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AU. • .. ~ , . • .., ...,3 i': That the Llots-of Ptoprietors who stood qualified is Voters on other security, and iyhow-bitr. M. *nable toprosert the Money The Right lion. Lord' Etownewic V iie TERI( g , .... r, ' the Compan?s hooky the 11th of April last, still be reatly . to be ,no other Agent thin. Vitlers'indantly answered. Connty,.Videslaredilim ••• ' • ' l .' 0.• . -.. oa t - g TE R • .• • •%; • 4 1' , - '.l • • ' The Rev. G. GARDEN, Dom t# .]scales. s '•;, •• Ala t 11 17141 only, 1 , 4 ,.. Bzu jist . y ; delivered on 'Muria**, the flth November next. A CARD 'TO THE - FEMALE SEX. . . . ~ iv Ronan* BJOron . . Es* fasae.y.• . *ow .. . , • IAftLEY ; JAMES .0011.3,,,Asidast Sec reemy.,- ' - Cattp..F.S NIA I felf A Riff . % lefilt S..*; .St i • . NCHARD ; • - lkl i tilde Rev. V- P. taint : sir. • lONS. This day were published, price Is. ' 'IalL . L.t for dillftlrent einr.plakes itteldent to the Set, at va- Rev. Io n " lt Oa sir. • . •-.'• . .„ t a - NPORT • • ft IiTEF 01§SE RVATI on on the ADDRESS 6 • P etl "b. ? I We ' k Is4a . ker° ku if °kkavedl that l '''''' . rev . Curls!. ~ ,_,.. . , • j Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. -a-/ to HIS MAJESTY, proposed by Earl GREY in tbe HOUSE more than toeother sex mar be considere d in a certainsiegtee as.. he.Faree of of LORDS, 13th June 1810. iniards ; th eyere se ea ;Co i varier of diseases, from the 11a- Rt. "` "ed ' 1 i ' at k " tk• a r k ' fa r kr °la Meek % thaa ns t4 i building of the Centr , .• and Ma of tbs intended La • TISM. By WILLIAM I ROSCOE, Esq. ' tote of the Mactionit they atedretilted; as smothers to riforaft , As y lum 0 .„....,„., to p ttr. of AN he ootootoosod which entails %Ton thew iittaktirss, pain, and an interruption of 1 see, ..,,V; 1 ;;;;. to do o p e a; tiosii. UNTON. ' Printed for T. Cadet and W. Davies, Strand. these regubr secretions connected with the full injejniedt of 1 7;6, 4. . 1 . 16 7; t 7t u moottoloto -'1”••• te dot by attar • tar, Mr. FAW•CETT , Issakb. To act ost obi constitution of the Icniale sodoabirethia Ott St 41' Bah, and that Mr. bieletillisilletelinel to Assad It , r. SIMMONS. . This day was pubfished, . obstruction, no remedy Os been known ui sexir with each cael K w o w th • e r ata i l i on etta, Mrs. GIBBS. In 1 Vol 12mo. Illustrated with l 9 Plates, price 10s. od. boards, =t o t - k d , •t ) St ott Fe di ra i t isal e _i t chats g Puerta* y,tinic Ilesl, an d 'May, as r. 31. ed. Seiond Piice 2.1. I ETTERS on NATURAL and EXPERIMEN- orstee iti .1 •d . ' pair ,rah its ikts as. Re441 ` 41 That the ' t 4 " uti°lll eiti " 4 " 4 " 61 .. I, i tonic 111 11111 V% Morning. Post, th e Mon;n4Lhrenhier the lives. Condit * soill Ipper Gallery 'ls. Second . 1 - 4 TAL PHILOSOPHY, CHEMISTRY, ANATOMY, sty of relieving fullness, operation, and these other hum/ ~, • PHYSIOLOGY, and other Branch e s of 'Scierce pertsining to terns which arise from too notia firma in the hab,f; they are tLt * tile tkalkake Man "' : five, and the Play begin the material world.. Addressed to a Youth settling iu the Me- nestcertain cure for :uervois, ktystetic, and flatulent tomplaiats, VARVITHY OH. Chelimah r ! tropolls.-By the Rev. J. JOYCE. as wen as the varions other spasinodic affectkns so common to the • . . dr. Brandon., at the new Author of Scientific Diatigties, &c. 'Ate. sex. 1)r. Fothergill's Phis, as a fa m ily me di c i ne , shout : ] be in DR. b'o 1.0X.0.N! i 4.14 T • -*A. 9 V • - t, from tenth! four. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St, Paull, Church-yard. peseesaine or.everytnolat apfeesther msapdions Of theyoung, wt.