The Sun. — London, England, 1802-01-05 00:00:00

41. - ADDRESSED TO The MARQUIS and MARCHIONESS of EXETER, "PITH WISHES OF MANY HAPPY RETURNS OF THE SEA- £ N. Welcome, kind welcome to the infant year, Which storms, and coid And wintry tempests bear, .When winds in snow their ruthless passage trace, And sleety atoths jostle in their race. the feather'd tribe sit mournful on the thorn, Which neither flower, nor bud, nor leaf adorn. .The beasts of foret seek their torpid rest, With hairy horror, and with shaggy crest. 111. Yet welcome kindly to the infant day, That tells another rear upon its way, When May again shall ail her charms unfold, And Ceres shall again be clad in gold. - IV So harbingers the Robin's Warbling throat, Sings lo Paean with - instinaive note, And, joining in prophetic voice with Man, Counts other years with those already ran. Where princely Burghl / ey bade the Palace rise, Which shews'hini as magnificent, as wise, Where soar the turret, and the vaulted dome, ' Mirth, 'warmth, and conifOrt find a lasting home. VI. Where nowayset and a oßit x.:. join, 70 grace the noble, and the elder lice, Sweet Robin carrol, and the_ banquet share, And pay with gratitude your homage there. - Burghlu, yan.2, igoz. J. x.lll. For the life a Citizen saved amongst the Ro mans, a Civic Crown was given. What remunera tion should await the individual who - has been-the means of preserving. the lives of hundreds of our fellow-creatures ? Medallions of public bodies are intended to . commemorate aas of national impor tance and-dee' ds of individual heroism. Mr GREAT_I;EAD, of,South- Shields,- has been lately presented - with "the Honorary Medal of the Royal . Humane Society, for his ingenious invention of • the Life.. .ttfr‘t, which has been prodalive of the important benefits' to this Country ; as it is well known, that Within a short period hundreds have. been rescued, from shipwreck—lnscription on the Medal, " Do. min° Griatbend c;rves ob Sematos, days since the Aurora was unfortunately wrecked off Scarborough*, - but providentially the Crew were saved . by the prompt exertions of the adventrous Seamen of thit Port ; and in January last, off Shields, above a hundred` of our brave Seamen were rescued from immediate death by the Life . -Boai. * -" a prompt and hardy train " Launch the.i.trong LI V s,lBciAT on the angry main ; " Stretch to each sinking wretch a guardian hand." • GRiATHEAD, in a Letter to Capt. REED, expresses his- just sense of the hcinour conferred by -the Humane Society : ht likewise observes, " prize the Medallion el so excellent- an 'lnstitution beyond all' interested consi&rations; it shall be placed in the constant view of my" children, as the most powerful incitement to-their invention of fur ther means to preserve and safe human life." It may not be uninteresting to present our readers with i a copy of the letter which was sent by the Emperor jostm 11. on the day of his death, to the lately deceased Field Marshal Count de LASC r. It is as follows: " My dear Marshal LASCY—The impossibility with my 'trembling hand of writing even these few lines, is the sole reason which necessitates me to employ that of another, at a moment when the period of, my departure is approaching with hasty steps. I should ' ungrateful indeed wer e I to quit this life without expressing my sense of the obligations which, 'OA so many accounts, I owe-to you. It will he a source• of gratification to me to' - have manifested those sentiments to the whole world.