Star. — London, England, 1801-03-31 00:00:00

THE POWER OF INI.ZOCEIICE. A TRUE STORY. When flrft the nuptial Rate we prove, We live the happy life of love : But when familiar charms no more hifpire the blifs they gave before ; Each fefs &fighting, lets is iov'd, Firlt this, then that is difapprov'd ; Complacence flies, negleei fucceeds ; NegleCt, difdain, and hatred breeds. 'Tans thus a pair, who long time proed, The joys to love, and be belov'd, At length felfout for trifling things ; From trifling, anger mostly The wilt to pleafc ferfook each breaft: Love's throne by bafeft rage potrefed, Refolv'd to part—they'd nett no more. Enough—the char.oes at the door— The manfion was my lady's own— Sir John refolv'd to live in town : Writings was drawn—each eaufe agreed ; Both vow'd they'd neer recall the deed. The chariot waits—Why this delay f , The fequel mall the eaufe difplay. One lovely girl this lady bore, Dear pledge of joys the takes no more; The father's, mother's darling, the, Now lifp'd and prattled on each knee.— Sir John, when riling to depart, Turn'd to the darling of his heart, Anil cried with ardour in his eye, " Come, lefey, bid Mamma good bye." The lady, trembling, anfwer'd " No d Go kits Papa, my Betfty, go. • The child mall live with me," the cried. • The child Mall chute," Sir John replied. Poor Be:fly loek'd at each by turns ; And each the flatting tear directs& ; My Lady arks with doubt and fear, • Will you not live with me, my deer ?" 0 Yes," half rcfolv'd, replied the child, And, half fupprefs'd her tears, the fmil'd. " Come, Bally,* cried Sir John, you'll go, ▪ And live with dear Papa, I know." • Yes," Both cried.—The lady then, Addrefs'd the wondering child again. The time to live with both is o'er; • This day we part, to meet no more: Chide then."—Here grief o'crflow'd her breaft, And tears burft out, too long fupprefs'd,— The Child whole tears and chiding joitil, Suppos'd Papa, difpleas'd, unkind; And tried with all her little To foothe his loft rolenting will: Do," cried the lifper, " Papa! do " Love dear Mamma! Mamma loves you !" Subdued, the fource of manly pride, No more his looks his heart belied; The tender transport forc'd its way They both confefs'd each other's heal; And prompted by the foetal fmart, Breaft rulh'd to breaft, and heart to heart; Bach elafp'd their Ettfq o'er and o'er; And Tom drove empty from the dour. —Ye that have pillions for a tear, Give nature vent, and drop it here. eOUPITiIr NEWS. At Yeovil cattle fair, lad week, great numbers were driven away unfold, in confequence of the extravagant prices required for them. The price of haysi falling in molt of the pro vincial markets—at Briftol and many other places it has fallen 20 to 30$. per ton. - You, Ithaca 26.—0 n Friday lad, about noon, Mr. Hoer, NOTOU, of Hull, with his fervent, go ing from Gainlborough to Retford, when they got to the Turnpike.houfc at the Trent-bridge, per. caving the water on the fouth fide of the turnpike was high (and jud making its pallege over the road at the didance of about 4.00 yards), enquired of the Bar-keeper, if he thought they might fafely proceed for Retford? the man gave them direftions, and pointing to a perfon on horfeback beyond the water, Paid that he had jell got over fafe. When they came near the water, Mr. H. alkcd his fervent if they might fafely go forward ? to which he re plied, he thought they might get through it very wcU. Mr. H. then laid he would go fut., and defired the man to follow him at the ditlance of a few yards, which he did: the water in any part did not appear to be more than twelve inches &co, in the middle of the mad; but after proceeding about too yards, Mr. H.'s horfe flipped into a deeper place, occalioned Ly the current of the water having made a breach in the road, and fpringing