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QARAII ECKFORM aged :lb - Yerirs.—‘itfien tirat this Cascot Scrap/mi.: made its appearatiCe it w. 15 iii the absothent glands ut the neck, w hien became rather thickened, and then advati‘ed toe hard tumour : she applied to a Medical Gentleman, who brought it to a suppuratton ; he then opened it, and the neck became ulcerated Irony the ear to the shoulder, Tumours soon lormeit in the ,sahvary glands, under the chin, in the parotid, by the aide of theca, and the -absorbent glands on the other side. She %yds mitred an- Outpatient of St. Aarthulomew's Hospital for eight months, without .receiving any relief. A; this time, by the advice of Mary Esdaile, who had experienced relief at the Dispensary, Soho scivare, sale began taking the... Drops, anti cuutitlued them for the space of a tweLvetnonth, whets ' the Ulcerti heatod, am! the because perfee:lly well. • • SARAH . fiCft.,'FOID. Crown.court, Fleet-street. lie careful to ask fur Spils!ntry's Patent lintixcorbutic Drops, having the words " the King's Patent" expressed, at length vu the bottle; bill of dircaluns, and outsni,; ‘y rap'. per. The stamp also, the (16() , is printed in black ink instead of red. Bottles puce ss. Anti 41, 25. duty included. Dispensary, No. lc, Sobp-squake. TO TIIE. AFFLICTED: , DR. SOLOMON derives the greatest satisfac tion front the number of Ca s:s that almost daily occur „ „hc,„ the efficacy of the Cordial hallo of Gilead is .de snAistratetiv in• eradicating the worst and roost ti.ingerdos s y m pt o ms of Nervous Disorders ; and is fully convinced ;l i ar nothing has tended so touch to establish the fame of this Medicine, as ith•cert.min success in those CoMplaitits Which Strike:their roots so Jeep 111. t Ile constitution, and arc so fatal to the happiness. of mankind.. • • • •Undstibtedly . , these innumeriOle Cases :and... Cures de serve the most serious consideration. he first Nobility in this Kingdom have testified their gratitude to .Dr. Solo. mon, of Gilead douse, near Liverpool, .by whom•this.valit. a bl e _m e di c i it o itorepa red, tor havois,been enrol of all /Very. • Otis Dist/tilers, wmth all the long train orsiokings, anxieties, and treMors‘ which so dreadfully aftki the weak, the seden. tarp., and the delicate : in thou, so meat is the effi:.ttot this Medicine that every, symptom of Disorder „will lu a - ..§hqrt . time be' succeeded lty cheerfulness , anti every presage, of Iltaltit, it animates the, spirits, and reoovtues the ,whoie. mart, rehriteehy uteri chill •wafetY.,o l.l ‘ o, *Ani, 4 ° 4 saner, anti time citeulation resumes it s natura l state. The Cordial 13,drn of Gilead is therefore earnestly retrofit mended in weak and shattered constitutions, weakness of• sight or memory, hypochondria, tremblings, horrors of. the mind, sexual debility, and all other Diseases arising front a relaxed state of the Nervous System. aild often the conse quence of intemperance, debauchery, inattention to the tuxes. sary cares of health; or luxury. I n sedentary, inactive, or studious tile, this Cordial halm has universally established its restorative efficacy, and may be justly enumerated with • the foremost Of those happy discoVeties which medical N. search has procured as the blessings of the itimiao race, and greatest counteractive to human misery. l'honsands'itt this d a y in,,the three Kingdatris„ and must parts Of F.tirope, Asia, ant i A m erica, live to bless the day they first applied to this atintirable Remedy, anti enjoy the blessings of health, who Height otherwise have dropped into JO