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THE BLOSSOM OF THE GROVE. Sweet MAT her Sow•ry mantis fpread, The Woods refounded love; in Na•tires gra n retreat I !plod s The Rinffemi of the Grose. To match this %%matrix s bud amain, Tae tithes of Flora Rowe; Sat *rove to match with labour vain, Ths Moroni of the Grove. Ye chilling Fr,slls with hoary wing, As thro' the wrods ye rave ; Oh fparc this peerkfa gem cf Spring, The Motion% of the Grove ! Around, ye Follett breezes. pl„,y, Drop fort, ye clouds above I And cheer, thou Sun, with genial ray, The Motion% of the Grove! And when this woodland Metro,' Ales, For flowers mull moms prove, Revive. kind HEAVFN, elore the Way The Venn% of the Grove! Pads of th srar.4sH, yuLr r 1 . Yefterday M. Mats (Iron and Mr. Secreary Tucitsit (nf the Admiralty;, made their rnhlic entry into this borough, preceded by the Rely , 1 Marine Bind, colours flying. &c. Their reception was truly flotetiog ; an immetife majority of the Eleaors, and almott every inhabitant accom panying, all hailing them a , harhittoers of the free dom of eke - lion, and reamers of their tights and privileges. Upwards of a hnndred Gentlemen fat down to an excellent dinner ; harmony And good fellowlip was the order of the Day ; roans of every kind, allufive of the -mancipation of the Borough from fordid hands, and its prefent flattering prorpefts, were given by Mr. Tvexsa and Mr. MAIMS. The fol lowing are a few feleEled The King. and God bleb him. The Mateo( Cornwall. Butes to the Borough of Sabah. The Molt Noble the Marqui. of But tinhorn. (To whom a Memorial bad been addrelled by a large Body of Bleat:1m) _ _ _ Lard Howl& and the Navy. May the Union Fl at never be truck In the Borough of Sabah. Shackles for thofe who wine to forge fetters for otberv. To the manes of thole who have fallen &deafly fighting (or their Country. fart Bt. Vincent. The Boyd Dock Yard of Plymouth. and the tun. May the Flag of Dcflebee never be Bruck to the Bonnie* of !aka& Mr. Secretary Tucsra was obliged to return to London early in the evening—but Mr. Maw'''. con tinued naafi fuccef fully the Fetlivities of the day to a late hour ; every one Teemed delighted, and deter mined to ferve their ancient borough, by uniting heart and hand to ellablifb the birth rights of Englifbmeo —Freedom and Independence. We might juftly exclaim with the Poet— sure fuck a day, fa renown'd, fa hartnonlout, Such aflutter day as this wan never fees. It is but junice to K. C aaaaa TIER (the Solicitor) to obferve, that n-.t only his clear and &Rine flute. cur of the various ch returns, &c. &c. of the Barough, but the whole of his condua met the entire approbation of every Eleeor prefent. The Expedition under the command of Sir Howe Poe ti• se and General Beltesroan is certainly direeted wind the Rio de la Plata. We believe that thole Officers are roan acenrding to the emergency of the cafe and their difcretion. it appears that the people of that wealthy di/rid had entreated, and in the molt • preffing manner, to be taken under lit itifh predation. The Antigua Paper, of the 5111 of June, mentions the death of Brigadier General Sir R. Bassar, at Brietlone-hill, St. Kitts, where he commanded, on the 19th of May. Lord Perla founded tight Fellowthips at Exeter College. Oxford, for the eennties of Devonibire. Dorfetfhire, Somerfetfhire, Oxfordffiire. and Etter, or for a ny other county in Eng land , whetein his, Lordfbip or his heirs might have lands or polliffinnel at the time of the elation, expteffed by the worls ferret dinfartord." Now, Mr. BR ADFoRD WAS born in the county of York, and proved, at the time of the lag elation, that Lord Pares was in pofT.:ffinn, in that county, of flares in canals, and likewife in turn pike gates. The Rator did not confider thefe (hares to come within the meaning of the words, terra, d pitifieser : and more fa, as that canals and turnpike gates were not the exclufive right or property of his I.