° Proves of the IfSbnit e i, gkilSg! 4 3 0 F„, i '. " r"t t - : : avi se tigesuotramitot to abeir ere. . -.. with affections of the elit., 'its mug ' - . ' 4 and Viiiinia. - . .... so. This day was published, Price Is. 6d. „__ . - otew.le'ana -rake* at r. 44 cht4p.ide cow, r-rtM ._ tJa_ _ _ lir i t imi tt " 1 41= 1 : 111 - t ; Hamlet, Mr. Ketnble. A FUNERAL DlSCOURSE,whicb‘i•as preached of Pliternoster-imit ; Bali*. . CO- ihd Onillih: Aditibt:rgh and hf ot gagougg War viiis,alt elt -,, . - ' .., • it • If Abroad and at Home. ,1. k upon the Death of the Rev. THOMAS BARNES, D. D. Glasgow • Belisin lo i s; P j Nevr aserSon, , D ublin; rootlets it dflc° o AO aostadle aolorafotashalla ~, 11 ; Lear. 'at the Protestant Dissenters' Chapel, at Cockey Moor, od the Pick and Turner . . aid Ha owe d, ; an d &c. Mercury; Aodtpoitt u oadbrik have been •• • • .1 e d . ,t,* a um rj rann a. 32.4 July, 1810 ; with an AddriAlrpeefized, which WA/ delive'red most g uu k ae g en s wa y' o p; few, Let b oles . *o,,,pd . mk t u s .. Asre and tried But tbet Wire the patients *he hays meg lily be produced; • ' lat the Protestant Dissenteti' Chapel, in Cross- s tr e et, Marches -i ' BUTLER'S AROMATIC. PECLORAL LOZE.NGES, for of them t o the moat ' in tkete, slid Sege loft esenplibill 4 --t • . ter, on the 2d of the same month , at the interment of tae Rev. tiiProvirg ifte voles; and for coughs, colds, asthmas, and con. which the skill and et the 'pet Welborn ble to cope with. Thule-fisardpefly.lol.o.o* al/Mt 4 Old - 'Thomas Baines.-By the ReV. JOiEFILBEA:LEY. snmptions, in boxes, at Isid. each. , k, • Printed for Jos. Johnson arid Co. St. Paul's Church-yard ; and . - Anti-Impetightes. eY4fßil F. • Isaac Clarke and Co. Manch e st e r. CHALLENGE, l' r i ce half-a-guinra a WK. bit fie &tuft hates! 416 kr: . , quantity of four, sae. only, by which *emit s dank eft S. vele - td will' close about the by the CITY and BAY. 'This day was published, Ills . I, peicV ?.s. Ga. Mailety's SekTier Aerie the entoieworttl to Prove a I the Proprietors name in absetsma," Sorel Same% I.Y will continue °peal& r r HE PHILANTAkoPtst, a New Work, to single instance where t heir Pikadicine and method of cure have I w ig to the plat dism the semis, asediciae. ;ect for convening those JL be continued every Three Months. failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in th is • by Mathews sod /:, .1 8, Strand. ng now before the Public, The object of this Work is to encourage benevolent feelings, particular branch of their siod •giver rise to one II" ' ' - . .1 - ''l interesting. and to show how they may be.most beneficially exerted, particu- unsuccessful case. r :' . • , t ~, • I r • bitty by pointing out to th ose w h o o c cu py th e middl e and tope- They continue co direct their ;tinily; tif i thetieatment and cure' • .. , DEC:L/101170Y OF. INDEPEIVDENCE. tE PRIZES,. : riot racks in sodlety, th e res ul ts o f suc h en d eavours as h ave of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the system, . NENTy TitotygAND: . proved successful in alleviating th e mi ser i es of man, and impress- which is the conseauence of the or rnicious and rant ui effect', raf 2 . ''' i• • • v ~>> • 4 •."' Itowi a 73611 NEW TiiiA.Talg-itotAl, TO -MORROW EVENING, OCTO will be acted a Comte Opera, FONTAINALEAT Sir John Bull, Mr. EMEI. Lackland, Mr. ;ONES.; Lord Winlove. Mr. INCI.EDON ; Henry, Colonel Epaulette, Mr. FARI 'Squire 'Pally-ho, - Mr. BLANCI Lapoche, Mr. SIMMON; Lady Bull, Mrs. DAVENPOI Res; Mrs. DICKONS; Dolly Bull, Mrs. 1 To which Albe added the.Foree ANIMAL MAGNE TISM Marquis de l.ancy, Mr. BUNT° Decor, Mr. BLANCHARD ; La