Star. — London, England, 1804-10-22 00:00:00

Froso r& iLIiDOWGAZETTII, OAb&► ADINIIALTY orricr, OCTOBSI 20. espy of a Letter flort Captain Major JACO. HINNICER, GI hit Ma}eny't Bony the ALSACOIL, 10 WILLIAM MAKIDAN, .Iq. dated the :ph Wham Sir—l beg kave to tranfmit to yon, for the infor nation of my Lord s Commiffioners of the Admi ralt y , a copy of my letter to Rear Admiral Sir Janis Sall ow's Bart. of this date. • I ' find if my duty to_ass.quaint you, that yeller. Any, the tfids. in proceeding from Granville Bay, topunuance of your orders, at the diftance of three miles I had en opportunity of obfervino the five flo • tilla driven on °sore on the 9th ult . by his Majefty's Ikup under my command, and afeertai Ed that they were all RBI there, &ramped and bilged, with a heavy fea and tremendous furl breakinglllll violently over them. " ( Signed) s. J. I.IIIIM. WIRITINAAL, MAT 34 Tbe Klieg bee bees dad to grant unto Naarked Jena, Frahm ot Efq tie Bait India Compel at Bagdad,bis Royal Licence sod Fensidies to reedit and wear the Bulge ot the Onto or the Coking. te dm Musa Ws, which the Grand dagolor bath tenellsiggid to Ha. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAIL-oltriCe. °CIO'S". 20, 'SCA. "011111 of O tt orset rdszinurosi Joerres In Mbe Usabliisdh purcleak, vice Spencer, peasoted Ae.Peter Thom ires.ftant the NM Foot,to ts elpgd . Wre=lkeet lillinghwed. who exchanges. 6110010 el Gerdes, Gent to be Enke, exchanges. - et• gmnish„ Mot ilmighoriede oppoistroor los sot talks place. ▪ Ploo--loglis !stride Paden to be Lteotassot, without pm eAk. Mee Matt. prenatal to die loth Foot. • Diess-.ThemErm Gesa. to he &dip, by parchafe,l dm Mackay. to Med& Orepsem 011110Dril isms thersis,froso the iat Regiment of Shat °suds, to be Adigemst.with the rash et ledge ; dericant Major James Homo, troastbe st Feet Goode, to be %user. fsb ibt rasgamOs theeiertha Oast. to be Lisatassat. ormolu par- Mas m a p le,. /UM host tilt alltb Peas Bth Regiment of Foot. ' 'robs tresummos...goilp James Hardy meat& bundle sob Poe totaswes Oussam. from the 61 ft Feet Bodge jibsteak the JIM Feet I Ear Illooker, l vice Olden, r oc is the gad Pest aaftga ---Dradbridge, : Mee Made. promoted la the yids Fem. To be lloorm--olarge Arden, Gest, eke Hooker; Thomas aeoL the 'gib Feat, viss amia lledbridge. te be -Pi6lar—Quater"Maßerderleast We. Lewis. gob Ihedwick Wades, has lobs Leeteserm, Mee dishy, deceded. itple Dieti aw l Doutke. to be Psnalta, vice Cotten. . abetters& Otaw—jorcpb _Asperse. Gest, to be lodge, widest* per ' eteh, vice whet appelatment Ks nog tekenlime. Nei llitio-lits . -ereasw Rickard Walh. from the ph Sao. , m or Kane, to be Qsarta-Mader. ra."00,8"-Liosteasot , Thous Wool, Pro* the 'ph Foot, es be Casale d • Cempany, without estobak ; Liens:sant Om A. Med, Rego belfry d the IA Foot, a he Utmost*. vice veto aschasio• diNd DitirThowas Lantos. Oat. to be Far" by weber& Igliallow"Caleai Timms a CWilliee omp asy, ee, Illardymen, Prost halloo el who the ToM. is be Cogs& d vice didiegegge. gal Ditisw..Li es oment Demos hellorfes, hem ggdg Feet, to be Ctinams whys* web& pa elos-Aissolosse Sior srs woody to to mlbstiost.biee Hl- orsorsesdn the e$ roots La sit Wawa To siet w l:= l/14. 'et* Wakes Mine to to Liestount, without =Lim Koss, preserated; Liesumant wain Keith toth Tom se Limonsm. without di A s o, presseted ithe ph root; Jehn te Odle. es be Enka. vies Milne. Dius-Qdtiosier Shaw. Gees. (Lkstemot with mp tad o. 'gen mirk Kees Me teammates of Fenno), tabs Leek vice • ilemease. dee isedommet bos set eaten Sao& Ipllb Weroge, Gem, to be Zip. sadism pashas. 