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London, England, 1807-04-09 00:00:00

ru Dr. 901.0118b1, Liverpool
eft, - Birmingham, Dec. 6, ins
I LONG lahottreet tinder the paintul effects of indi.
geP.kn, and could obtain no relief from regular medical advice,
lb this Sate 1 was recommended to try your Cordial Bohn a Gi-
kad ; but having sn objedtion to public medicine I refilled thc idea
for fume time. The weaknefs, however, gaining on my conflito.
titan, at fcarcetrufrof foftenance remained on my ftomach I deter.
mined to give year Cordial Balm or Gilead a fair trial, anti imme-
diately fent for fome to Mr. Swinney's, pruner, in this town, and
"the conffiutntestave fully jottibed the report I had of y
titoure me-
dicine ; for my ilsirite were Mon recruited, and my appeand
digeftina, after t 8 mouths wafting sad excruciating illnefs, are now
happily rettored. As this Jingoism tate may be the mans of in.
ducing others under findlar complaints, to tile the fame remedy,
you have full confent to make it public i and renudit,Sir, lours,
Ake. EDWARD FOX, Livery street, Ha. per's hill.
The following Gentlemen, inhabitants of Biratingl, ant arc wit,
vacs to the above.cure:—J. Miller, Erg. J. hills, W. Archer, J.
Rohothatn, J. Taylor, Ifq. H. Hawkins, J^ Ferrel.

TRU IV It CT A 11l 1-7/1. o......erigidiglli, ttiarkv, and'
pod fri'ant untied.—Yefterday the city -.vas uncom-
smokily crowded with Nobility and Gentty, in confe
Feitienee of the following attraltions, viz.—the Elec.
tiers for India Direetors—the Caufe of Charity, for
the Benefit of the London Hofpital—and the grand
Difplay of Capital Prizes in the enfiring .State Lot-
tery, viz.-4 of 20,0001. 4of to,crool, 4of 5,0n01l
&c. &c.
Lord MELVILLE, in his late brilliant fpeech, called
Mr. PITT his pular 'tar • but what Lurie ftrfficiently
grand can be given to that bright cfinftellttion which
will make its appearance in the shape Of a Tammy
I bouland Pound Pr:ze, on Tutiday mhrning next, At
ten o'clock i
The Dividends ate now paying at the Batik ; and
as it is tuflomary to take home a pielent on theft
occafions, there is none likely to be f' welcome as a
Ticket or Share in the prefent State Lotter y, which
begins Drawing on Tuefday next, efpecially when
we confider that it may be the foundation of a vita
, every fix months to that mention of wealth.-20,0001.
I for the Firft drawn Ticket.
The complaint is general, of tit: prefent uncrange.
vial Rate of the feafon—winter kerns 'till backward i
to take his leave. In (pile, however, of wind and
weather, a run of funfhine, for a month at leall, will
fpeedily commence in the world of adventure—a
multitude of Forturx's votaries will partieipaie of its
animating warmth: The State Lottery Scheme, now
On the eve almoft of drawing, will prove a full illirf-
tration of there faits--a fcheme that beams with tar
more capital Prizes than ever before invited the ear
brace of the public.
The tide of foccefs which HORNSBY and Co. met
with in the left Lottery, in (haring forty-five Capital
Prizes, has given a tirung predileetion in their favour.
1 The demand at their Offices for Tickets arid Sharei
1 in the prefent Lottery, far exceeds their moil fingnine
expdlations. HAtllsny and Co. hope to gratify their
friends on the coining occafion (next Tirefday), hip,
plying them with zoosool.'s, to,oool.'s, 5,0001.'5,
t,oool.'s, Und 5001.'5, at 26, CotIIIIIII, 52, Charing
Crofs. and St. Margaret's.hill, Borough.

