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THE ABSENCE.-AMATORY STANZAS. Bewildered amid the dread fcenes, Where Alps' beetling (wefts eitcnd, See, the 'Traveller. forlorn and affray, His cootie eer the blue fununits bend. The ..lift.ant, far dittant hi- cat. 'llus* Ultima the Maid of his heart; To blunt the rude thorns of his away, Hope and Fancy their alarm. impart. But when realized the fond dreams, That pieta cd the moments of Wits, Hel..cics the desr maid in his arms. And prints on her check the warns kits. Thro' his boons fared tranfports pervade, Ho bofom to love ever true ; Not (wetter thole to parte than mine, V:hen thee, my dear AO'LAIDI, I view. Oft Fancy. the Soother of tare, Has wafted tech thouvist on her wing; Of; Hope's glafs has lov'.l, to my fight Thy tar diflant Image to tiring. Titeir magic no more I requeft, Tim pangs of thy atifence to guile... No more Hope or Fancy I aft, I :air, my dear AO . LA Iva—thy ftuile! LJUBLIN, ArAr 14. On Friday morning Tail, about one o'clock, an artillery foldier, (landing fentii,cl over a quantity of cannon ball, near Sarah's bridge, was moll treacheroully and inhumanly Mot by fume vile afrallin from behind a low wall at about (even ' yards distance. The whole mars of Ilugswith which the piece was charged entered his thigh a link above the knee, lacerating and tearing the bone, misfiles, and tendons, to pieces. The report broorlit atli(lance, and it was found medley im mediately to amputate the limb. SAturJay a young man, in the a& of attending one of the large boilers, at a brewery in Antrim, fell in, mid, niAinchoty to re l ate , was ("w e d i n ft) ,necking a manner, before any aid could arrive, that he expired in a few hours after in the utmoll agony. The Rev. Pealed* , w GIIIRARD. of Aberdeen, is to be Moderator to the nest General Affcmbly, which meets on Thurfday next. Wednefday a proelansation was read at theCrofs of Edinburgh, with the uftegl formalities, ordering the eleaion of a Pcer, to fupply the vacancy in the Scots reprefentative, by the death of the Earl of Dysart: as, to take place at liolyrood•honle o n t h e 16th of June next, betwixt tae hours of two and four o'clock afternoon. The Play of Kin: pile, OF England al tesed by Dr. V•LPY from SeI•ILSPERE, and to be aged in the courfe of this week at Covent Garden, abounds with palfages direaly applicable to the Circamfiances of the Country at this moment.— Fit/soar/4e has a new feeccb. which in point of poetic fpirit and patriotic energy, lurpalles even the celebrated harangue of Rolla to his country. men. The whole Play, indeed, is calculated to meet the feelings of the Public in the prefent emergency. - - - - On Monday fennight Ed w. Croker, of Grange, Efq.'s ch. colt, carrying 811. 71b, beat George Fof bery, Efq.'s eh. filly, carrying BR. ilb. one two mile heat, over the courfe of itathkeal, for flogs. Ft aim, the celebrated pupil of Ccantrivi, and with whom he left England fall year to make the tour of Europe, is now at St. Peterlburgh, where he receives the molt flattering approbation of the Conn and Nobility. He, lately gave a public Concert, which was crouded with the molt dill tinguifbed perfonages I and at his performance the houfe reechoed with raptures of applaufe. If, with his extraordinary mufical talents, this eccentric point lhosild entertain any portion of economy, be mutt loon acquire an ample fortune. Wednelday evening, is Rosser Hawxis was driving the Mitcham coach to town, he fell of, and the wheel going over his body, he is not ex peeted to Cursive. In Kenfington Gardens on Sunday a very rail graceful fcene was exhibited. Two unproteacd Ladies, of modeß appearance, being rudely treated by a crowd of perfons who furrounded them, Tome Geotlemen interpofed in the moll becoming and creditable manner, and took theta under their im• mediate proteaion. The mob, however, perfilled in atoriying them; in csafequesee of which, a fmartfraest took place, sad exemplary chaitifement was iiißiaed upon feveral of the rude and unmanly agsteir.rs. Coat. MULCH variety of informations were heard at the different Police Offices lAA week, undo. the Ads for the regulation of the Coal Trade. Several were foe fending in wharf nseafure. 