The Sun. — London, England, 1801-07-17 00:00:00

!:';" SUICIDES. . SAtURDAY evening, about seven o'clock, a man named' Benjamin Pritchard, many years Head Cook to the Duke of MARLBOROUGH, put . a period to.hiS existence, hy cutting his throat. with e clasp - knife, at HiS Grace's house in Pall-Mall. He left SiOn-hill, where the 'family now , are, on 'Saturday morning ; pretending.his business was ur gent in town. On his arrival he conversed with the porter, and wished to go to his own room,.com plainmg he 'was not well. The porter accompanied him up stairs, and left him ,in his room ; but, on his not - returning, the porter Went up - . stairs, but found the door locked ; he then called some assist . 4nce, when they forced the door, and found the . un.. • fortniwe mirn his bed, his face downward, and his throat cut from ear to- ear. He bore the.best of charaders for- many. rears in the family, where he. ailed as head-cook, and his wife as under-cock ; ' but for two or three years he has shewn several . symy (!ms of mental derangement. • On Sunday evening last a young woman terminat ed her existence by. hanging hersel to the bed-tester, at the house of Mr. Pilton, a respeetaWe tradesniln -in Piccadilly. She 14 formerly been 'a servant in - the family, and from her good offices in the . familv ' Nly. and Mrs. Pilton gave her leave 'to, remain in their house' while she ,'was out of place. She was a very handsome young woman. No reason can be assigned for the rash ad, but she had -foil some time appeared reserved and low in company . with Mr. Pilton's servant. She went up stairs on Sunday, pretending to take a sleep after dinner in her mistress's bed=room, the family then being at their country-house ; but not coming down to tea at - the usual time, and the door being locked, sus_ • picions arose, and she was discovered, after hang ing, it is supposed; nearly two hourS. SPORTING INTELLIGENcE. EDINBURGH. RACES. .MONDAT. The City of Edinburgh's.. Purse or Fifty Pounds. Mr. Bztes,.b. h. by Drone, 5-yrs. - I Mr. Brown's b. m. by Pitch, B. Taylor, - - - Mr. Kincaid's b. c. by Overton, - - - - Sir j. Scott's b. h. - - • - - - This Race aforded excellent sport. EATS!.-The following is the return Mrs. Et. DETH HAMILTON, of Russel-street; recently iti.tde to the Assessors of Wateot, of male servant,;, mules, carriages, dogso&c. • " Not a male in our house, Not so much as a mouse." • Nor a horse, nor a dog, as true written ; For search tiouse and ground, Not a beast could be found, But a hungry old cat bud her kitten IVloti.NT VEsuvrtis.--The last eruption of this •Mountain which took place in I /94,- was remark able for the diminished furor, of the flames. The caloric in the lava 'was evidently less ,than .ou 'former occasions. The .stones which were in the, reach of these torrents of flrime were no other Wise 'affected than.beitig more easily pulverized ; anl'rnal and vegetable substances were reduced to a state o f coal, but some pieces of copper were found uninjured thOugh surrounded by the same, and locks and- bolts were not affeCted.by it ; even• glass preserved its form unchanged. It has been inferred from these circumstances, that Vesuvius is incapable of more than one, if even of one eruption, and that•the force - of it will be found relatively . very inconsiderable. On Saturday and Sunday last the neighbourhood of Tottenham and Stamford-hill 'Were alarmed by .two Lascars, who, frantic' with liquor, planted ' themselves in the public road, arid, with their knives drawn, menaced - several Ladies : they then pointed their knives to their sides, drew them across their throats, and seemed to be in such a state of inflammation, as not only to excite the strongest emotions of fear in the mind of every : pas senger, but, indeed, to threaten imminent danger to the vicinity. To the intrepidity of a Gentleman who resides - near Stamford-hill, it was owing• that . one of these men was taken ; and the other has since