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Ptonz the LO DON r:4ZETTE, May . 13, 180 G, Cnnun- , ,j1.• 13, hlE:vintn ti'llNED TO SEEVE - IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. or Klt‘is.; I.E. -- Henry y artin, Esq. .J3atrister at 'lie , Lily of Londqn, in the room of Samuel Campbell Rowley; Esti., it ho, since his ele6tion for the said Toixii, bail( accept..d the office of Steward or Bailiff f his Majesty's "Three Chiltern Hundreds of Stoke, Des borough", and Butiennam, in the County of Buckingham. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Joseph Willtainson, late of Alatchester, t corn-merchant. 8.4 NK ROPTSe Joshua Morgan, latealloyadd-taeh, Llanfair-ary-brin, Car . malt hen, .t itilber- merchant, to surrender May 27, a, at _ten, . 'and-lune' 24,- at eleven, at the Castle: Inn, Llandovcry, C.:rinothent;hire. Attotnii,s, Mr. John Barber, 'Coray's-Inn, • London ; or' Mr. Thomas Bishop, Llandovery. oink Moinnouthshite, shopkeeper, to Stirr6uter May 26; 27, and tune 241 at eleven, at the Ruin tner•`Tavern, ..Aq iiristol. • Attornies, Mr. • .:Alward Stephens.; or Messrs. Blanuford and Sweet, Inner London. W Ctialn 417ilersnii, of Chorl tdn. row. Manchester; viaual ler; surreirdr!rAlay 22., 23, add lune 24, at eleven, at the Star • I nil, Mau. tiesie.r. Attornies, Messrs. Johnson and Bailey, Ni,dichester. 12,, , mas I lobson, of Louth, Lincolnshire, furrier, to surren der lune 3,4, and 24, at eleven, , at the Bricklayer's Arm 3 . Jun, Louth. Attoruics, Messrs. Leigh and Mason; N6v . 13(1(4e-street, Black- friars, London or Mr. john Nichol- - son, Loutit. • ' Drewett ' of the Glazier's Arms, Mansfield street, . st; George, Southwark, Surrey„ viduallet, -to surrencl . :r ttit;,,' 2,, 31. upe 24, at twelve, at Guilcthall, L ndon, Attorney, ,M4mott, Charlotte-street, Black-friars- road. Littleton Holt, of the Strand,' Middlesex, printer and putlistier, to surrender. Nlay 17, 21, and dune 24, at ten, at Attornies, Mr. Knight, Kensington ; or Mr. tropkin, Dean-street, Soho. T nomas S nerra tt, of 13irntinghain,carrier, to surrender [une 5, 7, anti 24, at eleven, at the Snakspeare Tavern, Binning , ham. A I tonnes, Mr. N icholis,Taxistoek-place, London ; or Air. Bird, Birmingham. DIVIDENDS. • June 7. Thomas Blowers, of London-street, St. Pancras, litien.Oaper, at.teiT, at Guildhall. lune to. Witham Shcville, late of Great " Prescott-street, MidAesex, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. trite Edward Nathaniel Barrow, of Leadenhati- street, biK,r,' at ten, at Guildhall. (elm Pierce, of Bread-street, London, warehouse nrn, at ten, at'Gttildh.sll. • (u , ,4 z 4. Abraham De Mendes, late of the Pavement, Moor-, - ILlds London, - merehant, at ten, at - Guildhall Julie. xi. Stephen Richings anti Somerset Richings; late of" oxford, tneeettes,inak4.) and co-partnel 6,4 t. ten, ai l; London.. June _t. joint Cunningham, of Epsom, Surrey, shopkeeper, at ten, at Guildhall; Loncion.• June 4. John jowett, of Manchester, tri4nufadurer; at three, at tile Dog Tavern, i‘lanchester. uric 9. Samuel Lemon, now or late at Market-Harborough, I.cicester, horse-dealer, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Mar- Hai borough. • Juno 14. Parssonand Tames Gardiner, of Clenient's- Jade, Loinoin - d-sttea, London, and of S le-place, Lam hop-incrchants and co-par:aers, at one, at _ • Guildhall. • • junc 9. Isaac Reason, late of Manningtree, Essex, baker, at elev ea, at the White Hart Inn, Colchester. June to. Joseph Greaves and %Valiant Denison the younger; late Or riverpool, merchants and co-partners, at twelve, at the Yoli4 Hotel, Williamson-squaw, Liverpool. Tune al. . rancis Scurry, of Pent -road, St. George, South watk, Staley; coal-tiealer, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lon:. -don. Tune 4. Richard Davies, of Shrewsbury, county of Salop,. porter-merchant, at one., at tile Castle Inn, Shiewsbur - ) lame;. Charles Cole, -of York, merchant, at eleven, at the Black Swan, Coney-street, York. June 3. jOhn Kashaw, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, -Liverpool. June 14 Bartholomew I ox, of Gough-square, London, mac:tiara, at eleven, at Gun:than. L'IiRTI , 1(.41 ES. • • June 3. Thomas corletr, of friday-street, ,Cheapside, Lon don, warehouseman. George . 