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*abed to the Theatre ; they have done' all that tumanity could diSate—nothirig has been ne . _ glefted.'i The Jury unaninsoune.concurred in this obferva lion. Mr. ,Dihdin, the principal proprietor, Repped for• ward, and cff:tted to produce f,:rther evidence on that part of the cafe, which the Coroner declined receiving, as the Gentlemen of the Jury wete lolly convinced that every thing had been done to relive and affitl the unfortunate fufferers, and to prmvent the increafe of the c.tiami,v. _ . The Magilirate (Mr. - Balm) raid, that there was no ground upon the evidence for fuppfing that the prifnncrs had inalicioutly been the caufe of the alarm of fire ; but that if Mr. Dibdin thought fit 14) profe cute, they were indidable for a breach of the public Such was the termination of this melancholy aTair. - During the dreadful fcene, the premifes, and the adjacent ground, refembled a Geld'•f battle, saith this Mit - crable ditlinition, that many of the fufferers were furrounded by their friends, and experienced the double acony of witnt fling:he anguilh of tluife %shorn they molt dea►ly lured, while they themielves were endorsing the Fangs of death. Whether the ptrfons who were killed had been plntufered or not, we can• mtt tell; but if we may j.edge of their fituation by the little propel ty they had about them, they were in the lowa cl tfs of life. Not a watch or other ar ticle of value was found upon them. A tingle pule, one p..c.krt bo.►k, and ab , ut fos. in money. were all th it was colle8:.d. The number of the aflliEked and Bead was for glee, that it was impolEble, with all the dii,coce that watt empl'.yed, to procure early enough • competent ItApply r•f medical-aid ; and we u:►dtt 1111. d Mr. raylor, a fur;:eon, who examined to of the Bead hodie. raid, that it aflitiance could have been procured earlier, half of them would have pro.- bahly recovered. - ItM AS a happy circtimflance that the doling &en,. w'lich is the aquatic piece, had not commenced: the water is only Abolll five feet deep, bur, in the pref lute, hundreds might hay.: been thrown down and drowned. The gallery, from which a great many leaped into the pit, is elevated about so feet above the floor, and it is allonithing how few were hurt is the fall. In the hurry and ronfulion, with the little valiance that could be obtained at the inftint, for the nnmerons fufferers, the means recommended by the Humane Stciety, in cafes of fufpended anima tion, could not be reforted to. _ _ _ This calamitous event happened only four days before the dole of the Theatre for the fearful. Every motive cf delicacy and of relpetl to the Public, has induced them to disc• ntinue the exhibitions for the pr:frnt ; and the amulements wai f -therefore, not b: repeated until the coining lining. PUBLIC OPTICE. HATTON' GARDEN.- - Yeaerday Vincent Pearce, john l'earee, Sarah I Eder, and Mary Vine, wer e brought to the bar, chat ged with creating the alarm of fire in Sadler's Wells, ea Thurfdaynighr. Mr. C. Dibdin, me of the Proprietors of Sadler's Wells, flared the general nature of the difintbanee ; that it l/Tigiliared from the back part of the pit, was communicated to. the boxes. from thence of eenrthi to the gallery, and in a moment a woman leaped horn thence into the pit, and was irumedi ately ed by others. Mr. John Dobfon laid, that he was at the further end •of the pit, which sees exceedingly full, and near him were fix or eight perfons, who feemed to be a eunnated gang, and were endeavouring to create , diltu+hance. Not finding any body willing to quer- I ref with them, to carry their defign into execution, they pretended to difpnte among themfelves, and lull them were the two men at the bar. The audi_ once was fo much diflurbed, that cries of 44 Turn them out," were reiterated in every part of the houfe. —The peace officer. now interfered, and had forced the prifoners to the pit door, when the alarm of fire was