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• ter mailer dil It two - or three weeks before the fire, becaufe he wanted to fee the thicknefs of them, in order to know, whether they would not do to make a new top to the counter. Improba ble as this Rory was, the did not vary or contradia any part of it in crofs-examination. Thomas Silvefter ' apprentice to the defendant , was called to prove that his matter had taken the fpirit of turpentine to that place, to make an em brocation for a patient at Norwood, but he could riot tell the name of the patient. -after a very forcible reply from Mr. GA/ROW, and a minute detail of the evidence, with able comments, by the Learned Jude, the Jury found a verdiet of—Guilty. The prrfoner was imme diately fenteneed to Rand in the pillory, in the 80. r , tigh, tr. be imprifoned for two years, and to find rtics for his future good behaviour. TORGIRY. tames Mae Ceinnel was indicted for fof) s ,tig an iadorfement upon a bill of exchange, for 4501. The circumitances of the cafe have already been detailed in the report of the trial of Louis Rich ards, who was indiaed laft January Seflions, at the Old Bailey, for tittering the Bill, knowing it to be forged. The bill was drawn by a perfon of the name of Mann, refuling at Jamaica, in fa vour of Capt. Nathaniel Kinnaird, and addrefred to Meffrs. Dickafons, merchants, London. Kin- Saird had indoi fed it in favour of John Mac Con nel, and the bill was enclofed in a letter, addreffed to J. Mac Connel, merchant, London. Mr. Mao Connel, to whom die letter was addrefred, had formerly refided in the Well Indies, but now lived j at Reading, in Berkfhire, and could not be found j by the addrefs on the letter. In confequence of which the letter was put up in the lift in the Poft- • Office Yard. Some one added to this ad * drefs King's Bench Piifon." According to the ufual cootie of bnfi• acts, the lett-r was lent to the King's Bench pri. fon, where the prifoner was then for debt, and de livered to him as to John Mac Connel, for whom the letter was intended. Thus it was that the prifoner became poffered of the bill. The het of the delidtry of the letter containing the bill was proved by the letter carrier, and the officers of the Foft Office. The prifoner being thus paired of the bill, a man who had been a fellow prifoner in the King's Bench with him, but who was then difcharged, was proved to have taken the bill to John Hogg, a general agent, to whom he was indebted 15 or 161. Hogg difeannted the bill on the aBth of 011ober, dedu&ing his debt, and gave Richards the balance. The bill then had upon it the indorfement of "J. Mac Connel." As he took it to Dickafons, the acceptors. and they (aid it would be paid ;hen due, he had no hefstation in giving calls for it. Philip Stanhope proved, that the indorfement of J. Mae Conner was not the hand-writing of the John Mac Cannel, for whom the bill was really intended. Thomas Emerton,chamber.mafter of the King's Bench prifon, proved, that while Richards (who difcounted the bill) was in the King's Bench pri fon. he chummed, that is, lived in the fame room with the prifoner. It was alfo proved, that when the prifoner was apprehended, a copy of the bill was found in his hand-writing, and the letter which had originally inclofed it. Some of the notes which had been paid by Hogg, in difcount of the bill, were all" traced through feveral fources to the hands of the prifoner. Mr. Serjeant BEAT, for the prifoner, argued, that it was no forgery for the prifoner to write his own name ; but the Learned Judge immediately over•ruled the objeSion, and laid it was for the Jury to determine whether he did it with a frau. dulent intention ? Verdiet—Guilty. A Prifoner, who was an old offender, and Rood indicted in three indictments, when brought up for trial, complained that 71. had been taken from hint, by which means-he had not been able to fee Counfel to defend him. The Judge ordered the money to be reftored, and added, "Well, I fup pole you with your trial to be put off, that you may inftruft your Counfel P' The fellow very coolly pocketing the money, replied, " No, I thank your Lordthip, I will do without Counfel, and troll my cafe to your Lordlhip." He was conviEted ; and, indeed, his cafe was fo clear, be did well to Pave his money. NAG R oft Wal.