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PROLOGUE St ITTt•Ii PIE THE PLAT Of EICH•ItEI 111. PIitORAIID rr THE Y.II.'NO GENTLEMEN OT THE NATAL ACA• GOSPUIT, DLIIIP.O EASTER WEIS. When high events our deep attention claim. Excite MU' wonder and furtive to fatne, The Mule retail them so her mimic nage, And points the moral (till to every age. That purpole his, fee riling to our view The glorious feenesimmortal SuA drew. Thee. ...F. we mark another's failings Mown, M'rfir..t the jolt& mirror for our own; And as each pageant parks in our view, I.ook at ourfelves; behold that mirror trot: Hence far Infirmities fee deriv'd to aft, See Juftiee triumph, aad Ambition fall; When dark Hypocrify atones her veil, How v ante tnumplis when her projects fail. What dread of Guilt alarms not every breaft, When dreams of horror break the murderer's reit ? *hat lariat certain retribution rife Whin tyrants peries,and a RICHARD din? Not Iris to Honour's pathamr item incline, When deeds of giury in her pages sine, And there love youths who laid the derma low With kindred ardour bid our boron%) gime. Then fhwald that Chief who wakes the Work' to arms, What bollile frown that maltase World alarms, 41 .•• Amu evade. titan the Ocean" roar, And plant his banners on the Betel& more ; Shah we, diftnay'd, our well-arred honours yield. And Mink with terror from the patriot field 1 Ye fared (pints of oar fires forbid ! &Aid it, Ha !--la the deeds the! did, he this dread bone of Mk, their Sons infpire, To meet the danger with their Haim Fire: Let Agincourt, let &alders Blenheim tell, How aft the vaunting Foes of Britain fell ; Let treeklal Egypt, let Lineelles prnelaim, We MI are worthy tithe Briiik Naas. What! fear there rocs we've oft with glory fought? Neils the wrptal, who dare avow that thought !, Not rub to Bade, bid the invader know We've let oar lives epee the doubtful throw. if Pate demand rear dying Country's fall, Then nobly peel& to that Country's Call: Or sea again his famine hopes confound, Ell fine of Glory level to the ground, While hackie/cc pointing to Domingo's Coati, To Acres Phis'. to Jafikes naurdeed Hat, Unoireves arma—ntly then this baiter By, This dark Ornery', Ink, dcfpair, and die! Ciorport. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. fiegular wager, for the fun of 5o guineas, was decided laft week in a rough Tandy lane near Birmingham ; and as the circumaances of the cafe are of a novel and intereßing nature (elpecially at this particular jut:Rare, when naval and military eonfiderations are all the rage), (hall endeavour to point out fuch particulars as have tranfpired with regard thereto : An ingenious gentleman, of the name of RenDL LL, having invented what he calls a Cartade or Parajet, foe the ere of the infantry, fome difpntes it feems ' *role relative to the cafe and expedition with which filch articles might be removed from place to place ; and, the bet was, that two men fhould draw :121b. in one of the (aid carrades, farther than any two men ' could carry the like weight • ; and as it was fuppoted that a heavy rough road would be in favour of thofe that carried the weight, the privilege was allowed of abooßog the 'rota (within a certain number of miles) that could be thought of. Accordingly four very Rout looking men fluted at the time appointed, and after marching about 14 miles in three hours, the meth with the burden on their backs, gave up the conteß, as the advantage proved to be :ready in favour of thole with the carrade. The one that was ufed on the above occafion runs remarkably eafy on two light, bet firmly conflrulled wheels (about the free of thofe to common wheelbarrows), which what!, are placed in a peculiar manner, in the infide of the carriage, and nearly oat of fight, and have Reel cutters placed fo as to prevent their clogging in the wora of roads. It forms a commodious Icat for two men, and underneath it, there is a place to hold - their neceffary articles. The back of the feat is between 4 and 5 feet high, and about 3 feet wide, covered with (beet iron, and Come other ingenious contrivance:, ehich are (aid to render it pee leafy bullet-proof. It i, armed with tirong and fharp ;run (pikes at the top, and it is propofed to make them of any height, from four and a half to fix feet. The' low tines adapted to fire over, and the high ones to have a fuitable place to fire through. There are fan enings, by means of which, it kerns, any number of them mty be inftanily firmly linked together, to form a firong iron barrier, to fecure the infantry not only from the fire of the enemies mufketry, but from their I I bayonets, and the charge of the cavalry; with fuitable places for the arms, ammunitioo, he. which would always be kept dry; and, by placing the carrades in a doable row at a certain ditlanre, a covering may at any time he elevated over them in left than a minute, Co as so form a commodious tent, nr, when (Aliened together, a fort of fortified camp, whish mthifig boat cannon cools! force. Lt is alfo laid, that an army provided with CST rAdeg, would be Able to fcritre then:. Wees from theeffefts the enemies cannon at any time in kfi than thri.e hours, by means of a particu lar fort of iritrenchment, from which tlt:y might either advance in good order, with the cntrailes in front, or retreat in the t.me order, it required, %arch intrenchmcnts would he r.f i.ttle or sir, UIC 1~ the enemy. if they te,aitie..l them, wild> tney were prcyJi,red wah c art In (hurt, it teems t!...t this gran iiitri,luce a new and tmetpeacd Szlosle ni a'•IPATC, WhiCti would ::ICA*I, 11.4:“ , " and • di tr•fs the enemy (iu cafe the:. ait• id tt...ke Yy r.si a landing), a:ed no doubt lent it ;featly .aid to the comfort and con v en ience of the Vnltihteets particular„ and inapt? e them with .Idditrieil con h . detee.—For with the. !tenets of lions, .rid ramparts of iron, what enemy (th..tigh their n•tml era ~arc ever to zees-) could p"ILLIy conquer u., eipeciA:y as the advantage would be Co very much in our favour in • t as• kit A -nu-tani;, -, 0, :rt .t Coat, (:.mac". .cc a I.A :Lem :c c.r,r. I }r brr• ri:y. titis enelofed eattntry t for, in addition to the afore. Mentioned tonfiderallons, it isfaid th;t it is propored to paint the carrade; fo as when formed ht a line— exaltly to reprefent a hedge row 3 and Rid further to heighten the elite, if occaGon required, by tying (Mall bufhes on the (pikes at the top, which would cattle the enemy to fulped that every hedge they fiw was a pnrtabli bullet proof walk in the front of as army. This plan, like all other new invetrions, has no doubt to encounter a multitude of prejudices; ' but it is generally thought, that it might prove of infinite importange in cafe the enemy Ibould be able to efeape the vigilance of our wooden walls, and land in peat numbers in this country. ♦ YOLUNTSIII. Birmingham, April 9, tads. LA. INTELLIGENCE. COURT OP KING'. BENCH, MAY 3. TN! ICING O. INWARD PITT. This was the unhappy boy whole trial, on a charge of perjury, we before reported ; he was found guilty. but recommended to mercy on account of his tender years. Malt. Jaime and RieitAanson having addrefed the Court in mitigation of punithment, and the AT. TOtWay Garet AL on behalf of the profecution, Mr. Juftiee Guise delivered the fentence of the Court, which was, that he mould-pay a fine of is. be imprifoned for twelve months, and kept to bard labour, and that be Ihould continue in cuaody fur ther until loch fine be paid. THR RINGO. JOHN LIIeRtR,JOHN LOCRIRWAINWRIGHT, 41111) I.a ILLA WAINWRIGHT. In our report of the proceedings in this Court, on the xxcl February, are hated the circumllances of this trial. The Defendants were found guilty of a confpiracy, for contriving the elopement of Mir, Mary Pierce, a young Lady under age, for the purpofe of procuring her marriage with John Locker, a man in mean circumfiances, and about 6o years old. The two firll of there Defendants now appeared on the floor of the Court. The hutband of the heirefs is a Ibort fat malt, of a vulgar appearance. John Locker Wainwright bad, the air of a Bond-flreet