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I ROM 'ATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. A. the Court at the quetn's Palace. the astb of March, 1207, 1 ',Jew the King's Moßkxcellent Mak.fly in Council. His MAJ CST r having been pleated to &liver the Cuftody of the Privy Seal to Joni: tart of WtSTMORLAND. K.O. the Oath of Keeper of the Privy Seal was this day adininittsred to Hsi, and his I.ordlhip took his place at the Board accordiugly. His MAJESTY having been pleated to appoint the Right Hon• IfOIIKILT BANKS lord HAWKSSBUSY, the Right Hon. ROBERT ST IWAKT, (commonly called Vilcutarit CASTLIER SAGO). and the Right Honourable °tonna CANNING, ro be his Majefty's Principal S ccrtaries of Sate, they were this day. by his Majelty's coninurrid, 'worn his Majefty's Principal Secretaries of State ac cordingly. At the Court at the Qqern's Palace. the fifth of March, 1807. prcfent the King's Molt Excellent Majesty in Council . HiaMAits't r, in Council wai this day pleated to &dire Jont4 Jr, Taxis, Earl CA woes K. G. Lord. Prefident of hi, Majcity's Mott Honourable Vrkey Council, and his Lordfhip took hia place at the Board accordingly. This day the Right Hon. SrxNcrk PE Re Ewa, Chancellor sad Under Treaforcr of his Majesty's Exchequer. and the Right Hon. Ro BERT DrtroAs.wcre. by his Majcily's command, (worn of his Majetty's Moft Hon. Privy Countil, and took their places at the Board accordingly. His MAJEVIY, in COUntil, was this day pleated to appoint Raney Earl BATHURST, Prefident of the Committee of Council appointed for the eonfideration of all manners relating to Trade and Foreign Plantations. WHITEHALL, MARCH 28. The Kim% ha. been pkafed to appoint (le oat; e Earl of GAL- Lower to be Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal of the Shire of W igttnvn The KING hag alto been ',leafed to appoint THOMAS Earl of St Leine to be Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal of the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright. The KING 11211 bfal pleaL•d to appoint A C MIA LD COSA HOV Efq. Advocate, to bells Majefty's Advocate in Scotland MILITARY PROMOTIONS. COMlniffiona in Volunteer Corps, figned by his Ma jetty's Comtiiiffioners of Lieutenancy for the City of London. 6th Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers. Major James Amos to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Sir William refigned ; Captain John limes to be Major, vice Amos, promoted; Lieutenant David Smith to be Captain, vice Inn's, promoted; Enfign William Wake to be Lieutenant, vice Smith, promoted ; and John Viven to be Lieutenant, vice Perrin, rt.- figned. Dated Sept. 17, tBo6. Cutfom.Houfe Volunteers. homas Morris, 1 ft to be Captain, vice Williams, re.funecL-- Dated Sept. 17, iBC6. Comrniftions in the Royal London Regiments of Mi. litia, figned by his Majelly's Commiffioners of Lieu. tenancy for the fail Regiment. Fniign William Belt to be Lieutenant, vice Stanley, religned.— Dated February 6, do 7. Julyn Dcfchamps, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Belt, promoted. Dated February 5, iBo7. William Dudman, Gent. to be Enfgn, vice Sinclair, refigned..— Dated February 25, 18 07. Weft Regiment. Enfign Williattt Maunder to be Lieutenant, vice Tarratt, refigned. Dazed j eruary 18°7. George sander Truwfe, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Maunder, promoted. Dated Feb •-•, 1807. Thomas Crump, Gent. to be Enfli,n, vice Hellear, refigned. Dated February 7, igo7. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, MARCH S. Cery of:a Letter from sear Admiral Sir Alexander Cochrane, X. B. Commander in Chief of Pis Majefty's Ships and Verdi at the Leeward Wands. to William Marfdeu, Efq. dated on board the Northumbetland, at Barbadoes, Jan. 22. Sir—Fur the information of the Lords ComanifEoners of the Admiralty. I beg to inclofo the copy of a Ittter from Cartain Mac kn, of Ids Majeity's chip Venus. acquainting me with the capture of the Determinec, a fine hrigprivatLer from Guadaloupe, pierced far twenty guns, having fourteen mounted, and one hundred and siii;ht men oti Loard. i have the honour to be, Etc. (Signed) AL&X. COCHRAN C. His