—This important epteftion has recently been the general topic of converfation, but, while we confider our general happinefs as a people, do not let us forget the perfonal fafety of thole who are unfortunately (retched on the bed of ficknefs and who may not know where to apply for the recovery of health. The fuccefs that has attended the adminillration of Dr. BInDVIN'S Ner vous Cordial, in hillances of the Influenza, has been fn great as almoft to exceed human credibili ty i—thus, although War may be indifpenfibly requifite abroad, this incomparable Medicine has ifforded us the cheating prcfpea of Peace and Health at Home. Diforders that proceed either from an impure flare of the blood, or a relaxed (late of the nerves, having, in innumerable inftances, futifided by a courfe of Sri Lsa O R T'S A atikorbutic Drops, too much cannot be (*Aid in praife of that invaluable preparation. This unparalleled fuccefs, in the molt complicated cafes, has eftabliflied its celebrity throughout the univerfe ; indeed, where is it poffi ble to obtain loch a reflorerof the conflitution and infallible cure of the Scurvy, Gast, Itheumatilm, Evil, Leprofy, and a variety of other complaints, too generally incident to human nature ? Thefe Drops are fold in hnttles of ss. and 6d. toe. and zl. as. each, with a black Ramp affixed to each bot tle, by the following venders in Longo; F.New her7, 45, St. Paul's; Dicey anutton, Bow Church-yard ;E. Newberg, corner of St. Paul's ; \Vr.t:., ilirchinlane; Bolton Royal Exchange; Evans and Co. Long - lane ; Barclay, Fleet-market; Bacon, Oxford-14w ; Ward, Holborn; Bayley, Cockipnr.ilreet ; Swinney, Pall Mall ; Wain; and Withers, No. ;29, Strand; Brennand. gate-flreet ; Clack, No. 369, and B. Shaw, No. Borough, Southwark ; and at the Difpeaty, !•;o .ts, Solso-fquare. LONPON MARKETS. CORN-EXVANGE , FRIDAY. MARCH as. A ,ETURN OF FLOUR, From the sad of March, to the *Bth of March. T0ta1...ar,6;0 facia —Average 49a od.—as. Ott higher than laft return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Gage (12CW) Ist cos toi to. Pockets (newl OS 10 1111111 SMII'HFI LLD, March ss ) . 9 To fink the offal.—per Rune of 81b. Beef as od to 55 4d real 5 s od to 6. ad Mutton 5 s od to a. 4d Porlt 40 Id to 55 4d NEWGATE and LEA ENHALL, March 25. Per none of 81b. by the carafe. beef 35 4d to 4s 4d I Veal 31 al to lis od Mutton 45 od to 5s od Pork 43 od to ss 44 Stock at Market this day—Beafts 500 --Sheep 1,800. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 44 sr Town Tallow 73s od tool 4a Clare Market 4 d Runts, ditto (ca.) 7550 d to co Whiteehapel Market Ruffta ditto (foap) 69$ to 7os (Par Row of 4s 5d Melted Stuff 585 od to 59* Ditto rough 42s od 131 3d Greaves 16s od to os Average Price 4$ 4d Good Dregs sos to os Yellow Soap, 78s. to os.—Mottled, 865.—Curd,9os. Price of Candle* per dorm, 1 is. od.—Moulds, 111. od. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, March 2(. Smithfield. St. James's. Whitechspel. 0. Hay Is to 6 7 5 4a20 7 70 4 1 to 7 00 Straw 2 2tO 1 8 2 10202 14 0 2 4tol 10 0 Clover 4 to to 7 0 6 so to 7 12 0 COAI.S, March ss. Belt Coale in tilt Pool, al. 3s. 6d. per Delivered 2L Ise. 6d. Sunderland, IL s sts. od. Delivered 21. Ss. od ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENT'S. The Rev. Dr. Lord. Fellow of Magdalen College. Oxford, Is preceded by that Society, to the Re itory of Beaconsfield, Bucks. A difpasfation has paffedshe great real, enabling the Rev. Robert Jackfon, LL. D. to hold the Rory of Pendock, toge ther with the Vicarage of Eldersfield, both in the county and diocefe of Worcefter. The Rev. George Cooke, D. D. is inftituted to the united Rs. ones of Oldbury and