Star. — London, England, 1802-11-23 00:00:00

POETR r. The following pathetic lines are the produdion of Mrs. Bet• LAST, wife of THOMAS EDWARD BELLA/AP, lately tried In Dublin, and found guilty of pairing to a Mr. SPARROW a Bill on Meffrs. Co: and GRIMIWOOD, of London, Army Agents, for 301. ft.-fling, with the names of thefe Gentlernen barged as acceptors to it. As the peculiar drcurnftances of diltres connected with this unfortunate man's cafe induced the Jury to recommend him to mercy, we hope there aired ing Terra may meet the fympathetic eyes of Tome humane charade: who has power and inclination to adininifter con , fobtion to the unfortunate. In deepeft Ihades of Wretchednefs and Woe, With (cam a Friend my dreary Rate to know, Or where 'els known, few, few there arc I fear, My worft of fates, or to relieve or (hare; In penury and ficknefs--gloomy train ! My heart afaided, torn and rent with pain ; The hoviring Glade of Death around me flies, And fpreads its fick'nkng dinmers o'er my eyes— Would they were clos'a in that oblivious ficep, Where ceafe the wretched or to feel-u weep— Where Poverty's hard gripe affliets no more, And Life's delufions and delights are o'cr; Where Friendhip's neer reforted to in vain, Nor turns from Penury with cold &Alain. My Children ! oh ! thou Eternal Power ! -Whole cars pedaled at their natal hoar, To there my friendlefs babes, thy etre extend. , Be thou their fathen—and be thou their friend; When the cold grave becomes their mother's bed, And when the long gnats trembles o'er her bead: . Their father! oh ! fweet attribute of TIZAY'II Mercy !:oe thou to their poor father giv'n; Ilebold in there fweet Innocents the caufe-- 'ires day not 14, that broke his country's laws ! , Neeeffity-r-Ilsat knows nor laws nor fears, • Urg'd by his children's fad complaints and tears, To ddperation drove him...fatal day ! A crime committed—years can't wipe away—. O'er-leaped right's bounds—foeiety's great tye, And forfeited his life, left they Should die! But why not infer on—my Enwnan—orrhy ? Why not alert your fainted babes to die ? Did e'er a tear roll down my care-worn cheek — Or igainft my hatband one fad murmur fpcak ? Say. was I not to Himest's great will reeved-- And Cure we did from HZAVN oft comfort find? What—though the day was wafted duo' in grief, And you at night retorted without relief— Return'sl—wlsen every hdthleik friend was try'd-- Hopelefs retuned—for every friend deny'd! Then on your fainting wife fuch looks you've elk That I muft reedit*, wbilit life (had laft ; Have I not round your neck my food arms thrown, And lank with you before HBAVII'II Vadooll throne; And whilit the burning tears &bled your face, We've pny'd together for %flaking vacs, Ana role renew'd in faftb—whilit our fweet child Shp as we pray'd..and as you wept, it finill I Alt! little know the rich, the gnat, the gap— Who fpend in Wive joys &titillate away, The pones, my BILLAMT-4114 pangs you bore-. Pangs Which no creature ever felt before— , And be sae-you told me you could bear Pate's btu anfir-lf /had not a Share; That hunger, thirtl, and cold to you were non& But for your Children-0! heart-handing though ! His Children perlds--we a Father dflgta l To err againft thelaws of man, and II sav'st! Cruel altessative—yet Con, thon e tt Nor Mould thy councils e'er be hated by daft! But oh ! tbdild e'er this tale--which here appears Wrung from my beart—and blotted with my tears, ha page wing to that mild eye which beams. With mercy's cheering, vivifying &reams-- To am Ade Waft with mildeit virtues glows, And whore long reign one fuse of goodnefs thews ! I pray that Hs his pardon may extend— And nacre/ vent my BEL LA le v--aty friend! So may that Power who fits on Heav'n's high throne, ' Who crowns bath giv'n and kingdoms overthrown — Around his bead ten thoufand hidings &ow's., And be his (Wald, his comforter, his tow'r; May Britain, great in arms, in Conuneree grown, Neer want a °souse to fill Great Britain's throne; But to my load erica ! Mercy lend ! Pardon my BILLA T—sny beiband--friend ! LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only Iron. the Bth of November to the 13th of November. Tetal---50,770 Quarters. Average 375. 