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IMITISH FORCES IN zGrrr. 111111tAtT Of Lirrita. DATID 0 Alexandria, June Sy .l The recent arrival of troops from Sicily has rendered our acation here prrfedly (dm; the ganifon il healthy, and better pplied from the interior than Ireton i hit wrote. The enemy ye retired (min one neighbourhood. and Olaf iontmunkation *Oh the country beyond Dvmanhottr Is generally open. " The Turk., in confetpn ace of their (stead st Rofetta. are Rated to have failed in fore of their engagements with the Heys; and the latter are again in arms. The nephew of Ofman Bey has been here tome days. mid 1 underfloor' Is the bearer of alTurances of affiftance from his countrymen. Hit v:fit, it is added, has fur. therinr its &Jet, the arrangement of a plan of co operation " We have fitted out feverst native vette'', which have aka tinily contributed to our fupply of provifions." ATTRACT OF A LETTER FROM A MILITARY GPWTLI• MAN 011•NX IN THII ARMY IN EGYPT, DATED " Alciandria, June 28. • 4 You will long ere this have heard of our misfor tunes at Rufetta ; they will not bear commenting on, and the fubjeCt is painful to a degree. Till very lately we were totally ignorant of the fate of Colonel M•Leod's detachment ; however, the receipt of let ters, and the arrival of fr me of the poor fellows on tbeir parole, have telieved our anxiety. I enclofe your information the copy ()fa letter received from a Serjeant of the 78th, giving a vet y clear and fair ac• count of the Wind's. We are very much furptifed In find that our prifoners are treated fo well by the Turks ; it mull be owing to their apprehenfions of the confequence of exafperating us too much. I now entertain fanguine hopes that our ft iends in captivity will be releafed ere long. In ha, Mahomed Ally, the Chief of the Turks in Egypt, is much diatefled by our excluding his commerce by fea, by which he was enabled to fupport his troops ; they are much in arrear, and lie has not the means to fatisfy them. A fir man, it is repotted, has been received at Cairo from the pew Grand Seignior, requiring that honili ties thall ceafe with the Englifh, and that a good un derflanding thall be maintained with us. Mahomed Ally has refuted compliance with this mandate, on the plea that he is independent of the Porte ; bow. ever, I really believe that his enmity to us reaches no further than a defire to prate& his authority in that varier againfl any encroachment on our part. Two imeltike Beys, of the family of Elfy, have lately been here, they were bearers of poporals from Chaern Bey Elfy, fuppofed to be offers of affinance. One has returned with General Frafer's anfwer. I have had frequent converfations with thefc Bey.,and I am thoroughly perfuaded that they were much at tached to us; indeed it is but natural that they mould be favourable to the views of any power ini mical to the Turks, with whom they are always at open war. The corps at prefent here are the at fi regiment, 319, firn and fearind battalions of the 3sgth regiment, 6:d regiment, 78th, Chaffeurs Britan niques, De R(.lle's, Sicilian Volunteers, detachment of the aoih Dragoons, and a proportion of artillery, altogether about five thoufand men—they are divi ded into two brigades, the firn commanded by Bti gadier General Stuart, compoled of the 3111, 62d, 78th, Chaffeurs Britanniques, and •De Rolle's ; the fecond, commanded by Colonel Ofwald, and confin ing of the firti and fecund battalions of the 3sth, the 2 la, :Ind Sicilian Volunteers. The fecond brigade, excepting the fccond battalion of the 3sth, which is at Ahuukir, occupy quarters in the town, she Sicilian Volunteers garanning the Pharos. The fire bri gade is difttibuted as follows :—the 319, encamped at the wellern lines, extending from Lake Mareotis to the Old Harbour; the 6zd in old ruins near Fort Caffarelli ; the regiment De Rolle's garrifoning Fort Triangulaire ; and the Chaireurs Britanniques encamped between the outer walls and the