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~ ~-. COrEII7-GAROL.V FHEATRE. PROLOGUE TM DR. VALri% ALTI,F.ATION OF K:NC JOH9. I'Llornird at Coat, tit-Gardc n Theatre. SVRITTI N BY 11. ). SY MR. lICNION, To Night our Irene front Bi itini annals, ws How Driziet Warriors brav'd their Count, y's toes; WI, Vier tb.ir hardy bands with martial toil Dar . .l the proud Gaul upon his native foil, And by hi, r.wag'd plains and proftrate tow'rs Led in triumphant march their conqu'ring pow'n, Or, oii thi..r own infulted fields, defied The whclming deluge of Invalion's tide. The Mule Dramatic, with an Angel's tongue, I'r clains, tic ills from civil Dircriod fprun7. When bound by Union, England's heroes fond, Dread of ea.-11 wave-warn (helm and hoftile land; When warp'd by FaCtion;funk, dlfmay'd,—they mourn Their fairell wreaths by foreign inroad torn.— Then be this truth on every Englifts breart In adamantine characters imprcfs'd, That England never did and never Mall" Dow to a vidor foci inglorious thrall, Till her own tons, feduc'd by fael ion's found, Aim at her heart the part icidal wound. Far now fuch fear,—if fpecious arts awhile hurt Come mifguided lons of Alhion's if To think thofl train'd to bend the fuppaant knee Could teach thr manly Biirains to be free— The fiend awhile, in Freedom's femblance drcfs'd. In all Hs native horrors Rands coofefs'd; And Rill o'er fertile Gallia's weeping land Defpotic empire waves his iron band. Britons, be firm—Be firm?—We know ye en , ! Pride of the field! the thunderbolts of war! And when the fword infulted Valour draws, When facred Juitice combats in our caulk, While the fam'd charter, offspring of the days The awful zra which our Irene difplays, Beams now with bright effulgence o'er the land, Proteded by a Monarch's guardian hand, Tho' Europe tremble at the Gaul's alarms, " Come the three corners of the world in arms," That force the Ifland-Queen's united form " Smiles at the whirlwind, and derides the ftortn." We could not notice bower the fecond reprefenta tion of the above Play. It was repeated to a crowded audience on Friday, for the benefit of Mrs. MILLS and Mifs HOWELLS.Notwithftanding borne imperfec tions attending certain parts of the reprelentation, the play was received with 11111 more enthufiaftic applaufe than on the firft night. When it is brought forward with the liberal Manager's whole attention, it will have an undeferibable effeet on the public mind during the prefent (Late of France with refpea to this country. Mrs. Livco FIELD was, if poffible, even more im. preffive than on the firft night. We never were more truck and affeaed. Mr. H. Jo Harrow gave Fakeer &rid& in a ftyle of excellence which will not be eaftly forgotten. His celebrated fpeech in the sth aft pro. duced fuch butts of applaufe as were never exceeded. Mr. Baurrow was highly fpirited in Leuir, a cha. rafter which has defervedly railed his reputation. A ludicrous mixture of clapping and hitting occurred in one of his fpeeches. In dcfcribing the chance he bad of obtaining the Kingdom, he lays— ' Have I not heard theft !Ganders Clout out, Gar fro Lewis. ate. part of the audience, before the word Lewis was ex preffed, began to applaud what they conceived to be GOD SAVE THE Kim° ! and another part hiffed them for clapping God fave Kea: Law is! The miftake, how ever, was loon difcovered, and produced a general Smile of mutual approbation. Mrs. MILLI, in the part of Selena, in the Tale of Myfiery, (hewed great fenfibility, and gained a con fiderable degree of credit. MILITARr CORPS. ' On Wednefilay the firft divifion of the EaR Nor folk militia marched out from Yarmouth for Beccles and the adjoining towns. and was followed by the ether yellerday. The firft divifion of the Chefttire militia marched into Yarmouth on Wednefday, from Norwich. The Hon.Gaamvreet ANION CH ETWYND STAMM TON, of Wighill Park, near