4451, dradtrimg. that. eo be !Asp, ap se etwie.vies Oenagis.pen=sod s Itlebani Odes. Gm TMlers, wittiest Mee Islam mamma its the Bth Feet. path Regiltient of Foot. o be ladess, witless poodolo-•Williese Sow, Gent. Joan t &Meg. Gest Jobb Neet.tiae. vice Headkoherthiaappoist u Dseitt t hoe sot taloa dme. es.--Entipt .--•••-•tbe Maoris of Tweedale, from the Ida Feces, en be Lismonos. without parade ; Lk:stenos Willies ids Cleetwygol, to be Adingont ; teepees Mars' the gosh Feet , r o b e -Mader- %arta. Meier. gbh Ultee--Fadtgo Cluiftopher Wass tote Lientesant. without dm Test, la die of Foot ; Imre, , oest. to be without radish, vice Wake ; Pram Oath to be , without porthafe, vice Fits. peumeted be the title Feet. gpth Dites-4.lementro Theism H. E. beercgor to be Adamant, deo yeemosi. hit=ablo'. Pow. to be Inks. by pardafe + vise premeted. 4sa elser-3se P s al Hipiths. Gent es be Ind" Indices rdiele, vin Ostmtket. pessemed to the its Foal. pe 6511Dite5.41610 Geoid Posed. Illosset, from the IR beetalion of reteme, to be Ithrs4warout porthafe, eke Denedien, pre mesa la the Yeti iipth Dims.-.Camit George 11111b e gbarft, hem the syth Light Dressemos C. ain of a Coessoy. Moe Ryan. wise at. thafthea Of Meepthatha, Goat. ',be lisdpioritiont w - Coedit, monsetsi in tee sad Feet. ad yak Dis vies osarlosisid Hem. Oat to be Endes, without pap Ads, vies Niggles. orelosed M tbe Tort yg4 DiterChseice limey M. Jargon, Omit. to be Endo, by prardede.ther Mies , H resrersegllithear Sc. Paul. hem MK pay its 06 Fem. to be Linesmen, vice Jam Ender, who ea _ To be Shaeci. et* Ellego-410.1. Asiorfeat, haat hell pay of the Indeproo._ go he Copula el a Cessarrasy. else Melba, preonsud in the Syets /we. Sied enfigo Thomas Cersalre. front the (orb Toot. to be Lingeomee, without pareisak. DViesodasetaiwot Jobs Lawry, to he Adjutant. eye waiollowil Jobs Weil& to be Careens al a Com. ren.osithest MA Gait. to be Win, widows parade Tenadt".oess. to be When, whiniest parshafe, oke A t of Tweedele.prognaled to the tsd Foos. "At of Fee*--Assoss PrtFartree. Efi. (oyrteits with torgirsity es& trues the toe bushes of Referee.) is be Lofts, without purdah t J roan. trot Wary Wak e . GeNite.hibc Emirs t farmyard Hasty Wore to be A4pnaut ; 11.0 e Crawford to be pre Olew.-DOlre Kober* MwdsL hew the oth Batt Tim at eeferre e to be Lieuten an t, wfdieget porchsfe ; ‘obert Asderfas to be Ditto; Houlloa Walere. Gent. to ha t nfi;:t. . by =vice Artwtheme, proasnewl in the yth Feat; Dom ft Geste. be be Fasts, without perehak. peel Dletwo•Cartabe Weiss Fed. haws b pay of the c4h Fot, is be Capsule ef a Company, eke Meehan, pronoord in the byth hot Liortimaiet i ttwe lAm to lat Car Ito d a Compaq, aldose porebrfe. vie net, promos! is , the aph Foot. pp& Noble, Gan. to be liteonsi I I,ornspe, with • ago riwasig. vice nave" Abraham I.4.sruni S;re• =Gest oe be lcogeml *about purebek, vac , renewed Ole Dbrio-"Assolvel. t - 3 wee A. Mel. from the 4p h Foot, t.. be Afilpsza, ugh the Raft of Litotes...wt. wee Fuller, pro- Whit 1011 Welt leaLl Itesimast--Tbair Deserti.so, Gaga. to be Eska, widaort pude*. eke Coot ry prestavA i -stubs* st• elle.Woo Bit Mt Urnilehthent•Colopel Jahr Tue. surlL haw bet pry York Reopen. to be Melo-. tier sobo ga.heetr.; Curtsies Homed Desoto., 11,1.1 the hovel Ar - Ober). to be Mare, vet Woman, ei. ponted to the Pod root. 3d Ditto—Lientenant I4enry Anneßey, from the S7th roOt,to be (*min of a Company, vice CuykrAmointad to the 59th Foot. yth little—Serleant Donald Mackay to be gliarteradalter, "lee Waßh, appointed to the at ft Foot, 7th Ditto.