town, half way between Forts Cretin and Caffarelli. Tice for mer is occupied by a detachment from the In bri gade, and in the latter a guard of thirty men mounts daily from the fecond brigade. We have a (mall party at the cut which communicates the waters of Lake Mahadin with thole of Marentis—thefe lakes are now ve►y neatly on a level. Our lines to the wenward are Rrengthening with a chain of works that will render them very formidable. Fort Des Damns flanks the tight. Thus you find the whole of our force, excepting one battalion at Aboukir, con centrated within the outer walls of Alexandria. The force of the Turks at Cairn, Romanic, Damanour, and Roletta, is about fixteen thoufand men ; the Mamelukes are divided between Siouth, Mantuluth and Benefoff—their force confills of about too real Mamelukes, and double that number of followers.— They are not on the belt terms atnongft themfelves. You know they %redivided into four families or tribes, viz. that of Ibrahim Bey, Chahim Bey, Murad, (a Balichi), Chahim Elfi, and Ofmay Bey Huffan—the former is Khiben, a Chief. The two Beys who have been here were in England with Elfy Bey, whole e'rves they were—they are called Ahrnid Bey, and Imman Bey Ameetbluya Elfy. About three weeks ago Mahomed Ali fent in a flag of truce, preparing the relate of our prifoners, t►n condition that we fhall evacuate Alexandria. This, of cnurfe, was treated with contempt. %Vernal anzioufly wait the confirmation of the report which has prevailed for fume days, that there is a peace with the Porte. Goa knows how it will affeel our fituation here. I hope it will be the means of withdrawing us—for now that there appears not the lean chance of ;alive ope rations, it it the mon anxious with of us all, altho' it will give us the deepen regret to leave the country with the in►pretfions on• the minds of the people, which have been caufed by our misfortues at Rofetta. We &mad. I fear, until the impreffion is done away, find a very different reception at Alexandria, had we again to take it. Sir Thomas Louis died here about three weeks ago. Captain Holloway has fucceeded him. The naval force now here is computed of the Canopus, Tigre, Standard, Apollo and Walton.— The Canopus and Glatton leave this, the fiat fair wind, for Malta. We get well fuppliial with all ar ticles of pavilions ; water is rather fierce and bad. We have tOOO Fick, of which number goo are oph "bathetic Gates." On Tnefday morning a boric, which was drawing a cart, filled with hops, through Wincheiter-fireet, Canterbury, rudder!) , (not fright, and the driver luting command of him, having no reins. the cart unfortunately entitled a poor woman againft the fide al a )route, by which fire was Co fhockingly bruited that the expired immediately. The deceafed was a pnnr travelling woman, a widow, and has left two tbidren. WETMOUTN, SEPTEMBER 24. The Rpeeed arrival of the Military on their route to this Garrifon, has produced not a littk pleating chit chat among our female elegantea, and as Mrs. B— facetinufly olderved this mining, at the Li. braes-, they will afford as much gaiety in (Mabee as in July. The Red and the Blue will nn doubt Qion after their arrival he•put in a Hate of requifnion. Lail night was performed at our Theatre the drama of Deaf and Dumb, and 7 deli was again re peated, by the delve of Mrs. lt tcHaens, before a very genteel audience. 'the different performers follained their parts with credit, and were highly applauded. This mnrning has been delightfully [creme, after a violent gale. All has been battle on the Sands, and the bathing machines were never more in ufe. HARVEY'S and WOOD'S Libraries exhibited more than ultra' gaiety and (Anon, and the rides and walks were uncommonly crowded. The evening doled with an auElinn at HAavav's Lounge, under the management of his fon—much beauty adorned it, and the bidders and buyers fepa. rated not a little fatistied with their bargains fo hit. moroufly exhibited and fo whimlically knocked down by this juvenile adept. ARRIVA Lx—Earl of Hardy/kit and Family; Dean of Win ebeftcr; Metres. Renhy Lafeelles, Barnard, J. T. Pinney, J Dum. bleton, and Sandrord Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Mr Mn. and MN 13atenal. Mils Ttencbard, Mrs. and Mifs Balch Mr Crawford Bruce. ice Lady NEL3OII is expelled every day. RAMSGATE. SEPTEMBER ;6. THE MAST.