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tb'. Fr;let the LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. 25. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Teb. t , ot Holywell-ftreet, Shoredi' . .ch, potatoe-dealcr, at ten, at Guildhall. January. 4. Thomas White, of White lard, Rofemary-lane, Whitechapcl, cooper. at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. John Pearfon, of Selby, Yorkthire, grocer, dealer and chap. man, to furrender January 7, IL and Feb. 1, at eleven, at the Mina's Head Inn, in S Iby. Anomie*, Men. Sykes and Knowles, Bofwell-court, Lincoln's Inn, London ; or Mr. Richard Swallow, Selby. John Severty, of '-carborough, Ynrklhire, vintner, dealer and eliapman, January 17, 18, and Feb. 5, at ten, at the Elephant and Cattle Inn, Scarbnrou;h. Attornies, Mr. R. L Robfon Scar barough ; .or Mr, 11. Roffer, 44, Kirby-ftreet, Hatton- Garden, London. Ihojamin Lane, of Birchindr•re, London, infurance-broker, dealer and chapman. January 1, at eleven, January 4, at ten, and Feb. 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Douce anti Rlv;ngton, Fenchurch-building', Fenchurch•ftreet. G:- , 1.:e Hill, late of Oxford-flreet. Middlefcx, linen-draper, dralt-r and Chapman, Dec. 18. *miry t t ,and Feb.s , at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, M&rs. Jones and Green, Salilbnry- lqoare, Flea (tree* Jamm Conrad Rieman, of Bridge•Rrret,Weftminfter , mercer, dealer and chapman, Dee. 2E, Jan a 2, and Feb. 5. at eleven, at tluildhall. Auorniea, Mfrs. Pearce and Dixon, Pater- softer-row James nturrock, late mailer of the Turkic Weft-Indiaman, now of Abingdon-ftreet, lA'eftminiter, mailer mariner, dealer and chapman, Dec. 28, January r ' and Feb. 5, at ten, at Guild hall. Attornies, Mars. Swan and Stevens, Old Jewry, Thomas Naib, of Warwick-ftroet, Golden-fquare, MidcUefez, plumber and glazier, dealer and chapman, January 4, 18, and Feb. 3, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dawfon, Warwick-ftreet,Golden-fqr are. John Filler, of Brieftficld, in the parilh of Thornhill, Yorklhlre, white-clothier, dealer and chapman, January 7,8, and Feb. 3, at ten, at the Woolp clef Inn, in Horbury, parifh of Wake field. AttArnies, Mr. Richard Battye, Chancery lane, Lon don; or Mr. Scholefield, in Horbary. The Gazette alto contains his Majefty's Order in Council for authoriling the importation of bread, flour, Indian 'corn, and live flock, into the Wand of Newfonndland,in Brides !hips, from any of the territorics of the United States of America, for the fupply of the inhabitants and Mistimes of the Paid Wand, for the coking feafon, in conformity with the cultomary regula. ties'. • BANKRUPT IN IRELAND. ~~ hlichael Dosoughoe, of Atby, county of Kildare, linen and WOOlieal draper, to (offender the ift and 3d Jan. and zit Fcb. LAW INTELLIGENCI. ADMIRALTY INSTANCE COURT. DOCTORS' COMMONS, DEC. 23. The Honor, Stringer matter.—ln this cafe an anion was brought by lime of the crew againli the. Mailer of the [hip, which was bound on a voy age from Jamaica, with a very valuable cargo, deftined to the port of London, for wages ailed& ed to be due on account'of the voyage. On the part of the Matter and Owners, two grounds of defence were fet up; the one was, that this was a very unfounded and unrighteous de mand, inafmuch, as fifty guineas had been advanc ed to every able feaman, and a fmaller fum to every ordinary feaman, before the vetrel quitted Jamaica, under the term of run-money : the other mra t that the crew had del - cited the fhip before the arrived at her moorings. On the part of the feamen it was contended, there was no proof before the Court that any fuch payment was made to there men in Jamaica, and farther that they did not attempt to leave the (hip until the was (aliened to a tier of colliers in the River Thames. The Court, after exprefting its indignation at the length of time this caufe had been depending, was of opinion, that the crew had mitionduned theaufelera in quitting the, fjsip,in the manner Anted, ae it never could be fuppofed or maintain ed for *raiment, that a (hip fattened to a tier .of solliersOsmiting fur the tide in order to coMO to her particular place of cletlination, could be deem - ~.rd an as ival at her moorings ; and therefore pro:. --ssounced, that their wages in this cafe were become *elicited. . Comprr, WHITEKALL, DEC.;. - • &fin the Moll Noble and Right Him the Lords Ommoittoners of Appeals in Priie Fortuna, Hanfon Goldner, matier.