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WESTMINSTER i.11:1;.1R1; Panton4quare. This Society held its anniverfary Mettiiig on Thurfdiy lalt, at the 'Thatched-Route Tavern, in St. james's-iteeet, when their Preftdeut, Earl MOIRA, took the Chair. It was numeroutly at• tended by a highly felpeflable company, who ;pent the day with the greateil conviviality and good burnout. After feveral loyal and appolitc toalii bad been given, the health of the Noble Chairmal was propofed, and drank with enthufiatin. Lord Mout• then role and (poke to the following deft: " Gentlemen, I beg you to accept my intermit acknowledgments for the honour yon have done me. My pleafure in doing fo has been encrcafed by the great addition to your numbers, which I have Ko-dayobferved, and likewife by the affurances I have received of the peace, harmony, and good order which diilinguifh the Members of this ailb ciation. Thefe circumitances are no lets honour. able to the Society in general, than they are par ticularly flattering to him on whom you have con ferred the office ol your Prefident.. I have before Rated my opinion of fuck inftitutions, not only as they relate to the benefits which are perfonally derived from them, though certainly taken even in a confined point of view, they are at once fa vourable to Rudy, and ferviceable as a bond of, • friendfhip, but alto as they tend to the advantage. of fociety at large. I fay of fociety at large, face it is impoffible to calculate the boundlefs benefits that the community may derive from eflablifh • meats of this fort ; which may by degrees diffufe the rays of fcience through every part of the habi table world. Nor, while we acknowledge the good effete which-may arife from the laudable parfaits in which we are engaged (for I am proud to clafs myfelf ameng you), ought we to forget the rewards which are defervedly attendant on the labours of leaming, and the flights of genius. The induarious Rodent ought to feel with triumph, that under the advantages which the prefent Rate of Europe, and the improved art of Printing afford him, he no fooner commits an artful or original thought to paper, than be becomes a benefaeor of mankind, (for- Purely they merit that name who either inns's& or impeove us) and enjoys the Angular privilege of converting that. which was but a fancy—a chimera of his own brain, into a real4y, a property, an inheritance. which be. !long to him for ever, and confer on his name he honours of immortality ! I fincerely hope that the Weßminfter Library may every day encreafe in numbers and reputation, and repeating my naafi heartfelt thanks, I have the honour to drink your health." This fpeech was received with the highell ap plaufe ; after which Lord MOIRA propofed the health of the Vice-Prefidents, particularly Mr. Kaox, " whore folteriog hind had greatly affilled in railing the Society to its prefent enviable height." That Gentleman allured the Meeting, that he re gretted extremely that their partiality, and the ablence of the other Vic e•Prefidents, obliged him, who was of all others the leangifted with the powers of eloquence, to addrefs them on this oc cation. " Perhaps, however," raid he, "we have lately had too much eloquence, I fhll therefore content myfelf with fimple fads. It is with plea fure I inform you that the Society has received an encrcafe of fifty Members within the left year, be fides nineteen eleded this day. This addition to our numbers, and confequently to our fund, has enabled us to purchafe all the new publications, betides many valuable works, to which our Noble Prefident has added a fplendid prefent of the Ea cyclopa,dia Britannica." On tLe health of the Committee being given, Mr. Bst,taw returned thanks in their name, and obferved, that after the eloquence difplayed by the Noble Chairman, and-the clear Itatement of falls with which they had been favoured by Mr. Isms, it would be prefumptuous in him, were he to add any thing to a fimple expreffion of gra titude for the honour they had done the Com mittee in general, and himfelf in particular, by the mail they had jail drank. The Meeting concluded with great harmony; about two hundred Gentlemen were prefent, among whom we obferved Sir JOHN MUSGRAVE, Mr. Wit.t.:ara Sutra, Mr. flosnouss, and Ave. ral other Members of Parliament, and diftinguifbed LiteraryCharaften. CHINA.