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FROM S.VIURDAY NIGH'T'S GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, NOVEMBFR 21, 407. Cory of a I ettrr from Admiral Young. Commander* in Chief of his Majt ft y's Ships and %reties at Plymouth, to the Honourable 'William \Vet Pole. dated on board hi. Majelty's Ship Sal vadiar del Mundo, Hatneine, the 18th inftant. herewils tranfmit to you a letter which I have received from the Commander of the Swallow, givi , g an account of his hawing captured the French fehooner privateer Friedland, which you will he ',leafed to by before the Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty. I have the honour to he. .e.. (Sivied) w. Tonne. Stye, Rove, Mi o c's Bay, Nov. tiS, 184. Sir—l have to acquaint you that yellerday, the .Lizard heating N. feven or eiplit leagues, his Ma jetty's fl op under Illy command fell in with and captured the French fchnoner privateer Friedland, of two guns (which Were thrown overboard in the Chace) and 41 men ; fhe failed from Morlaix the day before, and had made nn captures. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) A. MILNFR. Extra& of a Letter from Vice Admiral Runtl to the Honourable W. W. Pole, dated on board his Majrfty's Ship Majtftic, in Yarmouth Roasts, the T 9th inftant. Be pleated to acquaint my Lords Commiflioners of the Admiralty, that the Carries cutter has taken, and yellerday fent in here, a French cutter priva teer ; and I am happy in being able to add, that is the third privateer brought in here within five days. Copy of a Letter from Captain Lake, of his Majefty's Sloop Su rinam, addreffed to the Right Honourable Admiral Lord Gardner, a Duplicate of which has beau tranfmitted to this Mice by Admiral Young. His Majcfty's Sleep Surinam, Plymouth Sound, _ _ _ November 18, 1807. My Lord—After leaving your Lnrd(hip's fleet on the igth intlant to proceed to Plymouth, at three A. M. on the t yth, Uthant S. feventeen leagues, I fell in with, and, after a chace to the N. E. of ten hours, captured the French privateer l'Amiral De cres, mcnnting fourteen lt,ng tie-pounders, and 75 men, Jean G. Michel mailer ; tailed from St. Malo the day before, made no capture. She is a large vet Tel, goi-e hew, well founded, this being her first cruize. 1 leave the holour to be, &c. (Signed) JOHN LAKE. Copy of a Letter from Mr. William Milre, Ac'itni Lieutenant of /13 Majelly's Cn.ter Carrier, to the Honourable W. Welkiky Pole. dated Grimfby, the yth m it Sir—l beg leave to acquaint you, for the infor tion of my Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty, that about half WI three o'clock P. M. on the t4th inliant, teeing a Mange fail a head, which T con ceived to be a Oiling boat, I fleeted towards her, (not being out of her courfe) in hopes of gaining i-formation about the land, as we had no obferva tion for three days. At four we were nearly alongfide of her, when The hoilled .F:ench colours, and commenced anion. At th st time blowing very hard, and a great lea running, on this account it was half an hour before the (truck, for we could make very little ufe of our great guns, being only four in number ; and this the would not have done fo loon, as it washer intention to board us : at that moment we flint away her colours and main haulyards, when they called nut for quar. ters ; Cromar light bearing, by our reckoning, S.W. ditlance ten leagues. She proved to be l'Aa'f French privateer, cotter rigged, and a fall failor, though not calculated for his Majelly's fervice, commanded by Norbat Coren winder, commitlinned Ic:r eight guns, but had only two on board when taken, with 3 2 me.n. She left Dunkirk three weeks before, and had captured two veffels, one a galliot, detained by the Ssbille frigate, and an Engin Hoop. named the Lord Keith. I have the fati , faaion of bearing tefi;mony to the good conduit of my officers and crew, coditting of fixteen . men, with A. S. Newall, I'urfer of his Ma. jelly's hoop Aiiion (who was paffenger on board) for the able affillance he afforded me during the aaion. I have the pleafure of informing you, that no lives were loft on ei!her fide, but the rrivareer had four men wounded. I am, Etc. (Siv,ned) W. MILNE, Ailing Lieut. P. S. Having fent an officer and a party of men on board the privateer, I ordered her to proceed to Yarmouth, and parted company with her on the foilowing evening in a heavy gale, off CI% mar light. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OFFICE, unvaatitte 21. ail Regiment of I ife Guards—Captain John B. Oliver, from the 4th Dragoons, to he Captain of a 'Troop, vice Phillips, who exchanges; A. H. Reid, Get& to be Cornet and Sub Lieu tenant, by purchafe, vies BotWam, who retires; Jofeph Kelly, Gent to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Phil lips, promoted. 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guard.—Major General Charles Crau furd to be Colonel, vice the Marquis of Townthend, dcceafed. Ift Regiment of Dragoons—Liectenaet William Jones. front the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, tic.: Lovett, placed on Half• Pay of the nth Foot 3d Ditto—MaJor General William Cartwright, from the 23d light Dragoons, to be Col , eel vice Earl Grey, dee-sealed. 4th Ditto—Captain J. L. Phillips, from the tit Regiment of Li`e Guards, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Oliver, who exchanges nth Regiment of Light Dragoons--Car. air. James Thomas Mor gan, from the tsth Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Haw ker, who exchanges 14th Ditto—James Hay, Gent to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Knategibull, promoted. lath Ditto--Lieutenant Thomas Coulthard, from the aft W..ft India Regiment, to ha Lieutenant, vice Martin, who exchanges. 23d Ditto—Major General William Payne, limn the nth Light Dragoons, to be Colonel. vice Cartwright. aft Regiment of Foot Guards— Milnes, Gent to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Trench, promoted. aft Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant J. M. Balfour, from the I.on donderry Militia, to be Enfign. 3d Ditto—Captain William Stevens, from the nth Garrifon Bat talkie, to be Captain of *Company, vice Bayntun, who ex changes. loth Ditto.--Lieutenant A. Thompfon, from the Sicilian Regi ment, to be Lieutenant,without purcbafe. 13th Ditto—Lieutenant John Reed, from the Carlow Militia, to be Enfign; Lieutenant Janina Gledftanes, from the London derry Mildia, to be Enfign. 15th Ditao—Captain Francis Hawker, from the :ash Light Dra goons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Morgan, who ex 'changes; Hildebrand Barry Barobam, Gent. to be Enfign, with out purehafe, vice Walser, whe• reigns. 2.7 13 4 kAte 4 --Janies .Macgregor, Gent to be Enfign, without put chak vice Ras, promoted. 134 Dittd--Lkutenant —Lewis, from the Cardigan Militia, to be Second Liaukbant; Lkutesant Theophilue kerkins trum Hilt Ply dig s4th Foot, to be Pagmaftcr of the Second Bat- LADD- 2stk Ditta—Enfign Pattlek Corbett, from the sth Oarrifoo Bat so b e l leutenant, without purchafe; Quarter Mailer Alkaharit Knowles to be Adjutant, with the rank of Eofivi, vice Patten, wbo refigus the Adjutancy only; Quarter Matter 4erjeant James Leech to be,9otrter Matter. vice Weft, appoin ted to the (tk Royal Veteran Battalion; Quarter Matter her jeant James Macdonald, from the sth Garrifon Battalion, to be (barter Mailer, vice the Adjutant. 28th Ditto--Httipital Mate Edward johnfon to be AMftatat Sur geon, vice Doggie, promoted in the 43th Foot. 43th Die —Captain William Pattefon, fawn the 1-011401lbrry Militia, to be Sitlign. 36th Ditto—Livotelent Alderman Skov!ding, front her pay of the 9th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Lewis, promoted in the, New South Wales Corps. 50th Ditto--tLfentenant William Meon to be Casein of a Com pany, patty, vice Willoughby, deceafed ; Et.fign Henry &lion to be Lieutenant, vice Mafon ; and Lieutenant Roger North to be Adjutant. vice Mafon. sad Ditto--Felix Calvert, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice &11, promoted sF3th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants—Enfigns William Davenport, Nathan Tipfon, and William Bale. To he Enfigus—Lieutenant J. Garftin, from the Louth Militia, vice Davenport ; Lieutenant Benjamin Gartlits from ditto, vice Tipfon, and George Collins, Gent, vice Bale 59th Ditto--Lieutenant Samuel Clutterbuck, from the Tippe rary Militia, to be Enfign, vice Delam, whole appciutment has not taken place. 