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Ar. F` . TO MY 'DOG 1 - Canto ! oft I've leen rhine eye, Olift!tiing with aticetion's die, When on my form In fondling mood Thy thoughtful face would mutely brood; And troth thou (ceilidh to mildly fay, line has featly flown away, Since I in bold and youthful pride, Within the etazy wood cokld glide; Or on the river's (edgy bank, Proclaim the pine with Many a elaile. Alt !• friend, no more with thee I roam, But leek from one a happy home-.; f 'Who has the lap of plenty fpread, On which I Mt my weary head." Thus oft, my dog, hi penfive mood, When on tho breast of Solitude, Together we have (ought tepole— Vlould (army ell thy thoughts difelofe. For thou no more wilt range the field Or to the jms the cline IMO yield— As age has duel its Noonan thee, And age will Monty Mae on me ; Nut e'er this head is dieted o'er Thou, my Friend, mull, be no more. Though not negletted fhalt thou die, For s t:me? a tear-.-onetnany a filth Shall teftny the Lail grieve, AM this mcordisg lay 11l weave. aPITAPII. Desna this humble rod is laid, One whatc heart bas never firay'd Frain frlendlhlp's holy compel Imo, TM thoughtkfa haunts of vice to fleet. Ws virtues and Ids humble mind. Wert of the belt and dearer.. hind, Tho' Fate the . pow'r at fpo oli dpi 'd, Yet Reshot ev ry want (apply d. Asd many %whine and attic wSd aew'd ReSedlion's child. Always limply and Oncere When Death with Age fpresd nit his bier, less Friestiwbo knew his youthful bloom, Laid him In his humble tomb : Asd Sorrow's lea eft wreath will crawl, it . To decorate his lonely grave. yr) : diorite being hither ftrsy, And feet to know (or whom this lay In artier., farrow thus Is peno'd. 1 Winer for—a (aithtul Mend) And binth.prefuntlng tnan.to heir , - A Deo has elated the lay—to fitoocidslis fee:infra dist! 1 s - Ilkirefoxd, xko. a.. 6. W. --....—z. ASS IkES. ---,-- LMlCArria, MARCH 24.—The hotline& of the Crown bar was finifhed on Monday morning, iiihen Sir Gttes el, in a molt ßl impreffive manner, palled the awful fe nee of death on the folios% lug (even capital convi s : Mary Jadtfon, far felony, as formerly mentioned ; Sally Eddleflon, for felony, having flolen 861. ofd in the houfe of her late mailer, John Wifwall , of Bil tinge ; Edward Barlow and Richard Weeds, for hoi-fe Sealing ; James Foxcroft,. for burglary ; George Lowe r for uttering a forged bill of 291. vas. with in tent pa defraud Mary Burn, of Manchefter ; and • Chriftopher Sjp:pfon, for highway robbery. Eddlefton. Barlow, and Weeds, have been repriev ed ; the firth, on condition of tranfportatinn for life. • and Barlow, on that of being imprifoned ten years in Lasseafter C. Theientenees of the other prifoners were as follow r William Hardman, !rebel's. btatlions. and Ann Wil. foe, for grand larcenies, to be tranfporred for levee 1 peen; John Worrell, for nestling foer hides, the pro. petty of f. Brion, of Warrington, fined is. and two p Tears inic i n i l: i . fo i ri e m , ;Lc found d guilty Henry A o i n f f m w o a r: :e g ; , r t ! r e . d wit finedi is. and imprifoned three months t Robert Yates. for killing and flaying John Yates, of Blackburn. fined ts. and imprifoned one month ; Mary Watkinfon, for concealing the birth of a baltard child, to be impti toned three months. William Crompton, charged with the murder of his wife, at We ft Houghton, was found infane, and or dered to be :mprifoned during his Majefly's pinafore. R. Eckerfley, W. Brindle, T. Lowndcal M. Hayes, A. Hodgeon, W. Welton, W. Thompfon, J. Robin. 410. T. Cooper, F. Sefton, and Jof Podmore. were acquitted.—D. Williams admitted Ring's evidence. There remained fizcaufes to try, at the breaking up of the big Prisu Court on Friday : Among the molt the moll lettere fling which have taken place, are the following : WATMOVTH V. HIWITT.—To recover the money paid for a horfe, the defendant having agreed to re turn it. if the horfe was not liked.—Verdie for the - - - Plaintiff. Wartaistorow, Efq. d Placoca.—The plaintiff contended that he had left a barouche with the de fendant to fell for him, with pofitive orders not to stake left than isol. for it. The defendant fold it for • a 01. which was tendered, but refufed.