Didmarion, in the diocefe of Glou cefter, on the prefentation of the Duke of Beaufort, void by the death of the Rev. E. Eftcoart. BIRTH. Yeiterday, the Lady nt Colonel Dykes, eta Gm at his bode in the Stable-yard, St. James's. MARRIED. Saturday laR, at St. Thoinais Church, Liverpool. George Puddle, Efq. to Mils Thvraites, of the above place. On the 'aid inf. Edmund Tumor, Efq. to Milk D. Tucker, third daughter of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Tucker. Os Tudday, Robert Page, Efq. of the Bland of Madeira, to Mils Phelps, daughter of Wrn. Phelps, Efq. thrunfwick-fquare. On the 14th inftant, at Warta], near Lanceßer, Mr. George Wildman, of Caton, to Mifs Hodgfon, daughter of James Node*" Efq. of Bnrwick. At Peterfborgh. George Auguitus Pollen, Efq. Colonel of his Majeftja Loyal Surrey Rangers, to Mk Gafcoigne, daughter of Sir Charles Garmigne, Adloal Connfellor of State to his Im perial Majelty the Emperor of Raffia. Cornet:l s Duffy, Efg. of Uther's Qlay, Dublin, to Mifs Rorke, daughter of Lan. Rorke, Efq. of Henry, county of Dublin. On the iSth ink at Great St. Helen's, Mr. Henry Shute, of Little St. Helen's, to Mils Elizabeth James, feeted daughter of Thomas James, Erg. of Worthip-Rreet. Thomas Parr, Efq. of Liverpool, to ?Ms Katherine Walter feeond daughter of the late Captain Walter, of the Revel Navy' MED. On Wedriefday lift, the 23d In& at Havant, Hants, of an inflammation of the cheft, William Man., Efq. brother of the Rev. Doctor Mint, of Southampton, af'er a few days Sads. On the Monday preceding, at Romfey, Hants, Major Se ward, brother-in-law of the late William Man., after a very painful and Sneering complaint. On the uth inftant, at her hoe& in Thomhsugh-fireet, Bed ford-Spare, aged 69, Mrs. Galltell, =lid of Peter Gatecli, Efq. of the city if bah, and only daughter of William Penn, late of Shumagarry, in the county of Cork, Efq. the grandfon and heir of William Penn, the founder and Brit proprietor of the city of Philadelphia, and province at Peonfylvania, in America. Saturday left, at Bradwell near the Sea, Wks. Mr. G . Keys, an opulent farmer of that place. Lately, at Lags, of a confumpdon, in the prime of life, the Lady of J.T. Fownet, Ifq. of Harper-firect. In Dublin, R. Walpole, Efq. one of the oldeft Magill:rates of the county of itotcommos. On Tuefday lift, at his hook in Lew: Brook-hreet, Henry Berkeley Portman, Efq. In Argyle-ftreet, the infant fon of George Mathew, Efq. On the tath inftant, at his brother's hook, Croones Mill, Greenwich, John James, Efq. of Elftead, Surrey. In Grafton-ftreet, Dublin. Mn. Cuffe, relift of floe. Cuffe, Efq. of Grange, county of Kilkenny, daughter of Edward Her bert, Efq. of Madras, county of Kerry, and mother of the Coonteh of Farnham. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Mentinf •••• • • • 46 minutes after 4 Aftanoan 9 minutes after 5 WHEN PrOfeaional Men of education and re fponfitility deviate from the general fiftem by the te tedious of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long continued (needs is the heft criterion of fuperlority. Ten years have I devoted my prelate to the exclutive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fueedeful refute of any plan gives me additional ardour to opprie as far u I am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import. ant in the catalogue albumen iofinnities. After initiation Sato every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a wilt at an early podia of Pradiee to rdcue Individe als from the ignosnors of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Predlitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de. voted any attention, comprise every (peeks of VENEREAL INFECT lON, whether of a resent or cog duratina.