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. _ • Nt!‘ \< ll3 ! 11.6D52 10 - Tl - 17"; - ).Z.:... ROYAL, 4/ ATltt A apb 44 itsti es . t , s . ENT EVENING, Dec. 17, their t‘ w , n 'etwants will . p . twforna the `Tragedy of ;.(' , i 1 Af i ,. , OTHELLO.. • , 1 11. t r ;, P. , I 'go,A e l a r t ,I Cassici, Mr. Holland ; ttotierig . n,....M . r . , 'V • ' 4l cr. ' r 14 k 'Desdemona, Mrs. Bartley ~ Lau 1),, i ;, • " b eadl '-• • ii,, :,1.:,,rAiti,,1ir(,.(i.;41 e4crte,t,:: 1: : .13 e: n I.s I . s;t:,)4t.N.iiinrN'.(. 1., I a Nw n 4B e i ; a: l l) ,liis r,K i ea ., I. l oe y Romance, ran ‘,. ~,. ~,Hia T wo - Acti;ealled . t„!;1•111,.)11,11.1e.pLNINTH h"rApT.F.-..,,, :- eod: t dj , a rr. ,f )> Bonlilkir 4 Moussin (a Der- Oxberry; .Morabec ja benevolent Magi ll k t i, t .c , i,,, i , . Asdrael (King of the Genii), Mr. Wahle- - ''';ip,ti qf I,!' (fl Princess of ll lad) Miss Royce; Nora I‘l)l'es,Mitii"6't(?j,`,""Y). Mts., • •• K ell y ; A ' fusca (a Lady of the 14,01itcabtati.lioniance of The Ninth Statue; or, . Tl..e (V e. g r wurl, will be repeated every Evening till.fut 44*6!`i'lat;„ , , . , t• 14,..'-ilt I, , i"g i sicilard the Third. —On Tuesday, A Care l t h )lrdi s , •"1.-le•-Oli Wednesdav, The 'Belle's Stratagem. i t‘,pti. i . i ; i l . l) e t I, .—On Friday ' 'Jade Shore ; Jane Shore, 4 •st tinlk:',' first appearauCe in that Character) ; be-. of Performing before the Holidays. _ • t't fli p rs .------- -+—.—...._ „, . illg • "--.11-1-% ROYAL; COVENT-GARDEN. - 4 PRE - sp,„ -Perf,, "' "T EVENING, Dec. 17, will. ,) "ti the nen, Opera'of /VI ) • I'4 ~... JOHN OF PARIS. o,., 4l %.. s "vertn re , s , -onzs, &c. entirely new. S' l')V k i :k:lt M x, r ;_'''nelair - ; the !;rand Chamberlain, Mr. I , ' tti"'r. Li' "tr. Duruset; Pedigro Potts (.Latialorcl . of ° l tH,,, sl I,,.incstuu ; Gregory, Mr. Tretiy; Philip, Mr. 4:6,1 '• Lss °f Navarre, Miss Stephens ; Rosa, Miss Itjral b ane . )I.:Ats' Mist w e, I, V , Mons. Soissons, Mrs. Parker, Miss „iii. !.,ti,i,.,.?,rzsnaan,,&.e- &" ...- 11, 1 11„!,N(4 A ,,,',,z for the :9th time, a new Farce, called e•T i t hc - i" .4 " THE DUKE ; OR, . WHICH IS WHICH? k4t'1,11,";,1)3, Mr. Jones - Mr. flamerton, Mr. Abbott, To ~ "uruset, Mr. S ' iminmis Mr. Trashy, and Miss IitLLICA'%h will t, lr 14 1)/‘;"' t added, the Romantic Melo-Drama of oqii%kr,-,_,' O lt, THE wo:NDEI - FTTL LAMP. p• r • F 4l ' "• Abanazar (the African Mai ,„ ey, Johnston; the Prkneess Badroulboudour, Miss liris 411Citit4Y. it . 4 % 1 , 'lasi ~i . 4 :leo and , Tuliet.; with Tiniour the Tartar A. ll . ~ i ,.1" ,9ivitilegs,“ltanfothe Engagement of the Ettuestrian Vt( i ~4‘eni i 4 ~ Y ty_partieular desire),Ml.• cbctli; Mac '4, .Kit lo . " Wing the last night of his e.ngagement); hlt ‘i i,llel,ih alld tile Duke.--On Wednesday, Venice Pre totilFli f t ,', Miss O'Neill - with John of Paris.—Ou c'il " i t , "i e o . "" st er• Mrs Be ' verlee, Miss O'Neill ; with ' • ' "eia2,-(,'"Yi—:•ti Fi - i . 'lv,. Isabella ; Isabe!la, Miss.: `"e last night of 4 P - erforming before the Huh._ . . _ . n IN st t i " .B R EA ' I3 London, kii,veheijecca!u_aindatioa f.;c Travellers, pot! Beds, ' W„' ',Nttors, and moderate Charges. oaches, .tluil Coaches, &c. set out from Nio n ‘,.tyetes Head Inn, So.:or-MIL "lie d i•J UN lON Post Coach, four L 14h.:!,.'"''',Y.Afte ti k ud, moon, t roV •Dorchet4zr,bland atrives at evmouth next day, • St `,t Packets exit to Guernsey, .jersey, Chen ii-aL,ce•'s. From Cliethoorgh to Paris is a l u au, the best a r id chew rest tr;avelliog to Paris. elegant P os t Coach, four ins.des only, t 4, (a tti o'clock throoglitCrawlev,ltyrgate, &c. '1 , 4 IVey ' r. 7 6olll, k -fitn•cliest'er, Falmouth, 4,,,%soitry, New Polt Coach every Morning X 49 ck, through H or/►t n , Axin i aster, Bei d i'lne,,lNgstoke, and Bagshot. Peterbdroughp•St.and tr@ `u fronting . Set- Wit CVKI'e „I444:4(I to 9 ,l l :Luien, • ei . rititor, and 0...i.,kt 0 00 .