The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-10 00:00:00

;A'thi'nlUßC-H,'

Ti IS day the French Prisoners ,lvfl'p ha 17C!
Confined in the Castle; were marehid
erriliirked on board vessels in_, the Rcr.ds rc ..
them to France'. They amounted to ne•l7ly 3co,
and their appearance indicated that their trei.tinerli:
here has been.humaneand comfortable. They were
all in glod health, and as might be expeeted, 'Very
happy in the' prospea of being restored to their
friends 'and families.

On Monday night a fishing-boat, with five•hands,
on board, froM. Cove, near Dunbar,'while working.
.up the Frith in a heavy, gale of wind,' was overscr
a little above the Eland of Inchkeith, and all on
board perished. The boat has been towed into
Leith, and the buoys, with some tackling, have
been driven, ashore near the Glass-houses. The
crew were,seen by'the people in a Berwick smack,.
clinging to the bottom of:' the boat after she had
overset, but the sea ran so high they could give
them no assistance. She is named the javel, Robert
'Biggar, master.

Yesterday several Gentlemen went in a boat from
Leith, for the purpose of fixing an a proper spin-
for erecting a Lighthouse upon the Island of Ineb,•

keith.

There were Iso bolls' of oatmeal on Tuesday in
Edinburgh marker, which sold from 17s. 6d. to
Bs. 3d. per boll. Retail price per peck of best
oatmeal Is. 2d. second is. id. There were also
16 bolls of pease and barley meal, which sold from ,
ro to, iqs, per boll; from sod. to is. per peck:

A most melancholy circumstance took place a
shOrt,time past, at Crediton, in Devon, between
two Gentlemen of that place. A dispute arose
about the removal of a tree, upon which violent
words ensued, and blows followed, when one of
the Gentlemen, with a large stick struck the other
upon the head with so much force, that he instantly
ekpired, leaving a wife and eight children to lament
his unhappy fate. The deceased was a man emi.
neat in the Law, and urtiversally respeaed. The
Coroner's. Inquest sat on the body, and brought in
their verdia-Manslaughter. , The person who con)..:
mined has,absconded.

'Last -Monday se'nnight a dreadful fire. happened•
at. Frimley, Surrey, in a. barn belonging-, to Mr.
HOLL ESTi Of Farnham,- and in the, occupation of ,
Farmer, Paicei.:which in a short time entirely ,con_
sumed the same, together with divers out-llonses,
ricks, .&c. adjoining, and a. groat quantity-of earn-
in the barn, a w#ggon, utensils, &c. which has-re....
dticed the unfortunate farmer to the greatest distress.
it was from the first -imagined •that the premises
must have been set on fire,, and suspicion falling on
a maid-servant in the tarn-house, she was apprei
hendecf,' and-after repeated eicaminationsi confessed
she had.done it. -.lt appeared iothe rotirse of her
examination," that she had for some time past 'played
the most mischieVous tricks in former, services
where.she had lived,' and pretended to feel.on this'
occasion a sort of irresistible impulse to set fire to-
the .premises,, although not, as she declared,'-with
anintention .of injuring her master, who behaved
to. her with.great kindness. • She. was cesn.nivad to
the County gaol by LOICt MIDDLETON. .

The Hunter, Revenue Cutter, took pon the 4th
inst. near Yarmouth, a- Boat marked on the stern,
John 'Hay, but no ship's name ;. chest of cloath's
was in the Boat.

he Nancy,
.Blackmer, of Nev York,' from Te-.
neriffe for London, is put into Dover with the los.
of two anchors; " ••

The Thomas, Roper, from Wilmington fOi Hull-1
put into Norfolk (Virginia) on the zzd September
in .41ittress.

The William and Mary; Dillingham, from New
York,is arrived at Hare after having been on shore.

. . .
A few evenings since,. some villains, by means
of a false key, got into a liouse in Bryanstoue,strcet-,,.
Portman square, and stripped it of every thing they
could carry oft--,--hlankets, counterpanes, shects,,and-
exen, some chairs:- The hyuse iS unoccupied: They
people next door were much alarmed with tle..tuost
violent knockings, about three o'clock in the Morn.,
ing ;,but the robbers got clear.off with their booty,.
although the.watchman in a few minutes 'atter wa
s.
calling the hour.

