The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-15 00:00:00

CORN Tk AI)Es.•

Observations.tarnrouniened to the Chairman of the Com-
mi.iec of the Hour„ of Commons. appointed- to consider
or. pre.;ent. High Price of: P ro.visions. Int-cluld. to re.
• rein,dy scat. of toe evils iiiieklged to exist.
Every Corn Faelor, Meal Fatior Hovman, or
'seller of Corn or Sr4eti in-London,. to be 'Licensed ;
and tls he bhund by
,penalties to expose pn their
Stands at Market, sample; of any articles thee• may
have for sale, with the,full fira nt „they have to
dispose of marked. thereon.
That a Re:;ister shall be publicly kept of every
transadion in the -Market, with .the names of the
and.all particulars relating thereto.
That an Inspettor shall be appointed for the work-
ing of bargains nor less than leo Quarters.
That every GroWer .of Corn, upon his. Com,
inginto a Muket, shall declare
.to the Clerk of the
Market therquantity he has for sale on that day ;
and that an hour be fixed at
.every Market Town,
after which no person shall be allowed to expose any
sample.

. That the Market sh:!II not be opened before nor
. contiaued after a certain hour, and that all the Corn
toilie.sold on that day shall be brought forward by
•
samples at the opening.

FURTHER. OBSERVATIONS 7TRANSMITTEb TO THE

• CHAIRMAN.

,The first thing to be done is, to norchpe the
present. Market.;. also the India WarehoYses adjoin-
Hg and 'behind ; and also the private WarehoUses
North of the .preseni Market ; or all the prenlises:
North, quite through to Seething Lane, 'and to St.
Hart.-strect, qiiite to the Church ; "or-if.
.the Church,were included, it would then make a
compkte square of ground sufiicientlytarge for the
purpse ofa spacious Corp ?Market. 'The builditi,S on
this ground are old .and of sinall'value, the Church,
very old, and in -.a -daniß disagreeable state, very
unsafe for the health of the inhabitants, .to resort to
in winter time; inhabitants very few,
might be united to the Church of AllhailkilVs, Stain-
itT„ in Mark-lane ;. the Rector might do alternate.
'Llt4;:y there,- and 'still receive his .tythes of the re..
'minim, 'inhabitants and of Government.'

:Fhisiviarkt r wilt cost too,oooi. in all to pay
the intere-,t, theft-. Le two hundred Stands for
K:6lora \viler; to place their names ; each Stand
shall be,-rentcd at 501. per ennuin; and twelve at
the cfltrance We,twaro, for Hoymen,. at to'. per
annum each, will raise an annual sum of za,tzpl.

Let the management of Ow `Market be ruder a
Co;nmittee of all the Aldermen,-and one.Cornmon
:Councilman or ever who, are not Dealers
ter conneaed in the Corn Trade, .i ho. shall meet
the first Tuesday in every month, in the Gttildhall
of the City of London, who shall Lave four pounds
for their attendance, to be divided equally ameng,,l
those who are present at tW cite one 'Alderman and
seven Corm:1;11;s to be, a Quorum, or any Pine ; to
have a Cleric and Assistant, at a salary of
• to be appointed by a majority, of said
Committee ; 'to have an Office • adjoining the" said
intended Market, where to keep'the make
entries, &c. Once in the year, ,savi first Tuesday.
in July, Committee to audit ACl,_o'lll----to be al-
lowed tol. for that day ; deliver copk3 of such to
the Chancellor of His M; Exchequer ; Rent
to he colleited quarterly by the Clerk, ,w.ho is -to-
give security, and to pay it into- the 'Chamber of
London -,..Chatnbcriain,to "keep 'a" proper book of.
entry of same, and pay the sante into the Exche-
quer every Quarter-day.
Fite-ion-not to job ordeal in 'Corn for their own
account, hut Dealers or 'jobbers to have Stands, on
which their 'name shall ,he .written, :"Dealer in
Corn ;" and on the same the' quantity of Wheat,
Oats, Barley, and Rye they expose each market.
day ;. not to sell-any till it has been truly and really
in their.possession seven d•is.
Each Jobber or Dealer shall pay 501. per annum
for licence so to do, and shall be free of -the City of,
London. , Farmers and Growers of Corn, etc.' may
expose the same for .saluOn the Market without any
expense;

