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If . ;+ ,~ PA nuoile 011 h. I i li tritons, trite, to Empire born ! gaunt Defpair and haggard Fear! 'lli yours to make the Tyrant mourn t And Itop the French infulting Sneer. 'The Liming Bride Flag unfurl! Triumphant rule the Cubic& Main! On Liallies..hores Deftruelion hurl! Cunqured nations proudly reign! 'Tis Healey that bids the Britt& race Subdue tech vain altering Foe. Asir_ the deprefid vett't n'anty grace Arid &moth the wrinkled Face of Woe. /Lowy, he that in his Country's Caufe Tle infernal Sword it. Treachery brava. Tho' docea'd to fall dun pin spolastre. While Britain triumphs Mt the Wanes The fculptued Monument than tell The martial Prowls of his Arm, „And Emblcrns, pointing b o w he y e n. e S i lsal . I Youth with Eraulation warm. wi.,e,eft TO THE BRITI3II NATION. ssr•Acr FROM A NOTE (WRITTEN. if APPEARS NY THE DATE OF THF YEAR 1790. IN THE POEM C•LLID " TH g PURSUITS or Lirstitruas." Such an Union is now demanded of the minds, the talents, and fortunes, of the fouls and bodies, of all the inhabitants of Great Britain, as never before en. tered into the hearts of Englifhmen to conceive. We m be p.eferved frum the tyranny and power of France, from all her principles, and from all her arms, open or concealed, mental, moral, and politi cal. I have pride and fatisfadion in feeing, and feel ing that we are Alio convinced. We know we mull die, or defend ourselves from the monflrous Repub lit. 1 If we confider it from the commencement, it has threatened, devoted, and O aiven over all its vieims to defolation. wretchednefs, plunder, and final death. Blood is the cement of the Republic of France. Some victims have bled for principle s others for ex ample, fame for funeral pomp, and Come for a civic (call : blood mull flow. Each faflion has delivered over its predeceffors to death. The Priells of Reafon hold their rites in the field of Mars. Firft indeed, they fanthe awhile their favagene(s with foe& and feftival ; but thefe are the preludes of fangumary cruelty, the :tops and paufes of their war-fymphcnies. With their laurel and cyprefs branches bound toge ther and dipped in blood, they advance to the altar, and perform their abhorred luftration. The Manes of all chat is brave, and all that is ferocious, are invoked in their democratic incantations to Rados and her Republic. On the blood of their murdered Monarch they have Amid hatred to tyranny; and they have eftablithed a Direenry to. On the bided of insolence and virgi nity (bey have (worn to retort and to proud the fe lla!, dignity ; and they have annulled the bond of Marriage, and the charities of contangainity. On the Wood of their generals &Laming an the tenfold, and en the blood of armies partially devoted by other generals in the day of battle, they have (worn to give honour and to the Defenders of the Republic. Sue r ::I=decrests ; fiseh are their oaths regiftered In blend. All is contradiSioa with them, yet all is in maim. Principles of the moment, plincipleu of relleSion, principles of defoliation, prim. ciples of fafeey, ell have had their hour; all have riks and fallen. Banithment and deportation have now fuperfeded the axe of the guillotine, and the fibre of ruffian mafacre. How long changes with them ; all, but the fixed left of plunder, and ag grandifementa and the rooted hatred to the Chriftian Religion, and to the name and Nation of Great Bri. fain. To every government, and to every ellablifh. ment in Europe, they apply but one axiom,“ What ever is, is wrong!" Whoever Braves to refill (itch au adverfary, upon principle and refieeion with eloquence , or vrifdodr, or learning, in the robes of Rate, or in the veftments of religion or of law, with arms is bit grahe. or well direCted opulence, by counfel, by precept, or by ex ample, mull be numbered among the Fattaos of MAN. I am moil feriouvin my words, and camel in my thoughts; 1 have been inftruded by theft great events, to confider all aaions as oifome weight, and that nothing is sow to be negle&ed, as wholly unim portant. If the efforts of the united genius, learning, poetry, and eloquence of a country can be direlted with ftreagth and difcretion, in their proper and