The Sun. — London, England, 1803-01-01 00:00:00

Am rtrT Vibe aseehded . the Thrithe 'tinder the Warne of VicrOit Fr.A.NoL4,. • The Emrcr.rn, of 4tusstA and tiIe:XING of PkussiA had an interview at Memel. Tour s , ,Atkr L i () ears:at oar., the black Chid' of St. Doinii go, aerated by General Lket,tae, and embarked for„Fro,n e. ..• • - Lord W iiirwolyrrt appointed Ambassador Extraordi. nary aiid l'l,:‘,ipoteiuisty to the French Republic, . • 'clicstone of the London Docks at Wapping was laid by ;he kight 116 n. HetirtV AD ntk ototi, Chancel. leer s> the r ',chi:tour. • • Ar rsry went in the usual - State to the House of VoetS,anCL prorvied the Parliament with - a most graci ous Speech Irons the Throne. GAa. s; N, a French A dvetfturet, and an Englislintan of, the irone of Sown' EN, ascended in a Balloon from 16- m i;ardens. The weather , was tempestinatiA; the di.. recut of the Balloon was from East to West, and they were carried nearly 6o Miles in three quarters plan huur, alighting near Colchester, in Essex. Parliament was dissolved by Royal Proclamation. JULY. ' . • . , The Colony*, of St. Domingo declared in a state of Siege, by pmclaination of Gen. Ltel..r.sc. Piednictit antic:A:4m France. • I{o4 Zx 11) ide a W.imd ascent in a Balloon, :meant. pallier! by Mr. Lock ett, of Greenwich, from LOTti't, Cricket -G rrAllid. After being up fur fifteen il/ey tkscended'at Chingfurd, in Essex, . Id t s Al A.l L.s KlaCioitspenitlission Was. announced for the sevaal, lte:;inients which served in the Campaign in E g ypt, vi weir in their Colour!. thebidgc of a' Sphinx,' Avid' the Word '. Eqpt' over it, as a lasting Memorial of the Glory ;iuctiiired. to His Majesty's Arms in that ever memorable Campaign. . • . This day, in The Monitev, the Official journal of the Frtncb Government, the Old St , de was used in route t ...oveliirnzit, in conjitktion with the new ituvoktionary jargon. . Tout AI NT L'OOVtift't UR r arrived at Brest, '• A. ru>ist melancholy accident happened at the Wet Docks, Blackwall. A Jew minutes before seven -in the evening, the piles iii th it part near the Coffer. Dani gave Way, and the watet rushing suddenly in, the Bison was instantly filled to the depth of 2Z feet, by which eight persons at work unfortunately perished. • AUGUST. , A S'ervituO.Consiiltilin.projected in the Council of State at Paris, for organizing the Constitution, or, in other Words, tor changing . it. At seven in . the evening, M. GA itNEetN,' his Wife, and an Englishman, ascended in a Balloon front Ni4UX hall Gartrens. They were in sight near an hour, and after detaching a Cat in a parachute, they alighted in the vici. nity of Hampstead. The Senatus-Consultum announced in The Moniteur, as an Ad of the Government. • An Amnesty passed in HoLland in favour of the Puteli, Emigrants.. .General. I.Aprts, the French Ambassador at the Court of - T,.isbon, dcparted • fruin Lisbon for France, without anv cause being assigned. . A (.;rand Celebration-took place tit Pifit, on the proela. mati , ii of the Senatus-Conaultum, - appointing tSo KT!. 01itietAl*I'll for life. '• Parliament, Which Otas.appointed to meet on the 31st p, , nroguerl.to Oct. ; . The Citckilation of English Newspapers in France pro litinted, and those in the Colitis-houses, &c. seized ~ This neing . the day .appointed .tor opening the New West India I) , ,eits, at Hlackw,..ll, at, one o'clock. the Henry AFttlingtort, a Ow: west rn,cliamau, 4.;f 3so to;rs burden, . entered the'Dot.k, with CGlnt,trs,. limidir the acclaMatiMlS of tbdusands oC Spectators. .• SFPTEMI4.I4. - • , • Mr. Fox, with a party! of his Friends, performed, with all due ceremony, Ow a;•.1 of homage and humiliation before the rirst 4.:0n0.ii of t ranee. fly a Sen:itna- ‘;')w•oltiiiri of the French Cevernment, tile De i virilotnts,,of the La Loire, Marengo, La Sezia, L,i 11 , 1:.1, awl Wert: to the Terri. tor ; y ot . the i•renoli. kcel)}4llo, The Island of Ntartinicit taken possession of by the Ttocipt, in coostgitetKe of the Peace. I. Parliament lint iicr Proroxtied to November .16. t. 