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„, ; -4 I ' , LE T.,. I'.f ...."5„,0,p„, 4 ,?w, . ~,, ..,.. . p, T... ...-1, 1 1,r, r4 ~, _ . , ~ .ia-- , ".....01.1. °A --;„ . , ( 40 , „„Vp 5.7 -.... • ~ ..7 .....' ,.. AV ii 3• ct 111. -r'''' ' g .F.r ..... ,:c . .., ' . t... ”, U P 4 , N ..AL • . .. _ 0--, , ,,-,,,, ;:i ~,.,,, - ' NUMBER 3466.) . - THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDtIi. TO-MORROW EVENING, Oetober zp, 180 3 , will be performed, JOHN BULL ; or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-STDE. The Earl of Eitz-13alaam, Mr. WADDY ; Peregrine, Mr. COOKE ; Sir Simon liocbdale, Mr. BLANCHAIID ; Tom Shuftleton, Mr. LEWIS ; Frank Itoelutae, Mr. BRUNTON ; job Thontberry. Mr. F AVVC ETT ; Dennis Brulgruddery, Mr. ROCK. ; an, r. MERY. Lady Caroline D Braymore M , E Mrs. HUMPHRIES ; Mary Thornberry, Mrs. GIBBS Mrs. iiitiigrudticry, Mrs. DAVENPORT. WITH LOCK AND KEY. - • Boxes Gs. Pit 3s. 6d. Gall. 2ti. Upper Gall. is. Places tOr the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the BoX ; Olice in I tart -street. The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per. lonnance to begin at halfpaat,Six. No Money to be Returned. Vivant Roca . Regina ! ( ht Saturday, The Heir at Law, with A Tale of Mystery. On Monday, • the Tragedy of Pizarro, with Thomas and ~_i)rydetl'S M asque o f Arthur and Emmeline is in prepare. 7tvinctAv soon . be pioductsE atter Shairopeare's • "l u `n 4{lo - about Nailing ;.Benediek, Mr. Lewis; e4lnce, Miss:Brithron. New F arce of Two A as is in rehearsal. Toth ENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS . of the'CO UNTY of GLOUCESTER. A c tartAtstEm vacancy ha ' Ving occuried in the Reptesentation or this County in Parliament, .by the afiliding event J `'," iber '"zne D eath of my much to be lamented father, i I take- the ty o f viieri ng myse lf to succee d my Brother n that portant and distinguished situation ; in discharging the Duties *f which ( s h ould 1 be honoured with your countenance and clPpoit) it , shall b e m y anx i ous stu d y ,- b y an unrem i tt i ng at tention ro•the interests and prosperity at the County, to merit so ftattering 3 mark of your approbation and confidence. I have the Honour to bei , Gentlemen, Your most faithful and obedient " Humle Servant, • R. EDWARD H. b SONIERSP.T. liiilininton 041. tr 4) L.A. NEW . MEDICINE' ACT. At the only Warehouse for Dr. IA MES's POWDER, No. 41; St. Paul'; Chureb-yani.. Loudon. t r v E ritv fc s ):l a t n ri l w iexiodrig: MEDICINES are SW,. at the including the Stamp Duties ; and as is e. naaedi that from th e is t o f September, sBO2, the _ Stamps should be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for Foreign as for Home consumption, and as a con-, lidcrable Addition made' to the Stamps, en the articles of Ligher value, or those in bulk. the prices of Dr. lunies's kowder will be in future 2s. 9d. per Packet, or tl. ss. 6d, P er Dozen ; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bot.-• I'? (as, male up fur the Army and Navy )• may be had for `" la. And as by favour of thc Commissioners of the "tamp Dike, Plates are prepared for Mr. Newberresepit liFilt6e, with ins : Janie engraved in each Stamp, the. Public wi ll be careful to observe, that, the words. " F. Newbery, j.,4„, 1 * 1 4 1+ st, Paul's," are printed in, he Stamps of all his C elt ' e ne s; and as it is presumedtlut this-will he . a stiff's -1.1.21-iie7'„trlt‘y against Counterfeits , his Signature. 'on the "I% laities's Powder will bp discontinued from ,i.k.turwartl. Stair ) ),. . ill be allowed gritis, as usual, to those who halt .a D ior more at a time. of the lower ..tr-ced articles, d• Jir • .t. d, , , e- • s 9 Lozenges of Blois a oottle a 4 0 Freake'sTinCt.of Basic 4 9 t o • -11.iialestic Pills 4, 6 Do. Huxhant's - 2 Dr e 4rge - 24 o English Coil -•ed 2, 9 s podeldoc 2 6 Genuine Arquebusade 8 6 C c o nvulsionOil - 2 6 Ormsk i r k M e di c i nes 8 6 antomile Drops k 9 Inglish's Scots Pills s- o .-:;____P,aregorie Lozenges Essenceof Peppermint rti b lii.liotts Pills 4 6 Grant's Drops . t• I ditto Cha lybeate Dr. 