Star. — London, England, 1803-08-12 00:00:00

4r I i F LI.W I\ THE. BARD OF SNOWDEN, Ta HIS COUNTRTMES. Ye, (a, whom tritriti's e•rileft 4.1 • aw among her meadows play ; 1 hieonfci••:is yet that Ocean's wives, l'orned the it loves and I or, s! Lords of realms, as Tet sink r own, A Melt •:1 rut own ; A region yet by ti1•;....1 Where unbroke, unr ..l'd, ?civil )re yet. the i.y roeLy No-e , (a) I Lid puled her hungry myri•ds forth. • The hordes that rarag'd guild& Linde, And fore'd to arms yen- palt'ral bands. Peere•d to bare a re.itlef• doom, A world. in ri.;n n! fled t.ome Yet Ci•ei lino (3; beard, nu I.nipite's throne, A cite 4;11 ireater thin Lis own. Led by rapine, fraud, and fpnll, Saanns, - Normans trod your foil; And Bards in Coins eat l.rrow tell • ; That E"ri.ain's offrpritifongli: mid fell. I.i-it your own paternal Florid field', and wide domains ; Fair Cambria faw, w brcioniog eyes, And bade Envies (4) ramparts rife. Here amid her cliffs of (new, Ages few you brave the foe ; Till Concord came, with efforts Melt, And footled Contention's roar to reit ! United wow to Britain's throne, Your Sires (5) return, refume their own: Chiefs of your country'santient days, Pritannia I wider fceptre (ways! O'er Briton's fair extended face, One brave, one rich, and potent race:n il-Ugh in honour—high in fame— The 6rft of Rations—Burin 70011 le•la BRITONS hear, that sari . 6 a bolt, And loran a bulwark round your waft And Fame LA tell, In records fair, , You're worthy of the weapon bear! The foe that, racks a fostering world, At you the bolt of war has Mad; And dares in language loud and high Your warriors to the L id defy: Dares, and hopes, by threats and wiles, To ravage, rule—the Qliecn of ifles : Her fors Dull check his tbirft of blood, By all that's great, and all that's good! By genuine Freedom's holy flame, By your own Arthur, Alfred's name; By Dcra's (6) waves, when Ida fled, By Mona's foss, when Merfyn (y) led. By Rodri's (8) bright and vengeful (word, That gleaned in Conway's lurid ford; • By Euloe's (9) forelts, Berwyn's heath. Where Owen gan'd th' unfading wreath. By Jorwerth (:o)—Cynan—liowcra name, By all that Ails the rolls of Fame, Unfold your banners, rend the air, And proudly (how the binds (is) you bear ! Sons (ea) of Snowden, yours the anted, Nimbly live, or nobly bleed; Your Country, Parents, Children, face, Or _NI au rya wed thrift, grave ! (a) Aborigines. (a) Invaliona of the Assessed Norwegians. (3) See an elegant Wtholl cf the frees of Camellias, before Claudius. in the y.witile.• of my aceoznillitsad friend J. H. L. Hunt, Lisp (4) The ridge of Snowdonia. (5) The reiteration of the Britith line, in Henry the 7th,of the Houk of Tudor. (6) 'FM battle of Bangor, upon the Dew (7) That of Llanfaes, in Angiefey. (8) Dial Raki, or Rodaick's Revenge, at Cynwyd, upon the river Conway. (9) In the fords of Euloe, in Flintiliire, sad on the mountain of Berwyn, the fortunes of Henry IL the Power of England, aided by a dive:doe from Ireland, upon the craft of lit'ales, and a full ex ertion of the old stianim, !bark simpers, gave way to a combina tion of elemental warfare, an inaccethble country, and the pewee of Owen Gwynedd. (tc) Llewellyn ap Jorwertb, Gryffyth ap Cruel, and Bowel Oda (or the good) Princes of Wales. • (es) In the ages of contention and difeord, before the incorpo ration by which we became one great and happy people, the now regiedted language of Shields, of Chivalry, and Arnis, was that which fymbolically recorded the alloys of thole so whom their country was indebted for feet? in the hour of della.: whole names it is honourable to rreolk&, Ind whole exploits it is glori ous to emulate. Of thofe d Gwyerd ap Rhys Goch, Edny ' fed Vychan, Caned of Twrodyn, Yls meg, from Hedd Lioelwr. nog, Flowed y FwyaU,Dafycid Gans (fee Hiftory, battles of Cr, fly and Poletieva) and that of the Lloyelsof BEd Idris in bit, are par moistly inftrudting and entertaining, but the limits of a newt gaper will not permit me to enlarge. (as) Liangclan 'r Rept ID. LLW•D. parent yo , • er of corrdlion tc. intrpokes of cruelt and opprt t1i..0. lie