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I, (. t.: r • • r • . ~„' '~• ,i ' QV P/C-WIC THEATRICALS. EPILOGUE, SPOKEN BY COLONEL GREVILLE. What is Pic Nic ? I hear you all exelzim, 'What sloes it mean, and whence the odious name ? It treans no miL:hief, thus far I may tell, Nor is it, as Come think, an Imp of Heti I Tbo*, ifkliethi. like Talifmans of old, It gives to its Polreffor wealth untold. Some think 'tis certainly Paid I"! bog, While others think it limply means the Stacks! Mils Magnet bloating lifps.—it means the Straw. :ti But's comforted when told, we all by Law. Some ray none better can define the wurl Than .1111 Towirai and Sir Ric Ha RD FORD; While others, tho' in Juhnfua they ean't find it, Still famellow think that Sn GRID AN'S d:fin'd it. • For me tho"rainß my will, I frankly own Its myllic qualities mull loon be known For fault ring up St. j..ntees-ftreet to-day, I heard a friend captain it inthis way : A Pit Ni. is a devilifh clever plan, Invented when the fearcity began ; liy which a Supper by the guefts is given, That feeds the Halt at kali be days in levee ; And while it practices to make them merr7, likeplenUh.3 his bins with Port and Sherry. A general laugh annonncA the approbation W:th which Pk Xis rectiv'd interpretation. While fneaking off TT -e vea'd. I plainly law, Our Pk Me d.ustn'sl by &air', nut by Low.' To you, more I commit my fate, Oh' fare wy Fare. by emptying cv'ry Plate; Leave no ale: pickings for your needy Hollig And grant fame refpite to the Afore/mg Pqf. But e'er with madeft look I mike my bow, One word to proper manly pride allow. Under whatever name this Meeting goes, 'That rail d a halt of mean, malignant foes; Nut fuck as general blame (hauls' (unman forth, But foes alike to candour as to worth. It then th' Amufements of Ten facial Nights Rafe Virtue's blunt, or trench on Patent Rights. 1 ike Birnint's wood that wailed to Dunfinanc, Make pour St. Gilt. twee rout in Drury -lane— If this be rmed, than why one hour aidure A • rifl;n6 pleafure. neither juft nor pure But if your reafon owns r.o better cattle For tamely Yielding , than Ntwfpaper Laws— Or w hat, perhaps, you'll deem more galling Rill, The i cdly Mandates of the Greetsroom will; Then \et that reafon fpum a Mimic Throne. And o. Jars rights eepecling.-zGuard your Own! On M 'onday night Tall the following melancholy cireumlla lice happened at Doncaster :—Mrs. Speight, ,f Ferrybridge; being on a vifit at Mr. Sareliff 's, was w. !king up St. Sepulchre's-gate with f ame of her friends, about eight o'clocl in the evenin, t, when the unfortunately fell into a cellar, whit di had been dug out for building on, and not fent ed off, by which accident her collar bone and on, •of her arms were broken, and her hip diflocated, be: Ides being otherwife fo much bruited, that her life is tlefpaired of. At Cardiff a Sizes, T. David, for houfebreaking, received faun cc of Death, but was reprieved; R. Morgan, an, l E. Williams, convieted of grand larceny, were fc ntenced to two months imprifon ment ; Rees an. d Mary Phillips, charged with horfellealing. wet e acquitted. At the griZei for Somerfetfhire the calendar prefented a lilt of ZS plifoners, of whom the fol. lowing have been t. -kJ :—John Wills, for Dealing linen cloth ; J:i. aged 13, for Dealing 1 z handkerchiefs; Tho. aqs, Appleby, aged 13, f)r [leafing a muffin g, uvn and a waillcoat ; Julio Martin, aged 15, an, j Charles Dunkerton, aged 13, for Dealing table- sloths, boots, &c. were fen tented to (even years tranfportation ; and Grace Tadd, for receiving tl se above articles, knowing them to have hcen Dolt. n. to 14 years tranfporta tion ' • Ann Phillips, tor. emitted for receiving, and Jof. Lewis, for Dealing f 'fine of the above articles, were admitted evidence. A number of other pri foners were convifted of it. ferior offences, and lea. tenced accordingly. At the above affixes, a Perron of property, of the name of Pike, was tried on a charge of pur chafing the King's Dom, fore a fpecial Jur/. This trial commenced at nine o'clock on Monday, and did not elide till nine in th t evening, when the defendant was acquitted. Es ct.iss STATE LOTTEIty..... Thirty-fifth Day. —Nos. 25'943' 14,933, Prizes c. f to,oool.