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^ - LONDOff M4-1&4 • • • CORN-EXCHANGE; FIUDAtri ocIVWER OFFICIAL. RETURN OF moult, From (Ililnber '3, to Ofiober 9, from the COcket•Oace. Total ti,os fackn—Averags 73u 34d. - • is. aid. hiller than lift return. CORN INInCTOR'STeII(II FROM LIIIIIIIDOE,OCTOIItrIS. • Wheat per 10. 231 os to 181 os Oats per qr. 11 deco Batley per qr. it tds to it 4s Beans per qr. 21- is to 2123 s Peak: per qr. 21 22 to 21 8s New ditto of ato et os PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 31 UR to 41 t5l I Pockets -41 Ica to 71 7s SEEDS PER HUNDRED WEIGHT °either 16. Red Clover 202 to gas White ditto sos to Ills • per cwt. Trefoil los to sos. Turnip • to to 184 per binhel Rye Grafs aos to 281 per quarter Cinquefoil oos to per ditto • iniftaid- I Whits too to ras Oil per blithe' bred. Brown sos to to 6d'per ditto ; Caney Seed Es. to IQS periling pe Ra Seed - to o/ pa• laft SMITHFIELD 381 , adob s e!' 1 6- To fink the offal—per ftone toltb. Beef 45 ad to ss ad Ved - 4s 64 to 6s 64 Mitten -Ss 6d to Si sd Pork - 41 Ed to 6s 8d Lamb, og od. to a.. od. Sip& at Market this morning, Beaila 100, Sheep and Lambs 0000. ' . NEWCIATE and LEADENHALL, Odhaber 16. ' Par Rove at Vb. by the tartar. Beef . it 84 to oad Veal is 84 to 58 ild . IVintion .p Sd to sa 8d Pork 0 841 to 6. 8d lamb at' od to op od. . RAW HIDES, Odtober iti I iral i (per Rope) Ili 4d to 3$ id Heavy Calf 20 S od each s st 8d to so al Light Calf 74 per lls as sea to as ad Lamb Skins as 6d to 3a 64 =P T Of od to at od Sheqp Skins 38 od to 38 6d' PRICE OF LEATHER, pe r AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each, - . tpit Wald Ditt0,..60 to 661 b - - as to 83d l'ef .tats links - sod to ood Dram Hides - - 144 to ad Ant Coach Hides - Idol to tyd Crop Hides for Cutting ad to told Flat Ordiasrp - - - . . said to tdd . Calf Silos 30 to aolb per dour, - ad to 234 Akio so to 70/b . . sad to syd Ppfp, yo to Sollt - - asa to ad ',tog Feats (Grecalsod) per Ili as 64 to OS od 1 are ditto - - foot to riot par doz. Two! Horre Hides - to to sr each Goat Skins - - tes to oca pot doses , PRICE. OF TALLOW Ri 1.. , 04r.. St. Jpoces market 3$ Bfd 1 T ti 064t0 at Clam ooltet 31 844 R . 'ditto ( )59i od to 601 WMtolwl market 31 64 it 4itto (fop) 551 Uses Citst Sisise a Sib.) Whin Candle ResitrAtisto oa -.--- Mkl*t* St diSi 04 lo ibp tot ,zd Ditto Rough 3oi od to 341 Si iftl Groves - soul to 68' Good Drop to to te 1114 Sew Stop, 7IS. to Ose.4l.:rottled, ko....eusti r go. Candies. WC bd.—Mould% lie. bd. • PIMA OF HAY AND•STILAW, °Either .6. Foithka St. James's. • Whitechapci. G.Hays 5t05 to 3 ooto 5 to 0 4 6o to 5 to 0 Id: des 4 o tos 6 Straw 'rotes 16 t tsoto 1 to a 1100 - 1.1t6 a Cows sto 6 6 --.--. 6 o oto 6 tp 0 R. do. 6 st too o COALS. Odtober 16. . Beft coals in the Pool. al. 7s. od. per Cfaitiron. Delivand - O. 16s. oil. thmdoiata, - A as. od. Deliversi - .21. tn. 04. Avant Price 71 1 COUieSS or EXCIU " 1 "" 4 .1P. a. t-3 41. Ak. • 9st U. C Imo* Legtorn S 3 Venice Cadiz 28 in paper • Li bon Date - 4o elloaive Open° Malaid in paper Dublin Dino - 40 lfcQive Aoarcuiruita.