Fleur. - Picard, Mr.TRUMAN; Geoffry, Constance, Miss LOGAN; Lisem Boxes 7s. Second Price Ss. 64. int Ss. Lower Gallery 2s. Second Price Is. Upper Price 6d. The doors will be opened at half past at half past six. Places for the Boxes to be taken Mr, Box-Office in Prince's Place, HartAitreet, This Evening—John Bali; -and Pail, On Monday, The 1 ragedy of Hamlet On Wednesday, The Comic Opera of On Thursday, The Tragedy of, gh,g The Public are respectfully infOrmid. Romance is In rehearsal, and. will speedily • PANORAMA, StRAND, NEAR ST.IRiikY• THE VIEW OF DOVER wii middle of October, to be succeeded of CADIZ. The ISLANDS of SCILI. the end of. the year. The grand. ptpject dangerous rocks into a safe harbour Being it is prestuned this View will be (Drent he LESS NUAII3ERS-MORE Pitl2 ♦N ADDITIONAL PittZE OF TWENTY . tritium tug his mural chuacter. The profits of this Work will be appropriated to the promolkm of plans for the general education of the poor. Soli by Longman and Co. Paternoster-row; I. and A. Arelt, Cambia ; Darton, Harvey, and Dartoo, Gracechurch-street ; au! W. Phillips, George-yard, Lombardrftreet. POUNDS, . AND TICKETS AND SHARES. CHEAPER AT j'YTON's No. 2, CORNKILL, near the Mansion House. The present LOTTERY to, be drawn OCTO )ER 19, includes Five Prizes of 420,000, by which the Chance of gaining either of those Capitals is increased One Fourth. Tickets and Shares will sUORTLY RISE, therefore an immediate purchase will prove a certain saving, at Errors's 2, Cornhill, who sold, in sixteen Sixteenths, the only 45,000 Prize shared iu the last Lottery, No. 2,763 ; and in the few preceding months Capitals to the amount of 4200,000. . lurce which is the consequence of the pernicious anik i steful effe c t. of a habit long and most uuily pursued by the lt. of both serest in the onelt will be tend lie the unfaaltit of barren ness; the other have litriges fatally. deyelopedro. them by 2 dis tressing state Of debllliCil hi ch, if not ti.s4i rilWaksl, terntinat es in impotence. These are ha remote and ititinatielfect s, while con sumptions,loss of muscular power, and varitsuS nervous complaints usnally charac: eriw the earlier StAget &this salitary vice. Of per suns languishing under the &minters incident to such a habit, their trcaunent is simple and has never proved unsticzessful, in the coursers( a long, laborious, and much extended practice. lu the most obselnate andekillanlicaivil cases of Ven..real infeedon . and, as obstructions in the ueethrt, spongy • excrescences, ha;d tu muun, Cations ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gltets, as also S riuc l'U LtES. • ' Whether recent or of long duration, awl which have balled the skill ofother Practitioners; are by their present improved plan 01 reatmen t, effectually and permanently cured, without the patient tuffering the excruciating pain anti alarming hemorrhage which( often follows the applleation.of the lunar causve. In t he.course of 00 years extensive paactice in this metropolis, numemas cases of Strictures have been aed are daily under their are, the total eradication of which. are effected by'a safe, cer c ein, and expedi iioni mode Of praitilsi, superior to any otliiir ' "yeiNidopted.. 