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:'' k SPORTING lATELLICENCE. TritURY RACES, THURSDA Y, JULY s. A Swe::p:takes of tcgs. each, forlior!es that never flarte,, paid or if4ccivcd carrying ti if. 71b. raclt ; two miles and a quarter heats. .I.nrd It titro: 3 town's g. by Pegar - a, Ard - - 141 r. Fulkeih. b. by Pn.:cilpitate • The Prince o . fWalcs, Mr. Talbot, Mr. Cox, Sir J. Honeywood, Mr. Joddrell, Sir T. Moflyn, Mr. Bayley, Sir H. Peyton, Sir S. Glynn, Ld. Foley, Mr. sfaßers, and General Grofvcnor, were rub fcribers, but did not narne.--2, to 1 on Pcgafus. Fifty Pounds, by any horfe, &c. that never won more than sogs. at any one time, carrying I zit. each ; two miles. "nw Prince of Wa Pacifi , ,ator, 4 yrs. old - - Mr. Fuller's b. h. by Precipit.-tc. 6 yrs. old - - 2 7 . to 4 on Pacificator. A Handicap Swecptlakes cf logs. each ; 2 miles. Lord. Migingtown's ch. 7. by Pcgarc:, aged, rott. nib. I lUr. Howarth's Mittimui, f yrs. old, I olt. 121 b. - Colonel )(ingrate's Cbachlc, 5 yr,. uitl, r tlt. - 3 Mr. Gcrillailic's . ntyrns, 4. yrs. old, gat. 61b. - - 4 Mr. Lindow, Lord Foley, and Mr. Joddrell, are fubfcr;bers, but did not name.-3 to I againa Pegafus-5 to 2 againl Ivlittimus--tren bating Tiryrus auainft the field. THE TA RS ; AN ECI.OUVE. Tern i‘arcly Tars, who many (tom; hat! fete, And both with NE cso s at the Nile had been, As chance would have it, happen 'd both to meet, No maw whcre..2tWiLi in the open that. Jack neat and trim W3l drefs'd, in jacket blue, Strip 'd yea, and trewfers of the whitdl hue ; A gold bound hat hang o'er his ruddy face, While a black neckcloth, tied with carders grace, Dependett wav'd ; his thoes were newly cut, And a large buckle cover'd half his foot— His (witch tou dangled in his hand; And, in 7.ct:oz Will, he amide a Nadal itand—•—• dres'd was Will, fave th:tt be breeches wore, Of U.tckdt velrat,ftuii'd wit!. ytUow ore, Of youthful mien, and of an bon& He oft on board :tad ae!A well his yart. jack firft addrefi'd his inefsmate with " What cheer? 1:ow goes it Will—where haft thou been this year ? I wonder'd who . : thou,honcß fritnd, could'R be— ll thought ace dead, sr gone up the Red Sea." L L. Si Why hearty, hearty ; jun from Portfmouth come—. Our flalp's paid off—end here's a fw inging (um." ireertes.] A CC. " 0 happy Will ! who hail got gold in ftore, WWII'. I, my friend, mull put to fea for more I Mine, mine, ens! Is now run Devlift; low I Left night it gait a molt confounded blow." W:Lc. " Pray :ell one, how ? to fret is all b vain, A Heart of Oak, my boy, fhould neer complain— No whining cant—l long to hear thy tale, Then, with a can of gip, I'll thee regale." JACK. " Hear it thou salt, but hilt one juicy quid, 111 thank thee, Will, that do as I am bids" WIL I. " With all my heart my 'bar= box I'll °pc% Here ! take it all, racre's more in yonder (hop." Jac c. " Left night, half fens, I (treed to fee the play, With Poll in tow, and made but little way, Pew knots an hour 1 awn, yet, at the lift, In Drury s gallery I my anchor call. When I had got myfell flew'd in a birth, 4►ntt jaft began 'indulge in fun and mirth, Who thould I fpy, but Tutu, my old Ihipum,le. Moor'd head and (tern alonglicle Utley Kate: " Yo hip! yo hip!" I cried, "What cheer i NYhat cheer " You teem like me midft dangerous guipha to Meer, " Ne'cr mind the weather, if your bottom's found, " Some how, at Lift, you'll g 4 to folid ground." Tom took a quid, and fcaree a word ha (puke, Nor fervid to laugh, asufual, at my joke, - Mods dialled he was, from what he us'd to be, Who once could talk and laugh with to muck glee: Of rare old gin, on this, I took a cap, And law, with Joy, the main-fleet now ►aul'd up, Such a fine