3id. PRlCErerun. OF HO Ia PS. Z eln 91 OS to 111 11Si k Kent id oa 10 13 1 01/ i Mac: 91 08 10 zit 4s &act 91 9s CO 121 os nee 91 et to 111 os. Fun. jol os to 161 os s k4 PRICE OF 8 DS, November se. • Red Clover (old) 20$ to iss per cwt. Dittd(new 731 to sop White ditto r i te ties Ditto (ocw) to !SOS - Trefoil 3ns to 68e Tent, ills to ins per bulbs! Stye Orals 23s to. 43$ per quarter Cerra's/ay 364 to 4i s per ewt. Coriander di to 3as ditto Canary Seed Us to 9.0 ditto New Rwo Seed 321 to 361 per latt. Rib Grafi 3os to 36s per cwt. SMITHFIELD, November 22. To Sek the eial.—per awe oft*. Ike 41 od so 5s Id' Veal se od to 6s od Mutton 34 od to 3s U Volk as 8d to 3s 84 NEWGATE and LEADENNALL, November 22. Per Bose of Slb. by the carafe. Bat is sod to 41 od I Veld 3s Id to p 8d M u tton 3$ 6d to as 6tl I Pork at 841 to st 84 Stock at Market this mnerving, Bealts 274 , 0, Map and Lambs, 14poo. PRICE OP HAY AND STRAW, November 22. gfttithAtid. St. Jam& Whiteeliapel. j Win 7 0 0 1 7 10 4 40to 7 .90 1 4 oto 7 too =le. RI se 6: . —..... , siotog: /116 90 • Chow 6,„ es to 9J t i , • • ; " t A 1111..wernimow am_ Ir" ' t Stos :6 o 7 fall oso DUBLIN, NOP. lE. Refpeaing the impoftor who afumed the name I of the enlonel Hope,the following additiona l particulars have come to our knowledge : a We firft find him at Antrim.' *here be flop ped Come days and hire 4 a perfon to accompany him on a &ling expedition to the Bufh, to the Giant's Caufeway, Billycatile, and back to An trim ; while at Glenarm a veffel came into the bay in (Wirers, and he encouraged the people on fhore to was 'a boat and put off to her affiftance ; on the return of the boat, one of the men was drown ed, and he gave the widow ten guineas, which, in addition to his infinuating manners, fo far ingra tiated him with a Gentleman then prefent, that he advanced him 25 guineas. and received in return 2401. in Bank of England Notes, which he left with a honfe here to be converted into cafh by the time the Colonel arrived, which happened on the teeth of June, when he called for his cafh, flayed about two hours, patted as the brother of Lord Hopetoun, franked feveral letters, and departed for Donaghadee. We . have not heard a fingle in- Rance of his cheating any perfon in this country out of more than their good opinion. which be never failed to do." On Saturday laft, a caufe of much inttreft and importance, commencing on the preceding Mon day, was terminated at the Court of Common Pleas, before Lord Nosnuav and the HMI. Juf tiCCS FINUCANE and JOHNSTON. It WAS 1 trial at bar, direeted by an order from the High Court of Chancery, to determine whether a will made by the late NICHOLAS FRENCH ' of Ballinafloe, in the county of Galway, Efq. in favour of his wife and a relative named WARD, to the prejudice of the heir at law, MANUs FRENCH, the teftator's next brother, had been fraudulently and by undue in fluence obtained ? After a variety of arguments by Counfel on both fides, and a minute recapitu lation of the evidence, and a learned and fuccind explanation of the law, by Lord Noasuiv, in a charge which occupied five hours, the verdie of the jury confirmed the will. Mr. ELLISTON is-engaged at the Haymarket- Theatre, to fucceed Mr. EsvicErr . as ailing Ma nager. The fubjeft for the Norrifian Prize, at Cam• bridge, this yea? is—" What are the haafes that Chritiianity fpread itfelf fo much in the ages im mediately fucceeding the age of the Apoitles, and fo little ever fence ?" The inhabitants of Jamaica experienced much fatisfaaion on receipt of the intelligence that the Royal Affent bad been given to the Coiporation Aa, by which the town of King(ton is conftituted a city, and is in future to be under the Govern ment of a Mayor, twelve Aldermen, and twelve Common Councilmen. On Saturday laft, Mr. BOND received a letter from the Earl