Star.
London, England, 1805-10-30 00:00:00

lILMORANDUM.

The appointment of Captain John Lord Burgherilt, from the
131 Foot, to he Captain of a Ttoop in the Bth Light Dragoons,
♦ice Hawkins, dcceafed, as Rated in the Gaattte of the azd
has not taken pace.
Licutenunt Nathaniel Farwell, of the 36th Regiment of Foot,
fuperfeded. being abfent without leave.
EaaATA in the Gazettes of the 9'h April and tft Oetoba lafL
28th Foot.
For Enagn John Mgon to be Lieutsuant, without wage, via
Ward. who rrAta,.
Read Enfign Juno Menu to be Lieutenant, without purchafe.
871 h Foot.
For Godfrey Greene, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, uke
11.!•71, ted,
Read, Gall rey Greene, Gent to he Fntign, without purehAfe.
Commiiiions ligned by the_lord Lieutenant of the

County of Derby.
Derby Regiment of Volunteer Infantry.
Edward Pole, Efq. to be ColoneL Dated Dce 21„ *304.
William Simrfon, Efq to bc Lieutenant Colonel; Lord Vireonnt
'Danivenrih to he blajnr. Dated April 26. 13434.
To lie Captain*—John Cox, Edward Ward. James Simpfon, Henry
Browne, Henry I.nwe, Michael Kean. John Curzon, and John
liarri'tm jun. Efq:q. Dattd September 16, 1804.
George BAkevr:ll. Lfq. Dated April 66, 18=4.
Sohn Carr.Sle, Efq. Dated Sept 14, 1804.
•1 o be j je,,,enant4.—Jonathan Gilhert. Thomas Davenport, John
Ptorer, William Huhbali,Dcwhurtt Biltbormigh, Thomas Leap
Oreay. a, John Bingham, jun. John Chatterton, and joreph
Dasco,olt, (kilts. Dated September 16, 1803.
I.amech Swot, ji a Gent. Dated Aira-26, act*
Hollinobead, Gent. Dated Sept. 14, 1364.
Richard Browne, jun. Gent. Dated Tuly 4. 13-4.
To he I..nrivia—Jcifeph Olbo: ne, Joreph Cooper, and John
NV Gents. DatorSeilternber 16, 1163. .
Dewelbury, John Keeling, and Francis Scrawl Om*.
ocrtember 14. 1804.

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To he rz,vmolv•er—john Keeling, Gent. Date(' Sept. 14. ete 4.
lobe A.lutant—john Chatterton, Gent Dated Sept. 16, /Rol,
To he Qltieter Mafter--Jubn Billing, Gcnt. Dated June 23,,

