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From :Le LONDON GAZFTTE, Norendoer 23. ODE, ; ON THE DEATH AND VICTORY OF LORD NELSON. Hark ! heard ye not thst fitful fish, COnvnifive as a Giant's throe And fee you not a Nation's eye Befpeak the fettled gloom of woe ? 'Cis Ocean, front his deepell bed, Moans his darling Hero dead! And Britain, with a Mother's grief, Mourns her slain viaorious Chief ! Yet why that grief, and why thole fight ? And why that gloom of fettled woe ? Thrice bleft the Warrior Chief who dies Triumphing o'er his Country's Foe. For rare's the lot, and mark'd by Heaven. That thus to meet our fate is giv'n; The Theban Patriot thus was bleft And WotrE expir'd on Vidt'ry's bruit. S:. Parent's faw thy arm of flume, The frezea Belt relsz'd thou' fear The dittant Nile records thy fame—a• Trafalgar eked tby bold career ! Strike, Bards of Britain ! Strike the lyre; His praifes hymn in words of fire! And !bout in marld'ning fymphony, He bled, be dy'd for Liberty! Born on the waves, thy norfe, the wind, Rnck'd thy rude cradle in the ROlta ; Whilft Dancer fix'd thy daring mind, And lames of wonder bade thee form. And when around the raging fea Would make its rough wild minftrelfy, Thou'dft linen, with fufpendt.d breath, And long to pit:chafe Fame by death: Prophetic with ! by Fate nllo w'd To truth his Country's vaunting Poe; To Heav'n's belidt he lowly bored, And breath'd his lath without a throe. Strike, Bards of Britain ! Strike the lyre! Refound his fame in words of fire ; And (bout, in madd'iling fymphony, He bled, he died for Yidtory! I 1 1 1 1113IaL I. ?ORTIZ. DUBLIN, NOVEIIIBER tg. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OFFICit, NOV. 23. 96th Regiment of Foot—Second Lieutenant Michael Creagh,frorn the z It Foot, to he I.ieutenant, without purchafe; Hugh Smith Spear, Gent to be Enfign, without purchafe, vita Fenton, ap pointed to the 37th Foot. 99:h Ditto—Robsst Earsnar, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur chafe, vice Payne, who retiztis. Royal African Corps—Lieutenant John M•Gregor to be Captain of a Company, without porchafa, vice Oufeley, appointed to the Sad Foot; Eokm Frederick Forbes to be Lieutenant, with out purchafe, she C mphrll, appointed to the 85th Foot; Enfign Alexander Grant to be Lieuttnant, vice M Gregor; James Nel..gaw, Gent. to be Enft3n, vice Forbes; and Barnard JohMo Gent. to be Ftifi;n, vice Grant. 3d Gan B'.n BattaHon•—.Enftgn Stackhoufe Thomrfon to h l ieu tenant, vice MarthalLappointed to the ssth Foot ; H. K. Drake, Gent. to be Enfign, vice f hompfon. The King's German Llginn. ad Regiment of Dragoons- 4 ' , Aptain Auguftus Friederich's to be Captain of aTm with tempor. ry raok Staff-4.ieutenant Colonel Frederick Baron Linfengen, of the Ar till-ry, to he De?uty Alutant-General, vice Deckcn, promot ed; Captain Timaeus, of the tit Light Battalion, to be Ma' jor of Brigade. Royal Newt oundland Fencib,es—Lieutenant John Evans to be Cap tain of a Company vice Roch'vrt. 2rpt nred to the it sth Foot ; Enfign and Adjutant Robert Cooke to b ore the rank of Lieute nant: Enfign Thomas Gitfil:an to he Lieutenant, vice Le Breten, who refivos ; Enfign Capel Loft to 1,2 lieutenant, vice Evans; John Lc Brcton, Goat. to be Ftifign, vice Gilfillan. STAFF. - - To be Infpceting Fic!d.OffiecreoticOmanry and Volunteer Corps in Great Britain. with the temporary rank of Lieutenant Cole ncl in the Army—John ILI omb, Efq. late Major in the tit Dragoon Guards; joreph Harty, Efq. late Lieutenant Colonel in the 93d Foot. HOSPITAL STAFF. _ _ _ Friday