‘rdthip, but belonged to feveral other pet font.— Upon thefe grounds, he rejated the votes given in favour of Mr. BRADFORD t (sour which determination, an appeal it made to the Vifitor, who will determine on the merits of the cafe. Wear INDIA DOCRl•—Saturday the Well India Dock Company opened a new Dock at Black wall, appropriated for tie mtward bound, and the Pi emir Well Mahatmas' Captain Door L•s, was warped into the baron from the Import Dock, amid/ the applaufes of many tlioufand fpeAatnrs. The vette', one of the Inch In the fee vice. belonging to bleffra.Ht ay ears and Co. of Mineingrlanc, was decorated from Rem to Vern with the colours of every formourited with the Britifb Srandard. cabin, State room, and deck. were fitted up for the accommodation of vifiturs, and an elegant cold collation was provided. Foor-Recv.—The Ines: depending loro.rare he. tweet, Wood cud t'ollit was (I. OlJeLl on Monday.— The diAance was five rounds nt the 1) st.eafter Race cowls, being nine miles 560 yards. Wood is about two incites taller than his ardegnniA. Previous to flaming, bets tan two to one in favour of Wood.— Tie belt round, in which Wund had the advantage, was patterned in 9 minutes Jo fecouds. In the fecond re end Pollit patted Woad. Bets even. This round was completed in ten minutes thirty feeonds.—ln the third round Wood regained the advantage. end came in coo yards ahead. ',rt. 6to s in his favour. This round was run its tea minutes eight feconda. In the fourth AVciod retained the advantage. This round took up ten mit rites.—ln the bleb Wood continued Sitar:lml), ahead, and completed the round in ten minister. tit lecrrnds. Running the whole difience in 5o minutes 48 feconds, while Pnllit occupied p minutes 40 fcconds. LIVI:RPOOL, yll:_r 14. ' On Triefdav about noon, as fome workmen were employed in taking down a place of worfhip, in Har rington &eel, known by the name of laraggesChripel, the roof fuchlenly fell in, owing to the principal beam breaking. The men were all on the top of it at the moment, and were, of courfe, precipitated from a height of 31 feet into the ruins. Every exertion was inflantly made to extricate them from the and we are happy to hear, a difaller which might have been attended with the moil 'hocking conic quences, paffed off with very trifling injury. Two of the men efcaped unhurt ; four others were taken to their own hordes. (lightly brnifed ; and one only was conveyed t•t the infirmary, who, we lince learn, is conlidered in a fair way of recovery. Nn bones were broken ext-ept rancor two rills of one of the men. On Thinfday afternoon, a. the carriage ufed for conveying the great pillars intended for the north fide of the New Exchange, was enming, laden, along Park-lane. one of the chains which fufpends the co litmn to the carriage gave way, in confeqrrence cf which a large fragment of tire tell on the C.nt of one of the workmen, and crufhed it fra dreadfully that he will probably he deprived of the rife of his limb. He was immediately taken to the Infirmary. Yeflerday evening, as fix gentlemen, attended by a boatman, were tailing upon our river in a pleattire boat, it way unforttinafely overfet, and they were all precipi.ated Into the water near Sercomb ; three of them and the boatmen were picked up, hat doubts ate entertained for the fate of the remaining three ; we however fincerely with they may have been equally fortunate id laying their lives. In the early i.art of tall week, one of the la bourers employed about the Exchange, to k a hand. rut of mortar, and going unperceived behind on: of his fellow-workmen, clapped it on fare ; the con• fequence of which was, that it fattened on the poor man's eyes, and in a very fhort time totally blinJed him of one eye, and left the other in a time of ex treme weaknefs. Whether this atrocious and inhu man aft was committed more in fport or malice it is not for us to fay; but at all eventa, it is entitled to