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• . - frAIQIIIS WELLESLEY. NO VI 11114.... T hereVP if v s . Sir Gi1111(14 Dmr.caehrlin tbretatd g• ti4at the Eli India Company Ilalk a. Tnerchan s, hut creep as S svereigns s" an ' , pin tin in f , ene mearinp e-nftcmed by the Direftens in the .e. tent debates in the Houfzof Commons and the India _ _ _ - - --- The point at Wire betwetrn Marquis WIILLFILEP and the Coro t of Direfhis may be c-mprifeet in a few word.: I. the crandqt of the Noble Mareptir., as G-vernyrr General of Britith India, praifeworthy in commencing hollilities agaitill the late 'nevus Sul. Tatra, and in fending the •ezpeditinn to Egypt, Mould t'ie money required for theft political put pores hive i e w empl-yed is finnithing inveilments or. re mittances to this, c•runtry Potrably the Bri ith Senate, Conn Of Dire&nrs and Ttoprretors. were c ,, mpletely midaken, when they r naninvolly accpriefeed in votirg their Thanks to the Earl nt MnININGTMI, for the wildom, energy, pod n airy 14yed by him in the difcharge of the arduou. duty of arvernor General; but mere rani cularly, in granting a penfion rsf pool a-year for a term of so years to the ,Marepts VV Lt.s s LEY, for his eminent ferrite* in India: for if they were right at that period, I beg leave to a& your Readers, when twiny killing of forplus revenue in Britith India, and of money fent from this contrast, was ahlorbed in the tnavoidable extra political and military expence , , attendant ern the important events befnre dated ; how could the. N-ble Marquis comply v ith the commercial •rreers of the Court of Direllors, in fend ing large irivellments or remittances from India to Great .B itair, but by the fole alternative which re mained, viz. of raiftng money for this particular pulp• fe in loans? a meant, he was neceflitated to odhpt, wsprevent she 'hips returning home without the requite canoes. Marquis WELL/SLED being thus impelled to bor. row 'Loney: fir the commercial inaeltment, it is Na tural An conclude, that a proportionate increafe Of price or adrranipge would he demanded by the len ders, Agreeable to the increafing exigencies of the Geneopment, in fornewhat the fame ratio as in this countt.yi.. whendnring peace the Minillers are ena bled to obtain 901. to 951. for tool. flock, whereas, Of late; rally 6il. to 651. has been procured for tool. (Loa, bearjog an intit en of 3 per cent. The Owe of the finances was, I believe, one of the primary fnbjeets of confiderari..., on the arrival of Marquis WELtEecse in India, and truly clifeourag ing was.the protpea—Exchequer Bills heating an intereiN of t z per cent. were at a difcount of 2 per cent: 861. was folely tequiftte en bur tool. of 8 per • cent. flock, and the portion of the debt, at 6 per cent. was at a difeount of from t 8 to 23 per cent. Another obtlacle prefented Welt in the failure of fevetal Ettropean mercantile houfes in Calcrit , a, who Pritildule . rifij Gild or made over in others, the bonds tie nOtil the Government belonging to their Con flittientt, tfieteby rendering it notate to the native money holders to purchafe IT meddle with thcfe fe ettrities, from the Ifs many had (ordained in lending large turns, and recelvinsihefe acknowledgMento as tollateraf fecurity. Such was the date of the finarcial departments when tellriquis Wattrstonr arrived in Bengal, who, in the figlintlance made Inch alterations in the form of the obligations granted by the' Government, and • ettablifhed filch check. fr r the payment . of the inter ell, arid the endotfing r r transferring the Proprietary tights, as_ in a very Ihnrt time had the ddired etha ot eflabli:oing a pelted Confidence in the natives ; who, from m ,ihat pert .d, began