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The tnemv, however, by his inexhaullible fupply thorres, (offered little inconvenience from the (tate if the roads, and he was therefoie enabled to ap• roach the town by reveral direltions, without giving She Bsitillt army any opportunity to attack him. • On the toth, in the evening, the calk was fum- Tanned, and on the following clay landed, while our remaining veffels were firing on the Spatial] posts, and I learnt that, excinfive of the Spanilh army, which was divided into many cdumns, occupying the various avenues oldie town, the inhabitants were all armed, and theltered on tops of the houfes and ehnrches, with a defign of carrying on a war of ambufh. Under thefe circumflances, and the manifell difpo fition of the enemy to prevent an engagement, it was determined to embark the wounded that night, and eras the Rio Chello, for the purpofe of moving wards Enfenada ; but this meafure was in a great degree frufiratcd by the weather, which became very violent dining the night, and confequently retarded the pro7tels of embaikarion, though the enemy ad ded a conti , ,let able number of men to the honks and churches near the cattle, and advanced by all the erects not under the halo... Alec of its fire ; in fhort, Sir, his object was to avo;..: Ly ever y means a general aEtion, and to place his men in Inch a filtration that they could fire at our troops while they remained in perfeo Scent ity themfelves. On the t zth, at day-light, i underfland a fmart fire legal fr m the enemy's advanced polls, but was form returned with great etfea fry our artillery, which was pltinre,.: towards the principal fireets lead ing to the rte a Equate ; and for a Short time the enemy by his lll,zuenfe numbers Ihewed a greater de gree of firmuls than on any other occafion, and pufh ed for ward with three picces of artillery, which Co lonel Pack of the 711 t foot; charged and took from him. During titis time, however, reinforcements crowded the tops of all the houles commanding the great fquare fr.,m the back Shreds, and our trlops were foon conlidt at noyed by people they could not get ar. The enemy cormanded the cattle in the fame way, with the additional advantage of a gun on the top of one of the churches, which I cr , nfi• r an indelible fligma againfl the charaFler of the bAtop, not only (torn his fituation, but the prolLf fi , 4,i be made. I can ealily conceive how the feelings of General rt:rt,ford milli, at this moment, have been on the rick difappointed in his efforts to induce the eaorty to a general engagement in the great ftiare, hia gallant little army falling Litt by (hots from invi perfons, and the only ahernative which could prefent itfelf to lave the ufelefi effution of fa much valuable blood was a fl.:g ~ f truce, which was hoiaed at the cafile about one o'clock. _ _ _ and feamen, who were =Randy employed in the (mall veffels and boats, under almoft every privation s in the very fevere and trying weather which we ex 7 perienced the 'aft ten days. I molt fincerely regret, however, that my fituation has impofed on me the painful duty of making this report to their Lordfhips, e(pecially as it is dame prin cipally by materials colkEted from different Oople, which they probably in many inflances deduced from vague and uncertain conclufions ; iF, however. it hereafter appear that 1 have failed in any in i (Wee to do ample ju ll ice to the conduit , energy, and prowefs of General Beresford, and the officers and folders under his command, it has been owing to the limited fcale of my communications fince the t zth, from the extreme jealoufy of the enemy, and not from any difpofition to appreciate their merits in the molt liberal manner; a fentirnent which I have held on every occafinn,, and publicly marked it in all my former difpatches. I have the honour to be, dtc. (Signed) moms POPHAM. Here follows the Capitulation we inferted on Mon day ; alfo the return of the killed and wounded. Dildent, Rio de la Phta, On. 9, iBc6 Sts—On the sth inikant, off Lobes, we fell in with the Robe, having a detachment of the 38th on board ; (he failed from the Cape in company with the Melantho, which was to the weaward of her.