—sdly, All kinds of DEBILITY, whether =Meg from the habits of ' Schoolboys, er the indulgence of mature age, and Lally that de rearmost of the fyltem in Women which is called BARREN NEEN or STERILITY. Numerous drubs are the refillt of ignorance or haße in the trodnsent of a fimple Oonarrisca, and it not unto-mu:nay hap- pens that the iced' of Life are palmed by thc indiferetion of an unguarded beer. By • fuperior method fuch complaints are Wily cured, and even where others have failed, I trill that I may pressen to offer a radical rodtablithment. . ' Few, however, are the cafes of complicated &bets in the difnrder, compared with the calmnitous Amebas of Men, Mho kows Indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent (Mimics of a fad ionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable cenfequence of furls pernicious habits- Where the unhappy farm, broods over his miler!, but care. fully conceals his misfortune. it may be fume eonfolation for ' him to how, that although* be an objed of doubt or uncer tainty with other Praditiom ra, the removal of thefe DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual psi ends of renovation ts the ac q aro. meta of any experience. tt J • rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly v*ef much ansiety will be prevented by an early countcradion f 'pis languid Rate , mad in tilde cafes no great difficulties a% beta. Bat where this debeiency for years esifted, a proper Perieverance is indifpenfibly redellite to revive the fiumbering fparks of Life, and to re-animate the Cooftlation. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dliappointed in their otp, .lotions of a Family, may be allured, that In moil inttances futh d. feels are curable by Medical Rill. The SECR bC Y which Is to diential to my undertaking, and the Qualifications which I have ' , returned to slate, ferns the Balls of my retentions. and in coincidence with loch this intij maims is given, that Mr. BREE may be c,infulted perfortally rbltlt litters Mebane a (mall note) at his hook. No ay, Arun del-Reset, Strand, near Temple-Bar. . There hp an aeliditinnal teleran= in Nraer-fesret adjoining and the name is on both the doors. M. ERL E, Merober or the Rohl Catic of Surgeons. A Matchlds Colleaion of 111419i!It and SttPEAll GEMS. JEWELS Ste. I MPHILLIPS refpeftfully apprifes the No -I.'l. !dirty and Gentry, on Monday, 4th April, and Three following days, will be fubmitted, without referee, to their protedion, by Public Audios', at his Great Ronm, No. 67, New Bond-ftreet, a CASKET of magnificent JEWELS, and affemblage of rare and valuable, antique and modern GEMS; matchlefs, as fpecimeus of Arts, and unique in point of natural beauties and poffelfions,and which have materially contributed to aid the fuperior talents fo fuceefsfully exerted in the feulpture of the Cameos and intaglios. Alfo, a Celledion of beautiful enamelled Portraits, by Pe titot, Zinbe, Boit, &e. The Calket comperes twenty-five Rings, formed of Brilliants, Emeralds, Rubies, Sapphires, Carbuncles, &c. of extraordinary fize, beauty of colour, and perfedieu, the genuine property of a Gentleman, going to re title in the country. This affemblage has been formed by le le6tions, made with great taße and judgment, matured by an experience of twenty years, from many of the molt celebrated Cabinets at Rome, and feveral parts of the Continent, during various tours, and at a very confiderabk expense. A more en larged defcription of this Collection will be rendered, and the View notified in due time. March 14, 1803, New Bond-ftreet. Patronifed by the ROYAL FAMILY and NOBILITY. Bilious and Gouty Diforders, Yellow and Putrid Fevers, Fla tulencies, Obltrudtions, Nervous ;lead-Ades, &c. PUBLIC tefiimony of Dixon's Atixt•Bit.ioOS Pit ts, added to Twenty Years extenlive private Pradiire„ the Proprietor, as an Apothecary, has experienced in the high Circles, in their ufe, point them out as the nu* pleafant and convenient Medicine for the removal of all Bilious and Gouty Complaints, and fa thole Diforders which arife from an irre gular fecretion of Bile and free Living ; during Pregnancy they are eminently fcrviecable in preventing Coltivenefs, Sickncfs at the Stomach, Nervous Sick Head-ache, Heart-bums, and