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miss roxim r SOCIET T. OTAHEITE, Pte Dire on of the MI ary Society Uwe latdy received let ten and lottraide from Otaheke, by %AWL we have theeleeinnt to heat . the the Million irks continue in fatety and health. tad O re dtheent in the Weaklier% et tits native. Alto a let= frau Dr. Vanderknop• The Journals of the Midionaries at Otalteite, from Oflauci 1, 1801, to April I 180 were bfollitht tO F.ngland by the Unlearn. and hap 3, pily refereed by a Mr. riewros, the supercargo and part owner, sun., wi,littand ng the chip was captured by the French In her way home. The Migonaries having attained the language, frequently preach to the lustiest, mot . only ilate.ily on the LOILO'• Day at Mat Mat, tbgir, place of refidence,bot Mars. Javvaasou and Scot F 4 have made a manth's tour, in Ottober and llotrelsz• I, e , i d- I. risrough a large part of the island. ptead. Mg fevers' times a day to the people flaw amid omit lett. In Come places few could be induced la asimik In others, a considerable number. • Were. Bites's'. and Wis.v'i teak -a jaunty found Eimer) for a monde, commeacing Dom 31, sea; and preached to marry fouls. The whole number of edalt percents who ittard ourbrednea in the farmer tour, was about For Oe.grea.er part tbey heard with much IslW tenet, and even flineinicked ; bat a few wawatten. txd inquilitist." , ti•tbe latter Inareey round , the atteathus oldie 'wives yob acre ferias.. have not yes pernelued any pantie, k n its at, theirlebours in the cotwerromof the heathen bet' Sot hire ;Own in hopes and, we visa, will reap with' .30r '11se havoc made by disease and war has been de plerabig great ; lame pots of the Maud are almoh depopulated s trout the mo* accurate judgment they could ferns, the whole number of remaining its. , habitanti duet Dot camad fig or freed thotdand at molt. A few days a ft er the arrival of the abo v e racial pipers, 'firth intelligence ors later date was commie. Welded to the directors by Capt. hl'Larmall. of the bite Dort, jut arrived, and which left Otalseite,Sep. *ember I, 1101. While he was utest,an event of had keen im took pisee/e. at A Pontarte.* priocipal trite l obe/ - rn order to toeferlidsat hitt &submit" in that quarter, was about to pay a silk to the Pip, vase he was übferved foal. deab In elf* rims. said fielt-imr• late tits goose, ktigpeeraeliet is wee reiaa4 Ili* as ape. pktik At' asloespirtel he baliitil hoer. The bistonearies, Lavin left Weir _plaitipal pro. •leilnr beget to be elevated fret their redlef t Ottee eel Satra.neesteeehmed free rim,thit veitavehe &Mips might MOM its the rverimmerss. thtioul tal d be lie tire, they revived tomatitsus it the • pees , Wren is their Lsbours. The Captain' welL as. inornsanin., • . Q hour . .bms beat viceived . by the Dilation. bulb Or. Vaned/eel% slated reb. s‘ An,. front which Itrippears. that the seam at bis Mara Allay goes. sof well; 'bar - the Snipe l (meal* Matti and mare among she poet Hamm , * i aid that the preii of the kbalare. In readier,. smiling. sad ielifine; irnovi, is tiled, aliewithifst ills MilGosety Spirit which altimeter the sew elenualta to per the hunts of Chrirli whenever they have opportuaity: li ximieriablygrisr,ited will appear very utmost/4aq to a'.l *ln; know their-natural laegoot. Illupidity.m4 'overfion from ever y tend of mental !bodily mereire. arra Set' or A I. t Tyre- taws sta. taut. &aria ter atm, lowa I k „allos. Our