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WINTLR.-A PASTORAL. Bleak Llowt the wind! and fr. , .3 the furly Ncrth The f1..-cey 11.1kLs in drifted ihow'ri del-cend! Prow hi' warm cot the Shep::ei,', ventures forth, At.d I the (torn:, hi, bleating charge to tout W.th v'cr the joylcf, plain, on droopinz n ing, The tcatlier'dtiibc, urge With mnelous cry—nor lonzer, fing 'llc of pay Ep huneLr picre'd and chilling cold, Now to the garden Lta the feet Hare; Fur want twit render c't , 1 the talid 'OOll, And rook the torpi,l Lb of Deipair. Thc fai.llßobin, with tV.ltreb*,lphirrf, r',.n at the window poi:r.hii plai,,ti n In On tl.i,eting wing. and, reAkft of the LkftineLively imp!or.:s the 1,uint,4•,6r.,ir.. little rofy-breatted fav'tite, co.: ! To dice my bounty ever 0::11 expand ; k..c in my c,:!...gc lied a welcome Limn; And freely than: p:ttance of r•.:y {sand! Th'ck falls the fnow ! and ruth:cfs howls the Nan ! No flar benignant greets th. trav'ller's fght ! But plunging on, dcfisondent and aghaft, He droops ! he falls! he finks in endlefs night ! Happy the man, befide his ehearful are, Whom books delight and lit'rature reein'd ; Who wisdom can fi oin ev'ry page acquire, And treafurc up her precepts in his mind! And lipppy he who with Come partner d'ar Holds converfe tweet, nor dreads the wintry gale; Or to a prattling offspring's liiThing ear Repeats the jocund, legendary tale. But think. ye Sons of AfP.uerce! oh think, While thus the Gods your ey'ry wish fupply, How mat:y on the bed of a:lva fltrink, And talle the bitter draught of mire!). ! Go—du - ire the rigour of th' inclement year, The checrlefs Hut of Poverty explore! Go—chafe th. Widow's and the Orphan's tear, And toetteit want, unfold your ample fore! SO ihßii OUNIPOTZNCE the deed reward, And with praperity your riches blefs! For be alone is worthy He AT . N . II regard, Whole foft'ring hand relieves the Children of Dards! O. R. POLICE. Mansion House.—Yefterday a long private examination took place before the LORD MAYOR. bpon the cafe of one of the letter carriers of the General Pnfl Office, who at prefent Rands to-cott milted on fufpicion of being in fome way concern ed in fecreting a letter, in which there were notes and bills to the amount of Sol. Two other per- Cons, who are alfo in cuflody, and who were ap prehended yefterday morning, were alio examined. One of them was flopped at the Bank, while offer ing one of the notes, fuppored to have been in the letter, to be changed, and the other was appre hended in eonfequence of the perfon fo flopped, having declared he received the note from him.— The whole of the examination was private, and we do not feel oerfelves at liberty to enter into any of the particulars, until the circumtlances (hall be more fully developed at a future examination. • Gustostatt..—A young man, of the name of Concasaost, was yellerday brought before the Sit ting Alderman, charged by the landlord of the George and Mitre Tavern, in Mitre -court, Fleet treet. on fufpicion of having flolen his pocket book,ln which there were notes, &c. to the amount 0(701. The landlord faid the prifoner came into his coffee room, where himfelf and fnme friends were fitting ; he had that day been paying a good deal of money to his brewer, wine merchant, &c. and being a little elated with it, had drank freely, and, in the collide of converfation, had produced his pocket book ; when the prifoner obferved, " he Mould like to (peak to his reader"--and two or three times, in an apparently joking manner, pick ed his pocket of his handkerchief, and retus ned it him again. Soon afterwards he left the haute, and the pocket book was 1011. In confequence of the above circumflances, Cufpicion attached to the' prifoner. He was remanded for re•examination, and a warrant granted to fearch his lodgings. Bow•STRETT.