thole uneafineffes which too frequently attack the Fair Sax at that delicate period. Cafesedtheir extraordinary efficacy, from Noblemen and Ladies, are wrapped round each box with di realms, figned G. Dixon. Several Gentlemen, from the Eta and Welt Indies, have Informed Mr. Diann, that they have found the Pins a certain preventive again* the Yellow Fever and Liver Complaint. Sold wholefale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Paternofter-row ; and retail by Bull and Callwell, Dublin ; Back, New York ; Begney t Guemfey ; he Bergen, Elfinore; Scott, Edinburgh; Payn and Richards, Plymouth; Belam and Gibbs, Port:mouth ; Rawfon, Hun, and by molt Medicine Venders in every Town in the United Kingdoms, In Boxes at 6s. and as. 9d. each,' and family Boxes, containing five Boxes, at 22s each. NEW MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 4t• Se Paul's Church-yard. Loudon, THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties; sad as it is maned, that from the rit of September, 1801, the Stamps &mad be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for Foreiro as for Howe Confomption, and as a Coafiderable Ade:. Lion la made to the Stamps on the Articles of higher Value, et thole in Bulk, the Prices of Dr. James's Powder will be in be tare as 9d. per Packet, or xl. ss. 6d. per Dozed; but the (bunk, of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had fur O. v. Ands by Favour of the Commillioners of the Stamp Once, Plates arc prepared for Mr. Newbery 's frparate Vfe, with his Name engraved In each Stamp, the Public will be careful to °Verve that the Words, .. F. Newbery, No. 43, St. Nitro," sic printed in the Stamps of all his Medicines ; and as it is prefumed that this will he a fun cleat Security againft Counterfeitt, his Signature on the Labels on Dr. James Powder will be dircontinued from henceforward. Stamps will be allowed gratis, as ufaai, to dude who per chers Half a Dozen or store at a time, of the Lower priced 'Lakin. r. al. a. d. Dr. James's Powder • a 9 Lozenges of Bids zxi a Bottle 24 o F makes Tina. of Bark 4 o Analeptic Pills 4 6' Hoeham's ditto 2 9 1 large box 24 o Ensiles Canoe 2 9 Dr. Steers's Opodeldec a 6 Genuine Armebufade 8 6 --- Coavultion Oil a 6 Ormikirk Medicine 8 6 ---. Camomile Drops a 9 ingiis's Soots Pills I 0 -- Paregoric Lo- Effence of Peppermint aII saves ati Grant's Drops - i a Berry's Bilious Mils 4 6 Dr. Hooper's 1 1 111. I a Dr. Auflin's Chalybeate Glare Maine& 3 6 Ditto 4 o Henry's ditto - a 6 Why's Carminadve a 9 Norton's Drops s 6 Effence of Colts dot 3 6 Spilibures ditto s 6 Cephalic Sour 0 9 Dr. Solander's Tea a 9 Spence's Deotifriee 4ta Grenough's Manure aat Jones's Rheumatic Tine- Do.Tulu Lozenges Itt tare - - 3 6 N. B. Stamps wltl Mr. Nevrhery's Name are affixed to the lira men. y Articles above enumerated; and as many peers, pardcularly fern:K.l'nd meffengers, miftake his hmfe, he i . under the necellity of pointing oat, that it is a, the Eaft End of St. Paul's, neareit to Clieap6de, and that it has a large white Rut-coed fronton which theft words are infcribed : . Tux ONLY WARRIIOCSI FOR DR. JAIAR7II Pewees.' To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March a, dot. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever fince the A year t79e, I have been afflifted with the Lues Venerea ; which, from its ebilinately refitting every courfe of medecine pref.:dhoti by the =oft eminent of the facuhy here, and under going feveral (even comics of falivatinn, and twice difcharged from the Hofpit.d, with little relief, would appear to be of the molt inveterate nature. to the fpring of laft year my diforder had got to firch a bead, u nearly to pot a paled to my exittatec: I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been In a Rate of ulceration for the left feven years • my left had alfo two large nodes cm it, was very much Wallet:red, and gave me fueb excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to dep rive me °i nit. In this lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. Thomp fon, (who received fo great a cure by them here), to take your Lake's Patent Pills, which I began to do oa theifith of May ; in the courfe of a °might I began to receive benefit—in little more than a month the ulcers no my head and arms were found ly bealeda-foon atter the fore* on my legs bested &Ifs, leaving however, coafiderable dgcolouradon in the !kin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the Netting of Oon, and • little longer pafeverance in your invaluable Medicine, futsfided ; the nodesdepaging, the inn regaining its natural hue ' and the non coms! pains gradually going off.—l thus became, by your libe ral advice and medicine, perfeCtly free from all my form( r com plaints—have recovered my former fpirit and Strength, and am become Jolly and tat, in which Rate having continued many months to the aftonidament of all who knew me, I am at a lots in what terms to exprefs my gratitude, but beg TOO, tor the good of other blaring mortals, to make this my cafe as public as pottible, as I (hall on every occafiun ; In fo doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble fervant, ALEX. MURKER, Swan's Clote, Higlottreet,Edinburgla Witneffes to the above curet—Johti ThOmpfon, New Poultry-market, John irl'lntoth , Old AB'cusby elsfe,Edirburgh. Prepared and fold by the tole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY, LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his Houk, No. 9, New Bridge-greet, London; where, aficr a conftant magnate of more than thirty-fix years, in a pradtice partkular ly Weeded to the cure of Venetiel Complaints, and shaft inci dental to the Parts of dimeration, with that inviolahk kern" which Men of his Profellon amid always obferve In inch cafes, he Batters binafelf, the advice and alaftanca he gratuitoufly ad minifters to palms taking thin Medicine, will be enema, by • Weaning Public, as an advantage Odom attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Alto kid, by hls appointment, for the convenience of theft living at a dlitance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's. Reece, Pan-MU; the Toy-kop, No. 103, Oxfard-greet ; Mr. Difborough's, No.y, Pith S.O. Steel, bookleUer, Nat, tirtMn-vow, Little Tower-kW; Mr. Batter's, South- bridge, EdiWomo ; Mr. Caliwell'a, Dublin ; and by one per. Con in every c0n0..-. abk town in Great Britain and Ireland, in bores of only u& pd. each, kaled up, with fen and plain di redtions, whereby perking of either lea may cure thernferses with cafe, (peed, fanny; and farm. N. B. Every Bon told in Great Britain is fraled tip with a Stamp, on width, by favour of the Cununifficners, Is printed, i at the Stanap-Olace—.T. Taylor. No. to, Ntw Bridge-ftrect--44 imitate whiclile Maly, aid all %ben arc coontalut • ..• . , soLvrirt ror tlti !mot* aoti oitAVEL. AS• SOLVENT ii Tiow proved. to be t molt circdual Realedi tor the ii,pvel mod Stone, a l l far preventing the dreadful Oiiereel n with the /Cnik, it is deferring :Mike, that Perkins aceulonied to lit much in their Study, is Courts of piftice, or who ATc in any way pre, curd taking due crercife, may be fantod frock an attack of thord excruciating diiorders,hy only taking a few doies,whiehncrer fail to carrel the calculous diathefia in the habit. • It is fold by the Proprieton, Mr. Perry, Surgeon. No. 9; Southampton.ftreet, Bluendburrlquarc, Ia bottles of ,bbd ; Is.; Ind IL u. Stuips included. For an account of the num:Nitta Corea of the confirmed Stone in Kidneys and Bladdet, after long and fruitier, trials of Soap, !Arlie, and Mephitic, and Soda Waters, u tefiified y Mr• Gunning, Mr. Bdl,and other eminent Surgeons, fee "Perry on the Stone," rice as. Sold by Murray and Highley, Fleet. ftred ; which Trcadre contains the remarkable Cures of Lord Vlfcount Sackville, Lady Lytdeton Sir Edward Kulitchbull, Bart. with others equally ettraordlissry. • tn' The fon of J. Shlpdem, Efq. Mayor 44 Deal, and the Rev. Mr. Molineux, of