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LINES, DEATH OF A BEI.OVED ONLY SON. •RON A VANISH INSCRIPTION, AOTNOR OF " TNI PLZASURCS OP 110fA." mortal folare ever rate broken Pillar of my days; ate reflore a form fo dear • hat which lies nemonfcions here? o, my DAac6, lateft given, let reclaimed Gift of Hives's! :fling thee, Neill could bids linering beam of happinefs lov'd, my loil,my only Care, my thought with thee to there Heart's Difcourfe fo gently kind, mould to worth thy pliant mind; waru'd of aU my future Woe, tied on Happinefs below lofu:g thee, nay blooming Boy, :rot lora. another joy; all that ilay'd my earthly trait thee is burled in the Duff ! charming years had fraught with rut fprightly Soul and lovely Face, re bartlnnefs bad not planted fear forrow wrung one fluent tear; frank and warns my DA RCO flew tare each welcome and atieu-- Word, each Step, each Look to 'tend, Child, my Scholar, and my Mend! when his gaily-fmiling talk ar'd my tweet, my rummer walk; ten I fat, at day's decline, clafp'd his little hand in mined many Woes were then forgot— blifeful fecnid his Father's lot! breathing love, my Borom laid, an a dying couchgvhen laid—. than I bid thee, DA a co, (land, grafp thee with my fail* hand I— , cold, thou pledge of future alums, who gave thee to my arms, nursed Hopes, your Grave is otig Mary Beeps beLde her Son ! buOt, my Heart I—Aillieting MATIN, will be done, thy foLue green; 4ortal halm can never mite Broken Pillar of my days, tub reltore a form fo dear sit which lies uncoacious here! COUNTRY NEWS. RT.—At our Fair on Friday, cattle eed prices. C.heefe fold at from three eas per cwt. a great deal was taken Salt butter, which in the morning efore night was reduced to yd per lb. 7 reafonable. -Mr. HELLMIY, of this place, was • Sutterton, by two footpads, who de money ; on his refufal, they beat him r, and threw him and his horfe into a inately come perfons came to his affift obbers efcaped. —An inquifition was taken on Satur mflone, on the view of the body of low, a pauper, who was fuppofed to his way through the darknefs of the ell into a pond and was drowned.— 'dental death. HIM. There is now growing in the fr. Lswts, of this town, an apple, the ne of a fecond crop of the fame tree its may be truly Paid to be an apple cd and fet in one century and ripened he next. sa.—The price of grain in our market , wheat ill. 45.; barley, Bs. to tss. ; 4s. ; peas, 135. td iqs ; 01t5,.53. pd. )utheL No Wanes was done at the mittee of the Bread Institution in this quence of the liberal fubfcriptions, are Writ utc near 4 000 Milling loaves per ig twin poor of near 4d. in each loaf. inn, Jaw. t.—On Saturday laft an in is taken at Brighton Su ff olk, on the orgc Jefferfon, and Brighton, the Fro butchers) who were both going in rt, from Woolpit to Bury, on that nween the hours of fit and feven ,yn they overtook Ramthotham's Ipf waggon, going into Brighton, and the driver to put his horfes on; the tern he could not do it then, but would could, upon which they endeavoured raggon, when the off wheel of the cart the bank, it was overturned, and Mr. s thrown under the waggon ; and be er could flop the horfes the hind wheel Is head and crufhed it to pieces. Mr. 11 with his head under the wheel of the e was driving, and was inttantly killed. idental death, with the accullomed Mr. Jefferfon was 55, and Mr. Bump -3 of age. 3H, JANUARY S... —George Walker, who jtdburth prifon, has been apprehend :orge Williamfon, meffenger, and com e Tolbooth of this city. a baker in the neighbourhood of this vi:ted before the Magi ftrates, of felling ayes confiderably deficient in weight. e was, that though they apparently of that denomination, yet he fold them ce and at a reduced weight; but this ates did not think proper to fultain as colon for tranfgrefling the pofitive law, m 221. 