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WEST INDIES. XINGSTON, (JAMAICA) AUG. 9. August, 1802. ~r_~=~ His Majesty's Ships. Leviathan' and Bellerophon, rrved at; Port Royal, on Friday evening from a orutzt ; and the next day His Majesty's Ship Trentot Ship of the Line, and Schooner-211usquito. AUGUST. ro. --'About noon yesterday ft very heavy squall came on from E. S. E. which lasted nearly twenty minutes, during which several vessels in the harbour parted from their moorings,-and. re. reived much injury._ - Some of the wharfs are near ly carried away by the shipping driving agiinst them. , _ _ The Princess Elizabeth Packet, on account of the weather, put back, and got into Port Royal just after the squall. Died on Friday, evening the 6th inst. Mrs. Esther A. Furtado, aged toz years, sixty of which she was an inhabitant of this town. Extrail of a Letter from Port Maria, dated 4th The Ship Elizabeth, late French Corvette Prize, mounting 20 guns, belonging to St. Vincent, WILLIAM BRENNAN Master, was run on shore by the crew at Port-Maria; on the zd inst. It appears she sailed from Begura bound-for Liverpool, on the 24th July, and on the next day sprung an alarming leak, making three feet water per hour, which in creasing upon them until the 28th, and all bands exhausted at the pumps, and not being able to make Martinique, bore away for Jamaica, and arrived at Port-Maria as above.-She has been a fine Ship of tons, and would-have made one of the finest Guinea men in the trade, for which she was intend ed. She. is now bilged, and full of water." CEYLON, APRIL 'l'9. ON the morning of the 14th, it blew a tremendous storm from the sourh.tvest, with much rain, thunder, and lightning ; and about half past seven o'clock a dreadful. whirlwind arose in the . south-west ratter, which, sweeping the SlaVe Island, where the Malay Battalion is a3itered, tore' up several large trees by the roots, and demolished the Barracks. Where fOr.. Innately hut few of, the then remained,* being the commencement of'one of the Mahomedan festivals ; to attend the celebration .of which, a great number: had obtained leave of absence. Two men and three children were unhappily killed; and many Maimed and bruised. This toofaun, whirlwind, tornado, or whatever it may becalled, proceeded o.n towards tl'e North'. east; carrying the tiles offallthe houses in its di reetion, tearing up the planks from the garret stories, and occasioning great apprehension and alarm. It is stated to have shewn 'itself in the fotM of a small. black cloud, leaving in its track a:thick Mist, which evaporated soon after its passage into.. the sea,. he.. tsieen the Flag-staff Bastion and Blackenberg's Bat tery. Luckily its duration was short, or its &fleas must have been fatal. We learn from the interior, that great .devastation. has been committed 9n the Cocoa Nut Groves. The roads in many places are entirely broken up, and the country is completely inundated fur many miles round the Capital'. SURREY QUARTER-SESSIONS. TirußsD AY John Owen was tried on an india. 'Went, which charged him with unlawfully and de ceitfully uttering counterfeit money. .oaavius Weeding deposed, that he is a journey man to Mr. Wilson, an Apothecary, in Black friars-road, and On the - 2d of Otober irrst. the Pri soner - came into the shop for. half ail ounce -of Manna; in payment for which he tendered a bad shilling; which the Witness refused. He then of fered another, which was also a bad one, and on its being refused,. went out of the Shop. Mr. Wilscin and himself- then, followed and secured the Prisoner, 'sent for a Constable, and had him searched. The Constable who searched the Prisoner de, posed, that he found in his waistcoat pocket twenty-three bad shillings, twenty-one in his neck cloth, and fifteen in his stockings ; there were also found upOn him a .number of good six-penny pieces' and a quantiiy of halfpence, which it • is supposed he had . received•in change. The Jury found him Guilty, ; and the whole of the Trials being gone through, the Chairman passed seritencelupon .those persons Who had been convietee. The most particular 'of which *ere; Willia;n Francis to be traniported for seven years, for picking the pocket of Mr: Hill of his handker_ chief at 'Vauxhall ; William Clark transported for seven years, for stealing a great-coat in the parish of BermOndsey, the'property of John Smith; Jo seph Ey?e for stealing a quantity of mahogany, the property of John' BackwOrth ; and John Orwell to be imprisoned, twelve Months, for uttering base,and counterfeit money. : Which done, the Court ad- journed. • 800K5..