to Speculate in the le entities •A Rocks 1.1 ire Government, and eventually to purchateor fell fir time, recite', in the fame manner it , the gambling tianfatti• ns at the Stock Eschatige in London. PLAIN SACTS. A confiderable number of the crew 4 the. Ante tican ithrioner Revenge, Rill at Falmouth, lately mast? : in offer In inlill stall an Officer 4 the Royal' I, l a rine, on the secrnitina (orrice at Truro, in confe queree,. as they Owed, of the ill treatment they 'weic , fobjea to in the American lervite. The itentlemin related their offer, acd fending his compliments for the C , •niniandet of the Revenge, gave him tit under. , hind that' as a &kith Officer, he could not encourage . _ deli: Linn. 4,i2 , f the Nlontrnre packet's men defined from her atN,w Yolk, and entered into the American fetigee ; and there i. fcatcery a packet that fails to Anictica, that does not Ink force of her men, who are lured into the American fervice by bounty. money and high wages. ' By a letter received in Edinburgh on the 9th, we are forty to learn the 1..11 Of the Mary, Captain Bur. tith Lyon., on her voyage from the Biltic . to Leith, in :he ilorm on Sunday let;. The letter memions, that , a.picee of the wreck had come Awe at Cullen, aid a r rota containing the pipers belonging to Cap tainl.rns, ' '4. . . I . Islas.asetinLv S t iirwasce.n—On the tub of July, 'shoot Mi.tnigrit, X (rah e(iig event ()termed ne Pio:Mond, A mit ic a. The'fchooner Charlei, Captain Adams, of .Pired:lnd, with eighteen jpaffengers on ii,,i'srd, Wins Il i rllot., Bruck, duoing a thick fog, upon as seef i nf.Aocks, a Wile to the Wellwar4 of the light. yr.,, t ,(e. Vle,ceirel was immeannely thrown upon her beam'Amds, t ,by the Force it, the. fen, untl • bilged.—:. ' l'ae page t ageos intiantly rufhed spon deck, and were i nw u &tat* by the waves , which made a continual ••. • t e .Iceach pcee.ter. The.,Captain with three then got Allwre, about two oi,eltook i bur, overcome by the Iltfiek. 14 Iris c itt and tke.palrengcrs, he attempted .t ,gel. on hoard again, with a view to trp to fare 7 .. He ii..weve; failed. and as Wart' to lay, ar me " w a .pu. r .. ... litn he funk into the etc . thisaiae iioyent.... One g raft ;' the men, whet attired... Abe neat ! t otlinlog' at IPeetlana, teported • that, ;When he [ t t * ,ir at e these we': e fusor i esen, one wrotiw; 454 Wo y i n idmig: ~ t he ihruud s i v apal • lt ultinotefg t itgpeared, ,4 1 o f fseo foinsoinll,4k Wert fare+ A* the ..ladtes:sere.drowed. . .. ~ • . . Cli t ,illfpday morning, at Mr. Scutt. oatitOta. m, • • . ..• 14 *..., 'htr s iiny ftnertown, about two o'clock, he was met near the eight mat krone. on Fig's Marl!, by a : tall li Aswan, .drelL:d iC a dark ,konot coat a nd so f ied hat, why. with horrid imprecations, 'Mocked him olinvou with a tick bludgeon. and.* the mutt - isi t tangn. wanner, knelt on his throat till he was nearly litffocat •d, while he rifled lois pockets of has wa:ch and m .ney, when he Walked off toward, I . ,4:t'raint, tearing hi; violins' in the moll pitiable ttaie. EFFECTS OF THR LATE STORM. DCMIIIIII. &pr. 6.—We have had a Tnne revere Rom hve wind and rain from the 14. E. which" cAntinned all hill night and to-day. Several veffelsi came nn lh ;re nn this email, one of them a large brig fr,•rn P.tetlb.ttgh to Dundee, laden with hemp, irnn, pn.l deals—all her crew, ennfilling of five men, are I fared She came on (home about a mile to the tag ward ..f this place. As (he has kept wh .le all day. and as the pale is falling off, it is probable great past of her csrgn will be laved. Another. a thy" from Banff to Lordon, with a cargo of butter and cheefe, is alfo on (bore below Eatt Barns, about two miles from