—On Thurfilay evening, about eight o'clock, as the Chifwick errand cart was par ling through Hammerfmith, a box belonging to Mr. Dickens, of Alderfgate-flreet. was cut from behind it, and the robbery being difcovered by the boy who was driving the cart, lie gave an alarm to fevers) perfons, who went in purfuit of the rob bers, and when they got into Black Lyon-lane, they found the box in the poffeffion of two men, who laid they had juR found it ; but the perfons who had joined in the purfuit of the robbers not believing the account, were about to take them into cuftody, when the men ran off. They were purfued, and the cry of, " flop thief," sailed, and as they paired through Hammerfmith, one of the men who had been in polfellion of the box, ex claimed to his companion, with a moll lo.rrid oath, " he would do them both," meaning the two mess who were purfuing him, and immediately doled with one of them cppolite the four mile Ilene, at the end of Hammerfmith, when a delperate enfued, and unfortunately the villain proving the firongell man, threw his purfuer down, get upon him, and was endeavouring to murder him in the moll deliberate and barbarous manner, till allif tanee came up and fccured the villain. It was fome time before it could be - afeertained who the wounded man was, on account of the bloody Rate his face was in. He proved to be a man of the name of Pidgeon, a fervant to a gentleman in that neighbourhood. A forgeon was immediately pro cured to drefs his wound', when on examination he proved to have a dcfperate cut from his fore head to the back part of his head, which was croffed with another delperate cut acrofs his head, and f:veral cuts on his eyes, nofc, and hands; the villain not content with this blond thirfly condsuft, had endeavoured to cut the infide of his mouth. in doing which he aSually broke a large knife in his month. The poor man's life is dcipAircd of. The villain's nceottplice was :ilia fecnred, and ycf terday they were examined at the Public Office, Bow-ftreet,and committed fin-further examination. A young man was charged before the Magil traces, with getting into the fervice of a Lady as a footman, by means of a falfe charaaer ; this being clearly proved, he was entwined in the pe nalty of twenty pounds, which he not being able to pay, was committed to the Houfe of Corteaion Ittr lix weeks. M.'.1:111'.0.017CH STR.rET.—YetierclAy David GPf :4! was brought bei . ore the Sitting INilngiftrate, cirtr , :ed by a Gertleman with being an impolior. This man is one of the numerous objeis which in fel 'his town, and prey upnn the humanity of the pa!Lnger. by pre• ending to be iil. The Gentle man tlated, that fame time (ince he perceived this M . .ying ontht ground, apparently in a violent 1:', he api:C.C.'eJ to recover, compaflionating tu,..e:011, hint all the Myer he had in pi,eket. At a ful;;;:quent time he fats him in the taint: tituation, and conceiving that he was li_ in he thought it was not proper for him to be its the Ilrect, and accordingly procured atfif tance, and had hint ci•nveyed to his lodging, in New Peterdlreet, Weilmintier. The people be longing to the honfe told the Gentleman that he was often brought !lame in that Rate, and after the 1,.n-fiats that had taken Cate of him were gone, lie weald curie and (wear, and call his landlord and the other people in the !mitre fools for working and and would fay, Here, fee what I have .gi.t by my fits, 1 . -e how it turr.bles into my poc ket!" at the fame time polling out great quantities of..nriney. The Gentleman, however, at that time teak no farther notice, but left him. Yefterday he happened to he going up Fill-Ilreet, Hanover: feluare, and taw this fame fellow in a pretended tit, lie