'Hotypees Pills -r zi p.a.lby's Carminative 4 Glass's Magnesia .3 6 ~..ssenceot Col . s 9 Henry's Ditto ,26 '• "Phar •s. 3 6 NOtton's Drops - s 6 Ivir.e It * O- Spilsbury's DroP 2 S D eritri frier. . 1 •0 Dr. Solander's Tea t i 7re 4"cuau ttic"finc- Greenough's Tindtire tso 3 6 Do. Tolu Lozenges IC B. sta ' the first tWer3 With Mr. • Newbery's Nano. are PffiXec,t, tq -- ty Articles above eninnerated ; and as. :nag 1.--r°ll t Ntiettlaly, Servants and Messengers, mistake i. 5 liouse i be is 'under I at the Ea s t „t le necessity of pointing out, that Jt 1 6. th a ' t i t has a ta u oturSt. :Paul's, nearest to, Cheapside, and Words are ins gnhedi.tite Stuccoed 'Front, on which thees - FOR DR. JAM 'ES's PO"WTDIEIER.)N"' —V4l' A'REH()USiI . ~ . WHEN Professional Mori' of Education and ~,,. .R.esponsibility deviate ti o n i the general Systern by ri n e u t ed elefillan °fa peculiar branch, the sandbar) of, long con* „„ , ll4ecess is the best criterion of superiority. . tre l'igut Yeats have I devoted my praelice to the exclusive my Tent uf Three Disorders and the succesaful result of t , i, all gives me additional ardor to oppose, as 'tar a; 1 . am Ji ll t ne ravages of those Complaints which are the most prtan.t In the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. j f.,,:te_r In into every Branch, as an Army, Surgeon, Oi ' . 'ille a 4 wish at an early period' of Pratiice to rescue in- . valuals .froni the ignorance of uneducated men, or the tilkel ' U Y daugereps precipitancy of general Prailitioners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which.,l have det I, e ted my attention,. cettlpti,se 'every species of V E Ng - . AE AL INFECTION, whether of a. recent or long du ' ration : idly. All kinds of debility, whether arising from the 'habits of:school-boys, or the indulgences of manic sate, AndOaitry, drat derangement of the system in we rnen which is called BARRENNESS, or sT ERILIT Y. ,_ Numerous Diseases arc the result of ignorance, or h as t e In the treatment of a 'simple Gonorrlicea l and it ' not üb , . "i'lclitcntly happen s'' that tile seeds of Lite arc poisoned by til * e indiscretion of an unguarded h our. --- 11y a superior me }, lh,eri such Complaints are easily cure d; asaii, even where °tilers tad have laded, I .trust that 1 may preswne to offer a ical re.establislunent. • yew, . . hoWever, are the cases of complicated distress in • Ibis -disorder,. compared with the cala mi tous 'situations of Mtn, witty from' an indulgence in a solitary vice. Or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state ! 4 4 Debility, which is the unavoidable cansuence et such. pernicio us h a bi ts , e q Where the unhappy sufferer broali over his misery, but ciakrerally Calletals his misfortune, it may be some c o n mien kit hint to know, that although it bc theW ut *Wit or uncertainty with other Praetitioners, removal , of these Deficiencies by the gradual alrogress of Retiova- . nlien., is the aequireme al Inv Expertence. If the rites '" uaechus or Venus h ave - began to reduce Manly vigouri, 4 tueh 4:lkietv will bc prevented by an early Counterac.. % . ,.k , ,n of this l'attictlid State"; and in these caw, no great Lu ll-lenity: will occur. • . • . . ' 'nut where this Deficiency has for years existed, a propet ctrseveranco'i4e•indispe,nsably icquisite to revive the alarrl.-, - - T.. jug - S parks ofT.ife, and - to•re , aminate the Constitution. : ' MARRA BD WOMEN, who have long been disappointed heir expedations of a Family, ma y be Aiittli red, ghat ir , Inost instances, suer dete, are curable by MOi c al 6kill. The secresy which is so essential to my undertaking, l i, an !!,_ tbe qualinLations - which I have presumed to state, form ,i- 1 .- u!lgis of nry 'prtitinsierts and in coincidence with sub .tlt Inebriation is given th at Mr, Hive may- be consulted t rseally, or by Letters omio,,,in g , a s m a ll Nota),. at his . .,___ Ll4 e, NO. 39k Arundel.. street; Strand, near Temple Bar. ~,,ill- . . There i s a'n additional - Entrance in Water-street, "coining, and the Name is on both the doors. .' l ' Marturiiree, Member or aim Royal College of Surgeona 1. • , -. , . . . . 