fight I never taw betore, Save when I heard brave Nr csots's cannon roar. I law fine folks, all clad in filk and gold, And ftow'd in births above and hi the hold; Rare wenches too, with ltreamcrs red or blue, But none like Poll : none had her ro(y hue s Well entertain'd with mac and the play, When all was done i strove to get away ; But in the crowd, while Poll began to curly Some lubber Oily :tole my filkcn purfe. All this, dear Will, I could with cafe have borne, • Had not my time-piece from me too been torn,. Whh (lining chain and teal, and trinkets (tore, That colt in whole, Ox guineas, ay and more; Enrag'd I was, to be fo erefdy we'd. WhiUt hithlefs Poll my kindnets now reined The [alley jade, becaufe the few me poor, No longer could my company endure; Ungrateful the for all my favours pat, And many a preterit gly'n her firft and lilt! Whitt. petticoats, a cloak, a cap, and govre I timed her ton to he each (port in town; To Sasiiesi'. NV-11.1., to Ailley's, every where, let thu., was I repaid for all my care." WILL. Wc11! Jack, may I a bifcuit neve:crack, /Jl may I Nicely fly Muunfcer's attack; May 1 for ever from my quartos rim, And dread to fcc the muzzle of a gr. If thou'rt not welcome to a Rare of mine ; Here's guineas, jack, pray take them, eight or nine." JArc. I thank thee kindly, but I've firmly Nom, To ft.y no longer dangling here on Mores One (bluing piece howe'c:, dear Will, I'll take, And when I can a recompence l'U make." Visa. " Ay, take it, welcome—may it do thee good, Thou oft with me at the tante gun halt Rood; Oft haft thou Bar'd the fare of :be fame tads, And Icorn'd to Mach hi battle or chants; LONIAPT MARKETS. OGRN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JULY z. Remo of the PR ICES of FLOUR, fdem Juc: _ _ to the 13th of June ivelu fivc. Total 7947 ficits.--Aver.ige 555. od. 3a. ',V. !MVO' than lali return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROULI-1. Bogs . 11iits;is111o;i Pixtets 51 os to 81 Co SMITHFIELD, July 2. To link the offal--per !tone of 81b. Beef - 45 4d to 59 od Vtsa - ad to 6s 01 Matteis -53 cd so 5s 6d Port Ss id to 5s Yd Lamb frs 6d to 7s 4d. Stock at Market this morning, Beafts 500, Sheep and Lambs 2600. NEWCATE and LEADENHALL, July 2. Per Sone of Sib. by the sareafe. Beaf 3s 8d to 43 sa Veal 41 Od CO is 44 Mutton 45 4d to 54 2d Pork p 0,1 to p 8d Lamb 53 4d to 63 Yd. RAW P.:DFS, July 2. I Mos (rev Robe) 3s sd to 33 6d Heavy Calf 93 ea each Middling 23 Stl to 2s tod Horfe Skin 3 Ili 110 163 Wallin' 2s 461 Ie 211 .. 6.: Shp Skins ds (41 to Ss Shearlinge t;. PRICE OF I.EATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALI.. Butts, so to 561 b cavil, - • lid to 191 d Ditto, (o to 661 b - • - 2id to 23d Ma-chants Backs 17d to ad • Drcfliug Hideo - . tsd to 16d Fine Coach Hides 175 to 18.1 . Crop Hides for Cutdog - ISt,' to zed Flat Ordinary - - ilia to ad Ca!i* Skins, 35 to 401 b per doom, - 24,1 to 3311 Ditto so to 7olb - - 2.:t1 to 3(4 Ditto, 7 , 1 to 2'.%;111 - . :41 to 2.64 Small Seal: (Greenland) per lb. 34 ted to 31 411 Large ditto - - too, to 14os per doz. 'Fauucd Coric Hides -12 s to 325 each Goat Skin 4 - • ass to Gss per dozen Bark per Ica.i - 21). 'Os. to 231. 01. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. !t. James's market 3s 81 Town Tallow Us 6,1 tool Clare market is lid Ruffia ditto (cA.) ()Go od to IS to Whi-echapel Mark .2t 34 7 lit Et ofka ditto (Asap) 391 to 6os (pa /tune Of WO White Candle Ruiha sys to Go Clt,l Stuff sip od t 0558 Ioi iz Id Ditto Rough 36s od to 42$ Average Price 3s Sti Grcaves - t6s cl to os Good Dregs xis to is Yellow Snip, 725. to 01.--Illottlt.l,Bo6.—ettrii, 245. Catalla, Its. 6d. COALS, July 2. Deft Coals it the Pool, 21. sic, cd. per Ckallros. Delivered 21. 