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Mrs. CROUCH. On Wednefday mnining; at Brighton. died Mrs. C•-oach, late one of the chief Ornaments of Drury-lane T.lcatre, whofe beauty and talents have been a fubjegl for admiration and praift to every poet and Critic for the laft 25 yt,ITS. The writer of this article was pre fent at her dell, and witneffed the early dawn of the beauty, which for fo long a time thone with mitival , led fplenlour in the theatrical hemilphere. She was. a Mils Phillips, the 'daughter of a Solicitor, who mixed with his profefliginal purfuits, a regard for the Fine Arts ; and who was the author of feveral parnph• lets, which made a noife hi their clay. Mils Phillips, at a very early age, difplayed fuch powers of voice, and fuch a natural taße for mull; that he determined to cultivate the talent. Mifs Phillips made her &ft 1 appearance in her eighteenth year, in the year of the tints, 1780, in the character of Attatlaxe. Her ap• pearance was that of a niet.for. It dazzled from excels of brilliancy every fpedator. There was 110- ' thing koke.of and nothing lif\ened to but the excri 7 Cicely beautiful Mifs Phillips—and certainly a more captivating form, more fimple and unite /led in man ners, more graceful, and yet timid in deportment,' never appeared on the Rage. She poffeffed the Mott t ' fedudive exprefßon Without theermfcioufnefs of beau- Ity, and with the mo!1 glowing firmnefs - and time of health the blended the finelk delicacy of anion. Her ' fuccefs was unbounded. She made a fort of epoch I in the Theatre and was purthed and idolized the • town. She pa lled over to Ireland in the Summer, • an it as equally a favourite there. Ina fkor t time after the gave her handto aMr.Crouch, atnidfliipm in, whole thowy perfon'and addrefs won her &It affec tions. The peculiar character of Mrs. Crouch, as performer, was, that the joined talents almoft in an equal degree, which are rarely to be met with in the fame perfon—fhe was equally good as a lyric ar- CC and as an aarefs. She was equally fuperior, . both as a finger and a fpeaker ; and fhe - was the only bemine of the huglilh Opera, who had the addrefs in the dialegite, to keep up the impreflion and influence which her long bad made. It was a rare and peculiar exec Hence, for it belonged to herfelf alone. For tome years pall, her fine powers have yielded' to indifpofition ; and with the prudence which gnod fenfe always didates, the retired from her profelfion. Her chive powers, however, were not fubdued, and The had a principal (hare in the planning, fitting up, and concluding the Mufical Saloon of Mr. Kelly, to whom her death will he an irreparable lofs. Her re fignation in her lag illnefs was molt exemplary. She was told that her recovery was beyond the pourer of human (kill. She then called to her bed-fide her friends, told each of them what the withecl to be done after her deceafe, and concluded by hefeeching that they would think of it no more, but leave her to the refignation of a contented fpirit. She died in her 44th year. POLICE, &c. The officers at Union Hidl were on Thurfday morning very much furpritedsat teeing a young wo man delve up to the door in a very elegant one bark . chaife, who came to a& relief of the Magiftrates for herfelf and a child, which the had in her arms. It ap peared that the had that morning applied to the parifh officers of Lambeth for relief withoiit drat, and as the was comity our of the officer's boufe the obferved a cbaife !landing at the door empty ; Rippling it longed to the officer the determined to borrow it, aad immediately got in and drove to Vnion Hall;' where the Magiarates, totally ignorant of the equi page Handing at the door, granted her an order for rdief, with which the was returning io the officer's boufe, when the was nut by Mt Aitley, jon. of the • Amphitheatre, who, fdring the bridle, requelled the fair slamfel to alight anctrefign the whip to bim.