Dunbar. There were (even people nn bo trd her, one of wham was drowned, not wit h ilsosling every exertion being made by the people on (hare to five him. • Two tuber veffels are nn (hare at Thorn ton Lack, a few miles Int them to the eariward ; one (if them is a fmack, from Peterhead to Hull, with kelp. One of her crew, a young man, died delirious a (hart time after he was brought on (bore; the veil are all fared. The clew of the other veffel are all.) fared ; but where the was hound to, or what the was laden with, I have not yet learnt. It is expetted, if the form continues to abate, that all their cargoes will be Paved. • KsLso, Sm. 7.—On Saturday evening we exre• 'kneed a Very revere Norm of wind, accompanied with torrents of raid, which increafed in violence during the night. la confequence of this, the r iver s Tweed and Teel?* were. yeiterd.sy morning. prodi. gionfly fwnles, nvevikwing the low grounds near their ; banks, altd fweeping off, in their career, great Tian lilies of - reaped corn. The farmers on the banks of the Tevirit; in particalar, have, we fear, severely Cof fered as, for foam hours, the finface of that river was Ilmnfl covered with floating fheaves. "l'he uncut grain has alfo, we are forry to fay, been much in jured by the norm. In this town left damage was follained than might have been expefted; teveral chimnies 'were, however, blown down, and Come of the honfes.otherwife injured. Six (beep, which uete feeding on . the Mill Ana, were carried down the river, but were all laved by the activity of the inhabitants. The wind blew from the N. E. and yellerdayevening veered by the N. towards the W. when the rain abated. The rivers have not been fo much fwoln for feveral years. CARLISLI, Srpr. Is.—On Saturday morning commenced here II very heavy rain, accompanied with a harm of wind. which continued, without in. termillinn, until Sunday morning. By it, the rivers Eden, Calder, and Peterill, were confiderably fwoln, and over fl ming the banks, delugei the low greunds, lot ming x large and magnificent expanfe of water, beautifully ("petted with !mall islands A great deal of cot n has been cart led away ; fume hundreds of (heaves being teen floating down the river at a time. Confideralle damage has alfu been done in Northum berland The Tyne WAS unufually high, and great numbers of (heaves were 'coming down, when OLD coreapiindent clofed his letter. On Satvrday, the sth Want. at Kendal, fell three and an half inches of rain in about fixteen hours; — the river Ken was thereby swollen to a height that had wit been witneffed for many years, and deluged the IoW giounds,hy which the graft was much injured and a great deal of corn has been carried away.— During the 11.3na1, David Braithwaite, a flout young man, fun cf Mr. Robert Braithwaite. altar!, Bridge, ts as dre.w.-eal, at Suavely, five miles from Kendal— his remain were found, on the following morning, about two hundred yards bd Arr the place where he was fuppofed to have fallen in, Slating to a (mall branch in the centre of the river, which be bad hold of with both his hands. - . . Tbe follow i ng is an extra. of a letter from Skye, dated Augtsfi a I The we:ether has been remark. ably favourable for the manufnaure of kelp this fea f n t and the. p; ices base peen ooeinsenonly high. In the beginning of framer, kelp was C Id at eight guineas a ton on the thole, and latterly it has been fold fo high as ten guineas per ton, or from 131. 