lounger, and was arrayed in the haut-ton, with buckthins, boots, and his neck cloth in the excels of modern extravagance. Mr. Eiszner produced an affidavit, which depofed to the dangerous fituation of the health of Ifabella Wainwright, and a note from Sir Walter Farquhar and Dr. Watfon, in order to cacti& her attendance, when fentence was pronounced, and he alligned as a precedent the cafe of the King and Kilner, when the defendant did not appear. Lord E LLLLL oactuou agreed that the matter Ihould nand over till tomorrow. THE ZING V. WILLIAM WISTOW, O. THOMAS AND WM. TAAGOI,V. WILLIAM SMITH, V. josum Gamma's, •111:19. RICHARD POWtS. Were cafes in which the Defendants bad been guilty of obftrutting Excite Officers, in different parts of the cduntry, while in the execution of their duty. All of them were ordered to be committed, and to be brought up the left day of term. Toe SING O. GINORAL PICTON. An indklment has been preferred againft this Of ficer, which Rates, that he being in authority in the ifiand of Trinidad, had by means, and under colour of his fi tuation, canfed and pro cured to be tortured Louifa Camelon. It Rates, that ropes were faftened round her writs, that the was thus railed up, and afterwards let down upon (pikes, on which the was [offered to remain with the preffure of the whole weight of her body ; this was pradifed from time to time, and ;11 this horrid (late of agony the was Cof fered to remain for twenty minutes at each interval. Mr. D s, to whom the defence of General Pi eon is confideil, on the asd Geo. 111. c.es applied for a mandamus, in order to take the examination of vatneffes on the itland. This Statute is fimilar to the 13th Geo. IL which empowers the Court of King's Bench to iffue its mandamus for a fimilar purpofe, to the fettlements in India. Mr. DALLAS moved, on the ground of the record, without an af fidavit, and he affimilated the prefent application to that in the cafe of Stephens and Agnew, Efqrs. to which we had nccafinn to advert yefterday. If; how ever, the Court withed for an affidavit on the part of General Pi9on, no objeaion would be made. Lord E LLLLL oaoucti.—" If you produce the af fidavit, you may mention the cafe to-morrow." WALLACE v. PM ITN. Lord ELLsaaoaouoti delivered the judgment of the Court on this cafe, in which the Welt India Dock Coat pany were concer ned. Application had been made on the part of the Company to let elide the verdict, and to enter a noofult, on the ground that the notice required for this adios in the 184th and tflsth fec. tions of the Dock Ad, had not been fatisfied. The Can Jusrlcl now declared the opinion of the Court, that the Defendant to this idiots, who is Treafurer of the Company, had a right to the benefit of fuels notice, and not having received that notice, the Rule was made &Volute, by which the Plaintiff was non- fuited. Mr. jullice Gaon Intimated his ad% that come Gentlemen of the profeirson,conneeled with the Dock Company. would look into this Ad, as, without amendment, it might create amendment , infinite dif fi culties, and tome degree of oppreflion. Mr. Ea sittos a, on the part of the Company, (*aid, they were wiling, on this oceafion, to wave all coils, and to 'eke the pretent anion, and others which had been commenced on timilas gspends, to arbitration. POLICE. &e. Mawater Ticust.--Yetterday 7el/6 was ag l•rt,,,ght tip wt. examination, charged with tf.c en , l••ri rnt.ntt to two sills, az dated in our l'Aper et!Ntitlae La Mr. Gurney ippeared t)r the pet ter,.tion, and Mr. Knapp far the prifoncr. Brown re; curd his fni met evidence ; and IA - nre u..fitively to his never ing endnried th Lills, ar.l ,icil;ed havirg received any ‘cenunt titer , 7nt. 'r. l'io partner in th, of Evans and C. 3. 1:1 Cheapiide, p-nduced the h,ll fnr Mr rorhet, pairner Mr. Wavier, of •t, p:r duccd our li.r r zccl. which Mr. .Atcd w re rr.t twin' Pty Tr. Ake-r•, u I.n t, •• Lir ' ur.indmfed, yore :'•a ri'ir: e ` , ctt ! , 1:. 