untimely, grave, the viainms of early Impradetter, • The valetudin. trail by , birth, Who has received trot his parents the inheritance of a ti eased and tin prolific frame t the delicate female, whom an immured and, inactive life, tube titer with,•the immoderate use of tea and oilier weak and watery aliments HAS, without any fault of hers.,briailghr on all the calamitous symptoms of a (. ; ons ut;t pt, v;; ; km; r ,,, n d are, without timely assistance,' sinking into an untimely grave ! to such as tnese the Cordial halm of Gilead will the. most permanent relief, mill restoic (under 'Divine influence) to the copy went of ail the comforts of life.- Youth and age of either sex are . equally trip obje;.'la of this Restorative,and they will uniformly participate in its saluhri. mis qualities, unitettetis ; for whether the system is debili. tined nythe early pail o f life, or is sinking under t h e advance o ty ea ra, A ta w doses of this Medicine 'Will aflind immediate assurance of returning Hearth and, stretistti b by giving tune to the toUSCUlitt ipitelit• and OrgallS lot Motion, anti by re. novating the coosritut tort. • , , To site Yount; it will atibrd lastiog health, •stritigth, and`" spirits, in place of lassitude and debility ; and to the aged alai • infirm it will assuredly Itimish altd tiolliforl by gently :tall Safely invigorating tine stern. • . •• . Nervous Discirders of every k mod, and from whatever cause atisiogi and all thar train of shmkitiga,amtieties,, awl tremors which ao drtatrifullralti:tt the weak, the 'sedentary, and the delicate, will in a sitiirt mime be socceetied by cheat. fatness, anti every presage of health, Those - who have resided in the West Indies can testify the salutary ofliels of this wunderkil Medicine, its sanative qua lities have particularly_ been proved 'the late idarraine E epi. derit:t: complaint, the 'Yello* Fever, ; ancrthiitte Who ;tie, lan. gent and relaxed in. their whole system take this Medicine with the happiest effects ; persons, therelore, going to ,the East or Wes?-ltutiemi cannot store a' tour.: itriportant article of health and 7 1 ; 11e Cordial Balm of Gilead enriches the blood, without inflaming it; braces, without stimulating too violently . the nervous hyston ; trees and disbutthens the viscera and other important organs; resolves obstructions, and throws pry v is cidsstrotkitumouni ; strengthens the general 114 bit, and brings hack the muscular fibres to their nour.if 4tid healthy tow ; as it is calculated to produce, in considerable degree ' all or, any of these elli2ets, so i t m u s k under certain modifications and restrictions, be equally adapted far tin: cure of every ape. ties or diu;ay. . . 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S t for Confinement of Five Thetitand Pr.ir,,nera cf int . , (4. liartinoor, 'Del./0461)r. l'Arna and Specileativns will he Fail fie frespebllon oa itroalky" tie ihth day,ol Nmember next, NI Mir (41fiee, and at Tor v 4l , Tors R v v. 41,r Lhaa tamper, N ear N ear the spot on vubicii t tore t ht 7he Tenders are ma COMMIX P1q4.411 -- ;par Prices for eArriat , ne tie I l'ork, inclnding every Trade, or for any separate Trade, spenively, %a:he the naives of snfircient Sarrt;ts Jot ju1i5711.7 ILI Can:rani tilereniter to be entered into. - Tbe haildings and hosindaiy triads rover about Pion Acres; they are to be construe - I,d of Aber Stove, to he h. &ken from the icatsered rocky on the spw, wbe,4 there !lotto AV." growl, rand, and water ; they are to he ,floored.with limbo', and ro;fed timber and slate. ,Tarr R,yal is distant front itforstot