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L , .~ NUMBER 3521.] . . • THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 7).1V10R40W EVENING, Dcc. 31, tBO3, - will be performed, THE WIFE OF TWO HUSBANDS. The Charaaers by - . Mr. H. JOHNSTON, Mr, WROIIcHTON, Mr. KELLY, Mr. , PALMER, Miss DI CAMP, Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr:COOKE, Mr. BURROWS, Mr. MAD DOOKS, Mr. W EBB. ;Mrs. POWELL, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. BLAND, Miss TY RE R. In Aa.I—ANEW DIVERTISFMENT, Composed by Mr. BYRNE. The - Principal Charaders by Mr. BYRNE Maitcr BY RIN/E, and Miss 13, MENACE. WI T 1: THE 'CARAVAN ;. Or, The DRIVER. AND HIS DOG. The Charaaershy ' Mr. B,ARTLEY,• Mr. DOW TON, Mr. HOLLAND, Air. BA,NNISTERijim. Mr. GIBBONS, • Master WEST ' Mt. FISHER. Mr. MADDOCKS , Mrs. H. IOHNSTON, Miss pE CAMP. On Monday, The Country. Girl ;.the Part 01 the Country Girl by Mrs. jordan, being tier Ist Appearance this Season. , •On Tuesday, the Comedy of The jew, after which will De 'performed a new Grand A 114%01'4:11 :Patitoluirritc Spec tacle, called Cinderella ; or, The Little Glass Slipper. On Wednesday, The Marriage Promise ; Enuua, Mrs. Jordan. On Friday, the Comedy of As You Like It ; Rosalind, Mrs. lonian. A new Comedy, in Five Mis, called The Soldier's' Daugh ter, is in preparation, and will be produced'as soon as possible. THEATRE ; ROYAL„ COVENT—GARDEN. 'l 7l O. MORROW EV E'NJING, -Dec. 3r, 1803, • will be perfoTned, . THE ENGLISH FLEET IN •1342, The Charatters by Mr. HILL Mr. BENSON, • . Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. BRAliAkt; • Mr. MUNDIN, Mr. CLAREMONT. Mrs. GLOVER, Mrs. IiUMPHRI LS, DAVENPORT, Signora sToliAcE, 4lis!. MARTYR, 11Iiss_GAUDRY. w z Tit fIARI,EQUIN'i RACES ; Or, TIME. BEATS'ALL ; With new Scenery, Maehnry, Dresses, and neer:Rd:ions. th Overture and Music entirely new,- and,congpsed by Mr. DAVY. . . Principal Panthmirne Claraclers bV• - • Mr. 136LOCNA„ jun. Mr. KLAN I:RT. Master 111 E,N AGE ' Mr. L. 1?01.5.)(4NA,. Mr. DUBOIS, (with a 6;66 - g), Mrs. FREDERICK. With a PAS StUL by Miss H, BOLOGNA. tilNi ;41, Vocal Characters by Mr. BLANCHARI), Mr. Kt NI - a, Ur. RYAN E. • Mrs. •LitAmwei.l., MISS NIAR'rY R. Soule favburite Pieces of Scenic Machinery front Harlequin Oberon, ind other popular Entertainments. The New 'Pantoinitne will be perforirted. every Evening till -further notice. The New Opera of The English Fldet will be formed every Night nex t W eek ex i lept Wednes d ay, on w , Evening^ the Tragedy of l an i . Sh ore w ill, b e p er f orme d. Th...t Second Part of King Henry the Fourtlf is in rehoarsal, and will be producedw soon as possible.- • CYDER CELLAR, ' II AIDE 4 -LANE, COYENT.GARDEN, AThi . - t this Seascin when long usage brings to mind in this Plaie the harmony and mirth inspir. et! by the annual circular. Tankard,. the FRIENDS .of the CELLAR are respeCifully intOrmed, that the STY R and GOLDEN PIPPIN CYDERS arc at present pecnliar. I y choiet in qu'ality,having been cojicaing several years. paste with a view .to give additional west, (if i)ossible) to the an.. Gent and convivial cctremony of the DA PP rf., ,vhich it 1, ) the greates t gratifi4nttion e/fklie Proprieto r re. newc4l‘vii,i the ye:4o i sc.) the Perfect satisladinn of the lc . bytil,4l)le Co4vAtty Whplatmour the, Cyder Cellar with their Ii F ~7 F. TOWNSEND• -Ft) BRIDGE notwEas. A .PITY Person Qr Persons willing to,conttaa fnr BUILDING a NEW BRIDGE aernss.the V USK, near Caerleon, in the County of Ntonmouth, either with Stone 'or ron, or partly Stone and partly Ir,n, au: ekr sired to deliver their