jR. BR.EE bas frequently been queroned why
he continued to advert* to difpkey todllatieris which no
man has hitherto a:Vim...ed. awl to exprefs his Median of el's-curia
branch, in which the extent of hi- prattice is already foetid. only
known. To inch quettions Mr. Bret rtplica—the fixedly whics,
is infeparablc from the treatment of that brooch debars bun froze'
the ufual mode of protelfional recommeudation, for it is feared/
within the pakof the molt perfect intimacy, that a confdl4on of
error is (Omitted to metUr to illuitrate the charaeter of a &fedi'.
cal Peaditienier.. His qualifieatioos and privileges are repeatedly'
Rated, to dittinguilh lion from thole who. without the acquire-
ment of proe.e.thunai knowledge, have the temerity to afpite to the
advantages of profeffional practice.
hi thole ferret difordets, which are ordaimal to he the pullet.
ment of illicit Indulgence. and in that complicated derangement
of the fy Ran, which medical men denominate N Fit.VOLTS COM
PLAINTS, producing general or local by which the
(lamina of life ate liearoyed, and the dearest interests of potterity
alkelsel, be claims inch fiiperiority of &ill as might perhaps have
been equally atiaintel by soy other Mender of the College of Sur-
geons, confining Mallet( for fourteen ?sari to this branch, 211*
conc,ietra lag his and praalcc to this parti.ular point.
Sanctioned by the fuccerfs of his undertaking, he ollers Reßoue
don in every cafe of Venereal Inftedm, and in all thoft Debeitt:
des which arc the confequences of long continued indulgence it
luxury or in vice, rcfidence in warns cbremtes, or any other
cwfe
producing DetiLity or Nervous Complaints in the one az, and
barrennels in the other.
The tering of remuneration arc plainly Rated on ths fink inter.
view, or in an.fwcr to letters containing a Lank note.
A CAUTION.—Some perfone, who falfely affert them.
(elves to be Members of the .:sail Collate, having for fevcral
motithi pstit copied my Advertifenients, almolt word for word,
and Wrested them as their own production, it is my duty to
mention, that fuck Perfons are not Members of. wiy College in
London, Edinburgh, or dfewhere, nor have they any right to
praCticc Surgery bi I.ontlon. MARTIN BR kE,
Member of the Royal College •:f Surgeons, Louden.
No. 29, Arundel-area, near. Temple bar, Feb. 1, tBO7.
N. B. A Lift of the Members le publithed at the Houk of the
Calegeviii Lithealses Inn

DIVIDENDS.
April 16: John Pollard and John Thompfon, of Preltnn. Lanca
(hire, muffin manufa durers, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn,

Prefton.
April ty. Thomas Sutton, of Rinrmorc, Devonthire, Ship-balder,
at eleven at the Globe inn, Exeter.
April 17. William Dann, Tiinewell Bentham, Bryan Bentham.
and James Baikie, of Chatham and Sheerucfs, Knit, bankers, at
eleven, at Guildhall, London.
April 18. William Stephens, of Exeter, fadkr, at ekven, at the
Old London Inn, Exeter. 11
April 18. N 1 illiarn Weaver, of the Red Lion, Gray's Inn lane,
Middlekx, vid ualler. at ten, at Guildhall.
April 18. Charles Colwill of Rathbote. Place, Midillefex, up
bnlfterer. at ten, at Guildhall, London.
April 18. James it ilyIC, of Manchetter, fadkr, at three, at the Pa.
lace Inn, Market-greet-lane Mancheßer.
I April 18. john B.rwman, of Water lane, Toner-greet, London,
braudy.merchant, at twelve, at GuildhalL
April t& Stepheil Harman, late of Modbury, Devon, fhopkeeper.
at twelve, at C;uillhaU, London.
April 20. Thomas Stutterd, and Jabez Stutterd. of Lindley,
and Thomas Littlewood, of Oldfield, Almondlsuty, York (him
merchants, and manufadlurers, at ten, at the trown Cow lun, 1
Holmfirth. fhire.
April 21. William [lard, of Eaft Grim Read, Sta x, br-cchts
maker, fellmongtr, and tanner. at eleven, at Guildhall, Loiticl9.:.
April s. William Ui iuhart, of Ratcliffe Crofi, bliddielex, coo-
per, at eleven, at GuildhalL
April at. John Corp and Robert Walker of Stratford, Fife:, ca-
lico printers, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
April at. George Emerfon and. Richard King,jun. ei St. Tbohias
the Apoltle, London, broker,, at clev.n. at
April 21. Peter James Papillon. of Saint Swithin's-lane, London,
mei chaat, at eleven at Guildhall.
April at. John Rufkll, of Moot fields, London, broker, at one, at

To THOS. TAY LOR, Efq. No. u, New Bridge Brett, Loudon.
SIR—I conader it .hut sn at of joilice due to the
merit* of your LEARE's PA ',TNT PILLS, to communi-
cate to you the 101 l bwing. Cure, v. hielt has recently been perforated
by them :—.An' acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking out
of an old Verercal Cemplaint (attended by a Complication of Dif-
orlat therefrom), was, reduced almoft to.a Smitten, and
though he had the b,..ft medical advice which could be obtained,
and tried a variety uf pater.t medicines, nething could be procured
which teemed to to': Ms cafe, or Ci r. him any ft:tyke; he remaifiCd
in a melt reduced and pitiable (Bunion for two years, unable to
tolluw his profeflion, asid fearcely all: to urzik or even to Rand on
his legs ; in fact, nu one who keew him ever fuppafed It poffible
fcor hint to recover. tie was adviCed at lalt to try your LEAltell
PILLS—he did fo, Brialy adherir3 to the diredions given with
them—he bad not taken more than two boxes, brfure he found In
alterztion for tit• better: this encomaged hi:n to proceed, and by
taking a few box,s morehe found his appetite and ftrength grad -
ally return, ay.d is now as healthy and as Rout as any man I
know. You are weivorne, Sir, to refer any perfon to me for
, cunfircaation of the above account if it Bond(' be doubted.