141. deliverable at the port of Londta. " On Monday evening the 34 init. it blew a heavy gate from the fouthward—about fie o'clock we had the nloft dreadful norm of thunder and lightning remembered here for many years, accompanied by revere thoirees of hail and rain. About liz weeks ago, a boat with three men left this neighbourhood for the visit of At gylefkire, to take in haute timber and wartlings—a •few days after the floras als•ore mentioned,. one half of the boat was driven. into Lochrattin, not far from hence, and the other half into &hunt, where her little crew mull have perilhed, as two of the men's bodies have fines been found, but the third. is Hill miffing ; it is fuppofed that the boat muff have been driven on the rocks of Cairnifh, in the with of Bramsdale, by the violence of the gale. Each of the crew has left, a wife and children to deplore his loft. " Our hefting filhing has hitherto completely failedt except a very few by the country people, I do not foppofe a herring has been caught on the coatis or in the Lochs of Skye this feafon." AYR, SIFT. t—The Circuit Court of Jufliciary was opened here on Saturday lan, by the Right Hon. Loid DUNSINNAN and Lord CIULIekt4. Henry . Greene and Hugh Gawley M'Adoo, both Of the county of Antrim, in Ireland, had been india ektor bottle-breaking and theft ; hut it was Rated to the Court, that Gawky M'Adoo had been feised with ' a fever, of which he died tome days ago in the jail of Ayr; and Greene tailik to appear, lenience of fpgitation was pronounced againtl him. Ritchie Andrew Ritchie it:stored of fraud, was foond guilty 1 by his own confeßion, and fentenced to be tranferted beyond fees for (even years. ' ' 1 , iliti Vila, meiletigei in Ayr ; Mingo Baird, :ref * "r'rhere ; John Sytne; Iberia' i &l e e in Irvine ; ;DAL! Cniilthard, reliding in ke*ton of Ayr i Jon. faltd, coal grieve, at Bartonhoim colliery, and James 1 ?ether, coal): ewer, at the raid colliery ; were accufed • t:7l . CtotOili breaking into the dwelling honk of the liege's, to tfie clinurbance• and breach of the King's peace. .and the bodily fear of ' perfume dwelling 'thereat After hentiog the Connie! In both fides at great length, on the relevancy, the diet'againll Cpulthavd was deferted finficiter, and he was dillniffed. from the bar. l'he Court certified the cafe with rerpea to the other prifonere to the . High Coort of joeitieiarr. to meet at Edinburgh on the / third Monday of November tut. t. . LONDON AT dR KEYS. ItZTURN PASCO OT (MAIN ON IMAM) Sul! AS 0 NOtt: Wheat sos ;pi Cics Boilers zoos ITO od Fin* 64e 661 Suffolks to -.4 od Superfine 681 7za Grey Peas sos 641 od Floe Effea White, Ice. .....s 73, Hark Beans, 561 671 Rye, 405 e4s Rift°. Old —s —i Barley 34 8 ass od Tick Beans, 46 4 531 od Malt 6ss 74s Oats Iss 23s 32' White Peas 75s 9os Poland, 34* 3b* od Rape Seed 241. to al per laft —Fine Floor Os to —s. per Sack. Carrawly 42s to 44s per cwt. Coriander sos to sis ditto. SMITHHTLD MARKET, September 14. To finT: the offal—per Roue of Sib. Reef 3s Sd to 44 8d 1 Veal ss oil to 65 od Mutton 4s 4d to ss ed Pork 0 8d to 5s lid Lamb 44 8d to Ss 8 d• NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, September 14. Per Root of Sib. by the careate. led 3s al to AS of Veal 4* ed to Sit Sd Minim 38 S4l to 41 ii Pork 0 8J to pi lid Lamb 41 441 to 5 8 . 41. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 41 to. to 61 tos I Pockets si iss to 71 p PRICII Or ■AT AND STRAW IN SWI I ■IIILD. Hay, . 31 os to 61 6s I New Clover at os to of os Clover 31 01 to 711 o. I Straw, al os to 31 os COAL MARKET, Sept 14. Ships at Market gdPi fold Price 60 Newealtle Coal 66 OF od to 33s 61 4 Sunderland 3 441 cd to 48$ cd 5 Stone Coal o .--$ od to oos od COUNTRY MARKETS. I,IICeS OF GRAIN AT Ttlt FOLLOWING MA . BASINGSIOK c—Wheat 60, od to 74s od per ettarter. Barley 4e.,4 od to 414 oil I Beans 49% od to 345 od Oats 28s od to 131 od Bread is 64d per gillou H ..