been concluded to the Poultry Compeer. Last Sunday was buried at Sim:well, aged 95, an Italian beggar of the name of Fisher, who never was known to have an hour's illness previous to his last sickness: He had thirteen wives , by whom he had no issue. The last one, who is living, is a middle aged woman, 'is inconsolable for his loss, because, as our correspondent adds, in his avocations of sweep ing the streets anti begging, he acquired a good deal G f money. :MANS oY-Tious Chafes Dubour deaux, an alien, underwent a final, examination he_ fore the . Lord Mayor, -charged' upon the oaths of several witnesses, with having , married three wives,' all of whom were living at-the same .time. The se veral marriages were fully -proved, and the prisoner was committed to the POultry Com . i-ter for trial... Tuesday a man was publicly whipped in White, chapel, from Red-lion-street to the City Bars, pur-,, suant to his sentvnce, for stealing several articles belonging .to the carte rs 'of 'the hay and .st raw carts. One of the Police Officers had his pocket picked, . while attending to keep the Peace. The same day a young - man, known by -the name -of Dustinanjimmj, was-publicly whipped in White_ croSs-street, fo.r stealing a shoulder of mutton from . a butcher in thai neighbaurhOod. • On Sunday sennight IVl'Dowall, accused of housebreakirg at Dunferthline, 'made his escape out of Edinburgh Prison in woman's clothes: - His stratagem was very dextrous. He had procured a. woman to come into the Jail with 'a sucking child, while several other women were also there, ,each of whom took-the child and dandled it in their arms in various parts of the Prison, particularly in presence of the Inner-keeper. - While this was going on, IVl'Dowall retired to a private part of the Jail, where one of, the Prisoners, who is a Painter, so coloured his face as to give him the resemblance of a female. He then put on a woman's dress, a cloak and bonnet, with a deep veil, after„vOich, like the J. 6 N:1)0 N : I'rinreu b At the 4sN.Orplcs, ntlei-s, he. took the child to : dandle, which he con tinued to do for some time, and then several of the women went out with him, while he carried the child, und& the appearance of a nurse, and so de ceived the Keeper, and effetled his escape. The Capital Prizes in the present IRISH LoT TERY are, TWO of - - 20,0001. Two of - 2,0001. Two of - - 10,0001. Five Of - - 1,0001. Three of-- - 5,pe01. Three of - sool. and smaller Prizes to the amount of 64.,5001; either of them arc attainable for the small risk of only EIGHT -GUINEAS, and which have been repeatedly experienced, by the Public purch:Aing their Tickets and Shares at Mr. IsltcaoLsos,-j, No. i 6, Corn, hill. .4-I" . Prizes paid on demand. Note-The .Draw ing begins •on Monday next. - An 'ExpitEss, -with an: account thereof, will daily.arrive at the • above Office. .SHIP POOLE, JVLY IS. Arrived—the Jane, Ca and Halifax, CofFe, from Newfoundland • Aetive, Williams, Hope, Netherwood, and Uhiquiist, from Portsmouth. Sailed—the Cliarlotte r Mazela ..vs; and Edward and Mary, Harley Bridport ; Prosperols, Netherwoodi for ; Lark, Spurrier, and M.-L.:mid, Wills, for Portsinoutli. GRAVESEND, juLv Is. Passed by—the NeOtuoe, Leif;, from Oporto ; Sizerst, •-• 7 --, from Dantzic ; Vrow El4abeth, Valt; from Nam bui.gh •, Fortuna, Hants ;. Vrow 'Anna, Elms ; and Twe Gpbroders, Sweet's, from Etnbden ; Harvey, Watson., .trom Crookhaven ; and Peacock, Wheatlock, from Seneal. Sailed—the Carteret,. Scott, for the Cape of Good Hope ; and Hannah, Butler, for Lisbon. - 111.1RRIED. On Wodnesday, at Sudbury, Mr. F. Brewin, of Surrey square; to Miss Addison, daughter 'of John Addlson, Esq. or the foriner , place. • Yesterday, at St. Saviour's Church, Mr. Mason, of Lon don-street, to Miss Ssvair, of the Borough. -15.4,71.0 v•zo At Smith's Coffee-House, over The' Born ExchAnge, on Monday the zoth of July, .qpt, at One o'Cleck pnxisely, the tollowjpg goods, viz. rr W - ENTYIFIVE Bales and ,PockelS" of. REIGN I-10n. , • " 3`40 - o ;Qiiart - er of:FOREIGN OATS. - . - • 4zo Sacks and Bags of BIZ! TI SH FLOUR. 