fpread. Mr. Georg e Suiter, of Somer's town, was alfo in the pit, and Hood near the prifoners, who were ex trernely difrdeily, but did not appear intoxicated; the ten women, particularly, making a great unite, and even fl.pping the faces of fome of the (palatine. The whole party were determined to excite a quarrel, and endeavoured by all means in their power to rail. 4 dißurbance. They let the cannables at de fiance, who producing their infignia r f dice. the prifoners (wore that they did not care for any crowns, and the witnefs believed, laid. that if the peace offi• errs meddled with them, they would•be 44 d--d if they wuuld not kick up a bloody row." In the opini•,n of the whites, tney were the caufe r,f the calatni,y which full,:wed. One of the Conitables attending at the Theatre depnfld, that the isr ifniters at the bar were extremely riotous, and infulted every bcdy near them. 'I here was another young than concerned in the dillurb ;ince, uhn wore a velveteen j4cket, but who cfcaped fr• m the vigilance of the r (Boers. The audience .c,!!: much dillurbed, and the witnefs interfered to can- ce Merce in vain, and, in confeqnence be was chli 6 ed ro call rut for affiltance to turn the prifoners cot. In a;se judgment of the witnefs, the catattrophe id not originate with the prifoners. nor did they make ufe of any words which could be conatned • peace. Mr. Dibdin replied, that he felt it his duty to pro. ceed,and had 'Sued a reward for their apprehenlion. Three of the priconera then found bail; but Maly Vine was committed to ClerkenweU Felton. to an alarm of fire. • Chiries Cl e aver, another Coaltable, then prefent, cnrrnborated this tellimony ; and added, that the everted themfelves very much in endeavour ing to relcue the men ; and one of them, Mrs. Luker : liteamcd very loudly fevetal times. fi(,ddinot, another Constable, depofed, that the pr:f.nerr viol;ntly refilled the officers, end buck them fev:ral times. The two women called oat . 4 , 1. not fight," or forticthing to the fame effee, and tkere exrr emel7 active in endeavouring to relate the prifoners. When tlt^ prifoners were called upon to give an anfu•er to die cherge again(' them, Pedr:e laid, that he was fervent to Mr. Alritittnead, and worked ccntlantly at the Brewery. The day hrlore the affray at Sadler's Wells, his bro- ther, John Peace, had come to London, and he had treated him, and the tao women to the Theatre.— They went in abnitt eight o'clock, and were unable to obtain feats; and when they attempted to raife thernfelves upon the forms, a young man, who Was pnihed them down; and ftruck his bro ther. Vincent Ponce defied him to defift ; brit he cnntinuerl his abufe, and a woman with him began to call them very nrprobt ions names. At this time ice Conitables came op, and Witted upon turning them out of the Theatre, wiaich they refitted, not b‘inn the caufe rt the dilturbance. gab: Pearce laid, that, on Tuefdav lan, he came up 1,1,1 Lioudou front I.TfitaAt ; where he had been brought np to •the plough, and confirmed the aoryi Bonaparte ha A killed thour a nd s , many of whom were not worth of his brother in other particulars . esiftalee. fur, ales! we have enemies at home who dcttroy Mrs. 1 :der Paid that the lived in Cradle-court j y More innocent fuhcdts in one ear than he did all !;is lite. Thi. , , i isceldent. when we confider that Fits. Head aches I.)Cclines Lilt, Red Crofs-firatt, and was a milk woman . .Sh e wee , and Ulcers, are began continued and finithrd i n death, by Worms invited to accompany Peat ce to Sadler's'Wells, and found in the Bowels. Cheft, :Ladder, NoP, Ears, &c. Thefe art. likewife gave the fame account of the tranfadtion. 