I '4 SONG. ECOIPOSED FOR ♦ SOCIETY OF BENEVOLENT PIRIONS, FROM salt. C. Dr tied rutms. Is there a heart fo blithe and gay, As not one tender thought to (pare On youth, by paffion led affray, And loft in labyrinths of defpairf Go, heart of flout, and join the fongs Oa rugged rock, of favage throngs. Is there a faint of (wage fame, In conscious virtue wrapt feeure, That knoe % no guilt, that feels no fhame, Dlsdt, and of future blefEngs lure? peek fairer world., thou heart °f lame, Too pure for mortals here below. to there a heart, tho' blithe and gay. Where yet meek mercy lows to dwell. Where Reafon holds the rov'rekm !Way. The Pafflon fometimes durft rebel ? Come, heart of man, thus gay and free, And (hare with us the foetal glee. The men, whom tender paffions move, Repole. in generous frientlfhipa hie& : Young Mirth is their's; and loft-ey'd love Finds in their heart a downy nett; And when they raife their (Olive fonr, Angels might liften to their tongues. Does Death, the bold inmader, come To force the tonal band away? Lg! Pity battens to their tomb; 'Tie her's to chant the parting lay t While cheerful nymphs, and generous fwaina, Iteetrd their memory in their Brains! FETE AT CALCUTTA. We find by the Calcutta Newfpapers that the Molt Noble the Gov ►RWOR GENERAL gave a molt fplendid entertainment in honour of the peace. Nothing could exceed the magnificence of the ball, the fire-works, &c. &c. We copy the account of the decorations of the (upper table, which the genius of the GOVERNOR FRAL, it appears, did not difdain to embellilb with Latin infcriptions. The molt remarkable olsells were a Galley bring ing the intelligence of the Peace ; a Frigate decorated with Colours ; tome curious Egyptian Oklifks co vered with hieroglyphics; and a temple, emblemati cal of the Peace, and of the gallant exploits of our Naval and Military Commanders during the late War. The Temple confined of eight Corinthian Pillars fupporting four Pediments, the whole crowned by a light Dome. The Pediments were ornamented with paintings— Of the ailion off Cape SG Vincents, on the 14th February, *798. The Battle of the Nile, :ft Anvil, 1798. The Storming Of Seringapatam, 4th May, 7799. And the landing of the Britint Army under Sir , RALPH Ameabstata, in Egypt, on the Bth of March, The Freezes of the Temple were alto decorated with the following appropr iate Matto, : Madam Psi/. Marker 011vam. H. NELSON, Aura 1, 17911. Atq.bie =denten belle, magatunque Suntan, Mims, se Nava fargentes are columns.. 111 MYSORE, 4th Mae. HARRIS Batons FLOYD POPIRADI STUART Hktas HA Add= tubes Air domino, putfamq. Nepltaten, it doo npa mann diverts en boat mistime, EISq. triamphatas avog. ab litters Genus. Assielotest j a V. EGYPT. Mooa a Norcnissost CAVAS Coors LUDLOW 1 CRADDOCK BAIRD Vidor ab Aware papas, et Ikon robes, • Anton, 'drag. °cicada, et a/dms fetus &Ora, eebit V. PM'. T . ( Capin, Ti Confdiam, et Ti.. Przbeote Dives. VI. CORNWALLIS. Um Pads, Mediafq. VII. Howe, June To 1 794. boo ca es, Odaber It, zspy. Sr. VINCENT. Yebnary 14. NILSON, Alga I, 170. Tempors Nagai Adieu refines Cone& ILLUMINATIONS _ Oppofite the Southern Front of the Government Houk was an illuminated Facade, 40 feet high, ex tending sso feet on each fi de of a Temple dedicated to Peace ; in the lower pan of which was a tranfpa tent paintini, fifteen feet fquate. 44 Britannia de- Storing the Implements of War, and receiving the Olive Branch from Peace." On one fide, the Temple cf Janus. and on the other, the Ocean, Ships failing, Sec. The Royal Arms were difplayed in the Pediment. A range of double Nairn, of the Doric Order, led to the Temples of Fame and Valour ; in the in -eervah of which, Portraks of the following eminent Statefmes and highly dillinguiled Officers were dlr. played : • DZIIou.WII.ATw lAwis DINCAN Rt. tinn. H. ADDINOTON Duo roar Lord. COMIWALLIS Hoop &meet& NeLsoN Howe HAL Aseaceowati ST. VINCENT Sir S. Soma. From the Temples of Valour and Fame. a chain of Illuminations, tiling in pyramidical forms. 