the Court of King's Beach gave judgment in the cafe of Maciean And Moore, which is of the bigheft importance to the regulations of the commer citi,world : the circumftances of the cafe were, that a bill for tool. had been difcounted in the Bank of Ireland, which became due and payable upon the s9th of February, which being dilhonoured, was protefted upon that day ; but the following day (the moth) being a General Fall, by order of the King's Prrclamation, no notice was given by the holder. until by the Poll of the sift to the Defendant in this cattle, who was only an indotfer, and who refided in the Ncrth of Ireland, hut who contended, loaf much as he had not been ferved with notice by the next poll after the bill being dilhonoured, he war not liable—Arguments on both fides were urged by Counfel with much ingenuity, as to the General Fall being of fufficient importance to fuperfede the ftriEt nefs of the Aet of Parliament, and the contrary.— But the Court were pleafed to give indgment in fa• your of the Defendant againft the Piaiotiff, which was avowedly in this caufe, the Bank of Iteland. Satnr3ay two men, who were apprehended the preceding day, in the 'mirage of a haute in Bear yard, Clare Market, where a private Rill was at work, were convieled at Bow.ftreet in the penalty of 301. each, which, being isaable to pay, they were com mitted to Bt idewell for fix months. On Thirrfday morning about nine o'clock, an alarming fire broke out at Mr. C. Spencer's, plum ber and glazier. in the High-freer, Marlborough, which burnt wish the greateft fury, and commune cited itftlf in a thort time to the houfe of Mr. Chas. Iligharran on one fide, and Mr. N. Merriman, jun. on the other, as alfo to Mr. Laurence's, breeches. maker, adjoining, where it was providentially flop. ped, but not till thole buildings were entirely con firmed. Mr. Spencer, wife, and family, loft their all, and, to add to his allliftion, his books and tools were confirmed in the conflagration, and his goods and flock uninfured. Two tenements behind the above buildings were alfo confumeJ. THE BAG OF Gotamts.—The elegant manfion ii Hill-ttreet,Berkeley.fquare, for many years inhabited by the Honourable Mr. MACKENZIE, late Lord Privy Seal of Scotland, and uncle to the prefent Marquis of Bum became, at the death of that venerable and mt ch lefpeCted gentleman, the property of the prefent Primate of Ireland, who refided in it for feveral rears ; I is clerical ditty calling him from England, h e l e t Ole houfe to the prefent Lord Moe 17 CTII, fon to the E , al of CARLISLE, who lived in it two years. The Primate returning from Ireland let year, again occupied his old manfion. But being obliged fccond time to return to Ireland, the houfe was a few dog ago let to Lord BRUCE, fon of the Earl of AIL F.SnuR Y, who, on examining feveral parts of the furniture, and not finding therm modern enough for his Lordthip's tafle, ordered them to be replaced by f..me of a more irritable quality. In moving a very antique bureau, which was one of the cabinet pieces of furniture in Lady BETTY Mac •:F 1.