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the •Territory. cf• .7_,,iuenburgh, which they would prOc:eed to occupy. As they, were advancing, how ever, the Corps on the road to Ratzeburgh, under -Major Vag: ' QUIZ OW, were•attacked by - about thirty S' , veci;sh Troops, chiefly monnted Jagecs, but the did not return their fire, Moving on to4oe pl::ce where the principal force, of - Count 511EL.:4 was' ass'embled. •Altho' the 'Prussian Troops sign the Count to withdraw, he would not, but kept up a warm, discharge of pistol-shot. , At A 1 tst a Trooper and Cannoneer being wounded, a few balls were returned. - Meanwhile Colonel Vox - RP,F.sEN had advanced by another route, and joined - with that of Major QuTzow. He caused the Ca valry to deploy. The Colonel again sent a Trtim peter to Count LowFavnitmq, and after some confe rence, Colonel VON REESEN made his left,wing fall back; to leave' ttie way open for the Swedes into the Territory of Meck 3 ,epbtargh. But after it was sup-. posed ail hostilities had - ceased, the SWedes skewed a disposition to 'Occupy a -height from, which, they might have giVen some.disturbance to the Prussians; it was found,necessary, to dislodge thern,by dire&ing against them a- few dis Charges of grape-shot, by which a few hussars - and a horse were killed. After the exchange of a few shots of small-arms,. the Swedes' retreated."--It concludes thus---" The Prussian Troops had only three men wounded; This however, aftbrded - them the .satisfaCtion . : to have a close observation of the military appearance' and Manccuvres of the Swedish Troops. • The order and discipline which these Troops during their star in this -DistriCt : is well known ; and the resolution displayed by them and their Leaders me, rlt; ample justice." ' • • ' • - - - - - _ •BERLIN, APRIL, 29. The Court Gazette of this day contains a brief .account from Aatzeburgh or the aFrair on - the 24th; with the swedish Troops, which concludes as follows :--- , The Swedes at lsst 'entirely-withdrewfrom the territory of LatienbUv . gh .to GadeThush, and then pnr sued their march to Wieniar.. Sorne horses which had run away from them were caught by the Prus sian TrOops,.and sent after Ithen,•a:•> the Prussians in taking - possession of Lauenburgh had no hostile in tentions against the Swedes." • • Gen. KALKI:EUTIII - uth received orders to hold his corps in readiness' to march. i • M. AI-oil:us; the Russian Minister at our Court, received )esterday an Estalette .. from the Russian Consul at Stettin, whiCh bugs the. neWs• of the Suedes having blockaded the Port of SWinertnnude; the -S,wedish ,Government has also laid an Embargo on all Prusiiiao ; it is thought that in con . sequence .of these •das of hostility the - Prussian Troops will enter Swedish . Pomerania. The Eng lish .‘,linister, although on, the &e‘ of his departure, has not yet left Berlin ; it . is even thought that he will be replaced by another ? Diplomatic Agent, since Baron JACCUSI, our army at London, has not yet been recalled. • Es . , ‘A.;att, 2,—Persons \ - Ito. have arrived here from Corfu say, 'that, on the 1 Oth of March an' Order arrived there : from St. Petersburgh, 'for the greater part of the Russian TrOol . )s to embark and Bail for the Dack Sea.. 111.01t2tit . frt,: APItIL•I 2.—On the Bth inst. Marshal Jo - O4DAN pased :this City on his way to. Naples. Hie staid here one day, lut did not appear at Court, excusing -himself.to" the , by the urgency of his busines's. , The day , .hefore.yeSterday the Prince BORG,UESE ,arrived here froth Rothe, 'and has had several long conferences \vith the I. , 'rench Envoy. : It is Bence corie - Ctiarjd that his jc - d urney relates to . sonie of imp o rtance, espe.cially as so many reports are in circulation of great,ehanges that may be shortly ex peffed in Italy,. It is said that a papal 13u11 1 permitting the eating of flesh onFtidays 'and Saturdays, will -soon make ito appearance, and be followed by =other still , more important, rolatiYe to, awiculat confession. - • Am 3.11 ., ED-1 11:tmburgh, i Publin.