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giOV - I'RAACE. Ji;NE 14.. i . ,~I 0 1 1 11 1 : 1 il'l ii, i Alry, t r; • GERMA4% r. The Engrf, Journalids er,hanft their fury upon the the Flatmate of Hanover by the Frzi.eli. But a moment ago they talked in the mod lofty Itl itb on the fohjeel 01 the levy in mats. Now, that they have learnt the exploits of th e D u k e o f CAM IRI D C P, being n. , longer able to chattnt his glut y, thus drclaim againil the perfidy of Frenchmen. Ac c-rding to thcir account, every idea of plaice has been difitgaided, and the law of nations has been l'ibit at in the molt barbarous manner. In order to crrroitelicod there gentlemen. it is neceffary to un lh•rnd that there is a fort ofjutlica altogether par- Ceti: a law of natio:sof a new kind, for the We awl interen of the Government of Great Britain. k.v pretend that Fiance has violated the Ger manic Co:titivation. and that the Ele&or of Hanover ought not to participate in the quarrels of the King f England. Hittory and realon reply to there mile -14:4: arguments. According to the celebrated Golden Bull the Elec tors cf the Holy Empire hay; the right of peace or war, as the poffeffors of the grand fiefs in France formerly had. It is not the firft time that an Elettor has made war upon the Sovereigns, or that the Sovereigns have made war upon a patticular Eleeor. The reign of Charles V. prefents feveral ex amides of this fad. In the war of feven years, the Elelor of Hanover, King of England, was feen to. raife his flandard againft the_lmperial Houfe ; and when the French army entered the Eleftorate, as a poireffion of the Englifh Monarch, nobody then thought of regarding that meafure as contrary to the law of nations. France, therefore, has an ineonteftible right of again attacking the King of England in his Continental poffeffions. In theft: complaints we may (Lill trace the fpirit of nmbiti ,, n and bad faith which dire.% the Cabinet of this Monarch. What! in his quality of Knits of England, he thinks that France endangers the liberty ct Europe by her nfurpations ; he arms for the quar tet of the Kings of the Continent; yet in his quality of Elcaor of Hanover, in which he is much more in. terclicd, he has no fault to find with the conduit of France ; he thinks her a good ally ! and be is pleaded to remain at peace Kith her ! This proves that the KING of England knows no other law than that of force, and the Fiedler of Hanover is ftlert only from weaknefs. Such is the fupreme criterion ofjultice and injitilicc with rcfpc& to his Majetly. Doubtlefs, could he light up again the flames of war upon the Conti.' 'tent, could Hanover furnifh an army of 201,000 men, King Glottis would not have pleaded its neu trality. Betides, the kind of war which France has made upon Hanover cannot be confidered as a war *Tidily againft Hanover in itfelf, but againft Hanover fo far as it is a potelGon of the Kiwa of England, and the Hanoverian troops, fo far as they are troops of the KING of England. In this point of view, Hanover never has been an inactive fpedator of the quarrels of England. Hanoverian blood has flowed in the four quarters of the world for the fervice of a defpotic company. In the American war, the belt troops were Hanoverians. In India, in Egypt, every where, we have teen thole brave foldiers facrificed to the ambitious rapacity of the Englifh. France ought to deprive her enemy of the means which would have been tiled againil her. She has an incontefiible right to nuts the exportation of the gold and the fol• doers of the Kowa of England. This Monarch acknowledges neither treaty nor law of nation., becaufe he thinks himfelf unatfailable in his ifie. B ut, main a favourable wind blow, he ought to be attacked wherever he can be found. It is related that a criminal, who had committed mur. der, fled to a church which had the privilege of an afylum but as he was entering, the foot which was yet witbiut the Church was cut off, and the ad was held lawful. So far it prelims the halm of Cloaca; It remains to be teen whether his ifiand can terve as nu afylum again& thc intrepidity of Frenchmen.— ilfrartrar. brazens°, isona 6.—To-day the Hanoverian • troops have left 'Harburg. On the 4th the French entered Celle; on the 7th they come to Harburg.