The Sun. — London, England, 1801-11-18 00:00:00

We hear from Waterford, that the Ship Arnriv . , Captain' Taylor, of zo guns, froth Triradada to Liverpool, with a valuvble cargo `on board, struck ' on Wicklow Banks in the night Lietween Stinday and Monday last. Having remained there. twenty four hours, hoisting signals of distress, she at last threw a of her guns overboard, and parting her Sir, I am happy . to inform you of the good elleas your Pills have had, in restoring me from - the severe painS. I . have labour ed under for so many years.. I shall give you as brief an ac count as I can : For 14 years I was grievously afflicted with the head-ach, two, three, or four days in the week—half the time obliged to lie in bed, and very ill at every change. of the weather;-&c.' and the-three -last years had such pains in the back and kidnies, that I could not stand up without great un easiness ; this the do.aors called the gravel, - but could get nothing to:cure or seldom relieve- But what crowned my grief was, that, in the end of the-year 1.797, I was seized. with 'a violent complaint front my tkip to my ancle, called the 'Sciatica, that rendered me unable forbusiness by day, and 'itiok away my rest by night, so that I soon must have died, •had I - not taken your Pills, a box of which cured me eighteen months age, without any return, thank Cod. You are wel come to publish thi, by every means, for the sake of those who are sultiring. . - And remain yours, &c. Wm. COOPER. N. B. Mr. Cooper is a silk dyer, No. 61,W hitcomb-street, Baymarket. Dr. Gardner's Pills, with a complete List of Cures, may be had of Venders in Towa and Co untry, ss. tot. 6di and 21S. per Box ; small Boles, to suit the Poor, 2s. (Signed j. G a idne r). . CURIOUS FRUIT. t. TWO 'elv- CURRANTS, obraioed from Seed . ; one Red, the other White : they both bring Fruit as large as some Grapes, in bunches six inches long, and hang on the Trees thicket than the leaves. They have a peculiar brilliancy of colour,> a full flavoured sweetness, .and brisk poignancy of taste far beynhd alt Others. • •. • •52.. Three' New STRAWBERRIES, viz. t. The Che rokee, a,monalkotis Fruit, often five inches round, and 01 most exquisite flavOur. It bears so ibunciliitly that one rat frequently tills a plate.-2. The Paraguay, equal 'to the former in every fine property.; and comes later,• so as to give a long succession.-3 he Nlodena Ilantbois, the most de licious of the Strawberry tribe ; its very high flavour, and wonderful fragran.:e, raise it far above all competition with others. Currant Trees (each . Sort separately), six in a bundle for `los. 6d. Strawberry Plants {each sort, separatel} j, fitly in's btlinlie for vas. 6d. Sold at Crocker's; 'St. Alban's..street, Pall..Mall.No 'Credit. Par . Postage. • . . . LONDON :-Printed-by BUCHANAN NNW ILLAN, (01 - How-street, Cov,ent-Gordcii) ; and Published by L VuLLAM,4RMIcSR Syl ?re (pi florw- wiry. man,. W est nniistei) ; • At the : Strv.OFptcs, No, its, Strand ; where ildvvertitements, Ordtts fur Papei; Letters for the Zdievr, tfcc , , must be_ ;i4lOressed.l TO THE EDITOR Of THE SUN: Titr. s}i ritof.selfish i. and rapacious Monqpoly *ap ?cars pretty- evident in the - arts which are used.in rartous parts of the Kingdom, bUt particularly in Lancashire, to inflame the minds of the Lower Orlers':of the People against the opening of the Distilleries, which, by a . Law that has been in force 'mire - than a- tWelvemOoth, is fixed for the Ist of January next. It is well known that since the Distillety of Crain has been prohibited,' great advantages have arisen to the West India Planters and Merchants by . the increased price of Sugar and Molasses, - owing. , to the consumption of' those articles by distillation. 