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.. s. : • fathfitinty accounts from Major Gillet and Mr. Iltoitv, of the ftiendly difpOfition of the inhabitants eowattla its, and the little profpea there was of meeting Any oppOlition on our loading, the tranf roots were called in, and we all anchored' off the Welkin ur. A fumnions was immediately ferttod *ng poreffion of the fortreffes, and pro ist a v t bo miring. ' , lea; m to the periods and private pro. petty of every indieidual, bit, contrary to mar ex• pedations, the olficen who bad bele; fent with the fummons, returned the nverniag after, with a decho ration from the Governor. that he would defend the place to the fall extremity. As our intentions were now known to the enemy, every delay nn nor part weolld have afforded them an oppottunity of arengthening their poll ion. The '• General therefore deteinsined no landing immerii- atcly with the force. he had with hint, and on the eventing of the, tyth, between 6 and goo troops with five field pieces, and 0 Icemen under Lieut. Boner, Were putt oa there near the (ravine, from LA ke Ma tooth to the Sea, without oppafition; hut, from the heavy forge which got up (infirm the night, it was late in the afternoon of the f tllositing day before the remainder could be got en &ore. As loon as thus whole were collefted 'sod formed, they moved for ward, and attacked the enemy's advanced work', which were carried with little lots. And as we had been informed that a number of Albaniateg were en petted from Rofetta and Cairo to reinforce the gu idon, the army took up a pofition to the eaftward of Alexandria, occupying the Cut on the Canal. by which all communication was cut off between Alex .. aulria and Rrifetta. On the lOth, the Apollo and rem a i nder of the convoy appeAted in the offing, and having joined, lite proceeded with all the tranfports to Aboukir Bil e where they began on the toth to land their' , troops (the collie of Aboukir having boo previou4 occupied by tic previous to their anchoring). The appearance of (itch a ceioforcemei induced the Go vernor tot ffer terms of capitulation similar to thole which we at /it'll propofed, which were accepted on the eoth in the afternoon, and posieffion taken of the . heights of Caffoillie and Ostia, at two o'clock on the moenitvg of the et If. As the General did rue the honour to exprefs a with that I Should remain on Store from the time of nor fir It difemharkation, 1 left the Tigre in charge , of Mr. Fowell, Firlt Lieotenaat, and to him and Captain Withers, principal agent for the trasfpotts, and all the officers and Mtn of the Tigre aad Trani.' pot to I feel much indebted for their elation*, which was a moll ardtsour &Tyke, from the great &Rance they-had to row, and the heavy forf They had to en ore a ntcr on the beach. As the General &totted all the movements of the army in perfon, it dotes not become me to enter iron awl farther details; I Mall tnly obferve, that the utrooa harmony prevailed during the whole of oar operations. I hare the Itottotw to inclok pm a copy of the Articles of Capitalationo, which has put vs in pot fetfioo of the forneffee and harbour; and beg to offer oty . congratulotione on its being acoomplillted with fo little f 0 1 ... la eke Old or Wefleru Port we hairs taken two Tat kith frigates acid a corvette, all mounting brafs guns ; one carrying all a pounders or. her main deck, fit s 8 pound carronades, and four long nine povnderson her qoarter deck, and two nine-pounders on the (loco:- Ilk; the other 26 is pounders on the main deck, end tight fix pounders - 00 the quarter. desk. The coureoe te 6.p'undcts, and two iS pounders, long guns. I have the honour to be, kc. (Signed) ate. fi ALL - 0 4 ti EL L. Vice Admiral Sir j Duckworth. K.B. • See Major General Frafies Difpatch. ADMIR AI.TY OFFICE, MAR pi _ Copy of a Letter from Vice Admiral the night Hop. Lord Col linswood, Commander in-Chief of his Maiefty's Sips and oil - 41s n the Mediterranean, to Winton Madden, Erg. dated on board his Majetty'. stip Ocean, off Cadiz, March 3 ‘,I gO7. SI n--1 tranfuit to you, for the information of the Lords Cent