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~PARIS, jiI,URI7 , II 12. PRIVATE •Letters from Conitrrirtinoph, dated the Ith of . 1.101:ary, state, that in consequence of the rivAl there of-General ihtuilc, all the Frenchmen in that Capital assembled on the roih in' the Con vent of the Capuchins, where 'Fe Dem was sung in unison with discharges of artillery from the Ft ench Vessels. The CAPITAN PACHA distributed money on 'the occasion, and a considerable quantity of fredi `meat to the' French Vessels„ The same Letters add, that Lard ELGIN, before his departure, received horn the Torte presents to the amount of 500,000 • Nostres. We learn from Ratisbolt, that the new nrganiza (ion of the Circles of the Empire is completed, and u ill without delay be proposed by the Ministers of: the Media , ing Powers -Co' 'the Deputation of the . Empire. These Ministers are also - eharged to pre sent to that Body : the ,new Ecclesiastical organiza. donor GermAtiy„ which is to serve as• the basis of a new Oencordat between the Germanic 'Nation and the•l-loly See. TO THE EDII"OR OF THE SUN. BM, A mow malicious and unfounded report having been peopagated, 'that Sit THOMAS TaounRID9E 3 availing -himself of the knowledge derived from his official situation,. had diretled the sale of his ,Stock from the. Funds on Monday and Tuesday last, I deem' it incumbent upon me, as the aAor in the business transafted, to .put the Public- in possession of the whole fad. . Having had the Honour of managing all his con, cerns for these twelve years past, be, about two months ago, informed me he shOuld in all probabi lity want his money in March or Apfil, as he had in view the purchase of an estate, and he therefore desired me to watch the progress of the Funds, and to sellhis Stock if I saw them filling, that he might . not be put to inconvenience and loss at the lime-it might be wanted, and I was not to wait for further: or particular directions, but . ,to. use my own discre. tion. Under these circumstances, I observed the Funds drooping on the Saturday preceding,. and on the Monday following, having attended at the Bank, and seeing them still falling,• and : very large sums selling out, .1 deemed it a duty I owed to my Em 7 ployer, fo order my Broker to sell out Sir THOMAS Titotraittpa a's Stock, and. which was accordingly done, without my having bad any communication with him, either direaly s or indirettly, until the transaction was over. I have made oath t o th e t rut h o f t h e above-De claration, which is stuck tip at the Stock Exchange. I ain, Sir, Your most humble Servant, 114,rt-strtct,,Blovar- WlL4i4wi E, Coox. buoy, t.ftl March 1803. GENERAL. ORDERS, Plymouth Dad, ad March, , t 803,. MA:olt-G Ewan AL ENGLAND has much pleasure in men ,tiinfekhiS perfed approbation of the Military Appearance of t%,;-id Royal Garrison Battalion Yesterday at the Inspec titii:„ He requests the Officers - will accept his Thanks for their attention in their respettive situations, and for the-able support they have afrorded Captain Bt. Ac L ein the Forma tion of the Battali on . The.Majot-Cenral has particular satisfaCtion in acknow ledging his obligation to Captain EL CK A LI, for his unre mitting exertions in Forming and Clothing the Battalion 50 rapidly, under many disadvantageous circumstances : his conduct on this occasion does hint infinite credit-, - and mani fests his experience and }perfect knowledge of the Service, which the Major-General "has not failed to report' often, for the Information of fire Commander in Chief, and which lie will, nain take an early opportunity of repeating