out of it, recovered himfelf ; but being intimidated by the . accident, fwei ved entirely off the road, and was immediately inunerfed over head with his rider. In this fituation Mr. H. for a time kept his feat; but by the rolling of the horfc, and the force of the water, was forced from it : for a moment he kept hold of the bridle, but obliged to quit it, and was carried feveral yard , • from the horfe. In this awful Ideation, providen tially• Mr. H.'s pretence of mind did not forfake him, and by attempting to fwim, he kept his head above water. His horfe then made towards him, which he happily caught by the airrup, and with Tonic difficulty again mounted, and fortunately reached the More. •The fcrvant's boric fwerved.in fame manner, and by the breaking of the girth, he loft his hold, and perillied in the fight of• Mr. H. and a number of people who were colleted, but the current was to Ilrong that no one durft venture in to attempt to give him. A haat was procured from Gainfborough in about half an bola, and the body found and taken into it, when every poCiblc means was riled for his recovery, but unfortunately with out.effea. As it did not appear that his head was at any time finder water, it is fuppofed that he periled from cold, the weather being nnufuelly .foveae. This melancholy accident would, in all probability, have been prevented, bad the road been railed off, which every toad ought to be that Is fubjea so be flooded. LONDOW KARICSTS. MN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, MARCH 30. What at this day's market, of floe quality, advanced 4s. per quarter finer this day re'rmight.—Rye continues the fame as bet week.—The arrival of Barley being brge, has cuffed that of a rakldling quality to decline full 3a. per quarter.—Oats, of inferior quality. are as. per quarter tower.—Small and Tick Beans from in. to as. per quarter cheapen-4n White or Grey. or other articles. little or no alteration.—Flour the fame as laft week. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat zoo* to 174* od Grey Peak 60a to 74a od Fine oas to A 78* od Short Small Qataus to 4os od Dantzie wheat ts9sto zfos od Fine ditto 436 to oos od Rye 7os to loos od Poland* ditto Ifs to 416 od Suffolk Barley 496 to 8 7 6 od Fine 48a to sos od Norfolk Barley 491 to 36a od Small Beane 686 to 706 od Malt 76a to 931 od Fine 736 to 00S Od White Peafe 98s to 1146 Od Tick ditto 53 sto 66s od RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARNI.ANE. Including only from the ,6th of March to the adt of March, inclufive, agreeable to the New Ads. Total--606c Quarters. Average 1445. zid. 7s. sp. lower titan lalt return. PitICE OF FLOUR this Morning. Fine, Ism. to 13oae—Meal, Isla. Floe Pollard, 241. Bran, tee. ENTRY of CORN in the PORT ' of LONDON during laft week.—Wheat, 200 qrs.—Fleur, /40 cwt.-. Clover Seed, 6o cwt. PRICE OP HOPS. Rest 111 os to 141 etai I 1 Kant 131 06 10 151 06/ Sufferll Co. 10 131 1 3* 0 * Suffer 131 to 141141 I Ella zil Goa to 131 oa Earn. 131 00610141 00 Pe SMITHFIELD, March 30. To fink the offal--per Roue of 111 b. - sa od to 6s 6d Veal - es ed to Ile od Mutton 61 Ed to 70 8d Pork is od to 71 8d Stock at Market this morning, Haiti azoo, Sheep, 9000. NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, March 30. Per Bone of Sib. by the tareafe. Beef 4a 64 to sa .gd Veal sa od to 75 6d Mutton se 6d to 6* 6d Pork 72 od to 7. 8d PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW. Borough. ' St. James's. Whitechapel. o.Hats sto 6 05 0 oto 6 6 0 4 10 oto 6 6 0 Straw a Bto 30 a to to 3 0 0 2 10 010 2 18 o CIOVCSS 10 to 6 6 --- 6 10 oto 7 o e COALS, March 30. Belt Coals in the Pool, 21. 3a. ed. to ad 011. Od. per Chaldres. tkellvered - at. 111. od. Sunderland, 21. 