miffioners of the Admiralty, the copy of a letter front Captain Stain, of hi' Majesty': Roof the Scout. giving au account of his baViirg on the 276 inflant ; driven on Aare on the eta* of Spain, where the was deftroyed, one of the large* of the enetny'spriva teen which Weft the Streights of Gibraltar. Captain Rain has knee been in formed tbc privateer was named the Admiral of Tarifa, commanded by Sehaftian Doralta, moun ting two twenty-four pounders, and two eighteen-pounder% tong guna, and 6: twelve pounder earronades, with one hundred men. I have rite honour to be, ate. (Sigatil) cot:allow eon. His hifiljelly's !loop Semi, at Sea, Mardi so, :Soy. My Lotto—l beg leave to inform your Lordfhip, that, on the 27th intlant, at half pall eleven A. M. I obferved a Spanifis &lama privateer to windward, with topfail yards and top gallant yards acrofs. At half pat twelve, obferved him to anchor under Cape Plata ; made all nil to windward in chafe; but, owing to light variable winds, and the tide feting to the Wellward, was not able to get within gun Shot cf him before five P. M. At that time be had his veffel moored — oith frirgs on his cables, and a Stream ancloo on fhore, that kept him end on ; he had two 'cog twenty-four pounders in his bow, which went over and over us as we were working in .Ibore- At half pall five opened our fire on him ; and in ten mi nutes forced him to cut his cables, and tun on Shore. I think front of our Shot mull have Rock him be tween wind and water, :she twos not two minutes on Shore before fine was full of water, and fell on her btoadlide ; at ,hat time our grape Shot was going titer him. She was one of the forget privateers on the flation, I am informed mounted ten gnus, two long 24-pounders and two long 6 pounders, and fix twelve-pounder carronades, Paid to have betwixt go and too men on board, of which he ma have Intl a great number, as the furl was binit on the beach, which prevented me from fending my boats in to cut away his malls, which was the only thing that could be done, as the lea was going half malt up on board of him ; they brought a heavy gun down on Shore to bear on us, but I am happy to inform your. Lordlhip did us no damage ; I have no perfon hurt on board. On the 2Sth I flood into the Bay to fee what was become &him; found him a complete wreck, with his ntiteoatait over his fide. I have the honour to be, &c. q .. (Signed) w. aator. To th.; Right Non. Lord doningweed,Commander in osier, Ike. &c &c. Cop.: f a nother letter from Viet Admiral Lord Collihrwood to W - am Marklett, E. dated oa board the Ocean , di Cadlr., April I, aO7. , Ea bt....-I Inhofe: to you a letter from Captain Seetnenbe, of his Maiiity's alp the Glatton. it:forming MC that the beats of that Oar, under the orders of Lieutenant Watfon, bad attacked and :eared a 1 urkilla tOin Id ten guts, lying in the port of tivt. i aro furry to add Llcutemot Worm% and four matinee were oiled in this attack, sod 'line nun wounded: a iia of then: I inclofe, and an), Sir, atc. Etc. (Signed) c otuttawooti. His Majeftyls fl 4 Mayon, uff Tenedos. Mai& s. 6111.—1 !mac the huntur to acquaint yqu, that; fretn information I had obtained of one of the an- nasal Turkitb !hips from Alexandria bound to Coo liantinople, being at an anchor in the port of Si gti, I fat it my duty tn detach, on the tit inftant , the, buts of his biajelly's.lirip Clatton,•under the or • ders of Lieutenant Edward Wagon, for the purpofe of Turptili7 and capturing her, covered by his Ma. jelly's bpi l'Hirnneelle, in which I have the Wif ration to Inform you they completely fucceeded, and have, this evening, Innught her to an anchorage off Trnedes. On this occati.m I ent Corry to add the ferviet has to lament the loft orLieotenentWat&n, who com mended the boarding patty, together with that a 4.ne Sedeant, one Corp IA and two private Marines, lulled, and (oar Seamen and five Mat ines wounded. Fvr your further information I have to (late, the proves to be a Teta that had formerly been a French corvette, of r 8 guns, ten of which were mounted. The condo& of Lieutenant Skinner, of his Ma. jefly's brig l'Hirondzlle, as alfo