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1. , NUMBER 42641 tIhATICE ittiYA t , DRUIt Y-LANE. T O -MORROW. EVENING, May Id, will be {whirr - nett • THE SOLDIER's DAUM - ITER. • • ' Governor Heartall, Mr. DOWTON ; Frank Hearrall, Mr. bANNISTER ; • ' Mr:Maltorr, Mr. POW LLt ; Malfort, jun. Mi. H. SI D DONS. The «idoAr Cheerh, Mrs 10 ROAN ; Mrs. Malfort Mrs. 11.t.i1DDONS. • ' ivrrx • • • FORTY THIEVES. . . The. Characters by . , Mr. DORMER, 61r. BANN ISTLR, Mr. KELLY, AIL NIATREWS, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. H. SIDDONS, Mr. DL C.-,ivlP, Mr. RAYMOND, Mrs. BLAND, Mrs MA ryiEws, Miss DE CAMP, &c. Boxes 6s. Se a n d Price 35.-- -Pit 3s. 61. Seconu Price 2S. Gallery 23 SC::::lit: Price is-. —Upper, Gallery is. • Second . Price 64i• —No Money to be returned. - ' Places tor the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-Odice in• Little Russell-street. - T!".:: Doott will be opened at hall-past Five, and the Play begin at Hall-bast Six.. . ' PANOKANIA,,LEICESI ER-SQUARE. NOW open—the GloriousßATTLE ofTRAFAL 6AR. wnicii Picture exiiibit Sixty Svil: of the Line.. painted on 'Note square feet of ,Canvass • 'many of the Eng— lish Shipsclosety engaged with tlie. Emmy.. and. tad whole is so arranged as to give a pe , ..6;: - .3 the :nub of Attack i , t two Laaes, as :*'ell as the J.cii,agerneat. EI:AV/SORG H will.ctininue open a iew Weeks longer., Admittance to each Picture, Orie Shilling.—Open from Ten till Dusk. HENRY ASTON 13.A.RKER, a'Proprietor , Of the PAN() MA, • Leicester.:square, takes the liber ty ,t informing the Public, that the vartuus Views and other Subjects whiLli have been exhibited in it were taken by him, and painted under , his .sole Management; during the Life of his father: he therefore hopes that the same attention to give satisfaction, by stria and faithful Kepresehtation,•will entitle him to a continuance of that Patronage with which the Panorama has for so many years been honoured. • t'fill.ANTl-IROPIC ANNUITY PLAN. THE Demand for PROSPECTIJS' still continu ing, and nearly the whole already printed-(upwards of 4cmo) being distributed. I have ordered a very, considerable numloer to be struck Ott; and they will be at the London Ta-: vero ; at Lloyd'i Coffee-hi - to - se ; and at the Banking-houseS of Messrs. ktiddulph, Cocks, and Co. ; Messrs. Boldero, Lusitington. and Co. ; Messrs. Dorrien, MagenS, and Co. ; the Km Baron Dimsdale and Co. ; Messrs. Herries. Far quhar, and Co. ; Messrs. Masterman and Co. ; and Meslrs. IValpole. Clark, and Co. Some Persons having expressed a doubt, whether it would be legal fin - Bankers to re,eive Names or Subscriptions to the opused I nstit ution. I think proper to make it known that 1 have rece,vcd the opinion of one of the most eminent CLtn. tine Bar, who states decidedly that it is not illegal. WILLIAM LUDLAM. is, Weibeck-street; Cavendish-square, May 14, rBo6, KING's ARMS,,INN, BERWICK. GEORGE DIXON returns Thanks to ills Friends and the Public iu.sencral, for the numerous favours cont,rred upon him during the man ) years he has carried on the business of an lonzkeeper, at. the King's Arms Bet: wick-upon-Tweed, and.begs Leave to inform them, that he has givta.up the business to Mr. AM- ES Ni 9 W AT, tot' whom be solicits a continuance of their. favours. - _ _ 'Berwick, April. 26, tgo6. • (}_. CHARLES. M0W.4.17,. many years Waitcr, at the Red Lion inn, livrwick-upon-Tweetl, Most respectfully in t:inns the Nobility, Gentry, aiiiiPuulic id general, that he . has taken that large and conytiodions Inn, called 'tile King's Arms, lately occupiesliby, Mr. George Dixon, and humbly solicits their Patronage and Support, assuring tnem that every ell'oft shall be u s ed to make the acconirnodation agreeable, aticl their favours ever gratefully ackno - Wledsed.