—Freds y fe'nnight the Bedford fhire Agric uh tail Society held their Sri/ annual meet ing. at the Swan Inn. Bedford, which was attend ed by the Duke of &WORD, Sir George 04orne, Mr. Whitbread,-Mr. Higgins, and all the princi pal agriculturids of the county, and numbers from various parts of the country. The Society ad journed to a field belonging to Mr. Sharp, within about a mile of the town, for the purpofe of being prefent at the ploughing of the different candidates, far which the Society had offered the following premiums :—Ten guineas to the Bedfordfhire far. vier who produce a plough and team which (hall plough half an acre of land in the heft and eheapeff manner (not leis than Ere inches deep) within the (pace of three hours and a half. To the fecond bell fix guineas. To the third four guineas. To the fourth two guineas. To the ploughman who holds the fir( winning plough, a premium of two guineas. To the fe cond one guinea. To the third and fourth half a guinea each. The Committee appointed for determining on their different merits were, Higgins, Efq. of Turvey ; Mr. Platt of Lidlington, and Mr. Infkip of Warden. In the courie of the day various ex periments were tried for the improvement of agri cultnre. The Society, amounting to about one hundred, afterwards dined at the Swan Inn, the Duke of Bk. FOR I) in the chair; and after a number of toalts fuitable to the occafion, his Grace addreff ed the the meeting in a very neat fpeech, on the lubjcels the Society had in view; after which be read the Report of the Committee, who had allot. ci the premium of ten guineas to Mr. Fofter of "-c -rd.—Of lix guineas to Mr. Potts of Ever. four guineas to Mr. Sharp of Bedford, ant •%f two guineas to Mr. Negus. His Grace then read over the next lift of pre irl4llllS, .Mich the Society had offered, namely ; To the labourer in hilfbandry in Bedforahire, who Plaii have binitzlit up the greatck number of dill :it upon the c.unings by labour of himfelf and Lindy only, Nt i thou t parochial slid, a premium cf g,tineas. And the Committee, after examining the differ. •:r.t certificates, tillotted the premium of five gui- liens to a man who had brought up eight chilcirca receiciag parochial relief, and at pi raper ages had put them out to different trades ; one of the candidates had brought .up fixt:en children, but unfortunately had on one occafion received twenty °likings from the The nzN t premiums offered by the Society were, Four Guineas to the Dedfordfhire labourer in hutbandry, who has worked the longeß time in the f.sme place without interruption T. re. and o Guineas. To the third Coe Goine.t• A. ricnituni of Four Guineas to the Bedford liiiit, irriniTaing-fa : 4l - ;i'MFOO of With ofte.laalter and raiftrefs, .. To the, fecond Tiro Guineas. To tlie,thirsi chiti-GOirma- 1 The fi rli premium of Foist. Prima* was ad- ' judged by the Committee to as man who had•lived forty-nine years. The fecond of Two Guineas to a man who had lived forty-two years. The third of One Guinea .to a man who hacf rsvesithirty, fix 1 years in cine place. , The lall premiums offered were, Three Guineas 1 to the Bforchliire female fervant who has coati• nued fbr the greateil length of tins; on , the fame farm, or with one matter or miftrefv. To the fe cond Two Guioeas. To the third, One Guinea. , The Committee, to their greet: onifitrnent,,, after examining the different certifsnams,Zifeavered a woman to have lived fifty yeammir one farm! His Grace's health was drank widematlinfiallic applanfe, and this truly laudable Socials ' eel. ( eila yrn A perfon Mitering force potatoes, ' then taken up at Mrs. Fletcher's, Hi . in.Fxix ington, had the curiofity to w *glra Roue of them, when they•foand that ten (taken op-promif cuoufly) turned the beamagainft the. r4l6.weight! Mansion Ho tris . .