1 . 0,5?0? White and.l3rown CORN BOGS.. , 1706 Dcuble and - Single MATTS - .' Further Particurs wilt be givervin the Catalogues, which will be r4ady-for delivery on Saturday the i&th inst. when Samples.Ofthe_l-Ibps, Oats and Flour Will be 'ready to, be sliev, a, by GEORGE FRENCH, Swore Broker, No. 6, Great Eastcheap. AYLESBURY, BUCKS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By. Mr. 1 / 4 :IIRISTIE, 'At his Great Rodin in Pall-Mall, On WEDNESDAY, July 22, at OklC o'Clotk, , IN- TL EN •OTS, • A C apital and Valtthble FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of the MANOR of AYLESBURY, with Bierton, and the Manor of .BROUGHTON •HOLLAND alias BROUGHTON STAVE LY, with Quit Rents, Fines, Heriots, Reliefs, 'Colts of the Market, Sze, and several capital DAIRY FARMS, &c.. with good Farm Houses, and suit able-Out-buildings, and - 657 Aeres,l3 Roods and S Perches, of uncommonly rich, principall-y Feeding and Meadow Land, Tithe Fiee, exonerated from' Land Tax, part let at wd}, and the Res;dtte let to most reSponsible Ten tilts on Leases, which will, expire in 1802, qa . s', and remainder in ►Srr,at several ann. Reuts, amounting, to near EIGHTEEN lIUNI)i&ED POttiv DS, tor,et her a Valuable Con:in gence;• better snited to he conceived than explained. ; This-desirable. Estate is Ottiate. in. and surounding the re spectable Marker Town of Aylesbury; in the County Of Iludzs; tb:: rich V..le of which is too well known to requite any comment. Particulars may be I , the Printer .of the Reading, Ox ford,. Nor:ham cr , ! 'Leice ster Papers ; Cambridgc Chronicle at t . •-: Co:lee-house •' at the George, Ay kStiury ; l',,rster, Cooke, andlitere,:l.ineoln's Inn ; and or . in, Pall, Mall ; who are empowered to 'receive Pro pcsals to p.urehae Priiate C-Ontrad. A Plan rnav be seen in Pali-Mall.. NEAR ASHBURTON, DEVON, in the SOUTH H TO ,BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr: CHRISTIE," At his Great Room, in Pall. Mall, On WEDNESDAY - , the i9'th 15:ty qj oy, at 'One o'Clock, CA F I~l' L and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE; consiting of the very extensive Manors Of BROOK,"MAYNPROW; BLICKEASTLEIGI-1, and BARTON, with Court Loots, %Court,laron, Quit Rents, Fines, Ilericts, Tolls of Fairs ,and Markets, Rights, Royal_ ties &c. and antient Mansion, Oifices - Virden, &c. in good -repair, and MIS 4(100 acres of arable Up-Land and Water- Meadow, Pasture and Down Litud,iTythe-free, Land Tax Nredeem x. ed ; zoo) .res of which are incloixd, and dicidod into `Ten Farms, and let to respeaable Tenants. Also, about 6co acres of capital Thnher, t,roVe, Wood, •Arrd Coppice Land in band. The Estate is. well watered, of the prisent annual Rent'of 01*)E THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED POUN-DS Capable of very considerable improvement. • The estate abounds with plenty of Lime-stone and beau tiful Marble,. convertible into Chirrin"(4•-pieces, Slabs, tic. A Water Soak-Corn Mill is let with the Barton farm, with a valuable privilege of-depasturing. Stock, on partmoor, thr illing, in . tite r whole, a most eoNpatt and desirable Estate, with great plenty orGame. :mil t ield Sport, as the distin ;7li slicdDevonshire orDean I-loot depends on this spot for its sport. The home grounds and surrounding country is beau titlilly picturesque, and requires only a few judicious works of art to render 'it a charAling residence. Situate on the great Western Road leading from Exeter to Plymouth. Distant from Asburton three:miles, six trom Totness, twelve from Torbay, fifteen from Tynmouth, twenty 7 two from Exeter, ili' the same distance from Plymouth. • " %The Es'rate may be viewed by'•applsing to Mr. Dean at Brookhousc; and particukirs may be had a month precOng the Sale, of the Printers of the Exeter Gazette, Sherbime and SaliSSury Papers, Bath