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From the LORDONVIZIRT7JI, jay 3. • VIA NILATION 11// an. notaitiarmisss.ill3l:l[ll ST TOL Ill• PEROI Of 111/SSIA' AT rf. es , TVS 7EIIOI IfAY, 5804. ILLATIVE TO TM ADMISSION OF fOILIGNSIS INTO EIS IMPLIIAL MAJCITY'S DOMINIONS. la. To enter our frontier., all perfons, except in the under-mentioned cites, are to be provided with ffports from our Minifters or othe r Agents refitting inforeign countries. Particular intiruetions will be fent to our Minikes and Confuls as to the manner in which fuch patTports arc to be granted, fo as to caufe the kali inconvenience to trade or general intercourfe. ad. Perfons coming from cities or places where we have neither millions nor Confuls, mull produce paffports at the frontless from the Governors or I Chief Officers there. Paffports from inferior officers, tram Country jultices or Commiffioners, or from the Magiftrates will not be acknowledged. T h _ Gover nors of our frontier provinces will receive inftruiftions in what manner they are to communicate with the Governors of Provinces belonging to another Power relative to this point, and direaions will be given at t e harriers where paffports are to be acknowledged. ' 3d. Ruffian fubjeN, traders, and other perfons ufually reliding .n Roffia, having paffpfsrts to go *broad for a limited term, will be permitted to re• turn with the fame pallport. 4th,, Perron* owing a legiance to two Powers (So lt* main) mull, from our tide, be provided with a paffport for a year from the Regency nf that Gho vernment in which their property lies, with whic, during that term, they may pars out and in without interruption. sth. All perfons mull produce their paffports at the frontiers; and, if conformable to theft regula tions, they will be allowed to pafs without moletia ties, except Poch as may be particularly ordered to be Sopped. 6th. Thefe Regulations are to extend to alt rea rms. in fo far as regards pa ff engers arriving there.— hip-maßers. and perfons ferving on board (hips, are to be admitted upon the forayer mining regulations. 7th. All there regulations (hall be enforced for dm tweeter pins of Europe within two months; and for the gore diftant. namely. Italy, Spain. and Portu• gal, without four months, reckoning from the date of this Ordinance (Ukafe), which flail be publithed in the NewfPapers of both our capitals. flth. The daily communications of perfons refilling OS the frontiers will remain on the former footing. 9th.. The, intercourfe with various Afiatic nations IM the frontiers of the Cuban, on the Hoes of the Cancafus and Orenburg, and a lto with the Turkifis fubjeas in general, is to remain on the former footing. scat. Fairports will be granted to perfons going out of the country as formerly. Signed with his Imperial Majefty's own hand. Counterfigned, Count V. Koreas/saw. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • wait-orioles, JULY 3, 1804 of Royal Oarrifoo Banason—Lieuttnant-Generaljante, Stewart, from the 6Stb Foot, to be Colonel, vice General Edna/Acne, &waled. ConunicGou in the Derbyfhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieotenant. Chiees Nathaniel Eire, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated June s, SONO ON His MAJESTYI EINTIMAY, WRITTIN DY MX. AMPHLETT, - - - AND SONG AT — A LARGIL MEATINO Of lite 01:N711MR/I OW ViOLCIRIIAINI9ON, ON 'Litt 41'11 Of JUNE. Let the whirlwind arife, add the temp.