—For the convenience of Gentlemen ,Travellers, he has set apart a Room on purpose fur their accommodation. C. M. begS periiiission to say, that lie has always in readi.. Less neat Post CilAses, good Horses, and careful Drivers. The Mail Coach drives to this Inn as usual., • . ' A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. T"E•gredt Reputation which Mr. BURGESS - has gained by the superior Excellence of his ESS E,NC E of ANCHOVIES for FISH SAUCE has induced 'many' -Persons to givelite, same Name to an Article entirely dif ferent. • • 10I -IN BURGESS and SON think it a duty (bey owe the üblic, to caution them against such Impositions, as several veople.travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, :tc. an ex-. lra large profit to vend the spurious kind : they are parti.. tllarly requested to ask for BußGases, and to observe none tt . genuine but what have these words' ppon the-Label - John Burgess and Son's Original and Superior Essence of Anchovies." Warehouse, NO. 107, Strand, corner ' . of the Savoy Steps, London. GENTEEL FAMILY RESIDENCE. • ALHOUSE .to Lett, completely and genteelly Furnished, in .the best part of Buckingham-street, 'Mei phi, with acornmanclinl View of the Thames and-Sui 'eY Hills ; or the Leasc andlorniturc to be Sold.. 'lncl.:ire of Mr. ilaywerd, Upholder,: No. Its, St. Mar. Charing-cross. • RICH FEEDING LAND IN I INCOLNSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRA4T, • Together or in. Lots,. , AVERY Valuable. FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the Parishes of Whaplode and Hothead' ; consisting of the Motor, .or t reputed -Matierr, of LITTLE , /PRY, and •sundoi Farms in a Ring:fence, containing n9B A. tR.27 P. of, 'very rich Feeding Land. The Build- Ns are . in complete repair, and some Of them have been • cre:Aed within the last two years. • - " • The Land Tax is redeemed, and .the• Road good. ' • . „ The fis,tate is situate in a dry Country,. a nd n o t liable to •noetls ; and near a navigable River; 8 miles.trom Spalding, I% froin Boston, 4 from. Hothead), and ta.'from•Wisbeach, all good Market T owns, and roo rates from-London. Further particulars may•he had on application toNlesrs.• ster and Bonner, in Spalding, who will slim the Estate at o Messrs. Nicholson and HopKiii's Office ; Mr. ion. 'reale, 'urveyor, -both iii Leeds ; or Messrs. Foster ' Cooke. and tr . ere, Lincolie6.lnn.fields, London, wl4ere Plans of the 4- State nay be seen. . , . • FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, AND THIRTY-SIX; • ACRES, ONE MILE FROiVI • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE 'CONTRACT, . . . - By Mr, CHRISTIE; • • A Spacious and very• Desirable STONE-BUILT 7,c FREEHOLD DWEI:LIJNIG, called LYNCOMBE VO USE, in, a' healthy and delightful Situation, one Mile South of the CITY of BATFL with:suitable Offices, Fout:- stalled Stable, Double Coach-house', .an excellent' Cold .riath, Kitchen Garden chiefly inclosed by a lofty :Fruit Wall, -„leasure Ground, and, includiov, the Gardens, about Tl-11A :Y-Li1X ACRES of go d'PASTURE .LAND altd - 'OR. CHARDS ; .the whole. within a Ring Fence. • , I „The Prethires are well supplied with\ remarkably fine ater, are in good ßepair, and. ft 'for the occupation of a %.enteel Family. , , . I) , lay be viewed, and . printed Particulars may be had of p rinters of Crutweit's Bath and Felix Firlcy's Bristol Pa. P 4 s ; at Garraway's Cotree-house, Cornhill •' and of Mr. e hristie, Pall-Mall , Who is authUracd to treat fur the same. THE (A. T U A iso6. THE- SECOND DAY Of Drawing - the present STATE LOTTERY will commence on SATUR— DAY Morning-next, it Tcu o'clock.,. TICKETS and SHARES, warranted firidrawn, continue on Sale at the Offices corner of Bank-buildings, Cuminll, and facing. the Gate of the Kings Mews,' Charing-cn:ss, where N0..16,26 . 