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I • a I • e 4 , Ii • I I I : I '0 POLICE. GUILDNALL.—A Court of Common Cooneil being to be held at twelve o'clock, the LORD MA TOR did not fit yeilerclay at the Mention Houle, but the dif ferent chargea were brought to Guildhall. FRLDNIr AND UTTIRING Or SAIR COIN. John Elliot, who keeps a tea and chandler's (hop in Longlane. Smithfield, Rated, that on Wednefday night, about five o'clock, the prifoner at the bar, a young woman of the name of Mary johnton. called at his (hop and purchafed articles to the value of 6d. for which the prefenteil a one pound note. The pro. fecutor gave her in change a-half guinea. a (even (billing piece and two (billings. The prifoner aped to have (liver for the feven (haling piece, which the profecutor gave her. She then *died to the half. guinea, Rating that it did nct look well. The pro fecutor on taking it into his hand, immediately raw that it was a counterfeit ; and though he flit - paled that it was not the half guinea he had riven the pri. toner, yet being enable to (wear that it was not, he gave her another in place of it, putting a mark on it, at the fame time, her which he was certain lie Ibould have known it again. To this (wind half guinea the prifoner alfo objeaed, laying it was much work than the former, and that the profecutor mull be well fupplied with bad money, in offering two fuch im mediately following each other. On looking at the half guinea returned to him by the prifoner, the pro. fecutor was immediately fenfible it was not the one he had riven her, hot a counterfeit, fimilar to the one which the had formerly returned. He told the prifoner what he had obferved, and that he would fend for a conßable, to have her (earthed. A con *able was accordingly fent for. but did not arrive for about two hours and a half afterwards ; and in the mean time the prifoner made away with the two counterfeit half guineas, which the profecutor had, on the fir fl dikovery of the impollure, laid on the coun ter. When the conflable arrived, on fearching the prifoner, no half guineas of any kind were found on her, but the had from ten to twelve (billings in filver and copper in her pocket. The profecutor had oh (creed the prifoner as if eating eluting this time, and he could account for the difappearance of the half guineas in no other way than by fuppofing that the prifoner had either (wallowed them or had given Them to fame of the people who, in the mean time. bad called at the (hop, and tolone of whom he had oto limed her (peak. He politively (wore, however, to the fa& of the twocounterfeithalf guineas being taken lona off the counter by the prifoner. In her defence, the prifoner Rated, that the had been an unfortunate girl, but having refolved to re turn to the paths of reftitude, had got from a Gen tleman, with whom the was acquainted, the rl. note it the filver found on her perfon, for the purpofeof paying off her little debts, and with this view (he had called at the profeeutor'slhop, to get change for the al. note. As to the difappearing of the half guineas, diklaimed all knowledge uf it. The profecutor remaining Redfall in the account be bad given, and offering to verify it on oath, Mr. Alderman Pantile, the Sitting Magiftrate. (aid, that. inked of fully committing the prifoner, which he at one time was inclined to have done, he fhould remand her till to morrow, for the purpofe of affording her ao opportunity of pointing out her ac complice in this abominable traffic, into which, pro. bably, her neceflities had induced her to enter as an inflrument. If (be, between this and tomorrow, be thought herfelf of the fituaticia in which (he Rood, an opportunity might be afforded her, not only of (eying berklf out of the &nation in which fhe was now in volved, but *We of rendering her a better member of fociety in future. The prifoner hill declaring the bad no accomplices, The Marillrate Rated, that he only threw out his opinion on the fubjeft, Without at all prefcribing to her what ought to be her conduill, of which flue would have to confider till tomorrow. Bow-sra er —Yeßer day William Layman, the fon of the Ametican Conful, about ten years of age, was at a ichool in the neighbourhood of Hackney.