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POETRY. he following Piece, nem publiihed before, is from the pen of the celebrated Scottiet Bard, ALLAN R•MSAY, and copied, verbatim et literatim, from his own hand writing : TO THE RIGHT HON. SUSANNA, COUNTYSS OF SOWN- TOUTI. THE 211732 . 0 SALI7TATION, AAAAA THE LATE BAD WEATHER PRECEDING THE 11112-211All ' il DAY, 17n. The fun with a' bis halefome rays. Was far to fouthern nations gave; Dreary our nights. and ferimp our days, Naked and blailly was the plain. Nae verdant leaf wav'd on the tree, Nor flowers upon the meadows blew, Spates flayed in lochs upon the lee, And heights were a' of wiffered hue. Nature was heavy, four, and 'owl, Dumb were the tunefu• fhepherd's reeds, Nor would the birds their carrots fowl, But droopt the wing and hid their heads. The lazy fouth wind rolfd the milt, To hang in clouds pang'd fon' o' death, Then feverifh mortal, e'er they wilt, Glow 'd in the eauld, and fearee could breathe. Even EGLI/STOOP; the favourite Of titatv tit, and its peeuliaLeare, With her dear bloffom fair an fweet, Had in the general grief Tome mare. Bleft Fair ! Rill good as thou art great, Ne'er mifeonftrudt the will of HZAVIN On Virtue (till waits happy fate, And loon all aldnefs is made even. Some wand'ring twangs of human pain, Make full amends for their annoys ; When by the canny mit we gain A better guft for honeft Joys. Halle, zephyrs !him the welkin clear, Drive a' the ftagnant damps away ; Pluzbus return with the new year, And Dies us with a (Lining day. A good new year to EVA tITOUN On her and on her lovely care RUTIN pour thy band- vraill favours dove*, And Lang a life fae precious (pare! Lang may Taft (miles adorn her face, That with the four was ne'er acquaint ; Lang may the beauteous native grace Adorn the virtues of a faint! Daughters of Tau et, that wad chine With a' that captivates the heart, Yellow a pattern fae divine, That's fu aboon affected art. Do good things in a ruche way, Bo never mean nor biawn we pride ; Mingle the fond we the gay, Beauty and honour neer divide. Then Ball tle admiring world allow, You've copied happily and well, Bright EGLI N roust the ftandard true, In whom the conquering charms eutil! Rana ACADEMr. EXHIBITION i 837. 206, 2I I, 2t 8, 223. Ranarlatte Circimfianee: in , the i life of Lord Nelloa.-11. Werrat.t., R. A.—Thefe pt Lures are painted in a lets gaudy Rile than the generality of Mr. Weßall's prodtaltions ; and are, upon the whole, very able defigns. The likenefs of the Hero, from youth to manhood, is well preferved, and feveral other portraits of dißinguifhed naval charaaers are fuccefifully given. A fober and uni form tone of colouring prevails through them all, and Rrongly charaaeriftic expreffion is given to the faces of the figures introduced, as well as difcrimi. native rationality of feature. There piaures form part of a feries painted by Mars. Warr, Wasrat.L, and Pococa, and intettcled to perpetuate the memory of Lord Nelfon. Engrav ings from them are to accompany the fplendid na tional work of the life of that hero, by the Rev. S. CLARKS and J. M‘Aava oft, Efq. wftich is now in the prefs and about to be publifhed by Meth s. CADS L L and Davies. -- The following is a defcriprion of the fcenes in• Lord Nelfon's life reprefented in the above four pietures. N.. 206. When Nelfon was 2d Lieutenant of the Lowefloffe frigate, Capt. Locker, (in the year 1777) an American letter of marque was captured during a ftrong gale of wind and a heavy Pea. The Firft Lieu. tenant was ordered to board her, but declared it im praCticable. The Captain exclaimed, " Have Ino Officer who can board the priz.- ?" The Mailer To. lunteered to go, but Nelfon fuddenly ftepped off the gang way into the boat, faying to the Mailer—'" It is my turn this time ; if I come back it will be yours." No. 2 l t. Commodore Nelfon, when in the Captain, of 74 guns, R. W. Miller, Efq. Commander, in the :talon off Cape St.Vincent,Feb.l4, 1797, receiving the (word of the dying Spanifh Commodore, att.m having boarded the San Nicola., of 8o guns, followed by Lieutenant (now Sir Edward) Berry, and Captain Pearfon, of the 69th Regiment. At this inftant, a fire of mufkets and pidols, opening from the Spaniffi Admiral's (tern gallery of the San Jofeph, of ts 2 guns, Commodore Nelfon dire/led his people to fire into her flan, and to board her alto, which was done in an initant, and he got in himfelf, by Lieutenant Berry affifting him into the main chains—and, (in Nalco's own words), " Thus fell there !Lips." No. 2iB.