The Sun. — London, England, 1801-03-24 00:00:00

JP LORD FITZW4LIAM, aad Mr. FOX. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. SIR, ." AT this extraordinary crisis, when the vital -Interests of the ,Country must neces,aply, so m ud', del. nd on the Public Virtues or Vices of leading Men, 'the forma . appear more prominent, and th - e lam ,. ..more glaring, than in ordinary times of trauquillity and repose. With those engaged in -the hustle of Public Life, traits of- Charadter 'and conduct of exalted Individuals may frequently csc:ipe notice, which attrad the attention and, ob. servation of those,. who, like myseif, live in re and who, unconnected with Public Men, disclaiMall bias, but that which strong opinions, on auot,c Measures, and,- Public. Condua cannot . fail to excite. • I * zrhaps, Sir, it .may be considered as almost belonging to our nature, to be more dis,.)psed to `deteit and to express our reprobation of Mikon duit, than to discover and applaud Merit :,avid to indulge this, disposition still more towards !Pub lic than Private ChilraCters. We shall generally find, that our expressions of. admiration are les's warm towards Men, .whose eflbrts are 'diretted to save the Country, than. those..of resentment and detestation towards' an opposite description of PersOns, who seem, by their conduit, to aim 'at its ruin. This is unjust towards the former : but it is a piece of injustice, which, while I con demn, I cannot disown that I find ,myself guilty of, in common with others. These observations, Sir, have WI suggested from finding, through the channel of your Paper, which comes to -me daily, a diameter ap. Fearing on the Public- Stage, of whom,, for the last three years; we.have heird but little, and of whom perhaps it might have been as well for the Country if we had Leard,no more. ' I mean Mr. Fix. I observe, that he has chosen, the 'Whig Club as the goal - from whence 'he should start_ in 7ieviPolici'cal Career, or rather from whence he should run his . old beaten course 'of unvarying opposition to any existing Governm'ent. \\se there find him modestly stating to his chosen asso ciates:, his intention of crying once more, on a great impending Question, whafirnpreiAon might be made on a British House of .Commons l. and as tnodest/y intimating,- that unless his efforts should prove more.successful on that occasion than they had on former ones, he was apprehensive in future they' might be of.little use to - his Country. An unbiassed Speetator, like myself, might, perhaps, without impropriety., ask Mr.. Fox : What, Sir, can be your claim, on what grounds do you rest your pretensions, to any siirt of con fidence- from the 'Representatives of the People, or from the People themselves ? Can you be so sanguine as. to hope, that a temporary retreat from the Public Stage, nay even that 'Time itself, . cane ever efface from' the reeollthion of your Countrymen, any part of the Public conduit of the great' English Champion of the 'French Revo lution ? Can we so . soort forget,.thai, after hay. ing openly supported at the commencement 'of it, the ridiculous and execrable doctrines of Liberty and Equality, of the right of cashiering Kings, the Sovereignty of the People, &c. ; after havp ig, throughout this arduous struggle,' Opposed every single measure, brought, forward by . a Wise - and vigilant Government, for the preservation of all that was dear and valuable to us as Men and as Englishmen—you quittedyour post, you desert. ea' your duty, in a moment of unexampled diffi. culty and danger? If at a crisis of danger and difficulty you have again come forward, does your return betray less cowardice than your re treat ? Can