—Brevet Lieutrnant-Colonel Flampfoicy, o Pide ct twoit Thomas from the 53d Foot, to be M a j or . vice Hockfed Tile King's German Legion. Jame. Anderfon, Efq. to be Paymalla to the 3d Battalion of the Line. and Frederick Precht, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon to • the Regiment of I.ight Dragoon". S th Royal Veteran Battalion. Captain William Hampton, from the 67th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Muirron, decried. EMT. To be Infpeeing Field Officers of Yeomanry and Vo lunteer Corps, with temporary rank of Lieutenant Colonels in the Army. G-orge Mercer. Efq. late Major in the ift Life Guards. William Bain, Efq. late Lieu GAßßlSOki.tenant•Calonel to the 97th Foot. Horpital.Mate George Bell to he Militant -Surgeon to the Garriv (ea of Gibraltar, vice Hutehrlim. &cared. Miatifeamoott—Tke appointment of Captain to Anderfon, from the 45th Foot, to be Captain o f a Company in the 40th Poet, &allow-4 in the Gazette of the 13th ioßaat. has not taken Sam The exchange between Captain Duncan M'Rae, on half-pay of French% Levy, end Captain Wildlow, of the 47th Foot, as hat ed In the raid Gazette, hat not taken place. Lleutaunt John M'Dermott. 01. the 58th Foot, is ruperfeded, hoeing abfmted Moira without leave. The appointments of James O'Connor Barry, Chicks Laird, and Edmond O'Reilly, Gents. to be Enfigos in the Bsd Regiment of Foot, are by purchare, and not without purchafe, as Rated in the Gazette of cheat's alt. C.omrniffions in the Notthamptonfbire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Stamina lama, PSI. to be Lieutenant Compd. Dated Odober Lames Bo4. Monfon4blMpo, Flq. to be Wire. Dated Sept. 18, 18 , 34. To be Captains—John Cook, Efq. Dated Fe'zxuary $7,1804. George Earl of Pomfret. Dated Awry* t 3, 1804. Donates O'Brien. Eh. Dated Sept. 27. like. Wilßasa Hake, Ell. Dated GRober ts, aoz. To be imagn—josta Denton l'enaftim Fritsch, Gist. Dated Mara! !3, Commtffions in the Royal Perthffiire Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. David M.lotyre, Efq. tom Captahz Dated Augult 5.5804 To be Licatenants--Akezander Stewart, Jobs M•Donald, sod William Gordo°, Gents. Dated Auguß 1. 1804. John Forman, and Alexander Brodie, Gents. Dated September so, sloe. To im Infism—Jame. Dew, Gent. Dated July 14. 1 80 4. Commiffion in the Royal Lanatkfhire Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Roderic% Mackay, Gent. to be Liestertont. Dated Odt. s.llOl. Commiffions ligned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Dated Ottober t 3, 1804. - Lewilham and Lee Volunteers. -olinna S.C. Bruadrans. omega Cohn. jun. - ; Thomas Dittman. To be Bongos—Charles W. Walker, and -- Hadley, Gents Cununafion in the ad Battalion of Banffilaire Volun tap'. raped by the Lord Lieutenant of the Conn , ty of Banff. Richard Hittite, Gent. to be Tags, vice Alexander Robs-eon, appointed an Wigs in the 32/1 Poot. Dated September t 6, dos. ConarniEons in the Battalion of the Bradby United Volunteers, raped by the Lord Lieutenant of the Comity of Derby. Ostia Soak, U. to be Maio Commandant- Dated Au g.* 27, aO4. Thum HB" Rig. to bc Captain. Dated Sept. 16, aoi. Games Flotclinfien, Efil.to be Ditto. Dated Sept. go, do 7. Bmids to be Ditto. Dated February at, tßoa. P a y libekit. Efg• to be Ditto. Dated Auguß 17,1804- William Rum, Gent. to bc Lieutenant. Datcd Sept. i 6, 11.03. Wiliam Waite, Gait. to be Ditto. Dated Sem. 30, 0,33. mama Mannews, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated February 1 1 ,18114. Jelin Witham& Gent. to be Ditto. Dated Aaiun 27, dna. jags Lana HARZ, Gent. to be &trip. Dated September 16, dog. Suomi SIM Gent. to be Ditto Dated September 70,111.23. George Others, Gift. to be Ditto. Dated Feb. 11, stag. Wiliam Philips, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated Auguft 27,1804. The Rev. PtWp Stanhope Smelt to be Chaplain. Dated Aura John'7 dos. Wisest', Gest. to be Samos. Dated Auguft 17, tSoe. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Goodlaisd and (krill/mkt Lank, fugar-beolims, Pee church-Meet, Lesion, Geober 9, taut. R o bert Mattis and 'aleph lubber, asurdsots, Lesion, Gao ber ti. John Slater sod John Tuck, brcours,Cambaurell, Surrey, Oc tober so Samuel Mortgentery and Theron Reynolds, grecers,Dmentry , Northampton, Wolter 27, taus. William Smith and jobs Cnanack. Ranch itotbatani. York- Will War g. m BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Maim Ceara or Lcicener-frisare, Middieles, Hoes -draper and calico-printer. BANKRUPTS. pas Hin. of Esser. lour-faenr and wituebread-bak five, er. to Curren the iler °debts 23. November 6, and December 1, at at Globe Tavern, Exeter. Atomics, lideffm.Wilfismi and Brooks, New-fguare, Lincoln's lon, London i or Mr. Sumer, Exeter. Hy am Snamano, al No. IS, Duke-ftmet, Aidgate, London, tailor. ax -broker, dealer and ehaproan, °globe: si, Nov. 6 . and Dec. a, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Keys, jameesmort, Barr fired. St. Mary Ate. Fredrick Ward Fdbrr, of Barbican, lamien , leurener, dealer sod ellopamo, Nov. 3. io, and De c. t, at ten, at Guildhall — Attorney, Mr. Ruthaford , Bartholomew-Wei W.:* Sin"- i.4;iden. Thomas Dinah of Breentrove, Wortettcrthire. nail talker, dealer and &apron. Nov. 7. 1, sod Dec. a. at eleven, at the Crows and Sceptre. Worectier. Anemia, Mr. John itobefoe, Desk. witch; Woreetterthire ;et Maar . Na l 4 and Flatlpte, Norfolk- Item; Strand. London. John Rowden , late of the Grand Jundlen Wharf, Wllte.Frian, London, timbermerebant, dealer and chappian, a 7, L ondon, 3. and Dee. t• at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hum phreys, Teltenhourciard,Lothbury . John Campbell. of Epworth, Lineolnailre. mercer, draper, dealer and chapniane Nur. 03, and D. e, et eleven, at the Red. Lien Inn, Epwnetla. A tto rney. Mr. Gmep Capes. Epworth ; oe lA.4ka Allen and Fairy. Funtivar..lnn. London. John Gratria Smyth, of ilaches.ftrect, Holier. Middle:ea, neer. chant, dcakr mid chaplain, Nov. 6, to, and Dee. t at eleven. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Garay, Angel.coort, Thrognaor ton.flreet, London. DIVIDENDS. New. S. William Pagan, of &Mel. linemdraper, at one, at the White Lion Ina, BreadArect. Drifted • Kn. az. William Smith, late of WaKilL Stafforamire, bridle-tat ter• devoted. at eleven, at the loll' Head lon, Waffall • to. Daniel Warr, of Tipton, Staffordilmire, hinp.maker, at eleven, at the Green Dragon Inn. Wallin. Nov 3. Jan ..ma t icrfen, of St. James-Sr.:et, Midakka, pildfmith and jewerkr, at ten, at Ooil ha Nov. 6. Ink ph Le w i s Davies. of &Mel. trader, dealer and chap mar, at defer. at the Duda 101 l and 'Tavern. &Oki No'. 3 Janie, Kainbird, late of Greenwich, Kent, fatter, at one, at Guildhall, London. Ni.. . 6. William Ka, S t ?, now solace of &Mot, mosey . feriv eser, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, iftnL Nov 3. John C,,bh, of Wlllacch at. Peru. in the ifle of Fly. Cam. tindatedrc.mitly. rtilit, dealer and daimons'. at fuer, at the v 6644 iCt• w n Inc. W it e. h St. ra•cf• fin. e 3. Solomon Firteher, mai Manche-Arr. sad alio S•oeheirt. Ch , flolta.llnen draper. at threw, 'Atha. Dog Tavern. Mane bract. Nov.'