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Payne (removed f - rom the Metvs.gate..l, .88,, ; C. and. W. Nichol, .Pall Mall ;- j . White, Fleet-street ; Longman and Co. ; Wilkie acid Robinson, Paternoster-raw. Where also may be had, to complete, •Setts, the Ist, 3d, and 4th Volumes, price each 11. t Is. 6d. in hoards. • Feb. 4,. T HE PR/ I V/PAL Oir'-I,IOERS , and CO M, 1111..ig5i 1 YERS of His Majeity's Nagy et, hereby gilt Arotice, ft:a or Thkriday the lath Irritant, at 04e o'clock, i6e, be ready to treat for the Hite if Cutters tif bertveyis 6o and go Tors burther, and capable of mounting 6 or 2 Guam • • . . . THE: CABINET. r Prince\orlando, Mr.: Li RAHAM ; 'llarquis'De Grand Chatekt, Mr. NIA CHEWS ; Loreilio, Mr. 47111110 N ; • Whimsiculu., Mr: BANNISTER; Peter, Mr. DOWTON • Constantia, Mrs'. IL SIDDAS ';_ Curiesa, Mrs. HARI:OWE ; )()%1 ;n0 Ler :sod tbe Partietilizrr of the - 6ntraFi may be seen at this qtice. No Tender will le recei , t•ed after Pzjelve o'Clork on the Dy of Treaty, nor any noticed unters the Party, in- an 4kenti,:r atiends. ter' and on . As, Sir Giks Overreach, Mr. COOKE ; Wellborn, Mt. LEWIS; Mar4ll, • Mr. NI NDEN ' •-. Lady 'Allvvorth, Mrs. St. LEG ER ; Mari,. - aret, Miss . BRUNTOIsI. WITH 110 FRENCH ESTABLISHMENT, Took's.,Court ; . Floretta, Signori STORACg. • After which will tie produced, for the 3d time, a new BaI • let, composed by Mr: D'Lgville, called " EMILY; .• Or, jUVNILE ‘ ll die course of tha al'as Sedl, by MAdemoiselle PAkISUT. Monsieur Rigadon, Mr. lOUBERT ; Woodcinter, Mr.•MONTGOM EltY ; Lady Gonstantia, Mrs ,S.FIA ; Emily, Miss G A'r TON. `lsoxes 6s, Second Price 3s.—.Pit 3s. W. Second Price 23. zs. Second Price is;—Upper Gallery Is. Se "nd Pri, :e 6d.-- No Money to be returned. Places fur the fluxes. to be taken at the llox-oflice, in Little - --.-street. Tile L) .ors to be opened at Half-past Five;- did begin at Ralf -Nastpas. S i x. t Othello ; with Tekell.. A new Play, is Five Atls, will be produced in a few days. A new o . ;:eratie Piece; in Two Acts, is in re.liezirsal. t tit'ATR . E ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, TO-,iORROW-EVENING, February 7; 1497) I be pra-rorryo • A. NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS }IARLEQUIN AND \ MOTHER GOOSE'; Or, 'IHE GOLDEN E(_;(;. 'The'. .Scenes, Music, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, are entirelyriew. ..,, The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Ware, • he Pantomime produced under the'Direaion of Mr. 'Farley, The Dances by Mr. Bologna, dun. l'he Scenery by Messrs. kV hipitore, Hollogan, Greaves, tio4 ' ings and dieir A4sistants. - Principal Characters • Moth& Goose, Mr. SIMMONS; Bolin, afterwards Harlequal Mr. KING and Mr. BO- LOG NS, jun. ; -A varo, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squire Bugle, aeh:rwards Zany, Mr. G Ri MA Lllt Oddtish, Mr. MENAGE • Cabin-Boy a Song), Master SMALLER ; Colutnbine, Miss S EARL ....kchtes 6s. Second Price 35.,-Pit 35.6 d: Second Price as.— ,iallery as. Second • Price {per Gallery is. Second r rice 6d.No Money to be returned. PNees for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-aifice, in Hart kreet. The Doors -to' be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at t la I t: past Six. On Monday, The Mountaineers; with the new Panto. rhirne. To the FREE and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the CITY of CANTERBURY. CENT/AIM, A . CCE PT my sineere Thanks for the Honour yon_ tip "e have this day conferred on me by unanimously elect_ . tn. (nit of your Representatives in the present Parlia -44 de i , v • allow me to assure you it shall be my constant en -1)0 our, by a strict attention to the Duties of the honourable l'ou have assigned me, and a firm adherence to se too ','ciptes of Independence which fi rst procured me t your mhuopinihn, to prove myself not - unworthy the confidence ' 4 Placed in me. I am, ciry Your faithful Friend, An oblied humblegy ELIAS wANTtD, ALION's' SKIN in perfed Condition, and a . handsome striped it tiY A L TVG tt It's SK. I N.