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At the London Tavern, Foxhole -street, Plymouth, on Friday, , the I Ithr day. ef Amens, at ii-o'clock in the forenoon, - THE ftllowing GOODS, viz.: for Exportation--; 635 Bags Coffee. •:.' 5 H•lgsheadk White Brown Sugar. 15 Pales Cotton Wool. • ::: • . • • 4V' Being the entire Cargo of the French Schooner l'Aetif, taken 'bl and condemned as prize to his Majesty's Ship %Omen, P. V. Brooke. Esq. Commander. . I • For viewing, cataitigu:s, and further partkulars, apply to 4 Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, July 24, 1809. . 7, .. . FOSTER'S ,RHEUAIATIC DROPS. • - SHEARDOWN, Gazette Office., Doncaster; . • has iaceivtd a fresh appply Gif FOSTER's RHEU NIA - DROPS, ttii the cure of the nose obstinate rheumatic cop-i- . . ts,,--Several well-autttimticated eases, setting forth the extra ' 'nary cures they have performed', are printed and delie.Ted con ' isith the Wrops, which are sold in small triangular bottles, With t&a. words, " Foster's Rheumatic Drops" thereon, and sealed +WI an fenpression of the Elephant and Castle, and the Proprie ttres name signed upcni the stamp. The Drops, with directions ; qtr using them, are sold in bottles, at 23.91 each, and in large ' tlitio at 4s. 6d. Mcluding ham; duty, by W. Sheardnwn, Gazette Office, Doncaster; alsn,bv Mr. John Sanger, at his original gt. , -. twine royal parent medicine warehouse, No. l"iti, Oatord-street, qgposiie New Bond-street, London ; by the' Proprietor, at Bay,- 14, Yorkshire; Jackson E totherlsy, Louth ; Ball, Brigg; Lunn, _ _ .roaftog ; Brooke, Lincoln; Stothard and Craw, Hull ; and Gore, Lorferpool:—Two or:three bort/es generally perform a cure. y'Z These Drops ire valuable to persons going abroad. ..Obey *ill keep For any length of time, and in all climates. - ' • - WEN' MOIITH. • INTHEREAS, by an Order made in the High Court of Chancery, on the ee.d day of u e, 1 HUG, in • Cause" eniteney v. Jones and ethers," it was amongother things• ordered, that a Breakwater, of the form and thineuskins stated.* • • the Master's Report therein mentioned, and accorling tp.ctista Plan and . Sections made by Mr. •I'llossaa Allen , of Wern - tutli, Architect, therein named, and remaining in the said Maser's Office,' together with an Apron thereto, shrsuld be erected (nor the Esplanade at Weymouth,) under the direction of t h e said Masser, acid under a Contrast in writing to tie made with 1 pta• — per Person or Persons for performing. such Work as Not salt Master ctboulct direct and approve: Any Person or: Pervibm willing to build such. Breabsvater and Apron, acened;og to the said Vise and bectibna, are desired to send in their Pro i .osala, in writhig,:for building the same, on or before the I.st day of ti-p. tember neat, to the said Mr. Allen, of...WeymotteliforessAd, at whose Office he Han and Sections may be seal. 7 • S 4ittheLtizidon Tavern, Foxhole -street, Plymouth, on Friday,the 11 t . of August i at Eleven o'Clock in she Forenoon, THE fisCsailing Coppered Lugger L'ACTIF A formerly the General Townsend, of Jerky, o most desirso. bit little Vessel for dispatch,-pierced for pm • Her Stores art . in goOd condldon, and the Hull require! ilk littje refit to pro- 1 seed to sea.Diss I talons : Length . 63 Ft. iln. • Breadth above the Wales • - 17 6 Depth in the Hold .;• • 7 6i • Adnieasum - .80 27-94 Tons. ter viewing, and further particulars, apply to Mr. JO4IN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, July 29, 1809. At thei . 4ndon.jir, Foxhole at tSth-day of August, at Twel E'entire CAlloO of d •• TUBE.