1 fads founded in prod:tire, by r.r. GARDNER . and admitted by Dr. any S urely d a n i on thensa T v :) , ) , f , . g . n o l o d m f u e r i e D I e m w o i win difb n, .. r. Nary Vice Bated, that the lived at Nn. 3, Cradle -1 t i t Z w ' h 7 t r : a di r b ,e nt l h oi • coin t, and alfo went with the prifoner Pearce to Sad- i Acre and filsor y tdich. Dr. rdn y er's houfcs. where advice is ad:) , ler's Wells; but denied having any concern in ere-' obtained I y the Poor, who arc rt commended by their own Clergy. ating the alarm. DI i• i). Farly on Monday morning , 1, t, to the pkrdng grid of her family, Mrs Grofett, wife of qchavi Grofett, FN. of Rodney Place, Clifton. Soon af , er her return from divine fervice on Sunday, her clothes caught fire while alone in the Drawing room. Her cries gave inftant alarm, but fuck was the rapidity and violence of the c ants , that the i n jury the received proved fatal, in defiance of every czertion and the immediate aid of the F.icalty In this fcene, of woe, the hour.: tank fire, and was with difficulty faved. Mrs. Grofett was a perfon or unhoundcdch.irity. Her greatelt delight was to diffufe confolation, happinefs and relief. THE ATHENIENNE. A LIST of SEAMEN and MARINES. Survivors from the wreck of his Majelly's late Ship ATHENIENNE, the Seamen and Marines now forting an board the following Ships, under the command of Vice Admiral Lord COLLINGWOJD James Little and John Little, Lieutenants. Namusil Parker, Malta. William Goodwin, Porter. Robert Epfeombc, Cori. Atigußns Cannon. Mailer's Mate John Francis, Thos. Manning, and Edw. Mlle, Midlhipmen. IN THli BERGERE. William Armftrong. Captain of the Forccaftle. John Anderfon, AMe William Arnold, Ordinary. • William Burnett, Captain of the Foretnp. Edward Benfield, Quarter-N:after's Mate. John Benton, James crown, and James Birgefs, AWN James Bewitt. OrdinAry. George Butterfield, Arnow...-. Hichard Burt and Pierre. Chancey, William Collett, Carpenter'. Mate Thomas Chearbam, Captain or Vac Mizentop. Martin Consirin, Ordinary. Richard Cdripman, Boarfstrain's Mate. John Ckriltopher and William Dodds, Able. John Cody *A Samuel Dueliefs, OrLlitiary. Robert Denny and Charles Field. ditto Wiliam Freglifli and Humphrey Fellowei, Able. Francis Fortier. Carpenter's Crew. Antonio Francifeo, Captain or the After-guard, John Gamble, Carter Gunner Robert Garrick arid Andrew Hume, Ordinary. Andrew Hider and George Hill, Able John Hudfon, Sail maker • Thomas Humphries, Captain of the Mizentop. William Hills, John Jones and Evan Junes, Ordinary. Joseph Hicks, Carpenter's Crew. Edward Handles, Qliarter Gunner William Hall, Captain of the Mizentop. Philip Jones, Captain of the Foretop. Thomas Kyle and John Lohb, Ordinary. John Milton and John Mills, Able. Benjamin Meafon, Purfer's Steward. William Walloon, Qurter Gunner. William Manning and Michael Norton, Ordinarf. William O'Brien and William Patten. Able. • Evan Rolfe and William Robbed, Ordinary. Richard Rocks and Alexander Small, Able William Reynolds, Younian of the Sheds. • Edward beln3an (d. to Saturn) Ordinary. George Taylor and Robert Townkrul, Ordinary. `F'homas Trani, Capta!n of the Mizentap. Tomkina, Ordinary. William Wilfon, Quarter Gunner Samuel Willard, Able. William Warms, Gunner's Mate. George White and Thomas Williamfon, Ordinary. William White, Quarter Manses Mate. James Pavey, Corporal. James Young, Samuel Dowry, Thos. Einton, James Hall, Able. homas Henderfon, Ordinary. Richard Murray and Samuel Murdock, Third Clafs. Thomas Jones, Quarter Mailer. MARINES. William Poulton, Corporal. George Tanner, John Junes, Francis Cookfunmepp, William Mar low, William V:iliiants, John BamEey, tdward Hill and Bar tholomew Hayes, Privates. IN THE ATLAS. James Dunlop, Thomas Little, Sand Connell, George Hamllon and Jofeph RoYil, Able. Jrifeph Sates, Private Marine. William Parker, belonging to Canopus, Armourer's Crew. LIST of MEN belonging to the late ATHENIE•.NNF,vainwere received on board the BERGERE, and have been dirdiarged from her : John Cogan, Charles Holtz and Samuel Higliscek, Able. john Fox and Samuel Vincent, Ordinary. James Merchant and William Wood. LONDON MrIRKEYS. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, OCTOBER i 6. The (apply of Wheat to-day is confiderable, chit By of fecend and inferior qualities, fairs of which are dull, and at leis, bur hilt (maples keep their price--Perky is heavy (ale and cheaper, Malt nkewirc—White Peas are not higher—ln Beans tut (malt varia tion... The fupplies of Oats are silo confider:lslc, and f.cond and ordinary faniples are lower... The price.; of Flour as our latt. GINIRAL CURRENCY AS UNDFR ; Wheat, aos 52% 646 per qr. Grcy Peart 58s 64 1 LRac Ditto, 66a 68s Beans. 3as sds o i (old) Rye, 401 44a (new) Tick Ditto. 42s 48$ od Barlay,3ss ats od Oats, 24s 281 3zs Malt,6o 72s od Polar.l .itto 33s 34$ cd White rotas, (boilers) isEa 168 s Poratoe ditto —s 366 cd Rape Seed sal to a5l ocs. Fine Flour 55s 585—Seconds 5 s to 555. SMITHFIELD MARKET, October 16. To fink the oral—per ftone of 81b. Beef 3s 4d to 4% 6d I Veal 4s od to is 4tl Mutton as 4d to Ss cd Pork 45 od to 5s 6d . . Lamb Lamb 41 od to ss od. NIMGATE and LEADENHALL, Odober 16. Per Stone of 81b. by the eareafc. Beef 24 8d to 4. od I Vcal 3% cd to 5. od Mutton as Sit to 4e od Pork *4 to 4. 61 Lamb 3. 41 to as. Bd. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH M. 4 RICET. New Bags sl ss to 61 6s Pockets 61 os to 71 os TO BE SOLD, IN FEE. BY AUCTION, By Mr. STEPHENS, _ _ On Saturday, the xeth day of Odnber, 1807, between the hours of Three Six in the Evening, at thc White Lion Inn, in Broad that, Briftol, A LL that, the laid Capital Inn or Hotel, called 1- the WHITE LION, in the poffern .n of Mr. Luce, an yearly Tenant and who hat notice to quit at Lady-day next. The above Inn is well worth the attention of any peifon de firous of engaging very extcnfively in the public line, having been for many years laft pall, and being ad prefent, in full lonfioefs, juitly eiLtenied ore of the molt commodious and repeetable Inns in the City ; a very handfome and fpacious Affaxibly Room has been lately added to thc Inn, and there are neertiary Coach Houle' and good Subling for Fifty or more Horfes b•dongin to it. The Tenant will caul . e the fame to be ffewn, and further par titulars may be had of Mr Stephens, Anal neer, Cumbelland met, and Mr. Tueton, Solicit r, Briftol ; or of Meffrs. Long and Beale. Solicitors, Upton-upon-Severn; and of Mr. Hulbruoke, Solicitor, Ledbury. ►tICL OF NAY AND STIIAM IN SMITIIMLD. Hrai• - 41 tss to 61 6s [ New Clover sl ins to M tss Clover 61 os to 71 7s I Straw, tl i6stoal as PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each cad to asd Ditto, 6o to 65111 1,6 d to 27d Mt-chants Backs aid to 22d Droning Hides 17d to ay Fine Coach Hides aid to aid Crop Hides for Cuttirg aid to 2314 ' Flat Ordinary 174 to and Calf Skins, 30 to 40Th per ;owl 36. to 4as Ditto sojo 701 b 33s to 369 Ditto 70 to Solb 265 to 22$ Small Seals (Greenland) rer lb. 3s ad to 31 4i Large ditto to-....s to rhos per doz. I Tanne d H or f e Hides 20s to azfs each 1 Goat Skins .--3 to —s PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. &James's market 3. tod Town Tallow 644 6d to —.l are Market 33 sod Yellow Rollie 65+ od to 66. Whiteltapel Market White ditto 6ts od to o:s (Fes Some of Sib.) 3. Sid Soap ditto 6z sto --s od ------ Melted Stuff Os to --s od sld Ditto rough ses od to os Average Price 35 tod Greaves 121 od Good Dregs I2s to Os Yellow Soap, Sos—Mottled,gos--Curd, 945 Price of Candles rex dozen, to o4.—Moulds,l2s o 4 SALE OF I ANDS In the near Ish-i7hbotirhood of Dumfries. To be SOLD by PUBLIC ROG P, 41Ehurftlzy, the 26th day of November next, in the Coffee. honfe, Dumfries, at Two o'clock is the Afternoon, (if not pre vioufiv difpofed of by private bargain), THE principal Part of the ES I'ATE r.f CRAIGS, entifillinp of tso Acres or thereby, with the Houfes. Gar den, and Orchard. Thcfe lands de within a mile of the town of Dumfries, are be:wally fituated, a as excellent quality, and in the high( ftare of cultivation. The Dwelling•houfe and Office* were built within thefelatt three ' , ram art upon an exterinve fcale, very complete, and in the belt order. Entry to the Natural po!rvili.