— I took the troops out of the Rollo, and fent her to Rio Grande, for the put pole of purchaling any fh , ur hifcitit, and afcertaining whether any quantity of the latter could be baked there. On the 6'h we returned to ass anchorage, where we found the Proteaor, with the Adamant and Co. lumbine tranfports, having on beard detachments of the 38th, and the Diadem viaualier. I 101 l no time in ordering all the men of war to complete their pro. vilions to three months, for fear of any accident happening to the vietualltr. , On the 7th, in the evening, the Medufa joined, with four of the Lancaller's convoy; and Capt. Bonverie reported, that the Lancaber was to the eatiward, with the remaining two (hips, having the preceding night parted th:ir cables. The Leda joined the lane evening, and Captain Honyman reported, that he had detained a Danifh (hip, bound to Monte Video, bay ing on board the Governor of Valdivia. - I intended to have difpatched the Wellington this evening, but Colonel Vaffal particularly requested I . . would detain her till the arrival of the Lancatter, as Colonel Backhoufe was a fenior Lieuttnant-Coknel to himfclf, and fucceediog adventiti , ufly to the cum• mand of the Army, h.: would naturally he deli.ons of making a report to the Duke of York, of the hate of his force, and the arrangements he had made. The weather was fo hazy, and the current In flrona to the fontitward, that the I.:meatier did not j'•in till the t zth, in Ole evening, on the following day ; as it In an initant there were near ten thoufand men in appeared to me that trie Commanding Officer o f the tire Great Square, preffing fra werd in she molt ret• troopsintenchaltamakehisfira a:tempt onalonteVideo rageous manner to get into the Fort, And even firing and was anxious to fee that place, I direCled Captain at our men on the ramparts, fo much fo, that a was i Rowley to take all the tranfports to Flores Bay, arch with extreme difficehy the troops were pre- I proceeded on the lath off Monte Video, and then to vented revenging this intuit ; indeed the General was t Flares, where we arrived on the a sth, in the morning. obliged to tell the Spanifh Officers, if their men did From the to the zoth it blew fo hard, tl at not retire it, the comic of one minute, lie mull, as whine, could he attemated. On the 28th, in the the only tnealur eof tafety, haul down the fl of I morning, the wind vats eagerly, and every ca coon truce, and recommence haitilities; tlri firmnea le td fiance as favourab'e as potlille to try the caper irteez, the defired effea, end he theta lent his evndaians tOe f and as the pilots allured ue a flat ran off from the S i aralle Genera, and they we: e inflantiy acce.:ed la. rocks of the town for a mile, making preciaay the I inclole a Copy of the Capitulate en, and itrtitt the i fame water alungfice of them as at that dill-thee, 1 high and independent language inwhich it is couched, ordered Captain Edmonds, who very handlornery and the terms diaated by General Bertsford to an requetled to remain till the experiment was tried, officer atahe head of myriads of people, will do him and to command the leading tranfpurt, not ta attend infinite honour in Eaeland, old obtain for him his to the ofieolible orders of reading down in three fa• M o jefty's mitt geaciote. approbation of hes condota. alone, ho; to haul in till Ire had lanali qtartteracla have received, arid annex a return of the killed, three, to afrerlain whether the flat ieally ran off a.. weurwle,h. and mitfinto be which it appears that there defcrihed, to nut. Captain Edmonds will explain are two officers, two ferjeants, one drummer, forty- I the eircorregance fully to their Laud/hips : lie bor three rank and file killed, eight officers, (even ler- I roved as rear the fame as he could tor the litlety of jeants, 92 rank and file wounded; and nine miffing ; the fr igate., and their was wily wiarin random (rot, making a total of tiSs ; and leatee any of thole and therefore 1 would not let the . Leda go down a foto' ea. were occafioned, except horn the inhabitants fa and time, ha unlea the (hips could have got well on the tops of die hordes and the churches. we bin point blank flint, there was no chance of mak- The enemy cenfeffes to have 101 l about 700 killed ing a bleach for the army to lard in the town. Al and eantairled, in the flair t coalita in the !beets; and though the enemy fired for more than an hour on our if it bad not let en for the inhabitants, I have little (hips, in confequence t I there being but little wiaa, I doubt that