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, . , . • . , ..., • • , \ • ..........•••••••• •••• • • 4A 'Ali , • • /..... .1t . . ....L ,-,../. --.---'5,71`-'r.;''''.4. '::,' . , - , ~, . „ it ~r . -,... • .:;\ -- - .- - "•-----•*i'' .. - - S- - .. 45f4z-vie s *P - ' :;*.i ' S U - • ~ •.- . ‘ , o,;', ~ 4 , , .-..,• 4 0.7),;• * ,- , 4 . . , . ' t .CP?/''''''' • • ' ,•, , • 1 . . . . . 1. "tWI • ~ ~~~ r * ti xum.:En 4413.] frEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, .5, 1806. [PRICE ,1-IPENTE.• THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. MHIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. - 3, 180, 1 will be periormed PIZARRO. Audit:x:l, Mr.-POWELL ; Rolla, Mr. ELLISTON ; Orozerritki, Mr. 'DOW lON't Pizarro, Mr. BAR ItYMORE ; Alonzo, Mr. H. SI DDONS ; Las Caws, M. Wki)IIG HTON . ; Elvira, Mrs. POWELL; Cora, Mrs. 1-i. SIDDONS. WITH THE DEAF LOVER. Old wrougward, Mr. PURSER "Young rongwarcl, -Mr. B A LE. Y ; Captain Meadows, Mr. PA Lll4 ER ;. • Canteen, Mr. DE C ‘M*P ; • Betsey Blossom, Mrs. I-lARP .OWE. Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.:--Pit 35. 6d: Seeortd - Prico 2S; -Gallery 2s. Second Price is.—qpper Gallery 4s. Se ... wad 0d..- t No Money to be 'returned. Flags for the boxes to be taken at the Box-office,.in Little Russel-street. Ti.ie Doors to be opened at Half-pat Five, and begin at Halt past • To-rnortow, The Belle's Stratagem ; with The FOrty Thieves. On Friday, a Comic Opera, in which, • M. Braham will perform. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 1 1"0-MORROW EVENING, .Nov. 6, 1806, A. will be r.ertOrtned • " THE BEGGARS' 'OPERA:. 1.. \' 'Captain Macmcalli, Mr. INC.LEDON4 . Piactuirn, Mr. MUNI)EN; • : • Locka, Mr. EMERY; • Mat o' the Mint, •Mr Te. YLO I ; . Filch, Mr. SIMMuNS Polly. by a, 'S(OUNIC; LA•i)Y; • Lucy, Mr . 6. (;'1 KEMBLE. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 33. 6d,. Second Price as.— Fallery 25.. Second l'ri_e Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be returned... ' Places for the Boxes to. be taken at the Box-office, in Hart street. The Doors tc, be opened at Halt-past Five, and begin at Halt-past Six. • BY PA RTlctu, R - DESIRE, Mt, SMITIPs - WO'NDERFUb'HORSEMANSHIP will be continued, also the New 1)1 V E RTIS Ehl E NT, New COMIC PANTOMIME, tzt. 14te, Messrs. Parker, Crossman, Sinithi and Davis's celebrated -Equestrian Troop being only etigniged at the special request of Mr. Astley, Open the New Olympic Pavilion, New castle-street, Strand, and as such..Eugagement will very soon 'expire, it is humbly conceived the present opportunity should not be negleded. NW OLYMPIC PAVILION, .NEWCASTLE . STREET, STRAND, Established by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain. • THIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY. .stir Thurs. - , , stay 6t11,2 Friday 7th, and. Saturday,. sth November, aoh, the Enttnainments will commence with a Grand Cavalcade. Horsemanship by tlk first Troop, in Europe. *Jerry trian, by Mr. Cresstnan. , bxereises on two Horses, by AlasterDaVis A favourite Song, " Arthur O'Brad. ley's Legacy," by Mt. G. Smith (irom Sadler's Wells). . . , . A new , tv,:rtisement, called the sco - rcii otiosT ; vr,..Tite Gretna lilaLksmith ; Principal I.Liticets, me. Cross- Sian, ND_ C Dubois,lkl:ss Taylor, and Mrs. Parker ; glack smith; Mr. Dubois, seilor ; and :Sandy, with an entit7ly New Song, called " Tile 'C.iodonian Marriage, - " by Mr. G. Smith. .. The Redoubtable Charger will exhtbit surprising speci mens of Animal Sa,;aciry Batture ExercAis, by. the whole Troop of Horsemen Mr. Si .:id wall go through his Eques trian Felts which hitherto stand unrivalled. The laugh ahle Bu sque of the Metainorphose in a Sack. by W.. M. Bryson onit Mr C , ossrnari. • ` To conclude with the new Conitc^ Pantomime, called BAGS 01 MISCHIEF ; or, Harlegoin.Ploughboy. Har lequin, Mr. Criissman; Clown, Mr...Dubois ; and Colum bine, Mrrs.i'arker. Drs to be tpened at Half past Six, and begin at Seven precisely. Boxes, •4s. —Pit, ,ts.