—Yes, my esteemed Friend, I take a pride in acknowledging, that whatever importance may have been attached to my charater, it is to you I am indebted for it ; it is you who have 'formed it ; it is you from whom I have derived all the infortna- tion I ever possessed ; it is you from whose instruc tions I have attained a knowledge of mankind. In dependent of my personal obligations, it is to you ihe'whole army is indebted for its formation, its. discipline, its tnilitary'appearance, and the esteem in which it is held. The confidence reposed in 'your deliberations, your attachment to my person, which no circumstances or events have ever been alpable'of altering, renders itimpossible for me to thank you in terms adequate' to your deserts. I be hold your tears flow for my sake. The tears of a great and wise man are the'richest tribute that can be paid to Tnir memory. Receive, with tender sympathy, lily last Jarman ; , and be assured, that quitting only pain I reel in qung the world," arises froin the necesiity of leaving that small circle of friends, of which certainly you ate the most va lued.—Adieu! Remember your most sincere and affedionate friend, - " JOSEPH." Some Of the .Gernian Newspapers have published the following Statement, as an accurate account of, the losses sustained by several Continental Powers, iH • consequence of the War with France Territory. • German miles Popu- Revenue. ,yx.zre. Action. Florins. Austria loses, inclUding the .. Milanese, Modena, TuS - - cany, The Princes of the Left Bank, thirty-one in number, lost. 'a4,155 x,960,575 14,163,134 The forty-three Counts who hod possessions on the Left Bank _ The Al3b2ryes arcl.. s Chapteis which had scpar4te domains. 47.4 199,;0o 1,254,50 0 The Ectucstrian 0 raer 409,300 The Chapter of Cologne: •I 2,500 ,46,890 'lnc Imperial Cities,. ti ve in number . •• r Holland, including her . an cient Belgic Posseselorfs IThe Imperial Ctiamber of Wctzlaar 417 r36oi 3,6 2 9,455 .9,3?4,135 75 18 21 60 1139'1922 4 99,000 52 f ,000 SO 26,000 1,300,000 zr,6uo Total los 206 Si 6,253,660 28,392,431 A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Dec. Dec Dec. 25, from the Cocket-Office. Sacks. s. d. I Sacks. s. d. I Sacks. s. d ._..... -- io at 75 5 l O, at 67 6 4 at 64 3 7451 at 7o 69 at 67 3 t at 63 343 at 69 6 68 at 66 4o at 6z 6 14 at 68 4 at 65 8 1 20 at Oz 493 at 68. 469 at 6s I - Total---9„028 Sacks.—Average, 6gs. 54d. Is. id. higher than last Return. AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND WALES Ending Dec. 26 : . Wheat 765. sd, I Barley Ryc 475. 9d. Oats 445. sd. 1 'Beans 445. mi. 235. 6d. Pease 445. 6d. POCKETS. Kea, 41. Bs. to 51. its. Sussex, 41. 6s. to 51. Bs. Essex, 41.45. tosl. Bs. SEEDS. Red Clover, (per cwt.) . - White Clover, ditto Trefoil, ditto - - - Turnip, (per.bushel) - 12.ye'GraSs, (per quarter) - Ctnque Foil, ditto . - - White Mustardr§ped,- (per bushel) Brown . ditto,;, • ditto Canary Seed, . ditto Rape ((per lot) - 7. 16s. to 84s. ps: to iv-is. Jos. to: 505. 165. to 1 - 101. tO 395. , • 301. .t 0 los. tO 13S. 6d. ts. to t4s. Od • los. to 135. 6d. - 361. to 3gl . SMITHFIELD MARKET, Jan. 4. To sink the 01111--per stone of 81b. Beef:, 4s. 6cl. to bs. ocl. I Veal, ss. od. to 7s. od. Mutton, ss. &I. to 6s. Bd. Pork, 6s. 01. to 7s. 6d. " HEAD OF CATTLE THIS DAY. Beasts about 2000--Sheep and Lambs 7;oo. NEWGATE and LEADENHAT_ , L MARKET,' Jan. . , Beef, 4s. 0d..t0 ss.'4d. I Veal, 4s. od. to 6s. 64. Mutzon, ss. od. to ss. Sd, Pork, 6s. od. to- 7s. 6d., ' PRICE OF HOPS. SAGS. I Kent, 31. xBs. toil. ss. 1 Sussex, 31. xBs. to 51. os. Farnham, 61. os. to 71. tos. PRICE- 01 YESTE Bank Stock 1371 _ -- Navy 5 per Cent. shut per Ce►tt. I 7'97, on Irish 5 per Cent. 96 . • 4 per Cent. Con. S 4 per Cent. Red. 67 S 3 per Cent. Con. shut Ditto Scrip Bank Long Ann. r9l 13..16 Ditto Short Ann. 5 3-I6i c 'Ditto Scrip EDINBURGH, DEC. 3T. There were 300 bolls of oatmeal, in SEtlinbitrgh market on Tuesday, which sold from 175.. to 186. per holl'.;—Retail price• per. peck of best oatmeal, is. zia.; - Second, rd.—There we-re also, 82 bolls of pease and barley-meal, which sold from r zS, to r4s. per b6ll.