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COUNTRY NEWS. NEWCASTLE, OCT. Ott ' Sunday last, on the arrival of the news by the Mail, (which was decorated with flags, &c. on the h Ipov occasion) ; - f Preliminaries of Peace having been signed in London, between this Country and France, the most enthusiastic joy and exultation were expressed by all ranks of people. The anima.. tioi displayed on the countenances of every one is in.. describable, and nothing could be seen in our streets but mutual and heart.felt congratulation. The bells . in this town and Gateshead were immediately set a-ringing; and, in the afternoon, the Newcastle Armed Association, commanded by Sir M. W. Ridley, fired three vollies, on the Sandhill, amidst an immense multitude of people, who were then drawn together, and who emulated each other in expressions of satisfadion at this long wished-for and desirable event. On Monday forenoon, the Newcastle Loyal Volunteers proceeded to the Sand_ hill, and, in the presence of the Right Worshipful the Mayor and Magistrates, fired three of the best vollies we ever heard: after reiterated huzzas, the Volunteers were regaled with wine and cake, and the following toast was given by the Mayor, (Archibald Need, Esq.) viz. " The King, God bliss him ! and may that Peace prove permanent, which has been ushered in with Plenty!" The ships at the quay joyously displayed their colours, and fired guns at intervals; in short, every individual vied with each other in evincing the pleasure felt at the glad tidings of Peace thus suddenly, and, in a man ner, unexpededly obtained I Monday evening, the Towns of North and South Shields, and the adjacent villages, were brilliantly illuminated, in honour of an event so unexpeded and so desirable as a Peace with France. There was a brilliant illumination at Howdon- Pans, on Wednesday evening, on the same occasion : a band of music paraded the village, playing God save the King, Rale Britannia, &c. &c. and His Majesty's Health, with Peace and Plenty, were drank in large libations. On Sunday, on the arrival of the Mail at Dui': ham, announcing Peace, every demonstration of joy, consistent with the day, was observed : on Monday no business was done ; at noon the shops were shut, and, in the evening, a splendid illumina .tion took place. On Friday afternoon, the ad inst. a Bridge of Keels, was moored across the river Tyne, at a place called the Narrows, near Clifford'--s Fort,, and deals laid across them from shore to shore. After care fully examining this extraordinary high.way, Lord Mulgrave mounted his charger, and, accompanied by General Murray, Major Heron, and other. Off icers, rode over from the County of Durham .to Northumberland ; Major Heron then gallopped back again. Soon after Lord Mulgrave marched the First Regiment of Royal I.,ncashire Militia, (accompanied by their field pieces and ammunition waggon) from Tynemouth Barracks, over this bridge, to the Herd-Sand„ when an aCtion took place against a supposed enemy ; at the same time shells were fired from a battery near the Black- Middens, which had a fine effeet. 7 .—The• Troops were marched back again, and Major Heron (after firing thrp, dcise vollies) marched the South ck:- 1,1 . Volunteers ,into The adjacent banks and hills were covered with speCtators to the r.imber of not less than ten thousand, wh9 retired highly gratified with a siglirso novel and wonder ful. LANCASTZR, OCT. 10. On Wednesday se'nnight, at parade, by order of ►he Commanding Officer, and at the unanimous wish of the Corps, Thomas Atkinson (a son of Cris pii.) and a Beverley volunteer, had his arms and ac. [rements taken. from him, for neglect of duty an.t improper behaviour, which arms were carried through the streets by one the Serjeants, attended by a division of the corps, and the drums beating the Rogue's