'M. C; it.N sit is ascended, and made the experiment 'of the Pautitute. ...Ile went up from the ground belong . ing to the-St. George's Volunteers, in South Audley ' stmet, and alighted in safety at St, Pancras. t. 'flit:ire:44lA Accounts received of Insurrections in Swit zerland. in consequenoe of tie tii4like of the People to the Helvetic Constitution imposed upon than by France. ,A Grand Te Penni ch.tunted at Turin, in celebration of the Itc.,llllinti of Piedmont to the French Republic. ,The Chief Consul; of France is.p.:ed a Proclamation from his Palace of St. Claud, avowing his intention of inter fering in the A ihiriof Soditzerhott, and reducing the Ad vocAtcs of I:let:dont and I ndepeinlance by Force of Arms. ocTonr.A, r. An Engagement took place at Mouden, near Lausanne, between the. Swiss Patriots, under the command of Ge. WA .14A CHM N 74, and the Helvetic Arnly, in which the latter wilre defeated. ;. Citizen KA PP arrived at Berne with the Proclamation of the Orst Consul-, and delivered it to the Patriot Com manderS in that City, who however deferred giving any the decision of the Diet of SeliWitz, , to whom the tlite#ion of the General A (fairs of Switzerland were eoutided,, were'meanwhile suspended. The Deputies of the Helvetic • Diet published their iAn, , saver to BONAPARTE'S Mani foil), couched in,modcrate, but ftrm and dignified language. • Their sfrtygle4, how_ ever. were inettedual aNittlat the Power of FLAICC, and they were obliged to sitbinit, !,•:The iii lit:lin:tie Senate .that body of men so,odious to their C.:whit nr;.i-re..4,semeled at Herne, and six Mettib4rs ordered to repair to Paris, to 'receive the Cominand 3 Of Ow 1 4 irst Croon!. A violent Shod: of an Earth quake felt at :Constantine ttil.r; anti lilewise about the same time at St. Peters burAh, Moscow, and Kieti,,in Russia. • . Toe Chief Consul, iecompardui by nularne. Bann. rAAr I, left Paris for Roach, on A I our in the TOWIIS on the Sea Coast.- • NOVEMBER. Crner:il A roll, rossi the' French Ambassador, with his Suite, I,nricil,..st Dovcr from , Three French Tr(, , )ps entered Schwitz, and othi.r f; wiliiriatici, were at the same time taken assmt , n of lay the Frciicli, , The hreneh Arrtha3s,nl,l reached Town about One o'clock 111 the A !rnt atrociotii Niurder corittnittect on Hounslow. hew ) , on tlo, person of Mr. Sr V. f of the UV/ender- Witter Warehouse, Caiherino-streot, Stran d. A btretsg tittock" of :an Earthcinake itit in Wailachia, whiQh tt i sny'consitierable flaitt;:get. ()it - the same day a &cacti:ll ',Sli6ck w fclt at - Aliticr.4 ;411 a wGolc Vit tag,: to it 4 1 1 ,.`ii$1,14StrOYCli iy . it. Lord W I won•rn, ;And. Suite, ernbarliud at D'over for (731,11 i • . %t which place tit; was re ceivpd IVltli ev: ry mirk of ritstntction, l'hib day. Pgtii:orullt inn pursueifit to Royal peochma. tion. The iloki>e of Corultinii Prmeedt4 to the Elegc tivttofa Spe;iker, ti;:: 16:41a Eton. ettAftt.): A. t$ I Wai chosen to tlr.it high ( 1 114, - . This (1.9' a periost C.:( , lonel et;A'A It 1), WAS. takt;ll into cl.tstrAly, wittr.4o . :T.il other:s, nn-oUspi cion cartying on 'Treasonable tigatnst the (;ovcrarocnt. • Thr new SPeaker received His Majesty's Royal Appro. tltrwAgh talc rnetbunt of Cm omissioners, appoint ed by His HI jeoy tOr that The I: , •repen (;eneral Anna tosst.,iiitro. duccil to Ns Majeitv at St. lames's. A Convocatino Westiainbtet, I, Geotual M 1 t; op. iwssi wtruclucetl to Ilex Majesty, at the lyr;atktltlx-YoOltt. Accounts of a vary unfavourable maitre received, from St. Porninio., Cot. Hist , committed far Trial,. on charges of low / and Treason, • dreadful !.torni took place, Which