that of Lieutenants Truffon and Sandwith, of the Royal Marines, and, of the Seamen and Marines cumpofing this detach ment, has been foci AS to merit the higheti coalmen- &Lion. I ltAve the honour to be, Ste: (Signed) THOMAS SECCOMOE. Vice Admiral tiir J. T. Duckworth, K. B. Ste. Return of Officer., Seamen. and Marines, kiilcl an.; -.vounded in the frtvice of cutting out a Turkith chip in the l'ort. of Edward Watteau, Lieutenant, killed. Witham Wright, ferjt lot of marines, dirt*. John Merodith.torpor.4 of marines, ditto. Chalice Vekite, private of marines, ditto. John %remand, private of mettle:6,4Eo4a. iliac I lani.kon, featuan, wounded. WilliamsWiliam (2), tramsn, William Leigh, (cairn% ditto. William Fckion, iceman. ditto. Robert Scale, private elf marine!, ditto. Mae liolbronk, private of marines, &ctn. proem Oblige, private of n.ori nee, (lat.). Jahn brown, primate of marincs, ditto. Thomas Battle, private of marines, dins. cotal-5 kilk•'. and 9 mounded--t+. THOMAS SECUOMI3E, Captain. flit Majeftro Blip Glottal], March 5, 1807. ADNIJRALTY-CFFICE, MAY 9. Copy of a Utter tram Car: in M•liindey, of hie Majctly's !hip the Livell, to Wilitora Muldco, fig. ducd to the ragas, the 24th of April s 18c7. Be pleated to Infteminay Lords Cortscnietsonera of dm Aerairaky, that, baying received informati.in of a Email Song& privateer plundering a Dane tom' the Burling', 1 directed lieutestait Dena foga, of the Richmond zoo brig, to proceed off dime, and endea vour to take and &Alloy her. and I have essidt pleature i.O la ektfing a copy of lieutenant Hettings'a letter to me of the souk irstant, informing vie of bis having done fo ; and much credit ytr due to his Sub-Lit/insult, Mr. Bolls, for his gallant conducft in eft/Ding it, againft a fupcnerity of force oppofed te, arA ready to , receive Sam. I lave fent eleven of the prifoncrs oa board the fronseee, to be kin to England by the firft conveyance; the other, being badly wounded, remsitn on board this fitip. I a-ye the honour to be, &c. (6i,,sled) GEORGE .M.KINLEY. Est, ITN Majefty't brig, Richmond, April 20, 1807. Agreeable to your order of the t ath, 1 loft no time in proceeding off the Burlings; but the wind blow ing hard, with a heavy fea trom the northward, I did not reach them haute the r6th. I continued to beat to the northward. towards Cape Maudigo, till I ,the t9th, when, teeing a lugger with Spanith colours flying, at anchor in a little Bay. (not laid down in any of my charts,) about 6 leagues to the northward of Petuche, I immediately began Freparations for &Circling her; and having ordered the gig and jolly b Dat to be got ready as loon as it was dark, I fent them away, and, abeut ten o'clock, the boats re- turned with the logger. Mr. Both, my Sub.Liente ()ant, and Ebenezer Lyons, my Boatfwaia's mate, who commanded the 'boats, informed me that the veffel was perfeElly prepared, and that the difcharged four large guns at them as loon as the perceived they were within her reach, by which, I am Corry to fay. three of our men were wtunded. one, I fear, data geioutly. I mutt beg leave to recommend the forbearance 1 of the officers and men on this occafion ; who, not withaanding the heavy guns that wefe oppofed to them, carried her {word in band. She had thirty fix men on board, all tf whom jumped overboard, or were otherwifedifpofed of, except twelve, which are made prifoners, Come of them are badly wounded. She proves to be the Galliard. of Vigo, 4 four pounders and 36 men ; has been cruising on this Marion two months, and is, no doubt,•the veffel that has committed fo many depredations en the trade of Ergland. as well as other nations. Her Captain is a prifoner, and among the wounded. According to your orders I deltroyed her as lion as I poffibly could after poffcffion. I have the honour to be, &c. s. s. maniacs. Lift of Mal Wounded in the boats of Ms Majttly's gumbrig, Richmond. Richard Ilifrock, marine, badly wounded in the thigh. William James, fcantan, wounded in the lhoulder with halt ' Robert Cook, franum, (lightly wounded in the thigh with ban. Am. Peur, iceman, eightly wounded in the foot with a (word. John Saznefon, feamau, fYghdy wounds. in the foot with a (word. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commiffions in the Royal North Battalion of Glen. ceflerfhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieu:enant. Lieutenant jobs Coolie to be Captain, vice Sir William Golfe, re fizzled. Dated April ii. tB:7. Corneliaion in the 38th or Ayrfhire Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Alliitant Surgeon joke Clark to be Surgeon, vice William Doogd fun, reigned. Dated April rt, 'Sop. Commiffions in the Canterbury Volunteers, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Eoliga Jobe Robert Sprawling to be Lieutenant. vice Collard, refigned; Eller George Simmondo to be ditto, vice Lucidturit, reigned ; jefepli Tyfun, Gent. to be Earfigri, vice Sinunoodo. Dated April a 9, allo7. BANKRUPTS. Wiliiant Wylie, of Pram', Lancethire, haen.draper, dealer and chapman, to furrender Mg a 7, sE, and June ao, at eleven, at the Hoge and Farrier, in Lord-itreet, Preiton. Attornies, Mr.' John Winder, of Preflon ; or Mr. Makelock, Temple, London. James Junes, of the puith of Sitting, Cornwall, woolitapler, dealer and thapann, May 13, 30, and Jure so, at ten, at the Angel inn, Haltom Attar, Mr. P&p's Roberts, Hellton. Charles Hubbard, of Norwich, er, dealer and dramas, May is, ss, and June so, at four , at the Crown, peak of St. Bandit% Norwich. Anemia, Mr. Geldard, Holborn-mum, Gray's Inn, London; °rids.. Barber, Norwich. Hipreavls, late of Old-arcet, otherwife Old.fireet Riad, Mid. ombinebinaker, May a s, 26, and June so, at tarot Guild ball. Attorney, Mr. Pike, Air. firect , Piccadilly. Edward Gwyn. late of Belorldere-row, Lambeth, Surrey, timber. . loadiant had pipe -borer, dealer an d chairman, (bat now of the !hear Ibtlfott, Lon.loa,) May tO, 19. and June so, at twdre, at At/limey, Mr. Gan% auk. of LilleolVo T r ain'a 'Minter, now or late of WaLfield, 'a c. and . Joreph Whitaker, now or late of Lee-Greco, in Weft Ardtley,l parifh of Woodchurch, Yorkihire, colliers, skaters, thapmen,, and partners, June 5, En at the George and Dragon Inn, Dewf-1 bury, and June 20, at the Woo !packs* Inn, Wakefield. Attor- 1 nies, Mr. Wadfwurih, 1 4lnhrklge, near Huddersfield; or Meffrs. Th 3, Warnford•ecntrt, Throgmorten-ftveet , London.' Richard Palkt, of Little I lempfton, Devordhire, coal-merchant, dealer and chapman, May 15. 25, and June 20. at ten, at the Sun - Inn, Newton Abbot, v‘ithi.t the parifh of Wolborough.— ; • Attatmles, Mr. John Chappell Tozer, Welt Teignotouth , vol •or Mr James Digby Powell, Finch-lane, Cornhill, London. Ralphbewhurlt, cf Pretton, Lancafkire, upholiterer, dealer and chapman. May ay, 4, and Jane zo, at thus" at the ilorre and Farrier, lord-ttreet, Prefton. Atturniea, Mr. John Winder, of Prefton ; or Mr. VALI. ek, Temple. London. Daniel Hiekling, of Frithy, Leie,fterthire, butcher, jobber, device! and chapman. May 2E. as, at live, and June 20, at ten, at the White Lion Inn, its Metten Mowbray. A tturniei, Meffrs Rine and Merifitld. Carey ftreet, Linecin's Inn, London; or Mr. Charles Latham the younger, of Mtlton Mowbrty. Mark Scott, of Bury, Lancathire, roper, delkr and chapman, jtme 3. at five, June 4, at elevrn, ar.d June to, at five, at tl .Caftle Inn, Blackturn Attornie - , Ileffra. Beardrworth and Necift, Blackburn; or Marrs. blilne and Parry, Old Jewry. 1.ond!!!! . Rkhard Shaw, of Mahy-de la Zouch, Leieeßevfhlre, eatinet maker, uptiolfterer, dealer and chapman, May 14. 2 3 • atbd June 2o,at to/du, at the White Hart ion, in Afhbrde-la-Zooeh.— Attornies, Mr Smith, Abby .'