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70 THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. Sir—Being lately in a company where the con terattion turned on the extraordinary appearance of the Planets this year, all of which were to he feen at once on the northern tide of the Ecliptic, I fit about to dilcover in old books of Aftionomy, whe ther fuch a pheenonienon had been prediCted or no ? A friend of mine referred me to Merlin's Prophe cies, publilhed by Hawkins, in the reign of Henry the Eighth, in which, he laid, this circumimance was alluded to; but in terms fo loofe that nothing could be made of it, and which might be applied to any period of the reader's fancy, as well as the prefent. I found it accordingly in what arc c.:llcd Merlin's Centuries ; and the patrage fremed to me fo curious, that I refolved to publith it, with fuels explanations as in my mind render it very intelli gible,and fircongly pointed to the commencement of the prefent Century. Of this let others judge as they pleafe: I here fend yon the whole patfage referred to, in the very fpelling of the time, as I traufcribed it : Three workend wars in Hondrcdcs muld i • A Dozeine whol and balk biholde Titer eomyth 004 off doncefulle fare, QRhom Albion that briskly prize. Though at fyrft dawne he ehmange her name, And Ulondes twine make Dote one Brame; Though Derth and Farryne rage withyn, • And Gould and Corn ben hardlie fene ; Wittrostenben youre Fame Poffcfet Be North and Suth, and Efte and Weft. A Daye is loft, a Kinedome won. Thar thyngea happe fyrft. Than 'fpyeth &lane North off hys rode, in fpryngfulle gam. Hys ehildern (porting wyth a Rant. Nove Race to corn fro Saxon Zoe, Threde Kinge doth el' fro Credks Norte. He that echo& Invader Dane. . A Muddy (word, bps Golfe to Raw., That arm (lull beare that bore a Ibefid, And Battles wyu wheir is one feilds. My Sons, thynk on threde Bdwarde's glorie; Hys Term *gen hats tould Is Rorie. Neve clot off Tyme ten three be three; Agee come Rotate Juhlk7 ! Theo dauney th Tamps long bye Braude, Arid merit daye bath auld Yaglonde. Trues time yrre's land nine torns }hall! ee. Com feeood fteptcred Jubilee) • Auld greye malt than be chaunged to groin • Loli! thee, men • Maydene g_oeffe! , The above is all that is necelfary for the prefent ' pirpofe. Now I beg the reader's attention to the following notes : Three woriisig cash.—The old Bard is writing of Centuries, and plainly defcribes the prefent, igth. Three weeks of fix days each in hundred% make r 800, or a dozen and a half hundreds. Af ter which, comes one Of dasibtfulfise.—That is the prefent Century ; • about the beginning of which, fome wits would puzzle us during the whole of it, to find out when it began. Me' arferfi davva.--It opened with the Union of Greet Britain and Ireland, the two ;Bands that make but one reshot, or royalty. The fcarcity of raid et d l aal erne miles a reflexion too fevere to be much upon. But we may with pride and plcafure agree with the Seer,in extending our national fame to ill the four quarters of the globe—Denmark. Egypt, Eaft and Weft Indies, feadily (satisfy: thofe words, the firth: of which comes peculiarly in time aow. • .4 die u 10. —This line at fill made me defpair • of tlifeovering a proper application. I think, how ever, I. have found it in the lois of die leap-year's day.of laft year ; which in the ordinary coorfe would have been a leap-year, but by the change of fat became otherwife. The Kitscimit won is eafily known, as above mentioned. Then forth the Sere—North, fee.—This very extra ordinary pofition of ail the planets, not excepting the Georgian, fo as to be feen all at the fame time its the North, can only refer to the prefent Spring. As they are the attendants of the Sun, they are properly called hie children. fportieg with the Rant alludes to the Seafon when the Sun is in Aria: For whether a Planet be teen from the Sun, or the Sun from a Planet, the effetl is the fame with re gard to the fign of the Zodiac. The new race from the Saxon (bore, can be no other than the illuftrious Houfe of Brunfwick. In Merlin's time the whole north of Germany was called Saxony. Third Kiag cloth give from Cradle: fonr—Tbis may to fome appear myfterions, but it is very plain, if the laft obfervation is jun. Cradle among our an. cellors was a word ufed metaphorically for de fcents, or generations : for the fame cradle nurfed all the children of the family. Now his Maje ft y is the fourth in defcent of this sew rare, and the third Sovereign: His father having died when Prince of Wales. Invader D ime .