—The sales were dull. On Fridaybest oatmeal was called through Leith, at is. 2d. per peck. The prices af Oats yesterday in-Edinburgh mar ket mrtle from I3t. to 18s. per boll. On Thursday last arrived -in Leith Roads, the Kite Sloop of waffrom a cruise. - • On Monday last arriired' . Leith Roads, the Reviler Sloop of War from a cruise. - Tuesday" the Right Hon. 'Lord 'CR AI c, was ad mitted, by the Senate, Lord.'Reaor of the *Univer sity of Glasgow for the current year. COUNTRY NEWS. NEWCASTLE, JAN. Z. ON Tuesday morning the body of Mr. Cum mings, School-master in Hartley Pans, was found in a stack-yard on Whitley Links. He is supposed to have missed his way, and perished by the incle mency of the weather. The Sarah; of ,Sunderlanel, from London, was driven upon the Black Middens. near the mouth of Shieldsliarbour, in the hard gale from tire East, on Friday se'nnight (Christmas-day). The Crew were all fortunately saved. On the 21st ult. the brig Neptune, of_Stinder land, Thomas White, master, was wrecked on the Gun-Fleet Sand, and the Crew •with much diffi . culty were saved. 'l'he Mary, of London, and the Mary, of Sunder land, are both on shore at Whitburn Sand, occa sioned by the gale on 'Friday the 25th ult. The people are all happily saved. Wednesday morning arrived at Leith,_ the - bri gantine l'ro,_vidence, of Yarmouth, Captain Meal!, from Bremen, laden with butter, bacon,' bacon hams, oats, &c. The master reports he has had a very boisterous and tedipus passage ; that after being in the entrancel&Frith of Forth,'he was, by the force of theiViM, driven to - the Southward as for as Yarmouth,:"Where he hai been detained for several,weeks by contrary winds. The ProVidence had the misfortune to lose one of her hands, who was .washed overboard by a heavy sea. Three divisions of the First Regiment •of the Royal Lancashire Militia arrived - here this 'week from Tynemouth Barracks, on their route home to be discharged. On Thursday se'nnight, in the evening, the Comte D'Arkois ,(Monsieur, brother to Louis the Eighteenth), accompanied by two Gentlemen, one of whom. was a French Bishop and Aimoner to the late Queen of France, arrived at Ril!grose's' Inn, in York. They'viewed the - Cathedral and other pub lic places on Friday and Saturday morning, after which they pursued their journey, .-and passed through this town cm Sunday, on their way to Holy_ rood House, Ec.inburgh. - STAMFORb, JAN. I. Last week Fra,„cis .Blikidworth, a labourer of Pickwortli, in Ruti,:adi received a premium from the Agricultural Society at Peterborough, for hav ing brought 'up eleven children without parochial assistance. The same man had before received two premiums front the Rutland Society of Industry.— We notice this as being highly honourable to the individual, .and as a stimulus to the exertions of others in the'Same sphere of life. What ma); be considered as a phenomenon in this climate, at so advanced a period of the year, was the very vivid and incessant lightning -which alarmed many persons in this neighbourhood during the early part of yesterday morning. On Saturday last an Inquest was taken at •North Rauceby, before Mr. George. White,- one of the Coroners for this County' odihe body o f B et hi a Richardson, who dipped down . and died suddenly on the Thursday precetiing,, no person being present at the time ; npori which the Jury returned a verdict that she died by the visitation of Gott. At Sheepshead, in Leicestershire, a violent fever has carried off a great number of the Inhabitants ; , one, family lost the entire of their children, five in, number, in seven days. We are concerned to say; that an epidemic fever has in some parts of this County been attended with consequences' neatly as fatal. We have before re_ commended the use of yeast in these cases, which we again beg to urge, it having proved of the most singular benefit. • About 'nine 'o'clock •at night on Friday last (Christmas-Day, some villains robbed one of the Leeds waggons, stopping at the Oueen's•Head in this t9wn, of two pAckages of and other r _ tides, amongst which were two boxes, belonging to two young women going out o f Y or k s hi re to service in London, who were thus bereft of every thing.