— On Monday, one of the Gibers infliaed a very revere parliament upon him with a waaghee cane. Early on Tuesday morning the youth made hit efcape from the (chord to his father's honfe in ttirchin-lane. On his father hearing his Ratemeut, and examin ing his body, he came to the Office, and made ap pheation to Mr. BOND and Sir WILLIAM Paesoiss, the Marini-ate, who difpatched Rivett, with a war. rant, ip a poll chaife, to bring tute Whet before them, The officer returned with him with-all praffible (peed. The Conful with his. fon, and his /attorney, were in readinefs. The youth'. back was Wean to the Ma. gißtates, when it appeared to be nearly one general mats of bruit - es. The Magiftrates cenfured, very fe verely, the conduit of the prifoner. Sir Macias( PARSONS obi:reed, that if it was poffible for the youth to have committed an offence to :call for fuch a violent punilliment, the ' Mailer Should have inßilled it, and not the Prifoner ; but reprobated fuch a mode of punilliment very feverely,' and recommended as the moll proper mode of pit., nithing boys, to deprive them of play, make them do an extra number of accounts, learn extra talks, &e. The prifoner appeared penitent for what he bad done, and begged pardon; but the Conful laid he couldnot poffibly accept ofit. He Should get a Surgeon to examine his ion's body. and fliould profecute the prifoner in the Crown Office. The prifoner was or dered to find bail for the afTsult. Yetlerday the Corn porter who is in cuflody on a charge of being the murderer of Mrs. Pooley, at Horileydown, was brought from the Houk of Cor. ration, double ironed, and underwent a long private examination before Mr. GRAHAM. LBOILOUG H gra/ay.—An elderly man, whole appearance and demeanour excited a Ronal deal of inierea and fympathy, fought Magofetialaalvice, on Wednefday la:I, tni the recovery of his daughter, a girl of 19 years of age, who had been taken from home by a man who called !timid( Captain Fife, be longing to a regiment rf infantry. The old gentle man had come from a village in Shropfhire where he refided, in confequence nt not having heard from his daughter ; and the officers of jultice have been for fome time on the look out for the Captain, who VAS found to be a fwindier. The ftippored Captain was conßantly in company with a gentleman of gen teel appearance, who reprefented himfelf as a mer chant in London, but who was afterwards taken up t.r fr Thcf: two invottors, by as aruul ash! infinnating addrefs, afoctated withlwpie of refpec• Lability in the country, and it was at this time that Captain Fife became acquainted with Mifs Wheeler, the daughter of the old Gentleman, from whom he alto found means to obtiin a loan of fifteen pounds. The daughter was teen in London a fortnight fince by a relative, and the reprefented the man whom the called her hulband to be a Mr. Griffin, a Gentleman of confidevable property in the Well- Indies. She Paid the lived in Charlotte fireet, Mary. la-bonne ; find that Itatement appeared to be true, for the father had been there informed, that a (windier, who called hirnfelf Harthorne, Efq. had duped the gni:4th of the houfe. The old gentleman was infirutied in what manner to proceed, with any pro liability of recovering his daughter. 1 EDINBURGH, OG7OBER x 3. Thssnas A/Gnash, porter, was brought before the Judge of Police, charged with having abilraded from the gig or eau which carries the Glafgnw evening mail, a parcel containing flyer fpoons, and a parcel of books. He was committed to jail upon Thurfday for further examination, but died next morning.