the Spann tr o o ps would have been corn one happy to inform you that only one man was pletely defeated, although (even times the number of wounded. the Be ;title farces. As I now few it was impoffible to get dole enough Nothing is more difficult than to give their Lord- in to make any breach in the loath wall with the men nips an idea of the number of men in arms; but from of war, I propofed to Colonel Beckhoule to take the befl accounts we can obtain, it is thought Pueri- • Maldonado, which 1 thould have attempted early in don, and the other principal people esegaged in this t the winter, if the matines had not been left at Baanos plot, had colleted from eight to ten thoufand men Ayres. In the country ; that Liniers may have la ought over Maldonado is an excellent harbour, where the fl-et from eight hundred to a thoufand ; and the town fur- can water, and Act builocks, which row really be seilhed, titouph armed in various ways, about ten comes very necellary to recruit our men. thoufand, under the lecret arrangement of the Ma- The ifland Griretti, which forms the harbour of Orates. Maldonado, is very Itrong, and after the troops are When every veffel that could efcape from Buenas I landed to take the village, and the batteries un the lea Ayres had j! hied, I proceeded towards Enfinada, to I coati in revarfe, I than propofe to take the Mated by r e tire the detachment of Marines ; Lieut. Groves, I the navy, provided it does not futreader to my Cum of the Diadem, was obliged to quit the Belem r mons. . I have the honour to bc, &c, eeirooner, at the would not work out ; one gun boat ' (Signed) Id,.ata ?OF:: and a felt ee, a prize, were all left in tire harbour, Piadem, Tl3ldonade Harlmr, Rio de la Plats, Oct. so. ith the Patina, a fmall Farglifh merchant fhip that Soc-1 coniidercu it right to take• polfelliat. nt the l ar d f e l - towed the Expedition . from St. Helena. Capt. r bath. or of Maldonado, as a fate anchorage for the Thomplcn, of the Neptune, who was in the cattle, !hips now in the river, and thafe expc&ed to at rive, y ea , matte a palaver, ...old Lieutenant Burr, of tire independent of the firpplies which that diatiet could Railonable, with Mr. le amlay, a raidthipman, and lo abundantly hernifh us with. (even men, e. ho were in the fence, as her boats could I therefore sewed} that you will ;alarm my Lards not held deem. Lieutenant Herrick, in the Delores, Commigioners of the Admiralty, hit the moment f the other armed fchreerer, worked our, in a manner I - misfire' Brigadier Gencral Backhome of the expedi velli:h. coupled with his condriEl on the whole of this ency of the meafure, no time was log in moving part a lt a e , e at, dies hien great credit. of the 38th regiment to the Leda and•Medulia when On the t 3th, in the morning, the detachment of they accompanied the Diadem to this place. Marines, under the command of Lieutenant Swai:e, The frigates anchored about five o'clock yeflerday was embarked from Enteneda, and his two Spanilh evening to the weltward of the weflernmoft battery ; field pieces flaked and thrown into the river. I and CaptainHony mail informed me by telegraph that On the lath I failed for this anchorage, where the beach was (month, and that the debarkation could I arrived the following day, and immediately ad- be eafily covered. dreffed the Governor of ;Monte Video on the lubjeat I At lix, the troops from the Diadem affembled of our troops. ilenot de the Leda, and a landing was immediately On the tatb, in confequence of receiving by Colo- effected without any oppolition ; but as I thought it reel Lilac's' Aid de Camp, a letter from General pcffible that the enemy might have a greater fotce .11eresford , I difpatched two of the tranfports to than he (hewed on the 4ills, and as the neateft tranf- Deena); Ayras, where one arrived on the t 7th, but ; port was yet fame diaance from the roads, 1 ordeied i from the prevai ieation of the Governor ut alenre the marines of the iledufa, and'a company of blues, Video in the fit ft alliance, and his fublequent diflio- from each (hip, to be lauded, fupport the army, nourable conduEt , no troops have yet been e enb ai k e d, who entered and took poireflitin of the village alMal- Whiia I had the honour of being an board the dorado before eight o'clock. Le la, I had every :talon to be fivistleal with the This morning I fent a fummons to the