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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, NOVEMP.ER ii, iBo7. Copy of a Letter front Captain E. A. [own, of his Majefty's Sloop Bittern, dated Malta. Augn2 6,18 c;, tranfmitted by the Right Honearable Lord Colhottwomi Vice Admiral of the Red, Commander in Chief of his Majelty's Ships and Wats i in the Meditemincan, to the Hon. W. W. Pole. My Lord—l have the honour to inform your Lryrdihip, that on the :d inthnt, off Cape Paffaro, I fell in with, and after a chace of two hours cap-1 turcd the Spanifh fettce ptivatcer El Verg,a del Ro (aria, of two long guns, and twenty men, from Tunis twenty-eight days, and had captured three Maltefe veffels, one of which, laden with brandy and wine, I recaptured the fame day. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) E. A DOWN. Extract of a Letter from Captain Sturt, of his Majclit)'s Sloop Skylark, dated November 8, aBoy, to Vice Admiral Rowley, Commander in Cl.:ef of his Majefty's Ships and Varela in the Prwns, tranfmitted by the Vice Admiral to the Honourable W. W. Pole.. _ - - Sir—lt is with great fatitfailion I acquaint you, that we tall night, after a chace of one hour and; fifty-five minute, captured le Rcrarde French priva• tar lugger, of fr urteen guns and 9 men, belonging I to Calais, which place flit had left that evening, and was in the ad of taking potfetlion of a collier brig, under the North Foreland, which they afterwards ' abandoned on obferving us purfue them, and we took charge of her.—The obftinaty of the Captain in not fur rendering when repeatedly called to, and likewife an attempt he made to lay us on board, obliged us to fire, by which he was feverely wound ed, and the lugger's main.maa (hot away.—The Captain of the Renarde is the perfon who took the Argus, and he communicates that his vefill was run down by her, and that tht Mailer has fince had his arm amputated ; the prifoners alto mention, that the privateer who lately engaged the Active 101 l eight men killed, and (even wounded in the encounter. — I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) H. E. P. STULT. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commillions in the Royal Tower Hamlets Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. tit Royal Regiment. !align Alfred J. Kempc to be Lieutenant. vice Pennifeatber, appointed an Entign in the 3d Regiment of Foot. Dated Sep tember ay, 5807. Enfign Robert Silica Scott to be ditto, vice Privat e appointed to the 39th Foot. Dated Odtober 31, 5807. James Freeman, Gent. to be Enlign. Dated July 30,1807. John Kearns. Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. as, 11107. John Lawrence, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Odober 31, 5807. James Freeman, Gent, to be Ailittant Surgeon. Dated July 30, 1807. zd Royal Regiment. Enfign John Hubbard to be Lieutenant, vice Munro, appointed to tisc Leh Foot; Warburton Grey to be Enfign, vice Hubbard, promoted. Dated Sept. 25, 1110. Commiffions figned by the Lord Licutesant of Aberdeenfhire. Aberdeen Battalion of Light Infantry Volunteers. second Lieutenant John A. Yotmghufband to be Firtt Lieute nant ; William Stephens, Gent. to be ditto; Leine Cmikibank Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Youngbufband, promoted; Alezander Walker, Gent. to be ditto, vice Midcalf, reigned. Dated Oftober Ij. ao7. Fraferburgh Battalicn of Volunteers. Benjamin Williamfon, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated as above. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Che• fhire.—Norton Yeomanry Cavalry. Sir Richard Brooke, Bart to be Captain Commandant, vice Bri gadier General Heron, refigned. Dated Odlober 24,1807. Commiflions in the Royal North Lincolnfhite Regi• ment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Edward Wright. Efq. to be Captain. Dated September 25, 1807 To be Lieutenants—George Buffet, Gent. Dated as above. Richard Elmhirft, Gent. Dated September 26, 2807. Thomas Willfoi, Gent. Dated Sept. 27, 1807. To be Enfign--George Willers, Gent. Dated Sept. 14, 2807. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Peartheufe Drury, la :e of Eveiharn, Wurcellerfbire, Frazier, iron monger and tinman. lfaae Fearon, of Watling fireet, London, Norwich thawl manufac turer, dealer and chapman. BANKRUPTS Rickard Meredith, of Defend-14w, Middlefez, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, to furrender November 19. 30, at twelve, and December a 6, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hurie, Cloak lane. London. Robert Abbott, of Thomas-ftreet. Horfelydown, Surrey. 1p:6:- merchant, dealer and chapman, November al ,al3, and December 26, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sheffield, Great Prefecit-ftreet, Goodman's Fields. Jonas Levy, of New Line- ftrect, Leleefter fquare, Middlefez, oilman, dealer and chapman, November at, at one, December 2. and 26, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Keys, Soinerfet- erect, Whitechapel. J. hn Bridger the younger, of Mortlake, Surrey, tallow chandler, N member 20, 27, and Dec. 26, at ten, at Guildhall, London.— Attornies, Meffrs. Ji nkins and James, New Inn, London ; or Mr Woods, Godalming, Surrey. John Horner, late of Framwellgate, in or near Durham, tanner, December I, 2, and 26, at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Durham. Anomie., Mr. George Pringle, No. 20, Grevillc-ftreet, Hatton- Garden, London ; or Mr. Thomas Maynard, Durham. Richard Half; of Sowton, Devon, n;iller, dealer and chapman, November 23, 27, and December 26 , ateleven, at the Globe lan, xeter. Attornies, Melts. Williams and Manning, Exeter; or Melfrs. Tarrant and Grey. No. r 9, Chancery-lane, London. Richard Wood and Thomas Liddall, both of BarnfLy, Yorkthire, Mien manufaeturers, de .lers, ehapmen and partners, December 7, at flx, December 8, aid 26, at eleven, at the White Bear Inn, Bardley. Attornies, Mr. Bartlet, No. 38, Bartholomew Clofe, London ; or Mr. William Cookes Menee, of Earofley. Hugh Lawton, of Buflingthorpe, in the pariffi of Leeds, Yorkibire, December 4. 5, and 26. at eleven. at the Black Bull, Biritall.— Attornies, Mr. Richard Batty; of Chancery-lane, London ; or Mr. Battye, of Huddersfield. William Griffiths, of Llanelly, Carmarthenthire, thopkeeper, Nov. $4, 23, and December 26, at eleven, at the Bulb Tavern, Brinul. Attorney, Mr. Jatnes, No t 2, Gray's Inn-Nears. Alexander Marr, of Gravel lane, Southwark, Surrey, baker, dealer and chapman, November i 6, 23, and December 26, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sherwood, Canterbury fquarc, Southwark. Bendix Barnard Levin, late of Great Alle-ftrect, Middlefez, mer chant, dealer and chapman, November 21, 28. and December a 6, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr Hurle. Cloak-lane. Jeremiah Appleby, of Chatham, Kent, linen-draper, November r 7, 2:i, and Dtcember a 6, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attornies, l Meffrs. Berry and James, Buckleribury, London . John Jones, late of Enilone, in Oxford:hire, vietrialler, dealer and chapman, Nov. 26, 27, and December 26, at eleven. at the 0:d Anysl Inn, New WoodltoA, Ovonlfhire. Auondes, Metres. Aplin, Charlbury. Ann Taylor, of Ncwent, Gloucefterlhire, fhnpkeeper, Nov. 30, December x and 26. at five. at the King's Head,Gloucetter.— Attornies, Mars. Whitcombe, Griffich, and Phil:eons, Glou- cotter. john Pearron, of Altham, and Thomas Spence, of Blackburn, Lancalbire, corn dealers, chapnien, and copartners, November 23, at five. November 24, and Dec. 26, at eleven, at the Q . Lieen's Head, BlAckbui n. Attoruies, Mr. Robert Deviburft,Blackourn. or Mr. Henry Blakelock, Elm.court, Temple, London. Thomas Bowen, of Rhodied, Pembrokefhir.t, ihopkeeper, dealer and Chapman, N0v.14, as, and December 26, at eleven, at the Both Tavern, BriftoL Attorui.3, Mr. James. No. 12, Gmy's Inn- Nuare, London; or Mr William Tanner, Briftol. William Scales, of KingEton.upon•HnlL merchant, dealer and ebap