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LTIC Lal4E4 IFIETTZW BY AM OLD GINTLTMAII, VoIIiMILT As otricsk 111 irita AILMY. Prides 'warhorse now fo forward profs, Ev's Seidler* funs effeminied by drab ; At Blisbeis, e< st Malttrpor of yore. No towing plumes their brave Fonfatben Wdr• Dat now-a-days 'mould little wonder yield, Should trey adept a Parafal for Shield. • &sae hog k bas been known, no trial made, Whets Ambers floorilh. blighted Laurels fade. At aide* Rome, whet Loamy task run, ,71si dote of fallen Empire was begin ; Voilless ameba boo u Leaders by, Tie metal growers darbeed day dy day t 'Mt %kali Imlbr Wrier mayn't Rite. ad its Defenders no more gew lairs wear; • anab"rems brood-lerim'd barren let is Am $ les &ferry Andrew pacts e'er let be Pima% is a Caffir nielt,M graft the &WA 4;r el SaniefPeart Csitaionfa,tellobsizils. J. Y. LONDON SESSIONS, AN rl.. 22. WWE Levis MA timid OW, the foriner a pruner, living in Paternofier-row, and the bluer a. eonfiable were ;sallied for that they. on the Mt of Oaober lan, did, contrary to law, slink and impri fon George johnfir, who was an apprentice to the raid William Lewis. The Common Serjeani, in a very able fpeecb, ad drefed the Jury, atnd reprefented to them, that it de peaded on their verdiel. not only whether a perfon ht the City of London, having an apprentice, was at liberty, at any time, without the order of a Idegif trate. to fend him on board a tender t but whether as in the prefent infience, he might fend him them: direitly in oppoiltion to the orders of a Magifirate ? He then Rated, that the prolocutor had lodged a complaint &villa his matter before the Chamberlain; the confequence of which was, that both parties were rePrimanded, aDd Mr. Lewis was ordered to take the boy base. and treat him better. Inked of do ing this, Ito Mixed him by the collar the moment be got him out ef,Court, and, with the ;Sauce of Ruf -41, conveyed him on board a tender, flout which place he was fent to the Nore, and confined for up. Wards of fiz weeks. The RIICORDSIL kid, be had befoif advllkd that this bufinefs &mild be fettled, and kill wilhed fome- Ving to be done, as it was a cafe between maker and fervent, which, be thought, more immediately be. longed to the•Cbaaeberlattes Coen. Mr. ILIUM as Counfel for the Defendants, Rated, that be had every with to fettle the matter without troubling the Court ; but that the fum demanded by the Ooticetur as CuisfaSion was infinitely beyond what his anus were able to pay. Captain Thomas Riebbald de fed, that, on the 16th of Oilober, the Defendant Wel, and another ii;fon whom lie did not recoiled, came on board, and delivered George jobnfoo to him as a landfman. 'Raid, whom be knew to be a eonllabk, told him the boy was an apprentice. and had been tent on board by order of the Lord Mayor. The fame evening he was Cent down to the Nore. William Btmerville s the Lieutenant on board the tender, gave the fame evidence. Mr:Bowden, Clerk in the Chamberlain's Office, London, produced the book, where the complaints of leaflet s and fervants were entered, from which it ap peared, that on the 16th of Weber, George Johnfon, apprentice, complained of William Lewis, his mailer, for not allowing him a (efficient maintenance. The caterer of Lewis to this charge was, that he had al lowed him 1511. a week t that he was idle, and did sot attend to his bufinefs. The Chamberlain admoniffied both, and defired the ley to be more attentive, and the mailer to take his apprentice home and treat him better. George lobules (aid, that as Otis as he came out of the Chamberlain's Office, his matter collared him, sad brought him into Guildhall-yard, and talked a amiable of the name of Rigby to take him on board a mode, t which Rigby . refufing, his matter took him.down the amt. and in a few minutes after met Raffid, and ailed him if he would take him