The Sun. — London, England, 1802-05-22 00:00:00

The Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster-bridge, continues to hold that high and flattering charatter for the variety and excellence of its entertainments, which has for so many years distinguished it, and which the present combination of beautiful per firmances, consisting of the new Speelacle 114ulock the Slave, the beautiful Ballet of War,Subdued, and the. unequalled Pantomime of the Seven Champions, or Harlequin. St. George, contributes to support, by the fattradion of don t :led audiences.—Mr. Upton's new Historical Spedaele comes out at Whitsuntide. None oldie Phantasmagorists have produced il lusions on so large a scale as those preiented at the New Theatre, Sadler's Wells, nor such a variety of subjcets : when the merit of this artist is added to Oat orSt. l 'erre, Bologna, jun. Davis,. Grinialdi, and a long fist of vocal and pantomimic talents, which are very aptly displayed, through the medium of most appropriate entertainments, it ceases to be a matter of wonder that the Wells is so-pettedly the fashion. . The Mayor, Sheriffs, and Common Speaker- of this City, waited on Major -General MYERs, with the following Address : At an Assembly of the Mayor, Sheriffs, and Common-Council of the City of Cork, the First Day of May, 'Stn. Resolved unanimously, that the following Addeess be presented to Major-General MYERs : To MAJOR-GENERAL MYERS. Peace being now universally confirmed, We the Mayor, Sheriffs,_and Common-Council of the City of Curk, in Common-Council assembled, beg leave in. terms of affdlionate regard, to express our unani. , mous approbation of your condua. amongst us. With the aid of your vigilant and unremitting at; tention, we have seen Peace and Order uniformly preserved in this City, and we have observed your anxious care and exertions to.proteet and defend ,its loyal inhabitants from-the horrors of Rebellion. We are highly gratified in your being continued in this Command, where we sincerely hope you may long remain to enjoy in health and quiet, what you have so. justly merited. • Done at the-Council-Chamber, in the City of Cork, the First Day of •May, rBox. Michael Westtopp, Mayor john N. Wrixon ) 'TOM G. Newtori; : A S her iff • • . John Swete . . • . - Philip Bennet William Butkr „Michael Busteed Thomas !).vegan Philip Allen Pt icilard Kellet Benjlmin Bousfield Samuel Rowland John Day ohn Shaw William teycester ohti Thocripton 1 per Lu ca s esian Pick ThOrnis Harding, jun. as Paul Naylor • * l'hornarHarding - Thomas Dunscombe, Comnian Speaker. Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in thi s dis o rdei, compared with the Calamitous situations of Men, 'who, from an indulgatice in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequenCe of such pernicious habits. W here the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully cone eals his misfortune, it. may .be some conso lation for him to know, that althotigh it be an objet] of doubt or uncertainty with other Practitioners, the removal of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renova- . tiou, is the acquirement of -my • Experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to - reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will be . prevented by an early Counterac tion of this languid State ; and in these: cases, no great difficulty will occur. But where this Deficiency has-for years existed, a proper ptheverance is. indispensably !equisite to revive the