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i - .(N \ • 7." • •••• 4 . • ; ;111.1`f iS N' 6 ifr - r. - n 1.• ) ..- •., k / ...... . , .t-z,,:,.-A.-.Av.1.;+,y7•..:-k4,-e-i-;, ....„),.. ..." .'...4 ...' . 1 146 14 . L.. .....,...,.*:, .. :- .,,,e,,,,,,,,0 . .... • , afr•••...... .°.7%7A... ... '1 • ' ..,,... . ''''. ll ' 41/ I II !~ NUMBER 3644.] T h;,S DJI Y, MAY 22, 1804. f PRICE SIXPENCE: _ .._... — For the BENEFIT of M'r. lOHNSTO THEAT NE, And Mr. P OWELL, Promp ter RE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO-MORROW EVENING, May 23' '13°41 THE will be pe r f ormed, SOLDIER's DAUGHTER. The Principal Characters by Mr. DOWTONM, M. BANNISTER, .iun• I‘4 l - r. POPE, N.C.. . lOR V . DAN, Mrs. YoU• End of AEI I After the C orned a favourite.Song 4y Mrs. Bl an d . Y, a New Musical Piece. in One Act (per . . tbrmed but oncel, calle' • THE SHIP LAUN,]I-1, The Principal Characters •hy Mr. DOIVTON, Mr COLLINS, M . r. WEWITZER, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Miss TYRE R. . In the course of which - will be. - introduced. a New Scotch Ballad, composed by Mr.. Ros4f A.berdeen, called-" Balll of the Green," . by Mrs. Nlountain. A Favourite a( composed by Mr. Percy, called," Wappini,-. 0 l'i• SL3i".4;.' by Miss Tvrer. The-Piece to conclud6" with the rep- - tentation of The Launching a Yacht. End (4 ule Interlude,' a New ballad, written an•l composed by ,Mr• Rhodes, called " Poor Kate who sells Swtet Briarif' by ' Miss Tvrer. After which (by nermissien of the Pro actors of Sadler 's Wells), Mr. guild ) will sin , ' in Character) a Comic Song called .. 1 :4:: L.: u cik:y..,l?eakfc Boy." , . w III! CI.N.DE RELLA. , . The inc;pal Charaaers by . ' Mr. BYRtir Mr. GRIMALDI, Nlaster O. BYRNE, Miss DE CAMP, Mrs. Al° UN ['AIN, Nliss 'E YRER • Ticl,ts and Places lbr the Boxes to be had 0f Mr. lonu stou, No, t, 1.31..,ke-,:,,uri, Catherine -street, Strand ;* of Mr. , Powell, No. 113 S. Martin's -lane ; and of Mr. Fosbrook, at the )30 x -offic e in Litrle Bu ssed -street. ......,______LL__ Tl)is Day was published, by F.. C. anti.J..ivirigton, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard, awl by J i'latd4r.l, No 193; ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMt)NS, For taking Iron Moulds, ink Spots, Red Wine, and bihei S.':ains, cut of Linen, MuSlin, Lace, &c. and for many other Uses, as a Substitute for Lemons. Price Is. the Boa. AVING received numerous Complaints that 1, Compositions sold Under the Title of Salt of Lemons arc not only inetedual, - but that they bum, and destroy the Linen, I think it necessary to inform the Public, that my true ESSENTIALS LP of LEMONS is only to be had, wholesale and retail, la my Shop in Cockspur-street, and that none is to be depended upon as mine •but•w: tit has uly Signature on the bottom of each Box, Ind ou•the outside of the Wrarper. krai: ti'e LONDON G tiZETDE; Maj. i 9, a 804. P iccadil 1 „ In One. Volume (Mayo, with an Appendix, Price .75. 6:1 in boards, IPa'•-Oice, !Mt)) 19, aoi. OTRICtURES upnr .ari HISTORICAL RE. 'yr offihe State of I R ELAND, by F. PLP W DEN, Esq. or a JUSTIFI CAT I 0 N of the ConduCt of the English Governments in that Country, from the. Reign of henry the 11. to the UNION of Great Britain and Ireland. N. B. A small Part of this Work his already appeared in the - British Critic tor November, •Oevernber, January, and. February last. The present Ptiblication, besides being an Answer to Mr. Plowdents Work, contains an Account of the Causes and Objets of the different Rebellions in Ireland, as alSo of those Conspiracies from time to time deteCtedby the vigilance of the Irish. G.overnments. The Appendix Contains many Particulars of the History of Ireland, its ancient Laws, •Custonts, &c, &c. not generally known. natal Loydln Volrtvteer a:l , dg • Captain John Coliingdon, Of the Southwark Yeomanry Cal wiry, to be. Captain. Lieutenant