2 , tkns*Jri,ot Cloth- fair, Smithfield, London, glazier. Tin - upp, of White Lion-Street, Spiral-square, horse . , Thomas Moreton, of flomerton, Middlesex, victualler. LAIV REPORT. COURT OF KlNG's I,I3ENCII, Mitt 13. THE KING V. STEPHENS AND AGNEAU. , Mr. 'DALLAS moved . to amend the Judgment in this case. Some' time ago the Defendants, who htd been Officers in the East India Company's Ser vice, , bad been convi4ed of taking a bribe, and es.- forting, money to the amount of 85,000 rupees, for which the court sentenced them to two' years im prisonitientand to pay a fine equal to the sum they half sokxt(.yrted.. •1t had been previously agreed, that 'the fine was to be calculated /at the current price of the rupee, which was then stated to ,be abotit f2s. 6d. and the fine, under such calculatiOn, amounted' to t 0,6251: ; but since that time, it ap .l-warlit that the rupee w a s no more than 2s. .2 . bd. which reduced the fine to 9314. and that sum was real to be paid. The Court had directed the whole penalty to go to the Informer; and by 38 Geo. chip. 52, the East India Company were prevented low. releas?ng or compounding such judgment. As The:Company. had no objedion to do it; With the leave of the Comt, he trustcdtheir Lordships would erant the Rule. : •Lord 'ELL4'BOROITGH said, that the Judgment rnu;t follow the Verdict, and couldnot be alteril; but, the' Attorney-General,. who had a discretionary' v)wer, might enter satisfadion upon the Record for, , t tat sum, by discharging part of the order; upon botice fOr that purpose. - The Rule was accordingly drawn up to that effea. TIIE KING V. 130 SWELL. This \vas a Aide for a Criminal Information against the Defend4nt,- for ma ing a false return to a . Man.. : ti;imus,:connnanding him to give up, the books 'be. , longing to.the -Corporation for Paving and Lighting the Town of -Gosport, to Mr. Parsons, who had been eieojd Clerk and Treasurer of iliat CorpuratiNn. . _ Mr. DANIPIF.a came to chew cause against thiS ..tule,•and,contended that a Criminal Information was 'not the footle of-proceeding, but it should be by civil a loo s ihr making , a,. false return. Mr: GAELEE, on.the.other hand, observed, that lie Would he satisfied 'with any thing that should pa cify the people of G3sport, who were much :interest ed in this question. , He proposed that there.sbould be issues to try the merits of Mr. Parsons's Election, or that Gentkman should resign .his office, if the Defendant would tinly do that duty which he refuses to perform. Mr. D.k - rvirfEn, not being so instructed, declined, this, propoitton ; and the Court, considering it a casein which the interest of the public was much involve!, made the rule for a Criminal Inforniation 3solute. . sbUITLIAV, 'MAY 8.. (EXTRACT OF A LETTER.) In your Publication of last Monday, you have mentioned 't hat DWYER, the Irish Rebel, had mur dered the Captain and Crew of the Transport in which be.was embarked, and bad' with his associates eife6ted his escape on the Coast or Brazil. Some account of that daring. - offender may be pleasing thyou.—Michael Dwyer is the son of an' Irish Peasant, who was not able to give him any education, for he could neither read nor write. Young Dwyer: was cow-boy to, More . than one Farmer in the County•Of Wicklow. When the Rebellion of. 1798 broke out, he had the - rank Of Captain among the Rebels; and persisting in his treason when the other Rebel Leaders had .been , put to the sword, banged, or pardoned,' he constituted himself a Ge, neral ; and strange as it may appear,. the fitEt was that he had for years undisturbed dominion of 2 tra& "of mountainous _Country extending 40 Irish miles, from the Northern parts of the County" of Wexford to within' six miles of the Castle of Dub lin; the Seat of Government. • The Loyill Inhabitants Of these Mountains were compelled by necessity to enter into a Treaty with him not to give