1 e, I:.e endor(c• . ; a. d:sl Mi Lindtcy r G•ntkt.:rn ac-,na ?red ulth ,11 A :I,:ink firrOa I...LinGut, juu. AckUovii.:J;;:d ,* Mee of the bills Ly their kotires•lnd raid I Peen@ poffeffed of thefe bills, called at their banking Louie, on the tall of March, and demanded.to knew if the acceptance was good, which was acknowledged to be fo. Mr. Coombe,* itelpeßable Manchefter Agent, who Iptd affilled the prifoner in negotiating thefe bills,gave a bag account of his having been introduced to him as a young man of integrity, who .had bills in his. poffeffion to negotiate to a large amount, and having made application to him, mentioning the two bills its qsteftion, and laying as Mr. Brown had an engage ment to make good for as Owe he had purchafed, that he was willing to allow 15 per cent. dilcount, as the bills were dfawn at nine months, that he received drib linens to the full amount, which were fent to his wareboufe ; but the pi ihmer told him that nothing but calls or notes would do for Mr. Brown; that be again fold the linens to Mr. Rickarby, di Grace Church•ftreet, for ;Soo'. for which he gave a check upon the banking houfe of Newaham and Co. which the prifoner received the eels for, but his not appear ing fo anlions to go and transfer the money to Mr. Brown, as he at fira pretended, made him fulpea the fraud ; and going to Baker's Coffee houfe, he communicated the fame to Mr. Brown, and gave him every information concerning it. One of the Marthals proved his making every enquiry after the prifoner, bat could not find him, till he was taken in Ireland ; that he went there and brought him from Dublin. Mr. G u a la sr made application to the Loan Mavos, that thefe two bills fhould be left in the hands of his Lorcithip, or one of the officers, till the trial. This was objefted to by the poffeffors, who witted to keep the bills, and after fome altercation, it was agreed that they should be depofited in the hands of Mr. Shaw, an Attorney. The prifoner referred his de fence till his trial, and was fully committed. MARLBOROUGH STRVlT:YefiCiday Saint., Efq. of Gloucefter-place, charged his butler, gclipk Fetid, with a daring affai.lt, and prefenting a pato' at him. The profecutor had rung the bell and or dered Follet to procure fome article, when the latter referred him to an errand boy. The profecutor gave him orders irdtantly to quit his premifes, upon which he condulted himfelf in the manner above defcribed. Eight Greenwich, Woolwich, and Deptford coach men were fined sos. and colt% for impeding the pat- Page at Charing•crofs. Duaua►r.—On Wednefday, being the Court of Pleas, Mifs Smith was brought up, when it being certified that the caufe of her detainer was in caste. quence of her being committed by the Rev. Mr. Watkin, for fleabag a checked apron, Mr. HOAR moved that fhe be admitted to bail, and both he aed Mr. Lost, were heard in her behalf. After mature deliberation, the Juaices, of whom feveral were pre fent, were of opinion that the offence was not bailable, and Mifs Smith was accordingly remanded. BIRTH. On Thefday, the Hon. Mn. hdaitJand, Lady of Lieot. Colonel Pdaithod, sit Chords, of a fast. On the tBth loft at Benham, oar Loneator, the Lady of William Hatton, Efq. of a daughter. MARRIED. On isti Msi UR, at eawnpoor, in Bengal, Jofepb Brooks,jun. Ifq. of the Hon. EA! Wks Company's invite, to Mitt Lake, Adz daughter of Geo. Lake. Commander's Chief of Ida Majelty'a and the Company's forces in India. At Naples, on the 30th January Wt,L4rt. John hubs& of his Majelly's Ildp Gibraltar, to KM Matlack. only daughtzr of the late Captain Mallaek,in the Hon. Balt India Company's Broke. On the tft uk. at Syracufe, in the Aland of Sicily. at the bottle of Could Francis Leckie, Efq. Wm.Dennifon,Efq. to Mira Chsrehill. Tyefday. Jofeph Jellieoe, Efq. of Fenthureh- Bract, to MA Leigh„ daughter of Egerton Leigh, Efq. of High Leigh, and of Tweulloe, in the county of Outlier. _ - OD Sunday Wt, Vaac Cmktfoid, Efq. of Flnfbury-fquare, to Mitt Goldfmid, famed daughter of Abraham Goldituid, Efq. of the fame place. DIED. On Sanday morning, at bis father's hook in the Adelptd, Marks Wbitefoord, aged