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FROM SATUBDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE - 7 -- elei-OFfICI I , NOTEmßlir 7. PA ILITAttY PROMOTIONS. IR Regiment of Foot-3 ieutenant Thorns. St. Clair to he Cap fain of a Company. by purchafe, vice Cladwin, who retires 2rb Ditto--Vnfign R. j. 3. Sampfno, from the 74th Foot, to he Enfign without purchafe, vice Gibbins, promoted in the Welt India Rangers. 9tb Dittn--Lieutenaot Benjamin Siboro to be Captain of a Com- panv, vice Sargent, deceafed itcth Ditto—Charles Mactionnell, Gent, to be Enfign, by par. chafN vice Holden. promoted lath Ditto--I.ieutenatit David Read, from the North Devon Militia, to be Enfign. 15th Ditto—Thomas Towniend March. Gent. to he Enfign, by purchafe, vice Stevens. r r, , mc.ted ; Roherr Stevenfon, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Moore, promoted in the 25th Foot. 16tb Ditto—Limitenanr Wiliam Rofs, from the rth Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Pick, who exchanges. 18th Ditto—Major J. B. Haffey. from the 47th Foot, to be Major. vice Yates, who exchanges. troth Ditto—Serjeant Hoath to he Quarter Mailer, vice Warren, appointed to the tth Royal Veteran Battalion. wit Ditta—Lieutenant Archibald Montgomerte, from the Der wickthire Militia, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Bodkin, pro moted in the 38th Font., 113 d I;itto—Sccond I.i.mtenant M'Mahon to he Fire Lientenantwithout porchdfe. vice Hazard, who refigus. 25th Ditto — Enfign Andrew Perron to be Lieutenant by put.. chafe ; Earl John Moore, from the 15th Four, to be Licute• nant,withour purchafe. 27th Ditto--Captain John White, from the rR Garrifon Botta. lion, tube Captain of a Company. vice Clore, who exchanges. 18th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Pudd, from the Bth Ganglia Battalion. to be Lieutenant, vier Robertfon. who exchanges 29th Ditto—lieutenant Colonel the Honourable George - A P. Lake from half pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Vefey. who eiehauges. jlit.Ditto----Lieutenant Edward Knox to be Captain of a Com pany,hy purchafe, vice Smart, who retires; lieutenant Wil• liana Butkr, from the Kilkenny Militia, to he Eon" 34th Ditto—Captain George Gibbons. from the 4th Garrifon Bat talion, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Coats. appointed to the 36tk Foot. 37U5 Ditto—Captain Reginald James, from the 46th Foot, to be Major, without purchafe, vice Stewart, promoted In the 'Weft India Regiment. 38th Regiment gf Foot. To he Lieutenants—Lieutenant John Major, from the 6th Gmr• Won Battalion, vice Pigott, promoted in the 4th Garrifon Bat talion t Bongo John Diller. from the sth Garrifon Battalion ; Enfign Richard Crofs, from the gth Garrifon Battalion ; Putt, Robert Glover, from the 8111 Foot; Enfign John BeR Morris, by purchafe. vice Nikill,promoted. 4;th Ditto—Major Jonathan Yates, from the alith Foot, to be Mak . e. vice Haffey, who exchanges; Enfign James Clarke, . . from the itoyals. tobe Lieatccant e withon piirchafe. Seth Regimast of Foot—Cornet Richard Gent, from the 7th Dra- goon Guards, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Ambrofe, promoted ' 33d Ditto—James Arthur, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Chiptuell, promoted. 38th Ditto—Enfign John Cullimore to be lieutenant, without purchafe; Lieutenant Robert Ball, from the Louth Militia, to Enfign, vice tollimore. 624 Ditto—Lieutenant John Sheartnan, from the 4th Gerrifon Baraboo, to be Lieutenant, vice M'lnnes, who erlanges. 63d.Ditto--Jamcs Yeaman, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Goodyar, who retires. 66th Ditto—Enfign Jonathan Baldwin, from the 6th Gartifon Battalion, to be Enfign, •ice Hill, promoted in the 6th Comt ism Battalion ; Robert Shekleten, Gent. to be Affiltant Surgeon, vice Reighley, fuperfed. 67th Ditto--Licutenant John Montgomery, from half•pay of the late Royal frith Artillery, to be Lieutenant, vice Steck, who exchanges. 68th Diu"- ' _...—..—.t.seutenant Michael Gould Tyrrey, from the Royal City of Cork Militia, to be Enfign. sft Ditto--Enfign William Graham, from the Royals, to be Lieutenant without purchafe. 