2, the. Fourth-drawn • Ticket..on the First Dav,a. Prize Of ONE THOUSAND POUNDS, WM'S soktih a quarter, an,Eight'h, and Ten Sixteenth Shares, •tiy . ICCHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. NEW MIL I KY- MUST C i lust-pn . blishi:dby - BROPIL: RI t? and WIt,K NSON, No. , t 3, kraynyarkci, L-COLLECTION of - SCOTTISET ..:MUSIC, • consisting of Slow Airs, Reels,-and_ S'..qatlispeys,. respectfully delicated'to His Excellency Earl Moira, Com mander in Chief of Ills Majesty - Forces. in`Sotlarid, by G. Schetky; pricr'Ss. ; a Third Set of. ty.elve Nii7itary . Div. composed chiefly r for - the. use of their -Majcstli'; WM, and humbly dettiearCd to His ItOyal Highness the puke Of Kent, by G.•Griesbaell, price Ss. ; a Seled CeilleCtion of -Popular Songs, Glees, Airs, &c. arranged by - 1. jouve, price 6s. ,• a Collection. of Military Div. composed (and dedicated to HiS Royal Highness the. bake of Cumberland) by L. Von Esh, price 65.; Barbara and Allen, arranged by j. louve, 6s. i '• a.Colledion of Mils*, respectfully detlicated. to thb Right Hon-. the Earl of Ormond and o:isory . , by John Ber. ,Logier, O. 4, price 23.; a Seledion . qf f-trcurite Songs, by S. Holden, price 2s.' The above, with all thelr otter new, Public4tkilns, m 2 -be had of-Messrs. SouthwelPs, Duke-street, I. iverpool ; White, George-street, i3atlt ; tlr. Hodges, Clare-street; and: Mr. Sttirge. , Park -street, Bristok Mr. EihnuOds,' Worces. ter; 'Mr. Burgess, Itair*ate ; Lowe,- Stamp-office, Union-street, Birminghartr; Mr. Hale, C laucester and Chit , tenhain ; Mr. Knaptou, Fork; Mr. Donaldson, Brighton; Mr.—Mills, Grand Parade., Portsmouth ;, Mr. Hammond, Southanaptorli Mr. Pilbrow' ' Exeter; - and at . all other Music-shops in England, Scotland, and Ireland. - • - ANNUA,L It EVI EW, 18.)5. This Day was published, - . . .. vol. Iy. for tSo;, in Rnyal 0tt:184,, pricc ,, Olie Guinea in e - -tra boards; of - ' . • . T HE ANNUAL and . "RI STORY of'f,ITER ATURt: Containing a Critical Analysis of ail the Works : published during the Year, arranged in Choters t —corresporiding with the various Branches of Human, ..Knowled s e,.each of which is preceded byari Introdatioa. To be Coniihued annually. WARRANTED UNIDRAWN. L) WIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, are selling the TICK ETS and SHAKES.ot the preset 'Lottery, war ranted unctrawn. NEXT SATURDAY will be the Sdcond Day of Draw ing. ' The following is the State of the Wheel. z • - Prize of £15,000 - - is _ ‘2{,oon 20,000 - 40,000 2 - 10,000 - - ." 20,000 5000 - - - 10,000 5 - - - 1000 - 500 Iv - - $O3 - - - - 5000 With the full proportion of tool. 501. and all. Prizes. SARDINIAS. THIS delicious Fish affords one of the finest Re lishes known (Hicli,son's Prepared Anchovies for Sand wiches exec:plc:ll : , dry, and will keep a long time. s o w at , Strand, in Boxes los. 6d. or 'llegS its. each. Potted and Stewed Lampreys, Shrimps, and Lamperus ' - the best Hams, Tongues, Dutch Herrings, and Beet, Cod Sounds, :Smoked Salmon, Parinasan, Chap . zigar, and Ripe Stilton