information against. him, and he engaged not to molest them; and although at the commencement of the Rebellion of 1798 he had murdered Several unarmed peaceable Loyalists, this agreement was stri&ly observed. When Emmet's inSurreaion broke out in 1803, Dwyer had marched his men, to the amount -of many hundreds, from the County of to the mountains neap Rath= farnham, whence he could hear the firing of inns quetry in Dublin ; but when he arrived at his sta tion, the Dublin Rebels had been dispersed, and, as he heard no firing of any kind, concluding rightly that Emmet had failedin- his enterprise,• be did riot advance to Dublin. The Irish Government, in 1803, convinced of the inefficacy-of conciliatory measures, ordered the Mo— naghan and Artnagh Regiments of Militia, and • se veral Corps of Volunteer Yeomen, to occupy the distri&s particularly infested by Dwyer and his ban ditti-7-and after some months perseverance, this ma rauder, seeing no chance of escape, in the midst of winter, surrendered himself to CL-11.:HUINIE, M.P. ‘ ; -for the County of WickloW, on condition that his life should be spared. • • Lord POWER - SCOW:I' had nothing to do with Dwp. ee§ surrender. Mr. HumE ; and his Troop of Ca-. valry escorted Dwy - er, to •Dublin„ from whence- he was transported. Whatever country he maTinha bit ; I am inclined to think that Providence will not suffer him to escape with impunity for his manifold murders and.Tapines. Mr. HUME, to whom he de livered himself up, -was in no less than twPive en gagements with Rebels, at the head of his Troop of Yeomen, and in some of them with his arm in a sling, it having been fractured immediately before the Rebellion broke out: Advice has been received by C. 1 7 :.wcErr and Co. of thiS City, Merchants, -of the hiss of the Ship Edward,- of New- . York,- . .D . ULEY BADCOCK, Mas ter, from Dublin,' bound .to New-York, oh the night of the 20th of March last;, about sixty mile 4. East of Sandfr Hook :.the Crew, and „Passengers were allsaved. They were in hopes of getting out all the linens if the 'Afeather moderated ; . 140 boxes 'of.Which had been landed in a daniaged . state on the Beach, South side of Long Island—the Letter:- lost. Friday, a Countryman, .whose brother bad been' loded in gaol on suspicion of horse-stealing, seized a man-in Grafton -street, whom he accused of hav ing sold-to hisJ)rother the horse for which be was: apprehended. The fellow at first endeaiouted to escape, but in vain: A-Gentleman, who Came up at the time, observing,that endeavoured to con ceal a Letter, , which he held in -his . hand, with some difficulty forced it from him. It was acl dressed to a respe(table Citizen in Grafton -street,' and contained theSe- words, "'The inclosed" will do—work away." . ; - There was no enclosure. He was taken before the Superintendant Magistrate and underwent examination. A Banking, House has. stopped payment at 1‹:11-• kenny, in Ireland, with a collateral branch of the same in Dublin, which has occasioned considerable embarrassments. The two Houses have pUbliShed an Address,- stating, ". that the late malignant run upon them, aided by the innumerable counterfeits of their Notes, - circulated pver,Mpst parts of Ireland, have, for the present, obliged them to suspend pay . . . Two Frenchmen landed-at _Brixton, in the Isle of Wight, on Saturday, from a small boat. They were immediately arrested, and afterwards underwent an examination. The reason for : their quitting France' in so perilous a way, the boat they came over in .being only of about three tons I)w:then, has not' transpired. Sortie say. it was to avoid the etfeA of Imperial proscription denounced against them-= - others, that their business is with this Government.. EDMUND DARBY,' Esq.. draper THOMAS FISH, Esq. armourer and brazier,; and WILLIAM GEORGE SIBLEY, Esq: mercer, Who had been nominated by former Lord Mayors to be publicly put in nomina-. tion for the offices of Sheritialty of London and Middlesex, have paid into. the Chamber of London 4001. andalso 20. marks more, towards the main tainatice of the Ministers of the. several