April is. John Turon and Jofeph Warring. now or late of Lcels,
Yorkfhire, merchants, at eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds.
April a 3. George Sepia, of Leeds, Yorkfhire, kap-boiler and
tallow-chandler, at elevenot tbc Talbot Inn, Levis-
April 23. Henry Roberts, late of Arreton, Ifie ni Wight, John
Roberts, of Newport, lfle of Wight, Hants, and Mark Grrirry,
late of King's Arms-Yard, London, bankers, at one, at the Sun

Newport. ,
April 23. James Wilkinfno, late of Leeds, Yorkthire, dyer, at
ten, at the Three Lt gs Inn, Leeds.
April 23. John AVyatt, of Cheacle, Chelhire, William Pitidock
Francis, of 1 irchbdd, and James Chadwick, of stow Stafford- I
mire, calico-printers and copartners, at three, at the Bridgewa-
ter Arms, Manchefter.
April 25. Francis Gilding, of Alderfgate Street, London, upholder
and cabinet maker, at twelve,at
April 25. Frederick Michael Finite, of Barbican, London, jewel.
ler, dealer and chairman, at one, at Guildhall.
April 15. Benjamin Robot Haydon, of Plymouth, Devout/lire,'
bookfeller and ftationer, at clever), at the King's Arms Intr, in
Plymouth.
April zy. John Treadgold, of Portia, Harts, cabinet maker, at j
ten, at Guildhall, Londe's.
April as. William Winch, of Tothill-ftreet, Wettmlnllcr, Mid-
dlekx, butcher, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 23. John Wright, of Kebroyd-Mill. near Halifax, York-
&ire, cotton grinner, at ekven, at the Deg Tavern, Manchelter.
April 25. James Peter Fearon, of Upper Grafton-flew, titzroy-
lquare, Middlefex, late Commander 01 the Belvidere Salt
dealer and chapman, at one, at Giiiklhall.
April 25. John Wheatley, of Mark-laue, London, corn-faftor,
at tat, at Guildhall.

RENOVK

i'ED HEALTH.

FRICS 0! OAT AND STRAW IN SMITUFIRLD.
Hay, 31 os to 31 ss jClover os to 61 os
Rowee of os to of os Straw, 21 ICS to 31 35

PRICE OF HOP 3 IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
New Bags 51 5s to 61 —8 I Pockets 51 tot to 71 os
IBOAL MARKET, April 6
Ships at Market Ships fold Price
6 Newsaille Coal 4 49s Gd to 531 041

BIRTHS

At Beverley, on the sth infant, the Lady of Robert Patrick,
Efq. of Trearne. Ayrenre, of a fon.
At the Duke of Marlborough's feat, Blenheim, OaDmtplaire,
Lady Frances Spencer, of a fan.
Thurfday night, at her hook in Newman Rent, Mrs C. Remble,

of a fon. - -
At the Tower, the ad laßant, the Lady of Mak.? Douglas, 7th
Royal Veteran Battalion, of a fon.

MARRIED.
Friday Taft, Baddeley Child. EN fon of Vice Admiral Child,
to Mils Catharine Ford. of Neweaflc, Sta

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I am Sir, your obetliLat huntLle fuvant,
Library, Fulkftone, j uly t THO. PURDY.
Prepared and fold by .the fole Proprietor
Taos. TA V I ct, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, LAO
dog, at his !mac, No. 9, New Bridge ftrcet;
Where, after a constant reGaence of more than 4, yeses, in
pradice particularly dirreted to the cam of Venereal complairgs
and there incidental to the parts of generation in both fetes, with
I that inviolable fecrecy which men cif his yrofeiSon fhosid always
obferve, he Hatters lirmirlf the advice and afEllanee he gratuitoufly
adminitters to persons taking this medicine, will be cites's:al, by
a dircernirg public, as an advantage fekiorn to be obtained, and
void of ambiguity. •
Alto fold, by his appointment, foi the convenience of there liv-
ing at a di:lance, at the Perfumer's No. :is. St. Alban's.ftrett, Pall
Mali ; the Toyerop, fe3, Oxford • itreet ; Mr. Dithorongl47,allt-
Rreer hill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. MD*.
a Id's, Glargoc; Mr. Callweirs, Dublin; Mr. Salines, Liverpoel ;
Mr. Atkinfon s, Manchefter ; and t.y one perfon in eviry
&ruble town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only as. 9d.
each, foaled up with MI and plain dire6loas, whereby perfons of
either (ex may cure themf.lves with ease, fpred,faerrecy, and fafety:
N. B. Every box fold in Great Britain Is fealed up his a (tamp,
on which, by favour of the Connna.:'• ners, is priirtedw the Stamp
GfEcc--I'. Taylor, No. 9. New Bridge ftsecba-to imitate whichts
dotty, and all others are cuuterfcit.

