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• MP MOWS; 7.d.r 24. ' ADM I I ALT''' -022 - faie/94. Y r 24. 111. 1 ,p of a Letter fmrn Captain 0 Moans. Commander of alovp the Penguin. to WIEELtst MARE° es, M. dated afxo. ittißut, the 2 , th of March,lBo.s. His Ma jetty's Sloop Penguin, o ff Senegal Bar, March 25, 1L3 0 4 Sit beg yon will be pleated to acquaint my Lords Comtniffioners of the Admiralty, that, cruising off Senegal, ascending to their Lordfltips' orders, on the 17th inliant, a French privateer fcaoser, in en deavouring to avoid his Mejefly's brig under my commands ran Cr. Swore owthe Bar, where I had great realon to hope, from the furl running high, the wooed have been dellroyed, in which 1 was dig'. appointed. The Turf continuing I had no opportn nity of dettroying her till the tath inflant. On the aid, in the evening. I obfetved two armed fchooners had dropped down to the month of the river; and on the enpraing of the* sath, from the one on there having Milted - her pofition, I had rcafon to believe they were endeavouring to get her off, I therefsre Rood as-elofe in throe as the nature of the coal would lidabvie, and commenced an attack on them, in hopes of driving them up the river, and eventually to hornahe ode on (lore. We exchanged thot for an lioat'and L half, when finding I could not get fuffi. eiently dote to effect my purple. I Rood off. Lientenanb Wicktams and Ravt.si, with many of • 'the crew, having volunteered their fervice, ar.d fearing the might be got off and rendered a farther annoy ance to out trade. I Was inclined to accept their offers, though the armed fehorners were then within two cables length of her, and the furl flill running highs threatened ntuch oppolition to their exertions. At ten P. M. I difpatched Lieutenant WILLIAMs in the Jolty boat, (conceiving her bell adapted to the litrl3. with orders to deßroy her, if poffible ; at ma A.M. I had the fatisfatlinn to fee her completely • en fire, and at daylight totally deftroyed. The icr site was performed unisbferved by the enemy, and refiefts great credit on Lieutenant Wiskaams gird his party, for the cool and Ready manner in which they condulted the enterprize, and merits my greatell • acknnuledgments and thanks. I learn the was called 14 Renonirnee, a veffel of large dimentions, corn- 1 Mended by Citizen Ranson. mounting ix fix-poun , derv. two of which were on board when dellroyed, • a nd..two nines, manned with 87 men, belonging to Senegal. from Cayenne , lag from doree. I have jeans pleafure in adding, that not a man was hurt on 18116-enfion. (Signed) o. swears. 'OW el • Lettrr front **Risk Hartearable Lard !Cur N. IL B. abdmieal at the Blue. dm am WILLIAM Idsasese. Eft} dated Rea bate, the stet balsas I,s —I tranftnit. for their Lordffiips' information, a copy of a letter from Captain OWE n, of his Ma jelly's (hip the Iratsarranztag to Rear-Admiral Loins, acquainting him that the enemy's flotilla. antlide of Boulogne Pier, had been furpt ilea! at their moorings by the late gale cf wind, and funained very noisfiderable Intl in attempting to regain their ports. Their Lnrelthips will not fail to obferve how much Captain Owen expielies himfelf to be fatisfied with the merits of Captains Jaceson and HEYWOOD. of the AUTUMN and HARPY, and Lieutenants Rica. Larsson and Pales, commanding the BLootittoumn as Meuse gun brigs. (Signed) guru. His Whjety's IllealoaTA LIVE, Boulogne Eat Tate I Wears, hay. • Sir...