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On Thursday last, at Lambeth Church, Lancelot Myers,
'Esq., of Kelsmecot, Oxfordshire, to Mrs. C.. Leighton, wi-
dow of the late Thomas Leighton, Esq. of South Lambeth,
Surrey.
' On Sunday morning, at Mary-le-bonne Church, Lieu-
tenant-Colonel F. Dillon, to MiSs Callander, daughter of
the late A. Callander, and niece of Sir John Callander, Bart.

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.
Sir, ' No. 9, New Bridge-street, London,
1 CONSIDER it butaa aa• of jisitice due to the
merits of your LEA .E's PATENT PILLS, to com-
municate to you the tollowing Cure which has recently been
pert-bra:cc' by .them: —An -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 best medical
advice which could be obtained, and tried a-variei y of Patent
MedieineS, nothing could be procured which seemed to suit
his case, or to do him any service : he remained is a most re-
duced and pitiable situation for two..years, unable to tallow
his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand on
his legs; in fad no one who knew him ever supposed it .pos-
sible for hint to recover. He was advised at last to try' your
Leakc's Pills—he did so, adhering Stridly to the dirrdions
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him to proceed, and by
:taking a. few. boxes'inare he found
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health and stout as any man 1. ktiow. You ;;re Welcome,.
Sir,-Joiekr any- person to Mel-Ora contifmition' of the above
account if it should be doubted.. .. .' • - '.- .. - -

I am, Sir, your obedient humble servant,
Folkstolic: THUS: PniDAY.

I Lily. to, t 805.... :
.I"repareJ an & Sold. by .the, Sole Proprietor.

T nos 'T AY I oft, Member of the 16y.il College of S. t4geonse
London,-at his House,- No. 9, New Brinee-street ;
Where„ alter a constant-residence f more -than Forty Years,
in a practice , particularly. :iireeted.•to .the. Cure of
teal Complaints, and those incidental to the Parrs of •
Generation- in• both Sexes, with 'that inviolable secrecy-
which Men of his Profession shoulft.always.obscrAw he
flatters hirnso,: the ativii:e and assistance he gratnitons-7
ly administers-ro 'Persons taking this • Medicine, 'will be
esteemed:by a discerning-Public, w, an advantage selderni
tote obtained, ri id- void of anib'guit y
Also,sold, his'Appointment; 10.7, the e().-ivenierice, of
those.iiVing at.a distaive,• at_the. Perfumer's, No. 3i, AT.
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of only 25.. 9d,. each, sealed up..wi th•fZi 11 an tee-
tions-, whereby pet' ons' 'of either -sex may cure tnerfiselycs
with'ease, speed, secrecy, and safety, • • -
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a s raj/tip, oil which, by- favourot the prirs
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terfeits. . • • ' - ' • •

TO THE VALETUDINARIAN..•
COLOMQN's' GUIDE to HEALTH is addressed
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• The Guide to 'Health having passed through a number of
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FREEHOLD FARMS, CLOU,CESTERSHIRE.
• TO BE, SOLD BY AUCTION,
By J. J. PALMER, Broker,
At the Elephant and Castle inn, in the City of Bath, To. •
morrow, the 6th of Marcia inst. at One o' C lock precise-
ly (the Sale advertised for thel.oth tilt. having been una-
voidably.postponed),
ATRULY Eligible.and Desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, called BOTTOMS FARM, situate in the
•Parish of Pucklechurch, about six Miles front the City of
Bath, and seven from the City, of Bristol ;, comprising a sub-
stantial well-built Farm-house, with convenient- Barns,
StableS, Out-houses, and all necessary Offices, and ,203
Acres (more or,less), principally of rich Meadow and• Pasture
Land, under Lease, whereof eleven Years are unexpired, to
Mr. Robert Wilcox, at a clear Rent of4ool. per annum.
Also, GING E L's FARM, situate in the same Parish, and
comprising a substantial Farm-hOuse,. with all omvenierit
Offices, and 48 Acres (more or lesS),. princi pally of rich C raz-
ing Land, now under Lease, whereof four Years are unex-
pired, to Mr. Davis, at a clear Rent of_B4l. per.annurn'.
The Land-Tax of' both these Farms is redeemed, and con-
siderable Veins of Coal are supposed to run under them.
They are let to respe&able Tenants ; and, from their situa-
tion (lying at,about equal- distances.from the Cities of Bath
and *Bristol), form a most desirable Property, the annual
value of 'which may be greatly increased at the expiration of
the present Leases. •
To view the Premises, apply to the Tenants ; and, for fur-
theta Particulars, to the Broker, at his Office, in Bristol, who
is authorised to treat, in the mean time for the Sale by Pri-
vate Contract.