you expect}. the Public or even your own Friends, to' believe that you would again have had the courage' to face Mr. PITT, as Mi. nitter, in the House. of Commons, which had been the field of so much easy triumph to him, and of such 'signal and repeated `disgrace and defeat to yOurself ? Till, his resignation was known; . not a whisper,,l believe, was heard, of your inten. lion to quit your hiding place: how then can I account for your sudden, alertness, but from your courageously cherishing the hope, that you , may have-a chance of ,better success, in coping with a new, and partly an untried, Administra. tion ? Perhaps the result may be, andiher retreat to St. Ann's-hill." • • It might, Mr. Editor, be a curious specula tion to conjeaure, what sort of ground this Gen tleman proposes to take on.the great day, when Mr. GREY is to make his Motion on the State of the Nation : a day; to which the-former, no doubt, looks forward with the presumptuous hope of making some impression, by,empty.-de clarnation; on an Assembly which brawl him; and the result of which 'his new Political Adver sary, who is knouts by it a/so, probably atitici,.. pates without apprehension, or even anxiety. A 11 7 1 an, aCling solely from. a high sense of Public , fluty, can fear nothing - ; and, in truth, 'on such a Question as this, of all others, the new ster can have nothineto fear. But, whatever course Mr . . Fox may think proper to pursue,- some , dilemma must present itself to him. Should the view which he may take of Affairs be retro. speaive,, every term of asperity, or coridemna; tion, which he may apply to those Measures, which have baffled the desperate attempts - of our Foreiiti o 1 Domestic Enemies, Must-be a dagger plated in the heart of his new. Confederate, Earl ITZWILLIAM. If BONArAItTE should be, 'as probably he will be,. the theme.of bis_panegyric, at the same instant, perhaps, in the House of Lords, Earl FitzwILLIAM may be deprecating all idea of TrCaty with an . Usurper, and express ing- anxiety for the Restoration of Lot/ Is XVIII. to the Throne of his Ancestors. If he should chase to take a prospective view, .and, to avoid the embarrassment of reprobating what is past, shOuld prefei the more useful task of condemnin g , by anticipation, what is to come, where, amongst hiS warmest Advocates, would he find one man of honour, who . would not shrink from the fla- grant injustice of . supporting him in should he- havethe face to charge Mr. ADDING, TON with presumption, in taking on his shoulggs the burthens of State, 4t this alarming erisis,,L-in accupting those Seals, to which his. own long, :lithful, and exemplary S:ervieei to_bis.King and :ountry, so . preeminently entiited lain, a loud .nigh against the individual, who would risk tech a ehafge, - could only be checked' by feelings ,i:ent Admiration at - the conduct Of tile' Person g ti!ist whom the charge was direaed. hf that Individual, Sir, Y shall content myself with say g, that the saerifice'which he has, 'with so much magnanimity, made of every private corn. fort, to considerations of a higher nature, entitles him, at least, to 'Public 'gratitude. Those con sideration% will be his best support, under what evellifficulti6 he may have to-encounter. On the .bare-faced Coalition to whic . h.l have n alluded, and of which there seems to be o doubt, [Yet weelf Rehr. - 1 7 61 — arid Earl Ft rzwtfAlT; - 1 -forbear toufake_anY ,observation at present, be cause I haVe seen it lately well and pointedly commented upon, by a ivery sensible Correspon dent of your's, who signs hittisellAhitcus., It is really scarcely credible. The Annals of Po litical'Unionsi or of Political Depravity, - present nothing parallel to it. A. short time -will,- per haps, develope which Pa.rty has, bk the greater abancionMent of Public Principle, established the . strongest claim to the disdain and disgust of 'the honest part of their - Cotempoiaries, and to the contempt and'abhorrence of posterity': -• 'Much more, Sir, is in my . mi i nd ;—but I ,am unwilling to take up more of your useful Papki; shol i ild these observations ever find their.iiirin - - to it.