-I'he wind yellerday let in firong from the 11. N. E. and N. E. by N. and made fo much fed, :that the enemy's were's in the road of Boulogne be *awe very untidy ; and about eight P. M. the lee .ilenit brigs began to get under weii,h, and work to %windward, whiltl Conte of the lugger. ran down ap -puently for Etaples ; their force was the n fort y -five htigt and forty-three loggers. I made a fignal U. leak out on there wads, which was immediately obeyed by the HARPY, 4SLOODMOOND, and Aacnas, who cl.fed with them. giving their fire to filch as at tempted to .Rand off from the land ; the Avvusen was at this time getting under weigh, and 101 l no time in gibing her fupport to the veffels already on this lettuce, and continued with them during the whole weather tide, to fire, from time to time, on l loch Of the enemy's 'diets as gave them opportunity. At day-light this morning there were nineteen brigs and eight loggers only remaining in the bay ; and about fax o'clock %bele began to gip tingle and run to the fouthward for Etaples or the river Sommer.', the A wrong and brigs being then too-far to leeward to give them any interruption. As loon as the tide permitted this !hip and the leader to weigh, we Anod in with B.mlogne, when I perceived that a brig, a lugvr, and fevers! large boats were handed on' the beach weft of the harbour, the enemy were !hip ping and endeacunring to five from them what they could. bnt I have not a doubt the rifin• tide would .complete their deßrufticia ; three other brigs and a lugger were on the rocks near the village of Porter, totally defiroyed ; a brig and two loggers remained at anchor clofe to the rocks with whelts up, and the people huddled together shaft; the brig had 101 l her ropman, toplail, and lower yards, and one of the faggots the head of her mailman ; the lea was mak ing a perfeft breach over them, and if the gale con. l rimes, their lituation is hopelefs. The merits of l Captains Jackson ar.d Himont), as well as thole of Lieutenants Kicmaaoson sod Price, are fo well known to you thst 1 need only fay, they seed on ibis oecAfion with the fame decitive promptnefs fley have always (hewn; and though the night pre wet.red my fceik, all that pared, there cannot be a .Iflubt but Oust them weir-timed attack enured the enemy's confution, and mentioned much of their I fr, which, taking every circumßance, is, I doubt n .t, far beyond what fell within our obi - creation. ii,ec not yet peen able to collet the reports of thrfe 'Akers. but will forward then) the moment that t h e y j an me. (Signed) a. w. c. a. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commiffinns in the Militia of the Stewartry of Kirk '; cud!), ight, figitcd by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated July to, *Boa. W itisan Cannon, nt. to be Llenteriant, vice Siaebir, erf,gred; Robert Mater, Oevt. to be Laten, vice It..mfay, rthgned ; Moinhn to I.e Lofign, vie Canon. promoted. CUttiatiffauttli figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Southampton. South-Eall Hants Cavalry. jr.tm Stewart (Icor. robe t &cotenant ; Jobs Hewlett, Gent to be eta net. Hat( Ci PoM ay . 11104 rtiJovia Infa ntry. 1 - 1 Jr I . IT to be Captain. [wed Mat.% I, Itir - la .n Unit. in Le I LIM:Dale Ty„anaigua,„„ta,,„, Ix Lutagn. Dated Ityril s. aac. The Bourne Battalion of Infantri, Sir Thomas Champneys, Barr. to be fel ajonCoannuadant ; Lae Dillon, Eli. to be Captain; John Payee, k fq. to be Ditto. vice White ; Wildarn Nourfe, Gent. to ke Lieutenant, vice Payne; John Marchant, Gent, to be Ditto; Jams Aylward, Gan. to be Entgu• Dated July Is 1804• Alton Fu aileers. James Hinton Baverfloek to be Lieutenant Zbefort Omitted Sc-. coed Lieutenant) Dated May al, Igo+ Alresford, Eallon, Prellon, Andaser, and Strat ton Ba ttalion. Levitt Brosdby Parkena Gent. to be Adjutant. Dated July is, sloe. Stockbridge, Kings Sombourne, Mottisfort, and Mi chelinerth Battalion. James Edwards. F.fq. to be Captain. Dated May sr, 18o+ Henry Atkyns, Efq. to