The Sun. — London, England, 1802-06-11 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. SIR, SEEING our names mentioned in the Biographi cal Memoirs of the late Dr. DARWIN, inserted in the Monthly Magazine for the present month, in which, amongst many other inaccuracies and misre. presentations interspersed throughout the account, it is asserted that he had been in a violent fit of passion on the morning of his decease, and that it was highly probable that that passion might have hastened his death : We think it necessary thus publicly to declare, that there was not the slightest foundation for such an :..:section ; that he had not been in any passion, or had any quarrel with his Servants, or used any angry expressions to any per son whatever. F. Fox, M. D. H. HADLEY, Surgeon Derby, June 9, 1802. EDINBURGH, JUNE 7. THESE some days past, we have had very season able and plentiful showers of rain, and the weather has been in all respeds the most genial that could be wished for. The cold frosty weather which pre vailed in the month of May had nearly blasted our hopes ; hut the favourable change which has now taken place has dissipated our fears, a.ikl glad dened every heart. The fields have acquired reno. vated verdure, and promise an abundant harvest. This being the Anniversary of GEORGE HE., tt zoT's Birth-day, the same was observed with the usual - marks of respell which are annually paid to his Memory. The whole Boys belonging to the Hospital, upwards of an hundred, all in high health, and newly clothed, walked in procession to the New Greyfriar's Church, where the LORD PROVOSt and Magistrates, and other Governors, likewise attended, and heard an excellent Sermon by the Rev. Dr. BROWN, one of the Ministers of this City. Before and after Sermon, the Boys of Heriot's Hospital, with those of Watson's Hospital ; as also the Girls of the Trades and Merchant Maiden Hos pitals, joined in singing some beautiful hymns and psalms, and the melody produced by the united voices of so many juvenile choristers was truly har monious. The Effigy of GRORC! HER 10T, was, as usual, decorated with flowers. The Governors of the Hospital . are well entitled to the thanks of the community, for the sedulous at tention they pay to the management of this estab lishment i and it must afford them the sweetest sen sations, to observe so numerous a groupe of youth reared in the paths of virtue under their care. We are sorry to learn, that a very serious riot took place at Aberdeen on the evening of His Ma jesty's Birth.day. Various reports are in circula tion, some of them, no doubt, much exaggerated.-- The following, however, is we belieie pretty near the truth : A number of the lower ranks of the populace bad assembled in the street, near the guard-house; and were amusing themselves by throwing squibs, dead cats, &c. One of the Officers of the Re giment on duty, having got some of these thrown at him, called out the guard, who were ordered to fire, which they did, when four persons, it is said, were killed, and several others wounded, but we cannot take upon us to state the number for cer tain. The Soldiers who were in the Barracks, when they heard the firing, immediately came and joined their companions, which created very great alarm ; but happily no further mischief ensued. The Magistrates aled with great spirit and pro priety ; they ordered the whole Regiment to the . Barracks, and the Burgesses took the duty of the guard, where they remained all night. - The Officer who was on 'guard has been appre hended, and the Lieutenant-Colonel is laid under :arrest. When our accounts left Aberdeen a precognition was going on. RE%PONSIBILITY OF CARRIERS.