PUBLIC-OFFICE, TINION-HALL.—Yesterlayal
person:of the name M'lntosh, residing in
court,-in. the Borough, a manufadurer of Fire-works,.
was charged,. with six ;other shop keeper's, with
selling serpents, squibs, &c. to a number of careless
people on the 4th and. sth : inst. to be fired off in
commemoration of the Powder Plot, to the great
annoyance of . several ~persons. who were obliged /o
travel .the streets. The charge. of 'selling, being
proved against ,thern,
,they were each filled- sl.
amotintingin the whole to 351. with costs. .
The' Rev." Dr. RI-PPOII, of Grange Road, South.:
wark, -London, June- r, rBor, favoured B. D. PER-
KINS, Ol'Leiceirer-square, the Patentee of the Me_.
tallic Traetors,:. with some important observations
on'thoseinstriiments, .adxlressed to' Dr: R. by the
Rev. J. SHUViLENVORTH; of Cowling Hill, York_
shire.=—Among the Cases cited is -the foll Owing of
a Burn :

- A Child had the misfortune to burn his hand. so. severely
that the-parr vesicated ; I applied the Tractors -
very little time, both the Blister and Inflammation disappear-
ed, and, when I left the place, the child's hand wan quite
well." ' After' stating the singular relief given to Ws-, own
daughter -by. the Tractors, ivhi.h took.'otntlie Infiammatibn
of a severe afffelion, occasioned by frost, three years beforcl
and the relief of the wrist Of', a person who had seen
several years, and could derive no benefit -from the first. Me-
dical assistance; Mr. S. concludes by expressing
.his high
opinion of the merits of the.TraCtczrs. •

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The 'Praetors' so necessary in• every Family; and among
Horses, may behad-gettuine, with new and improved Direc-
tions for osing them, for Five Guineas the Set, of•B, D.
Perkins, A. M. the Patentee,- in. the house of the late
John Hunter, SurgeOn,• Leice!ster-square and of Frederick
Smith, Chemist and Druggist, in the Hay-market, •Lon-
don. The portable nature pf the Trattors renders their
consicyance by coach,br even by post, perfeelly convenient.
Letters inclosing,their amount (post-paid) duly attended to.
.N The. purchasers of the TraCtors receive gratis, two
different Books, which .contain, as communicated by tlra
first literary cliaraders, about three thousand Cures of Cow.,
Rheumatism, &mitts, Head-ach, Tooth-ach,-Sprains, Inflam-
mations, &c..N4e. and all aualoc,ous Diseases of Horses.
CA UT lON.-,-The genuine fraCtors are stamped with the
words `.:AVERKI NS'S PATENT TRACTORS," and at the bot.
tom al • •z•printed chfcetions is-a-Receipt kir the live ptineas,
digned in the hand writing of the • Patentee, By observing
thiS,impositions will often be cicieded.

DUBLIN, Nov. s.

ON the morning of Monday last, in a very vio-
lent tempest, a large North Country ship, laden
with timber, was driven on shore to the Eastward
of Dunleary Pier. She took the ground about an
hundred yards from the shore ; the crew, eighteen
in numher, having previously lost their masts and
boats, appeared on the deck whenever the- moun-
tainous waves admitted h view of them, in all the
agonies of terror and despair. Lord CHARLEVI!,L t,
Mr. COO-KE, andlyir. TOWNSHEND LEES, had ran
down to the Cliff; in order, if possible, to afford as;
sistance. The humane boatmen of Dunleary re-
mained quiet spettators. There were two well-
mannel boats ready to put off, but they could not
possibly stir without twenty guineas each. Lord
CHARLEVILLE instantly pulled out his purse; he
had twenty guineas and no more : he paid it to one
boat; bat that could nbt go alone! Mr. Coot
emptied his pocket—eight guineas was the whole of
stock. Mr. TOWNSHEND LEES hail two gui-
neas, which, with. his watch, and Mr. Coo-KE's
eight guineas, after some grumbling, prevailed on
the second boat. The two boats then put off, and
by very great exertions saved every person on board
the wreck.