Plans and Estimates thereof at my Oifice Di Citepatow, on ,or betlire the loth day of januati next, or tome,, at tke Three SalmonS Inn, Usk,. rin ••Wedneo:iy the :WI of January, iay Ten o' lock in .the fotenoon, th at •) I ' l same may b e laid befbro the Magistrates, at the,GeneK3ll.:ll4r; • ter Sessions to beitolt[eit on that Day. Clerlcpf,(olP O4 ce• Chepstovit ;8 . • ~ Dec. 8, 0 • sEc()Nra STATE LCYPTERV .t'of 3g , 3, Begins Drawing Monday, !armory, 1804. P r HE TICKETS , are sold and divisie4 HALVES,. QUARTERS, EIGLITHS, 4 44 STX TEENTI3S, by lIAZARt.), BORNE' Atilt . Co. Snftk 13foker,,at. their State . Lottery.()llice.- 2110. Royal Exchani:',,... London, and no where ,pl,?itai.on tllca ;617. count. _ . All Shares' sold at this 0 ftlea will be stamped agoep.hit, ton -Ad of Parliament, and also with the'Csown.- and t0u1,41 U. " Hazard and CO.l pupt-piid, duly: answered; and Sehemes-gr4is. . 63- Country orders, a cco mpanied with short ..dated Bills oh London, Post-ofliee Orders, or Cash. in Parcel, 01 coach or carrier, Minded to ; and CaIICSNRICI.CI'. rn 'a) dopond on being treated thc e aaly 04 the a.tune Tcrhls son:illy present.. , . I.IRITISH FIRE OFFICE, STRAND and CURNIIILL. STA BlifSlili..o to insure Housea, Buildings, Manufactories, Goods, Merchantlize, Ships, Vessels, FARMINU STOCK, and other Property in Great Britain from Less or Dairiage by Fire. This Office has by its exert ions and the ameliorations intro. duced into ,its regulations slut modes of httsiness, by its li. beta' management and cquitable,intl fair equalization of ,l re. miums for the various degrees of risque, raised itself to the first in rank of Fire Insurance Offices, filches" proof to the Public of the solid foundation of The BRITISH FIRE OFFI CF., and justifies Olen - decided preference, The Proprietors act for themselves, uneunneeled with any similar`establishment ; they ~riginally .inarde their wank:. mews upon the best authorities and information, and thcV, expeiience in their oftensive' cOncerns, has manifested the truth of their principles. Anxious to render themselves permanently useful, they do tot endeavour to procure business but upon terms of reci procal advantage to , both insurer and insured; they avoid all fanciful and wail schemes ; make experience arid-taet their guide; and by calculating their Rates at Insurance with due reArd to the hazard of Fire arising from recess in Nllnti fattories, 'situation of Premises, nature of 'Goods, and other circumstances, endeavour to atilt such fair ratio; that no per. soh shall pay either more or less than , he ought. They are happy, to state that experience and ha, aria the vat great' number oflnsurances granted by them ell A 7 14.M. . STOCK, particularly on theiv•lnaproved thas , enabiteil them to reducte-tlw Fremiuin thereon to zs. 6d. per t=ent. per Annum,„ - in'which they have been'teliwyrd by se veral Offices-. : 171 16 otfic4 makes goon loss by Fire tr'an insurances upon any Property tv,ll 4E,ttlrezt for any Pe riod short Of Year. Agents are appointed in most of the priniiipal: Cities and Towns in Great Britain, Of Avharn Propi±Ws may be had Craw. RUBE: RI SK I. TO ;1 3 , "See, T WE 1T i . ..41 F RID 44 DECEMBER 30, 1803. This Day was published in Two Volumes, neatly,printed and hot pressed, priit Jos. 6d. in boards, ACRCD HOURS r or, Extra4s for VriVate L) Devotion and Meditation: comprehending the .Psalms. arranged and classed under various heads, together with Prayers, Thanksgivings, Hymns, tcc. c. principally seleci ed from Scripture; the whole, intended as a Con![ endiuni of Divine Anthority, and a Companion,lor