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;Pa g LGILON GAZETIE, January 17.. Qyaev's PALACE, JANUARY 17. amss Monroe, Erg. Minifter I:Ulllp:tertiary. from the United aces of America, having rtceivetintw letters of credence, giving Pm, jointly with William Pinckney, I fq. the charade:- of Mini titers Extraordinary and eler.ipotentiarits from the United States, they had this day a private audience of her Majcfty. To which they were introduced by the Earl of Morton, her Ma jetty's lord Chamberlain. and concluded by Sir Stephen Cottrell, Ant Mailer of the Ceremories. yoIurNING STALER', JANUARY 14.. The King has been pleafed to appoint Al. xander Straton, Efq. to be his Ma efty's Envoy Extraordinary and Mini(ler Plenipoten tiary at the Court of Stockholm. The King has alto been pleated to appoint William WeHenry Pole, Efq to be his Majelty's Secretary of Embaffy at the Sub lime Ottoman Porte. 111411LITARY PROMOTIONS Frew Solari, right's Gazette., ) • Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County ocWar wick —Alceller Volunteer Infantry. William Johnfon, Gent to be Second Lieutenant, vice June+, pro moted ; John Langfton, jun. to be Fnlign, vice blafcall, re figned. Dated Auguit 17, 28-6. Loyal Birmingham Volunteer Infantry. t It BAtralion. To be Captains—Lieutenant Matthew Linwood. vice Fond!, re figned; Lieutenant Richard Gardner, vice Warren, refigure'. ted Auguit 25, 18 6. To be Lkutenants—Enfign William Haynes, vice Gardner, pro moted. Dated as above. Enfign John Andrc.w Soellner. vice Watred, refigned; Enfign John Smith, vice Linwood, promoted. Dated Augutt 25, 1826. To be Fnfigiss—William Pbillips, Gent. vice Prodor, refigned. Dated May 14, 1805. Charles Wilkes, Gent. vice Smith, promoted. Dated September 18, tBo6. Joreph Bridgens, Gent. vice Haynes, promoted. Dated Sapient. ber 22, 1806. To be Quarter-Malter--John Smith, Gent. Dated Sept. 7, 18.)3 23 liartali•)n. To be Captains—Lieutenant John rklatchett, vice Timmins. re- Signed ; Lieutenant Thomas Bartlret, vice Welch, refigued -- Dated November 2, 28ov. Lieutenant William jones,vice Randell, refigned. Dated Decem ber 28, 280 s. To be Lieutenants—Ed:lp Jofeph Welch, vice Hunt, refigned. Pared June 2, 18 GS. Enfign Jufcpb Jukes, vice Matcbett, promoted; Enfign William Walker, vice Kindon, deceafed; Enfign Thomas Hubfon, vice Bardeet, promoted. Dated December 14, tgos. Enfign Rolled Cox, vitt Jones, promoted. Dated Dee 28, 18: - 1, To be F.l2figns—George Beauchamp Knowles, Gent. vice I vvcm. low, promoted. Dated Septemt•er 4, 2804. David Horton, Gent. vice Wafdel, promoted. Dated Occlobtr 3. 18 0 4. John Underhill, Gent. vice Welch. pmmoted. Dated June 2, 28os. Jot: t• Brown, Gent. vice Jukes, promoted; William liettfon, Gent. we; Walker, promoted; tha.les Palmer, Gent vice Ilubfon, promoted. Dated December 14, 28os. Matthew Dixon, Gent. vice Cox, promoted. Dated December 28, 180 s. To be (b_larter•Maiter—Thomas Hobfon, Gant. Dated May 172'1804. 3d 13,ittali.n. To be Captains—l ieuteuant Rube rt Seward, vice Thonnfon, re tigned. Dated November 7, tens Lieutenant William Whitmore, vice Gem, rtflocd. Dared No vember 14,1805. To he lieutenants— En fign Wtotam Wilday, vice tea:leis, er.fign ed. Dated June ao, dos. Entin George Yates. vice Seward, promoted; Enfi,:n Chark-s Burkinartw, vice Whitmore, promoted. Dated Nov. t To be Q2arter•Mafter—Joreph Walker, Gent. Dated Auguil iSos. Hampton Lucy Volunteer Infantry. J ames w a inogton, Gent. to be Fnfisn. Dated Sept. ay, dos. X.'nelon Volunteer Infantry. - _ Zdward Gent. to be Lii.utenant, vice daisford, raged. Dated Sept t, t Bc6. t a Warwickfitire, nr Hentlingfora Volunteer Infantry. Lirttenant Thomas Chattock ter be Captain, vice Hardiage, rc. figned. Dated Auguft 4,t806. lieutenant Jam Cheatle tube ditto. Dated Auguft 9, TS .:6. Commiffions in the Argyll and Bute Militia, tigned by the I.ord Lieutenant. James Mac Lean, Efq. to be Captain, vice Campbell, promoted. Dated July 17,,8c6. Charles Stewart, Gent. to be Enfign..vice Campbell, appointed to a Regiment of the Line. Dated Auguft 20, 1800. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Afhttm Byrom, Jofeph Head, and William Matthews, of Tox teth Park, near Liverpool, brick makers. Dec 31, 1806. Reed Sumner and Charles Sumner, of Welwyn, County of Herta, taylors. October r, 1806. John Hilton, Adam Chadwick, James Hilton, Nicholas Hilton, and Henry Farr, (as to the Paid Adam Chadwick, who retires mu bu(nt6.) Auguft 12, 006. James Evans and Thomas Johnfon, of White Linn ftreet, Seven Dials, lapidaries and glafs cutters. Dec 31, do& Edward Ambrofe and Daniel Smith. of King-ftreet, Cheaplide, wholefale linen drapers. January if', .1207. travels Armftrong and William Becket, of New-court, Broad ftreet, merchants. January 13, ,807. Anderfon, New, and Co. of Briftol, fpelter, brats, and copper manufadurera. December 3t , aBo6. William Hewlett and James 'Taylor, of Briftol, broth makers and bellows makers. December 31, 1836. Jofeph Collins and Thomas Ponting, of Bedminfter, Comerfetfhlre, leather dreffer and glue makers. Dee. 21, 1306. John Roberts, Sturtevant Colton, and Jofeph Whitchurch, of Nottingham, lace manufacturers and kofiers. Dec. 30, 1806. Chriftopher Croe and Ralph Anderfon Baron, of No. 165, Rat cliff-highway. January 13, t 8 7. Samuel Smith and William Head, of Seaton and Beer, Devonfbire, coal and culm merchants. December 6, 18c6. J H. Standen and William Mafon, of Dover, linen drapers. Ja nuary 1, 1807. P. Schmidtmeyer, Hemy Jolivet, and John L Schmldtmeyer, of Little St. Mary Axe, merchants. May 9, 1806. S. Cawthorn and John Minfter, of London Wall, ftraw bat ma nufaaarers, January 54, aBo7. Jofeph Shaw. William litoothby, and Robert Johfon, of Sheffiad, merchants, Jan. 10, 1807 Samuel Gundry, Samuel Hood, and Samuel Symes, •of Bridport, fail cloth mannfaaurers, &c. January 8, 407. John Foribaw and William Newby, of Liverpool, iron merchants, January 31,1806. Alice Withington and John Thomas Limey, of Manchefter, Dec. 31, 18:6. Michael Ruffell, Richard Farmer, and Thomas Farmer, of Wol verhampton, ironmongers, January 1, 1807. Th.-Inas Matthews and Gcorge Matthews, jun. of Chippang Natton, Oxon, maltfters, Jan. t, BANKRUPTS. Thomas Ridley, of Bow-lane, London, viclualkr, dealer and chap. man, to furrender January 20, 3t, and February 28, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mehra. Smith. and Tilton, Chapter- Houle, St. Paul's Churchyard. James Nabbs, late of Newington Butts, Surrey, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, January 22, 30, at twelve, and February 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Philip Hurd, King's /tench. Walks, Temple. William Richmond, of Mark-lane, London, audioneer, dealer and chapman, January 20, 31, and 'February 28, at ten, at Guild hall Attorney. Mr. Page, No. 4, Gray's-Inn fquare. Edward Weaver, late of Newark-upon-Trent, Nottingharafhire, draper, and fince of Savannah, America, merchant, dealer and shapman, February 13, at fix, and February 14, and 28, at ten, at the Punch Bowl, Peek-lane, Nottingham. Anoraks, Marra. Coldham and Enfield, In Nottingham; or Mears- Blcafdale, Alexander and Holmc, New Inn, London. Thomas Parker, late of Keighky, Vorkfhire, cotton twift fpinner, dealer and chapman, January 30, 31, and February 28, at eleven, at the Derronfhlre Arms Inn, Keighley. A ttornies, Mr. John Ealofiehl, of Skipton, Yorkfhise; or Mr. John Swale, Great Ormond- Itrect, London. Idwanl Pheafant, now or late of Three Crane-court, near High- Street, Southwark, hop-merchant, and dealer, January 20, 31 a nd February 28, at ten, at Gullelhall. Attorney, Mr.Wathitsa: PIIIIV-ClAirt, Templer John Harris, of the Old Jerry, Landon, watchmaker. dealer aid chapman, January 20, 31. and Februi p ry 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rutherford, Bartholomew Cl fe. Charles Greenfworti,, late of ltekenor, Suffer, and alfo of Poplar, Middlefex• flap buikter, dealer and chapman. Jai nary 20, 27, • and February 28. at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mayo