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ALLOW. Town Tallow 616.- od. Russia do. (Caudles), bss. Russia du. (Soap) 625 - . —s. !Melting Stuff' 565. --s. Ditto ryugli --s. --s. Craves 19s. od. • Good prigs 13s. Xl q Yellow Soap, 765. a —s,—Mottled, g.ss.—Curd, 88s. • Candles, per dozen, MS. Od:---111olds, 13s, od.- PRICE OF 1 St. James's Market 3s. 744. Clare Market - vs , od. )Vhirechapel narket , 3s. 7d, per stone of 81b. 78. 21d. Average price 3s. 7a. - St. JANIES's HAY MARKET,' May 9. Hay,- 41. 1.45. 6d. to 61. 6s. ad.—Aver. 51. los. 34. Sttaw, 11. 16s• vtl. t , ) 31. os, oa.-----AvFr. 21. Ss. cc WRITF,CIIAPEI. 1%.1.!kg} . ..ET$ May 9. Hay s 41. 4s. oci. to 51. 16,;. os. cc!. Clover, 61. 6i. cxl. to 61. jo.. od.,Alet. 61. cs.c.4l. Straw, 21. od. to 011.--7-AVq. 21, Ss. od. HIS MAJESTY , s OFFICERS OF THE ARMY' Are respcafully informed, they May be supplied rith elegant Elastic Feathers upon an improved principle, superior in quality, and full 26 per cent. cheaper, than at any other house in Town, by P. HAAvt,ttls, at his Feather Manufactory; No. 2, Strand, nearly adjoining Northumterland„house ; where a general assortment is kept for the supply. of Regiments at the shortest notice. , Orders for exportation execute. with .punduality.--N. B. P. Hewlins coniinues to inanufa&ure:Cam Desks, I ; efter Copying 'Machines, Liquor Cases, Medicine ChestS, Cadies;ind every other .article in the Ca, binet Line, of tlie . best materials and workmanship, on the most reasonable terms. LONDON MARKETS, ace. CORN EXCIANG.E.T;MOOAv, MAY tr, !Rot. We had a pretty good atrival 6f Wheat this de at market, with a.great deal of the old stock left last wezk, whieh caused our market to decline in• price full- tss. per quarter since this day senbight. Fin. runs from Essex and SuflZdk went off ftatm'toos. to rocs. pa quarter, and foreign from SOS. to - qos. - Rye is as, per quarter lower. Barley is run 3 s. Fr quarter 'clleaperi 645. being the best price.. - Malt the same as last week., , ', • ' Oats the same as last Monday, hut brisker sale. ' White and 'Grey Pease are' ttili tos. per quarter lower. and Small Beans are as. per quarter cheaper. Flour is los. per sack cheaper, since last Monday. RETURN PRICE OF , GRAIN, ' On hoard Ship, as under : . 'Wheat -85 s a gos 'od Malt - - 63$ a -53 od Fine ditto rocs a •- r ,s.od White Pease 75s a iiris od Dantzic• - •Sos aOs oil Grey ditto ' . 4.45'a 48$ od Rye - - 505 a 705 od Short Sm, Oats zos a 3os od Suffolk Barley 36s a 6os od Fine- ditto. -37 s a—s oil Fine dittO -6.4 S od ,Polands ditto 22,S a:33s od Superfine- - --s a --s od Fine - . 3854 . —5. cid Norfolk Barley visa cgs•od I Frnall Beans 3os a 56s od ; Fine . - .. - 59s od 1 Tick di —.tic) -42 S a 485 od- - RETURN OF By Messrs. Ctacr.n and M (Jutting only., from the 27t1 agreeably to'A& of Parham 29 Quarters at 172$ od 43 at 162 s oil, 1 2 2. 8o at 156 s od 1 36 t 55s od 136 7 - 7 at • isos od - at - 148 s o 4 2f 147$ od - at 1455 od 1 " at 144$ od - at 14os od - at 138 s ocl - at 135 s .od at 133 s od - at 1326 od - at 130 S od at 128 s od at 124$ 'od - at 124 s pd Total, 8226 Quarte zos. Bjd. lokver T IN MARIZ.LANE, ALrws, Meal-Weighers, in. i of April to the ad of May, 40 Quarters at 1225: od' 39 at 121 S 0d 445 at 12oS cu 504 -------- at itSs 'od 475 -------- at 17" S ..od 20 -------- at ir b s od 219 at irss od 100 -------- at 113 S od co 1r,76 - at los od 320 33S I 123 26 9 —At Io2S od 1 --------- at loos od 51 -------- at Os ad 53 777-- at 96s od 1 4 1 ! 56 - at qos od at BoS od s--average IzSs. 70. han last Return. 4 36 PRICE of FLOUR, Sos. to gos. pct - A RETURN or FLOUR. From April 2j, to M.av r, fix:lntim Cocket Office. .i. 28 sacks at 1255. a 1 20 sacks at 106 s. ed. 182 —. at I 20S. Od • 185 ••••••••••••••••• at 105 s. od. Bo ---- at flop. od. I 14 —.---- at 10.0. 3d. *,•• ----- at 1175. 6d. 14 at 103 s. 6d. at tiss. od. i s ----- at 102 5 led. at it4s. 3d. 1 32 ...____.. at tots. ;d. at 114 s. .od. tc, --- at tots. od. at Ins. sd. . 9, —at loos. od. at tits. od. 18 —.--- at 98s. 6d.. ..at_ "re a l_ . 0 4,1 . 2c - 7 ---- at 975. iod. at togs. 6cl. 1 16 at 975. 111. at togs. ed. 1 4. at 9is• Sd. 'at toBs. 6d. 48 at "gss. od. at toBs. od. It ---- at 945. 