the Hour of Soli. tude and Retirement. Ltindon: Printed for j. Ginger, Piccadilly * Bookseller to His Royal. Highness the Prince of Wales. - Where may be had, price Is: 6d. Lord Castlere.agh's Speech on the Army .E stirnates. . . . . . This Day was published; price One Shilling,' A m CATALOGUE of 13001(S - for the Year '' 1804 1 containing the Libraries of Daniel Nlacnaitrara and eredith Price, .Esqrs. and part of the Libraries of J. Powell, G. L. Newnhant, Foster Bower, -Willia m Lawson, and Edward Leeds, plaster in Ch4ncery) Esqrs. &c. kc. • - . Pat t g. Comprises one of the largest Collettions of Corn- . mon, Civil, Canon, and Maritime Law Books, ever offered for Sale m Great Britain. . • Past s. Contains a Colle4iion of Ancient and Modern Li. terature, both new and second-hand; forming in the whale a very choice Colleition, which arc now selling (tor ready m oney) at the low Price 3 marked in the Catalogue, by W, Clarlin and Sons, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-Inn, London, where Catalogues may* had. ** The full Value given, in Money or Exchange , for Libr * aries or Parcels of Law, and other Books. STATE LOrI'EAY. 0303,, B EGIN DRAWING the 91h of JANUARY tgo4. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. VEIL of each► Total Value. 2 of £20,000 IS £ 40,000 2 10,00 c, 20,000. 11. 2 - 5,0,.10 - • Io,oco +..r . , 3 • 2, 000 - koni) t) 1,003 -6,00 p . . . 10 . ~ J 0 .. 5,0 O 20 - 7.00 - 4, ° Q O 5 3 - too - 5,000 , - , Ico , - , ..50. - 5,030 6,325 . P , 126,c00 -----...:-. . 26,000 Tickets • $ C227,5n0 First-drawn Ticket. Seyettth Day 4.2c,,0c0 Ditto Last nay - - - q Are p, of, the above capitals. , TICKETS and SHARES art. S ELLIN( at EVERY LICENSE PRI) LOTT E RI"-() I , VICE ; "toiti the . IZES PA II) ON I)ENIANL.).• PRESI..NT PRICE. Ticket - - t 7 4. 0 , ..• . - r 0 Eighth - .a 6 6 Qt-trtCr • 4 9 1: 6, ..Skteentir •.; t 3• 6, • • .. . . GOVERNMENT SECURITY AGAINST COUN. TERFEITS. None are Genuine, without having ' " SAUL. SOLOMON, Liverpool," engraved in the Stamp; and. Ten Pounds Re. Ward, ter every Bottle' sold without a Stamp, to he raid on conviction, under A d of Parliament, the 4td Geo. 111. Ch. ‘6, before any justice of the Pea4e: . THE inhabitants of . this City are respeftively informed, that Mr. iNfatliews has just reeelvM a very valuable Supply of the celebrate:.) CUR I)l2l.l..liikpi 4,i.:. GILEAD, lair Debilititi, t ervotni Disorders, Weaknesses pectiliar to Feinales, Hysterical Alreetions,.antttoWnessot pirits, Loss of Appetite, and lialigestion, and Constunp- Tt is the ITi'JSI: 4bsoltite re ntiiveedyCrOmr s P n i c ui l i t ti D s Diseases a s : i i 'c. are attended with toe following sv atoms; _namely, a great. strairne;:s of the bfe.tst, ‘yitli di kAikry of breathing ; violent, pal pit4lons of the h e art., sn, en t .itislies of heat in variosis parts of the body; at other tittles 4 Setik'orcold, ..i it' Water was poured, on them ; fly. big•pains inthe:trills awl limbs, back alai belly, reseili br ing 'those occasioned by the Gravel t the pulse ?very Variable, some times uncominonly slow, - :it Other times very ,:,tide; yawning, the hicCongltVt.requent sighing, and a sense of sullbcaticin, as from 4 ball or .!neap in the throat ; alternate fit; of crying and convulsive I.lugiiiii i .; ; the sleep unsound, and seldom 'refrething, and the Patient often troubled with horrid dreams.-. Much has been said,. by interested I uttivis duals, against Medicines that are advertised, but thereSs a very important Glaser v., t ion to be made respedtin Nita Cordial 13alift of Gilead, that risen unless its operation 444 '.