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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commiflions Signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County ti Kent. Lewitham and Lee Volunteers. George Halford. FA to be Captain, vice Tyler. aliened. Fillip Charles Walker to be Lieutenant vice Brand rarn. reigned. Frederick Walker, Gent to be Enfign, vice Walker. promoted. John Stikeman, Gent. to be ditto, vice Withers, retigned. All dated Odtobcr i 6, 1807. Commiffions figned by the Lnrd Lieutenant of the - County of Eirex Weflern Battalion of the Vie% Militia. reign Franri* R diet! to be Lieutenant, vice Jackfon promoted in _ thc Line. Dated Sept• 23. t So 7. Etifign Thomas Vaughan to be ditto, vice Dalt on, pi omoted in the Line. Dated Sept. 14, rgor. Fniign Henry nreen to he ditto, vice Cock, promoted in the Line. Dated Sept. at, 18.4. Jofepb Harrifon Cowlam, Gent to be Feign. Dated September 23, 1807. Joreph Gourdez, Gent. to be ditto, vice Vaughan, promoted Dated October 13, 1837. Andrew M`Nair. Gent. to be ditt., vice Ruffen, promoted. Datc4 October 14, 1807. Ea lern Battalion of the Eire: Militia. Enfign Henry Watfon to be Lieutenant, vice Tyler, promoted in the Line. Dated (Moller 7, tBo7. Enlign Wm. Truelove March to be ditto; vice Church, promoted in the Line. Dated Odober 8, tBo7. ill Troop of the Effex Yeomanry Cavalry. Daniel Wright, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Conyers, refigned. Dated Odt a, tBoy. Loyal Ongar Hundred Volunteer Infantry. Veutenast John 7otter to be Captain, vice Tower, reigned. Da fed October 13,1807. William Darby, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Potter, promoted Dated as above . Richard Noble, Gent .to be ditto, vice Bennett, promoted. Dated Odlibber r 4, 1807. William Eve, Gent. to be ditto, vice Mictlethwayte refigned. Da ted Otetober IS, 18:7. John Jones, Gent. to be ditto, vice Rifden, refigned. Dated Gel. 16,1807. William Wright, Gent to be Enfign, vice El!fon, refigned. Dated Oftober 13, 18.4. Commiffirms in the Dunfe and Eyemnuth Corps of Berwickfhire Volunteer Infantry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. William Molle, Efq to be Major Commandant, vice Turnbull, re- Egned. Dated September 17,1807. Commitlions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hereford. To be Deputy Lieutenants-The Hon Thomas Harley Rodney ; Kyrle Euric Money, and John Berringten, Efqrs. Dated Sept, ao, 1807. Leominfler Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry. Janteo Adams, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Green, reigned. Dated September 1°,1E07. BANKRUPTS John Martin, now or late of Villier's ftreet, near the Strand. Middltfer, vidtualle r, dealer and chapman, to furrender Odt ober 29, November 7, and December 5, at eleven, at Guildhatl. Attornies, Meffrs. Wincing, SOD, and Holtoway, Southampton- Buildings Chancery-lane. William Bradfhaw, cf Sheffield, Yorkfhire, gr, )eer, dealer and chapman, November c. 6, at ten, and December 5, at eleven, at the George Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. WRfon, Greirille- Amer, Hatton Garden, London ; or Mr. Win. Sargant, Norfolk Row, Sheffield. Ylkanah Hoist.; de, of Manchefter, manufadturer, dealer and chapman, Cidober 30, 3 t, and Dee. 5, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms !nn, Manchefter. Attornies, Mars. Chcfdiyrc and Walker, Mancbefter. John Hetrell, of Exeter, merchant, OEtober 17, November 3, and Dec s, at eleven, at the Old London Inn. in Exeter. Attornies, lkTars. Wit!: :ms and Brookes, Lincoln's Inn, London; or Mr. John Pidfley, Paul's-itgeet, Exeter. William Chapman Malt, of Kiognon upon Hull, corn-laelor, ha. her, dealer and chapman, Nov. 3,4, and Dec. 5, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingfton upon MIL Attornies, Mr. Gatland, Hull; or Mr. Ellis,Curlitor ftreet,Lordon. Gilbert Sprague, late of Toptham, Devon rope-maker, dealer and ehapmsn, Nov. 3. at ten, Nor 7, at twelve and Dec. 5, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr. Reeks, Wellclofe-fqvare, London; or Mr John Pidfley, Fader. William Heath. of Chippenbam, Wilts, clothier, dealer and chap man, (Moller a 7, November 7, and Dec. c, at ten, 4 Guildhall. Attorcies, Mr. Benner, Dean's court, St. Paul's ; or Mr.Vowles, St. James's, Barton, BriftoL Jofeph Waybran and James Gerrard, of Swan-ftreet, Mincries, London, cornfadors and partners, November 3, t 4, and Dec. t, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Deuce, Billiterlquare, Penchurch-ftreet, London. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, OCTOBER 24. Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the Returns ending OEt. t 7, 1807. Wheat. I Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pears. a. d. s. d. s. d. a. d. s. s. d. 68 7 46 o 39 t 27 9 52 5 65 5 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week ending Odt. at , is 325. (*.per hundred weight. SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, OCT. 24. CARGOES SOLD. and PRISSES. Monday, Wednefd. I Friday, NEWCASTLE COAL. Odt. to. 061. zr. 1 0.1. 23 Adair's Main 147 6 a 1 47 6 - Bater's Maio Benton Lcng Biggs Main r - .. I 49 6 5z 6 SO 0 'Bryan Main Croft's Main Ellifon Flatworth Keaton Main • Nchburn Main 2 Nolywell Main Kenton Main Murton Main Percy Main Pontop—Simpf•neo - Pontop Windfor's Gatethead.Park South Moor Tanfield Moor Townley Main Walker Wall's End Temple's Walls End • Willington 4 Wylarn Moor 2 Killingworth - Bell and Brown's Walls End South Hebburn Blyth - . Cowpcn Main • Hanky 1 SUNDERLAND COAL. Chefter Main - Brain'lh Park Moor Main Bourn Moor Eden Main Bedworth's Low Main Mil!bank. Niewbottle and Urpeth - Newbottle Moor Primrok Main a Marky Will Wultcn Vain Rector Routhlidge Main •- 3uglcy Main 26 49 3 44 9 52 6 44 6 so 6 s 3 6 48 0 44 0 46 6 54 0 so 0 so 0 45 0 3 2 3 47 6 $2 1 47 3 43 0 5' o 46 o 46 6 46 o 47 0 St 6 32 o St 6 42 0 49 6 47 6 So 0 44 0 44 3 44 0 47 6 43 0 42 6 WfisTiiiIKSTER SElsioNs. 41 0 46 0 49 0 49 6 46 6 49 3 so 0 48 6 42 0 49 6 46 0 46 0 44 6 42 0 Saturday Jnn "'otter was convieted of Dealing a pewter pint pot and fentenced to two months im ps i fonment. Mary Fiadall was alfn found guilty of a fimilar of fence, and received a fimilar fentence. Llizabeib Miller, a poor old woman, was convieed of (leafing a fheet - and a blanket, the property of Margaret Manning, with whom the had lodged.— Theft thefts having been committed at two different times, the was therefore charged upon two feparate indiaments. She was fentenced to three weeks im. prifonment for each offence. A nun of the name of Welch was found guilty of healing two loaves from a baker named Lf.vet. For this offence he had been already three months in confinement ; but being an old offender, he was fen. fenced to a further imprifonment of one month in the Houle of CorreCtion. Martha Freeman was charged with Dealing a pint pot from James Mafon, a publican, having been de teCtrd with the pot in her pocket. The prifoner, in her defence, Rated that (he had been, upon the day Dated in the indiCtment, to fee a man hanged, and had afterwards gone into the public hotife of the profecutor, and was fo frightened with what the had ken, that fire did not know what the was about. She was found guilty : and, on account of her having been already two months imptifened, the was only fentenced to a further commitment for 14 days. Elizateth Wheatley was alto found guilty of a limi lar offence, and fentenced to fix weeks imprifonment. Several other low depraved women were alto found guilty of Dealing pewter pots from various public Finnic,. The frequency of thefe petty lar cenies of late occafinned the Magiarate to ohferve to the prifoners, that fhoold they ever again he found guilty thereof, they fhould be fentencti to tranfpor tation. 44 0 John Wall, a young man, was charged by a pub. lican named Daniel Hall, of Chandns (beet, with Ilealing on Gth Auguff laft, a (mall brats cock from his cellar. On the crofs examination of the profecu• tor, it appeared, that the charge was totally ground lefs ; but that he had perfifled in it for the purpofe of getting mosey extorted from the Defendant, to refrain from troubling him with an accufation, This unconfcientinus profecutor was not alhamed to ac knowledge in Court, that he had a cnoliderable while ago received the (urn of fixteen fhillings from the Mier of the Defendant, upon condition that he would not bling forward a profecutinn. Some time after he had received that fum, he imagined that he might have got a greater fum, and returned it. Thus, fiippefing the Defendant to have been guilty of the offence charged, the ends ofjuflice were to be defeated. The Defendant was acquitted, there being no other evidence than the bare affertions of this publican. Ankles of the