is miler, frcnt 1 $ I,‘ ft oni Taviiv,ek six miles, and 1-00111 Qua) , vie. TiPbere there is g „ -:J Lillie, and to i &itl tiv,e is i'Vatlatisit sip the- TaVf, fivoit No Tenders atilt ~ he. rrerived after One : o'Clach Decrnther the OM, Me day o/ treaty, aor :via any be attemd:d to uniett the Pa , ty, or as Agent jor bi,w , skottld attend, 1.:,111'1 . lON 1 1 1?0,11 nVT}"aN X q. TT IS ivrAns7irs (7 OA I IS S'loll l Ell 3 for the • ,IFF.4IRs of TA.YES het* l'ersone claiming Ext.:4llnm jr am the 1..)4y frr retpett of the 1)1. arisittg . from Divl.44alr, cr St , a.es of Ataq. oui tsf Revotue, robeiber in the llookt of the Evldtid, or , e) . other Pith/i0 Compaaies, (.;orpora.e or Ind porate, and helovging to arty istlerte4y .curies, or to ally Coepo. tative .14-alervity, or Society 4) Person, euit/rli shed for Ce,t , itah,e Palpates 0rt,, , , aot regaired to - make their Ciaitat to Axemptiem he fiat Ik e for the ited4i PiitpuStS rf the..kiv : aad that ad (.7 4 ints mot he triode Ira IA Nag, and Weaved at iloe Offer for 1 axet, ite Satteettat-Natt, direeted to the Secre. •.larj f6e the ilfiairs cf Tame:. The r„,„ ,og which :rich Caim, are to be made may he had at the said Op.?, vrr Hatirdriw, she, e or at the CJ or the latpeftor for the Duty upon bivide)rd a , at the Old Stock Earkange or to aly Imptair 'or SllPtejPr of rafter., _ _ _ _ . By Os t er 0 the Board', Ogre for Taxes, wa, 23, 1805. Af t WINTER '1•0 T. TA 1, 1 LOB,. Surgeon, Ni,. 9, New prid ge . s i teet , • ' •• • Landon. _ 8 Edinburgh, s tßoo •• T N 'the Spring of 1794 1 was 3E i tern w i t h a venefeal Complaint, which I treated with nithiler. ,ence tbr five months; .but teas then !obliged tO apply to a ,regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to the atria. l e o c e o f the Disease (by mercurial appliearlosis) tbr s o me time; but gnawing, in, spite of all nuxticiale anti the advice of tits first nentlemen of the Faculty here, worse, and worse ter two years, I was tett:toed to a state almost on• pasallritti iii" b4yond description, being t,rt, entire leper. Ind ulcerated from head io.titut.—My head, throat, mouth, legs, arms, ate. have -been alternately in dange r ot becoming useless; in short, 1 h.tv hvial Irtim twenty to thirty eating • ulcers •on tuy• body, anti neatly toally de. p r i v m of t would be , voluminetts to ti,itti 4 „l o l 4 ,, rile all my 4:350--*lffiCtl it bra Say, then', 11 . 04:t iNa, or ever ' w ilt m onc or a ore dangerous, or a t ai inortt cateLt stature. I Wits long% looked upon by tti , ; myself, beyond all hnl,cs ot tV.'OV) , ; tiee.i, in my then condition, death was pref..trable to my more t h an rh4erablo• 3 ta le. in ttliS 411 , :4dfUt Satiation iltd 4 drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my way a Newsy:tiler containing the case of a Mr. B. ot Plymouth—thy mends read it, 1 could not. —I sent and 'procured some of, your LEA K. E's . I) TE NT PI L J.S, which, by using front time to Tine, alli now, and have Joni been c ,(alter more tlyri lull, years indescribable distress}, in as good '4 stalk.: of as ever I enjoyed I aS laool 0 I had a fine, filtivilw, neality collet, born me a few months ago. In gratitude •to God, .401 vi in, /Wiles ot rendering my tcl loW.creat tar service, I request yon to pUbliin this awl you nifty it any time refer.NriOns who wish ro be satiiried of the, truth of this, or toitlicr to me orally friends, be letter or prison. As, few eases tin boilnesy at. i . t ever equal none, Witt none exceed it, I have from experience every reason to aSSUre mankind, that in your LEAKE's P I 1.1. S they