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:. 1 Oh lovely Free 'om, in thtfc happy Isow'rs Exalting oft I trac'd thy fronive And law thy .air hand Brewing fragrant flown Along the vac, and on sly nativr height. Thy very (bade is fled—no more I fee • The form that s thartn'd me, or the (mile that flea; A fair but fatal Spirit chafes thee, By cruel china of blood and pow'r Adieu, fweet Country, lov'd tho' loft to me! At thy fuccefs, how warm this heart has glow'd With gen'rotts joy, when oft to fuccour thee My gal'ant children's precious blood ha , tlow'd! Oh friends etiflav'si, but clear, I filth farewell ! An exile, reeking freedom o'er the wave. Bence h the Gallic fcourze I will net dwell; But live with Liberty, or [hare her grave POLICE, &c. THE HELVETIAN'S FAREWELL TO HIS COUNTRY. HAT TON-GARDEN.--Ydlerday George Savage, porter to a ltationer in Holborn, was charged with having frequently purloined goods out of his matter's (hop, fuppofed to a great extent, as upon an inventory being taken there was a defi ciency which could not be accounted for, till at length the prifoner was deteded carrying away fome property. He was committed for trial. WOASIIIP-STREET.—YeilerdAy a boy, of the name of Raymond, was charged by his mailer, a weaver, in Gun•ftreet, Spitalhelds, on fufpicion of having nolen a quantity of bobbing and other materials, belonging to the weaving trade, and was committed to the Houfe of Correetion. On Saturday Judith Sullivan, and a woman of the nome of M , Garthy, were charged with flealing from the fhop of a linen-draper in Bilhopfgate ftreet, four yards and a half of cambric, value! sBs. They went into the (hop under pretence of purchafing a gown piece, but not agreeing for Nice they left the (hop ; the cambric was miffed, and the women were immediately purfued and taken into cuftody. The property was found on the perfon of the former, which was produced and identified by the profecutor. They were commit ted for trial. Tuatsss•Orricv.—On Saturday a great num-I ber of daring offenders were charged with having in their poffeffions a large quantity of foreign pro duce which they could not account for, and were confequently conviaed under the Bumboat At. WHITECHAPM—Yeaerday Vona: Hutchifon was charged on fufpicion of ftealing a watch, which hung up in the parlour of a baker in Wap ping. He was committed for trial. On Satin - day fe'nnight, between fix and feven o'clock in the evening, as Mr. Smith, farmer, of Haregreen,ldon, was returning from Reading market, he was attacked by two footpads at Nor cote-lane-end on the Pangbourn road, who knock ed him off his horfe, and robbed him of three 51. notes, and call, amounting together to 351. and his watch. They beat him a great deal about the head as he lay:on the ground. - - • On Saturday night a fervant belonging to a furgenn of the Artillery, was (lopt near the Hang ing Wood, this fide of Woolwich, by two footpath, who prefented a piftol to his breafl, and demanded his money. He had only a few halfpencee, which they took, after which one of the villains fired at bun. The ball 'palled through the palm of his right hand, and lodged in his thigh. He !trove to proceed, in the defperate !late in which he was, until he reached the Ship public houfe in Green wich. He marked every Rep which he walked with his blood : the ruffians immediately made their efcape, thinking that he was fhot dead. It h to be hoped they will be foon apprehended, as they are well known in that neighbourhood. On the evening of Sunday fe'nnight, as a man was walkinli through a piece of ground in the neighbourhood of Piercefield, Monmouthfhire, he got entangled in a net which had been fpreact by poachers, for the purpofe of de ftroying the game ; and while he was endeavouring to extricate him. felt, three fellows fprang from behind an adjoining hedge, and attacked him in the moft inhuman manner. After wounding him with the greaten ferocity, they dragged him to a very high