peace were exhibited againfl Th 9 mar Wiley, a private in the Guards, by his wife. The affidavit of the latter, who is fervant in a reputable family, fet forth that the was in danger of her life. Whiley, who was prefent, with his Serjeant, (frock his wife in court, and being put to the bar by the of ficers, conclofted himfelf in the moll indecent man ner. He prefented a written flarement of his cafe to the Chairman; but as it was addrefred to the Co lonel of his regiment, the Court could not recognife it. He then raid his wife was married to another man, and evinced the greaten contempt of the Court. He was committed for want of fureties to keep the peace, and the dfficets had great difficulty to re move him from the bar. Several petty larceny cafes were tried, of no im• porrance, and the &Mons adjourned to Hick's Hall, on Tucfday. 4 2 0 43 0 43 0 41 6 4v 0 40 0 4 1 0 43 0 44 0 4s 0 41 0 41 0 G. Toad, B. johnfon, and y. Bay:, were brought up as rogues and vagabonds, begging about the (beets ; of the metropolis, under pretence of being maimed feamen. The appearance of the above defcription of perfons imploring charity, under every fpecies of impofition, has long been a public nuifance. They have not only made a crippled appearance by artifice, but it has been their invariable practice to infult un- I !notated females, following them in the molt inde cent manner, till they extorted money. The Magif tunes, fenfible of this public annoyance, iffued war rants for their apprehenlion, and the prifoners were accordingly committed as vagrants. It did not ap pear, upon the prefent occafion, that aiey had any fettled home or habitation. They appeared like feamen, with their limbs bound up, and apparently crippled, but they were known to be impuftors. Mr. MAINWARIN G t the Chairman, addreffing them, obferved," When out of cultody, which will be after fix months imprifonment, y• or. had better follow ano ther courfe of life, for if you are teen about the Itreets begging in future, you wilt be tranfported.— You have been a great naifance, living upon the public in the molt fcandalous manner. If you had the infirmities you pretend to have, and were woun ded feamen, you would be maintained by the public, but you choofe to go wandering and begging in de fiance of the police. You mutt quit this vagabond life, or expect the fevereft punifhment, the law can infliet." The prifoners were then remanded into candy for fix months. Mr. Matirwaatmc then returned thanks to the Gentlemen of the Jury, for their attendance and attention and the Seflions ended. A girl, aged 14, has had, for the lag (even pre- ceding years of her life, Icrophulous ulcers on her arms, neck, fide, and breads, attended with great difcharge, particularly at the periods of Spring. The dileafe baffled every means employed, when the tried SPILIEURY'S Patent Antifcorbutic Drops, and at this time the has taken five bottles ; the (mailer ulcers are all healed, and the larger ones making fair advances to the fame favourable termination, which we are jultified in concluding from her mended (late of health, probably miring from the good health of the fecreting glands. Mrs. Dancer, York, will give further information on application ; and the original letters may be feta at the Difpeofary, No. ts, Soho Square, London.—Mr. SraLsavit is not accounta hle for any mixture fold, wilds the words 4 ' , By the King's Patent" are inferted on the bill of diredions, bottle, and wrapper ; the (lamp alfo (the King's duty) is printed in black inflead of red ink. Bottles 55. 6d. ; boublie bottles los. ; and Larger 11. 241. duty included. DTTB. Lately, at Claverton FarnaTMra. id•Cartniek, wife of Lleots.l nant General M'Carmick, and younger? daughter of Lady Jane Buller. Monday fe`nnight, at the Rev. C. Wilfon's, in Warwick fhire, Mrs. Wilton, of Edward•ftrect,relidt of Wm Wilton, Efq. . . ISLAND OP JERSEY, Ocv.l7.