. Ifreel Levy, of Lambeth Road, hurry, vontchant, at tune, at Gui:4ll .11. Nov. 7. Calle. V Mot kers, of Upper &Acker Itrect. Peer man. Great, PalliJ.lle fra,lx.,lektkr, al Lk et, n, st Nu, G. Junes Cn.,k 00 1111 of I;..rrat4-Itre.e, par.& a Se . Ann,Wellnunfecr, maul Gelle and fan li‘Lt mathufaileret, at etre, at Eltaall• Now • et. Jaen Necvea, Srend. mealmaa, tw,l ve. st the Maelhorwit .Unat, Malbtoctugh. 4 00 P I were ham' 01ref Tbo Pre& and E Crdo wadi so& M eitt l a I M Si I lide p t'A 1 To 1 Ti fi el . 11 • • • \ 4 i INSTMPAITER SESSIONS. On Settirday a curious eaufe came forward before the htagiltrates. HIMILY Pisa: Pre, Efq. the Poet Laureat, in the Otitir. A Mr. Tall Yeau(nnt theprstegi of Squire efilworthy, nor the pupil of Philefother Square), was charged be fore the Magiftrates, with & certain aa of immorality totally inconfiftent with " The Fitnefi of ?binge,' by a difconfolate damfel (not M.lly Seagrise), but a Mifs Dolly Pettyfore, as the father of her ballard child.— The nymph underwent a long examination in direft evidence, by the Counfel, Mr. CONST, and was very minutely and feelingly crofs.examined by a junior Swifter, the Advocate of Mr. Jones. From the tenor of Mifs Pettyfore's teftimony, it appeared, the was a (avant in one of the Cyprian Temples, in King • ftreet, Sobo; and that Tom Jones was at the fame time waiter at a porter-boufe in the neighbourhood, from whence the votaries of the fail temple were occafion ally fupplied with porter, ght; and other cordials ; and that Mr. Jones was the ufual attendant with fetch liquors. The night of the firft general illumination for the laft Treaty of Peace, was the firft time the parties faw each other., A treaty was then entered into, which was not for fome time definitively fettled, owing to (come delay • in the adjuftment of prelimina ries. The refult, however. was a treaty of alliance — the aim of which was a fpaniting boy. Mr. Jones, .in the mean time, found it necelfary to ruflicate, in order to avoid the prying officionfnefs of the parith officers ; and when he conceived the danger all blown over, he returned to town, and fet up a public-houfe of his own. Either the parilb officers or Mill Petty fore got (cent of his arrival and fettlement, and, not fatisfied with the (mains pledge of mutual love, the lady cerise forward, and foiled all the interrogative fubtlety of the learned young Counfel, by (wearing 1 point blank the bantling to Tones ; and what was ra ther an extraordinary inftance, fidelity to her firft love; that the had never, before or fince, any cohabita tion with any man but Turn Jones, though the before, and even fine, remained a fervant in the fame houfe. The Jnftices awarded againft Mr. Jones the whole expences of the lady's atom-hound, and 4s. 6J. per week for the charges of maintaining the child, now two years old, together with the coils of (nit. A petition was relented from the wife of Jones, praying the knity of the Court towards the pre-con nubial frailty of her huiband, but to no effeft ; and Mifs Pettyfore retired in triumph under the rotation of the venetable Abbefi, her miftiefs. The body of as infant, which appeared to have been drowned fame weeks, was found loft Thurfday in a pond, in that ground which was formerly the Apollo Gardens, in St. Georsse's-fields. Two young men, named Rymer and Davis, were on MondAy lift committed to Lincoln Cale, for robbing Mr. R. Newton, on the preceding Sunday afternoon, of a five guinea note, half a guinea, and fome filver, on the- road between Lincoln and Slea- ford. On Friday evening a poor fool& failor, who had arrived in the laR fleet from the Eaft Indies, fiffered himfelf to be enticed into an infamous houfe near Drury lane by a parcel of prollitutes, whom he treat ed with a (upper. In the mean time he got drunk, vent to bed with one of the women, and when he awoke in the morning he found himfelf alone, and robbed of all the money he had about him, being 181. When he got up he went about the adjacent keets fetilanes, raving and (wearing like a madman, in fetich of the thief, but could not find her. CoannEll'S Noy Rm.