—For Jot; Hilda ityporior Red Wine 20 garter Ca.ki White do. 112 Cases Claret and Vin de ' Grave . • . ' 12 baskets containing :50 dozen Champagne in high condi tion 100 Cases Tallow and 29 ditto Wax Candles Iron in bars 60 Casks Paint 20 Barrels Grease ' 28 DittO Sardinias 49 Baskets, containing Olive as MESSMAN, a Person and can be srcl! recommended from , ers addressed to Mr. Win. Lide, at the Cherry Tree, ,Broszky, Middle tended to. • • 101:IC FUND. : • :7,-. . trA4r. . NAPLES, I uLy s. .. • • .Vihea the English were seen. covering the sea with • . - 0444,4, menacing successively all the coasts of the. ligitiand at leigth arriving before the capital with .200 tiasePoitiZtaii4 sixty ,4iips , of Nor, rn.,tti y _persona believed that the ninnient was arrived when the e would carry into execution the ,lilan of invakion; • he . had for seitiraryeirs'innounced. iltir M f !sty had, on tl?e contrary, di vinedihe true intention of the • enemy, which was merely 4 to re-animate our civil, dis cords, topromise succou'rs-to alltheill-disposed, but to furnish none, and to make war on the King - by his twn stibjects. The event seon.jUstifiegthis opinion; for all. the menacing demonstrations.of the English, all their formidable hostile preparations, ended only in the ' vtack of the two islands of Ischia and Procida, de fended by feeble garrisons of invalids, . They hoped that we should send all any ;forces to the assistanut of these islands, not to attack Our troops, but to block, . ade them, and separate theni from the Continent by the superiority of their marine, Vain hope ! „the - islands have been prudently left to themselves, and the enemy has occupied them in despite of himself ; tbus our forces have remained untouched, and .that ". enemy have neither been able nor dared, to make . any attempt against Naples.. . . . We learn at this moment that the English have landed 400 men in Ischia, and likewise BUO sick.' It appears than 'an epidemic disorder has Manifested it. . -•11, self on board their ships. This circumstance removes to a still greater distance, the hope we had entertained of seeing . Lind on the . COntinent '4 ll' army, which the iaconventencieS of the sea,; rriore than the fatigues Of , war, slowly consume. It can no longer be doubted,'.. that a great part of this 'army is composed of bi . iganiii ! ° . ;- collected . in Sicily, and persons who had emigrated with the old Court:. P 4 DISEASES OF DOGS. I THE following mct valuable MEDICINES (*g m- covered and prepared by Mr BLAlNENeierinaryStiriseli, 5, Wells -street, Oxford-%treer), are patronised and us4by OPlrry celetstated Sportonah in the United Kingdom. s DIS I EMPER.—His IVlctl , rin .1 Powder. tor Distemper, Oil Is. lid. per t'acket, u ually sullict at for the C.ure. dithed,*.pnce 4s in boards, . . 'Ct ftT titthe 'IC for MANAGING the itAll• *7-4 'arch, ktto3, to die 28th of Febtitarri. treet, Plymouth, on Tuesday the lye o'Clock at Noon preciFyly, he French' Brig L'AVAN • Exportation ; • .• 1.1 Bale of Leather Le Cfamn!ttee of the pateatie Fund; t, Baokatiler, Giorge-jard, Lombard . M Specific Ointme jt for Mange is the most easy . and I, f 1 41e remedy ever discnverzsi. p ice us 6d. per B. Z. WORIVIS.---:•His Worm Powders, prise rte. 64 7 per Set, &CM a'd the various kinds of Worms, • • NERS, eHARACTER6, tcr,L. 1 Case Wronflit Iron 1 Bilk and two 'Pranks Shoes 1 Ditto Woollen Cloth - 1 Case, containing a Clock and •two Gilt Candlesticks. 1 Trunk, containing Linen 100 Demijohn!, Lentils, and other oPulse • ' 100 eases Prunes and Raisins 50 Bundles Wood Hoops I. CANKER IN THE BAlL— Blood or Matter within side of the Ear teases Dogs aim.% to Madness; lout the complaint Is readily removed by his Canker Wash, price 4s. 6d per liottk. 1 Foulness and Itching of the Skin are removed as well as co :- dition promoted by his Alterative Condition Powders, price 2s. : v.. r Set. PURGING BALLS, a safe, bat effective purgative, price ft. 6d. per Lox. These Meilicinei, are sold wholesale and retail by Boosey, No. 4,-Old Broad-street, Bitehange ; Barclay and Sou, Flei t-Market ; Mrs. Cargill, 86, Sfiluth Bridge, Edinburgh ; Hude.lesion and Co. Dublin ; and Osborn, New York ; and all other Venders through out Town and Country. Horse day was pdblished, • Post . Svo : prise 16s. in boinxis , itcbas ',vier,. in the manner of Drawings, .oflbON to DUBLIN; fro Nit to hi% FATHER in IRELAND, on inions, Politics, the Coutt, kgal Prac- Literature, &c. &c. interspersed with nearly 500 Persons, In the different and W. Joy, No. 3!, Paternoster-row ; Iglde. and Colbert,Dublin , Edwards toil, Waterford. 