to His Royal Highness. On the Day of Inspedion, Captain BLACKALL presented the Officers. of the Battalion under his Command, and those of the Retired List of I.nvalids residing in the. neighbourhood; together with the Gentlemen of, the Citad;l and other friends, with an elegant Dinnerat the Canteen, which was corn. posed - of the choicest viands, and every delicacy the season afforded. Many appropriate Toasts were drank on the oc casion, ;and the evening spent in the greatest con,: viviality until a late hour, when the Company de. parted, highly impressed with a due sense of the engaging manners, kind attention, and great Jibe. rality of the Donor of the Feast. On Saturday evening last, a Banditti, to the amount of twenty. One, Composed of coal.heavers, &e., formed themselves into two parties, with a view to plunder ; and under. pretence of being au_ thorized yress.gangs, seized between forty arid fifty labourers corning from their pay.tables, in the neighbourhood of Wapping, .from whom they ex. totted' about ;oh fur their liberation. But in the high career of their success, two real press-gangs coining up, demanded their warrants ; for want of which, every one of those non.commissioned plun. derers were sent off to the discharge of more .ho. nourable, duties in service.--Some, Majesty's service.--Some produced prorthions, but the Regulating Captain very justly concluded that nothing could or ought to proied -such audacious impostors. The. Assizes for. Berkshire' finished last Wed, nesday evening, wheu sentence of death was passed on the three following persons :—.Defrolis,Dabi, for forging' a - Bill of Exchange; Joseph Hailing, for breaking open -the dwelling-house of Walter Hol. loway, of !Upheld, labourer (no person , being there. in) and stealing a gold ring, and various articles of wearing apparel ; and BenjainbiMarih, tor stealing two pieces of -hog.meat, a barrel containing some made wine, and other things, the property of Wm. Warrington, of Old Windsor, C!erk., Ha11;,,, e and Marsh were reprieved before the Judge left the Town, ,and Daly.is left fur execution. .. ' At. the above•AsOzes a Caine was tried before Mr. Justice LAW R RNC r, of•cOnsiderable importance to the Navigation ',of the RiVer Thames:--Mr. Thomas Fletcher, of Abingdon, Coal Merchant, Was the Plaintiff,- s and Mr. Thomas or Ox ford, Bargemaster, 'Defendant. The ground ,of the Action was, that through the neg lige nce o f Hie Defendant's Bargetrien, his barge, which ,they were condMing up' the River; ran fonl. ,and,..ti . the Canal-boat of the Pliiintitr, as it was going down the River, near Mapledutham Pound Lock ; by which means 'a cargo of Tenhy Coals was thrown into the River, the - bdatdamaged, and some of the, tackle lost,' The Plaintiff rested his . , Case; on. the. • Usage of the_Rtver, which re - quires upwaid.bound boats to lie to, next the towing path, arid give the channel and passage of the Riyer tolboats pass— ing dOwnwards ; and he proved, to the •satiifaaion of the Court, that the Defendantig servants ailed incadtiously and 'negligently in: letting his - .barge loose„'-at ,tllt bend of the Riv e 4 just bel ow . t l ie ; pound lock, where' a strong current set her.arross tlie channel, at the instant the calbt hum' payed by;. = , --inceitfseglielee of whio - 1 the accident to querttion happened: The Defendant en , leavoured tO.imputt blame 'to the PlaintitY's servant;, in . 