— When in cuflndy in the Police Office, he had attempt ed to eleape b afeending the chimney of the room in which he was detained, but had loft his hold, and fallen from a confiderahle height, and his head had ftruck violently againft Come part of the chimney, which had occafioned his death, as the furgeons who infpated the body reported that they obferved a very revere bruife on the right fide of the head, which appeared to have been oceafioned by a fall; as the fkin was not cut, and the broiled part was of cenfi. derable dimenfions ; and on opening the head, they found all the blood Tenets of the brain very turgid with blood, and a large quantity of extravalated blood oppofite to the broiled part of the integuments of the right fide of the head, which they Cum:oiled to have been the cattle of his death. Late night Marsaret Cusainghaw, from Perth, who was contufted at the May Circuit of poifoning her hatband, was lately delivered of a daughter, in the Tolbooth of Edinburgh. A melancholy accident happened at Brechin nn Monday tall: James Duke, °scrim at the yarn mills, paling the dry beating machinery with a load of yarn, was, by its getting entangled, dragged between one of the lifters and the beetling frame, and trollied in a vary (Locking manner. One fide was very much broiled, one arm broken, and the brck of the head flattered to pieces. All medical aid was declared to be ureters, and the poor man, alter at times exhibiting the fymptoms of extreme agony, expired at one o'clock on Tucfday morning. COROX tit's lova sv.—On Monday an inqueft was held at Plymouth, on the body of Mr. Long, killed the preceding day in a duel, as (fated in yellerday's paper. The Jury, after examining evidence, and , deliberating from twelve o'clock till eight in the evening. returned a verdift of—Wilful Murder While the Jury were fitting, officers were ('cnt on board the Prince of Wales and Monarch, where they apprehended Armfirong and the two feconds, who were brought on more in irons, and confined all night in the Week hole. They were to be fent off yillerday to Exeter gaol. to take their trial at the next allizes. BASTARDY AND Carl.. CON.—At the Woodbridge Quarter Selfions, on Tharfday Taft, a new and inte. • reling appeal againft an order of ballardy occupied I t h e Court for three or four hours. Captain Taylor, of the Due Buck whaler, ;eft England on the 9th of April, t 804., and did not return till the 29th of June IAR, when he found his wife pregnant by Mr. Lnff,l an opulenk Partner and merchant, at fleabag. She was delivered of a male child on the 13th of July, which was immediately fent out to Durk, and an or der of ballardy was made out by two Magillrates againfl Mr. Loff. Againft this order Mr. Luff ap pealed. The cafe was opened by Mr. &rocas, for the pargh officers of Benhall, as refpondents ; who flared the dillrefs and pungent feelings of the injured hufband. Mrs. Taylor, a beautiful and modell look ing woman, was called ro Rate the fags. Many ob. jeetious were urged by Mr. ALDERSON againfl her evidence being taken, on the ground of her being the wife of a man of property, who was rated to the poor's rate, hirnfelf liable, in the firft inflame. to maintain the child until it thould be legally bastard. ifed ; and in the fecond, interefled to cafe the parifh of the burthen, by throwing it upon Mr. Luff. There objetions, and many others, which the learned Coun. fel urged in favour of his client, werejgowever, over ruled by the Bench. Mrs. Taylor'sidenee was admitted, and the order confirmed. A caufe of Crim. Con .is commenced. BIRTHS. Sunday. at Crooen's Hill, Greenwich, the Lady of Urea Henry Bond, Efq. of a fon. At his bottle, Charlotte Apure. Fdinbiargh, on the lath haftaut, the wife a Thomas Allen, Ffq of a fon. At Hilton, jar Edinbur g b, On the loth Infant, the L a d y of Wlllkas Bawd!, Eree advocate, of if daughter. MARRIED. Turfday. at St. Clement. Dane,. Mr Walker, book frikr, to Mrs Sael, both of the Strand. At Warrington, Captain