4s. 6d. flerling, although it'was viftion ; and alfo, the perfon to whom is them for retail, tome of the loaves s than ten ounces deficient. day, Thomas Valence, a coal driver, ed before the Magiftrates of felling weight, when he was fcntenced to f five guineas. Out of two carts there than ten and a half hundred deficient. Prein the LONDON C AZETTE, 7tomary 6. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAIL-OFFICE, JANUARY 6, i8o1• 4th Regiment of Dragoon duardsEnflin William Drought, from the 68th Foot, to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Nor cod, promoted. 17th Regiment of Lied Dragoons—Tiofpltal-Mate Samuel Tilt to be Affiftant-Surgeon. 19th Ditto-Lieutenant Thomas W. Vaughan, from the 9th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Bailey, who exchange,. 4th Regiment of Footo-Enfign Odtavius Temple to be Lieu tenant, by purchafe, vice Skottowe, who retires; Enfign J. W. Fletcher to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice O'Gorman, who retires; Janus C. Edged, Gent. to be Entign, by pur chafe. 9th Ditto—Lieutenant Philip Bailey, from the 19th Light Dra goons, to be Lieutenant, vice Vaughan, who ezehangts. 13th Ditto—Enfign John Cuftice, from the 6oth Foot, to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Blake, promoted. 37th Ditto—Andrew Tilt, Gent. to be &dip, by purchafe, vier Hole, promoted; ACiftant-Surgeon John V. Thomp l fon, from the Prince of Wales's own Females, to be AMR ant-Surgeon, vice Wailes, promoted in the ad) Foot. sad Ditto- Lleatenant William Jones to be Adjutant, vice M'Conmbe, who rehgns. 54th Piro—Lieutenant J. T. Ptrnel Bettefworth, frpnt the zd Dropon Guards, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Broom wich, who retires. 39th Ditto—Jofeph Creighton, Gent. to be Enfign, by pur chafe, vice Watts, promoted. 6oth Regiment of Foot—Bryan Leigh, Efq. to be Paymaftcr of the 3d battalion. 64th Ditto-. Major Robert Donald to be Litlatenant•Colonel, l by purchafe, vice Major-General Richardfon, who retires. Hofpital-Mate Robert L'oowarth to be ffillant-Sutgeoo, vice Joliffe, decoded. Ft li'Ditto—Robert Paul, Gent. to be Eidlgn, by purchafe, vice Hamilton, promoted 934 Ditto—Enfign Cxfar Colelough, from the both Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe. 4th Waft India Reghnent—Enfign Richard Stannard, from the sth Weft India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Popplewell, promoted. STAFF CORPS. Enfign John William Groombridge to be Lieutenant. Enfign William Read to be Lieutenant. Simon Held, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Grootnbridge. Haviland lc Merolla., Gent. to be Enfign, vice Read. A Corps of Riflemen.- John Robb, dent to be Surgeon. George Rowe, Gent. to be Affiftant-Surgeon. . Hairy Metter, Gent. to be Affiltant- INVALIDS. Brevet Lieutsnabt•Colonel James Fahy to be Commandant of the Independent Companies of Invalids at Alderney, vies Gordon. BREVET. Colonel James Erfkine, ;1;14 t nth Light Dragoons, to be Aide-de-Camp to the King, vice Manninghiun, appointed to the Command of the Rifle Corps. Royal Lancafhire Volunteers. George Ack lom, Gent. to be Enfign, vice R. Cochrane, promoted. Dorfetthire Gentlerfien and Yeomanry Cavalry. Thomas Herlock Ballard, Gent to be Cornet, vice Portman, who reigns. • Northamptordhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Sir Edward Dryden, Bart. to be Lieutenant in the Toweefter Troop, vice Ruffell, who reigns. • Royal Aberdeen Volunteers. Mt Lieutenant William Gibbon to be Captain, vice A. Oil:P -im, decesfecti Hugh Cochran, Gent to be Seconsl Lieutenant Brecknock Volunteer Infantry. Enfign Hugh Bold to be Lieutenant, vice Wynter, who to sd Battalion of the Royal Regiment of Edinburgh Volunteers. Lieutenant Alexander Blair to be Captain, rite Hamilton, who refigns. Enßgn John Dillon to be Lieutenant, vice Blair. Falkland Volunteers. _ . Second Lieutrnint John Duncan to be Firit Lieutenant, vice Gußind, who realm. George Coll, Gent to be Second Licutenant,`vice Duncan. Glamorgan Rangers. Major Calvert Richard Tones to be Lkutenant-Colonel, vice Llewellyn, who religns. Captain John Morris to be lcidior, vice Jones. Ift Battalion of the Ivlontrofe Volunteers. Robert Walker, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Ringwood Volunteers. George higawain, Gent. to be Surgeon, 'lce Valley, who rt figns. bordale and Wydale Volunteers. George DougLa, Germ to be Second Lieutesant. 