Star.
London, England, 1802-04-20 00:00:00

7.1 k. ADDINOTON.

We have been f•revred with the following Catty of a Poetical
rilt:e at:dreffed to Mr. ADDINGTON. t.y a Unitary of the
Church of :rtbnd, bentneeel In the county of We:Medi
••••11mmr
From th,fedeferted feents--Ftrtra Rasois Imre%
Ills Wood tain'd urn where mournful Slave! roars
kwely (ream. *ldle culture untlifmay'd
Thy ..vaving Beeps, thy gold.n vale arra; 'd !)
What n'ojedls (mitre reroilMg thotllt: to lean
The guilty blindnefsuf :nun ; •
The village burnt, the defula• d
And the wan widow, with her orphan train !
But molt that bridge arrells th' abhorrent view,
Where foul Revolt harangu'd her maddening view,
Where Maraere the Fatting befom goes!,
Three' every nerve with rufhlets pike e•plor'd
I.ife's latelt fparle„ or quick with taunting tongue,
Down to the wave the writhing dQim Rung;
Ah ! P.is the groans the ear of Fancy reach,
Still }loan the yoke of Anguilla dawn the beach,
And oft as round my glebe I mule along
Rapt into woes which mestere Bill mutt pre—
Some manted form, forte lov'd affotiatee Bade
Flits by, and slams with horror di the glade;
Could Cliriftlan breafts fuel, &age fury feel P
No,—talk Religlonf—this thyfportents zeal,
• When Prkfts afeendant the blind herd int;el.
What Bigot faith 'Oat Nature can rebel,
When, ItcaftaN Lamp estlogoith'd, Pride dltplayl
Mead's red tech for Treth's benignant rays...
And trunk Zeal with wild fanatic joy
Dares. in the Maces's name, his nobleft work &ftroy.
'Midi! thee Finale kenes, where all around.
The monuments of Man's worn rage abound,
Wanes: no Mute awake! and mall in vain
The fott-ton'd throb; Ps AC/, invite a Brain,
To hall the Statcfnian who has flteath'd the (wadi
kedeened repute, and Man to Man reftorl
Aulpidous Minifter—by merit rated,
By rivals lov'J, and e'en by Fadden redid ;
Whok wifdorn retain this devoted land.
And chains Retedlion to its foreign &and ;
Bids falai order foetal virtpes Bidet
Bids Ceres karate clothe the avail field;
Thro' Herdtriti's (way re&t'ted while we ori
The mild, the native glory of the Throat :
Hail! klea'n's Waled Agent, to beftow
Peace, his prime Nang, to the world belora
Not yet forgotten the familiar ham
With Tate and &knee craned in Woodk7's bakn♦
The fpirit that affuned the helmet's might,
And trailed the Hamlet to the Patriot fight;
f The adUve hand that dealt tit' apportioned Bore
And Walled Famine from the patent's door;
While each kind guardian duty et retreat,
Proclaim 's! the good man, worthy to be grate..
The village pny'r HIAV.3I heardand uncosaed,
Now the fame virtue blefes half annaldnde
Deign to accept this Wring of the kart,
A Ample Anis that an no pa& impart,
But which preyed Gratitude striae to blend
With Farts load plaudits ot my Mate Friend.
• Alkaling to the well known fad of the rebels having
!lawn a amber of their prifoners from their pikes over the
het* at We sferd into die river.
t liki& the Writer of date lam witneffed in the perfonal
attentbsee of Mr. A. to tupaineenti the diftribudon of prod.
Bons In his pad& in the time areas:By a few years ay.