— The fa& was, Mr. Miley had been with the parilh officer on Wind's, and bad left his carriage at the door, when the lady perceiving it empty and the boric Handing idle, had taken the liberty of borrow ing it for her excorfion into the Borough. MURDER OR Ma. Bt IGlTT.—Thinfday morning, foon after eleven o'clock, Helier KitehOer, the fir rant of the deceafed, was bionglit from die brown Dzar publichoufe, Bow-II reet, and underwent ilhng private examination. Mr. Patch was then Woo& over, and remained under examination till pga, amp 1r o'clock. The evidence of feveral witnefes who were examined before Mr. GRAHAM, on Wednefday even ing, was read to him, and he not being able to give a fatisfaelory explanation relative to certain points, the Magiilrate informed him that he thought it his duty, Irma the circumflances that had been proved, to commit him to ptifon. A commitment was ac cordingly made out, charging him on fufpicion of having been guilty of the wilful murder of Mr. ; ,trol he was conveyed to the Houfe of Cor rtaion, Cold Bath fields. MAR LTlnStolrG H-STREET.—Yeßerclay, a porter from the Bull and Mouth Inn, was flimmoned before the Magiatate, at this office, on a charge of de liveting, a box of game at the 'inure of Colonel Duty toughs, in Nlatistield•llreet, the fame haritig been cpened, and a brace of groufe taken therefrom. The Colonel produced a letter, which had been fent in the box, with three brace of birds from Scotland.— _ . It was prt.ved, by his fervant, that the box contained only two brace, and that it had the appearance of having been broken open. The PHeentor laid, he had taken this Ilep, to pit a flop, in finne meafure, to a public evil, for he had often been played thcle tricks. The hlagillrate Rated, that it was too corn mon a praElice, for he himfelf had had birds chang ed. •As there was no.evidence, however, to prove she delivery cf three bra=e in the hrt place, thecafe • flood over I Mr. Humphries, the Solicitor, having afrured the Magilhate, that Mr. Willan, the Inn keeper, would tn• all his exertions to fearch into the fad. Mitastort Flottss.—Yeflerday the Captain of a Margate hoy wasfummoned before the LORD MA yna, for refuting to deliver a elicit belonging to a Mrs. Murray. It appeared, the complainant Lad fent her property on board the hoy belonging to the Defendant, for conveyance, from Margate to London ; but the p was afterwards vrevailA open to g o in anoth er 1,,,y, A nl fent for her chell, &c. wt 11 the Captain refuted r,(idly .3, tinlels the paliage . &ley Was paid, which had been previeufly agreed to. ti , . The LORD MAYOS thought the Lady had adetl the ! Wrong it leaving the hoy, after hating agreed to go in it; and he ordered her to pay the Captain's de mand of nos. and receive her property. BENEFIT SOCIETIES. Wednefday a cafe of confiderable importance to Benefit and Laudable Societies occurred before the LORD Mama and Mr. Alderman Hoarse, at the Mantion-houfe, the fubflance of which is as follows: James Stewartfbn, a Member of the Laudable So ciety of London Tradefmen, who meet at the Red Lion, Old Bethiem, fell into diftrefs in June lalt year, and application was made on his behalf for half-a guinea a week, to fupport him,, as others who want relief are fupported, but it was refilled, and it was alledged that he had forfeited his right to the relief of the S , ciety,• and that he ought to have been expelled; and they fofpended h;tn as a member, upon which the Cohduaors of the Society now contended that he is not entitled to any relief from them, refore to af ford him any, and he having become burthenfome to his parilb, the with called on the Society to make this allowance and the quellion came b?fore the LORD Maim-anti &Mr. Alderman Hu NTER on Thisrf day fennight, when fome doubts arofe whether the Court had jurifdiaion in this cafe, under the Al of Parliament by which thisSiciety is regulated; and that queflion was fubmitted to the Common Serjeant, and the further confideration of the cafe was adjourned tmtil Wednefday ; the refult on the point of law was, drat the LORD MAYOR and Aldermen had