Mtjefty's Ship VORIS, Carlifle Bay, Barbadocs, Jan. 18. Sir—With great plealure I report to you the cap, Lure, by Lis tviajeliy's lhip under my command, of, the French privateer brig Determinee, from Guada loupe, moenting fourteen guns, with a complement of toB men. We Caw her from our matt head, on the forenoon of the ►u:h iattlant, about a hundred I:agues eaft of Barhadoes, and the gave us a chase of fifteen hours. The Determinee is nearly new (being nn her fourth cruize only) and a remarkably fine v:ifel, coppered and copper fattened, nut fifteen days, and had not taken any thing. I have, &c. (Signed) HENAY MATSON. Copy of another Letter from Rear Admiral Sir Alexander Cocb- rave, dated at Darbadoei, Jan. 11. - - Sir•--Tbe iocloccd copies of letters frSim Captains Selby and Sayer, of his Majaty's fhips Cerberus and Galatea ; from Captain Hodge• of his Majefty's fluop St Chriftopher's ; and from Lieu • t naut Dean, commanding his Majefly's armed brig Dominica, I r squeft you will be pleated to lay before the Lords Commiflioners a' the Admiralty. They give me an account of the capture of two fmall privateers. a letter of marque, and two other veffels.— Coofiderable fpirit abd gallartry were difrlayed by the officers and Into in the hoes of the Galttea and ecrberti*) the lore in the lat • ter 'hip has beets rather great, and I am lorry to add, that Lieute nant Cootc's wound is of a very feverc and dangerous nature. 1 he Creole privateer fchooner, of one gun and 28 men, captured by the Circe, on the ad iuftant, is alto arrived in this Bay. I have the honour to be. &c. (Signed) AUX COCURANE. his Majtfty's Ship Cerberus, eff Martinique, Jan. 3. S:,; —I beg leave to acquaint you, that in put fuance of Jour orders-to me by Captain Ptoor, 1 reconnoi tred the plrts of Guadaloupe and the Saints ; after having fo done, and perceiving nu force of any con. fequence, except a brig, of fi amen guns, lying in the Sainte, I left Captain Ptctor, of the CIRCA, off that port, and was proceeding to my former Action in further 'putfuancepf your dire ions, when, on the ad as I was tseaing to windward between Mar- I xinique and ti.iminique, I obferved a privateer fchoo per, with a fchooner and a florin in company, !lan ding for St. Pierre's with French colours flying ; I gave Chace and prevented them from reaching that port, upon which they all three anchored under a battery to the northward, near to the Pearl Rock, and very dole to the (hare. It however appeared to me praeticable to cut them out in the night. I con fulled Lieutenant Coore on the occalion, who, with Lieutenant Bt. t o 14, volunteered the attack ;—when about eight o'clock, they very gallantly boarded two of the vetrels, under a moll tremendous fire of cannon And mulketry from the (!tore, and brought them our, notwithltanding the enemy had taken the precauti' n to unbend their fails. Our lois, however, upon this oceation, has, I am concerned to fay, been confider able. Lieutenant Coors has received a molt defpe. rate wound in the head, which has deprived him of Iris eye fight, and I very much apprehend will, even• tually, his life. One Midfhipman was wounded by a mtift;et ball in the leg, two men were killed, and eight more wounded ; a lift of which I herewith in chile. I cannot dole this account without exprefling in the hi hell terms, my entire fatisfaCtion of the gal lant condna of Lieutenants Coors and BLIGH, to gether with Meffrs HALL, Mailer's Mate, Mr. SATER, Mr. CARLIWIS, and Mr. Satan, Mitlfhipmen, whole bravery on Otis occafion could not bc.exceeded ; and which I feel allured will be the means 'of procuring I them your approbation. Mars. flosoraA ana RAT KOVE. Ruffian young Gentlemen, ferving as Mid thipmen, and Mr. COLLINS, Boatfwaia, are alto en titled to my warm praife. The privateer m •de her efcape with her (weeps under cover of the darknefs of the night. I herewith inclofe you aMI of the veffels captured (one fclioener, one i1..0p, French) ;—and have the hoc sur to he, Ecc. (Signed) w. sissy. A Lift of Officers and Men Killa;t and Wounded on board his. Majeily's Ship Cerbtrus. Killed—William Torbud, ordinary ream= ; William Town[- bend, marine. Wounded—William