—Yerditl for the defendant. MIIIMMGER. PAI'CltllOll. and C'. 0 Rom Kann and Sono—The plaintiffs had a verdi& at lall A &Jer i but a new trial was afterwards moved for and granted. It was to recover the fum of 6591. for goods fold to 'Hawkins and Co. of New York, in confequence of a falfe charaaer given of them by the defendants. The trial lifted neatly the whole of 'flutriday hit ; and the pry, after retiring for a enniidetablo time, brought in a verdift for the defendant. Hi SKaTM, Bart. v. Ct..toc —A fpecial jury caufe, for breach of covenant ;defendant was a tenant of the • plalntirs, but denied having fined an agreement, which was produced in Court.—Vet ditt for plaintiff. littiDE. Efq. WHITEHOI/.1!, &C.—To recover the price of feseral hogtheads of fugar, fold by auc tion on the F.iday beforeGreetham and Gieen's ware bottle was burnt down, and in VA IIiCII they were. It was conten.f.td on the part t f the defendants, that the King's ditties not having been paid by the plaintiff, • the defendant could not hare taken them out before she fire tank place. It was proved, however, that tho defendant was told that circtunflance before he bid for them.—Verdill for the plaintiff. Efq. v Gontria, &c.—A cafe neatly firni lar, and a Terdia for the plaintiff. Doe dem. Lord BRADFORD v. WATRINS. &e.—Be fore a fpecial jury. To recover pollainn of fume rtrenfive premifes at Great Lever, held on leaf, by the defendant. Verdi& foir the plaintiff. MARSPFV, Efq. v. THIENNECIC, fervant to W. H. North, of Gunnerthwait: ' Efq.—One penalty of 51 and enfts were recovered, for tiling a gum and d.,g, sit being qualified, though Navin; a cc: ti tic+ it. YOlti AtitZES CONTllitleri• ll Ckar'eqe Brow's, widow, was charged with haring Wilfully and malicioufly let fire to a cock of corn, the property of her mailer, Thomas ;inns, of Mole croft, near Beverley, in the Ball Riding of Yorkfhire. Mr Raise, Counfel for the profecution, in open. ing the cafe, laid, that the offence with which the Pi ironer was charged, was a crime of the blackcft and molt malignant nature, and he made this obfervation not with a view to induce the Jury to jump more readily tt.the conelufion, that the prifoner was guilty, but cn the contrary, to induce them to fcruti (size the evidence brought in flipper of the charge with more than common care and jealoury.. Mr. Thomas Divans Rated, that he was a farmer, and lived at Molefcrnfr, near Beverley ; that the prifoner bad been his fervant, and was in his fervice on the 3oth of September lag, on which day be re-, proved her for tome neglect of duty, and the fame' evening Informed her that (he Thould leave hit fervice on the following day. The witnefs proceeded to re late that in the night he heard a perfon come down (lairs from that part of the houfe where the women fervants Rept, and whom he heard return in about twenty minutes; the witnefs, fuppnfing it to be. the prifoner, called on her to bring him a little water, when th e exclaimed " the flack garth is on fire!"— Alarmed at this exclamation, .he witnefs immedi ately got up, and having procured alliftanee, pro ceeded to the [tack-yard, where he found a cock of barley on fire ; the fire had begun at the bottom, and hid eitended about a yard in breadth, and the flames were extinguiflied without doing any materi4l injury. Mr: Binns hated, that the barley had only been taken froth the field the preceding day, and was fo perfeft ly dry that it was impoffible it could hive taken fire of itfelf t he alto added; that on tiamining the corn after the fire was extinguillted, it was found to be merely external, and that the interior of the flack was not in the lean dirColouredi .a further proof that the fire had been communicated to it from without. The witnefs, in anfwer to a queßion pot by the Judge, laid, that he never allowed any of his wosk people to limoke.in the ftack•yard, and be was certain that nothing of the kind had been done the day previous to the fire. He alfo added, that when he mile down the (lairs, he bond the kitchen door unlocked. Ann Hall was next examined, who hated, that the was fervant to Mr. Biting, the laft witnefs, and lived with him in that capacity in September IA ; on the 3oth of September, the