hated that the prifoncr was a in,lll kept a li•tle ?wile and cart, and tiled ti• ei,d the ilvldren to gather grail, for the honk ; and ' t they di; lint get what was (b ffi ought fuehnt, he ' heat them with great cruelty. The child was accordingly called : he !twee, that alsout the time intended incite indielment, hi, fa titer t; hirri with a honk whip ; that he Grit tied him up to a flaple in the cellar, and that he hung by his hands. The boy was about nine years old, and did not give vet y Min& evidence, nor did his perfor. hibit any mar ks of ill treatment or vinlenoe. Two of the neighbours hated, that they had heard the chil. dr en cry out, but did not fpeak to any fpecifie,reits of cr why. The Jury, after fame deliberation, returned ever diet of—Not Guilty. They were tried on a fecond indiftment, and alto acquitted. Robere Alltn, 71,91netrt FiArr, and Matiltenzs were capitally convieterl of felonioufly heeling one bag of cotton, of the value of 251. from a barge lying on the River Thames, the property of William )ioung. The Thames Police Officers met them with the property, when the Prifoners made a defperate refinance, beat down the Officers with their ears, jumped into the water, and endeavoured to fwim to land. They were, however, taken and fecored, after many blows had paffed. Falter appeared to be the molt delPerate of the three. Dos e.Gissmem.—Mr.Serjeant Sint Pima fisted, that this was an aaion by the Lord of the Manor of neddington, to recover poffeUlon of an acre of the wage land of the Manor which. had been inclofed by the Defendant, without an right whatever. The Defendant, he (laid, was if mint 'who, like a (nail, carried his houfe upon his back, and moved about wherever he belt could live. His manGon was con lir-laded upon wheels, and, like an ancient Scythian, or modern Tartar, he carried his wife, his family, and even his manfion itfelf, wherever he was inclined to rove. Sametimes he came near the Metropolis— at other times he enjoyed the lea breezes to allay the rummer heats. At length, however, he feerned to have taken a kiting likenefs to his prefent nation— foes after having taken up his abode for tome time on the Manor of Warrington, which adjoined Bed dint ton, he moved to the other fide of the Common within the Manor of Warrington, and then he took his wheels off his houfe, giving it a greater degree of permanency. After it had remained a (Iron time he inclofed the ground around it, and now lie intifled he had a right to retain poileffion, even againft the Lord of the manor. Tlfefe fans being proved, Mr. Gessoes, for the Defendant, admitted he could not anfsvcr the cafe. The Plaintiff, therefore, had a verdia with nominal, damages, the anion being merely to alien the Lord's right to the wale. William Hart was indided for robbing Robert James Hendrie on the highway at Wandfworth, and taking from him a (even fhilling piece and a fispence. The Jury pronounced a verdiet of Guilty. The Home Circnit here concluded, and it has been one of the molt barren knuwn for many years. MARRIED. On Tborfday Lift, at his Craec the Duke of Hamilton's., in Grofienor•plaee, the Right Hon. Lady Sufao Hamann; to Lord . Irecount Finc.ftie. . Thar(day reonight, Wm. %Wert, Efq. of Motele7, near Birming ham. to Mlle Dobbs. daughter of the late Arthur Dobbs, Efq. of Newton, Warwickenre. DfED. On the 9th Inn. in Chatham Dock-yard, in the 33d pear of her age, Mira Hope, ehleft daughter of the Commiffioaer. 4SSJZFS. At the Surrey Affir.es Ifuotah Triode wasindifted for the wilful murder of her beard child, by thruft• tog it down a privy in the Savoy, by which means the child received levet - al bruifes, of which it died. —Acquitted. Peter Coryiedi wu indiSed for unlawfully having in his poffefiron an engraved copper plate, from which might be Snick notes, recembling the promiflory notes of the Britilh Linen Company, contrary to the Itatute if the oft of the King. A Copy from the Plate was produced and read, it a farfoide of the Company's notes.