Star.
London, England, 1803-02-26 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY 24.

The Cambridge, Navin, for this port, had not
failed from Jamaica aid December, was expeeted
to leave Annatto Bay next day.
The Mary, Osws LI), from hence for Baltimore,
put into Milford i6th inftant, all welt.
The Orange Grove, RUINS • Re•union, BOND;
America, VTATION ; and Rachel, Ellison, got
on [bore in oar River in a violent gale of wind on
Tuefday night the Re-union got of without da-
mage, the Orange Grove and America, got off
with little damage. The Rachel is full of water,
and not likely to be got off.
Arrived--Limy, Sands, front knee at Bahamas ; Mar.
Matthews, from ashasant at St. Domingo, and trek at
Dahamas; Addles, Dauer, front hence at Chart-foe; Grif-
On, Park; and Mende*, Gond, front hence at Lifbon ;
Mary Stephens, --, front hence at Genoa; Margaret, Cal-
•Me, front hence and ditto, at Leghorn; Paterfon, Aborne,
front hence at New Tack; and Britannia, Mtn, front hence
for Africa, at Waterford.

PROM LLOYD'. LIST.

num, Pas. ap-8211•11fama1 of I
are bst back asaia.—Wled IL &W.

Owns RD, Itas.ds.-4alialby Swallow, Crawford, from
Michad's l Ms% Newham Smyrna; Dalrymple,
Gam Cadiz; Tam, ham flaranoah ; Argus,
Howhed, how Chadadisa g lisAsr Coward, ham Orono;
Prior* AGA Rhirada, owl Cauder, hen Ont.—
aid the A.. bola. hr flariodora ; him* add, far
pork*; Past. lam. for Phalle i &dew
dow,Cowsulla Tore Velowdos, die MAN *Nu.
for Aralhadass.
AIIIVID. _ _ _

En Ms Creek, the tmaolkeliahk, Bandits, from Almeria;
aM Misa. Wafter, front Marfdldea.—Off Dower, Dalrymple,
Sidd. from Cads; Swift, Pauli°, from Jamaica; and Hcc.
es, Coward, from Oportn..At Falmouth, Holluime.
from Bakkeert, and Aims. Bowies, from Charkfton.—At
Loki, Pam, Bake. hem Boordeam—At °bane Wm-
wet* from Mee for Clyde.-.At Liverpool, Prefiduit,
Mae, from Samosa; Ilehnea, Polak, from Baltimore;
and Marks Carter, Tonskiao, frontYlrgio the Dome,
Mary, Potts, from the Cook of Spain, rod Duke of York.
Parry, from it. Mickaelfa....At Heykke, Mks, Stephoerod
Watt, Comtism km Lisharor.At Pook. Stem s r
from Nowfosidivad.—le tlia Creek, Neptune. Iska. km;
Leglatim—At Cork, Comdata, Da Celia, tram it. Übe's.-
At Jerky. Dolphin, Le Rom. from Spain.At Doendry.
flake, --. from Naples, and Stadt Ako Spain.
.-At New Broofwick, Ann, Lesaimas. from Leades-mAt
Africa, Omega, Woodlark, Akrikm, hug; 'Wiliam Nall 1
and Breslow, from Lisepoolm.At Operas, Dames,
Melia Am, Blatt!! Difpotek. Nubia; and
Storey, tram Newftosdiandrvit &radars. Mineral Ipdug.
WM*,, Ism Loam

Telherdey a Cold of Melton of the fait teak Camps-
ay was bdd et the bilk Hook which adjourned to Wednef-
day nest
The amber of new bias launched this force for the Tait
tudia Compan's finite anastwee to *Mem and the whole
teenage. taken-Ira the agginiate, be as Aso teas.
The Ifeasenbk EaR India Conwanyti dip the Wexfold.
Curt. Willem Stade, Chem le erdereastli: Court of
si Dineen de Eel India Conweny to to Fertfinouth
I for the perk of receiving on bawd a of his Ma-
JAR?' troop nor the Preadency of Fort It. George.
A hop loop, without any cam oirtra as beard. has
been driven on bore se the Wart to tie
Wend of Warty oar eon It be guellbd es wros=gbdurgs,
at where benad. Two Mon. forvidel to have come in with
the wrack, were Glued dead le this unbiablid Ilan& owing
to odd wed Winger.
- - -

The Lowly -Nem Herr* from Debbi to flouttlesio,
soloed la do Gorwae. far a poise of foot ay,.