1 . . • . . U R.S D Y; OCTOBER 27, 1803. PAST SERMON.. This Day was published, p t rice 6d. PAR CHRISTIAN' PANOPLY ; a FAST Rlll,O N preached. to' a Country Congregation on Wednesd.ty, Odober the tyth, being the Day appointed for a GENBRAIJAST. • . By-WILLIAM MAYOR, LL. D.. Vicar of Hurley; in ,Berkshire, and Chaplain to the Right ' Hon. the Earl of Moira'. ' Printed for Richard Phillips, No. qt, St. Paul's Church. yard. - Of whom may be had, Dr. MAV 0 It's other WORKS. 'GODWIN's LIEF AND AGE OF CHAUCER. This, Day was published, In Two Volumes, 4io. price Three Guineas and a Half in illitstrated with Portraits, THE ' HISTORY 'of the' LIFE' and AGE of GEOFFREY CHAUCER, the early English Poet; including Memoirs of his near Frien4 WI,/ Kinsman, Jo hn of Gaunt, Ppke of Lancaster. By WILLIAWGODWIV. Printed for Richard Phillips, * No . 71, St. Paul's Church yard, and to beltad of all Booksellers. •A • This Work comprehends Views of the Prog ress of society, Manners, and - the Hue Arts, from the Dawn of Literature in Modern Europe, to the Close of the Fourteenth Century, with Cti:imaers ul the Principal Personages in ate Courts ut Edward 111, and Richard 11. _ _ ARMY CONTRACTS. Contrnitsaa-Cfrfteral's Office, Loam, 2,611 , °adder, 1803. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of Contrat7ing to "apply the following Articles for the U4e of the dryly, viz. BREAD to Ili: Majesty's Land Forces in Barracks, CantommiNts, and Quarters, in the COUNTY of SURREY; FORAGE, /ITS, HAY, and STRAW; to the Cavalry in Ramat:4l in the Counties of DEVON, NORTH AMPTON, SUFFOLK, and WARWICK; the Deliveries to ammence on and for the 25th day of November next, That Proposals in writing, Jested up, and .marled " Tender for . Army Supplies." will be received at this Office, on or before as 7th day of said Month of November (but none will be re eeived after Twelve o'Clock on that 41. Proposals 'must he made separately' for each County, and signed by all-Parties con. crewed therein, and the Names of two Sureties, their Residences, with those of the antra not's, must be inserted at foot thereof, all of reheat will he required to attend alibi; Office should their Pro. poiatibeeecepted, and if sent by pit, the tattage to be paid. The Particulars of the Contratis may be had upon atiliction at this Office, between the Hours rf Ten and Four. TIDD's PRACTICE. This Dzy• was published, A New Edition (being the Third), in Two Vols. (Mayo, Price tl. 45. in boards, of THE PRACTICE of the COURT of KING's BENCH in Personal Adions, with References to Cases in Prae.lica in the Common Pleas. By WI LLIANITIDD, Esti, of the Inner Temple. Printed ,for Brooke and Clarke, Bell-yard, Temple Bar ; W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn ; J. Butterworth, Fleet-street; and j. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Of whom may be had, in One Vol. Odavo, price tos. 6d: in boards, The Prat!heal Forms. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • Oft, 24, 1803. 'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS MA. 3eE.TY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that, Proposals will be received at their Office, in St. Margaret-street;, Westminster, on Cr bef4re . Thursday the 3d of,Mnsember text, from such Pawn: as ray be wining to. Contrail for the Purehate of R quantity of SALTPETRE ERGS now in Stare at the Tower, and :web fart sr ,quantities as may 4h-cumulate from time to time, within the space of three year: from the date of the Cosaran. . Specimens of the "leader may be r!ens4pon application to 7ohn Mandl, Erq. ..dre..nwer ; 4;nd further particular: may be invwx at the Secretaty: Office, in St. Matgaret-strert, wry day between the hours of Ten and F.;ur o'Clock, where ibe Proposal, are to be delivered, maid vp, and marked on the ompide, " Prl posale f o r the Parchate of Saltpetre eSnt no Proposal: Cal: be admitted after thr raidtftf do of Noyesehere By' Order of the Board, IF. H. CREW, Soc. BAKERS WANTED. • Commissary General's Office, ' Detober zt, t,803. A Number of 'JOURNEYMEN BAKERS are I 1 wanted to work' at the King's Bakeries in Essex and Kent. Such as desire to be so employed in providing Bread for the Defenders of their