prifoner and herfelf Went to bed about ten o'clock ; that the bolted all the doors, and was quite fore the did not omit to bolt the kitchen door. She Rated, that the prifoner did not undtefs herfelf, but lay on the outfile of the bed. The witnefs raid the was awaked by her mailer call. ing on the prifoner for fume water, when the imme diately heard her exclaim "there is a great fire in the flack yard!" Alarmed at this outcry, the witnefs looked towards the window, and law no appearance of fire, but on getting up and going to the window, the few, to ufe her own err:id:lion, " a great fire kindling up fnmewhere, but where the could not tell." This witnefs further Rated, that there was a Rack of hay and a pigeon cote between the window of the room where the witnefs and prifoner Rept, and the cock of corn which was on fire. She alto Rated that the ptifoner had told her that (he bad got up to light the fire under the copper; but that going at her mil. trefs's requefl, to put out the fire, about a quarter of an hour after the family was alarmed, (he found it quite extinguiflicd, nor was there any appearance of it, having been re-lighted. The witnefs admitted, that it was ufual for the prifoner and herfelf to rife at two o'clock in the morning, on a wafhing day; and that the pilaw generally Rept on the night pre ceding it, with part of her clothes on, but did not re coiled an inliance before, in which the prifoner re mained entirely dreffed. On being quettioned as to her knowledge of any revengeful expriiiiim made ufe of by the prifoner ? the laid, that tome words having paired between her mailer and the pritaner, the lat ter laid the would have her revenge of him ; but that this was raid in the heat of the moment, and was stout a month previous to the fire. The evidence fur the profecution was here doled, and the prifoner being called upon for her defenCe, declared that the was entirely innocent of the crime laid to her charge • that lhe.had got up at the ufual time, and finding ;he fire under the copper gone out, the had kindled ,t, and finding the water cold, and not ready to wails with, the had gone up (lairs to lie down a little longer; and on going to the bed head which was near the window, for her night cap, Rte was Ilruck with the appearance of fire, which Teemed to be in the hack yard; that the intlantly alarmed the family, and afforded all the afliiiance in her power towards extinguilhing it. The prifoner being alked if the had any witnctfes, anfwered, " I have no witnefs but GOD ; I am too poor." Sir ALLAN CHAMBIN recapitulated the evidence, and made fume obfervations as to its application in bringing home the charge to the prifoner. His Lord. (hip ()Mei ved, that a probable ground of malice had been fought for in the proofs given to the prifoner by her matter, but as the did not appear to have mani. felled any particular refentment on the oecalion, this malice ought not to be prefurned to exilt ; and as to the expreflion Rated by her fellow fervent, it was ut tered in the moment of irritation, and seas at ton great i dillance from the time the lire took lilac,: ' to warrant the Jury in conneding them together. lie ago obferved, that there was nothing improbable in the dance which the prifoner had let up : the ground for fufpicinn, on account of the fire taking place about the time the prifoner was np, was, how. ever, ire' y firvng, and it was for the Jury, on a review of the whole cate, to determine whether they thought it fn conclufive as to tied the pi itoner guilty urn it. The Jury found the prifond —Not Guilty. In merchant veffels, the complement of men do not allow the attendance of a medical man, and whete flight aceidants daily occur. which from fait provilLms and emanational bad habits degenerate into fool ulcers, we have no 'venation in recommend ing Spilaittry's Patent Antifenrhutic Drops as a n a l. terative medicine, highly 'debt' in healing loch ill conditional rotes. In eruptive cafes. glandular oh artalinns, or irritation of the nomad' horn excels of bile, no medicine is better calculated than this Anti• Icorbutie, and is worthy the attention of thole vilit ing warm climates. It is necelfary to title for the PATF.NT Aurtscoaauvie