—Rear Admiral Nelfon, when in his barge with his ufual complement of ten men, and the Coxfwain, John Sykes. accompanied by Captain Freemantle, during the blockade of Cadiz, July 3, 1797, were attacked by the Com mander of the Spanith gun boats, Don Miguel Ty talon, in a launch rowed by 26 oars, having thirty men, including officers. In this fevers coallia Cap. tain Freemantle nobly fupported the Rcar Admiral, and, as Nelfon fays, in his own words, 4 , This was a fervice hand to hand, with fwords, in which my Cox. (wain, Jdm Sykes, faved twice my life. Eighteen of the Spaniards being killed and feveral wounded, we fucceeded in taking their Commander." No. 223. Rear Admiral Sir Horatio Nelfon, io the aft of landing at the Mole of Teneriffe, in July, 1797, dangeroufly wounded by a cannon fhot in his right aim, which was afterwards amputated. Upon this occafion his life was laved by the attention and prefence of mind of his fon in law, Lieutenant (now Captain) Niffiet. Captain Freemantle, having pre• aloofly jumped into the fn. f, is reprefented as turni ig sound to the boat, as the hero fell back into it, and gtaiped hisfword with hie *ft hand. LAW INtELLIGENCE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MAY VICES V. ANTROBUS. 'phis was an anion to recover 681. under rather fingular circumflances. The quelion at Wile was, whether the defendant, Colonel Antrobus, was re leafed from the above fum, by being difcharged as an infolvent debtor, in February, 1805. It appeared Mr. Figes, of Norfolk.ftreet, Strand, had accommo dated the defendant with various films, who accepted a bill rot. 441. When the bill became due it was not paid, and the defendant was requefled to accept another, drawn by the plaintiff, which ht did on the t 7th of November, 1804. When the laft bill became due, (9 months after), the plaintiff paid it to Hill Dailey, Efq. to whom it had been gin for money advanced to the plaintiff. Under thefe circumUances the prefent aElion was brought, to recover of the de faidant the amount of his acceptance, and other colts neceffarily incurred. Mr. Serjeant Bssr, for the Defendant, contended, that his client was not bound to pay the Plaintiff after his difcharge as an infolvent ; but Sir James MANSVIIILD was of opinion that the defendant had oc cafioned a debt before his difcharge, which a claufe in the Aft of Parliament made him liable to pay, and he accordingly diredled the Jury to find a verdia for the plaintiff. Mr. Setjeant Desr was inftruded by the Learned Judge to bring a legal objeftbn, taken in the cafe before the Court, fur chfcullion on a future day. Wednefday, the foundation (tone of the Greenock Hofpital, was laid by the Right Worlhipful At.sx• ANDER MAY, Efq. Mailer Mafon of the Lodge Glee nock Kilwinning, No. 14, as being the fenior Lodge. Laft week a moft extraordinary circumftance hap pened in Plymouth. A moft beautiful cock Phea. fant, from fatigue, it is fnppofed, dropped down in the Sound, along-fide the Santa Margarita, of 36 guns, lying there. This handfome biro, by a boat being put off from the frigate, was picked up alive, and is now at the Pheafantry in the delightful woods of Strode, Efq. of Newnham Park, near Plympton. Ansciatrc—His Majefty King GEORGI I. made a ptefent of Books to the Univerfity of Cambridge, foon after the commencement of the tumults at Oxford, on which occafion Dr. Tatar wrote the Cullowing Epigram : Our Royal Malta faw with heedful eyes The wants of his two thaw Wes : Troops be to Oxford fent as knowing why That learned body wanted loyalty ; But books to Cambridge g ave, as well diferrniog That that right loyal body wanted learning. This epigram received a