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THE STATUEA EPIC& A Shall then a Statue rife to PITT, Who funk us in defpair ? Long fusee, e'er on that rock we Alit, Our courfc was fmuoth and fair: Yet might we graht thy Statue, PITT. Could we our grief forego— Couldit thou at Lift, with all thy wit, Place us in STaIIICUOLD ASD I:WM[INC However the Union with Ireland may have been oppofed, its advantages begin already to h. felt, as is evident from Mr. Fa t.t.n's letter, No. 196, Abhey-fireet, Dublin, who was afiliiled ten years with a confumptive Cough s but mach increafed in the lad twelve mouths, even to make lire a burden —a complication of diforders attended it, fuch as a pain in the head. back, and fides, a conflant tick nefs, lois of appetite, lownefs of fpirits, palpitation of the heart, &c. which confined hint whole weeks to his room. Ile had given over all hopes of re lid in this world, when Mr. M•CASS, (hatter to his Excellency Martinis CORN wm.t.ts,) recom• mended Dr. CrARDNER ' S Pills, which has reltored him to perk& health.—Mr. F.. CASEY and Mr. Et.ms, Merchants, Cork, know this to be a faft.— A very long later from Mr. fixity, may be fern in the Dr.'s polfeßion.—This Medicine may be had of ntoß venders throughout the United Kingdom, and the Weft Indies, at its. tos. and gs. a box. —for the poor, 25. 3d. BIRTHS. !n Somerfet-itrect, the Lady of John Whittaker, Efq. of a fon and heir. Monday night, the I itly of Thomas William Pope, Efq. of rinlbury-place, of r daughter. Monday, the Lady of Sir Thomas Barret Lenard, Bart. of a fon, at his haute in Park-Rrect. At Calcutta, early in November laft, Mrs. Montgomery, of a daughter. At Edinburgh, on the 16th ult. the Lady of Colonel Robert Mackenzie, of a fon. At Letuninfter, Hcrefordibire, the Lady of Howard Egan, Efq. of a fun. Saturday, the Lady of Samuel Gambier, EN. at his houfe at Hamp*cad, of a fon. hiARRIED. Yeftsgday morning, at St. George's, Hanover.fqoare. Lord Tema Afhbroke, to Mils Deborah Friend, daughter of the Rev. W. M. Frkud, of Wooditock. At Dedham, Mex, Thurfday tart, Major Borthwick, of the Royal Artillery, to Milli Warburton, eldcft daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Warburton, Archdeacon of Norfolk. Monday, Thomas Raikcs, jun. Efq. of New Broad-ftrect, to Mifs Sophia Marla Bayly, third daughter of the late Nathaniel Bayly, Efq• of Bayly's Vale, Jamie*. Mr. Proder, bookfcller, to Mitt Oaions, both of Ludlow. At St. George's Church, Southwark, Mr. Emery. of the Theatre-Royal, Commt•Garden, to Mils Ann Thompfon, of the Borough. At Bath, on the t3th init. Colonel Jbhn Henderfon, of For. well-Bank. Perththice, to Mit* Eliza Fierfy, ddeft daughter of the late J. Piggy. Elq. At Bath, on the snit infti;ni,lfase Maddocks, Efq. ASltant Secretary to the Raft India Company. Lately, at Nancy, the Right Hon. Lady Ann Sa Alter to the late and aunt to the prefon Carl of Fingal. At Beta, an the intl. hitt. Baron Heinitz, Royal Batlike of State, in the 78th year of his age. Oo the Lath inftant. Sir Hungerford Hoikyns, Ban. of Han wood. near Role, Herefordthice. Sunday, at his hook at &mason, Charles Wigan, Efq. Lately. at Witham. Mei. Mr. Alex. %Cation, &ere:ory to the Royal Euhange Affuranee. On Sunday, John Buxton, Efq. of Highbury-place. Lately. while du was drinking a cup of tea. Mils Mitchell, of Winehefter. AMERICA. A and M. MYERS, No. tT t, Wester-flrcet, • City and State of New York. in North America, (Auelioneers and Brokers, duly appoi.iteel and conimifiloned by Law, for the City aftwefaid,) make a tender of their Cervices to the hisnufaelurers and Merchants of Europe, in the Commit . - lion Line, and inform them, that Stores and every other con venience is prepared for the reception of Goods, Wares. and Merchandise configned to their addrch, for either public or private Sale. They Purchafe and Ship all Kinds of American and Well India Produce on Orders. From lowal years experiense be the above line of Bufinets, tbesfe who favour them with their commands, will find them felicitous to promote the Intercit of their Employers. TO GLASS•MANUFACI FAC•CURERS. HAVING chi - covered, after many experiments, and es•nr.der.q , er tabuur and expellee, an improved ItIt• thnd of making kinds of Gists, by which the peace's is of eetrd in a period of time very much 'hotter than by the Wind mode, and that creates a SAVIwo of Fuck fn great as to render It an objed 01 the brit importance to the Manufacturer ; for which invention his Maktty has been pleafed to grant me his Royal Letters Patent : I DO HEREBY GIVE. NOTICE. That znv Gentleman in the. Trade may have my perndfflon to adopt the raid improverncrt, on liberal terms, by making ap plication by letters, addrcifeil to me, at Ricketts, Evans, and Co.'s Patent taafeHoufes, Brian'. March, iSoa. JOHN DONALDSON. STIRACIA's ITALIAN OILS for the GROWTH of HAIR 'THESE never failing Oils, which are not to be equalled by any one artkle ever off.sed to the Nobility, and Public in gerwral, fur bringing the Hair on bald places, gripping it from coming ull, making it grow mug fpuatane mins-, and as loft as filk, which has been experienced by thou lauds, for tilde fifteen yi ars, particularly by molt of the firit fluidics in the kin:dom: it never fails in bringing ail the fcurff off infante heads, and makes the hair grow, nor does it Many one Matinee fail in bringing and preferving it, and always brings it the natural colour, it never gives cold by tiling in winter, is recommended after frts-liathing,and for bringing hair um horfes knee'. &c. never fails if it has been ulf for years. Sold only by thc Proprkturs, No. p.uNew man- ftreet,Oeford nue ; Williams, N 0.4 t Humphry,No. g tit,Oxfonl - _0.34, Holborn. ttrect; Golding, No. ea, Cornhill RAM N hill; and Seaton,' No. it. Leadenhall-greet; at ,Ss. a pot, or 11. taa a dozen, with good al:ewance to thole who fell it again. 'SI ME LAMS.. FOR very particular Reafons, the Proprietor of the BLOOM of NINON de L'ENCLOS haa removed the Sale of that elegant Cornpoftuon from Mr. Day's,No. 7, 'ravi ne's:b.-amt. Curcio-garden. to Mr. Vickery's, N 0.6, next door, where they :nay depend upon having it genuine. It it • w.ll known fad, that the I.;uly from whom this ad ntirahle Ca ms:tic derives it, name. was cckbrated for the de. limey ot her complexion to the la period of her exillence; the referee ion of which was entirely owing to the cadmic ufe of this excellent preparation. Its wonderful &eats in removing Freckles, Morpbew. Worms, and all Iniperfcdtious oldie Skin, claim the attention of every l give it a fuperimity over every thing vended bur Sendai; pa:Nies. It Is particularly re commended to tlie Hands and firma, rendering them of a beamitial and natural white, Dec. it ai.pited to the hue Immedi ately after :3m-bathing, it prevents that brown (look appear %az.: fo generally complained of from the dices of fait water. Sold by order of the Proprieve wt Mr Gokling'a, Perfumer to her Mane y,Cornhin ; Mr. Vickery, No. 6, 'rowan ock.fireet, Corm;.gardni 1 Mr. Overtop. P.rtumer, No 47, New Bond . and Mt. Wright, Wad:), Pasf.ge, Rath; price Jo. 6d. ea-h Lovi- SALES BY AUCTION. WELL-BUILT HOUSES, NEAR VAUXHALL. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-BY Mr. RAINS, On Tburrday the I 7th or Jane, at the Royal Oak, at Vauxhall, at five o'cluek in the afternoon, in (even Lots, A I.EASEHOI.D HOUSE, built by the Pro resew for his own relid,lice,jult beyond Vauxhall Turn pike; with an uninterrupted view in front to South I.ambeth Chapel ; with Carriage Gateway ton Yard, in which is a lofty Carpenter'. Storchoufe, and Vorklhop over; and adjoining i. a lin:alter Houfe in Uelmont-tow, held by Mr. Newrant. Airs five other Leafehold Hooks, Nos. 4,5, 6 . 7, and 8. in Devondire Place, Kennisr,;ton Lute, oppolite to Vauxhall Gar dens, with Yards behind, and molt pleating openings before each front, well fupplied with fine water, and exceedingly ai -1 gash for finall Families, or as a Nurfery for Children. 'rhe whole held for tong terms, at (mall Ground Rents. Mr. Richard Cuff. Carpenter, in the firß-mentioned will thew the feveral Premifes ; of whom printed Particular► may be had ; alto at the place of fat:• ; Rainbow, Cornhill; and of Mr. Haim, in Charlotte-Reed, liloomiburv. BETWEEN BWCKINGHANI ANN) BICESTER. With poffellion at lAdy Day twat. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, At the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, in Cornhiil, an Friday the agth infant, at Twelve o'Clock, is Thirty-four Lots, AN Extenfive and Valuable Tithe Free and FREEHOLD ESTATE; Confifting of nearly the whole Parini of 'IWYFORD; with the MANOR thereof. The principal part Grazing Land of the firlt quality, and well watered, efpccially fo by a fine Stream, which is moftly the boundary to the Ethic on the North fide; and on which arc two good Water Corn Milk that belong, as well as two Wind Mills on other parts of the Elate; and three free Public-Houfes. The whole containing near Twelve Hundred Acres of rich Land. The principal Menbage is Twyford Lodge, which is fituated in the centre of the Ett.de, on elevated ground, and has been, and is Rill, well worthy of being the (cite of a refpalable Re , fidenee ; diftant four miles front Burkinghiun and Bicetter— the high road b‘twe en which great liarketTowns goes through this Eflate. Mr. Harper, at Twyford Lodge, as well as the other Te nants, will thew their fevcral Lands; and of whom, printed particulars may be had; alfo at the principal Inns at Bucking ham, Bicefter, and Aylelbory ; of the Printers of the Oxford, Reading, and Northampton Papers; Rainbow Coffee-botife; of Mr. }lollies, Attorney at Law, Theme; where, and at Mr. /Leine a, Land Surveyor, in Charlotte-ftreet, Bloonifbury, a curved Plan may be fern. - - - - MANORS AND ESTXIT., NEAR WOOLIURN, With Poreffion of the greater part at Michaelmas neat. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. PAINE, At the Rainbow Coffee-hide, in CornhW, London, on Turf day, the 25th of June, at Twelve o'clock, in Seven Los, ATRULY eligible and eompaß FREEHOLD ESTATE, capable of the greateß improvement; in part bounded on the Eaft fide by the Turnpict-road between Woo burn and Newport-Pagnel, (diltant only Two Miles from the former, Six from the latter, Forty-four from London, and Four from the Jundlion Canal), fituated in the Parilbes of Wavendon and Bow, &lethal, in the County of Buckingham, and Afpley Guile, in Bedfordatire, and contains, in the whole, upwards of Four Hundred and Seventy Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Wood land; together with the Manors of WAVENDON and PASLOWFS. This Ettate is very eligible to any Gentleman in want of fouation for a Refidenee, as a part of the Grounds is greatly elevated, extremely dry, and ornamented with Firs and other thrifty Pore* and Timber Trees (with Rides made through the feveral Woods), eomnuntling executive and rich Views of the adjacent Country, the Grounds of Wooburn Abbey, &e. &c. Mr. Cowley, at Broughton, near Newport, will give any further information, and of whom, on the ill of June, printed Particulars may be had ; alfo of John Emmerton, on the Pre mifes the C'hureh, at W avendon; of Mr. Higgins, at Hogltle I.nd, of the Printer of the Northampton Paper, of Charles Ware, Efq. No. et, Holhornacourt, Gray's Inn ; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Paine, Laud Surveyor, Charlutte-ftrect, Bloomfbury, London. where a Plan may be Teen. BRAY NEAR MAIOENIIF.AIL With Poiretßun at Michaelmas next. TO BE. SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE. On Friday the 25th of June, at the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, In Cornhill, London, at Twelve o'clock; in Four I .ots , THE Great Tythes of nearly the whole Parall of Bray, between Windfor and Maidenhead, ariftng from a very valuable track of Corn Land in the Grit Cultivation, principally in an open field 114tC, with every prorpeet of fo continuing, interfeard in every diroftion by inc Roads, elute to theobove two capital Market Towns, and on the Banks of the River Thames. The above Property Is Three out of Four Divifinns of Tith ing in the Parith of Dray, held by I.eafe under the Biihop of Oxford, for Three good lives, now aged 35, 37, and 38, at fmall refereed Rents renewable, together extending over Five Thaufand and Sixty Acres of Land. Alt) a Piece of Freehold Ground, on which Rands a large and pod Barn, conveniently Gummi for conc.