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London, England, 1805-06-04 00:00:00

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(Cartirred frau oir Paper of Friday.)

TRINITY 01 PiIICIWITH DowUri' 19W iCiSDtAW.
'. 9+. Major Malcolm, the refident at the Court
Scindiah, who negotiated the treaty of defence and
fulsticiy, oppofcd the infertion of this article, alledg-
ing that it was entirely foreign to the nature and ob-
eer of a defenfive engagement. Sill the extreme fa
beim& of Scindiah on the fobjeft, induced Major
Malcolm to fatisfy the defire of that Chief, on con-
dition that be'would confent to certain modifications,
the objea of which was, to prevent the propofed
potations from being in any way incompatible with
the conditions of the treaty of peace, or with the juR
rights, the honour and dignity of the Peillswa, and
to ftipulate that the Britith Government fhould re-
main the arbiter in all cafes in which any difficulty
lhould arife as to the ftipulations of this article.
" 95. Scindiah confented willingly to thefe modi
Stations. This faints' folicitude on Ore part of Scin-
diah to obtain the guarantee of the Britilh Govern-
ment with refpea to his juft claims on the Peiffiwa,
prefcnts a convincing proof that Scindiah placed the
moll entire confidence on our public faith, our ho-
nour, and our equity ; and that far from being jea-
lous of the interference of the Briar Government in
his affairs with refpea to the Peilhwa, or any other
power, he ferioufly folicited our mediation as the foie
means of fecuring his legitimate rights, and fupport-
ing his hereditary dignity.
.. 96. The t 6th article of the treaty of peace with
Scindiah relates to the ratification of the treaty on the
part-of the Governor General, and prefcribes that
the orders concerning the ceflion of the territories
ftipulAted in that treaty, &mid be delivered to the
Honourable Major General Wellefley, at the fame
time with the ratification of the treaty of peace, but
that certain forts which in virtue of the treaty of
peace are to be reftnred to Scindiah, shall not be de-
livered up to the officers of Scindiah, till information
(ball have been received that all the. territories ceded
to the Britilh Government and its allies, have been
evacuated by the officers and troops of icindiah. It
is proper to obferve, that all the reciprocal ceffions
and reflitutions have effeaually taken Place.
" 97. The Governor General now proceeds, to
Tefume the confiderations with regard to the ftipu-
lations of the treaty of peace with the Rajah of Be: ar.
" gB. The firs article eftablithet a permanence of
amity between the contraaing parties.
9). The fecond article in connellion with the
firft article of the treaty of partition, cedes to the
Y.( nourable Company all the province of Cuttack ;
comprifing therein the port and dittriet of Balafore.
This province unites the territory of Bengal with the
Northern Circar. In the hands of an enemy this
.province would prefent particular advantages in cafe
ef a war ag.sinft the Britilh power. It would furndh
the means of intercepting the communication be-
tween Bengal and all our poffeffions and dependent
cies in the Southern and Weftern provincesof India.
That portion of fea coati which the province of Cut-
tack and the port of Balafore include, would put even
a native enemy in poffeffion of the power of receiv-
ing fuccours from a European potentate. An auxi-
liary French force, combined with a Mahratta army,
may thus unite on the frontiers of our richeft tern
tories, and may give a dangerous blow to the fafety
of the principal fource of the power, the wealth, and
the influence of the Britifb knspire in India. Even
in the hands of a neutral native power, the pro-
vince of Cuttack precasts a favourable point for the
landing of an European holt& force, and for an at-
tack dircaed againft the /kWh (fates.
" too. The mixture and contiguity of the terri-
tories of the Company and thofe of the Mahrattas on
the fouthern frontier of Midnapore, occafioned con.
tinual difputes between the fubjeas of the two Go-
vernments, and the open afylum which robbers and
criminals could 4nd in the Mabratta territory con-
tiguous to Midnapore, encouraged them to commit
all forts of outrage in the diarias contiguous to thofe
of the Company. Thefe has prove the importance
of the ceffion of the province of Cuttack and its de•
pendencies, independent of their 'aloe in point of
finances and commerce.

