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P MMI! LONDON MARKETS. POLICIL . . Td day , Alexander slime was examined a fecond tim4 at Guildhall, when his lifter attended, and difclofed.the, following particulars refpdting her un• fortunate relative:—" My brother h a tingle man, and formerly kept a tnbacccnift's fhop in Glafgow. On the "nth of January la% he accompanied me to London; but before that period he was confined, not being confidered by the Magiiirates as a proper per fon to beat large, as he had evinced fymptoms of derangement, by purchafing pittolc, and demanding fatisfallion from a gentleman he fcarcely knew, and :who never offended him. He was liberated at my sequel, and I promifed that proper care fimu'd be taken of him. I have in my poffeffion his•difcharge, bat forgot to bring it with me. I never confidered him perfeely right in his fences; but. as he was not prone to meirchief, I thought I had foffitient influence to prevent his committing any. Since his arrival in London, his general• behaviour has been placid, ez cept on one occafion, when I refufed to .furnills him with more money than I deemed proper, having a few days before given him a one pound ni te. lam inclined to thinkhe purchafed the pinol with the note. as from that time he, kept his . trunk kicked, to prevent my having .accefs to it; but, on my infißing that the trunk ,fhould be opened,. on the toll/ming. morning he complied with .my teepee, and I exa mined its contents, but did not find any &tulle wea pots concealed therein ; nor did I know that he had, at anytime, a pith)) concealed about his perfoa." The Maginrate.—•" The prifoner told. me yefter. day, that yra knew his intentions, and that you were the mull proper perfon to relate them." The prifi.ner's fifier.- 16 I could. nest know what be meant to do with the Ord, buses I did not' know he had one. Finding him armlets, I Coffered bibs to walk about the &tea to amufe himfelf, for the purpofe of driving away a melancholy gloom which hung about him; but he always returned ' with.mt the walk having the withed for effeti." On the Magitirate alking if the cireumßances of tire ptifoner were fuch as to enable his friends to en rage, if the. law furrendered him to them, that he Mould not be fuffered to appear at large again, he .wayinformedc. that the psifoner' , property was very fmall, and that his filler was the only relation he had that could in the leaß render him any aflillance..-• 'rho prifoner was a&ed where he bought the powder. and ball, and for what purpofe ? He faid,. at a (top near Weßnsinller bridge, to fettle a chrome with a.gentleman.at Glafgow but, being urged to atc-unt for firing the pilot in the ltreet, and wound ing a lady. he did. not even know, he teemed con. fufed, and his countenance indicated a vacancy not before obferved, evidently occafioned by the quef tion, and which silibly agitated his mind during the time he was at the btr. . The Magid' ate faid, though he was convinced of the infanity of the prifoner, and that he was not in• ligated to the firing of the plaid by malice,he thowght it his duty to commit him for trial; becaule the saw in that cafe would take care that a proper place fhould be allotted to him ; and thereby a repetition of a fimilar ~et would be prevented ; but as the fate of the unfortunate lady cannot b.: accurately afcer tained,thc pricolwr was ordered to be brought up again in ten days. MANSWN 1-I”uss.--A young man, named Bram na, who, fume days fn ce, was piv4cly examiners, before the Loan May , a, up 'in a charge of c.mbez zling 4001. the property of his employers, and ab Iconuing from their -ferviee, again underwent a.prio vale examination, before Alderman SCHOLEY, and was cummittea for trial at the neat Old Bailey Sef fions. INXPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE; jape a, • Wheat per load .. t7l cis so sal Los Haley per quarter al .13a to al Hisi Oat per ditto il ios to il dis Noel dcallil per ditto IL os to 21 41 .., t)1/1 Ditto el 6. to id 1100 Peale per ditto ' ' .61 • 114 to 11 11* , PRICE OP HOPI. .. RAGE POCIIBTII. • Kent Si St to 11, os itaAt - 31 :is to 71 7s buffer, 51 os to .51. s6s Soffez 7 - St 1011 to 61 68 trot 51 cs to 31 $l4 Naomi 101 to. so 4Hs its PRICS a F HOPS 111• THE OUGH MAIMS T. New Dogs •51 . 