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SPURTING INTELLIGENCE. NOMINATION FOR THE EGHAM HUNTER'S STAKES. Mr. C. C. Smith name; Vr7(' — o ' z's b. b. by Prtciphatt, 4 years old. Mr. J. Sutton's gr. g. by Precipitate, dam by Woodpecker, - d. 5-yri oI Mr. Forth's b. b. Revenge, by Tom Tit, out of Lcthe. BETTING ROOM, APRIL 4. Six to (unroll Quiz Againit Highland Fling. Evcn bating between Tyrant and Young Ecllptc, RIPPLING COATF.S, THURSDAY, MARCH 24. The Annual Plate free for any Horfe, &c. carry ing toil. Four Miles. Mr. Ray's bay boric, by Pipator Mr. Smith's br. m. Crevill Kate, by True Blue a KINROSS SPRING MEETING.-FIRST DAY. The weather having proved unfavourable in every part r.f Great Britain, the Meeting was de layed till the t 7th of March, when it began, and was run in the Main manner as under s Mr. Erfkine's Titter, beat Mr. Stuart's Venus. Mr. Wcmys's Mauk, (got by Snowball) beat Mr. Maul's Toper. Mr. Mansfield's ticU. (got by Snowball) beat Mr. Randay's Bowhithcr. Mr. Brown's Fly, beat Mr. R. Stein's Tranfit. Mr. Bruce's Lady, b at Mr. Dalrymplc's Swaffham. Mr. Black's Jupiter, (got by Snowball) beat Col. Fcrgufon's Hedor. Capt. Wdlwood's Veßa, (got by Snowball) beat Sir Wm. ErOcine's Whkeclaw. Sir Charles Halket's Fly, beat Mr. Hamilton's Juno. SFCOND DAY'S RUNNING. Mr. Mansfield's N.. 11, (by Snowball) beat Mr. Stikine% Tifter. Mr. Bruee's Lady, brat Capt. Wellwood'a Velta. Sir C. Halkett's Fly, beat Mr. Weeny's. Manic. Mr. Brown's Fly, beat Mr. Black's Jupiter. THIRD DAY'S RUNNING, •ND FOR MR CUP. Mr. Mansfield's Nell,(by Snowball) beat Mr. Bruce sLady. From the want of Hares on the laft day, the Main could not be concluded, and was therefore adjourned till the next November Meeting. It will be obferved, from the above account, how the Blood of Snowball diflinguilhed itfelf ; and while Major, the brother of Old Snowball (at t t years old) was receiving forfeit from the reputedly befl Bitch in the S , ,uth of England, the defcendants of . Snowball were carrying away every thing in Scot land. A circumftance perhaps never pal alleled in the annals of Sporting. Among the Prefentations to His Matz sry,which took place at the Levee or Wednefday laft, was that of Colonel His to r, late Commandant of the Colonies of Effequebo, Demerara, and Berbice, in South America ; on his arrival from the Weft In dies, by Lord HOI•RT. Lord Mato:m.l was chofen, on Tuefday left, Governor of the Bank of Scotland. The Duke of Mooraciss, and the Earls of Kattir, LAUDIR DALE, DALHOUSIE ' and GLASGOW. were, at the fame time, chofen Extraordinary DireElors. The Solicitor General has given an opinion— ', that perfons ballotted or unrolled in the Militia, before any order for embodying or calling the fame into aftual fervice, are not entitled to any allow ' aneeender the ta ad Sedion of the Militia Aftlately paired." 'Government mean to purchafe the Ifle of Lun dy from Sir Vag' HUNT, for the purpofe of mak in it a military Ration. I'he Staff of Ireland is principally to confift of the following Officers : Major General Sir Coaatas Asottt, Lieutenant General CAMPIELL, Lieut. General Mumma, Colonel Goose; ice. General Fox Commander in Chief of the Forces. The St. James's Loyal Volunteers received a circular letter yellerday, minding their immedi. ate attendance this evening (April sth) on the pa. rade, in Duffour's-place, Broad ftreet, for the pur. pole of embodying the corps. The Princefs of whom the ,:teen of Pruffia was delivered on the aid of February, was baptized on the 2111 ult. by the name of FREDERICA WILHIL• MINA A INA MANIA HELENA. 