and Pearfe, Cloak lane, London. William William*, of Lad-lane, London, vidtualler, dealer and chapman, January zo, 3t. and February 28, at twelve, at Guild hail. Attortties, Mr Adams, 014J‘arry. Francis Henry Chriftin, John Calvert Clarke, and Charles Bowen, of College Hill, London, merchants and copartners, January 27, 3t, and February 23, at eleven, it Guildhall. Attorney, Mt. Blunt, Old Pay Office, Broo.d-ftrett. John Coward, of I,lverfton. Lancalhire, ironmonger, dealer and chapman. January at five, January 3t , and February 28, at eleven, at the Jerninghain Arms lon, Shiffnaf, Salop. Attomies, Mr. Wiliam Tomitra Price of Wolverhampton, Staffordfhire; or Mr. Samuel Anftice, No 3, King's Bench Walks, Temple, London. • John Heyes, of Wigan. Lancafhire, linen manufadturer, dealer and chapman, Feb, nary 16, at five, 17 and 18, at eleven, at the Buck in the Vine, Wigan. Attornies, M. firs. Baron and Meath), Wia.:n ; or Mr. Ellis, Curfitor-flreet, Chancery lane. Jonathan Parker, of Gofporr, Hams, baker. grocer, dealer and chapmati. January 27, at three, 23, at eleven, and February 28. at one, at the Dolphin inn. Nol th itrert, Go( urt. At tornies. Meffra. Blaodfurd and Sweet, Temple; or Mr. John Gay Wilkinfon, Gnfport. John Carhery. of Vine ftreet, Weftminfter, Middlefex, ware houfentan; /cake and ehapmarr, January 27, 31, and February 18 at twelve, at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. Richard Sara', Berkck ylquare, London. William Valentine Scotney, of Oxford•ftreet, Middkfex, linen draper, dealer and chapnian. January 2; at ten, 31, and Feb ruary 28, at one, at Guildhall, London Attorney, Mr. Charles Few, No. at, New North-ftreet, Red Lion lquare. George Longbottom,of Holheth, near Leeds, Yorkfkire, clothier, dealer and chapman, January 24. 3 I and February 28, at ten, at Guildhall, London Attoruies, Meas. Gleadhill and Payne, Tokenhoufe-yard, Lothbury, London. George Edmonds, of Chancery-lane, Middlefes, law ftarioner, dealer and chapman, January 23, February 3 and 28, at ten, at Guildhall. I (nion. Attornies, Meffrs. Rofe and Manning, Gray's 11ml - quire. John Smith, late of Broughton, Lai cafbire calico printer, dealer and chapman. February 6,7, a•el 28, at eleven, at the Spread Eagle inn, ManckLft.-r. Attornies, Meffrs. Sharpe, Pecks and Mnorhotife Mankheller ; or Meas. Milne and Parry, Old Jewry, London. Two Priies of 30,00 ct eat+, and the gloat Prizes of 20,0001. to,oool. g,ocol. and Loool. &c. &c. are yet to be determined in the prefent rich Lottery, the next day of drawing v itl take place Thurfday the 22d of this month. The undrawn Tickets and Shares wilt be on fide at HODGES and Co.'s, Cornhil!, Ox ford-litreet, and St. James's•lireet, as long as any remain, and where all prizes hill be paid on demand. Os s Tuefday tail the 13th infiant, the State Lot tety commenced drawing, when No. 24,490, the &it drawn Ticket entitled to 20,0201. u as fold at Meffis. HAZARD. BURNS, and Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange, in one Half, one Fourth, one Eighth, and two Six teenth Shares. Tickets and Shares, warranted un draw•n, are felling as above. The fecund day of Drawing will he on Thiarlday, the sad infiant ; and on the Monclq folios Ins the firtk drawn- Ticket will be entitled to toi,oool. Among the diforders of- health we clads an habi. tual coliivenefs, and 4 , bllruCtions in the vtffels con neCted with digettion, which, from t h e li f e o f pur gatives, are not relived, but tky become .a coniti tutional complaint. CalotheLantibilious maalicines, and various tormulm have been employed, but they certainly only difcharge the accumulated matter, leaving the caufe !till calling ; and every one, under their operation, finds the necallry of continuing, and periodically increafing the dole, horn the tone and lenfitivenefs of the itumach and intellines being par tially deflroyed. The luccefs of Sr ILSBUitYiS Patent Antikorbutic Drop•, in removing glandular obltruc tions, improving the appetite, and deflroying that n canting head ache, fenfe of weight, nervous affeaions, 3tc. gives full value to dick antifc•.rbutic, as when employed in Gout, Rheumatifm, Ulcera tions, or Scrophuta.