'The wish to secure the exClasive possession of those advantages to themselves, has induced some 'persons interested in that trade 6) take steps which we are confident the great, body of • the Planters and. 'Mer chants 'Would in the most 'pointed manner disa vow and condemn: Songs and hand - bills of ~the mOst seditious - and inflammatory kind have been circulated at Liverpool and other places, and every • means employed to excite, the People .to viblence, by representing the. opening the Distilleries as a. Measure calculated - to remelt: the evils of SFareity,. and rob the Poor of their food. Leaving these abominable produlions to the cpercion,of the' Law which they deserve- to feel, I shall make a few observations on the subject, -for the purpose of making it intelligible to,those who may not hive had the meals of information re speaing it. Without entering into a moral or poli tical disquisition on the effeas ,of the use of spi thous liquors on the health and morals of the People, it will be sufficient to observe, that such considerations (however important in themselves) cannot enterinto the present question, as there can be no doubt that Spirits distilled from, Sugar and, MolasseS, of which vast . quantities.have been mane: faCtured in the 'present* year, have all -the Mis chievous effeas which ,can be occasioned j” , those which are made from corn. Experience likewise has shewn that all attempts ,to prevent the use of Spirits, by prohibiting the preparation of them in this Country, 'have only ended in ,occasioning 'an illicit trade, ruinous to the Revenue, and -destruc tive of the morals and subordination. of the People.. The-principal and indeed only avowed objec tion to the Distilleries is the consumption of. Grain ; and it has been stated that the price of Wheat. has been greatly .raised merely by. the report of their opening. To prove the falsity as well as .malig. Pity of this insinuation, it will.be Sufficient .to ob-, serve, that Vy'hent is not :permitted, to be used. in the British Distilleries. The consumption of Bar ley; which is the only Grain in .use, except a very small quantity of Oats, - may be estimated at about 'tso,ooo quarters, which probably. does not much exceed one twentieth. of an ordinary Crop. The produce of Barley in the present year has been ab,..t!drint, perhaps, beyond all example ; and it is weii known that a great putt of the Corn used in the 12/:,illeries, is such as is. damaged, and unfit for any other purpose. It must not he fOr_ gotten that without the resource of some such con stant market, the Cftivator might ,not in a year of plenty, meet. with -a price adequate to his ex pences, and, in an untavouruble season, see his grain,. received injury from the. wet, relish in his barn for ~.aot of aPurchaser. The consequence of such a discouragetnent to Agriculture, must, in the first instance, be 'ruin to the Farmer,. and, in the next, Famine to the Nation. Exclusive how., ever, of the produftion of Spirits, the Distilleries •are subservient to purposes highly important to the sustenance of the People. The quantity of fork, which t/4 fatten, is suppose-J. by many to be equi- * valent i in point of human nourishment, .to, the total amount or the Grain consumed. Withci,it attempt ing any exaCt calculation, we can safciiy assert, than the extreme Scarcity of Bacon whic,lr lately prevailed,. and which was perhaps . the re.OSt grievous among, the privations of the Labnurir4 Poor in the Country, . during their late distress, /as well as the difficulty and immense expence wl:,ich have lately attended . the supply of our Navy., and Merchant Ships with be principally attributed to t7ie stoppage of the Distillerie4, , a measure - Which was ju - stillect and required by, the necessity of the : tithes, - b4-ene inconveniences of which' have been : settereLy..celt. In short, those only will . complain 0fj.1).