--Yellerdar the.lfifortnations againit the flub falefman at Bill' a i t te was, agree m able to adjournervi• again -bird before .th'e . ' ingj t LORD MAYOR to be heard. But the einfel againft there informations pleaded the inadiniffibility - of the principal witnefs, whom they proved had con cealed the truth in the different examinations, and that he was otherwife of a bad chara&er. The LORD MAYOR laid he difapproved of the great number of thefe informations, which were brought forward before the defendants knew there wasfuch an A againft their praelice. From the contra- , ' dietions in evidence of the .witnefs alluded to, he' could not believe him, and therefore quailed all the other informations which had not been heard. This witnelk, whole name is I)atterfield, has brought above forty of thefe informations againft dealers in &h. . Bow-Srastr.—On Thurf4ay evening a perfon calling himfelf Thomas Ogie, but who has gone by various names, was brought before Mr. Esian, on .fitfpicion of having been guilty of divers frauds. Mr. Gordon, belonging to. Lothian's Hotel, Al- ItermarleArees, identified dm pdfen of die prifo nee by the name of Balleforil, who, he Paid, came to bins the beginning tit month, and obtained :a five-guinea country bank note of him, by pre , tending lit had fome' goods to dear at the Cu fietn honk, he (Mr. Gordon) underfianding that the ptifoner had formerly lived fervant to a gentleman who lodged at that hotel. This tranfikt inn i however, appeared to be nothing morn than st deb". . Mr. Wrangharo., itationer aQd pocket-honk.. maker, in Bend.fireet, flared, that on the roth of, lea month the prifisner came to his (hop, and re ' precasted himfelf to bd fen witt to Mr. Wentworth, the Member of Parliament, obtained three valua ble pocket.books with inßruments, which he pre tended were for his mailer to look at. and that he would return with them, but, he never did ; the :witnefs difcovered the who fiery to be an impo (Won. Crocker, the confiable, who apprehended the prifoner. produced, a red morocco pocket-Ispok with infiruments, which Mr. Wranh.un declared to be one of thole the ptifoner def rauded him or. It contained 271. in bank -notes, which the Magic trate ordered to be detained. Mr. Spencer, of the Gamck's head tavern, Bow- Rreet, Covent garden. kid, that about four years ago the prifoner Came to his book in the name of Smith, and Paid that Ise was the landlord of the George, at York. ran up a bill to the amount of 161. and then abfconded that having lately heard he was about town, and hail taken in a number of tradefmen, he ufed every exertion to fi nd him, and on Thurfday, learning he was at a houfe in the neighlsrmrhood of Covent r garden, he caufed kim to be taken into cufiody. Mr. Richardfon, of the Grand Hotel, 'Covent garden, Paid , that the prifoner cams to his houfe a few days ago, in the name of Roberts, and repre rented himlelf to be the proprietor of the Swan Inn. Ferrybridge, Yorklhire. He was committed for farther examination. Peace and Opulence are the grand (wecteners of life. The former molt opportunely occurs at a jun•4ure when the latter is within the grafp of every individual who is inclined to facrifice at the (brine of the blind Goddefs, before the rolls her wheels of the hint and Englilh Lotteries.—But where is the molt probable fpot to meet her fruiles? The anfwer is obvious; becaufe the Get is flub born and incontrovertible. She has for the Lift four Lotteries difpenfed her fupreme favours at Port's Office, Royal Exchange, facing the Bank of England, and which the has dillinguifhed by the title of the " Fortunate Office." It is there that Capital Prizes to the amount of one hundred and eighty-feven thoufand pounds, were told, re giftered, and paid :—and to this Office the Public are invited for the purchafc of their Tickets and Shares, with a profpe& of fuccefs ftiperior to any other Office in London. STATI LOTTERIES, I 801.