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HUMANE SOCIET r. The anniverlary feast was held on Indnefday, at the London Tavern, which was attended by a anon terpeflable and numerous company. Two him dred and fifty guineas, new fubfcriptions, Were re ceived, and after the folemn procetlion of thofe per lons recovered by the means rec(•mmended by the Royal- Humane Society, the honorary medallions were prefented by the Chairman, Alderman Hankey, The fecond was prefented to Dr. Thornton, au,hor of The Pliilelophy of Medicine." whole name, the Chairman obfewied, was univerfally known, and who delivered to the Syciety the following addrefs : ,c steri.tura—t cannot receive inch a fignal mark of your ap probation, without attempting. although in very inadequate lan goose to exprtfs the high fenfe I entertain uf the honour t da y his a con f e rred upon Inc, and my grateful acknowledgment for te theme Cicero . a remarks," That man in nothing fo much refeniblea Di si Ys by confer' ing of health." What would have been his exclamation, had he known the Reufcitative Art, by which life, - appart tidy gone for ever ' is reltored This Art or Science, a pp ea rs truly divine, and wasfirit in situ among us, to th m e glory of England, by the sal v e penetration qf tha truly bencvok for Hawes, aided by the learned and philanthropic Dator Lett font ; and by ritablifhirg this Royal Humane Society. which re wards medical writings on the Refefcitative Art, and individual endeavours, hundreds of Meryl lives tatbe community are annu ally preferved ; and having reviled from you, by the hand of the Chairman, this honorary medallion, my exertions, in grateful ft membrance ,will be Rill further simulated, for the advancement of the Refukitative Art, the good of mankind, and the honour, glory, and profperity of one of the moR ufeful of all public muffin,- dons, the Roy* Humane Society. An account of Door Thornton's remarkable re covet ies of perfons, who c.therwife muf have pet inteJ, by means of the viral air, is given in the Annual Re port of that Society. LITERAKY Futio.--Saturdiy, the Friends and Pa rr, ns of the Literary Fund, dined together at the Freemafon's Tavern , and ( p ent the day with much conviviality. The objarft of the Inflitution, we were plod to . underfland, was aided by a confiderable fuliferittiett. After dinner there were recitations, as Oita!, td praife of the benevolent pnrpofe of the SoCieti. The- following is an extra([ from that written by WILLIAM THOMAS FITZGERALD, Efq. I.et not the foot of Vanity and Pride, The (tarring Authot's poverty deride; In life, perhaps, negleteted he may roam, Without a friend, a comfort, or a home! Though dull obfeurity his days o'ereaft, Yet time does juftice to his fame at lag ; And many a bard, a moralift, a Page, Survive the memory of their thanklefs age ! For, when corroding time in duff (hall meuld The muftis rotary and the nave of gold; The wretched miler to the grave dcfcends, And. with his wealth, his worthies Rory cods : Not lb the man. who, rich alone in mind, Bequeaths his all—his talents to mankind! When genius dies, oblivion does no* tread, With heavy footfteps on the Poet's head; Some (park will rife immortal from his urn, To light the lamp which (hall for ever burn! Some portion of that pure etherial flame Afpiring mounts to beav'n from whence it came; • •While groffer matter leeks its native earth, Alike unnotie'd in its death, or birth. The following Extraa of a Letter from an Officer of rank in the fquadron under the command of Sir J. T. Ducewoexa, affords, we believe, a eorrefi aceennt of the melancholy lots of his Majelly's late (hip Ajax Our force has lately experienced a diminution from an event, which I new with grief relate to you. The Valentine's Day was indeed a fad one for the unfortunate Ajax. At half paft nine on the evening of that day, the Ajax took fire in the bread•room, and in ten minutes the was in a general blaze from Item to (tern : the w hid blew teeth from the N. E. which prevented the boats of the (hips to leeward from rendering any affiftance ; but from chore to itindriard, and near her, the was well enough fupplied to fare upwards of eon of her people; and thole may confider themfelva as aloft proviientially preferved ; as it had blown a gale all the day, and for two or three days before, and fell fctmewhat mode rate town& the evening—a continuance of the gale would proba bly have rendered afilitarse impoffible. The fire it