—On Wednefday morning, after a Otort illnefs, departed this life, univerfally regretted, Lieutenant- Colonel Godley. When it is the will of Divine Providence, whore ways are infcrutable to mortal refearch, to take from this fublu nary Rage a charador of pure and unalloyed worth, a fineere regret is well becoming the mind of genuine, difinterefted feeling, and focial elevated fentiments. In the prefent initance of mortal infla bility, if a roodeft unaffuming deportment, a conciliating dilpo fltion' a warm benevolent heart and an unimpeached integrity, could merit the regard and fincere elteem of fociety, thofe virtues I were eminently his own, and the army, but more efpecially the 83d regiment, whom he had formerly commanded, have at all times teftified their full acknowledgment of this fair and candid truth, as alto of his Grill and abilities as an Officer. When Major rf that regiment, commanding a detachment of Regulars and litia, he was the firft whom the Maroons attacked, after they bad waged war againft the Government of tho Mud of Jamaica ; and after a Mort but defperate conteft, he obliged them to take to their woods and faftneffes for which adt of bravery he received the thanks of the Commander in Chief, and the fpot where the aCtion was fought is called and known on the map of the iCand under the name of Goo LEY'S Pose. A laboured panegyric nei ther my difpofition or fineerity will allow me to impofc, but a I temperate eulogium, when juftly merited, as it incites to the contemplation of virtuous cantina, and the acquirement of a good I name, is an incenfe which can difpleafe neither Heaven or earth, to ! offer at the thrift of a deceafed friend, whole lots a large and ro- I fpedtable family, and a numerous acquaintauce, are left to lament. His remains were dcpollted in St.Owen'seturch, is the Paid Mind- SALES BY AUCTION. By WILLIAM HAZARD, At the Bear Inn, Bridge FOlit, Great Yarmouth, On Wedntfday, November 4, ago?, at eleven o'clock precifelfr. By Virtue of a Writ of Appraifernent and Sale, armed out of the High Court of Admiralty, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 900 Gouda Cheefes 12 Batkcts Pipes moo Edam Cheefes 3 Chefts containing Garden 13 Cafks Red Chalk or Oker Roots 2, Circa Writing Paper 6 elicits Haarlem Drops s Cafes Sacrum Samna a Cafe Mill Boards 26 Calks Crop Madder t Cafe Unbound Books s Carts Tobacco in boxes of rJ Calks Dutch Pink alb. each, with lockland 4 Calks Tobacco in papers keys 4 Cafes"! °lacer, in Nu..re rolls S Cafes Tobacco in alb. to Cafes Rhenifh Wine papers aso Small Caiks Pickled Her- 3t CAI Pearl Barley rings 160 Barrels Pickled Herrings And about 1200 Pieces Black 25 Hampers Spa Water Ebony Part of the Cargo of the VROW LOLLINA, Jacob OZLIEN, late Matter, captured on her palfage from Amiterdani to Ellincur, by his Majeßy's fhip Ca nee:4z, James Carthew, Efq. Commander. Likewife about 16co quarters of RYE, Being the entire Carr) of the MARY, Anders Hanfen mafter, captured on her pairege from Nantz to Copenhagen by his Ma jetty's ihip CRUIZ it, P. Stoddart commander, and to be fold by virtue of a Writ of Appraifement and Sale iffued out of the H gh Court of Admiralty. The Goods may be viewed 5 days previous to the Sale by ap plying at the Counting Houfe of Mr. E. S. OMMANEY, mer chant, Yarmouth, or to the A uelioneer. Catalogues may be bad, and further particulars known, by ap plication to Mr. S. HANCOCK, No. 2, Hauunet-itrect, Mil4c. ries, London. VALUABLE REVERSIONi. By Me!Tr,. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, OUCtetrOtt to Mt. SIIIT ki), At Garraway's, en Thurfday, November 5, at Twelve o'Clock, in Seven Lots, THE ABSOLUTE REVERSION to ONE A- FOURTH of the following FUNDED PROPERTIES, ftandieg part in the name of the Accomptant General, and the remainder in the names of Trotters of high refpedlabillby, viz. 3,cocL Navy 5 per Cents. ou the demife of a Lady, aged 39 years; 3,0001. Navy 5 per Cents. on the demife of a Lady aged 27 years; t,coo. Navy 5 per Cents. and 1,6661. as. sod. 3 pal Cent. Ceara., on the demife of a Gentleman aged 36 years; 7,3801. Is. 6d. 3 per Cent. Confols, on the demife of a Lady aged years and her fon, to a fourth part of s,cocl. 4 per Cents. on the demife of a woman; and to a fourth part of 7501. 4 per Cents.. on the demife of another woman and her daughter. Particulars may be bad 10 days previous to the Pale, of Mr. Rawlinfon, Solicitor, Ohl South Sea houfe; at Garraway's ; and sof hleffrs. Hoggart and Phillip, No. 6a, Broad4treet, Royal Ex- change. COMPACT RESIDENCE AND LAND, CHESHUNT, HERTS.