—No. att, a Prize of 1001.- I —Nos. 59,7 '39, and 40, 2 to, Prizes of 50 1. wee Tickets Nos. 24,933 and 15443, drawn `yeiterday Prizes of Ten Thoufand Pounds each, were both fold at Meffrs. Masan, Juan E, and Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange; th t former in One-fourth, Two-eighth, and Eisla t Sixteenth Shares, and the latter in a whole Tickt st, at which Office No. 14.,c,64, a Prize of Twenty Thoufand Pounds was likewife fold in a whole Ti kket, and the following Prizes in the prefent Lotte. 7, "fll in !hares, viz.—No. 27,872, a Prize of aZin,ool.; No. t 5,440, a Prize of scoot No. 51911342, % Prize of wool. ; Nos. 29,769 and 22,557, Prizes of cool. each. The moil furpAng thing in town, and the rub • Oft of general converfation, is the very aftouith mg fagacity and curious performances of the ftu pendous Male Elephent at PIDCOCK'S Grand Me nagerie, Exeter 'Change. This animal is endowed with faculties which appear rational, and far ex ceeds every idea that may be formed without fee- 1 ing him. To the admiration of innumerable vili tors he has indicated the hour and minute of the day with the grcatell precifion, and told any figure written down by the company. He opens and thus locks, &c. &c. In Ihort, the natural hiltorian and amateur never had a better opportunity than the prefent for viewing, at PIDCOCK'S Grand Mena gerie, Exeter 'Change, not only the above noble curiofity,bnt tome hundred' other rare and beauti ful foecimens of their favourite pnrfuit.—The Pro prietor continues to purchafe and exchange all foreign birds and heals as ufuaL LONDON MARKETS. CORM' CHADIC; F: FRIDAY, APRIL 9. 1 1 1 Rama of the PRICES of FLOUT, frt.nt the sjth of Mara to tie 21 of April ancluiive. Total 6311 facks.--Aserage c9l. 6id. 4s. I id. lower than 1411 MUT. PRICE 01:110PS IN THE BOROUGH Bags 31 tc6 to 51 os Pockets 41 tot to 81 of SMPITIFIF.LII, April 9. To fink the otril--per Bone of 811. Let 4s 84 to is 8d Vial -5, Ed to Is sd Mutton -64 ed to - s cd Pork - 5s at to 6s 41 Stock at Market this morning, 13eafts frx. 811LeP 1000. NIN*G.ATE and LEADENHALL, April 9. Per ftone of 81b. by the carcafe. Bezf 34 81 to 5s od Veal 4s Ed to 6. Mutton 4$ 84 to SS 81 Pork ss 04 to 6s 44 RAW HIDES, Aoril 9. - Hides (per none) 34 4d to 311 6,1 Heavy Calf gs od rack hliddling as lid to as to.! Hoife Skins 121 to 16s Ordinary as 4.1 to 211 6d Sheep Skins 4$ od to los PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. .. - - St. James's market as 3d Town Tallow 7ts 6,1 to os Clare market 4$ 24(1 Ruffia ditto (ca.) 664 od to 67s I,Vhitechapel market as td Ruffia ditto (fosp) nas to 65s (per none of Sib.) White Candle Ruflia 6t s to 66$ Melting Stu ff 574 al tosts 2u 61d Ditto Rough aos od t. os Average Price 4$ 2d Greaves - 191 od to ax Good Dregs ttv to os Yellow Soap, 741. to os.—Mottled,gas.....-Cued, SU_ Candl:3, tts. 6d.--Moulds, 12% 6d. COALS, April 9. Bet Coals in the Pool, 21. is. od per Chaldroll. Delivered 2L to.. cd. Sunderland, tl. tss. cd. DePvered V. 4s. CI I.C.CLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Clarence has been pleated to appoint the RLV. John Tottenham O'Keeffc, B. A. of Exeter College, Oarerd, to be Chaplain to his Royal Highnefs. Oaroan, Aeatt. 3.—On Monday fe'nnight Medi,. William Chatterton, of Magdalen Hall; and Francis John Hem, of Exeter Collage, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. On Friday fennight Mr. Farmer Taylor, of Chrilt Church, was admitted Bachelor of Arts. Monday lalt the Rev. Daniel Sandford, Msltitr of Arts, of Chrlß Chung, *ls admitted Bachelor in Divinity ; and Mr. Genre Strode, of Exeter College,was admitted Bachelor of Arts. 