of WincNILSIA. dated Nov. r 9, Burley-bode, near Oakham, •in Rutlandfhire, Rating, that in confequence 'of Mr. Bonn having apprifed his Lordfhip that the Man and womab fdpetted of the murder of Mr. Steele, were fup poled to be in the • vicinity of Leicefter, he had immediately caufed the molt fedulous inquiry to be made, the refult of which was, 66 that a man and woman, exactly anfwering the defcription tranfmitted, paired through Oakham, on Saturday the t 3th inf. that after remaining two nights it Melton Mowbray, they went to a village sailed Winaefarould, and from thence were traced to the Toll-bar, at Qtyrendon, in Leictlterfhire, in which place they we Peen on Tuefday the itsth, in the morning. The woman appeared fometimes in boots, and fometimes without either (hoes or flock ings."—lt is therefore highly probable, that from the judicious direEtions of the Earl of WINCHILL+ sea, and the attire exertions of the two Offiters fent down by Mr. BOND. from Bow-ftreet, the! above mentioned man and woman may be now on their way to town, in order to undergo the requi lite examination. A poor woman was apprehended on Thurfday night, as diforderly, and taken' to - theitstehhoufe or - St. Margaret's. On being fearehed, '319. in gold was found on her, befides Tome ' Oyer.' On being brought before the Magifirite, it 'Qlecn fqnare, on Friday, a warrant was ittird'to - Fsgch her lodging, where was found her fon,it lad gilt, blind and dumb, in the utmOß diftrds for araiis of food and raiment.• A great dial Of i liroperty or various kinds was alto found ; alto beggingletteri to many ladies of rank, and papers, by 4 8114 ch it appeared (he ufed to -beg in tbe ftreet's' with alio, unfortunate objett, foe whom, befidee, Bre has re ceived for many years, a `weekly allOwanee from the parifk of Clapham. Many of the articles found appear to be new, fuch as are hung out at flop doors, and others taken out of kitchens, &c. The woman's name is Jane Howell, alias Birch. She is committed-for farther examination to-morrow. Sunday morning, at e three o'clock, a fire broke out in a Carpenter's (hop in Charlotte Mews, Charlotte-areet, Tottenham-court-road, which en tirely confumed the interior of it ; but its ravages extended no farther—and at twelve o'clock the 1 houfe of Mellis. Barrow and Lee, glafs-cutters, in ' Bread-Rreet, Cheapfide, was-difcovered to be on fire, and though every exertion was ded to im pede its progrefs, it was no; extinguifhed till it had done confiderable damage to the houfe, fur niture, &c. . SPILSBURY'S ANTISCORRUTIe Daors.—This well known excellent Medicine, having been aw proved by the public near 3o years, hardly seeds' any further recommendation: but as . a Gentle man of refpeEtability, refiding in the neighbour hood of Spilfhy, in the County of Lincoln, and whofe cafe was novel, had the goodnefs to call on the Proprietors, at'the Difpenfary, No. r 5, Soho (quare, to acquaint them of the cure he had re cently experienced from the ufe of their Medicine, _ Mars. &manual , and Co. beg leave to acquaint Wirt. that by applying to Mr. Hors, of P • P r• ECCLWASTICAL PROMOTIOUS. °trona ,'Nov. —.-Wednefday Mr. Ralph Deane , B . A. o f 1 Magdalen College, was eledcd one of Mr. Vino.% Scholars in Law. Thurfday the Rev. Thomas Gilbert, 8. A. of St. Mary Hall.' was admitted M. A. Grand Compoutider. Alfo, the Rev. John Jones, B. A of Jefus College , was admitted M.A.; and With. Thomas Barry Danville, of Oriel CciNego; Arthur Vaughan Owen Jones, of Jefui College. and Richard Sammons, of Cbrift Church, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. The Re llenty Hedey,, Ire or of Wilton, Wilts, and Vicar of Aldwarth; is Initalled Prebendary of Wartninfter in Salif bury Cathedra. : I . BIRTHS. On the Bth inft. the CiMitltes of Glafgovr, of a fon. On Monday the isth inft. at Winthorpe Grove, Notting ha milaire, the Lady of Row Pock lington, Efq. jun. of a fon. On the 18th init. in Great Camberland-place, the Lady of Alexander George Mackay, Efq. of a fon. On the "ith iuR. Mrs. Stein, wear-ftreaft, Edinburg,l4-of fon. MARRIED. Saturday laft, at.Suttcal, in Kent, B. T. Stow, Efq. Collector of the Cußoma at Dover, to Mifs Riekends, daughter of Wil liam Rickends, Erg. of the former place. On Saturday morning, the aoth init. at Aihe, near Overton, Hants, Benjamin Langlois, Efq. of Cork-ftreet. On Wednefday, at St. Martin's Chireh, Ironmonger-lane, Mr. John Cooper, of Stanwell, to Mifs Stevens, the only daugh ter of Caft;le Stevens, Efq. of Staines, Middiefee. At Bantry, Ireland Jos n Field, Efq. to Mifs Anne Sherlock, of Drumadureen. In Roferea, Jofeph Deane,Efq. of Parfonflown, to Mifs Tal bot, daughter of Mr. Wm. Talbot, poftmafter of raid town. Richard Ulher, of Capps. eounty Waterford, Efq. to Mifa Hewetfon, daughter of the late Rev. Jphn Hewetfon, of Suir vine, county Kilkenny. DIED. Friday laft, at Gillwell-houfe, near Waltham-Abbey, Matter Waiter Grenfen Chinnery, fecond fon of Wan. Chinnery, Efq. of the Treafury. On Thurfday the sith inft. at Longworth, Berkiltire, in the 69th year of his age, the Itcv. James Williams, D. D. Redkor of that place. Lately, at Briftol, Penfylvania, a female flare, named Alice, aged Ir 6 years. She was born in PhUadelphia,of parents who time from Barbadoes, and lived in that city until the was ten years old, when her mailer removed her to Dank's Ferry, in 'which neighbourhood the continued to the end of her days. She remembered the ground on which Philadelphia Rands, when it wax s wildernefs, and when the Indians (its chief inha bitants) bunted wild game in the woods, while the panther, the wolf, and the beaftsiif the forefts were prowling about the wig wams and cabins in which they lived. She remembered Wil liam Penn, the Proprietor of Penfylvania,Thomas Story, James Logan, and feveral other dittinguithed amid es. of that day. This extraordinary woman retained her hearing to the end 41 her life, but her fight began to fail graduaUy in her 96th year, without any other vifible caufe than from old age. At zoo the became blind, fo that Ike could not fee the fun at noon-day. About the one hundred and fecond year of her age, her fight gradually returned, and improved fo far, that the could per ceive objedts moving before her,though the could not diftingulfh perfons. Before the died, her hair became pettedly white, and the laft of her teeth dropt from her head at the age of 11c) years. HIGH WATER - AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning Afternoon BETWEEN TETSWORTH AND OXFORD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RHINE, On Friday, the abth init. at the Rainbow Coffet-houfe, Corn' hill, London, at Twelve o'Clock, in Twelve Lots, THREE very VALUABLE and IMPB.OVE ABLE FREEHOLD DAIRY and AR,AELE FARMS, with other rich grazing and tillage-lands attached and near thereto, (the land;tax on which has been redeemed) mat id - vantsgeoofly fituated on each fideof the turnpike-road, between Tetfworth and Oxford, four miles from the former; and (even or eight from the latter, between the forty-five mile-ftone and Wheatly-bridge, a part ofwhich, to the extent of fifty-fix acres in three molt fertile mesdows,lies ou each fide of the raid bridge, on the banks of the Rivet' Thame. The fevcnl tenants arc Meffrs• Hearne, Scott, Tyrrel, and Davies, who hold from year to year at old rents (except Mr. Hearne, who has a lade, of which s years are now unexpired); likewife the ManoFof Chil worth, in which hamlet, ia the parilh of Great Milton, thefe Elates lie; together with the right of fifhery in the River Theme, and three Ayotts therein. To be viewed by leave of the tenants, of whom printed Par ticulars may be bad; elk at the Toll-houfe at Wheatly-bridge ; Pigeons, Milton Common ; Swan, Tetfwortli.; Red Lion, Wycomb and Henley; of the Printers of 'the Oxford and Reading Papers; Mr. Waller, at Theme ; Mr. Carter, Staple- Inn, Holborn ; Rainbosi ; and of Mr. Paine, Land Surveyor, Vharlotte-fireet, Blootnfbury, London ; where, and at Mr. Heeler's, a Phininay be feen. Alto:diking