—PHILLIPS and Co. V. SHAW. A cause was tried at the As. sizes at Lancaster, of considerable importance to the commercial world. A quantity of cotton, sent from Liverpool on account of PtIILLIFS, WOOD, 141, was stolen upon the road, and an atTion was brought against John Shaw, of Frodsham, the Liverrol and Manchester carrier, to recover tire value; The Defendant did not deny the receipt of the weight, or the deheiency upon delivery, but attemptcl to set 'up a defence that he was not the carrier the whole of the way, but was con. need with others calling themselves Gibson and Shaw, and thereby so nonsuit the Plaintiffs. It was proved that he charged and was paid the. carriage in fall ; the objedion, therefore, not Availing the Defendant, the cause was soon over. The Judge dire Bed the Jury to give a verdid for the Plaintiff - 3, and explained to them the law and utility of common carriers being responsible for goods de livered to their care. It may be added, that atten tion is r e quisite in bringing an action to identify the carriers and to have sufficient proof of weights delivered to and received from them. The celebrity of Steel's fragrant Lavender and Honey Waters, are so well established monn; the Fashionable Circles, &c. as leave us lit t le to ofier in recommendation ; but interested individuals some times render public caution requisite ; hence in or der to procure those_ articles of fine quality an d re , fluced price, it is necessary to be particular in 4i reaing to J. C. Steel, Lavender Water Merchant to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, No. is, Catherine-street, Strand, where the Nobility, &c. wishing to avail themselves of the certainty of having those esteemed and elegant Waters of his genuine preparation, -are requested to forward their favours. - B u t we must add, that Letters from the Country must contain a Noteor Order for payment inLondon, as from the extreme low prices, they are entirely ready money articles. LONDON : Printed b . At the SVN.OFFtck, ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, Begins Drawing August 2,18 oz. This Lottery consists of only z 4,000 Tickets in. stead of sixty-thousand, and the lowest Prize is 191. The Prizes to be paid in Sterling Money. The highest Piizes, are two of 20 ) 0001.---twO of 10;0001.—r•twO of s,oool—twO of z,oool.—foor of z,oool.—eight of sool.—twenty of tool. and forty-one of .Sol. The Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Six teenth Shares, are sold and registered by Mr. Nictiotsog, at his State Lottery Office, No. 16, Cornhill, London ; where the first Prize of zo,bool. that was ever divided into Sixteen Shares, (No. (17,993), was sold and registered in the last Eng lish Lottery, April 7th, 18oz. Particulars thereof, and of the great success that attended - the purchasers of Tickets and Shares at this Office in the late Lotteries, are inserted in the 'Schemes at large. Correspondents in the Country who intend ho.: nouring this House with their orders, are requested to be particular in giving direaion to No. 16, Corn hill, and to see that every Share is sighted by the Public's most obedient humble Servant, W. NICHOLSON. SHIP NEWS. SOUTHAMPTON, JUNE S. Arrived—the Lord Nelson, Wooldridge, from fersey. Sailed—the Rose, Weeks, for Havre-de-Grace; and Car. teret, Green, for St. Maloes. POOLE, JUNE 9 , Arrived—the Nimble, Urquhart; Mlive, Williams ; and Dart, Baker, from Portsmouth ; Two Brothers, Stocker, f(om Exeter ; and Gatcombe, Chant, from Tenby. Sailed—the Neptune, Payne, for Hull; Love and Unity, Balne; Goodrich, Mcars ; and Industry, Morris, for New foundland; Ann, Yule, for Sunderland ; Amity, King, for Newcastle; Mary, King, for Tenby ; and Blandford, Jaf_ ford, for London. YARMOUTH, JUNE 9. Arrived—the William and Francis, Beals, for Weymouth. Sailed—the Industry, Chase ; Olive Branch, Wickham ; and Nancy, Dublack, to the East ; Emanuel, Thorson, tbr Norway ; Samuel, Chatnbers ; Brothers, Lee • and Spring, Wardle, for Rotterdam ; Astley, Ellard ; deres, Ottey ; Dione, Sims • and-Cherry, Lane, for London ; St a ff o f Lif e , Elph,for ; and Industry, Goodifl; for Chatham. GRAVESEND, JUNE 8. Past by—the William Pitt, Pearson, and Achilles, Cor ney, from Martinique; Princess Amelia. Gardner, and the Atlantic, Muirhead, from Surinam; Adventure, Ainsell, from Barbadoes; Skeene, Thorp, from Madeira ; Grenada, Richardson, from Demerara; Diligence, —, from Bat= ; London, Martin, from St.