—(An . peal from Gibraltar.) This was a further proof cafe with refpen to the cargo, confining of wine, 200 caks of capers, and other articles (Spani(h produce) which was captured in the profecution of the voyage from Barcelona, as afrerted, to Ham- burgh. On the part of the captors it was contended, that the real deftination was to Amfterdam, and as fuch was liable to condemnation, it being a voyage from one enemy's port to another, Their Lordfhips, after hearing the Counfel on ibe part of- the claimants ) diteiled Rill further proof to be made of the property. . The brig Kate, ---- malter.—Their. Lord. Gips, in this cafe, being &tidied with the proofs produced, reftored the flip and cargo, together with the private adventures. The Eagle, Meyers mafter.—This was alfo a farther proo f with refpedt to the cargo; but their Lordllips being of opinion that the proofs produced on the part of the claimants were infilf ficient, condemned the fame as good arillawful prize to the captors. DrCEMSER 16. :The Nancy, -- Joy mafter.—( An Appeal from the High Court of Admiralty of England.) This was an American fhip, which was taken and • felted whilft in the profecution of her voyage from Surinam to Altona, on the 7th of November, 1796, by his Majefty's private fhip of war, Thetis, Richard Hart Commander, and brought to Sheer nefs. It appeared that the cargo of this fhip was very valuable, confining of Agar, coffee, and ootton, which was claimed as American property. Theii Lordthips, after hearing the Counfel on both fides., affirmed the fentence of the Court below. The Nancy, Benjamin wafter.—(An ap peal fiorn Grenada) This was alfo an American verel and cargo, confining of and coffee, which were taken and felted on the 7th April, 1796, whilft in the profecution of her voyage from Effequibo to Hamburgh, by the private armed fchooner Cecile, Edward Nicholls, Commander, and carried to Grenada, where the urea' proceed. • -lasi were commenced. Their Lordfhips, _in this cafe, affirmed as frateace of th, Court below.. s~ • toteMlllll 17. The Anselia, Boffin mailer.—(An - appeal from Jamaica.) It appeared that this caufe came , on for hearing on the 18th of May, tlioa, when their Lordthips admitted the claim, but direlled farther proof to be 'made of the cargo, and the nature of the Trade to the Spanith Colonies, within three months. _ _ _ Their Lordfhips, after hearing the Counfel on both fides, at confiderable length,.dirOted [fill far ther proof to be made within the . ufual time. Concordia, Chtlitianfen mafter.—(An appeal from Martiniqiie.) This was alto a farther proof cafe, with refpeet to the chip, which was claimed, as belonging to a houfe at Altona. It was contended, on the part of the captors, that this was a colourable tranfaetion on the part of the claimants, in order to cover Dutch property. Their Lordfhips, after hearing the Counfel on behalf of the claimants, condemned the chip as good and lawful prize to the captors. PREROGATIVE COURT, DUCTOas' COMIONs,Dze. 3. CH•PLIN V. PHILLIPS. This was a queftion reiptaidg the laft will and teftament of Mrs. Margaret Richardfon, deceafed. It appeared that there were two papers before the Court, the one bearing date the 24th of January iBOO, which was propounded on behalf of Wm. Phillips, the fon-in-law of the deceafed, and the other bearing date the 3oth of March tBot, was propounded by Ann Chaplin, one of the executors therein named. On behalf of the party who oppofed the will of the 3oth of March 18ot, it was contended, that at the time This will bears date, and for many months before, it was clearly proved by the evidence pro duced, that the deceafed's memory was extremely defeetive ; that her mental faculties were in a very confiderable degree decayed (being of the age of 76), and that the was merely a machine in the hands of thofe about her. The Court, aftei hearing the Cotinfel in fupport of the will of the 3oth of March I Sol, was per fatly fatisfied (particularly from the evidebce of the attorney and his clerk, who drew and prepared the will), that it did appear it was the entire adt of the decleafed, at a time when fhe had a volition of her own, and as fuch was of opinion there was legal proof of the will in quenion, and, therefore, pronounced for the fame. GOODMAN W. MGRGAN AND PRICY. • This was a queftion refpeeting the validity .of a i paper, dated the 27th of May 1797, purporting to be the left will and tenement of Lavinia Vaughan Goodman ' widow, deceafed. This paper was op poled by the next of kin of the tenatrix. It ap• peered that the deceafed had, for a confiderable