York, has offered hi, services to Government to raife a Regiment. We hear a plan has been given to Government, by an independent Country Gentleman, to raife toopoo men completely clothed, without putting ill:Govern ment to fixpence expense, except their food. The 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons, now quar tered at Hounflow, Kingilon, Egham, Staines, Hamp ton, ldeworth, and Sunbelt y. are to be reviewed by his Drlajtsry on Saturday next, on Alltford Com• Lon, at ten o'clock. Dover is full of troops. The Leiceflcr, Oxford, and Northamptonfhire Militia, and the tsth Regiment of Hot le, ate all Ilationed there. Some more troops are :xpeSted to arrive there in a day or two. By the New Militia Bill now before Parliament :for the Supplementary Militia being called out,) the flandard of thole men that are to be railed for the Supplementary Militia is reduced to five feet two .r.ches, and they are to be embodied immediately.— Cn palling the Bill a Proclamation will be 'bed, to a l prthand &fetters from the prefent Militia, and to hal tip loch vacancies as 'hall remain in one month niter the clay: of the Proclamation ; and a claufe is .r.troduced for turning over all men who have been at lea, and are in any of the Regiments of Militia, to the Navy. The Nottingham have had their orifinal route to C helmsfot .1 changed, and have marched to Tun bridge, in Kent, where they arc to be flatkned as •oiiowsr—Two Companies :it Ttothrid !e and Had :Oig ; three Companies a: Tunbridge %Veils, Sp e idil 1- to It, aw.l Penilairfl; two Companie a: Lamberhurfl, (iouldhur ft, and flo t femonden.—ilead-r,oarters at . 1 onbtidge. Wells It is preCtimed 'here v. )II be a very large Camp this Ilat either at Afhlord Common, or on Cox Heath, iron, the g reat number of tr e lls that are marehti.:, ilto tv.o: Irrm all dire,tions. in aildit to the tlyee Rcgimints r.: Middlefex and ;w e, af . 44,1,Fr Militia already ac All.durel, there ar e.. a t• tr march thither. rrT4 O • t, and a l'a:a ef Artiller, " 7 7 lr .._ a ' ...- ..—......._..... is the whole about 7oso tnen, still be ftationea at Canterbury. The 11113:w:010n of Cr.(' 1(1 Foot Guards are under nr,3ers to ma-ch toChel rn•f•ud F.trrAcks, from whence, f, um the preparati , n • , t ao:es, they expea to be en• camped on Le 'alto Heath. The North and South Clonceßer Reolmentc of Mi litia have marched to Portfmnuth and"Golport —the Herefordfltire, Monmouth, and Radnor, ate gone to the Suffex Coaß.—The Shropthire are gone to Yar mouth. _ _ _ Lieut.-Col. BIRCH is appointed Afliflant Qarter mailer.General, and Lieut.-Ci.d. H. GORDON alflant Adjutant-General. The troops are to be hi igaded as follows : Major- General LOTT us-6th Dragoons, and 7th Dragoon Guards, at Colchester; Major-General Lord Pea ET.- 7th and 18 lii Light Dragoons, at Ipfwich ; Major- General FINCH-2cl battalion of Guards, at Clrelmf ford ; Major-General Lord CAVAN—It}, 2d, and 3d regiments of Lincolnihire Militia, at Chelmsford ; Major-General Cool- 3oth, 53d, and 69th regiments, at Ipfwich ; Brigadier-General HOPE 26th, 42d, and 92d regiments, at Colchefler ; Major General Lord C. FITZROY—Eat} and Well Suffolk, and Camhridgelliire regiments of Militia, at Ipfwich; M a jor General LooLow—North and South Lincoln, and Lail and Well Norfolk regiments of Militia, at Colchefler ; Major-General MANNERS—Bucks, Eall and Weft Effex, and Hertfordfhire regiments of Mi litia,atColchefler; Major-General MiLw ER—Chethire, aod fa; a month, the Shropfhire Militia, at Norwich. Lord BROME is appointed to command the Eat} Suffolk Militia, in the room of the late Col. GOAT!. ' The Dorlet Militia have received orders to pro cced to Lewes barracks, inflead of Brighton. The Hon. Colonel BRODERICK is appointed Com mandant of Dover Cafile. . The both regiment is on its route to Shoreham. The szd regiment is to be encamped between Ilythe and Folkllone, inflead of b,ting flationed at Canterbury, as before ordered.