Chronicle, S Farley's:Bristol Jour nal, of Messrs. ;rahams,. Lincoln's Inn, and at Pall-Mall, where a Flan Of the estate play be seeq. CAPITAL MANOR AND ESTAM,• STAFFORWMRE: TO RE SOLD ljY AUCTION, By Mesrs. SKINNER and DYKE, • On Wednesday the i dof July, at Twelve o'Clock, 4t Gar-. raway's Coilee-ho4se s - 'Change-alley, Cornhill, London; In One Lot, AC A T. AL and 'VERY VALUABLE! •FREEHOLD' ESTATE, situate 'at CHEDLE TON,: a fine healthy, part of the. COUNTY yf :STA F FORD, within four ,miles of Leek and, Cheadle, nine of Newcastle, and .:hour thirty frori - C.Litchfield - and Derby ‘, compriiing . the' M sNOR . o 'CH ED L ETo N, with Annual Free and Quit Rents, Court Baran; IninurnitieS, and Royal ties, over an extent of Coiintry of about' ao miles in 'circum-• ference ; a very cot ninothous modem stone:built Residence, called W E sfwoo D 11 A LL, With Offices,. Coach-lrous,es, Stabling, Walled.Gardqns, Pleasure Walks; Deinesne,Lands, riesira,ble Farms And Tenements, interspersed with beautifial Woods and Plantations', and a 'cotisiderable Fall of Water; - the whole containing about 1500 Acres, except a small Part Tythe-free, forming a handsome, Dormtin, capable of great . improveinents ; the most considerable part in hand, and len to Tenants at Will, :We remainder on very old Lives on whose Demise the present RernaLarnounting to about S 1 X-. TEEN ILUNDREP POUNDS per Aim. will be raised considerably. E x;;liisiveOf West wood.. Hal l; House,G rounds,. and Manor, and improve:ll)le Coal-Works, advantageously Situate a snort dist ince from the Staribrdshire Navigation; _to f'viihich there is a Rail Road. Also the PERPETUAL - Cu- RAC Y to the Parish' of Chedletozi„Of the income , alabolit ONE HUNDRED POUNDS per.-Ann. TO,be viewed 21 days.. preceding the Sale, by apPlying to Tllornas Dawson; at Westwobd Hall ; of whom printed Par ticulars may be-had; also of Messrs, Mills and Cruso Solici tors, Lee): ; Mr. Drewry, _Printer, :Stittfrd ; ' Mr. Harropp, Printer, Manchester ; Mr. Drewry, Printer, Derby ; IVless• Swinney and Co.' Printers, Birmingham ; Crown Inns, at Stone and NewcaStle ; George, Litchfield ; Dog, Sandon ; King's Head, Coventry ;at the Place of 'Sale ; and Mess. Skinner and Dike, Aldersgate-street,, London. DIED. 'On Friday last, at Epsom,. after a few days illness, Sir Griffith Boynton, Bart. On S undaylast, .at his house neir Bath, Viscount Barring t in the 41st year of his age. - The same-day, at Bristol; Sarnuel'Munckley, Esq. Lately, at Clifton, near Bristol, aged xB, John Wadman, Esq. of I mber-.HouseoteAr \Varmint:ter: • . On the - loth inst. at - BCaton, Mrs. Agnew, aged -59, wife or Lieutenant AgneW. On the 2y th ult. at Chelsea, Mrs.. Mary Mosley, widow of the Late Mr. Nicholas AlcsLy, or I?almer's-green, Mid dlesex. Ur, the Ist_ of February, at Petrowitzkin, - in -Russia, Mr. Cecrge Lacey, late of the Shakespeare, Canterbury. Lately, at Cbarlestown,. in America, of the yellOw fever, in . the 2.id year of iis age, M. Miles Dodson , son of Captain Thomas Dodson ; Park-lane. PRICE 0 YESTV. F STOCKS. veY Dank Stock 268 ii India Stock 205 i Navy s ner Ce,it gsii r.xciiquer liiiib S. s. ins. W s per Cent. 1797, 9 6 . ' MN ditto I. dis. I risk s per Cent: • I.uttco. Tickets 4 liti Ceat. Con. Soil • Irish ditto pei Cent. Red. 6r tit* Oninium to} ; rel . Cent. Con. 644 linper. 3 per Cent. i)itto Scrip Ditto Ann. lli 9-16 Bank Low; Ann. iSt 9-16 Bank for Account ;)itto Short Ann: s} lndia 15r May Ditto-Scrii) . . Consols for open„ 621/ - . STIRACIA's ITALIAN . OILS, for the GROWTH of • HAIR.' THESE never. failing OILS, which are not to be equalled by any one Article ever ofliired to the Nobility and Public in general, for bringing, the Hair on bald places, stopping it from corning oft; making it grow most Sponta neously, and as soft as silk, which has been experienced by tnousinds for these fitteen years, particularly by most of the first Families in the Kingdom : it never fails bringing all the