on board at leader f Rued (aid be would. if he gave him into his charge, which he accordingly did. They then carried him dawn through bye ways, till they got Idm isle Thames-erect, where they flopped at a p?b rif hoofs and wrote fosoetking. They then earned him on board a boat at Tower Wharf, and took bim to ebe tender. Reel hewed the paper he had writ. tea to the officer, and be was locked down that night and rent next day to the Nore, where be remained iota the asith of November. He was then ditchers od by order old* Board of Admiralty, be being an ameon“. • Edward Rigby, conflabk, on the 16th of October ihafri.ewis bolding the Profeentor by ibt collar. in Gstildhalliard. Lewisl atked him to the him on board a tender, which he refuted, and Paid it would ,be better for hire to take bim borne. and give him tomething to eat. William Hart, father-in-law to the Precentor, _ _ _ _ . Lid, he followe d him and the Defendants, and faw them go on board the boat. He remonstrated with • them, but Rudd Paid he had a right, and would do it: Elitha Crab, a Jew conftable, deports), that Ra fe' tent him to the tender to receive the twenty Mil lings bounty, for bringing a landfman on board, but he did not get it. The &weirder farmed up the evidence, and the Jury immediately brought in a vertu-4,diry. Th e R uv uma th en, with a very imprelfive ad monition, fenienced the Defendants, William Lewis and Samuel Rule!, to pay One Shilling fine, and be Insprifoned 6 Weeks in Giltfpur-fireet Cmpcere. Sa w a/ licormd. tar Rokefis, and A na Rohafts her daoghter, were found Guilty of an Audi on Sarah Jones, a child of twelve years of age. It appeared that the Defendants had met the child on twelfth sight, and bad beaten bee in fo violent a manner, that the"was confined for tome days in consequence of it. The Remota refpited the judgment until a cattle now depending in the Crown Court, between the par. ties, &mild be.determined. Mr. 240 rag was brought up to be difchargedi undue the late Istlelaeat M He had been Pier to As IA of Jaaaary. 1804. with auore 1 tdool. the fee limited by the Aft; but one ere. dime, who had proved his debt; flood the eertileate and difeharged i his adi . on s which vedneed the debt: y i tt:taß the ban re debt alluded li t :t h w a rt the ems een zf u s;rf er thi the coAtta.. million, in 1803 ; but, from Come difliculty which arofe in the affairs of the Creditor's houfe, be had not fignedthe certificate till tiler the iR of January 1804. Another perfon had, by Witte, charged Mr. King in eiecutton twice with the fame funa and that teillake being corralled, reduced his deb:• in proportion. The Ricottas& doubted of his having competent power to order his difeharge under thefe arcum - (lances. Mr. Bassos', Mr. it'll/krt., and Mr. Aran argu ed in behalf of the application, but without effeEt. Mr. King then roland waked to know, whether he might be permitted to addrefs the C o urt I and , being inferna l in the aMrnaative. he Paid, 4, That the Gentleman who Spied the certificate would have done fo within the time prefcribed, if his :fajta bad not been in an einbarrafted Rate, and veiled for fame time in the blinds of althea ; but that as loon as a proper perfon was deputed, who had power to do fo, the certificate was figned. It was hard, he Paid, that he flaccid coffer for an inability which was out of his power to prevent, and Rated, that he had perfons .. prefent who could prove the creditor would have ' figned the certificate before, had be been enabled to do fo. However, if the Recorder was fo determined In his opinion. that it could not be fbaken, he would not obtrude 'any furtber. . The Ricottas' wifhed Mr. King to Rate his cafe to the Court of King's Bench, to learn how the point ought to be confirudiVand propofed to adjourn the deaGontill that was done. Mr. ling feprefented the great expettee he was put to in