'Ehe weakness, relanalear, and debility proceeding irons this smesplains; is. speedily removed, and the pan.nt tenured to sound and vi kerous health. lint where the debility has for years existed, a perper'pers:verance in their restorative remedies, after titeStric. WC has been destroyed, is in lite , etis.V.dy requisite to revive the illinibering sparks of life, 'anti to re-animate the Constitution. Several Nobasuswas mud Gentlentnn, of the first respectability, have been under the tare of Mes:rs. Currie anil Co. for the re moval of etimplaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and, having received a•radital and permanent cure, request that references may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided sus periority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatna mt. Many of these feentletrien have hail Strictures front tea to twenty years, and had beer under the care of Messrs. Home and Heaviside', and other ittrgeons of equal eminence, whd attempted the cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie ant! Ca: may be consulted by either sex with the greatest di:Peaty, seers cy, Owl honour, at their house, No. 107 Barton-Carden. Patients in the country arc requested to stars the particular; of their case, a.4e, and general habit of living, &c Unclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be given or sent to any part of the kingilum. to estate that ‘ecfecy so essential to their undertaking, the postage of Letters may be added to the account tor medicines. TRINIDAD GAZETTE. AUGUST IP. Private lettere of the 10th Attest. from Trinidad, linlierm us, that A report was in ctrculatioa there, and .(11611 te i d much credit, that the troops sent by the . ment ofCoro and Marsarybo, had been cos pletelY deleate4 by the inhabitants of Caraceasi tsdn.! mantled by the *minis del A veteran Officer had reached Trinidad from! Guyana; with dispatches for Sir Alexander Cochran. The annexed PrbcLtmation was announced assietheit. tic :- 66 It has pleased AtAttatrer Gnu to grant to every . country alike the natural right of its own soverety. 4 , These provinces, planted by Spain, fos tered and protected by her power, have, and of right asset to lase, submitted to her guidance and direction during the period of their infancy, when from imbasility and weakness they were incapable of their own govern runt and protection: as But Spain, depeittecl of her King by.ths ralleled per fi dy of the Emperor of the Frenclt i r , European States vanquished by his treachery and hie' ' arms ; and the ancient, lawful and acknowled Government of the alUntry destroyed by the vioregi outrages of his sanguinary policy ; there exists neidoe ,reason, right nor justice, for continuing our depots& I twee on a Power that has no existence bat in fair •atory ; policy and self-preservation, Abwwfote, de. mand that we should pnavide for oar *MUM safety, •and thet.prote.;tion of these provinces, by taking into out OM hands the natural sovereignty of our country. a The period has at length arrived, when these United Provinces possess both strength and power to protect themselves. With a portiation of nine millions inhAbit.tnts, with an extent • f iertile territory stip& rior to any empire on the globe, and abounding w ith all the ridges that bounteous nature ever besto we d on the human race, it woald be aintrary to sound policy, in the present state of the world, to submit. mad we are determined as hver to "Mat so the dawisiem o f arty Erroftean mt Forgy Amer &tomer. 66 Fog whilst a lawful Goverment (Wog in Spain, and her legitimate King sat up:tit her theesee. we have ever been loyal to his person and faithful to his Government, and our treasures have bees dwoely support of the European Monarchy and its saw. whilst we have been distressed by a war is whidt we BISH reminds his Fri- at the LOTTERY • begins and finishes the 19th ON3II. Tickets aid Shares are selling In great y • s . his Offices, CORNHILI., and 9, CHA " s ' e S t Where THIRTY CAPITAL PRIZES were in Shares within the Last Niwe Mum his, including . .. r*- e Prizes of 3C20,000. The present Scheme contains only 4,000 Numbers, yet there are 5 ... Prizes of X 20,060 •.. or ..