—The 4oth Regiment has arrived at Battle. Amidft the general rejoicings on account of his blajefty's birth day, a very extraordinary perlonage fulienly made his appearance at Leith. This was none other than GENERAL BONAPARTE, (or at leaft his effigy) in full military uniform. Up. on what part of the coati he landed, or by what 'fel la he got over and efcaped our fleets, we do not flop to enquire. But no bower was he recognized than he was mounted on men's moulders; and, as might be expeCted, rapidly advanced towards the capital, attended by an immenfe multitude eager to gratify their curiofity by a full view of this celebrated per fonage. But inflead of experiencing thole flattering honours to which he has been fo lung accuftomed, the Firft Conful of the great nation met with nothing but buffetings and infults. He was, however, con cluded through the principal ftreets of Edinburgh ; and notwithftanding the roughnefs of his treat ment he bore it with a confiderable degree # ford tude, taiiiag ghee ineffantly ; but as he fpofe in an outlandifh tongue, very little of what he Paid could be underftood, except a few broken fentences refpea ing Malta, and an invafion of England. In the even ing he was condulted back to Leith. where a Court of - Inquiry was immediately convened. Before this court he was filled to anfwer for his conduit. The charges were fo numerous that we cannot de tail them ; but among others he was accufed of con. (piracy againft the liberties of mankind ; of oppreffing ' the Swifs ; of attempting to overturn the fettled laws of nations ; and of daring to invade the Conftitution of this country, and to abridge the rights and liberties of Britons.—A journeyman printer, who was prefent, inveighed againft him with great bitternefs, for hav ing dared to esprefs even a with, that the liberty of the prefa fliould be fuppreffed in this happy country, which he hoped would neyer be difgraced with French philofoph y, or French politics. The orator concluded by obferving, that for this crime alone he deferved to "girn the widely." The charges being fully proved, fentence was pronounced nearly lathe following terms : 4 , You. the Effigy of Bonaparte, Chief Conful of France, Prefident of the Italian Republic, a Corfican by birth, and once a profeffed Muffulman. mutt be fatisfied that you have now met a fair trial, and that the charges againft you are clearly proved. They are of great enormity. To extend mercy would be with nut jullice ; therefore, to avoid that error, you (hall have juftice M ithout mercy, The fentence of the law is, that you be hanged and burnt in five minutes, as a leffon to all ufurpers in time coming." The lenience was immediately carved into effea, the Court diffolved, and the members returned to their refpeEtive homes. We are concerned to whiles the prefent high prices if provifions and the neceffaries of life : grain, coals, and butcher's meat are all on the advance, as well as fifh very fcarce : Salmon, left week, was fold at the Weft part of the Town at as. 6d. per pound. *lli, is chiefly owing to the hong general imprefs. It would conduce much to the public gond, was the Admiralty to grant &ma Pe protslions to veffels with there articles—it would enfure plentiful fupplies. A fingular dalcovery is Rated in the Pat is Papers to have been lately made in the neighbourhood of Nice. It is a van cavern, the entrance to which is very nar row. The in(ide of this cavern, the whole extent of which has not yet been explored, contains feveral van apartments, which refemble temples, ornamented with columns formed by crynalifed water. One of the apartments is capable of halting four hundred per lons. From the reflation of the cryfial, very little light is-Inca:try to illuminate the inlide in the mull magnificent manner. The