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I THE MONODY OF CAROLAN, THE IRISH BARD, ON TES DtAIR t. TSAI:SLATED illoM THR OLD IRISH. W.-re wine the choice of ii.telketual Gime, fpciful fang, and eloquence divine, Cal mimes fweet power, Philufophy's pure flame, And Homer's lyre, and Offun's hasp were mine ; The fplendid arts of Erin, Greece,and Rome, ' In MAILT loft, would lox their wonted glat-C, All would I give to (notch her from tae tomb, Again to fold her in my fund embrace. Defpcmding, fiat, ealsaufted with my grief, Awhile the founts of 'meow eade to flow, In ♦ain !—I left not—Sleep Wogs no raid; Cherries, companioulefs, I wake to woe, 1 4 01' birth, ROT beauty, (ball again allure, Nor fortune win me to another bride; Alone I'll wander, and alone endure, Till death reftore ma to my dear ones fide. Owe eery thought, and eery feene was gay, Friends, mirth, and milk, all my Lours employd, Now dooml to mourn my Ltft fad years away, My life a folltude !—rey heart a void! Alas, the changel—to change again no more! For eery cordon is with MAIL!' Bed; And ceafelefe angst& (hall Ler lots deplore, Till age and forrow join me with the dead. Adieu each gift of Nature and of Art, That telt adoen'd me in life's early prime! The doodles temper, and the foetal heart, The foul ethereal, and the eights fublime Thy lofs, my Mess, duel them front toy breast ! Thy foreetnefs cheers, thy judgment aids no more : Thy mute dekrts an heart with grief oppreit, And kit is te'ry joy thin cbarm'd before'. L 4119 INTEL I HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY, DOCTORS' COMMONS WAD/MOAT, MAY 22. This day the Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT proceeded to the adjudication of the following de tained (hips : Jnnge Johannes, D. Jong mafler.—This veffel, un der Papenbnrgh colours, with a cargo of wine, tweet wood, cocoa, and various other articles, on a voyage from Bayonne, offenfiblr to Embden, was captured on the IRh of March, 1805, by his MAjeßy's fhip Pluto. Richard Janvrin, Efq. Commander, and brought to Portfmnuth.—The Court in this cafe di seded further proof to be produced with refistO to the fhip and cargo within the ufusal time. Neptune, Kruger mafter.—This Gip, under Pre fian col.ntrs, with a cargo of wine, brandy, and cork, on a vcgage from Libourn to. St. Brien; with a clearance for Embden, was captured on the 3oth of March, at anchor off Cape Frekel, by his Majeßy's Coop Albacore, Major Jacob Henniker, Efq. Corn 'slander, and brought to Jerfey. The Court con demned the cargo in this cafe as good and lawful prize. Aurora, Bleer malter.—This was a farther proof cafe which the Court held to be fatisfaeory, and ac cordingly rehired the property as claimed, with freight and erpenees. Frederic, Widen mafler.—This Swedifh veffel was laden with a cargo of barilla, liquorice•root, and enter articles. It was contended in this cafe, that it was a mere colourable tranfaftion. The Court pro nounced the proof to be infufficient, and condemned the cargo as good and lawful prize. Floridenfa, Matfon mailer.—This was alfo a Swe di& Ship, laden with a cargo of the like defcription, atid claimed for the fame party. The Court pro too:lced the fame decree in tE is cafe as in die former. Hoop, Moller mater.—This Ship, laden with a cargo of wine and other articles, was, at the time of capture, profecuting her voyage from Bourdeauz to Embden.—Fur cher proof was dirceed in this cafe, as to the property of the Ship and cargo. Fortuna, July Ship was laden with a cargo of wine, vinegar, and other articles. Further proof was direded in this cafe, with refpeft to the ship and cargo, within two months. Flora, Klein mafter.—This [hip was laden with a cargo of wool, and going from Spain to Embden.— Further proof was alfo ordered in this cafe. Jonge Pieter, asafter.—This Ship was laden with a cargo of grain.