3d! at 1075,10 d. 28 ------ at 935. 6d. at 1075. 6d. 14 ------ at 925. Id. at 1075. rd. I 35 ---- at gts. cd. at 1075. 'ad. 14 --- at liSs. Gd. Total 922; Sacks.,---Average logs. Sd. its. zed. lower than last Return. - 77 6 a • ENTRY of IMPORTS of LONDON Wheat; - 42;60 quarters. Rye; - 2gzo AarLey,- :4420 Clover Seed, ;cc cwt. GRAIN in the PORT of last. Week. Flour, - _ 0 ewt Oats, - - 1362-3 ps. Pease, - 1190 Beans, - To PRICE OF HOPS. SACS. , Kent, 91. os. to 121. o s. Sussex, 91. as. to !11. as. Essex, L. os. to 121. os. POCKETS. Kent. It!. os. to 141. 14s. SuaSOX, 101. OS. tO 121. oS. Farnham, 81. os. to di. os. SEEDS. Rod Clover, tper cwt.) White Clover, ditto - Trefoil, • • ditto • Turnip, (per bushel) - - Rye Grass, (per quarter) - - Cinque Foil, ditto - - White Mustard Seed, (per bushel) Brown . ditto, ditto • Canary Seed, ~ , ditto Rape Seed, (per last) . - sos. to 'cos. Jos. t 9 toss. Cs. to 4os. 28s. to . 42.5. 18s. to 4ss. sos. to b,s. 12.5. to to. t4s. to 14s. 6d. Ioi. tO 125. 451. to 521. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Mail rr. ' "Po sink ,the 00111---Rer stone of 81h. Beef, 4s. od. to 6s. od. Veal, ,4s. 4d. toln. Dd. Mutton, se. 4d. to bs. od. I Pork, 6s. od. to Gs. 6d. Lamb, ss. 4d. to 7s. 6U. HPAD OP CATTLE Tsui DAY, • - • • Beasts zooo—Sluxp and Larnbs Bsoo. I•II3\VG ATE and LEADENIIALT. MARKET, May tr. Peet; 3s. Bd. to ss. 4d. I Veal, 4.5. Bd. to 6s. 6d. Mutton, 55..0c1. to Ss. Bd. Pork, 6i. ed. to 6s. 6d. Lamb, 4s. Bd. to 7s. ed. PRICE OF I.E4THER. (per lb.) AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to . 561 b. - - -17 d. to t9d. Ditto, 6o to 661 h. - - zod. to lad. Merchants' Backs - - 170. to 2134 d. Dressing Hides - - - Ild• to 10. • Fine Coach Hides . - isd. to 160. Crop Hides for cutting - - 17(1. to 19d: Flat Ordinary - -. 30. to t7d. Calf Skins, so •to - , 0111. per Dozen - z td.- to 26d. Ditto, 7o to tolb. . 27.11. to zsd. Ditto, 3o to 401 h. ad. to aid. Small Seals (Greenland) los: to 345. per Dozen. Roo ditto, - iooi. to 140 s. Tanned .Horse llides, tss. to 2.65. per Hide. qoat Skins - zts. to 665. per Dozen. Price of Bark per Load. —l. os. to —l. 00 s. Sk Sheep (Shearlings), os. Lamb, is. 9(1. lb is. gd. r()N110N : At the SvN.()Fizei CIAVZSIIND, MAT,TO. Passed hr—the Louisa,. —;,,front - ILindite ; Hope, Epys, from Dieppe ;" Staffird, ; SuceesS, ; and Industry, 'food, from Pinau ; Juno, Jameson, Iron; Memel ; and Vrow Bena, Blaker, trom'Embden." - ,Sailed—the Ilamburgen kose, Hoverellge, for }Umbra' ; Ceres, Pieters, for Dublin ; Susannah, —, and Panbur held, —, for Harnhro' ; Hope, Wood, for Londeoilerry ; and Emerald, —, for Jamaica. Rank Stock PRICE U VL&TV Navy Slur Cent. 9641 per Cent. 0971 941 3i ' Irish 5 per , Cent. • 4 per Cent. COIL 78j ii 3 per Cent. )Leif. s9;i ; porCcnt.Con. Ditto Scrip Hunk I.ongA no. ISk 3-16 Ditto Short Ann. 5 1-36 i Ditto Scrip STOC;KA, , . DA Y India Stock Ditto 1;,,0ds s. dis. • Exchequer I;1lI s dig. NOV dit to luttcr Tickets, . •• Onininin gi 0 • Imp Cr. 3 'per Cent. Ditto Ann. Lank for Acgount India for 7t.;tly Con. for May 6! 607 g 6t TO COUNTRY GENTLEMEN AND OTHER. *** The tollowing Restorative Medicine is in such RePute, as to be used ajid!scominciuled by many of the Faculty. :For NERVOUS ,DISORDERS and INWARD DECAY•• Loss of Memory, r Feebleness, . . Dimness Of Sight, •• Horrors of the Mind, Pains in the Back and Loins,. 'Paralytic Complaints, &c. Tremblings,, I-lUNTER's RESTORATIVE BALSAMI,e PILLS, Country Gentlemen and otheri are informed; that they may be supplied with this v,thiable. edicine by sending their Orders by Coachmen or - Newsmen, or by inclosing Cash in a sinallParcel, directed to Mr: ]OLIN WADE, No. 163, Fleet-...trect,,London, for which purpose complete Pack ing ,Boxes are, provided for sending It with safety to any part of this Kingdom, Ireland; Scotland, See. . , 11UNTER'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM of LI FE and HEALTH, is the first Medicine in the: World tbr restoring and invigorating the Constitutions of per-. sons weakened and debilitated by a course of dissipated plea : sures,' or indeed by any other causes. Every day produces fre6tificcounts of the singularsuccess of this invaluable