54 Bales Sail Oinvas - Large quantity of Asserted • Cordage . 111-'nth of August will be published* an Altaic( the Roads of Spain, and &c. . . . . Oil in Bottles • • 46 Cases, SO Poti Prelervea 1! Casks Sail Twine, kc. • - 1 Caw, containing 2 Looking Glasses $0 Cases Pickles • I.Trunk Silk Stockings,Gloves, Silk, and other Mercury I Case, eqntaining Gold Snuff Boxes and sundry other Articles D A LBY's CARMINATIVE, for the wind, con vulsicros, watery sod dry gripes, and other fatal disorders in the bowels of children ; also fur fluxes, chotcs, and pains of the intestines in grown persons, scarcely ever failing to relieve when given according to the printed directions. The superiority and celebrity of this medicine having occasioned a number of counter feits, some even pretending to he prepared from the or iginal re ceipt in the family of the late Mr. Joseph Dolby, apothecary, of Wdbecktstreet, Cavendishtsquare, the following extract from his Will,will shew to whom he bequeathed this property, and from whom -only the genuine medicine can be procured : " Whereto,/ did many years ago instruct my daisghter Fran ces; find , the wife of Anthony Gell, of North -street, Westmin sterorentk-mast, in the art of enmpoutidint i cerrxin*medicine of ...which tam the stile inVeritor, called Dalby Carmifiative, Ido bereby.appoint my said daughter the sole prepares., of this useful , medicine; J likewise give to her ny sole property is the said car 'rniniti've, and all profits arising from the sale thereof, to her •and her heirs for ever." This invaluable cordial medicine continues solely to be prepa red by the said. Frances GAL and sold only by F.l4ewbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, a. few • doors from Cheapside, London; price Is. 9d. a bottle duty in cluded; bit observe that the words " F. Newbery, No. 45; St. Paul's," are engraved in the stamps; and, by their appointment, ~by Ward, Holborn; Bacon, Lan, and Allen, 76, OXVI I / 4 1-street ; Hawkins, Bond-street ; Hay ward, Piccadilly ; Harris, Ludgate street ; Randal', Royal Exchange ; Clarke, and Bowling and Co. .!Inrough AIN ; comprising a Descriptive Iraphical Delineation of each Province, !count of the Country; including its Manufactures, Comnierce, and Fi 'ivil, and Ecclesiastical Establishments; iences, and Literature; its /Warmers, Fruits 100 Kegs Goose Hams 140 Wickered Jars ' coots:Ding linseed Oil and Spirits of lurpentine • Cases Dimity 1 Box, containing two Officer's Hats, Epaulets, &c. . And for Hotly ISO Barrels Flour 50 Ditte„Boef and Pork Connimptinp, 109 C4lai Meese 2' Casks Hens , 84. e. ,NDER DE LABORDE. ted from the•Freneh. Hurst, Rees, and Ora*, Paternoster• :o. Soho-squire. • 44 Fistina Butter • • I .' This eargi? has been landed In. thejltet-poesible order-end con dition, and is recommended to the attention of the Exporter as deserving notice; it was Intended foratadaloup(;, and is better arranged shari most of the Cargoes offered ;for lale at this porri condemned as prize to his Majesty's ship FOUTUNI, HENRI' VAMISITTART, E,sq. cprnmander i . .. • Also; the Good BrigillNO.—Distrgstnalt: Length aloft 87 ft. oin Breadth Estretne 25 ft. Mn. Height he ftily, Decks .5 I 3f- Depth inkbalfold to Adtmeasures 14-404 Taw ' . • • AU 1 1 - IEN C fr.1)1110N. AUTHOR! ! Y. days will be published, ZINGS of a COURT-MAR. aril his Majesty's ship Gs . enurroi, in Wednesday the 26th day ol' July, 1809, tuenr till Friday the'ith day of. August the Right Honourable JAMES I.ORD the_ Blue; and Commandfr in Chief of pre. Ihcliiding a complete Copy of hi - from the original; -Boa the -wtoole . 0f 4-t hand by Mr. dur6o , . . •y, Vlottki, Harrison, and Miller ;•sold , and Ornie Pareenoster-row, London; -ork ; Skelton,• and Messrs. Baker and nn arid Smither, Chichester: ottifahlpi UNIVJaRSAL sCIiQOL BOOK: TL Ity was published, a new Edifier'', price five shilUnp bound, with the ful: alluwance•to• Schools, THE CLASS-BOOK ; or, .365. LESSONS for fleish Clay,res, in all Schools, Male and -Female, contain 7 ' :ixrection on every useful atd intportant subject, iu the 'toe rrc: tdegant Language of the best AutiorsOtrrangedin Les nlas for .very day in the Year. By-the Rev. DAVID 'BLAIR, .