- Should you 'think theM worth a pi'ae in it, perhaps, on some future occasion, you may hear again from, Sir, • Your humble Servant, • A COUNTRY CLERG-YXIAN Essex, IVarch 13, zSO r . LONDON MARKETS, ' &c. CORN EXCHANGE, ki MARCH 23. We had but few freih arrivals this itay' orally kind, caving to the latc•blowing weathe r . Fine,Wheat went ott readily at an advance of, tos. per quarter :' what little flue a;yeared trot p Essex and - surro,ll:, reached front 1755. t , ) 17bS. ;-it prime picked. sample Os. • • Rye is brisk in sale at last week's prices. Barley and Malt is :MI ut sale, but not cheaper. Oats are full rs. per quarter higher than this day se'n night... • • Tick and small Beans are full is. per quarter lower. In White'or Grey Pease., li•Ile or no alteration. P.ETIJRN PRI On board' S Wheat - a - 1605•. od' Fine ditto 06s a 178 s od Dantzic -159 s a 1656 ad Rye • --70 S a S4s od Prime . loos • od Suffolk Barley 45g a 68i od Fine ditto - • 895 od Norfolk Barley 45s a 63s od Fine - -88 s od gale . 76s a 95s (xi E OF GRAIN, p,as under White Pease Os a 1125 od Grey tlitta• 6oS a 74 od Short Sm. Oats 6: a 44.> od fine ditto - 495 od Polands ditto . .39$ a 4bs od Fine - • - a so; od Small Beans 6os a 62.4 al Fine - - •• 72s 0.1 lick ditto - s2s a sGs RETURN OF WH ET By Messrs. C Ft i r, u and M eluding only from the sit 11 of !Agreeably to 33 Quarters at 183 s od • 1T IN MARK-LANE, atvAs, Meel-Wtigheri, in - r nuch-to the 14th of Niait.:l, the new Ads. 12 IS2S 0(1 4 at IBos od 86 -------- at. t7BF 20 at 1775 . cc! 3 2 3 Quarters at 152 s od 1 017 at 1503 od So ---- at '49s od 1 , 192 at' t4Bs od 178 -------- at 141s—od 240 ---- -- at 1463 od 2075 560 at 144 s od 6 - 6o 351 at, 140$ od 2co 7 2 13 - at 1303 od 31 _99 11 3 -----,-- at 175$ 6d 486 ,at 17:is ad - it . ' at 174 s od 190 at 172 s oil yoS' at 1703 od 4 32 at i6gs od •13 --;; at /67s od 350 244 844 t6os od -91 a at 158 s od tog ,at 157 s o d 67 54° at 15'5s od 49 •-•-••• at 1 5ils od Total, 11,41 s Quarter 3s. told. higher 47 ---- at 12oS 04 8 9 10 -----e at z los od 79 rs—average ' 1523. 41d. - than last Return. PRICE of FLOUR, nss. to 130s.—Meal mos. per sack. A RE'T'URN' Fpotti March to Mak}, t; to sacki at z4as. I Otl.. 4 -- at mu. sd. at htts. cd. at 140 t;. at ,t3t)s. at 1395. cd. at 1383. 4d. at:63Bs. old. at 1375. 6d. 1 , FLOUR, , from tile Cocket Office. 1640 sacks at tics. od. 70 --- at 1345. 3o ------ at 1335. at tats: 6d. at 13IS 54. at 130 s. yd. at tzBs. 'at .n 6. at 125 c. 6 - at nts. at 120 s. at ti7s. at 115$. 2 -- 390 28 at 1375. id. 3i at 137 A. off. at 1365. std,' . 4 at 1 3§s• 5 3 at 13ss. Total t 0,237 Sacks.— lowerlhal wage 1333. 6d. a last Return. .-k veram Price, of England and Vales r ending March r 4, as tollowfi :—Vhear, Isis. 2d. Rye, zoos,- zd. Barley, Sgs. sd. Oats, 465. Bd. 4eatis, 81s. 4d. Per.6e, 87s. s ENTRY of IMPORTS at LONDON Wheat, 40 quarters. Rye, - 140 ditto. Peaw, 220 ditto. GRAIN in the PORT of last Week. Flour, - 5900 cwt. Ilops, - - 3000 do: Clover Seed, - 165:.00, PRICE BAGS. Kent, t2l. ei. to 141. 