Star.
London, England, 1806-01-03 00:00:00

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lit?Galite I,,LLAD. ToI.INDED ON A TRADITIriII O 1 Hai
SIICPIwING P<ll6-M BY tit! ACHIO/ AT TN* C 1.4.115.
CIF HIS Me TRI•AIS'S Fantail, MOOTING WI ma Rl'
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401 MIL
Ob.! why 1..4d At.. from the duce,
ttet min e.te fld and flow ;
h'ath chaned thy hlootuing fete
To palenefs of the fnow

sox.,
it% !have hinted nn yin braes
The red deer and the ttrnwn ;
And weary, wear ). w;tl the chats,
long to lay me down.

1111,1111[116
lord Rostrat, at the soon-tide hoar.
'When did yca flop to dint
rum.

I belted at my time love's Inwiter.
And drank her health in wine.

SlnTorlt•
Now ftw ye dark Dungael there,
'kboCLie(of nuile,e guile ?
SOM.
few the father of my fair;
He met me with a (mite.
And what, Lewd Ro NUM.. was your cheer t
are.
• An eel with fprchi'd crown •.
But I am wary, Mother dear,
And ling to lay me down.
• And *lntel. he that bore your bow,
. My fon, :.tad KoNNAL.tell?
lot,.
Oh ! (Path et:me o'er my pages brow ;
He tainted and h- fell.
And when the flag boon us that you took.
A limiting at your fide ?
. . sox.
•
Oh ! mother, when they drank the brook,
My Rag bounds (mad and dud ;
Jut I am weary urto death,
. And long to lay me h,w.
MoTISLII•
, :•• Oh ! atlllettAL dearer than misreads.
• Thy low huh wrought thee woe.
• ,P carding to the tradition. be was poifoned with an add&
ferved at dfrner. jaie dofa 60 part of the rtettonous meal be•
'Mg punt to his attendant, and thrown nut to bta drag*. they died ago
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.41n.a le ;CA.
' pR rstuntrr% mrssAds.
Yetlerday, Dec. 1, at twelve, the Prefident of the
United States communicated, by Mr. Collis, his Se-
cretary, the following bleiage. to both amain of
Curve els : . s
TV THE SENATE AND HOUSE PT ILEPRESINT•TIVIS or
vire UNITSO STATES OCAMSRICA.
0 At a moment when the nations of Europe are
in commotion and arming againit each other—when
thole with whom we have principal intercourfe are
engaged in the general cannel, and when the coun-
tenance of fume of them towards our peaceable 1
country, treatens that even that may not be anal-
felted by what is palfing.un the general theatre, a
meeting of the Reprefentatives of the Nation, in both
kLonfis of Congtels, has become more than ufually
deferable. Coming from every feeffon of our coun-
try, they bring with them the lentiments and the in-
formation of the whole, and will be enabled to give
- a direelion to the public affairs, which the will and
the wifdom of the whole will approve and fopport.
g• In taking a view of the Rate of our country, we.
in the fir:l place, notice the late kfiliCtion of two of
our cities under the fatal fever which, in latter times,
has occafionally lAtited uur (b-res. Pitovinstics in
his got's! ne fit gave it an early termination on this cc.
carom, and teffthed the number of villims which
i have nfoally fallen before it. In the courfe of the lc-
veral vifitations of,thi, &fence, it has appeared that
it is firielly loral, incident to cities and on the tide
aaters only, incommtiniaable in the country either
by perfon. under the cliteafe, or by goods carried
from elfeafed places i that its ace& is with the .an.
town, and It difappcar, with the early trolls. Thefe
reltrietions within narrow limits of time and fpace,
give fecutity even to our maritime cities, during
three fourths tif the year, and in (lie country always.
- Although him there Hellas it appears unnecetary, yeti ,
' to fatisfy the fears of, foreign steins', and cautions i
Pll their part not to he complained of in a danger 1
whole limits are ,it obthnnwn to them, I have 11'44.
ly enjoined nn the i fficets at the head of the enfloMs
to rt., tify wisk CNN& iamb,' for every oL lid failing for I
a foreign port. the (hate of health repeeting this fe-
ver which prevads.at the place-from which fhe fails.
Under every motive frr.m charaffer and duty to cer-
tify the truth, I hare no doubt they have faithtully
1-x-rtited this injuntlinn. Much real injury has, how-
vcr, been fisflatned from a propenfity to identify
with this endemics and to call by the Tame name, ft,
va, of very different kinds, which have been known
ilt all time.. and in all countries, and never have
t•, en placed among tjinfe deemed contagious. As we
:ter:lnce in our knowledge of this difeafe—as fat.
Pc yclope the Put ce from which individuals receive it
-, s—the Stine Authmitieacharged with the care of the
public health, and Congrefs with that tef the general
• commerce, will-become able to regulate with ere°
their relic/jive futillions in there departments. The
butthen at quaraMines k felt- at home as well as
abroad ; their efficacy merits e zarninati:n. Although
the health-laws of tire Mates flrild.be found to need
no prefent review) by Congtefs, vet commerce claims
that their attention be ever awake to them.
.. Since our IA meeting, the :fret of our foreign
relatior.s has cortlierabiy changed. Our coatis have
beef( infeffed, ardour hat boors watched, by private
armed tefteli, forme of them without commitTions,
lime with illt;a1 cominiffmni, ,titers with thole of
legal h yr, Lott t ommitting ytratical sets beyond the
Ihihr
NUI1101;11 of their c rranifToms. They have captured
in the v.iry cm, a:ice of r:tir harbotos, as well as upon
the high fen-, not tot.ly th.e veffelsolont ftiend, COM-
ig to kink with us, hut tin own alfo. They have