—The Court In this cafe con- demned the cargo to the Crown, on the ground of its being Spanith property. Jonge Jan, Schuib mailer ; Boreas, Radcloff mat ter : la Puriffima Conception, Domenech mafier.— Rellitution of the property in there three cafes was decreed as claimed. JUNE 12. This day the Right Honourable Sir W. Secorr pro eeeded to the adjudication of the following detained mays Juno, De Jager mafter.—Tlits (hip. laden with a cargo Of wine, brandy, and other articles, was cap tnred in the profecution of her voyage to Embden. The fhip in this cafe was condemned. Vrow Henrika, Mettens wafter.—This on der Oldenburgh colours, with a cargo of chrefe, and other articles, was captured on the gth of April by his Majefty's hired armed cutter Griffin, Lieut. R. Forbes, Commander, and brought to Ramfgate. The Court in this cafe reftored the fhip. Angulla, Haradin marten—This American veal, laden with a cargo of wine, was captured (in her voyage from Cadiz to a port in America. It was contended. on behalf of the captors, that the ve(fcl in queflion had been guilty of a breach of blockade.— In this cafe, the Court directed further proof to be produced by both parties, as to the actual blockade of Cadiz at the time of capture. Nra. Sra. de Piccloda, maller.—This was a Portnguefc vefel, laden with a cargo of flour and corn, dellined to a port in Spain. The property in queftion was mitered, on the payment of the captors' expences. Catherina, Tiller mafter.—Thig veffcl, laden with a cargo of timber, was in the profecution of her voy age from Norway to a port in France, at the time of capture. Ship condemned. The Hoop, Aticergcer utafter.—This veffel, laden with a cargo of wine and brandy, in her voyage from Bourdeaux to Embden, was captured on the t 3th of March !art by his Majelly's gun brig Bold, Lieute nant Chiver!., Commander, in fight of his Majtfty's (hip Cruizer, Capt. Hancock, and brought to Yar mouth. In this cafe the (hip was tailored, and fur ther proof direeted as to the cargo. Die Brandt, Tours mailer.—This wail, with a cargo of cheefe, iron, &c. was captured by his Ma jay's bomb veftel Meteor, Captain James. Ship reilored ; alfo mailer's privateadventnre, with freight and expences to be charged upon the cargo. Frau Gertina, Hnncke matter.—This vette], with a cargoof felt, on a voyage from St. Martin'sto Caen, or Am ter dam, was captured by the Rattler, Captain Maroc'. Ship and cargo condemned. Ses Gefuiters, De Vries matter.—This (hip was laden with a cargo of fruit, on a voyage from Lifbon to Amfterdam. Ship lettered, with freight and ea - pence‘ to be a charge on the cargo. Mentor, Matton.maiter.—Thu (hip was laden with a cargo of wine and brandy, on a voyage to Emhden. The Court direfied further proof, both with refpeft to the property and dellination. Dorothea, Thompfon matter.—Ship and cargo condemned. _ _ Triton, Kuhl maker.—The thip and fibres were condemned. Jove 17. This day the Right Hon. Sir W. Sam proceeded to the adjudication of the following detained fhips The Sally, Williams mater.—This 'Wel, under Arne, ican colours, laden with a cargo of copper money, fled, and iron, water-calks for banal, and Come wine in bottles, was captured on the 28th of April WI by his Majelly's gun brig Bafilifk, Lieut. G. Higgs, Commander, whilfl on a voyage from Amfierdam to Lilbon, and from thence to the EA - Indies, and brought to the Downs.—Bhip and cargo condemned. Jonge Antonetta, Offen mailer.—This thip, under Danifh culourr ' with a cargo of various articles, on a voyage from Nimport to North Bergen, was cap tured on the.xoth of April by his Majay's gum brig Minx, Lieutenant P. Manderften, Commander, and brought to Yarmouth.—ln this cafe the (hip and cargo were condemned. La Puriffima Concepcion, Aucres matter.