Re= storative .Medicine, : and many Gentlemen have been candid, enough to declare, that it has succeeded in cases when every, other Medicine proved Ineffictual: *,* Gentlemen of the 'first distinction in this kingdont;- as well as others, whose constitutions were broken anddebi litated, have experienced the.mud ettils of this Restorative Medicine. For Nervous Disorders, proceeding from excessive drinking,dissipated pleasures, the umuoderate use of tea, or from whatever occasions great debility and relaxation of the solids, a hatter and safer Medicine cannot be taken. Num bers who had undergone too powerful courses of Mercury (that bane of health),. which reduced them to a state of mi serable existence, received the utmost benefit - front this Re storative ; for, after loss of strength and Vigour, they hap , pity regained their former health.—For rnts in the Back and Loins, Gleets and seminal Weaknesses, perhaps there is not any Medicine in public or private practice which has been so successful. Gentlemen froin the. East and West Indies, whose habits were relaxed .hy the, heat of those climates, have received scat benefit from this Inedichie; aS well as Officers belong. mg to the Army and Navy, whose conStihttions were im paired bk hard servise. thr:variouS,change& of climate,.&c. • l'ersons far advanced in years should frequently take a few boxes of this Restorative, which will amazingly strengthen them, be the means of preventing varions.disorders, and. in some measure guard against the ravages of time. This Re storative may be taken with greaksatety,, by both sexes, at any season of the year, without restraint . or confinement. • Extraauf a Letter reeei vat froin.a Gentletrian. "As td the Efficacy of the ReStorative in Neivous Complaint, I' should feel myself in a manner titigrSteful, if I did not acknowledge the • great benefit:L. retvived,!when various other Medicines had been tried to .no purpose; and, therefore, although I have been in the habit of - acquiring no small knowledge , in•the physical way, I must' say, that 1 have itot Met with auy thingequal .to .11unter'ajtestora tive Balsam." Note. This Restorative is prepared in Pills, which produce more . gradual and lasting etfcts than ail 'the internal tbrnt ; the finer parts of tlic Balsam are also beater preservocl. To be had at Wade's Medicinal Warehouses, No. 163, Fleet -street, 'and No. Old Bond-street ; Tutt, Royal Exchange; Matthews, Strand Walsh,- No. 6; Catherine.. street; Crutwcll, Printer, Bath; Swiyney, Tesseyman, York ; Binns 9 Leeds ; ,aßcl of,:all other - Venders of Medicines in Town and Country, • . tiriee 6s. the BOR ; or it may be had, in larger Boxed, priee•only tl - .;Bs. ' which, contain the quantity of six small Boxes,. as made up for the Army, Navy, &c. A Pamphlet on the Virtues. of, the 'Resoritivc, with' a List,of important Cures annexed, may he had of Venders, price 6d. , • Ti..) BE SOLIY BY - AUCTION, A t,the Hen-and isickerts, -Birmingham, on ig &Ines& y the I , th day of May, at Four &CIO& in the Afternoon, subject to Conditions then to be produced, in one or more • Lots. as may hoagoted on at the . A very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE of I E, with suitable Out-buildings; si tuat.c in the Parishpf. King's Norton, in thy county of Wor cester, on t! Turnpike Road from Birnungham to ;lees , ter, and distant a little more than a mile froth the toivtif of Birtniugham„ containing about Forty;six Acres statute mea. sure, more or less, in the possession of . T. Woodcock, as Tenant from year to year. And• also to be Sold by Atielion, At the Lion, in Stratfont.upon-Aron on 'Thursday. the, aZth day of , May, at fqur o'clock i n th e Afternoon, trt one or • •.