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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. YORE RACES, WEDNF.SDAY, AUGUST 25. Tifty Pounds, given by the City of York, added to a Snbfcription Purfe, for s yr olds, carrying RR. 71b. each. Four miles. toed Darlington's b. h. Haphuard. by Sir Peter - Mr. Wentyrorth's b. h. Chance, by Lurcher • Mr Garforth's gr. M. Marcia. by Coriander 3 lord Strathmore's b. h. by Walnut • dr. Hoa. 1.. Saviles eh. Is Cinnamon - - dr. Mr. &mulling% b. e. Alonso. by Pesaro& 4 FT' okl &- Five to 4 upon Lord Darlington's Haphazard, won by a length-6 to 4 agQ Chance—to to t agd Marcia. Sweepitakes of scgs. each, h. ft. for three yn old colts, SR. and fink., 7 a. 121h.—Two Sir . 1 : Lawfon's M. e. brattier to Drourft - r Lend Fite wllliarn's br. e. Orville, by Beninsbrowsh Lord Belhaven 's h. r. by Beninbroasb • - 3 stir T. Oak.4sues eb. c. by Bcoblbreash • 4 Lewd Farwillkin's eh. c. by Standant • - pd. Mr. O. Cronspton's cc. Tante,* by Howard - pd. Mr. Baker's hr. c. Langton, by Sir Peter - - pd. Mr. Hatehinkort's b. cby Beningbroagb - • pd. Seven to 4 agd Sir J. Lawfon's br. e.-2 to agft Orville—, to a agft Lord Belhaven's b. c.— to tot agft Sir T. Gakoigne's ch. c.—Near race, won by a neck. TEWKESBURY RACES, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 25. A Sweepflakes of Five Guineas each, with the ad dition of Forty Pounds from the Racing Fund, for all ages. Vwo mile heats. Lard SumTord's eh b. Malinter. S. ITS old I Mr. Define s be. b. Lycra. 6yn o fd - - 3 '1 P.*. R. jTeeshr. b I . 3ai s iiciares, s yr! 014 ' 4 3 Mr. Maid br. h. Rolla. iir; old s 4 Major Ser.U's b. h. St. Vincent. 5 Troold - dr. . Ben Devaynes broke down. At darting, even betting on Chaunter-3 to t agft Lucan—; to agft Ben Devaynes-4 to tag({ Rolla. After the fiat heat, 3 tot on Chaunter. A good race, won by half a neck. READING RACES, TUESDAY, AUGUST 24. Fifty Pounds for 3 year olds. Mr. Smith's b. e. by Crook - - - I Mr. Knowleg's br. f. Fanny - - • s fell Mr. Howdclfs br. c. by Fannin - - 1 3 We DK s SDAY.—A Sweep flakes for Fifteen Guineas each, with Fifty Pound Plate added. Capt. Taykr's Slarbang . • • I I Pomona COL Goiter's b. f.. _ (fell) . s dr. Hunters' Su eepftakes. Mr. Storer's eb. g. • • • 1 I Mr. Suttees b. m. . - . • 3 $ Mr. Howdell's ch. h. - a 3 To LIRSD Vf.—Fifty Pound Plate for all ages. CoL Govrer's gr. h. Hacknernan. 5 yrs old - I I Mr. Beft's cb. tu. jilt, syn old - 3 Mr. Cbkmock's br. g. Teddy the Grinder, S yrs old 4 3 Capt. Batfon's b. m. Novice, by regain - a dr. DERBY RACES, TUESDAY, AUGUST t 7. Ffty Pounds, given by his Grace the Duke of De vordbire, for maiden horfes, Sic. of all ages. Iris Bailey, Eflr'L br. e. Knutsford. 4 yrs old r. Harries b. e. 3 yrs old - - $ Mr. Lord's ch. c. 3 yrs old - - 3 Mr. Sander's b. f. 4 yrs old • - • 4Un ViraDa SDAY.—The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Subfeription Plate of Fifty Pounds. The bell of three four mile heats. Hurt Sitwell, Elip's. b. h. Meteor, 6 yrs old - I Mr. Clifton's b. g. Grinder, 5 yrs old 4 a Paws Bailey, Elqr'a gr. b. Nautilus, S yn old 3 3 Mr. Simpfon's gr. e. by Delpini. 3 yrs old v 3 4 Mr. Grabant's b. m. by King Fergus, 4 yn old a 3 LAW INTELLIGENCE. PALACE COURT, FRIDAY, AUG. sy. RIFORR MR. StRIPANT MARSHALL. HAMILTON v. FUCA., SION.—MT. LOCK SILT Rat ed, that the plaintiff, Count Piper Hamilton, was a perfon in the Medical profeffion, and, however the name of Count Piper might excite a Emile, he had been regularly bred to the praftice of phyfic. The declaration Rated, that he was poffeffed of a houfe, at No. s 3, Great Charlottalreet, in the month of January Sall, and that the defendant had, on the 23th of March following, taken his Erik floor, with a garret, and the joint occupation of two kitchens and an area; that the defendant, contriving to injure the plaintiff, had excluded him from the joint polTeflion of the front kitchen and area, in which was a water-tub. The plain tiff, in confequence of fuch exclulion, had been deprived of the enjoyment of fo neceffary an arti cle