The Tretawsry. Meek. et Liverpeolia:paalteted to dist
matzo Iblidassrej mote out Owe Dear irtoglafe early es
eteloiop Ste heel arrived of , and bad
dein a pilot me booed. who otfortusately ran her ore a tasd-
Mak, aid 1124:1Thid; hate whist, lawyer. ahoy a

Chort time, die Caine off, but fu leaky alto leave no siterrrative
but that of endeavouring to run her on !bore.—She is a large
veflei, loaded with wheat, flour, cotton, act. and bad 13 feet
water In the hold when the came on thrice. The paffengirs, of
which there were (event, were all rarely landed in two bats
belonging to the (hip; but a very melancholy accident coined.
One of the boats, returnio; from the chore, with fix of the
(hip's crew on board, and Mr. Middleton, of Ravened, (who
had kindly taken the helm), waso►erfet, and all pcnih.d. es-
ccpetwo of the (amen I—The exertions of that on more
were fuch as do honour to f uman nature.

The Lords of the Admiralty have ordered his
Majelty's !hip Doe's, of 36 guns, t' be titter.: out
at Plymouth, and a7pointcsi Capt. PE easom to the
command.

The IMMORTALITE frig&te 1R ordes ed to be paid
off at the Note, and re-cornmilfioned by Captain
Ow EN.

Accounts have been received of the melancholy
fate of the John and Simon, Captain MOLL, bound
to Barbadoes, in the fervice of the mercantile houfe
of DANIEL and Sox, in Mincing-lane. This fhip
via.; to have taken in a cargo of wine at Madeira,
but was unfortunately run aground on that Wand,
and was foon dallied to pieces by the breakers.—
Seven men were raved, but all the others, includ-
ing Captain and paflingers, unhappily perifhed.—
Among the latter, we have heard the names of
Mr. BEI-GRAVE, two Mr. GOLDR IDG ES, and Dr.
DAN•Y, Surgeon. The fate of the Mr. GOLIY
ItIDGIS is peculiar lamentable. They were fon:
of an opulent Planter in Barbadoes, who had fent
them to this country for education. They were
deferring young men, and were on their return to
their fond and anxious father. Dr. DANAT alfo,
of Barbadoes, was Paid to be a very worthy
young man. Nineteen perfons perifbed.
We have great pleafure in Rating, that part of
the valuable cargo of the brig Mnuor has bcen re-
covered. This velTel foundered at Cerigo, the
17th of September, tBo2, on her palTage from
Athens to Malta. She was laden with fculptured
marble of unequalled beauty and wnrkmanfltip,
from dm Temple of Minerva, at Athens, and
other monuments of antiquity, belonging to Lord
ELGIN. our Amb.dlador at Conftantinople. Mr.
HAMILTON, his Lordfhip!s Secretary, Captain
LEAK!, of •Ile Attillery. and Captain Scents, of
the Royal Engineers, were paffengers in the veifel.
on their return from a very interefling tour thro'
Syria and Greece. It is entirely owing to Mr.
HAMILTON'S indefatigable exertions that any part
of this truly valuable cargo has been recovered;
he remained fome weeks on the Ifland of Cerigo,
to try if it were pollible to get up any of the pro-
herty ; and after having employed various means
e at length fent for Divers from the Ifland of
Samos, who fucceeded in the undertating.