-.'„ opening, of DiStilleries, who are either wilelly ignorant of the subjett, or .are attnaterl selfish or siriiSter tivcs who may wish to injure the .Revenue, , and enrich the Smuggler ; -to encourage Fraud, and ruin the 'Fair Trader ; to swell the hoards 'of f the ,Weu India Planter, and to starve - the Cultivators of Old England. I am, Sir, your humble Servant, AGRICOLA. DUBLIN, Nov. 12. THE following is a copy, of a Circular Letter,. which' has been-delivered to each Commandant of • a Yeomanry Corps; viz. Dahill; Castle, Ottober 3t , 17R t. " SIR, have the Lord kieutenant's commands to acquaint you, - that His Exce/lencynas much satistaCtiOn in-being - enabled upon the approach of a peaceful winter, to relieve the Yeo puffy from some pcdtion of their duty. He has therefore diteei' , :d, that from the nth day of November, inclusive, the , Exercise Day shall be . , reduced to one in each Fortnight. " His Excellency is clesirolis of taking this opportunity to express the high degi = ee of satisfaction with which he has itnessed the loyalty, zeal, auci spirit universally displayed by the Yeomanry of this Ceituttry, whose exertions have al . ready so inater'ally contributed to its security, and which he is persdaded will ever hen readiness to maintain the`Bles sings O' Pea:7e, by the preservation of good-order amongst ail His 'Majestv's Subjects. . " 1 have the honour to be,:Sir, " Your most obedient humble servant, "CHARLES ABBOT." i calites, drifted to set, Where, in' twenty-four hours 'more, she was met hy'a Liverpool Vessel, which took our . and landed her .Crew and Passengers at. • Waterford. When they quitted the vessel . there were 9 feet.water in the hold, and she was seen drifting nefore the wind eight leagues to the N. W. of the, Wicklow Mountains. A number of PriVates in a Militia Regiment : at Galway, last week volunteered to enter Regiinents of the Line, and received each six guineas bounty. They were,i,ll fine, young'men..i 'SaturdaY last Kane, and Whitshed; Groiers, - were pilloried at the Royal Exchange, pur s uant to 'their sentence, There were label's upon each of them .in large charaaers, containing the following words, Foi uttering base SilVer, knowing it td he counterfeit; and for corrupting their Apprentices." The base silver change - was bought for then from HarleY„..to-do which they had employed ap prentices. • Tuesdiy evening a most shocking murder was discovered in N(lth Frederick2street , Thomas Barryi•Esq. a Ge.ntieman reSiding, in that place, was ,found murderect in the evening in his own house; his brains were beat in a Most savage Manner, and the place robbed, VI?. Barry w'as `Gentleman of linmense prtipeity., Upon intim%'tion - e)f his murder,,George_liepenstal, Coroner of the Couniy Of Dublin, and . one bi it, Magistrates,' came to the place, and made the most strict Option, hut found it rie'cesSary to defer hold ; ing an inquest till the following day.- The unfor..' waste Gentleman had:dined-at home : a bottle and . glass were on the table in the room where he was killed.. Mr. Hepenstal found in the house property in Scrip.tdthe amount of 35,0001. which escaped the murderers. Mr. Barry, at the commencement of the War, was a Partner in thelOuse of Barton, &c. at 14oyrdeaux, but'Aremi . his,. property. after... wards. It is a most )ttm,id . triinsatlion,"and we hope the perpetrators' will be br ,uglit to justice. SCOTLAND. EDINBURGH,. NOV. 12. THE Sloop Lovely Peggy, of Chepstow, THo 14As FISHER I1111,,I6*; from Christiansound in Nor_ way, for Sligo in Ireland, with deals, was totally wrecked near Bighouse Bay, about fiftt.en miles West of Thurso, on- the zxst ult. One - man was drowned the master and rest of the crew saved.