36 feet in height, was continued to the Durrumtollah on the left, and to Champaul Ghaut on the right, trolling Ihe road to the Fort, from the corners of which it extended to the creiL of the Clack, and apparently connetted with the illumination ou the tamparts-and the Calcutta Gate. Oppofwe to each wing of the Government Houfe were three lofty and illuminated arches, (the arch in the centre riling fixty ket)crowaed with appropriate ornaments. Two traniparencies were ereeed oppofite to the Eat! and Weft fronts of the Government Houfe.— The tranfpareney on the EAR fide reprefented a battle; Ls it a, in a wreath of laurel on the top ; on one lido, the arms of General Lass ; on the other his ticit ; and under the whole the word " Lineelles," sine trophies is bowerwhole, of le memorable fuccefs of he Britifb troops at Lint:elks, under the command Genetal Laza. The other trasfpareney reprefented « a View of L:ipiapatslll." Portray of * Goer* Has* and 13.i;rd," on each fide, and on the top appropriate emblems. Oppofite the Northern front of the Government Houk was a tranfparency, forty feet high, " Bri tannia fupporting the World, to which the has re flored PCACC." Abarefque fcrolls of light conneaed the whole, in one continued illumination, comprehending an extent of near three miles. In the centre of the Eiplanade, an liincloftanee illumination, of variegated colours, reprefenting a Temple of Fire, appeared about ten o'clock, and af forded a pleafing comma to the paler lights of the furrounding illumination. Yeßerday fe'nnight the barracks at Landguard•fort took fire ; but by the timely exertions of the military in the garrifon, alfilled by the Cambridge hire militia encamped near thereto, and the inhabitants of the place, it was happily extinguilhed in a vary (port time, without doing any material damage. Adjoin ing the barracks was the magazine, containing 300 barrels of powder, carts idges, and various kinds of combufliblc materials. The fire which broke out ;t Montreal on the 6th of July, as formerly mentioned, dcllroyed the jail, college, Epifcopelian and Jefuit churches, and a great number of private houfes. There was another alarm of fire on the loth, which had broke out in a fldble, but it was loon got under. In the hay loft adjoining were difcovered two pieces of live It is believed, that both were the work of French in• cendiaries. A fraud has lately been praaifed by fome paper makers in Yorkfhire, to the great injury of the reve• nue by making the folding fheet, after it has received the (tamp of the Excife Officer, prove a covering to different bundles of paper. To accomplifh this, the Ihripkteper, on breaking open the bundle, is prevail. ed upon to return the cover, and thus, by his un warinefs, is brought into a predicament dangerous to his credit. A feizure of different forts of paper, in wrappers of this defcription, has lately been made in feveral fhops at Wetherby and Tadeafter. On Thurfday fe'nnight the Isancalhire Affixes doled, and on Friday Mr. Baron THOMPSON proceed. ed to pals fentence on the following :—John Old and P. Murphy, each only 17 years of age, for a burglary at Ormfkirk, and J. Felder (only 111), for forging a bill of exchange at Manche) er—Death.—Jane But terworth, John Bradley (for having three wives), and John Preftwich, alias Jennings, for fleeing muffin, to be tranfported 7 years.