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~~ this will I L tole ; r 'Ft) be 1 tioi for I of; aft' 1 Po fi 0 bl, the In wh vet The 14 In tad Ire do Te i . 1 1 tle Lit EA Liti I a t , thi the i t on of Th (et Mr 1 the LOI 1 . 011 itint MJ (eni , rep ' but Jibe I tice He I thatl obje ord Cot I eial the of Ri go Cot li B. t 1 onl to . I tor on 1 ilia • Pc" , 1 occ ed (II? f.. 1" WI it la( e fi t. I 1 , T:i, ii a: ' , DO pr 311 of CAI lir of per 13 , 1 le4 • d, f l e i , plat i J I , ta. ig _ "Ir Cr! '11!. , TO THE EDITOR OF Tar 5 FAR. Ibe foilmvirg Sins from Pr. C•.t.ii.:s Srott" , :!l Sctecre a.e highly expr..liter o. what the icLlinip of (eery 21 . 1.-. NI ought to be a: thi. montanous 4, There faithful guar ii .n. of 7aita•lnla's fate, i . j ,lute, Iteli4ion, L•berr!., yri!e, I ram age to age !et urge t n., le Jr.-es: (.3 way the! t..i1l 13,.a:In;a's bar I) I 41: J . l i F r n:i,;hty deeds 0: big!,ernpi lac mote! 1 Hold to repel the proud inful:in,7 for, To brave the dangers of the mi:3ltiv deep, To Earth's rerun:ett verge, afar to bear Ile honours of the Eri:ifh name, to ',es, With equal law., benevolence I:i'. ~-,n,ze, And 2ettl, the Colliffler. of !inn!, i : Nor kr. tho art of Peace engage acre Thin thole of IVar, dertruetive jail) , discoid; Valera when dire necertity compels To draw the (word, vindiaive, to . repel Dating invarion, and to pour corteturt On thoft who Juftice, Virtue, Liberty, co.itcrun, And mirage( Hot againft the Sons of Goo. Such now the times that route the Lion'a rage, And mule the nations tremble at It s rear: Now la the (fiends of Truth and Virtue juin, tinaw'd by Danger, unfulidued by Year, And burl fwift Vengeance on the daring fu•! MA Nsiox-1-inv , l.—Yerter,!ay Thomas ClaiTon, who sea.: cotomitt-d hr the Loan Montt, on Satur day lA, charged on fnfpirjon of being concerned in Come treafonable pralices, as fcrmerly mentioned in 'his Paper; was again brought to the Manann-hottfe, hen a great many letters and papers, which had .en taken in his houfe, were read over to him. Their contents, or his anfwers, at prefent it will not be expetled that we (hould pub.ith. The examina • Lion took place in the LORD Maymt's patintir, be fore his Lorditip, and Mr. Worm-, of the Secretary of State's Office: 'lt Lifted an hour and a half : and, after it was finifhed, he was again remanded to the Poultry Compter. Before Mr. Claffon left the Man -1I imhoufe, a bill of 961. was (hewn to the Loao Maros, that had been brought to the Compter for the prifoner's acceptance, but which was not (tarried to he handed to him agreeably to the inftrultions which had been given. His Lordfhip approved of what had been done, and repeated his orders, that he Mould not hold communication with any perfon whatever ; and that commercial matters molt give way to more prang bofinefr. TApe prifoner is a tab- good-looking man, about thirg, and a native of Ireland. He was taken in and out at the private door, under the care or Mr. HoldiWorth, and Mr. Teague, the keeper of the Compeer. COURT or CHANCIIRT.-.—A few days ago a Gen tleman having addreffed the LORD CRANCELLOR, re. Wive to the hurley of Mrs. Sarah Mauvillain, of Egli Sheen, he elated, on that occafion, that a pe tition had been prefented to his Lord(hip two years ago, hut that no procedure had taken place upon it, the confequence of which was, that the property of the lunatic was by no means fecured or preferved ; on the contrary, it was entirely under the controul of certain perfons who were wantonly fquandering it The Loan CHANCILLOR had ordered the cafe to be fet down again ; and Lady King, the elder filler of Mrs. Mannikin, to prefent another petition. Mr. Macmahon, the Gentleman who had recalled the bufinefs to the recollellion of the LORD CHANCE L. Loa, and who was the huiband of Lady King, pre rented a new petition yellerday morning. The Loan CHAMCILLOR having ixrded the peti. don, exprefled his indignation at its contems. Mr. Monahan anfwered. that the petition had been pre-' feasted by his Lordthip's permillion. His Lordtbip replied, that he had given leave fora new petition, but that he had given no authority for the feurrilons libel it contained, sn arraigning and attacking the juf lice of the Court, or of reviewing its proceedings.