Sot.
To be Chaplain-Reverend Charles Stead Hope. Dated Sep-
tember Lb, ago!,
To be Surgeon-Thnmaa Haden, Gent Dated Sept. 16,1803.
To be AZitatit Surgeon-Charlet Thomas Haden, Date.l July
4. 'Fos.
Gloffop, Padfield, Hadfield, &c. Corps of Volunteer
Infantry.
George Hadfield, Efq. to be Captain Commandant. Dated Oc-
tober 3 r. 2803.
John Wood. F fq. to be Captain; Mofes Hadfield, Gent. andlohn
Kulhaw. Gent. to he Lieutenants. Dated May 9, rhos.
Crich Company of Volunteer Infantry.
George Pownes, Efg. to be Captain Commandant. Dated May
9,18 cs.
Del (hire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Third Troop.
Sitwell Sitwell, Efq. to be Captain, and Sir William Hanloke, Bart•
to be Lieutenant. Dated Sept, 7. 18os.
Meatham Company of Volunteer Infantry.
Thomas Tewfbury, Efq. to be Captain ; Edward Mamm-'t, Gent.
to he Lieutenant, and Thomas Newbold, Gent. to be Ltifign.
Dated Sept. 30, lio3
Bradley Battalioa...pf Volunteer Infantry.
Rev. Charles Tunnicliffe to be Chaplain. Dated July 4,180 y.
Commiffions figned by the Vice Lieutenant of the
County of Stafford.
Lichfield Volunteer Infantry.
William Harcourt, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated Auguft 27, tflos.
Stafford Volunteer Infantry.
Lieutenant Charles Salt to be Captain, vice Brookes, promoted;
Eadign Thomas Fairbanks to be Lieutenant. vice Salt, promot-
ed, and Thomas Turnock, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Fairbanks,
promoted. Dated Sept. 9, aos.
Rugeley Volunteer Infantry.
Thomas Fernyhougb,Gent.to be Lieutenant. Dated Sept.6,lBos.
commißions in the 111 Battalion of Cinque Port Vo•
lunteers, figned by the Loid Warden.
To he Cam-ins-Michael Elwin, Efq. and George Stringer, Efq.
vice Walker,refigned. Dated Auguft Is, tBa3.
Firft Lieutenant William Baker, vice Leith, relived. Dated
March 20,
Firft Lieutenant Francis Perkins, vice Bennett, reigned. Dated
April 8, tlicks.
To be Fint Lieutenants--Second Lieutenant C. vice Ben-
jamin, reigned. Dated Auguft is, 1803.
Second Lieutenant T. Caner, vice Baker, promoted. Dated
March 20. tßos.
Second lieutenant WilliamKetup, vice Perkins, promoted. Dated
April 8, tßos.
To be Second Lieutenants-James Laden, Gent. vice Lamb, pro.
named. Dated Auguft is, 1803.
Henry Worsfold, Gent. vice Jenninp,.refigned. Dated Odtober
23, don.
George W. Gravenor, Gent. vice Emmerfon, reigned. Dated
April 24. 1804.
John Gibbs, Gent. vice Kemp, promoted. Dated April B,lBos.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Sampfnn Boys Harman and Thomas ],)earn, of Bermemdfey,
brown ftone potters, Gentler a 6, egos.
Ezekiel Wright and William Taft. of Birmingham, army ac-
coutrement manufadturcrs, September s, t Rot.
Richard Sutton and James Sutton, of New Sarum, clothiers,
Odlober t 6, Bor.
John Pops and Thorne* Pope. of Kenilworth, comb-makers,
Odloher Id, 18os.
William fiutehittfon and John Martha, of Iffington, cheek.
morgen, o.ltaber a 3. twos.
James Miller and Henry Miller, of Faverflum, Kent, linen.
drapers, CElnber 23, tBoc.
John Glendining, James ivi.Kenzie, and Welbury Kendall, of
Halifax. Yorkftaire, brandy-merchants, September 12, ißoe.
Charles Fidd and Jultph Lock, of Porde*, tailors, Gaol=
t *Rot.
Grace Weft Emmett and Henry Jame. Emmettof Dean-ftreet.
Sobia-iquare, army clothiera, Odtober t, aos.
BANKRUPTS.
Thorns. Jones, of Gloncefter, hock-dealer and chepman, to forret.
der November 7,8, and Dec. to. at eleven, at the Boothall Inn,
GJoueell, r. Artornieti, Mr. William Cook Ward, Glouceiter ;
or Mr. Chilton, Chancery lane, London.
John Trudgate, of I,fin's Mews, I.itat James ftrect, Bedford-
row, Mitlillefez, ftablekceper, dealer and chapman November
2. 9, and Die. to. at tell, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hinriels,
Pargrave place, Temple-Dar, London.
DIVIDENDS.
Nov. 30. John Healey, of Bilhepfgate-ftreet,l.ondon,tobaccouift,
dealtr and chapman, at 'levees, at Guildhall.
Wow. t 6 John Wills, of Cartwright-ftreet, Rnfemarylane, yorifh
of St. llotolph, Aldgate. •Middlefex, vielualier, dealer and chap.
man, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Nov. 3e. Charles Polllnitun, of Havant, Hants, fliopkeeper, at ten,
at Guildhall, London.
Nov 21. Edward Crean. of Margaret (teen. Cavendil fquare,
Middlefex, carpenter and builder, at ten, at C uildhalL
N0v.16. John Smith. late of Wo alwich, Kent, hawker and pedlar,
at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Nov. 16. Samuel blaydwell, of Wheeler ftreet, Spitalnelits, Mid-
daor and dryfaltcr, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Nov. 26. William butler, of Weldnn.,Northamptonfliire,
linen-
draper and lbopkeeper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Nov. to. Lawrence Cohen. late of Jewry-ftreet, Ablgate, London,
merchant, at tartlet, at Guildhall.
Nov. ;8. John Wright, of Gorport, Hants, grocer, at one, at the
Crown Inn, Gofport.
Nev. 18. Thomas Richardfon and Thomas Worthington, both
now or late of Manchefter, merchants and copartners, at four,
at the Star Inn, Deanfgate, Manchefter.
Nov. t 9. John Ridding, of Liverpool, and William lever, of Man-
chefter, merchants and partners, at one, at the Globe Tavern,
John-ftreet, Liverpool.
Nov. t 9. George Sumgait, late of St. Peterfburgh, Ruffle, but now
of Mackin ath, Kent, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Nov. as. Thomas Needbant, late of Alhby.de la- Zuuch. Leicef-
bofier, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Ilteen's-
Head Inn, Maly de-la-Zouch.
Nov. t 9. James Wallis the younger. late of Briftol, bifeuitAaker,
at clever. at the Greyhound Inn. Broadmead, Briitot
Nov. 19. Thomas Sherman, late of Caftle-ftreet, near Finlbury-
fquare, Mialdlefex, plumber, glazier, and patina, at twelve, at
Guildhall, London.
Nov. t 9. Thomas Claytonof Kinafton.upen•Httil, printer, book-
idler. dealer and chat gpin, at one, at Guildhall Loudon.
Nov. 26. Daniel High Mt ,w or late of Chipping Sodbury, Mon
eefterflaire, liquor-merchant, at eleven, at the White Llon,
in
kroad-ft net. Drabs'.
Nov. 19. Thomas Weftnn Lewis. of Fahnputh, Cornwall, mer-
chant, at one, at Guildhall, London.