• e, safe, and ef fi cacious, it could not have: sen to the - o Am pl e & repute and universal demand it 114 S acquired; liar, as it , has rarely the great advantage of a persuasive, advocate at the ear ot the Patient, lo`nothing but his convielion of its virtites, , . by i ts sa l u tary eirecti, . eau induce hint to persevere, an yet . reasonable perseverance is certaildy most requisite to enable even the happiest combination of chymicals and galetiit:4lA to' root out Chlorin: Diseases, and restore the -Valetudinarian to lielt h. A Saving of Nine Shillings iti T),VO - Citincas. • The Cordi , :telfalin 61 ., Gildiid is sold irt . Bottles, inlet Ha 11... r a .citiMea cot lit there , Are • AlibQ BOtttes, price cgs. contaii7L ing equal to ioilr Bottles at . los. 6d, by which the ~ Patient sari 9s, including also the' Dut y ; the Stamp or wiii...h hears tint ropiktor'sNanie arid Achireas, " 8 mood Sulu:' on, Li vcrpgi, to iantate. which i i i' vi loy,- N. ,: - L - 11, Po:nage of all Letters must be nii-41 •ind ii, t e r. .. • , ~ ...•• entfo - for advice, TheCortiial Balm of Gilead, ft.riti-Tmpetiginesi - and A 1,.: stergqin4. ,. 9 . tion. and" Guide , to H ealth," are . ~. . • Sold by (Gilmour, Hainhurgh ; U. Bach, Peteri.street, New-Yak' ; IV.latlic ws, No. iii, Strand, L' , ttett . 4l'; ' 'a;ul an Bath, by .1 - lAzard; Bristol, Bulgin ; lirigltton, Grepty:s . Nit -11-44,t141u, Knorr and Lh)yd ; BeitfOrd, Sm;th J. Llti,ttttord, sih ltri cie t s i Bury, St. Eilintind's, Dingle • Cheltenham, , SO don ; • Ciptibride; I loilgsOrt%i Pov'entrnf it al lawn 1 ; eillclres- ti:/ .. Koymer, ;...Ganterltury. ',Si:ninon:: ; Carlisle, I ello, ; Chatham Etherington ; C. lielinsfOrd, Clacii4r ; Ct iu , rer , , Pik)! '4ild :Soil ; 'Chichester, Phillipson ;•Cireni,esrer, Smith ; Chippenhata,Coinbr ; Dublin, Dugtiale,. N0.,7, Eiehange: ' court; Derby, Drewry; I)iirliAnivircnninx,„44 ; Dover, Neales i Devihes Lowe, ; IThrchester, Virrtie t . Deal,Roset , Dartmouth, faeloon ; • Etrinbingit, Smith, North'lltidge. ; Exercr, Tre,WlTLAti and Soo.; l'almOuth, Elliot ; .Gfoeees... tar, l'itt, _Walker ; c;lasgow, N.Donald ; Liverptiol, (.ass,. druggitt .;, Leas, 4;111 4, Re futes ; Lincoln, I)rury ; Lyon, Ileadley ;:l.Oce,:itei, G r;:gory, S‘viafei) ; Lewes,'Pitt ; Man chester, - TitcurrP,son , Marpte, Rowe; Maidstone, Walk e r ; Mariborough, ilaro‘d ; Newbury, hiller, , . A tlee. l. • • New. castle, Walker, I Inilgs , ..ll ;' Northampton, i)leer ; Nottin t ,-- ham, Barbage ; INLawieli,:iStevt.oson and co, ; o x to r d , kne•• ; 1' lymontli D r orki kiQXl4nd i l'ortsmouih, n e l arn , . eading, Smari and Co. ; Rochester, Ethetine - ton ; Preston, ,ier. i .la:tit ; ShreWsbury, EildOWcs ; Southampton, Baker ; Stailimi, Morgan ; Stamford,: Newcomb ; Sunderland, Bray; Salisbury, Collins ; Scarborough, lia,vley ; Taunton, Pool; . Tunbridge Wells, Sprang,: ; '14 ,- ,...11 - t;, E vill - We , ti tl ► ; Wood ; Windsor, Illakeney - • and by All Vel l &r 'f• } G. I " i t s o come Medicines in the fruited Kingdom.- Of w h om may be hail, A new Edition. being heariy,Tbiee Hundred Pages, price only al. SON GUI(. NlON's G TO If EALTH Or adviervto both sexes, on t'encile diseases, Nervous, Hv. pochondriac, and Lynsuniptive Compiaints. - 'Chia 13r,0k is recornironcled to young men and boys; has been the labour o t many 'years experience and observation o n the calaMitous cuu4egnances of a Secret and destruCtive vice." To whic!A is added an Essay on diseases incident to females, and an .