Star. — London, England, 1802-04-02 00:00:00

' 1 " i r t icki ter, noun • ilenti • n , Av not it, e L 41`"Cfy n' tu pitlrAtx TREATRICALS. The Officers of the Brigade of Guards at Cha tham again performed a Piay and Farce on Sattir dly evening. The pieces were SHAIMPEARE'S first part or Near) IV. and Foora's petit comet& of the Liar. The characters were reprelented as HENRY THE FOURTH. roe l lenry, - - Ltintt. Cal Arse*. Prince of Wales, . Capt. CoLcertrr. . Plin:e John. - • Capt. Mittman. Not thumbs:eland, lion. Linn. Col. Pettnea. Woreefter, - - Hen. Cape. J. Mtlional.D. Hottpur, - Caps. CAUL/NUL Douglas, - Caps. MAITLAND. RalerklOWN. • Earl or DANINIPIT. Mortimer, - - Limn. Col. DNS. an.. Sir Waiter ' Sins= - Capt. Aug' cc. - Sir Richard Ircrnah - Capt. Timm AS. FARA', - Clpt. BRADT LL. Pin, • • Capt. BARNARD. 03d thin s - Cart. RSA D. P:to. - Capt. CLlrron. Haniolpb, - Lieut. COI. DROWIROND. Lady Percy, - Mrs. Lea. Wads, - Mrs. WALCOT. THE LIAR. Fir James Mott, - Capt. MAMAS:O. Old • - Capt. Co LVITT. Young Wilding, • Capt. CAULFIELD. PR piIIIAN • Hon. Lieut. Col. Faanda. Mils Grantham, - Mrs. Lea. Milk God: rcy, • Mils CROW. - Mrs. WA LCOT. An kirt emely neat and concife Epilogue was written and fpokcn oft the occafion by Captain Hick at of the firft Regiment, the fame Officer who compotid and fpoke the excellent Prologue to their reprekntation of King Yobs. The Farce too was performed with much fpirit and plcafantry, and the whole gave general fatis faftiori and delight. The drefTes were molt appropriate and rich, Ilothur's remarkably .handrome indeed • and that f - the Prime, when at Court, molt fpfendid and elegantly arranged, every way fuited to the cha ratter. The Play was honoured with the prefence of his Royal Highnefs Prince WILLIAM of Gtoo cerrre, who appeared much pleafed with its Inc cefs. Although the audience was feleft, the Thea tre was much crowded. Among thole prefent were the Counters of BANIUaTo Lady GRAHAM, General and Mrs. Hutu, General and Mrs. Bua a It D, Commiffiuner Hors and family, with many Naval, Military and Marine Officers. FAIIIIIONS 701 APIIIthI.OII2:4ADI Dutases—A round *eh of thick white muffin. Short fills peke, trimmed all round with deep black lace. Black velvet bonnet worn with a deep vdL Bear muff. D►efa of white cambric, made elate roved the neck with a collar. A fpencer of lilac 81k, trimmed with fur or lace. Large ftraw hat looped up in front with a firm button, and tied under the chin with ribbon. A round drefs of fpriued muffin; long cloak of cambric muffin, trimmed all round with muffin ur lace; dote bonnet trimmed and orna mented with lilac. Nina HEADS —A bonnet of bloc fade, trimmed round the front with deep black lace, and ornamented with black lea thersr-A bonnet of white Patin, made open at top to admit the hair, and trimmed all nand with dame& trimming a two white *minis in front. A kat of brown velvet turned up in front, and Fined with yellow; brown and yellow feathen in front. A cap of white velvet. (potted with gold, and with gold trim ming.—A bonnet of white fadn and yellow crape, ornamented with a white flower and with yellow and white bows--A cep of white muffin, trimmed with gold trimming; three white °finch feathers fixedett the right fide to bang in front.—The hair dn.& Ld in the prcfmt radon, and banded with gold—Round bon net of velvet, and trimmed with fteel bads, purple feather in front,- .turban of white fatin, with a band of muOin round the front, faftencil on the left fide wish a gold loop; gold flower in front. Ossaavattoms.—Long cloaks of white mull:n have taken place of pekes, and Spanith cloaks of white muffin have elf. been introduced. Deep white veils are very general. Straw begins to be worn in a great variety of forms, chiefly large, and of the Gypfey ar.d Spa.nith thapcs. Laces univerfal, and Is in troduced into all parts of the drefi. The hair is dread as laft month in light loofc curls. The prevailing colours arc thaw, lilac, green, and blue. PAMISIAN Pa s nao us.--Head.dreiras of H a ir we quay pr e . talent with the Torben. A.r full drefa The heads 4-4.