'The (pots. fors were, by proxy, the Emperor of Raffia, the Emprefs Dowager, and the Hereditary Princcfs of Mecklenburg Schwcrin. A Mural Monument has juft been placed in the Pariffi Church of Richmond, to the memory of the late Mr. GIL ERAT WAK [FIELD. The infcrip• tion is profeffedly from the pen of the Rev. Tim WAKEs lELD. the worthy Minifter of Richmond, and brother of the above-mentioned defund. A puitiliflic match has been made between the You:lg Ruffian and the celebrated Belcher, to fight at the next Newmarket Meeting. The money has already been flaked of too guineas a fide; and the odds are at prefent four to three in favour of Belcher. . _ _ Yefterday morning the State Lottery began drawing, and continued until ten o'clock at night without any of the Capital Prizcs being drawn, circum(ance greatly in favour of the Tickets now in the Wheel, ac one day of the prefent is equal to four days in the Loiter) anally drawn at this feafon. —The following NintLers were yefterday drawn pi if..es (.£ t c.:01.-28.472, 22,283, 21,662, 26,736, ,Bc4, 323, and 22,893. A moll finAular dikovery was made, on Friday !aft. at Deptfut d. While a number of failors and others were bufily employed in unloading the car. go of the Admiral A plin, an Eaft Indiaman, which arrived at the above place a fortnight ago, from Madras, (laden with fugal', lilt petre, and fome bale good s ) then being in the aet of dragging out of the hold lime bap of fugal-, they difcovered, from a board in the hold of the Ihip, a green fnake, of an amazing fine, whole appearance was In ter rific, that it gave a general alarm, and it being well known that its bite is infianianeons death, it was found necefrary to procure weapons for its dearuc. tints, which they completed by tying a fpade to the end of one of the oars of the boat. by which they iever‘d the head from the body. It was as green as r rats, fifteen feet long, and eighteen inches in cir tanderencei It is fitppofed that this animal, in the night time, found its way on board the Ship while lying at Madras, by the means of concealing itfelf in one of the bags of fogar, or Eliding on one of the planks into the hold, followint: the fcent of the fugar. Its bite is always underflood to be more atoumout than the bite of a rattle bake. L ATV INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, APRIL I. A Bankrupt named Hall, was brought before the Loan CH ANCE tun, removed by habeas corpus from Newgate, where he had been committed by the Commillioners of Bankrupts, for not having given fati.faelory anfwers to queftious put to him refuelling his bankruptcy. It appeared that he had kept a book in. which he had placed his accounts in trade with a perfon named Hamilton, the whole of which accountshad been dellroyed by cutting out the leaves on which they were written. To the interrogatories put to him refpatingfuch a mode of proceeding, he had Rated, that his af fairs in the above book were extremely confuted, and that, having occalion for a fhop book, he had made life of that in quellion, after having cut ont the leaves of it to prevent a young man who at tended in the flop from taking any notice of it. 1 Such an affertion not being confidered by the Corn milfioners as fatisfaitory, or a fair account, he was committed. Mr. Coax Paid, that the condua of the bankrupt i appeared to him to be fair, and that the motive he had aligned for tearing out the leaves of the book in quedion was a reafonable one ; and if his Lord. fhip did not proteet the man by his authority, he would be forced to remain in a gaol, or confefs that he had been guilty of perjury to tiled his get ting out. The Conrail on the other fide contended, that the conduit of the bankrupt wore a very fufpicious appearance, and that he had not appeared to have ailed in a fair anti honourable way. His Lordfhip laid, that the bankrupt had origi. nally made his Raiment upon oath ; it however appeared that his conduA was open to fufpicion, but as the CommifGoners were not in poffellion of documents to prove that his affections were falfe, the oath made by him mutt be confidered as a good one. He was therefore ordered out of-tuflody. Yefterday morning at an early hour, the crowd began to affemble in Horlemonger-lane, to fee the execution of feven out of the eight unfortunate malefaCtors who were to fuller death. A refpite of ten days having arrived on Sunday afternoon for M'Connel (who was to fuffer for forgery) on account of his former