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~:.,, „'~, 1 , , , F~ I NUMBER 3429.1 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, T O -MORROW EVENING, Sept. is, 1803, - will be presented DOUGLAS. tord Randolph, Mr. HO i.L AND; Glenalvon, Mr. BARRY MO R E ; Nor Val, Mr. H. 10HSNTON, (Being his first Appearance on this,Stage); Stranger, Mr. WROUGHTON. ' Matilda, Mrs. POW E L ; Anna, Miss TI DS W ELL. 4ifter which a new Dance, called - -THE TRUE LOVER'S KNOT. The Principal Characters by Mr. BYRNE, Master BYRNE, and Miss B. MENAGE. The Union Pipes, by rilr. OtiARR LL _ And the Harp by Mr. W Ell PART. To which will be added • A HOUSE TO BE SOLD. Captain Kelson, Mr. DOWTON Charles K.elson, r. BANNISTER, jun. Beltield, Mr. KELLY; Mesheck, Mr. WEWITZER ; Mathew, Mr. SU Err. Charlotte; Miss DE CAMP; Fanny, ?Ars. BLAND. • Second Price 3s. Pit 35. 642 Second Price z.s. as. Sec.nd Price is. Upper Gallery se. Second Price bd. No Money to be teturned. Places for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Posbrook, at the 216x-Office in Little Russel-street. Teti Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per formance to hehung at Half oast Six. rx. The Tragedy of Pizarro was en Saturday Night re ceived with the most unbounded applause, by a.crowded audience, and ‘vill be repeated on SatUrday, next, with the arce, of The Spoiliti Child. Anti on Tuesday, the last new Comedy of The Mortlake Promise, atter which, for the tirst time at this Theatre, the Yarce of The Irishman in London ; Nfiattoch Delany; with Songs, Mr. Johnstone, his first Appearance on this Stage. Vivant Rex et Regina! 211. MEDICAL THEATRE, ST. BARTHOLOMEW't ' HOSPITAL. THE following COURSES of LECTURES will 'be delivered a t thi s Th eatre d ur i ng the ensuing Winter : the THEORY and PRACTICE of NI E DICIN E, by Dr. ROI3EkITS and Dr. POWELL. CLINICAL. LEC 'CURES on Seleet Cases occurring in tlie Hospital, will 1 be occasionally givLn by Dr: ROBERTS. R ,IPri ANATOMY anzi PHYSIO L O G Y, by Mr. AHERNE- I THY. ir .., On CONIPARATIVE AN'ATOM Y., and 'the LAWS )f ORGANIC EXISTENCE, by Mr. . r. On the lIIF.ORY and intActricE of SURGERY, by .Mr. ABERNETHY. ~ On CH I: MlS'rkY and'the MATE Rlk MEDICA, by Dr. POW ELL. lin MIDWIFERY 'and-,he DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, by Dr. THYNN E. The ANATOMfCAL LECTURES will begin on Satur flay, 06tober the tst; at Two &Clock, and the other Lec ture's in the ensuing Week. : • . 'Further particulars may be 'known by applying to Mr. Ilieholsoh, at the Apothecary's Shop, St. Bartholomew's I - lospital. ....L_ . P riiE FEMALE lett Wail DREN, returns her grateful thanks tO tho4e Ladies It!ld Gentternen who have,had ins goodne s s to assist her, and informs them, that through their means she has discharged the greater part or those ttern:tudi mat put her in fear of a rrison, ant begs the assistalua, the Humane to enabl e h er to raise a small Sum, that snv ~, engage income lulu to 1,04b1e to bring-up her Infant &OWL) Site trusts that every Woman will pity her, when they reflect the struggle she has and the smallest Donations Will be received with thanks at Messrs. Cputis, banters, Strand ;'or Mr. Wring. stare's, Stationer, New Bond-street. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A CLASSICAL TUTOR in a very reput a bl e le S. . School teven 'miles West of London ; he must be skilled in Latin Versification. If in Ordero, the more eli- Clerical Duty may be obtained. The Salary and. freatment will be liberal: - Apply.to A. B. at the General Wolfe Coffee-house, Ox. foki-strect, on Thursday the 22d inst. between Eleven and Two o'Clock, or before, by Letter, post-paid.. RoMAN cLAItNT. - • - IT the Prop rty of thi s C ement or Marta,, to 1 become hard and impenetrable to Water 'within - a few tours, even if exposed to the attion of the Sea; and. also to form a very strong union with Brick and Stone. It commu nicates uncommon strength