The Prince of Wii 1! fent a donation of one
hundred guineas to the Marine Society on Thorf-
day, by the hands of Sir SYDNEY SMITH. His
Royal Highnefs was pleafed, to fay, that he fhould
contribute this turn annually.
The Court of Direftors of the Eall India Com-
pany, with their accuitomed liberality, have pre-
fented the boat's crew of the Lord Nelfon Mar.
gate hoy, with the fum of five hundred guineas,
as a reward for their gallant and daring refcue of
tog men from the wreck of the Hindoftan.
At Dumfries fair, on Wednefday fe'nnight, there
was a great !bow of horfes, principally of the draft
kind. Thofe that were good fetched very high
prices. A great number of Ira horfes were like.
wife !hewn, very few of which polkaed either
figure or adion $ but fuch as did were readily
bought up by the different dealers. .
Letters dated from Lucknow, Angel 6, 1802,
mention the melancholy fate of Mr. Cams sits and
family. Mr. Caost fits had been appointed Coo-
mercial Refident at Gazapore, and was proceed.
ing up the river to his Ration, with his wife and
family, in a budgerow pinnace, which funk near
Nud d ea, and dreadful to narrate, every foul peri flied
Hicas's Hats..—Two cafes were argued here
yefterday at confiderable length—the fir* was be-
tween the City of London on the one part, and
Lieut. Colonel Wit.son and others on the other,
to determine the fum to be paid him for the fee of
certain premifes on the Strand, to be thrown down
by order of an Ad of Parliament, for making fe-
veral improvements Weft of Temple Bar; the
other wag between the tenant of part of the above
mentioned premifes, Mr. Pitcher, a baker, and the
Corporation of the City, to afcertain the fum they
were to give him as adequate compenfation for
the unexpired term of.his !cafe, and the psi mill,
or reverfion of hia cuftom. The trials laded fe-
veral hours, and a great deal of iqgenuity was
difplayed by the Connfel on both fides. The
hulloes terminatei4ber. a verdkt of t.tool. for the
freehold, and of for the tenant's leafs and
good will.
CALIDONIAN New Hovel., ROY&L.T111110E,
ADILPHI.••••WILLIAM 0111110R1111, highly grateful
for the continued and mot liberal patronage of
his Friends and the Public, begs leave to inform,
that in addition to his already very extenfive Pre-
mires, and in compliance with the willies of many
refpeßable Families, partial to aquatic profpefts,
he has fitted up, in a very elegant [tile, the above
fuperb edifice, replete with every accomnsodati.in
which can render a Family Hotel comfortable. It
commands a mod beautiful and pifturefque view
of the River Thames, the three Bridges, with a
pleating landfcape of the undulated Hills of Kent
and Surrey, bounded only by the Horizon.
While the partisans of Cu Lime and Baows, the
(anions Scottilb theorifts in medicine, were very
commendably beating out each other's bewildered
brains at Gottingen, Mr. Swir n of Brighton, was
employed in pedaling his Air-pump Vapour.bath,
which he invented about is years ago. That in-
genious Gentleman, though ignorant and regard.
Ids 4-their fine fpeculations, has thus rendered
more-fervice to patients labouring under Gout,
Rhetiniatifin, ate. than both the adverfe legions of
theorillsfenited. We think this has been clearly
proved.by Dr. DIA mitotic a, who has done him-
(elf great credit by bringing that valuable appa-
ratus out of the old/I:nit) in winds it bad too long
languillsed, for want of due attention from regular
praditioners. See the Medical Journal for April
and July, 18oz ; and the Phildophical Magazine
for left exionih.

DIFU.