On Thurfday, *April 8, 1802, a Court Martial
was held onboard his Majefty's (hip NZIPTUNS, in
Torbay, on I.ieut. W. HILL, of his Majefty's fbip
HiRCULL, for infulting and Making his fift in
Lieut. COLLPT'S face ; alfo, on Capt. Mottling',
and Lieut. DTPIOCIL, of the marine forces belong-
ing to the raid [hip, for fenrrilous and (candalous
behaviour to the Rev. Charles Burnes.
The charges being proved againft Lieut. Hill,
he was fentenced to be difmiffed his Majefty's fer-
vice; and the charges being only in part proved
againft Capt. Mortimer, and Lieut. Dymock, the
former was feverely reprimanded, and the latter
difmiffed the (hip.
The Rev. C. Burnes was afterwards tried on a
charge of drunkennefs, exhibited againft him by
Lieut. Hill, which cafe he could not fubftantiatc.
Mr. Burnes was therefore acquitted.
On the loth of April a Court Martial was held
on board the BARTLEuft, in Torbay, on the Boat- I
(wain of the Sr. nog:typo, for embezzling his
Majefty's foxes ; the charges being proved, he was
fcdtenced-to be difmiffed his Majefty's fervice, and
molded of all his pay.
On Monthly, April t 2, W. Fenwick, Firft Lieu-
tenant of the Sr. Fat:Ammo, was tried for neglett '
of duty in permitting the Laid liores to be em.
bezzled ; the charges being proved, be was fen- ,
tenced to be difmiffed his Majefty's fbip, and to 1
lufe two years rank.
Tnefday, April 13, C. W. Patterfor., Efq. Com-
mander of the ST. FIORESZO, was tried for ne-
gleit of duty, in permitting a boat to take on (bore
(ome (tore% belonging to his Majefty ; the charges
being only in part prOved, he was fentenccd to
be difmiffed the Sr.FtoitlNzo,and mulfted of two
months pay.
On Wednefday Lieut. Gilmore, and the Gun-
ner of the fame (hip were tried, the former for
neglefl of duty. and the latter for embezzle-
ment ; the charges were proved againft the Lieu.
tznant, and he was difmilled the flop : the Gunner
was acquitted. Mr. Mitchell, a Midthipman. aUo
of the fame (hip, was tried for neglect of duty I
Leiag found g;:ilty, he was fentcnced te Ude one
year's rated time.
The remaining fever, men belonging to the Tr.
1172.11111, who were condemned at Portfmouth by
the fiat Court Martial to be hauged for mutiny,
h.v: been fent round to Woolwich in the VESTALI
to be confined on board the bulks there during his
MAJISTY'S pleafure.
Lad Thurfday evening, as two men were pre.
paring a charge, for an explotion, in the Pit near
the Strtm Engine, in the Park, Sheffieli, a (park
was ac..identally (truck from a piece of iron wire,
ufed on fuck occalions, upon the gun powder,
which blew up immediately and moll dreadfully
Ih.atesed the limbs and mangled the ho4fy of one
of the men, who. we underfiand. (till furtive si The
other was not dangeroufly hurt.

LONDON MARK.E7I.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, APRU. T 9.
KETURN of WHErigr in Mark-hoe. including only floe

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the sth of April to the loth of April,
aireeaLle to the new Ads.
TotaJ....-3t3s grafters. Average 6p. sc:.l.
3s. oil. ower than lalt return.
PRICE OF HOPS.
Kent 41 IOS to 31 89 ,A Kent 41 sos to 61 657 t
Staii x 41 43 to 51 Of e 7 Stifles 41 ws to 31 124 C ..:1
F.ltez 41 0% to 41 t6lt I 1:4 Faro. si Os to 81 Cs ::,
SNIITHFIELO, April tp.
To link the off4l--per (tone of 81h.
neer - 4c cd to St 4d Veal -4% 6d to 63 cd
.Vluttot, -ss cd to 65 4d Pork _ - 4s id to 65 ~
....

1 atob 64 oil to 85 oil.
Stock at hlarket this morning, Beans 200:/.
Sheep anu 1.3111A15000.
NEWGA'll:'khd LEADENHALL April to.
Per hone
of Rib. by the carel.
Reef 31 od to 41 4i! Veal 35 od to is 4d
Mutton 48 od to 38 c.l Pork 4s iid to 8s al
Lamb ss Sd to 71 4d.
PRICE OF HAY AND sTRAW, April to.
Smitlitii jamees. Whitrehapel.
lily 3 to to 55 13 octo c 10 0 4 0 oto 5 0 0
;traw tl6to 2 2 1 19 Cto 2 8 • 1 12 oto 2 2 0
CIOVtI 4 14 to 6 6 i 3 too to 6 to 0
COALS, April t 9.
Berl Coals in the Pool, tl. tot, oil. per Cluldron.
Delivered 7.1. Bs. od.
Sunderland, 11. cis. ad.
Uehscrcl 21. Gs.