" tot 'The Govethor General cannot yet fubmit
to your Honourable Committee a complete report on ,
the revenue of the territory ceded by this article:—
This report will be tranfmitted to the Honourable
Court as loon as the necelfary informations thallbave
been received. But according to the Ratement
ex-
traßed from the Mahratta revilers, the revenues of
Cot tack are valued at fixteets er feventeen lacks ayear.
In this ilaternent the mixed territories of Midnapore
are included.
" lox. The third article flipulates the celEon of
all the territories, the revenues of which were receiv-
ed by the Rajah of Berar and the Subandar of the
Deccan, and all the territory which the Rajah of
Bear pottered to the welt of the river Warda.
" 103. By the ceflion of the territory made in
virtue of this article, in favour of the Subandar of the
Deccan, in conformity with the treaty of partition,
all the inconveniencies, einbarrattments, and rifques
wiling from the mixture of the territories of the
Soubandar of the Deccan • have been augmented
and confolidated, and dinina limits have been ella-
blithed between the territories of his Higliaefi and
thole of the Rajah of Berar.
66 to+ The loyal attention which this article,
combined with the treaty of partition, manifeas for
the intereis of our ally, the Soubandar of the Dec-
can, has made the molt favourable imprelion at the
Court of Hyderabad, and has ferved to cement the
ties of alliance, as well as to place our ally in a &na-
tion to as more effeltually in our favour.
" 105. The Ripulations of the 4th and pit arti-
cles, which gave up to the Rajah of Berar the forts
of Narmulla and Gawcelgour with the dißrioas ad-
joining thefe forts, yielding an annual revenue of
four lacks of rupees, were the refult of a jail and
generous confederation for the future fecurity of the
remaining potteffions of the Rajah.
" 106. By the 6th article, the Rajah of Berar re-
nounces all pretentions of hatfoever nature, tatbe
territories ceded by the preceding articles, and all the
territories of his Highners the Soubandar of the
Deccan.
" 107. By the lea ftipulation, the vexatious pe-
cuniary tights of the Rajah of Berar, on the Sou-
bandar of the Deccan, have been abandoned. Thefe
vretentions kept up a c.mtinual fource of difagree-
• Tt‘cs is evwcall tone =Mae have-quaointroi. a

mem between the two powers, and afforded the Ra-
jah r.f Berar the mean. of maintaining a confdera-
inlience, and of intriguing at the Court of
Hyderabad, in a manner iujarous to.the interells of
the Britifh Government.

toll. The 7th article provides that the &hills
Government fhall be arbiter in all differences which
may arife between the Court of Puonah, and that of
Nagpour ; and thofe of Hyderabad and Nagpour.—
By this flipnlation, the Britifh Government will be in
a lituation to decide on the caufes of contention be-
tween thofe refpeaive States ; and the communica-
tion between them, according to this article, will be
too limited to allow them to form with fnccefs, any
intrigue prejudicial to the intereils of the Britilh
vernment.

" too. The principal °Nee of this article has been,
to meet the eefires of the Rajah of Berar, what
Vakeel exprelted an extreme defire that the Britith
Government fhould confent to charge arelf with the
proteliion of the INA of Berar, againa all the
pretenlions of the PeAwe and the Soubandu of
the Deccan may have upon his territories, and to
maintain the rights of the Rajah of Berar, according
to the grants by which he held of the Peilima and
the Soubandar of the neccan, or in virtue of treaties
concluded with thefe Chiefs.
" I to. In anfwcr to the propofition of the Vakeel
of the Rajah of Serer on this fubjea, the Honour:A-
-1 ble Major General Wellefley obferved, that without
having complete information as to the nature of thefe
pretenlions, grants, and treaties, the credit of the
Iptitifh Government could not be pledged in the
manner propufed by the Vakeel ' • however, from de-
ference to the &fires of the Rajah of Berar, without
running the rifle of committing the credit of the Bri•
tali Government, the Honourable Major General.
Wellefley ,propored, that the Muth Government
fhould be tobiter, with refpea tr. the conditions fli-
pulated in the feventh article of the treaty. The Va
keels contented willingly to this propofition, obferv-
ing that the Rajah of Berar had no other fecurity
againa the ufurpations of the Peilliwa, but what he
expefted from the jidice and generofity of the Bri.
tifh Government,,,
" lit. Ycor, Ennourable Committee will ebferre,
with fatisfaitier, this proof of the 'entire confidence
which the • tyriah cf Berar places in the equity and
honour of the Britills Government.
" 113.. The eighth article of the treaty contains
the &pie Ilipulation with regard to the exclufinn of
'tort:teen fajta., Americans, and Britifh fubjeits,
from, the fervice of the Rajah of Berar, that is con-
tained in the treaty of peace with Scindiah ; and by
the fame article, the Britilh Government engages it-
felt not to aid or encourage any of the relations or
fubjeits of the Rajah of Berar, in rebellion againit
that Chief.

