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SONG. TUNE, CHAPTER OF KINGS. Pooapartr, they fay, h a very great Man, To conquzr all bletimv.—come think is his plan; Its at b.ogianJ, at prefent, his malice does aim, But if he comes here, pray who'd be to blame? In fpite of his pother, flick to each other. And then he may come if he can. A talk of brrallon—old Women may fright, Perhaps he my come iu a very dark night. Without oppolition, may pals o'er the deep," Oh, yea, if our Sailors fhould all be amp. Theo what a pother, Should we a& one soother Lord help us—what's now to be done Weal &ould look foollfh ; Owl trembling with fear, To Oght them. Omuta oo &itithfiddlers appear; Dot mould oar brave Legions, with courage infpir'cl. Do all that this preen, oecafice rciuir'd, Should they flick to each other, bete would be • pother, But who would look foal:heft then P4ther &Alien er Sailors could bald& our fears, Wed, I'd forgot an the brave Valuoteen Confidant' their loyalty. this is not rigbt. Far dais Canstitry, their wive, and their children, they'd fight . There would be a pother. Ameeg me another, Whofira mould be rely to fight. That the Preach would be &vetted, I UM* 4 a lie ; Soon would our condo& this civilian deny ; Would the Emil women, Co fused for their &um, ravilising Frenchman open their arias There would be a pother Whh each wife and mother, To run from oar intact* foes. Who bon thee Preen ele breadlas Frenchmen wool nos, Only thee who ►ad neither (word, pitted or son; net ens Male (If Ido not en(ttake), If kawly t pitchfork, pike, or kedge ftake. Theremon'd be a pother Among one another ;* But Frenchmen would. humble at bib Ingo deitif di the tujoinstuts we have, likes aorta/bra prove Wards, our folders not bra; Whoa so Mow a Britoil with pleafare eau Bus, loth the Loop • Auk Britannia,* and" Coo Law &elan." Without any pother. Well bail u a brother lorry we who would Enitind isva4da we love Coantri; Itor, ChM's:a and Wives, Perhaps there ar. many would venture their lives ; .lerhats." I haw aid; this difgraees my fang. dbadd the Madam hat land, we Ilieuld oat doubt it keg. There would be a pother Eat each Briton as bomber. Waddle's drive them off from our coat G. M. J. Royal Navy. SURREr SESSION& Yefterday the adjonmed Setfions were held at Eingllon-upern-Thames, before RIC/11111D Evancl, Efq. and the Juflices of the Peace for that county.— There was no bufinefs of any importance tranfatled, and the Court was up at an early hour. Two infol vents were brought up, one of whom was difcharged, add the other, Mary Ann Cuthbert, was remanded until the next SeQions, for Come informality in her fchedole. Several motions of courfe were difpofed of, and the ufual routine of qualifying bail, &c. &c. wat gone through. The Court then adjourned until the next SelLons, to be appointed and holden at Horfemovger lane. LONDON ADJOURNED SESSIONS. An Appeal was yeflerday made by the Keeper of Newgate, againil twain rates impo(cd on him by the parias of St. Sepulchre, as the occupier of cer tain apartments in that prifon. The queßion was, whether the Mailer's and State Rooms iti the pri fon, in the above patifh, were occupied by the Keep er, and whether there was a fpecies of property ari. ling therefrom ? Mr. Edward Kirby was fworn. He had been effitlant to his uncle, the late Mr. Kirby, Keeper of Newgate, twelve 'years, and nn rate had ever been attempted on any part of the prifon until two months prior to the demise of his uncle. The prifon is in the pariflies of St. Sepulchre and thrill Church. St. Sepulchre's contains two thirds of the common fide of the men felons, two thirds of the mailer's fide, the Date fide, and the common felons' fide, with the lodge, keeper's hook, and tap-room, called the kitchen. The felons on the mailer's fide pay P. 6J. per week for the accommodation of bed and bidding, for which the Rate fide felons pay 71. 