The price of rag, has fallen fitwe the peace nearly
5o per cent. the pier of paper is about to expe-
rience y proportionate redttaiint.
At Wigton Fair, on Tuefday fe'nnighr, there
was the greateil thew of cattle ever rementbcr.:(l;
which, in general, fold low and at reduced prices.
At •Norpeth and Beverly fairs, on Wednefday
fennight, there was a large thew ofcattle and pigs,
whin went tiff undually fhw,and at confident:Ay
reduced prices ; lean cattle fell full z; per cent.—
Corn of all kinds also experiznced a material de-
preffion.
At Doncafler fair laft week there was a great
Phew of beafts, uhich ekperienced a dull fide, and
many were unfold. Honks, efpecially good ones,
fetched high prices. The following we remark as
a Gngular circumflance : A horfe which was fold
for 40 guineas, was re-fold for 60, and again in
the courfe of a few hours for 90.
At Wakefield, on Weclnefdayi cattle, fiteep,
&c. fell very conaderably in price, and were very
dull fide.

Notwithilancling this fall in the price of cattle
in every part of the country, as well as at Smith.
field, the Butchers in town continue to keep up the
price of meat as high as it was in the dwelt
times.

The prices of cattle; !beep, and pigs, continue
to fall in all parts of the country.; and bacon,
cheek, and butter, are likewife confiderably
cheaper. At Worceller fair laf week there was
a good thew of cattle and (beep, but beaßs fold at
reduced prices; lean cattle as before; pigs and
Bleep cheaper. At Gloucelter fair, fat cattle fold
at 6d. to 7d. per lb. and 'beep at Bd. lean beafts
fomething lower. At Ledbury fair, cattle fold
heavily at reduced prices ; cheefe was likewife
cheaper. At Salifbury and Yeovil fairs, the price
of fat cattle fell nearly 3o per cent. cheefe and pigs
were very abundant, but there were few purchafers
at any pnces. At Pretion fair the price of fat
cattle fell on the average 31. per head. At York
fair fat heath and Bleep fold rapidly at the former
prices; but cows, with their calves were 21. per
head cheaper than at the preceding fair, and lean
tattle were fcarcely faleable. At Ca:rufttury on
Tuefday there was a good thew of cattle ; betf
fold from las. to r4s. per fcore • and mutton from
ss. 4d. to 6s. 6d. per lcore. At Falkingham fair
on Tuefday, there was but an indifferent thew of
cattle, the prices were conliderably lower than
thole lately obtained ; and many, as well as (beep
and pigs, were driven away unfold : the price of
pigs fell full 25 per cent.
We hare received letters from Jerfey to the 7th
init. the intelligence of peace had occafioned much
joy in that and the neighbouring iflands.—The
prices of the following articles of provifions at St.
Maio and Granville were, at the date of our let.
ters, as under : Bread 2# fous per lb. mutton and
bzel 6, pork 64, and butter z 3 fous per 16. eggs
5 fous per dozen.
Some days fince a fine boy, the fon of a carpen-
ter in Canterbury, had his eye beat out by the !pile
of a top while at play with his fchool-fellow.
A.girl of about fix years old, daughter of a la-
bouring man in Bunce-lane, Chefler, died on Sa-
turday a Mocking fpcelacle, having been bit about
two months before by a mad dog.
Sunday night lan as a young woman, of Cam-
btidge, named Hall, about 18 years of age, was
fitting by the fire afkcp, her clothes caught the
flame, and Ike was fo much burned, that her lire
is def Paired of.
The body of a failor, named William Reid, was
' found on the beach near Balreterre, on the asth of
January, with his throat cut in filch a manner as
Ito have occafioncd his death.