1 0 s to 61 ass I . Potkait 61 011 10 71 iss PRICES OF HAY .I.ND STRAW. St lames's. Whitechapel. Hay per load 3 8 3to 5 is 0 Hay per load 4 oto 5 to Straw 2 14 owl 9 0 Straw a t 6 to 3 to Clover 5 sto 6 6 ERIC* OE DAN AID STEAM! IN SSIIT inn eLo. • Hay - 31 iso to 51 toe I Clover 41 os to 61 os Bowen of os to of os I Straw, 11 SOS to 34 31 EMI I'HEIP.I.D MARKET, Jove to. To fink the offal—per Roue of 8118. reel 4$ od to 3s od I Veal 3s FBl to ss ed bilutton 4 5 4 1 to ss od Pork 4s 84 to 5s 4d Lamb 4 3 hd to 6s od. READ OP CAT ILI TVIS DAT. Dellis. about boo—Shecp and Lambs. 3.300. NISW GATE and LEADENHALL, June 18. Vcr done ul 81b. by the carcak. • Beef 311 4d to 4‘ 4ct I Pd Veal 38 od' to 45 8,1 Lamb •4 6 c Mottos 4> od to 4s 113 ork_ 4s 81 to p 4 4 to 64. 483. RAW lIIDES. INkies(perlione) ss 64 to is Si: f Hark Skins 75s to 16a each Middhug es od to 24 id Sbaep Skins Os od to cs cd Ordinary is Sd to is sod Shearliogs os so to os od titan Calf • . iss 681 each I Lamb Skins as 6d to 3s 6d PRICE Or LEATHER. for lb. AT I.EADENHA LL. Butts,so to 561 b each mid to 220 'VW, eto to 651 b 241, to i6it Merchants Racks • 2C-1.1 to it id DrclUng Hides t7d to 184 d Fine Coati% Hides rBk.l to sod Crop Hides for Cutting tcd to 23d Flat Ordinary -174 d to soil Cab SUM, 30 to tons pe dozen 3os to 4211 Ditto j 0 to 701 b 343 10 41SI Ditto 7o to Bolb 33$ to 36s Small Seals (Orcoulitod) per lb. 3s 8d to 3s Tod Large ditto loos to a6os per doz. Tanned Hork tildes —s to —a each Goat Skins —I to --ii . . PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. caJames's market 33 ad Town Tallow see 64 -t0 . .m.1 re Market 33 tri Yellow /Italia stis od to --iii Whitabspa Market White ditto Os od to cos (pa Root of illb.) 3s ita . ,Soap ditto cis. to iri.s od' .....—.,-- • Kicked Stuff 4 14 40 435 6? 9s 5441 Ditto rough sal od to Os Average Price 3s bd • Givaers • 800 od. •' ' Good Dregs • los Witio • Yellow Soap, 786--Mottled, Us—Curd. 925 Price of Caudle* per 4U( tot 64—shinukts, sas 64 The prefent Seem k irettalitlV* ealeulated fer pa. tifying The Blare' by gentte Phyfic. Innumerable nonrums are vended as Specifics for ibis purpofe, in . mon .cafes inffficarious, in many pernicious. it it, with pleafore we announce to the Public, that Tvcs's An.; tifeeibutic Drops are the ben remedy ever vet offer ed to their notice, for. Scurvy. Serepbula. Scald Bead in children, and all difceafes ff the blood. Sold! at No. 20, Hattnn Garden, Lnnann. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amfterdarn 36 61 Ut Cadiz 381 effedLl oaks 4si Do 'at fidit 35 10 Madrid3Bi effedt 4 LOON t 4. Rouenlarn I t 7 I Uf. Billioa 374 effect. ( Oporto As 11.1mhutgh 34 824 Uf. Leghorn 491 i Oubllo . got' Mona 34 9at I.lf. Naples 42 1 Cori it Pans,' day's date 24 10 Liv. Venice saliv.Plecole elfeahto Ditto a Ut 24- 14 I per £ Red. Boudsaux 24 1 4 Palermo. 91 pence per oz. Agio on the Bank of Holland 5} per Cent. • New Dollars 0 5s 6d Blle Lately at ragleten, in the county of Durham, the wife of a poor man. r arr ed Wood, of three fine girls. About eleven months ago the fame woman was delivered of twins, fine girls alfo : they are all living. She is not quite 22 years of age, and is little more than two years married. MARRIED. This morning, at St. Martin's Church. Daniel Collyer, Tfq of Otay's Inn, to Mifs Sarah Duff , the thi r d and youngeft daughter or the lion Alexander Duff, and niece to the Earl of Fife, and to George Skene, kfq of Skene. DIED. Tudday, at Shrewfbury, James Revnifh, Efq. His death was owing to a melancholy accident. liar(' or. a party of pleafure down the Severn the day hanre the wadding of one of the gins whiek. was dircharged from the boat penetrated his fide. He languiled in extreme pain till the following day. SALES BY AUCTION. An *rant RESIDENCE, PARK, and FARM, Somerfctthire. 