On the vilth of %opal laft, at Trincomale, in the tart Indies,
C..ptain Thomas Pelham, of the It Navy, in the 36th year
of hi. age. He was buried with all nit:lraq honours : a tit Id
officer awl a party of Tx> m^n, of the loth regiment, attended
his funeral, and fred over him. His fhip having krt Trinco-
rule on the day he was buried, the Viftor fired minute guns.
P:.thicr, Colonel Dail ymple, of the Pith, ho com-
mands at 'l'rincornalt ; Caratns t i .lculm, Collier, :mile, and
1\ Ntarfhail. ware t;‘c pall-bearer&
I o fd, tsening. at his h..ofe. in Greek ftrect, So's° (pare,
in the Loth year of hi. age, General Edward Maxwell BMW'',
COt.n. I f tLe 6sth P.,i,ent of foot.

. :40. aI& li..Ljc in Lambeth, the Rea. Dr. Pearce,
•.. f • -- f the chap-I Rr,.. at
. _

.` .•, KCIV. r^in C:frp',ll, rfq.
•. •t, at %if hn•. 1r • ~, 7.' ,
• 1 • 1.`,. Las.

. ERUPTIONS IN THE PACE
THE inconlifient doEhine of thofe who recant.
mend External Applications for Internal Complaints, la
obviated in the following Staple claims: Will the far whirls
adheres ro the Wide of a kettle, or boiler, be removed by wad
log the outadef The fame eornparifon may be made nips-siting
the lumen frame: Can an internal complaint be removed by an
external application? Tltefc queftiaos are left to be anfwered
by every Reader, wh‘ch will thaw the eidiculoufnefs of listmleat-
ing this doe rine. while the Infailibdty of Dr. BRODUM's
BOTANICAL SYRUP is evinced in the extraordinary Cures
that daily spree in the Papers, particularly In cafes of the above
.natttre: Dr. 11-oduna, as a regular Phyfician, has been known
many Teals, and not u a Noftrum Vender. His motive for
publithing this advertifenunt, is to fecure the Health of the Pub-
lic from the danger thePatteotis external application, which, to
his knmetedge, has proved fatal to many who have placed in It
au Improptv confidence.
To theft who have revelled in the midnight cup, or madly
drained nature of her 6:heft Sores, by unreltralued or licenti-
ous love, or by the horrid fribib pallion of Diogenes, Ibis relto-
mitre will render all pollible affiftance; and, if the vital powers
be not entirely deft:eyed, it will gradually repair the mho
cooly evil
Ladies of any time of life may, by this medicine, be freed
front one of the moit afflifling difordas incident to the fez and
at a certain period it is molt highly ufeful.
In all nervous allefttoni, lownriS of fpirits,tremblings,lolk of
memory, impaired vigour, and the numbeiefs frisptems of Im-
paired and tottering conftitutians, whether miring from a life
of inet vit y, intemperance, or inattention to health, its efficacy
has attained throughout the three kingdoms univerfal and unpa-
raided ccl. brity. By Reid perfeverance In its site, It cheers,
braces,and invigorates the whole nervous fyftem, and gives new
tone to all the vital funtlinn, of which numhOiefs lultanoes
can be avouched.

A mutt noble medicine, competed of tome of the choicett
balfams and itrenethener. hi the whole wisteria media; and is
particularly applicable to thole whole sonftitution. arc relaxed
by extreme weaknefs and debility, or broken by =mating or
v.dous nciatences.
The Botanical Syrup and Reftoratice Nervous Cordial,to be
had a: the ',odor's haute, No. co, Albion-ftreet, 7 doors from
the Leven:an Muftis's', Surrey fide of Blackfriars-bridge, in
bottlesat tl. Is. l ix 6d. and 6s.cd. (duty included) at Withers,
(late Cockelf s) Medicine Warehoufe, 192, Strand; Shaw and
'dwells, St. Paul's Church yard; and Brennan.", No. 756,
Bithopfiatedtreee Without; W. Bulgin, Printer and Book-
fell. r, at h,. Medico's' Ns'arehosife, No. 3. Wine-Bred, who
bat received a lug. and (mils furply; Thorapfon and Milk,
Caßlc-Rrrt; Browne, To'zry ; C. Routh, Bridge-ttreet ;
Reed and Murray,. lir:11 .1; Miler and Crutwell, Bath;
'drifts. Gos.lliy, ; Mr. Raikes, Glouceiter; Mr.
Tvndo. it•r . Mr. Tr, Nyman, Exeter ; nwinney. Binn.
tryhanl ; Fr:11 and Co. Maredtrect, Dublin; and by all
Pr:n;er-, and Venders of 64edirdnes in the Three
ing toms.