did cosisiderable da. rnage at sea, 'T i le V real, a !hitch Ship, .bound to the c 54 1,,, of c ocgi Hope and Batavia, with 4?1 persons on ii .irai, was wrecked 1.1,04 Ilythe .and out 01 uumber, only eighteen cot on Sh o re with file ! I. H 13 MAJLIT Y Went. in the icsol State to'the I louse of Peers, an:t 4 most gracious c perch from the Throne. In matt /louses of Parliament; suitable. Addresses to His M v were voted g: it boil :soy clivi:.Rm. I. Count ST A ititilMhXk G, the I utperiut Minister at our I. owl., being on his return to this Country Corn Vicuna, v.a Mari;,, receiv e d au O r d er from the Fretith Govern. ftlent tri Ell4lt flap rithelt i i !rrltml within twenty-four hours. 3p. Count STA IiItLttELAG landed at Dover from Franee. . DECEMBER. z. M.. Relit 10411.1. EN ti t.:c , the Dutch Ambassador, land ed at,Dover with leis Family and S. Lord WIIITWORTii, the Itrilish Anuhssartor 'at Paris, introduced with great state and ceremony to the Cu it.? CONSUL of France. , PR ICI: O F IESTt Npet cifv.ctivo - 49 - 4 1 1- - 454 it th?tl-~ttcCi, (;I~~SYCliif.a ~-.-. CPCll4.lfi OF ESCII4NGE. , _ i „ . 1 Rio Au, wi.c..3t. Amsterdam ..„ 1 s,' 6 2 us. Madrid Ditto, at sight tt. 4 , , Di; to ltotterdain - IL ~ 2 its. I,e);aioril . HawbtiNli ..; 34 • 2,6 tifi, I Na.es - /thong , 34, 1 21 L. ' (;i:.•10.1„ '. park tdity'sda. 24 7_ , VeilfLC .• 1 aris a usarice 14 11. :ivies 1 1.1,,thm • Bourdemix, do. 24 13' ± ();vs.rio - i ,diz - - --+ id paper i 13ithloi - pato - - 35i alleCtive i niliwi . • . LONDON : Pc!melt by IitkCiIANA.N . WAII !WAN, (ut ilow.titrier ' ,'Covem-GAnicn A aiut ruh:::.hc,o by \ A O ' ILI lAM Aitmst;i ' i.,.c,. ti I. 1 1(41 Sourtt M t , At the Sori.OrFic i f No. 'l2, sifand i WfittC / e/lav tiontuts, 'C.irderr for tPai r _ hff — . 4. • 1. . f , or .... .. :, . : 1: , .. • . . , - COlON'.R's INQUEST. . YE STE R DAY Mr. JAK,lti;rr, the Coroner for Sur rey, with twenty.,four most respeOable Jurymen, met at the French Horn, at Dulwich, for the pur- V)se of taking an Inquest on the body of Samuel Mathews, found murdered (as mentioned in our Paper of Thursday}, near the mouth of his cave, in Dulwich Wood. " • The first Witness was Nathaniel Field, one of the boys who, had for some years been in the habit of visiting the old man on holiday opportunities. He and two companions, on Tueiddy morning, had got into the hUt, which, from being small boys, they. were enabled to do, when they could find no thing but his bottle; they, therefore, sallied out in quest Of their old friend, and discovered his body, covered over with two caats, and a quantity of fern. The boys returned iinmediately to Dulwich, to give information totheTarish Officers. Mr. Kitchen, the Surgeon, who examined the body, deposed, that he found the deceased, in conse. quence of information of the murder, laying on his , back, his mouth entirely filled with coagulated blood, and the right jaw.bone broke in two, one part of which perforated -she outer skin. He had known the singularity of the mode ofliving adopted by the de. ceased,.and believes that the instrument froth which he received his'aCath, was the oaken plant- produced ; the hook part of which (between seven and eight inches long) had been hitched into his mouth ; and front the violence whiCh had been used by the per: sons who had, in this manner, attempted to draw the old.man.out of his cave, the jaw was broken, Ills pockets, at the time the above Witness wit him, were wined inside out. To prove a robbery had 'ken committed upon the deceased, Mr. Turki*jun. Butcher, in Dulwich, said, that on the Monday evening 'Mathews called at tht shop, and gave him hal&a.guinea, saying he owed his father 23. 4d. He could find no such ac count against him, but the old man insisted on pay. iug it, and he gave him Bs. 23. in change, and also made him a present of a breast of mutton to rake home with him. 