—James Taylor, for killing and flaying George Smith ; Ann Bailey, for killing 'and flaying Elizabeth Honlgrove, and John Crapg, for killing and flaying William Parkiofon, each to be burnt in the hand and imprifoned one year.—J. and P. Kelly, J. Burns, B. Wood, William White, A. Sherdon, and J. Calhiter, for being concerned in a thin, to be imprifoned two years each, and to enter into a recognizance of tol. each to keep the peace for three years afterwards. At the above Affixes, no lets than lox caufes were entered for trial in the Nifi Prius Court. An anion was brought by Mr. Barlow, of Liverpool, tailor, againft Sir Geo. Dunbar, Bart. for 411. being the amount of a bill for cloaths furnilbed, and others mended, for his fern, only four years of age, during a period of 13 months : t6l. being paid into Court, the Jury thought that firm fufficient, and therefore gave a verdia for the Defendant. Another caufe was tried before a Special Jury : The parties two refpettable perfons from Manchefter. It appeared, that as the Plaintiff, Mr. Mort, was leaving a col: fee.houfe in that town, he was followed by Defen dant. Mr. Wilton, into the pelage, where a fcuffie enfued. They were feen coming out of the houfe, the Defendant having hold of the - Plaintiff's collar, pulls ing him backwards till they came to a pool of water, into which the Plaintiff was loafed over head aa earl, but pulled his opponent in with him. The Jury gave vol. damages. Yefterday fe'nnight, Jofeph Bird was executed at Warwick, parfuant to his [entente at the Jan office, for a molt detonable crime. MOILDIR.—Monday lA, as Tome children were at play in a field near Upton, they dircovered a woman apparently afleep, at a little diftance ; but on ap proaching, they were exceedingly terrified on finding her mouth gagged with a large handkerchief, and her throat cut in a Chocking manner. The Coroner's In• quell fat on the body, and brought in a verdi2 of Wilful Murder agaiaft tome perfon or perfons un known. The body was conveyed to the Crown Inn, Weft Ham. ASSASSINATION Or THII J[T►OVR RAJAN.—.-The late overland difpaches from India announce the al faffination of the Jeypour Rajah, by a Prieft,who had ingratiated himfelf with the Prince. Under pretence of having fome important communication to make refpeditig the defigns of the Mahratta Chiefs, he was admitted into a private chamber of the palace, when he Ilabbed the Rajah to the heart, and, leaping from a high window, efcaped into the jungles. The murder was not difcovered for fome hours, when the affaffin was purfued and taken. He was immediately put to the torture, for thepurpofe of extorting confelfion as to his abettors, but he remained obdurate : he was afterwards tied to the foot of an elephant, and tram pled to death, when his head was cut off, and his boJy fufpended by the heels from's tree on the road fide, between Arnee and Amajee. The Jeypour Rajah was at the head ofa powerful confederacy, and constantly involved in honilities with the Mabrattas. The King's Evil, which derived its name from the faith in a royal piece of Weer, was a remedy which carried medicine into Gothic okfcurity. Rcafon and Phyfic acquiring a more refpedtable footing, &Reny ed the belief in charms; and in Charles's reign, the refpeftable Wifeman gave a method of care on ra tional principles of pradice. In the glands Scrophu• la generally fires, and chore more efpecially about the neck and throat, obR rafting the aVorbent glands, and thole appropriated for the &livid, and the fenfe of caning. Sri LSI WIT'S Amerscoasuric Daors in ereafe the glandular aflion, and for that reafon have been preferred in cafes of fcrophula. In fcrophulous difeafes of the flan it produces fe free a circulation of the perfpiration, and other neeefary fecretions. that as a remedy in obilrollions of this kind it is unequal led.