juriftliaion to decide the cafe. Mr. GURNEY contended there was no pretence for withholding this fum of money from this perfon, for that he had been a member, and conformed to the rules of the Society, and had fallen into ditirels. fu as to be entitled to relief. Blekburn, one of the leading members. of the 3ocieiy , contended he was not ; and this he put 1 upon three grounds " That the perfon it; I queftion bad gailied admitlion into the Society as a member of it, under falfc pretences, and contrary to one of the Articles of the Society." Here Mr. Alderman Eloorsa obferved, that as the man had been nine years a member of the Socie ty, it was fomewhat late to Ran this objection to him, when he became a burthen, and the:efore he thought the Society would not make much of that point. The fecond objeftion was, " That this perfon had irritated his fyflem by the ufe of-fpirituous and strong liquors, by which he had brought on insanity, and rendered himfelf incapable of fnpporting himfelf, and was on that account excluded the benefit of the So ciety." Thirdly, " That he had worked when on the box of the Society for relief, a thing by which he forfeited his claim." The LORD MAYOR and the worthy Aldermen ob ferved, that this was a very bad cafe on behalf of the poor man, and the Court was called upon to lean as much to him as the rules of law could allow ; cor tainly no further. They were decidedly of opinion that the allowance ought to be paid. Mr. Blackbuto rub:rotted that the cafe might Rand over to a future day, in order to bring proofs in fup port of the ohjetions. Mr. GURNEY faid,. h e would affent Z that, pro vided the parties applying for the delay, would pay the colts ; ntherwik there was no pretence for it. Mr. Alderman Hoarse obferved that the Society had appeared on the preceding Thurfday to oppofe this application ; and as they knew it flood over merely to confider the point of law, they had no ex cure for not being ready to-day with evidence, and therefore unlefs they paid the colts they were not en titled to any further delay in the determination ; in which the.Lnau MAYOR concurring, it was ordered that the Society do pay to this their member 66 half guineas, being the number of weeks the claim has been made and refilled, that is, 341. 135. which, not being paid on the iiilfant, Mr. GURNEY informed thofe who attended for the Society, that a written Order would be ferved on them for the payMent, and if not paid, the Society would be indicated. On Thorfday morning the :tonic of Mr. Wraigio, in Burrow's Boildings,llllackfriars Road. was broken open and robbed of plate. a pair of pi**, &c. to a c . o9fiderable . amPaint. _ _ . On Friday fent - tight Mr. Colwell, of Newnham, brandy merchant, left Gloucetter, on horfeback, with a confiderable turn of money, intending to re. turn home. On Sunday morning his horle was found in the meadow on the fouth fide of Over Caufeway, adjoining that city, with the ftirrups and reins of the bridle cut off, a deep cut, asif With a (barn inftrument, on the near fide of the laddle, and the off-fide ripped, probably by the fpur, on Mr. C. being dragged from his bode. The ftirrups, and one fpnr, were found at a flout dillance from each other, jut 2 beyond the bridge, over the Severs, at, that : city ; and tsfr. Co). well's, pocket book was fctund in th river, Cetera' miles below that place. ftripped.pf .all its contests, except a draft for Joni. Thia•hody of the unfortu nate Gentleman was found, covered with leaves, early on Monday morning , in a lane, nearMinfler. worth, between three and four miles from Ginned'. ter. A perfon has been taken up on fufpicion of hav ing committed the hortid deed, and is confined in Glouceller gaol. A 91311 of a very mean appearance who was very much Intoxicated,on Thurfday took it into his head to hire a hackney coach, and ordered the driver to take him to a place which was a !hoe t di‘tance off, where he faid he lived. The coachman thought that he had got what men in his way of life call a light fare, that is, in other words, that he had but a limn dillance to go for the money he was to receive.