— He ordered the petition to be withdrawn . ; obferving, that if a decent ante was prefented, he fhould have no objedlion to hear it, and in the mean time made an order fat the attendance of Mr. Macmahon, and the Connie), tomorrow morning, at nine o'cl..cic. At Leictflet Affixes, Mr. Juflice Rooks and a (pc. eial Jury were occupied on the 9h infl. ft-m eight in the morning till near midnight, with the fccond trial of a cattle between the Gentlemen trading on the River Trent, Sec under the firm of the Burton Boat Company, plaintiffs, and Media. Wedgwood and Bs erley, defendants. 'The rum immedi atelj , claimed by the etion was on ly ; 20. 3‘. 4(1. the price of a quantity aground Ain fold to the defendants for life in their manufac tory at Etruria, but winch they relafed.tn pay for, ten account of its fuppo.ed bad quality, alledging that the wide. (t f attach moll ..f the neighbmoring 1 •I IS hid' likes ife been pm-chafers) had been the occallun of a very deftruaive disluder which prevail. ea in the S:alludlhite potteries in the cosine of lafi Cur met. they 'muenster commenced a crofs aetii n fi.r a VIII petit ISIOIS in damages for the luires in their w Ile ; J the other manitfailurers concurring with then.. ill ca.& became of very confiderable interelt I i it. contequences. 0,, the timer trial at the fpring A Mzet, which w e d ten hoists, the Jury gave a verdict without he fliation for the Button Boat Company. But as fome fin thee evidence had been offered on both fides, tor waist of time, could not be received, the !mit on that ground applied for and obtained a :, e ae trial , which tame 01, at the Lae Affixes. The plaintiffs eflablilbed the gnotineft of their flint, not only by the cleared evidence of the mode and procr s. f manufaburiel it, and the inktedicuts used; and by the particular trials and gene.al experience of m relpeSable nottera ; but conclude d their cafe by a highly Icientific. yet simple and relish-nous statement by Mr. Whatelv, of Burton, as to a reties of very elaborate, chemical, and mineralogical ex periments, corroborated minutely by thole of Mr. lii,l.lle. an emir.cnt chemii of liircningh..rn, and the ncti and ingenious Dr. F;trefter, of Let by. , go eat nun.ber of w•itneTes were examined for the f-,,.!ants, but After a trial of upward► of iiitecn ti,c Jur y, w:.bout going trot of Court, gave the pLtintaf• a ICCUIId verdi6t. At ilie ah-ve Affizes, J. Clark, for a rape, maim' Pu.kence of dsatl►,.L d "Via laic lur citeutiona 0 DIRT! . I.. r r h c (Lord Witoughby '--tr fL7I., t, Barkeley-fquale, Am lion. Alre.Barnard, of d v. • d.l . lrex, the 1.1 of C train Rran, of a daughter. O t t kul.e.l4trert, tut Lady u( Henry Dam pi, r, On The it! 'y of Mr Herr). I la' pur, Bart. of Calke- P ,rk, Drrilyih re, of A ,I..tighter. ,Ir con,ty 'Away, the sd infant, the Lady of Peter O'`•, lacy, 1.71.1 of a daught.r. MARItII-1 , . On Thorflsy at St. George's t: Sum, I borver Iquare, the !410. Inhc button, t.,n of the It 11,:. L ord S!,, rho, to the 1-1.•;,. ll'. I.e.:gt °Ply d ughter ut t', :71a IL,. Lord Stswvll. 1 0r...1...y the Rey D.,eivl Sic vs art MuitoricLe, Re.ftor of I.oxtoil, to Mit, (•.sitzrt ry DIED. On the 7th fort. at 111cYridon,iierts. fry. fc..n of the late Rev. jot, Ilerifhaw, Rea'•r ,i;* high Ongar, inorning, George Vox, Ulha and Court-keeper of hi 4 Nlajefty's Excicequer. I .aft Sunday morning, in White florfe-ftreet, Ratcliffe, at a very great aite. lnd thcoldeß in the Greenland track, being yo years in it. Capt. R.. Watc•houfe, who in his life time frequently Lid, that ht, fruited every Commander in the trade twice over. FREEHOLD, NEAR. COVENT GARDEN, WITH IMAIE- . - DIA l'E PI)SSES,ION. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION:-By Mr. RAINS, . . . - TO-morrow, the ,9th inflant, at the R a il how Coffee-boufe, in Corn'ill, at Twelve o'clock, AMOST (übltantial and excellent HOUSE, ze fret in frard, on the South Side of GREAT RUSSELL rittrr, COVENT-GARI)EN, No. y, now end for many Vt in pall tS. well-known Reiltience of Mr. THOMAS GIiUG NON, Timcliccemtalicr. Scite . t the above liable, which contains Two (psalms Rooms, with a large and light Clofet en each Floor, together with the greater Part of the Yard, is Freehold, a very lamina! Tenure, in the fame lituation ; and the Remainder of the Yard is LAN hold, under the Duke of Bedford, at,3l. per annum. To he viewed'tickets, which, with printed Particular., may he had of Mr. RAll.r, Charlotte-Bice% Bloomfbury; alto prdned Particulars may be had on the Prentifee; at the Rainbow ; and of Nieffi,.. Greene and Tennant, Gray's-Innsfsuare. WEEN HORSHAM AND STEYNING. WITH IMMIe ImATE POSSESSION. TO LE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RA INE. To-morrow. the OM inaam, t the Rainbow 0 - Z4-houk, in Corth;l, at Twelve (Aka, in Two Lots._ 'l'l\ 7 o but ticlirakle cotiip.ta FREEHOLD FARMS, with convenient Houfes and Homeitead, known by the Nanwe of rAI.COPI FRS and WILTSHIkES; containiog together One Itundred gnd Sic Acres and 'Twenty-nine Po!mow and for many Years pall (with oat .r Lands) in the occupation of Mt. John Johnfon and his Family, at an old Rem under the pre fent I.fafe, which expires at Michaelmas nett, 1803. The Jißate lies a wort dißancr Weaward from the Turnpike Remd. bctw.at Hodhant and Steyning, In the Pori& of Shipley about Forty-one Miles from London. . _ . To be viewed by leave of the Tenant, of whom printed Panic-e -lan may he had; alto of the Priiiter of the Lewes P.iper; Old Shin, Bright helndloot ; Cheequeri, truing ; Anchor. Horlharn ; Nunes Had. Cuekeeld; Norfolk Arena, Arundel; of Mr. hied win. Attorney at Law, Horilum; Rainbow; and of Mr. 'Woe, ehailettc-Itrea, Mona& ury, where Plana nay be ken. ESTATES AND Tf rli ES IN AND NEAR. TO !..EWES. TO BE Si.; LD BY A I.lCl'loNv4l.ly Mr. RAINS, At the Rainbow Coffee-houfc, in Corahill, To-morrow, the 19th Inßant, it Twelve o'clock, in Four Lots, A NinvaluAble FREEHOLD ESTATE,confining of near Eighteen Acres of mee. proattive Meadow Land, in part immediately joinkg the River 0 U ZE. at the Bridge, in the centre of the Town of Lewes, on which It:mitten anticot Manflon houfe and Offices, now, and for many Years putt, occupied with the greater part of the abovementioned ground, by Sir Ferdinand° Poole, Bart. as a yearly Tenant; and the Remainder of the Land, with a roomy Dwelling-houfe, and large Warehonfus and Wharfs, by Sir Henry Buckman, Knt on Leak of which about Font Years are now unexpired. Likewife the Tithe of C •rn, Grath. Hey, W O Ol. old Lamb.. an' Dually growing and wiring Own nw One Tbnufand Five Handel:4 ercs s.f teal cal:hated 1-and, in Hound Dean, and Albcombe F4lllll, held by Mr. Towle and Mr. Wye, am yearly Tenants, in the Parifhes ty' nt. Peter and St. Mary Welton, lying on each See of the High Road, at the Turrthiltia-ltoufe, between Lewes and Bripbtbduittnne, about a Mile Wilma from tit former Town, and Ccven from the latter. The feveral Tenants will permit the Property tet he fern; and of whom printed Particulars may be had; alto of the Printers of the I ewes Mahlflone Papers; Ohl Ship. Drlskthelnskoee ; Anchor, Korai= ; White Hat, Reigate; the Alma. at Lilt China. ; Rainbow Coffee-honk; and of Mr. Ralne, Land-Sur. vcyor, in Chalons...amt. Riimmibury, London, wbers comet Flans nay be feta. BETWEEN BI.I . 4:INGIIAM AND EItESTER,WITH POS. SESAUN AT LADY DAY NEXT. TO BF. 50'..1) BY AUCTION-:By Mr. RAINE, On Friday, the 25th infant, at the Raktbmt Coffee-I;tatte, In a: Twelve o'clock, in Lots, A VALITABI.E FREEHOLD and TITHE FRF.i ESTATE, the whole glowed within the Part& of Twyford, which eatc•th over the Hamlet of Chrrodu, 4 whit h the :meter P.m .n this Eft .we lies. The Land Is principally Grazing Ground of the Bat QuentT, and contain. altogether Slit Hundred and Firty-five Acres, on which are Tht ee bentelciols, called Croft's, Gunnell's Hill, a. - 'd Smarts; the Twit former very gnod,and all are PleafantlY &nate& Mr. Cruf.. at Twyford, a. well as the other Tenants will dew their rcfpnno , of wit m printrd Particulars may be had ; silo of the Primers of Or; Oxford, Readir..T, and Northampton Papers; CoLkam Anne. Fue.chighant ; King's Anna, bise.ter; t Ayilbury; at the Rainbow; of Mr. Hotilet, at 'Flume; Mr. Carter. sta, K. Inn ; and of Ntr.Ratne, Land Istiveyor, in Ch lot te-street. Elourabury, London. where a Mammy be ken. F!. I IGLI) VILLA, PARR, FARMS, &e. BERK& GE AUC'T'ION, Ily Mr. it PHILLIPS, A4alarrawm • s Cultec-hoefe, Conihia, I.ondon, on Tuefdap, AuR al, at one &Clock. In three Lots, Sin)rn elf:Y Elegant FREEIIOI.II VILLA, wive :nitre of eompctent welharrangcd