62d Ditto—Lieutenant John Walter, from the 4th Garrifon Bat tenon, to he Lieutenant, voce Ball, who e . xchangcs. and Fran cis Edward Leech, Efq. to be Paymalier of the ad battalion, vier Riddall, who refigns. 65th Ditto—infign R. B. Eden to be Lieuten. , t, by purchafe, vice Wright, promoted in the 15th Foot. 87th Ralph Johnfor, and John Slade, to he Lieu tenants, without purchafe ; Lieutenant Adam Rogers from the Wexford Militia, to be Filfign, vice Johnfon ; and Lieutenant Alex. Nayper from ditto, is he Fttfign, vice Sla 89th Ditto—Lieutenant Nicholas Clifford, irom theWexford Mi litia, to be Entign. 9cth Ditto--Edmund Robinfon, Gent to he Enfign, by purcbafe, vise Anntfley, promoted in the teeth Font. 95th Ditto—Second Lieutenant William Cox to be Firß Lieute-i •nant, vice Scanlan, &crated Enfign Alexander Cuane, from the 59th Foot, to h- Second Lieutenant. vice Cox. 96th Ditto—EnfignWilliata Hunt to he Lieutenant, without pur chafe; EnlignWill:ani Orr to he Lieutenant, without purchafe; Enfgn and Adjutant John Davie to have the rank of Licute• nant ; John Peach, Gent, to be Enlign, vice Hunt. 99th DittO—Captain Jonas Fitcherbeii, from half pay of the 92d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Gorham, who ex- changes. Ift Weft India Regime:lb—Lieutenant Thomas Martin, from the 19th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Coulthard, who exchanges. 7th Ditto—Lieutenant T. KWaller to he Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Bologne, who retires. Royal Weft India n gers— Kennedy, Gent. to he for n, without pat-chafe, and Abraham Nicholls, Gent to be Enlio, without purchafe. Rorl York Rangers. To he Lieutenants—Frdirs Adam Fife, Richard Allen, John Simplon, Thomas White, and George Evans, from the 24th Foot To be Frifigns--Eniign William Bone, from the B°th Foot, vice Symon., promoted ; G. Henderfon, Get t. vice Fife ; Charles Macdonald, Gent. vice Allen ; John Unniley, Gent. vice Silty fon ; Daniel Mackay. Gent. vice White. European Garrifon Company at Jamaica—Fatly C. P. Brock• mailer to be Lieutenant; Serjeata Frederick Paffian to be En- Cy, vice Brockmulier. 4th Garrifon Battalion—Lieutenant John Bali, from the bad --Foot, to be Lieutenant. vice Walter, who exchanges ; Bropiley,ifq. t be Paymafter, vice Thomas, appointed an In fpeding Field Officer of Volunteers 9th Garrifon Battalion—Captain Charles Bayntun, from the 3d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Stevens, who ex changes. at Royal Veteran Battalion —Captain Chidley Coote, from the 67th Foot,to be Captain of a Company vice Clarke, removed to the lith Royal Veteran Battalion ; %tarter Matter Hugh Latimer, from the sath Foot,to be Lieutenant, vice Palmer, re- moved to the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. 2d Ditto—Captain Francis Higginfon. from the sth Royal Vete ran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Williams, who esclsanges. _ _ _ _ sth D.tto—Captain George H. Williams, from the 2d Royal Ve te. Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Higginfon, Who exchanges. _ . _ _ _ 7th Ditto—Lieutenant George Palmer, from the TR Royal Vete- ran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Julies, removed to the IR Dragoons. STAFF. Cbriflopher Farwell, Ffl late Majnr of 4th Dragoon Chants, to he an Infpeding Field Officer of Yeomanry and Volunteer Ccrps in Gnat Britain, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Arnßy while In emOnyed. K. :Edwards. Geut. to bian'Affifiant Commiffary of Stores, Pro •iGoos, and Forage to the Forces. ORDNANCE OFFICE, IInV. 17. Royal Regiment of Artillery. 'robe Second Lieutenants—Gentlemen Cadets James N. Charles ; Henry G. M'Leod ; James S. Law; William C. Anderfon ; George Browne, %ice Croke, promottd ; John Tucker, vi. Colehrocke, promoted ; Charles Manners, vice Willuek, pro moted. Dattd November 3,1807 Corps of Royal Military Artificers. Robert Davie. andideorge Robinfon, dents. to be Sub Lieut.