as that of water. This cafe he fhould prove by a refpeCiable witnefs. Mifs Mary Hamilton, the plaintiff's filler, faid, the defendant had agreed from the beginning, to have only the joint tenantcy of the two kitchens; that there was a einem in the back kitchen, but it never conttined any water ; that there were two keys to the front area, that the defendant's (errant borrowed her brother's, and never returned it ; that the defendant had then denied his fervants accefs to the kitchen and area, and that they bad ever lime been obliged to borrow water from their neighbours. Mr. AGAR Rated the cafe on the part of the de fendant with a conliderable degree of wit and hu mour. His Learned Friend, be (aid, in his de fcription of Doane Count Piper, bad employed no incoofiderable (bare of fancy and cenbellithment ; he bad reprefented him as having diplomas from all the learned Univerfities in Europe; the jury eould not but fuppofe he had been educated at Paris, at F.dinburgh, or at Leyden, or Come other Celebrated place, devoted to Medical Scienceo— No 'fuch thing---bis own handbill, in which be announced his having afflicted the healing art, Rated, that after ten years travels, throughout everT part of Afia and Africa, he had returned to lus own country to cure every dikter that man or woman could polfibly be silliaed with I his Rudies among the Hottentots had enlarged his mind, and capacitated him for aff'ord'ing relief in all complaints, from a common corn on the toe to the lab Rages of the moll mortal dißeenpers. The defendant, a Gentleman, whoa literary ac quirements obtained him a genteel livelihood, bad -taken the Dooflor's fire floor, at tba rent of 431. a year, unfurnifbed ; he was to have not a joint te uantcy in the two kitchens, but the eaclufive right to the front one, with the area. He took ak . a rerpedable profeeor, and net a man felling quack medicines. The defendant found it neceffary to avoid all communication with loch a chartaer, and had accordingly excluded him from every part of his premiks, and, among the reft, the front kitchen and area. In confequence of this the plain tiff had done every thing in his power to annoy the defendant and his wife. In the &It place, it 1 1 was his uniform prailice to infult every perfon who called upon the defendant. Several witneffes betides the defendant's fer. 'rant proved, in the moft diaina manner, that the Dolor had plenty of water in his own back kit chen till he cut it off with a view to this fait; that from the firfl few days after Mr. and Mrs. Fer. guffon took paffeffion of the lodgbig, they po fi . Lively objeeted to the Count or his filler entering the front kitchea, and threatened even to difcard, their own fervant if the either entered the Dolor's ) kitchen, or fuffered him to interfere with theirs. The fervant, who was Rated to have borrowed the area key was confronted with Mifs Hamilton, and exprefsly denied the alfertion. The Judge, after hearing the defendant's wit. neffes, raid, there could not be the flighteft pretence for Paying there was any thing like a joint-tenancy in the front kitchen and area. The Jury &id, they had been fnr fame time of the Came opinion, and they immediately returned a verdia for the defendant. The defendant had, on the recommendation of the Judge, offered to withdraw a j uror; but the Count refilled to a ff ent to it. The Judge expreffed his fatisfAainn at his obffinacy being punithed by the payment of coils. POLICE, he. MAWS lON-HOUST.—YellertlAy a decent 7oung woman was brought up on a charge of uttering coanterteit Wiling., at a public-houfe on College hill, Upper Thames-drect. The prifoner was dif charged, on proving that (he had received the fame from a publican, of whom (he had had change of a tl. note. She afterwards exhibited a com plaint againit the conflable who took her into cat: tody, Bating, that he took from her what money (he had in her pocket, and refufed to return the fame,. or even any part of it. He was, in conic quence, b-ought np before the Loan MAYOR, who committed him to the Poultry Compter. Woas usr-sraekr.