—By way of Madras we have received letters from Canton, which Rate that a fchifmatic, named Q . Liai Teing, had broached a doarine tend ing to fubvert the ancient cuftom of polygamy in the Northern diarias. The novelty, aspoilibly the reafon, of the tenet, made many profelytes ; the women were unanimous and decided in their support. The projed was, however, encountered by powerful oppofition • ferious difturbances en. cued, and it at length became necelfary to march an army of 3000 men againft the innovators, who in the Wile were difperfed, and m %a L iTeing. with Tome of his difciples, was compelled to By into Weflern Tartary for fafety. The new herrfy, however, had acquired fueh root, that the influence of the Mandarins was in effeCtually exerted to retard its progrefs, and at the date of the accounts, it had diffnfed itfelf through a great part of the Empire. The op Fite parties maintain their refpeaive opinions woh the utmoft inveteracy. The fehifmatics had, in many inaances, burnt the gods of their anceftors put from them all their wives but one ; and re , fufed to pay the public revenues. The Emperor had kill recovered from a dan gerous illnefs, during which he had named his file et (for, and made every arrangement neceffary in the event of death; his recovery had been cele brated by public rejoicings throughout the empire. The crops of rice in the level country were abun dant; but the pea, and other valuable fruit trees, have, in many parts, been deftroyed by the late inundations. We bear from India, that the confpiratews who lately attempted to atfaiEnate the Prime Mini Mar be longing to his Highnefs the Nabob of Omi, have all been apprehended, aatlicat under confutemeat to rysabad, is 0:146 COURSE OF Is XCHANGE. Flamburgh 3t 3ai U. Napirs Altona • sr at U. Venice Leghorn • t 544 Lllbon Genoa . • 46 Oporto Palmo% to poses for !. o Dublin From the LONDON GAZETTE, Minis. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commiffien in the tft Royal Regiment of Towel-- Hamlets Militia, figned by the Deputy Lieute nant. Dated February as, 1801. Belt! train Bond, Gent. to be Enktn. Commidion in the Seventh Regiment of North Bri tilh Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated January 25, itiot. S!r David Hooter Blair, Bart. tote Captain, vice Mare, re ' figned. Eattavoat in the Gazette of the 3TR ult. Conimiffions in the Seventh North Britilh Militia, figned by the Lord-Liestenant. For James c.aliender, Gent, to be Burly, Contutiffion dated 6th May tyott, read 6th May ikon. Andrew Hair, Gent. to be Ditto, Committal dated astit May no, read syth May TBOO. WAR-OFFICE, DORLIR-CASTLE, FRB. SR. His Majcily has been pleated to make the fol lowing Promotions in the army on this Eftablith- ment : 72d Foot.—Liettenart Thomas White to be Adjutant, without purehec. vice Campbell, reigned. Dated November is. r Soo. Enfign Wiilliam Freer to be Lieutenant, by purchai!, •ice Paris, promoted in Mesas Wet India Regbnint. Dated Dann ba. si, trico. qQuarter-MafterSerjeant Alexander Murray to be gzarter er, without purchafe, vice Sutherland, rewind. Dated as above. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thorn lc Brown and Jacob Brown, of Btitop-Stortford, Hens coach-maker. BANKRUPTS. John Friend, of Bermondfey-ilreet, Surrey, fellmooger, to furrender March 7, 14, and April 14, at one, at GuildhalL Anon le+, Men. Collins and &molds, Spital-fguare. Thomas Martin, of the Old Change, wanfaoufernan, March s, 12, and April 14, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Holihip, Bride-lane, London. Jofcph Hutchiufon, late of Birmingham, fadtor, March 3r, April r, Ind 14, at eleven, at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. Attorny, Mr. J.Lowe, of the Ravenhurft, Bordeßey. John Clirke, of Staunton, Worcefterfhire, vintner, horfe-doe• tor, March is, 26, and April 14, at eleven, at the City Arms Hotel, Hereford. Attornies, Mr. Reece, Ledbus7 ; or Mr. Pewtrils, Gray's-Inn, j.ondon. ,ahn Judge, of King-ftrert, Surrey, currier, March to, z 7, mad April is, at ten, at Guildhall. Attomies, Meffm Wilfeiand Broad, Union-Brea, Southwark. John Rook, of Sudbury, Suffolk, linen-draper, March 24,47, and April 14, at ten,at Guildhall, Lundon. Attornies,Mel4 l l Dchary and Cope, Paper-Buildings, Temple; or Mr. Pen fold, Croydon. "homas Norris the younger, of Lincoln's-lan-Fields, cabizaool maker, March 7, 14, and April 14, at ten, at GaildholLi Attorney, Mr. Allan, Londe^-I . 2rent. DIVII ENDS. April it. Geo. Hogsfleflt and R. Phipps, of Gutter-lane, Clamp ' fide, ribbon-manufadurers, at twelve, at Guildhall. April 2 7. Jofeph Pomeroy and SIM Moneypenn y, of ?Amon* grocers, at five, at the Rummer Tavern, Brilkol. M ch 28. Leobsto Ranfon, late attic Cannon Coffce.hoofe, Charing-croft, tavern-keeper, at ten, at Guildhall, I.ondan. April 21. Thomas Garner Richmond, of Bridge-yard, Tooley ftreet, Southwark, cornfaetor, at ten at OuildbalL Mach 14. Sarah ßea, of Whitechapel, dallier and refiner, at ten, at Guildhall. Aril t. 4. John Bailey Richard Smalley. and William Smalley, of Blackburn, hanky', at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 4. Samuel Mew , of TrsClibilry, ft27ll22iLti, at eleven, at the Stourport Inn, Stourport. March 24. John Simplon, late of Great Cone Own, Eden, Ilhopkecper, at clews, at ;he Red Liam lan, Coichefter. March aB. John Killingworth Bowland, of Col...later, mer chant at twelve, at Guildhall. London. May a. Matthew Hammond Blake, of London, cutlet, at ten, at Guildhall. April tB. Charles Stanley, of Speldhurft, Kent, butcher, at one, at Guildhall, London. March 28. john Mallam, of Fleet-llrmt, London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. _ _ March 38. 'Lewis Lends, of Cleveland-ftreet, Saint Pancras, Rabic-keeper, at me, at Guildhall. March 31. William Haolll , of Middle.row, Holborn, hofier at ten, at Guildhall. hfarch 33. Thomas Davis, late of Briltol, cheefemongcr, ac twelve, at the White Hart Inn,l3rlitoL April 6. John Coutts, of I.iverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. April 6. William Birkitt, of Liverpool, houre-btAler, at ekvcn at the York Hotel, Liverpool. March 38. Hairy Webecr, of fleet-ftreet, ftationer, at tea, at Guildhall April 6. Thomas Nerill, of Birmingham, button•makcr, at four, at the Shakefpear Tavern, Birmingbz.m. April to- 3oSn Owen Parr, of London, infurautm-broker, at ten at GulldhalL ' April t 3. Peregrine Bowen, of nriftol, broker, at eleven, at tb, White-Limn Inn, Broad-lbreet, Urinal April 7. Samuel Harvey, late of Birmingham, (word-cutler, at four, at the Shakefpear Tavern, Birmingham. March a 3. Thomas Eachtnareh and Thomas Heloklah Ruth late of George-ftreet, Minoru), merchants, at ten, at Guild hall, London. March 28. Baker Cook, of Chethunt, Here, maltfter, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April at. Benjamin Tartan, of Coleman-ftreat, London, drup gilt, at ten, at GuildhalL MARRIED. ....... On the sth In& at Exmouth, Frederick W. Spicer, Efq. flap. taco in the sd or <teen's Dragoon Guards, to Mils Riddle. At St. James's Church, Colchelter, George Round, Efq. of that place, youngeft fc of James Round, Efq. of Birchall, to