slum. boring; Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate the Constitution. M ARR I El) WOMEN, who have king been disappointed in their expeCtations , df a Family, may be assured, that in Most instances, istrelfdefets are curable, by Medical skill. ) The secresy r .wliieh is.,so essential to my undertaking, and the qualifications Which I bave presumed to state, form the basis of rily: pretensions,, and in coincidence %vim such this intimation is given, that Mr. - 11, may he. consulted persanally, or b , c Letters (inclosing. a small Note), at - his house, No. io, 'Arundel-Street, Strand, near Teini•de $3" There is an additional Entrance in Water-street, adjoining - , and the Name is on both tile doors. M. B.—, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. , /.ONDOK ; Printed by RUCIIAAN M`MILLAN; (Of Bow-Strcet, Corent-(:3reien); aid Published by WILLIAM Mmict , x Scßipts, (of horse- ferry..n)ad; ‘Veitininster;; At tlic SUN-U7wlCl) 12, Strand; whcze ddvatuessexii, Orders for the P a per , L ette r s for Eke Edtor, .84c,,, 00.1t-taid). must be addressed. DEAR SIR, .. T is with the most heartfelt satisfite.tion e i,r ia' • A. address you on. the incomparable excellence si 3 11 ' 6 valuable Medicine, LEAKE:.'s PATE;;;T. , Ver'e , 'Spring of this year I had theinisfortnne to contrac t ~,' d real.Complaint„at tended with .the most alarming 3",06'n gerous symptoms.; insomuch, that have been,'„ t oP: to my room foy a rrhole week together, and not al)r, out ofit I had ne rest night nor day, and suißred excruciating pain and torment, and what was still ji6e en: my.. eyes , gretv- 'Weak, and dim; so that I cowl(' scarc ii e . leH any object, if eyer so close to me, and expected norT;itt than th e total. loss of my : sight.—froizi stout, " r tr i ; and rather, cor.p.ulent,matt,- I became a mere shad" v :,,es 'I ohjectofpitynndcompassion. My friends had all b tue :id l over, and thought my recoVery impossible. In this or o' o , .state,. and expeCting, every minute to be ITLY boll' n o world, I • was fortunately recommended by a g''' •to try your Medicine; but having tried all medical .A rt ln it purpose, and being at an enormotis expence, it was before I could be r prevailed on to take them • at 135 Incic a % .forsix boxes, and before I had-taken decrease i o f a s siderable henefit ; mv pains gradually l, 3 11 c orr ,..i'd sight•grew betty, and, to the great surprize 51 51 or e), 1 4 'anent of - ail my friends ‘lifter taking three boxes I , l ' 11 ",43 health. and strength was perfectly restored, i 11 ' 1 : 1 a s (thanks to.my God and your invaluable Medicines) .4 and hearty as ever I was in my life. - 1°1 ; 1 ; 1 You are at full• liberty to publish this 3 . l loget you think ~ p roper, for the benefit of society -at.4,11 9 . which should have sent you sooner, but. 'was relapse.. I remain, with the utmost gratitude , • Dear Sir, your obliged humble Servant, 1 4 .-. , High-street, 13irmingitain Nov. I, 1799. 17 tyc o. '.The .above - Medicine is earnestly reconulle n t er , Persons that are in any doubt of their be every Venereal tiMion, particularly, to thfase o f ing their condition in life, as it will c ortairtLY tan aiaA t ts every taint of that nature, of however long' dis°f o nto lug en t ' r .ntir 1. 