( 101 - , Flying Post-Coaches, through . and Nlaylh;rough every Afternoon • 1 , 1 5' s, the Greyhound I• Bath , • d the Lti ti )c an 4a o / n B e ristol, neat liridgewater, Taunton, &c. 4 1 .,46,tre m q g at called Th e Itockinghain, sets out ('clock; carries Four Insides only, ot114: 1 4 t ir eVtt , Le4VG , with. a Guard throughout. Passes Retford,Doncaster, and Ferry. Oii ct to the ll q L inn, .Leeds, next (lAY at Noun. Not -01), th e 111 , Onnnon Expectation 01 this Coach, it is hjttoy , 11 %tie agreeable and copplete PrAtlic Con 9ther Road, being unequalled in accomnau ' t Y t4 ao; . a.iter, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, •AN I , arid Garst:ing Post-Coaches, every After. Iliti t v, Guarded.. i tr•Ti t t ,l , ,,„ a llt? . : l l.,f, i : . n, Gretna-Green : Annan, .D .. umfries, s__Ht Ntropthar-Kiln, Canntock, Isaugswell, caruperclown Coati) tDaily) and Edinlyttigh, new Coach, performed k t.„"7‘tiout, sets out every :griming at luzlf t;4tOttaq,,qllaller,va.Y of Newark, It et ford, Tadcaster, Dar oetht2thtli),„!•,ou, Dorhain, Morpeth, and Berwick. Nti4p iNfreLiteinselves- fatigued from the length of 11 / I ,:(4, ie quut 4 , 1 81 what time they please, and then pro ) additioual Far e . 3: Cl ar k, th e Bl ac k • York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, o.os,•NoltiV,Y, and o th er places. LI and Walsal new Post-Coach, every cuach, to carry four Insides, .sets out C ~ t gteLutterworth, High Cross, ilineldev, h l t lql..4'4Nt irtlia ' s ill, Lit c hfi e ld , Ulresthorp, Knutsford, I, 4 Vqt n ~ s p e „.l l .p i ton, and Dimstable. und Whitehavert, Post-Coach, goes k tii, rl ppl,.} } 'nu a Goa t all the war. Passes through Rohe ` . *e or , at' • }. ar ' Ab uri A."C1111011-, 1 1e,, •et twi:test era 6 . ertord, D , ocaster, and Gran „_ t1, 4 ,,s th e ; „ I . _ r ult IS Miles), sets out every Morning, eis i'" le t!ey with blushte greatest facility. hate 'a c by ness or ricasure, have . ""be of their Seats being cured in the 0 1 ' , 1; P t\- • ost.. )1 4 14,14 .1. , Coach, every Morning, at half-past Vich N , ew I, l \ • U P.°q, Whitcburch, Tarporley, , Nantwich, , p ,fkt hs lc, • Iddle ' y id', Post-Coach, every Everulig, as (14, 4z , lti 0 1 4 t 'ANn t o btockto vtL N „ steo rge and-Yarm, new Coach, every 1 1„ 1:4 xv . nu, Sunderland. n. luslu w,-Coagletoo, Newcastle, wats:c biji ty , ost-C oa d, , , w 4 , well , A ft ernooo. Guardera ' .• k e .opn• t ktie 4 ' ngton and Shiffrial, Post-Coach, rte to the Britaimia, SloreWsbory, every •" clock ),.. e _ •orarded. ‘:•i;4l(l,A,?i,v`:::l,,ilt,otheriamPost-Coa.ch, called the Rock- Alresford, and Alton tree ~a 'Apt•A:ll ,r rrcury • Post Coach, with a Gorr!, sets reaches BiraiiiT4hain next day at . 4 41 :(2 1 thistot) ;shipstone, to the 'e Ll.km ,?reet, Cas • jai` try • ing ~ Alt. Int), Birminghaln. ar "w l , and Leamington, New L'ost r ./ 41 'v \:`'"v, t„,• ``‘•-•en, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post , h,11,‘, at half-past Six o'clock, to the Bull 'tl . (4'.ii.,:. 3l ll) 3 " ‘ `:9 ( iate % , "1 rt.; ' are, dd Nit, • esdon, and Chest out Coach, 1 ,, st • mouton Coach Dal ) • , at Half-past 4' AN! F our, and Hall-past Seven B .4- • t L • i'rOON-r. , 4 tiy , A !!"(I " , IN arid Co respect‘ollv acquaint 6 . 4 4,, 13 that they ' '" not atoun t Ol Luggage, &c. more than Ike .) flaw aged, El 1,1 i ti.)tt.,1',41 such t : 4; 1 4, , the Saracen's I - lead Inn, Snow '44lli 4t • W" s au p Y. '4:hew s .ar , . booked for all the above 'New White iiorse Coach-Othee, t aid '" i ' - • Fll I ," v bi:v ' ,telY I toot]; ` il '~~'. fjo° 11 : 0 ;c: . o leP ;c o 4s cc o:; , 1 1 rs g tE' the ;ie vio c 3 P ` 4 , 4 1 ,d r ° len ) 0 ,4 ci::tee to s r‘i/ 114 ro 0 11 ,01 , 1., D ct, le 1 . llogee sib a boo: 0 1!, 01. 