The. Post-boy and Military Escort conveying
the mail froni Navan, was 'fired upon at one o'clock
on Friday morning, from behind a hedge at Clowns-
town, within three miles of Dunshatighlin, by which
one of the Dragoon's horses was killed, and the
Post-boy 'narrowly escaped, a musket ball having
passed through the mail on which he sat. A reward
of tool. is offered by the Postmasters General, foi
the apprehension and convidion of the person or
persons concerned in the above outrage.
Sir Henry Brown Hayes is put on board a Trans-
rrt at Cork, for Botany Bay.

COUNTRY NEWS•

NEWCASTLE, NOV. 7.

A fewslays ago a flash of lightning entered the
Governor's room at the Freemen's Hospital, in
this town, and struck a large painted globe, which
burst, and flew about the room like a shower of
hail, making a report like a pistol. The above
globe had hung by a piece of wire a number of
) ears ; and what is very remarkable, the Governor
and three of his neighbours were in the room at the
time, and received no injury whatever, nor was
there any damage done to the other parts of the
house.

This week and last, large quantities of pilchards
have been caught on this coast, and-sold at four and
' five a-penny. , A shoal of fine herrings also made
their appearance off Cullercoats, a great many of
which were taken, and sold in Shields market at
three a-penny.
INDIAN CORV.—The plant of Indian Corn,' in

Mr. JAMES EGL TN'S garden at Kendal, is now ar-
rived at the astonishing height of eight feet ten
inches and a half! It bears five pods, each pod
containing about 460 grains ; so , that the whole
number is about 2300 ; an amazing increase from
one grain ! Numbers of people are continually vi.
siting this extraordinary plant.

MANCHEST!R, NOVEMBER 3.

On Wednesday six persons employed in the Cot-
ton Fa Cory cif Messrs. Mitchell and Holt, at Holt
Town; were conviaed at the New Bayley Court
House, under the late aa of Parliament against
combinations.,
It appeared, That on the to. th ult. the mule spin-
ners employed by Mitchell and Holt turned out
in a body, without assigning any reason.. In the
evening of that day, an anonymous letter, evident-
ly from those Spinners,' but brought to the works
by a stranger, communicated their resolution not to
return until Mitchell and Holt had discharged their
over-looker, against whom the spinners hinted they
had cause of complaint : other grievances equally
groundless were also mentioned. Mitchell and Holt
inquired fully into the matter, and endeavoured to
call the delinquents to a ,sense of• their duty, be_
lieving that nine out of ten of their workmen were
averse to the; illegal, measure adopted, yet from r&:
Influence of a few over a large majority of their
more worthy associates, all efforts of conciliation
were rejefted, though 'no ground of complaint could
be made out: . The offenders were, therefore, brought
before the Magistrates, and a very full hearing took
plice.—Three of the persons considered as ring-
leaders, were-sentenced to imprisonment for three
months in Lancaster Castle, and the remaining three
are to be brought up for judgment on a future day:
An impressive exhortation was delivered on this
occasioo by the Chairman, and from the interest
the.cause had excited, we' trust it will operate as a
lesson to the numerous artificers engaged in our ma-
_ .
nufaaures and deter them from listening *to, advice
which may lead them from the comfortable
,situa-
tions of produaive employment, into habits, of idle-
ness, and in the end to disgrace and pulishment.
'lt may be useful to observe, that the Ate
,on
which these conviaions are founded, extends to
every species of combination amongst workmen
which can at all affea their masters' concerns ; and
so comprehensive are the provisions of this law,
that it seems almost impossible :for an offender to
escape deteaion and punishment.—Even the delin-
quents are bound to disc Jose all they know upon the
SUbj

F •HOPS.

HAGS.
Kent, 41. os. to 41. 16S.
Sussex,3l. 14S. to 41.65.
Essex', 41. os. to 41. los.