— Harburg is on the other fide of the Elbe, oppofite Hataburgh, only four miles &dant. On the Bth we taped the French here. The fear of the war had induced many perfons either to fly or hid away their property : thefe fears are now much allayed, efpecially ac the French troops preferve the bell difcipline and behave very well. The General in Chief Moaries is, by all accounts, a very amiable, bra/sane man. Loris, Jury s.—On the 4th . the French entered the city of Hanover. All the countries bordering on Hanover are mark ed out by polls on the frontiers. STAlif fuse 5. —Our ert-ops are gone, and in two or three days we expdt the French, for whole reception the Magistrates have taken all nece i Nt o r t y l assessfures. Batman. joss 4.—The French do not approach dm city, and we depend fully on the neutrality al lured to the Imperial Cities. On the sth the French entered Verdcn, and the 6th Rothenburg. just 5 ( 12 o'clock at night).—Yeßerday.CYCD ing a French General entered this city. He imme diately waited upon the Chief Burgontallers and defircd that all Englith property here, under whate ver denomination it might be, should be taken pof feffion of; and that all Englith failors at prefent to this place. as well as all other perfons belonging to the Englith fervice. fhould be-put under arra. As Coon as this demand was made, the Officer. who had come with it, went away to General Moarisa. Hanauer:in, Jury ^.—To day the French are ar rived in Harburg. We are in much uncertainty here concerning the turn things will take. We, how ever, are morei nclined to hope, that the neutra lity of the city will be refpcaed, than we were come days back, and even that the communication with Egg land will not be cur of. This latter hope, however, does not kern to coincide with a very prevalent re. f n-:, that the French have made pr i ma - A s at c o . rent rgen to occupy all the Denali ports, Alton*, Sec. and to block up the Sound again(' eze Eagliib: the belt fccurity again(' lush a Rep is, abet IthipaNsinevitably ruin the whole trade of the ‘4lllll ; ll rillitftliarirl d s with way Utile trouble, prevent am wliatever from Meting or coming out of the Baltic. The war in this cafe could not !Along. Adjutant, BEAU METZ, -"who belongs to the Staff of the French army, arrived here this day from Ilinover, with difpatches from the General in Chief, Meter' rn, to Citizen Rain HARD, die French Minitter at this plAce. It is faid, that their contents, fo far as rcfpats this city, are of a confalatory nature. The French General of Brigade, Felts, will enter this town this evening with French troops. Every necellliry preparation has been made for their re ception. Victims. MAY 2S.—A camp is forming near Min kendorff, for the ezercife of the troops, of so,ooo men. Th:re has been a bloody battle between the troops of PAISWAN OGLOU and thofe of the PACHA of limo rotas, in which 3000 men have been killed and wounded on both fides. Each party claims the victory. DEA' MARiC. COP tllliAl3l/1, May 31.—His Royal Hienefs the Crown Prince will travel by Vuhnen and Jutland to Rendlbnrg. The Road of Elfincur h covered with Dutch (hips returning from the Baltic, %Lich fear to proceed on their voyage. On the 28th, arrived from England the two Blips Neva and Nftlycla, defined to a voyage of difcovery, having come from the Nore in three days. The Captains brought the news of the declaration of war on the 18th. No orders are yet given here for any armaments, but it is Paid theDaniffiCommercialAgents in foreign ports have received orders to give no pafporta but to homeward-bound (hips. RUSSIA. Sr. PPTIZSIVIOM. MAY 20. The EMT IROR'S journey to the Crimea wiU not take place: his Isi f. at* t. MAJESTY will this rummer only make a tour in fome of the neghbouring provinces. The Council of the Sovereign Order of St. John of Jerufalem, whole feat was at St. Peter (burgh, having received the news of the nomination cf a iiew Gland Matter,..has fent a deputation to him, as well to 'el tify its refpeet, as to negociate concerning Come points relating to the two Priories crated is Rutlia. TURICEr. CONSTANTINOPLI, Mer 4.