—Saturday a Coroner's In. qtreft was held at the Ship Tavern, Milbank, o who n the body of Sufannah Humph ries, a young lady fell out of a boat, and was drowned, on Thurfday evening, below Chelfea Reach. Mr. J. Sutler Rated, that his mother, the deceafed, two others, and him felf, took a boat for a party of pleafute, and having (pent the afternoon at Ilatterfea , they were coming', home, when the deceafed fuddenly fell overboard. ' and immediately funk. A gentleman of the name of Sparks, who was of the party, inaantly leaped into the water, but was unable to lave her, as (be never role; and the body wag found the next morning by fume bargemen. This Ratement was corroborated by other witneffes. The deceafed was a fine young woman, twenty-one years of age, and was cn a 'nit from Kent to Mrs. Sutler , at Lambeth. She was on the point of marriage with Mr. Sutler, whofc feel ings may be better conceived than defcribed. Saturday G. Hoosos, Efq. Coroner for Middlefex, held an Inquell on the body of Elizabeth Woodcock, an unfortunate female, who wa: burnt to death on Thurfday latt. The Jury having examined the body, the evidence was called in, by whom it appeared that the deceafed was upwards of fifty, and lodged in a garret, at N 0.4, Lafeelles-place, Broad-Rreet, Bloomf bury.—On Thurfday a thick fmoke eau charred to iffire from the window of her apartment, and (he ut tering loud (creams. An alarm being communicated, the mailer of the houfe, Mr. Taylor, and a neigh bour, named Wallace, ran up (lairs with water, and at their entrance into the room, beheld the deceafed writhing in tortures on the fluor, all in flames. With difficulty they extinguilhed the foe from her clothes, and immediately fent for a forgery. who applied every remedy,but their endeavour: proved inclLQual; her arm was nearly confumed, and other parts of the body fo fcorched„ that the latigniffied in a Rate of infenfibility till Friday morning, whets fhe expired. It is conjeftured (he let her douses on fire by lifting off the faucepan, which was found near her with broth in it, that (he had prepared for dinner. The Jury found a serdill nf—Accidental Death. An Inguell was alio held on the body of a labour. ing man, found dead on Thurfday, in a law-pit, the back of Ruffell-fguare. The deceatcd was dilcovered by feveral workmen, with his head telling on a (kale. He was quite dead at the time, and no one knew his name, or who he was. There was no mar k knee on the body, and the Jury returned—Died by tie Vifitation of Guo. .ore MARRIED. At tiornchorch,F&l, ow "lino( l.l.ty lAA. the Rye 11 of Watwonh, to Mk Whenoell, only chid of Bunitet W uctl. Elq. el Suttono,ln that parith, DIED. At Cuban, }latch, so Thosiciaymo , wing, ;„ho 11'..Clep, El.