06. od. [Miura' COUNTRY MARKETS. refers or GRAIN, AT TRR VOLLOWINO READING,—Wheat 836.0 d. to x 941. od. per Qiit o rt . er. Barley 435. od. to 968. od. I BM) fi 706. Od to . od. Oats 301. od. to sos. ed. Peek 775. od to Bos. od. New nu er..—Wheat 1106. od. to zpos. od. per Quarter. Barley 635. od. to 872. od. I Beans 792. cd to 865.0 d. Oats 372. od. to 362. ad. Peale 83s. od. to 89s. od. HENLIT—Wlicat 1382 od to 1941 od per Quarto: Barley 352 od to pos od Beans 74s od to 821 od Oats 33s od to 3426 d. I Peale 78s od to Bos od BaszensToza.—Wheat z6os od to spas per Quarter. Barley 7os od to 86s od I Beans 72s od to Bos od Oats 3as od to szo od Poole 76s od a Sos od Otroan..--Wbeet 1765. to 1965. od per Quarter. Barley 67s ad to IRO{ od I Beans Bos od to 84% od Oats sae od to 382 6d Peale cos 6d tooo6cd ASHER or Balen.—The Peek Loaf Houthold, 171 b. 6 oz. to _ he fold for 6s. FAL EDINBURGH PRICES OF MEAL, March 24. Lothian Oatmeal. 423 bolls. South Country, -•••• 1 Arid !Whim Boil. .89. th Guidry per Bell. Prigs per Ped. Firft, L. er 2 o I Firft, 403 0 0 Pint, 2s 8d Secor.,l, 2 1 0 Second o 0 0 Second, 25 7id I Third, 2 0 o Third, •• • Third, 2s ;41 HADDINGTON CORN MARKET, March 20. Wheat bad a heavy tale, top price 12 per boll higher than laft day, but prices in gcneral were 22 per boll lower. The fupply of Burley was (mall, and prices nearly as loft week ; belt Cos. eurrrnt ;is. to 352 Oats fold very (lowly, and prices were down ; feed sm. to 445. CUTTCIII prices of gond Oats 345. to 389. PC& as IA day; current .111. to 475. Beans about 4s. lower ; belt 445. current 38s. to 425. 'Of ado bolls of Wheat 201 fold thus: lc at 4.3 16 0 32 at L• 3 9 o 9at L. 3 3 0 9 3130 21 3 I 0 20 3 2 2 7 312 0 1 3 7 0 7 217 0 10 3 so 6 13 3 6 0 3t 3 so 0 12 3 5 0 Average 31. Bs. 3d. per boll, being 21. jd. 64 %the lower than laft work. KELSO PRICES OF GRAIN, March 20. _ _ . Wheat 5,5 s od to tolls od Barley - 7os od to Sas od Peafe 7os od t. Sot od 041 a sjs ad to 75s 6d Per boll of 6 Witt. bulb. Per boll of 7t Win. bufh. BIRTHS. On Wednefday (aft, the asth init. In King-Brett, Portman fquare, the Lady of the Rev. Richard Wake, of a daughter. Same day, the Marcbionefs of Bath, of a daughter. Same day, at his hook in Gower-ttreet, the Lady of W Balk, Eft). of a daughter. MARRIED. Yefterday, at Bath, the Rev. John Partridge to MK' Sarah Everard, daughter of k.dward Everard, Efq. of l.ynn Regis. Lately, at Fermis-hail, Bedfordfhire, the Rev. Mr. Lewis, Rcdtor of Waßlingworth, Vicar of Kimbolton ' and Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of Mancheiter. to MifsTomlinfon, of Kimbolton. On the loth inft. at Dundalk, by (pedal licence, John Arm titans, Efq. lieutenant and Adjutant of the 71ft regiment, to Mfts Macrue Dairynaple, cid& daughter of Brigadier-General Dalrymple. On ThurfilaY, at St.Otatirges Church, lianover-fquare, Mr. Charles .Bralky, to Mlfa Sophia Frances Albert, daughter of the late Lewis Albert, Efq of St. James's -palace. At Kilkenny, the 17th init, by fpeeial licence, D'Ef parrgkr, Efq. of the Royal Dutch Femeibles, quartered there, to Mils Diana Floe d, daughter of Francis Hoed, Efq. At Cohn. in the county of Down, Marcus Longford SP- Caufland, Efq. to Mils Maria Kennedy, (mood daughtst of John Kennedy, ufq. DIFD. Af w rime at her hmiein Wigmore-ltreet, at the ad need age of d 6, Mrs. Chatiotte Holland, of Quiddenhani, in f 4k. Qs Toefday night, to New Bond-ftrert. Mrs. Toddy. At Eltham, Mrs. Stabla, widows of John Stabler, EJq. late ot Wattimg.ftreat. Ws. Elan., wife of Mr. 