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PRIe lir 0 N,. Mt.) - 27 . • • Lieutenant-Ger.. e•ral IdEtstlcox was present at ilw. • SOuth.Glooceiter Parade in the-niorning, On :MA-, borough Steyne ; the.ltegiment., - consequeatly,,per ' formed a variety of ,manctuyres - beyond their usual daily praetic, and Much to fill satisfataion of the 'General. ... •••: . - w 5....... .,.. . • .. . The parade of.the South Gloncestcr'Over, Genetal r-:0 1( . presently put off his military habiliments, , for a . locy;e jacket and pantaloons, and with Liettte, nant,Colonel FANE, Captain 14AGRAVE, Colonel rApEr,,, &c. partook of the bat and ball diversion on -the PRINCE'S Cricketipg, Ground. The General I.aodles the bat with much ease and goOd 'area. MAY 28,-=—From the Cricketing Grotind, yester day, Lieyottant-General LENNOX, Colonel CAiEL, CaptainßLAG svE,- , &r. accompanied Lieutenant- Colonel -FANE to the Barracks, where they partook very sumptuous dinner with the - Officers of the King's Dragoons, and a sele& party of their friends. Mr. BEckE, ,the PRINCE'S House Steward, has 'been here some - days. His Royal Highness, how -ever, it is suppOsed, will.not be here before the con elusion of the ensuing month. POLICE. IttFß.a.o I OR Y TAYLORS. -±Rtvro.aor,OUGll-STREE77—lohn Zithon was yes terday charged, at the above Office, by Mr. Welcher, a tailor, in Warwick-street, Golden-square, with cdmbining, with Others, toprevent his employer from having work: dOile out nt his shop. It appeared from the -statement of. Mr. Welcher, .and one of his, oni 7 neymen, that on Monday, the 19th inst. all .his journeymen gave him notice,- that they should not filiow work, to be put out, and done out of doors. Upon the subsequent Wednesday, while the fore man was - in the front shop; one of the journeymen saw a garment in the cutting loom, which was repre . - seated a done out of doors ; and in the evening the whole of them, to the number - of 16, struck, and the master was left without a single hand to execute his orders; The garment was done by a journeyman who bad been employed niany.year's by Mr. Welchef, but whoie ill health mould not mink him to attend the•l,‘TOrk-shop. The Defendant was the only one of the sixteen journeymen who Could be found, and on the Prosecutor' pointing him out at the House of Call, he - was aSsailed and wounded on the head with a stone. . Tlie Defendant was sentenced to be imprisoned six weeks, and kept- to hard labour. HATTON GARDEN.—Yesterday the wailer at the SOot . lnn, Somers-.town, was brought before. the . Sitting Magistrate ; charged with , assembling, in c'eimpany with many others, and raising a riot op posite the: house of a gentleman, belonging to the profession of the law, ..who lives in that neighbour hood. . The complainant stated, that he, had . a small house and garden, adjoining the grouttd belonging .to the Boot'lnn, at Somers town.` He had; he said, been verey often annoyed by:children, who, tbr what reason he could,not tell, made .a . pradice of throw ing stones itito his garien. ,On Monday, many of them were assembled in the usual' way, and _began, to tear cthwn his' fence. -For •the purpose, of. fright ening them, he brought out a gun, and presented it at them, when they immediately ran - away. A number of men; who were .in'theboWling-green, at'the toot Inn, then came up, and began to abuse -him. and thrciv: stones at hiM. . i,kinongthese he Saw the waiter, 'and beard him iniorm the other men that he was a lawyer that ow tied the garden. They, all then set up i a shoUt, and ,called out ". Mr, Latit at;s you, may as well ,make your will, for wesvill sub prena you into the other world." - Several times he attempted to expostulate with them, but all in vain; when.be came near to. them they threw mud or stones'at him. To a question, put by. the Magistrate, he answer ed, he did not see the waiter throw-any thing at bins, but saw him serving 'those that were throw ing with