•Kitt's ; fames, Baily; from Africa; Esdaile. from Opotto; Hunt. and Matthew, —, from Jamaica ; Ann, Croislev, Btothers, Thompson, and the St. Thomas, —, front Lisbon; Adventure, Fol ger, from the South Seas; Jane., Reynolds, from Hambro' ; Friendship, Smith, from the Cape of Good Hope; and the Hunter, King, from St. Michael's. Sailed—the Edinburgh, Wallis, for Gibraltar; Com merce, for Copenhagen ; Hambro' Packet, Gooch, for HambrO' ; Jong&,Jane, —, 'and V row Eltge, Martins, for llavre. - - - JUNE 9. Passed by—the Eliza, Brooking, from Palermo ; Tartar, Hand, from Gibraltar ; Barbadoes Planter, Caiter; Duke of York, Burnett ; and Nelly, Mall, from Barbadoes..- Sailed—the Fanny, Prouting, for Seville; Eliza, Thomas, for Dublin ; Enrerprize, 'for Havre ; and Thames, Linder, for Hamburgh. MARRIED. On Tuesday last, at Northwold, Norfolk, th e' Rev. John Kempthorne, Fellow of St. john's College, to Miss Eliza beth Sandys Whish, daughter of the Rev. Richard Whist', Northwohl. DIED. On the gth inst. at Bohun-Gate, near Ens: Barnet, of the gout in his stomach, Jacob Baker, Esq. On the 26th nit. at his house on Croorn's Christopher Mason, Esq. Vice-Admiral of the White, in the 58th year of his age. On the ad inst. at Morden-Hall, Surrey, Lady Burnett, wife of Sir Robert Burnett. On Saturday, the 29th ult. Mr. W. Chapman, late of Kennington-lane, aged Si. Last week, at Stoke, Sussex, Mrs. Halsted, wife of Mr. H. ,Halsted, Farmer. On Wednesday, at Brislington Cottage, near Bristol, Miss Caroline Vander Horst, daughter of Elias Vander Horst, Esq. American Consul. PRICE OF SI OCKS, YESTY.!I2I^T. sank Stock Ito et. India Bonds Navy sper Cent. shut Lxcheq. Bills s. s. dis. ; per Cent. 17 97 , 1c21,33 2{ I:undid)le tlitto prem. Irish s per Cent. I :;tt L ?<chequer [tills prem. 4 perCeitt.Con. 861 711 New S. S. Stock per Cent. Red. 7 ti zjia Omni.= 11 of 1 per Cent. Cog. shut Impel. 3 per Cent. 7cR 71 Ditto Scrip Ditto Aim. t 1 IS-t6 12 11:111k 1.. Ann. 2o 9.:61 flank for opening Ditto Short Ann. 4 is-t 6 $ India for opening Ditto Scrip Consols for opening 74*1ii WHEN Professional Men of .Education and Responsibility deviate from the general System b . ) the seledion ola peculiar branch, the sanction of long (?9n -tinued success is the best criterion of superiority. Eight years have i ttevoted my practice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful result o: my plan gives toe additional ardor to oppose, as la- It AL am able, the ravages of those Complaints which are he most important in the Catalogue of Huntan Intirnr,ties._ After initiation into every Bram:lt, as an Array Surgeon, I foniled a wish at an early period of Practice to res:ot from the ignurance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Placlitioners. Th..... Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise cvety species of 'VENE REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long du ration: 2diy, MI kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of school-boys, or the - indulgences of mature age: And, lastly, tiat derangement of the system in wo men which is called !3:I.R.RENN ES'S, or STERILITY. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple-Gonordicea; and • it not un frequently happens that the seeds of Lite are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.