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ANACREON TIC ON THE FIAT' . OY MARCIL Gloomy Rigour's penance pall.; FEIRUART breathes his Lit. Moulded on his breezy car, Everitt of the God of War, Mat refumes his cheerful reign Culture tills, and plants the plain : V.-,4etation fvells the bud; Altdic animates the wood : lame unites the feather'd tribe— Wilting love, without a bribe; Phabuslhods a brighter beam On th, mead, w.tl on the ftrcam, While thc fleecy vapour. Cy Lightly u'Lr th, ik y. . Soon the Naiad a ill r‘turn To her long-chi . ..ilea urn ; Soon, thc Dryad to bcr bow'r ; To his charge each row'r; Soon, the Nere:tb. nu the rocks Sit, and comb her fea-grern boa:. Pleafure and her fprightly train, O'cr the Mailing land and Tau', Soon (hall greet our gliddt n'd ear With the tidings-1' Siring draur ICJ? !" Ply the potent 'Pim, charm; Arifc the (train of rapture warm! Call the youths and virgins round ; Let the fprigbtly viols found; Sloth, Stake off thy torpid tray. e ; Jollity, begin the dance! IWARCH rtrUMCS his merry rtio String will Ads return again ! broatore. Pun. I'ASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS FOR TIIE WEEK• THIS DAT. Earl Mount Norris's Grand Dinncr. Lord King(loo's Grand Dinner, Seymour-ftreet. I.ord Kinnaird's Grand Dinner, Grofvenor-thect. Marchionefs of Salifbury's Rout. Mrs. Thellyffon's RotiC Lady Wilby's Rout, Argyle-flreet. Mrs. Knightley'q Rout, Grofscuor-fluare. Mrs. Willett's Rout. TV 111 DA Y. Vifeonnt Carleton's Grand Dinner, George-P. rent. , Mrs. Walpole's Party, DovLr-firect. E'DAY. Mrs. William Smith's Morning Party, Park-ftrcet. Conntefs of Derby's Rout, Grolicnon.fquare. Mrs. Malcolm's Rout, Mansfield-ft:art. lady Harewood's Rout. 1)ow;lyer Lady Glynu's Root, Hln•Rreet, Paniulry-kaare. Mrs. Feancreasis Rout, Hereford-Areet. Mrs. Thompfou's Rout, Hereford-Ikea. THURSDAY. Lord Pelliam's Grand Dinncr, Stratton-flrect. Prince of Wales's Dinner, Carltan-Houfe. Lady Harr% noir, Rout, liant.ver-fquan.. Lady A. C..rpeotcr's Root, Park-them • :avendik Bradllow's Dinner, Albemarle-lireet. Mrs. Brett's Root, Wimpole-ftreet. FRIDAY. M-. Inns's rtrund Dimmer. Harley-Rae. Conotcfs of Pomfret's Rout. Counters of Cartumnipton't Rout. irs Brnyon's Rant. Croke:coact:se. Mrs. Pigon's Rout, Wirt pnlo-ftrcet. • Mrs. &Mon Rags Baker-trot. Berl of Winchelka'sl)incer, South Audky-ftrrer. Lady P.daterfton s Pirty for Rradiug a Play, Hanover-fel. Lady Neave's Rout, Albemarle.ft. net. sATURDAY. Margulirof Headiford's Dinner, Stanhope-ftreet. The Sist-aker's Dimmer. Mrs. Angettlein's Dinner, Pall-Mall. SUNDAY. Vifenunt Carlcton's C rand Dinner. Mifs Mufle, Brook-ftrect. Countefs of Kenmare's Lady Hampden's Mufie. Mrs. Bmok's MuSe, Harley ftreet. Lord Newark's Grand Dinner, Portman-(quart. LONDON FASHIONS.—Pink, white, or blue crape caps, very (mall, with conters to come over the ears, worked with !Mall pearls or fled beads of a long bugle Ihape—fmall Actvers, with Similar or naments for the front or fide. The cap bound with ribkon .of the fame colour. Very large ear-rings, a. la chiaoil; , , of rubies, pearls, emeralds, or dia monds. Necklaces of the fame. The hair worn very much over the face in (mall curls, is Rill the favourite falhion. For the handkerchief, a pin with a !mall oval or round looking glafs which mag nifies, fet in pearls or diamonds. Silver myrtles will be worn in the hair, and laurel wreaths. Foot FULL DRISS.—A white petticoat of crape or farfenet. A fhort pink robe of crape, fpangled with filver, (loped off the tides, and defcending al ma in a peak behind, half way down the petti coat. The sleeves the fame as the petticoat, and extremely (hurt, with a twitted border of fpangles. Foa WALK falmon coloured fear(, trim med with fine fwanfdown, and a bonnet of the Lime, with a round whim feather. Tie quar.tity of 6111 now on the coati of Corn wall ii allonifhingly great ; and much above that of any former period - within the memory of the old& inhabitant. The filhermen ufually expend their bait, and leave large numbers uncaught around their boats. The tills market of Falmouth is in confequence abundantly fupplied ; and there were, on the tath intl ant, about 300 frelh ling ex pofed to rale, betide. great numbers of other kinds. MAMMOTH.