-It loud blow, On her rock, Rill undaunted, Bat ran ma dull (mile; Her eye (cares the light's:ins that gleams from the foe, And her •nice Rills the thunda that growls ratind her Me: Still each Britun's decree, is to live or di,: free, And long as old Time t►is our Motto Mall bey 0, tither than crouch at the throne of a Slave, Give us war that's eternal, or peace in the grave! Though no vertical Sun on our thorn deigns to thine, And no vineyards the tops of our mountains adorn; Yet Liberty finites on our wallies divine, And grateful her orifon hymns to the morn, At their impotent call, Spaniard, Dutchman cd Gaul, Shan find that we're ready, for one or for all; And that rather than bow to their Cothran Slave, We're for war that's eternal, or peace in the rave ! Our Mo Keane, to abate furrow'd temples old Time The Wows of experience and peace has decreed, Contend for entire rights fees his myriads (airtime, For which thourendshay.bled,for which t hatstands mult bleed. Bent with years and with woe, When death aims the blow, He'll perhaps bear the thunder that falls on the foe" And cheered by the found and the (bouts of the brave, In peace his grey hairs Ilan defeend to the grave. Let each Briton refolve eiry fee to refill, And no power of man-mall our liberties fever; With be rights may Old England then craft to eta s " Or flourtfis till Liberty numbers for ever !" For each Briton's decree, Is to live or die free; And long as old Time this our Motto than be—. That rather than crooeh at the foot of a nave, Give us war that's etemal, or peace in the grave! L4W INTELLGENCE. COURT OP COMMON PLEAS, JUNE ss. aaaNDON O. H A WORTH AND OTH eltS. This cede excited a confiderable degree of interell, as it was an salon brought by David Brandon, a Jew, heretofore a member of the London Volunteer Cavalry, for a libel, againa the Defendants, who, as members of a Committee for regulating the affairs of that corps, had expelled him for diforderly and ungentlenunlike condo& The caufe was moll ably conduced—Mr. Seijeant SNirNAaDfor the Plaintiff, and Mr.SetjeantCoexi LL for the Defendants. As the publication of the flip. pored libel was admitted, the only witneffes called were James Hall, a ridingetafter, and James Wo rm, fecretary to the corps, who proved that the mall perfea harmony and unanimity had rubfilled in the regiment until the Plaintiff's mirconclita in Decem ber kit, on which the expulfion was founded. The Learned Judge adverted to the neceffity of a hong power, either in a Committee, or Tome other body, for the management of Volunteer Corps, and • thought this Committee had not exceeded its powers in the prefent publication.—The Jury being of the fame opinion, gave a verdia for the Defendants. dos ColPmiifion figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the COonry of Northumberland. Dated June 26, 1804. Vint's, Dm. Gent. to be a Second Lieutenant in the Percy z e.. !sultry Vaianteer Rinanen. Commiffions in the ill Battalion of Dorfetthire Vo lunteers, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated June 14, 1804. Gent, to be plum Jennings. Efq. to be Captain ; Robert Deane, Wetenant; James Eaton, Gent. to be EnEgn. Commiffions in the gd Battalion of Ayrfltire Volun teers, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated June I t, 1804. Lain John Wyllie to be Lieutenant, vice John Bunn. refined ; James Rodger, Gent. to be lardign, vice John Wylie, promoted. ' Gommiffions in Volunteer Corps, ligned by his Ma jelly's CommitTioners of Lieutenancy for the City of London.—Bank of England Supplementary Corps. Captain Charles Pule to be Adjutaat. Dated June a, 1804. Cuflorn• Rode Corps. To be Captain, by Brevet.a-Adjumnt Hugh BiChopp, Dated Jane 4, tem,. To be Liniment's-lime Crouch. Gem. Dated June 4,1804. Frederick Gibruie, Gent. Dated Junes, Igoe. 'lobe Enigno--Ingram Ryder, Gent. Dated June 4,'804. Lobs Crouch, Gent. Dated Jane 5 . 'Soo. To be Surgeons-Timothy Davis, Gent. Dated June 4.1804. BANKRUPTS. John Tresdrold, of Funks. Hants, cabinet-maker, dealer and c hapensn. to furrender July 14, SI, and Auguß rs, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Ammons, Meer*. Tilbury and Bcaltord, Bedford-raw, London. John Harvey, bur of Birminzharn, wine-merchant, Tull 9 to, and Augeft t ~ at eleven, at tge Stork 'Csvern, In the Square, mingham Attendee, M. Dolphin, Is Birmingham ; or Mr. Phonon, loner Tanple, Leedom. DIVIDENDS. July te. Edward Stanley, of Alvettoo, Warwkklblre, dealer and • COURT OF KING'.i BENCH, JUNE sy. chasm*, at twelve. at the King's Had Inn, Coventry. Jab my. Abraham Darby, of Maidmilead, Berta, brandy eau. LORD KENSINGTON