— Some j.rt of the cargo has been recovered, but in a damaged condition,' and so situated as not to admit of being ,removed by sea'or land carriage, without incurring au .expence equal to the" value of the goods. By ,a Letter froth Dublin, we are sorry to learn, that the .Alexis; LutriNosTcw, and Aim, Cocks- RAN E, belonging to Greenock, ate put on shore oil Dublin Bar, and apprehensions are entertained of their being lost. It is also reported that the Mar garets, from : the Clyde .to Honduras; is lost. POWERS OF THE JUSTICES OF PE4CE.!---.AI the last General Quarter Sessions the Peace-for the County of Lanark, some of the ,Magistrates and Counsellors were cited zo appear before the justices, tor obstru6ling one of their number in the eitecit_ tion of his, duty, within the Burgh.of Lanark,- in searching the Bakers' shops for bread short of weight., It Veir!g ckarly proved that the juriSdietion of .the Justices 'of the County is within .Burgh, as well as Landwar i d, they were accordingly fined in - the sum of 205 . . each, in terms of. the -Bread Ad.—We insert this for the information'of the Magistrates of Burghs, that they may understand the jurisdi6ion of the County Justices is cumulative with theirs; with in the Burgh, and that any one. Justice, with a Constable, may make trial of the weight-of bread exposed to sale, and fine and dispose of.the same to the Poor, in terms of the statute. DUNBAR/ .NO.V. 9. It is said-that , Government have it now in ct)n templation to make a very fine capacious Harbour. at Dunbar, capableof containing zg skti3. of ships of Mr. Coltman ha,s I;een measuring it . to-day, .anti there has been an . eminent Engineerhere, who has been tnt - jng obiervations: along the Coast from Fort Geoige - tb this. We hear It is proposed to build a Pier from the Battery to the Old .Castle, and to blow'up the steeples and :all the rocks between them. If this work goes on if will prove very beneficial to that town and =neighbourhood, not only by employ ing a number of workmen in..- its progress, but by the increase of trade and commerce which must. fol low a course. BURNTIGLA;sTD., Yesterday rriOrning',' about nine o'clock,- the sloop Forrest, of and from Greenock, struck on the sand.. point below this, and sprung a . leak. This day she tvas towed off-for the Harbour, but overset near the rocks . of 'the vitroil works. She, was loaded with salt and casks fo r'the herring fishery. The herring' fishing keeps - rather downward from this. Two boats, one yesterday. and, another to day, have taken -30 cranes each: they.sold at 145. per crane. The fishing is not become general as yet, though daily expetted. EXTRACT OF A LETTER TO DR. GARDNER, OF LONG-ACRE. R State Lot tetty now Drawing.;- - --A'n'-E•xinteis from Ireland, With .an ex aet account of each Day's Drawing, daily at -the old established State-lottery Pffice of Jforyvssyand .Co. ,z 6; Cornhill, for the imme.ditte inspeaion of the PUblic; •;ind for'all those who honour Holt NS B y and Co. with their com mands, free : of an yexpencewhate'ver. : —Tickets and . Shares, warrants . will continue on-Sale, . during the whole of the Draw'ing.' ClbtiS;SOci l etieS,,and 444' idual Purchasers, are recommended not to-24fglay buying _their, English T,ickets and Shares.,. which are now seVing ,in great variety of MiMbers sand on , feaSonable Terms by I.ORNSBY. and , Co. - • SHIP IVE;ko . BOOLE,. Nov Arrived—the Princess Royal, Allen ; Betsey, Thompson; Bonavista; IVlirtin.; Alfred, Pack ;•BeaVer, Saunders HoV.e, Stickens ; ; yalentine ;. and Halifax, Ran ' cull, front Newfoundland; and Aaivei •Williams; froM Portsmouth: _ _ Sailed—the Albion, Briggs, for Naples ; and Betsey, His croft, for Weymouth: cktiv Esal4l:), NOV. 16 'Passed by-the Star-Ship of-War fairn Portsnannth;:Nep tune, Lane, from ieirgfnia ; Hope, Brooks, from Hamburgh ; Nanclf - Mackinan, froni Tdnerifre ; Etrigrald, Ritchie, from BarbaVoes ; and Adivc, Smitb, from Madras. Sailed—the LiOn, Scargeant,. Mr Barcelona ; -Brothers, fir_arey_Ll4,; ' :or Demerifra'; Hercules,, Franco, for Figtiera ; (_)c'ethl; Simpson, and' orige Jans, --, for Havre-de-4 race.. 13,I1ZTIIS At Stonebotw, Pevon, the . fion. Mrs. DasliwC!od, Lady of Capt. Wstwood, of the Royal 14avy, oflt &on: • On „Monilay - .la3t, Mrs. j. Go - sling; of. Uprwr,-Fitzroy street, ora Daughtei, • MAR'R'ED. • • 'Ott th - 6' TOL' inst. a't We' Col I egiate Church, Man'ehc.tter, Samuel Lucas, Esq. of.Lce:lc,:ataffortishire, tq Mri. comfit, of the former place. Yesterday; .a.i , St. - jame's'sTlt, v.lohn'4ls4 ye rs , Rector of Walton on the Hill 4 7fi4 the !County Of . S,urrcy, to Miss Woodman, daughterof Woocimau, Jsq: of Ewell. On the izth inst. at Mac.Wii,'in Cotnwarl,. Lieutenant By, of the Royal ErtgineerS, k lizabeit lbhm'on Eflzines, daughter of Cuthbert Baines,: Esq. of Pei1..1c . c.,-,Captaill in _ His Majesty's Navy. WANT S- A f',T. i l\C•F., AS 1101.35 E. NrA !I), Y W O map ; cat have an' tinell.3li;,';iaL. 3 - .her last place, v !IT - t's!' 41i *Cr yeais and.-a hai l. T-N.o Obit& ion to Town or Country. I)ireet, post-paid, to M. Tc. - "iit Mr. f.;cale's,.llair-dresst, Mary-le.-bag-court, --%Veymouth:"street.- • ,DIED.. Yesterday morning, Mr. Tames Woodcodc, hp.vards of 14 ve4rs clerk to the late Vyilliain . Rix, Esq. 'llowolelYrizi of London. , . 00. •:Monday evening, Mrs.. Eleanor Haugllton,, wife of Mr. jonaOian Naughton, .of Chapel street, GroSvende square, aged 54 years; PRICE 0 STOCKS, 'JEST Sat Stock r9O ' Nivq PCr,Ccat• roo 1d . 5 per Cent; 1797, . Irish 5 per Cent. 4 Per Cent. 'Con. 833 41 4 3 per Cent. Red. 67fr 7 3 per cent..Cen.,64.- . r. Ditto 'Scrip - • 713anit Long Aim. in tr-t6i Ditty-Short Ann. sly 346: . Ditto Scrip . $ . • , F.M - DA Y. India. Stock ai4t 15. • Exelreq. Os. tzs. prem. Fundable ditto ri z pretn. New S. S. Stock ,3 per Cent. 175 t, Ointi tun _ Linper. 3 per Cent. 66 • Ditto Ann. 12 3-16,i Bank for Account • India for Account, Consols for Acc. 681/a COURS'E•OF XCIMNGE, TUESDAY, liarnburgh .- 3t rt 2.1 us. • A tima. - • 32. 0 2h s. Cadiz - - in:ol)er. .PittO - Madrid intkaper.Flo - Leghorn, ;;;, 'OV. 17. . - Napes - - - .: 431 Genoa - - - - • 464 Venice - • - 3S Lisbon - - Oporto 67A Dublin - Oft CHI:T . I I 'E - DORSET. • - GREY HORSES - FOR SALE. TO .BE SOLD, -.1 ..\3t. 'BAKER • • On the Cornhill, Dbrchqstor, Friday,'Vov.- 20, -and follow- • ing Dgy,- pri. - diely .Ten - o'C kicky, • . - . • A, BOUT ONE HUNDRED . ancl FORTY RE DUCED HORSES, - -belonging to the Royal North itij.,ll Dragoons (Or Beaten . Greys). Tnese Horses are in 'R sound and good ? and'are tioh 1 only ,On account of the' Reduetion in -the above Regiment. They willhe'found va luable for Riding -Horses, .Gentlemen's ;Carriages, Stage Coacheq, Post chaises, &c. and,are• well ; worthy of the Pub - lic Attention. MANOR AND TARIVFOF SEXTRIES.,.."ATI4ACK INGTOK, NEAR_CANIBRUIIRY. TOIBitOLD BY 41;C11014, „ In Sev.t.'n Lots, • , , ty Mx. • At the Fountain inn,' in the City of CarActslnirv; on S-atur day the zBth Day of NoYeinbe'r atTwelve--o 7 Clhck •at Noon precisely, . • • - A Very VALUABLE FREEHOLD. ESTATE, ailed SE XT E S. •' .consisting of good