na tetra' courfes, we may yet have confidence. Enter prises of great pith aid stostent Neill (Emceed, and a righteous fecurity may be eftablifhed. Confider for a moment what is the hope of bad men. Else orator of Athenst has declared, that their hope of fafety ii placed in the excels of their wicked nefs and iniquity alone. The haunts, and eaves, and tenements, and fculking huts of tophiltry, anarchy, rebellion, democracy. and jacoloinifol. will at be folly revealed.and i feefly levelled and rained. Vet the fountains of hallowed fire arc wee opened. and flowing with liquid purity in the thence of t h e night, the objeets which darknefs would conceal, are not only difcovered, but deftrnyed. The force of France is indeed formidable; but bet principles. wherever they take root. and grow. and bear, are dear invincible. If we think otherwifit, I fear, we deceive ()origins, and the truth is not arid us. France invites every European Government to ftsicide. Het High Prieft told her long ago, that no Government could perifh, but by ha own hand, and by its own confent to die. The Government of Great Britain has given no fuch content. Her King, her Nobles, her Commons. her Soldiers, her Sailors. her Senators, her Stateliness. her Lawyers, her Artifis, her Merchants. her Citizens, her Pedants, all main tain and declare, with eat voice, sad with it,wt is their haat, u Great Britain has given no confent to ale." She his not lifted up her arms agaioft berfelf; fhe is willing and defirous to live. She - has humbled herfelf before Gon, the Judge of all, through the Gs ea r Mint aro, of hurnenity the knows her Itrength a end has felt her infirmity; Ste is carnet for her preferva tins from her foes within and without, and having dune an, and Rill commitsiug berfelf, and her cauk. o him whojosigrth eiivitteritr, the hopes yet to Rand. • N ow a c a afi.t.d., under the mat inhuman, peridlens. and eseguirsty of all I irons. Noroitoo SONAPAITi, ran icon sow entelenta. Surely at the intiih Namsamet patina! * Deseltbaso. 4 Voisin. —Whether the end of all things "say be at hand ; and what the decrees of Eternal Power, Wifdom, Juf tice, and Goodnefs may intend in the lall retort, we acknowledge to be infcrutAble. But we Kull, it can not be deemed an unwarrantable prefumption to rug geft or to affirm, that, if the attributes of GOD are true ; if man is his creature, and governed by his laws; the oppofers of this overbearing, defolatlng, infulting, impious, and Vniverfai Tyrany mull be juftified before him ! As to us, the inhabitants of Great Britain, if we would 'rift at all, we muff be preferved as we are. Our Conflitution is not loft; and the ramparts we have raifed around it will maintain it entire. Our liberties are fupported equally againft arbitrary power, and againft the engines of licentiouf. nefs and democracy. Upon us the de my of Europe, and per apt e th e whole civilised worle4uhimate,:y : it kerns placed in our bands, a fearful and an awful charge. • 1 ! 1 1 11, .1 11 • I POLICE. Bow•srxrcr.—Late on Thurfday evening Moms Sims and Lewis Kum were brought to this office, and u.lderwent a long examination, on fufpicion of felo• rfoufly dealing a boric the property of the Count de Vandes. It appeared that the prifoners occupied a ready fornifhed houfe in Brompton-row, at fixteen guineas a month, kept a black livery fervant, and appeared as men of fafhion• The Count having a boric to dif pole of, the prifoner Sims applied to It m to purchafe it, and after examining the hole, told the Count it was not for hitrifelf, but he would fend his friend who wanted to look at it; the prifoner Minim called a (port time after, and having infpeEled the horfe, laid it would fuit him if it would run in a gig, and re pelled to have it upon trial; to which the Count contented ; the boric had never been returned, but , the charge of felony was done away by the prifoners' Solicitor producing a note written by the Counters de Vandes, respelling payment for the horfe. The Magifirate called upon Minna to return the horfe, which be tefufed to do, declining to give any farther account, than that it was in his (tables, but pofitively declined telling where the (tables were. He was at