Isrethrenteft Ct perthegm. on the. 24th of April. From Ettineta they wrote us word. that the Loan has again been.pleaftd to ezercife their faith at the 6rll feting out of their long voyage. l'heir.fhip ItaPpening to lie at anchor. about three Euglifle mires from the mere. they were obliged to join it in a boat; but when they had made ab-ut three parts ortheir tray, the boat became leaky ; and Such a quantity of teeter 'lard in, that. a of a Sudden, they found ith e mc e lye, i meate red yinin ll ato the middle. By Mr. Volt having, happily, a tin veld with him, they made ute or it to bail out the water as fall as they could. By this means, they kept themfelves up till their fhip's boat came to their affillance, and fafely V smiled them on board. Mrs. and Mrs. Vofs, how. per, caught a fevere cold." ZITLACT Or A LITTsII rants a MISSIONARY 011 TWA COAST OP 'SALAZAR. tTholated &Wets. German] " On the loth of September. 1793+ 1 Set out on My ii•uroty for Tantchaur in company with the worthy Mr. Schwartz. The Prince of Tanfebenr, the adopted foil • if the late King Tuletchi (whom he, by the tapas defire of Government, had brought to Madras), accompanied us. with his retinue on boric hack, for Come miles. On the evening of the lame • day we reached Tirupale', a great Heathen place, 'With two Temples, cffeemed very holy by the Pagan Vrtells. Here Mr. Schwartz had occafion to (peak with many Bramins,: and other people (to wham he , was already knows) a word in due feafon. la MI animated and energetic Speech, he mewed them the shin , di ty and corrupted Rate of the Heathen Refl. gion ; and their blindnefs in comparifon with the li4ht of Chrolianity, as a clear. pure, and rational ( ) Item, and a cJnvincing and powerful doctrine. I few, with amazement, how willingly there poor Crea tures heard this powerful inftruairm. " It mull he allowed, that to keep awake the at• tentinn of there people, a perfea knowledge of the' language, which Mr. Schwartz potties in a very great degree, is sequined. He (poke a long time to the multitude (landing ; and though I did not under- Saud the whole dikottrfe is the Malabar tangos; yet I remarked, in the very eyes and whole deportment of this numerous affernbly, that, to the fevers! Ruff. tion• 'import,' to them, they more than once anfiret. ed, a Yes. it is tine, it is right, it &dd be fa"— The stii,lie loon came on, and Mr. Schwan* moved.) as if he would depart ; " O. by an means!" cried the perple. "we with to hear you longer. Coale," hid they, .. fit down here ; you are tired of Rand. big." We readily complied ; and Sat down on the peps rif a none Ilrir Cafe, near which there flood a grey waggon, in which, in fedival d 7%, th.ii idols are drawn. ~ „N.. 1:. Seltt , ts continued preaching for ab ou t half an 11 ..r longer. The per , ' !e, on their &Tsar ,, t„,,.„,,.., us ti.r el.c pa:r.s we had taken oar their aev...tut. We Aiken those psepie afterwards, Why • they did not embrace fo excellent a dutlrine, which they themfelves could neither enotradift, nor allow to be any othersvife than good t but the anfwer was always this ; " Yes, that we would do, was it not hr the w.rld and the belly ; the world would hate, de ride, and defpife us; nay, even.your own people, who call themfelves Chtilliars, would mock us.