73d Ditto—Lieutenant David Rofe, from the Dumfries Militia, to be Enfign. 7th Ditto—Egfign William Tew to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Haffard. promoted; Lieutcnaat•John Alves, from the In vercefs Militia, to be Enfign. 76th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieuteranta, without purchafe.—Enfign a George L. Rath bone, Edward Wakefield. and George Ogilvie. 78th Ditto—Lieutenant John MtDougall, from the Stirling Mi litia. to be EnSgn.. 13d Ditto— -Holpital-Mate Alexander Siephenfon to be Al: Whitt Surgeon. Bgth Ditto--I.leutenant W. A. Steel, from the gth Garrifon Bat talion, to be Lieutenant, vice Shurlock, who exchanges. Beth Ditto—Lieutenant W. H Pick, from the 16th Foot, to be • Lieutenant, vice Rofs, who exchanges. Ditto—Enfign -- Thornton, from the Berwickfbire Mi litia, to be Enfign. gsth Ditto—Second LiemenantWilliam Thomas to be Firft Lieu • • tenant, vice Turner, &ended ; Layton, Gent. to be Se cond Lieutenant, vice Thomas. g7th Ditto—Lieutenant William Doorman from the Royal City of Cork Pablo, to be Enfign. New South Wales Corps—Bernard M. Senior, Gent to be En fign, without purehafe, vice Mafters, promoted. Bth Weit•lntria Regiment—Major William. Stewart, from the 37th Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, without purchafe ; Entign Cummings to be Lieutenant, without purchsfe. Royal Weft India Rangers—Enfign William Gibbins, from the Bth Foot, to be Lieutenant, withoutpurehafe. Roll's Regiment —EnEen Foft. de Muller to be Lieutenant. vice Steller, deceafe.sl; Charles de Landron, Gent. to be EnOgn, vice Muller. aft Garrifon Battalion—Captain Maxwell Clore, from the 17th Foot, to be Captain of a Company,viee White, who exchanges. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant William Pigott, from the 38th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. vice Gibbons, appointed to the 34th Foot; 'Lieutenant F. M•lnnes, from the 62d Foot; to be Lieute nant, vice Shearman, who exchanges. 6th Ditto—Enfign John Hill, from the 66th Foot, to he Lieute nant, vice Major, appobred tothe,3Btk Foot; Thomas Watts Gafcoyne, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Baldwin, appointed to the 66th Foot ; Charles Clarke, Gent to be Militant Surgeon, vice M.Dermid, appointed to the 6th Royal Veteran Battalion. 7th Ditto.—Enfign George Niekolfon to be Adjutant, vice Bourne, a t. ted to the 83th Foot Bth Martin Robenfon, from the sEth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Budd, who exchanges. gth Ditto—Lieutenant William Shurlock, from the Bgth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Steel, who exchanges. itch Royal Vetaran Battalion—Willi:tin Scott, Efq. late Parini ter of the 6th Foot, to be Paymalter. HOSPITAL. STAFF. Deputy Purveyor John Price to be Surgeon to the Forces, vice Hogg, promoted. The King's German Legion. 34i Battalion of the Line—Lieutenant and Adjutant George Be ,. zoo tiohuhorft to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank, vice Weybe. jun. deceafed ; Enfign George /Ikon Weyhe to he Lieutenant, Vice Appuhn, appointed Adjutant; Cadet Serjeant Chriltian de Soden to be Fnfign, vice Wcyhe ; Lieu tenant George Appuhn to be Adjutant, vice nahnhorit. ° Northern Mons Volunteers—Robert Allen, Galt. to be Enfign, vice Thatcher, who refigos. MIMOLANDUM. Captain George Palmer ' of the 59th Foot, who was fuperfedcd 1* the Gazette of the isth Augaft, 'Sol, is rein Rated in his rack. Captain C. F.Thompfon, of the 39th Foot, is foperfeded, being Went without leave. Cornmillion in the Lovedon Volunteer infaotry. finned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. Dated Odober 19, 1807. . • :r: BANKSKIFTCY SUPIMSEDED.:. M 4. Cann, of Blackwell, Middlefex, vial:rarer. • ,Richard Willetts, of Salford, Laricallifre,'lnanuladttner. • BANKRUPTS • • £ on- e!'