—Verdift— Guilt y. Mr. Moir is, for the Defendant, took an objeflion on a point of law. He contended, that by tbe Ch. &. ter cf the Company, they were only incorporated for the purpofes of the Linen Trade, and not as bankers. ' f they were to be . confsdered as Is:sultry:he film, cd cach granter's name ought to be put its the bill. The Learned Judge. HEATH, Paid he would re. Sets e the point, but refilled the Learned Contifel's rrlicatii.n to admit the Defendant to bail. a Germaa, and a ptivate in the 34th i..ti.t bravo's, %Las indicted itt malicioully Moor. irg at ArChtbild Btonrale, another private in the tame Regiment, at Guildford, is May lift. Verdia —Gnilcy. grfea Afef. a liaelney coachman, wag indifted for the mandaughter of a child, by running over it in it. George's Road. The witneffes laid, they fAvr the prifoner dtiving coach furioully along the Borough Road, and the child wits unfortunately eroding it at the fame Too inept ; before the couch coold be {topped the wheel ;lad got over the body. The prifOner was immedi ately taken, and feerned mooch intoxicated. Its =slier appeared for him. and Paid he never a man of a more humane &snifter, or one more earefol and attentive to his cattle. Verdiet— G u ihr. The prifoner was fentenced to is months i-nprittinment. 24/06Spi";ary and CJ Lwiv his wife, were ice': Red cruel u;:tge to their c iildren. NI% / • 'plus this rape th;th great dwelt twnh uptia the ialtatrac.i% of I , arstat+, the FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS, tempt from the Auetion Duty, agreeable to Aa of Parliament. Wedneftlay, 24th Augult, lki. MERAC, SON, and Co. will put up to Public V A Sale, at their Wareboufe, No. ,$, Ctiteo-ltr..ct, a large AS. forewent of BRITISH PIECE GOODS. Particulars will be given in tire, by M. L. MERAC, jun. Broker. FREEHOLD FARM, WINTP.RSLOW, WILTS. 'TO be SOLD by AUCTION, at the Spread Eagle . 11 - Inn, Sali!bury, on Tndday the alitls day of Augult ant, at four o'clock in the afternoon. nide& before difpu(cd of by private comma, A very defirahle FREEHOLD FARM, fituate . in do Perak' of Winterflow and liliniften,in the County of Wilts, con lifting of a good Fenn Houle, Garden, Orchards. Barns, Stables, Granary, and other c•Sivetiient Budding., three Cottages and Gardens near the Fenn Houle, and about two hundred Acres of good Arable, Meadow, Paftnre, and Coppice Laid, all lying In ferveralty, ve-y convenient, and near the great wetter's Turnpike Road, about (even miles from Salilbur e. 'l be ['rendre' are in the renting WM': Robert Cooper, who will thew the fame. Particular, will foes be prepared; for wh eh, and to treat for till purchafe, apply to Milts. Tanner and Cooper, At emotes, Ss I ithury. FR ErllOl.D VILLA, PARK, FARMS, &e. BERKS. • TO BE SOLD lA' AUCTION, By Mr. it PHILLIPS, At Garraway's Criffee•boate, Combill, London, on Tudday, Auguß 23, at one o'Clock. in three Lots, ASingulatlp Elegant FREEHOLD VILLA, with tubes of competent well-arranged attached and detach ed OBices of every dcfcription ; three doable Coack•bouffs, et anent Subtitle/if so Hodes; Farrn-yard,incloted and furreund cet by tunable talinp, large Barns well confirtitted; art-lodges, Cariv-lheds, Pinery, Poultry-kook, Pigeon-cote, Dag-Kennel, Rick-yard ; twines Kkcben Garden, lo hart wailed and abundant ly cropped and planted, Plower Garden, Melon Grounds, verdant fawn, and ple.fure Grounds; noble Sheet of Water, well Racked with FM, Boat and Bathing Houk, and two Rollie Cottages and Dandena—the whole tested In a Park about 4t Acres of nth and fertile land, within a ring-ferne, and environed by a lururisnt Shrubbery, prefelely planted with the molt chore and beautiful Evergreens, Plants and bhrabs, hounded by a circuitou. Gravel Walk, above one mite in length, and leveed on r fe tides by a Park Paling sod Dwarf Rail Fencing. Pretaito arc eminently ekftinguilbed fur beauty of Grunion, crownlnp the funimit of an acclivity commanding pridpedi. of the furrounde:g coatis), which are rarely ...malted for extent. and peculiarly marked II their rlcli fertility, and bennces. variety. The country abeam& with Game and plenitude of Field Sportn-Tbe Grounds are happily dgpeifed by Nature, and tallefully