Conte, Second Lieutenant, dangerous George Sayer, MiAlihipman, • tot bad; Peter Pipon, ordinary, linos dead ; William Smith, landman, not dangerous ; John Burke, Quarter Gunner, ditto ; John Turker, landman, dangerous • John Tefdale, corporal of marines, ditto ; Anthony Marley, ordinary, Rightly ; and Stephen Old, able, ditto. _ His Majelty's Sbip Galatea, off Guadaloupe, Nov. is. Sir—This . . morning I gave chace to a fufpicious fchooner, in the N. W. and after a few hours, got near enough to him, when it moderated by degrees to a calm, and our boats were difpatched under Lieutenants GITTINS and WALKER ; in a few mi grates after they reached near enough to return his fire with mulketry, and were on the point of board ing, when his French colours were !truck, and proved to be the Reunion, a fine new vette' of ten guns, (pierced for fourteen) copper bottom, from la Guira, bound to Martinique with a cargo ; The obtained fome difpatches for the French General in Chief, from the'Spanifh Government at the Carraccas; not a man of oars was hurt, which I attribute to Lieutenant -Go'srates judicious difpofition of the boats, while under the enemy's fire. Our men confirmed me is; the good opinion I have fo frequently had occafion to have of them. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) GEO. SAYER. His Majelty's Sloop St. Chrift apher's, Baffeterre Roads, St. Kitt's, January 3, an 3. Sir—l have the honour to inform you, that at day. light, on the morning of the ad inftant, St. Bartho lomew's bearing N. W. diftance about three miles, I fell in with three French privateers, all to leeward of us ; I inflantly gave chace, but as they feparared, we had only the good Mrtune to capture one of them, the other two having efcaped ins() Great Bay, St. Martin's. Had they united, I am happy to allure you, from the fpirit and alacrity of the officers and grip's company, we fhould either have tak.rn or de fircryed the whole of them. The velfel I have cap tured is the Entreprenante French fbop,of one (mall gun and feventeen men. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) A. HOWIE. His Majefly's aimed Brig Dominica, off Rt . :natio...November 28, a:NS. Sir—l have the honour to inform you, that I yet . - terday captured, to windward of Mariegalante, the Bafilifi: lugger•rigged French row-boat privatee►, armed with one brafs three pounder, and 16 men ; ibe was returning to Point-a-Petre, from a three months cruize, and had made three captures. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) w. mew. Litt of Captures made by the Sh ps of his Majelty's Squadron in , the Eaft Indier, under Command of Rear Admiral Sir Edward Pcllew, Bart. luxe Lift Rettu - us per Tremendous, February 12, zBc6. French (loop Both le Pincon, of 3o . tons, from Madagafcar to Port N. W.; taken off St. [finds, Odnbcr rt, 1130.5, by the Dun . can, lieutenant Sn yd Commander, and dcftroysd at lea. French brig la Courier, of ago tons, fitted for Lives, from Sey chelles; taken off Seychelles, November 9, aos, by the fame fhip, and the fame Commander. French brig la Sirius, of So tons, laden with gum, rofin, and plank, bound to Port N. W.; taken off Seychelles, fame date, by the fame fhip and commander, and dcltroyed. A French brig (name unknown), of 90 tons; taken the fame date, by the fame (hip and Commander, and fet on fire. French fchooner la CACOtt e, having 4 guns, hut pierced for S, and _ _ 70 tons, laden with cocoa maw taken off Diego Garcia, No weather 27. 18os, by the fame fhip and Commander. A French brig (name unknown). of 8,) tons, from Fort Lcuis to Bourbon; taken off the Mauritius, January t 4. 