—ThePortr has refolved to remain perfeely neuter between France and Eng land, and this refolution has been fent to all our Am baffadors at foreign Courts. General &us& has propofed, that the Porte fhould permit the French to occupy the ports of the Levant, but this has been refufed. 111CLTDOW performed his new Entertainment called The Wender* Melody?, on Tuefday laft, at Coventry, and on IVednefday at Shrewfbury, whence he pro. ceeds to Ireland. From the very favourable recep- tion he met with in the above towns, we prognofti. cate a plentiful harveft in the filler kingdom: his own unrivalled powers are flrengthened by the maf. icily car:spoilt:ons of thofe eminent profeLfors,SitilLo, WHIT/a:LI, MAJOR, DAHM•N, and MAZZINGI4I. The new Performer from Peterfburgh made his &Ind laft night at the Royal Circus, in a Grand Spec tack prepared for the occafion, and was received with the =ft unbounded applaufe. His fccond appearance was announced for this evening.—The pleafing man ner it which Mifs At/1114S performs Emma, in Moak? Nip, cannot fail of creating the greateft amufement to the Public.•—•SLA DE ICS charafter of Sparirfo, claims the greateft originality, and is well enaEled by that promifing young want. The Houfe was crowded at an early hJur. A man daring attempt to commit a ftreet robbery took place on Thurfday night, in Lower Brook. ilreet. As a Gentleman was returning home from the Thea tre, about eleven o'clock, in his carriage, a man on horfeback rode up to the coachman, and relented a piflol to his bead, (wearing he would blow his brains out, if he did not immediately flop his horfes. There being no alternative, the coachman complied, on whi& the ruffian went to the door of the carriage, which he opened, and demanded the Gentleman's watch and money, on which the latter, inftead of &wandering. jumped out of the oppoute door, and gave the alarm . The robber. feuding bimfe lf in danger of kin apprehended. pm fpnrs to his bode and galloped off, but being defray mined he quitted his Reed, in Grofvenor Mews, and efcaped. It is furely a matter of confolation, that there is a remedy now found, which has alread retorter (under Goo's blaring) leveret afeful lives, after themfelves and their friends had given them over to death I as can be fubßantiated by Mrs. Smith, No. 7, Cale. Rreet, Long Acre; Mrs. Reeves, Leoesed.fireee, Shoreditch ; Mrs. Oliver, No. tas, Old.ftreet, near Charter-both Want Mr. nano waterman . , Iron. gate. Many more may be referred to; but there are fully (uflicient to prove, that Dr. G.srdner's Pills are die beft Medicine for that deplorable complaint. Some of the above patients had i t limbs Co (welled, that the fkin built before they applied this Medicine.—Pre. pared by the Doaor. at his houfes. No. 76, Long Acre, and No. 3, Shoreditch , at 2 51. tor . as. 6d. or as. 6 d. figntel J. Gardner on every box. Sold by all venders in town and country. Advice every day till one o'clock, at Shoreditch ; and from three to (even, at Long Acre. laroatsarion Given.—As within there three months feveral perfons have found conGderable bene fit, and perfonally exprefed their thanks to the Pro prietors of Sr ILSIII7IVeII Antitcorbutic Drops, for the return of Health they have received, by taking their Medicine ; and as others have been enquiring for a remedy to countera& that eruption which in fo many cafes has followed the Influenza, it is their peculiar ratisfaaion in thus having in their ppwer to remove ' their anxieties fo fasisfadorily on this bead. There who are fubje& to annual returns of Scorbutic com plaints at this fearon, experience has taught them the valne of (itch a Medicine, they have not now to learn its efficac f or its reputation, (landing, as it does. un• equalled in the annals of Medicine, whethp urinal niitered in Scurvy, or applied to alleviate the (offer ings of Gout, Rhcomatifm, Ste. or acrimonious crop write breaking out oa the furface of the Skiff LONDON AfARkETS. BORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JUNE tt. Paglith Wheat, 3114 634 per qr. Horfe BOBS, 334 39. Fine ditto, 645. 664 Tick Beans, scu 314 Fine Dardzic ditto, 341,3644 w flog Peas. 334. 334 3 6 . Rye, 344 364 Baden, 464 SOS. Barley, 24416. Carraway Seed, pee cwt-44 , 47 11 Superfine ditto, 134 6d. Coriander, 284 304. Malt, 45 1 .47 4 Flour, per rack, 304 334 Oars, 202. 