appears had been for fame time (comparatively (peaking), a light in the bread room berme the alarm was given; for when the Fiat Lieutenant and many others broke open the door of the Surgeon's cabin, the after bulk-head was burft down by the accumulated flames and (mote abaft it, and fo rapidly made its progrefs through the cock pit, that it was with difficulty be could regain the ladder, and molt of theft who accompanied him were fuffocated in the at tempt. On reaching the quarter-deck he found the fire had out run him, and Captain Blackwood agreeing with him that the was paft all =adj. they both ran fotward where the majority of the 'work were affembled, calling moft pitifully on their GOD for that I J o di they depaired of getting; althnugh many boats were ap proaching them (fo rapidly did the fire work its way forward), and Ic-apt froin the (grit-fail yard, when the Canopus's boat fortu timely picked them up. At this time the boats were affembling seder the flaip's bows, and raved moft who ftill clung to them though mar.y, naked, benumbed with cold , and peered on by others, let go their hold and perifhed, as did everyone who im prudently on the firft alarm jumped overboard. The boats, how ever, cleared her bows, though many of them were in imminent danger of fwamping, from the number of the poor creatures who were clinging to their gun-wales, and who were obliged to be forced off and left to ptria, for the fafety of the reit. The (hip burnt all night, and drifted on the Maud of Tcnedos, where Ike blew up at fi ve next morning, with a moft awful explofion. The unhappy lidera"' of her Ward-room are Lieutenant Rowe, Lieutenant Sibthorpe, Captain Boyd, of the Royal Mantles, Mr. Owen, Surgeon, and Mr. Donaldfon, Matter. The Gunner, un happy father ! had thrown one child overboard. wh i c h was raved, and going down for another, perilked in the names. Of forty five Midfhipmen of every deferlption, about twenty are faved ; a fon and a nephew of the late Captain DuCand who was with him in the Mars. when be glorionfly fell in the adion off Trafalgar, are among the furvivora. Three Merchants of Conftantittople were on board, two petilhed ; alfo a Greek Pilot One woman, out of ar m,th fared heed/ by following her hufband with a child in bis sown a rophfrom the jib•boom end, Ihe Puffer's Steward and kis mate, and the Cooper are miffing. The =anon of the accident cannot indeed be exadtly afcertaitsed, but that there was a liOtt in the bread-room when there ought not to have been one is certain Several of the people died after they were got on board the different (hips, the reft are diftributed among the fquadrea." • : Twkwrt Toon:min POUNDS for the firil-drawn Ticket on Thurfday next, :3d of April. The many 'refpeaable Patrons of Port's Old Eftabliflted and Fortunate Office, No. rz, Cattle-alley, Royal Ex- Change, are earneilly and fpecially folicited not to 'delay making their purchafes, as a fpeedy and Coe 31DERABLI clirance in the price of 'rickets and Shares 'ay affuredly be expefted in confequence of every Ticket drawn that day being a Peas. Beau NIA, etft of celebrity in Bath, is recorded by I.lr. ADDISON to have made one man happy by a gift of lot. oily ; but the little rum of ii . 6s. 6d. each, made ten perfons, on Tuefday lad, both happy and Independent for life : they gained, in fhort, ten Oxteetiths of the 20,0001. Prize. Yet this obtain. assent is inconilderable, compared with what will otoft probably be gained in (hares, from the abun d,nce of Capital Priz es it due—and which Amndance *di be but little . diminifhe4 by tbc. ic:003 1 - milso the fu drsivr t o slumber oit Thud: , • dal , neat. 4 LOVDOM MARK LTS CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL %O. • CUILJICVIGENERAL UNDRRS Wheat. 46. du 75s per qr. Grey Peale 4os 44004 Floc Ditto. 789 Su od Beans, (old) 4os 45s od Rye. 4 0 * 45$ 04 Tick Ditto (old) 35$ sts oi &irk's' , 3.. 4 04 4 d Oats, its 26s 3os MA:t, 64. /04 Poland ditto 311 3ss od White Peak, (Rollers) 84' pas Rape Seed, al 32l Fine Floar dos to 655. Seconds 55s to dos. SITURN PS cm or GRAIN lIIIK !WARD Sllll Ai UNDER: A 1 Wheat 48* 58s 68s Boilers 7 8 s 82$ cis Fine 701 70 Suffolk' to 86$ c d Superfine 76$ 78$ Grey Peas 30s 408 ea Fine Eliot White, Ste. --s 823 Fine New to 48$ Rye, oos 453 Beans, 32* 431 Barley 27s 393 od Tick Beans, 271 381 od Malt 58s 73$ Oats Sos 26s 3os White Peas 3os 7os Poland, 32$ --s od FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE; APRIL IS. Average Price of Corn in England and W ales,from the Returns ending April i t. law. Wheat. 