18sC, by the Pitt, W. bathurit, Commander, and dearoyed, having bale good and military clothing. French thin privateer la lienriette, of 23 guns and T 3,4 men ; taken Glf kriar's Hoed, Juin: 13, 18c6, by the Powerful, R. Plampin, Commander. French brig privateer de France, of 8 guns and 71 men; taken at f.st, April 8, tB:6, by the Duncan, Lord G. Stuart, Commander, deltroyed. French dip privateer la Bellonc. of 3o guns and T 94 men; taken off Bairn, July 12, zBo6, by the Powerful, R. t'lannin, Cum. mander, and the Rat drfnake. T. Baftsrd. Commander. French Born packet Alexandrianc, from Bourbon to France, t-hen at lea, March 28, 1806, by the Pfyche, W. Woolari,lge, Conl- . . . snander. ~ . French fchooner la Celettine, laden with plank, corn, and cloves; taken at lea. May so, 18:6, by the fame (hip and Commander. A French brig (name unknown) taken May a 6. ac 6, by the fame thin and Commander. ;aid run on ihnrc, and wreckul un• _ . der the batteries of St Gilles. French lugger la liranie, laden with rice; taken at fea, ram date, by the fame :hip and Commander. French lugger la Sophie, laden with rice ; taken and burnt at fea, cargo taken out, fame date, by the fame (hip and Commander. French brig la Payne Be:. laden with gum and rice; taken at fea, June t, 1806, by the fame ihip and Commander. rrynels fehooner l'etoile, laden v. ithrice ; taken at fea and fcut- tied, cargo taken out, June 2, 18...6, by the (acre Blip and Commander, French brig la Coquette, laden wick rice; taken at fea, June co, 1806, by the fame (hip and Commander. French lugger la (3, r.mge, taken and (ruffled at lea, fame date, by the fame Blip and Commander. Spanith brit Providencia, laden with fundries, from Manilla to t h e hfiauritiu, ta';en at fea, June tt, 1806, by the Sir Francis Drake, P. B. Pcllew. Commander. _ . French brig F.rdition, laden with (Lives and cotton ; taken off the IN of France, July 3,18* by the Pit:, W. bathurft, Com mander. French brig privateer Vigilante, of s eighteen pounders; taken at I%e!ufeat, Je•ly at, slob, by the Conkorde, J. Cramer, Comman der French ketch la Charley of 2 guns, t 6 mrn, and ss tens ; taken at Rodrigue, July is, t 5;,6, by the Sea Flower, Lieutenant Owen, Commander. French fhip privateer l'Emilien, of 18 guns and 150 men ; taken at fca, September 23, 1806, by the t 'Modem, Chrißopher Cole, Commander. (Signed) IMO/. PELLEW. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. James Vapper and Charles Jacob, of Hampftcad, Middlefex, fur geons and apothecaries, March 25.1807. James Alhworth, William Albworth, and Martha Athworth, of Houghton, Lancallire, hatter., January 31. I goy. George /Vet, James Bridget, and Jonathan Prieftley, of liunflet Moor, Leeds, Yorkfhire, linen yarn fpleriers. March at, B°7. Thomas Nicholls the elder, and Thomas Nicholls the younger, of Bradford, Wihihire, linen drapers, December 22, 18°6. Abraham Levy and Adam Knopf, of St. Kat herine's-ftreet, Mid. Merl, taylors, March as, 'Boy. Thomas Wetherhead, John Butt, and Thorass Turner Wether bead, of Wapping, Middiefer, brewers, February. 18°6. William Wells, Benjamin Gilgreft, and William Neville, of Fleet- Rreet, London, threadmon and haberdafhers, March 26,1807. John Baffin and Co of Upper Thamcs.ftrect, London, fugar bakers, Dec. 31, 1806. James Jeffs and George Gibfon, of Holborn, Mildlefez, fadlers and harm(* makers, January a, 18c7. George Wilfon (deceafed), and Robert Smith, of Birmingham, lac .. two Novexub;r 4,1836. • James Davenpart, James Gee, and John Menne, of Hollinwood, near Oldham, Lancelhire, battcra l Mardi a 6, John Diciihnry, George Grant, Ind Gene 11141Matir, of Wick erfley and Datton. Yorkfhare, March 23, 13°7. Charles Gullet and Samuel Winter, of Lawrence Ponntney.line, London, merchants, Dec. 31, 180 f. BANKRUP ITV ENLARGED. ..... April 4. Thomas Harding and Lin/more Cre:n, late of Godfrey court, Milkdlreet, London, wholefale drapers and cop irtuers, , . . at ten, at Guildhal. April at. George Parkiofon, of London, warehoufeman, mullin manufadurer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. May 16. Thomas Clark : of Chatham, Kent, corn•dealcr and chap- man, at ten, at Guildhall . April 4. Thomas Lorgbottom, late of Holbeck, near Leeds, in Yorkibire, clothier, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. _ John &wenn, of Great Surrey-ftrcet, Blackfriara Road, Surrey, cheefemonger, dealer and chapman . BANKRUPTS. _ _ Richard Humph ry the younger,;ftioniion, Devon, butter•far_Ror, r furrenderApril at, 22, and May 9 at eleven, at the Dolpl: L Inn, Honiton. Attornies, Metrrs Tormiliend and Pearce, in Honi ton. George Symons, late of Plymouth Dock, Devon, mercer, April 3, 4, and May 