public have often had occanon to reprobate the ciintinal conclua of the drivers of Rage coaches, by whole carelclfnefs, or imprudence, there carriages ate frequently overturned, to the great danger, and often to the defiruaion of the paffengers. A melan choly inflance of this mifcondua occurred laR week, by the Hartford coach being overturned at Stam ford Hill, in confequenee of which, Mr. Wit.knurts, coin dealer of Stannead, was unfortunately lit inueli hurt, that he died Coon after. NVe lincerely hope that fomc effcaual means may be adopted to pre• ' vent fuch accidents it, future, and to oblige coach men to be more attentive to their duty. In the pre feat inftance the driver had been repeatedly mind'- ed by the pairengers to dcfill from driving in lo fu , linos a manner, but their admonitions were attended %ill. h!n'tin. On the ALI, tilt. at I.utle, the Lady of Colonel Robertfor•. of Ludt., of a fon. At Springfield, near Fortes, the Lady of John M . Dohald, Efq. of a fon. on the loth ult. At Millay Barracks, the Lady of Captain Weftropp, of the Royal Manes, of a daughter. At Plymouth, the Lady of Mr. I:ugh Hughes, Surgeon in the Royal Navy, of a fun. Valet ty, at the houfe of Viec-Admtral Sir John Orde, Bart. in Gloucraer-place, Lady Orde, of a fun. MARRIED. Wedncfday, at St. G eorgC':Church, lian over.fq u are, Lieutenant Colonel Maitland, of the Firit Regiment of Go,:rds, to the Hon. Louifa Crofton, ad daughter of the Right Hon. Lady Crofton. At Edinburgh, Robert Campbell, Efq. of the 42d regiment, to Mils Hand on of Woburn. Richard Steele, of Mount Oliver, Q.2ten's county, Efq. to M ifs Rattborne, daughter ut Richard Rathoornc, of Baltimore, county Galway, Lfq. Monday, Arthur Cayley, jun. Efq. of Grofvenor-place, to Mita Lucy Caylcy. At Titchfield, Hants, A. C. B. Cranford, Efq. late Captain In the 711th regiment, to Mife Jane Letlie, of Crofton Houle, youngett daughter of the late J. Lellie, Efq. of Buckingham ftreet. On the aft intl. Patrick Irvine, Lfq. writer to the fignet, Edin burgh, to Mils Margaret Orr, daughter of Patrick Orr, Efq. en Bridgeton. At Cftafgow, Robert Mowbray, Efq. merchant in Leith, to Mira Mi!borough Thornton, youngett daughter of the late John Thorn ton, Efq. of Kingflon, Jamaica. In Moletworth-ftreet, Dublin, John Wogan, Efq. attorney, to Mrs. Thomas. DIED. ..... . Laft week, at her honk, in Mansfield-ftreet, aged 73, Mrs. Trapani!, relidt of the late General Trapaud, a Lady univerf.lly lamented by all her numerous and rdpedtable friends, and diftm guifhed for her humanity, beneeolcnec, and politcnefs, in every circle of fncial life. At Bridgend, in Glamorganfhire,on the 7th loft. in the 78th year of her age,Mrs. Morgan a filter of the late Dr. Price, and putt. tied of all the amiable qualities which diflinguithed that excellent wan. On the 25th ult. at Kilchoan, Argyllthire, Major John Mac lachlan of Killnide, late of the ,t jth regiment. At his honk at Stoke, near GoSport, Richard Wsfinder, Efq. of Scholcy, I.ancatbire. aged 39. On the 26th ult. at Stoke Newington, Thomas Rickards, Efq. At Deptford, Kent, of a confumption, in the 47th year of his age, Mr. G. Mitchell, Attorney at Law. On Sunday fall, at Brompton, Mifs Curwen, alert dzughtct of John Christian Curwee, Efq. In the Viand of Bermuda, the t 4th Rebrrary laft, where he had gone for the recovery of his health, Mr. Thomas Thornton, attor ney, Jamaica. On the aßth ult. at Havre de Grace, in rtance,Thomas Co'low, Efq. an eminent merchant of that place, and formerly of the Wand of Tobago. On the 4th inflant, at Briftol Hot Wells, John Coflow, Efq. of Stapleton, North Britain, for many years Collecltor of his Majtfty's Cullom in the Bland of St. Vincent. FITS, CONVULSIONS, &c. EXPERIENCE has inconteflibly pruved,that thole alarming Complaints to which fo many are fabled, originate in Pains in the Head, Pains in the Side or Stomach, or