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1 NAUTICAL INTALLICENc'E. MAILS THIS DAI .--WIND E. S. E. •IRIYED S . Ham/milt, Apra 7, to • Dublin s Waterford, is, is s Doonagladec, it, Is YARMOUTH, AtILIL 16.—Arrived the SOLSBAY, from a cruise off the Ten ll ; alto the CRUIZIR brig from the Baltic, which brings intaligence of the total deilruction of the Danifh Navy by the But under Sir H. PAR /aft and Lord NiLsox. Seventeen fail of the line are taken, funk, or de firoyed, befides fcveral gunboats, &c. &c. Up wards of 4000 letters were brought by the CRUI Zit from the Baltic fleet. _ Arrived the DIANA packet, Captain Faatow, and the Rise Groito E, Captain Fi.rn, from Cux haven, with two,Hamburgh mails, dated 7th and Toth :nflant ; and Merl'''. CUR Tll, WOLF, WYATT, jalry LINDIAT i STII/3111 1 THOMAS, and Davis. Massy, APKIL Lt.—The Convoy and Weft India fleet failed this morning, with a frefh gale from the N. E. under convoy of the CASTOR and Pose uPI N I frigates, andCsitsi. ftore-fliip a great many (hips have loft their anchors, but in addition to the misfortunes of yettcrday, a fmall black brig went on fhore at Elberry, in Torbay (name as yet npknown); but hopes are entertained of laving her.—The {hip Alexander, of London, Captain TALBOT, milled flays, and went on &OTC to the fouthward part of Torbay. Hopes are entertained that the kill be fared; but the fhip Reward, Capt. JouN Hum F, (a Dutch Sip) miffed Rays, went on fhore agalnft the Berry Head, and is totally loft: the crew are all Lived. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 14.—Came in his MaJeers !hip CENTAUR, of 74 guns, Captain MARKHAM, from the Channel fleet, with the lots of her main mall, damaged, it is laid, by having been run aboard by the MARS, of 74 guns. Came in from a cruise, the JA sow, of 36 guns, Captain YORKE ; LOIRE, 40 guns, Captain NEW. MAN ; AMBUSCADE, 38 guns, Captain Cotvitt ; and the LAPWING, 28 guns, Captain ROTHERAM. Sailed the RENARD, of 18 guns, Capt. SPICER, on a cruise ; the TR ENT, of 36 guns, Captain Sir E. Ham !troll, to join the Channel fleet ; and the PLYMOUTH lugger, of IS guns, Lieutenant EL LIOTT, with a Beet to the windward. Caine in the Elizabeth, Captain A. HIDE, from Cork, for London, with a part of the cargo of a Danith veal. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL I g.—Sailed the Com- STANCE frigate, with the fleet for Lilbon, Oporto, ftc. SHEERNESS, A►RIL 25. —Sailed this day his MAJESTY'S flip CAMILLA, Of 20 guns, Captain LARKIN, for Partfmouth ; and the Maya gun brig, Lieutenant CRISPIN, for Yarmouth. Arrived the INSPECTOR Hoop from Yarmouth, and the GALA-nil sloop was taken into dock. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DEAL, APRIL Is.—Sailed the NEMESIS frigate to Sheernefs, CLAYTON, THASlES,Patitcass MARY, and WAI.MIR CASTLE Indiamen for the Rivcr. Wind N. N. E. OtAVESEND, Aran. t 5.—PaR the by Atlantic, 'Mu R H Kan, and Rambler, WILK s, from Surinam; Hillfborough, —, from South Seas ; Abun dance, PEARCr, from the Cape of Good Hope ; Upton Cagle, —, and Anna, CLARKE, from Bombay.