Mils Ann %Va.lkr, youngeß daughter of the late Reverend Dr. Waller, Archdeacon of );Bea. Thuifday, at Camberwell, Mr. Richard Preflon Priebood, of aorance-lane, London, merchant, to Mils &lima Taylor, of =bawd!, ooly daughter of the late Rya. Wm. Taylor. DIED. On ,Sunday laR, at bda hoide in Slough-lane, near Windier, Dr. D.:riche% the odebrated Aftronosner, and dilcovcrer of the new planet, Ocargieun Sidus. At Hull, in child-bed. Mrs. Elizabeth Broadley, wife of Charles E. Eroadley, F.fq. At Spring-head, aged 49, William Foßer. Efq. merchant, sad an elder brother of the Trinity-Houfe at Hill. At Hull. after a lingering Marfa, Mr. Lewis Gray, Jun. aged 32, fon ofLcwis Gray, Elq. late one of his Mitjefty's Sar 'veyors for the Calms at that port. Lately, Mrs. Weltcrdale, rend of the lan Captain Weller dale, of the Triton of Hull, whole death happened& fhort ante ago. _ _ _ - Lately, aged 36, Mr. William Simrnonda, of Hull, formed) , wafter of the ?diner's, in the trade from that part, to the Mediterranean. At Hull, on Monday fennight, Mifs John'on, daughter of Mrs. Johann, of the Croft Keys Inn, Whitefriargate, aged 30, She had been indifpofed for lonic time, but was better than ufml that morning, and went to a place of woriblp in the fore• noon, where the was DR beim kated, than Os gp4►i* out a fgb or gram. LIBRARY •IVALUABLI BOOM PIDTDRESi DRAW • - INGS, awl COLLECTION of PRESERVED BIRDS. , TO as sm.!) BY. AItICTIOIIII, By Mr. HARRY PHILLIPS, At bla Great Room, New Bond-ftreet, on Friday and Saturday next, at twelve o'clock, ' A VALUABLE LIBRARY of ENGLISH and FRENCH BOOKS and BOOKS of PRINTS, cit. sandy bound, and about Fifty-nine Foreign Birds, finely pre ferred and in cafes; a few Pjettires and Drawings • tike pro perty of a Mat of Faihion ; compelling Litcyclopcila Behan nice, in ItufEa • Pennant's London ; Csofe's Ant= Walpole's Anee dotcs of Painting, Stray/Nary Hill; and Modern Hiftory, do vols.; Anderfon on Commerce ; Rquf feau's Works; Journals of the Lords and Commons; Cox's Travels in Switzerland, with additional Supplement; olumes of Portraits. Views, &c.; Pontopidan's Natural Hiltory of Norway; Voyage Pittorefeire de Sul& ; and the Works of ,Skakelpeare, Ireland, Stem Goldftnith, Pcc. May be viewed, and Catalogues. had as above • at the York Hotel, Bridge-Ricci, Blackfrlars •of Mr. Lloyd, above; ; and at Mr. Phlllips's Eftate and Audliou Ofiice, New lkond ltrcet. To Mr.BAXTER, Italian Wurehoufe, Southbridge, lichnburgb. BY the ufe of fi x or eight bottles of SPILsa ultY'S Antifeorbutic Drops, which I had of you, I have the fads faftion to Inform you, I am perfectly ciarcdef the Scurvy which afedted'both my legs and arms, accompanied with a molt vio lent humour, that =dimly (tripped off the thin. Its ffril Repair &ace was as. pimple on my left leg only; then it grada.dly ia created to that degree of inveteracy juft mentioned. Previous to my biking the Drops, every method which had been recom mended to me proved ineffeetual. I have taken the liberty to addriis this letter to you, Sir, that by your means the efficacy of this Medicine may be made known to thole aftlidted in a fintiLu• manner, and as fomc rccompenee to the Proprietor, tP wham no leffer claim of gratitude is due, than releafe from fo baneful a &Safe. I Irtt,Str, youraioit obedient humble Servant. Laffwade, near Edinburgh, ISABELLA COODLET. The under-mentioned Gentlemen do feverally atteß the am- 1 thentleity of this cure : of IN PATON, minute:. 