` Due— 3 Gottenburgh, • 1 DUoiln, 3 Waterford. t'onsoli PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY AT TWLLVE O'CLOCK. bo Red. Ann. - la HE SUN. FAL . SUM AUDEAT L 0 .N. o THURSDAY,' MAY, 8, 1806. THE' Haml rtrgh Mail due yesterday. arrived last night. The Answer. Of the Court of St. Petersburgh relative to `Cataro - and Castel Nraovo has not yet been received, conseqUently the French still continue 17 .possuision of .13i , atinau and we are strongly . IncEncci totiiiilk„th: - It even if the F.:MrEROIi of Rus srA should comply with t 1 c Solici?aticns of the. Ca binet of Vienna, and order his Troops to evacuate Cataro, the. French will find some e - .:cuse for re taining the possession of Brannan, because it aftbrds snc,ll an-easy access to the Hereditary States. of Austria. The Prussians have not yet 'commenced any °pe titions against Swedish l'omerabia;but the. energetic pleasures taken by his Swedish Majesty, in eor,=:e , quence . of their Invasion of Lauenburgit, will corn _ pel the Cabinet of,Berliii to adopt a decisive line,of condu&. An Embargo has been laid upon all the Prus.ian Ships in the Swedish Ports. Letters froM Constantinople state, that the coolness -which the French have 'laboured to excite between the Porte .and Itussi4 has been removed by mutual • plaßatlon, W E feel ranch satisfa.aion in annontAcing, that MI latches have been received from India, which state; that a Pe-linitlve Treaty. of Peace has been i;ne.l wiz h SyNDIA, And that there * l4 every reason . , tO the Sabi-P.lOOll of POLKAR, • ',Yesierday Sir JeHN ?.lEwpor,T, the Chanceler of the EN.eh?oter for Irelaml, opeuect the Itish Budget: in the Hwase Commow. The Right Pion: Baronet, in the, course of a most able Speech, dreW a N - er), , favonrable piEture of the increasing re sources and coin 41ercial prospgrity Of Ireland, and his , • . Slatemeut fully • corroborated ,by several other Gentlemen who spoke on thesubjea. • • The .I)ebate that took place last 'night in the House of 'Commons - respeeling - the Property Tax, did not produce any new.light On the subject. It seemed :o be allowed on all hands; that the Tax was prope*,.. in its,Trinciple, though , it might of modifications which would mitigate its operation, in the inferior classes:. LoO . HENRY PETTY' signified- 1 that he ,Was'by no .means inclined to admit 'of any more exemptions, as, by those already 'allowed, 350,0001;;Were lost - to the Revenue. .Txrs forenoon at eleven o'clock the Peers entered Westminster Hall' with the usual cerergonies..,— The Court, after being opened, proceeded in the examination . of:Witnesses. Messrs. AOBERT. and AL-EXANiiER'T#OTTER, Mr. ANTROBUS‘, and some of • the Clerks belonging to the House of Messrs. Couris and Co. were examined in the course of the forenoon. The Flail was more crowded, in the Galleries and Boxes particularly, than on any day since the first. The Peeres,sei' Gallery = Was; . bu f f thinly occupied.. .' Yesterday, soon after twolve o'clock, His MA-, JESTY came to the Queen's Palace from Windsor. At two o'clock His MAJESTY held a nrivvteLeVco, which, was, attended by The Lord Chancellor, the Bishop of. London, the First Lord attic "Treasury, the thiee Secretaries of State, the Chan cellor of the Exchequer, the First Lord _of _the Admiralty, the