-. a '2;000 S. 'Prizes of I,otio There are Five Ticherl of each Nsimber, anti the fare of One decides the other Four. One Number must gain £i0o,•00. • • All Business in the _Public Funds transacted with fidelity and dispatch by T. BISH, Stock-Broker. t)IC I-I A RDZON, GOO D LUC lc: and Co Con tractors with Governmesst fut the *mot State 1. 0 4111 Y, respectfully inform the Public that Tickets and§hares are now on sale at their Offers, Bank-huililings, Coroldil, and episdaitt 'the King's Mews, Charing-Cross.--SCHEMk. ' 5 I 4 5 ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 1,000 •••• ••• 000000 50 SO ....:..:•••;:••• 4,600 ......... 15 ••: ••• 711,0n0 This day was published, In i§ne neat and very closely-print:d Volume Octavo, price '1 41 in boards, a Third Edition, vtry much improved, of T I RE MODERN PRACTICE OF PHYSIC : .E. Exhibiting the Characters, Causes, Symptoms, Prognostic, Morbid Appearances, anti improved Method of treating Diseases. By ROBERT THOMAS, M. D. of Salisbnry. . . " This IS a judicious compilation of facts, from the best writurts, which Islay ire perused with great advantage, because the different subjects are treated with brevity and perspicuity. Dr. 'llonfas has abridged with judgnient, has added modern opinions and slisetiveries, has frequently introduced tb,e result of his own ex perietsce, and his performance thus becomes hn useful Compen dium of the precut State of Medical Practice." Monthly Review. Printed for John Murray, 32, fleet -street, London; and sold also by every other Bookseller In town and country. 10,000 Tickets. ..ctoo;opo Five Tickets of each Number.' • All to be drawn the 19th of October, • • a - DR. FREEMAN'S GirrTA SA l .lllo.4at• r I I Ht vulue of this Infallible Medicite has.bden se long proved, that nothing of the present...diry c,ap bear a competition with4t in all the different stages of a certain Disease, which it effectually cures and eradicates from the habit, without esciting the painful feelings and exposure that attends' salivation. Without debilitating the constitution in any degree, Or even,cequi ring confinement from limiess, or restriction,in diet. 'Vile radical virtnesof theseinestiinahl!l)rops liae proved their claim to public approbation for more' than SO years. In aitthe debility of both sexes,they prove a never ialling.restorative, whether-the debility isproduced by too free LOC of mercury, illicit pleasures, or the et. fects of a warts climate to travellers, and those Ong abroad.— T hey cannot be recommended too strongly to dm* who Will et‘• ceive a ctfe speedy, anti comp Ute cure in 'i,ll old stubborn Gleeta, andevery vetakness that affycrs the bladderand organs of urine. By Its efficacy man y women h aste become mothers who for yews lied been deprived of ihat happiness. Sold wholesale and retairat Mr:Baler's, No. 4, Cheapside, tor• ner of Puternoster-row ; Baxter:and Smith, Edinburgh and Gies tow ; Belam, Portsmouth; Newbery and Son, Dirblin ; Pack ar,d Turner, Hull; Hoxland and Playdon, Plynautti ; and by Mot: Booksellers and Medicine Venders in ever Town, in bozo at . :s• itcl and ft s. each. Of whom nay bet lately publishi.d. 1. Hoofer's Physician's Vade-Mecum, foolscap Bvo. Surgeon's Valle-Mecum, foolscap Bvo. 6s. 3. Atiatornist's Vatle.hiecum, foolscap Bvo. 91. Cooper's Dictionary of Practical Surgery, Bvo. 13s. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, NEW BRIDGE-STRILLT, LONDON. • This day•was published, Handidinely pripted in avo. price I:2s. in boards, THE SECOND VOLUNIE of the ANNUAL :mtpleAt. RtcriEw and RP.GSTER, for 1809; corn- Prising a critical Account orevery Publication relating toFfedi elite and Surgery, which appeared during that Year; together with in historical Sketch of the Discoveries and improvements' these and the collateral Sciences within the same period; a Re port of the general State of Health and Disease in the Metropolis and a variety of miscellaneous intelligence. BY A bOCIETY .OF PHYSICIANS. This work potsessee two recommendations,which it particularly valuable to practitioners, resident in or abroael: bi the first place, it affords the only convict tali 'l6 to he obtained, of all the publications, which • e front the press, Mathis to professional subject, it comprises a tele:et:on and Aetaal of all the new or Matter, contained in those public.tians, which will purchase ut the majority of thelsooks themselves for the country, navy, army, &Cc. nibiecessary. Printed for John Murray, 92, Fleet•street, London also by every ether Bookseller in town and country. Of wisisna may be bad, Volume 1. for 1608, • ItONOURED Sl*, ' BE kave to inform you, that ever since the yeas 1790,1 had been afflicted with the lairs Venerea ; which, from its ol'stinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the Most eminent of the faculty hart, and imdergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged from the Ciospital , with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveteratesature. hr • GENUINE MEDICINES.. NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45,'• Sr. Paul's • Church-yard, LOncloti, Or No. f 9, Dame street, Dublin,- rroprietors of Dr. Jones s Powder, and other valuable .Prepara float, inform the Public, that in t:onsequenee of the pew Duties, the price ; Its. 9d. per Paeket, or eel. ss. 6d. : Or Jztle, -Is. as made up for theAraly that the words " F. Newbery, No. 45, the Sta.- 1 ineTticied , the Nice of that Medicine is es. 9(1. per Pactet, or Xt. 56.8, Dozen, or a Dozen in &Bottle, 11.45. as made up for the. and Navy; but observe that the words " F. Newbery. 14 St..Paurs," are engraved in the Startle! ! The following are the 'Prices of theiegeslicinm,dutiesittel but those who purchase six, or inure, will be alkiwctibeS gratis : • - ... s. d. br. James's Powder • 2 9 Dalby's Carminative__ Ditto Analeptic Pills ,4 6 , Strong nucture of Bark Ditto AniibillousPills 1 9 llinaFailes Ditto Dr. Atkin's, Chalybeate 4 . 0 Engliiii Ccrffee Dr. Steers's Opodehloc 23 ) &Stile! of Ginger. Ditto Convulsion r)il 2 6 inglisli's Scots Pills At Camomile Drops 1 9 Cheltenham Saks Essence of Coltsfuot S 6, ; Ipecacirkrilia Latenges Mr. Spence's Dentrifice 1 0 -Dr. Soletider's Tea . The Cephalic Snuff 114 Henry's Magnesia I.nzenges of lilois lit M .., D c , Ps Glasn's Magnelia 3 6 Spi •• ' • Leo's Lintment • 5 b . C 1 . " : 'to Asthmatic Balsam 29 G. 411 0 - 1 : • tires l'oaic Pills 291, 0 k—7 - es . Ar. Hoop er ' s Pill s 1 141 • • • ' ~: Ample aXesinata te Liar , , ilut.lee are 4 AA, . . . . H - s ~: 10 4 0 3 9 9 9 2 9 2 9 2 11 I 6 56 56 61 1 4 1 . 1 1 9 1 , TIY his - Majestes Ronal Letters Patent, ' A-7 vnto - JAMES RYMER, Surgeon, heigate, Surrey, ins,— and Preparer of the , ..ARDIAC and 'NERVOUS TINC 11 (E . the only safe and effectual Remedy fos Disorders Stomach, and Bowels; viz. First, Head-ach, Confusion, and Giddiness. Set...tiily, Indivstion, Less of Appetite, Bilious s.. Retellings, Yellowoess of the Eyes and Skin, Viatulence, Spasms, Heart-burn, Hiccup, Gripinp, Colic, and C Thirdly, For the Cuut in the Stomach and Head. Fourthly, For all such Affections of the Nervous System attended with Depression of Spfrits, Paralytic and . j?ispositions, Prostration