—By Mefirs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. Smith) At Garraway's, on Thurfday, the S th of November', at Twelve _ . o'Clock, in Four Lots, (unlcfs an acceptable offer Win the mew time made by Private Contrail ) by Ortier of the Prqprietor. AVERY defirable COPYHOLD ESTATE. confining of a neat fubftantial Fatr.ily Cottage, or Sportf man's Refidenee, in the occupation of Mr. Cruckfhauk, fituate at Cheihunt, near Waltham Crufs, Heats, with fineable offices, excel. lent !tabling, farm yard, barn, garden, paddock, and a quantity of rich land adjoining, containing altogether about eight acres, more or lefs, well fupplied with fine water; alfo a piece of riuo meadow land, fituate conSgusus, containing ten acres. The purc'hafer may have immediate poffeffion. To be viewed at any time, with tickets only, and partictdars had ten days previous to the fate, of Mr. William Fortier, Sur veyor, Tottenham Green; at the Falcon, Waltham Crofs ; Sara een's Head, Ware; at Garraway's ; and of Meas. Hnggart and Phillips, No. 6s, Broad-ftreet, Royal Exchange. _ LEASEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, NEWINGTON ROAD. Elcgant Furniture, Books, tOOO Ounces of Plate, China, Linen, Fine Paintings and Effeds. By I.leffrs. HOGGAR and PHILLIPS, (Suceeffors to Mr. Saul' 11) On the Prcmices, on Friday, the 6th of November, at it o'clock, by order of the Proprietor, 'FHE LEASE of the DWELLING HOUSE in a pleafant Stuation, at Newington, on the Clapham Road, oppofite to the Csicketters, with a large Gardcn and Imitable Offices. Alto the Elegant and Genuine ' , fourth°ld Furniture. moo ounces and upwards of Plate. Books by efteenied Authors, fine Linen, China, a Piano Fine, Dining, Card, and Pembroke Tables, fine Paintings by Astilts of eminence, Picr and Chimney Glaffes, an elegant Suit if Drawing Room Furniture, New Carpets, Oil Cloths, full fazed Bedßeads, with fine Chints Furnitures, Goole Beds and Bedding, a variety of Houfchold Goods and numerous articles. To he viewed. the Houfe three days and tile Furniture one day previous to the Sale, and Particulars and Catalogues had an the Premifes, and of Mars. Hoggart and Phillips, Broad-itreet. CAPITAL FREEIVLD ESTATE, MANOR, MANSION, FARMS, AND TYTHFS, SURREY. BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. By Meffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. Sum) A VALUABLE and lingularly beautiful FREF. HOLD and (mall part COPYHOI.D and LEASEHOLD ESTATE, containing 727 acres of excellent arable, paßure, ntea• dow, and wood land in a ring fcnce, and high Rate of cultivation, great part tythe free, and land tax redeemed, with the manor of Effingham Eaft-court, extending over a large track of country, abounding with game, near the fox bounds and harriers. in a fine (porting part of the county of Surrey; a fubftantial modern man fion, 'tabling for ten horks,coah houfcs,barns, granarie., cottages, bailiff's houfe, and outbuildings; the whole in excellent repair, forming a molt definable elate for the refidcalce of a Nobleman or Gentleenan fond of agricultural ptiefuits and field (ports. The taste is in hand, and the neat modern furniture, farming mcnfils, timber, Rock, &c. may be taken at a fair valuation. To be viewed with tickets. only, which, with particulars, may be had of Mr. Litchfield, Solicitor to the Trcafury, No. 7, Lin coln's Inn New Square, and of Melfra. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad ftreet, Royal Exchange, where map. of the eftate mar be teen. CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. From Mr. WA iNS, H4htown, Hereford To Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead °ore, near Liverpool. SIR—A Lady of this City, for y ears l a b oured under a Nervous Complaint, attended with 'owners of frilly pain in her fide, &e. &c. for which the tried almoft every m ec h.. dee, to no effed. She requelts me to acquaint you, for the g of the Public, that four half guinea bottles of the Cordial Eilni of Gilead have entirely removed the complaint, and is tow happil y reftored to a period Rate of health. Copy of a Letter from JOIIN CARTER MULLMIR, rfq. of Sh o t. ley, near Iplwleh, dated 22d Auguft, Sit—Gratitude impels me not only to thank you. but alt o requeft you to make my cafe public for the ben:fit of others. ai r fatly have always been confumptive, having loft two fitters and s brother ; mad I mould certainly have fallen a vidint, if your Co t . dial Balm of Gilead had not raved me. I have been under aim* all the faculty of eminence near me, particularly Dr. HAviet, of Cavendifh, fo &latently famous for confumptive cafes. Yoe hav e my hearty concurrence to make my cafe known. Findin g rtlid from a (mall bottle, when nothing elfe afforded me