. • liumphry Pepe, of RatdUf Caads. Middlefex, virlbloer.; to-lbe rcuder Nov. 14, at, and becembea 19, at tvrelve,,at Guildhall. Attornles, Metres. Hennes and Lewfi,eilari lan!, tracton. Frederick Francis, of Ohifwieli, 11RMiBefex, (nigh, dealer and ehapmut. November a 9, 24, and Pec.z9, at devea, at GuildhalL ' Attorney,- Mr Freame, Great Q2eat ftreet, Lincoln's Inn-fields. William Maribam Martin, late of Gofport, Hams, bookfeller, printer and ftationer, dealer and chapman, Novernber 13, at : two, Not. 14, It eleven, and December zg, at•twelve, at the Crown Inn, Oofport. Attornies, Mr. Gregory, No. 12, Cle ment's fon, London ; or Mr. Richard Perron'. Gofport. Thames Livermore the elder. of Chelmsford, Effcx, grocer and tallow chandler. Noiember 14, at eleven ; Nov. a 7, and Dec. 19, at ten. at Guildhall. London:. Attornles, Meffrs. &aural,' and Dalton. Union. ftreet, Bithopfgate ftreet, London. Edward Kirkman, of Portfanouth,ll4nts, linen draper, dealer and chapman. November 14, at eleven, Nov. 57, and December 19. at ten, at GuildhaU. Mummies, Mars. Berry and James, /Stick lerfburY, London.' John Rudd, of High Holborn, Middlefex, cheefemonger, Nov. as, at eleven. November 29, at one, and December 19, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Noy, Mincing-lane, London. John WeSiter, of Manchefter, painter, dealer and chapman, Nov. 30, I)ecesnber z, and £9, at four, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, YVancheller. Attornies, t.leffra.Shophard and Adlingtun, Bed ford row, London; or Mr. Wetherall, No. 9, Spring Gardens, Mancheller. Robert Swaine, of Halifax, John Swathe, of Skircoat, Edward Swaine. of London, Hannah Swaine, of Halifaz, Jofvph Swaine of Halifax, and Henry Ramfbotham. of Bradford, Yorkffiire , merchants, manufaCurers, and copartners, N . ',ember 16, at the White Swan, Halifax ' Nov. 30, at the Talbot, Bradford, and Dec -tuber 19, at the bode of Richard Ludley, Halifax, at ten. Attornies, Maas Blunt and Bowman, Old Pay Office, Broad greet, Lo n don ; or Mr. Ramfden, Halifax. flizabeth Bullock, of Birmingham, Warwiekihire, milliner, Nov. 19. so, and December r 9, at eleven, at the Croft' Keys. Tewke n,ry. A ttornies, Mr. Philip Ballard. Malvern, Worcefterlbire, or Mr. &Infield, Bouvede-ftreet, Fleet-ltreet, London. Jofeph fohnfon and john Statham, of Twickert's Mills. Northavap tonfnite• anti l'hornas Johnfon, of Hyde-ftrert, Bloomibury, PAiddlefrx, millers, dealers, charnen and copartners, November t 7, tB, and Dec. 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Meffrs, Swain, Sevens and Maples, Old Jewry, London; or Mr. But cher, Northampton. Abraham !fazes, late of George-ftreet. Minories, London, money , (nerve:lea, Nov. t 4, 25, at one, and Dec. 59, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Dowgate John l'arrra k, formerly of Hofpital-ftreet, Birmingham, and late of Cagle greet, HolbormLondon, Jeweller, dealer and chapman, Nan e ether re, 24, and December 19, at one, at Guildhall.- Att••rney, Mr. Poole, Dowgate HUL William Layton Winter, of Albion Place, Blickfriar's Road, Sur rey. Rationer, dealer and chapman, Nov. 14. at twelve, Nov 28, at one, and December 59, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Flafhman, Ely-place, Holbnin. John I.uxon Bruton, of Prince's-greet, Rotherhiffie, Surrey, ma riner, dealer and chapman, November 14, 24, and December 19, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Oakley, New Loadon• (treat, Crutched Friars. William Rattray. of King's greet, Deptfotd, Kent, cheefemonger, dealer and Chapman, November t s, at eleven, Nov. 19, 9, at twelve, and Dec. 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 1). Howard, Jewry greet, Aldgate. Robert Thompfon, of Brar.cepeth Parks, Durham, dealer and chap. man, November 23, 24, and December t 9, at eleven, at the Hat and Feather, Claypeth, Durham. Attornies, Mr. fllakifton, Symond's Inn, London; or Mr. John Hine+, Durham. John Watfon the younger and Paul Catterall, bo£h of Prefton, Lancafhire, cotton-fpinners. dealers and copartners, December 4,5, and 19, at eleven. at the Legs of Man, Prefton. Attornies, Mr. Winftanley, Prefton ; or Meffrs. Milne and Parry, Old- Jewry, London. John Watfon, John Watfon the younger, Infrph Watfon, and David Ainfworth, all of Prefton, LancaThire, cotton-fpinners; dealers and copartners, December 4,5, and 19, at eleven, at• the 1 egs of Man, Prefton. Attornies, Mr Winftanley, Preficm, or Meffrs. Milne and Parry, Old Jewry. London. . Jofeph Myers, of Whittle, Lancafhire, cotton fpinner, Nov 30, Dec. a, and tp, at eleven, at the Legs of Man, Prefton. Attor niss, Mr. Wmftanley, Prefton; or Mars. Milne and Parry, Old Jewry. Samuel Headen, of Threadneedle greet. London, in'uraneebroker, Nov 19, 24, and Dec. 