—Mr. SPILSDU ay is not arc. nut able for any mixture.fold, unlefs the words " By the King's Pa.em" are infected at length on the bill of directions, bottle, and wrapper ; the (lamp elf° (the King's duty) is printed in black ink inilea.l of red ink. —Sold at the Difpenfary, No. ts, S.iho Square, L'ndon, in trades of ss. 6.1. tots. and cis as, duty included. C. rn eland EfTencst DIED. Ssturdxy morning, at his houfe, in Gloucefter-phee, New-road, Mary-Is Bonne, Francis Goold, Efq. ohe of the Proprktors of the OPera Houfe. On Monday, at Bronipton, Mrs. Neville, Lady of Richard Ne ville, Efq. Lite Member for Wexford. v. DIVIDrNDS. January 20. Jolhua Hopkins, of Alec!ler, Warwickflalre, groan and chandler, at twelve, at the swan Inn, Alecßer. Jan. 11. Robe, t Bates, of Cottle- Bridge, I)crbythire, porter mer chaot, &c at ticvtn, at the King's Arms Tavern, Dethy. Jan 21. George Bagnet, of Ltcs, Yorkihirejoap boiler, at ten at the 'ra:b.it inn, Leeds. Jan. 11. Richard Rowe, of Grancht fter, Cambridgeihire, nurfery man, at eleven. at the Birdholt Inn, Cambridge. Jan. 22. Willem Baylis, of Led..ury, Herelordfhire, baker, at ten, at the Feathers irn, Ledbury. jail 23. Richard Fawyrr, late of Broadftalm, Kent, butcher, at twelve, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Jan. 23. Samuel Moore, late of Leleefter, woolcomhrr and vidtualler, at eleven, at the Saracen's Head Inn, ,Leicetter. Jan. a 6. John Ault in, of Loni,don upt n Terri, Shropfuire,miller, at eleven. at the Lion Inn, Shrewfbury. January 26. Richard F.% eritt, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, grocer, at four, at the Cranes 'I avert], Yarmouth. lin. 26. Richard Sharp, late of Armlcl, Par& of Leeds, York- Mire, at eleven, at the Three Legs Inn, Leeds. January 27. Clement Cla-ke, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, liquor nu reliant, at ten, r the three Cranes Tavern, Yarmouth. Janus y ty. John Makeig, of Briflol, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Bulb Tavern, ern-Itreet, TO TIMBER MERCHANTS, SHIP BUILDERS, AND OTHERS. TO RE SOI.D BY TENDER. TWO THOUSAND and THIRTY SIX capital OAK TRE tiS, in Sit Lots, which are fct out in the fol lowing manner : Lor 1. In Lady Are Wood, conGßing of 231 Trees. 2. In instal Copy . 36', Ditto 3. In Ditto - - 25 Ditto 4. In Ditto - - 3t5 Ditto S. In Grey, Lees -33 t Ditto 6. In Ditto - ' 493 Ditto ___ _ ._. The above Timbsr Rands in very compadt order of large dimen lions, and of molt excellent quality, and capable of prodwing very capital Plank, karcely to be furpaffcd by any in the Kirg dons ; the whole is fituate near litleby, within fermi miles of Derby, and only one mile from the River Trent. May be viewed by applying to Robert Banton, who lives riser the faid Woods. • Tenders will be received wider foaled covers, previous to the istli of February, by Mr. john Davis, Solicitor, No 20, b ffex ftrect, in the Strand, Londths ; and on the 25th day of February s the purchafas will be declared. further paricul ,rs may be known with refpeet to the terms of payment by application to Mr. Davis. Fxclufwe of the above fix l.uts, there are 9:1 Oak Trees, cut down and lying in Lady Acre Wood, adjoining Lot I, which will alto be difpofed of by tesala in the manner above mentioned. L.).% DON MARKETS. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JAN. t 7. Average Price of Corn In England and Walks, from the Returns ent!ing Jan. to, 1804. Wheat. I Rye. Barley. I Oats. Beans. Peafe , s. d. s. d. s. d.. 1 a. d. s. d s. d 77 r 47 11 4 0 7I 27 S 45 4 43 9 The avera:e Price ut Sugar, computed f:om the Returns made in the wear. codii.g JAI. 14, is 37F. i.,id. per huneircd weight. SMI i I WIELD MARKET, January a 6. To fink the offal—per (tone of 81b. Beef 44 od to Ss od 1 Veal 51 cd to 6s od Mutton 41 4d to Ss ad Pork 4$ 4d to p od NEWGATE and I.FADEN HALL, Januaryo6. Per Rolle of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef 3s od to 4s 4d I Veal 3s 81 to Sa 41 Mutton 31 cd to as 8J Pork as ad to p od PRICE Or DAT AND STRAW IN sunartst.o. Hay, 31 or to 51 os I Clover 31 IRS to 51 Itowen o 1 os to CI Cs I Stems% 21 55 .to 31 06 PRICE 1.4' HOPS IN Tr-LIS BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 51 os to 51 is. I Pockets 51 os to 61 [55 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. :It. James's market 34 rid Town Tallow Clue Market is iid Yellow Whitecbapel Market White ditto (pet Roue oC 81b.) 3s Ind Soap ditto -- Melted Stuff tit 8d Ditto rough Acme Pries 3s Greaves Good Dregs 66s ot.l to of 59s to Od "a od to Os 56s tO 48s to •d 3os cd to ci ttl cd son to os Yellow Soap, ias—Mottled,B6l—Curd, 9os Price of Camila per dozen, tos &I—Moulds, I t• 6d PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to s6lb each sad to 244 Ditto, no to 631 b sad to 2 6d -Merchants Backs aid to zsd Dri.fling Hides 17d to 18d Fine Coach Hides 28c1 to sod Crop Hides for Cutting mil to aad Flat Ordinary 17d to 19cl Calf Skins, 30 to 4olh per dozen 2.85 to aos Ditto SO to 7olb 345 to aos Ditto 70 to 801 b 3 21 to 34s Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. ss 6d to 35 8d Large ditto zoos to 1 acs per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides tBs to 34a each COAL MARKET, January 16 Ships at Marker Ships fold Price 97 Newt:"flle Coal S 475 cod to 525 641 1 iunderland I 46s fil to om od tinders - t 31a 6d to —s od BEAU:OAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, JAN. r 7. CARGOES SOLD, and PRICES. Jan. 12. Jan. la. Jan. x 6. NEWCASTLE COAL . Monday. I Wednefd Friday. Benton Lent . 1 148 0 I Biggs Main - 1 so 0 Ellifon Main .. 1 47 0 Hcaton Main 1 so 6 St 0 49 6 49 9 47 0 St o S 0 9 47 0 47 0 3 1 3 5 1 9 So 3 47 3 3 1 3 st 6 SOUTH WALES. - - - CAPITAL FRF.PIiOI.6" ESTATES in CARDTGANSHIR E. To be SOI.D by PRIVATE CON FRAcT, (Subjea to the Life of a Lady a , ,!..1 Lighty eight Years and upward.) AlvetiST capital and Fleck?ld Pro• petty, called the PR 107. Y ES ['ATP., fituate in and near the Sea-port and Market Town of Cardigan, containing upward of laoo Acres of excellent Fre.-hold Lind, with valuable Right. of Common; and comprifing nearly the whole of tka Lands in the Parilh of Cardigan; and upwards of One Hundred modem fubfla..tialiy built Dweliing Hesufes; with &miry Warelioufe4. Wharfs, Qnays, Mills, a , •el ocher Buildings in the Borough l'own of Cardigan, which is bounded by the ihivi g ithic River '1 ivy cm the South and South Weft, and by tnis Proptrty on all other Parts; the reft of the Lands lie in the adjoining Patifhts of Liana goieknore,Vcrwick and '(remain. Tt g. the r with the Manors of Cardigan. and the Priory of Car divan, with all Ri,hts, Royalties, Toils of Fairs and Markets, Chief Rents, Qit Rents &c. &c. • Alin the Great 't lilts of the fevcral Parithes of Cardigan, Va.- wick and fremain. The elegant modern buljt Mao on Houk and Offices, calkd the Priory, is delightfully fi:uated dole to but out of the Town of Cardigan, commanding beautiful Views of the, Riv‘r Tivy aid furrounding Country. with walled Gardens, Plea:ore Grounds. Shrubberies, &c. Offices of every defcriptlon, and fornag a molt conipkat Rtfiuknee for a gen eel Family. The Aonual valve of the Land and .; £19;o Ditto Ditto of the Houfes, Buildings, &e. 700 50 A mnR valuable Contingency accompanies this Property which renders it an Ned of high Confideration in a political Point of View. For Particulars apply to Mr Hugh Smith. Lincoln's Inn, Lon don ; or to Mr. Charles 1.411'111, Survey or, Eadwoud, near N.lr• ber:h, Penthroketbire.