Dims,'" with the King's duty printed in black ink inglead of red ink. ('ld as .ufital at the Thipenfary, Nn, 15, Sohofquare. in of ss. 6d. lot. And AL .2M duty i.xledcd. • MARRIED. • On the isth utt. Mr. John Hill, aecortiptuot in the Mails Linen Company's office, Dumfries, to Mils Margaret OiMagic, daughter of tht late Mr. David Gillefpie, In Cada of Newalibcy. DIED. On Sunday hit, at Portfmouth, in the sit ft year of his age, Cap tain Hall, of the Army. He was furgeon's mate of the Centurion, and went round the world with Lord Anfon In the year a yao. when the Manilla galleon Noßra Signora de Cabadottgue was taken. She was the &heft prize ever taken, having near a million and a half orduilars on hoard, and was larger and of more force than the Centurion. Mr. Hall came home furgeon of her. It was aher this voyage, which tailed three years and nine months, that Lord Anfon,when hd landed on the point at Portfmouth, fell upon his knees, and offered an ejaculatory prayer to Him who had pre fervid him from fat's imminent dangers! Captain Emiteleue Is the only perfon living who went on that voyage. BED FEATHERS OF EXCELLENT ggALITY TO BE DISPOSED OF. The Hudfon's Bay Company will eapofe to Sale by the Candle, at their Haute in Fenchurch.itreet, ou Wedoefday, the dith Init. at Twelve &Clock preelfely, COAT, fine Parchment, Whale-and Cob Beaver ; alto a quantity of Fine Bed Feathers and Down, in conve nient Lots, for the seeonunoriation of the Purchafers. To he Peen from Saturday the lath Init. to the time of Sale, at the Company's Warehoufe, Fencluirch-Nreet, where Catalogues may be hid with theparticalars. Hudfou's Bay Hoare, April y. 1106. TO SHIP AND BOAT BUILDERS. BROADSTAIRS, ISLE OF THANF.T. TO BE BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At Broaditairs. In the Inc of Thane, on Monday and Toefday the lath and a ith days of April neat, by order or the Alllgnees of Thomas V; bite, Ship and Boat builder, a Bankrupt. ALL the vKluable Stock, confiking of 320 Lott, of Oak Timber and Planks, Fir Timber Do. Plank and Wedge., and Sundry Meals; the Sale each day to begin at ten o'clock.—Catalogues to be had at the Risk Inn. Broatiftalrt ; King's Head, Ramfgate ; New Inn,Sandwick; Royal Oak, Darer; Fountain, Canterbury ; Royal Out, Deal; King's Head, Margate ; and further particulars may be known,by apply ing to Mr. Rickard Collard, itroaditalsu, Audio/leer. MONTGOT JMERYSHIRE AND MERIONETHSHIRE ESTATES. Or the "Ante together, to be SOLD, in Lots, by PUBLIC AUCTION, lonic time In the Month of July neat (unlefs poled of in the mean time, by Private Contract), SEVERAL Manages, Tenements, Lands, Mills, Stunted, in Caereinien, and Mallwyd, in the Counties of Minkainer7 and Merioneth,compriling in the whole to6o liatute Astrik en thereabouts, of Arabic, Meadow, and Paiture Land, ifisniailifEng the beautiful Village of Mallwyd, and bordering upon River Ord, now let at very low rents. The Late (if fold to parcels), and the time of Pale, will be In limed hereafter. • Particulars may, In the mean time, be had at the Office of Mr. leln% Silents, Amine, at Law, Pool, MnlngnmeryOtire ; and Me- AMA LkerL, el dis Crabs Foxes, in Mallwyd, will °sew the NEWTOWN PARK HOUSE, Within Two Miles of Lymlngtou, Haney, TO he LET, ready furnilhed. Confining of an Entrance Hall, with Billiard Table, an Ob(creator,. Dining Roon. a De(ccrt Room, a l.ihrary and fienttoien's Drtf. ling Room adjoining. two Urawmg Room., a Budoir, five belt hted- chamber. and en Bala for Servants ; with offices, double Coach halite, a Hunting Stable, a Stable for Coach•liorres, a gable roc Stack hairs, a Greco -hotife and Shrubbery Walk, and Lawn helm the Houle of Filly Acres. A walled Garden and Hut..l safes. Thal.. l'remites are to he Let for one year certain, renewable fur a looter peripd,at the mutual option the Landlord aud Tenant. Immediate prilivlßon may be had. Apptle ition to be made (if by letter poR paid) to Mr Perkin., Peri um, r. at Lymington, who will deliver ticket, of admilßon to oe the Houle ; and to Parma Love, on the fpot, who will (hew the Yrenjea. FREEHOLD VILLA, on the BANKS of the THAMES, I 8h1,t1(.4. To he soul by AUCTION, by Mr. ABBOTT, At Giveaway's Coffee Houle, as Wcdnefday, the 