—Wheat Ns oil to Bas od per 0,1: Barley 341.04 to 4os cd I Beaus sot od to t6s od Oats as od to as od I, Peale sBt od to bot a MAIIMINNII4D,..WhL.M. 68s od to Scs od per Qi Barley .4-11+ od to 4 - 1 cd I Beans 34s al to s &-od Oats 101 od to 375 rd I Peafe fas od to foss od Nawsusv.--Wheat 3fts -..1 to 841 od per Q 3:. Hew 6os od to 763 INI Oats 3os od to 34a od Barley ccs CO. to 38. cd Rcsos 481 od to 336 oil Ncw 004 od to so 64 Peale oos cd to cos 041 Resnt:aii.--Wlteat 74, od to Ass cd per Q. New Wheat 63s od to 76s Beans 485 od to SS$ od I Barley 32s Oa to 375 Ad Peale 385 ad to 39s a Oats 23s 14 to 341 od I Wheat far Seed 865. S&Ls of the Dukeof BEDFCILD'S Latcsirst —Thurfday morning, about two o'clock, a numer nr. company of Gentlemen Farmers atetnbled from all pars of the kingdom at the Park Farm, to be prefent on this interetting cccalion. The company firti partook of an elegant cold dinner, at which John Wing, Efq. ',refuted, tinier a temporary marquee, ereaed for the occafton. After the cloth was drawn, the following tnalls were given : The King—the Duke of Bedford.—the Duehefs of Bedford with three times three—the Marquis of Tsvittnek—Mr Wing—the Members fcr the County of Bedford—the Bart of Offory, &c. At 4 o'clock the company adjourned to the pens in the Pak, and Mr. Clayton commenced the auaion. Lor No. Five were knocked down to Mr. j Clay ton, at it 3gs. and a half. $ s Five Thus(' were fold to Mr. Hicks, at 7 ,s. 3 3 Ditto to Mr. Woolcy. at tsgs. 4 4To Mr. Buckley, at s 7cs and a half. S 5 Five two•Dtears to Mr. Ranfom, at tsp. sad a half. 6 to Ditto to Mr. Clayton. at I 4P t To Mr. Payne, at tsgs. 8 12 I)ittn to Mr. J. Battams, at tallgs. 9 t 7 Five three (hears, at tags. an, a half to Mr. J. Bahama. to a Fite three mean to Mr. W.oley, at ags. and a ball. 19 Ditto, to Mr. Wind, at ifogs A ihearling lamb, by Mr. Buckley's In and In, to Mr. %rooky. at sp. and a half. 13 1 Ditto, by ditto, to Mr. Wring, 6gs. 14 3 A ilkarbog ram, by a fon of Mr. Bnelley's In and In, to Mr. Prefton. 1 5 4 Ditto by ditto. to Mr. Joknfon, at togs. 16 c Ditto by .litto. to Mr. J. Battams, at 8p P. . and a V el 6 A &ear hog, by Mr. Butkley's Chance, to Mr. Riley, at 13 gs. and a half. it 7 Ditto by citto i to Mr. Walton, at it its. and a Ralf. *9 8 A ditto, by Mr. Buckley's lu and In, to Mr. Checkley, at togs. so 9 A ditto, by Mr. Buckky's J. C. to Mr. Barb r, at 3sgs Si 10 A Otearhog ram, by a feu of Chance, to Mr. J. Batumi, at tags ss 33 Two &ear, by Mr. Buckley's Surprife, to Mr. John Bat tams. at t tugs and a half. S 3 3s A ditto, by Mr. Buckky's Chance, to J. Wing, Efq at 1 ags. $4 31 A two ih..ar, by Mr. Buckley's J. C. to Mr. Gleet, at egs soda half. SS 34 A two !hear, by Mr Buckley;s Surprife, 9gs s 6 3; Ditto by ditto, to Mr. J. Butams, at togs. and a half. 37 36 Three Sear. by Mr. Buckley's In and lu, at 13gs. and a. kali; to Mr. Mimi. st 37 Four dear ditto, by Buckley's Surprife, to Mr. Nlckal, at isgs. and a half. 29 33 Four Oscar, by Mr. Buckley's durprife, to Mr. Goodman, at Bgs. 3o 39 Five &ear, by Mr. Buckley's Surprife, to Mr. Binion, at Sc 40 Ca-eefs ditto, by Stone'. Lto Mr. J. Clayton, at gs. and a half. BIRTHS. At Bererbey. on the Bth inft of a fon ,Mr*. Hart, wife of Captain Hart. aid de camp to Lieutenant General Vyfe. On Friday tart, la Lowtr Brook-Brea, the Lady of 1 o-d Vif count Stuart. eldeft fon a the Earl of Caltleltuart, of a fon and hei hi rißit I ED. Yetterday, at Mary-la Bt nne Church, Jame" Fleming, F.fq. Captain in the sEtth Rcg ment of Foot, to Lady Leigh, of Baker— ftreet, Portman (quart, wieow of Sir S. R. Leigh, the brother of Sir Fgerton l.Lig► DIED. • At Brills I, on Sun Jay the 6th 'ottani. Mr. Maths. fetid of I.egh Matter, Efq. of C.odnor, In the county of