6d. Thefe conveniences are provided by the Gaoler, and for the Dated Ilipend he furnifhes the prifoners with changes of linen and other accommodations. Witnefs did not believe that any advantage accrued to the Gaoler by this convenience, as the felons on the mailer's fide Rept in their irons, which deftroved the linen, and the fervent' employed by the Gaoler became ntore numerous. Witnefs conceived that the plan was to the convenience of the prifoners fnlely ; as on an average the money received for the beds does not above pay the additional expence incurred by the Gaoler. The average of felons in the Rate room, for toe 1411 twelve years, has been about twelve at a time, and thofe on the mailer's fide twenty. It was contended for the Patith by Mr. Gt•aurv, that the Keeper had a right to pay rate• I.r !lit ..lo.ve tooms. which wercJrt wit by him, and :or wloch lie teceivee confiderable profits. It was argued on the nrher hand by the Cow Mort 611.111 ANT, that the wards ,m which the rates were imp fed. ware the common gaol of the county; to be trued a place of confine—lent, not of ple a fi i re (4 . profit. They had attempted to thew that it eit plate t f Hoot ;h: t' ;nun! not rat: it , 11':' it r. old I. s.t 084: PA , IffIS were tblialia 46171 :I:;;aticn—Agtur.' , /.4 ICNDON MARK TS CORN.EXCHANcr, MONDAY, NovFmnalt s. Wheat has exi.erienc,d a further advance of 41 and s 1 pet quarter. Barley and Malt are Ill:wilt. (barer. Old Beans, and good new Ticks are higher, as arc Grey Peale. Having many of the late foreign arrivals 01 Oats, 11111 article Is (carrel) , noted at any ' alteration. Flour is dearer. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat, 68 . 801. 9sa per qr. Grey Peale 435. to 481. Fine Ditto, 961. 991. ad. Beans, 5 ta. .61. od. i Rye. 431. 481. od. Tick Dion 435. t3l. od Barley. 485. 53, od. Oats. 23, 26.. 28, Malt, 30.. 9 25. od. Poland ditto, sp., 3os. od. %lute Peak, 541.591. od. Rape Seed, 42L to 451. per R R. PRICE OF FLOUR. Floe Flour 781. to 8:s. Seconds 735. to 714 par lack. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Prom the aoth of Oetober to the 26th of Oariber. Total-1i,283 lack,-Average 771. 3}d.- 4a 3 id. higher than left return. . • RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only boa the at ft nt . D.Robor to the 27th of Oetober—Total z 6,340 Quarters. Arc -age 790 1144-4 s. t td. higher duo tall retort, INSP'ECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, NOVEMBER 1. Wheat per load 181 01 10 151 011 Isarley per quartet 21 es to 21 8. Oirs per ditto 21 Is to 21 141 Beans per ditto 21 ea to 21 is Titto new 21 41 to Si Si Peale per ditto .. al 104 CO 11 141, 1(40M Tlll CONDOM °Assort. SATURDAY. MOVILIIIII*3. Average Price of Curs In England and Wales, from du recurs. , ending the 27th of her. 11304. Wheal Rye. I Earley. I Oats. 1 10011 Peale. 5. d. 5. d. s. d. s. 1. •1. s. 41. 70 § 40 13 37 0 1 3 6 42 II 43 4 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns wads in the ircek ending Oftober 3 t,12 33, 816 per hundred weight. PRICE OP SEEDS. Red Clover Boa to 1004 per cwt. White ditto 60p to 1031 do. Trend Its to sls do. Caraway 98s to toss do. Coriander, 9$ to los do. Turnip Os to 241 per bullied. White Motaid Seed, Es to tot 0.1 do. Brawn ditto, ass to 17s do. Canary, 7s od to 88 od do. Rye Onto nos od to 3os od par quarter. PRICE OF HOPS. SAO/. POCIMTS. 1 Rent - 31 14$ to 41 los Rent - ol Oa to 31 as guilts - 31 141 to 41 45 Sulks - 41 Os to 41 14 1 Wet - 31 145 to al 6s Farnham „sl 01 so 71 78 Old Duty 170,0001. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUCAL Bap 41 01 t• 41 134 I Pockets 41 oto 41 to PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Sedtkkehl. St. Ismes'a. Whitethapel. 