.e-la : Zouch ;or Melirs Lance, Browne, and Bevan, Li ticolo's Inn, i cndon Vlilliam Lolley, late of Liv,-rpotd. !edifier, win: arid liquor mer chant, Icier and ehapman. June z, zs, and so, at en at the Globe Tavern, John ftrett, Liverpool Attornies,Mr. Hannam, Covent Garden, London ; or Mr. Thomas 2svifoo, Hanover ftreet, Liverpool Robert Harris, late of Fißt-ftreet bill, I ondrin woollon manufac turer, dealer and chap:ban. May is, 26, and June an, at one, as Guildhall. Attornies Marrs. Gale and Son, Bedford artet, Bedford row, Lonaan. Richard Valentine and John Valentine, s-f Muntford's Court. MillcAres, London, warthoufsincu, skaters, chapmen. and copartners, May 15, s 7, and June 20. at tcn. at Attorstey, Mr. Latimer, No. t 3, Gray's inn -friar re. Thomas Hughes, of Norfolk-arse, in the Strand. Nfld.:26es. wine merchant, dealer and chapman, M.iy th. 19. ard June ao, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Palm:are, Warnford- cows. l'i.rntennrtoo-ftreet. John Dowling Burke, late of %leen% Elms, Little Chelfta, MM. dicks, (now a prisoner in the Fleet P:ifon.) merchant, dealer and chapman, May t 6, 13, and June 20,1 t twelve, at Guil Attorney, Mr. linugfitld, not/retie area, I l et4trret, London. !aleph Bell, of Fleur-de lie Erect, Spitalfiebl4, Midilkfes, reap. manufaelurer, May 16, 30, and June so, at tea, at Guildhall Attornies, AWL& Vincent said Upiluttc, Bodford Ltscrt, Bed ford-6142re. DIVIDENDS. May r 6. William Hudfon, I.,te of W inky, Chefhlre, lonkerrs, at eleven, at the Crown and Anchor lan, Stecirpr.rt May 16. William Edwards, of New Bond-ftreet, Middlefts, gold- finith, at ten, at Guildhall. May 18.. William Paine, late of tpfwich, Soffalk, coach maker, at eleven, at the Gi o:cn Liol Inu, Ipf:wich. May tq, Juliet; Wake, late of Whitby, Vutlaire, fhip-builtter, at ten, at Guildhall, London. M.y cc. Robert Cundall theyounger, of the Suburbs of Yotk, common-tatarer, at eh wen, at the Black Swazi Inn, in Coney. /tree, York. Mdy so. italin Pearfon.now or late of Putlfey, 1 14,rkeire. clothier, at eleven, at the falhot Inn, Bradford, Yorkthire. May 10. John Lee, of York, woolleti-drapts. at eleven. at the Red Lion, near Monk Bar, York. May st. Wefton, of Lane- f'nd, Staintdl:ll:re, potter, st ten, at the Roebuck inn, Net cattle under-Lyrae. May 111. Jelin Dobfon, hoe of Liv.rpool, Lane shire, merchant, at ten, x t Star and Garter Hotel, Paradife,areet, Liverpool. May at. Tbonias Pattrick, of King-Ilreet. Covtnt Garden, Mid ilefea, optician, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. May 23. William Willow aed Jobs %intone, of BAnghall-Bred, London, woollen drapers, at twelve, at GI:HAM:aI. May 23. jolm James Perry, of Whiachapel-road, tliddletcx, Staffordenrewarchoufetnar., at twelve, at Guildhall. May 25. Thomas Brewer. of Chippenham, Wilts, linen draper, at eleven. at the Bulk Tavern, Briaol. May 2,5. John Meat, of Witte:Vnn, Kent, corn-merchant, at decal, at the Woolpack Inn, Tenterden. May 25. Henry Fifhtr, late of Hawahura, Kent, taylor and hop merchant, at dents, at the WonlPack Inn, Tenterden , Kent. May a 6. Abraham Harwood, of Malden, Liles, iftuunongtr. at ten o at Guildhall, London. COSUUNCTykr —To morrow will proceed to determine the moll interciling combina tion of momentous circumilances that ever didin guifbed the lad stages cf a State Lottery. The ter• mination of this great and opulent Scheme will take place on Saturday fe'nuight near - yet, extraordinary to fay. steady too,ocol. in Capital Prizes aline, now Itand at Wire; of which above zo,oool. and polEbly a much larger mum, will be announced to•morrow morning to the fire•drawn Number. Under this cri tical and unparalleled weight of combiaed interells, can the votaries of Fortune poilibly leave, this day, a tingle Ticket or Share unfold in the Lottery market ? We this day conclude the Lid of Seamen and Marines fared from on board of his Majelly's Lhip j Ajax : T. Clarice, Gab lirfeman. Dom Preemie, Win. Ripley, John Arthur. Gabel Soict, Robert M•Neil, John Franco, William Row- I land, James Whitting, James Johnston, Philip M`Governe, John Morgan, John Curry, David Clarke, John Wynne. Wm. Francis, George M'Namara, George Borne, W Marti Smith (id) Morgan Rees, Thomas Fry (1). Thomas earthman. ileac Cole, M. Merrijan, William Este, R. Fitzpatrick, Wm. Godfrey, Win, Rice, Benj. M•Kea, S Patter{ at. f•corge Kidney, EdwardWel £ley, 'Thomas Diamond, Thomas Wiliam:, Chas Farley, folio Slater, Samuel White, Samuel Haleiby, Rich. Rowe, John Murray. lobo Amonio, William eleghoni, M. Coyle, Wm. Birch, Saw. Pizley, John Hargrove, Benjamin Woodall, Michael Quin (ad), John M•Ever, James Wel& Edward Matthews, Wm. L arson, Richard Farrell, Robert Scott. William