REGULATIONS. , •
•
NI-ark-et-days—Monday, Wednesday, and Fri_,
day, to begin at eight—to one . .
,Every shall have One. Stand, or two on
first application, to be placed, close together, on
each of. which shall be the name or rta-ines of the
party or parties in. the Firm 'of- ahe .1-fotaae ; on
Stan,l being vacant -application to he made to the
Committee ;, if more _that 'one Applinnt, determi-
nation to be by ballot in.the said. Committee; tobe
`transferrable only_to 'partners, or, kna :fiVe, such
persons in any, one trade. E.4„:1. Faelor. to have a•
painted board over his Stand,: on- which,lthe. name
of each sort of Corn, Peas, and Beans he exposes
that day., • if foreign or. English ; Iloymen' the
samea under a penalty of soh per day, to bereeo-
veaed by -
Each to deliver-to the Clerk at his Office -a copy;
the succeeding day at ten o'clock, .of every parcel
sold each day by him of each Grain, the price, and
to' whom, and. Witeit the same is worked by the
buyer ; if not worked, todeciare what is done with-
it, as every parcel --of :Corn, arc. is entered and
knOwn at the Custom 'House; and proper persons,
Or Searchers, should -be appointed by the Commit-
tee, .who shall proceed on board' every ship that'ata
rives with Wheat, Rye, Barley,' and *Oats,. take
Samples of a gallon of each, deliver them to the
Officer, tivhen the Clerk shall ira4i4a the same, who,
• together tiith.-the.Sear:her, both of whom shq,l,) i .
sworn, lakt.l.l-..defermine when the same is in a'state
to be wCatked ;' -if not, shall permit the• same to be
'landed, in order to be aired, giving an account
ii here it is landed, as the Legislature may knoW
exactly what Wheat, Oats, Barley and Rye 'come
into the port of London, they may order that a
• certain quantity shall be exposed any market-day,
which will be of infinite service to the buyer, and
keep the price in reasonable bounds. Hoymen are
corning in,the morning after market begins, in that
case, if Monday, that Corn shall not be exposed
until We.dnsdav ; if NVlrlcsdav, till Friday

Friday, till Moral.- No publid Corn Markt shalt
be established but this in. Mark Lane, within the
Cities "of London and Westminster, and the Bo-
rough.of Southwark.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

EWMARKET JULY MELTING, acg.

MONDAY, JULY 13.

The Town Plate-i4F Fifty Pounds,.for3'yr old colts, Bst.'4lb.
and fillias, 13t.'-.--The.last mile and a distance of B. C.
N. B. The late Mr. Perram, by liisiwill,diceCted his exe-
cutors• to pay aogs to the winner of tint... Plate.
D. of Grafton's b. f. Penelop:.-, by Trurapator . - 1
Sir C.- Bunbury's b. f. Thais, by Trumpator - - 2
Mr. John Stevens's ch. c. Ostrich, •by Seigt,il ..,
3
The 1 Jly Seakes of sozs each, 3ogs ft. by a yr old colts car-
lying Ssi.-21b.. fillies Bst.—Two yr old Course.
Sir C. Millbury's b. f. Julia; by Whiskey - r
Mr.-.kanton's N. c. by Trumpator • - - z
D'. of C;ratton!s b. f. by Skyscrper . - - . 3
Mr. Wilson's b. 1. Comedy, sister to Sophia - . 4
Ld Grosver.or's b. c. by Orrnond• - , 5
'Mi.. 'Fharp's 1. by Mr. Teazle - - 6
Ld Clermont 's bl. c. by Whitkey , - - 7
Mr.. Turner's b. c. by Jayclin - - - 8
'l,d Clerritones b. c. by Drurriatin - - pd
Mr. Pantun's b. c. by Trumpator - - rd
'IA Grosvanor's br. by john Boll: - ' - . pd
Mr. Gussansnatned 1..1 .crosvenor'sb. c. by Trumpator pd
Mr. Bullock named Sit C. Bunburv's ch. f. by Whiskey , pd
Sir C. Bunbury's.gorccrer, Bst. '71,6. beat Mr. Concannoo's
Itichrhoncl; 6st. 91'o. B. C. aoogs. h. ft.
Mr. 'Howard's Cocoa-Tree, Bst. 21b. beat Sir C. Bunbu-
ry's Thais, 7st. 311.1. Across the Flat, jogs. 3egs. ft.