—The IRISH begin• drawing the 16th of November nest, and the ENoLosit the 3d of March, tflos.—Note. The Tickets in both Lotteries will be higher before the time Of drawing.—The Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eight,lp, and Sisteenth Shares, (duly (limped, purfuant to Aft of Parliament), are fold and rcgißcred by Mr. NicitoLsois, at his State Lot tery Office. No. t 6, Cornhill, London, oppofite the Bank of England, where all bui.nefs relative to Lotteries, or the Public Fund.:, is faithfully tranf afted.—The following is a Numerical Lilt of the Capital Price, lately fold and (hared at this Office ; i':1). 1'499 - 4. too,o No. 231 St - £.10,000 ..g r - . 242,:il )5565 . - S,OCC • w' C - i-r” ss;l2 - 20,000 14.1 7 - - C •C r z° 2 03 75 - . 3•0 0 0 I - 021' - 10r00 4270 0 . tope° I' D 42 • • 10,000 43928 - - s• 000 19004 - Inpoo 4405 4 - acroo 1915y6 - - 5 plo 46676 - - 1 nOOO 2 3339 - bozo 52631 - lopoo iiefikles ;many of spool. t,ccol. and scot. each. Money for the Prizes as f,on as drawn. Schemes gratis.—Orders from the Country (poll paid) duly amulet! to. 47 4) et ,3i SAL NOWltilito eta fop. at the Irlsenselleste, at W ' • • i MARRIZIX -7- OD Taddarlaft, Mr. James nits, of Fahmurealeto MlfsAreattrchg, of Gnat Q_asme4ast, ,Linealtes Ins Fields. Oa L'ud.day evening, by Avails Beata, at tie Er.rl Eau eoaherg's, Thomas WTal, Efq. rephewr o ` L ANewborhugh, to the Right Hon. Lady Matoft Bdbey, &tighter of the Pori Pawnshop'. At Eslgue,on the Sth iqf. Thomas Madostald,W,M 4 Airs Mary Faulerton, only daughter oldie late Thomas faulrituos Efq. of Gallery. On Satuttlay !aft, Mr. Claud Raffia, Agootontara4 burgh, to Mifs &Titania CliMpie, daughter of the late, Row. Dr. James Oillefide, Principal of St. Mary's Cottege, Andrews. The 17tit uk. at Monmouth, Mr. Mac liilliogttio, aged Pa, to Mrs Afhford,,aged 73, being the bridegroom's lard wife, and the bride's gird hailsand. At Oak, Mr. Matery, tropliett-doper, to Mita, Motpbq daughter of Mr. Jeremiah Morph*. Johnanidt. Efq. of the !Ones County Regireipt, a Itflfs %non, of Manta. Mr. Michael DlPCorrnielc, et Hoey's-eauft, Dahlia, cutler, to Aliti Mule Groat, of Sistak-447. On the rft MIL in the .214 year of his Age, dislike. Peter Atkin, ftaptift Witter of Lifrarpool. On Tucfday fu'nnight,.N P.Atot-hilt Mr. John Falter,' fen. aged 71 In tiO Sift "ear,' doltev.. Owen Mannino, B.D. View of Godabning, in Sursy.r s tWben a thadoskat Oafewl, befilliffit of the [mail-pox. was.fuppofcti to die, pf it, and was laid out. Hit father, on taking a fait viesiorhim,"antlioditing Bitifftnly on the countenance, farieledle tfnr ages of Bat. The inert be looked; thernare M.paf ecenflimed- He amteledinSiteederFd proper means,to be ufeetwiththe body, and the youth was cc- Bored to life, and in a wort time to perfeet health. 04 Sitnday fennight, the eidelefon of Francis Wood, Bart. of Henieforth, near Ptintffiwft. On Saturday fe'nnight, afters Siert Bind., Mrs. Soper, wife, of Mr. Soper, of Leals, Surgeon. On Saturday tall; Mr. liawfon, of Leeds, merchant. On Monday fe'nnight, Benjamin Wade, Mg. of Burley; near Lath. At Edinburgh, on the actin& Mr. Jacob Mach,of the She- riff Cierrs °lice. _ _ _ At Dunollie, sm the 4th loft at au adynoced age, Alexander Maesloogal, Efq. of Macdoitgal. At Hull, Mr. James Linwool, an Offfeer of the Cullom there, aged 39, and Mrs. Ann Lintrool, his wife, aged 38. On Fflday Wordgist, at Slaelvenek, near Ahthiln, Liuratfee, Efq. late of Rate-brook, hi the t:itieeit'e•County. animus niurr: i. 