-Test ham ant fprt ad much ; bet another drefs of hair Rill more ridieulonsia intmdneed ; it is eStrpottosus. Mama the Coeffeurs careful* moneraled all the ends of the hair, bet now all the ends not catty Rand out but are formed into hooks which cover the whole brad. To try this armoire &Non without &alit...Mg their hair, fome Ekron have ordered black wigs a la MAO. The *moth -hair Isead.dreffes arc, as formerly, ornamented with flowers in the manner of a prland ona ireneleene of Reel bead& The hats ila remelt degenerate. Other Draw bats are Mon deiced, and teem to find a favourable reception • they are round, made of yellow Row, high and Rat Rape d. with narrow borders, and placed very far kick ; they are turned up before to Thew a lock of hair Might/fr. There hats are worn with eut a Chignon. The aids of the ribbons arc (till ravelled into fringe. Many Shope ere Mae ribboasond othcrsionquil, mind with black. The sties as Mares rte is fees upon many morn .lag caps- Short blufiht Tunics refembling the Satin Mame •lukes bgtin to be made for Summer; they are ornamented with lace or embroidered muffin. The Spring Silks Or Florentines (made at Lyord), with a ground of Egyptian Earth, bottle •=r:r topper-colour, embroidered with little buoches of in Elk and hirer. Printed Shawls of talk or =Alin have MU a very general .reputation. Elegant Ladies wear boom Rawls of purple, amaranth, or fall green cloth embroi &red with gold. ENGLISH Stars LOTTIRY. Twenty-eighth day. —N0.15,737, a Prize of wool. N 0.45,2 t 5, a Prize of tool. Nos. 9,287, 32,794, and 4+,029, Prizes ofol. Pic Mc BRIAR Tnefday next a wand Pic Nie Breakfaft will be given at Guild hall. which will coil the nation Twenty Thoutand Pounds fterling. The breakf*R will be ferved up precifely at nine o'clock to the holder of the fiat drawn Ticket. Tickets to entitle the public to partake of this breakfitit are to be had of all the licenfed Lottery-office Keepers, who are appointed Itewards on the occafion.-.-N. B. It is the IA breakfial of the kind this feafon. Suppling a Lottery Scheme to contill of only t 7,000 Tickets, to be drawn in eleven days, and contain three Prizes of to,oool. two of to,oool. two of :cool. four of moot five of scol. with nu merous others of tool. and Sol. What price might Tickets be expelled to bear ?_4.01. at leart. Can fuppoted that a Slagle Ticket in fuels a Lot would remain unfold after the nit day's an. incement ?—certainly not. Since filch is !lie itical Rate of the prefent Wheel, what is tl:c price or'ncirets Only ahont 241. !I ! Is it ;hen smelt ailonilhing, that Tickets and Slimes hr procured ? It truly is. Yet, however 1:31. sulitable it may appear, they are to'be had a: Ty relPeaable Office about the Ronal and particularly at Port's Office, rick as .ltaak tat kaglaarL ASSIZES. At Thtford Affizes J. Wilton ! and W. Dannet, for horfe Dealing ' • and J. Saunders, for flealing a cow ; Elizabeth Salmon, for Betting fire to a flack; S. Browne, for burglary ; and F. Edwards, tin Real i IT, an ewe-flieep, were all found guilty—Death. Salmon, I dwards, Browne, and Wilfon, have finc,. been rep: icved--but Saunders and Dunnett were left for cx(ciition. A number of others for ink rio t. ofEmces, received various fentences. Drvos Assizes.—At the Crown bar at the Cagle of Ertteri the trial of Robert Harris, on Friday Lill, for a 111i/demeanor, for fe tiding a threatcniug letter to Sir Francis Buller, Bart. charging lam with an infamous crime, for the pur pore of cunning money,.excited very confiJerable intera, and attention. _ Mr. a Isis, on behalf of the pmfeetttiOn, opened the cafe with his ufual preciiion, aid with extraor dinary animation and eloquence, He Rated the partner at the bar to haste been la the fervice of Sir Prancis, as a groom, iSw fonie years; that he bad always been treated with kincluefs by his mat: ter ; that in the month of September lull, whilst Sir Francis was on a vifit with a family in this neighbourhood, he Waved the prifoner riding one of his horfes after dinner, in a very improper man. mer, and apparently in a Rate of intoxication ; that upon his reprimanding hint for Co doing, the pri. loner ufed very unbecoming languagt tnwardshim, which induced Sir Francis to give him warning to quit his fervice 1 that foort after he received a letter figned by the prifoner, informing him, that he was determined to be provided for, and that unlefs a proviflon was immediately made for him, he was refolved to expnfe him to his lady and to the world ; that loon afterwards he called upon the Rev. J. Chilcott, a very refpeEtable cleryman, re ,fiding near the houfe of Sir Francis, in formed him of his refolutinn, and of the horrible nature of his pretenfions ' and declared he had never communi cated the affair to any one, not even to his mailer. 