John Baxendale, of the Roof, Ventre to Mifa Margaret Tunitall. both of Warrington. , DIED. The Hon. Mrs. Hunter. (Mak &tighter of the late William Lord Napier, and wife of the Rev. Andrew Hunter of Barjarg, D. D on the 9th inftant, at his houfe,New.firest,Canongate, hdlg. burgh. Suddenly, on Mond./ lift, at lilt book in town, Henry "giant F.fq. of Woodfotd, Ellett, one of the Diredors of the Pliamix In furance Company, in the 68th year of his age. On the loth of Mareltat istratt, In Ceylon, Lieutenant Colonel Sunset jeannerett, of the Hoo w Eall India Company. Service. Lately, Mrs Caulfidd, Lady Sf Colonel Caulfield, of Cerra:nom in t►e cavity of Rofeommon, At Yatton, Somerfet, Copt. Smith, of the Eaft Mendip Legion. Soddenly, at his hook In Danietßreet, Bath, Colonel Haults i.e. Saturday Woolen, at Stoekport, Cheitire, H. R ichmond, M D. many years a refident in Bath. At Fountainbridge, near Edinhurgh, on the sd inftant, the Rev. Charles Lorimer, in the 35th year of his age. On Sunday laR. at Atlon (Clutch, Mr. Wettall, parlfh de*, at the commencement of Divine Service, dropped tram Lis feat, and inilantly expired. Sumluy afornmon a mm went to the publle•hoofe, called the Dark-houfe, In Derkhoufe.a/ley, 134liingfgate, and having fat there a few minute. fuddenly expired. Medical affifteoce was procured, hut without tff..6l. It appeared, from papers in hfs pocket, that Cis name was Wlpiam Xerby, and that he lived at Grarefend. From a letter of recommendation to St. Thomas's Hofpital, fiitind in hi. packet, he I. (apparent to have come to London for advice. Hews. taken to the Dooc.boufe to be owned. Satut.lay, at Shotdalana. in Norfolk, in the 76th year of his age, Mr 111.4ns' Filcher, furgeon. Saw c elay, Mss. Haub, wife of Captain Heath, ofHembfirs too, This day was publiD'ed, A new Edition, of nearly 300 pages, in one volume oetava, peke only ;s. with an elegant Portrait of the Author, entitled AAGUIDE TO - HEALTH ; or, ADVICE to both SEXES in a variety of Complaints; which fully ex plains, in a cordite, plain, and eafy manner, the mod fimple me thods of treannad, efficacious remedies, and direCt methods of cure, of a blenhorrhagi or gonorrina, a confirmed fiphills, impotency In the male, and Itcrility and barrenneft incident to fe males, dee—An Appeodix on the fulled of a folitary and deitruc dye vim, and an Addrefs to the weak and delicate female— he youth who has jolt finiihed his education at any of the public fe mirtaries--the aged who are drooping ander diforders of Ignatius from an impurity of the blood—people of faihion—fludious pet-- font of a confined and fedentay life—as aro to Mae ailltaed with nervous afeatons in general, who will find Sot ohms's GUIDE To Heath it" a faithful companion and an araufing initrudor. to sort, no perfon who values the enjoyment of a good date of health will be a moment without it,,—Thc whole Illultrated and interfperfed with anxiety of authentic fads never before publifbed. N. E. Pie the very excellent charaaer of thiework fee the dif ferent Reviews. •,• Upwards of E 1,500 copies Lave &dually been fold of this work. STRENGTHENING PILLS, Prepared by Dr. HAZIIITKONO, No. 89, Great Clore, Weft Smithfield, London. THESE Pills care Aflhmas, and Shortnets of Breathing, Abfccres on the Lungs, Nervous Complaints, Coughs, Confumptions, Female M'eaknefs of every defeription, bearing down of the Womb from bad Labours, Sprains by lifting, or other tanks ; and, as a Bracer of the Solids, and a Promoter of Digeftion, they are kept as a Family Medicine by the fiat Pee fon, of Dlitinaion in the Kingdom, and are ftrongly recommended by the molt eminent Phyficians to Sea. Bathers, and for Debility in either fee—Price 61. the box, duty included. Mo, Harmftrong's FINAL% MIPITIVATID Vita AAAAAA Pit Ls, for Females only, at the commencement and decline of the molt critical period of their lives, and is the molt proper phyfic for women after Lying-In or