preci- , pice near the fpot, and threw him from a cliff pro jecting over the river. His defiruClion was only prevented by his falling into a piece of water, in which, being !hallow, he remained the whole of the night, and part of the hext day, totally unable to extricate hinifelf. He was at latt difcovered, with his thigh &flowed, and other - wife dreadfully bruifed ; but by the humane attention of Mr. Wells, the worthy proprietor of Piercefield, who i Randy procured medical aliiitance, the poor man Is in a fair way of recovery. A molt daring and dexterous burglary was com mitted in the night of Mond.ry le'unight, in the counting houfe belonging to Mr. James Berwick, tobacco manufaCturer in Leeds. The robbers, it is thought, found means to enter the dwelling. borate in the evening, and had concealed them. felves till the retired, as Mr. Berwick f I up- pored that he heard fomething liir under his bed form after he got into it, btu the noife immediately ccafing, he concluded that he mutt have been ' taken ; having taken the key cf the tale from the drawer in Mr. Berwick's room, the villains pro ceeded to open the counting houfe door, unlocled the fare, an: plundered it of cafh and bills to the amount of upwards of 4ecl. and after again lock. in;,; all the doors they clecanytd. In the morning, tie till, conmining a pair of gold balances, was, found at the bottom of the tare. On S tturday fe'nnight a boy, not more than 12 sew s of age, of the name of Matthewfon, belong ink to 13ersvick upon Tweed, but having of fate re - fidel chiefly in or about Newcattle, applied for employment to Mr. klogg, miller, of Edenton, in wick ihire, who, moved by :4 very plaufible and ag...“.!, tie 1 ILA V rate of his dia rc irec_. (acted him loclg their matter's favourite mart, which it appears young Tea fir, had decamped with at an cal ly hour. tic was traced through Berwick, and feen aCter war.ls'.nthe NVonler road; and though Mr. Hogg hinifell was but a few hours after him in the pur fait, we have not heard that he has yet been taken. The week before laft, as Joe Cooke, who drives a hackne y coach for Mr. Leeds, in StrattonAreet, (fond in the coach rank in Howland - area, Fitzroy-11111am he was .ordered by three f blot sto driv e them to Kentith Town.. When they got btrand Mnther B ack Cap's, near the ponds, one of them called to him to flop, which he did, and the three got out; one of them afked him whether he had any change ? The coachman anfu eyed, that he could change him a fcven fhil ling peace, or half a guinea ; on which one of the villains ilepped up, and cried ," Damn you and your Care—y int. money we want !" and with that knocked him down,androbbedhim ofabout eighteen fhillings, and afterwards beat him in a moil un merciW manner all over his body, particularly about the head ; the poor man was confined to his honfe through the beating all laft week ; the vil lains got off undifcovered. Monday fe'nnight a fire was difcovered in a houfe belonging to a brewery at the head of the north back of the Canotigate, near Paul's work, Edinburgh, which was very fpeedily got under, without doing much damage. On Sunday fe'nnight, about eight o'clock in the evening, a fire broke out in a bakehoufe, in Ha vannah-ftreet, Glafgow. By the aiftive exertions of , tht lire men, with the engines, it was got under ithout doing much damage ; a party of the 92d regiment from the guard-houfe attended, and were highly ufeful in preferving order. Wednefday part of a new building, head of Leith Walk, fell down, by which one man was fe verely hurt. A fire-balloon was, on Wednefday night, let off at Ipfwich, which fell within twenty yards of a far mer's corn Racks. On application being made to the Magiftrates, the common crier on Friday pro claimed, that proficutions would in future be inili tuted againft any perfons guilty of fimilar praftices. The following remarkable inflance in ercefs of drinking, not long fince took place at Hartlepool : three jolly