205. to ,S4S.
20S. to 105 S.
4S. to 505.
I2S. to 18s.
16S. to 235.
OS. to OS.
10S. to 14S.
IOS. to 14$. 6d:
to los.
381. to 491.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Nov. 9.
To sink the Offal—per stone of Sib.
Beef, 4S. 4d. to SS. 4d. Veal, 4s. 6d. to 6s. 4cl.
Mutton, ss. od. to 6s. od. Pork, Ss. Bd. to 7s. od.
HEAD OF CATTLE THIS DAY.
Beasts about zooo—Sheep and Lambs 6.500.

NEWGATE and LEADENHALL MARKET, Nov. 9,
Beet, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 4d. Veal, 3s. Bd. to 6s. od.
Mutton, 4s. od. to ss. 2(1. Pork, ss. Bd. to 7s. od.

PRICE OF LEATHER (per Ib.)A.T ItADENHALL.
Butts, 50 to 561 b. - - -17 d. to 19d.
Ditto, 6o to 661 b. - -22 d. to 24d.
Merchants' Backs - - - - rOd. to --d.
Dressing Hides - - - - i4d. to t6d.
Fine Coach Hides - - i7d.- to ad.
Crop Hides for cutting - - -17 d. to i9d.
Flat Ordinary - - - - - i3td. to 16d.
Calf Skins, 3o to 401 b. per Dozen - 2td. to 23d.
Ditto, so to 701 b. - -23 d. to 28d.
Ditto, 70 to 801 b. -23 d. to 26d.
Small Seals (Greenland) 28s. to .30. per Dozen.
Large ditto, - loos. to ips.
Tanned Horse Hides, rss. to 3os. per Hide.
Got Skins - - os. to —s. per Dozen,

RAW HI DDS.
•
Best Heifers and Steers (p. st.) Ordinary, zs. od. to 25. 4d. •
3s. 2d. to 35.4 d. Market can; 9s. each.
Middling, as. 3d. to zs. red. Englishliorseoz.s.tu 14$. ea.

SKINS.
Sheep, 2S. 6d. to ss. od:

PRICE OF
St, James's Market 45. od.
Clare Market 44. rd.
Whitechapel Market 34. rod.
per stone ofBlb.

I' ALLOW.
Town Tallow tys. 6d.
Rtissia do. ( Candles)s9s.6 rs.
Russia do. (Soap) 575. —s.
Melting Stull 525. QS.
Ditto rough 345.
Graves t9s. od.
, Good Dregs us.
Yellow Soap, rzs.—Mottled, Bos.—Curd, 84s.
?rice of Candles per dozen, los. 6d.—Moulds, ris. 6d.

its. rid.
Average price- 3s. t rid.
_ _

EXTRACT OF A LETTER.—Yesterday a Letter
Came to hind of a very extraordinary nature, say.
ing, Mr. ROBERT, BROWNING, of the East-India
tea-warehouse, Fenchurch-street, caught cold six
years ago, which brought on a long train of corn_
plaints, such as heavy night sweats, frightful
dreams, palpitation at the heart, fixed pain in his
side, a windy complaint in his stomach, and de-
crease of ipemory, with fits of sneezing, trembling,
d twitching of the eye-lids, as if sparks of fire
i,ew out of them Mr. B. thinks he is bound in
duty both to God and man, to inform the Public,
that by recommendation of Mr. lht ssiNGHAM, Per-

St. JAMES's HAY MARKET, Nov. 7.
Hay, 31. 3s. od. to 51. los. od.—Aver. 41. 6s. 6d.
Straw, rl. tos. od. to 11. 16s. od.—Aver. tl. ijs. od.

WHITE(.IIAPEI. MARKET, Nov. 7.
Hay, 41. os. ori. to $l. Ss. od.—Aver. 41. 14s. 04.
Clover, 51. tos: od. to 64. Los. od.—Aver., 61. os.'od.
Straw, IL 6s. od. to 11. rzs. od.--Aver. 11. 9s. 6d.

PRICE OF COALS IN THE POOL YESTERDAY:
Newcastle - 475. od.—Delivered at 565. od.
Sunderland - - 4os. od.—Ditto - .495. od.