-4. • . - ntore ot , as may be wee on at the Sale, stalled to the Conditions of Sale then to E state, ; • Another Fargtenti.E.ree.hold Estate, with convenient Out buildings, situitte in litshopton, in the CoUnty at ‘VarwiLk, containing about a statute Atrts of Land, in the possession of,TitnotlTSmitli, .who.also holds from yearto year ; -This Estate is distant about one*tafilt from Stratford 7 upon-Avon, oirtliedEkunpike-mod to Birmingham, ' ..For! *tit:olm apply to Mr. Dodson, of Cound, near S,brcwsbury; or of Air. - Warreu, Auctioneer; or. Aiesrs. Gem anti Son,' Attoriai,":s . -at-LaW, in Birmingham; or Mr. Leigh, A tthmey t at 4 —taw,. Liverpool. (One Property). .To'f, TAYLOR, Surgeon, tslo 9, 1%1;:w Bridge-street, I.ondo . n. . • Edinburgh, TN the • Spring of 1794. I was afiliaed with a 1 Venereal Complaint, which rtreated wittf intliffer once for Live months; but was then obliged to apply -to -a regular Physician, .who put a temporary stokY to the yiru. • fence of the Disease (by itiereurial.applicatiOns).fol%some time; but growing, hi spite of all medicine and the - advice' of the first -cientleinen.;'of the Faculty here, - worse and worse for two y'ea'rs, I was reduced to a state almokt tin-• paralleled • and. beyond :.escriptiOn, being an entire leper, and ulcerated froM head Ito foot.—My head , throat, mouth, nose, legs, arms, &c. have_ ben alternately in danger•of• becoming useless;, in short, I have had from twenty to thirty eating ulcers on 'rn3i• body, 'and 'nearly totally 'tie prived of sight.--It. would :be'voliiiiiinotts to particulatee nze all illy ca.se- 7 -snifictit to say, there*Ver.tva.s, 'or ever, • will be, one of a- mere dangerous,, qt of, wore compli cated nature. I was long looked -upon by friends, innigined..myself," beyond all .liope:-.4f recovery; and, in . deed,-in my_ then condition, death was prekable my More than miserable- dater' lii 'this- dreadflii situation did I drag a most miserable existence; till Divine Providence threw in inv.way., a .Newspaper containing the case of a Mr.:13.•0f Plymouth—lnv ftiends • read it, I could sent and procured seine of 'your e-bEAK E's PATENT Ll.s, which, •by using, from . time to • time, nut now, and have long beep,, ;alter more Owl tour years nitiesc.ribable distress), iii as gooda state Of lieulth up ever I enjoyed; as. a proof of this, I had a thirving;lleriith'v child, born to me a few months .ago, In grasi toile to c.iuil, iota in • hopes: of rendering my fellow-creature service, I 'rctpiest you to publish this ; and you may at any nine refer persons who WiTilio be satisfied of the truth of this, or further- parti culars!, to me or my fritials, by letter or person.. As few rases for badness will ever ellual mine;. and none exceed cit,. 1. have from experience every reason to assure mankind, that in ;;our LEAKE's I'l-14 , S () Ty will turd a sure, speedy, sate, and radical cure, Au- that most' dread. fat stage 'of the - Venereal Disease, which - is called a c ots. '• • _ 7 .. • • T. * *- Insurmountable family reaSons. ,prevent making my name' and address public ; but crerlitAbles persons redly wanting information may , also' be Merited to ore and my' 'newts by NlO.. S. Clark, Ramsay-Oardens, Ediaurtrh. Prepared and Sold - by the Sole Proprietor, , • T. TAYLOR, Member of' the RnYal College- of Surgeons ' • in London, at his house, No 9; New ifridge‘street, Where lie will give Advice, without a, tee, to persons tak-. ins; these Pills, and will answer patients letters, if Post paid, on the same- terms, observing in all cases -the most inviolable secrecy, po persona's name, or ease having been mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the. Pro prietor, during the course of more than thirty-six vears„ thav he has had the. condo:ling of an extensive sale of the above Nledicine, and the practice arising -therefrom. • They are also sold' by his Appointment, for tho conve nience (it - those living at p distance, by Mr. Watson, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mentions, Printer, Clas yow, to whom also Alt. T. refers- for his address; at the Perfumer's, No. 35,7 ,Sl. Alhatt's-street, ; Mr. Itobertson's Toy-shno,• No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Dis borough's, No. 7, Fish.street-liiii, nearly opposite the Mo nument ;_Mr. Steel's • bookseller, No. 1, Union-row, little Tower-hill; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; .andby one person in every considerable town in Great-ritaim• and Ireland, in. Boxes, of only,as, gd..eaeh, sealed up • with fall and plain directions,' whereby. persons of either Sc. .rnak cure them selves with ease and secrotiv. N. 11. ,Eyery .13o*" Solit in Great Witain- is sealed up with a. .Starnp, on which, by favour of the. .Cornisrn sionets, is printed, • at the Stainp-011ide---"- T. Taylor, No 9,, New Bridge-smet," to imitate which is felony, and all others areeounterteit.. " . T r THEN- Proje - ssional Men of Ttiluca4ion and. V.V ll'espirtrisibility deviate from the general System by the selediort of a - peculiar branch, the sanction of long Con. tinuedq • •ess is ti:: bes;critcrion of superiority.. .