efticiey in numhalefs tripis r pied with full evidence of Dr. Musson', Botanical Syrup; iii Which he has happily compreffed the moft Purifying and Healing virtues of the Vegetable Syftent, is now recommended In Scorbutic, Le- Pand Scrophutous Cafes. the Nobleman to' the,Peafant, intoxica n is the caufe of many of tlet Dlfotders which now *f el& Mankind. When rafon is thrown off her guard by the potent force of drltiking to excefs, Scum often happens thattbis ri firudeelice produces another, or, ih Oda terms, a connection with a difohlated or unclean serf:Mt and freqbently thole who are guilty of thefe indifcrctious are on the point of c'ntering into the leered band of wedlock, with a difereet and virtuous com panion. What is the confequence of thefe repeated improprie ties f The infections poifon, which has lurked in the body of the hufband, is communicated * to the wife, and entailed upon the offspring, who comes into the world a difgufting fpedacle to all beholden, and fubjcsa to the Evil, eruptions of the molt inveterate tendency, Ste. A mechanic, who ufes metal in the sompletien of any performance, that has not been'troperly m isled, will find his woriunanthip break, crack, and difplay a variety of imperfedtions, in defiance of all pins and diligence: it is exaftly the fame with thole who enter into the state of wedlock, without having their blood properly purified from the contagious diftempers it receives through thefe errors, than which nothing is more eficaeicuu than Dr. BRODUM's BO TANICAL SYRUP, being an admirable diuretic, and Rain hp perfpiration, never failing to curt complaints of this nature, after they haVe lain dormant in the blood for feven, eight, or ten years. Although it is fo effedtaal, it is at the fame time fo innocent, that a child, or a lying-in woman might take it with r the greatett Safety; nor is there the leaft danber of taking cold, even in the molt inclement feafon, which it is fcarcely poffible to efcape during the adminiftration of. a murk of mercury. The Botanical Syrup and Reftorative Nervous Cordial,to be had at the Dottor's boufe, No. 9, Albion-ftreet, 7 doors from . the Leverean Mukum Surrey fi de of Blackfriars-bridge, in Woken tI. as. tili. 64. and 6s. od. (duty included)'at Withers' (late Cockei s) Medicine Warehoufe, 29a, Strand ; W. Bulgin, Printer and Bookfeller at his Medicinal Warehoufe, No. 3, Wirie-ftreet; who has re ceived a large and frail fupply ; Thongs fon and Mills, Cattle-ftrect ; 'Browne, Tolzey ; C. Routh. Beidge-ftrcet ; Reed and Sheppard, Briftol; Meyler and Crut well, Bath; Mcffrs. Gondby, Shatorne ; Mr. Rates, Glou- Cater ; Mr. Tymbs, Worcefter : Mr. Treveman, Exeter, ',lisvirtnry, Birmingham ; Spilfbury and Co. Mary area, Dub lifts • andby all Printers, Bookfellen, ant Venders of Medicines )0 le Three Kingdoms. ••• To thole Ladies and Gentlemen bordering on the Rate, of Matrimony, tit; Dctor would particularly recommend the 'fibtanical Syrup, prior to their a,ppearance before the Altar of Lat.Hytnes, who ore in the !mallet% degree apprehenfive of the Syf tent not being entirely found, orittaft'to relaxations of the folids. Baosun's Guide to Old Age, er Advice to both Sexes, to obtain a radical and permanent cure for thole Secret Infirmities of Nature Which Delicacy often forbids to difelofe even to their Relatives; with a Treatifoon PentsleDifeafes, Nervous, Hwo dmodriae, mid Confutnptive Complaintr—To which is added, to path and Hot-well Dothan, ice. It is 'unwind/ CAMBRIDGE.... TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By T. TOR XV, At the Black Bull Inn, in Cambridge, on Tuefday, the ph tit% Of December, 18oz, and following day, AVALUABLE Collection of (:AIIINE'i PICTURES, by F. 11,..t.5, C. &GA, OLD FRA NCB4, VELVET BREVGREL, TENIER 3, RUR ENS, and Odle? Mailer:l; together with BOOKS, PRINTS, &c. the P ro p erty of „ (;01. tlirpan leaving the Univerfity. Amongll thefc Piditiree is , Battle by Bourgoynonc, one of the few real Pidures by that Mailer at prefent in the kingdom. To