Samuel Welciiman,.of ditto, to be Lieutenant. Cernet.Thomas t'entiman of ditto to be Cornet. john feaffreson, Gent, to be Surgeon. loin: _Freer Bond, Gcnt. to he Assistant-Surgeon. William Har rison, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon. Mr folk Greleixen &?d Yetmart,j , Cervihy Rang:o,4% 4 - Cornet \V, Money to be Lieutenant, vibe Mason, re. sighed. Mr. BAYLEY. N. B. The Salt of Lemont; is particularly useful ty Ladies in washing their .Ilands; as it instantly takes out the Stains u Frjit, Coloured G laves, ,&.7L and is fnucil more agreeable to use than LeinOn itself. Percy Tenantry Alpcntec►'s. • Thomas Cook, Esq. to be Captain, vice Read, resigned., • - fnfantry. Second Lieutenant William Wilson to be First Lieutenant, vice Cliarletbn, resigned. William Story, Gent. to I,;e Se. coed Lieuten4nt, vice Witsou. At the sairte Place may he had, Bit . yley's Scowering Drops, for. taking Grease out of ilk, Stull; Woollen Cloth, &c. This Day *as pubiiilietl, in Crown 0 &aye, price ss. boards, TE ITERS written by the late EARL of -La CHATHAM to his Nephew ft-10 NIAS PITT, Esq. (afterwards LORD CAMEL r.) aD),,then Canibridge, Minted for T. I)4yne, Mews Gate, b.) , T.,Bensley. D FiEUMATISMS, Palsies, and Gouty: Afrec tions,' with their usual concomitants, Sow, or fly ing Flatulency, nrligestion. and general ,Debility, (uriginWv,' in. vyilatc,;er source), arc relicyedand frequently ;', H 1 1'!,.1-IEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTA.P. ff, ;)f tcr every 0.14„,•c m,rans . . . Peterborough Volunteer Cavall. • Lieutenant Francis Hopkinson to be Captain, vice Vatighart, resigned. Cornet Wright Thomas Squire to sre Lieutenant, vice Hopkinson. Cornet Thomas Alderson Cooke to be ditto. vice Waller, iesigned Edward Lloyd, Cent. to be Cornet. vi,:e Conk's, William. Salmon, Gen:, to be ditto, vice Squire. Rutl;tncl Vanntrer Legion. fohrriones, Gent..to be Surgeon, vice Berry, resigned. 1 • - Alton Potunfeet - ti 1;7110. Ensign fames H. HaverstoLk to be Lieutenant. Irt, sr Southern Regiment dt Barks Volitther I4antry,„ Captain Strickland Freeman to be Major, vice Clarke, re. signed. To he Captains—Lieutenant Charles Lewin, vice Ylonourable William Irby, resigned. Lieutenant Robert lir.zard, vice Freeman. 'Lieutenant Basil • Bluebell. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Eeles. Kiiveston. To be Ensign—john Cent. This Day was pubiish,:d, Ki - ce 45. fit NARRATIVE of the PROCEEDINGS in PA AM ERECA o. the SOCIETY called QUAKIIRS, in the Case of HANNA BARNARIS, with a brief Re view of the previous Traus4tlions in Gicat lirit*in and ire 14nd. intended as a Sequel to an A ppeal to the Soci_ty of Frnnds. • • • printed for.j. lobnson, No. 72, St. Paul's Church-yard. T i1.1./10 E '.SI...NCE: of tvl Us'rA RD — lnsect with the those' Couiplaints where, neeessavy); is perhaps the mos: active, penetrating, and ell...aual Itemoty in the world, r.tio severest SPRAINS and IsRUISES, in less than halt Vie tirrnt usually taken by 0 p.detdock, A rquebusade, or any oilier Liniment or F.inbr,h;ation ; and it used immediately' after any. accident, ,it prevents the part turning•black. _ It is prepared and sold' at zs. 9d. each box or bottle, by R. Johnston, Apothecari,. No. 15, Greek -street, Soho, London. , . . SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY. BOV-DELL il),!g !cave to' ac taint 4 1 . -u. the Public in genera!, and their. Priend s in partictklar, that the 'Pickets for the SHAKSP EA kE LO VT E kV ' are price Three Guineas, With SOIL-ones of the said Lottery, Low ready for rklivery, at the Shakspeare Galler,y, Pall Mall ; at ikl'.i.s,r,. BoydelPs, No. 90, Cikeapiide ; altd at 411 the Lic:ensed I,ttervbtfices iq Great itritAin and Ireland'. This Day was published, price 56: As NARRATIVE of EVENTS that have lately .1 - 1 taken place in IRE L ANT), among the Society called QUAKERS, with correspooding