be Ditto. Dated July a, 1804. John JudSGent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May it, tic* • William Atkynt, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated July 2, arm. Winchetler City and Suburbs. George William Blasts, E'q. to be Major; Arthur Atherly.Ffq. to be Captain; James Young. Gent. to be Lieutenant; William Cave, Gent. to be Ettfign. Dated July to, 1804. Kling and Millbrook Battali. , u, John Poore, Er* .to be Lieutenant-Colonel; George Compton, Etta to be Maas. Dated July 2, aut. Pot tfinouth Battalion of Infantry. John Rood, kafq. to be Captain. Dated July 16, 1804. BANKRUPTS. John Cretan, of Johnfon's-court, Flect.firect, bookbinder, dealer and chapman, to furrender July 28, Augult 7, and Septembers at ten, at Goiklball. Attontry, Mr. I,re. Cagle-Rreet,Holboma Richard Gower,Thomas Super, and John Meatier of Bionic gisam, 'tastier donut, dealers and partners In trade, Auguft 3, 4. at four, a td Sept. 4, at eleven, at the swan Inn and Hotel, Bei- Brett, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Riebanllon, Monument yard, London; or Mt. Mole, Birmingham. Richard Jams, of Masticate, vidtualter, dealer and rtoprnao, Augbtt 20,11, and Sept. 4, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchetter. Anomie% Mr. Philip Hurd, King's-Bench-Walks, Temple, London; or Mr. Partitive''', Manchetter. John Leighton, of Reeth, Y•rk this, ironmonger, Auguß 17, le. Seism and Sept. 4, at four, at the Swaa Tame, Birtntilhara. Attartliell, Mr. Egerton, faray'altut-tquard. London; or Mr. Stubbs, Eirmingliam. Charts Whitt Ingham. late of Warmingliam Forge, Chatire, tree. miner. Augult 3, Sand Sept- 4. at eleven, at the King'sAnns Middlewich. Y °Attlee,. Attortils, Mr. Colciusigh, Sand. bach, Chefaire; or Mr. IV Flu IDENDS.aley.Temple.Londuo. D Angell 17. John Haid, of Earebam, Hants, timber-merchant, at twelve, at the Rea lion Inn, ?Sebum °dohs 27. WiUlant Sett, at lidingbatl•Rreet. Lauds% baize fads, dealer and chapman , at ten, at Guildhall. Amuß 24. John Wardall, of Liverpool, timber merchant and fnip.builder. at eleven, at tbe Globe Tavero, 'despoil October :,7. Robert Fogg the younger, of New Bor,d-ftres, lia- Dover-fquare, MitisUatea, chissinan and gigots:ller, at un. Auguß 23. Milt antler Matta, of Manchefter, cottostpinos, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchefter. Adgult 25. Edward Davies, 44 Ivy. lane, Loadoo, furrier, dealer add &arum, at ten, at Guildhall. *spa as. jam Bateman, late of Whiteehaml, Middlefex,itard wartman, dealer and chopman, at twelve. at Gui.d!•all. Sept. 32. George F.aßerby and William Macfarlane, of Canada Wharf, Rotherbithe, Surrey. merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. Auguß 14. John Count, of 13ros1.11reet, Loshm. merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall July A. John Bowman. of Water.bne, London, brandy-met • chant, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall. Auguß 7. James Baron and Thoints Antbeuy. of Size-lane, Lon don, taybes and nor seinen, at eleven, at GulkihalL Auguß 7. David Phillips, of Genst•Oreet, parifh of St. James, I.Vellmititter, Rabic-keeper, Isackisymau and burfadraler, at ten, at Guilell.alL Angell 25. Jofeph R natty, of Chaneery-lane, Mallets, boot and fluiemaker, at clefts at Guedhall Auguß It. Thomas Inhaftm, of St. Marlin lane, Leicefler. fquare, Middle-fez, undoella-nials, dealer and chapatti, at ten, at Guildhall. Auguß as. Henry Pedlar, of Bath, woollen-draper, and man's insect, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Anvil as. Timms Antrim, of No.l34,oxford.tbreet, Middle. Ss, Unen-draper, at ten, at GuiWhalL Angell S. Wannure, of New %Visitor, Bucks, ienkeeper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. t. John