time, laboured under a confumptive diforder, and that for four or five weeks before the date of this inftrument, *as attended with an oceafional deli rium. It was contended, on the part of the next of kin, that the deceafed had not fufficient capacity to do a rational aft at the time the execution of this paper took place. On the other fide it was fubrnitted to the Court, that it was manifen from the teftimony of the apothecary who attended the deceafed, that this delirium had ceafed three houll before the execution of the paper in queftion, and did not occur again during the whole of the night; and there was alfo another corroborating circum. fiance, that of the deceafed informing her finer where the key was that belonged to the drawer in which the paper was depofited, and ready for exe cution five months before. The Learned Judge was clearly ofopinion, that there was fuScient evidence as to the capacity of the .teftatrix . at the . time of the execution of the will,likeitife of her recolleaion and r...vition of it afterwards to one of the witneles, by declaring De had fettled her affairs ; and, therefore, pro. flounced for it accordingly. ICAVDLIR V. CONNOLLY. This'eras elf* a quenion refpeaing the len will and tenement of W. Higgins of Air-itreet, in the as of St. James, Wectminiter, *Erg. deceafed. pe oppofition being withdrawn to this paper, the Court, after heaping the depofitions of the wit neffes read, granted a probate of the fame. -~-- POLICE, &c. MANSION HODAL—Triday yobs Dunloar WAS fully commiticifor.trial by the LOAD MAYOR, on a charge exhibited againft him by Henry George, of Realing one al. and one 11. bank note,: his pro perty.. The profecutor and prifoner lodged toge ther in the fame room, and in confequence of miff: ing his notes, the profccutor was induced to fufpea the prifoner, who, on being taken into cuftody, was found to have concealed a 21. note in his neck cloth. A butcher alfo (wore to his having chang ed a 11. note at his 'hop, in payment for fome meat. HATTON GARDSII.—On Friday evening a man of the name of Pak was examined a fecond time, on fufpicion of being a common haler of dogs, feveral being found in his polfeffion, but no profe cutor appearing he was difcharged. Three fufpicious perfons were examined on fur picion of having committed daring robberies, by plundering waggons, &c. and parlicularly a burg. lary in a houfe in Charles•fireet, Hatton Garden. They were committed for re-examination. A young tradefman was brought to the Offiee in a Rate of intoxication, charged with grofsly af faulting a young woman in the ftreets ; his con. duft before the Magiftrates being extremely rude, he was ordered to prifon for want of fureties. A man who has committed numerous robberies in the neightourhood of Brooke, in Norfolk, was Come days fine. apprehended ; but obtaining per. miffion from the Officers to. go up (lairs for his coat, he effetled his efeapii out of the chamber window, and has not been retaken. On Saturday fe'nnight one of the prifoners in Chefler gaol, who was nutter confinement for ut• tering bad money. effeled his efcape, leaving his dikonfolatc partner in bed, , A woman - kit week effebed her efcape from the Houle of Correaion at Wirkfworth; and what is noticed by the keeper as tztraordinary, her hufband is fufpeaed of brrink hclped her out. The Turk's Head Public Houfe in Eaa-areett Red Lion4quare, wat broke into and' robbed of a ; • cafe, containing a nuttibii of Pipers belonging to' the Wyndham Eat} Indiamau, and other articles, on Tuefday laft ; and as no other articles were taken, it is fuppofed this was a planned bteinefs: The Son of Mr. WI LTSH IR I t in the Haymarket, was robbed in Smithfield on Monday. The thieves were detested, and ate fully committed for trial.. ' The dwelling-houfe of Wm. Speneys, Embden court, Pearl-row, St. George's Fields, was broke open on Monday night lag, and among other ar ticles, three gowns of various patterns, and a black filk cloak with narrow lace golen. Friday fe'nnight, in the village of Kirkconnel, as fome children were handling a loaded gun, it unfortunately went off, and lodged the contents in the body of a girl of twelve years of age, who im mediately expired. A Coroner's Inqueft was held on Wednefday, on the body of Ann Trevett, who died in the watch-houfe. The deceafed was a woman of the town, and ufually was fen in the Strand. About one o'clock on Wednefday morning, the Conftable of the night defired her td go home ; ihe ha , . not walked many yards before the fell, to appearance in