'Fhomas D ty, a Watchman, depOseti as ty a con vcrsatiou he had with. Spraggs (now in eqindy), a Gipsey Chimney . -sweep, which, as it will be he subjed of further investigation, we forbear u) men. Lion---the Jury thin retiuned..a VerdiA. of irdlid Murder, 'bj Prrioll or Person, 1014I1VW11. CYRom rut PlDlNitynntt TUZ 25Mit OF OCToutit, Dr. LANGFORD'S Anniversary Sermon of the Royal Humane Society. An accident, which happened to the Gentle. man engaged in reviewing this Sermon, proves, in the most striking manner, the importance of this Charity., fi,r restori►+g to life persons in whom the vital powers is suspended.. He was discovered with Dr. Langford's Discourse lying open before him, in a state of the mist profound sleep, from which he could not by any means he awakened for a great length of tirr►e : ••by attending, however to the Rules prescribed by the Humane Society, flinging in the smoke of tobacco, applying hot flannels, and carefully retnaving -the Discourse itself.4o a greet diSIMICC I the Critic was restored to his disconsolate Brothers, e only:, account he could give of himself was, that he remembers readingon, regularly, till he came to the folloNing pathetic description .of a drowned trademan, beyond whiCh lie recolleds nothing But to the individual himself as a [min, let us add all thy 'interruption to temporal in which his intgreSt was er,gaged. To him, indeed, now apparently last to the, world, .is as nothing : but it seldotriltapperis that atilati can live, for him. self alone; Society parcels out its concernsin vari. .ous connexions, and from.. one' head issues waters which' run down in ; many channels. The. spring being suddenly cut off',. what confusion must follow in the streams which , have , flowed froth its source ? it may be that all the expedations reasonably raised of approaching prosperity, to those who have em. barked in the satire occupation, may at once disap pear, and the important interchange of commercial faith be broken off, before it :could be - brought to any advantageous conclusion.", This Extrad will suffice for the style of the . Sermon—the Charity itself is above all praise.--- Art. xvi. page 113. Last Tuesday night,.tir early on Wednesday morning,' the storehouse belonging, to the . Ship Inn, New Romney, was broke open, and a rium, her of ;pareels, (dirthed diff,:ecnt ,perso.n) lodged by John Fox, One of the newsmen of the Kentish Gazette, and others, were, stolen there. from. The ostler, who rose very early, di sco .: vcred the robbery, a nd gave the ;darin,' in 3equence of which the thief was traced by Mi.. i"ux, Mr. F. Gibbs; Mr. J. Shindler, Mr. W. 1 1 ,)ortli ;at others; - to', the Abuse and Crown pub, lie-house, Old Ronfirey,' where dv-:y apprehend , ed him, and' recovered the priricipid part of the goods he had , stolen. One Containing four watches, dire ed in Mr. Abrahams, ydd, %vim °retied, and une of them Auld at' Old Rom. ney, for a unitiea; but' it has since . twen returned to the • owner. He WAS . taken ''before the Mayor of NeW Rotnney,'examined and committed to gaol. tlri E.icellow net;fie for a. Decline Take of figs,. raisins at the' sun, prunes . , - white sugar candy, pearl barley, bustler') shavingS, each eight ounces ; t stick of liquorice, a isrge quantity, of horse. radish and water-cresses,four leinoni cut in slices,'a pint of rum,' and eight tplaris of -spring water, lictil all these ingredients together, till the liquor is., , fetinced. to four quarts. . A small teacup full to Veralien every night and morning, and the patient must walk or ride out every muffling after taking it. ACRICULTZIRE AND PROVISIONS. _ WASTE LANDS. THOSI who 'are so anxious fo r the inclostire of all the Wastes and Commons in th is Country, and who promise immense benefits fiom such a measure, ought first to chew that