Garboldiiham, Norfolk ; ire 1111.111 g. lie recently cured of the confirmed Stone by this incon:pasble Solvent. DISEASES of the URETHRA and Certain CO MPLA N'l S foie Proprietor Of Damn's celebrAted tnedi rated Douglas and Remedies, Mr. Du sone informs the Public, that he may as ufual be eonfulted daily from Q to 3, at his boufe Ns. 6, Frith...Erect, Soho, on Cafes of 804h:res. Ob.. ftruaions, Cleat, &c. &c. as well as Debility, and every viv o der where fecrecy is fo eft - cabal a requif.te, that Mr. D. has provided a fpvcinus Houk, that every Patient any be intro dosed in a feparate apartment. Mr. D. has for many ran coufmed himitif to that department of Surgery, and from rt - tenfive pradice, and the molt Battering foe:a:ls, be Is enabled to e'er a method of rare mild, efficacious, requiting no con finement or reftnint in dist, and preventing the poffibdity of a relapfe. Perfume In the country abating their cafes fully, to a letter, wielding a owe on twe pound notamill hiveproper re medies fent to the amount. For the var:Jus fyrriptoma, fee Mr. Dufour's Treadle on the above , price s. 641. the fifth edition ;to be had of J. Callow, row/a-cam, Solso H. D. Symonds, Paternoiler-row ; and attic Atiihor. "The Loan bath canted Medicines to grow 'out of the Earth. and be who is wife MU not abhor them, for With Inch moth He bead Meo, and take away their Paina."—EccLaarnil4,7. BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE, THE BALM OF MECCA, (Price only 25.941) is the bed Remedy to the Uoirerfe foe NERVOUS COMPLAIN' I'S, the molt powerful rettorotive and re-aoirnot ing BALM OF LIFE. AND HEALTH, and the fated azd bed Medicine in the Work!. It is not pretended that this Medicine can arrelt the Negras of Nature, but it is afferted and proved that it will name Health even where the Conftitution appears to have ken Imo parably injured. This is the genaiee hgyptian Balm, ow whi c h jotephos tells us that the Queen of Saba made a prefon of • Tree to King Solomon, and wkifb is BM eontliciered in all Eat tern Countries as a fuvereign Remedy far admit every Difeafe There whn have impaired their health by a :eidetic( hi hot and unhealthy Climates ; the young of either Sex, whole lotto. mitres threaten prNature old Age, a Life of illifery, anal an early Dl/elution ; and Mote more advance:el in year. whole ta ming fares Frames tamer withered tied amok worn ont„ are the more immediateobreds of threat/deg libirmwhofe Mtn influence may be extended to the whale dais of Valetudi narians; for in all cafes and in all ages where the Solids are re. laxed,where the eanilitstion has received a than, or i* by any wane debilltoted, this refterathe andairomboating Balm of Life and Health will produce the agglefieffedtsLis media; tr.. - maces Nerves will be warmed and Readied; the relaxed Fi bres or fort flabby flea will be braced and rendein firm; the mufclas will be invigorated; the flaws will be ftreagthemals the emaciated nabs will be cowered with firajleik; the cc haufted rears will be repleoleacd; the inspoarlitaa watery blood will become rick and balfamic ' sod its languid dada tan reftored to the fanatire impetus, which is the trim estate of heath; the bngsid drooling *trim wit be revived and ex hilarated; digeftion wit be poeseted; lie Roost thetowsef the nerves will be altered. and by there means the whole ceniti cotton will be resonated. Fableaefl, haltude,maiety, meta chary. and all the deplorable fanistems or dash will Tim m ; sod itreastb, ardour, fertility, and every evidence of renovated. health will be the happy retort of taking this inertimabk Baba in due time. according to the dirt:dans far ate VIM& 110113111* pany each packet. TO THE FAIR SEX. The she of Mecca is mat earneftly reetnamended during pregnancy, as well as at every other period of their lives; its Luanne and refined properties, ha mild operation, and fpe:fic qualities, are mat happily congenial to the native delicacy of the female habit; and thofe complaints of which