14 ,yperlead 4 •to 4 to 3 ooto 4 8o I 3 16 to 4 ill o Straw 1 13 to s o a 14 6to s so 1 Bto 1 .6 o Clover 5 •to 5 8 4toto 5 to • shirrHF ELD, November 5. To Oak ths cLl—p Ram of 81b. Beef 41 44 tom 44 I Veal 5a ad to 6s 48 Mutton 4s as to pi 44 Park 42 ad to 56 44 111411 OF Smits about swo—Abeep sod Imiths 15,005. NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, November I. Per Soot of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef 35 4d to 41 44 I Veal 4s od to 6, 04 3s Mutton Mto 45 Sd Part ..... 43_, std to 51 44 PRICE OF fAI.LC4 IN LONDON. St. James market M 64 Town Tallow so od to os Clare Market os od Ruth ditto (ma) Isodto no Wkitechapel Market Ruth dirt • (fair) 691 od to Gs (Per 6.00 e of Mk.) as 4 44 Melted Stud bas od to 6ts DittO rosy► gis od to os told Greases aas od, Average Price as sd - Good Dregs ttsto ca Yellow Soap, hs. to 05...-Mottled, 9cs.—Curd, 945. Price of Candles per dozen, t as. ad.—Moulds, to al. RAW HIDES. Hide, (perftooe) 3, Ed to as ad rode Skins Pas od to t 9s Middling 3 s of to 3a 64 Havy Calf Jos 44 ma Ordinary 32 al to 31 ad Sheep Skins oo od to c• Lamb Skins, 31 od top 6d 1 Pets 22 64 to 41 cal PRICE OF LEATHER, pa lb. AT LEADENHA" Butts, so to 561 b esti 2,241 to zsd Ditto, 6o to 651 b 24d to 254 Merchants Backs —4l to 23d Drefiing Hides aid to 234 Pim Coach Hides 23d to 244 Crop Hides for Cutting aid to 234 Plat Ordinary aid to lad Calf Skins, 3o to aolb par dozeo 33d to 374 Ditto 5o to ;nib jjd to 364 Ditto zo to Solb 3od to 324 Small Seal. (Greenland) per lb. 32 6d to 3. IN Large ditto loot to i6oi per dos. Goat Skins —a to .11 &um. Tanned Horfe Hides 11l iD 345 each COAL EXCHANGE, November s. Beft Coale, in the Pool, per Chaldroo 59 1 . Delivered to Houfekeepers at 715 Sunderland, r r chaldrom sts. Daivcred to Houfekeepen at 635. HADDINGTON, NOT. I. B..rtey. t r :ats. Ptak. Ban.. tad 131 od zoo od its od IS, od 201 ad 19. od too 6d 23i od as od as cod at od 2 about to . flaky, Peale, and Beans, nearly as lift week. et od. od. od. Wheat Fitt Ice od Second 351 od Third 391 od Wheat aod NEW MAGISTRATES. Bosoon■ or S n—On t►e tad ult. WILLIAM Heir Ton, Efq. was defied Chief Magiflrate of this lineousts ; on which ix eaGon a molt fumptuous dinner wa4 ferved at the Mayor's houfe to near Exty Gentlantn of the town. Every luxury which art and nature afforded was providll on the occaßon, and t►e day was patted with the utmnit harmony and hilarity. Luau rano.. —Alex. Learmonth, Efq. PrO•Oft ; William Na• Tier. Efq. Met. Napier, Efq. William Burrifule, Efq. and Aka Lama, Efq. Bathes. Nosrr Bcswten. — ThomasMlffar, Efq. and Hcw Burn, Efq Bailie% HA OW NGTON,..oeoeft Banta, Ell. Provort ; Mafia. Alm Nilbett. James Sienlion, and Wm. Ferme. Las ea.—Man. Jobs' Dudgeon and Pets Wood, refident Banks. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS The Prelbytery of Edinburgh have appointed the Rev. Mr. John Fleming. Minißer of Cairnton, to be admitted Minitter id the part& of Conlegton.on the aid Ini in the room of the Rcv. Dr. John Walker, deccaled. The Rev. Rehm Thompfon, chaplain to the Right Hon. lord Grantham, la tasted to the being of Mytan, In the county of York, by Ma Grate the Arehbithop of York. MARME Saturday. Captain William Beeler, Catanialrv, in charge of the army, Barham Dowin,to Mire hanky, daughter of John San. bey. Efq. Diger. Court. Barham. Kent. On Saturday latt. Thomas Wetherkead, Efq. of Wai•hano. Sow, to Mlle Eliza Warner, youngeft daughter co Edward War ner. Ft+ of the fame place. ' Saturday fennight. at Southampton, the Rel. Wen. Grey, of Lincoln. to Mil. Ann Perkina,of Reading. DIED. On Sun,lay 'ln ltth ult. inthe7sth year of his age, Thomas Young. I- GI 41 molt reipeetahle a• gt, I tants, Mrs. Mallon, wile of Mr.C. Mat ron. I'urfrr in N I.aft week. in I -ordon, aft cr a few days Hinds, J W. Seitz, Efq. Planter. of Surinun. Lately, at 'pen irth. af•er a Inns aad painfull illnrfg, Efq.latt Captain it. the agds rm. of foot. fon of the Rev. Dr. 