6' si 3. The ninth article provides, that there (hall
be refidents or minifiers accredited on the part of the
Britilb Government and the Rajah of Berar, reci-
procally.
▪ 4. This article it particularly important, on
account of the difficulty that had for a long time tr-
illed, of obtaining corral information with iefpett
to the conduit and views of the Court of Nagpour.
• 15. The tenth article of the treaty of peace
with the Rajah of Berar, which correfponds with
the 9'h article of the treaty of peace with Scindiah,
recognizes and confirms all the engagements conclud-
ed by the Britith Government with the feudatories
and dependants of the Rajah of Berar.
(Ti be contiwurit)

LORD CNISTRIAZIRLD Paid, A good fet of Teeth,
in either fex, muff confiderably add to the prepoffef
lions formed in the mind on a firft appearance." And
the abfervation acquires additional force from the
circumnance of the generality of the Englills nation,
from their mode of living. being troubled with Scurvy
h. the Gums, which producterooth-ache, and event's•
ally rotten Teeth. Thefe difagreeable aids may be
prevented by the timely ufe of Burcat's Resroaa
raysToorn POWORR, which is ufed by the Qlseen
and Princelfes; the Ernprefs and moll of the Nobility.
It imparts a firmnefs and beautiful rednefs to the
gums ' • to the breath the moll deleflable fweetnefs
to the Tectb a pearly whitenefs, reffores the enamel,
fills up the cavities, and prevents the dreadful effeEts
of the Tooth-ache. Sold Wholefale and Retail at
Crum° and Burimes, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of
Paternoller-row ; and may be had of moll Book-
elleri and Perfumers in every town, in boxes at
as. 9d. each.
Jane Taylor, aged thirty-four, broke out, four
years ago, in a large blotch on her left leg. It con-
tinued fpreading, till it arrived about the knee. Its
firff appearance was a rednefs of an extreme high co-
lour; much heat, and a tormenting itching, which
dellroyed her Deep. At this time an ichorous
water was difcharged ; her legs !welling fo as to pre:
vent her moving freely about. Poultices, and vari-
ous applications were tried with no good effeft. She
then, by recommendation, refolved to take SpiHbury's
Patent Antikorbutic Drops. She perfevered for fix
months, when Ilse became entirely well.
Jaws TAYLOR.
16, Upper ckedend-ftrect. JANIS TAYLOR.
Mr. SrtLssuLY is not accountable for any mixture
fold, unlefs the words " By the King's Patent" are
inferted at length on the bill of directions, bottle, and
wrapper ; the Ramp alto (the King's duty) is printed
in black ink in of red. Bottles gs. 6d. 106. and
tI. as. duty included.

On Sunday. at his Lordlitip's houfe in Charlotte Brea, the
Counters of Wefimeath. of a fon.
Early yell relay morning, in Queen-fqaare, the Lady of William
Frafer. Efq of a daughter.
On Friday la, the MLitt Honourable Lady Ann Wombwell,
of a Bill been child.
The Lady of Sir Henry Madman, Bart. of a fon.

MARRIED.
Y the Hon. William Lamb, fon of Lotd Me'bourn, to
the Hon. Ponfunby, daughter of Lord Beiborough.
At Knockbreek, near TIM, upon the moth ult. James rompy ifq
hanker in Toth, to Mils Jane Balms, youngeft daughter of Alma.
der Balllie, Efq. of Knocbreek.