length perfuaded by his Solicitor, when he agreed to do it. The hfagifirate calling upon him to give an account of hirnfelf, he laid he was a native of Bohemia, and had been in this country nine years; was an Officer in the army, and produced a warrant, figned by a Major Hacket, appointing him quarter mailer, but could not fay he bad ever joined the re giment. The Magillrate, on perceiving the name of Hacket, raid this was the third time a fimilar infiru meat had been produced before him, by fwindlers, and he th. uld certainly apply to the War Office to know who Major Hacket was. Sims raid he was at . lurveyor, but could not give any reference for whom he had done bilfinefs lately. A filverfenith made a charge againft Sims for ob taining a filver tea-pot ; he listed, that the pvifoner called at his &op. and ordered leveral to be fent to his hook, for his wife to choofe one, which he ac cordingly did, when the prifoner defined his fervent so ieave one for his wife's approbation, as the was sot come to town as be expetted. which the fervent was induced to from the appearance of a livery fer vent. and every thing refpeetable about the heufe ; he made feveral applications at the houfe,, ►ut could neither obtain the teapot nor money; the left time he called be found that the prifoners had been preffed by fo many people that they had made their efcape from the back of the boule. No felony being proved, the Magiltrates were compelled to dikharge them. Mamma Hou sx.—Yefterday the book keeper, and two porters, of the Bull Inn, Bifhopfgate•llreet. were fummoned bfore the Lord Mayor, and underwent a long examination, concerning a (mall paper parcel, which had been fent by the Bury coach to that Inn, but was never delivered; which parcel contained 6001. in country bank notes, and was direeled to Mr. Price, Maidflonebuildings, Borough. It appeared there notes belonged to Mr. Kemp, a maltiler. at Sible Hedingham, in Effex, who had then. as well as many oth r times. entrulled the coachman with par cels without having them booked. This parcel, it appears, was given to the coachman as what they call a pocket parcel, who not knowing what it contained, or the value of it. gave it to the porter to deliver with carer parcels. . _ . Thomas • Seres, one of the porters, laid, he remem bered teeing a brown paper parcel lying in the ware honfe, direded to Mr. Price, on the asth of Oftober, that the book keeper laid, as it was not in the weigh. bill he &mild not book it ; but be having the weftern diftrie to attend to, it was given, with others, to William Wittman, in whole department it was. William Wifernan told his Lordatip. he had been porter at the Bull 1.. r eight or nine years, but had now left it. He remembered, while there, to have car• tied many parcels to Mr. Price's ; that he carried one on the lath of Oaober, another on the 13th. and another on the ,4th ; that he did not know what either of them contained ; that when he delivered the one on the i3th o he was told there thould have been two delivered the day before, and that the one Duf fing contained food. in notes ; that is they had been given to the coachman as pocket parcels, he did not take any notice of them till he few the coachman, of wham be enquired. if he bad parcel from Mr. Kemp on the sub ? who told him, be did not remember whether be had or not, but if he had, he left it at the warebonfe. Robert Lyal, the book-keeper, being fworn, de Glared. that be never few any fuch parcel. nor beard any thing of it, for tome days after ; that no fuch parcel came in the waybill, and that the coachmen frequently took up fmaU pocket parcels by the way. which they fuffered the porters to deliver without bis mailer having any ernoltunent therefrom. Mr. Glover, the enachtnaller, confirmed what the book-keeper had Paid of the coachmen being allowed to take up p..cket-parcels by the way, as a perquilite, with which they never troubled themfel ves, not thiak ing any perfou would fend Inch valuable property in that way. The notes 101 l are of the Braintree, Sudbury. and Stowmarket, Banks,rione of which have yet appeared. The perfons were all difcharged upon i:omiling to appear again, when called upois. WIIITPCM•PIL.