The Capital Prizes ih the present IRISH LOT:
TERY are,
Twu of - 20,0i01: Tub of -
Two of: - 10,6001. Five of -
Three Of - 5,0001. Three of - soot.
and smaller Prize, to the amount of 64,c001, either
of them are attainable for the small risk a only
EIGHT Gut.NEAs, and which have been repeatedly
expeiiehced, by the Public ourcha,ing their Tkkets
and Shares at Mr. NfcHoLsoN's, No. 16,

Prizes paid on demand. Note--The Draw._
ing begins on Monday next.- .An EX-Pl%. ESS, with
an account thereof, will- 4ily arrive at the above
Office.

Lord- Chesterfield 'most. elegantly,, as well. as
• wisely, says, in, oneofbis.Letters to Lady Mary
Stanhope, . •
• " The Dews of the Evening most carefully short, -
"Beu Tears ot Sky, for the toss of,the Suu Pi. -
and at this', tryirs .'ascio of the year, for a tryipt,
one it is-, indeed, when a. ,s'oltry d,y is. freqvently
succeeded.by a dany an 4 dewy evening, people.can_
dot be too much upon the i egliard, in carefully avoid -
ing the .Perlious ordeal of extremes from heat to

cold; nor, tine winter, those ..of an immediate
transition frost to fiie. The sudcien ef-

feets tuo frequently- attending both, arc' of .the most

awi...l and atarmingkind. And it, is, indeed, a bap-
py circumstance, that,..Wheri inconsiderate, giddy,
and unthinking youth precipitate themselves info
the worst-Ofconsequences; from their imprudence
and intliieretion, such a remedy is at land, and
ourchaSekie in 'any part
,of the Kingdom, as Dr..
:Brodinn's Botanical 'Syrup, which, as Well- as his
Nervous Cordial, -has. been the means of mtoring
thowands from, otherwise inevitable death Tho,e

most precious "balsamic compositiotis being ingre_
dia ted with such infiilliblc specifics, that they con iai.l
a treasure of salubrity, a secret and intrinsic mire,
on whkh the" Valetudinarian may_ set his fondest
hopes of reaping a rich hoard of "ster;ing health—
Ana that exhaustlells too, while Nature can be fur_
niched With a stamina to hold it that worn away
indeed by the abrasive "hand of time, the stoutest
ifiust submit to-the 'slow, slut sure effects of wear and

tear). but in the intOiln, and a long interimit day
• be, we hdve excellent Condalor fo the smooth
and gentle declivity of lif in the Doaor s "freatise,_
' calledAGUide. to Old ;Age,
.and our age, as Main_
says,,may, be_e:Ven as_ " a lusty Wiuter,..frosty, 'but
kindly,'•'-Who then, in tl2_,C..ir sens.s,4, would not enl-
bra`ce the ways and .means' whtc.h -leads. us, :as it
were'.; tolay hOld of the "Tree of Life, and by cleav-s
in to it with deternlined.grasp, rival an istatedilu.
,Itia!l in:longevity ? Who indeed, _but those who,
lost to all regard for what. is. 'most rcgarcl#~il,. will
cast a:pearl away. richer than 'all
and, like the.foolish Virgin, cease to trim
dri which the sum of all -Theii,happiness.'det ends ?
The answer is unquestipn4bly---,None.