-Gallery is. Places to be taken bf Mrs. Connell; at, the 13,0x-o . fthie,,, fr9in Eleven till Three. . SPCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF - LONDON._ THE usual MEETINGS -of . the SOCIETY will commence on i' JAW:SD c.Y Islf,X I', at their Apart_ inents.At.Somerset- House. THOMAS - WI L LIAM WItIGfIT, .Secretary. .Somerset. House, Nov. r, 146. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, No. 93, Royal Lxi.:hans, , e, London, are selling TIC- K. ET,S.ana SHARES in the present STATE LOTTERY, warranted undrawn. FRIDA Y, November 7, will be the next Day of Draw- :Letters (post-paid) duly answered: FRIDAY, SEVENTH OF NOV,EAD3R, RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. re spedfully acquaint the Public, the NEXT DAY of Drawing will be on F RI DAY, the 7th of November. , RICH WHEEL. z Prizes of £20,n00 2. Prizes ofk ro,oco 2 5002, 3 --- . Soo . • • • ; 4 000 . & C. &C. No Fixed Capitals. - • TICKETS and SHARES, ,warranted undrawn, continue •n Sale at the Offices, corner of Bank Buildings, -Cornbill, add firing the King's Mews, Charing-cross, by RICHARD:. SON, GOoDLUCK, and CO. • . . No. 29, Arundel-street,. Sept. 13, t2o6 k FOB -Thirteen Years I have relinquished all other Pradice for the Treatment of Venereal Complaints, and the cute .of those deficiencies which are the cousequenc6& of a destrudive habit. The undoubted qualifications which I possess, as a Mem ber of the Royal College of. Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon/in the Army, and the extent of my experience in this peculiar line, constituterny claim to that superiority which cannot be attained by the illiterate, or even by the most respesjable general Praditioneri whose mind iiharassed by attention to an immense variety of Disorders. The very singular complaints of, Disease and Debility, in which front every part of the world I have been consulted, must have considerably conduced to my perfea comprehen sion of the most complicated Cases. , It' Diseases arise from the indiscretion of an unguarded mo ment,, and if such Cases ofdistressful disarrangement do exist, as those which are th e -consequences of an habitual vice, can any Man assume a better title to treat them than a regular Surgeon, resigning ali other Practice Lir the Treat-, ment of these, and concentrating his attention and studies to this particular .point ? "In recent Cases of Infedion, all Pain, Panger, and . Di stress maybe avoided, and in the first sensations of local Weakness, much future misery may be prevented, by such means of re-animation as will restore Ilealth and strength to the Constitution. Through inconsiderate negled the slightest cases bepoma important, but it is the acquirement of exclusiv.c experience in this line to give a safe and •permanent restoration, even when other Practitioners have failed: . The terms of remuner.Ation are precisely stati:d on the first interview, but nu leteerS : are answered unless a Bank Note is inclosed. _ . MARTIN 'MEE, • • • - Mernbn of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. No. 2 9. Arundel -street, strand, near Tempi ..bar, There is an additional entrance is Wate4.4treet, adjoining. , , r GENERAL ELECTION. TotheGENTLEMEN,CLF.RGY,and FREEHOLDERS - of the COUNTY of LINCOLN. GENTLEMEN, HE HIGH SHERIFF . having appointed Thursday, the t rth. of Novembe t r, for the Election of Rementatives in Parliament for this County, I beg to solicit:the , Honour of your Votes and Support on that Occa— sion, and shall be highly - flattered by your attendance. 