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.o.ll=o ••PAdI.OOIJE To ALFONSO, KING et CASTILE. With many a fable old, through many an age, 44 0 'The Mar triumphant pried the Tragic Stve. It,,' power forlorn The hangs the head, Cold all her altars, all her To: tY -s fled. the views her notalcft effort fail, And tells to lifticfs ears • De Monfort 's Tale. And can it he, that Britills Hearts refufe To feel the (wows pittur'd by the Mae ? . Can they, to whom no fairer fues in vain, :To every grief alive, to every pain. % • Can they be found thus tardy toeonceive illtimaied woe, which, real, they relieve ! • . Nature's talking impulfe never Rays To count each chryftal drop Emotion pays; But wbuifoe'er the Form 44 Grief appears, With liberal zeal ors wide the fo u nt of tears: Till fed with full fupplies, without controul, One matter-gram of virtue (ways the foul, From Fancy thus Compaffion takes its fame And Truth from habit boats imparted force. When :sublets War kb thunders bond around The laugh might (oath; the Gib, tho' jtft, might wound For Raise then, whilit maddening Paikons med. And ion:arab:l'd tumultuous Candid wag'd, Mourn'd o in the Scenes, Imagination drew, The grief too probable, the • hate too true. Then that won aloft, which Judgment =oft difdaited ; The jeft, that Role us, from the Seale, that palled. Britoil! a fairer hoar awaits you now : Lo ! peaceful Olive binds each manly brow. And as the widowl Bride, whore (molls tow With chaftee'd emphatis ant medlar woe, Dwells on the tablet, which Ihe limed before, • , And lovei the elserilled fenablance mote and more: So the trac'd grid., that now no longer harm, Too near to pleafe us once, again &all charm. Yes, Britons! Peace return% : once more is glen The leifure to be wife, belt boon of Heckles ! Hat* hail the dawning airs with delight; Nor cheek the (welling tranfport e'en to-tight. What the' our Bard no hallow'd flame infpire, Weak to prevail, ftrong only in Mere; What the' his bteaft no breathing raptures move, Like the& that !Lamp with Being f Love! Still ball your praife the drooping Mufe reitore, Pledge of funds to theft who merit mete ! • bees Series of Plays on the Paillasse. Rt. The ixeseinding Lion were added at Mt. Leiries requelt. ' To-night an occultation of Jupiter by the Moon will take place. The Moon will be Peen approach ;ng that fine liar for tome minutes previous to the occultation. which will happen two minutes pill nine ; and at nine minutes thee ten o'clock Ju piter will 'again appear on the contrary fide of the Moon. Sodden char of the Ireather.--On Saturday morning lalt, at two o'clock, the Thermometer, in bh? open air, was at 13 degrees 19 below freezing, being then colder than at any time this winter ; at four o'clock it was 131, and kept from that time' to rife gradually fill nine o'clock, when it *as at so ; at ten o'clock at t.s,ht it was at 35 degrees 3 above freezing. fo that in about ao hours it had rifen a s degrees. On Sunday it was generally at 37. At a meeting of the CommilEoners of Taxes at Bradford, on Wednefday fe'nnight, to hear Ap kals, .t was determined, that esfery perfon who eeps a horfe, and does not groom and (addle him klmfilf, is liable to be charged with the duty ills a male-fervant, except in cafes of parith ap prentices. Saturday, Dec. 26th, was rung at Tetbury, by fame young men of Bradford, that noble peal of Holt's grandfire triples, confining of 5040 changes, which they completed in three hours aad • quarter of a minute in a very mallerly . manner. On Wednefday lag a waggon, containing 15co pieces of India handkerchiefs, together with too tubs of Holland's gin, was feized by fame Excife Officers on the Whitechapel Road. It appears the foods were brought from the Coaß of Wee on the preceding night, and the fmugglers had chofen the middle of - the day to arrive in town, as the