36 bulhels to the chaldron. without the ingrain, when the feller had sgrsed to fend them in to the buyer as Pool ine.iftire, with the ingrain. The others were for fending in what is technically called jil aw avr—that i s, coals thrown into tacks at a hazard, without paining the Randard bushel, as the Aa of P.irlisment requires, when fold by wharf meafure.—All the minks have been convicted. Givau.—As within thefe three months feveral per lons have found confident& be nefit, and perfonally expreffed their thanks to the Proprietors of Sr 'Lilt/KY% Anti•korbutic for the return of Health they have receiv i ed r ,T t.itiiur their Medicine ; and as others have been eriqui,,rig for a remedy to counters& that ctup ti which in fo many cafes has followed the In. Mucosa, it is their peculiar fatisfaiffion in thus ply. • • in their power to remove their anxieties to fads fairitily on this head. Thole who are &Ned to annual returns of Scorbutic complaints at this fea• fon, e xperience has taught them the value ref fuch a Medicine, they have not now to learn its efficacy or its reputation, Rending, as it does, unequalled 1, 1 4 Aupals of Medicine, whether adminifte red i u Spit'''. or applied t ,, alleviate the (offerings of ' • .4outritheatma•ifss , &c. or acrimonious eruptions nit on the forface ol the Skin. LAII INT'ELLIGNNCA. COURT OF KING's BENCH, MAY cf. LORD KEITH D. ADMIRAL PROIGLI. This was an argument on a cafe referved for the opinion of the Court, with refpeet to Prize-money, di din from (hips captured after Lord Keith had left the Cape of Good Hope, on his return to Enal and. Lord Keith, who had a general command, both at the Cape of Goad Hope nation, and in the In dian iCaf, detached a fquadron under Commodore Lozack, which was to cruize for a limited time off the Mauritius and Madagarcar, and then to re turn and join the fleet on the Cape of Good Hope Ration. It was this fquadron which made the prizes that were the fubjeet of the prefent anion. During the cruise of this detached fquadron, Lord Keith left the Cape fur England, giving at the fame time inftruelions to Admiral Pringle, rela tive to the (tips on the Cape Ration. Admiral Pringle had alto a commiffion from the Admiral ty to take the command of them. The queflion was, whether Lord Keith or Admiral Pringle was ent;tled to the Admiral's (hare of the prizes taken by the detached fquadron after Lord Keith's de parture ? Mr. laity's, on the part of Lord Keith, argu ed, that in point of f ,a, Admiral Pringle never did fueceed Lord Keith, except in the command at the Cape Ration (out of the limits of which the prizes were made), and that Lord Keith having ordered this cruize, was refponfible for his own orders, and thetefore ought to have the fruits of his refponfibility ; he elf() contended, that in point' of law, until Lord Keith's Flag was (ruck, and his fttcceffor appointed by the Admiralty, he was Rill the Coremander of the Fleet, although on his return to England. Mr. DANTlttill, on the other fide, contended, that by both the Commiflion of the Admiralty and Lord Keith's Letter of Inftrudions, Admiral Pringle was really the Admiral of the Fleet, after the departure of Lord Keith, and therefore was entitled to the Admiral's (hare of there prizes which had been made by a detached fquadron belonginrr to that fleet a he alfo contended, that whether Commodore Lozack had an independent Command, or whether he, upon Lord Keith's de parture, fell under the command of Admiral Rainier, who had the chief command in the In. dian Seas, Rill Lord Keith, who was the Plaintiff, had not made out his title, and therefore that judgment mull be for the Defendant. The Court deferred giving judgment until judg ment Ilia be pronounced irra limilar cafe between Lord St. Vincent's and