'TWO NEW CURRANTS 'obiatned from Seed ; one Red, the °the:l l .'4llre; dwy bOth bring Fruit largeas fame Grapes, in banibes fix Waste lug, and hang on dw:Trees thicker than thelearea They hattal peculiar lord-. Banc 4f colour, a foil &rotor:rift/math, tmdhailk poignancy of far beytmdall others. , a.CC new STRAWBERIRMS; viz.' a. the Cherokee; meinfLioss Fruit, 'atm flire istehrstbuidpand id the molt oteptifte favour. It bears. fo abundantly that asse root fre quently fills a plate. a. The Paraguay, equal tp.the tonstcr cvcry fuse property, and comes later, fo as to give a Ina g fuc cclhon. 3. The modern Hautbois ' the molt &Edon of the Strawberry tribe. ha very high fla vour, and wonderibi fre est's:era* it tar aboveall niropetidan with altos. . • Currantgrees finch fort frpsratcly) Cur io a busdie, for ma. hd.. Struwbecry Plants (cacti fort fcgarattly) fifty in a bundle, for rcia 6d.' Solder Crocker's, St.Albion's-ftrett, Pal-mall. go Croat. Payr Pottage. SY,l"77 afiliBed with RHEUMATISM, Sciatica, A: Lumbago, Hoad-aeh. Numbpeti, Pa(ey, Hutu 'codes, and Pains of the Steatteh, will find as credit"! Remedy lo ' • Wiirtzuvio iEi4l , llel of Iltiaritas% ' %Ads has frequently Cueeneded iN eafingiagkad,imil , d every Mier method, and under eireumllaneex that preclthl:d every expeaation of relief trona the intancuilialli‘ prelexibeet. It is prepared I. 11th, az.d air° in a Suit Rate. The Pins are in excellent Sgmbachie, planitublely Lemke:able to Flatulencics and Indirdlion; and by thenTalittary aus'e of operation, (infeallide perfpiration) they wadualy andertnim the molt obfkinate Rheumatic and other engittililnei, and at the fame time inkigorate the debilitated goollitiket. Tlie Fluid Wow Is a remarkably_ailive embreeatigut dfe tidy ufed with the NU; angles it onerally excites a:tingling feullaiort, even itt the deepeft fatted marries It - rempies the enure of pain, by bringing on a proper rrrcuistiod in the part. Hy this means, the feverelt Spralarand &Mks, old Strains and Re laxations, are frequently eared by a few applications. In nen- VOUS flead-mbe, It affords inftantinvous relief; and by the liegedlion of fevers! Ladle' of difti ding. Me Joan sro tr pre pares it, for the ace9mmodatlem of the affluent, equally grate ful as the Honey or Lavender Waters; in this Rate it mainly be had at his hook, No. 13, Greek-S.reet, Soho, London, is larger fixed bottles, at its. 6d. smeh.—The genuine le ditiM striated ham vounterfeits by the King's Patent, and the Roc of tiolltisTo4l on the table of each UM et.' bottl!. °2 t may be at as. 9d. each, of every reputable Medicine Vera. der In the three kingdoms, Wert tidies, and Amerika. To prevent counterfeit impofition, the dilkiltgailiking marks of she genuine are nes:eery to be attended to miHEN Profeffional Men of edtfcattoo nand te fponftbility deviate from the gmeral (Titan by thi fe • [Milan of ♦ peculiar Brands. the Undies of Wog conthOlical haul's is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my pradiee to the exclutive treat. meet of THREE DISORDERS, and the fnecefsful ri ft* et my plan gives me additional ardo ur to oppofe as far as lam able the ravages of chafe complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmitics. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, 1 formeda with at an early period of Pradice to refeue individu als from the ignorance of uncrimmed him, or the whiny dan gerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de. voted my attention, comprise every ( pales of VENEREAL INFECIION, whether of a recent or long duratloo.—adly. AU Muds of DEBILITY, whether trifmg from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulvnee of mature age, and batty that do nmgernent of the fyitem in Womn which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Nutnetous difeafes are the rcfult of irnoranee or haße In the treatment of a fins* Gonorrhea, an I it net surrey/ready hap pens that the feeds of Lik are poifoued by the indikrstion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperiur mat'd foci complaints are caGly cured, and even when others ha e failed, r truft that I may prefume to offer a radical rs-eitablifhnient. Few,however, are the cafes of complicat e d diftrtfs in thi: Murder compared with the caluniNon ftwatinns df Men, wba (rapt iP du 4m• es flea SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Glaig des of a fallonahle Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the stnavoldable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his miter', but ewe. fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fame confutation for him to know, Cleat although it be an objca of doubt or taxer oluty with ocher Pradlitioncrs the removal of thde DEFT. CIENCIES by the gradual prove(' of Renovation Is the acquirt meat of my caperiaice. if the rites of Bacchus or Vents have begun to reduce manly vigour, much satiety will be prevented by an early counteraction of this languid Rate, and in theft cafes no great difficulties will occur. _ _ but whore this Deficiency I:as for years rained, a proper Per keeraoce Is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the Ountbring ft orbs attar, and to re-astbnate the Conftltution. _ . MARRIED WOMEN, who have long born clifagyanted In char erlsettationa of a Family, mm, be allured, that is MOdt initances fuck deeds are curable by lYtulleal SUM The SECRECY which Is fo effential to my undertaking, and the Q_ualifications which I have prefumed to (Lu c , f orm t h e Rods my Pretenfiona, and in cotheidenie with fuck this ink matinee is given, that Mr 11 may be confulted pefouak (or by later* Inclollog a (mall note) at his huufe, Nu 19, Arun &I-ftreet, Strand, beat Tempk-Bar There k an additional entrance In Wateritroet Adel% and the name Is on bath the doors. 1111.144gasbit et the itcriZ Coley it Sorrow • _ • amG . Aretiy--- 41.1. 7 , ‘ a• . prtetors r,f ; ApyrigteellteEPPle-OROPS, flril . by the Wit S. SOllO Sinatr a { tfuisi.l 61.1 y an ,i to be repared ttrd'ttte 3 Pitblir ,he mopes .pamk lrfsdt.i c : pofeSing the &it rdpe&06411b1114111104/K: UMW* or th An sikorbutic Drops have ,Ismn fund pot only an aniltiots :a Loy-. tilde complaints, Mit a tacciaftt Offtild•Of endistious cr a p. ,akins,lcrophola, gout, .rbeeswitahnnatt the attendant dif,:„ 3tf . • the nerves. evshe OA 4. nate accompansina cash Treadle in an ample bUI of din: alto*. wilLtcreiri, asyitin a, tlm Treadle on diet, goat, &e. vandal 'by' lme Propr:oor, ((wt may alto be had stale Igtifpnar Malt carat c„r a , Ojeda to try, awler.thcir fantfatoe, rpmfiAo p or thh rearm the Pnaprietots,by the a•spue "ortfis Commiffioners of the Stamp - Mee; biet l 4ll.leti each bottle, printed in bissitlnlirestaJdraient Spo:l , yr. and Co. N 0.13, Soheisisatie.. alppg'Ke44iptin it tkakh. •. t.im purchafer attends to,,sg=hce.nliliffiesinViti 4 ilrr - tiit PAT z Kl, " on tfiastau; hIS, anacotheteeaviiingwa t the King's arms teethe hew, Ise•moy&traigaetd,tss tinned the genuine .modialiigh..