'rhomas Blanc, Tinlburf-fquares Mr. John Larkin, Bt. John's Arm, oilman. AN APPEAL. I'l IE Stigma schie. attaelvertifed Medicine may labour melte, is a firß impatiens which is not the leaß difficult impediment a Proprietor of 11th a one Iris to encoun r. Well atteftcd fads are not fulikient to convince ose, who, from wont of liber.ility and candour, is day to every argument bpi to that of perfonal knowledge of a cure, which, through ac cident, may never come under his dirt:nation: he condemns without taking the trouble to affo re hinifetf, by enquiries, cit bet Into the nature of the fpecific, or of thole fads which the I l:•ily Prints give hint opportunity, breade it is the produce of o r. whom he terms len guLir he will not allow one man, though his whole Rudy sad genius may be devottd to one end, to be able to produce a remedy for a illfeafc, merely on account of his not baiting keyed his Apprenticelhlp. Mon is eriaidcti from a Paton Medicine, and in Ids time than that prefented by your Apothecary, by rcafon of our being obliged to fpc ik In derided tsxm s a to its merit, to oppofe ourfelves sig2l nit this determi nation of non-cony:talon. For the eftablilliment of SPII.S. BURY'. ANTI. CORBUTIC DROPS we owe much to its own merit, and the camild,imbiaffed opinion of a liberal Pah with whom we reft our claim for patronage. The above Drops are prepared and fold at the Difpenfery, ts, SuLio•Glicsre, London, in bottles of y• and tI. as. each ; the PI, ladtles are narked " Frs. Spinbury•-•isis Antifembutic Drog•—by the K Patent," and the iwger, stri-is she sddl ti.oi t.t •h • Arms : alto fold by the stsecil violas of 14c4L:aluiti 1 uwa mid Country. APERRON wITo has had the fiTerinteadance of f:versi farms, and pert. t`;'; y ontiertiarcis the Norfolk bufhar.::l7, ants a dteati,,a us Finning Stew:.rd. He 111.6 h.d conAckiable caperivoce in Bic manairtnent of Buildings and Reprice, can be well r..eoinnaended, and, if required, bring ft- • curity.--Enquire of N. Kent. FS+ No. s, Craig's-court, Cba- • ring-crofs, Weelainitcr. COUNTRY IiCIUSE. WANTTEb to pureliafe or to rent, on a long ufe. a HOUSE of too .:irate dieneulions; with from ten to twenty Acres of Land ; [Unlit bclw•een ten and thirty miles from London.—Partieukirs, in wilting, atkireffed to Mr. Scott, Surveyor, FUrlftiVarE Inn, will meet with Intittodhite at tention. ESTATLS and TIMBER, in HERTS. TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. RAM& On Erie's!, the 17th April, at the Rainbow Coffec-honfe, in Coruhill, London, at twelve o'clock, in 19 Lots, TIGHT FREEHOLD WOODS, near Tring, containing upwards of so Acres, known by the names of little BittOPIS, Sow Park, Hook Spring, Round Spring, Dag- OClrb Coppice, Hill Coppice, Moreton Spring, and Bates coal, with the thrifty Rock of Wood thereon. Alfo 2031 Oak-Timber Trees , rays fi ne Beech Trees, Is i Afp, and a Elm Trees, all Hammer marked I R, now Rand- Ing in Chivery Wood, a Ihort diftance South of the high Road below Tring, and within a Mile of the Grand Junetion Canal. Thomas Birder, at Great Berkhampacest; Mr. Clayton, Rote and Crown, at Tring; and Mr. Balton, at the 13.11, Afton • Clinton, will direct perfoos who may apply to the feveral Woods - and Timber, and of whom printed Particulars may be had; silo at the George, Ayldbury ; Crown, Amerfham ; Red Lion,. High Wycomb ; at the Rainbow • and of Mr. Raton, Charlotte-area, Moomibury where Ph1;1 1 1 of the Mates may be few. _ FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ftreet, Plymouth, on Wed nefday the Bth day of April next, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, by virtue of s Comraillion of Apprelfemint and Sale, addraTed to jobs Hawker, and Peter Tonkin, Mgrs. 'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. about 600 Barrels Raifias. so Boxes Lemons. 200 Ditto / 376 Ditto Chita Oranges. 70 Bafkets F Now landing from the Swediet brig MARIA ELIZABETH, detained on her voyage from Malaga, by his Majefty's Soup SUUISAXTE, JOSIAO WITTMAN, Efil. COMMander. For viewing, Etc. apply to the Commiffioners aforefaid. Immidiately after the fak of the above; will be fold, by vir tue of a ComuniSion of Appraifement and Sale, addroffed to John Hawker, dig. (for Exportation or Importatioa) 200 Tubs, Swedifh Steel. zos Bundles and t inch' 87 Bars fiat 186 ditto ditto 257 ditto Rat and fquare 89 ditto Sat 127 ditto fquare 60 Chats Swedifh Steel. 