man, November 19, 20, and Dee. 26, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingfton• upon Hull. Attornies, Y.xlcy and Stocker. No. 4, hagival's Inn, jklborn, London ; or Mr. Codwortli, Hull. Samuel Brnnn, of Charing Crofs, Middlefex, (word cutlitr, dealer and chapman, Nov. 17,14, and December 26, at ten, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Luard, New tquare, Lincoln's Inn. Chriftopher Foffi, of Catherine court, Tower Hill, London, mer chant, deakr and chapman. November 27, 28, and Dec. 26, at , ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rivington, Fenchurch Build higs, Fenchurch Street. William Fortnum, of Ball Alley, Lombard ft reet, London, fta tinner, dealer and chapman, Nov va, 27, and December 26, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorisies. hieftra. Palmer, Tomlinfons, and Manakin, Copthall-court. •fhrogntorton-ftreet. DIVIDENDS Nov. rg. John Rentford, of Fleet Market, London, vidtualler, at one, at Guildhall. Nov. t 7. Thovia* Palmer, of Goodge street, parifh of St. Pancras, Middlefes, taylor and haberdafher, at one, at Guildhall. Nov. 1;. Benjamin Deacon, of Orangeo-ftreet, near Blocmtbury iquare, Middletex, paßry cook, at one, at Guildhall. Nov. 07. William Barrett, of Broad-ftrect,London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall, Nov. 17. Thomas Dixon, of Godalming, Surrey, merchant, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. N0v.14 John Clarke, of Gainffirough, Lincelnffike,grocer, at one, at Guildhall London. Nov. 17. Alexander Anderfon and David Robertfon, of Coleman. ftreet, London. merchants, infurance brokers, and copartners, at one, at Guildhall Nov. 17. John Pringle, of Wardonr•ftrect, Miffiltefex, upholfterer, at one, at Guildhall. Nov 14. Thomas Howell, of Billingfgate, London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. Nov. 14. Thorns. Godden, cf Maidftone, Kent, carpenter, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Nov 13 Henry Geary, late of Warrington, Lancafhire, linen and woollen draper, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Manchefter. Nov. 14. Frederick Griffiths, of Threadneedle firm, London, apothecary, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 12. Janocs Feanthead, of Manebefter, ale houfe keeper, at three, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Manchefter. Nov. 14. Henry Martin, laic of the Crefcent, London, merchant, at cieven, at Guildhall. Nov. 13. Jc,hn Worrall, of Mattchefter, filk-drcffer and dyer, at two, 3: the Star Inn, Manchefter. Nov. to. Thomas Turner, of Trowbridge, Wilts, grocer and banker, at twelve, at the George Inn, Trowbridge. Nov. to. George iafterby and William Macfarlane, of Canada • Wharf, Rotherhithe, Surrey, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall Nov. 14. Richard Barrow, of Pall Mall. Middlefex, feather. oder. chant and hatter, at eleven, at Guildhall. Nit. a 2. Thomas Blip, of Kirkby etepheo, Weftmorland, tanner,' at two, at the King's Arms, Kirkby Stephen. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thomas Minion, jun. Jotepto Eneck, and John Richardfon, of Birmingham, bruffi makers and laden.. Nov. S. 1807, Robert Stcvenfon and •I homas Bennett, of Tower-ftreet, Lon don, wine and brandy merchants Nov. 12, 11427. Job nWebfter and Samuel Septimus Mellor, of L chfield, dealers in fpirituous liquors. Nov. 4, 1807. James Manfall, Kergarth Maw, John Fielding, John Burgin and George Burkinffiaw, of Sheffield, law, edge. tool, and joiner's tool manufadturers. Odober aB, 38:7. Elizabeth Simocs and Nancy Vernon, of Stone, Staffordihire, felon! miftrelks. Sept. '.9, 1807. William Kingolon and Edward Kingdom, of Plymouth, hatters. November 14, 1807. James Gould, John Dennis, Thomas Bremridge, and William Thornton, of Mitcham, Surrey, calico-printers. Nov. 11, a 807. Thomas Bowerhank. Thomas Monkhouk, and Lewis Manffe, of Lothhury, London, merchants. Nov. 13, 18:7. John Sutcliffe and William Sutcliffe, of Stanfield, Yorkffiire , Cotton manutadurers. Odtobcr 17, 1807. [this Gazette contains an Order in Council, refpedling the dittritstation of Prizes taken front Denmark, Etruria, Naples, the Republic of the Seven !Bands, and Ragafa, which is fimilar in its regulations and proportions to the Order for the divifion of French and other captures.] A letter from Prince Edward's Hand, in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, dated the 13th of September, men tions the death of Lieutenant Colonel Roarasom, on the half pay MI, many yews an inhabitant of that itland, and a Member of the Honourable Council. Tuefday night, about eight o'clock, fame villain fired i fhot into the parlour of Mr. Lacow, of Yar. mouth, while that Gentleman was fitting in it, but without doing any harm. A fimilar attempt was made on Mr. L.'s life about eight months ago, FALL or SNow.—The Itorm which canfed fuch damage along the coat! on Tuefday and Wednefday, has been molt feverely felt in Chefh're, North Wales, Detbythire, Lancafhire, and other northern counties. The Itorms of fnow which accompanied the hurri cane, were incelfant, both day and night : and in numerous places on Thurfday, lay en the ground to the depth of four feet. a circumflance very uncom mon at this early period. The Carlifle mail was obliged to have additional honks ; and, notwitliftan ding, was nearly an hour more than its appointed time, in going from Cherley to Bolton ; and the poll. from Macclesfield to Buxton, did not arrive in time for the letters to be forwarded to Carlifle. The Charter mail on Tuefday night, on teaching St. Afarh, was obliged to take fix !oaths to go up Rho. alt Hill, •where the fnow was in deep, as to be even with the bodes' chefts ; and the coach was three hours in getting half way up. There were four paffengers infide ; and it being found imps ffible to proceed, they were obliged to procure . lome hones from a farm hook, to draw the coach hack to St. Afaph. Between Afhbourn and Mac. lesficld, the fnow was nearly three feet deep. The hurricane was fo violent on Tuefday night, that the Manchefier mail was feveral times nearly overturn. ed ; and was obliged to have fix honks all the way. Froth Buxton to Macclesfield, the rider was obliged to proceed through fnow up to the horfe's girths.— The York mail, which reached Manehtfler at half paft two on Wednefday, had been obdrutled three times by waggons, which had been overturned in the road. The middle arch of Feniton bridge, between Exeter and Honiton, was carried away on Tuefday evening, by the riling of the water ; and in the coorfe of the night the whole of the bridge was deilroyed. It was of conliderable extent; zoo feet long by zo wide, was built at a confiderable expence, and bad not been completed more than fix months. In con. fcquence of this accident, travellers between thole towns, muff now proceed feveral miles round by Ottery, which bridge being alfo partly waffled away, upwards of an hour's difference will be created be tween the arrival of all the coaches at Exeter. , ____ ___ ___ DIED. Lately, at Hull,Mrs. Robifon, wife of Lieutenant Robifon, ad Royal Surrey Militia. On the r 2th inft. at Southampton, David Barclay, Efq. late Ma. jor of the late Weft Lowland Regiment of &mattes He was Captain of the late 76th, or Macdonald Regiment of Highlanders, and being made prifoner at the furrender of Yorktown, in Virgir.ia, in Oa 1781, be was one of the a 3 &hint Captains who remained prifoners with the men, and who, in May 1782. had, in violation of the capitulation, lots cart for one of them to fuffer death, In re taliation for an American Captain who was executed by fome of the Loyal Refugees, when the lot fell upon Capt. Sir Charles Afgill, of the Guards, and involved him in the unfortunate fituation he fo long laboured under, with fo much honour and credit to himfelf. I Captain Barclay had, fomc time before this period, the permiffion 1 of General Walhington to go on parole to New York, on the bufi nefs of his regiment, and for