liven years, 'oaly fon of Caleb White ford, Efq. On Thuzfday Lift, at SmassuT, In the jllth year of his age, San,. fan Wright, Efq. fon of the late Sir Sarnp. Wright, Km. Thisrfday latt, atOakend, the feat of F.Sackville Lloyd, Efq. Mrs. Wefbem, widow of Maximilian Weitern, Eft of Harley. itrcet. At BMA, on Friday tart, aged eight years, Mifs Mary Hob honk, daughter of Benjamin Hobbonfe, Efq. M. P. Monday left, at Whitton, after an Rinds of (metal weeks, Mr Cluiftopber Cuppoge, Secretary to the Royal ary Afylum at Chdfea, and many years Sr/sectary to the Freemafon's School. On the that loft. at his hook at Backside, in the county of Clare, In the yyth year of his age, Dominiek d'Arcy, I fq. At Neagh, Mrs. O'Brien, the wife of Corn. O'Brien. EN. At Trincomake, Bland of Ceylon, in September kit, Dunbar James Hunter, Lieut. Col. of his Majcfty's toth regiment of foot. Mrs. Parry, mai of the bate Rev. W. Parry, of Ruthio. She only furvived her a hatband a few days, owing to the affeetionate roped foe had for biol.—This was the whol e ' pc-Kona! charms, in early life, drew from the pen of Lord Lyttleton, the appellasion of The Fair Maid of Bala." A kw days ago, johr Clarke. Efq. of Trowbridge. in Wllifbirr, be was reputed to be worth tcopozl. and it b (aid, tba tar,r 17p • euineos were found In his cfrrutowe, Lately, at Stapleford, ill,. feat of the Earl of . Harbnrouch. •hc Hoe. Sufaa Muockteill, widow o tie Hon. I.lcuteuat:t•Gcucu! Moacktan. _ _ On Tvefelay la, at hb houfe to Cofport.Thrmas I.arrntn, Fro ▪ Captain in the Royal Navy. 'The enrpfc ot this trull valuable ornate was followed to the rr•ve by many dean irialf`azd naval teeters. During 40 years fee vire, ttu. Unit. Cr.maiii fix it on Chore is little more than two years. DELTACY OF COMPLFX:ON. THE INCOMPARABLE BLOOM N I NON DE L'ENCLOS, fup.trw: to any tin , : int v. rcd, f.r rendering the Ochs foci. finooth, and tx.“1:11U1 IR.: rettnme, L. wonderful died' in removing freek ra nn. Juilly entitle it to that prifirs-nrc fn lung 1...1i,, by ih mat 'Octant Beauties in this Kingdom. It is Ivt ric• mended for the bands and um., La ilea iug on them a d• In. ey • whitenefa, fupesior to all thst g vended fond.d• purptots sad soty at Mr. Ookin.a . .. al. Cornlnil , Mr. Overton . .. 4! Bowsl-ftrcet ; Mr. 11061, WUleir 1 . 4111.16 C, I3.I:1; Mils Ursgfon I .iverpecd ; io bot•lt as. i. h. FOR BRUI‘Fi, NPR.' IN .3. 1{11F. , 11 111h` , Oro 411..1.1)01.7. CAUTION. —On the o.filiJe of th each bottle of the re. l IVl,ateine. r fl •n l. i. engt,rea - fiery, No. 4c, S as the Plot tic a lobsel is park), with 'tot'. Word. Opodeldoc.pr p red by F. •twhery. r wothout th•fe tl...,:nati.tnt are '7r .1.. C0U ,,,, • ~‘ The Public are rcquatel t.t it.!rn.l to tki. giecucc an Itur!te ton whidt ha. b •ret r L:c. • .41\ Icdiclnc. wh , ,, under rarer a Mr. Newhcry's tioufe. only hd_ yelling tout the Lauri ry, !. Rl3ll pa , :t of .1i l• Lc. ty at.4l Ic. &c. A'r.ipper cn i.ii V ti with prrporer:m .1, 0;:. thc Nina of rf t St. Paul% .I 1. pittcly to de-cr.. l'ur: ii:f.rs. lee getatein: isl tcp erc.lai SO3II, N 45, at the %•:. a :cot' Je. in B..t.ieg, tire as s.,;ut, h, 1.,. I •f Newrbt:y 3t.d .r. is 2v an . tl3, Covnu ) e►o WI .1 yyi opu.o Alin r. ~. y. it \;e rit • DiStAHnili Mt .F A and Certain COPAIPLArtrrsA AS fi)le Pt Oprietor of 1)A ItiA N'a celebrated metal toted Donee: and R erne...Het, Mr. DUFOUR. inform. the Public, that he army as Oust& esinfol ed daily from st to 3, at his bottle No, gs.frith-ttrect, Soho, on Cars el Stricture!, Obllstic tions.gliecti..l.tc.gte as well as lkhility, and every dift, e h, „ forme, is fo effential a requstite, that Mr. Dufour has provid%d . (parlous Hoof , that every 1' taut 4047 be introditeed W a tenser , . apartment. Mr. D. has for many years confirm., himfelf to that department of Surgery, and from enrollee prattice, and the nsoft Battering Inc.efs, he is enabled to afar a nr•thod of curt, dieseious, requiring no confinement or nit aim in diet, and which prevents a telapfe. Perfons in the country Rating their cars