V. JACKSON sun OTIII,II chant, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. Mr. Gillis, on the part of the Plaintiff, obferved, July 1 4 . Thomas Mitchell of Hattoe.court, Thresdneedit-Ortef, that this was an eietiment bronght by Lord Kenfing- London, 'merchant, at one, at Guildhall ton, as Lord of the Manor of Earl's Court, Kenfing- July 14. Samuel NLsrlloo, late of Si. Alban 's, Herta, corn-dealer, gro at sat, at Guildhall, Iseedon. ,ton, to get poffeffion and receipt of the rents and pro- July IS. jams Roinfon,of Liverpnnl,proviSoo-merchant, at one, fits of upwards of Loco bottles in the neighbourhood at the (la"age Inn, Dale.firee, Liver ponl. of Btompton, occupied by the Defendants at tenants July 16. Jekyll Dudley Webb, cd Liverpool, muthant, at eleven. to Mania I)ankins Maniel, Efq. and Elizabeth Lis at the Globe rearm, Liverpool plys4. James Craik, of Union-van', Broad.ftreet, Leaden', in- wife ; and on the part of Lind Kenfington it wag fisranceolier. incure, dealer and eisarnan, at one, at Guildhan. prov ed, that the late William Browne, Efq •of Bed- July 44. Jalophu Wilk, of Law, Surrey, encaluasu, &du and ford-row, thefather of Mrs. Manfel,was admitted tothe charmer, at ten at Guildhall, London. premifes in quenion in the year 1766. to hold to July 17. William I;.dvrardt,M New Bond•Rrett, Middle:fat, gold- hirnfelf for life, then to his wife, with remainder to (mitts and jeweller, at ten, at Guildhall. July 14 . NlebnlasVan Spargen,late of %Win Dlret.Goo4llnsal'ai. the children of the marriage in tail , and be p aid the Fkkia, MidAkk a , m erchant, at ten, at Gu t h% 01 I.old 641. for a fine, on fuch admiffiort, being, at Joy 19. Thomas Ihmacrville, of the nstah of Eon st , m , bintifr• that peri'd, a Turn equal to two years value. fhat larvannitre,Dispwristat, at ten, at Das Kuis's Anha I sacral, to the Tote L • m d Kentingtrn granted licence to Mr. olytneath. pay 11. James Wild'. J ohn Watt., and lohn noddy. of I;prg.. Browne to let the laid pr,:mitis on bait 'ding kale'. 'I ha t nes.iirert, London, wholefsle.roa.r. and (L e ar-446mA,, tliAl 1.4: had CI di.re to fillldry perfons who had copartners, deakrs and chspnien, at t o,. st Guihiltail. tsk , ...t. tc.i.i.s Iron him at gin. and rents amounting t. la . r,...iii Durham n i July aj, John Atkinfort, late or Iliflii.p • . • , . . 1 ' aboi,i ;2 ..I. pet annum... h.. had boat upon the e nate, owner, &tiler and 41Lipmati, at eleven, at t tat b•.ule of Matt hew 1 • • Wm. Willie, Surdtilana. and r if e novition ii:tv ren the parties was, whether July ay. jobs Meallanl, of Kircr ~,,,,..110, •i,ftu-lf.r.', the pre. - ei , l I...itd Kci,li:.gto.., a. knd of the i'lanor, st eleven. at the Dos and Du.k la•.r1:. KI .j.t0.1-•110`1•11. 1 0. 1.. Is C....tied to a fine upon the aJminiltration of July a 4. lltinnws Battu, of Bartntry uriiin ,he :iliiiila,pArifla of Mt . M m i ., t, AS da , ll:,lttcr and heir of Mr. Btowne, Howdes, Turk &ire. e arnfsetur,C.:skr , son ..I...prran, at cl,ven, l•. two ‘c.... inipr,ved grout .l rct.ts. arnttnwing t o at i ti.e White hole Inn. Copp.rgee, V..ri. s 4. Honor! rtfris. of 1. ,„,,,, i . Than ,.. . N .,, t .1,,,,,,/,,,,, ah'int 6. 4 c1. or in Is ' " years l itef-nt Htittt.ved value r ut , • iffllll.lollrilf, ma ten, t Guildhall rat the ptemifes. uh-'1 Mr. Giltiu, 'fated to be up- July SI. hanivel Sheen sod Al . ran che'n. of DrorY 1 :". 1 wards 4." I ',Of-CI. 2 Tile Lord . f the Manor had iimsio-draper. and copartners, at two, m 4 .4,44111.A11, t AdMitted Mt , . 10...,.1..1, :v. a P nor r, • ...r , .e. t.:; der the ...-- 1 A. 9 of 9 Cr , _. 1. cup. :,, and had .ol . ..tfcd the fine --- her admi ANXRUP I' IN IRELAND. Stigma Dunn, of tt.e City a Dublin, gr.xer. dealer an.! rMap• man, to l'ungtaWs 90 On 4th and 3to 41( July, so 4tti AL.