—The iollowing Advertiiement is copied from Alf Alum- i can Paper, publilhed at Phi. lade}phia, Dec. :3, !Sot Ninety years have elapfed fine the Aril remains of this animal were found in this country; they were then thought to b: the remains of a giant : numerous have been l; attempts by fcientitic diaraaers of all nations to procure a latilaaory colkaion of hcoes—at lenittli the fubfcriber has acct mplifhed this great objee, and now announces to the public, • that he pcifellion of a complete tkeleton of this an• tiqu: wonder of North America: after a long, la borious. and tinctrrain enterprise, they were dug •lo in Orange and Ulfler counties (State of New Yank) where they mull have lain, certainly, many hundred years.--No other vcflige remains of ;I:zfe animal.; nothing but a confuled tradition among the natives of our country, which [late' ;:leir exia nice ten thoufand moons urn s but what -ver might bare been the appearance of this axon. :mvs Q. E AD..II•tD when 'loathed with flan, his -nalTy bones can Anne lead ussof imagine, already convinced that Le !va. fuse .laigett of tersearial •Wi l l% • ' Co We PIO alt • RF _ o' ri l s \ 1: N . N 4 4 POLICE. Maasior-Haust.--Saturday, feveral pbrfons, apprehended at a honk in Glafshoufe-yard, Mina ries, for taking Lottery infurances, were brought before the LORD MAYOR. Two poor men, who lodged the information, Slated, that their wives had pawned or ahem ife dilpofed of all their ap parel, befkdes other property, for the purpofe of infuring at this place ; but they could not identify the prilbncrs, all of whom pretended to have gone there by chance, and pleaded great poverty. They were difcharged, on promiling never to be Peen in the place again. Mr. T—, a merchant in Savage-gardens, was fummoncd on the complaint of a young man, who had lived with him near a year, and to whom he refuted giving a character, by means of which he had been prevented for fix weeks from getting a place. Mr.T. faid, he could lily nothing againft the lad's fohriety or homily, but that he had been faucv to him. • The LORD MAYOR faid, he highly difapproved of she conduel of Mr. T. in fending a youth into the world, exposing him to danger, and depriving him of the means of getting an honeft livelihood; and it Mr. 'l'. perfitled in his refufal, the lad might bring an aelion againft him for damages. Mr.T. faid, he would relieve him with a (mall fum of money, but would give him rio character. Two apprentice boys belonging to Mr. Goff, a paperhanger in Houndfditch, were charged with Stealing a gold ring. One of them confelfed hav in.• Stolen it, and was fent to the Compter. The other was ditaarged. SHADWILL.—Levy Allan underwent examina ' don, chimed with felling counterfeit (even Shil -1 ling pieces, at the rate of three for los. 6d. He was committed until the Solicitor of the Mint ihall attend. WHITICHAPEL.—Saturday Wm. Roberts was fully committed to Newga:efortrial, bei:lg charged by Mr. Gregory, potatne-merchant in Spitalfields, with hualing and robbing him of a watch, value five pounds. Michael Davies was committed for three months as a rogue and vagabond, for taking illegal in furance in the lottery. HATTON-GARDE N.---Laft Saturday Frances Bol ton, a waiting woman on tick perfons, was corn. mitted to the Houle of Correlion, to be forth coming to fubtlantiate a tale, propagated by her fell, that a Gentleman, of the name of James Bar well, was clandeffinely buried from Somer's Town, under an idea that he was poifoned. Throughout her whole Rory (he was fo contradidory as to give room to fuppofe the invented the tale with a view to extort money. Mmuncutoudii-sritEET.