to Buildings, and must therefore proportionally increase their stability and duration. In all tounclations whatever. but particularly in the construe. tion of boas, Whar?s, Bridges, Locks, T an k s , D ra i ns, 'NMI Races, Vats, and other Aquatic Buildings ; sts utility and advantage arc unquestionable ; and it terms the hardiest .and most STON ELI F. STUC CO known in this Country. IlanufiCtured by Parker and Co. Ilankside, London. FARM TO LETT, IN HUNTINGDON C , ON TA INING near SIX HUNI)RED ACMES of Rich, Inclosed, • Arable., Meadow, Pasture, and 'Wood Land ; a good Brick DWELLI NG-HOUSE, good tarns, Stables, Hovels, &v. ; well stocked Dove-house, all in . i;ocki repair; a small distance from ,a principal Navrga sevenMiles Irani fluntingdon, tour'from St. Ives. two from Sornersham, and fourteen groin Cambridge; near one. luid Tythe free. Apply to Mr. F. Whishaw, Surveyor, Thave's Inn, Hol g°94e. roro; or;3, Salisbury Place, New Road, St. Mary4e 'May be entered upon at Michaelmas. BE PARTICULAR AS TO THE nousE _ __ ~.... 1 , I).•\TEN'f BEDSTEADS AND •TAIILES.' IAUTLEIt's Futiii,hing Liphoistery, and iChinet o.eWare.roolita and Maim t:idory i - Nos. 13 and I=l, Cathe. , S'treet. A large a.,:,•icil i te l it of articles of the. newest. 3 . ti 4 , l ,, e ',i'Ar dn 'l " 1 • 0 :>t ceLolionitcal Fashions, of well seasoned Tiri,,,„,,',,,„"1,1 itx,elteitt workmanship, with several int. thici ilTllltirhevriafully relies on the good discernment of ' and . Publi c, ...at they will . through the paltry der f insinhation.s o 1 eles., It i , % i f i r • , 4 well knowo that Pposed to him and countertening Ins a Du I LER has two patents, onn i i s TTass,s k s, the other tor Eed ids; the principle of the first ! 'lPplicable to I be 4 great ' 4 MOSt all kind of "Clbles, and is allowed to i tbi. Fr . triPreveinent ;it renders them more conven t irel 1 0 ,,. 1 , ?uses, and much p •rtable. The prin ci ple o tim i . ve 'Lr is volleobiti to 11103 t kiiils of Bedsteads, as Pour use. US ; I ful"''' So a. anti Chair *Reds, which latter ate singuisrly , •. in stt.Ktiess, and each when shut up, make a _ handsom p . iec e of furnittite for a Sitting Room. prcssing it °"" &e l' brass. t: Poor Post and "I'citt 10..ds go togrt her in all paris i wit t i.. ~,t and are lii-ti with much rasa withoUt the ht..l! . 0 Vols . or tacks 4:4' n , ti Is in the.furnit tit e, aild 40.1veryport.i . b. I:akatttcular kinds ot the aboVie, adapted ter C;eittlernen o f the r ,rh, Y and Navy, :curl hot climates, Asir portable thairs, Src. nu ', p • . ip ttak 4 .iteltt Matiulactures have bee " graci°uslY ra ;'"i2,2•ll by the King Queen, and ltayal Fantily,. and to '''urett by orders tron ' linnithert of the NobilitY ;out ha i , ve been highly , approveri of in the East and West and Gen . try,. n 'Liet t the rtes r cles liave met with t - 1 v o . urable encomaMeritgefrit,i Arti And for vvhieit he tilUS returns hisgrate. 1i,41 ackn owiedgmeatt, and-eannot hit notice the kind I)t, , i i .e6 0 r some otherg, who fix up large'Sign-lioards, with er' ',Es's name inscrihitd, w Iti,:11 inay help also to promote rellßusiness, or should it lic di.liiiied vtIV.:(WiSC, he. by the ni , sion of Providence, ticutiti: - .:ttitres and sells his Supe ' ..'Pr Fcur.post 'lnd other .Bed,i, excellent' Dining Tabled. and 1 i‘ifiiiiiinet Articles as above, ntiliely, Catherine -street, 8 doors I, 7," ,the Stiand, a Brick front House, where he has con -1 ' sever ii Tools and Machines for Working the same. Zt.ltl-1 otherwise been at.ceisiderabl!,. ex pchcc to bringthent [ 4f t . a utility' anti degree ot - perfethon at which they now i ki , ,At the same place m3y be had every Article for the 1 li Pi"elY eurnishing-tiotiiies. N.B. Pot txpottation. . T H E s DNE SDA Y, SEPTEMBER 14, JBO3. SANS SOUCT. (I N SATURDAY NEXT, September t 7, 1803, (by , the Authority of the Right Hon. the Lord Cham berlain) will be pertormed at SANS SOUCI, Leicester