retort from Sir Wm. Brown, as it is Aid, impromptt4 The King to Oxford fent a troop of boric, For Tories know no arguments but force; With equal care to Cambridge books be feat, For Whip allow no force but argument. The four celebrated marble horfes, which were brought from Venice, and placed on a high wall at each fide of the principal gate of the Thuilleries, have been removed, for the purpok of ornamenting a grand triumphal arch, nuw ere Bing on the Place du Cat oufel. On the 27th ult. Captain UPTON, who commands the fquadron in the Elbe, detained three (hips under the Kniphaufen flag, bound from Varel to Tonnin gen, with tobacco, and prevented tome ibips in ballait proceeding up the Elbe, from Newerk, &c. The intelligence of thefe detentions caufed great canner. nation at Hamburgh. Our letters, however, from Altana and Hamburgh, of the 9th, obferve that this alarm and diftrefs had been removed, by the partial freedom of the navigation of the Elbe over the Watten, from Tonningen. We have received, from New South Wales, the Sydney Gazettes to the 9th of November inclufive. The fcarcity of grain was at that period fo great, that wheat had becn felling for feveral days at 41. per bufhel, and the price of the 21b. loaf had rifen to 4s. 6d. Two quarts of green barley jun gathered f.ld for ss. At the market on the tit of November not a grain of either wheat or maize made its ap pearance. Fowls fold at from Si. to los. per couple, and eggs at 3s. per dozen. At the market on the Bth, no wheat was to be had and very little maize. Potatoes were eagerly bought at from 4.d. to sd. per pound; and the fupply of vegetables in general very kanty. To add to the dillrefs of the colony, feveral fields of young corn had been wholly deftroyed by the grub. Confiderable relief was, however, expeCted from the approaching harva. Three men convidted. of robbery whofe names were John Murphy, Dennis Kaneen and William Mafon, were executed on the 28th of OEtober. Murphy, whole real name was Crawley, was a native of London. Jofeph Morton., who was convilled with them, was reprieved on con dition of his becoming a tranfport for life. The At lantic, Captain Swaim, areixed from the Fithery, on the 7th of November, with 750 barrels of oil. Lan night, about (even o'clock,as Lady Guilkifot d's carriage was paling along Lillie itreet, Leicefier fquare, the pole of the carriage (truck a man, who was a offing at the time, and unfortunately killed him upon the fpot. A woman of Falmouth, known there by the name of Tammy Dunftan, kiely in an altercation with another who charged - Ter with calumniating her, was in the aft of denying the charge with the molt folemn affeveration, when the dropt down and in- Randy expired. Saturday evening two of the Police Officers, ac-I companied by Clark the Martha'man, feixed a great quantity of linen, which had been flolen from the premifes of Meffrs. Hicks, of Old Ford, in the houfe ! of Elizabeth Sidebottom, in New ftreet, Blackfriars; whom they apprehended, together with James Ham mond, whom they found on the premifes. They likewife found three brace of loaded piftnls, above 200 picklock keys, feveral iron crows, centre bits, and other implements of hnu(e.breaking. The pri firmer: yefterday underwent a private examination at' ' Worthip ken Office, and were remanded for re examination, Isopssv.—An Inqneft was. takes near Windfor, on Saturday,. on, the body of a young gentleman, named Shawe„ aged 1,5, who was drowned the pre ceding day. The deceafed, who was a !indent of Etan College, accompanied by three of his comps. nuns, took an excufion up the river in a boat, and previous to their arrival at Surley-hall, a (quail came on, and in the confufron the deceafed fell overboard. Verdia—dfscideatal death. DUELIN, MAr 14. Tuefday, the t R divifion of the gth Dragoon Guards mrrched out of Dublin Royal Barracks; and this day. Friday, and Saturday, the fecond. tlird, and f mrth divifiuns will follow, on their route to Cork, Limerick, Bandon, and Fermoy, to replace the 23d Light Dragoons. now doing duty in thofe plates ; and which regiment is ordered to