—and the belly mull be fupported ; you prielts cAnnot maintain us and you are not to be blamed for it ; your Go vernment will not provide for as." • ArRIC.A. • NISSIONAIT SOW LABOVMMO AFRICA. TIMRIII • e warns: a My prefent habitation is among the Driquas, at 'the }CreteMax River,• about to days journey beyond the Oratto rivier, about the latitude of 2 5 South , Theriquati are More civil than any tuber na tion. in this put of the world. They do act mur ifFisti/ne.analj and its very' feldom at war. Their plctratit.' and without the clap, of she tongue among the Hottentots I . they.do not ;aosiltiprdolt, but acknowledge one Supreine . Bebtg I. Ebel drentncife their &Urea I they cultivate .the Ellids and Tow -a fort of ems, pumpkins, beans, Bc. . ride with other nationt in Ito% Inds. ivory, Ind thins s they are gayer •ed by kings. The 1. .114y - of the Prince where I nen Isboering isidoUtiha• bait: They make their ovrtiMaransents aad tools, roe% &Amiss.% axes. tcc. Wild buds *booted bore, 44 as elephanti...bufalotti , rhinoceros,. and linnet, iith• (*Mrs not mentioned in the natural hi oriel. 9sci in two or three hiela Iltidaroond.to the di &mot kale's in my neighisouritocd, to preach the golpel to them by means of an intergt r T I tiro(' who live vaeater ter me, about 150 , preaevery Babtaath.u. L 4, INTELLIGANCI. ocantT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S INN HALL, JULY Jo. IlOWltell P 57171011. Mr. PLOW/Htle read a Petiti in in behalf of Andrew Robinfon Bowes, Efq. which Rated, that he had been elt years a prifoner in the King's Bench Prifon, where bele now detained at the fuit of the Right Hon. the Karl of Strathmore ; that be has caufeator rehearing upon certain decrees of that Court, which, if they be not heard in the onurfe of the prefent fittings. would caufe the period of his confinement to be prolonged. to the detriment of his declining health. and keep him out of an eßate affirmed to him on his appeal to the Haute of Lords, as well as (event large (urns of money. to winch, be apprehended. upon the re-hear leg be would appear to be entitled ; and praying that its Leirdthip would appoint a certain day or days for bearing the prefent ;Petition and catifes during the plead fittings, as to his Lord fhip (ball teem meet. Mr. hawing was proceeding to detail certain roes andteireumfianees. as he was irdlrutted they oc curred in the Houle of Lards, on the point to which the prefent petition referred, when The Loan CuesicaLrest. Allred him, that who ever Rated to him the circumllances to which he al. leaded, liated that which wai ant true—it was pro.. pet that the proceedings in the Houle of Lords Mould either not be Rated at all, or Rated eorrealy. His Lardthip *dila, that the prefent entirfe owns this petition, was entirely irregolar ; for that the pe tition now opened to th e Court. Ihould have been left with his Secretary. to be answered by his Lordfhip, and then the petition and the anfwer, ihould be tenni eel the other fide. that they might have an ("virtu sky of coming forward to oppnle it ; but no Rich Rep had been takes and therefore, unlefs the other J fide contented, this petition could not now be heard. His Loruthip added, that as far a. regarded hinifelll perinoally, he fhould urge no übjeSion, bur he ought SO take care of what was due to the place he filled, for the fake of thole who &mild conic after him. Mr. ROMILLY and Mr. THOMPSON obterved, that the Earl of Strathmore had received notice of this .Motion, and they waved all ohjeftions on the pert of that Noble Lord to any irregularity in the mode of proceeding i but