—•.• For the truth of the afertion of the cure of Serophnla, vide Spilibury's Treadle and Cafes of Scurvy, Gout, &c. ?rice 31. 6d. fold together with the Drops, No. is, Solto-fquare, in botdes, iacledlos It; Wick Amp. at ss. Ct. sul ead 11. as. each. LeivnoN MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, Fl PRICE UDAY, SEPTEMBER:. IF HOPS. SAGS. POCIUTI. I Rent - 31 'ss to 41 43 Rem . 41 os to 61 of SuiTes - 31 31 to 31 1211 Seth . 41 011 to 51 01 Effet - of os to 01 os Farnbam 61 cs to 81 oos PRICE OP HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. -- Bags (new) sl t2Stc;iiillo 11oaCt; (new) 61 los to 81 8s SMITHFIELD, September 2. To fink the offal—per tone of 81b. Peet 4s 4d to ss 2d I Veal 53 od to 6. . 4 MuttonBd to ss 4d Pork 4s 8,1 to ss od Lamle ss. od. to 6s. od. HEAD or caTi LI 121$ uAt. Beath about soo—Sheep and I..mlss taol. NEWGATE and LEADhNHALL, September 2. Per tone of 811.. by the carcafe. Beef 3s 84 to 4s 4 Veal 4s 4d to 5$ 44 Mutton 4$ od to 4$ 6 4 Pork 84 to ss 44 Lamb 4s. 8_ .toss. Rd. PRICES•OF HAY ANIS STRAW. Soitbield. Sc. James's. Whitechapel. 0. Flay 3 is to 6is 4 ooto 6 60 4 4t06 18 o StraW 210tO 2 14 2 Boto2 14 0 2 4tO a IIS • Clover 6ato 8 o 6toto 7 7 0 PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each 2:d to 22d Ditto, 6o to 651 b 24d to asd Merchants Backs cod to std Drcrling Hides said to 244 Fine Coach Hides 24d to 25d Cr6p Hides for Cutting 21.441 to 22d Flat Ordinary old to ltd Calf Skins, 30 to 4011, per dozen 2d to 32d Ditto so to ;olb 28d to 32d Ditto 70 to !tab 26d to s'd Small Seal. (Greenland) per lb. 3s 6d to 35 yd Large ditto zoos to twos per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides as to ;os each PRICE OF TALLON' IN LONDON. _ St. James's market 41 74J Town Tallow 774 od to Cs Chrs Market 41 64 Rutile ditto (can.) 75s od to os Whitechapel Market RuCla ditto (Coop) 696 od to 01 (pet Itone of 816.) 4s 6id Melted Stuff 6ts od to 6211 Ditto rough 441 od to as 13$ LI Geezers 14 1 04, Average Price 4s 6id Good Dregs 101 to OS Yellow Soap, Sas. to oa—Mottled, tios.—Curd, 945. Price of Candles per dozen, 12a—Moulds. 13s. BIRIIIS. On Wednefday morning, the Lady of Dr. Crichton, of Clifford ftreet, Burlington-Gardens, of a daughter. Saturday hit, at his bogie in Tooke's-court, the Lady of Richard Enoch Chapman, EN. of a fon. AIARRIFD. On Monday laft, at Richmond, in Surrey. Richard WUlllata Peirce, EN. of Thimbleby Lodge, in the North Riding of York. Ihire,toMill Clarke, of Thorp Hail. in the fame county. On Monday hit, it Chigrectl, Peter Free. Eli. of Throgmortoo- ftreet, to Mita Clark, daughter of George Clark, Efq. of Lombard ftrcet. At Glafgow, on the sad ult Mr. Ralph Wardlaw, minifter of the gofpd there, to Ws Jane Smith. youngelt daughter of the late Mr. Join Smith, mhilfter of the gefpel, Dunfermline. lieutenant Wilding, of the Staffordildre Militia, to Mifi Ter rier, of Liverpool. DIED. On the 6th of May left, at fn, an board the Lady Barges Eaft Indianian, on his return to Europe, Lieutenant-Cot Jonathan Scott, youngeft fon of the late Richard Scott, Efq. of Settee in the county of Salop. During 27 years of aelive ferrite in India, his bravery and good condo% received frequent marks of approbation from his fumbles, and the mild benignity of his manners endeared him to his brother cdleers. On Sunday *vetting, at Ahnirick Cattle, Northumberland, Lady Frances Percy, third daughter of his Grace the Duke of Nortiture land. Her Ladylisip vr.s in her t9th year. Lately, at his hook in Btentford Butts, In the 79th year of his OnJohn Lew* Efq. On Monday kit, at Weiton Grove, near Bath, in the 66th year of ha age Mrs. Scrub Wear. On Tudday lan, after a revere Binds, John Morgan, Erg late of the Inner Temple, Barriller at law. Wedndday hilt, Henry Hunter, of Kllburne, Derbythire, Frq. On Monday lab, Mr. Wildman Smith, of Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, aged 39. WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF ALL RAN/di ! 