topers, not having indulged Bacchus for a long time, and being determined to have a thorough foaking, fet to it one day, and drank 57 quarts of Upright, (viz, a quart of beer with a glafs of gin in it) within the fpace of feven hours and a half. On taking their leave of each other, one of them declared he was Rill thirfty, and, flopping, fmoaked a pipe, and drank a pint more to himfell ! Lail Friday feveral riling women according to annual cuftom, (under the direftion of the will of Mr. RAINE, formerly brewer in Wapping) having attained the age of twenty-one, drew lots for tool. as a marriage portion, having produced teftimo nials of their moral charafters, as well as their in tended hufbands, who mbft be mechanics and members of the Eftablifhed Church, and not be• longing to the army or tea.--On the tft of May the fame ceremony takes place, and is to continue in force for ever, for which he laid out an adequate fund. The unfuccefsful candidates were entertain ed with a good dinner, and are at liberty to draw lots every half year, if they do not marry in the intervening time. On Friday laft, in commemoration of the Gun powder Plot, the Weftminfter Scholars prepared a large effigy' of the incendiary Faux, who was doomed to his annual fate ; but in order to aug ment the glory of the fpeftacle, they had recant-re to a conduit not wholly founded in jnftice—this was paradingthe ftreets in the vicinity oftheirfchool, armed with flicks, and feizing upon every Guy they faw ; tearing him by force from the various juvenile parties, till having made a large collection, they retreated to their head-quarters, in order to celebrate their triumph. This hoftile manceuvre being made known to fome heroes of Tothil-fields, the latter prepared a gigantic Faux, and in the evening marched in dread array, armed with bludgeons and torches, to give battle to the fcho lars. Their warlike bent, however, was difap pointed ; the future hopes of the Nation having ended their ceremony, and retired in good order to their homes. The Tothil youths, finding the field their own, proceeded to the execution of their Criminal, and to encreafe the conflagration, made free with the timber of fome old houfes in the neighbolirhood, committing, at the fame time, Inch depredations and tumults, as obliged the in habitants to arm in their defence, which they did,• and after Come (kirmithing, totally routed the myrmidonian Crew. The 29th of IL:, month' the Engin State Lot tory begins Drawing. SCHEME. _ I • of Z.z.,,,0n0 _ _ g of ,Csco 3 of 10,000 22 of ion 3 of SACO 44 of 5 ,3 6 of 1,000 & 9,400 of 19 N. B. Only 31(x)oTicka , inftcad of 60,000. The Tickets and Stamptd Shares that may he entitled to the above Capital Benefits are on Sale at Nli iIOLSOh'S Fortunate Office, No. tti, Corn. hill : where, in the prefent Year, Two Prizes of 20,0001. and 5,0001. each, were fold, divided into Shares, and one of 20001. in Whole Ticket 4 4 , 11 1k careful to fee that every Share is figned by the Public's moil obedientaud much obliged hum• ble fervant, w. wictint.soN. MkotctmE ACT, which took place on Sept. 1. tgc2,—As by the new aft of Parliament every Medicine of the value of 4s. and as high as 9s. I id. is obliged to have a Stamp of is. value, the fmall bottle Of IiriLSBURY'S DROPS mull be advanced to 5 . b. 6d. therefore, to make it lefs bartheit', - tmle to inch people whore complaint renders it necefrary for them to take more than one battle, the proprie tors have procured a new bottle, which contains the quantity of two of the fmall ones, the price of which will not exceed 9s. and with is. Ramp make it tos. the bottle, the fame as two futall bottles al. ways were ; of courfe, will fave. L. as the. two anal' ones will in future: be. B. The Imislt LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXC:HANGE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER ?. A Return of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the 23d 0-lober to the 2)th of 0.11. ob: r inclulive. • Total t 4.9 t 2 Parks.