Prisons in London.; which, by an order, of the Court Of Com mon Council, of the 3d of April last, discharges them from the said. nomination; and exempts them, .from being eligible to the said office for ever' here after, unless' they shall tape upon themselves the office of Alderman of, London. The footman of Sir Join LOWTHER bad 'his leg broken yesterday in Parliament-street, while behind his master's carriage, in the procession to Westmin ster Hall. Two carriages were-attempting to-force into the van, and the eagerness of the coach Man in the rear of Sir JouN'scarriage, as well as others, in duced hiatto keep close. The horSe suddenly sfart ed at the whip, and with the pole forced the leg of Sir John'i footman through the pannel of the car riage, by which it was broken, as was,also the pole, which was driven with violence 4,:;ainst the preceding carriage. . Lt/ A N1,40 - N y rioted k I CIAAR 1 .)II R I.:1S, of No. 4, Mart4e!t-covrt, Bovti-street Publkslied h) st.a.t A 7.1 Aam to tit Sea trrs, of South Mot:on-street, Grosventr-spiare i _ • At the SOZ-UFFICE, NO. Strand ; where Aldveitisffnents Orders for the Paver, Letters for the (tostlutid), must be-addirtsseAt. SPORTING LV7IELLIGENCE. CHESTER RACES. MONDAY, MAY 5. A Maiden Plate of Fifty Pounds. Mr. T. F.gerton's b. c. Parmagon, 3 years 3 't • I Sir Win. Fluttioke's ch, f. Gallina, 4 yrs t 3 2 Mr. Saunders's b. c. by Venture, 4 yrs old - z 2. dis • A Match for One Hunched Guineas, h. ft. Lord Grey'sch. c: by Beningbrough,,3 yrs' - Mr. Brooke's ch. c. Sapling, 3 yrs . - - - 2 TUESDAY—Fifty Pounds. Mr., Bowkcr's b. c. - Royal Oak, by Telescope, 4 yrs- I - Sir W. W. Wynne's b. c. by Buzzard, 4 yrs -- 3 i Mr. Birch's ch. f. Lavinia, by Pipator, 4 yrs - a d r The Earl of Chester's Plate of One Hundred Guineas. Ld liabylsbr. c. by Sir Peter, 4yrs. ' - I Ld Wil tun's b, c. I3ucephalus, by Alexander, 4 vrs. Ld Grey's b. c. Voung,Roscrus, by Sir Peter, 4 yrs.- Mr. Tarleton's b. It. lack Tar, 5 yrs. broke down. • Sweepstakes of Fifteen Guineas. L4l Derby's br. c. by Sir l'eter, 4 yrs. I,d Grosvenor's ch. d. John Butt, 3 yrs. Sir T. Gascoine's gr. c, by Del ptin, 4 yrs. - •7 3 Mr. F. 8... Price's b. c. by Waxy, 3 ) rs. - WEDNESDAY. The Annual City Plate, 301. with a Purse of 231. •• Mr. Bitch's ch. f. Lavinia, by Pipator, 4 yrs - z r Mr. T. L. Brooke's ch. Sa,pling, 3 yrs - 3 .2 dis Mr. F. 1). Astley's ch. c. by Marske, 3 yrs - t 3 2 Sweepstakes of Zogs. Ld Grey'sch. c. Skipton, by_Beningbrough, 3 yrs - Ld Grosvenor's ch. c. by John Bull, 3 yrs - - z Sir W. W. WYnne's,b..c. by Meteor, 3 yrs 3 IHOISDAY. A Piece of Silver Plate, 501. • Lei Wilton's b. c. Bucephalus, by Alexander, 4 yrs x Mr. Bowker's b. c. Royal Oak, by Telescope 4 yrs 2 2 A Sweepstakes of zogs. Sir T. Gascoigne's ch. f. Lemonpeel, by Precipitate, 4 yrs • tee. ft. ' • A most daring attempt was on Sunday made to break open the shop of Mr.,Priestman, Jeweller and Silversmith, in Princes -street, Soho. Mr. Priest= . man, and the'whole of his family, left the.house tb go a little way out of town. From two o'clock in - the afternoon till eight in the evening a number of then were observed by the neighbours lurking, about the shop door, and endeavouring • to_ break it Open,' but the door was so properly secured that all their exertions were baffled. Information was at length sent •to the Public Office, in Bow-street, when Blzokman, Lavender, and Leigh went in pursuit of the robbers. A little before nine o'clock they found the shop surrounded by five notorious housebreakers. The villains made desperate resistance to the Of fiCers taking them- into custody ; but they at length succeeded in securing Edward Egerton,. John Cie:- menu; and , Thainas, frhiffield, three. well known' ohara(ters. Yesterday they were brought to I,3ow street, and underwent an examination before JAMES REED ? Esq. The Officers produced a bottle of phos phorus l'tid matches, which they found upon Cie inence ; likewise, two iron crows, and a numbersof pick-lock keys found near the prisoners. They were tomtnitted for lutther examination. 