11 tit rill ., 100 , t he, 133.' flr es: [ le • J' 0 fel" ° ( ifj ot 7c Ut d o- Of i 5 Pr 6 ice . 6 5 , I. t " 1. in. .t. _ , i„, MR. WEST'S PICTURE, CHRIST- ROJECT.W. THE PUBLIC are resperthilly informed,• that this P.XHIBITIc , N be R.E-OPENED on MON, DAY NEXT, the 19th instant; with the Addition lA' the on DES GN of ahe CRUCIFIXION of ear SAVIOUR, which was to have ben. painted on s Glass, for the great Win dow (36 feet by 23) hi St. George's C Windsor. - By- Order, • . CHARLES SMART, Secretary._ 125, Pall-Mall, Friday, Dee. 16,_1814. . 'PATENT FILTERING:MACIIINE. STE PH EN SON 'S PATENT FILTERING-. ,MACHIN ES are portable, ..never out. of-repair, and in the best Invention eve.r.produced for pitrifring Water, - at the uneNnnipled rate of 200 Galtonsper day, rendering the Water, beautifully transparteit. \ • - J. S. begs leave tit offer, his grateful ackno - wledgurents it, the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public., for their distinguishink Patronage, end Offers his Itivention , at thc.following prices First; oi -- large size; Ten Guineas, 'purifies at the rate of 2.0 -gallons per day.—Second size, Seve,WGuitseas, ditto I OuVI.: lons i per day. —Third size, Fivelluiheas, dittO 50. galh.lus pe day. „ , - -. . . .To be sees at work at his ManufactorV, U, Mortirner-street, " Carendish-Square; and at the Bar cf the Jerusalem Coffee 7! house, Cooper's-court, Ceruhill. - . • FREEHOLD ESTATE near UXBRIDGE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by ELIAS NF,WMAN; (Under the Acts' for .Redemption of the Lani-Tax), at the .AUCTION MART, opposite the - Bank of England, un TUESDAY, the 17th day of January, 1813, at Pi o'clock, fisl ONE LOT, COMPRISING a. vet•y DESIRABLE. FARM, in a ring fence,-with i3kvelling-house, Barns, - Stables, and other Out-buildings, together with sundry locosures of Arable and Pasture Laud, containing Ninety-Line Acres (more or less); situate in the parish ,_of Hillingdon, in the county of :Middlesex, about two miles from • Uxbridge, and nearly owosite the thirteenth mile-stone from London; now ill the occupatihn of Mr.lioliert •Whittington,. - under a leaSe which will expire at Nlichaelinas, 4824. The Estate will be sold exonerated from. Land-Tax. The _growing Tithber to be included i~rthe purchase.- Ttie Estate play be viewed on ap plication to th renan. Printed Particuiars and . Conditions of Sale will be distri-• tinted in clue time, and way be had at the White lorse Uxbridge; Whitediarf Imi ' Hares; at the Place of Sale ; and of the Auctioneer at Chelmsford, in - Essex; and further Particulars may in the mean time be known upon application to Mesirs. Tindal and Perkins., solicitors, at Chelmsford. CONSUNIPTIONS CURED. PROFESSIONAL MAN, who through an £ extensive practice in the liliove Disease, has been so fort.unate.as to discover a NIEDICINE that, is an INFALLI BLE CURE for CONSUMPTIONS ;,by which Medidine he has cored many when given over by eminent Physicians, and when in the last stage of a. Consumption, .attended with -cough, spitting of blood, and oedematous sweliiu. s of the feet, &c. .Though the truth of this assertion may be doubt , ed, the Advertiser is h ippy to say, that. he has it in his power to refer to those he has cured, and when given over by some of the first Professional Men ; he therefore now pub licly offers it to those woo are labouring under this afflicting Disease. Letters (post paid) addressed for A. 