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"rja c i JPOIttING mite • LaR week a match was trip, &Woken Lieutenant Moots,. of Luc !Loyal. Navy,,iiditscis unthawed 111 " le o li'd9 (8 4 4 by 4.64 ititurottols gpanifh aft, our ot a blond tuare), carrying fifteen Rune. againß Captain Srosas, of tho : Hants Militia, on tout. over the turnpike toad Gam Milford to Haver fordwell ; which, after a revere contell, was won by the latter, sotwithaanding the day was very we t.-- Five to three in favour of Me. MoStaa, at Ratting ; at the end of the fir!! mile, even betting # at the end orate third, 6 to 4 in favour of'Claptain Suess. _ASCOT HEATH. TUESDAY. NM 5. His Majetly's Plate of too Guineas by Hunters, the bell of three fgur-mUe heats. Mr. lltichareive , b. g. Little arms. ti ire ul.l- I • Mr. Je in tb. . rangy, 3vs obi - 2 Mr. heads b. m. Perdbta . . 3 3 S wee pßakes of to Oiliness each. with 25 Guineas odt of the Race nod, for s yr olds, the new Mile. Mr. Latibroble be. C. Begirt - Mr. Neisdbim'a ch. c. Crogibter a His Royal Highs& the 0. at Yetis'eb. e. by Bszsud 3 Svieeptlakes of to Guineas cub, with 25 Guineas aod out of the Race Fund, for 4,5, 6 yr olds, letit Page hnints ab. Amara. aged - - - e solte b to. jabs. 5 yin o l d - 2 Samlwicir named Mr. ?tenon sf. g• Mu'. S Yro bid 3 Ws F. &soda busted Mr. blareind's Dualist, 4 yn544 4 Swespliaskes of too Guineas each,ll. 1. colts BR. slb fillies BR. the New Me, ovate et cossotbsny_'s c. by lbeassrd - - Ely. Likens e. by Wismar Fiord O. H. Cavemblee b. t by Waxy stossto DAY.--WIDNISDY. A !late jot. for 4yr olds, ylt. 41b. syr olds. BR. 6tr din BR. 61b. and aged SR. 91b. —the belt of three,s ;tile heats. Sir j. altiley's Ist. &sap. Ayes oil bi k iaailiteskes eb. rs. Mary ANIS IikABWOPUIC labs. S Igo al . I - 3 . I I •. 2 2 - 3 3 It' A ri u "no*: An article his *reared in the I'mlitfaaltins of the ftinerican Philcslophical Society, tending to p rove that the change in the thermometer always indicates en approach to land.—The following, is an extra& from it On the zsd of Augull, late in the even ing, the water fell in temperature four degrees to 64 I on the next day at noon, haring fallen to 6s, and futpating that we might be in ft:endings, though no alteratitin had taken place In the Colour of the water, I induced the Captain to found, but no bottom was found at too fathom; on the 24th it will appear by the chart to have fallen to 58, and cm the 25th to 56, when we were undoubtedly on pallet or Faille Bank, and on the 26th having fallen to p at eight A.M. and affumed a green raft, I was defirous of founding again, but in conlequeuce of the ill fuccefs attending oar former attempt, and not yet placing any reliance on the thermometer, the Captain was unwilling to lote time in founding, fuppofing that we were only ap proaching Jaquet or Calk Bank ; but the next day having (poke a banker, he informed us that we Were on the °Grand Bank, and that Cape Race bore W. N. W. 150 miles. Upon founding at noon we Rruek the ground at 47 fathoms. Here let me re mark, that our reckourng, as fhcwn on the chart, has been well kept, and that the thermometer has with great precifion indicated our fituation ; on the 21ft at ton in a fuppofed branch of the Gulf Stream 72°. 2 ad, approaching point Bank, and at no great &dance from it, 68°.—z3d, Ilia ne arer 62°. a4 th, Cron the edge of the Bank 5 8° . -2 5 th, on Jaquet Bank 56°.