molt likely to efcape fufpicion. Th e lots oe . eafioned to the fmugglers by this feizure will amount to upwards of rod. The following angular lAA occurred at May- I geld. on Monday fe'nnight :—jnfeph Mann, a farmer's (errant, being employed in cutting hay to fodder his maßer's cattle, took his watch from his fob, (where he thought it might have reteivtd a blow from the handle of the cutting knife) and laid it on what is called a cant of hay. The man having cut a quantity of fodder, took it od his back, and was carrying it to the cattle, a few paces only from the hay-rick, when he heard a tame magpye, belonging to a neighbouring cot tager, exclaim, Six o'clock," words it had been taught to (peak dillinaly, and on looking round, faw' the roguith bird flying away with the watch in its bealc'; and notwithdanding he thouted as loud as pollihle to make mag quit his prize, he bore it to a neighbouring wood, whence the man, 1 1 after the moil diligent and frequent relcarches, has enough to recover it!—The n e ver yet been lucky watch was a filver one, and colt the poor man, Lai lummer, fix guineas. Monday the tit of March the Englifh State Lottery begins drawing.—Four prizes of zo,oool. —.four of t0,0001.*-fnur of gooch—five of zooc.l. —ten of toocL—twelve of Sool. ; betides prizes of tool. col ; and the lowell prize tt3l. ; amount intz in the whole to Half a Million of Money, which mutt be gained by the purchafers of Tic k.:ts and Shares in the prefent Lottery. Similar Capital Iknefits having been repeatedly obtained I.v the Cullomers of th.: old ellablilled Fortunate (Ace, No. 16, oppofite the Bank of England, it is necellary th inform the,publio, that very krt-at variety of Numbers, in Tickets, I tittio, (..11.1rters; Eighths, and Sixteenths, are ;•11 Cale at the loweliprices. Thefe !hares are all purfuant to AR of Parliament, and are WILLIAM B. Money for C.ie Prize.; as form as drawn, and orders from the vfinutry (poll e m i t ) with proper remittances, pune dually rxecutb. PCCUSIASTICAL 'PROMOTIONS. The Rev. John Sheeptbanks, A. hl. and Fe!lent Trinity CnUrge. Cambridge, is prefented to the valuable li.inp of miry . in Leeds, %scant by the death of the late Rev. Franci s .ps. Ti : c Rev. Samuel Smith, B. D. Student of Millchurch, h it been colla ed by his Grace the Archbiihop .4 York, to a Prehetid:.l Stall in the Cathrdral Church of York. I he Right Hon. the Countafs of Loudon's has been pleafed aisp&in the Rev. I.anee:ot Sharpe, A. M. tat, of Pembroke I Cartl,tiOge, to be one of h, r durneltie t h.iplains. Ostos.D. Jam. tó.—On Thurfday. the firft day of Lent Term, the Rev. John I% . :elfon, and William Bowater of Quetn's College; Mr. Wiliam Holt, of Brafenofe Codere ; and the Rev. t ;eorge Afountjoy Webfter, of St. John's College, Bathe. ion of Arts, were admitted Molten of Arts. Merts. George Wheeler, of St. Edmund Hall ; John Page of Brafende College, and Rowland Williams, of Jefus College here admitted Bachelors of Arts. The Rev. George Wallett h nominated to the perpetu4l Curacy of &vow, b► the Rev. the Dean and Chapta of Wor eefter, on the refignatioa of the Rev. Allan Wheeler. DIVIL*NDS. Jar. 3a. Henry Reimer, df Catherine -court, Tower-Hill, Lon don, merchant, at tat, at Guildhall. Feb. 23. William Hinton. late of Welt Harding-11feet, Louden, and High Holborn, but now of the Ohl Bailey, engraver, printer, pelet-feller, maticiecorender, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Gaildiall. . Feb. 9. Henry Hoyle, of Patience, AnerfaThire, grocer and ironmonger, dialer and Airman, at ten, at t h e Swan lan, in Ihnintter. Feb. t. Thomas Almond. late of Donates/lin, London, mer ehatt, at ten, at GhildhalL Feb. a. kiehard Willis, of the Crefeent, Mistories, London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhail. Feb. 6. John Weft, now or late of Bath, entdorainer, dealer and ehapnian, at