'rudder laR the &.cV. Daniel Sandford, R.iehelor in Divinity, of Chrift Church, was admitted Dodlor in Divinity. Wednefilay hit Mr. Charles Coombe, of Exeter College, was admitted Bachelor of Arts. _ _ _ Tburfday laf William Ward Jackfoo, of Civil! attires, Efq. sras admitted Bachelor of Arts, C;r4nd Compounder. BIRTHS. The wife of John Gregfon. a journeyman joiner, of Man. thelter, was (on Mooday,Tuclilay, and Wedncfslay feonight), delivered of three children—. 4 boy and twu girls. The mother is in a weak ftate, but the infants look remarkably yea, and arc wry likely to live. Saturday, at EAR Hill, Wandfwarth, the Lady of Charles Morris. Efq. of a fon. On Sunday evening laft. at his houfc in Portland-place, the Lady of Thomas Tyrrw•hit Jones, Efq. M. P. of A fou. MARRIED. Lately, in Chethire, at the feat of M. Keatingc, Efq. M. P.. the COUlren Wallop, Member for Andover, to M ifs Keatinge. Tburfday, at Mary-la-bonne Church, Tho. Skinner, F.fq. of Wilden, near Bedford, to Mifs Molcrop, of Great Portland ftreet. On Tuefday, a. Meridan, Warwitkihire, the Hon. William Booth Grey, fccond fon of the Earl of Stamford, to mifs Prycce, Melt daughter of the late Thomas Prycc,, kfq. of Duffryn, in Glamorganthire. DIED.- • Monday, William Cronme, Efq. of Cireneefter, banker. On Thurfday, at 'footing, Walter Powell, Efq of Lombard (tract, banker. Toefday laft, at bee father's honk, Burry-place, Kent-road, of a decline, Mils Lucy Ricketts. Op Wednefday Mrs.Taylar, relit!! of the late Mr. Tay lor, oculift, of Hatton Garden. elterday, at 'HiMpltead, Mrs. GeorLc Harrlfen, the wife of George Harrifon, Efq. of N 0.9, Lincoln'*-Inn-Fields. At D miff-les, Mr. Wm. Curran, of Breckonfide, merchant. At Athton Court. Gloucerierthire, after a long nines, Sir John Hugh Smyth, But. Lately, at Aberdeen, Mire Anne Rofejelteeltulftrers. Her death was ocursoned by her clot bre taking file, aud no illiftance being at hand, fitt was dreadfully burnt. She ratified the ae cident near three weeks, and bore her fufferings with calm and dignified refignation. On the a tth uk. at his hour: in Jameerft9inst s Eilinhuntai Mr. Robert Tcnnetit, SAcitor at Law, At Newniains, the 224 ult. in the S,th year of his age, Dr. Robert Maekinlay. At Venue, in the Eaft Indies, the IR Sept. Ilk Major Wm. Elliot, eldett fun of Cornelius Elliot, Efq. W.S. On the 20th ult. Mr. James Laing, merchant, Petit.. The Rev. Samuel Livinglion, Minifter of the Prerbyterian Congregation of Clare, in the county of Armagh: On the 3d inft. at the boufe of his father-in-law, R. Cumber land, Efq, of TunbrldgeWells, Wty. Badcocjs, Efq. in his 29th year, of a rapid decay. Id 1M 1 N r i r HEN Prole ong en 0 education and re fponSbility deviate from the general fyßent by the fe ledtion ore peculiar Branch, the Undies of bug continued fucceft is the ben criterion of fuperiority. Light years have I devoted my pradlice to the eschtfive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefatul rtfuk of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as 1 am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the mutt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Pradiee to refcuc individu als front the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECT lON, whether of a recent or long duration.--ally. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariSng from the habits of Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and laftly that dr rangensent of the (yam In Women which is called BARREN NESS or moury. _ _ _ _ __ _ _ ---__ Wilinetous difeaks are the refuk of Ignorance or hafts in the treatment of a ftrople Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequestly bap. pens that the feeds of Life arc polio/red by the indifcretion 01 an unguarded hour. By a fupcior method fuch complaints are ably cured, and even where others have failed, I trait t bat I may profile= to offer a radical re-eitablithment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dithers In the difurder compared with the calamitous fituations of Men,whs from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a fafhionahle Life, acquire