the quantity ,of Land now in cultivation, is too‘ small 'for Farmers to exer cise their . industry and skill upon ; that it is all converted to tht - most useful purposes; thltt it is rendered as prodttive as pinsible ; . and that no part of it is lying*wasre for want ellabogxers, and of 'public encouragement. If, so far from thescfads being proved, the very reverse should appear to be the case, all the plans now in agitation'foF a gene ral inclosure must produce' public mischief, instead of public gOod. A 'Writer on Agriculture says, from all the re ports he couldvolled, that the quantity of-Land in the Kingdomln which grain-of every kind:is - sown, appears to be about 14.,000,00p acres— #. ol these no more that/ 3,000,000 - acres are tinder a n improved system of husbandry ; the remaining lands are nia naged most wretchedly they are Snwn, he says, for several fears, in succession with inferior coat, and when the soil is worn clot, it is left to be overrun by weeds ; and remains entirely unprodunive, des , theft even pf grass, until it shall 'be again able to_: bear home miserable ernps.. The difference between this land, and the 3,000,ct00 acres, which are well cultivated, is, that -the latter produces at the rate of sixty bushels per acre, while from .each acre of the former;.-nci more than seventeen bushels can be obtained. The. whole annual consumption of corn in the kingdom, he says, is abont. 4o,cioogsoo 'quarters ; and from the 3,000,000 well cultivated acres, zz,sob,ooo gnat - to-4 nre produced. It` will .• hardly he credited that a portion of land eottipari_ . tively so small should :yield more titan half the . quantity of corn consumed in one year. What abundance Might we not expea,. if the remaining rz,000,000 flues were equally 'ma naged ? Instead of sending enormous sums. of 'mo ney out of 'the. country, for the purchase of corn, and pazing .a heavy tax as a premium on importa lion, we should be the first exporting nation in the world, and our agricultnie would keep pace with our commercial wealth. We shOuld besides, be 'guarded against unfavourable seasons; we should have the necessaries of life on 'reasonable terms ; and our feeling's wouLl not be wounded. with the sights of beggary . and 641 of distresS, that assail us wherever we go. Yet with.all this inattc.tion to usefahusbandrY, we are told there is, ncit land enough to yield us food; but that when. the 706,000,000 acres..of waste lands that are irt England and Wales shall be inektsed and cultivated, every thing -will go, on prosprotisly, Ortt: would imagine, that the pre: sent.was an age of paradoxes. About nine years ago, a Member of: His Majesty's Cabinet, Gen_ tletnito of uncommon information and talents, said in the House of CoMmais, that the great number of bankrupties which then took place, was a strong proof of the prosperity of t h e - Country': perhaps; by and by, we shall hear, that, when a tradesman ltas Such a quantity of business on his hands, that he has neither capital to support; nor time to attend to one half of it,. the best v.ety • to tenler the business produffive, and save himself from bankruptcy, will be to extend his trade still further. The same reasoning 'will apply to the proposed cultivation of Waste Lands. It is a well„known fa I, that the lands alrendY in culti vation, with the present 'limited' and decreasing number of Farmers, do not yield half the quantity of food of which they are capable ; and Yet more must be sought after. There now appears to be an alti ficial scarcity ofland as well as of provisions'; .and perhaps we shall shortly have a -set of speculators and projedors - at work to find out substitutes for th ane as well as 'for the Other;. We' do out fiod, that With all this acquisition of fertile territory 'which we areshortly to be blessed' with, the number of cultivators' is