Ntaster . General dt the• Ordnance,', the President of the councii„ the fudge Advocate, the Lord Chamberlath, the Duke of - Sormerset. tar/r . —Moira, Spencer, •Winchilsea, Dartmouth, Ayles ford, 'Fitzwilliain, Carnarvori, Stitiolk, Grey, arid herkev;y. Lorric-H. Petty, G renville, Flowick, St. Reign's; Cath cart, Beauchamp, and Hutcliinson. Sirs —1 ohn Sinclair and Stepher; Cotterel. Generals—Don and Gordon. • 111,:ssr - s. —Fox, Baud, Greville,and The following had the'honour of bcilig i*esented to His MAJESTY upon 'their" seVeral app•ointments and promotions, and had likewise ,the honour to kisa Hl6 MAJESTY'S haiid : Sir !ohn Sinclair, by Earl Moil!, on his being elcaed ident of the 136ard or Agricultuie. , • General Don, upon his being appy)nted Governor-of lerSey. Earl Grey upon his creation to that title. Lord Beauchamp (laic Mr. Lygon upon his creation to his • „ • •it Lord Hutchinson, upon his being apFinted Governor of -Stirling Castle, in the room of the late Gcrtffil Grant Earl Sutiblk; upon his being appointed . o',.'crnor of:Lon donderry, iti the room of Lord Hutchinson.. - 11iShop of.Loadon presmted His MAsEST,Y Vyith a book. . • After the Levee, His I,,Ts.TZSTY :held a Prll.-,7 Council, at the clost of which ; His MAJxsTy gave private audiences to. Lord 'Earl SPEN^ CUR, Lord' How c 4, Mr. WINDIIAM, Mr. Fox, Lord H. PETTY, Mr. BoNn, the Duke of SOMERS:ET:, Earl BoI,;RKELE, and the Hon.T. Gr.VILLE. At half past five His AIAJLSTY set of for Windsor. YeSterday the Duchess of You completed her 39th year„ Her MAJESTY iind the PRINCESSES, ac-, cordin- - to annual custom, spentllie day with their RoyLe.HighneEsc. , s, at 'Oatlands ; the Dulles of.KENT and CAmniunGE were of the floyal Party. The Coldstream Regiment's Band attended,, and played during the'day. SPLENDFD MarChiODOSS of STAFFORD last night ga've -- -a magnificent Eutertaininent,- in, Cleveland Row. The rooms were illuminated and decorated :in the 'mbsf elegant and beautiful style. The PRINCE of WALES, The DUKES Of CLARENCE and GLOUCESTER, : and a'Nery large assemblage cif the first persons in the kingcloin were present, to the amount of near tWo thousand. The' Corps Biplo matique also attended; and the Whole has been very seldom exceeded, for the classical beauty ofthe place, the liberal hoSpitality that maited•the whOle Enter-. tainment, and the splendour of the company. EAST INDIA HousE,—Yesterday a Generil Court was held at the East India House, made special on the :Requisition of nine Proprietors, • • All 6. the usual forms; Mr. Roc!: brought forward his Mcition for amending the Bye-law relative to Grants of Money, and - restriaing theM in future to ~30001. which Was seconded by Mr. YOUNG. After a Debate of some length, the previous ques tion' was moved by Mr. CIJMING, and seconded by Sir R. INIGRAM. But on the ,stfggest;on of several Proprietors; the .Origipal INdotion, and the previous Question were withdrawn. A Motion was' made by Mr. JOUNSTONE for printing a variety of Papers relative to the Admini stration of Marquis Wtr.r.E . H.Eir, for the use of the. Proprietors which was carried in the affirmative. The Court adjourned at four o'clock Cal the 1 instant. Colonel Sir Wm. liWt, the newAdjutant-Gene ral of the Forces . in India, embarked yesterday • on board His Majesty's Ship LiQq, WhiCh is expc6ted to sail with the East India Convoy to=morrow froM Portsmouth. ,We understand that the Marquis of BUTE, is ap pointed Governor of the Cape of Good Hope. Extras a of a Letter from an 'Officer on board. his Majesty's Ship the London, dated Port Praya Bay, St.lago„ April 6, 15,06 :—" Our Fleet have arrived here to water, aftex. the capture of the French Ad