—Yrhat Ca.. %hot . . btu• to but it.• i.ie glorious news from the Golf of thefe our ancient invaders! whore invalions terrified this whole ifland in Merlin's time; and the word rebel may be aptly given to our prefent retaliation upon their own home. And by whole Sword ? The arm that bears it is Paid to have borne °Add Here I mull again dip into the Saxon cultoms. They deceribed by Swortlarm and Shield-arm the right and left ; and the conqueror alluded to (if my ex planation is juft) has only left a fbieid arm to wield this bloody (word, that fiained the Danilh gulf. Where u see ifeld—The Sea, the element of our vi&ory. Third Edward's glory.—This part of the pro phecy remains to be fulfilled, and may be worth all the ref!, if it infures us (as I am willing to hope) a continuance of the life of our beloved Sovereign to the extent of that of EDWARD 111. We fhould hope, on this account. that everything in the above description is really what it appears to be, a pro phetic view of the prefent generation ; which oni. • nion may be entertained without impiety. 'I he allufion I take to he the famous yabike proclaimed by EDWARD the Third, in the yoth year of his re ign, when that great King. full of years and ho nour, was preparing to take leave of the world. Time's new year's fend nit!!t turns fall fer.—The. above verfes, in my explanation, delcribe the open ing of the prefent ccntury, nine years turns from which brings us to 18x.,9. In that year, his Ma jtlly, if he live to the withes of his fubjeils, will accomplial the ffidh year of his reign, and may have a frond frepred jubilee. What follows, when grey (or age) is to be fucceeded by green (or youth) I will not pui foe ; having arrived at the point I moll earnedly wilh for, and with st hich I (hall be content. Some of your readers may perhaps re mark, that the year alluded to is jell cue century beyond that of Swift's explanation of another pro phecy of Merlin's ; but with that I have nothing to on, further than to obferve, that Dr. JouiesoN, in writing of it, lays, that it cannot be read with out amazement.—l am, Sir, your conftant Reader, OSIRIS. From the LONDON GAZETTE, Awe 25. MII.rI'ARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, AUGUST 21. His Majefty has bccn pleafed to appoint Gene ral His Royal Highnefs Edward Duke of Kent, K. G. to be Colonel of the ift (or Royal) Regi ment of Foot, vice General Lord Adam Gordon, deceafed. WAIL-OIFICC, AUGUST 25, 18ci. GARRISON. Lieutenant-General Sir Robert Abereromby, K. B. to be Go. vernor of Edinburgh Oak, vice General Lord Adam Gor don, accented. HOSPITAL. STAFF. Robert Jackfon, M. D Phyilcian to the Force', and Head of the Hofpital at Chatham, to be Phyfician to the Forces, and Head of the Hofpital at the Ifle of Wight. James Borland, M. D. to be Affilldnt Infpator of Hofpital, to the Forces. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guarea—Hofpital-Mite William Richards tube A ffillant-' urgeon, vice Dowdell, who refigns. 7th Ditto—William Jordan Alcock, Gent. to be Cornet, by purcbak, vice Dekfon. ad Regiment of Dragoons-- I.eatham, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchafe, vice carter, promoted. 3d Ditto—John A fhburnharn; Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Clovies, promoted. aids Regiment of 1 ight Dragoon♦—M}jot Thomas Paterfon. fronthe math Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Sir William Lee, dec;afed.' 26th Ditte--I.Lutenant Charles Peter Hay, from the ad Dra goons, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice iirktaiu, who retires. 