—Yclierday John Salmon was examined on fulpicion of Healing carpenters' tools from a filed in a new building, in the parith of St. Matthew, Bethnal-green, the property of the work men. He was committed for trial. Several publicans in the jurifdidion of this Office attended by virtue of fummonfes, charged with fuffering unlawful games to be played in their fc• veral houfes. They were fined 205. each. A man was committed for want of fureties, for having violently affaulted a youth, who lodged in his houfe, by beating him in a cruel manner. Go oLDNALL.—Thurfday a charge was prefer red againt two young men for Ailing and con tenting to the elopement of the complainant's wife. The hutband lamented the inttability of all human happinefs; but eight weds before, he (aid, he had thought himfelf the happieß of mortals, having efpoufed the woman of his choice ; young, beau tiful, and affedionate. The homy now, however, had fcarcely fenk in the wane, before be found, to his inexpreffible grief, that his newly-acquired contort, the partner for his life of all his pleafures and his :arcs, WAS incapable, at times, of affording him either fatisfadion in blifs, or confolation in trouble, from the too potent draughts it had long been her cußom to indulge in. It was in vain he rebuked her for a habit which he told her would prove her ruin; the was - incorrigible; and when be found remonfirance was of no avail, he imagined a little:ea& and wbolfignse correfiims might ad as a prevaitiv t ; he accordingly took the liberty of tiling a pradied argument, which he hoped might work as a falutary and fpeedy corredive. In this he was millaken, and the young, beasailid, and al !almost', to thew her ditlike of the recipe, decamped with all the comfort: the could collcd, and left her phyfician to meditate on the inefficacy of his ap plication. The parties profeffed their ignorance of any elopement ; all they knew was, that the complain ant's unit drivel bard, and that he thrafied hard— therefore, not being able to (et their horfes together they had each taken a feparate road, but where and in what direction they knew not. The Magiiirate difcharged the parties, recom mending the complainant to confole himfelf under the idea that the loft of a bad wife was a reel gain. SMOCKING CATArritormi.—Early on Toefday morning feveral perfons obferved an unufual &toile to iffue from the chimney of a houfe in the poreffion of Thomas Harding, at Somercoates. common, near Alfreton, in Derby(hire. The door was broke open, and the internal part of the houfe was found all in a finoke and burning, but not in flames. Before any pert= could get up [lairs, the chamber floor fell to the round;g and in its ruins brought with it the remains of three young chil dren burned to death ; one without its head, and the two others wanting Tome of their limbs. The parents of thefe unfortunate infants went oss Mon. day afternoon to Ripley k about two miles from thence) to Come merriment, and very imprudently left the children all night by themfelves. MIDICIMII ACT, which takes place on Sept. t.- illoa.—As by the new all of Parliament every Medicine of the value of 4s. and as high as 9s. t is obliged to have a Stamp of .11, value, the (mall bottle of Srsi.ss oar's Doors mull be advanced to ss. 6d. therefore, to make it left burthenfome to fuch people whore complaint rendersitneteffary for them to take more than one bottle, the proprietors have procured a new bottle, which contains the quantity of two of the (mall ones, the price of which will not exceed 91. and with is. Ramp make it los. the bottle, the fame as two fmall bottles al ways were j of courfe, will rave is. as the two (mail ones will in future be ; ts—N. B. The (mall bottles will be continued its ufual for (uch u do aorohoofe to purr.hafe the !User. LONION MARKET& CORN-EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, AUGUST i/. A Ret Oa of the PRICES of FLOUR. from the 14th of Augoli to the acth of Anvil ineluhve. Total zoo faeks.