SARACEN'S HEAD INN, -
S2VOIV-HILL,LONI)O,V.

CONVENIENCE, SAFLTY, AND 1-Xpi:DrrioN, FOR

TRAWELI.F.Rs IN GENERAL.
FROM THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL,
Jr THE FOLLOWING POST LOALIIES:

UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING to
BATH and BRISTOL, by NEW POST-COACHES,
through Chippenhem, Caine, and Marlboro' every Afternoon
arrives at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the
London Tavern, Thomss.n.ftet, Beata, next Morning—le-
roar.—+Protels 6d. carriage.--Paffertgen for-
warded front Bath to Bridgwater, Taunton, Su.
Liverpool, Warrington /Cansford, Sterne, and Litchfield
New Coach, called the Warrington,
every evening, at Five
o'clock, to the Crown Inn, Red Cras-ftreet, Liverpool Guard
ad throughout.
Birmingham, Mercury Polk Conch,with a Guard Setsout
every aftergan, and reaches Birmingham next dily et noon
Paffes by Oxford, Shipitene and Latour, to the Saracen's
I Head, 13u11-areet, Birmingham.
Leeds New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, fete out
every morning at eight o'clock--carries four brides say, and
gas remarkably esfy•—pares through Stamford, Newark, Ret-
ford, Doncalter, and Ferrybrldge, (a the Oaten Lion, Leeds
next day at noon. Notwitliftanffing the uncommon expedition
adds Coach, it is allowed to be the molt liveable and com-
plete public conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled
in accommodation or conveyance by say other.
Kendal, Lancaft:r, Prelim, Kirby Lonfdale, Balton,
Chorky, Ormikirk, and Caritas( Polk Coaches, every after-
noon, at five o'clock—Guarded.
Louth, apathy, Homemille, Baton, Spaldiag, Peterborough,
Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, feta off Monday, Wednefday,
and Friday evenings, at four o'clock—The only Coach from
SpIT y with a Guard.
York, NevrealUe, and Edinburgh PoR Coach, the Lord
Helton, performed with a Guard throughout, lets out every
Shersing at keen o'clock, by way of Newark, Bedard, Tad-
cater, Darlington,Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Ber-
wick. Paffengers finding thernfebres fatigued frnm the length
°Rh eloarney may rest what time they pleak, and then roe: ed
on without any additional fare. The Proprietor at York runs
Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other place*. .
Carling and Penrith Polk-Coach, goes with four florin,
and a Guard all the way—paffes through Brough,
Gnus-bridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boronghbridge, Wtther
by, Aberford, Dom:alter, and Grantham, (the Ararat way by IS
miles)--.fen oat ovary Morning and performs the journey with
the grated facility. Paffengen detained on the road by buftnefs
or pleaure, have the peculiar advantage of their feats being fe-
cured in the next Coach, (with only fix Coachmem.)
Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymn u th,Dor
thefter, and Sailloury Balloon Coaches, every Morning at halt
pall
dpot Three, with a Guard : through Heaton Anninact,
Blaadford, Befingltoke, and Bagilot.—Caries
for !Dadra, at only 21. a. each.
Hertford, Ware, Hoddefeloo, and Cbeihunt Coach, every
Morning.
Sheffield and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn-
Ing at Seven..--Guarded.
Oxford, Benton, and Henley New Poil-Coach, with a
Guard every Afternoon, at Five o'Cluck.
, Maclean, %%hallow, Canaan. Nevrealtle, Walla% and
Wolverhampton PoR Coacb,every afternom. Guarded.
Shrevabury, Wellington, end Shiffna Port Cixich, the R nyal
Charlotte, every evening, at five o'clock, to the Raven and HAI
and Unkorn inn ,Shrevribury. Guarded.
Southampton, %Cabala, Arksiad, Alton Coach, every
morning.
Hull, Northcave,Howden, Thorn and Dew eater Pat Coach
every morning, at. (even o'clock to the Buil and Sun lust
Myton-Gat e, Hull.
Woodford, Waniteed, and Layton 11011 e Coach, at 'c o'Clo^k
every Evening (except Sunday) Sand++. Nine iu the Morning.
Tottenham and Edmonton Coach daily at half pat 1 en, ht(
pat Two, hatpin Four, and half pall Sevin o'clock.
N. B. Heavy Weight+ of Luggage, Goods, Sec. conveyed by
the under mentionnd Waggons—To Dili, Endes, Bungay,
Bury, and all part! if suiroa every Monday.