drink. ' . •, , The waiter, in his defence; said, that he was obliged to serve the company on his master's pre mises with drink whenever they cho.e to call for it ; and he had done no more .on this, day. With respe& Act *liat the complainant -had said of his telling the men „that. the g4l:den belonged to, a Lawyer, he said he didit out of .a good motive, :as he thought it would be an inducement to them to desist. The Magistrate was of opinion Ahat there was nothing:-which could attach . guilt on the waiter; as be had in fa& done no more than. his duty, by serv ing the company -on -his -master's premises'with li quor'; :he was, therefore, discharged, with a caution to discountenance all such proceedings . for the fu ture. • • ' Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, seven waggons loaded%witb casks of . specie arrived at the Bank of England, under the' escort of an Officer and 'a party of-Light Horse. The casks contain the 400,0001. in dollars, sent some time since from The Bank to Ha- nover, and which. was luckily got away before the -Prussians took possession of that place Qn their way frornHarwich•to London, they halted at Runt-, ford, when one.of the guards, who Was placed as ventinei over the waggons, was deteded in breaking - open one of the casks ; ,he was secured and lodged a prisoner in the barracks. • F'l RE.--YeSterciay morning, -about twelve o'clock; an alarming fire broke out in the sugar-house of, Messrs; Readshardon and Suidsuier, sugar-hokers and . • refiners, in Grea tTri nity-lane, near BOW-la ne,.Cheap side (the oldest sugar,housein London), -Which burn-: ‘ed with great fiity,.. and . threatened desittidion to ' inost'of tire' neighbourhood. The flatnes-C9mmuni .Catedto the clw.elling-house atid.t•go houses adjoin ing, which received-material injury ;-but the interior, of the sugar house, together with stock to a consi - - derable amount, was consumed. The` fire was with 'difficulty - got under by the a&ivity .of the fire-men, , - rbci were obliged to forte a passage throUgh some - premises in Bow-lane, to get access to the fire, I.vhich. burned backwards, but-was fortunately extinguished without further damage. Happily no lives were lost. LONDPN : i rint,•,l by It 1 C At the SUN, OFFI OFFICES, ORANTED lAT RBPERSION. . Art Account of all Offiies gianted in Reversion in England, Wheresoever li-Olden the. ..Natiire - of Me Office, the Date of the Grant, and the Period for Whick the O f fice was gtanted. July 1764.—A Grant to the Hon. Charles George Perceval,.Esq. of the Offices of Principal' Register of the Courts of Delegates and Appeals in all Causes Ecclesiastical and 11,1aritime, for life, after the de terivination of the interest therein of Godfrey Lee F,ittatit,""Esq.; and 'a Grant of the same Offices to the . Hon. Spencer Perceval, Esq. for life, after the deletinination of the interest therein of the said Godfrey Lee Farrant and Charles George Perceval. July 1764.--A Grant to the Hon. Charles George Perceval, Esq: of' the, Place of Principal Register of the High Court of Adthiralty, for life; after the de termination of the interest therein Of Godfrey Lee Farrant, Esq. ; and a Grant thereof for life to . the Hori Spencer Perceval, after the determination of 'the interest therein of the said Godfrey Lee Farrant and Charles George Perceval. August 1764.—A Grant to Henry Lord Holland of the Office of Receiver-General of the Rents, Profits-, Revenues, &c. in the Counties of Glamor gan, Monmouth, Radnor, Brecicnoek, Carmarthen, Cl'irdigan, and Pembroke ; and Town of Haver fordwest : to. hold to hint his Executors, Admini strators; and Assigns, for the lives of his sons Charles James Fox and Henry Edward' Fox, and the sar-. vivor of them. February 1770.