the following di bating occurrences lately took
place at Utica, in the county of Chenango, in
America ;—The w ife of Mr. Herrick, a reij►eE'a-
ble farmer, far advanced in pregnancy, was em-
ployed in giving medicine to a lick co►e, a hen the
animal, by a fudden motion of her head, !truck
one of her horns into the body of Mrs. Herrick ;
the wound was of inch a nature, that the bowels
fell from it, and the poor woman, after languifh-
big for five days, expired, leaving five young
then. A Ihort time after, bufinefs took Mr. Her-
' rick acrofs the river, which fronted his houfe, and
returning in the evening his courfe had been, by
tome accident, removed; and the (beam being
deep and rapid, be was unable to regain his habi-
tation; and it was therefore neccffary tl►at he Ihot►ld
wait upon'the bank till morning: about ten o'clock
! however he taw a volume of fmoke arife from his
houfe, which prcfently after became involved in
flames t he heard his children's (bricks, when, re•
Ig.
ardlcfs of the peril of the ad, be plunged into
the col:rent, and reached the batik ; but, alas! na-
tive was exhaufled in the Rruggle, and he lived
only to hear that his honk and all his little wealth
had been reduced to aches, and that three of his
infants had periled in the tunes.

MEDICINE ACT.'
At the only Warehoufc for Dr. James's Powder, Ns,. 45, St
Paul's Church-yarkl,a few doots frostlike Corner of Clieapfide,
I'HE following MEDICINES are Ibtd, at the
pricks annexed, inclufive of the Stamp Duties impofed by
this At; but no additional charge has betn made upon Dr.
Jelna's Powder; which is continued at the original pricc of
25.6 d. per packet. It may alto be had at tL 49. per dozen ; o•
the quantity of a dozen packets in one bottle,for tl. as. fuLduty
included, fo that the Public are no (offerers.

But in order to facilitat- .:4* operation, and to leffen the bur-
thenof this Adt, which would in a great metsfore :.sve proved a
tax upon benevolence, all the other Medicines are fold to any
petfons purchafing half a dozen or more, ftkx from the expellee
of the Stamps. s. d. gd.
Dr. Jamn's Powder. a 6 Dr. Seeers's Opodeldoe Tr--
Analepric Pills 4 6 --ft-- Conruifion Oil s 6
Cattle Powder 1 6 Paregoric Lo-
Dr. Hooprr's Pills ali *ages - - I. 4
Dr. Aultin's Chalybeate -.... Camomile Drops 19
Pills - 4 o Effence clf Coltsfoot 9
Berry's Bilious Bills 3 0 Effence of Pepperiniut ati
Dalby's Carminative a 9 Ormlkirk Medicines 3 9
Tickeil's /Ethcrial Spirit 3 6 Glafs's Magneila 3 6
Gra nough's Tindum it a 4 inglies Scots Pills a o
Tolu lozenges aa i Grant's Drops - Ia i
Mr. Fpen:c's Dentrifice 4 o Norton's Drove. 5 o
Fr e Ac.96Tine hirc ofß.trk 3 6 Spillbury's Drops S o
Huxham's ditto a 6 Speediman's Pills $ 0
Engliih, C-1: cc 2 9 Dr.SoLudeis Tea 1 9
Cephalic Snuff o 9
Jones's Itheume lc Tincture, 34.6 d.
Alfo the Genuine Arquehufade lately imported. and moil
of the Warr Proprietary bledkitles in repute. Ot.'...rs for expor-
tation are fupplied without Stamps as before this Ad.
. _

N.B. As insoy perfons, particularly fervants and merengars
millakc the houle, T. NEWBERI', the Proprietor, is under
the necegity of point:ne out, that it is at the Eaft End of St.
Paul's, nearest to Llwapfide, and that it lota great white Roc-
coed front, with theft: wor& inferftsed
THE ONLY WAsanouse FON Da.JAasas's Powys,.

V] HEN Prt,lellional Men of edUcation and re.
• fponfihility deviate from the general fyftens by the fe
Iction of a peculiar Branch, the faudion of bog ccntinued
luccrfs is the heft criterion of fuperiority.
Eisht years have I devoted my pradlee to the erclufive treat
molt of THREE DISORDERS, and the fucerfsful rcfult of
my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I au
able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import
ant in the catalogue of human infirmities.
After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, t
formed a will at an early period of Practice to relent individu-
als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the tnually dan
gerous pncipitancy of genet-A Prattitioners.
THREE LPISORDKRS, to the curcof which I have .le
voted my Attention, comptire every fpecies of VENEREAL
INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—idly
AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arihing from the habhs of
Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and lathy that de
rangement of the fyftem in Women which is called BAKKEN
NESS or STERILITY.

