove a &wit inflaters where their Me (Heine and method of cure have fail, d the &fired ea - eet. The przaice of many years in this ranicular brooch of their profeflim bag not given rife to one unftecceftjel cafe. They continue to elirett the it audio' to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the fyltem, which is the confequence of the pernicious wafteful eff•ets of a ha bit long and molt unhappily purfued by the youths of both feces, in the one it will be found to he the unfailing foierce of barrennefs, the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a diftreffing (tate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in int porenee. 'there are its remote and ultimate effects; while eon - funaptions, lots ef mute ul ir power, and.varioua nervous complaints ufu.lly charadierife the earlier Oars of this folitary vice. Of per fen. languilhing under the diforders incident to fuch a life their treatment i• iimple,and has never proved unfuccefsful in the enurfe of a long. laborious. and much extended pratlice. In the tuna ohitinate and complicated cafes of Venereal Illesnion,fnch as ots• ftructions in the Urethra, Spetogy Excrefcences, lard Tumours. Callous Ulcers, Eruptions. Seminal Weakritfs, Gleetft, &c. e&c which have hitherto baffiedthe (kill of the general practitioner, Meffrs. Currie and Co are now enabled radically to cure by a new. fife, and expeditious mode of practice, fuperior to any ocher yet adopted. They may be confulted by either Sex with the gree!elt delicacy, fecrecy and hemmer, at their Imre, No. to 7. Hatton Gar den. Patients in the country are requeacd to Retie the particulars of their cafe, their age, and general mode of Living. Letters, pea. paid, encloueig a bank note, will be duly anfsvcred ; and the need(' Coq advice and medicines given or fent tra auy part of the kingdom. W . HEN Profenintial Men of E atteation tad fponfibility deviate from the general Syftem by the Weak" of a pastkular branch. the lane: ion of long continued fueteffei it the Deft criterion of fuperiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my praaletto the etchevis r rett , meat of Three 1/ifor.f.ers, and the fucceftful refultof my piano ale additional ardour to oppofe. as far as I am Ot t the ravag e *oft Complaints which are the moft imporuitt in the Camin o , of Haman Mirada. After initiation into every Branch, as as Artily &Op en, I formed a with at an early period of pradtice to refute individu a l s from the Ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally & times precipitancy of general Praditiocers. The Three Diforders, to the cure of 'which t have devoted attention, comps& every fpecies of VlilPkßdAL I N FECTI9sj whether of a recent or long duration; say, all kinds of d e m i: , whether arifing from the habits of fchool boys or the indul t/me . ," of mature age and,lattly, that derangement of the ryttan is w , men which is called BARREN N ESS, or STERILITY. Numerous Difeafes are the refult of Ignorance, or bafte Io g * treatment of a &nide Gono'rrlices ; and it not unfrequaltly t ap , pens that the feeds of Life are potfoned by the indiferetion unguarded hour By a fuperior method ft c! Complaint, are eggs awed; and, even where others have failed, I trult that I may prs: fa ne to offer a radical re-ettahlfithritent. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftreft in this order, compared with the catamitous &tuitions of men, who, f roti an indulgence in a folitary vice, or the prevalent pieties of g •tafilionahle acqUire that Rate of debility which la the e gg , voidable confequence of fuels pernicious habits. Where the unhappy Sufferer broods over his mifery, but care: fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fame nasfalatioa krls to know, that although it be an object of doubt or uo ceng h„ ) , with other praditioners, the removal of thefe deficiencies by th e gealtai progrefs of renovation, is the acquirement of my eapert. race. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce minty algour, much anxiety will be prevented by =early counterattioa of thin languid ftate ; and in there cafes no greatdiffieuity trWemit MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappotei g g R . their expedstions of a family, may be sabred, that In molt it a stances, fuch defeat arc curable by Medical The lecrecy which is fo• tftential to my undertaking, and rag qualifications which I have prefumed to Rate, form the bars c g my pretenfions, and in coincidence with fuch this haieigtiou i. given, that Mr. Bete may he confulted perfonally, or by Ul m ., (inclofing a fmall Note), at his houfc, No. 29, Arundellrea, Strand, near Temple-Bar. Or There is an additional Entrance in Water ftratt adjeade g , and the name is on both the danra. MARTIN BREI‘ Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Landon. A CAUTION.—Some Perfons, who falfely Wert themfdw to be MtaelleßS or Tim Ror CoeLeoe, having for'everal meths pat copied my Advertifanents almoft word for word, and facet e d them as their own productions, it is my inty to mention, that thole Perfons are at Members of any College in London, Edlo , burgh, or elfcwherc ; nor have they wie right to Arad ice Surgery io London - - SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND SOUTH. The UNIVERSAL COACH aid WAGGON OFFICE. CONVENIENCE. SA IF Oil' EASE, arid EXPEDITION for TRAVELLERS in general, from the FARACIoN'S HEAL, INN, SNOW HIt.L. CHESTt.K, Tarpley, NAmptwich, Wolfeley bridp. and Litchfield new Telegraph Coaches, Dal/y. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon new Royal Mail Coach, fets out eve' y Evening. SUNDERLAND, Stucktun, and Tient new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. LIVERPOOL, War: ingtroi, Knuisferd, Stone, and Litchfield Polt Coach, called the Expedition, every Evening, at 5 o'Clock, to the Crown Inn, Rcd•crofs-itieet, Liver pooL Guarded threugh out. BATH and BRlSTOL—Uncommon Cheap Travelling to Bate and Briftol, by the Flying Putt Coaches. through Chippritham, Colne, and Marlborough, every Afternoon. arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, anti the London Tavern, Thornat Itrett. Briftol, next Morning —lnGde, tl. ts. Outride, sax. Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, •ratinten, &c. LEEDS New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, lets out every Morning, at 8 .'Clock, carries four infidea oly, and fines remarkably eafy. paffes through Stamford, Newark, Retford, Don eafter, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at Noon. Notwithttanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, is allowed to be the molt` agreeable and complete public terevq ance on the North Road, being unequalled in accommodatico by any other. KENDAL, Laneatter, Prefton, Kirby Lonfdale, Boulton, Char ley, Ornikirk, and Garitang Putt Coaches, every Afternoon, at Five o'Cloek.—Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill. Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Cinnnock,Kingfwell, widen Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Sunday, Tudday, and Thurfday Morning, at Seven o'Clock. LOU l'H, Spillby, Bofton, Hull, Grimiby, Spalding, Peat. borough, Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, feu off every Evening. YORK, Newcaftle, and Edinburgh New Coach,perforrned with a Guard throughout, fets out every Morning at Seven o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcafter, Darlington, Northallerton, Parham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Paffongers finding themfelves fatigued front the length of the journey, may relt what time they pleafe, and then proceed on without any additional fare. The Proprietor at York runs Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. CARLISLE. Penrith, and Whiteheven Polt Coach, goes whit roar Hortes and a Guard all the way—paffes through Bro., Apia( by, Gret.shridge, Richmond, Catena, Bormighlwidge, Wetberby, Aberrant, Doncaiter, and Grantham, (the nevelt way by 18 miles), fees our every Sunday, I uefday, and Iliurfday Morning, and performs the journey wiiit the greateft Paffengcrs detained on the road by bufii.efs, or pieafurc, have the peculiar advantage of their feats being fecured in the neat Coach, (with only fix Coachmen). EXETER, Plymouth, Falmou% Dartmouth, Weymouth, Dor chetter, and Salithary Balloon Coaches, every Mottling at Four o'Clock, with a Guard, through Houkon, Axnniniter, Bridpurt, Mandford, Bafingftoke, and Bagfhot. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn ing at Seven.—Guarded. OXFORD, Benton, and Henley PIA Coach, with a Guard, every Afternoon, at Five o'Clock. MANCHESTER, Wilmftow, Congleton, Neweaftle, and Wnlverhamptom Poit Coach, every Afternoon —Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Shiffnal Polt Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every evening at 5 o'clock, to the Raven and Ikli and Unicorn Init. Sar,wfbury—Guarded. SOU TidAMPI ON, Winehelter, Alresford, and Alton Coach. every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Poft Coach, with a Guard--Sits out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. Paftes by Oxford, F.niton and Shipttone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull area, Birmingham. HULL, Northcave, Hoanden, Thorne, and Doneafter Pell Criach, every Morning, at Seven o'clock, a; he Bull and Sun Inn, Myron Gate, Hull. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddefdon and Chethunt Coach, every Morning. BEACONSFIELD, Uxbridge, Denham sod Redhill new Poff Coach, every Morning aid Artemis)°, by itichardWarts and Co . To - rr EN I-1A M and Edmonton Coach, daily, at half part Int half part two, half paft four, and half part riven o'clock. N. 13. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goole. &c convoy:l by the under. mentioned WAGGONS. To DISS, Beccles, Bungay, Bury,and all parts of Suffolk, evert Monday. MA RI.BRO', Newbnry and Reading, every Tuefday. WORCF.STER, Kiddermitifter, Hereford, Carmarthen, area. tines, and all parts of South Wales, Perftiore and Wycontle, every Saturday. CIRENCESTER. Al.;ngton and Henley, three times a week. SO UTHA PTON, Vs litchi iter, Runif.y, I. yndht,ril.,L) ming ton, Chrittchutch Ringwood, Forditigbridge, Wimbouros, Poole, file of Wight, jerfey and Giternfey, Waggons SUNBURY, Hampton and •rwickenharn, twice a week. EXETER, Plymouth and Fahnouth Fly Waggons, daily, car eying Grinds and Paffengers, as dual, to all parts of the Welt of England. a W'M. MOUNTAIN and Co. refprelfully acquaint their frien ds and the public, that they cannot be account,inic fur any Pared of Luggage, &c. of more than Five Pound!, v alue, if loft or milk', unlefs fpeeified at the time of delivery,and paid for ac cordin g l y , at the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow Hill. London. LONDON: hinted and ;:übliraed by LEVEL RINI, (of Ca. terhury• Mee t Lambeth) at t!!e STAR-oam', t, ftreet. Put limed 11163 3t the S Temple hat I P