• The annual Sale of nearly Ten thousand Copies kthis incom parable 5....h00l Bock, and the Avidity with which it continues.to, I , : adopted in the first Sciatic)s of the Empire ' are sufficient testi ironi:th or its auperiorpretensions, and justify an ezpettatibil that It will in due time be universally receivedaad preferred as a finish- Eu.'s in the practice of Reading. • Printed fo' Rif-RAID Pett t tfs, I.ondoe, and to be had of ail loAstllers in Great Britain and Ireland. • Of %Anal may be had, by the'same Author, 1. Tie Fix sr CATECHISM, price 9d. •?. EAbltiO FSERCISES for the limo' CLASSES, 24.6 d. 3. Vie GRAMMAR Of VHILOSOPHY, SS.• 4. The GRA74IMAR Of.CHILMISTRE ss. 6d. A NENV - AND IMPOWI ANT WORK. , This day was published, price 9d. or Thirteen to the Dozen, with the full allowanceto Schools, THE FIRST CATECHISM for CHILDREN, cuntaining common *Things necessary to be known, and actir-d to the c ap ac i t y a n d curiosity of Children IsetWeenFour and Ttn Years of Age. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A.M. Author of the Class 'Book; the Reading Etercises, or intro deaion to the Class Book; of the Onmimar of Philosophy, &c. &e. "Peery Parest and Tutor will be instantly struck with the use falneis and importance of this new Catechism, which beeps with ttachmg the Child to count Ten and name the Days in the Week, rd roweds by easy steps to the defipition and explanation 4 all iindc of familiar and common objects. It bears is fact, as to the bu , irLss of life, and the first principles of general knowledge, same relation as the Church Catechism, and the easy MS of 1)r. Watts, bear to the Principles of Religion and •V•i fa li t y • Pint d for RICHARD ?situ's, No. 6, Bridge-street, London; and to l c ad, with the mbar muck approve d Works'ef she same of ill Books,4leis is Tows sad Crustily., • V .i.L.UAktig SCHOOL . BOOK. Tbiattayvwa l.nblished, a New Edition, embellished with ONE HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS on Wood, price ; with a full allowance for &boobs, s• EADING EXERCISES for the Junior Classes in Sciidoli being a Sequel to Mayor's and other Spelling Ltok s ; and an Introduction to the Class Book and Speaker. By the Rev * DAVID BLAIR. Author of the Class-Book, Grammer of Philosophy, 'First Ca- , techisen, &c. rte. Tbis Work recommends itself to general adoption in ill Semi rarica, by the following peculiar features: is printed in a large clear Type. ' 2. It is rendered interesting by numerous Embellishments. ti The subject mattCr is adapted to the capacity of Children, and it at once entertaining. moral, and instract've. 4. All the difficult and long words are selected, divided, and parted at the head of each Lesson, in the manner of Brown's i a:ante:it. Prirted for atcamtn Pe !um's, No. 6, Iridr-•stseet ; and cq b. ..; of all Booksellers and Stationers in the . I . * ed Xingdom ; et \•.;.om may be had, by the same Author, be CLASS-BOOK, Sr Lessons for every Day in th Year, 5!. bound, he FIRST CATECHISM, or an Explanation of Common :iwcessary to known at an early age, price 911. ilf• GRAMMAR of PHILOSOPHY, or Easy introsloo V the usetul Stierces, on the plan a Golden)*lea Grammar si Go‘bnikliy,yrite 3s. bound in blue. r E 6992,1 s.V.VI'7 / Vllll ONLY FIVE 1 SC El 4 ALL TO BE DR, e vKIFT and.. Ca. respi t he 'Tickets and Skase, ar 11, o. , No. 12, Charing.t S c heme of the p 6. Adventurer an dial , „ r o f is0 : 000! !! winch m S' ni fa Number, or itlprop whale 0 w ill be hi g her before rho Shares PRESENT PRICE. 1 . 12 1/ - 411. 0. I . 5 IS I f2 l :eiter • a-bit,ttation, %it . ot ! rig. expyrtetre. aP4 tote nriagt sitird.—Letters iki a% uard's opposite the wi . he inimeeiately attets PatRIO Tbls day was publial THE SIXTH REPOI of the COMI,f,rIIEE foe TUNI), from the Ist of 1609.