March. About ten o'clock last night, a dreadful fire broke out in the sugar house, on the Green Area, in this town, belonging to Messrs. CROSSFIELD and Co. which entirely consumed the same, with a large quantity of sugar. The wind fortunately blew towards the river, otherwise some thatched houses in Leonardgate would undoubtedly have caught fire. The Loyal Lancaster Volunteers assembled • on the first alarm with the greatest alacrity, and, together with a great number of the inha_ bitants, gave every assistance in their power. It is supposed to have been occasioned by some timber catching fire from the flue of one of the stoves in the upper part of the building. On Saturday last the cotton mills of Messrs. Crook . and Cooper, of Burnley, wer e un f ortunate ly consumed by fire ; the premises were insured for 40001. in the Royal Exchange 'Assurance-oEce. There was living in the year 1782, a Russian peasant, of the name of Theodore Basilly, 75 years of age, who had had the very extraordinary num ber of eighty:.seven children, by two wives, viz.— By his first wife, at fur births, four each time ; seven births, three each, tirne and at sixteen births, two each time ; in all, 69 :—by his second wife, at two births, three each,time; and at six births, two each time ; in all, i B.—Tytal, 87. :NS. j Lamb, 2s. od. to 4s. od. PRICE OF 'I St. James's Market 3s. 7d. Ci4re Market 3s. yid. l'llaitcchapel Market 35. s*d per stone of 81b. res. Bd. Average price 3s. 64d. Yellow Soap, 7zs.—Mot Brice of Callalei, per dozen, 1 St. jAMES's HAY MARKET, 061. to. Hay. 41. 0. od. to sl. tss. od.—Aver. 41. 19s. 6d. 3traw, tl. los. od. to 21. 2s. od.—Aver. il. i6s. od. WHITECH APEI, NIARKET, Oa. 70. _Hay. 41. 4s. od. to 51. 12i. od. —Aver. 41. as. ed. ‘...lover, 61. 6s. od. 71. 7s. od.—Aver. 61. 16s. 64. straw, it. 14$. ed. to at. os. od.—Aver. rl. 17i. ed. I'ALLOW. Town Tallow 6os. 6d. Russiado.(Candles) 6os. Russia do. (Soap) 565. 575. Melting Stull 48s. sos. Ditto rough 32g. Graves 19$. od. Good Dregs Its. :led, Bos.—Curd, 845. tos.6d.—Mouids, xis. 6d. PRICE OF COALS IN TI-TE P.:;: - )L YESTERDAY; Iskwca6tle - - : : rd at so. od.. Sundo - land - 4)s. 0.! - — s..d\ • LONDON : Printed by BUCHANAN WMILLAN, (of Bow.street, Covent_ Garden); and Publisnc , d by Witt! /-..: , "?/`5 Z.Q., :ry s (011 - forse , ferry.roadp.tvestroinster); At the SUN,OF . FIC Nc):, 1.1 - 2 , Strand ;. Ordetv for the Paper, Letters • Lri • 'ltb,ft-paidh must be addressed, IRELAND: DITBLIN, OCT. 3. MAJOR SIRR having been informed that a man had been receivc4 into the Meath Hospital whose hand had been blown off - by the bursting of 'a blunderbuss, knowing that comirton ruffians have no business amusing themselAs .with such toys, and naturally concluding that the accident might have occurred in a robbery, went to the . Meath Hospital and found all his conjectures right.—Michael Cos_ golly who with a strong gang robbed Mr. Walsh one night last week in Fingal, and attempted to fire at him with a blunderbuss which burst, was the patient, and had just had his arm amputated.—The Major placed a guard on him, but did not remove him ; through him he traced Michael Kavanagh, who about the same time with another gang robbed Mr." Magennis's house at Bullock. By contrasting the confessions of Connolly and Kavanagh, it appears that many gangs of robbers are formed for the ensuing winter : they consist of the most desperate, pardoned, or absconding rebels, and were we to state their numbers, it would be too alarming; but we call upon the Police to imitate. the aaive vigi lance of Major Sirr. Of the Yeomanry exerting thems;lves to search the city and scour the country there can be no doubt ; and we recommend to all loyal persons to arm their houses well, and to close their doors immediately upon the falling of night during the ensuing winter. A few days