'quitting the still water below the ponnbl_lock befor e t h e b arge came up to the pound ; roundly asserted that the Oxford Canal.boais were unfit to navigate 'on the Thames, and the Plaintiff '8 Bargeinen had not competent skill but he failed in both I.,iint;,. A Verdi& was give'n the Plaintiff for full and Costs. MINISTRY OF MARINE. ••••• He did not. conceal that His imperial Majesty had set on foot with the. Mediating Powers, on tome points interesting to the House of Austria,, 0 Negotiation, from whence have resulted some ul. tenor di , positions. He gave at the same time the fOrmal assurance, that his Govern Merit would ne. gle6t nu =ails proper to consolidate what had been hitherto done, — and would occupy itself without ceasing in. regulating Cie objetis which remained to be settled. " 'A Convention. With His Imperial' Majesty was concluded on the z6ili of Deeember . , and has since received 'the respeOive ratifications. Some ex planations which were the consequence of it have been completed. , In the interval, all that the ael of the z3d of December left still to be regulated, hi:S been happily eonduaed to a perfed issue, be tween the Mediating Powers and the Deputation. " ile would not have given these derails, which are . sr.: well known, if he had nor considered,, that there is an urgent necessity for putting an end ,to all uncertainty,. by placing the last hand to alabOur oh which, depends the tranquillity of the Germanic Body.. fi The Deputation, in unison with the Imperial Plenipotentiary, present "nriw this labour to the ceneral . Diet. Ail the objects included in it were known before ; opinions are formed, anti the pa triotistn of / the Elettors; PrinCes, and States of, the Empire, waits, without doubt, for this moment, in order that they may give to the Mediating Powers the only 'mark of gratitude which can an. ewer their amicable intentions, that is, to say, a prompt ratification of the result of so much careind labour. (Signed) " L IFOR tr." " Patisbert, 2.7tk February." • , BRI/stEts, MARCH 13. General BELLIARD, who serVed with so much distinelion Under BONA PARTE in the Campaigns of Italy and Egypt, will have the command of the Troops which are to form a Camp in our environs, at the epoch,of the journey of the IrtitsT CONSUL into the Departments of the ci-divanr Belgium.- It also appears, that the. de.. neral Commandant of the 26th Mititary Division will have the command of the Camp which is to be sul?,tistuut on the Left Bank of the Rhine_ at oi same time. • r A great number of Recruits have already been raised on the left Bank of the Rhine for the set v,ive pf •tile Colonies. They are condueteil to the 1741,6 t established at Dunkinf, from Whence they viii bcembarked for their respalive destinations. 'Che following instance of remorse of conscience occurred a few ddys since., at Croscomb, near Wells: A young man in the service of a farme-r, had been prevailed on, by his father, to rob Lis master °linty, . an d wa l de,teaed by his mistres s in the a d of puttin g i t in) 1)14 flutter's shoulder s ; he' received some re. •nroaches from the matron, but %I/JS promised fur.' jovenest on the hay being monad. The unha y out h, however, in• State of despondency, bung himself the 3ame evening in ,an out-house. The Coroner's Jury returned a verdialeto de se; . but hat part of the sentence which .directs .the body to ~tied in the highway, was dispensed with. The Frigate La "Fraternize sailed from St. Do mingo on the 7th of August lasts No news.hss been since received of her arrival in any Port of, Europe. It is therefore much feared that this Frigate may have perished at sea. Other Ships_ in the Public Service, which saileel frinn Si. Domingo at the same time, have arrived, without accident, at the places Of their destination BgittiE, MAkcti 4 .. —The news of the State .semers REDING . , 'litiv-DEI:.