--By a superior me thoil such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where others have failed, I trust that I may presume to otter a radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, compared with the calamitous sitttatons of Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary . vice 'or the prevalent gaieties of la fashionable kite, acquire that State of Debility, which is the unavoidable .consequence of such pernicious nabits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully _conc. Cats fits misfortune, it may be some COIISO_ kitten: for hilts to know, that although tt be an object o f ')1113t or uncertainty with other PraetitinnerS, the removal f these Deficiencies by'ilic gradual progress of Renova tion, is the acquirement of ttry Experience. If the rites or liacehlis or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will he ur e vent e q by an early Counterac tion of this languid State ; :and ni these cases, no great difficulty will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper perseverance is indispensably •eqiiisife to revive the slum bering Sparks of Lite, suit to re-animate the Constitution. MAR it I F, i ti4' i).Nlli N, who have long been disappointed in their exp:daft ins of a Family, may he assured. that in most - instances, such defeds are curable by Medical skill. The secresy which is so essential to my undertaking, and the qualifications which . I have presumed to state, form the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence with such this intimation is given, suit Mr. may •be consuited personal !v.,' or by Letters (inclosing a small Note), at his house, No. ?a), Arundel street, Strand, near Temple liar. pr There is au additional Entiance in Water -street, adpining, and the Name.is on both the doors. M. B-, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. V•ENEILEAL BLINDNESS, Sec.., To Mr. THOMAS TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. g, New Bridge-street, London. ~DIAR 515, T is with the most heartfelt satisfit&ihn that I A address you on the incomparable exc e ll ence o f your in valuable Medicine, LEAK E's PATENT PILLS. In the Spring of this year I had the misfortune to contract a Vene real Complaint, attended with the most alarming and dan gerous symptoms; insomuch, that I have been confined to my , room for a vchole week together, 'and not able to stir out of it I had, no rest night nor clay, and sulli!red the most excruciating pain and torment, and what was still worse, my eyes grew weak and dim, so that I . could scarce discern any object, If ever so close to me, and expected noqiing less than the total loss of my tnght.-- From a stout, healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere shadow, and an object of pity and compassion. My friends had all given me over, and thought my recovery impossible. 1 n this dreadful state, and expecting every minute tb be my least in this world, I was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try your Medicine; but having tried all medical aid to no purpose, a ry l being at an enormous expense, it was some ti me before c .obe prevailed on to take them; at last I sent , for six boxes, and before I had taken them all, I found con siderable benefit ; my pains gradually decreased, and my eye sight grew better, and, to the great surprize and asto.cish ment of all my friends (after taking three boxt's more), my health and strength was perfectly restored, and I am now (thanks to my God and your invaluable Medicines) as well and hearty as ever I was in my life. You are at full' liberty to publish this in any manner you think proper, for the benent of society- at large, and which I should have sent you sooner, but was fearful of a relapse. I remain, with the utmost gratitude, Dear Sir, your obliged humble Servant, R. L. LE ICH. High-street, Birmingham, Nov. 1, 1799. The above Medicine is earnestly recommended to all Persons that are in' any doubt of their being entirely free of every .Venereal AileCtion, particularly to those about alter. ing their condition in kite, as it will certainly eradicate 'every taint of that nature, of however long stafiding, or however _disguised,under the appearance of other disorders it maybe; for Scorbutic, Glandular ' and Cutaneous Com plaints, it is also rec o m men d e d to be taken, especially in the Spring, Summer ' and Fall. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TA y. solc . ,_• Member of the C o rp o r a ti o n of Surgeons, Lond on , at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street; where he will give Advice, without a fee, to persons taking these Pills, and will answer Patients' Letters, if post-paid, on the same terms, observing y in all casts the m o st inviolable se crec y, no Patient's' name or case having been mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Proprietor, .during the course of inure than 35 years, that lie has had the concluding of an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the Practice arising therefrom. . , • , I • A . S f 1C 0 ( t 1.1 ), -1 I S'1 : 1 1 ': :k t r ) 4 : i '' o ) iiS V cisES° 1; a , s t 41 :.1 ) 6,- i L t i pt i o l t eO f r ' S i o i l ' i s Si si l t ,T . A s s 'FA c i o "1 r c . 2 1 E . :, ‘ 7.5 : r f tt th . :o 11 ‘‘.1 il 4:54:1‘6: - • .Ey VERRA I_,L , and SON, r: h VI At 'the Star'inn, •in •G tw es, on Saturday the 1.. t- •,_ June, 1.84 z, at - Fite . o'Clock in the Afternoon, .. X E real 'BSTATES`df WILLIAM A5141,0111j,..' X- late of Seatord, Esc]. deceased, which are yerye.lS. ,:. situate upon, and near the South Downs, and in then elgtil b aurhoods of Seaford, Eastbourne Lewes Brighton, 3" il , Cticklietd, viz. , five pai L r o ); to:111.f: years A acgo( li i ' ,s r 7rsotliptioilglodtoefMNav:ilbtnrisleiootkonnt;visietoopui easirel parlour, ou b sr u ,, i lidtl:isilloo::..trtacit(lo:ll73tr:eiryi drawing-room ; kitchen and other olfi‘es on the /..!•'L or floor; six bed-chambers with closets on the first tioZs, large bed-rooms on the attic -door ; aril excel,:att cellar;,.. with. a coach-house, a 'four-stall stable; a cow-hotisc, ixo'gi other buildings, ar.d the yards and walled gardens adi°l! ) 4 ,,,. and containing in the whole,' 2 R. 13 .P • situate in the 4 0 . 4 of Seaford, some time since occupied by .Mr. Washer., a' lately I.iy John Surman, Esq. - Lot 2. An inclosed Pasture Field (Freehold) anjoO. ...,.. the Town of Seaford, -containing:. A. 2 R. [5 since occupied by Mr. Washer, and lately by Mr. Sor iir a a l Lot 3. A Windmill, in substantial repair; With . 711) ,, itt of Land thereto adjoining, containing 2A. 274 • s itu 3 ofTl . Seaford, held for the remainder of a term of 99 )cari,cii rd ig c a m t e l neing.from Lady-Day t 769, and itow Occupt:d oy. B 11. holis e r otitis.k.eiti?risattcl,jAloi,ir,,Aailinlegds,snteoloaugn,e, with the Malt-house , 1311 = vr--, and Lot 4. Stable, and other Buildings, Garden, and Croit 0f,...„0,0 Lot S. A Messuage ani L l o C t r 6 oft of Land belt; pwieidnkbtyol.lMrArasr.,:sipafirtaaahls.aaer4 in the centre of the Town of Alfriston, with a B3tll, G:'l.cu. it, v it i g i codlin ß ibtdiarit 10E21,AisdittiP;Nv.v..a2(j)-riiii:tsucTka,.s:ti ei e l:;11 i. i :lsiii , vgg. t :o l: o : s l e,i.: : ::: .der-tenatit. Cgreater part Freehold);. consistini of a F.arin-hunt' („.„„, ottages, four Barns, with the Stables and other .00ii„Vt lord,l e . n an d i , ts:y a v r e t i d nn euSatsEeaepst Eastbourne, , situate an (i ninei If of W t i e n , k v e t e s n ), , : i tv . s o and 553 A. 3 R. zoP. of Arable, AL:aclow, Pasture,.a'ib, Parishes of Al frisson and ' Betwick (within three mien grow ° o-1 copied by Mr. yt it ees i , : s cl ilunr i a r .g l tje r ho . , Jas_ small Parcel of Brook Land, called the -COwit Iltoogq.:iso, chant, respedivety. ow, and,Pasture Land, cont eh a ßl i ali n m'A i o n : g :ean6. Land, lying w ll o 'n c together, containing BA. IK. I d I g o y, now occupied by Ralph Bull. part"rn PoatawShoi,cLurhetahillilasdD:ictoir:ll,y,:t)ti):vvil.(ii..,g,).l°.l:clletattir,iiiicii:l,7 A ob le ' Mead- t• 9. A Alessuage, B an, and several Parcels of 1 s i. twiLsLet(leutl:B‘7.s.nho,:eweepYto_ercreicaceluhaPzesarcoenls to‘ti'fArisritiobnie. tuate in Chalvintton, and now occupied b). Robert 1 rr _ t . 