Diforders on the Bile and Liver, which being at firft negledted or improperly treated, pervade and weaken the whole Nervous Syftem, and ge nerally either reduce the unhappy (utterer to a miferable Rate of fecund Childhood, or precipitate him to an early grave. To avoid evils to greatly to be dreaded, and to remove the& baneful d iets of loch frequent Difordera, CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES arc ftrongly recommended by the matt Honourable and Rerpedtable Authorities, who have in tbemfelves and Fami lies feeeived perfect Cures, and genemuily bear public teltimouy to the unparalleled Efficacy of this Medicine. As Opening PhySc on el oecafions, Cutzc's Worm Lozenges are fuperior to every other Medicine, will Imp good any length of time, and in all Climates. Sold Wholefde by Mr. Butler, N 0.4 , Ckcapfide, London. For ithenmatiftn, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, LuMbago, Heads ch Numbnefs, Pally, Indigeftioa, Flatulent Spalmodic or flying Pains, general Debility and Relaxation of the Sytem. SPRAINS, BRUISES, EXPERIENCE has proved the mild flimulating powers of WHITEHEAD', ESSENCE of MUSTARD, Pills and Fluid, the molt ermine' remedy ever made known to the world, having fucceeded In cafes of fix, eight, ten, twenty, and even of forty years Banding, after ether means b ad and it has aSfolutely cured more patients of the above com plaints, than all the medicines over before made Public. The fluid Effence is fo lingularly penetrating and fpy in its opera tion, as generally to effed the cure of SPRAINS, BRUISES, bet by a few applications. Whitehead's Effence of Muftard is prepared and fold at ss. 9d. eachßox or Bottle, by R. Joan STO N. Apothecary, No. z 5, Greek- Itrect, Soho, London : and its reputation is fo univerfally cite bliihed, that it maybe had of every Medicine Vender in England, Ireland, Welt Indies, and America. 'ro prevent counterfeit impofition, purchafers are requetted to obferre, the Genuine Is diftinguilhed by the King's Patent, and the Signature of R.jou M STUN. the Patentee's owe writing On the label of each Bottle or Box. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAIS rER. THE PROPRIETOR of this molt e:cellent REMEDY is fo certain of Its Efficacy having sever failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it doss not eradicate the Corns, rent and branch, ' fo lIITCRN TIII NONILY. It will, on application, takeoff the Inflammation In a few hours, and deßroy effeztually the Malignity without the leaA hazard, Printed Direttions Pealed up with it. This is the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fo much r po tation in Germany, and has been fold in Loudon upwards of Fifty Years, with the greatclt reputation. Sold Wholcf.de and Retail by I'. Attell, No. t Finch-lani. near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavißock ftreet ; Mr. N'ilfon, No. 39, St. James's-ft:eat ; Mr. Swiney, No. as, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, NO. 324, Holborn; and leboult and Co. No. !so, Oxford-ftreet. At Briltol, hg Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers. Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller. and Rofuman, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Portfira and Gofport, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool. by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jones ,boolfeller. Portfmouth, Mr. Motley, bookfeller. ef Country Gentlemen and other* are informed that they may be fupplied with this valuable Medicine by fending their Orders by Coachmen or Newfmen, or by enclofing Call In a (mall Parcel, direded ro Mr. JOHN WADE, N 0.163, Fleet-ltrtet, London, for which Purple complete Packing Bores are pro. Tided for feuding it with fafety to any part of this Kingdom, . . . - Ireland. Scotland, IIrUNTER's RESTORATIVE BALSAM of LIFE and HEALTH, is the firft