. , . .
MANORS AND •EST 'l'f; NEAR WOBURN,
With Possess:on in Part at Michaelmas next. •
• , • TO LE. 'SOLI) BY AUCTION,
• _fly •Mr. RAINE:
.At the .Rainbow Cotke.--;house,. ilt •Cornhill, on' Frtklay the
37th inst. at Tywelve
.A Truly Eliiiblit and Comp*
.'FREEHOLD
'ES TATS, capable of the. greatest improvement, by
the particular advanta:;e of the Turnpike Road, fdr somedis-
tance adjoining the.lands between Woburn and NewpOrt Pag-
nel (distant only two miles from the former, and hat from
th.: latter), situated' in 'the Parishof Wavendon, and Bowßricx Hill, in the County of Buckiiighain:; and Cortalns in
the whole upwards of Four Hundred and Forty-five AL'ICS of
Ai-able; Meadow,' and Wood 'Land, together, with the Alaneri
of WAVENDON-and PASLOWES. • • • -
This tstate is very to any Gmtlerrian in went ofd
Residence; as.a.pari, of, the Grci!lin.l is grc.:..ziy eievatcd„ ex-
tremely dry, and ornarnented with Firs, and other thrifty
forest and Timber Trees; ,t which are sevral fins- Sittra-
ttotw for er,:cting a good House, ‘,.;,hich would commanft
extensive rit'n VieW of the ,a:jaceitt Countr'. the Grounas
of‘itoburn ezc. Mr, Co..vley, at Bhinglitoii, rear
Newport, will give further informatkli,- and of whom,' oil
the a st instant, printed Partictiiars inay.be had ; also of 012
sevei.J. Tenants ;.of the Printer/of the Northampton Payer ;
of Mr. HiNings; near the 'Premises;; of Charles; Ware,'
No lioltporn-court, -Gray's Inn; at the RvinhoW Cof-
fee,' House; and of Mr. Ratne, Charlotte-str&.:, Blooms-
buiy .Loaden, where Plans may 'besetn.

, .
Ik;tWeen the R E GAT E and. II 0 S It.o AD S
TO SOLD F AUCTiON,
• J3y Mr. PAINE;
On Friday the i.7t11 inst., at. the Rainbow Collie-house, in
Cornhill, at 'rivet we o'Clock, in Two Lots;
THE MANOR - MARISHLAND, together
with the Leases of Two Farms, as held under Trinity
College, Cambridge, rtsually renewed or ry seven years,
with flw. advantage of Possession atilvlichaelmasrnext or one
of the said Farips, called HORSELAND, for many years
-pair. in tire ocorpi'ion of Daniel Capon, at a lots Rent, and
onrains 123 Acres of good Land.
Also MARISI/LAND FARM, containing 242 A. 3 R.
23 P. on Lease till Miehaelmas,A.oB, to -Thomas Perry.
:l'hislistatl is situated in the Parish of Rtwdigate, about
two miles'from the Tweatr;eight Mile-stone on the Horsham
Road, at Bear Grecs., • •
The' resixtliVe Tenants will shew their Lands, .1 whorn
printed. Particulars may be had ; -also at the Anchor, at
HorSiram ; White Horse; Dorkihg ; White Hart, Rvegate ;
S .1:1-fatlierhead at the Rainbow; and of Mr.'Raine,
Land,surve.Vor, Chariot te- street .13loonisbury,' Where Platis
way,oe seen. , ,