1 Rye. I Barley. I Oats. Beans. 1 Pear. s. 1 s'. d. s. d. a. 1 s. d. s. d 76 IK 48 7 38 8 27 3 44 2 48 7 The avenge Price of Sugar, computed rem the Returns made in the week ending April :5, is 365. 4 per hundred weight. PRICE tat , HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 51 5s to 61 —$ I Pockets 51 Sc. to 61 toe PSICS OS HAT AND STRAW IN SIM MIIIILD. Hay, -, 31 01 to 51 55 II Clover 41 os to 61 os Rovien ol os to of os Straw, 21 tot to 31 31 SMITHFIELD MARKET, April 20. To fink the offal—per Rune of 81b. Beef 41 od to 5$ ad I Veal 5$ cal to 6s od Moo= 4* 8d to 5. ed Pork 5s od to 66 od Lamb 6s to 7s. 6d. NEWOATE and LEADENHALL. April zo. Per none of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef 3s od to 41 4d I Veal as Od to gs BS Muttoo 0 ood to 8J Pork 5$ od to 6s od Lamb 5s to 7s. od. FOAL MARKET, April W. Ships at Market Ships fold Price 35 Newsaftle Coal sit ' 44s e 4 to 3 01 od 6 Sunderland 2 44 1 od to 44 1 3d i Stone Coal A I 431 od to --a i Cinders g 3ss 6d SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, APRIL ill. CARGOES SOLD, and :micas Monday, Wednefd. Friday. I Aprilt3. April 15. April t 7, 1148 0 1 47 0 3 47 9 3 4 6 6 1 1 46 o 3 4 8 9 5 48 6 2 48 o 1 1 44 6 / 1 44 6 to 4SO COAL. Adair's Main • Benton Long • Biggs Main • Bryan's Main - FightonMoor - ElWon - I Heaton Main - 3 Hehhirrn Main - S Holywcll Main - I Kenton Main - Killingworth - 3 45 6 so 6 so 0 44 3 45 0 45 6 So 9 49 3 44 3 48 o Percy Main • 3 Pontop Windfor's I Splent - South Moor • Tanfield Moor - 2 Townley Main - 2 Wall's End • 9 to Temple's Wall's End • 3 Wiliington • Wylant Moor • I South Hebburn - 3 Cowper Main - Hartley - I SUNDERLAND COAL. Rid(lkk New Main - I Bourn Moor - a Eden Main - Hedworth Moor Neat Main a Primrofe Main - Redory • I Its111:11's Main - 1 50 0 49 0 46 0 46 6 47 o 51 o so 6 so 6 45 3 SO 3 47 6 43 0 4S 6 46 0 42 6 4S 0 45 3 44 6 Mtn 49 3 8 44 COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICILS Or CRAIN AT TYZ 701.1,,0W1NG IlAllitTll. BASINOSTOZa.Mbeat 664 od to 845 od per Quarter. Barley 364 od to 384 od I Beans 464 od to 49 4 od Oats vs cd to 313 d Bread zs Sid per gallon Mato enulan.....Wheat 604 cd to 84s od per Barley 36s od to 378 od I BC2OII 4 35 od to 3,4 od Oats 3-s od to 361 od Peak • oos od to 008 od lIINLZ•.--Wheat 604 od to 86s od per Q. Barley 304 oil to 384 td I Beans 391 oil to Opp od Oast ass od to 32s od Peak 48s od to 54s 04 Newsusr.—Wheat 6es od to 88. od'per Qr Barley 3ts od to 364 61 1 Beans 424 od to 47s od Oats 281 od to 384 od Peak 48$ od to 49$ Od Rsmaino.--Witeat 7t, 01 to 89s od per Q T . Barley 314 od to 364 od Beans 44s od to 4s 04 Oats 271 od to 355 y 4, Peals 49$ Od to jilt Od DIED. On Wednefday tho rsth inttan►, at his Houfc, in Itanmore, Middlefcs, George Heming. Efq. Monday fc'nnight, at I.udlow, in the 18th year of her age, after two months Bind:, of a rapid decline, Mifs Ann Sayer, fecond daughter of Mr. Thomas Sayer, of Highwood, in the County of Hereford. Monday fennight,RobertHeron,Efq. well known in the literary world as an author compiler, and editor of periodical publications. Friday night, after a short illnefs, Mr. Mark Supple, a gentle man of confidenble literary talents. Tuefday lA, at Streatley, In the esth year of bit age, the Rev. John Eccles, B. D. Sub Redtor, Senior Fellow, and Tutor, of Lin coln College. MR. DUFOUR is perfealy aware of the Prep- dices which many poffefs to the advertlfing fyltem, and would rejedt it as derogatory to his prokffion, particularly as his extenfive pradliee in London entirely precludes the neceffity of it ; but having for many years confined his Pradtlee to the Cure of Sttidtures, Obftrudtions, Gleets, Ea. Ste. as well as Debility and all other riforders of the Ure thra requiring fecrecy; and being Sole Proprietor of Daran's celebrated Mediated Boogies; he feels hintfelf *danced by motives of duty to adopt it, u the only method by which a great number of Perfons, in every part of she King dom, may obtain that effedual Relief, which experience proves they cannot obtain from Country Praditioners. His method Is mild and efficacious, and not liable to the objeetlons made to the cauftic and other violent means, which do not prevent a relsgfe. For the various Symptoms, fee Mr. D.'s Treatife, price es. 6d. to be had at his Houfe. No 54, Frith-ftreet, Soho, where he con tinues to give advice in feparate