various ways, but agreed to fubsitthe point for the opinion of the Court of King's Beach. There mono oppcifition on the part of any of the Creditors of Mr. Log. Sittier k yointed Middlefes and London, be fore the ' Hoe. Sir JANIS Lord Ch' Junks of his Majeay's Court of Cm"- mos Plearsat Weibbinfkr, in and after Enact Terns IN TERM. WIDDLIIIII. tompark Rin ey. • • . . Mai 3 Saturday. • #447 4 Tb g Friday. • ' - ab Thurgfay. . . • ad Friday. • • .sy Walad 4ll l. • •• •• Is • Thwrafr •• •• 43 Tufty, - • ATTER TERM. a Wedod l*, • • 19 Yellerday as the Windfor gage was driving dowd Ludgate T ill, the /Par horfa fell, and lay upon etch alter for a eonfiderable time. A ftoppage and confufion confequently milted, but after cutting the traces, the poor animals were extricated withotit in jury. On Friday a Hay and Straw Salefman was con. viaed of having fold in Whitechapel-market a load of Ira* to a Gentlithan's coachman, for a leis futh than was entered in the market.book. This is Se• quently praaifed, to the great injury of the Public; not fo much by the money fraudulently obtained from the individual putchafer, as by enabling the falefmen to create jai! swaps. A man tithe name of Tothill, bating Bolen va rious kinds of manufaanred goods, the property of his mailer, with whom be had lived for a length of time, was fully committed from the Hatton-Gard= Office for trial. On Tnefday J. Hopkins of Sheilah fen into a vat .of boiling wort, at the kofe and Crown Inn ; he languilbed in great agony till the nest day, when he expired. SODDEN Deavn.—.On Saturday afternoon a mint woman, of the name of Catherine King. fell into the arms of her mailer, as the was delivering milk to a eußonser in Cranford•pad'age, Clerkenwell, and im mediately expired. She was taken to the church for the Coroner's !lupe& At Cardigan Affizes there wete no mires of eon irequente. On Saturday, Thoinas Jones was ar raigned for the wilful Murder of William Davies, and Evan Lewis for aiding and abetting hint I after a trial of four hours, Jones was fond guilty of man- Slaughter, and fenteneed to pay a fine of peti pounds, and to be imprifoned twelve months. Lewis was acquitted. At Brecon Affixes there was only one prifoner for trial, Viz. Mary Morris, charged with the wilful mur. der of her ballard child. She was acquitted of the murders but fentenced to two years imprifotiment for concealing the birth of the infant. The awfil folemnity of a public execution, drew together a numerous affemblage of people oa Wed nefday 1011, at Bodmin, in Cornwall, to, witnefs the death of John Williamfon and James Joce, con demned at the late Affizes at Launceßon. for break ing Into and robbing the houfe of Mrs. Tyetb of that town. Patrick Moore, whole execution was alto ap pointed for that day, had received a refpite from the Sheriff, for fourteen days longer. The unhappy vic tims of the injured laws being of the Roman Catho lic perfaafion, bad been fednFouily attended by Molt Moriland, a French prise from the Nunnery at Lan herne. As they paired' through the prifon court, Williamfon, looking up to the windows of the keep er's apartments, exclaimed, with religious gratitude, " Goa blefs Mr. and Mrs. Chapple and their family, for their kindnefs towards us." Monf. Mordand at tended them to the fcaffokl, where they knelt down and communed with him for tome minutes in a low vote The prieß having performed his office, they Rood np : and Joyce addreffmg the fpeaators, con. feted the justice of Qv, femence under which they fuffered. Williainfon, alluding to a fafpicion which had gone abroad, that he had been concerned in the murder of Lord Kilwarden, affirmed that he never bad been concerned in any murder, nor in any rob bery but that for which they were condemned to die. He aferibed his unhappy fate to a habit of drinking. While the executioner was tying them up, and draw. ing