1 havelhe Honour to remain, • GENTLEMEN, Your naostobedient humble Servant. • CHARLES CHAPLIN. Blankney, Nov. T, 1805." ..TotheGENTLEMEN.CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of NORTHAMPTON. GE N TLKMEN, . HE Sheriff having appointed Wednesday the ut,th inst. for the Cominencement cif the Poll. the pe riod is now at hand when the very numerous Promises of Support which I have received, during my Canvass, are to ,be fulfilled. To the event of this Contest I look forward with the greatest satisfaaion - ; for have every reason to hope that sjiall be chosen one of .the. Representatives di Northampton —a Situation which it.has long been my =hi tion to obtain, and which it shall ever be My pride to de.. serve. • . I have only, therefore. earnestly to request the early at.:. tendanee of my Friends on the 12th inst. at Northainpton ; and remain, ' GENTLEMEN, Your obliged, faithful, and obedient Servant. ALTHORP - Althotp,' Nov. t, 18°6. To theGENT4F.MEN,C ERGY, and FR.EEROLDE RS of the COUNTY of YORK. H-ING had. the Honour Of. Representing you in. Parliament during a period,, and in times of considerable chtficulty_and danger, yow are in possession of the most Unequivocal test army Public Conduel. I trust it will bear the striaest examination, conscious that I have .served, you: honestly, independently, and attentively, and that I have, to the best of my abilities, discharged all the important Duties attendant upon that arduous Situation. It is impossible for me, in ap Address of this nature; to .enter into the complicated .details by which my condud is influenced at the present moment ; but I deem it incumbent upon me to state. that a stria and disinterested discharge of -my public duty. although it may have placed me under cir cumstances of considerable disadvamage with regard to the present contest : yet no such consideration can induce me to entertain the idea of relioquishing'that independent , ground -upon which atone i have ever been desirous of Representing the County of York. Under this impression, with' additional Circumstances . which appear to me less favourable to my interest than those which I had every reason to believe existed at ,the time I commenced my Canvass, I should be wanting in Consider aticin towards the peace of the County i as well as in liberality to the other Candidates, were I longer to permvere. I have• therefore, determined to withdraw from the present Contest. . With Sentiments of the ,deepest Gratitude I return my warmest Thanks to those Friends who have exerted and in terested themv.lyes on my behalf; and I shall ever relied / with Pride and Gratification upon' the extensive and resped able Support offered, to me ort tare present Occasion. I have the hoi,our to be, with thegreatest ReSpea, GENTLEMEN, .Your obliged and mast obedient humble Servant; . HENRY -LASCELLy.S, • Harewood-House, Nov. r, ELIGIBLE .FREEVIOLD ESTATE, *SALI:SPURY PLAIN, near CHUTE and 'ANDOVER, WILTS, TO BE SOLO' By AUCTION, ." • , ROBINS, At Garrai,vay's 6offee 7 lloie, Cornhill, on ' Ttiesdayi,,the 10,tant, at Twelve o'Clock, ADESIRABLE. and Cotnpa&. FREEHOLD ES TA T E,•compriSiii a good Ftirin:.hOuse,. With. Barn, Stables, and Oat-buildnigs,- Yard, Garden, and sundry In closures of rich' Meadow, A rabic and. Wood . Land; .containing upwards of 56 Acres, all lying cnmpact, in possession of Mr David Hutchins, Tenant at will"' situate at Gamtnon's .Cor. ner, near Scot Pores , in the Parish Of Chute, between Col lingburn, Kingston, and A ppleswheare, eight miles from'Aii-• dover, 'two'frorn the village of Chute, five from Great Bed win, three from Luggershall, ten from Amesbury . , six from Everley, -16 from SAisOury, and 70 from Lyndon. May be viewed, by applying to.. Mr. Oavid Hutchins, th e Tenant; where particulars rn t ay be hid i• at the Star and Gar ter, Andover; White Hart; Salsbury; EVerley Black : - Bear, Hungerford .