4 _ _ L L . ot to. A conapact and eligible Farm, consisotn?l_fo, iti.i c - 'ss cl uttge, Barn, Oasthouse, and several Parcels i t, A s h u ate ow, and Pasture Land, containing 7A • SR,' 9 'y Oat' . Jr 11 arcomne, about three miles from Lewes, aou nob pied by Wm. Tm. owner• aft ougg Lot Xt. A Freehold Farm, well stocked with y i j oi ,s, natall:Adasci.sll,-ceritr.it.iii.:ri.:i;;lr..lls.di'; . ;htivitvg Timber ; and consisting of a Alessuai,c, `,,,,d0w, and other Buildings, and several. Parcels of Arable, 'coma/itilld Pastntz, and Wood - Land, called Roues I. arm, e(,,ear cupied lay 1 40 A• 3 R.' t. 4 P. situate in Slaughatn and ~1 11, ,,Y , ,), airi Cuekfield, .„and the Great Turnpike Road to pr i g" - . ~ James Niarchant. now .occupied by Henry ktiahop 171:P0.t situatets..'fv, , , :o t w Pi e c e c i e , s . o ti t ee - P t :;t in ure Ar tr g t i z ol x t i t ,l n".l"s.s; , no , n hard , azgi f Lot 13. A Cottage, Barn, Garden, and ••••rc in i o g 3-: Parcel of Meadow Land thereto idjoinin4, 613"" o n itov f aR. P. situated. at the Street in Wilui lig ' "”)' occupied by William Vine. rag cog "t 1 4- A Parcel of Arabe Land, called Pickha '. u nied taini ng 6 A. aS P. situate in Wilmington , 11 4 by Mr. John Ada. Land, C 5 Lot IS. Two Parcels of-Meadow and ArAble L , r 50 0 ' the P:cktield, or Thoruwell Field, and the W a rre t T i ( " 5 . 2 Wile tizld, containing together 9A. zR. 34P* situate an's nii , tkt ' - -°11 ! and iww occupied by Mr. lona Ad, d- f a i clan Lot i 6. A Parcel .L. d calloiwiraingtan• Field, . . of Arable •-n , .. i containing SA. t R. ft P. situate iu • ~ or an now occupied by Mr. John Adc. Vorfla n e,r. Lot 17. A ('arc elof NI- clow Land, called . , in Dormonfi' • Fie-, e '" ‘ " fineo I' sitlla t " i• containing 4A. 1 • 1 ant iington, and now occupied I 'I Mare i • year by Air. ,• - " marina font . Al! the above Estates are held by tile "Tenant of 0t 3 ' to year, and every Tenant (exceP t t'L . L, _ to qu it whose 'year ends. at a sub -e Liza: time) has had n i c I et at Michaelmas next. ' 4 , ~.„o,,t_ The T arcs • an LL . qars tnay be had of Mr. Hopq, 0 Le"3l 'Tenants will show the several Est . and I. 00. Partic • . • .• al Newman,lditnli n occupiedi TO• THE LADIES. IF the Preservation of He 7 l t h an d B eauty i s an 1 °N eel of Importance to the Fair Sex, Dr. llrodum, the Sole,Toventor and Proprietor of those invaluable Medicines, the Nervous Cordial and Botanical Syrup, front impulses at once the most delicate and disinterested, recornitiends to the loveliest Part of the Creation those Specifics which have never failed, under a variety of the most critical cases, to prove a sovereign, if not an infallible Remedy. SIR, It is my particular wish that you make the follow 7 ng Case public, for the benefit of the afflicted at large.—l had long lalsbured under extreme illness occasioned by a relaxed habit, with excruciating pains in my legs, insomuch that I could scarcely stand; I was also afflided with Spasms to such an alarming degree as to he often heard to scream from the vio lence of the pain. I was happily recommended to take your 'Medicines by Mr. Hitchin, SS.oolstapler, No. bo, Bermond sey, which had the desired tact ; it has perfettly cured me, and I now enjoy health, which has been long '4 stranger to me. I am, Sir, With due gratitude, your humble Servant, WM. MACE, May IT, 1801. No. 59, Bermondsey -street. Mrs. Grew, .of No. 2, Crabtree-rotv, Bethnal-green, de clared, in the presence of an eminent Surgeon, that she was afflicted for upwards of fourteen years with a dreadful Ner vous Disorder, excessive Low Spirits, Nlpitation of the Heart, and Pains in all her Limbs, that prevented her front doing her domestic concerns ; she applied to several of the Faculty without receiving any benefit whatever. In this situation she applied to Dr. Brodum, who recommended her to take the Nervous Cordial, which pettedly cured her by only taking fbur bottles at il. zs. each. London, Sept. 30, 1800. • ESTHER GREW. Any Person desirous of farther intbrination, may have every satisfaction by applying either by letter, or personally, to Mrs. Grew, as above. The Botanical Syrup and Restorative Nervous Cordial', to be had at the Dodoes House, No. 9, Albion-street, in bottles. at 11. 