Country, may know the Terms and Conditions on which they may be engaged, byepplying to Loveland, Master of the Bakers' Company,. No. no, Aidersgate-street ; 'or to Mr. Clarke, No. %,35, Wapping. IPRitE STlC#Ellek; SINGULAR CAUSE, Tarn) ntroks strciAt. LlFT: '~bEiBVNAI'. O 1 THE HlGnita ,. dAECHirNE, SITTING AT TOL:. LOUSE, tiErTio IC4 1803, A YOUNG Peasant of the Department of PAr:, riege, named La fell despetately in love with a girl, aged st years, of the cottuntine of Cassaigne. He saw that there were many obstacles to his obtaining her in marriage. Her parents were* rich, and he possessed nothing. He at length de vised anew mode of marrying her without te em. sent of her patents ; and what is more , tvitho.ret h.fr (own ! He presented himself, accompanied Isy a person in woman's apparel, 'before the Mayor of . St - rons. He produced the necessary ?vers a , and with them ,a certificate, of the banns having bccri pub. lisped in the commune where the girl ies&Lci. His marriage with Marie J., was c : . -n , ' quince, -established by the civil Milg . l3l:;ite; i fir; parties then withdrew, taking- with them the ad of the ;celebration of the Marriage.. Being. pray. vided with this piece, the, oirdtgroom repaired to Cassaiime, and presenting himself before her pa v rents, claithe&the girl-es wife. Nothing could exceed -the surprise of the parents, the girl, and her s brothers. -She declared that she knew nothing, had.. consented to nothing, and that she was not married. She went before a Notary to protest., against this pretended marriage, and gave a power Of attorney to her brother to proceed at law in her behalf.—Ort. inquiiy, it was found that the certificate of the publication of the banns was feted, and that in fad no such banns had been published. A cotnplaint was lodged before the Magistrate, and a commis say . : of Government. Was, ordered to take up the cause, and aired the prosecutiote. More than two months were consumed in the inquir}', whether it Vas Marie that. had figured at the mers; riage, or whether it , was another per Son. During this, interval, circumstances furnished La with opportunitiee of seeing the girl whom lie ' claimed as his wife. The result of these interviews was, that she quitted her family , and went to live with him; stating publicly that she was his wife. The ()Meer who was charged with the pursttanee of the suit, discovered at length:- where La lived, and foe nd the young Ledy in biseompeey. She declared, that being united to him by, the tie of-Marriage, she had sworn an :etereal love, and wraild, follow him to the, end of the, world. The officer, 'however, fulfilled his 'duty. 'Hte, , arrested La and placed; him 'in prisdn at Toulaos, Then commenced the usual proceedings Underwent a first interrogatory ; he asserted that Slitre. Was no disguise in the matter ; and, that the girl who had followed him to prison, was the same that he had married, and the same from wh o m h e had thi certificate of the 'publication of she banns ' at Cassaignel The young Lady desired aim t o be examined. She declared herself to he his lawful wife. She retracted the protest made before the Notary, as well es the power of attorney given to her !limber.' .She said that these *steps were taken et the instance of her brother, and to avoid hi s fury, at a time when he threatened to kill her. The certificate; she said, she had from a person 'whom' she would not name, who took pity on her situation, and lent an aid to surmount the obstacles which op. posed her marriage. She said, that though of fell , ege, she did not dare to oppose the will of her, brother ;' that she was obliged to have recourse to stratagem, and that she availed herself of the , first .. moment of liberty to throw herself into the arias of her husband. Its consequence of thiedeclaratien, she was held to bean accomplice, and was pot on. der confinement. At length,,,after three months, the young. couple were' brought to the bar, nod the affair submitted to trial, The _aft of accusation was read, and the witnesses examined.. The Public Officer, whose writing and signature had been court. terfeited, declared the certificate to be a forgery.