3o Tubs Being part of the Cargo of the Swedifh brig Pallas. For viewing, Catalogues, &.e. apply to the Conuaiffionen aforefaid. After the Sale of the Steel will be fold the French Soap Auguftinc, prize to his Majefty's door Soffifante, Jofeph Wittman Big. Commander : bunko about 30 tons. She would M ake a bandy little Coallcr or Lighter, as the draws but little water..—Alfo, for exportation, IS hoe:cads of Cyder, to be landed Irons the Paid veffel.—For (navies, viewing, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. Swedilb Iron. BREWING AND MALTING. MR. MORTON, at No. 28, in the STRAND , refpedfully informs the Public, that he InftruEts Gen tlemen in the life of the Thermometer, and the application of that Initrument relative to Brewing, and will furnifh them with manufcript initrudions, which will enable them to prat tile the Art of Brewing Porter, Pak Ale, and other Matt Liquors. He will alto furnifh them with manufeript inftrac tiuns for making Pale and Brown Malts, after the molt ap proved pradtice, and having been long in byline(' upon his own account, and taking a pleafure in trying many and various experiments, and noting their refult it has given hint a degree, of predictl and experimental knowledge in the different hues of his profelßon, which very few pain, as can be proved from the many letters and vouchers of the molt eminent Brewers both in Great Britain and Ireland, highly approving of his different modes of pradtice, and many of Oleic Gentlemen he never had the pl.-afure of teeing; his mauufcripts put it iu the power of' Gentlemen to brew an exceeding fine-flavoured ' Porter from Malt and Hops alone, combined with the limple element of water without the life of an y other ingredient what ever: any addrefs fent (peat paid) to D. MOLT 0 N will be duly attended to. He returns his refpeetful thanks to thole Gunk men who have approved fo highly of the utility of his Mann fcripts and prafeffsonal Abilities. — To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. NO. 9, NLW lIIDOL-STRLET, LONDON. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March a, am. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever fume the year z 990, I have been aillided with the Lues Venerea; which, from its oblUnatcly refilling every courfe of ntedecine preferibed by the molt eminent of the faculty here, and under going fcveral fevere courfes of falivation, and twice difclurged from the Holpital, with little relief, would appear to be of the molt inveterate nature. In the fpring of late year my diforder bad got to loch a bead, as nearly to put a p-riodto my exilic= I bad a large uker on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a Rate of ulceration for the left (even years ; my left had alto two large nodes on it, was very much dikoloured,and gave me luck excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of ref. In this lamentible Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. Thump fon, (who received fo great a cure by than here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th of May ; in the eourfe of a fortnight I began to receive bees:fit—in little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were found ly healed—loon after the (ores on my legs healed alfo, leaving, however, eanfiderabk dikokuration in the btu, and pain 1a the bone of the left, which, by the hie ifing of (}on, and a little longer perkverance in your invaluable Metbeine, lublided; the node, difperfmg, the fin regaining its natural hue, and the noc turnal pains gradually