of St renstb, Timidity, TV•mors, Ws, Palpitations, and Fahnings. or Pits. Fifthly, For brting* attd itrengtliening the *bole . States of Relazigon and Debility. • ' Sittbly,. As a posterful A.ntssepiie to Cases of Putrid ..ferc4oriteracting net . reetwting and b i lisatit, and PestU Sore Throat, 'Midi& arc. prevailing in tie , crpwded filktiy en li il pleats, fi Ips,hot-and unhealthy elitism% &c. Ildit Wholes:U.4nd Retail by Mr. Rymer 's Apphintatents chews. Dicey aaul:fmtlent, No. 1(), BOW Coarch-yard • tail tog Frederic Smith , NQ. Se t gay-curies ; Randall, i change;" Bacon and Co. Oxford-strait/I'Y. Newby -4.1,,5t. Paul's Church-yard; I. Hires, corner of lot 'Whed, Motbbrai; nod 'bp every Vender d Patent Itbe lillittiV. 011s4c0P, in *Weis .at Se. ge. 7s.Gd. Pints at 275. by which there is a coosidbssble saving. . aprovements in eke apring of last year nay disorder had got to such a head, as had no interest whatever, and Otir country drained if period ; a Re- nearly to put a period to my existence. 1 had a large uker en the the Metropolis; crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broken those riches which Oaten !WAS bestowed upon the a. habitants of America, for their own happiness.. sup 001 in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and defence. and IS. bad b e en Ina state of ulceration for the last *oven years •my left Port+ • Ich must render hid also two nodes upon it, was very much discoloured, and gave 66 Under these considerations, god to payee* the . in the country, me sech excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as inevitable and ruinous consequenme of falling ester complete view, nearly to • deprive me of rest ;In this laineut.ible state, I was re- the yoke of the Emperor of the French, din tyrant of which annually commended by Mr. J. Thompscra, (who received so great a cure ects ; and :Idly, by them here,) to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began I Europe, and the opprassor.nt Spain, we, the Spanish ror interesting to d o on th e 25th May ;in the course of a fortnight I began us provinces in America, declare ourselves a free, ewe. will resider the receive benefits—in little more than a month the ulcers on my I reigr, and independent people ; not ackn • ele hdijair for surgeons in head and arms were soundly haaled—soon after, the sofa= my ; ; b e d eee i nat i on of any p o w er o n en d ; ; re f • oa k. . leg healed also: leaving, however, considerable discolours I . . and denting and ndon ; and sold non In the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the 1 Mt 9ll ". • "P ilin g the al l thontY of ll'. 'bleesittg of God, and a little longer perseverance hi your inveliia. WhAlNver Make ing, dominion over u.— price 95. We Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispefsing, the skin regaining This we unaninsandy and tedgeounelves tQ itsnatural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going off—l thus ma i nta i n an J support ' inn Vele OW fOrtUISIN, eta, granted , became, by your liberal advice and medicine, pettedly free from and our sacred honours, cram arm every inhabi- arrey,lnventor my former complaints—have recovered my former spirits En Tim EWE, iirength, and am become jolly raid fat,in which statehaviag eon. I cant in the provinces ft aid sad intwon in eying rs of the Head, tinued many mouths m tbe ascents/talent of all who knew me, i into effect this our laudable and jest resoluta% and am at a loss in what terms to expreas my.vatitude, but beg you establishing for ourselves lud our posterity a Gam for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as equitable, and