‘ p. pendix nil the subject of a solitary and destructive vice ; also an Address to Parents, Guardians, Tutors, and those who have the care and education of Youth. likowlie; ; ;lvi ce t o , liathing,,explaining the mode of treatment, in the dlillsrent stage at the. Scurvy, Leprosy, King's Evil, Gout, 'thou. inatism, and Venereal Disease; cautions to young persons of the daiwer of improper (A111=4)1:3(4 improper treatineiir ; 42c. cra- The amazing sale of this 'Souk is the beg criterion ui its vast 4R Mr CO NTR.ICTS. 4 Cmtniaag.General's. Office, Great Geo•ge-street, Landon, Deremht' 27, 1 8 33. NOTICE is her4Tigiliete to.all Persoas desirous of conlraaing to supply the f t li:rw;ng Articles for the Use of, the Aram,, • ' • • ' Od rs, to the CAPALRY C,INtONMENTSandQU4R TERS in the Coitoties of C4,1111R IDGE and NOR FOLK ; FORAGR: (Oats, illy and Straw), tribe CAV/ILRY in BARRACKS in the C.atilty of SUSSEX; The deliveriet..to commence an and: /or the'ist6 day of Yanumy next ; that hope:v.7h 11"7 iting, sealed up and mnr4ed c' Tender for Army Supplies," will 'be reed-I/carat this office an or le/are the gth do , of caid Motth of jannag', 4:4/ none will b..? received. fie: Turltie c'Clack on that day, Post, the Postage tk.,be paid Proposals must he made sr pirwely for each County, and signed all Parties cmcerned therein, an d the Nam.; of two .Sureties, 4.4eir Residences, with /base of the Cemtraacmr, mast,he inserted at . Thejaat theteoi, all of wh,rn quill he re yuirea to attend : 4;f this Of. should ir Proposal, be accepted. - The Partienlars of the Contrias mar he had upon application at this O f fice, eietwern she Hou t 'in . and Four The GRAND' EIDS, and , LIVERPOOL: CANAL, GLOBE ASSURANCE SHARE S, and AMI CABLE SOCIETY POLICI Monthly Sale, • • ' By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday next at Twelve at Parraway's, THREE SHARES in the TRENT and MER; SE V, or GRAND TRUNK , CANAL, connecting the Potts 0 1 Li V ERPOOL and 111.:1.1,, ;Ind through other Navigation:; conumtrucating With the Metropolis, and the primiy.4 I.lacoi in E . uglAnti ; the Prctits Prosperous Cymecrn have a•lvanced to 3A. per Share per annum ; and c x Reeled st, i ;lc The 'LE.EDS '.and NAVICA,TION, TEN S ARLS in this ex elt att atAl imymving Coilcan the last Dividends Si. per Share per aprartil; c4ce:l , :ri to increase. Al3()Shares in the 1G RANI) JUNCTION anti UNION. NAVICATION. 'file GI., 4 Di; RA NC E, 2)aol. Su bicriptWn. 'l'i. e C„.% 11 E SOCI ETV. S IF. A NT's }NN, T "VOLIC3ILS, on a .Life 0'44 ; ,tbe,Divideod hy l.a,w cannot be less tnau 1541. atltl fiequently 0:ce,,:(1 .1 4 ,1, per Share. - . Particulars at flatchete lion2l, Piccadilly; at Lloyd':; and Garraway'6 ; andof Me, sixtt; London. No. 25, Arunil . el-stritt, 1803. "LT AVING 4edicated invseit to the stticiy,, and I I i,-en lir the isioi:t considerable praztksi in that branch I thO 101 pro ej to selett, 1 !rum that 1 liaye' wit 'wire .hlethoit,yett my nine thiirt tiluSe whoi iu the or., t e n t; ive fittil ut toe Pinksiion,. are ni.;c:*iottallyjiiitnewil in tmc.tn 'anti al , ..ays attain that success which is by concentrating .the nth:lit:anal power tootle J. • /lebility arc peculiarly distressing;' for they • with them a train or coitc(mlitain Symptoms, and, by a ricorc“ion of all vital energy, existence itsc.dt becrimes embit. remit, Whether th:y arise from the prevalence of ill ex ample, thc destructive habits of schootnoys, or the less ex cuscatge inihilgoices of. maturity, they require the most as siduous ptofesslonal skill ; anti May it be observed; that by the ignorance ottineducated men, the symptoms are aggra .vated, and the constitution is destroyed. As INTerribee 61' c)i; - . 