— Some persons skilled in ttse comparison of hand. writing, depnsed to the same - ell'ea. The Mayor of St. GirOns, And . his Secretary, with the witnesses present at the marriage, agreed unanimously in sey. Mg; that the girl et the bar was not .he person who appeared with the ,accused as his bride, and svitli'whoM'his marriage had been celebrated.— The out IA( 1 Y "rtsisted in her story. She.pointel deft the Mayor and his Secretary ; ,she described the furniture tat the char_ iber where the marriage took place ; she related Some, particular circumstances end eicpressiOns which 'occurred at the . titne ; she recognized all the parties: present, and described them by their several names and occupatioos. The Commissary of GOvernmeto, lii pnrauing the . cause, stated that the latter depositions of the girl were nothing more than so many,. offieions faise. hoods; calculated to save the man to whom, by a tardy caprice, she had surrendered her person. It was evident that his hardy enterprize had toueliesl her feelings, and induced to.recall her. first de. c i arat io ns . Bat as the accusation against her. was founded solely on her own ad, and as she h a d d one nothing' reprehensible in the eye of the Law,Hlua prayed that she might be discharged. With 'respeft to the forgery, it was, he said, in full proof. it did not appear to have tsess commit. tech by La as he Inew not ~how to read or Write. :BLIt he had Made uSe, Of its knowing it to be forged, and could not escape from the copse.. quendes.' The accused wait - delimit:A with warmth' and taleet by a young advgcate, An able lawyer.:! was retained for the young woman; -but her dis. charge rindited it Unnecessary ter him to plead. The tribunal pronOuneed La Fer--- Guilt", and subjected bias to the punishment prescribed by the TMs cause, b ) its singularity, colleaeti an i t n. tense concourse of people, who kit a most lively HOSIERY InOOKS continues to have on Sale at his Manu . IL/ tittiory and Nottingham Warehouse. No. 434, Strand, an extensive and valuahle Assortment of HOSIERY° f every 4 ,, bc ription, wlecn, for elegance, naataess, taste, and quality, !Ws never been equalled, and, he flatters himself, can never be surpassed. '1 he many advantages he possesses over every other person in this lino of business, and the peculiar degree of perfettion to which; by, indefatigable attention, and unli mited expence, he has brought his IVlauttfactory, while they airlira him an opportunity, of offering to the Public a variety of Goods, supaior in every respect to thoseof any other per son, and reader all competition fruitless ; also enable him to accommodate the Public, either in the wholesale, retail, or export trade, upon terms more moderate than can possibly be afforded by any other House in the Metropolis. . , To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon , No. o, New Bridge.street, London. it at Edinburgh, May 2, deo. TN the Spring of z 79+ 1 was aftlided with a Venereal Complaint, which I treated with indiftisr mice tiro rive months; but. was Alien obliged to apply to a regular Pilysiciarti'wbil put a temporary stop to. the viru lence of the ,ffrisease (by Mercurial" applications) for some time; but growing, in sp i te - of all medicine and the advice of the. first. Gentlemen Of ''the Faculty , worse an d worse for two years, I was 'feduced to a state almost Un paralleled and beyond descriptiOn,. being an entire leper, •and'ulcerated freni head - to'fopt,— . -Yly head, throat, mouth, nose, legs, arms, Ize. have been alternately in danger of hetvinitig . useless;• in "short, I have had from twenty to thirty eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally de- - privod of sight.---1c would. be voluntindus to ,particula.. rice all my case--stlifice it to say, there never was, or ever will be, one of a , more dangerous, or of a more Lompli eiltCd nature. ' I WAS long looked upon by my friends, and bnagiaied utysell, beyond all hopcs of recovery; and, in deed, in my then condition, death v. , as preferable to my more than miserable. state. In this dreadful situation did 1 'drag a most miserable existence, till Divine PrOvidence threw in my way a Newspaper containing...the case of a Mr.,-11. of Plymouth—my friends lead it, 1 could not.