At Springfield, Leith Walk, on she sad nit Mrs. Mahe*
Yaw, wife of Lieutenant John Yetts, Royal Navy.
LaR Friday,ln Tilney-fireet• in ber Soth Tau, Lady AnitefitlS •
Yefterday morning, at half paft nine o'clock, at the St. anwee
Colfoe.bouk, In St. James's Rivet, Mr. Puget, the Banker, of the
firm of Puget and Bainbridge ; he was op Sunday in the Park, on
kickback, and, as he returned home, Rapped at the above Coffee-
honk, where he took tome refrcitricnt; on his taking the
bridle in his hand to mount his hock, he was Marti with an apo.
*die fit sat:fell backwards; medical affiftance was isitaady
Propixa UAW kft a wiem sad foga daiklrca.

/DOH WATS:a AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Mora* • • •• 8 minutes after 8
Mamas •• • • 3o aniaree after 8

STAINED GLASS, CARTOONS FROM RAPHAEL, &e.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RICHARDSON,
At hls Haub, No. 3t, in the Strand, the owner of VOlises.itivet,
on Tucklay, ]one it, at Twelve o'Clock.
AN extenfive and Magnificent Collection of Stained
4—s• Olaf,, confining of a mon faperb Set of the Cartoons after
Raphael, dad), Itudied and coloured from the originals, sod are
the fruit of three years ride application. The celebrated Pkature
of the Mifer, in the Royal Palace, Windfor, and a great variety
of Subjeds from the rooft renowned, Ancient and Modern, Hif-
torkal, Portrait, and Landfeape Painters, the property and paior-
mance of thofc celebrated Artifts, Mr. and Mrs. Parton, of
Highgate.
To be viewed on Friday, Saturday, and Monday previous to
the Sale.—Defcriptive Catalogues may be had, price 6d. of Mr.
Richardfao, No. 31. Strand.

lANOR OF HOUGHTON-HAN
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
_ _ _

On the 4th of July next, at Eleven o'clock in the'Forenoon, at the
King's Head inn, in Stockbridge,
THE MANOR of HOUGHTON, with the ex-
tcnfive Hare Warren, and foie right of Fillacry for a won-
dered: Mance, and HoUghton Houfe, confining of btrakfalt,
Eating, and Drawing Rooms, good Bed Chambers and convenient
Ofikes of every defeription, with excellent Stables, Coach-houfe,
and Gardens; and alio Six Paddocks, with open (tables, and feve-
ral other pieces of crowd, split Rents, &e. which will be fpecified
in the particulars se be delivered. The Houfe and fame of the
Groyne may be entered upon Immediately.
Houghton is a healthy fituathin, and is within two' iles of an
excellent Pack of Fot Hounds, and the like eta= &Ws Stock-
lirtde—it is only an eafy ride from the New Fors* and South-
ampton, and near the Race Courfe for training Bode&
The country is very favourable for cowling or heagibig. and
the place is worthy the attention otany Spaceman.
Mr. Matthew Woodycr, of Stoekbddse, will fhcw the Houfe,
and further particulars may be had of Mr. Salifbury, at Dorthef-
Dorfet.
FEE FARM RENTS, COUNT? of NORTHUMBERLAND,
_

ind TOWN of BERWICK UPON-TWEED.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.—By Mr. SMITH,
At Garraway's Coffee Houle, Change.alley, Car/dill!, on Friday
the ads infant, at Twelve o'Clock, In one Lot,
VALUABLE FEE FARM RENTS, ifruing out
of the Manor, Borough, and Town of Berwick, Royal Wa-
xers and Filhing-place, Lands and Ttreenients near tbe Borough,
In Broomhall, Bolide, Barony, Riding and the Lea, Shotley and
Staley, Tythes of Edderftooe, Anthem, Hopton, Locket, Rowfon,
Warnford, Warrenden, Weft Bradford and Fetus. ike.Collerton,
Eaft Mafen and Gunnerton, Kirkeaton, Wark Manor and Cattle,
Prudhoe, Willingtoo, the Cattle of Berwick, Stillingwith, &c.
amounting to Two Hundred and Forty-nine Pounds, Five Shil-
lings per Annum.
Particulars may be had twenty days previous to the fele, at the
King's Arms, Berwick; gpeen's Head. Newcaftle ; Queen's Head..
hlorpeth ; White Swan, Alowick ; Hotels, York and Edinburgh ;1
of Mars. Debary and Cope, Solicitors, Temple; at Morland's
Ceffee-houfe, Dean-ftreet, Soho ; at Garraway's, and ot Mr. Smith,
No. 6a, Broad-ftreet, near the Royal Exchange.

