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NAITIIC AI. INTELLIGENCE. IN CONTINUATION FROM THE PRECEDING PAGE. KINGSTON, JAMAICA, JUNE 6. fchooner Ann, Capt. JACKSON, from this port, bound to Northfide, was attacked on Tuef day fe'nnight by a three-mailed Spanilh fchooner privateer of one 18 pounder, four nines, and too men, armed with mufkets, Ammanded by one Nlicritz, which fhe fought for an hour and a half, carried away her main-mail, and killed a number of her men; when finding it impoffible to get off, Capt. Jacasox run her on the rocks of Manchioneal, and, after fending his negroes on More, and what little property he had, (truck his colours. The crew of the privateer immediately came on board, and in cool blood murdered Capt. Jacssox, by (hooting him through the head. Just 13. —Saturday arrived at Port Royal, from a truize, his Majelly's (hips MMIICIENNK, Captain Oct tvv, and SYSLEN, Captain Gosszzis; the former with the Spanifh fchooner Candelaria, which the re-captured; and the latter with the fchooner Eliza, NESKY, and a Spanilh fchooner, that had been taken by a felucca, and afterwards re-taken. JuNe xs.—Wednefday morning his Majefly's fhip TlSlrmome, Capt. Devi E, failed on a cruize. Thurfday arrived at Port-Royal his Majefly's !hip CERISERLII, Captain M.NA MARA, having un der her convoy the veffels arrived from Corlc.— Tlic EMERALD remained to windward. The fleet touched at Barhadoes, from which Mind they have had a paflage of twelve days. JuNs 20.—Saturday morning arrived in town ' Captain HACICIR, and the crew belonging to the fhip Helor, one of the homeward-bound fleet ; which veffel unfortunately foundered: fuppofed by the flatting of a plank. We are furry to learn that Mr. Dyte, a paffenger on board the Heflor, was drowned by the accident. The Captain and crew were faved by the afEftance of the fhip Will, Capt. CRow, and proceeded to Port Royal in the Ship's boats. - - His Majefty's fhip Boutostats, Capt. lA...way, arrived on Saturday from a cruize. The Shincliffe, CARLTON, from Newcaftle to this ifland, was captured on the isith of February, 25 leagues N. W. of Cape Finifterre, by a Spanifh privateer of 12 guns and 53 men, and fent into Coruna, after an obftinate refiftance, in which the chief Mate was killed, and three men wounded. The Iron Bridge to be placed over the Rio. Cobre, near Spain!la Town, is on board the Elli fon. BOULOGNE, JULY 19. We cannot too much admire the bold, brilliant, and happy manoeuvre which hat brought into our port the fix gun-boats blocked up at Calais by an Engla olivifion. A preceding attempt was near coiling it dear. It met a thong Engli(h divifion, in ambufh behind the point of Grifney, and was forced to return immediately. However, the Corn inander in Chief, LATOUR TREVILLR, attached great importance to the uniting of there gun-boats to the flotilla of Boulogne. lie ordered M. Mi. arm, who commanded under him, to repair to Calais, and to feize the moll: favourable opportu nity to crofs through the enemy's cruifers. But the enemy's cruifers, apprifed of this defign by the late attempt, kept conflantly upon our coals between Calais and Boulogne in echellan from the point of Grifney, as far as the point oppofite the coal! of England, and abfolutely barred that part of the palrage, which does not exceed 17,000 toifes. It feemed impoflible to furrnount fuch obflacles ; but the Commander reckoned upon the ability and cashiers of M. MIRATtS, and that officer has fully juflified his confidence. M. MIRATES is an officer of very dillinguiffied merit, known by his excel. knt manoeuvres over the Spanith flotilla of Cadiz. He is very able in this kind of little maritime war fare. • The 28th of July, at three in the morning, our gun-boats, doubling the point of Grifney, were at taeked by a part of the ngin cruizing fquadron, the whole of which was in fight. It was compof ed of 164 