attached and detach ed Office , . of every defeription ; three doutile Coach-beaks, ex cellent Stahling ti r to Kirks; Farm-yard,inelofed and furroand td by foitah•e Barns well cooltroded; sit-lodges, t7erw-flteds, Pirgcry. Poultry-hook, Pigeon -cote, Ourifaninel e kick-yard ;fp iou. Kitchen Garden. in t art wailed and abersdant• ly en-writ and planted, lle,wer Garden. Melon Grounds, verdant Lawn. and pleafure Gmends; imble le :et of Water, well Rocked with Fun. Boa: and Bathing H olfe, and two Runic Cottages and Gardens—the wu le 1c,..!e..1 in a Park about ea Acres of rich and fertile Land, within a mg-fence, and enviremed by a luxuriant .Shrubbery, prolufely panted with the mulct choke and beautiful Evergreens Plants an I bhrulis, bounded by a oircuime• (travel Walk, above ace mile in kook, and farmed Cu metric &Ica by a Path Paling and Dwarf Rail I coring. The Pre:milt 4 ate eminently 4:init.:gobbed for beauty of Markel, crowning the footrest at an acclivity commanding profpctili of the furmording country, which arc eareiy equalled for eatent, and peeuharlp marked by their rich rerun' y, and beautenu. variety. The country abounds with Game and pronitude of Field fiports—The Grounds are happlk chfprifed by Nature, and taltefully Improved by Art, rendirinr, them equalkdeli,,htfal and pmfitabk. • Tho Villa, Mies, aid Out f endings, which have Ices credited whit!. Two Years, at an ex; enc.: of niai:y "Ikoulands, arc pled - sulatitt futiflactial ; juilicinutl7 arranged, and planned with more than tirmi' to conibtrt and convenience, and in miry rely.. et fitted an. 1:1114C.2 its the molt expefitivc and emnylete manner pot- Lble, altt.nd.,• tly f pplic,i a ith hard and Cal , Water. AT , , near a'. :;'nee ::.•1 e o Fret holi! FBlllll4. with /her Out buildings, and about Eighty five A • re Per rich Arable and Paiute Land, lying c.ritraft, at .1 in a biNh et:kir/Won. 'fbe haat. i , fituated at Shentis Id, licrhc, &dam fri.ni Loudon 50 Wirt: ; Tl.nairitoke s 4 ; I lent, y so; i',.:arlow sy; and Reading Lttic mire than viit.agc is highly re foretalak, and ere:tient ; lot !limn& are kept is the Neighbourhood; d - .e 1 and '1 . xis rcteesocci. Way he ViCT:t' I SI . Ti-liet•, which, wittt primed Particulars. n:a7 be had of Mr. H , Now a p4 printed , „,,i-ot a rs silo had d the Cann . , Wincifor; Sun, Maid. nhearl ; R e I ,„,,, heAlri ; Oil. n 1; ' amh. Willingferrt; Laced; ? ad S r the f•• inter. kg d‘linr, Saldistiry. paper,;od Be: at t;arrsw. Conrtull ; atbd at sae Tar beidgcarest, Illatlarrare. TrET: MON"! OF THr EFFICACY OF AnAMS's SOLVENT 0:t THE CURL O 1 THE STONE AND GRAVEL. A s it w:is through an Advcrtilement I became ac• tp:i:•tt-d with the virtues of the Solvent. t hi.h treed MC t:o ravages or that nut!' curtly; & , is iblortkr the St.n.e. I with to ackrowled, t c in the fame manner my estraorthoa• ry A' ti perfect Cure; the particulars of which I (hall always be re-oy to tommtmicatt to ally P,-rfon whomay doabt of the 'ono errey an.:eitt,..Acy of the Nletlicine. M ORION. _ _ Hereford-11 , s et, 11yde-Park. No. c. May 20, 180.1. For a further account of the tures nt confirmed Stone in the Bbilder and Kidneys, eileeted by the SOLVENT, after truitl,4 trials Soap. Lime, atkla, and .A , kaline Waterss.—see Perry's Dif quifition of th • Stone, &c. price as. wherein are the opinions of fe v,ral eminent Suritentis on the importance of this Dikovcry. The following perions of dill:11041:a arc pleafed to recommend the Solvent, from its happy s Kcota no thcm4•ires or their Relations, vii. Lord Vireo:int Sacksvile, Sir Edward Ktistelibull, Ban. J. Amp , t, I fO.. M. P. scc. &c.— 6,,lvi.nt is fold by Mr. Perry, Suri;con, No. 9, Southamptutt-Rre, t, Bloomfbury-ftinare, in bot tles of 4s. bd. t I IL as. Duty included. Two large Bonk mare fail to correci the calculi:wit diathefis in the habit, and thereby prsvent die farinstion of Stone in rodent*. ry Patrons. DISEASRS of the uRETI IRA and Certain CO PI.AINTS AS lute Proprietor of DA RAN's celebrated medi. JL rated Bougie/ and Remedies, Pvir. DUFOUR informs thee Public, that he may as ufual be confulted daily from 9 to 3, at his horfe, No. 34, Frith-street, Suho, on Cafes of So-Wares, Obltrue tions, Glects,&c Ste. as well as rkbilitYMillti every difo der where fecrecy is fu