the fmallefthis. nefit, I perfevered till aif cafe completely cured me. I allure To e . I will recommend the Beim of Gilead to 1111 know labottring I der Similar complaints. I am, Sir, your obedient rcrvat.t, JOHN CARTER itAULLINER. N. B Perfons defirow; of further information, may he fati4Ed soar particular Ay Mr. Woolfrey Middleditch. cliymift, Ipfiviek. The Cordial Bilm of Gilead may be had of eve!), scfpedatde , Medicine Vendor in the United Kingdom. Groper diredions for every cafe, to enable perfons to cure them. (elves, is given with each bottle, price halt a guinea. There are afro family bottles. cootaininet he quantity of roarer I the tat 6d. ones, for 31s. by whicii y 4 are raved. ' DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANTIBILIOVSPTILES—. r r HESE PILLS have long obtained a jolt cele. brity in the private practice of the proprietor, Mr. DIXON,. Apothecary, and from their great fuccefs in many ohltinnellilime Difordtrs, on numerous patients of diltinClion and others, parti cnlarly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren. Sir Geer" Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sek, the Vikountela ! Bulkeley, ike &c. he was perfuaded to offer skim to the public, under the Approbation and fandion of their name. 3 he following is a Proof of their Etikacy— " Deal Cattle, Haverfordwcft, South Waks. Fe %rutty 24. 1803." " Captain Lloyd prefents his compliments so Mr. Dixon, shier not perfonally acquainted with him, would take it as a favour, If he would fend him four or five boxes of his Pills, as loon n le pollibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always *fed the Medicise is now pregnant and very unwell—for the great fervicc they have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Col. Bifhop and all his Capt. Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the Pills namesake goes; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint fume mina as venders in tkis county, it would he a benefit to theyommuoity:' The Pills are found to be an incomparable re:lke* for reltoring the tone of the ftomach—for coring indigeftion —for preventing crudities, and thcir-confequent difigrceable ended ,ns and flue ! knees. They prevent habitual and temp. nary cultivenefe—fic& , h sad-achs, and heart burn which is occafioned by pr:gnaitcy, sal 1 a debilitated ftoniach, whether arifing from the acrimony of the rjdandant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excels. Sold wholefala and retail at Mr. Butler's, No 4,.Cheapfide,oen. ner of Paternolter row, London: and retail by molt country Me.- dicine Venders, in boxes at 2'. 9d. and 6s. cads. PUBLIC AUVAN 1 et..et. I 1 'HE advantage the public mutt always derive from regularly educated prufeffiunel men direding alined es clufively their (indica to one Ipecics of malady, was never more clearly demonftrated than by the unexampled fuocefs which ban attended the admirriaration of their new remedy, and the ertra ordinary cures it has performed. For a long (cries of years, IVietfis CUR RIE and Co. Surgeons. formerly in his Briajefty's Caviar. have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular object of tkeirin vcillgation, and ate happy in having diCcovered a medicine /ups nor to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fulliclent an obferve that the deeds of this rented y are diametrically oppnfiteas thole of ineriarry,for though it completely eradicates every vetbi. of the virus, in its molt confirmed Rages, yet it does not inlet trait injure the cor.ititution—on the contrary, it renovates the lye tem in all its natural.fundions, promotes appetite, and facilitates digeition--.thus inftead of reducing a Rreng and vigorous conilits- , tion to the frightful condition that meitnry does, it not only pa. ft.rves that conftitution in its primitive Rate, but rat/mm*4sta. and debilitated one to its natural ftrengtb ad vigour. Numberiefs instances arc on recent record of the fuperior efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent and (pecan virtues ading as a ?o pens' corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding fret an excels of conjugal or illicit pleafure, or from the 'ars infiduous, though not lefs deftrudive indulgence of feces dons youth of both Ceres in a certain pernicioes habit AMUR the may eholy variety of diforders which are the confequence et this Colliery vice, there are none