—January 1, 1807 DISEASES tor the UfeETHRA and Certain OCMPLAINTS. A S fele Pr-pvietor of DAltAN's celcbt ated med'• A dicved Bougie , . and Remedies, Mr.DUFOUR informs dui' _ __ _ Public, that he may ai ufual be cent - tilted daily from 9to 1, at his heufe, No. 34, Frith street, Soho, on Cat.s of Stridtures, Obflrue tions, (Meets, &c. 84e. as well as Debility, and every diforder where fecrecy i. fo tlicntial a requifite, that Mr Dufour bas providtd a fpacious houfe, that every Patient may be intrnductd Ist a fi palate apartment. Mr D. has for many years confined himfelf to that department of Surgery, and from evenfive pradice, and the matt flattering fucccfs, he is enabled to offer a method of cure, mild. efficacious, requiring no confinement or rettraiitt, in diet, and which prevents a r.lapfe. Perron' in the country Itating their cafes fully, in a letter, enclofing a one or a two pound note, will have proper remedies fent to the amount. For the various fyinptorns. &e. fee Mr Duran's Treatle en the ahoye,complaints, price as 6d. the 3th edition—to be hack of J Callow, Crown-court, Soho 114'Queen, ifsator Change, and of. the Amber. TO DR SOLOMON. Sta, Wincbefter, April 9, 18:6. IHad long been afilfeed by aVenereal Dileafe of a molt virulent nature, had in vain fought relief from the practice and advice of many molt eminent men—l was indeed In a molt la mentable Rate, and afilided with ulcers and every other fymptom of a Confirmed Lues. A Herd of mine, however, recommended your Anti Impetigenes, which (when I had cried)l do affure you, not only every tlifagreeable fymntom gradually tULppeared, but I am now reftored to perfed health. I cannot help making this acknowledgment to ynu of The elli racy of your excellent Remedy, which you are at liberty to make public, ay it may probably be of fervice in (hewing to young men who,likemyfelf, may be plunged in the abyls of mifery, the only certain and effedual means of rcfcue. 1 remain, Sir, your mud obliged refpedt fulSereant.. C. B. DRUMMEL Price as. 6d. a bottle—duty included. Sold by Matthews and Leigh, 18, Strand, and mrft country Bookiellers and Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom. Double pottage of all letters to Dr Solomou,Liverpol,muft be paid, aLd his fee, ica 6d. inclofcd. - 3 Hebburn Main Townley Main f Walker Wall's End Temple's Wall's End - Willlegion Wylam Moor 1 S4uth Hebburn - Killingwortli I SUNDERLAND COAL. Bryan's Main Hrdworth Moor - Urpeth Total t Sblps_ COURSE OF Itmfterdant 36 7 sUG Do. at light 33 to Rotterdam it ft s ITC Hamburgh 34 S 2i UL Alton 34 9 21 U 4 Parts, I day's date 24 10 Lit. Paris, s UL 2 4 1 4 &isthmus 24 14 Asio on the Pant of 52 0 32 6 5 2 9 I 42 0 , I 16 XCHANGI Cadiz 391 effeet. I Genoa 45 Madrid393effc& 6t3 Bilbao 321 effect. ( Oporto 61 Leghorn 48-4 I Dublin la i Naples 40 Cork Is} Venice Si liv. Pies:tole effective per 4. fterL Palermo 90 Pence per oz. Holland st per Cent. 45 0 46 6 Poe COUGHS, COLrs. ASTHMA. add Cf)\S(?SlP"'l(•y. ROBitERDWS BALSAMIC FLIXJR.ar LAO PS. I 'HESE juftly celebrated DROPS', by their hap r y and immediate affed in removing the atoft chillers Cou.s k or Catarrh. and all tendency to Confomption. Nyder them a vt• lusble Family Medicine. And whew we confider the variablen, fs of our Climate, which militantly induces us tA ca'ch Coti, an•i, that from this taking cold, originates a ntultib•'e of EW-afes-..., AJlhma. pain in the Cheft, offenfive Breath.• II fl lel:ill 'nu of a e ungs, and Confumption,with a long trains f o head of Family &Quid lay down without a (Mall fopply at leait. of this mcft itantaneous Remedy. Many thoufand Perfms can teal y the happy Ueda they have received from It, Mum every oth er • medical Alhitance had failed. . N A CAUTION...Vbfervc the name of R Butler, No 4, Cheap, fide, IL engraved on a black Stamp, which Ica:Est:a to ach ki.atk : aU others are Counts rfeits. Sod by Appoirtmcnt of Mr. Iti,h berds, Apothecary, at Mr. Butler'. No. 4, Chc.. l )Cac corm! •:f Paternolter-row, and Retail by Chu k. No 26) !;or.