Lord Nelfon. TS [ol,olto S. 11•111EAS COILPIM Mr. EIMINI moved bra writ of Habeas Cor pus to be direded to the gaoler of Chelmsford, to bring up Edward Dort el, who is a foldier in the Buckinghamfhire Militia, and a man who bad borne an irreproachable ;handler. He was com mitted on the pofitive oaths of two perfons, on a charge of burglary. There was no doubt the houfe had been broke open and robbed. The only quellion was, whether this man had, or could by ' poffibility be guilty of this offence? He had fuch 'evidence in anfwer to that, as would render it ins poffible he ever could be convided of this offence. 'He load thirteen affidavits, Rating, that on the even ing when this burglary was committed, viz. on the evening of the Bth of March, the prifoner was in. his father's boufe; in Bockingharofhire, and flept there all that night, and that was at the dillance of 54 Miles from the place where the burglary was committed. Lord ELLISSOROUGH raid, they could not try an AM on affidavits. His Lordfhip a(ked Mr. Editing, whether he nscolleeed any cafe of this fort where the Court had proceeded without the affidavit of the perfon hinsfelf of his innocence ? In this cafe, the prifoner himfelf had made no affi davit. His Lordthip Paid, he rather thought there was no inftance of any fuch application. Mr. Essauws raid, it was very ear,' to obtain fuch an atsda•it, and he thould take another op portunity of moving it after he had procured that affidavit. MARS'''. ♦Y.D CO. O. 1110. This was an aetion on a policy of infuranee on Goods on hoard the Franklin, and the voyage was at and from Liverpool to Palermo, MelEna, Na. roles, and Leghorn. provided the French &could not be there. The lots arofe from capture. The plaintiff's had a verdi&, and a Rule NO having been obtained for a new trial, that rule was ar gued to day by Mr. Easton' and Mr. Pate. who Doewed eaufe &Radon it, and by Mr. Gamma and Mr. Gloms. wko fupported the rule i after which the Court dikbarged it. VIII LINO 9. WILL Utley. ‘n this cafe Mr. Maaavar obtained a role for a Certiceeri to have the caption of the indilment amended according to the real (late of the fats. The indiftment is Rated to have been found at a feffions held before the commiffion of the offence. An affidavit defcribed the manner in which this iniffitke had accidentally happened. BIRTHS. Oa Wednefday, a Upper Orildord-arect, the Lady of Jam Efq. d a ton. On Saturday la, die Lady of Almada. Hoathw, pfq• , of a Co.. On the Mt Hay, of North Cattle-Iron, Edin burgh, of a Co.. MARa U Lagar. la Baltiaglak, county of Wicklow. Mr. Frakr, of the ytl Beeman of Foot, to `.fife Elias Mag. Os Beturday, at Leviritbook ►y the Hon. sad key. Mr. Lew, Mr. j. B. Courtbope, Jug. to MA jaw Longhorn. of Stockwell. On Saturday 1011, at Aldgate (lurch, Ocagic Wyndham, Efq. to Milo Dominica,. Saturday. at St. George's Church, Hauoveaquare, Thomas Buckler Lethbridge, Efq. fon of Juba Lethbridge. Mit of Sands bill-pork, SomerktOsise. to Mils Aloe boddard. slaughter of Asubrofe Goddard. If* M. P. for the county of Wilts. DIED. At ?Amber* as 4tb Waist. Gawp Notrya. Eft of Softball. la the llad year of Me age. On the t R InDAat, la the 67th year of Ma me.Thooma Belk Efi. of Wellerfrat At Perth. the 3d loft. Mr. Oenr;r Saademan, aged ysc At Edlabor,h. as the eth leash Mr. William natiom, of the Blend of Jamaica. third km of the late Mr. Wm. Floleyfoo, clerk to the bills. At &Inn! !lumen'. on the 6th lat. the Lady of Jana ter. pike, kji. Myer of the A yriarc Mllrtlta SUS= SOrtli bOV/in. TO sp. SOLD BY AUCTION—By VERRAL and MR, At the Old Ship Tavern. in Brightbt 'mita') in the County of Suffer, on Thurfday, the 16th day of May neat, between the Hours of Four and Six o'clock in the Afternoon of that day. E Manor or reputed Manor of TRULY, to gether with the Capital Me nags or Manisa Houk. Barn., Stables, and other Outiv..iklings, and sap Acres, mom or of Arable, Meadow, Patti , re, Sheep Down, and Wood Land to the fame belonging, known by the tevera3 14 , ..r.aes of Truly Farm and Hardes 1-2tid, &fifthly &nate at halloo ton, In Suite:, and now in the Tenure or Occupation of Mr. William Grooms, as Tenant under a Leak, which expires the 29th of Scptenahernext. The whole Eltate is Freehold and Iles well tegethet, b &r -ant from Steyning, Three Mil, a, from Horfliam Twelve Miles, from Shoreham 4 Mika, and from Brighthelmfton 12 Miles. The Houk and Buildings re fuldtantial and in good Repair, the Wood Land is well (Nicked with young growing Timber, and a Navigable River runs witpin a few Miles of the Eftate. Edburton is dole to the South Downs, the Country aboard' with Game, wad feveral Nett of Hounds are kept in the Ndglibotirhood. PoiTeSon may be had at Miehaeima. nest. To be viewed on Application to the Tenant, and further Particulars may be had of Mr. Alley, Heritmonceux, near Battle; or Mt. Richard Tarsier, Attorney, Lewes, Suez. (7 Country Gentlemen and ethers are informed that they may be fupplied with this valuable Medicine by fending their Orders by Coachmtn or NVIIIMM. or by tnclofing Call' in a fmall. Parcel, diretted to Mr. JOHN WADE, No. 103, Flea-Erect, London, for which Purpofe vimplete Packing Bows are provided for fading it with Lacey to any part of this Kingdom, Ireland, Scotland, ate. HUNTE R's RESTORATIVE BALSAM of LIFE and HEALTH, Is the Brit Medicine in the world for ratoring and Invigorating the Conititutions of perfon• weakened and debilitate ; by a courfe of dilfipated plisdurea,or indeed by any other ranks. Every day producer ire& accounts of the lingular fuceefs of this invaluable Reiterative Medicine, and many gentlemen have been candid enough to declare, that it bad fuccoeded in cafes when every other Medicine prayed ineffedluaL Gentlemen of the firft dillintlion in this kingdom, as well as others, whole conititutions were broken and debilitated. hive experienced the good /fleas of this Reiterative Medicine. For Nervous Diforders proceeding from execfave drinking. dif• fipmcd pleafures, the immoderate ufe of tes,or from whatever occaliona great debility and relaxation of the foliih,a better and fake Medicine cannot be taken. Numbers who had under gone too powerful comfits of mercury, (that bane of health), which reduced them to a Dame of miferabie sentence, received the nutlet benefit from this Reftorative; for after lets Lf ftrength and vigour, they happily regained their fernier *smith. For pains in the back and Loins, glects and feminal weakneffa, perhaps there is not any Medicine in puidie or private pradice which has been fo fuccefsfuL Note.—=i Rtitorativc is prepared In pill', which produce more gradual and Isiting cleat than all the Mum! forms; the finer parts of the &Mtn are ago better preferved. To be had at Wade's Medicinal Warehoufts, No. 163, Fleet• ftreet, and No. 13, Old LiondArect ; Tun. Royal Exchange; Baeon,No. !so, Oxford-Meet; and all other Venders of Me didaes in Town and Country, price 6s. 3d. the boa; or It may be had lo larger boxes, price only rl 9es which costain the quantity of fix fmall boxes, a. made op for the army,navy, dtc. A Pamphlet on the virtues of the R.ltotutive, with a Lift of intportant Cures, any be had of the Venders, price 6d. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL.LONDON. CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, AND EXPEDITION, FOR TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL 1 , 14/COMMON CNZAP TRAFILLING, FROM THE SARACENS HEAD INN, SNOW:HILL. IT TYE POLLOVrII/0 POST COACIM: NEWMARKET, ABINGTON, LINTON, BARTLOW and WALDEN New Poft Coach. To carry Four lufadru ; feta out every M anday, Wedntfilay, and Friday Morning, at (even o'clock, to the Bull Inn, Newmarket, and returns every Tudday, Thurfday, and Saturday Mornings, at eight o'clock. Bath and Briltol New Poft Coaches, through Chippenbam, Caine, and Marlboro' every Afternoon ; arriva at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas area, Beiltol, next Morning—inade rL ts.