Ducurntents, and Occa sional Observations. Printed for j. Johnson; in St. Paul's Chorch-yard ; Gil bert and ; and Ar..diec and Ward, 13elfast. ,AATHEN Professional Men of ...tiucation • and V Responsibi ',icy deviate from the general System by the selection .of a pe , ...ulialps•.men, the san::tfoii of long ton tamed success is the best criter:on of superiority. Eight years have I devOted c=ity practice to -the exclusive treatneem, ut Three i irders, and the successiut•result of my plan ,-,ices the additional ardor to oppose, as tar as I an able, the ravwes of • those Complaints which are the most important in the Catalogue tit 1-liiman Infirmities. • After initiation into every liraoch, as an Army §urgeon, • I formed a wisivat an early Practice to rescue e from the ign , ,ralic:t of uneducated men, or the etiii:iiiy dai4,;erous precipitancy of general•Priaitioners. Th.l Three QisoNers, to the Cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every species of . VENE• 1( I:: I." i N ECTI 0 N, whether of a recent or long du ration: 'Ally; All kinds of debility, whether arising front the habits of school .h.ys, or the itidulgen, es of mature .age: And, t tat deran,:ernent tit the system in wo men which is called BARREN N I:: SS, or ST hRILITY. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gotiorrhma; and it. not nit. • frrquently .happens that the seesis of Lite are poisoned by ; the tr.chs,:retion of an tti,iguartied hour.—liy a superior me thod such Cony v ilaints are easily cured; and, • pven where others !cave failed trust that I may presume to offer a radical re.estahlisi:ment. • Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, cnryared with the calamitous' situations of Men, who, from an intlitigence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state . Debility, tkhich is the unavoidable consequence of such , pet n , ,eious habits. W acre the unhappy v.:lli:ref broods over his frtisery, .but rcarelnily conceals his mister:one, it may be some cr,inso. lathe. for hint to know, that although it he an object of doub*.or unceriainty with other Practiti , ners, the removal lof ei•4l..if! Ilt.o.4;.enuitilaly the gra.klual p;ok:ress. - Itent , vz , twit, is the acqulretnent of roy Expetience. If the rites of Bacchus .or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will be oretented by an early Cottuterac_ tion of this latioid , . State ; and in these cases, no great ditticuliv'kkill occur. - Ensign Jo hn Tot Battalion of Caltiincrs Volunteer WW I . LietttenTht John canlphell, to be Capt4in. Ensign David M , ll , ,ith to be LieUtenant. Donald 'Cadet, cont. to be Day was published, in Quarto with Plates, pace One • Guinoa, in haarcN, tne Third Volume of THE LIFE irui POSTHUMOUS WORKS of .cow'PER. Esq. By W. HAYLEY, ESq,. • Printed for ]..fohnson, in St. Paul's Church : yard. Where may be had, New Edition. of Mr. Cow per's roens and Translation of Homer. . ,t i t B.walion of Carmartbvishire Volunteer:. Adjutant H. Irwin to havtlie Brevet Rink pt Captain. LUNI)y Et7:--'"--"""'"7--7-7,-----•-.I's IRISH 5,.111.F. -pßilrOUßGand PON TE I% &mil'. tn 4kers tf) Her .1: Nla]etty and ills Royal 1-I'inei,l th e prin ce of Wales, r""e'llui ' ' infemn the ' N° bliill . G , .:,nry, and others, that th, y . have .;ust rec,vvetl, per,Providence, irom Doblin, a large Ca, stcr, cotunng.scolbso of Ii..UNDY FOOT' s IRIS/1 SNUFF, which they are no:v 4 eiling in Cpisters ,A dd. ferent ,Siz'.:s, warranted genuiLe as imported, - at their Origi nal Siinti Watkmouse, - No. 24, Lockspur-strat, London. The Nobility, &c. will please.to observe, that the Cover ot each Canister is pasted d evn with a Label, on whic;-1 is. Written "V. powe r, " othertAii - se F. and Co. do llgt war.' Tara it. , , Fribourg and en. have also a variety of getruine French and olhe.r Rdppe e Snuff};, which they can now recornmendls being of stipertor Quality. , 2•1 11. Have no connexion with any other Shop in Lan don. Eust Devon 1.1,e4n. i , C iptain --.4- cminitt to oe Acura lilt. Duke of Gloucester': New Forest Batttilon. Lieutenant William Rogers to be Captain, vice Viscount Palmerston, resigned. lE:rt tfalifax !tol l /err Infantry. Captain Stansfeld Rawson tobe Major. Lieutenant Christo pher to be Captain. Ensign John H *dwelt to be Lieutenant. John StitclifEe ' jun. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Lister, resigned. Nathaniel 'More, Gent. to be ditto. is: Battalion of Hayridge Vol:tit:err Infantry. James Rasleigh, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant. This Day were publisiuxl, in One large Volume in Octivo, price tos. (C edicated, by Permission, tr, His Royal H.igh►ness the Duke of 'York) Isle of Rum Compa;9l of Inverness-shire Volunteer:. Ensin John M'Lean to be Lieutenant, vice A. M'Lean, resigned. •Hector M'Lean, Gent. to be Ensign, 'vice J. M'Lean, NUILITARY `vIEMOIRS, relating to Cam. paigns, Battles, Maxims and Stratagems of War, Ancient ana Modern;. extracted trout the best Authorities : with occasional Remarks'. I3y the Author of Memoirs of the War in Asia, froze 1773 to 17g4, Bce. &c. Frederick the Great of 'Prussia, in his Military lnstru6lions to his General Officers, says.:" that he had learnedfrom Experience that profound Skill was not to be acquired by mere Practice in the Art of War, or otherwise than by aN plying . to it as a Study.' To tilts. Study, memorable 13attles,, in which the Plan of the General should he set forth on both Sides, and at the sami time the Circumstances that led to theVictoi:y or Dcfea!, woluta serve as aim t* :An easy tilt: Pestriptioils of such Battles, scattered in a great Variety of Books in diderent languages, cannoLbe either 'procured or • perused by every one•who may wish to read them. For this reason thesc Military Memoirs have been seleded, and are presented to the - British in Arms in every quarter of the World, Regular Troops, Militia, and Volunteers. . Printed for J. lohnsom. in St. Paul's Church-yard; Rich s ardsons ; Egerton, opposite the Admiralty"; Vernor and Hood, Poultry ; Hatchard and Ginger, Piccadilly. RICH SILVER LEAD (ME. IROR SALE, about SEVEN I y TONS (-4 LEAD o E, contain: 4117, about ro cwt. of Lead, in 2 0 c_wt.n of, Ore and averages about go opnces of Silver to ro 0. lead. The.above Ores have been risen at reerferris Mines, near n 1---e.von, which are now working, and pay a : 'frt. • • Ole halt to the l'ropiit.-•-rs. Sever-A Shares in the said Mines to he disposed of i any 41:Vication for the Ores or Shares to be made to Nlr. I ohn Gill, of Taystock, Aenr Or to Captain William Brenton 01 1 the Mines. Kendal and .Lonedale litho:teem 'Captain William Wilson C. Wilson to be Lieutenant. Co. lonel. , _ King's Sambournelunteers. 'Lieutenant James E.dvvardS to he Captain. vice Powlett, pro. Rioted. Ensign John Judd to be Lieutenant. George Wilkins, Gent. to be Ensign. gist Leieestersbire Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Francis Critehley to be Captain, vice Hill. John Hill, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Critchley. John Hill, iiut \ ‘ ':} ler i: this Deficiency has ,for years existed, a propet perseverance is inditpeilsatilv eqnisite to revive the slum- Denil4 Sparks of Lite, and to * re-animate the Constitution. MA ItkIED M N, who haVe long been disappointed in their expectations of a Family. may be assured, that in most instances., such dete:As are curable by Medical skill. The secresy whicii is so essential to my undertaking, and the qualifications which 1 have presumed to state, form the basis of lily pretensions, and in coincidence with such this intimation is givtin, that Mr, itree may, be consulted persdnaily, or by Letters (inclosing a snot' islpte), at his house, Arundel street, Strand, near 1 emple liar. Ther- -is ail" additional