27tk Ditto—Lieutenant William Stutbart, from the 33d Foot, to bo Lieutenant, vice Byrn, who exchanges. tit Regiment of Foot Guards—Major-General the Honorable Francis Needham to be Lieutenant• Colonel, vice Drum witted, promoted to the C,paunand of a Battalion of the sth Foot ; Major-General Harry Burrard to be Firit Major, vice Needham ; Colonel ,he Honourable John Leflic, to be Second Major, vice Burred ; Colonel Henry Ni c ynyard to be Third Ma*, vice Leilk; Lieutenant-Colonel John Lambert to he Captain of a Company, vice Wynyard; aptain John Francis Kelly to be Captain-Lkutenant, vice Lambert • Lieutenant - . . . Henry . Cooke to be Lieutenant, vice Kelly. Sd Regiment of Foot—Captain Thomas Weft, from the Half pay of Captain Biifett's late Levy, to be Captain, vice Halli day, vain) exchange& 4th Ditto—Lieutenant John Swinton to be Captain, by Fur' chafe, vice Murray, who retires. sth Ditto—Major-General Richard England to be Colonel, vice Sir Alined Clarke, appointed to the Command of the Royal Fox:neer' ; Major-General Andrew John Drummond, from the aft Foot Guards, to be Colonel Commandant of a battalion, irk: England, appointed to the Command of the Regiment. 7th Ditto—Lieutenant-Central Sir Alurcd Clarke, K. B. from the sth Foot, to be Colonel, vice his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Kent, appointed to the Command of the Royal Rea giMent of Foot. saki Ditto—Trevor Owen Jooes, Gent. to be EnSp, by pi:r ake; vice Dslnac, promoted. 3yth Ditto—Enfign Colin Campbell, from tie z R WeR India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Stack, who retires. 39th Ditto—Er.fign George Symes to be Lieutenant by par chafe, vice Hall, who retires. 44th Ditto—Alexander Fearer, Gent. to be Liths, by pur e/safe, vice Pierce, promoted in the 2 d Foot. 45th Ditto—Enfyra Edward Dale to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Hlky. 334 Ditto—Lieutenant Frederick Byng, from the 27th Light Dragoons, to he lieutenant, vice Stothart, who exchanges; Mathew Millet, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Aylit. ford, removed to the 18th Light Dragoons. 64th Ditto—Thome Phibbs, Gent. to be Enrign, by purchafe, vice Bufcbc, promoted. 69th Ditto—Enfign Junes Sheri:. to be LiCatllll7l4 vice Ban gay, deceafsal. 73th Dit: o--Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel J. Popham Watfon, from the Half-pay of the late t i 7th Foot, to be Major, vice Hall, wbo Ck :Images. Hsth Ditto.-I.leutenant Richard Broad, from the Devon and Coniwull Miners, to be Adjutant vice Watton, who rafigns. sd Royal Manx Fencibles. Kase Humphreys, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Pearce, deceafcd. Colonel M.Neill's Fencibles. Robert Harker, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Dove, promoted. Loyal Surrey Rangers. Enllgn Monek to be Lieutuunt, vice Graham, who refigns. Cowan, Gent. to be Enftga, vice Monck. Ludlow Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Robert Touch, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Mofely, deceafed. Warwick Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Lieutenant Abraham Grimes to be Major of a Troop, vice Mama, deceafed. Northern Regiment of Yorkfbire, Weft Riding, Gentlemen and Yeomanry avalry. Tim Bainbridge, Gent. to be Cornet. Cowbridge Volunteers. Captain n,..vsus to be - Major Commandant. Lieutenant 'I homes Williams to be Captain, vice Beavan. Lieutenant Francis Taynton to be Ditto. To be Lieutenants.—Enfign Thomas Rees, vice Williams ; Cornet *Thomas Leclunere on the half-pay of the King's American Regiment of Dr agoons, vice Taynton ; Whitlock Nkholl, Gent. To be Earl—Thomas Samuel, Gent. vice Rees. Loyal Knsrefborou h Volunteers. Lieutenant William Holland to be • ommandakt, vice Robinfon, who refigns. , Second Lieutenant Robert Stockdale to be Flrft Lieutenant, vice Holland. Thomas Nurfaw, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Stock dale. Thum Robinfon, Gent. to be Ditto. Reverted Samuel Clapham to be Chaplain. Royal Liverpool Volunteers. Thomas Brawler, Gent. to be Enfign. Cornwall Infantry and Engineer Volunteers. 