Medicine in the world fur reitoring and invigorating the Conftitutiotis of perform weakened and debilitated by a cootie of dilEpatcd plcafurcs, or indeed by any other caufen. Ever. , day produces frets accounts of the Angular rocas of this invaluable Itefforative Medicine, and many gentle men have been candid enough to declare, that it had fucci.eded in cafes wl.en every other Medicine proved ineffedlual. ••• Gentlemen of the heft dillindlion in this kingdom, as well as others, whole conflitutions were broken and debilir‘deil, have espeticnced the good stied, of this Refturative Medicine. For Nervous ()limiters, proceeding front excel live drirkit.g, ditlipattd ',leathers, the immoderate ufe of tea, or from whatever occabons great debility and relaxation of the Wick, a better and Lifer Medi cine cannot he taken. Numbtrs who had uru'ergoale too power ful courses of mercury, (that bane of health), which reduced them to a Rats of :inferable exiftence, received the utmolt benefit from t hi s R e ft e iarive; fur alter Ifs of ftrength and vigour, they happily regained then former health. For pains in the back and loins,gleeta and fcminal weaknaffes, perhaps there is nut any Medicine in pub lic or private maks which has been fo fisccefsfuL bis Reiterative is prepared in pills, which produce more gradual and Ming Leeds than all the int real forms; the finer parts of the Hallam are alto better pref.:med. To be had at Wade's Medicinal Warebosifes, No. 163, Fleet. Rrect. arid Na :3, Old Bond-ffrcet Tutt, Royal Exchange; Ra ton, No. iso, Oxford-ftreet ; and all other Venders of Medicines in Town and Country, price 6s. 3d. the boa ; or it may he had In larger boxes, price only al. ps. which contain the quantity of fil (mall boxes, as made up for the army, navy, A Pamphlet on the virme• of the Reiterative, witha 144 Kim print c urci, may bt bad of the Vamlas, price 64. NAT I 4 ?ti an lt k:xper;ence.l A pliticul Ar mark of kinduck. in which lea Ulla ha, p nets have hem ernliderab:y prnno - cl, *lofting is nun' e it. int .1 tb .n to feik out th,• perbin by wh..rn we have Leen ferv...l, f , r the pursuit., of expreffilg our gratef,,l f nit of the f.,vour b. flowed. But in c.fte n. hea'th, where we h v.! been le :,,vertd front o , e I ,it depl..r dale !tag • tirb Nat& wrore. and r.lt'red to t!',e toll ei,joyine •t of al: the y.tr wis bleringi te, we are on by every conlideration, to a..kt , m I dge it in them dt pabl'c manner. We owe this equally to our non lettings, which molt ht. fet'lihly a wa'tested on the oec Ilion to the 1h.,1 and tal,,,,ts of the Orflor, wi i merit ,i ry eve ini:um, an.l to :he sell,: at Isr4i., in order that thrfe who may (land in teed t f heed r b. it may know where to receive them. ! laving then- general idifervali :o h I than proceed to irate the ?era:Aar t! at has raze fi. tied them, ; nit to lay before the public the fal elleas that I h i r e cl under the gresteft that can pufEh'y beral us. I was h o rn and educated at \1 it:aka r, and ,'t fecentoaa years cf *'e went to the Unlveriity :it ()).f.r. , . Pilot. to toy Laving Wi,:eheller, and wor: pa; ticular:y at Colleg I ‘!:t. rr (limed to the moft grievous ftste, by the and unnatural pea. : ices, too incident to youth, at d whidt arc to: more lia.,eful to OLT health, than fistful in the eye of Got,. I woo as, lirfl afataed w a dimnefa of fight, a weal.n:fs in my 10in.., and a .!eprefD in of fpirits. In thisfituation I applied to Baru Weil 1, :It. farnctuf who inlornied me it p:or.e.led f, om the op:k n eves. t fir home time followed his ads - 1:e, till oneday returning from lhootim, I was kited with a numbntfs In my limbs to itte: a degree, as to lead our to co: elude that I fhou!il eutirely Jaz the urc of them. This induced me to put myfelf under the hands of Dr. W. of Oxford ; but neither his aid, nor the wata.s at Ea4l4 which place I vilitcd. afforded