— When he came to the place to which he was direfted, the drunken man told him that was not i h place ; if rte h a d b l i4 cu t he was millaken. lie then gave him a licit direaion, and kept on in the J:tme man. per renewing his order until the patience of the coach man was exhaufted. He then drove the fare to n palice office to snake his complaint againft the man. The lattices, however, could do nothing in the bull nefs until the man thould be able to find his home.— t If then he did not pay to the full amount of what the I law authorized the coachman in demanding, he I might be fummoned to appear before them, and they would either do the coachman immediate juaice or bind the other to anfwer for the offence. The coach. man was then obliged moll reluaantly again to pro ceed to a Inetlndeftination, as the palfcnger would not quit the coach. The refult is not yet known. zownov af4ATZTS; CORN EXCHANGE; NEARIGGANE,OCT. 4. These is to-day feveral further arrivals of Foreign Wheat, and having this week of thole imports about go,ooo quarters, the millers make fcarce any pur chafes, and thole at lets, trpeding further redußion. Batley, with Malt, have very little fak, at (mall va riation. But few Beans or Grey Peas, at our left currency. A few cargoes of Foreign ats are come in, and belt fansples are full as high. Flour in little demand, and expefted cheaper. GENZRAL CUARENCV Al UNDRIt Wheat, sot. 655. 78s. per v. Grey Peale 421 461. Fine Ditto. 803. 843. od. Beans, 483 34 4 . Rye, 3ca. 353. od. Tick Ditto ;2%485. od 33114 T, 363. 421. od. OM 243.305. 343. Malt. 725 . 783. od. Pola nd ditto 355. 373 od. White Peak, 48c 361. ad. Rape Seed, 331.41 E per Lift. • Titter OT TLoVR. Fine Floor 703. to 743. :Seconds 653. to 7os. perfack. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 2lft of SeptenVaer to the 27th of Septet:6er. Total -17.292 Packs—Avcra. c •Przs. t td.- 3s. 3 , td. higher than loft retuni. INSPECTOR'S RETURN Al' UXBRIDGE, OCTOBER 3. Wheat per load 181 os to 231 too Barley per quarter 11 t6s to 21 ts Own per ditto II Its to al 17s Beans per ditto al 83 to al 13s Peale per ditto 21 8s to al las PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. Carraway new zoos to 1033 per cwt. Coriander, 133 to 143 do. White Milliard Seed, tos to 143 od per buthel. Brown dim, 113 tO 193 do. PRIDE OF HOPS. rotors. Kent - 71 —s to 81 —s Kent • 71 71 to 01 04 Surat • 71 ....3 to 81 os Stars • 71 7s to 81 81 Elks 71 to 81 os Farnhatn zol Cs to ill 01 Old Duty, 27,0c0L PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. 1804. Bags fl es tO 91 03 I Pockets 81 8s to 91 sos Bags 51 153 to 71 93 I Pockets 61 os to 71 is RfcllTl-IFIELD MARKET, OCTOBER 4. day's market was tolerably well fupplicd with different kinds of Cattle. - Mutton and Veal is fome thing cheaper !ince our lag report, and the trade was in general bra. The Hay-market was rather flat, as little buftnefs was done. The prices much the fame as our lag. A correa account of the prices and numbers will be found as underßated: To fink the offal—per ftone of 81h. Beef 4s 01 to 4s 6d I Veal 44 6d to ss od Mutton 41 Od 10 411 tod Pork 43 od to 5$ 6d Lamb 45 od to 6$ od. eIAU 04 CATTLZ THIS DAT. BeaftS 470---CIIIITS 270—Shall , 5 , 75 0 • —Pigs. 440• PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whitechspel. Hiyperload 15 to 4 4 3 0 oto4 14 0 3 16 to 418 o Straw a 16 to t 18 1 16 oto 2 14 0 1 11 10 I t 8 o Clover 4 oto 5 0 5 oto 6 0 0 II A OS. NEWGATE and LEADENHAI.L, (Mabel' 4. Per Roue of 81b. by the carcare. Beef 319 od to ge od I Veal 2s Ha te, Se od Mutton Bs Sd to 41 od Pork 59 od to 6,4 d Lamb 39 44 to 49 RAW HIDES. Hides (pezßone) 35 64 to 31 84 Horfe Skins 165 od to 191 Middling 35 24 to 3$ 44 Sheep Skins 38 64 to o. otl Ordinary 2s Pod to 3s at skew - unto Os od to os al Hoary Calf tat 64 each I Lamb Skins 3s 64 to 45 64 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 0 34 Town Tallow 713 6d to os Clare Market cis 3d Rii4a ditto (can.) 69s od to 723 Wkitecbapel Market Ruda ditto (118ap) 684 to 69s 04 (pez Roue of Sib.) 43 24 ?kicked Stuff 588 to os od --. Ditto rough 395 cd to os 114 8d Grcares 11$ oil Avenge Price 44 aid Good Dregs tos to os Yellow Soap, 78s to os-...l%tottled, 885—Curd, pas Price of Candles per dozen, t is od—Moulds, i zi 04 PRICE OF LEATHER, per lit. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to s6lb each 23-0 to asd Ditto, 6o to 651 b 2611 to 27d Merchants Backs .....41 to 244 Drcffing kiidt.s 254 to 134 Fine Coach I ittles ski to asd ' Crop !tides tur Cutting 124 to oad Flat Ordinary 2okt to aid Calf Skins, 3o to 401 b per dozen 38d to 424 Ditto 50 to 7olb 384 to od Ditto 70 to Bdb 36J to 384 Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s ed to 3. 6d Large ditto 120 s to aos per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides 2IS to 56s each Goat Skins ' 3os to 609 'ditto. NEW COAL MARKET, Oftober 4. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Prins. 38 Newcaftle Coals 9 461 ed 353 64 4 Sunderland - - 3 47 1 od 481 6d a Stone Coal 0 oos od. A dwelling houre next . the Peer and Key, in Mint lireet, in the Borough, fell down yellerday with a dreJidful crash. Fortunately the poor families who lived there had moved nut, from apprehenfion, about three hours before. FlP.ES.—Thurfday morning early a •fire was dif- I covered in the houfe of a hot preffer, in Addle-fireet, Wood (tree, Cheapfide, which materially damaged the interior of the building, and dearoyad woollen cloth to the value of upwards of soot. Wednefday afternoon, between three and four o'clock. a fire broke out in the chimneyof Mr. Pugh's bottle, in Eagle -court, St. John's-lane; the fire foon communicated to the adjoining timber, but was hap pily extinguifhed before any material damage was fuflained. A great number of engines attended. SARAH ECILFORD, aged thirty-five years. When fira this cafe of Scroplutla made its appearance it was in the abfnrbent glands of the neck, which be came rather thickened, and then advanced to a hard tumor ; fix applied to a medical gentleman who brought it to Suppuration, he then' opened it, and the neck became ulcerated from the ear to the !boul der ; tumors foan ft.rmed in the falivary glands, un der the chin, in the parotid, by the fide of the car, and the ablorlient glands on the other fide. She was admitted an .out patient of St. Bartholomew's Hofpital for, eight months, without receiving any relief. At this time, by the advice of Mary Bid:10e, who had experienced relict' at the Difpenfary, Soho fquare, the began taking the Drops, and continued them for the fpace of a twelvemonth, when the ul cers healed, and the became pettedly well. Crown Court, Flert-fireLt. SARAH ICKFORD. Be careful to afk for Srmssurtv's Patent Anti feorbutie Drops, having the words By the King's Patent" expreffed at length on the bottle, bill of di reCtions, and outfute wrapper ; the (lamp alfo, the King's duty, is printed in black ink inttead of red.— Bottles price gs. hd. los. and tl. as. duty included. . Di(&cvAry, No. 15, Sotto-fittaxs. !PITHS. On tie tsth ult. at Dover, the Lady cf Captain Virinth.o •, The Royal Navy, of a he. • • ' • On the sods uh. at Dover, the Lady of Captain Beevor, of tl Royal Attillery, of a yon. MARRIED. Thurfday, at Tottenham Church, George Edmund Shull , - worth, of Main Friars, F.fq. to Mifs Ann Meld& Thompfir, daughter of John Thompfon, Efq. of Tottenham. Lieutenant Fleming, of the 76th regiment, to Mrs. Ormftr:, relic 'of Anthony Orman , . Efq. At Londonderry, Peter 2yl 6 Donagh, Efq. Attorney, to Mrs Major, both of that city. David Joiee, Efq. of the Cavan Militia. to Mffs C. Pepper. daughter of Simon Pepper, Fig. of LifnAky, county Tipperary. At Edinburgh, John Aulhhy Maitland, E. q. of Eccles, Shs:j. delude of Wigtonildre, to Mils Elite Harriet Came, daugbtor aq William Canuc, Efq At Moufewald Manfe, near Dumfries, Ofwald Hunter, M. Fellow of the Royal College of Phylicians at Edinburgh, to