fully, In a letter, etsclofing rove or a two pound note, will have proper remedies fentto Ihc amount. Foe the venous frit puma ,Ste , fee mr. Dames Treatee on the shore eoteralets;priee i s. 64. ,h, filth wildest to be had of J.Cellorr, C. own court, Soho; Mae , (wen, Exeter Change; and of .bc Author. HAVING dedicated rnyfell to the Rudy, atur been gratified by the moit confiderable pradttee in that branch which l thought tallier to Pled, I malt that I hate not more nag, employed my time than thole who, in the extenfiee field of the profeihon ' are occafionally immerred to uncertainty, and can not always attain that Weeds which la leggin:4 by concentrating the intelicauel power to one clafasil difordere. The dlfealcs of DEBILITY are peculiarly ddlrefflng for they bring with than a train of ronconutaot fymptoms, and, by a de. preMon of all vital energy, eiilt...cc itfeif heron:to embittered... Whether they ante from the prevalence dill example, thedellruc. tire habits of fehool-boys, or the indulgences of maturity, they re. quire the molt affidunos profelEawl tkill ; but by the Iviorance of uneducated men, the fymptoms are aggravated, and the coop. tution is deftroycd. Asa MEMBER of theROYAL coLLP.ne t f SURGEONS, I ground my pretaifiuns on regularity of education; and poffelleg every privilege to pradice, I feel myfelf entitled to that confidence with which I have hitherto been (*liberally honoured In the brit fenfations of local wmknefs, early applteatine wilt prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but whirr the fist fuls, from a confeioufnefs of the annumiinefs of the vice which muted his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or carfare of Ids family phylician, and broods over his infirmity with careful con cealment, It matt be faxisfeflory for him to be affured cot only at capability of treatment, but aiG of the molt inviolable fecrecy. And in Ter Ile VeperealComptaintsit is pOirible 10 prevcot pain. danger or diftrefs ; in the molt complicated elf,. It is t►e acquire. nicnt of caclufive experience to this line to drat a fate, certain, and fpeedy re-eltabileament. oket tic advantage of tine experience to there of either fez who are *Aided with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fyroptoms of VENEREAL INFECTION, and in xH cafes the terns of reran neration are Rated an the &ft interview. PACiCIII3 in the country are expeeted to &ego& a Bank note, are ropcited to fpecify their age and wanner of living. MARTIN BR FE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons In London. No 19, Arundel-West, Straw/. new Tan* &w. THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD , b y its Ginning. heating, and tunic gsdlties. - and Glittery Etats. aldrds a (urn Warped of reaming Strang* and a certain Hops of muLcular lost/cretins), to theft wks arc debilitated by ture ear excefEve lalulgunies ; whence arifc Wealtn4a of £tglJ. Vertigcs, Lots of Appetite, and tuental . Decay. A Body that is enervated in Vaud, fetdom recovers atfelf by any other Mono th,n by Reftorative ; Age and infirmities frettlily evens on, and the Thread of Life is !honeyed...ler, the Foaminess ed a happy old Age, Is tismod Conitituticin In Touch ; Temperance and Moderation, at that Age.. are Paaports to happy grey H Youth of either See, who have areakcased, and debilitated the whale Nervous Sylitem, will find the Cordial Balm el Gdead the mtit powerful, attain, and effednal Remedy. Tile Cordial he, been uncommonly fuceefsfal with who 11.es* who Mee tho appearance and Air of old Age • are pale. effeadnatit„ Numbed, Rapid, and even imbecile% whole Bodies arc heroine bent, whore Legs are nci longer (Candy aisle to tarry them ; wine have an utter Diftaite fm every Thing, and are toulty incapact. aced. Where the Stomadi is frequently difordered, the Body In weakened; Paknefs, Bodily Decay, and Emaciation, faceted this molt deftrodtfve Habit, and the Eyes fink Into the Head.