—Sailed the.M.ll is Catharinajor Dieppe. OLD Bd/LEJ Yeflerday the Salon c ,mmencqd at the Old aaile y, before the Right Hon. Lord KENYON, the Right Hon. Lord Chief Baron, Mr. Juftice HEAT n, Mr. Recorder, &c. when twcnty.fiz prifoners were tried, three of whom were. capitally conviaed, viz. IG7lliam norburn, for breaking into the parith church of St. Paul, Shadwcll. Ilitheraen. and /C. Withers, inn. for Dealing a lap, the property of Abr. Wilkinfon. Scven wcre conviCted of felony, viz. Thrne, for Dealing is. Gd. the property of R. Hoorc. pe rt for y. y.p.p,. &alit% nine live fowls, the pro- Jackfon. J. All y. limpqm, for ficaling Tax pigs, the property of en. of smith, for haling a filk handkerchief; and other article:4, the property of W. Haywood. G. Basfam, for Sealing a quantity of fphituous liquors, the property of M. lituchiaton. M. Stiff, for healing a cotton gown, and other artichs, the property of G. Diron. of~/Turner, for !leafing a-watch-key, the property J. H. Turner. • And firtcen were acquitted; viz. C. P.toti, 7. Aujlin T. Oliver. 7. Smith, A. 1.cm.11, 7. Emmore, Al. Smi th , I, • . Ply, S. FaitYwl, ilia.: Major. R. !fur*, 7. Verney, 7.nfa b, d. Smith, 7. Griftlm, And ::. GrOthl. POLLS. Cuti.nn. r.t.— Tnefday Fnau;:J..n. an appren tice to Mr. Wheelwrisht, taylor, in rore-fitect, was cha.-;cJ with having liolen from his !Bop fe ?era! pockct books And other articles ; he was fully cormnittO for trial. led li;ill wa, charged upon oath a ith Rciling dui I , attens ' the property ail 11r. Davi., of White - Moorfiehls, with whom he wo. ked journey man; he u as folly committeJ for trial.. Yelier.Jay EA);1116"1). nrd, a porter in the all• rloy of Mr. Itenthaw, of Cary-lane, Cheaplide, s•.is cliargzd nn fufpicion of itea:ing a large quan tity of brtl.u.l ribbon velvet.—Committed for re-. examination. C.hn:, furrant to Mr. Field, hot.prefer,_ is ILddle-lileet, w:v. examined upon oull). nn-furli cion of Pealing a larga quarti:y of p-per, which appeared in e5.,.....nre i.e had fold Lo one Scut, who keeps a chandler's liit.p, is Whitecrafs.ftrec!. for sd. per qairc--not ace quarter of the wholcfale price. 0 lbert was fully committed for trial, auk THE PYRAMIDS OP EGYPT. The following conjeetures, refpeding the origin of there Itupendous works, are from a French paper: " It is certain that the Obelifics and the Pyra mids were efpecially confecrated to the fua ; fir e. being confidered as an emanation from that lumi nary, which diiiributes heat and light; theft monu ments Aimed the form of flame arifing from fire. The pyr.unid then was the type of the triangle of fire. From thii idea, it appears, that it is without' any folid re.ifitn, that the artift who has placed in the hall of the mat um of natural binary the re hero of the Lybian rock has entitled the grand Pyramid of Egypt the Tomb of Cheops. 44 This Pyramid, it is true, is a tomb and an altar befides ; but it is not to be premed that fuck a mars of granite Ihould have bee* defined for the body of one man. We do not fee the eanfe, or rather the privilege, that fisonld have confecra ted this enormous Colofus to Cheops, in prefer ence to other Kings, who were more diftinguillsed than he was, and particularly in a country, and at an epoch, in which Kinds bowed before the prieft ,s who were the real Sovetheigns of Egypt. 14 , f any perfon among mortals could have pre tended to cover his fad relics with fuels a monu ment, the Supreme Pontiffs had more right than any one. The Priefthood will not have difdained thee means of rendering itfclf mere venerable, by giving a (snaky to the wrecks of its prielis by thee invincible mafes, the rivals of eternity.—But it never entered into their imagination : and how ever we may lay much firels upon the pride of the clafs, we muff releafe the Egyptian Priefts, who were as learned afirmomifts as they were ambi tious I.egiflators, from the accufation. 