-Ring the Tithes, which are at this time taken in Kind. Mr. Zacharish Boult fretident at Wcrklield.) the prefcnt Trunt on Leafe„ which expires at Michachnas next, will give any further Information, and of whom printed Particulars may be had ; alto of the Printers of the Reading, Oxford, and Cam bridge Papers; Cattle Inn, Windfor; King's Arms, Maidas head Bridge ; Alexander Murray, Ffq. Symond's Inn, Chancery- Luc ; Rainbow, Cornhill; and of Mr. Raise jsand Surveyor, Charlotte-Brent, Bloomfbury, where, and at Mr. Murray's, a Plan of the Tithing may be kwq. A SALUTARY BREAKFAST. 1.1. E ROE's ENGLISH COFFEE -`HIS COFFEE, which is a Balfamic of the molt excellent Nature, extraCted from the chuiceft aro matic Plants and Herbs, and from the molt falubrious Barks, has, &Hintz an Experience of near so Years, eltablithed its ex traordinary Elßeacy in Confumptive Habits, and proved kfelf one of the great& Reno/wives and l'refervatives of Health ever yet difeovered. It has alfo the Sandion of many eminent men of the Faculty, particularly the late Dr. Fothergill, who prefcribed it in Confumptive and Nervous Complaints, as well as in Coughs of long Banding , Althmas, Tremors, Pal pitations of the Heart, 6.e. It is much recomnunded to thafe of weak Conftitutiens, with whom Tea does not agree, as it is [noes nourifhing than Sago and Jellies, and will not offend the molt delicate stomach. It is to be taken for Breakfalt, as Tea or foreign Coffee, and is very pleafant to the Palate. Sold, by Appointment of the Pioprietor, in Canißers, Price as. yd. each, Duty included, by Mr. Newhery, Na‘ 45, Si. Pia' • MrTint, at the Royal Exchange; Mars. Bayley and llicw:Cockfpnr-Itrect; Mr. Wades, OM Bond-Rivet; Mr. Jeboult, No. tso, and Mr. Piddlng, No. ;6, Oxford-Rivet ; Mr. Ward, N 0.234, Holborn; and Mr. Clarke, No. 269, Borough. I,NIFANTANEOUS ItELIF.F FROM THE HEAD-ACHE. 'TO the many inthmces that have occurred of the extraordinary efficacy in the relief of the molt excruciat ing pains in the head, by the application of Dr. BLAIR?' CE PHALIC FLUID. or Anodyne Effenee for the Head-ach, the foCowing molt remarkable Document is added for the fads radium of the Public : To Mr. Gardner, Apothecary, George-itreet, Edinburgh. " Sir—Yeiterday I was (dud with a molt violent Head. Ach, and in eonfequence was unable to attend to bufincfa I thought of trying what drat Dr. Blair's Cephalic Fluid would have ; and, spun ufing it according to his diredlions, I was re lieved ahnoll inftantancouily from the violent pain, and in a few minutes was entirely relieved from it. This information I hal , C.% you, that othersiabourin under the fame violent ' complaint may have Irto their power to procure relief. " And am, Sir, yuut obedient [errant, " in in 8, t 80t. " S. CHEYNE, Edinburgh." Sold, by appointment, at Cuadra Medicine Wareboufe, N.J. .7 19. Strand, yth houfe from TcmplMlier, price xs. J.,1 y tut laded; and fold retail at all refpeetable MaAcine Shope. out-rve the fignature. i. Coekbil, in hie kand.writing, without ;lona are genuine. TO MASONS AN() KS. F. 1:EN!i1 . :1* and AVON CANAL CONI-; mri-11-.Eilitc.al fl,, Ca/ Wuxi.' BAIA bath, an Wcdndday, the 9th of Jour, at 'o•elve o'clock A Now., to toctioc Prop talc, and cuter Imo CAMltradta for baling 19 Locks mid is near the liesises; alto fit Loas and two Bridges nc.ir Math ; uu •Foll-hoorc war liuskaugcr, aed another at Monckton Conan . Plans a , ul Specifications !nay lie ken by applying to Samuel linilgtonlon, it lksites; or to James Stokthridge. . _ . ON Monclay, June 7, a Courfe of LECTUR-E-8 on the MA TERIA MEOICA, PICACTICE of PUT ale. and Cr ILMIsTa , will recommence at the I abusat.iry in Whitcomb Strut. Luicaler-fquarc, a; the &dual Morning Hours, viz. tlur Almeria Medics at a quarter beta: Light ; the Pradice of Phy fie at half after 1...4;ht ; And tlu Chattillry at i quanta. alts By GEORGE PEAR SON, M. D. F. R. S. Senior Phyfician to St. Coorge's HOrpital, and of the College of Playficians. A Regifter is kept of the esfts of Dr. Pearfon's Patients. in St. Geeryes