Timmins*, of Stewart-ftreet, Spitalfiddt, Mid- Mere', filk-broker, at siestas Aurora y. Themlocia l'ycock and hlarmaduke Ward Pyenelt, of King tlon.steni-Ht.a, buddets, at elee en, at the George Lan, in Fangltomupoe-Hull. Ansa 9. Edo-in Joss, of Soullaantipton, l.;1-maker, at eleven, at the Dolphitt's Inn, Southampton. Auguß 3. James Riding, late ockuncorn, Clad:hire, merchant, at eleven, at the White H .rt Ina * Runcorn. Auguß 27. Robert bash Boddicom, of Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Auguß at. Henry Nita-fit, of Edward-flreet, Thehlield.ltreet, tailor, at one, at Guildhall. Aaiun 11. Jaw.. Pollard. of Eflca•flniet, Stead, Middlefea, sots, at ten. at GuilillialL Auguß t t. Jahn Jaques sod !Jere Crane. of Clire-ftres, Clare• market ;pad& of St. Clement Dans, hilddlel. s, aheefertumgint atut copartners, at lets. at GailZhaL Aotoft 11. George Haunts Surma% of Leadenhall-greet, Len. dot,. Rations, at eleven, at Guildhall. Augult 17. Jane tr, of Sultan, Laucathire, Irosfounder, at ten, at the New Inn. Bolton. Auguß :3. Edward rlOtii, of Manchefier. butcher, at three, at the Spread Eagle. In Hanging Ditch. Manelteßs. Auau t 6. J oho A ndri.s, vow eel_,teof Abergavanty,Mosinnsoth. Mire, tronmen, et - , dealer aad ehae.man, at deem, at the King's Arms Inn, Abergavenny. Auguit 14. Henry Natr,s, of Warnford-reourt, Tbrersertes.' Meet. London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. Augult 18. 3-th est alesley, of Chaterry.isne, Micidlefei, boat and 0111er.latCr. at eleven, at Guildh..”. Auguß :3. Jake Bateraan, late of WU:Ms:pd. Midilefez, wareman, dealer and chapman, at twelre. at Guildhall, London. Augult 9. John LOWITIATI. of Whitchurea, Southampton, coach. maker, dealer and chasnan, at three, at the Wkite Hart Its, Ye:Mehl:nth- Auguft a as. Thomas lk:nn, of Tmwhristge, Wilts, clothier, at one, at the George Inn. oettri Aogan tt. John Walli•, of Pate:molter-row, Lesion, boo feller, at twelve, at GuildbaiL A few days ago. Mts. Manhewt, of Woo Thom! ; kletcfordlliire, hating meta party of friends on a lel- , titre occalion,droliped dead while going down a dance. A few days fire c a child belonging to Mr. Ware, . of Itaittharn, in F. Tit, in the ahreiice of the lam:I?, fell into the fire, and was fu dreadfully burnt. that it elpited in a thou time. A Mr. URYDC.ti had his lez broke by a kick from his liorP, while esetcifing with the City Light-horfe in blaiskri-lane, near Battic-bridge. A few days ago a tastily in the neighbombond of Kirkby moorlide, having been tiling foam oil of vitt ial, a cup of it was left (landing upon a table, which a child of about three years of age took up, drank the content., and di...1 in 24 Tuelday fennight, a little girt, about five years of age, daughter of a baker at Temple liar, Dublin, was d.:coyed to :lie cliburh. of that ,ity, where the was at ;rind and left naked in a field. A few days time, in cniafequence of a trifling difpute between two women in Isalon-lsoe, Dublin, ore of them knocked the other down with a (tom, and after. wards It't ked and trampl-N.l upon her in filch an inliu• man nra.ner as to c tuft her infant death. The per pctratur and her mother have been tarn into Windy. In the everting of Saturday use a b.ind mart was walking wick his wile on iiic hank. of the river at Ttput.]:... he I:II in, and the .iman raJea . vowing to rave :112),Ical isl:e,wiseu the) wct drowneZ. 1.4 W licts 4,0614 PALACE COUIVT. JULY so. • i Nom oractwo.