relieve the gth Dragoon Guards, on Dublin duty. Tuefday the Lord Cliief Jullice DOWN LS fat in the Court of King's Bench, at A Priors caufes after term—The Lord Chief Juflice NORBURY alto fat in the Court of Common Pleas for the like parpofe. Sunday evening two houfes of ill fame in Liffey beet, in confequence of ill treatment alledged to have been received in one cf them by fume vifitors, were attacked by the populace, who, in thefe cafes, not being retarded by the ceremony of negotiation, carry on their operations with marvellous celerity. The windows were quickly demolithed, and, batter ing in breach, an entry was loon made into the houfes, where beds, couches, and other celeitial ac commodations were completely tipped up and de- Ilroyed. A guard, whore prefence could not be obtained In quickly as to obviate the earlier outrage of the mob, has fence remained in the premifes, to prevent further injuries. LONDON MARKETS. RZTURI4 PRICE Or DRAIN ON soAND SNIP AS UNDID? Wh eat 5;3 6os 65s Boilers 78$ 82$ od Pine 705 766 Su(folks to 85s od Superfine 77s Bos Grey Peas 36s 421 od Fine Effex White, &c. —1.82$ Beans, New 3 86 4 25 Rye, 36s 421 Ditto, Old —s 461 Barley as 375 od Tick Beans, 306 42$ od Malt .565 686 Oats 2CA 252 292 White Peas 48$ 7os Poland' 3os 325 od Rape Seed 281.t0 321. per laft —Fins Flour 6os to 655. per Sack. rases Or NAT AND STRAW IN rail siritLD. Flay, .• 31 os to 51 os I clover 41 os to 5 1 roe Rowen of os to of oa I Straw, .ilB6to 31 35 PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 51 os to 61 es I Pockets 51 ros to 71 os Skil CHFIELD MARKET, May a. To fink the offal..-per Rome of 81b. Beef 45 44 to 55 44 I Veal 51 od to 6$ od Mutton oSito p 4cl Pork 4$ 44 to 55 4d Lamb 6s 4d to 76 4d. NEWGATE and LEADEN HALL, May IS. Per done of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef 3$ 4.1 to 0 4tl 1 Veal 00dt055 61 Mutton oalto 4$ 8d I Pork 41 4d to 5 5 44 Lamb 5. 44 to 6s. Bd. COAL MARKET, May iB. Ships at Market Ships fold - Price 29 Neweaftle Coal 22 aos od to 493 od 3 Sunderland 4 405 3d to 435 od a Cinders a 301 6d to oos od FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, MAY 16. Average Price of Corn in England and W ales, from the Returns ending May 9, 1807. Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I Beans. Peale. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 5 . d. 5 . d. 75 II 48 5 37 II 27 7 42 3 45 CO The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week ending May 23. is 343 ofd. per hundred weight. COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICKS Or GRAIN AT TUB rOLLowiN 0 NIARICITS. kle Ket v.—Wheat 565 od to 886 od per Q. Barley 306 od to 3fts od I Beans AU od to 484 od Oats 241 od to 323 od Peale 48$ od to 51$ cd bolatninnann.—Wheat 805 od to 905 cd per Q . Barley 36$ od to 37$ od I Beans 45 5 od to 4 84 cd Oats 295 od to 366 cd Peale oos od to dos od Newauxv.—Wheat 641 cd to 915 od per tz. Barley 311 od to 37s ad I Beans 455 ad to 4 8 $ ad Oats 3os od to 38$ od Peale oos od to oos od Raanino.—Wheat 74i od to 914 cd per Q .E . Barley 315 sod to 335 od Beans oos od to 494 od I Oats 275 ed to 346 od Peace 45$ od to oos od BASINOSTOICe.—Wheat 6os od toll& od per Quarter. Beans Barley 356 od to 395 od 456 od to 49s od I Oats 27s od to 32s od Bread is 8d per piles BIRTHS. On the toth inftant, at Arm.-thwaite, Cumberland, Lady Vane, of a fon. Friday, it his hook, in Finibury-fquare, the Lady of Edward Goldfmid, Ffq. of a fon. On the 9th inft the Lady of Captain Walter, of his Majefty's navy, of a daughter, at Hill Lodge, Southampton. DIED. Early In Auguß laft, at Bangalore, Major Coghlan, of the 19th Native Infantry. I.ately, Captain J. Bulwa, brother of General Bulwer, at Heydon, Suffolk. At Girvan, on the tBth ult. Captain James Breckenridge, of the firß regiment of Ayrafire Volunteers. On the 25th ult. at Cardulees, in the pad& of Da!Ron, Robert Wilton, aged 84 years. It is very remarkable that he has 141 a fon, grandfnn, and great grand-fon, all of the name of Robert Wilton, brought up and now living in the fame boufe where he died. At Brighton, on Saturday fe`nnight, Captain Arta, Captain and Paymalter of the Firft or King's Dragoon Guards. At Edinburgh. on the 29th ult. Robert C. Nal*myth, third fon of Sir James Nafinyth, Bart. Mc WATILL di" LONi;UN nMiflG 'IU 111101altOW Monstvg - 43 minutes after is Afterooon • - 15 . minutes Aar TURTLES. WILSHIRE, King's Head Tavern, Poultry, has juft landed a cargo of fine I.ively Turtles for Sale. Turtles drefred every day in the higheft perfeetion, and fcnt to any part of Town and Country. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. r i 'HE advantage the public must always derive from regularly educated pcofeffional men diredting almoft ex elufively their ftudks to one fpecies of malady, was never more clearly demonitrated than by the unexampled fuceefs which has attended the adminiftration. of their new remedy, and the extra ordinary cures it has performed. For a long feriesof years, Metres CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majetty's ferrice, have made the Venereal Weak the particular oiled of their In veftigation, and ate happy in having difcovered a medicine fupe rior to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fufficiert to obferve that the effedis of this remedy are diametrically oppolite to thofe of rnercury,for though it completely eradicates every veitige of the virus, in its moft confirmed Rages, yet it does not in the lea injure the contlitution—on the contrary, it renovates the fyf. tem in an its natural futiffiions, promotes appetite, and facilitat , digeltion—thus inftead of reducing a Rrong and vigorous conftitu. Lion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre , fines that conftitution in its primitive (tate, but reßores a weak and debilitated one to its natural itrength and vigour. Numberlefs inftancet are on recent record of the fuperior efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent and fpedfic virtues acting as a per ! pctual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excels of conjugal or illicit pleafure, or from the more infiduous, though not lefs deltrudtive indulgence of 100111. dons youth of both felee in a certain pernicious habit Amicift ) the melancholy variety of diforders which are the confequence of this fakery vice, there are none more afilidling than that diftreffing Rate of debility and deficiency, which prevents orembitten the ma trimonial Rate ; the unhappy (offerer broods over his misfortune, Minuted to leek relief, until he is reclined to fuch a Rate of week nets as to renderlife ',prelim. To fuch perfons it mutt be a co - (ding refiedtion, to know that they may now, by, a new Infallible mode of treatment, be reltored to that greateft of all human bled'. inp,aftrontmanly. and vigorous coaftitutidn. hi all cafes of debility. deficiency. from whatever eaufe as well as in every fpeelea of venereatinfedion. Meffrs. Currie and Ca may be coafulted by patients of either fee, with the d fterecy and bottom, at therehoufe, No 107, Hama Gs • Letters front the Conntriilpolt peid) haelud;-6 a bank we, win have the needier, medicine and advice cent to any Past of the Kingdom. No. soh tiaras Garda. _ FAWLEY, HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Sy Mr. WAIFS, at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, on Tuddry. the sd day of Jane, 18 0 7, between tke bolas of one acid three in the afternoon, ASMALL VILLA aloft delightfully fituated, about a quarter of a mile from Southampton River, and late in the occupation of Captain Tregent. The bode hat been built only fix years, It is fit for the reception est a genteel family, and commands a very pietureque view of Spitbead, Southampton River, and the adjacent Country; it is feared on a fpot at once healthy and beautiful. it has on the ground floor a dining parlour, drawidg room. brcakfalt-room, and Itore.room ; under, a v t7 y good cellar; &bay; four bed rooms, of equal Sze with no f• oe the ground floor; adjoining, an excellent kitchen, wash hook, !table, and chaife honk; detached, a good barn, hen honk, and piggery ; with a fuitable garden adjoining the honk, and a fmall paddock and