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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. WHITEHALL, DEC. r. The Kilo hat been pleated to order a Conge ?Elire trti pats the great feat of the United Kingdom asf Great Britain and Ireland, empowering the Dean and Chlwirter of the Cathedral and Metropolitical Church of York, to elea an Archbifhop of that See, the fame being void by the death of Dr. WILLtAM MARKHAM, late Archbifhop thereof ; and alfo his lajelly's letter, recommending to the raid Dean and Chapter, the Right Rev. Father in God Dr. EDWARD VENABLRS Vutwow, now 'Whop of Carlifle, to be by them defied Arehbifhop of the faid See of York. MtI.ITARY PROMOTIONS. C9mmilnons (igned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Wet. Ealtern Battalion of EfTex Militia. Thomas Dien , . Gcnt. to be Enfign. Dated Oelober tfo, 1807. Weflern Battalion of Eifel Militi.t. If tac llerbert, Gent. to be EnOgn. Dated November t, 1807. Cornmiffions in the la Regiment of Herefordthire Volunteer Infantry, tigned by the Lord Lieute nant. Li. ut bent E G. Wright to be Captain, vice Matthews, refigned Dated September 24, 180 7. Trancis Gritton, Gent. to be Adjutant. Dated Sept. 7, t 807. Commiffions tlgned by tNe Lord Lieutenant for the County of Renfrew. Renfrewfhire Yeomanry Infantry. Archibald Campbell, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Feted field, refigned. Dated Oitober 23, tBO7. Greenock Loyal Volunteers. _ _ _ EnGgn Scott to be Lieutenant, vice Hunter,reflgned. Dated 061. 3, 1307. Enliga Humphrey to be ditto, vice Watfon, refigned ; John Ro bertfoo, and Charles Llvingfton, Gents. to be Enfigns. All dated as above. George Blair, Gent. to he ditto. Dated Nov. 11.1807. Commitlions in the King's Own Regiment of S.af fordibite Militia, figned by the Lnrd Lieutenant. Abel J.,hn Ram Efq to be Captain. Dated June as, any. Enfign [An Jackfon to be Lieutenant. Dated Auguft at, 1807. Richard Fiennea Wykebam, Gent. to be ditto. Dated October t, aBoy. John Leonard Gent. to be ditto. Dated Odtober T 9.184. Thomas Greening Twig& Gent to be Enfign. Dated Auguft r, 1807. T. B. Leonard, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Odlober r 9, day Commiflions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. Winchefler Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. Captain Arthur Atberley to be Major Commandant, vire Rickets, religned; Frfign William Care to be. Lieutenant, ♦ice Serie, decesfed. Both dated November 17,11107. Conarnitlions in the Loyal Anglefey Volunteers, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. zit Battalion ; Richard Hughes, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Deed Sept 1, refl. James Williams, Gent. to be ditto: Date,' September Az, at:7. zd Battalion. Hugh Williams, Gent. to be Enfign. bated May is, t Soy. CommilEons figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Fifefhire. Enfgn Charles Grate to he Lieutenant, vice Small, appointed to the 7t It Regiment. Dates September is. 1807. Robert Fergulun Gent. to be Enagn, *nee Wbeeley, refign‘d Dated Auguit tt,1807. Seojaant Major Peter Scott to be ditto, vice Greet, promoted. Dated Septenikr 15.134. Thomas Buddo, Gant. en he ditto, vice George, appointed to the petit Regiment. Date.d oa.obcr 24,1807. PARTNFRSHIPS DISSOLVF.D. 'Mamas :taunts and John Bickers, of Todmordcn, Lancsfhirr, fplrlt merehants. Nov. t 7, rBo7. George Hall, G. B. Marfden, J•tfrph Ofbaklifton, and Richard Jones, of Manchefter. Dee 3t , rBcb. James Tiffin and Robert Mathews, of Akierfgate ftreet, Lon. don, leather-fellers. Nov. le . I lifo7. George Remington, Alex Remingtort, and ThomasjenkiNs. of No 43. gren-fgoare, Bloomibury, upholßery mid eabiist makers. November at, A.. 4. Charles Haffut den and William Newcomb, No 37, (intt, London, wholefile holier,. Nov sa, sBc.7. John Witterbottom and Robert Lawton, hleftsy-brow. Lan e (hire. fo far a. refpats Robert Lawton, of Bottoms, (-hellfire. November 17, lecs. BANKRUPTS John Barnett, of Watley Lodge, near line/alny. Middlefez, cow. keeper and milk.feller, dealer and chap:stall, to furrender Dec. Is 69, and January is, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornles, Mr.ffrs. George Hodgfon and Son, Charles (tree, St. James's-fquare. 