14q. Sussex, i2l.es. to 141. Lisex, 721. os. to 741. c, F HOPS. POCKETE. Kent, 131. r3s. to 7 61. gs. Sussex, r3l. OS. to 161.05. Farnham, ril.os. to to} .oS - it SEEDS. Red Cher , (per cwt.) , - ' White lover, ditto - Trefoil, ditto - TuruiO, !per bushel) . kye ( mast, (per quarter) - - Cinque roil, ditto' . - -' - White Mustard Seed, (per bushel) - Brown .ditto, ditto ' - Canary Seed ditto- - Rape Seed; (per last) - - - - 20S. to 1525. to 00S. 205. to 2325. to pus. WS. to • 635. 18s. tO 425. 28s. to 564. ios. to 164>. 123. tO I2S. to IS.. IZS. to 13s ,;61. to 591. SMITHFIELD t‘lAillK ET, March 23. To sink the Olial—per stone of 81b. Beef, ss. od. to 7s. - 'al, 6s. 6d. to Bs. 6d. Mattott,. 6s. 63. to Bb. 03, I V al, Pork, 75. 4ci. to /N. dd, HEAD or CATTLE THIS DAY, Beasts zooo—Sheep 6500 —Pigs o. •- • NEWGATE and LEADENHALL MARKET,Marc42,3. )Beef, 4s. St!. to 6s. od. - Veal, ss. ed. to i's. od. Mutton, 6s. od. to 7E•od. I Pork; 7s. 4d. to. Ss. od. LON DaN : Printed by HOCH - ANASi Wirt ILL:AN, c:lt How-Street, covcri!-% • At the uw-Or Flc t, No. rte, Strand ; where ddverrisernents,. Order: 76/8 • • PRICE-0Y ; St. james's Ma'rket 44. 9u. Clare Market" 9(1. '‘V hitechap4l Market 4s. Bci: per stone ofBlb. - tid. Average price 4s; 80. IYelloN . v Soap, S6s. a---.-I'. ' Camiks, p - er dozetr, lis. rAt4OW, Town Tallow Soi; od. Russia do.(Cand )7Es-79s Russia do. (Soap 775. os . Melting Stud . 4s. 66 s Ditto rough 465. 48s Craves . z9s. o d food Dregs • As. cc! lottled, 94.. - -Curd, 98s. od:—Molds,: z3s. od. St. j A \IES's HAY MARKET, March od. -to 61. 6s. od.Aver. 51. is. od. Straw, 55. od. to 21.. 1.45. od.—Aver. 2i. 9s. od. WHITECIiAPEI. MARKET,lefirch 21. Hay, 41. ios. , 6d. to-61. 6s. od--Aver. cl. Bs. oci. Cl4er, 61. 65. od. to 71. O. od.--Aver. 6i. 13s. od. Sti.l%%, 21. 12.,. od t . to 31. od.---Aver. 21. 175. 61. - DISTANT COUNTRY MARKET. „ • Ne.w . MM•ch 19. Wheat, rocs.,oci.. to ..17.0ci. Pats, ;. 3Ss. c:l.-to : s6s. Barley, 6e,,..d.t0 od. I tors, 86s. ed."to - 86 s. od •.i'mise,lB?:s. ;to Bes. ENGLISH 47'4" . 1' 4.OITzRI. ' N I NETELNTIL DAY. The following Prizes were Drava : "Nr0: 4 2i;27 . 7, It - Prize oY )o'ool. • No. 38,217, a Prize of 5001. Tc;:, I ,024, PrIZCF of JIJRTUS. . . (1,1 5?.,,,t.,i1 , ,'.,, , illo , 2;.;t inst. at his house in Portland. p1.,c, , , the 1.,,,d) ~t iilo•n:13 Tyrwhitt. jone.4,. Esq.. M. P r•t:, Son.. On ',7,indity morning. at, .his house in Glo".ster-street Portman-square, tlic Lady' of James 1-I svitt Massy,Daw. s'on i -Lig : • of A 13atighter, -, On Monday 1 - pos . ! - nag, the il:..i:ht Hon. the. Countess o. Derby, oia baughtc(. ,_. . . i;III4RRIED. i , • Ori the avViitst. at gt:`George's, Bloomsbury, by the PfitiLtop, Ediptimi ri,ckerntann,. Esq. of Liver pool, Jo Miss Jane Nlatilda second (Jauntier 01 Sir George Dunbar; Farr. 'of LlN'erpoal. :DIED. Lately, lc +list aprtment s in Portman- street, Portm an - stittare, o.3ll%,E•tigerte Cartity, in the,39fti year or his ale. . Ori Suuday, l'lrs...C4y; of Quildford-itrket, Blooms bury. • iewerday aflemopit, of A - apopleftiq gt„ Jr.. Robert trinee3-street,..Cothliitry. • On the t7tiiirist. *tit Plymouth,' aged 17, Mr. Norton jostph Kttatplibull, I"ditis.hiprnan of His Majesty's SiLp Priiwess secenid' sort of .Sir Edward kna . tctibuti, • _ _ I at Yaitham Abbpy„Essex,", Rev. Mr. Colnztt. 'F STOCAS, IRIIA.Y.• • - " India Sttick Ditto Bonds i. dis. Exchequer Bills . s. dis, Now ditto - . . . . Lutteqi . Tickets • (iinnium 3i 4 prem.- Imper. 3 tier Colt. Okit Ditto Anti. It 3-16 • Batik for Accouut 15,31 ' • IRO for ditto Cons. ter Apr. $-!!!t. PR r g4 YL4T Rank Stock. shut - • Navy jpereelit. 