eftential a requilite, that Mr. Dufour has provided a (patients Neuf:, that every Patient may be introduced in a feparate apartment. Mr. D. has for many years connoc.l hirofelf to that department of Surgery, and from catenfivepraCtlee, and the molt /Altering fuc.efs, he is enabled to offer a method of cure, °Old, eflirteious, requiring no coolittemt nt or rat:sine in diet, and which prevents arrelapfe. Paions in the country dating their cafes fully, in a letter, nickeling a we or a two pound note, will have proper westerlies rent to the amount. For the various fyroptonts, &e. Ike Mr. Dufuur's Treatifc on the above compt.iuts,plice 2 s.4d. the filth edition; to be had of J. Callo*, own -court, Suho; Mae (tern, Exeter Change: lad of he Anther. INFALLIBLE (LIBMAN Cl AN-PLAISTER. j'/-1E PROPRIETOR of this moll excellent REMF.DY is fo ccrtaln ,t 1 Its l'iEcaey having sever failed, in a variety of Cafcs, agrees, if it does not eraalcate the COWS, role and branch, To ILTUIIN IM wooer. It will, on application, take off the le Sainmatiit in a few hours, and definiy effedually the Malignity sithout the limit liaxard. Prints-1 Din.ll..ons fealixl up with it. This L the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fo Much repu tation in Germany, and has been fold in London upwards of Fifty Years, with the greateft reputatioa. • Soil Wholefide and Retail by T. Axtell, No, it, Finch-Lira, near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. y, Taviltock ftreet ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. James's-11feet ' • Mr. Swiney, No. xi, Pail-Mall; Mr. Ward, Nm. 314, Holbbra ; and Jeboult and Co. No. 'so, Oxforri-ftreet. .. • . At Briltol, by Biagio and Sheppard; and Bonder ' prAtters. Bath, By Hazard, bookfeiler, and Itoftnnan, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Portfea and Gafport, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, primer.and Mr. Jemi,bootfenet, Porefineudt, Mr. Motley, bookfellm. Dr. BRODU ht's NERVOUS CORDIAL and BOTANICAL STRUP. IT baa long been a qtleninn,`as well as a matter Or furprize, why Dr. BOODUIS &twirl be more retorted to as a Medical Man, than fame of our Grit Phyficians, whole charader and eminence has never been doubted: this Enigma has long intzzled aB ranks of people ; but when we weigh and confider the &auk in a deliberate tnanner. the furprise cedes, and the eatarwft is taken from the eye. For iuftance, hut. numerous arc the dif nrders the human frame is fubJedt to, and which wife fokiy from the Patient's imprudence; thefe complaints the Patient is &annual to unfold to his own family Phyficlan, either fearful it may by fume unforefeen aeddent Become public. or does not like to confetti his weaknef. to the Phyfician be is intimate with ; sad in which cafe the female in particular oftei falls a Liedtke, rather than divulge theft:cm of their guilt; and without knowing the aright of the ditorder it impolftbk for any Phyliaan to - proton's with Needs ; tbcfe, then, are the patients who ant with Eddy apply to Dr. &adorn, for they have only to Ogn Waal' to their letters and flute their cafe Without &try referee whatever. The Doan; fends them either a Preferiptiom M medicine (as the cafe may re quire) without ever knowiug the perfon who km made application to him, and the matter rens tot ever a keret, as it is out of the power of the Dodtor to make a difecivery this is the only and true cask why Dr. Brodurat monopolizcs the application of all ranks of people to hludelf ; and particularly to, as his chandler is fo well rittliHked a. a Ocilful Phyfician, when we obferve in the daily papers, the well authenticated Cures performed by hint, to means who have laboured for many years under Gout, Allen. ntatlfm, Evil, Scary'', Nervous, Confumptivc, Yellow Few!, Jaundice. Bilious Complaitus, gpains in the stomach and Bow el,, and Debilitle. of Both 5c,,.,, arifing from natural or trio/red Cater.% in particular, that. Complaiuts °debiting from littempe ran. e, improper indulgences, inebriety, or =awe Grief. tor the removal of every Lind of Obileuelion In the Syßem, there are law Medicines of equal efficacy, and in Complaint. of the liver, mar y can unify,. who have w aneffed Its beuetelal effeeta, even after the hirmation of a chirreua Subitanee---The Veliovr Fever, and thee fatal Difeafes that originate In the baneful Atmofphere in hot Chtnates. Tho Botanical Syrup, and Iteftorative Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Dodoes Book, No. 9, Ansion-itro.t, in bottles of 11. sa.