• Mr. Towniend,. , Solici,or, New' bury; Crown, Reading; Crown, Basingstoke; Kikig's Head" Egham ;- at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, ELIGIBLE COMPACT FRIEEHOLD ESTATE, small 'DAIRY FARM, beiutifully•situated at LI DUNGTON, BEDFORDSHIRE. TO 11.4 SOLD RV AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS,; At Garraway's, on Tuesday, Nov .18, at. Twelve o'Clock, ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, .corn prismg - compact small. Dairy Farm, an excellent Houk, wait 011ices, , BarnS, Stables,. and various aUt-build ings, Yards, Garden ; Orchard,•and upwardS . of 42 'Acres of. -rich . Meadow .Land surrounding the Building ; two Tene ments, Gardens, &c. situate at lidlington, between Woburn atid A mpthill, in the County "of . Bedford ; in posSession of Mr. - William KirrgstOn,.. tenant at will., The EState is beau tifully Riaced on an eminence, commanding extensive and rich Views of the Country ; and the House, at a small ex-, penCe, may be madean eligible residence; only four mires from Woburn, same from A Inprhill, six from Newport-Pag hell, and"co, • May be viewed, by applying to the TeNnt, or to Mr. Fel der,-at Crantield - and particulars may lieltad at, the George, Woburn ; S eau , . Newport- Pagnell ; Yost-house,. A mpthil 1 ; Sugar Lc:at, ()unstable; Sun, Biggleswade ; Woolpack, St. Aban's ; 'of Mr. Hill, Solicitor, Uxbridge ; of Messrs. Wor /haul .and Sttphenson, Solicitors, Castle-street, Holborn; at .Garraway's,; and ot • Mr. Robins, Warwick...street, Golden_ square, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be seers. ` , • . CAPITAL FREEHOLD 1.;:a- rAT'6S, MANOR, MANSION, PARK, FARMS, and LANDS, CORNWALL. ••• • •- TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,'• • By Mr. ROBINS, • A. Garraway!s Coitee-house, :Change..alley; Corrihiii, ,on Tuesday the iStli. instant, at Twelve o'Clock, One Lot,- THE Eligible, Capital, and truly Desirable FREE- I HULL) ESTATES, most beautifully situate in the Parish of Doloe, in the County of C o r nwa ll ; - comprising a capital Mansion, planned. for the accommodation of a Family of- Distindion, with Offices of every deS.:ription, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Plantatidns, 'Park, and Lands, late the residence •of Sir j . Morshead, The - Manor of Great Trenant, with its appirrtenances, Barton Farin, and PeITICSIIe' Lands, called Trenant Park, with the Tenements and Farms, called Great Trenant and Little Trenant, Ttewidi, Burni mbrd, Hole, 'Tredallet, %Veit Vreciall.2e and Hilland ; &un-. dry Coppice Woods and Plantation ; - the - whore, up wards of six hundred statute Acres or,rich M!aclow, Pasture and A table. - Land in a Ring ence, and on an elevated spot, commintling. extensive and luxuriant views of the rich woods an the cum nel,.farmiug a grand.piduresq to s.cenery,and•a - cle:itahle. :esi dence for - a‘Gentleinan's within hal f 'a:mile of Loe, seVen.lnn Liskeard, 14 from Plymouth, and one from sea:' May be viewed, hy applying, at the Mansion, where parti: calars may be had; and at sir, Child's, Solicitor, ,Liskeard; the Post-house, Bodniin; Hotels at Plymouth, Exeter, ind Weymouth; White Hart, Salisbury; gush, Bristol; ly v hite Lion, Bath Hotel,. Liverpool ; tiolphin, Southampton ; Fuuntain, Portsmouth ; ofMessrs. Lloyd and Dowse, Soli ohors; 14, Gray'i- liiii , square; at Garraway's; 'and of. Mr. Robins, Warivick-sireet, Golden.sq nate, London,. where a I' ut the Bate Imybe seen: _ . This