Cheese, Sauces, Pickles, EsSence Anchovies, Olives, Soy, Klan, Capers. Maccaroni, Vermi- Vinegars, Mustard, Spices, Oils,' Portable Soups', Preserved Ginger. Sweetmeats, and every Ankle in the ha . Ban and Oil Business: ANSWER TO WAR IN DISGUISE. This Day was published, Price Two Shillings and Sixpence, A N ANSWER to WAR •IN DISGUISE ; : .or, 1 1. Remarks upon - the New DOctrine of England concern ing Neutral Trade. America printed. London reprinted, for 1: ohnson, in St. • Paul's Church-yard ; and W. 1. and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange. • • Where may be had, An Examination of the British Doarine which, subjeas to Capture a Neutral Trade not open in time of Peace, price ss. MEMOIRS of the LIFE and THEATRICAL CAREER •of'SAMUEL FOQTE. - This Day was published, In Three Elegant Volumes, Foolscap Octavo, embellished with a fine Portrait, by Caroline ‘Vatsonoprice rss. boards, I\l4 EMOIRS of the LIFE and THEATRICAL 1. 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Also, price 3s. 6.1. in boards", Obseryations un the Rules of Descent, on the point of Law • upon which the Justices MAiwood and Blackstone were at isAle, and on our Laws' Disallowance of lineal Ascent. • • This Day. was published, . ln Two Volumes; izino. price 12S. in boards; • the second' Editiod, of •• MEMOIRS of CHARLES MAURICE ‘TAL- - -• YR A N-D DE. P E G R 0,• one ot Bonaparte's' Principal Seeretaries•of State, his Grand Chamberlain and Grand tlicerof the .Legion of Honour, -E x -Bishop of Annl, Ek-Abti6 of Celles and of Si. Dennis, Sce. Sce. &c. Contain= ing the particularS of his. ViiVate and public Life, otitis 'in ? trigues iit Boudoirs as.wetl - as in Cabinets. By the Author of " Tire Revolutionary Plutarch.", ":These Memoirs cannot: *ll to be interesting - to all 'Readers who take any interest in the passing / events, - or in the Public Charade's, ot the Day.". . - Anti-Jacobin Review, Sept. 111)s. Printed for _John. Murray,• fleet-street ; and 1. 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The - Monthly Reviewers- in:their, , Criticism on this va lueble Work, which has.been long-out of Print and exceed- . ingly scarce, observe, " That the kotnatt IliAtory_ of thiS dicious and masterly Writer is a most valuable accessionto the stock, of historical Learning. Tnat the execution of the Work is equal throughout. That NIL Hook seems to have possessed in a very eminent degN.:.:_the rare-talent of se.parat ing the Partizan from tie Hist,-.: - it4 of which few Writers. are capable, and of-comparing contradictory Authorities with impal i tiality and penetratioa. does not appear to have been a bigot to any principles, or a slave to.any• authority." Dr. FRANKLIN'S WORKS COMPLE T E... This Day was published, In Three large Volumes ONivo,,with Sixteen Engravings, And a Portrait of the Author,. , price , ll,. 16.. in boa;:ds. rl -1 . HE COMPLETE WORKS,', in PHILOSO PI-IY, POLI"I . I•Czi, and 11101 , .. ALS, of Dr. BEN lA MIN FRANKLIN ; with Nlernoi: s' of his early Life. • ten by 'l4 1 S1:1,1'. Printed for J. idlinion, St., p 0.1 1 .'i Church-yard ;.: and Longman, Hurst; Recs, anit Orin,!, Parernoster 7 row, The Works bt Dr. I ra:lklin been often partially col.. ladled; but never b.:l;Jr: brought toi;etlic: in one uniform I n the prcsmt Volurnes will be ffinni 411 the clifferent-Col.. leetions; tokether with ilie'vario - Papers of the same Au. thor that have bec..r pu'alished in sepaigte Pamphlets, orin ser;e:i in Forcigh C.,6l,lez.tion; Wi?rits,.Or in. the Trans= lations of our own, or or Foreign Plui. / sophical Societies, or own-or Fore , gu Newsp,per i,i,igazines.. as tar as dis;:overate by the, i iitvr, ati ca, has .11,m, assisted in the re-. search !iy Cciit ,n in Aniei Ica. Aitioog these Papers, sine , cc.c.onceive wit', be new' to the Er.giisii treader on this t ; ;I'),)ve inly be had, just pnb - ...ished,. • • I A new :w . , 1 ele.gwonrly printed in two yo , l umcs , d i t cr (ran, Ss. boards,Qf . the tite b:.