flofpitat; and an account is given of then, at a meal I.citurc every Saturday Morning, at Niue o'clock. Propnfals may be bad at St. George's Holpital, and in Lit colter-Aware. DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENEkhAL I COmmAINTs. MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,that he may daily be confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his hook, No. 5, Frith-fixcet, Sotto, London, in all cafes of OharuCtlons, Stridures, Caws, Seminal Weaknefs, Incontinency of Urine Filituta., Impotence, and debility in either Sea, &e. I corn extenfive PradUce in this department, to whit& he Las con fined hitufelf for many yen's, he offal a method of cure, mild, efficacious, and which pr vents a relapk. Mr. DUFOUR, fide Propris tor of Daran's celebrated (me dicated) Boogies, has ultim..tely fo improved them, by diveft ing than of the irritating effetla of common Butt o .ies, that they fuceeed where candles and other violent means have Hied. For the Venereal Dikafc, Mr. DUFOUR is in pdifellion of I Daran's Remedies, fio mild that they render confinement or reftraint in diet unnecelisry. To wank him to attend patients I 1 at their own hooks, he has provided the affi(lanee of a Gentle man of the Faculty. Perfoos in the country may be cured by Rating tkeir cafe; in letters, poll paid. Jull publithed, price as. 4d. Fifth Edltien, enlarged.---A Treatife on the above Complaints, iiiitilAted with the various fymptoms and Cafes flunvina the painful and dangerous ef feels of Canine Bungles; an improved method of treating go 'norrheas, &c. &c. Printed fur J. Callow-, Crown-tout, Stdm; and H. 1). Symonds Paternolter-row ; alfn to be had at I M'Queeu's. Excter-ehange. atul at the Author's. LIGNUIVI'S AN FISCORBUTICDROPti. To Mr. LI o Sury. on, No. 57, Bridge-Rivet, Mancheller. Saint Anthony** Pottery, Notthlhure, near Newcafile- Sir, upon-Tyne, July 7th, 1800. TO you it mull undoubtedly be peculiarly Edit beim-, to hear of the cfilLacy of a medicine which con duces fo much to the public good, My fun, who is now tleven year: of agc, is in the number of thofc who have expo ieneed the beneficial citeds of your AN - rtscoasuric Daors, for which I defire to be thankful to 00D, and to return you my warmelt acknowledgments. He was, for upward , of five years molt violently afflieltd with a fcorbutle humour, which extended from the toles of his feet to the crown of hi 4 head, in one entire (cab, his face and bands excepted. Ibirinp his affiietion, from the infuffirable itching attending his coin plaint, his life was burthenfome to himfelf, and you may na turally fuppore an inexpreflible and daily grid to inyfdf and his mother. Obferving numerous advertifemeuts in the newfpapers, and the many Cures your Antacorbutic Drops has performed in this neighbourhood, as well as at a dillance, I was determined my fon [hookd make trial of them. I purchafed one 45.6 d. bottle of Mrs. Hodgfun, of Newcaltle, which he took agreeably to your diredtion, but we found little or no alteration; In taking the fecund bottle ha was much bet ter, and before he unitised five (mall bottles he wa. peeLttly free from every symptom of hi, loathfome disorder, and, thank Coo, he is now a fine healthy boy at fellool. I think, in ionic,: to Cu valuable a medieinc, I amid do no otherwife for your and the public's Lund, than rcquclt you to publil my Lin% cafe.— You have my permiffiun to refer any perfon labouring under fitullar complaint.. when I fuall. pith pleafure, lanai!, the enquirer. I remain with much elleem. Sir, Your obliged humble (errant. JONATHAN FOSTE/L V6ltnetTes to the figning OBERT GREy. Thct Drops are fold in moulded No .:re bottles at sas.anJ 4s. 6d.--one tots. bottle is equal in quantity to three 4s. fid. onea. One ss. 6d. bottle is fufficient to convince the alliaed of the falutary effeds of the medicine. 