—rawswia O. leasyslia. The parties are both borft-dealera, isfitthe eau& I of aBion aro& on a warrantryt that a plumy was found," which proved not to bethe cafe. Richard Green. a young lad of the turf, was ex. amined for the Plaintiff.' and depofed, that he pur chafed two ponies of the Defendapt, on the toth of May, both of which were defcribed by the dealer, at the time. as two tight ones, and all over foond, bar ring one eye. He was to pay 54.1. to.. for the two, and he had the fagacity to keep the one that was wholly found for hitufelf at 61. los. and the half blind one he took for his miller at 81. The day after it was difcovered that nature had barred boththe poor animal's eye.r—he being (tad blind of one rye, and could not, in. the language of the wieners. make a twinkle with the other, or find hies way in or out of the liable. In piece of returning she bode to the feller. Freeman catired him to be clothed, bopped, and brgeel, in hopes of making his money of him ; but finding his blindnefs an infuperable bar fo the Cale, Tent kis man to Berrytnan's !table yard, at five in the morn ing, the tenth day after the purchale, whey: they tied him to a liable door, without any delivery or notice to the Deltndant or any other perfiin ; from thence he got look and fiumbled into the catiody of a pound keeper. whoiield him as a Way until claimed by the Plaintiff. The Learned Judge here oblerved, that the Plain tiff had not made that tort of return and tender of this unfound horfe to the feller as the law required, to qualify hintrell to fuliain an aelion againti the De , fendant. He fbould firft prove the horle was regu• larly returned as unfound, and demand his price to be returned before he ,was in a condition to Cue. As this was not the cafe here, the Plaintiff mull be non ' rutted. WOOD, ET 1.710 R, V. BRADWELL. This was an action for tlander and defamation, wi ling from the Defendant making oft of the following words: I' You was married I;ven year, before you had a child; then you was obliged to have another man to get it for you, and afterwards to kill i; !" Three witneffes, who were examined apart, differed mateti ally a► to the !smile winds "'hued in the declaratitin. ,They all agreed as to she general effea—t his being a fatal variance, the Jnry found for the Dcfcndaat. At St. Bofwell's fair on Wcdnefday, there was a good. Stow of bleep and lambs, which had a doll filet and f..li at reduced prices. .Black cattle alfo very much lower in price. Fat cattle nearly 6d. per flone, linking the offal, lower than two months pail. Good horf.:s fold at high prices. TuefJ.ty evening the party wall of an old houfe in Labotir•in-vain-areet, Suadwell, tell inta the paffage as a woman with a child in her arms was opening the door to go out, when the weight iorced her into the middle of the freer, but providentially the received no material injury. The ether inhabitants wire from home. - The new Court•Houfe for the City of Weliminfler is not to he ereaed oppofite Old Palace-yard, as was at full intended, and where the ground was ac• tually cleared fur the foundations. Ir is now to be built on the fife of the prefent Wel'mintier market, facing the north fide of Wellminfkr Abbey. On Sunday as forts-children were bathing in a pond at Upton, near Gainfhorough, one of them, named Not thing, got be) and his depth, when a youth about 12 ran from a fbort diflancc to all him, but his emo thm, together with being in a violent heat, paralized his frame and he funk, and was 1•41 with the other. On the sgth ult. a young gill fifteen years of ige, was guillotined at Kernptcm Germany, for having r oifigied her uncle, wl.o had come to refide with her alter the death uf her mother. There were alfo thong fofpicions that the bad dethoyed her mother by the lame means. A man named Lalkey, was committed to Dover gaol, (America), on the asJ of May, for the mur der cf his fon, a fine boy, nine years of age. - - B. Oldroyd was a few