'Thomas, Gent. to be ucutcnant, vice Pcnberthy, deceafed. Percy Tenantry Volunteers. Tlotnas Stilton, Efq. to be Captain, vice Wilkie, deco:Ara Selkirk Volunteers. Alexander Pringle, Efq. io be Captain. Jobn Lapp, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Alexander Park, Gem to be Enfign. Loyal Swanfea Volunteers. wittiam Jones, jut. Efq. to be Captain. Daniel Thomas, Gent. to be 1., utenant. Wilma Wdlianw, Oces. w be Longa Stamford Volunteers. Feign William Jackfon to be Lieutenant, vice Thomu Jac/i -ron, demoted. Scritant John RIUs to be F.nfign, vice Jackfon. Leonad Stmenfon, Cent. to be Surgccn. MEMORANDUM. Lisutenant Michael • Redmond, of Colontl Mac Neill's Re giment of Fencible Infantry, who was fuperfeded in the Gazette of the 18th of July left, is rcinftated in his Rank. BANKRUPTS. James Mair, late of Glavektid, Kcnt, plumber, to furrcntler Sept. la, 16, and 06105er 6, at ten, at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. Edmund Walker, Serjeant'► Inn, Chancery- . - lane, London. Robert Stafford the younger , of Hun tin g don, grocer, Au 31, at ten, Sept. 9, at twelve, and 06tober 6, at nine, at the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon. Attornica, Marrs. Maule and Sweeting, in Huntingdon; or Meffrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, London. James Berwick, late of Hendon, Middlefex, baker, Auguß 29, Sept. 8, and 06tober 6, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attor ney, Mr. Welch, Alderfiate-ftreet. Jonathan Woodward, of Derby, calico-manuradurer, Sept. t t, at four, Sept. 1 2, at cleren, and Odlober 6, at fix. Attornies, Mr. Porten, Ely-Place, London; or Mr. Wollcy, Matlock, . . Derby hire. Samuel John Gardner, of Pitt ffreet, St. George, Surrey, meal man, Sept. 12, to, and October 6, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attornies, Mein. Tyler and Huntphreys,Tooley-ff reet, Southwark. Robert Walter, of Plymooub•Doek, Devonthire, hatter, Sept. no, 11, and Ocßobcr 6, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Brißol. Attornics, Mefirs. Blandford and Sweet, Inner-Tem ple, London ; or Mr. Wm. Harman, Stapleton, near Brittol. George Devere.ll, of Redbourn, Hertfordthire, Rraw bat.ma nufatturer, Sept. 4, at fix, Sept. 5, at eleven, and Odobcr 6, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Wilde, Warwick-fquare, Newgatc•Rrest, London. John Ilanfon, of Atherftone, Warwicklhire, wine and fpirit. merchant, Sept. t 1, at four, Sept. 12, at eleven, And Osfluber 6, at fix, at the King's Arms Tavern, in Derby. Attornies, Meffre. Barbor and Browne, Fetter-lane, London; or Mr. Simpfon, Derby. William Ball, of Derby, druggift, Sept. in, at four, Sept. 12, at eleven, and Ocßober 6, at Lx, at the King's Arms Tavern in Derby. Attornies, Meffrs. Barbor and Browne, Fetter-lane, London ; or Mr. Simplon, Derby. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 17. John Wade, no w or late of Sheffield, Vorkittire, fac tor, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Shetheld. Sept. al. John England, of Wiibeeh Saint Peter, in the Me of Fly Cartibridgethire innkeeper, at eleven, at the Vine Inn, ibech Saint Peters. Nov. 7. Samuel Marriott, of the Paul's Head Tavern, Catca- ton-ftreet, London, vintner, at twelve, at Guildhall. Sept. 24. Thomas Corbett, late of Minchinhampton, Glow. cefteribire, elothitr, at eleven, at the Lodge, on Hampton Common, Alinchinhampton. Sept. 28. Raehacl BM: and jamn Siffiz, of Stilted, fugar bakers, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, in Hrvad•Rreet, Bt;flol. ECCLESIASTICAL PIZEFERIVENTS. On Thurfday the 13th init. the Rev. James Ben, of the Cal ton Chapel, Glafgow, was admitted Miniare of the vacant pa rifh of Ealt-Moukland, by the preibytcry of Hamilton. On Tburfday fe'nnight, the Rev. Mr. Wm. Thorburn was admitted Minifter of the parifh of Troqueer, in the room of the Rev. Mr. Jofeph Lefton, deceafed. On TM:kit:ay fe'nnight, the Rev. Thomas Ridge, A. M. was inftituted. by the Lord Lifliop of Lincoln, to the Ratory of Knoffington, Leleefteribire, on the prefentation of Richard Palmer, Efq. of Sonning, in Berklbire. OXFORD, AUtIUST 2a.—The Rev. Thomas PrafoD, B. D. Fellow of Queen's College, in this Univerlity, is appointed one of the PreatEcrs at his Majefty's Chapel Royal, Whitehall. 