11114011ANDUM. The fuperfeMon of Lieutenant M'Carthy, of Co'orel Mac Ncill's Regiment uf.Feneible Infantry, u ft.re.i in the Gaut.. of the id ult. has not taken Our Commitliuns in the St. Martin's Volunteer Atli). ciation, figned by his Majetty. Dated December 30, t 800. Seecuid Lieutenant John Fie_k to be Melt Lieutenant, Tice Booth, ecligncd. Alexander Mundell,Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. vice Chat. mers. reigned. Ileben Landoll, Gent. to be Second Licutenant,vlee Be.k,pro. meted. William Silk, Gent. to be Adjut.uldt. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Itb. at : Tiomat,Coirporick, late of atureh:Parage, Catea- ton-ttrect, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Jan. 3r. John J. eds. of kyr., butiolk, croution•brevec at Guildhall, 1 011.1011. Jan. 3s. James Eobie, of Swallow•ftreet, Midtlidex,viaualleT, at ten. at Guilt:kali. r, at tel. Feb. 3. Mordecai Levy, of Stamford-fti Surrey, at ten, at GuildhalL BANKR Humphrey Wincbefter, of co1;119,/iakawc1I, in Gerbriblre, Bucher of lead-ore, to (offender jimmy 19, at four, Jan. 20, and 1. eh. 17 , at eleircu, at the Red-Lion Inn, In Wreifwurth, Drrhythire. Acrid - Mrs. Mr. B•faley, In Bakewell ; tar Mr. Bract, of Effes-count. Temple, London. John Rolcliffc, of the TownLhip of Erringdon, Halifas, York (hire, miller,. to furrrnder Jan. al, at five, Jan. 23, and Feb. 17, at ton, at she White Hart bin. M'akefleld. Attondes, Mr. Clayton, of Kipp's, near Ferrybridgc, Yotitlldre; or Mr. Edward Sykes, New-Inn, London. Samuel Townfend, of Briftol, Ironmonger, to furrender Jan. is, at, and Feb. 17, at five, at the Bulb Tavern, Briftol. Actor nice, Mr. Lewis, King's-Bench Walks, Inner Temple, Lon don ; or Mr. Gillett, Caftle-Green, BMW!. Archibald Campbell, of Gofport, Southampton, brandy.mer chant, to furrcnder Jam 17, at ten, Jut. 19, and }eb. 17, at eleven, at the India Arms, Gofpnrt. Attornt y, Mr. Atha Humptreys,'Fokenhoufe-Yard, London. • DIVIDENDS. Jan. an. William Ridout, of Mancbcfter,Nßlan manufaCturer, at throe, at tht Spread-Eagle Inn, Mancheller. Jan. 31. rieph Mellor and George Pratt, of Lcek , Stafford. Sure, fil -inamtfaclun ri, at ten, at the George Inn, Leek. Feb. 3. Samuel (-Icarian, of the Strand, carver, at nine, at Guildhall. Fels. 14. Henry Berthoud, of Adana-court, Old.Broad•llotet, Laudon, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Jan. 3r. Martin Walther Perfent and Anvil= William 80. decker, of Little Saint Helens, Landon, mershanu, at bake Feb. z 4. Matthew Bainbridge, of Gofwell-ftreet. St- IlotolPhi Alderfgate Without, taylne, at P.m, at Guildhall. Jan. 4. Richard Green, of Olney, Bucks, Inv-merchant, at eleAin, at the Bull lon, Olney. Feh. a 3. James Parkerfon, the younger, of Great Yarosootb, Norfolk, ihopliceper, at four, at the Maas-Wait-lasi in NOLNICho For the ItHEUMATISMS and COLDS width prevail at this Intim of the year, no Medicine is fo fafe and ef4- cations as Dr. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLSO--Their pe culiar tendency to promote Perfpiration, and all the natural fecreitons, will account for their Gorda:virtue:sin there Com , plaints, as well as in many others to which the human frame is 'Liblc from the viciflitudes of our Climate. They are admi-. rably calculated for Diforcters of the Stomach and Bowels, fur perfonsof a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as alto for thole whale conftltutions have been affeCted by a too &dive or too fedentary life. They are likewife particularly ferviceable in Hcad-Ards, ;, oceacsoned by Indigeftion, and in removing the bad effetts of' ' free living; as alfo in preventing Palfies and Apoplexies, fo often the confcquence of intemperance. Rccourfe ihould be I had to them after every exerts of eating and drinking, and upon every flight indifpolition . • and thus their well-known charade riftic of promoting longe vity will be maintained; for, by MO.- Mg Nature in the due difc.barge of the animal funetions, and by keeping the conftitution as it were in continual repair, they preferve the body in health and vigour,and prevent premature decay. As the Ammirrte Pitts owe their excellence to a peculiar preparation, which has never been divulged by the Inventor but to the prefect Proprietors, they can only be bad genuine from them; and they are fold by Fitatrcis Newsier, at the Ware beak for Dr. James's Powder, No. 4, the Eaft End of St. Paul's, a few doors from Cheaplide, Landon ; and at Dr. James's late honk in Bruton-ittect ; in Boxes price as. 6.1. rack, Stump included; or the quantity of fix may be hall In one large box, for 11. 21. 6d.—Gbferve that the name, " F. Newbcry, No. 0, St. Paul's," Is engraved In the Ramps. All others arc counterfeits. BIRTHS. On the 28th ult. at the Signal Station, Cantor, Suffolk, the wifc of Lieutenant Charles King, of the Royal Navy, of a fon. On the r It inftaat, Mrs. John Schneider, of Fughury-fquare, of a Rill-born child. MARRIED. In September !aft, at Bombay, Sir William Syer, Recorder of that place, to Mifs William/on, cid& daughter of the Rev. Jo feph Wfiliamfon ' of St. Dan San in the Weft. On Thurfday kit, at Chriftian Manure!, Peter Lovell, Efq. of Cole Park, Wilts, to if. Charlotte Wines, daughter of the Archdeacon of Wells. _ _ • ---.— On Thurfday laft, at Heytkrop, in Oxfordfhire, Mr. Tho mas Slatter, of Pembroke College, to Mfrs Pearfon, daughter of the Rev. John Pearfon, Curate of that place. Thurfday lift, at (-lumber Park, by (pedal !Bence, Colonel Cotton, eldeß fon of Sir Robert Cotton, But. to the Right Ho- nourable Lady Anna Maria Clinton, litter to his Grace the Duke of Neweaftle. DIED. At Porres, on Tudday tie aid ult. Mr. William Dunbar, clerk of that burgh. At bre boat in St. Andrew's Square, Edinburgh, on the 25th ult. Mr. Anderfon, wife of Robert Aoderfon, Eiq. At Drygrange, on the .24th ult. Thomas Tod, Efq. of Dry. grange, W. S. COURSE OP EXCHANGE. Hambursk 2910 ai U. Naples - - 40 Altona - 49 Is it U. Venice - 46 Lifbon - 6t Leghorn . . Odom . Oporto . - Palermo. po peke per oz. .Sublin - DISEASES of. the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOUR refpatfu ll y informs the Public, that he may be confultsel gratis every day from 9 to 5, at his hook, No. 5, Frith-ftreet, Soho, London in all cafes of Obitruellons and Stridtures, Seminal Weakneits, Meets, In continency of Urine, Hydrocde, Impotence, Fiftulas. Vene real nitrate, and debility in either Sex. From his extenfive PracrUce us this profcSlonal department, to which he has con fined his attention for many years, he has fuccaded in a method of care, mild and efficacious, and which prevents the poffshility of a relapfe. As many of there Complaintscannot be removed without the! ufe of Medicated Bougie, Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of Dean's celebrated Boogies, has ultimately to improved them,., free from the irritating effeßiof common Boogies, as in 'the molt olatinate cafes to lave foemeded, what I unities andothee violent menu have failed. For the Venereal Difaufe, Mf.DUFOIIIt. is In tole poffellion of Dar.ui's Remedies, which are fo mild in thdr action as to render confinement or re lt raint in dirt unnevaitary. . . Perfons in the country Rating their cafes fully, In a letter, (poet paid) will be properly attended to. 