twelve, at the Chriltopher Inn, Bath. Feb. 13. Williamikunett, of Watling-Ltreet, London, dealer and ehaposan, It eleven, at Guildhall. BIRTHS. (n Sunday. Milk Olennie, of Mineing-lane. of a daughter. On Monday lA, the Lady of Keith lopp, Lk. of a tun s in Wribri k-ttreet. On the 18111 inftant, in George-ftreet, liszterrer-frpare,Mis. CA:craft. of a fen. I..tety, the Lady of Robert Dennifon, Efq. of a fon, at Kiln wick Percy, Yorkeire. On Sunilay fennlght, the Lady of George Strickland, Efq. o: a fon, at their hour. at Ripon. On Weine(day laft, at Wwdftock, the Lady of Bell I.loyd, Efq. of s fon. On Saturday knight, at Cottingbam, the Lady of Nicholas Sykes, Efq. of a fon. On the t ith init. the Hos. Mrs. Ramf;ly, younger, of Bran ton, of a fon. On the gth Infant. the Lady of Major Craigic }Mint, of a daughter, at Silver Hill Barracks. At ha father's, Lieutenant Colonel Lloyd's houfe, nn Ar thur's guar, Limerick. the Lady of John Saunders, Lfq. of Killarney, of a fon and heir. MAItItM.D. Saturday, at St. James', Churcb, fir Francis Vincent, Bart. to hfifs Jane It ouvcrie, fourth daughter of the Hou. Edward Douse ric. On Scrday laft, Mr. William Weftall, of Stratford, Etre:, to MifJ Shortridge, of Wa!worth, Surer, danghter of the late John Shorteldge, Efq. of Briitol. On Monday, at Dartford, Edward Bilke, FA. of Cbrift church, Sorry. to Mill Middleton. On the toth loft. at Chpliarn Church. Mr. Thomas Marf den, of the Borough High-Brett, draggilt, to Mifs Peake, of Clapham, Sorry. On Mendatjohn Rl'Kfrdy, Ffq. of Dentarara to Mire Elliot, cldelt daughter of I). Elliot, Efts. of the Crefccnt, Minories. Lately, John Phillips Judd, Efq. Captain in the Wtft F.trca Mfiitia, to Mifs Frances Lloyd, youngeit daughter of the key. William Lloyd, of the Charter-houfe. At Ratheoffee-houfe, county Kildare, John Gamble Dawfon, Efq. to Mils Lawrence, daughter of Thomas Dawfon Law rence. Fiq• At Edinburgh. en Monday lift. Mr. James Graham, mer chant there, to Ma Margaret Cuwic, dauthtcr of the late Archibald Cowie, F.fq. of Elcilfdyke. • At Puffball, by Cupar Fife, the ;tit ult. James Robenfoa, Efq. late of the Mod of Barb;does,,to Mifs Jean Smith, daugh ter of Mr. James Smith, late farmer at Balgonie. MANCHESTER INtIRMARY, EMPENSARY, LUNATIC HON TAI., and ASYLUM. January Id, idol. WANTED, at the Lunatic Hofpital and Aly• luna, a Peribn properly qualified to . 0 : as Keeper or Superintendant. He muft be a Ingle man. not under twenty e ght years of age. Any Polon who has bad a medical educa tion, and been in the habit of attending upon a findlar Inftitu• ban, would be preferred. The (glary will be proportioned to the merit and qualifications of the perfon eledod. Application may be addreiled to the Secretary of the Man ebeiter Infirmary. MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL LECTURES. ON THURSDAY, February 4, a COURSE of LECTURES on the MATERIA MEDICA, PRAC TICE of PHYSIC,and CHEMISTRY, will recoounence at the Laboratory, in Whitcondritrect, Leicefteaquars, as urea mot oing hours, viz...—tbc Materia Medics at a (barter before Eight; the Pradtice of Phyfie at Half after Eight, and the' Chemiftry at a Quarter after Nine. By GEORGE PEARSON, M. D. F. R. S. Senior Phyrician to St. George's Hofpital, and of the College of Pin-Wank A Regiller Is kept of the Cafes of Dr. Pearfores Patients, is St. George's Hofpital ; and an account is given of them at a CLINICAL LECTURE every Saturday Morning at Nine Propokts may be bad at at. George's Hofpltal, and in Leiecf tertquare. DIED. On Tuefday, the tith inft. Mrs. Morris, wife of Mr. Mor. rig, of Northumberiand.ftrect, Strand. At Jerky, on the :2th inft. Mrs. Heriot, a lady who* per fonal and mental accompliamenu had endeared her to a nu merous and molt refpedtable acquaintance. Such was the at tachment produced by the mining and amiable qualities of her head and