+lllt At* •tharivlif.' Y. soiio- Square, London, in betties oqt. I. as. cad, : ui y inot...lcl . This day,wgepybii464,.„,. RODUM's GUIDE -1.101 - = AGE., or Ad -1-N vice to both Seam, tn . :Obtain a tadicklend pertuahert cure for thufg.fecret infiroilderditibiet WNW isle ry often for bids to iffifelofe even to their relatives • with a 'II - reale on Fe male Difeafes, Nervously Hypoeheeleherryond Confumptivc Complaints. .To valslds isadded,494viceto Batja.and Hot -well Bathers, Ice. ItlapartietahrlY recombieldtd ttd,seufking Met. Every perfon, young and oldriboald-parchafe this book, there beingfearcely antadivldual who is nertintrreited is fume par t of It. In partici:lo4k is recominentlesLto yoting men and boys, as an early attention to the latter may feevetoguard them againft a fatal rock otreddek thessfandsbave fdit,and be tkemeans of preferving thdr bodies imeldlfestfet•ant We their fouls, t h e i r mibdsotad ellithvirifteokities Brom dsffintalote In the man .time, h e widely aim (Up tgre recommends his Nervo s Cordial, wbaihyliels enabled to efibrd the molt permanent relffif to you In the above ferret vice, and alto to perfects of all ages ielfh.nervorsdenders,pmeceding either from in intmoderateufitof tta, bard drinithy, heat of climate, czccfs of griefs diffipated pledure, bid iyinp-in, Ste. The Nervous Cordial is peculiarly adapted. to weak finale c - milltutions, as well at to phiernatic habits general tat poberfully M rave* of the whet* firtVOUS co . r'N dog g vitiated appeglte endaliguition; ita the firtt ajElls wesulmisillirin the recovoting the tone of the gem iul or gans; henceits efficacy in the moik oblllnate fe—lnal C.. -s Men, and conWpandhig *cakesfibs lit woman will co. more rarely and honourably towirds conjugal happine, any of Skate irritating conga:Clans which are adminif.,r,,.. the unwary. Thee who adeauced life fed the conk cll.- a..: olyoutisful eace.. 4 4, or unfortunate youth, who have brc theanfelves a nuincophs train of erns, tell; by the ufe of t.. medicine, find dienafelves rellored le:health and Itr,ingth, all the meisneliely Pimptonis reusevcd, wideb are the gencrl effiedtenf fuelicautes. The Bp TA I NICAI, S SYRUPand NEB.VODS te-bc hadat tlic,Docloes MAO, No. 9, AThion-flrcet, 7 Doors from the' I.evelian httlfdum, Bbelifriat's Midge, iu Bottles at 2211. its. 6d. and et. 6d. din at In Dada, Chmttwell, 0103ovr, Baxter, Brighton, Donaltifon and Co. liambro% Mr. Remnant, Birmingham Swinney, i Engllfh Bookfoller. Bedford, Smith, Mandford, Simmons; We Of Night; Albin, Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Irwin., A. YOlilltZ, merehent. taps" Maride Leeds, elms a;id Co. Cheltenham, Buckle, Lynn, Wes,. Canibt dile, Gee, Ltiledter, Sarin fen, Canterbury, Briflow, Lewes, Elliott, Ltrolitle, Jo • Manche:l4.er, Ilea. Chatham, Ed:census% M.tresta, Clecinutord, Mcggy apd Co. Newbury, Fuller, ChilLY. Pooh. And don , N.weditle, Walker, Chichetter Philliproci, Dordiampten, Ditty and Co' Spilfburrand Ca. . 'Nottingham, Astrimge mut Cis Mutant, Handaffany Norwich. Steve** and Co. Deal, Rq(44 Oxford, Janes.. • clover,' Neale., Plymouth, Nettleton, Derby, Drewry, Aduling, Smart. and Co. . Edinbur nib, -I.l.iiter, Surairrittif, 11r2y, —. Meld*. Heatand, Sluewthury, Widow*, --. liefire.Dawidfos ar . ptoc, 3411 , ...j. Eider, and Co. . , Co ll ins, —..