Rooms, from st to 4. Letters for advice are expedted to contain a Bank Note. CHINO'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. Patents, Guardians, and Others who have the care of Children, this valuable medicine cannot be too ftrongly recommeneod. Worms arc a difeafe few children efcape. They dcftroy the appetite, weaken the organs of digeftion,ptoduce paths in the Roma and bowels, deprive the body of its nourifhment; occallon emaciation and pals fiefs, Rop the progref• of growth. and are the cattle of the molt alarming convulfions, which too often terminate in death. Nor are their effects ids revere on grown per fors: by ulcerating the ftomach and bowels, they are often the caufe of lingering complaints, which prove fatal at laft,und retied the patient to the molt excruciating fits of agony and diltrefs. In childhood, every difcsfe with which a child is alllidts4 is all. high ly exafperated by them. I'hc certainty and fafety both of their prevention and cure. by the above medicine, is fo fully cflabliihed to the fatialatftloo of the Public, by the tdlimony of the firft and molt leading charsders of the Nobility. and of others of high re fpedtability, , who have witneffed its remarkable circa* in their own families, that it is only neceffary to obferve, this is tae period of the feafon when fuck a medicine ought to be givca to children and others, to pretent any attack of this complaint. Sold wholefale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No.a.Chcapfide, Corner of Paternofter-row; and retail, by molt country icutlen. in boxes, at 29. 9d and so. 6d. stuAA BY I.AUCTIpI4. VALUABLE REVERSIONS of 2,00c1. BANK STOCK, Bc.sol. THREE per CENT CONSOLS, NAVIGABLE CANAL, and LONDON FI.OUR COMPANY'S SHARES, By Mr. SCO TT,-..-On Friday May I. at Twelve, at Garraway's, I'HE ABSOLUTE REVERSIONS of the Sum J- of TWO THOUSAND POUNDS Stock, in the Sank of England Company, in two Lots, cettain to become the property of the Purchafer, on the aeceafe of a bentleman in his 47th year. Alto EIGHT THOUSAND POUNDS.I hree per Cent. Con folidated Bank Annuities, on the Paid Life in two Lots, the whole to be transferred to refpeetable 'f rußees, that the names of the Purchafers may beincluded in the Truß ; thefe Reverfions emi nently merit the attention of Parrots dcfirous of inveßing for their FAndlics. The Staffordfhire and Woreeft t erfhire Canal: Tbr' Shares in this tftablifhed excelent Concern The lait half yearly dividend west t 81 net per Share. - Alto Shares in tbt Grand pa:Utah Leeds and Liverpool. Wilts and Berk', Lancafter, and Ktnnet and Avon Canals, and in the London Flour Company. PlaklailliS, at the New Hotel, Birmingham; at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Scott, as, New lkidae-ftreet, London. ', called CASTLE GROVE. A MODERN and commodious brick DWEL LING HOUSE, (late the Refidenee of a Gentienlan, de mated) fit for the Immediate reception of *genteel Family: con mining a Breakfait Room, Dining Room, and Drawing Room, with fuitable Bed chamb ers, Kitchen, Brewhoufe, Cellar, and convenient Out-Oflices ; au excellent Walled Garden. well planted with Fruit Trees; Kitchen Garden, Farm Yard, Barn, Stables, Coach Houfe, Rick Yard. and Paddock adjoining. containing about two Acres; and s 6 Acres of productive Arable Pafture, and Old Meadow land, in fie other inclofi.d Fields, lying very near the Houfe, chiefly Tithe free, and all in good cultivation. The above Ethic, in Lots. will be Sold by Auction, by Mr. Baldwin, at the King's Head Inn, Chobham, on Monday the Bth of June, tiky, at Twelve o'Clock in the Forenoon. .• May be viewed by application on the Premifes. where printed particulars may be bad ; alto of Mr. Carter. Solicitor. Staple Inn, London; Mr. Churchill, Solicitor, and of the Auc tioneer, C hertfcy. £ Chobham is eight miles from Guildford, five from Wind. for Great Park, fix from Chertfey, three from the Great Weiiern Road, and twenty four miles from London. N. B. At the fame time and Place, will be Sold by Audio°, a defirable well inclofed Field, of Copyhold Arable Land,contain tog Twelve Acres. or thereabouts, in good cultivation. with a well built large Barn thereon ; held of the Manor of Bliley, Surrey : about one mile from Chobham, and late in the occupation of the Prpprktor of the Freehold Mate ' = j Sale of the following SHIPS and CARGOk S, which was advertifed for FRIDAY, the 24th instant (April) is UNA. VOI DA MX POSPONED until FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the eft and 2d Days of MAY next: At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ftreet, Plymouth, on Friday and Sattuday,"the aft and ad days of May next, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 105 EXPORTATION. 