- . Eight. ifs have lai voted - my practice to the excliisive treatitiet Itf' Three, I)iitirderi, anti the successful! result of my Om gives err: additional ardor to oppose, as far as I ain„ able„,,the, ravuges,,of those Complaints which are the most important in tleTitalogite of Human Infirmities: . . Aftee 'loth . OW row every Branch; as an Army Surgeon; I formed :a wish at an early period of Practice ! to resvue in, dividends front the igrinunce of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy at general Prattirinners. • . frhethreellisorticro, to the Cure of which. 1 have de voted ho attention, immprise, exery species of VEIiE!! REAL INFECTION; Wliether' of a recent or long ju ratioii: idly, All kinds of debility, .whether arising t)ie habits .of school-boys,_ or . the indulgences of -matu re age: And, lastly, that derangement of the system in wo- Men whichis called BARRENNESS, or STE Ri f.ITY. NillileTollE Diseases are the reit& 'of ignorance, or haste Au the_ mat went of a simple Gonnultirea • iutd..it not un frequently. happens ' that the seeds of 1.1 f; are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hnur.—By a superior me. thod'suCh CoMplahlts Art easily - cured;. and, even Where others have failed, - I tntst that. 1 ..may.prourne to utter a radical rc-establishrrNnt.. . _ Few:: hoireiii. aIZ the easel .of'complicated distress in this disorder, compared with _the calarnitous situations of Men, who, lion' indulgence in a solitary vice, or the. prevalent gaietict of a fashionable life, acquire that state, of Debility, which is the unavoidable •cotesequence of such pernicioui habits. Whet:: the unhappy suiP:rer hrOods over his misery, hut carefully. coneeals his tnistiarttnie it may be some Con's°. Lilian for him .to.know, that although it be an object of doubt or uncertaincy.with other l raelitioners,, the removal of theSe 'Deficiencies by gradual *progress of-Renova•- tion, is the acquirement of my Experience. If the -rites •01. liacc:liiis or Venus hive began to redact: .Nanly.,vigour,_ much anxiety will be prevented by an early Counterac tion'of this languid State;` and in these CAWS, no grew diiiLiLity will occur. • • But where this Deficiency. has for years existed, 'a proper perseverance is indispensably •ecetisite to revive the shim bexint Sparks of Lite, and to re-zrninatc the Constitution. MA Kit I ED WOMEN, who haw. long been disappointed in their expectation's of a Family, may be assured, that in most instances, such ditleas 'are curable by Medical skill. The sresy, which is so essential to my undertaking, and the:qualifications which 1 hare presumed to state, form the basis of my . pretensions, and in coincidence with such this intitnation is giVeli, that Mr. B. may be consulted personally, or by Letter* (iftlosinx a stool! Note),' at his lious.e, No. 29, Artintkl street; Strand, near:Temple Bar. • err I'here is an additional Entrance in Watet-street, adjoining, awl the - Name is on both the doors. Member of the Royal Col legeso I Surgeon. • NUM t . .',ROIJS Cases - of extraordinitt Curci per formed by that celebratedltedicine the CORDIAL t..NI eonthtueso flow indaity to tile Pro-. priemr, Dr. Solo Mon of Livetp_ool. It ..youlg be impossible to lay the whole before the PUblid, but a teW are oi:casional ly published, that tbs_atai s ac h t n 2 4.1ay.c.