•ue'i; AD, Np. 76, Oxford-areet ; Stratton, Leie Lft 4r- 1, uso and oloa , try 13-ttlefelkrs and Medicine VJaders in as. pd. awl bs e ROOM:RW*2 BALSAMIC ELIIIR,oe COUt3II DROPS, • .s the ( * idea and moll immediate Rentely c ,- (r ) , t Icompounded for the CureofCoPdi,tipoo the t.no.g...A,thrnl, Cough, and Confumptive Cafes; to AP which, the hit i:ls:tanti..4 theft also& are more efpecially cal:Pored hy. he ro.irti:cfs of (1.1 Air, that coy Rant ly tends towards Colds, and is ever accompanbd by a trouhlefome and eventually dangerous Cough : this if tilt re- moved, daily increafes in ohllinacy, extending its baleful efftas over the weak and ter , der frame, or whi.lly dearoyi,g the fun, • Lions of the Lung- in more rohult Perron, The Ballamic Elixir (or Cough Hrop4) of Mr. Robberds is compounded to meet thole evils to rdlore she tone of the Ole t and its corrtnts and thereby difebarge that tendency to Cooftiniv tion and Milton. ever found to fuecred Nth injury of the LIDO., In long contracted and obilittate cafes a few Bottles are !mei fray but in all recent Coughs, the I. heir ads L.flantancnufly, ftdres the Patient to his former Health; leaving a doubt that his Binds proceeded rather from fancy than reality. A CAUTlON.—Obfsrve the name of R. Butler, No. 4. Cheap. fide, is engraved on a black Stan'p, which is ;axed to each Bottles all others are counterfeits. Sold Whoirrale and Retail by Appointount of Mr. Robbcrds, Apothecat y, at Mr. Butler',. No. 4, ,Cll-apfhle, corner of PAtt nolter.row; and Retail by Clark, No. 269, Borough; Mtn, No.. 76, Oxford ftrcet Stratton, Iriectler cquare ; and molt Couutry Bookrellers, ia Betties, at as. std at :d 6s each, Tarongeft proof of the Superiority of VEP. THE NAUD's ON I.Y GENUINE RUSSIA OIL is, that the Brit Nobility in England have, fince its introdudliso ism this Country, given preference to the tffe of it, and all til:clart it not to be equalled, either for the Growth of Hair, reftoring it on parts which have fora length of time kern bald, and preset/till it from falling off, or becoming grey. If ufrd in lieu of Fomatum, which the Proprietor molt earnestly recommends, bearing a rich fra grance—it will afford, even %Own the hair has been thin for years, the confumers loch proof of its efficacy, as will not wily furprifs, but attonint them. In truth, not any is.eqtril to it. Sold who!: talc bythe Prcprietor, Mr. Crawcour, No. 46, Strand, London; and r.tll, by his appointrrent, by Mr. Oxley. then ift, No. :t, Tavillock Itreet, Comot garden'; Mr. Pars ng, koyat Medicine Warchoule, No. 44, Tavitteck-mw, C 5 tent•C rd, ; Keith and Co Perftrasers, No. 33, Haymarket; N;r. Lorne, tr , r rumor, No. 60, New Bond lireet ; and Mr. Low, P 'fussier, DI ury•lane ; Mr. Cryer No 6R, Cochin ; Mr. Jones, Perfumer. No. a, Po...ltry; Krrnott and Blake, C'hemifts, No. 33, St. Janici'i. ltrect ; Mr. Sangwinc, Ptrfumer, No. 38, Strand ; Mr. Black man, Oil and WMOIII4II, Na, 361, Ovord-ftreet; Meffrs. Ha zen and Webb, No. 26, New Surrcy-flreet, Blackfriars ; aid Co:efworthy and May, Clic:flats, No $ 44, Wiiittchapel ;Vv. Metcalf, No. 54, Wllsorn Hill ; •Mr Newbery, corner of St. Paula Church yard; and by a principal Perfumer, &c. in the principal Market Towns throughout the United Kingdom. Price only ss. each, or one bottle, containing five [mall bottles, at one guinea, The Public will he cautious to a& for Wrdenaud's Rola 04, figned by Mr. Crawcour, No. 46, Strand, London. To cowl teedt which is felony. TO MY CORRESPONDENTS. HE extended Reputation, wi.ich was the fit a L (N 0.% of my ambition in thusarcatcnent of VENEREAL COM MAINI'S and DIUIILI ry „having attratted to me varions Correfpundents in the United Ki .gloat of Great Pripin, and fri-na different parts of Europe and :Our: Ica. I beg to addrels this public notice to fuch correfpondents. The occupation of my time in anfwering letters from tbofe grudge not remuneration. made it meet - an , fur me, Tome years ago, to obferve, that no letters could be noticed unlefs a Bark-note w iudufcd. I again repeat the information. that no letters without inelofure can be anfwercd, utile(' from Patients already under my zare. And I beg to rugged, chit letters from the Welt Indies, et from any Fortign country, mug enntlin not only a complete aattrne:it of the cafe, but a vary liberal foil, fullisient to compeo fatt for the time of Jtudying and writing fully on the complaint, and for the preparation of