—Any i'erson in pwsession ofeitner, and willing to dispose of it, ' l .!' receive a fair Price for the same, on applying to Mr. , uir, Sadler, Curzon-street. Entrance, No. 17, Castle-street, Holborn. .tI\TTLEMEN desirous . of finding an Oppor k„, tunity to improve themselves in the French Language, eci °Nand 11,"Ivmatics,are Taught, and • accommodated 'with Lodging, ore Lodging only. Nothing sjiar -o„,t° tender the House comodus and comtinlable. The i.'ereenients may be made a ,many short period of time. Tt.ere c e t wo P rofessors of the I. rench Language, and other French q l n t tlemen, living in the House. There are now three Setts ,•ac'i(ioins• furnished, on the first-floor, and otherApartinents, 'lt. Ihe Scho4l is in a separate part ot the Establish. trTO CHEMISTS - AND DRUGGISTS. 0 BE DISPOSED OF, a Capital and very Im-' provitiK BUSINESS in the above Lite, ptincipally . amongst People of the ti,rst Respect4bility k t i , i()4111 • 1 :-- the Sittiation one of the * first in' London. An o p tpor 'l4Y like the. present .seldom - otters' for eme or two Y t i e e r i. who-wish 4 o esta blish themselves in .a respectable ss of this nature. Nome teed apply but Persons of Ke eoabiliry who can L o,uinand 3 or 400 el. and none but rill eipals will be treated with. I o l e er ters (post-paid), with real Name and Address. directed 11e-,,i,8•t the Coventry Cottee-house, 'ewled to, and, it an interview appointed'. Ceiti"----,t , Et 11S•LDS, and ASTI-INMS. of many Years EL rv ' : ,'. lure been Cured BALSAMIC:B.LIERD's BALSAM "R, or COUGH, DRO.PS. C°- ' "a LETTER from a Respectable DRUGGIST to st ep Mr. BUTLER. rec r e i ived, from the use of your Rob_ s Balsamic caw, or Cough- Drops, the gteatest which any human preparation can b 6 the means of t ; o 'll , eyin g to distreSs • —I was violently aftlided with a cough, and lever ; they . continued - so long, and shattered my s c . c"t excessively that at every fit it was thought I could another;a survive ' .my food gave ine no .nourishment, jec ..11 was wasted from my bones ;. I was for many days faik r ,, l° us; all , the medical assistance around Oiceliampton th it i - '• Lady ot our tuwn now suggested to Mrs. Bately b rtmarkable cures had betn eißeted by Robberds's cele 41ted Balsamic Elixir, or Cough- Drops ; a trial was made co the first dose, by the blessing of Cod, gave me very sib i s klerable relircf, from "that tune I became every day son Y better - sin , le bottle restored me to nay former,perftet ealth ^ *., 11 „,, a recovery altogether above the expeaation of my '"'Y and friimcii. 1 think it trly duty to make these fatis 4 Public as possible. I am, Sir, your humble Servant, ' 1-0 m AARON BAZELY, DruggistA. ltapton, June e.z, 1803. of . ..ttion..-To prevent dangerous Preparations, per favcur - '‘ ) mrnissiotiers of Stamps, !' It. Butler, 4, Cheap , each bfiasttieengravkA on a tlack.'Stamp, whith is affixed to cot e l `, l ' o W ll. ole9ale and retail, at Mr. Butler's. 4, Cheapside, aternosier- row ; and may 11, )ok be hadf most Country r 63. c. iters and Medicine Venders), in Bottits, at ZS. 94. and ca h, with -ample Dirtdions. • .. iTESSRS. HARRISON BA.ATI.EMAN . ' and GRFATO RE X, most" res.pectfidly acquaint the Nobility and Gvntry, that the CON '. ERA'S will Lornmence at the above-mentioned elegant Rooms, on FridAy next, the 13th of February inst. and