•
FLUIERS AND ALE bilLB HARMS, IN THE COUNTY
OF BERWICK.
TO4BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SMITH.

At Garraway's Coffee Houk, Change.allei, Cornhill, on Friday
the 28th inftant, at Twelve o'Cluck, in one Lot.
THE FARMS form a moil de firableFßE E HOLD
PROPERTY, containing together Four Hundred and
Twenty (even Acres of remarkably rich Arable and Failure Land,
Iconveniustly fubdivided, in ring fence, tythe free and in high cul-
tivation, advantageoully fitoate in the Paris of Culdingbasne, one
mile from the high road to Edinburgh, two miles from Eymouth,
and ten from Berwick,, both Sea ports and excellent Corn Mar.
kets, where plenty of Lime for manure, and Sea Weed, are eafily
procured—with Farm /routes, Barns, Stabling, Cow-houfes, and
Workmen's Tenements, entirdy new built, a Theo:Sting Machine
and excellent live Fences, let on kale to Mara Fairgrleff and Fife,
in rents amounting to 4921. 'Ow per annum.
The Eilate affords an ,excellent fituation for building a Seat,
commanding an extenfive profpedt of the German Ocean, from
St. Abb'a Head, on the left to Banborough Caftle on the right, with
Deans for Plantadons,lhekercd from the Sea.
A fuperiority will be added fu as to give a Vote for the County
Five Thoufand Pounds of the Purehafe-money may remain on
Ml_kiltaxt•
o be viewed with leave oftenants, twenty days preVlous to the
Sale, and particulars then had of Mr. Conftable, Solicitor, Berwick;
at the King's Arms, Berwick ; Queen's Head, Neweaftle ; %teen's
Head, Morpeth ; White Swan, Kinsvick ; Hotels, York andtdin.
burgh of. Mr. Conitable, Solicitor, Symond's Inn • at Morland's
Coffee-honk, Dean-Brea, Soho; at ()areaway's ; and of Mr. Smith,
No. 6s, Broad-ftreet. near the Royal Exchange.

MANOR, MANSION, and LAND, in the RICH VALE of
CLEVELAND, and NORTH RIDING of the COUNTY et
YORK.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr..B WM.
THE LORDSHIP, BARONY, and MANOR of
STOKSSLEY, abotefilog with game and ilik fine nom
irikream running through,the Manor), with tell, (tame, quit-
eats, rights, and. imemeddim
_-114earika. tow boa, prodwelog
1331. per MONK, apt* etomfiletallit impromment. Afite am
melba* lteowbulit modern kW" bo 68•11Pkee order, fold
on a cheerful biro, with a basdimaa womb Atli drive, in (re*
of the rigatoni market town of litoltelloboemmading a fine view
of the Cleveland Hills, and adjacent Moir, ; no biles from Ye*
16 fries Manhattan, pins from 011oweilk and 113 ken Na!
W. The Manion amain* tea bed-ehewasie eloped proportion,'
a fluttery, keen fervants bed-room% tilifitereina, 30 feet by 11,
anteing-room, 3o feet by st,amlbreitildbrodhor, ell feet Arnie
with Ls feet cids, &dela In a modem degas* Bfk, fpacious
ME, principal and fecond &abodes, oat Am of every dtfcrip-
cesch-boafe,and (tabling for eight halm, out-ftabling, yards,
on
awl bay barns, cheating machine, aml‘itable out-building,,
tamdialit,ciftzplied with fine wares, frocious kitchen gardens,
with numerous (tali tress, ornamental woods,
and Gwen) Indaftwes of arable and palhere land, containing
together upwards of 63 acres, in a fine frordas country, furround-
ed by fame of the finest rides in the Hawks The land tax is re-
deemed, and two large pews in the alma bakes to the Eftate.
Peer thoufand pounds of the purclalmonney may remain on
mortgage.
To be viewed with tickets, which. with further particulars,
may•
be be bad of Mr. Smith, Na 6s, Broad ftreet, near the Royal
ge, London.