since Mr. Whyte, the Sheriff of the county of Wexford, found in that county, (in consequence of information) a cumber of pikes, io which new handles had been recently fitted ; and on last Sunday evening Capt. Cornick, of the Scare. walsh Infantry, surprised a Committee of seventeen persons in the town of Ferns in the same county, whom upon examination it was found adviseable to commit to the gaol of Wexford, as having assemb!ed for the very worst purposes. Yesterday at night all, a very numerous ban.. ditti rushed into the village of Dundruin, three miles from Dublin ; they fixed sentries at the doors of several houses, while seleft bands of eight or ten entered other houses and robbed the inhabitants. 7 --In this manner, Barret, a farmer, who also keeps a public house, was robbed of 1301. his watch, and some valuables. Misset, a person who keeps jaunt ing cars and an ale-house, of 61. and upwards.— Wrinkle, a farmer, of 'his half year's rent which he had made up to pay his landlord. Woods who collets the Church Cess, of a small sum. Raining of a small sum. Several persons attempted with such weapons as came to hand, to rush out and repel this dreadful banditti ; but the robbers who fired repeatedly, were too numerous to be encountered, and carried off their booty at ease. . - Mr. Ls ROVER, Chief Engineer, and a Mem ber of the Academy of Belles Lettres at Rochelle, Lord of a Manor in Touraine near Chinnon, has attested in a memoire, that near his Castle, a part of the soil has been metamorphosed twice in the space of twenty-tour years into a bed of 'stone ; he is himself witness to this change ; all his neigh. boors and tenants have also seen it. He has butlt with this stone, which is become exceeding hard, much of it having been eMoloyed in "building. A small quarry from whence his men extratled some, and then desisted, begins to form itself anew. Shells which at first were only distinguishable by the mi. croscope, grow with the stone—the shells are of different species. There are ostracites and gri_ phites, which are never found in any of our seas ; some in the shape of hearts, the seeds of which develope themselves insensibly, and extend to six lines or half an inch in thickness. Is not this suf ficient to puzzle those who affirm, that all shells which are met with in different parts of the earth have been deposited there by the seal On Wednesday last, as. John Mead, a servant of Dr. Highmore, of;. Huntingdon, was riding between. Brampton and Buckelen, the horse ran away with him and threw him, which fradured his skull in so dreadful a manner, that he died the same evening. A few days ago a- new, improved, and enlarged Edition of 10,000 copies, making in all one hun dred thousand, was published of Dr. SOLOMON'S " Guide to Health." They are bought up with an avidity truly astonishing, fully repaying the Doetor for the care and attention he has bestowed in re vising, and correding it. People of all ranks, high and low, rich and poor, should never be- without this valuable mirror (which is sold at only three shillings each copy, though from the great advance in the price of paper, now worth double that sum), and which reflects so much honour on the Author, not only as to the morals of the rising generation, but also-for the rules and regulations of their health, laid down with such accuracy and precision as to be understood by persons of every denomination, without at the same time hurting their delicacy. MARRIED. At Cleugh, on the 2d inst. tlae Rev. John fiaining, Mi nister of Dunsyre, to Miss Winelmina Wilson, laughter of Robert Wilson, Esq. At Athlone, Dr. Graham of the Medical Stall; to Miss Mary Stanley. At Lambeth Church. Captain Richard Low of the Fife. shire Fencibles, to Miss Manners, daughter of the }lon Mr. Alanners of Lambeth. DIED. A battle was last week fought at Great