1 , 4 0 however disguised under the aepearance or L is it may he; for Scorbutic, Glandular, and Cuban. plaints, it is also recommended to be taken, e ''' P. the SPring,Sufnmer, and Fall. s Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor , llloM_Andenfle Loa, Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, his Hotly, Ng. g, New where P e e pillsfor Advici,• Without - .a fee,- to persons taking th C5 „ the will answer•Pittidnts' Letters, if post-p- 51 , , „ 1 ° , - ; e.crec:P . ,n terms, observing in all caSesAlle most irrvri a " tnit a t - or, Patient's name or case having been mentlonedt t he c'"'n , own particular request, by the Proprietor , dur ir faucti n 6tl:c° ?Z1 extensive sale 'of the above of more than 35 years, ,that he has. had the c l n,e pra :wdicine, and pet' arising therefrom, t tlie• so' They are also sold by • his a .ointMent , , I; Mr.,l , se fittncez,• No. 35, St. Albans-street, pall-;{131 r• SO gets l' e rtscuf - s 20/ . fl d b' xfortl.street or" ' t es' An . 1,7. Unio- row, e 'f -hill; a l- IP son in every considerable Littl Town ower in E ng land, ovirl ier oi oft/My as. each, sealed up, with 1411 v cut e t .rettiow4, whereby Persons of . either . Sex; "'"' 14 1 Selves, with ease and secrecv. „a;ell•vr 4 cr' N. Is. Each .lox sold' in Great Pritain is. lilis;ion a Stamp,i on which, by favOur' of the CP'llNo printed at the Starrip-.6lace-i-" T- TaY lar . • liridi;e-street,"—to imitate which 'is . • ate counterfeit. TILE POST_OFFICE. • Tkle following Account of the Revenue of the _ . GE 14 ER AL POST-OFFICE has been presented to , the House of Commons. We have two Peascms for offering-our congratulations on the statement which it presents .the first is, on -account of the great 'ob. vious increase of the at.tr,:.spondence of the Country, proving its general increase of Wealth and the next, on the very able and admirable manner- in which that branch of the Revenue is conducted. An Account of the Net Revenue of the Post-Office paid into the. Exchequer, exclusive of Parli:naen. tary Pension:, l'rom the ,sth of April, r 761, to sth April, t Soz, distinguishing 'each year; to gether wir4 an Account of the linnuilltentittaticei from Scotland for the saine'period: Exchequer Edinburgh Payments. Rcinittances, C. 3. - d. ,C. s. d. :76T- .. 36,400 0 0 7.3,15 5 I I 1762 -36,40 e o o 8;631 2 7 63 - 3 6 ,4 6 5 0 o 6,003. o 3 , 64 - 41,400. o'o 6,203 o e ' S. 376 S 86, too o o 7,600 o 1766 lolo4bo O A . 13,300 o o 2767 - 10 5 ; 400 o 0 It,goc o o 2 7 68 - 709,4n0 0 0 Iz,lol 0 1769 0 o tz, vso 0 a .17.70 - 10%400 0-0 I T,Foo O o ill! • rOO,lllO o 12,0 to 0 o ,3772 - I 18,400 0 0 22,:m0 o 1773 - 149,403 0 o 22000 0 0 I - 74 - 147,400 0 0 31,0c.0 0 0 . - I 53,400 0 0 12,000 o 2176 - 16;,100 • 0 1.2.300 o 3777 142..400 • o 21,600 o o 1.78 - Tlt's,4.lo o e 16,383- 1-2 4 177 g . 321,400 0 o 36,1.'74 1Z 4 1733 a. 121,400 o 0 14, 2 5 0 0 0 1781 - 142,400 0 0 2o;000 2782 tr , 3,100 0, a 20,000 0 0 • 2783 0 0 20,000 0 0 .2 7,4 177,4 7 0 0 0 10,000 0 0 InNS - 225, tco 0 0 43 1 7 e5 . 26 4 ,000 0 0 2 7 ,000 1 7 8 7 - 2 54i 0 . 0 0 a 0 28.000 o o 1 783• 2 74; 0- 0 0 o 28,018 7 6 17a9 . 300,000 0 o 34, 6 35 3 8 )790 361,00 b • 0 32..000 0 o 1791 325,000 0 o 3,3.000 0 0 3 79 Z • - 34 0, 4 8 4 3 91 3303° 11 3 4 7 4 )3 - 334,000 0 0 50,325 12 1 794 39 2,000 0 0 44 , 33 2 0 0 1+ 95 - 4 21,0000 0 34 ,64 4 1 9 5 2790 • -44a,0c0 0 - 0 43,8 1, It !* 279/ 30 1 000 0 0 57. 20 4 1 9 2798 . 