gun-fhip, a cut down fhip of heavy me tal, feveral gun-boats of large calibre, brigs and cutters,in all 1 7 armed veffels, be fides feveral others cruizing upon diflant points, which were perceived well of the port, and near the Englifb coati. Our fir gun-boats, followed by a flat-bottomed boat which drew little water, doubled Grifney, making a f ur ious fire, which was fupported by that of the firong battery which the Commander had ereeted within a few days upon that point. They had as set to fight only eight or nine Englifh veffels. The Commaudcrof the crui/ing fquadron made the fig nal to rally, and it was immediately entirely unit ed againfl our gun-boats. The latter kept them f elves at firti dole to the coat!, under the fire of the batteries. They continued their route with a very gond appearance, a bra fire, and in a line. All our land batteries fired aimed without any interruption, as alfo our flotilla moored before the port of Boulogne and the camp of the Tower of Ordre. They threw alto forhebombs. •It appears that the Englifli have Iv,: forgotten the !elm they received at Algeliris. Although very fuperior in force, they kept almoft conflantly out of reach, with the eliception of a brig, which advanced and marnruvred with confiderable refolution. It is inconceivable that feventeen Englifh veffels, which had ot,lers to keep our divilion of gun-boats block ed up in C.lais, fliruld he content to efcort it at a very refpcllful diflance from Calais to Boulogne from two in the morning until five o'clock. M. MIRATT% feeing the circumfeeltion of the enemy, znankruvred wlicn be came within a league of the port, to gain tliz open tot and provoke the Eng. lint ; but they di I not think proper to accept the challenge. Ile then continu d his route, effeded his junetion with the flotilla, and moored ir. front o f t h e port, in prefcnce of, and almoft under the roc of the Englilh. ofSSIZES, &c. Curt. MSFORD, AUGUST 6.—Among the Special Jury Caufes at our Taft zes,the following was not of the lcaft importance : lIANSON, ESCI, V. CARTER AND OTHERS. This action was brought by Mr. Hanfon, to try his right, excluftvely, not only of the foil, but alfo to the bufhes and herbage, of a portion of land, called the Thicks, containing 143 acres, (within his manor of Grcat Bromley), which Mr. Hanfon, at contiderable expence, had inclofed, without the confent of the copyholders, and for fome time had precluded their exerciting their rigkt of feeding their cattle on, and taking ellovers of fuel and fencing (tuff from. The Plaintiff's Counfel, in the opening of the caufe, attempted to prove ferious damages by a breach Made by the Defendants, for the exprefs purpofe of laying a ground to try their right by the prefent aelion: in this the Plaintiff failed. The Counfel for the Defendants then opened their pleas of jollification; and having called a very few of their ancient witnelfes, among whom was a Mr. Jokes, who was 25 years Steward to the Man nocks, former owners of Great Bromley Manor ; this witnefs proved the right claimed by the De fendants ; and that, during the whole of the time he had known the Manor, all the copyholders en joyed the privilege of pafturing their cattle on the Thicks, and took therefrom buthes and underwood for fuel and fencing, uninterruptedly : that he ne ver heard of their right being quaioned till of very htte years. The Judge afked the Plaintiff 's Connfel, whether they had any witnefles fironger than the Defen dants had now produced? if not, he raid they were fighting with the air. The Plaintiff's Counfel admitted they were not prepared to meet this evidence, and the Plaintiff was accordingly nonfuited. The nine unfortunate convids who received fentence of death at our lalt offices, will be ex ecuted here to-morrow morning. Four of them attempted during Wednefday, to raife the pave ment of the cell in which they were confined, by means of two penny-pieces, which they forced in with their feet, and prying them as la vers, chipped off an incredible large piece of the pavement. But what hopes they could entertain of procuring their liberty by thefe means, we are at a lots to guefs ; there certainly appears every °Made, both from the firength of the prifon and the indefatigable attention of the keeper, by whole dole obfervance the circumilance of the penny pieces was difcovered.