miral 'Fin Ship Marengo, and the Belle , 'Joule 3 but as we find water only tar .the necessary consumption of the d.il, we haye orders to sail to the Western Isles to in the necessary supply. Our late capture was accidental ; the French Ad miral fell in with, and almost on board us, in the night of the ilth, _of. March ; and supposing us to be an East India Convoy, did not perceive his mistake till the London, which Was well to wind , ward with the Frigates, came,iwith every sail set, ,alongside - of 'the filerengo before light of dx.v.n, ,on the 13th, and puureci.a• broadsic'e into her ',i,lefere. she found her el - Ter—otherwise must e escapee, frorri her greatsiapericriy in sailing.— I.,n.iots appears' a welkhred. Ciiiicer; he is but slightly wounded. Be had numbers of Lascz,trs and Indian Marines mboard, which we have . (WriL;tcri „ through our NA L NEW S. PLYMOUTiT; MAY 6.—Arrived the Danish Ship 'Kammer/leer Rosencrana, Captain N. SmITIT, from Norway, with timber. Arrived also the Bellona, of 74 guns, and Decade Frigate, from Sir ItlcrwlD STRACHAN'S Squadron to refit ; and- ail:. Eiryptienne Frigate, Capt. Hon. C. PAGET, from the Channel Fleet. , - Sailed the cora, Capt..ol.L.Y, for Falmouth, to join COuvoy for Oporto. The remainder of Admiral Sir R. STRACHAN'S Squadron are hourly expeded here, having been spoke with in the Channel yesterday by; the Eg9p ticnne Frigate, which arrived here this morning. Sailed the Trafalgar. Privateer and Ranger 'Re venue Cutter on a Cruiz.e. PORTSIsiOUTH, MAY 7.—Yesterday the Spencer, of 74 guns, HOn. Captain STOPFORD, and Le Jupi ter, of 74 (one of Sir JOHN DUCKWORTH'S Prizp . s), came into the Harbour for tile purpose of under going repairs. HA R IC H, MAY 7.---. The Auckland Packet, Capt., IlAmo - az, arrived this morning from Husum with the Hamburgh end' Bremen Mails, .roe Packets with the outward-bound Mails yet remain here, being detained by contrary wind:. FALgOUTII, MAY 5.-=-Arrived the Camel Store Ship from Gibraltar ; , His Alajesty's Ship Elephant, Dinc,DA.s, Is now off ttris Port, w•ith the Fleet un4r Convoy for the West Indies ; the Ships in this Harbour, bound thither, Ke noW getting :out in or der to join thew. , SHEEP.II7SS, MAY 7.—Arrived the of 29 guns, Capt. S. T. PIGLY, and Prevoyante Store *ship, Capl - ., Commander, tOth. from the boWns; the . latter proceeded, after landing some in,‘alids - brought home from Gibraltar, t 6 Deptford." Sailed a large Fleet of Merchant Vessels, princi pally' Swedish, for the Bailie,' Under Convoy of the Leveret. apd Alert. The Tindie/sea continues the for Convoy to Tonniugep,.. , • DEAL MAY 7.--- . S4iled the Fury _ Bomb, with the Flora, for Cork, atO tWo other Merchantmen, der convoy, to the Westward. Remains, in the Downs the rest of thb Ships as per last. • DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. A Distribution of the proceeds of the, Stokes, and Bounty-Money granted for the Capture- of the French Pri- - vAtecr •by I lis ajesty's• Ship Venus, on the loth July 18 will he made on board the said Ship at Sheer ness, on the loth inst. and afterwards at 1 . 1, Cecil-street,' Strand. To . the Officers and Company - of Ilia Majesty's Ship _ Livel . for the Frigates- Farna, 'Clara, and Medea, in . companV with His Wijectv's Ships Indefatigable; Medusa,. and a final diLtriliution of such. pant 'of the specie taken op . -board the'said Ships as was granted by His Majesty to the Captors, and of the proceeds of the bull's and cargoes of the said Ships, will he rii,de'on, board the 'Lively, on the eflune, - next, 'or as soon after as r ; he shall arrive iii Port ; and for three years from that date, at No. Cecil-street. A