DIED.
On. Tuesday last, at Buxton, the HOn. Captain Hamilton
Lindsay, brother ti the tad of Craufurd.

COPY of a LETTER to RICHARD CRAVES (Brother
to Admiral Sir Thomas Graves), Captain in the Royal
Navy.
SLR' Exeter, Devon.
AGREEABLE to your request, I have the hp.
nour and pleasure 'to inform you, that I am entirely
recovered from my late illness ; although too much praise
cannot he ascribed to Di, Brodam's Medicines, in working so
wonderful a cure in so short a period, still I have you to
thank, sir, for your obliging condescension in answering my.
first Letter in so gentlemanlike a manner, and look on you as
the principal that my health is restored; for had 1 not been
_encouraged by you, Sir, to trust myself under Dr. Broduin's
care, I should to this moment have laboured under_ the
dreadful disorder. 'I can assure you, .it is not in my, power to
Rio justice to Dr. Brodiim's merit ; as to his Medicines they
are most excellent. 1 will leave you to judge, after being
affteted for upwards of six years under so dreadful a SCOR..
BUTIC COMPLAINT, as to occasion large tumors in
my Legs, and several parts of my Body, to deprive me of
hearing and nearly my, sight, my nerves iatleCted almost to
ma'tness, for which I was under the care of some oldie most
eminent of the Faculty, at an expence of upwards
,of three
hundred and fifty pounds, without receiving a shadow of be,
nefit ; nay, I found my disorder increase under their hands,
to be cured by D:. Brodiun in less than six weeks, appears to
me little short of a miracle; his skill as a Physician', and his
treatment as a Gentleman, shall ever he remembered by me
with gratitude never to be erased. I shall use my utmost as-
siduity to recommend Dr. llnxiurn's Medicines to my brother
Officers. I am, dear Sir.

With the utmost esteem, your most obedient
Humble Servant.
•
Dec. 1:97, Manchester square. CKAPJ...E.S HANEY.
LiEtr. W. PARI)OE,
Of His Majesty's Gun-vessel Fearless.

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s fa,
It is with infinite satisfaaion I acknowledge the excellence
of your Botanical Syrup, which has entirely relieved me froth
the most excruciating Rheumatic Pains and Contraction of
the Joints, which I have been afilieted with upwards of ten
months.—Be assured I shall recommend your valuable Medi-
cine to the utmost of my power.
I remain, Sir, your very obedient humble Servant,

j
Plymouth-Dock,, uty 31, ac,o. 'Lieut.: W. PARDOE
Witness to the ? L. CONGDON, ,Printer and Stationer,
above Cure, 5 No sz Fore-street Pl)ernouth-Dock.

The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS COR-
DIAL, to be', had at the Dodoes House, No. g, Albion-
street, seven doors from the Leverian 'Museum, Black-
friars-bridge, in Bottles, at 11, as. Its. 6d. and ss. 6d. (duty
included; and of E. Newbery, corner of St, Paul's Church-
yard; Jeboult and Co. (late Bacon), No. iso, Oxford-street;
• f'idding's Medicine Warehouse, No. 76, Oxford-street ; Bax-
ter, Edinburgh ; Browne, Toizey, Bristol ; Reed, Vine-
istreet, Bristol; M'Donald, Glasgow; Chalmers, Aberdeen ;
;fiat,. and Boulton, Royal Exchange; Collins, Salisbury ;
Spilsbury and Co. Mary-street, Dublin ; likewise, W. Ma-
gee, Beltast ; and M. Davies., Cork, Ireland • and in the
'country, of all Printers, Booksellers and Venders of Medi,
cines in the three Kingdoms.

WHEN Professional . Men of EAOcation and
Responsibility deviate from the general System by
4he seleetion of a peculiar branch, the sanction of long cOll.
tinued success isfhe best criterion of superiority. ..
Eight years have 1 devoted my praaice to the exelugive
treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful result of
my plan gives:me additional ardor to oppose, as far as I am
able; , the ravages of those Complaints which are the most
important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities.
After Mitiatim into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon,
I formed a wish at an early period. of Practice to rescue in-
dividuals from. the ignorance of uneducated men, or the
equally dangerous precipitancy of geizeral Practitioners.
The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which 1 have de
voted my attention, comprise every species of VENE-
REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or Long du-
ration: idly, All kinds of debility, whether arising from
the habits of school-boys, or the indulgences
.of mature
age: And, lastly, that derangement of the systeM in Wo-
men which is called BARRENNESS, or.STERILITY.

Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste
in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhiceit; and it not Int-
ermittently happens that the seeds of Life are poisoned by
the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—by a superior me..
thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where
others have failed, I trust that I may presume to otter a
radical re-establishinyt. •
Few,. however, are the cases of complicated distreis iii
this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations of
Men,-who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the
prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state
of Debility, whichis the unavoidable consequence of such
pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, , but
carefully cone eats His misfortune, it may -be' some conso-
lation for him to know, that although it -be an obje4.l of
doubt or uncertainty with other Praditi,hers, the removal
'of ,•these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renova-
tion, is the acquirement of sty Experience. if the rites
of, Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour,
much anxiety will be prevented by an early Counterac-
tion of this langu.id State ; and in these cases, no great
difficulty will occur.
But where this Deficiency has for years- existed, a proper
perseverance is indispensabfy requisite to revive the slum-
bering Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate the Constitution.
MARltllill WOMEN, who have long been disappointed
in their expedations of a Family, may be assured, that in
most instances, such defeas are curable by Medical skill.
The seeresy which is so essential to my undertaking,
and the quatitii.:ations which I have presumed to state, form
-the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence with such
this intimation is given, that Mr. B. may be consulted
personally, or by Letters (inclosing a small 'Note), at his
nouse, No. zo, Arundel, street, Strand, near Temple !far.
There is an additional Entrance in Water-street,
adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors.
TO. B----, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons.

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TO SE' LtTT, TYTHE FREE,
EIGHT THOUSAND ACRES of Sfl
WALK, and other I%!ry improvea'ole Lands, ,;n . •
in the CO ,o 1 CA RDIGAN, and distant from
Sea-port of Aberystvritl, at ent 14 Miles.
A tong Lease will be granted, and every other encovi,.
men: to a Tenant with Capital:,
To prevent unnecessary inquiriesi the P: ice asked C-•
Shiliins per Acre, one with another
For further Particulars, apply to Albert .13a.lger,
the Auditor of Wales's Office, New 142F:cc-yard, .;••
Ster, any day bti Holidays, frDru Ten till Two o'Clock.
f.g This will tu,,t be aKain advertised.

A NEW EDITION.
This Day was published, . .
By Mathews, No. 18; Strand, and Symonds, Paternost.f:`:
row, London,- . _ i
In One Vol. Ottlavo, with an elegant Portrait of the Ao'.
' - thor, Price only
_:;s.
QOLOMON's dUIDE to HEALTH ; or, ALL:
L. 3 vice to both Sexes, in a variety of Complaints, whigA*.
fully explains, in a concise, plain manner, the most sinip.l,'
Methods or Treatment, with prow:r efficacious Remedies r'4
the following Diseases, which are treated under their rtsp:--
tivet heads, viz. -
..
Abortion, or Miscarriage, Indispositions attendant el'
Astinnas . Pregnancy,
A ppetite'(loss of:, Indige,ition,
Barrenness, Juvenile Indiscretion,
Biliqus* Complaints, . Lowness of Spirits, .
Chlorosis, or GrecnSickness, Menstrual Evacuations,
•Clt i lil-bearin, . i Nervous diseases,
Cpustimptiens, , Onanisiii, or Secret Veer
Female Diseases,' • Pregnancy,
Fits, Phthisi.i, or Cough,
Fluor Albus, or Whites, Rheumatism,
Flatulence, or Wind, Scrofula,
Gleets, * _ Seminal Weaknesses,
Gonorrhoea, • Scurvy,
Itypojiondria, or Melon- Turn of Life,
chi:4y- Complaints, _ &c. &c. &c.
.. .