111lielborostih, Newbury, and itea line, cv ry Tucfday.
Southampton, Wlnchelter, Rumfey. I Indhurft. I.yminotori.
Chrilichurch, R ingvrood, Fardlngbrisir, Wintborn, and P acul
—Wanons Daily.
dimbury, Hampton, and Twickenham, twice a week.
WorceSer, Peewee, and Wycombe, every Someday.
Cirenceiter.Abingdon, and Henley, three times a week.
W. MOUNTAIN and Co. refpcd fu fly acquaint their Friends
and the Poblic,that they will no: be accountable for any Pa cc
or Lugragedkc. °lnsure than Five Pounds value, if loitor da-
maged, unlefa (pained at the time nf deliver!, and pail for se-
' cordioily, at the Saracea's-Hcad Ittn, biow-thil, Lioden.

' •
For Rheuntitifm, Rheostat* Ozttjekothitoothsfis, Hels.‘
ach, Nutubnefs, Paley, Indigeft.% Waidie:3•
flying Pains, general Debility and ct d c s7acin
SPRAINS, BRUISES, CHILBLAINS,
A-AXPtRIENCE has proved the thud
powers of WHITEHEAD's ESSFNCE hf ;ICS) ARDi
Pill. and Fluid, the moh etTedual rerntcly ever knnwn
to the world, having fucceeded. in cafes of fit,, t_:at to
twinty, and even oc forty years handing, after other
hid failed, and it has a!,foluttly cnrsd more patients of ••..i
above complaints, than all the medicinei cv..r before nia.:l4
Public. The fluid Eifence is fa (insularly penetrating cad
fixed y in its operation, as generally to tired the cur- of
SPRAINS, BRUISES, and CI-111.131,A1141,
by a few a,r,,lleations.
Whitehead's Fifence of Blullard is prepared and fold at
2i. 90.. each lint, or Bottle, by R. JOHNSTON, Apothecary,
No. 15, Greek-Itreet, Suho, London ;
And its reputation is n, univ,rtay ellablifficd, that It rnsi
he had of every Medicine Vender In England, !tend, Well
Indies, and America. ,

•
To prevent countet kit impolhion, poreharers are reeptenett
to obfervc, the Ge^uine is dittinguactl by the
.Kirt.ira Pate t,
and thy Signature of it.Jo II Ns.ro x, the Patuttee s own writior
on the label of each Bottle or Bo:.