meadow ; in all comprifing two acres of land. N B. A purckafer may have immediate poffeffion. For further particulars apply to the Auaioneer, Southampton; or to Mr. Howard, Solicitor, Queen fireet, Portka CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES ORMS are the mot frequent fources of 0;1. dren's Difesfes. Their fymptoms every Parent arid O r . dian of Children iiioulJ be acqu tinted with. 1 hey oceation id io t appetite, a palenefs of the colour of the face, emaciation and Int. gular Rate of the Bowels. attended after with violent pains; shei bring on em:alma' ; they affeet the growth of the body, sod yh e i prove fatal, by ending in a cotifumption or decay. /loth as a pre. ventive and cure of theft alarming complaints, the above meanie Medicine is univerfally allowed, on the teftiatony of the higheyi Charaeters in this country, both in rank and refpediability,to have no equal. Their public approbation,given to the Propri etor ,f ram a perfoual knowledge of its wonderful fuccefa in their own falai lies,Ramps its merit beyond competition, and gives a fandtioo ton. of which no other Medicine of the kind can Waft. Parents and others, who have the care of children, should have this rem cdy as family Medicine to retort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels sit Children are any way 'lnv!• red, which it will always be found to relieve.—Sold wholdale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4 , Cheapfide, I.ondor. ; and retail by moth country Venders, in bun at as. cid and ss. 6d. each. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge.itreet, London, SIR, Edinburgh, May 2,18 CO, IN the fpring of 1 794. I was afflitted with a V ene . real Complaint, which I treated with indifference foe five months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyfician,etho put a temporary flop to the virulence of the difiafe (by mercu rial application) for fome time; but growing, in fpite of all medi eine and the advice of the firlt Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worfe and worfe, for two years, I was reduced to a (late gawk unparalleled and beyond defcription . being an entire leper and she from head to foot. My head, throat, mouth, ask, legs, arms,dr.e. have been alternately in danger of becoming acids in ihort, I have had from 20 CO 30 eating ulcers on my body, and .early totally deprived of fight. It would be voluminous to par ticularife all my cafe-4uffice- it to fay, there newts was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated na ture. I was long lookcd upon by my friends, and imagined my fell beyond all hopes of recovery, and, indeed, in my then condi tion, death was preferable to my more than miserable Rate. In this dreadful fituation did I drag a molt tulferabk (EUNICE, tinDiviter PROVIDENCE threw in my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could not. I tent and procured fome of your L PATENT PILLS, which, b 9 Wing from time to time, am now, and have long been, (after mete than four years Indefcribable Mirth), in as g sod a Rate of health as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving,hcal 7 thy child born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Goo, and in hopes of rendering my fellow.creatures fervice, I requef you to publith this ; and you may at any time refer perfons, who with to be fatisfied of the truth of this, or further particulars, to me or my friends, by letter or perfon. As few cafes for badnefs will ever equal mine, and none exceed it, I have from experience every rearm: to allure mankind, that is four LEAILE'S PILLS they will find a lure, fpeedy, fate, and rah. cal cure. j. T. _____ _ _ _ . Prepared and fold hy the Sole Proprietor, THOMAS Tait's, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his bottle, No. 9, New Bridge-ftrect ; where he will give advice, without a fee, to perfons taking thefe Pills, and will anfwer patients letters, if poft paid, on the fame terms, obferving in all cafes the molt in violable fecracy, no perfon's name ,w,r cafe having been mentioned, bat at their own particular requeft, by the