—One of their children had been admitted, and was coming from the cell with the pieces of money, when Mr. Purnell obferving that they had, been made ufe of with Tome force, he exchanged them for others, and on fearching the cell, difcovered the none, part of which had been raifed. Committed to gaol.—John Dellaw, charged with having ftolen three bufhels of wheat ani a flick, the property of Meffrs. Winmill and Townfend, of Weft Ham.—John Tiffen, charged with having ltolen two bultocks, the property of Mr. Thomas Nunn, of Little Bromley Hall. One of there bullocks was killed and carried to Colchefter market on Saturday laft, and fold to a careafe butcher at 4.d. per lb. The other bullock was difeovered in the parlour of an accomplice, who is yet at large. The meat being offered cheap, a cultom fo unufual of late, led to the difcovcry of the offenders. At Warwick Affizes J. Haynes, for uttering a forged sl. Bank of England note ; and J. Harrold, for uttering a forged ;1. Bank of England note, were found guilty, and received fentence of death: J. Waldron (known by the name of Big Joe) was found guilty of a robbery, and fentenced to feven years tranfportation. At Coventry Anizes Wm. Allen, for Dealing one ewe (beep, the property of W. Wilfon; and W. Smith, for Dealing a mare, the property of John Simmons, were capitally conviled, and received lenience of death, but were both reprieved before the Judges left that place :—J. Haywood, fordriv. ing an iron nail into the foot of a horfe, the pro- perty of J. Day, of Coventry, was found guilty, but refpited for the opinion of the Judges :—Stif. Huff, for Dealing a cotton gown, &c. to be impri. Coned and kept to hard labour for two years :—W. Crockett, for Dealing a filver watch, to be fined a (haling and imprifoned two months ; and W. Marlton, for uttering forged bills, to be removed to Warwick to take his trial. A caufe of confiderable importance to thole in terelled in Manorial Rights, was tried at Kent Affixes, before Lord Mayon ; wherein Charles Peerfon, Efq. Lord of the Manor of Whiteltaple, was Plaintiff; and Mr. Foord, a Gentleman in the neighbourhood of Canterbury, was Defendant. The Defendant had inclofed a piece of wage upon Bollal•hill, adjoining his own lands to try his right to which the prefent action was brought, when af ter hearing three witneffes, the right of the Plain tiff to all the Waite Land upon this extenfive Ma nor, was clearly and fully eßablifhed by a verdift of the Jury, given under the direelion of Lord KENYON ; who remarked it, the conrfe of the evi dence, that not only all the Waite Land, but de ferted roads and mines, fhould there be any under them, were the property of the Lords of the Manor. On Friday lA, at Alfreton, Derbyfhire, Mr. John Taylor dropped down in a 6t of apoplexy, 1 r and expired immediately. Thurfday fe'nniglit a man of the name of Cliff, fell into the canal at Wollaton-lock, near Notting ham, and was unfortunately drowned. UNION HA LL.—YeflerdAy and on Thurfday 36 bifcuit bakers out of upwards of one hundred be ' longing to the King's Mills at Rotherhithe and the Vietualliag Office at Deptford, appeared before the Magarates at the initance of the Commiffion ers of his Majefty's Victualling Office, on a charge of confpiring to enhance their wages, an d d eman d- ing paiticurar privileges. They were convieted by the Magiftrates, and fentenced to three months confinement. From this decifion they made an ap peal to the (Zuarter Seffions, and were therefore difcharged under fufficient fecurity to abide the de sirup of a full Bench of hiagifiratcs. a Hamburet Alton Leghorn Naples Genoa • 111 4.......