0'1)onnel, the bruiser, is matched to fight a .man of the name of Waste], who is but little known, on Whitsun Tuesday, for So guineas: SHIP NEWS. GRAVESEND, MAY 12. Passed by—the lane, Scott, from:Palau ; Euchard, Mal_ ter, from Norway ; Anna Maria ) West, and Longo Johanna, —, from Varell. B/RThS Oa Friday , morning, 'the Lady or john lames, Esq. of Houghton Lodge, Hants, of a Daughter. On Saturday morning, in Pali-Mall, the Lady of Sir Fre derick Eden, hart of a Son. MARRIED On Monday, Mr: 'John- S. Brickwood, of the Brewery Walthamstow, Essex, to Ann, third daughter of the late Young Green, Esq. of Pool, Dorset. 'An Monday, at. "funbridge ' Miss Hammond, of Deal, to S. 1-I.'llutehinson, Esq. of the sad Regiment. Yesterday, at Camberwell, W.m. Curteis, jun., Esq. to Miss Hains, of Blackheath. DIAL) • Saturday evening,.At Mercer's Hall,' Robert Caune, Esq. Clerk to the S2omiiany. On Sunday evening last,' at her house in Montagu-street, Mrs. Grant, relict of the late Lieutenant-General Francis G taut Lately; after a shert confinement, occasioned by a fall, Dr. Beer, , ot Ely. place, HO-lhorn, aged So. . On'the Bth of ltlarcli last, in Surinam,: the - Hon. George, Cranstoune, Colonel of the 64th Re;:,iment, brother to the late, and uncle of the 'present Lord Cranstoune. • hionday morning,. at Tidenharn House, in the County of Gloifeeter, Thoma . '‘Villiains, Esq.—an alive Magistrate for the Counties of Gloucester and Monmouth. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDA Y. • Bank Stock, tog 259 - i India Stock, Navy-s- per Cont. 93 $ f India Bonds, is. pr. , 5 per Cent. 179, ,South-;Sea Stock, Irish 5 per Cent. 884 89 - - Excheq. 140 is, par, ts. 2S. pr. 4 per Cent. 77i 78 77i Ornnium, i,l 3 per Cent. Red. 59 3 per Ceut. deferred, per Cent Con 6o Imperial 3 per Cent. Rank 1.. Anna t 7 3-toll's- • Ditto Ann. 8 Ditto Short Ann. Cons. flit 22 May, 6o • .No. 29, Arundel.stvcet, Sept. 13, igrA. VOR' Eleven .Years ~.I have relinquished all .other Practice for the Treatmenubt Venereal Complaints, and the cure of those deficiencies which are the consequences of a destrudive habit. • . - The undoubted qualifications which 1 possess, as a Mem ber of theltoyal College of Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon in the Army, and the extent of my experience in this peculiar line, .constitute my claim 'to that superiority, which cannot be attained by the illiterate, or even by the most respectable .general Practitioner, whose mind is harassed•by ettention to an immense variety, of Disoiders. • The very,singular complaints at . .. Disease anti Debility,- in which ; from every part of the world I have been consulted, must have considerably conduced to fity•perfed comprehen .sion of the most complicated Cases. If Diseases arise from the indiscretion of an unguattled mo ment, and if such Cases of distressful disarrangement. do exist, as those which are the t.'onsequences of an habitual vice, can any 'Man assume a better title to' treat-them. than a regular Surgeon.; 'tesigning all other Pradice for the Treat ment of these, and concentrating hiS attention and studies to -this particular point ? „ . recent' Cases of Infedion,' Danger: and Dis tress may. be Avoided, and in . the first sensations of local Weakness, much future misery may be prevented, by such means of re-animation as willtestore-health and strength, to t he . Constitntion. , Through inconsiderate-neglect the slightest cases become important, but it is the acquirement plexclitsive experience `in this line to give a safe and permanent restoration, even when other PraditionerS have . failed; The terms of remuneration are preckely 'stated on the first intervjev,. but no letters are answered unless a Hank Note is inclosed. • MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in. London. No. 29, Arundel-street, Strand, near Temple-bor. , ' There is *n additional entrance in Watei.street, adjoining. . . FkEETIOLD RESIDENCF,- AND.