'B. No. 6, Great Quehrc-street, New-road, Mary-le ! .bonti, London, will have immediate attention ; and where attendance is given every (lay (Sandays.exceptcdj, from 10 to 12 in the lorenoon. TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE has proved that tlieinost effectual anu safe itentedv for the CURE of COUGHS, COLDS, ASIAMAS, HObPING-COUGfi, and all ()li t BTRUCTIONS of the BREAST and LUNGS, is un questionably IF"'"-OittutNA - PW3TO RA - L- S of HOREHOUND, an elegant preparation from that well. known Herb; it has obtained the pre-emi nence (beyond precedent), for the Care of the above. Com plaints, of which the anthenticity can be ascertained, by ap plication at most of the respectable Venders of Medicine, in all the principal Cities and Towns in the Kingdom.; - the the Po pularity and good Effects of this Invaluable Medicine need no superfluous Comments, as the extensive Demand proves its Superiority as a Public Medicine to give immediate Relief. The Publi will please to observe, it cannot he Genuine un less each I3ottle is enclosed in an Affidavit, attested at the Mansion House, London, June it h, .1805. Sold in Bottles, at 10s. 6d.-Is. 6d.—and 2s. 9d. each, by Shaw and Edwards, F. Newbery and Sons, St. Paul's Church Yard; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church Yard; Barclay and Sons, Fleet-market ; John Evan!, 42,Long-lane; R.Johnstori, Greek-street, Soho; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; Arnulds, 59, Barbican ; by the only Proprietor, R. Ford, Chemist, Go,- well Terrace, near Islington, front Barbican ; by It. Butler, London; and by all Venders in every Town in the United Kingdom.• THE SAFEST WAY TO ATTACH IMPOSTORS. 4 WORN before the Lord Mayor at the Man sion House, London, on the 24th November, 1314 — That Mr. PRINCE, of John-street, Oxford-street, is the ori ginal Proprietor of the RUSSIA OIL ; and after spending thonsands, which can be proved by the Proprietors of the principal Newspapers in London, and also by most respecta ble Wholesale Pel - fniners and Medicine Venders, it must be confessed - it is villainy of any person to counterfeit. There arc many ,rha have used Russia Oil without benefit, on &c -rfinnt of being i.uposed on by impostors, who sold them counterfeit, therefore be parkular to ask for Prince's Russia 'Oil; and if any Perfumer, Medicine Vender, or Hair presser sells Russia Oil, under any pretence whatever; that, is not. Prince's, are Impostors, as selling counterfeits to their customers. The Royal Family, Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in ge neral. may rely on it that it is the best and wboicsornest Oil for the hair of Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children; and if used constantly, not a hair will fall off or torn grey, and makes weak and short hair grow thick and long ; renders dry or harsh hair soft; where hair has got thin or bal‘l, if the least ioots remain., will be restored. Promotes eye-brows and whiske.s.Ladies will find • it - curls real or false hair which . way they like. . 11ot:sands of Gentlemen that were bald declared, after using Prince's Russia Oil regularly fur a short time, the bald places because covered with hair. Gentlemen who wear powder ought to use it instead of pomatans, as powder is in jurious to the hair, and makes it fall off or turn grey, or get bald, at an early age ; but by using Psince's Russia Oil in stead of pomatuni, not a hair will fall off or turn grey. In future no other but large size bottles will he sold, one p i ma a b o ttle ; two bottles for 21. ; or six for 31. Observe.-1 4 :ach guinea bottle contains the quantity of four bottles, -what used to sell at./3s. which'is a saving of I ls. Ladies and Gentlemen will be more particular, when paying a guinea per bottle, to have Prince's genuine Russia Oil. Parents, Guardians, and Governesses, are informed that each guinea bottle contains five ounce bottles, and by get ting of any Druggist ounce vials, they may separate it into Ave. : _ Sold by the sole Proprietor, - Mr. Prince, Jogn-street, Ox ford-street. As the numbers run irregular in John-street, therefore observe it is next door to a Coach-maket's:—And by Mr. Smith, Perfumer to his Majesty, New