—A Grant to John Powell, Esq. of the Office of Receiver quid Paymaster of the Royal Bounty to the Widows of - Officers-killed and dying iu the service, and of a sum granted by Par liament to the Widows of Officers.on half-pay, or which should thereafter be granted for the like liar-• pose . : to-hold to him e his Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, after the determination of the interest therein o .the Honourable Henry Edward Fox, for and during the life of .the lion. Charles James Fox. March 1782. , —;.A. Grant to John Robinson and H. Neville, Esqrse of the Office of luspeaor, of Pro secutions in the Court. of Exchequer : to hold them successively and respectively for their' natural lives, from and after the determination of the interest of William Poyntz, Esq. therein. July 1790.—A Grant to W. Frederick Elliot Eden, Esq. of the Office of one of the Tellers of the Ex chequer, for his life, after the determination of the interest of any one of the four. Tellers then in pos., session. Juhe 1792.—A Grant to Edward Thurlow and Thomas Thurlow, Esqrs. of the Office . of Keeper or Clerk of the Hanaper in Chancery : to hold te. the said Edward Thurlow and his Assigns, and Tho, mas Thurlow and his Assigns, successively, after the determination of the interest therein of the Heirs and Assigns • of. Robert Earl of Northington, de ceased, by the death of Valentine Henry Wilmot, Esq. June 1792—A Grant to Thomas Thurlow and Edward Thurlow, Esqrs. of thabffice'of Prothono tary of the COiirt of, Chancery ; as also the Office or Place of writing or making of all Pardons of Outlawry, Homicides -ex Infortunio, se defendendo ; and of all Writs of Supplicavit for the Peace and good Behaviour or Supersedeas thereof : to. hold to them successively during their lives. June 1792.—A Grant to Edward Thurlow and Thotnqs Thin-Tow, Esqrs. of the Office of the Exe cution of the Laws concerning Bankrupts, and the vriting; ingrossing, 'and passing under the Great Seal 0-43 J -eat Britain of all Commissions, Writs of Supersedeas, Procedendo, and other Writs and things relative to the said Office: to hold to them succes sively during their lives, after the determination of the. estate of John Yorke, Esq.•therein. • August 1793.—A Grant to . Molyneaux Hyde Nepean, Gent. of the Offices of Clerk of the .Crown and Peace in Jamaica : to hold to him from the de termination of the interest therein of Evan Nepean, Esq. his father, during such time as he shall per form the duties thereof in person, and behave well therein. August 1793.—A Grant to Molyneaux Hyde Nepean; Gent. of the Office of the Chief Clerk of the Supreme Court in Jamaica : to hold to him from the determination of the interest of Evan Nepean, Esq. his father, therein, during such time as he shall perform the duty thereof in person, and behave well therein. Oaober 1795.—A Grant to George Henry Rose, Esq. of the Office of Clerk of the Parliaments, for life, after the determination of the interest therein of George Rose, "Esc}. his father. November 1795.—A Grant to Charles Montolieu Burges, Esq. of the Office of Knight-Marshal of the household of His Majesty, for life, after the deter mination of the interest therein of Sir James Bland Burges, Bart. his father. . June t 797.—A . Grant to John Ley, .Esq. of the • Office of Under Clerk of the_ Parliaments, to attend upon the Commons.Of Great Britain, for life; after the determination of the interest therein of John flatsell, Esq. January 17b8.—"--A Grant to -John James King', Gent. of the Office of Clerk of the Navy Office in Jamaica : fO. hold to him after the determination of the interest 'therein of John King, Esq. his father, during such time as he shall discharge the duties thereof in person, and behave well therein: • March 1000.7-A Grant to William Parker, -Esq. Of the Office of Clerk of the Stables and . Page of the Batik Stairs, dwing His Majesty's pleasure : to com mence after- the' death or resignation of- David - Parker, Esq. - Febrnary 18 : 01.7 7 .A. Grant, for life; to Robert Hand,. Gent. of the Office of Sealer to the Great Seal of the United Kingdon, after the death, sur rendet; or forfeiture of Williatn Lloyd, Clerk. ..August ts . Oi.