—YeiIerday Miami Brawn, alias (KWh., was committed for trial, rii4rged with re turning from tracfportation before the expiration erf his tint. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-FXCHANGE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER it. We have had lamely any addition of Corn here Snce laf Mon day : no great deal of bulincis 'Mbar has been doing, nor any con• fequential alteration in prices.---Tne middling quality of Oats do not go off fo freely : Ohl and bard new Beans rit►er look up, fo do Grey and White Pcu. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER: Eng. Wheat, 465. Sae per qr. Hog Peas, 365. 381. Flue oki ditto. 6tl. 635. Boilers, 481. 344. Fine Danuie ditto, 3 4s. 6u. Carraway &vd, 3ses6s.per cwt. Rye, 325. 341. New omt. Coriander, t 4s. t6s. Barley, ass 2711. New 2,t. CaDaty, 6011.6411. Ma't, 535.565. Fine ditto, Os. White Muftatd Seed, tos. to Oats, 285.301. 335. Brawn ditto, 16s. I Re. Beans,New 364.6 d. Old 411.431. Rape Seed, 451. per left. Tick do. 335. 6d. Old 351.370. Winter Tares, os .od. per builiel Flour, per lack, 311. American Flour, 361. per bore! INsPECTOW6 RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, NOV. to. Wbeat per load 131 os te 151 151 Barley per quarter il 6s to it Ss Oa s per ditto il 6s to RI ca Beans per ditto il as to 41 as Peale per ditto II as to 21 6s PRICE OF HOPS. •AOI. POCKETS. EPEE . 41 SOS to SI 8s Batt - A os to 61 at Sulk: - 41 los to 31 as Suffer - 51 os to 31 las Elk: - 41 les to 51 as Fushun yl os to 91 os PRICE 01' HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 41 zos to 51 5s I Pockets 31 51 to 61 64 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. brithfield. St. James's. Whitecbapd. Haypaload 4 10 10 5 10 4 40to s 110 4 4to 6 60 Straw z 6to 1 1.; I 7 to z 73 6 1 8 tot 14 0 CIORT 6 oto 6 6 6 oto6 z 8 0 SMITHFIELD, Noventber IT. To 6nk the offal—per Roue of 81k. Beef 45 od to 35 4d I Veal 41 8d to 6 a Mottos 41 6d to 35 44 Pork 31 4d to 4s 84 Lamb 4s. od. to ss. 44. 111140 Of c Tllll DAT. Beafts about sm.—Sheep and Lanks 2,500. NEWOATE andLEADENHALL, November It. Per ftone of 81b. by the careafe. Beef 35 64 to 42 44 Veal 31 34 to ss 8d Mutton 3s 6,1 to 41 44 Pork ss 4d to 41 84 lamb 3s. .to 4s. 84. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 9Fl i Town Tallow Bos od to Of Clare Market 41 9 Ruflia ditto (cam) 76$ od to 771 Whiasehapel Market Runt ditto (foap) 70. od to 7ta (per (tone of 81b.) Melted Stuff 63s od to 60 Ditto rough 44s od to as 14$ 3}41 Graves to od, Average Price as 9d Good Dregs 12$ to os Yellow Soap, 84$. to o,.—Mottled,9ll.--Curd, 965. Price of Candles per dozen, :21.63 —Moulds. t 3s. 6.1. RAW HIDES November 7r. Hldn (perftooe) 4s od to 44 ad Horfe Skins 149 to t6s od Middling 3s 4d to 31 6d Heavy Calf to, 6d each Ordinary 31 cd to 3a ae Sheep Skins 3s od to 56 6d Lamb Skins, as al to 44 od. PRICE OF LEATHER, pa lb. AT LP.ADENHALL. Butts, 50 to 5611) each 19d to aid Ditto, 6o tirdslb 11r1 to aid Merchants Backs sod to nod DrcMng Hides and to at Fine Coach Hides stfd to a 3 Crop Hideo fur Cutting sod to at fd Fist Ordinary ipd to sod Calf Skins, 30 to aolb per doses sBd to jad Ditto so to yolb s7d to 3:d Ditto yo to Bdb s6d to sad Small Seals (Greenland) pa lb. 35 64 to 30 9d Large ditto tees to 14os per dos. Turfed Horfe Hides 04 to 305 each The King's Evil, which derived its name lions the faith in a royal piece of Over, was a remedy which carried medicine into Gothic Orcurity. Reston and Phylic acquiring a mare refpeaable footing, defiroy ed the belief in charms; and in Charles's reign, the refpeaable Wifeman gave a method of enre on ra• tional principles of prat ice. In the glands Scrophu la generally fires, and thofe more elpecially about the neck and throat, obarating the abforbent glands, and thole appropriated for the faliva, and the fed% duffing. SPILSEURY'S Awriscoasurte DROP. in creafe the glandular anion, and for that reafon have been preferred in cafes offcropbula. In ferophulous difeafes of the (kin it produces fa free a circulation of the perfpiration, and other necelfary fecretions, that as a remedy in obilruainns of this kind it is usequal led.-40.