—One of the poor girls had three halfpence about her, which, with the clothes on their backs, were their only property, in a strange place, and upwards of one hundred miles from any friend, save. the friend of humanity.. Singular Increase.—Mr. Farmer, a respeaable grazier of Hough, in this County, had last Spring tour incalved cows, and only four, on his grounds, three of which brought forth in the space of six weeks, six calves, two each. All of them are alive and doing well. BRISI 4 OI,4_DEC. 3r. On Thursdayl4r; an Inquest was taken before Mr. Joyner, Coeor*r, at Stotwick,, in the Parish of Henbury, on the body cf a MOM unknown, 'found drowned in the river Severn, near a place called Chitning Warth. He appeared .to be about foity years of age, five feet six inches gh, stout made, dark brown hair ; had on a blue jacket and crow sers, with yellow .buttons .; cotton shirt, small ribbed stockings, with shoes tied with ribbon. In his jacket pocket was found a cotton spotted hand. kerchief, and a knife with the initials cut on the handle T. P.-D. • DARcittO.---,The Academy for fashionable and private - Dancing at CoAchmaker's Hall, Foster:larf. , , Cheapside, under, the dir Olion of . IViessrs..HoPkt NS and- Son, still continues, we find, ,to receive that respeachle patronage it has long merited ; where Ladies and Gentlemen who have •never. ae quired this accomplishment, or those whO have nor obtained. the, : present fashiOnable, mode, may I,c expeditiously instruded, in the most private. man ner, in all the elegant . and fashionable steps now in use to qualify them for the, first - Assemblies.— Ynting-Ladies-and Gentlemen are also taught every fashionable p*ice, and every attention exerted to give the Moil . elegant address. Every success- is therefernsidue'to so respeEtable aninstitution, which has for its Objea to cultivate and improve the graces necessary to form and embellish the rising genera.. Clone . - LONDON MARKETS, CORN EXCHANGE, NIoNDAY, JAN. 4. - Although we had a pretty good supply of Kent and Essex Corn at market this day, yet there being a good many buyers, 'Wheats went offrather brisk in the :::orning; but towards the close of the niarket, prices rather gave way. Rye is nearly the same. • ' Earley and Malt-are very dulli, and-soniewhat.cheaper. In Oats'there islittle or no alteration. _• Both Small and . Tick Beans", owing to a good Supply, are cheaper; the former-about is. and the latter as. per quarter, since last Monday. White Pease are full Ss. per quarter lower ; bqt Grey ones. owing to a very few a t rrilrket, are rather clearer. RETURN PRICE 0 GRAIN, :On bOard Ship ds under. Wheat . .455 . 56 s 60S a-63s od Boilers - oos a oos od Fine 75s gzs od Fine Suffolk eos a'oos od Superfine os a os: od Superfine. - ---s a—s Oil Foreign do. a—s od White Pease 4os a•4ss od Fine - - a—s od F - - ,00s a - 48s od Superfine_ - a—a od New Boilers ' —s a—s od Rye - .3os a 4ts od S. Beans 32s 355 a 3Ss od Barley -36 s 33s a 4es- od. 'Ohl ditto - 465 od Fine do. - oos a 46s od 'Ticks -32 s a 3js od Malt - 485 a sos od 1 Oid - - - 445 od Fine - *- oos a 575-,od Oats - - zis a zfs. od Superfine -; —s a oos o,d Fine do. - oos a oos od Hog Pease' oos a oos od. Polands do. - oos a 3os od Fine Ship do. - os a—s od PRICE, OF Fipe Flour 65s to 7os ocl Second ditto 6os to 65s od FLOUR. Pollard - I3ran - 2GS t 0 .22S -12 S od to 12S 6d • • RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE, By Messrs. 