—Average saa. os. op. lower than Taft return. PRICE OE HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags sl tss to 131 Ss I Pockets 71 op to isl os SMITHFIELD, Anguft 27. To fink the otfah.Ter Hone of Beef • 4s od to ss od Veal - da dd to ss 64 Mutton -SS 4d to SS trod Pork - se od to 6s od Lamb ss dd to 6s gd. Stock at Market this morning, Hestia Soo, Sheep and Lambs s,OOO. NEWGATE and LEADENHAI.L, Aoguft 17. Per lions of Sib. by the carcafe. Beef ss 4d to ds 64 Veal ss dd to ss od Mottos ds tat to Ss 44 Pork ss od to tas ad Lamb ss od to 6s od. RAW HUSES, Auguß 27. i Hldeo(per !Use) 3s Gd to 3s td Heavy Calf gs 64 each Middling js ad to 3s ed Mork Skins 13$ to Os ad Ordinary 2s lid to Is la Lamb Skins as alto as od Shearlings ts. od. to 2s. od. PRICE OP LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALI.. Butts, so to 561 b each, • - ipd to aid Ditto, 6o to 6611, • • • ajd to asd Merchants Backs . 194 to sod Dreffing Hides • - thd to tpd line Coach Hides . - apd to std Crop Hides for Cutting -2501 d to 224 Flat Ordinary - . 26 d to ad Calf Skins, 3o to 40th per dozen, - asd to 304 Ditto so to 7olts - - 2jd to 304 Ditto, 7o to tolls • - . ltd to 274 Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s onl to 35 311 Large ditto - - mos to 140 s per doz. tanned Horfe Hideo . as tar las each Goat Skim - . 3os to Gila per dozes Bark per load . itl. tos. to 231. cs. PRICE OP TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 3s 9d Town Tallow 64$ od to Os Clare market 3s 9d Ruffia ditto (ea.) 63s od to os Whitechapel market 3s $44 R talk t ditto (foap) 59$ to dos (per Roue of Sib.) White Caudle Ruffs& gys to os --..-- Melted Stuff gSsod to 531 us aid Ditto Rough kis od to of Average Price 3$ 93 Greaves - sils od to es Good Dregs sot to els Yellow Soap, 70s. es ea—Mottled, 7Ss.—Curd, ha. Candles, jos. W.—Moulds, cu. od. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, Augull 27. _ . SntithfielL St. James's. I.49siteehapel. 0 Hays 3to 7 7 3 3oto 7 to 0 3 t0t0714 0 New 3 3t03 15 em•••••••••MI titraw 16 tOl 5 1 30t03 0 0 I OOW 110 li •10vcr 616 to, to 7 7oto 8 8 • Do Hew 3 3 t• 6.6 BIRTHS. On Sunday, in Mercian-Spare, Dublin, Lady Catherine Brownlow, of a foe. _ _ _ In Grenville ftreet, Mountjoy-fquare. Dublin, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Raymond, of a daughter. en the 20th inftant, at Nova Houfe, the feat of Sir Hedor Munro, K. B. the Lady of Colonel IL C. Ferguton, of a fon. MARRIED. Thurfday lift, at St. Peter le Poor, joreph Blunt, E(q. of the Old Pay °See, to MI6 Clay, of Old Broad.ttreet. MD. On Tburfday, of an spopkaic dt, Richard Stone, Efq. of !hitlehurft. Wellman). evening, aged 68, in Bryaniton-ftreet, Portman fquare, Mrs. Agnes Breton, tell& of Michael Harry Breton, Efq. late of Norton-Hall, Northamptonlbire, and of Epping green, Herta, and Biter to the late Vifcountefs Dowager Clifden. At Inglllton, county of Forfar, the I6th init. Mrs. Charlotte Greenhill, wife of Mr. Andrew Dalgairns. At Limerick, the Right Hon. Lady Glentwotth, raft of the late I.ord /Mop of I.laterielt. At her houfe in Saeliville-itreet, Dublin, the 18th inft. Mar. garet Cecil Hamilton, Virconntefs Dowager Southwell, reliet of Thomas George, Lord Vlkoont Southvrell, of Ireland, in the pft year of her age. Her Ladythip was defeended from the noble and Illußrious hawks of Cecil, Prime Minifter to Q2etn klizabeth, Lard Burleigh, aneeitor to the ;Went Marquis of Sallibury, and of Hamilton, 'smear to hi, Grace the Duke of Hamilton. DISEASES of the URETHRA and CERTAIN COM PLAINTS. AS role Proprietor of Deran's celebrated medi cated Bougie. and remedies, Mr. Dufour. Informs the Public, that be may as ufual be confulted daily from sa to 3, at his boufe, No. 5, Frith-ltreet, Soho, on Cafes Stridtures, Oh. itrudions, Glees, &c. &c. as well as Debility, and every dif order where feerecy is fo effimti.d a requifite, that Mr. D. has provided a fpadous houfe, that every Patient may be introduced in a feparate apartment. Mr. D. bat for many years confined himfelt, to that department of Surgery, and from eztenfive pradice, and the molt flattering fuccefs, he is enabled to offer a method of cure mild, efficacious, requiring no confinement or reltralnt in diet, and preventing the poffibility of a rciapfe. Perron, in the country Rating their cafes fully, in a letter, en clofing a one or a two pound mote, will have proper remedies fent to the amount. For the various fymptoms, lee. fee Mr. Diatom.