the general benefit of the ?Wooers, but feeling hinifclf bound in honour to take his chance with the reft of his brother Captains, refuted to avail himfell of this privi- I oufly obtained leave, though ftrongly urged to do fo by them, and particularly by the American Brigadier General Hazew, who had then the charge of the prifoncrs, but =Shad and Rood the rift 1 of his lot accoclUngli. COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, near COLCHESTER', and COGGESHALL, ESSEX. By Meffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr SNII tit) At Garraway's, on Friday, the 4th December, at Twelve, A N improvable FR E EHOLD ESTATE, now in the occupation of the proprietor, Thomas Neale, Efq. fituate in the parith of Marks Tey, about three miles from Coggefhall, and on the borders of the turnpike road from that town to Col chefter, about 45 nines from London, in the County of Effez. Pic E Rate comprifes 53 Acres of uscommon rich Arable and Meadow Land, the chief part in a ring fence, and the remainder contiguous, with a fubßantlal Farm Houfe, Stabling, earns, and Out•buildings, two Cottages, Farm Yard, &c well fupplied with excellent Water.—The Purchafer may have early poireffion. May be viewed, and particulars had ten days previous to the I fate, at the Trowel and Hammer, Marks Tey ; Cups, Colchelter ; I Blue Polls, Witham; Chapel Inn, Coggethall; at Gerraway's ; and of Mars. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broatl!ft.rect, Royal Exchange. Capital RESIDENCE and COUNTING HOUSE, in the remote part of AUSTIN FRIARS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mars HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (SUCCCIThr% to Mr. SMITH) AN excellent FAMILY HOUSE, containing nu. mermts and capacious Rooms, large Paved Hall, and Offices, together with a Coach Houfe,and Stable, which are optional. Futtber particulars may be bad of Mars. Hoggazt and Phillips, No. 6z, Old Broad street, Royal Exchacgc. DR. FREEMAN% GUTTA SAIAITAIta. THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been of long proved, that nothing of the prefent day an bar a, competition with it in all the different Rages of a certain which it cffedtually sures and eradicates front the habit, 24 exciting the painful falingi and expofure that attends falivation„ without debilitating the couftteution in any drgree, or even ro, quiring confinement from hufinefs, or reftridlion in diet. The radical virtues of there ioeftimable Props have proved their chalet to public approbation for more than thirty years. In at the de. bility of both fetes, they prove, never failing reitorative, wk. ther the debility is produce d by too free ufe of Mercury, illicit pleafures, or the effcdts of a warm climate to travellers, and Mote ' going abroad. They cannot be recummerded too Rime ) , to thofe %rho will receive a fafc. fpeedy, and complete core in all old flubborn Gluts, and evcry weal:tiers that &fleets the bladder sall organs of urine. By Its efficacy many women have become mo. then, wbo for years had been deprived of that happinefs. Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4 2 ChcaPEde,cor. nor of Patersofter-row, and retail by lirlam, Portfmouth; Welton ; Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth; Peek, Hull; Calwell , tag,. lin; Macdonald, Glafgew : Smith and Manderton, Edinburgh; and'hy molt country medicine venders, in bottles, at zs. pl. each with ample diredtions. - PUBLIC ADVAN I'AOH. THE advaqtage the public mull always d er i ve from regularly cduestedprofekonal men direeting davit et clufively their (Indies to erc Iptcies of mala4, was never mote clearly danonftrated than by the unexampled fuccefs which hst attended the adoskill ration of their new remedy. and the errs , ordinary cures it has performed. For a long kriesof rzta, Mea ns CUR Rift and Co. Surgems formerly In his Majetty's fade; have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular object of their to. vetigation, and are happy in having dircovered