Ponton, between B. Dickinson, the fighting taylor, and S. Houghton, a horse-breaker, of Stroxton ; the lat ter was upwards of seventy years of age, and re ceived so much injury in the conflict, that he died , shortly after. The taylor, though a scientific boxer, akici an athletic man, was obliged to be carried from the ground. On Friday night, about ten o'clock, as Mr. \Val lock, of Cheapside, was returning to town in a post-chaise, he was stopped near Stock well by a single highwayman, who robbed him of his watch, Bank notes and cash to the amount of about 351. On Thursday last, Mrs. Shreiber, at her house at Tixovcr, in Rutland, after a Jong and painful illness. Lately, the Rev. C. Nfoss, Prebendary of Wells, Vicar of Whitchurch-Canicorum, Dorset, and of Wookey, Somer set. On Saturday, at Richmond, Surrey, Robert Darell, Esq. of Sack ville.street, Deputy Governor of the South Sea Corn. pally, in the 68th year of his age. At Forfar, on the 23c1 of September last, the Rev. Andrew Bruce, Minister of the Gospel at Brechin. At the Manse of Symington, on Sunday, the Rev. W. Lo. gan, Minister of that parish. At his house, North Castle Street, Edinburgh, on the z current, Mr. Thomas Brown, Merchant there. 011 the zBth ult. at Ramsgate, Mrs. Roebuck, widow of Abraham Roebuck, Esq. late Supercargo at Canton. Jo f u!y last, at St Croix, an Island lately captured from the Danes, in the West Indies, Lieutenant Harold John Mowatt, of the 64th Regiment. PRICE OF LEATHER (per lb.) AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b. - - 2c.d. to z7(l. Ditto, 6o to 661 b. - - zzi. to 24d. Merchants' Backs - - - -21 d. to —d. Dressing Hides - - - —d. to Fine Coach Hides - - —d. to —d. Crop Hides for cutting - - -18 d. to 191 d. Flat Ordinary - - - - tsd. to '17:1. Calf Skins, 3o to 4olb. per Dozen -2.0 d. to 23d. Ditto, so to 7olb. - -23 d. to 27d. Ditto; 7o to Solb. -23 d. to 26d. Small Seals (Greenland) 3os. to —5. t per Dozen. Large ditto, - loos. to 12,,5. Tanned Horse Hides,' tss. to ass. per Hide. Goat Skins - 2os. to 655. per Dozen. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers (p. st.) Ord;nary, 2s. 2d. to 2S. 4d. ji. 41. to 3s. Bd. Market Calf, tos. each. Middling, U. Sd. to 3s, od. English Horse, los. to 13$. ca. SKI Sheep, , 2s. 6d. to 4s. od. LONDOS MARKETS. &c CORN.F,ICHANGE, Ocr. it. We have had a large a: rival of English Corn, and a further arrival of Voreign ditto, which caused a considerable reduc tion in all Grain. Wheat is about los. per quarter cheaper than this day se'nnight. Rye about as. per quarter lower. Barley and Malt are Moth cheaper ; the former about los. and the latter as. per quarter since this day week. Oats are very dull, and much the same in price. There being a good supply of Beans at market, both Small and Tick, they went ofifrom as. to 3s. a quarter cheaper. White and Grey Pease are very dull, and cheaper. Flour is ss. per sack cheaper. RETURN PRIC On board Shi E OF GRAIN, Ip, as under English Wheat 38s a 455 od Fine os a cos od Superfine . os a 6ss od Foreign ditto os a os od Fine - a os od S uperfiue a os od Rye - 3os a 36s od New . . a .3Ss od Barley • 22s a 3os od Fine - os a 32s ed Superfine 33s a 4os od Malt - Os a 56s . od Fine . - a 65s od Superfine Malt - yos oci Oats - 505 a 32s od Fine - - a —s od Polands -36 s a 385 od White Pease 56s a Gos od Fine os a 65s od Superfine - a os od Grey ditto -36 s a 4os od New - - a 42s od Small Beans 3os a 38s ocl Fine - • . os a 445 od Tick new 25s a 3os od Fine -38 s a 42s od PRICE 0 FLOUR. Fine Flour - 6os to 6ss od I Bran . 9s od to los 6d. Second ditto sss to 6os od I Pollard - 2os to 22s RETURN OF WHEAT IN NIARIt-LANE, By Messrs. CuH n anal MAt. r As, Meal-Weighers, in cluding only from the 28th of Sept. to the 3d of Od. agreeably to Ad of Parliament. 