•l)l4 , iii:s rwlki . 4 n,' 1,1, D. . A. AlKlN,,Editor. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos. ter-rovv. Of whommay be'had, Vols. I. 11. and of the above Werk;.for 1802, iBo3,ind 1804, price One Guinea each, in extra boards. Thii Day Was published, • ME I It, concernifig . ,the COMMERCIAL RELATIONS of the UNITED STATES . with ENGLAND: • - Iiy . CITiZEN TALLEVRAND: Read at the National Institumolte . 15tli Germinal, in the Ye.tr V. To which is added,' an Kssay on the Advantages to be % derived from New Colonies in the existing. Xi:tun:stances. . By the same Author. re.cau at the institute.,, the 45th ttilessi dor,;in the Year V. :Printed for .Hurst, Rees, and - Orme, Paternos ter-row.. ‘! Independent of the epigrarnmat iC force and .eloquence of .their style, afid'ofrtheiryporc,substantial merits, as sound and ingenious speculations, upon a subjed of equal difficulty and Importance, they cannot' tall to interest us in their praClical applications, They were, the result of adual o4servation in Countries where the Author had access to the best informa, tion, or, was aCtuAily engaged, in atiiiiis."—Edinburgh R.c -• vieW, NO, ,XI. ' This Day was publiOlea, Price t cs.•in boards,- the. Second n of • , O.OIIDON's SCIENCE of- DEFENCE, Vic. kJ explaining the Principles of his Plan, .Wiic.loas been. honoured. with the King's high-Approbation.. _ . It Must be al lowedlhat bris I lan of I)efence' appeirs to be by far the hest that has- as vet been discoverea,. &c. in, regard to theNtitubz:r of Men and Weapons, he.gives a•supe, riority in the ratio of two to one," Sze.... 7 ViJe, so pages of the Anti= Jacobin.for Aug, 080 5 . "_ This Plan is original, aird of the utriinSt national inte rest. .!Vcre its advantages limited to 'doubling the number of the • Men in the crisis of action, even So it 'would IN irre, "*SiStible..' But his mode of instructing :glen in the use 9f the Musket, ves to each Man a power sixty. times greater. than . Abe:Nlan could have had without Snell instrutlion. His De monstrations are as - clear as the Corollaries. in . Euclid, and illustrated by 19 Plates, adapted to tfie subject, by Mr. Smirke,Jun."—Universal Magazine for Sept.. &'c. 0105. • Sold by Egerton;•Wilite,Hall ; Symonds, Paternoster-row; Faultier, Bond-street ; Richardson, Royal Exchange ; Hard ing, St: lames's 7 streFt ;,..R yan i . Oxford-street ; and by Budd, - • . •-• • 0 1i; Ak , • _ 'Wit ,.. 5z,. , .... : „. ;4 ,.. 4 .4 f„ ‘.--- - ,;,, , z,t: --...:. * .1: 4 '''' 4 4g -4; 1 - -,;•,,,,,. . 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Engel in -which. the Pi f.L-e shalt not be inserted in -words, at length, or that shall drilve-id to the &ard before One o'Clock ,on the said Tites,tio Tat, nor unless the Person who ;gees IDe Te.,der, or some Person on his behalf, attinds, to an.twer,,when for. SUPERIOR. WINGS: PENCER, PERKINS, Nay: 115 Nevtgate •ZZ street, importers of Wine ,tUr upwaids of lorry 1 ,a,5,. sixteen of Which they have adopted that admirable Mode cif meliorating•it. in large Vats of 3 and 4DOo Galion,: contents, as is prattised in Germany and other P laces ; by whicit. their Wines are ad improved