Day was published, . . In One Voluthe;'tzmo. price zs. 6 I. bound, MITE GENTLEMAN'S, FARMER's, acid, HIJS- .I.4.I.4DNIAN's most, useful A SSI s.TAN - r iii MEA SU RI NG and 'E xpeditiousty' computing • the Amount of any Quantity of LAND, at various" given Prices per Acre ; with Diagnims, by Berrmnitii, By WILLIAM FRAIs7CIS, of Taplow, Bucks. • Printed for the. Author. Sold by Loriginan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-ro*. This Day was published, price is.. ASERMON, Preached before the : UNIVER -sury of CAMBRIDGE, rune '29, 1806,. being Commencement Sunday, . • _ 13y EDWARD MALTBY', D; D. _ Carpbridge: Piinted at the University Press, for Cadell and . 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WANTED to purchase,. several well-secured ANNUITIES of Fifty, Eighty, One Hundred, One Hunched and Fifty, Two Hundred, 'Three FlUndred a-year, and several of a larger arnOunt, upon Landed Estites, Houses, 'Funded Property, and Church Livings. Soon as the Securities are inspecled and approved, the Money will be immediately ready. _ _ • . .. , From Mr. Roberts's long and respedahle established Con nexion, no unnecessary delay need be reared: • Personal applications are daily received at his House, 22, Cecil-street.; and LetterS, post- paid, , duly answered. Ntov MEDICINE ACT. 1 - 4 1 NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St Ries j: • Chureh-yard, London, 'Proprietors of Dr. James's Power and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that in consequence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price of that Medicine will be in future zs. gd. per Packet; or 11. Ss. tid. per Dozen.; but the quantity.of a DOzenPaCkets in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for tl. 45. . And as the words ' F. Newbery; No.. 4s, St. Paul's," arc engraved in the Stamps, which it is presumed will be a sufficient security against .Counterfeits, his Signa ture on the Labels will he discontinued. The- following are Ow Prices of their other Medicines, Stamps included S but thoSe who purchase six, Or more, at a time will be allowed the Stamps tis. • • s. 61. - r. d. Dr. I,ames's Powder 2• 9 • Dalby's Carminative 9 Do, in a Bottle -' 24 0. Dr. Austin's Chalybeate ..Do. Analeptic Pills 1, '4 - 6 • 4 6. Do. large Box • 24 o ,Erealte'sTina.of, Bark 4 o The Antibilious Pills 2 9 Dr. Hnxhain's ditto. 3 o 'Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc ,„2. o Tonic Pills 2 9 Do. Convulsiongil - 2 6 English. Colree - z 9 Ditto Nitre Drops 2 6' Carriither's Drops 2 9 Do: Camomile Drops , 1 9 • Essenlie of Ginger - 2 9 Do, Paregoric.Loienges r it s Ditto Peppermint. I A lig ib aud's ft lois ditto• t t Dr..llooper's Pills ~ E ssenceolColtstbot 3 6 Grant's Drops - t sr Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 I uglish's Scots Pills r o Cephalic Snuff - r o Henry's M ignesia - 2 6 iones's itheum. Tina. 3 6 • Norton's Drops.., 5 6 Berry's Bilious Pills 4'6 Spilshury's Drops- - 6 Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 Dr. Solanticr's Tea 2 9 • Wilstin's Alterative 4 6 Greenotiglt's Tincture r• ri King's Odontalgic• 2. - 9 1)o. Tolls Lozenges r ti N. B. As many Persons mistake the' Houseof. Messrs. . Newbery, observe, that it is at th e Ea st E n d of Pate's, four Doors from Cheapside, with . these wards inscribe lon the Front—" THE "ON1:1 7 , WAREHOUSE- E o. 4 it int lAMLS'ii POWDER."' OFFER OF'ORDW4AIOE, • • o.7oher rs, r 7 DS. 