632,000 0 0 63,39 e I 8 5 2 799 - 653,000 0 o 64,959 10 3 t3oo - 699,000 0 o 84.4 31 18 3 180 - 743,000 0 0 78,330 9 9 15.)2 858,000 0 0 135,791 11 3 Examined per TI 10 MAS CIIU RCP, Deputy-Accountant.Gruetal. Year May io, ISoz. COURT OF ARC,RES. DOCTORS' 'COMMONS, MAY 20. ti 10121... TIIE R:Giir HON. 5/P. W. WIXKIII. BONHAM 'V. BONHAM. (An Appeal from the" Consistory . Cpurt of Lon-. dot,). This was a cause of divorce or separation froin bect, board, kind mutual cohabitation, by reason of adultery, promoted by_ George lonttain, Esq., an . OtEver in the East India CoMpany's Service; asainst Eliza Bonharit, his wife. it appeared that the parties were married at Ben. gal, in the month of March, 1797, .and that. soon afterwards the Lady departed tor En and,-leaving her husband in the East Indies;- that in the course of the voyage, ,at - the Cape of Good Hope, she be. tame acquainted with a Capt. Rooke, who was on board another shipi that at St. Helena it was oh. Served by one of the witnesses, that letters passed . between them three or - four - times a day ; that Capr:Rnoke quiteed his own ship, and came on board - the ship in which this lady was a passenger ; that during the retnainder of the voyage, the: same witness proved that she saw them frequently alone 'together, and Witness had,- o doubt whatever, from the Lady's eondua, that very improper familiari ties ,passed, between' them. It further appeared, that a similar intercourse took place between them on their arrival in England, and, : in one particu.' hr instance, they were traced to a house of ill : fame in the neighbourhood of Leicester . r fields, where they continued for a considerable . time together during that day. It also appeared; that, Mr Bon ham did not arrive in England till thex7ilt or 28th of Oaober, 1797; although Mrs. Bonham was de. livered of , a full-grown. male child, .at' a house in Arundel-street, on the Bth of April 1798, when. I'ir. Bonham could not have seen his wife more than fiwe months. O. the nart of Mrs. Bonham it was submitted, : that the ?vidence was not sufficient to prove the identity of this Lady, or that Mrs. Bonham was the same Lady that was delivered of a male child at the house in Atundel.strati The Learned Judge was clearly of opinion that the as of adultery had been fully established, and accordingly pronounced against the Appeal, and affirmed, th6:sentence of the Court below' „<, FAREWELL ADDIUSS, ISSUED AS ORDEFts TO THE NORTH DEVON REGI MENT of VOLUNTEERS, ON THEIR, BEING Dls. EMIIODIED. Regimental Orders, April 19, 1302. FE ELI NC myself unable personally to address you'On the present occasion; I 'rake this method of . congr:~:'ulatin my flithitill3rother Offieers and 'Men on the confirmation of Peace., .Qiye me leave before' we separate, ,to,return you rriy, f irtost 'sincere Thanks for the Honour you did me, wheii , pati approved of me first as your ComManding 00cer; much nattered - by -your distinftioh, but , tvords are too weak to express the &ttisfattion I:ll . ave since expe rienced by 'your s;iiform, ste;a s ci):;4,,fid truly soldier_ like behaviourduring a series_ :ofltrear eight years, amidst the se ere trials of tliegreatest scarcity and tumult's ; and,when you marched with every reason to expect meeting, in a few lours, the' , inveterate Enemy_of your King and your Country,, with j.u.J tice you then received the public thanks of the Great- Officers . of- State ; and since that-period, of our dear., beloved King, of the Commander in Chief, His :Royal Highness the Duke of York, the Lord Lieu , ,, tenant of . the County, the General Commanding the Distril, and of the Duke of Portland, Principal Se t , cretary of State ; and with . an exultation not to be described, I again repeat - vty .individual .thanks- for" 'the assistance 1 have received both frem.the•Offieers, and Men, which has en:ibled me rq> place the Regi. metre in