1 homas Ofwald, of Berwick upon Tweed, bread baker, &lain - and ckapman, December as, 23, and January z 2, at eleven, at the Angel. lkrwlck upon Tweed. Anomie., Mr. Dickfon, Ber wick ; or Mr. Charles Conftable, Symond's Inn, Chancery. Line, London. Edward Ireland the younger, late of Kendal, Weltinorland, hat manufadurer, dealer and chapman, December at, at five, Dec. 22, at eleven, and January r 2, at five, at the White Hart Inn, Kendal Attornies, Mr Chambre, of the Inner Tcrapk, Lon don ; or Mara. Riehardfon and Fell, Kendal John Clarke, of Bacchus Walk, Hoston, Middlefes, lint-mann- taeturer, December 8. 19, and January 'a, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cruckfhank, Great St. Helen's. John Wilfon and William Wilfou, of Dean's conrt, St. P.fartin's. lc Grand, Weftminftcr, warehoufemtn, partners, dealers arid chapmen, December 8, 12. and January 12, at ten, at Guildhall. Ation.ics, Melfts Bond and Cliaay, Mark lane Wm Riebards, of Pendergraft, Pembrokefhire, fhopkeeper, dealer and cluipinan, December as, 13, and Jan. la, at eleven, at the Bulb Tavern, Briftol. Attornies, Mr. Edward Stephens, Small. street, Briftol; or Mr. Samuel White Sweet, No. 6, King's. Bench Walks, Temple, London. Archibald Bahl, late of Surinam, In the Wei Indies, but now of Cattle court, Birehin-lane„ 1 ondt,n, merchant and infurance• broker, dealer and ehapman, December 5, is, aml January is, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anomie", Media. Pearce and Son, Swithin's.lane, London. Montag Smith, of Kingfton•upon-Hull. ♦i:luallcr, builder, dealer and chapman, December 9, to, and January Ca, at eleven, at the N.ptune Inn, Manama upon Hull. Auurnies, Mein's Id muds and Son, Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's lon, London; or Mr. Galen Haire, Hull. Edward Warner the younger, of Little New•ftreet, Shoe lane, London, kamp-mamtkatlaree, December 8, 19, and January t 2, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mt. Devey, Middle New !freer, Gough Iquare. DIVIDENDS. Dee t. John Chapman, of Martha's-Line, Cannon ftreet, London, dqfalter. at one, at Guildhall. Dec. 3. Willarn Wicks, of No. 387, Oxii.)rd-ftreet, Middlefez, taylor. at eleven, at Guildhall. Dee. a. Stephen Buekhurft, of Brook Green, Haffunerfmith, _ . dicier, carpenter, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. I. V. Hilton Bowie and William Hannah. of ftlacktriar's Road, Surrey, oilmen and partners, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. t Charies Glover, of Albemarteltrect, Hanover-I'4par', upholfterer, at one, at Guildhall. Dee. 1. James Arbooin, of HanAtreet, Crotched Friarsr-London, wine merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dcc. a. Robert Smith, now or late of Williton, Somerfet, draper, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Chard. Dec. 3. Edward Bower, late of New Mills, Derbyfbire, again fpinner, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchefter. Dec. a. William Slayton, of Clements-lash, London, merchant, infurer and broker, at twelve, at GuiWhall. Dec. 2. John Taylor, of Maiden-lane, Wood ftreet, Loudon, weaver and ftraw hat manufaCturer, at twelve, at Guildhall I,)t c 4. Robert Chamberlain, of Wifbech St. Peter's, Cambridge. !dire, grocer and wool-merchant, at eleven, at the Rofc and Crown Inn, Wifbeeh St. Peter's. Dec. j. lobo Lewis the younger, of SplUby, Lincolnibire, dutper, at the George Inn, Melon upon HulL Dec. 4. Anthony Ctightfon, of Drypool in Holdernets, Yorkfbire, fi utterer, at eleven, at the George Inn, Ringfton upon Hull. DUBLIN; NenlinlZß 23. CORONER'S INQUEST. Saturday. at 'Trappist, kfars Assault B. Mont, Efg. and by aarysurassent at Bybsfs, Black Rock. After a reedift on 73 bodies found on