7th of May, at I Twelve o'Clock, AAFREEHOLD VILLA, with Green Hnofe, . Coach Houle, Stable, Pleafore Ground, Chafe, and Garden, at Wargrave, five miles from Reading, and thirty-five from Lon don; formerly the Property and Rtfideriec of the Earl of Barry more, and now of a Lady, who will give polleffi.m at Midfummirr. To be viewed by tickets, which may be bad of Maim Jones and Green, Salifbury-fquare, Fleet-Rreet; and of Mr. William Abbott, 23. Shepherd's Market. Piccadilly, of whom particulars afro may he had ; at the Crown, Reading; Red Lion, Henley ; Sun, Maidenhead ; on the Premifea ; and at the place of rale. To CARPENTERS, BUILDERS. WHEF.LWRIGHTS, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On the Premifes, Stuate at Faith's-Green, Maidftone, in the Coun ty of Kent, on Thurfday the sytb April initant, at Eleven o'Clnek, by JOIIN Bison r, by order of the Afloat. of Thomas Godden, a Bankrupt, A LL the Valuable Stnck in Trade, cnnfining of rx a Lrge Quantity of Deals, Battens, Mouldings, Qmrterings, aud Scantlings of different Snrts ; alto a nuaustity of Oa Timber and Tops, Dry Elm Board of various Thickneffes, alto various Fellia, Naves, and other ufeful Materials in the Wheelwright Bufinefs, with a variety of Nails and other Articles of Iroomon gcry. Seven very complcat Carpenter's Benches and other oda and UtenSla,a large Truck and a Strong Cart. Alto the Hoilfeholal Furniture, edibility of Chairs, Tables, Feather Beds, &adds, and variety of other Goods. N. B. The Freehold Hoare, Workimps, and Premifes fitted up in the molt convenient manger for the carrying on en eatehilva Dormers, will be !kitty offered for felt. The whole may be viewed previous to the Sale, and Catalogues bad so the premifes of Meffrs Swain and Stereos, Solicitors, Old jewry.London; and of the Audtlonecr,Maiditone. - - To be PEREMPTORILY SOLD, parfuant to so Order of the High Court of Chancery, made In a Caufe, Vickery again* Hawkins, by John W:lfon, Gent. the Perron appointed by Alexander Popham, Efq, one of the Matters or the (aid Court, at the houfe of Jofeph Butt, called the Crown Inn, in Hunting don, in the County of Huntingdon, on Monday, the itch day of April inftant, between the hours of twelve and one o'clock I In the afternoon, ALEASEHOLD ESTATE. fitttate at G od . ' matieheller, near Huntingdon, confining of on undivided Moiety of the Rectory and Parfonage of Gwimanchelter (hut agree.) to be diri,k4the entirely of which eonfilta of the vaeloa -Age Houle, a Cottage, and other buildings, and about 810 aerosol I and, called the Reetory ERate,an4 held of the Dean and Chapter of Weitmitiller for twervy.orte years, from Michas-lamas, a 804, dually renewed every (even years. on payment via fine. Particular whereof may be had at the faid Matter's Chambers In S•ntbanipton.buildinp, Chancery lane, London ; of Mr. Fade, Solicitor, Hltithiu, Hens; of Mr. Townfcnd, Staples Inn, Lon. dor ; and at the Crown lon,Huntingdon. , OAK AND A 2 H TIMBER. IN LOTS. To he PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Partnant to an Order ol the High Court of Chewer?, made In tante, Richards againit Chamber, and Richards againft Damn, Erfore Thomai Drake, Gentlemen,appointed by John Campbell, I fq. one of the Mailers of the Paid Court. in (event diltindt toto or Parcels, at the White Han Inn, at Colehelter, in the County of Firm no Monday the sift day at April natant, at F.kvett of the Clock in the. Forenoon, PAHA' of the 'UMBER growing on the Ealteg. Lite of EI.IZABF.TH THOMSON, deceaf.3l, firuate in the Peril! of Dedh..m. In the County of Effete, and in the leveret Pa. rinses of Great Beatings, Little Beatings, Woodbridge, Woodbridge Halketon, and Martkihant, in the County of Suffolk, confiding of Oak and The 'I imber may be viewed by applying to Mr. Peter rirmin. Snltc.tor, at Mahan' aforefatd. the R.ectiver of the Rents and PrOfif. Of the Mate. is quellion In this Caufe. Partieuhrs whereof may he had (steads) at the Office of the fald John C Impbell, bfq. I. Southampton Buildinr, Chancery. I .ane ; Metre Wehßer and son, Solicitors. (tueen•ltreet. Cheap • fate. Loudon; and of the (aid Mr. Peter Firmiu, at Dedham afore (aid; Mr. Ruffell, Solicitor, at Woodbridge; Guld.o Lion, lid: with ; awl at the place at fate. • • REAM AND LONGEVITY. • Dr. TAMES% ANALEPTIC AND Ana BILIOUS P11.1.