place, Leicester-square, an Entertainment entirely new; called BRITONS.STRIKE HOME! The Songs will come in the tbllowing Succession : PARTI. The Call of Honour—rA.Ti - ip to the Campr-The Poet to his Lyre—Nancy's the. Name—A Welcome to the French— Peace and War. PART 11. The Soldier's Oath of Allegiance--Erin go Bra—The Gene , rat Lover—Ancientßritons—A Sailor's Ditty--The Bri tish Heroines—The False Alarm . . PART 111. The Subscription at:Lloyd's—Soldiers and Sailors—Ca n'ira • pas, a Sequel to Ca ira-The Auld Pibrough—The Good Singer—Victory and George the Third. The whole of this Amusement: is written and compoied, and will be spoken, sung, and accompanied by Mr. DIBDIN. • Boxes ss. Pit 3s. Gallery as. Places fur the Boxes to be taken at the Theatre. • 'Doors to be opened at Seven, and begin precisely at Fight. Books of the Entertainment to be had at the Theatre, A Milirary Band will be engaged to till up the Intervals, andto citittioceasionai Iy to the Music. v.r. The Songs ivilt have an early publication ' • the four first Numbers of the British War Songs, Fall. or Conquer, The British Heroines, A Song of Death, and The Sol lier's Oath of Allegiance, are already published. Number 5, A Song of Acre, will be published on Tuesday, Oetober 4. Mr. Dibdia's Professional Life, and every other Article in his extensive Catalogue, hiAy be had at his Warehouse, Lei cester-place, Leicester-square. N. B. The. Nights of reforinanee, Mondays,. Thursdays, and Saturdays. • • IV4R. CROSS begs leave respeafuliY to inform . ay.'. his Friends and the, Public, his ANNUAL RENE FIT, at, the ROYAL CIRCUS, is tixedfor MONDAY, Sc t . 1803 , when a Variety of New and . FaVeurite ' I3 N- ThRTAINMEN'PS will be exhibited, rand several Fa vourite Performers make , their first Appearance at this 'fileatre, of which due notice will be given inftiture Bills and Adverti4ements. Tickets ti he had of Mr. Cross, No. 4, Larninth Road ; Messrs. Clementi and Co. Cheapside ; Music Ware house, Strand; Mr. Ilarold'.4 the Wrekin TaVern ' Broad court,. Pow-street. ; the Minerva Library, Leadenhalt r street t and of sirs. Sinitnends, at, the Circus f 1 Box-Office, of whom Places for the Boxes - play be taken. HARROW INCLOURE. 'W d E, the COMMISSIONERS named in an appointed by virtue of art na of Parliament for DI. ALI.OrfINGand INCLOSING the'OPEN and Co NAION FIELDS, COMMONS, and' WASTE GROUNDS within 016 PARISH of HARROW, in the Courtv of Nliddlesex. 00 HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, That we intend to meet at the King's Head Inn, in Harrow aforesaid, on Monday the 3d day of October next, at Nine & Clock in the Forenoon, from whence we shall proceed to perambulate the Boundaries of thesaid Parish next adjoining to the Parishes of Northolt and Greenford Parva, in the said County of Middlesex, beginning at that part of the Parish of Northolt where the Parishes of Harrow, Northolt, anti Ruislip join,' and ending with the said Parish of Greenford Parva, with the intention to Ascertain, Set Out, Determine, and Fix the Boundaries of the said Parish of HarroWAgainst such several Parishes respedive&y. And we do hereby also give notice, That all Persons who h.ive not delivered in their Claims of Property, arc requested to deliver the same to us at the King's Head Inn, in Harrow aforesaid, on the 4th day of Odober next. Dated this 18th day of August, • 1803. JoNATIIAN . GIBBON'S. R. DAVI ES. • JOHN TRUMPER. To TAILORS and OTHERS.. • CLOATHING for the HAMPSHIRE VOLUNTEERS. ENDERS of Terms for making and deliver. ins (within a stated time, to be fixed by the Com mittee)) a UNIFORM for PRIVATES, consisting of a Cap, Light Infantry Coat or Jacket, and Pantaloons. will be received, sealed up, at the Oflice of the Deputy Clerk of in Winchester, before noon on Moi:day the loth such Uniform (in Serjeant's Cloth) tand i .a P N e ‘c. ac haep e r „ e tray be Patt e rn seen in the mean time. By Order of the