heart, that few perform ever died more univerfally, and more Sneerely regreted. A long and painful illnefs fLe bore with a fortitude truly chriftian, and refigned life, at the age of 36, without a murmur of a figh. On the 17th inftant, in Downing.ftreet, Weftminfter, in the lad year of her age, Mrs. Elltabcth Ancell, raid,' of the late Mr. Thomas AnecQ of the Secretary of States 01ftee. At Tygheary, on the Bth of December lalt, the Rev. Mr. Allan Maequeen, Mi his n mi ift ry er of North UM, in the 59th year of his age. and 31 ft of dift. On Saturday, at I.lverpool, aged nearly 72, George Hutton, Efq. the oldM merchant in that place. Friday, at Bath, after a lingering illnefs, Thomas Caldecot, Ifq. of Holton Lodge, Lineohdhire. la December left, at Geneva, Andrew Vezian, Efq. On the toth hilt at Richmond, Mrs. Guy, aged 92. On the tft lettered So,Walford Phillips , Efq. of Stourbridge. On the Ink irritant, aged 87, Mrs. Fremantle, Mid of John I Fremantle, Efq. formerly secretary of the Cuftoms. At Banemorr, county Kerry, Alezanclzr Elliott , Efq. 1 At his (eat at Fenloe, county Clare, John Hickman. Efq. in Douglas, lOe of Man, Mrs. Whitefsde, wife of Robert Whitefide, Efq. merchant. A few der ago. Ms. Mores Williarns, of Warrington. William Howarth, of Cateaton-itreer fe w hundred pounds he had limped tozetber, are now a hone of contention 1011011j . threr wives, whom he has left behind. Onibe 3111 ult..at the Rev. James Roc's, in hlufcovy-court, Tower hill, Mr. Edward Greaves, of Barhadoes, aged 17. On the 13th of Oiftoher, on board the Inflexible man of war, Lieutenant Predam, of his TSafeß. i sash regiment of foot, in eonfequetice of the wounds he received before Alexandria. William White, Fly. well known as being one of the molt extentive grasicrs in Ireland. On the 24th Initant, at the late Alderman Tawney's Alms [inure, is St. I"hormis's parifh, Oxford, aged 76, Mt. John Win. Sow, many years Porter of Worcefter College. On the yth i lt. Waltceillunki.tt, of Cattle:Mire, county of Mayo, Efq. At Rocheitown, county Kilkenny, Mrs. Forßalf, rellet of the late Edmund Forit.ill, Efq. At Clailimore, Mr. Power, wife of Richard Palm', M- M. P. for the county of Waterford. T HE following is a faa fo well known, that none eon doubt—while there is life there is hope; end, after the fingers are drawn in Menne direetions Medicine has rehired them. For the information of our Readers, we infcrt the following litter . From Mr. SAPCOAT, of Burton Lasses. in Leicefterihire, to Dr. G**DNrt. No 76, Long-Aare, London. Sir—For many year. my wife has been grievendly afilided with the Rheentatifin ; but k,r the left two years quite help lefs. She could an't rife nor Pt down but by aflftante. Her fingers were drawn in fo many different diredias, that it was with great difficulty we gut her outward garment on. ISer pant was great, and the want of natural reit reduced her to a ?sere ikeleton. We could not entertain the leaß hope of re lief, till a friend of mine in Rath Caw Mr. Mills, who was cured of a Leven years gout by Dr. tlardner•s Pins and Plaiftet. I fent to M•. Newcombe. of Stamford, fur a one guinea box, which greatly relieved. and the fecood hass, with thellefllng of Goo, removed the whole of the aSiding pain and contraction. Her finger, are now Real t, and the has the proper action of than, is alto enabled en walk and take etercife, &c. &c. The above is known to hlx. Evans, No. 11, Welt-lane. Rotberbithe, who will !nasty any minim in tht truth Wrest Yours, 4 3APCOA.T. WHEN Profeilional Mei of education and re fponlibiliry deviate from the general fyßan by the fe ludion of a peculiar the !maim of long continued fonds Is the belt alealen of fapedmity. Eight yeah have I demoted to the exclave treat mentof THREE DS= and the faceehful refuk of my plan gives me addkiemel ardour to mak as far as I am able the ravages of thole amplolata which are the molt import ant la the catalogs* ofhaman hdltukties. _ After laid:tiro Imo cowry branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a aria at sot eady piled af Pratisc to relieve Individti als from the ignorance of imembeated it/ea, et the equally dab gerous precipitancy of metal Preen/mem The THREE DISORDERS, to tlia cure of which I bare de weed my steer a ge, comprise everyWm of VENEREAL INFECIION, whether of a recent or long duradan.