—This was a Span& veffel, laden with a cargo of various merchandize. The Court condemned the cargo in this cafe, and direaed further proof to be produced with refpea to the (hip. Fortuna, =lien—Skip and cargo reffored, fubjea to a part of the captor'', expcnces. juas 18. This day the Right Hon. Sir W. SCOTT proceeded to the adjudication of the following detained (hips : Trine Elizabeth, Morck matter.—This veffel, un der Danith colours, with a cargo of cotton, fugar, &c. on a voyage from Copenhagen to Cadiz, was captured on the 14th of May, by the Megara fri gate, Captain Duff, and brought into Ramfgate.— Ship and cargo rettored, fubjea to the Captor's ex pences of taking depotitions. Frederica. Plas matter.—This veffel, under Prof (lan colours, was captured on her voyage from Am fteraarn to London.—The cargo had been reffored by content. The Court alfo rellored the (hip, and condemned the Captors in the law expences. Twende Broder, Kierweff maker.—This veffel, with a cargo of oranges, lemons, Ece. under Danith colours, was captured for a breach of blockade. — Ship and cargo condemned. Matter's private ad venture re llored. Intelligence, it h Laid. is received that two Arne rican (hips, bound front New Orleans to Liverpool, had been captured by Spanifb Privateers, and car ried into the Illand of Cuba. It is confidently re ported, that orders have been iffued by the Court of Madrid to capture all American veffels freighted with goods from Britifh Ports, upon the principle that the merchandize being infu;ed here, the lots will fall upon this country. We do not klieve this. The American fchooner Iris, of Norfolk. from St. John's, Porto Rico, for America, was on the Bth of April taken by a French privateer. of one brats 24.- pounder, two fwivels, and 70 men. The crew of the Iris were threatened with goo lathes each. unlefs they declared that the vette' was from Cape Francois, but perfilling in aliening the fiet, that they were from Porto-Rico, the mate and one of them were tied up and flogged, until they contented to fign a paper, declaring that they had come from St. Domingo with fuch other matter as the French Commander deeme4 neceffary to the condemnation of his prize. In a Riga newfpaper, of the latter end of April, is inferted a very polite letter from the Emperor of Russia to the ei-devaiu French General MOREAU, at Cadiz, in which his Majelly informs him, that he has appointed him a General of the Infantry, with the pay attached to that rank ; and moreover grant ed him a turn of 52,000 roubles to defray the ex. peaces of his journey to Rudia. Among other evict lions ttfed by his Imperial Majelly on this occafion, , are the following—" Difcharge your duty in my (entice, and I will do jufiice to that fame which you have acquired in Europe." Mary Atkinfon, the wife of James Atkinfos, of Bilhop Thornton, thread-maker, has been committed to gaol, charged with the wilful murder of Thomas Atkinfon, an infant child of about three years old. Of all the remedies ever offered to public notice for this purpofe, the Vegetable Syrup, prepared by Dr. Hopson, of Hatton Houfe, Rands foremolt in general elleem, being undoubtedly the pureft and men powerful antifcorbutic extant. In obftinate Scurries, where fea water and the moll approved an. tiaorbutics have long been taken without eft& this syrup has operated in the molt effeaual manner. In thofe difiirders following inoculation, even when the patient has been afilifted with lofs of fight, and in obfiinate Rheumatifms, this Syrup has lately been adminifiered with the greateft luccefs. And as molt of the antikorbutics now in pratlice have mercury in their ecmpofition, which, from continued ufe, impairs the conflitution, by deßroying the coats of the Romach, and diffolving the momentum of the blood, it is obvious what preference is due to a me dicine purely vegetable, which is not only perfeEtly innocent in its operation. but is found by experience to be more fubtil and efficacious, by penetrating the minuteft veffels, and removing obfirnitions inaceeft ble to any mercurial preparation : whatever. Parti cularly obferve, that this Syrup it in via bottles. tos. 6d. each. and fold by appo'ntrent of Dolor Hopson, at Mr. Btru.sit's, No. 4, Cheapfide, Lon don ; and by molt Medicinal Vendets in every town in the Unitcd Kingdom. Flom As LONDON GAZETTE; Tins aS. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. MAR-OFf ICC, JUNI STAFF. To be Brigadier-Generals to the Forms under the Command of General Sir James Craig, R. B....Brigadier-Geseral Chriftopher Tilton, from the Home Staff. Brigadier-General Waists Palmer Ackland, from the Home Staff. To be Deputy AdJsuot-Gcneral to the faid Forees--Brigadier- General James Campbell, of the 6rft Foot. To be Deputy Quarter-Mafter-General to the Paid Foreee--Lieu tenant-Colonel Henry Edward Sunbury. To be Deputy torpedo. of Hofpitals to the Forces—William Sootery lie, Efq. To be Brigadier Generals to the Forces under the Command of Lieutenant-General Sir Eyre Coon, K. B. Brigadier-General Robert Macfarlane, from the Home Staff. Brigadier:General William Balfour, from the Home Staff. Brigadier-General Henry Tacker Moutrefor, from the Home Staff . To he Deputy Adjutant to the Paid Forces, with the Rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Army—Major Thomas Walfb, on half pay of the teen's R angers. To be Deputy Quarter-Mafter•Gcneral to the Paid Forces—Lien team-Camel Henry Fox Brownrigg, of the .1 th Foot. Commiffion figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Southampton. North Hants Regiment of Militia. Heneage Giros!, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Terry, Bone into the Line. Dated June It, iBO5. CommilGons tigneol by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Effez.—Welt Eller Militia. Captain Jokes Collin, from the Southern Battalion of Effez Mi litia, to be Captain in the Weftern Battalion, vice Greuoo, promoted. Dated May .6. Enfign Robert Martin Leaks, of the Weftern Battalion, to be Lieutenant in Ditto, vice Colon, refigoed. Dated Junes, dos. Francis Ruffel, Gent. to be Bongo in Ditto, vice Leake, promoted. Dated Junes, 1805. Eaff Ham Volunteers. Snags William Stuart to be Lieutenant, 11Ce Bolt. refigoed • Ro bert Bilker, Gent. to be Hap, vice Stuart, promoted. bated May 26. dos. Barfiable and Chafford Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry. John Button, Gent, to be Cornet, rice Pigott, refigoed. Dated June 1, r 305. Cornmiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Cornwall. Pendennis Artillery Volunteers. Second Lieutenant John Vigurs to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Nap ton, refigned ; Thomas Baker, Gent. to be *Second Lieutenant, vice Vigurs; Henry Trennaheere Comenins to be (barter- Matter, vice Naptoo,religned. Dated April t, tgos. BANKRUPTS. Robert Hill, late of Pleatant row, Peutonvifte, Middletez, fader and wareboufanon, dealer and chapman, (but now a pawn in Giltfpur-Invet Compter,) to furrenderre 2,5,Uhr a, and 30, at eleven,au Guildhall. Attorney, Mr . John Publen, No. 34 Fore-fireet, London. James Holmes, of Boteherpte, near Carlifle, Cumberland, now mon carrier, dealer and chapman, July 4. 5, and 30, at eleven. at the Lion and Lamb, in Candle Anornies, Mr. Clennell, Staples lun, London ; or Mr. Saul, Online. Ralph Balmer, of No. so, Norfolk-ftreet, pan& of Saint Clement Dance, hllkilefez, painter, dealer and Chapman. June ao, July 6, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Jame Platt, Vale-court, Bri dge-ftreet, Blackfriars. int Fernyboogh, of Uttozeter, Staffordliire, innkeeper. dealer and Chapman, July 4,6, and 30, at three, at the Bridgewatsr- Anne Inn, Maneltefter. Anomie% Mr. Thomas Hewitt, Man actin ; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, CurGtor-ftrom, Landon. gran Jenkins, of Great Warns -- net, Cold Bath