to be increased ;. that the yeomen and peasants who have been driven from their rustic tics cupaiions, are to be restored ; nor that employment is to he given to thoserneti, who were once labour_ ers in agriculture, and who are now either begging or robbing on the . highway, o r working f or a list. actable subsistence in great Towns and Cities. BIRTH. On' Wednesday morning, the 29th ult. at his house, in York-street,. Portmansquarc, the Lady or Aiontitgue John Wynyard, Esq. .0 tite.Coldstreaut Rttinwrit ut G wards, of a Son. DIED. •On Wednestlay.morning last, at her house at Blackheath, in the 71st year nf her aye, M ll , t,rs , telia of the late Wil liam Inner, Esq. ot'Llm-strcet-,itiare. • A tew dais uric*, at his re.mwich, Lieutenant- General . tyre, of the, Royal.. Artillery. At Woolwich ? Major-General S tewar t, o f the Royal Ar— finery. - Altona, the jtrght Hon. Dowager Lruly Clifford, mo ther oU the present•l,ord, tier Ladyship was the youngeit sister atilt: late'Earl 'of On Thursday, at his apartments in Exetcr, Sebastian Ent. Esq, formerly of the North Devon Hugh-new of fia, hut latterly of the royal IV:won Cdrps, On the morning of thes.24th oh. in C ower - s t r e et , M a j or Chute/ Stewart, of the Second limitation and Third liegi meet of Native I.nfantry. irt. the Hon. Last- I'll 4 Company's Service.; Bombay. • TOCA'S. Kink Stuck iSo 7 Navy 5 per I- eel. shtit ; er t eat Irish 5 per Cent, •• 4 poi Cent, (.:1)11. 3 r eta. Red. 7L 4) rzr CCfilt. COll. Shill AittO SCIIP • Mink 5-161 Oho Short Aim, ?Mtn strip rAAy. India Stock South Sca Stott. . Exelieq., ss: to 3. dis hitulattle divo 3d Lxchequer ttitls dis. thimium 41 4 : diS.- vet (tent. 7.ia 1 kup,.114.1. 334 1 )k for op;ningt t mita' Tor Act:, Cons: for .9 1111 5- NEWS. vAastOu'ru, are. 30. Arrived—the Endeavour, Foreman, from London. Sailed—the New Danby, lOC Holland; crown, Flight Triton, England ; British Queen, Corp, : 4 vd Tar, Cattle, . for Newcastle; Hope, Osborne ; New Mary. Tcascialei ,• Trelawney, Fill; Botietta, Best ; Mary and Jane, - Crabtree. and.Pateltna, Baxfield, for Scotland. 11'; The Friendship, Barber, train Rotterdam, bound to'Bel. fast with tiax-seed, is put in wind-bound. • POOLE, DEC, 30. Arrived--the Beaver, Saunders, frOM.:Alleant; Walter' Reliance, Milword, Christopher, lYallter",. ano I. inulition, Hill, from Newfoillidl4nd ; Bleising, Robbins, Irons London-; .Illandford, lallbrd; and Active, Williams, from Porwhouth. Sailed—rbe.Mary„ Halley, Friendship,, Davy, antj Three Brothers, WeStcotr, Liverpool-; Speedwell, Foot, lot Southampton ;'Cliarlntte, Robots, for ‘Veyrtrouth. ti.~-, GRAVa.44tith DLC. . 30,;,.. Passed by—the Hannah, Wilson, from LisbOtia, Frederi, train Hambro' ; Mincrva, Barhet, froMilloston: vcrn, Wason, and William, Lovett, from Jamaica ; Union, • from Cork. ; Fortune, Silva, frotn 13 Oa; - Snake,' Aldis„ from. Waterford; ‘ Marshall, I3ilboa, Fanner and the Horatla,' from Bourrleaug. Sailed—the Lady lane Halliday, , R oss , for Montserrai; . Earl St. Vincent's, Horton, Margaret, Goodwin, Royal Edward, Muirltead, and the Hope, Taker, for fainaiCa. NAVIGABLE CANAL. t.WIDON I ) ;f..:K;a:4ICLOLB • • ASSURANCE SHARES. MONTHLY SALE, Ey Air. SCOTT, 0# Friday; fan. ,7, i 03, at - V%velve o' Clock, at. Garrawav's, THE.GRAND NNCTION and PADDING 'PON Original Shares, .Hal t' Shares, zu:l.Optional. Loan, be'lrillg S pur Cent. Interest. ,The KINN E'r and ,AVON c ANA 1., Original Shires and New. Shares. pable ' The LONDON DOCK, "!' wo Shares of 5001. each, 75 per Cent. paid,. bearing 5 per Cent. Interest. The GLOBE. ASSURANCE, Fl SBares .01 each. Particulars at Hatchets'; Piccadilly ; 'at Garra• way's; and of .`air: Scott Ludgate ifili, who is commission 'ed to dispose ol' anal Property and Est... Les by. Private Coil- • traa, - -..