* For the truth of the allertion of the cure of Scrophola, vide Spilfbury's Treatife and Cafes of Scurvy, Gout, &c. Price 3s. 6d. fold together with the Drops, No. Is, S6ho-fquare, in bottles, including the black damp, at ss. 6d. airs. 64 and tl. as. each. BIRTH. On Monday !aft, the Lady of Charles Kemeys Kerner T nte, Efq. of a daughter, az Ids feat at Halfreell-Houfe, In the County of Sotnatiet. MARRIED: On Wednefday, at Twkkenham, Mih Gorging, of tkat place to James Mackenzie, of the Ule of Wight. Lieutenant. Colonel Hanford to Mils Broekfop, daughter of Edward Brockfop, Efq. DIED. On the 7th In& the flawed dauihter of Major Froorne, et his bottle ha Devono2l-e. la t►e IGand of Deedslea, as t►e atd Aosta WI, alter a few days llinefs, Mr. a►n Ward:ope n , forma, foe of the late Mr. Wardrape, Mld A fee; days lime, at her test at Womerik, near Guildford, io the 95th year of bar age, the Right Hon. Grace Lady Grantky, Mkt of the late and mother of the prefent Lord Cranky. On Sunday la& Dr. Edward Horkr. Pbyfician at Ayleibery. Saturday WWl*, aged de, Mrs. Elisabeth Towfcy, wife of Mr. Henry Turfey, forgeon, Gafford. On Sunday la*, Mr. Charles Bibb, generally called Count Bibb, a charatter well Mosta in the theatrical eircks. He wu the fan of Mr. Bibb, formerly as ankseat (word cutler in Newport Erect, w►o bag been dead away yaws. Mr. Charles BIM was brought op to the helpers of an Engraver, and might have Wen to dit [Melba in that use, If be had ►een capable of perievering appli cation. But he bad a Qron fente of humour, and was too fond of company to be at for any employment that required ditigencs and attention. He was muck addidiod to On, but was always suifaccetsful. He was a very good tempered man, and I , A a lively Wiriest humour, which, with a fund of assealmes, pants-leis:ly of t►e theatrical kind, rendered bins a very diverting companion,— Having ou vermin:es but In the lisidnets of his Mends, his NM*. ence for nearly the laß yo years has been very precarious ; but he was to well known, that It was hardly polble for him to frily teeth in ay part of the enetropoas, without meeting with fame acquaintance, ready to become Els banker for the explores of the paling day, and be did not trouble WAX with mac► cure shout to-morrow. He was }acutely proud of the title of LOOM Blbb, which he fated to fay did not defrend to him from a dull tine of Anceftors, but was earned by ►is own merit, and conferred by the vole( of the Public. DROPSY. TWO Married Genaew,;m - en, the one aged about 411, the Mother of fevers! ChllSeen, after haying been long 'BOW with a ptailiar Species of Akita, attended oils mnfi derableacconsulatimt.and accompanied with Asafarea sad extreme debility; the other about it ' s bn Laboured under a Gmilae kiod of Akita, and was Co exceedirely Mended, that (-vat gallons (beer wiesfure) of water were evacuated at one mention. For iamb 'bete Patients all the ufual remedisp had been hvilfveltolly pee feribed, and being I.,iireove to @ford every pollible tandeehion to (web as labour under (miler dikarticra, defzre thus p , ,hhely to in form them, that they w. re cared by Mr. LUXMOO It F.. Snuff bampien•Buitthau, Holborn, Larks (late Surgeon at Ux:midge), where. S proper a?pbc riwa, tilltk Paden& Caret, ace. at well Si many other authenticated Cures, way be I...fared to. J Pee Lows, welds Peft 110 be retched. • Par COUGHS, HbARSENESII±S, &e. Air R. GR E ENOUG LOZ ENGES of TOLIT, .Lvi which contabt all the lanolin: and hauling virtues of the celebrated BALSAM of TOLD, sod are the pltafiusteft and molt elf:dual remedy of the kind in all Coughs. Hearfeneires, Sore Thr am, and Defluximis on the Lungs, heal: ig !ne Rawnefs and Sor,ners of the !Smart, and affording great twiirf in Shortncfa of Beath, and in Allhmarie and Vourumptive Complints: they do not coy the itornach, but rather create .n appetite. 