- slants. Dated Novern,ser 12, Iso7. NOVEMUER 19. Corps of Royal Engineers. Gentleman Cadet Ht.ory Davy to be Second Lieutenant, vice Be. rington promoted. Dated Noven• her r, 18071 Artillery of the K;ng's German Legion. Eeeend Lieutenant Char lcA Edmund Elumenkicli to he Fitft Lieu tenant, vice ledcria, deeeafcd ; I.nfign William Myer. from . . the tlt Batt-ikon of the Line, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Blumenbach, promoted. Both dated November 9, iBz)7. Commiffions fißned by the rd Lit utenant of Hants. Portfea Battalion of Voktinteer Infantry. Thomas Pratt, H . q. to be Captain,. vice White, refigned ; Enfign DavitrSpicer to be Captain, vice Spicer, promoted ; Witham Stroud, Gent. to be Fulign, vice D. Spicer, promoted Sa mut I Hill. Gent to he Enfign, vice Gras - emir, reigned. Dated No vember 5, 1.307. Porttinouth Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. Moles Miall, G.nt. to be Enfign, vice R. Way, rdigncd. Dated as above Coitl:talon figred by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Barham 1)on•ns Yeomanry Cavalry. Dean John Parktr. Lig to be Captain,vite Paykr, rained Dated November 7, tii477. Coninuilions in the Argyle and Boterhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Enfi7n John Campheil to he Li:utenatit, vice M•Lean, refigned. Donald , Gcnt to he Enfigu, vice Canapbell, promoted. Both Sated Odobtr 30, 1 8 0 7. BANKRUPTS William Lucas. of Cheapfide, London, warehoof,:man, dealer and chapinan, to furrender Novomher 30, Dre..rnhrr 7, and January 2, at twelve, at Guildhall Attornics, Mars. Ribblewhite and Rowland, Gray's Inn Mare. James l'awell, hie of Warping-ftreet, parifh of St. John of 'Wap ping. Middlefes, cold,' and box maker and undertaker, Nov. 24, December c. and January a, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attoruies, Melts Wegener and Weft, Red Lion-ftreet, I,Vap pinp WillAtn Simplon, of the Strand, Middkfa, taylor, dealer and ---- ehapman, November 27, December 3, and January 1. at ten, at Gui'•'halt Attorney. Mr Welt, Clement', Inn, Loudon. James Huelron, of Watling ftret t,-I.ond.in, merchant. warehoufe• man, dealer and chapman, November at. at one, December r, at ten, and January 1, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, sk. Philip Hurd, Ki ,, g's Bench Walks, Temple. William Swann, of Stockport, Chethire, brazier, tin plate wprker, dealer and Chapman, December 7. 8, and January 2, areleven. at the Crown and Anchor, Bcpckport. Atioraies, /Vb. Kdge, Inner Temple, London ; or Mr. ti.vtop, Semkport. John Armitage, now or late of Leafy Yorkihire. cloth-merchant, dealer and ehapman. Decembergr.lo, and January a, at eleven, , b • Three Legs lcn, I Atternies, Mr. john Wilfon, No. 16. Creville-/rtet, Hatton Garden, London; or Mr. Charles Coupland, I .er,le.. - ....._ John Eden Dcaeon, of Manchefter, linen draper. dealer and chap - man, December 9, It, and January a, at three, at the Royal Oak 'no, ivlanebeftcr Attorniet, Mr. Ralph Ellis, CurGtor ftreu, London ; or Mr. Morgan, Nlanchellcr. William Ireland the elder, of Afhburton, Devanihire, cordwaluer, dealt and Chapman, December t, 2, and January 2, at eleven, at the Butt 'tavern, in bridal Attornich Mcirrs. Hall and jannan, Bride,. HIGH WATER AT LONDoN BRIDGE TN MORROW. S 8 mluotes after 3 After: oon 33 minutes atter 9 - PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. 'I I HE advantage the public mud always derive 1 from regularly educated prufeffiunal men diredtrg almoft ex clufively their ftudies to one tpecies of malady, was never more clearPf demoaftrated than by the unexampled fuccefs which hal attended the adeiti tiltration of their new r-medy and the extra ordinary cores is has performed. Tor a long feriesof years, Meffrs CURRIE and Co. Surgeons. formerly in his Majefty's &nice, have made the Venereal Dikafe the particular object of their in aefligation, and are happy in having difcovered a medicine lupe. rior to mercury it. the cure c.f that complaint—it is fulficient to oblerve that the tired' of this remedy are diametrically oppofiteto thole of mercury,for though it completely eradicates every veftlge of tbr virus, in its rnoft confirmed ftages, yet it does not in the leaft injure the conftitution—on the contrary. it renovates the fyl tem in all its natural