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pahnore, Wamford-court, Throgrnortom greet. Charles Ellis, late of Jermyn.ftreet, parith of St. fames, IKeftmln fter. tallow-chandler, dealer and chapman, November 14, at twelve, November 2/, at one, and Dec. 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Courteen, College Hill. Charles Parry. of Liverpool, currier, December r, 2, and 19, at rne, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies. Mr. Windle, John greet, Bedford row, Lyndon ; or Meffrs, Staniftreet and Eden, N 0.6, Leigh greet, Liverpool. Hay Smi-h. of Albemarle.ftreet, /trig) of St. George, Hanover fquare, Middlefex, wine merchant and haberdafher, dealer and chapman, Nov. 12, at eleven, Nov. z 9. at twelve, and December 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Hogartb, Staple- William White, la;c of Southampton-row, Ruffen repine, Middle lex, baker, dealer and chapman, November 12. at eleven, Nov. 19, at twelve, and December 19. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Gregory, No 12, Cl••ment's Inn. Pc tar '1"olfou and Richard Tolron. now or late of Leeds,Yorkihire, merchants, dealers and copartners; Nov. 27, 28, and Dee. 59, at ten, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Tim mat William ruttie, Leeds; or Mr. Lambert, Hatton Garden, London. George Haffaff, of Birmingham, perfumer, dealer and chapman, December 4. S. and 19, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birming• ham. Attornies, McCrea Lee and Corrie, Birmingham; or Mr. John Alexander, Bedford row. London. Robert Watmargh and Robert Williamfon Clapham, of Liverpool, foap boilers, tallow-chandlers and copartners, Decemter a. 3, and 79, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern .I.iverponl. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Black flock. St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, London, or Meffrs. Bardfwell ant Stephenfon, Drury lane, Liverpool: John Jones, of Limehoufe, Middlefex, baker, November 14, 2c, at one, and December 19, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorr,ey, Mr. Richings, Fly Place, London. Alexander Shirreff, of Fenchurch-ftreet, I.rmdon, merebant , Nov. 14, 20, and December 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attntglelseifirt Unwin, Shadwdi. • . : • John Watfon, John Watfon the younger, and Jorepb of Pre Ron, Lancafhlre, cotton.m anufaelerers. dealers and eel partners, December 2,3, and 19, at eleven, at the Legs of Man. Prelim) A gnmies; Mr. Winftanley, in Prefton ,; or Megra. Milne and Parry. Old Jewry, London. James Reeve, of Holborn, Middlefex, umbrella-maker, dealer and chapman, N0v.14, at, and December 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Swarm, Fore-greet, London. George Cunnington, of Webber-greet, Sr. George's Fields, atirrey, baker. Nov. 14, 24, and December t 9, at one, at Guildhall - l i Attorney, Mr. John Crude (hank ,of Great St. Helen's, London. The great Fair for bodes at Howden, in Yorkshire, is jolt over, where good holies of all defcjiptions, whether for bat oils, hunting, or the road, fold at high prices. Gond colts were fcarce, and fold well. Horfes adapted for the cavalry and artillery fervices were in great demand, and the prices for thole cf that defcription experienced a conliderable advance. This, which is indifputably the largeft lair for hocks in the kingdom, commences annually on the 25th of September, ancontinues till the 3d of°&ober, being attended by all the principal dealers from Londt,n, Edinburgh, and from feveral of the great towns in the different counties of. England.• During every night of the time above.mentioned, there arc not leis than 2=o hot les in the (tables of the sefpeaive inn• keepers, or fent out to grafs. The fables of the public houfes in, the adjacent villages, to the extent of ao miles round Howden, are alfu completely full. So that it may be fairlr tflituated,,th. -*left AdLaid Way, Efq. to be Captain. • r : It. ' , 7 el ...) 