-6- +l.-- - LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7. A Return of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the esth of July - to the 3tft of July inClufive. Total 598 z Packs. --Average 113$. 81. od. lower than hit return. CORN INSPECTOR'S RETURN PROM OXIIRIDOR, AUGUST 6. Wheat per 10. 321 os to 381 os 0.0./ per qr. t 1 18. to El 6. Barley p.r qr. tl 16s to 31 as Beans per qr. 21 6s to I.t' PRICE OF HOPS in the BOROUGH. Bags 51 os to 61 tos I Pockets 51 as to 81 8s SMITHFIELD, Auguß 7. To fink the offal— per Rone of 81b. Beef al ad to 53 od Veal - 4s od to St 4d Mutton - 511 44 to Ss 84 Pork - 6s 4d to 7s od Lamb, 0. Bd. to ss. Sd. Stock at Market tbis morning, Beatts zoo, Sheep and Lamb, 900. NEWCATE and LEADENHAI.L, Anvil 7. Per !tone of 81b. by the carafe. Beef 3s 4d to 41 6d Veal 31 4d to 51 od Mutton 4s 8d to o 4d Pork 6s od to 71 od Lamb 4s 6d to 13 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 35 3d Town Tallow 57s od to os Clare market 3s 3d Ruffia ditto (ca.) 55s od to 56s Whitechapel market 3s 3d RufLa ditto (foal)) 54 5 tool (per Ilene of 81b.) White Candle Ruffia 54s to os Melting Stuff 46s od to os 9$ 9d Ditto Rough 3os od to 34s Average Price 31 31 Graves - 201 od to 0 Good Dregs xis to os Yellow Soap, 725. to os.—Mottled, 80s.—Curd, 84a. Candles, 11$. od.—Moulds, las. od. PRICE OF I.EATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHAI.L. Botts, so to 561 b - zEfd to 204 d Ditto, 6o to 661 b - - - azd to 23d Merchants Backs - ood to 19541 Dreffing Hides - -13 d. to 174 Fine Coach Hides 17d to 19d • Crop Hides for Cutting 27d to 19d Flat Ordinary -13 d to 164 Calf Skins, so to 701 h per dozen, - aad to 264 Ditto, ro to lira - - tad to 23d Ditto 3o to aolb - -18 d to ald Small Seals (CreonLuld) per lb. 2s 6d to 21 944 Laxge ditto - - loos to 1405 per doz. Tanned Horfc Hides - 145 to 25s each Goat Skins - - 211 to 63s per doses Price of Bark per load of os to of os RAW HIDES, Auguß 7 . • I Hides (per ftone)322d to 34 del Heavy Calf ios od each Middling as 8d to as tod Light Calf 7d per lb. Ordinary as Id to as 6d Lamb Skins as od to 3sod Shearlings os 8d to os od Sheep Skins ts od to os od SEEDS PER HUNDRED WEIGHT, Auguß 7. Red Clover 3os to 1058 White ditto jos to 11as i per cwt. Trefoil 55 to dos Turnip 11. to 28s per buthel Rye Graft 18s to 325 per quarter Cinquefoil 005 to —s per ditto fvfultard- S White am to las at per bulhel &ed. 1 Brown 205 to 148 6d per ditto Canary Seed 81 to los per ditto Rape Seed 381 to 401 per Lit PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, Auguß 6. Smithfield. St. James's. Whitcchapel. G. Hays za to 6 0 4 00to 6 a 04 10 oto 6 8 o Straw Isto 1 14 2 50to a 14 0 1 10 oto 3 o c Clovers is to 6 6 -- 6 10 oto 7 5 0 COALS, Auguit 6. Belt Coal* in the Peal, 21. 61. od. per Chaldson. Delivered - 21. iss. od. Sunderland, - aL z L od. D.l,ercd - al. tog. 6d. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. st 4 11 U. Venice - - 3z 52i U. Lilbon 54 Oporto . Dublin - - 481 MARRIED. At Hamilton, near Glafgow, on the 29th ult. Mrs. Eliza beth Welton Delaney, widow of the late Lieutenant James Delaney of the Bland of St. Kitts, to Archibald Douglas, Efq• of Nevis, and Kilpatrick Cattle, Argyilfhire. At Durham, Mr. Mafon, mufician, to Mifs Kemble, lifter of Stephen Ki mble, Efq. manager of the Theatre in that town. Wednefday, Mr. S. H. Teulh, to Mifs Pollard, daughter of George Pollard, Efq. of Greenhill, Halifax, Vorkthire. Mr. T. Brady, apothecary, of Abhey-ltreet, Dublin, to Milk Parmorc, daughter of Mr. Thomas Pal - more of Cublock, coun ty Dublin, farmer. At Waterford, Major Tydd, of Spring-hill, Q u eens county, to Mifs Doyle, daughter