DISEASFS of the DR ETI IRA and Certain COMPLAINTS.
AS fore Proprietor of Daran's celebrated meth.
tif. cated Bonzies and Remedies, Mr. Dorm.% informs the
Public, that he mac aaufual be toilful ed daily from 9 to 3, g
his houfe No. 5, Friihafireet, Soho, em 0.1., of Stt-!:t tires, (71,.
tiructions, Glects, Sec. &c as wtll a. Del.iiity. and rvrn dlr-
o•der where (weep is fo e'en:la' a rein fate, that Mr. U. has
provided a fp dims Mode, that every l'ititertt may he intm-
duced In a fepanith .eartment. Mr. D. has' foliMany years
confined himfelf ti, that department of Surgurellid horn ea.
teinfive pradtice, and the moil fiatt,ring fuc.A Fels enabled
to °Okra methed of cure mild, elacitcious, M eg no con-
finement or reit, alnt in diet, and preventing the polEtality of a
tea*. Perfens in the country gating their cafes fully,. in a
letter, enelofing a one or a twin oound note,wlll have proper re-
medies fent to the amount Fin the various fitnptoms, fie.
fee Mr. Dufour's Treadle on the above complaints, price as. 6d.
the fifth edition; to be had of
.1. Callow, Crown•court, Subs;
N.D. Symonds, Pa.cenofter-row; and *if •he Author.
WHEN Profellional Men of education and re.

fponfibility deviate from the gcneral fyßem by the fe.
ledion of a peculiar Branch, the fanztlon of loar, continued
fuccefs is the belt cr.terion of fuperiority.
Ten years have I dtveted my praillice to the er 4.. five treat-
ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful rrfalt of
toy pl.m gives me alditiostal ardour to oppofe as far as I am
able the ravapa of thole complaints which arc the mull import.
ant in the catalogue of human inGratitics.

After Mitiation int> every branch as an Army Surgeon, I
formed a wifk at an early poriod pf remake to rercueindlvida-
ais from the ignorance of neilucated Men, or the equally dais.
germs precipitancy of general Pradlitioners.
The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which / have do.
voted my attention, comprize every fpecies of VENEREAb
INFECTION, whether-of a recent or long duratioa..--adly,
All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of
Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and laely that de-
rangement of the ryftrnt in Women which Is called BARREN-
NESS ar STERILITY.

Numerods difeales are the teak of ignorance or hafte la the
treatment of a finayle cionoerlsei, and it oat wsfreteently imp?
pens that the Leda of Life arc poifoned by the Indifcretion of an
unguarded hour. By a foperior method fneh complaints are
may cured. and even where athees have failed, I trad. that I
may prefume to offer a radical re-ells'Ailiasesst.
Few, isowarer, are the calts of complicand darer' lq the
hifordi;e, compared with the et lamfrour fintstoot of hiess,,s4o
from Indulgence in a SOLITARY %' *,ac the rale*
Gaieties of a faillionable Life, acquire dint Ilse et pet*"..
which .a the unavoidahic colifequenoe of filch peaniciaas hailer
Where the enbappy !offerer Woo& over his th=fteala
fully conceals his misfortune, it may be finite
itini to know, that although it be cep °Wall of doubt or ippeir.
tainty with other Peraffitioners, the removal of there twin-
CIPICLES twtheiradual prow& of nanoonion so thavespilate
lan meat of say wail:ace. If the rittirof * lLis op Vesta lam
begun to reduce minly.vignue, midi. aril he
by an early countessetion of this ' #later, asdPrigitijel
cafes no great ilifileulties will acrid' • •• •
Bat where this chficieney has Iste parts edged, a peeper
Perfeverance h indifpenfibly tetralke to revive the ausaberlag
(parka of Life, and to re-manage the emanation.

MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been ifirsppoiata
In thdr expo:lotions of. Fanny, may be &Shred, that inget4
inflames foci defeat are curable by Medial MULL
The SECRECY wh:ch is fo drenchi to my undertakirus, and
the Qukhfecatims which I have preformed 6o Rate, form the
Rafts of mr pm:tlons, and in coincidence with filch this Intl
:nation is given, that Mr. BRIE may be confulted perfewally
(or by letters inclofing a (mall note) at his husk, .No.sg, Azus-
&ll-11re et. Strand, near Temple-Bas
There is an additional entrance in Wsterstircet adledulag
and the name is on both the doors.

M. BREE. Mernbcr of rbe Royal C.Rege er %woos.

VENEREAL BLINL*'ESS.