uni verfal *accretion. and to the mull condign punifhment from the hot of the land.. THE LATE STORM. FURTHER PARTIVILARS. On Friday morning, a boat belonging to the Sheer. nett tender, now lying in the Humber, was fent from that rebel to Sunk 'nand, with a party of (even hands, o bring on board Lieutenant and Mrs. Fox, who had been upon a vifit at that place. Between nine and ten o'clock they were ready to retnrn and had proceeded hut a very than diflance from the More, when William Mazer*llo, one of the boat's crew, who was Handing ere& to trim the fails, was inftantaneoufly itrock dead by a flails of lightning, and fell overboard into the river. Mr. and Mrs. Fox were much attuned by the fame caufe ; and the ref of the crew, with the exception of one young man, were all !track down into the bottom of the boat, but fortunately felon recovered. The body of Mazarello was fr o m afterward., picked up ; his bat, handker chief, trowfers, dra‘sers, and flocking', were burnt to rags ; and the eutfide cafe of his Myer watch was found to have been melted. The parents of the above unfortunate young man refide in George yard, tvhi ther the body was brought on Friday afternoon, and was interred at Drypool on Monday, attended by the Sheernefs tender's officers and crew. He was about nineteen years of age. William Curtis, labourer, rf Patrington, was on Saturday found dead in a field near that town, hay. ing, it is fuoded, experienced the fatal effeAs al lightning on the preceding day ; the hoe with which he was at work, is fuppuled to have operated as a condniter. In Moreton church yard, near Exeter, the earth was torn from feveral graves, and human fruits thrown to a confider able diftance ; and. near Bow, about fifty trees were cut in two, as if done with a law. The report of the thunder was like that of artillery, fired in regular lucceffion. About two o'clock on Friday laft, the inhabitants of Ipfwich were much alarmed, as the crafhes of thunder fitoch many honks in the town ; and at the Hill Barrack, it was fill more awful, as the eleStic fluid communicated with a range of fables, and in. Randy frock down nine horfes, two of which were (could killed, one belonging to Captain Mills, of the Well Suffolk, and the other to the bread contra/tor. The (tables were let on fire, but (non eatinguiffied.— One man was Bruck down, but very little hurt ; another man, who had jai (addled the contrador's Mae, was gone for the bridle, aid was probably thus providen.ially relcued from [haring the fate of the animal. Near twenty 'salons were frock down by the lightning, in the vicinity of Ipfwich, but none killed. Some of them are Rill in the hofpital. Early on Friday morning. one of the moll fevere forms of :~under and lightning, accomp..nieti with partial rain, ever witneffed, was experienced at Glou teller. It began between twelve and one, and con titiotd till about two o'clock in the morning. The lightning was temarkably vivid, the &likes followed each other in momentary ruccellon ; and the thunder was awfully tremendous. We have not heard of any damage being done by the tempell in that immediate neigbbmthood ; but its influence Win fevercly felt in other places. A valuable Imre belonging to Mr. W. Morton, grazinf in a field near Wore.:!ter, was Arndt dead by the lightning, and an adjoining tree was thivered into fplinteir ; a cow was killed in a field at IVAnbotongh, Wilts; fi•e hotfes were knocked down by the 'kerne fluid. in a field near Tetfworth. Oxfordlhire, and two of them killed ; and a borfe grazing near Shorover•bill, and another working in a team at Cowles, in the fame connty, were alto killed. The form fccms to hate travelled flowly in an canto-1y direltion from thence ; its influence was felt in Ostaidlloire limit hours later than its violence there. and from nine till twelve o'clock on the fame 1110, nins. Monday ascraingsboot five o'clock. the fnuf air of a 4 , w1 pit at Da near Hamilton. became