‘n at Whitfunday firtt ; and every ace; nmoslation will be given as to payment of the price. Per farther Particelars apply to Jaime* tvi•Viel.brewer,ln Dum• fries, the proprietor, wlas is ready to treat for a rale of the lubj,els by private harpin.-sth uenber. tBo7. DEER PARK IN THE VALE OP HONITUN, DEVON. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, l'HA'r truly elegant modern lislanfion, called DEER PARK HOUSE. with Pleafare Grounds. Carden, and Offices complete. herrettoded by a valuable eftate of about 200 semi of excellent land, lying very conladt The hnuft is a new bunt fubßantial tn an Poo, with a Prather++ afpeca, delightfully Senate on a gentle accent, commanding the moR beautiful view of the rich kenery of the v..lc, of Han icon and Gittiftiam, about s miles from the market town of Haniton, se from Exeter, and 9 from Sid• mouth, at a convenient dittancs from the Great Weltreru Road; and contains on the ground fl or an entrance ball, is feet by 121 with an elegant ftaircafe and fpaeiras dining room and di...wing room 30 Icet by :X, and upwards of 121 high. On the feeond door a library 20 fret by ix, and 3 bed snow< with dreffing rooms. The call wing of the houfe contains a kitchen, houfekeeper's room, larder, hack kitchen. and dairy, and 4 lodging roams ov-c.; and the weft wing a (mall parlour, butler's pantry. fervants hail and wafh•houfe, and 3 lodging rooms over ; waUed garden, which is well Rocked with fruit trees. The coach houfe for 3 carriages, fix Ralkd Rabic, harnefs and (addle hooks. Cow honks, granary, and other offices are at a convenient &Rance from the Insure. The lawn, plantations and other clafes occupied with the man fion honk, and which lie in the front, and about it, contains about 35 acres of excellent land, and at the frot of the lawn tuns the river Otter, a runarkatie line trout arum, adding greatly to the beauty and value of the fituation. The remainder of the eltate, on wl7kh there is erected a new built convenient farm houfe 3t a proper diftanee from the manGon honk, with every neccffary office and unthoufe, is let to a good tenant for a wort term of year: at an eafy rent. Ike eftate is freehold of inheritance, and the land tax redeemed. All the buildings have been erected wi , bin 9 years, are in ptrfedt repair. and form a truly dclirable and bi.sutiful relidence for a gen teci family. . _ For viewing the prctnifes apply at the manfion !mule, and for forth-r particulars to Meirrs. Tovenfeild and I'earfe, Solicitors, Honiton, Devon, and Ma trrs.Mabbcrley, Solicitors, London . The purchafer may be accommodated with pofftflion of the mantion boufe. and lands occupied with it, at Chriltmas next, and with the furniture at a fair valuation. Part of the purchrfa•money may rumba an mortgage of the ettatc. SALES 3Y AUCTION VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES AND RESIDENCE, HFR ITORDSHIRE. By Meffrs SKINNER, DI KE, and Co. on Wedoefday, Novem ber t t . at Twelve, at Garraway's, in Three Lots. toilers accept able offers are made to burchafe by Private Contract, A Very vatt..ble FREEHOLD ESTATE, deft- ably fituate within one mile of the entrame or St. Alban's, br.unded 'or a confiderahle sliitance by the high mail road, a beau tiful and productive part of the county of He rrf ; comprifing the commodious and well fitted up refidence, calied w Barnes, wilt excellent offices, coach houie, and Raiding; pleafure ground, gardens, green hot:fe, bailiff's meffuage, capital farming buildings, and the contiguous rich water • meadows, crazing, arable and woods enn:ainiug 319 acres of fine high ciiltivatLd land. rcfreflicel by the riv. r Coble, and forming three molt eligible farms, called New Barnes and the Lodges, the greatett part of which are free of (idles; th..: land t3x redeemed of the whole elate, and blame dioe peacffion may he had. The h. tile to be viewed by 'tickets only, which may be had, wit!. particulars, of Altfirs