—A Grant to Thomas Carter, Esq. of the Office .Of Provost-Marshal in Barbadoes, during the time he shall discharge the duties thereof in person and behaVe well therein : to commence from the death, suriender,. or forfeiture of Francis Lord. Ducie therein.; - c• Oelober 1861.--'--A - Grant -to Charles Cavendish Fulke Gent-of the; Offices- of• Secretary, Commissary, or Sieward-General, and Clerk to, inrol.. and rebister Pe(As, ..!(',%; in. the Island of Jamaica, during the tithe' he shall discharge the duties thereof in person, and . behave well therein : to commence 711 A R!) I I of No. 4, Alattl tt.cot rt. Bow-st , Teet ; an4l CZ. No. A v, -Strand,; where ridtvtis.ments Orders 1, after the Acith, surrender, or forfeiture of Charles William Wyndham, Esq. August, 803.-- - -A Grant, for He f t° John. Gage, Esq. a* the Office of one of the Clerks of His ?Ma jesty's Signet, after the death,. surrender, or tiirfei tute of% any of the Officers then in possession thereof.. May 1f304:A Grant to John Augustus Esq: of the Office of Provost-Marshal-General of Jamaica, during the time he shall discharge the duties thereof in person, and behave well therein : to cotn, mence after the death, surrender, or forfeiture of Richard Lord Bray.brooke. , March 1805.---A Grant to George. Disbrowe, Gent. of the Office of Chief Clerk, RegiSter and Sole ExaMiner in Chancery, in the Island of Bar badoes, (hiring the time he shall discharge the du ties-thereof in person, and behave well therein : to commence after the decease of his father, Edward . Dian-Owe, Eiq. March . 1805.—A Grant to Richard Cnmberland, Jun . .. Gent. of the Office 'of Clerk of the • NaVy Office, in the Island of St. Vincent/ during the time he shall discharge the duties' thereof in person, and behave well therein : to commence after the decease of Edward Disbrowe, Esq. July 1805.7—A Grant for life to James Holdship, Esq. and John Holdship, Gent. and the, Survivor, of the Office of Chaff Wax/ in Chancery, after the death, surrender, or forfeiture of 'Walter Pye, Esq.. July 1805.—A Grant for life to the Honourable William . Henry John, Scott; of the Office of Clerk Of the Crown in Chancery, after the death, surren-. der, or forfeiture of Henry Earl Bathurst,' and Apsly Bathurst,,Esq. July 1805.—A Grant to the said Honourable William Henry John Scott, of the Office of the Execiation of the .Laws and Statutes concerning Bankrupts; and of engrossing and passing under the Great Seal all Commissions, Writs,- &c. incident to the said Office, after the death, surrender, or for feiture of Edward Thurlow and Thomas Thurlow, Esqrs. November 1805.—A Grant for life to Thomas Maybery, Esq, of the Offices of Prothonotary and Clerk of the Crown of the Counties of Glamorgan,. Brecknock, and Radnor, after the determination of the interest therein of William Wilkins, Esq. December 1805.—A Grant for life to Henry Jen kinson Sayer, Gent. of the Office of 'Usher and Cryer of the Court of King's Bench, alter the death, surrender, or forfeiture of William Gree,n.— And a further Grant of the same Office to Peregrine ,Dealtry, Gent. for his life, after the determination of the interest therein of the said William Green and Henry Jenkinson Sayer. . February 1806.—A Grant for life unto' William Burdon, Esq. of the Office of Clerk for writing and making all Writs of Diem Clausit extremum Man damus,. and Commissions to enquire post mortem, and of Idiots and Lunatics, and Melius Inquirendinh thereupon, and Supersedeas of the same,, and all other Writs and Process as formerly by Warrant of the late-Court of Wards and Liveries were passed and sealed in, Chancery, and all Letters Patent for the custody of all Wards, Idiots, and Lunatics, and of the Marriages of such Wards, and all other Writs and Process relating to the Premises, to pass the Great Seal of the United Kingdom : to .commence from the determination of :the. interest therein of Edward Thurlow, Esq. February 1806.