6tL Sunecrlaed, 11. is:. ed. Delivered 21. 4s. ed. THE BAR:If:RI SONG. PACKWOOD'S Pu 11..., Sir, and Strop, 1 adnpt in nr; Gtop ; Hunting Razor come al pat as they an I Ntirl; the Cuthrr'L Vl'hen Tailors whet their On PAckwooo% Razor Strop—hc's your man! The Counting !lonic Penknife, whetted on one of Pacxwoon's Stropi, will experience a pofitive proof of their fuperior excellence, and give a keen edge to a razor to shave to admiration. The Strops are fold for 3s. 6d. gs. and toss. 61. each; — Boxes of Pafte, red and black, 2s. 6d. each ; to repair and Lei. the Strops in order for years. If not approved on trial, to return the money within one week after purchafe. Sold in London by Mr. Love, No. i z, Haymarket ; Mars. Hendries and Sons, middle of Sling-lane ; Meas. Rowneys, No. 95, Holborn-hill ; Mr. Si zeland,No. 2, Vere-fireet, Cavendifh•fgnare ; Mr. Vickery, Taviaoac-ftreet; and by moll of the principal Perfnmers in Town and country ;—and, wholefalc and retail, by Mr. Simmons, Dublin ; and Mr. Racburn, Edinburgh. Hunting Ra:tors teemed with a guard to prevent cutting. To prove their fafcty, a Gentleman has fhaved with one of them on horfebauk—an accii fition for timid %aye's, or thole troubled with a nervous complaint. Price 21. / 2S. 6d. The Ra• TOTS are fold only by Mr. PACKWOOD, No. i 6, Gracechurch•llreet, I.undon. PCCLPSIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. ilia Royal 1-iighmr; the Prince of Wales has been graciorfly to appoint the Ret Albert Nefbitt one of his Domenic C ..plains. lie Koh Dr. Stevenfon, late Fellow of King's College, Cambridge, and Rcdor of the Urisa of CALan, i; prefented to the D.sury of Kiheuora, vacant by the tej 6 nation of the Rev. Dr. Cadtatibur.i. BIRTHS. In Mountkre-fquare, Dublin, Cuuntda Den, of a daughter. At Mouut•Pkafaut, Dublin, the wife of William Cockburn, lifu. of a fun. (",itt Wedneglay morning laft, itt Henford-ftreet, May Fair, the Lady of Maor-Gcncral Cafeoyne, of a tiaughter. At Colchefter, on the 2Gth ult. the Lady of Captain Lloyd, of the Coldftream Guards, of a for. - . Tuefday bit, the Lady of Joan FLmmet. Efq. M. P. and daughter of Sir .iLalplt Woollford, Bart. of a Cott and heir. On Tuefday, the sgth ult. at Champion, Ilk of%lit, the Lady of ('uluw I Barker, of a daughter. DIED. The Ruffian Minifter at the Court of Berlin, Baron 'Cru de/kr, on the 13th ult. at that capital. On Tuefday morning in Welbeck-ftreet, the Hon. Mrs. Par , her, rend of the Hos.l.ieutenant.General G. Lane Parker. lately, at Eighgate, after an inners of four days, in the 44th year of her age, Milk Garnett, of Scarborough. On Sunday lift, ax his houfe in Henrietta-ftreet, Cavendills fquare, G. F. Schutz, Efq. of Shotover-houfe, Oxon. T urfda y lA, at Hampftead, Mrs. Hewetfon, aged 34, wife of Mr. John Hewetfon, Catharine -court, Tower-hilL . . . . . . On the 26th of April hit, in Jamaica, where the wcat for the recovery of her health, Mifs Catharine Morant,youngult daugh ter of the late John Morant, Efq. of Brvickenhurft-hoefe, Hants. At Bilboa, in Spain, at Mr. Brodeer's houfe, the 7th of April lift, Robert Elliot, M. D. at a very advanced age. /lowa' a native of Edinburgh. _ _ _ I.aft week, at Rlchmand,Surry, John Towers, aged 77 years. He was burn at Winiham, near liagiltot, in the year z 72; ; by his hat wife he had is children, the youngeß of whom is 26 years old ; by his fecond 7, the youngeß of whom is 3 years old : he was a Grrat Grandfather, he had worked in the farm ing bufinefs the whole of his life, and had been an deful mem ber of Society. In kis hours of conviviality he drank ale only; 9... F.. 6.