MILL-HILL, HENDON',
With t'u43es,iiOrl at Mielf,eldlas'next.
TO SE SUL-1313Y IJC fiON;
R.AINE, . •
, .
Oat
Friday thA t7th inst.. at the Itainh'..rw Coffee-house, in
CornhW, at Twelve o'Cleck ;-•
Very 'Con-lima ESTATE .( the I.nd,Tak' of
•whiCh is redeeinoti), -coirsiting of *near F.IGHTY
ACRES of OLD ItIF.A.DOW LAND,•weil
waterati, on which stands'a .‘a.l-ip.„-liottse, from. whz..nce Views
of ,great•ex tent and beauty are en.;oycd,*.and-thc- sa:Tie, is capa:.
-.I)W of being ,i;:mtlered;.in the CC/1" WAGE STI LE, a Zonve-
' nient Habitation; and a I."icasure Ground and Kitclf.•th.G4r—'
den easilyformed withgreat advantage, rourni a fine..
• Si'ltlNG :POND,
belonging to:the ProlieriSt;•vihich Copyhold of the Manor
of Hendon. 4, • , •
• Tit:: whole formerly in the occupation of Mr. John Skill.
man, and now of Mr. Ci3:,e, Carpenter, nr.vyliom printed
Partituiars'ntay be had ;.a.ko tile -King's HiAtl,...i-laricrwl
A bercorn Arms,•Stanotore; Long Room,,Har.p fcati.s.. at the
RainbovVl anti of Mr: Raine, in Charlotte-5,.,et,., Blooms-
bury, Winte":l Plan may • ' ' '

FREEHOLD ESTATE, REIG3.TE, SURREY..
TO' BE SOLI' By AUCTION,
• By Mr. HARKY *PHILLIPS,
At the White Hart, 'Reigate, on Tuesday the•2lst of Jul', az
- Twelve -o'C locks. in One Lot,
AVALUABLE and DcOsabie F-REEHOLD
ESTATE, situat-about two beyond /teigate, on
the lifighton- Road, in a -beautiful' part of the Cohnty of
rey,' consisting of a Farm House,Ft.arns, StaokS., and ut-
lioUses, and about Seventy-liVe Acres of rich Arable, Ilea-
daw, and PastUre Laid; lying Compaet, and ltnoVv.n.bY the
name oTNeW Pond 'farm ; Let on Lease (which exp:.res-•
186-2)' to Mr. John stone, at-a very !ow Annual Rent bf 431,.
but of the presumed Annual Value of • .
I'Lle'EState may be viewed bt permission of the Tenant;
and printed-Particulars had at the Place or Sale ; Ccck, Sut-
ton - Wheat Sheaf, Tooting, Spread Eagle, E psorn ; Talbot,
CitA
field ; principal Inn, Doridng; ,at Messrs. Jennings,
'Shire-lane;- and at Mr. Phillips's, New llond:-streyt.

FRrE WAD -ESTATE, HANTS..
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIONi'
By Mr. HARRY PHILLIPS,
At the-c7eorge Inn, Odiliam, on Saturday the. 2jth of July,
at TweM 0-Clock in One Lot,

COMPACT:- anti Improvable F'REEHOLD.
`LA.: FARM, called Readan's Farm, situate at Odihain' in
a pleasant part of the County of Hapts, 'distant from London
forty-one miles, containing about Eights, fiveAcres.ofArable
Land and young Coppice, or-Wcodiand'Groufid ; let to, Mr.
Leach on .Lease,,at a Net Annual Rent of Seventy-six Potrnds.
.This Farm is entitled to a valuable- ROA of Cogimon, on
the, Waste and Common G rou,:ils of the Manor of Odiham.-

May be viewed by Leave of. the Tenaut, and printed-,Parti-
ciikars had at the. George lan,'Odihani Maidenhead, I'
; Red Lion, Bagsho: ; Crown, Reading; White Hart,
Guildford; Bush, Staines; lied- Lion, Bghain ; of Alessrs
-Jennings, Shire-lane, ,Carey,stkeet and. at Mr. Phillips's,
New Bonti-strezt.