Committee, WILLIAM BISHOP, Clerk to the Lieutenuntcy of the said County. Basingstoke, Sept. 12, 1803. VHERF,AS.ANN, The Wife of me, WILLIAM ,B4cKwyrii DIGHTON, of Northallerton, in the County of York, Surgeon and Apothecary, having eloped from me, this is to give Notice, that I 'will not be answerable or accountable for any Debts she may contradt. Witness my Hand this Bth day of September, tso3. • W. B. DIGHTON, Witness to the Signing, T. LANGDALE. HAMPSHIRE. — TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By M:. KIMBERLEY, On Monday the 26th ofSeptember, 1863, on the Premises, A LL that good-accustomed old.estahlished INN, called or known by the Sign of the SWAN, at BLACKWATF. R, on the Great Western Road, in the Pa rish of Yately, in the County of Hants, now in the accupa ,tion of Mr. Hutchings, who is declining that line of Bust ness. The situation of this Inn is allowed to be as healthy a spot as any in the Kingdom, with all the additional ACCOIIIIIIO - and the daily Improvements, with the Grand Mi litary Academy, with many hundred. Acres appropriated for 'the purpose, and the Coaches that stop and , change Herae.s atigidarly every day, with other advantages that must in crease the Trade, to ensue a fortune to any. industrious. Couple in it reav years. This Inn possesses genteel Apartments and good Beds, suitable Offices for Servants, Gardens, Stable-yards well supplied with good Water, a large Coach-house will con tain several Carriages, Stabling for between Forty and Fifty Horses, and Buildings properly adapted for Cows, Pigs, 'Poultry, and Firing, with an unlimited Right of extensive Cominonageand Fuel; at no Expcnce. Note..--The Purchaser of the Inn, Lot r, will be intitled to all the advantages of immediate Possession at' the Trade, COnditions 'of Sale being complied with. and taking to the Fixtures and Stock only, at a fair Apptaisement. At - the same Time and Place will be Sold, Lot a. Three Substantial Well-built BRICK COT TAGES, With a good Piece of Garden to each, well fenced, and botincled in front by the High Turnpike. Roach, .which is near, but at a proper distance from the Inn, Lot t ; ,atio Six Fields otexeceding good Land,: part Meadow, and part Ara ble, in a high state of Cultivation, and wilt be Sold in sepa rate Lots ' and the Timber to he valued. N.. B. Alt theabove.mentioned Estatesare Copyliold, held under the Manor of Crondall, so well knoWn to be nearly equal to Freehold. May be viewed at any time before the Sale. Mr. Hutchings, and the Tenants Ott the spot, will skew the Premises ; and fttrther particulars, please to apply to Mr. K.imberley, Surveyor and Appraser, No: 16a, Pic cadilly. (pr On the following Days will also be• Sold, all the Pe nnine Household Furniture, exceeding good seasoned Goose Fea,ther Beds and Bedding, ,Live aditibetal . Stock, and other Elfeds, lee. Particulars anti Catalogues -of -which will be delivered in due tirrie, at the Inns and Towns adjacent, the Place of Sale, and of the Auttioneer. By Private Contend, an exceeding-good Farm, .with about - 120 Acres, Freehold, near Needing; and one small Camped Farina Egham, Surrey; a beautiful Spero) build on. The Land-tax - redeemed, and the Possession may be had at Mi. Cllael 111;4 neiit, -1803. Several 'Genteel kei..tdeln:es antl Cot= rages lobe Lqtt or Sold • intitt4 . oas • . Alginni, .V .41 i11.W 'sk, 0 ; #.9..:;: .., ,-, '5l k I F';‘ ,-,.., ic 1 ill BOROUGH OF PENRYM, Sept. 5, tSoi. A T a MEETING of the INHABITANTS held this Day, the folloMng Address was unani mously agreed to be presented to the King. "TO THE KlNG's MOST EXCELLENT MATESTY, " We your. Majesty's dutiful and loyal Subjeds, Eleaors and Inhabitants of your ancient Borough of Penryn, in the County of Cornwall, think it incumbent on us, at this mo mentous crisis, when our happy and unrivalled Constitution is threatened with destruction by a daring, cruel, and licen tious Usurper, to .stand forward and declare our unshaken at. tachment to your Royal Person and Government and. that & we are determined, in common with the rest your Ma jesty's Subjeds, to defend, with the last drops of our blood, that Constitution under which we enjoy so many Blessings, should the presumptuous threats of Invasion he attempted by an inveterate and implacable Foe to all Religion and Social Order. 