-MAUR, Brc. being set at liberty, appears to be confirmed. Letters from rijaccio, dated the 4th of. February, announce that the first Battalion of the third Helve -tic Demi-Brigade, consisting of 600 men, has been embarked. ,' All the Grenadiers requested to go, and it was decided by lot which of them shoald re.. Main with the second and third Battalions. The Yusileerit 'testified the same ardour to see the New World'. One Officer alone gave in his resignation. BASLE, MARCH' 4.—We learn that the French Government has sent considerable sums to Geneva, for the purpose of commencing the conitruEtion of a new grand road to communicate between Satv and The labour will Commence immediately; Riazaßopr, Ft e. 27.—Note trammitted to the Diet of the Empire by Cirizcn LAVORET and the Baron de : , • • " The - undersi g ned Minister Extraordinary of the French Republic to the. Diet of the Germanic Empire, had the .honour to present to its ratifica. threemonths since, thegeneral Plan concluded in the course'of the then. preceding month, with the Extraordinary Deputation. in vested with full powers by the Empire. 'The following etnrminti&aiSn from Mr. Pit tla; Jeweller of Brewer -street, will be a prof of the Benefit to be derived front Dr. James's Po‘tder in the present Epidemical Disorder. TO Ma. NEWBER.Yi PAUL'S CHURCH YARD. SIR, OesEttviNg a Paragraph in the Papers of the efficacy of. James's Powder in the Influenza, and my wife having been since attacked by that complaint in so violent a manner as to become in a very short time delirious, I sent for' Dr. James, of. George_ street, who usually attends my family, and who by means' of his father's Powder, removed• the de lirium and the feVer in a few hours. If you think this fad can be of any service. to the Public, you arc at liberty to relate it with ray name. 'I am Sir s - Bcc..&c. PHiLIPE PRINA. NO. 17, Brewer-street, March 12, 1803. SHIP NEOT, GRAVESEND, MARCH r 4. • Passed—by the Eliza, i#rooking; from Legiiorn. Sailed—the Enierprize, 1-folman, for Marseilles ;' Aure. lonia, fohnson, for Biltso4 i ,Echo, Williams, for Gibraltar ; Minerva, Barber, for r9ston ; 11enrtMta, Meldt, for liambro; Albion; for Cork ; Werwagtlng, Rouen ; Bottafacins, Vrow, Alida, Vrow, Margretta, ---, and longe Wilhehnina, for Antwerp • •• . .111,4 R R lEa. - ' . Lately, at Petersburgb, George Augustus Pollen, Esq. Colonel of His hlajesty'N Loyal- SUrrey -Rangers, to Miss Gascoigne, daughter of Sir Clkiirles clascoigne,,Aiaual Coun sellor of State to His linper...i Majesty the-Emperor of Rus . At Edinburgh, on. the 7th instant, Patrick Bowie, Esq. of Is:eithock,.to Miss Marpret Raitt, youngeit, daughter of the late, Thomas Raitt;..,Esq. of Longlormacus: On Monday sennigliti . atC.:iirti6 - ry s tieut. Kenneth MlCen zie, of the Royal Navy, to Miss Janet Muir, second daughter of 1;.4 Mr. , David Muir, of Cartferry. DIED. , •• •• . , • • Yesterday, Mr. James Pon!they, of Fore-street; Crippl.:•- • gate, In the 73d year of his ap. • • . Thursday last, at her house in Cavendish square, Mrs. Hungertord. On Saturd:iyJast, after a few days illness, James Rowland . Ca - ;sar Durittind, 'Esq. s of ,Great , Cumberland,strect, Port.: ni,m-square. On Monday last, at his .house in the' Spa4ields, in his first year, Robert Bishop, Esq. • The saineniorninK, 'at her hoitSe in 'Grafton -street, Mrs. Beaelicrott, rcii.t:i of Samuel Beaehsroft, The same night, Mrs. Ellis, at her house at Knights bridge. -• The same evening at herhouse in Georpt-street, Hanover