Bond-street ; liendrie; Perfumer to her Majesty, Tichbortie-street ; Bar ley and Blew, Perfumers to the Pri nce an d Princess, and Duke and Duchess of York, Cockspnr-stieet; Ilarding, 89, Pall Mall; Newberry, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; Dicey, Bow Church-yard; - Barclay, Fleet-warket; Butlei, 4, Cheapside; :Edwards, 60, St. Paul's Church-yard; Low, 330, Strand; Bacon, 150, Oxford-street.; Berry and Johnson, Greek-street; Weston and Rout, 229, Strand; Davison, 59, Fleet-street; Rigge, 65, Cheapside; Bolton and Tutt, Royal Exchange; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury;-Richard Smyth, 16, Dame-street, Dublin; p.nd by most principal Perfumers and-Medicine Venders. 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T.) be completed in Twelve Montitty Parts, illustrated by Otte Hundred and Sixty Plates' many of which will be beau tifully Coloured. _ • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row; and'Cadell and Davies; Strand. As the Number of ::opies is necessarily iimited to Two Hundred, those Persons who wish to - posstss tie Work wilt have the goodness to *for xarcl their Names, through the Me dium of their Booksellers, to the Publishers. NT M E th " N "S b : ii L t S T I FI fhe ,u, Srespectfully inform , they are ROMVED from their late Itesil nee in Keppen-street, to No. 43, WOBOURN-PLACE, iI7:SSELL-SQUARE, where they con=• thine to perform itrif)lCAL CURES on HERNIA that a;ti‘l., mit of being retained situation by a Crass, so as in a few mouths to render the wearing of that I,listrument untie , .etsaty. _ _ - • Messrs. LINGFOI{DS beg to observe they can give Re ferences to Surgeons of eminence for the success sod safety of their Mode of Treatment. Hours of attendance at home from nine o'clock in the morn ing till three iu the afternoon.. CHANGE OF SEASON. • T HE COIiDS,. COUGHS-, arid cATARRiIs, so often fat;ti'to delicate Constitutions, and which • he c hilli ng atmosphere of th 6 winter makes so prevalent, may be effectually guaTdeti against and cfired, by • ir e , : use of PROBATT'S Elegant OXFORD LOZENGES They abso lutely prevent and . eve Boarsness, in any stage of the dis ease—and they ; ; re the only Medicitte yet discovered that has the i•nfallible effect of strengthening andantiodizing THE PIUMAN ' • . i • - Sold, wholeale arnl'retail,•by Bayley and Blew, Curl:spur stret ; and Nutley, No. 4, Cheapside; retail by Sanger, L. 50, Oxford-street, London ; ;Nunday, Oxford; 'and Hy every re spectable Vender in Town and Country, at is. (id. per box. , A MOSL' IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. ASafe and - Perfect CUitE, of RUPTURE (without phin or conhnement) is now practising by Mr., J. H. 'SPENCER, No. 3, Golden-square, Mr. S. has the most gratifying satisfaction of assuring the Public, that since the commencement of his Practice in July last, many Ruptured Persons haVe.Wen effeetually•cnred, who may be referred to; and he tils at this time under hiS care upwards of :no Pa tients,.Who feel assurance,-from - his mode of treatment, they are now receiving ! that, advancement towards a cure, which , in the um! cannot disappant them; and in every case Mr. S. pledges himself they Shall stand the 'test of exarinnation by the most skilful practitioner. • _ln in further test/:my of these interesting facts, befeels him self honoured in being permitted to refer to two hirs and noble Peers, from his successful application on a couple of Patients of their sending. 