'By Metfrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Ca Oa Friday the 26th init. at Twelve &Clock, at Garraway's Cot fee Houle, 'Change•alley, Coruhill, London, in One Lot, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. called HEA THERTON PARK. fituate in that much admired and faluhriotu part, the rich vale ot Taunton, in the county of Somer fet, two miles from Wellington, and four from Taunton, both excellent market towns; and so miles from Bath, and within 26 of Exeter Compriflng an excellent Manfinn l-Toufe elerantly fitted up in a fathionable and modern ftvle, with fuitable runce4, enach-houfes. ftabling, lawn, pletfure grounds. plantations and garden., a beau tiful park offs:mile land, embellithed with valuable and ornamen tal timber, pleafantly difpored ; feveral rich meadow' refrefhed by a ferpsntine piece of water, winding through the grounds for a conliderable dillance. produdtive arable land, and a fniall wood, the whole containing 163 acres, lying very compd. nearly within ' a ring fence, a convenient Farm Yard with bullock lodges, barn, granary, and proper buildings for bufbandry, forming together a compaa and well-conditioned eftate. The Manfitin Houle is a very fubitantial ftruecture, in perk& repair and order, placed on a pleating eminence, and contains a handfonie drawing room, commodious dining and break fatt par lours. literary of very excellent dienetdri us, fix principal bed chambers, and Likable apartments for fervants—the domeilic °thee- are remarkably convenient, judicionfly arranzed, and ;of fers every rrqutlitc accommodation for a family. An early priffrffinti "ray be had, and part of the purchafe moncy may remain upon mortgage. The Furniture, which has been made but a few years, in the preftut Nation. may he taken at a valuation. Alfo, a. trechold irate, granted by the Dean of Wells, of the Great '1 ythes of fundry farms, near Heatherton Park. To be viewed by tickets, which, with printed particular', may be had of Mr. Hendon, Solicitor, Taunton; Melfrs Blakes, Solicitors, Cook's-court, Carey ; and of Meas. Skinner, byke,and Co Aiderfgate ftreet, London where a plan may be ken. Part!- elders may alto be bad of tilrlfrs. Trew-vans. Printers, Exeter; Mr. Cromwell, Printer, I nth; Mr. Lartgdon, Printer, Sherliorne: Mr. Gately Printer, ; Mr Collins, Printer, Salitury, arid at the Place of Saks tRhVOK PA4eIC. EAST BARNET, HERTS. With int mediate poilleffion. By Mars. MI:INNER, DYKE, and Co. Oa Friday. the *6th li Rant, at Twelve o'clock, at Garraway's CoEce•boufa. alange-alley, TRULY dcfirabie. FIEEIiOLD ESTATE, L 3 - at Raft Barnet, In gertfOrdllitre, sena delightful filiation, in the vidnity.of Soutbgite, and only nine mike front London; - enmprifing rrcvor•Park.und Rehdence; late in the occupation of Mis E. Smith. • • The Elate comprizee a Gothic DwcllMMß•beofe, with offices, eoach•boufes, and [tabling, court yard pleafu é grounds. garden, nth ponds, orcluird, and park, w:•11 a valuable fpring of fine water; the whole containing u?wards of 17 acres. beautitully formed by stature, and capable of (loch improvement ag w+uld render the I • prentifes one of the moll rural retreats in the county. Alfo, a pew in Eaft Barnet Chun.h. To be viewed by tickets. which, with printed particulars. may he bad of R. S. Taylor, Solicitor, Field court, Grarti when and of Mars. Skinner, Dyke. and Co Alderfgate ftreet, where a plan part Icon. Particulars may alto be had at the White Hart, Tottenham; Cherry Tree, Sotithgate; Rcd Lion, Barnet ; at the Cat,'Esitt Barnet; and at the place of fate. --- - - Capital ESTATE, MANORS, and BESIDENCF., near the C . in SUSSEX. By Mars. SKINNER, DYKE, aad Co. OD Thurfday, the ad of July, at Twelve o'clock, at Garraway's Coffee Houle, Change Alley, Cornhill, Loudon, in Ten Lots, ACapital and very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate in the Pardhes of Heritmonecul and Warding, about tour miles front Hailibam and linrfebridge, and eafy iiittances from the favourite writing places of Eaftboume and Haftings, cnnfilting of an elegant Refidenee, called HERST MONCEUX PLACE—with all requifite O ffices, filtrable for an eftablifhmcnt of the firft copfequence, dclightfsUy fituated in a latge Park, with Lawn, Plantations, and