'l4 =able Mr. 1) to attend patients at their own houfes, helm provided the 'Aflame of a Gentleman of the Faculty. ' Soon will he publilbed, pries as. ad. - Fifth Fdition, conllde misty entarecd. A Treatlfe on the above Compialins;illuftrated with Obferv - atinris and Cafes ilsewirg the painful and danger •us affeas of Caulk Bungles. lee. I,ltl .I..TTENANT W. PMEIDOE, - irk? HIS MAJED'ithsGHN YkSSEI. FEARLESS. sta. rlylTlOUth•LSOCk..july 3s, aock TT is with infinite Satisfaiion I acknowledge the excellence dynes Botanical syrup, which 'hit rklicved me from the meft excruciating RHEHMATICPAINS Ind CON TRACTION of the parrs, which I bare been allikted with apwards of taii Month.: be allured I lan recommend your valuable hleslicina to the utmoft of my Power. 1 remain, Sir, your very obedient humbk Servant, W. PARDOb. To Dr. ERODUM, London. X' turfs to theettove Cure.L. CONCON, Printer and Stationer. Noss, Fore-Exact, Plymouth. Dark. Colonel Count BY LAND, jam of fairy Hall, Mottlogham Kent, think,' it but jolt to rceoemnend Doffing. BROOUst Me divines, as revere] of his friends have found benefit thereby. London, Molt es, esoo. . Ca,....n Aa.k.AANDBit BLAE Es . Mwirler, of Smith Jdelaa, uckuowhalg.sto have received muck beatific by taking Jr. natal UNl's DWI A NICA L SY aU P; Le being affigted with the " curvy and Gran]. ALREANDERBLAILE. A Copy of the Affidavit, made by John M•Gowen, Grocer. is, Church-Emit, Sktekfriara-Road, at Gaildhau, London, Augult 18, doo. COMBS, Lord Mayor. " I, John M9owen, do hereby make oath. thaa I have re ceived oftoalfh'stg benefit by eating Dr. BRODVIA'S Nets ens Cordial, which was recommended to me by a Medical man; I was cored of a Mous 'Fever. Yellow Jaundice, and Palpita tion of the Heart. " JOHN 11'GOWEN." Sworn at Ouildhall, London, this ilth day of Austin, 1800, before me, John Peering, FJq. Alderman. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL ID be bad at the Doetor's bottle, No 9, Albion-ft/vet; (even doors from the Lewslan Mufeum, Blachfriar's Bridge, in bottles at ass. 111.6 d. and ss. 6J. alto of • In Bath, Cruttwell, Exeter, Truman and Son, Brittol, Sheppard. Gofrart, Harding Brighton, Don aldfou and Ca. Gavle., Baru:, Birmingham, Swinney, Iplwleh, Middkdltch, Bedford, Smith, Ilk of Wight, Aibin, Biandford, Simmons, Irwin*, A. Young, merchant. Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Leeds, Blnns and Co. Cheltenham, Buckle, Lynn, Oaks, Cambridge, Gee Leicefter, Swinfen, Canterbury, Brißow, Lewes, Elliott, Janie, Ma/whelks, I.Yzicht Chatham. Etherington, Margate, Silver, Chelmsford. Meggy and Co. Newbury, Fuller, Chefter, Pooh: and Sim, Newealtle Walker , . , Chichare, Phalli:Ain, Noethamptoo, Dicey and Co. Dublin, Spilthury and Cs. Nottingham, aurbage and Co Durham. I - tend...eon, Norwich, Steve too and Co. Deal, Rofe, Oxford, Jones. I Dover, Nodes, Pip:north Nettleton, Devises, Brossittes, Pankow:li, Belmn, Derby, Drewry, Reading. Sman, and Co. Edinburgh, Baxter, Soilderiand, Bray, Mats. Hufban4, Shrewlltury, Eddowes, Maw, and Co. Southampton, Bakes, end naut of the Boohldien and Medicine-Venda:a in the throe A sea. bowie mistakes equoi to ire (mall ones. •* A member of cures performed at Southampton, Haft inp,,, Portfmouth, We of Wight, Margate, Raintgate, Dover, Bath, BrUtol,Harrowgate, Cheltenham. and Tunbridge Wdis, in the courfe of hit feafon, on fevoral Ladies and Gentlemen, who, from their elevated fumed= is SU, will not pack et ghdr awes bail 'obligati. Ifstnet 6f a Letter 'torn 1ra 11626 Fr, Maiefty's Ju*kc. of th• Pewee (01' ::-.14111" - . • Doctor Solomow , I3veiy g. " RS. GREEN . HIE.I.II) L,s ;I ATI- Cordial Balm of Gil.ad, mad (lon, advice of many of the moil of , to prefcribe for a bilious compLairt that :his .tae . . ten years, me found the molt wonderful bend•• dieine slow. M. Git.H.N4.'i Dublin, No. 7, Montague-ltrect, yth Oei ober, Extra& of a Letter from Mr. S. Itroard, Each, ••, of pdlober, 1800. " A Utile few days Me called *non rete, zed ` your Cordial Balm of Gilead had fared the die of t.