'lley may be had wholefale and retail at Mr. Lignunt's Dir. penfary, No. 57, Dridge-ftreet, Miutelielter; at Howard and Evans's, No. 42, Long-lane, Welt-Smi . ...fiLlel, role wholcfAlc agents is London; and retail by the following perfons: H. Cundell, 47, Xlinories; W. Clark, 269, Borough; Jordan, 33, Whiteehapel ; Jeboult, 150, Oxford-ltrcet; Sutton, tat, Long-Acre • Wade, Old Bond.ftreet, and 163, Flat-street; Tutt and Bolton, Royal Exchange • Knight, Norton Falcate; Turtle, a 27, Strand ; Ward, 324, Holborn ; and by the principal Venders of Medicine ha every town in the United Kingdom. MARRIAGE and SOCIAL HAPPINESS. HOW many Men, to all appearance, in the prime of life, who have nut yet arrived to the agc of zs years, arc rendered miferable to themfelves, and Melds to the great chain of Society, which they have either brought on thenifelves, or by the force of bad example, arc given up to a ferret vice; the confequence is. that their mind as well as body is debilitated; to thole the Nervous Cordial is recom mended, and fee which Dr. Brodum obtained his MaJelty's Letters Patent; it win protedt them from the infirmities of old age, and a wretched dilfolutlon. Amidft the agonizing re sctfuons of confcious guilt, how many are there of both fexes, that are deterred front entering into the married nate, by in firmities which delicacy forbids them to difelofe ; and thole are not a few, who being already married, are rendered !offe rable for want of thole tender pledges of mutual love, without which happinefs in this hate is at leaft very precarious. The vice above alluded to etudes in women irregularity, pains in the hack and chelt, hylteries, (pains. ids of appetite, &e. In men, it caufes imbecility, languor, relaxation, nervous complaints, debility, anxiety, and a long train of melancholy diforders. The Nervous Cordial Rands unrivalled, as it has been analized by the firft Profeffors and Medical men Europe can produce, and may be relied on in giving immediate relief and certain cafe in molt cafes of Nervous complaints. This exalted Medicine has been produdtivc of general good, and the many rcftored to the bleffings of health, from the gates of death, by this torn i usable preparation, is the higheft eulogium which could poffibl y be paid to Dr. &edam, and is indeed his boaft and reward. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be bad at the Dodoes jioufe, No. 9, Albion-ftrea, 7 Duoi s from the Leverian Mufeum, Blackfriars-bridge, and Cockell's Medicine Warehoufe, No. zap, Strand, in Bottles at 226.1 ts. 6ct and ss. 6d. ; alto In Rath, Cruttwell, Brutal, Sheppard, Brighton, Donaldfon and Ca Birmingham, Swinney, Bedford, Smith, Glafgow, Baxtcr, Hull, Mr. Pcck, Printer. Umbra', Mr. Remnant, Englith Rookie ller. !pfwich, Middlettitch , Blast.lined, Simmons ' the of Wight, Albin, Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Irwine, A. Young, merchant. Bridport, Margrie Letds, B ins ansi Co. Choltenhsuu, Buckle, Lynn, Gales, Cambridge, Gee, Lemelter, Swinton, Canterbury, Briftow, Lewes, Elliott, Camille, Jo llk ' Manehe ft er, Lynch, Chatham, Ethesington, Margate, Silver, Chelmsford, Meggy and Co. Newbury, Fuller, Chefter, Poole and Son, Nowt: Ale, Walker, Chichefter, Phi'Upton, Northampton, Dicey and Co. Dublin, SOH:bury and Co. Nottingham. Burbage and Cr. Durham, Henderfon, Norwich, Stevenfun and Co. Deal, Rote Gained, Jones. Dover, Nr ales, Plymouth. Nettleton, Devizes, Broughton, Portfmotith, Beiam, Exeter, Trueman and Son, Mackenzie, College Green, Gofpurt. Hardin linblin. Derby, Drewra: T Re-Aiing, Smart, and Co. and Co. Salilbury, Collins, And moft. Bankroll= and Melicine.Venders In the throe kbig. ' dams. VOlt IthetiM • nitettn•Ai;.• Scut:el, launbago.klesd-acb, tsombotf., e'affr. I tulent Spalmodie or flying Pain, ettxral Ihbdity .ui4 -Ls twn a the Sylient. SI'R Al Nti, BP. (.1 I !•., &c. V.xperience has proved the mild !Loud :rt of Witt rrutsdes Itsseues o> Itit:xr.tsu ac.! Floio,t% tn.dt effectual rrntedy.tvzi tade known to w ort. 4 , v , ;:: fin:et:via M calls of fix, eight, ten, tw,:nty. mid tv forty Tears ftsndhig, after other tncans had and n ;:..s atif.thitcly cursd more patients of tho above comuf,:nt,. :hot all the • medicines aver before made PuWh. The fl;:id Et faux is fu pcnetrsting and fpe,:ily in :t. opet.o.dua, sruct.aly to an: core nl BRUISES by a few imolicAtions. whitcii— -- - -l;llivt Nrult.a.i is i.r,p;r:..l and Fuld 2s. Dior Of &tile, by R. JusiN, I WS, Apotheriar, Nu. t 3, Greek-ttrect, S hu, I,n ik.on its Mptitstioll is GI siniveriabs, elt.thliated. that it mar he had of every Medicine Vonder in fringlatal,lr.land, Indies, and America. To prevent countet fart impaition. purcle f.r* arc r , t1,44- 4 , to sabfgrge, the (;sroaine it dittinguiiii.Nl by the 1 1 .a.