-26th, on the Grand Bank 52°. =Thus at this. leafon of the year is there a difference of so degrees of the thermometer between the water on the Bank, and in the fame latitude in the ocean, not far to the met of it. Oor Captain, a fenfible and obferving man, as well as a very experienced mariner, ftruck with the regular gradation of the thermometer on the appt oach of the Bank, and convinced of its having pointed it out long before he had fufpcaod his apival upon it, from thts.titt paid much attention td the thermo• meter. He found, as I had foretold, that it would eqoa)ly (hew by the rife when he had quitted the bank, and obferved that as it would (till more accu rately define the limits of the Gulf Stream, as it was hotter than any other part of the ocean, he might With great advantage make his patfage to New York , by following the northern eddy of the ftream. This eddy he knew to cult, but was unacquainted with the limits of it, and knew not how to afcertain 'hem s , except by the thermometer. We punned this eddy{ metty accurately, having made good the latitude of New York in long. 69, in about nine days from quit., Ling the basks, and every day performed nearly equal and good days work. sr In this courfe from Newfoundland the thermo meter indicated every where eke approach endanger ; on the ph of September, the vicinity of Sable Bland Banks canted a fall of 7° ; and on the 7th a bank not marked in any chart I have teen, cauted a fall of 11°. Upon founding on this bank the ground was Druck in 55 fathom, fine white fan& with tome fpecks of red and black. Captain Allyn was fo much pleated with the accuracy of the thermometer, and with the fecmity in which he had failed for tome time in con fequence of it, and Gs clearly perceived the advan tage to be derived from it in many ingances, that he declared he would never more go to fea without one. " The track of the Fair American appears to have lain very near to Jaquet [Hand, sshich in Governor Poweat. c's chart is marked as very doubtful ; a good look out for it was kept for feveral days, but with no die& ;.this may fo far tend to confirm the fufpicion of its non-exiltence. The journal from America to England does little more than confirm the previous obfervati ons made in tints track • the thermometer fell no lets tha n zo degrees on paging to the fouth-eaft of Newfound land, and rote again nine degrees in the fame longi tudes, where, in our outward - bound v o y a g e, we fup pofed' ourfclves to be croffing a branch of the Gulf Sre;tm. The fall ft eon hence of the thermometer, as the coall of Europe is approached, is very remarkable and uniform." to The naval officer in the EAR India Company's fel vice wit" is reported to have embarked on board the Argo, at Alexandria, and to have ,charge of Lord Nkcson's difpatchcs, failed fr,rn thence in a hired brig fie weeks previous, left Malta in the Agincourt, on the lath March, and joined the Argo, t9th of April ; Captain liar. LOWL Lt. having, of cootie, the packet from the Adniiial, which may be hourly ex peded, with other difpatchts from Egypt and Malta. Suit m sty tar PRitgOM las is FRANCII.—The follow ing Mailcrs of Britifh captured rads were in good health at Verdun, on the ill of May : loreplt Pane, A malthca, I.endon. Bruce, Atlvtoture, ditto. G. M. Wood, Augufts. ditto. W. Tapley, PhUlippa, D ar tmotth. Rolwit Wblte , Argo . W hltb 7. iamen Refohniou. Stockton. James Etude... lnduftry, Gownfea. T. cr., Williara Dugles, London. G. Cooper, Rachael, Brlftol. T. hauith. !Junk*, London. T. Pattcrfon, Flying Fa, ditto. Harris, bdorrilon, Swanks. F. Candy, Kerrey, St. Iwo. W. tloi•hy, Mary, Scarborourh. H. P.terfori. Ffiza, Cork R. Wil'amf ,, n, Scarbt.rough. It. Goldby, Deuly, ditto. T. Nt< Whitby. K. AlLifun, blerune, ditto. S. Shorten, St. Pncr, Plymouth, T. Mean, Goodrich, Poole. T. Roldfon, 1.1::...'0rth. Sunderland. G. ltryden,Chancellora, Hart• Ky. V:. I lamy, Packet, Illacknry. C. Trutt, (Economy, Wood• brid.s. P. Bunker, W illlam Bruce, London. 