a confiderable courfe of medicine by a London o:emit , if Inch fhluld he rrquifite. W ten tte dflance d •es not admit frequency of correfpondence, it F 4.) Wired, that the age, the manner of living, and general fcclino, as sv it as every fyrnmom that can poffibly be deferibiel, be molt pan ieularly fpecifitd. Lettas require no other dirtetion than tile Chrillian and Sur tam—" Martin Bree, Efq London ;" and mat the minds of either let may have the fulleil afforance of feercel. the pottage of Inners accompanied by fees need not be puid,at VIC time, but will after wards be charged to the parties. MARTIN BRER, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons In Londe, Arundk-firret, Ott. it, Mt RENOVATIr D HEALTH. IT has been too frequently the fubje& of jnit and general reprobation, that men deftitute of the elements of the medical art have offered themfelves as candidates for public patronage in the prefeffion of phyfie. For. the purpofc of doing juitice to the refult of our audits and experience, and to prevent us from being claffed among thole empiric. whore impudent pre ttnflons have, untor utiatily for fociety, been too favourably re ceived, we beg leave to fuhroit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful ftitentent of our paint. , and acquirements. After havi g received a regular medical etiuestiln as the pupils of Melfrs. Grill dal and Blizard, whole ketures and pradtice we carefully atten ded, ar profeffors and furgeons of the London Hofpital, we entered ourfelves as autlents in that jultly celebrated fchool for medical acquirement the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were inftrun tea in the dArrrtut branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and practice of Phyfic, Chentiftry, Midwifery, Botany, &c. Stu by thole eminent profellisrs, Drs. Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We truft we fh:JI not be deemed pre fomptuous in fay'ng that our proficiency and acquirements are not incoi.fi,kmble• Having for a Rang feries of years made venereal complaints. and the various difeafes of DEW Lay. the particul., , .- ohjedt of our (Indies and pradlice, It will, we hope, be alh.w that we have acquired tuitstior knowledge of their trcatm .t and erre. In flight and recent cares of infedion, a perf..t.l re• eftabliflinun tI. completed i the thort p, riod of two day.; ; `ln there of the ulmolt inveteracy, wh, re other pradliiintifTs hire failed of fuccefs, a p,roper perfever ,i.ce in our plan of eilfures to the patiefft a fife and ra.lies! cute. Anstalt the melancholy variety of diforders whisk are tttr . of a habit Log and molt unhappily purfurd by the youth of !so P Sete., there are none more alarming or more diftrefful, -I. , n• deficiencies and debilities which frequently pr&vettt or eat r the matrimonial nate. To Inch periwig it mud. be aco .niiingr, fleetion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible now;it of treatment, be reftored to that greateft of all human bletling., a fleeing, manly, and vigorous conflitution. In all cafes of clehi.i••v, from whatever caufe arifing, as well as in every fpecies of vene real infeetion, we may be conflated by patients of either fee the greareft fccrecy ai.ci honour. Hours of confultatiou at hos': from ten to three, and from fix in the evening till ten at night. Patients in the country arc requefted to Rate the particular. end their cafe, age, and general habit of living, Su. &c. inelofier remittance for advice and medicines, when the f..mc will be gig .1 or fent to any part of the kingdom. To enfure that fecrecy fential to our undertaking, the pußage of letters may be ailucd I the account for medicines. CURRIF. and Cm Surgeons, ' November 26. 18c6. • No. to 7, Hatton Garkleo. HIGH WATER AT I.os . ON TO-MORRU P . Morning • . 19 enites TIO Afternoon - • So minutes 'La in LONDON: hinted and publithed •hy LEVEL KENT. (of C. r• terbury• Place, Lambeth), at the STAa•Orrtea, Na. t cirsr [treat. Pul.,illhod alto at do STAa•Otrina, Tainipk,3ls. 49 3 43 0 52 o 49