Skien..:r, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgate ftrevt, where a plan of each lot may be fern ; the Farms, by ap plying to Mr. Woodinidge, the Bailiff, at New Barnes, of whom wrtiettlars may alfo be had; and at the %Vbite Hart, St. Alban's ; Red Lion, Barnet ; of Marrs. %Vellum, So/ickors, Fenchurch ftraet ; acid at the place of Pale. NOTTiNC:HAMSHIRE. Fxtenfive Mills. Manufactory, Warehamles Cottages. Build e3pital Maniion Houfe.ooices, and Land. with polices m. By Meitrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. on Wednefday, the 18th infant, at Twelve, at t;arraway's, in Three Lots, by order of the Executor, of Richard Royds, Efq. deco fed. AVet y eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE,lituate at Cuckney, near Workfop, eafy diflances from Tuxfnrd, Chefterfield, and Mansfield, in the county of N ittitighani ; compiling thofe extenfive premifes, the tippr and lower mills. with nurtufaelory, warehoufes, cottages, buildings, completely fitted up fur the (pinning of wonted yarn by machinery, and a water corn will; the whole lately occupied by hlcirrs. Toplis.— Alto, the capital imam houre, with elßces, coach-hnufcs, gird.-as, and lands, delightfully fittiate at a convenient dillanee from the works ; the whole containing about 3 t acres. Lot r. The 1.1117er MW. with a faUof water t 8 feet 6, and re fervoir of eight ores, with dwelling honfca, buildings, cottage, gardens, and land, about five acres.—Lot 2 The Lower Mill, with a water corn-nail, atracheJ, and a fall of water of nine feet, with feveral dwAlling bodes and buildings for the purpofes of trade. —Lot 3. The capita Manikin Houle, with oinccs. coach-honks, stables, gardens, and about a 6 acres of land. Held for 37 years. at a low rent —To be viewed by applying to Mr. Wm. Toplis, at Cockney, of whom particulars may be had 28 days preceding the rale; attn of Wni.Walker, Efri. of Crow Neff, near Halifax ; and at Mr. Wilcoxe's office in Halifax, where a pl-in may be fern; and of Mr. Coupland, Rotherham; of Meffrs. Burhage and Co. printers, Nottingham; Mr. Harrop, printer, Manchefter; Mc (Fr,. Allen, Exley, aed Stocker, 'elicitors, Purnivars Inn, Holborn ; at the Place of Sale; and of Meffm Skinner, Dyke. and Co. Akit' gate-ftreet, where a plan of the rclidence and works may be fern. vTnrrE HANDS have ever been efleerned a v perbinsl beauty hi both Sexes, and in fume parts of Europa are of enti-I to Perfons of rank.—The IickNUANA sOAP, of indim Warming Cakes, poffer4 the peculisr prorerty of giving She molt exquinte &Racy of texture am! Mee necivahle fairnef, to the !-!ands svhici are coultantly ward with thi Soap. Eve,, ill cur., where the thin has b. en injured by imoar or utb. r violence, the hardnefs and cuarfeneb are and permanently removed, anal fucceeded by a imoutimels, fairverv, and delicacy o f appearance, which cannot be ccpircd by any other means nine. ever. It is by experience only, th it any one can lures an alesuate idea of the fupertot excellence of thii Soap. . _ _ Sold by the Proprietors' foie Agent, saoCe fignature it beam s William Wilber, N 0.129, Strand, near Temple Bar, Condor ;' a nd the Proprietor, A a further tectwity, bcg them to be pal-ice sr in noticing, that the name and addrers of the printer h Spr.yg, Bow-ltrea. Cow:tit-garden. is afszeil to the I bed a n d wrapper. All others are counterfeits. Stall by molt Pe, tummy. and Medicine Venders. In Town and :'ountry.--ts. e.ich Cato. FORRHEUMATISMS, SPRAINS. CtiII.BLAINS, Sm. . _ _ DR. STEERS'S OPUDLLDOC. THIS Medicine, from its eztraordina . ry efftesey, Is juftly entitled to the reputation it hes 1.1 long acquired above every other preparation of the kind. By its warm, peat tracing, and attenuating qualities, it is found w be the molt pown.