be contntued on everysuc ceeding Friday• to the end of the Subscription, '.Passion and Easter Weeks excepted. Terms of Subscription, Four Guineas for Nine Concerts. "TiCkets are transferable, in Families, Ladies' to Ladies, and Gentleinen's to Gentlemen'; or two Ladies not of the same Family, or two Gentlemen, may. by entering their names respectively at the time of subscribing, .trans ter their Ticket to each other, as heretofore. To render the Company select,, it is.an irtdispensible condition of the Subscription, that any, •Ticket sent to a Shop or a Dealer to be disposed of, shall be forfeited for the remainder of the Season. Subscriptions are received for the Managers, at •Burchall's, r 33, New Bond-street, where Tickets are now ready tor de livery. The Subscription will continue open till the limited number becompleted. No more will be issued than. the Room can perfealy accommodate. The ladies' l'ickets are greed, and the Gentlemen's red. The rule of this• Concert not to sell.single Tickets, nor issue • less titan a whole Subscription, will be strictly adhered to, as in formeryears. The Band is on the enlarged Seale of last Season ;-and in ,the course of. the. Concerts; Solos-and Coneertu on various Instruments will be introduced by tlie Intik celebrated Ver. formers •in the Kingdom, Principal Vocal Performers Miss Parke, and Madame Bianchi; Mrs. Ashe, and Mrs. Vaughan ; Miss Fl wk ins (Pupil of Mr. Bartleinan, her first appearance in Public) ; and hvl rs. Mountain. Mr. Harrison, Mr. Bellamy (his first appearance. at- these Goncertsl, Mr. Goss,' Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Beale, Mr. Elliot,. Mr. Horsley., - Evans, Mr. J. El libtt, &c. tic. and Mr, nankin:lu: with a hill Chorus, in • which the celebrated . iiNers belonging to the Lan cashire Choirs will be employed. - Principal Instrumental Performers—Leader of the Band, Mr - AVeichsell - Principal Secoi .d Violin, Mr. M c r a lt ; F irs t Tenor, Mr. Sliibld; Principal Violcincello, Mr. Lindley ;, 'Double-Basses, Mr. Dragonetti (Principal), and Messrs. Bo)ce.and Smart; Oboes, Messrs. Ling and FoSter ; Clan . nets, Messrs. Mahon and Oliver; Principal Flute, Mr. Ashe; - French Horns; Messrs. Petrifies; Bassoons, Messrs. Holmes and Lyon; TrumpetS ' Messrs. Hyde and Cantelo ; Trom bone, Mr. Mariam; Double Drums, Mr. lenginson ;'Organ andj.iirand Piano-forte, Mr. Greatorex. Among, the instrumental Performers are Messrs. Moun tain, - Brooks, Lavenu; C. Lindh)y, Rawlings, Taylor, Reeve, T. Mimes, S. T. Lyon, 4c. &c.- Many new 'Songs, Duets, and Glees, will be produced: among which are the, Pieces composed for the Cocer,toies Society, by Dr. Calcort, Dr. Smith. Messrs. ‘Venbr, I lois- Ley, R. Cooke, M.. Rock, Elliott, Spolfbrth, and Attwool, which have never been publicly performed. The favourite Compositions of Sir john Stephenson, Mus. D. Dublin, T. Moore, Esq. Mr. Shield, and Dr. Clarke, of Cambridge, will also be introduced, and several favourite Airs harmonized by Mr. Greatorex and Mr. Hatrison: Particulars of the yirst Concert will be shortly an nounced. MRS. LEE's PAMPHLET., 4 RS. LIE having just published a " Vindiea- IVA; iion of her Conduct towards the Cordons," in the conclusion of which, she has alluded to a ticfencetif her, written by myself, j think it fit to observe - , that it Was a palliation of her Conduit, one period excepte;l•;. - and that n was written at 'a time when 1 did not suoposelhat any person whatever could halm acted so cruelly, so unjustly, and so illiberally as Mrs. Lee has to ; 'to me, who sacrificed my domestic peace, who tisked all my interest in Lilo, and omitted no possihle effort to benefit her. T. D. FOSDKOOK., F.A.S. &c. Parsonage, Horsley, Feb. 3, pcasuANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause " Thomas v. Jones," the Judgment and Specialty Creditors tat' ROBERT lON ES, late of Fonmon Castle, in the County )1 .. Glamorgan, Esq. are t3rthwith to come in and prove their Debts beture John Simeon, Esq. one of the Masters of the gait! Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton.buildings, Chancery-lane. Lon. don ; or in default thereof they will be excluded the benefit of the said Decree. Bleasdale, Alexander, and I - lolme, Agents for the New lnn, ,30, 1807. JUNIUS's LETTERS. This Day was published, in TWo elegant Volinues malt Svo emnellished with beau. titul Portraits, by Caroline Watson, price tas. in boards, A COAIPLETE and AUTHENTIC EDITION 0, :t he Celebrated LETTERS of I US, containing much additional M a ttei and much Intorthation not to be found in AY other Edition. Among the Additions are ( ) the various _Letters to which Tullius replied ; (z) copious illustrative Notes, ilMori4.-.11 and biographical ; and CO an Inquiry relative to the Author of these Papers, in whith the pretensions of various supposed Writers are critically examined, and the - name of the real Au_ thur asccrtaintd. • - _ By !OHM AT.MON, Author of the Lives of the-Earl. of Chatham, and - fohn of Anecdotes, Historical atul Biographical, &c No person can doubt the superior pretelvsions of Mr. Al , mon to give to the world an illustrated and classical Edition of the famous Letters of ltinius, a task for, which he has al ' wars been acknowledged to be better qualified.than any other Contehiporary of that distinguished \Vriter. This Edition claims, theletore, the decided preference of the Public, as the last 'Work of the vetyria Editor, who was intimately co:lnca -With the most eminent political Characters of the period in which junius wrote, and also as being the completest, th e _ cheapyst, arid the most elegant Edition extant. Printed tor It. Phillips, 13ridge-street Blackfriars ; and to be had of Booksellers and Ditalefs inlooks. Dr. MAVOR's UNIVERSAL HISTORY, Front the Creation to the Peace or Ami ens . THIS Voidable WORK has been just completed in 35 small elegant Volumes, and - 4_l ! ,ibe had on la r g e or small Paper, lit three kinds of bitulitt'W the following Prices : • Common Paper, in boards F. ,£4 13 o Ditto ditto, halt bound - 5 o o Ditto ditto-, calf gilt - - 5 15 . 6 Fine ph,' large Paper, in boards 6 5 . 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Lately 'was published, • In Bsro. price 75. in hoards, the Sixth Volume of PPOLITICAL PAPERS ; comprising the Cor respondence of Several Oistinguislied Persons; in the Years 1792, 1793, Bct-, with the Edithr, _ The Rev. CHRISTOPHER WYY I LL, Chairman of the late Committee of Association of the Coun ty of York. - Printed for I. Johnson, in St. Paul's Chutch-yard, and J. Mawnian, in the Poultry. Where may be had, the Filth Yblu:ne of the same Work, price Is. itl boards. • In a very.few Days will be published, price 3s. CONSIDERATIONS addressed to. the Eleaors of the United Kingdom, on the Expulsion john 'Wilkes, Esq. containing every Precedent applicable to.nii; Case. Originally written by a distinguished Member in the Cabinet during the Administration of the Marquis . of Rock— ingham Printed for E. {every, tt, Pall-Mall, sold also by Long inAn, Hurst, •Kees, and Urine, Paternostcr-row ; and Rich ardson, Conlinll. . THE LATE NEGOTIATION, This Day was published, price 2s. 6d. 