—atdly . AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifmg from the habits of Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and Wily that de. cmganent of the Piton In Wonted which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Nanserous dill:efts are the reftift of ignorance or belle In die treatment of a Arliple Gonorrhes,and it not unfrequeady haf pens that the reads of Life arc polfoned by the kiiliferetice of se unguarded hour. By a fuperioe method fuch complaints art callly cured, and even where othdt bare failed, I trult that I may pr.:fume to offer a radical re-e*ablil•mcnt Few, however, are the caret of complicated diftrds in the diforder compared with the calamitous fituadoos of heen,who from indulgence Ina SOLITARY %gel, er the motion (hie ties of a faftionahls Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fulferer brtiods over his !Wray, but care, oily conceab his misfortune, it may be fame confUlation fee him to know, that although it be an ot)ett Of doubt or uncer tainty with other Praditioners, the removal of there DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire mere of my experience: lithe rites of Bacchukor Venus have beguit to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraetion of this languid Maas and In there cafes no great difficultks will occur. But where this Dc le has for yeah nifted. a proper Per feveranee is indifpenlibly regulate te revive the ilurnbring fparks of Life, and to re-animate the Cohltitution. MAIMED WOMEN, who have been dlfappointed In their expeaations of a Family, may be affured, that in moll Inftances fuch deleds are curable by Mt. Heal Skill. The SECRECY which Is fo sandal to my undertaking, and the lb-silk-aims which I have prefutned to Rate, form the Bafis of my Pr tenons, and in eobleklenee with (wit this intl. =don is given, that ht. B- may be menu ( ' pet t ishly (or by letters Inelofing a (mall note) at his honk, Mn. s 9, Arun del-Met, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-Brea adiolnina and the MOW is on both the doors. M. B. Member of t►e Royal CoPero of Surgeons By HIS MAJESTY'. ROYAL LETTERS PATFNT. Dr. BRODUM's NERVOUS CORDIAL ax 4 BOTANICAL SYRUP. IT has long been a quellion. as well as a matter of furprize, why Dr. Baonum (hoold be more reforted to as a Medical Man, than fume of our tint Phsficians, whore cha. ruler and eminence has never been doubted : this Enigma has long puzzled a 3 ranks of peopk ; bit when we weigh and con fider the eaufe in a deliberate manner, the furprize cedes, and the catarad is taken front the eye. For 'offence, how numer ous are thc diforders the human frame Is fubjedt to, and which arife,folely from the Patients imprudence; theft complaints the Patient is &aimed to unfold to his own family Phyfician, either fearful it may by fume unforefeen accident become public, or does not like to confide his weakoefs to the Phyfician be is in. chute with ; and in which cafe the female in particidu often falls a facrifice, rather than divulge the fecret of their guilt; and without knowing the origin of the diforda it is inspolfible for any Phyfician to preferibe with fucceft ; thefe, thenksre the Patients who can with Way apply to Dr. Broth= ' for they have only to fiat initials to as:Wintery, and Rate their cafe without any reform whatever. The Dodo: fends them either a preferiptlon or medicine (as the