'clic Rev. F. Jr•ncs, M. A. is relented to the Vicarage of Brockworth. Giou:eiterildre. The Rev. John Montgommery Miles has been inftituted by the Lord Bidiop of Hereford to the Vicarage of Ledbury, in that county. MARRIED. Brigadier-General Dunne, to Mifs White, fitter to Lord Bantry, and niece to Lord I:ongureille. Sunda? morning, Charles Divan, Efq. of Savage-gardens. to Mifs Harriet Wilder, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Wilder, of PlIr• ley Hall, Berks. DIED. At Calcutta, in January tart, Lieutenant Robert We'itter of the Hon. the Eat India Company's fervice, fon of Mr. Robert Wehtter, Mamas of Errol. vAt Landport, near Lewis, on the 3d 'ottani, Mr. John t Tourle, a capital farmer, and the richeft, roan in the South Downs. He iv reputed to have died worth three hundred thoufand pounds. On Friday evening the t4th initant. at tht Parfonage.houfe, in Great Marlow, aged 83, the Rev. John Clenburey, Vicar of that Parilh, and of Wooburn, stoma co years; formerly of St. John's College, Cambridge, and one of his Majetty's fuftices of the Peace for the fame county 47 year:: - . . " Of no diftemper, of no Malt, be dy'd, • Hot fell, like Autumn fruit that wither'd long, kin wonder'd at, becaufe he dropt no foonrr. • Fate feeni'd to wind himup for fourfcore years, " Yet frefhly ran be on tome winter' more, 0 Till like a clock worn out with eating time, *f he wheels of weary life at left flood Rill." --- - - - WHEN Profeflional Men ofieducation and re fponfibility deviate from the general fyftem by the fe lotion of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long continued fuecefs ts the heft criterion of fuperiority. . . . . - . . Eight years h., ve I devoted m y prattice to the eaclufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful rank of my plan gives me add bona! ardour to oppok u far u I am able the ',wares of thole complaints which are the mull Import ant in the catalogue of human Infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surpnow, I formed a wills at an early period of Pradice to relent individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Pradlitiaocrs. The 'MAZE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every fpccies of VENEREAL INFECrlONewhether of a recent or long duration.—zdly. AU kinds of DEBusry, whether arifinz from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and 'Ally that de rangement of the fyllem in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difcafes are the refult of ignorance or bete In the treatment of a fitnplc nonort Itt•A. and it not unteequently hat. pens that the feeds of Life are valence' by the Indiferetion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperisr method Inch complonts are cafily cured, and even whet's others have failed, I truft that I may prefume to offer a radical re-eftablifhment. Few however are the cafes of comp:icated diftrefs In this diforder compared with the calamitous fituatiorts of Men, whs from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a fafidortable Lift, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidthle confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifcry, but care, fully emeriti his misfortune, it may be fume confolation for bias to know, that although it be an °hied of doubt or sorer talnty with other Praditionera the removal of there DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual prog rds of Renovation is the acquire matt of my ceperienee.. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by an early counteradlon of this languid Batc,*and in theft cafes no great difficulties will occur. But vrttere this Deficiasey has for years ex ift ed. a proper Per feveranee is Indifpenfibly requifrte to revive the flumbring (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been ((appointed in their etpedtations of a Family, may be afured, that in mak initinces fuch defects are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is fo effendil to my undertaking, and the g_nahheations which I have prefonnui to Rate, form the Rafts M my Pretentious, and in coincidence with fuch thisintl madam is given, that Mr B---- may be confultedpefonaly (er by letters inclofing a (mall note) at Ma bugle, No. ay, Arun. del-ftreet, Strand, LW Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Watesqtreet adjoining, and the name Is on both the doors. ki. B.l4exaben ol the Royal College et Surgeons. 