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tars led diem off under pretehee of legal;
non Um not day ing to approach a Court of 'eirt.l
like. they have plundered and fuhk them by the
Way, in obfeure places, whet no evidence could atilt
:astitiall them, maltreated the crews, an" abandoned
them in boats in the open fea, or on defert litotes,
withnM food or coveting. Tbefe enormities appear-
, ink to be smooched by any contrail' of their time-
fieitets:l found it secedary to equip a force, to crnize
within our fees, to mien all vefTels of there deferio•
ti,,ks famed booming on our malls, within the limits
•of the-gulphaream, and‘o bring the offenders in for
trial as pirates.
" The fame fylitems,of hovering on nor mans and
harbours, under coiner of reeking enemies, has been
alto carried on by public tuned (hips to the great an.
noyance andoppreffion (dour commerce. New prinii-
pies, ton, have been interp-lated into the Law ofna•
eons, founded neither in Office nor the ulage or
acknowledgement of nations. According to theft,
a belligerent takes to itfelf a commerce with its own
enemy, which it denies to a neutral, on the ground of
aiding that enemy in thewar. But reafon revolts at (rich
an incnnfillency, and the neutral having equal right
with the belligerent to decide the queflion, the inter ell
of ourconflituents,and the duty of maintaining the au•
thority of reafon, the only umpire between jolt no.
lions, impofe on us the obligation of providing as
effectual and determined oppotition to a doltrine fo
injurious to the tights of peaceable nations. Indeed
the confidence we might to have in the junice of
others, Rill countenances the hope, that a founder
view of thole rights v ill of itfelf induce from every
belligerent a more entreat obleryance of them.
4. With Spain our negociatiens for a (ettlement of
differences have not had a fatisfaanry iffue. Spoil.
atinns during the former war, for which the had for.
filially acknowledged herfelf refponfible, have been re-
fined to be compenfated but on conditions affceing
other claims in no wife connected v his them. Yet
the fame praeices are renewed in the prefent war,
and are already of great amount., Ott the Mobile
our commerce palling through that river continues
to be obflrufted by ,arbitrary ditties and vexatims
.featches. Proporitions Ent adjufling amicably the
boundaries of Lnuifiana have not been acceded tn.
While, however, the right is unfettled, we have
aveided changing the Rate of things, by taking new
polls, or flrettotheningourfelves in the difprited ter-
entree, in the hope that the other power would not,
by a contrary conduct, oblige its to meet their ex-
ansple. and endanger confliels of authority, the iffue
of which may not be eafily controlled. But in this
-hope we have now realm to leffen our confidence.
" Inroads have been recently made into the terri-
vole, of Orleans and the Miffiffippi ; our citizens
have been nixed, and their property plundered, in
the very parts of the former which had been aCht-
ally delivered up by Spain. and this by the regale
officers and ((defiers of that Government. I have,
therefore, found it neeeffary, at length, to give orders
to our troops, on that frontier, to be in readinefs
to
proteft our citizens, and to repel by arms any limi-
ter aggreffion in future. Other deteils, neceffary for
your full information of the elate of things between
this montry and that, (hall be the fubjett of another
communication. In reviewing thefe injuries from
Tome of the belligerent powers, the moderation, the
firnmefs, and the wifdom of the Legiflature will all
be called into saints. We ought 11111 to hope, that
time, and a metre correet eilimate of inter ell as well
as of char:tier, will produce theiuflice we are
bound to cermet. But fhottld any nation deceive it:
Pelf by falfe calculations, and difappoint that tepee-
tatinn, we mull join in the unprofitable contetl, of
trying which party can do the other moll harm. Some
of there injuries may perhaps admit a peaceable re.
medy. Where that is competent it is always the
mull defirable. But fome of them are of a nature to
he met by force only. and all of them may lead to it.
I cannot therefore butt recommend fuels preparations
as circumftances call for. The firn objet is to place
our fea port towns out of the danger of infolt. Mee.
force have been already taken for furnilbing them
with heavy cannon for the fervi:e of fuels land bat-
teries as may make a-part of their defence againil
armed veffels approaching them. In aid of thee it
is defirable we ('mold have a competent number of
gun boats ; and the number to be competent mull
be confiderable. If immediately begun, they may
be in readinefs for fervice at the opening of the next
fealbn.
" Whether it will be neceffary to augment oar
la tfd forces, will be decided by occurrences probably
in the courfe of your fallen. In the mean time you
will confider whether it would not to, expedient, for
i.a Rate of peace as well as of war, Co to urganife or
clefs the militia, as would enable ue, on any fudden
emergency, to call for the Cervices of the younger
portions, isoincumbered with the old and thofe hay^
in g families. Upwards of three hundred thaufand
able bodied men, between the age of t 8 and a 6 years,
which the left cenfus (hews we may now eouot with-
in our limits, will furnish a competent number lot
offence or defence, ia any point where they may be
wanted, and will give time fro railing regular forte',
after the necedity of them Chan become certain ; and
the reducing to the early period of life all its alive
fervice, cannot but be dt:lritble to our younger citi-
zen, of the pref at as odl as fame times, inalmut
is
as it engages to them in more advanced age, a qmet
and inlaid lobed rcp.tfe in the bolom (tither families.
I cannot then but earnedly recommend to your early
eiteXt,L.r.ition the cal.edh.ncy of In modifying our
militia fyllem as, by a fcparation of the more Relive
pert from that which is lefs Co, we may draw from
it, when neeeito y, an efficient corps, fit for real and
Olive Cooke, and to bt called to it in regilarrotation.
.4 Confiderable provition has been made, under
former authorities knot Congrefe, of materials for
the conftrultion OflllipS of war of 74 gems. The.
materials are on hand, fubjea to the farther will of,
the Legiaature.
4. An immediate prohibition of the exportation of
arms and ammunition is all(' fubmitted to your de.
termination.
" Turning from thefe nnpleafant views of violence
and wrongs. I congratulate you on she liberation of
oar fellow citizens who were !handed on the Cnatt of
Tripoli and made ptifoners of war. Ins Government
bottomed on the will of all, the life and liberty of
every citizen beceme interefting to all. In the treaty,
!het &we, which has concluded our welfare with
that State, an article fin the ranfom of our citizens
hes been agreed to. •An operation by land, by a frnall
band of our countrymen, and others engaged for the
occefton, in conjunaion with the troops of the Ei.