11 Terry, A lliance, j‘rf,..,. C. Dai.dfoc, Caroline. bunderland. •W. Tesonnfon. Fly ir.g FA, Cork G. Allen, Autumn, Sonderlard. 'I. Jour., Itc ouvr:-:, St lec's. T. 1.47. Flor.:. I. onion. T. Akkman. k net R. Feller, l'n,ec of Wale., Sunderland. T. TO. Inch, M•1•1”*. London. T. Drnitifon.Frredom, Sunderland R. Erdogton, End) r,ori, ditto. T. l'---cock. Rofc,ditto. T. ntraughn, Ilex work, London. W. I ler.i.l :fat nftank. S.Pottgatc, Hope, Scarborough. T. Erar... l'r.. • , I no 'on. T. Howell, I ucy. mouth. T. german, ‘l3;lant .i• t klary, Padllnw G. ltateb.lor, Riling Sun. South-r...i t•ni. A. blown, Loadon Packet, Gu, t.,noro, b0r.... I!. Gammet. I`..:c. Ir 1.. I seglry, •1 tors m.r T 111,•:s. u., It ..tt T. bineock, !I'M, London. W. Jrnkiu., Lifhou Packet, ditto. U. Car- A.,,vvatet, dltzo. Usr:),4 ILi.t. —Yc'lerda' re , cral 11. e Greenwich :tr' . ‘• . f Ilri:nwncd for cAr tying 'lime il.c 14w allows; ni (Le infoirn , !;.:ll. 1.4 many as len A S..licinir .ar:p I):ll;.rZtr4 "ird L. aufel v e ev , Yenre n' ~ 1 : :: 77 : „ ; r. ;„! ; ! nh e!.e:a4r::n.dg. ri:b tb !lac '4S not I , s ;iI. 1. 1"11.1 orc m i.ej lila aul tLcrs piritijaianar. • OqUiT OFawrs mem jUnnt 6. i.... 11146 Siva 4101111 W, aids. We lave . already Rand, bit theft perions had beenitonOrifked on a Aiwa .peculation and cot . - at - aes ktdement in the in terim IF India, in the .11ellinfrons of the Shama Rajas The ansounteeterted from that Prince, an d* fare pretences, wet lispoo rupees, or fame what shahisseeel• PAWN ". . of th e 1 Ith ult. we Raped the arguments, and the motion of Mr. Das- Lan in smell of juditnent.t mod the dedifion of the Court was this day given on that application. Lord Etsnunotovots, in pronouncing Isis opinion, Paid, that ;be word wail was net at vi salad exclufive, and be produced various authoritiei thew, that neither in legal proceedings or in common par lance, it was necefarily eaclufive. He added, that the equivocal meaning of the word ought to be ex plained by the clntest, and that by this tailrace, at appeared evidently to have been ufed ezdufively. The rule Njfii in tura of judgment, war, therefore, idkbarged: The ATTaIIItT Clutter., on the appearance of the Defendants on the floor of the Court, prayed their terabit's to Rive judgment, en which the Chief Juaioe read the minutes of the trial at Guildhall, I which have ben already detailed. 114/9m. Ikestes and .Tatenrovote then addref ca the Comm in mitigation of punifhment on behalf of W. ST ttttt I t sad Mr. STIFIIIIS. (the Conn ie!) on behalf of Mr. Aoaaw. They Paid, that the A ejoined refikution, which would itielf amount to a fine of s apwards of io,oool. The mere expenses of the trill, on the pert of the defence, amounted to between fall aoool. and 50001. This vett fum mutt be.difebafged by the Defendant Mr. Stephens only, Mt. Agnew having become bankrupt in consequence of the misfortune Co well known of Mellis. Strange and Co. of which be was a partner. It was oblervetl, that the dial of a fine upon the latter would ea pole him to the fate of a perp . ottal imprifnnment, and that he had a wife awl four indigent children, whofe fuliftionce depended upon his future exertions. The ATT!SINtY GLIIIIILII. and Mr. ADAM replied on behalf of the profecution. They enlarged on the prodigies magnitude of the Dritilk empire in India, and ea the ne.effity of convincing twenty millions of Esiktrn fubjcas that a fevere example (held be made of thole Cho degraded the honour of the na tional eharaaer by extortion wed peculation. They Paid, that the Eaft India Company , in the prompt i tode of its jullice, had repaid to the Shamoa Rajah the total amount of this exaftion, and that their Lordihips would confider the fitnefs of the reflitu tioe to be made to the Company as the Proficutur. and that any fine imputed Mould be applied to the fame fund. difcretion in this particular WAS re ferred to their Lorelthips by the fiatute on which this conviaion was founded. Lord ELLISWBOtOUOII.