independent Government. that shall us Crudities and public as possible, as I shall on every occasion-.in so doing you . i latulence, Pain, will greatly obi, Sir, your grateful obedient very humble sir- secureour happness ' s:4d gine us a place of honouraod I Costiveness. vant, -, ALEX. hill RICER. respect among the independent nations of the earth. ad. . Swoon's Chise, High-Street, Edinburgh. " And we do earnestly entreat all farei nations is System as are Preparal ibsd sold by the sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylor. and Apoplectic Member of theßoyal College of Surgeons hi London, at his house, -- c to f avour us with such alliance and ausatance as asay to acknowledge and guaranty oar in and 1 Tremors, Start- No. 9, New BrWge-streste; where, after a 'sustain residence feu more than 40 years, In a practice panicularirdirected to the enable 'us to defeat the designs of the canny of our bole System, in Cure of Venereal Complaints, and those incidental to the ' country. .. , Parts of Generation, with that fundable seamy width fl net . ss By thus disa • OCT dependence on Spain, Putrid Me, and o f kb, prof a.tekt always ob serve la s ucfi caget he ga b 'we solemnly appeal to Ten for the rectitude of our cluing Pbtrid , nets htnuself, a itts name and assistance he , gratulinUmf Wills i • " ions, and we do protest before the sacred Ma. Are crlartClic nleters tolsr tide Medicine, willies estee m e d, b y a dk. I intent pebintment• ar tiy Yla , tes, Hob- win os pohnc i asitiaadvseessge seldom attained and void of all ! jest,' of GOD himself, that in all our measures we have •,. ambiguity. . • ever been actuated by motives pure and himourable, „.,_, They tire ilistold by his appointment. at the Perftwaert. Nil a.ld that WC hAve 120 other design In view than the ard ; 11114 ^ 7-- ' 35, St. Albasa'skittedt, Vali Mill ; the 'foy-ehrop, No. IC; Ox preservation of ourselves, aced the protection bf our 1 1411, Royal i.l- rofd-street, • Ms. DisittorraWs, N Q, 7 hish-street-11111, nearlynp, • . And we do ost humbly vhery and Sons ,? son fa every m 0444111. ebra rn an coun t r y t ,_ A .... A.. L _,. _i__ sup. 4 pusliethe ilonutnenr; an one per batatt"trect i i l sown in England, &c. in bones only.ils. 9,1. each, *WO RE wlib plicate that Being Wasig;llwVauss the fate Of moue, to rut Medicines full and plain directions whereby persons of abhor In any lire sisal tie our ezertions.,;,. ii t to Ono and protect this id. 14s. and I th e d„d res ` w i t h fan IQ sSnc y 4.. cur saw enablisbad .1 , ring. . 5 • .. . . ' . . • • • , . • • - • . • . ; CHANCERY PRACTICE. This day was published, in 2 Volt. tiro. price £1; as. boards, THE PRESENT PRACTICE and COSTS in - the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY ; with pregical Directions and Remarks for the Guidance of the Solicitor in the conducting of a Cause, from the Commencement to its Close. And also in conducting otlhr Proceedings in Al:niers under the Jurisdiction of the Court, or I.ord Chatic'ellor; in which the Practice of the Court (and pa:titularly before the Master) is fully explained, in a' manlier entirely new; with an Appendix, con taining a valuable Collection of modern Precedents, in necessary use during the progress of a Cause. lly S. Tuansa, Solicitor, fourth Edition; considerahlyetilarged and improved,with the ad dition of the modern Cases and the late orders of Court relating to F By ROBER1: VENABLES,Epq. ton: Printed for‘ W. Clarke and Suns, Lair Bookseller.. Portugal-street, L9tluhitl't-ithn. •, Of whom may he 140 E? /Ivo. price Ss. in hoards, - An Epitome of the Practice of the Court of Chanciiry. By S. Turner.