'CI-m.l) and MAI..i.As, Meal-Weighers, in-. ;;eluding only from the ztst of - Dec. to the 26th of Dec. „agreeably to Aa of Parliament. 295 Quarter; at 93s - cd 1 $5 Quarters at 77s od --- 274, --- . at- 9 2 s rid I i-96 • at 765 od 225 .19 ----r— at 88s od I 55 ,------- at 725 od 39 / - at 87$ od 1 1r - at 68s od 544 ------ 'at 86s 6d -30 at 66s od 1391 - at 86s od 1 . 6o - at 65s od 537 . 6d 1 23 , 3.7 . -. at 84s oil 1 128 //4 ------;,—, at 83s od to ------ at Bzs od 1 122 at Bis od I 400 at Sos od , 337 --,-- at 79$ od I i 5 -=•--;•—• at 78s -od 155 at 405.. ad Total, 8697 Quarters,—averagb 775. 94d. os. 6bit. higher than last Return. g 46 94 928" 79 _ Jr strip NEWS. GRAVESEND, JAN. 1. Passe by—the Ken - nett; Thompson, from Hamburgh • and Nautilirs .Landers;;from Arnsterd4m. • Sailed—the Rosina, Peircy., for the Cape of Good Hope; Criromandel, Sterling, — for' EJtanv Bay ; Hedor, Coward, i - or Oporto ; Farmer, —, for Bilboa ; Ann, Jackson, and riarley, for Barbadoes • J*).:4 . . 3. Passed by—the Columbia,, Bryant,. from St. Lucar; . Flying FiSh, Attleek, from Smyrnai Friendship, from Op orto ; St. Andrew-, —, fl:Rrn Bilboa ; Cato, Pearson, from Surinam ; Hope, —, from Seville; Carr, Calliirt; arid Priticessot Wales, Howard, from Petersbur,gh. Sailed—the Jane, Kelly, for Surinam ; Johanna, —, for Bilbcia;* II :inlet; Stamper, Dale, Atkins, and Royal Edward, 11luirliead, for Jamaica. • PRICE OF LEATHER (perlb.) LEADENHALL. Butts, so to s6lb.- - - - - tOd. to ad. Ditto, 60 to .661 b. - -19 d. -to t zd. Alerchants' Backs - - - 160. to Dressing HideS - -13 d. to 1 40' Fine Coach Hides 141.-d. to ' Crop Hides for cutting . 17d. to " zod. Flat Ordinary - - - '- aid. to 17d. • Calf Skins, $6 to 4 .1 h. p er D ozen - Zed. tO Dint), ' so to 701 b. - -24 d. to zed. Ditto, 7.6 to Solb. - - 24, - 1. to zbd. Small Seals (Greenland) 2aS. to 3zs. Large ditto, - tos. to 12 . 5. per Dozen. Tanned Horse Hides, ass. to 30s. per Hide. Goat Skint; 215. to, 635.. per Dozen. RAW HIDES. • - Best Heifers and Sfeers (p. st.) Ordinary, 2S. 2A.i. to 2S. 4d. 35.4 d. to 3s. Bd. ?i•lari;et Calf, 9s. each. Middling, 2S. lod. to 35. 2.d. English Horse, tzs, to iss. ea. oldN;St.o Ss. od. Sheep,4Ss.K ALLOW. • TOwn - Tallow 68s. ed.. 14 . 1 )ssiado.',Catidles,)6t s .6 zs . RuSsia do. (Soap) `58•:. od. Melting - Stufi 48s. • Ditto rough 355. Aver price 4s. od. Graves igs. od. • , rllo2_l Good Dregs' 12s: Yellow Soap, 68s.—Mottl e d, 76s.—Curd,-RoS. • Price per dozen, od.--M0u1,4, 123. od. PRICE . 01 , St. James's Market 4s. o'd.' Clare Market os. Whitechapel Market 4s. 041. per stone ofBlb. St. JAMES's HAY MARKET, Tan: 2. Hay, 31. os. od. to 31. 'Ili: od,--Avpr. .41, 4s. 0(1. Straw, tj. 16s. cad. to 21. 2s. ad.—Aver. 1.1. Jo. od; WIIITECHAPEI. MARKET, Jan. 2. ,Hay, 41..15. od. to St:_ Bs. od.—Aver. 41., 16s. o !. Clover, sr. tos. od. to 61. 'Qs: 0d..---Aver. 61. Qd. Sttalv, it. 125..0: to rl. 17s. od.--Aver. rl. t4s. 6d. • PRICE OF COALS IN ' THE POOL YESTERDAY,. NL,vcastic best od. .Delivered at 555 . . Sunderland - od. - szs. od. • LON DO N : Printed by BUCHANAN AVIVI I LLAN, (of Bovi.atrey,t, Covent-Garden); and PLlblit?icd - by'W Li A at' 10 - I , 4lG . iit At the Su N .OF F It:Ey NO. 12, w here didvererr , rn Orders Sc A ups, (of fiorse-terry-road. Westrninster); Strand 1 • .. en r the raper, Letters feir the Editor, &c. (post-paid), must be _addressed. • - • AIARR lED. • On the 3cth alt. at Ashbourn, Dr. Pennington, of Not , .trngharh, to Miss flayneidaughter of the late Richard Flayhei Esq. of Ashbourn Green. • ; , On Wednesday the' 3oth ult.',at 'Edinburgh, Dr. Gran. 1 - #e .Surgeon•of the 'l2th foot, t 9.: iss• Finw:i4; i daughc,cr*, Capt. farneS•FenWick, late of th:: -7th 