64 Here (exclaimed Mr. Gibbs) you fec before you a wretch, the 'oafeft of his kind, who, whilft meditating the infliaion of a pang more terrible than that of death, a blow more unfparing than the afraffin's, againft th4fame, and perhaps the life, of a man of rank and honour in fociety, and he too his own indulgent matter, againft the happincfs and repofe of his molt virtuous and accomplifhed lady, and againit all the pride, and all the hopes, of a rifing young family, had not recollettion fufficient to fervehisdiabolicpurpofi for a few fleeting hours, or GOD bereaved him of his memory, for the great intent of dragging fo foul a delinquent before the bar of his avenging jutlice." He next Rated, upon Sir Francis's applying fora warrant to apprehend the prifoner, that he ab fccmded, but a few days afterwards prefented him felf to Mr. Chilcott, and in great agitation con felled that his charges were all falfe, implored him to ufe his intereft with Sir Francis to forgive him ; that the dread of poverty impelled him to the mea. Pure ; and that if he could but be pardoned by his mailer, his confcience would be at reit, and he would leave the country for ever. Which confef fion, however, Mr. Gibbs Paid, he afterwards de nied ever having made. Theprincipal fads were fully provedin the clear eft manner by Mr. Chilcott. The prifoner's Conn fel declined making any obfervation, and called no witneffes. The Jury, without waiting for any addrefs from the Judge, immediately returned the prifoner Guilty, to the entire fatisfisaion of a very crowded Court. Mr. Juftice Li &INC paired the fentence of the law upon the prifoner, in a very awful and impref five fpeech, by which he adjudged him to be tranfported beyond the fcas for the period of leven years. SORRY Asstzss.—On Friday afternoon the af. fixes for the county of Surry finifhed. The bufi lids on the Crown fide was heavy. Five prifoners received tentence of death, but not one is left for excution ; all are reprieved on condition of their being tranfported for life. Mrs Barrington was tried at the above Affixes, on a charge of picking pockets, and acquitted.— A woman, named Mackaway, whole hufband was executed two or three years ago fox' a burglary at Twickenham, was alio tried on fimilar charges,' and acquitted. Oces v. PiPTIN.—The plaintiff is a Colonel in the army, and proprietor of an eftate in the neigh bourhood of Walton Common. The defendant is High Sheriff of the county, and alto proprietor of lands adjoining the Common. The caufe of this aftion was an obaruftion the defendant had Riven, as Sheriff, to certain inclofures the plaintiff was making. It was propofed by the defendant's Counfcl, to fubrnit this matter to a reference. Baron liorttem ltrongly recommended to the plaintiff to fubmit the matter in difpute to a re ference ; adding, that he could not poffibly try this mile' or give any opinion upon ir; as he was him felf proprietor of an elate adjoining this Corn mon, and was perlOnaliy interelled in the decifion dust Iltould be made refpating the right of inclof ing it. This cafe was therefore referred to ar bitration. JEWDWINE V. Wa lc llT.—This was an aElion for a trcfpafs. The plaintiff is a gentleman of confi• dcrable fortune, the defendant a farmer. 'Elie plaintiff's Connie' hated, that damages were not the objea, but to punifh the defendant for wilfuily trefpafring on his ground. The faas of this cafe were, that from former difagreements the plaintiff and defendant had mutually ferved each other with notices, not to trefpafs on their ground ; after theli? notices were feried, the defendant, who was riding on a road, by the fide of which was fume' unincloled clover land of the plaintiff's, alighted from his bode, and plucked a (mall handful of clover, in order to find' it. This was the trefpafs complained of. The defendant's Connie' Paid, this 4ainil was &awful and difgraceful ; but that if the' mull give damages, a farthing was