77 pieces 1 Brandy and Spirits 3 ditto Capers to Was. of Brandy a cafe Liquorice 453 piece` . white Wine calk Argot 237 hb ds. 3 ditto Olives ISo pieces icardon Wine a ditto Spaniel Green 125 hlids. ',facade' ditto 55 bales Bottle Corks 167 pieces Red Wine a Cafe Anchovies 7 cants Stick Brimftone a bales Bay Leaves s ditto, and t hale Almonds a ditto Bay Berries (in the (hell.) a ditto Liquorice Root 4 ditto Cream Tartar Being the condemned parts of the Cargoes of the Expedition, Nordfeldt, and Marianne, captured on their voyages from Cette by his Majelty's Ship ACTIVE,R. MOWBRA T. Efq Captain. Alfo, 94 pipes,l B ran d y 6o Pipes Red Wi"e az hbds . 3 4 6 ditto Red Port ditto 37 pipes White Wine, Being the condemned part of the Cargo of the DEEM Ship Ger mania, H. Yoh, Mater, taken on her voyage from Barcelona by the private Ships of War Minerva and Lively. Alfo, s cafes bound and unbound Books trunk Wearing Apparel 47 hugs Rice 19 ditto C2ILIVESCPS. a 2 kegs Tar 5 Table Spoons ands Forks (Silver) a Plated Candleflicks, Condemned as Prize to his Majefty's Schooner Ff/LIX, Rn. Boone a, Efq. late Commander, taken out of the Spanith Schooner. Afro, 4 bales Care& Oranges a ditto French Berries, so butts Athol, Imported from Leghorn. Alto, 4 hhds. t Tent Wine 6 bales Liquorice Root so bottles 2 ditto Almonds, Reftored to the Claimants ex Fox. J. Daum stoup, Mater. Alfe, a Quantity of wood bound Pieces, Pipes, and Hoglheads, (emptied, per Ida Margaretta.) The beautiful copper bottomed Schoonerles AMIS, pierced for guns, wen found, and a very fait Dtsstostoas—Length,72ft. 61n. Breadth, loft. loin. Depth -- Admetarthes a 211 53.94ths tons. Has a deep walk and Is calculated to carry a cargo proportion able to her dimenfions: The fine coppered Ship PRINCE of WALES,bas a figure head sod quarter galleries, pierced for guns, (if not prestouflrdif pofed of) of the following dimenftoos Length 84ft. Breadth 27ft. sin. Depth of hold t tft.6l2. Height between decks, Eft. admeafures 264 too& She is a very rubftantial, well built veffel, fuppofed about four years old. has juft been thoroughly overhauled and exanalned by an eminent Slip Boulder, and completed with a new Bulb upper deck, capftand, wiodlafs, and a double tier of flute rooms, and every other requiem rot an armed Weft indiaman. Both acre ieffels may be fent to lea immediately, only wanting men and provlhons, and are therefore highly deferving the attention of merchants.tra ding to the American Colonies, who have afro an opportunity of laying in a vary fuitable affortment of Goods at this port, very rarely to he met with. The Prince of Wales is completely rigged, and rea.iy to load at an hour's notice. Her (tures are very abun dant. and in excellent condition. Alto, the KOFF JOHAN WILHELM, Praia= built, round stern.—length Sift 6in. 'Breadth sift Depth 9ft. 8 tin.--Ad mellitus 159 It-94 tees. She is flat floored, very burthenfonie and well found. Alfo, pursuant to diredtlons from the Cotnmiffioners for the Care and Dirpaal of Pruffian Property. the L.: ig MERCURIUS. Length, 92ft. 61n. Breadth, 23ft. 210. Depth Ailmeafures %moms. - She has lately undergone Tome repairs at Otis port, and is a Urong good veiM The KOFF PETRUS. Length Sift. Breadth loft. 7in.—Admeafures MO tons. So 0 49 0 :44 6 48 0 4 8 3 48 9 46 3 46 0 49 6 So 6 49 6 4S 3 49 3 46 6 46 o 43 9 44 6 4€ 6 4$ 9 _ - A Bat - floored burtbenfouse vac], in good diamilidos. Alfo hh Cargo, confining of empty Boordeaux Wine Calts. • Tingle Vsffcis are admirably calculated for the Baltic, timber and malt trade, or any other where barthen is required. Alfo, ten bales of Liquorice Root, part of the Cargo of thePap penburgh brig Mull. For (Ample', inventories, and further information, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth, Who has for Private Sale , About spo Blbes. Cannon Powder ; Bow feet Dutch Oak Plank. A depofit of 25 per Cent. will be required on the Velftls and floods fold at PuhFc Sale, and the remainder on or before delivery. rtfrilLßLA INS are prevanted trona breaking, and their tormenting Itching inftantly removed by WHITE. HEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, univerfally eftecmed for its extraordinary Efficacy in