square, aged 73, Mr's. Louth, mild of the 'late Lord. Bishop of London. On Friday last, after short illness, M.rs. Ann Strut, at lier "louse in Sloane-street Chelsea. j On Sunday last, Mr. Clutincry, of Great Quern-streer, , • At liammersmith;- on Friday last, aged 76, Dr. George Yoting,, Physician to His Majesty's Hospitals in the West At C loucestet, on the tst , inst. James Mackenzie Stewart, Esq. of Vrrard, . . PR.ICE.OF tocxs. VZSTERDAY. Ilink Stock . lndia Stock 24 . . Navy 5 per Cent. 961-71 South Sea Stock . rer Ccnt. 1797, shut Exciter!. itills s ► S. dis. Irish 5 pereent. Fundable ditto prem. 4 per Cent. Comm. shut ;d Exchequer Bills dis.. 3 pet Cent. Red. shut Omni= 1.1.} l Z 4 3 per Cent. Con. 6313; 341 ; Imnper. 3 per Cent. Ditto . ' Scrip [63? I Ditto Ann. ton flank L. Ann. shut flank for opening Ditto Short Ann. . India for Acc.. Ilitto Scrip Cons. for April6 3 ii 4) 31 3 1 ~........... • 1 GOVERI:INIEI;T SECIIRIII'. , Tito ttititsf valirible Medicines the Ct)lt DIAL BALM of . ' - GiLEAc, ANTI-;RPETIG IN ES, ABSTE G E NT LtiTtoN, whereon the Lite and Health of 'fhou sands 'depend, are .protected front Counterfeits`, by Ors; • wonts " Saml. Solomon, Liverpool." . Being, by order of His :Majesty's. Hotwurable Cotninissioners of die Stamp Duties. engraved .On the Sta'inp, which is pasted cm each Bottle, to unitate Whichit felony, and punishable witly death. None else can be genuine, as every battle is stamp. ed beroraii is delivered out of the PrOTrietor's possess ion. • : TABKS DORSALJS, or, the Consumption inch. &a to young persons of salacious dispositions . , is so little treated of by theancient Practitioners of Medieme, well is through the delleaerof .modern Physicians, that ate atlesuate idea of it cannot be Colleeted from their writings., It is necessary, then'tb Say, that the tirSt symptoms of the l'abeS I)orsatill are easily itiseerned be involuntary not - tit/oaf entissions - ; 'pains in the back, as weft as.. often in the bead :' formication of the spine ; aching paitis, and weakness of. sight; 'of Mentory,' by an. extreme dejection of the mental faculties ; and•contingent •to these , are gutta-serria,r: meagre visage; emaciated body ; irregular astlirreitic sensa ,, • Botts; which, preceding ; syndrome Lt hectic:4 cO,i.pla;iiti , ulthnately t.oe', the fatal' catastrophe:, ;The etikacY or the Cortlia I Balm of Gilead is daily .demonstrate 4 ineradicating the worst and most dangerous symptoms of nerVims disord. cis ; and nothing has tenclM so much to'j st a bl i s Tahitf a ine of this Medicine, as' Its-.ccitaiii success .in those'complaints which strike their root so deep in the Constitution, ,-acti• are , so fetal to the happiness of mankind: The Cordial IMirt of t.ileid is carnestiv'recointhended to all persons lab#itirifig under those, cruel break o c u o t rt il ti l z a i ivsaariseatty4,:oafnstyi eits l,up tr t is cm ,. : e l for which thiss4L ,l)l4)9s c and bowels ; braelng the:solids, and gl9l (l lg fa t r ot 4' t r to t he nervous systint • Tut Pounds Reward for every,Bottle sold without StittlPit to be paid on eon - 14110 , i, under Act "of P2`rli;ottent the 4i • Geo, 111. ch. to, belore'anv juaiitc of the f s.4Tlng of Nine Shillings itt Tit's GuitwAs.. • • The C o rdial. Balm a Gilead is sold' in bottles, price Halt. a-Cuinea each; ,there are also bottles, price3l s ( 011 tain in g equal to four bottles at tesAd, by thtlCll the • patient save* gs. including also the pi:t ) titc stamp of which hears the Proprietor's !tame .and addresa uhpve. a fee • d N. 8., opi , t;a : The Cordial - Balm Of Gilead, Anti-lAnpetlicn,n, and A" stergent Loti4.4.n, and Guidd ilz.,l;l),'' 'arc Ne S o o tt l . d y b o y ik R i ei x n i n a a r i h it e , vv i e ,th Bath, by Hazard; ilristyl . Butgin f, mhlgham.