Fridlle, John Seymour, Nicholas Tulley, Bart. Sumner, Win. Flandall, Wm. Trim, Wm. Johsfon , Eelw. Groves, Francis Rowley, Corn. o*Bryan, William Starkey, Dan. lienlow,John Taylor, Thos. Piano, Rick Quick. Benjamin Rack, Michael Salem. Louis Richards, Michael Bronar, Jonas D avis John Bowers, Thos. Donnell, John Collin, Phillip Perkins. Themes Bemis, Ephraim Beek, William Evans, William Lowe, Win. &welt, Wm. Wife, John eafertnan. Pat. Kelly, Wm Moor. man, William Schofield, Witham Fortfides, John Gaudy, Jamb Malay, Ennis Billimento, Beliman, Serjeant of the Marines; Thomas &tory, Private ; George Pemberton John Kelly, John Sympfon, Henry Thernpfoo, John Berkely, Thom: s ilatteridge. John Smith, Jacob Villiers, Patrick Ferguson, Richard Newell, Dennis Keller, James Hunter, John Maria*, (cameo ; D Chill, Piede Germ, J ohn Jamefon, Edward Duggan , Che t -ela, Thomas Wells, John Kinfalin, R. Howe. Patrick King, John Bennett, Ales edgrooe, Archibald M'Lean, James Pear fon, Comm Lefiey. Robert Precut ,FAlward Kelly, Richard Mar tin, 'acids Mel 3, John Brown, James Face, Charles Phillips, Thomas Williams (sth), Daniel Moore, Thomas Butler, Mi chael Bridle, Francis Oliver, John Kelly, Henry Nevis, Doman MINE, Major M'eamn, Michael Gooch, John Cartwright, T. Little, Sythe Oxidic, Juan Chitin), Jofepla CASA, John Hughes, Henry Painter, John Browne, John Michell, Benjamin Phillips, William Jones (td), Jc;in Byrnes, Thomas Smart, Robert Wal dron, William Robinlon, Guilt's/pia Media, JoIM Prettyman, James Cowers, Angus Ned. Gabßel Spears, Arch. erai4, John Crane, John Pearfoo, John Edgehßl, John Moil, J o hn B cauc ,c om , Nick. Routh, Wm. Morris, Geo. Brown, Andrew Loopy, Joleph Girard, Thomas Blundle, Anti. Hayward, Wm. Southgate John Daniels, Charles LACiC, James M'Catthy, John Band Jed. Telmer, Rich. Perry, Peter Beek, P. Connelly, J. Ward. J. Barker, J. Cog. gin, D. M'Farlane,Edor.Waliterdiohise, Ileac Sinsmon,Tho. Daley. Rob. Tiaitletwood, W. Barton. Benjamin Poole, Jo. eollifoo, Job. Roberts, Samuel Waite, Joreph Cookfey, Jamas Morns, James Day, Thos. Ridding, Garnod Vauleavin, Janta M'Donaki , George Dowdy', Was. Langdoo, Jacob Faygas, Jureph Danielle, Jobs Payne, Patrick Doyle, Jo( Burns, Join &MUNI', John GUi22, Win. Withers, James Denny, Michael Lawlefs. private marines; John Moller, fervent to Captain Blackwood ; Ear amin David. HIGH " — Cia -- A - 1 ---- f ' W ATk Morning Alterman ,i 4 bir..l)oli 'IU-PdtAckto' 7 mutes after s . spi mimics Leta 4 RCNOVATFD HEALTH. ~~ TT has been too frequently the fuhjeEt r.f a r e gener al reprobrinn. that men dettitute of the elerneitt, k y ' the medical art have offered themrelves as c.totlidates for r Patronage in the profelion of phyfie For the purp fe of dt.i 2 Suffice to the refult of our ftudiea and estteti.:TlCt 2!!:: to prre, ; ' i us front being defied aniong thofe empiric whof e impudent yoy, tendons have, untbrtunattly for (navy, been too favourau y re . caved. we beg leave to (ohmic to the liberal and enlightened * faithful ftatement of our purfuits and acquirements. After basi n* received a regular medical education as the pupil; of Media G r a * : dal and Blizatd, irthofe leetures and practice we carefully an tn . ded, as profeffors and furgecsns of the London Hofpital, we ente ra l nurfelves as ttudents in that Nally celebrated reboot for medi c ,' I t acquirement, the Royel Cmlegc of Edinburgh, and were infitt e ., ted in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory a w i predict of Pill:. Cherniary, 11eUdwifery, Benny, tee. 3 24. by thole eminent protell'..)es, Drs Monett, Gregory. Black, Harrah% ) I Duncan and Rutherford. We trait we tt.:ll not be deemed /22 . fumproops in laying that our proficiency and acquirements aren a * ineonfi Itrable• Havi::g for aionz frries of years made yelle r ,* complaints. and the varit:tts difeafes of DEBILITY, thcpani eutet ohjedt of our Bodies aod practice, it wi!l, we hope. ht. 4, 2 , 4 '.t we have acquired fu2erior knowledge of tacit teem tr aeo2 , and cure. In flight and recent ckfes of infedtion, a rettid re ,„ I eftablillunent is completed it: the iho,t rtriod of two