their caps over their faces, they continued iucef. fantly in prayer, and when the fatal moment was come, they communicated to each other that they were ready, Joyce dropped his handkerchief, as a figoal to the executioner—the drop inilantly fell and they were laimched into eternity. LONDON MAREITh trut ral-EXCHANGEAKINDAT,.uIat. st. • la Mark.irms. iaelsaar twit es ref of Apra tro Ltd. et Apra...Total 7 , 9 Quarters. Atoms WA-as. tziel Miter doe Mu& ierrußN or FLOUR, From the 6t6 of April to the tsth of Tatal--tt.pss leeks —Aversge tiWv. oe. Eld. Sows than left ream. • Men OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Wldteduiptl. Hay perked 4 oto 0 o s 16 oto4 14 o 316t0 4 to o Straw o oto s 7 s s oto 3 oo s 6so s t 6 o Clever 4 Ls too 0 4 4to 5 .1 PRICE OF HOPS. • *ACM. POCISTII. gest . 41 4s to sl i6s Rent - '4l os to 31 41 s o ma - 41 45 to 51 se Suggs . 41 os to 41 as Farnham - 71 os to 81 os ELM 41 os to 41 to MICE OF HOPS Irki THE BOROUGH. • Blip 411os to sl us I Pockets 51 os to 81 its PRICE OF SEEDS. Red Clover 46s to Us par cwt. White dicta sas to Oa do. Trefoil 17$ to op do. earraway tau to 13os do. Coriander, to to 131cid do. Turnip 131 to 24/ per boa& White Mallard Seed, 61 to Ire Od do. Drown elk to, tat to as do. 01115ry, 74 od to 8/ od do. Rye Orafs Hs od to 28. od per quarter. Tares 34 1 od to 485 od SMITHFIELD, April 2t. To Sok the offal—per (tone of Sib. Eat 4/ ad to se Ild 1 Veal- so 4d to 6* 44 Mutton 44 84 to se 4d i Pork 41 4d to Ss 4 4 Lamb —..... ye od to le 44. MIAS OF MITI Lt ?Mt, DAY. Dab about soon—Sbesp and Lambs 9 c=o. 11111WOATR and LEADINIIAI.I.. April as. Per Root of Db. by the camas. beef 3s 4d to as lid I Veal p 111 to 5s 83 Mutton li an 4 l to 44 44 !Port 4. 44 to 3$ 44 6. 4d. to Is 04. RAW HIDES. Hlties (*Noe) p 64 top Id Hot* Skim sys od to sus Malin 14 to'3s 44 Sheep Skins as od to ys od Ordinary as and top , o 4 SIICOFHI4II IS 4d to OS od aeon Calf Ili od cacb Lamb Skins 3s od to as od PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. tiatoses's market 39 64 Town Tallow sip 6d to oa Market 3s 64 It ulfla ditto (can.) 63s od to ass Whltoekapd Market Raffia ditto (loop) 631 od to os per Rom of NW 3s 44 Meked Stud sas od to a ....--- Ditto rough Os od to es 104 ad Greavcs all od Avenge Price 3s sid Good Dregs Itsto oo Tallow Soap, fibs. to c.o.—Mottled, Mao—Curd, pos. Prim of Candles per &moos& M.—Moulds, ass. 64. PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. ' Mitts ' s° to 361 b each 234 to sad DIU% 60 to OS* sod to 264 Madam Backs 13d to 2314 Droller Hides sad to a 341 Pim Comb Hides aid to 364, Crop Hides for Cutting said to 23 9 p Flat Ordinary at d to sa Calf Skins, 3o to aolb per dozen 354 to 3 Ditto so to yolb 354 to 3 Ditto yo to Solb 344 to 3 gg Small Scab (Greenland) per lb. js 6d t , sod Large ditto Aso' to dos per dos. Goat Skins —s to ..II ditto. Tana Bode Mei ass to aas eatb COAL EXCHANGE, April ap. _ Deft Coals, in the Pool, per Chakireo agh id. Delivered to Honfekeepen at his. 6d. Sunderbarl, pa &shine 44*. 0 4. Dclivaed to Houtekeepers at 565. Od. NEW COAL MARKET. April es. laps at Market. Ships Scold. Priem :. az Neweaftk Coals dft dize. Q. 49 11 . a d. 2 Sane Coal • • s 4ss. od. cos. od. z Cinders a 30. od. ~ 9 Sunderland 3 415.06. 43•• 3`d• SEACOAL METERS OFFICE. April so, egos. IN TEt POOL. Aprll is. Moodity, 66 sS easitiei foidiOe;oos to 4 to 499010 d 6d per Clialdhai 15, Wedbeiday, ditto oui 39, Filday, S 9 ditto 41$ to 4916 d. d e fee of reafon, and the ,Row of fo2l."—To morrow will be celebrated at the London Tavern, the Anniverfary Feßival of the Royal Humane So. ciety.—ln thi evening will be introduced, by the City Mullah, Stewards, and Treafurer, the grand pro edam (accompanied by folemn mufic) or children, &c. reffored to life. —The Chairman will patent ha mmy ow/Amu to the meritorious medical affißants ; the names of the fuccefsful candidates will be an• nottnced, who have written effays, or invented mo dels for the prefervation of the lives of mariners and others, who may be expofed to the perilous Rate of fhipwreck.