13,e as the great benalit to bwderived from them can only he fecored by having them Genuine. the public are requdtcd to °b rave, that R. HAYWARD. No. to, Ludgate DM, Is Fluted ow the Stamp. as all others are Couwerf, its. . There Lao:costs arc prepared and fold by R. Ilivvrard (Suereg. for t T. Greenough the inventor) No. to, Ludgate-hill; and fold by F. Newbery, No. es, St Pea, Clinrch-y4ru. Nutley aid. Blew. Cockfpur•ftrett ; Bacon, Jet , tult and Co. t stai r fird-itract„ J. Ward, 324, Holborn; and Wilil ail Clark, 269, ough. Price is. aid. the Box. IROM THE HONOURABLE AND RI.; HT THE LORD BISHOP Or CARLISLE. ftore CAW, December 7, 1798. • SIR—I readily embrace the opportunity your lettei 'druids me, of addl.'s my t.ftim.nly to that of the Loaa Catty BA RON in favour of yoor Worm Medicine; mg eldca fog. having a few months ago dna& very matesdal bc , eSt from the ale of it. He had been unwell for knee weeks previous to hs taking it, appeared pale and • msciated, W4ll languid, and wow planted frequently of pains in hi. bend and fide. Th.. Lord Me Baron, who hiui accidentally teen him fu rhi. ftate forttrovely commended re me the trial of your Lozenges; and that no then might be let, or any miftake occur I^ •iiitainjor :be ga..e ne Ma. divine, ft bit me three deft. of it. The Slit of thee oce.k.unM a vifibla ameydnient, and after the fecond dote every ~,i p te Lg i nt fymptom difappeared, but I judged it right to give the third, as the two forma had arced fa uncommonly 90.41 From that times my fun has been its perfect health, and I certainly attribute his cure wb.dly to the efficacy of the Worm L ,zenge . I have Ono. rceonaineutied your Lozenges in feral loft men. wherein I have the fatisfadtion to Afore you, they have uniformly bees of great fervice. I ought to add, that from the nature of this effedt pro duced by them in my foe's cafe, I apprehend his complaints too have aril= from an oliftrudtion between the ftomach and vi Cara. am, Sit, your obedient fervent, E. CARLISLE. Mr. Coitus, Apothcoary,Cheapfide, London. Sole wholcfale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. Ode, near St Paul's London ; and by mutt venders of Medicines Is the United Kingdom, in boxes, w th printed directions, sped by the Patentee, at 5, and in half Boxes at as. pd. alto la hail, Boxes, at One Guinea rarh, duty Included. Cr At tke above Warchoufc may be teen a Worm. voided by Mr. Linghant, Mani Maccr, Straud, 30 feet three isivbes length. uu HEN Profeffional Men of education and to: • • fponfibility deviate from the general fyftcm by the feledtlam of • peculiar Branch, the fandtion of long cootbanod fucoefs la the bet criterion of fuperiority. Tm years have I devoted my psaflice to the esclunve treatoten of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as fat. as ! am able the rm. 'avow Vlore complaints which are the molt important in the cats. torn of human infirmities. Alter initiotian into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a wi2l at an catty period of Pradlice to ramie Individuals from the ignorance of uneducated Men, to the equally dangerous predpitaney of general Praftitioners. The THREE. DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have devoted my attention, comprise every fpeeim of VENEREAL INFEC. TION, wheeler of a recent or tong duration.— , All Wade of DE/IlLfllf.wtteth!r ariling from the habits of Scboollwya, the Indulgence of mature age, and bitty that demegtfosent of tie (viten: In Women whith beaked BARREN NESS or STURM rnr. Numerous Akan are the refult of ignorance or haat is &a treatment of a Ampie Oonoreflai, and not unftequeatly happens that the feeds of Life arc poifooed by the indikretion of an =guard. ed hour. By a fuporlar method fuch complaints arc nutty cured. sod even where others have faded, I craft that I may preiume to offer a radical m-eftatliOustent. however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs io the tlif. order„comparsi with the calamitous Iltuations of Mai, who frost Indulecnoe in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a failtionabk Life, acquire that Rata of Debility Which Is the unavoidable coofequence of !lath pertiktoos habits. . . Where the =hippy fudaw hinods ova. his ffrifery, but autfully conceals bit misfortune, it may be lonic confolatiun for him to !new, that akhough it be an **a of doubt en unarming with other health:cars, the removal of there DEFICHiNCIES by the gradual geogrefs of renovation Is the acquirtmeut of my eaperialau If the rites of lintaius or Vesta have baps to reduce manly vi gour, much ..neicty will be