9, at eleven, at the Kiog's Arms Inn, Plymouth Aotornies, Metres. Julian and Cudllpp, Plymouth; or Mr. Na thaniel Davies, Lothbury, London. John Mitchell, of Manningham, patilh of Bradford, Yorkfhire, worfted manufacturer, April 1.4, at fix, April 13, at eleven, and May 9, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Bradford. Attornics, Mr. Edge, King's Bench Walks, Temple, Loudon cor Mr. Brugden, Bradford. Richard Sowley, of Knowle, Warwicklhire, cornfattor, dealer and chapman, April 13,14, and May 9, a: eleven, at the /11:cle Swan, Warwick. Attortiles, Metre. Smart and Thomae, No S. Inn, London; or Meffrs. Tonics and I-Itydon, Warwick . Stephen Timothy Weft, of Caftor, LinenWhirr, fcrivener, April so, at three, April t z, and May 9, at ten, at the T..thot Inn, Castor. Attornies, Mr. Jofeph Pearfon, No t 4, Holborn court, Gray's Inn, London; or Meffrs. Turner at:: I.:tamer, C.lttor. James Shynn, of Stratford, Effex, r aid clhipman, March 3r, April 14, and May 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Anon& s, Mars. Smith and Tilfun, Chapter Houle, St. Paul's Church- yard, London. John Rowe, late of Caßle-ftreet, Falcon.fquare, I nadon, mer chant, dealer and chapman, (partucr with I 1t. 6 11 AI Lean, of New York, in America,) April 4. tB, and May 9. at t.n, at Guildhall. Attornies, Meffrs. Swain and Stevens, Oa Jerry. DIVIDENDS. March 3t. Michael Faveil, late of High !tract, Southwark, tines draper and Ray maker, at twelve, at Guildhall. March 3t. James Blafe jonei, of New Boud•Rteet, Middlefex. fruiterer, at twelve, at Guildhall. March ,31. James Ward, late o. Bermontlfey, Surrey, brewer, at cloven, at Guildhall. March 31. James Pendred, Brook green, Harnmerrn.lol, diem, dealer and durum at twave. at Guildhall. March 3t. Ralph Houlding and John Hou!ding, late of Preßon, Lancathire, dealers in liquors, at ten, at Guildhall, London. March 3t. John Scott and George Scott, South-Rreet, Pinfbury fcriare, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall March r. Thomas Hudfon, New Buod-Rreet, Middterm, ta vern keeper, at ten, at Guildhall. March 31. Thomas Richardion and Thomas Worthington, late of Manchcfter, Laticaihire, merchants, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Mancließcr. MARRIED. On Saturday the tilt init. at Walcott Church. Bath, Edward Morgan, Ffq. of Brecon, South Wales, to Mrs. Beauchamp Cooper, of Upper Park-ftreet. Bath. Saturday fe'nnight, Mr. !fall of Wailbmok, to Mil's Greenwood, youngeft daughter of the Rev. Thomas Greenwood, Vicar of Caine, Witt% Simon Yorke, tfq. to Mire Holland, eanghter i.f John liolLand, Efq. of Toynilau, in the county of Desibeigi• DIED. On Saturday fc'nnight. at his Cham'aers in the Temple, T. G. Comings, Efq. late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge On Saturday laft, Philip Alfred Williams. third fon of William Williams, Efq of Lincoln's inn Fields On Tucfday 24th loft. Mr. New! And, Surgeon, of Guildford, aged C 9 years . On the tad init. in Olouccfter, replete •.ri:h thole ninra! :roper ties which exalt the humPn charaeler. Mr. Richard Worthington, eldeft fon of Dr. Worthington, of Aflatonhay.:s, in the county cf Chefhire. Saturday fe'nuight, as Nir.White, attorney at law, of Duke ftreet, Wel"'Moiler, was t: king a bafou of I,up, at George's Cuffeehoure, near Temple Bar. lie complained of fuddc bilifpofition,defired to be conveyed to bed. and atten pted to walk sterol's the Coffee room, but dropped down on the P.oor, expired imroetliately. At Edibburgh, on the 17th intlant, in the 8 i ft year of his age, Dr. John Gardner, Member of the Royal ColleLe of Phylicians, Edinburgh. Suddenly, Mr. Atwood, the celebrated Violoncello Player, and who pi. rtoi sled a few nights before at the York Concerts. DOCTOR HOBSON 1 IMPERIAL OIL. WHAT Ntient, who is futf:ring under the dill treffing pain of Chronic Rheuniatifin, or the more acute anguifb of Gout, would not, at any price, gladly porch a Re medy to relieve his fufferings! No remedy has been fo etTedt ual as Dr. Hodfon's Imprri..l Oil, in affording certain cafe, and alleviating pain in there diftr. !Hog complaints in the fw•elling of the joints and P.iffnefs of