inflam mable, and trent off withitieh violence as to cattle part of t'.o tool of the pit in fall, by which throe men were killed ; they have all left numerous families. A lad der was throws marly a mile from the awed' of the pit. DUBLIN. JULY 12. Early yeflerday evening (coral claps _____., Appal ently not very diltaut, were experienced in this city. The ofth4l concontitant, rain, followed; but not, we apprehend, in Inch quantity as fufficiently to anfwer the demand of the earth, which has become parched by a long abfence of any tonfiderable degiee of moilture R. G. HILL, Efq. who left this country about a month fines, to attend as a witnefs in the Houle nf Lords, on the banters of Mr. Juttice Fox, wasfeized, on hi► teturn home, at Gwyndy, near Holyhead, aith a bilious fever, which curled him off in a few days. Yeßerday evening, about five o'clock in the after noon, a molt unnatural murder was difeovered by MictrarL CLACK, Efq. one of the Magiftrales for the County of Dublin, to have been committed on the b.rdies of two children, in Bull-alley, Bride-Rreet whereupon he immediately fent information to Al Berman STAKIIIR, one of the Coroners of the City of Dublin, who ittnintly attended and held an in.. quclt, when the Jury, after a minute invcaigatltn, found that the children, Richard and Anne Rogers, came by their deaths in conlcquence of their throats having been cut ac,ofs by a razor, inflteted by their mother. Margaret Rogers, whilft in a Bate of in lanky, at which time, the had cut her own throat Jefperately, but not f, much as to present her having a long converfation with the Jury. Her wounds were drelTtd by a furgeon, and the was fent, by AMC/Mil STAMKR, under a guard, to the holpi tal of the Houfe of Induary. toi . Amides-, A mode has lately been intrndtsced at Ayr of taking tutbot, by which, in a few days, nearly too have been brought to mar ket. The Adventure, Jon m sox, from Surinam for Lon don, is on thore on the Gridley Sand, near Margate. Sunday mulling, boon after ens o'clock, the town of Southampton was alarmed by a mnf tremendous fire breaking out in the block manufaaory of Mefrri. TAT LOR and Co. near WeR Qry, which burnt with great fury till about boar, w en the bnilding was entirely continued, together with a quantity of blocks ready for . Porfitionth, and about thirty tons of lignum vita for blocks ; a dwelling houfe adjoin. ing was much damaged. Providentialif it was quite calm, and the tide being up afforded an ample (plan. tity of water for the fite engines, otherwife "sere is little doubt but that many of the adjoining batiks mutt have been burnt down. Great penile, and the thanks of the town, are due to the Officers and fol. diers of the Queen's Regiment of Foot, who were extremely aBtve, and rendereß much affillance in preferring and protefling the property of individuals." PARTNEESHIPS DISSOLVED. -From the London Gazette. July ;5. Thomas Steven and John Barclay, of Nantwich, MAW, Hoes drapers. March ao, IS '4. William Jelisfam and lobe &hailed, of Hgaddendleld, Iforklbtre, Uquor-merchants tit July lnftant. WUUsm Marmaduke Sefton and Edward Brown, brewers, St. Wies's Walk, Clerkenweil, sth July infant. lliam Hancock., Thomas Bohm, Patna Nicholls, George Babb, William Piger, and Richard Shinto') , at Mittoo, Woreefteribire, the Stourport Wire Company. as to Richard Phinton, Jane 17. John Oliver and Thomas Chettle. of Nottingham, grocers sod hop and feed faders. March Sib latt. Themes Jeffrey aud Jpfepb Watfos, wareboutessen, Watling. Rivet, July toth infant. William Stockdale, Sam. Fogg, and W. G. Cummlog, common. In ewers, Liectpo J, lone tech ult. Thomas Edward Salter and Abraham Seward, of New Sarum, Wilts, clothiers. Feb. Minh laft. ECCLbSIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rev. J. Vye, R. D. Filthy, of Ratter College. Oxford has been io,Rituted, jam tostert,- to the valuable living of Written, Northamptonilite, until the conceit between Ilimkif and the Rev. John Lea Heyes, another Fellow of that Coll ge, in regard to their refpedlive rights to the Hying, Is determined by the Lord Chancellor. The Rev. Whitfield Curtin". A. M. of Trinity College. Canw bridge, is inflituted *by the Lord BiOsep of Chicheiter to the Rec. toe? and Vicarage of Burwell', Soiree. At Cambridge Commencement, the firß init. eight poetises in Divinity took their degree ; among theft were:—Dr. Edward Maltby, Vicar of Holboich, in l.incololltint, and of Buckden, in Huntingdonfhire.