fundiuns, promotes appetite, and facilitates digeftion—thus instead of reducing a wrung and vigorous eonflitu • Lion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only tee Caves that constitution in its primitive !late, but reftores a weak and debilitreld one to its natural ftreneb and vigour. Numherlefs inftences arc on recent record of the Cuperior efficacy of this Medieln:, its inherent and fpecihe virtiaas adlng as a per petual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excels of conjugal or illicit picafure, or from the morel 1 infidisous, though not lets defttudive indulgence of incau• tious youth of bor't texts in a c-ftain pernicious habit Amidft 1 the melancholy variety of diforders which arc the confequence of this fplitary vice, there are none more 0/tiding than that diftreflin.; Rate of debility and deficiency, which prevents or embitters the ma -1 trimonial Rate ; the unhappy fufferer broods over his naisfursune, athamed to leek relief, until he is reduced to loch a Rate of weak nefs as to render life opprefllve. To Inch perfons it mod Le a con foling refledion, to know that they may now, by a new loTahible mode of treatment, be valued to that greateft of all human bke ings , a (irons, manly, and vigorous canititatiou. In all cafes of &lanky, deficier.cy, from whatever cattle arlfing as well as in every fpecles of venereal infedion, Meffrs Clinic and Co. may be coofulted by patients of eisher fel, with the greeted fetrecy and hc.vo-jr, at their houte, No. Loh hituesos Garden. Letters from the Country (poft paid) Including a bank note will have the neceirary medicine and advice fe:.t to any part of the Kingdom. No. sop, I . l3tion Garden, WllEarn Crofton, of Llverpottfliirt-efaidkr, pester dealer and chapman, December 17. rB, and January 2.22 one, at the Globe Tavern, 1 iverpool. Attornies, !Clefts. Crump and Lodge, Li verpool: or Mr. Battye, Chancery.lane, London. John John(un, late of Congltton, Chitßare. money-fcriveeer, dealer and chapenan, December 7, at five, Dee 8, at ten, at the Lion and Swan Inn, Congkton, and January a, at eleven. at the Crown Inn, Stone, Stalfurchhire. Jimmies. Mars. J. and R. Willis, Warnford-cnurt, London; or Mr. Potter, of t.:pity ; or Mr. Lockett, of Congloton. Cbrilliati Balthazar Von Effen. Ire of St. Peterfburgh, Ruffta, but now of the Gray's Inn Coffeehoufe, Holborn, Middlefez, mer chant. dealer and chapman. November 24. December 8. at one, and January 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Jlcflra. Gregfon and Dixon, Angel court, Throgmorton- (tem, London. James Porfhaw, of Prefton, Laecafhire, Ilnen.draper, dealer and chapman, December 14, 1.5. and January a, at eleven, at the Spread Eagle, Prefton. Atternles, Mr. Henry Blakeloek, Tern ple, oe Mears. Blanchard and Carr. Prefton, Richard Dolby, of Colchefter, bricklayer, plaitterer, derthy and eh cpman, Deeember 1.12, alai January 2, at eleven, atGuil :Sall, London. Aftornics, Mr. SillithieS, Colchertcr; or hteffrs &lane arid Parry, Old Jewry. James Crofsley, of Halifat,Yor.fhire, and of King ftreer. London, merchant, dealer and chapman, November a., -c el:vrn , Dec. s, at ten, and January a, at eleven, at Guildhall. At comics, Meitis Swain, Stevens, and Maples, Old Jewry. London. Thomas Dowell, jun. of Rodney court, Cbaprl-dreet, lletv well Mount, Middlefez, hawker and pedlar, dealer and cliaprnan, Nov. 28. at one, Dec. 5, and January 1, at twtivt, at Goildnall. j Attorney, Mr. Field, Friday area, London. John White, of Craven City Road, parlfb of St. Leonard Shoreditch, Middlefez, merchant. dealer and chapman. Nov 141 I December 1, and January z, at elcven, at Guildhan. Attorney, Mr. Loaley, No So. Chcapfule, London. Roger Partridge, of Clement's Inn, Middlefez, merchant, deah.r and chapman, November 14, December zr, and January 2. at ten, at Guildhall. Attornits, bleffra.Loggeu and Smith, Ea6ng j ball-ftrett. Diar' Edlelton, of Liverpool. floor dealer. December 2t, 22, and January 2, at ( Even, a t t h e Y or k H ote l, Willisinfon's iquare, in Liverpool Attorney, Mr. R o b ert G reavea, Parker orcet, Liverpool. John &anti by Cridge, late of Nice, in Italy, bat now of London, j merchant, Dezember 