going oft-1 thus became, by your libe ral advice and medicine, weirdly free from all my fomwreorn plaints—have recovered my former fpirit and Ilrength, and am become jolly and fat, in which Rate having continued many months to the aßoniflunent of all who knew me, I am at a loch in what terms to exprefs my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other loitering mortals, to make this my cafe as public as pollible, as I Mall on every ovation fo doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient ' very humble fer vent, ALEX. MURKLR. Swan's Clore, High-Rreet, Edinburgh. Will:la - CI to the above cure Thumpfon, No. New Poultry-market, John Windt, Old Affemliy-clofe, Filinburgh. Prepared and fold by the Pole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY -I.OK, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his Haute, 440 .9. New isriire-itreet, London; where, after a conitant refidsnce of more than thirty-fix years, in a praiFt icc particular ly direelcd to the cure of Veastiel Complaint% and thole inci dental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable ken cy which Men of his Profefflon lhould always &gave in loch cafe. , he natters hinsLif, the advice and allißaucc he gratuitouny ad. miniiters to perfons taking this Medicine, will he cites:red, by a difeentiir Public, as an advantage kidom attainable, and void of all anilikiiity. Alfo fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of three living at a dittance, at the Perfumer's, No. .3 t, St. illban'a. Rivet, ; the Toy-(hap, No. I c 3, Oxford-Rrect ; Mr. Difborougl . '., No. 7, Filh Rreet-hill ; Mr. Steel, book let er, No. t, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Watfien's, South bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Callwalls, Dublin ; and by one per fuu in every confidcrablc town in Great Britain east Ireland. in boxes of only as.'pd. each, foaled up, with full and plain di n-Mon% whereby perfons of either fez may cure tiscitifekes wish cafe, freed. ferrety, and tskty. - N. B. Every Box fold in (knit Britain is reeled up wi,h a *reap, on which, by favour of she Cosamiftomars, is minted, at the Stamp-Offie.c--T. Taylor, No, 9, Naw lltrieige-Greet—to imitate whichu klouy. and all dreg. arc countzr:ca. , ‘T,THEN Ptniefronal Men or etinrntinn and re• frolibility deviate from ttir emend tyk. or 66 Ow is. talon of a p6euliar liranch, thc,laaletioti car lovg continua aced - 4 is the 1-a critstion of ftipetisnry. • Eight years have l devoftd my ptielice to the eschifierteeter • • meat of THA.I . ..r. DISORDERS, and the fuccantut so lois at my Plan gives me additional ardour to uppcife as far ao I ana dale the ravages of that. complaints which me tie moil import. an: in the catalogue of tonnan infirntitit s. After initiation into every btancb ass an Army &nein; fur ned a with at en mr'y period ofPradice to relcue *ls f:om the ignorance of uneducated :Vico, or the equally data grtol.s precipitancy. of general Pradlitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the curet...which 1 have de voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recant or long duratlon,--sdip. All kinds of DEIELITY, whether arifing from the babits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and delay that de rangemenj of the fyftcm in Women which is called BARREN NESS orTTERILITY. Numerous difeafcs ari the refult of ignorance or belle In the trettment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not %infrequently hap.. pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indiferrtion of as unguarded hour. BF a fuperior method fuck complaints are caftly cured, and even where others have failed, I trait that I may prefurne to offer a radical re-eitablithment. ' Few however are the cafes of complicated Mtn* In thin dlf ,rtler