--I sent and procured some of your LE E's 4' ATE N '1 r I LLS, whidt, by using more time to time, am now, and have long been, (after than foiar years indescribable distress), in as good 4 state of health as ever I enjoyed; as a proof, f this, 1 had a tine, thriving,, healthy child born to• the a few months ago. In gratitude. to God, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creature service,. I request you to publish this; and you may it any time refer persons •who wish to be satistimi of the truth of this, or fOrther pant. nidare, to me or my friends, by letter (A' person. As few cases for badness will ever equal mine, and none exceed it, I haVe from experience every reason ao assure mankind, that in your LEAK E's PILLS they will rind a sure, speedy, sate, and radical cure, tine that most dread ful rage of the Venereal' , Disease, which is called a co N. FIRM&OI.I.I6S. l• T * Insurmountable family reasons.. prevent making my name and address public . ; but . creditable!: persons really. wanting intOrmation may alsd be referred to me and my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, T. TAYLOR, Member oldie Royal College- of Surgeons in London, at his honse, No. iv. New Brulge-strect, Where he will give Adyiee without a tee, 'to persons talc. ing these Pills, Land will answer patients letters, if. post. paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases the most inviolable secrecy, no person's mine or case, having been mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the pro,. pr ictio, duting the course ot more than thirty-six Yeats, that lie has had the condueling of an extensive sale. of the above Medicine, ; and the praCtice arising therefrom. They ate also sold by his Appointment, for the Comte silence of. those living at a distanee, by „Mr. Baxter, S°"th•bridg,e, Ed liburgh ; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, .Glas gow, to whom also Mr. 'l'. refers for his address; at the Perfumer's, No. .3i, St. Alban's-street, fall-..ma 11; 4,1 r, ko°ertgl T o )-shop, No. 103, Oxterd- street; Mr. - Disr lXmonglits, N. r, rise-street4nil, nearly opposite - the Mo nument;. Mr. Steel's, Bookieller, No. 1, Uninn-row, Little Tower Tow-tull; Mi. CallYvielri, Dublin'. and by.one person in every. considerable town in Great-Britain: and Irefgatl. in Boxes of only ati..9d. each, sealed up Withfull And plain ifiredions, whereby persiMs of either Sex may cure the. selves with ease and secrecy, N. B, Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a Stanv, on w hi c h, by favour of the • Commis. sierierS, is printed, at the Staintp-Olfice 7 - 4 , I'. Taylor, No. 6, New Bridgesticet," to imitate which is felony, and atl others are counterfeit. This Day was published;' ' • ' In Foolscap 063av0, ornamented .with thirty-two elegant Wood Cuts, by Austin, from Designs by W. Craig, Esq. price 4s. boards, fHE ECONOMY of HUMAN LIFE. By ROBERT DODSLEY. Printed for Vernal - and Hood, Longman and Rees, I'.Harris, Darton and Harvey, Wynne and Scholey, Cuthell an d Mar tin, W.J. a nd 1. Richardson, I.Walker, Lackington, Allen, and Co. and T 3. Crosby. N. B. .The same Work on small paper, as. 6d, Also this Day was iiblished, a Nc,w Edition, ornamented with thirty.two Wood Cuts by Nesbett, from Designs by Thurston, Esq. price Is. 6d, hoards, the lit.iuties of History_,_. or Pictures of Virtue and Vice, drawn from Examples,or Men eminent for their Virtues, .or intimouri for their. Vices. By the laic William Dodd, D. D. Printed for Vernor and Hood, Cuthell and Martin, Dutton and Harvey, 'Scatcherd and Letterman, Lackingion. Allen, and Co. • Walker, 1. Harris, Lane and Newman, and ''Ctiisby and Co. Where may be had; Pilkington's Mirror for Young Ladies, or Beauties of His tory; selSded for the Female Sex; with thirty Wood Cuts, 3s. bound. Stamp-Office, Illanciford, Nov. zi, ttloz. To Dr. SOLOMON, Liverpool, SIR, . ' NCLOSEIiis a Bank Note, value Joh to my 'Credit; and also a Case of a wonderful Cure performed [ y your valuable Medicine, which you may publlSlktor pub lic:lond, if you think ,proper. I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, . ..