1 , There was ken at Megara in the time of Pau fanias, a pyramid perfealy refemhling that of Egypt ; but lefs folid in its conftruetion, it has yielded to the ravages of time, and the rapacity of barbaritin. It was the Apoll o-Carinus, or the Sun of Spring, which was reprefented under this trian gular figure. Similar periods were at Edeffa, Ba bylon, in Chaldea, all in honour of the Sun. The Apollo of the Creeks was the Egyptian Ofiris, or Sun Cod ; who, on his annual circuit, affumed the fuceeflive forms of youth, manhood, decrepitude, with the attributes of force or bent. volencc, under the names of Oreis, Apollo, Ofiris, Hercules, Scrapis, &c. The pyramid of Egypt, in that quality, was confecrated to the good Ofiris, fertilizing nature, and making the urns of the Nile overflow. " The learned men of the Delta, according to the allegorical genius of thole ancient times, had compofed the hidary of Ofiris, or of the Sun cir culating progrefs on the Zone ; they made him be born, live, inireafe, and die like a perfon in a ro mance. His cradle, his trophies, and his fepulchre were (hewn ; thus the Pcrilans and Cretans proved by fuch monuments the abode A Jupiter and Mithra among them. The grand pyramid then was the Maufoleum of the famous Ofiris killed by Typhon; that is to fay, of the Sun driven away by Winter, and defcending to the Lowell hemifphere. " The fpirit of religion was alone capable, among the mat fuperflitious people of the world, of completing the. pyramid. It would have been, in fa h% very ridiculous to found fuch a mils for the purpofe of containing the infignificant remains of an unknown Cheops, who, if he had been a tyrant, would hardly have obtained, from the fcrerity of the laws, a (mall grave. The number of workmen employed in the co. loifal ftru&ure was 36,000, or as many thoufand individuals as there are days in the year, without the complementary day; for the deeadory year of ranee is the fame as that of the Egyptians. " But what is molt wonderful is, that the Sun, in its afcent towards the fuperior figns, came at noon precifely, in the environs of the equinoxes, to repofe, if we may ufe the wc.rd, on that int mcnfc cope ; the pyramid then (hone with light, and no trace of ihadow projeaed on its fides.— The pyramid then was a real altar, crated to the Dit ism. in his power and his triumphs in the days of November ; and according to the fine obferva tion of Menus, a paella: given to the image of the Sun, the bolded idea that ever entered the head of man. This is the moll rational motive that can be given for the couttniElion of this great monument." The Rev. T. HILLYARN of Olney, Bucks, m a letter of the 6th intla:tt, to Mr. Plating, of Lei celler.fquare, the Patentee and Proprietor of the Metallic Trt&ors, has Itateil the following ;comfit aMe Cure of Rhenm::tifri by thole Inbroments Etta Hillyard, a child of Ocoer, was violently [deed with the Rheutnatilto, whezh 1.4;s Ass the ufe of her limbs, fo that the could mob.. by the arfulan. e of crutches only, for two years. .1 great variety of rcint.ll • wers tried: ansoag ethers, a long courfe of Ekdri.ity ; after with &e was three months in the Northampton Infirmary, for medical aid, but all without the lead bent ht. In thisbopeleiattate your MttallicTra.llors were reeasum Ivied. I had not much Lath, yet was not G.-rest an iulldel et to MK fads. I Grit tried them niyfll in May loft, en her hand. and di .7 proved e ff edusl; (or in fourteen days dry remove d the centradion of he: riorrs, ai4 a cAlliis from her knuckle.l-.'