t affiem. of shit &Amity,. tailantly concluded by eitr
late Confol Eaton, and their fuccefsful eaferptize on
the eh, of Vane, conerlbuttel, dnubtlefs, to the int•
preffion which produced peace ; avid the conellifion
of this prevented oppt.rtunities of which the officers,
and men of our Miradron defined for T, ii2o would I
have availed thcmfelves, to emulate the Os of valone
exhibited by their b ethren in the attack of the ha
year. Reflecting with high fati,faCtion nn the dif-
tingniffied bravery difplayed whenever occaflons
permitted in the late Mediterranean fervice, I think
it would he an nicht% encouragement: as well as a
juti reward, to make an opening for fume prefent
promotion by enlarging our peace eliablithment bf
1 Captains and Lieutenants.
" With Tunis, fome mifunderfiandings have at Vero
not yet fufficiently explained, but 1;4114 dilcullions
with their Ambaffadnrs recently arrived, and a mu-
tual difpofition to do whatever is jut and reafonable,
cannot fail of diffipating theft. So that we may confi-
der our peace on that coati generally, to be on as found
a footing as it has been at any preceding time. Still
it will not he expedient to withdraw immediately the
whole, of OUT force from that lea.
,•The law providing for a naval peace eft 11,061
ment, fixes the number of frigates which !hall be kept
in constant lervice in time of peace ; and prefcribet
that they lhall be manned by not more than tufa
thirds of their complement of seamen and rodinary,
feamen. Whether a frigate may be (tuned to two.
•thirds only of the proper complement of men, mutt
t depend on the nature of the fervice on .iehich the if
ordered, that may fronetimes for her foray, as well
as to insure her objeft, minim her failleft crimple
, ment. In adverting to this fubjed Cungrefs will per
hays confider whether the bell limitation on the ext.
o cuve difcietion in this cafe, would not be by the
number of framers which may he employed in the
whole ferrite. rather than by the number of veffels.
Occafitins oftener arise for the employment of fmall
.ban of lar,4e Tads :.^.nd it would leffen tlfk as well
as expeuce, to be authorifed to employ them of pre
leer nce. The limitation fuggefted by the number of
(cameo, would admit a feleftion of 'click bell adapt-
ed to the lervice.
5' Our Indian ne7ghhours are ads/Mein& many of
them with' (pith, and others beginning to engage in
the pinfoits of agriculture and houfehold manufac-
utre.—Ther are becoming fenfible that the earth
yields fuldidence with lea labour than the fore(, rnd
find it their interell, from time to time, to difpofe of.
parts of their 'audits and wade lands, for the means
of improving thole they occupy, and oF fubfia ing their
families while they are preparing their farms fince
your 111 feffion, the northern tribes have'fold to us
the lands between the Connenicnt 'telerve and the
farmer Indian boundary, and thole on the Ohio, from 1
the fame boundary and its rapids, and for a confetti..
able depth inland. The Chickasaws and Cherokees
have fold its the country between and adjacent to the
two difiriels of Tenneffee ; and the Creeks the refidid
of their land; in the fork of Ocmulgee up to, the Ula
cofauliatehe ; the. three former piarchafes are ins.,
ter-mint, in as machos they confolidate parts of oar
fettled country, and render their intercom fe fecure ;
and the fecund particularly fn, a', with the fmell
point on the river, which we expel is by tliis time
`ceded by the Piankethaws, it completes our poffetton !