-••••• L et the Defendants be brought up the left Monday ( Monday tennight ) in Term." T.N.CHEQIIER CHAMBER. tiAßwonD v. A3TLIY.—Th:s Wall a writ of error from the King's tench. The verdia was for zoned. in an *Moo for (lender ; the Plaintiff having faid of the Defendant, who was a candidate to reprefent the county of Novi.lk in Parliament, that he was an af fawn and had murdered his own father. Mr. Nostra* moved a reverfal of the judgment on a point of 'saw, which he admitted hail never yet been di.linelly before any Court for judicial decifion. The decliration alledged that the words were fir. , kcn of the Defendant as a " candidate" for Parliament. Ne infitted that esornever a person became a candi date. he net iirly dive tied hitnfelf of the 1114 Id of the law, as pine :lug( his chat-after, bnt it became the duty of every eiettor to pubidh all his faults and vices, in i•td:r t know whether he was the man re quired by the 11;00 Writ, n.intely, the tuna " fir and slitcreet" man to reprelent the county ; ti;at whatever was laid of him could not he matter id le eornpewee to kiln, a. r candidate ; and that thet efnce ttirsa)urigntent, sthich ease datria,ter lot that y, mu reverted. Mr. ERIAI , 4I was about to reply, but was tie: Ted by thasCg.n , r. Ihe CH I 1! Jourics or the Corn non Pleas ohf-tv ing th it the tintOire e,f Mt% flowdel went to .Lit cx rve,) n I mu. i .t t.ty wi.A: he i•learcki of tttil. • 1 1,1 con.. itLoe a 1 . 4 i• . j lic nt (.1 Cuutt. AILAn:J. Few' tie L024;44%10XrAs Jose MILFI'ARY -- PR ( SMO TIONS COIRMIMOns in the igbfilittlurverrilintligetrigil 'by the Lora isiettittnedie • " Th e Right Eionourable Georle Perci,eummettlEsevi L0r41.•• vane, to be Colonel, vice john Recd, Eh. re ed. bated May 17, tBO4. The Right Miaow:Ole Gaols Percy. commonly's:AlM Laid 1.40. mine, to be Limtenant-Lhokinel. Doted March 3, Igoe , Ralph Bates, Efq. to be Liesealmat.CoSonel. vice the Right Mae. George Lord Lovable, Ma ted ipossontDeWitt! th ;1104. Robes Ogle, Efq. to be Captaks. ago 3. To be Lieutiniants--Jateph penwtai;and Jahn }Unlock, QOM Dated September 6, dot. • John Gooch.Gmt. Dated DOMSl 6oll l l 6t u r 3. - • George Salvia), Gent. Dated January Ps William Collingwomt, Gent.. Dated Aperlo,llo4._' a • Charles Fortier Chanson, and Thomas Henderikin , Gent 1. vit May 17,18°4. John Gray, Gent. Dated May at, 1804. Conamiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County' of Northumberland. Doted Dec, 7, t Bos. To b. Deputy Lieutenants-ocarre Adam A*4,4'49102°' Sit 916°" bridge, William Clark.juo. \Valiant Linikdl, Francis well, John Smart, William Smith, sod Ralph Sparks. Flip. Comtniffion Signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Town and County of Newcafile-upOts-Tyne. Dated December 7, 1803. To be Deputy Lientenstei-Tharn as Saida, El. . " • a Commillions in the Ellex Militia, (teed by it. Lord . eutenan t--We It ern Rcgi Merit. John Eyre Marcy Small Macdonald, Gem. to be FAO. • David Mara 17, 1804. Wen. Townley Pioliey.Gent. to be Ditto. Dated M tioa. Southern Regimeet-Licirtenant Cherles Miteifewa vineAhdy, reigned. Doted April as. 11104 • ' ee hit Jr 4T, ,, Entin Parry Mitchel to be Lieutenant, via Wood, Dated April 14. 