improved Li Art, rendering than equally Wields and prolltsbic. The Vine, Offices, and Oat-betiding., which have I cen greeted whin . Two Years, at an ex;.ence of many Thoufanda, are pain • malaely fubitantial; judicioully arranged, and planned with owe than larval reaartl to comfort and convenience, and in wery refpril fitted and Ibuilted to the molt expetifivc and complete manner put (Mk, abundantly (applied with hard and far Water. Alfa, one t above art Two Freehold Faros, with the;r Out. and about Eighty eve A .t e sof rich A rabk and Canute • Land, Ig t ifi & ontruft, and in a MO Rate of cultivation. The is sited at Shentield. Berko, &Rant from London •39 miles; "indfor so; Ilatmenle ; llealry to; Marlow IS ; and Reading little more than tour—The sl..inage is Lii,bly re ' tgiedahle, and the Roads excelleut ; Fox Honed, arc kept In the Ncighbourhu i ; the Land Tax h re?.eetned. May be viewed by Tickets, which, with printed Particulars, maybe had of Mr. 11. Phillips, kr, New Bonlitrect; and printed Paniettlan alto had at the Cattle, Windfor; Fun, Maidenhead; Red !don, Henley; Star, Oxford; Lamb, WalUngford; Pelican. npeerbam Land; and of the Printers of the Ren.ing, Sallartity, and Barb Papers; at Garrawry's, Conlithil ; at..l at limp Tor Hotel, Bridge-Orval Blacktriara ARM.kN P.14-14-llsTErt. PIE PROPRIETOR of ibis flied excenen• REMEDY la fu certain of its BZ.L'aci tracing net" railed. 11:1 a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does 1;u: efwilekte tbr Cons, coat ar.d branch, TO ILTURN TSZ wooer. •, It will, on-application, take off the inAaiwnstion 1.•81,411_ and deftrny effeetually the Malignity without the lc. .' a"'• Printed Directions kited up with it. This is the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fo much rs, - "." tat'oni in Germany, and has been fold in London upwards of Fifty Yvan, with the gr..atift reputation. W bol:fale and Retail by T. Aral, No. t, Finch-lani, near the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, Nu. 7, Tavißoek area ; Mr. Wiaon, No. 39, St. James's-ltreet r. Swiney, No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn ; M and Jeboult and Co. No. aso, °Mord-Rivet. At Briftol, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and.Benner, printers. Bath, By Hazard, boukfeUtr, and Rofuman, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Fortiesand Gufport, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mi. Gore, printcr,and Mr. Jones ,bookfeller, Portfenoeth. Mr. Motley. hook feller. DISEASI/S of the URETI IRA and Certain COMPLAINTS S Pole Pmprietor of DA RAN% celebrated medi . eated Bougie* and Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR Informs the Public, that he may as ufnal be conful ed daily from to to 3. at his km 44 No. 34, Frithrftreet, Soho, on Cafes of striSures, Obltrue lions, Glceta,&c. &c. as well as Debility, and every difo der where fecrecy is fo effential a requ•fite, that Mr. Dufour has provided a (parlous Houfc, that every P..tient may be introduced in a feparate apartment. Mr. D. has for marty years confine! Uinta/ to that department of Surgery, and. from eatenfive praftke, and the molt !Littering fue...efs, he is enabled to offer a method of cure, mild, I efficacious, requiring no confinement or trit,aint in diet, and whichstpeevents a relapfe. Perfons in the country Rating their cafes fully, in a letter, enctofing a one or a two pound note, will have proper remediesremediesfenttothracnunt. For the various fymptoms, ate. fee Mr. itutuur'sTrearife on the above complaints,price as. td. the fifth edition; to be had of ).