2S. 'I is. 6d. and ss. sd. duty incliidcd ; Jeboult and Co.'s, late WWI,' No. tso, Oxford -street, opposite Bond street ; Golding, No. 4z, Cornhill ; Ward, No. 324, Holborn ; Cockell, Strand ; Tutt's ' Royal Exchange ; Williams, Per fumer to His Majesty, No. 4i, Pall-Mal; E. Newbery, corner o rst.Paul's Church-yard; Bolton'i, Royal Exchange; Chijig and Butler, No. 4, Cheap Side ; Btirgeols, Amick and Son, No. 32,' Haymarket ; Shaw's Medicine-warehouse, High-street, Borough,. opposite the Soiithwark Bank ; Mr. Piddingis; No. 76,. Oxtord.street, opposite the Pantheon ; Forbes, Druggist, No.3z, Blackman-street, Borough ; Dicey, Bow-lane; and to he had of all the Booksellers and Printers in the principal Market Towns in the United Kingdoms. They are also sold by .his appointment,. at the Per fumer'::, No. 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ro bertson's Toy-shop. No: io3. K.Ntiird-street ; Mr. SteePs„ No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; and by one Per son in every considerable Town in England; &c. in boxes olonly as. 9d. each, sealed up, with full and plain Di rections, whereby Persons of either Scx may cure them selves with case and secrecy. N. B. Each 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 Bridge-street,"—tu imitate which is Felony, and all other are counterfeit. y BUCI-I,IIAN NI'M I LLAN, (of Liow-Street, Covent-(:arden); and-Published by WILLIAM ,or Horse- rcrry:.roa.i, , No. 112, Strand; where Advertimmtntt, Qrdert fur the rater, Litt(rtfor ere 4ditor, (posi-paidj, mils; be acidrc"c • an • H o of This Day Was published, by Matthe ws ' 66. 18 ' Str, orto . don, in One Volume, Odavo, with an elet;ant the Author, price only 35. • A NEW EDITION. • . aL , • Aa-. QOLOMON's . GUIDE to HEALTH v or, ky r LI vice to both Sexes, on female diseases, nerwusi: is rea chondriac, and consumptive conaplAnts. - Phis ? ,) , ° labe ur at comanehded to young men and boys ; has been to‘a aih itoi s many years experience and observation on epic .1.61 a. „lobe . structive consequences or a secret anddestrudive viie; it p01i1t,%,, to direct methods of cure, from a blenhorragia, or gotiorr'lrihpo a confirmed siphilis. To which is added, on c's 4 °n Ito te a in the millet' , and sterility and barrenness incident ,i de , makes, Sze ;an appendix on the subject of a soli.tary ' 3 t " ntor s f and those who have the care and education of youth; _ l oos the atilieted wit!! '!, ii i i a vice, and an address to parents, guardians, I,il:a. wise advice to bathers, particularly toni complaints:. The whole illusitated and irtterspNec.tii"wilicrs variety of authentic fads never before published. I , ver fic; is explained the symptoms, mode of treatment, and ' L . eil , in the different stages of the scurvy, leprosy', kw,ou4 r a t Cord gotit, rheumatism, and' venereal disease • cautions.trWoret T h T i s he e e ( l 2 e el orated treatment, &c. with the difference between the v en6c. P of the danger of improper conne'ttions - of 1 4 1 1 s yalr s and those•frequently mistaken for them. , aA ja, h -gofer ot u to the -• • weak, the sickly, and infirm. Its warm a a n a ., e for , i o C rti t i ) a ß i i l s M a A p r L e s B e r at v e l r . a i n t o t t r . 