days fince committed to Volk-cattle, charged with the wilful mock:. of J. Ol droyd, his father, alto was a labourer at Milliliter pe green. near ‘Vakelield, and upwards of 73 years old. rhe deceafed was found in a croft adjoining his dwel ling-hoofs, apparently firanglzd vijth a cord. On Saturday night, about twefie o'clock, the bed chamber of Mrs.loosias,COTlltf of Newcallleflreet. Fleet-market, while the was in bed, was robbed of a mahogany box, containing Sol. in bank notes, balder. fecurities to the amount of zscl. and alto a quantity of wearing apparel belonging to the fervants. Saturday die counting hcatfe of Mr. Hudfon, in Church lane, Whitechapel, was broke vett and rob bed of a large fpm of money. An aged man and his wife, refitlitm in Leaden hall-fquas e, Hull, have lately been robbed of 64 gni• neas in gold, which they had for fereral years been faring r the porpoft of their 'flipport and comfort shut nn longer able to work. It i,conjeltor ed that the hardened villain who has thus deprived them of ill their little treafare, had in their abience taken the key which bung in the ptitfage, entered their room, and by tome means opened the cheil whichlield their money and tutu filver fpouns ; tile latter were left unmolcfted. Lalt week, as Mr. Bradley, of Manchencr, was returning to that town from a imoney, he was at tacked our Salford, by a mall who had :Le up. pearance or an oilier, who dragged him from his lstre, and afterwar tls the animal upon him, by which lie was bruited in a manner ton ILocling for dela iption. almon every bone in his body being broken. He remained Ipeechlefs for come hours, and expired in great ..jony. h is not known whether the fellow intended to C.Llthilt an •trault or a robbery. Lan Url.t ty morriug, a country farmer fr<.rn the twi t ;lituoirlit , id Wincheitcr,was packed np at Char ing Croft, by twa Ist indict s, who inveigled him into a public 'more, wi,co they managed their blinnefs with arch aeroirnet., as to get from him a Giver watch and sight laitinds, for which they put him in complete p o n c than of a fuperb diamond ring, valued indeed at t a but which turned out, on enquiry, to be worth but 5%. A poor seogn.in, far advanced in Err pregnancy, lAit • t.cr I*.ie („) . 2een Camel, ;:wmcrlet, m deg uc I rc or • 1.41 ma field M here tome apichiev,.c. Pay% had ticd knot* ip tlae graft acrou the path. This s fearon a the yeas' is found mrreproduaive dna *try 'dangerous malady the Bite. which dirc o y e , itfelfby nau ka, nervous And fic k head-eels, heartburr.. and bowel comp/idols. -followed by yellownefs of the flab, dinefs,Etc.which often proves fatal to th e arms cr4llktftion. Mr. Di arm, apothecary, has happily, from his extenftv.e pries. , pradice, applied a fie, fc cure, and certain remedy rains (Dizon's) Nutherous teßimonies from the Vilcounteffes Buckingham and Bulkley, the Dowager Lady Say andiSele, Lords Kilwarden and Kilmain, Sir Gregory Page Turner, Bart. M. P. Sir G. Warren, Bart. Sir W. Manners, Bart. M P. Shelley, M. P. Col.Bilhop Storringtbn, Major Pritzler, Porttinlinh ; Prt aulx, Eft. Southampton ; Rev. Mr. Warren, Afhirg ton, SulTex ; Capt. Jervis Ricketts, of the Nary, and Come hundreds of the Nobility and Gentry; t eliimo nits to the fuperior efficacy of Dixon's Anti-bilious Pills fuperfede any further proof. Sold wholefale, by appointment of the Prop' ic tnr, at Mr. Butler'; N 0 . 