fidifcarriages, being the only medicine In the world to be depended on for meting Inflammations, Obftruc- Lions, and Ulcers in the Womb. TO Dr.Haataer. ao so—Sir, Pleafe to accept my belt thanks for the benefit my daughter has received by taking your Female Men. ftruated Vegetable Pills. She wan feve-ely afflicted nine years with a molt excruciating pain in her head, alto pains in her limbs, and the [mall of her back and loins, a coftive habit of body, and at times her ftomsch, legs, and feet would be very much twollen, attended with violent Rutile, of heat, with a Minds and hardnets on her in tense'. She had the advice of all the fit* phyficians of this quar ter of the kingdom, without having the !eat' good cited, until he took your Female Madtruated Vegetable Pills, four boxes of which completed acure MARY BOWMAN. No. 34, Eaft.ftreet, Portfmonth, Oft. g, I &)05. Thefe Pills may be had of the Doetor, fig, Bartholomew elute Weft Smithfield, with printed direftions wrapped round the Fe male Pills,expreffing a number of the molt refpedtalkle and authen ticated cafes ; alfo the proprietor's name,R. Harrnftrang, on the di. retftions--aone elk can be genuine —zoo Guineas Reward are of fared for the dikovery of any perfon who hnitates his hand writing, which is felony; and by his appointment are fold wholefale and retail by Meffrs. Barclay and Son, Fleet Market ; and at Ward's, No, 324, Middk-row, Holborn, London ; and by every refpeet able Vender of Patent Medicines in the United Kingdom, with dine-thaw. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. "THE advantage the Publi c mutt always derive 1- from regularly educated profeffional men diretting *town exclufively thtir itudies to one fpeeies of malady, was never more clearly dencinftrated that, by the unexampled fuccelk which has attended the adrtsinftratfon of their New Remedy, and the extra ordinary Cures it has performed. For a long feries of years Mein. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons. formerly In his Majefty's Service, have made the VENEREAL DISEASE the particular objea of their ipveftigation, and are happy in having difeovered a Medicine fuperior to Me retry in the cure of that complaint; it is falficient to oblerve in praife of this New Remedy, that its drafts are diametrically oppefite to thofe of Mercury, for though it com. pletely indicates every vet* of the Virus in its molt confirmed Eager, yet it dot-snot In the lean injure the eonititution. On the contrary it renovates the fyltem In all its natural fundlione, pro motes appetite, and facilitates &gallon. Thu. inftead of reducing a itroog and vigorous conititution to the frightful condition that Mercury does,it not only preferves that coollitution in its primi tive flame, but eatery' a weak and debilitated one to Its natural ftrength and vigour. Numberiefa Initances are on meet record of the fuperier efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent and fpocific virtues ading as a perpetual correßive te bodily Debility, whe ther proceeding from the pernicious habits of deluded youth, or the ezeeffes of maturity—imprudencies which often embitter the matrimonial Rate. The unhappy fufferer brood a ever his 'misfortunes, Aimed to het relief, until he Is reduced to rich a flute of weak tiers as to render life oppreffive. To fuels perfons it neult be a con futing refleetion to know that they may now by a new an i infant. Me mode of treatment be reftored to that greaten of all human bleflings, a ftrung, manly, and vigeroas In ail cares of Debility and naicicnc i from whatever caufe arif log, as well as in every fpecies of Venereal bifeelinn, Metre.. Currie and Co. may be confulted by Patients of either Sex with the greaten keret) , and honour, at their houfe, No. rc,7. tlgttes Garden.