cafe may require) without ever knowing the perfon who has made appl ication to hint, and the matter rafts for ever a teem, as it is out of the power of the Dakar to make a dikovery this is the only and true caufe why Dr. Brodias monopolizes the application of all ranks of people to himfelf ; and particularly fo, as his durader is fo well eftablifhed as a &Wad Phyfician, when we obfervis in the tally papers, the well authenticated Cures performed by him, to perfons who have laboured for many years under Gout, Rheunutitin, Evil, Scurvy, Nervous, Confmnpiin, Yellow Fever, jaundice, Bilious Complaints, Spafms in the Stomach and /jewels, and Debilities of Both Sent, arifing from natural or acquired Cada, in particular. chafe Cminplaints ori ginating from Intensperanoe, improper Indulgences, Im.briery, or exceffive Grief. For the remoral of every kind of Obftrußion in the Syftern, there arc few Medicines of equal efficacy, and in Complaints of the liver, many can taffy, who have witneled its beneficial &lefts, even after the formation of a chkrous Sub ftanoe--.The Yellow Fever, sod thofe fatal Difeafes that origi. nate in the baneful Aurtofphere in hot Climates. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, to be had at the Dodoes Honk, No. 9, Albion-Rreet, (even doors from the Levcrian Mormons, Blackfriars Bridge, in Bot tles at its. zts.6d. and ss. 6d. Alto, at Golding's, N 0.45, Cornhill ; and at Cochell's, Strand, London. In Bath, Cron-well, Glafgow, Baxter, Brißol, Sheppard, Hull, Mr. Peek, Printer. Brighton, Donaldfon and Co Hambro', Mr. Remnant, Birmingham, Swirmey, B. Bookfclier. Bedford, Smith, Ipfwich, Middlediteh, Blandford, Simmons, Me of Wight, Albin, Bury St. Edmund's, Jingle, Indite, A. Young, merchant. Bridport, Margrie Leeds, Biwa and Co. Cheltenham, Buckle, Lynn, Oaks, Cambridge, Gee, Lek:titer, Swinfen, Canterbury, Drw, Lewes, Elliott, Cartine, Joke, Mansbefter , Lynch, Chatham, E th erington Margate, Silver Chelnufo, Meggy a n d Co. Newbus, Faller, Chelter, Poole and Son, Newt: Ale, Walker, Chichefier, Philllpfon, Notthampton, Dicey and Co Dublin, Spilibury and Co, Nottingham, Burbage and So Durham, Habderfon, /gawk* Stevenfon and Co. Deal, Role, Oxford, Jones. Dover, Neales, Plymouth, Nettleton , Devises, Brouition, Parttmouth. Deism, Exeter, Truman and Son, Mackenile, Coßeset:iron, gorport, Harding Dublin. Derby, Drewry, Reading, Smart, and Co. Elder, and Co. Wilbur!, Collins, --...—.- Mr. R. Scott, drug. Prattoo. Scrim, And by molt Bookkilors and Mr:click's-Vanden la the tlites kingdoms. _ _ •,• Letters. eating Patients cafes, with the Dada's ulloal fee of a Guinea, will be Aridly etteeded to. A as BotOe sonalao opal wAu Loma wet 1MPA1.1.1111.2 OE f? MA24. CORN-PLA's . [HE PROPRIETOR of this mut ..xe,ilent A- REMEDY is Co certain of its Eleacy Lacing terra failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not :raZicate tht Corns. root and branch, .TO a.TUk N Tau. lints i.Y. It Wi7.oll3pplication,take afar inflammation in a few Lurs and dtfttoy cffettually the Malignity without the Kett h►red , Printed Directions reeled up with it. This is the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fo much re putation in Germany, aid has been fold in London upwards of Fifty Years, with the erateltreputatior.... SOld WhOlefalc and Retail Axtell„ No. r, Flnek-lane. near the Royal Exchange; and aifo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tali tack-ft:etc ; Mr. Milian, No. jg, St. Jame:Parfet ; Mr. Sydney, No. 21, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, llolliorn; and e i l a b itok onit and Co. No. iso, Oxford-ltreet. At • by Badgba eon euepparo; and !sooner , printers. bats, y Hazard, bookfeller, old Roloman, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Paetfea and Gofpert, Mr. Hardin& Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer, and