Cervices, particularly agxinft fmugglers. At an early hour five of the unfor tunate men attended at Chapel, and were joined in prayer by about ten other prifoners now under fentence. They all behaved with the greateft de corum, and all received the faeranient, after which they all joined again in prayer, which being end ed, Mr. less, the keeper, came in, and the prifo ners were condnaed into the prefs yard, where their irons were knocked off; they were then pinioned ; and the two Iri(hmen who were to ful ler for fetting a barn an fire, were brought from their cell, accompanied by a Catholic Clergyman. At about half paft eight, the Sheriff arrived, and &only after the feven unfortunate men were con dulled from the prefs yard to the lodge, where they had to afeend up two flight of Rone Rains, and then a Rep ladder, to the flat over the lodge where the drop was ere led ; the two Irifhmen af: tended firft, accompanied by the Catholic Clergy. man ; they confelred and received the facrament previoufly ; they behaved all the time remarkably penitent. The next that afcended was Stephens, a youth of about ill pars of age, for burglary, his appearance was manly, mild, and engaging; the fourth another young man under so, for horfe- Reeling ; Rofe the waterman was the fifili ;—the fixth was a lad of about 57. in a foldier's red jacket; the feventh was the genteeleß looking; his crime was returning from tranfportation. The laft five afcended, accompanied by the Ordinary of the pri ' fon ; they all behaved becoming their unfortunate fi:uations—after prayers they joined in a hymn at about a quarter pan nine as the Rev. Mr. WINCRWORTH was about to l eave the drop, die Catholic Clergyma n informed him that the two Irifbmen wifli fay a few words. Mr. Ivss was applied to by the Rev. Mr. Witicewoare, and the requeß being granted, one of them Rep ped a little forward, and faid— Geed people, I die innocent ; I confers, in the prefenee of Goo, I had neither suft, nor part, in the crime for which I am about to fuffer, nor the renmeeft knowledge of it. I forgive my caemist,ane I hope I die happy." The next man to him, which was the other Iritliman for the fame crime, then faid— " I 'lfs die innocent : neither of us had the lean. knowledge of it. I hope we .ire happy ; the Loan have meaty on as." The Clergyman then defcended from the drop, the executioner pulled their caps over their eyes, which time the lift man who went up, whofe crime was returning from tranfportation, cried out loud- I lr(until the drop fill) a the LORD have mercy on I me, 0 Loan have mercy on me !" At about so minutes paft ni ie they were launched into eternity; fume of them struggled vcry,hard, particularly the lad in the red jacket; he was obfer red todravr breath about a couple of minutes; after hanging the ufual time, their bodies were cut down, and brought into the lodge to be taken away by their friends. Diforders that proceed either from an impure Rate of the blood, or a relaxed Rate of the nerves, having, in innumerable inßances, fubfided by a courfe of Sperm/ay% Antifeorbatic Drops, too much cannot be Paid in praife of that invaluable preparation. This unparalleled fuccefs, in the croft complicated cafes, has crhihlifhed i:s celebrity throughout the univerfe ; indeed, Where is it poffi ble to obtain fuch a reflorerof the contlitution and infallible cure of the Scurvy, Gout, Rhcumatifm, Evil, Leprofy, and a variety of other complaints, too generally incident to human nature ? There Drops are fold in bottles of ss. and 6d. los. and 25. each, with a black Ramp affixed to each hot the, by the following venders in London : F. New. berg, 45. St. Paul's ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard ; E. Newhery, corner of St. Paul's ; Wray, Birchinlane; Bolton, Royal Exchange; Evans and Co. Long-lane; Barclay, Flect.mat kct ; Bacon, OxfordAreet ; Ward, Holborn ; Bayley. Cnckfpur-Itteet t Swinney, Pall Mall ; Vs'alfh and 'Withers, No. 229, Strand; Brennand, Bilhopf gate-fireet ; Clark, No. 269, and B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough, Southwark ; and at the Difratary, No .zs s Soho-fquare. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, APRIL 4. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, Including only Ikon the 26th of March to the ad of April. Total ---3 :74 %loners. Average 6 ts. as. ad higher than laft return- SMITHFIELD, Aped 4. To fink the offal—per (tine of Mb. Beef 45 44 to 35 ad I Veal 33 cut to 75 cd Mutton 3s od to fts od Pork 4s od to do 4 6 NEWG.VrE and LEADE.NHALL, April 4. Per done of Mb. by the carcie. Beef 31 46 to as lid real 4s od to ds 4 6 Mutton 4s od to ss 4d Pork as od so dc Stock at Market this day... Beats 0000--Skesp 6,300. COAL.S, Aped 4. Beil Coals in the Pool, al. y es. 6d. per Cha'dross. Delivered al. 13$. 6d. Sundcrl.ind, aL °a. osL Delivered , aL 9a. od BIRTHS. At Bath, the Lady of Captain J. Mailer of the Royal Navy, of a fon. At Edinburgh, the Lady of Capt. T. Howard (of the York Huilirs) of a fon, who furvived but a few hours. On the 17th ult. at the Lt . -dowse, Salop, the Lady of C. Ha milton, Efq. of a daughter. The Lady of William Wright, Efq. of Afpley, near Wobura, Badford(hire, of a fon. At Tealing, on the 27th uk. Mrs. Scrymfoure of Tealing, of a daughter. Oa eke apth uk. at his bode in Portland-place, the Lady of Henry Browne, Efq. High Sheriff of Hertz, of a daughter. Ttu: Lady of John Piltiftp, Efq. M. P. of a fon. MARRIED. Saturday laft, John Dlici,iiti:ZcPtain in the Royal Navy, to ?di& Augufta Goodrich, feeond daughter of Battler Good rich, EN. of Sating Grove, Fifes. At Edinburgh. Ulric Theodore Hemmingfon, F.fq. of the Hague, to Mill Catherine Jane Ferrier, daughter ut Major- General Day Ferrier, of Dcllefide. DIED. At Brighton, Saturday the ad infant, Mif. Helen ClipikanA young& daughter of Major-General Clipbanc. Wednciday laft, at Broome Houle, in B' arham, Lady Oxen. den, Lady of Sir Henry Ozenden, Cart. and daughter and co. heiras of Sir George Chadlcigh, Bart. of Devouthire. At Bath, Lady Keane, wife of Sir John Keane, Bart. of Bel mount, county Waterford. At Brighton, on Tuefday, at a very advanced age, Mrs. Cobby, relidt of the late I.ieut. Cobby, of the fame place. On Monday the aSti ult. Dr. Gregory Grant, Phyla:Jan in Edinburgh. On the 25th ult. in the 624 year of his age, Dr. George Skene, Phyfician in Aberdeen. At Ennets, in the Parfet of Kipearditte-011iel, on the 7th ult. Janet Gaul, aged to s years. She retained all her fettles to the lalt—lt is furptg, that her holland Jeremiah Dun bar, reached his toads year. 111 I VDTA. MADIA/I.4: l 4tObtr lj.Captakl Arthur Nara, orate corps of Engineers.—.Bept. sE, mm Travancore, Major Charles Eve rett---06. 8, Mr. Heywood, brother to Opt. Heywood, of the Navy.—At Ica, on board the Sir Stephan Lufhington, on her r2eto St. Helena, Wm. Douglas, Efq. many years a civil t on the Bengal Eftablifhtnent —At Wallagabad, on the soth Oa. Eafign Bacon, of the 74th Rtriallit. 80119.4 T.—At Gusserat, Lieut. M•Coll, of the 75th Regi 111COL—In April tilos, on the Coat of Africa, Capt. Thomas Smith, commander of the nip Bofton.--At Soma, M Arabia, Mr William Pearfan Elliot, of the Bengal Civil Service, late Secretary of the !Unbar to the Arabian slates. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, ___ SNOW-HILL, LONDON. CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, AND EXPEDITION, FOR TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL. FROM THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, Br THE POLLorrmrd POST COACHES: UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING to BATH and BRISTOL, by NEW POST-COACHES, through Chippenharn. Caine, and Marlboro' every Afternoon ; arrives at Mr. May, the Greyhouod Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas-ftrott, Brad, next Ede tL to —Oat rats—Parcels 6d. curiage..