fufficient. laniffhip being of opinion that this was a tretl , 4ls, but that the finallcit damages that they could give would be fufficieat. The Jury &nod tn.' the plaintiff—Damages One Fastb;ag. TltTl4t C' the nth utt. the Lady of J. Milne's, lA. of a fon and twit., at 'bar boofe at Beckinielam, Lincolnibite. On Monday fe'nrighr. the lady of john Maddifan, Er.i. of Louth, of a fon aid hclf. Monday loft, the Ludy °little:ph Slandford,Efq. of the 161ter 'r,011.1,:, of a J,Augliter. MARRIED. On lkiond.iy Lill, at Newport. in the lac of Wizh.. by the Rev. Petcr Crary, Thomas StWdl, Efq. of tbat town, to Mifs Jane Edward, of the Lite plate. On Thurfday I La, at Middleton. In Yorkntire. Robert Doh ion. jun. Uhl of St. John's Wiese, Cambridge, to 'MIA Creary. At Wineri'ord, Wm. King, Efq. to Mild datighter 01 the Rev. Wm. Dtnnla. lrl,:olduo..lary,Lieurrrant John Higr", of the Royal Nary, ;0 Mil, Browne, claushur of the Late Henry Browt.e, lilt;. of that . On Satzrday f.'nnight. at North Shicida, Capt. Richard Edl, to Mire Marjaret Storey, both of that place. On Saturday feanlght, at York, Mr. Dent:don, of Tbirllt, tb Mr.. T..pham, of teat city. DSFD. On Tv&lay, the 30th ult. after a long - and painful Mr.. Leigh, wife of John Leigh, F:fq. of Ncw At St. Catharine Dank, near dinbargh, on the t ' llrit nit the Right Hon. Lady Anne Erikitte, daughter of Alev.nier fifth Earl of Kellie. At Harnburgh, the ,9th oh. Prince Frederic of Heir. Darin ftadt, bre. her of the Dowager Queen of NMI& On Satarazy lett, Jane Copping, wife of Welt Copping, Efq. of Chariotte-ltreet, Bloontibury. On Monday. at Brampton, Mrs. Elizabeth Jelfe, ar,ed 72. Mit, Alice Ikrrem, daughter of the late James Battwi, of Carrick-barron, Efq. In Great firit..in-itreet, Dublin, James Denning, Efq. At Alleattbreuk, mar Larne, aged 22, Mrs. Bayley, wife of Mr. Archer Bayley, only daughter of Samuel Allen, Efq. On the 24th ult. at Adton, in Chef:hire, Mr. N. Vickers, ner chant, of LiserpOoL Suddenly, on Saturday laft, in a fit, aged 72 years, Joilma Rote, Efq. of Everton, LiverpouL On Se rniay fennight, Mrs. Powell, wife of Mr. J. Powell, of Eaftgate-ttreet, (Adler, upholfterer. Her marriage was an nounc.:(l in the Chester Chronicle of the t zth infiatit ! On Saturday famtglit, aged 25, Mr. Wm. Piarron, clerk in the counting hcnk of Meffea.Sontliern, Yearfon, and Co. mer chants, in Hull. DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,that :le may daily be confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his hosfe, 5, Frith-ftreet, Soho, London, in all cafes of Otiftruttions Strictures, Gleets, Seminal Weaknefs, lnaiontluency of Urine Fiftults, Impotence, and debility in CitikT Sea, &c. From attentive Practice in this department, to which be has con lined himfelf for many years, he offers a method of cure, mild, efficacious, and which prevents a rclapfe. Mr„DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of Dam's celebrated (me dicated) Boogies, has ultimately to improved than, by divelt• ing them of the irritating effeets of common Bougita, that they fucceed where caultics and other violent means have failed. For the Venereal Difealc, Mr. DUFOUR, is in pelf-tint of Daran's Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement or rcftraint in diet unacceffary. To amble him to attend patieutt. at their own Mures, he has provided the aifißance of a Gentle man oldie Faculty. Perfons in the country may be cared by Rating their cafe. in letters, poft paid. Jolt publillicd, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition, enlarged.—A Treadle on the above Complaints, illuftrated with the various fymptoms cad Cafes flaming the painful and dangerous ef- L frets of Cauilic Bougie.; an int roved method of treatmg go norrhea, &c. &c. PrTnted (or J. Callow, Crown-coot, S o ho; and H. D. Symonds, Paterno -row; silo to be had at M'Queen's, Exeter-Change, and at the Author's. For COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, kr. PECTORAI. ESSENCE of COLTSCOOT. 