• Knott .13d 1.1,0 yd ; Sri ; Simmons ; Bitry 'St. Editrued"s, Dingle; ,ChelreilhAa. don; 'iamßridge, Hodgson; Coventry, itoll:l44an ter, Kepner Canterbury, simmuil,; ; earlisre,. 10.! , •4 Chatharn t ,gtlieringnm ; Chetnr;iford, Ciaeltar. ; Chesty:, P"inl and s" ; u'O Cltester, •P Upson; Cioncestet,,Suitt* .Chipperiliarn,Combs ; Pity,ciale, .No, 7,4; xclYl i r • court,; I )erby,. Drewry; DaTiont, l'enAhgtoti ;. !testes i De ; I):A . ehester, Virtue ': Rejk r, „, 15 :7, • tJartnioutti, Tickse‘i L ti&trglf, ' Smith{ -Nof 11 Exeter, 'Frei: aril Son ; I . 4lroopth, Elliot ; '', . % ,ee 4t i l l ' s e , r l ; : . .ii?,l l ;;;lin ' .: . l'el : ;.,..s lb • 1 ) I. ) , P U d iC id ol ; n, l 4t 7 ; l'l';;;7": He" ley Lek-ester, ;1, :AWN cheater, Thompson ; 4l:areate, 1,10 we; Alaidatonc , • Jones.; Plymouth Dock, 110040: ; Portsmouth. A'''' - " Se' lli eradirng, Shrlclvsbdry, ' ErttloweS"; Southampton, D3 '"'" S r t • u 3 i tt ib 6 r rd irtge Nle: W ig e i l n • l ; s, a ; °llet r i' V l e l" Yl ''cli :;° ‘ls'°:) , :ehY! c u l i rt n: a e l t ai) en ; j l si d; ' ;SC 4 c art n . d i d ni , b k s : l , a v a c e l r t. ' a h p:ci l r i v i e autablc Pamphlets gratis, with a variety o auiiiclitic titi , ted ttterein. • • • ISORDERS that proceed either frinn an,iap* pt! JLI. state of the Mood, oy a refaxed state of like;yerT":. havin. in innumerable instances, subsici,:ii by a L a F ie ei SPILSBURV's ANITISCtIRBUTIC DROPS, o.itinot be said in praise of that invaluable preparation:' unparalleled success, in .the caqii ttf established its celebrity throughout the UniverSe; wheteiS it possible to. obtain such a 'Restorer of Con stitution - and..infallible.- Cure of the Scurvy, Com,- JR hea" inatism, ° Evi4i Leprosy, and a virietv of other Comllaj afs ' too generally incident to Infinan nature ChUtell4 m t ' "ft id , Those Drops Are sold in battles Of . ss. 6,1. atiff ti. d each, with a black stamp atiixed tovai,;..h lowing Venders in I.oriclon • NewbOrYki3O — n - 441 o se t* ocry, - corner - of St.. Paul's; nutlet,. ne street ; Ward a . • Bayley% C i ockspnr , Str:ct; Pall-Mail; Walsh and Zockai i Strand; N °. • Bk‘hopsgAto Without; Shaw and Edwards, St. Pau t'seliurc ho y_ard; Clark, No. ' , A prosary, Borough,' Southwark ; at, the • -WP Holborn7::1:13:41.:1:;11:117 .1 8 (),fortil- Ng. 15 ' S6l. ExChar4e4 1.1'1,1', COURVi OF is TUESDAY, M Amsterdam j 4 2 us. Ditto, ut sight 35. to Ruttordam - 36 2 M. thunburgh "-. 3,1 lo 2,E us. Altuna - 2 6 us. Paris t chy'S da, 24 18 Pads, ditto, , 2 . 5 2 '2 us, hourdeaux, do. 25 3 - - ip paper Dittr, ette6iive TCII/INGE. Alteli TS. Madrid. Ditto Leghorn - - - ' Naples Genoa, Vehicc Lisbon: Oporto Dublin 1 Irtiboi in paper -35 i ctiethve Sol - - - 4Q • dm 10 6i ". 6 74 1 4 • 0 D IAPITAL TELESCOPE, • •' SPOSED OF, formerly the Property of the late General,Roy, and purchased at the Sale of his Effects; A capital Three-toot REFLEC TOR, with Rack Work, made by tames Short. Inquire of Mr. Fraser, Optician, No. 3, New Bond street. Professional Men of Education and V. V Responsibility deviate from .the general System' by the seledion of a peculiar branch, the sanction of long Con ' tinned -success is the best eritvion nt superiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclusive treatinent of. 