BIRTHS.
At St. Peterfburgh, asth September, of a daughter, the Lady
of bit Excellency Alexander Crichton, M.D. F. R. R. Ph yfician
to their Imperial Majens, the Emperor, and Dowager Emprefs
of all the Ruffias. Phylician in and for the Civil Department of
the Empire, ate. &c. &c.
Laft week, at her houfe. St. James's-ftreet„ Brighton, Mrs.
Wary. Lady of Captain Wary, of a daughter.
On the aift. natant, at Hentury-hill, near WWI, the Lady of
George Franklyn, big. of twin daughters.
Sunday morning, the Lady of the Hon. and Rev. Wm. Capel
of Watford, Herts. of a daughter.

MARRIED.
Tuefday fe`nnight, at Trowbridge, G. P. Amer.n Efq. to Mita
Bell, only daughter M lonics Bell, Efq.
On the sad inf. at Burnham, in Norfolk, James Modro, Efq.
of Hadley, in Midtlkfea, to Mei Caruline Martin, youngett
daughter of Sir Mordaunt Martin, Bart. of Burnham.
Os, the Oth init. Charles Vicars Hunter, Etc. of Lincoln's len,
to Mils Frodseringham, daughter of the lats John Frotheringharn,
Efq.

DIED.
Tuefdsy fennight, Mr. Brace, gardener to J. Harrifon, Rfq. of
Dame Hill, Kent, istideoly expire 4 dm eating a very hearty
breakfaft.
On Friday lilt, at Monkton, in Thanet, Henry Jeffard, Efq
His death, which was oceafirmed by a quantity of laudanum, ii.-
advertently adminiftcred by an attm•dant nurfe, affords a melan•
thrill, bit ftriking example, ot the danger of cluing fuck pnwer7
ful medicines within the read', or at du difccetios, of uolattercd
ignorance.

POLICE, Fee.