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THE CELEBRATED CORDIAL B- Of GI LEAD, PREN.lilil) by Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead-House, near Liverpool, which has risen to the very pinnacle of fame for its, superior Etti Lacy in NerVous, Debilitated, and Consumptive Complaints, ` loss of Appetite, Indigestion, lowness of Spirits, &c. of winch the following remarkable Cures are ineontestiblc proofs : „. Extrad of a Letter from Welslipood, dated the zzd of January, iSo7, to Pr. Solomon, (ailead-House, near Liverpool. SIR, We have the pleasure of 'informing you, that a young wo man, of the name of M..Lewi§ of the Parish of Llanty hail gel, who had lung laboured under a Nervous/Complaint, at tended with infernal Weakness, loss of Appetite, pains in the Head and Breast, and was even contined to her bed, was happily, restored to health by taking two Bottles of you' va luable Cordial, winch was purchased at our shop by a friend of the afflicted.- R..and I. GRIFFITHS. To Dr. Solomon, Gilead... House, near Liverpool. SIR,' EdinbUrgh 29th Nov. 18.06'. . As it must be very gratifying to you tube intorined yf the great efficacy of your Medicines, I beg leave therefore to hand you the following particulars, which I am anxious that you make public, in' order that , others in similar circumstances May have immediate recourse to such a valuable remedy as your (f&ordial Balm of Gilead. Although a very young man, I was reduced to such a state of debility, in consequence °fa Nervous Complaint, as scarce ly to be able to walk, and totally unable to follow my usual, employment. I had many other disagreeable symptoms, particularly a violent pain in the Stomach, with a bleat pression and lowness of spirits. In .this miserable situation I had recourse to your Cordial Balm of Gilead, 'andbought a small Bottle from Mr. Smith, 38, North-Bridge, your Agent in this city (to whom re,erence may be, had„ from which I derived so much advantage as to be able, in the course of a few days, to resume my employment : since thavtime I have taken several Bottles more, from which I have also ex prienced siMilar benefit, so much so, that to your Medicine, under Di vine Providence, 1 look up as the preservation of my life. ' Accept, herefore, dear Sir, or my'most grateful thanks ; and believe me, with resped, your most obedieilt Servant, JOHN SHORT. Price Half-a:- G uinea a Bottle ;or the quantity of Four, in one Family Bottle, for 335. on which 9s. are saved (duty in cluded), which has the words " Sarni. Solomon, Liverpool," engmaved on the Stamp, without which none can be genuine. Sold by Mrs. MatheWs, No. iS, Strand, London; Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. .Raeburn. North Bridge; Mr: Baxter an&Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh ; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow ; W% Cameron, Greenock ; G. Browning, Paisley ; H. Craw ford. Kilmarnock ' • W. Young, Irvine; A. Forsyth, and P. Whiteside, Ayr;. W. Crawford, Girvan ; Carson, New- Douglas; T. M‘Millan, Kirkcudbright; T. Nl' C redie;Kirk. ahoy; J. Myth, Leven; J. Dempster, Cupar • Allan, Dun dee; f'. Craigie, Montrose; 1. Mitchell, and U. Anderson, Atmdeen ; Dr, White, Banff; M` ntosh, Inverness ; T. M'Kenzie, Stornaway ; Taylor, .Strantaer ; Johnson and Bisset, Perth ; W.Anderson, Sterilag; Coke and Reid', Leith ; Alexander, Dunfermline; Wilson, Dunbar; Vinnet, bloat» ; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries ; Thorson, Berwick ; ‘Veddel,. Aln Melt ; Paterson, Arbuthnot, and Jamieson, : re. tethead ;' A. NP Dosald, Trongate, Glasgow; and by most ,kselters and Veiltial of Pate s ut Medicines in.the Ilmited r Sindwitv • PICTUALLING 0 IfFICE, Feb. 4, rSc7. 