of the late Rev. Dr. John Doyle. At St. Martin's in the Fields, the Rev. Robert Afpland, of Newport, in the lfle of Wight, to Mifs Sarah Middleton,cldeft daughter of Mr. John Middleton, of St Martin's lane. DIED. 43 6z 6i 14 On the 3d ult. the firll-born Infant of the Hereditary Prince and Princefs of Naples, of convulfiona. On Saturday I.R, of a violent fever, in the prime of life. at Mount Butler, In the King's county, Homan Butler Co., Efq. On the zoth ult. at has houfe at Chatham, after a Cbort illnefs, John Mosby, Efq. late Major of the !Slit regiment of foot, in the 7ad year of his age. On Sunday felmight, aged 36, Mrs. Blake, wife of Thomas Blake, Efq. K Norwich. At Marlow, in Bucks, aged thirtytwo, the Rev. Thomas Langley, A. M. Redtor of Whitton, Northamptonihire. Mrs: Merry, of Queen Anne-ftreet, Welt, rellet of John Merry, Efq. of Mickiebeld. Mis. Brtimie, wife of James Browne, Efq. of Bridge-ftrcet, Blackfriars. After a lingering and painful illnefa, at her houfe in Charles- Derklerfquare, the Hon. Mrs. Lesefon Gower, widow of the late Admiral Levefon Gower, and Ma of Lord Vircount Falmouth. • In the prime of life, Mr. Wilton, of the King's Head Inn, Beverley.. Suddenly, Mrs. Payne, the wife of William% Payne, Efq. of Prickley, OM' Donealter, and yaungelt daughter o f t h e L ate John Arthington, Efq. a Lecds. " ' _ . At li arington, on Me way home, John Edwards, Efq. of Cbefter. He had ferved near ly ao years in the Royal Chettire HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE TO MORRO W Morning - 1 minutes after a Afternoon - i 5 minutes after I 'TWENTY-SIX Years fuceefsful treatment will I (peak more than even the molt refpeetable atteftations of fads to its virtues, in fymptoms attending Nervous Affeetions, the frightful ravages of Scrophula, (Sewing themfelves by pain ful enlargement of the glands, rendering joints incapable of their fuottions) in Rheumatifm, each finding its remedy in this citablithed Medicine, a tingle bottle of which has enlivened the almoft Impel& patient. As an antidote in Scorbutic Cafes, its, extraftion from the Veget able, Mineral, and Animal Kingdoms, gives SPILSIBUR•'S PATENT ANTISCORROTiC DROPS if, fapc riority over all other Medicines; it sets immediately on the fluids of the body, promotes perfpiration, eafy in its adion, and pleafant to the talk ; digeftion is alfifted, tone added to the nerves, requires no confinement, and its virtues uninjured by time: they counteract a difpofition to cutaneous &leaks, fo fre quently hipervening the fmall-pox, meals. &c. and ailft very much the action of the Spa Waters : in furfcits, halloos and eon fumptive affedions, and worms, they have often fucceeded. Sold as dual, in bottles of js. farm once at ti. as. each, at the Difpenfary, Sobo-fquare, Landon: and by molt refpetta ble Venders in Town and Country. Mr. Spilibury gives his advice every morning, between the boors of ten and four o'clock, at the Dlfpenfary, Sobo-}quart, London, where letters (polt paid) accompanied with the nfual fee of One Guinea, will be attended to, which oonspllment will be always etpededot they idling a pssfaad pow Miffed pads., MAGNIFICENT AND .7.k1.t TABLE .ZEFTCTS. l'ON'Clill.l. TO BE SOLD BY AucTioN—lly Mr. PHILLIPS, On the Premites, on Wcsinef.',ay, Augu:t r 9, and tLrae fol lowing Days, at Eleven eat:i Day, PART of the SUPEitI , VEI.,Y ELE GANT and NIAGNIFICVNT HOUSEHOLD EV ft- NITURE, French Plate Pier and Chiami y Glair< s nt magnitude and. perfcaion, Chandeliers Jl!ll tes; a fup,:b Organ (in the Hall) built by Crang ; qubelin 9 ipeftry in ;;lie Prsfercation ; Marble Bulls and Groups, Antique Bronx, PiEtur,s, Granite and Tell:lilted Slabs, mounted ill Or-n,, 40, as Confoks and Pier Tables • Antique Cabinets, enriched by valuable Gem, and fine Specimens of the Arts, fuptrb Dr.:w ing Room Suites in rich and b-autiful Silk Damall:s and Satins Curtains, Sophas