the high estimation-they are now .univer, sally allowed- to merit.. To support the Honour an,', Charatier of the Regiment was not only. my boast, but it was the :heart-felt pride of a roan grows old in endeavouring to serve his Country whenever he had an opportunity.. „ It will ever be my pride,as, long as I Jive, though, now we paw, to join again such a set of gallant friends and 4dherents rn support of the Laws and !Constitutinn of Old England, if, unhappily,' oc. -c.asion should require it. When I say I shall al ways wish to 'the Utmost of my abilities to promote the welfare and happiness of my faithful CoMrades, I really speak what the firm attachment and Wasions: of a grateful heart diaate. I rejoice I have lived long enough to have conduaed you to Peace and Plenty ; 'and I sincerely hope that, honour and ,comfort will be the lot of such true friends of this happy Islan& (Signed) PAUL ORCHARD, Commandant, North Devon Regirnthit of Volunteers, THE REGIMENT'S ADDRESS TO THEIR COLONEL, IN ANSWER TO THE . ABOyE. • - To PA:Ur...ORCHARD, Esq.' Lieut.-Col:Com. N.D.V. WE, the Offizers, Non.commrssioned Officers, Drummers and Privates of the' North Devon Regi ment of Volunteers, impressed with .the deepest concern, that, indisposition prevented your, being rvitli tiIC Corps at the time of their being' ciisembo. died, k l eg leave thus publicly to testify .to you our best Thanks, tot. the very polite Addre'ss. you . were pleased to issue. as your Regithental Orders on that occasion,. We are proud and hippy that nt. have merited your esteem, and With gratitude weacknow. ledge that, under your patronage, we have been able to support such a Charaeier as has been approved of bpour-King and Country. .Yout hospitality and benevolence as a Gentleman, your judicious decisi. Magisexate., y 6,1 r c hilifiez. 1S LI Officer x !lave ever 'made it our highest ambition to meet your wishes in every respeA, but more particularly the : latter, being. fully convinced that whatelier or. dens you gave, must tend to the good of the service. Happy in haying served our Country, happy in baying your good opinion, we noW take our leave -' of you, withour most fervent wishes that you rmiy .ehjoy every comfort this world tan afford, -and you deserve ; assuring, you, Sir, and our Country; that if evrr our Services are, wanted, ,we shall he ready, to give every assistance in our power, under your Command, to proteet the best of Kings, the Laws and Constitution. . Signed, in behalf of ourselves and Companies, FINRY DOWNE, Major; TH0,.1.,,s GRANT, Capt. & Adj. JAMES BURK E, STErnEN WILLCOCK, 9 THOMAS CUTC L IFl.* W. a HATHERLY, jOIO'HANDFORD, I ° WILLIAM BARTLETT,...) B: eiard, t43y it, CORK. To which le war pleased, to• make the followiy.g • Answer: To .the Right Worshipful the Mayor, SheriE and Cominat-Council of the City of Cork. The unanimous and most kind. Approbation you have - expressed of my Condud, during. my Com mand amongst you, requires more language than I posSess to convey to you ply sentiments - ou the Honor you have conferred upon , ine. After the seriously dangerous times we have passed together, it gives me satisfadian, more than I can express, that my Condud has merited your ap probation; you are well acquainted with the mo tives on which 1 was uniformly desirous to Your support and countenance aided me In every difficulty, and thiSCitri has .happily escaped any of the most violent ads',clif atrocious Treason. . I most gratefully (-;arad 4 -' sincerely return .you my . heart-felt