—Likewife, an appropriate addrefs will be delivered by a well-known Medical Charafler. It was a great &Pleat= among alchymifis of yore, to convert a variety of inferior metals into gold.— Ages, however, have palled away without eliciting it. But it would have been far more wife in thofe idle experimentaliffs to have attempted to turn a (mall portion of gold into an immenfe quantity of the fame pinions metal. This is attainable, and the whole arcane of deka, may be challenged to pro duce any means Co effeanal for accomplaing it, as the prefent grand Lottery. Little more than one Guinea is capable of producing from thit. Scheme near Font THOUSAND GoLose POUNDS. Can any one then, who has a Guinea to fpare, let, flip fuck ph& opportunity ! The Proprietors of the Yellow Fever Remedy re ceived a letter on Friday laR. from the honk of Mars. Pawns aad Co. from which the following amnia is made: " MALAGA, Mirth 20, 0305. • You wlO fend oat dkedtly to us, from go to 15,0001. worth et your Ranedy der the Yellow Aver, which will find an imme• date felt: the medial Gentlemen are in high caps:dation, and every palm here =gams to learn its arrival. No time ihould be lot, as the Woe le advancing fart what we expel again to be alined by the dreadful diforda." The general antipathy we feel from childhood to medicine, induces us to delay remedies when we really want the m.; If difeafe does not alarm our watchful friends, the austral., quantity, confinement, and dread of naufeous medicines add to our repugnance. When afiliiked with Clout, Itheumatiftn, Scorbutic Eruptions, weak Digeflion, or Nervous Affellions, they are removed by SPILIBURY'S PATENT ANTl scomurrsc Dears, the dole of which is a irw drops, and no rellraint of diet or ezercife. To avoid awn. ter fei ts, a& for Spa fb ury 's Parent Anti &orb ut ic Drops, with the Stamp (the King's duty) printed in bla c k i n k : fold at the Difpenfary, No. is, Sohaquare, in bottles of ss. 6d. tos. and tl. 51. duty included. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TU-11.1011Rt) W. Moraine " • a t oilman after g - Mamas • zo miaow alter so 2111175. • Cr Oa tie n& at Haierfordirwt. : 'cat hia*: , ^ Semi Gafoore, alt Ric ' ' Latdr,tae Coale Beraard, [Maud, the Right. lion. the C rS of ifintdoo, , of a fa.. Llst the 13th ids*, in Lower Grofvettor-itrcet, the Latty of Cc lisel Auks, of a daughter. Susetrotdralaglait. a Sir Ctdling Smith's, in Grafrettor-fireet, the Hot. Mr,. Culling South, of a Ton. MARRIED. . • Tagil worntrny lett, A St. Maryla•Bona Church, the Rev. George Lock, itedtor d Lee, to Kest. to Mile Thompfou, ehlelt &tighter of John Thoroptoo, of WivtCcy Abbey, Surrey. QIED. On Walletslay, ot the Sad ort Anna, Hatfield, on his way to London. Sir PliDip Menout, Bart. of Sandy-place, Bedfordthsrc. At HAM= In Suffer, in her gift year, Mn. Jane Langham, raft of the late Mr. Abraham Lingtsam, of that place. On the 13th in& at Pcnse Cottage. Surrey, in ;he prime of life, after s long and painful ilMefs, the Lady of John Gifford, Erg Polite Magiftrate, and elittingutilsect in both the Literary and Po• West Wotid. SPRING RECIPE. O ALTERATIVES at this Seafrn. ft) eifec- II twang eorretft a Coagulum of Blood, open the excretory dues, (often and frac the Skin of Scud. ichorous Pltupin, Sec. or eradicate Ulcers, Tumours, Caries of the Bone, Sanies, fiftulas, Piles, &c.a. HAYMAN'. MAREDAN 'S DROPS. To mud. left which, the Proprietor refers to his "Treadle, explaining the nature and afSuity of Scorbutic Difeales.