‘ T kl E Celehtity of the Analeptic Pith, ae a Rene ial PrefervatiVe of Health, Is become nniverf 1. from their efficaey In thofe enmpls nts, which continually dilturh she human frame; fetch as Cobh. Rheumatifms,elicad• a its, Ind/geliim s. and other Difeafes of the Stomach and Bowels; which aril" arms the vieiCatudes of our climate, or from indulgence In the totemics of life ; and there !Curacy &eels are produced by tientty opening the pores by night, and the body by day, without requiring any parti cular regimen or zonfinetueut. But though the Ansleltic Whiten alto very fervierahle in Bilious and other deep-fated diforeler., ye* being &Agreed as a mild purgative only, and therefore no' always lutEciently attive, the Antiblilnus Pins have been recommended In aid by an eminent Phyficlan, who has ufcd thee Medicines combined for many ran with the *Welt fitted., in all eons ' plaints of the Ilea as well as in other internal Difeafas. T ravellers, by la nd or by fee, or perfoos remote from preheat affiftance, would dowel to be always provided with there Pill.; which, with (tone of the genuine Dr. James ' s Fever Piorder. would form a mat valuable (tore in t compels, that wood often afford relief on any fudden indirpofitios, and prevent the it confequences of nested or delay. Sold only by F Newby and Soot, 0, St. %Oa Chores. yard, err the Coach-way, Posy Dame from the Corner of Cheat. fide, London; and at Dr. James's late !look Ln Bruton-Brett ; "qt. the Analytic Pills, price as. ftd the Bolt, or Sit In Vat. large 11,1 for 11.40• and the Addbilious Pills, price 25. yd. a Bot, Day ln cludeal...:obferve dant the Words, F. Newbery, Na 41, Si. Puri." ara augravad la eM Samp.. -- i AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. MESSRS.CURRIE and Co. Su rgenat, having fny along ferries of years mad, the VENER CAL DISEASS the particular Wilei !. of their Inicttiptlon, are now enabled to an. nounce the difetwery of a Medicine ruperior to Mercury in the Cure of that [Weak. It It at prefent futhetent for them to °Verve that Its effefits are diametrically solvate to thole of Mowry, for though It CPR ktely eradicates. every rdtige of the virus in its molt condraud Rages, yet it does not In the Lull Injure the mull mien, or alter the complexion ; on the contrary, It renovates the fyßerti in all its natural Nations, prohnotes Appetite, and facili tate, Dlgeltloo. Numberkis inftancesore on maw record of the fuperiot efficacy of this Medicine, its inhering APS ( Pacific Acton : ncc adios as a perpetual corrective to bodily. , whether pro• mill from so excel* , of conjugal and Wick o re, twe, or from the more In fi thous though not leis deftnialse In a certain pernicious habit.. Avila the incisseboly variety of Difordero which are the confequeocc of lids Wintry vlce,thierc are none more afßieling than thole o 'net a tic es and passim lie that prevent or embitter the matrimonial Rate. The wretched Wave broods ord hit misfortunes, anterned to feel react* till it has brought Masker Rich a Rate of mitery as to render life opting:five. Technic on- Jogpy Perron. It will be a confuting reficittion to know that they Bow new, by a new and Infallible mode of treatment, be ref oral aa tbat greatelt of all human bkfilngs, a fining, manly, and vigor - •INIO Cenikitu don. Mars Currie and Co. may be enniultod by fiatlgnts of tfillart saw, .fiz. at their Houk. No. toy, !-Luton Garden, Per( or by .WIIF (pat paid) inclefing a Bank Note, when the ad. ,gran Medicines, will be given or fent to any part of 1 ;tart.—Patients in the Country arc rogoetted to nate tlitir wand went mode of living. No toy, Hattori Garden. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the 'Ludy, and bean graulied by the molt confulerable pncilee in that branch which I thought proper to Etta, I unit that I have not more mit. employed my time than thofe who, in the entennve &Id of the profefflor, are megionally immerfed hi uncertainty, and c►onoe always attain that fuecefs which is acquired by concentrating the intthedusi power to one clan of diferderu The difults of DEBILITY are rculisrly diftreDng, for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptomw sod by a de -1 prcilion of all .vital energy, eminence itfcif becomes thihittered.