Ma. 4. Janet Dickfon, daughter of the Rev. Mr Diction. The fait New York Riper. alum nee the happy //atativ bridegroom, named Pena Alder, a;ed w a L., widow, named AnnelraiikeiLy, ago yc. DUI) On the 7tb December, at Bombay, Captain John Marin fey, rs the Hun. Company's military .eftabitinment at that PreS4ency„ and late paymalter to the detachment of troops ilatinntd at In the Rote Animal at Woolwich, Mrs. Phipps, widow of Major• Genera. Fhiptyn, of the Engineers. At Bombay, Major Samuel Wallace, formerly of Limerick .1— he was 15 years in the terrier of the Hon. Eat India Company. In Ballai , of a fever caught in the expedition under Coi.riti Monfon, Robert Black, Efq. an Officer in the Company's ferric., and fun of the It ea. Dr. Black, of Lovidanderry. In May lat. on board the Sally, Captain Sineair, 40 the Co* of Africa, Mr. Thoatas Attuo, youngelt lon of Mr. James Aden of Wigan. At Nottingham. Fielding Belt Franey, Efq. Surgeon. C M. S. On the Bth of May Lift, in the Seth year tot his age. on his return from China, Mr. George Ireland, puffer of his Majefty's Slip the Athenienne, and only lon of Mr. Ireland, of Oxford. At Ayt, on the dith o•lt. Mrs. Elizateth Limoud, wife of J. R. Hume, Efq. forge:an of the 79th regi ner,t. At the Made of Craigie, on the 14th ult. the Rev. Dr. Andttw Shaw, mini (ter of thst dltitl %VA Iha Lut•DUri-klittuka. 0-Muhew . w Maraiog . • i t minutes after Afternoos For FEVERS, COLDS, SORE THROATS, RHEUMA TISMS, the YELLOW FEVER, ST. ANTHONrs F.REs and for INFLAMMATIONS of the LUNGS, BOWELS, BLADDER, &e. UR. JAMES's POWDER. 'HIS MEI)ICINE, which is Co fnperior to all others in efficacy, certainty. and fafety, &mild e►er be given on the firft attack of the Diforder; fur, if it be not fufScient of itfelf to drat a cure (as ininterinittent and putrid Fevers),it is allowei to be the belt Preparative for, and concomitant with, the Bark and other remedies, which the Symptoms require. But as the genuine Powder has been often known to reftore the Patient, at. ter its fuhflitutes, and every other febrifuge, have failed, it ought to be tried even in the (aft extremity. Great benefits have been derived from the Powder, in diforders thought heyond the reach of medicine, when taken every night as an Alternive; and, frusta the fuccefs of the Reverend Mr. Singleton Finpur, of Dublin, there is reafun to believe that it may prove a Remedy in the Hy drocephalus,or Water in the Brain. Suld only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church. yard (four doors from Cheapfide) London ; and at Dr. James late houfe, in Bruton-ftrect, in packets, !nice it 94 each, dory included ; or in bottles, containing twelve packets, price ads. as made up for the Army and Navy. N.B. None can be genuine that bate not the words ' F. New bury, Nn. 43, St. Paul'4 engraved in the Stamp. - 6 4 AVING dedicated taiyteit to the Andy, aud area 4.A gratified by the most confiderable make in that branch which I thought pupa to feledt, I matt that I ban not mere mit imPlored my time than tl,ofe rrtn;• In the entenfin field of the tragedian, an methonally hunterfed in uncertainty, and cannot ' always attain that funds which is acq u ired 'oy concentrating the iitellzaual power to out elate of diforders The 11:eafes of DIiBILITY are pecullasiy Alb:fang, for they Ming with them a train of emmomitaut glomming ani, by a de preface of all vital energy, exitteme Welt' hteurnat embittcred.—. Whether they ante from the poevakic.ocf ti exonvte, thedeitrec dos Netts of Ichool-boys, or the indulges eta of Maturity, they rt. quire the molt alldueus protedlonal tl ili ; but by the ignorant* of nanineated tam, the tymptoms are wanted, mast:he comb. :Mite la deitroyed. ,As a MBllt bU& e! t! ROYA7. Ccit.L.lGßof SURGEOMS., I ratnie my protease , on regularity of eidnetrion; and poteffort ntrYluolledetn PWUce.