Scurf off Infants' Heads, and makes the Hair grew,; nor does it in any one instance fail in bringing and preserving.it, .and-alwarsbrings it the natural colour ; it never gives cold by using in winter, is recommended after sea-bathing, and &c.for bringing Hair on Horses' knees, c . never fails if it has been off years. Sold only by the Proprietors, No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street ;- Williams, No. 41, Pall-Mall; Hiimphrys, No. I'S, Oxford-street; Golding, No-4z, Corratill ; calf, No. 54, -Holborn-hill ; arid Sexton, No. a-4, Leaden hall -street, at ss. a Pot, or al. 14$. a dozen, with good Al lowance to those who sell it again. Wj-fN PrOfessional Men' of EducatiOn and Responsibility deviate from the general System by the seleCtion of a peculiar branch, the sanetion of long con tinued. success is the best criterion otsuperiOrity. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful result of my L elan gives me additional to oppose, as far as I 'am able, the- ravages of those Complaints -which are the Most important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, as an Artily Surgeon, I formed a-wish at am early period of Pradice to rescuein rlividuals front the .ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general . Praditioners. • The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every species Of VENE REAL INFECTION, Whether of a recent or: long -du ztily, All kinds Of 4gbilit}', whether arising from the habits of School-boys, pr the indulgences of mature age: And, lastly, that derangement of the systetn in wo men whichis called BARRENNESS, or STERILITY. . Numerous'Disea'ses are the result of ignorance, or - haste in the .treatment of - a' simple Gonorrhoea '; and it not un frequently happens that-the seeds of Life are poisoned by the indiscretion of an ungparded hour.—By u .superior me thod such Complaints are easily cured and, even where others have, failed,. Lutist that may presume to offer a radical re.:establishment. ' Few, howeVer; are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations of Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or. the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility, which is the unevoidalyle consequence of such 'pernicious habits. , Where the- unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully conceals his misfortune, it' may be soma conso latiort for likit to know, that although it be an objet of doubt or uncertainty with other Praaitioners, the removal of these Deficiencies by, the gradual progress of Renova tion, is the acquirement of !fly Experience. If the rites of Bacehits. or Venus have began to ,reducaa Manly vigour, much - anxiety will be prevented by an early 'Connterac tion of ithis languid State ; and izf these cases, no great difficulty will OCchr. But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a prrappr perseverance is indispensably requisite to revive tke slum bering Slarks of Lite, and - to re-animate the Constitthion. MARRIE D WOM EN, who have long been disappointed in their-expeelations of a Family, ,may be assured, that in most instances, such defeas are curable by Medical skill. The .secresv which is so essential ta:my undertaking, and the . qualilioatiims.which I have prelynned to state, form the.basis of .my .pretensions, and in coincidence With such . this 'intimation is given, that Mr. B. may be consulted personalty, or by Letters (inclosing a small Note); at his house, No. 29, Arundel street, Strand, near Temple Bar. igr There is' an- additional_ Entrance in 'NVater-street, adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors. M. B-, Member of the Itayal College of Surgeons. y BUC h ANAN .NPMILLAN, (ot flow street, Coveht-k,ar:ltn); abct:Publtsitro. by WlLti . Ald ARirtlOLR Bc/tiers (of Horse-terry-road, Westminster); 12, Strand ; wb;rc Atdruertistrnentii Order; foi%the Taber; 'Leiters for. 