1804. • ••• Enka Thome Vistaed's to be Ditto, vice biddisotiiipeasdell.' Dated April it. 1804. George Raveneraft, Oct.!. to be Enlist', Irks Mad, priencited . Dated April ti, 1804. Willi am Walker, Gan. to be Ditto. Dated Apr 3. 1804. oasmancs.orricti. JUNE 4. Corps of Royal Engineers. Gentleman Cadet Contantine D'Arcy to be Second Lieutenant, vie. H s rdiog, promoted. Dated February a, 5834. Henry Vavalont, Gent. 'aloe Ditto, vice Haile, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Edmund Mulcafhr en M hearch coin Lieutenant, vice J. R. Wright, prorroted Dated a, • Matthew Stewart, Gent. to tie Ditto, vice Lewis, protected. nt Dated es above. Samuel Cleat. to be Second Lk:swiss, Wee Dickens, promoted; William Payne. Gent. to be Bit % lietifison, mined. Dated April 1,1834. Royal Regiment of Artillery. - •'• Captain-Lieutenant Edmund Currey to be Cars* vice MU NI. fay, retired; •Eirft Lieutenant William Jenny to be lieutenant, Hee Currey; Second Lieutenant Edward/1:g to be FUR Idantimast. vice jenny. Dated It 1, Oka. Company orForcign At tillery ferving in the Well Indies. , Wilhelm Elitiaidt;ttent. to be Second Liettemnt.Deted June t. DIVIDENDS. [one 9. Alexander Manton, of Walbrook, London► merchant, st ten, at Guildhall. July 14. Jokpb Sheriff, of Bluth tars Road, Surrey, nuendrapa, at ten, at Guildhall. dune 30. James Aldis end Charles Atilnfon. late of Iltdeport, Cambeidgaire. copartners, Repko:pen, dealers tad esatangi, at one, at Guildhall. June 30. Matthewßrown, of St. Tohn's-tquare, Middletez, minter, at ma, at Guildhall. July 4. Henry Cafamalor , of Tockingtm, parifh of Mellon* Oloueetteinswe, Watley and WlMam Barnes, both of, Drifted, merchants and prune% at tive, at the Rummer Tate*, in All Saints-Isis. Drilla July 3. George Forb es, late of Conthall Chambers, Coptta. court, lbrogrnarton anat., London,us ',ham ana t writer, at ten, at Guildhall. July 3. James Curtis and Honor Pitt Celan. of Ludeate London, ail and colour merebanu and cop:even, It eleven, at Guildhall. Shepherd. of ate Nigh-ftreet, I:cap:Ohm. July 3• lamb draper, dler and claptrap, at eleven, at Gotham.% Thomas Pisa, ot Jernsyn-ftreet, St. Jamas, Middictes J u ly 3. T gold and filter lacmum, at eleven, at Guildhall. July 6. Edmund Burton, of D at cntry,NorthamptonfLire , trioney Scrivener, at eleven, at the Wheat Shed lon, Dateotry. • Jcia 28. Edward Retrieve. late of Great Drifileld, Yorlidure vintner,dealer and chapnian, at two, at the Red Lion Inn, in Great MIK Full 3. John Bridgman, of Charch•court, Lothburl, Landes, merchant, dealer and chapmatt, at ten, at Guildhall. [lily 3. John George William*, late otWinchetter4treet,Landeld , but now of Marfa. Meet, Londwaroad, Surrey, merchant. dealer and Marren, at ten, n GuildhalL June 26. Jofcph Preger. Late of Norfolk-meet, Wand, Middle rcx, broker.infurer. dealer and ebapman.at elmen.at Guildhall. June 3t. Jofrph Evatt, of Loudon, gladman, dealer and charm's, at one, at Guildhall. aly 3. James Cavern Nicoll, of Goldfmith • sirette. Hackney, Mildlefea, bricklayer, at nevem at Ggilatia. Londoa. .I.oil)uN MARKETS. CORE-F.XCILANGE.WSDNFSDAY, JUNI 6. The Market this slay bad a middling (apply kt beet, ansl fain in general are mash at Intel vas latlon from Monday. floe Pan tie slis. per quarter. barley is rather cheaper; and ha M m a t Ultra is no aheration. Rye Is itanctlanag dearer, as am Bea kinds. Peale ate a. In our LA. Pearls are at 435 Owing to tilt late few arrival. of Englifh, as well as For. ign Oats. the pr..ftnt high price eout-inues. Fine ATlVeTlean Flour afts. to its per bartcL GLNLR Al. CIIRKENCY AS UNDER Wheat, so. At.. pr qr. White Ptak. Iv. 4tl. ea. Fine Ditto, 33. ssl. 64. Biwa, si• 4os. al. Rye, 235.186.0 d. rick Ditto 17 1 . 