and Chairs to correfpond ; a State lied, en: riched by Crimfon Vetoes Hangings, and rich Oman-arts ; th e Splendid and Sumptuous Suite of Satin Hangings and rum; t trimmed with Bullion and Silk Fringe, defigned with lit Tate and fitted a la Turque, and a Variety of Rare, Ciniout and Valuable Effects, the Genuine Property of WILLIAM BECKFORD, Esq. of Fou - rnrtt, Wilts. The AffeMblage of Domellic Furniture is of a fuperi or Deft rip. tion, and comprifes elegant Satin Wood Bookcafes,Counisial.., Pier, Card, Dining, Pembroke and DrefLng Tables, formed tit:choice Woods; Suites of Chairs, covered with Dame:, ivies. rocco, Satin and Cotton ; large and excellent Sofas, Ckide I.onge, Fauteiuls, and Bergiers; Axminiter, Turkey, Bruffits and Needlework Carpets, of large Dimenfions ; lets of Window Curtains, elegant Tripods, Candelabras and Girandoles; highly polithed Steel Regifter Stoves; capital Four-port and Field &J- R:ads, with rich Co ton and Dbnity Hangings, and Window Curtains en fuitc ; prime Goofe and Down Beds, and excellent. Bedding ; Wardrobes, Cl:lefts of Drawers, and the ulual Affort - meet of Chamber Furniture..--The whole of which is fora cd with Tafte and expenfwely fuliflied. May be privately viewed from Monday the to& to Saturday the 15th of Augult, by Tickets and Catalogues only.--to be now bad of Mc ff rs. Foxhall and Fryer, Old b eavendiat Street; and of Mr. Phillips, New Bond-urea;--and Publickly Two Days preceding the Sale, by Catalogues only, at as. 6.1.; each; alfo to be had on the Prernifes ; the White Hart, Sal fbury ; Star, Andover : Crutwell, Printer, Battik; Stacie's, Weymouth. AyHEN Profelliunal Men of education and re fponfibillty deviate front the general fyftem by the fr ledllon of a peculiar Branch, the fandtion of long continued fuccefs is the bet criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclave treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful rcfult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as Err as I ant able the ranges of chore complainer which are the molt import ant in the cat.ilogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, II formed a with at an early period of Pradlice to relate individu als from the Ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Practitioners. IIi:THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which 1 have de voted my a! tendon, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long All kinds of DEBILITY, whether &riling from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and lalUy that de rangement of the fyitem iu Women which is called BARREN NESS er STERILITY. Numerous dif,:afcs are the refnit of ignorance or hate In the treatment of a finapic Goaorstea, and it ire intermittently hap pers that the feeds of Life eve poifoned by the it adiferction of an unguarded hour. By a cornier method fuch complaints are eaftly cured, and even when others have failed, I Malt that I may prefume to oiler a radical re-ettablifionent. Few however arc the cafes of complicated diftrefs in this diforder compared with the calamitous fituations of Men, whir from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE. or the preral.trit ale. ties of a falhionable Life, acquire that Nate of Debility winch is the unavoidable confcquence of firth vrtticittlis habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over hi., mif.a - y.but care, fully conceals his misfortune, it may he forint confolatien for him to know, that although it be an obj..Ct of doubt or uncer tainty with other Pimaitioners, the ror.os al of thefc DEFI. CIENCI ES by the gradual progrds of Renovation is the acquire.. ' mcnt of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraction of this languid hate, and in there cafe. no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years exited. a proper Pet. f •rer.uttci.3ndifpenlibly requifite to revive the aurnbring (park* of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been tfappointed in their expcdations of a Family, may be 'Slimed, that is ma* initances fuch defects are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is fo cite:Wrist to my undertaking, and the Qmtifications which I have pre(ameU to Rate, form the Baru oi my Pc:Wiens, and in coincidence with loch this inti mation is given, that Mr B--s- may be confultcdpefonally (or by letters incloftng a (mall note) at his houfe, No. 19, Anal del-ttreet, Steam!, boar Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-Rivet adjoining. and the name is on both the dpors. M. B Member of the It oyal Caliqte of Surgeons. VENEREAL BLINDNE4I3, To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge /tract _DFAR SIR, London. IT is with the moft heartfelt fatisfanion that I ad dress you on the incomparable excellence of re ur laminable Medicine—LEAK t's PATONT Pitt,.In ttieiisig of this year I had the misfortune to centred a Ven ereal Complaint, attended with the moll alarming and dangerou., fymptoms, in afmuch,that I have been confined to my room for a whole week together, and not able to Rir out of it; I had no red night nor day, and suffered the moll excruciating pain and torment, anfr what was Rill worfe, my Eyes grew weak and dim, fu that I could fearer difcem any object, if ever for dole to nie, and ex pcdttd nothing Ids than the total lots of my fight.—From a flout, healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere shadow, and an object of pity and comparfien.—My friends had all givern me over, and thought my recovery impoffible. In this dreadful Rate, and expeding every minute to be 'sly laR in this world. I was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try your Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no purpofe, and been at an enormous expence, it was tome time before I c.,uid be prevailed on to take them; at loft I fent for fix boxes, and before I had taken them all, I found confidcrablc benefit; my pains gradually ileereafed,andtriy eye-light grew better, and to the great furprize and aftonifhment of all my friends, (after tak ng three boxes more), my health and Itrength was perfectly re [tared, and I am now, (thanks to my GOD and your invaluable Medicines), as well and hearty as ever I was in my life. Your obliged humble ferrant, R. L. LEIGH. Heigh-ftrect, Birmingham, November 1, 1799. You are at full liberty to publith this ita any manner you tin rk proper, for the benefit of society at large, and which I Mould have fent you sooner, but was fearful of a relapse. The aboveMedieine is earneilly recommended to all perfona that are In ary doubt of their being entirely free of every Ve. nerealAircetion, particularly to thole about altering their con dition in liie, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of however long Rending, or however dirguifed under the appearance of other diforders it may be ; for Scorbutic. Glandular, and Cutaneous Complaints, A is alto recommended to be taken, erprdelly in the Spring, Summer, and FelL Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, Louden, at his houfe, No. 9, New Bridge-ftreet ; where be will give Ad vice, without a Fee, to perfons taking there Pilik and will an fwer patients Letters, if port paid, on the fame terms, obferv ing in ail cafes the molt inviolable Secrecy, no Perron 's names' cafe having been mentioned, but at their own particular requeits by the Proprietor, during the courfe of more tiro 33 yaw% that he has had the conduel of an &unitive Pale of the above =di eine, and the practice arifing therefrom. They are alto fold by his appointment, at the Perfumer s, No. 3t, St. Alben's-Rreet, Pall-Mall; Mr. Robert/m'2 Toy lhop, Na to 3, Oxfordareet• Mr. Steers, Bookseller, No 1 Union-tow, Little Tower - H ill; and by one. 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