1 of the whole ol both banks of the Ohio, from its fot,rze
ro near its mouth, and the navigation of that tiver is
thereby rendered for ever rife to our citizens fettled
and fettling on its extensive waters ; the purchafe
Gam the Creeks tot, has been for fome time 'raffia:.
fatly interefling to the State of Georgia.
fcveral treaties which have been mentioned,
' will he submitted to both Hodes of Congrefe for the
exercife of their refpeCtive funtlirms.
•r Deputies now on their way to the feat of Go-
vernment, from various nations of Indians inhabit-
ing the Miffouri, and other parts beyond the Mitfil.
tipi, come charged with afforances of their fatisrac.
don with the new relations in which they are placed
with us, of their difpofitions to cultivate our peace
anshfriendfhip, and their defue to enter into commer.
cial intercourse with us.
" A Holte of our progrefs in exploring the princi-
pal rivers aif that conntryoand of the information re-
fpeCiing them hitherto obtained, will be communi•
cited to form as we (hall receive fame further rela-
tions which we have reason lhortly to expel.
" The receipts of the treaftrry &mit* the year
ending on the 3otla day of September lad, hare ex-
ceeded the turn ait thirteen millions of dollars, which,
with not quite five millions in the treafury at the
beginning of the year, have enabled us, after meet.'
ing other demands, to pay nearly two miiiions 4
the debt contrailled under the Bridal treaty and Con.
%Tinton, upwards of four millions of pi it the
public debt, and four millions ot intered. Theta pay.
merits, with thole which had been made in three
years and an half preceding, have extinguithed of the
funded debt nearly tS millions of principal.
" Cungrefs, by their AEI of Nov. so, Igo3, an-''
thnrized us to borrow t,75c0,c00 dollars, towards
meeting the claims of our Citizens affumed by the
Convention with France. We have oat however'
made ufe of this authority : becaufe tire Cum of four
millions end a half. which remained its the Trealury
on the lime pat day of September led, with the re-
ceipts which we may calculate on for the unfitting
year, helides paying the annual fum of eight millions
of doiles, appropriated tat the funded debt, and meet-
ing ail the current demands which may he expeCted,
i;i enable us to pay the whole non of three millions
(even hundred and fifty thoufarid dollars, affomed by
the French Convention, ai.ttaini leave us a lurplobil
nearly a million of dollars at our flee difpnfal. Should
you concur in the moviti ins sdi arms and armed yd.
!eta recommended by the eir cumtlances of the times,
this liar pills will furnith the means n: doin,e, fn.
"On his find occafi•ot of adshelling Cotio,tefo fence
by the choice of my cnntlituente, I have entered on
a fecund term of astminifiration, I embrace the op.
portusity •to give this public affitrance, that I will
exert my bed eade4vours to adminitter faithfully the
Executive Department, and will aealoolly. co-operate
with you if; any meefula svhieb may tend to Iccute
the liberty, prriperty, and perfonal relay, of our
fellow citizens, and to confolidate the republican
forms and principles of bur government.
"In the ,cnurCe of your f> on, yrs. oust reteivit
;AI the aid which I can give far the difpritch of the
politic haloes, and all the information neeefary for
your deliberations, of which the interell •f our own
country, and tl e confidence repasd is us by others,
will admit a communication.
Dec. j,
.t flop