immediately came to the Office and inform ed the Magillrate el the circumftance, who in. ilantly &thatched two of the Officers, who appre hended 1••nt in the very parnxylm of his diforder, and brought him to the o!lice, where lie under went an examination, and pretended to be very ill. He was committed to Bridewell as a rogue and vagabond The 111agiftrate laid the public were much indebted to the Gentleman who had ftepped forward to bring this impoftor to jullice. A refpetahle man and woman were charged by a woman with taking illegal infurances in the Lottery. This woman fluted, that fo long fince as September, Rte had infured No. 17, for forty-eight guineas, and had paid them 21. Bs. as the pre mium: The lucky number came up, when they retitled to pay the hit. The parties denied all knowledge of the tranfaaion, and called feveral perfons to their charaaer, and the Magiftrate dif charged them. A woman of the name of Sr:l;th was charge 1 by a tradefman with making a riot and difturbanee. It appeared that Mrs. Smith had a child by this perfon, which (he kept, but had ufed it HI, and tar ned it out of doors. The child, who is about ten years of age, flew for proteaion to the father, and the mother infilled upon having it back. This occafioned a difturbance. The father Rated that he allowed her upwards of 601. per annum for her maintenance. She was committed to find bail to anfwer the Charge. The Fair Sex in general mna admit the truth of st:claring, that many Mothers date the commence ment of long iilnefs, and lingering death, by being incapable of fuckling their Infants from having Sore Nieles, whereby either improper food was infufed into their tender Stomachs, or delivered to the care of a negligent or unwholefotne Wet•nurfe, the fource of difeale and fhortener of life. Many lovely infants have been pined and left the father childlefs, and the weeping mother comfortlefs ; many have gone mourning to the grave under 'filch a lofs ;—who would fuller one day when relief I can be obtained by applying Mrs. GARDNER'S !Pee of Rots and Xi/pie Cafes, which have been prefcribed and adopted by Gentlemen of eminence of the faculty in their nwn families, schn, divelles: of prejudice and pariality (fatisfied of the efficacy ! of the Medicine) were relolved to patronize the • fame, for the general utility of the public. To be had only of Mrs. GARDNER , No. 7 6, Lon g Acre, and No. 3, Shoreditch, near Finfoury• fquare, at 7s. per Packet only (duty included), literally worth 11. is. Diforders that proceed either from an impure (late oi the blood, or a relaxed date of the nerves, having, in innumerable inftances, fubfided by a courfe of SP ILSBUR Y'S Antifcorbutic Drops, too ! much cannot be faid in praife of that invaluable preparation. This unparalleled fuccefs, in the molt complicated cafes, kas eflablifhed its celebrity throughout the univerfe ; indeed, where is it pal ' ble to obtain fuch a reflorerof the conflitution and infallible core of the Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm, Evil, Leprofy, and a variety of other complaints, too generally incident to human nature ? Thefe Drops are fold in bottles of ss. and 6d. los. and 11. zs. cask, with a black (lamp affixed to each bot tle, by the following venders in London : F. New bery, 45, St. Paul's ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-)yard ;E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's ; Wray, Birchinlane; Bolton, Royal Exchange; Evans and Co. Long-lane ; Barclay, Fleet-market ; Bacon, Oxford-ftreet ; Ward, Holborn ; Bayley, Cockfpur-flreet ; Swinney, Pall Mall ; Walth and Withers, No. 229, Strand; Brennand, Biffiopf gate-ftreet ; Clark, No. 269, and B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough, Southwark ; and at the