In confequence of informations being laid at the
Public Office, Baw-ftreet, by Bell, the informer, for
gambling, he, with Greg/try, the Con(table, belong.
ing to St. James's patith, went, on Saturday night,
about twelve o'clock, and broke open a 'inure in
l'all mall, by virtue of a warrant ligned by Mr. Gr-
aham. The tit eet door was opened to diem, but being
obllrufted by a fecond door, they broke it open, and
proceeded to (care,' the haute with all pollible (peed,
but could find no perfett at play. They found four
men genteelly dread, and'two women, in the pil-
lage, whom they took into cududy, and conveyed to
the watchhoufe.
On Monday they were brought to the Office, and un-
derwent a private examination before Sir It. FORD.—
Mr. Conti attended for the perfons in cutiody, when,
in confegitence of no unlawful game being moved,
they were di:Charged.
Eight men were brought to the Office, charged by
feveral ferjeants with being deferters. It appeared that
the ferjeants had apprehended the prifoners in ermfe-
quence of directions from the Colonel of the Dilitia
for the Recruiting Service, at a public houfe in St.
Giles's, on Sunday night. Six of them were proved
to be leferters from feveral regiments, and they were
going off yeflerday morning by the coach to North-
ampton to enlift into another regiment, for the Fur-
pole of getting the bout ay.
Um toe HALL—A perfon of refoeaability, who was
liberated under the lad Infolvent Aa. was on Monday
brought before the Magifirates under the powers
vetted in them by that Ad, charged with having
made a falfe return of his debts and credits in the
fcbedule he had (worn to and depofited with the
Clerk of the Peace. A plaintiff and creditor made
the charge, and now failed in fubftantiating it. Mr.
Motets attended as Connie' for the defendant. and
(hewed that the alledged variance, to lay the molt of
it, could not be conftrued into more than an uninten-
tional error, and not a Lille return. The Bench, on
hearing the whole of the cafe, were of opinion, that
the defendant fhould be difcharged ; and the plaintiff
be adjudged to pay all the colts which were put in
at 71. 7s.
On Saturday at Union Hall. George Hall Draper.
alias jackflin, George James, Wdliam Jones, Francis
Major, and Aim Sharp, alias Colliver, were examin.
ed a fecond time, on a charge of robbing the (hop of
Mr. Wm. Garrett, "cheetemonger, in St. George's-
rove,when Hall, Drape'', and James, were fully com-
mitted for trial for the burglary—Major, fix receiv-
ing the goods, knowing them to be Wen ; Sharp
WAS admi;ted an evidence, and Jones was difcharged,
nothing appearing againd him.
On Tuefday fe'nnight a Special Jury, compared of
Gentlemen belonging to the Welletn Divifion of the
county of Effez, met at Brentwood, purfuant to the
, Sheriff's fummons, in order to affcfs the funs to be
paid by the Crown to Lady EISADIAT, for the trod
of her Ladyfhip's manor, appropriated by Glovers-
meat, on Warley Common, for the ereaion of ar,
tillery magazines and barracks. Sesjeant Bast and
Mr. WINGIMILD attended as Counsel for the fete-
ral parties, and Sir THOMAS BARRETT Lesaan WAS
Foreman of the jury. After a variety of witneffes
were examined, and the evidence fusnmed up by
the Sheriff, the Jury returneda verdia of ,0001. da-
mages, to he paid by the Crown to Lady elsaoL s T.
As thirty men were lately working in a coal pit
near Neweadle, the fulphuteous air took fire, and
they all per Med ; twenty-fit of their wives affern-
bled at the pit, two of whom mifcarried, and one
died on her return home.
Tuelday fe'nnight' abont font o'clock, the Leith
Walk Foundery was difeovered to be on fire, which
at firlt threatened deflinaion to the engine and eneine-
hook ; but, by the timely and aftive exertions of Mr.
Anderfon's workmen, whole iPmention and diligence
deferve the highelt praite, and by the ready fervice of
the extinguiduog engines at Leith, the fire was Ipee-
dily got under. The premifes are infured by the
Caladonian Influence Company.
On Friday evening. about fix o'clock, a fire broke
out in the bottle of Mr. Hodfon, cabinet-maker, near
Newington-church, which was fortunately gut under,
without doing any material injury to the premifes.
This is the third alarm which the family have re-
ceived in lets than a fortnight; and, on &turd iy
mAning, the maid•fervant, and a boy who works in
the (hop, were examined at Union Hall, on fufpi-
cion of their being concerned in letting the premifes
on fire. A Solicitor from the Fire-office attended;
but, on invelligating the charge. nothing appearing
to criminate the parties, they were difcharged.
Wm. Croon, rigger, caught dealing rope on hoard
his Majefty's (hip Senn, at Chatham, on Saturday,
has been ordered to be fent to fea int he afortfaid (hip.
On Saturday night an Excite Officer, of the name
of Jones, unfortunately fell into the water at the
London Docks. and was drowned. The body was
taken up in half an hour afterwardr between the
two locks, and carried to a public-honk in Red
Linn-greet. Wapping, to remain there until the fet-
ting of the Coroner's Inqueft.
On Friday morning lall, about four o'clock. the
veltry-room of the united parifbes of St. Mary So-
merfet, and St. Mary Monotthaw, was broke open,
and communion plate Rolm of confiderable value.—
It was fuppofed to be taken away in a coach, as one
was then Rending near the church, about the time of
the robbery.
Saturday_ fe'nnight 6ve large ricks of hay, of the
value, it is fuppofed, of 6001. belonging to Mr. ,
Limbrick, of Old Sodbury, and placed in a barton
near the Crofs Hands, were let on fire by force vil-
lainous incendiary; and the whole, notwithflanding
the exertions of the neighbours, and the activity of
the Sodbury Volunteers, were deftrnyed.
A petfiin of the name of Tod, alias 7 &we-
, fogs. who had latch broke out of Greenlaw gaol, ac-
eufed of different crimes, was brought to Edinburgh,
and committed to the Tolbooth of that city yederday
fennigi,t.
Saturday evening an inquifition was held at the
Admitlion Room, in St. Thomas's Hofpital, before
Mr. FITZPATRICIL, Coroner for the Borough of
Southwark, on the body of John Read, a child of
five years of age, the fon of a refpeaable tradelmaa
in the City of London, who jolt before two o'clock,
in the afternoon of Thurfday lad, met his death on
Filh-fireet Hill, by a (loge coach running over him.
—The Jury, on full confederation, found that the
decealed had come to his death by accident; but that
the near honk having trampled him dqwn was the
caufe of his death, and a deedand of sl. was taken.