--ositfide Parcels 6d. carriage—Parente% forwarded from Balk to Bridgwater, Taunton, ate. Liverpool, Warrington, Knotsford, Stone, and Litchfield New Coach, called the Expedition, every evening, at Five o'clock, to the Crown Inn, Red Crefs-ftrea, Liverpool. Guard ed throughout. Birmingham, Mercury Pelt Coacb,with a Guard Sets out every aftenrion, and reaches Birmingham next day at noon Peirce by Oxford, Shipitone, and Eaton, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-ftreet, Birmingham. Leeds New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, feta out every morning at eight o*clock—carries four bifida only, and soa senuukahly eafr—palfa through Stamford, Newark, Ret ford, Doncalter, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds next day at noon. Notwitlfttanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, ix le allowed to be the moft agreeable and com plete pubhe conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in secommodation or conveyance by any other. Kendal, Lanceter, Prelton, 'Kith, Loofdale, &Aiken, Charier, Grata:lrk, and Garßang Poft Coaches, every after noon, at See o'clock—Guarded. Louth, Spiliby, Horneaftle, Bolton, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, lets o 6 Morway, Wednefday and Friday evenings, at four iickek—The only Coach from Spitiby with a Guard. York, Newcafile, and F.dinhersti Poft Coach, the Lard Nelion, performed with a Guard throughout, feta out every morning at levee o'clock, by way of Newark, Rained. Tad calker, Darlington, Northalkrton, Durham, Morpeth, and Ber wick. Paffengers finding themfelves fatigued from the length ofthejoamay may reit what time they pleafe, and then proceed on without any additional far:. The Proprietor at York runs Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. Caddie and Penrith Poll-Coach, goes with four Horfes, and a Gourd all the way—pales through Breath, Appleby, Greta-bridge, Richmond, Cattaick, Boroughbridge. Walter - by, Aberhird, Danaher, and Grantham. (the nearelt way by inikii)—fats am every Maralog and performs the journey with the greateft facility. Palagen detained as the rood by hohnefe or pkaftwe, have the pandiar saunter ef disk fines being ho med in the neat Coach, (with only as CoschneaL) Exeter, Plymouth, Fahnouth, Dartmouth, Weynitiath, Doe Metter, and Salilliory BUM= Coaches, every Morning at Iva! paR Three, with a Guam: through Hustiton, Axminfter, !taper'. Sandford, Baflngttelke, and Bagthot.--Carries four Infidel, at unit al. se. each. Hertford, Ware, Haddefdon, and Cbelbunt Coach, every I Morning. Sheffield and Ratberhua Rockingham Coach every 111o:s -ing at Seven.—Guarded. Oxford, Beam, and Henley New Poft-Cowl, with a Guard every Mumma, at live o'Clock. Munehefter, Wilenflow,Congkton, Neweale, Wallah, and Wolverhampton PoR Coach,every afternoon. Guarded Slwewfbary, Wellington, sod Shiffnal Poll Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every evening, at flee o'clock, to the Raven and Bell and Unlearn Inn,Shnnetbury. Guarded. &isthmuses, Wincheßer, Ariesford, Altos Coach, every rsiornkig. HuR, Noetheave,Howden, 'Morn and DoreaßerPoß Coach eves, morning. at keen o'clock to the BIM and Sus lon Mytoci-Gate, Hull. Woodford, Wanftead, and Laytonftone Coach, at 5 o'Clock every Evening (euept Sunday) Sunday Nine in the Manisa, W. MOUNTAIN and Co. refudfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be aceountabie for any Puce or Leggsge,f ee. anion than hive Pounds value, if loft or da maged, wads fpredied se the doe of delivery, and podd for ar.