= ful application in rheurrutifris, (palms, and palm as alto io cramps, bmiccc, fprains, burrs, Icaids, frefh cuts, and the fling 0c venomous infecis. It is particularly recommend ,d in contu lens, occalioned by gun (hot woun.:s, and to rare lb the kgs said feet after lung exercife in walking. It fpecaily renn.VCB chilblains, and if ufed in time, will prevent Clem from hr aking, but fur this put , pole it mould be diffAved and applied w..rtn. Sold only by F.14.-wisery :And Sons, No q 5, St. Peu Church• yard, London, in bottles, priie as f.rd each; and by t': it appoint• ■tent, by Diccy and Sutton, Bow Church y.,rd : bacon and Co. rso, and Allen, No 76, Oxford-ftrea; Walq Oki-Bond ftrt.et; Bayley and Co. Cockfpur ftrect ; Ward, Middle row Holborn -,, S. Randall, Royal Exchange ; Clarke, B ,rough High.ftreet ; and J. Harris, at the isomer of Ludgawftreet. NB. Olsferve that the words—F. I , le wbery, No. 45, St. Paul's are engraved :n the Stamp. CORDIAL, isALM OF tII..EAD. • SUFFOLK—Copy of a Letter from Mr. J. Dingle, Bookie* and Stationer, Baty St. Edmund'., Sin, Bury, Sept.', 1 8 3 7. APERSON who had feyeral time s le n t f or a tos, 6 t. bottle of your Cordial Balm of Gilead, lately called upon me for a bottle, and informed me antic had dine hint a wonder ful deal of good-..he bid been adually declining for a lung time —had (petit a great deal of money for advice.and Numd no benefit —be paid one Surgeon 161. another 61 but all to no perpofe At the time he fent for the fiat but•le of your Cordial Balm of Gilt ad be could not walk acrofs thc lioufe without the stliftance of fume one to help him—indeed he was getting work daily —he had not taktn the Gilead but a few days, agreeable to the directions, when he found himfelf much heft .r. He cominuestnking it at this time, and from his appearance is likely to do wed You have the man'* wiihcs to do what you pleale with the above statement, which is literally as he told it me. 1 am. Sir, Your obedient fern it. J. DINGLF. The Cordi.il B:ilm of Gilead may be Had of every refpectabh, Medicine Vemler in the Unizl.l Kingdom. Froper direClian. , for every cafe, to enable perfonsto cure them. faces, is given with each bottle, price half a guinea. There arc alto fatally bottles, cootainingthe quantity of fourof the tr•s. W. ones, for 3 s. by which 9s are f tved. Nor I.—! 7 .ach bottle has a goireriimmt itamp; with the name " Simi. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved thereon, to imitate which is felony. Thole who with N have the Medicine immediately from the Doane, by fending the money for any quantity they think proper, will have them (ent by fuels carrier as they than Applint. Poft office orders for any rum may '.‘e rent by pea, and the balance wilt be returned in the box, or orders with calk =doted-will be duly attended to. Pamphlets of cure may be had gratis of any reputabk medi. chic v nder In every tnarket•totrn. - A - cHALCENTSI MESSRS.CURRIE and CO. Soirgenns,challesge the whale world to prove a fin& inftance where their Me- dicine and method of cure have failed of the defired effect. The pradice of many years in this particular branch of their profs:fon has not given rife to one unfuettefsjul cafe. They continue to direet the it ftudies to the treatment and cure of Vene , eel Complaints, and that derangement of the fyftem, which is the conieque..ce of the pernicious crateful tff-dts of a ha bit long and moil unhappily purfued by the youths of both fetter, in the one it will be found tube the unfailing fount of barrennefs, the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a diftreftng Rate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in im potence. 1 hefe are its remote and ultimate effeCts ; while cosi fumptions, 101 l of macular power and various nervous complaints ufually charadlcrift the earlier Rages of this folitary vice. Of per- Isms lasigu,fhi..g under the dirorder• inci lent to fuck a life v.