—am win.ArinM. in thr lower rank cony his elantole. TLati , are tio &BSc' of oleo of greater intpottnace to fteicry , than thole which devote their tint,: and talcats to the ref-17a, ticn of the health of their fellow creatures. f low eminently fn.:- et:Wel the late l e.trc:a Sri 11;” O.Y was in this traly laudable entploymeut, is completely evinced by the rapidity of fate which his celebrated AN I ISC01:111:TIC Dears have invariably com manded. As a pnciii,:r of the blood, renerer of the conftitu tion, and bracer of the fyltetr, their effedts have bcen altonifh ing. as may be fccn by the furprifing cerrs of rations who were :011ie-led with Scorbutic and Nervous Complaints, Gout, Rheu matifm, &c. and therefore the detedlion of chore impoitors, who by means of forged bills and other pretend..d ercd..ntials, vended telpurions compotition of this trt:ly excellent medicine, mull he a fatistattion to all perfonx ©ho hove a competent idea of th:- abfoltitc ticc:flity there is iu being careful to pnectafe the genuine Remedy, as well as of prrferviug perfonal property from infringement. The true Medicine is dirtitq;uiihad by the liking's Patent, on the bottle, bill, and :trapper; and as a fur ther guard, by favour of his Majcity's Commiflioners of the Stanip-Otliee, they have af4sed a Ramp on each bottle, printed in black Ink. Prepared and fall at the Difpcnfary, No. ts, Soho-Apure, and by the general Venders of Patent Mediciaes in Town and Country, ha bottle& se. and iL as. duty included A las. Bottle contains equal to five final! tr.e:. TO MORROW. inn rife. Sun fcts 1 Moon rifts 1 47 minutes after 3 l3 minutes after 8 129 minutesafter to HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW Morning 36 minutes after 4 Afternoon 52 otinuta after 4 EPPING 70REST—FAMILY RESIDENCE, with FORE COURT, GA RIDEN, CO .CH-I-lOUSE,and STABLING. To BE SOLD 111 AUCTION, By PETER COY E, BURRELL, and FOSTER, At Gannwars Cothx-houfe,on Thurfday, July Is, at Twelve o'Clock PiAT very deferable COPY I-10I.D 'FAMILY lt ES! D 1:: NC E, recently tm..r.ted by Joni.; Boots it, Efq. pleafantly, cbearfully, and advantageoufly fituate, unantvriA by the daft of a Public Road, in Paradife-row, on the verge of Epping Foreft, Six Miles front London only, plentifully fup plied with admirable Water, and commanding delightful Views in Home Scenery and very eatLittive Profpeds, with fpacious Fore-court, Coach-houfe, and Stabling for Three Horfcs. There eligible and covetable Pretnifes,prefenting a Ph:hi:ergot. Eleva tion, contain a varLty of Apartments in Uenclanait's Room, Brcakfaft Parlour, and Dining-room, op.ming into a Comkrea tory, with Kitchen, Store-room, and Offices on the Ground Floor, Double Staireafe, fingularly elegant Bow-windowed Lofty D raw in g-room, fitted up with peculiar attend on,in coved, enriched, ;;roitied cieling, fetni-circular end, Rce,des for Sof., or Library Book-eafes,carvcd ftatuary marble Chinuttl-pieees. and MahaTtny sallies. The whole in beautiful proportion of effedt, and to a S‘nth Afpedt ; four family Bed-chambers, two fmalkr Bcd.ehambers or Drefliog-rooms, Maid Servants Apartments in the Attics, and Men Scream; Room over the Stahl:: Wine and Beer Cellars; eatenfive Risk of Common. TbeE va!uabli. Copybold Pretnifes nearly egtal to Freehold, being fobjeet only to the ufual Cullom of the Manor. May be viewed ten days preceding the Sale, by Tickets only, on a7plication to Marrs. Peter Cove, Burrell, and Fofter, 1 hrtviterton-ltrLet ; when particulars may be bad, :ma at I.loyd'i and Garraway's. DISTINGUISHED FREEHOLD VILLA, with SIXTY- Elfa-IT ACRES of LAND, SOIJTHGA'rE, MIDDLE SL.N.—TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By PETER COXE, BURREL, and FOSTER. At Garraway's Coffee-hook, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Thud(lay, the 15th of July, at Twelve o'Clock, ' T HAT fingulatly capital and fpacious FREE• HOLD VILLA, molt pleafantly rimate at Southgate, in the richelt part of the County of Midilefer, eight miles only dii'ant from the Metropolis, the property and rclidence of Jo UN HZNIRS' SCIINELIIER, The interior fitted up in a ftyle of unufual fimplieity and neat nofs, and polliffing every eonvenienco, no lefa for the comfort of dorneftie tire than fplendid accommodation; the Manfion !lands on a gentle eminence, in the centre of a delightful Pad deck, and furroundim, domain of co Acres, ornamented with a number of nwjeluc lofty oak and other forelt trees ; a delightful Piece of Water, femicircular Grecn.boufe, large detached Shrubbery, Plantations, Kitchen-garden, fully croP pcd; lee-houfe, lofty continued Walls, covered with inntnnera• ble Fruit-trees of the firft quality; Peachery, Grapery, Melon ground, and every neceffary apprndage ; together with a Leak hold Farm of aS Acres adjoining. The dwelling is approached under a Doric Colonnade; contains a noble Eating Parlour, Auti-room, Library, elegant Oetagen Saloon, Boudon or Dret. Ping Room, fpacious Hall, and Geometrical Stone Staireak ; Houfekcerer'; Room, Butle.'s Room, fir carital lofty Bed chambers, with Do:fang-rooms, on the Flrft Floor; five admi rable Family Bed-chambers ou the Upper Floor, and fuitable Xervants' Ayr rtments, back Staircafe, and Water-elolets throughout the Domeft:c Offices eonfift of a lofty, light, airy Kite, en, back Kitchen, Servants Hall, Bain:hook, Larder, and fpacious Cellaring, Refervo.ra for river and fining Water cf a fuperior quality ; two Coach-hooks, capital fielding for nine horfes ; Men-fervants' Rooms, Walhhoufe, Dairy, am: other out-door Offices ; with Farm-yard and Buildings. The vieees on all fides are delightful, and the whole ht the higheft state of perfedlion. May be viewed by Tickets ten days preceding the Sale, which, with printed ortierikrs, fluty be had of Melir4. Pens Core, Burrell, and Fetter, Throginortou-Street, Royal Er change. VA I .UAIILE FREEHOLD ESTATF.S in C MERL AN D, TYT HE FREE.—TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At tLe New Crown Inn, at Penrith, on Thurillay the 12th day of Augull, at four o'clock in the afternoon, In Pour Lots , _ _ _ Lot t, rOMPRIZING the very exten fi ve Ma norll-A of Blencowe, with the Fines, Qaitreats, and other profit) thereof, amounting to upwards of ,3.per annum. IV. B. There is a general fine payable by the cuftomarf Te nants, upon every change of the Lord of the Manor, by death only, which ansoun's to about 3001. Alin a very deft:dole Freehold Manor Farm, called Bet re- COWE HALL, fituate in the Pirithes or Townships of Little BICIICGMC, Greyftock, and there, or fume of them, ewslifling of a Luse and commodious Dwelling Houle, with Barns, Stables, Cowhoufes, and other tunable Outbuildings in good repair; to gether with the Dandne Lands, coataining 159 A. 2 R. 6 P. of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pafeure Land, in the occupation of T. Scott, under an agreement for a term of eleven years, from 25th March, 1797, at the clear rent of 135 L per annum. This Lot is fubJect to a free Rent, or free Farm Rent of 6s. Sd. pc:- annum. Lot 2. Comprizing a Freehold Farm, called Old Hall, fituate at Great Biencowe, in the Parini of Deere and in Skelton, or l one of them, confining of a good Farm Houfe, with Barns, Stables,and tunable Outbuildings • and about 90 Acres of good Arable, Meadow, and Pa ft ure L and,: occupied by the Execu tors of John Relph, &crated, under an agreement for a term oft t years, from 25th March, t 797, at