they were not aware of the advan tage Mr. Bowes would acquire by having the decree in difpute reheard at the Indent fittings, fo as to he ih: means of liberating him from his prefent confine rotor, fence they Intel:• iti iiel that Mr. Bowes was de tained at the fuit ni others, AS well as that of the Earl of Strathmore, upon civil and alto criminal proceed ings. The decree of which Mr, Bowes was now in impatient for the re-hear in o rt,was one under which Mr. Bowes had acqtticfced for fir years, nor was it one that Mr Bowes nad been any thing like eighteen years in prifon at the fuit of the Earl of Strathmore. The Loan CHase Withed PO kIIOW what the point was upon which the rc.hearing was defied I Mr. Pun ma was not furnifhed with intormation upon that head futfieiculy fpecific to his Lord. thip's queßion : upon which fhe LOAD Cilalle /LW& raid, that if the parties' would furnish him with, the decree which it was wall ed Amid be re-heard, and the petitions for that re hearing, be would read them all, and endeavour to obtain Tome kaawkdge what this cafe was. for at pee- i lent he was 'sank to coiled any from what had been Rated. M•ItMaItILLS O. DI SI ILLS. When this bufinefs was called nn. Mi. Bart., on the part of Mr. De Maoneville, expreffid notch furpilfe, that after the parties on the other fide had. in oink. gowns of his Lord(bip's former recommendatitin, made propefals to Mr. Dc Manneville refpeaing the child, they had new departed from thole prop..(eis, when engrafed by theiniclves, and ready to execute. Mr. De Manneville, who was prefent in Court. of fered to fubmit to his Lordlhip the original draft of thole. their ewe preawfalo and laid, I never priii,ifed any thing but with ref.:renee to the education the child, tunable to its fortune and expeaations in life.' To which his Leirdthip fold, • Mr. De Manneville, I have nothing to do with any private arrangement be tween the parties.' His Lordfhip then pronounced judgment as follows: I think Mr. Dc Maiirseville mud go l.el'ore the Miler and gin fecurity that his child (b all not be taken out of the country. Let the Matter enquire what fortune the child or is likely to become entitled to, and whether the parents. or &her of them. is of ability to maintain the child ; whether ei her and which of them I. willing on any and what terms and condition*, to make A pertfltift 17 , 1 the future maioteitaitee and whirs to. n rif the child, tuiteLle to its tr•ttune and expels. ti ~.s iii 14e. and lit him be at liberty to reprit manse dr..tely to me oar tit maw of that Inquiry. LONDON MARK!?!: CORN-ILXCHANOE. PIUDAY, AUGUST 3• There is today a pod fupply of Wheat, sad oat Win away harm fold rather absopo. Darter and Mak kfir Nook MR plea. Hearn and Peale of each fort are cheaper, gad the fele *A We have further large Swigs aretrah of Oats. Ma& 1 111101411 their prier , New Rape Deed II in Eall Nastky,ssil farther at. OM a prier. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDIR What. 471. 311..640 per v. White P e odo WO OIL Pas Dkte, fiss. 67a. 64. None, 33a Ott. od. RN E7l. a$ s. ad. 'lick Ditto 309. 360. illiftery II& 311. od. Gas,. sta sat. 15a• Malt. 67e 73e. °IL Poling Atte. Ns 1 7 1 - IA Plaidlagoas. we ad. UPI x. 341• ea 37 1 . Pa Nik PRICE OP PLOWIL Noe Mee sod to ma. Sam& 43► ea soo per Cwt. RETURN of WHEAT is gark-lane. ININIsig may (tem IN 1 I Atli of isty to the sift2.