—Averase 545. 8;1. es. 2 Id. tower than laft return. A ETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including o• ly fr,tl the atilt ot Odoher to the 30th ot °doh, r. Total-7.1)9 gliarters. Average 595. ell Is. lid. lower rilan latt return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Dags (new) 1 ti ci to 121 os I Pockets (new) Is I c's to t2l Ts. Year:ings 71 tis to 9 1 os I Yearlings 61 8s to IA cu PRICE OE SEEDS, November 8. Red Clover tics to I t2s , White ditto, 2Cs to It 2s per cwt. Trefoil izs to 64s 'Turnip as to 26s per Idite! Rye Grafi 24 5 to sos per quarts* . Carraway 36s to 4)S per cwt. Coriander 285 to 3os elitist Canary Seed 86s to 933 ditto New Rape Seed 531 to 361 per laft. Rib Grak sos to 6os per cwt. SMITHFIELD, November 8. , To foil: the opal—per Notre of 81b. Bccf 4s od to is od I Veal ss od to 6 s Mutton 45 8d to 6 s cd Pork 45 8,1 to ss NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, November 8. . Per hone of 81b. by the =cafe. 3s 4d to 4s 2d I ycal 3S 4d to Ss 31 L'd to 41 8..1 Pork 4s 8d to ss Stock at Market this rytorning, Bealts 23a0, Sheep and Lambs, 9,000. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, November 8. Smithfield. St. James's. Whitechapet o.llly 7 7to 8 0 4 40 to 7 70 5 oto 7 to o New 5 5 to 6 is ....--...-. Straw 116 to z a 1130 to 1 19 o 1 Btot is o Clover s Is to 8 o 7 7to 8 8o Beef Mutton DI VII)ENDS. Nov. 25. John Harrifon, late of Sunderland near r.e Sca, Dur. ham, fhip-owner, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at the Shakefpcar Tavern, Newcaftle-upon-Tync. Nov. 20... John Ruffin, of Moorficlds, London, broker, at one, at Guildhall. Nov. 20. Robert Drnakron, of Liverpool, haberdaaier, at one, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 30. Jonathan Bunting and Michael Cutler, now or late of Bedford-ftrect, Covent-Garden, woollen-drapers and ce partners, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 30. John Ibbett, of Crown-ftreet, near Finibury-fquare, shoemaker, at ten, at GuildhalL Nov. 24 Samuel Mowrilyan, of Deal, Kent, tailor and draper, at ten, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Nov. 22. James Sanderfon and Nicholas Sanderfon, late of Blacisrod, Laneafhire, cotton-roanufadurtss, at eleven, at the Golden Fleece Inn, Prefton. Nov. 23. William Long, of Stonebouk, near Plymouth, Devon, hatter and holler, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 30. David Lowca and Jobn Henry Rigg, of Hart.ftrk et, Covent-Gatlin, brandy-merchants and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 23. Thomas Stewart, of Dorfet-fquare, Cannon-row, Weftanin fter,broter, dealer and chapman,at ten, at Guildhall Nov. 27. Henry Cooper, of Sandwich, Kent, linen draper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 30. Margaret Hellop, of Manchefter, holier, dealer and chapwoman, at three, at the Spread Eagle, Manchefter. Nov. 23. Edward Chatterton,%f Rye, Suffer, timber-merchant and coal merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 30. Edward Bunn, late of Weft Ham, Effex, baker, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 25. Henry Reader, now or late of Leeds, York Lire, mer cer, waolku-draper, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Three Legs, Call-lane, Leeds. Dec. 4. William It ideal, of Wakefield, Yorkfhire, merchant, at ten, at the Talbot Inn, Halifax. Nov. 25. William Ireland, Nathaniel Calvert, James Overend, and Corney Tomlinfon, all of Lancafter, merchants, at five, at the Grapes, Lancafter. Dec. r. Evan Humphreys, of Temple-ftrcet, Briftol, vidlualler and fkinner, at ten, at the Rummer Tavern, Briltol. Die. r. Pendock Neale, late of Thornhaugh-floect, Bedford fquare, mariner, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. Ls. Thomas Ralfe and John Gauntictt, of Leadenhall ftreet, London, tnerchanta, dealers and copartners, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. 