in- Flavoui*, and their Conlia; Qualities retained, that they are not only a delicious Liquor to the Palate, ,but grateful to the.Stornachs of4lenrous bits, and the Aged and Infirm, Their Stock of Old 1 . '014, Madeira, Rucella, exc. is of , rso?ol. value, by which thy •_ are enabled to keep Wine to great ages, .both to Cask nr:,t Bottle. They•also keep a large Stock of .Cogniac .11rand; . ;., - Pine' and Jamaica Ruin and East-Andia Orange Shrub, the oldest in Loncton treated in the Same - Manner in Vats, wh ;0 - 7; • with their Wines, thcy• .sell on 'the most moderate Term.% for . Ready-trioney. , Not.ics than a Dozen sent to any,part.of the Town fret of Eitpeace. MITE real JAPAN MACKIN G L made 13y DAY" and MA N . This irtyaluable Composition, witiC hail the usual labour, produces •the most brilliant jet hlack, ever beheld, allimis peculiar nourishment to the Leather. • - will not soil the finest:Linen, is perfeal. free from any un— pleasant sm ell, and will retain its virtues in any climate. Sold, wholesale, by. Day and Martin, at the Manufatiory,. N0.'97 7 - 11iAh Holborn; retail by F. Day. No. 7, Tavistock st it e t,..c,,vent_garden, ; W. Day, No. ds, Swallow.strect ; Axtell, t; Finch-lanel 'and by the princird 800 , - makers, Perfumers, and Oilmen, in the . Metropolis • and inr "cVerytimil throughout the United 'sc. ingdbm, in Stone Bottles, - rico is..6i.each. • . • SNVINTON'i Original DAFFY's ELIXIR... .1)r.• Brodutn's Botanical Syrup and Nervous,Cordivl. Sold as . usual.at tbe Original ~ .,VarehouSe, Sal;st , ttrysilinire. This Vrfg tliz - spasoit ivlen the liumiifframe is iti)stvulnerable t 4 the attaclts of acute disetise, - rotiders,tins above excel ent ,.ll::: divines highly important, indeed so strongly ate they fecom. , mended by numbers of the first Nobility and Gentr, that one or other of them may be tons!dered a gravel specific 9r passport to. health and. Lumpiness; the tuiparaiLlt cures per./ :formed would till volumes (yet so gent lein their operation as not to tntlie the mos delicate constitution). • l'a - tnnh let to be had !ratis at the • House, in which not .pnly their etlicacy is div.plaj , ed, but the uuirVersal recoinniencla. tioh of Medical Authors. . ._ •.. . AN IMPORTANT DhCOVERY. CUR4UE and Co. Surgeons, haven L for- a long , 'series of • years inade Nti EA 1. DlSEASEtheliartictilar object of tlir'invest . gation, are now enabled 'to "atinounet of a I N:edit:me superior tO . Mereury in the cure Of that It is .at ptebent suf fii;ietit for, tiiiut to ollserve, that-its diametrically opposite to ihose clMercury,"Foi. though it completely, era dicates every vestige of tile virus in its most coufiritlect yet it does hot in the leasi injore the C.olistitutio.l, or-alter . the complexion; on the contrary, it renovaies the sySielYl in all its. natural fundions, promotes Appetite, and facilitates digestion.' Numberless instances are on recent iecOrti ot the, superior efficacy of this Medicine,•its inherent and-speeitie virtues ailing as ; a peyetual ct.rrettive t.) deodity, whether proceeding from an excess ot conjugal and illicit pleasure, or from the more insidious though not less c tive ins - certain pernicious habit. Amidst the. ,melancholy variety of disorders whiclt are tire chnseqUence of this,solitary vice, there are none more of licling than those deficiencies anti ttebilities that preVent or -enibitter the instil mbnialstate. The wretched sufkrer broods over his misfor tunes, ashamed to seek relief till it has brought him to such a state Of Misery as . to render life oppressive. To