► feet myteit entitled to that eetaiLleoeo with which 'hive bithcto beat fo !Lenity honoured. in the tirtt fonfations or Meal wohnis, taffy apylicatton wilt [remit the calamity of * tichtlitated =ante ; but where the fa' term; frcm a courciatenes o the unexardixds of the Tice wUck oatiodhis miefcrtuno, is fearful of the contempt or naive of too Easily o:racial al‘d brands on/ inernittp with weal CO? =lntent. it malt be fatigaelexy for liLa to be arum: act only at capatiaty of tn.:fitment bat alto of the molt inviolable tome!. And in recct Vo=cal Camila:ins it is poTthie to prevent tale, danger or diii.refs ; in the matt easuldicated ml'kx It is Oa: acquvc stens of excliirwe experience in this has to MIMI a Cafe, mute- 1944 fpeccti te-rf 9 . l %liaimnr 1 are: the adwunage of this me/In:tee tothofe of either fez who are ahildteel wide any tied of DRBILITY, of any (means sg I(IINAILE.A.% and in 41 cafes de tem of aca oczarion are Pztoi on the Ste inwvirw. Patlenta in the canary are expelled to !poloist Dash note, sad are rogia.atai to feed, disk ago mod manner of living. fortel1 1 :1121 111 REE, Menace of the loyal Catege of Surgeons in London. No sn:Arnsda• Race, &rand, ten Temple Bar To THOS. TAYLOR, El.q. No. 9, New Bridge-greet, Loudon. SIR -1 confider it but an net of jultice due to the merits of your LEAICE's PATENT PILLS, to communi cate to you the following Cure, which has recently been perforated by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of bit orders arding therefrom), was reduced tlmoit to a ikeletoo, and though he had the heft medical advice which could be obtained. and tried a variety of patent medleines,nothing could be procured which teemed to felt his cafe, or to do hint any fterice ; be remain ed in a ,nolt reduced and pitiable fituation for two years, anableto follow hls profeffion, and feareely able to walk or even to Rand on his legs; in fati, novae who knew him ever fuppofed it poffiblr for him to recover. He was advifed at laft to try your Lraech Pit I.s—he did fo, ftrintly adhering to the dire4tions given with them—he had not taken more than two boxes,before be found an alteration for the better : this encouraged hint to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more be found his appetite and flrangth grads ally return, and is now as healthy. and a. Rout as any matt I know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any perfon to me fur a confirmation of the above account if it fhould be dl,ubted. I am. Sir, your obedient humble (errant, Library, Follette :le, July 10,1805. THO. PURDY'. Prepared and fold by the Pole Proprietor Tuns, TAYLOR, Member of the Royal Coll-gc of Sargeons,Ler dote, at his boufe, No. 9, New Bridge ilre..t; ‘Vhere, after a conitant relidnice of more than ao years, in praaice particularly (Wetted_ to the cure of Ventral complaints and tholc incidental to the parts of generation in both (tees, wit. that inviolable feetacy which men of his pmfeffitai fltuuld • obferve, h. flatters hirofelf the advice and affittance he gratuity* . adminitters to perfons taking this medicine, will be eiteemcd. a difeentitte public, as an advantage (Mom to be obtained, and I void of ambiguity. Alto fold, by his appointment, for the convenitece of thofe liv. in at a dill:ince, at the Perfumer s, No. y 5. ht Alhan's-itreet, Mall the Toyihop, r. - 3,oeford-ftreta; Mr. Difhorough, y,' if ftreet -Rill; Mr. Baxter's. booth-bridge, Edith .rgh ; Mr. .!Dos nald'o, Gl:Setter ; Mr.CaUwell'a, Dublin ; Mr.Billitige's, Liverpook I Mr. Atkinfores, Manchefter, and by one- perfon in every reties &rabic town in time Prinitt ar d Ireland, in boat. of only 25 9.t each, fealed up with full and plain diredtions, w6rnhl perfon. tither fez may cure themfe Ives with cafe, (pled, fectety, an-! lardy- N.B. Every lox fuldin Great Britain is fealed up with a ttin7, on which, by favour of the Commillienters, is printed at the Scat, r Office—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge.ltreet—to imitate which er (duty, and all others are counterfeit. Printed and Publitied by LEV FL KF-NT (':1 • terbury-place, Lambeth). at tbe 9vricr, No. I. Ciitr AMA. Publigted alt . () at tbeST.ta OPIA:11, Ica pie-Be.