--S0 very valuable werol3ooks,,a few een r turies ago, that, hi the year. 74y, when LEWIS XI. of France wanted to borrow the Works of the Arabian Physician, RHASIS, from the Faculty of Medicine at Paris, he was 'compelled to deposit, by way of pledge, a large quantity of valuable plate, and was also obliged to procure a Noble man to join with him as security in a Deed, by which he was bound to return , it, under a very considerable - penalty.—About the commencement of the fourteenth - century, there were 'only four Classics in the Royal Library at Paris ; there wt re one copy of Cicero, Ovid, Lkcan, and 'Boethius, So late as the reign of HENRY VI. it is 'ordered, by one of the statures of St. Mary's, at Oxford, " That no Scholais shall occupy a Book in that Library above one hour at most so that others may . not be hindered from:the use of the same."—By the MI Bth of ANN, - c.' 19. relative to Copyright, the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Judges, &c. were empowered to fix a maximum upon books, and had power 'to punish Booksellers selling them at an exorbitant • Irke ; but this clause was repealed by a subsequent Aet. FOR PRIVATE SALE, • A BOUT SIX HUNDRED BAGS of BISCUIT BREAD, lying at a *hart at St: Catharixie', - , may quautitits 'nckt less .than ten l34o.—further Particulars of Mr. GEORGE- FRENCH, No. 6, Great Eastcheap. STAFFORDSHIRE.-SUGNALL HALL E 5 TATS TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. EIENSHAW, At the SVvan, in Stafflnd, in the County of Stafford, on 'Tuesday the • 19th'-. of .oetbber, 1262, at Three o'Cloek• the Afternoon; (subject to such Conditions as will be7then produced), unless iliSposed "of in the mean time by Pri vate Contrad, in which, case ten days notice will be given, • AVery desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called SUGNALI. HALL, in the County of Stafford, situ ated on an eminence, adjoining the .great road from London to Chester, 140 miles from the former, and $7 irons the lat ter place, 2 from Eccleshall,. 3- from Stone, 9 from Stafford, -and 12 from Newcastle, all Market Towns . ; consisting cif an excellent and remarkably firm built modern Stone Mansion, completely finished ; suitable attached_and.detached QffiCes,• convenient V-arm Buildings said Vard, = Walled Garden, Hot• and Green Houses, Baths, Fisii-pands and StewS, extensive and varied Plea Sure Grounds, Plantations, Shrubberies and Walks, laid out with taste and judgment, the whole con. •taining upwards of Two Hundred Acres of Land, in.excellent conditiOh, of the first .qttality, and - within. a Ring 'hence. - The Premises command extensive Prospeels over a rich Country, and - adjoin a large and beititiful piece of Water, covering nearly One-Hundred Acres, in view from various parts of the HOUSC and Giotinds. The Neiglibourhocid is respeCtable, the Roads- good, .and the Country abounds with Giune, and affords all kinds of Field Sports.: - Possession may be had iniinedi'ately, or at Lady- Day•nrzt,, and Disc- half of the Purchase• Money may remain on Security of the Estate. - • The Farmer at the Hall will shew the Premises, and a Map•of the Estate, and Ground Plan,, and Elevation of Li* Mansion, may be.seen at Mr.' CrutwlelPg primer, Bath. •• • 'Printed Particulars- may also be had of Mr. Crutwell.; of the +'rinters of the Liverpool, Manchester, Shrewsbury, BirMingham, - Chester, Derby, and StatiOrd papers ;Jai' A•lesscs..; Price and Williams, Lincoln's—inn . ; London, where a-Ma or the Estate may also• be seen ; and of Collins and Keen t in Stafford, who are: authorised to treat foi the Sal; ISYTtivate'Contrad,''and Win whoni and iutOrmatiosi may be had. • ' " ESSEX. • FARMS, WOODS, TVA:HES, and" HE RIOTS, TO BE SOLD, • • • , • 'AST H - ANNINGFIELD • HALL.. FAR!, containing Lit A. 3 R.' I o-P; with Farm-house, anti • other Buildings, now under - Lease to Mr. James Tavener, fof Lt ,4.. er th n . o e f 2f hot is tv be sold clear 'outifnaeLix.tTpllianredgTtiaeaxitd.,ll,lciocnthaaeilnni: 235 A. 1,R.. 9 P. witli: g's Farrp-house and ot h er Buildin, note under Leae to Mrs William Wright, - for atesm of 21 years, of which so will be unexpired at Michaelmas next, free 0 f Ladd Tax:-.