that date of Debility which ` lea die unavoidable coofequence of loch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his mifery,but care i i my conceals his misfortune, it may be Write confulatiou for hi, ti to know, that although it be an oiled of doubt or weer oh ty with other Pradtitiooers, the removal of thcfe DER CIL NOES by the gradual progrefs of Retorration is the acquire. ma tt of my experience. If the rites of Baechuspr Venus have be g un 50 reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented b y an , early counteraelion of this languid Rate; and In dole rain nt.. great difficulties will occur. Bute here this Deficiency has for years canted, a proper Per greoroarr 4 indffpenfibly requifite to revive the flumbring quarks of Life, a: td to re animate the Conftitution. MARK. 'FD WOMEN, who have long been difappointed in their cap kintions of a Family, may be allured, that in mod inganeea flic is Weds are curable by Medial Skill. The SECR 'ICY which is fo effential to my undertaking, and the Qualifiesf loos which I have prefumed to Rate , form the B o o s amy pr teams, and its coincidence with filth this inti mation is given, that Mr 11.--- may be confalsedpefonally (nr by ictters int I Xing a (mall Dote) athis hook, No. ao, Arun del-ttreet. Strain. I, oeur Templo-rr. There is an Ix tliiinnal eno l .ranoe In Water-drat adjoinly p and the name is of I both err ,te a , feta Mem her al: ,bo Ito* COW of bergeoft i , .• ‘ i . TO BE LET, FITENTSITED, And entered upon immediatcll RARFORD HOUSE, near Downton, Mks ; . 1 - 0 with walled Gardens, Hot.houfes, Stables. Coach-hoofs, and all usher convenient Offices, and a 6 Acre, of Pallure Land, late in the occupation of the Pail of Mahncfbury. About 20 Acm more of Paiture Land may be had if required, and the Manor of Hamptwurth, adjoining to Downton, will be let with the abuse—Barfurd-Houle is only fix miles from Salifbury- Enquil e of Mr. Amy, elate, Salifbury ; or of Mr. Mots land, Dowmon, Wilts, who will lhew the Prtntif.v. FOR SALE BY' PUBLIC AUCTION, At the hon4on Tavern, Foxhole-ftrert, Plymouth, on Mon day the 3d Day of May neat, at Ten o'llock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz: FOR EXTVRTATION About 200 Q2artcr Butts Malaga Wine of fuperior 33 Cafes 1 Caßilc Soap. 330 Bozes A Qiiantity of Cork, loofc. Being the remainder of the Cargo of the Swill& brig Maria ELzabeth, detained on her voyage from Malaga to Mos-Lail, and (ince condemned as prize to his Majelty's hips Suffsfente. Garland, and hired armed cutter Alligator. For Catalogues, and further information apply to Mr.johnllawker, Merchant Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tartrn, Foxhole-ltreet, Plymouth, immediate- IT after the Sale of the Wine and Soap. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, vie: TOR TRPOR TATION : About So Hogllicads French Rod Wine. 59 Cafes Clayrd Sugar. 40 Ditto Unclayed ditto. 13 "cal Guadeloupe Coffee. 4 Barg 7 Calke Sugar. TOR 110,41! CON3ONITTIOI4. A hatulfome modern-1;a Chariot, a Cuticle or Gig, with Curriele and Gig Marna, Compleat, and fundry other .4eti cics, the property of a Gentleman going Abroad. Alfo, the Dana brig Huc►uMewtrl, burthen about too Tons.—She 19 an exceeding handy little Vetfel for any 'frade; is well found in Stores, and has lately bad a thorough repair; may be fent to fee immediately. For further information, Catalogues, Inventories, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Mar chant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the I.sonlon Tavern, _Foxhole-]beet, Plymouth; after the Sak of the Huckumfolbi. THE FOLLOWING GGODS in SUNDRY 1011 rJ:roarITION: 6 Cares Cartoon Paper 2 Chats Copper Bafous 4 Calks Linked Oil 12 Barrels Knives Part of the Cargo of the PrufG in brig Morgan Stern ; con demned as prize to hi. Majdty's tbips Dielator and others. For Viewing, Catalogues, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Loudon Tavern, Foxhole-that, Plymouth, after the Hoods of Morgan Stan, T