% Os chamber, and which, being confidered Meta., was never locked, the wife of Lord BRUCE'S coachman, on whom the fuperintendance of this bu. f ine r, devolved, thought the bureau, on being clean ed, m'ght ferve for holding her clothes. In taking out one of the fecret drawert, for the purpofe of clean ing it, the perczived, to her raker aflonifhment, a large , canvas bag, which, on being lifted, bard, and out flew guineas in every direCtion. The woman immediately Phut the drawer ; and as form as his. Lordfbip came home, informed him of the matter, in thefe words : There, my Lord, there is more gold than ever I taw before, take it ;—your Lordfitip knows bell what to do with it ; I do not ; does not belong to me." His Lqrdfhip took the drawer, and counted the money, which amounted to }or guineas, which, after fornc confideration, he fent to be lodged in the Bank, until the real owner can be !'nood. LONDON MARAITS. • CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, °CHIRAL CTURELNCY AS UNDCR : Wiest, 375. sof. Go. per qr. Grey Peafe 368 40$. Fine Ditto. 645. 665. od. Beans, sos. 6os. Rye, 325. 36e. od. Tiek Ditto 345. sae. od Halicy,;(34. 365. 6d.. Oats, 244. 27. 33 5 . Malt, 708. y6a. od. Poland ditto 35, 362 o d. White Peak, 485. 548. Od. Rape S.:ed, 421. 441. per laR. PRICE OT /LODI. Fine Flour 6os. to 654. Seconds sss to 605. per rack. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, inc l uding only from the 11th of November to the 16th of Nov..—Total 8,931 Quarters. Average tips. 614.—it0 6 ; trl higher than Lott return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 9th of Novonber to the 15th of November. Total-13,685 facts—Average 695. aid , — t+ 14d. lower than lalt comm. RETURN TRICE OF ORAIN, ON BOARD 91115 AS UNDER: Wheat 401 as 6cs Suliolks to 55 1 011 Fine 62s 64s Grey Peas 37; 41$ cd Superfine 656 Beans, new 485 56, ad Rye, now 32 5 3 65 Ditto , old , t o 601 Barley 3os 365 od Tisk Bonin, new 3cl 371 Malt 7os 76s od Olt 4cs sod White Peas 40s 46s od Oats 44s 3 01 33 1 Bailors 47 1 52s Polands 30 365 od Rape Seed 421. to 441. per !aft. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, NOV. 21. Wheat per load 141 os to 191 tos Barley per quarter 11 13$ to 11 176 Oars per ditto II 121 to tl i 65 Bans per ditto 21 41 tO 21 141 Peafe per ditto 21 35 to 21 75 PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. Camway new Bos to 85s per cwt. Coriander, 245 to 155 do. • Trefoil 135 to IS, do. White Multard Seed, Gs 6d to t as od per bufhel. Brown ditto, 9s od to as do. Turnip tos w 16s per bulbel. Brood Beans 28s to 7os per quarter Long Pods sos to sos Taros 3-5 to sos col OBS od Rye Graft 151 oil to 3es Oa per quarter. Canary, ass Od 3.s od to 6os od do. PRICE OF HOPS. RAG!. SOCKETS. Kitt . 61 os to 71 75 i Kent - 61 65 to 81 8 4 itilleat - 61 os to 71 os Suffez - 61 OS to 71 76 Offel 61 os to 71 os Farnham tot —s to 14 1 CI PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 61 6s to 81 OS I Pockets 71 c s to 81 los PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitechspel. Hayrolood 3 o o to 4 to o ray per load 3 10 10 4 8 Straw 1 to o to 1 16 o Straw 1 8 to 1 18 1 Clover 4 4 to 5 to PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Old Hay, 31 los to 41 45 New Clover, 31 tos to 41 4 1 Ncw Do. 21 105 to 41 45 Old Do. 41 sos to 31 CS Straw, 11 to to tl as. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL. November 25. Per itone of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef as 81 to 41 od 1 Veal 36 od to 4 , 1 64 Mutton 36 od to 4$ od Pork 41 84 to 5+ 441 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. :t. James's market 4s lid Town Tallow 49+ 64 to co .Tare Market 4$ 24 Yellow Rollo 68. to 705 cd O'hitechapel Market White ditto 68s od to os (Peg (tone of 81b.) 4s od Soap ditto 67s to 01 al ----- Melted Stuff 595 to os od 125 3id Ditto rough 396 cd to os Avenge Price 45 ad Graves a is ad Good Dregs tot to os Yellow Soap, 76s to os—Mottled, 86s--Curd, 9os Price of Candles per dozen, its od—Moulds, 12. od