4 Quarters 'at 98s. ad 4 2 3 37 336 169 at 29s od 186 255 at 87s cd at 861 ad 1007 993 . at 845 od 407 ---- at 83s od 1185 144 SS3 -7 at 203 ad 39 626 e 6 253 at 761 od 25, 86 47 1 53 7o Total, 18536 Quarte, 4s. Ac.l, lower t 495 Quarters at dos od ---- at 69s od 520.------ at 63c od 53 at 66s od 2 55 4c9 at .64S ori . 1070 at 633 od 325 33 579. 178 9 1 .126 • at 56s od 63 . 3 _cos od 735 at 48s od 9-1 8 , at 47s ocl 4;9 460 at 45S od 453 1002 124 2032 A RETURN o From Sept. 26, to -Oct. 2, s,—average 645. lid. ltul last Return. F FLOUR, from the Cocket Office. 236 sacks at Ros. od. 5 - at 68s. oft. 4 - at 675. scl• 2 -----;- at '7s. 6d. 19 ------- at 565. od• 5 - at 655: cd• 4 - at 645. 6d• ze 26 - at 635. 6.1• I 16g7 so ----- at 745. 6d. i to 21 359 --- at 745. od. f I r 7 -at 6as. od. 237.-- at 7.is• al. 6 3 4' - at 725. o:;. 7 - at 575. tod. 9 - at 545. 3d. 199 - at szs. 1(1. I - at 695. od, II ---;-- at 51s, J. 5" - at 68s. 6cl. Total 13085 Saeks.-AvNage 743. 6id. 3s. sold. lower than last Return. AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND WALES, Wheat Rye E ruling C) a. 85i. 6d. I Barley 4Ss. rod. I Beans 475. tlil. 51s. lid. I Oats 2.85. 6:1. Ptilie OS. ltd. PRICE OF HOPS. rocntrs. SA CS. Kent, 41. los. to s;. tzs. I Kent, 31. os. 10 41. Iss. Sussex, 4L zos. to sl• Ss. I Sussex, 31. es. to 41. los. Farnham, 51. 125. to 71. 7S. Essex, 31. os. to 41. I4S. SEEDS. Red Clover, (per cwt.) White Clover, ditto Trefoil, ditto - Turnip, (per buslid) - Rye - Grass, (per quarter) - - - Cinque Foil, ditto - - White Mustard Seed, (per bushel) Brown ditto, ditto Canary Seed, ditto Rape Seed, (per last) - - 2os. to goS. 30s. to 112.5. los. to sas. Its. to ISs. 2oS. to 235. os. to os. los. to I.S. los. to 14s. 6d. Bs. to tos. 381. to 401. SMITHFIELD MARKET, 05. t. tz. To sink the Offal--per stone of Sib. Beef, 45. 6d. to is. 6d. I Veal, 4s. 6d. to 6s. 6d. Mutton, Ss. 6d. to 6s. 4d. Pork, iss. od. to 7s. od. Lamb, ss. Bd. to 6s. 6d. - F:EAD OF CATTLE TlitS DAY. Beasts about ttoo—Sheep and Lambs 6500. NEWCATE and LEADENHALL MARKET, Cet. t 2. Beet, 4s. J. to s s. od. Veal, 4s. od. to 6s. od. Mutton, 45. Bd, to ss. Sd. i Pork, Ss. od. to 7s. od. Lamb, ss. od. to 6s. od. Stiff' NF_ Ifs. fooLE, °cr. tt. ArriTtd--the D.-al, Williams, and A dive, Williams, Portsmouth; Betsey, . Collins, from Bristol ; Wiliiatn Mary, Boyne, from Southampton; Bacchus, Beer,' tr' Weymouth ; and Johanna Charlotte, Maglatt, from. Lon don. Sailed--the Thetis, Kiertncr, for BilbOa; Libero Pledge; Prosperity, Mitchell; and Blandford, Jafibrd, ;or London; and Edward and Mary, Hussey, for.fo*ty. • • PORTSMCUTIT, OCT- Arrived—the Ekanora, Rettal, from Barcelona ; Wil.Thett Scott, from Dantzic; Liberty, Dobsct ,1 and Hylton, from Riga ; Expediticn, Gray, from Petersburgh;. Rob rt' Gardner, from Whitby ; Unity, Miller, front: Bridpnst! ]Johnson, West, Betsey, Rochester, Thomas and &Alp Purkase, and Hector, Sparrow, from London; and UniL) l Hoskens, from Shoreham. _ _ Sailed--the Active, Morgan, for Chepstow; Nautlitti , Davie s for Sunderland; and Queen, Loveret s for Li,boh GRAVEsEND, cCT. g. • Passed by—the Hero, Gray, from Arcnangel ; Camnercei Savage, from Petersburg ; and Tartar, Taylor, frorn Riga. Sailed—the Pomona, Fitch, for New York ; Lady Berge ley, —, for Dublin ; Williata , —, and Triptolemvoi Barrads, for Hambro'. OCT. Ir. Passed by—the Volunteer, Wake„ - from .1 2; maica - Commerce, Elliott, from Virginia ; Holr4img, from flambro' • Johannes, Johnson, from BilboallFortuvi , Anderson, anceSpes Fides, ,Lawson, from Norway. Sailed—the Ranger, , Baltimore; Nautilus' Schriever, for Bremen ; Wricndschap, ' for Ratter. - darn • Geode Frow, Arcids, for Hambro' ; and Loatsmail• Gerds; fOr Calais. el? ICE 0 VISTE F STOCKS, xnnti•. I India Stock I:.):,clictitier Bills s. New ditto I New S. S. Stock 3 per Cent. 1751, Oinnitan 21 2cii 21 Inver. 