1 • O. MURRAY, Elder. AMES HUME, Elder. JAMES STEWART, Surgeon. The Drops are fold in bottles of sa. and U. os. each, by the get.eral Voider' of Patent Medicines in town and country ; in the Borough of Southwark only by Mr. Clarke, No. a 69, and 1 B. Shaw, Ne. 74. FOR RHEUMATISMS, SPRAINS, BRUISES, &c. UN-STEERS'. OFODELDOC. IT is with real regret that the Proprietori of this Medicine (In confequence of the extraordinary rife upon Spirits, and upon other articles of which it ix corneofed) find thenifelyes under the necelEty of hating second,: to the fame meafure which they adapted in 1795, namely that of adding Sixpence per Bottle to the Price, in orda that they may be able to continue the bulimia with a fair profit. They, how e►er, pledge themfelves to the Public, that when any material and permanent reduelion in the articles of this C , mpolitlon 014 take elfedt, they will again lower the charge, and give no. tlee of It as they did upon the former occafion. The ftiperior excellence of this Medicine,and the eonfequent demand, having grodueed a variety of Imitati, as, Purehafers are requefted to obferve, that on the outride of tacit Bottle of the Genuine Opodeldoc is pafteil a Stamp, in which arc en- graved dick word•—s F. Newsaar, No. 45. St. Paul's." All others are counterfeit. Sold only by F. Navraaav, at the Wareboufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. as, in St. Paci's Church-yard, a kw doors from the corner of Claapude, London; and, bj his appointment, by Maks. Jaboult and Co. No. xso, and J. Padding ; NI .15, Oxford-Are -et; J. Wade, Old Bonel-itreet; Bayley and Co- Cockfpuralbeet ; Godfrey and Cooke, SoutbaniFtonaftreet ; J. Ward, Middle-row, Holborn ; T. Tint, Royal Exchange; and W. Clarke, Borough, High-ftreet. Price as. 6d. per Bot tle, including the Stamp, or Six for i 3s. 6d. N. B. As the Opodeldoc for Exportation ii exempted from the Stamps, and therefore deprived of that mark of authcnti . ity, and as great quantities of counterfeits are fent out of the kingdosp; all perfons abroad, to prevent fueb.impotitiono are delired to be particular in ordering their Agana to procure the Medicine from Mr. Newbery's. _BIRTH* 4°. . . • • I - - 59 - - Is I .ady Brome, of a daughter, at his LorlihWa hook in Caven dilh-fquare. Tburfday laft, at Shepherd's Both, Hammerfmith, the Lady of William Paxton, of Middleton Han, Fig. of a Inn. On Saturday, the Lady of Samuel Phelps, F.fq. of Grofvenor- Place, of a daughter. John TO THE AFFLICTED. DSOLONioNidoriveTale greatca fatifac- A- , Lion from the number of cafes that ahnott daily occur, vherein the efficacy of the Cordial Balm of Gilead is demon ftrated, in eradicating the worft and moll dangerous fymptoms nervous Wavier,: and he is fully convinced that nothing 'las tended fo much to eftablil the fame of this Alcdicine, as its :main facets in thole complaiura, which (Mike their roots fo lap in the sotathtution, and are fo fatal to the happinefs oI Mankind. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is therefore carnally mean -nemled to thole who in advanced aye feel the confcquences of youthful excefs,or unfortunate youth who have thereby brought nn the...delves a numerous train of rails, and is at once theme Ic l .ant and cffitoscious Medicine ever yet difcovercd for nervous hi weak and nattered conflitution.,weaknefs of Agin et me 'wry, hypochondria, trunblings, horrors of the mind, fecual !ehility, and ill other difeafes tinting front a relaxed Rate of tae .ervous fyftcm, and often the eoniequence of intemperance. .elneekery, lontention to the trecelfary cares of health, luntry ; fedeutary, inactive, or ftmdiass life ; this Cordiat Balm has .niverfally cll.:blithe:l its reiterative effmel. a n d auY _beiaelY numerated amongtt the foresnott of thole happy dircoverlm vhich refeavh has procured as the Weights .of ch • imam rate, and graieft counter-waive :o human eobry,.