Entrance in Water -street, adjoining,and the..Nanie is on beth the doors. Martin ree, Menth..!, rit the Royal Col lixe of Sureeonc . UPWAIMS of ONE HUNDRED RAMS, ,be. _ ing all the entire Stock of Valhable R ANIS, the Pro. P e rtY of IONA:; BETTISON, Esq. at Elolmepierrpont, near NOrtinOlain (who is declining the Ram Businessb, • 'WILL BE SOLD BY. AUCTION, • , On the PiciniTes, on Friefay the Ist . D ay of lune next ; . And on Thursday the 6th Day o f September, the h E aIA INI NG RAMS, with tfpards of One Hundred of . his elect Prime E. W . E S ; By Mr. GASKILL, 'T he •At Eleve n o ' Clock each Day. . . above Sheep, from their great value,-are of the highest con sequence to the Public ; they are abso:i;tely bred with Ai care and attention, from the best Rams, • bred by. the late Mr Bakewll, ot Dishley, 'and' their Descendants for .U,pwards of Thirty Years. For the better aceornn-iodation of the Public„ this Sale is `Hvided for the Months of tune and Svpternber. The Rams /I 'll! be numbered, and.may be seen in their wool on Monday th 28 tb day of ►May, ancl, after shorn, the day before the Sale. _ Descriptive Catalognes, ctc. of the First Sale will be pub iished Ten I):iya before the A utlion and may be had at the Ram Inn, Sniirhfieid ; the Sum and ' Ccrurir Ottices • • athi of ihe Editors of the following Papers : Stimilord, YoriC Don taster, Cambridge Leicester, Oethy,Nottint,iirit, 1 iverlic‘,l, "tot, sheilield ; an Sanders's News Letrnrs Tei;le-street, bublin ,• and of Mr. Gaskill, at his Office and Auetion room, Nottingh am 4 .!stay to. 1804. NI.'W NIEDII2I' At the only Warehouse bit Dr. IA M E'.s POW No. 45, St . P au l' s Church-vard DER, London. • . -piIF. following MEDICINIi:S are Sold; .2. Prices annexed, inchu at theling the Stamp Duties • and as it is enaeled, that from the tat of September, 113 1 oz, the 4t 'fliPs should be aPplied to all 'Proprietary Nleclicines, 45 well tin. Foreign as ter Home Co nsurnption,---and as a cou r 7:(1%.1.4b1e AthLtion ArtatiF. io 1 he. Stamps, on the articles of ift,'„" e j e \ Abe, or those in bulk. the . prices of Dr. lames's 1,;1. )Ozl r e vvill be in 'future 25. 91. per 1 acket. or tl. ss. 6d. ti e ( 4in n; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bot il. 4s. A. ', 'AP for the Army and Navy) may be had fur • Sta 1 Ana 'AP by .avoi.r of the Commissioners of the ni ' ;,;;",. 'J•es a' re rirenared for. Mr. Newhery's selia-t t ‘ at ij,l l) bp',...„ ll , l ' , •4aine e . ligraved in each Stamp, the Public )1::::,lioeti-.44-, careful 1 1 % 1 4 1 Il t i c: s o ,, l , iserve, that the Nvord, "F. Newberg, are' printed in the tamps of all . 1 .. .cie lit le , i , l e i , e ..a ;. and as it is presumed - that this will be a hula ,. ~ , ---s.rity azainst Counterfeits, ' his. • ' ..)ies IN Signature on the - l ie .. 011 iftOarness Vowder will be discontinued tram , , iScetorward. I:llltairips will he allowed-gratis, as Usual, to those who fPced rchase /Lilt aD z o r more at a time, at the foebeer articles. (j l' .S. d. ' s. d. • r i, to. I.llles's,Powder 2 9 Lozen'ics:of lloils . 1 li I) ° ' 411()ttl e 24 0 Freako'sTinct.ot !lark .1. 9 IN) tlrialel)iic !'ills 46' Do.. Huxnair . t's - ~ 2 o b r. tar s a l BOX - 24 - 0 English C . Olke - 1 ;• 9 t o ?jeer's t)pc(lQldoe 6 Gennine , :trttuebilsat e _ (7 , bo. l.(.utirulsion o,il -• 2 6 Ormskirk Medic , ines . S I : b c ,. „,,arnornile I )rop s 1 9 i rigils It's Scots k Ills . Leri.`,4rel..t,o6c. Lozenges t ti Essenceot Peppernunt I t y br, Y s istli(nis Pills 4 6 Crane Drops - - r t' 1. `ktlatin's Chalybeate Dr. IloOper's 'Pills I . . 1 4 ..stotto 4.Jaib,, , 4' o Glass's Magnesia- - 3 6 , t 5 ,,,,f , s terminative 3 9 Henry's Ditto - 2 Or: ce',il,:e Coltstbot ~ 3 6 Nortoit's Drops - - 5 6 .mrqalic Snutl :-- 0 9 Spilshurv..'s Mops 5 6 lorte,Knce's Dent rifrice 4 0 1)r. SoLiiidei's.Tea 2 . C a Rhcumatie Tint:- - .C.; reenough's Tincture 1 3i lute N. B s - . 