HE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz. POR VIPORTATION, 4 lihds. French Wine 5 Bags Cayenne Pepper Pods Part of the Cargo of the Danith brig Nordillawn ; con demned as Prise to his Majefty's *tip Regulus and others. For Samples, Catalogues, and further Information, apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ftreet, Plymouth, after the Wine 3cc of the Nordftiernen . THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz. WOR WRPORTATION,_ _ _ About no Hhds. French Red Wine. Part of the Cargo of the Vrow H-llegontie ; condennted as prize to his Majefty's hired armed cutter Swan, lieutenant Henry Stanley, Commander. For Samples, Catalogues, &e. apply to Mr. Jobs Hawt:r, merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-Street, Plymouls, after the Sale of Wine, per Wow HeMeson , * THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz. vox 2XPORTATION, 10 Caller Powder Blue ; Bale of Paper Part of the Cargo of the Prufl'an Kaff ZumCatton Enfwyek; condemned as prize to his Majesty's hired armed cutter Coulti.' tattoo, Lieutenant John Whitton, Commander. For Catalogues and further Information apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ftroct, Plymouth, aftcr the Sale of Goods, per Znin Gatton Enfwyck. THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz. 70111.EIPORTA 10M OR MOMS' CONSUMPTION. About Scot) Dutch Bricks or Klinkers. 2800 'files. Calks ditto 'farms. 24 ditto SLiettqd Part of the Cargo otthe American brig Ann, condemned as prize to his Majefty's fhip Spit irt, Rola. Keen, Efq. Com mander. Fur Catalogues. Ste. apply to Mr. John hawker, Mcrchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxitule-ftrcet, Plymouth, after the • Sale of the Bricks, &o. THE Good Swedifh Galliars ASSISTENTIE; Btlrthen about 120 Toner-She U a remarkable ttrong and good Veffel, weU found in Storu,,and ealculateilfor gene ral purpofes For Inventories, &e. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At the London Tavern, Foxhole-firm, Plymouth, (after the Sale of the Nik,) THE. Copper-bottomed Blig FLORA, (late Hired Armed Brig in his Majcfty's Servire,) Length, 73 61 'Breadth, - at zo, Depth, 9 9 Ad:lacerates es 69-94 Tons. She is a moft complete Vend for any Trade where a Veffel of her dimeallpos la required, and is abundantly found in good Stores. She reclaims but little to fend her to lea immediately. For Inventories and further Information apply to Mr. John Hawker. Merchant, Plymouth, who will daps& at Om fame place and time for exportation, s 8 Tierces 1 Cafe Guadeloupe Sugars, and axe CAL and s Cafe lifinift•im, PI yantb, Stl April, Mk% FORltial4 CARDP.N SFrbt 1. A Capital Adortmeut 1 , 1 cl ESCULENT VEGETABLES, bans every Clio,t gene, al:v etl in a Kitchen Garden (peas and beaus exc,pte.i), and all 4 very fuperior forts which in mssiiitude and r% property, ina!iitely forpars all the common degutera:cd Packets Otte Gni— I. 2. Another Packe ,contairingfine Seeds ofc* Cheice Flowrrs, which will 2 gad:a with one gr.sat profufc continued je.411, of beauty. One Guinea. Bo:h thife Pert.•••••• Jitt a 6 re.:.ur vat ii:ty than cottid be bought, of the turranua inferior ioas,:a the tunic looney. 3. 'Duce at Peas anti two new Beans, of very rupeint cx. celien:“, both for flavour, a . .. 1 molt al•U:14lot beariur. 'il a y all yield profufely, but one pc. in 1. - articular; i aabave c1021.r._ the quantity of any of the old forts. oor three of each will fuppiy the table molt liberally till after Michael u; Q.Hart bags of each arc is. Ssisi at Oro:he:ea. .qt. Ailtan'a llrect, Pall-Mall. No, credit —Ps" twftsr. DISSOLUTICN C I•!