0y:.1 College of Surgeons, and for merly Surporkkh-the. Army, I. gro*l lily pretensions ()nye till:tiny of &Weirton, and p,isiossittrevery privii:ge to prac- tice, I feel nivself entitled to:that continence with which have hithertobeett so liberally laaltouTt2l. • In the first sensations or local weakness, early application will prevetit the cataini6 of d'llebtlitated r.rrre ; but Where • the suderer, from a conscionsneil3 of the unmanliness of the • vice which squid his mistOrtune„ is fearful or the contempt or censure of his :Family Physician, and brood 3 over his i n -. tirtnity`With . 4tefut concealineot,)t must te'sitiStaCtory thr hint to be assured, not only of capability of treattnent, but also of the mofit inviolable secrecy-. • ; ally, The. Venereal 19iseasc ,contaminates the springs of life, the seeds of ekistenet ate poisoned by it, anti posterity is injured by'llie,in.4scretiou titan tireseattled momenr• lit recent venereal compiidints it-is possible to prevent pain, danger,, or, distress,. anti in the most complicated cases tt the .acqUireinent'of eXclitsive emierienceiii this 'line to effect a sate, certain; told 3piedy - re-eStabliSinuent. • I ollr ;he advant.lp: of - this/experience to those of either • sex why are afflicted with Any kind of debility, or any synip lions of Venereal Infeeinnt, anti in all cases the terms of remuneration are otated mythic first Oiler'. icw. l',.tients its the Country are expected to inclose a bank Note, and are respie:,ted r i specifyitn;:ir aic and manner of living, as well As til4.:' , Aktioit symptoms of tnc complaint. NIA14;"1'Oi ,L.11.1i • Nletnber of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. No. 29, Str.M4l, Arundel -street, nett - Tinnple-har.-*There is an additional entrance in k#Ateii.stvect adjoining. ~ To THOMAS TAYLoit, h'sq. Drat Sir, . No. o,.Newt..britlge-Strect, London. FEEL it a Duty incumbent upon Me,: to inio:M• 1. you of the v e ry great and extr4otilinary Cure I have re-. 'ceived trout your invaluable Nlcdicine, LE A }c.f.'s PATENT PILLS, • Ab o a t two years ago,- I was attacked with.a VENEREAL.' ;Dl SO IC wittch I treated rather slightly jbr but the l)isease ann.:4(1 . 104 tll over my body,' tea s obliged to apply , to the moat' ettiitzetit ot'' the Vacolty, but their assistance atrirdcd only temporary relief : I went 'through various CtitirSi:i of Satiyat ion, and tralit bp i illg rather ot a corpulent hatnt, NV.f reducest t,, a mere Skeleton.- ‹ The ulcers that z.preati over fly rendered' ine a 'tom pities flbiccl.. tli‘t BO' I : Hellti , t Ilesp.ijmd of my reneVer):..,. When brought to this tatunt ,. ),, I coniidercd death as 'nevi table, our. 4 rciati,n; of tiiilt eiminleriting upon the InatlY . Casts iti which, Our Pills had si.Cciteiled, I was induced to try a 134, - ., of them which J thought rather relieved me, :aid per,evcrin f g or li tto or thrcdaloutilS, and following: yant itireetions, I experienced the mast unaccountable relaxation front pati„, the sores gratinatirsiibsiding ; I ant now , thank God, pertettlY recovered, and walking. out daily:, I doubt not, but one more box, which I . think cautious to take, will establishv Vealtli in last:4'4;llla' SO U:. ' it is ttatt .. . then lost heart-telt gratitude; that. I sitbscriba myselt, Sit, your much obliged humble Servant, Deansgale, Manchester,]tily t, W. P CA:RSON. P. 5. For the public inlictit, f di not objed to tho above 'tieing published, but. Leitye }oti, to act as" your own better judgment shall dictate. . • Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietot,.. TKOs, T Member Of the Royal College ot