Star. — London, England, 1801-03-28 00:00:00

._..., .. cirr BUSIA L.SS. Yeflerdav a Court of Common Council was held n Guildhall. Various Reports from the diffi.rent Committees occupied the greatefl part of the day —particularly a Report from the Committee for improving the Port of London, wherein that Com mittee had declined employing the R FCORDr a and other Law Officers, to invelligate their titles to land, &c. The RECORDER thought it was an in fringement of the ancient rights of the City Law Officers, not to be employed as heretofore. It was referred back to the Lid Committee to re confider. Mr. Deputy GOODIIEHERE brought forward his motion to refer it to the Committee of General Purpoie to inquire how fair it may he proper to prevent in future the drawing oldie State Lottery in the Guildhall of this City. Mr. Cow LE v feconded the motion. He faid the Lottery was the tiro caufe of great numbers being brought before the Magillrates for crimes which frequently ended in public punifhment. Tile Lot tery tended to corrupt fervants of every tiefcrip- Pion ; that during the drawing, which was forty days, the retail trade of the city was greatly in in' red, all the spare money went that way, That he wifhed, if the Minifter and Parliament would have a Lottery every year, that they would draw it in the Old Parliament Houfe, or tome other place near them, in Wellmintler Hall, and not let it be drawn in the City to corrupt the citizens, or their fervants and dependants. The Motion was carried to go to a Committee to examine and report. On Wednefday 'aft Mr. joass brought forward a motion in the Qy . arterly General Court of Eaft India Proprietors, for bellowing a prefent of 5,0001. on Sir SIDNEY SMITH, for his gallant fer vices at Acre. The motion was oppoled by Ma jor MErcitr, as the Company was already lb loaded with penfions. He admitted the great merits of Sir SIDNEY, but if the Company were to agree to the motion, it would fuinifh a prece dent for claims to be made in favour of many other officers.' After fome converfation the fub jed of the motion was agreed to be left to the Court of Directors. Yefterday, Daniel Brien, One of the feamen belonging to the INVINCIBLE man of war, lately loft off Winterton Sands, attended at the Admi ralty :—by his ftaternent, hind:elf and four fea rite% after being two days and nights on the fore malt and fore top-yard, were miraculoufty pre. ferved by the Captain of the brig Briton, of Sun derland, who landed them at Yarmouth. The poor man has loft his hearing and is much brUifed. On Wednefday morning Richard Aforeky, alias Smith,. aged 19, jaws Seamondr, 23 years of age, Richard Shepherd, alias Hwy?, aged 22, and Patrick Summers, aged 25, guilty of various rob beries, were after hearing divine fervice, brought out of the gaol of Maid (lone, and put into a coach and four, ercorted by too dragoons. They arrived at twelve o'clock at the place of execution, the bottom of Shooter's Hill, when after fpcnding &Me time in prayer, they were launched into eter nity kith thesr irons on. The bodies of three of the deceafed were taken away by their friends, and the other was buried under the gallows. Yefterday morning, at half after nine o'clock, the following eight malefaCtors, after attending chapel, and receiving the Sacrament, at the hands of the Rev. Mr. MORGAN, the Ordinary, were executed in the Gaol-yard, Chelmsford, purfuant to their fentence, viz. Thomas Carter, John Salmon, Thomas Sargent, Irilbain Gee, Charles Compton, alias Clark, John Dilhey, Daniel Dennit, and Robert Yevuell.