me the kali relief. my 4iiri's at length were fu ferinufly slepreffed with en lent pep:tatio,e of the heart, and my Refit fo much decayed, ahot I became amr Melo. ton. °Lit-tying, however, in the ra:11 Papers, a PLC licati tt 4 Dr. Bitonuar, it.tituled " A Guide to Old Age," Seale: re 1 to he Majclty, I was induced to perufc the fame, when I fortunatelf difcovercd the oomplaint I had G , long laboured under. " I have the happincfs to add, that by fo!loWng the advice contained ther.in, and going through a compkte court,: of lie. Sawn w's invaluable Nervous Cordial 1 ant now, thank Rearm. peeled y recovered. and as well as ever I was iu my lire " I have fine,: quitted the Unies.rfity, and am going to enter into the holy Rate of matrimony, with a determine:ion never to be without "A Guide to Old Age ;" and, at the fan e time, I think it my duty to advife all young men to follo.v my example, as a perui.,l ot ch.' excelleat t o ilt way happily prev..itt the afflicted from being prtcip tired headlorg to an m ly grave, whi:ll, bat for Dr. Bauouat, woaid molt inevitably have been my :air. an, Sir, your's, &c. Stc. i)atord. A. D. 3.1 A." The Botanical Syrup, and Reftorat:ve Nervous Curd 1, to be had at the DAtur's Bode, No. 9, Alb on-ltrett,in ho'l'es of ti 11.-11 4 . 6d. and oSt. cd ; and by all Printers, Book!' :ler:. and Venders of Medicine, in the United Kill lent, with priest' di m:lions. WHEN Protelinin.ti t education and ie. fponfibllity deviate from the general fyftem by the Uledticet of a peculiar Branch, the fanetiou of long continued focc.rfs im the heft criterion of fuperiority. 'ren years have I devoted my practice to the esclulirt treatment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuceefiful r.fult ot my o ak gives me additional ardour to oppofe as ter at I an! ahle the rages of thofe complaints which are the molt impor: ant In tl.e cur. logue of human infirmities. . After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an caioy period of Pra.llice to :Went individuals from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS,to the cure of which I have devoted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL 1/lIFEC 'nob% whether of a recent or long dnratinti.—adly, All kinds of DEBILITY, whether selling from the habit, of Schoolboys, er the indulgence of mature age, and laßly that derangement ot the fy Item in Women which is called BARR E N NES:: ur STERILI FY- Numerous difeafes are the refuk of ignorance or halte hs tls treatment of a funpk Gonorrhea, and it not unfrtquendy lumens that the feeds of Life are poifonealty the indiferetion of an unguard ed hour. By aluperior method fuck complaints areaway aired. and even where others have failed, I trait that I may pretense to offer a radical re.ellablithment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated ffiftrefs in the dig order, compared with the calamitous radiations of Men, who Haas indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties d a fathionable I.ife, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequence of Mall pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broads ova his inifery, but careful* conceals his misfortune, it may he Come "eoeafaLition for biro as know, that although It be an objed of doubt or utaccrainty with other Praditioners, the removal at tbek DEFICIENCIES by she gradual progrefs of ratov.tion is the acquirement of wayeaperi If the rites of liacch',,s or Venus have begun to mince manly vi gour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradion of this languid Rate, and in thefe cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this deficiency has for years Lxitir.d, a pruper Par feverancc is iudifpenfibly requillte to revive the numbering (pads of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitaation MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been