-- . -- , -. ...1101 • , ' HE N Professional Men of Fancation oral VV . - ' . Resporbility deviate trout -- the general S mein by . , the selettion o A peculiar branch, the sanction or toeg con. . tinned gifecesi is the best criteridit of superiority. .. Eight years have I devoted MY practice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders ' and the succei,ful ret ii it of inv plan gives the adcliti,inal ardor to opp6se, as far ;et I ani able, the. ravages of tferse Cob-int:tint s irfhi.l; arc il,i„ nc ,„ t • important in the Catalogue of Human lit4i - mities. After initiation into every Brandi, as an Army Si.treenn, I fortnod 4 -.visit at an early. period ..vr, Practice to resque in dividnals from the ignorance of uneducated men, air the • equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners , The Three Disorders, to,the. (' ure of which I li,.i.e de. Voted 'my attention, comprise et cry - sliecies of V ; 4 : !.' 1 , ..: It EAL I N tECTION, whether of, a recent .r 1•,.i ; du ration; idly, All kinds of ifehiNiy, wii...er . i e ( I . r Ofie the habits of schoot-bOys, or the tialtioz, i• • f:;:r4 age: Anti, ' lastly, taat dera ngement of rh,... ~...; , i ii wo . . nren which is called li A R KENN ESS, or ST F. i...; ' (' V. Numerous Diseases are the iestilt of ign o r ance , ~ . haste in the treatment of fe shingle (3 011watt:ea; and it not um; .: frequently ,happens that the see.is of. Lite are, Poisoned, by • the indiscretion o f an une.,uarcled hour: --;•--Ily 'a Superior me. -''' ,4 , thud such Complaints arc easily curet; and, .even wl)er. .4' others have failed, .1 trust that I may presume to Wei' a f t r. ~. . . radical re.establi s h ment. Few, however, a r e t h e cases of corn plicate(' distress in , f . .. • this disorder, compared with. the . calamitous cit nations. of ~i ..Men, who, from an indnlee nce in a solitary v ic e, O r t h e pr•ivalent gaieties of a - t'ashionable life, acquire that state • ;!', of Debility, winch is the unavoidable consequence of such ~2-' pzralcious fiat - tits. 1 -et Where thc unnappy solFerer broods .over ii ;s misery, biit carefully cone eals nis inisfortime u lt may,be. some cons°, ‘''., tenon for him to know, that alihoitglyit„ .oth objeCt et ',', doubt or uncertainty with, other Praptittme , , the IPUTIOVII' . -, .of these Desiciencies by - the gratfuat prop- ' of;Retioya... ' 7.; thin, is the - acquirement of RI)/ Experie t * m If the' rites i of ilaechus or 'Venus.. have began i to red ' anly vigour, muc h anxiety will be nrevertted by an early Sounterae.: A lii s tion of this languid State ; and .M these - Arasae no great; difficulty will occur. . . But Nyttere this Deficiency his for years eilitited, *a propge • , perseverance is iniiispensably ~ requi si tot-to .relitvo the Slum. ;1 bering Sparks of Lite, and to re -ammate the ccinstitution. N i A RA L ki) womgN, who have long been disappoint* ;. i n th e i r expedatirins of a Family, may be assured, that in most instances, sutdi deleas atecurable by hletilcal' skill. The secresy which is so essential to my undertaking, find the qualifications which I , tiave presumed to state, fcirm the basp.of my pretensions, and in, coincidence. with s'ach .. this intimation is given, that Kr. lirce may' be consulted • - i.,.. personally, or by Letters (inelosing a , small Note), at his house, .No. 2.9 0 Arundel street' Strand, near Termite Llar. . 13 .-..9, 'There .is .an additional Entrance in. Water -street, . adjoining, and the Nanic is on both the doors. :.,'' .Mr Bite., Member of th e R oya l College of Surgeon'. 4414 , VENEREAL. lIT.IIsIhNESS, Ace. , To Mr. T HOMAS T A y I :ol , 4*,%Surgebn, N. 9 . ,. Niw liridge-street, : . 1.. - eind.On. . , 0 tsAlt.slß, AT is with the most heartfelt satis faelion . . that 1 • address you on the ineomparable excellence of 'yottriti valtteble Medicine, LEAK.L':: PATENT PILLS. 