Difpcnfary, Nn .15, Soho-fquare. HIGH WATER AT I.ONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning • • •• • 56 minutes after 6 Afternoon LONDON MARKETS. PRICE OF HOPS. Rent 101 OS to 111 41 a ran 101 53 to 111 tol i Itiiiict tel os to gel !is V Sulks tol os to nil its fo E6ei tol os to tot tom. ‘ 4 Farn. 141 os to 01 Os A t PRICE OF SEEDS, January ail. Red Clover (new) 2os to (los per cwt. • Red Clover (old) 3os to 78s pet cwt. White ditto Sos to 14os Trefoil 3aii to 762 Turnip ass to 26, per bonsai Rye Grata 301 to jO3 per quarter Carrawsy 401 to 441 per cwt. Coriander ace to 29$ ditto Canary Seed 8..:s t 9 sios ditto New Riye Feed 321 to 361 per laft Brown Mußard Seed tifii to 245 per Saint White ditto Lis to l 811 per dkto. Broad Beans 3:s to 46$ pet do. Loris Pods 264 to 28$ per do. SMITHFIELD, January 28. To fink the offal—per Roue of Ilk. Beef 4s od to is (id 1 Veal 62 od to 7s 6d Mutton 3a od to 6s od 1 Pork 45 Ild to 3:s 8d NEWOA'f E and LEADENHALL, January 28. Per Rohe of 81b. by the carcase. Beef 3s 61 to 41 8d I Veal 4s 4cl to 61 44 Mutton 4s od to Ss od Pork 4s 8d to 34 8d Stock at Market this morning, &Ott 7-o --Sheep 2,6a0. RAW HIDES, January 28. Hide, (per Rime) 3s 8d to 4s od 1 Heat', Calf sis 6a etch Middling 3s ad to 31 4d Horfc Skill* 145 to t6s od o:dinary as 10d to 3$ od ohcep Skitts 4s od to 100 od PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENSLALL. Bute, co to 361 b each 19d to and Ditto, 6o to 631 b laid to 234 Merchants Backs 59,1 to and DrefUng Hides 18d to 19c1 Fine Cowl* Hides 19.1 to aid Crop Hides for Cutting 2:d to asd Flat Ordinary aid to 19d (. Ili Skins, 3o to 4olh per dozen atid to 314 1 htto so to 7clta u-d to szd Ditto to to Bolb 2,6 d to 2,14 Small Seal. (Greenland) per lb. 3s ad to 3s 44 I.ltrite ditto tees to 1401 per doz. Tanned Honk Hides !R. to ;at c ich PRICE. OF TALLOW IN LONDON. ft. James' , market 4s 64.1 *1 own Tallow 7Rsod tics Clan Market 45 7d Ruilla ditto (ca.) , 060 d tO 76s Whitiehapel Market Rua ditto (loao 70‘ to ;Is (per ficuie of 81b.) 4s 611 Melted Sitiff 63sed to 6ts Ditto rough 45 5 od 331 ILI Greavcs 16s cd to es Aver. 7.e Pc i.. e 4s 7d Good Deers tos to os l'idlow Soap, 78s. to 04—Mottled, 86t.—Curd, 934 C-rilles, 12s. c.d.-a-Moulds, a .s. od. PRICh OF HAY AND STRAW, January al. Smithfield. St. James's. Whitechapel. O. H .7. 3 oto 6 6 4 20t07 ~ 0 4 10 to 7 7 • Straw I 1; tot to tl6O to 2 .., o t i6to I a 0 Cioecr 4 10 to 6to 6toto 7 52 • COALS, January 28. Bet. Coal, in the Pool, 31. 3s. od. per Chaldron. Delivcratl 31. t ss. od. BIRTH. At Miii-I lilt, on the iStit ult. the Lady of St. Andrew St. juLn, 1:141 of ■ fun. DILD. On the 7th inft. at Hatt, Robert Fairfax, L. of Nowtoo kyrne, .1 adeafter, Yortihire. Ott the sth inft. at Galway. John Kelly, M.D. At Dahlia, falifs Marianne Browr.e, daughter of the Prime Scrjeant. At .r-enitic, Mr. John Maxi', fortnaly writer, late ser e .it *are. FOR CHILBLAINS. RHEUMATISNIS, BRUISES, &c. Dr. STEERS'. OFODELDOC. THIS Medicine has been long acknowledged to be fupericr to every Preparation of the Kind in the Cure of Bruges, Sprains, Rheumatifnu, Cramps, Numbncfs and Stifnefs of the Joints, and other external Complaints, as well as in reftoring • proper Circulation to the Limbs when in a Paralytic State. It is alto particularly fwviceable for Chß pains ; but in this Complaint it mould be slacked, and ap plied warm. On the Outfide of each Bottle of the Gundne Opodeldoe is palled a Stamp, in which are engraved theft Words," F. New • berg, No 45, St. Paul's." All others arc counterfeit. Sold only by F.N•watay, at the Warehoofe for Dot'tor James's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Church - yard , a few doors from the Corner of Cheaphte, London; and, by his appointment, by Meffrs. Jcboult and Co. No. Igo, and J. Pidding, No 76, Oiford•ltreet; J. Wa'e, Old Bond-ftreet ; Bailey and Co. Cockfpar-ftreet; J. Ward, Middle-row, Hol born; T. Tett, Royal-Exciange; and W. Clarke, Bo rough, High area. Price as. 6d. per Bottle, including the Stamp, or Six for t3s. 6d. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAIST ER. THE PROPRIETOR of this moll excellent REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having sever faikd in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it den not eradicate the Corns, root and branch, TO MF.TOIN TY& 160 , 41111. It wilLon application, take off the Inflammation Ina few hours, and deftroy eiTectually the Malignity without the kalt hazard; Printed Directions fealed up with it. This is the celebrated PI.AISTER ffifaFgalned fo much re. putation In Germany, and has been fold in London upwards of Fifty Years, with the greateft reputation. - Sold Wholvfalc and Retail by •r. Aye% No. a, Finch-care. near the Royal Exchange; and nlfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, •favif tock-ftrect ; Mr. Wilful No. 39, St, priloix-flr,-; Mr. Swinty, No. at, Pall-M.51; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and Jeboalt and Co. No. tse, Oxford-Brat. At_&iftol, by IladOn and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers. . . Bata, By fiaza;d% bookfeller, and Raman, perfumer. Edinbtrgb, by Baxter, Booth Bridge. Portico. and Gofport, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool. by Mr. Gore, printer.and Mr. Jones ,bookfeller, Portfinuoth, Mr. Motley, book feller To the AFFLICI ED with GOUT and RIIEPNIATI.,M. THOUGH the great Sir Edward tiled tea fay, that the Gout was the oseivbrian that is. in plain Erglifl-- . the Difgrace of the Faculty;' and Dr. Ward would only admit of temporary Relief king obtain able in a confirmed Rheamatifm; yet, could thole bright Lu minaries u toe Medical World rife from the dead, Dr. Baotou:fa Is perfoadrd, from never failing Eaperience, that th...:r ment at their Refurreftion, would be nothing to their 3.inlif.t. (Inn at the miraeldnua Fleets whirti have Ilan from a few Doles o f his NERVOUS CORDIAL; which, is the moll ob ltinate Cafes, have wrou;,ht loch wonderful Cures, that the Gouty and Rheumatic will hive taut: to blcfs him and pray for him, as its Inventor, as long as the remembrance of Health add Eafi. reftored nn pof°ily he tenable ea this fide the grave. Lieut. NV.PARDOR,of his Majefly's Gat-Veill PEARLIAS. is with infinite fatistaaion I seknovrLdse the excel lence of your Botanical Syrup, which Las entirely rilieved me from the molt excruciath s Rheumatic Pains and comiaelion of the Joints, which I have been aftlided with upwards of the meths. Be allured I (hall recommend your valuable Medi cines to the utmott of my power... 4 remain, sir, your very obedient hunible Lrvant, Litilt. W. PARDOE. Plvmnuth Dock, Jay 31. IFoa JOHN HOGWOOD, tate (errant to Mr. V. Slmpfon,of the Rafe Inn, Sittirgbourn, was for a length of ti:ne nicift rably afiliaed with a rheumatic complaint, wt.i. h ap proached to paralytic, to fuels a degree as to deyi is him t f th, entire oft of his limbs, which rendered him • of w.,lli ing or following his bangs; in this debllltateil (tat, he ..ppiicit to feveral of the molt eminent of the Fatuity without experi encing the Waft thadow of benefit ; but by being ltrongly re commended by fevcral of his friends to Dr. Bros! sot's Nervous Cordial, purchafod at Mr. John Barnard's, bookfelicr. Sir ing bourn, I, now perfeelly reftwed to his hunter he.JsL and vi gour, Is enabled to follow his bufinefa as ufual withrut hallo g the lean fymptonts of the above complaint, and is now coali -1 wan to Mr. Nkh. Saxton, preview of the Nittlngtniurn coach. JOHN HOG WOOD. Wltneffes to the above Cure—Mr. V. Simplon, Mater of the Rafe lon. SittingLourn; Mr. John Barnard fteusk:eller. The Botanical Syrup. and Rettoratlve Nervous Cordial, to be bad at the Dolor's Houle, Nn.9,Albian4trset.in boetles of lid. and is. sit ; and by all Printers, Book fi Hers, wnl Venders of Medicine, in the United Kingdom, with gni , per diroelio e. The Medicine may be had every day. A quart bottle coo. talns equal to bre (mall ones. •.