-The above Tenants are under coiteiunt to keep the Preinises in repair, being 4.llowed rough Timber only. c a o d l A j l o t l i a s in i t i g l h :;o t t o 6 t i A l l i 6 e . w 3 G i ß i l7b:e Y ;a o n . d d .s H i ( 4 l-4 1: U ar .a rn . C i . n i-I L A st N -1 15 Ia ' i C asi R n O gfi V el E d: GREAT BL Vat HEDGES, adjoining to Sepnour-s La L n l e, T i T n-- L W E esg y a Tif nningfituelod,GEso adjoining containing oAd.it3;oß, A. R. 37 P. in ditto. - SE YMOUR's—SPRING, lying between Great and Little' Blyth Hedges Wood, in ditto, 9 A. 3R.14 P. GREAT and. LITTLE -BLOODLAND WOOD, - in South Hanningfield Hall. Farm,.l6 A. • PAN D..kM WOOD, between Gifford andflam'Farms, in 'South Hanningfield, t 3 A. 3 It: 16 P. - . • Also the (.; REAT•and SMALL TYTHES of the Parishes of Buttslitiry, and Mountnessing; and the G R E AT T YTH E 5 of the - Parish of Bursted, which will be sold.to the respedirl Prokietors of the Estates for ivilich they are payable. Also -the A-I.E RIOTS due to the Lord of-the several Manor, of Writtle, Roxwell,lngatestone, Matgaretting, Mountnes sing, Impey, Crohdon, Great Bursted, COwbriclgo, East. 'West,. and. South HanningflOd. \Such Persons -ks'rnay.beliix;:lifted to purchase any of the above, pre, 4esiovA to p tre„at,l4%.,l;etter, Rost-paid, with Thomas Havers; Esq. - irtgatestbrarHatl, • Copy of a Letter received by Mr. SCOTT, of Edinburgh, arta 'forvvarded by hitn to the Proprietors of the GENUINE spILSBURY's ANPISCORkIUTIc. DROPS, No. Soho.:Square, London.' SIR, - • T AM . tery happy to inform you of'►the good effea 1: 1 have experienced from the use . of SPI LSPIA:V's DROPS recently procured from you. The following is 3 short statement of my case : About.a year since. l perceived a small pOpleOrt•my right leg, which gradually increase 4, ;discharging a thin acrd mour, • several large bpils then, aplwared, And both legs wets alreCieil, till at last the fore part of my right leg became ul- , ceratedfrom the' knee to the toot ; the pain was so 'acutt that I . was reduced to - the necessity of keeping my bed, not being. able to-walk ; T lay in this conditiori , near six iriOntlis, during which time I consulted several Medical Gentlemen; but with little-elieci, till fortunately I was advised by a friend to try SPII.S.EURY's DROPS, which I. seli.7 for. to' your Shop ; the , gOo4 elkits of which have been most surprising' for in a short time my legs were bealed,..and my, health and strength restored, which, under:Providence, 1 can attribute only to the vxoellenee of the above Medicine, anil am- happy to say that at the present period I am in every'respect •:c. , lnd in my limbs, and. as perfeelly well in health and strength, as I haye ever been at any former period of giy lit I am, Sir, your obliged Servalit, Dean, near- Edinburgh, • WILLIAM WILSOS ruly, 5, 1802. We, the'undersigned, do certify to the truthbf the aboil Case : .. • , • Mri. I.LER, Grocer, Edinburgh. ROBERT BROWN ' Weaver, Wat e r 9 f•L c ith, A.k'c . FIFFF., Weaver, Dean, nearT.dirvimil - gh. The above Drops_arc sold by the geoeral venders b town and‘conntly,"ivith a bla6k Stamp atlixea to each bottle.. marked " Sr ILsa URY and Co; No. is, Soho. square." Al5l the words, " By the King's Patent," on Bottle, Bill, and Wrapper. • • • No. 29, Arundel-stri_vt, Sept. 13, rBaz.. .