TO BE S9I.TY By AUCTION,
On Tuesday-the 2Sth of july init. 13'..ttl'eell the Hours of
F itir arid Six o'clock in the AtkernOon, at the Ctowillial,
Sncpton
A ,LL that improveable, -and well-fent:E.l Estate,
called THRIVE WELL. FAR:\;:., in the Parish
Doulting, in the County- or Somerset, conta;inrig at least, •
180 Acres Of Arableand Pasture Land, titvitLd into L 3 FUtia-,
all well watered .;" m.ilV.of the Pools never dry, and all in-
closecl,within. a rimy-fence. On the Estate is a large and.
convenient Farrn-l-louSe, in gooktrepair, mut several iiardens,,
in one of which, adjoining W the House, is a Bucket-ell of
good Water; also one large double Stable, anla smaller one,
two Mtge Barns; 'a good' Cow-house and Calt-lionse, two
good Pig-styes, .a Lirge MOW-bartou and Cow-OArton. The
whole Estate (whieli can be easily divided into,tWo Farms, as
also the House into two separate -macs.), is hid by two
Leases, ulider- T. linrner,, Esq. by Five Lit ; on that
L,ease where there is no btulu ng, one lifobeiri„.; lately last. a
price is agreed for a renewal, and the Purchaser' alit be at
:killer!y to appetnt it.
Sanjeet ti; -an annual rent of /11. ss. 6d. l'ne King's Taira
is I.t is citieliy arable land at present, :out will
be. nagly:.aii., la4idourn to,grass next Sprinv. The Fi-e.ent
Tenant!s Lease wit I expire at.Lhily- Day, ;Sol.
lis 1-artti'loins to the-P-arisit or &lepton II afaresaid,
is 6 inifestont lifOls, 9 -troth:and 15 Bath :
santh.situatc.ion the Senthern declivity et c oi;ip ;
erd.iiantling I,m y extens-tvi.rviews,
... • a the
Chanirki;-antil4i the driest Suininer it kilowa
to crack,. . • •

For further Particulars enqu'ire of VV. rEppisty, 0: Shep—
Con:Mallet, -the owner. -

• • ' • • ' LISBON.
MO T THS N G the t h rea ts. of n,
i.ll goaded on.by /be, Consular intrigue, have ludo T-4.1,r,„!:-
fy been realized,-the Prol:rie.tor of LISI3ON P
feels happy in, assuring the Pahl-44:0f' an ariiple supply
that valuable Medicine, winch' like lone Wine of tlun
try, is so Onial to; and well-adapted for -tit_. ",.'.ure of N •
vous Debility and Constitutional Weakness, .ur.d..-t-
-many unfortunately labour.
They will-be found the best Tonic in Pui..4itary affac-
tions, and- particularly calculated for Fernate Lomplaints,
-ass of Appetite, &c.. _

Sold iri.tioxes Of 2s. 9d. ss. and xi; ts. by Tiirciek.
32.8 ; Co4:1“:11, No„ 229 ; add piffle,. ?s'o, 127, strand;
boult, iso ; Green,. No, 'iv. ; aik•.d P;(4,,ing, N. 76,
Oki9rd-street ; ; Ward, Nd.
; Holborn and by_one Venatr in every 'Town in the- Kii;...-
.
dom. -

PizEGNANTIAIitE'S
Whose situation' requires a ternpo?ary Retimmetit.
R. WATSON, Surgthn and Man-Midwife,
ofl4s to accammorlaL: Ladies'in an airy and reti?Cd
:situation, with Apartments on terms suited to
their circumstances and situation in life ; their infants put
'out to-nurse, and innanaytaken care of; and as •Flumanity:
induces him to oiler his assistance. to alleViate the holr,Jrs et
concealed Pregnancy, he flatters himself 'LadiesiwiltriO,
on application to Jinn, the greatcst.attention atici most pro-
secrecy.
Letters (post-paid). to Mr: Watson, Surgeon and Man.
Midwife, or to Mrs. Watson, Midwife, No. Charlotte-
street, Surrey-Side of Blaciarnas-bridge, will meet the most
pointed attention.