34 a. BalrY.sts. 164 64. ad% es. 134.174. Malt, 16e. 61a od. Poland dbto.tfli Rape Seed, 371. to 301. pcs PRICE OF MOOR. Fine Flour eos. t.. S <mods to. to iv. per LA. PRICE OF HOPS IN TUE nonovw:. 511 to. in 61 6. I Poetry 61 tt. to. -t tea PRICE of HAY sod S CRAW In SMI CHI I r.E.D. Meadow Hay. per Loa. - 5L ace. to 51. OL Closer 41. Oa. 14 31. 135. Straw, per Losd 4s. to IL 1.4. COAL EXCHANGE, Jaw 4. Rea Cnals In the Pool. per Chaktroo Holircral to Hoofeticepers - S u nderlawl, Cheildross Delivered to Hostetter:re at . (4. to.. al. 41% Cd. 54.. c4l. bf ARA!'" Di N::ortlay LIP. at fit.Donfian in the Eat. Dayi.l roe) 011, Efq. of St. l'eterflportb, to Mit& C. Jack(on. of 1C.•4 tooela (lo Sour,ll morning. W.isef Fr IP , IS I lansuo Doyle, to Mils meter of Sir WIE/SJII Nidocr. Fanning bQ, at berfleit, :o Ftf. a,'•. A. I c. b. rrq. of the War OfSce, to Miff Attlie LIMB, abkft ataugtitu of jobn kt.ns. Efq of At Newington, Slimy Wawa fimsmlng, flfq. brother in Palm Admiral Sir Janet Saumarc: , to Mt, Haiicnrr.ll, 4.1 liiitiour's buildings At AOwkb le•ftrret, 39inCoe. F.ll. Pert.rgict of Maretabtid,CbcOare. to Mira ilanafilin, of Hatuguic, mar tbs fame place. At Reecnball, Henry limialtfoo, Flq. of Nrocall:c-cons to MU. r, • .;littr of jobs 1..;a1 el 'A' alt. and. I , ::irtht nitwit 111.0. fondly hr. Mr. John Inv. WI „Orr of rho It , 2• rler- Irrar.fr. Cnnatml. • a lon arAt par es , oilor • 4).i th , 1).1 u .t M. C.c 'll , h ra • ' of - I ...to. .• I. Vs .rt Pla• ter. ar•l 'A r. •• - . - 111{01 1 tA lI.It AI L nN.e b 4 ...rwmg • • Aminme m-. 1 qv-. AWN. oh, V. NI In4a -hi ate.. , • ak- , ....“.11 e. ,_ -t, 74, / , Aitittis anti Pk COON. iNkALLIIOI ftifMAN CORN-BLAISTBR. rit-itIkOPRIETOR of this =ft cuerleibf t • IDYL I. eertila Cl its Blbettey baring Te e m 1204 ,1: dindridey 'Of Cain, woes( ii It •closaatist armada the ars, dad brandy TO Oirlillit TINS molter.. Ann , begsisare that it boa Willa* ibiedinnWit of air norgiasisfs IRAs • ' antipents, Salres,, 44. is many fialtdreds ofteuetid sm. tons eint teßifyoistiong Whew sir fonts of the tirit straddled l di tbinidll S a idWboirat add R dill by T. knell, No. I, Fir el I.lan e, ttear tint Raid Escissoge; and all, by Mr. Day, No. 7, T aT tg oc k iticili ; Mr. Wes. p i.. gy. Se. land:is-diner; Mr. Hader; tto. sr, I.alt-Mial; Mr. Ward. No. 324,1101b0rn; andicboult Apd Co. No. is°, Orford-!tract- , At B-ittol, by Mr. Bulgin and Mr. Sheppard, 13nokf Bass Bath, By Hawk!. bookMier. and Wright, perfumer. Edintnugh, by Sinai, South Bridge. POrdea Pkt 04POr IS Ms. Mama. . • Limped, by Mr, Gore, prioter.asd Mr.Jones,bookrdler. Rairkdoodr, Mr. Moilq.booitielier. od by OlOadtali V -dOgli Mei:gamin togl:=1; . H --____ AVING dedieetbd layfdlf to the Rudy, and beeri vodka .by them:id taladerable make in that briuob whichl thought groper to Ma k I troll that I hate not more rid. coapiord ply time than there who, in the catenfive ficid of dui proleNon, lint oceallocalli inmerfed in uncertainty, acid cannot ahvaysattain that facade which is acquired by cooreturatthe tb Welled:eat potter to ode slab of shredders. Tlordicaks of usaaLril are pecillarlp eitneddlti t fce tiei airrlth deem, win of eonceothaat (Impaling, task Bpi 40 1 , ' " it ear bete, rsy, asiftence Mei gamma embittered.