• thole ladies and Gen•laner. 111PierSa g on the Rate of Matrimony. the Dwane would partic u larly -ce.mmend jle Botanical Syrup, prior to their appeararee before the :Ow of Hyines,who are in the fmalleft dime appreheillve of th St 1 tet. nit being etun:iy found, oe faked ta reaaatkii. of the . . FOR GOUT, VVIND, SP.V!‘.IS. MACH, AND DEl3ll.fry Al.! • OTHER. CAUSES. WELSH% GINGFII Si i'Ds. THIS Pre.j:itation of the Ginger for It:digerati, Weakncfs, Cramp and l'a , • mach, and in all Diforders where Ginger or (:or arc meth' try. They a - e allo ferviceable in Cold, Flat, Rhruma'ic, and ralytic Complaints, and Di from Age mother Catifes. Thofe •vho fue.ic w: particularly ad,pted for that period. as they rcmot refs fo gcner•lly experienced, corre't the Milk, Flatuletigica, fo fatal to Infants. They recchly dil liquid, and are preferahle to common Ginger,b, in the impurities, and the ‘‘arady and fibrous par.! The qtamtity of a tea-fpom fal may he taken at an , alone, and chewed and gradually (wallowed. or cut - lnl of taa, or a g:tif , of wine, or %vim: and rat Pregar.d and (old only by F. C. \Vela& ::iv, of to Hi; 1:ny,11 Highnefa the Duke of k, No. London, in Both 2... id. and tC5.64.1. ea I, —Wal cd Girger 7s. 6.1. c ,cli Bottle. DISEAStai of the UREI lIRA PLAINTS. AS foie Proprietor of ll.tran's . 1 - 1 - eared Bougie' and R•enedie •••, Mr : '••roc. Pub!ic, ti. •• he may asufuai be c...•fiti •• . .• • Lis No. S, Soho. C f •• Rim:lions. Fcc as well s. i?e* •• , order wh TI: fc:reey is fo effential a rce, . • provided afp cious lionf , that every I' •T duced in a fcparate :ipartment. her. I ,e t. conflite.; 'denial to :Irat dc?lrtment of eur ~- y , tenfive praelie.:. ea I t'it malt Batt- :ing to •dier a method of cure miid, effi: finement or reit clot in diet, and prevenri••3 tiro relapfe. Pe.rfoas in the country hating letter, enclofing a one or a two round time. wi I h. medics fent to the amount. For the various fee Mr. Dufour's •I'n.acife on the above c•iny the fifth edition; to be had of J C owe Ii D. Symonds, Preratofter-row; and of lie A, AX/ HEN Proicaignal Men of educat • fponfibility deviate from the general fyfl. leetion of a peculiar Branch, the fatielion of Iwo fuccefs is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Ten year: have I devoted my prattice to the meat of THREt, DISOltl/F.RS, aril the Inc. env plan gives me additional ardour to oroofe able the rarfn s of thole complaints wh.ieli are the ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Arne formed a with at an early period of Pra.aice to r," 31s from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or tl gerous precipitancy of general Praai•ion The THREE DMOILDERS, tzi the cure of col voted my attention, comprize ccery fpeeles of INFECTION, whether of a recent or lung do• All kinds of 1)EBILITY, whether arifmg front Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, an•l L rangement of the fyltem lu Women which is called NESS or STERILITY. Numerous silicates arc the refult of ignorance treatment of a funple Gonorrhea. and it not utd pens that the feeds of I-Heart puilnu.ed Lv the int unguarded hour. By a superior method fuel' easily cured, and even wh. re others have Lille. may presume to offer a radical re•eit.ilinflin;err. Few, however. are the cafes of complicated diforder, compared with the calamitous lituation: from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or Gaieties of a faihionable Life, acquire that ft: which is the unavoidable confeqskuce of fuch perm Where the unhappy (offerer braids over his fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fume him to know, that although It be an object of , tainty with other Pradtitioner, the removal , CIENCIF.S by the gradual progrefs of mfr.