AVING dedicated itydeii. to the Rudy, and been
A. A "rattled by *anti imaiderable predate in that branch
rig& I th gager at Ida% I craft that I bare not more tail
dam dna eade who. In the retentive field of the
ara eatsamer wined la uncertainty, and cannot
alwayeenals diet beta Masi= by concentrating
!adhered power to models of
Tire dila. of DEBlLlTosa=liariy alba: for then
bring with them a train of by a de
dila al all vital energy, exams 111117=ailitterod.—
they arife has the prealleato et* ample,
des hulks ef fthool-boya, er the Imbegmea et maturity, theme
Oro eke me& adducts pielallseel g but by the Vernet
et unedeeiad ems, the leaseflae re aggravated, an. the con&
aides b
Mdalkoyed.
Asa MUS. el the ROYAL COLLIGitof SUROEONS
I gronad 'retentions on regularity of educades; and polkaing
every railer to prattle*, I fed bear added to that madame
with which I bac hitherto boas ft Madly honoured.
In the IA falmielime ef local veshads, early agalleatlea wit
pavan the cabalty ot a deb odal frame; bat where the fed
law, front a cesfeleetade of the imanalkeeb of die else track
raged his miasmas; b traria of the comma at maitre anis
bendy plaliclan. sad broods ova kb infirmity wish careful ma-
=it midi be fatisfadierr foe b to he atlas. sat 'sly of
of tratment, bra ado of the MO* Imielidda Ramp.
And In ream Yesereal Complasts k le pedals te graven gide,
danger or dank; is the stoft complicated cedes k le tie wake.
memt d eackave mpezience hs aim he. to elait a lae, made,

'sod Imo* walbeililmot.
I seer the Moms. of this to dais ataltale ter she
are alhird odds say Mot of , of wry floopsaraa
VENEREAL INFECTION. mil r el ales the tetras of row
seradeo are Rated an the EA howohro.
Patteata in the ars eloollai ea Wish Ink Dori sod
are requited to free* age sad wow of &hrs.
SIMP:1114
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No so. Aroa4d4roote 7ttaad, sosa Tom* ft.

NEW MENCINI, A Cr. •
FNEWBERY and SON 3,
. Church-yard, London, Proprietors of 117.. rr,
and other valuable Preparation. inform the Ps t ve-
frquence of the new Stamp (knits, the prix_ 4.1 du: Mcd311,4
will be in future 21. 94. per Packet, or 11. ts. 61 per Dozen;
but tie Qanthy of a Dozen Pukes in a Boils (as wade up
for the Army and Navy) may br had for 11. 4-. And u Stamps
are prepared, by order of the Commilfioners, for Meru. New-
buy's feparate We, in which the Wards "F. Newhery, No. 0,
St. Pees" arc engraved, and as his preiumed that this will be
(efficient Security agelnft Countafcits,his Signature on the La-
bels will be dircontinued.