% Treatife on the above complaints, price as. 6d. the fifth edition; to be had of J. Callow, Crown -court, hobo; H. 1). Symonds, Pate:molter-row ; and of the Author. FOR Rbeumatirms Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago, Head-acit, ' Numbnefs, Palfy, Indigeltion, Fla tulent Spafmodk or flying Pains, general Debility and Relaxa tion of the Syftent, SPRAINS, BRUISES, ice. Experience bag proved the mild mutating powers of flittAlle• Ellin /Me or MVITARII Pah, and Fluid, the aseft effedual remedy ever Made known to the world, having auceedai in cafes of fix. eight, ten, twenty, and even of forty years !lauding, after other mat De had failed, and It has &Wordy curbd more patients of the above complaints. than all the medicines ever before made Public.. The fluid Ef face is f• angularly penetrating and (peed, in its *waits°, u generally to effeet the cure of SPRAINS and BRUISES by a few applications. Widtekead's Edina of Mufhtd is prepared and fold at ts. pd. each Box or Bottle, by R. Jon nevus, Apothecary, No. ig, Greek-areet, Sob% London : And its reputation is fo univerfally eitabliated, that it may be bad of every Medicine Venda in England, Ireland, Welt lakes, and America. To prevent unmet felt impofition, purchakrs are requited to obferve, the Genuine is dlßinguilhed by the King's Patent, sad the Signature of Ill.JenN STOW, the Patentee's own writing on the label of each little or So& INDICA/11'10N, NERVOUS HEAD-ACHS, BILIOUS DISORDERS, OBSTRUCTIONS, Ike. &e. MR. DIXON begs leave to remind the Public alba uncommon of tie Anti-Bilious Mb, of aria be is the Propeictor.—Mey are the belt remedy for all cafes of indigeftion, which mike from en irregular fecretion of BB; and are more Watery and sfefel than any other Medi cine la preventing the codices& d habit, lands of the RD mach, gasenily attending a Rate of pregnancy. The mud& mud for them for apanation to hotter climates. where El. Boca Difeeden abound, and whore the Yellow Fever bas fo long prevailed, Is the belt entombs,' that can be given of their &tom, which, if had remerfe to in time, pprreevvent the Jaun dice, the formation of Gail Sumo, and Ir>fsmmatlon of the Bowels. Sold wisetedde and retail, at Ching and Bakes, Cheaplide ; sad recall by Piddling. 76, ("polka the Pantheon, Oaford- Street I J. Van Bergen, Mose I aveincy, ; Call well, Bull, and Dugdale, Dublin; bavis, Cork; Scott and Smith, Edinburgh; Stains, Owen, and Dreary, Manebeiter Bowan and Grogram, Liverpool; Payne and Richards, Ply mouth ; Waal and Gibbs, Postfmouth; Sales, Dover ; Ramlell, Southampton; Desk, Dock; Hazard and Smith, Bad' Weaker and Teewmsa, diem; and by one or more roftedlable bread= Vender in weer( Tows in the United ► Settrrtri *Atlas:4 15t.erftABLI! iktM*ticlla TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-c-fly Mr. lAMES CRnF li d At the B ' Bear Inn Crickhowell, in the county of Br een% e 1; 'fiturfelayi the 7th of oetoq, between the bones of be t and Six in the afternoon, fubjedt to rued Conditiott Para hen produeed, A VERY Delieable FREEHOLD ESTATE called TREBINSHUN, fituate in the ;willies of Tallyllyn, and Catitedine,in the county of Brecon, fining of a neat inatifion&houfe, adapted in every:Jae& for G e kefidence of a Gentleman's family, with a coach...look, and necelrary Aces, the requifite nufnber 0' hales, C ut:es, and in' convenient out-bnildinge„ all in complete repair; a large ev::!::1 g trden, 3brubbery, orchard, and upward% of two h on e r ", ninety ftalute *chi of excellent arable, meadow, piVrc. wood-la id,divided into convenient Maar: laud etn.ll tl.67:111 . The houfc comniantiv,tn ernia,a view of an ext•mtivc lair wards of three milts in eiretineference, ab.imding wild-fowl, is situated in a fine