FOR- ATI.IOI7S insonnrga.
i. JANIES'g ANALEPTIC

AOM a new mode of dminideriug there PILLA
by the advice of alteminent Phyficiatt (fee the new ilirediaii.)
Bllioos I)iik 41,5, fu grevaient p.irti Marl; eniofig ?Axial: who hoe:
reitticd in fiat climates. are rernov,d with greater care and feattr

than by any other Medicine. They are ecuslly eifizaeiazra in di
idfinders of the. Stomach and Bowl in Indigea'ons. lade
Appetite, habitual Celtiveni fs, trout:ad tude. rim and Mu-
lies; lihewife liti„Guuty habits, in sid I, or Rheumatic Pains
in the Head; as well as thufe caerifloned by free livieg; thereby
preventing 'sallies and ArOACLiell, fn often the corifespinkee
intemperance. Recourfe &oath' be had to them on the fitit at sick
of a cold, or any flight instifpolitior; or an r any teeth of rating
or drinking; and thus their well kn ,orti eliaraaeriase will be
• maintained or promoting Long. atty. Tie/eller' ;)y lea ur Ism!,
21,40 ecrer h. without the .Inaltptie Pills, as they nicire nci-
cher eo*fintment nor aiterat km of Met

They are fnld only by F. N MILS? an-1 Sony at the W.rehole
!re Dr. J:inies's Powder, No. 45, 5:. Paul's elnitch,yltd, fui4r 4•001•
from Chearfidz,Lonchn; and at ;:h• jann.e4 hte H n.sie in Btlatw.-
. . . . .

ftreet; In bovet, r, ice 46.541 each, or in one lam .
qoatoity of tia foi ass. duty intjuled.—None
thofe which have che words, "P. Newlkt y, tZu as, St. P. urr,'
engraved in the Ramps.