- credfnity, at the liaraosio.Head las, Seiow-HIN, London. N. IL Heavy Weights of Loaves, Goode, flee. convey ail by the under mentioned Waunna,—To Difi, Breda, BODWIT. Bury, and a parts of Suffolk every Monday. Southampton, Winchefter, Rumky, Lyndhark Lymlageou, Cluiftchurch, R ingwead, Fordingbridgr, Windiarn, and P MIS ...Waggons Daily. Marlborough. Newbury, and Reading, every Tata my. Woreclicr,Pettlavrt. and Wyeambe,eviery Saturday. altatinory, Hampton, anti Twia Latham, Mike • wait. fir, Aalido. assa Haley. don dim swat. tA'ALI.II3LE GPSIMAN tOSINAILAtfreIt. PROPRIETOR of this moll excellent REMEDY to fo certain et its Effieaty having sever failed in a var i ety cafes, agrees, it it dote net eradicate the Coen% toot mid branch, VO Tat MONSY. It 411,0 n application,takc Or the Inflammation in a frw Mein, and Milroy eiTedealig the Madiviity within* the Lail bard; Pri. ted Diredtiens fealad up with it. ',tit is the celebrated PIALSTER that g lined ffn much re• pe atinn in Guinan*, and has be fold in London upwards of Yeara. withehegreatcli repetition. Sold Wbeilettle and Retail by T. Altai, No. t, Finrl.4.ne, near the Royal Exchange; arid alto by Afr. Day„ No. y, Tpoil to.k-Rreet ; Mr. Wilfon, No. gp, St. Janwes-itreet; Mrs Swaney, No. at, Pall-Mali; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborat and Jeboult and Co. No. i.to, Oaford-greet. At &Bled, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonnet, pewter). Bath, By Hazard, hnokfeller, an l Rofiewitn, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Barter, South Bridge. Portia and Oofport, Mr. Harding's. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer.and Mr. loose ,t-nif Pertfmouth, Mr. Motley, nootienrr For Pitt Pains in the Stomach. Pain. in N ead Side. 3 For Pale, hai said. and enaaciafttl. Appearances i• Yount Perron.. C ---- s HING' PATENT ' WORM LOZENGEE, ere pat - onired and recommended by the Pith Nehicests i* the Kindom, u well u by the following Hen. Ladies wisr, have given this Medicine to their on taCbildren and al:, re tigi Poor ef „their reliwethre asishbour:loods, with ampat a kda fuccefs:— Her Grace the Duchers of Leeds The Right Has. the Counters of Darnley The Right Hon. the C.eancds of Shaftclbury The Right Hon the Counters of Mount Nerds The Right Hon. the Counters of Cork The Right Hon. Lady Caroline Capri The Right Hon. Lady Elsabeth Spetocr And many other Ladies of the Brit Rank and Ciareder. who from experience fittingly recommend this celebrated eta dicine, as a fafe, plenfant, sad efficacious remedy, for mnow. ing tits, Head.aehs, Pains in theStonsach and Bowels, P i n the Side, Swellings in the Body, and vartons other complaint% which are often octafioned by Worms generated in the Imam body, and ate the firft cat& of thofe internal aniltinos, which prove equally fatal to the conftitution of men, women, au& childrw. bald Wholefale by Mr. Butler, No. 4, CheapGde, too: 400, and Retail by ev:rt repoßable Medicine Vender y t h e u n i te d Kb:darn, in BOICII at Ss. 6d. and as. 9d. aad Gar Charitable parpote• in law Boles at 221. each. THEN Profefflonal Men of edutation and 1:- fpoallblfity deviate from the general fyilem by the fe le& in of a peculiar Branch, the fandtioa of long cootinuA fen -f• is the heft criterion of fuperiority. '1 en years have I devoted my pmeiter melt erehifive treat. me. t of THREs DI2ORDEht3, and the fuccefsful r. fait of my pian gives me additional ardour to type& as far as I am able the ravages of thole complaint* which are the molt import ant In the combine of Minoan infirmities. After initiative into every branch ill 10 Ar l ll7 Storm, formed a with at an eat ty period of Predict to rektor individa. al, from the igaurance of uneducated Men, or the madly dam. serous precipitaneT.of general Pradthionere The THREE DISORDERS, eti the ewe otwhieh I have dew voted nay attendee, comprise every fpeciei of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent re long daratian.