'the Editor," &c, (per.t-taid)t must be addressed, CONSUMPTIVE COMPLAINTS, • - R E g.eneraliy occasioned by the Stag . nation I. of the Blood in the Littirs, till it is converted int 6 purulent. matter; this may be owing to netous, asthiriatic, ordropsical complaints, excess or libiciiiious dulgencies, leading a too: stuclous, .sedentary I i ; gloat of climate, hard drinking, 'immoderate uses of inercurials, colke ' or •other yiatery . I quits ;, it ir.ay be.ovving to a .cold - , caught by damp beds .or. damp ho.uses; cilloraiis or git....ett sickness ; excess of grief or detilitv of the.tibriz . of the viscera,. an ulcer in the.. n;:glcia - of customary exercises, &c. &c. Tne CORDIAL BM. N. , 1 cif t; IL EAD is calculate.d to ,restorti.a. °rot:en anti decayed Lon:Aitution to • its pristine hea)th and •vigotar; To be ti.td at er 51. CASC, , , With t',A :lye, at Mr. Mathews, No. 13, Straild; Lond, tne ' for Dr. S olorrion's ,Co rdial BaHi o. E xci czige. court, hi Bath, loy-HaZard ; Shepplird • Brighton, Gregory ; Birmirn;narn, Swinnay ; 13 ' loot, Srnitla; Blandtbrd, Simmons ; Bury St. Edtrilnisl's, ; Chet ten-path, I-3 a r otu,d; . earnbridge, Hodgsoru4 t,zy, Re.l la- Bran ; Colchester,, Keymer ; Camernar), Simmons.; Car- „. Jollle ; Chatham, EtheringiOn; Clachar; Chester, Fl etcher, Poole and Son; Chichester, ,Philipson; Cirencester, ; C 'Combs';' 1)b Mitt, • N0..7, xehange2,coiart; Day i ; • D,erta v,. pair) , ; •,DorlLuT4 Pennington; Dover,,Neales; Devizes, groughton ; Dorert,t ter,- Crittwell ; Deal, I(u.e ; -Dartmouth, Jackson; -E(lin norgh, Smith ; Exeter, TreWinan and ; 1' tll7lUcltl7, ;• GlouceSter .Glasgov , ,,• f ;I%lDohald Cos:. port, 1 larding l, Rawson • lps wlc A, ; . Isle of Wig . ht; Albin Kendal, lintlit,lwaite MerritrtinciWright Lane . aster„-W.al los 40y., ; pi.n u s ; Lincoln, Drury ; L'2:cster, Gregory 'S . wirgen ; Lewes, Lee ; IVliincW - _-sier; Lyn c h ; Marp.rt`, , Rbwe Milidsthae,"-WaLe ; aElbiarour)i, :1-14rold ;- bury, Fuller ; Newcastle, ; Nortn.,,ri d t(ai; Nottingham, ,Burbage ; Norwich, Sieven,;on ana Company; Oxford, 'Ones Plyitrotith, - RichardS.;;P4rtsnioitin, Belau/ ; Preston,'.sergent ;- Rea.ding, Smart and.CO. ShreASiiii/y, Woott; Southampton, Baker ; Si:::r:,:d, Smith ; Stamford, New'comb.;"'Stinderland, Bray ; ; - ScarbO- •rottgli ; Bayley.4-Tauoton,.•Poole-; - n! . )ricige, Cox; Wells., Evill i • Weymouth, Wood; Windsor, Mk-cue,/ Worcester, • Tvinbs ; Warwick, Perry ; Winchester; ;. yori, Tesseyman; Yarmouth,' Downs: . . And lay alt the . ..c.ptit,,ble Medicine Vend-era, Dooksel lets, in every principal . town' iii England, 111aiid, Scotland, and America. • To T. TAYLOR, SurgOrt, No. g; New Bridgc-stre..ti -• • . . . • Edinburgh, 141:4,y a, alio. • TN the Spring of 174 lik I was alttM 4. Venereal )Complaint, ivhich - I treated witli.inditlet encefor.five months; but was then obliged. to apply to regular 'Physician, who put a teritoo, rary slop to ti i c virc• fence of the Disease, .hy,mercurial applications). ter spfle time; but growing, in spite of all medicine and the advice of' the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here; worse ..40d worse for two years, I. was ,r,cduced to a state Anioit un paralleled and beyond descri ption, being an entire leper, and ulcerated,,fronr; head- to foot.4ly head,, throat, mouth ? . nose, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in danger_c l ,becoming useless.; in short, I have had from twenty to thirtveating -ulcers on -my - body, and nearly torafW re - - prived of sight.