—Dr. Alexander John Scott, of St. John's Col lege, late Chaplain of his IVLafelly's Stip Vldtory, Admiral Lord Neifon's flatihip, (by royal mandate.)—Dr. George Holcombe, of St. John'. College, It eelor of hiatlock, In Derbylhire, and of Welt Leke, in NottinghamOdre, and Chaplain to Earl Moire.--Dr. Charles Sutton. of St. John's College, Minister of St. George at Toridand, Norwic:', and Rolm* of Aldburgh,Norfole.—And Dr. Edmund Outram,olgt. John's College, Public Orator r-r the Unl verlity. On the rich ult. the Rev. John Dymokt, Re for of Strivellby. in Lint( Inthire was e 'listed by the Right Rev. the Lord liiihop of Lincoln, an d on his Lordfhip's gilt, to the Prebru,l of landLe Cruel., in the Cathedral Church of Lincoln, void by the death of the Rey. Thomas Crofter. SIR rtt The Lady of Brigadier General Cnrfbie, of a foe. DIED. On the toth intl. at his featin the empty of Kildare, Ireland, Charles Palmer, Ffq Deputy Governor of that county. Tuefday morning, fuddenly. by the hurtling of a blood veld in the vertlbrs of the brain, at her bottle in Fludyer-ftmet. Weflmin fter, Mrs. Doyle. relld of the late Mr. Doyle. many years 111. ffem gee at the War (ACC She was in peeled health a I.w minute. before. Saturday ferinight, at his haute, In Pilgrim fired, Newcaftle, in the 85th year of his age, th. Rey. Hugh Notice, A. hi ftotnerly Forenoon I.edurer of All sAnts Church, at that place, an.: atter. wards Reelne of Grayilvek, In Cumberland. On the 23,1 ale at Glapwell Hall, Derbythire, Lady Barker, fella of the late Sir Robert Barker, Bart, On the idth of May, at Clifton. of a decline, the eller! Jan.:liter of Sir G. Rtimholii, Bart. Fundy fent,:glit. aged 54, John Matters, Ffq an All.rman of Stafford. Saturday femilght. at his heat, fleorge.fireet. Pa.-tman (quart, Are-tor Rlinard Villur:, Atehhilop and Duke of NI , r:mnoe. Pr 6 mac of the GAIN, Perfi.icitt of the States of Languedoc. and Commander of the Order"( tbe Holy Ohoft. Later. at Gone, Mrs St. Jean, aged 36. At ll'inehrfter, Mrs. Mappother, wife of Charles Mapped's,. w Deputy Purveyor of I !alpha's thole. On the spa December. In tamp, near Porn% [Captain John Spick, Field Permitter to the army under the command of Major (haunt Jones. At Efequeho, in the Mend of Demerara, on the tjth of May, lieutenant Colonel Farquhar Macrae, Commandant of the Deme rara Militia, of the wound he received the preceding Suuday in a duel with Arthur Glair, Efq. late Major Commandant of the Royal Demerara Cavalry. in eutifequerce, as we are informed, of a mil underltanding which tools plate itetween thde Gentlemen at the entertainment on St. (aeorge's Dry. At Gulden, in the night of the sat ult. In Ms 76th year, his Royal tlighoefr trench Xavier. Wine Royal of Poland, Duke of Sunny. and maul. of the Moline Fleeter, during whole minority he tided a. try tit .1 the hi. choral State.. At Br tin., M.l rederick limey Stubrnrauch, the worthy Dime. toe to the R. cn.ry nt the Order of St John, and of the Domain eke:flint- of hi. Royal Mallow& Prince terdinand ol Pruf6 Among the he 3 Cohonal Fit.,blidnent s, in the Dlitria of Wartebruch, romp ifittg neatly act, o f ogibk Iced, arc indebted 10 him foe that Gs igtual Set!ktuent. ... .. .. . . . • • . ~ PRIM 01160P3 IN TFIVIOROVGII 164.eltXP.T. , New asp 51 slit to pt os 1 Pucka* 61 ato A iii . PASCO OF NAV AND i I SAW lb silo irtrt.r. Hay, - 41 'Os to 31 .ft I ( Irovr 41 ON t•t .irl 