—A Grant for life to William Vil liers Surtees, Esq. of the Office of Register of the Af fidavits in the_ Court of Chancery, atter the death of Valentine Henry Wilmot, Esq. or sooner 'determi nation of the-interest therein of the Assigns of Ed ward Woodcock, Esq. s February 1806.—A Grant ta Francis James, Esq. of the several Offices or Places of, Secretary of Bar " bado.s, Secretary to the Governor thereof, and Se cretary.to the Governor 'and Council of that Island, and also Council there in the absence or ;vacancy of the Governor, and Clerk of the. several Courts in the said Island : to hold to him during the time he shall perform the duties thereof in person, and be .have Well"therein : from and after 'the death,' sur render, or forfeiture of Percy Charles „Wyndham, Esq.. ylccount of all Offices granted in Reversion in -Scotland, wheresoever holden, specifying the na ture of the _Office, the date of the Grant, and the period for which the Office was granted. March 1790.—A Grant to Sir John Belches, Bart. of the Office and Clerkship of the admission , of Nottars for life : to commence from the death, surrender, forfeiture, avoidance, or other determina= tion of the interest of James Robertson Barclay therein. February 1795.—A Grant to the Hon. George Murray 'of the. Office ,of Principal Auditor of His Majesty's Exchequer in Scotland for life : to com mence .frdin the death,, resignation, forfeiture, avoidance, or other determination of the interest of James 'Townsend Oswald therein. Lune 1796.—A Grant to John Anstruther, jun. EST of the Office of Sole and General Colle6tor of all the Rents, 'Revennes, Feu-farm, Teind Duties, and Profits whatsoever, fbrmerly belonging to the , Archbishops, Bishops, and Deans, and other dig nified-Clergy, within the Archbishoprick of St. An drew's, Bishopricks. of Edinburgh, Galloway, 13Ri-- chin, Dunkeld, Aberdeen, Murray, and Caithness (except certain Rents, Revenues, and Casaalties of the Deanery and Chapel Royal), durin g His Ma jesty's pleasure : to commence frOm the decease of John Anstnither, Esq. his Father. June YBOO.--A Grant to the Right Hon. Henry Dundas, of the - Office of Keeper of the Signet in ScOtland for life: to commence froar:the death, re signation, forfeiture, avoidance, or other determi nation of , the interest of Robert Dundas, Esq. therein. • December 1803.—A Grant to Richard Vary, of the Office of Clerk to the Justices of the Peace \ithin the Shire of Lanark, for life to commence from the 'determination of the appointment-to Mr. , John' Rannatyne. January 1806.—A Grant to the Right Hon. DundaS, of the Otliee of Clericatid Keeper of the particalar . Register of Seasines, Reversions; Re nunciations, Resignations ad Rernanentiam, and, other Writs appointed to be registrate in Scotland, for . life :r to commence from the death, 'sin-raider, forfeiture, avojdance; or other deterthination of the. interest of Robert Dundas therein. l'UhllStlCti h} V itt . IAM A GIER SCR lips, of South : 4 .101t0n-street; crusvenor 7 sq,,,,,: DT the 401-, Letters Or the,Edibr, NC. !")A-paiti) ; mug adeßssoi.. 81PTIZ nn Weanaday, in Sttatford-plue, Lady Caroline Wrot lesley, or 4 Datighter. On Wednesday the 2 tst inst. the Lady of Via:lain Daw son, E. of a Daughter. . MARIZIAD. On Tuesday last, .at l'ayhrnbury, ne:u; Iloniton, Devon, Mr. Giiiileniard, of Hackney, to - Miss Susan Venn, thild, daughter of Mr.