RAW HIDES. Hides (per(tone) 3s 64 to 35 84 Horfe Skins 161 od to 191 Middling 35 24 to 3s 44 Sheep Skins 4s od to 6. od Ordinary is sod In 36 ad Shsarlings OS od to os od Heavy Calf 124 64 cacti I Lamb Skins os od to Os cd PRICE OF LEATHER. per Ile. AT I.EADENHAI.L. Butts, so to 561 b each sad to 25i4 Ditto, 6o to 651 b 564 to 17d Merchants Backs 231 d to 244 Draing Hidcs 211 d to 23d Fine Coach Hides 2.1 to 25d Crop Hides for Cutting 224 to 244 Flat Ordinary 2141 to std Calf Skint, 30 to 401 b per dozen 38t1 to 424 Ditto so to 7olb 3841 to 431 Ditto 70 to Solb 36d to 39d Small Seal- (Greenland) per lb. 3s od to 31 44 Large ditto zoos to aro per doz. Tanned Heck Hides ais to 38s each NEW COAL. MARKET, November 25. Ohlp* at Market. • Ships Sold. Prices. 109 Newcaftle. Cods 1 9 es 34 551 6d a Sunderland - - 4 36$ cd 44+ 3cl 4 St. David's 2 375 6d. 3 Cinders 3 36. od oos od COUNTRY MARKETS. TRIERS Of GRAIN AT Tilt FOLLOWING ISAIRETI. HASINOSTORIto.-What 6os ad to 76s od per Quarter. Barley 31S od to 37s 6cl I Beans ass od to 55s od Oats Sot of tO 347 od Peak 005 Od to OCS od Mainzoozati.--Wheat 631 cd to 76s 6d per Q. Barley 325 od to 355 od I BEADS 465 od (0.545 Od Oats 325 Od to 38 5 Od Peafe sos od to eos a Newsurr.--Wheat 6os od to 85s ad per (tr. Barley 26s od to 341 od I Beans 401 cd to slls Od Oats 24s od to 34$ cd ?cafe 425 cd to 435 cd Hos tso.—Wheat 6os od to 821 Od per O. Barley 3es od to 376 od I Beans 599 cd to 59+ cd Oats 26$ od to 31+ od Peale 432 od to sod cd Rzaotoc.—Wheat 62. od to Sos od per Ql. Barley 275 od to 365 6d I Beans 36s cd to 56s od Oats 264 cd to 3 2 s od Peafe 441 64 to 47. od William Lynn, Gent. Surgeon to the Weftminfter Hofpital, to be Surgeon to the Farces. Commiinons in the liall Derbyfit%re Battalion of Vo lunteer Inflntry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Robert Wood, Efq. to be Lieutenrm t Colonel Commandant; John CrefTy Hall, Ent to be Maine Dated lull 6, 1805. To be Captains—George rowaes, Efq. Dated May 9, 1305. James Fletcher, William Wilfon, and John Brown, &qrs. Dated! July 6, 1805. John Turton, Efq. Dated November ta, 1805. to be Lieutenan , a , — , -Charles Lowe, William Saxton, Francis Hey worth, and Jan Hunt, Germ Dated July 6,1805. John Woolley, Gent. Dated Nov. 12, iSos. to be Enfigns—John Flint, Geo. Lowe, Thomas Green, and Wm. Cawood, Gems. Dated July 6, 18os. To he Adjutant—Hugh Campbell, Gent. Dated Sept. 23.1803. To be Surgeon—John Inneer, Gent. Dated Nov. 12,1805. To be Chollaln..-Rev. James Bowen. Dated Noy. la, aos. Commiffions figned by Lord Teignmotith, Vice Lieu tenant of the County of Surrey. Loyal Tooting Volunteers. Lieutenant Walter Lord to be Captain, vice Oakley, refigned, an" Enfign Clarke to be LieutenanwriceLord. Dated Nov. ri,ttos tat Regiment of Surrey Volunteers. Second Lientenaat bomas Williams to be ;ft Lieutenant, vice Boyd, refigned. Dated as above. Commiffiou in the Battalion of Stewartry of Kirk cudbright Volunteers, figned by the Lord Lieute nant of the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright. James Dalyell, Efq. to be Captaln,vice Dalyell, deseafed. Dater November 1, iBos. Commilfions in Volunteers Corps, figned by his Me jelly's Commilfioners of Lieutenancy for the Cif of London.--London Volunteer Cavalry. Jofials Moorman, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Gardner, refigned.