--Total 6173 (tufo" . Average floe 6=3a. blew than Ma stun. i Alt I FLOUR. Paws the till of jay es the nyth of jay. Total--13.741 [arks--Altwoje 33a. /aid.— * ofd.blsher thas Ilk ream INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT 133URIDOE,AUOUST lh. Wheat per M o d /31 co to al' gs •, harpy pee Natter 11 toe a at Ns Oira pr ditto El Ss to el Ns I Seine per ditto. 0 co to sli ss 1 Pak per Atte sl oa to la 45 ram or HOPE. '' SAO& POCOVIO• Rest • 31 Boa to 41 ss Kest - 31 13• re 41 sie Sac: . 11 tot to 4 1 • s Sian • 31 501 to 4 1 h Mr • 31 roe to el as Farnham 61 ea is gi o f 014 Duty nopcol. A • PRICE OP HOPS 1$ lift BOROUGH. Bags 41 505 10 41 lISO I Pockets - 41 800 to 31 11 ' - rocs or aiti4. per So Red Meer sEsii o ewe. Wittig dkte Treat' Conway Cerimier, Toni,. lob so w sm.:* 36. 63. to 65. dw . . us to is. do. to so. *ibis; Mallard kid, Is to toe ad do. Prima atm, its to 17a da . Canary. 7• od to Ss al Au Rye Grafa 10$ od to 316 00 per. cortst. PRICES OF MAY AND STRAW. Sieltbackl. St. Jaws's. Whitetbaral. al Perlead 3t0t04 10 j it o to 4 601 3to o 0 Stow 110101 11 t 10 oto 1 16 o I 1010 1 t 3 0 Clove 4 to to $ to 3 oto 3 10 0 New Hoy s oto 3.16 SM!TH rul,Aardt 3. To Ink the ofala.-Fer floss of ID. Did 4o 4d to 34 66 I VO4 4s 11 , 1 to 6e 04 Mottos 4 8 4 4 to SS 06 Port 3s 06 so Ss of/ Limb sr od to is od. •111/10 OF CAVILS TIM DAIT. Drafts about soo..—Slitop end Limbs sine. INSWOATE end LEADENHALL. Alvan 3. Par Rene of Ilb. by tile ancsfe. Reef p Pei to p soar pAMtose 40 Mutton p ids 6d Pall p oil ta oed p to se 4d. RAW IHDTA Hides (perftoest) 45 C'd top id I Mgr Skim toe IM tolls Middling 3o ato p Ed Ham Calf toe 61 es& Ordinary ' p set to 3. 44 nog ado, os oil to oe Lamb Skins, ss 6d to p bd. I Yaks os od to te Id PRICE OP LEATHER, pro lb. AT LEADISHALL. Saw. so to slab sub Md to 3d Meow io to 65111 Led to asd liorolooto lathe —4 to tail Draw( Hien sad to lid rigs Comb Me e ti to sot Ptor Cottba to ill m tit to Is WINO* jots aob prAtoon _ _ tit 3 Ditto So ts ?alb ad to 3ld Ditto la to ono odd to 39 4 goon fed. (Ortendond) per lb. dt Olt to 4a API LUIS mete tom to 130 e pr dos. TanandMorte lades sea to ass web PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. it. Pftbellia ~het 44 3 4. 14 Town Tallow 73a od to is Clan Market as RAW ditto (ewe ) Its od to 70 Whlteebopei Mastet Rails ditto (faap) 67e od to 644 (per Rope of Illb.) Is 3d Melted Stu, 37e fed to jos .........-... Ditto mush 3Es od to oe tae-to4d , °reeves 141 od. Ave's,* Peke M' 30 0001 profs I" to " 1 ellen, Soap. &M t° 0d .,-.3.tawed,83.„-„curd.,l., Price of Candles per doom, a ea 0d.,...-Itioolde, a se. od. COAL EXCHANCZP., Aoguft 3. Deft Coals in the Pool. per Chaldean - see. 64. Delivered to Hnufelirepers - . 63a. 6d. Sunderland, per Chaldean - 43, 6d. r Delientod toHoefekeepere at - - 335. 6d. A woman at Flufhing was lately delivered of three children, all alive ; about ten months ago the fame woman air° brought forth three live children. In Tyrol and in Silefia I,me diftritts have been in, undated by the burgling of water-(pouts. The tempeß, on Tuerday fennight, fell very heavy, in tome parts of ' Suffix, and particularly at Lozwood, "them the hooks were !Luken by the violence of the thunder, and a pour boy firm k dead by the lightning. The deceated, with a min, his companion. were at plough together in the field belonging to Mr. Ktua, and, to avnkl the pelting' of the florin, left their wot lc, and ran to two neighbouring trees, tinier which they were both &tick don by the vivid fluid ; but the man, having received no materiel injury, Coon recovered, and petetiving the lititation of the boy, hattened to his ariiitance, but to no purport, as he found him quite lifelefs,witb the hair cfhis head burnt to a clod, and ais clotheli pri Are. 