the clear Rent of 631. per annum. Lot 3. Comprising a Menbage or Dwelling Houk, and Water Corn Mill, called Laithes Mill, with Barn, Stable, and Outhouto; and ten Acres more or lets of Land and Meadow Ground, at Laithes, in the Pad& of Skelton, in the occupation of Jofeph Stockdale, as tenant from year to year, at the net rent of 251. per annum. Lot IV. Comprizing a MelTuage, or Dwelling Houk and Fartn, with Barn, Stable, and Outbuildings; and 62 A. 2 R. 2 4 P. more or lets of Arabic and Pafture Land, fituate on Skelton Pafture in the Part& of Skelton, in the occupation of Wilts. John and William Johnfon, under a Leafe for 20 years, from ad February, 1785, at the net yearly rent of zol. All the Lands in the foregoing Luts are free from the pay ment of Tythes, except a dole, containing 7 A. 2. R. 30 P. called Schoolmaiter's Clore, in Greyftocke. The Land Tax on all the above Lots has been redeemed. The Farms may be viewed on application to the 'Tenants. For further particulars apply (by letter poll paid) to Mr. Tindal, Attorney-at-Law, Chelmsford, Eire:, where Maps of the Eftate may be Peen, and previous to the Audtion, printed partienlars and conditions of Sale may be had of Mr. Hutton, Attorney-at-Law, at Penrith ; afloat the principal Inns, at Pen -4.411. • ~t... ni C.} - swl Ur. TindaTs Office. in UV:POR.TANT ADV'ICT•. TO FANVI.4O. COPY of a Letter from the ev. Mr. ek;Ap . ;,F, PR V.STON, 12...ecipr of Cipirm-r, Mt•lris. Cm; NC and Er rt.-a, DhcagPtie.... 7 4";-..0-n .r, fteing C. nutty rproptlithlo fnn:aturp: to !-.. rerto rn by your ('HING's PATEN NVOR 1.0Z7,-;;;E,s cultrly that of the Lord of with phew th-• honour of beinz aetim.intet), induced me to . 7 them:l- 3 a fon of mine, wito had bcpn vay id a long time, and te - e:.•ed little or no lio,ePt from any Med:cfne he :. - -. , 1:. I think it a duty due to you, and a natit.tnal advam 33-e, to I:7y, that Ii was pA - f d reflt.i.d to -good hc.dth, 'hy mil:. • t;-ree dolt. your ineomparab:e Medicine, wide!, I have iteop t iov teem mended to runty of my trier d: for theiaLlv,a :1;1.1 t .•i.dren, and they have nowt . Liled of foccefi I ant, Gemitinen, Your hundtl.- Sere ant, Bultner, Ca. 7, t Sra. Cl - 1. 0 .2 .1.f;; sold, WholeLle ;old Retail, at. Chin; end Pal;er'l, Cheap fide; and Retell by Van Bergen, Elation:; Dugdale, rod Callwal, Dublin ; Cotk : and by mot.. rt:fiteet.t!..l. Me dicine Vcridera in the United Kingdor.-.., in Boties at ts. Boxes XL 9d. and Family Dues, containing live (mall BI•XC6. at One Guinea nach. DEPLORABLE DECAYS and WEAK NESSES, brougla on by diffipmed plc:dimes, hr ddritt!:- ing, and too pt.v.-crfal courfrs of Mercury (the bane of heult.l) producing tiiintalug pains in the back and Loins, Te.smolirg,, Feeblenefs, Horrors of the Mind, Nervous Deaf nAs, &c. ece. 2212 cured by HU NTE R . S RF.T ORATIVE BALSA* of 1.1Pr;42,1 HEALTH, well known upwards of 20 years fur its insitinsabje virtues. As a recent proof of its great efficacy, a Gentleman of rank, for an alarming Weaknefs, had been under the care of an eminent Sur3con fevcral months, without obtaining any relief, was curodin a fewdays by this Reitorative Medicine. Nume rous Gentlemen in fimilar fituations have received qui ha w . fit ; iu lon., this Reltorative Medicine is now in tuck repute s as to be n:commended by many of the Faculty. A I?amphict or its Virtues, With a Lie of important Cares, may b.: lust of the Vend..trs. _ _ ::old at *adc's I,lelLinc Warehoull,No. 163, Fleet-Reeet, and No. 13, Old Bond-ltrect; Tines Warehotfe, front en trance Royal Each:Jig:: ; Shaw, Na, &rough ; Bacon, 0:- ford-Arca ; and by ail Dis4hfcllers and VerAlvrs of Medicines in Town and Country; price 6s. 7,d. she (mall