• - another Lady "armed me that the was cured of a v*.d•or „: sous com,ilaint by a few bottles, and that when Mr 1,4 f,. it, the could not write, or fcarcely attend to any: hi, 7 ." " Cunfumptivc Complaints are generally oecafiotee b tI., . r , nation of the blood iwtho hint,, tilit is convc:• rd in; pun.: t mttter; this may be owing to nervous. 'oni` „ r dropfical complaints, excels of libidinous iedulre.::lN, • a too ftudlous, fedentary life; heat of eihrate, 2 , arti immoderate aft of mercurial', tea, coffee, or oth, r quids: it may be owing to a cold caught by damp lords or d,rp houfts; chloras or green ticknefa; excefa of grid or p:r .. re debility of the fibres of the vilecra, an ulcer In the lir, r, neo:4-t eu&omary exercifes, &e. Bcc. The CORDIAL PALA! et GILEAD is calculated to reftore a broken and decayed condi. tutiou to its priftinehealth and rigour. This day was publlthai, price 3s, with the Author.. Portr„, t , A GUIDE TO HEALTH, or, Advice to both S,ata..-ca F ema l e Dlfesfes, Nervous, Hypochondriac and Confumptivai Complaints: to which le added, an Effay on the Vencrtal Difeafe, Oh:et., and Seminal Weakne Cs, site an the fubjedi of a folitary and dettfuetive vice; and as acidrefe to parents, guardians, tutors, and xhofe who have de Cite aM education of youth. Likewife advice to bathers particularly the affiieled with nervous complaints. The whole Moil ratedand in. terfperfud with a variety of authentic fads, never before pule. 'Med.—Sold by J. Matthews, Strand, and all the Bookfellets. The CORDIAL BALM Of GILEAD is univerfally ac knowledged to b: peculiarly ehicdciiiu, in all inward wading,. Info of appetite, in:ligation, dipreilion of feitirt, um:taint or fhaking of hands or limbs, animate coughs, lhorta of braatk and confemptive habits. •.• Pamphlets of its efficacy, gratis. Sold by Mr. Matthews, No. xB, Strand, Lontion, Bath, by Hatard Lancattcr, by Walrnky , Briltol, Sheppard Leeds, Mons _ . . Lincoln, Drury Lynn, Meath? Lacelter, Gregory ----, Swinfen Brighton Grigory Swinney Bedford, Smith Bland ford, Simmons . Bury St. Ed. Dingle Levees, Lee Cheltenham, Harvard ~ Manchefter, Lynch Cambridge, Hodgfon Margate, Rowe Canterbury, Simmons, Newbury, FuD Cultic, Joule Nest/cattle u Walker Chcfter, Poole =4 Sow Norwich, Stet/taco a Chichefter, Philipfon Co. Cireneefter ' Stephens Oxford, Jones Chippenham, Combs' Plymouth, Do na Chatham, Ethcrington Northampton, Edge Chelmsford, Clacbear Nottingham, Burbage DJblin, Davifon Portfmouth, Balm Durham, Pennington Reading, Smart & Co. Dartmouth, Jackie" Sunsiedand, Bray Deal, Rofe Stantfprd, Newsom', Dover, Neale' Shrewibury, Wood Dealss, Broughton Southampton, Baker Dorchefter, Crutwell Stafford, Smith ... - Derby, Drewry Prefton, Sergeot Edinburgh, Smith Sahlbnry, Collins Exeter, Trueruan &Son Scarboruugb, Bayley Falmouth, Elliot Taunton, Poole Gorgon, Harding Tunbridge, Cox Gloueetter, Rallies Wells, Evill . Glatgow, retDonald Worcießcr, Tywn Ipfwieb, Mictdleditelk Warwick, PUT ifie of Wight, Albin Winclicfter. Robbins Kendal, Branthvraite York, N. B. The Cordial Balm of Gilead it fold in bottles. price half-Guinn each. Then are alto buns, price 5L COPCilain equal to twelve bottles at sos. 6d. by which the patient Iwo EL 66 .which can be kad of the Doctor, by remitting a f ive Pooled Bank Note. •.. Perrone in the eouney requiring the Dodtvff's orinion re • I ative to Inveterate carets, arc to curiae Ma areal fee of a guinea, in a letter, with the Rate of the cafe. Such letter ihould (for fafety) be Mtn dire cit.ed—.' iVioney-ktter ; Dr. Soloinur, Solo mon's-place, Browniow-meet, Liverpool ; paid double LEAKE's PATENT PILLS. T. Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, No. 4, New liridge-itreet, Black friars, London. 