-. Letters (poft paid) eneiormg a hank owe, will be duly aufwered, and the necelLry bledJetne and advice fort to any pan of the kingdom. N. B. Many Gentlemen of the ficft refpeciabillty who have et• perienced the benefit of this new Meditioe,haec particularly de fired that a reference may he gives to them to frailly the mind of any perGe of the real utility of this truly import= Weever?. Nu. toy, Hum Gawky. wAttwICICIMIte. CAPITAL MANORS and ESTATES. TO B! SOLD BY Aurnow, on TUEIFDAY, the 4th DAY of Nowtmsrat salt. At the ANGEL INN, A LCESTIM, by Three &Clock lo the Afternoon, In the Nine following lots, Clubfeet to fuels Conditions as will be them produced), ALL thole the MANORS of KINWARTON, HASELOR, and WALCO'lwr, near ALCESTER, to the County of Warwick, with the Courts, Rents, and Services, thereto belonging : And alto all thole Capital lad biedy Vaia.,hie FARMS, with molt excellent and fubilantial Buildings sad Offices erected dictum, in the irvural fenurea sad Situations hereinafter mentioned, viz. I ARA° I TENANTS. I Kin" lin ac 1 I °real Al" I Hafelor Can Totals _.....____. t bintial Chattaway, Barlichway Farm . . , A. R. P. lA. it. P. lA t 1.1 . 51 : :' t . ,. A. R. P. A li6 R a 3. 3 . 6 $ William ehatraway, Walcott Farm, Manor, Ste. - - I 270 3 0 2 7 0 3 0 3 Maud Chattaway. Afton Farm - - . 216 0 5 2id 0 s 411teceutora of Peter Gibfon Little Mao Farm - - I 2 6 2 73 3 6 5 Samuel Buircry. Little Alne ;3 3 Farm . - - 211 07 211 0 7 6 1 8mnuel Hemmings, Great Able Farm - . - 52 227 It 227 718amue3Hemmiuga, Hafelor Ground Fatah - - 1 3 3 et, s s 5 IRr on ten: Webb, Hardee Farm, Moor, Ste. - - I - 224 1 19 JO S. CI 1:9112 *1 293 2 z Forty, Kinwarton F.rm, and Manor. ite. 224 1 2; Ditto, and Great Aloe Gror.ncit 5 0 3 8 --. • *--- 2 24 I 119 Ida 0 3,101 6 1 3 2 2 ( 2 3 a 1 1 743 I 31 , —.--- --.....—..—..... The above Manor, and Eflates abound with Came, and lie eotopa i et ir. a very fertile Diftrid, uo rile kb% r i':ll , . in a moft bead tired nay" nf rho r.ant no lorith firt.u.i.vha ..,............u... •... ....... _. . .. 7L 2 3 18 I 1743 3 3.! The above Manors and Efiates abound with Came, and He to. . a_ nftrldt, no the . ;nr, in a molt bead tiful part of the Country. with fituations commanding the molt lac'tu., ......eenery, over the plod and h., cntente of Ragky Hall, and the delighttni Vale of the Arrow ; and nearly adjoining to the market town of Meatier, atul u toot alike of the market towns of Stratford on Avon, and Haley, In Arden. Specifications and Plaa may be had by applying at the Offices of Mr. Jame,. Land Agent, at Warwick, and We 14, Carey-firect, London ; and to view the hilate apply to Mr. George Whiffet!, the Bailiff at Alcefter, rto dee Tenants on the iliac I 'HE VENEREAL DISEASE, under Its vs. riots appearance. and eumpiicatei attach*, may be frailp and fecretly eradicatoffroin the Syttent, by the ufe of Dr. F,:Eli• MAN's DROPS, which for their falutary effedts in eleanfing the Blood from all Inipuridas, whether Venereal or Scorbutic, re termed GUITA SALUTAR IS. By perfevering in the ore cd this Remedy, the Patient gradually lairs all pain and Inflammation of the Parts, all foul and corroding t leers, Lamps in the Skin, and other correfponding fymptuni, of this cruel and relent lefs Difeafe : nearly thirty years pradtiee hath proved to Dr. Free man, that all this is accompliflaed by the Dtops, wilinnee the aid of furgical Operations, or the ufual application of greafy mercurial r,parations. Sold by appall Mast of Dr. Freeman. of Hatton Garden, by R. Buller, o. 4, Cileaplide, corner of Paternofter. row , London Edam and CHM., Portfmoutb ; Weflon and Roberti, Pukka t Robt Ito, Harding, and Julo.f.m, Gorpert ; Wills, Pittman, and Re. gers, Plymouth; Roche, Philph, Hoxlsad, Hayden, and Gkowlli, Dock; Diem, Falmouth; Neale. and Mitehelf, Doter; Sharp and Long, Deal; eokman and Jacob, Meaner, • Witberldge. Chatham; Warren, Margate ; Bu rge r s and Ralph ; , Margate;Thorn**, Yarmouth ; Peek, Hull ; Wolftenholnic, York ; Mac donald, Glafgow; Browning, PAWL"; Hamer and Smith, UM burgh; Heaton, Leeds ; Wood, Wakall4d; Lathbury, Liverpool; Stains and Vaughan, Adarbefter; Wlftis and Truman, Exeter; Collins. Salilbury; Barry and S ; Harald sad Hain, Bath; Stevenfon, Norwich; Idle; Pollard, Brtghton Land, Maidltone ; Bu 4 &Om, Derby; Wood, and Nott and Lloyd, SoditanljNa. dieing Venders, in bottles, at se. pd. need, Boos Orsemit J prole rn* impßif a regularly educated MEM. I bet of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS In LOW DON, I think it Incumbent on me to fignify, that my Naomi from the College of Surgeona, u wall as eatillates laant Hofpitals, and various Profeffors roofer wham I (hulled Pk*, Suegery, and Midwifery, have been for years placed in one of my Parlours ' open to the Infpedi oa o f may one who !tappet's to lie there, or Is defining of fuch examination. TRIIITISN YEARS I have raped all other Predict_ , for the Sady and TTOIONOVIL Of VS/SU MAC COSSFLAISITS and DICASLITT —but it was not till I had experience as an Army Sutgeoq anti General Ptaetitiuner, that I though: myfelf juftified in the feta. tim of this peculiar Mdaith. The commutated force af the Menai intellett, when direeted t , particular point, malt acquire (brew rbrlty within the circle of is own onion, and long continued fus ed' is a decided proof, that my efforts have not been kb bewitch* to others than advantageous to myfelf. ie dithers and the mit:l.y which arife from a certain *Rai. pernicious to febool hoya,bave been neinently kW. asoralifts of the age. But It Is the duty Of mac .....cittoner, when called upon, to relieve fuch fulferinp by Me dial A liliance; and It is the acquirement of my reclaim expe rience in this line to offer in every hob cafe a Lai Sat certain re. oftahlifturient. In flight cafe, of deficiency produced by fres living, tendency In warm Climates, or too much indulgence of reductive Pella* and in all recent Venereal Complaints, early application inform an im mediate cure. But in the moft complicated Cafes of Demure se. eompanied by fever, or dilOrdas of the fyftern aching from ne sleeted infer:Con; fume perfeverance is indifpenfably requifite for the re-animation of the coalthutlon and adoration to health and vigour. —In all cafes with either tea, the molt inviolable farm is obferved, mid the terms of remuneration are plainly Raked on the firft Interview. MARTIN BREA, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Loads* No. cep, Arundel.ltrect, Strand, near Temple her. There Is an additional entrance ki Water-Brat adjoinlng.--All letters from town or country are ezpeCted tocontain a Bank Note. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge.ltreet, London,. eta, Edinburgh, M a y a, dim, IN the fpring of t 794 I was afilitted with a Vane real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for five months; but was then oblige] to apply to i regulir Phyficianorlm put a temporary flop to the virulence of the Wale (by mercu rial applicatioa) for lonic time; but growing, in fpite of all medi cine and the advice of the firft Gentlemen oc the Faculty hero, worfe and work, fur two years. I was reduc e d to a flea ambit unparalleled and beyond defeription, being an entire ka.cr,and We rated from bead to foot. My head, throat ' mouth...store, lass armx &e. have been alternately in d an g er of hemming ufelefs in short, I have had from go to 3o eating ulcers oa my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight. It would be voluminous to par ticularife all any rafe--(nalce it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated na ture. I wag long looked upon by my friend., and imagined my felf beyond all hopes of recovery, and, indeed, in my then condi tion, death was preferable to my more than inherit* Rate. in this dreadful Rotation did I drag a aloft miferable exiltance, tillDi via PSOVID axes threw in my way a newfpaper containing ths cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth —my kind, read it, I could not. I fent and procured ,ome of your Lin reIIPATSNT Ptt.cs which, by aline from years o time, ISM now, and have keg been,.