'THE Afflided are now happily prefented with a moft Mk, blowy, and ablolute /Wok fur thole depkwabk and hitherto toeurahk Llifeafes, the RI EVIL,SCROFULA, STRIIMA, SCURVY, CiOU r, RHEUMATISM, PILES, LE PROSY, and all Disriers erielnitting la an harm State esf the Blood. The ANTI-u4prrroiNas, a Mediates founded on • Chymlcai and hafts, warranted by the of a feria of Yams. fandloned by Collet es Prat:heeleenta !hate and Noklogy: and Fettered by a. SOLOMON, M. D. oe Liverpool, who pledges Matfett to the public, that tbils es - dleild is perfedly innocent In Its lature--fafe la its anpbestlen--ear powerfully McAdam M every fpecies of e IMMIOINES, of depraved batik, with affeations of the km." (Viide Cellm't Prac tice of Ptyfic).--It is of the wino* Importance to chafe Abated with any of thde direful difea(ea, to their Mends and relatives, as Well as to the ding generstion, that (ueh hereditary complaints may be fperdily removed, and the blood purified from every de gree of edema. It has been held by 'ail Phyadans, that chronic diftempers abound chlefly among the thhabitants of the northern put of the globe; sad we have unkopplly experienced the truth of this sifter den in this country, where the frequent Miklos changes of the Weather, at scrub Sedans of the Year, fpread the mad elan dating and alarming Weeders among us, by chilling the blood, sad matertalty alEtUng the (late of the parfpirmino, mid thus tw eaked,* colds. coughs, rheum% act. the portentous buttoner@ of slow& every . ditcale which proves fatal to tbe Inhabitants of Oust Batten • perhaps there is no place en earth fo fulled to theft Whom dirges se this Eland, where the extremes of beat'and cold are sites expokneed In sue day. Hence it becalmed a mat ter of the atm& importance to leek sot for fume general and de. tided ter Oats diforders, which take their rife from ob- Exuded Dos at the Immediate ekes of this Oh ttrudtkm Is to motanainate the vital fluid, which is the foarce of varies, *Minato *Weeders, throwing out eruptions upon the to the great annoyance of he unhappy fulled; and, by the ma. Spay of its vireo, undermining the euntlitation, and centupling the lives of the afaatiol —according to the MUMS habits . mg.. ftitutinnal propenOdcs of Its otd eels, and according to the degree of indignity with which the Mond ts impregnated, It embitters the ranates life with dillefent &amine, and if mouth be not had la time to proper remedies, they become rooted in the habit fo that few icanes can math the malady, and many they are made door for that petpefe only fern to exidperate arid Min the humours Into Dew and theriby le deem deeper In the eonftitution. Dr. Solomon therefore having ban long In poiliflion of a remedy for the certain and effedthal cure et theft diforders which :aka their rife from an Impure and vitiated gate of the blood and lempb, and haring obferved with eeep twat the numberiefs ingsneca where patients have pined away In a niferabis exigence *onset receiving the fmalleft bent* front any thing they mull procure, noteritliftathog the numerons medicines which have beet seared to the public as univerial (peones for auk evopla uts, h.s at length yielded to the pre-Ring pecelfitirs aids fellow.crentares fa deeply aghtted, and determined