• HE impetuosity of , Pi scion, end the coinct' donee of General Gaiety, the involve - a considerable portion of the Community - in the suiferatice of those Discs' ders which are destined to be the punishment of illicit indba' hence. And since the time of Monkish superstition, no Wattle 13- 7,. attached to Medical Praditioners for the exertions of tbv . ' . skill irethe removal Of these Complaints. • . As Medical ability cannot therefore be more usefullY tiadrerespedably employed, it is only ne c essar y to ingnir where it may be most decisively dependeckipon. • Certairiii not among ,those who rush without education into : he rfA c . .; ticeof Esculapian Slaughter, but among. - those, who, al l :5, regular initiation, diverge their exertions to O ne p o int, t e concentrate their skill in the study and treatudent branch. Mr. BRE-E, Member of the ROYAL COLLEGE M g e ( SURGEONS of • London, and formerly S urgeo n in t ARY, was entitled t o make thi s S e l ec tio n, an d , with tb e , r 9 sanction: of unprecedented su ccess f or TEN YEARS PA S he offers restoration in Cases where the most eminent Pr 3 ititoners have tailed,. • • rdel An insidious DiSosder may be.: ContraEted in an ungn s • „ re , montent•of intoxication. By his. Pl an of Cure,' pain 15 ,:r 0n vented, the possibility of danger is precluded, and the stitution is left not merely unimpaired, but absolutely' rin proved by the process. • The sufferingsof this Complaint are, hoWelter, r i c y compared with the consequenees of thatAestrative Pr* for which ()flan suffered death. To those whose feett!tis o ',..„. susceptible of the misery which this pernicious habit n ' ,5 ro „ casioned, it may be some consolation to know, that bLr re .- per perseverance the most deplorable - Debility th:tY moved. ' And when. the.tone of the fibre is in he _slightest de I. ‘ e A , e, taxed, from residence in - a, warm Climate, too - h rim ton t i l e Or the habit of free living, timely application W1 11 ..d . progress . ofthat,Debility which- might otherwise te" to most fatal Disotders. . iolabA e Mr. Bree may be consulted by either Sex, with in% ne if Strap" secrecy, at his House,- No. 29, Arundel-street, ..Tem N o te. All Letters are ex peaed to inclose a One Pour) $, EDINBURGII, OCT. 11. SET off from M‘Gregor's Hotel, Caunt Tow ici,Chamberlain to the EMP EROR of RUSSIA, on a tour through Scotland. Thursday last a seine net wasshot at St. DaVid's, Fifeshire, on trial for herrings, when a few very fine ones were brought on shore. - The'Burntisland Fishery Society have resolved, that the Fish Curers dO not . begin fi;lying in the Frith before the sth of November, in order that the shoal may be preserved entire until that time. Saturday fast, several . barrels of -white herrings' Were soikby au&ion, at the weigh-house here, which were knocked down, on an average, at 45: 6d.,per barrel. - The Pertshire Hunt was universally well attend ed thisseason. There were present the Duke' and Dutchess of . ATHOL, 'the DtIC DE MONTI' ENS' ER, Earl and Countess of KINNOUL and 'Family, Earl and Countess of BRE ADAL BAN E, Prince Ruspou, Earl and Countess of MXigsFrELD; Lord.ViscOunt DUNG AN, Lord ROLLO, Lady KINNA!RD, - .Sir ROBERT and Lady IVIEWZ TES and Farnily, Sir PA TRICK a nd Lady MARY MURRAY, Captain and Lady CHARLOTTE DRUMMOND', Lord METHV EN and Mrs. SMYTH, Lord Dt.I.NSINNAN, the Hon. CHARLES KINNAIRD, Colonel GRAHAM of 8a1.." gowan, Member for. the County, Col. MORAY ST I R ONG Of AbercairneY, MrS. MORAY STIR LI NO and Family, With the Count DE POL IGNAC, Mr.. and Mrs. 'GRANT of ,kilgraston, Gen. CAMPBELL Of, Menzie, Mrs, MUIR IVIACKE NZ I E of Delvin, Mr. HAY of Seggieden ; with a number of other Ladies and Gentlemen of dititiftion*.• There were Ordinaries every day at the George Inn, CliriStie's, and a Ball each evening in the Glo, viers' Hall. On Thursday the races gave great- en, tertainment, and the - Sirathern Harriers, on the other days of the Hunt; afforded much sport. This Meeting commences annually On the first Wednes day of Olober. The .Stewards for next year are, the Earl Of BREADALBANE, the Earl of MANS. FIELD, and Colonel GRAHAM of Balgoway. The-Dumbartonshire Regiment of Fericible In fantry wa disbanded by General sDox,- at Dutn •bnrton, on Tuesday lasr. The Men cheered Col: Sc-orr,• who commanded thein, and their other Of ficers, and 'afterwards departed home in the most orderly manner. We understand that, from the whole Regiment, only one Serjeant and two or three Privates have' enliited into the Line. HULL, OCT. 11. 