- pat asst. I, A: I Ull Oat Mr. EloAcivr, t• , r I is Defcndant, fAia, it was un neccEary for L cucr into his client's grounds of \I COURT OF EXCHEQUER, JUNE 30. THE ICING 11. This information was tried this day, and is of the utmoft importance to Anaioneers. It was brough t by the Attorney-General, ex dicio, againft the De fendant. and was laid on two counts. The fiat charged, that he praftifed the bqdnefr, trade, or call in: of an Auaioneer. without being duly licei.fed as fuch ; and the fecond count went to charge him with felling an eftate to the amount of 1651. without ren dering or accounting to the proper officer. the duty thereon. It appeared in evidence, that Mr. King ad vertifed to fell an eftate by private rostra+, at a public inn, on a market-day ; that, to evade the duty, pro. classativn was made that whoever wilhed to bid was to withdraw with Mr. King; and when they came in again, the amount of the bidding was to be announced to the company ; then another was to go out in like manner. At length a Mr.• Mills went out, bid 1651 for the houfe, and on Mr. King's coming in again, he was declared the buyer, and paid the required depofit. Thefe were the fails of the cafe for the Crown.—Mr. Descsv, for the Defendant, made a witty addrefs to the Jury, hut did not call any wit. neflev.—The LORD Calla BRION was of opinion, on the whole of the cafe, that Mr. King came within the purview of the aft, and was, therefore. liable to the penalty. The Jury found for the Crown for the full penalty. Menet. tie contended that the Matta Mgt be 1 non-fuited on his own ( hewing , as the Lord had not admitted Mrs. Manfel to fuch ettate as the had its the pretnifes, as required by the Statute, he having ad-, mined to her an elate of iakeritance to bet and her heiLors, whereas the was only entitled to an came in ta. rd Ex lAN soauuo tt thought this a fatal objetion, and that in an :salon of loch peculiar importanee, and to penal in its confequences, he felt himfelf bonhd to hold the Plaintiff to the aria letter of the Att. He, , therefore, diredtd the Plaintiff to be avalaited. The caufe excited confidrrable attention, and the Court was uncommonly crowded. Mr. Worrauza, of Chan cery-lane, was Solicitor for the Defendants. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Monday Thomas Hatcher was indifted for affaulting U. Ring and L. Anderton. Ring, who is a publican in St. Catherine's, was handing at his door, when he obferved his fervant maid bleeding. She informed him that the had been ill treated by the Defendant, who was (landing on the orpofite fide of the way. Hatcher t rolled the way to Ruig,"and feting him converting with the maid, he dragged him up the paffage.— While they were ttruggling, the girt fetched the other profecutor, whom the prifoner hkewife affault ed ; but he extricated Ring, and caufed the prifoner to be taken to the watch bottle. He was found Guil oand ordered to pay a fine of so for the affault Anderton, and t 35.4 d. for that on t Ring. R. Alderton was inditied for affaulting J. Reynllds. The parties are labouring men, re 6 ding in St. Giles's; they were eanverfing with a perfon of the name of Dalton, when the Defendant took offence at a word that was dropped, ard gave the Profecutor a dread fel blow in the eye, the ball of which fell to the ground. He was found guilty, and the Court fen teneedlins to pay a fine of pl. Yeßerday Giffin', a Naval Lieutenant, was con• vitled of affaalting a watchman in the execution of his duty. The Defendant Allied from a tavern, in Bond-11feet, at two o'clock in the morning of the' 14th of April, and. being joined by a female, became very riotous ; when on the watchman interfering, he gave him fuch a fevere beating that he was unable to quit his bed for feveral days. He was fentenced to pay a fine of tot. S. Marx was fentenced to two months imprifon mem, and a fine of 31. for aliaulting Mary Thorpe. The prolecutrix was walking along Wit:dour-Ricer, when the was molted by the defendant. whom the zeritielled to leave her. Soon after her hutband met her, when the informed him that the had been ill treated ; and on-his endeavouring to take the defen dant into cullody, he knocked down the profecntrix. COMMISSION COURT, DUBLIN, JUNE ay. On Monday the trials proceeded before