4 1E COMM . ISSIOIVERSfor L VICTILIL HIS 111 . .4 jESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice ; That on Frill,)' the zoth Inst. they will be ready to receive Ten ders,.in writing (sealed up), and treat for what 1(1V ET S, COOP E_RS' TOOLS, and COOPERAGE STORES the service of this INpartntent niqy pequire f,r the spetee'of One Year frAz the Dates of the anti-ass to be delivered into the Viand. Scores at Deptford ; and to be paid fir by Bills, igyable, with interest, nine!) , days after date. The Conditions of the C..mtraas ntiy ,be seen at the Sect eta;y't Office. No regard will be had to hny Tender in .which the Price skat not te inserted in words_ at length, cr that shall not be delivtrqd to the -Board before 9ets,,o'Clcck on the said Friday the zoti Inst. nor unless the. Person ns , lso takes the Tender, cr acme Per- Sso`4 can his behalf, attends, to answer, When cated for. • 'NOTICE TO-MARINERS ANt) OTHERc. ALL Persons-going Abroad are requested to take Notice, that toe. V ELLOW - FEVER PO \VD L and Preventive Infusion; which destroys the Etted- of all Kinds of Malignant Fevers in hot or, ,unwholescime Climates, may he obtained at the .Warehouses, which have been esta r Wished with the most Philanthropic Views, at No..p, Charing Cross, near trie Aumiralty, London, and No. to, Castle-street, Liverpool, by appointment of the Directors of Inc: Institution, to secure Health in Foreign Parts, where Pet:tiiential Diseases get :rally prevail. 1 Powders and Infusion are packed in Tin Boxes, each of which contains a Qoantit ) sufficient for On Per:4n for Twelve Months, cocther with athpleflirections for its lige and Application. Patronized - iiild strongly-recommended by •Regular and Eminent Pqseiatis. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. DR. ‘AIIES's ANALEPTIC AND ANTIBILIODS PILLS. T HE Celebrity ,of the Analeptic Pills, as A ge_ 1 ne ra I Preservative of Health, is oecorne universal, trout their Eificacy in those Complaints Which continually dis turb the Human Frame ; such as Colds, kneuinati,ms, .:lead-achy, lndigestions, and other Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels ; which arise front the Vicissitudes of our Cli mate, or from Indulgence in the Luxuries of Life; and these salutary Erreds are produced by gently opening the Pores by Night, and the Body by Day, without requiring any parti cular'Rei.;imen or Confineinent. But though the. Analeptic Pills are also very serviceable in Bilious 'and other deep_ seated Disorders, yet being designed as a mild Purgative only, and therefore not always sufficiently active, the.Antibilious Pills have been recommended in aid, by an eminent Physician. who has used these Me.ticines combined for many. years with the happiest success in - ;ill complaints of the Liver, as well as'in other internal Diseases. Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, lgo. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, on the Coach-way, four doors front the Cor ner of Citeapsidc, London ; and at Dr. wines'; late :lonia in Bruton-street ;,viz. the. Analeptic Pills, price 4s. 6d-. -.a Box, or six in one large Box, for if. 45. ; and the Antihilious Pills, price 2 5. qd a Box, Duty included —Observe that the words." F. Newberg, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps. To T..,TAYLOR, Surgeon, , No. q v New Bridge-street, Loudon. • SIR, Edinburgh, May 2, 'Soo. • TN the Spring of 1794 I was atiliaed with a Venereal Complaint, which I treated with inditter, ence for five months ; but wAs then obliged to apply to a regular Physician, who- put a temporary stop- to the viru lence of the Disease -(by mercurial applications) for some time; 'but growing, in spite of all medicine and the advice of the first Gentlemen .of the Faculty here, worse and worse for two,years,. h was reduced to a stare almost un paralleled and beyond description, being an entire leper,. and ulcerated front head to toot.