'Tipp. At Edinburgh, Capt. Robert Camphrtl. 36th resign. nt, and Al fillant Garter Matter General on the North grit& Staff. Tiicf.l.y moron., at hl• tonic lu the Pr :iron. of (':.nt. rhury, in the 'soh yrouro. or. .0, W. Gnftling. Lfq. Captain of the Invalids ,n the Roy.l At tithe y. He bad been more than go year. in the fervis., wag in the anion at Minden, and among other.. the Umiak, of the Coalinandcr in CAW' on that isanaribk day. PiEGNANT LAINILS. WWI fltuation requires a temporary - tettrentent. MR. WATSON, Surgeon, and Man Midwife, arm to accommodate Ladies in an airy and retired Nue- Lion, with Apartments to I yo•in, on terms (tilted to their circinsi ftances and fituation in life ; their infants put out to nurfe, and humanely taken cart of ; and as Humanity Induces him to offer his affiftance to alleviate the horrors of concealed Pregnancy, he natters himfelf Ladies will find on application to kiln the greateft attention, and meft, profound fecrecy. Letters (poft paid) to Mr. Watfon, Surgeon and Man-Midwife, or to Mrs. Watfon, Midwife, No. 19, Charlotte-greet, Surrey fide of Blackfriar's-bridge, wilt meet the moft pointed .attention. Where may be had, The PILL BENEDICrA, at ti. in. per box, a certain and dreamt Remedy to rernoet aV Obfireetietts and irrepdarisics, and en excellent Medicine after bad Lyinga in. INTELLIGENCE in the Medical World is felt by the community, and looked for with ander/ by all ranks of peopk :—Wert the ftsudhire of the glands more generally known in anatomy, we might affla than more under their dilated ; the doubk duties they perform of fecretion and internal chunk. don, but a momentary ohftruilion, a flight expofure to the air, their coats thicken, and they become tumid (rem the vafeulsrity of their formation. When. from a peculiarity of contkiturional &fed, the Calvary glands in the neck put on a &feared aßion s producing periodical abfeeffes, continually forming and (eppu• ruing and extending itv pike over the joints t—fuch are the cafes for which we recommend SPILSBURY'S PATENT ANTI SCORBUTIC DROPS, which will be found a Coerce of comfort when &kale, from ha long continuance in the habit, prevents a cure, u Its medicinal (reds plainly . bave Resin in Scurvy, Goat, Rbeematifm, Eruptive Cafes, Re. Mr. Spilllnary attends at the Dirpedary, No. Is, Suho fgeare, for the purpole of Medical Application., where letters, pea paid, with the profeffronal Fee, will be attended to. The genuine Medicine is fold with a Black Stamp Bard to it ; any offered with a Red muff be an imitation of the Pa tent me dieine,-Dirpenfary, Solitaquare. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and ben gratified by the moil contsdcrablc pratice In that branch which I thought Fever to fond, I croft that I have not name LH p e t: my time than theft who, in the entendre held of the occallonay hennaed in uncertainty, and mina always dials that (scab which is acquired by concentrating ilk budded power to ens date of diforderc The Woks of DEBILITY arc peculiarly dlicolln-.1 for they brawith than a train of concomitant tyinptoms, and, by a de preion of all deal roe y, mite:ace ittelf becomes embittered ir they aid from the prevalence oflit example, theiettnts dye habits of kfasoliem or the Indulgences of maturity, they re gene the molt aillidepou profaned ; but by elsc Ignorance of neediscated men, de (peptone are samara, and the cola tudm Il A dtz _ li f ed • _ _ __ _ _ Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGEof SURGEONS I wend my pretsaions oa rqpdarkty of ednestioe; and poffeffmg eve/Trials/eta predict, I fed myfelf entitled to that mi&ineet with which I have hitherto been fo liberally boaoared. In the lira bastions of bed weak:xis, early qsplieation wID the calamity of a debilitated frame; but what the fef t imers a amfeloubeh