distribution of th,c. salvage arising.ftOrn the re-capture of the Ship Betsey,. by His Majesty's ShiP' . . l ,sis„ on the kith November, nos . , On board the. said Ship at portsrnouth, on the Toth inst. and after, at N.o. t t, Cecil -street To the Officers and CompaPy. of His Majesty's .hired Cut ter losvh, for the Re-capture of the Two Friends, on the August,.lB)3, adistribution al OA net proceed.s of sal vage, on-the 13th inst. it No. , a4.CTeßt's Inn, and 4 a T t the same place every Tuesday and Friday i'of three , Years. , 'o t; -. .e Officers and Company of its, Majesty's Sloop Wasp,'for the Capture of the French Lugger Le PeSespoiz,. on the ilith July, 1363 (in company with the' Seahorse), distribittion of the Wasp's proportion of proceedS, at No. IS, Clement's Inn, the 13th inst. and at the same place eTery Tuesday and Friday_for three years to come. VOYAL AC4DE.IIIY. N 0.220, The Children in the•W9od.—W.o WE N, R. A.Eleft. - TILLS subjeet is so well known, and has been so often treated, that the. ArtiSt ventured upon perilous gron,ed. , He has, however, no occasion for regret, but, on the contrary, 'has reason to pride himself in having acquittedhimself with so much success on so. hackneyed a theme. The figuye3 are well-disposed, and excite a strong interest. They have the true infantile charataer, and produce syMpathy; without distressing the mind with too . violent an impression. The colouring is rich, and' the lights 'are dispersed with, treat judgment. The whole is brilliant and harmonious. - No. 221.-A Sleeping Nymph.—). TIOPPNER, R.A. If this Piatire'had the lustre. ,of an ancient panic, and were not "so fresh in its colouring, it would hold a distinguished rank vjith the best productions of the same Mud frcen celebrated Artists, and gain a'hi , rh price in the ntorktiL • The Artist has very ably -lowed the track' of Sir J. ILEYN . p.t. D . Perhaps it may .be.thought the Slc ,, pill4' ,b6rff' rather too. strong a resemblance to "the- . /phigmia of that ad mirable Artist'. It is however :drawn with great skill, and beautifully coloured. We cannot help \vishing that the Curtain had not been quite so large, as it somewhat tends to take from .theimpression of the principal object._ It is, hOwever, a capital Work on the whole, and Would do 'honour to any Suneol of Painting. . . No. 229. Prospero ani Miranda.--M. A. SHITI R. A., Nature has been so liberal to this Artist in poeti cal genius that he might well • have been content if he had inferior pretension's to graphic celebrity. This hOwever, stews that he is " Equal to both, and arm'd for either field." The charmers are well. conceived. The sage dig nity of Prosptyo is successfully pourtrayed, and the figure of Miranda. is light, elegant, and graceful,— The Artist haS expressed with much felicity. that timid simplicity and amazement which might be supposed to arise from the necromantic terrors. that surround her. We are glad to tina, that successful as this Artist deservedly is in, tile line of portrait painting, his laudable zeal for fame, induces him, to exercise his strength in the historical department. n unlucky error of the Press, a Morning per, in A 3 arliamentary'Report, has inserted the word 'instead of Bill, and makes an Hon. propose render it as littlq oppressor !C •1•1 , i bbnoa:i,dus as pssible. . SPORTING lATELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING, t8.)6. WEDZIESTMY, MAY 7. The jockey Club Plate of 50gs. to•bc run for by Horses, Sec, the property of Members of the jockey Club, 4-yr olds carrying fist. 21b. Or olds Est. pb. 6-yr olds Bst. glb. and aged . Sst. t tlb. 13. C. Mr. Mellish's h. c. Staveley, 4 yrs old Mr. D. Radcliffe's b. c. Barbarossa, 4 yrs oliet - 2 D. of Grafton'S h.. m. Parasol, 6 yrs old 3 Mr. Howorth's b. c. Plantagenet ' 4 yrs old - 4 Foley's ch. h. Stretch, 6 yrs old - 5 Four to a agst Staveley-6 tot agst Barbatossa—j . to 4 on Parasol. , • Air. Howorth's Honesty, 85t.711?, heat Mr. Mellish's c. by Sir Peter, out of Doubtful, 7st. t3lb. :lb. M. toogs.