'mat 110 t, leis than Coniraiffion figned by tits Lotd .Lieuessantsof the 4 000 hOr res are every day ell:laded to (al.-Laud (up. County of Ayr: -.PI ,: poring this number is renewed only four times during aBth, or .11yrihile Regiment of Militia. . - tlaofe to days, which is a very moderate calculation, -fa e or g e maetensie, Gent U. be Lietlitaanta vim A; ricrton, rp it : follows, that about 16,coohortes ars : iiirpored of at ~v. DANA 4,14.1vber .6,0 r. • tijk!tilir,, Worth togellAr.4o,lo - 1 , 4111 aQopiaol. :FROM IHE ODIMON pAZETTE. NOVEMBER, V - • /Waage Price of C.orniii Eciland,ead Wales, fP4l2the Rettielhk eildejigOc24l,,aB3 l 7. . - Ok. of. I eye . I Spiel". i Oats. y ea.. 1 Peafe. 1 , s. R, i.t , d.. a. cl. • a : d. sp•el a. d. 66 10 415.. ifp 311 . 5 27'10 SS' acr 80 6. The ovens:: i'cice of Sugar, computed 'from the Returns andel io the wgitk ending Nov. 11, is 3os. 3fd.per hundred weight. SEA-COAL NUITIDiLT OFFICE, LONDON, NOV. j. r" • . • enemies sous, and' PIICtS. • Monday. 1 I Wed:lced. Friday. Nev. g. Nov. 4 Nov. 6. - ' I 11 47 6 .... • NEWCASTLIICOAL. Adair's Main Baker's Main • g Bcnton I,eng Biggs Main • i Bryan Main • . / Croft's Main - ; EightouMoor - g ElWon • 1 Heaton Main • 3 Hebburn Main - 7 Holy well Malu - Kenton Main - • 3 Hawktworth - 3 Bonwell Main • Murton Main - I Percy Main d. / Pontep—Simpfen's • • Pontop Windfor's • • South Moor • • g Tanfield Moor - g Townley Main • x Walker " 1I Wall's End • 6 Temple's Wall's End - 3 Whiteficid - I Willington - 6 I K all its win th - s South Hebburn - s 11:11 and Brown's Wails End 4 I lilyth - s Cowpen Main - a SUNDERLAND COAL. Bourn Moor - g Eden Main - '1 Iledworth's - 3 Low Main . a Mutgroue's Main • . 1• Newbottle Moor - 1 Pearith New Main - Reelory - I Raters Main - I 41 0 "4/ 6 3z o 41-3 ,44 6 46 3 43 6 31 6 p 6 46 9 14- 13 0 43 6 43 0 To pluck the role of pleafure, and not to he wounded by its thorn, has been the favourite objet of mankind. though in thin they have been too often difappointed ; happily for the good of fociety, the baneful effects of illicit intercourfe are eafily removed.. if application is made to that invaluable preparation of Dr. Na Ef• MA tes, termed C Ul - rA SALUTARIS. Thole Diuretic Vege table Drops contain no mercurial poifon to undermine the conlti union, and plant difeafe where the aim is to reftore health, which fo many boafted fpecifics of the day do ; on the contrary, fo in nocent is this molt efficacious preparation, that it is adminiftered with fafety to children of the molt tender age, fo fuccefsful are its powers as to eradicate from the habit in a Ihort time the feeds of difesfe, - however latent they may be, or diftant the time of of fedion. The molt obftinate gleeta, lots of bone and palate, and, in &art. the wont appearances of the ation of a certain dif:afe, have yielded, in a very Ilion period, to their influence. To this Medicine how many thoufands have been indebted for the reite ration of health, after being difmitTed the Hof7itala, and havirg gone through all the routine of common medicine; nor are hs virtues confined alone to counteract a certain difeafe ; wherever a morbid ttate of the fluids wilts, as in fcorbutic and urritous com• plaints, it is no lets a never faiang remedy. Sold wholefale at Mr. &tier's, No. 4, Clicaptide, corner of Parcrnolltr-row ; and retail by molt Country Bookfellers, in bottles at 26. 9d. and 45.61 with ample dircdlons. 47 o 3i 1 47 6 4 6 st 6 51 6 Se 6 46 48 0 so 6 St 0 sr, 45 6 DIED. On Thurfday, the Stb inn at his feat, at Waterftock, Oxford • mire, in the 83d year of his age, Mr William Henry ilibiturft, late one at his Majefty's Juftices of the Court of K!ng's Bcceh. On Saturday night, t his hours in Rutland-court, Charterhoufe fquare, aged 79, the ltev. Matthew ltaint, Vicar of St. John's, Statiwick, and Redtor of Kirby Wilke, in the County of York, and Diocefe of Cheiter. SURVEYS OF THE COUNTIES OF ABERDEEN AND BANFF. Landholdels of thole Counties being clefi• roux of obtaining an accurate Topographical SURVEY of deir extent, would be inclined to enter into Terms with any well recommended and experienced surveyor, for that purpofe. The information and Particulars which the Survey mud em brace, are contained in bilis-oakum to be ken in the hands of Henry Jardine, Writer to the Signet. Princes-Rreet, Edinburgh ; or Thomas Burnett, Advocate In 'Aberdeen, with either of whom offers muff be ludged Off or before the moth day of December next. —Aberdeen, OeLaber is, 1807. IrN pr4teffing myfclfa tegulai ly educateiMember of A the College of Surgeons. 