the tendons, the bad &-e: of old drains, rendered worfe either by much exertion, or by cold variable weather. •Phis cz cellent application reduces the (welling, and brings the tendons and riufeles fot and pliable; in one difeafe, the Rickets, the relaxed yielding e.:n litiuu of the Dena is fo wonderfully changed by the r,:gular ufe of the ImperiA Oil, that the bona, though diitorted, re gain their natural lhape and Gore. In Palfy, Numb:ids of Limbs, and Torpor of the Back or Spine, it proves a fovcreign Reinely, byanimating and reaming the energy of the Nerves. Sold whop tale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4,Cbeapfide,cor• ner of l'aternoßer•row ; Hazard and Binns, and Cruttwal, Barb ; Slain, and Lynch, Mancheßer ; Gregfons, Liverpool ; and mot hook fellers and medicine venders in every country town, in bottles at as )(Leach. RENOVATED HEAL (H. I — - - - T has been too frequently tne fuljea Of jai and general reprobation, that men dettitute of the elements of the medical art, have offered thernfelves as candidates for public patronage in the profcffinn of phyfie. For the purpofe of doing uftice to the refult of our itutlies and experience, and to prevent us from being claffed among,thore empirics whole impudent pre. tenfiens have, unfortunately for fo. LI, been too favourably re ceived, we beg leave to fuhrnit to the liberal and enlightened a faithtitl.ttatemtut of our purfuita and acquirements. After having received a regular medical education as the pupils of Meffrs. Otto. dal and Blizard, whole ledtures and prmftice we carefully atten ded, as pro:errors and furgeons of the London Horpital, we entered one:eves as ltudents in that juftly celebrated fehool for medical acquirement. the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were Inftruc ted in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and pradlice of Phyfic, Cbentittry, Midwifery. botany, &c. &c. by thofe eminent p .ofeffors, Drs. Montt.), Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We truft we (hall not be deemed pre fumptuous in laying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconfiderable• Having for along (cries of years made venereal complaints, and the various difeafes of DEBILITY, the part ;mita. Mice% of our studies and pradlice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired fuptrior knowledge of their treatment and cure. In flight and recent cafes of infeetion, a perfort re ettablilhment is completed iu the wort period of two days ; and, ' in thofe of the utmoit inveteracy, where other practitioners have failed of (need's, a proper perfeverance in our plan of treatment, enfures to the patient a fafe and radical cure. Amidit the melancholy variety of difordes-s which are the effcets of a habit long and molt unhappily pursued by the youth of both Sexes, there are none more alarming or more diftreffing than there deficiencies and debilities which frequently prevent or embitter the matrimonial (tate. To fuel) perfons it mutt be a corfoling re. fledtion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible Mode of treatment, be reftored to that greaten of all human bleffintri. a ftrong, manly, and vigorous conftitution. In all cafes of debility, from whatever caufe arifing, as well as in every (pedal of vene real infedtion, we may be mashed by patients of tither fez with the greatelt fecrecy anal honour. Hours of ecuifultation at home from ten to three, and from fix in the evening till ten at night. Patients in the country are requefted to Rate the particulars of their cafe, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c indofirg a remittance for advice and medicines, when the f .me wia be given or fent to any part of the kingdom. To enfurc that feerecy In ef. (=dal to our undertaking, the pottage of letters may be added to the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, November 26, s!;6. No. io7, Hatton Garden. SALES BY AUCTION. I' I .Y MOUTH. THE Sale of ALMONDS: GUM, die. by the Haffrun, Adamfat Matta, At vertifed to lie SGI,L the 34 el April rest, is poftponed.