Surgeons, Lora : lon, at ho House, No, 9, Bridge-street ; Where, alter a ~n l3 l , i fit ut more than Thirty-six Years,. - in a pratticf: Thirticularly directed to the Core of Venereal Corophints, and thoz.e in.:idea:a to the -Partiof Generation in both .sexcs, ith that inviolable secrecy. Which Men of his Prore,na should always he flatters hirnself, the advl,ci7 111:1 assistance lie gratuitous ly..administers to Person': taking this Medicine,' be esteemed by a di Public, as an advantage seldom to, be obtainc , ..t, r H : guity • Also sold, h hi . .0,'!,1.10 - , tor the convenience of tboSc tivinh, al r ;1 1 , ;.ft.l),Mrti, No. 3.5, at Al ban!s-street , I)3ii r.l r!..! i',ot), NO. lo_i,,Ottlincl strect street;: Mr: Oisborcr ,,, }'isle-street. *Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, N , .1,, v:, Little Tower-hill ; Mr.. 13,ixter's , th:ourglt; Mr. gilt' s Dublin ; Mr. Billitige' ; AtkinsohLo, Man .. chester ; and by one Per,ion in :every considerable Town in Great Britain anti lrelmid, in Boxes -of only 23 '9d, each, sealed up with full and 'plain directions, whereby persons ot either sell tray cure themselves wittmse, speed ) secrecy, and safety. N. D. Even . fox sold lu C roar tititain is sealed up - with a stamp, which, by fivottr of The Commiuoners, Is print• ed, at th 4 3ta0w.01110., • 4 T. Tagt,..T, No, 9, New ftfulge. Preer' CO inlit.de Whieil it Felony, arid .111o:hers are i.vutt. t2r4it. • f PRICE TIEE Epirok OF 7'llE SUNi - • t ( ' Tit piaise of a Fool," Bays the Proverb, , 'aitaileth not." Ueoo the same principle it . may he fairly concluded that his 'censure: is creditable; I cannot therefOre but congratulate your Com spornient Free-Ate lON, on the ebullition of spleen which-yesterdey burst forth , from the Editor of the. :Official Journal. 'lnto what kends hest our sickly and languishing Administration , cominitted the la bout of its Defence! 1 would ask, whether the 'splenetic Lettsrs (as they are there styled) OfFtre. ALato sr, contain- t hroughouteone; so se vete. or • tte lrading a reflexion upon MinistetS, es arises out of !The'follortring Extracts from the sarne Paper, which 'rands ,tr w be so tenderly 'alive to the reputation Of its Task“nasters ? Speaking of the prevailing Re.. ports of Saturday, respeeting the immediate prospett of Invasion, the Editor tnantitilydeclares' that he " long been well.assured thatethe.*oeiny could not be in a state of preperetion for. Any touch " tempt before next month,'' (that is What are we not led to think of this unfeeling Ad. vacate of Governmeor, who looks to theEstablisb meta of his own Charader as :a Politician, even though it spring from the ashes,of that which he is hired to defend ?—', GOvernment," he says, " is " toffy, appriatid of every Motion and Design cif " the Enemy ;" (no bad Information, , consideeing the capricious bent of the little Corsicate's wind, and the aCtiviey of his thetions,) and - thertinte " every preceution 4 atiopted."-eelie professes to deriVe his advantages tram this enlightened .sourcee— but having uniOtturettelY been led• astray by iletne% untoward circumstance,-he. disdains sharing theig.' numiny via peccavi in common wieh his employers, .and without liesittetion dichires, that f. 41 frOill being led astrdy by The idle rumours of Saturday, "'he it has long' been assured` the Enemy wee not pre.