1 think it incumbent on me to fignife that my Diploma from the College of 3urgeons in London,as well as Certifiates from the Hofpitali, and various profeffors under whom 1 fludled Phyfic, Surgery and Midwifery, have been for years placed in one of my parlours, open to the infpettiora of any perfon who happens to t.c there, or is defirous of fuch exatninatiie Thirteen yeias I have refigned all other pradlice for the Rudy and treatment of Vene,real Complaints and Debility—but it was not till I had experience as'an Army Surgeon and general Pradli tioner. that I thought myfelfpftified in the fefeition of this pecu liar branch. The concentrated force of the human Intelledt when dire led to a particular point, mutt acroire fuperior ty within the circle of its own anion, and long•continued fued:fs is a decided proof - that my efforts have not been lets beneficial to others than advantageous to myklf. The Medd and the mike , / which arifes from a certain deftruc tive habit fo pernicious to Ichoolhoys, have been frequently pour trayed by the moratifts of the age ; but it Is the duty of every Yraetitioner, when called upon, to rale - refuels fufferings b 7 me. dical affilance, and it is the acquirenwni of my exclufive expe rience in this line to offer. in every fuch cafe, a fafe and certain re-eitabliflunent.—ln flight cafes of deficiency produced by free. refidence in warm climates, or too much indulgence of fedudtive patfions, and in all recent venereal complaints, early application infures ,an immediate cure. But in the moil com plicated cafes of debility. accompanied by fever, or diforders of the fyltcsn arlfing from negledted infedlion, fame perfeverance is indifpenfahly requifite for the reanimation of the conitifution, and reitoration to health and vigour. In all cafes, in either ft:, the melt inviolable fecrecy is obfery ed, and the terms of remuneration are plainly Rated os, the deft interview. TO MY CORRESPONDENTS. The extended reputation, which was the firit oiled of my am bition. In the TR EATM ENT of VENEREAL COM Pl. AIN I'S and DEBILITY, basing attradted to me various Correfpondents in the United Kingdoms of Great Britain, and from different parts of Europe and America, I beg to addrefs this Public Notice to fuch Correfpondents. The occupation of my time in anfwering letters from thole who grudge not remantration, made it neceffary for me fame years ago obteree, that no letters could be noticed urlcfs a Bank Note was inclofed. I again repeat the information, that no lettere, with- j out inclohires, can be anfwered, unkfs from Patients already un• der my care. And i beg to Riggeft, that letters from the Well Indies, or from any Foreign Country, molt contain not only a j complete Raiment of the Cafe, hat a very liberal cum, fuffieicnt to compenfate for Rudying and writing, fully on the Complaint,.{ and for the Preperation of a confiderable Cour& of Medicine by a London Chemin, if fuch Ihould be requiflte. Where the diftanee -does not admit frequency of correftiondenee; it is alfo defiled, that Ike age, the manner of living, and general feelings, as well as every fyroptum thit cau pofbbly be defcribed, be moil particularly fpe cified. Letters require no other dire' ion than. the Chrißian and Sur name, '• Martin Brve, Efq. London ;" and th-tt the minds of either E.ex may have the Solicit alfuranet of feereey, the pottage of fetters, aecompsofid Foes, need not be paid at the time, bat will after. wards be. charged to the party. MARTIN BRVE, Member of the Royal Colt. ge of Surgeons in Lotsdais: No act, Arundel-fir/et, Strand, near Temple-bar. • • Them is an additional annum in Water Roca adjoining. .. v.. I • SALEgiIY .