Derby. HIGH WATER. AT IOND01:1 BRIDO* TO-MORROW. Won Jag 40 ARUM aftil Alb-nacos Banta altar a A CHALLENGE. ESSRS. CUR It I E And CO. Surgeons, challenge 1-vi. the whole world to prove a Engle inftanee where their Me dicine and method of care have failed of the defired Wed. The pradiee of many year* in this particular branch of their profelEow bas not given rife to one unfuccefstul cafe. They continue to diredt thr it ftudies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complakfts, and that derangement of the fyftem, which is the confequerce of the pernicious wafteful tifeds of a ha bit long and molt unhappily purfued by the youths of both kites, In the one it will be found to be the unfailing fource of barramen, the other have its ravagesfatally developed to them by a diftrefflot nate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in int potence. There are its remote and ultimate effedts ; while con• fumptions, lois of murcular power, and various nervous complaints ufually charsderife the earlier Rages of thlriontary vice. Of per languilbing under the diforden incident to Each a life their treatmenti4 fimple,and has never proved unfuccefolul In the tour of a terg, laborious, and much extended prattle& in the moll obitinate and complicated cafe. of Venereal In fedion,fuch as oh itrudions in the Urethra, Spongy Exereferoces, Hard •I'lrnour. Callous Ulcers, Eruptions Seminal Weakireft, Gleets, &e. &e which have hitherto balliedthe Neill of the general raditioner Melts lettere and Co are now enabled radically to cure by a Dew fafe, and expeitious mode of pradice, fuperior to any other ye• adopted They may be confulted by either See with the greaten delicJey, feereey and honour. at their heufe, No. eos,Hattnn Gar des. Patients in the country are requeft -d to Rate the particular. l of their cafe, their al-, and general mode of Living. Letters, pen paid, p3ithenclofil g a bank note. will be duly apfwered; and the need Eery advice and mr.dieines given or feat to any past of the kingdom SALE BY .AUCTibii, V ALP. OF LLANGOI.I.FN, lifiNßlGHSiftg On Tburfday the :ft day of Ottnher 1807, attfte H a m fdn , !,4 Llang .giro, in the County of Dciihigh, in the follnwing Lott.; and itii.jeet '.13 Inch Conditions 314 Mail be tbrapralsoeti (in leR yirevioufly of by Priiate Contra t, of WM& ave notice will be given) following, VALUABLE ESTATES, viz Q . t!acti;itl. Lod Tenant. names Tenements A it r. Pergwtru Hal and Dentefnc 167 2 a s a t j k : Il i Edward s E&li s r , d ; and F.F.4wards Pengwern Farm 3 John EdwardS Par of ly 4 Ditto Ditto S Ditto Ditto 6 Ditto Few Arabi)? and Cottage - - - 3J 2 5 • it=3 40 0 43 II 0 10 7 John Jonea and John Pengwyrn . M 1114141 pan cf s Tiry Edward, Fenn 1 s 6 8 John Edwards Eros Pengrrrig 1 1 3s 9 Ditto V Dulydd 4 3 20 to Elia Edwards Mriruast and Farm 33 4 t Is Widow Parry . Ditto 31 017 as J Edwards, carpentcr Ditto 2 1 21 t 3 Thomas Evans Ditto 3 3 .3 i%- 14 Jonathan Hughes Ditto 3o 0 st Edward . Evans Ditto 6 s 4. a 6 Edward Evans Maea y Crone 1 o r? ty r7lisll.lwarils Cie Hdin and Rhos Pengwan tl7 I ,e 13 Edward Evans lirtv Cithod 3 2 2,7 sp kills Edwards Caraw Pen y Cotil 4 t 15 The above Farms arc &timid in the tominfliip of Eongwers. in' the beautiful, luxuriant and romantic Vale of Lintel! n, the Sce nery of which has hero the adadratiois of all travellers. The. woods and coppices are well grown, and tile timber of Ulric di- . mal f irdpi . " ' hie % ar e a* be taken by the purchafers at a fair vaira tion. North Wati-s cannot produce a more digit le or d Uralic; fituation for the refidenre of a gtoted family than this estate. The ftreams running through the Eftate are numerons, and ren der the greaten part capable