—...... Mr. R. cott, drug. Petit , Serjeit, Cladaln, rotifett. •Paitley, Mr. A. Bp rry,l4,feed% Pamir, Ttnenise and Soo, Mdeltessie. Coatis Ureep, Ociport, lianfens •Duille. Anti by molt BoUkfeJloes and Molicisc-Vaidere in tl.c tL:cs kingdoms. It willbe neerffiry the Dodtorthoold fee Inch Petiettro era afilkled with Demuth or Lola of Stht, or fend their Cato, .4 Letter or Parcel, to the Doctor (fipq or Carriage paid), wi.. lis w(nal Fee.—The Molivinks maybc haft cvery 1/ay. TO Tiiol‘lls TAYLOR' ESQ, N 0.9, NEW TiRIDGE-STAEET, LONDON, DeAR 4111, IFEELit a duty incumbent upon me, to inform I you oftke very great and extraordinary Cure I have receiv..il boot gout invaluable ilitledleinow-LLAKics PM 'ENT PILLS, About two yams ago I was attacked with a VENIALAi. ottout, which I treated rather flightlY for tome tints, but the Difrafe at length fiwcading all over nty Body, I was ohilged to apply to the molt emirs* of the Faculty, but their afkilancs afforded slips/ITO:Ara rclief—l wentratuu3h various Costrica of Salivation, and from being ranter of a Crandon Habit Ws :slimed to a mac Skeleton. Whe Worn that fprcad all over my limbs, rendered me a complete Objca, fo tbat thy friends defpair dof my recovery. When brought to this Garation, I confidered death as Inevitable, but a relation of mine coinnunt log upon the many Carts io which your Pills had GiceecJe.l. I was indite:A to try a box of them, which I thought rather rr 4, rod one, and by perfeverance for two or thrc. moot!., a td fol inning yota. Dir. dims, I experienced tte moll on:iv-mums horn Pair, the Sons gradually fobfidiug; I lot Dt,W. thank GOD, perkely nsovered, and walking out &ay: I doubt not bur one more box, which I think eautiutii to rake, will eltahlith my in its original bate. hie with the molt heartfelt gratitude tliat I Cut/tribe myfilf, fir, your much übictid hulubk G.Tvaut Wm. Pieubou. Deanfsate, Msn,hearr, July 1, Igoe. P. S. For the public beaeht I do out ohjedt to the above be' ins put:dotted, but hive you to set as y l ur own bitter juJs mcnt 11.-4 diet Ate. Prep..red and Sold by the fob Peoprleto4 Taos. TArtue, Member of the .:loyal Colkge of Sorrow, London, At hie Hoof., No. 9, New•Briage-Rnree: What, arta a coitillant r fide% ce of more 'flan thirty-St years, in a pritdiee particularly J.reeted to tin Cure .4 Venereal Complsints, with that inyiots bk kerety which taco uf-his Frofetfirni Mould always obfare, he natter, himrelf, the advice and alliance he gratuitouny ..tf minifters to parents taking this Medicine, wilnic al‘eni.. , t,b a dikczning Public, as an advantage Melton to he obtair.el, anct void of ambiguity. Mt. Eishl,l” , isti Appointment, Seethe crenience of Mot , living's a &iliac, at the Periwoces, Ae 3s, St. Alia+ 4 " ree.:, Pail-Mall; the Toy-thop t Nu. tO3. Oxford-Ariel DOA-, agA . :, No. 7, Fifl,•fltect-hill ; Mr. Steel's Bunkieller, No. I, Union - bow, Little Ttriver Hill; Mr. Wistion's, Sourb bliige, Edinburgh; Mr. Colwell's, Dublin; Mr. lielboiest Liverpool; Mr. Athinfon's, Moschella; anl by one PO fun in every cianfidotable 'Fowls in Urcat-Britain and Ireland, no Boas of only es. 91 each, (cited up with full and plain Direc tions, whereby Perfons of either Sea may Cure thanielves with Eafe, Speed, Secrecy, end Safety. • N. B. Every Pot told In (treat-Eritaip, falai up wilt a Stamp, on which, by ffsvuur of the e o n is = t l it at the Stamp-OfLee.-1. Tayrier, Nee 9, New Bridge t() imitate which la Felony, and all others are countergrit LONDON Printed far the Proprietors. by mai DANI . I 7 . (of (uttatly-it-cet ) at the Pram Pt tarsoo-Orriea. No I. Carey-greet t aad palletised by LIVEL LINZ (at - terbuty-plare, Lasabeds). at No a. 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