* or THE CERENVINIES Le Bas's annual ball took place at Tuefday eves ing at the Affembly Rooms. The rooms were elegantly fitted up, and illuminated by chandeliers in a very fuperior flyle. The company began to arrive at nine o'clock, and about ten the ball was opened by Mr. Williams with Mifs Briflow to the tune of " Caro. Do'ce." Three Pets were immediately formed ; the fecund dance was " The i okyrinth :" the third, a new one, called " La Bergere ;" and the tomb, " Lord illardonald'r Reel." The two fir It were fo decidedly the favourites, that the company danced 'hem for two hours without intermiffiln. The ulna% refrefh ments were ferved out about twelve o'clock, and at half pail two in the morning, the mufic ceafed, when the company departed. Owing to the rain which defcended in torrents doting the whole of the night, the afremblage did not exceed 450 perfoas, but among whom there were the following dillinguifhed rerfonages : —The Marquis and Marchionefs of Weßacy, Earl and Countefs of Conyngham, Coon tefs of Dunmore, Lnrd and Lady Henniker, Lord and Lady Edward Bentinck, Lady Sufan Drewe, Lord Newark, Hon. Mils Burton, Col. Holland, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Lind, Mrs. Townley, and a large ratty of friends ; Lady I)un. gannon, Mr. and Mrs. Forryth, Sir William, Lady, and the Ctirtia's. Mr. and Mts. Williams. and the Mifs Briftnw's ; Mr. Hannam.of Clevos, and a party ; Mr. Le Texier ; Colonels Smith, Halter, Gordon, and Simplon ; the Officers of the German Le; ion quarteted here and at Canterbury and Sand wich ; Sir E. Edgeworth ; Sir William Twyfden; Lady Pulteney ; Countefs Beatinck ; Mrs. Gan ick ; Mr. A. Morton ; Mr. and Mrs. Angelo ; Mrs. Co ling ; Lady Radflock; Mifs. Courteney's. A cnnftde table degree of difficulty afore from the impoffibility of the company, at the time of their departure, gain- ing an eafy accefs.to their carriages ; the latter ex• seeded two hundred in number, forming an irregn larchain, linked together, and extending from the Pier to the top of the High ltreet. There was no Oilier alternative than to encounter the pitilefs form, which Ipared neither age nor fee ; many were a full ball hour expoled to the fury of the contending ele meats, wind and the rain. In every other relneB the entertainment gave the moll perfea fatisfaelion ; for thole who preferred cud playing, there were fuitable accommodations in the adjoining rooms. The difplay of beauty and elegance was not more' than ufually great ; the ladies,had all to bruit of either excellence of form or feature ; in very many however, both the& perfepions were unite) in the fame female; to mention there particular objeels is uanecclfary, as in the above lilt there will be found ample tellimo. nials. The prevailing habiliments were white mullins, with necklaces, ear rings, sings, and bracelets, corm. poled either of diamonds, pearls, cornelians, or gold; with a head-drefs a /a Grit. • MARRIED. At St. Ardrew's Church, Holborn, Matthew Clark, Efq. Lieu tenant in the tit. Battalion of the toth Regiment of Foot, to Mifs Albin, only daughter of John Albin, Efq. of Newport, Intel Wight. At Woolwich. Mr. R.C. Berry. of Bucklerlbury. to Isiffs Char lett Durnford, recend daughter of the late James C. R. Duruford, Efq. of Great Cumberland•ltreet, Portman-Iquart. On the 6th natant, at Warrington, David Sumner, Erg. to Mifs Elizabeth Bibby, fecond daughter of Mr. W. Bibby, of that place. Tuefday, at Mary -la.ltiiiine Church, George Green, Efq of Lincoln's Inn Fields, to Mifs Catharine Wilfon, of Baker itrert, eldeft daughter of Harry Wilfon, Efq. Thurfelay, Mr. Mark