\RTNERSH[P. THE Coparrnei tAtiaing betwere THOMAS KETI....ANO, of Pisiiailelphia, North Aneo rica, CLEMENT COT I F.iol .1.. and WiLLIAM - 00T.fhp RILL, of Birminetam,Oreat iirintaL tradingundlr the Pi-Ts of KFTLAND, COTTRRILI., Lrd Sox, WAS diWeliwrd by mutua Content on the 3tft of December, 18,:o. Ali Pizfonsindebtal arc (Wicked to make immediate Paymer.t to Cacie,lll' TLRILt and Sons, of Birmin;ham, or to THOXAS COTTe? RILL, of New York, WOO try dely authorized ro receive fair f ame , an d a n thofe raving Demands againit raid Firm are to apply as hots fur Payment. Wands, M.Mosounve, To the Signing of Gao Euw, THOMAS KETL AND. Pint sor.t.ttia, Jan. 13, 1811. To the Signing of Jjow LF. l TALMO.. CMENT ‘07171:11.1., oon Marraaws, S WILLIAM COTTEII.II.L, btaannonan, Mach Jos ipor. IMPOSI'T'ION never having been co general * at the prefent Cri Lis, it is a duty incumbent on every pert,. who is in polfelion of a Medicine of. eflabtithed reputation as adapt the molt certain means of preventing the puMbllity of a (purloin Coinpolition bring (tinted the Public, to the eh gauntly endangering the lives of the AMi g d, and undsfervedly brii.ging an invaluable preparation into oil-enema. It lathe% confider . ..dons that induce the prcfent Proprietors of the wilt known ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, brit pr utd Int the late FRANCIS St/LSSURT, at his Difinnfary, No. is, Solo fquare to acquaint Ntrvous, Scorbutic, Gouty, and Riau made Patients, that the above is the only place Mint Cul any prepared genuine, and that, by penalties of the Connuilienters . of the Stamp -011 x, a Stamp printed In blaclank, i. armed to each bottle, with the words--" Spilling and Co. No. is, &sho rt/us:44" alto •• By the King's P.o.eut," on the Bottle. all, :ma Wrapper, that the purchakr may be convinced nf being fur plied with the &muse Medizine, winch is fold i boezica, at ts. and ii. as. ca: k, duty incladod, by the general Vcuderi at Potent Medicine!, in Town:And Country. VOR Rheumatirms, Rheumatic Gino, Sciatica. I.urttbrio, Htaiiveli„ N.unbnefs, Pelf!, ladipcilinn. Fla tulent Spaftaxlic or flying Pains, gentxal Debility and iligagos dun of the Silent, brain*, Druifes and CHILBLAIN i. Expstience has proved the mild flimulating orAers Wits IL 11 k.tii . S Ess I: NCI 07 boIySTAID Pills, and fluid if fence, the mutt trir....isatzemedy ever made known to tie vrJrid„, hasitag fucceeded in cafes of flu. tight, ten, ts-enty, and ev n 4 forty years Rending, afar other means bad f ited, and it has abfolutiiy eurtql more. patients of the above cotryl.:.M.ll, titan all the medicines tvC7 before made Public. For Chiitsiattis. Sprain*, and Bruifc*, the fluid Ettence If Pied acectralnz to clic diredion, vss never failed in a fengle is:tante, and fu unitdatil pen-trating is its natur^ and fpetxly its o?eratioa, as .oily to rffeet the cure of CH ILBLAINS, by a fingle liberal appli cation. Wlsitehead's Flience of Muftard is preirrA ?nd Cold a it. 9d. each Box or Bottle, by R. JouNsToN, ApotheereF, No ; is, Greek-itreet„ Soho, London : its reputation is fis ce ntral, that it is fold by every Medicine Vender in faigi..:4, Ireland, Wiit Indies, and Arncrica. To prevent counts frit impofition, purchafers are requeFxd to &Aerie, the Ge-ttine is didinguiChed by tlie Kinr's and the Signature R. Joa N STO , the Patentee's 03V21 WI Ita ar, on the label of each Bottle and Des. To THOMAS TAYLOR, F.fq No. 9, Bridge-ltrea, London. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March iE, slot. IBEG leave to inform you, th at ever fi nee the year 1790, I have been aftlieled with the I.ues..Venere2; which, from its obilinatelv refilling every courfe of mederine prcfcribcd by themolt eminent of the.faculty here. and ascdcr going (Lycra! keen murk:: of falivation,.and twice clifehargc4 from the Hafpital, with little relicf„.would. appear to of tits molt invoterate nat...re. In the fpring of lalt year my tinnier had gin to fuels ahead. as ma: ly to put a peritidto my ailtasccs I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on re t ch army and my legs were looks out in a frightful manner; toy right was dreadfully painful, and :rd beat in a Pau of ulceration, for the laft (even .srs ;my left had alto two large sunk, on it, was very niu..'s difzedaured, and gave me filch excruciating pain s particularly when warm if: kal,mnearly to dip rive