—They all confefred the fags for which they fuffered ; and died with refignation and ap parent penitence, though but three nights before Carter, and four other of the convicts, knocked down one of the turnkeys in their condemned cells, with an intent to murder him, without the leap probability of their effeCting an efcape.—The ring /rader was in confequence chained down to the floor, till the morning of his execution. ENGLISH STATE LOTT( iNTY.THIRD DAY.—NO. 37,648, a Prize of 5,0001.—N05. 22,078, 6,713, 45,227, and 29,366, Prizes of 501. No. 37,648, drawn Yefterday a Prize of Five Thoufand Pounds, was fold on the 20th February laft, in a whole Ticket, by RICHARDSON, GOOD LVCR, and Co. ho have fold in the prefent Lot tery, No. 21,277, One Thoufand Pounds, and No. 7,47 r, Five Hundred Pounds, both in (hares, and No. 23,802, One Thoufand Pounds, in a v hole Ticket.—At their Mikes Conlin and Cha ring-Crofs, Nos. 26,883 and 12,807, the two laft Prizes of Thirty Thoutitnd Pounds Ihared, were alto fold.—Tickets and Shares, warranted un drawn, will continue on tale during the remainder of the Drawing, from Eight till Nine in the morn g, and from Two till Eight in the Afternoon. Contderable bets have been laid in the City violin thefe few days, that, bdore the Thirty or Twenty Thoufand Prizes are drawn, LnttLry TiJets will rile from Sol. to 351. per Ticket.— Thole in favour of a rile gn on the ftrong princi pie of the riehnets of the Wheel, and the powerful t. -ce of re:Tnt ra.tap4, as on the 25th day of the la:t year's Lotter", (this very day twelvemonth), 'Tickets v.ere as 114,11 as 381.—0 n the next day, 4 21. —on the 2 SLII day, 3::!.--on the Seth day, 7CI. —on the 32d day, tool., anal within one wed: of the Clore, at the alloni , liT!, price of Our llundrrd and Fifty Pupa:, per Ticiaa CURIOVS CIRCOSISTAI,CE.-4/ is very remark- We that there is not a tingle Lottery going on in y part of Europe, except the prefent one now d.aw in g in Londnn.—Holland formerly retorted to his fpecics of finance; as did France, and fume of Principalities of Germany, but war, eontif and bankruptcy, are no candidates for i C.it one ; it i., here, and here only, the difpofes of vour , , and perhaps at no period of time has the 1% 10 rich in Prizes of Number and Value ns the having nn lcfs than One of t o of 2:.,000l. Three of to,oool. Five f '('woof t befides Five Hundreds, 7'a I- if, • . &c.—Anal all this, at a Time s.htl. Ilea !...•I,ty i, neatly Two-tiiirds on, I.aNDOIIr M.4RKE7I. CnRN-FXCHANGE, MONDAY, MARCH 2/. We had hut a Ibort fupply of all Grain at this day's market. Pine , Pleat fupported Monday's prices.—ln Rye, no alteration. Halley goes off britkcl than on Wedncfday, but no dearer.— In Oats, Peafe, Beans, or other articles, little or uu alteration. - . CURRENT PRICE• OF GRAIN. Vaeat 2006 to 16os od Grey Pear.: 6cs to 74s od fine x 761 to 178 c od ShortSmallOats366to44s od Dar.izic wheat ts9c to 63s oil Fine ditto 475 to 491 od Rye 7os to loos od Polands ditto 39s to 43s Cal Barley 45$ to 89s od Fine 48$ to yds od Norfolk Barley ess to 885 od Small Beans 6os to 62$ od Malt 76s to 95s od Fine 711 to 003 od White Pare 98s to t 1,23 od lick ditto 52s to 561 od PRICE OF FLOUR this Morning. Fine;i2p. to t3os.--Meal, 120 S. Mc Pollard, 245. Bran, IV, A Retina of the PR ICESof FLOUR, from the z4th of Mar, h ..... _ to the 2 ,- ..th of March inclulive. Total 7,710 tacks. — Av e rage t 295. ?id. 84. 8 141.40wcr than latt. return. COIIN INsrrcreit's RI , . I YIN PROM U111100(4, MAP,OII 26. Whegt per 10. 411 os to 461 151 Oats per qr. 11 6s to 21 545 Barley per qr. 31 ios to 41 8s Rye of os to of cg Peale per qr. 31 8s to 31 161 Enos 31 6s to 3/ 14 1 PRICE OF HOPS in the BOROUGH. New Bags sal os to t4l 141 I New Pockets 531 os to 201 04 SMITHFIELD, March 27.. To fink the offal-.per ftone olBlb. Beef .41 al to 7s od Veal - 6s od to 8s 61 Mutton 6. 