(:allow, Cwwo-court, Soho; Mac- Q 4 ueen, Exeter Change; and attic Author. For Rheamatifm, Rheumatic Goat, Sciatica,Larnbago, Haul-wk. Nusrtbncfs indigeftion, Flatulent Sparmodie or dying Pains, general Debility and Rclaa.rion of the Siftetn. SPRAINS, BRUISES, &e. EXPERIENCE has proved the mild flimulatiisg powers of WHITEHEAIYs ESSENCE of MUSTARD, Pills and Fluid, the molt eirectuAi remedy ever made known to the world, having fueceeded in cafes of fix, eight, ten, twenty, and even of forty years (landing, after other means bad failed, and it has abfolately cured more patients of the above com plaints, than all the medic:nes ever before made Public. The Arid Drente is fo Unpaidy penetrating and (weedy in its opera tion, as generally to end the cure of SPRAINS, BRUISES, Sic by a few applications. Whitehead's Eftence of Mallard is prepared and fold at as. 9d. eachßox or Bottle, by R. JOHNSTON, Apothecary , No. is, Greek- Itreet, Soho, Lon don : and its reputation is fo univerfally efta blillied,tbat it maybe had of every Medicine Vender in England, Ireland, Weft Indies, and America. To prevent comae: reit impolitioo, purchafav are requelted to olden*, the Genuine is diftinguiflied by the King's Patent, and tba Signature of R•Jois sa tros, the Patentee's own writing on the label of Each Bottle ur Box. • To DR. BRODUM, No. 9, Assion-s •CAIL sit, PERMIT me to requefl you will have the good nefs to puhlills my cafe, for the hancfit of the afilided. I have fuffered fu many years under a dreadful nervous difure. r inafmuch as it entirely abf.rbed and deranged my whole (yam. Various advice from the Fe -ulty have I followed, and bare tried mat of the advertifed medicines, without receiving any bank whatever, until fortunately recommended to make trial of your Nervous Cordial, which thanks to Heaven and you, has perfectly reftored me to health and Ipirits. I Bull ever acknowledge with gratitude and edam, the obligation I am under to you, sod ant, Sir, with refped, your much oblited,and humble Serran% WILLIAM WILCOX. No. 11, EAST.PLACZ, LAMSETII, August 4, 11803. Weft Covets, March 24, IEO3. A letter from Stephen Burridge, Captain of the Cowes Paling' Boat, to Mr. Alexander. Merchant, of Portknouth• Sir—My Child, when he was two years of age, was afeided alt over Ids Body wit:. a dangerousSeotbude Complaint,which based the kW oldie Faculty, and in wain I tried all Banner of advertifed Medkines; until recommended by a Friend who had experienced the good effeds of Dr. BIODUleil BOTANICAL STIOI., of which'' I gave my Child but a few (mall Bottles of the Dodor's incompara- bit Medicine, which in the coorfe of a fmaaperiod elated ic petted Cure, and which is now three years Spec, and no return of the Complaint has ever been vifible. I MI, Sir, our bumble Servant, STEPHEN BURRIDGE. Wends, S. At , Merchant, Portfmouth. The Botanical Syrup and Ketones , ' Nervous Cordial,to he bad at the Dodtor's bock. No. 9. Albion-ftreet, 7 doors from the Levcrcan Mufcum, Surrey fide of Bbackfriars-bridge, to bottles at it. as. In. 6d. and 6s. cd. (duty included) at Withers' (late Cockell's) Medicine Warchoufe, ar., Strand ; Shaw and (heads; So Pad's Church yard ; and Brennand, No. 156, Bifliopfgate- Arad Without; W. Bu;gin. Printer and Boolifdler. se Ls Me dicinal Ware-hook, No. 3.Wine-ltreet, who has received a large and frth fopply; Thompfon and Mills, Csfik-Rrect ; Browne, Taney; C. Routh, Bridge-ftreet ; Ree d and Sheppard. Drifted ; Meyler and Crutwell, Bath; Ments. 'Goads'', Sher:Arne ; Mr. Rakes, Gloucelter ; Mr. Tymbs, Worcdter : Mr. Trewenan, Exeter ; Sapiency, Birmingham ; Spillbury and Cm Mary-ftrect. Dublin; and by all Printers, Buokfcllers, and Vesulers of Mel eines in the Three Kindome. It will be needful , th t Dndor mould fee fuch Patient. as are diktat with Deaintfs or Loft of Sight, cc fend their cafes byLet• to or Parcel, iodic Dodor (poll or carriage paid) weh his dual fee WHEN Proleffional Men of education and ie. fponfibility deviate from the general triton by the of a peculiar Branch, the Illation of long continued fame& is the belt sauciest of fuperiority. Lerf yrars have I er,,red my pradtire to the emlunve treatment of . HREE DISORDERS, ..nd the fuccofsful refult of my plan gives me addithmal ardour tooppore as far as I am able the ra •agai of erre eorr.plaihts which arc the molt importaut In the g.ata• logue of human infirmities. After halation lino every branch as an Army Surgeon, betted a WM at an wally rated ett Praelice to ftkute 41411,141 W, from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditionere. The THREE DISURDERE,to the cum of which I have devoted my attention, oensprise every (pecks of VENEREAL Min:C- T:ON, whether of a recent or long duratleo.