—Wednefday, Thomas Skelton was fully committed to take his trial, on a charge of robbing Mr. John Manton, his matter. Alfo Sarah Hyde, charged with robbing John Potter, and taking from his perfon a 51. and a 11. Bank of England notes. The prifoner is an un fortunate fzniale, and accpfted the profecutor, who gave her fnmething to buy food, as (he pretended to be much diareffed, and not to have eat any thing during the day. On leaving her, he difco vered he had been robbed, and on defcribing her perfon to the watchman, a 51. note was found upon her, but the infitled it was none of the profccutor's, as it had been given to her by a Gentleman who lived in the country, and who always gave her money when he came to town. The profecutor, however, (wore to the note, and was bound over to profecute at the Seffions. (4, e EN-SI:VAR it,WEsrmiastea.—On Thurfday, Tho. Levertidge, a foldier, was charged on the oath of P. Wilkinfon and others, with (haling a filver watch, the property of the raid P. Wilkin fon, a foldier in the Guards ; proper enquiry being made,the watch was difcovered at a pawnbroker's, near the Almonry, Weaminfter ; the journeyman of the fhop (wore pofitively to the perfon of the prifoner, and be was fully committed for trial. The duty on Hops being only one penny and a fmall frattion per pound, which has not been aug mented !ince the year 1783, the fmall addition on the next year's growth of that article of one penny and a fraCtion, making the neat duty 3d. per lb. would produce 43,0001. fuppofing the next growth to fall v:ry far fhort of the laft, as it generally does after an abundant year. Such an advance to the private confumer can be no °tried whatever, and would be fo comparatively trivial and eafy to the publick brewer, that among the ways and means of the current year, few or none could be deviled that pare lefs objettionable. The talked of duty on Malt, w: hear, is intend ed more as a regulation than as an additional duty- Tuefday morning a fire broke ou: in a malt- Imre belonging to Mr. Nind, of Afton-on-Car rant, near Tewke(bury, which entirely confumed the fame, together with about aso boards of malt; and before the engines could arrive from Tewkef bury the flames communicated •.o the dwelling honk, which was loon burnt down. \Vednefday morning, about three o'clock, a fire broke out in a glazier's (hop, in Church-ftreet, Birmingham ; but by prompt exertion was fpeedi ly got under without any confiderable damage, Thurfday afternoon, as one of the men in the employ of Mr. Burton, plumber, Newcaille fireet, Strand, was cleaning a three-pair of 'lairs window, he MI into the yard, and was literally dallied to pieces. The unfortunate man has left to lament his leis a fick wife and five children. Saturday fe'nnight as a fervant of Mr. Dale's of Lawfhall, in Suffolk, was driving a waggon near the end of that town, the horfes took fright, and in endeavouring to flop them he was thrown down, and the wheel' going over him, he had his leg hal:hired in a (hocking manner. On Sunday fe'nnight, John Nice, Merman, of Melford, was thund drowned in a pond on Mel ford Green. It is fuppofed, that on his return from Bury the previousevening, he drove his cart into the above pond to water his both ; when, in turning out again, the drafts broke, and left the cart, which ran back into the deep water with him therein, who is imagined to have been either afleep or intoxicated. The horfe being blind, was found sear the fpot. 