To Mr. Taiwan TAILOR, Surgeon, Nu 9, New Badge-
OMAR 1111 t, fired, London.
IT is with the molt heartfelt fatisfaelinn that I
ad-
datA you no the incomparable excellence of your invaluable
Medicine—LEAKE's P.IITNT PILLS.—In the flaring of
this year I had th e mi.fortnne to centred a Venereal Complenti,
at.en.led with the molt alarmin, and dargerous irradiant tier
much that I have been co:shred to my room for a vrhck week
t ~ether, and au able to Rae out of it : I had Da reit night nor
dry, and fuffereel the an ift excruciating pain and torment, and
what was Rif wort ,my eye, grew weak and dim, fo that I
co ild fearer difee n any objet[, if ever fort,* to me, and co-
pe Rcd nothiog let, than the total lots of my fight. From a Rout,
he Illy, and rather corpulent 111121, I became a mere Outlaw,
and an ohj, et of pity and compafflon.—Mv friends had all given
me over, and thought my recovery impollible. In thil dreadful
Rate, and impeding every minute to be my laft in this world.
I was fortunately reeononeWed by a neighbour to try your
Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no purpofe, and
been at an enormous capence, ft was fame time before I meld
be prevailed on to take them; at lift I feet for fix boxes, and
before I had taken them all, I four.d confiderable benefit ; my
pains gradually decresfed. and my erfight grew better. and to
the great furprixe and altur.illirrok of all my friends, (after
taking three boxes mtira),niy hezith and Rrenr h was perfeittly
rennet d, and I am now, (thanks to my GOD and !oar Invaluable
Medicines), a I well and hearty as ever I was in my lift
nut obliged buinkle (meant. It. L. LEIGH.
High-Rreet, Birmingham, November a, 1799.
You are at full liberty to publifit this in any :ironer you think
proper, for the benefit of Cocker at large, and which I Mould
have fent you (nonce, but was afraid of a lichee.
The above Medi:Ace Is CAlTlClUTrecuminendcd to all perfem
that are h any ..ouht of that being entirely free of every Ve-
nereal Affection, particularly to thofe atom altering their con-
dition in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that
nature, of however lag Mantling, or however difri fed under
the appeatanee of other &orders it may be; for Sooriotic.
Glandular, anc; Cutaneous Complaints It is alto recommended
to be taken, efpeeially in the Spring, Sumner, and Fat.
Prepared and fold by the foie Proprctor, TMOISM,TATLIN.
Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, Londoa,at ids hook.
No. 9, New Bridge-ftecet, wtere he will give Advice, without
a Fec, to Pelicans taking dui.- Pills, and will an(wer Patients
Letters, if pott paid, on the lame terms, 00C:eel:lin ell mks
the moil Invinlabk kerrey, no Perion's name at Gale having
been mentioned, but at their own t entail/a requek. by that
Proprietor, during the rouge of mere than je years, that hi
has had the coridu.'t of an eatenfive tale of the ahem afeditim
and the practice arilrag theretmm.
They are set fall by Ins appointment. at the Perham's.
Na.3t, St. Alban's-Myer, Pail-mat ; Mr. Rebertfon's Tor
No. rc
,l, Oxford-,beet; Nlr Steers, Bookfeller, No. t.
Unto- row, Verb. ; and by one Palma in twerp
confide rabic town in England, in Boxes of only sa pl. es*
Staled up. with hill and plain directions.

I.6NitON -Printed lie- the Prwriiiitrt, by JOHN DANltia
(of Mailrn•lioc, Ccieent-Oao ) at the Sesta PM. lIITIVO.
Orrice, Na t, Carey-f rect; and Malted by LEVEL
KENT,of Canteen" d ice, Lambeth) u No. t.Carey-liteect.
and at the Ct Alt• Or rtc Tentria-Bar ;to which Oiee
communica Eons for the ion Tor arc rcjOsAM or be soiree'