PIM., Middle fez, linen- draper, dealer and chairman. Jug ss, so, mml July 30, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. kiduoditio,lise he. On Monday bit, very fuddenly, at his own Mae, Mr. Pools,' of Setleast's inn, Fleet-ftroet. Oa Monday,at her father's haute in the Admiralty,Vilkonnt • Ranelagh, wife of Thos. Jones,Vircount Ranelagh, in the county of Wicklow, and Baron Joao, of Navan, in the county of Meath. Her Ladyilip was delivered of a daughter on Saturday !aft, who furvived but a few hours ; Ike was daughtet of Sir Philip Ste phens, Bart. and only married in Auguii NIGH WATS& AT La Weft Aftetum 11l man= Tu woommo w • • .. at Maws aler • • • • aloe Orr 6 DISEASES of the URETHRA and Certain COMPLAINTS. As tole Prol'rietor DARAN's celebrated mad-- 4 inured Bougie' and Remedies. M.. DUFOUR informs the Pub'.:. that he may as ufual be confulted daily from 9 to 3, at Ms honk, No. 54, Frith-tired, Soho, on Cafes of Stridtures, °Mime tions, Glecta, Ste. tec. as well as Debility, and every diforder where kerecy is fo dentist a requifite, that Mr Dufour has provided a fpacious houfe, that every Patient may be introduced in a (game apartment. Mr D. bas for many years confined himfeif to that department of Surgery, and from extenSve pradlice, and the molt flattering (needs, he is enabled to offer a method of cure, mild, efficacious, requiring no confinement or reltraint, in diet, and which prevents a rciapfe. Perfons in the country Rating their cafes fully , in a letter. encloling a one or a two pound note, will have proper remedies rent to the amount. Par the various fymptoms, &e. fee Mr Dufour's Treatife on the above complaints, price sa. 64. the sth edition—to be had tali. Callow, Crown•court, Soho ; M'Clieen, Exeter Change, and oiths Author. To T. TAYLOR. Suwon, No. 9, New Bridge-ftreet,Loodon, eta, Edinburgh, Maya, tBOO. IN the fpring of 1794 I was atilided with a Vette real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for five months ; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyfielan,who put a temporary Rep to the virulence of the difeafe (by mercu rial applications) for feme time ; but growing, in fpite of all medi cine and the advice of the firft Gentlemen of the lactiley here, worfe and worfe for two years, 1 was reduced to a Rate almolt unparalleled andbeyond defcription, being an entire leper, and ulce rated from head to foot—My head, throat, mouth, note, legs, arms, Re. have been alternately in danger of becoming nfelefs ; in Mort, I have had from ao to 3o eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight—lt would be voluminous to par tinthrize all my cafe--fuffice it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more 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 ti n, death was preferable to my more than miferabk ftatc. In this dreadful fituation did 1 drag a molt mifrrable exiftence , dil Diet N a PRO•10&74 cm threw in my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could not.--1 fel; and procured Tome of your LEA Kel PA Tt N T Plccs,wbicb,W, ufing from time to time am now, and have long been, (after more than four years indeferibable diftrefs), in as good a Rate of health as ever I enuyed ; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, heal, thy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Go n and in ►opes of rendering my fellow-creature fervice, I requeft you to publilh this; and you may at any time refer perfons, who will to be fatisfied of the truth of this, or further pardeuLars. to me or my friends, by letter or perfun. As few cafes for Wads will ever equal mine, and none exceed it, I have from experience every reafun to allure mankind, that in your Leant's PILLS they will find a fure, fpeedy, fate, and radi cal cure, for that molt dreadful Rage of the Venereal Difeafe, which is called—a CON•I R Mt 0 to es. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOMAS TA •LO R, Member of the Royal College of SurgLons in London,at his hnufe, No. 9, New Bridge-greet; where he will give advice, without a fee, tonerfons taking there Pills and will anfwer patients lon ten, if poll paid, on the rams terms, obfersing in all cafes the [twit inviolable fecrecy, no Petioles name of cafe having been men. tioned,but at their own particular req sell, by the Proprietor, da ring the eourfe of more than 36 years, that he has had the con dueling of an extennee sale of the above medicine, and' the prat* dot arifing therefrom. They are alfo fold, by his Appointment, for the convenience • ►hole living at a &Mance, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edits burgh; Mr. Mennen, Printer, Glafgow, to wtom alto Mr. T. refers for his addrefs; at the Perfumer's, No. 33, St. A ll an's. Street, Pall Mall; Mr. Robunfon a Toy-lbor , No. /03, Oxford. ftreet ; Mr. DUborough's, No. y, nearly made the Monument ; Mr.Sterls, Bookfeller, No. t, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Callwers.Dnblin; and by one Perfon in every eonfidereble town in Great-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only are. 9d. each, foaled up with full and plain Direaions, whereby Pah= et either lies say ow tiwariclue with ate null long NEW MEDICINE ACT. FNEWBERY nd SON S , No. 4 5 , Sr. . Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powdkr, and other yaluable Preparations, inform the Public. th't in con fequenee of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medicine will be in future as. 9d. .per Packdt, or IL 50. 6d. per Douro; but the Quantity of a Dozes Packets in a Bottle (a% made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for IL 4•. And as Stamps are prepared, by order of the CommilEoners, for Mei% New. bars feparate Ufe, in which the Words, F. Nevrbery, No. 45, St. Paul's" are engraved, andas iris prefutued that this will he a fofficient Security ;lamina Counterfelts,bis Signature on the La bels will be dllcontinued. ......_ _ The following are the prices of their Medicines, to t!ke first twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are axed, but thole sviso purchafe fix or more at a time, will be allowed the Stamps gratis. Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative a 9 ...-- a Bottle 24 0 Dr. Auttin's Chaly beam --• Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - - 4 • -- large Box 24 o Frealtc's Tine. of Bark 4 6 Dr. Steen's Opodeltioe 2 6 Ditto Hushant's ditto 3 o •••-••-• Convulfion Oil a 6 Tonic Bills - 2 9 -......-- Nitre Drops a 6 Englifh Coffee • a 9 ....•-•.•• Camomile Drops a 9 Dr. Hoaper's Pills s r: --. Paregoric Lo- Grant's Drops a i wages . I Ii Inglith ' s Scots Pills s Angibaud's Blois ditto ait Henr!'s Magnefia a 6 Effence of Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton% Drops 5 6 Mr. Spence's D entifrice 4 0 Spilibury's Drops s 6 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. Snlandtv's Tea 2 9 Jones's Rheum. Tina. 3 6 Greenough's Tindtures a it Ban'. Bilious Pith 4 6 Ditto Tole Lozenges aat liffence of Peppermint lat Effence of Ginger a 9 Glares Magnefia 3 6 N. B. As many Perfons, particularly Mcffengers, miltake the hots& of Mars. Newbery, they think it neceffary to point outs that it is at the Eaft end of St. Paul's, four doom from Cheapfide with theft Words infesibed on the froot— N Tea 0111 LT WAIII/01131 POI Da. jAMen POWD111." HAVING dedicated myfetf to the ftudy, and been gratified by the mot! anfiderable pradtke in that brae& &deb I thought proper to felon, I trait that 1 have not more mU. employed my time than theft who, in the earnfive field of the prof &on are occalkinally innnerfed In uncertainty, and cannot always a ttain that facets which is acquired by concentrate; the intelkdal power to are clefs of (tirade:a. The difisfes of DEBILITY are pecullarty