Itheunsatifins, Palfics,Gouty Affedions, and Complainu of the Stomach; but where this certain remedy has been unknown, nor negieded, and the Chilblains have adtualiy broke, WHITEHEAD'. FAMILY CER ATE will cafe the pain, and fpeedily heal them. The Family Cerate is equally efficacious in Ulcerated Sore lags, Ilawbudc Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ring-worms, Shingles Breaking. out on the Face, Note, Ears and Eye•lids; Sore and infl lased Eyes, Buns, and Scalds ; Sere Heads, Old mores, an 4 Scorbutic Humours of every defcription. Prepared only, and fold by R. Johnfton, Apothecary, No. t as, Greek-ttrect, Soho, London. The Eifeucc and Pills nt as pd. seek, the Cerate at ts. t ((Land 2s.pd. Sold by every Mulleins Vender in the Untted•Kingdom •,• The Genuine has a bled. ink Stamp, whb the name of R, . Johnflon, iattrred on it. pain in chute diftreffing complaints h►the fwelling of ate points sad either by much caution, or by c old variable weather. This ex, Wiest application reduces the 'welling. and bringathe tendons and rudelta t uft and pliable; In one daft ale, the Rickets, the relaxed yielding ecuditiuu of the bones is fo won derf ully changed by the regular ofe of the Imperial Oil, that the bona, though diftottedan, gain their natural (hope and figure. In Palfy, Numbarfs of Limbs, and Torpor of the Back or Spine, it proves a kremlin Remedy, !Intimating and r eftorin g the energy of the Naves. Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4.011 1, 10de, cor ner of P Milos and Lynda, Manchefter ; Gregfoas, - 1 - I TtrPeni t and molt DO t R re ll w 0B ; o's I d ll, l a P nd ßit a l ia. l. a O n l d L c S r . uttv ;14 Bath ITHAT Pittient, *hit it Ai& riffle tinder the cif: :kV 'wadi pall of Chronic Rirattnatlftn, or 4t,illbre Met angaith of Gout, would not, at any price. gl adly Porch* a Re medy to relieve his foffctings! No remedy has been fo effedual at Dr. Hodfon's Imperial Oil, in affording cotainekfe, and alleviating ' Rifinds of the-tendons, the bad Writ of old (trains, rendered wolfs hoolifellers and medicine renders in every country town, in b.ttios atm 9d.... Acb. - MR.•BREE has 'fi e : quenclv been queaioned why he condoned to advertire to di(play qualifications which no man has hitherto difputed, and to exprefs his (election of a peculiar branch, in which the extent of his pradUce is, already tuthciently known. To fuck queftions Mr. Bete replies—the fecrtey which is infeparablo from the treatment of that branch debars him from the ufual mode of protefLonal recommendation. for it is fcartely within the pale of the moit perfedt intimacy, that a confellion of error is hibmitted to inertly to Ulultrate the charadtcr of a M 4. cal Pradlitioner. His qualifications and privileges are repeatedly flared, to dittinguifh him from thole who. without the acquire tunic of profs (Donal knowledge, have the temerity to afpire to the advantages of profeffional practice. In thole fccret diforders, which are ordained to be the paulfh. petit of illicit indulgence, and in that complicated derangenierg 6f the fyltem, which medical men denominate NERVOUS COM PLAINTS, producing general or local DEBILITY, by which the Itamita of life are dettroyed, and the dearelt iatereits of pofterky affedord, he claims lush fuperiority of Skill as might perhaps hoe been equally attained by any other Membe7r of the College of Sur. geons, confiaing biinfelf for fourteen years to this branch, and - . ocentra , ing ftudies and pradticc to this parti.ular point. ' Sandtioned by the Incas of his undertaking, he offers Reffora. tino iu every cafe of Ventre-41 InfeCti n, and in all theft Deficit-n -etts which arc the confequences of long•continued indulgence-ia luxury or in vice, refidence in warm donates, or any other cattle producing Debility or Nervous Complaints in the one fel, and balynancfs in the other. The terms of remuneration arc Plainly Rated on she Ern inter view, or in anfwcr to letters containing a Bank note. A CAUTION.—Some perfons ' who falfely affert than. (elves to be Members of the Royal College, having for feveral months pall copied my Advertifements, almolt word for word, and. 