••5, and the Signature of R.Jounb ro N. the Pattustueb own writit.c, on the labia of each Bottle or nog. . . . _ . INFALUBLEUP:RM IN CORN-PLAisr;AL. ----------- - T HE PROPRIETOR of this mak excell ent ßEMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having pCI-7 foiled in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate ale Corns, root and branch, TO ILI:TORN THE MOVES. _ . - - It vo ill,onapplication, take off the Inflammation in a few honrt, and deltroy effectually the Malignity without the kali hazard, Printed Direetions Baled up with it. This is the celebrated PI.MSTER that gained fo much re putati.m in Germany, and has b:en fold in London upwards of Fifty Years, with the greateft reputation. Sold Wholifale anal Retail by -T. Astell, Noe t, Fuleh-lane, near the Royal liachange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tay& t ick-ltreet ; Mr. Wilien, No. 39, St. James's-Itiect; Mr Swiney, No. at. Pali-Mail; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; Jeboult and Co. N 0.113 - 4, Oxford-itreet. At Erato!, by Bulgin and ~.:heppard; and Bonnet, printers. Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and Rofoman , perfumer. . . • - - Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Portfea and Gofport, Mr. Harding's. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jones ,bookfe:ler Portiniouth, Mr. Motley, bookreller. WHEN Pt tle:itonal Men of educAtion and rt. fponfihility deviate !Seta the general fyttent by the ca. cdtion of a peculiar Brass: t, the fand/on of loos cuatinurd ince.' is the belt criterion of tuperiority. Eight years have i devoted my practice to the exclufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuecelstul telt& of nay pLat gives me additional ardour to opport as far m I am able the ravages of tisofe complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with a' an early period of Practice to reline individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the qually daia grromi precipitancy of general Praaitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the curcof which I hie trod my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recant or long duration. AU kinds of Dk:BlLlTY,.whether arifing front the habits of &kis !boys, or the indulgence of mature age, and Wily that dis rangement of the fyttem in Women which is called EMMEN. NESS or STERILfTY. Numerous dirca.fes are the refult of ignorance or haite in the treltruent of a bowie. Gonorrhea, and it not r.nfrequently hap. pens that the feeds of Life are poifoaed by the indiferetion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuck complaints are mai) , cured, and even where others have failed, t trult that I mty prefume to of a radical re-ettablitlitncut Few, however, are the earrs in complicated (Ultras in the dif.mier compared with the calamitous !Maass of Men,vrhe ran indulgence inasou - r-stitY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie• ie4 of a fafhionable Life, acquire that fte of Debility which 's the unavoidable confequetice of fuck pernicious habits. t Where the unitarily tutirrer brs.odsover his nicety, hut care tally conceals his niistortunc, it may he tome confolation for him to know, that although it be an (Alva of doubt or linen tainty with other Praaitioners, the removal of theft DEFI CifiNCIES by the gradual pr.rztels of It cuctiration Li tht acquire. meet of my txrrience. II the rites of 13acchus.or Arcous have begtat, t.) rethlet manly vi-our, tocc's milk/ y will be pteverred by an early counter-I.:Um of this httiguid ltatt„ and in the:e cafes MI gem difficulties will weer But wtirre this Detickncr has for yentstslit.4 a proper Per. freelance is rrViVt the flumbrini, traria of ! ire, and to term Mute Cie Coollnutt.m. M sit