fortified zealot's attention of Captain Hon.yman, his officers , ;nand of Gotetti,.. which forms this harbour ; and I and (hip's company ; and I cann o t but e ller & my indole, for their le ordfleips' imformation, a copy of wrong approbation of the conduit of all the officers it, with the Commandant'} anfwer, and sny reply, which was accompanied by an afferance, through Lieutenant Wifeman, of the Diadem, who was em ployed urn - thisfervice, that I would not hold any further communication with him, until his Majetty's colours, which I fent fur that purpofe, were !wilted on the tort. This propofition was acceded to, and the S?anilh painers were immediately embarked, confining of • one Captain, two Lieutenants, one Enfign, and one hundred and four men. Groreri is a very Itrong pofition, defended by 20 twenty four pounders in four batteries, in placed as to command the roadttead, the eallern paifage between it, and the peninfala ; and the only two praelical beaches for landing. The troops were difembarkeri as they 'arrived, and the traufports ardered to be watered as fait as poffible. and held in readinefs for any other fervice. It is impoilible for me to conclude this difpatch without affuring their Lord(hips that I continue to receive the moil cordial a ffillance from every officer and man in the fquadron under my command, nor conic' I obferve the lealt abatement of their zeal under many cotaiderable privations which they experienced during the whole of this winter. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) Home PIPHAM. Return cf Ordvarce taken in the ghoul of Goretti. so Twenty four pinoider3 mounted on field carriages, fide arms, and ammunition complete. 4 Twenty-four pounder. not mounted. ioo Stand of Aims, and various other fmall article. (Signed} nom! roritaat• His Betantfc Majcfty's thin Dia !em,Rin la Plata. O&2:10! SIR—Hi. Pititannic Majeuy'b Forceb are in pacf fion of Maldonado, and m lilt a ri:w to five time, as the General is on flmie, I Common you to furtender the 1114nd of Goretti. Any oppofnion on your part to fuch a force as is now in this bay muff be fluitlefs, and if you do not allow the officer uho is charged with this letter to hoifl his Mi.jefly'J colours at the fort, a!:d truft to the known liberality of the Brit ith nation, y: u will have to anfwer for all the ferietts and ine‘i:.thle confe gnences of an attack, whenever the Gcnet al and my fell think it expedient to make one. (Signed) HOME POPHAM. To the CommancLint of the Ifland of Gored. His Maki Ibip Diadem, Hiode Is Plat tO R ,ber 3c, 18c.6. Si a— The Mind muft furrcndcr immediately. The &lath nation always trcats is prifonors with honour and .iberality. • 4. Private property is held lured tiy.Britifh Officers. The Spanifh Officers and Men at Guretti fhall immediately join the prifoners already taken. • (Signed HOME 1 0 =.PNAM., To th: Commandant of the Mat 4 of Goretti. TRANSLATION. Sit-The honour of the . Spaniih arms not permit ting me to furrender at difcrt:ti )n. as you defire, by y cur - fetter which you fent me; dated the 3oth I trt:i yon will *grant me the terms which acc,,mpa tic thi , , to viAiicate my honotty with my faperiors. Oar Lord preferve you many years. liLoa of Corrii, O'clober 0..76. TPA 'VS niaJc i.: the ISLAND of G ET ?c6. I ffc (I:irrifni to march out : ss t jth ,all roilirery honours keep in ; ; :rats, ;old the Officers, Scri:autg, and Corpora their f ord 4. it..irl their rfr - as to he embarked, and Carrie,' to the nt - 1.1 by the nth ifh boats, tltert• IJu. :tein3 any in the ifinnl. It •I'lte Gardfoa to i.e rrnlltted to rocced to Monte d:t ion of not lwaring at nts until ear:fringed, IV. The retrains of at tillt.ry and [torts mall laithatlly be deli v••roll.p V. Nn pert= to be permitted to enter the iiland before it is evacuated, except thoCe intended to take potlifiion. (Sigurd) AUGUbfIN DE LERGS. To the General of Great Britain. AWNING STREET, JAN. 27.. byTerial Majefty. Contort to hi. Maj, By r'ie Emperor of all the it uilias, was fa:ely delivered of a Grand Duchcfs on the 15th of November La. WHITEHALL, JAN. 27. The King has been pleafed to contlitute and appoint Tbomm, Todd, Efq. Advocate, to be one of the Foor ronmilfulirs of Edinburgh, vacant by the refignation of Andrew Balfour, Ffq. The King has alto been pleafed to nominate and aprolot Andrew Duncan. jun. Efq. to be ProfelDsr of Klrdlcal jurilptudence. and Medical Police to the Univerfity of Edinburgh. CROWN OFFICE, JAN. 27. Meml•er returned to rt. rvr in this pi elmt Parliament : Borough of Mawes.