'ASSIZES. At Nottingham Mikes the following ptifoners were capitally convicted, and received fentence of death, viz. Mary Voce, for murdering her infant child, (who was executed on Wcdnefday ;) G. Nye, and R. Smith, for (beep ; W. Canis, and J. Forman, for (leafing two heifers ; F. Davis, and H. Palmer, for highway robbery ; J. Dry, for fhoplifting; and J. Jackfon, and \Vm. Shipley, for obtaining of W. Savage four guineas, under threats of charging him with fodonly. Rye, Smith, Callis, Forman, Davis, Palmer, and Dry, are re prieved ; and Jackfon mid Shipley have received a rcfpite. At Derby Affizes, J. Gad(by (alias John the Maltiler), J. Clark, and S. Tomlinfon, for (peep. (leafing ; T. Dawkins, and Jofeph Johnfon, for houfe-healing ' • and T. Page, for a highway rob ' bery, received fentence of death. J. Baldwin, for breaking into the houfe of W. Parker, of Repton, and (leafing thereont a filver watch ; and Peter Blackhoufe, for having in his polreffion a quantity of Rolen earthenware, to be imprifoned one year ; J. Tympany, charged with felonioufly killing J. Fallows, was convicted of manflanghter, and or dered to be imprifoned one month, and fined 20S. W. Wilkinfon was admitted evidence againft Clark; and again( A. Ward, charged with poifoning his wife, no bill was found. _ - At Huntingdon Affixes, David Ventrief, for killing and Healing a cheep, the property of James Franey, of Folkfworth ; and John Coates, for (leafing a grey gelding, the property of W. ren ders, of Great Granfden, were capitally conviaed. J. Wright, convieled of grand larceny, was order ed to be tranfported for (even years ; J. Briggs, convi&ed of a mifdemeanor, to be impi iiOned three months ; W. Smith, and R. Leach, on fufpicion of Iheep-flealing, were acquitted ; and R. Spragins, admitted as evidence againa John Wright, was ordered to be difcharged. At Monmouth Affixes two prifoners were capi tally convicted, and received fentence of death. During the trial of a horfe.flealer, at the Aflizes at Cambridge, one of the Jurymen was taken ill, and retired from the box at a time the trial was nearly gone through, and not being able to refunie his place, a new Juror was chofen, and the trial recommenced. Front the LONDON GAZETTE, March 20. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR•OFFICB, MARCH 20. Royal Regiment of /fork Guards—Cornet Robert Cbriftopher Packe to be Lieutenant, by purehafe, vice Butcher, who re tires ; John Hutt, Gent. to be Cornet, by purcludt, vice Packe. Isth Regiment of Light Dragoons.--Corne John Every to be Lieutenant, by puschafe, vice Montgomery, promoted in the 6oth Regiment. etli Regiment of F00t..4414n Francis J. Needham, from the Isth Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchde, vice Wilfon, pro moted. 9th Ditto—Captain.Benjantin Dodfworth, from the itth Foot, to he Captain, vice Byrne, who exchArges. nth Ditto—Captain Th 00129 Byrne, from the 9th Foot, to be Captain, vice Dolfworth, who CltileViA F.n6gn Downhant Newton to be Lieutatnt, by puschafe, vice Clarke, pre . . . - . meted in the 4th %.' 1t ht , tia Regiment. - 33d Ditto—Harton Coute Bele°, Gent. to be EnGz,n, by pur chafe. 52d Ditto—Enlign Jonathan Haworth Peel, from the 2o: h. Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Muller, promoted 68th Ditto—Lieutenant James Prendergaß, front the Rifle Corps, to be Lieutenant, vice Crampton, who each:ales 73d Ditto—Argyll Noble, Gent. to be Enlign, by purchafe. 3d Weft India Regiment—Captain Charles Clarke, from the 4th Weft India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Rome, who exchange:. 