It itp WOM itN %r ho have It bent dirappointra In their clintelot ions of a Family, he utmost that in molt I hitt inces (itch detetis are cutahte by NU...in:Ai :An Ibe ShCRLCY which is hottl'emial t•• my witlectalang, and the Qualifications which I hart !ireful:n..l to time, torm the Bails 01 my Prttenfions, and in mit:et:knee with fu-.h this tnti mation is given, that Mr may be confutredpefo.tally (or by letters h.:loft:lc a finall note) at hit haute, No. i 9, Arur del-ltreet, Strand, near Temple-Dar *there is an additional entrance in lA'attr-ltrtct a.4otnit g, and the name is on both the doors. M. It Mrtsilter of flee Roy,' t 'f,!!.••• r f TO THOMAS 11 AYLOR ESQ No. 9, NEW BRIDGE-STRkI:T,LONDON, DEAR sta, IFI EI. it a duty incumbent Orin me, to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Cure l have received from your invaluabie hltalicine—LEAlies PATENT P 11.1.5. About two year,. ago 1 was attackirl with a VENtRZAL DIS ORDER, which I treated rather nightly for Come time, but the Difraft at length fpreading all over my Body, I was obliged to apoly to the molt eminent of the Faculty, but their 3W-rice afforded only temporary relief—l went through various Comas of Salivation, and front being rather of a corpulent liahit W.% reduced to a mere Skeleton. The Ulcers that fpread all over any limbs, rendered me a complete Object, fo that my friends defpaired of my recovery. When brought to this fitstatha. I esudidered death as inevitable, hut a relation of mine ciamr...:::- ing upon the many Calees in which your Pills had fuccecied, I was induced to try a box of them, ohich I thought rather re lieves! me, and by perkverance for tier or three months, and following your Dircctiona, I cap.•rte:tcmd the molt unaccounra hie Relaxation from Pain. the hoes gradually fuhfiding: I am ❑ow, thauk Coo, perfeelly recovered, and walking out daily I doubt one but one mare box. which I think cautious to take, will &aid& my health in its original it rte. It Li with thr molt heartfilt gratitude that 1 fuhfcribt myself, lir, your much obi;y oi humble (errata, Wm. Pasties. _ - Dcaofgate, htinehetter, July 1, [got. P. S. Forth,: !nibtie bmellt I du not objcet to the above be ing publilbcd, but 1,-Ave yuu to aa as your own Liter jildg ment !hall didetz. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tuns. TAT:Ars, Member of the Royal Coilege of rizcone, London, ..t his Honk No. 9, New.liridg.et-ft.rcett Where, af i ta a conftatit raidence of more than Chit ty-tia years, in a pradt ce particularly directed to the Cure 61 Venerml Complaints, with that Inviola ble feerecy which men of his Prufjllon timid always obtree, he Batters himfelf, the advice and anittamc he gratnitondy ?A :Wafflers to perfons taking this Medicine, will he rite, a difeerning Public, as an advantage feldom tube obt.iitted. vat voill of ambiguity. Alfo Sold, by hit Appointment, for the cnevenience t! •it living at a diflance. at the Perftimers, No. 35, St. Aihu,'s ftreet, Pall-Mall; the Toy-chop, No. so,t, Oxford-first • 7.ir, Difiturouglis, No. 7, l'ith-Rreet-hill ; Mr. Steel's, It,sist iii t No. I, Union-Row, Little Tower Hill ; Mr. Watfon'N, !" 01 " bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Calwell's. Dublin ; Mr. Billinsc's. Liverpool; Mr..ttk Mancheiter ; and by owe Verfot: in every coed/Table Town in Great-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, faded up with full and plain Ditcc Lions, whereby Perfons of either Sex may Cure themfelvcs with Eafe, Speed, Secrecy, and Safety. N. B. Every Box fold in Great-Brialy is faded up with ' a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commillioncrs, is printed, at the Stamp-011icc.--T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-ttrect••• - to imitate whlali is Felony, and all others are counterfeit LONDON: PrLited for the Yropnctora. hy JOIN DANDI (of Cantaby-ftreet) at the STAI Pat writto-Orricr , Carey-Rivet; and publlfhed by LEVEL Kt: NT (of ('c - - terbuty-place, Lambeth), at No. a, Carey-ftreet, and 3t STAIL.OFICB, TClllpltaaT; to which Office all COMEIIV.:.i. t inllll for the Entrn r are ' , ague:Led to beaddreffed.