—Wil ism Shipley, Efq. Lieutenant Colo nel of his Malefty's Isth e.egiment of Infantry, in the room of the Right Honourable Sir John Newport, Bart. who being rho fen a Burgefs for the Borough, and.alfo a Citizen for the City of Waterford, bath made his election to ferve for the laid city. LIMITARY PROMOTION—( From TurPaz dg is Gazgtr.) Commitliqn in the Bedford hire Militia, figned by the I.nrd Lieutenant. Gcorge Birch, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Dcc. 16, tBs6 BANKRUPTCV LNLARGI,D Mtrels 14. John 114oule, of Kirg-ftrect. Covent Garden, vintner, dealer and chapnian, at ten, at Guildhall. BANK RUIYFS. David Brake. of Nether Comitnir, Dorfetildre flax-dealer, dealer and chapman, to furrender February z 6, r 7, and March to, at eleven. the Angel Inn, Sherborne. Attorney. Mr. Score, qtcr' erne. Dotret Joh•pl• Hall. of 3tatf4rd, mercer. dealer and chapman, February i z, at five, February 13, and Marelt t :it ?lever., at the Hotel iu Sralrorel. Attornies, Mauro. Price cnd Williams, Lincoln's Inn, t•tl .n ; or Meirrs. Collins anti Keen. Stdr , rel. Georg. Wilirater. of St. Colunth. Cornwall, lincn-draper, dealer and obanrran, February It, It and 7% Tatle i l 10. at eleven, at the . Gi: ,,, e tavern, Exeter. Attorney. Mr. Sanford, Exete r. fistr Scnire, of Exeter, irorrinm:.;cr, dealer and Chapman, Febrit iry 16, 17, at eleven, and lLt: - cfs To, at five, at the Globe 'Tavern. Ex,lcr. Attorney, !ntiford. r.xcter. Th • twis i.awfon. cf Lancafter. grocer. fpirit merchant, dcakr and dim-Allan. February 4,5, and March so, at five, at the Com m( rcial Inn, Lancafter. Attornirs, Mr Blakelock, Elm -court, T-tirle, London ; or Mr E Ark ir.f , n.l.anc:dter Stenhen Purl:ifs, now or late of ACton Grt en. Middlrkx, carpen ter deal. r arid ct apman, January 3n. at twelve February 14, at ore. and March TO. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Bower. Cliffertr. Inn. _Toff -h Lovell, now qr lite of Eirmirgharn, pin -manufacturer, • February 13.14, and March to, at two, at the Swan Tavern, Bull-Creet, Birmingham. Attornic:. Mr. Egerton, of Gray's- Inn, London; or Mr. Spurrier. Birmingham. John Battens, of the parilh of Bitron, Gloveefierfhire, maltfter, dealer an:l chapman. Feruary A. at eleven, February 7, at ten, and March so, at eleven. at the Burls Tavern, in Corr.-greet, Pi iftol. Attornies. Mr. I lenry Briltol; or Mr. James, Gray's Inn ferare, London. Jolt= Richard Wilkinfon, of Three Oak-lane, Horfleydown, Sur rey. ccoper and hoop.hender, dealer and chapman, February a, at ten, Feb To, and March so, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Meffrs. Swain and S-evens, Old Jewry, London. James Mair, of Fenchurch Buildings, I (union, infurancc broker, dealer and chapman, January 31. February 14, and - March so, a.• eleven. at Guildhall. Attorni. s, Marrs. Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry. DIED. In Honeurao, on the Bth of Novemhzr laft, Thomag Potts, Erg. S r Ma3iftrate of that Settlement, aged 68, haviag retried prireop,lv th,m about at years ; he wag venerated as the father of the community, beloved and refpeotcd by al dercriptions of perfong, and is lamented as one of the greatert public and private loilts that could happen at a period when his w;fdo-n and tape. rimer were particularly ureful; nor Is he leis regtettgl by numc • roue friends who had the happiners of his argnaintut:e, and were honeured with his confidence in this country. DISEASES ache URETHRA and Certain l *CMPLAINTS. A s (ale Proprietor of DA R AN's celebrated dicated Bougies and Remedies, Mr. DU FOUR infant s t e Public, that !te may as ufual be eonfeited daily from 9to 4, at hi, heufe, No. 54, Frithareet, Soho, on Cafes of Strictures, °Wm tions,Gleets, &e. &c. as well as Debility, LTA every diforder white feerecy is In effential a repfilite, th ,t Mr Dufou- has provided a fpaeious houfe, that every 'Patient may he introduced in a Gpar ate apartment. Mr D. has for many years confined hi:ufelf to th3t department of Surgery, and from extetifive praCtice, and the weft Battering fuccefs, he is enabled to offer a method of cure, mild, efficacious, requiring no confinement or reftraint, in diet, a id which prevents a relapfe. Perfons in the country Eating their ev es fully, in a letter, mauling a one 2p.,a two pound note, will h ave provr 'remedies fent to the amount. For the various fympturi v &c. fee Mr Dufour's Treatife en the above complaints, pri ce 2 ,.. 