to puha& it to the world as a imediallne ad the greet& National importance, anlititUy calculated to ckanfe Use blu d from all fouling's, counteract away irsoitiLl affeeth.m, and refire wnb sod emaciated cuollgutiona The AN TI-IMPETIOINES is an alterative and portlier of the blood, its operation la gradual. genus, and alt wit Inione.?ti ble; It Is the belt fuhftkate that has ever been &covered foe that dangerous mineral Mercury; It f weenies the blood and Itiroulatrs ft to expel all netious and Import juices, giving drench and t. at to the nerves, wilivariag and Inviatwatisi both linty and ms, ul— FOR SCORBITIiC CUTANEOUS utuP nom. DRY or WET LEPROSY, the AM-Impetigines certalnly claims a pre eminence over ether wriediellieNilbewg degther Warted for the few* removal of disk cov.plaists,and will oat eddy dear the We, but lateral all old form and token sf ever fo krag Itaadisg. Proper *realms ler every cats, to . sable perteen tonne them. Mors, b featel up with each bowie, price Hali-o-Oeinea.--111ers am WM bendy bottle's, cestatalog the quantity of foie, at to,. far Las. by which bps fares!, lacieding the ditty ; Stamp ► Me " MEM. fisionson, 'Liverpool'," . awavairtheram, which purchakrs will do well to obierve find!, berme they boy. Sold at his Wareboofe, No. d. Cellege-green, Dublin ; and by his appointment, by J. Mathews, No. iS, Strand, and Dicey and Co. now Church and. Lemke ; Smith. Rawer. HoOlowl, and Mot, Edinburgh; htDanald t obd hr medidre Ven ds, Is oaf Mad* Tom Inland, as dAmsica. Di9r.ISPS else bRETitikA and toMPLAlkili, AS fole Proprietor of DA RANs.celebrated cited Bougie. add Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR Informs the . Public, that he may as dual be toofel:ell daily from q to 3, at m i. houfe, No. 54, Frith-ilreet, Soho, on CAM of Stricture+, Obftrue- . tlons,Gleets,&c. &.c. as swell is Debility, and fray diro der wine( fecrecy is Co crentlal a requifite, that Mr. Dufour has provided g (patios s Flours, that every P.tient may be Itittoduced la a repliers . parteleot. Mr. DOsas for malty years conPaa.tbinifdt to thct depiitment of Surgery, anti from Cliellalre prat ice, and the molt tattering fuecefs, he is enabled to etkr a nvethiai of cure, etheacious, requiring no confinement or rat. aint in diet, and tibia preients a relapfe. Perfoni in the cointry eating thek rata fully, it, a letter, enclofing a one or a two pound note. NM hatil proper remedies &Mt° the amount. For the various firoptoms, St.. fee Mr. nufoor'sTreatife oh the above ceuriVaints,price IS Pith edition; to be had of J. Callow, C. own-court, Soho; m i 4. %ten, Lacier Change; and of •hc Author. To DR. BRODUM, No. 9, As,aroa-37 act r. DIAN. SIR. PERMIT me to revert you will have the Bond:,, nett to publilh my cafe, For the hiniefit of the &Batled. j ; have fuffered Ex many years under a amigo] nervous difurder _ isaftnuch as it ended, abforhed and deranged my 44t01e Various advice front the Faculty have 1 followed, and hive yio; molt of the advertifed medicines, without receiving any brn , l l # . . _ whatever, until fortunately recommended to make trial o‘ your Nervous Cordial, which thanks to Heaven and you, has perfo:ll , l re:lnred me to health and fpirits. I mall ever acknowledge with gratitude and efteem, the obligation f am under to you, and ant,' Sir, with repo% your much obliged, and humble Servant. . . WILLIAM WILCOX. Nate, EAST PLACt, LAMBILTN, August 4, 18051 Writ Cowin, Mach 24, th 23. A letter from Stephen Butridge, Captain of the Cowes Pagaga Boat, to Mr. Alt:ander. Merchant, of Portfmouth. Sir—My l hild, when be was two years of age, 'mai:Bard all • over his Body with a dangerous Scorbutic Complain t, which palled' the