am. area. In thi; latnertablellate I was recommended by Mr. J.Thomp. fon, (who recciveAfes great a cure by than hare), co take Four (.rake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th of ; in the courfe of a ortnight I began to receive bencist--in m ore than a month th z ill, c rs in: my head and arms wen. fuoi..i ly healed—loon after the forts on my Ltgo healed afro. letii.us , however. conßilerable dikolouratiun in the skin, and pain in the hone of the left, which, by thc bleOng of (ion, &oda little longer perfevcrance in your inviluabh Mullein., fulindvd; the nodes difperfing, the in regaining its natural hue, and the non turnal pains gradually going thus became, by your libe ral advice and medicine,perfcs.9ly free from all my former can , plaints—have recovered my former(pity and ftrongth, ands= become jolly and fat, in which ftatc having continued !may mouths to thc altonilhtnent of all who knew me, I am at a Ids in what terms to egprefs my gratitude, but beg you, for this good of other Entrain; mortals, to make, this my cafe as 'milky as poffible, as I than on every occafion ; in Its doing y ou greatly ohclige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very Immblefcrvart. ALEX. MURKER, Swan's Clofe High-ftrcet, Edinburgk. Witnefra to thc above cure :—JohnTliornpron, N 0.3. New Poultry-market, John Istlotolls.Old Allemby clufe,Editiburgh. Prepared and fold by the role Proprietor, TIiONIASTAV LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgcous, at his Houk. N 0.9, Ncw Ilridge-ftrect, London ; where, ufter a conitant reftdence of more than thirty-fix years, in a pradli. e ly diredted to the cure of Venenici Complaints, and elude biei dental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable feer.cy which Men of his Profeffion fhould always °brave in fuch be flatters hintrelf, the advice and affiftanee he gratuitoufly ad minifters to perfons taking this Mcdi, inc., will be enc.:mot, by a difcerning Public, as an advantage feldorn attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Alfo fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thofr living at a diltance, at the Perfumer's, N 0.33, St. Alhar's-- itreet, Pall-Mail; the Toy-(hop, No. to 3, Oxford-arca ; Mr. Difborough's, N 0.7 , Fith ftreet-hill ; Mr. Steel, bookftlii.-. - . No.', Union-row, Little Tower-bill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Callweirs, Dublin ; and by one per fon in every confiderable town in Great Britain and Ireland. in boxes of only as. 9d. each, fe.f...1 up, with full and plain a reetionA, whcrehy perfons of either fel may cure thastedves with cafe, fpeed. fecrecy, and fafety. N. B. Every not fold in Great Bitain is fealed up with a Stamp, on which. by favour of theConimillionas, is printed, at the Stamp-Of fi ce-I'. Taylor,No. 9, New Bridgc-firect--to imitate which is felony, and all others are counterfeit HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE co mo it.RO Morning 49 minutes after 8 Afternoon • Z o minutes after 9 LONDON: Printed for the Prnprictors. by JOHN DANIEL.. (of Carnaby-itreet) at the AR PRI PITIN o-Orricr, No. I. Carry-street; and pablifbed by LEVEL KEN f, (of Car - terbury-place, Lambeth), at No. a, Carey-ftreet. and at the. STAR-OFTCR, Temple-Bar; tow4icbOMce all commaal. tines for du Bono' as requclic4 w be adNkrcgc.l. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-It:cm, Plymouth, after the Sale of the Alifientle, (unlcfs difpored of by Private Cou tratt, of which due Notice yUI bcgiven,) THE Handfome well-built Copper-bottomed Brig NILE, of the following Dienenfions, Length zoo .6 Breadth, 25 s Depth, zo Between decks 4 8 i Draught of Water zo 7 Admeafures 2;a raiz Tons. She Is a molt complete Veffcl for the Weft India or Mediter ranean Trades, about 3 years old, is partially copper-bolted, and trcroailed, remarkably w':U found In Sails and Stores, and may be fait to fea with very little expeocc.. For Inventories, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth.