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I. " FOR TES Stallt ------ • RPISTLE FROM MISS BRIDGET LIZARD, IN hATH. t TO HER COUSIN, MISS SUSAN LIZARD, ' PENZANCE, CORNWALL. .....-.... . . You retufted, dear SUSAN, I'd fend you a line' With a proper account of th . journey of mine ; i Of all that I heard and I taw in this City, . 4 The refort of the *lever, the handforne, the witty. The fork anti the healthy, die great, and the little, From the Duke et Mount Stars to a Burnaby Brittle : , But before that I touch co the long or the dense, • Pray bow are all friends whom I left at Penzance ? Thu' with all the fine folk 'tis the &Won, I find, To feel for abaft/ea," out of fight, out of mind," Which, with other grange things, made me epee my eyes, ' As a manitcft way to expects my furprize. I In the firft place, dear Cue, when the chafe fet me dawn, A ftr.nger, forfooth, in this elegant town, In feareh of a lodging I fpeedily ftray'd ; . ?ram the top of lon:Wows to the lowly Punde, When the price I was alled, to my utter vexation.. Would have hosted With convenience our whole gestration. But I could not conieniently lie In the ibuct. So was glad (the' fo doer.) With a lodging to meet. This matter decandu'd, Fleet my maid Hetty, To announce my'aeaval to tkor Lady Betty, Expelling hertaSip would come to me ftnig, And receive me, my dear, with a true Corn& hugs But, alas ! many days pals'd along with reg&t, Before I'd a fight of our dear Lady Bet, t Tho the oftee that we gave at her huieand's eiedtidil a ~ She Paid would enfure us her Cea'rowit proteiftlan ; 1 Yet coolly enough did we Meet alter all, Tho' the fad Ihe'd chaproee'nie te concert and ball. 'lls the way of the world, I told ;'Co spin • 1 I enlifted once more In her L'adyides traW. Behold me now enter, with (pint it'd pride, Theft circles of ton after Which we have figli'd, itDffdaining the few who true hapithads fink ' And running the race with the theitlghtkli aid wet, 111 From Catch Clsh to Concert, froMßall to Hennas, • My deft:avian oftElti will be very laconic ; ' Complied in my hying, dear Conlin ;that we Were ailed to the Cobh, and they gave us a Glees And to the Harmonic we watt, full *trued, What could produce harmony would be ?rowed • But what can I fey of this depot chow, . Divinely a:iodated by •-•••••— and Co. . . Wit% their para., the Prince of --•—• coming from toWn? (Pep are lied tolligejf , and go eafily down.) Why, all that is known Otitis tetfeesi mating, Is what they nun in, was &cues and eeriest, k And while at the Catch Club the mutts were all edited, They paid at the other before they were fasted. Which proves the old proverb that all of us know, That money makes motes and eke fiddles to go. I with from my heart you your BRIDOZT could viesk. ' Fell drda'd for a ball, from her bead to her shoe. I was fent to the Hoiilyce to rig me, good Conlin, And I that wore ye: Alcoa:. late by the deem, l Now wear Only me, and that festally made, Whirl finely likovers the light and the Rade-. I But, what will furprize you, tho' given to roam, • The Ladies delight for to Lay they're at home, A fignal for crowds to affentbka t night, t In order to who're dww . flis delight. 1 In sort, my dear Se/AN, here's ponies sod roots, 'The winners all (miles, and the totem all pouta ; ti Yet there who Invite, the wake kittens feel, As the candlefficks always a treater. reveal; Aod I'm told by my Lady, 'twill often fake To pay for the jellies, the cards, and the ice. . And now, dearth Suss x, adieu fora while. Year heart is to boneft, to free from all guile ; You'll fear for your IMIDO LT. What talents, the' (mall, • Sbe hopes to improve. and to (Alien "Asa • And if this epiftle Rudd pleafe at Penzance, To bear from me &only you'll nand a good chanite And now for the poft, I am all in a fidget, ' Which concludes me, my dear, your affalketate Both, sib Foirosey,clios. fetiorr. . The following gentlemen have been called to the degree of Barriers at Law, by the Hon. Society of Lincoln's Inn :-- George Roots, Efq. Richard Davenport, Efq. Henry Lawrence, Efq. Peter Walker, Efq. and John Snowden, Efq. Norman Fitzgerald Unlacke, Sunderland Cooke, Efq. Rfq. His Excellency the Lord Lientenant of Ireland has been pleated to appoint the following Gentlemen to be High Sheriffs for the enfning year I Down.—J. Rafe Cklande of Ruben, Efl• Lae Laic it.—Thoe. Grady, of Belmont, to,. ' ll:tre ales Co.—John Blande, of Slandsfard. Efq. Bosco ma om.—St. Geo. Caulfield, of Demanson, Efq. Scaoo.—Abrakam Martin, of Sligo, Efq. 71 r .—Wm. Hutehinfon, Streanßown. EN. I Wear o a e —Niche/as Leftes. of Richfield, Efq. !I Ct.*. e—T. Studded, Jan. of %malty, Ng. i ! V rrrrr ean--C. WWI'S. of Ceekwasek. Efq, k Rasa, —John Rowan, of Caltle-O r egory, 14 I' Monday fe'nnight, the Officers of the Herefordffiire 1 Militia gave an elegant Ball, at Ktoraaa's Royal . Hotel, Margate. Among the company were. Ludo—Rodney Keith. Edward Bentinek and Martham. Brigatlier•General Sir Samuel Awl:may. . Colonel._Cuppage, Bailey. Dyke, Garbert, Hawley, Dalton, and Head.—Captains, Middleton, Baum, Fanell i Decries, }paha, Boyce, Talbott, atc. • . Meffrs. Hammond, Pretty John, Scott, dec. ; • Ladies—Edward Bentinek, and Deering. • The Honourable-Mai Elphinfteue. • Iliftreffee—Elphinflone , Hammond, Mkidletoh, Brilhanc, F a r. i u:11, Vandekur, Tucker, Tawnley, Neville, &c. I I Mau—Sentinel'. , Elphinftooes, Hammond., Neville, Vande- I 1 leer, Kerins, Legetts, Buckley., doe. 1' The Ball Room was elegantly decorated with wreaths of evergreens and artificial flowers, inter- I; fperfed with variegated lamps. The Orcheftra was univerfally admired for its taller'sl embcllilhments, and an elegant tranfparency of the Britiat Lion on the watch, with the motto Itrietamque aciem et:plena.. Aka." The Ball was opened with " Speed the Plough," by Major Beringlon and the Hon. Mifs Elphinnone, followed by the Hon. Capt. Rodney and Mifs Ben- tinek, Lord Rodney and Mill M. Hammond, Capt.. Stackhoufe and Mifs Kain, &c. &c. I . At 1 a o'clock the company, confining. of about I'• sso perfons, partock of an elegant Supper, after la bia the dancing recommenced, sad continued for, '. tome time with great fpirit. 4 81 0 0R7111'G. ROYAL Howe. —The deer hunted by His MAJI-STT on Saturday was a remarkably fine one. At flailing upon Stolre green. he went off with great fpeed towards the right of Langlee, through the inclofures by Slough and Chavey, where he ran with very great (peed acrofs Cluny-fields, making towards the Thames, where it was expefied he would have croffed the Ri ver, but he made a double to the right by Darcey 'Common and Broney, and eroded the Thames op poke Bray. The royal fportfmen made for Maiden Bridge, which they eroded, when the deer having taken to the inclofures, the fportfmen purfued it, and the chace was renewed to 'the /eft of Maidenhead Thicket and the Reading roid, and Was taken near Mr. VaNsitraar's PIA, after achice of about three hours and a half. The deer was bred at Swinley, and (hewed excellent (port. Dual- Fluer.— . —On Friday lift the Earl .of Dim took the diverfion of Stag Hunting. His. Lordthip met feveral other Gentlemen at Bottle Hill, in Kent, at ten o'clock, when he g ave orders for the de er t o be turned out. At firfl he made st tort over Woldingham-hills, funk the hill to Oxted, then made a point to Godflone leaving Tilbfirfte hill to the r i g h t towar d s Lingfield ; from thence to Crowhurfi, making a flrait point to Eton-bridge, in Kent, whence he made back through the large woods and inclofures, leaving Oxted to the left, through Rooknext-park and Godilone corner, from thence to Bleehingley, Nutfield. over Bedhills-corner, croffing the Brighton, leaving Crawley to the left. He was taken in a pond in the Parilh of Buckling, after a chace of three hours, in which time it is fuppofed the fportfmen ran about fifty miles without the hounds being flopped. The deer was bred by his Lordfhip. MAL TONI COO SIM Mt IT I 110. , ...-A continued thaw of four days brought on this Meeting very un expeeedly, and by which mum Tome of the dillant Members were difappointed of their attendance, and tome were fent for ezprefs. On Tuefday morning, about twelve Members appeared, and the Prize Cup, as the fira thing of the Meeting, wls run for as under : Major Topharn's black dog, Snowdrop, by Snowball I Mr. left's blue dog. Waiter ' ' " s Mr. Croks brindled dog, Tyger - . 3 Mr. Monfon's black and white dog Major • 4 The Courfe, entirely over fwarth, wa• a very fine and a very long one, and was run beautifully by the whole four dogs. The hare, after a run of about a mile and a half, was killed. About fix matches were then rtth—of which Mr. Broadley was the winner, of one a head. Hares, from the flormy weather, were fcarce on the Wold. WIDIMDAT--411. IYE-DAY. Six Matehet, fora large furn were run this day betwixt Mr. Dailey, producing fix Greyheunds, got by Snowball, oat of Dent, 'OA Mr. Flint, he Greyhounds, got by Major, brother to Snowball, and one old dog, purcbafed lame time ago by Mr. Per rival, got by Sonwball, which tainhated as under t Mr. Darley - • M. Flint - s Undecided s After this, a Match for so guineas betwixt Mr. Lafeelles's red and white dog, and Major Tophant's black dog, Ambrolio, was run : It was a very Otort Conde the hare being killed immtdi atelit4 Ambrofio.—Glad undecided. fine running was (hewn by Mr. Darters and Mr. Flint's dogs (borrowed of Mr. Percival), but it appeared the match was made rem on the part of Mr. Flint, by the very fuperior running of the old grand dog (got by Snowball), who won his Conde in a very Sir M. M. Sykes's Fothounds, to a large field of above one hundred horfemen, threw off at Hdingiey, and killed a brace of Fovea. The Mahon Meeting, on the fecond day, ♦err nu. meroufly attended. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Yenerday the Seffions commenced at Hicks's-hall, before W. MAINWAILIN c, Efq. and a Bench of Magif trates. William Hill, a fchoolmafter at Battle Bridge, was indiaed for an stank on Matilda Dear, with an intent to commit a rape. It appeared that no complaints bad been made by the girl of the charge in queftion, as thofe made to her lifter were Paid to have been Coon after Midfumnser. The Jury doubted the whole of the flumes's, and confequently acquitted the pi foner. LONDON SESSIONS. Yelerday, after the Grand and Petty Jules were (worn, the Court proceeded to hear the appeals, in which little of novelty or of public intereft occurred. The following were the only cafes worthy of notice: Wolfe Lyons, a miferable looking old man, was found gnilty of an affault, with intent to commit a heinous crime. The Common Serjeant having Rated to the Court, that the prifoner had formerly been convicted of a fi milar offence, for which he was imprifoned three years, the Court confulted on his punithment, and, after Tome deliberation, deferred judgment until the profecutor's Counfel produced the record of his for mer fentence. Win. Grave, was tried on an indiElment, for affault ing, with intent to ravifb, Mary Scott. The Profecutrix, who is a very young girl, lives fervant at a public.houfe, in Crotched Friars, and gave her evidence as to the affault in a very cool way, and with an unblufbing front.—The Defen dant, it appeared, took advantage of her being (weep ing out his room to make fome amorous approaches to hsr. She retired into another room, when he prefseeded to take fome indecent freedoms with her perfoo, when the Galled out, and he defined. On her crofs•exarnination the faid the did not call out very loud, nor did he ufe any great violence— this happened at half paft two in the day, and the informed her millrefs of the rudenefs offered her at eight in the evening, and not before. The Foreman of the Jury Rated to his Lordfhip they were satisfied, and then found a verdion of—Not Guilty. Powell, for assaulting J. Boxer, received lenience to pay a fine of sof. to be confined in the New Compeer, for one month, and further until the fine is paid. London, Bodied!, a broker and Liverym an o f t h e c i t y of London, was found guilty of affaulting R. Waife, a merchant, ?eliding in Falcon-fquare.--The circum fiances of the cafe were of a frivolous nature, and the matter was adiniked in the precut of the Court. Z ONDON MARKET& CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY t*. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only Irmo the 4th ni February to the 9th of Feb..—Total 9.476 Quarters. Average top• 43t.0i. 4141 higher than lilt return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the ad of February to the Bth of February. Total-8393 tacks—.-Average 95a. 4d.... vs 9f4. lower than WE return. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, FEB. r 4. Wheat pa load al os to 321 011 fluky pa quartet al Sa to al It. 02U per ditto il 5s to tl tss Beans per dkto al 61 to al Its Peale per ditto II los to sl ths PRICE OF SEEDS. Red Clover sets to zoos per 'wt. White ditto 56s to tau do. Trefoil 16, to 4s. 'do. Carraway 138$ to 142 s do. Coriander, :as to 1516/1 do. Turnip as (0 ass per buena. White Militant Seal, 6s to its of do. Brown ditto, los to as do. Canary, ys od to 8s od do. tgaftitafs via od to 34s od perqoarter. Bears 3 2$ od to boa od Long Pods 36. od to 56s od Tares OS 041 to 445 oil PRICE OF HOPS. SAGS. POCRITS. I tett • 41 OS to 51 OS Kent - 41 tcs to • I 8 $ %Ea - 31 181 to 41 12$ Sulks - 41 45 to si oil Eget • 4) os to 51 5 11 Farnham 31 os In ?I 0 , PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BORtn:GH Bap 41 tos to 31 fs I Pockets 41 tos to 61 6. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whiteehapel. Harpist'load o oto 4 0 3 0 oto 4 14 0 3 16 t.) 4 11 0 Straw o 010 1 0 1 30(02140 1 18 10 2 80 Clover 4 0 10 4 I* . 44t0 5 5 0 SMITHFIELD, February IS. To fink the offal•-•per tone of 81h. Bali as ad to 35 6d I Veal 35 kl to Is od MattOn 45 ad to 35 8d Pork 411 44 to St 44 HEAD Of CATTLE TIIIS OAT. Beads about um—Sheep i r,coo. NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, February tg. Per (tone of glb. by the careafe. Beef 38 ad to as 64 I Veal 44 gd to 6. gd Mutton 35 Od to 4s 11l Pork Att 44 to SE 44 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 4s 31 Town Tallow 7111 6tl td os Clare Market as 211 Ruffia ditto (can.) 681 od to 7os Whitecbapel Mark et Ruclia ditto (fuap) 68. od to os (per Roue of 81b.) .as td Melted Stuff 581 od to 59* -- Ditto rough 38s od to os its ;.1 Greav,•s tas od Average Price as 2id Good Dreg% its to os Yelky.v Se:lp, 78s. to :;ss. —Curd, pas. Price ut Cendlcs per dozen, its. f <—Moukls, t as. 6.L RAW 1 - 111,ES. - - - Hides (per ftone) is fAI to 3• 30.1 HO;fe Skins x6s od to 595 Middling 3s 251 to 3+ 4d Heavy Calf 224 od each Ordinary cs oil to 3s cd Sheep Skins podtoos od PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each 23d to 241 Ditto, 6o to 651 b esd to z 64 Merchants Backs —d to 23d Dreding Hides sid to 244 Fine Coach Hides 24d to 26d • Crop Hides for Cutting 24d to 250 Flat Ordinary 2,0 to 24d Calf Skins, 3o to 40 1 b per dozen 34 1 to 38d Ditto so to 7olb 35d to 39d Ditto 7o to 801 b 344 to 36d Small Seals(GrsenLind) per lb. 3s 651 to 3s 9tl Large ditto I tot to 17os per doz. Goat Skins 251 to dss ditto. Tanned Horfe Hides 3os to 4os each COAL EXCHANGE, Eebrulry 15. Bel! Gosh, in the Pool, per Chaldron its. od. Delivered to Houfekeepers at 635. od. Sunderland, p , r chaidron 4.3 t. od. Delivered to Houfekeepers at 555. od. DIVIDENDS Februtrf 23. James Watts,4Alligat; High.flreet, London, tin plate-worker and peivtirer, at one, at Guildhall. February 23. Thomas Archer, of Hereford, linen-draper and mer cer, at eleven, at Guildhall, Ltindon. Feb. 23. John Scott and George Scott, of South-itreet, (quart, London, merchants and partners, at tun, at Guildhall. February as. Robert Terry, now or late of Hadleigh, Suffolk, =Tar, and draper, at eleven, at the White Lion inn, Hadleigh. February at. Andrew Dodfon, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, I.iverpooL February 23. Henry rim, late of Sun-flreet, Bilhopfgate-ftrcel, London, baker, at one, at Guildhall. February 23. John Timminga, of Stcwart-ftreet, Spitalfields, blid dlafe=, ilk raker, at eleven, at Guildhall. Feb. s 3. Thomas Everett Mid Jofeph Bilbop, late of Wells, Nor folk, thlp-builders and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BIRTHS. Tuefday morning, In 01dBro.d . ftreet, the Lady of William Thornton, Efq. of a daughter. On the ayth u1t..0 Remo!lone, near Loughborough, the Lady of Horace St. Paul, Efq. of a daughter. MARRIED. On the ads inft. at Aldgate Church, Captain William Payne, of the Royal Artillery, to Mifs Staines, daughter of the late Wm. Staines, Efq. of Farningham, Kcnt. On the Bth init. in Church-hill church, John Dundas. Efq. third fon of Patrick Dundas, Rofcoe, county Fermanagh, Efq. to Mifs O'Brien. daughter of the late Counfellor O'Brien, of Drumhala, county Leitrim. DIED _ ...._ Os the 3d ult. at Paris, dd. Chappe, the inventor of the Tele- SraPh. Os the loth infant, after a Ihort clinch, James Townfemd, Efq. at his houfe, New Road, St. Georges, Halt. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and been gratified by the molt eonfitlerahle pradlice in that branch Which I thought ;roper to (sleet, I testa that I have not more oaf =lewd my time than tilde who, in the extenilve 81st of the are ocesfionally inunerfed in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that Needs which is acquired by concentrating tLc !audio:teal power to medal. of dlem4o , s. The difeafes of DEBILITY arc peculiarly &trod* for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms, and, by a dt-- of all vital einagy, exiftence Waif becomes embittereet— rhees4n therthey arife from the prevalee..e of IQ example, thedeitrue• live habits of fehool-boys, or the Indulge:aces of maturity, they re quire the molt 'Mums prof dLonal fidll; but by the ignorance of uneducated men, the fystiptoriss are azgravated, and the coed. Ludes is As a INE= of the ROYAL COLLEG Rot SURGEONS I round my pretenfions on regularity of education; and poffeffing every privilege to pradice, I feel myfdf melded to that confidence with which I have hitherto been Co liberally honoured. In the urn (mistime of local wealinds, early application will mean the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the ha rem, from a confdonfnefs of the unmerdines of the vice whict eaufed hie misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or (=lure of his family phyfidan. and broods over his infirmity with careful coo eeaknent, it malt be fatisfaCtory for husk to he attired nut only of capability of treatment. but aro of the moil inviolable fecrecv. And In recent Venestal Complaints it is pcable to prevent pais, denger.or &firers ; in the molt complicated cafes it Is the acquire wet of egehdive rsperience in this hoe to area a fate, certale send tpeedy re-eltahlfillencot. I ofiir the advantage of this eaperfenee to thole of either fez whi. are sanded with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptasu of VENEREAL INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms of ranu. menden are itand en the Mt Interview. ragman the country are erpededui inelofe a Blink note, aaa are ragliellei to fpekily their age and manner of living. MARTIN HAIR, • Member of the Royal College of lumens to Lanka. Roy, denadd4trist, lorsa4, ma Taupe Ir. For mow of the Morttifaaorerv. exempt trove the Avalon Di.ty, 'grumble to Aift of Parlianteut, TiorWay, F b. H. MERAC, SUN and Co. will put up to Putli. isle, at 111.-ir Ware. homes, No. 78. Qi-eo ttr-t-t, - - - THE FOLLOWING Alf .wnlizt - of BRA EISH PIECE COODS. 3200 Pieces Baliforcs, Shawls hc. 100 Plain and Fancy Cambric.. 100 — l Jaconws, Tambours, Ste. 6.50 White and Printed Calicos and Shawls 2 OCO Pullicata moo Ve.vetrent, Nankeens, &c. 500 Chesks,Sce. 500 Woollen Cloths, Coatings, and Kerfcynu red 500 Doter tioficry 40 Pleas Ornaburgs moo Military Great Coats moo lackeys, Waiilcuats, dec. tB,O Trowlers and Drawers 400 Dozen Skirts an .l Caps. 'robe viewed as above, where Catidlgurs rosy be bad, and at the New York and Tones Crr(ae.ioefes• ikMERAC, Jud Ernker. DROPSY. MR. LUNN/OORE, of Southampton Buildin gs , Holborn, London, (late Surgeon at Uxbridge), thinks it necefary to acquaint the Pu. he, that he continues to attend Pa tients in the DIFFERENT SPECIES of this Diforder, both Id Town and Country ; and that he may be eonfulted at Home, in general every Morning before Twelve o'Clock. Nu letters, unlefs pail paid, will be received. N.B. His Addrafspto Hydropic Patients, third Edition, with a variety of Cafes annexed, may be had at Highley's, No. 24, fleet Erect. 73 IHE LADIES. r i 'HE l'riconian Fluid; in Twentrfoilr Hon?'" changes Red or Grey Hair to any fliale of Brown or Black, and ftich is tts permanency, that neither Pnwder, Pomatum, Sr Washing, will remove it. It alto firt.r.Ethens t.e weak& Hair, prevents its falling off, and increaf:s the Growth to a degree of Luxuriance that rivals every thing olkred for fimilar purpufes. To convince the Public, any peril fending a luck of Hair, poft paid, felled at the end, fo as to prevent 4111)44i:i0n, null have It returned, fret of expense, changed to Any Ihade (hewn at the place of Lale. It will be found equally efficacious in changing the new groWn Hair upon Moths Knees. &c. Sold at Mr. Golding s, as. Cornhill; Mr. Overton's, ey, New Bnisi-greet; and Mr. Wright'., Wade's Parage, Bath, in bottles of it. ts. each. Copy of a Letter from Mr. Brett (father of that celebrated Ac. trek the late Mrs Chapman) now 7t years of age, and rcfideett with his fon•in-law, Mr. Chapman, King-ftreet i Pool lane, Lir verpool, to whoans reference may bt: had. To Dr. SOLOMON. LAIR rpool, Feb. q, tgos. VOR many years during the winter rearon, or itt i• foggy weather, I have been fulled to Afilima, cough, and wheezing, which rendered my breathing very painrul and difficult, faint I could fcareely follow my profeflion as a mufic mailer, par ticularly when I bad to afeend rifing ground, being obliged to Rob frequently for a eonfiderable time to recover my breath After having taken every thlr.g that was prefcribcd, in vain, I was pre• vailed on to try the effeets of the Cordial Palos of Gilead, a tingle bottle produced the molt happy change for the better—every frill's.. torn was relieved, and I can fatly aver, that it is one of the belt medicines I ever knew for fuels a complaint as 1 laboured under: ard Lave co doubt of its being of :he like fervice to perfons fuf- Lring urder the like afilietion, from which I am now happily re- I am,Sir, your obedient feivant, E. BRE FT. ~ r y Poisons entering upon the holy Rate of matrimony. &mid confider, that where the fountain is polluted, itreams that flow from it cannot be pure." The Aicri-laseitriciwas, nrSoLoswor's Doors, for nurifying the bLod and reitoring the fyitem when impaired by the invru.. dent urea Meriury, have hen found thereat and only reftotle of health and vigour to Dtforders where Salivation has repeatadlg failed P.icelM. bd. Family Bottles 33e. The ABSTERGEN f I.OIION, for removing f.rnptions frail the (tartlet of the nutuan body, pints as. 6d. balsams zs. std. duty included. _ _ y'repend by Dr. Solomon, Gilead Haire, near Liverpool, at . r0..6d. and 31s. bottles; the latter contain four of the former, by which the purchafer faxes Line Stilling'. Every genuine bottle has a (temp, which bears the proprietor's name andueldrefe,--- " Samuel Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate which Is [deny. Double pottage of all litters to Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, nett be paid, and a fee of yes. 6d. inclofed for adilee. Alto, jun publithed, pric e 3 s . a n ew Edi r i ne , w i t h Addi t i o n s, o f A GUIDE TO HEALTH, in a Yaricty of Coniplaints, Come of which are treated on under the following heads, viz. Advice to Nervous patients, asthma, barren women, deficiency of natu ral ftrength, female complaints, gouty f; alms in the itomaeh, hy. poehundi iac complaints, internal finking, lufs or deka of memory, items:a:llM. (curvy, ferofula, twrn tri life, venereal dilates, weaknerA, youth. By S. Solomon, M. D. May be had of all VenJers of Genuine Medicines in the United Kingdom. To t. TAYLCR, Siargeou, No. 9, New Bridge-ftrcet, London, E.,..:111,-;,h, May 2, 1800. I N the fpring of 1794 / was afflifted with a Vent. real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for fire month. ; but Was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyfician,who put a temporary (top to the virulence of the dffeafe (by mereer vial applications) for Come time ; but growing, in fpitc of all medl eine and the advice of the fiat Gentlemen of the Faculty her; worfe and worfe for two years, I was reduced to a Rate almolt unparalleled and beyond defcriptioo, an entire leper, and ulce rated Irons head to foot.—My head, throat, mouth, noire, kgs, snit •, have been alternately in danger of becoming ufelefs ; in Ihort, I have had from 20 to Jo eating ulcers on my body, and nearly tutaUy deprived of fight.—lt would be voluminous to par ticularize all my cafe--fuffice it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a mere complicated na ture. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined my. felt, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and, indeed, in my then condi tion, death was prcfsrable to my more than mil rabic ftatc. In this dreadful fituatton did I drag a molt rniferable e: • tence,till Desi st ruovtoesca threw in my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth —nay friends read it, I could not,--I fent and procured tome of your LILAILL'S PATCNT PILLS, which, by Ming Irons time to time am now, and have long been, (after more than four years indeferibahle dittrefs), 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 Gon. and in hoists of rendering my fellow -creature feevice, I requelt you to publifh this ; and yow may at any time refer perfons, who with to be fatislied of the truth of this, or further particulars, to me or my friends, by letter or perfon. irs few cafes for badnefs will ever visa! mine,and none exceed it, I bate from experience every reafon to snare mankind. that is your I.ItAK I'S PILLS they will find a Cure, fpeedy, fafe, and radi cal cure, f w that molt dreadful !loge of the Venereal Meaty which is ealled—A COlrlft MED LUIS. T. . . . . . Prepared and Sold by the Sok Proprieti,r,TlMVAl TATLON Member of the Royal College of Surgeon. it. London,at his houfe, N 0.9, New Bridge-I:rue( ; where he will give advice, without a fee, to perfong taking thcfe Pills and will anfwer patients let. tees, if pnk paid, on the fame terms, cbferving in ail cafes the molt inviolable feereey, r.o Pinion's name o' cafe Limit's been men. tioned,but at their own particular requeft. by tie Proprietor ' du ring the cola* of more than 36 years, that he has had theeon dutttnt of an extenftve fait of the above medicine, and the.prac. dee arifing tEerefrom. • They are alfo fold, by hie Appointment, for the convenience of thole living at a diftanee by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edin hur,di ; Mr. Mennons, !' ruler, Glafgmc, to wines alfo Mr. T refers fur his addrefs rat the Perfumer's, No. 35, ht. Alban's. Itreet, Patl-Mall; Mr. Robtrtfon a Toy-fhoy , No. to 3, Oxford. fireet ; Mr. Ditburoug,h's, No. 7, Fith-ftr:7et.titilottarly oppofite the Alonumant ; Mr.ti terra , Be okfeller, No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower-bill; Mr. ; and by one Perfon in every contititrahle town in Ore , t-Pritain and Ireland, in Duxes of only 2s. 9d. each, foaled up with fdl and plain Diredions, whereby Perfons of either Sex =ay cart themfzives N 4 it h cafe and ream. TO-MORROW. Sun rifts I Sun fats I Moon rites sz zninutesalter 9 minutesait.:r 5 3D after 12 - - HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORRO W. Morning • • •• 8 olinurls after Afternoon " • as minutes alter 5 LONDON; Printed and pu!Ailhed by LEVEL K 7.NT, (of Can. terbury-place. Lambeth', r the STAR ORRICE. No. a, CArer artXt. Publiined affo At tlicSTAz Urrics, I'4:=3;4c Bs r.