-- , pared to collie;.' Now had he eteutolieicated a little of bit llisurance.privately to Go...trent:tee., it `might have prevented Official Dispatches end let Or. illation - of the immealiatseintentioneof invasion be. .ing sent off ex., , re53 , the Plk INC aof WAL 10,2 BrighWO; to Mr. PIT r, at Walther; to the Cep). mending Officere at Portsmouth, Yarmouth, and other Ministers did expectinvasirat 4 ',' of they slid .note If they dide their own Editor,, had they taken the trouble to send down to Black-, friar's Bilge, would have set them right, prevent ed this irorriCal attack upan their .44 knnwledge stf: ." every 'Motion and Design of the Enemy," awe have. saved 'several: thousand . of the good,folke of England the pain of leaving their Christmas cheer-, to dance attendance upon the phantom of the Fetemy witti were enjoying themselves upon Terra and dreaming , of tifiy thing rather then'spoiling.ont .chtistroesgembtdse-eee robleng or pretty Count re, '',.women of their aimuel charier ceder the misletoe. If Ministers did 'not expeA invasion; this must have been .a Christmas freak at their towns-ea' good jglcc against the Ex-Minister to keep, him at wietelt .on the Coast whilst they enjoyed " Their quips and cranks, and wanton ainidst the genial bauets of diplomatic fesii - vitie They perhaps intended it as a trial of the' spirit and temper of the People, or to calculate the proportion of those who are to:be ;depended upon when the Wolf actually arrives. ---Ant), yet I suspect, in spite. of the circa of holiday's, and the boyish temerity taf these men, ;hey would not haVe ventured, fond' as they are 'of 'experitnints, to try one of so ticklish a. nature. Tko„ certainly expeaed the k;feeerv, and their own Official Papet has efferited to tolereble comment upon their Political Information, 11e tell.; tee that " the measure of preventing Neu. tral Ship:; entering; Any other Parts thin " at Yarmouth Roads and the Do erne WAS its every ", point of view a proper and even necessary mea. sure." Ir'so, how happens it that we are told 'on the same dAy ,by another Paper (also in the in, terest of Gavertunent) - that the Ambeseadoes of, certain islcutr,ii Powete having retheeserat ad agaiest this (g , in every point of view ti proper and even nee:ssary"). tneresleree orders tvould:,be immediately, isitued ; bee(3oeeroment to take off the rest rktion knerely the oldinary;rontine of business in the llands pf our present Ritlers.' 9 e'Ve. Will`paSs ! to something of a more extraordinary nature... , Although, nist ei S have not deoltql th4r„,esmv)e4, ijoo:thitt:;h:e:F.oemy'was tr.) have made his 'first ap. parapet! on Saturday or Sunday - last ; nor ai,s; goised mritiVte in taking; the` measure (4 i t h re,. • bra to Neutral Shipi, in orrereo prevent the Ene. my receiving succour or supplies from them, this subtle Politician who is fixed span to place ti: con. dal Of . Gevernment in the leese possible attfavour. able paint of view befisrethe eeterminert , to force Ministers into the opinion he,leneevoweel e . and to attkign 'a reason, the must absurd that can be conc-!iVed, for the adoption of a measure more to be ju•tili;d upon ratitareal . sfdiationndi than 4linctst, ail (m e yet , brought 'famard by the present Mi. nisteise.e,' If the Enemy wish to be acqu,tinted 44 With the state of preparation on nth' Cdasrsi this infeeeetion is 'Only 'to be obzained is Neurnil Vessels-e-It is proper that They should not, be made aegoitinted . with Otis circumstance, 4' got tieratry we have any weakocas to conceit), 4' but that they , should not know our strength ; 4 , for shoe - die force. which is sent liguinAt i.ik, mlat is be - destrred, the sooner it meets witleits desitue. " tion the better for the intercsts,of Humenity litre, Sir, is a &tip!" y Of logic, argument, retire:ie. 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