'dated them as their own production, it is my duty to mention, that fuch Perfons are not Members of asy Colkge iq London, Edinburgh, or clfewhere, nor have they any right to practice Surge?) , in London. MARTIN BRItE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Loodan. • No. 29, Arundel-Rreet, near Femple bar, Feb. t, any. N. B. A Lilt of the Members is publilbed at the Haute of the College, in Lincoln's lon Fields. To THOS. TAY LOR, Efq. No. sr, New Bridge line, London. SIR -1 confider it but an aft of juniee due to the merits of your LEARE's PATENT PILLS, to communi cate.to you the following Cure, which has recently been perforated by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the ,breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Dif orders arifing therefrom), was reduced almnft to a &demo, and though he hai the belt medical advice which could be obtained. and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procured which Teemed to fuit his cafe, or do him any fent= ; he remained in a molt reduced and pitiable Ecuador' for two years, unable to follow his profelllon, and fcareely able to walk or even to Itand ea .his legs ; in fadt, no one who knew him ever fuppofed it poifible for him to reeos.t.r. He was advifed at bit to try your Leapt's PILLS—be did fo, fiddly adhering to the direetionagiven with .them—he had not taken more than two boxes, before he found as alteration for the, better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and itrength grad - ally return, sired is now as healthy and as !tout as any man I know. You are wel‘eunt, Sir, to refer arty perfon to me foes confirmation of the ahove account if it ibould be doubted. • I I an;, Sir, your obedient humble fervant, Library, Folkilaue, July t aolos. THO. PURDY. ' Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor Taos. Tart oa, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lea don, at his boufe, No. 9, New Bridge itreet ; Wbere,after a conftant refidence of more than 4o years, in a practice particularly directed to the cure of Venereal complaints and 'thole incidental to the parts of generation in both fetes, with that inviolable fecreey which men of his profelfion fhoold always obferve, he flatters Isimfelf the advice and affiftance he gratuitoully adminitters to perfons taking this medicine, will be etteemed, by 'a difcarning public, u an advantage feldom to be obtained, anif void of ambiguity. . Alfo fold, by his 'appointment, for the convenience of gsok liw ingat a dittance, at the Perfumer's No. 35, St. Alhan's-11.*ft, Pat Mall ; the Toyfhop, to 3, Oxford- Etna ; Mr. Dilborough, 7. Fib* M. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. M.Goi nrld's, Glargow; Mr. Calivrell's, Dublin; Mr: &Binge's, Liverpoolt Mr. Atkinfon's, Mancbeller ; and by one perfon in every eonfr derable town in Great Britain andireland, in boxes of only as. 94 each, fealed up with full and plain. diredlom, whereby pufons either fel may curt thecif.lves with cafe, fpeed,feermy, and filet(. N. B. Every box fold in Great Britain is- sled up ith a Bans, on which, by favour of the CpmmilL onus, is printedw the Suns Office—T. Taylor, No 4. New BridgOit t ritet—to imitate wkit%is felony, and all *than are eunterfelt. • RENOVATED HEAL rH. IT ha; been too frequently the rubjeel of Ina ad general reprobation, that men deftltute of the, elements d the medical art, have offered there're:Wm as candidates fur public patronage in the profefflon of phyfic. Fur the puepofe of daft{ lattice to the refuk of our audits and experience, and to prevail us from being daffed imongebofe emperies whofeimpudeot pro tzarinas have, unfortunately for lackey, bean too favourably to erived; we beg leave to fubmit; to tbo liberal and enlightened* faithful ftatement of our parfait.; andamptirenienii. After haslet rectified a regular medical education as the pupils of Mars. Orly dal and Bfieard,. eitiofe lc cures and practice we 'earefully ends &d r at preleffors and furgeons of the London liofpital, we emit °leaves as Rodents in that juitly eelebeJted fcbool for medial soguirement, the Royal College of rdinhergh, and were Infirm .11.1 in the different branches of Anatomy, Sargery;the tbeoryNA oadliee of Phyfic. Chemiftry, Midwifery, frowsy, dm Ike- if ;bate ernintna profoffors, Drs. Moor.). Gregory, Mack, Hamiks Duncan and Rather:ord. . We truft we mail not be deemed per Numinous in raying that our proficiency and acquirements arc et issemfiticrable• Having for along testes of years made venni* complaints, and the various difeafes of DEBILI I V, the pettier/if objedt of our [ladles and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired fu;:erior knowledge of their treatment and care. In flight and recent cafes of infedion, a perks m eitablithment is completed in