the Hon. Judges Dais and JOHNSTON!. P. B. Thorntill, Efq. was tried upon an indiardent laid capitally, for aiTaulting and malicioutly (hoof ing at, with an intent to kill, Mr. Utter. Mr. T. was acquitted of the capital charge laid in the indid. anent, but found guilty of the %Ault. John Haw, a letter carrier of the Geneial Poll- Office, was indided for having felonioufly taken out of a letter tranfmitted from the General Poll Office, London, to the General Poll Office, Dublin, certain notes of the Bank of Ireland. In this profecution much pains were taken by the houfe of Puget and Bainbridge, London, and by the General Poll Office, Dublin, to enforce public commercial juttice—the prifoner was, however, acquitted. Mary Harman, wife of the aforefaid John, was in dided for uttering the faid notes, knowing them to have been flolen, and alto acquitted. Tuefday, Samuel 'Patton; the celebrated forger. was tried and convicted of uttering forgeries on the Bank of Ireland. Elizabeth Smith. the firft witnefs, fwnre, that flue became acquainted with the patine', in Newgate, when her hutband was confined there for debt—that Watfon was then in the habit of vifiting his fon in law, who is in Nessgate for forging ; that after her hufband had been difcharged, their acquaintance with the prifoner continued—and, conceiving the could purchafe forgeries from him, the applied to Mr. Williams, of the Bank of Ireland, by whom the was introduced to Mr. Bell, the Magiftrate, who gave her money to purchafe notes from the prifoner; that the had on that day an interview with the pri foner, to whom the propofed to become a put chafer of Come of his forgeries ; but, he oblerved, that one Ryan had been cooviaed of forgery, which made him very unhappy, and that, therefore, he was not then at work; but that in a Ikon time he would give her any number the might want ; that Come t me after the applied to him again, when he Paid he could not find the Dodor to put the name of Mur ray to the forgeries ; but that as he was much dif tufted tor money to purchafe timber for hnufes he was building, if the gave him a few guineas he would fetid her tome forgeries next day by his niece, fealed tip in a 64 of paper ; that the gave him at that time two guineas, for which the was to receive fixtecn gui neas of forgeries. That, neat day, the p iiocer's niece, agreeably to his promife, brought tie witneis a fealed paper, which contained only two one guinea notes, which were thofe laid In the indiament, and which the witnefs identified. That the afterwards applied :o the prifoner forCie remainder ; but, that the pi Wolter then muted hirtrfclf, frying, that there were a number of countrymen in town, waiting for goods; bur, that after they were laved , the would Five him three guineas more, be would, in a Ilwurt t i me, gi•e her too guineas in forgeries fur the five guiness. She added, that the applied to Mr. Eell f the three guineas, w ho refined her, ailedging that the I a ' g..t ni.tocy enough. That flue always i.aive Mr. all accou n t of the manner fin expended all 1.. e mo ney the received from him. She w.is crof•-examined by Mr. NINA!. LT, atio exerted toic.imnion addrefs in the deface of I.ls client, and di:played rem ingenuity in inipcaci.i. ; :, he tellinota.v .•f the Profeento ix, notwi.b.itidlog th.tt he was engaged by the wilnefi, to deterd ha in a ofo.utititi now pending at the Wit of the prifoner, for the very fame offence—bot which, in the courfe of the trial, appeared to be a coMpitacy to Invalidate her evidetun, t• r the purport of laving the hl: of the deonquent. But all Ids exertions were in sain, as the w and'. could not be lcd to any dcs i,tion ham the dirset evidence. It (truck the audit i-y, ever, that the usthal py prifoner's iiilituelims had tattled his :§gerst. Jaen Ik% Efq. the Magiftrate, *a, neat muslin ear itie corroborated the entire of Mrs. Smith's eel dente, as far as communication with het. He d - dared alfo, he had it on the oath of a perfon who had been applied to, to become a confpirator, that