6d. the sth edition—to be had of J Callow. Crown court, SA G . M'fiticen, Exeter Change, and of the Author. '7 TO DR. SOLO MON. Narftwich, September t 6, 1836. SIR —I a plcaftire in communicating t o you the great benefit which a Lady in tbe neighbourhood of Ws place has experienced from your Corki'...! Balm uktlilead:-..ish o ha. informed mefince her recovery. that the w 1.5 to a v er y l ow at,.! weak state for a long time, during W Welk the applied fur ad. vice to feveral medical meo—their prefcrip: ions gave her not the. haft relief; arc! filch was the weakened Rate in which file conti , laird, that her friends defpaired of her recovery. The name whisk your medicine, the Cordial Balm of Gilead, has acquired for its efficacy in theft cafes, at tall determined them, as the laft refouree, to try ea! what avail it w.,uld be to her; they purchafkkl a Inuit bottle, and afterwards one of the fize, from there the found fuch inimeMate ;clef as to encourage them to fend for another, thi, to their aftoniihment completely T....noted haw health. San. little titre atv.ftwards the paid me fu: the laktk r, and then declared that the confldered herfelf as well as ever file was in her life. This lam ready to atteft to any one who fhall call upon the. I have alts bccu frequently informed by tever..t who have purchafed it on CAti, of the benefit they have received from it it. ether c:Sei. I am, Sir, your mutt obedient f-rvant, I% CRAIG. Prepared by Dr Solomon, Gilead lioufe,near tot. fid. and 31s. bottle s; the latter contain four of the former,by which the purcliaier laves sis. Every genuine bottle has a army, which bears the t•r , prietot's name and addrcfs, " Sand. holmium, Livia pool," to i...itute whtch is fekni y. TO MY CORRESPONDENTS. 'THE extended Reputation, watch was tie firi objedt of my ambition in thspireatment of VENEtti•AI. COMPLAINTS and DEBILITY, having attradted to me various Correfpondents in the United Kingdom of Great Britain, an 1 fr .ni different parts of Europe and America, I beg to addrefs this public notice to fuels correfpondents. The oecup-it inn of my time in anNtering letters fromthde w; o grudge not remuneration, made it nt catty fur Rte, funk years ago, to obierve, that no letters could be noticed milers a Bank-note was inclufed. I again repeat the information, that no letters without inclofure can be anfwered, unkfs from Patients already under my care. And I beg to fuggeft, that letters from the Wilt Indies, or from any Fotseign country, mull eontain not only a complete Itatement of the cafe, but a very liberal Cum, fuffisient to camper fate for the time of itmlying and writing fislly on the complaint, and for the preparation of a conliderable cowrie of medicine by a I.ondon Chemilt, if fuck thould be requinte. - When the dttarce dues not admit frequency of eorrefpondence, it is alCo &tired, that the al-e. the Ausitier of living, and general feelings, as wt II as every fyinptsm' that cad polibly be d Cootie], be moil 'Links:lady fpecified. Letters require no ether dircdtion than the Chriftian and Sur nam—" Martin Erer, Efq London ;" and that the Minds of either fez may have the fullelt affurance of iezrecy, the pollage of letters accompanied by fres need not he paid at the time, but will after ward. be charged to the parties. MARTIN BR EP, • Member of the Roy,l College of Surgeons in London Artindte-iireet, Oft. It, aBc( NEW MEDICINE ACT. ' P NEWBER't aott..SONS, Nr) •it T . , St. Raul'. -I- • Claus eh yard, Loudon, Proprittors of Dr James's Powder and other valuable preparatiovs, inform the Public, that in conk qucucc of the neW Stamp Duties, the pate of that Medicine will be in future as. gai. per Packet, or 11.55. 