— Dated Sept. i 4. lekos• 7th Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers. To be Lieu tenants—Fnlign Griffith Thomas, vice Griffiths, re figr ed ; Fnfign Eiward waltz:iv - aft, site A. Goldfmid, refigned and Enbv 'find's, vice Beretta, promoted. Dated Sep tember 14, tBO5. To be En Cigna— Mona' Smith, jun. Gent. vice Thomas, promot ed; William Galkell, Gent. vice Wolfloncraft, promoted ; Win Nafh, Gent. vice indle, promoted, and William Burn, Gent. vice Newton, refigned. Dated as above. PARTNERSHIPS DI , SOLVED. John Ward, and Richard Foth rgill, of Kingltonmpon Bate merchants, February 5, 1835. G. Sucherlend, and James Gould, of Mitcham, Surrey, calico. printers, July 14, 1804. Adam Steuart, and H. Parfons, of Liverpool, Nov. re, ;805. James Smith, Samuel Newton, and Samuel Hall, of Chowbent, Lancafhire, cotton machine mimes, November 14, 1805. Edward tiniest/cod, and Charles Price, of High Holborn,linen drapers, March a 6, iBos. James Smith, and Thomas Taylor, of Lancaffire, founders, No vember 14, 1805. Richard Pickering, and John White, of Barniley, Yorkibire, Odloher 1, 18;5. William Surtacs, and G. Clcmentfon, wine merchants, Anal 31, 18:4. Ann Hatton, Richard Smith, and R. Culfhant, of Wrighting ten, Lancalltire, tanners, November 16, 1805. Ann Refe and Charlotte Dean, of Houndfditch, fancy draft ma kers, Odtobcr 20, 1805. Edward Overton, Lionel Oliver, F. W. Boozer, G. Overton, J. Homftay, S. Oliver, and C. Ridout, mercers, grocers, &c. of Hie wain Feb. 16,1805. ' R obert Harris, Jamb Harris, and Wm. Taylor, of St. Paul's Church-yard. druggifts, Nov. at 8 0 5- Henry Weft and Co. of Jamaica, and Alexander Henry avid Co. of I.aurily., !rift-chants (In far as relates to William Mac Niel and Alexander Stewart of the Paid hook), Dee. 31, 1805. Friday the 15th init. about fix o'clock in the even ing, as Mr. Charles GI ay, of Alton, was returning from Ocinarn, he was met about three hundred yards on the Alton fide of South Warnborough by two footpads, one of whom flood before him on the quartering of the road, and without fpeaking,ptefent ed a pittol, and fired. Mr. G. rode up to, and truck at him ; at that inflant the other villain thatched at his hcrfe's bridle, but miffing his aim, laid hold of Mr. G.'s knee, and at the fame time violently thruft the muzzle of his pittol against his bread, and fir ed. Fortunately for Mr. G. by the force of the blow, and the plunging of his honk, the contents of the piflol took a direition acrofs him. He efcaped unhurt, and without being robbed. The fame evening as Mr. Leach's fervant was re retutning from Odiham to Bitton Farm, near Upton 1 Gray, he was met about eight o'clock by the fame villains, very near North Warnborough. The fhortett of the two fquatted in the middle of the road, and as he was in the aft of cocking his piaci, the lad's horfe took fright and turned about. The villains fired and lodged 4.8 (hots, No. 1, in the lad's back. He return ed to Odiham, and the flints were extracted the fame evening. He is in a fair way of cl , .ing well—a slug was found underneath his great coat, bad it not been for the thicknefs of which he mull have been killed. Saturday fe'nnight, when a gentleman was fol. lowing the fox hounds acrofs Coldingham Muir, his horfe plunged into a bog, and before he could extri cate hinafelf, the animal recovered, and made off, the foot of the unfortunate rider fill (ticking in the Ilirrup. In this fituation he was dragged for more than half a mil:, in fr,i:e of the exertions of all pre fent to flop the boric, which .vas at lall accomplilhed by one of the huntfmen. It is unneceffary to men tion that the gentlemam was taken np quite dead, and fadly mangled. tihro. . Ott the 16th i - it. at Catehrad lark Mn reitfi! b+ •It late Henry ElPforl, itfq. of Fiebbtan tb•co.mry vi Od Weildariay the s:,.th inft. at her b.