tree erg, for they bring with than a train of ascendant famoonts, and, by a do. wanes of all vital energy, =Mane iddf becomes embittered—. Whether they arife from the prevaltc..e del maniple, thedeftrato dvehabits of fchool-tays, or the indulgence. of matmtty, they re. quite the mon &Mums profelional lont ; bet by the ignassa of uneducated matt' the iymptems are aggravated, and the mp sides is den:road. Ass MEMBRIt of the ROYAL COLLEGE& SURGEONS, ground my pretennons on regularity reeducation; and pen&eg every privilege to praftice. I fed myfelf entitled to that etelldwee with which I haat hitherto been follberafy honoured. In the brit fenfadons of local wesanta, any application win prevent the calamity of a deblikated frame; but where the fat fate, from a cankioufnefa et the unmalinds of the vice which aufed his mhforbane, is fearful of the contempt or endure &Ws family phyfician, and broods over his infirmity with careful cm cabmen, it malt be fatidadery for him to be enured net only of capability of treatment. but ale of the molt hstioinble fecreey. And in recent Venerad Complaints it is }cable to prevent pday danger or diftrefs ; in the molt emptiest& cafes It h the seadre. man of escluave etpalence in this Mae to dial a We, owlets, sand (seedy re-ellabilihniest. I offer the advantage of this modem to thole af abet fel who are affilded with any Rigid et ARNIM% of any tympana d VRNRREAL INFECTION, sad hi all ales the term al ram. aeration are Mid on the 6rit toreaview. Pattent4in the we aspoelodes Wok a hank ode, old ree regacEal to Wetlytheir aus soliwwwww of Rains. MARTIN EMIL Member d the Royal CO" d Isreasos is Leidy& ble so, Arusaiet-Rreet, "rod, ism Tootle Ear For SCORBUTIC, CUTANEOUS ERUPTIONS, DRY ele WET LEPROSY, THE ANTLIMPETIGINES Certainly claims a pre-en:lnes= over all ether Medicines, being decidedly adapted far the fpcedy removal of tbefe complaints, and will sn cording to the printed &melons, be all form and ulcers of ever fu long Banding. Dr. SOLOMON has, at a rat =pence, bronght the Anti Inge petigines to wreath's, and into univerfal safe and requeft. In par ticular cafes it bat not its equal for certainty, fafety, and effl'acy. Mercury nay perhaps be ogpolcd spinß it, but the Anti.imped gines enters the lIR willingly, for upon the wreck of this cleanse give mineral Its fabric is credal, ftrong firm, and Latins! Men of charader, liberality. and ed -cad. es, pedfaililg public confidence as clergymen of unfullied reputation, have recommended numerous objets of thofe cruel difcafes, fur which it Is adapted, to Doane Solomon's care to whom this wonderful remedy was applied with fuck unbounded faccefe. that thofe who were reduced to the very jaws of death by Mercury and Weak, have ban Matched from deftrudion. at.cl reßered to their relations and friends with rens cased health and vigour. Such are the virtues of the Anti- love tigenes, and loch arc its wooden= &ats upon the buman4l the antidote to mercury, and the purifier of the blood and " In the Blood is the Life," Leek. avi. tt, te,Deut. :h. 23, and no longer than this vital fire= Is kept in doe circulation, pare and uncontaminated, can the body be prefaced in health and viper. Hence the infit ite variety of complaints.= Waled Rate of thil blood, induces, and hence the new an i deceptive forms a tainted habit puts on. whkh oft= deceive the moR eminent of the fro catty, and baffle the beR intentions towards a cure, It is well ef tabliflred as a fad, that an impure or krolblosis taint will remain in the habit fur years, nay, for generation., undifcweered ; and will invade the noblcß organs of the human frame, before, the patient can be aware of his danger. The Anti-impaigeaes ftrikes at the root, net at the branches, by which pearlier advantage it effeds a cur.: when other medicines fall. _ _ . 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