11111111 ADVICE to SEA BATREAS, MOM and HOT W!I T 1 R. BRODUM begs kavc to lecordro:: • ! •,. Botanical Syrup (the virtues of which ore by Perfons of the firß Fallaion and diflindion) t , , Both. r. ::•1 mcdiately after quitth , g fie Bath, and one hour het , particular to thofc who are fubjed to criiptio,,, ..ri! lig vitiated Humours, Scurvy, Sc. the quantity taken saei..l .me three 'fable SPoonfuls. To Nervous and Debilitated Con riMitions in r.ene:•.d. ewieg to an irregular conrfe of life—a; h.-rd Drinking:, v ;:nd thofe Debilities brought on by no; knov..M.l tl:.• dangerous tendency of a certain vice. contraeted at an early ape.; tile Do, for recommends the Nervous Cordial. to e T, a :;pormiii; , , which is to be taken an hour before Bathing, and one af.cr. Ten minutes walk after is nereffary. •„. A number ot Cures pert, reset at Southampton, Haß ings, of Wight, Margate, Ramis-ate, Dover, Bath, Bi Harrovigate, Cheltenham, and I u. iaridge We in the conrfe of the lalt !•eafoti, on f, v.v.il 1 n,'ies and Genitle men, who, from their elcva!ed fixations iu Life, will not per mit their manes to Le publifhed. yr Perfons who do not know the mute from which their complaints originate, the Doctor, to relieve anxiety, hifornla thole who with to receive Benoit without conference, that oae their fending a Guinea, and their morning Urine in a 13ox, may derive equally the fame ber.,-fit; hi; Seientific Knowledge of various Diforders, by mean. of Urine, hue eftablillied his Fame- Thole not walling to receive Medicines ol his Agents, may re. ceive them let London, by addreffing a line, poft paid. BR OPUM'S Guide to Old Apr, or Advice to both Sexes, to obtain a radical and permanent cure for thole fecret Infirmities of Nature which D licacy oft. n forbids to difelofis even to their Relatives; with a Trcatife on Fannie 'firearm, Nervous, Hypo. thondriae, and Confemptiv..: Complaints.—To which is added, Advice to Bath and Hot-well Bathers, &c. It is particularly recommended to Seafaring Men. o§l The Cures contained in this Pamphlet are given in as 111Ort a way as porliTe, for want of room, but they may be lean at full length in the Guide to Old Age, which the DoEtar re commends to Yerfons of lant:i S.,x , s, who, whether fin& or married, ought not be a moment without it. To thofe ladies or Gentlemen bordering on the State of Ma trimony, the Dodlor would partiru arly recommend the ' .. a . nice! Syrup, (prior to their appearan before the Altar o. 4 '.y. mete), who arc in the Irmo cit degree apprehenfive of the fyltem not being en irely found, or fulled to relaxations of the 1. , lids. 'The BOTANICAL n YR Ut and Nhir , t‘ 0 US CORDIAL, to be bad at the Dodo's I LAIL:. No. co, Albion-firect, 7 Doors from the Leveriaa Muttons, rlackfinies Midge, in Bottles at sae. its. 6d. and ss. 6d. alto at In Bath, Cruttwell, GI trams', B later, Briltol, Sheppard. Hull, Mr. Peck, Printer. Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. Hanebro', Mr. Remnant, Birmingham, Swinncy, Etiglifh Bonk feller. Bedford, Smith, Ip:vrich, Midditalitch, Blundfurd, Simmons, Mr of Wight, Albin, Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, [twine, A. Young, Merchant. Bridport, M argr i e I.ecds, Binns and Co. Cheltenham, Buckle, Lynn, Gales, Cambridge, Gee, I l icc Iter . Swinfen„ Canterbury, Briltow, Lewes, Ell ~tt, Caddie, lonic., Manehc(ter, 1.-nch, Chatham, Ethrinlton, Margate, Silver, Chelmsford, Mc.ggy and Co. Newbury, Fuller, Chefter, Poole and Son, Newcaftle, Calker, Chicheacr, Philtipfen, Northampton, Di:ey and Co. Dublin, Spilfbury and Co. Nottingham, Burbage and Co. Durham, Henderfon, Norwich, Stevenfon and Can Deal, Rote, Oxfurd, Jones. Dover, Neale 4, Plymouth Nettleton . . Devizes, BrouLbtou, Portfmouth, &lam. Derby. Drewry, Reading, Smart, and C. Edinburgh, liaster, Sunderland, rirry. Mefirs. Hufband, Sltrewfbury, Eddowes, Melfri.Davidfon & Southampton. Baker, Elder, and Co. Salifbury, Collins, - . .. . , ---- Mr. It. Scott, drug. Prciton, &tent, Oladwin, coaled. Pailley, Mr. A. Barri,Merdt. Exeter, Trutnun and Son, Mackenzie, College Green. Gorpori, Harding. Dublin• And himoft BoOldelkn and Meelleino-Venders in the three ►ingdonie. A 2u..lluttle . contains equal to five (mall ones: C , • Letters, ft.itingPatients afes, with the lloaor's oiled Fe; ef a GLITIf.I. will befit - idly attended to. To T. TAYI.OR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-ftreet, London SIR, Edinburgh, May a, (Soo. IN the fpring of I 794 I IVaS a (Hided with a Yong +. real Complaint, which I trnted with indifference for five months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Fhytician who put a temporary flop to the virulence of the difeak mercurial applications) :or (mite time ; but growing, in fpite of all medicine and the advice of the firit Centlemen of the Faculty here, tvorfl. and work for two years, I was reduced to a Mae almoll unparalieledatadbeyonddefeription, being an tot ire leper, and ulcerated from head tb foot.