'Me above fatal cataarophe fornithes another ;finance to confirm the truth of whit we have repeatedly flared, that there is' extreme danger in reeking Other from lightning un der trees, whole power clettreeli , .n it made minifell by almod every tempeft that happens. • -• This feafon or the year is found more prndurtive o that very dangerous malady the Bile, which &crows it&lf by Darden. nervous and Fick head-ache. heartburn, and bowel complaints. tAlowed by yellowt.efs cf the fkin. giddinefs,&c. which often proves fataltothe Arms eß c.inditution. Mr. Discs, apotheeary,has happily, from his estenfive private praftice, applied a Cafe, it cure, and certain remedy in his (bison's) Anti.bilious Pill.. Numerous tellimonies from the Viicountedis Buckingham and Bolkley, the Don ager LaJy Say and Sete, Lords Kilsra , den and Kilm,in, Sir Gtegnry Page Turner, Bart. M. P. Sir G. Wallets. Parr. S:r W. Manner., Bart. M. K. Shelley, 71 P. C.l. Storiingt.m. Ikl Ptitrlee, Prictmontio ; *Oz. Eli. Southampton ; Rev. Mr. W siren, /Ming ton. Slides; Capt. fler.is Rscket•. of the N..er, and Game hundreds of the Nobility and C-ntry ; teatime,. rites to the Ittpertor f ifiCAC f f re. Ar•t-tsih •tis Pill. fuperfede any timber proof. Sold sholefal,, he appointment ot the Proittirt .1 But:et '•. N••. 4, Cheaufole, ansl tetAil he mnl Kookfellets and 1.1 di. eine•Vezdevi in eve, y Town in the Unit 1 K .n;:d in boles at fit. and as. 94. eaLW.With diti.4i..oa, signed C. !Aiwa. 111Rth. Mgrlay, at Lla lode In Cavendlne-fquire, the Lady of Sir tr as Landon ofa eaughter. Os Thus 6f, at Clicistßai, &fur a' very lingering Alm* r. Wcltcr. fader. • ' Oa Tbstfday, tine t6th of July, Mash and moil frrvedly gnats& Jahn Relay. lfq. of Scarva in the county of Down. I • Ira tic had been for staAp years an upright and raptelzh Repreftstadm in ParUanunt, and Grit Demolition& for the Pu., lie Amounts is that ettantrp. Os Timidly,. htm - Collino, relit of Ms late William Collin.; Onitenchity.lient, tivaber-aaaliant. TovAby evening, aged 71, the Rev. D. P. Wood, late ro NG, in the mug of Norfolk. At Bllft•WlSOkbend. MeV lieloblarlb m the 2,1 "1t P tiae ‘ Campitall, Efq. of Downie, Conyamder tithe 0113aburgh rcvaty 1114 H W 0.113:AT LONDObI I9IDGE Ta.t.u.) kt au% Moi , Alow000• ••• •• • to • moo. & eft V ING dedicated she enyfelf . to the Rud k y !th and been . 1.- . ehrTia ;asp& to leash, tute ow eiek jthate Pa tie c l a beve teu T o s at "in:re idd :relt.t:!: era acialiativtamielhd Ia uncertainty. sal unapt MO dist fame& aildelt is acquired by oat eent.--ting the to media of ddraders, * The elest it elElßlUUTlf artionrallarty illitrillog for they Mlith than s tab of conetwottaot lymptotoa. exkl. by a &- f Alined mom etlitenoe %Of be roma ettihittr NA.— day u* beat the prevalence of HI trample, th,tkfttee thithabbsof febed-bepe, or the todublecees of maturity, they re. -the mad elbdamet rofeliond tidli ; but by the igoonitice of eillbalted illlt. thriyuipticna are aggravated...nil the ml mien Is Adroyed. As a MI Ml= of detitOYAL COLLVOirof SURGEONS, 1 ormated etp presegoos emmegaledsp of etireirl no: and w‘ffellag swot pevehtienteirreciita, I yeah *Olt g m o to that eteldesce with Which I base Marto been folboyrea. 