more affiidingthan that cditreSeg Rate of debility and deficiency, which prevents or embitters thetas trimonial Gate ; the unhappy fuffercr broods over his misfortune. athamed to leek relief, until he is reduced to fuch a (tate of wah ines as to render life oppreihve. To fuch perfons it mutt be aces foling refiegtion, to know that they may now, by a new blank mode of treatment, be reftored to that greanit of all human Net i age, a ftrong, manly, and vigorous con itantion. In aU cafes of debility, deticaency, from whatever catrfearifirc. as well as in every (pecks of venereal infection, Mars Currie and Co. may be confulted by patients of either fez, with the groat& fecrecy and honour, at their houfe, No. 107, Hatton Garden. Letters from the Country (port paid) including a bank attir e wid have the aceeffary medicine and advice fent to any part of de Kingdom. No. 107, 'Hatton Garden. WHEN Pro (Donal Men of Educationniße fponfibility deviate from the general Sy ftem by the fde4 of a particular branch, the fandtion of long continued focceffes the belt criterion of fuperiority. _ _ Thirteen years havel devoted inypradiceto theesdafivet meet of Three Diforders, and the fueeefsful refuit of my plant/yes me additional ardour to oppore, as far as I am able, the ravages 41 thole Complaints width are the molt important in the Catakgme of Haman Infirmities. Alter initiation into every Branoh r as an Army Surgeon, IT formed a with at an early period of pradice to refcus individado from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally &errors precipitancy of general Praditioners. The Three Difurders, to the cure of which I have devoted ay attention, comptife every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECT) X. whether of a recent or long duration; idly, all kinds of debility. whether arifiog frum the habits of fehool boys or the indatgeocos of immure age ; and, lattly, that derangement of the lA= in sea men which is called BARRENN ESS, or STERILITY. Numerous Meares are the refult of Ignorance, or hale is i treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea ; and it not unfrequently hap pens that die feeds of Life are poifoned by the intliferedoa oaf as unguarded hour By a fuperior method loch Complaints= early cured; and. even where others have failed, I trait the I may pen tane Moller a radical re-eitahlifhment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dialers in tide d i ode:, ornpired with the calamitous fituations of men, who, from an indulgence in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties Of a fathlonable life, acquire that Rate of &Mit? which Is the rear voidable confequcace of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mikry, bat csw fully conceals his tnibfortnne, it may be force confolatlan far Um to know, that although It be an °We& of doubt or uncertainty with other praetitionem, the removal of theft deficiencies byelaw j gradual prayers of renovation, is the Requirement of wy epees. cnce If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce awn* Rigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counters/114os of this languid ftate ; and in there cafes no great difieuity will ocour- MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed their expectations of a family, may be affured, that in mit Ma Ranee, fuch dated' arc curable by Medical lkilL The (ecrecy which is fo eflential to my undertaking, sod do qualifications which I have perfumed to Pate, form the bale d my pretenfions, and in coincidence with fuch this fotimadoe go given, that Mr. Bree may be confulted perfonally, or by lamp (inek;fing a (mall Note), at Ms hook, No. sp, ArsodeMtree. Strand, near Temple-Bar. a There is an additional Entrance in Water ftroet adjoioim aod the name is on both the doors. MARTIN UFA Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ludes. A CAUTION....-SOllle Pcrfons, who faddy affect themfeives. • be M tat se a s or Tut Rov AL Cot. Leo a, having foroveral eon*, part copied my Advertifementsalmott wad for wad, midi:Keret them as their oian productions, it Is my duty to mention, that thee Perrone arc net Members of any College in Laadao. burgh, or elfewhere ; nor have they gay right to prelim Satiny in London 5 LONDON : Prlated and publithed by LEVEL XllbTr f (stOor terburyPlace, Lambeth) at the Srsa-Orrtea. Nu 4, grey► Rivet. Publiand alto at the Sr4R•Orrtes, Temple-Bat