}. i. the 74.4‘ re.a abb. are. th‘ rrblay.tbc Lath Inflant. In the trrd year of 61 , arc, a• hi o 4 At r*. book. In towel 6ro(•muc place, Mr. Herbert FM,. c.mi GC et tbc laic it ,rbarki Foie), I:4 OM to the the ACertain Prool'of the fitperior Eff.carfof Thant BRODUM's MED,CINES, which is keknowledged not only by Surgeons and Apothecaries, but by many. eminent Phy- Wan!. lord Robt. Stephen Fitzgerald, his Majcity's Enyoy Ex traordinary at the Court of Denmark, &netts the followiog teal stony not alum that the frit Medical Men of England have acknowledged the excellences( Dr. ABODU BOTANI ' CAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, hut alto' the fait Profelfors of the Univafity of Copenhagen hive &netted the 14mr. in Letters to the Dodtor, and given milk to his merit for invent ing fo great a Reltoradv a and Purifier for the human frame, viz. Winnow, Profelfor of Anatomy; Tude, Prat o: the Univer- Ste of Phytiehns; Callilaus, Profeffor ; Lid. Mandhey, Profeffor of Chetniftry. I certify that above is Brawl and foaled by Profeffori.Vinflow. of the City eurpaahagen. Witnefs my hand and fe.l, at Capon• harm, this t3th day of June, 1799. ROBERT STEPH. FITZGERALD, Its Majetty's Envoy Extraordinary at the Court of Drama, k, and now at Lillian. The Meador' to be had at the H..ufe, Nu. 9, Albion. Itreey Blackfriaewroad, and dull the Malictue Vcnders in the United Kingdom. N.B. A. D. Swinton, the Proprietor, (fun or Dr. Swinton, F.A., low of the Royal College of Phyfielans,.Lond on), cm be coofulte. from ten till three, or by !earl. cootabung the ufaal fee. A Five Uvauca Bottle contains Kat 12% • HAVING dedicated myfelf t o the Rud y , and bull gratified by the not eonelerahrimalet. o at ranch which I thereto gropes. to Waft, I tad t.W I have mete ma = mere y time than thole who, In the menace fisid of the centre:ray immerfed uncertainty, and cannot always attain that Neale which is acquired by otheentradne the intellettusi power to the cab of dams:tem The &reales of DEBILITY arc peculiarly &arcane. for the, ~_ vrith them • troth of eascomitent fymptems. and, by e do. of all vital energy, mama am becomes enabittme ff. they uth hoot theprenkoce oaf minter, thedeltme the beau of fchoetheys, or the of may, they no quire the mot Admen butprolefaonali"Viej by the Ignoramus of thodreated mat, the fymptetasere aggesmted, sad the coot. arks le deco-1 M • M illßalt of the ROYAL COLL/10E0f stnunows, y pretentioes op regularity of education; sad pealing I petted m every Oval:gem predict, I fed myfelf oßtitied to that oanfideoce with which I have hitherto been to therthy honoured. In the Art (=Cadens of local wealutek early application lea the calamity of • debilitated theme ; but where the fat. term,om • cotheioufnefs of the unmethilithl e/ the vied which coifed his neldortune, Is fearful of the matanpt et eaifure of his fanny pbyfielea, and bees& over his infirmity with melba cos , orlatent, it Melt be istishuliory for him to be sabred cot only •11 apthaty of warmest, but ago of the moft favorable ataxy. And in recent Vistaed C.oroplabsts it Is potable to prevent rd.. danger or &Arch ; us the molt ecoopliated cafes it It th e soiree man of er.the=ce in th is hoe to lied s fife, mina% 7.ni (peaty re • I offer the advantage of this expert. ee to thefe of either fez who ire reided with any hind of DEEILITY, of armsopt a! VENEREAL INFECTION, and in all aloe th e a now aeration are Rani on the heft Interview. Pere ents in the country are moiled to Inclofe a Bank note, and 1 ire muddied to fpeelfy their age end manner of Using. MARTIN BRIE. feather of the Royal College of Surgeons In London. No so. Arustlei-arret, Streed. non Temple Sas This day was publlbed. By H. D.Synsods Patermiter-row ; J. Matthevri, )16.13, brand. London; and fold by all Buokkilers in Town and Country, An entire New and Improved Edition, confining of nearly three hundred pages (In one pocket volume) with an elegant Portrait of the Anther, price 35. only, ot QOLOMON's GUIDE To H EALTH ; whichd ,LA vise to Both Sexes in a variety of Complaints. To io added, a Differtatica on the vie and abufe of Cold and Sea Bathini, Youth, who have unguardedly plunged themfelves into ileen cee Nom love, and feel the dreadful effeets of impure =Aer ( what Is Rill more dreadful, injudicious treatment of a complaint which has too many illiterate prctendes to cam) will find a faithful " Gaide to Hcaurn," and Harem ass too. Ia the pc. ruff of the prefent publicatiou. 