limning conntry,Mo nt lit nth „, from Brecon, five from CrichheAvell, and t weir,: from Alit rz a vennv ; within three miles of olie:tif the wharfs sieljnicing the Brecon and Abergavenny Canal, at which ;oil and lime tu n he pruetirea at a very cheap rate, and at a dillauee of aisiutnne hundred and fifty miles from London, from where e a ny ; ; . coach and waggons pals three times a week, within a tni:est the door. Polfeffion of the Manfinii-houfe and rife of the lands may be had at twelve months notice, and 14 rentaindet is under kale, which will expire at Candlemas, 11306. •l ha poor 's-rams and other taxes arc ..xtrcniely moderate, :lid them is au extenfive right of common attached to the cdatc, itch is capable of eonfiderable improvemev. Fur further Particulars apply to Air. Plorner, No. 4, Era. court, Temple, I ondon ; Air. Williams, Attorney at la v Monmouth ; or to Edward Williams, Erg. Hay, S.una Wales. where a map of the elate may be ken, and a perfon up, pointed to flu* the premife& W HEN PrGfeffional Men of education and .^. fponfibillty deviate from the general fyftem by the (.4 leftion of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long contioaeg rime& is the heft criterion of fuyeriurity. Fight years have I devoted my praftlec to the exclufive nat. went of THRF.E DISORDIUS, and the fuecefsfui 'Vett / my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I an a►le the ravages of theft comphints which arc the molt import , ant in that catalogue of human infirmities. . . . . After initiation into every branch as an Army Surma,' formed a will at an early Fried of Pradtke to refeuc irdmid w alt from the ignorance of uneducated Mat, or the clually dam, gernus precipitancy of gat qal Practitioners . The THREE. DISORDERS, to the aireof which I haw • d e . voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VEN3IIiAI. INFECTION, vrhaber of a recent or long duration —achy. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether wiling from the habit , re Schoolboys, or the indulgence of matarc age, and laitlr that eh. rangement of ete ()dem Ia Women sr/dais called NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafe.s are the refok ignorance nr Mack the treatment Of a Bmple Oonorrhea,and it not unfrequently pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcretiou of asi unguarded bout. By a fuperior method fetch complaiott are cafily cured, and even when others have failed, I crud that I way prefunte to offer* radical tt-eftallititment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dtltrefs to the diforder.eompawal with the calarnitotti fituations of Mee,ota from indulgence ina SOLITARY VIC F., or the prevahan G3lt• ties of a fatbionabk Life, acquire that state of Debility tuck is the unavoidable eonfequenee of fuel pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods weer hie tnifery, but cart fully conceals his misfortune., It may he time confutation for 'aim to know, that although it be an °bled of doubt or saw, tainty with other Praanioners the removal of thek D: Fie C IfiNC IFS by the gradual progrell of Reoovadoo is the aro., ire torn of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Veen. boa begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by an early counteraCtion of this languid date, and in tbois cafes no great ditricukies will occur. But where this Ddiciarrf has for years ex Med. a pmper Pa. ikvcrance is imlifpaifibly requifite to revive the Bumbling fpatl► of I .sfs, and to re-arimate the Conititutioo. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dl i sppoiattel in their cape Merlons of a Family, may be Allred, that to Iced inflames Inch defeats arc curable by Medical Skill. the SECRECY which is fo effendal to my undertaking, aril the qualification, which I have prefumed to Rate, tom the Baas of my PhiCll6ol6ll, and in coincidence with fti^h this iod ination is given, that Mr B-- may becanfultedpeintogs (or by letters Judo:sting a!sriall note) at his hook N 0.19, Anat. del-ttreet, Strand, ',ear Temple-Bar. There is an midi :tonal entrance in Wattr-dreg edit:bit g ind the name Is on bAh the doors. R Moab -n" the rw-t! rat?. fte .hmv•vrs To T. TATl.OR,Surgeon. No. 9. New 3ridge-fireet, Londno SIR, Edinburgh, May 2, !Soo. IN the living of 1794. I was ;aided with A VON). real Complaiot, whichl treated with indifference for ire months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Iliyheiza q who put a temporary !top to the virulence of the &Life (by mercurial applications) :or force time ; but growinj, in fpin of all medicine and the advice of the Brit Gentlemen of the Faeolty here, worfe and worfc for two years, I was reduced to a lbw alnaolt unparalleled and beyond defeript ion, being an entirclepl. and ulcerated from head to foot.—My head, throat, mutts. note, legs, arms, &c. have been eau ritatcly in danger of hdotne ing delete; in (hurt, I have had from zo to 3o eating ulcers on My body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.--It would be voluminous to particularize all my cafe--fuifice it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined ntyfelf, beyond all hopes of recovery ; aced indeed, in my then condition, death was preferable to my mom than miftrable ftatc. In this dreadful &tuition did I dray a mutt :inferable exittence, till Divi N a Pa OVUM face threw Mmy way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth--my friends read it, I could not.—l fent and procured route of four Leas e's PATENT PILLS, which, by sling front time to tinie, am now, aid have long been, (after more than four years in deferibable &Ruts), in aa.good a Rate of health as erre I es eyed; as a proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, healthy limn to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Got., and io hopes of rendering my yellow-creaturefervice, I requell you to publith this ; and you may at any tithe refer perfons, who wifli to be (addled of the truth of this, or further particulars', to me or my friends, by letter or perfon. As few cafes for badnefs will CUT equal mine, and nom ess teed it, I have from experience every reafon to alliire ' that in your LZAILICS Pitts they Will find a lure, fpcedy,fne, and radical cure, fw that molt dreadful ftage of the l'enerral Weak, which is called—as co N Ilk MED Lot AM With & TS ' &o de, Sir, your *bilged hionblc fervent, 1• t• Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, 'tonal FA LO R. Member of the Royal Culkge of Surgeons in London, at his boufc, N 0.9, New Bridge-ttrret ; where he will „ivy 4t' vice, without a tee, to perfons taking there Pills acid Will 370• % Ifwer patients letters, if polk paid, cat the fame trr'n. bier log in all egos the molt inviolable fecrecy, no Perfon'e par:a• cafe having been mentioned,but at their own particular rcy: cll. by the Proprietor, during the eourfe of more than 0 Fe 14 . that he has had the concluding of an extenlive fate of the abuse tees idhhe , and the pradiee ariflog therefrom. They arc alto fold, by his Appointment, for the convenieses of tbofe living at a diftuice, by Mr. Baxter, South -bridge. Edinburgh; Mr. Mentions, Printer, Glafguw, to wt urn ago Mr. T. refers for his addrefs; at the Perfumer's, No. t.S. Sr. Alban's-ftreet, Pali-Mall ; Mr. Robertfoo Toy-Owl , Osford.ftreet ; Mr. Difitorough's, No. 7, Eitb-ftrect-hit ' , nearly Impolite the Monument Mr. Steers, Bookfellcr, No.i. Union-row, Little Towcr-hill; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; and by one Perron in every eoulisierable town in Great-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only so. pd. each, reeled up with full:el plain Direction, whereby Perfons of tither Sts may cure theinfdvos with cafe sod (army. —.- • HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning 4 minute* after Afternoon 3 siinurca after LONDON: printed for the Proprietors, by JOHN DA r.+: (al (arambritreet) at the ir a a Pao at sPa me, No 1. Ou—y-ltrett ; and pablithei by LEVEL ts N (of t':.^ tetbiu7-place, Lastbetli),tt Plo z. Carey-ftrett. and 2 t liras-01meg, Teringe-Her; to arMeb Office all comm.! , • sat raglesalailaresa arruntaafttaa