“ (Med. Bvo. os.) which is illuarated with too authentic cafes in point. CT Mr. Hayman (who may lie confulted perfonaity,or by Lit. ler, ircloGng his Fee) neeeffarily to-Rinses to prepare thrfe Drops, as the keret of the procds mils with hint. Btt the vending them and fupply of fubvenders, is vetted in Mr. R. Butler, Medicinal Warehoufe, No. 4, Cheaptide, corner of Paternolter row, London. To whom all coda* for the 45. 61.tts. and 22c:bottles. molt now be directed. Beware of Counterfeits—Each Genuine Bottle of Manse dam's Drops has the addrcfs " J. Hayman, Golden•lquare," an in the Stamp. They are fold by the general Medicine Vmden throughout the United Kingdom; particularly by Caldwell and Bail, Dublin t fiviband, F.ll r, • d Co. and Scott, Edinbur,th ; &Manila, GM& Row ; rden, Aberdeen; Craigie, Montrofe Dick, Dundee ; Phurfon, Berwick ; Whceler and Loggia. Aylefbury ; Crattwell and Hazard, Bath ; Smith. Bedford ; Knott and Co. and Swlnney and Co. Birmingham ; Gittnn. Bridgenorth ; Gregory, Brighton ; Browne, Briftel : Simmons and Co. Canterbury ; Meggy and balk, Chelmsford ; Keymer, Colebefter ; Smith, Crawley ; 'Frew man, Exeter ; Wright, Hereford ; T. Brown, fen. and Refs, Hull; Harmer and Co. Ipfwich • Branthwsite, Kendal; Wright and Biotin, Leeds ; Swinfen, ewieefter ; Lee, Lewes ; Drummond, Lir coin ; Adams. Loughborough ; Tyrrell, Maidftone ; Stains and Harrop, Maneheiter • Wlikinfon, Morperls ; Snclinn, Nam wich • Walker and Brown, Neweaftk; Maritsa% Northampton ; Steve ton and Co. Norwich; Burbage and Co. Nottingham; Slaty ter and Mundy, and Jones, Oxford ; doulby, Pawith ; Wills, Ply. mouth Hedgeland, Dock ; Moore, Poole ; Beim, Portfmouth ; Smart and Co. Reading; Collins, Salifbory ; Adams, Shaftelbury; PennAl er herborise ; Baker, Southampton ; Newcomb, Stamford; Chri Stockton ; Cox, Tunbridge ; Evil, Wells ; Blakeney, Windfor ; White, Willsemb ; Tynaho, Worceiter, and Tye, Wren.. ham. Liti.VING dedicated myfelf to the (Indy, and been gratified by the molt confiderable predict in that branch which I proper to feted, I truft that I have net more mil. employed my, than thole who, in the estenlive Add of the profeilion, are ocedionally Immerfed in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that (needs which is acquired by concentrating the Intelleasnd power to one clefs of diforders. The difeafes of DEBILITY are. ttecullarty &train, for Met 2riwefrth them a train of concomitant f , and, by a de. of an vital energy, =Mem itf became embittered.- they arife from the prevaletzt of El example, thedeftrne dve habits of fehoottoys, or the indulgences of maturity, they re• quite the weft *Moons profeffiond ; but by the ignoraned of uneducated men, the fymptoms are aggravated, and the con& , union is deftrd. Asa MUSER of the ROYAL COLL/Nilo, SURGEONS, I ground my pretenfions on regularity of education; and peddling every privriege to predict, I feel ntyfelf entitled to that coofideibe with which I have hitherto been &liberally honoured. In the Grit fenfadons of local weaknefe, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the to& fent, from a tzefektufnefs of the unmanlinefs of the Vice which ceded his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or canine of hie tymfly phyfidan, and broods over his infirmity with careful elm• ataintont, it =aft be fatlaMtory for him to be offered not only of capability of treatment, bet dfo of the molt inviolable Caney. . And in recent Venereal Complaints It is poffible to prevent psi; danger or difirefi ; m the molt complicated cafes It is the acquirti• mcnt of misfire experience in this line to act% I Elk, certain, land fpeedy re-eftablithment. I otter the adrantage of this expert -nee tothote of either fez who are &Elided with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fynspterne of VENEREAL INFECTION, and in aL cafes the terms of runs neratioit are fluted on the full interview. talents in the country are etpeard to Incinte a Bank note, anti are requefted to fpeeify their age and manner of living. MARTIN