61 to fis od Pork - 73 41 to 8. od Stock at Market this morning, Beafts 850, Sheep, 2000. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, March 27. Per ftone of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef as Sd to 6s od Veal 53 od to 81 od Mutton 64 od to 71 od Pork 75 od to Ss od PRICE OP LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Batts, so to 6olb - t7d to tpd Ditto, 6o to gOlb - - - aid to 22d Merchants Backs VS to ',la Drefiin d g Hides . x 3 to 15 • McComas tildes . - is dto 17 - Crop Hides for Cutting 16 to 18 Flat Ordinary . zq dto 15fcl Calf Skins, 3o to soft) per dozen, - aid to 25 Ditto, so to bib -22 a to 26d Ditto 70 to polb - 224 to 254 Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 21 6d to 2s toil I.3rec ditto - too to t3os per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides - 265 to 261 each Goat Skins - • - 21.1 to 632 per doles Price of Bark par load 00l os to 00l os RAW HIDES, March 27. Hides (per ftone) 2$ text to pod Heavy Calf tos 6d each Middling as 4d to 21 6d Light Calf 7d pee lb. Ordinary as od to 21 ad Sheep Skins 3s od to 6s 04 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 41 gd Town Tallow 8a od toils Clare market 4s 9d Ruffia ditto (es.) 79s od too Whiteehapcl market 4s 84 Rua ditto (foap) 77s to 78$ (per Itouc of 81b.) White Candleßuia es to tss Mating Stuff 62s od to 66, 141 ad Ditto Rough 4as od to 481 Average Priee 41 Sid Graves . aBs od to 0 Good Dregs las to as Yellow SOF, 09. to 86s.—Mottled, 941.—Curdt 9 2 5 , Candles, las. od--Moulds, 1 3 1 . 04 - PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW.. Borough. St. James's. Whiteehapel. O. Hay 58to 6 0 5 5 OtO 6 6 0 4 to •to 6 6 0 Straw a Bto 3 0 2 8 oto 3 0 0 2, so oto 2 i 8 o Clovers to to 6 6 --- 6 6 ow 6 z 8 o COALS, March a 7. tett 'Coals In the Pool, 23. 3s. cd. to 01. om apes Cbaldroo. Delivered - 21. 12$. cAL Sunderland, 11. od. Delivered - aL 91. od. Cosicarra Ltstos Juiet.—Mr. Covorm.. of Temple-Bar, having been given to underftand that fome other Acid has been fold reitdiscrete Lemon Juice, feels it neceffary to obferve, that he is per mitted to refer to the highe ft Au thorities in this kingdom for the purity of that prepared by him fell; and he trufts that the precaution of feming every package with his name and in his own band writing, will afford fufficient fecurity againft im pofition, to thofe who (hall be defirous to make ufe of this convenient and elegant preparation. The afilidted with Rheumatikns, Sciatica, Lumbago, Head ach, Numbncfs, Palley, Flatulencies, and Pains of the Sto mach,will find an dreamt remedy in WIDTH' RA D S Essence Of MUSTARD, which ts e Zuently fucceeded 1* cafes that ha had fSed every other , and under eircumftanees that precluded every expedation of relief from the means ufually preferibed. It is prepared in Pills, and an in a fluid Rate.— The Pills are an excellent Stomachic, particularly ferric-able in Flatulent-les and Indigdtien; arid by their falutary mode of operation, (infcahle perfpiration) they gradually undermine the moft ohitinate Rheumatic and other complaints, and at the fame time invigorate the debilitated conftitation. The Plaid Effenee is a remarkably salve embrocation, neeeffarily ufed with the Pills; anti as it generally excites a tingling (citation, even in the deepeit (eased metrics, it removes the caule of palm, by bringing on a proper circulation in the part. ay this means, the fevercit Sprains and Stalks, old Strains anti Re laxations, are frequently cured by a few applications. la nor. you, Heati-aehs, it affords inftantaneaue relief; and by the furgeftion of feveral Ladies of diftielion, Mr. Jou PISTON pre pares it, for the accommodation of the aftlient, equally grate ful as the Honey or Lavender Waters ; In this Rate It can only be had at his Wilde, No. ts, Creek-ftreet, Soho, London, is barer flied bottles, at t its. 6d. mch.