Cap ; 2 „ e i , in thofe of the uttnott inveteracy, where other praditionertio,2 failed of fuceefe, a proper perfeverznce is our plan o' trutte nek enforce to the patient a fafe and ra.lical cure. - - . Amtelft the melancholy variety of diforde.rs which aretbe effeeti of a habit long atfd unhappily purlee.' by the retch of both Sues. there are none more al trilling mot.: tig ean t i u 4 deficiencies and debiliti , ti which Iv pruvritt etubtu e the matrimonial (tate. To filch parfaits it mutt be a eunitiiingeg, fiedion to know that they may now, by A nay and ittiallifilt mode of treatment, be reftored to that greateft of all human Wee" 2 ftrong. manly, and vigarouscoullitution. In ail cafes of debility, from whatever cattle ariQng, as well at in every fpecles of um. real infedion. we may be confulted by patients of either lea with the gmtelt (cerecy mad honour. Hours of confultation at beam frots ten to three. and from fiz in the evening till ten at night. l'atients in the country are requelted to gate the panitalassof their cafe, age. and general habit of living, &c. &.e inclofitg g remittance for advice and medicines, when the (dm( will be giaie or fent to at.y part of the kingdorta. T. enfure that fecrecy fa A. fential to our undertaking. the poftage of letters may be added is the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgems, hltivember :6. 19,cb. No. to 7, Hatton Garden. N. B. Meas. CURRIE arid Co. have certificates fronithealune refpedable Prole Ifors of tA orlon and Edinburgh, (+the diligence, and humanity with which t`..cy preformed the duties al o ud them dining the time they attended their Led - tures and Pradice. To mos. TAY LOlt, Efq. No 9, New Bridge Itreet,Lem Qut-1 cmitider it but an aft nfjudice ducto tbe 1 4- ) merits of your I.F.AKE's PA 'TNT PILLS, to comm a& rate to you the following Cure, wi has recently boon p c: t arn: 4 by them :—An acquaintance of mine. who by the breaking ow; of an add Venereal Cornea:vie (attended by a Complication of 1)K -orders arifing therefrom), was reduced ahooll to a tkeleton, anil though he had the belt medical advice which could be obraiiied„ and tried a variety of patent nicdici ors, nothing could be proeurall which feerned to fuit his cafe, or do him any terrice; he renwinal in a mad reduced and pitiable fnuation fo: two years, minable rn follow his profefGoo, and fearcelY able to walk et even to fluid ou his legs; in fa.e.t, noose who knew him ever funded it pogible for him to rceover. He was ;doffed at lift to try yorr Laetui Piz-Ls—he fo, &idly adhering to the diredisn• give, with them—be had riot taken more than two boxes, befxr• he founrraa alteration for the better : this.enctinraged Wm to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he fw.,ttd his appetite and ftrenth grad ally venni, ar.d le new as healthy and as Rout as any man I kiim./Y You are welcome, Sir, to refer any perron to nie fot a confirmation of the above account if it Nash] be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient humble (errant, _ _ Library, Folkloric, ley r goy. THO. PURDY. Prepared ac id fol.! by :he Cote Proprietor _ _ Taos. TAT oa,Metsber of the Royal Colloge" of Surgeons, lAN don, his More, No.-9, New Brid4e Erect; Where, after a eonllaut refidence of more •han so years, in a practice particularly (Heeded to the curt of Venereal complaints end theft incidental to the parts of generation in both fetes, whet that inviolable feerecy which men of his profcifion &Gold always cbfcrve, be Litters hiniklf the advice and affiftanee he gratuit.may adminifters to miens taking this medicine, will be eftesmed,by a &kerning public, as an advantage feldom to be obtained.aal void of ambiguity. Alfa fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thole L. log at a di/tame, at the Perfumer's No. 35, St. Alban's-item Pal Mall ; rise Toythop, to 3, Oxford• ftreet ; Mr. Difixtrotigt, 7. Rh. Itreet-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. M . D.. .na Id's, Glafgow; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; Mr. B Llverpsdl; Mr. Atkinfon's, Manchefter ; and by one perfon in every