111 the lit befedeos of begot ermem4s, tarty astAkotloa wig yobbo the adeadtp of a alehlhected koMt : but wh.re the fur krroo, from • caufeiesfesefe of - the memeniiiiefs of the Mee Which enfold In se tting . , Is (earful of the contempt et cabinet of hie %alp be ham* ace his blirmity wide weld coe me. be latietanary fee hint te be stared oat poly NI empliff. el gesellealthat ado of the mod koMolable (way. • iliailie resat VasmealCompleinuk Is to Prertag Pale. defier or Meek I he &mot eeenpitaned mks It is tot amptire, memo of ezelabr io =zes lie bee r tired a fsfc, cereals, s. I ofint advardeops of this espabsee to &de °hither fee Idea , megallldbel midi amp bold of DEBILITY, of any froptoms et ; VSIIIIIILAL lummox and In de cabs the tense al rem , agembia is lased ea die hat imerelew. Parsstaln the maws is waded to Idaho Bent sate, sad ate Impeded to featly sige mid essraser of Bebe. MAR'IN 11•211, Wagar of the Royal Cage of fa gemes la Leedom Nosy, Arearlehdreot. floosad. neat Temple Bar • 'PH Ecclebrated CORDIAL BALM id - GILEAD aSerreUy alheds NW misik pemeasent relief to atuothers, sat only of the unhappy_ 'WU who Uwe been &kaki at an earl, fie Into vies, but Wpm roams sif al ages aGikted with nervous I diadem, smosaillia oitheribma an leemodaatc tic of tea, lard drinking, kat af ace& Ovid, diflipoted phafare, had ' . isimedenes enaufe of tfr, meat+. &c. Yon& and age of either Cu ar; apalty the cakes of this re llentive, sod they will uniformly participate it. falobrans mad. ties sad area; for whether the fylian has received aback, anti is thibilitatod from lenprudencies or inattention in the may pat et Ws, or is finking under the advance of year., a few &dm of this medichrer wid afford lownediate alturance of returning health and Mere* by siring tone to the inafriglar Oran sad wins of di sdain, sad by ramming the 'bole cooftkutka. The CORDIAL BALM of filLii&D Is rrpsred only by Dr. SOLOMON; Amber of thiCledde to beadhsLiverpord, may *eked at a Os. 44 a howls, by his espantinces Sold by Itannurt_, Hamborgs a Bath, Peter.ftseet, New IRAs Mirka*, Po. d. SUalld, Louden; and in Bath be L e arn s Braishres„ Orrpxy ; Barmsghanx, Knott and Lloyd; lard, &Nth ; Bisisdferd, Nimmons I Bury be. Selinundi a I Cloitcoltnia;Belben ; Cambridge. Hodgfca ; Creamy. itamias Colithdt,r, Keymer g (Wombs" &moans Ca lla, pals. Clasehom. ilehalnesen ; uslood, ander Cl,air P. midi Son g Clactelier, ; lareanditer. =I Chirp shoo, Cands g Dotag e DuyAnk • and At*. d• 0114106 ; Darby, Dena ; Durham, Penolrigtoo ; Dover . Narks; Devam.Lowe ; ,Yirtue ; Dad. Rol e 4 Don.: ov4asetfon ; Edinburgh, Smith, North "Indy g Exeter, awl dos; Faloweeb, Mot; Geoseditse, Fat. Wal ker; tilifgow, BPDievald ; Blocs Holmes; Linens., Drury ,• Lyon, Houtlbi ; Lek lbw, Orre r y, ; Lewes, Pitt; hireneheiter, Th ong/vs ; Masai., Rowe; Maloiltos.,, Walker; kfaaborostak. Harold Newbury, Flake, Afire g New mak, Walker, lisatom ; Neetissington. Defy ; Noottniban„ Beres; Norwich, Sterinion sad Co.; Oxford, Imes Plp. Meth D. et, Newland ; P /Mum. h. Belem ; iteedani, Serra sad Cs.; llochefter, Etherirgton ; Pndia, ?wriest; Shrew 4 busy, Ediarres ; Southampton, Baker; Staff rd, Marian ; Scam dad, Newcomb ; &operand, Bray ; Saddam, Collins; deaths. rough, Baylry ,• Taunton, Dale ; Tusibrdite S e rowe; Wells, Wnynnmob, Wood ; Windt , .r, BI bent/ ; and by all Venders of Genuine Median., in the Uoitrd Kingiewn„ - Of whom may be bad. Family Bottles, conraniog four fenoller one, at 331, by which ge. are Livid, with the words " Sam. Sao moo, Liverpool," asgreved la the Ramp, to guard again& smote& frit.. VENEREAL BLINDNESS. To Mr. Tatou •s TAT LOA. Surgeon, No. 9, New Briar:4ms. irg DLL* n•, rr is with the twoft heartfelt fatisfeftion that I ad .