Mr. jaws ,bootfeller. PPrebnouth. Mr. Motley, bookfailer. DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENIAEAL COMPLAINT& MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,that he ?TAT daily he confulted gratis, from 9 to s, at his honfe, No 5, Frith-Brett, Soho, London, in all cafes of Obitruaions Stridtaires; Meets, Seminal Weakoefs, Incontinency of Urine Fiffidas, Impotence, and debility in either Sex acc- Friona extinffive Pradtlee In this department, to wh ich be has wit fined !afraid( for many years, he offers a method of cure, ruild, efficacious, and which prevents a relapfe. Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me dicated) Bougie% has ultimately fo improved them, by ding ing them tithe irritating etreffis of common Beagles, that they facceod where militia and other violent means have failed. For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in pplciliop et Damn's Remedies, fo mild that they render coAnenim be retrain in diet usuteedfary. To enable him to attend patients at their own bevies, he has provided the affittance of a man of of the lanky. Perkins in the country May be cured ti Rating their cafes in letters, port paid. Jul publithed, price ss. 641, Filth Edition, enfant...4.-4 Treatife on the above Complaints, illultrated with the varlais fymptoms and Cafes Chewing the painful and dangerous '- fed. of Caulk Bougie.; an improved method of treating go norrhea., &e. Ace. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-cont, Soho g and H. D. Symonds , Patanoftetwow ; alfo to be had sit brCtucen's, Excter-Change, and at the Autisorts. MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warchoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 4.f, Sty Paul's Church-yard,a few doors front the Corner of Cheapftde, 'THE following . MEDICINES are fold, at this : - 11 - prices annexed, Wave of the Stamp Duties impefad bt ibis Aft ; but no additional charge has been made open Dt. James's Powder; which I. continued at the original price 21.6 d. per packet. It may alfo be had at 11.45. per dozen; or the quantity of a dozen packets in one bottle, far IL 21. 6d.dutt included, fo that the Public are no fuffaers. But In order to facilitate the operation, wad to leen the bur thenof this Ad, which would in a great meafure have proved a tax upon benevolence, all the other Medicines are fold to any perfons purchafing half a dozen or more, free front the expence lathe Stamps. s. if. s. J. Dr. James's Powder a 6 Dr. Steers's Opodeldoc a 6 Analeptic Pills 4 6 Cenvulton Oil 1 6 Cattle Powder x 6 ---- Paregoric Lo- Dr. Hooper's Pills za # zenges - - I a Dr. Auftin's Chalybeate Camomile Drops 1 9 Pills 4 o Effence of Coltsfoce 3 p Berry's Bilious BM s 3 o &knee of Peppermint a st 111.1by's Carminative r 9 Ctranfkirk Medicines 3 9 Tickell's )Etberial Spirit 3 6 Glafs's Magnets: 3 6 Greenough's Tindures a z Inglis's Scots Pills I • Tolu Lozenges a a Grant's Drops - all Mt. Spaires Dentrifice 4 0 Norton's Drops S Freake's Tineture °Mark 3 6 Spilibury's Drop. 5 or Huxham's ditto a 6 Speediman's Pills a o Ezell, Coffee s 9 11r.Sulander's Tea a 9 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Jones's Rheumatic Tlneture, 35. 61. Alfo the Genuine Arquebufade Lately imported, and molt ache other Proprietary Medicines in repute. Orders for ease+. tation are fupplied without Stamps as before this Ad. N. B. As many perfons,Lansioulariy !errant' and meffengsrs iniathe the honk, F. NEWBERY, the Proprietor, is tinder the neceifity of pointing out, that it is at the Taft End of St. Paul's, neared to Cheaptde, and that it has a great white ftucA coed front, with there words inlcribed 111 Tlti 0 . 1 , 4 LT WAR tel - 0 - 011; - 7 - 01: - D - fl•JAM211 . 1 POWDOP. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-arm, London SIR, Edinburgh, May s, thou. IN the fpring of 1794 I was affUted with a Ven o . real Complaint, which I treated with intliderunce for five months ; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyfician s who put a temporary (top to the virulence of the dlfeafe (by mercurial applications) or fome time ; but growing, in fpitt. of all medicine and the advice of the tirft Gentlemen oldie Faculty here, worfe and worfe for two years, I was redact - el to a hate al molt unparalleled and beyond description, being an entire leper, and ulcerated from head to foot.—My bead, throat, mouth, nofe, legs, arms, ice. have been alternately in danger of become ing ureters; in !bort, I have had from to to 3o eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.—lt would be voluminous to particularize all any csfc--fulhce 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 myfelf. beyond all hopes of recovery ; and indeed, in my then condition, death was preferable to my mons than mircrable flue. In this dreadful fit nation did I drag a molt mifeiable exiftence, till DIVINA Pa u v s e threw in nay way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. E. of l'iyittouth—my friends read it, I could not.-4 fent and procured fomc of your Leaves PATeNT PILLS, which, by Ong from tints tO am now, and have long been, (after more than four years in defcribablc diftrefs), in as,guod a flare of health as ever I en juyed ; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few months ago. In gici itude to GOD, and in hopes of rendering my IcUow-creaturefervice, I requeft you to publith this; and you may at any time refer ptrfeliv a who with to be fatisfied of the truth of this, or further particulare, to me or nay friends, by letter or perfori. As few cafes for badnefs will ever equal mine, and none el. teed it, I have from experience every feafon to alPare mankhid, that in your Letax's Pitts they will find a lure, fpeedy, fare. and radical cure, for that molt dreadful Rage of the Yasereall Difeafe, which is called-•A CONY:IMA!) LUr.s.--I Uri with gra. titude, Sir, your obliged humble fervset, J. T. • Infurmountable family reafons prevent making my name and addrefs public, but creditable Perfnns really wanting infor., mason may all, be referred to me and my Friends by Mrs. J. Ramfay-Gaidens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAT.. Loa, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at kis houfe, No. 9, New nridge-ftrret ; where be will give ad. vice, without a fee, to psrfons taking there Palls and will Ewer patients letters, it putt paid, on the fame terms. otsferv. leg in all cafes the melt inviolable fecrecy, no Pcrfon's name ief safe baying been mentioned,but at their own 'attn.-slat mquelt, by the Proprietor, during the courfe of more than .16 years, that he has had the condueting of an extenfive fate of the above medicine, and the pradicearifing therdrunt. They are alfo fold, by his Appointment, fit the convenience of thole living at a diltance, by Mr. Halter, Soutb-luidge. Edinburgh ; Mr. Mennuns, Printer, Ghtfgow, to wt ax. Mr. T. refers for his addrefs; at the Perfumer's, N 35, St, Alban's-ftrect, Pall-Mall; Mr. Robertfuu s Toy-cool , No. io3. Oxford-Brat; Mr. Difborough's, No. 7, nearly oppofite the Monument ; Mr.Stcel's, Bookfeller, No. Ultioo-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Cattwelrs, Dublin; and by one Peden in every confiderable town in Great-Britain and Ireland, in Boaa of only Is. 9d. each, fs.alcd up with full and plain Directions, whereby Perfons of either Us any cure theinfelves with cafe and fecrecy. LONDON: Printed for the Proprictors, by JOHN DANIEL, (or Carnabrareet) at the STAR PRIX !a no-Orr:ea, No. Carey-Breit; and pabliffied by LEVEL KENT, (of Can imbart-Phae: Lambeth). at No. 1. Carey-ftreet, and at the STAROOII/CR Temple - Bar; to which Office all ccartrovor , elope into' at aquae& Le be addzetini. •