cast& derable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in box, s of only 14.0. each, (rated up with full and plain direetions, whereby perfcmsel either fee may cure thetnf..lves with cafe, (peed, fecrecy, , andfsfetr. N. B. Every box fold in Great Britain is failed asp ith a nay% on &Lich, by favour of the C,ommilT; oilers, is printedw the Stamp Office—T. Taylor, N 0.9, New Bridge ftnoet—to imitate which, felony, wed all others are canterfsit. WHEN Profeffionat Men of Education and J. wv fponfibility deviate from the general Syllem by the Weak, of a particular branch, the fanrlion of long cootinued focaelree is the belt citation of fuperiority. . _ _ Thirteen years have I devoted ety pradiee is the etelafrre tread. went of Three Ilifuedera, and the fuceefsful refuk of my phallism me additional ardour to cppoft, as far as f am able, the ravages et thole Complaints which are the atoll important in the Cataloger of Human Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of pradlice to relent, individnils from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praaitioncrs. The Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted say attention, eamprife every fpe. ies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration; aly, all Janes edibility, whether :riling from the habits of fchool boys, or the indolence, ' of mature age; and, telly, that derangement of the Ocala's"- nen which is called BARRENNESS, or STERILITY. Numerous Dircafes are the refult of ignorance, or hate in die treatment of a fimple Gonorrhoea ; and it not unfrequently pens that the feed. of Life arc polfor.ed by the indifcretim if as unguarded hour. By a fuperior umbel fuck Complaints arc ea* (Aral; and, even where others have failed, I trut/ that) may par fume to oiler a radical re-eftaldifhment. Few, bi Inver, are the cafes of complicated (tiara's in this X ordff,eompared with the calamitous fituarions of men, who,fass an indulgence In a folk*, vice, or the prevalent gaieties poi a fathionable life, acquire that Rate of debility, which is the our voidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fritterer broods over his mifery, but ea* fully conceals hisinisfortune, It may be tome confolation fur ai to know, that although it be au *ilea of doubt or amenably with other praCtitioners, the removal of there deficiencies brae gradual pc-ogres sf renovatirn, Is the acquirement of my esof• • ence. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to ceducesisaff vigour, touch anxiety will he prevented by an early counts:26*o of this languid Rate.; and in there cafes no greardifficulry will weer. But where this defitier.ey has for years wilted, a proper perhv verance is indifpenfahly requilite to revive the flumbering (parka of lire, ens to re-animate the conititurioss. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difapprioted their expeetations of a family, may be Aimed, that in molt at fiances, fuch defeat arc curable by Medical Aril The feerecy which is fo effential to my undertakin , !. u d II qualificatioes which I have ?returned to state, form dic b. , 4. my pectenfions, and in coincidence with fuch this hiermarras rs given, that Mr. f3ree may be confulted fictionally, or by I 'ttra'S (ineloling Note). at his boufe, No. 19, Arend-l - t'alls Strand, near Temple-Bar. 0 - There is ax additional Entrance In Water fired aZ?siliris and the name is on both the doors. MARTIN HREE, Member of the Royal College of Suwenns in loanSts- A CALTTION.--Some Perfons who faltely Aka theca/Mel so be Massages. or Tilt RocAc C.:seers:a, havlng forteveral words I paR copied my Advertilements ohms* wuru ;or word, and inking them as their owu produaluns, it is my duty to mentico. eles thole Perron, are at Members of any College in Lorsdril, Ma ! burgh, or elfewhere; nor have they any right to prattice Wirt I in Lando°. N. B. A Lift of the Members is published at the Near of At College in Lincoln's-lon Fields, which may be referred to. ---- --- LONDON: Ptintcd and publiilaed by LEVEL KENT, WO. terbury-Place, Lambeth). a: the Sroa Orrtet No. t. OMR ttrer.:. Pub lifka ;tiro .t •9e Witco, Ten.Jetta. MI .4a. N =