which wi 1 be a great number of ancient PORTRAITS, c! l ifily o f n„„bie avd illuftriout Perfons In the Reigns of Henry Bth, Edward 6th, ' Mary, and Elizabeth, which were colleded by an entinent An tiquary about the beginning of the hat century : amongil chyle are Pidurei of the Earl of Arundel, Catberi,,, Counteß u t Pembroke, Lord High Admiral Clinton, the fl.mous Serjew &c. of whom there are no other authentic Portrait : . known. Catalogues any be had at the Place of Sale, and of tare Audinneer. LYMINGTON, AND NEW-FOR"ST, HA MPSHIRP, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-4y Mr. CH KIST( F.: At his Great Rooin, in Pall-Mall, on 'rhurfday . t h e. Oth el December, at One O'Cluck, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE • I-I. moulting of Two undivided Thirds of - t h e men u s ; Manor of Pennington Nervett, with Court-baron, cfait-rent., Fines, Herriot3, Royalties, Fifhery, &c. with great tinny of Game,and capital Manor and other Farms, let to 'Tenants :t will,at low old Annual Rents of 41304. capable of very confide, table Improvement, and Land let off, principally. on oDevid life, of the annual value of near zsol. contaiting ?he whole near boo Acres, entirely'compad, ar‘d rninnit4 delightful Utua tion, with full command of view of the Needles, lIIe of Wight, Lymington - river, and furrnunding rich Couiltry, the New yoreft, &c. renders it a molt enviable fpot to build a Mapfiou upon, bounded on the Weil fi de by the Tur n pik e R oa d, leading from Lymington to Chrilt Church and on the reverie .by a capital out river. The tenant at the Manor Faint, Mr. Dennett, will flew the eitate, and printed particulars maybe had of Meffrs. Harbon and Hooper, Solicitors, RingwoOtt; at the Angel, Lymington; the principal Inn, Chrilt Char* the Crown, Lyndhurst; Coach and Horfes.Southampten; White Hart, Winebefter Crown, Bafingftoke ;at Hartford B r id ge , o f the Printer of the ' Salifbury Paper ; at the-Rainbow, Cernhill; s and in Pall -Mall. IXTREN Pcofeilional Men of education and-re -fponfibility deviate front the general fyftem by th e r e . talon of a peculiar Branch, the fandi°r e l a : f f e u th cc ian e er n sf g lo u c a l u r atin in efu lp l: 4 t i. and o w u i r ii t c th o h oppofe as far as a o tti (loads is the belt criterion of fuperiority. 'Ten years have I devoted my praetic.: to the eaclufrve tr • :oit the of ra T va Hß ga ß o E fth D o lS fe O c ßD om f plan gives me additional ard our ice in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every. Wench as an Army Sorg , formed a with at an early period of Practice to refcue individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Mcn, Or the equally Lieu gerous precipitancy of general Pradtitioners. cher mature ari tu age, ig from and ia t a c habits of y that de- The TirIREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I !eve de. voted my attention, comprise every fpeciei of VENEREAL. INFECTION, whether of a recent or lung duratioL—kilr, A Sc l h l oo k lboy ds s o , er fpthEeßinildAullg-en' whether of rangement of the fyftem in Women which is called B.aRREN.: NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes are the refult of ignorance or Italie in the t n treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap. pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcretion of an o a n t r. even By afu wherep triQr others l e th°d have Inch failed, oini truth that are t u me n fi gu ly ar e c t i :re d h d, d may prefume to offer a radical re-eftabliihment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dillrefs in the diforder, compared with the calamitous fitustions of Men, who from indulgence is a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a fafhionable Life, acquire that (fate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequence of filch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer braods over his mifery, bat care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fomc conlotatian fur him to know, that although