of improvement by Irrigation, The Sheep walks are very extenfwe, comprifing above 3co urea, and duir boundaries are well Arcata:toed. The town of Llangollen adteins the m ate , w hi r l compr g es the whole of the township of Yengwern, with the exception of a cottage ur two, and is ins ring fence. The ddlance (rota the market town of Wrextum is is miles, from Ofwaary is mike, sad fromPuthin 53 miles. The temaots have dire !Hotta to thew the eftetti Printed par. deulars may be hid of Mr. Wynne, solicit.r, Molt: ; Mern. pbap o t and Stone, Hare Cann, Temple, London ; at the Hotel and Feathers Inn, Chatter; the Hand Inn, Ilingollen ; at the Eagles Inn, in 'Arresham; the Royal Hotd, Liverpool; and at at the principal lan: in the neighbourhood. N 8 Further information may be obtained at Mr. Wynnes ()fee, in Mold. where a plan of the Filmes may be (ten. To TH• )a. t A t Luk, tiq. No 9, New !fridge (fru t. 1.011441 M llt —1 cnnAder k hut an at of judice due to the ►on:trite of your LEAKE's PA 1 - 1 - NT PILLS, to communi cate to you the following Cure, which has recently been performed by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breakirg oue of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication.of tjllf order. arifing therefrom), was reduced almolt to a Ilteleten.,and though he had the heft medical advice which could be obtailted. and tried a variety of potent medicines nothing could be procured which teemed to fuit his cafe, or de hint any ferviee;ht remained in a molt reduertt and pitiable fituation for two years, unable t• follow his profcifion, and fcarcely able to wait or even to amide* hi. legs; is bet, no one who knew him ever fuppofed it poifibt.t for bits to recover. He wee advifed at left to try your LiA tee Plu.s•—be did to, aridly adhering to the diredions given wits them.—be bad not taken more than two bores, before he found as alteration for the better: this encouraged him to pommel and by taking a few boat, more be found his appetite anti *tenth gradu ally return, mad is now as healthy and as flout as any modal know. You are welterne, Sir, to refer any perfon to me for a r confirmation t f the above account if it should be doubted. I am. Sir, your obedient humble (errant, Library, Folidlone, July t t Bor. THO. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the role Proprietor Taos. TA TI.OR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Ler. dun, at his houfe, No. 9, New Bridge Street; Where. after a conftant refidence of more than 40 rya, in s pradtiee particularly diredted to the cure of Tenereateomplaint., and thofc incidental to the parts of generation in both fetes, with that inviolable fecrecy which men of his proftffion %cold always ob(erve, be Hatters himfclf the advice asd afailance he gratuit uDy adminifters to pcfont taking this medicine, will be eSteemed, by a &retelling public, as an advantage feldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Alfo fold, by hit appointment, for the convenience of thole ing at a diftance, at the Perfumer's No. 35, ''t. ALati's • 0 reet, Pall Mall; the Toythop, to 3, Oxford fired; Mr. Difborongh, 7. Fiat- Street bill ; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, HilinNurgia ; Mr. M Da G iargow; Mr. , Dublin; Mr. Bit:loge's, I.ivcrpool ;, Mr. Atkinfou'it, 11st:cheater ; and by one perfon in every con - durable town In Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only at. 9d. each, leafed up with fuH and plain diredtions, whereby perfons of either fez may curt themf.lves with cafe, (peril, fecrecy, and fafety. N. B. Every box fold in Great Britain is Paled up with a iiamp. os which, by favour of the Commiffi.aters, is printed at the Stamp