of the unmanliods d the V'Cit which elided hl miasmas, is fearful of the easels or eadure of hh family pbyhdan. and broods wer his iambi with careful coo. mamas, It mad be &Whidbey tor him to be aural net only at mehllity of treatment bat die of the molt inviolable frosty. And In receet Venereal Comphilots it is poSbie to prom& palo thew ar dards ; In the mit oomplima asks it is the acquire meet of exeluevce in dds line to dial a Cafe, mule and fpeedy re..d= I o il er the Amalie of chi experience to thofe of either fez Ws. are Aland with any kind of DEINIXTE of any (Tames of VENEREAL INFECTION, and fa a miss the ienits at now sands° are thud an the Bra IDICITICW. Patents in the cosou7 are *pelted to beide s &A Dote, and rare regaded to fpeelfy th* ego and manner of &kg. MAIRTIN 1111114 Member of the Royal Cage of Serge= la Lodes Nn se. Arttaddltreet. Wed seas Tam* Be, Thl4 day was publialcd, By H. D.Symunds Paternolter-row ; J. Matthews, Na :8, Strand, Landon ; and (old by all Book(dkrs in Towa and Country, An entire New and Improved Edition, conbiling of nearly three hundred pages (in one pocket volume) with an elegant Portrait tithe Author, price 3s. oat', of SOLOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH ; or, Ad- Vitt to Both Sexes in a variety of Complaints. To which la addal,a Dill:nation on the ufe and abufe of Cold and Sea Bathing. Youth, who have unguardedly planted thrash:hes into licen tious love, and feel the dreadful affects of impure embrace (or what is ill more dreadful, injudicious treatment of a complaint which has too many illiterate pratendan to core) will find a faithful " Guide to H ," and Harr' mess too, in the ve ntral of the prelim publication. Thok who have rcfi ltd io but climates, and are emciated, or labour ander a continual drain of nature, whereby their bodily itreogth Is not only esbaufted, but alto their vigour and vivacity impaired, will me, t with a friendly monitor in this (mall, tnourh important publication. Young people of either fez, who have un fortunately given way to a delta - aye, keret, and deftruetive injured their health and deftroyed their whole animal funetions, will meet with a " Balm of Confolation" iu perufing the made of cure laid down in" the Guide to Health." Cr Orders given to any hookfeller in town a country, for " Solomon's Guide to Health," will he duly executed, at only three (billings each copy, free of carriage. or the vas , excelkut ch.iractes of this book, fee the dif ferent Reviews. Extradt of the charader given of this work in the Sri', Sun, Courier, Times, Daily Advertifer, Morning Chrookk, and molt of the literary Journals in Europe. " We have the fatisfadlion of announcing the publication of an other edition of Dr. Solomon's incomparable " Doi& to Health," a book which has eertairdy met wit► the molt eat, tto re fele of any medical produelloo we ever heard of. Upon no :tteutive perufal of it, the *aided will meet with much ukful advice mud initruc tios; the heft and moll approved remedies arc certainly pointed out for the various &order* an which It particularly treats, as will as directions for gtneral health, highly interelltog to perfoss of every deuomii.ation." TO THE I.AIYP.S. BEAUTY, HEALTH, and a good SET of TEETH, ray be acquired to 061 Age by the ere of 131.11 LEW., RI STORA -1 WE 11130TH POWDER,prepared troth the or, haat !Lupo of the late Dr. P. H. DIMIDAI Z. Patronifed and ufed by the Queen and Printer.... tbc Ducheffes of York, Bedford, Gorden, Leed., Rely .