•-• The virtue of the Cordial Balm of Gilead le daily densonitratcd a in eradicating the wont and mod saajerous fymptonas of N.rwatas Diforders : and nothing ham tended fa much to eflablitli tht fiwas of this IVisdicine, nit' certain funds in tin& complaints which hike their roots fo deep in the conßatution, and are fu fatal to the bappinefs of mankind. Prepared by bt. &tearoom, Llivtpool, In tgA.lrtd. wed gr. bolo des; the latter goistain fear of the former:ll ask ch the Porches ter laves 9a. Every genuine Bottle ha. a Ban% which bean the Proprietor's Name mid Addrefs,“ Sara Sokeme, Liverpool," to Imitate which le Felony. N. B. The pottage of an Lent rs to the Doctor waft be paid. and tos. 6d. as a Pee euckfed far Advice. Sold at lain Wsrehnufr, No. 6, College-mum, Dublin; and Ne his appointment, by J. Mathews, No. id, Strand y and Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard, London ; Smirk; Dieter, Hatband, and tiller, Edinburgh; M•Denald, Glafgow ; and by all Medicine Venders in every Market Tows in Great Britain, inland and America. 'fa 'THOMAS IAYLOR, E. 14. No. 9, Bridge-Arco, London. Honoured Sir, F.e!;oburgh, Mardi it, tgor. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever fince th e y our 1790, I have been afßieted with the I.ues Venereal, which, from Its obflinatcly refifting every courfc of medecine prefei /hal by the moil eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing breed levere coutfes of falivation, and twice difcharged from the Hari tal, with little would appear to be of the moil inveterate nature. In the (Prins of laft year my difortkr bad got to tech& b,ad,as nearly to put a period to my exiftence, I kid a large lacer on the crown of my tit,d, one on each amt, aid my legs were broke out in a friglitfal flaunter; my right was drestifilly full, and had been iu a Rate of ulceration for the laft keen yearn: my left had afro two large nodes . I it, was very much defcolourtsi and gave me furls excruciating pain, particularly whoa warm in bed, u nearly to deprive me of reR. in this Lamentable! Lae 1 was recommended lay Mr. J..flonopon, (who received fo great a tore by them here), to take your Is ake's Patent Pills, arknoh began to do on the 16th of May; n the courfc of a ortilight I bo gamto retries bei.cf.t—io bide mor: than a month the ulecoresa at, head and arms toundly loalcd—foon aficr the forts ma . 111 V Irr• brrlcd alto, te...sior bow, ver, dircolouration in the fstn. and pain in the bore , :t11..• whn.h, by the bk.(- ' 111.;! ut Con, and a r p.-rf. vt ranci! ill your invaluable Med erfaig, the (kin r.gatring its ii,tural fr.-. a: JtE. i. 11:111.• p acing off.—l thug became, by yot.r I.l itt ao.! I....ilicine.perfectly free iron all ms torip. r Co:1 r:, • ~ , v rn:a nay farina (pint ..nd llren;,th, :and am .trl.; tat, in which Rate hsv!rs 11. .li:l4llflaturt tot ais who *OVA, me. .!ri at a lob in what tennis u, e :peels my gratitude, but Ng the good at ether (A - 71mqnun rod. , to make this my tale ?b.*: poffible, as I on every ne:afion ;in fo doing yo 1.1 Kr-stay y.llgc,hir, your grateful, obedient, very humble fcr- ALEX. MURKESs, S'e'ri CI 11e,,h-greet, Edinburgh. I the rune:—Jobli Thompfon, Nea). New t, John h'i•ltitt 01,014 Affemby.alob , dir.bonsh -.1 toll by di: tole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY -of 0,- Surget.rs, at his Houk, • Lotid ,11 , what, after a COrlft.lit yerr.:n a 1 r. 'lice particularly di- •c. a Vet.. net entrrlaints, ‘rd tboie inddcnlA :I, Parts of C r .l I. thss 1,:hio!aole firrcty whi:h ?oleo of ht. Pr. tseroo alwa: vc in filch cafe Inc flatters an :.!;itt.v.ce he ;ratu:toully adminslthr t. t_: ; tints Mesii.inr, ,ftetn•c..!, by a oil...ming is 'n 26 , MI f01.!.0n at4ir. 04, ..arelvo,d i.iln ford, by hi. apt,ohttrt ns, !ht ti., £1104• liv • it a P.: future'. it, 0*: .7,,-ftreet ; Ale lh~n.- -t boo'skil/ ti- I, 1:• 1. SOW . -bridge. Fin tray ton• sly 24. !•• t r :••n.7. .'r t nt -r•,.:, 1. n.: iryh r. caLla. . tc.t a laal t'ir ;tan•, wherel l ptr foas of tit;.r cw , C.F eak. iptcJ. lectacy, anal laft-ty To ..:!tr to thet to B OW 4 1 :1 6 :s .ft-r '.inoti Tires attcr ~ U. i. C rj- 7 - ,cs co:,