'We pledge ourselves to your Majesty to exert our utmost endeavours to &teat his unbounded ambi tion, and to maintain, with cheerfulness, the Religion, 'Laws, and Liberties, of our Country. We 'most anxiously hope that your Majesty may long reign over a free and united Pcople." Resolved, That the said Address be forwarded to Henry Swann, Esq. in London, and that the vine be presented by him and iv air John .Nichol!, one of our Representatives 111 liaratcut _ _ Signed by Orderol.the Afecting, E. DUNSTERVILLE, Chairman. This Day was published, in Three Volumes, Izino. Price tos. 6d. hoards, LISSA YS,•II/10RAL and LIT ERA RY: ByVICESIMUS KNOX, D. D. Master of Tunbridge School, and late Fellow of St. (ohn's College, Oxford. The t ifteenth Edition. Printed for Ifawman, Poultry; R. Lea, Greek -street, Soho; 1, Walker, P..ternoster.row ; and J.' Nunn,, Great Queen-street,•Lincoin's-inn-tields. Where may to had, the sane handsomely printed •in-" Three Volumes Bvo. price as. in boirds. Also, all the Dodar's other I- 'aces. This Day was published. price bs. bound, 'HE NEW. Po'..l(ri: C 1)1CI;ONARV of the FRENCH ai.d ENvLtStt L.ANGUA.CiI:IS, %Imo parts i first, f•i•encli and . Engiish ; • sc,:ond, En.;1411 and . 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The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold M bottles, price Half ;,-Guinea each; tIICTC are also Bottle's, price 33s..eoritain ing equal to four Ilisttles at tos. 6d. by which the Patient saves 96. including also the Duty; the Stamp of which bears the Proprietor's name and addresa,, Sand, Solomon, Liver. pool," to imitate which is Felony.. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti- impetigines, and Ab. stergent Lotion, and" Guide to Health," are Sold by Remnant, Haniburgh ; R. Bach, Peitcr.streer,. New. 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Of whom may be had. a new Edition, being nearly Three iluntirea Pages, price only SOLONIONI's GUIDE TO : Or advice to both sexes, on female diseases, Norvotti, Hy pochondriac. and Consiimptivo.CompitaintaL' TinOluok, is recommended to,young :oen hoys4 . .kas been the 'ahem r many years experielor and observalmon on il!le,'Colanfitoos consequences of a sc:aet and destritatve vico..,,,Twwlaiett is added an Essay on diseases incident to. fenialea and an Ap. pendirt on Int subject Of a setnary anti tieNtiudAoNice also. an Address to Parents, Ctiardrans, Tutors, and those who have the Care and Otte/Ilion at youth. Likewise ad vice tor Bathing, explaining the mode of treatment, in the ditli.lent stages of the Scurvy, Leprosy, King's Pvil, Cout, Rho:. matt' m, and Venereal Disease ; cannons to young persons of the danger of improper connexions or improper treat. meat. &c.. _ _ Book. the best criterion oflii --- p• The 3411241, phis ti 4A1•1 UtilitV- ^ 4.1 "T OF.T4T • sr fi...ititi iistiik#bi; This Day is Ptiblished„in One 'SigWine, foolscap Oaavc . ,, =Price 4s. in burds, SOCIETY; a POEM - ,- in :I'ANC) PARTS, w OTHER POEMS'. By fANIF.S KENNTE'I(. . Printed for tongui..n and Rees,, ,No. 39,, Paternoster-row. Of whom may bc had,;- t. POems, by S. 'l. Coleridte, the Third Edition, foolscail Svo. rices. 6d. in boards: Poems,z. by Mrs. tapir,, -Second Edition, foolscap Svo. price 6s in boards. , • 3. Poems, by Robert Southey, in Two Volumes, foolscap Svo. price r is. in boards. 