'Ai the annual Fair . of this Town, held' this fore oon, there was as plentiful . a shew of cattle in ge .neral as has ever been remembered. Fat and lean •beasts went off very slowly, the prices asked being 'higher than those- whO wished to' purchase were willing to give : foals sold high, and fat sheep maintained their priees . ; but young pigS were con . .side - rably cheaper.. Upon . the - whole, nothing went off briskly ; the difference of. opinion between the ;buyer and the seller protraled ,the sale to an un. `usual late hour ; and a- good deal of cattle ; are likely to be driven away unsold: A man named. Robert Lawson,, a sailor, was on Wednesday se'nnight taken out of the river at Gainsborough. He had fallen off 'a vessel.a week since, leaving a wife and three children. ' At York fortnight Fair, held laSt'Week, there was the largest shew of sheep ever knOWn ;. so Much 'so, that several thousands could not get into pens, but were obliged to remain without the bars :—the greatest part remained unsold. Breeding ewes fell, since the former fortnight Fair, about- Jos. a. head. There was also a remarkable good . shew of beasts, which were sold at reduced prices. The crops of Beans throughout this country are this year the most prolific ever known, some fields producing what it is conceived will yield at the - rate of eight quarters an acre. It is exaCtly fifty . ,years since an autumn so remarkably favourable to the harvest was witnessed, the influence of which 'filled the land with plenty Tor some Years after. • The shoals of Herrings are immense on the York, shire coast, and are a great relief to the poor during the present high price of butcher's meat. On the night of the 7th inst. the crew of one small coble caught tt,ooo in a very short time, and two. other cobles took about a last .{to,000) close to the rocks' off High Whitby, not two miles - from the mouth of the harbour. PUBLIC-OFFICE, WORSRIP-STREET.-- , Thurs. day W. Hill underwent a final examination on sus picion of having stolen a large quantity of iron nails, which' was owned by his master, Mr. Martin, iron monger, in Aldersgate-street. He was fully com mitted for trial. Twenty three men and boys; taken at the sign of the Seven Stars, Fleet -street, Bethnal-green, on suspicion of being bullock-hunters, and guilty of many felonies, were brought to-the Office. Clasped knives and sticks-calculated for dangerous purposes were found upon them. They were committed as rogues and vagabonds to take their trials as such. SHIP Yi ORAVIgENO, OCT. r 4., Passed—by the William, from Malaga ; Little Ten; Williams, from Palermo; Brilliant, —, from Sicily ; and Canadian, Lee, from Leghorn. . Bailed—the ASiai nnes, for India ; London, King, for Martinique; Grenville Bay, Smith, for Grenada"; Cybille, Barton, for Trinidad ; and Pr►nce of Wales, Young, for Pei tersburg. PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. Bank Stock • India Stock • - NavysperCent Tool . tysT l root South Sea Stock S PerCent.l797 4 TOtri 99i too Excheq. BillS - s. s. par Irish 5 per Cent. Fundable ditto prem. 4 per Cent. Con. 8 4 4 41, • 3d Exchequer Bills dis.- ; per Cent. Red. 67i 7 N Omni= 9 roifii to . per Cent. Con. 68 w 4 R 4 7ri Inver. 3 per Cent. Ditto Scrip a Ditto Ann. Bank . L. Ann. 19 i 5-16 t 3-16 Bank for opening Ditto Short Ann. India for Acc. [7“ Ditto Scrip . Cons. for Account 68i 84 6 XCHANGE. CT. IS.. Madrid , in paper Ditto -36 i elfedive Leghorn - - '5ll. Naples - - - - 43 Genoa - - - - Venice - - - 57 Lisbon . - 68 Oporto . - 671 Dublin . - - Bilboa - 361 LONDON : Printed by BUCHA NA N WM! I,LAN, (of Bow-Stecet. Covelit-Garden); S and Published by WILLI AM ARMIGZR Sc. zp a, (of South Molton-street, Grosenor-square); At tie Sy x.OFF lc Ej No. 112, &rand ; where Ativertiseftu:nts, Orders for the Patera Leteert_ for the Editor, citc. rpoitpaid),:must be addressed, . COURSE OF E. FR IDA X, 0 Amsterdam ii x 2 us. Ditto, at sight 'Jo 19 Rotterdam - rx t 2 us. Hamburgh - 33 5 2i Us. Altona - - 33 6 2fr US. , Paris day's da. 23 x Paris a usance 23 19 Livres Bourdeaux, do. 24 4 Cadiz - - in paper