'clove.. Disorders, and the successful result of guy plan gives t:lke additional ardor to oppose, as tar as I am able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most , important in the Catalogue at . ti unlan Infirmities. After initiation into every 'Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I fonned a wish at an early, period of Ptatice to rescue in dividuals front the -ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of ,general Praditioners. The Three Diaorders, to the Ciire of which I have de. ; .vaSeit my attention, comprise every species. of V ENE. ' , REAL. INFECTION, whether o a rec e nt or long du. ration idly, All kinds, of debility, whether arising, from the habits of school Atom or the indulgences of mature age: Anti, lastly, tut tiernigernenr Of the system in wo. :I men which is ca lied BARRENNESS ; or, ST ERILI 'l' V. Numerous Diseases arc the result of ignorance, or, haste in the treatment , of a • simple (.;isnorrhiea; and' it - not un frequently happens that the seeds of Life are poisoned by • the indiscretion of an unguanied hour.--ily a superior me, thod such Complsints. arc easily', cured; and; eve n where others' have failec4. I truly ,that I may presume ` to offer a radical re.establisimient. . Few, however, are, the.cases of Complicated distress:in this disorder', coniparvi with the calamitous situations of Men, who, from an indulgence in a. solitary vice, or the 'prevalent gaieties of ,acquire,that state of Debility, vOll,ll is the unavoidable oconsecpwitce of such pernicious habits.- • • - 1 -. Where the thinappy sufferer broods over his riiise bnt: earefutly -c oncea l s h is in iatortirne„, it !nay be some c ty, onie. 4) t tio i; toe h im. t o enoe. , ,',that aftl.o..ro it be' an - objeft 01 doubt or uncertainty with ilithet , iierS, the rernava: ofi. these Deticientaes by ;fie. gradual progress of Reilova, tion,. is the acquirement of any, Experienee, It the rites ot• klacchus' .or Venus have , began to reduce Manly, vigour, much anxiety wilt be Prevented by an early Counterac tion of this languid State; and •in these cases, no great . diflitulty willaaccur. . B But where this Deficienc y has far years existed, a protiel , b e e C e r i s it ti a t p u p tin o a inied i' perseverance. is .indi . spensably aequisite t o r evive the slum. bet - nig-Sparks - of Liie, and to re-amitiatesh MA It RIED M EN,:whohave long in their expe ctations 91 a u aMily. May be at.sored; that i n most instances, such defeSts ate eurabie by MedicallskilL' The secrecy which is so essential, to toy. unde rtaking, and thequali.ications which I have firesuinett to 'At:ate, tbriti the basis of my. pfesepatorfs, and in conicrlence With sui#l ; :: tics;, intimation is gtven, that M r , Bre, ,tray be consulted perbonatly, or by Letttri ti.l . 4t:it)lll4 a small Note), at his notrac, 29,. Arundel iittaqt, strand; 't r eat 'Tumid e it4... ,. •1••i wi -,i b • aL!ditiOnat Entrance in Watei-street, adjoining, i. 114 the hfaiste is in.-botil t Mr IS (CO. Meliiber , i) . l [Lc (..:01.1t,r, of Surgeons.- ,LON DUN.: ,Brintalby :BUCHANAN Al•NII UAW, (018 0 ii-Streie Covit•ClAidonl:: and P. ht ih W ,y inm ARnxici•:x f S h l err GNsienor-sqwmc • " crtr ollt ton-s.r At the Svx.Orrzcs No, s 1 2, Strand ; where Aihertitererar ) Orders tar thePaper,"Letiers fig the d tc . t., d i n t ot be acidtesseti. r os -ear • To THOAIAS'.TAYLOR, Egg: No. 9, Nets Bridge-Street, London. Honoured Sir, Edinhur,;ll, Match , 4 ? I BE° %leo leal,'e to iiiroriri throe; ever 'since trt,e Year 1790, I. have been audited with 'the LUes of tea; witich,„ from its obstinately -resisting every emir: v l , v -k ‘ \ i"'e Pr.euribed.by, the 'most eminent of the a‘`', here, aild undergoing several - geveiv cours . o of salivat; i () e f, and t wice discharged front the Hospital, with little CC' would appear to be,of the ..most inveterate_ nature. 