NERVOUS DEBILITY.
The LORD bath c-,ufeJ Tledieinrs t grow out of lie ezrit
and he Ll:lit is wife will not abhor tbeal; ftw with inch rhtb, he

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h:al men, and take away their pain."—lieel. Nix 4. 7.
CORDIAL DAL'I Ott 011.E.1/).
THIS Cordial has been uncool...naly fuceersilsl
with young people, who bare tits appearaneoand airaaf old
age; who are pale, e ffeminate, benumbed, ftupid, and evtil
; whore boles are become bent, whole let; are no longer ads
to e trry them ; who have an utter ailtalle tor every third, ant
are totally inca?acltatcd. Where iKc Itomach 1. frequently difur.
dered, the body weakened ; yalenefa. bodily decay, and emad•

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atien fuccsed, and the eyes link into the head. 'fbe virtues nif
the CORDIAL BALM Of GiLI'AD are daily demonflrated, in eradi•
eating the worn and moll dangers us fymptoms of nervous dtbe.
lily; and nothing has tended fo much to eftabliiit the fame of this
medicine, as its certain fuocefs in thole COMpldinq which Min
their roots fo deep in the conititntion, and arc fu fatal to the hip-
pie& of mankind.
The lady of John jackfon, Efq. of Caftle-Carttery, Kildare.
Ireland, wastwo years and a half completely hed.ridden. and nut.
able, front her great.wcilusefs. to eat, driuk. or digeft any thins.
tiU the was advifedby a friend to try the truly celebrated Cordial.

Balm of Gilead, nine liottla or whfeh has had fo esmicirdinary.
and happy an abet, that the is now, though at the age of 63 Trio,.
able to walk nut and txucife herftlf, 13, ing mutt pettedly recs-
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vaed, to the P.irprife and aftoniftiment of all her ndg,hlxiirs ; M
conlideration of which, and in jail= to the malicine, Sweetmeat.
this may be made public.
James Adkins, mailer of the John and Henry, Iplwich, Yen
cured three years ago, by 1.. e Cordial Balm of Gilead, of a how.
knee, indigottiat, and anima, a:tended with retching and ficknefti
which he had lahuored wader a lung time, and ha: remained per.
redly well ever lime.
James Vaughan, Ertl. late Banker, Drifted, acknowledges with.
gratitude that he received infinite benefit from (teen betties of the:
Cordial Balm of Gikad; having been thereby reamed from OIL
afthma, cough, violent wheezing of the lungs., ftrong hypochon-
driac, lowncf. of Mirits, great relaxation, weaknefs of body. reale('
nights, and uncomfortable dreams, all which reduced hies Mr,.
much; he is now lofty. firong and hearty, and enjoys better health
than he has experienced few theft. 35 years pat.
' Sold in London, by Mrs. Matthews, iS, Strantr; Dicey an&
Sutton, Bow ChurCb-yard; Bacon, iso, Oxford:dyes: Piddang„
76, Oxnard Brett' appetite the Pantheon ; Bathe, 4,"Cheanfide;
Bali:lay and Sun,Pleet-roarketi Shaw and Edeiards, 66. St. Plan
Church-yard ; Howard and Leans, Long-lane, ;
and by all relpediable Medicine Venders in the United Melia's&
AV IN G indicated cc.y'elt to the kadn and bee*
Scathed by the molt ettelielereble peatake le that broth
which I thought proper to feledt, I tank that I hale not more DM-
emplorw my time than Ureic wbo. to the eitcrifive Odd of the
profeSon. or. occabonally hameried in lecosaalety, oad cessel
always attain that fuceefa which Is acquired ay caereetratbag the
batikelnal power to one &Ifs of
The Mans of DEbiLiTY aye peculiarly &b.4lft, toe thew
bring with them a train of eceenemitan: fyieptems, and by s do
pun. a all vital energy. &Ikea kW/ beelines embittered..
wifleus they safe dna*, pecealer—e alb; example, thededroop
dee habits of fctool boys, or the indulgences of reaturtty, they re-
quire the molt adduces prefeitional ddb ; bet by the tautness
of unethical:ad taw, the sysiptooesste aggravated. and the note
nuke it &droved.
Asa MEMBER of the LOYAL COMPOlitt 91IRGEONE.
I petted my prstailcos on regularity ce edecaske: m 1404444
every privilege to predict, I feel my:alt entitled to that emdideem
with wIlrA I have El at. been lb bee 2y bnocured.
In the Ord foliation of loal wakes:a, early appiketke Arid
prevent t!....e calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the (Wi-
lmer from a eonfcioufners of the utunaolloWS of the eke valid
caused his miciartnoe, is kasha of the eonteaspt or cerium of his
family ityf,ci tn. and broods overhts infirmity with central coo-
erdment, it r.tAft he fatleachary for him tot* *Allred not any of
capability of usatmtau btu aVo of the usolthysiolable &any.
And in reccut Venerml Coarlaints it i. rabic to preymt pals.
danger or dams ; in ;Le a:oft er, trypE cam! cafes It Is the acquire.
our of ezeluilve experience b this bee to teed a Cafe, ccrtsie
and foul, re-cite/AUL:tom
Infer the advantage of this experiance to there of either fez who
. are sithaed with any kind of DRELLITY. of any lymptoms of
VIIISAREAY., INFECTION, and-in a 8 cafes tilt terms of rase-
' Ilerniun axe Bated un the kit Interview.
Pat!rntelu the country are expeeed to !nctaie a Beek nese, ma
arc roquatod to (pear, [hale age and manner of living.
V.AALTIN MR&
Moth,: of the Iola! Calm d Siorriese la Limbo.
No ao Anovicifterst. Strand, env Tampa See