2,8, and r 5, at ten, at Culler...all. DIVIDENDS _ _ Nov. 24. William Simon Beth;;,.7. No. 7, rurnivars Court, Holborn, printer, at one, at G uil !ball. Nov. 24. Chriltian John Adam Witke, late of Ccleman ftreet, Lend" merchant, at one, at Guildhall, Nov. 24. loreph Greaves the elder, c f Gloucefter Buildings, Viral worth, Surrey, informer broker { at one, at Guilihr.ll Nov. 24. John Leakin, of Worceftar firm, Southwark., Surrey, millwright, at ten, at • Nov. 24. Jofeph Owen, of Holborn, Landon, watchmaker and jeweller, at eleven, at Guildhall. N0v.24. James P.:rry and John Pickman, of Trzptford, Kent, merchants, niaNters and copartners, at eleven, at Guildhall. Nov. 24. James Carfrae and Bolan Hiflop, both of Liverpool, draper., a•:d copartner*, at el,wen, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Nov 24. William Joyce and Batehellor, both of Brian!, filverilniths and partners, at Ern, at Guildhall, Loudon Nov. 24. Edmund Burton, of Paeentry, lah , rrhami. , ronfhire, mo• ney icrivener, at eleven, at the Wheat. Sheaf him Davantry. Nov. 24. James Dice! field, of Newgate ttreet, London, viEtual ler, at one, at Guildhall . Nov. 24. Thomas Wilkins the voringer, of St. Alban's, Hcrts, boric dealer. at eleven, at Guillhall London. Nov. 24. James Burgefs. row or lee of Ccv‘otry ftnxt, ilaymar• ket, military hatter, at t.n, at Guildhall. at eleven, at the Shakerptar Tavern, Newcaftle upon Ty9c. Nov. 2.4. Michael M.1 . .v0y, of Piccadilly, wine and liqusx mer chant, at ono, at Guildhall. SEA•COAL METERS' OF ICE, Litco.xs )21,1.,y, v. IG. DON, D, and !dee f.l. v. 18 4 6 5: 6 52 6 SOLD Wei Not NOV. 21. P:tICI3. NEWCASTLE COAL. 14 Adair's Main Brnton Lcng Biggs Main 2 ElMin Gateßawl Park Heaton Main - • 2 Heiturn Main 2 Hawk fivortla Kenton Main Murton Main rtonisp—Simpinn'a 2 Pontup Windior's Tantield Moor Walker • Wall's End • TenTie's Wall's End - Wliitefield Willington Wylatn Moor South Rebbnro • BM and Brown's WaHs End 3 Cowpen Main Hartley a SUNDERLAND COAL. Chefter Main a Eden Main Fillinglow Main Ncwbottle Mcior Priinrufe Main SLips 0 52 6 47 0 53 6 53 6 48 c 46 9 47 0 42 6 so 0 .54 6 S 4 0 ss 6 46 o 46 o 4S c 47 0 Friday, Nov. zo o 52 6 48 9 42 0 S 1 6 47 6 48 6 S 3 9 53 6 54 0 53 S 4 3 9 S 3 6 53 0 45 0 sf) 6 S 4 6 42 0 53 0 io 0 54 9 43 0 46 9 4 1 C 47 6 ~>tFn. Saturday morning, Mr Abraham Newland, who lately relived his fitnation 34 Callus of the Bank of England. after holding it with the highelt credit for upwards of so years, at his retidet ce at Highhury-place. Iftington. Lately, William Smylie. Ffq of Green Park buildings, Rath. I.ately, S.rak, relia of the late Richard Carpenter, of Devizts, aged 64. 1 ately, in the 7lth year of her age. Mrs Lane, wife o t ko mac Bateman Lam,. kit] Regitter of Dover Cattle. • !MHE fg, Sohn Scr,are, bejr,e 1.• open to the Poor. has contributed conEderr‘bly to the cre SPII.S6URV's PATENT 4 - %biTISCORBOTIC DROPS have gained, by dot - milling its eL9caey as a medicine in cafes of Seto- phula, Gout, itheuvriatirei, Frupticns, and Nervous Weak*, de. pendant on the obitruti.:lti or the flonineb and iiitellittes, and in all thofe complair-•.s of Clffulcd bile, whi..:e ealumcl has I Q its effect by trtqwnt ure. It it requilire to c.altion the Public againft purchafiag any otters but thofe btar:og wards " fly V.v.( 1,;" on • bottle, hill of directi , a's, and outride wrapper; togeibir with tlz Duty. pritited in black ink: fold. in bottles of 3s. bd. ; 1 double battles tow; larger it. '2 • ; duty irc:uded. DR. FREENI A N's GuT r A sm .0 r.• RIS. T HE value of this tledicine has been rf long proved, that nub .:it of the prefect thy can bear a competition w?th It ha all t:,c dit•runt (taxes of ac: to pilaf% which it cffedtually cures and eraeitiates from the habit, without exciting the painful feetig‘ and expofure that attends falivatb., without delal!itating the ccuiti:nt:stri in any degrte, or even re quiring confinement fr ten ha:tel., or reilrieti Ir in diet. The radical virtues of there inellimlble Drops hay.