4 John Debrett, of Piccadilly, Middlefex, bookfeller, at one, at GuildhalL Dec. 14. Jofeph Brafbrige, of Flect-ftreet, London, filverfmith, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dee. ra. Thomas Holland, of Bedford Bury, Middlefex, wool len-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall. • I Dec. 2. William Gouthit, now or late of Old Fifh-ftreet, Lon don, dryfalt er and feedfman, at ten, at Guildhall. Dee. rI. Jacob Cohen, of Haydon-fquare, Middlifer, chair nuinufatturer, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. 4. David Sweetland, of Topfham, Devonfhirc, merchant, at eleven, at the George Inn, Exeter. Dec. 7. Jofeph Coulthard, of Bucklerfbury, Lom'en, ware houfeman, at one, at Guildhall. Dcc. t 4. Edward Holmes and William Hall, of Croftiy-fquare, London, merchants and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall. B RTHS. On the 2ift ult. at Drefilen, Mrs. Gray, of a fin. Lately, at e mftertlam, the Lady of Robert Mdvil, Efq. of a fun. On the 3 tft ult. at Auld Barr, Brechin, of a fon, the Lady of P. Chalmers, jun. Efq. of idol-lane. MARRIED. On the 4th inftant, at Warwirk, Thomas Stapleton, of the Grove, Richmond, Yorkfhire, Efq. to Mifs Gerard, of New- Hail,near Warrington, Lancalhire, lifter to Sir W. Gerard, Bart. At Clyde Batik, the aSth ult. the Rev. Mr. Wm. Stark, mini fter of stonchoufe, to Mifs Mackenzie, only daughter of Robert Mackenzie, Efq. Sheriff Clerk of Dumbarton(tire. At Stirling, the 25th alt. Edward Alexander, Efq. to Mifs Catherine Glas, daughter of John GI" Ffq. Provoft of Stirling. Wednefelay at Edinburgh, Arch. iiurnett,Efq to Mil, Will: it . Tnefday, at Smithampton, Mr. Gafeler, furgeon, of the Bo rough of Southwark, to Mifs Ann Mant, daughter of the Rev. Rich. Maur. 1). rretor of All Saints, in that town. DIED. On Thurfday lA, at Wickftcd-hall, in Chethire, the Lady of the Rev. C. W. Ethelflon,lor of Worthenbury•. On Sunday lalt, at Bufh Hill, near Enfield, Capt. japli So merfet Briggs, of the Royal Navy. -On Friday, in Eell-ftreet, Manchefter-fquare, Mr. Purney, principal Trumpet at Covent Garden Theatre: his di ath wa, occafioncd by over exertion in the praaice of the dilfieu:t ment which he prat:fled. His place at the Theatre k filled by Mr. Woodham. On Saturday, at her mother's houfe, in Portman-p:acc, Miff Jackfori. Lately, on his way from India to Egypt, Thos. Ogilvie, Efq. fon of the late Sir John Ogilvie, Bart. On the 27th ult. after a long and fever,' Ulnas. Mr. IV Allem I tunic, nit rchant in Canongate, Edinburg!". I.:tely, V.' Bell ,formerly an eminent cutler in Bath. and par tietilarly lkilful in grinding furrow,' MP rumt. nts. t11:111 Vlj , always moft outrageoufly patriotic, and at the period when Wilkes vas fenteneed to two years imprifonment, he niaile foknin oath that he would neither &Ave idenfelf nor i.l.ange his linen, till he obj...tcl of his Idolatry• had regained his Mit y ; and in this (kite he actually remained till the period was On the 2Gth of July, at Poing:, in White R (Mit, in his 7 tll year, Litho - Fran , ois Karen, General of the Order of J. lkfore his death, lie had nominated the Father J••riiiiie tart to ha vicar-general. The Emperor has granted pet million t o the Order to choofe a new General in his room.. . . On the IR it►R. at his lodgings, in Adam-itreet Adelphi, lama 'M'Vickar Affieck, M. D. of the liland of Jamaica. Weatnefday, Mr. Damerum, many years land furvcyor of the Cultoms at Portfinouth. . In the pari(h of St. John's, Jamaica, on 24th August, Samuel £ytlcl,l). M. FCCITqASTIPAI. PROMOTTOI-:::, O, FoRD, Nuv. 4 .—Weemefsiay Lat the key. J o h ! Bachelor of Arts, of WAhain College, was iidmitt„: , 4 Arts ; Mellri. Chriflopher Devor.fhire Tut ill • A Stephen Woeegate, of Trinity CA i t liam Bagthott And I ho';. Davies, of Jefus Cuilt.:e, Win of %V.olliant Coi;. e, :irl Jonathon Cope, of Clirilt we-e ante Rah. ;; tntw Ca:lterd, I.fy. Dador Civil o• was eh iletli.);.c of Mr. Vince. in 1.3 W. o n C.Unt.: Cm clet!.l; , ow it ..1.! Sot!' ' led:, what C:I- Alt 1 of trafenuf.. ; :111. Cafainojor, of Ch7 - ill Church , :Ind Mr. 1. ge, were (-Am en Fellow* ot !hat Society. Th, Ret . John Willis A. B. wo. wetic Rt.t!loi yul under-Ili ails, in 01, the reti.enatien of the R Jo' n alt, and den of the Lord isilhop of London, in of 1-11 UH ‘t . .