Box; '.arzer 141aez, containhqg the quantity of fix (mall, may be had tor 1::...s inadc up for EL, Array, Navy, and others. WllENlona' 16len of edutation and re fponreLili,y deviate from the general fyitsin by the re ledtion of a peculiar Branch, the fanalon td'lotig continuod fuceefs is the heft criterion of fuperiority. • Eight year-.l:ave I devoted ix. pr..cticetti the excinEve treat. meat of THRIE DISORDPSte, and the Elec.:faint Mk& of my plan gives ne additional arci ter in tappet& as far as .1 mg able the ravages o..tilofc complaint, whi the !twit import. ant in the eardn•ue of human inartni:lel. Atter initiatioit Into niter/ branch as an Army Stagena, I formed a Wiet at an ea. - ly period of !'rather to recut; Ltd!,lb,. ids front ete Ignor:-Itee of uneducatel Men, or He elially dan gaous precipitancy of etleral Vrael:tioners. TheTl-ntrE 111502,A)..R5, to tile cure of which !have 'le. voted my Lttention, comprize ever/ fpecles of VENHk Eat tvh.:.:h.!r of a rercnt or lor s t dnratior. All kina of wh.ther habits 4 Sekoolhoys, or the indtalsonc7. rnature age., and ay -!tit de• ranlemeat of the Wu:ix:twilit:Li; NESS or Sinit!!..try. Numerals. dift-afi... are the rriult of Icnerancc or halle in tie treatmet.t in a ii.nule Gonortnes. and it nut untilocnay hap. pew t :cols of L'.e are cr:l:o7..ed by the ithhcretion of as unguarded L err. f.t7a frperi.:r method fuck complzarts are cafily cured, and erea where ot!.crs have failed, I %cud dad tray prefunte to Gil' c r A radical re-ell.bliF.inent Few, hoe ever. are the cafo cf milli:red alter: in the diford7r compared with the ca!atTlitoll: ilZIM:100t1 of Men,whe from Itidedgence ins SOI.ITARY VICE, er e.r.r.,lent Gide. ies of a fail:it-sr:oe Idle acquire that fiat,: of Del,:h:r which is the ur.avoidab!c ccafequence of fuel pernicious habits. Where the tinh..ppy fetTerxr broads miler% txt care fully conceal.. his rui;forttn.e, it may be runic confobtiou tot him to know, that akhuugb it be an objenl of doubt or weer* 'Anti with other Praditieners, the removal of chef@ DF:FI CIE.NCI ES by the gradual progrefs of X er.os7 don L the acquire.. ntent of my experience. If the rites of ilacchw or Venu. have begun to reduce manly vigour, much antiety will 'oe Iterated by an early countcraelim of this languid eau, and la theft cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for yearsexilted a proper Pet ; fcverance is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the Ounsbring :park, of Life, turd to re-arimate the Contlttution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have fur.: been difappolated In their expeelatious of a Family, may be allured, that ist moil inftances rich defeJle are curable by Medical BSill. The SECRECY which is fo :nodal to my undertaking, Ind the glialifit..ations wli.b I hive prefenLtd to date, Form t'd 4.4* of my Pretcrifions, and in coincidence with filth thisinti naation is given, thus Mr B--.... ma y b e con fo te d ic ua l (or by letters inclofing a fmall note) at his houfe, Nw ap, Ana ; del ftreet, Strand, ueuz Temple-Bar. There is au additional entrance hi Watu-Rrect Aunts g and die rants is on blab the doors. M. R. tidc , ..mbe ,. the I)(WRi r e ntieor of Sargerr. 