—TWo' to one on Honesty. . Mr, R. Boyce's Currycomb, 7st. r rlb. beat Ld G rosvengr's Violante, Bst; gib. Two.yrold C. 'toogs.—Six to four agst Curr9nmb. Mr. R.l3oyees Malvolio rec. logs. frorn Ld Foley's Knee. buckle, Bst. 31h. each. Ab. M. r ogs. Mr. Watson's Tot, brother to Tuneful, 81b. rec. Sags . , from Mr. Mellish's Luck's all, Bst. R. M. lons. A sporting Gentleman has backed a Groomin liix service to run over the Beacon Course at Newmarket, during the present Meeting, in twenty-one minutes, for M.guineas. The Course is four miles and a distance, over which many foot Taces.have been run. A servant in the employ of Lord, MARCH, the 'pre, sent Duke of . QUEENSBERERY, performedit in 22! mi nutes, some years since, for a considerable wager.— The odds are against the present performance.. The PANORAMA of the BATTLE CIi . TRAFALGAR, in. the Haymarket, appears at present to be the centre of attraction among our Fashionabhts and Elegantes. Never, indeed, has any Extiibition'of this nature ex cited so much curiosity, and none, we believe, ever "so-amply gratified it. The awful situation' of our Shipping engaged with the Enemy Is so ably de pitted, that the btroic:condutt displayed by NELSOTAT and his Associates acquires fresh interest and ad miration from this impressive View of the A6tion.. It will benolittle recommendation to this admirable Piece, when We assure our Readers, that - every. otA of the - English, Ships are ccirreaty pourtrayed, atiel that severdl Naval Officers, who kignalized themselves on that memorable day, have honoured it with their entire approbation. , - But few persons can boast Of having many friends that would, lend them, on an emergency, a hundred; shillings ; yet, them is no , person who_ may. not, for a very triflin stake a adventure, possess Mime.. rous chances of gaining, many hundreds of pounds,: not by 2, loan, but by a a free, gift of that wealthy dame called Madgme Fortune. Cornmon pride and; imbition should,: stimulate those who stand in need of a comfortable competency, thus to endeavour, by their own. means, to render themselves independent. The rich Lottery:Scheme, that begins drawing' oz -Monday, affords, -many- chances of crowning their wishes. • • • .5111 P NE • .• POOLE. MAY S, Arrived-the Dart, Harland, At - bye, Williams, B anft Portsmouth,; tive, oynes, from and, New Hnpe,.Sanc. t Laws, from - Lyibington. Sailed—the Lark, Spurrier, for Portsmouth.; Alblon, Arai_ ters, for ‘Vaterl44rd ; Brothers, Coates, fur: 1.314t1 iand: 4- Henry, Waninfur NeWfoundlandi caAvEsEso„blAy S. Passed by—the Titus, figslop, from Lisbon:, Fortuna, Classon, from. Antwerp Anna Maria, Olton, Magdaleni, Pearson, Sus:lll94h Nl.*rgaretta, San Loin, and Crown Prince Frederick, Brecte,, from Norway. MAY 6. Passel by the Adventure, ' n Resolutiu, Clark, Two Sisters, .131ickburn and Eager ,11. d.a, Mprgen, stern, front Norway. Sailed—die Patrick, Ross, for Cork ; Rebecca, Chatton,, and .eiavigation, Forbes, tor Gibraltar.; Calypso, Smith, to:, Riga ; Venus, Harrison; for Copenhagen,; Linskill, Lot— teringtop,„ Fanny Home l3retze, Wight, Adonis, Barron, and, Good intent,- Clark, tot St. Petersburgh, 818 11/S On Saturday last, at Tixall, Staffordshire, tl - 4 Lady of- Thomas Clittbrd, E. of a Son. • On Sunday last, in Doctors' Commons, the Lady of Chris.. topper Robinson, Esq. of a