& treatment is hal; le,and has never proved uninceefsful in the courfe of a long. laborious, and much extendafpradtice. In the molt efillinate and complicated cafes of Venereal infedion, flub as ob ftrudtions in the Urethra, Spongy Exerefeenecs, Had Tumours, Callous • Ulcers, Eruptions Seminal Weakocfs„ Glees, Bte. &c which havetitherto bailledthe Mil of the general pradlitioner, Afars Curne and Co are now enabled radically to ewe by a new. fafe, and expeditious mode of pradlice, fuperlor to any other yet adopted. !ley may be eottfulted by either Sex with the greateft delicacy, fecrecy and honour, at their bottle, No. soy, Hatton Gar deft. l'atienta in the country are regneft• dto Rate the particulars of their cafe. their age, and general mode of Living. I.ttters, poft pakl,enclofing a bank note, will be duly anfwered ; and the weer fary advice and medicines given or fent to any pa. t of the kingdom. WHEN tetotedional Men of Education and Ale- Iponfibility deviate from the general Syftem by the feledtion of a particular branch the fandlion of long continued fucceffes is the belt critrrlon of fuperiority. Thin.= pars have I devoted my pradiee to the exclufive treat• meat of Three Difordera, and the fuecefsful refulc of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppore. as far as I am able, the ravages of tllnfe Complaints which are the moft important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. After in:tittion into every Branch, as an Army Surgenr, I formed afh at an early peria,l of pradke to refcua individuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. 'I be Three Diforders, to the cure of whkh I have devoted niv attention. comptife every freeies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a r, cent or long duration. ally, all kinds of debility, whether arifirg from the habits of reboot boys or the indulgences of mature age : and, lattly, that derangement of the (yawn in vrcs• man which is called BARRENNSES,cr STERILITY. Numerous Difcafes are the refult of Ignorance, or Late In the treatment of a Envie Gonorrhcea ; and it not unfrequendy haP• pens that the fee& t.f Life are poifuned by the indiferetion of an unguarded hour By a fuperior method fuck Complaints are eggf cured; an& evth where others have failed, I croft that I may pre fume to offer a radical re-eftablillunent. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in tits dif. order, compared with the calamitous fituations of men, who from an indulgence in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fathionable life, acquire that Rate of delollity, which is the usta, voidable coofequence of fuels pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery, hot eat* fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fome coofslatioo for Um to know, that although it be an objet of doub! or uncertainty with other pradtitioners, the removal of thefe deficiencies by tho gradual progrefs of renovation, is the acquirement of my Mel ence If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begot to reduce menly *None, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraeion of this languid Rate ; and in tht.fe cafes no great difficulty will occur. The fecrecy which is fo effertial to my undertaking, sod the qualifications which I have prefumed to Rats, form the hats of my pretenfions, and in coincidence with fuck this intimation is given, that Mr. Bree may be confulted perfonally, or by Letters (inclofing a fmall Note), at his houfc, No. sp, Arundel-Brute Strand, near Temple-Bar. Cy' There is All additional Entrance in 'Water ftreet adiolninfi and the name is on both the doors MA O .TIN BREE, Member of the Royal College of Sorg ons in London. A Csuriom.—Some Potions, who /age-1y Wert themfeives t be Messages OF TIM ROYAL COLLZOt,having for feveral mouths paft copied my Advertifementk Manta word for word, act inferred them as their own produdions, it it my duty to mention, that .hole Ferrous are ea Mem..ers of any College in London, Echo burgh, or elfewbere; nor have they use right to pradlice Surgery in London I.C.NDON Pnated and vuhldhed by KAN r, (of Can. ttrburl.Place, Lambeert) at the STaa-Oerica , 1 4 •• 1, (.2 M' areal Pubdiled alto at the STAK-Ortics, Templc-Bas.