—Parengers for tram Beth to Bridgwater. Taunton, &s. Liverpool, Warrington. Knuteford, Stone, and Litchfield New Coach, called the Expedidon, every evade., at Five o'clock, to the Crania lan, Red Croir-ftrect, Liverpool. Guard id throughout. Birmingham, Mercury PaR Cesch,with a Guard Setsout every shomeen, and reaches Birmingham neat day at noon Police by Oohed, e, and Lofton, to the Saracen's Head, EMB-Itreet, Hit ►ata Leeds New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, lets out every morn* at eight o'clock—carries four Wades only, and goes ranorkahly oak—peas through Stamford, Newart,Ret foal, Demoder, and Forryteldge, to tie Golden Lion. Leeds neat day at nom. Notwlthltanding the uommunera expedition adds GOA. It is allowed to be the maR agreeable an com plete public conveyance on the North Rood, being unequalled in accommodation er conveyance by any other. Kaidal, Lmicdter, Prcitco, Kirby Lcnfdale, Harken Cherley, Oroilklrt, and Garßang Poll Conches, every slier: mum, at five o'ciock--GuardeiL Louth, Splay, Horocaille, Baton, Sp.Mlny, Peterborough, Stilton, sad Huntingdon Coach, lets ea _ Morday, Wednefday and Friday evenings, at four o'clock---The only Coach from Spiliby with a Guard. York, Neweaßk, and Edinburgh Poll Coach, the Lard Ndfrai, performed with • Guard throughout, fete out every neMivi at (even o'clock, by way of Newark, Rafted, Tad. colter, Darßeigton, Northalknon, Durham, Morprth, and Her wick. Palaver* End* thanfehres Mood from the length °Meister:ley may reit what time they plate, and then proceed on without any additional fare. Th e Propriet Proprietor at York rune Coaches to Scarborough, Whitby, and other plain. CarMk and Punta PoR-Ceach, ion with (Ow Haim, and a Guard all the way--Pates through Breath, Appleby, Grit .bridge, Rklunand, Cattcrlek, Baroughbridge. Weth er by,Aberford,Doneafter, and Grantham, (the ma/eft way by ES miles)—kts out every Morning and performs the journey with the great.* facillty. Paffargers demised co the rood by bails& or pleafore, have the peculiar advantage of their feat* being (v -ented in the seat Coach, (with only fu Coachmen.) Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Wernouth,Dor cheller, and Salifbary Balloon Coaches, every Morning at half paft Three, with a Guard: through Huniton, Aaminfter, Bridport, /Handfeed, Bafingitoke, and &ilum—Carries four infidel, at only 21.25. each. Hertford, Ware, Haddocks, and Chan= Coach, every Morning. Sh, Meld and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn ing at seven...—Guarded. Oxford. Beam, and Henley New Poft-Caselt, with a Guard every Afternoon, at Five o'Clock. Matschefler, WihnOnw, Corgleton, Neweaffte, Walla% anJ Wnleerkampton Pon. Coach,every afternoon. Guarded Shrewfbory, Wellington, and Shifibal Poll Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every evening, at five o'ciock, to the Raven awl Bell and Unicorn Inn ,Shrewibury. Guarded. Southampton, Winclsetta, Arieshird, Akan Coach, every morning Hull, Northuve,Howden, Thorn aid Doseafter Port Coach every morning, at keen o'clock to the Bull and Sun lun Myton•Gate, Hull. N. R. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goods, &e. conveyed by the unt:er mentioned Vt'agguns.—To Bcccics, Hooray. bury, and ail parts of Suffolk every Monday. Southampton, Winds:6er, Ramky, Lyndkurft,l.Talin•tem. Chrillxhurdi, R ingwood, Fordingbridge, Wimborn, and P•ogl —Wag ,ncs Marlborough, Newbury, and Resales. every Toefday. Warceiter, Perfiwre, and Wycombe. every Saturday. CircneettcritbingJen, and Honky, three times a week. ziunbury, 4ustagst;•, and l'ailekatitaen. mites week W.MOU NTA I N and Co. terve...Unify acquaint their faiendi and the Public. that they will not he accnuntable fur Any Pa ea at Lurgage.fice. of more than Plve rounds value, if Inft or da magod, tinkle fpeciiicil at the thue oblelivery, and Odd for ac cordingly, it tic iorscais-ticad loop Sooty-!1111, London. . Petifmastbe Mtimation for many years, pall Ilan been to • trtd y mikrahls, that I lave often wiffsed for death to re lieve me, bat have wilbfal in vain. Owing to juvenile Ind& cretions, (habits contraded at rehool)I labouroi under almatt A total deprivation of fight ; my memory had loft its retentive