4. Lyrical Ballads, by W. Wordssvorth, in two Volurrils, foolscap . Bvo. price Its. FOR RaEUMATISMS, LUAIIAGO, NUMB S, PALSY', Flatulency,' Spasmodic or FlyingYaios, genentl Debility and Relaxation of the Systerd, SPRAINS, m(UISES and•CHILBLAINS, `WHITEUEAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTA:RD, (Pilis and F Inid),ite the, most elleetual remedies in thc , World, having succeeded in cases ofiix, eight, ten, twenty, and even of torty years' l Standitig, after every other means had failed, 'and it has absolutely cured more Patients of the,ab:lve Comp:lints, than all the Medicines ever made public. The I laid is Sn siigulai'lr penetrating and weedy in its ope ration, that CiiibiTrts," Sprains and Brubies are 'removed by two or three Applications. , 4 • 4 .: , • It is prepared and sold, at I.s. VI each box or bort le,, by R. jottnitoN Apothecary, No. 111, Greek-street, Sob London, and may be had of every, Medicine Vender in Eng land, Ireland, West Indies, and America,. To ill -event counterfeit imposition, the Genuine is signtgi on the Label by the Proprietor, R. !Winston, Apothecary, No. 15, Greek-street,' London. No. 29, Arundel-street, March 1, 1803. HAVING dedicated myself to the , udy, and beenitratified by the most,considerable pradico in that branch which though; proper to scle,A, I trust that I have not more nii,:ctii,tloyed my time than those who, 41 the ex.. 'tensive field Of the l'rofession, are occasionally immerwl. in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that success which is , acquired by conceiimiting the intelleettial pctyver tootle clasi &disorders. he Diseasesof Debility are peculiarly distressing t for they bring lath them a train , at .4.icourtitant Symptoms, and, by 3; .41..ss!utt ot Ali vital, energy , existence irselt becomes entbit , i tereo. Whether they am:: from the prevalence of ill ex- , the destriiive habits of switeolooys, or tlle less ex. meabie indillitchc/s or maturity ' t1..2.y regaire the rvo,st ' siduoual prof.ission,l skill ; and well may it be Observed, by the ignorance of anclocated moll, the 4mptonts ire t a.- vated, and the constitution is destroyed. As a Member of the Royal Coileyt.: of St mot, Surgeon in the Army, I . gularity of edileation, and posse,sini . , ever tied, I feel , myself entithd to that conti,t..:n.c have hitherto been s, honoured. In the first sensations of local we...loess early .• will prevent the calamity of a Debilitated I.'rarne, ; but w the sufferer, Item a consciousness of the itrailanlillutizi of t;:L: vice which caused ltis thishntunc, is f'eatful of I contempt or censure of his Family i'llysiciati, and broods . over hi 3 in firmity with careful COIICe3IIIICIII, it illistbe sat isfaelory ror hint to be assured, not only of, capability . of treatment, imk. also of the most inviolable uecteey. ' " ' idly, The ,. Venereal .Diseame contaminates the springs of life,.the seeds of existence are poisoned by it, slid posterity is inured by the indiscretion of 411 unguarded moment. In recent venereal cortiplaitits it is possible to prevent pain, danger, or distres. , ; ;its cl ni the tw: , ,t complicated cases it is the acquirement of exclusive intileTiNlCC ill this line, to circa a safe, certain, an:! Te-establis - ihnent. • I oiler the advantage of this experience to those of either sex who are afiliaedwith any kind ofdebility, of toms el Venereal and in all - tases the tem.. .4 remuneration are stated on the first interview, Patients in the , Country are expeeled to inclose a 'Batik Note, and are requested to %peclly their age and manner of living, as well as the existing symptoms ofthe complaint, MARTIN lIREE, Member of the. Royal College of Silrgeons in London. No. an, Strand, Arundel-street, near Templ . c.bar.—Therlt is an additional entrance in Water-street adjoining. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. q, New Bridge-strtot London. . SIR, • Edinburgh; May 2, tlioo. Spring of t 794. I was atilided with ti I N Venereal Complaint, which I treated with Mihail ence for rive months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to the- viru lence of the Disease (by mercurial applications) for some , time; but growing, in spite of all medicine and the advice. of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse and worse for two years, I was reduced to a state almost un paralleled and beyond description being an entire leper, and ulcerated Conn head trifoor.