BAER, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. Nn se Arundel- ftreet, Strand, neat Temple Bar To T. TAYLOR, Surgein,'No. 9, New Bridge-ftreet, London, si Edinburgh, May a, ike. IN the rpring of 1794 I Was afflieted with a Ilene. real Conatilaint, which I treated with indifference for five months ; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyfician,whe put a temporary ftup to the virulence of the difeafe (by mem rial applications) tot (cone time ; but growing, in, fpitc of all medi cine and the advice of the firlt Gentlemen of the Faculty here, work and work for two years, I was redgced to a Rate almott unparalleled and beyond defcription, being an entire leper, and ulce rated front head to foot.—My head, throat, mouth, note, leg% arms, Ste. have been alternately in danger of becoming ufelefs;— in (hurt, I have had from so to 30 eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.—ft would be voluminous to par ticularize all my cafe—fuffice it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a mere complicated na ture. I was long looked upon by my friends, and Imagined my felf, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and, indeed, in my then condi t i n, death was preferable to my more than :offerable Rate. In this dreadful fituation did I drag a molt miferable caiftence,till Divine Pew/roans threw in my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. R. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could not.-4 feet and procured tonic of your LA MM'S Parr. NT PILLS, which, by Wing from time to time am now, and have long been, (after more than four years indefcribabie diftrefs), in as good a Rate of health as ever I cnoyed ; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, heal, thy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to .an. and in holm of rendering my fellow -creature ferrite, I r; you to publith this; and yoa may at any time refer perfons, who with to be Guided of the truth of this, or further particulars, to me or my friends, by letter or puha. As few cafes for badnefs will ever equal mfne,and none exceed it, I have front eeperienee every nylon to allure mankind. that in your LEA Kea Pi Lts they will find a Cure, teed', Cafe, and radi cal cure, far that moft dreadful nage of tht Venereal Dateafe, which is called—a CONiIRMID cues. J. T. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOKA S TA rum, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons is Lundon,at his houfe, No. 9, New Bridge-/treet ; where he will give advice. without a fee, to psrfons taking there Pills and will atfwer paticuts let ters, if pod. paid, on the fame term., °Nerving in all cares the molt inviutatiie feerecy, no Perfon's tiame-oi esfe haviii&hezhmen• tioned,butat their own particular rcquett, by the Proprietor, du ring the work of more than 36 years that he has had thecon• dueling of an citcnfive fate of the above medicine, and . the prac tact: arifing therefrom. They are alfu fold, by his Appaintmenr, for the convenience of ►hofe living at a ditlance, by Mr. Batter, South-bridge, Edin burgh; Mr. Mennons, Printer, Glafgosv, to atom a lto is/r. T refers for his addref4; at the Perfumer's, No. 3y, St. Alhan's- Bract, Pall. Mall ; Mr. Robortfon s Toy-fboi , No. roy, Oxford- Brett ; Mr. Difborougles, No. 7, Fiflr-ltrect.hill, nearly oppefite the Monuments felt. Steel's, Bookfellcr, No. r, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Callwell's,Dublin ; and by one Perron in every confiderable town in Great• Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as. pd. each, foaled up with full and plain Din:Elions, whereby Ferran of either Sea may cure thetnielves with cafe and feency. LONDON Printed aad Pubßend by LEVEL KEN (rsf Can terbury-place. Lamheth), at the STAR OTetel, Nn. t, Carey ftreet. Putdillickf alto at the STAR 011 - 1011. •renaplc