-tproved their claim to public apnrobation for more than billy years In all the de bility of both. fete', they prova a never failing rtftorative, whe ther the dtbihty is product,' by ton free uie of Mercury, illitk plearures, or the cretfts of a warm &matt to L,raeclicra, and that g oin g abroad. Thty canna: be recommend,d too Itrongly to thole who will receive a fate, fp rdy, and c0m,.1.1t are is all old ftubborn Gteete, and evtry we .hittfs that aired, the bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mu. then, who for years had been deprived of th:t Sold wholefale and retail at hlr. Butler's, N a. 4. chc,pu ccor . ner of Paternoft. r-row, cad retail by titian), Portfanowh; Write s . ; Portrea ; Wills and Rng -rs, Plymouth; Peck, Hull; Calwell, Dub. tin; Mac,onil 1 , Gbdow ; Smith and hkuilerton, Edinburgh; and by mnft country medicine venders, ha bottles, at as. yd. fib, with ample diredions. ItJTLER'S RESTORATIVE TOOlll 7 PliVf. DER, here effeted to the ore of the Pubife at large, Wit its the circle of Dr. P. H. Diauldale's panicularcrquaintante, ant the Nobility and Gentry, his patients. and its virtues jelly apptciatw ed ;but a certain delicacy prevented him from publicly announcing this preparat ion. Mr. Butler has come into polfeffion of the original recipe, and he begs to Arun, thole of listed with decayed or urea five teeth and gums, that they may rely on is efficacy and rant.. alive quality—a tt uifm of which any one may be convinced,by a fair and candid trial of one box. Of the properties of this Tooth Powder. it. dettriike property is juft fufticient to clear away thol.: deftrutitive particles of acid which generally adhere to the guns, and in the ir•.ter:icea of the teeth, without injuring the furface of tither, healing former. iu the former, and promoting a new ena mel of ptarly whiteners. where it Las been injured or corroded on the latter. It has a pleztfant and agreeable odour and is withal fo perfeelly intiecem, that it may be eaten without nihry. There diftinguifhing charaderitties of its Dilative effedts and fuperiority. have procured it the unbounded approbation of the %hen, the Prircefres, the Emorefs of R ffia, the Ducheffes of "i ork,Bedford. Gordon, Leeds. R utland, and molt of the hoclifh and.fondeu No hili;y, many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a met:C lary appendage to t:ie Hirt, and ihdeed they do but common juf tire hcrrin, frtee it inn-tarts s frnincfs and beautiful redncfs to the gums .to the trelth the raell de:caabie Iw:cowls, and. if ufed con- Raney as directed, will r, ndcr the , eeth firm and vthife, and pre vent the tot th :rah frnm reit:ming to thole who have hem liable to its melt banef..l effects. Prepared and fold wholt rale and !craft by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cbentide, corner of Pater:miter-row, London, and of molt coon try Medicine Vi.ndert. and Perfumers, in buxea at 2R. 9d. each. Oi whom may hr butler's improved Silver-wired Tooth. Brolhol,rrice tv. cr.:b. A CANDID exmination of Profertinnal Pretert• b on , i s oily t o be learefl by him who is confcious of inca pacity. The FordEli:al pretenscins of Mr.:iµta are fimply there—that he is a Member of the College of Sur;rons, and as regularly educa:ed as r.y l'itytician or Sutgeon in London; that it has been his t ermine hi- practice to Venereal Corn plaints and Debility. anll (La* it' the trer.tment of there complaints, for the latt ftairte.:n ye are, of which be has rchdeal eleven years in Arurdel flrect, hi, urzlnice has been more eminently filecer4ful than that of any other .surgean in the fame branch. He regrets that illiterate men, under }:QT[Tr:us have copied his•ad vertifcrrents nearly word for word, but the injury to the may be prevent: d by a careful inquiry fmr the cer.ifintcs which' the pretend to I,7oirds, and an acenra:e examination of the Hlt of Surgeons. wl.ich is annually publ:ilicd at the College in I.incoln'z- Inn•Fieles. No difiAifes are felt with greater ;Coney by the fefrcree the thole which arc nct::,:ont.d by his own imp; uticnce, and iano cafe, of confultation is liberality cf edticazon tn-re d-firable in the prof, trot., than where the tnoli and taied cceifidcnce is pliccd and the molt inviciab!e fecrecy txpeded. On terms plainly itzted on the fill interview, or in anflver to letters containing a Bdtik-note, Mr. Bree otters relboration of health in all thnereai Complaints, and in all cafes of Debility, whether arifing front the habits of inconfidcrate youth. long rill• deuce in warm climates, or the prevalent gaieties of .a fathionable life.