— Chnufands at this dal In the three king.:ems, and moft part .effurope, Alia, and America, lave to Weft the day tiny heft al lied o this admirable remedy, and enjoy the Welling* of health. aho might otherwife have dropped into an untimely grave, the iditns of early imprudence. Youth and age of other fee are equally the (+Weds of this re. :motive ' and they will utelionnly participate in its faluhriou • qualities and effects; for wt.et:oir the fyttem is debilitated in he early pa t of life, or is finking under th: advance of years, few dotes, !this Medicine will afford in:LodlAse affurance of returning health and Strength, by giving tune to the znufeular fyftem and MIAS s at digs-Rion, and by renovating the cots ftitutlon. To the young it will affori L.fting health, ftrtngth, and (pi ths, in place of Lafritude and debility; and to the aged and infirm it will affaredly fornifh !red relief and comfort by gently and fairly invigorating the fyftern. Nervous diforders of every kind, and from w►atver caufa arlang, and all that train of finkiags, anxieties, and tremors, which fii dreadfully affect the weAk, the kdentary, and the dip licate, will in a Chart time be lucemied by cbearfulnefs, and every peerage of health. Thke who have refided in the Weft Indies, Gan tellify the falutary effedts of this wooderfad Medicine, its fanatlve quali ties have particularly been proved in the Late alarming epitla.mic complaint, the yellow fever; and thole who are languid and re laxed in their whole (yam, take this Medicine with the hap pieft effete • pectins therefore going to the PAR or Weft Indic a, cannot !tore a more important article of health and life. Youth of either fez, who have pratlifed a ferret and deltruc- Ave vice, and thereby relaxed, weakened, and debilitated the whole nervous fyftem, will find the Cordial Balm of Gikad the matt powerful, certain, And effedual reftorative. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is now conGdered as the greateft difroyery that has been made in the/memory of man ; it is po- tent, fate and plcafant. The rapid and inercafing fame beftow ed on its author and investor (Dr. Soloman, of Liverpool) is the true and only criterion to judge of the merits of a Medicine, which bas been adminiftered from the higheft to the lowelt clafs of people with filch happy and uniform fucceft—The Venders of this Medicine frequently cannot get fupplied as quick at the demand is for it, and it Is a fadt worthy of remark, that they are fold nearly as Coon as theg arrive to hand, molt of the fial f- Guinea Bottles being befpoke before they arc ordered. Price Half-ixOtainea a bottle, and to for ti. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, and Guide to Health, may be obtained everyday, at the following appointed pl ices of Cale, viz. London, by Mr. Matthews, No. tt, Strand, And by all the reputable Medicine Verldma, Bookfellera. Arc. In every principal town in England, Ireland, Scotland, and America. The great demand (neat& brealcable Medicines by throvehout the Wee kingdom fitifitiestlf talcs tbcir INT ckaa. IerAII.IDLE GERMAN CORIZ-PLAISTr R. , rrilE PROPRIETOR of 06.4 n , .31t et celittit REMEDY is fu crrrain tar itb Living never failed in a rariuty of Cahn, agrerts- !f it dues cot cr...dicaate the root anal I:ialich, TO ft LTD 4M- TYE It will, onapplic.tion,t oTt In2amrua t tr.:. and deßmy elleetually the Mallignif,- witapitt the lealv. Printed Direetions fr.aled up with it. . . This is the celebrated PLAISI'ER that gained fo res putation in Germany, due has been fold in Lt don upwards of kitty Years, with thegreatcit reputation. • Sold Wink:Lae and Retail by T. Axtell, Zzo. t, DOT the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, Nn. tuck-112V/ ; Mr. Wilfua, No. 39, St. e.:1.; Swiney, No. it, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, Nu. 3: 1, 1 !..,:aini and Jeboult and Co. No. rso, Oxihrd-ltreet. . . . . At fiSdol, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and haute:, prilto , . Bath, By Huar d , bookkikr, and Rofunun, p, r f urarr. . . Ectinburih, by liester, South Bride. Portfea and Gofport, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,Anti Mr: Jones ,hcoltfeller. Portfmouth, Mr. Motley, bookfeNer. Itl. have he. -1 i vvHEN TO isb T l cEftUAPR EUD J Letters Parent granted to a Preparation or Medicine, the Pu'ili, are at once guarded againff fraud and invention, as fuck Mrdicints or Preparation Is previoully fearched into and analizcil by te:ifel and able Prefigure, and on their report rens the grant of a Patent. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL have both flood the tell of the !hit Medical Men in eng!and, and the greaten Profeffors in Phyllc of the pref. nt age; and for which, his Mak:fly has granted his Royal Letters Paten: thus fandtioned, Dr. Biopics' is hold in holding forth to the world the above two unrivalled Medicines, which is the fruit of clofe and itudious application, for upwards of erg ram The Botanical Syrup Is a certain and fate cure for all Venereal Inv tedious : if the human frame has been poifoned by the above infedlion, or by Mercurial preparations, tht Botiodad Syrup will (if regularly taken) purify the body, and cl ea r it from sal blotches and Urea, equal to that of the infant newly born; la Gleets or Gonorrhoea, few bottles will be requlfite to perform a cure. In Women, the Medicine i/1 a certain remedy againit Barrcnnefs or Sterility, and feveral complaints the female is fuhjcdt to, which delicacy prevents to bo here infused, and which, is fully explained in "The Guide to Old Age." All kinds of Debility, whether arifing from she Habits of School- Boys, or the Indulgence of mature Age, which render men miferable, and make them unfit to enjoy the bleffings of ((rimy, and more fo that of the married Tate, the Botanical Syrup will remove; the good elfeeta of which, thoulands hare experienced and numbers have unified. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NIRTOUS CORDIAL to be had at the Dottor's houfe, No. 9, Albion-itrect, (even doors (two the Leverian Mufeum Blackfriar's Bridge, in Bottles at sea tie. 6d. and 55. 6d. al l. In Bath, Crum* eU, Exeter, Trues an and Son, Briftol, Sheppard, Gnfport, Harding Brighton, Donaldfun and Co. Glafgow, Baxter, Birmingham, Swimuy, Ipfwieb, Middlcditch, Bedford, Smith, Me of Wight, Albin, Blandford, Simmons. Irvine, A. Young, merchant. Bury St. Edmund's, Dktelo, Leeds, dints' and Co. Cheltenham, Buckle, Lynn, Gales, Cambridge, Gee, Lcicefter, Swinfen, Canterbury, Bellow, Lewes, Elliott, Carlif!e, Jollie, . feLinchtfies, I.ynch, Chatham, Etherington, • Margate, Silver, Chelmsford, Meuy and Co. Newbury, Fuller, Cheficr, Poole and Son, Ncwcaftle, Walker, Chichefter, PhilHpfon, • Northampton, Dicey and Co. Dublin, Spilliury and Cm Nottingham, Burhage and Co. Durhae, Mende:fon, Norwich, Stevenfon and Co. Deal, Rofe, Orford, Jones. Dover, Neales, Plymouth, Nettletcm, Devizes, Broughton, Portfmouth, Belem, Derby, Drewry, Reading, Smart, and Co. Edinburgh, neuter, Sunderland, Bray, Melfra. Htdband, Shrewfbury, litidowes, Elder, and Co. Southampton, Baker, Mr. R. Scott, drug. Protium, Serjent, and by molt Bookftllers and Medicine-Venders in the dire kingdoms. To thole Ladies or Gl:Wane: bordering un the State of Ma trimony, the Dodtor would particularly recumtnend the But... nical Syrup, (priurto their appearance before the Altar of men), who arc in the fmalleft degree apprehenfive of the ytti as not being entirely founder fulajca to relaxations of the (Obis. Many hundreds of perks* in the counties of Devon andtDor fe have been mitered from the brink of the grave, the which the papers, in the laid creel:this, have daily given an acconnt._ To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. q, New Bridge-ftreet, Londina SIR, Edinburgh, May a, sPoo. IN the fpring of 1 794 I was affikted with a I s , ene real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for five