---Nly head, throat, mouth, nose, legs, arms, tee. have been alternately in danger of becoming . tiseless ; in short, I have had from twenty to thirty eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally 'tie-. prived of sight.--It would be Voluminous to, particula» riae all my case-54111e° it to say, there never was, or ever will be, one of a snore dangerous; or of a more compli cated nature. , I was lone looked upon by my friends, and imagined myself, beyond all hopes of recovery; and, in.: deed, in my• then condition, death was preferable to my more than miserable state. ln this drtadful situation did I drug a most miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case of a Mr. if. of Plymouth--my friends read,it,._l could hot.-4 sent and procured sortie of your LEAKE's P ATE NT PI LLS, which, by using from time to time, am Po*, and have long been, (after more than fOur years indescribable d istre ,. ; ), in 1 15 good a state of health as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this, I had a limi t thriving, healthy child, born to ine a few months ago. In, gratitude to Cod, and in hopes of rendering inytellow.cresture service, 1 request you Ti, publish this; and you may at any time re tr persons who wish to be satisfied of the with of this, or further virti.. ettlars*, to me or Illv friei.tis, tl letter Cr person. As sew eases tbr ir: w i i.hiess I ever equal unite, and none eNeeed it, I have from cxp,rivir; every reason to assure mankind, that in your LEAK E's PILLS they will find a sure, Speedy, safe,. ait4 radical cute, for that most dread ful sate of :he Venereal Disease, whit.ll is called a coif- • riasiin Luca. , i. T. • Insurmountable tautly reasons prevent making my `name and address public ; but ereditables r persons really wanting information may also be referred to me anti my friends by 'Mrs. S. Clark, Rainsay-Gardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold try rite Sole Proprietor, T. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons • in London, at ins house, No. 4. New Bridge-street, Where he will give Advice withottt a fee, to persons Wt. log these Pills, and will answer patients letters, if post paid, on the saints terms, observing in .ill eases the most inviolable. secrecy, no person's name or case having been mentioned, but at their ()Wit pat tii:Ular request, by the Pro prietor, during the course or more than thirty-six years, that ho has had tne tendueling' of .in eXtelliire sale of the above Medicine, and the praclice arit.ing thertsfrosii. 'Chevy are also sold by his Appointtitont, ior the conve. niencv of thot.e living at a instance, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Nit'. Macdonald", Orbiter, Glas. gow, to whom also, Mr. T refers for his address; at the l'eritimer's, No. ;;;, `l . . A than's-street, l'all.mall; !,ir. Rolvertsort's Tny-,,nop, No. ill Oxford-street; Mr. 'Vis.,. boroogh's,*No.. 7, i , l 4 l),,tr k .wtl..tail. ileaziy oppilthe the Mo. I- numerit ; Nit - . S sec i ' , i. hookst l.i,r; l\; u. I, Usual-row, titlel, I TtiWer-hill; Mt. ',:allwell's, Dtibliu; and by one p n t-rso :n .. I every considerable town in (..teat- Ti aratri and I relandi' kn Boxes of, only zs. 9d. ea‘.ll, .sealed iiii whit tun and 'plain diredion.s, whereby persons of aline Ses., way cure them selves NA ith ease and sec reey. i N. li. Every liox sold in Great Britain is, sealed ,up I with a Stamp, on Which , by savour cot the Commis - I sinners, is • pnnted, at the Stautp-O;lice- , " T. Taylor, I Nta 6, New liridze-street," to imitate which i* felon), alma • I ail others are 4c:ware:fon. A i , t - 1-1 ~::