(after more than fourMd.:bribable *Ureic), in asgJod a Ra te of health as ever I enjoyed ; as a proof of this, !bad a One, thriving,hcal thy child born to we a few months ago. In gratioade to Gov and In hopes of rendering my fellow -creatures fervice, I retied you to puMilh this ; and you may at any time refer perfons, who with to be bathed of the truth of this, or further particulars, to me or my friends, by letter or petted. As few cafe, for hadnefs will ever equal mine, and name:teed it, I have from imperience,reery region to Wore mankind, that in your L ' ?ILLS they will find a fore, imedy, fate, and radi al cure. 1. Prepared and fold by the Sole Pmprietor, THOMAS TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his houfe, No. a, New Bridge-Item; where he will give advice, without a fee, to melons taking there Pills, and witionfwerpatients letters, Upon paid, on the fame terms, obferOng in all cafes the molt in violable fanny, no perfon's name .r cafe having been eeentioaed, but at their own particular rrquett, by the Proprietor, during the eourfe of more than . 36 years, that be has had the concluding of an extenfive file of the above Medicine, and the prattfoe arlfng therefrom. They are alto fold, by his appointment, for the convoileace of theft living at a diftance. by Baxter, South-btidge, Edinburgh, Mr. Mentions, printer, Glafaow, to whom alto Mr. T. refers for his added'' ; at the Perfumer',, No. 33, St. Alb an ' s Street, Pall- Mall; Mr kobatfon's Toy-lhop, No. to 3, ; , :ford-area; Mr Dilborough's, No. 7, Fith•ftreet-hill, nearly oppofite the Monti. meet; Mr. Steel's, bookiliter, No. I, Umon-row, Little Tower. kW; Mr. Canwdll's, Dublin ; and ty em fiction in every confider able town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boat, of o ly is. 9.1. each, fealed up with full an - laiellatrettions, whe,• Perbos of either fez may cure th,mfelves with cafe and (corny. --- WATER AT LONDON 62.111011 TOMORROW. Morn Jog 63 *Armee N'l 6 Atrronue • s3 asiestr• after 6 LONDON : Primed and publithed M I.r.VEL KRWT, (of COI*. terhury-Place, Lintbetb). at Mr vrA °Pile!, No. t. Cagy. Itrect. Publifited ado at the ST &I U/f/Ict, Temple BSA FROM LORD ANSON, ST. Stains and VI JAMES's-SQPARE. Collins. SOU Febru cry 17. Hunt, Bath; SIR —I have for loan time taken you, (Barclay's) Brtghton L Patent Antibilims Mills, as well as your Specific for the Gout. Derby; Wm and I fool happy in informing you, I have always received the &eine Vende greatcft benefit and relief Nuns them : and Any, as I have alums done fins I have centric lied their eteaey, feel the grist& plea • T Q profel lure in recommending them. I am, Your's Ste. A her of tin To the Rs. Dr. BARCLAY. ANSON. DON, I Sin! From ALDERMAN HIBBERT. (rpm the Co Breek-Brect, December 9, 18 95. H f itals p ,an Sir... Having fo Kendall, benefited by your Barclay's parent g ues . sty sa d Anal/Sus Pills, I Ihould aside unfelt were I to fidfer auy P ar l ours, or clops to your advantage, to pate unnoticed, I putts lI been PPlied t 0 there, or is de by fereral friends at Bath, to fend them foroo of your Fills, and am convinced you would Sod the advantage, soold you efteislifli Sandy sad Ti the Cale of them at that place. —but it was lam happy to fan my health is now very good, and am always ° awn! p tad ready to acknowledge the merits of your Medicine. Lion of this ifs I am, Sir, your obedient bubble fervent incited, who Breok.ftreet, Dee. 9, dos. e&A HIBiE RT• rlerlty witbit Sold wbolefale and retail, at Mr. Buds's, Mi. 4, Cbeepede, eds is a &cid corner of Patcruoitar.row, and retail, by soft country Medicine mot h ers du Venders in boxes at ss. 6d. and los. each. e dißreG STRENGTHE6IING PILLS, ti bit,(op Prepared by Dr. HARM/TOWN°, No. Sp, Great Bartholome r cd by the P - 111 - 1,1, n Clore, Weft Smithfield, Lond on ._ diti o n er , Is..