11111, Plymouth, January 7. • IT is but jultice to your invaluable IVLUik:::):, LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, (of which my Father felt have been the altablithed Vende.rs for vou,lt this Pori , as yea") :o /tate to you, far the inforsoation and benefit to ti.t. the following very eatraor td vas t Cure performed by them. Mr. a young man, about four years finer, was Mk el ed with the Venereal CoMpiairft, and on the lirlt appear. once *lit had reeourfo taaaeminent Surgeon, who admi! :tiered the alma routine s<Medie3nes far a coofiderable time without effes!i; he then applied to another of the faculty, front whom be took a variety of inecliclucs, so no pure : about tin , note a foul ulcer appeared in his throat, and large twilling. on his EMU,' which gave hint iheh dreadful excruciating pain, particular!? when he was warm in bad, as to deprive him of reft ; he moti oned in this melancholy way for lams tregitha, wheel a (Link man got him into h m ooring Inksakry, where he raven:est up/Wards oT three months, and went through a regalar mercurial Cowie, and was for fume tinies little 'better ; be was then dil a:grid, and returned to thistiaat,Waltve, in a very Own time, he bee:tine as bad or worfe than ever r be now tua* kraal pa tuntand adv:rtited nudiclucw but in vain, and•was at this pe riod reduced to a mere ikelrtna, kis legs were brokca up wall wounds and deers to &Teril places, and much fwollen, he W:01 fO steed as not to be Lamm by his intimate frimds, and peeled that every fueetteding bout would b.: his tall. In this malansdsoly helphis Gate I few him, and mutt confel sit be had S not told me his name, he was fo emaciated, I !tumid not have known him. Having related to me the above melancholy tale, and knowing the great efficacy of your Pills, I aiked if he would take lame of them upoa my reeonuoe.ndation ? be laid . he would, btu ha feared ha waa too fat gone to cape& any re lid in this world • 1 fent him four Boxes, whielthc took, and when I called on h im again found him in better fpiritsand able to fit up in his chair; (non after this he went to his friend 113 Cornwall, taking a (apply of the Pills with him, which he continual for • confederable time according to your prirtal directions, gradually mending in health and rionftltution ; about iwciv..• minitbs nucc be return ad to this place, his ler& perfealy well, grown jolly and (tout, and at well as ever he was In hie life . he married Once his retorts, and about fever weeks ago was bleffed with a hue, thumping, healthy boy. He has particularly requested roe to flare to you the above extraordinary cure. that you may convey it to the public in any manner >--ou think proper; for my own part, when I faw hill I gave him over for a ion man, and ncvcr waifs agreeably iarprized as what he returned in full health and vigour, which. ender the bklfutg of (boo, is to be attenuated to your Wily famous medicine, Leake's Patent Pills. I remain your obedient humble Certain, • B. R. HAYDON, Bookfener and Printer, at Plymouth, to hie Royal Highnefa the Duke of °armee. • Preparedend fold by the Sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAYLOR, Member of the Corporation of Su /eons, London, at his bodes No. 4, New Bra-fircet. They are alto fold, by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-tient, Pall Mall; Mr. Robinfon's Toy (bop, No. to 3, Oxford-greet; Mr. Steel, Booktiler, No. 1, Union-row Little Tower-hill; Matra. Watson and Co. Edin burgh; Mt. Ca:dwell, Dublin; sad by one perfon in every confiderable townin'England, &e. is boxes of only as. 9d. each, fealed up, with full sod plain din:Mans. LONDON Pdataa for the PrOptietore, by JOHN DANIEL, of Caroabrftroet) et the PTA R PRI MI TI Nll.O/ Piet, Tio. 2. gad rdiansed by Laval. KENT, (of Cot lerbarrylaee, Umbeth), at No z. Corey-lbw, awl et the STAR-Orme, Tersylo-bar ;to Irblett O sal essatitek esteem for the lipuroa as requital es bs oddevied, 1i 1