-thee meat of my experience. If the rites of Bars:nes t begun to reduce manly vigour, much ai;ziety wig by an early countersetioa this languid itat, cafes no great difficulties will occur. But what this deEdeocy has for years el Perfeverance Is lodifpenfibly requifite to revive (parks of Life. and to re-animate the Conllitiatioo. MARRIED WOMEN, who have loos ban In their expcffiations of a Family, may be affured, inflances fuck drfcas are curable 1.1 Medical AIM The SECRECY which is fo efTential to my Inv' the %tali:ice:lms which I have prthinwd to Earn of my pretentious, and in coincidence wit nation Is given, that Mr. BAER Nay be etr:ft Sor by letters inclofing a (mall note) at his hook et-octet, Strand, near Teeple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-I ar.d the name is on both the doors. M. Bk IF, hlember of Ile Royal College of Surgeons To T. TAYLOR.Ourgean, No. q, New Bridge-ftrret,Loolon 1111 i, Edinburgh, .May tBOO O 'N the fpring of 179} I was affiiited with a Very!- r. Al Cuiaplaint, which I treated with inilidirence for Bow months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Pholleian„ who put a temporary /top to the viralenee of the diflsife (by mercurial applications) for fume time; bat growing, in faked all medicine and the advierof the firit Centbmen of the Faculty hare, work and worfe for two years,l wall reduced to a este &hood unuaraftele cl and beyond deferiyti in, being an eat ire leper, 'and ulcerated from hsad to font.—My bead, throat, month s role, 1. 71i, arms, /sc. have brim alternately in danger ot become ii. 7, uf..l:•.S; in tart, I have had frons :sa to so s-ting ukemson my hasty, and nearly totally deprived ct tight.—it would be voluminou• to ra,licularisc arty ;aft —fulticc it to fay, there n. v-r was, or ever will be, one of a more tfarigermil, or of a more complicated nature. I was long looked upon by nay Is Sends and imagined myfelf,beytind all hopes of ressivery i Mid inderd, in my than condition, di...eh was priferahle to my unmet than m:f rabic fate. In :his dreadrul lit sat I drag apolt mites able csiftence, till Dirt ate Pitovsot Nee the:who my way a newfp.lper CO:l72llirg the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth —my f r iend s read it, I could nota•—l fret :out procured Gone of yoo.r 1.1 AlgltS PA I IN 1' 1:11.LS, white, hy using scum tiusc to mat, am now. and have I ai.e been (Ain • r more than years in d. fcribable dilirsfs), in as.gOod a ft ite of health 31 tver I en - rayed ; as a proof of this, I had a bac, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few months ago. la era: nude to Goh, and in hopes of rendering my know-treat urc k:vice, I rcquest you tis publith this; and you may at any tune ref:r re.rfon.„ whr. nib to be LH .'ird of the truth of this, or further particulars', to me or my friends, by letter at pon:fon. As ft so cafes for badnefs will ever equal tnhse, and none es card it, I have from cepa:lli:nee every cadon to alore nuaaissi, that in sots Litoar's Pitts they s' a lure. (pee! and eadic . .l cure, 1 ir that nioft dr sa,!ful Rage of the real Lilac, which is callcd—A cum eta rn : f. y. v. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Pr.:praetor, Tyros', . r. ta a, hlemh. rof t itoyal College ot Doge nu. in Lout. ion, at his Lot L. No. 9, New Br:Air-ft:act ; where he osi• v:. e, without a fee, to psrha.s th, :.n.l aa. (wet patients letters, if port paid, o!. •h , v.. hfrty ina in all cafes the nedt r•. ,niP n• -nee! c.k having been nit ntitried,hut at tl. .isvn rlr..