To TWO& TAYLOR. Iffq. Ida 9, New Beidge-iftreet, Loader..
SIR—I confider it bed en aek oaf juaice due to the
merits of your LEAKE's PATFifF PILLS, to connenni-
cateto you the following Cure, which has recently been performed
by them :—.An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking am
of an old Venereal t.Minplalot (attended by a Complication of LW •
mars wiling therefrom), was reduced Ono& to a &clean, and
though be had the belt medical. advice which could be obuined,
and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could beproeured
which fumed to fait his cak, or to do hint any ferviee ; he remain
edits a meet reduced and pitiable (ideation for two yews, =ablate
follow his profefLott, and fearcely able to walk or emus nand OR
his legs; iu fa& no one who knew him ever fuppofed it potable
for him to recover. He was advifed at left to try your I.2**E't
Pees--he did fo, aridly adhering to the dirodtions given with
them—he had not taken more than two boses,before be fumed an
alteration for the better this encouraged him to proceed, and by
taking a few hoses more be found his apnetite and ftrengtb gradu-
ally return, and is now as healthy a0,..t as flout as any man I
know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any pato,' to me fug` *
confirmation of the above account if it liwuld be doubted.
I am, Sir, your obedient humble fervent,
Library, Folkftooe, July to, 'Sat. THO. PURDY.
Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor
THOL TAYLOR, Member attic Royal College of Sorgeous,Lon•
don, at his houfe, No. 9, New Bridge area;
Where, after a couflant reGdcuce of more dun to years, in a
pradlice particularly (Smartt to the cure of Veneral compi..i..ts
and thole incidental to the part. of generation in both fetus, n 0:
that inviolable fecrecy which Int n of his profedion fhould always
oliferve. ha flatters tunnel( the advice and affiftance he gratuitoufly
adminitters m perfons taking this medicine, will be etteemed, br
a difeernitu I. oldie, as an advantage feidom to be obtained, and
void of ambiguity.
Alba fold, by his appointment, for the convenkrice of chore lie.
ng at a diflance„at die Perfumers, No. 3S, St. A lhan's.ftreet, Pail
Mall; the Toyfbop. to3,oxford.ftreet ; Mr. Dilborough, 7, HI
ftreet 4111 ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinh ugh ; Mr. MU,.
Glafeow ; Mr.CalltvelFs, Dublin ; Liverpool,
Mr. Atkinfon'v, Manchefter, a:sci by one lerk.n in every canc. •
derable town in Great Britain at it Ireland, in buses of only as 9:1
each, reeled up with full andplain diredions. whereby perform ci
I either fez may cure themfelves with cafe, fpved, fecrecy, and flirty
N. U. Every Boa fold in Great Britain is reeled up with a 11.3'n f.
on which, by favour of the Commiilioriers, is printed at the
Tayler, No. 9, New Bridge-Brut—to imitate vallich .t
fanny, and all others are counterfeit. .
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