—... Asp from the preealerice of tit event*, tbedeftrde-, dolibilillosif or the Indulgences of temerity, they ri. quits melt anus profeiosal {hill; hot by the igoaeanas el mem, the iyenprootv are aggravated, &Di dill eetea diftroyeil: • Ms MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLICE el gintGEONS, ,istirr 11.0111111 toy phoodlone eo verde*, of education; and paddles prhoeseto proßlee. I feel royfelf entitled to that ouch:knee villi which I hove hitherto hoto illhersaf Iteolorr4- . is the Mit retimlons of loot ert•ltods, early app , licatioo will prevent the calamity at a &Nikita forme ,• but w are the fiif fief, from ii tottreloolloie of etto utueisandi of tie vice Mach ceded his misfortine, Is Bald of t motto* or eenfare of Me • 6 iolli fallficien• le booth over his infirmity with careful coo, ceshnent, It mull fatidaflory for him to be .Surd mot may ed capability of moment, but ego of the molt Inviolable haw+ And in reeeni Venereal Complaints it Is pods:le to prevent pain, danger or ditterat to the molt complicated cafes It le the acquire- Inca of carluilve eaperioncc lo this hue to dial a fafc, cutain, sod C. .dy re-ritataittunatt I i., the advantage of this ezperienee to thole ofeither few who ^are Allele:l . lAM any kind of DEBILITY, of any fyiptotos of valialiam. INTUITION. and in A cafes tic WWI of ream , ono** are doted os the Brit istervieff. I Nome la Of cottony are ea:polled to Indere a Bent mite, aid *rofipold mi..," their age nod manner of livipg. • MARTIN BREE, Versiber rt Witold College of Sturm Is Lau.. ,sg, Aireselthiboot. forted. oat Temple Bar. , . . . Or GILEAD 1-"Uy----------CORDIAL BALM iiiermitgemaity for Nob Difoles as are atteodpd witty 706 thlog ; in t Oket Pa t IPr ratt ts ne t e e f f tbe 14 21.1 4 * Whoa o f Heat to various Parts of th e Body; at who? ' ga rs I Sok uf Cold, Limbs , if Water was pored on them: flying ne la the M ins and' Limbs, Bart and pall y. reinitatlrg r. . 'ley the Gravel ;the Pulls very variable, fetnetinths • *so t at other times very gat* t Yawning. the Wile • r . t bightm. and' thank of . Suffocation as frosts (tea. thetbroat ; *keener 'Fits of Cryaly and coiso y thirties, skifiebload feldeb reteedthe, MA pasiegigyhop ÜbialiM with horrid deems. Prietekkaa bout • had :by_ etrerstursta ields* spin, all Medielue that aro . • a.r.• ebot there ta d a very important Olfeeraelon to be pelhodleg tho Cede Ws at Gilled, that. ankh Its opt. rye rode, fie art ellitaciousi t thisid mat hoc rlfen to the teeteek4 repoth . sod uric/Art..l demao.l It haszkolg foe. A lt bhs rarely th e great advantage of a perfthave *seam at the fur et the Poirot, 4' i nothing but his enrol d he ;p by its falutary I froth, can *mirth him to poise:are; sot • eatable 0-dote/ante ie ortaiely molt rcoollke, to reek . e ea the hayrick Condit:Atha,' of lAYniicals arid dalenkils ye. not sot chromic dsterfts, led oellowteeta4alsp•ariettiart to bed*. As the above complabor Wain throe witlintke,olifervatinn ell ' Gentlemen to the general hat of Praftkei it Is no relation apes. cycle linowleilie or yodlessen to fay.. that very few of them have . set eirportenkyof that sap-Aria which Is the only folid fuendao eke of medical fan*: eight Dr. thloovo's very cloaked pee- Um and particular attention io thefe cafes, enable him to afford did pen:, arfirselef to lath unf eet waste p idete, si, p. that a . t h e y cutout experlencr sod any o th er Phylielan In the hingdone. Audi kis wi: la do' groatetpkolure tad fordo:boo, thatch. acterowledg- • es the Csudou e and Liberality of thole OCIIIit mcn Of the facie,. who hare fo detttheolliedly countenauced lie Claim' to padre Approbation, mb to recommend Patients tibia C qv PP by lle. thriothen Lirerrol. to Jas. al. shad & l. Banks ; the latter contain lo st -of c tenter, by weds toe Nielsen' tartzs sok Every width Bottle has a Stamp, whisk bears the Proprietor's Nolte old Addrefs, " SA biL. SULOI4OII. I • lVlrpfli# 2 .. to ingests which is Faso,. N e B. The Pottage of ail Letters to the Dothst met he paid. MA tea. id. as a Pee mailed fur Ad.lec. To T.TATLOlClissrgassab Dia 9, New