—Plymouth, March ts, 1807. NAVIGABLE CANAI, PROPERTY—MONTHLY SM.E. By Mr. SCOIT, On Friday. April j, rt Twd,e o'el•uk, at Garrawars. Condos, SHARES in the felinwing NAVIGATIONS, VIZ: The Affirm and Oldham, Prat Poreft, Grand Panelion; War, wick and Birmingham ; Naptot, flkfmere, Worecfter, and Ile. nz h am ; Urion, Chet/tart, Croydtm and theGlonedtcr and Bette. It y Canals; blfo Grand Jtioettioli and Alhs) de la Zauch Bands; bearing 5 per Cent. Interak. Part is mars at the New Hotel, llirminearn : at HatdieteaHotd; Piccadilly ; at Garraway'a; and of Mr. bc4::. No. ac, Ncw Bridge. ftrect, London By Penal:Eon ot . the 13Jartt of Coftoms, for Itzpartation. Doty free, on Wctineftlay the thh of April t!,a•T, .4 rill o'Clock io the Forenoon, on the Predates or Mr. l" I war.: !::.uldcn, Deal, SUNDRY GOODS, rived . 1 31;. c:l,;ntar; Benjamin Bernet Mattis, %sleeked .4:1 • M :..ar Wat• mer Cafk, t*.e 18dt of February L:t, on tier VorAg ',,,in Lon: Lion to Litton. Conlifting of about ;So Eundlcs or Iron lionius...3) CIA fts and 7 Calks of Swords Scsblurds—:our Cafes of teol—too Gulls Mulkcts and C.nts 84rtsis—A lug,: Qtpntity of honbles, Brafs Rings, Scale &ats, Str:kc Fires, Asti % Kippers, a*d Locks. The Ou uis may be v;ewed the Monday and Tuerd iy preceding the Salo, aid Catalogues ba,l, by application to Mars 1. fridas, Got,: and Co. London; or to \lr. lidwad It:mkt-is. •aL CORDIAL 13.1.1.N1 OF GILEAD. Extraa of a Ltttcr from John lathier, krq. rani Carberi Count ) , of Ka,Lre, Ircland, to Dt. Solomon. PF.Mt SIR, . Iluott e. dor. I INFORM yeti with great pleafitre that Mrs. Jack. fon, my wife. was two year: and a half c impletely bed ridden, and not zidc, frwa her great svialsncfs, to cat, drink, or di gelk any thing, tid the vn:advif .i by a friend to try your truly cele brated Cordial Balm 0; Gilead. nine bottles of which has bad fo extraordinary mai happy an eff.-ef, that the is now, though at the age of 63 yearS, able to walk out and etertife herl4-lf., bt ing mak perfettly recovered, ta the forprife and altonifhment of all bet neighbours; in coo fideration of which. and in Mice to your me dicine, you have my permilli in to publilh the fame, &mild you think proper. I am, dear. It Sir your much Oblivd fervant, JOHN JACKSON. The Cordial Balm of G'lead is fold in bottles, price half. a-guinea each ; there are atfo Family Bottles, price lit containing equal to four bottles at tz;s.6d. by which the patient fives 93 inaluding alto tbc duty ; roc Stamp of which hears chi propri , tor's name and addrefs in the engraving," Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," to irnhate which is felony: and this privilege, of a particular let of plates for his Ramps, has been granted to Dr. kotomo N, by favour of his Majelty's Hosioura'ale Conimiffioners of Stamp Macs, purpoftly to (ewe the public again it counter felts.--Nont elle are genuine. May be had of Dr. Sotomou, Liverpool; and of all reflux:table Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom. rREE hiAN"s GUTTA SALUTAIUS. j'HE Valne vi this infallible Medicine has been 1 . 4 lon g pawed, that nothinz of the prelim day cao hear a coot. petition with it, in all the different itstrs of a certain Difeafe,whish it effsdvally cures, ari (-recreates from the habit, without - exciting the painful killogs and irpof4re that attends Salivation, without debilitating the CoLflitution in any degrce,or even requiring con finetnect from Bt.finefs. or reildslion in Diet. The radical virtues of tbekstieflimabic Dr.tps have proved their claim to public appro bation for more :Lan thirty years. in all the Dibillty of both Sexes they prove a newer failing reflorative, whether the Debility is pro • &iced by tco Inc. nrc cf I)lcrcury,hy illicit pleafuret, or the elle& of a warm climate to Travellers and thofe going abroad. They canto' be recanta'crd.•d ton Ili - tingly to thole who will receive a fate, ipeely, and complete Ci.n:. in all old flubbern Glens, and every weakr;eii :hat affeds the Bladder and Organs of Urine. By itsefficaey many Women have become Mothers, who for yeart bad been deprived of that happinefe. Sold whold.tic -dui recall at Mr. Butler's, N 0.4. Cheapilde, eoe r.er of PatsrPoitcr rc w : and retail by ihlau, Portfmouth ; We. ton, Pura.. ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth ; Pt, h ; Calwell, Dublin; Macdonald, Giarrow, , Smith and Manderon, )din. burgh ; and by mnit Country Medicine Vend r., in bottles at 21 9d. each, with ample &red-limit.. ROBBERDS's BALSAMIC ELIXIR, or COUGH DROPS, IS the fifeit and molt immediate R eme d y ever yet eonspounded for the Cure of Colds upon the Lungs, Althm-,. Covgh,and Confutnytive Cates; to all which. the Inhabitants cf there Inartsls are more efprdally 'spored, by the moiltncfs of the Air, that condantly ten& toward, Colds, and is ever accompanied by a troublefinne and eventually dangerous Couzh this if not re moved, daily inercafes in obllinacy, extending its baleful effeels over the weak and tender frame, or wholly deftroyhig the func tions of the Lungs in more robuft Pcrfons. The ilallantie w Elixir (or Cough Lrops) of Mr. Robbenls is compounded to meet there eskils to reftore the tone of the Chet and its contents and thereby difcharge that tendency to Confump tion and Afthma, ever found to fucceed fuck injury of the Lungs. In long contradted and uhfliaste cafes, a few Bottles are neceittry. but in all recent Coughs, the Elarir ads bltantaneoufty, and re. (torts the Patient to his former Health; leaving a doubt that his Mods proCeeded rather frolo fancy than reality. A CAUTION.—Ohf,..rve the name of R. Butler, No. 4, Cheap fide.is engraved on a black Stamp, which is affixed to each Bottle, all others are counterfeit*: Sold Wholefale and Retail by Appointment of Mr. Rohherdri Apothecary, at Mr. baler's, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Pacr nufter-row; and Retail by Clark, No. 269, Borough; Allen, No. 76, Oxford ftreet ; Stratton, leicetter rquarc ; and moft Country &Writers, in Bottles, at as. std. and 6a. each, M R. BREE has freqnently b een que lli one d w h y he continued to advcrtife to difplav qualikagiols which no man bag hitherto difputed, and to exprefs his feleditm of a peculiar branch, in which the extent of his pradtice is already fuffici,n.ly known. To fuch queftious Mr. Drce replies—the fecrecy which is infeparAle from the treatment of that brand; debars him from the ufual mode of proreflional recommendati di, for it is feared? within the pile of the molt perfed intimacy, that a confeffien of error is !Omitted to merely w illufirate the charadter of a WM. cal Pradtitioner. His qualifications and privileges are repeatedly Elated, to dlftinguith him from thole who, without the acquire• ment of profeffiontil knowledge, have the temerity to afpire to the advantages of profeffional pudic& . . In thole fecret difordcrs, which age ordained to be the punira. rnent of illicit indulgence, and in that complicated dcraogemert of the fyftem, which nhllical men den!)mirre NERVOUS COM PLAINTS, producing general or local DEW LITY. by which the ftamina of life are dclir6yed, and the dearell intcrefts of pofterity alfeetod. he claims fuel , flip< :iority of (kill as might perhaps have been equally attained by npy other Member of the College of Sur geons, confining Menial( fur fourteen years to thi• branch, and concentrring his ftu.llea and pradUcc to ttiis purl .nlar point. Sandlioned by the fixed, of hk teldertaklng he ot:Crs Reftora tion in every cafe of Vcr.rre4l Inh. ti 11, and in all tholl DeScicn cies which am the confcqurncca or long continued indulgence is luxury or in vice. refidcncr. in warm climates, or any other producing. Debility or Nervot:s Complaints In the one rex, am' , barrennefs in the other. The terms of remuneration arc plainly Rated nn r!.e fire. inter• view, or in anfwer to letters contact ing a Pank none. Cr A CAUTION.—Some ',efforts, who lalfely aff•rt Nxn• f elves to be Members of the Royal College. having fur fteeral months psit copied my Advzetlfements, almoft word for word / . and inferted tbent as their own produellon, t is my duty to• mention, that fuch Perfons are not Members of as, Call. in London, Edinburgh, or elfewhere, nor have they any right to pradlice Surgery itt London. MARTIN BREE, Member of the RoytdColltge t Surgeons, London. No. :9, Arundel-itreet. mar Ten•pie Feb. t, t Slo7. N. 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