IT has been too fiequeillytiTe fubjeft ofinft and
general reprobation. that mete, deilitute of the elements of
the neediest art, have offered thenifdve as candiates for public
atronage in the prokfrion of phyfic. roritic purport of doing
;mike to the refuir tff our (teethes and experience. and to prevent
,US from being claffed among ,thofe empiric* whore impudent pee-
Millions have, unfortunately for ((Kitty, been too favourably re-
ceived, we beg leave, to fulnuit to the liberal and enlightened a
faithful Rattner art of our purfnite aridacqairemente. After having '
received a regular intalleal education as the pupils of Mertz. Grin-
, dal and Blizard, whole kCtures and pradice we carefully atter-
I- de& a! prof' Mx' and furgeons of the London Horphal, we entered
onefeives as (indents in that juitly celebrated reboot for medical
acquirement the Royal Coatgc of Edinburgh, azid were inane-
ted in tt.:e different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and
1 pradice of Prr.fic. Chentiffry, Midwifery, Botany, &c. &e. by
thole eminent profelfore, Drs Mcnro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton
Duncan and Rutherford. We trult we (hall not be deemed pet.
raneptuotre in raying that our proficiency and acquirements arc nor
incorifideral.le• Haviqg for al,nt Eerie' of ye irs made venereal
complaints and the various difeafcs of DEM I,f'l Y, the particular
rbjed of our aunties and pradice, it will, we hope, be allowed
that we have acquired ruparitir lurowirege of their treatment
and care. In flight and recent cafes of Infedinn, a -7eseed re.
eabliftiment Is compkted 13 the ',fort period of two Aare; mid.
in think, of the utmoft inveteracy, Whelk other prae.nionera have
, failed of fuemis, a proper perreverand in our,plan or truanumt,
dames to the patient a fafe and radical cure.
• Marrs. CURRIE and Co. have certificates from the af•mle re-
fpedable Profeffurs of London and Edinburgh, of the dirigenet.
(kill, ..id humanity with which they per formed the datieeatii;ned
them during the tiros they attended their Ledures and Pradits.
Amidft tbeniclanchnly variety of difortlers which are the effeets
of a habit tong and molt unhappily purfued by the youth of both
Sexes, there are none more alarming or more diftreffing than thore
_ . deficiencies and debiliths which trequontly prevent or embitter
On Friday tat, in the isith yeal: of Ida age, at Ids feat at Seaton the matrimonial state. To fuch Ferfons it waft be a confollog re-
Dovnthatn, Suffolk, Charles Sloane, Earl Cadogao, Vireank chei. i fiedion to know that they may now, by ,a sew and infallible mode
fear and a Truth* of the BALM Morena'. This venerable No. 11 nf„
Marian was twice married. By his firit Lady be bad Ez fans, ' I'l*
treatittinranntiT,beatrieditvoigoredrotuostcoha:raig
mituttcionft.of If aillituulincafes bolfeffideihriii tl,
three of whom ciled in the knee of their eounacy. Thomas, who from whateva se cafe ariling, well se in every fv of writ-
ecies .
was in the Royal Hairy. was loft in the Gloeiner man of war • ' real infedion, we may be crashed by patients of either ke with
George, who was in the remise of the halt India Company, was the greateft fecrecy and honour. Hours of confidtation at bow
killed in India; and Edward. who was a Captain in the army. fell 'front ten to thrrc. and from fix in the evening till ten at night.
a /balm to the climate, at St. Lucie. His I.unlfhip's two *lda Patients In the country are requelted to Rate the pafticalars of,
daughters, by his fecond marriage, ate the 'rhea of the Hon. and their cafe, age, and general habit of living, Ate. Sec .
'lebrigigtr
Rev. Gerald Valerian Welletey, and the Hon. Henry Vienigtcy, remittanee for advice and medicine., when. the fans wt.! be
brother of blarqui4 WeUrficy. His Lordiltip is Inc:ended in his orient to any put of undertaking, kingdom.o 1 °tells...fare that
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fee co fa ef•
titles and .Rata by his fon, Charles Henry Viimatulegoknow lamtial to ear woecrtao,llE, the P0...5, O. ••—tera may be alibi t&
'Earl Cadman. a- the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. %Mem*
On the 'gib of July loft, when en a tithe In the oaf Indica. • Nmielber 26, 18°6.
Na. zoi, Hatton Garden
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Captain J. B. Rogue, of hio ' -Tr - ---,
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