a fit k the Conftable fuppofing her to be in li quor, had her locked up in the hole belonging to the watch-houfe, and gave direction to the patrole to let her.out when he went off Ms duty. OR going to her for that purpofe, about four o'clock, he found her lying in the fame (late as when lock ed-up; but dead. Verdi&—Died by the Vifitation of Goa. The following is an extraordinary and melan choly inftance of the fragility of human hope : A young Lady, of Dover, had been fome years engaged to an Officer belonging to the TIGRE, and who went out under the patronage of the gal lant defender of Acre ; he returned home lately in that (hip, and the meeting between thefe young people was fuch as might be expeded in two at tached and amiable charaders. The day before he arrived, a fmall pimple appeared on the note of Mils 0—; whether the furprife had any im mediate effe& on the fyfteni, or not, muff be left to medical conjature, but the inflammation fud denly extended itfelf round the part fo nightly affeded, and encreafed fo rapidly, that on the fecond day the loft her. fight, and, on the third, the affedion reaching her brain, the expired, va nifhing from the high-railed expedations . of Nth ful attachment, as-quickly as a flower, which wi thers before our eyes, even while we ftoop to ga • they it, and which would not feem more wonderful than the death of the young Lady to all who knew the commencement of her dines. A Turkifh chebec was lately wrecked off the coaft of Tufcany. Ninety-two of the crew, including the Rais, or Captain, were Paved, and carried to the Lazaretto of Leghorn. A man of the name of Plimer, at Chatham, for the trifling wager of a new hat, drank, on 'Fuel day night, eighteen large glaffes of brandy. He dropped down while taking the Taft, and remained feveral hours in a !late of almoft hopelefs infenfi bility, but by very ftrong and ftimulating applica tions he at length recovered. Some workmen have been for feveral weeks employed in finking . a well at Cambridge, for the ufe of the prifoners in the county gaol ; and on Monday, having excavited to the great depth of t4o.feet, they came to a very fine fpring, which role, in a short time, upwards of 130 feet. A fingular circumilance occurred a few days fince at the with church of Louth:—Two couple were united in the holy bands of wedlock : the joint ages of the firft were only thirty : fix, while thofe of the fecond amounted to ow hundred out thirty years ! A fingiihr accident happened on Monday Taft, near Toot-hill, in the parifh of Stamford Rivers, in Mx : Mr. Reed, of Waltham flow, being hunt ing with the foreft flag-hounds,and riding through a field with another Gentleman and his fervant, was met by a loofe horfe, which they had paired; but, upon Come fudden alarm, the horfe turned fhort round, and came with fuch violence againft Mr. Reed, as to overfet him and his honk, by which means his collar-bone was broken, and he was otherwife confiderably bruifed. It appeared afterwards, that•the horfe which had donethe mif chief was blind. We hope it will prove a great Wasps to the people of the North. Eaft end of the Metropolis, that there is A Houfe juft opened, No. 3, Shore ditch, oppofiteWorlhip-fireet, the fame as his other Mute, No. 76, Long Acre ; where the poor are attended'evtri day, by bringing a line from the Minifter or Churchwarden. Many hundreds have been relieved this way, are now happy in them (elves, and ufeful members of fociety, as well as a great load taken off the hate. This, we under hand, is performed by Dr. GARDNER, in.his ufual way, who divides his time between his two houfes, in Long Acre and Shoreditch. His Medicine expels all kinds of Worms, and is fold by Venders in Town and Country—Pills at as. 6d.; 4s. 6d. and tos. 6d. and tz fmall Boxes in one for a Guinea. Diforders that proceed either froth an impure (late of the blood, or a relaxed (late of the nerves, having, in innumerable inftances, fubfided by a courfe of SPILSEURY% Antifcorbutic Drops, too much cannot be faid in praife of that invaluable preparation. This unparalleled fuccefs, in the molt complicated cafes, has eltablifhed its celebrity throughout the univerfe ; indeed, where is it poffi ble to obtain fuch a reftorerof the conflitution and infallible cure of the Scurvy, Gout; Rheumatifm, Evil, Leprofy, and a variety of other complaints, too generally incident to human nature ? Theft' Drops are fold in bottles of ss. and 6d. los. and 25. each, with a black 'lamp affixed to each bot tle, by the following venders in Longing' s F. New hery, 45, St. Paul's ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard ; E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's ; Ching and Butler, Oheaplide ; Wray, Birchin lane; Bolton, Royal Exchange; Evans and;Co. Long-lane; Barclay, Fleet-market ; Bacon,. Ox ford-ftreet ; Ward, Holborn; Bayley, Cockfpur ftreet ; Sw;nney, Pall Mall ; Walfh and Cockel, Strand; Sharp and Coe Bifhopfgate-ftreet; Clark, No. 269. and B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough!, South wark; and at the DifpcnfAry, No. is, Soitoiquare. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The King has been pkafed to grant to the Rc v . J field, D. D. the place and dignity of a C4llOll or Pre'Jer.:l4:, His Majeity's Cathedral Church of Worcefter, void I, t refignation of the Rev. Charles Talbot, late one of the Pt - daries thereof. Tuefday kit the Rev. Auguftus Beever wac itiftitutcti. to the: Redtory of Bergh Apton, with the Medi , . ty of I lolv.Jl .11 ..1 Norfolk, alfo to the Redtory of Otley, in SAY:4k, both on .4:: prefentati6n of the Right Hon. henry Earl of Abtrmaven 0 I • A General Bill of all the Chrilttnings and rials, from Dec. 15, 1301, to Dec. I.}, 1 8 02. Chriftened in the 97 Pari(hes within the Walls 112) — Buried 13c5. Chriftened in the Pori[hes without thz Wails 470-- Buried 4zi9. Chriftenid in the 23 Out Paiiflacs in Middltlex and Sur;;.; 9329—Buried 8878. - 6hriftened in the to Parifh s in the City am! Libeities of Wefiminfter 4684—Buried 4977. Chriltencd Males 1°564 „ in an 19,918. Females 935 4 Buried S Males • 9:3 ) Z 1 , Females 9490 S ' .l a- 19, 3 " 9. Whereof have died, Under Two Years of Age 592 . 5 i Fifty and Sixty . 23 5 Between Two and Five 2379 I Sixty and Seventy . 13 , 53 Five and Ten 892 Seventy and Eir,..ty Ten and Twenty • 523 Eigh:y and Ni nety . 369 Twenty and Thirty - 1199 I Ninety and a Hundred 62. Thirty and Forty - 1781 A Hundred and T wo - Forty and Fifty - 2112 I Increafed in the Burials this Years. MARRIED. Wednefday morning, at St. Paul's, Covent Garden, Mr. W. Down, of King-ftreet, Covent Garden, to Mifb li. Coo'(, only daughter of Mr. Thos. Cook,Taviftock-ftreet, 1.:0v.-nt Garden. On the 23c1inft. at Harwich, John Robinkm, fq. M. P. &.c in the 76th year of his age. HIGH, WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORPOW Morning • • • 3O minutes after 4 Afternoon So minutes after 4 W HEN Pmfeffional Men of ed u c at i on an d re fponfibility deviate front the general fyftelti 11 the fe tedion of a peculiar Branch, the fans iou of lonz• continued fuecefs is the heft criterion of fttperiority. Ten years have I devoted my praaice to tte excluftve trt merit of THREE DISORDERS, and the lac:x-I'4o nit:h of my plan gives Inc additional ardour to oppofe as far as I ant able the ravages of tilde complaints which arc the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Stm7on, I formed a with at an early period of Prataiec to refene i,l,l;v;:ht als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Pradtitior,ers. The THREE 151SO - RDERS,t Q tilt cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprize eviTy fpecit.i of VFNER FAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or bug All kinds of DEBILITY, whether 3rifing frGm the of Schoolboys, er the indulgence of mature age, and. la;Liy :hat (I.:- range/tient of the fyftem in Women which is call,:d NES:I or STERILITY. Numerous clifeafes are the refult of ignorance or hafte in the treatment of a Pimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequentl" hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned b.: the indifcretion of an unguarded hour. By a foperior method fuck complaints are eafily cured, and even where others have failed, I truft that I may pre:fume to offer a radical re-eftablifhnient. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in the &order, compared with the calamitous fituations of Men, who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gate. ties of a falllionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which Is the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (utterer broods over his mifery, but care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be tome conflation for him to know, that although it be an objed of doubt or I.neer tainty with other Praditioners, the removal of thek DEII ,CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the aequ es- melt of my eiperionce. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradUon of this languid Rate, and in tilde cafes no great difficulties will occur -But where this-Deficiency has for years exiftcd, a prow Per feverance is indifpcnfibly requilite to rev ive the numbering fparl. of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been, dirappointed in their expectations of a Family, may be altured, that in molt instances fuch defedls are curable by Medical Skill The SECRECY which is fo effintial to my undertaking, and the Qualifications which I have prefinned to state, form the Bails of my Pretenfions, and in coincidence with facts this inti mation is given, that Mr. BREE may be eunfalted perfonally (or by letters inclofing a fmall note) at his houfe, No. 29, Arun del-fkreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. _ _ . There is an additional entrance in Water-I:rut acijoin:u:, and,the name is on both the doors. M. ERRE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons TO THOMAS TAYLOR ESQ DEAR SIR, N. 9, Bridge-ftrcet, London. IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have received from your invaluable Medi e in e—LEAK E's PATENT PILLS. . About two years ago Iwu attacked with a VENEREAL ORDER, which I treated rather fligutly for fome time, but the Difafe at length fpreadtng all over my Body, I was obliged to apply to the molt eminent of the Faculty, but their affillance afforded only temporary relief—l went through various Courfr • of Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit wds reduced to a mere Skeleton. The Ulcers that fpread all over my limbs, rendered me a complete °hied, fo that my meats defpaired of my recovery. When brought to this fituation, I confidered death as inevitable, but a relation of mine comment ingupon the many Cafes in which your Pills had fucceetled. I was induced to try a box of them, which I thought rather re lieved me, and by perfeverance for two or three months, and following your Diredions, I experienced the molt unaccounta ble Relaxation from Pain, the Sores gradually fublling; I ant now, thank Goo, perfec'lly recovered, and walking out daily: I doubt not but one more box, which I think cautious t...) take, ! will eitablith my health in its original Rite. It i.; with the molt ;heartfelt gratitude that I fubfcribe myfelf, fir, your much obliged I humble fervant, PF:ILSON. Deanfgate, Manchefter, July I, tßor. P. S. For the public benefit I d.) not object to the ahnve publithed, but leave you to act as your own b.n.t..r ju,lg tnent (hall dictate. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Taos. TA y Lox. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Louluu, at his Houfe, No. 9. New-Bridge-ltreet: _Where, af i ter a tone. n! refidence of more than thirty-fix ycars,in a peas.% ce particulatiy dirtied to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that inviolA ble fecreey which men of his Profellion thould always obferves he flatters himfelf, the advice and affiftance he gratuitoutly al - to perfons taking tkis Medicine, will bc efteemed, by a difeertsing Public, as an advantage felsb;m tobe obtained, and void of ambiguity. Alfo Sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of the living at a diftance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban't ftreet, Pall-Mall; the Toy-litop, N 0.103, Oxford-fireet Mr, Dilborough's, No. 7, Fith-ftrcet-hill; Mr. Steel's, Rookfilcr, No. z, Union-Row, I..:ttle Tower Hill; Mr. Watfon's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Calwell's, Dublin •, Mr. Billinges. Liverpool; Mr. Atkinfon's, Mancbefter ; and by one Perfon in every confiderablc Town in Great-Britain and Inland, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, lexica up with full and plain Direc tions, whereby Perfons of either Sex may Cure thendelves with Eafe, Speed, Secrecy, and Safety. N. B. Every Box fold in Great-Britain is fettled up with Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commilfioners, is printed at the Stamp-Office.—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridr-ftrect-- , to imitate which is Felony, and all others are counterfeit LONDON: Printed for the Proprietors, by JOHN DANIEL, gbf Maiden-lane, CoveLt-Garden) at the STAR Pit IN TI r Inca, No. r, Carey-ftreet ; and publifhed by LEArI KENT,of Canterbory-placc,Lambet h ) at No. I,Carev-.'tree!, said at the S 7 Alt -Orric Temple-1311; to which Office all solnmunications for the Ebl Oa zr; requrfted to be - t P.. ;atJ , ‘ - r!r 'Wit X v a 1 Vo' C c J 1 al, .16.4 9 10 ta; 'I wit PA wag ter a a !Z CaL Coc the the scai berg era et A Ur. 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