the charge agaltdt the witnefs, Mrs. Smith, was a coofpiracy, formed by a blucher, of the name of Commelky, his wife, and the filler-in-law of the prifoner, to Wilt her and her hulband, who was alto a profecutor, for the purport of invalidating their tellimony—and he added, that be bad every reafon to believe the affidavit to be true. Mr. Bell was very ably crofs-examined by Mr. bi4laztv, without any effect, however, for the prifoaer. Judge JoHNSToNa charged the Jury, in the moft impartial manner, who retired for about ad minuteso when they returned a verdict of—Guilty. One Lawlefs, charged with perpetrating " a deed without a name," was acquitted. Yefterday, came on the trial of Charles Frazef Frizell, Efq. on five indictments, for an atrault agaiofl the Rev. Mr. Ledwich, of Rathfarnham.-.a After a minute examination of all the fads, Mr: Friuli was acquitted. The Court having bound him over to keep the peace, he was then difcharged. Mr. L. O'Halloran was alto tried for altering a bill of exchange, with intent to defraud French Cox, Efq. and after a full infrefligation was acquitted. bIRTHS. At Nairn, the 74th ult. the lady of CiL Luisa)* OnWe s of a daughter. Mrs. Stewart, of Stoncleld, of a daughter. ulnas. Wedowfday lad. at Sudbury, Suffolk, after a lingering Bkiefs, which the bore with rarauplary patinwe aod r Mrs. Stmt. wife of Wm. Strom Efq. if that ylocs. Mira otett as I a evader mother and afikaionate Mee& Cc the lob of 412 Weftanareland, jswlike. in the y6th year of his age, the Has. Geo. Homy, Curtos of drat Puna, and formerly one of the Reprefentatives in the Houle of Affenably foe the Par& of St. Elisabeth. Wedoefday, in the prints of Iffe,lkt joie DA Itte Pregektee of the Public Library un the,Walks, at Bath. At Caswebsbm, or , the silk nib Jobe CialthaiMßM gillargeL -111gtirsir LoNixati • o some slyp A11i17106 • ahasue skir - *arm TORN HOME, late &Arvin Ettiettienti, Bas of the We Mr. WW'AIED - HoME. years ago alio Private &Ages, and tbers resisneiballinssits wow drafted into one of the Weft India Rqjmenta As a ciinfideraine p a ne was nude femur orate hid John Home by Ms Father, any Perko giving Inch Information as may lead to and be the mans at &tweeting the John Hoar., will receive • Handieme Reward , by applying to Jaws Martha!, Water to the Signet. Edinburgh. or Akuudar Mrodell,l4. &dip citor, London. --- - PROM .THE LANCASTER nUAZETTL DEAFNESI IF ONE BOTTI,E ONLY of Dr. TAYLOR'S ESTEEMED REMEDY is ufed a^recaldy to the printed dl rollons, it will oweelseuoA nbftinate * degvet of that complaint. and being competed of the mild& inn:di:nun, le may be ufed at all redone river period cafe and Eddy. Pof this paper win Codify any Inquiries retpeeting the efficacy of this preparation, as will any of the following re fpedlable per one : Mr. Hughes. Surgeon, Suffard, and Member of the Royal Col lege of Surgeons, London, who recommends the remedy to bin Patients. Mr. Lowe, Leek; Mr. Barnes, Cheadle; Mr. Julies, *a dorer, Huntingdon. Mr. Warillfftoll. merchant, Sheffield, who experienced a :soft ranarkable cure, which he has muted to be pabliated, as be es. preffee it , for the good of the eon of mankind." Mr. Wigan, of Hall Hill, near Abbots Bromley, Stalfordildre. This rendes:an was onnylietely cured with part of a bottle, after being deaf tea Of twelve yean, and though be has tince repeatedly caught cold, be Lae bad no wage. Mr. yens Held, of Ely, by otos about half a bottle, was pee. redly brought to enjoy the Meiling of hearing, which, he toys in Ns letter to the whoiefale vender," he never bcfere knew of, being quite an infant wheu Brit aillidted" Mr. Bartholomew, primer. Yak, Rates, that numbers of pun chains of the Remedy have naciptivecally cipmffed the great betent they have received from the ale of it. Sold lend only, by Mr. Mathgws, No 1113, Strand ; fold whole• Cale by Drewry, Stafford; Dicey and Sutton, No. to, Bow Chords Yard ; Barclay, oy, Fleet Market lihaw and-Edwards, Borough ; and ChM, and Butler, Chespfide, London. Sold In the Country' by