.Ve then began tle.ir application train tin hip to the sacs, which drew down the complaint, and occationed, while cling them. alw,:lic•" a:sd inflammation in her great toe. This I thettyle in tiep ahltfy iptarn, and we therefore perk valid to th.ir ufs, twenty minute. At a ti nn e, twice a d'.l ) ., for dirt, morths, whin the had shrived ft mach betide as to he able teleAft Ahd: her rrutelt , • and Its had no Devalue for them flea:. She runs .Uwe a. &dive as other children, sad enjoys good health." be Ceres of floss, RbenmAtAt. I fead-seh, Tooth-ach. Sprains, Brides, and all malicious lisfeafes of Hones which are pssNtlhed, are iuntontrahl , . The Traders, So escrifary in every Family. and among lierfes. may be had, pettier, with new :aid fele-weed direc tion. for nfirsc than, for rive Clainens the bet, of tins, att. bt. the Pat in: r, let lkiniter-fquarr; and of Ir. ionic Leulicift., in the filaymdk et, 1.00,h,r; ; The portahl , nation- to: the Tractors rendtts their convey . I ,,sv by Coady, or errs by P pc:f,die stied. Ltturs iss doUng tlscir :swient free paid) duli attended t‘,. . . . . . On the sit . Ayr.l rfl. h. .Ly t..c P.ccuter.act rtest racer Work. twirl& C.itt nrivc -deal Pratlica isith s's aim Patent mirk Traaitev. prie, It. . bald by 3. *ohhion, PavC. L'hat,./.-Yar d , Inadaa.—Ry =te rateatee, may Le b pat* Li all wits have the Teadar. The Patens et► dint; i• pe.Tcr alfi u) ratify. that lac ba• rammed from No. mr, to No. aX, I aiedtvp•fqietee. the MAJ.. of the late Jobs Hower, S. cm, vwhich he hastakest fru: it% &perk .. matt y Gibe DIED. Of the 13 II edt. Mr. Johuiii.a.Thlan, ef Oreenoek; mer chant, uverktly mgretted. On ThurfJay laft. at William Prorates, Efq. at Fulmer-place, In the (vont y of Rucks, Airs. Norbury, widow of the Lite Rev. Dr. Norteury, Fellow of Efoll COUCFC. At Dundee, the tit inflant, Mr. Fhotnas Smart, nufon and drehited there, In the 76th year of his ago. On Thinfday Lift, at St. Albaa's. in his Ead year, Jof4ll Gape, Efq. oft of the olden Dutcher* of the.Middie Temple. WILTS. TO BE SOLD, AFREEHOLD Eltate, ecrritpriling an elegant and convenient Houle, called LEIGH HOUSE, with Gardens, Mature Ground, Conch-honk, Stable, and detached Offices. the greatelt part is lately built in the nua'. n and in exce eding: good Condition, with Fifty-four Acre, of rich Pafture land, Forty-fix of which lie within a Rina-ienee Joining the Houle, and has a neat Farrn-houfe in the center, and the remainder at a fhort diltance. The fitatelon hcaltby, the profpetft very extenfive, the roads good, and within one mile of tbc town of Bradford, and cir,ht from tbc city of Bath. Particulars may be had of Mr. Cluttcrbuck, Brolford. CAPITA[. HOUSE NFAR PORT MAN SQUARE. TO SE SOLD SY AVCFION—.L'sr Mr. RAINS. _ . On Friday at at the R.Aiuhuve Cuifee-haute, itt born- bill, at tz o'clock, ALEASEHOLD ESTATE, oh which is tub ftantially ertt©d an Excellent Houle, retrernely well finiftwd, and forty-two feet in front, being No. 13, on the EaR Side of GLOUCESTER PLACE., PORTMAN SQUARE; containing every convenience requifitc for a family orthe Grit I)iftinttlon, and now in the moll perfect condition. The de tactical offices emelt of Stabling forkven Marro. two Coach hooks, Coachman and Grooms Chambers, Lofts, Laundry, &c. dm the whole late in the poflcSLn of a Lady of fafhion. 1 Tbc elegant and approprice furniture (nearly new) may, or may not, be taken at a fit valuation, at the option of the Put chafer To be viewed by Ticket% only, which may be bad of Mat aim, Charlotte-fteret,Bloandbury. at well at printed Par ticulars ; which may be had Alfa at the Rainbow Coffee-lieu& HOUSES and LANDS at HAmmEcsmrrH, and CAPI TAL STABLES, GARDENS. he. at STAINES-BRIDGE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, On Friday, the 17th infLuit, at the Rainbow Coffce-Houfe, is Cornhill, at la o'clock, in Three Lots, 'THREE FOURTHS of a COPYHOLD -a- ESTATE, equal in value to FREEHOLD, being held at a final Fine certain; confitting of a Houle and Shop, twenty fret In front, in the Broad l'art of Harunetimith, as held by hlr. Joferh Hartley, Linen Draper, as Tenant at will, at a low Rent; And a BRICK COTTAGE, ftantling In four Acres of rich Garden Ground, between the four Mile Stones on the Ham merfmith and the Aden Romig. at Starch Green; as held by Mr. William Newman, Market Gardener, as Tenant at will, at a moderate Rent: Likewife the elegant new-ereeled Stables, Coach-Houfes, Yard, and Kitchen-Gardens, as built and railed by John Gra• ham, Erg. tuft over Staines Bridge in Sorry; held by Leak, 26 Years unexpired at Chrillmaslaft, at only 51. per annum. Mr. Hartley and Mr. Derr will thew the Prentlfes at Kim merfmith within their poll . ..Sion, and Mr. White, at .Staincs• Bridge, tbnk near him; of all of whom printed Particulars may be had; alto at the Kslatbow Co(ec-houfe; and of Mr. Rahn, Cbarlotte-ltreet r Bloomthury. BOAR AND CASTLE, OXFORD-STREET. With immediate polidfion. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. RALNE, Oa Friday next, at the Rainbow CofferhoMe, in Cornbi ll, at Twelve o'Cloth. AVERY Valtuble LEASEHOLD ESTATE, forty-eight feet fix inches in frost ; the whole of which has been very recently rebuilt at a very heavy expence, and well finiQed; welding of the long eftablifbal and well known Inn, called the BOAR and CASTLE; with a very productive Liquor Bar ; large and (mall Sitting Roans, and belt Bed-chambers; Stabling for 42 Horili; fix Coach houfes, and many Bed-chambers over the Lune, for frrvanti, waggoners, &c. The whole held by Le*, 40 years of which are unexpired, at the extreme low rent of ixol. To be viewed till the fate. Printed particulars may he had on the Praia's; at the Rainbow ; and of Mr. Rainc, Char lotto-Inset, Iluirdbury. OAK and BEECH TIMBER, HERTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. RAIN?, On Friday nest, at the Rainbow Coffee-houre, in Cornhili, London, at twelve o'clock, in is Lots, TWO Thonfand and Thirty-one OAK TIM BER TREES, ssi.t fine BEECH TREES, is ASP, and 2 ELM TREES, all Hammer marked I R, now 'land ing in Chivery Wood, a then (finance South of the high Road below Tring, Herta, and within a Mile of the Grand Jundlion Canal. Thomas Butler, at Great Berldiampftead ; ?Ar. Clayton, Rafe and Crown, at Tring ; and Mr. Balton, at the Bell, Afton Clinton, will direct porkies who may apply to the Wood, and of whom printed Particulars my be had; alfo at th e George, Aylclbory ; Crown, Amath.int ; Red Lion, High Wycombe; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Ruine, in Charlotte knit, Blootratiry. W HEN Profeflional Men of education and re fponfibility deviate tram the general fyftem by the fa ettion of a peculiar Branch, the fandtion of lung continued uceeli is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Light years have I devoted my practice to the exclufiee treat• ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fucceftful Welt of my plan give• me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I au able the ravages of thofc complaima which are the moft import ant in the catalogue of:human infirmities. After initiation into every branch u an Army Surgeon, I foirtnyd a wish at an early period of Predict to refcuc InuUvida als from the ignorance of uneduc 4,11 Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Prailitioaers. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every (peeks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.--ailly. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that de rangement of the fyftem io Women which is called BARREN_ NESS or STERturry. Numerous &Crew are tit refult of Ignorance or balk In the trratnunt of a fimpic clooorrhea, and it not unfrequently had os that the feeds of life arc poifoned by the iodlfcretion of an unguarded how. By a fuperior method fuch complaint, are t.ifily cured, and Even when other, have failed, 1 trult that I ro.iy prefumc to elferaradlcal rc-cftabliihment. ic . w however arc the cafes of complicated diftrda in this (Wank* compared with the calamitous fituations of Men, wiwo front indiattnec ina SOLITARY VICF.,or the prevalent Gait , tie• of a fallionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequence of fur!. pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fuffcrer broods over his mifery,but care,, ully earned. his misfortune, ft may be Come confolation for hint to know, that although it he an object of doubt or timer taioty wfth cam Praditiuncrs, the removal of theft DEFT. ('IENC I ES fig the gradual progrcis of Rcnovation is thc acquire mutt of my experience. If the rites of lLtckus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, mach anxiety will he prevented by at, early counterattiam of this lnnguid Rate, and in Wire cart-. no gnat difficulties will occur. But Awl/ere On. Deficiency haifor yean ex Hied a proper Per kvenubce indilpenfibly requifit. to min the durnbring (pub of Life, and to rc-anisnate the Confhtution. MAIMED WOMEN. whoha;l.Mg been tillappointed la their expedatiors of a }.ansily, may lx afturol, that in molt inttnnecs inch lAleds arr corals"- by Medi. al Skill. The SECRECY which Is fn cls.ntial to niy undertaking, Mil the qualificatinns which I have prannica to (Late, funn the Balls rat my Pretenfiona, anal in coinciJcnch with fuck Olden vitamin is stun, that Mr may be confultcdpelonally 141 by lawn iociasosi a (mull Dote) at his hook, No. $9, Aeon dal•Rrevt, Strand. mar Temple-Bar. There is an adJitional entrance in Water-ftreet adjoining AN APPEAL. • THE Stiginit which an advertifed Medicine may' labour under, is a brit impreffion which is not the I, aft difficult impediment a Proprietor of loch a one bus to en cou ,„ ter. w c ii Atat e d forts Arc nut hada* to convince ow, from waut of liberality and candour, is do/ to "cry argument but to that of perfunal knowledge of a cure, which, through 4 ,.. cidaitonay never come putter his obfavation: he condemn. without taking the trot:* to affure hingelf, by en4uirics, into the nature of the (pea:it, or of thole farts ..vhich t! el} r Prints give him opportunity, becauto it is the produce of o f whom he tan.. irregular : he will not allow Oct nun, th ou s 1 his whole Rudy and ginius may be devoted to dhe end, to able to produce a remedy fora difeafe,tnerely on account of t. not having (erred his Apprenticethip. More is erpettcd free.. a Patent Medicine, and lit leis time than that prcrented Sy Apothecary, by rearm of our being obliged to fpeak in tied.... , s terms as to its merit, to opporc ourfclves again& this detirn, nation of non-eonvletion. For the eftabliftiment of SPIL., BURY's ANCISCORDUTIC DROPS we ewe much to el own merit, and the candid, unbialkil opinion of a liberal Pcb lie, with whom we reit our claim for patronage. 'lle above Drops are prepared and fold at the D4asetif-1, No. ts, Soho-fp:are, London, in bottles of .cs. and IL as: each the ys. bottles am marked " Frs. Spillbury—his Antircorbotit Drops—by the King's Patent," and the larger, with the add, • tiera of the King's Arms ; alio fold by the general vender. at Patent himlicinri In Town and Country. 