The following are the prices of their Medicines, to the Srft
twenty of which Mr. Newhery's Stamps arc affixed, but thole wise
porchafe fix or more at a time, will be allowed the Stamps gratis.
Dr. James's Powder s 9 Dalby's Carminative t 9
—a Bottle 14 0 Dr. Auttin's Chalybeate
Analeptle Pills 4 6 Pills - - 4 •
large Box 14 o Freake's Tina. of Bark 4 •
Dr. Steers's Opodcidoe a 6 Ditto Huchurn% ditto 3 •
-- Convulfion Oil s 6 Tonic Bills . 2 9
..--- Nitre Drops s 6 Puglia Coffee - s 9
-.---• Camomile Drops i 9 Dr. Hooper's Pills i it
-- Paregoric Lc- Grape's Drops a if
sena - • a if lnglitk's Scots Pills a o
Angibaud's Blois ditto ait Hetirl's Magnefsa s 6
Effeuce of Coltsfout 3 6 Norton's Drops S 6
Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Spillbury's Drops 5 6
Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. Solonder's Tea Ssp
lones's Rheum. Ting. 3 6 Greenough% Tindurea i if
Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Ditto Tabu Lozenges a s
Effenee of Peppermint aif Effeuce of Ginger 1 9
Glafs's Magnet's 3 6
N. B. As many Perfects, particularly Marengo. , ntlftake the
bode of Meffrs. Newbery, they think it neceffary to point out,
that it is at the &It end of St. Paul's, four doors from Cheapflda.
with theft Words infaibed on the from—

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fiddled his education at any of the public fentinaries—the aged who
are drooping under difordera originating from an impurity of the
blood—people of falhion—fludious perfons of a confined and Wea-
-1 tary alto thole 'filleted with nervosa affedlions in pram],
will find " Solomon's Guide to Health" a faithful companion and
an aalufing lottrudor-.-in abort, no perfon who values the enjoy-
ment of a good Rate of health, will be a niement without Wag
po&cfcd of this ufefol, cheap, valuable, and important publica-
tion. The hidden fources of weaknefs and debility with whirl
thoufands are afeidted, are herein laid open, and the means of re-
ftoration to the bleffings of health and Rrength, fully and asnidy
communicated.

The diforders peculiarly incident to the female fez in every fite-
ation, are alfo cepatiated upon, together with advice to both fetes.
for thole ferret infirmities of nature, which delicacy often forbids
to ditchie, even to the neareft relativcomprifing a treatife cm
Female Difeafcs, Nervous, Hypochondriac, Confumptive Com-
plaints, &c.
And as nervous and hypochondriac complaints are much more
prevalent in Europe than is generally imagined, attended with many
dreadful and alarming fymptoms, which certainly claim affißatice,,
and not as is toe generally the cafe, derifion or contempt, the au-
thor has been very attentive to the method of cure, and he Ratters
himfelf from the obtervations he has made, that the pretest is m
good a treadle on thole difeafes as any extant.
The tender female, who, though by nature is &flitted to be the
prefcrver of the human race, yet is, alas! liable to many natural
indifpofidons, which render her cotdition truly wretched and un-
equal when compared to the male. For, whatever fituaden of
life fhe is placed in, flue frldom enjoys a petted Rate of health. W
the enters into the wedded Rate, even 1. om that fource of pleafals
fotnething bitter arifes; and pregnancy brings with it a train of
loathing, ficknefs,Atte. If the remains tingle, the will feareely be
able to avoid labouring under tome infirmity, betaafc the is "
ftranger to a mother's pangs."
Sold in London by Mrs. Mathews, :8, Strand ; Dicey and Sut-
ton, Bow Church-yard; Bacon, 150,0xford-fireet ; Pidding,y6,ox-
ford • fireet, eppofite the Pantheon; Butler, 4,Chespfide ; Barclay ant
Son, Fleet-market; Silass. and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church•
yard; Howard and Evans,Long-Lane,Welt-Smithfudsli and pap.
titularly at the following places, viz.
Brilt. .1, Mrs. Sbiercldf Lynn, Pine
Bath, Hasard Manche:ler Staines

ETer4Mek,Carr Mirgate. Silver
Ba!Minnie, Hulbert Meiktham, Hoare
Bradford, Wilts, Hopkins Maidenhead, Etienne
Brldport, Roberts Mainaury, Lea
Bridgwater, Poole klanningtrce, WlDiann
Bev/lien Prat dogcart Nottingham, Burbagc at Suet'
Steelier, Stephens ton
Brentford, Norinirj Neweaftle upon Tyne,Hotelim•
Beaminfter. Hine fon and Co.
Whops Waltham, Jennings Norwich, Stevenfon
Baintree, Shearcrott Newport, Me of Wight, AIWA
Coventry, Merridew Nantarich, Sndfon
Canterbury, Briftow Ofweetry, Edwards
Cantor Booth Perwttb, Soulby
Ckattuitn, Ethcrington Purtfea, J. and W. Buehlmd
C.onabridge, Hodfon Portlatouth, Sharpe
E.ilzilliaz, Morris Plymouth, Nettleton
. Batten Plymouth Dock ,Hoiland
Dover,Neaks Rick manfwords Perish