—sts. 6d. and 6s. cd ; and by an Printers, Booklkllen, and Venders of Medicine, ta the United Ifandoist, with peeper til rinetiona W HEN Profcifinnal Men of educa' ion and e• di.viate from th•genemt fyltus by the fcledlios of • peculiar Branch, the fanaloss of loos continued freesia is the belt criterinis of fupairwity. Ton year. have I devoted my pradlicY to the utelulbte treatment of TIIE' DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful refill' of my plan Rive me Widows' ardour to oppore as far as I aw aisle the ra *ayes of that complaints which an the molt important In the seta. Wpm of human infirmities. After it itiatfon into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a stub-at an owl period of Erin:lke to tefeue individuals from the ignorance tit uneducated Men, or the equally dangerous precipitance of enteral Pradlitionen. T.ll THREE DISORDER 5, to the etre of villich I have devoted my amnion comprise every ftseeles of VENEREAL !NEED- TiON. whytiiier of a recent or long duration.a—adly An kinds of DEBILITY, whether sifnor from the habits of Sch . oolheys, sr the indulgence of mature age, and laitly that ctcrangesuerd of the fyft man Women which IsealLeat BARR I.N MESA or sT1?RII.1 rY. Numerous illfeafoi arc she rank of ijacranee or hafte In the treatment of a boric Gonoreaca, and it rot unfrcquently hat pen. that the lairds of litre :1v polrant d by the indlfcceti•iti of an ungurd. and boar. By a fuperior method Inch compLiftini arc easily curttl, MA even Wier,: others have failed, I trait that I may pre:fume to pier a radial tc oltabliihmetat. Few, however, are the cafes of eornrlfewed .liftreft in 'he dif order, compared Writh the calamitous Must ions of Mat, who from btdolgence In a SOLI r ARY VICF, or their, nt Gei e r, of a ratio:sable I.ife, acquire that Ilr:c of I)cliiiity which is the tutavnidabk coofcquence of fuch pernicious habf.s. Wp m th e unhappy (offerer broods over Lis mi'cry, but carefully conceals his mistortiow, it may be fume cud. istion f sr Lim to know, that altl•ongh It lx au objed 01.41.1..4 or unc...r. inty o 'her Praditionttii, the removal or •bof : D n1C11:11('IrS hp the gradual pregr.i• of rennvatis.o a the acquirement of in) expiTi.nce. II the rites of Succii..s nr Venus have begun to ...airy Will be prevoited by an e7.1.!y o• tin* Wriguid date. i.tal in their cairli no great "I t arm But where tLit dehrien,y hat few y..cs i a pr A s et p, e . fey...ranee is indlipenGhly roquifite to revive the rumberin i t fparks of Life. and to r..-anim.ite the Cru,filtudon MARRIED WOMLN, who have long hen cr,r - irpo:nted In their expalsti-ns of a I Amity. may be an'af:.l, that In nii.R IN- Rance. filth &frets are tiira' , le Gy N.l.l.llcalf.M. sECR FL V which is in etre-mid to tir. vilicrtali log, sm! !ha tlplificati ns whiek I have prelim:m.lw flatc.'onn tbc Lacs of my :interf,me. ht coincidence with Rich tl i. inns Is frven. that Nit. 'or confultcd by letters incloflrT a ,at byte.., No. If,. Arsmdrhatott, near I Tire is an :Unions,' entrance in Wattr-Prett aelioisgai,aad the tAr.lc t on bog", flews. &issUpsi w the Royal Collor s( Swami. BILIOUS MTV?, AINTTS, and tirt.PL; tz.% the STOMACH awl BOWILS. Dr. JAMEIVis ANALEPTIC PILLS. MFIE Excellence ef there Pills, as a genCe , :rga• and as a geoetal Prefcrva:ive of ,na Naa tine in the due Dikharge 44 the Animal Fendions, kis di:lA their Rt pication as a Medicine of the fief importance. Iht y ant admirably calculated fur diforde:s of the Stomach and ltowtt,; for Petilins of a Bilious, a Gouty, or a Rheumatic Difp43::tn,n ; a, w ,ll as fib thole wir.fe Cotißitutioni have been affeEted by a too aaive or too fed,ntary Life; or ley aR, Hence i hot Climates. They are likewife particularly fciv:ceable iu Head-Ache neesdloncd by Indigeflion, and in removing the had effeeis of Free Living; as al'o in preveritin. Palfies and Apoplexies, fo often tl.e coufecuenco of intemperaa,cc. The tendency of tbef Pills is to open the Pores by Night. and the Body by Days they moreover promote ilerp, and require nei ther Confinement