Where-may lie-had the PILL BENEDICTA,' at ti. is.
per box, a certain alid ette.4ual Remedy to remove all On—
straclions and Irregnlarities, and an excellent Medicine rata'
bad LYhigs-in. • • •

X THEN Professional Men of ,Education andA` . Responsibility deViate,froin the general Sy-stem by,
the seleaion of a peCuliar branch,' the sanction of long con-
tinned suceess'is the best criterion of snperiority.
Eight years have I devoted my practice .to the exclusive,
treatment of. Three Disorders, and the'suteessfur result of
my:plan giVes me additional ardor to-vppase, as tar as I,aira
ah!e, the ravages of thOse Complaints • which pie the moat
important in the Catdogue: of Unman Iniirnities..3
After initiation into every Branch, as an Aram Surgeon,'
rfottned a Wish -at an early • period oh' .Practice to fescue.
dividuals ..from
,the ignorance 6.;', uneducated Men, or rho
equally dangerous precipitancy of general I'raditi4e.%.-
The Three Disorders, to the. Cure of vvlrch 1 ...have de
voted min 'attention, Colifirrise every species of VENE-
EAL 'IN IijiCTIC-,IN; 'of a n..ent ',Na--taig • au4
,ration : adlY, 1111 kinds of debility, arising froin
tine lia;)its of schoolboys, or the indulgences of mature
And' lastly, that derangement of the systeNi, in wo-
iw..o 13 AR KENN ESS, or STE ki
N mnerous'Ltiseases are. the res:tit of. ignoranciN (,r haste
iii the-treatinent .of. a simple Conon ine,a ; aunt at o.ot
treyiently happens that the-set:l3.ot: Life ar PoTsoucd hy
the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—By a;superror me-
thodsnch Couvit4ras are ,easily cured; and, even' .where
'others have failed, 1 trust that I, unnty presume Au oiler
radical re-establishment.

Few, Ir.iwever, ate the cases ,of complitated- 05trrss its
this ' diseider, compared with, the calamitous iituiiions of
Men, who, froin_an inilnigiqice' in a solitary • the
pr,:vaient.:gaici.ie.s of a 6Sriioll:able hfe, acquit.: that state
of I.).h'ility, which o the unayuid.i.ble conscqu:iitte of sui.:l•l
pernici";tt.~ fruits.
• W h.-re the :unhappy stliterer broods over i.;.s tliistiy, but
carefully conceals ins nii;:s.ortinie, niay he
latiur. nor loin to know, aitil9:igh -it bf..
doubt or ,unccrtaiLty with other Pr.,clitioners, ninovo
of these .11eficie4ics by. tlic proress ol I:enoVa-
tion.,_ia the atr.qui?"e7';lC.llt Of illy.
of baLchus?or Venvi• ,be.KAn to rcilo...e Manly
much- anxiety will 1).:: by art e3rl4/ • Cod./16-..ra4:-.
tion of .tltiS languid S rate ; and hi "these cases, -.rro great
diiiieulty will oCcitt., •

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Tut Where this Deficiency has ;Or ycirs existed, a 'prover
perseverance is indispensably • equi situ' tO revive 'the slto-
baiii).; tiplirks Or' Lite,and to re.,aiiith,te the Con?;titu„tinn:
MAR R I IiVQ MEN , .v.7ho ils,Ve.hiny been (I;,,Jl)l)Oniteg,
tneir ex of. Ini Iy, may' he- aSsurcd, that in
ii st.ince. , sucirdeleas. are taxable by ktedical skill.
The. s.zcr...s% wIL-cli is so essential to my untiertaulg9
and theqt.talitications.Which.l have previned to state, forah
the !rash of my preten3lous,r and in oiirleidence sucil
4111 s intimation is giveno. that • Mr. li. rmav be consulted
personailv, or by Letters (incloslng a small Note;, at lns
house,. No. •zy, Arundel street, ittand, • neat 'rei-nvle Bar.
tc..""" Tiler:. is an addition 11 Entrance in' Water-streets
adjoining, :nut the. Name is on b,nei the door's.. •
NI. B--, Member ol the Royal Cullez,c Surcrt,-;m7.