• London: Printed for the and soldby Phil lips, B sweet. 101.11ERN NIANNEI TH. day In Two elegant Volumes, Post partied by several Engravini Li£TTERS from LOT a SI UDENT of LAW t the State of Manners, °pinto; bee, public Amusements, Litt Characteristic Anecdotes of a Departments of public Lite. Printed for C. Cradock and 1111 by Archer, Mahon, Dugd ari savage, Cork, and J. Bull, la the CULTA' of the "present in five volumes svo. with a utht r Maps of the Country, VIEW OF SPAIt / Itinerary, or 'fopograpl IA a general Statistical Accot Population, Agriculture, M raLces ; its Government, Civil the Ste of the Arts, Selene Customs, Natural Hiitory, & By ALEXANI) Translated Printed for Lonolan, Hu row ; and R. Dolan and Co. S ONLY AU BY AU • In a few davr THE PROCEEDIS 1141„ holden on board Portsmouth flari)our, on Wet and - continuer. by adjourrmen following fo.- the trial of the (.;,:tSISIER. Admiral of the Channel Fleet, &c; den. L•rdship's 1/efence, taken fro tat tvit!t2-ce, taken in short I Po. , nr•uth : Printed by, z by I. HUTit a it eta, an Cn: Kyielestith - ..Dock ; '••• • Sthrtlfampresn • and A UNIV/eRS,I Hy.; day was published, a non , with the ful! THE, CLASS-800 finlish Classes, in all I: toe on every asefe rtc: , leganr Language of unit for .very day in the Yea Brthe Rev. 1), 'the annual Sale of nearly'. ratable Sahool Book, and tht hv adopted in the first ScladOl tronials of its superitsrEetent it will in doe time be universa Ilu.dc in the practice of .B Printed (of itleatAlD PIIII luAslllers in Great Britain Of whom may be had, I. Tie Fre s r CATICHIS, READING FSERCISES 3. GRAMMAR of I f ni 4. The GRAMMAR of Cu) ?his &is is welLwoith.the ettesulow,of layr win .ka want of a VQ3iCI suited for the general purptaea of trade t she takes the •gnatilit4 ; sails fait, nett wawa a tarot Cambria* Irit, IIP•d snick , and'imsditiow,.aud is abundantlf found In Stores. - Condemned' as prize to his Majesty's ships INsotatsv and Anal*. • • For Inventnrics, Catalogues, viewing anal:aye, ,or any further infatuation; ap p ly to W. P. Smith. Esq. George's-sty - 01, thick, cr • -JAMES - SLADE, in Plymouth. 1 Plymouth. AufellAt 1809 . • *'- • • ' •• ' •' • ' HANT6 ' 'NEAR VALUABLE. LONG LEMEHOLD: EsTAVE NEARLY EQUAL -IN v 4 u4pg TO- Fftf,EJ-KILD, By Mr. RICHMOND, Ou Saturday the 12th of August, at. Twelve o'Closk, at the . • -. • Crown Inn, Paniworth, in Five Lots, AVALUABLE; ,Com Oct,. .and Iniprovable• I.F.AspicI...ViTATE, held for BS9 Years at a small quit rent of 6s. per Annum, delightfully situate in the pleasant led Villag e Etswarth,nnly one mile from Westbourne, two from Hatntnt, an'even from Chichester', all good Market Towns. consisting Of **ten talawantial brickdbuile Tenements, three Timber Cottagety,lllackaglith'A Shop, Garden, Common Right' and other prital•ges, form ing a row of Helues, - indled Knight's 'tow, very much -underlet to Tenants at. Will. The present rental ife6s per annum, but capable of tonsiderable increase. . The Estate may be viewed;ind printed particulars had at the Crown, Emswortli; Dolphin, -Havant; IFl.ece, Chichester ; and at the Crown Inn • and of,Mr., Knigh t;, No, 111,.QueenAstreet; Portsea • India Arms, Gosport f On the Premises; and of .Mrt Richmond, Biewe'ry Agent, and Appraiser, No. 17, Cooper's 4 rove.-CrutchedPxlara, Loodoth: - • • - ••• • • ' - s SUFFOLIE,• • I VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR; RECTORY,ADVOW SON, AND ESTATES;---.By Mr•VEYTON, At the King . .. Head Inn, STOWM,ARKV, on l'hursday, tati 21st day of September, 1809, in Six Lots, LL-that the MANOR of WICKHAM SikgjTH,: with the • Impropriate Rectory and Great Tythes thereof., Also the Perpetual Advowson of the. Parish of Wickham, trige ther with sundry valuable Farms, situate in the several Parishes of Wickham Skeith, Norton, Stow, Uplz.nd, and Thorpe, in the County of Suffolk; in the "l'enures of Messrs. Bond, Whiteman, Rosen, Posford, and Ruffills, Tenants at Will, and which are of, the annual valuable of upwards of £l3OO. The Farms in Wickham will be sold with the Great Tythes