'T'HE Herb, Celtsfoot, called Tullilago by the Antients,wasditUriguillied by them, u its name fuSkiently conveys, for its excellence in this cure of Coughs and other Pul monary Complaints • and this Mt= has, in the court: of a long pradtice, been fou nd the molt fate and effectual remedy for Coughs, Afthmas, Wheezing', Pitthificky Complaints C.wt- Itlmptions,Hairlasefs,Dtliuxions,Catarrhs,difkukpbt &wh in, and all Wonders of the Break and Lungs. Itadinirably al lays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing, and takes off the uneafy levitation of acrimonious humours, eleantm the (mall Glands, relaxes the Fibres, and thereby enlarges the Cavities of the Vefl'els. Thus it regularly and quickly cures the molt oblti site Althmas ansi Confumptions of the longeft handing, if taken before the Lungs are ulcerated. ft cures all bulky and dry Coughs, ditfolves congealed Phlegm in the Thorax, heals Ren net. and Surenefs of the Briatt, Stomach, and Lungs, and gives immediate relief to thole who, through Age and Infirmity, are deprived of Reit or bleep, as It generally compotes and contri butes to make the remainder of their days comfortable and easy. This Litence is prepared only by Jones Ryan, Surgeon, is Brittol; and fold, wholefale and retail, by Francis Ncw,ery, at No. 45, the Etat End of St. Paul's, London, in Bottles, price is. 4d. each, Ditty included. N. B. As many Ferrous continually mittake Mr. Newbery's Monte, particularly Servants and Meifengers, all Purchaters are rcquefted to obferve, that it is a little out of the general Line of toot-paftengers, Five Doors from the Corner of Cheapfide; and that a Butt of Dr. James, and there Words, are againft the Font of his Houle, viz' THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR. JAMES'S POWDERS." THE BOTANIC PILL, For WIND and BILE in the STOMACH. rHE renowned Virtues of thefe Pills, fur thole Alarming Complaints occafioned by Wind in the Stomach and Bowels, now generally complained oftpromt. ding from Crudities and Indigeftion, for want of a propel! Secretion of Bile, which has hitherto baffled the (kill of the molt eminent of the Faculty. ban urged a gentleman, after a long Study and Pradice in the VegetahleKingdom, to offer to his Fellow Creatures this wonderful remedy, having been a revere fakeer for many yearn, during which he experienced the Inefficacy of repeated Applica tions to the Faculty. This never-tailing remedy is ideated from Roots and Herbs, and formed into a (mall Botanic Pill, for the cruel Diforders of Wind and Indigeftion, from which all other Maladies incident to the Irregularities of Nature have their Origin ; and for which ip all its Stages, he will bobound for the Botanic Pill to cure. Its efficacy can be *netted by 'Fboufands, who have experienced the good effeets of his Wonderful Difeovery. The virtues of the Botanic Pill are fuch as to corred the Ceti , dity, prevent Digeftion, difperfe the Acidity and Wind in the ' Stomach and Bowels, and alto the digeftive Powers in per forming their fundiona. The Pills are fo innocent and nourlihing in their properties, that the mutt delicate conftitution may be relieved by them, without a fenfe of their operation, as they cont . & of neither purgative or altrinyent Medicines, but a relation of ttrength vigorating and bracing Roots and Herbs. Various Medicines have been app:ieit, without effed, and left the Pati-mt in a wort . • fituation than before he took them, by difabling the powers of 'ligation, and eaufing a great quan tity of wird to coiled in the Stomach and Bowels, fsvimming in the Head, nervous trembling', excruciating Pains end Cramp in different parts of the Body, frequent Vomiting*, lof. of Ap petite, broken Reft, and left of all a lingering Decline. 'l'o prevent and curt the above cruel Diforders, the Botanic - Pill Rands unrivalled. Perfons in a Decline, reduced by a long courfe of Medicine, who have been obliged to abftain from animal Food. have, by taking thefe Pills a (tort time, been able to digcft the hardeft Meats. Perrone aftlided with Tremblings, Oppreflion, or Uneafinefs of the Stomach, after Meals, would do well to apply to the Botanic Pills, being a certain reitorative to Man in his declining hate. kid at ss. tad. each Bos,with the initials D. & S. on the feel; *INS others aregenuitteTo behad Wholefale of the Proprie tor, Mrs. Sherwood, Hornton itreet, Kenfington ; (where a proper allowance is made to Merchants, Captains of Ships, or to thole who take a quandty to fell again) and, by appoint ment, at the following places, vie. E. Nerbery, corner