months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phylician, who put a temporary flop to the virulence of the difeafe (by mercurial applications) tor tome time ; but growinp, In fpitc of ail medicine and the advice MU* fiat Gentlemen of the Faculty hue, wane and mute for two yeara,l was reduced to a ftato ahnoneuparaftelul and beyond defcriptioo, ben* an entire lept r. and ulccrited from head to foot—My head, throat. Incuff note, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately io danger of becot-e ing ufekls ; in short, I have bad from so to 3o eating al. rr . my body, and nearly totally deprives, at kin —lt would be voluminous to particularise all my cafe—fulhee it to fay, tb, re never was, or ever will be, one of a more dsngerous, or of a more complicated nature. I was long Inolf.A upon by the friends, and inangioAl mytelf, beyond all belies of recovery; sad indeed, in my tfien conditisu.death was proferahle tom: no •'a than tnifcrable Rate. In this dreadful &mitten did I drag ati It nsifcrabk till DIV/ N r Pc or na Net threw in my tr.ir a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—o.y friends read it, I could nat.—lrene and procured fame of your Lt•K lel PATIENT PI L LS. which, by ufing &tea time to time, am now, and have ling been, (after more than four year. La deferibable diftrefv), its as gooier !late of health as ever I env joyed ; as a proof of ibis. I bad a fine, thriving, hcabby born to me a few months ago. lh gratitude to Gan, and M hopes of reudering nip follow-creature feeeice, I retren you to publish this; and you may at any time refer pc-trona. who wiPs to be falls:ied of the truth of this, or further particulars'. to me or air friends, by letter or pe;fi.n. Aa kw calks for badnefs will ever .equal mine, and neele ex ceed it, I have from experience every reafon to allure niantiad, that in your Leal , : Pieca they win find a furs, fpredy,fne, and redlestenre, for that noaft dreadful ftage of the Venereal !Neste, which is calledivair c onto ma* tc: s.—l ran with gra titude, 'Sir, your obliged bumble (errant, - - . • lufunnountable Tarnliy• swims prevent making my name and ' , Wren' public, but creditable Pcrfons really wanting juror , mation may as be Wand to me and my Friends by Mrs. J. Clark, Ramfiy-Cknlens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TIOMA% Tar: Loa, Member of the Royal Colfcge of Surguana in London, a' his book, No. o, New Bridge-lb et ; where he will give ;d -vicv, witheht a fee, to perfans taking iliac Pills and will an. (wax patienyi Utter*, ii poi paid, tin the fame team, obfaa ing id ail cafes the moil inviolable feerecy, no Perfon's name of cafe haying been mcntioned,but at their own pa:tinder requeflm by the Proprietor, during the cairfe of more than 36 iYars. that he Ms Lad the condueing of an extenfive fak of the above medicine, and the predict- arifiog therefrom. They arc alto fold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of thole living at a d Rance, by Mr. Watfon, South-100m. Edinburgh; Mr. Main, as, Printcr, Glafgow, to whom alto Mr. T. refers for his a. drjs; at the Performer's, No. 35, St. Alban'vetreet, Pall-Mall ; Mr. Rolpertron N0.t03, Oxford-grad Mr. Dilbarough's No. 7, Felh-ftroet-hilis nearly oppoke the Monument: Bookfekr, No. t. Union-row, Little Tower-kill; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin and by one Peden in every cenflderabk town In Great-Britain and Ireland, in Bova of only as. 9d. each, tided up with full an! plain Dircdions, whereby Parana of either Sex may care dianfehres with fattlad fectscy. LONDON: Inbred for the Pa.:matrons, by JOHN DANIEL, (of Carnaby-(tract), at the STAB tttrttao• Orme., Na t, Carcy-ftrert; and poblithed by LEVEL LENT, (or dory-place, Lambeth), at No S. o=l - and at the StAt-Orttet, Temple-Dar; to which Mice ammoitaaicaa for the lotto& Eta :mated 2, N &WAIL , \