eon e the Faculty, and in vain I tried all manner of advertifed Medicines; until recommended by a Friend who had mperimicalr the good cif..dts of Dr. BRODOIIeI BOTANICAL SIRUP, of which I rave my ChiM hut a few fn4ll Bottles of the Dodoes locompard bit Merlicinc,or larch in the courfe of a Goal period carded &wird. Cure, and which is now three years boat, and DO return of the Complaint has ever been 'Mtge. I am, Sir, your humble Servant. sri PHEN Witnefs, S. A Merchant, Portfmootb. Thedkcanieal Syrup and Redone., Nervous Coedlal,to be bad at the Dodtor's hook, No. 9, Albion-firert, 7 doors from the I.tverean Mufgium, Surrey Me of Black/Tian-bridge, in bottle* at 11. is. us. 61E and 6s. od. (duty included) at Withers' (tate CackeWs) Medicine Warehoufe, 292, Strand ; Shaw and Edward'', St. Paul's Church yard ; and Bra2nand, No. 156, Bilhopfrate arm Without; W. Bolen, Printer and Baokleller, at his Me dicinal Warekoufe, No. 3, Wine-Rreet, who has received a large and frees (apply; Thompfoo and Mills, Caille-ftreet ; Browne, Taizey ; C. kooth, Britke-ttreet ; Real and Sheppard, Bridal; PAcykr and Crays/elk Bath; Mara. Goadby, Sherborne; Mr. Ralkes, Oloncefter t Mr. Train, Woreelter Mr. Tmvsnao, Exeter ; *Army. arrainglum ; 8 ury and Co. Mary-itreet, Dublin; and by an Prisms, lloukf cn, and Venders at Medi cines in the Time Kingdoms. TO THOMAS TAYLOI Esq DM* SIR, N. 9, ihidge-ltreet, London. 'FEEL it a duty iacumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and ansordloory CIITt 1 Mtn moth* from your tevahlablo MedieIne—LEAKE'sTATENT PILLS. Ahast two years ago I was attacked whit a Vim aaaaa with!. I treated rather Sightly for tome time, but the Dib. cafe at length (pleading all over my Body, I was obliged txp di plj to the apt eminent of the Faculty, bat their What only temporary relief--I went arough various Carla of Saliva tion, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit MU reduced so mere Skeletal. The Ulan that fated al over my limbs, rah dotal no a complete Oiled, In that my friends delpaired of m reeovery. When brought to this Cessation, I toeSdicred death Ss locatable, but a Maths amine commenting upon the may Cafe, in which your Fills bad fuereedaa, l was induced to try a bra of them, which I thought ratio relieved me, and by potentiate for two at that amoths, and following your Dlrettbam, I cape. rancid the molt onaecountahle Re/station from Pain, the Sores gradually fubliding; I am dew, thank Gen, perfeetly recovered, and walking out daily 1 I doubt wet but one more box, which I think cautious to take, will eltalstias my bank is Its anginal Rate. It Is with the mat bard t gratitude that l fabictibe layfelf. Br, your muck obligee Wails lervait, Was. PllllOll. Deanfgate, giaashefter, July;, Otos. _ _ P. S. For the public benefit I do oat abject to the above beim publigted, bat one ma to Mk w your owe Ititterisdismoss dictate. • • • Prepared and Said by the Sole Preprietar,TlOONAll Tercet:lr, Member of the Royal Cote of flargimes, Leaden, at his Re*, N.. st, liewaridge-ftreet Where, after a c ee* readmits, of more than thitty.liz years, in a practice partiny diregell eat the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that inimitable homey which men of his Profeifinn Gould always obferve, be Sitters hinedf, the advice and effslianee be atomically minebelikee perform taking this Medicine, will be cßeented. by a damn** Public, as la advantage readout to Ix obtained, and void of sok& gutty..