0 t.itmasos."

Scarcety :my incurrence is mart prado9ive, For "
the time being, to the fevetme cif the Poll •Ofbee..
than :hat doting the erillence of a State Lattery.—..!;,..
This his fo extenlively ()petaled in il.e prefent rno.
mentous '•
Sebetne, firm the in.menfe it tere!l, depenti
ir.g on the fiat drawn goon numbers, that feveral of
the principal Lottery Offii-eg have all eadyerpet ienced
n unprcLedented demand far chances, frim almcdt
every pan of the kingd.m. Such, therefore, as ate
inclines] to becnnie its adventurers in the metrep
will aft prudently in Infing no time to p..lfetb them-
(elves nf Tickets and Shares.
WATFR AT LONDON BRIM!? TOMORROW
Morning minutes eta' IS
Merman 45 mirlutet ;•,!rr is

THITATRIL WATTR FOR.
WANTED, a few Good Performers. fOr thS
above Theatre..—Appboation to be made to Mr. Sadthfori
Water! rd, 0 c 21, 18,vc.
No c bu' Letters (pod pd.!) veld be reetiv,d.
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AVING dedKate,i ap,y eft t, the study, and buivt •
.11.4.• 'ratified_ by the nut =adorable make is that breed
I thought groper to feae*ft, I truft that I isse not woes nod
employed my dine than theft who, in the cettenSvi field of
preset= are occadonaVy Memeeeel In uncertainty. ,ind catelb t
tlweys attain that fetters sehkl, is seqvired Sy ea arstentne ti
Isteliedinal power to one eisSi of dx•orders
The Ales es of Deßil.ll Y ressellady &fir Nino 'or dey
prate with thorl II Min of en,eomleant 'freers, its an by a do.
sre non of al vital mon, rsiNmee itinf boromes embitesetad4.
oTheth,r they• ante from the prevalm..2 of Si cramps., th state.
dye babies of fehoel ens, or the inJuivenees of erisnumy; dryly-
pits the reoll allilunees pmfealonal iU e mot Ly du fignewanop
err uneineated own, the ireptcze; are aggewrat tie extfl•
tutyet is t!e:Plind
Asa 5102,099111 k of the ROYA'. CO!..1..1I0//cf St/ILOSORS..
ro-un i my prevenient os resubeitte•rdtieseten and yoff:fluy
svadtiee I feel Teri& miehled t, teat readdstee
orid wiled, thaw ble,erts, NOM ft)
ie the fint iinfations of Io d wasienc s, arty application will
,revce.t the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the fat-
s:en m a tonziaornars = the uninwitn's of the ,:awbirds
=ft:ibis inldsrtw.e. Y fearful of the .511teMclt or =Ore o' We
thyftedrn all, brawls over Lis inSicreity =refit: cies-
e.mbunt It waft he bdisfuSery :or hint to he affure...! ow only of
:4a:ditty of =await Wu aro of tit: mon fvereev.
And to free= Ynl. rw!Custrelaints It to poffrelt TO prey.= Will.
'Anger or &Are S to en waft e‘waplicatol tales It Is th !sagas.
nest of =cleave experience to Ws hoe to a inc. weals.
nil tufty rweltdiliflitnent •
Infer the advantage of this espesirnee to &efe sf &her 'es who
Ire a1:1,,0f wi•-% any kind of D23:"..T.TY, of any !Inept:me Cl
ViltfrtßEA::. fiff:11011, and in cafe. the terms of tents-
:trod= erg flat= on the Brit interview.
Pg'..;:nt,:t. t.e cQuAtry are capeawd to int:Wes 5.4 noes, ad
re reradte I to !petty 'tate age and manner of living
DREG,
• mad) r of the floyal CeZ.eiy' e of Surgeons In Loads&
la w, Aeser.•,t itteet. limed run Tont* as-