will rind a sure, sloe, and radical cure, tin Ow' most &eau ttil of the venereal hicii is called cow. YIP Loss. .1 0 fIN TFIOMPSON. • *, losiomointrable family reasolis prevent Making .itiV name and address- public ; hut creitimbles persons re.. 11 wanting intorination may also be referred to ;or and ally friends by Mrs. S. Clark,. Rainviy-Corderes, Edinburgh, l'repareti anti Sold by the Sole l' ruin lam - , r. TA *V LOA, Member oldie Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his house,. No. New titige_st Ne t, Where, he will give Advice witliont a fzt., to pin4Olis *air. m, the., villa, and wiii answer patients letters, if post on the same tel `observing ,in 'all cases the moo inviolable secrecy, flu iicrson's name or casts having lasli nientanictl, but at their own particular reqiiesr, by the Pio. pricior, during the course ot more thaif thirty-six years, that he has. had the cotulaelint of an extrusive sale of the Above Medicine, and the pnittlee arising therefrom. They ;in; also sold by his Appolnutitot, ibr the curve. ot th_a living at a tfistsnee; by Mr. Baxter, fAirdsingh, .Ivleralonalti, Printer, Ch u ., goo, to whom .ilso hit, T. retell, - tor his address; at the l'ciittinor's, N.J. 3c, St. Allun's-street, b li p o r tw ou r 4 t i s t o ,, n : s y Toy 7, -stp l ip No. . str s ce t_i o si l eli t n )x e, tb ri t ; !- o S p tr ri ec oi rt ry lVfr oi ,, e .10.onent 4 &It- Steel's hotikotelltlf, No. I, tinion.row, Little CA•welPs, Dublin; and by one person, I n every considerable town -in Great.lititain and Ireland, in li mo , only es, 9+i, cacti, sealed :up with lull 4Alid Nail% perinns.of tithe: Sex may cur t: . th em . 4,elygit v.tth ease 4.4,1 SetreeYs ` N.. 11, Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed .up with o• Stamp, by favour of the commis., sioners, is printed, at the Starnp-Otlico—s* Tay to No, 6, New liridge-strigt," bilitiate Which is 4104 04 all others tare counterfeit •.' ' • - ~,---• • ...„—...„... ! ' ' 14111ATItt ROYAL, bItt * III.r..LANE. ' • THIS PR ESENT ' EVENTI4G; 'oa. 312 1806, tinPbe Derfirnnevl, • .-._ --. A. I=l.ltOtt CLAIM. . T:le Ctrirafters bY PPS. DOWTON, DE CAMP, ELLISTONs, ikilt\loP,t, PA72a, lOHNSTON E. ~ • I ) ORMER and 01 i i l., LI NS t La PUN CAN, Mrs. H. SWOONS, Miss OR CAMP. thi Prolque to • poke r . lit Mr. De carom and thc'EPis i tibl Mks Vuur , . WlTit ! ' ' THE ANTOMIST. . . .„ , Crispin, .Mr. pA N N IS'Ilt: R . f....- _,,, . arontieur le Medieill, Mr. wEW I I ar,t." p ‘ , () ld CPt,ald, Mr. MATH EW S ; "'AK Getald, Mr. Dlt CAW k •- • , tvlianl., Mr. FISHER!. • .. . Liar.lo•'- 'V f• NI • SPARKS; ~ - -.: -.: 4•1 t, 4 rs. • . Anaal.ca, ;vim SH ARP; , , . ie , :tit.e, Miss MI Ll., )N. . _ t olot , vittia4 Woman, Miss '1 IDSWELD 7 , s a P r i ce as. C a l l , 51 ' •,'' (ittd l'iiet' Jti.—Pit AS fad- --ec'e. scculld, lak t i o lc t:eaticl Price is —Upper Gallery lb , '•—tita Money to be returned. tr,lii , ''' . 'l ao o ) .nevi at Half past Five, and she Play I.....,,‘l;.'LAtitas, - • I '' 5...."4.*".-.li's .... "4. * " . -. 1 i's to bf,.. taken. of Mr. FosbtgaPk ! ..4l Ott Tilt sie w : ' p It ussell.:Street. *4 • " s•°l 434 Y Prior Claim, Perfriirnett fot t he . lts,ip11091:01.1%. I taVy li v ' e t ning, was again rce . cived w i th um atitlittee .'''' 44 4.l and unbounded akaplaust,„ . by a brilliant link -,, 1 ti.L` l ,.!iii be repeated for the fourth fi fths and stain 'ali o - " (4 . Monday: and Tuesday hest- . . , i ._,. Ilk 4 4t , 9t e'ki after th e Nosy CoirtedY s will be lirculuce'n' for iket 2s , `l„,l*.,ati entire New ' Ballet, • called TcrPslcnnte. 