Gardens,'commanding molt eatenfive and beautiful Profedls both of Land and Sta. Al fo, three beneficial Manors, extending over an immenfe track of country, abounding with game, with quit rent., reiicfa, beriot s, arbitrary fines, rights, royalties, and appurtenances; and the fur rounding Farms, containing in the whole ion acres of rkh Mea dow, Maras, Arable and Wood Land. lying extremely cnmpadt with fuitable Farm Houle, and Outbuildings, and the Ruins of an ancient, noble and fpacious Cattle. The.r.labfion Houle, Manors, and about 530 Acres, are now in hand—the Farms are let on Ihort Learn. To be viewed 28 days preceding the tale, when printed Parti culars may be had on the termitic.; alfo of Mars Shadwell and Billtop, Solicitors, Hafting' ; Meets. Lee's, printets, Lewes ; hteffre. Accrue and Phillips. printers, Brighton ; at the Lamb, Eaftbnurne; Cattle and Ship Inn, Brighton; Sulks Tavern,Tun bridge Wells ; Place of Sale, and of Mars Skinner, Dyke and Co Alcisrfgate-itreet, London. FREEHOLD ESTATE, near KINCIbI ON, SURREY. By Meffrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. On Monday, the 6th of July, at Twelve o'Clock. at CarrAway's Coffee Haufc, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, in Six Lots, (by order of rise F xerwor of Mr. Thomas &evens, decoded), A VERY delirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, con -L-S- fitting of Twenty Acres of fertile inciofed Arabic Land, is acres of which arc eligible for building upon, as the Stuation is t delightful eminence, between the kwell and Thames !Anon roads only one mile from the town of Klogßon, commanding -extenfive and beautiful views of the Elber Hills, Hampton Court Paak and Palace. and the River Thames. The whole has been lately imprnverlat a couOderable egpcsice, and poffeffes an eaten. (Ave right of ConimOii, • THRKRI4F.SSUAOPS, he the Town of Kingfton: To be viewed till the Pale, and printed Particulars may be had .1 4 days treteelinaaJet the Suns Killeen Talbot. Richmond ; Ceromi l liviikenleatn ; Scar. Faux ; White Cobham ; Grey je t i, ei iroydon; of Meffrs. Palmer, To:Winking, and Thomp - !t•opittalt evort.Thrpgmorton fierce ; placeof Sale; sad al bites. Skinners Dyke eat Cu. Alderigate Reset. sAttt ny Odidx. • , • KINGSTON LiASEHOLDAVATER, CORN MILL'S and LANDS, with immediate paffefftota. 7 .T'I!T Malta. SKINNY:It, DYKE, and Ca. • On Monday, the bth July, at Tvattve o`Cloeit, at GarynaOhy's . Coffer Houle, 'Ckange.alley. ConrhUL in Lou,' . A VERY eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, t . aL btuate about one mile from the 'River Thantei list! the town of Kingltun, Surrey, eliding' of the Middle Mill and., Lands. • The Flour Mill contains a waterwheel with two pair of French. onc pair of Barley (tones. machine, bolting mills, 4ke...coni- I peat, the ilitide entirely new, haring rec..ntly been cinnplt-ared at a airy c‘n.flderable expence, with a Dwsliing houfe. Counting- 1 lunge, Garden, and alrout Eight Acres of Meadow . Ground sod flip of Oziers and Willows; held , for au unexpired term of 47* years, at a very law rent of only tsl. per annum. To he vkwad on Tuefdays, Fridays. and Saturdays tifl the fife, . a'd printed particulars bad 14 days preceding, on the printifea; alit. at the Sun, Kingfton ; Talbot, Richmond; George, Twickeb ham ; Bear, baler; White Lion, Cobham ; Greyhound, Croydon.; of Meffrs. Palmer, 'londinfons. and 'lll ,, mpfon, Solicitors, Vop• I thall eourt,Tbrogmorton itreet ; theplace of Sale; and of Mtffrs. Skinner,,Dyke and Co. Aiderfgate area. • .~ KINGSTON, SURREY. LFASEHOLD OIL MILLS, with a RESIDENCR and FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD LANDS, with inunt• diate poffeffion. By Mare. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. On Monday, the 6th of July, at twelvr o'clock, at ;areaway's Cotlee Houle. Cha:,ge Alley, Cocain =ln Lots AVERY eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE , fituate about One Mile trout the Rtycr Thanic‘. and the Town of Kingiton, in Surrey, comprifing the commodious Pre mills, called CHAPPLE OIL MILLS, With an excellent Water When, Stones, Rolla, Six Stampers, and Sifting Machine. capable of eirufhing Soon varier. annually, with Seed lona for about 2000 quarters, Cake-warehonfe and Oil ware houfe, with (Mem for sa Tons, Cooperage, Millwrights (li n g ,' Waggon.houfe, Stabling, Counting Inure, an four Cottages for workmen, all in good repair. A genteel modern built dwelling-honk, with offices, brewhonfe, eliaife-houfe, ftable, pleafure ground, orchard, gardens, and mea dow, a farm-yard with an excellent barn, granary, cow houle, and other convenient out-buildings, the whole about fix acres. Held for an unexpired term of ay years, at a low rent, of only 601. per annum. Mfo t 3 acres of Freehold inclofecl Meadow and Arable Land adjoining, and 30 acres of Leakhold Land, contiguous to the Mills. To be viewed on Tuefdays, Fridays, aril Saturdays, till the fate, and printed particulars may he had, t.l days pr. ceding on the pre tnifes.--Alfo at the Sun, Klogiion ; Talbot, Richmond; George, Twickenham ; Bear, 1- flier; White I.ion, Cobham; Greyhound, Croydon; of Meffrs. Palmer. Tomlinfons, and Thompfon, So:ici tura, Copthall court, Thrognuirton-tireet ; the place of Sale, and of Mara, Ulu:m.l3oe, and. Co. Aldlrfga , ...treet - CAPI CAL MANORS and ESTATES, HER EFORDSHIRE. By Mt ff - s SKINNER. DYKE., and Co On Tnefaay, the sift July, at Twelve &Clock, at Garraway's Coffee Houle, 't Lange allsy, Cornhill. }.onion, in Two Lois, AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ES I'A IE, Innate at Wcfton, within three miles of Stevenage, and two of lald , lck. a very defirabie fporting part of the country, thirty four mils from London. Conlin ifwg the capital Lorilfhip or Manors of Weßon, Argen tine. and Neroberry, co-extenfive with the Parith of Welton, con• !Acing upwards of Four Thourand Acres, abundantly ftocked with game, numerous annual qnit rents, fines at the will of the 1..,rd, Court Leer and Cour: baron, Royalties and Immunities. The Manor }lnure and Welton-Hal, with proper buildin7s, recently repaired at a confiders:hie czpence, and ,out five hundred inclofcd Acres of excellent rmacbm, paftureAnd arable Land. tyths free. four hundred of which are within a ring fence and lie Off safy afccuts ; the whole capable cf great improvement. and may be made one of the molt produdive and compleat Elates In the minty. The Hall Farm is in the occupation of Mrs. Wiley, as tenant at will, but immediate pulliflion may he had of the Lordfhip Farm; the prcfent rents at:d cfliniated value about Seven Hun dred a , :d Twenty Pounds per Annum To be viewed by applying to Mr. James Wilkey, Wefton, et whom printed particulars may be haa, twenty-eight days preced ing the fate ; gib at the Swan, Steven.% !; tun Inns, at Ilitchin and Bigglefwadc; White Horfe, Baldoca ; White Hart, Welwyn; Saliibuty Arms, Hatfield; Red Lion, Barnet ; of Mr. Wall, So- Schur, Bread-ftrcet hill; the place of Sale; and of Marrs. Skin • ner, Dyke and Co. Alderfgate Rivet. LEEDS—YOEKSIIIR E. By Mr firs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. In Oetobet next, in Lots, Outlets a previous off -r is made to fur chafe the wholehy Private Contradt), AIfAl. and very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, mnft defirably fituasc in the Parith of Rothwell, and in the townthips of Middleton, Hunfiztt and ikefton, within one mile and half of the capital town of Leeds. and eafy diitance front Wakefield, Bratitnrd, Hoddeisfielti and HAIR:, comprifivg the MIDDLETON ESTXTE ; confifting nf , the Manor, or Lortifhip of Middleton, Will the inexhauftible Coal Works. con • 111 unit-sting with the town of Leeds, and about 1400 acres of pro duffilve and rich Meadow, Pafture. and Arable land, and fine Woods, with therefirlence atilt d MIDDLE lON LODGE, with fuitable Offices, ago two other commodious Dwelling boufes and Offices, aWater-Mill, and fundry Houfes—the wh de lying nearly within i ring-fence, and capable of the greateft improvement, fit as to render it one of the mat productive Elta:es in the'Weft Riding of Yorkilhire, tytbe free, and the Land-Tax redeemcd. For further particulars apply to Thomas Lewis, r.fq. Gray's- Inn, and of Melirs. Skinner, Dike, and Co. Aiderfgate-drcet Loudon. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, AND CAPITA!. COPPER AND TIN MINES, IN THE COUN PIES OF DEVON ANU CORNWALL, TO BE 311. D BY PFUVATE CONTRACT, I I By Muffs 4. SKINNSR, andlCo. By order of the Executors and Tr..ftee. of pintas WARNE, Efq. deceased, late of Sy denham, in Kent, AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate in the parial of Mary Tavey,, four nitics from Tavi• floc!:, in Devonfhire, called Wave, or Warne Sr!. nbam. Mfr., valuable and very event - Iva Freehold and Chatteihold Tin and Copper Mine• and duecia the moll produaive parts of the Coun ties of Devon and Cornwall; particularly Wheel Hope Mines, BrimfeNdeb, Whet' Jewel and Vii ifer, now producing a confi ler , able yea .ly Econte, and with great probability (from the opiniin of the Miners ott the fpot) will inervafe in a few years to fevc:ral thoufand pounds per annum. Alfo feveral Share., of Mines, in the counties of Devon and Cornwall, litll for terms of y< ars, and "Fin Bounds and Dues, arifing from the, White Works Tin Mine on the Emelt of Dartmoor. For further particulars apply to Me(Tr.. A. and j. Weftnn, Snli eitors, Felachurch ftrect ; and Mears. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. A lderfgatr- ft rer t , I.ondon. DR. FREEMAN'. GUTTA SA LUTAR li. THE Value of th ia infallible Medicine has been CI long proved, that nothing of the prcf-nt day can besr a com petition with it, in all the different Rages of a certain Difeafe, which it effeetually cures, and eradicates from the habit, without excitirg the painful feelings and espofure that attends Salivation, without debilitating the Conflitution in any degree, or even ie.:wiring con— finement from buGnefs, or reftrietim in Diet. The radical virtues of tbefs ineftimable Drops have proved their claim to puhlicAppm bation for more than thirty year:. lu ;ill the Debility of both Sexes they prove a never failing reftorativc,whether the Debility is pro duced by too free u:e of Mercury, by illicit pleafures, or the of .its of a warm climate to Travellirs and thole going abroad. They cannot be recommended too Ilrongly to the'- who will receive a fpeedy, and complete Cut c. in all old flat born Glees, and every weakods that affeEts the Bladder and Organs of rite. By hs efficaey.many Women have become Mothers, who for years had beim deprived of that happinefa. Said whcdefale and retail at Mr. Butler's: No. 4. Chelpftde,enr ner at Paterm,fler row ; and retail by Balm, ; Wrf.. tors. Potties ;;Will, and Rogers,• Plymouth ; Peck, ; Cal well, Dublin Macdonald, tllsfgow ; Smith .and Manderton, pidl n si m e g h ; sod by molt country Medicine Venders, iu bottles, at as 91 each, with ampladiredlions. . . . ?tape A D VIA NTAOL I'HE advantage the isfiblit mug always derive from regularly educated prat veal men dlreding almott ea. clufively their doilies to one, fpecits of Dula ly, was never more clearly demo: rata than by the unexampled Need's which has attended the aimicitaration of their new remedy, and the extra isrclinary cure. it hie prrformial. For a long feriesof years, Melts CUlt RIR and Co. SurgeJcsr; formerly in his Majefty's fervice, hive made the Venereal Oiffiafe the particular object of their in veitigatiou, and ate happy in having dircover ' a medicine rope nor to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it Is fuffictent to ohferve that the effecas of this remedy are diametrically oppofite tit thole of caereury,for though it completely eradicates every vatige of the virus, in its molt confirmed ftages, yet it does not in the lealt injure.the cooftitution—on the eontiary, it renovates the fyf. I tent in all, its natural fontanels, promotes appetite, and facilitates digeftion—bus inflead of reducing a Rrong and vigorous conltitu tioa to the nightfoi condlrion that mercury does, it not only prc.. fcsves that conititution in its primitive ft.te, but mitoses a weak sad debilitated one to its natural itrellitit and vigour. Norslicriers in (lances are on ^ecent rtcord of the foperfor efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent and (petite virtues acting as a pep. yttital corrective to bodily debility. W hether proceeding from an credo of conjugal or illicit pleafure, or front the more itilduous, though tilt lefs dell. uelive indulgence of today tinus youth of both Ries in a certain pernicious habit. Amkilt the melancholy variety of difurders which are the coofequence of this folitary vice, there are mine more aillt.aing than that diftrelling Rate of de ..linty and dtlicieocy, which prevents or. mbitters the ma trimonial Rate ; the unhappy fulfercr brands ever his misfortune, ashamed to leek relief, until he is reduced to loch a date of weak nas as to render life °yr:alive. 'l'o loch periling it omit he a con ruling reflation, to know that they may now, by a new Itifellibld mode of treat m• nt, be reftored to that greateit of all human bit& ings, a ftronE„ manly. and vigorous conititution. In all cafes of debility, deficiency, front whatever caufe as welt as in every fpecies of venereal infedlion, Marrs Currie and Co. may be confulttd by patients of either lei, with the greatel fecrecy and honour, at their hinge, No 107, liattou Garden. Letters from the Country (poft paid) including a bank note, will have the mcvtiary medicine and advice fent to any part of the King !ow. No. to 7, Hatton Garden. To THOS. TAYLOR, Efq. No. 9, New Bridge •ftrcet, London. IR—I confider k but an aft of jultice due to the kJ merits of your LEAKE'S PA CENT PILLS, to communi cate to you the following Cure, wt ich has recently been performed by ttem:—An acquaintance of mine. who by the breaking out Man old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Dif orders ariung therefrom), was -educed almoft to a &demo, and though he had the belt medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of patent medicines. nothing could be procured which teemed to luit his cafe, or do him any fervice; he remained in a moil reduced and pitiable Gtuation for two years, unable to follow his prof:dim and fcarccly able to walk or even to %land:to his legs ; in fad, no one who knew him ever fuppofed It poffible for him to recover. He was advifed at let to try your Lea PILLS—he did Cu, flrialy adhering to the dirediens given with them—he had not taken more than two boxes, before he found as alteration for the better: this encouraged him to proceed and by taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and ftrength grad - ally return, and is now as healthy and as flout as any man I know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any perfon to me fur a confirmation of the above account if it fhnuld be doubted. I am. Sir, your obedient humble fervant, Library, Folkltone, July 1 1805. THO. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the role Proprietor Taos. TAYLOR, Member of the Reyal College of Surgeons, Loa don, at his houfe. Na. 9, New Bridge ftrcet; Where, after a conftaut relidence of more than 40 years, in prat - lice particularly direr ed to the cure of Venereal complaints and thofc incidental to the parti of generation in both fetes, with that inviolable fecrecy which men of his profellion %mild always obferve, he flute' Intrifelf the advice and affillance he gratuitouily admini?ters to p Thins taking this medicine, will be elteemed, by a difeenang public, as an advantage fah= to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. • Alto foil, by his appointment, for the convenience of thof, tho. inga, a dillance, at the Perini:lles No. 35, Ss, Al,.an's-ftrect, Pall Mall; the l'er, fh op, rim, 0 ford area ; tilborou3ll, . Pith ftreet-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, F.dinburgh ; Mr. M Do . na Id's, Glafgow; Mr. Call wellS, Dublin ; Mr. Billinge's, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinfon's, Manchefter ; and by one whin in every confi durable town in Orat Britain and Ireland, in bores of only as. 9d. each, feaied up with full and plain diredlions, whereby perfons of either fez ru ty cure themfslves with cafe, fpced,fecrecy, and feisty: N. B. Every box fold in Great Britain is fealed up with a !tamp on &deb, by favour of the Commiffioners, is printed at the Stamp Office--l'. Taylor, No. 9. New Bridge areet,aito imitate ' , Mehl@ felony, awl ail ode= WS counterfeit. W HEN Profertonal Men of Education and Re. v V fponfibility deviate from the general Syftem by the feleaion ors particular branch, the land lon of long eantinued fur:cafes is the brit criterion of fuperiority. 