compared with the calamitous lituations of M4ll , w al e fro.n indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gels. tics of a fathionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility 'Midi is the unavoidable confecartece of Inch pernicloin habits. Where the unhappy falterer broods over kis niihry, but cars. fully conceal, his misfortune, it may be fome confolation foe n to know, that although it be an object of doubt or caner. tal .ty with other Pmditioners, the removal of thefe DEFI CI :NCI ES by the gradual prngrefs of Renovation is the acquire . mint of my ripsrience. If the rites of Baeclimi or Vass have begun to reduce manly vigour, much :maim will be prevented by an early counteraction of this languid Rate, and in tin* cafes no great difikulties will occur. But where this Deficiency hat for years extfted a proper Per fmcrance is indifpenfibly tequila, to revive the Ilumbring ['parka of Life, and to re-animate the Conititution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dirappointed in thdr expeCtations of a Family,may he gloved, that in mole inftanoes Curb defeat are curable by Medical SDI The SECRECY which is fo effential to my undertaking, and the Qualifications which I have perfumed to Rate, feria the Bahr oi my Pretcnfions, and in coincidence with fuck this Mei maim is given, that Mr B- may be confulted pcfonaily (or by letters inclofing a (mall note) at hls houfe, Ne.s9, Grua del-Street, Strand, near Temple-Bar. T.wre is an additional entrance in Water-ftreet adjoin:kg and the name is on both the doors. M. I. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. *T6I HE AFFUCTED. DR. SOLOMON derives the - greaten fatisiae non from the number of cafes that almoft daily occur wherein the ea. tey of the Cordial Balm of Gilead is demon: ftrated, in eradicating thz worn and molt dangerous fympfame of nervous diforders; and he is fully convinced that nothing bat tended fo much to ellablifh the fame of this Medicine,as its certain faced*, in thole complaints, which strike their roots fo deep in the conftitutiou, and arc fo fatal to the happinefs of Mankind. The Cordial Balm of Gilead it therefore earneftly recoils, mended to thole who in advanced age feel the confequences youthful ex eels, or unfortunate youth who have thereby brought on theinfelves a numerous train of evils, and is at once the molt elegant and efficacious Medicine ever yet dikoveredfor lICINOWO dikafes. In weak and (battered eonftitutions,wcaknefs of fight or me.- tnory, hypochondria, tremblings, horrors of the mind, Sexual debility, and all other difrafes arifing from a relaxed Rote of the nervous fyfteni, and often the confequenee of intemperance. debauchery, inatutation to the neceffary cares of health, luxury in fedentary, inadive, or studious life ; this Cordial Balm has oniverfally eftabliflwd its reftorative efficacy, and may be juillg enumerated amongit the formed of thole happy dikoveries which medical rekareh has procured as the bkllmrs y/f the human race, and greatelt counter-adtive to human naifery.— l'houfands at this day in the three kingdoms, and molt parts of Europe. Afia, and Ameriea,live to bles the day they firft ap plied to this admirable remedy, and enjoy the bleflings of health. who might otherwife have droppedinto an untimely grave, the vidtims of early Imprudence. Youth and age of either fez are equally the objects of this TO. Rorative, and they w ill uniformly participate in its falubriou • qualities and effects; for whether the lyftem is debilitated in the ear's pat t of life, or is finking under the advance of yews. a few duke t (this Medicine will afford immediate an - ounces( rt turning health and ftrength, by giving toot to the mafettlar fyftem and organs of digeltion, and by renovating the cam- Ritution. To the