„ hope, and know w here to zipply y tura speedy termination of their miseries. Extr.4 or a; LettCrarOJEFINI-T:iSwe:t't Gwyttit, Dtuti 'Oil, and Colour Merchary, . No. 23, Al.iry's-abbey, pub4ll ) . to Dr. ;illontuituf fitii,•• • . • • • write,to' re,t urn you thanks for ha + - lag, through the won. power.pf your truly,yal,hable the cordial Balm ot' (Mead, restored ittyVVltUirforn ;Ir.:ler:lig illness of tune years Standing, to a peffect health. •""fi/e nature of her complaint finpjtacttl.:i:lPAi. atter#44 with los s anal iLittlyStloll j . OPP ev . ....ry syroptoni iliiVoll3 decay; for which' 1 arious reirte4ies . were prescrib A ot and taken, bat to ito - 'gooci.or last raliose till 'fluttirie ; was had to your invaluable*: Cordigl, tour 'hi) t - Ws Ofavltl,A ifirfectly restored her to a statc.of a long Link been a stranger to, .in diriseqUetkedPsirlag, 41ndloi the netit of the- aClieled„ you . have my, penuis:iion tit snake` ti chrelnown to the public 'should you think proper. ant, Sir, your obedient Scrvlitt, • ' Dublin, l'il,arch O,AS:A -• . • SW - 4 . ETT G 11! Ylig- An. OfliCer - attic. DragOini Gbards; on tiie 2..zd of Feb. 1801, waned on - Mr. T. . • and ri?qttestird hiib.to forward the piirticultfts of his exta ' • ordinary cure to Dr. - Solomon •ol Litie.rpooti. for j) lt~Eicq ' li had long been subjefi to a•ner4ditedi§rircriii;* l - 1116111.- fectol his fnune,• his hand shook, so. I . lo l # IXll*.t".! he could nor write ; seven bottles ot' the Cordial Bill" ch - ,L.t...,-Pc-+zi perfectly cured " him, and he can now- write as'we ll( 35 e ' er ' , 11 ' 2 could in itislife. „ . TWo niorc,..Cses comnittnicatcd by the'stme. A Centleman was curet of a fallintt; Ica( standing - , by a few bbttlei of thc Cordiat Bann or-Gileat. A Lady who was for years afflicted with lvsteritil and ,nrr vous all'Aions, and sabjed to fits, was 'cured 'hi - the Cordial Balm orGileaci two years ago,.-and ha.ff return of her complaints since. - ,•• The Above Cases I attest, and, will tcear.any inquirer ts., the -p,.,rties themszlves. ' . ' • T. WATii.tNS,: A 1-citing Lady, near Itenrith, t4s •afflictott with 4 ebi surnptive complaint, so deeply,.th•tt.lier lice )4.as despairedof, in this situation she•Nvas recommendedtO take-Ur. ?•. - -lona•u•b Cemiiai - Balrn Lit Gilead, a feWbottlei of Nvhitli i 1 Mt4neriy,., itt cUtod her. Refer.:nce for the truth of tins case MAY . 0e had to Mr.- A. Soubby, bookseller, Mi.' , MorriLk Tliontpso.n, check Niri; tit le l u e t r a ,s aA p u in l' g c L o o ri ti th ice ; , and d lie kMtre' aleS r . Feb. 1, - ,.t80r. extract of :t Letter from William Greembielth, Esq. onz of HiS . Majesti's Justices 'Of. the Peace fOr the Coulltj' Dublin, tb Dr. Solomon. ; • . Mo. C Nett Shields has triad your Cordial Balm of -Gil and though she has had the advice of many of th,: inosi nent - ofthe Facultria Ireland, to prescrihefor a biliOus plaint th a lots attacked tier the ten years, she found d l e aunt wowtertni bcnefit from your nmlicing alune. WILLIAM GREENSHIELDS'. Dublin, No. 7, Montagne-street, Oct: 9, doo. TN: Cordi.tl ilalutitt.. Gilead continues to be sold bv, Mathews, No. IS, Strand , Lond on, in bottles ,-price ,- each ; and in 51. MO, containing rite quibleity of 'tn,i ge hall-guinea bottles' whereby there is it saving of ;I. 'os. . Sold also by the.erinters lind4look ie tiers , anct al I Vet r , of genuine !'.:tent nAlicines in th: Kingdgm. ESTATE, situatelfVOraon, - ntaijiiigar, in Essex. THE -4AsoLuTE REVERSION of 144.01. Bank LoniAtuiuities, and a Freehold Estate, consisting of a neat Dwellitig-house, , with two Parloias on the itri.indoitfor, and five Iled-rounts,. with other convenient ()fliers,. 4arden and Orchard, and Four Acres of Pasture Land, - - valued at ,70c , 1. subject to the - Life Interests of tWo . persodsi..y.those Joint ages-nuke ga years.. The, property , vesteu itt. the wanes of respectable Trustees, and will b'ecnine the aboplute ,rii.;llt of the Pui . chaser at the death of the two respeetive • fc,rcnce, with Particulars atid.Ternks, npty be lvd.by iappling to Melville, and Co. No, 7, Cecil-street, Straiid, who are authorized to dispose of the sane.' "Letters ( . P.At- Nidovill.be - duly answered, . . . 10..8E LETT, Real ) , FuRxisHED, far not less titin . - Twelve,Nlouths frdin 'Alidsupuner nett, ~ . . C h _ , A Good FAMILY / HO - USE, in arter-110We.. : ...... • 1.4,1 re. —For Particulars, inquire or Messrs. ,Milfer and s3=er, Sronc-buildinp, Lincoln's inn. - • ••• ; - HIGII-BEECH, ESSEX. To -pp LETT' OR SOLD, ABOUT, -Two Acie3 of FREEHOLD LAND, situate neia the Inn, called King's - Oak, which, from the peculiar hdiuty Alf the. Vrospeds,'is'an excellent Situation for a CottagtriA'nemis thereon, which, witli, ttcpaiss; might bii.inatto a-C(4114)114)k HUuiC, or who e ol.r . Malcriab would 241 the exfieficetof building a new on , :. Situate abort twelve Miles' North East • from Lundoni and ovo tnik3 troin toughton im.thc Epping Road. Apply t. : o Mr. Scott, .SuryFytt, urnival's Inn. 1-11din3tEti1, TO BE LET I', Completely FURNISHED, A NE W -131 i L T 140USEI n OW-ICgS.