Thanleert(ti which, permit- me to add my sincerest wish for your .health. and prosperity, •W; MYERS, Major-Gen. Cork, `,:ay 6th, 1802. The new grand,Ballet of Attion, the Rim] Pre. ditlion, or . Midnight Assass'!l), at the - Royal.Circus, is highly admired in every cireie for its great splen_ dour of scenery,: and adniirably'CompoSed muSic ;. but it stands in even much higher, estimationfor the vations and - impressive parts of its interesting plot. The first inter View. .Kthwald with. Elhurga, and the,early effeas' of that ambition her love for him plants in his hosom,---ttle insinuating sorceries in the Cell of the Mystics—the affeaing transadtions in 'the Chamber Scene, and murder ofoswal—the Pri sc,ri Scene, and the very striking appearance of the, Spettres in the condusioh,' heightening the horrors of the guilt-strack mind of. EthWald,' are ,finely con ceived and performed.---Such a Piece cannot fa,il of a long continuance of -that very powerful attraftion which it now possesses. • SfilP EWS Y.ARMOUTIt, MAY 20. . . Arrived—the Friendship, Barber, and Favourite, HuMing, from Liverpool ; and Choice, Cross,. from Memel. • Sail'ed-7tlie Brothers, Harris, and New Kerrison, Cruk may, to the East, in. ballast; Perseverance, Steward, fur Memel ; and Betsy, Marston, for Archangel. .CRAV . ESE.ND, ,MAY 21) Passed by—the,ffincie, )i _,WDonald, front Surinam %Hope, Burrell, from : Opkato; . , Fitnny, Duncan, front lio ' riduras ; Martha, Lewi 14ngton,' ar, Perseverance,remonger, from' Dublin; Anna ; largaretta x L3ines, for Dieppe ; on Pet ter, Peters, bornErnbden.; Blight,' ;',Elilab;rth, and l'we esusters„ from Rotterdan). . , . Sailecl—the .john,for• FialifaX ; Nile, Piingle, for Nantz ; and Agnes, Bowen, fur Calais ; Charlotte, lien, for Rouen ; Swan, Miller, for Lisbon; Union, Whit. well, for St. Antlero; arid Twe Gcbroders, los Rot . terdain. MARRIED. On Wednesday last, .at Arlington Coat, Gloticesters:hile, V. COnally, Esq. of Portland-place, to Miss Matilda Dun kin, daughter of Sir William Dunkin, late one of. Ole Judges oldie Supreme Courta judicature.at Calcutta. DIED. On Tpcsday last, at Teinsford-Flall, Bedfordshire, Lady Payne (widow of the late Sir Gillies Payne, • • ' On s,t'edne•day the 12th inst. at his seat at Byth, Aber deeitshire, in the Stst year of his age,'Adain Vecimhart, .Esq. On Thursday, at Lambeth; in the 79th year of h►s age, Mr. Robert Cartons'., I'IUCE 0I.; Ss sank Stock tgq ' India Stock 2191 N'llvys per Cent. 102,13 i ExchN.iiil6 IS-.2s.prem.par. i per Cent. 1 7 , 7 ,103 i 43i Fundabie ditto prem. i fish ; per Cent, • 3d Exchequer Bills par ipr tent. C. 89;a- ' I New S. S. Stock ' ; per ce n t. Red. 733 . ?, ' 1 Omni= r ri.r ti prem. 3 per Cent. con: 741 - 1114 - I linper. 3 per Cent. 721.74 Ditto Scrip 1 Ditto At t n. it is-16 12 hank I—Ann. 26; 15-16 flank for op'ening Ditto Short Ann. India tbr opening Ditto Scrip .Consols tar Account 744 SECOND-HAND-GUNS. GENTLEMEN having such, by .wel,known good Makers, to part with, and will be early in send ing them to Robinson and,Co.'s Armoury Sale Room, Tich borne-street, the'.top of the jiaymarket, will have a good opportunity to dispose-of them to advantage, on account of the numerous Sportsmen. that use this louse, particularly at this season of the year, before they Jeave Town.