'lO THE UNPREJUDICED. WHEN his Majelly's Letters Patent have been grained to a Preparation or Medicine, the Public a:t at once guardcd aoinft fraud and impolition, at facts hlcsiicire or Preparation Is previoutly fcarched into And Anal iced by ilaital sod able Proration, and on their report rcits the `r. nt ut Patent. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORM/LI. have both Rood the tat of the hrlt Medical Men in England, and the greauft Profeffors in Ph'yfic of the prefent age; and for which, his Majeßy has granted his Royal Letters Patemt. thus fandioned, Dr. Baoooat Is bold in holding fad to the world the above two unrivalled Medicines, which is the fruit of elate and Rudiousapplication, for upwards of 211 years. The Botanical Syrup is a certain Rad fare cure for all Venereal la redions : if the human frame has ban poifoned by the abuse icfedtion, or by Mercurial inaparations,- the Botanical Syrup will (ii regularh'uken) purify the body, and clear it from all blotches and fares, equal to that of the iaf.mt newly born; in Gkets or Gonorrhoea, few bottles will be requifite to perform a cure. In Women, the Medicine it a certain remedy whin Barrenness or Sterility, and feveral complaints the female is fabled to, which delicacy prevents to be here bleated, and which, is fnUy explained in " The Guide to Old Age." All kinds of Debility, whether arifing front the Habits of School- Boys, or the Indulgence of mature Age, which render men miferable, and make them unfit to enjoy the bleats of fockty, ' and more fo that of the married Pate, the Botanical Si rap a ~. ' remove ; the good effeds of which, thoufands have experierac.'d and numbers have teadficti. 111 C BOTANICAL SYRUP and NFIIVOUS CoRDIAL to be lad at the Doetor's bade, No. g, Albion-ftrva, (even shows (rain the Leverisn Muteurn, Blackfriar's Bridge, in Books at ass, a rs. 6d. and ss. 61. If. In Bath, Cruttwell, Bnftol, Sheppard, Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. Birmingham, Swinney, Bedford, Smith, Blandford, Simmons, Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Cheltenham, buckle, Cambridge, Gee, 'Canterbury, Brillow, . Exeter, Trreman and Son, Carport, H.t.-dmg GI:II - cow, Baxter, Ipfwieh, 111141dItiditett, the at Wight, Albin, Irwine, A. YounK, 'merchant. I.eetts, Biota and Ca' . I.yaa, Gale% Leixefter. swinten. Lxwex,,EEiott, Carbile, _ionic, Ch;uharo, Etherington, Chelmsford, ?deny and Co. (-Utter, Poole and Non, Chieheltcr, Philfigon, Dublin, Spflibury and Co. Durham, 1-14mderfoa, Deal, Role, Dover, Nealea, Manchdtcr, I:.yncb, Margate, Silver Newbury, Fuller, New&Ric, .Walker, Northampton. Din, and Ob- Nottingham'', Herbage awl Ca Norwich, Stevenfon and Oa Oxford, Jones. Plymouth, Nettleton, Devi.4cs, Broughton. Portfm , ndh, Belem, Derby, Drewry, Reading, Smart, and Co. Edinburgh, Baxter, Sunderland, Bra). ----Mars. Hatband, Shrewlbury, Hollows, Elder, and Cg. Southampton, Baker, - MI; R. Scott, drug. Prefton, Ser;ent, - Mar.. Dividfon & PAOLI+, Mr. A. Perry ,Mwith• Cladwin, confect. Sallibury, Collins, And by mot Bookietiers and Medicine-Vender, in the three ,kingdoms. A 225. Bottle cormaks octal to five faun ouge. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. 