•st.r *front, by the Propristor, durinv Ilie cam:: sr 11107, t 1 .1.1 I • • t . .. 14. that be has hail the :onitie:- . 1.:f st :If:. Cl. • ate medicine, and the prufli:r arsfir.g •ht :rem. They are alto fold, by his A t ;mintne•nt, far the eariverietoa of thole living at a dillarre, by hi:. ii+o!,r, South-tlrdrr. Edialsorgh ; ,Menn.n:s, Printer, Giffe•sW • to vet am allo I.lr. T. rider, fee his addref.: at the P. rtsirses, No. 35, zt. Alban's.ftreet, ; obert:en s Toyalloy Notr,), Oxford-germ; Mr. 1q.115 , 1 No. ;, Filli-fttertsliii, nearly oppathe thr M tutu it Mr:Steel's, Book.fetkr, Nt a. Munn-row, Little •i Mr. Callwelrs, Duhlin ; ad by ale Prrfon in r r y cerftilerable town in (treat-Britain sad Ireland, in Boar. only as. 9J. each, fated up with fulliad plain Dir t -Eliot ' when. by Perform of either Set may out Munk:yes with cafe and Jeerer. y. 1.0 N DON • ' fur •he Pr-Metric*, by TORN DANI*I (n( rd. II) at thr STAIt Ot llt r, No. t, Carr i-Itrect ; and pub1,b...1 by I.rtri. Ki.Yr.ot Cantcthor, , pi-ce,l.am`v th)at No. t,t.::.rr. and the St AII -Or ern. 4.-Aar. to which WA. cammud;nwvlw.tt:'dot rclucftei tc Lc act ni-g Ni IN TITr. :r i , i eentrirtemlei tr.rl l'a ,. • "t the or Cur a and Del. I;ty g fue;,:e trill Gad tey remove he \lilk, and pre - cnt read!!)' diarist. In any inger,b,ing freed from ous pares t.f t!,. T. ken at any tier.-, wed. or tllfr..lved i:: c water. h s t:tv, utot ), ,:k, No. tc: . , T. 7 71: . 1 7.1.0 • : '-ro t - tutorm. . ~, , m to t. a: : f . Mr. I). as I' t •t Vbe intro- !) I: Lc years oat rI• 1 . , ii 1 . .. r tint. Lty of a F c.d.'s hilly. i•.l a tte.wi I h.te-pt.p...r Liriws Stt:. .omit aims, price as ltd. c. C own court, Soho ; of he Author. .eatteatitm an d ce: .nerd fyft.m he th. (c. !lion of lung ennti.,Lel Y. e to the cscluGe.: tryst- the luc.ef-ful refl.:: of to o , ,T.tfc aa far a , I ant alt arc the mon intrort- ts. IA an Army Surgeon. I Rice to recut ten, or the equally da:.- uer.o. !tire of which 1 have 11,. teeles of VENEREAI. r lung rif.ng font tl.e habits of e ars, an.llaft!y that: ' Ich is c..alhal zetoranee or hafte in the t not unfr..trittently hbr Lv the inclifcretion of an toil fuck eomp:Aints are ave fulled, I trail that Ulthert. rnplicate.l eliflnfs In •I e F , 11tUJI10!1, :11,n. who :he r that note of Delei.t; of fuch pernizious habits. aver his tr:fery, but tart. be (cow cona'alatioo 'bird cat'doubt or an rtr- removal of 'tee reaers..tloo s. theacquire- I Bacc:ra. or Vallachass ninety will be praaposed 101 l date. and Ia 4052 years extfted. a proper to revive rile ltusaberiog Coaftitution loos bees difappointed be affured, tbaa in molt 4edieal I to my underlain", and tined to Rate. form - the dunce with fuck tlisiali- y be etr,fulted perfonally his book, No. a s ,, • dnan- o Water-Erect adjoiallay al College of Surgeons w Bridge -ftrret, Loan nhurgb, May 2, tBec: .fli:ited with a Vow.- with in4iill.rence foe bret• toedy regular Phalleian, alenee of the diftaife (by bat growing, in faked Centbmen of the F.coky I was reduced to a este ti beinr, an altireleptri Ay bead, throat, mouth. I Lately in danger ot bosoms to 3o t...tins ukeratto et would ha St—fullicc it to fay, there more tfartgeroul, or of a qr., looked upon by ay al l lives al recovery mad pAi, pre feeble to my man Iltuati,u;d4ll drag apoit . !OtAcr. ear:win my way !kir. B. of Plyrruanth—nty 1,1 procured faint of ?nix 111111 trout time to my, mot, than Gar years in te of health as ever I ar- c, thriving, heathy child, ra:uude to Got. and in re 1.::e1c.., I rcquelt. you r) e ref:r , :.rfons„ wins %%Ms r furthttr particulars', 110 3. equal mine, and more es-