—The genuine is MUD guilku.si from counterfeits by the Kiag's Patent, and the Ova tart of Le N STOtt tke lattic of each box or bottle. It may be b ad,at as. od.each, of every reputable Mealtime Ven der in the three kingdoms, Weft Indies, and America. To prevent counterfeit laspofition, the diftinguithing masts of the remilne are asceffery to be attended to. COURSE. OF EXCHANGE. Hamburg!' 316 si U. Naples • - 40 Altana - 3t 7 1i U. Venka - 45 L o ra • - SIB Urban SS s l rctwa 49 Orno Palermo, 70 pence per oz. Dobbs - s 3 - - - rrli lIIINCIL Winona! Gnu in Call 4 X 6 Ditto ill Ban - • 0 • • Pillar - • . e o • k !! I)itto, final • 0 • c• o Mexico • - - • •0 • 2 Nue, new- o o 5 BIRTHS. Wcdaefday Lk at Ms hook i• Clower-itreet. the Lady of Wm. Bulk. Jig. of a daughter. At Shniblaod Hall, Suffolk, the Lady of Robert /lymph% Efq. of a foe. On tho toth Loftant, at Tennothfide, the Lady of Ralph An. throw !tootles. FJq. of a dauestct. MARRIFn. ....... . On 'Tedday lift, at I 111 Yorklltire, John L eft/. Efq. of Patetismo. Durban+, to Mif. daug hear of the late Citadel Waller, Elq. of Weft Wiekhant, Kent. UJ! lx On the lift inR nt.her bode in john-tteeet, Scdford-row, Le C. , • it& of the lac jutas Le Coq. tiq. At Ye' it; Dr. Packwood, lite of his Me",i fife 'hip Apircnart. Mr. Georg : X.orrerles, af farribritl,likaillater. partner in the boufr of vnith. Knnwku, and Co. Mr. John Burrows, of Annie, Mae, ant Leeds. HIGH WATFR. AT LDPIDOIWIRMGE TO-MORROW. Morning - est milieus after i Ancroons • 4 s lama* atar A FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-Brett, Plymouth, on Wed nefday the Bth day of April next, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, by virtue of a ,:mantitGuit of Apprailement Sale, addrefTed to John Hawker, and PcterTonkin, ri'llE FOLLOWING GOODS, vie. about 600 B.irrels Raifins. co Boxes Lemons. aro Ditto • ; • 376 Ditto China Changes. 170 Balkstt Now landing from the Sweilifh brig MARIA ELIZABETH, &tallied on her ve)a,, fi.on Mal-ga, by his Melty's Bopp SUrfIIAN rv, WiTT 21.1 N, Efq. Comman der. For vie-wing, &c. apply to the Comiiiiilioncrs aforefaid. Immediately after the fah: of the above, will be full, by vir tue of a Comtniflion of AppraSenicm and Sale, addreffed to John Hawker, Ffq. (for Exportation or lat,:ortathsu) 2co 1 ill s, Swedifh Steel. lOS Bundles and inch 87 Buts Hat 186 ditto ditto as 7 cilto flat and fleare 89 ditto Hat 127 ditt o u are 6o Chefla iwetftlh Steel. 3o 'rubs Being part of the Cargo of the . vrsdilh brig Pallas. For viewihg, Catalogues, cc. apply- to the CommilSoners afurcfaid. After.the Sate of the Steel will be riid the French floor Auguftine, prize to his hlajelty's floup , SufEfante, Johph Wittman, Efq. Cummandsr; burthen about 30 tons. She svotthf make a handy Mile Coaftcr or Lighter, as the draws but little water.—Alfa, for eiportatiort, 18 hogfhcads of Cyder, to be landed from the faid velf. l.