Numerous difca(es are the refult of Ignorance or haße lu the
treatment of a iimpk Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap-
pens that the feeds of Life are poioned by the indifcretion of an
unguarded hour. liy a ftiperior method fuch complaints are
r lily cured, and even where others have failed, I trult that
may prcrume to offer a radical re-eftabliflonent
Few,however, are the cafes of complicated diltrels In the
dinzder compared with the calamitous fituations of Mcn,wh,
from indulgence inaSOI.ITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gait
tics of a rafhinnable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility whict
is the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits.
..•

Where the unhappy 11;11-crcr broods over his tnifery, hut care
tiny conceals his misfurtuite it may be fume confutation ft r
him to know, that although it be an objva of doubt or uncei
Wray with other Prat:lit:loners the removal of there DEF.
CIENCIES by the gra ival progrefs of Renovation is the acquire-
ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacehuspr Venus hate
begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented
by an early cuuntcradtion of this languid !late, and in the't
cafes no great difileuhies will occur.
But where this Deficiency has for years exifted. a proper Pet-
&veraoee is irolifpcitably requilite to revive the ilimbrinj (parks
of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitution.

MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed
In thdr expeamtlons of a Family, may be anted, that in moll
iniLuicesfuch tlefedaye curable byMtailcal Skill.

he SECRECY which is fo erikatial to my undcrt tking, and
the Q.Lialifiratiosts which I have prefumed to !tate, teem On
Balls of my Pretentious, and in coincidence with fulh thislnti
mation is given, that Mr B--- may beeoofultedpdnrill•
(or by letters inrinling a (mall note) at his hook, No. 29, Arun
del-Brett, Strand, near Temphr2ar.
There ig an additional entrance in Mater-greet
and th• name Is on both the door%

M. U. Melaka at the Ural College el Surgccns

nit. BLAIR', CrPlialic Fluid, Or Aittoftne
A-, Menet frit tl e Head-mh, giv..s immediate re'ief it t‘ a
molt violent Head-ads, irons wh it tittle focser it m ,y p
teed; and though its operation is fa f,.dden, the prepanuon !.
of fuels a nature, that there i* not a putrability of its 11..11 g
;the diet& injury in any cafe whatever. What enhattres thc
'value of this Liferce, is its agreeable form, matt perfect
i fafety, and immediate efficacy, tor, being in eZtenla aro.
I:cation of a tiAbtiir, penc•rating, volatile said, it immediately
.opecates on Avery nerve, at °nee relieving and protecting them
&um future: injury ; not I.y illttilli of any tempor • y ftimulus
or deietaious effluvia, but by anodyne and tunic psimis peat.
! liar to itfett--Sold, hy appointment, at Cuckell's Medicine
1 Warelsoufe, No. 224, Strand, frlcnth houfe from Temple liar,
pi ice as. 9d. duty iltduled. Afro, Batlet.Nci. I to, and Weal's,
N•. I 2, Oxford It .".1; Tutt's and halton's Royal Exchange;
h. errs. ettli:g and ttorkr,No. s, Chesplide ; Kirk's Toy Shop,
No. 32, St. Paul's Church-yard; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Hos,
horn; 10,• : Barlow's, Nu. 39, Cuctfpur-ftrecta Spriug Gardens,
Glifervc the figirtture J. Cuchell, in his isandavvriting,withone
which none can be gennine.
_.....