Ditto - - '36i effeetive I MARRIED On Thursday, at Lambeth Church, Michael Anthony, -Esq., of Shippon—House, Berks, to Miss Eliza Harriott ~M'Combe, daughter of John M'Combe, Esq. of Walcot- DIED On Tuesday last, at Canterbury, on his way to the Isle of Thanet, Lieut. William Fraser, of the First Regiment of Life Guards. . , At Bombay, the oth of December last, Lieutenant Tho mas Poole, Ist Battalion, tst Itegiment Native infantry. On Thursday last, Mrs. Duddell, wife of Mr. John Dud dell, of Bartholomew-lane: _ The same morning, in John-street, Oxford-Mad, Mrs. Elizaheth Twine, reliasof japhet Twine, Esq. late of the Island of St. Christopher's. On the Bth of May Ist, at the house of Colin Robertson, hsq. Calcutta; John Cleland, Es.q. •• At Perth, on Saturday, the 2d instant, Mrs. Anderson Grace !affray, wile of Mr. William Blair, mamitaduter there. ABERDEEN. BRIDGE over the VALLEY . at the DENBURN, in the - Line of Union-Street. - • • NOTICE is hereby given; to Masons and other Tradestnen, that the Trustees for the execution of the New Streets at Aberdeen have resolved, as soon as possible, to contract for building the said Bridge, and three adjoining Vaults, which are proposed to be of -the following dimen sions, viz. The Bridge to be either of One Arch of 130 feet span ; 'or, of Three Arches of 42:' feet spot each ; and the three . adjoining Vaults of different less dimensions—all to be built of Aberdeen cranite, eonformably to Plans 'and SpeCi fications of the-Works, which may be 'seen at the Council Chamber, Aberdeen, any time after the zst•of November. Such Persons as incline to undertake the. execution of the said Bridge and Vaults, are desired to transmit or give in spe cific Proposals and Estiniates for building the Bridge, of One or Three Arches, to Alexander Carnegie, Clerk to the Trus, tees, or James klardie, Writer in 'Aberdeen, at the• Town- House upon or before the loth day of November next: And Mr. Fletcher, Engineer, will give such fatther infOrmition as may be wanted, upon application being made to him,, at his I-louse, Shiprow, Aberdeen. • Council Chamber, Aberdeen, Bth 061ober, 1802. • AMERICA - . MYERS and PHILIPS, • No. it r, Water -street, City and State of New- York, in ' North America, ,Audioneers and Brokers, duly appOinted and commissioned by Law, for the City aforesaid, • • ik AKE a Tender of their Services to the Mann faeturers and Merchants of Europe; in the Commission Line, and inform them, that Stores and .every'other corive.: nience is prepared - for the reception of Goods, Wares, and Merchandize consigned to their Address, tbr either Public or Private Sale: They purchase and Ship all kinds of American and' West India Produce on Orders. • •. From several years experiencein the above line ofbusiness, those who favour them with their COmmands will find them solicitous to promote the interest of their Employers. VENEREAL DR. ARNOLD' PILLS, so ' well khoivn alt over Europe for their - SuperioreffieaCcr and peculiar mildness, in perfedly eradicating every degree of the-Vene real Disease without the least trouble or.confinernent. The Public may be assured this excellent ,ML:dicine is perfc.all congenial to the constitution, and many" have remarked their health•having been much improved in other respeas after.' its, use. -- Printed Dimdions, signed by Dr. Arnold, arc.. inclosed with each Box, which will enable all PersOnito cure them selves without the knowledge of any one. . . . Prepared by Dr. Arnold, at Whetstaiie;Middlesa ; 'sold in London by Mr. AxtelL No: f, Finch-lane, 'COrnhilt; Mr. Ward, at his Patent Medicine WarehOuse,No.:324, Holbqnly opposite Gray's Inn Gate ; at d Mr. Pidding, at his Patent Meeleine Warehouse, No. 76, Oxfotd-streecoppoilte . the Pantheon. Sold also by the following .Booksellers; Hazard„ Bath.; Sheppard, Bristol Mottley, Portsmouth ; Collins,Salig bury ; Harrop and Thom pson,"Manchestei ; 'Jones and Gore; Liverpool ; 13ulkeley and Poole; "'Chester ;' - Pearson and. Piercey, Birmingham ; .Stevenson,. Norwich; •Mideileditch and Barnsby,' I pstvich ; Gales, Sheffield ;' Binns Leeds Peck 'and Wolstenhohne; York; Brown, hull-; 1-Itrmbie, Ne , ,Vcastle;' - Gee, Cambridge; Slater, Oxford ; M'Dbaald, jeweller,:Glasgdw Scott, Apothecary, Eoinburgh ; and by one reputable Bookseller in rno4t,.Towyns. in England, Prie,e.zs. gd. and ' . Where'ulay be had, Arnold's Nervous Restorative Drops. To T.:IO.MAS TAYLOR, Esq.' • . No. 9, plew Bridge-Street, LOndon... • - Honoured,Sir, ' ' Edinburgh, March 18, aot: IBEG lelftre to inform you, th a t .eve r . since the year 1790, -I have been. ailliaed with the Lues Vene .. rea ; Mtn . obstinate' y.. resisting 'every course' of Medicine pres‘ribed_ by.. the Most eminent of the :Faculty nere„ an d un d e i- g oing -- Anteral. severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged from the Hospital, With little relief, Would appear to be,of the most inveterate nature. In-the spring of last year my disorder had got to such-a head, 'as nearly to put a period to. my existence--1 had a' large ulcer on the crown of nly head, one on' each arm, and - mylegs were broke out in a. frightful Manner; my right was painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left Iliad also two large. nodes On it, was very- muish discoloured, and gave me such excruciat ing pain, particularly .when warm in bed, as :nearly to de, prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recom mended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so 'great a cure sby them here), to _take your Leake's Patent Fills, which I began to do on the 26th of May ; in the course of a fortnight, I began to receive benefit—in little more than a month, the ulcers on my heed and arms • we're soundly healed—soon after, the sores on my legs- healed also; leaving, however, constudable discolooratiom_in the skin, and pain in the bone of the lett, _ which, by the Bles lingol Cod, and a little longer perseverance in your iriva--• suable Medial*, subsided ; • the nodes dispersix%, the skin regaining its naturaL.hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going off. I thus became, by your liberal adviceand Me dicine, perfealy free from all my former complaints— have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am.be come jolly and .fat,.in which, gate bay-ing continued many months to bile astonishment. of all who knew Me, Tam at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good. of other sutrering mortals, to make this my case as public as' poSsible, as I shall on 'every occasion ; in so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir; your, grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX, Ivlt/ItKER. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the aboVe'Cure ; • • JOHN THOMPSON, No. -3, New Poultry Market; and JOHN M'IN - ros Hi Old Assembly-Close, ifdinburgh.. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor; THOMAS TA Y LOR, Meo3er a the Royal ,Coilege, of Sul , geons, at his House, No. 9,- New •Bridge-stree.t,.. London ; where, after a constant residence of more than thirty-six • years, in a pradice particularly ditcded to the fur:: of Venereal Complaints ; and those incidental to the -Parts of Generation, with that secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in such cases, he flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as. an advantage' sel dom attainable and void of all ambiguity. - AlsOsOld, by his appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street,- Pall-Mall 3 the , 'Foyshop, 'O3, Ox ford-street; IVIr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No.'t, Union-row, Little To wet hill •' Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mac . — donald, - Glasgow ; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; and by one person in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ire land, Boxes of only as. yd. each, sealed up with full and plain direCtions, whereby persons of either sex 'may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B: Every Box Sold in'Great Britain is sealed .up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners is printed, at the Stamp-Office—" T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridlge-Street,"—to imitate • which is Felony, and all others are Counterfeits.