a medicine fop*r nor to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it Is fulleicnt to obferve that the effects of this ras edare diametrically opp o lk e in thofe of mercury, for though it cons etely eradicates every vett* of the virus, in its moP confirmed Rage, yet it does nut i tilt leaft injure the conilitutitm—on the contrary, it renames the hick tem in all its natural fsandtiona, promotes appetite, and facilitates digeftion—thus in ftead of rewacing a strong aid rigorous conftitst. fiat to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only fee. krves that conflitutiussin its primitive state, but refterts a weak and debilitated one to its natural ftreogth and vigour. Numberlefs intim:ices are on :event record of tie fuperfor dieser of this Medicine, its inherent and fpecific virtues aCtiog as a per petual corrective to bodily debility. whether proceeding *oat an ezcefs of conjugal or illicit pleafure. or from the snow infidnour, though not leis defttnetive . indulgence of Ism thins youth of both feats in a c,itain pernicious habit Anidi the melancholy variety of diforders which are the confequence d this folitary vice, there are none more Wilding thati that tiding* nate of debility and deficiency, which prevents or embitters the ma trimonial flate ; the unhappy fare rer broods over his naisfortent. athamed to feek relief, until he is reduced to fuch a ftste es' stash,. oafs as to render life oppreffive. To loch perfons it muft tie aesa foling reflection, to know that they may now, by a new infallitie mode of treatment, be reftored to that greateit of all human bid- Ins!, a ftrong, manly, and vigorous conftitution. In all cafes of debility. deficiency, from whatever eaufe arieng. as well as in every fpecies of venereal Infection. Mcffrs Cetrie and Co. may he confulted by patients of either fez, with the greateft fecrecy and honour, at their houfe, No. 107, Hattcra Garden. Letters from the Country (poll paid) including a bank note, wail have the !smeary medicine and advice fent to any part of the Ki leant. No. to,. Hatton Garden. ACANDID examination of Profef fi cmal Prete*. lions is mil to be reared by him who is eonfelous of incs. pacity. The profaiGonal pretcnfiens of Mr. Batt are fimptly there—that he is a Member of the College of Surg eons, and a regularly edu cat ed as any Phy fi cian or Surgeon in l.osidon ; the it has been Lis choice to confine his practice to Venereal Com. plaints and Debility, and that in the treatment of there complaints. for the left fourteen years, of which he has refided eleven years in Arurdcl Street, his praCtice has been more eminently ineceisfait than that of any other Surgeon in the fame branch. He regrets that illiterate men, under rtcrtTinys teAmas.havecopicdhisad. vertifi.ments nearly word for word, but the injury to the pubte may be prevented by a careful Inquiry for the certificates which they pretend to puffer's, and an accurate examination of the lift of Surgeons, which is annually publithed at the College in Lin co h,... inn-Fields. No difeafes are felt with greater poignancy by the fufferer this thofe which are occafioned by his own Imprudence, and In no cafes of confultation is liberality of education more definable is the profit:for, than where the molt unbounded confidence is placed and the aloft inviolable fecrecy eapedted. On terms plainly listed nu the full interview, or in Rawer to letters containing a Bank -note, Mr. Bree offers refloratlon health in all Venereal Complaints, and in all cafes of Debility, ' whether arifing from the habits of inconfiderate youth, long refs dence iu warm climates. or the prevalent gaieties of a falkionatic life —No. 29, Arundt . l ftrect. s rand. November to. air. I N prJtetling myfelf a regulatly educatedMembernf the College of Surgeons ' I think it incumbent on me to fiend{ that my Diploma from the Colkge of Surgeons in London. as Ind as Certifiates from the Hofpitals, and various profeffen units whom I itudied Physic. Surgery