—.4dly, All kind. of DEBILITY, whether nth ug treat the babi:s of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature ago, and laftly that derani,-ennot of the 4 Benzin Women which iseallcd BARREN NES:I or STERILI EY. Numerous &Inky are the refult of Ignorance or tune in the treatment of a Emrle Gonorrhea, and it not unfrtquently he, pen. that the feed. of Life are poifoneJ t.y the lodiferetion of an ungu.nd. e.. 1 hour. 14 a fuperior method filch coe rplaint. are eatily curet and even when other. have Laid, I us* tut I may prineuse to offer i re eftald:Esmo Yaw, lumen?, arc the cares of complleeted &area in the dit , ' , rice, compared with the t lintitniss btuatioris of Men. tithe froas ineulgetice in a SOLITARY VICE, err the privatise Glittit, ai a faCals.nablo Life, acquire that ftate or Debility which is the enavodiableennfcquetscse of fetch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy futcror broods over his mrery, but (irefully mends his •dafnrtuns, it may be tome coafidatice for him to know. that although it he ma obion2 adrobt or uocerai^•y with usher Pratlisioners, the removal or Isere DEFICIENCIES by the gradual proves of renov-tion is the aceptirerneut of myeeperience. If dui rites of Bacch..s ur Venus have beetle to reduce manly vi. pour. much ..osiety will be prevented by as. early count-maim u• this languid Rate, and in there cares no great difficultice will occur( But vitae this deficiency has for years esittcd. a proper Per reverence is indirpenably requifitc to revive the I:umbering 'parks of Life, and to re-animate the Corffitution MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dlOppointed their expectations of a Family. may be &Mired, that in men bi ftances fueh defeeis arc curable by Medical *M. . . . The SECRECY which Is to elfential to my undertaking. an I the Qualificad its which I have prefumed to Rate. tomb nf my yinetengiona, :ad In coincidence with filch dm Mery t.nn ova,. that Mr. Irert. may be cordnltcd peafanalh' or by brim Melilla' • (mall note; at IM book. No.:), Armed-Arcot, t. rani!, mar Toomir-bar Tbere ia an additional mason in Water.ftreet odpintry. •the alum b un heti. the drier,. M. MIL, D , l.uircretOw CNI-.0 3.:rgeous BILIOUS COl4 PI.AINI S, at ,d T/SCRLI ES c; sroMAClil.tid LOWRI.S. Dr.:lAMEti's ANA LIPTIC P 11.1.5. HE Eletilenee.K thefe fills, as i gentle Pli!ga. T rive, and as • general ['relit-raffia of Health, by afkii: 4 Na ture in the due Difeharge of the Animal Ftindmus eti it. 11. ed their Reputation as a Medicine of the firft intpletance. h:.7 ate itdmirably caieulated for diforde, aof the ' , ton: rh sad DtAv....: Perfons of a !!pious, a Gou t y. or a Rheumatic Dirontem ; wit t . kn' theft whofe onflitutiont have been affected 0 , AWO !too file Lary Life, or by a Reftience h ot c l i mwee are .hiittetWe`particularly I,ry ceahle in Head-Ache °eta:into-114 In diget. %Lei f and . to. removing the bad effects of Free : • alto in taffies and ApOplesks, fu often the con of intempexanee The tco d ebE y o f Itee rills is tgo operr the Pores by Night met the B o d y b y 1)1, nor rover prom ß d e te cnu fler ree p, th a o. nd , r d - li zir i:ad i..: 3‘ ttaihredrinthe.ontlythitteottufimirdietnnAtevtaertt.LeEt,t.ono.;l2 cit o tta t ,ll l 4: ) .x. iet liid . u. ortnins4ormataght eating or drinking. As the ANALt ref c PILLS oweitheir I/left:43la) petlidThaePre• paratinn, which has never been divulged but to'ttie Pro-• prictors. the can only be bad genuine from them; ins( they am fold only by P. Naeaaß•, at the Warelauttre fur Dotaof jetne:.'"' Powder, N 0.45, the Ealt End of Sr. Paul's Charih-rard, a fe*/ doors from Cheapfide, London; and at Dr. Jamie late Houle is Burton-tercet; in Roles, l'rice to bd. each, Stamp included; or the Quantity of Six in One large Boa for iL as. Obcf tee that the Words "F. NEMSZIV, No. ax, Stl'aork," arc engf.ved on the Stamps. AU other. are Cothitcrftits. VENFREAL BLINDNESS. To Mr. TOOIRAI TAYLOR, Surgeon, NO. 9, Ntw Bridp-ftrect o D RAIL