3 per Cent. Dino Ann. tlani for Op. India for Op. Consols for O&. 6711 Bank Stock shut Navy 5 per Cont. rot{ sperCera.l79, rot!, 99i no Irish 5 per Cent. shut 4 per Cent. Con. 85-F t 4i 5 4g 3 per Cent. Red. 66 5g Cent. Con. 6 7 a 71 uitto Scrip P:irik Long Ann. Col-16 t9i Ditto Short Ann. 5 1-16 Ditto Scrip To TILO.\IAS TAYL OR, Es'. No i 9, New Bridgc : StTeet, London. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March iB, rse• IBEG leave to inform you, that ever since EV e year 1790, I have been , e,fflieted with the Lues VeDci red; which, from its obstinately resisting every course - 19 Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the Fatah' here, and undergoing several severe courses of salivarido.' and-twice discharged from the Hospital, with little relic!' would appear to he of the most inveterate nature. In ti t s spring of last year my disorder had gut to such a- head, $., nearly to put a period to my existence--1 had a large on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my Jo? were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreg fully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for :,_ 11 " last seven years,- my left had also two large nodes on if ' was very much eliscolonred, and gave me such excruriP ing pain, ,particularly when warm in bed s as nearly- to JO' price me or rest ; in this lamentable state, I was reeorn; meted y Mr . J 1;ho p ( who receed so g rAr cure t by them here), to m takeyour Leake's iv Patent. P e ill° Which .I began to do on the Atli of May ; in the Coar o of a :folstoight, I began to receive benefit--in little mo re than a • monl4 the ulcers on my • head and arms We- e r j 6 soundly healed—soon atter, the sores on my legs beal„, also; leaving, however, eonsinexable . discolouration in w skin, and pain in the bone of the lett, which, by the. z ik' s ' .siug of God, and a little longer perseverance in your 10 4 .; luable Medicine, subsided ; • the nodes dispersing, - tnc regaining its natural hue, _and the nocturnal pains graiba' s , going oIE I thus became, by your liberal advice an d s'; divine, perfectly free from all my former coMplaint ) have recovered my tOrmer spirits and .strength, and am te a come jolly and fat, in which state havingeontinu e d . Mil months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I a nt a loss in what terms to- express my gratitude, but bey , y- 01,1 ; for the good of - other sutl&ing mortals, to make this case as public as possible, as I shall on every Occasion,' in so doing, • you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful' okdient, very humble servant, ALEX. MU kiti.o 4 ' Swan's Close, High-street; Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure: WIN TuomesoN, No. 3, New Poultry, Market; $P 4 ' 5...1.1 Gy the sole Proprietor, I T °riH i t ": ~N rosH; . °ld 1‘ o b e s 5 . e r:o , 14 i t 3r ce ' h-e,evCßor Royal r s .i e re E r _ e t ; i tt i ol; il l a n e;:e t h hL o . jor f r ; do genus, at his House,- where, after a constant 7, , ,;:j•:.." years, in a lental to the POl7 practice perzicueLey d h. iroacci to the cure 4, l l e , Venereal Complaints and those inc.. Generation, with that inviolable &cert.:). which men his profession should alwayS - observe -, uch cases, flatters himself, the advice and assistance he. , administers to persons taking this .Medicine, • , sel' esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advantag l / 4 , dom attainable and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, tor the convenience those living at a distance, at the Perfemer's, No. 35. Alban's-street, ; the Toy Shop, NO. io3, L i , ford-street ; Disborough's e •No. 7, Fish-street-10 f Mr. Steel's; Bookseller, No. r, Union rove, Little Tovirc il d ' hill ; Mr. Watson's, South-brid ge , Edi n b urg h ; M r. Gai t '', well's, . Dublin ; and by one person in 'every considen-_,,b!' town in Great Britain and I r ela n d, is B oxes o f on l y ,s• 9"; each, sealed Up with full and plain directions, N .;lere'f persons of either sex may cure th em selv es w i t h ease, s pa's secrecy, and safety. 