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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
The !Man bath cabled Medicince to grow sot of the earth
and he that I. wife will not abhor them; for with fuck do:h be
heal men, and take away their pain. h—Ecellaaavily 4,7,
CORDIAL BAI.VI 011 GILEAD.
rnrs Cordial be+ been uncommonly futeerariti
with 'null people, who have the appearance and air of old
core; who are palv,e ffeminate, helm mhed, itu p ti, and even babe.
cite ; whole bo are Iconic bent, whore kpare nee longer isle
'to every them ; aho have an utter tlifiafte for every thing, met
are tatn;ly ineapaeitated. Where 'he dornach is frequently difoe•
tiered. the body 14 weakened ; paienefv. bodily decay, and eniaci%
ation fileceed, and the eyes fink Into the bead. .1 virtues 9(
,he CORDIAL BALM of til LIAO are tiernonaated, In wadi-
eating the troll and matt danyer.ms (ymptoms of iler/13111 debi-
lity; and timidly has tended fo much to eltabliifi the fame of this
medicine, as its ccrtain laced. in th-fe complaMts Which ftrike
their roots fo deep Ln the omit:to:ion, :iodate fp fatal to the hap.
plocfs of nianklut .
The lady of John lsekfon, Efq. of Caftle-Cartery, Kildare.
Irelacd, was •wo years and a half cimipletely bed-ridden! and not
able, (tom her gr.at we diners. to cat, drink. or tiigeft any thing,
till the was dviled by a friend to try the truly et lebrat,d Cordial
Bolin of tale sd, , Int h inlet of which Ais had fo est raordinary
and.bappy atf cffeet, that the Is now, though at the age Of 63 vitae%
able to walla out and czerclfe kerfelf, being molt pe.fet'dly reco-
vered, to the terprife mid aßotilfhment of all her neliphlit,urs ; it;
confuttra:ion of wl.ich, and in plaice to the medicine. /he re:quake
this may he made politic.
James Adhins, matter of the John and T!etry. Ipferich, was
cured three rears ago, by the Conroe! Balm of (line; of a limo.
lenee, ir.dlvfllnti, and an how, ancmded with retchhig nwd ficknes
which be had lahotTed under a long time, and has rlsblatter.
feelly well ever fined.
James Vaughan, tfq late Banker, Brißol, acknoltletlyes with
gratitude that he received Infinite benefit &mu fermi Itottr, of the
Cordial Balm of Gilead; having be thereby r timed front an
aftlima, cough, violent wheezing of the hives i• r• 4:: hypo, hrio•
drift, low:tufa of (pints, great relaxation, weak nefs:cf ::ody reftlefe
flights, and uncomfor able dreams. all which reduced him' very
touch ; he Is now lufty,fining and htany,and ii,:oys better health
my; be has expirieoced far thee it years p tit.
Sold in 100 -ton, by Mra Matthews, it, Strand Dieey and
swum, how Church-yard; Bacon, too, 0 xfn7d-0 r, et; Blddrug,,
76. Oaford ttreet, oppothe the -Pantheon; Butt .r, 4, t.
Barclay and Son, Fleet-market; Shaw aid t dwa, h, '6,St. Faure
Church-yard • Howard and hvans, bong-lane, Wag-'io•ithtleld;
and by all refpedtable Medieine Vender. in the Unite:Kinks&
Dr Solomon may be coniulted by letter (;ott paid) ....t.o.lfed
to him at Gilead Hoare, near Llverpool, Inch/log his ousel Fee et
liattz-guinea.