board, and near the Rochdale, an inquiry commenced concern ing 3i bodies removed from the fhore to Sir John Lee's coach•houfe. Henry Lynch depofed, before the Coroner and a refpeelable Jury, that Come of the South Mayo Mi litia volunteered into the 18th and 97th Regiments of the line. Francis Jones law the bodies in the coach hours, Come of which had the South Mayo buttons. This circumflance appeared on the view of the Jury. Robert Jones, of Liverpool, matter of the Prince of Wales packet, depofed, that he had railed from the harbour of Dublin about two o'clock in the af ternoon of Wednefday the 18th of November; his crew confided r.f eight failors, a boy, the Reward, and himfelf. As paffengers there were nine military officers, with a number of foldiers. On Thurfday morning, about half pall fix o'clock, the wind be. gan to blow frelh, and about three in the afternoon the fleet and (now came quite thick—about four o'clock witnefs found it neceffary to tack about, and flood towards Howth ; the veffel after having been toiled dragged her anchors, about (even o'clock the Ruck fail in (even feet water, and turned on her fide. The waves ran high over her; the boat having been fbaken nut of the vale!, fuch men on deck as could accomplifh it, jumped into her. There were 17 in all, among whom were the Steward's wife and child, and the witnefs. The foldiers were diftributed, fume in the cabin and Come in the hold of the veffel, with an aperture in the main hatchway, through which the Coldly' had accefs to the deck. The rote hatch. way was left en•irely open. It further appeared, that the witnefs remonlirated with numbers in the boat to turn back and truft to the veffel—this they refufed. He found them perfectly ungovernable, but fill the boat reached the th re in fafety. Witnefs wa► the laii of the per bons who (-might fafety in the boat, that quitted the veffel. The witnefs, after landing, de fcribed the dangerous lunation to which he was com pelled to quit the velfel, but it appeared that no re• lief from thrum could he offered, the weather being fo tempetluous. He raw the bodies in Sir J. Lee's coach-horde, but could not identify any of them. '1 he Mate, named Roberts, corroborated as to the Rate of the weather, and bore teitimony as to the exertions of the Captain in every prarfticable attempt to Lave the yard. Anr.e Hender, wife of the Steward. depofed, that no one endeavoured to keep any perft•rt down either in the cabin or bold, and that the believed the Cap tain, who ufed every exertion to rave the paffengets and ciew, would not have left the vethl through the reiterated entreaties of the men. The Steward depofed, that the pettons in the cabin or hold, at the time the boat was going off, could come on deck had they any intention of to do;ng.— The officers and men were bufy under deck in lath ing themfelves to trunks and bed-polls. One of the pilots who went to view the wreck, Daniel Sexton, proved, that the hatchway were open, and conjeftured they were wafhed overboard. Anthony M'Entire, one of the South Mayo militia, who volunteered into the 18th Royal frith, depofed, that he embarked with his regiment on board the Pi ince of Wales Packet. Oa Thursday, about half pall fix o'clock, the veffel returned, and flruck near Dunleary, in confequence of the tempeftuous (late of the weather : a cable broke which held a fecond anchor they had thrown out ; and the Captain, who had previoufly inftrmed the officers sad men that there was no danger, immediately proceeded to haill out the boat, which was acrofs one of the hatchways; and launched it into the lea. He immediately pulled up the ladder from the hold to prevent the perfons below from coming up. The Captain was all the while prefeut, bufy and giving chreCtions : and wit nefs is of opinion, that the military officers in the cabin about that time could have got upon deck if they chofe fo to do. The Captain Paid, they were going to table the anchor, and, with the crew, jump. ed into the boat ; witnefs perceiving the danger alto eff.eled his entrance into the boat ; he was ltruck with an oar, but believes by accident. The Captain previoufly warning the paffengers in the boat of the danger of finking, feized witnefs by the middle and attcmp , ed to throw him overboard, bat be refuted to go ; law another foldier, but did not tee any attempt so put him. out ; was of opinion that the boat did not get more than one hundred yards from the veffel until the liruck. The tailors propoled to fwim upon the oars, and one of them got out, but found he was not out of his depth ; upon this they all got out ; is very certain the Captain got out with them, he being next to witnefs ; they arrived tale on 'bore, and went to the houfe of one Doyle, a grocer, at Black Rock ; on looming on Brute and g ing up the beach, witnefs Aced one of the failors it he was of opinion that the palfengere who were in the veffel were out of danger ? The tailor replied in the ne gative. The Captain interrupted the converfation, and Paid, he did not care a damn who were lived fo that his own men were fate : jolt bet, re the boat paffengers were quitting the veffel, Lieut. *Clean was tinging and dancing without his (hoes, with a view to keep up the fpitits of thole about him—he inquired molt particularly of Jones, the Matter of the packet, whether there was danger ? and he replied there was not. Witnefs is of opinion that many of the officers and fuldiers, had they been on deck, aright have been fared by means of the biat—never heard Junes exprefs any with refpeOing the fafety of the foldiers ; and the failors, although requellcd, of landing, *mild not come to the beach until about nine o'clock, to look out to five any of the military who might have been fwimming on oats or calks. Andrew Boyle, Mfg a volunteer from die South Mayo,and of the 18th Royal frith, examined theough the medium of an Irifh interpreter, contradided the tettimony of the hit witnefs in that part refpe6ing the hauling up the ladder to prevent the fuldiers from coming upon deck. He Stated it was attemp ted to have been pulled up, but the perfons below held it fall--lie did not hear any of the expreffions mentioned by the IA witnefs to have been tiled by the Captain, and believes that his exertions were un remitting to live all thepaffengersand lailorabelonging to the packet, until the veffel (truck, when *vary One confulted his own fafety, and that the boat eouldwot with fafety coestain any more,--Verdblb-tCarnal Death by Shipwreck. novrwsta. 26. In conrequence of dire lions from his Grate the Lotd Lieutenant, Admiral Bowen, and Mr. Serjeant Moore, attended yeßerday at one o'clock, at the Su perintendant Magiftrate's Office, for the purpofe of inveftigating into the caufe which occalioned the Info of the Prince of Wales. Jones the Mailer, (not Ed. watds as erroneoufly Rated), M'Entire, and Boyle, the two foldiers fared, and the crew, were in anew dance to be examined feparately. I It is computed that not lefs than 300 perfons have perifhed on our coati during the night of Thurfdayl and the morning of -Friday lag; above zoo bo dies, in a mutilated Rate and (hocking appearance, were thrown upon that part of the (bore near Don. Leary, immediately under the bank upon which the Gauntry refidence of our relent Lord Mayor Rands. The bode upon which the Lord Mayor was riding. when coming to town on Monday lag, fell, and threw his Lordthip ; we are happy to Rate, however, that no injury was foßained by that indefatigable and molt excellent Chief Magillrate. Notwithßanding the feverity of the weather, the long pending race, which has excited fuch general interea among the (porting w,rld, for sso guineas a fide, was rim over the courfe on Friday lag, by Mr. Furtelcue's mare, Rofir, and Capt. Kil ke ley 's grey Purley. After confiderable exertions had been made to clear away the fnow, which had drifted round the wall erected to form the leap, and to make a palage to it, the competitors fluted. 