3 6 Do. Tolu Los fnges t 1,1 1.1, e h • tamps with Mr. Newhery's Nam are ,alrixed to , 3 - rst twenty Arti-les above 6iiiiiented ; and as many - erso ry . . - ' - ..,,. , . i ii 4 I.lo,,,_",,Particularly Servants an a Messengers, rn.5.a 5 x,..... • a , . t 7 , " - L ne as.under the necessity of pointing•out, tha. it is . that Last End of St. P.i.uPs, iii*r.:st to Cheapstcle, ;Ina A t 11 has a fare White Sttic'zoed Front, on ~t icii the....s ,;',ords are iiis,:rilied : " TILE (INLy Vti.AREit()U2l, 'uk Ult. kMLS's POWDE-it.."' To I'. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. SIR, Edinburgh, May a, tlioo. - IN the Spring of 1794 I w'as adiitted with a venereal Complaint, which I treated with inithler ence for five months ; but was then obliged to apply, to a regular Physician, who put, a tennipraty stop to tn . : viru lence of the Disease (by • mercurial applications; ar 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, 1 was. reduced to a state almost un 'paralieled and, beyond description, being an entire leper, • and uicerated;from head to ,tbot.--My head, throat, •mouth, nose, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in danger of becoming useless'; in short, I have had from twenty to thirty eating ulcers On my body, and nearly totally de- , pfived of sight,—lt would .be voluminous to particula rize all nay cast—suffice it to say, there never was, .or 'ever will DC, one of a more dangerous, or of a More compli cated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined' myselt„beyolut all hopes of recovery ; and,/ in deed, in my then .conditivn, death was preferable to my more than iniserabie state. In this dreadful situation did I dri .4 ; a most .ol*rable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my way a' Newspaper containing the case of a Mr. 13. or Plymouth—my friends read it, I could not.-1' . sent and procured some, of 'your LEAK E's PATENT PI L LS, which, by using• from time to time, an now, and have tong been, (after more than' four ,years indescribable distress), in as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this, I had a ; tine,. they/lag, healthy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to God, and in 'hopes of rendering my fellow-creaturft service, 1 request you to publish this; and you May :it any time refer persons who wish to be satisfied of the • truth of this, or further parti-- cl u a r s ., to me or my friends, by letter unperson. As few cases for badness will ever equal mine; and none exceed it, I have from experience every reason to assure mankind, that in your LEALE's PILtS they will find a sure, iipeedy, sate, , and radical cure, tom tha% most dread ful sage ot the Venereal Disease, which is ;ailed a CON. TIRMEL LUkk. . , * InSuranitintable family reasons prevent making my name • and address public ; but .creditables persons really wanting information may also be referred to me and my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens; Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the So,le Proprietor, T. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeon's in London, at his-house, No. w New Bridge-street, Where lie will give Advice without' a fee, to persons talc ing these Pills, and will answer patients letters, if post paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases the most inviolable secrecy, no person's name or case having been mentioned, but at their own particular rogues:, by the Pro prie.tor, during the course or more than thirty-six. years,' that he haS had the conducting of an extensive sate of the above Medicine, and the practice arising the'retroin. They arc also sold by his Appointment, iiir the conve riience of those living at a distance, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, . P riuter, Glas gow, to whom also Mr. T. reiers tor his address; at the Perfumer's, No. 