the fliort period of two days; aed, in thole of the uuncift inveteracy, where other praditioners haw failed of fuccefs, a proper perfeverance In our plan of treatment, enfuret to the patient a fafe and radical cure. Amidft the melancholy variety of difotders which are the effccen of a habit long and soft unhappily purfued by the youth of both Sexes, there are none more alarmieg or more diftreffing than theft deficiencies and debilities which frequently prevent or embitta the matrimonial Rate. Toroth perfons it mutt he a confoling re fledion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be re toned to that greateft of all human biellingq, a ftrong, manly, and vigorous conflitution. In all cafe. of de b ility, from whatever celiac arifing, at well as in every (pedal' of vene real infedion, we may be confult.:(l by patients at either fex with the greateft fecrecy and honour. Hours of covfoltation at home front ten to three, and from fit in the evening t,ii ten at night. Patients in the country arc reqncfted to Rate th- partieubrs of their cafe, age, and general habit of living, &c. Sec inclufiall a remittance for advice and medicinrs, when the fame will be giwa or fent to any part of the kingdom To encore that ferrety fo fr . fential to our undertaking, the yoftage of letters may be added to the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, November a 6, 1806. No. toff, Hatton Garden. N. B. Meffrs CURRIE and Co. have certificates froni the ai ova refpedable Profeffors of London and Edigiburglu of the diligence. (kill, atd humanity with which they performed the duties affignod them daring the time they attended their Ledlyres and Pradice. LONDON: Printed and publilbed by LEVEL KENL(ICan` terbury-Place, Lambeth) at the STAB-Orrice, Nil. c, Carcy. arta. Paddled Mb at the STAR-OEIIC TCOlet-BJA ' ' • . NUMBSIL .56S;k0 THJIATRI il TO -MOW sagd ßCitV am l TH 'To whisk will be adc +HE V Or, " THE Irib Evenlng-mThe Selo THRATRR RC r . rabICPRROW will be After which the. THE OGRE A Or, THE SE This Evening—lVfacbet BY COMMAh HE ORATOR] L..patormed on WPC ADAMS, IiAN4 the ROYAL SOCIETY c _ 1 5 articalars Ticelkts for the Perforn hid it Mr. Birchall's, No. . - PARI A NY _GgNTLEN 3 .• moder tie fortune. advantageous Efiablithme by letter (port paid) con:al DC. W. Z &Iva-Orrice, That branch of this en; wiluct and 4NTELLICE: ruperinteudisuca of int Pri; of Anstsaat Tr, the trate 41.-tainpd V effels. &c. win( 'alai to bufi:•rfs. and r9;1., N B. Refpedable mem THIL NAX r TICKE" i • THOI eFort~ Day low, A►att 23. entitled to so s oool. and Prise. ' Whole Tick( .falf . • ,C 10 Quartet - 5 'TICKETS and SHARI (Micas in England, Irttani •••• No. 16,787. the Fit -sop oL was fold in the Fi.fith, and Ten Sizteentl TWEN FY For du To sooosoor, April TICKETS and SF ttndriwn) at HAZi 43.,R0gal Exchange, whol the latt Lottery rr HE following ar - 11, from the rife of SN it is at all timrt in a Rate fi ehcaper—rstains its nrigii depraved of ditsfe partici. While at priffik , in pt rf• Prepared only n-d fold . Haymarket, (near Piccadil ford -greet Pep, Nn 338 Exchange, in lxittles at as TO Si. Si In A Sort date, at GAR Co ./ Of which 4 A ir s altiible FRET i ring fence, eunfill Advoarfon of the 'Wearer ham, with a connoicrahle shout forty miles from I or Particulars. wish a plat No. to, Lincoln's Inn Flo adaren, who will alto in TUNBRIDGE. WARE I DUNNETI' 1 Nobility and the his Rooms which have re 4 the molt elegant and rite conGßitig of Work and 1 and &Ikea, Drawing Boxes •nd CaKnets, Car 'Wheels, Tea Cl _Rs and C with the new and polite I bcsea prepared for l.adies A great MT alment of Bo ing•Horfes. &e Merchants and Captai the lowcft terms —Old COUP • r irrit Nribiefnen : JE Mn tntles. floVerilo in Laudon nn Tueftlay, I • to meet on that day, LI , Hance 44 the Provident umptors-}freer, Strand, at an arrangement may he r ties. where the Sulifeript thati 4 ,and to deliberate d.oncle.n, April is, :8( • •,' To p:event wino 'f.r Shares,lt may be nee Lodi.. Hertford. Nliddlt 'slay of opening, and that the greater part of the r TISON 'Fit C offs PA'I'LS. 0 FROM the pre'vk Chitdreti from Inn 4,e eradkating them be deviled that flu IP* and at once be Inns inner of great ex Leine of t!!is deferipi peculiarly adapted I .fisceafs of it fully a the Skin, whether , or silt:lee/1 by ii Small For, Moak eereerottriterdk by F. Newhery a ' ltat, 's,Po•'wder, No. 4! London pri( 14. - fbeelaty...o6l harp," an engrain \ , 1 4 Hal -.. ' • COU) ~,