—lt would be .V011.1111,i11,0115 to particulA ruze all my case—stiffice.it to say,.there never was, or e ver. will be;_. one of a more:dangerous, ot more compli cated 'nature; I was long looked upon by rny friends, and imagined; Inys,elf, beyond, all hopes pf h.Nco.v.cry; and,. in deed, in my then condition, death was preierable to in! more than Miserable state. In this dreadful. situation did I drag most miserable eicisteace, till Divine.Pio videnco .thiew ,in lily Way a Isfewspr,per containing the case of 3 Mr, 13. of Plymouth—my . I:lends read it, 1' could ' sent and procured some of ydur LEAK E's PATENT PILLS, which; by using from fiine to tilde,, am.novv, and have long been, (after more than , or "yetrs indes(:ribable distress)) in as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed ; as proof ot this,-I. had a fine, -thriving, healthy child, pOcil to me a few months ago. - In gratitude to'Gi;l, and in hopes of 'rendering ,nay felloW.creature - service, I request you 1 0 pit~lislrthts; and yott.rrtay at any time refer persons WO wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, 'Ol further parti culars*,.to me °filly friends, by letter or person.- - As few cases fonbaduess .vvi a. ever equal Mine, .and none exceed it, I have, from experience every, reason to assure Manklnd, that in your L'i.Ag. E'S PILLS they will find 3 sure, speedy, safe, and :radical cure, for that :most dreild fur Stage cf,the Venereal Disease, whic h is called a cow' ' • . 1_ T. family reasons .prevent making my name and address public ; but creditables' persouS really wanting information' may also be referred to me and 'n - LY friends' by, IVlrs.'S..Clark, Ranisay-Gardensi•Edinburigh. _ . Prepared and -,4).itt by theScle Proprietor, TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College Of Surseon s in Lanttm, at his house; No. 9, Bridge-street, Where he will give Advice without a tee, to i*fsops ing these Pills, and will answer pa . tients letters, if post' paid, on the sam terms, Observing . ia - c...scs the roos t inviolable* secrecy,'' rig' Terson's name or case having been mentioned, but at their own particular *request, by the 1 )1 °' prietor, during the course of more than thirty-six yearC , that - he has had the .conduaing of an extensive sale of .tng/ above, Medicine, and . the .practice ari t ,ing. therefrom. They are t=oid by :his Appointment, ter the cony' nlenee Of thOse *• liVing * . at a.- distance, by Mr. Watson' Sbuth-bridge, '.dinburgh ;-. Mr.' Mentions, Printer, Gl3 s ' gow, to . whom also, Mr. .T. refers for his address ; at tiv l Perfumer's, 35, *St. *. Alban's-street, Pall-mat! ,-• Mr' Robertson's Tdy-shcip,' Nb. 503, klxfo 41 street borough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearly opposite the 10 11- 'nument Mr. SteelrS*, - Btiokteller, t, Union-row, Litt , ; Mr. Callwell's,,Dublin • and by one person i 1 ) „. every considerable town in Great-liritain and' Ireland, ' d fr" .Boxes of only 'ts. 9d. each, sealed''up with full and* pla"- direCtions, whereby person's of either Sex ,may cure theft' selves with ease and secrecy. N. B. Every Box sold in - . Great Britain is sealed 1 - 1 ? With a Stamp; on which, •• by favour Of the. Cornie r , sioners, is ,printed, at the. Starrip-Oflice—" T. TnY.„''''cl No 9,. New Bridge,street," : ,to imitate which is felooy, all others arc Counterfeit. -. ~1 Alo r. ..~._ le * l 4 - ti 'a c o t 'Wish Up 1 1.14 to _ )b tilde! teas°. the t=.c.tl ttuit for Li u trip clt. tr t th4t h'l I ~ ~•~ de cease, C cqs , r,str , the Ojai ken fro Th e arl g tellernti F orty c 141 A the • 4 , The adj u atti ,hire. MEDICINE ACT'. At the'only Warehouse for Dr. TAM ES's POWDER, 45, •S t. Paul's Church-yard, a few Doors horn the Corner of Cheapside, • THE following MEDICINES are Sold, at the Prices annexed, inclusive of the 'Stamp•• Duties im poSed by this Act but no additional. charge. has been made upon Dr. JAMES's POWDER, which is continued at the original Price of zs. 6d. per Packet*. It may also be had at 11'. 