Stephen fielding. late forger's in the fat tier of the Hon. Ealt India Company, to Mira Ann Lawflin, of Somers Town. On the Bth init. at St. Arran's, near Chepftow, J W. Orchard Efq. brother of Jobs' Jeffery, Efq. Member (or Poole, to Mire Pul ling, lifter of Captain Pulling. Lattly, at St. Bride's, Captain Monkton. of the Navy, to Mrs. Mackie. widow of the late Thomas Mack ie ' Efq. and only daugh ter of the late George Hutton, Efq. of Deptfo rd. At Biihopfgatc Church. Janie, Webbe Tobin, Efq. to Mifs Jane Mullett, of Broad-area Buildings. '1 urfday, the aft init. at the Patifh Church of Stogumber, J. S. flog, Efq of Stogumber, to Mils Mardi, daughter of Com. Mardi, Efq. of that place. DIED. On enturday, at his honk, 1rT0.94, Great Ruffell-ftrect, BinOm& bury, tie mud Greig, Eli. Commit loner for the Nay - of his im pedal Majrfty the Emperor of all the Rutfias, and officiating Ruf film earful General in Groat Britain, aged 29 years. Saturday sporrans, at Haswell, after a long hind., Mira Han lard, elde ß daughter of Mr. Hanfard, of Great Turnftile, in her 29th year. Lately, after a few days illuefs, Mr. Anthony Hatt, of Wan. borough, Wilts : a fingularly patio )))) i,, us ellaraeter.--ae has tecreted :3= or Leon guineas in or about Ilia dwelling, without intirodliont or diredtions to any perfon where to find than. On the with inftant, at Maldftone, Mrs. Mackett. its lie 58th year of her age, after a !Island painful inners. At th e age of 23 the was eontidored the principal equeftrian performer at Attics's. and was tM first perfon who rode three horfes in hand at one time, anti jumped over the garter while the horfes were at full (peed She married Join Craps, Efi. of Look, who was fakinared on faring !tempt:dem Abet his decide the was al ornately the (port of good and bad famine, fornetimes enjoying the fplendeur al af fluence, at others (offering under the preflure of poverty, and at laft died dependant on the kind offices of well difpoted p.xfons, who knew bar, and who did every thins in their puWer to tun quillizt the kR moments of her sailkoce. •-• • A ii•-:.? •f‘ ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The ae. Cranley Kerby. late fellow of New College. atni Vicar of Whaddon, In the county of Bucks, has been prefented by cite Right Hoe. Lord Charles Spencer to the Rcdtoty of Whestfield, in Ozfordetire. The Res , . Mr. Hanlon is prefented to the Reetory of Havant. in the gift of the Biatop of Wincheftet ; and the Rev. Mr. Recand is preferred to th.. Redtory of Chidhatn. SALES BY AUCTION. Wedoefday. the 3otb day of September loft. at the Useslon , • • Inn, In Dever, at Eleven o'Clock, 11`PE Very handfome Ship WACKSAMKEIT. 11 . ERIC LUNSTROM, late Matter; condemned as Prize to Ids Maltity's guts brig Blazer, juNN HINTON, Efq. Commsnd:r. Plagth Aloft .25 feet 8 inches--Brcadth 5t feet 6 inches— Height between Decks 6 feet 4 inches—and &timorous 533 1614 Tons. The Wackfamkelt is a remarkably felt faller,, particularly adapted for the Tranfport Service, Weft India, EMI Country. or any employ where dirpatcls and burthen are required; is molt abundantly found, and only wants provifions to equip her for lea. For inventories and further particulars, apply to Ifaac Clement fon, Efq. Nc. 54, ekment's Inn, Londe' ; or to Thomas Pain, Dover. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD MARSH LAND, PLAISTOW, ESSEX. With pofrellion ar Chriamas next.' TO BE PEREMP row Lir SOLD, By Mars. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Sucretors to Mr. WITH). At Oarravray's, nn Weddcfday, Odtoher t♦ at twelve o'clock by order of the Trultees ot Mr. JOSH SEALIS, deceafed, A PIECE of excellent found MARSH LAND, containing. by elllmatirm, (even acres freehold, except two scrota Bridges-lane, Middle Maas, Plaiftow level, Ist to Mr. Chrlftopher Moare, who is to give poll'efE in at Chrillmas next. ' To be viewed by applying to Edward Stunnel,rearthinan, near the CroTin, Plalltow; of whom particulars may be bad twenty days previous to the fate; alro at tl:e Crown, Plailtow; Lamb, Runts feed; Angel, Ilford ; of Mr Weft Soli:itor, 7, Clement's Inn; at Garraway's; and of Marrs. Haggart and Phillips,6l. Ern td greet. VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS AND MARSH LANDS WFST THUD ROCK. ESSEX. By WEN. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Sueceffors to Mr. Smartt), To be PEREMP rum 11. Y SOLD, at °areaway's, on Wednef day, October 54, at is o'clock, in Two Lots, by order of the Trutt. et of Mr. jots N Si A L s, deceafed, WO eligible and improvable FREEHOLD I ~ ' FARMS, in the pia& of Welt Thurrock, t 3 sails float Romtord, 4 from TiVetry fort. and as miles from London. in the county of Effea ; containing t to acm of excellent land. 56 acres of which are nistßs, and the remainder arable, part tythe-free, with farm houfes, barns, ilabling, and out buildings ; let on old Wks, which have only fix years unexpired, at rents amounting at prefent to no I. per annum. To be viewed, with leave of the tenants, and particulars had so days previous to the tale, ai the White Hart, Cock and Bell. and Lamb Inns, Rumford ; King's Arms, Grays : Dog and Partridge, Safford; Spread Eagle. Ingatetione; White Hut, Brentwood; Bell, Upoliniter ; Any!. Ilford; of Mr. Weft. Solicitor, No. 1, Clement's Inn; at Garraway's; and of Meet. Hoggart and Phil lipt,6 z, broad ft rect. Royal F.lchange. _ The GREAT TYTHES of CI lICHESTER. By MeWrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Gamwaf, Coffee lonife. Combat, on Wselnefday, the 14th nf . Onober, at twelve, by order of the Troika of the late Henry Halley, of Henley Pal, Surrey, Efq. &ceded, - I 'HE RECTORIAL or GREAT TYTHES of thc feveral Parilhes of St. PETER the GREAT. within the City of CHICHESTER, and the at4einirg Par files of RUM. BOLD's WYKE,and FISHIsOURN, in the County of bUSSh X ; extending ev, r about 15:.13 acres of arable, rich meadow, and other land producing on a average, about col per annum, with barns, itabling, and out buildings, and a (mall garden. Particulars may he had twenty days I minas to the fide; of John Scutt, Efq. 53, Upper Vora after, Ruffin fquare; at the Dolphin, Chichrit r Cattle. Belgium' ; Star, Lewes; Hotel, nognor; at Garraway's; and of Mears. Roman and I'hillo, 63. 4.311 Broad-fireet, near thi: Royal Exchange. TY MKS—FARNHAM, 17,IRREY. By Melirs. HOGGART and I'HILI.IPS, At Gamily ay's Coffcchoufe, Cornhill, on Wedneday, the tath day of 00.toher, at Twelve. (by order of the Trutices of the late Henry Halfej, of Henly Park, Surrey. lifq tiece,ifed ) MoS i' Valuable FREEHOLD ES PATE, held s. fur Three Good Lives under the Archdeacon of Surrey, eonfaiting of the Rectorial Manor of Farnham, with the courts. quit rent, and a neat fubttantial Parfotrge-houfe, garden. laces. and glebe, fpaelott♦ new bulk hams, Sheds, faro► yard, tattling, and other OW buildings, with the very valuable Great Tycho. of the extent ve parilh of Farnhatis, ceiling front hops, corn. hay, &e. and extending over 7000 Acres of Arable. rich Meadow, and palture Lands, producing about socoL per annum. Alfo, a lung range of Hop Kilns, in the town of Farnham, re. cently creißed at a very cundtlerable eapence, and replete with warchoufes, Rare-rooms. and every other rtquilite—aline a piece of Lan 4 adjoining, and various apparatus far colloding and dry ing of hop —the Kilns and Laud adjoining, arc freehold ot tube ritance, and dittinet from the other property. Particulars may be had twenty one days previous to the Pale, of John seam Efq t,j, Upper Guildford-ltreet, Ruffen-franc; at the White Hart. Bagthut ; Swan, Alton and Alresford ; both. Staines ; Cattle, Windfor ; Nat, Farnham; Mars. Hoggart and Phillips, Nit. 62 Broad Rivet, ►loyal kxchange ; and of Me. James Paine, Farnham, who will Sew the prenifes. VALE OF LLANGOLLEN. ININDIGHSTRE. Ow TburfJay the oft day of October raw, at the Hanil Inn, in Llangollen, in the County of Denbigh, in the following