4th Ditto—Litutenant Charles Clarke, front the I ak Foot, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Collins, promoted in the 12th Welt India Regiment; Captain Samuel Rome, from the 3d Wat India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Cl arke, who ex changes. A Corps of Riflemen-Lieutenant J. Crampton, from the 68th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Prendagalt, who exchanges. BREVET. Colonel Pierre Frederic Count De 11/Enron to be Major Ge neral in the Army. Com:nil:Son dated January 1, 1798. Berwickfhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Lieutenant Joreph Marihall to be Captain, vice Flume, who refigns. Cornet Logan to be Lieutenant, vice Mailbag. • Alexander Thor4fon, Gent. to be Cornet s vice Logan. Bucltland Monachorom Volunteers. To be Captains—Lieutenant Henry Woolcombe, George Leach, jun. Efq. and Samuel Stephen, jun. Efq. To be Lieutenants--Gr.orge Arthur, John Tapril, and Thomas Bate, Gents. Lauder Volunteers. John Thompfon, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Nichol, deceafed. Rutland Volunteers. Lieutenant William Draycott to. he C'aptvin, vice Nick', de. ceded. Enftn Anthony Jackfon to be Lieutenant, vice Draycott. AII:MOKA NOVM. The appointment of Donald Campbell, Cent. to be Enlign in the Bth Welt India Regiment, vice Mackay, promoted, as Rated in the Gazette of the t 7th March 1801, ha. not taken plate. Commit - Eon in the Che(Lunt Volunteer Affociation, figned by his MajelLy. Dated Feb. 25, tßoz. Sir George Prefcott, Bart. to be Captain, vice Newdick, figned. BANKRUPTCIFS ENLARCE7). April 1a John Snowden, of Llverpoot, merchant, at ten, at the Globe Tavern, livrrpool. May 4. Henry Ring. of Tunbridge, Kent, carpenter, dealer and ehapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. Juhn Clegg and John Prince, of Watling-itreet, London, ware bourtmenolealers, chapsncn and partners, to Currently March 27, April 3, and May t, at one, at Guildhall, London. Amin. ncy, Mr Philip Hurd, Furnivars Inn, London. John 1 aylor and John Hudfon, of Bordcficy, in Afton nigh Birmingham, factors, lockfmiths, dealers, chapmen, and co partners, April a, at five, April 3, and May 1. at cloven, at . the Swan Tavern, in BI ' Atortikv,Mr. William Winneley, Birmingham; or .11 dirs. Swain and Stev‘us, Old Jewry, London. Robert Wordnn, of Pineock-Mill, near Charley, I.ancalhire, miller and corn-dealer, April 9, to, and May t, at eleven, at the Globe tavern, in Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Biudfwell, Fenwielt-Itmet, Liverpool ; or Mr. Blackitock, l'ig-Tree- . . - Court. "I'cmple, I.ontlon. Jofeph Johnfon, of Manchclter, merchant, deuler and chapman, April at, 24, and May 1, at three, at the Star Inn, Katcher ter. Aitonites, Meifrs. Chefsbyre and Walker, Manchetter. Edward Ruffen, of MaidEone, Kean, hop-merchant, March 30, April to, and May t, at tcn, at Guildhall, London. Attor- Mes Mr. Wilda, Maldttone ; or Mr. Atkinfon, Chancery- , . . . . . lane, London. Henry Collings, and Richard Ireland CidUrd, of St. Philip and Jacob, Cloucetterthiro, &Inners, glue-makers, dealers, chap men, and copartners, April 6,8, and May 1, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, &Mot. Attornies, Meer& Blandford and Sweet, Temple, London ; nr, Mr. Edward Stephens, Briftol. [jam Malk, of Ayllham, Norfolk, nicreh.int, March 22, April a, at eleven, and May 1, at three, at the King's-Head, Mag dalen•ttreet, Norwich. Attora les, Mr. Shaw, A)llhani; or Mr. Tragranfrowl granlssln •. I.ns Charles Elliot Stott, of Upper Berkley ftrect, Priv mantquae / 1 / 4 iiddlefex, booofiller, dealer and chapman, March 27, Apri 3, ar.d May t at eleven, at Ouildhall. Attar:tics, Mcfi s. Smith and tientlet fon, Great Prefect-LW...LC 6:sdinan's-fiAdk. John Howett, of St. Martin's-lane, St. Martin it'. the Ii: ids, Middlefa, ca.