9:4 3 „ai 5 ;,cr emit. I 7'4'; shut I ~sll's ver-cel}t. ,sifute. Oyer CCM. Cf!SI.0111t per Cent. Red. stiut • ; Cent. ,Con. )itto Scrip rank Long Ann. shut lit to Short Ann.shut Ditto Scrip ' • SOAIER:SETSHIRE. TO BE .SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr..RAINE, • At Parraway's Coffee-house, in Chanp.Alley, Cornhill, London i on Thursday the 9th of April, at Twel‘c o'Clock, hi one Lot, unless dispOsed of:by ytivate Contra tt betbre the zst of April, , • A, CAPITAL••VREEHOLD ESTATE, 3...-.throuAlvvwhich, tor two. miles, passes thc 'fortis )Ik,:- road, leadlog f fro in SOME RT oNto I L C E s-r ER, bcginding at one-mile frbin ,the former town, arid ending at a like distance from the latter town, together with the Mlth:C) ihereto, known by the - name of KINGS DON, containing about Fitteeri Htindreil Acres of cry valhahlc.'l.4l.hd, of which THREE hUNDRED and THIADI 'ACRES are IN HAND, or lett yearly, .tea hint:tinder -lets on -Leases for One, Two, and 'Clirce Lives, .'marty..ol which are very old. The principal • Estate, on which is a good Mansion house, Gardens, and Offices, occupied by the .Lessee, Mrs. follitte, is held •for only two lives ;- but part of the Lands used therewith; well known as the first Crazing Ground' in the Neighbourhood, called the Nidens, are held only for one life. 'John / Reynolds, yun. at Kingsdon, she%v the Estate, of Whom on the 16th of March, printed- Particulars may he had, :and a Plan of the Estate seen, as. well as at "Rain's, Land Surveyor, in Charlotte-street, Blooms bury,` - LondOlf.'s! Particulars n'tav be_ had at Messrt. Wards, .Dennetts, anaGr4aves, 1i Henrietta-street, Co vent-Garden, who _are authoriacd to , treat for the Sale of the .EState •by :Private Contraa • also of Mr. Wm.- K itight, at Axtnitistit; • arid. of the Printers of the Sher burne, Exeter, SAlisbary, • Bath Herald, and Felix Far- Icy's - and NlcrOry,, tristol Papers at the principal Inns in the pcighbourttigTUWhs ; and at Garraway's. • V i.; J N Professional Men of Education and Rosponsibility deviate from the general - System by. the selectionuf a peculiar branch, the r sandion oflong con tinued success is the best criterion bf superiority. -Eight years have: I dci:oted myttradiee to the eiceins;ve .trcatreent of ;I:hree Disorders, aild - the successful result of, my` plan gives :inc xlditiorial ardor to oppose, a.sfai as I am able, the ravagei thimi Or/In - plaints whiCh arc, the most' imortant in the Cavtlugue , of Human Inlitmities. - - After initiation into every Branch, as an Army.. Surgeon,. I formed a Wish at an early period of firaetiCe to rescue in dividuals from the igooran - c.:e.'of uneducated men, or the equally dangerotis pre,cipittutey of general Praditioners. - The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de voted Inv attention, cialiprise every species of VI;I,IE MEAL IN PEC T 10,14, .witether of t a recent or long ration : 2dly, All 'kinds of debility,. whether arising from the habits. of school-boys, or the indulgences of mature age : And; laitfy,,tnai derangement of the-system in wo men which.is .:41lcd BARRENNESS, or ST BRIt.ITY. Numerous Dl„,,eases are the result dfignorame, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrlicea; .atid it not un. frequently happens.that-fhe seeds of Life are poisoned by the indiscretion ofan unguarded houn—By a superior me. thud stink Complaints are easily cured; and, even where others have Tailed, I trust.timil may presume to offer re.establislinient. _ • few; hcoWever, are :-he cases of compticateddistress in s this disorder, comp:wed .with the calamitous situations of Men, who, from- an indulgence in 4 sOiitaiv vlee,. or:the ps'ilialci;.(gliiefid of a fashionable life, acquire that state .of .Debitity, Wli4h l.thelittavoidable consequence ofsuch Where the unhappy sufTerer.broods over his misery, but `carefully concbarsltis misfortune, it may be :some conso.: latiorJor kfini to .know that ,althOugh it be an objeo of doubt or uncertainty w th ether Pradithiners, the removal of these DeficienCieS" by the ftaflual progress of Ronova , islhe :`tctLuirement'of.pny Experience. 