Dant:table, Quanilsorougla Raiford, Wade
Darner, Haßing• Sheffield, Pierio•
Deptford, Davin Stamford, Newcomb
Derehturt, Barber Stafford, Mor^,,,,ift
Dablio, No 6, College Grant Shrowiblief. Wood
Dogdale, Colwell, Bolt Shaboarne, Goadby and Cm
BM:Mures, A. Smith, North S.antutidharn Night
Bridge Southampton. Baker
And all the Venders of Patent Medicines in the United Klogdotr.

TO THOMAS TAYLOR ESQ.,
DEAR SIR, N 0.9, fridge-Treat, London.
I FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform
you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have received
from your invaluable Medisino—LEAKE:s PATENT•PILLS.
About two Yeats ago I was attacked with a Vex Die.
ORDER, which I treated rather Rightly fot foine tine, but the Dif-
cafe at length fpreading all over my Body, I was obliged to apply
to the MOft eiIIiDESIE of the Faculty, but their affiftance afforded
only temporary went through various Courfes of Sabra-
don, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to
a mere Skeleton. The Ulcers that fpread all over my limbs, reos
dered me a complete Object, fo that my friends clefpaired of my
recovery. %liked brought tot his flotation, I confidcred deaths
Inevitable, but a relation of mine commenting upon the many Calm
in whichy our Pills hadf ucceeded, I was induced to try a box of
them, which I thought rather relieved me, and by perfeverauce
for two or three months, and i (glowing your DireCtions, I cape-
ricncedth e molt unaccountable Relaxation from Pain, the Sore
gradually fubfiding; I am now, thank GOO, perfectly recovered
and walking out daily: I doubt not but one more box, wiiich I
think cautious to take, will eftablifit my health in its *renal Rate.
It is witht he molt heartfelt gratitude that 1 fabferibe myfrlf, fir,
your much obliged humble f avant. Wie. Pmasow.
Deanfgate, Mancheßer, July 1, 'Sot.
P. S. For the public benefit I do nut obJed to the above being
publiked, but leave you to ad as your own better jukrnent Ball
&date.

Prepared and Sold by eke Sok Proprietor, THOM At T 4 nut.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lunclon, at his haute,
No. p, N.ir-Bridge-itreet Where, after a conk: Ant rev:tense
of more than thhty-fug years in a pradlice particularly directed to
the Cure of Voter-AI ears,
with that invidiable fecrecy
which men of his ProfelSon should always obferve. he flatters
hlntfelf, the advice and of ance he gratuitoufly adminitters to
palms taking this Medicine, will be efteerned, by a difcerniug
Public, u an advantage foldout to be obtained, and void of ambi-
guity..—Alfo Sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience at
theft living at a &Rance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-
Rona, Pall-Mall; the Toy-glop, No. 103, Orford-Brat; Mr.
Difborough's No. y, FM-arm-WW; Steel's, Bookfellst
No. t, Unlot;.-Row, Little Tower Hill; Mr. Watfon's, South-
bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Colwell's, Dublin ; Mr. Range's, Liver •
pool; Mr. Midden% Mibeheßeri and by use Perfoo is every
eitaiderable Tom in Great4kitalosaud Ireland, in Bates of only
ss;iteeek, Sidle up with full and phis Dkedione, whiterby
p s
of
War Ma ow Care thisifedvw wish la, Speed, Sw
creep, end ilahey.

LONDON: PalViztroblited by LIVIL KENT, (s( Cas.
). at die illrita Ornet, No. Cam.
=7=l die at tin "tea Onset; Tetaaicaar.