—My head, throat, mouth, in short, A have had from nose, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in danger of and nearly totally de , priVed of sight. — rt would be voluminous particulae rue all my case — suffice it to say, there never was, or ev e r b th e i c r o t l y nin ea g tn u lg sel n e l s c s e ; rs twenty to on my budy, one of amore daiterous, or of a more compli:: dated nature. I was long looked 'upon by .my f r i en d s, an d imagined myself, beyond all hopes of recovery ; an d , in deed, in my` then condition, death was preferable to my more than miserable state: In this dreadful situation did I drag a most miserable existence, till Diliine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case of a Mn B. of Plymouth--my triends read it, I could not.--I sent and procured. • some of your I. EA KE PATE NT h to e. l ; t o ht - e a li n i t l i ti nhopes PILLS, which, by using from time to time, ern now, and have lung been, (atter more than four years indescribable I distress); in as good a 'state of health as ever . I enjoyed • as a born ' to' proo • this, of nle i t e .'fe i o l ' i tv i . e . r m iii n g tn i h ri si : agt ;C l' ll ' o ti w nl - ei cre gt a rha t r u tiiv r t e i:ll s dg e e' rviee, .1 request you to by letter or person. pu b l i s h t hi s ; and you may at. any time refer persons who wish to be satisfied .of the truth- of this, or further parts :v tn ea n s t e e s w- fo n r lY be tr h ie le n sl si ev ill ever equal •mine, and none I have from exiierienee every reason to assure that in your - LEAKE's PILLS they will find e c m6x u a k; s r ke s iii : endit: sure, speedy, sefe, aied radical cure, lot that mast dread ful stage of he:Venereal Disease, which is ' called e ems-. Firttiter I.uEs. • 101 IN T2l - 10MPSON. • * ,InSurmountable , family reasons prevent making my name and address public; , but creditable• pers o n s rea ll y . • wanting information may als6 be referred 'to me and .my friends by Mrs. S. Clack, Ramsay-Gardens, Edinbutgh. Prepared and Sold by-the-Sole Proprietor, ' T. TAYLOA., Member of the 'Royal College- of Surgeons 'he London, at his house, No. c.-.Nevi,Bridge 7 street, Where he will give Advice witlfoUt a fee,. to I - Trsons tak, 'ing these Pills, 'and will:Answer patients letters, if post paid, on the same terms, observing in .all eases the most inviolable secrecy, no person's name or case havieg been mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the P.ra.e, prietor, during the course as More than thirty-six years, that he has had the caieduaing at an extensive sale 6f the above Medicine, and the practice arising. therefrom.. They are also sold by his Appointment, ior the conve. nience of those; liVing at a distance, . by • Mr. Baxter, South , bridge,. -Edinburgh ; Mr. Macdonald, Printer,' G las gow, to whom also Mr. T. refers for Ws address • at the Perfumer's, No:.3s, St. Alhan's-street, .L'aii-:hall; Mr. Robertson's Toy-shoß, No. Ise, Oxford-street; Mr. Dis,, borough's,. No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearly oPposite the 'Mo nument; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller; No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; MI- Bull, Dame-street, Dublin; and by one person in every considerable town in Great.ltritain and Ireland, in Boxes ut. only 2s ed. each, sealed up with full and plain diredions whereby persons of either Sex may cure thernselveS - withease and secrecy. `N. B. Every Box -sold in Great Britain is sealed up' with' a Stamp, : on Witich e by • favour •01 the 'Commits-, sioners, is printed, .at the Stamp-011icr--" T. Tay.kr,., • No 6, New 13ridge-street." to imitat'whickf is felony, ' ail ewers are cogntertei7s, • -• •