AIR, L 011.20 1. IT is with the moll heartfelt latisfaninn that I ad drefs you on the incomparable excellence of your invaluable Medicine—LEAKE's PATP.NT PI fpring of this year Iliad the misfomine to contradt a Venereal Cumpliilit, atten ded with the molt aiming and da"ge nus fymptorn. ; in fo mush that I have been conuned to my room for awh le week together, and not able to stir out of it: I had no reit night norday, and fuffered the mnft excruciating pain and torment, and what was Rill worfe, my eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I could f ante riSee-n any &dee, if ever fo dole to me and ezpe'ed nothino ids than the total lots of tny fight. From a ftout,bc hy, and ea thee corpulent man, I became a mere fludow, and an object of pity and compaiGon.—My friends had all given me ow. r, and ' thought my recovery impotftble. In this dreadful Rate, mutes ! petting every minute to be my loft in thii *mid. I was twea k nate:ly re:amended by a neighbour to try yank Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no pi: Tole, and been at an enormous espeace, it was tome time 1.:40re 1 could be prevailed on to take them; at bit I fast for fit litotes, and before I bad taken theta all, I found eonfiderable benefit ; my pins gr.dualiy decreafed, and my eycflght grew bear, and to the great furprize and alto ] nifhment of all my facade, f. (tee taking three beers more) Mr 1 health and ftrength was perfectly reftored, and I amr ow. (thanks, to myGon and your invaluable Medicines), as well and hearty as ever I was in my life. Yu.* obliged humble (errant, High-ftreet, Birmingham, Novembar 1, 1799. R. L LEIGH. The above Medicine is carnally recommended to all urn tan that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of every V: et real Affeetion, particularly to rhofe a' - out altering tbdr cosidaiew in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that natun-, h owever b og minding, or however difgu fed under the appearance of other diforders it may bit: for Scorbutic, Glandidar, and Cuta neous Complaints it is alto reconam.ntled to be taken, cfpec ally in the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Prepared and fold. by thik role Prom...eta., THOMAS fATLOS Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, at his bug . No. 9, New kridge-itseet, where be will give Advice, without a Fee, to Pedans taking there Pills; and will anfwer Patients Let ters, if pall paid, on the fame terrns; obferving in all cafes the molt inviolable feerecy, no Perron 's name or cafe having bona mentioned, but at their own r articular ea:inert, by the Proprietor. during the comic of more than 35 years. that lulu bad the eon dua of an extenfive fele of the above Medicine and the pradlice sailing therefrom. They are elf fold by Ws appointmeht, at the Perfumer's, 35, St. Alhan's.ftreet, PallorraU ; Mr. Rohertfon's:roy.fhop,No. tot, Oaford.ftrett ; Mr. Steers, Bootfeller, No z, UnioMrow. Little Tower-hill ; and by one Perron in every toullderattle town in England, iu Boxes of only as. 941. enth haled up, with full and plain directions. WORTHY THE A ITENTION OF ALL RANKS! THE AfiliEteti are now happily prefented with a molt fate, falutary, and ahrobre Spreific f r thole depteshaa and hithsrto Incurable ()strafes, the K I N G's LYIL,SCROFULd, S TRITMA, SCURVY, GOU RM.:OMBIImM. p!g.b3.l4‘. PROSY, and all Diforehrs orieirati.T is an impure Seat , of this . Blood. The ANTI.IMPE MINE.), a Malkin, founded.. Chyrisleal and Philefopirical bafis, a r.rmit,-(1 by the Ellforl e = of • fcrics of Years, fandionsd by S' Cullen's Prodtice nt and Notology," and prepared by S. SOl.OhdOld, M. D Of ecread, who pirdess Wm:elf I. the public that this medicine is pc:tidily innocent in its natty,—dl: ill Ra ap r beatosa—and powerfealy Aka:Ain:a in sway !peer • to ..12.41P8 depraved !Ont, with at/ellen, the ikos." ( 1 /Idc Cullers' , Prat tler of Phylie)..