—Alfo fold. by hi Appointment, fee the coneatiencafe Made living at a dittance, at the Perfaelsces,Na. 31, St. jui ftreet, Pall-Mall; the Toy-Stop, No. to 3, Osford-ftr a r g et e kildis . Dillsermitia, No. 7, FiferflreetA St M; Mr. eer% Net. I:Union-Row, Little Tower HSI; Mr. Wades's, bridge, Edbibusgb ; Mr. Colwell's, Dublin ; Mr. Illingels, Laws pool; Mr. Athletics% Mearbeflcr • and by one TWOS fa. MO ennederable Tarn in Oreat-Brkajo . and Ireland, In ilesee pt t . k at ss. pd. each, (cued up with full Wad plebs Mail/ 1 M Parfaits of either Sea easy Can theinfelves with Bak, S army. and &imp. WHEN ProteMonal Men of education and lt• tonality deviate h•nos the general titan by the folettioo of a preuar Branch, the faarliao of long coutianod freed! Is tile belt attain= of fop/stork,. Tan years have 1 devoted any poadiee to the earkevetaastmeht of THAEM DISOILDIAS, sod the fuccefsfal neat Ed ray pat gives me milltional ardour to °prole u far at I inn able the as. wages of thofe tomplalots which arc the moll icor/met In an CM* lope of boohoo leinedden After Mideast has !very brood as an Army argots, I formed a wilb at an gouty paled of Proftiee to leftist individuals form the (gewgaw of uneducated Mea, or the quoit dwuraolo precipitancy of g -weral Prialdootn. The THRIS DISORDiIIB,to the eve of wldch I have devoted my attention. clonprlzc every [pecks of VEMBARAL 111,11C TION, whetterof a recent or lon. du AU Wade of DE B ILITY, whether Mktg fri,:n the habits of , or the iodalgooce of seam age, and hit tat asailOwina of the fyttentla Wane which iscall4 BARRIS WWI sr Milt 11211 f Nunmaw dikefes are the raft& of lemma at Salle ha tho; treatment of a las* Gowarrbea, watt cat unfralasady hoping that the Coda at Life ate pailadad Who bidikeitia• afro wwasal. ed hear. by a fuperfor earthed bah amphints an aft surii4. and even where others have tailed, t tilt that l way protheae es car a radkal re-eftatgletmert. Pew, however, arc the cafes of mingliesein damn in the af. order,eampared with the colophons litaatiowsof MO, who train. Inealganee In a SOLI I'ARIf vica, or the Waren of a falhionaNe Life, acquire that fiats of which la the imarroidable confequence of penis:lnas habits. Where the unhappy funnrer brooch overW witty, but ewefully concesis his misfortune, It may be fame confolation lir bias no know, that ahhoogts It be as shied of dlstft or naceeniary with o‘ber Pradiakescrs, the remosral of there DEIRCIENCUIS by the gradual rex/refit( renovate,' w the seqiuraniont of mewl-knees If the rites of Baech.ss or Yams have began to endues tardy si gnor, mach .relay win be prevented by an early emote/adios tr this langaid (fate. and in 'bete cafes no great diniculles win wad But what this deficiency has far years evilest. a Karr Pie' feverance Ia ludifpenably remiihte to revive the numbs* *arta of Life, and to 119.101kMatt the Contlitation MARLED NONRII. who have long been elltaggeineed their mediations of a Panilly, may be arced. Wt in ma it dance (nth Media are ewe* by Meacal The SECRECY which is lei:Sendai to my undertakig. and dis ftnallicati•ins which I have permed to State. ism the Ms it nay poescolluns. and in coincidence with fuck this indioadeat gives. that Mr. liREE may be eadaltal pe,fsaay for b 111"" _ .. ambling a Linen no at W hook 110. soh aim% near Tenipk-Bar There is an additional entrance le Water4reet a4JsYaiq,aad the name Y cis bids the dean. M. MMES. Wert of the Rep! Callow of Suirena. L01111)0841 Mood mai Wangled by LIVILICENT, (at Car ecrbarrplaza laebeek) at eta Sraa Oince. )8a I. Coor RIS Pubßisol elk at the Stu Or raga, Toaqic Dm Jo PaL P. I Or the of ti Cow I Ref Isla i N.l t Ives Tbio d 17P1 B 1 1.1t2 !tql The :ste If. rad Mr. Aqu kyTt PrinN 01,To ~~~llf ZOO . ' 14 P tawpk. :v ile a ; chl Farm L-ac ir e. rr ma* ;lONA of S 4 nf P • , 14 1 Smog EPC Loni xot n; Sri It L.. 'rt j , .1 IN 24:b ' • don • "' '• • Jul. rly f qrr Fa:lct I •