'Y N. B. Every Box sold in Great'Brit a in i s sea l e d up 1; a Stamp, •on which, by favoth of . the Commissioner% printed, at the Stamp-Office--" T. Taylor, No. 9 , Ne ts, . Bridie-street,"—to imitate which is f e lo n y, an d a ll ot%''. are Counterfeits. • A TiIEN t'rofessional Men of Education a il V I Responsibility deviate from the general System . 1 , the selection of a peculiar branch, t h e san cl lon o f l on g C°' tinned success is the best criterion of superiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the eFclos i l ' treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful result my plan gives me additional ardor to oppos e , as far -as 1 ' l c able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the Hies important in the Caralogue of Human Infirmities. Atter initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surge,, ( T, I formed a wish at an early period of Praz.lice t,, resc u e cu e dividuals ?row, the ignorance of uneducated men, or equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have voted my attention, comprise every species of VEN REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long, a ti i ; ration: 2cily, All kinds of debility, wheth er ar i s i ng 1. “ ) , 1 1 4 the habits of school-boys, or the indulgences of In' tti age: And, lastly, that derangement of the 'sr - stem in sv" , men which is called BARRENNESS, or STE kiLiT 11 • iG Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or 113 ,' 0 , in the treatment of a simpl e G onorr h oea; and it not h„j. frequently happens that the seeds o f Lif e arc poisoneil:;, the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—By a superior 0 7 0 1 thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even 'Of others have failed, I trust that I may presume to otfe` radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress, 1 this disorder, compared with the calamitous situation s 'e Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or „it prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that s'ot of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of su pernicious habits. 11 1 ° Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, . 0 , carefully conc eats his misfortune, it may be some cl'ot lation for him to know, that although it be an obW doubt or uncertainty with other PraCtitioners, the reirlo - , 3 , of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Kc''„°•,';‘-e -tion, is the acquirement of my Experience. It ;be :; 0 9. ) of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce Mani/ viV r. , / much anxiety will be prevent e d by a n ear ly Counte r Lion of this languid State ; and in the se c as es, nog re difficulty will occur. e ct But, where this Deficiency has for . years existed, a prof perseverance is indispensably Tequisite to revive the sl _ . bering Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate the Constitial ^ ,", t eif MARIt I E D .W OMEN, who have long been disapP_%, in their expectations of a Family, may be assured , most instances, such defeas al . : curable by Medical ''` a k ' The secresy which is so essential to my =a rt fel' and the qualifications which 1 have presumed to state , ' ~i t ch the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence Ivlt'a t ii t c , i this intimation is given, that Mr. O. may be er)n a t personally, or by Letters (inclosing small Note) , pr• house, No. 29, Arundel , . street, Strand, near TernP",t. • Oir There is an additional Entrance in wate r ' s. adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors. +r _• ~. ~~4 .. 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