-ptnter and builder, March 30, April st, and May a, at ten, at GulkikalL Atturnty, Mr. James Richard— fun, New-Inn. John Frederiek Du Bois and James Du (trading under the itile and firm of William, Jahn Fredcriea, and James Da Bois), 01 Alderman's-Walk, Loudon, merchant., copartners, dealers and chapmen, March 17, Aril io, and I\ fay t, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Charlii Her ttaa,Wine-01E6a court, Fled-ftrect. DIVIDENDS. April g. Jo4ll Aria and Wklliam Tavlor, htith of °afore. corn-de:Au., at elevcrt, at the King's !lead Inn. Coventry. April 7. Thomas Farmer, late of Co% a:try, fAler and Prop. keepts, at eleven, at the Kiiig', Hcad Inn, Lit Ndltre. April 14. James Knowles, fate of Ureolheatl, I ivdders6clif, Yorkfhire, merehaat, dealer and chap.nan, at u.r., at the White Swan Irn, Huddersfield. April to. Ahraltatt Wood, a prifoner in the Kitiv's fon, and late of Scotland• Yard, Whitehall, vidualler. dealer and chapman, zt ttn, at Guildhall. April 24. John Birkctt Wienholt, of the Old Setui, lAnulon,. merchant, at one, ut GnildhalL ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Ravi of Glandore has been pleafed to . gratut the Rev: John Talbot, A. B. to the Redlorg of Killuryln the county of kerry, vacant by the deceafe of the Rev. tiean-Doblis. The Rev. pilots Hird Fellow of King's College, Cambridge, is appointee Chaplain to his Rbial Higiinefs the Dukeof Sugars The King bus been pleafed to prefent the Rev. James Mao:. queen to the Church and Parini of North Ultt, in the Rtelby.: tery and Illand of UiR, vacant by the death of the Rev. Allan Macqueen, late Minifter there. The King has alto been pleafod to 'prefent Rev. John Mac queen to the Church and Parith of Gairlork, in the Preiby tery of I.ochcarnm, and County of Rofs, vacant by the death of the Rev. Donald iklacintofh, late Minitter there. rhe King has been pleated to prefent the Rev. James Smith to the Church and Parini of Eymouth, in the Prefbytery of Chirnfde, aid County of Berwick, vacant by the death of the. Rev. George Todd, late Minifter _ _ _ - And the Rev. Patrick IVPlfaac to tle Church and Parilh of Connie, in the Prelbytery of Auchterardcr and County of Perth. vacant by the death of Mr. Nl•Diarmid, Lite Minifter there. LTHS. On the T:lth intl. at Mary Lodge, the Lady of Lord Afar fey, of a (;41 , glitcr. • In Sackeilk-ltrect, Dublin, the wife of Sir Robert Hodfon. Bart. of a fon and hem. blecititlL.D. Oliver Leckey, Efq. of Strabane, to Mifs Baird, of Cafticfin. Thomas Whitney, of NL wpafs, in the county of Weitmmth, Efq. to Mifs Rofe Galley, fecond daughter of John Godley, Lfq. The Rcv. Dudley Colclough, of Duffey-hall, county Wex ford, to Mils Gave°, thiat daughter of LuLe Caven, of Dublin, Efq. deemed. Mr. John Alexander O'Daly, of Ctonakilry, to Mira Hefter Fitzgerald, uf , On Wecineldt.y, Richard Pack, Fin. of Bridge-then, Met. friars, to Mils Mary Freeman, daughter of John Freeman, Efq. of Newington Greta. DIED. On the 18th inftant, Mr. Charles licu.e, of Towel-plat. watch-maker. Lately, on his palTage from Jamaica, to Honduras, to joint his rtgiment, Ellfigll licwling Lufon, in the 19th year of his ale, of the sth Wi.it 111,1..1 Regiment. In Prutlla-ftreet, bunhu, after a few hours iilnefs, Mr. P Clarke, Printer. At Penadme, Cornwall, In her trmlt year, Mrs. Saint Hill She was daughter of General Irgalofb:7, who nobly diflAngulfhott hirofelf at the battle of Blenheim. FOREIGN CARDEN SEED& r.ACapital A &art men t r f SeedsofESCULENT viiGFTABLES, being evert Other generally requir ed in a liitclicia Ardai (peas and bears excepte.l), and all or very fapenor tons, winch In nalgnitude, flavour.and every Fts property, furpafs all dui common d.:gencratod Undo. Packets Mr. G,.:inca. 2. Anothe r eke., c ,, ntainiil; fine Seeds oft° Choice Molten, wh;ch will hll Arden with one r,reat profufe continued glow . of bLauq. Ouc A.:oink-a. Both there l'acite:r contain a greater yziety tludi could Ix: bought, of the common inferior (=hit*. the fame money. 3. •l'hree nos. P :as and two nem Beaus, of very fitperior celience, both l'or iljvour, and naoft aLuniant bearing. They all yield pr. , tuf - .!