—My head, throat, mouth, note, legs, arms, &c. have bees alternately in danger of become ing ufelefs; in ibort, I have had from 20 to 30 catty ulcers on. my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.—lt would he voluoinous to particularize all my cafe--faffice it to fay, th :re never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of s more complicated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined my kV, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and indeed, in my then condition, death was prrferable to my more than miferable Rate. In ties dreadful fit ultlon did !drag a men miferable eitiftenee, till Dietue Paortu mice threw in my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—guy fricad,, read it, I could not.—l fent and procured fume of your Lea Kt . , P.VI ENT PILLS, which, by units from time to time, ant now, and have Ping been, latter more than four ' , curb in deforibable difirefs), in arguod a Rated health as ever I en joyed; as eproof of this, I had a fine, thriving, heal/ hy child. born to mr a mouths ars. In gratitude to tioD, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creature revoke, I requeft you 10 this; and yox may at any time refer period*, who wins to he (aliened of the truth of this, or further particulars', to me or my friends, by letter or perfon. As few cafes for badnefs will ever equal mine, and none ex ceed it, I have from experience every reafon to aSeare mankind, that in your Lance's Pitts they will find • fore, fpeetly,fafe, and radic a l cure, for that molt dreadful flats of the Venereal Difeafc, which is called—a CONIIRMIRD LUllle ant With v.'. titude , Sir, your obliged humble fervant, f. T. • Infurmountable family rcafons prevent making my none and addrefs public, but creditable Perrone really wanting int . ..l - - relation may alto be retarod tome and my Friends by Mrs. J. Clack, Ramfay-Gardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Timm Ai Tar. to a, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his hook, No. 9, New Bridge-ftrect ; where he will give a.l vice, without a fee, to perfons taking theft PUIi and will ats foyer patients letters, if poft paid, on the fame term., "Veto ing in all cafes the melt inviolable (covey, 1.0 Perfotia name or cafe having been mentioned, but at their own particular reircft, by the Proprietor, during the courfe of more than 36 sea , , that he has had the concluding of an oatcrelly• Lae of the above medicine, and the praCtice ariling therefrom. They are alto fold, by his Appointment, for the euovenietwOr of thole living at a diftance, by Mr. Wagon, South-hi:4m Edinburgh ; Mr. Mennons, Printer, Glafgow, to wi ant .Ik.. Mr. T. refers for his addrefs; et the Perfumer's, Na. 35. Of. Alban's-ft:vet, ; Mr. ftobertfno a Toy-Put{ No 10 1. Oxford-fireet ; Mr. Ilitborough's, No. 7, Falb-fir:et-hill nearly oppofite the Monument ; Mr.litecra, Booidefier, NO. s• Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Colwell's, Dublin ; by one Perron in every conaderabie town is Great-Britain and. rebind, in Boon of only as. yd. each, halal up with full anal IPtin heinfel Diredti ves with cafe wwebl P :nd fecree c rraill y. oaf gitker l‘gs nay curt couasi OF FACHANUII. Hamburg! sz 6if U. Vallee • Alton' 3t 7at U. Li&on • Leghorn 34 0750 , 10 Naples 41 Ds - Genoa - 411 - 4 2 6 4 64 1 *4 LONDON: Printed far the Paorattmas, tri JOH* DANIEL„ (a Carnaby-ftrret), at the brag Pam-goo. Orrice, Na 1, Carevareett and phlibied IV LEVEL KENT, (of Camerhurr-place, Lambeth), at Ns t. Carel ftreet, sod at the STAI-OFFICI. Temple-Dm: t W eti C e Office all canumukedate to the Kerrie Me ffillrleasi • k