Lots, and fubjedt to fuck Conditions as hall be then produced (unlcfs prodoutly difpofed of by Private Coutraet, of which duc notice will be given) THE following VALUABLE ESTATES, VIZ Ql9llltil Tenements A Pengwern Hall and Maxine 167 2 23 Lots Tenants Nam. I MS Edwa►ds 2J. Edwards, E. Evans. - and E. Edwards Pengwern Parma 1 31 8 3 3 juhn Edwards Part of Ty its 2 t 23 4 Ditto Ditto 4 o o 5 nitro Ditto 4 3 1 6 Ditto Erir Brat, and Cottage 1 o to 7 John Jones and John Pengwern MU and part of 'rig Edwards Fein t 8 6 8 John Edwards Erw Pengerrig 2 1 3s Ditr __ -- . . _ 9 - AtO Y Dolydti 4 3 2 0 to Ellis Edwards Melange and Farm 33 1 3 t t Widow Parry Ditto 3* o 17 i i LEdwards, carpenter Ditto 27 2 s 9 es Thomas Evans Ditto 38 t 12 £4 Jonathan Hughes Ditto 3o 0 2 A £ Edward Evans Ditto 6 2 s *6 Edward Evans Macs y Crews 2 0 0 17 Ellis Ekwards Cae Helix and lithos Psngworti xl7 2 4 t 8 Edward - Evans Er w Cathod 3 2 20 i 9 Ellis Edwards Caeaw Pen y Coed 4 1 IS The above Farms are fituated In the towidlip of Pengwern, lu the beautiful, luxuriant and romantic Vale of Llangoll. ii. the fee awry of which has been the admiration of all traveller& The woods and coppices are well grown, and the timber of large di menfions. which arc to be taken by the purchafers at a lair valua tion. North Wales cannot produce a more eligible or debrebk fituation for the refidence of a genteel family than this eftate. The ftreams running through the Eftate arc numerous, and ren der the greateft part capable of improvement by irrigation. The Sheep walks are very estentive, compelling above Ton acres, and their boundaries are well afeertained. Tie town of Idangollen adjohis the kiTtatc, which comprifes the whole of the townthip of Pengwera, with the exception of a cottage or two, and isin a ring fence. ' The diftance from the market town of Wrexham is is miles, from ()Evader as miles, and from ['WHIM 13 miles. The taunts have diredinus to thew the eftates. Printed par ticulars may be bad of Mr. Wynne, bolicir.r. Mull; Mctirs Pbtlpot and Acme. Hare Court, Temple, London ; at the Hotel and. Feathers Inn , Chelter ; the Hand lon, Llangollen; at Chi Eagles Inn, In Wrexham; the Royal Hotel, Liverpool; and at all the principal lona in she mighbourbond. N B. Further information may be obtained at Mr. Wynne- OfEce. in Maid, where a elan of the Mates may be feat. •:, 1 1 1REEMAWS GV TI A NALIITARti. THE value of this In&ll4sie Medicine has been tit Song proved, that nothing d tke refeat day ems hew a competition with k is all the dilfereut *ages of a cereals Difecre, which leveret:Wally surer and eradicates from the habk.vekknat exciting the painful feelings and carfare that attends fativation, without debilitatiag the conftlentlon in any degree, or even re. quiring confinement from helloes, or teftritlion in &et. Il e radical virtues of thefe ineitineable Drops have proved their claim to public approbatiou for more than thirty years. in all tie le• bility of both fere., they prove a never failing reiterative, whi t ,. Cher the debility is prminced by too free ere of Mercury, illicit pledures. or the effedts of a wane climate to travellers, and thafe going abroad. They cannot be reeommerded too ftrongle t o thole who will receive a Cafe. fpeedy, and complete sure in an oi4 ftubborn Meets, and every wcaknef that Wefts the bladder and inns of urine. By its efficacy many women have bocome too. theirs. who for years had been deprived of that kappirefs Sold whofefale and retail at Mr. Birder's, No. 4. Cbca/ffile.cot. ner of Pattrnofter.row, and retail by Uclam, Portfmouth;Wcoo t% Pardee ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth; Peek, Hull; Calwell, l'vb. lio; Macdonald, Obfgow ; Smith and Manderton. Fdiebutsh; and by molt country reediting verniers. in bottles, at as. 10. each, with ample direttlens. EXTRACT OF A I.l•Tl'Eli FROM A LADY A r %VOL VFRHAMPTON. To S. SOLOMON, Efg. M.D. Liverpool. qia-I was moil gsievoutly troubled with a very had