'I hi, •een years have I devoted my practice to the exclufive treat• ment of Three Diforders, and the fuccefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppore, as far as I am able, the ravages of thole Complaints which are the molt important in the Catalogue of Haman Infiniti ies. After initiation Into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an early period of pradice to retells Individuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. '1 he Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted my attentiou, comprife every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration; idly, all kinds of debility, whether arifing from the habits, of fchool boys. or the indulgences of mature age ; aud.lattly, that derang.nnent of the fyftesu in wear men which is called BARRENNF.SS, or S VERILITY. Numerous Difeafes arc the refult of ignorance, or hafte in the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea ' • and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifonect by the Indiferetiou of an unguarded hour By afuperior method filch C • aplaints are of ly cured; and, even where others have failed, I truft that I may pee fume to offer a radical re-eftabllniment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in this dif. crier, compared with the calamitous fituatlons of men, who, from an b.ilolgenee in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fantionable life, acquire that Rate of debility, which is the one voidable confequence of fuch pernizious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery, but care fully conceals his misfortune, U may be frame conflation for ban to know, that although' it he an objecrt of doubt or uncertainty with other praelitione-s, the removal of there deficiencies by the gradual privet. of renovation, is the acquirement of my experi ence If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vinour, much anxiety will he prevented by an early counterattion of Obis languid (tate; and in there cafes no great difficulty 'Aliment. But where this deficiency has for years csifted, a proper perfe verance is indifpenfahly sequifite to revive the Clambering fparke of life, and to re-arimate the conftitution. MARRIF.D WOMEN, who have long been dirappninted In their expediations of a family, may bit Allured, that in roof in- Rarces, fuch defeCts are curable by Medical MIL The tecrecy which is fo eliential to my undertaking, sod the tralifications which I have prefumed to ttate, form the ball. of my pretenfions, and in coincidence with Inch this intimation 14 given, that. Mr. Bree may be confulted perfonally, or by Letters (iodofing a (mall Note), at his houfc, No. 29, Arundel-street, Strand, near Temple-Bar. 0' 'I here is all additional Entrance In Water (treet adjoining, and the name is on both the door+. MARTIN BREL, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. A CAtTiON.—Some Perfons, who falfoly affist themfelves to he hf to nee lOF Tilt ROYAL CO LLr e, having for feveral months raft copied my Advertifements almoft word for word, aniinfernst them as their own produCtions, it id my arty to mention. that thole l'erfons are nee Members of airy College in Landoll. Edin burgh, or elfewhere; nor have they say right to pradlice Surgery in London • N. B. A Lift of the Members is publifbed at the Float of the College in Lincoln's-Inn Ficldonwhich may be referred to. TO-MORROW. Sun rites Sun lets Mnon rita 1 43 minutes a ft er 3 I 7 minutes after -8 1 47 minutes afm! is HION WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW . Pfarrflog . . s minutes after 3 Afternono • - so Almon after 3 LOUDON : !Mond and publifbrd by LEVEL KENT, (of Can. terhury Place. Lambetb),at Vie Sraa °MCI, NO . t, Cant!• ftrcet. • Publilcd Wu at be STAR Orate', Temple Bar. I ~.