'l'he mare, which had the lead, when (he came to the wall, baulked ; as did alfn the poney. On the fecond attempt, how ever, Buckle, who rode Rola, forced her over, though in the effort a confiderable part of the wall w as thrown down, by which both the mare and her rider fuffe►ed a moll fevere fall. The poney cleared the wall, and gained eonfiderably ahead : after Buckle's being re•eflablifhed in his felt, and having run fame length, it was difcovered that he had remounted the mare at fome diftance from the wall ; he was therefore called back by Mr. Fortefcue, and obliged to take to fair departure by putting his knee to the wall. After all thole untoward accidents, the mare won the race by a few lengths. MARRIED. On the 24th ultimo, at Inver.lk, the Earl of Selkirk, to Mils Wedicrtonni. of it daughter ov James Wedderburn Collate, Efi. D El Suarday evcning laft, at hisThJein Punderfon's-place, Bethnal Green. Thomas Browne. Big Secretary to the Levint Company. HIUM WA mkt Al' 1.411411uN MIDGE TO-MORRI Molting 41 ath Ines after 4 /Om oon • t wistates after 5 FOR COUGHS. COLDS, ASTHMA 3, AND CONSUMPTIONS. ROBBERD's BALSAMIC ELIXIR ; or Cough Drops. There juftly celebrated Drops, by their happy and immediate died iu removing the MIA uhflinate Coughs or Ca. tarrhs, and all tendency to Confamption, nutter them a valuabk Family Medicine. And when we confider the variablenefs of our Climate. which e otiftently induces as to catch cold, and that from this taking cold originates a mnltitude of dileafes, as Afthtna, Pains in the (:belt, Offenfive Breath, Infiammatioa of the Lungs, and Con.futtaption. with a long train of evils—no bead of a la. mily fhould lie down without a (mall fupply at lean. of this al aloft inilantaneous remedy. Many thourand perfms can 'citify the happy &ed' they have received from it, when every other Medical afliltance had failed. A CAUTION. _ _ Obferve the name of R. Butler, N 0.4, Oteapfi le, is engraved on a black Bung, which is affixed to each bottle; all others are couiittrfeits. Sold at Mr. Butler's, No. r, Cheapfisle. corner of Paterttofter, row ; and retail by Cap, Corner of Spring Gardens; Cla k. 269 Borough ; and may he had of Inuit Country Medicine Vendors, In bottles at 28 911 ant. 6s each. TO DR. SOLOMON, LIVERPOOL. SUFFOLK—Copy of a Letter from Mr. J. Dingle, Bookießet ' and Stationer. Bury St. Edmund's, Bury, Sept.[, 1807. APERSON who had feveral times fent for a lot. 61. hottle of your Cordial Balm of Gilead, lately called upon me for a bottle, and informed Inc that it had done him, a wonder ful deal of good—he had been gradually declining for a long time —had (pent a great deal of money for advice, and Nand no Iseueet —he paid one Surgeon s6l. another 61 but all to no purpofe At the time he fent for the Brit bottle of your Cordial Balm of Gilead he could not walk acrofs the houfe without the afliftar.ee of lane one to help him—indeed he was getting werfe daily —he bad not taken the Gilead but a few days, agreeable to the diredions, when he found tumid' much better. He continues taking it at this time, and from his appearance is likely to do well Too have the man's willies to do what you pleafe with the above ftatement, whisk is literally u he tuld it me. I am, Sir. Year obedient fervant, J. DINOLE. The Cordial Balm of Gilead may be had of every refpeaable Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. There arc alfo family bottles, cositaiviog the quantity of four of the r: s. 6d. Ones, for 335. by which are Cored Thole who with to have the Medicloi immediately from the Dedlor, by lauding the money for any quantity t!:"v think proper, will have them fent by fuch carrier as th e y (hall appoint. office orders for any fum may be fent by pia. and the balance will be returned in the box, or orders with oath endoled will be duly attended to rroper diredions for every cafe, to enable perfons to cure limn felvis, is given with each bottle, price half a guinea. NOT g.—Fach bottle has a government Ramp. with the name Saml. Solomon, Liverpool,' engraved thereon, to imitate which is felony. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. THE advantage the public mull always derive from regularly educated profefliunal men direeting alined ex clufively their Rodin to one fpecles of malady, was never more :=demonftrated than by the unezampled ruceefs which has ed the adadniftradon of their new remedy, and the extra erdinary cures it has performed. For a long feriesof years, Meer, CURIAE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majefty's fervice, have made the Venereal Dike& the particular object of their in ventgatioa, and are happy In having difeovered a medicine rope. floe to mercury In the cure of that complaint---it Is fofficient to Wave that the Weds of this remedy are diametrically opporne to there of merettry,for though It completely eradicates every veftige of the virus, in Its molt confirmed Itages, yet It does net In the lean injure the eceltitntien—.on the contrary, it renovates the fyf tan in all Its natural funs:lions, promotes appetite, and facilitates digeltions—tbus lottead of rec:ueing a thong and vigorous conititu don to the frightful condidon that mercury does, it not only pre fines that couftlnition In its primitive Rate, but reftores a weak and debilitated one to its natural ftrength and vlgour. Numberlefs inftances are on recent record of the ruperior efficacy of this Medicine, its Inherent and fpecibe virtureadling as a per petual corredive to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excels of conjugal or illicit pleafore, or from the more infiduous, though not lets deftrodtive indulgence of Mean - dons youth of both fates in a certain pernicious habit. Amidft the melancholy variety of diforders which are the coorequence of this (Olney vice, there are none more a/Hiding than that diftrefEag Rate of debility slid deficiency, which prevents °embitters the ma trimonial Rate•; the unhappy [offerer broods over his misfortune aimed to reek relief, until be is reduced to fuch a Rate of weak nefs as to render gee opprellive. To fuck perfons it mug be a con follog refiettina, to know that they may now, by a• new infallible mode of treatment, be reftored to that greateft of all human Bien' logs, a *rang, manly, and vigorous con ititation. ' In all cafes of debility, deficiency, front whatever mute arifing, as well as in every rpecies of venereal infedien, Meffrs. Currie and Co. may be soefulted by patients of either feu, with the greaten Secrecy and honour, at their !ware, No. tin, Hatton Garden. Letters from the Country (pat paid) including a bank note, trill bave the neeetihrg medicine and advise fent to any pin of the Kingdom• Na toy, Hatton Garden. TO CURRIERS. TO BE DISPOSED OF, ALONG eftablifhed and extenfive Ruffner* in th e above Line, in a good Market town, in DorfetFaire. The Prentifes are clearable. the Hook being good, with a Garden and Field attached, and that part appropriated to tke trade being very coovadent. For Particulan *pe p = by letter, poft paid) to Mr. Cl ar k, Carrier, Blandford, U pluck the raft of pleafore, and not to be wounded by its thorn,bes Menthe favourite colsjed of mankind,ebougia in this they have boc too often difappointed; happily for the good of fodety, the baneful effeds of illicit intereourfe are Wily removed, if application Is made to that invaluable preparation of Dr. Fum igates. termed OUTTA SALUTARIS. note Diuretic Vege table Drops contain no mercurial potion to undermine the conftl tutiou, and plant di cafe where the aim is to reftore health, witiis fo many troftcd fpecifics of the day do; on the contrary, fo in. noccnt is this molt efficacious ptegaration. that it is adinlaiftered with fafety to children of the moil tender age. fo fucceforul areits powers as to eradicate from the habit is a (tort time the feeds of diftafe, however latent they may be, or distant the time of at• fedion. The molt oldtit.ate gleets, fats of bone and palate, and, In thort, the wort! appesraueLa of the