— Whether they arife from the prevalence of ill csample,the beam tine hit'Cits of Ichoolbuys,or the indulgences of maturity, they. as. quire the moll atlidunns profelliunal Skill ; but by the ignorance.* unednca.ed men, the fymptoms are aggravated, and t►e ioallikaa lion Is deltroyea. As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of BURGEONS: I ground my pretenfione on regularity of c.ineadon, and poffdilot every privilege to pradice, 1 feel myfelf entitled to that embalmed with which I have hitherto been fo liber.dly honoured. In the &it fenfations of local weaknefs, emir appßeadver will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; bat whore shabirever. from a confciouforfs of t 1 uurnanlinefs of the alas wbkh PAW I I his misfortune, le fearful of the contempt or catlike of hlo family phylleian, and broods over Ma tubrmity with careful concealment. it inuß he fathfaCtory for him to be affared not only of capablEtr of tfC•trllellt but Woof the molt inviolable fecreey. And in remit Venereal Complaints it is polihk to petirentpaina danger or Mitre(' ; in the molt complicated cafes It is tbi acquirw merit of malaria:. cam deice in this hoe to effect a fate, Incut i. and fpecdv re-elLiblidunent. I offer the advantage of this esperienee tithe& of etagere: who are afflided with ary kind of DEBILITY, of any Cymptaws of VPNEItKAL INFECTION, and in all cafes the term of rano ncration are ftated on the full interview. PS ti in the country are expodett to Intik& a Bank note, am! are requelted to fpcclfy their age and manner of living. MAK I IN BREh, Member of the Royal College of Surgeon.. In London. No. sp, Arundel greet, Strand, tear Temple Bar. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESC/ DI•R aft. Nay, Reidge.ttreet, Leaden. I FEt.L it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and extraordinary eV! I have naked from your invaluable Medlelno—LEAKE's IiATENT FILM About two years ago I was attacked with a VIM aaaaa eit DER, which I treated rather Rightly for fore time, but the dif. cafe et length (preading all over my Body, I was obliged to apply to the molt eminent of the Faculty, but their alfiflance afforded only temporary relief-4 went through 'Vitali Quarles of Saliva- BIM, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced too mere Skeleton. The Ulcers that fpread all over my limbs, ren dered me a comply:a OhJedt, fo that my friends defpaired of my recovery. When brought to this fituation, I confiPered death as inevitable, but a relation of mine commenting upon the many Cake in which your Pills had fumeded, 1 was induced to try a box of them, which I thought rather relieved me, and by perfevcraneo for two or three mouths, and following your Ihrectivos, I expe lrienced the moil unaccountable Relaxation from fain, the bars gradually fuhfulang ; I am now, thank Goo, peered', recovered I and walking out daily r I doubt not but one more hoe, which think cautious to take, will eftablilk my health in its original Item. It Is with the molt heartfelt gratitude that I fubfcribe myfelf, Sirs your notch obliged bumble (errant, Wu. Pairasou• Deatifgate, Manehelter, July 1, tilos. 1.. S. For the public benefit I do not object to the above being put:dialed, bat leave you to a.. as your own better judgment Doll dilate. Prapared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Toontoo Trawl. Member of the Royal College of SUI gt:ons,l.unovn, at his Houk. No. 9, New Bridge-flreet. Whet., after a continue relidetwe of more than thirty-fie yearn, Ina praelice partictriarly (borderer the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that Inviolable (eater which men of his profeMon thould always ohferve, he flatten himfelf, the advice and of ttanee he gratuitoufly adminittsrs to pertons taking this Medicine, will be elleemed, by a difcerniqt Public. as an advantage fcldom to be obtained, and void of ambi. guity.--Alfo Sold, by his Apoointnornt, for the convenience of ' thole living at a &lance. at the Perfumer's, No. 35. 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