young it will afford falling health, ftrength, and Spi rits, in place of latitude and debility; and to the aged and infimi it willaffuredly furnifh great relief and comfort by gently and Eddy invigorating the fyficm. Nervous difnrden of every kind, and from whatever cadet arifing, and all that train of finkiap, anxieties, and tremors. which fo dreadfolly affedt the weak, the fedentary, middle do ' lime, will in a (tort time be fueceeded by chearfulnefc, ad eviry prefage of health. Thofe who have retitled in the Welt !runes, can teflify the falutary effects of this wonderful Medicine, its fanative quali ties have particularly been proved in the late alarming epfdends comp . al it, the yellow fever; and took who are languid and re. lazed in their whole f)itan, take this Medicine with the hap- Float effeds ; ;tufo* therefore goingto McFall or Weft. Indict s cannot (tore a more important article of health and life. Youth of ithcr fez, who have predifeda keret and &firm tivc vice, and thereby relaxed, weakened, and debilitated the whole nervous fyftern, will find the Cordial Balm if Gilead the molt powerful, certain, and effectual reflorative. The Cordial Balm oiGilead is now confolered as greatet difeovery that has been made In theernemory of Man it is pa tent fa.'e sad pleafant. The rapid and iticreafing fame bettow ed on its author and inventor (Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool) is the true and only criterion to judge of the merits of a Medicine. which has been adminifter.d from the higheit to the lateen dab of people with fueh happy and uniform fuccefs.—The Venders of this Medicine Erecjoently cannot get !applied as qukk as the demand is for it, and it is a fadt worthy of remark, that they are fold snarly as loon as they arrive to hand, molt of tin Halt- Guinea Bottles being hcfpoke before they arc ordered. Price Half-a-Guinea a kettle, and 12 for iL The Cordil Balm'of Gilead, and Guide to Health, may be obtained every day, at the following appointed places of fide, rhea. Loon, by Mr. Matthews, No, 113, Strand, In Dub, by Hazard Lancatter, by Wallarif Erittol, Sheppard Leeds, Rinns Dr!,-,h ton, Gregory Lincoln, Drury 134rmineham, Svrinney Lynn, Messily Belltord, Smith Leittelter, Gregory Blandford, Simmons ---.,----, Stainless Bury St. Ed. Dingle Lewes, Lee Clicltenham, Harward Mancheftes, Lynch Cambridge, Hodrfon Margate, Rowe Coearary, Roliafon . Maidtionc, Blake Colchellw, Koymer Malborough, Harold (Not terltury, Simmons Newbury, Fuller Carlifle, Jullie Neweattle, 'Walker hushed Chatham, Etheringtoo Northampton, Edge Chelnisiord, Clai liar Nottingham, Burtsaire (Metter, 1 i El:teller Norwich, Steretdonde I'ot:ft....and Son Oxford, Jones re& Chichiller, l'hibrion Plymouth, Richards, ( Irene , 'cr. Ftephena Portfinouth. Beim Chipp-ia '..m, Combs Prelim, , Sergeant Dubin. Davidfon Reading , *' ' • Smart & .A And by all the reputable ,Medicine Venders, &whittles. he. in every principal town in Engiand, Ireland; Soodanda aid America. LONDON: 1 1 '1V for the PROPiIiTIM. bi JOHN DANIEL. (of Corral:l:Arm;' at the STAR Patorrtoor °melt. No. t. Carr -ftroet ; am( pubrabol by INVEL NMI'. (of Canteoury-pace, Lazhbetk). at No. COOKY Rivet. std at the SrAtOrrice, Temple-Bar ;to *kith OiEre conunanicativi for etc Itorroa are icir*llid to be aQdrtlfd ' r it] r 1 i ,_..~ 1 1 t :1 ; ; : . • ..... In* fti V in a aft One Rini f 814 *oh Alf*, 1. 11 S. ki -11 s vas. 1 41! it.;. 5. 111 This 4 SI r en Obi tit; Cif wick Orte AN azaml T . l Thivme /Aida Cotton i of bindk it:!l:l2l)tlftinGBl7eittlitatt.74.l:t: 1•ondo N, Rem Compl Prioatu.ti uritardo Arty of o irie;tiOa; Trunk.% This day 'fisted price 0 A T( dui Veicriptii at the iil librertrati of mart tl • Guide t Lashio: Duch& , LA (117 kt "We ferre to bt Nat waft W4es, wi i n 6, MIN; Pnialk"-•