those un- . happy Persons it will be a consoling reflection to' know that they. : may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, -be restored to that greatest.of all human blessings, a'strong, manly,. and vigorous Constitution. ' ' Messrs: Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sex, at their House, N0..107, Hamm Garden, wrsott ally, or by Lettei (post-paid) ihaoSing a Bank Not wlLen 'the necessary . Advice and 'Medicines will be given ofisenTsto any part of the Kingdom. -. Patients in the , Countr' arg re quested to state their age and general mode of living. No. 107, Hatton Garden. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. T CONSIDER,it but an aa•of justice due to the 1. merits of.your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to coin. municate to you the following Cure which has recently been performed by them:— Air •Acquaintance of mine, by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al most to'a Skeleton; and although he had the hest meilica [ advice which could be obtained, and tried a varic,y of Patent Medicines, nothing could be procured. which seemed to suit his case, or to du any service : he rArtained in a most re. 'dncedand:pitiable situation for two years, unable to follow his profession, and_ scarcely able to walkor even to stand on his legs ; in Litt no care who knew lihn'ever supposed itpos. siblefor him to mown , He was advised at last to try your Leakes' Pill.S—lre (lid So; adhering strietly to the direaions - given with them. He had not taken more than two boxes be: fore he • found alteration for the better: this encouraged' him 'to proceed, and by taking - a few boxes more lie found his appetite and strength gradually return, and is now as and stout as any man I knUtv, - You are welcome, Sir, to icier any person to me for a confirmation of the above. account if it should be doubted. i I Am, Sir, your obe.ient hunible,servant, Library, FOlkstone. • • HOS. PURDAY„ • Prepared and,Sold by the Sole - Proprietor, T Hos. TAY LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, 'London at his No. i 3, New Bridge-street; NVllere ) - alter a. constant residence. of jiaOre than Forty Years, • . in a pradice particularly dir&led to. the Cure of Vene real fiCouiplaints, amt., ttioa.6- incidental to, the Parts of Generation in both Seies, With that inviolable secrecy - Whieh - Men of his Prbfession should alWays observe, he . flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuilous • ly adriiiniste4r - to Persons .taking . this . Medicine„ will be esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advaritagq seldom to be obtained, and voithof ambiguity. • • • •AUO sofd, by his Appointinent,• tar the convenience of tlipselivingat a distance,.. at the Per4nner's, N0..37 St. Al 'llan's-gtreet, Pall Malls' the - 1 - iiyshop, No., 193, _ OxfCrd, street ;. -Mr. I.7ishoroukh's ' .7, Fash-streei it! I ; Mr. • Betxter's Soutlizigidge, E.cilulargli,; Mr. M' Donald's, C las g•aw Dublin ;• ..\•1 ; Mane.h;.;S . ter ; - and by pne Person in every conSiderahle - TO - Am" iii-Greatl.3rit'ain and Prelatic!, in Boxes _of -Only . as,. §kt. .each ) - seuied 'up with fult.auOplain direc tions)._ whereby . persons .of either sex !nay, cure:them:selves with ease, speed; secrecy, and s:ifety. • . ' • , N.l). very Box :sold in (..;-reut liriiain is geated up With stg : n?, or.l Livourut . the . Commissioui..r, is print.. ed, ,it tile Sta:isp-oftkc, Nu. g, New street,"tc) iailtate which is Velutly, arid all otli.rs are coua ttacilS. -- • o-y c,,:i ) ._ % VA