Bridge-ftreetflaandes. eta, Edinburgh, May a, tBoth • IN the fpring of 1794 I was afiliaed with a Vette. A real Complaint. which .1 treated with iadilfacsoe for w•. months ; but was tat obliged to apply to a regular Phynche,wlys , put • temrrary 'top to the virulence of the Ifeare (by names- • rid applications) for forne disc t but growing, in fpite of ail me& eine mad the advice of the braPentlanen ofabe Frialty nu% ,torte and waifs fur two years, I was redeem' to a rate 'lowa • impandieledmalbeyond defcription, being an attire Ismer, and eke rated front had to foin..- I My bead, throht, mouth, note, mon, heft heen alternately in danger of becoming utlefe;—% lig Swat, I have had from =toles eating uleerscie my body, ewe nearly totally deprived of fight,—lt would be vOlartaisoTas to par ticularize aU my eafar--iuGece it to fay, there sever was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated na ture. l was lone looked upon by my friends, and imagined my - felf,heyood ailhapes of recovery ; and, indeed, lit my then mkt'. Lion, ,: , ,gth was preferable to my mon than nail:rabic nate. In this drradiul fituatiou did I drag a atoll miferahle ealftenee,tlll Dive a a Pao, . ce threw In my way a endpaper eontahlieg the cafe of a Mr. t.. of —cnr friends read it. I could lent and rrortirrd i g r m "A e u of tour ones', Pee ear PILLS, 0N1C11,17 7 allag I.:oes cane to time ma now, and leave lent bren. , ,after mots than four y..r.b.eliderthable in as good a ;tae of health as cv'r Ire ;as a proof of t Ms, I lead a fine, thriving, heal thy c I'd. horn to me af. w months ago. In gratitude to Gen, and in hop• s of rendering my le:lot...creature fervi,r, I raqueft you t. pebUAt this; and you may at any time refer pi rfon', who wilt to be fatiencd of the truth of this, or farther particulars. tr n:r err rry friends, by letter or mean. As Lw Inc hadoiie will t reaters mine, and none came/ it, I Machin experience exert to allure nunhimi that in your Ladeca's PILLS they will hod a fore, Ineetly, r. fate. and radi. .1 cure, Ire that mull dreadful fiage of the Venerem 'awl, is called—a CWIFIRMIIO tuts, /• • l'ii Need and Sold by the Sole l'roprietos,TPolllAll TA V LUI. • !•• ot..r of Rryal Cotkgeof Surgeoos in :.onilon,at hit • 1;0. 9, N.r.re Eridgealreet ; when be will g.Ve advice. a !e.:. to T...rf.0 taking thde Pills and will _newer p tricots let t. -e. .f /col. y 0.1. on the fame term., otgervirg .11 al cafes the more inrsoiab's try, aoPerfon's name of cafe. !..101.4 Oren nue. Tlon. , ',bet at the!? own particular recut fl. by the ProcOrer. Al ri r T.. 1 mute than 36 years, he Mt the eon .-hart of Of ,Tlrn , ire fate it the above medicine, sad the pram -• rto...eroro. •hob isv.og at a \:• Vet , 1.! Me Appointment, for the convenience a ! .rec. by Mt n.xt,r, soeth-l•rijgc. F airs ..... Prtater, Ci.rpniv, to nr.l zll.. N. T. r fry, N; M the Perfumrea, Nr. It, Si. AllAttles• ft rte. i'..11-!: A.. . 0: A rtfon • 1. , y-Nroj 4 ... 3:3, rect ; Mr. LILI:b-rna.b . s. No. 7„ F mad, apritt ri ; Mr :•^cri. Bookrclkt, No. 1, tls turtr.l , l ,l : Mr ; and by one in (-wry ccc t••••Nst In Great • Brmin and t-cl.rul, M Bnsad only as 94 each. ft Jed up with full stV ealn Dactlinas. whereby l'erWiwaf elder Net may ern , Mesas:yes web est( lancy I.ONDON• nru••d tri put.ll4ltril by r ‘ r. ref 107•; . • • 11: 04 0b) at dm T•IC S UICI. *rev P—bt.' cG alto it UK Sras Or:i.i, Tcr,:e•3ar. 1.. 6#o 'ti Fanner AM ,'Mtl Mt istosiCa POR. Lady How Thine Se. 41.1eing vest4lids T e r icz •itePT Igavisc *a YIN Si 2 4 0 61 , alito am 11 segrave is bate' biro. Par Orel .`..iiiii - i ikrat amyl. Crt a.., Rupp A t Itaf*i Mini et thi prefa inkert kw Mir rev vcm