-L-Variety of Shooting Articles, Fine Gunpowder, Patent Shot, Flints, and Spring Guns for Gardens. - WHEN •PkofessiOnal Men 'of Education and Responsibility.4v late from the general System. by the seleetion of a peculiar branch, the sanction of long'con tinned success is the best criterion of superiority. Eight years have I devoted my praCtice to the _exclusive treatment of Three Disorders, and the successtbl resideol my plan giyes me additional ardor to oppose, as tar as I am able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities, r . After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wish at an early period of Practice to rescue in. dividuals from the, ignorance of uneducated .men, or' the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praaitioners.. The Three Digorders, - tb the Cure of which I .have de voted my attention, comprise every species of 'VEN E REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long du. ration: ally, All kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of schoolboys, or the indulgences of mature age: And, lastly, tut derangement of the system in wo men which is called BA RRENN ESS, or STERILITY. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrheca;- and it not un frequently happens that the seeds of Lite are poisoned by . the indiscretion of au unguarded hour.---By a- superior me thod such Complaints are easily tuned; and, even where others have failed, 1 trust that 1' may presume to oiler a Isus- - • - _- • - , Y T; 4 2:/iMPrc o e 4 " - PEDO M ET . EA, Or ' NI7 ••• - • •,, IS ER, which when worn in the Pocket, 3,0'i,"4 the distance the Wearer walks (price Two G I li neS) 4i ' Cl'' by SPENCER and PERKINS, Watch-makers, N('• -,,,','„. 3 0 fears St. Sepulchre's Church, Snow-hill ; villo 1.. 0r l ', -- , do fears have fabricated these 14-achines ;. and though t,',l ke i, not claim the Invention,.it.being almost as ancient as 1 0 , 3 .., e Watches, yet all that 'ever catne- to their knowledg'' ''.. in d incorrea in their petfprinance as t I been so rude in their 'shape, inconvenient in vic' ri " l ,lbY , 0 taw as Useless. l' ü blic i s This' ' • ' , which they take . the liberty to offer to tlig, - -, jet, elegata in itself, most conveniently used, pell.e,Ct'Y 7,.. e rr iiiig and; . what is' desirable in all Machines of k ancy; c. x r-$1,1”; cheap; riot liable to be Out' Qe order, anti is a west tfil u „, - ,a s:ompanion to Gentlemen, who are fond of W' lo/ g - , Shoosing, ...: P.' • Flatt - enng . themselves the great Improvement lately , o f has - - carried tt to -its ultimaturn, thhy take this inetho",a,t makihg it public,. to secure to tlierriselves at least t he cr oo thereat', having been Miiterially injured-by; Plagiatits qe , have copied their Machines - , and passed them- Ott' to Gf-n, : '„.. nip as their own•liiventions 'though at much higher c,i.'`'''''' and very inferior vk' A, pr . ' been sofin lai fiqt:l l ; of an ad 3 f r: APTAIN Thomas Oliver, Master of the of St. John's, Canada, solemnly declares that bill 1.;;,, receiked a deal of benefit front Dr. Broduin's Nervous,-.05t dial ; likewise his wife; Mary Ann Oliver, W as l iing 'educed. to Death: door; arid - Was perfettly cured. o ver by ai Dr. Brodurn's Nervous Cordial, ;rftei - being givan ,thd able rhysicians iii the Munttyliketiwse s acral ()I 1 ,, intpuitalifsbl.the'islan re .d have iced reat benefit fro Cit ;above itYeigeili4;.' fV4ne • ss my Hand, THOMAS 01,1 V Ell* , . . .WISE. • `. As kseriqus. caution WOß to D all AV ho, THE from the nature ef he ir Cotnpl ' aints are ob4ged td have recourse tia'thaftlatli, with preparation Mercury. .Mercury it certainly', if ta ke „jet; ;discretion, a roust noble and e..tleaual. Cure for every not •of Venereal Infection ; but, on the Other hand, th er i c a i dan , an article iii the. whole Marerlit Medica so replete iger. Thii . s, it, a euld occurs when course collsit; traordihary Medicine, it freqUently leaves Sehind it Nuxmiaatgai,v i.u.ziac.Limi4s.