-1 . 1 . E1i AT LONDON Lilt 14).: t .;0,•„,. ; Mc•rni•iz Aft( 11 , 09 n DISEASFS of the URETHRA ac,(l CERTAIN co,r_ PLA!NTS. 1 AS fole Proprietor of I)aran's cdc!)rated tnedi. catt•ci &Ives and Remedies, Mr. lu; rc,t.:il illfo 7 ll , tk: IPublic, that he may as ttfital be coati( et! daily trora 9 1 0 1 ..., c( I , hi, ho:.fe Nu. 5, Frith-ltreet, „Soho, on C ~f...; L .,.. s i tt i,.. taro, " ti:,. s,l ! ftrudions, Gletr.s, &c. &c. as well as Debilizr and every lc.. , order where fecrecy is ft) tfreittial a rept Cu., that Mr. D. has provided a (vicious Ifoufe, that every P,tient may he iter l . duced in a leparate 'apartment. iMr. 1.) has for mans scars confined Itimfelf to that department of Sarzery aid front a. tenlive pt.:take, and the molt flattering Lc aft, h e i s enaiied to offer a method of cure mild, cure tcious, r,ptiting no con finement or rrft.atut in diet, and preventing the ps.lhility of a relapfc. Perfons in the country nark their e..'Ets fully, i n a ga°3 lottn °rat t ru w. o °° f the snot; I'ln°t'wid h ave proper re medies i . ”-rip t t. nu , i ce. letter, c t e. t c e iNi r lc , st e. lent n D c u l ofifitus: the r, s Tr.mtife on the above co:Hp . ain.., pts,: ti .(4. the fifth edition; to be had of J Callow, C Own ennn,Soho; "I.D. Symonds, Paternotter-row ; and of .lic it atitu. ebcAtton and H ENre- NVf i , an from M e ti n lc e) r Cineral fyLni by awl,. lc Lion of a peculiar Branch, the fat.,:tion of 10.1 clntiouta fuccefs is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Ten •ears have I devoted ms praaliee to the ex AufAre tree meat of THREE DISORDERS, and the fucrefsful rtLit cf my plan gives me additional ardour to Opp,* as far as lam able the ravages of thofe complaints which are the molt import. ant in the catalogue of human it firnatics After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Free:ice to relate is'l-1 als front the igmurance of uneducated Men, or the q u a y gerous precipitancy of general Proditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I hare de voted my attention, compriac every fpccies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long durati;.c.--::.r. tri b i a m ft ti e f ire hap. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether wiling from the balk.; of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature ape, and ialtly . 1 e•-• rangement of the fyfteru in Women which is called kitk• NESS or STERILITY. di fi litf p es k a G re o t n h o e n r h e e f a ul , t an of d not oran : t uft ° treatmentr Numerous o f a it pens that the feeds of Life are poiforted by the indifcretlon of at unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are eafily cured, and even where others have failed, I trait that may prefume to offer a radical re-eftabliflament. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in the diforder, compared with the calamitous &notions of Men, w:la from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE,or the prevalent Gaie ties of a fathionahle Life, acquire that state of Debility whirl is the unavoidable confeqturnee of fuels pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fulferer broods over his mifery, but care* fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fome confolation fur him to know, that although it he an ohj"dt of doubt or unser tainty with other Pradliters, the reirawol of clack DM CIENCIES bythe gradual ffogrefs of Renovation is the acquire ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by au early counteraction of this languid state, and in thefc cures no great difficulties will occur But where this Deficiency has for years exiitcd, a proper Per feverance is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the Slumbering fpar'as of Life, and to re-animate the Conflituti tn. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappeinted in their expectations of a Family, may be affurcd, that in tr.cl inftances fuch defedta are curable by Medical Skill The SECRECY which is foeffential to my undertaking, and the Qualifications which I have presumed to (late, form Cie Bails of my Pretenflons, and in cob:cid:me with fach th•:s inti motion is given, that Mr. BREE may be confulted perfon ~y (or by letters inclofing a fmall note) at his houfc, No. 29,Artri del-R.reet, Strand, near 'l•emple-liar. There is an additional entrance in Water-arca ad.'„iinir.g, and the name is on both the doors. M. BREE, Member of the Royal C allege of Sargent. • To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New liritlze-ttreet, Load) SIR, Mae 2, tFloce IN the fpring of 1794 1 was :1:110cit with a Vene real Complaint, which I treated with indiffer"ace for r,ve months ; but wag then obliged to apply to a regular vena put a temporary atop to the cirulelice of the di;cafe by mercurial applications) for fume time ; but growing, in fpitt of all medicine and the advice of the lira (it-nth:men ot the faculty here, work and work for two }-ears, I was adored at a late almoll unparalk led and beyond cleferip. inn, heing an ewircltr, and ulcerated. from head to foot.—My head, throat, mouth, nofe, legs, arms, &e. hove been alternat.ly dangcrof haunte lug ufekfs; in ilium, I have had from 2:2 CO 3. c::•i:;` Lkiji my body, and nearly tomily deprived of wotud he voluminous to par ticiitarizc at! my cafe—fuillcc it to fac,::::re never was, or ever will be, one on a more dangerous, or If 3 more coraylicatcd nature. I was 1,41.,; look,•c1 upon by ::vf t friends, and imo;:ined m v el bevem all i.opt s of rc,-or.:ty , indeed, in my t ,101 IL eo mlition: s h. a ; h wa s t i • rilt:e to mY m•••' : " ! . than mikfahle flat e. In this dreadf ul lit nation .11.1 1 drag an: et miterable exittenee, till Di viNr r;coviii !"-'.". nY way a newfpaper coma:Ling the ot a Mr. B. of H.:mam.la-1n! friends read it, 1 c.,:thl nut.—l ft in and procared fome of a 0...• Liac.e's PAT : g time to tir : .r, am slow, and hay:. lung bet!!, r morc .t. ter deferibable in a.,go•kt itatC •:-.' oyed ; as a proof of this, I had t;:riVity, horn to me a Ica' mom hi ago. In 1 , ;;; ore n hopes of renderiiag• my fellow -crea• c.sice..drcaucv.t.:n. publicsthis ; and }'ore mos -tau; tim. I'-• 1 •) 11 T , to be fatisfird of the troth of this, or further inc or nay friends, by I. t d r or pernm. As f, cafes for badgeev-r msta n z , f l tt ~ seed it, I has.: from exp, ev.r.• that in your LE.s. P.m.. • .:y rea l.; . • , and radical cure, tsr that molt dr. adre.l e ;h.. ; Difeafe, which i. railed—.v co Nt • .l a I. ! • Prepared and sold by the Sole Pr, ;•:". Loa, Member of the R.)y.tl C.. 14 hi; houk, No. 9, Ncw • • : d. vice, without a tee, to p,r1 , .. • fwer patient; letter, if in.; in all cafes the me ft it -1.-"•'; • cafe ix::•11 lilt •.!.• .1 by the Propric" , r, d urm; lie csc.rh. or that he has had the I'J 0 .0 111, tic i..,• tH.• '111....y arc alto tokl, A-, . of thole living at , ". •• • • • 'F. refers for his Arian'si.lrect,ll.o.l-M:.11; !11. 1:0! 1 . t)Ntoril-tltti ; Mr. 1):eti• - : . • lit 411% - efetc the- st mitim Little •I'cia cr-'.•:'• . - '• os- to:1 in es , 1•y • ..• t.•• • 11ehohl, in Boxes of only 2 ••• I ', • : „ .1 'slant Direetious, r, byl oil , cro ) . :r thenalelves with raft . and him e.y. rtiO•• F.f: :l ~ ... - • -.1 0 ,,i6,* 7 • • " I. ,r. ,'I- :1 tl:' I.'• • ! , , ~, . ...t; • . LONDON' Printol for t,\r 1•1,-; •hl (of Carnaby Prret 1 at t':e Car trl y-ttro:t ; and p ug I y I.' VI L :st ' latoil , :th) .1: NO. I, .t 1 • • —•- ' , So •ror , 1••..1.1, • •t) .o:11 0.1t0..1 r . : l) •••_ alit] fell Six It 7 tior U.' at at 1 to I hod eq I' atm, BU No. elie 104 191 4 an or I lep fon, con the yen 23J mei Ai "F 1