Mr. B.C. Collin s, Salitlauty ; Mr. Cromwell, lath; Mehra. Knott and 1.105,1, Birmingham • Mr. Hanoi', Mani:better ; Mr. Wa ight, and Melt,. Gore an d Son, Liverpool ; Mr. Sheppard. armed; Mr. Jones, Ozford ; Mr. Hodfon, Cambridge ; Mr. Wilkes. Wineketter ; Mr. Willow, Canto hurt' ; Mr. Orin, Exeter I Mr. Wright, and Mr..Binos, Leeds; Mr. Peacock, and Mr. Barth°. moo, York ; pries Bo lid. a bottle. To T. TAYLOR. burgeon, No. 0, New Bridge-itreet, its, Edinburgh, May 3, ace. 111 the (piing of I 794 I was afililted with a Verse. real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for Mf months ;but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyficlanorlsto put a temporary flop to the virulence of the difeafe (by mercu rial applications) for fame time ; but growing, in (pile of all mall ewe and the advice of the *ft Gentlemen of the Faculty here. worfe and work for two years, I was reduced to a fate alrnol uroaralkiedandl. 7 onddererlptiaarbeinganentireleper, and ulet. raed from head to Ifuoc.bAy bead, throat, mouth, nofe, legs. arms , gee, have brenakernately In danger of becoming ufelefs;.... iu ibort, I have had (rum Soto 3o eating ulcers no my body, and nearly totally deprived of would bit voluminous to par ticularize all my cafe—fullice it to fay, there Dryer was, or ever will be, MC of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated na ture. I was long lookedapon by my friends, and imagined mrr. felf,beyond all hopes otreasscry; and, Indeed, in my then condi. tion,death was preferable to my more than naiforableftate. Is this dreadful fitiation did I drag a molt mlferable csillence,till Divine Tativi brew its my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymennh—my blunts read it, I could not.-.l fent and procured tunic at Sottr L/LA I'S Pal eat PILLS, Whieb.br ufmg from time to time am now, and have long boen,(after more • than four year. inelef,ribable a. goad a Rate of heakla as ever I eroyel ; as a proof of thi.,l ha.! a line, thriving, heal thy child. born to me a I'm months ago. In gratitude to Gos s nod In hopes of rrr.dering me fellow-crrature Crevice, I name& ynu to pebilth thin , aid yeas may at any unit refer surfonv, who v.ifb to be fa ',Ole^. .if th,. truth of tin., or further particulars. to inc or my friends, by letter or perfen. As few c.Jes ice b.olnefs will ever equal mine,and none email it, I have from , ,perience every simian to allure mankind, that in ) out I.LAN C. PI L . they will Cod a lure. (peed'', fate, and ran. , • .re, th.,t •ft eli.alful rage of the Venereal LaScabs. I. r• I'rrpur.l rnt: 'AL by the &le l'r.prictor, Teen A T Memlwr t re al 64eitons fn Londen,allas bourn: c. Ift,,t4t IVY./ ; syl . re be svo:1 gwe idlfiCe, whitest aft:111 tt.cfc IT:s a,d 11,A at (wee patients lve• tit the faille tarn,, etbfer% the in all take tb , m•Ly,.,l-I.:v named raft Las lateatten mesa ty. :-..t.a.but at • !,..tt Irta slay regatta. by tic Proprictrw, du. c.v..: more ttt-n y..-srs, alba he bat had the cans -e h 4 d thr above molclue, and tic prin. A ?rt, to rrfuir I,:t. 4: t .aid •hole 1:11,1 Ft , Ws Arplutr.lert. far the eorminienct el tta. hi Mr. L',,lter. SCR b.bridge, Eat _ bur;,l ; MT %. r<•la'% for L a r.ou esert: Mr. I 11:11 rrr ' t :a3 ta. rcarij the Meow' , rt ; !.1 I's. Boo: Pn•tcr, (narrow, to watt Mr. T. •. the l'a rtotto ea. No. js, Albatio. r R oh.rt 'on Toy-lhot , 103, Olford ••' • . • 11.-r, Na s Unice-row,M Towcr-blll• Mr Cattwer.,Lhablan ; and by est Peri= la every confiderathe town In Grcg broe , on and Ireland, le Mused enfl sa. 9d. t-arb, haled op with full and plain Direetiont, wirtubf percwo..of either Sri ^tar r•on eo.inGdver with cair trod • errty LONDON : PTr teJ and pstaltitcd by Ltval. Kb b: I • Cain men. y -pl-re. lamb-111). at the Si a• Orrsca. N.. rtrrt. l'u'. Abe: Lilo at tit laa (Irma, Telmkis Sat. 1 NUM! That TIWITC To be Def 01 , ro he Alll The days ai tbe, • N. :.fine.. ‘fiee ..kji gif PE 2 to be eio‘ to the iii .1.4 the 43 • AIN. , sod al A , N' Wt M 0 ri T r id MU C 1111 o? of hi on wk WC