Oilet--.T. Taylor, No 9, New Bridge ttrect-4o imitate which l e felony, and all others are counterfeit. I 7 HEN Profelfirmal Men of &location sad Re. friability deviate from the general Syftran by the fellable , of a particular branch the fandlion of long continued Coccyges is ;dk belt criterion of fuperit rity. Thirteen years have I devoted my pradicr to thee:cloth a treat. rent of Three iliforders, en.l the fuocefsful refult of my plan Siva me additional ardour to oppofc as far as 1 am able, the ravage* ot thofe Complaints which are the moil important in the Catalogue of Haman infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, as an Atm.! Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of praaiee to relive individuals from the Ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general itradtithmers. 1 he Three Diforders, to the cure of which thave devoted me attention. campsite every fperies of VENEREAL. INFECTION, whether of a recent or lung duration. say, all habil. of debility. whether ariling froM the hat its of fchool boys or the indulgences of mature sge ; and,laftly, that derangement of the littera a ws am which is called BANItEnr4u.SS,or S fEBILITY. Numerous Dictates ate the refult of ignorance, or butte la ehr treatment of a fimple Gonorrhal • i and it nut unfrequently hay pens that the feed& of IN e are palfoned by the indifcretlon ot an unguarded hour Ey a fuoerior metho.l Inch Complaints arc calk cured; and, even where others hove failed, I truft that I may Pe' fume to offer a radical re ellataiiihmenta - Few. however, ars the cafes of eosnpTielteti Mires in tlis JU: order, compared with the calamitous fitnacinos of awn, who from . an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the yriwalmit gaieties of as faihicatiatale life acquire that Rate of debility, which is the aeir voidable confequence of fuels pernidtaus habits Where the unhappy fuffer‘r broods over bit minty, bat caner fogy conceals his misfArturte, it may be tom- conhilation for to know, that althoug% ft be an objet of doubt r.r 'mentality. with ether praditioners, the removal of there deficiencies by tht gradual progrefs of rerovation is the vittirernEnt of my tansso - if the rites of Bacens or Venus hare berm to rc/uce macio algour, much anxiety will lac prevented by an flirty coanterailloso of thlyhnguld Rate: a•:ti !n theft cafes no great :':tculty wilt oecTr 7 . 1 he ( ecrecy which Is fo ellfential to my untleetal.ing sad ate qualificadotas whichl have prefurned to state form the bath a my pretnfions. and in coincidence with fuch Intirowkw iw given, that Mr. Erre may be confulred ptrfonally /LW Letters. (inelang a small Nett), at Ws Wore, No. ay, Ansedriketta itrand near Temple- Par MARRIED WOMEN, who htv: long been drappsicted 5. their exprcl- tlors of a family. may be alfure , ', that uaal Err stances. fueb dd. 'As are curable I y Medical aril CY 'there is an additional F nuance in Ater ifteet adjohiela Ind the name is on both the d-ors MARTIN ORSis Member of the Royal Coilege of Surat-mein unitsea. A CAUT ION some Perfons. who tardy assn MetifeNfei CO • C s 1 AL AS UrTUCK lc AL COLLtOlt.tliVill4 fur ciordaboor'z' 'all copirl my Advertifrottots abaltilt word fur word, sn,"istirotoi hem as the it own pro,!tizlions it is my duty to mriitiou (ha ..strafes Perroful arc are Members of any College in I ofv!oo. Far 3u.gh, or elftwbere; cur 'Lave they ~.xy right to fra.aia.,: in London N B. A I.ift of Ilse Mere: ors if fabliau, st the Knife oftli. Coilege Lincon's lito-etkis, whitey may Me referred (E, , ttg)ti s Pnate.s and publitha 1 itv I.lsVkL KF.6 eak tartnnor Mee, I.amt_tatli) a the St Aa r tea, NA a. Cott Itx,x4 Publifited ago at thc tirait-Orric UcrnOvear: •