attention or Diet. Recourfe thould be had to them on the firft Attack of a Cold, or urnn any fl.g!,t Indifpofi:ion g and they Ihould never be omitted at Bed Timerefter any Lands t f eating or drinking. As the ANA LS PTIC PILLS owe their Virtues to s p:culiar Pre paration, which has never bccti divulged but to the I.rrfent Pro. prictors, the can only be had genuine from them ; and they are fold only by F.NIWSZIY, at the War r houre for Do Jame.'s Powder, N 0.45, the Ealt End of St. Paul's Church-y.lra, a few doors from Cheapfldc, London; and at Dr. Jarort's late lioufe it Burton-Erect; in Boxes, Price es. 61 each, Stamp ineludrdLok the Quantity of Six in One large Box fot 11.41. Obefivve that The Words " F. NIWRERT, No. es, StPaurs,' art engraved os the Stamps. MI others are Counterfeits. GOVERNMENT SECURI I'Y AGAINS r COUN TERFEITSa None afc Genuine without having, tt SA ML. Socommt, Lite.. hoot," engraved in th- Stamp I and Ten Pounds Reward for every But •lc fold without Stamps, to be paid on wove:ben, be.. . der AEI of Parliament, the 42.1 Oco. 111. chap. kviadutc am alike of the Peace. CORDIAL BALM of CILEAD, Which is prepared (only) by S. SQLOMON, M. D. of the Male ' verity and College of PhyScians, and Author of v The Guide to Health," at Solomon's-plate, Liverpool; Price Half-a-Guinea a Bottle, or the quantity of Four in one Family Bottle for Thirty. three Shillings. on which Nine Shillings arc fated, Including alt the Duty, the Stamp of which, by order of Ids Majelty'sCorn milboners, bears the words, v demi. Sol o mon, Liverpool ;" and all others arc Counterfeits. 8 . Is there no Balm in Oilead> Is there noPhyllitian there? Why then is not the health of the daughter dairy people rem:wen:de /ea. viii. at. " The Lord bath eluded medicines to grow out of file earth, and he that Is wife will not abbot them; for with trek dank bk ' heal mai, and take away their pains."—Eest. es. via. 4, 7. NERVOUS SYSTEM. The train of melancholy diforders which afillathe bantam frame, larder the denomination of Nervous Dilates, are the principal Edith.' of huthan ntifery In the privation oflitaith. Tkofe Wording proceed from filch an infinite variety and enniplikatlon of eatifim he to render it impolEhle, deem It were always neeeffary, to trace them to their true (mace. The elfedt, howeVer, are but too well known and feverely Mt among( the greater portion of mankind and to theft effeela it may withoeres agggeration be alerted, that any remedy farrior or more led for einer thaw Dr. Ss. lemon's Cordial Balm of Gilead, never has been cd. In all delicate, weakly, end relaxed conitttations, lownefs of fMrfts, by dria, horrors,treniblings, weakoefs of light, lots of memory. ri r iorr i ed vigour, tubes durislis, nervous ennfampelons, and the namberiefs fymptams of impaired and tottering cooilltadons. wheelie* Wiling from a life of Inadivity, Intemperance, or Mats tendon to bath, its efficacy has attained throughout the three kingdoms, unionist and nayaralled celebrity. By aria perfcvce ranee in its are, It cheats, braces, and invigorates the whole ner vous Wiens, and gives or* tuns to all the Vital fate...tidos, of wbich numberieh InR diets have beendiven. 'fbe CORDIAL BALM of !LEAD is a molt noble making, nom eel of tome of the cholaft helium and Ilbenethowers in el* *bale Materla Medica.—The proceh la long slid laborious, sad requires the met nice and minute attention. 'I he difoovery of it has colt the Prophet.* anakelet &mai Prat lota of time, at2:2do, and dole applitatien predneal ehetniftry and it 1 1 1 2:n no (mall gratificatios to avow, that in offering it to the pubic he Invades no man's property, bur imitates any media due at peeked knows in public or private Youth and age or dtber ft s, are equally the objects of this rew Rotative, and they will imiformly participate ha its falubrlotte qualities and ands. 