3s, St. Augur's-strut,, Pall-mall;' Mr. Robertson's 'Toy-snip, No. 103, Oxford-street;' Mr. bgicrigh's, No. 7, Visn-strett-mil, 'wady opposite the Mo nument ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Union-row, 4ttle Call .yell's, Dublin; and by one person in every considerable Crest-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes !I 01 4 2S• gd. each, sealed -ue With lull anti plain directilyns," whereby persons of eitner Sex 'may curetheni sseives Nis ith ease and secrecy. ' N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed ti p ic:l with, a Stamp, on which, by flavour of the Commis prmtp,i, at the ,Stanip-011ice---4' Vivior, NLi 6, New 41: r idge-s reet,' to imitate *h , all others are coutieffeit. • is felony, cue AN'fl-IMPETIGINES. rrliOSE Persons who have unfortunately made use 1_ 61' that dangerous Mineral, Mercury, would do well to v;:igh the consequences before it is too late, and resort to those Nledieines of established .celebrity and charaeler for a permanent and' radical Cure, and thereby establish 'their health, the most valuable of; all jeWels. upon the most'firm Rnd lasting foundation. The Anti-Impetigines being found ed on a chymical and philosophical basis, proves of . the highest utility in all cases of " depraved H abiti with A tions of the Skin :" hence its efficacy in Cases, of 'Scurvy . , Scrofula or Leprosy, .as well asS , in the confirmed. •Lues ;'and hence, by its sanative. power, it expels the Virus o6t of the system, and restores it to convalescence. In ScorbutieConi plaints, • Lues, Mercury, Antimony, and Aquaforns, Juke:: been re6ommended!and tried, but they have reduced,the Patients who have made use of thein to the most deplorable state,. and have left CO:iplainis which the skill and ;Abilities qt the first Physicianshave•been unable to, cope with. These Disorders fly before theeliiras of the 'Anti- Impetigines, pre pared by Dr. Solomon, Of ,Liverpool, which restores Nature. to her pristine state in the most gentle manner, even when Salivation has failed, and leaves the whole frame firm and healthful. The numerous and respectable Signatures which hive aPpeared in our Paper will speak More than any enco miums we can bestow upon it. • • . yrepared by Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, in los. 6d. and s3s. Bottles ; the latter contain four of the former, by which the Purchaser saves Every genuine Bottle has a Stamp,which hears the Proprietor' s s Name and Address, ". Samuel *Solo, mon, Liverpool," to imitate which is felony. N. 13. The Postage of all Letters' to the DoCtot musthe paid, and los. 6d. as a Fee, enclosed for Advice.. ' The Cordial Bairn of Gilead, Anti-linpetigines, and Ab stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are SOld by Remnant, 1-lambitr;th ; R. Bach, Pearl-street, New_York ; Mathews, No. 18Strand, London ; and in Bath, by 1 1 a4zuki ; Bristol, !Ariel:mil, Gregory mingliam, Knott. and Lloyd ;• Bedford, Smith ; BlitolfOrct, SinunonS ; Bufy St. Edmund's, Dingle; Cslieltenham, don; Cambridgeeliodesori ; Coventry, Itollason ; Colches. ter, Kepner ; Canterbury, Simmons Carlisle, follie; Chatham, Etherington ; Cheitnsfonl, Clachar ; Chester, Pool and Son ; Chichester, ; Cirencester, S . mit.ll,; Chippenham, Combs ; Dublin,- Keene, No. 6, . CollegE. green; Derby, Drewry; Durham, Permini;fort ; Dover, Neales ; 'Devizes Lowe ; Dorchester, Virtue. ; Deal, - Rose;• Dartmouth; Jackson ; Edinburgh, - Smith, North Itfidge Exeter, Teewmarr and Sun ; Falmouth, Elliot ; G loeces ter, Pitt, Walker; Glasgow, Ili‘Donaid ; GazeitereOftice ; Leeds, linos, Holmes ; Lnicoin, Drury ; Lynn, Headley ; Leicester, C.; reeory, Swinfen ; Lewes, Pitt ; 'Manchester; Thompson ; Nlar• A ate, Rowe; Maidstone, Walker„ Marlhorottelt, Harold; Newbury, Fol.