‘ • ' . SAMUEL SIMMONDS.' ' -: ' To'S`anltiel Solomon; Esq. M.D. Liverpool. - Dear Sir, . . . , ' IVI y: Wife, at the age of 43 was taken ill, so that she could not walk out of the house, and-was for near three years con futer, to her bed With extreme weakness. She was afilitted Mith strong nervous atfedions,. trembling, debility, loWoess of spirits. and subject to fits, by which shemas redttca4-to la Mere skeleton; after trying the best advice in our neigh, bouthood in vain, she had recourse to your . cordial . Balin of Vilead, which was purchased of Mr, Simmonds,- of' Bland -ford, 'by raking four bottles of which she is entirely cured •some time since, and remains perfeelly well, to the astemish .inent of all her neighbours. I am, Dear Sir, Witnesses,' ' ' Your obliged humble Servant, 111 , 1 1 1141 m Shave, Overseer of What- JOHN GRIF Fl N. , c ombo. near Blandford.. ' 04tober, 1801. !'S orriuel Simmonds, Blandford. . The Ship MARY, of St. john's, Canada - . APTAIN'Thomas Oliver, Master' of the Mary, ot'St. John's, Canada, solemnly declares that himself received a deal of benefit from Dr. ftrodum's Nervous Cor dial ; likewise his Wife,. Mary Ann Oliver, was 'almost reduced to Death's door, and was perfeetly cured by taking Dr. Broduin's Nervous , Cordial, after being given over by all the able Physicians in the Country.; likewise several of the • Inhabitants of the Island have received great benefit from the above Medicines. - • Witness my Ham!, TFIOMAS OLIVER. A. WORD . TO'TITE WISE. As a serious caution to all who, from the nature of their Complaints, are obliged to have recourse to that cl.ngerotts preparationVercury , 'Mercury is certainly, if taken with discretion, a 'most noble and eMeltial Cure for every.species Of Venereal I nftietion ; but, on the other hand, there is not an article in the whole Materia Viatica so•replete with dan ger. Thus if a cold occurs when under a course of this ex traordinary Medicine, it frequently leaves behind it the Gout, Rheumatistn, Numbness in the Limbs, Paralytic Afieelions, and which, perhaps,' do not appear tOr seem', eight. or ten years. ' Many Persons in business, Servants, and indeed all who, from,the nature ,of their employments, are obliged to bee - uut in all weathers, being liable to catch cold under a course' of Mercury, which may terminate with their Jives; but no such danger 'will intervene to those - who substitute Dr. JIRODUM's BOTANICAL SYRUP, which is particularly recontinended to• he used beOre persons : enter into the'Matrittionial State, lest the indiscretions of.a Parent arc the satituc avocation to him the remainder of his existence, by 'afflicting his inno..ent, but unfortunate OM spring, with the Evil, eruptions of a most Malignant ten dency, aid a variety of other Complaints that are most as suredlytraduced by the same negled and imprudence. The B tactical Syrup and Restorative Nervous Cordial,to be had the'Doaor's House, No. 9, Albion-street, in Bot tles at . 2S. ITS. 6d: and ss.. 50. (Duty included); Jehoult ' and C ."s, late Bacon No. _rso Oxford-street, opposite. Bhud-street ; Golding, No. 42, So, ,• Ward, No. 34.. Holborn; Withers (late Cockell's) Medicine Warehouse,: No. '229, Straml, - Temple liar; Tint's, Royal Exchange; Williams Perfumer Ti Hitt Maesty, No. 4t, Pall-Mall; E. Irewliery, Corner of !.',.'..,, Paul's church yard ; Bolton's, ' Royal-Exchange; ;Ching and Butler, 'No..;, Cheapbide ; Burgeons, 'Amick and Son,Nn. 3z, Haymarket ; Shaw's Me. dictne Warehouse, Hi 0-street, Borough, oppostte,the South , wart: Bank; • Mr. Pidding's, No. 76, Oxford-street, oppo. site the Pantheon; Forbes, DruggiSr, 32, Blackman-street, Borough ; Dicey, Bow-lane. • • . - 1 And to be had of all the Bok sellers and Priptcrs •in ,the ~ptincipal Market Toivzs in the Vaned Kingdoll l 4. , . This Day was published, Price Two Shillings and Sixpence, THE WIFE with TWO HUSBANDS. A TRAGI-COMEDY. In Three Ads.. London, printed. for Lames Ridgeway, York-street, St. lames's-square; and H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row.