posiers; and my other faculties were fo much impaired, that had littkhopes,while my eviller= might be prolouped,ufbeing assy thing elk than a drone In the great hive of fuciety. I had applied to a number of rnaisaent phyficiama swhafe 'were' ipti on% ioltead of relieving, tended only to inereafc the malady, u ln a about fourteen months finee I was made acquainted with your two valuable Medicines, the Botanical Syrup and Nervoes Cos. dial, and after taking three bottles, I found myrrh' to much ios vigorated, both corporeally and mentally. that I could fears* credit the evidence of my own Cenral: By taking two bottles more I found myfelf In perfedly rs„ Bored to health and (pints, that I feel myfelf, if I may be i t. towed the mini:lion, an inhabitant of another world. About ten months lime I married, and three weeks ago my wife pre , rented me with a fon, to the great Joy of myfelf and friohls, wbo have a long time ddpairo of having the family name ptayetTited. I', Sir, you think the publication of dila remarkable cafe will be a benefit to the community, and to young men in partk u . lar, you arc perfotly at liberty to do fo. My rank and fitu. don in life makes it improper for my name to appear at thi bottom of an advertifement, in a Public paper..-Mrarearr. 1 dull be in London, about the middle of next month, when f mall be happy to allure you with what refpedt and gratitude. 1 am, Sir, your mod obliged bumble (errant, To Dr. Broduis, W. E. Royal N.llll. Albion Buildings, London. The Botanical Syrup and Reliorative Nervous Cordial,to be bad at the Doetor's honk, No. 9, Albion-ftreet, 7 dour* frost the Leverran Mukum, Surrey fide of Blackfrianbridge, in bottiesat ti. as. cm 6d. and 6s. rd. (ditty included) at Witheri (late Cockell's) Medicine Ward:mule, via, .Strand; Shaw ma P dwards, St. Paul's Church yard; and Brennand, No. ts 6„ B Otopfgate4trect Without ; W. Baden, Printer and Bank fe ter, at his Msduanal Wareboufe, No. t, Wine-Rreet, "duo has received a large and frelb fupply; Thompton and Mills, Caftle-ftreet ; Browne Toizey ; C. Routh. Bridge-ftreet; Reed and Sheppard, Briltol; Meyler and Crutwell, Bath; Meths. Goadby, Sherbome; Mr. Raikes, Glosicefter; Mr. Tymhs, Wandler : Mr. Trewnun, Exeter ; Swinney, Birm ingham ; Spilftury and Co. Marydtrect, Dublin; and by aft Printers, Bookfellers, and Vauban of Medicines in the 'Three Kingdoms. The Medicine may be had every day. A quart bailie cam. tains equal is Ave [mall ones. WHEN Profeffional Men of education and re fponfthility deviate from the general (yam by the fc leftion of . peculiar Branch, the lanai= of long continued fuccefs is the beft criterion of fupaiority. . . Ten years have I devoted my predict to the cachalot treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the Ibecefsfel Mirk of my plan gives me additional ardour to import as far as I out able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Bargees. formed a wilh a. an tansy period of Prather to tercet Individo. ale from the ignoemee of uneducated Men, or the equally dm dolma InlifilfiMmi of general Preditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attendes, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL. INFECTION, whether of a resent or lens danasion.....adly, All kinds of DEBILITY, whether wiling front the habits et Schoolboys, or the indedgenee of mature age, and kitty that de rangement of the (yearn in WOOMIII which is called BARREN. NESS or STERILI FY. 14111140111 dikafes are the resit of ignorance or hafts in the treatment of a Ample Ooneerhes, and k not onfre-inendY hap. peas that the kola of Life are by the iadikretioo otos unguarded Mar. By a fipa4cr method lack emnplaints em wily erred, and even where others have Med. I test that any preface to offer a radial re eftabithareent. Few, however, are the cafes of &trek r the • di order, compared with the eahmthous of Mill. Weve from lad Iligen CC in a SOLITARY Viet!, or the PrevnieSl Galedes of a faibioaabis Lite. acquire that Bate at Deldilm which is the staavoidablessmafequesee