atising therefrom. This Estate lies within an .easy distaisee cif, and surrounding the Town of Stow Market, to which-chest*, a Navigable River communicating with the Metropolie, from which it is distant about 90 miles. It is ina high state. of cultknglon, with substan tial convenient •The comtarniations are by' good reads, anti the Parochial and.other Waynteati are low. Lot I. The Manor of Wicks Siteitb, with all the Rights, Royalties and Emblements thereto.bcionging, with the Rectorial 'Tythesof the whole Parish (except pf Lots itand 3, being Sur wood and Wickham Green Farms); and the Perpetual Advowson to the Vicarage of Wickham •rskeith; and-also a substantial Mo. suage. Tenement Faim, buildings and Lauds, called W itkham Manor Farm, in he Occupation of Mr:Thos. Bond 124 a. to Se. 'Lot 2. A substantial IViettsu age Tenement, Farm Buildings and I..and,called Wickham Green Farm, Henri Whiteman Tonaat • • -• • - . Lot 3: Surwood Farins,,Thof„Bond, Tenant The above three farms are in Wickham. • Lot 4. Norton. Farm (in the Parish of Norton) in the occupation of Glories Rolm - Lot S. - . Messuage Tenement and• ? Lands, in the Parish - of Stow Upland, in the of cupation of Mr % rhos. POsford 71 3 ii 131 1 31 87 23 164 1 21 L.Qt 6. A Meistuvee aild Tenement, in the Parithea.of Thorpe and Cocktield, Mx. William Rutin' Tenant - • - - 1.11 :*. ' 'Total • 691' 1 4., The respective Tenafly; will chew the Estates, and opeelficep t ,tioos, may be had at the. Angel, bury St. Ed m onds; White- Hotse,Apswich; White Hart, Colchester; luni Eye; jun ,Woolpkt ; and at the Place of Sale . ; of Mr ,C4ster Solicitor, Abinton, near Linton, Cambridgeshire; 1171 r: beinas Prior, Ashfield, near W•olpit r and of Mr. lames, Land Agent, No. 5, New liitsintliqusAn, Lint-oh:is. blu r Londio, where Nana of the iblfareat Leta may be seen. DIXON'ti CELEBRATED ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THESE PILLS have long obtained a just cele. hefty in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, toil front their great success in many oh - satiate Disorders...our numerous patients of distinction and others, particularly the Duke nt Bedford, Sir George Warren, Sir Gre gory Page Turner, the Dowager Ladr Say and Sete, theViscoun test Bulkeley, &c. &c he was persuaded to offer them to the public, under the approbation and sanction of tfieir name. - The fo ll ow i ng is a proof of their efficacy . "Des! Cantle, Haver - fordwest, South Wales, Feb. '24, lt l o3. /4 Captain Lltiyd presents his cotnpliments to Mr. Dixon : al. though nut personally acquainted with him, would take it as a fivour,if he Would send him four or five boxes of his Pills as sons as be possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always used the Medi cine, is now pregnant, and very unwell ; for the great service they have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Colonel Bishop and all his '-family, Captain Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend. the Pills -wberesier he goes ; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon Would appoint ' sone persons as venders in this county, it would be a benefit to the community." The Pills arc found to be an incomparable remedy for restoring ~the tone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, for preventing 'crudities, and, their consequent disagreeable eructations and flatu lendes. They prevent habitual and temporary costiveness, sick head-ac h es, and heart-burn, which is occasioned by 'pregnaticy; and a debilitated stomach, whether arising from the acrimony of the reduadaut bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapslde, corner of Paternoster-row, London; Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow, and retail by most country Medicine Venders, in boxes • sk 4s. 9d. mad tis. net. A Proof of the Efficacy of that most excellent Medicine, - • • . THE CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO, Which is an infallible Cure for all Nervous Disorders. To Mr. WITH ERS, Chemist, Strand,.London. SIR —My Wife was