and Midwifery, have been for years placed in one of toy parlours. open to the infpeetion of any perfen who happens to he there, or is defirous of fuck examination. Thirteen years I have resigned alt other practice far the Rudy and treatment of Venereal Complaints and Debility—but it wee not till I had experience as an Army Surgeon and general Prat* tioner, that I thought myfelfjoitified in the feledtion of this pees liar branch. The concentrated force of the human knelled wbca direded to a particular point, muft acquire furrior ty within e circle of its owo adion, and long continued fuceels is a decided proof that my efforts have not been lea benefidal to others this advantageous to myfelf. The diltrefs and the mifery which arises from a certain deftrue. rive habit Its pernicious to fchoolboys, have been frequently pooh trayed by the moralifts of the age ; but it is the duty of every Praditioner, when calle.l upon, to relieve such (offerings by me dical affiftance, and it is the acquirement of my exclufive nye rience in this line to offer, in every fuch cafe, a fie and certnie re-eftablifhment.—ln flight cafes of deficiency produced by foe living, renitence in warm climates, or too much indulgmce fedutftive paftions, an* in all recent venereal complaints, cal application insures an immediate cure. But in the :nett <im plicated cafes of debility. accompanied by fever, or difarders of I the f“tein arising from neglected infection, f me perfeverance ' inttifpenfably re4uinte for the reanimation of the conftitution,al4 refturation to healla and vigour. all cafes, in either fex, the molt nvlolable f:exceyis Well* ed. and the terms of remuneration arc plainly gated on the Belt interview. TO MY CORRESPONDFNTS The extended reputation, which was the firft °Ned of my-am bition, in the TREATMENT of VENEREAL COMPLAigis and DEBILITY, Laving attraeted to me various Correpoodents in the United Kingdoms of Great Britain, and from dlfferern pare of Europe and America, i beg to addrefs this Public Notice se fuch Correfpondents. The ocrnpation of my time in anfwering letters from thoieollos grudge not remuneration, made it taeoeffary for me fome yells age to °gave, that no letters could be noticed urlds a Bank Noe was inclofed. I again repeat the Information, that no lettaa, with out inclolures, can be anfwered, unlcfs from Patients already un der my care. And I beg to Liggett, that letters from the VT& Indies, or from any Foreign Country. mutt contain oat only* complete flacruient of the Cafe, but a very liberal fens, fulbeerl to compenfate for Rudying and writing fully on the Convednew and for thz. Preparation of a confiderable Cond . ,- of Medicine - bys London Chemift, it fucb thould be requifite. Where the diftanoa does not admit frequency of correfpondence, it is alit, &fired, don the age, tile manlier ,if living and general feelings as well scow? fymptom that can po&bly be defcribed, be molt particular)/ ipo. eified. Letters require no other direfition than the Chriftion and Sur name, " Martin Brae, Efq. London ;" and dun the minds °loathe' Sex may have the fulleft affuranee of frerecy, the pane of lota% accompanied by Fees, need not be paid at the time, but will show wards he cbar.ged to the party. MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Landau. INo. sp, Arundel-Brat . Strand, near Temple-bar. There is an additional entrance in Water Mee adjoining. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE rea-moßßov. Mort.ing 26 alk ad after 3 Aftermon 43 infinity liner 3 LONDON; Printed and publithed by LEVEL KENT, (dem tarburrithee, Lambeth) at the STaa-Orsica, N. e, Carac-i -ittact. PROWbed &Ifs at the STA a-omeg, Teteple-liss. SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, CAROORS Monday, Nev. 2. 2 47 0 6 st o to t 6 47 01 344 3 4t 6 to 46 o 2 45 0 to 45 6 NEWCASTLE COAL. Atlair's Main - Bigga Main - Bryan Main Croft's Main EightonMoor - Elllion Clatehead Park Heaton Main liebburn Main 1,.. 