• eon taming on the Attic Story,. five Roonit; on the One' Pair, tour Rix:rns and apressinkrbom; ou therCround Story ) , • a Dining-rootil,'DraWing-room, Study, Housekeeper's:rconl,: Kitchen, Dairy, Pantry. andeSevexal -useful Offices adjoining thereto. :-.The. .Coaoll-house. - and Stable Building contains standing lbr two Carriages, Stabling tar tour Horses, an,Har ness-rooni; a Wash-house, a Laundry, -a Room for - a - Man Servant, and a Loft; a Cowhouse used as a Stable, a GTZ:Cli house, a Shrubbery, and an excellent Kitchell Garden, fully cropped. - 7 • r ' • , „ About Ten Acres of Land may be had adjoining the House, and the wholit Premises • are supplied - with 'exLt , loth hardiand soft. Ar.d•ls situate about v.velve Hies N ort:1 !!'East of London, and two, Miles tram Luughton the Ep- ping Road.' Apply to Mr. Scotty Surveyor, Furnival's but F ROM .che 1.49b1emai1..1 0 ,1 'be .Peasant, intVica. • h tiob is the cause of mane ot t i h'ediiorders whic now at *m aim. When reasonlribiown oil her guard. by the pot:rit force of tianking.to execss; it too often happens Oar this imprudence produces aootber, or in other terms, a'cc3n nexion with a.disordered ot unclean person.„ And ti:cgoer!r4y those Of these hiaiSeretions are poiiit of catering into the sacred band of wedlock with i24cNct and, virtuous colhpanien. Well, what' is the ebrisequente ut these rep.ated itnproorieties ? The infectious poison which has lurked in the bosik of the' liaiand is communicated to the Wife, and entailed upon the od - spring, who comes into the wo: Id a speetiele to all behohleis, and is subject to the evil, eruptions of the most inveterate tendeuey,'Sce. A me. chanic, who uses Meta' in the completion Oftaily performance that has not been properly refined, will find his workman ship brssik,- crack,. and display a variety of ittipettedioits r in defiance ot all pains and diligence. it is 'exielly the - tine with those who enter into the state of wedlock, -withatlr having their blosid properly purified from the contailitnisAis • tempers it•receives through these errors, than which more efileacions than Dr. Brodurn's Botiinieal S yivp, tvhiclil is.an admirable:diuretic. and ads by perspiration, never fail ing to cure complaints of this nature, after they have lain clot,. mant ori the blood foi - seven, eit;nt, or teifuars. Al thong it is so eteaital, it is. at the same time so ;innocent, • th.it cliihi, Or .a lying in woman, - might take it with:the • pia** safety ; nor is there the least,danger of taking cold, even,,A the most inclement season; which it LczecciY POsSible to escape -frnitid tiring thvati triinist ration of a Cou rile of ineretilry.: Brodutp's Guide to Old Age, or Advice to both Sexes, ,to obtain a radical and perrnaheat Cure for thole .secret mities of Natufe, which delicacy often forbidi to dlCittsi even tcc.their Relatives; with a Treatise on Female-bi‘- oasas,, Nvr.VollS, i I lypoehor.driac, and. Consumptive ( ow. plaihri. To A*ll.lCll s added; AdVice to Bath - and Bat herS, tee. It is particularly recoininendeci to Scalar:4 I Sion. • • • • . c, The Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial to be had sge . the I)otler's House, No. 9, 4 1 bicm-itreer,"ii the Le,:e t ti f i Museum, Surrey Side of Blaekfriars , Bridge &toot gin, re6.d ands Wi ne -s treet, Bookseller,s who.t' (l d a l t Y el u d ed ) e e eivcd ji a 1 rge 1 1 1 : % ° S t i t rj - Ik l r t . l 3 l l ply ; thompson and lilts; .C'ast It -Utter ;•Bici - wite;.'rflray-, CYll:ler)..Rlß:ratiliktallesn'd; Crutttyell, Bath ; .S 1 sirs ( -1- 5 -5 7 -11a 7 11 . 