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Proposal c,l,n be admitted after the said ist Day of Deee,iloer.vnt, at twelve o'clock at noon on 'that day, neit , :ter will a:ry ler 6.. noticed, unless the Pali" , making it, or an Agent in his b:hatf, shall By . Order of the Board, - R. H. CREW. SUPERIOR WINES PENCER and PERKINS, No. 115; •Newgate street, Importers of Wine for upwaids of forty years, sikseen of which they have alopfed that admirable ~1 meliorating it, in large Vats of 3 and-4000 , G ailons contents, as is practised in Germ .nyand other Places abro.al ; by which their Wines are s( , improved in Flaiiour, .and their Cordial 'Qualities retai*-ted, that they are not only a delicious Liquor to the Palate, Itiut grateful to the Stomachs orNervotis Ha bits, and the Aget.: and Infirm. Their Stock cif Old Port, Madeira, Bucella, tec. is of rc,ecol. value, by, witch th..y ii!rt enabled to keep .Wine to great ages, bath in ,Cask and Bottle. They also keep a lrge Stock of Cogniac Brandy, 'Pine and Jamaica Rum, and tast-India Orange Shrub, the oldest in London treated in the same manner in Vats, with their Wines, Alley sell on the most moderate Terim, for Ready-money.. Not less than a Dozen sent to any part of the. Town free of Expense: THE GREATEST CLEARER AND PURIFIER OF THE .FA QOLOIVION's ABSTERGENT LOTION is an effectual CURE.•tbr P T.! ON S on the. FA C E and SRIN, panic-Warty Pimples, •Blotches, 'fetters,. Ring-, worms, Tan, Sunburns. Freckles, Shinitles, Prickly Redness of the Nose. Neck. - -Arms,.&c. &c. also for Scorbu tic and Cutaneous Eruption sof every description. • By the simple application of this fluid night and morning, or occasionally thrice a .day, it.will remove the most rancor ous and alarming Scurvy in the Face. It is perfectly sate, andposSesses all the gOod qualities of the celebrated cosmetics, without any of their doubt , and sometimes. dangerous ef, tech. .-It is an alniast indispensible appendage to the ("pi et. A rough and uneven skin, ita shining - appearance, and yel km? add s►ckly palenese, are by this Lotion - eilectu illy re:l:toyed. It has been administered to many thousands wittinut, even a single complaint.of its inefficacy—a single Little will be suf. iicient to prove its value. Price 45:-6.1. a battle, 'duty included, with which is given proper ilirettions ; ,and on the Stamp of every genuine bottlq the words ". Saml. Solomon; Liverpool," are engraved, to irritate which is felony, N. Er. The Postage of all Letters to the lioaor must - be paid; and los. Gd,7as a. fee enclosed for advice:, Sold by Mrs. :Mathews, No. 18, Strand, London; Mr. Smith,-Perfume, No. 31, and`Mr. Riteb!trn, North Britle,• MCBaxterand Mr. Scott,'Solith-I;mige; 1i r. Daviilson and' Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh ; .Mt. Baxter, Glasgow ; W. Cainer'on, Greenock Browning, Pa:sley ; N. Craw. ford,' Kilinatnock • WI Young, Irvine; A. Forsyth, and P. Whiteside, Ayr; W. C(awl,ird, Girvan; (.:•Carson, New. Douglas t, T. *Milian, Kirkcudbright ; T. M`Crectie, Kirk. aidy ; J, Myth, (.even;. J. Dempster, Cupiir;, Allan, Dun. dce; P. Craigie, Montrose ; J. Mitchell, and I. Alicrsnii, Aberdeen I Dr. White, 13ana'; M.lntosh, Inverness ; 141`K.enzi, Stornaway ; V. Taylor, Strauraer.; JoUnson and Bisset,,Perth ; W. Andelson, Sterling; Coke and,Reid, Leith; Als . xander, Dunfermline; Wilson, Dunbar; yin'oet, ar btoatit ; .Dickson, i ngiis,' Dumfries ; ' Phorson, Berwick ; ' Weddel, Alnwick; Paterson, Arbuthnot, and lainleson, tethead ; A.. M‘Donald, Trongate, Giasiw; and:by most Booksellerg and. Venders of Patent Medicines in the United Kingdom-, • - • • ' To T. TAYLOR, Srgenit, q, New Bridge -street, • London. SIR, ' Edinburgh', M:0 2, 1800, INT the' Spring' of 1794 .:1 was afflided with a Venereal' 'Conlplaint, tvllich I treated with- Mintier env: for five months;. but was then obliged to , apply to a regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to the vim.