-11 I. of the atntGlt sniportases to itrederfibetisl with any ef theft desist Stiffed", t.. their Mends and reetares, a, well se to the Irian rpoeration, that fuch Invedizary complaints may be (persist, ven.oved, and the Mutat I - stiffed twin every de gree of mistime. It has been held by all Phyleiwn, that e,hrwhie diftetroye ; ,b uen d G hia? Nonni the enhatetants re the northern part ..,•be t dohe; and we have unheyyny txperieteed die truth /f throlar that seettry, where the facquest toddle that,,.,, of the Weather s at cert.in Sail Awl the Y.ae. fora,: the week dating and alarming ditordses among us, by eb•at e s M e W oo f. and tria•erially all. dine the flat: of the pear:y... 4on e t h ee ea . edinnine colds, entre., Masao, Lite. the pr.tectuus barbing.% of alritott every sblrate which proves Gal, to duo Inhabitant, dr great Britain; perhaps there is no ;Abe d oar earth h, fulled " dote hoiden changes as this itlind,Wil u re the careens... of Inatand cold arc often ewe. kneed In wee hay. ticree it become. a mat te...4' the titm4ft imposuree to feek act tee r me fro sin, and de ckled remedy fur ibuie drsorders, winch take their nfir fr om eb. It ended Peripiratkw. Ons oi the immediate felts et. tide Ck • ruelion it to contaminve the vita! Band, whkh is the retiree of , iri• ohittaate diforders, dirou log out e ruptios. open the kir, ✓. tt e great annoyance ..i he ushappy ft.: fret; and, by she tira. licsky of Its cares., underminioe tor cos RP us ion, ass( endanger* the lives .4 the afLeled : —sreunling so the rations habits r on. Ritankmal propeolities of headier:ls, and nevelt:gig to the degree of malignity *Ph which she blood is impregnated, it ensilitsw• the sancta'. life with different ditoe .std d r e emerfe be R oc had in tine to proper remedies, they become re sod in the habit fo that fee medicines tan reach the usalwly, and eras} tin• its made ale of for • hat purpofe tidy terse is essiperate and drive the ha wing nee stew channels, and thereby tit th.-ni deeper in des essiftittelon. Santana thereinto having been imeln pff and a remedy for the iettain mid tires:tool any at Wink dthitdre. winch whe their nr. h• 101 an Itsyne. and vitiated glair ...finch/ond awl lymph. and hating otifems I with €cep regret the esnibirkr. faMnca where seats have Dined away in a mdersbk easttence twitimot receiving tiw final:tit bandit trona any thing they could procure. nee wit:lda/ding the 111/111ci,t3 insilactnestvh , ch have b.ewinured to the public as anivedil 4o:cities it thatott.mmisints, hss at length rePled to the pretiitis 'wreath.* of hi. ftlturorteatures P. di 'ply iitfliclrd, awl elyttennued to !Irbil& it to the world as a incelicin , ..4 the treetel impwenu se. and Jvilly in clew& the blond wont ail fouinds, eountstazt every nerbil aSyiitiito. awl frame weak and cinaclrtri conaltotions. _ _ 1111e;TtN 114 an ;Iterate: and wafer of the blond, it • oprenlan Is gra4u. , l. !wok, and al rysta linperceptt- Ide; it It clic Is•It I.hllltote aa.• I.as av r been Wearer:4 for that dangerous nomad Mireory; at twee:tens the Hoed and ftlrealatra it to estici all pintoes r:od hippo tr talus. giving ttftrrth endless to the orten, iniikorarne both toady and mind.— scniusu ric IsitUP I lONS, DNS or WI( 1 . L. r the Anti•lreitiel vows certainly clal.ruapty rn Silence "err a*.t.eib.r n calcines, b. ts.g de. idnity adapted for its fora.., :• may s ! .4 d u i, u rept a nii 01, stud waU not • my clear die Mr, iut hied ail °IC f••/%11 and 1111.• cf. ne rtrr Nos Rattan. Pr.tpre diretti in. Cs. ever:. ram; to . sable prrfam to cure thorn. f fc.i ci t r, 1.:111,..eit bottle, price lialS•a-Cdtala.—There are alto family le.er!rs, regettatett.it the eloactity tef four, at tea id. 14 31 s by whish 1 •9 1 1. '.lneltseing the duty; the Stamp has %sr I. Solna:on, LA wart me," waved thereon. which. welsh,* do grin to ..tiferse It:telly Whore they buy. 8.4.1 at big War' hoofs. No. 4. C. , 11rg.... 'teen. MU! ; and by Ma app ar•tntenr. by J. hatheo• teStrand, and thecy aid Co. aw 1..m.1 nt ; h•4.lt, Raster, Hafband, and rlder, Ce•alkagb; by all Medicine V ea dog in et cry Market fogs to tit..it I.OKDO!"• Primed a-. 4 e.t11•16,1 bT 1.1 VII. REIM, (of Caw t: • No* y rl.er I r ..rAft Orelcr.l l 4 I. ewer !tic .. ;4!•..as t '; ?Vs Al Mr. to sty rel .101 Pe of , thi 5• wl Um ad