of St. Paul's Chureh-yard; Mr. Hewlett, Chymift, No. 28, High- Brett, Boroitgh ; Mr. TOR, Royal Exchange Gateway, Corn bill ; Mr. Skellet, No. 74, Drury-lane • Mr. Ambridge, Che rnift, No. 30, Piccadilly ; and illserwos;d, No. is, Tottenham goure-roa4. AIIiIRM'A. AAan IM. MYE R . % N. it t, . city and &dt of In North ‘udinncers and Br••• e•-% dol!rippninteci and co.:miffing t)y Law; for the City atnef.d mare a tender of their fervieo to ay. Manufdeinrerl ati l t Merchants of ~ o•-ctia.1, in thet 11 , -ot line, and inform thmt, that Stores and every no t r *Menet is FL-par:A for 'he reeerion of ChroJe, Ware., • , ,41 Wrchandiee coutived to th..ir addrefs. fur utter public or private SaJe.. _ They Purchafe 3n4 - Olin all KiralA of American and Welt India Produce on Ord.-re. Prom feveral years eaperienoe in the above line of nufincre. Hulk who favour them with their command*, will hod them folieitotta to promote the !Melva of their F.rnploycrs. Cualous FRUIT.—t. Two new Cur rants , obtained from f-cti ; nee red, the other white: they both bring fruit as large as fon e grapes, in !soothes fix inches long, and hang on the trees thicker than the leaves; they have a pe culiar brilliancy of colour, it full-flavoured fweetnefs, and bat: polgtmocy of Cafe far beyond all others. 1. Three new Straw beans, viz I. The CheroLtee. a monftrons fruit, often five inehes round, and of m itt extrude° flavour t it than fo abun dantly, that , one root frs quently Us a plate. 1. The Paraguay, equal to the bunter in every fine property, and comet later, fo a. t,s give a lung f.1....ct1i0n. 3. The Great Modena Hautbois, the molt delicious of the Strawberry tribe, its very high flavour and wonderful fragrance ',life it far above all competition. Currant trees, (each fort feossateiy,) fir in a bundle, for rcs. 6d S•moberry plains, (etch fort feparately,) co Ina bundle, for tel. 6d. Sold at Crocker's, St. Alb ues-ftrect, Pall-mall.--No credit Pay poflage. Altonilhing eiiicacy iu number:els trials, and with full evidence of Dr. Btu ia's Botanical Syrup, in which he has happily comprelfed the molt Purifying and Healing virtues of the Vegetable Syftem, is now recommended in Scorbutic, La erne, and Scrophulous Cafes. 'ROM the Nobleman to the Peafant. intoxica. .L non is the elute of many of the ihforders which now af.. Sid mankind. When reafon is thrown off her guard by the potent force of drinking to excels, it too often happens that this imprudence produces another, ur, in plain terms, a connedioo with a difordered or ueelean perfon ; and frequentlfthofc who dre guilty of thefe indiferetions are on the point of entering into the f..cred band of wedlock, With a difereet and virtuous cam , pinion. What u the courequence of thefe repeated improprie ' ties f The infedlour piton, which has lurked in the body of the h a tband, is communkated to the wife, and entailed upon the off.pring, who comes into the world a difgufting fpettade to all beholders, and fubjed to the Evil, eruptions of the moft inveterate tendency; Ike. A mechanic, who ufes metal in the completion of any performance, that has not, been properly re fined, will find his workmanship break, crack, and difplay a variety of imperfedions, in defianee of all pains and diligence : it is taitedy the fame with etefe who enter into the Rate of wedlock, without having their blood properly purified from the contagious diftempers it receives through thefe errors, theta which nothing is more efficacious than Dr. BRODUM's BO TANICAL SYRUP, being an admirable diuretic, and acting by perfplration, never failing to cure complaints of this nature, after they have lain dormant in the blood for fever, eight, co ten years. Although it is fo effedual, it is at the fame time fo fence:et, that a child, or a lying-in woman might take it with the greaten fafety ; nor is there the leaft danxer of taking cold, even in the molt inclement feafon, which it is feucely potable to efcape during the adminiftradon of a courfe of mercury. The Botanical Syrup and Reftorative Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Dodoes houfe, No. 9, Albion-ftreet, 7 doors front the Leverean Mufeum Surrey fide of Blackfriars-bridge, is bottles at as. t t (4. and sa.sd. (duty included) ; Cockelro Medicine