DCTIOWS complaint, which difirrffed my h• ad an 4 tbo mach. I think it was folely occafione.l by grid. I had a ntivtos fever for three winters together. which cog.ined ate to my maw fur three months at a time. Seeing, repe,tedly, cares ativtraf a l in Mr. winney's Birmingham paper, 'it hich bad been perfue by the CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. t was induced to ay it, and accordingly :Tithed to Mr. Smart, boutfelits, who gat lac a bottle of it. As foot' as I began to cake it. I caprrienced omit wonderful relief; it caufcd much wind to be difpcifed front sg 'tomes and bowels, aa made my natural rt.* return to nk, which gave me great -comfort. In sort, Sir, l thinkit is a serrate Medicine, and have Mind Mr. Smart to write for lit bunk% more. I rid Mytolf otrtuffirtable and deify!, in recptS to whit was long a ltrangerlo._ The Cordial Balm of Gilead my be fiat d every rdpeAshille Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. rroper direr tiott fur every cafe, towable perfodtta care Isms (elves, is given with each bottle, ;Tice half a guinea. There are alfo family bottles, contsiningthe quantity of ft.strof the tz - s 64. ones, for 3 pt. by which 9e are (*.vet Nor e.—Fach b tilt has a govcroment Ramp. with the mac 4 ' Sam). Solomon, I.ivcr,pocd, cngrartal thereon, to intitatc whici is felony. Thule who with to have the Medicine immediately from the Oudor. by finding the money by any qumtity they think props. will have them fent by fuck writr as they thall appoint. ?at office coders tur any fum may be i by putt, and the blame wi be returned in the bur, or inticrs with mat etiel.tfcd will be 4isly attended to. Pamphlets of cure may be lasi Vaal of any repztable mit& sine readmit' very market town. PlitiL.lC AlikeergrAT)ge 'I I HE advantage the public vault always derive -IL from regularly educated prufeStatal men dirrdirtgainteft ex. elufively their Itudirs to one fpecie a of malaly, was meet more clearly dernoonreted than by tke unexampled &aria *Mates attentled the admioittration of their new remedy. asl the era ordinary cures it has preformed. Fora long feriesuf years, Ms& CURRIE and Co. Surgeons formerly in Ms Majeltfs ferries, have made the Venereal !Nicole the particular übjcel of thcir L veftigation, and ace happy in having dircovered a medicine tape. rior to y in the core of that complaint—it Is Fit/lidera* °Verve that the effedts of this remedy are diametrically oppollie es thole of mercury ,fur though it completely eradicates every wen* of the virus. In its mutt confirmed ttages, yet it doss ant in the lealt injure the comlittoion—on the contrary. It renovates the fit. tem in an its natural fundtfur.s, promotes appetite, sod facilitates digenion—thus inflead of reducing a grong and vigorous esellitai• tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre terve.; that conititution in its primitive ftate, but reltatiera weak and debilitated one to its natural ttrength and vigour. Numberlefs initances are on recent record of the fupetior teeny of this Medicine. Its inherent and fpecifie virtues adting as a pass.' pctual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding Imo an excels of etinjarcel or dab pletfure or from the Wow infidoons. though t kfs dent udive indulgence of Uwe' tines youth of both fetes in a certain pernicious bath Aside: the tnelalsholy variety a difordere which are the eonfequenor this ft Mary vice. there are non: more afiliebing than that diflrellnC Rate ofdebility said deficiency, which prevents srtaChktersticusto trimonial Bate ; the unhappy fuffirer broods over his misfortune.. alimmed to leek tenet, um it be is reduced to Nett a flue of snail ne fs uto render life opprefhve. To fueh perfons i< mom he sae foling reficdtim, to know that they may now, by a mew infallible mode of treatment, be reltored to that gnaatel of all human ad logs, attruag. martly.and vigoesus sonaltudein. - ht all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever unreal*. as well as in every (pecks of vcnerccl In/eaten, hiltlfrs Cassie ani Co. stay be coafulted by pltients of either fez, with the gnaw* kcrrzy and honour, at their honk, No. 107, Hatton Gerdes. Letters from the Country (poll paid) including a bane DOW.. will hate the urcatry medicine and advice lent to soy part ofebe K Incdom. No. zo7. Hatton Radon. ‘l4/ HEN etoiciiimiat bleu 4•I Education and OA fponfibillty deviate from the gametal Syftemby die-44821m of a panieular branch, the (maim of long continued fseetiks is the tacit criterion of fuperiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my ptadieetotheeselsave treas. Anent of Three throttler*, and the fucceinni pads Maar pian pap rat additional ardour to oppnfe, as far as I am able, the ravages at shore Complaints which are the moat important Mahe Cstaiogns of Homan infirmitim. After initiation into every Branch, u m Army Surgeon, S formed a with at an early period of indite to rdcus Wields* from the igunrance of uneducated oft, or the otiosity dangooms precipitancy of general Prat!adorers. 'l be Three Diturders, to the care of which !love devoted my attention, comprife every fperies of VENEREAL INFECTION. whether of a recent or long duration. ally, all kinds of debility, whether ariling from the habits of reboot ►oys or the indulgenews of mature age ; and, lailly, that derangement of thefylicai in wr men which is called BARRENNESS, or STERILITY. Numerous Meares arc the refult of ignorance, or be& is As treatment •f a 6nsple Gonocrhma ; and it not unfreinastly hop pens that the feeds of Life are peoned by the indlfcrrsioa as unguarded hour By a filmier method Inch Complainmere cured; sod, even w here others have failed, 1 trait that 'may pm fume to offer a radical re-elialdithnieta. Few, however, are Ow cafes or complicated Myers la this NE. order, eamparad with the calamitous *mations of men, sohollem au indulgence in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of $ falbionable life acquire that Rate of debility, which is the voidable eonfequence of leek pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over bls =Very, bot cam fully conceals his tr.i.fortune, it may be Come coofelatioe for Ms to know, that althougk It be an übjed of doubt or onceratiotg with other prastlitiorrs, the removal of thefe deficiencies by *a gradual progrefs of renovation, is the acquirement of my eget ence If the rites of Bacel , us or Venus have begun taveducc mail algour, much anxiety will be prevented by ass early counters/AM of this languid Rate; and in there cafes no great difficulty willow The :term) , which is fo effential to my oedema*. and she qualifications which I have prcfumcd to Sate, form the balls of my pretenfions. and in coincidence with fuels this lettiondoo given, that Mr. Brae may be confulted ptrfenally, or by Laos (inclofing a frnali Note), at its bunk, Na. ap, Armada-fiats Strand. mar Ternple-Bar. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dffappoiresd their cepa-Ration, of a falsely. may be. altered, that to ttoS M Ranee,, fuels defttts are curable by Medical kill. a There 1, .0 additional kntrauce iu Water *raw adjohdlie and the name is on both the doors MARTIN Vaal. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons is Lea"- A CAUTIOIC—Some lierfons, who loffely chant lb" kireli • he Menzies or Tile ROYAL COLLIGC, having furleverulmoodo pelt espied my Advertifenst ins alostift word for word, atd Irsfdsd them as their own produCtions, it i. my duty to mendua eta thole l'erfoos are ast Mesubers of any College le Londors, fair burgh, or cifewhere; nor bare th:y wry right so gradate Ssrief its Landon N R. A I difl of the Members le publiffsed at rhe Dociedtht Conege in 1 incan's InnAeles. which mot hr referred to. - - - - , 7 11G1-1 Wet it6-1 7 AWTrar Pi[ ing o .1310 , 86 0 1 a.t f II After. non 11 Maintain as Ail%)Atte ; Printed and pubtitbed by LkVaL IL/31r. (1 UZI ury-Place. 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