2411. 271. RETURN of WHEAT is Mark-lute, twisting only troll tke 30th of May to the 4th of June. Tota3-6322 (tuners. Arera;e 635. 513—a. aid. higher than loft reties. PRICE OF HOPS ,IN THE BOROUGH. _ _ _ _ Bogs (new) 71 79 to I _ll 8s i Pockets (oew) 7111 to 91 91 SMITHFIELD, lone 17. To fink the offal--per Rope of 811 t. —-••-• • -- • . . Beef so od to 60 6d Veal Mottos so 8d to 63 14 I Pork 56 Id to 6. al S. og to 6. al Lamb 4s. 4d: to 7s. Sd. NEWGATE and*LEADENHALL, June 17. Per llone of Sib. by the carcafe. Beet 46 4d to Ss todl Veal 4s 4d to 66 .d to Mutton p od ss Ild Pork Ss od 6s od I.ands 51. 4 .to 7s. Oti. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James% market 41 3d Town Tallow 736 011 to Cs Clare Market 41 ed Raffia ditto (can.) 661 od to 73 5 Whltethapd Market Raffia ditto (reap) 6os od to os (per Rene of es 311 Melted Stuff Sus od to 4os .-- Ditto rough 411 od tearold Greaves 14s od to so Average Price 48 311 d Good Dregs losto os Yellow Soap. 7Ss. to oar-Mottled, ll64—Curd, pos. Price of Candles per down, ta. 6t1.-.Mouldso as. 6d. COALS, June t 7. Bell Cools In the Pool, al. pa 61. per Cigar's. Delivered al. as. 6d. Sunderland. aL Da 641. De/lowed el. cos. 61. PROM THE CORK ADVERTISER, JUNE IT. At it numerous and Mat refpeetable Meeting of the GENTLE strw, Fa trItOLDEIf and Cagy of the County of Cark.tal'ltticd by the High Sheriff, on the each of Jan, in purfuance of a Re quilition made to him for that purpofe, It was unanimoufly Refolved, after a full difcullion of the &Nee% that a Committee be appointed to prepare and report Refutations .czprelEve of the Sertiments of this County, on a Petition pre tented to the Imperial Parliament by certain Englilh Diftillers, pe culiarly menacing to the Agricultural Profperity of this Part of the United Kingdom. And the following Gentlemen having been choten for the raid pluptife, viz. Sir John Freke,Bart. Pyre Evans Sairpfon Stawell Thomas Townthend Benjamin Bonifield Thomas Wellropp William Bentonite Win Travers Standifh Barry ohn Warren William Coppinger onas Stawell Fugue Stawell 'dward Pen, a.; John Courtney Adam Newman ohn Moore Traver& Robert Wanton ichard Fitton Oliver Leatham. Rev. Arthur Hyde . The following Refolutions were accordingly prepared, reported and unanimoully agreed to. Received— fiat we have ken with aftoniMment and concern, a Petition prefented to the Imperial Parliament from certain Englilli Millen, containing fertral erroneous allegations, and complain ing of certain regulations prefcrihed by the law of this country, for railing the duties upon Irtib Spirits. Refolved—That the growing profpetty of the eetieultere of this pan of the United Kingdom/ is climb:till , eananfied with the pro teeion of ?bore leveret eltabliflunents in which grain is mani,,ae lured. and that any attempt to alter the laws under which there have fo eminently Bourithed, fo as that their produdtion may be diminithed, or their market be circumrcribed, mull be attended with ruinous confequences to the landed interefts of this country. Refolved—That the Prayer of the Petition prefaated to Parlia ment, by certain Enghlh Dillillers, tends to rellriet the manufac turing of Irifb Spirits, and would, If it were seceded to on the grounds fa forth In the Petition, be attended with the mot fatal effedts to the agriculture of this county, as well as of the nation at large. Refolved—That we behold with wonder, Inked with profound regret, that the precipitancy of interelled zeal Mould au invt to pith upon the coofideradon of Parliament a frn jedt of tech magni tude at fo late a period of the SeSon, when it will be imp , to afford it the (erion. dife.ufSon it claims; and when thcee t ho are fo deeply interefted in this country cannot have fufficient a me to lay the real Bateman of the cafe before Parliament; and above all we lament that a fubjea of futh general concern—fo citenfive in its influence upon all chilies of pzrfons in this country, and fo re pugnant to their Intercity, Meted be brought forward at the prefent awful eras, when perfonal confiderations of every fort Ceould be difregarded, and when the &ivy of the Rate, and the dignity and independence of the empire, could form the only objects of