- - ler, Atlee ; Newcastle, Walker, I lodeson ; NorthamPron, Dicey.; Notlineham, .11urbage; Norwich, Stevenson and Co. ; Oxtord, Jones ; Plymouth Dock, floxland ; Ports. tn,,t;th,'/3.:lant ; eeading,4mart and Co. ; Rochester, Ether i ng ton ; Sergeht ; Shre.wsbury, Eil:lowes ; South 41SelulyitleiTtnl'aauti:;:l:,::B:r.apiyoS,,;t13,F:;6.1171t;iill:41Z,::Cia,4(e)1.1IwiincSsit:st,SnCrs(a)irr!;a:::::)eUeg;");;;;I:141.abiVs!: F,Viii; Weymouth. .Worgie Windsor, is;Akeuk." Y " rk ' Welstenholtne. ; and by all Venders of C‘nu.ne Medicines in utc L'aiteo Galt. to be Surgeon. s.th Regiment Loyal London Vo!soarer Infaortvt. Phillimore Galendo, Gent. to be Adjutant, vitae Shaw, ro. signid. orb Plat. Ensign George Skelton to be Lieutenant, vice Knox, resign. ed. Lieutenant Benjamin Bunn to be Quarter-master. L9tith roluntetr Infantry. Thomas Sandon, Gent. 'to be Surgeon. Lymingtost Parotteer Infantiy, Peter Rogers, Gent. to be Ensign. llinigameryshire Volunteer Legion Infantry. Ensign DevereuX Mytton, jun. to be Lieutenant, vice Brown. l John Janes,. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mytton. Pe blex-shire Volunteer Infantry. Ensign William Burton to Licutendnt, vice A. Welsh. John Gibson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Burton. Peebles-shir• Company of Sharpshooter:. To be Lieutenants —Hon. George Murray. Alex. Welsh, Gent. lames Patterson, Gent. PontePaei Volunteer Infant 7. Lieutenant George Alderson to be Surgeon. lames Mos croft, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon. rortmozah ViErwalling O . fice Volunteers-, Second Lieutenant Joseph Clarke to be First Lieutenant, vice Pitt, resigned. • John Foster, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Reilrutb Folukterr Tqfaxiq. lames Mitchell, Gent:to be First Lieutenant. Ripon Volunteer Infantry. Ensign Samuel Russell to be Lieutenant,' vice Fryet o re. signed. Edward Clarkson, Gent. to be Surgeon. , Scrafioft Volunteer Injant. , John Wileman, Gent. to be Ensign, vice King, resigned, Spilibs, ay,,cl Burgh Volunteer Infallte,y' Captain 1. Christian to he Adjutant. North Walrbant Volunteer:. lan Payne, jun. cent. to be Lieutenant, vice Sharpe, re- signed. Ahrrlie 4 , York Volunteer Infantry. Christophar Newstead, Cent. to be Ensign. Yar.ftutt , Volunteer Infitnt , :y. Edward Symons Ommaney, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Worship, resigned. Commilsion in rbe Nottinghamshire Militia, signed 19 the Lard Lieutenant. Wm. Taylcr, Esq. to be Captain of a Company. Dated • April 5, iSc4.. Commission signed ay His Majesty's Lkutenant Joe the Cunt, qf R adnor _ Hugh Vaughan, E sq. to - 1:; .- beputy-Liutenant. Dated April 7, 1 . 8c4. ammissi ns in the Warwickshire Militia, signed by the Zvi( Liturenamt. Samuel Edw4rd Steward, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated April 25, 1804, Walter EracebridAe, Esq. to be Second Major, Datecras above. To be Lieutenants- Samuel Wheele_ p y Cent. Dated Feb. 20, 1804. Thomas Russell, Gent. pared May 7, cBo4, To be Ensigns—Francis Spiller, • Gent. Dated De . 5, , 1303. Thomas Symonds, Gent. Dated Jan. 19, 1804. Charles Greenhead, Gent. Dated March 24, 1834. Wm. Harnpson, Gent. Dated May t, 1804. To-be Surgeon—George A. NiorewOod, M. D. Dated May' r 4,• 180 4. To be Assistant-Surgeon-,—Charlei Greenhead, Gent. Dated. March 24, 1&:).4. Commisuplls in the nterness-shire Regiment of Militia, .ored by the Lord Lieutenant. Captain' Alexander N..n.:kenve Shaw, fr m the Stippilemen ury.9,„ - Captain in the Original Quota, %iee iiitment floes not take place Dated Feb. 17, 1804 En , ,igo'ColinoNl•lcvnzie to he I. , eu;en.Ant... D3ted "Ni..o - ,:o 24, 1804. ' Francis FaiApitt,Aon, Ccia Ensign, vice Davin sose, appointed in the l).iinfries Militia. Dat,:d Dec. 24, 18,33. Peter Wlisun, Gent. to he .(11.10, vice far:l;ll)4Eson, resigned Dated Jon. 23, - sign A lexand,s Urdu:. on the S:ipplctlient .rs Q ta, to 0 Ensign in the Original Q Aura, vice pc.. 111:ited• Dated March 24, 13 c4.