prevented by an early countenetie• of this languid Rate, and in there cafes no peat di/hal/ties will wear. But ',Aare ads darieksey has for years calted, a proper Pa. reverence Is indifpnfibly requifite to revive the rhimbaingfpliba of Life and to re-animate the Conititution MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been &appointed is their exptdations of a Family. may be offered, that in met in. dances Cut h defects am curable by Medical drill. The SECRECY which tifo effential to my undertaking, mid tM %labile:mime which I have perfumed to Rate, tone the SaSs eti my pretenfions, and in coincidence with filch this Intimation is given, that Mr. MEE may he confulted perfon (or by letters inelang a (mall note) at bia Irma, No, s 9„ near Teniple-Bar There is an additional entrance in Water-fltroct adjoinlogood the same is, on both the doors. M. BRE& Member of the Royal College of &nacos VENEREAL BLINDNESS. Te Mr. TIIOII I / 1 .6 TAY Lea, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-Area. DIAS sae, London. IT is with the MA heartfelt fatisfaainn that I adv drefs you on the incomparable excellence of your invaluable Medieine—LEAKE's PATENT PILLS.—In the (piing of this year I had the midurtune to contrails Venereal Complaint, atten ded with the molt darning and dangerous fariptonas ; in fo much that I have been unlined to my room for •wb le week together. and Dot able to Itir out of it I had no reit tight norday, ask fuffcred the mat menaciating pain and torment, and what was RIR worfe, my eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I could (cares difee-n any ol4edt, if ever fo dole to me, and exported seeds* la s than the total lots of my fight. From a Rost, healthy, and ra ther corpulent man, I became a mere endow, and an objet of pity and cempallion..—My friends had all given me over. and thought my recovery hateable.. In this dreadful Rate, and el peding every mimes to be my laft in this world, I was forts cutely ramenmenried by a neighbour to try your Methane*, het having tried all medical aid tone purport, and been at an mamma upstate. It was fame tine before I toned be prevailed at to take than ; at left I fent for fix bum, and before I bad takes them all, I found eonfidasble benefit ; fry pens gradually decreafede and my eyefight grew bear, and to the rest furprine and alto *Smoot of all my Mends, (alter takkag tines bests mere), my health and ftreogth was perfettly mitered, and I sae sow, (thanks to my floe and year Invaluable Meadow), as web and hearty ore ever I was in my Me. Tout obliged bumble (crust. High-greet. Birmingham, November 1, r yyy. R. L. LEIGH. The above Medicine is emelt* reesemendal to all perfone that are in say doe* of their being entirely free of cm* Van* real Affedion, particularly to thole ate* altering tidy sesditios in life, as it will certainly tradkate every taint of that ware, ed however long Rending, ere bewemr Availed sneer the eppserases of other difur.'crs it may be: for Seerbutle, Diandelar, and CU"' smuts C.empleinta It is ails tamannemleil to be taken, *afar in the Spring. Summer, and Fall. Prepared and fold by the fate Prepritter, Tres as Tartu. Mutter of the Corporation of Surgeons, London. at his kook* No. 9, New Bridged/red, where he will give Advice. wetkest 6 Fee, to Perform taking flak Pills, and will anfwer padres Let. ten, if pea paid, ifit the famimenes, et/raving * all cafes the molt inviolable fancy, ne Perlhees same it eats baying bees mentioned. but at their own tar iculir reveal, by the Promises. during the courfe of more than 36 years. that hithas had the ear duct of an eztenfive felt of the ahem Med** and the pia d' arias* tberehurn. They are elf- fold by It's appalmment, at the Perfinnar's, Ns. 35. Sc. Alban's-Rao, ; Mr. Roberefon's To_y-lksF, NO JC3. Osfore.ftreet Air. Suers, annkfaikv, Nu 1. Uniewr"N I. the Tower.bill ; end by sae Perlin in every esefidersible tele; le EntrlsEd, in Rues of on* sin. ewe faded up, with ill and pia* diredlieme LONDON. ' , Mated sad pubiArd ay LEV . PLIMIT I ( OOO. ttzAiry-pL , ee. Lambeth) at t.".c Seem Cermet, Nat . OWL algae. ribilated alio is de STA* 07,10,1 - 4.0 bib 1. 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