ilifappointcd their expedations of a Family, may be Win< 4, that in moil in. fances filch &frets are curable by Medical kill._ The SECRECY which is fo effential to my undertaltins, and the Qsalificati-ns which I hart; prefumcd to date, !arm the Ban et my pretenGons, and in coincidence wrh furh this uninution is given, that Mr. BREE may be coufultc.l periniativ (or by Wm, is incloing a (mall note) at his book, No. 2i, Arundel-Armt, Strand. near Templt , Bar There lb an additional entrance in Water-ftrect aJjohsbetomi the uatne is on both the doors. M. BRIE, Member of clic Royal College or Surgeon. VENEREAL. BLANDNESS. . To Mr. THOMAS TAYLOR, Surg.-on, No. p, New Bridge-Artet a DeAR tot, Lonere. IT it with the moll heartfelt fotisfaelion that I ad drefs you on the incomparable czcellehee of your invaluable Medicine—LEAKE's PATLNT PIL.LS.—In the fpring aghast year I had the misfortune to comma a Venereal Complaint, attes ,:ed with the melt alarm:ng and air . re OUS fymptoms ; in fo mods that I have be:n cottoned to my rOOlll for a wb •Ie week together. and not able to ftir out of it: I had no rift ni,;ht ',sudsy, and fuffered the m it excruciating pain and torment, and what was Rill vim*, my eyes grew weak and dins, fo dm I could f - arts d. fem any object, if ever fo elute to use, and espezied nothing ' lets than the total lob Many fight.. Front a flout, he 4th", and Ts. thsr corpulent man. I became a mere ilsadow, and as objedt of pity and compaMon.-oMy friends bad aUriven me over, and thoolht my recovery isrpoffible. In this dreadful Rate, and ex peeling every minute to be my Left in this world, I was fortu nately re. my-mended by a neighbour to try your Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no purpofe, and bran at an enumneuus espence, it was ionic time before I could he prevailed on to take them; at LIR I fent for fix boxes, and before I tu.ul !akesa them all. I found confiderable benefit ; my pains gradually decreakd i and my eygfight grew better, and to the great furprize and situ- . :Raiment of all my friends. (after taking three boxes more). my heahh and ftrength was perfectly rettored, arid I am now, trhanks to my Goer and your invalu zitle Medicines), a. well and bnarty as ever I was in my lift. 'ion, obliged irtautibk (cream, High-Rrecg, birnring,ham. November 1, 1790. The above NI. diar e is earnellla r-commendtil to all peering that are in any doubt at thir b..ing en ir.ly tree of every Vene real Affection, pArt , cul :rly to t hufe a on. •Aering tilde condition in life, as it wrul tertai .ly cradiest, re: ry wilt of that liana:, a hnwevir lang standing, or however dif.,u'ded Ln.l.r the appearance of other difor !ere it may he: for Feerbati... tr. and Cuta nrow.Comp'amt. it is alun recoil:minted to ...e take:r, cfpcclaliy iu the Spring, hammer, and Fall. Pr.7ar;el and fold by the fide Proprktnr. TUOMAI TAYLOR. MemLer of the Corp, anon of ht.rp.ons, London, at his hook, No. 9, New Eridge.ltrect, where whi Ad:Le, without a Fee, to Perfons ta.ing ihef.: and will a-rwcr Patients Let ters, if ;nit paid. on •lee fame tent's, ohferclg in as caLs the molt inetulahl. Ceercey, no Perfon's name or cafe hiving been mentiimed, but at tl.eir own articular requeft, by the Proprietnr, during the courfe of more than 3; y.ars. :hat Lehi. had toe cov du. r.f an catei.five laic of the above Medicine and the pradiat anfiag therefrom 'lley arc :ilf fold by Ms appointment, at the Perfumer's, No. 33, St. Alhao's-ftreet, ; hir. Robenfoo's Toy-thop. No. se3, Otford-ftrect ; Mr. Steers, lionkkiler, a, Union-no v. J. the Tower-4W and by one Perim in every coal ierebk town in England, in Bears of only as 9d. each Pealed up, with full and plain diretlions. LONDON: Pnntcd and publifbcd by LEVEL KEN I', (nt L,n tcrbury-placc, Lambah) at the S TAR Art tea, $n t. cari- Atm Publitelaj alto at the STA; OttlCl,Tervic r,~ - p i i 1,.