at fathpasidoimmkehillo Where the unhappy fathom broods ewer his esk. hat ewes tally commis his misfortune, it may be Tome IWise he him to know, that although It be an *biota et dohs sr smagarT minty with other Pradathears, the neon' of shaft DM+ CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of renor=ice Whet:me* smut of my superheot. If the rites at ilseekos or Yeses hove began to reduce wily Omer. math anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradion of this haphi late, ' and is Mehl mks no great diSculties wW omen Dot where this atioiteey has far yaws milled, a peep, Perfeverance is indifpcolibly 'equate to rake the ilumbering !parks of Life. and to re-animate the Continition. MARRIED WOMEN. was base keg been difinaleel in their mpatations of a Family. may be sawed, that in ma ham= fuck Weds are curable by Medical Rig. . . The SECRECY Mick is fo affenkal to my undertaking, and the Qnaliitadone widely I have prefamed to Rate, form elm Sail my premium, and in coincidence with loch this innf mien is given, that Mr. SAES msy he ninfulted periwig (or by letters including a final! note) at his kook, No. so. Arum Mt.ftrect, Strand, mu Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance la WatecAreet adledeby and the name is on both the doom. M. ÜBE, Mcmba of the Royal College of Surgeons. TO THOMAS TAYLOR ESQ. DEAR tn. N. 9, Bridge4troet, Louden. I FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform Toe atilt verygreat and extraordinary Cure I have received from your Invaluabteldealicioil.—LEAX.ra PATENT PILLS. . . . . About two years ago I was attacked with a t ms , which I treated rather Illibdy for law time, but the Difek at length (pleading all tear my body, I was oblige! Se apply to the moll eminent of the Faculty. but their Wham. • afforded only temporary relief—l went through various CourCes of Salivation, and from being rather of a astpaierst Habit was reduced to a mac Skeleton. The Ulcers that ipraid ail vane my limbs ' rendered me a complete Objed, fo that my friends admired of my recovery. When brought to this &elation, I comildered death as Inevitable, but a relation of mine conamenw. keep= the many Cato in which your Pills had focceeded, I was Induced to try • box of them. which I thought rather to. hewed me, and b porfeverance for two or three snoods' , awl following your I esperkneed the ntolt unaceounta. bit Relaxatioo from Pain, the Soros gradually flabfadingi I am now, thank 000, perfedly recovered, and walking out daily's I doubt not but one snore box, which I think cautious to cake. will ellabliol my health in Its original data It is with ths molt beartfet gratitude that I fabfcribe layislt,fir, your moth obliged humble (errant, Was. PIMIIOII. Dearigate, thanebefter, Juty r. tiger. P. S. For the public benefit ISo oat objet to the above bo. big pabiltitcd, but have you to at as your own better jack. went than &date. Prepared and Sold by tbr Sole Proprietor, Twos. Tar Loa, Member of the Royal College a Surgeons, Londoo, at Ida Houle, Na si. New.Bridge-Rreet: Where, atter a militant residence of more than thirty-fix ycars.in a pradiee particularly dirce.b.d to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that invlnta bk Lens? which men of his Proftißou thusid aiway. oblerve. he Raters himfelt, the advice and Alliance he gratoitontly ad. rninitters to ream, tilting this Medicine, will be eltec.neJ, by a &teeming Public, u an advantage feidom sobs obtained, and void of ambiguity. Alto Sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of tbofit living at a diltance, at the Perfumer et N.. lc, St. Aiban't. !Urn, Pall-Mall; the Toy-thop, No. roj, Oaf rd-Arced Mr, Dilbornugh's, No. 7, Fith-erect-hill ; Mr. Steel's, R.,kfcllcr,, No. 1. Union-Bow, Little Tower FM; Mr. Watfon's. eoatA bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Calera's, Dublin Linapool ; Mr. Atkinfon's, Masscheitei; and by One Perim in every cone lyre* Town la Great-Britain apd frdand. 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