„Piitaly ..(tleti.°ters anti,vhich; perhaps, do not appear for seven, 6 0 t 'd eti all years. Many Persons in business, Servants, and in e d to who, front the nature ut their emplOyments. are-° 1 " '„ g der be out in, all weathers,, being liable to catch cold l iv es; course of Mercury, which may .teriiiinarii th e ' r t itutq' Int- no such danger : wit i intervene to those Who f.ubs Dr. BRODU,M's BOTANIC-A.L SYRUP , 0 00 t*hich is pvrticularly recorrimended to be Used before . ° fa,/ ewer into the Matrimonial State, lest the iiatiscret iol 'i Parent are the source of vexation to hint the retriaindet °,Ol - spring, 'kiten cc, ittY a, :rang t e e - r h u il p t i il u s 4c o n t i.' a b i ' i t i t os t E n dencv, and a variety of other, Complaints. that ; :re o' suredly introduc.ed by the same niklea and i i nprinierieql to The Botanical. Syrup 'and iv.estorative Nervous Cordi'i3ot be had at the Dodor's House, No.. a, Albion-Streit , tl6 at 11 . as. 11S, bd . and ss: sd. (Duty: ifiefude4; ,osit c and Co.'s, ) ate acqn, Oxtord—itreet, Bond-srreet • Golding, N'o. 42, Corrihilf ; Ward? I;4° ' Viti" Holborn ; Bond-street; Golding, ; R o y a l E, :c h a nge hams,' I'erfunier to His •I‘lajcsty, No. 4t, Newberw, Cornet of St. Paul's - Churai-yard Royal.. Exchange; Ching arid Butler, N 0... •Bnrgeois, Amick arid ti.on, No- 32, Haymatket ;Jl dicine Warehouse, High-street, borough, opposite th e to ' wark Bank ; Mr. Pidding's, NO. 76, Oxtord-street, triiat sith the Pantheon • Forbesi.Dtuggist,-3z, Elackina' 4 ' s • Borough ; Dicey, 'tow-Lane. • tr .And to- be had of ail the Booksellers and Printers 'rl; Pr • riticigal Market . Towns in the United kiiitdoins , - A „ VENEREAL COMPLAINS. ' 3th R. RNOLD'. PILLS, so well k_rloo'.. ° •oo EuroPe for their 'superior efficacy and Pev°,t3ale mildness,-iri pettedly eradicating every , degree ot:t1 14 Ib4 real Disease without the least trouble - or contineinclit , • l ;o l , Pttlalie may. be assured tills. excellent Medicine is P c A congenial to the constitution, and many have reruarico-i'reil health having i ..4cii'mucti proved. in other respe as 3 „, : ite use. • . P rinsed Directions, _sigAiricl by • Dr. A rhold, are Atitli each Box, which will cnslle ill Persons to cure - - saws withourthoknowiedge of any one. b al Prepared by Dr. Arnold, at Whetstone,- MiLl'..lics e yri o in' Landoxi.by.-Mr. Axteli, No. r, 10 0ir!l , Ward, At his Patent Medicine Warehouse,' No. .37-4, Opposite ('.ray's Inn Gate ; and Mr: Pidding, at 1 .1 ,''.0•••• Medicine WaNhousii, No. ,76, Oxford-streer,-opP7 Baths- Pantheon.' • SOld . also by . th ; Sheppard, Bristol; - Alottley, Portsmouth ; Coltin160 1 ) bury ; Harroifand Thompson, Manchester ; Jones i • Liverool; Bulkeley . and Poole, Chester ; Po rsoi d 'irct* Piercey, Birming,learn'; Stevenson, NorWich • M idj i. l olo ; and Barushy, Ipswich; Gales, ; LL II Peck and Yolstenheirne; York ; Brown, 'Hull t n a ,-; 0 0 1dr , 1 Newcastle; ~- Cee Cambridge; Slater, Ox 4. sil • jeweller, Glasgow • Scott, Apothecary, EdinnurOi ; One reputable Bookseller in most Towns in England. Price_zs... yd. and ss: -d. a Box, Duty' included.; os , Where may be had. A mold's Nervous KLtoratiVc2 . VENEREAL BLINDNESS, &c . „ J o , ToMr. - Tnor4l.l TAY LO R, Surgeon, No. 9, ' 13ridge-street, London. I