% DeeniOurc. m. Alhan's ' and molt of the Englifts and h ability. j'HIS Powder is the only Pow& r prepared from Vegetables, and k entirely free from tic or any Mi• nerd Sehltanct. It &am. the Scurvy, imparts a Fimnufs and beautiful Redact. to the Gum.; to the Breath the molt dclrehbk Selected. ;And. if eful senaantly. will render the Teeth of a pearly Wnitencf.; and prevent *at dreadful Malady the Tool h-achc. Many Medical Gentleman. who ufe It, declare it a Sue Bracer, eradicating the Feebler& to which the Mouth i. fubjed from DOA or diforderod Lungs; and by its hauling. purifying, wad balfamie qualities, frees the Mouth mein any uopirAfant Tide. Prepared and fold wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. Cheapfide, fn Boxes at r. pd. each, with R. Boiler, No 4, ('heap tide, on the Stamp. The above Tomb Powder i. road, by Hannanheheltenham ; Silver, Margate; Burger, R amt gam ; Sharpe, Deal; /Inflow, '.prey. and Siminonds. Canterbu ry ; Baker, Harvey, and Sutton, Sloth •nipion ; 13eLm and , h., Portsmouth ; Rockland and Welton, Pereira-a t Bennett and ! cc, Levees; Gregor, and atilivert, Brialuon; Spooner, Worttong; HA- Lard, Marri•t, M. ler. And sena, Bath ; Bulgcn, .heppArd, Brown,11.1101; G‘..4l,yaod Prmiy,Sharhoreic ; Wood. liArvey , and Ryail, Weyer oth ; Payne, RtchArkla. Walls. Plymouth: And Gold in, Dock ; Ke it. B r nongliam ; P Ca. tee ; K• yus , r, Colchait. r ; M par and Stalas, Clielm.ford ; anahh , licalru.n, and stet , , I ; MacDonald, GlArpow ; licrelord ; Inv.., 1. ; r, Gra-true Gore, and Sayer; Liverpool; Bums, lila 'chi , and 4mes, Lead. barba,te and Duro, NuttingbAm; 1.1, and Mira, ill, N. rat .nlpriso ; I..mooth ; Back, Nei, York; Garner, &made, ; a.'.llwell and Bull, Dublin; r• I bead, Walk-r, ael Hodgson, lseorcaltle; Peak, R. 1.. kn fined, and Mai. aIIA.T. Hull; Wolllenh ame and Bl.s4liard, Ynria ; ca, and 5t,..40f0n. Norwich ; J ,ne. and tef fa/I 4; Si 4,-. Sondcrland ; Woial and I.:Ames, SCrewitury Stamford; thirlarrall and Pert, Searbeir.iugh ; Leave 3C:I Kolai.a, V., dfor; Arian and Co. Renting; anal by tbt4i ltrakteUeis ! abet Prtfutbri. in tetwo in the rm./ Ki, ;yore Su may N. ta,d 11.81,C. impaired S.lvcr Klrcd I ..,tb Ertsracs at s% sub; obloo.c C.l.cakfik, Loules, Is va biadis, DISEASE; the MI&ItRA etid Cer;:lo COMPLAIN'S% As foie I'roprietor of DAIt.AN's tole' ata me Ij. cated and Remedies, Mr. DDRA7It IM-rtr. the Public, that he may as afield he coattail ed daily froin 9 to 5. at hut hook N0..54, Frith-drat, Soho, On Cake of Stria, tart, ID'Artle. tions,Gleets,atc &c u well a Debility, and every Silo der niacin feerecy is In effential a requ.lite, that Mr. Dufour has provided Illations Hour., that every Puic,c may he introduced in a feparal apartment. Mr. D. ha. for muly years confined hinifelf to that department of Surgery, and from estenhse pradiee, and the mu& Battering fur els, he is enabled to offer • method of cure, mud, efficacious, requiring no cot.finement or reltraint in diet, and which prevents a relapfe. PerGois in he country Rating their cafes fully. in a letter, encinfing a me or a two round note, wial have proper remedies rent to the amount. For the various fymptorria,ke ; fee Mr. Dufour's Traatife on the above comp'ai.v.pnee as. 6d. 'he fifth wham., to 1w hod ot J. Callow, C-own court, Soho; Mac- Quems, Exeter Change; and of be Author. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. Dr. puns.. ANALEP T° obviate the impolitions si:l;ch have long beet! F raeltfed in regard to this Medicine, a fmall enemies' only Is requifite; for as by favour of the Conimiffioners of the Stamp Office, ft-pante Plates have been prepared for Mt. NewhicE y's ult. with bit name engraved in the Stamps. the imitation of which would be a capital offence, the genuine Preparation may now be readily afeertainol ; it is therefore recommcnil•ci to purchaftra not to open any box in future, unlefu they oblervs the words. • F. Newbery, No. ay, St. Pours," printed on the flit fukrerior excellence of theft Pills in Itheumatifms and Cobbs as well as in other Complaints to whicl. the human frame is liable. from the viciffitutks of our climate, is univerfally acknowledged. They are admirably calculated