Proprietor, during the courfe of mare than 36 years, that be has bad the concluding of an cztenfive Cale of the above Medicine, and the pradice arictng therefrom. ____ They arc alfo fold, by Ms appointment, for the convenience of dick living at a diftance, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh, Mr. Mennen', printer, Olafgow, to whom alto M . T. refers for his addrefs ;at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban ftrcet, Pall- Mall; Ma Robcrtfon's Toy-fhop, N 0.103, Oxfor. ftrett; Mr Dilborough's, No. y, Filh-ftrect-bill, nearly oppofite tie Monu ment; Mr. Steel's, bookfillcr, No. 1, Union-row, Litt • Tower bill; Mr. CaUwcU's, Dublin ; and by one perfon in every infidel'- , able town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only ss 9.1. each, fealed up with full and plain Medicos, whertby I- foes of either fex may cure themfaves with cafe and feerecy. - --- - WHEN ProfeffionalMen of Education and k . fponfibility deviate from the general Syftem by the feledi of a particular branch, the land ion of long continued fucceffes is the heft criterion of fuperinrity. . ... . . _ Thirteen years have 1 devoted my practice to the exclulive treat. ment of Three Diforders, and the fuecelifuf refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe, as far as I am able, the ravages of thole Complaints which are the matt important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period. of practice to reknit individuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangeroar precipitancy of general Praditioners. The Three Diforders, to the cure of which f have devoted my attention, comprife every fpecies of VENEREAL. INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration; sny, all kinds of debility. whether arifing from the habits of fchool boys, or the indulge:teen of mature age ; and, lailly, that ilgrAnement of the fyftem in wo• men which is called BARRENN ESS, or STERILITY. Numerous Direafts are the refute of ignorance, or bete In the treatment of a biopic Ctonorrhel ; and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are puifoncd by the indiferction of as unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch Complaints arc eaGly cured; and, even where others have failed, I trua that I may pre fume to offer a radical re-eflablithnicnt. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in this dif order, compared with the calamitous liwations of men, who"..„rom an indulgence in a folitary vice, or the prevalent ricks of a faihionahle life, acquire that Rate of debility, which is the una voidable confequeoce of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over Ms mifery, but are fully conceals his misfortune, it may be tome confolation for him to know, that although It be an objedt of doubt or uncertainty with other praditioners, the removal of there deficiencies by the gradual progrefs of renovation, is the acquirement of my experi ence. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety be prevented by an early counteraftim of this languid Rate; and In theft cafes no-great difficulty will occur.. But where this deficiency has for years canted, a reaper perie vrrance is indifpenfably requifite to revive the numbering !puss. of life, and to re-animate the conftitution. MARRI P.D WOMEN, who have long been d;f4r l )..i-tr , l ir, their expeetations of a family, may be allured, that in mutt tan fiances, fuels de fcets arc curable by Medical &ill. The fecrecy which is fo effential to my undertaking, and the qualifications which I have prefunied to nate, form the hats of my rretenfions, and in coincidence %vie!' fuch this intimation it given, that Mr. Bret may be co:Abed perfonally, or by isore: l (inclofing a (mall Note), at his hook, No, 29, Aruadtl-iirecit Strand, near Temp/Ix-112r. Cr There is au additional Entrance in Water.Rreet adjoining, and the name is on both the doors. MARTIN WIFE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in I sod" A CA UTI ON ....SONIC PCIfONS, whv wifely ontrt thenetwes to be Mem Brits or rat Rolm. 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