Daughter,. Yesterday morning, at his house in Cavendish-squar; the Lady of Xonert Hunter, jun, of a Daugnter. DIED Pp the 4th of Last month, at Neufchatel, in Switzerlani k General Count De Meuron, Knight. - of the Red Eagle ct • .I'ru.ssia, and Colonel YroOrietor ofd Regiment of his name in llis Majesty ' s pay : the said Regiment devolvei to his brother, General P. F. De Meoron, now in'London. On evening; at)aer house in Broad-street•build, logs, after few days illness, Mrs. Frances . Van_ Voorsr, its The 57Th year lien age. _ _ To THOMAS TAY-LO,R, Esq. Sir, No. 9,. Nev Bridge-street, London. I CONSIDER it but an. ateji;stice due to the.. 1. merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to com municate to you the foll6wing Cure which has recently been performed by them An -:Acnuaintance' of by .the breaking out of an old Venereal COMplaint (a tended by a • complication of 'disorders arising, thereftbm), was reduccA al most tit'a skeleton; and although, he had the best medical advice Which could he obtained, and tried a varie,:y of Patent Medicines, nothing could be procured which seemed to suit his case, or to do him any service : he remained in a most ducesi antlTitiable situation - for two years, 'unable to follow' W I ; procession, and kiircely , asle to walk o s r even to stand tits his legs ; in f•,:il.no one ,who. knew him everilippcsed it poi; Bible for him to recover: .He wAs advised at last to try your Leake's Pills—lie did sti r , adhering strictly tliediredions giyen with them.; l-le hid Li - a:taken more than two boxes be fore lie foand.an alteration' for the better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and strength gradually return, and is now as . health) and stout as any man I know. You are welcome,' Sir, to icier any person to me for a confirmation of the aboc: account if it should he doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient hunibleservant, Library, Folkstone. THOS. PURDAY. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, • T Hos • TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, atlas House, No. 9, New Bridge-street;; Where, after a constant residence of more than Forty Years. , in a practice particularly direeted to the Cure of Vene.: real Complaints, and those incidental to 'the Parts 'of Gerofation in both Sexes; with that inviolable secrecy which Men of his Pi*of,ssion should always obserVe, he .batters himself, the advice and assistanceite gratuitous. iy adminiSters to Personi taking this Medicine, will bq esteemed. by a disce,ming Public, as an. advantage seldorri to be obtained, and ioid . olarnbigykity. Also st;hl, by his Appointment, 1r the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 3s, St. Al.: ban's-street, Pall, Mall;: ihe Toyshop, t‘o. .to 3, Oxford street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, 1 ish-street-hill; Baxter's, Smith-bridge, Edinburgh Mr. 111•1 )onald's, G las gow ; Mr. CallWell's; ; 13;1 linge's, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; - and by one rerson in, every considerable Town ir. Great Britain and Ireland, in 13 - UxeS of only as. ed. each, seated up with full and plain direc tions, whereby persons , of eltner sex may cure tlicatteiVCS with case , speed, secreci.,", and sarety. N. Is; case, soh; is !heat li;itain is E,ealed up with .a stamp, oil •.yhich, by - favour of the Commissibners, is print ed, at :he Stamp-olliae •-• aylor, No. 9, New lirid).ie, stre,,i.„ - to imitate which is Felon.v. anti all others are court,: terfeit. LON:ow Printed by k. kitKtS. ..I,C. Bow-street), and pub!‘isiled A. s c , ip p s (of s out h. Moulfoii:stiectii at ths'S:tn.o,:f;cc, t tz, Strand.. ..s,=~