Farm-house; with Dairy house , Barns", fiu Hoek-lodge, Cory-houset, I lop Oast and Granary,. Stablef: Waggon. and• Cart .Lddges; And other :necessary Out-buildings ; a, Horse-mils, with Two Pair of Stones to grind Wheat and Beaig, _together with a Tank TOr Rain-Water,' capable - of holtling • nearly thirty - hogs= heads ; and Two Hundred and Ten Acres, more•or Jess, :of exceeding ,good. Arable and Pasture.. Land, Hop-giound, Woodland, Orchard and Garden Ground i fully stocked with choice 'Fruit-trees. • Also Two.CottageS and Garden Spots at a convenient distance from ,the Farm-house, lying toge ther in the PlirisheS of Nackington, Lower Hardres, Patrix -borne 'and Bridge, and , most desirably situate about Two Miles South of Canterbury. . • • Also a very capital and valuable Piece of planted 'Wend- - land adjoining the ljigh 'ROA. from Bridge to Street-End ; Containing by adtrieasitrement zo - A: -I R. - 2.5 P. plantedidx,ve thirty yvitrs ago :With Chesnut,, Willow,.&c. and now in a very thrivingcondition. Immediate PossesSion 'Ma*: be• had•of this Wood- . land, which•is exonerated from the.L. - .nd Tax. , • Printed Particular§ will he ready ,•io_ be delivered . in the course of. a week or ten days; •amid posseS4on of the other Land,may be had• on the iith of Oaober, iBoz, or immedi .ately provided the parties can agree. • for further particulars, inquire of Mr, Perth, at gaek.• ington, who will she w the Premises; Or of Mr, Hodges, At. torney at Law,' Canterbury. Canterbury, Nov:- to, : iSot. • ' • • • WARTS A' PEACE; A S QUT.TOWTEIk in a -Shop s - - Warehouser. Hotel;.Or'Tafertt,' oi_itrattyothei . Situation where-110 services may be useful, aN"O UNG AN, who can hive undeniable Charader lnun- last Pate.' • • Letters addlessed to W. K. at Mr.'Bowen's,_Tavlof; Furl', nival's Inn-court, Holborn, evil] be duly attended 10. , • • WANTS- A PLACE; : • . •i; GARDENER, cc mpliiiery 'versed in _his - Trades - a Niative or Scotland . ; aged al)out 3g; at 4 two Children; and lived ui. hid. last plcic;: 17 years, /rola When Ce. an excellent China&er will be given. AddrSs - Eetters,;pest-paid, - . to Mr: Cibb,S, Seedsman, Half Moon-tnreet, -• . • _A • LOADINC for 13RI6D'EWATER, TA,UNTON,' .LANGP:t)RT and its VICINITY., • rT I HE SloOp ROBIFAT, , JAMES EDWARDS J.. Master, lying at Li razkiin Chain, near Piekle Herring- , Any Person that basally Goods ter the aboi , e - Places, are de4. sired to send their Orders up immediately; as the above Ves 4 sel wilt be rea , tv to'sail its a few days. - N. 8.. The . Muster. to be spoke with on, board, or Letters. 'post-paid, to the Waterman's Arms Pickle Herruig. HOSIERY.; CZOK continues "to hare, on Sale at his Mantt• fadory' anti Nottinglt4in Warehouse- No. 434, Stranel• an extensive and valuable Asiottipent of HOST ERY ofeverj cLscription,•wilieli, for elegance, neatness, taste, and quillit", 17 - v has ;et been equalled, ;Lnd; he; flatters himself, can nevtr be surpa?sect:'‘l'he immy :.,:lvantages he possesses over ev-af othitr riers6a itt;this line.of business, •ond,t„he peculiar Lle4ree of peael:A:of: to'whi:di, by attention, and unli mited-o\ pe•lac.•e, 'he hAS brOllght ifis . Manufaet-ory, while •thel aftbit him Fn opportunity , otlering to tne . Public: a. varietli of 66:ALI, superhor-irt exery . resiied to tirose of . „any othei . pq spg,, put render all colnetitibn fruitless • al•, - 0 enable hun,? aee,.. - .irn ;lie:date' the eirfret. ill the' upon' tettrri rho'rejnotierate lhan can pussiuif ‘be.atiorded.by:any other kIoil:••,e in th- Vltzt - poi: - • • . • builtarn; June acy't: T Feet satisfaaio, iscion in i..cornrnurpLate, c9 you a most =sufpci ihig en ' 12,r yont truly invaluable