'TO THaMAS 1 A V 1.02. I:SQ, No. 9, NEW BRIDGE-S rar.LT,L'JNDON, DEAR sea, T FEEL it a duty incumbent tmcn me, to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have received from your invaluable Mcclicine--LEAXEs PATENT PILLS. About two years ego I was attacked with a Va x c I eat. mi oa UM; which I treated rather ilizht:f for fome time, lu:t the Dile - ale a: length fpreadiug all over my Body, I was ob':,,ed :o apply v) the molt eminent of the Faculty, but ti•eir atlittance afforded only temporary r:lief—l went throsie various C'ourfts of Salivation, and irorn being rather of a corpuknt Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. The Ulcers that fpread all own my limbs, rendered me a complete Ob!,;:cl, Co that my friends defpalred of my recovery. When brought to this filiation, I cotillered death ai incvitab!e, but a relation of mine ronuratts ing upon the many Cafes in which your Pill. had ioctetled, I was induced to try a box of them, video I thought ratli,r re lieved use, and by perfeverance for two or ttret months, and fol towing year DirLaions, i experienced the molt uniccourvs bit Relaxation feom Pain, the Sores ,;:atlway f•lbfiding; I am raw, :hank Goo, perfedly re7overed, and walking out daiT: I .loubt not but one more box, which I think cautions to take. trill elablith my health in its original Rate. It is with the molt heartfelt gratitude that I fubferihe myfelf,fir, your mach obliged humble fervant, Wu. Palma. 13..mnigate, rvianchefter, July t, tact. P. S. For the public benefit I do not object to the above be log publaed, but leave you to act as your own baiter judg snent 11l dietate. - _ Prepared and Sold by the Sole eroprietor, Tyros. Tar Loa. Member of the Royal College of Sorts:one, London. at Inv Houk, No. 9, New-Bridge-11mm: Where, afte r a conl' , 7t refideace of more than thirty-fix y ears, in praet ce ;Acting...l diredesl to the Cure of Venereal Conplaints, with 'hat inv:ahr hie fccrccy which men of his Pro:el:ion thould always ohftvz. he flatters hinder, the advice and al:ill-wee he gratin:o4y ad. minilters to perfons taking this Medicine, eit;ent..d, by a dikerning Public, as an advantage feldom tole obtained; mid void of ambiguity. Allo Sold, IT tie Appointment, for the eons e:.iance of t 1441 living at a diftatice, at the Perfumer's, K. 31, .4. Alban s. Itreet, Pail-Mull; the Toy-ihop, No. 103, o, . :et ; Mr. Diihorough's, No. 7, rib-ftreet-bilt ; Mr. St:. Bookfefic:, Nu. t, Union-Row, Little Tower Hill; Mr. W.ltfon's, bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Calwelf's, Dublin; Mr. BiLlimx Liverpool; Air. Atbinfon's, Ma:whetter; and by one Perlen in every confiler,:ble Town in Great-Britain and Ireland, in Botts of only 2r. 9d. each, reeled up.with full and plain Dire: 'ions, whereby Per(ons of either Sex may Cure tileudaves V.lth Bale, Speed, Secrecy, sod Safety. N. B. Every Box fold in Great.-Britain is Paled up will , a Stamp, on w!..ich, by favour of the Conuniffiotias, is printtis at the Stanap-Oflice.--T. Taylor, No. 9, Nov Bridge-trea. -- to imitate which is Pclony. and all others are counterfeit LONDON: Printed for the Proprietors, by JOHN DAM! . ' • (nf Carnaby-ftreet) at the Brea PAINTING-Omer, N.. r• Carey-ill-vet ; and pobliihed by LIWEI ;NT (o 124 " - terbury-piace, Lambeth), at No t, Carcy-itreet , and at ",e c••• IP T.virml"..nar • te. 1110 L. eno, $ll. MARRIED. Sunday Laft, at St. George's, Hanover-fquare, Mr. William Hall, of Great Ryder-ftrect, to Mlfs Sophia Choppin, daughter of Mr. F. Choppin, Park-lane; and Mr. Moron Hall, Picca dilly, to Mils Louifa Choppin. In Cork, jam's Eames, Efq. of Glanmire, to Mrs Harman, daughter of th.: late Joshua Harman, o Rough-hill, near Mallow. At Tipperary, Edward Shadwell Hackman, Efq. to Mifs Hoops, only daughter of Richard Hoops, Efq. The Rev. John Graham, to Mifs Johnfon, daughter of Wm. Johnfon, of Carrigaholt, county Clare. At H;mburzh,ou the loth ult. Sir Robert Barclay, Bart. to Madame de Cronftedt, daughter of Colonel Dora, and the ' young widow of the late Baron de Croultret. Thurfday, at St. Peter Lc Poor, the Rev. James Simpkinfon RLetor of that Parini, to Mifs Vault, daughter of Edward Vaux, Efq. of Aunin Friars.