tLe public foncitude. Refolved—That ourßeprefentativesho Parliament be I: Craned to oppofe the further mestere of the Petition fubmitted to Parlia ment by certain Ensile% Dlftillers, inafmuch as it is utterly advcrfe to the principles which we readily acknowleged 113, uld govern the commercial concerns between England and Ireland by the Act of Union. - Perolved—That theft rcr itcfolutions be publifhea in the prin cipal London and hilb Papers. Roam r DE LA COUR, High Sheriff. The High Sheriff haring quitted the Chair, and Sir John frdke, Bart. liming been called thereto. It was unanimoully Refulicd—That the Thanks of this Meet ing be prefe.nted to our worthy High Sheriff, for his ready attention to the interefts of this Country on all °maws, and his proper molded in the Chair. JOHN FREKE, Chairman. BIRTHS On Thurfday, lo South Audley-ltreet, the Counters of Albe marle, of a daughter. On Monday lad, at her beak in Guildford•Meet, the Lady of Jan.es Mack intollt. Efq. of a daughter. In Upper Ouildfsed-ftreet, Ruilen-rquare, the Lady of Michael Fueloage, Efq. of a foa. Sunday lad, at Trofton.hall, Suffolk, the Lady of Capel Lofft, El+ of a daughter. MARRIED. Teddiey ananning lA, at St. George's, Hanover-Apiary, Captain Lszerird, of the Navy, to MIN Rarribottont, of Winfor. DIED. Lately, it Bath, the Rev. David Brrner, late Fellow of Wad. ham COMT e. Oxford. TuelJay . fe'nnight, at Hackney, Mitt Rebell°, eldelt daughter of the late David Alves Rebello, Efq. On the 9th MIL James Cheape, Efq. of We' Meld, in the 9411 year of his age. At Ike manic of Falkirk, on the 4th intl. in the rBth year of hies age, Mr. William Wilton, nide fon of the Rev. Dr. James Willem suSailler of that purl& At her book, Rantfay-lodge, on the Bth initant, Mrs. Elirabet b Lockhart, mild! of Mr. James Scott, fen. merchant, Edinburgh. At Edinburgh. on the 3111 ilk Mitt Jean Cloag, (mond daughter of the late Rev. Dr. Wm. Oloag. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAZTLIL "THE PROPRIETOR of this mnR excellent J. REMEDY is fo certain of its Mary having never failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it doss not eradicate the Corns, root and branch, TO RETURN TYR MONET. It will, on 'placation, take off the 11;lianMtatlom in a few hours, mad Maw effectually tne Malignky without the lea hazard, Printed Mentions feared up with it. This is the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fo much repu tation in Germany, and has been fold in London upwards of lot, Years, with the greats* reputation. &aid Wherefore and Retail by T. Ameil, No. r, Finch-rani, year the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. I. Taeißock- Rivet ; Mr. Wilton, No, 39, St.aroces-ltreet ; Mr. Swing.. No. at , Pail-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. sza, Holborn; and Jeboult and Co. No. is°, Oxfor d - B rat. _ _ . . _ At Briftel, b Enigin and biwppard and Bonner, printers. Bath, By Hard, boakfdier. and Reitman, perfumer. Edinburgh. by Relict, Segni Bridge. Pont . . a and Griped. Mr. Harding's. renLiveritroutb, ed, Maki Gore , beskidict. printer,and Mr. Joao , boarder, wiitN Proretmai Uch or editcation and t e fponfibility ticvlt.te from the general fyftem by the of a. peculiar Branch, the fanaion bf long continued fucceli is ti heta criterion of fuperiOrity. Ten years have f devoted my predict to the erclufive treatment of THRE it. DISORDERS, and the ft.ccefeful refult oi my plai, gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ra veg.* of thole complaints which are the molt important in the cata logue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a ifh at an tat iy pettipd of PrnEtice to refcue individuals from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Pradlitioners. The THREE DISORDERS,to the curs of which I have devoted my attention, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INFEC TION, whether of a recent or long duration.-idly, AU kinds of DERILfrY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and hilly that derangement of the fy Rem in Weinten which is called BARRF.N NE SS ur STER 'LI mt. Numerous &leaks are the refuk of ignorahce or hake in the treatment of a Gmpk Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently ha) pets that the feeds of Life are polio:iced by tlik Indiferetion of an unguard ed boar. By a fuperlor method loch complaints art eafily cured; and even where others have failed, ruse that I may prc.famc te offer a radical re eftabliflunent. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated &fires in the dff; order, compared With the vilansisous fituatlons of Mem, who from indulgence In a sourAßy VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a falbtonablc Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable con requence of fuch pemiciout%aLlts. Where the unhappy Ureter broods over his toifery, hit ems fully conceals his misfortune, it may be Come confolat:on for him td know, that although it be an object of detht or uncerainty with other Prat:Whiners, the removal of their DEFICIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of renov - sti-p to the acquit:meta of myexperienam It the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vi gour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraction of this languid Rate, and in there cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this deficiency has for years canted, a proper Pa► feverance Is indifpenfibly renuifite to revive the Cumbering (pubs of Life, and to re-animate the Cotatitution MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappekited their expedlLtions of a Family, may be afforest, that in moil in- Rances Bah defeds are curable by Medical The SECRECY which is fo cranial to my undertaking. and the ns which I have perfumed to ttate, fens the of my pretculions, and in coinzideisce with Inch this intimation Is given, that Mr. BREF. may be confulted perfenally (or by hose incloung a (mall ante) at hie houfc, No. a). Arundel-Mat, Strand, ne.n. rempleaar There is an additional entrance in Water-Item adjoinleiband the-name is on both the doors. N. BAER, ?dauber of the Royal College of Surgeons. SUDDEN DEATH.-.FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. THE Influenza having proved extremely fatal to the Inhabitant: of this Country, as well as to our Neighboars on the Continent, it has been a matter of great regret, that fuck a multiplicity of medicines as have been applied in this emergent y. should have been found inadequate to the porpore of dieduadtog the reiteration of health. But *bile this lamentable truth it ad mitted, it is but Janice to record the fnecefs that has attended the adminiftration of DT. BROD', is Nzarou CORDIA Lin completely removing this contagious complaint. An Englith Gentleman, travelling abroad, hatted at R ouen,whe re this peftiknee was making the grcateß ravages; in this exigency he recommended the adoption of Dr. BRODUSes NCR vOU II CORDIAL ' (he never travdliag witht a (apply of that excellent medicine) the confequeroeswereext tease ly fortunate, thofc who were advifcd by him, were foon relbared to health and fatety. This hint is fulmanted to the good kale of thole, who have the happinefs ar I comfort of their fellow crea tures at heart. Weil Cowan,March Lk 1143. _ _ A letter from Stypheo Itor!idge : Saptoin of the CarvellAtigs Boat. to Mr: Alczataler, - Merchant, of Portfmouttt. Sir—My Child, when he wastwo years of age, waslfilietod over his Body with a dangerous Scorbutic Complaint,whieh &Mai the till of the Faculty, and in vain I tried ail manner of advertifol Medicines; until recommended bz a Friend who had eitpenaseed the good effects of Dr. BRaDV3is BOTANICAL STRUT, at which I gave mv Child hut a few (null Bottles of the Dodoes ineotopaaa, ble Modicine,whieu in the cou de of a (mail period cleated aperfedt Cure, and which is now three years fence, and no rotors o: this Complaint has ever boat vifibie. I am, Sir, your humble Servant. STEPHEN BIAIJUDGE. Witterf, S. A! eZANDIR, Merchant, Portialoath. The Botanical Syrup and Reiterative Nemo, Cordlal,to at the Dodoes houfe, t o. p, 'Albion-itrcet. 7 doors team do Leven:an Menial, Surrey fide of Elackfriars-bridge, in bottioa at A. as. in. 6J. and 6s. od. (duty included) sit Withers' (law Corker's) Medicine Warchoofe, 79:, Strand ; Shaw and Adwarda n , St. Paul's Church yard ; and Brent and, Ne. 156, Billsopfgwx.. ftrect U'ithoot ; W. 11a4rin, Printer and Bookfrller, at his Ms &dual Warehoufe, No. 3, Wine-!rest, who has received a brie and frelh fupply; Thorupfoo and Mills, Caille-!tract; Browne. Tot: C. Routh, Bridge-Kw-et ; Reed and Sheppard, MBAs Meyler and Crurwell, Bath; Mats. Goadby, &whom; he, Raikcs, CR-aicetter ; Mr.,Tyrnba, Woreriter Mr. Tremolo. Blau ; Swinney, Birmingham ; Spillbury and Co. Mary-este r Dublin ; and by all Priam', Bookfellers, and Venders of Medi. ciao In the Three Meltdown. It will be weary the Dudior Gould foo fuch ratios. as asst aillkled with Metiers or Lori of Sight, or fend their cafes byLet ter or Parcel, to the Dodo, (pelt or carnage paiii),with his Awl Fr.!. The Medicine may be had every day. A quirt battle (ass.) contain. equal to 6VC (mall ones. To T. TAYLOR. surgeon, Z4O. g, New Bridge-ftreet. Leadok. Edinburgh, May 2, tBOO. IN the fpring o f 1794 I was afflided with a Veda real Comps t, which I treated with *difference for iva months; but was then obliged to apply to a regnlar Phylicin•wha put a temporary flop to the virulence of the dike& (by mercu rial applications) for fame time ; bat growing, In fpite of aN medl clue mil the advice of the &ft Gentlemen of the Farah, here. worfe and work for two years, I was reduced to a Rate abnot unparailded and beyond del /Slicks, being an entire leper, and taco. rated front head to foot.—My head, throat, moath, safe, legs. arms, /kr. have been alternately in danger of became ing ufelefs in Ilion, I have had from tote 30 eating views an my body, arl nearly totally deprived of would be voluminous to per. ti:uLrisc all my cafe—fuffice it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of • more complicated mu ture. I was long looked upon by my friends, and linagioedm: felf,beyond all hopes of recovery ; and, indeed. In my then e don, death was preferable to my more than mlfcrable Rate. la AN dreadful fination did I drag a moll nacre:de ealftenee„till Dynan ?Ravi Da sic c threw in my way a neverpaper matalming the cafe of a Mr. E. of y Meads mod it, I maid not.-1 feat and procured haul of your LIAILZ'S P Pt cut, which, by ufing from time to time am now, and have long been, (after mom than four years indeferibable dills:4o,i* as good a (tate °Maids as ever I ("toyed ; as a proxf of this. I had a fine, thriving. hul -1 thy child, burn to me akw Months ago. In gratitude to OOD, and la hopes of rendering my fellow-creature (make. I *pelt you to pu'olift this ; and you may at any time refer peons, who wills to be fati.:ied of the truth of this, or ranker particulate. to me or my friends, by letter or pufon. As few eels for badncfs will ever equal nthse.stid sae meal it. I have from experience every reafon to allure mankind, that ia your Lemca's Pict they will find • Pure, fpeedy, fare, and rad . cal care, Ise that molt dreadful Raga of the Vowel Ifeafet, which is Ci11ia1....111 CON II lIMID LOES. I- T. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TRONA TA Loa. Member of the Royal Colleges.` Surgeons in Londoa,at his hoofs. No. g, New Bridge-ftrect ; where he will give advice, without a fec, to perfons raking thde Pills and will enfwer patients less tens, if post paid, on the fame terms, ohkrvine in all COAX the molt inviolable fccrecy, no Petrov'', name of ale Miring hoes men. doped, bat at their own particular request. by the Proprietor, shr ring the cootie of more than 36 years, that be has had the ces duttlEg of an extcnfive tale of the above sordidly; and the pew rice miring therefrom. They are alfo fold, by his Appointment, for the esseivesienet chore Uring at a distance, by Mr. Beater, South-bridge. Lain burgh •' Mr. Monnorta Printer ' Glafgow, to wiles alto Mr. T. refers for his addrrfs; at the Palmer's, No. gy, St. Alenea lireet, Pall .Mall ; Mr. Robert's= a Toy-lhoy , No. tog, Orfned• alert ; Mr. Diftsonesegh's No. 7, flile-Meet-hUl,teaarty the Monument ; Boolifeller, No. a, Union-row= Tower-hill; Mr. Cailwell'aDistoUn ; and by one Perron in nay confider:hie town In Great-When and Ireland, in Bela of not, as. pd. nth. fcaltd up with full and plain Diresiiiona ierharehy Perinea& either den nere with air owl wow. - - - - - - .ONDON: OMlied sod pubillbed by LEVELICENT, (oCan terbury-place. Lartsbri) at the STAR Orrica. Ns 11, Caitp- AtcCL 1•4116.4 are at tibC STAR Orrues.Ttereg 800%