3. New Do. 31 ism to 41 let 1 Straw , a l 16a t. 21 All COAL MARKS r, July t 6. Ships at Market Ships Gs 4 Peke at Neweaftle Coil at 4os 6d to sna 64. • s Sunderland 1 454 6d to 00‘ oil I Stone Coal . t 6rs 6d to ooi 1 Cannel Coal ~ • Oas orl 1 Ciliates - • -sr oto 151_4 .. HIGH WATER AT LONDON ru •AUJIARWIC Morning . . g aggippm &nes 3 Afuricion , - IS aillito Act a Jolt publifhed bt H. D. Stamens, PtieredlkAraw, A new Edition or dint tru'y triluabie and intiMifilieWorts, eta:tied AI D E to HEALTH, Priceenty . lines, with an elegant Ports* of the Author. t ontabti g • a ditLinEt Treatife on carry Di•tirdcr, partition*, istalent to theft; Clint, s, with their various Symptoms, mode of Ticatnsein atl.l fpeciiic remedies, in which I, , nteriperfed urfhl Wince uhd tiona to young perfone wh-rehy they man 'leapt ttatik which too many tall i nto, and arrive to old age with . Band .0. t vigortoss cooltitutions. • 31 This book Mould be attentively reed by aU woo have ao) rear.s •-• • to their health or happinefs PREGNANT LADIES, Whore fintatiaa requires a tcrivahry retirement. iIR. WATSON, Surgeon, and Man Milwire offers to aeotorimodits LAies in ma a;ry and retired Grua- Ow, with Apartment, to lyric, oo terms (Irked to their cacumo. Masa mad Mansion ia life; then infants put out to mace. tad humanely tabs ear: of ; amt as Humanity induces ban to offer his Miriam to alleviate the horrors of concealed Pr:valley, he Batters hiaffs/f Ladies will find on applieaticio to him tli greateft attanina, and moll profound (emery. latter, (Foil paid) to Mr. Wafori, Surged° and Maa-Mid':ifit o et to Mn. Watfoa, Midwife, No. 19, Charlotte-ltrem, Surr..y Ma of Slaekfriar's-bri4e, will mat the aloft plumed auction. Where may be had, The PILL BaNLIACTA, at sL so. per hoz, a certain and animal Remedy to remove all Obarodtioo, aad irregularities, and as election Medicine after bad Lyiass in. ..TANT DtscovaitT. • • . MESSRS.CUIt Anti Co. Sorgemaa, Maims liar ALII a king reties of peen tautens VFW:P.IIAL DISBANOffiet particular objet of their loveltioulon, are sow enabled en rm. swum the atoney of s Medicine (operate •co Mercury Is she Cure of thalDifeafe. It is at peel= fufficient for them to obf. Ave that its deft/ are dhuurtrically oppdte to thole of Mercury, tor though it completely eradicates every softly of the virus in its Mott confirmed ftiges, yet it does not la the Malt irjure the contd. mos, or alter the col:vie:lnc ; on the contrary, k renovates the fyltess in an its natural ft:odious, promotes Appetite, awl facida totes Digettlon. Numberiefs tattooers are on recent noon's( the fuperior efficacy of this Medicine, Its inherent and (melee virtues, seeing at a perpetual corrective to bodily &batty. whether pew. Maiim from art erects of conjugal and illicit plcafurc, or time id' nose infidlous though not Ids &Rm.:live iedulytice in a certain pernicious habit. Anthill the niel,nchuly variety of Mordent which tee the conkquenee of this fakery rice, there are ease , *ore. amidit i thin thole nericteatees and trims ries that prevent or embitter the matricutand ttate.Tbe wretched (dew Moab seer W misfortunes. alhamed to feek relief till It has brought him to ' fuck a !late of milery as to render Ilk oppi effive. To tbofe ea. happy Patens it will be a solidus r, Radian ,o know that they easy now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be rdtared to that mud of di hum= hidings, a Aeons, manly, sod irlsoo• alas Conftkution. Polcir• Currie and Co. may be caanalted by Patients of chime Sim at their Hem*. No toy, Hatton Garden, Perfonffie or by latter (pall paid) Melding a Bank Note, when the rte eaary ad visa and Medicines will be given or font to any port uf the Biog. • sione,o•Patients In the Country are requelledt , Rate their a a e and wend mode of living. Na soy, Harm Gordon, HAVING dedicated myfelf toihe Rude. and been gratified by the moil cooOderahle pradlice In that bnaah Witch I thought pryer