-Cite , Lm.f. A t Not ,i• . tied, 39, Mrs. C Botanquet, rclia of WitLant liolenquat, bee et Harley•ft r, rt. Mali WATER AT LONDON-rRIDGE To Manger*: ltaiis 9• • - 45 tedatutta afta 3 Ammo= . - . • 7 mina« after 6 WEI.CH's FootALE PILLS, for the GREEN SICKNESS and other DISORDERS incident to YOUNG FEM AILS. • 9 HE following inllance of theit unc , rtanon effi cacy, is worthy the attcntiot, of the afiretta. MADAM, Firllotilll Duck, Od. to, Otos. So much benefit I have received from a ntedicice called WELCH's FEMALE PILLS, of which, by the bill, I understand you to be the Proprietor, that I ant it dueed, in gratitud, I'r my recovery, and from a denre of (crying thole who are timnariv at- Bided, to Rate the particulars of my cafe, which you 1:e at hbertr to make as public as is agreeable to yaurfelf. l an now near twenty years of age, and for the left three years have been fearccly three days free from Moat which to deferibe particularly might be unimportant and improper; but to fpeak ge nerally, I was ',filleted with a continued fliortnefs of breath, at. eampanied by palpitation of the h..-art ;my appetite w.tsgeneraf! very much reduces:, but now and then greedy to excefs ; my coun tenance, from being rofy, became of a pali.t lividnefs, and thole. periodical difeharges to which we are fubjed, were now trifling and irregular. In this Rate a hued . .n to myfelf and friends, I bad recourre to every means preferihed by the ;amity, or recommend ed by my friends, to obtain a reiteration of health, hut without fuccefs. At leneth Welch's berlt.de P il ls were met,tioncd by a Lady who happened to be on a viii - a our bottle. to have been of material fervice to a relation of her's in a fimil.tr caution, and who that continued to take them with coal profited of a com plete restoration of her former health. On this reprefentation, I immediately lent for a couple rf hazes, anti by the time I had taken them, agreeably to the dint:Lions, I fcund my bonier irnp toms of ill health materially to ahae, and I new ant taking the fourth boa with every prolpett of a complete reßoreion by the time it is empty. I tlwrefore, with heartfelt fatisisOtion, ackit.;w ledge myfelf, Madam, math your debtor, and a. •., ewe molt obe dient fervent, HONORLI WILKINSON. To Mrs. Krarne7, Fleet-firect,Loodon. Welch's Female Pills, (with dire:Antis) price at. 94. a box, are fold wholefale, by G. Kearney. London ; Di.-ey and Co. Bow Church-yard, Cheapfide; F. Nettiberry, No. 4 c , St. Paul's Church-yard; Bacon and Co. No. it°, Oxford-area ; Butler. Cheapfidc; and Barclay and Son, Fleet Market. • • As another Medicine is fold under the name of Welch's Female Pills, which is fpurious, purchifers are requefted to re mark, as the Cureß teftimony of authenticity, that each bill of di.. re lions is ligned with the name of C. Karfley in hat,tl writing; and on the outfide, whereby servants cannot be impe.fed on, the Ramp is printed by perntirion of his Majefly'i Hon.:En-Able Cons milieu crs of Stamps, this: C. Kearney, No. 46, Fleet-itreet. Mow others are genuine. CURIOUS AND IN FERES ONG. This day was publifhed, pike 3s. In one volume octavo, of near 3ao-pages. with . an degant Portrait of the Author, a New Edition (with Additions) of A GUIDE TO HEALTH ; or. ADVICE to both SEXES in a variety of Complaints: Explaining the molt fimpk and tificacions remedies for thee dif cafes which are treated on under the following beads, viz. Abortion, Addrefs to the fair Sex