•T,II iTITY-S I X ACRES, ONE MILE FROM TO BE SOLD.BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, 'By •Mr.. ASpacious and 'very 'Desirable •STpiVE-BUILT TREEI4OLD DWELLING; called• LYN-COMBE IJOUSE, in a !lathy and delightful Situation, one Mile Smith of the,CITY of BATH, with suitable Ofirces. Four.: stalled Stable, . Double Citacli-house, an exceUent Cold Bath, Kitchen Garden chlrfly ineloSed by a lofty Fruit Wall; Pleasure Ground, and, inel uding the Gardens, about TM R. TY.SIX ACRES of,go Al PASTURE LAND and OR. CHARDS ; the whole withih a Ring Fence. the Premises are well supplied with remarkably fine Water; are in good Repair, and tit for the Occupation of a Genteel Family. • . May be viewed, and printed Particular* May be had of thii .Printers of Crutwell's Bath and Felix Farley'i Bristol Pa.. pers ; at Garraway's COI - lee-house, Cornhill i - and of Mr. Christie, who is authorized to treat for thelame; CAPITAL TOWN HOUSE, STRATFORD-PLACE: TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WHITg, On the Premises, on %Vednvs(l:•ly, May zr, inst. at One o'Clock, A Noble, Spacious,' and Eleo - ant MANSION, the Propert)•and ReSideneeof Sir GIORci E yONG E. Bart_ most desirably situate rsio. 4, the,centrc . flouse ort the East Side of sl' RAT I' 0 RD- PLACE, OpOrd-street. The Premises comprise an uncommonly substantial and well._ btfilt Edifice, finished in a truly excellent manner, on which no expellee has - been•sparedk.to render it in every resped a complete Residence for. a Family of Distintlion ' • on the Princjpal Floor is a Suite o f t our propoitioned Rooms; the Domestic Apartments are commodious and well arranged; Double Staircase, and all convenient Offices, &c. Jficld by Lease under the City of London, renewable lot ever, at a small Ground Rent. - Vr be viewed, and Particular§ had, ten days previous to the Sale ; also at Garra%say'S , and of Mr. White, Storey's -Gate, WSttninster. N. B. At the sante time will be Sold the Household Fur= niture, This I)t , _y was published, By Mathews and Leigh, No: is;' Strand, I-I D. D. Symonds% Paternoster-row, ..t.ondon ; Dugdale, Dublin ; and May' he had ot.any 136okseller, in One Volume Ottavo, with an elegant Poi/trait of the Author, a New Edition, price only 3s. containing nearly 3c.9 Pages, 'of C 0 LOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH ; . or,. Ad k..) vice to both" Sexes, in a Variety of .Complaints. - Ex.. plaining, in a concise 'and plain manlier, the mode, treat. ment, • . and most efficacious Remedies for the following Dis. eaSes, which are treated of under their respective-heads, viz. Abortion or Miscarriage Indispositions attendant on Asthma Pregnancy • Appetite,' Loss of Indigestion Barrenness 1 kiVenil e - Indiscretion Bilious Complaints Lowness.of Spirits Chlorysis . or Green Sickness - 11 , 1eiistrudl Evacuations - Child-bearing • Nervous Diseases . Consump;ions •Onanism, or Secret Vener7 nunale Diseases Pregnancy • Fits Plithisis, or Cough • Fluor Albus, or Whites Rheumatism • - Flattiltnce, or Wind . . Scrofula ' Cleets . Semitral Weaknesses .Gonorrhoea , . Scurvy - - Fit poch, , ndria, or Melan. ' Toth of Life, . .. choly Complaints &c 8;c, . .. . ___ . • To which is added, in Ess Cleets, aid Seminal V l / 4 , eaknes and interspersed with a variety fore published. . ;ny on the• Venereal Disease, ises. The t hole iilustrated r of authentic fads never` be- By S. SOLOMON, M. 1). - , The Author is proud to confess, that he has been assisted by many eminent literary medical men, to whose labour - sand. assistance he is much indebteii ; they, as well as himself, . have tried the remedies prescribed, and acknowledged their salutary and pOwerrui'efficacy. Orders given to any Bookseller 'in Town or Country for " Solomon's Litticle to Health," will he" duly executed at only 35.. each copy ~ free of carriage. For the very excellent charade!' of tins Book; see the different Reviews: London; Printed for the Author, and sold, by Mathews and Leigh, No. tB, Strand; and H. D. Symonds, Pater noster-row ; also by all Booksellers in the United Kingdoin. To T. 