To Tii•ls. TAN, I.OR, Efq. No. p, New Beitlye•ltreetslarndlo.
1-0 I it —I grm‘der it but an ha of j•ut ice dui to the
merits of your LEAKE's PATENT tO. comma*.
rate to you the following Cure, which has meanly been performed
by them :—Au acquaintance of mine. who by tits break out
Eden old V, nereal Complaint (attended by a Lott*lielAdDif.
Orders ariling therefrom), was reduced aispoit to a (telgtOn.Ond
though he 11:.d Site bc(t medical added which cotla be obtaMo4
and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be prO2UYell
which teemed to Nit hiAsfe. or tla Mm anY &rel.:et ke retnith,4
in a molt reduced and pitiable Grunion (or two ykars, iota; Is to
follow his proklEon; anti feareely able to walk or even to Ita.*od
hie legs ; in fault, no one who knew him ever fupporal it pun e
for him to recover. tic was adrifed at hit to try )our ',sax IC'
PILLS...4e did CO, urieur adhering to ttie diredirds given with
them—ite had not taken more than two boles, befaze he *Wiwi alt
aicratlon for the hater t this encouraged hip to proc:cd, atO by
taking a few boxes more be faults' his appetite and itreneth grade&
ally return, and is now as healthy and as hoot as any gign 1
know. You are welcome. Sir, to refer any perfon to Inc for fr
Confirmation of the above aceount if it fhotdd ti Jtvibtfd.
I ant, Sir, your chat ient laiunbit fcrvant.
Library, Eolkflone, July 1.,. thor.
Prepared and fold by the tole Propri..n.r
Tsai. Tn ".01,54,031b,r of the 'loyal College of Surgeon., Lott
don, at Unite, No. 9, NeW Bridge florets
Where,Vter a conEaut evidence of more than yews, in • •
pradlice particularly direeted to the cure of Venereal somghlnts
and theft: incidental to the party of generation in boob feAdl. SClb
that inlioLible ftereey which atm ot his profcfhon Mould ativsya
obfwve, tic flatters hirofelf rho advice and hfhltance he grMulfoully
adinloVers to perfons taking this rhuPcitte, will ht elittold• by.
a dlreetnine public, as an a4van:alie fetch:en to be oktautd,
void of ambiguity.
Alfa fold, by bit appointment, for the enavenlenee of theft, tv..•
,Ing at • alliance. at Ike Plefuuter's No. yy, St. Allap•••• v. rcpt. P.al
all ; the To; Dup. foy,Oitf.od Areal; Mr. Difbortnigh, 7. rilh.
flfeet MU; Mr. Batter's. Soot% bridge, nlinborgb Mr. hinpuo
aid's. Glafgow; Mr. CaUvrell'o, Dublin ; Mr. 14Utinse'r.. I.sporptu I
Mr2Athitilon's, Manchefter and by one I.erfon its every entire.
astable town In Ortat Brftidn and Ireland, In boles Cosh a.. la.
tech, fisted up with full sad plain tiireahw, whereby Ratans of
either fit may cure themkten with cafe. fper.ll.fe:reii. and rort 7.
N. D. Every box fold in eteat Leif Anis failed u# with s ti amp,,
on which by femme of the Commithonets, is priobsti at the Stomp
Office—T. Taylor, No. n, New Bridge ftrcet—sto ;Mitten plaiih
. .
felony and all others its euttoterti•it.

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