•, but one pea in passim tar gives above-JOUbhs the quantity my of the old Illrrs. Two or .lirc e f o wi ng s of each will fupply :he table molt Ub rcilly tit after Alichaelnum Quart bags of cacti ar.: 51. Sold at Crocker's, St. Allan's -ftreet, Pall-hIalL No credit.—Pay portage. VENEREAL BLINDNESS, To Mr. Thomas "Taylor, Surgeon, No. 9, Newßrldge (treat, DILAR SIR, London. IT is with the mna heartfelt fatisfae ion that I ad drefs you on the incomparable excellence of yous invaluable Medicine--Lessec's PATENT Pte,.—ln the fpring of this year I had the misfortune to contract a Venereal Complaint, attended with the molt alarming and dangerous lymptoms; in afinuch,that I have been confined to my room for a whole week together, and not a:de to Itir out of it; I had no reit night net day, and (attired the moil excruciating pain and torment, and what was Bill work, my Eyes grew weak and dim, fo that 1 could fcarcc &kern any object, if ever fo clofe to sne, and ex peeled nothing leis than the total I•sfsof my light—From a Batt, healthy, and rather corpulent map, I became a mere lhadrw, and an object of pity and compaMom—My friends had all given me over, and thought my recovery impofUble. In this dreadful Rate, and expeeting every minute to be my bit in this world, I was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try yen, Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no purpole, and been at an enormous espence, it was fome tine before I could be prevailed on to take them; at laft I rent for fix boxes, and before I bad taken them all, I found confiderahle benefit; my pains gradual') decreafed,and my eye-fight grew hewn., and to the great furprize and aitouilhinent of all my friends, (after tak ng three boxes more), my health and ftrangth was perfealy re- Bored, and I am now, (thanks to my Gov and your invalnalitt Medichns), as well and hearty as ever I was in my life. Your olilik.ed humble fervant, R. L. LEIGH. High-ftreet, Birmingham, November r, 1799. You are at full liberty to publith thi , , in any manner yosl think proper, for the Imiufit of facia - jai large, and which I Mould have fesn you loaner, but was fearful of a relapfe. • The above Medicine is earnestly recommended to all perfons that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of every Ve. nerealAfftsftion, particularly to thofe about alterim; their con dition in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of however long handing, or however difguifed under the appearance of other diforders it may be ; fur Scorbutic., Glandular, and Cutaneous Complaints, it is alfo recommended to be taken, efpecially in the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Prepared and fold by the fole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY. LOR, Member of the Corporation of Survons, London, at his heafe, Nu. 9, N‘.w Bridge-Urea ; where he will ;•ice Ad• vice, without a Fee, to per.uns taking thefe Pills, and will an fwer patients Letters, if poft paid, on the fame teruu, obfere. tog in all cafes the tnott inviolable Secrecy, no Perron 's natraso, cafe having been mentioned. but at their own ;ortirular requeft by the Proprietor, during the courfc of mare than 3g years, that he has had the conduet of an cannily': fate of the , above me di. eine, and the praelice aching thercirom. They are ado Mid by his appointment, at the Perfumer':, No. It,. St. Alban's-itreet, Pall-Mail; Mr. Robertfon's Toy- Cusp, No. 103, Oxford• ftreet ; Mr. Steers, rookfeller, No. r. Union-row, little Tower-Hill; and by one Perfon in ever,. confiderable town in I ugland, iu Boxes of only as. 9d. each, feak.l up with full and plain Dirediloos. s LONDON Printed fur the Prontienns by JOHN DANIEL, (nf Carnaby-iPut) at the S All Pain renn-Orrice.24n. Carey-Itrcet ; anl plddiibtAl Kt% NT, of Can terbury-place, Lamht-th), at N 1 a, Carevareet, and at tha STA a-Or rc a, Tuaple-Bar ;to which Older a:I einuntuni• rinna for the Ent ror: are reqnrge•!`ta -