4, Cheapfr ls. and retail by moil Bookfellers and Medi tine-Venders in every Town in the United Kingdom; in boxes at 6s. and as. 9d. each, with direeioes, tigned G. Dixon. TO TM LADIES. THE Triconian Fluid, in Twenty•four Hours, changes Ned or Grey flair to any made of Brown or Elate, and fuch is its permanency, that neither Powder, Ponsetuns, Sr Waffling, will remove it. It alto itrcegtkow.the weakell. Hair, prevents its falling of, and inercafes the Growth to a leer= at Luxuriance that rivals every thing oterrd for kodlar porpcice. To convince the Public, any perfon feudinga look of Nair, pot paid, foaled at the cod, foes to prevent invitation, Swill have It monied, free of capence,ehanged to any 0144 S °sewn at the place of (ale. It will be sound equally efficacious in changing theism grown tiairvpon Kueei Ste. Sold at Mr. Golding's. 41, Gernhill; Mr. Overton's. 47. New Bosid.ltrect; and Mr. Wright's, Wale's Pelage, Bath, la bottles of aL as. each. FOR BRUISES, SPRAINS. RHEIIMATIShIB, dce. Sec. DR. STEERS'S OPODSLDOC. CAUTION. —On the nut fi de of the Wrapper nn each Smite of the teal Medicine. a Ramp i a sed, in which is engraved F. N ewbcry', Nw sy, St. Paul's." and over the Cork of the Wattle a LaSel Is palled, with there Words, " Ur. Sterre's Opodeldoe, prepared by V: Wewhery." All chafe Which arc fold without thefe dears:ions are rub Counterfeit's. The Public arc ascetic& on attend to tLis Caution. in con 2. qucuce of an Impottion whieh has been prat:tired by entails Wa ders of Medicine. who, wider cover of a enumetian In trade with Mr. Newbay's lioufe,bave not only fold in London, but by tra velling round the Comma, have ditraninaud throu g h the Retail Desiccant ill parts of kingdom large comities of a fpnriona preparation of thigOwidapise ; in the bills of Direainos et which the Name. of Diritteeri;of Charing Crofs, and Mr Newbury, of St. Paul's Churchyard, are made We of, in order the store cow. Wel ely to derive unwary Purebafers. The granule Opudeldoe is prepared aad fold by F. Nevin( cy sod Sons, Na. 4! Sr. Paul's, on the Coacie.way, a few duos from Cheaplide. L oudon, Is Boatel. price an. 61 each, duty *laded; and by tb•le Venders only in the C•untry who Oa the mai Mc. deaue under Its appropriate Stamp. , • tt V ING oedkated rap& to the Rudy. and beat Il ruined by the melt cesifid.zratte predict in that branch which I thought proper talkie!, I truft that I have hot more =if employed my time than those who, In the exteneve field of the profane, are medievally insm.:.-rxid in uncertainty. and =neon always andel that fuccda which is arreirod by etancentradng cite (dear-dual power to one clefs of Adenine Thedifeeki of DEBILITY arc portliest , diftredng, let deg I bring with them a train of concomitant fputpeonas, anti, by a de. pod= of di vital energy, talfteitee Waif becomes cnatittered..— %V baba they aril( front the prevalence of W example, theddtrue• tire habits of reboot-boys, or the Indy:genets of Maturity, they rt• quirt the mote 'rectum* prole-Mond Orin ; hut by the ignoratt* of uneducated men, the fymptonoart earneted, and the weft. notion 1. &droved. As a IVIRMIIER of the ROYAL COLLRGEed SURGEONS. I ground my pritenflona on reries274l4! of edvcati on• and poet:deg every priviiede to predict, I fed mcfelf = Mind t o ;hat cos:dd.:we with which I have hitherto brim Co Mberally honoured. In the Brit lodations of local wetAners, only applintion will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the le. (o w, from a conicioufsda of the nsiessoilads of the vice which raufe;cl his misfortuor. is fterfail of the metempt or ceders of Ms family plwriciam. and broods over bit infirmity with medal con ecaltnent, it mull be fandadory for him to be adored not only of capability of moment, but alto of the midi inviolable literacy. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is poible to prevent pale. danger or ; In tin. molt complicated cans It is the acquire, man of (achieve experience to this 1113 C to sired a fait, finals. and fpccdy rmeltalellißmscot. I ea the advantage of chit etierience toddy of either fel who are afAlat.d with any kind of DEOII.I . IT, of at.y fymptome of V tlihßitAl. IN and in cafes the terms of rams. tundra are Rated on the rtrft interview. Pero:tato the country are repeat., to McLaren Bank note, and . an tequelted to (patty th:tr age and manner of living. MARTIN BREE, Weather of the Royal College of Surgeons IN Leedom. ' No to. Arundel-Meet, 8n..4. rem Temple Dar • VENEREAL BLINDNISS. To Mr. TRONIA, Ncw Dridge•ttrect. - - _ Dpiii ter, London. IT is with the moll heartfelt Ceti:GA;(7n that I ad area you oo the incomparabie excellence of your Invaluable Medicine—LEAKE's PATbN'I' PII.L.S.s-4n the fpriog dthis year 1 had the tnisfort one to contra& a Venereal Complaint, UM. doll with the molt alarming and dwle-outi frontons. ; la fo much that I have been couirsed to my room for a whole week together fend not able to ftir out of It: I had no reft night norday, sad ftulfered the ms ft excruciating pain and torment, and what was dill) work, my eyes Frtw weak and dim, fo that I could (carve leffee n any *Wed, it aver fo chafe to me, anal expee,ed nothing • seh than the total of my fight. Front a flout, heck by, and ra ther eorpolent man, I breame a mere ®allow, and an objedt of pity and compalfion.—My friends hal aU given me over, and thought my recovtry I.....poffilde. In this dreadful Rate, and el• peeling soul minute to I.e my tail Ni this world, I was fortu nately reconunen. l ed by a n :,:blsour to try your Medicines, but having tiled all ma dic a! aid to t.oritrpore,aud been at an enormous cape/ire, it was form time Issf. , tr I could be prevailed on to take them; at Lill 1 lon I'.r fiz boar•. and before I had taken them all, I found 0 1. rabic La is ;my pains gradually deereafed, and m) ay . llol. r .,,, • .aicl to the great furprize and at o nto.nieiso 1 4 :11 (ter three bolts more), nit health and 1' re:7 , s .•y. rf n.llored, and lam row, (thanks to my Gni. as:d Medieint ,„ st well and hearty u leer I was !II nay k.:. Y"us obliged humble fertran_ Hiehdltert, Eirlitl-Fbno. Noirernbe et, 1799. R. I...LEIGH. The above is tarneltly resale-mended to all Faroe.- that are in any do.ilit of their b. trg entirely free of every Venet real p icon! tsly to th afc s' out altering their condition In Ilk, as it will etriaiuly eradicate every taint admit nature. d boo es. r lane iland.ng, or however difguifed under the appearance of nth.r egoist's rs it minty he, Inc Soirtiutie, Glandular. and Cut e• n..tit..C.,inpla:nts It i.. 1.0 recto= tided to be taken, epee:Lily In the :(rd., &ovum r, and Fail. Pi euar‘d sell fold 1,) the role Noreen., TunuAl TAILOit, hl,ni roft' r C,0p..: awn of Surgeons, London, at hi. houre• N. 9, is! w a i f g act, where he will ;rive A dyke, without a Fcr, t., ta11.,; thek PUN, and will en(wer Patients Let trri, If polt pad, 01, the fannuterms, obit ruing in aU cafes the molt Inv). aLal.le ft :rev, uo Pe:fon't t 3112, a cab. loving been nuntiunrst, but at ttiv ix own r aricuLtr t equal, by the Proprietor. du..ng the court, ot more than ; c years. th had the con sltra of t t este. five (ale of the above and the practice arifingt tnint llnty aaa alf • fold by hit appointment, at the Perfumer's, Ns. 31, St. Alban's-Street, ; Mr. Koh...edict's Toy-Ctrop. No. tot, Oxford-arest ; Mr. St,)-. ibedtfirtler, Nrl. a. Unint.-row. L.rtk I swot-hi:1; ali.l by one Per:on in Irv, v conflecralle resets and Legland, In 134.L.6 J 0..17 is 9.1. rub 1.4.4 up, witk full in Own ilarreties:. - - 1.01..1)014 Printed and p%.!.• .144 `, 1..! :.L f; •• • CT" rerbur7.o Lambeth;. the 5. AR Cr r&. • . No. Cirri , ar. at . Pot:dlici as the sra. Or r r.,2.14c URLI list derl NUMJ TY was visas *stead -- r.rH ♦ will b A derl ire A