74 b P: tc .it e dSi s ' te e 7; 49rr ' ilIC I4 e9t r.. ;11- Trewrtiari, • Exeter ; Swindey, 13iurtin i gham,li Spilt/boapaint Co. Mary-street. Dublin ,and by at] Pfmtersi:Booksclicis4, and Venders of \ledi:ineS in the three Kingdoini. . A Five Guinea t le•oflsletwnts C-orala I (Which is only to gbeuinheada a b t ot ‘ t h le e f ° T t lz r ; '4l3ll :bric e) a ' re c6 cA n t la t ill ionc il d e alt t 4 ii s t e p v u en rclia ." .:u4 6ll? . these Medicines of Travetler t ,s; &a,;;:st alb pe et 'is autho rized bY.N.4lrodum to travel with! thert.--4-t be lead siy4vg orders to the. Newsmen,: •-, ' A. 2.A.s•.:Bottle coot ins equal io five sinall ones: , Letters, Patents' Cases, %v . itji• the I)oEior's usual Fee sf a Qiiinea,: will be stria' y attended to. • I It will be necessary the.pottor shook! see such Patients as are elided with Deafness orLoss of Sight, or send their Cases 'by Letter or Parcel, to the DoCtor (Post or Carriage With his lisuahfee.—The •Aleciiciuoi may be baderett day. .. • . FOR.SALE BY. AUcTION, At the Star and darter, Portsmouth, for the Benefit of the Owners'and. Underwriters, at Eleven o'Clock, on Thurs day the 44th Day of May, iSos; (FOR EXPORTATION). PIECES of DAMAGED BRAND,Y, • about 2400 Yards of Sirk Flowered Satin and Ifroc des ; being part of the'Cargo of the Brig Jupiter, burnt in For ts- Mouth. Hatbour. For viewing the Goods, Catalogues, and further Particu lars, apply to Mr. Collins, Auctioneer, Union-stre t, l'Ortsea. FREEHOLD ESTATES, SAIA)P. TO BE. SOLD BY AUCTION, Together or in Two Lots, ont•Mondar 123 Jute, ISOI, at the Angel inn, in Ludlow, at Four o',Ciocki rriWO ELIGIBLE FARMS, called GREAT • 14.)511 . 0 N , containing 340 Acres, and LITT LE .VOS-, TQ? FARM, and RA,,LDW IN's COPPICE, contaitung 05 Acres, situate five Miles North East of LudloW,,. held :rum Year to Year, under gents of more,than Thirty'Year& standing. Both Farms lie convenient to be occupied together . or separately, forming one compad Estate, _within a Ring Fence,. viiell.wootleid and wkteied, and :are e_apt;ote of very great improvement by pr 4 iain g , and other good Husbandry, al'an easy'expence: Lime-stone and Coal are near, drid pro ; boblv-in-the Estate. Flit 'a view of the Prernises,.apply to• • the 'Tenants. „ . , by IWCHA NA N'fri a M LLAN. (ot covent-(taritcb • and l'ublished by WI LLCAtt Aictr.Lit'Scittrrs (of 'torsi NO. i 12 3 bYtrand ; where :ddvertiumn . ts, Order, for tbc:Pater,-Ltturs tar 'the 'Editor, &c, (poet W ANTED at Midsummer . next, a GOVER. NOR and f;o.v . rKe, ES'S', to Supqintecld thc Wutt.- house .in Birminkhatil, whele there . are ..ndw' . about Onz Thousand Peon No Person need - apply who cannot produce respeclAble testimoniag of Abilities tor such ail: undertaking, and also to hlorat haiaCiet. A . Applications, with prolier Testimonials, to be diredeC' (post-paid) 45 . J. righ4 Vesta* Wotningham, on or before the ztjth of May. WANT ED TO , RE t yr, 10: P RcHAS,Y., ;Tt nearer than Ten or • further that{ Poitv ltinu London, AFRfEHOLP ESTATE - ,v One Hundred to One Thousand Acres of LanA; w)th a ct,.;; rabic. 'Rcsi detiik:44::Prdereeico- will tk: t iwei to,ane, with a Manor and Fishery, and in either of the .Cuthities of Surrey, Kent, or He'..ts. • - . •r t:c ;•• _ _ _ _ Direct to ILI% Z. at Mr. Cornlal.• /31, DY and SON, TRUSS- and INSI'RUIVIENT for the Reliciaoit Cure of tite Rupture:d o . Laine, Crooked, and - Deforrned, n't their House and Mai - a:- factory; No. 43, Dean-street, 5i511 . 13, where - Ruptures of every description, in both SexeS, i+re immediately relifred and cured, if curable; by - the. Patent. Elastic Trtiss%, have one,' two, three, and four dittbrent motions of elasticity, accordiug to ie nature of the -case, atict state - of - the tont. , plaint, never failing to 'hare the-desired elk& Concare Bandages for Navel - Ruptures, , CtileutEncy, and Pregna nt Ladies. Suspensory 'trusses io preserve in Tiding, or '112.- mours, with every 1 nst ru Meltrfot the cure of Children's de formaies in the kneeseleirs, avetc:s, -,71140 an. vitures of the spine, or grookedness:of the. bkl, corrected. Trtissk,-on a neW principle.. foe Prolapsits'...Ani' and Litt ti, A now-invented Uriner 1 r ineontinencc of uriy.e in old peo. Olt., for be or up,- &c. tn.. l proved. . Advice gratis. Truss - Tnaricfor ‘ lll.:. Faculty,- - Truss-selleri'; Orders,-anl :-Icrry-coact, Wtvittnilist•zr;) laid). • ilit:St be addres s ed.