adtion of a certain difeafe. have yielded, in a very %on period. to their influence. To this Medicine bow many thoufands have beat indebted for the cello ration of health, after bring dirmiffed the Hofpiu/s, and having gone through all the routine of common medicine; nur are i.ll virtues confined alone to countered a certain Weak : %theft-sir a morbid Rate of the fluids mills, as la korbutie and a risotto coot plaints, it is no Ids a never failing remedy. Sold wholefale at Mr. Butler's, No. 4,Cheapfide, corner of raternolter-row ; and retail by Mutt Country allarClierk in bOtatit at za. gd. and 4s. 61 wits :maple dircaions. BBUTLER'S RESTORATIVE TOOTH•POW. DF.R, here offered to the ufe of the Public at large, was in the circle of Dr. P. H. Dimfdale's particularacquaintouce. and the Nobility and Gentry, his patients, and i:s virtues juftly appreciat ed ; but a certain delicacy prevented him from publicly annotmakag this preparation. Mr. Butler has come into poffeffion of the origiold recipe, and he begs to affure thufe elided with decayed or Wm- Eve teeth and gums, that they may rely on its efficacy and reflor alive quality--a truifin of which any one may be convinced, by fair and candid trial of one box. Of the properties of this Tooth Powder, its deterhve property is juft fufficient to clear away this deftruCtive particles of acid which generally adhere to the OM* and in the interitices of the teeth, without injuring the furfaee of either, healing foretiela in the former, and promoting a new ena mel of !wally whitmcfs, where it has been injured or corroded on the latter. It has a pleafant and agreeable odour and is withal fo perfeetly innocent, that it may be eaten without njury. Tbefc diltinguilbing charse.: 4 ,miltics of its fsnative effedb and fuperiaritTs have procured it the utabottneLal approbation of the (4.teati, the Princeffes, the Emprefs of Ruffia, the s u cheffes of York, Bedford, Gordon, Leeds, Rutland, and molt of the .Friglifh and foreign/4o bility, many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a meet fary appendage to the toilet, and indeed they do bit men non jut tke herein, finer it imparts a &mods and beautiful redacts to the gurns.to the breath the molt decdtable (weenier., anel, if ufed eon- Randy as directed, will render the teeth firm and white, and pee vent the tooth aek from reusroing to chafe who have bees liable In its molt baneful effects. Prepared and fold wholefalc and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Paternnfter-row, London, and of Loft coon try Medicine Venders and Perfumers, in boles at se. pd. etch. Of whom may he had, Butler's improved Salver-wired Teeth- Branum, price es. tack. A CANDID examination of Profeffional Preten- L . A. Gans Is only to be feared by him who is conkious of Lica parity. The profrffinnal pretcnfions of Mr. Baas are impTy theft—that be is a Member of the College of Surgeons, and as regularly educated as any Phyliclan or Surgeon in I.ondoh ; that it has been his choice to confine his make to Venereal Com plaints and Debility, and that In the treatment of the fe complaims, for the left fourteen years, of which be has reSded Glenn years la Arundel fireet, his praftice has been more eminently Antedated than that of any other Surgeon in the fame branch. He regret* that illiterate men, under fICTITIeOS remain hate envied his 24- verufements nearly word for word, but the Injury to the public may be prevent d by a careful inquiry for the certia cams which they pretend to poffefs, and so accurate eramlnation o f the lift nf Surgeons, whist Is annually publiffied at the College ill Lincolo's- Inn Fields. No difeafes are felt With greater poignancy by the hafferer than thole which are co:armed by his gam imprudence, and in no cafes of confultation Is liberality of education more defirable in the profeffor, than !mime the molt unbounded eosidenoe Is pined. and the molt inviolable feereey expeeted. On terms plainly Rated on the firit interview, or In anfwer to letters