• , WINES vwsys . ,.._ " SALE OF PORT WINES AT DOVER AND . BEAL N OTICE is hereby eras, that the Sale of the Port Wines, wracked in the' Massy and Elizabeth, on the Goodwin Sands, end advertlfed for the lids and Lath instant, is unavoidably pollpoord. They will mt probably be fold in the murk of the fellosving wet-ti mid time ly nottee thereat *ill be given. JAMES HALL; Andknecr, Margate. pato Loindontavern, Foshole-flreet, Plymouth, on * mob day of Novembir instant, at ten o'clock. lo the forenoon, THE. HULL of the Ship Gaut? Suwattonr.—. Alfo her Math. Yar.ls, Sidis, Anchors, Cables, Standi ng ai g eo g , and a gime , ity of other S ores,—For Cat a l ogues apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth, ' 117 Order of the Conunitioners far the Care and Difpofal of PrufPe Propene, THE FOLLOWING GOODS,Tiz, 196 Piece. Brandy.-4 Ditto (Spirits) Ukto 44 Half Pieces Red Wine 17 Ditto French White and Pieardon Wine. Being part of the Cargo of the Daniffi lino Foal u NA, Van Camp* matter, condemned as Pt iz< to hia, Majefty. A few Tons CampeacS7 an 4 Hezdura- Logwood, and a fraall Cinputizy of Or:ruling Stones. Alto, Dont)l.l Barrela Single Ditto Gunpawder. 4 3,;7• 1 t s i Hila a iel lf rie : a i a t nr r r o da, I Damaged Dino. 5 barrels mall Cartridges Foe Catalogues, Simples. and further information, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, il}mouta. BY PRIVA SALE, FORTY Bales of SMYRNA COTTON WOOL , and 4a Bales GEORGIA ditto—For Samples sod other Particulars, apply to Mr. lOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Ply. mouth; or to Metrs. Slk‘ITH, MARTEN, sad ST. BARBI, london.—Plymouth, October 17, 18:4. On Thorfday next, the tath of November, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the :-hip Inn, Dover, by virtue of a Conunif- Bon addreffed ro the Mar&ll of the High Court of Admiralty, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. ± Bag. Juniper Berries, weighing Ccot.67 tis JO Ditto Bays Berries 78 ap Being part of the Cargo of the Dania' Brig ANNA DOROTHEA, PICI a - a ESCHELI Matter. detained en a voyage from Triefte, bound to Tonningen. by Lieutenant SMITIIIRS. of His Majeity's gun brig the Bautzen. And immtdiately afterwards will be fold, About 70 Tons Flax, which has been wet by fca water; and ions of Dry Flax • Being part of the Cargn'of the Portugucfe Brig SANTA Ityrra, J. D. S FERREIRA Matter, which was Branded near the South Foreland on the 3d initadt, on a voyage from Rigs, bound to Vianna. Alio will be fold, a Cable, Hamfera, and Cordage raved from the laid Wreck. The Goods may be viewed on the day previous, and on the morning of tale, by application to Marrs. FedJr and Minot, D. ocr Ntat kkte.t.4 - IULD rIAGh and GARDEN, CHAU SI DE, ENHEI MIDDL ESEX —Land- tax Redact:tied. By Ivleffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succeift.rs to Mr. SMITH) ACOMPACT FREEHOLD COTTAGE, plea, fantly fituated in from of the New River, Chace-fide, trip field, in the occupation of the Proprietor, Mr. Patrick CawdeA, who will gilts early poireffion. The H oule contains two Bed. chambers, two Servants' Rooms, Parlour, and Dining Haß, with a cheerful Lawn, Flower Garden, Greenhoufe,and Offices, To be viewed, and Particulars had of Mars. Hoggart set Phillips, No. 6r, Old Broad Brett.. LEASDHOLDS, CITY TERRACE, CITY ROAD. By Meffrs. HOGGAR'T sad PHILLIPS, (Suoceffoni to Mr. SMLTU) On the Premifes, on Friday, November 13, at twelve o'clock, (If re( previoudy clifpolcd of by Private C)ntra&), TWO Subaantial LEASEHOLD DWELLINGT. -A- HOUSES, Noo. t 4 sad ts, City Terrace, City Road, near Weflmordand Place, with (tone cornice, and date roofs, Maffei in the belt manner, and fit for immediate polfdlion, each contain ing live airy bed chambers, drawing, diving, and fitting roams kitchen, ccilarli g, yard, and fore court ; bud for ahom finy-three years, ;.t a ground rent of I°l sox ins annum. May be viewed, and particulars bad on the premifcs; and of Medic Huggart and Phillips, No. Oa, Old Br ...id..ftrcet, Royal F xeange. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES AND RESIDENCE _ HERTFORDS/DRE. By Meffrs SKINNER, DYKE, andt l a oOWednefday, Novem ber t t, at 'Twelve, at Oirraway'a, in Three Lot., notch accept able offers are made to pun-bare by Private Contrail, AVery valuabie FREEHOLD ESTATE, defi rabiy fituate within one mile of the comma of St. Alban's, bounded tor a confiderable diftance by the 114 A mail road, a beau *tiful and procludive part of the county of Hens; comptifing she "commodious and well fitted up refidence, called New Barnes, with excellent officts, coach houfe, and Raiding; pleafure-grounct, gardens, green honk, bailifF a mcifusge, capital fuming buildings, and the contiguous rich water meadows, graxh , g, arable, aad woods, containing 319 acres of fine high cultivatad land. rcfredocd by the river Colne, and forming three moft eligible farms, calla New Barnes and the Lodges, the greeted part of which are fres of tithes; the land tax re.leenrcd of the whole eftate, and imote 'dlate poffeffion may be had. The boufe to be viewed by tickets only, which may be had, with particulars, of Mcffrs Skinner, Dyke and Co. Aiderfgato ftreet, where a plan of each hot may be feen ; the Farms, by Fr plying to Mr. Woodbridge, the Bailiff, at New. Barnes, of whom particulars may alto be had; and at the White Hart, St. Alban's; Red Lion, Barnet ; of Mears. Wcftona, Solicitors, Fcnchurdo fircet ; and at the place of Pale. — PUBLIC esDVAN rA OE. ' J 'HE advantage the public mutt always derive . from negutariy educated profeffional men dire/ling aka& ex cluEvely their Itudies to one Ipe.cies of Malady, was newt more dearly demonftrated than by the unexampled fuceefs which has attended the admiedilration of their new remedy, and the extra ordinary cures it has perforthed. Fora long feriesof years, Meta CURRIE and Co. Surgeon,. fermedy in his Majefty's rendre. have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular °Ned of their in vefligation, and are happy in having difeovered a medicine furt her to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is flacks* to obferve that the effede of this remedy are diametrically oppofite to thole of raereury,for thrush it completely eradicates every vefilge of the virus, in its molt confirmed Bagel, yet it does not In the leaft injure the conßitution—on the contrary, it renovates the f 0• tent in all its natural fuodions, promotes appetite, and facilitates digc Mon—thus inftead of red acire a firong and vigorous conilitts tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, It not only pre- • Gives that eon:Motion in its piimitive ltate, but relkores a weals and debilitated one to its natural firength and rigour. Numberkfs Mariners are en recent record of the fuperlereillcacp of this Medicine, its inherent and fpecthe virtues ading u a per petual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding tram an excels of conjugal or illicit pleafure, or frays the morn infiduoul, though ore lets deli u6tive -indulgence of incau tion, youth of both feed; in a certain pernicious habit. Amid* the melancholy variety diforders which are the cockquenee or ' this folitary vice, there are none more of lidieg than that diltreffing Rate of debility and deficiency, w bleb prevents. orembittas the ma trimonial Rate ; the unhappy fuffertr broods over his misfortune• afhamed to leek ratief , until be is reduced to fuels a Rate of weak nth as to render life oppredive. To latch perfons it muit bee con futing refiedion. to knew that they may now, by a new infallibk mode of treatment, he reftored to that greateft of all humus b togs.altrong, manly and vigorous eterftitution. In all cafes ni debility, deficiency. from whatever once arifing. as well as in every fpedes of venereal infedion, Mars Currie sod Co. may be confulted ty patients o either fez, with the grata fecreey and hownir. at their hook, No. soy. Hatton Garden. • Letters from the Country (plait paid) induding a bank note, ..wlßhave the neeeffary medicine and advice fent to any part of tie • Kl6 l l 4alu No to; Hatton Garden. Pri'red athl put:rifted by I.brkL KANT; (of Can tabtry • PI:Ce, L 3.2!. •.ei i 7)Sr. eieSTa.vrrica, N. 1, Carr , . . area. • roltleii alfu tLc STA t (/* •A, a , l ca-pk-Bar 44 3 4S 0 se 6 ,44 9• jo 0 4s 3 4$ o se 6 416 4i 6 469. 49 0 32 6 40 0 St 3 44 6 43 0 43 6 44 0 48 0 So 0 46 o 4$ St • 41 0 49 0 47 3 43 0 51 6 ss 6 st 6 so 0 st 6 53 0 443 4$ 6 4316 43 9 42 6 42 400 43 6