—For famples, viewing,&c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. Swedidt Trod. SO ME It SETSHIRE. TO EX SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. R4.INE, At Conaway's Coffee-houfe, Change-alley, .CornisM, London, on Tburfday , April 9, at t 2 o'clock ; in one Lot, ttnlefs 411 7 pored of by Private Contra& before the IR of 'April ; A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, thro' h. which; for two miles, pafies the Turnpike Road leading from Somentio to .licheßer, beginning at one mile from the former town, and ending at a like diftance from the latter town; together with the Manor belonging thereto, known by the name of Kingfdon : containing about fifteen hundred Acres of very valuable Land, of which 330 Acres are on hand, or let yearly, and the remainder let on Leafes for one, two, and three Lives, many of which are very old. The principal Eltatc, on which is a good Minfion Houk; Gardens, and Offices, Occupied by the Leffec Mrs. Jaffe; is held for only two Lilies, but pin of die Linde %Sod therewith, well 151101.12 as the firftsrazing Ground in the neighbourhood, called the Nidens, are held only for one kie. John Ragnolth, junior, at Kingfdon, will flew the Eftate, of whom, on the ifith of March, printed paniculars may be had, and a plan of the Elite fern; as well as at Mr. Raines, Land Surveyor, In Chulotte-fireet, BlooiniburY„ London. Particulars may be hadet Meifrs.Ward,Dennetts, and Greaves, Henrietta-Brett, Covent Garden, (who are authoriged to ,treat for the tale of the Fitate by private Contradt,) alto of Mr. W. Knight, at .Aiininfter ; and of the Printers of the Sherborne, Exeter f SallibUry, Bath Herald, and Fella Farley's, and Mercury, Briaml . P4ters; at the principal Inns in the neighbouringtowos, nod at Garraway's. PREGNANT LADIES, Whok fituationrequires a temporary retirement. AA' R. WATSON, Surgeon, arid Man Midwife, 171 offers to accommodate Ladies in an airy and retired fitu ation, with ApastmentetO lye-12; on terms fuitzd to their cir cumflatnces and Stuation In life • their infants pot out to ourfe, and humanely taken care of ; a nd at Humanity imiuces him to offer his alEftance to alleviate the horrors of sonueakti Pres rancy, he flatt,:rs La,lies will find on application to Wan, the gee-attic atreution, and ru n g refound ilczecy. Letters (pert paid) to Mr. Watfon, Sorge-an and Man-Mid wife, or to Mrs. Warless, MidWite, Na. 19, Crirloite-drett, Surry-ids of iiiackfriktet-imiove, will meet the mutt pointed attention. Where may be had, The Pill. BENEDICTA, at ii. is. per box, a certain and effect al Remedy to remove all t Rama , twos and wregtdarmes, and an excellent Medicine after bad Lyings in. TO THI I.AIt!ES. • FOR very particular rcaion', the Proprietor of the BLOOM of NINON de L'ENCI.OS has removed the isle of that elegant Compotition fnour Mr. Day's, No. 7, Tavilleck-ftrart, Covent-Garday to Mr. Vickery s, No. 6, : next doer, where they may depend upon havirogit genuine. It is a well known fad, that the Lady from whorl this admi rable Calinetie derives its name, was celebrated for the deli cuy of her' complexion to the period of her eablence ; the preferration of which was eht:rrly envit.g to the couflant ufe of tuts exceßent preparation. Ito %omit:qui effects in ranoving freckles, morphews, worms, and of imperfeeticas of the ikin, claim the attention of every Lady, and give it a fupedoritfover every thing vended for fonder purpofes. It is particularly re coimmouled for the hands and arma, tenOrring t►em of a beau tiful and natural white, &c. if applied to the face immedratily after fea-bathing, It prevents that brown coarfe appearance fo generally complained of Gym the etfolts of fah water. Sold by order of the Proprietor at Mr. Golding's, Perfumer to her folajefty, CornhiU ; Mr. Vickery, No. 6, l'aviftock- Itrcet, Covent-Garden; Mr. Overton, Perfumer, No. 47, New- Bond-firm ; and Mr. Wright, Wade 's Palliate, Bath ; price 3s. 6d. each bottle. WHEN Protedienal Men of education and re fponfiWty deviate from the general fyftern by the fe oftion of a peculiar Branch, the fanCtion of long continued weds is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my pre tics to the exclave treat. ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the (=chid reit& of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppote as tar as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which arc the molt import. ant la the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, 1 formed a wills at an early period of Practice to recite Individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerourpreeipitancy of general Prailitionas. The "CHREE DISORDERS, to the cured which I have de , voted my attention, comprise every fpecica of VENEREAL INFECTION. whether of a recent or long duration.-241/- MI kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifmg from the habits of Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and lafUy that de rangement of the fyftern in Women whirls Ls called BARKEN- NESS or sruutxr Y. - . Numerous &fealty are the refill, of Ignorance or bafte in the trcatmeut of a thapic Cmoorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Lift are polfoot d by the indifcretion of an unguarded hour. By a Impeder method fuch complaints arc eafily cured, and even where others have failed, I trait that I may prefume to arra radical re-eitahliihment. Few however arc the cafes of complicated diftrefs in thi, diforder compared with the calamitous fituations of Mcn, who from indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gale tics of a faShionable life, acquire that Rate of Debility which the unavoidable confequenee of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fuffercr boards over hit enifery, but care Mily conceals his misfortune, It may be fame confolation for him to know, that although it be an ()hied admix or lancer taint) , with ther Praditioners, the removal of disk DEFI CIENCIF.S by the gradual regrets of Renovation is the acquire meet of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce mini vigour, much meaty will beprevented by an early costa of this languid Rate, attd in theft cafes no great dilieuldes will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years ex Med. a proper Per feveranec is indifralibly requifite to revive the aumbeing (pubs of Life, sad to rc-atimate the ConAlustion. MARRIED WOMEN, who have lung been afappainted in their expedations of a Family, may be atfured, that in mat bemires firth defeda are curable by Medical AUL The SECRECY which Is fo cliemial to my undertaking. and the titsaßOcationa which I have returned to Rate, form the Bails as my Pectadkes, and In cobalt:nee with fix* this it.ti motion is given, that Mr may beeontatedperonany ((or t e s. l itz r tvt. 1 letters balallag a inn nate) at his bask, N. ay, Anus liteapd. saw Tampes-Bar. There is aa ,pdalsbinal entramee in Water-area Aside, narrifis sa both tic doors. lb Royal Cass of batten, S'o7.oMO2. ^ s GVME 'TO MAI .TH, prlez Juft publidied by Mathews, No. t 8, St r.nzel, and Symonds, Paternotter-rtor.-1 . 0 ' liii 1't.;111.1e. 'THIS Work has paired throu , ll a numb2r of edithins, and has ear:danced aI. L :,cadent!; zrtat ; It is therefore now rtpritited with many imirtr.....tu j enti. and i t may be With confidence ufferted, that fu veluable a publication to the afflicted in gt neral has never 1, • a prlated in this et any other language ,--The weak' :emote—tae youth who lit, jut', ft:lithe.] his edus......is aat :•-•; ofti•,• fentinaries—the aged who are dr..,oping a ..1, r originating from an impurity of larnod—p , o; . ltudibus perfoni of a confined and Ee,:t l• thole afflicted wi,h IP't a111,:l:o!,4 ~„ „, in SOLOMON', 'lO 1 'J. Al.l f t ,•I .p..