it be an oblea of doubt or uncer tainty with other Praditioners, the remartal of tkek CIENC TES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire ment of my experience. If the rites of BaCW:ltli or Venus hare begun to reduce manly Vigour:, much an dray will be prevented by an early ccrunterattion of this Nr.c.iiti fhte, and in tilefc cafes no great difficulties will occur But where this Deficiency has for years allied, a peeper Per feverance Is indifpenfibly requiiite to revive the !lumbering (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Conititution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed in their eipedations of a Family, may he affured, that in molt Inftances fuch defedts are curable by Medical Skill The SECRECY which is fo efkatial to my undertaking,and the Qualifications which I have prefumed to ftate, form the Balls of my Pretenfions, and in coincidence with fuch this inti mation is given, that M r. BREE may be confulted perfooally (or by letters h;clofing a fmall note) at his houfe, No. a9,ltrun del-ftrect, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-Rrect aajoining, and the name is on both the doors. M. BREE, Member of the Royal Caller of Sergeant. TAYLOR ESQ :. DEAR silt, N. 9, Bridgedtreet, London. IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon m e, to inforr I you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have rec, iv c. front yourinvalualsle Medicino--LEAKE's PATENT PILLS About two years agel was attaeked with a Ve Nat Eau Es ORD'AIt, which I treated rather Sightly for fame time, but tL Difeafa at length fpreadiug all over my Body, 1 was Obligi.d apply to the molt eminent of the Faculty, hut their afforded only temporary relief—l went through swim:3Oct. of Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent 'LH! is.:ts reduced to a mere Skeleton. The Ulcer, that ail my limbs, rendered me a complete ObjeCt, lo that my frit.l defpaircd of my recovery. When broug ht to this fits2tior., conSdered death as inevitable, but a relation of niine • e oxim c.f. : . : ingupon the many Cafes in which your Pills had f krcccec I was induced to try a box of them, which I thought ruttr re: lieved me, and by perfeverance for two or three mon:Ili, artu following your Direetions,l experienced the mod un..w.,rt:ita ble Relaxation from Pain, the Sores gra duall y faiiiitileg: I am now, thank Goo, perfedly recovered, and wall:Mr:oat datif: I doubt not but one more box, which t hink • t•e•ic.u, to: ke i s will eitablith my health in its original 'tate. I: th • heartfelt gratitude that I fubicribe myfelf, fir, o'=' ; •• humble fervent, Deanfgate, Manchefter, July r, a Sot. ~,r - be P. S. For the public benefit I do not ing puhlithcd, but leave you to adt as yeer owl. meet (hall didlate. 'l' ...sa, Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor,Ta 34.ev- Hs Member of the Royal College of Surgeotts, Houfe, No. 9, New-Bridge-greet: Whet:, refideuce of more than thirty - fix years ,in aai ra • ;*1 '' . 4 ‘ . . direfitcd to the Cure of Venereal :t Complaints ' . s1"!•••.' c L . a 1 ; rvc, ble fecrecy which men of his ProfetTion thonit . he flatters haufelf, the advice and athitance he minifters to perfons taking this Nle.licinc, a difcerning Public, as an advantage feldom ob:a void of ambiguity. Alfo Sold, by his Appointment, for the conv,:eleoce living at a diitatice, at the Perfumer's, No. 3 greet, Pall-hiall; the Toy-thop, No. es. 0 Dillsorough's, No. 7, Fifh-flrect-hill ; Mr. *.• '-• • No. I, Union-Row, Little Tower Hill ; Mr. V. 1 : : • •• bridge, Edi n burgh; Mr. Calwe ; Liverpool; Mr. Atkinfon's, Man:heficr ; ttli , in every confiderable Town in Great-tritain any Boxes of Only 26. 0. each, fealed up wito am! :7 . tions, whereby Perfons of eith er Sex rutty Curc thentiAv, 3 i t Eufe, Speed, Secrecy, and Safety. ^ "; t4 N. B. Every Box fold in Great-Wit:Lin is fell 3 a StamP, ou which, by favonr of the (o until fro cry•' at the Stamp-Office..-T. 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