11 the tiles pf_baceluis or. :Venus 11:4ve began to reduce Manly vigour, much aificlety Will be prevented by an early COunterac lion of this languid State; and in, these cases, no great. iiiilictilty evil! occur. ' • But where this . Deficiency has for years existed, a proper perseverance islndispensably requisite to revive the slum_ boring Spkrksol-Lite, and , to re4animate the Cupstatution. MA WIZ I) WOMEN, who hive long been -disap pointed in their expectations of a Family, may be assured,' that inmost instances,' such defects are curatk by Medi cal skill. The secresy which is so essential' to my undertaking, and the qualifications which I hasepresurned to state, form t:ie pas t s ofnix pretonsion..s,- and in 4 ;oineidence with such pHs intimation 'is given, that Mr:lt: 'may be consulted personally, or by Letters (inclosing a small Note), at his 'Kruse,' Nifriclerstrect, Strand s near Temple gar. ¢Z There is. an additional 'Entrance in Water-street, adjoining, and the Nathe is!On bOth the doors. M. B—, Membet of the Royal ,Col lege of Sutgeofs. ; anrt Vublisheci by LYttyrnit AR utGS& SCR I P.4'4 40f ifftrsC.friTy•rOads :or the Parer, 4(lert 14 the Editor, 46 Ofg.lpid) must bt addre :d. 'Phis Day was published, to Oaavo, Pr:file 1 on wave I' apei am' ,Itor-presseti,; pried 'SS: ;tent? . bound, IGHT METbOROLOGICAL JOUR_ NA LS, orthe Years 1791 to rVoo, kept in' London, by W lliarru Pent. To which' are added, Ooservaeons On the Disease* in the. City and jts Vicinity. Also an Ina, trQdAction, ipclud.ng Tables itotn Eight pireceding our. . nals'ofthe 4reitesl, leaFt, and mean Height of the, Biro" meter and Thera" -Meter rn every- Month of the Yeaff 17135 :4 0 )419 2 . Printed for W.. Bent, PaterrAister4ow. { ,a Any of the 'Journals, 1793 to 1800,. may be had one, price as. those who- Are already possessed of z flat), .tnay have the intreductidn separately; pricc 6d. 'lO PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS. \ - 74 . ..\ evetal'Wien ;. good Workmen wil I? pneet Toth, constant-fmploy.imd ' ;cs,. by applying, if by, Letter, poAt-palcl„,td Lernpricre, P lumber, Painter, and Glazieri Newer ~,ot, Isle of Wight; by whom - Cass, .011, and Colows, arsold, whplesaic and retail, .cheap as in, Lou N. _B. A goad Pencil Hand r-anted, who will re:Ciire Encouragethent suitable to his Abilities. MARRIAGE AND SOCIAL. HAPPINESS. How many Men to all appearance in the prime of life, who, have not yet arrived to: the age olas yrs, are rendered.miserable to themselves and u s z le ss to the great chain of Society, which they have eitlier brought on themieftes, or, by the force of bad example, are given .11; to a Secret Vice; the consequence is,- that their .11ind ~, well as.Botly is debilitated ; to those. the NERVOUS CORDIAL is recommended, and for .which, Dr., liro. duin obtained. His Majesty's Royal Letters • Patent ; it wilkgropect them from thc,infttinttias ot, old age - aid a wraLhed dissolution. Amidst the agonizing redeCtio:;.4o.l conscious gttilt, how many are _there - of 'both St.fxes,. that are, de.terred from entering into a married state, by infir ' Mi . :les which delicacy forbids them to disclose ; an d t h o se are not a few, wholteing already married, are'reirzered MI- - se:sable-for wantof those tencier,.pledges os mutual, love, witneut which, iiappinzis n.ih is state is at least very pre carioUs.: "The Vice 'above illedea to. ca uses %Votnen, • Irregularities, Pains in - th e'43ailc 