- nion and an ammin3 iris: a fl woo values the enjoyment of a !late u i:; a morr.tnt Without being poflefieti tt the fniall, eht.ap, Y•tl•lahle, audim portant publication. Th, difurders peculiarly ineid:r.: to the Etna', in every fituanon, arc 31E0 . 'panned apoe, rots•.h. r atvr.to to bsth f,xcs, for tho'i Yearn infiriniti;i4 of tait.c.e, ssl.ich,d;lit Ara often ' forbids to difelnfei cv n to the nearett relxive: ttorteprifin Treatife on.reawale 11;i1 aft. Ntrvuut, klypocheadriste,• C6ll. runiptive Complaints, &e. &a. . Tlo: public are now pref, rued with a .Y.l!i, I y s-r new omciva t ores in this edition, w•i , etelly the valoettlitt.:r: la may behold the true pidlire of his difor..l,-r. Ns/whet or acciden t chrunir or atitte, and aro the brit arprovid setaerhosfic abtuluing an immediate and !Minw mare iLud , cl. And a; nervous and hyroehondi•iat ot,• I „tits .r: mud,} More in F.urope than is 5 , tr..!ly iat d attenoini With Many drSadful and a:sr:nla, I r-pt•,en I v. 'rich ccra/tity el dm aiiitumte. and not 19 i 3 903 !' , !:(l%lity tile tate, derifion or contempt, the Author lctsiesta ye, y ett,:ritive to then method of cure.; and he flatters himrelf front hue olufei •flitions he has tirade, that the prefeni is as g.nrel a trtatif2s::: Caere &wk:: as any csiant. ;old :r Female, who, thatch by nature is deltic& to be the prefetver of the hurn.ur rlec, yea is, alas ! liable to many natural indifpofition,,, whicliretn.er her condition troly wretched and um qusl uhyn compared to ti,. c•elr. fof what ever Stuation ~f life the is plied til, The fuldote, .mjuys a perf e ct Rate of health. If lbeen4ts biro the wedded llti C., even from that fouree of pkafure fomethit.g bitter. arifes; and Pregnancy brings with it a train of ldathing,.fickneis,,&c. If the retinue finale, the will. fearecly , b: able to avoid labour - it g r fo.na Infinanitt,becitifc fse is 't ftrangaf td s motiter'h pangs." What can be of More Itnportanci to a female, than to be pro- perly acquainted with every fymptorn to which the is peculiarly Roble? And hoW to condoet herielf filch ei rcurintancei, wit out wounding her delicacy by 1 - difctnn,re of her Lars nr hurt q- Prelienfioris, to the rude fcrutiny of prettnded Friends? The Pamphlet 'Ants out the methods of cure, front a Films !aortae& tin Gonorrhoea to a confirmed Siphllis. To whit is added,. an Effay on tkeret Venety, and a Difenurfe or. teney In the Male; Sterility or liarrennefs incident to n COI •. Ace.; an Appendix on the fubjea of a folitary and dear eetio:e vice, and ail addnls to Parents, Guardians, Tutors, nib thole who have the etre and education of youth. lbltewile adea. to Bathers tit ,Margate, Southampton, Searb,arough, h, lit ii- &c. &c. particularly the a/iliac-el with Nervous Complaints. The whole is illultrated and interfperfed with a v ar:et y of ae thentic fadts, never before publifhed, explaining tba fympirms, mode of treatment, and raneditti thddifferent ires oft ter tain clifeafe cautions to yonng petfona of the danger ofinnusa per conitexiuns or improper treatment, &c. with the between real vcuereal fyruptoms 'and thofe frequentlj for them. Thole who have refiled in het Climatits, and arc emaciated, or labour Under a continuatdmin of nature, whereby their bo dily ftrength is not only exhatiletleilint a lto their *our end vivacity Unpaired, will meet with a Inn:illy monitcr in this Email, though important publication.-11 has been the manna' Caving thourands of lives is the late epidemic complaints IA Amerita. . • ----- The valetudinarian by birth, who has re:vived from bit pa tents the inheritance of a difeairotanil unprulihc lame; the do.