- lence of the Disease (by mercurial applications) for some • tinie; but growing, in spite of all n - wilicine and th e a d v i ce of the first , Gentili - tier' of the. Paculty 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 foot.-.My head, throat, mouth, riose, , legs, -arms, Fre. have been alternately in danger of becoming .useless; in short, I have had from twenty to thirty eating ulcers on my body, and' nearly totally de prived -of sight..--It would be • volinilinous to particula. rile all my case .. —suffice it to say, there never was , or ever will be, one of a more cfanAeibu, or of a more compli.• cated nature. • L was lopg looked upon. by my friends, and ima-gined , mysel(, 'beyond- all 'hopes -of recovery ; and, in deed; .in my. then condition, death was preferable to my More -than. miserable state. lit this dreadful situation did I drag a most' miserable eXisaltice, till Divine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the - case of a' Mr. 13. of Plymouth—my friends. re:Wit, I Could not.---1 sent. and : procured . some of your LEAKE's PATENT . PI LLS, which, by using from tine to time, ant now, anti haVe !Ong been, (after more than four years indescribable distress), in as . good a state of health-as ever I enjoyed ;as a proof of this,• I had a tine, thriving, 'healthy born tp me a . few months ago. Imsracitucle to God, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-crcature service, I . request you to publish this;- anti you may at any time refer persons who wish to be. satisfied of the' truth of this, or further pull. cam's*, tome or my friendS, by letter or person. As few cases for badness Will ever equal mine,rfnd none exceed it,. I have..from, experience every reason to assure mankindo that in your LEAKE's PILLS they will find a sure, speedy, safe, and radical cure, tot that most dread. fn I sage of tile Venereal. Disease, which is called co f{.• lIRMEC Luas. TOHN THOMPSON: * insurmountable family reasons prevent making ow: name and address public; but creditable persons really wanting information May rilo• be referred to inc and my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh, Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, T. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. • in London, at his house, New Bridge-street, 'Where he will give Advice Withoot a tee; .to persons tak. ing these Pills, and will answer- patients letters, if post paid, on. the satire terms, observing in ail cases the. must inviolable secrecy, no person's' name or case having been mentioned, but at their own particular reqUest, by 'the Pro- _ prietor, during the course of more than thirty-six years, that he has had' the concluding of an extensive sale of 'the above Medicine, and the . pradice. arising. therefrom; They arc also sold by his Appointment, ior the conve. nience of those living at a distance, by. Mr: Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdon"ald, Printer, Glas gow, to 'whom also Mr. T. refers for his address; at the Pertunier's, No.. 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall; Robertson's Toy-shop - ,, No. t; , .3, Oxford-street; Mr. Dn borougn's No. 7, Fisn-srreet-filif, nearly opposite . th e -M o .' nuMent; 'Mr. Steel's; Itook4eller, Mo. 1, 'Union-oiw, Lucie Tower-hill ;. MI., CallwelP-s,,Dublin ; and by.one. person in every considerable town, in Great-Britain anrireland, in Boxes of only as: gd. each, sealed up with full and i'lain directions,- whereby persons'either Sex' may - Cure them. 'selves with ease and - secrecy, :• 'N. B. Every . 'lox' sold in Great Britain. is sealed up with • a Stamp, on which, by favour in the Cornniis sinners, , is -printed, at the: Stamp-Office—" T; yaylor, No. fii• NeW Bridge-street," to imitate whets is teioEy, and. all ohm ate cotunctaig.