'To the Toasts It will afford bang bealtlig Rrength, and Writs, In place of lath& and debility, and to the aged and Winn, it will aurally fern* pest relief and etteniotta by gently and faddy invigorating jhe Itftem. It will nut give kn. martality. but if it be In the powa of Medicine to gild the astualit of &dining yenta, and calmly and feretely pretrial the dote off life beloW its narrow fon , this reiterative Is capable of dicelonig that grand defideratont. Canniest ions relaxed i week or decayed, In men or women, e ra ' under the immediate iclllience of this relloistivet and old coughs. animas, and confaniptive habits. mania teliated,'ond rpectint eared. Poverty of blood, end emaciated nmlr, wiq, erelong, *met dig happieft change, the chit watery fluid will become nehaad bat ramie, and the limbs be cowered with deoi, din and bralthy. tyd earksy eteetrageubsuey and weil-onefted term a: to few, au the pamithei, (wind up with web bottles which an hircin for Want of room:_ SEICCRYiT to PURCHASERS. Bc eardel to Ware the Name, "Sant. Sot.owomr, Civtit ea.; , in the Stamp, sliced to teAry Cando( Bottle, all wheal me Counterfeits. Sold at his Wareboufe, No. 6, Colletetreea. Dab llo andls h aypointment, by J. Mathew,* Nn. strand. end Dicey C ii..w Church -yard, Lond.m ; Seakb, Baxter, Huileand, sett liVer, Edinburgh ; M•Doseld, Gleigow ; and bYIII Medicine Vaott J. rain every Market Town in Great Ideal% Isdand acid Amman. VEICT:RIAL 11L1NDNF.M. To Mr. 'Fromm; TATLOIL. surgeon. Na 9, New Iltidgmbeate &MAR its, London. IT is with the Tana heartfelt fatisfadlion that I ado drefs you on the incomparable excellence error limbs/bin Nledicine—LEAKE's PATENT PILL&—In the tprinp of this year I had the misfomone to enatrad a Venereal Complaint. attire. deal with the molt alarnihg and dangerous fymptoans ; In fo part that I have been coorned to my room fora wb.cle week earthen) and not able to Ilk out of it I had no rug night maim?, MA Cuffered the m- ft excruciating pain and torment, and what wan Rill work, my eyes grew weak and die, fo that I could karts ddects any object, if ever fo chafe to me, and impeded nothing leis than the total ids (limy fight. From a flout, healthy, and ta• tbcr corpulent man, I became a mere "sada'', and an *Nod of pity and compaffion.—My friends had all given nw ewer, and thought my recovery impoltable. In this dleadful Rate, and ex. polling every minute to be my lag in this world, I was hotti• nately re—ociarenhed by a neighbour to try your Afedlaines, but having easel all medical aid to no purpok.eutd bean at an atortnoull caprice, It Was Come tiate before I could be prevailed no to take then,; at lift I lent foe fiz boxes, and before I had taken them all, I found conliderable benefit ; my pains gradually decreared. and my eycfight grew bctcr, and tic the rim forprite and alto. I.lolmer.t of all my friends, (after taking three hrtur• Inoft), my health and Rrength was perkdly rellorrd, aid 1 am now. (0a" .. . to m i GOD and yen:l-Invaluable Medicines), as well and hearty ad ever I was in my Ilk. Vont obliged humble ;errant. Iligh-tteet, Birmingham, November t, mg. It. L. LEIOH. 'the above Aletliene is ammeltly recommended to all petfenif that arc in any doubt of thdr being entirely free of every Veer: real Affedion, pa:tirt.lirly to thole at (Nit altering their canditiorl In life, as it will c , rtainly eradicate !Tell Lillie of that Mute, of however long Banding. cw however elergu fed under the appearance of other difoOers It may he: for Scorbutic, Glandular, and Coma nevus Complaints it is alto reconun.nded to be taken, cdpeetally the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, TIIOWAS TAT Leg; htcrnlicr of slat Corporation of Surgeons, London, a: his boullt• )1:.. 9, Nrrr west re he will give Advice, Without a Fie, to ?cam,- t.hing tuck PUls, and will Infant. Patients Lo • tin, if p.R on the fame terms, Waving In all cafes the molt insiolaide fiercer. no Perfon's s ante or cafe hailing bred mentlons.l, but at their t rrn Tar icular nitwit, by the Proprietor, during the courfe t.f atc T than 35 ysars, that hcbaa had the con dua. of an eattrlve tale of the above Mhdklne and the pew:lice sang , lieretrom. They are atf. N.! by his appointment, at the Pet 'omen, hros 35, St. Allmes-Brat, ; Mr. Robertfoit'sTor-fhop, l4 °• Ogford-flrect ; Mr. Steers, jlociltfiller, No. t. Union-rows Little Tower-bill ; atal by one Petion in every canfitier.ibk v ., is. is England, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each faded up, with fall and plain dircellons. LONDON! t.irtcd and pu'.!.:hrd by LLVELICIF/47 (orCati tcemary-rbce, Lambeth) ti the STA, Orli Ct. Na 1. OITCY' firm. p WON sVa Qc Staa OrrieL,TaK4 ear•