45. • per Doien; or the quantity of a -Dozen Packets- in. one Bottle for 'Las. 6d. Duty included; so that the PUblic are no sufferers. But in order to facilitate the operation, andto lessen the burden of, this At, which would in a great measure have proved a Tax upon Benevolence,. all the other Medicines are sold to any Persons purchasing 'half a Dozen, or more, fie: from : the expellee of the Stamps. • - s. d. - s. d. Pr. James's Powder 2 6 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Analeptic Pills 4 6 Dr. Steers's Parego - Cattle - Powder a 6 ric Lozenges a q Dr. Hooper's Pills ai —Camomile Drops a 9 Dr. Austin's Chalybeat Essence ofeoltsfoof 3 o Pills 4 o ESsericeofPepperM. r ai Berry's Bilious Pills 5 o • Ormskirk Medicines: 5 s Dalby's Carminative 1 9 Glass's Magnesid 3 o Tickell'siEtheral S pi- Inglish's Scots Pills s - 6 tit 3 6 Grant's Drops - G reenough's Tindures . t a/ Norton's Drops 5. a Tolu Lozenges t 1 Spilsbury's Drops 5 o Mr. Silence's Dalitrifrice 4 o Speediman's Pills • 2 o Freake'sTind. of Bark 3 6 English Coffee 2' 9 H.uxhain's, by ditto, . 2 6 Dr. Solander's Tea .a ' 9 Dr. Steer's Opozirldoc 2 6 Jones's Rlieurnatic Convulsion Oil ' 2 6 Tintture - 3• 6 Alsa, the Genuine Arquebusade, lately imported, and most of the other Proprietary Medicines in repute. Order's for Exportation are Supplied without Stamps, as before this A6t. ' N., B. As„many Persons, particularly, Servants 44 ,M es - s e rige rs , mistake the House; F.NEWBERY, the Proprie tor, is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is 'at the East End of St. Paul's, nearest to Cheapside, and that .it has a. large:White Stuccoed Front, with these 'Words in scribed: THE ONT Y WAREHOUSE FOR DR. I A-MES's- P OW D ER." Master of 'the Academy, ..Ceitcile4ter, from a respeaabte Gentleman, who was reC.ernirivit LA.to•take Dr, BR on um's Medicines by Mr. ). Coop - ex, Gentleman Farmer, at Le- f' vingrn,t7near whn w. 15 radical ly . , cured by tatting - the''BOTA NI CAL. .S 7-12111!, with a' req u est from the Patient for_its immediate)? üblicaion. A GENTLEMAN..who is induced from his con nedions. with Medical Men, to refrain .inv....rting his Name and'AdifeSs, tLe pLiyest motives of pill . , linthropi, that, his Case may be made known to ever.) , asth matic p..Trson in the Kingdom. _ _ For eighteen years pas'ilii3 had been severel,' afilieted with an Asthma, that,eyezy,winter renclet . ed„his -lite very uncom fortable ; the - atttikt4rit on this colni'?laint generally attacked him at the beginning-of-every winter, and continued till the w.arit weather ni4the ensuing Buintn,:r Arrived, and so violent and ktlartning its spasniod,c, ed ci;, that nrii - ry timesitha's tiirowli 4own on the. Bear; (12 , ;riVed of all sensibility, and, .to _all huncau appearance, of lite ; by the advice of Mr.- Cooper above:rmniti (Shed,' . nc on- Or. Broduin, took three Bottles of his N ERVO US CO ROI 1., to which alone he attributes the blesSings of a . parli2cl havigg'pv.sed through. the' last winter with scar;:cl; a :ne- Mento of •his Old troublesome companion, wiiicii hid not given him a week's respite in eighteen preceding winters. tine 2, 'Ser. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS COR DIAL, to be' hid at the Dtittor'srllous7, No. 9, Albion street, seven dcx,!s from ,the-4::'erian Mteseinn in Bo!t1es, ,25. Gd. ss. ' 6d. diary !.L.,.t) ; also of V;. Printer and W Gook,:cl:,:r, at his W Mecinal arelion, , .‘, No. 3, Wine-sticet, w ilO fia; al so re-. alarg,e S !apply ; T'n , .7,.,:p.-;atA, and NI k, Castle-street; T01,2,Cy • . C. ft,-t ; ;.ind Sheppard, Bristol;. ler, and CrLatvvell, Path ; Me;srs. Goajbv,. Sherhorne ; 4r. Raikos,GlOncestet ; Mr. Tymbs, kVor..,e•ner; Mr. Trewnn, Exeter; &whiney, Eirain ! ;lt,:in; L:4 SpisislourY and Co. A-szreet, Dublin ; and' b.' rn0..,2 Book- - seLiere and Mecaine,-Vendars in - the, tilree Kingdoms. 'BROM/N.l's GUIDE' TO; OLD AGE; or Adiiice to both Sexes, to obtain a radical and permanent cure for.thcse secret Infirmities of Nature 'which , delicacy forbids to disclose even .to their relati , res; with'a Treati ,e on Te n-laic Diseases, Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Coniitirapt;s'e Complaints. "ro wl,ieh is added„ Advice to Bath and Hut-- well Bathers, &c. It is particularly te , ...oinar..:nl:l to Sea faring Mtn.; A zas.. Bottle contains equal to five small ones. t 1•T'" In; 7/4