To which is added, an -Essay on, the Venereal Disz:u;:,',
Clcet,.; and Seminal Weakticsse.
By S. SOLOMON, M.D.
In this useful Publication will be found a Treatise on
Ectrule Diseases, Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Consunv.
tive Compllints. This Book is recommended to Men
Boys; as an early attention to the tatter may serve to guaitt
them against a fatal rock on. which -thousands haVe split, ins'
be the means of preserving them from disease, and all thcis
faculties from destruction,

This truly interest►ng '‘Vork has been the labour of marl
years experience and' observation on "the calamitous conse.-
quences of a secret and destructive vice, to obtain a reincult.
against which, the Dottor has devoted the principal part o'
his life. No Proprietors o liloarding'Schools or Acauc►nie.
should be without it.

This Pamphlet points out the dire methods of Curet
from a Blenhorhagi, or Gonorrhcra, :to a confirmed Siphilis.
To which is added, an Essay on Secret Vencry, and a Dis'
course on Impotency in the Male, and Sterility and Barreotte4
incident to Females, &c. An Appendix on the subject of a.
solitary and destructive Vice ; and an Address to Parent•si.
Guardians, Tutors, and those -who have the care and Woo.-
non of Youth. Likewise, AdVice to Bathers, particular!!
the afflicted with Nervous Complaints. The. whole ilitod
;rated and interspersed with a variety of authentic Fad*
never la.fore pubiished. In which is explained the Synir,
toms, Mode .of Treatment, and rkeinedies in - the diderelP
stages of the Scurvy, Leprosy, li.ing's.E 'in, Gout, ItheunW.
tism, and Venereal Disease; Cantms to young Persons 01
the danger of improper connections, et: improper treatrnot
&c. with the. difference between the venereal symptoms
:hose frequently mistaken for them. .
Every person is interested in some part of this book, partly
cularly young people of either sex, who have unfortunate!,
given way to a delusive, secret; and destructive vice, /injure'
their health, and des:royed their whole animal functitn
thereby : --such will meet with a " Balm of Consolation,
in penning the mode of cure laid down in " The Guide a 7
Health."

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To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.
No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London.

•llonouted Sir, Edinburgh, March rB, Igor.
IIBEG leave, to inform you, that ever since tO .
year 1790, 1 have been alluded with the Lues eae
rea ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course
Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the Faculty
here, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation!
and twice discharged, from the Hospital, with little twill;
would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In t-"s
spring of last year my disorder had
:got to such a head,
nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large llj.
on the crown •of my head, one on each arm, and rnY
were broke out in a frightful manner ; my" right was area,
fully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for 41
last seven years ; my • left had also two large nodes
was very- much discoloured, and gave- me such -x
e e
ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly ru
prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was
recom:
mended by Mr. Thompson, (who received so great
cure by 'them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pillft
which I began to do on -the a6th of May ; in the roars"
of a. fortnight, began to receive benefit—up little martc
than a month, the ulcers -on my held and arms wei
soundly healed--soon• after, the sores on my legs healed
also ; feaving, however,. constuerable discolonration in the
and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the sles.
sing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your inva-
luable Medicine, subsided; the nodes dispersing, the, skin
regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradetel
going oft. I thus becaMe, -by your liberal advice and
dicine, perfe4ily free from all my former cortlrlailithe,s
have recovered my !Orme; spirits and strength, arKl am
come jolly and fat, in which state havingcontinued
months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I al";
a hiss in whavterms to express my gratitude,- but 'beg y;°"-;
for the good cf other sudifring mortals, -to snake this 11i,
case as public as possible, as I shall on every occasion;:
in so doing, you • will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateuillh
okdienr, very humble servant, ALEX. NIURKEP'
Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh.
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where, after a constant residence of more-than thirtY"of
, years, in a pradice particularly direded to the cure of
Venereal Complaints and those incidental .to the rat' of
Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which In° pe
hi' profession should always observe in such cases' slat
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well's, Dublin ; and by -one person in every considesr ,
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each, scaled up with full and plain directions, when
persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease,
sV
secrecy, and safety. Noll •
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a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissionewo,
printed, at the Statnp-Office—.. T. Taylor, N°. 9' then
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are Counterteits.

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