for Bilious, and other Diforders of the .stomach and Bowels; for ficad•Achs «Tabooed by indigef ; and for preventing Palfies and Apoplexies, fo often the coo. Tierce of free living. Recourie 11:..oild be had to them after. every cote .0, sod art on every flight indifpuStlosi and thus this well kw wet eltarlekerioßic of promoting Longevity will be maim; rained ; Tor, by slitting Natureln the due difcharge of the animal (undies's. sad by keeping the Conitinvion, as it were. In wild tinual repair, they prelerve the body In health and vigour, mod prevent premature decay. They require i:o particular confine ment s nor *mention todiet. . _ . fhey are fold only by F. New, e • • and Sons, at the Wen:bode for Dr. James's Powder, Ns 45, St. Pan's, a few doon from Cheanfidc,London; and at Dr James's Iste Houle in Bruton-ftreet ; in bones, Ore et. ad. each, Ramp included; or the quantity of itst ID Doc large boa too `,11.45. The molt obninate ICt'RVY cured in SIX WEEK'. DE VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS prove uni. fonnly faccefsful In the cure of Scurvy, Scorbutic Ertaptions, Leprofy, and other cutaneous affection ; and a fair trial win only convince the molt fecytical that their public reputetioo h only at. tributable to their intestine merit as a maid Vegetabk Aitcrative. The Proprietor has lately learnt that they have in the above Mott period perfedted a core of the moil obdura e Scurvy of to years Rending, in the perfon of a Rev .Dignitary of the Church ; and M agnet" are cooftandy occurring of cafes not fe inveterate betas cured to a much &sorter period. But the following very remarhv able Cure of Copt &AUTON. of the Navy,whlcb occurred above Or yeas ago (and Once which period he has not had the flighted! return), Ihcws that even in the moil dcfperatc and hopelefs cafes, confident reliance may be placed in the efficacy of DE V ELNCra PILLS. MIS CAllt DISCPUILD. Mr. ninon had for IS yt•ars been fubjedt to fcorbutic fry. toms, hut for the tilt IS months they had inereafed to fuck a degree as to be ferioully alarming innumetable large fpots or eruptions, at a deep red, about the fiat of pea., and hard, appeared in elide's ow Villoll9 pans of the body, thighs, arms, bands, bead, and par ticularly on the forehead, which was dreadfully dieligured ; it Di o n, langtia:c can bat faintly depieture his real condition...-. lint appearances were only of trilling Import- when pared with the violent beat and itching which incetTandy tormented him. In this fituation he confulted his Phyfician. sad Surgeon, both men of refpeetability and eminence, who after a confultadon, decided on the necetty of his rub. tinning to a crank of phyfic, alluding to Mercury, whirl\ would r efine him to his room for tunic weebs ; Mr. Ellißon being advanced in years (more than fifty of which had been (pent in the naval fertrice at his country) told them be would take dente to confider of it, as he could not but a ithveat rcluelance fubmit to confinement. He A./riled with his friends on the fubj.4l. forme of whom reconuncaded bkg to try De Velma's Vegetable PW.. which he very fortunately acedentral to, and by pc:levering la them, and thou alone. he bas received a perfoft cure. During this court.: he had not an hour's coafionuele.ber was be left tided to any regimen or dist, except temperance : on the contrary, bee perceived no effoft whatever from the Pills, excepting that in gra• dually recovering from his oemplaint, and daily acquiring an al dition of health. ltreogth. and (pints. Sold, wholeLile and retail by Bourne and Co. We Piddling and Co. at the origin ~I We:emote, No. 76, Oxford.ftrect. oppofitc the Pantheon. in ringu boxes, price as. 6d. or fix (mall In one large. price las.; alto retail by Tutt, Royal Exchange ; Shaw and /id wards, No (6, St. PAWS Ward, 314, Holborn ; and by every Vender of Medicines in the Kingdom.