--adly. An kinds of DEBILITY, whither arifing frnm the habits et Schoolboys, we the Indulge/et of emote age, and hal,- that de rangement of the (yam in Women whkli is called BARREN. NES:: or STERILITY. Numerous Oaks are the Milt of Ignorance or haße in the tratmait of a fimpk Gonorrhea, and it not unfreqecntly bop. pens that the Gals te Life are poifamiligthe holden:Om of as unguarded hour. Ey a fuperior method fuck complains we ally cured, and even where others have failed, I trill that I may prelarne to offer a radical it ellabeihmese. Few, however, arc the aka of complicated dank I. the &Soda, compared with the colamitous (intakes of Mai, who from hat'sliquice In a soLrntar VICE, or the ?makes Gaieties of a falltionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility , whisk is the unavoidable esekquence attach pernicious hahka. What the unhappy referee Moods over his sugar, but care. fully conceals his niisfortune, it may be fume confided= fur him to know, that although it be an objedt admix or mate sing with other Praditioncn, the resnoial of Ode DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual progrcfs of renoif-tion a theacquireo meat of my capaieace. If the rites of Raectio• or Votes have began to reduce manly vigour. much anaiety will be pavane& by an early counterailinfi f this Laval Rate, and in theft cafes no great difficulties will occur. .Bet where this deficiency has fur years aißed, a peeper Perfeveranat L indifpeufibly requlfite to revive the Oundscriat (parks of I.lk, and to re-animate the Cosaitutioe MARRIED WOMEN, who have Ina( been difappeintui in their aptdations of a Family, may be effaced, that In aka laftances futh defeds arc curable by Medical &ill. The NECRiCY which Is fo dented to my undertaking, set the Ilipliflead• to which I have preened fb Rate, form the Bafis of my paten Sens, and In coincidence with fah ibis ind motion is given, that Mr. BREE may be coafiskod palatally (or by letters fitekiling a (mall note) at hli hook, No. S 9, Amato ' &What, Strand, near Temple-Bar There is an additional entrance is Water-area ad:slinky and the name is on both the doom M. BREE,ifestiTterc:f the Rgal Coi'gin of Someone. TO THOMAS TAYLOR Es Q , eras 111, N. 9, liriJge-arcet. Lendnit. IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, t o i n f ore a you athe wry great and ertranrdisary Cure I hive received from your invaluab!e Medicine--LFAKL'a PATENT PILLS. gbinit two years ago I was attacked with a Vest ;rig; ;. tots- OltDeß, which 1 treated rather (tightly fee tome time, mat t'.4 Ware at length fpreading all over my Body, 1 was eidiged is apply to the molt eminant of the Faculty, bat their &Samar afforded only timmarary relief. 4 went through various Cowles at Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mae Skeleton. The Ulcer; that fpread ail mar my limbo, rendered me a complete °Weft, is that my friends defpaired of my recovery. When brought to this limatios. I conlidered death as inevitabie, but a relation Oudot cassumat inures the many Vales Is which your Pills bad faseteded, I a was Woad to try a be: of thew which I thought rather ow limed me. sad by perineum for two or dove mamba, and fallowing year Illrettions. 1 eaperieneed the said assemsama bli Relazatioa from Pain, the Sores gradually fubfullog; lum , now, thank GOD, perfettly rereveftd, and walking art daily: doubt am bet one more box, which I think eaudnua to take. will eftabliet my health in its original itate. it Is with the ats4 hearth t gratitude that I fabferibe loyfelf,ar, your much obliged bumble terrace. Wm. Plaasos. Drinking, Prianobt.iter, July t, aim P. S. For tic ►+b& benefit I do not object to the 'burr bo• big poblitied, but leave yos to set as your own better isor man &a dictate. Prepared and Said by the Sale Proprietor, Twee TA vLoa Member of the Royal College of Serpens. Leaden, at hi; • Houk, No. 9, NewArldge-ftrtet: Where, of ter a mama refidasee of more than thirty-bayeamie a pradttee perticalarty tbrodied to the Care at Venereal Complaints, with that Wea► bk fecrcey which men of his Prokliatt &Geld always abfervet, be Ratters hindelf, the Melee and alittaece he gratakelly ad. strollers to petiole taking this Medicine, will be efteemed, a &kerning Public, as an advantage kitbag babe obtaked,sed void of et.pigalq. - - Alto Sald,ityy. Ns Appointment, for the eorivenlente of that living at a diaance, at the rerkuner's, No. 31, St. Answer ftreet, Pall-MaU; the Toy-lhop, Nn. 103. 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