11 t as spring pt last year rny disorder . had got to • such a hea t 1 ' nearly to pot a peri o d to thy'eXiStetlCe- , -1 had a larg e ° R, r on the crown of my head; ono oh each arm, artif werebroke - out in frightful manner; , ray right was* 0 0 1 . fully painful, and had been in. a state of ulceration 10 '44. , last seven years ; my left had als . ') two large haties l e , was very much discoloured, and gave Ine such excrdt d „, ink pain, particularly whim warm in bed, as nearly t" ` prive me of rest ; in thi ti lainMtable state, I w 45 re f i i a mended by Mr. J. Thompsork, ;who received so' g`"•it/, ' cure by them ficre), to take yonr Leake's Patent ?t o , which I began to do on thy. 16til Qt . ; OF* cu u o Of K tOhnight, I began to receive benetit--in than a month; the ulcers tan my herd and ar:",,;:doi soundly bealecL—soon :after, .the soles on my' 1 4 =0 r j , t ad also; leaving, however, consieterable clirseolonratiV ',VOA skin, • and pain in the bo ne tit the left, which, 'yr ling oz . God, and a little 10114 rt perseverance ' suable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes diipersingt . `i — m illY regaining its natural lilie,,and the noaurnal pains gr . ":l - me• going ott. I thus became, by your lib al theme, iierfedly tree from ail 'my fortih.r caini4",„7, be tiitts . have recovered uty"former spirits and - strength, st 4 i7io rn n e th i s t3i t j o Y and the li fm t t o i n i i n sht ‘ ti vi e l t i l c t h o . f s.ta • ail w h tio v n i k g ii7 ll tv l in ind e; — _ ! ,, ;1 : 1 , 0 1 o1; a loss in.what ter:xis to express, my gratitude, but 1- 7 ) , 41 '; r r c lo a : e th a f;. l ;od blic ot as ot ,p it o er zsi s o u le ll , ering mortals, to 111 . 11 '' i 4 4 0 . 14. gte - attY S- O l b S a i ret k ' ( s ) i l r, cV y C o r t; tm ; ; ; r ilt r ,: t iise,lier,t, very humble servant, At, X. P.l 1 .) Swan's Close, High..9treetvEditiburgh. witnesses to the above Cure: rola; Tn9icvspl, Ivo. .3 4 Now l'oultryMarket; 3134. Its kl ?J INroast , Ohl Assembly-CloSe, Edinburgn. Prepared and Snld by the sole Proprietor, Titostits Al ember of, the 4oval etilkife °' l ot; ,• goons, at his House, No. g, New Aridge-..:trcet, I,o „, t ' A i I,v s here, atter a Conitant res!derice nit rtit>re' t 4 1 . 0 '.'„,,.01#:,: YP" , . in. a practice particularly directed id th 0 e 1 '';;04 , • Venereal Complaint s , and those incittetnal to the Generation, with tli4t invialabls secreti„. which hii ~proffssion sliftici lwayi, erve in vacfil t o ` . trances bun - Self, the'advice anti asiiistanc.e: situ:misters .to persons ti,king this .M...dicine, by a discerning Public, - as 'an advallug‘ slum attainabie.ana void of all anth:guity. ' • of Also „ sol , t, by' his agpaintip,:nt, f)..t thg 'cont,cniea those'livitilt at :A diStan‘e, ttu.- Alban's-street,' Pall.,Ala4 I ;•-•` the T, , y-nop, ford-street ; Mr. Disberutigh's, • I isli.stree!'",,Ar. Mr. Steel's, 13Onkselict, UniQb-rowc Little hill Mr. Ilaxter'S, - South-bridge, EdinOu l o; 06 Glasgow ; Air. Callv%eil's, Dublin; pers4ll: in cure' Considerable town in Gloat Erira . P o) . hail . l ull. .. in IrOXeS oniy each', staled. up . atot Orrettions, whereby persons cat e tcher' st , - cure tneaueives With ;ate, speed, ;;;:efflcv, s 4ict .Y . N. B. Every Boitold in GreatTritainjis a Stan;'; on whirp,;_ly ff .favtint of 'the printed, at the St trip-Oice--" T,.'fav for,. ,ficrt* . : Dridge.street,"—to imitate 'which is ` *ski are CoOntetkitS. • . I ~' f ~.~a } • - - ~'3.`- t'~ 1 g°„