Warehoufe, No. 292, Strand ; alto of W. Bulgin, Printer and Bookieller, at his Medicinal Warehoufe, No. 3, Wine-ftreet; who has received a large and freak fupply; Thomp &an and Mills, Cagle-ftreet ; Browne, Tolzey ; C Routh, Bridge-ftreet ; Reed and Sheppard, Briftol ; Meyler and Crut. well, Bath; Melia Ooadby, Sherborne ; Mr. Wilkes, Wog getter; Mr. Tyrnhe, Woreefter : Mr. Trewman, Exeter; liwinney, Birmingham ; SpiEbury and Co. Mary-greet, Dub lin; and by all Printers, Buokfellen, and Venders of Medicine, in the Three Kingdoms. To thefe Ladies or Gentlemen bordering on the State of Ma trimony, the Doctor would particularly recommend the Bota nical Syrup, (prior to their appearance before the Altar- of Hy men), who are in the fm.dieft degree apprebenfive of the fyftem not being entirely found, or fubjeCt to relaxations Cf the (Wide. ••• Letters, fisting Patients cares, with the Doctor's dual fee of a Guinea, will be ftrialy attended te. A ass. Bottle contains equal so five'fmall ones. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq No. 9, Bridge-itreet, London. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March zl, 'Son T BEG leave to inform you, that .ever fence the 2 . year 1790, 1 have been aided with the Lees Velum ; whick, from its obltinately refining every Gouge of medecin 0 prefedb(.ll by the molt eminent of the factsby here, and under, going Several revere courf..l of falivation, and twice difeharged from the Hufpital, with little relief, would appear to be of the molt inwsterate nature. In the Spring of bit year my diforder had got to ft e la head, as nearly to put a period to my exlitence: I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on.eacir arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right wig dreadfully perdu!, and had been in a flute of ulceration for the daft (even fears ; my left had alfo two large nodes on it, was very much difeoloured, end gave me fuch excruciating pain. particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to dep rive me of reit. 10 this lamentable hate I was recommended by Mr. J. Thomp. fon, (who received fo great a cure by them here), tot eke your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th of May; in the courfe of a ortnight I began to receive benefit—in little more then a month the ulcers on my head and arms acre round ly healed—loon after the (ores on my legs healed alfo, leaving however, confiderable difcolouration in the &in, and 'pain in the bone of the left, which, by the bluing of Goo, and a little longer perfeverance in your invaluable Medicine, fubfidod ; the nodes difperfmg. the fain regaining its natural hue, and the noc turnal pains gradually going 011.-1 thus became, by your libe ral advice and medicine, perfedlly free from all m y former corn plainte.—have recovered my former kirk and itreneth, and am become jolly and fat, in which !tate •having continued many months to the aftonifbment of all who knew me, I am at a lon in what terms to a s aprers my gratitude, but beg yitti,. for the good of other furfering mortals, to make this my cafe as public as poithle, 31 1 Shall on every oecafion ; In fo doing you will grratly ohlige,Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble Servant, ALEX. MGRIZEit, Swan's Clore, High-ftrect, Edinburgh. Witnenes to the abave cur.z.:—John Thompfon, N 0.3. New Poultry-market, Tolni M itoth Old Afremby clofe,Edinburgh. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Mernter cf the Royal College of Surgeons, at his Houle. N 0.9, New Bridge-Street, London; where, after a eminent ras:nee of more than thirty-fix years, in a predict particular ly diredtd to the cure of Veneriel Complaints, and thofc inci dental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable fecreey which Men of his Profefflon Should always obferve in fuch cafes, he Hatters hinifelf, the advice and afiltance he gratuitoully ad mini/ter, to rifting taking this Medicinc, will be elteemni. by a difcerning Public, as an advantage feldom attainable, and volt of all aml:lguity. Alfo fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thofe living at a (finance, at the Perfumer's, No. 33, St. Alban's ttr.:et, Pall-Mall; the Toy-lhop, No. to 3, Oxford-Itrect Ur. 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