'Chst, HystiTies, of.Appetiteii &c: •In Men, it canes 1112- -Languor, ',Relaxation, Nervous Coinplaitits, De oil y. A n•gietc, and a long traiii of nielanelialy' . Disorders ; froin••Laking ercilry to excess, or owins to attl APptlailklblpy t if4, or cith;r•Lauses.; .it rcnioxes all disorders In trie-Ridneys and bladder, pains in the back and horrid thoughts, trii,littal dreams, `dimiv,..ss of sight, nil.. pitation ot7tlie„ii: . :art, dorsal con.,timptios, treMbling of . .tile hands . ' from hard dnnicing, and arising from .eexceis of any kind ; and will invigorate and- strengthen _; : ht coostit , aim& or. weak, sickly, and aged .persons,:.- :aVit V etKous Cordial stands niiiivatled,.as it has i ti '.11.417:V the first Professors and NfediCal Men Et:meet' 4th produee;' and rrlay be,..relietf on in giving immediate - ,relielapd 4: extant ease in..most stages ot..Nervous Com plaints. Thi, exalted ALdicine has, been procitiCliveo gehl rat good ; atict thp - alny restored to the ble.ssingsof 'iicat,thlroru the &arcs of Death, by• ficiS inestimable .- itar4tion,' ia,the hlghest ejilogitu t t possibly.be . paid to -Pr. ,isFpdpin, arid, . is,indeer.4 his -.boat and le _ .• - • • • • The Botanical Syrup and NerYgui.Gordial tO -be had at • Ale t O*tor!s Ilouso, ,Na. 9,, ri.i...ii;4;.•.s:rcet• (seven Doors from ri le Lev, : ri a i l M us e um ' ) ' Bla,:xfr!:?r,-bridge, it:Bottles of 11„ li. • .6 l k.: 4 3and.ssZ•.6tL ; -ant* of Hr.. Robins en llcxt.•to York-nouse,• t•t0.;4441): •. , lewbery,- corner or st. Pau l's Cliurch:iard ; Wald, Nsi. 234. nolbo r n, site Vray.'s , Inn ; .130:;.(Tare'Atcon),• No. 15e, Ox4q[4l-Ittcet; , l'idcting's•MegAicipe, Warvßoust-_, .No. 76. Orford-ctrect ; 3; .knaaraaa sure;; Botaugn ; Blight 'and Siteltpard; 'Bristol C s ßa.ref, Edinhurgit; TOliefF,`Brlsttil rßezd, 'Vitte-tireet, Bristol; Al`Donald, ,Glassc .v•-; 4:it:diners, Aberdeen; Bel larnY, Druggist, l'orti . :ncuth; Slin s hierlrutel;, 'fun's Royal Pertumer to His Itlajesty, So: 41, P.di , M,dl;ll3oulten, Royal R!.tehange;' Collins, Salisbury; Spiisbury•and,Co..- Mary-s two, Dublin; like ?WC W.. Alai z ee, Belfast, and Davis, Cork y _ I reliant; by all PruiterS, Booksellers, .0 Vendars of Ile6i- • cines„ is the three,Kinmlonis. It may be also inid by giyipg orders-te.New men . ;BRO Dt7.l‘l's•C U 1 To L . OLD AGE : or , Adv i ce to both Stites,-to obtaobtaina radical and perrnanent Cure for those SlM.:tet-intifinicies•olNture, which Altlicaiatnitta forbids to disclose eye') to tot.tr Relatives ; wi tn a T r , at i sa on •Pernale DiseaSeg, Nervous, H.Cpocnotairi..tc and C oa . 4timptiVe Complaii.ts. To which is adti‘d, Advi ce to !lath and Hot-well ii.athers, is particul a rl y re commended to Seafaring 'Alen. • A 22,g. Bouts' contains equal 10 five small ones . • - Letters, 'stating Patiente.Cases,• With the DoCtiar's us4r4 fee of a Guinea, will be strictly Attended-to t , It will be - necessary the DoCior:Should see .such tients as are afflicted 'with liilness or - Loss of Sight, or send their Cases, by letter or parcel, • to,the Dodor (post Of carriage paid)ovith his usual. Fee. Thc Medicines may had•every day. Ne w BOdge-stree - t o - - .1. ' o . C . o r p . y . .o rA f . l a, L L l lt i, rf s ro u tz eo ß? l, B N E ( R ). - 1 9 DR YHORN, Esol ''' , ~ . '-- Glasgow, May 27, 17, 33 ,, - Blackfriars. ' - ' Sta. ' ITAVING frequently heard of the remirkable • - .1. .1.• Cures your Leake's Patent PALI have elf:tact - L.l was %niduced to apply ter theinet)f a Venti.tr in this tow n , . and I have n o w the. 