-.4r The large Boxes will be fent to any part of England, an receipt of a letter, pot paid. encloane the amount, or an order ..,ar payment in hoodoo. di redid to Meet Bourse and fdo. No. 7o,Oaford-firect. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. No. 9, liridge-ftroct, London. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March it, thou IBEG leave to inform you, that ever lince the year 1790, I have been afflicted with the 1.1.1eS Venereal siv e = from its ohltinattly refitting every tootle of medecine pre( by the molt eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing fevers& revere courfes of lalivation, and twice difcharged front the Hofpl tal, with little relief, would appear to be of the molt inveterates nature. In the fming of hit year my diforder had got to litchis head, as nearly to put a period to my cadence: I bad a large ulcer co the crown of my brad, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manlier; my right was dreadfully pains fel, and had be in a Rate of ulceration for the laR (even years; my kit bad all. two large nodes on it, wa. very much dikoloured and gave me fuch sacruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as uearly to &wive ms of nit. In this lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J.Thompon, (who received (o gnat a :ore by them here), to take your Leakes Patent Pills, which I began to do on the Inapt May; 11 the coot* of a °rudest I be. gal to receive benelinsoin little more than a month the Wonsan my head and arms were foundly keakil—kon after the form me my legs healed alike, leaving however, confide...We dlleolouratios in the Lin, and pain ir the bo e 'the left, whizh, by the bld futg of Coo, and a lite. bog r perfevrrance in your Invaluable Medicine, fribridvd; the noel. s . irperflug, the thin regaining its natural hue, and the tiodurnal ; alns gradually going off.—l thus became, by your liberal advice and iordielne,perfnlly free from all my former eomrlaints—have recovered my fanner fpirit and Anngth, and am bei suite jolty and fm, in which Rate luring coosu,ued many month. to t! , e aflonillanient of all who knew me, I am at a lor, in what ter •'o exprefs my gratitude, but beg you, fur the good of oils, fon, Ling mortals, to make this my cafe AS public au ponimr, a,. I (hall on every oceabon ; in fo doing you will greatly oblige.Slr, your grateful. obeditnt, very humble feu , 'aut. ALEX. NIURXER, Swan's Clore, Vtich-lireet, Edinburgh. Witntllis s's the ah..v. core---J rheenpfon, No.j. New Poultry-mar act, John rvlltittills,Old All' miry Preparid end fold by the (k Proprivor, THOMAS TAY. I.OR, .l, oilier of the Royal l "Urge of Serge ots, at his Hoof,. N 0.9, N. w Bridge-tin it, Loudon; euhere, osier a conitant tes fide's, of more than thin.; -Ca veer., in a praettice particularly :is r ti. the cure or Ver.-H. I Conigi..int., sod ,hole incidental to the of rteneeiti in. with that inviralaJle ft:creel u kith Mer of •Ivrays ol.frs r in loch rafts he tatter. I:imL;I. .1 !'". .dsce be •r e Jttoqfly adatillinCTS is p Kn, e.'o•l Mviteine. ovid cl! , cfned,hy a difccirtirl .4v.i7l:gc (dawn iNc.‘ildirinti of all ambit int r . Alfa 6 .1" • Iv. i,..itam% the convenience of thole Irv in{ of a d:i ,st tfutsser'e, Xs, jy, St. Albsn'otr.ei, Pall-NI ,i 1; he r•••••fl.oz.. No. tot, Otiord•Rrect ; Mr. Dieu* roar W.. N 0.., F,il, I! reef-hal ht el . Imaginer. No. I. Uid r.ii•ri.w, Little T..-wer-hill Mr Ba South-bridge, Edit) burls ; Mr. Calla. ; .• • by one perion in every cot" .1,1,• noun in Gr..o , 0 in boors of only itulc,l up. fu!. al fit in diree'lione,nhereliy r r ICIICS fez aaay cure tiaciask.vm wiqi oak, (peed, Swnx!' (0,,1 ar.ty LONDON! t and pained by 1.% ht. garrr, (of eai• vt.tht:•, •; I .an.balb ), it the $7 rtct. N. 1, Cwq. Llircet• P , aliari aro attic 3, Al Of AOC/. Tozzrivio fN G 4 NO