HestoritiVeNiirvciaZ-COrtlial, ."amt think-it would . be.d.oing- an injfistice el- aritithe ljc in gzueral to withhold the- efficacy of sp saititar . k , aid sovereign a Medicine; Mrs. Shirivo=ki; late houselteiper ar Windfestone_Halfj in The.vieinit.df:Ducham,i-hasleeti t gllieted ftiont.the : year 1792, with a irrng train of horrid. NTA - otts, AttecTionsi..:47-- tended with excrutiating pains - in ihe , giddiness, violent' head-achi, and dxtrente sicktiessi itUsltort; her .whole .trarne was so irnpaired,.tnat it was with-tls greatest difficulty she could walk up or down. Staiis;•44 was offen cOnfined to her roamfor-weeks together ; her sittia tionwa§ so truly alarming;, that,slit: fraittentl p y . - Was oblird to ha supported to prevent her from falling ; with the advic 4 of Me , _Ecal ICT-en . she wa.; indueedlo make, a tri:it of yoat Nervoli.; Lhrdi t , she first took two small"Vottles, ii-iFareied her alittlerefief,"she then spot to me"fora large h tie, •and,,before she had taken,the whole of Was able ' 41 2 walk, withOut'llic, lean rif , . - .On four 0.t . , five mile:a site is now upwards of sixty years of -ate, happily restore' front gain sad disease, to a utter . state. ofhealth titan she 11. 1 enjoyed tor these ten years. Any persolisdeairou; of f art ha iiiformation, irniy have every satittaction, by,applying . eithe by lettei"(post;paid) or personally to your : Much obliged tiumble'lierYant, W. A. HENPERSOI4,- , - Booltseller,- Sidler-sticet, TO Dr. BRoDUM, Albion-street,:. LOndoul• • The BOTANICAL SY.RUY and NERYQUS.CQ' DIAL,, to be had at the PoClor',s Heusi.; N. 0, An ) 1,81.• street, seArch (10JI'S . trom the Ltweriin ATuseuni; .litacg% friarsbridgc, in Bottles; at 11. as. Its. 6d. seat ss. /dusk included) ;. also of W. BUlgin, Printer 130c1;:bpileK i - Otis 3 Medicinal Warehouse,. No. ,- Wine-street, whohat:aiso Ceived a large supply ,• Thompson and Mills ; Ca'Ale-strt:iti Browne, .Tol:xey ; C. Routh,. Bridke-litttet ; Reed - air She.ppard, Bristol ; Meyler and Corittwell, Bath ; Mt.is?P! Goadby, Sherbarn.7 ; Mr. Raikes„Gloucester ; Mr. WorCester; Mr. 'Crewman, Exeter; . Swinney; Spilsbury and Co. Mary-street,-Dublin . and by itiost sellers and Medicine-Nenders. in the three Kingdoms. - BROLIVIN-I's (1 VIDE To OLD AGE,.. or Advice both Sexes, to 'Obtain a radical and: permanent cure tor thew' - Secret Infirmities of Nature which delicacy. - often forbidsV disclose even to their relatives ; with a Treatise on Diseases, .NervOus, Hypochondriac; Anil Consuniptiw.o.;ql lziints. To which :is added, Advice to Bath and Hiatt ; ..Bathers,. &e: It is particularly. recommended to Sat ,t 1 Men. A ass. Brittle contains equil to five small ones... • To THOMAS TAYltilt,'l:::;o,., NO. New Bridge-Street, London. - ' Honoured Sir, , Edinburgh, March C 3, LSo BEG leave to irform Von,: that ever since th e year- 1790, haNe.been ailliaed. with the Lues i V-06 . rca ; which, froth its obstinately resisting - every cotirse,y; Medicine prescribed by . t.he most: eminent of .rite. Facul here, and undergoinges'everal 'severer courses -ot saiiv f ati,`T aLal twice discharge/I' flow tho .1-190itz,i, with little Would .4) . par-to be - be', the erniist inveterate ..nature. In . spring last y -ear my disorder ihatf,A-ot. to' such' a head. , ':", .he'ar.ly to vut a perrod..to, , lnyexitenc s c----I, had a large tq c ' s on tha.croilit of' my,: one each runt, and. rny'l brbke'our in a - mannetA "m 5. right was fire and-had - been in a state of ulceration • lOr t t d List seven-years ; my.. left , had also, two -latge, ;:.odes on i t : v. very much discolo m ur&l, and gyre e such exerut% nig phini . particulaily when warm in bed, 'as-nearly toY;'; PilV.e the of *rest; in• this . lamentably .state,- I• w as -reeoll' s • mended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who- receivcci cure by them herej, •to take our Leake's 'Patent which I be*--in to. - do cu Ale 261 - . h rvtly; ; !the .offortnight, I began'Ap- , recei-re - lepcht = in than a month, the ulcers on .myan'a. airy; v!: 1 4 4 :4 soundly li'eaied—soon. atter,', Ole - vies . on my lets ho. t h he `dlso ; leaving,- however, - consioci - ablc • diseoloniation skin,. - and pain in the ,bone of the !tit, tylrieb, by the sing of God, and a little longer pers•,..v !trance ). Q Ur .cable Medicine, subfiled ; the 'nodes dispersing, ti e.sii i i •regainh% its natural hue,' and Mc noaunial Pains going . off. I thus becamt, b' your liberal advice and perte&-tly free from all My former cot pliiint l • have recovered my former Spirits. and streOth, and r. lll come jolly-and fat, in Which state haVingCrontinttd 1174 months to the astonishment of alt who knewa h. in what terms to express thy gratit but beg for the 'good of other suffering morials„ to make, this, 7:4 case as public as possible, as I shalt en every ot;casOn s in so doing,. you will greatl eblige, Sir, cow gratet7_ °Lied:tent, very humble servant, : ALEX. MU Kl<Ei" Swan's Close, High-street,' Edinburgh: • ,itnesses to.the above Cure : 011 N •TuomrsoN, No. 3,. N'ew l'oultry Market; .•an 4 0 !11`1x resit, Ohl: A ssernhi y. C Prepared and sold-by the.soie eroptir!.tot, e . TIIOMAS Tel Y LOR Member of , the ;total, C o llege 01 ; 04 . =eons, at ins House, No. 9; Ne..w.Briage-,erect, 1 - 0 ° " 'where, atter a constant residvce cif Morelhan thirty4.l years, in' a practice particularly curtest -to the co.m -Venereal Conylaints and those incidental to. the l'4ll'of Cleneration, with that invirolable 'secrecy ivhicti - elenlo his profession should always observe in such casesf . ll I flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratultor..o adininisters to. persons taking 'this Medicine,esteemed, by a discerning - Public. as an advantage -, dont attainable and yuid of ambiguity. • ' _ A -6 1 Also sold, by, his..ap.point mem, for the Cop.venierN - ct.' those living at a' distance, at the Pcrthiner's, No. 35 , 0 * Alb:tres-street, ; the • l'Osholi,. No. 1' , 70 01; ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, .o. 7, Itsh-strcet-l:stro r. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Little l'o"`pc• 11111 ; Mr. Baxter's, South-.ridge, Edinburgh ; 1 4 r.,„ donald,' Glasgow ; Mr, arS.t_ r i perimi in •every considerable town in 0 mat Brit.iiQ. ,, JZ tP land, in Boxes of only ;6. 9.1. each, sealed up • and plain diredions; wikereby :persons 'at; either se' curestremselves with ease, speed, so,irecy, and safe t Y; % giro N. B. Every .Box sold in Gmat Pritain !itlC (t r nerS a. gtamp, on - Which, - by' favour printed, at the Stainp-Otlice--" Taylr , r, N ° tot.l ll Bridge-street,"—to imitate which is Felony, and all are Counterfeits. • . • t-,% -..- ..~' t'.:. 7.........,..... 4 t/MB: T Pr°.lVl Seco C host Gem til ßichard gg ... t most u VAring Ai .11 "het no, vTo-morn Duc Imaranee ti THE, Mrs. The P r 4 ` Q P ‘ r ) , t o lllsc hited a' c o i llY acqua 11 , Clara on Isame C a ll ' ram tilt r, the Ch 'ith Pero On T. poloON r she ured, a pillar on To and 1 1 HE nand pose sai' 4 4(sday. clArrib ; also 1 2Poktn A. Lieu sttuat - r - q, I Ctithe DIY one Ba e break • 'lct several t .l - '€ X C lIA. Indies, iV i est Int P' ) op for „ Y; Ca L i t/31 Merit i'k theyLVet4alits tili if•I'V'A.I4TE •Casa 1 ry, N % sere klply to , r ttt 'N.. • l ' l3 El o,eactli I ,:A`k o f ESI 1 1 11. 7 ‘% t L , z : e n 13ricl .ar wit hir.,,z shire tl ) ,, l ti of t Ih r t eral " t,. gente titntlte, E C Li B aro