• Henry Venn, The saint day,, Ce , )rge AnnsirOi.g, of the .s , ,th Re giinent of Foot,' to Miss Maria Swylui....r..daughter., of the late . W. S.viyininer, Eq. of Roberruw -tluuse, in Soiner- . . setshire. Lately, john Collings, Esq•: of DAtniford i Devon;to Miss SuSan Cornish, of Bath. ' A tew days ago, at 11.1ount fulict, the seat _ob l the.,Fail of Carrick. by licence. Francis Savage, Esq. P. for the County of to the Right Hon. Lady HartietTut.. ler, thirdUaughter of the Earl of Carrick. Op Saturday the 17th .inst. by. special licence, the Hon. and Rey. Pierce huger, third sou ot the Earl ut Carrick; to Miss Maria Sophia Vernon, third daughtei of; loiiii.Veruoiri Esq. of Clinitarf Castle, in the County of Dublin. , , • DIFD On Monday last, Mr. Thomas Green, of Park-I-fall, cleshall, Stattindshire, aged 38. On Sunday the 18th inst aged xi years, in consequence of a fall front ins horse, on the Toad between Dublin and Lucani. Mr. George Wallace, second son of Major Wallace, of lieechmount, County of Antrim. On Wednesday the 21st inst. at the house of her snn.in law, Dr. Davies, Carmarthen, in the 56th year of her age,. Mrs. Saunders, relict of the late Erasmus Saunders,..Ess. of Pentre, in the County of Pembroke and Only surviving' daughter and'sole heiress of ltiChard Esc. of Dol. halt', in the County of Carmarthen,, and of Mod-Ivor,. itt the County of Cardigan. On Friday last, ar brompton, after a short illness, aged 44. years, Mr. Paltrier. He was a man of uncommon coffin.: lency, and was, induced, about three weeks sit:c, to go la London, in ord:r to see that prodigy of bulk and tailless, Mr. Larribert: Mr. Palmer "vve.glii.id 'about 25 stone, .cr • 3i c lb.s. and alntough five men, of moderate size, nave been buttoned in his waistcoat, he was compar a tively of diminutive size when placed by the side of Mr. Lambert The windoWs of the tap-room were obliged to be taken out on Sunday, to ad mit of the corpse being taken froin the house, front ‘vhich,, to the place of Interment, it was carried a waggon, as no hearse could be procured which would have been S'ulticiently capacious to admit the coffin into it. VILLA, BANKS OF THE THAMES, STAINES, StittitY. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. CHRISTIE, THAT Beautiful and Compact VILLA; called 11 EGHAM HY THE HOUSE, with Coacii,house, Stabling for Out horses, Otliees,., Lawn, and. Pleasure ground of two acres, shinfedby fine spreading trees, and slop lug to the Thames, and three acres of Nleadaw and five of Arable (held for as years; adjoining thereto, oh the Bank and Surrey. Side of the Thames, at Staines. • The Premises comprise, onthe Ground Floor, a large Hall,. Billiard Room, Dining Parlotir, and interior A partments• On the 'First,' a spacious -Drawilig-rn•mn, Library, tour Bed. charribers, and Breakfast-room, commanding a pittutesque view over the River to Windsor Castle, and tour tied-rooms in the Attics. • • • This Singularly elegant Villa and 'Grounds .have received embellishments from various hands to the amount of several thousand pounds, and.are now in complete and neatest order, fit foe the immediate occUpatiOn - of a' Genteel - Fainil.v ; vt're held on Lease,-twelve years unexpired, at the trilling Rent of ILL ; btit the-Lease may. be extended to 45 years on allowing, a small advance upon the annual rent. May be viewed, with Tickets only, and further particulars may be known of Mr: Christie, Pall Mall. • - AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. • MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, having for a long series of years made' the VhNEREA L. DISEASE the particular object .of their investigatibo, are ;now enabled'to announce the discovery 'of a NI ediCane superior to Mercury in the cure ot', that disease. It is at present suf ficient fur theinto observe, that its died! are qtautemicitlly opposite to those of Mercury, fur tifoCigli it completely era dicates every vestige of the virusin its most confirmed stages, yet it does nor in the least injure the Constitution, or alter the complexion ; on the contrary, it renovates .sYstetn.in all its natural fonditins, ptoinotes Appetite; and t:ptilitaie's digestion. Numberless instances are on recent record of the superior efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent and specific; virtues acting as a perpetual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excess ot - conjugal and illicit pleasure, or-from the more insidious though not less destruc tive indulgence in a certain pernicious habit. Atni,dst tho melancholy variety ofdisorders which are the consequence of • this solitary vice, there tire none more afffiding 'than those deticiencies and debilities that prevent air embitter the matri monial state. The wretched sufferer broods over his tunes, ashamed to seek relief till it has brought him to such a state of misery as to render life oppressive. To thirse un happy persons it will be a consoling refledion to know that they may now. by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of al! human blessings, a strong, manly. afid vigorous Constitution. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted hy- patients of either sex, at their House, No. 107, Hatton Garden, person ally, or by Letter (post-paid) inclosing a Bank Note, when the necessary . Advice and Medicines will be given or sent to any part of the Kingdom.. Patients m th- Country arc re quested to state their age and general mode of living. No. 107, Hatton Garden. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Es,q. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. ICdNSIDER it but an ad- of justice due to the merits of your EAK 's PATENT ('ILLS, to - Om municate to you die following Cure which his recently been performed by them:— An Acquaintance of inane; by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a conipliCation of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al most to a skeleton; and although he had the best medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothing could be procured which seemed to suit his case, or to do him any service : he remained in a most re duced and pitiable situation tin two years, unable to tollow profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand on his legs; in fad no one s who knew, bins ever supposed it pas ible tor him to i recover. Ile was advised at, last to try vow' Leake's ('ills—he did so, .adhering strictly to. the dirrdiona given with them. He had not taken more than two boxes or.- tore he tonnd an alteration for the better: this encouragert him . to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he- found his appetite and strength. gradually return, and is now a* health and stout as any. man I know ' You are welcome, Sir, to meter any person tome for a confirmation of the above 'account it' it should be doubted, • I am, Sir, your rrbedient humble servant, Library, Folkstone. THOS. PURDAY. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tilos. TAY LOA, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street; . , . Where, after'a constant residence 4 more than Forty Years, in a practice, particularly 'iiireeted to . the Cure of Vene real Complaints, and • those incidental to the Parts of GeneratiOn in both Sexes, with that inviolable . secrecy which Men of -hi§ Protession should always observe, be batters himself, the advice and 'assistance he gratuitous ly administers to Persons taking'thisf Medicine, will he esteenied by a discerning Public, as art advantage seldom to be obtained, and•void of ambiguity. • Also sold, by his AppointMent, for the convenience if • those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. .4 1- ban's-street, Pall Mall; the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford!. street ; •Mr. Disborough , s; No. 7, Fish-Street-int-1; Mr, Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh • Mr. ,M iona Id's, G . govir - Mr. CallwelL's, Dublin; Liverpool;. 'Mr.:Atkinson's, Manchester ; and by one Person in every considerable Town in Great 'Britain and, iteland, in Dn~tes of only as. 9d.. each, sealed up with full and plain direc tions, whereby persons of either sex ma.y.cure tnetnsci.vcs with ease, speed, secrecy, and satety. • • N. Every Boil. sold in Great Britain is . sealed; up• with a stamp, on which, by taVottr of the 'Commissioners, is pc in ed, at the Stamp..offce, " T. Taylor, NO. 9, New Bridgi street," to i - mitate whieltit Felony, and all-others arc calm. terfeits.