Inenbus, or night n arc Addrefs to Parents,&Guardians Irregularity about the men ear Advice to nervous Patients Leprofy, Lime water, AR, Appetite, Afthma Lownds offpirits, Love Barren, women, Bathfulnefs Maids of a weakly colatitudes Bathing, obtervations on Mail, Mettles, I Birth, particulars relating to tiemory, his or defeat of Body, unfavourable poiturc of hltrid, difeafes of Bowels, Bubo, Mothers, their duty Chlorotis. or Green Sicknefs Nerves, weak Child bearing, Child birth. Obfeene,converfation,haneful Chordee, Cancers, Clap, Cold effals of Confumption. Conception Parents and Guardians Cure for Nervous dikafes .--- addrels to 1 Dancing, Daily etereifes Paraphymolis I Dejection Plithiiii, or confumption I Deficiency of natural itrength Phymofis, Pregnancy I Difference between Venereal Quick digegion fyinmoins and thole often kheiunatem, mistaken for them Riding on horfeback Digeitton, Dreams R Mil k . early Excreife Scurvy, Scrofula Female complaint., Fits Suppreffion of the merles Flannel, Swooning. Flatulence or wind complaints Symptoms of Pregnancy Fluor Allan'. or whites Tea, 'f‘inperance,Timidity Girls, Gonorrhoea, Gcut Turn of life Gouty iptilm in site Wallach Ulcers in the throat Great fchools V emery, ezcclllc, & &cat Heavy fur,pers Venereal difeafes. Virgins Hereditary difeafes, Voyages by ha, Walking Heart burn Water, Weakccfs, Wind Windy liquors, Wine. Wemen's milk, Women Youth Hypochomiriac complaints Hy (Laic affections (minden - to evacuation Internal linking By S. SOLOMON, M. D. Every perfon, young and old, fh>uld purchafe this book. there being fcaroely any Individual who is not itit,.refti.(i it, :Ain: part of It. In particular it is ri.costimmided to young nun and noys ;as au early attention to the latter may terse to guard •hen trom fatal rock on which thoufands have Ira. and be the means of pre re. in their bodies from difeafe, and alto their fouls, their minds, and all their faculties front deli:rued:au. Londor : Printed fur the Author, and fold by H. D. Symonds. Paternoftcr-row, and Mrs. Mathew., Strand; Dugoale, Dublin ; Baxter. Edinburgh ; H ly, Cork ; Meve. Bellslt ; and by all other Bookfellers and Printer. of Provincial Newfpapers in the United Kingdotn,prlce 3s. only. delivered fiee of can :age. To THUS. TAYLOR, El l . No. 9 , !slew Bridr.Atrett, tondos. SIR —I confider it but an a't of jultice doe to the merits of your LEAKF.'s PATPNT PILLS, to c o m muni r rate to you the following Cure, which has recently been yerformd by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication °fru. orders arifing thcrcfroni), was reduced ilrnott.tit a ikeet•.n, and tanhodurih„lidcativa.aii_kithye ofbe p ft a m ten ed t i m ea c l a dv ic e r xl v , h ti r i li t, coul 4 d ,t b! e Saturday fe'unight Thomas Blake was fully corn-obtained, mated to Oxford Caftle, charged on fu fricion of 112 ving which teem. Ito fuit his cafe, onto do hirn anyintice ; I.e P rati.. do feinniouily ftolen a aol. note of the Oxford Old Bank, ed in a .nolt retilleed and pitiable iktuation for two years unable to follow htsprofeffion, and fearecly able to walk or even to italsd on and other notes, the property of Mr. Richard Cof• t i o n rec taet ov , er nooAe s w: as o k ati n v ew ircd h a int l e a ve t r . fuppofear it l poißt.ir ter, of that city, coach matter—and nn the fame his t. L iam ; day William Bennett was committed by the Rev. Pitts—he did fo, itridtly adhering to the dirflto l i ,. : lr givt il •i t :i g tk g John Cobb, D. D. charged on fufpicion of having I them--he hid not taken moral= two