- Unite termite, whom an immured, and inata!re life, together with the intinmicrate ufc ofteit,nnd other weak and watery *tents, bus, without any fault of 6,1.'4, broUght ti•• ail the ca rtes. tout fymptocias of a eonfumptice habit, and are, without timely affiftance, inking into an untinuly .grave! To fuch as th, fe„ " The chide to Health;' will afurd the moll.pernionclit rdt no.l point out the inoJe of reitorttiOn, to the enjoyment of the grrstefl of all the comforts, Health, without vailth ifs I. nut worth erjoyirrg. • . . i T. the Public..--Nothing can be altrongee proof ofthe utility of this work than the u npri etdentini foie it hobnail with. no ids than Fifty Thottand Copies, haying been ilifpoleil of in a very Mort tone. • - To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. N 0.9, Nf.W lIRILIGE-S r REF I', LONDON. HOll . OUrCd Sir, Edinburgh, March a, am.' IBEG leave to inform you, that ev er fi ner the year 1790, 1 have been afflidled 'with the I.ues Venerea; which. front its obilluately refilling every eourfe of medecine preferibed lit the molt eminent of the faculty here,,and under going fevers; revere courfes of initiation, and twice difdaarged from the Hofpital, with little tenet, would appear to be cif the molt inveterate nature. In the fpring of laft year my dlfordet had got to fuck a head, at nearly to put a period to myekilleacc I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one snatch ann, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a Rate of ulceration for the !aft revert years ; my left had alto two large node.; on ft, was very much difeoloured, and gave me inch ercruziating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of reft. In this lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. Thomp fon, (who received fo great a cure by them hat), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the afith of May; in the courfe of a fortnight 1 began to receive ber.cflt--In little MOM than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were round ly healed—Coon after the Ron on my legs healed alfo, leavinm, however, considerable dikoloumtion in the ikitt, and pain is the bone of the left„which, by the bleffing of Goo, and a little longer perfevenmee lin your invaluable Modelne, fuhfidod ; tita nodes difperfing, tD in regairdng its natural hue, and the Mara turnal pains gradually going ofea—l thus became, by year like. ral advice and ruedicine,perfedirfnie front ail my fanner eons• plaints—have recovered my former WO and ftrength, and am become jolly and fat,.in which Rate having continued many months to the aftonlibment of all who knew me, I am at a Mk In what terms to exprefs my gratitude, but beg you, for dm good of oilier falfailm mortals, to make this My cafe es pubbe sa poffibie, as I Rail on every =alba • in fo doing you greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very beatific fur vast, ALEX. MURICES. SWan's Clore, High-ftreet, Etlfabtaleb. Wit nefes to the above cure ..-..Jelus Thompfen, NO. 3. New Poultry-markM, Joho bl'lntolh, Old Atanbrelok,EdiabutCb• Prepared and fold by the Cole Proprietor, THOMAS TA . Y. I.OR, Member of the Royal College of Sargasso* iris Hoofer N 0.9, New Bridge-ftrect, London; whom, ally 'montane refidenee amerce than thirty-Ile years, in • prat'llee wettable, ly direeted to the cure of Veseriel Compithata, and thofe foci dental to the Parts of Generation, with that Invtolabie keret" which Men of his Profeillon mould always obfave in Pathetic% he flatters hinafelf, the advice and affifitance he grataltoolly minitters is perfons taking this Medicine, will he efteresed. by a dikernlng Public, as ad advantage Woes mtadsable, and void of all ambiguity. 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