1 1 1•Ille Spring of this year I bad the misfortune to 'contract a Vene real Complaint, attended v...irlt the Most alarming and dan gerous tyrriptoms; - insen,mli, that I have been confi ne d to nay'room for a erhole week. together,, and nut:abl e t o .st i r .. out of it '; I had no rest night nor day, and sof - filed the most excruciating my eyes grew weak and dim, se' that r Conk, scarcediscerra f.l .pain , and torment, and what was st ill worse, any °Ned, if ever so cloae.tume, and expected nothing les:: ~ than the total loss of my sight. - 7 . - From a "stout,. healthy, and rather corpulent man, .1 -became a 'mire shears*, and ,an object of pity and compassion. My friends had all giventise over, and thotn.,lir my recoverY impossible. In this dreadful state, and . expectill:?, every minute to be my last in•;this wdrld; I was fort!tnately recmiumeneled by a neighbour t try your Medicine; but h.triug tried all medical aid to .nti purpose, and being at an enormous ex pence, it W,13 scene i inn; before 1 could be prevailed on .to,take ;them ; at last I sent ~. for six boxes, and before 1 had taken them ail, I found coin. ... siderable benefit ; • nfy pains gradually dee:vised,. mid my eve-- :i . sight grew better t and, to tht great surprize and asto.ii;ll - of all nay friends (after taking three boxeS more), inY ' health and strength:was perfe:Aly restored, and. I am now (thanks to my God and..vour invalitiesile Isiletticinc) .. zu . well and hearty as ever I was in my lite. . ' . - - _,,.. • You are at full lib erty to pit:dish-this in any m a nner r. , • yolk think pio t ee.r (of.. tat: n....t..ft*.. or '4' t .... l I ~t !Air., ..4 ,' :r . W 11 . 4 1 ShatikflYV I.ent cot; sooner, but web tearful, of . a. ..'• relaiqe. I retro% i t, with tfie tittlll7o gratitude, • L Dear Sir, your obliged huntlate ... Servant, ' It. L. LEIGH. , • 1 - ligh-street, llinninghain, tic,4,:i, 1799. The above Medicine is: earnestly reCOMltictided to• all - 'it Perseus that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of ~ every Venereal - Altketion, , •particularly to/those about alter.. '.4 dog their condition in life, as ; it will ce rta i n ly' eradicate ~..' every taint of that natnre, of however lung standing, az . : F.., cil .howeveisguised tinder the appiarattee of other disorder% '• ' 7, it may be ; or Scorbutic, Glandular, and Cutatieons corm. ~, • plaints, it is ell,' reLurninende ii to be taken,. especi a lly in ,•• the Spring, Stnimier, - and Fall. . - .. Prepared and so aby the sole,Proprietor, 'r ncm AS TA.V . .-'i - , [MR, Member of the Corporatioilot Surgeou.S, London, at: his House, No. 9, New Bridge:- street ; where he will give '' l 7 Advice L without .;t!: tee, ~to persona taking these Pills, anti ' , .i.,,, will. answer Patientir Letters, . it putt-pond, on the saute terms, observing in all eases the oust inviolable secrecy,' ora . ',. • , Patient'e name or cane having been , mentioned,. but at: ':, um:it particulf request, by the Proprietorydwing the course : • of more than 35 'vi aars,. that he has had ilte , eonditiling . of an.extensivc 1.. c: of the above Medicine, and th e k radices , ~ . . , - at f :ii - ig th.trefroin. .. They are also sold by his appoint ment , at the Per luinert, No. 35, Sr. Alban's-stmet, Pall-M all; Mr. Ro bertson's Toy..sitop, No. .io,' Oxford-street ; Mr. SteePfr No, 1, Uttion-rn., Little rowee-hill; . ..and by one Per= son in every considerable Town in England, 4c. in boxe% of oniY zs, get. C4Cil t sealed up, with full and plain Di retttere;, whereby. Persons of - either Sex may cure . them . selves with ease and secrecy, .N . li. Each Box sold. in Great firitainis sealed up,With , a Stamp; 'in whi . ,ii, by faVOur of the Conimissiorterb is' printed at the Stantn-Offlce—" "T. Taylor, 'NO. g, Neil tir4o.4trc,v4.--1() imitate which is Felony, and 411 uthet be counterfeit." i