'abot. Monday se'nnight, Robert Bryce,. Esq, late of Trini4ad;t9 Islis - s Jean Logan, of Glasgow. . ' DIED. .7 • , On Saturday last, aged 2,6, Mrs. John Currie, of ljedwea Park,lierts. •, - s. ..,. ..' . . . . . , At Camberwell, in the Both year of his age, Mr. Earle, fornierly'of Berniondsey-street,- woollen-draper-and-talot grandlaslier to the celebrated 'Miss Robertson, now a prisoner in the Fleet; and to whom, by albriner will, he had •giveri v to,oool. but has now rett her only one shilling. On the 3eth of September iBor, Dr. George Guild, of thie island of Tobago, on his passage to Baltimore. for the recover! 'of his health. STOCKS, it DAY. India Stack Excheq. Bills S. s. prem. Fur.dable ditto prem. 3d Exchequer Bills . par, New S. S. Stock Otnnikrt • 4 - Inver. 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. - - !lank for Account India for AccOnnt Consols-for Open. 6S; Ert it AT min the Sun Paperof yesterday, in the Advertise. ment respeaing the Exchequer Bills—re:td 3d. per clay* instead 31K l: , * • WHEN . .Proksionhl. , Men -d • Education. and Responsibility dev.ilte ttCni the "general System Pr • tlie 'se:lee - lion of a' peculiar branch, the ,sanction of Lang - cosi. tinned success is the host critermn.of superiority. Eight years have I devoted my. przteti - Ce . to - the' t xelusi•ve treatment of 'Three I)iSordcis andthe:successful resultof rhiy plan gives me iddifional ard ' or'to Appose; as far - as I aril able, the ravages of...those Complaints - - which are the molt important iii the . Cataloghe of Human Infirmities, •Atter initiation into, every ; Branch, as an Army. Surgeons I thinned a wish at an early period. of Practice to rescue diyiduals from - the ignorance of uneducated men, or ths equally dangerous precipitancy of ,general Pratlitioners, . P3ie Three DiSordcrg, •to the'Cure' of which I . h a ve d 0,,, voted. my attention, compose • every species of V E REAL. INFECTION, - Whether of a' recent cif 'l°ll4 . ration% - .2dlY, All kinds-.of debility, whether arisilig 'frau , the habits of sePJ:4- bays, or the indulgences meat And4 --- .ll.tstly, that .cterangement of the system in Wo' men which is called 13A RRENN EsS,or sT ILI "I'Y. Nuniethus Diseases are. the result •of , itrioraoe., or bast* in the treatment of a simple Gon , rrhcra; and it not frequently hap Pens that me SC:ds of Life are itoisoneclSY the indiscretion of art unguarded hour.HlV , a senor .:or nac thod. such Complaints are easily cured; even whey.. others have failed, I trust that .1 may presume to oiler radical fe-establtshment. • ------- ..... Few, however,..are the,. cases. of . e,ornelioated distress l¢ this disorder, compared with the calamitotts situations O , Men, who; from an indul, , ,, , exico- in a solitary . vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashioiaable life,-acquire that state of Debility, which it.the'Unavoidable 'consequence of sue ) perniciotts habits. Where.the unhappy Sufferer broods over his Misery, be .carefully cone cals his misfortune, it m a y b e some const:; lation for filth , toikncitv., that although it be an objet doubt or uncertainty with other Praditioners, the remove these'•Deffaerities by the gradual progress, of Renoir*" tion,,is the acquirement of itiny Experience. It the rigid, Of Baechtis or Venn's have began to reduce Manly vigour much anxiety' will be prevented by an early Countosc,l tion of this languid State; and in these cases, ,no gra" difficulty will occur. . But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a pmpet Bperseverance is :. indispentably requisite to revive the floor ering Sparks of Lite, and to re;aniroate the Constitution. ,•MA RISD,WO:MEN, who have long .1:44 disappoirite' In their expeaati9ns of a Family, may be assured, that j ig most instances, such deeds arc curable