boxes,brforc hi: found an C. alteration for the better : thin .ncouragcd hint to proceed, +WI by felonioutly fiolen from the dwelling hour . : of t aking a few box., more he found his appetite and Itrength g radu- Stought, of Chadlington, fundry articles of plate, I ally return, and is now as healthy aild as Rout as any man 1 wearing apparel, and other goods, his proptr‘y. r know. You arc welc,xne, Sir, to refer any perfun to me fur a S ARAH ECKRORD, aged thirty five years. When I Collfiflnatiail g' the above aceoont if it thould be doubted. • I ant. Sit, your obedient humble fervant, firft this cafe of Scrophula made its appearance it Library, roli,ftone, July re, aos • THO PURDY. was in the abforbent glands of the neck, which be- Prepared and fold by the fore Proprietor ' came rather thickened, and then advanced to a hard Taos. TarLoa, Member of the Royal Coll,le of Snrgeonr,L , n• tumor ; the applied to a medical gentleman whit Where, don, a his bouf•-, No. 9, New Bridge fireet; W a here, afrer i a c l onftant refidence of more than 40 year!. in a bronglif it to fu oration , he then opened it, and andrrs ti vr c t i za it i t, d , i t r h ,e e t c ,d ,r, , s o of tt r c c u r il i or N .n - enera h l i c .x ur s pL: the neck became ulcerated from the ear to the thoull der ; tumors foon formed in the falivary glands, un- : that inviclabie fecrecy wlilc:i men ta l i his pr,t . ,.1.,, should lito. 1 oblerve, h.• deters himfeifthe advice and affilliTlCC ht. gut:l4o4:y der the chin, in the parotid, by the fide of the ear , pet.O atters to staii il 7his nirdietne, wil: he e.`e•nutl, by and the abforbent glands on the other fide. She ; da n minic l' am ; : :.::.l.:' r es an ":"M'' CC: agdpin t° Sc ° l' t ' l 31' at was admitted an out patient of St. Bartholome w ' s I v Hofpital for eight months , without rece' v i n g an y ! Alio fold, l-y his appointment, for the couyenieuce of lige Av. . relief. At this time, by the advice of Mary El iaile, : ice at a diftance. at the Perfumer's N 0..;,. St. Alt.ei's-nceet.,t . ,.l Man: the 'royale?. t04,0s fin.;-f. reel ; Mr. rhiborotksh. , rit% who had experienced relief at the Difpenfary, S:ilto , n ft . T r t ., :t o il l i ;r Mr. 7.:u;ter Se , niii•bridge, Edints rob; Mr. MAN,. fquare, the began taking the Drops, and continued ..r. at i . , . , *- ; _ _•I - . • I'4, Pt trier ; Moliediuge'ai . Liverpool. them for the ( pace of a twelvemonth, when the ul- I k for.',, Mancheller, apd by one pe:•fon m every 4.a.- ] m i derable town in Great Britaiti and Ireland, in laves of only 2 1. v et cers healed, and the became pet feetly well. Crown Court, fleet-itreet. SARAH ECNFORD. : e t c h, fcalvd up with full and; ato direttiont, wl.e :•hy petfons o' I may core themfelves wit care. ipso!, ftetwm, and Girt:. Be careful to ant for SPILSIIVRY'S Pate:it Anti fcorbutic Drops, having the words " By the King's , 1 en N w • lnch‘, v i cr l l fa b v ° ou x cither b fer i. r fo ef ldi t z e Grea n t i Britain er t fe u; •lesi ape! , atb n taz... , .. Patent" expreffed at length en the bottle, bill of di- ; orice—T. Taill.m. No. 9, New Nriage-ttecen— P roinittatitibiehie rations, and outride wrapper ; the (lamp alto, the • Worm, and all others arecounteifeit. King's duty, is printed its black ink intlead of red.—.- i Bottles price 9s. hd. los. and ti. as. duty inchida Vilinufary, No. es, Soho-Apace. LAJNI.to N int,..d and t. abet:bed ty LE VhL K!N r (at Car • tcrhury-F4ace, Lamsrtli ). at t.l.c STA% OrittCb. Mn. t. CLYr amt. Pat,lifacti atfo at the ST* a Goma .7 at ple-Lar. 7 II