—Na. 29, Arundel item, S rand, November to, 1807. I prafefline myfelf a regularly edlica!ed Member of A the College of Surgeons. I think ft incumbent on me to signify that my Diploma from the College of Sargams in London, as well as Certifiates from the Hakim's, and various pruftffors under whom I Bodied Phylic, Surgery and Midwifery, have been for Tars placed in one of my parlours, open to the infpeetion of any perfon who happens to be there, or is defirous of fuch examination. Thirteen years I have refigned alt other practice for the fiudy and treatment of Venereal Complaints and Debility—but it war nut till I had experience as an Artily Surgeon and general Wadi-. (inner, that I thought mylelfkiftilictl in the fsleetion of this peen. Jiar branch. The concentrated force of the human lotelleet when dirt dud to a particular point, mull acquire fuperiur ty within the circle of its own anion, and long continued fucctfs is a decided proof that my efforts have not beets :es beneficial to others than advantageous to myfilf. The dittrefs and the mirery which arifes from a certain deftrucw tive habit fo pernicious to ithuolbuys, have been frequentl;• pour. trayed by the nrnralifts of the age ; hut it is the duty of every Pradlitioner, when called upon, to relive fuels (offerings by me dical affiftmote, and it is the acquirement of my exclufire expe rience in this line to offer, in every Inch cafe, a bale and certain tc-eltablifhnient.—la flight cafes of deficiency produced by free living, refitcnce In warm climates, or too much indulgence of (eductive pallions, and in all recert venereal complaints, early application infures au imps di ire cure. But in the molt com plicated cafes of d bility, accompnied by fever, or diforders of the 4 item arifng from negh eted ittiedion, !lase perleverance is indifpenfaltly requifite for the reanimatioa of the c.,nititution, and reftoration to health and vigour. In all cafes, in either kx, the molt nVolable ferrety is obferv• td, and the terms of remut,erat.un are p:ainly Rated ua the (tat interwew. TO LAY CORREFPONDENTS. The extended reputation, which was the ohjeet of my am bition. iu the TRRATMENT of VENEREAL COMPLAINTS rind DEBILITY, having attradel to me varions Correigundon* in the United Kingdoms or Great Britain, and horn different pats of Europe and America, 1 beg to addrefs this Public Nioro.: to filch Corterpor den ts The °crop:thin of my time in aofwtrieg letters from theft who grudge nut remuneration, made it neaseria - Tr for motorize yearsago to oblirre, tl.at no Litters could be, noticed utdcfs a Bank Note was inekifed. I again repeat the information, that do lettirs, with out inelolures can be anfwareil; itniets typal Patients already un• der my c«re. A 04.11 btZ to fuggett, that letter from the Wort littEms. or from any Foreign Coantry, aloft amain oat may cimapiete ftoomaditt of the {late, but a !city_liiiiral fultrafint to compeol le tor Reidy/rig and writing fully on the Com Plaints and for the i'reparation of a conthierable Cour* of Medicine bya London C!hernift,if loch fhoold he requifi:e. Where the diltspee does Rot admit frcqueecy c,f torrtfpoodeaet, it is alto ciefired, that the age, the manner of livio7 iird general feelings ge well aa ewer, fymptinn 'bat can poirin'iy 11C deferibed, be moll particularly rpo eifi Letters require no other direg'Hon than the C.hriftian end Std name," ritUrtil Ijrce k Ely. London ;' ard skit the minds of either ac‘ play ha se the fulklt afrurar,co off , erecy, the poftage of knees. aecomprnittl by P. m itz.'ed not be pail at the time, but willSitcr wards:k clam* the.kertg. MARTIN BREB, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Lapdog. No. ep, Artamlehatyog.StrePd, gear riappic.bar. There apkclctionaleutrattee Ip Mita' fircci adjoining. LoSIDON: Mese Eel i'cilliaPet he 'LAVE! , 101 1 o, T„ -4/ I *. terbury-Place, Lambe th ) at the STAIt•OIPTICI, r a rcf• trees. Publhbed alb a the eree-Orelee, Tcseple loot. 41 f ~!'