'pleasure of inforining yon, tliz,t from a state almost incrable:(beitig So debilitated by a long course of Alesetrry, which add no elrez.l) I am now b.:icon-iv heal. ..,thY. 7Cbust, and strcinger than ever, when even in perfect •henith': an 4 this . great Core MIS' been. etneted by ' Is your invaluable Medicine in the,space alabOlit Hine IVZCIC.S. • I th:nk I cannot but in justice to you an' your.excclient Rernedr i • d es ire thati y o u :wou ld, i g vhis 'Letter ..ePerr i n the Public PC4ItS, to spew to socktv the a stili:,:i.:,i , : ~ F,r,_ . cacy of this in e s t imable Medicine. t: 1 -t" , 1):.:;;...1 •: . .:kr ' .' Your ,hunible Servant, - - R„()BE, iC L' . .lYrk YHtp.,IN . ' . To. 3,1 r. THOMAS .TANII.OIt, Sorgeal, No. 9, New • Bridge-stretit, - London, ' °Laic Sitt‘, • '' . - . ' ' . ` ' • 1 ' Ab9ut nine months since, ,1 was urn_ led with a violent eruption a!1 otter my b:. y'; large blisterf,.on my neck,' and was so severely alliet.ed that I could gct no rest iti the night fill' months,- in coif - sequence - 0f %tic iii - went under - a long - tontine of Niedicine, vi Bich had -not thtmiist trifling. efikt ; in the mean time I. Was int'ormed by a friend - that your Pill, stiled - "'Ltake's Mitt= Pills,' l. lnrgh.t del me • some good, .1 - therefore tried one box, when, to my great ... amazement ) , th;.-iittge blisters st•eined .to deer-ease ;-eueou-- ' raged by so unexpecied an ev.nit, I res u f ve d to rryinJte i and had taken mlly three boxes, before the' sales On nzr body totally disappeared, and I am now pe.rfeeily ' cuseit. • I wish .you to Make my case known, that .the Public at large may be benefited by roar Pills. The reaion of my not making nw ease knOwn to you s oau e r, was, 1 wished., • dsoiTcoll:huTy oystop, to try them on a triend i who,- with myself, lite to rc;olea the . day on which we had ecoutS2 to )cusjii*,LY !itrlicals Patent Pilli.- I am, Sir, -' : . • Vour most obedient Servant, - and well-wisher , Bridge-steef,. Bristol. -• • --10.14 N Id R:4l-14 f. . ' P. S. Pray make my Case as public as'pciOle• The above Medicine is earnestirteiommentted to all persunethat - are in any doubt of :heir being entiiels. frot . :01 every Venercal ,Atteeti,oii, particularly to hoc * about . akteriogt heir condition in lite, as it will certainty eraclic 4 4l every taint of that nature, of howi6Ver king stalatie24 or however di.. - .guised tinier the appearazxee of 4 . ) LiVr Di 5 Ode% it may be—For S...eurbuti..:, K.; iludular, :ma ,Ctiaanco%ta. Cowplaint', it is a:so recommended to be tak:n, 4 46L4 'ly' in the Spring, Summer,. and f alt. - ' Perpsrert and, sold,by the sole Proprietor, TllO/41A-S TAY.A.O R., Mertibcr of tire Corporuion of Surgegns, LOA-. don, at his House, No: ci, New Bridge-strict : where het will give adrice, without a Fee, - to persons taking thaw Pills, and will answer Patients Letters, if post...paid, ork the samelcrins, Observing in all Cases the mast inviolablq secrecy, nu Person's name or case having been mentioned,. but at teir own particular request, by the Proorietor, dur. ing the course or more thatt.tnirty..tive years, that he Lac had the cohdtieting of an extensive sale of the above Me* and the practice arising therefrom. ces, No. 3s, St..Alban's,street, Pall Mall; mt. Robert,. , are alto sold, by his Appointment, at the Perfurn. , No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Steel'; Bookseller, No. t, Union-row, Little - Tower-Hill ; and by one person in every consideyable Yown in 441.1514,04. &e.t • full and plain. 4 0i11y . 23. 91. caun, s.eAzd,4p, with a s w op, on whi•n by fa.vcrirr .xl- the Coirunlisiwirrs is Box sold in Great Britain is sealedaip with Office, "T. 7fayiur, h: o. 9, gew ridge-Street," to imitate - which. is felony, ani.t.ali c t tuts are counterlcit. . i:l;:rißl4rneQt-ctexdßi'c,°.:iEnf.vtehrey S t int p -