1 To show most foccihly the national importanc e o f thi s di s . covery, Mr. S. need only to refer to every Professional Writer on the lamentable subject df Hernia, who state, frmu very satisfactory documents, that more than one in every eight pea:sons .are ruptured. Mr. S. subjoins a List of a few Persons who have been perfectly cured, and who haveallowed thepublicatiun o f their names, from motives of gratitude to him, 'and of humanity to those who nuty now 4e labouring under that most afflicting malady. ..TheSoldier put under his process, by ito!,al EnghneSs the Commander in Chief, for a bad ttupture, has lea oil his Truss several months, after being passed .as sound by Doctor Patric,. and the Army Medical Board. All Letters must be post-free. Mr. Girling, 1 , /, George-street, Orosven.r-square. Mr. W. Bowman, 47, Old Compton-street. Mr. Williamson, I I I, Golden-lane, 111 r. Trengrove, sent by Earl Staub' pt: Mr. Thomas_Garrecl, 7, Upper Crowwstreet, Wentroinster. Mr. Charles Saunders, Servant to the Earl of Ouslow, s, Clarges-street. Mr. Came 15, T-hrford-street, Fitzroy-square. Mr..). Flatlet), Serrtiot to Mr. Nlancbester, farrier, OrmOnd yard, Blooinsbury. THom4s TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, New Bvidge-street,Lontion. HONOURED Sin,. . Edinburgh, March 18. 11,EG leave to inform you, that ever since the :year 1790, A had- been afflicted with the-Lugs Venerea ; which, from its obstinately resisting every coarse of mcdieine prescribed.by the mostiemiottit of the faculty here, and ari dergoinfr several severe co-Arses of,salivation, and twi ce dis eharged'from the Hospital with little reiief, ..Would appear to be of the. most inveterate nature.. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a - period to my existence—Thad a fargd ulcer on the crown of my head, one op each arm, and my legs were broke out lira frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the'last seven years my left had els& two large nodes dig it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such excruciating ,pain,. particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable suite, 'I was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (:who so great a eure by them here}, to raise your Leake's Pats nt Pi:ls, which 1 began to do ott the 26th-of May; in - the course or a fortnight I began to receive benefit—in little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arm; were soundly healed— soon after, the sores on my legs healed also; leaving, how ever, considerable discolouration in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, and a little rongwr perseverance in your invaluable Nledieine, subsided ; the -.lodes dispersing, the - skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pants gradually going- of'.—l thus because, by you Ilberrl advice and medicine, perfectly} free from all my former complaints—have recoVered my' former spirits and strengtli,'.-andam become jolly and fat, in whi c h s t a t e h av i ng continued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I .am at a loss In what terms - to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of - other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every vcca sion;.tnaso doing. you wilt greatly oblige, • Sir, your grateful, obedient, very.humble servant., ALEX. MUR.K4ER. Swann's Close, Hig,ll:street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above cure:— John Thompson, No. :3, New Poultry Market, Edinburg}.; John ,Mclntosh, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR,. Member of the Itoyal College of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; whete, after a constant residence of more than 38 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those - incidental to the Parts of Generation, with thatinriolable secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in such eases, he Batters himself the advice and auistanc, , e he • gratuitOusly adainisters to persons taking this Medicine, will •-beesteeMed, by a discerning Public, as an adyactige seldoltt attainable, and void.of all ambiguity. 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