'neck who have refi io hot climates, and are erneated, re labour nader a continual drain of nature, whereby their bodily firmed' is not only eithaufted, but alb their vigour and %Iv :city Impaired, will meet with a friendly monk. r in this (mall; t e. on. b bigamist publication. Young people of either fey, who liv seedy given way to a debase, ferret, and dellnuflive Mee. hived their health and deltroyed their whole animal babas's. d *Nome with a " Babas of Confoladon" in perußig the snide cure bed down in " the Guide to Health." jry Orders given to any booldelier to town se country, fee a Solomon's Guide to Health." will be duly executed, sat oaljr three Billings each copy, free of carriage. For the very excellent cbaratitet of this boot, fee the dif ferent Reviews. Extra& of the chandler given of this war% in the S ran, Soo. C ou rier, Times, Daily Advertifer , Morning Chronicle, and mob of the literary Journals In Europe. We have the fatibiaftion ot assoundng tbe publication of me 1 1 other edition of Dr. Solomon's Incomparable Guide to Health." a hook which has certainly met with the mon utenfive tale of any medical produdtion we ever hand of. Upon an attentive parufil of it. the Aliened will meet with mach ufeful advice and infl deo ; the heft sad mon appeared remedies are certainly pointed out for the various difordees on which it particularly treats. as well as &idioms for general health, highly interrAlmi to pedals of ted every denstnination" VENEREAL BLINDNESS. to Mr. THOMAS TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New irldgmbett. OlEA• ua, London. IT is with the moll heartfelt fatisf4dion that I mit deers you on the incomparable txcelknee of your bivalved* Medlelne--LEAKE's PATENT PILLS.—Io the lining of this year I had the misfortune to contra& a Venereal Complaint, atten ded with the moil abetting and dangerous fymptoms ; in fo muck that I have been cottoned to my mom for a wit.le week together. rand not able to Rir out of it I had no rcft night oorday, and fluttered the mtft excruciating pain and torment, and what wail 411111 worfe, oty eyes grew weak and dint, fo that I could (rare. kfkcia any object, if tree fo chic as tee, and espeeted nothing lefs than the total lob ul my fight. From a Rout, healthy, and ra ther corpulent man, I became a mere lhadow, and an objeet of pity and eurnp.OiallAy friends had all given am over, and thought my recovery inpollihk. la this circuital Rate, and en. peeling every minute to be my lag in this world I was fortu nately recommended by a neighbour to try your Medicines, but having tried all medical ald to no purpofe, and been at an enormous ezpence, it was fume time before I could be prevailed on 'a sat. them; at Lit i fent for fix boxes, sad before I had taken rhos all, I Mead confiderabk benefit ; my pales gradually decreaferl. and my cy efiphc arrw Aster, and to tile great haywire and Aim ointment et all no; friends, (after taking three bone. more), say be-aleh and it re nolo se a. perfealy reliorod, sad lam now, (thanks to my God aust ).00rinva!uabk Medicines), as well and Marty as ever I was in my tout obliged humble (errant, Ihreoirettam, Novemlw et, 1799. 1.F.1014. 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