containing a Bank -note, Mr. Brice offers reitoration of health in all Venereal Complaints, and in all cares of Debi&T. whether wiling front the habits of ineon fi derate youth, t ong re S - dente in warm climates, or the prevalent gaieties of a fandonable 29, Arundel freer, S .rand, November to, IN prJfeiling myfelf a regularly educated Member ef the College of Surgeons, I think it Incumbent on me to that my Diploma from the College of Surgeons in Loodou,as well as Certifiatcs from the Hofpitals, and various profeCon under whom I ftudied Phyfic, Surgery and Midwifery, have been for years placed in one of my parlours, open to the infpation of any palon who happens to be there, or is defirous of fuck examinatioo. Thirteen years 1 have raved all other pradtkefor the ftudy and treatment of Venereal Complaints and Debility—but it Was not till I had experience as an Army Sergeon and general Pratt • timer, that- I thougbt myfelfjaftified in the feledion of this peen liar branch. The concentrated force of tbelnunan !menet when directed to a particular point, mutt acquire fisperiority within the circle of its own adlion, and long contioued foccefs it a dccidod proof that my efforts have not been ids beneficial to others than advantageous to myfelf. The diftrefs and the mifery which arifes from a certain deftrue titre habit fo pernicious to fehoolboys, have beep frequently pc.- trayed by the moralifts of the age; but it is the duty of every Praditioner, when called upon, to relieve fuch (Offerings by me dical affiftance, and it is the acquirement of my ezelofive ape rienre in this line to offer, in every fuch cafe, a fare and certain re-eftablifhment.—lii flight cafes of deficiency produced by free living, refidenee in warm climates, or too much indulgence of fedudive pallions, and in all recent venereal complaints, emir application infures an immediate cure. But in the molt com plicated cafes of debility. accompanied by fever, or Warders of the fyftem arifing from neglected infedion, rime perfeveranee is indifpenfably requifite for the reanimation of the cooltitution, and reltoration to Health and vigour. In all cafes, in either fez, the molt nviolable feerecpls Wav ed. and the terms of remuneration are plainly Rated on the fiat interv.ew. TO MY CORRFSPONDENTS. The extended reputation, which was the &It (Nei (Wavy am. bit ion, in the TREATMENT of VENhREAL COMPLAWB and DIBILITV, having attraned to sue various Correfpondortto in the United Kingdoms of Great Britain and from differe n t part , of Europe and Attseriea, I bog to addrefs this Plablie Notioe fuchC,orrefpondents. . - The occupation of my time in anfwering letters from thofe who ., grudge not remuneration, made it necclTary for tne lune }valor' to otterve, that.nn letters could be noticed unlefs a Bank' Noce Mar inclored. I again repeat the information, that no letters, with • nut inch:Worts, can be anfwercd, unlefs from Patients alreadf der my care. And I beg to fuggeft. that letters from the Weft Indies, or from any Foreign Country, mutt contain not only a complete flarement of the Cafe, but a very liberal fum, Ildheitnt to awnpenfate for fiudying and writing fully on the Compisint, and for thr Preparation of a eonfiderable Coutfe of Medlaine by a London Chemift, if fuck fhould be regoiGte. Where the di rite does not admit frequency of corrcfpordeue,it is giro &fired, that the age, she manner of living and general feelings as well u every . fymptam that can poffibly be defcribcd, be molt pardculuty (pa cified. Letters reqnire no other direniou than the Chriftian and Sur name," Martin Brec, Fig. London t" and that the minds of either Sex may have the futieft affurance of f.-crecy, the portage of ktters, accompanied by Fees, need not be paid at the time, but willtter wards be charged to the party. MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal Collrgc of Surgeons in Loodoa• No. 29, Arundel-ltreet, Strand, near Templc•bar. 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