110.9, lIIIW InlDOZ.StitinT. LONDO Honoured Sir, Edinburg:l, March IS, riot. IDEG,leave to inform you, that ever line:: the year 1790, I have been 'Hided with the Lem Votive; whioh, from its obftinatcly refilling every onset of medeeine preferibed by the moil eminent of the faculty here, and under going leveret revere courfcs of falivation, and twice difehargsd from the Hofpital, with little relief, would appear to be of the molt inveterate nature. In the fpring of DR year my Molder had got to fuch a head, as nearly to put a period to my ecißence I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manlier; my right was dreadfully painful, and had beta iii a Rate of ulceration for the hilt (even years ; my left had alGatwo large nodes on it. was very mach ilifaoloured,and gave me fuch evenriwing pair, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of red- In this lantkntahle Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. Thomr - fon, (who recaivelfo great a cure by them here), to take )awl. Lake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th of May; in the murk of a fortnight I began to receive benclit--in little more than a month the ulcer' on my head and anus west found ly healed—foot, after the turn on my legs haaislalfo, leaving. however, confiderable dikolouration in the Drip, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the bleMeg of Uots, and a little Wirer perfeverance in your invaluable Med eine, fubfidet ; the nodal difperfing, the Ain regaining Its natural hue, and the noc turnal pains gradually going oIE-1 thus bee one, by your libe ral advie^ and wedicinc,perfeetly free irons all my fornier cOln plainta--have recovered my former fpirit and Strength, and are become jolly and fat, in which Rate having enntinued many mot. ths to the altonlihment of all who linzva me, I am at a lofa In what terms to exprefs my gratitude, but log you, for the good of other fulfering mortals, to make this my ode as public as priffible, u I ihall on every ottani:o ; in fo doing you will greatly oblige, sir, your grateful, obedient, very bumble fer vent, ALEX. MURXER. Swan's Clore, High-Rust, Edinburgh. Winterises to elle above cure:—Julan Tenpfon, N 0.3. New Pen t, Old All'emby-clofe, &Rubor:b. Prepared and ..1.1 by the foie Propels tor, THOMASTAY- I.OR, Mend's'. of the Boyd College of Surgeon, at his Houk. No. t, New Bridge-ftreet, London; where, after a •••itant refidebee of more than, thirty-As years, in • rraeitke particular ly directed to the CUM of Veneriel Complaints, and thufe inci dental to the Pans of Generation, with that inviolable Ls. re. y which Men of his prvfeilion &mild always elaferve in fuch cab:, he flatters himfelf, the advice and sitilatice h. gratuarndly ad mini fire.% to perfons taki.ig this Medicine, will be effects% by adikernirg Public, as so advantage fellows attainabk, auk said of all ambiguity. fold, by his appointment. for the convenience of thafc living at a diltai.ce, at the Perfuswees„ No. yr. St. Alban's (Deo, ; tine Toy-Drop. No. re;, Delurd-ilreet Mr. Difloirough's, No. y, Fah ; Mr. Steel, booleellsre No. 1, thilon-row, Litdc Tower-hill ; Mr. Wattages, South bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr.Wlwellre. Dublin; and by one ;ace. fon its every coofnicrahlc town in (heat Britain and le. land, is boxes of only as. 94. each. f....7deJ up, with fail am!' 21,,in ration., wh.oaby polies of either fez may CAM tban‘ine with cafe. fp. • el, fearecy, and fafety. N. B. I- very Box fold In Great Betels is reeled sip with $ Stamp, iu w.ilrh, by favour of the Colturdlritaials I.Primed* at she lit amp ahlito—T. Taylor, No. y, New Dridge-hreet—to imitate which Is felony, and all odors are counterfeit. :01 DON: Primal tOr the norm, roar. by fATII4 DANI F 1., (of Carnaby-ftmt). at :be STAR PRI ••41-I•4C. O►rtne, No t. Carey-ftreet; and pahlithel by LEVU. KENT, (of Canterbury-place, Lambeth). at ?in. I, Care?' Areet, sad at the SraitAtrrica. 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