3 itt4CL "11/I ntAV dresses, scenery, and decoratiomi, in la tvilillietnoiselle (dresses, will make her first appearance, ift, II: 1 ? Nir- loniser), from the Opera-House! first ...,- litti ke 4 01 i o t a' ia Signora Storace will make tOcit ipra ”;, f . T - 4 , at Theatre on Saturday next, in the ~.". h e FS' o lielgrade After which, mi II • ratrice, Mrs. fordan. the Corneuy kn . , t ! "•••...,,,.................... 1 .1,11 . ....7 .........................1.0 . 11 .............................. . orHEA ME-ItoY AL, covENT.GARDL, i l . T, . 4) PiIk:SENT EVENING, Oet. 31i 1805, Will IX perfurnted • . VENICE PRESERVED. Friuli, Mr. MURRAY: Tattier, • Mr. KEMIILE ; Pferre, Mr. HARGRAVE ; ttiter,,,_,.•, Bel videra ~ Mrs SI Dllo NS. called maicn, a lIC IV (.ran i' Roinsntic Melo-Prauul RUGANTI NO ; Or, THE B RAVO OF VENICE. 1 • 'rite Prineipal Charmers by. 4 47 Mr , lOHNS'TON • IatRAY, Mr. 131tUNTON; Mr. LISTON, ~. Mil. CIIILS, Mrs. MATIII'OCK.S. ' i• • I htfi v . And Mrs. EMERY. Lo,, b ti lure and Music composed by Dr. Busby , . : Tit of i '' 1 4, 41 t• 11 ) rite. —The . whole utie, the 614 " 1° - 1, 446 To uai...lticte4yitn a Gi..2;121 Masque. jte w % Pit Iril'lStf." Gnlkry (331IrrY,,111'4it kiat; —,4 bil opened at halt past r ove ,-and belP" 3 ` •• 11 1 , rap ti ~ Il illir e i 4. noses tn .be taken of. Mr. Brandon; * the • :t;!‘,.., 1.1 liar -street. - iittul;, ' l4 -1)r tam or Rugantino t ! •tiii l y i l l lt!' 4 .t; received with the, taira.,t unbounded _ aP: • o . r, the lirio of Venice, v.,,,.., , fillialit alit! nye+ flowing audiences, will be repeat 'P o 'veliin till ! . rt„, rrei g furt h er noti c e. riiti M r ‘", Sue would and Sue Would Not. - . 7 . 0 . 11%1:: ‘ , I . ':" l ',' 11 .„ I lden ; Dun Philip, dlr. C. Xentn t • ,‘',,,," Oil l i tik ., rtattll i Traparitt Mr- Pa wctr r 1 If i.PP"'r ' ~.k l ia,, m ;; r,.10,ra, Nliss Searle; Rosarai, Miss Brunton 1 vti.k4t,.. 441.6,4: ks. . 4 ' 1 10 ( 1 14 Y, Pi.z4rr R. 11 Mr. Keruble ; Elvira, ( k ' u. ° a ' • at ' I •Y) The E ~..........., nglish - Fleet in t..34a. N... -------! 1 ----------_-__ . - i tEss ! II - EE- NliNgt)NS' 'TAVERN , . , , , i e'6.i,;_kUTTONT., 1 41011 N, and CUFF, r‘. - ,1 41)1 : ' 4 44 - t:'"IIV ilif,riii Olt. Nobility , Gentry,. aatt tiwlr Ay'aerli, tOat.tiltir openiri x , Dinner , witt be si ott 1,., 1 111, , ,,,"‘" 'XT , the i.,i NoV . at. Fiv e'olelock - Prt;s"` Y' ' ll- r , ri;j l ,, "Pe 1 ,, he linnot.real With ~the cuinpany ni: eve=ry ~titic,i;''' to ti.v. tfilleel 11 ." - k and N`.l' 4 t. i .„ 1 ,1q Le had at .I.rod's,- joint's,' l'ul , -.Yt ' ' ......::::-110iise,s . . , • -,, • • • i l i. (l , 4 ;I One ThOusani to F o 'kir Thousand . POurt . a n s 0,t , ".,:;,(, 1 ) la tie given to any Lady or Genfictnari cri;cB. ,tiipihisiieti Advert iser a p A PENT P "C L' underbe [remelt ~ii Vicki tt,r;i4l,qua.e thereto: 'No Broker wilt , ire tti .-N utmost seer 4c y m a y .1;, 0 depend__ on. • ~• ..., _ ' 1 " Piliti) to, A. h. 1-1• at theSult-Office, 'Strand. . '• t i l iN '‘.> MOEN. 1 • ~ . t r 4,,,,r:41'5' Purchase will be, giveri for Ann ,e ll ti T i e: it s . * 4,!,,,,k0 ilptipun adeiptate Freehold, Copyhold 1,71 4 , t0 N nperty, where the Parties have 14-ni:4::.bhrolitet".l 01, 4 ., .v here they have only a Life Interest. t G ent ry, ",i t tti t :: ce. In like manner the 'Nobility. ClergY only, I 1.4111N.4144Y heaceommudated on Personal Securi ty or isi,tl;,,, Yin all CatiCS to redeem at th eir own option • ( e. - ~„ . . Mr. tidsim, ar the k i ,t), NI; ttPplicatioas received by H. . 1,0 til t o , ► • t, Leicester au .r- near tl * e Havniarszet. re -41 .1f) . u d L. J •