TNIVOSITION never having been fo general al
I at the prefrut Crifis, it is a duty incumbent on every perfon
who is in potillfion of a Nleslielne of ettablithed reputation to
adopt she moft certain means of preventing the poillhility of a
finnious Companion being foiltsul o•, the Public, to•tbe ob-
viating end:rig-ring the byes of the Affiieted, an& andeferacdiy
bringing an itiralualde preparation into dif-cflecta. It is did,:
cot& lerations that induce the przfcnt Proprietors of the well-
known ANTISCOR DUI IC DROPS, Ira prepared by thi.
late FRANCIS SeII.SUI/ItT, at his Difpcnfary, Nu. 15, Soho-
spare to actotaint Nerv,,us, Scorbutic, Gouty, and Rhea-
matie Patients, that the above i 3 the only place where they axe
prepared genuine, and that, by perantlion of the Commiffioncrs
of the Stamp-Office, a Stamp printed in black Mk, is Axed to
each bottle, with the words—" Spilibury• and Co. No., ts, Sob-
flu ne," alto " By the King's Patcnt," on the Bottle, Bill, and
Wrapper, that the pitzehafer may be convinced of bring fur-
-1 liod with iris. genuissa Medicine, which is fold In bottles, at
t sod tl, as. each, duty included, by the gtncral Vender.: of
Pa cut Medicines in Town and Country.

To the AFFLICIEO with GOUT and RHEUMATISM.
THOUGH the great Sir Edward Hulfe ufed to
fat, that " the Gout was the Optioltion Meafterino,",—
that k, in plain I:nylifli—" the Difgrace of the Facuky r and
Dr. Ward would only admit of temporary Rclief being obtai..-.
able in a confirmed Rhcumatifra : yet, could shore bright La-
mina:icy of the Medical World rife from the dead, Dr. Bionust
is perfuaded, from never failing Experience, that their aftonifh-
mian at their Rtfurreelioa, would he nothing to their adtnira-
thus at the miraculous Effeas which have arifen fronts few
pores of his NERVOUS C4MDIAL ; which, in the molt pis-
ftinate Cafes, have wrought fuch wonderful Cures, that the
Guts: f and Rheumatic will have caufe to blefs him and pray for
him, as Its Inventor, as long as the remembrance of Health
and Este rearmed can poffiltly be tenable on this fide the grave.
Lieut. W. P. 4 REN.:, of his Majesty's Gun-Veffel Few a Less.
Sit.--k is with blinks: fatisfadtion I acknowledge the excel.
levee of your Botanical Syrup, which has entirely reheated it.
&mit the molt excruciating Rheumatic Pales and coutracchou
of thejoints, which f have been aillielcd wish upwards of tea
mouths. Be allured I !ball recommend your valuable Medi-
ci tes to. the tamolt of my power.—l remain, Sir, your wag
esedient humble fervant, Lieut. W. PARDOE.
Plymouth Dock, July 3t. 'Soo.
Wittags t:0 the above Cure—L. Congdon, Printer and Sta.
boner, Nuls 2 Forc-ftrem, Plymouth Doak.
_ _

JOHN }IVO WOOU, late fervent to Mr. V. Stmpfon, of the
Rule Inn, Sittioghourn, was fur a length of time moft intole-
rably afflidted with a rheumatic complaint, which nearly ap.
proacked to paralytic, to fuch a degtee as to deprive him oldie
entire ufe of his limbs, seaich rendered him incapable of walk.
ing or following his bniinefs; in this debilitated Rate he applied
to feveral of the mat eminent of tie Faculty without experi-
encing the leak &dem of benefit ; but by being Itrongly
commended by feveral of his friends to Dr. Brodum's Nervous
Cordial, purchafed at Mr. John Barnard's, bookfeller, Sitting..
bourn, is now perfealy reftored to his former health and
goer, is enabled to follow his bufinefs as ufual without feeling
the kaft fymptoms of the above complaint, and is now coach.
num to Mr. Nich. Salton, proprktor of the Sittftighotern coach.

JOHN HO-GWOOp.
Witte fa to the above Cure—Mr. V. Simpfon, Matter of
the Rofe Inn, Sittingbourp; Mr. John Barnard Bo..kfeller,
The BOTANICAL SYRUP and -NERVOUS CORDIAt.
to be had at the 1/oElor's Houfr, No. 9, Albion-ftreet, 7 Doors
from the Leveritm Mufeum, Blackfriar's Bridge, in Bottles
at 11. 21.—1 ts. ss. 6d. Alfo of jeboult and Co. (late
Bacon), No. /so, Oxford-ftreet ; Tort, Royal Exchange; E.
Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Boultozi Royal
Exchange; Mr. Cocktlrs Medicine warchoufe, No. 229:Strand ;
Gulling, Wholefale Medicine Vender, No. 42, Cornhill ; and bg
moil Bookfellers and Medicine Venders in the three kingdom
It **The neeeirary the Doctor ihoold fee fuel Patients as ars
afilidted with Deafnefs or Lous of Sight, or rend their Cafes, br
Letter or Parcel, to the Doctor (Pott or Carriage paid), wide
his ufual Fee.—The Medicines may ha bad every Day. .