to fekdt, I truft that I have not user mg employed sty dote thou thole who, In the eateidive field of the peddles, are uccattonally immerfed to miestaluty„ and gannet alyesys stain that (laced which is acquired by commansting tie totelleaual power to mit clefs of diforders. The dlfeaLa of DEBILITY are peculiarly &tiering. for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms, and by a det prelboo of all vital energy, eanteneettfelf becomes unfits re1...0s Whether they aria from the prevakoce of ill exampl,, the Same. the habits of fehoolhoye or the inaulgencre of maturity, they rc.: quire the molt affidoous prof:Seed nein ; but by the Ignorance of uneduca.e4 men, the (romans are aggravated, and the swains. lion is deitroyed. Asa hi EMBAR (tithe ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS, I ground my pretenhons oo rrtularity of education. and redline every privilege to pradlice. I feel myfelf entitled to that confidence with which I bare hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the firft lenfatfoos of local weaknefs, early application willi prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame t bet where the factor, from a conicioufliefs of the uornanikefs of the vice which cooled his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or centure of his family phylician, and broods over his in6rmity with careful conceaknon, it mull be fallsfaciory for him to be &faired not only of capability of treatment but alto of the molt inviolable (motet , . And in recent Vol:Teal Comrlsints it Is potlible to prevent pain danger or darer, ; in the molt complicated odes It is the acquire. went of etelstive tomtit:ice In this line to dolt a Cafe, certain, and fpeeiy re-caablitt.ment. I der the advantage of this raperlente to thofe of dike fez who are ended with any Mai of DEBILITY, of any fymptoms of UVIPOR", VENbREAL INFECTION, and In all cafes the tertis Of ream• Stratton are dated on the firft Interview. Pathan. in the country arc carded to inelofe a lank note, and arc reguelted to fptelfy their age and manner of living. MARTIN ERNS, Member of rbe Royal College of Surgeons, Is Londost No. op, Arundel artet, Strand. near Temple TO THOMAS TAT1,01,•114. Dear No. 9, Bridge.ftreet, London. T FEEL , it a duty incunbbeot upon me, to inform A you of the very great and egtraordinity Cure I have received fr o m your invaluable Medicine—LEASE'. PATENT PILLS. At out two year. ag I was attached with a Veotreal Dikoder, which I treated rather Sightly for rums time, but the dlLafe !tooth (pending ad over my Body, I was obliged to apply to th. mnft emliteiterd the Faculty, hut their aill.tmel afforded may tem porary glint I went through ranuns nudes of Sadvation, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit wan reduced to a men **Hewn. 11 he ulcer, that forced ad over my Hobe, remits - 4d a complete objeat, fi di it my frie-d. didpinring of my r cove: When brought to this lit tattoo, 1 e.nfidered death as ii.cvlt..b but a relation of mine commenting opus the many odes in win, your Pills had fiteceeded, I was Induced to try a hos o. rho which I thought rat h er relined me, and by performance for tv , or three mourns, and Ritkrelog your din atone. I eepterieste the molt titiceountablv relatatiott tram pair, the foes end"! hibeding ; I am row, thank Goo, perfectly recovered. sed wail log out doily : I doubt not but orientate hoz, which f ti ich rai ti .as to teat, will Ashlith my health It. Ito original Rte. I: with the at it heartfelt tinititude that I fubfettint nitfelf. :•• your much humble tenon, Wat. Pluason , Deankate, Merited Er, Jute I. (Sot. P.S. For the public benefit I do not objet to the entre guthliflard, hot Inane you Is) act a your owe better pitymii.t Mamie Prepared and (Ad by the (014. Primitive, Tbious Alike% ‘ 4 , her of the Royal C.dleite Sursenos, Lend n, at ,him II 4 No. 9, New Bridge drat. 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