'r V1,0K,, Surgeon, No. 9, New Ifrittge-street, Loridon. slat, Edinburgh,' Mayz, zBocs. • IN the Spring, of 1794 I was aftli6ted with a Venereal Complaint, which I treated with inilitti,r ence.for five months; but was then, obliged to apply to a regular Physician, who put a temporary stop • to the viru lence of the Disease (by mercurial applications) for some time; but growing, in spite of all medicine and the advice L. of , the' first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse and worse for two years, I was reduced to a state almost un paralleled and beyond description, being an entire leper, and ulcerated from head to tbota,--Aly head, throat, mout h , nose, legs, arms, &c; have been alternately in danger of becoming:useless ; in short, have had from' twenty to thirty eating ulcers on my body, and' nearly .totally ;prived of sight.—lt would he voluminous to particula rize all my case—suffice it to say,,there never was, .Or ever Wind); - ono of a more dangerous, - Cr of a more compli cated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagintd myself, beyond all hopes of recovery; and, in- deed, in my then condition, death was preferable to my, more than miserable - state. In this .dr.:!adful situation- did I tira; a most miserable - existence, till- Divine Providence threw in tny , way a Newspaper containing the case of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could not.-1 sent and procured some of • your LE A K'E's PATENT P I Ll.s, which, by using from time to time, am now, and have long been, (alter more than four years indescribable distress), in as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed ; as a fine, - pr o of of this, I had ane, - thriving, healthy! child, bim to the a few months .ago. In gratitude to God; and in hopes of . rendering any fellow-creature service, I request you to publish this; and you may at anytime refer persons.. who wish to beatistied of the truth of this, or further - pant:. culars*, to me or my friends', by letter or person. • As few cases for badness NN ill ever equal mine, and none exceed it, I have from experience every reason' to assure mankind, that in your L EAK E's PILLS they will find.a sure, speedy, safe, and radical cure, tin that most dread ful Stage of the - Venereal . Disease, which is called a coa. FIRMED Li,us. • JOHN TI - lOMI'SON. • Insurmountable family reasons 'prevent. making my name and address public ; - but creditables persons really wanting information - may also. he referred to me and my friends-by. Mrs. S. Clark, Rarnsay-Gardens, Edinburgh. ' Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TAYLOR, Member ea the Royal College 61 . Surgeons in London, at his house, No. a. New liritiCe,stre,g; - Where-he will give Advice without a tee, to - persons tak ing these .Pills, and will .answer patients letters, if pest paid„ on the same terms, -observing in all cases the most inviolable secrecy, no person's name or case h a vi ng b ean • Mentioned, but at their own pat"ticulaa request, by tile Pro prietor, during the course 'at more than thirty-six years, that helms had the concluding of aim extensive sale of die above Medicine, and the practice arising therefrom. They are also sold by his ~..ppointinent, for the conve. nience of those living at • a distance, ‘ • by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh; . Mr. Macdonald, Printer, Gias-' gow, to whom alSo Mr. T. refers ft. 4! his address; at the Perfumer's, NO. 35, St. Alhan's-strect,• !Pall-mall ; Mr. Robertson's Toy shop, No. 103, -Oxford-street ; Mr. Dis .borough's, No. 7, Fisn-street-hill, nearly opposite the Mo nument ; Mr. Steel's, liookaelier, No. 4 Union-row, Little Tower-hill; M. Callwell's, Dublin-;. and by one person in every considerable town in Great-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only .2saod. each sealed up with full and plain diredions, whereby persons of cane:. Sek may cure them. '.seiVet with ease-and secrecy, ti N. B. Every Box sOld. in Great Britain is sealed 'up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commis sioners; is printed,• at the StampA.Hfice' T. Taylor, .. No 6, -New Bridge-street,"-liaimitate which is 'falony,•ard alt others are counterfeit. I