females are more immediatclifufeeptible, cane fo diredtly within the benign in fluence of tlits medicine; that its timely admianitastion will molt affuredly fuperfede the needEty of any other remedy. la all particular cafes it will be a•lvifahle to eanfok she Dotter, which may be done by letter addreXed to kink No. as. lailliaptiate ltrect-Within, or to the ewe of any owe °this wholcfale arms. and encloling his fee, (not kis than Willa guinea): and every female may net seared that her cafe will be treated with the utmoft delicacy, tbe molt ferupulous attention to every pard. cider, and the molt profound hasty, by a phybetan of relent& knowledge, very great experience. and lladt integrity. A Prnof of the Macy of that molt excellent Medkine, the BALM of MECCA, which is an infallible Cure foe all NZIWOUI Diforders. The Hon. Mrs.Twi s LcroN vras &bled to a violent Nervous Head-ache, Palpitations, Tremont. sad unaccountably dittret ling fi.efadoos for Come years ; daring which Ow contains' keno of the molt eminent Medical Men in the Kingdom, followed their Pretensions, ufed the Bath Waters, Ste. for two tee ms. without effect, and never received any paimmeet raid till Owe was recommendni to the Proprietor M the Balm of Maws, by whole Advice and Medicines he has been perfectly rehired (V)4t CNA LOTT - 1 WISLSTOIII anraretrect, Cavendightquaiv, London. . ANOTHER PROOF. Mr. BULL, Miniature Painter, NM WI. Pah-mall, was af didedvrith a Nervous and Rheumatic CompLib)* fur $ yam which inereafed fo mach, notwithrtanding he had the belt Ad vice, that lion the manikin In his head, and the violent pain in his limbs, he was apprchenfive that he mould never be agie to dd& a Pcetralt of his Royal Higbee& the Prince of Wait, which be was painting. when be was reasenmended to try the Balm of Mecca. by taking which he was wonderfully relieved in lefothan fix weeks; and by continuing the Medicine, with the Doaor's Advice,obtained a perfedt Cure. ANOTHER PROOF. Mn.S MART Co* I as. aa Mr. Aftwan's, LentAlbtom tw &au', was afflicted fur many yean with a inert dreadful Ner vous Dif,rdcr, acr.iwiranied with Hy ft eric Fits, mid a violent find Pain in the Crown of her Hnd : by nide( the Balm a Mena Out has obtained a pafcd cure. ANOTHER PROOF. _ _ WILLIAM STOIIOe, E fq. Chief °Meer eif the Prrr Eart- Indianaa, by a refulcnec in the Eaft Indies, and the kverittes of the Company's Naval Streit:gin which he had beats enema more than Twenty years, was reduced to a Rate of debiNty and General relaxation of the Syftens, wisloh canna be ddaibed• I•he Balm of Metes has reftured Lim to a better fide offactitla than be ever before enjoyed. AgOTHER !MOOR Copy of a Lettnriels; Mr. Sheppard, Britt& Weal, Nwe. sy , sloe. A Lk-nat./roman, 'who Jetties in tie neighbourhood of la te, called on rie this morning, to acknowledge a very remark able Cure, which the has experienced from taking The Balm of Mecca ; ;eked this Medicine appears to be fogenerely caw , clout. and I have mete wltneffed fo convincing a proof of its :utile:see in the foregoing inflanee, that I @all take every op portunity to recommeud it ; and as I am quite oat, I mime you will (cut sue a fret :apply as loon as potable. . I arri, Sir, your obeiient Servant, (Signed) eras. vvvvvvv 'f be Balm of hieeea is prepared gamine only by Maratha and Co. Surgeons, Na. as, Slthopfgate-street Within ; and by r appointment as fold wholetale and retail by Mr. %/Athens No. alp, Strand, fiaenth bode from Tompole_Bar Mr. Bat" ter, No. 4 Cr apritle and by every repudiable Medicine Vender intias United Kingdom. Price as. pd. Doty laufuthd: LONDON: Printed' (or the N. T .11,... 6, by JOHN DAN: Lb (of Maiden-lane, Coot-Oases) ae the STAR PRINTIttc • OFIICI, Na r , Cara=-Scout sod pubiNiod by LEVEL KENTa cavtab yr/pieces Lanbah) et kis I,oircy4geo ed. ; wssa. se d- imes. L Ad- Pak* t Vats. r the netted with Mit Ner- Went los of snake Ptd y and ribed• sad* oL nark- Ins of of its 7 or :964 Tula Bell nd Is/ diet% one hod• now ikor: •