& d r e g you an the Incomparable excellence of your invaluable Medicine...Lk:AKlN PATENT PILLS. —In the (pang of this year I had the misfortune to contend' a Venereal Complaint, atten ded with the molt alarming and da7genin fymptocns ; in fo much that I haw been conned to my room for a whale weak together. feral not able to ftir out of it I had no rat night norday,• and Mitered the molt excruciating pain and torment, and what wan daft work, my eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I tepid karat kifee a any object, if ever fo cleft to ire, and expected nothing kfe than the toad loh of my fight Front a home, heathy, and ra ther mounted man, I became a mere fhadow, and an objedt of pity and compaltsa....My Mends had all given me ever, and thought my recovery impollible. In this dreadful *ate. and ez peaing every minute to be my lift in this world, I was fortu nately reconsounded by a neighbour to try your Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to nopuryofe. and been at an enormous eapewe, n was Come time berme I count sic pnrvalea on to taxa deem; at left I fad for fix boxes, and heforc I had taken them all, I found confidemble benefit ; my palm gradually decreafed. and ..y eyeftcht grew !tact, and to the great forriva and On olOnnatt of all n.y Mends, (after raking three taus mote). my health end itrength was prefeely vellum], and I am now, (thanks to my (km anal your invaluable Metiteine.), as well and batty as • ever I was In nry Ilk. Yoe. obliged humble fervent. liWts-ttreet, Birmingham, tiovarthr es, mit R. L. LEIGH. The above Medium is caraway reaurcaundal to all perfor.- that are Ia any doubt of their LAI; entirely free of every Vous Mel AfFetNon, patticsktly to thole a' out 41:teriny their condition ' In One, se It will certainly eradicate <very taint of that nature, of bowevu long Rawlins. or however difitu4ed under the appearance of other &feelers It may be: fat Scorbutic, Wands/Yr, and Cuts ' emus Ceenriabus It is afto reenennumded to be taken, efmendly 112 the 'prise, hummer, end Fall. Piwertd and fold by the Ink Pmprieter, Teem.% a T Member of the Corporation of %reams, Londe*, at his hook. Pita co. Biltipe.ftreet, were be will give Advice, without a Fos. to Performs taking theft Pills, and will anfwet Patients (Al tus. if poll paid. ma the kme.terms, *femme in all cake that mutt iovioleNs ferrety. M Perfon's cum or cafe having bee• nuationed, hat at their own t ar Maw requeft, by the Proprietor. duricg the comae of more than t t years. that helms bad the coo tiliz! oral t .;coGve (ale of the a:oore Medlcins ma the practice ar.Gre from. They ate al fold by his appointment. at the Perfumer's, No, 31 , bt. A lbase•-greet, Panning, ; Mr. It obenktes forlhop, No. to), Oxforatikem ; Mr. &Fes, Illeaddenet, Na t. Union-raw, L t•le I owembill ; end by me Per en in ever y confiderable nova and linalareL In &um of euty as. gel. each haled up, wish full dieettleste - - ONIX):: Printed rid ra011111•1 by LEV ZEN r, (0 Cos ferbury plAce. ainbeth), ac tw STAR OMCB. PM. t • car-1 &set reb3flari iffe tMe area Orris, MEI* ao