by 11 , 1edical skilr The, secresy which is so essential to my underiak 1 1 9, and the qualifications Which I have presuimd to state, 160 11 : the basis of my preteasioas, 'and in coincidence with sl,‘l this intimation is given, that Mr. B. may' be eousulle`: personally, .or by, Letters (inch:ming small Note), at , house N0..29, Arundcl- - strect, ..;trand, ncur Temple I ; 3f. ' • There is 4 t :11 E ntMlice -in Water-stmt adjoining, and the Name is on, both the (hors. M. Member oh the itoyafiCbliteof,Surgeons- To THOMAS Dear Sir, No. 9 , New Bridge-Street, London , TAYLOR,. Esq.' ' • • IFEEL it a Duty incumbent Upon me, lc) • infbra i you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have rc:. ceived from y.our_invalhable Medicine, L. EAKE's PILLS. • About two' years ago, I .was attaaed•with a•YEN E R E L I' DISORDER, which I treated rather slightly for some tho e '• but the Disease at length spreading all over iny — body, 1 wyy obliged to apply to ,the most eminent of the Faculty, 1% 1 1 their assistance afforded only 'temporary relief : 1 wea through various CUurses o f S a li vat i on , and from being radi o , of acorpulent habit, was redu ce d t o a mere Sk e l eton. Ulcers that spread all over my Limbs 'rendered me a cord' plete Object,_so that •my Friends despaired of my reeovert When brought to this situation, I considered death as Mel t ; table, but a .relation of mine corrunenting upon the inae , Lases in N -, attell y•61.1' Pills had succeeded, I was induce.d , try a Box of thein, which I thought .rather relieved me, 0 ,, f 'by pet;everlng for two or three months; and following you' directions, I experienced tilt; from pain, the ,ores gradually subsiding ; I am now, that, G rio o t c , i out daily : I 0 0 .4 . establish my health in its original stare. 7 b ile ut r o L n c eln Y o r r i e ''' l ° ) N oX 3f , ed w ' 'h a i l c id h I 'v h ik in i k li ' g eautious to take, 0; 1 ' ib c • It is : with the most heart-felt gratitude, that I sub sC r myself; Sir, your Mitch ohligedhumble Servant, Ni g Deansgate, Manchester, July r, ISOI. W. •P,F. A RSO'e • P. S: For the - public bandit, I do not objed to the abo r t being published, but leave yoh to act as Your own tictii• , judgment shall didate. Prepared and sold by the sole'Proprietor, Tuos. TAY Loa, Member of 'the Royal Collegc of Surgeo , o London, at his House, No: 9, NgYi, Bridge.street; Where; after a constant residence of more than Thirty-1 :Years, in. a pradice •particularly - diteded to the Cure Venereal Comglainks, and those incidental to the l'arrs:# Ceneration in both Sexes, with ti, , t - inviolable secrci,: e whichProfession - Ken of his Profession shout:. llWays Obseive, flatters himself,. the advice and assistance 'be.grawitoo l '# ly Administers to ,PBrsons taking this Medicine, will 0 • esteemed - b‘l a discerning Public, as an advantage selle r to.he obtained, arid void of ambiguity.. ' o f Also. sold, by his Appointment, ter the co nv e ni e nee those living at - a distmce, at the Perfumer's, o. 35, ban's street, P4ll .Mall; the Toysi)op, 10 3.1 01 °' r , Street; Mr. Di:i4tougli's, No. 7, ; Bookseller,• No. 1, Union-roW, Little Toy , er- 11 ;• ; Mr. Baxter's South-bridge, Edinbur;?.b; Mr. , Dubin; .114 Billitigt's, Liverpo o l ; M r . Atki nson ' s; Na z i cheater ; arid by one, Person in every considerable Towm,4 l; Great,Britain and Ireland, hi boxes of only as. 9d. of sailed' upwith full and plain direction;, whereby person s ~d eittiersex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy , '" saletY.' , • • • to N. 13. Every Box sold in Gre at Britain is 'sealed up ' jo t , a stamp, oat lavour of tire Cuiiiinisson.:rs, ed, at . the Stamp-ollice, " T. Taylar, No. 9, New 1 - 3 T ory street," to imitate which is Felony, and all otners axe co terfeit. , _ •