6d. per Dozen; but the cpiarthy of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made lip for the Army and N:,vy) mitt' be had for tl 4s And as the avtirds, •• F. Nett hay, No. 45. St. Paul's," are engraved in the. Stamps, which k is prefumed will be a (Oficial, fceunty againa counterfeits, his fignature on the labels will be difemiticued The following are the prices of their other Medicines, Ramps included, but thofe who purchafe fix or more, at a time, will be allowed 11 , e (tamps gratis : r. I. Y. d. Dr Jure- 's Powder 2 9 Dnlhy's Carminative a 9 Ditto i u a Battle 24 6 o Dr pi A lb - 4 o uttin's Chalybeate Dittto Ar alerie Pills 4 Ditto in a large Box 24 o Freake's Tindt. of Bark 4 0 The Antibilious Pills a 9 Dittto Huxhasn's dkto 3 0 Dr. S , cer's Opoleldoe 1 6 Tonic Pills - s g Di:to C. nvu flint Oil 2 6 English Coffee - a 9 Ditto N. r Dr ,ps s 6 Carruthcr's Drops s 9 Ditto Camomile Drops a 9 Effince of Ginger 2 9 Ditto Paregoric Luz. iat Ditto P.ppermint att AndbauTa Blois ditto a a t Dr. Huoper's Pills a 1 Flfcnce of Coltsfoot 3 6 Grant's Drops - 111 Mr. Spence's Deutifrice 4 o Inglith'a Scots Pills ab' Cephene Snuff a o Henry's Magnefis a 6 Jones's Rheum. Thus. 3 6 Norton's Drops - s 6 Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Spilfbury's Drops. S 6 Glares Magnefla 3 6 Dr. Solander's Tea 29L Wilknes Alterative 4 6 Greenough's Tindtures 111 King's Odontiljic 6 9 Ditto Tido Lozenges tlx N. B As n‘a . n, perfont nahtalte the boufe of Melfrs. Newbery olaforen that it is at the Bait End of St. Paul's, four doors from Cheapfide, with theft?Aords loft:ritual on the front, " The only Warehs nit for Dr. James's Powders." .RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been too frequently the f u bjea of OR and general reprobation, that men deftitute or the eleinents of the medical art have offered thenalive4 as candidata for pub* patronage iu the profaoa of phyfie. Ent the parlance of doing juttice to the refulr of our .ftudies and experience, and to preveet us 'from being among chore einpiries whore impudent pre tinfions have, unfortunately for fociety, been too favourably re ceived, we beg leave to fubtait to the liberal and enlightened a faithfut . ftatemeut of our purfuits and acquirements. After having rrenived a regular medical education as the pupils of Meffts. Grim dal and Elixard, whole lectures and pradlice we carefullyatteu ded, if pmfeffors and forgeons of the London Hofpltal, we entered ourfelves as ftuirrn: in Mat juttly celebrated khalif for media/ acquirement. the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were loltrun tee: in the different branches of Surgery, the theory aril praelice of Phyfic, Coemiltry, Midwifery, Botany. &e. by that: eminent profefroi , , Drs. Mronoo, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We truft we Plait not be deemed pre. Cu inptunus in raying that our proficiency and acquirements area* inconfidcrattle• Having for a long (cries of years made venereal complaints. bend the various Meares of DEBILITY, the particular °bled of our (Indies and practice, it will, we hope, he all.twot that we have acquired fuperior knowledge of their treatment and cure. In flight and recent cafes of infeCtion, a perfedt re eftablifliment is completed ia the fhort n .1s•el of two days; ands in theft of the utmoft inveteracy, where other praelitioners have failed o: fuccefs, a proper porfev..rtnee in our plan of treatment, enfures to the patient a rale and radical cure. Amirift the melancholy variety of diforders which are the effete of a habi long and molt unhapp , :y puriVed by the youth of both Sexes, the rt are none more alarming or more diftreffing than thick deficiencies and debilities wtich treriuently prevent or embitter the matrimonial Cate To fuch perfons it mull be a confoling re fieCtion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be reitored to that greateft of all human blelEngs, a !Irony, manly, and vigcrons cot fti:teion. In all cafes of debility, from whatever caufc millet!, as well as In every fpecies of acne - real infection , we may be cog-hilted by patients of tither fez wall the great& frerecy anti Imam. r. Hours of maw:4mo at Boma from ten to three, am!. from (Is in the evening rill ten at night. Patients in the country arc reqtiefted to ftate the particular:of their cafe, age, and general habit of living. Jar. Sec incle.filg a remittance for advice an medicines, when the fame trial be gate" or fent to any part of the kingdom. To enfure that feerecy fo ef• fential to our undo - raking, the pottage of letters may he added to the account for melicints. CURRIE and Cot Surgeons; November eh. iBo6. No. log, Hatton Garden' LONDON: %lined and publithed lity LEVEL iletiT, (0 01 ' terbury-Plaee, Lambeth), at the STAw•Oretet. No. ca r * (tree'. Publifhe4 alro at the STAR OFFICE , Temple air.