5: 11. r- ;111,11 1 1 h. eating quality, indisputably renders i t t h e beat i 1 the spi-• et atationsa. debility, lassitude, tremors, sitilcit i g I anal or is, and all those nervous Ake - lions which harass 1 , 2 all press the weak, the sedentary, and the delicate ; for I ' d a d , these cases, it is calculated to vva an d ' 1 Y t " c° lihar • rin Stt.at LIS , tremulous • narves, to sheath and invigorate the ni,. r oot s l y - stem, to animate the spirits, and renovate the wn° , :_`a Dal vhereby the chill and watery fluids become rich en: samic, and .the circulation resumes its healthful atat lt 0 10 Also the A im-Impetigines, which is in the Igoe,' wool more than doubly valuable, as the intemperance a nd * der , an ti rc n Ao of the age ' . is hastening the ravages ofthe acurYY• 3•-iiteittP ing our blood more impure ; and though a love ot s t aac havO ranee cannot on any account be defended, yet those v: . ,',, a ati been weak enough to associate with the sons of lon:i'ai of' thereby destroy their constitutions, have the Ine a ` ls Fed ° fered them of restoring themselves to perfed health. _soca. ros. 6tl. 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Southamptnt,',,,d_ fitaY! iiidcmli* i-oale Stattbrd, Morgan ; Stamford, Newcomb ; St _. a, y ._ Salisbury, Collins i Scarborough, Bayley ; Tau'll` g : fec aloa t _ ll ,; Tunbridge Wells, orange ;and‘V•el Is, E ell l ; , !__ ivend c .',. Wood 6ltikency ; all the tviedienT•;.,,e spit . b e Ilan "' s pit in the ;..Windsor,no of whom may anal , he tacos -a, S•TERG ENT .LO T I Q,N ' , for cleansing t ,11, ,, „jots 2 , y from all cutaneous eri•ptions. Pints ss. sci i : !at WANTS A' PLACE, as CAP SINGLE MAN, about Thirty Years of Age, who pertitaly Understands his BUsiness in all it's Branches, and Cii4l have an undeniable Character. A Line adzkesseci to C. R. ;It Ali% Roll's, Florist, King'..s Road, Cheiced, will be duly attended to. • T was not without RELUCTANCF, that I originally 1 deviated from regularity of Practice, but - 1 feel sufficient compensation in having considerably conduced to the ame lioration of life's severest suifanws. As a INIENIBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SU RG EONS, I was desirous to rescue the victims of indis cretion front the rapacity and ignorance of those-to which this branch had been hitherto disgracefully and injuriously confined. And as no disorders are more important than the VENEA F.A I. Ms EASE and IhaILITY, they certainly require: abilities fully equal, and attention with less remission than can be spared by general Practitioners. All Venereal Complaints are slight in their first appear• antes, but irresistibly fatal in their progress. , To prelude the possibility of danger by an immediate cure, or to erradi cate the most Insidious and the most complicated tases, can only he expede.d from a Practitioner directly and uniformly engaged in such exertions. TO re-animate the frame by the gradual progress of Medi cine, and to procure not merely a renewal, but an absolute increase of vigour to those whose constitutions have been un dermined by a sr.ca ET and soLITAAtv VICE, has been the ob jed and pursuit of nine years practice. Amidst the casualties and calamities which surround us, no situation is more grat ing to the feeling mind, than that of the debilitated sufferer, who is conscious that his own imprudence has been the un fortunate cause of his merited misery —but to sink in de spair, from a desire of concealing his misfbrtune, is only adding to the culpability of his first indiscretions. And however difficult other Medical Men may consider such com plaints, I feel enabled to offer a curewltere the most eminent and the most respettable have failed. The terms of remuneration arc unequivocally stated on the first interview, and liberality of treatmneut, as well as regu larity of qualification, constitute the plan upon which Mr. B— may be consulted personally or by letter, at his house, No. 29, Arundel-street, Strand, near Temple Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-street, adjoining. and the name icon both the doors. M. B-, Member of the Rota Colley,e of Surgeons of London.