TO THOMAS TAYLOR ESQ,
N 0.9, NEW aiRIDGE-S MEET, LODUDON,

DRAY sIR,
IFEE Lit a duty incumbent upon me, to inform
you Maze very grt at and extraordinary Cure I have received
front your invaluable Medicine--LEAK F.'s PATENT PILLS.
About two years a„-o I WAS attacked with a Vt. rut tax DU'
ORDER, which I treated rather Sightly fur fume time, but the
Difeafe at length fpreading all over my Body, I was obli‘ed to
apply to the molt eminent of the Faculty, but their affistance
afforded only temporary• relief—l went through various Courier
of Salivation, and front being rather of a corpulent Habit W;il
reduced to a mere Skeleton. The Ulcers that fpread ail over
my limbs, rendered me a complete Object, fo that my frirnra
defpaired of my reCovery. When brought to this Stratton,
confidered death as inevitable, but a relation of mine comment -
lag span the many Cafes in which your Pills had fucceedrd.
was induced to try a box of them, which I thought rather It-
}hoed me, and by perfeverance for two or three months, aftel
fol sowing your Dirtetions, I experienced the molt unaccounta-
ble Relaxation from Pain, the Sores gradually fubfiding; 1 am
now, thank GOD, perfectly recovered, and walking out daily
I doubt not but one snore box, which ! think cautious to :Ate
will eltablifh my health in its original state. It is with the molt
heartfelt gratitude that I rubles-the snyfelf,lir, your much ob:iged
humble &ream, PiEß:os.

tkeanfgate, Manchefter, July 1, 1801.
P. S. Fur public benefit Ido not object tothe abort be
ing publithett, but kart you to act as your own bettor ju.%
mete: than eittate.

Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Twos. Tar toe.
Mt mber of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,_at his
Houle, No. 9, New-Bridge-ftreet: Where, alter a onAant
reftdence of more than din ty-fli years, in a praet ce particularlr
dircetcd to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that inv:cla-
tde fcertey which men of his Prokflion fhould always °bras.%
he flatter, hinifelf, the advice and affißance he gratuit net ad-
minifters to perfoas taking this Medicine, will be eft.2emed, be
a thfcerning Public, as an advantage feldom lobe obtained, aat
void of ambiguity.
Alro Sold, hy his Appointment, for the convenience of theft
living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban'...
Rrect, Pall-Mall; the Toy-lhop, N 0.103, Oxford-ttreet ; M..
Diftiorooglis, No. 7, I ills direct-hill ; Mr. Steel's, Bookfdlet,
No. 1, Union-Row, Little Tower Hill; Mr. Watfon's, Sou I •
in'olge, Edinburgh; Mr. Calwell's, Dublin; Mr. Billingt. •
Liverpool; Mr. Atkinfon's, Mancheiter ; and by one Perin,
in every confidcrable Town in Great-Britain and Ireland, ir.
llort.s of only as. 9(1. each, feakal up with full and plain I)irc.;
tions, v. hereby Pcrfons of either Sea may Cure themfdves witl
I:Afc, Speed, Secrecy, and Safety.
N. B. Every Box fold in Great-Britain is fealed v. 9 wit?'
a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Conn oillioners, t< y riot-
at the Stamp-Office.—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-ftrert,*
to imitate which is Felony, and all others are counterfeit

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.ONDON Ninte.l for the Proprietors, by JOHN DAN! F.!
(of Caniaby-ftrect) at the STAR Pill TII I N G-Orricr, N.
Carry-street; and pablifhed by LEVEL RENT, (of Cat
tnturrplace, Lasbeth), at No a. Carey-street. and Lr ri e
STA R-OF PC S. TeTTKlksaar tO 'Alf+ Office all coma •"'
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