afflicted with a severe Nervous Never, attended with a violent beating of the heart, lowness of spirits, and dreadful sick.itetalach, which reduced her so- rrinah that she became unable to speak or walk for several weeks, and would frequently faint and remain in that state for a considerable time ; -together with a swelling in the neck—all of which gave .way to. the Cordial Balm of Quito. During her illness, I had the advice and attendance of several Medical Men, who, after trying every means in their power, gave her over as incurable, and I petted every hour would have been her last, when I fortunately ,saw your Balm of Quito advertised In the Glasgow Courier, arid as the last resource, I resolved she should make trial of it, and ;therefore bought a small bottle of Messrs. 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On the 2.3 th ult. she touched it Agnadilla Bay, Porto Rice, and sailed from thence on the 30th. On the 2d hut ; ihejnined. the squadron off Santo Domingo, and proceedea , on • . • the 4th. We understand that the intended attack on, that city, by the seamen and marines of the squat- ' , drop, was positively to rake place on the sth. Every, thing was ready for their landing, and Captain Burt, of the Sparrow brig, wasappointed.to command theta. , . • • The snrall,detachment of artillery, on shore, under . Lieutenant FaddY, had been Of the greatest service 4.0 the Spaniards in annoying the enemy, who had made two sallies from the city, with a view to sur prize them, but were repulsed with loss. Tn one in stance the sallying party consisted of 200 men, but in about tea minutes they were compelled to retreat, with the loss of 44) killed and 37 wounded. The . . troops and inhabitants in the city avere in the greatest :* distress for want of provisions, yet they refused to sur render, on being summoned by Captain Cumby, of Vie Polyphemus. A strong battery had been erected, under the direction of Lieutenant Faddy, between Fort Jerome and the city, which would soon compel •• the fort to surrender, as there were only 50 men it it. ._ • A dissatisfaction appears to exist among some cf • thegarrison of Sant? Domingo,several Italians having lately deserted, and . joined Lieut. Faddv's party. On the night of the 2d inst. two boat* belonpiing to the Polyphemus, 'being close in shore at Santo Do ' ming° were discerned by the enemy who opened a fire on them from the batteries, when one cf the boats was unfortunately sunk, and several men killed and wounded ; the other boat succeed:A in reaching a 'Salattiiirt in pOstesSion ofthe Spaniards. Besides the killed the beati, we are sorry to state a number cf men are missing; • • Arrived the, Harmony : she was chased for .several hours., 'off the city of Santo Domingo, by a large Schooner, when the Tweed sloop of war fortunately • hive in *sight and immediately pursued her.. The Tweed spoke the Parmony, and informed her, that . the schoondi was the French privateer l',Hirondelle • • of six guns and 75 men, deeply laden with vivryisionni. taken out or different vessels captured triter, and .; with which she made several attempts to get, into... ; :Santo Domingo, but was unable to elktde oint ouiseisi . The crews of the yes Sela," • which had thee - Misfortune • . to'be taken by spriTateer, were treated with great • . cruelty. . We fear that tilt TWeed would not be able to come S up with the. privateer, ass during the.chace, she carried away berm tin topgallant mast. On Saturday morning, abut 1.5 ,leagues to the • eastward of the isltnd, the. Harmony fell in with the first division of ,h.t Santq • Domingo expedition, and the same afternoon with thsi • • 2d division, all well. • Ante 24- - The Bramble three masted schooner, of . ten'gg'uns, *Lieutenant Pleasing, arrived on Ttiesday, • in teleVen days from Bermuda. OW Saturday last, off 'Beata, she spoke with, the Satellite brig, of 16 guns, . a jnd the following day, off Point Abacoa, she tell in with the Moselle biag, of 18 guns, with the expedi. tlinibtland to Santo Domingo, all well. • .