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The Houle lb held on kale for upwards of to years, at a final, ground rent,and contains eight bed rooms, drtffing apartments, chiles and water elofet, a fuit of drawing rooms, finifhed in the modern ayle, and of large dintenfions, a dining parlour, 27 feet by 21, li brary, Gentleman's &citing room and offices in the bafement Rory, large airy yard, coach houfe, three Ball liable, coachman's room, loft, &c. 'fo be viewed fix days previous to the Pale ; and particulars then had of Meirrs.Candale and eon, Solicitors, No a, Bedford row ; at Garraway's ; and of Meirrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-Inca, Royal Exchange. To BANKER.;, WHOLESALE and RETAIL TRADERS. See, DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES. with immediate By Marrs. HOGGART and PHILLIpS, (Snceeffors to Mr. S V rris ) At Garraway's, on Ft idiy, the 4th Decembcr, .it Twelve o'Cloelc, unlcis an acceptable Litz is made in the &lean time by Private Contra6l. A MOST derrable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, contifting of the extcnfive and well arranged Premifes, in one of the firft fituations for hulinefs in the City of London, No. Ito, Fleet-greet, in tbe poireilion of Meffrs. Seaife and Willis. Woolen Drapers, and Taylors, removing to No. tts, formerly 03, New Bond-ftreet. Tha premifes extend about 8a feet in drpth, with a communication into St. Dunitan's-court ; are in ex cellent repair, having been principally new built within a few years, and confilt of a good Family Houfe,convenient Orices, and capital Cellaring, witk a hanclfome front Shop, Counting Houfe, 'Ware hotife, and back Dwelling Houfe adjoining, offering altogether, a molt ch firabk property fur carrying on any refrelable wholefale or retail bufinefs. The front Premifes are held for iz )-tars, and the back for nine years, from Cbriftenas, 1807.—litent only toBl. ' To ha viewed with tickets only, which, with particulars, may he had to days prevines to the fale, of Meffrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 61, Broad-flreet ; partlbular6 alto at Garraway's. Nov. 14. PRICIS. Frid ay, Nov. 13. I I 46.6 3 I 3 t 6 SOLD, and Wednerd. Nov. a i. ELEGANT MODERN RESIDENCE BLOOMSBURY SQ.!? ARE. By Meffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. Ss4 rrv) At Gassavray's, by Private Contra& THE LEASE of a naw-built FAtilL Y HOUSE, lately finithed in the mot! complete manner, and very defir ably fituate the corner of Bedford place, No. 22, Bloomibury. Ignore. The Houfe contains a Narfery, Eve airy Bed Rooms, a Doffing Room, and two handfome Drawing Rooms, with Folding Doors, Dining and Morning Room., with Garden and feparate entrance, excellent Offices and Cellaring ; held for 21 years, at a moderate rent. To be viewed between the hours of twelve and three, and par ticulars bad of Mars. Hoggart and Phillips, Nei. 6s, Old !dread &en, Royal Exchange. Capital LEASEHOLD RESIDENCF and ESTATE, AD F.LPHI TERRACE, late the Refidence of Sir BROOK WATSON, But. deceitful. To be DISPOSED OF by rRIVATII CONTRACT, By Mefrra. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succaurs to Mr. SMITH) AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprifing a fpacious fubftantial Dwelling Houfe, &nate on the Adelphi Terrace, fronting the Thames,cosnmanding a view of the Surrey and Kent Hills. The Houfe is in fubfbintial repair, containing numerous Bed Chambers, a Drawing Room 33 feet by sa, fpacious Dining Parlour, Lihrary,Gentlernan's Dreffing Room and Offices. The hftate is held for a Term of 63 years, at a low Ground Rent of 341. i3s. and early port ifion will be given. To be viewed with tickets only, which with further particulars, may be had of boleffrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 6a, Old Broad 'tree, Royal Exchange. St 6 45 6 4S 0 52 o sz 6 41 4 43 0 Sc 6 48 o 4 3 53 6 ja 6 44 0 jo 6 S 1 6 53 6 38 0 48 0 4S 9 45 3 52 6 St 9 5' 3 44 0 45 3 46 o 46 6 42 o 46 9 53 0 53 6 53 0 Si 0 52 0 SI 0 44 9 46 o 45 6 45 6