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not being any French tritifpnrts convenient at that time over which the French Government might es. ercife .an authority as to the cargo, they found it necefrary to take this Chip upon any. terms they could v.et her. What the expref, terms were, the Conn C9Uld not fay, there being no contra& before it ; but the Cott: t would prefume a contra Et exilting between the owner of this veirl and the French agent who put thole nylons on board. The veffis of the enemy could not carry troops itti►iat way. Was it then, he would afk, to be permitted to neutrals, to 110 in and fill up tire blank Certainly not ; and whatever might have been the conard between Oleic perions, he was well c rNvineed the Government of the United States wa: wholly ignorant of fuck pradices, and would as flrongly and as ansioully crandemn. them as I toe Government of this country. If this had been the cafe of a few difabled officers or invalided men returning to their own country to (*Pend the remnant of their lives in peace and retirement, it would be another quellion, and the Court and the Government' , would never proceed with hat !liners ; quite the con• trary. but thee perfons were adlually inveiled with power arid authority under the French Government; and formed, he world call it, part of the military marine of that country. Under all the ciettmllances, therefore, it was his opinion, that this (hip was as much a French tranfport in the fervice of tar French Government, as if (be had been built , in a French port, and belonged to a French fubjea. The jiig m-ent of condemnation Was accordingly affitmeJ. Lfllir I ATE 19. ADMIRALTY Louxr, AUGU3r Mary, Klee rn,,tie..—Thi we- an American veffel, twh'lb :,ad no car •on b.aard a' the ;rine cap , tire N noel .n was, railed di t , the property of the vet fei, nut he' , i.le was iarpeache.i, having 101 l her our ward c og)), confi of wine, at an interdifted p .rt. the , on , was cnoterided the was liable to cotdi eati.in. Tar Court was of ..pinion, under all the cincumit the veffel not goirg voluntarily . into the inter darted pirr, but being driven in by a French f‘igare, ilia' the was not affeCieci to inch a degree as t.• fubjed her to the fevetal conllquence., stud thetefore rt.tored the veffel on payment of the captor's ex;.ences. Experiment, Silveira mailer.--This veffel was under An•erican c. I ors, dll'i was claiir.cd on behalf o f a M ca r . Li visithat y, of Mr. Ert Button ; ing but had been for it W4S conta eon ended by the pti T s, file•ale time retilent in France, and therefore liable to he C' riderett, in point of na'ional charadler, a Fretic!im in ; cha' :Orr air() atfetled the chip. Tie ort, al , er twilit!. the particular circumliatices of the kale, v Lich it obllived were by nn means un• fnfpici .u•, diretted Inqier proof to be produced of the thin, and the national charaEler of the aliened owner thetet.f. Vin lame, Silveira mater.—Thi,. was a Portnguefe veffel, laden with wine and o:h‘r articles. Ship and Ca; 'r reit( , e 1. Diana, Meyer maner.—This veffel watt under Koipnauirri cohmrs, with a cargo c,f fait. Ship and Cat g. , corid!onoed. SitlP FaiENDSHIP OF BA LTlMnltly. This was the cal:: i f an ,American bound far Bnor• d e ans, with a I , At dal iading of (laves, cafkc, &c. for the p • .tole t ;king in a carrn of wines and bran ; but her principal lading confined of Fr ffizer,s, learner; awl marines, who had c , rne in Sr. 1) min.‘, and were put on bard this v. at Biltim r•- lay the French Conful, in or der t ) hr convevei to F ante, at iiit expeoce of the Fiench Gr!verrirmn , . When the (hip was captured, there wete on board in all ninety rearms, only. one n‘ ,tamely the Mailer, was an American Ci t,i F elicit birth. he having refided t 8 y-. N America. led were French offi:ers, seamen, and It was c•lireritle : by Drs. ARN"LD and RflttresnN, on rite part of th- cap( ,••. that the Chip was to all in•elts atol French r.rantfarrt for the con v,\• t" It. by tios- forfeiting the rig - ns • f neutral-, the diiid her fmall cargo, became la wird ice. Cafe was perfeCtly anala rs., ir. that ~ t the Car•oii•. , . a Swede, which was oc - oly leiz,d by the French, And employed a• a tralfport 14 the c rnveyat.ce of troops to Eiypt, when that coma' y was in HT.:fion of she F each. In Cois fervice it was calanied by a 13 , itifh et nizer, 1 , arid condemned by the C •urt at tar.; WI pr ize. The flip w is taken IT by the nench C. , nful Ar Baltimore, for the ex; ,, els put vie of conve)irig.the fcamen, and the n,val "(netts ,sere required to be ainiting to the gr Cf:! ving ord‘r among 'hide on board. — The p wt.. vist" be defrayed 41 the exprence of the G ,vcrument, and i m mediately when landed in Fame. :11,:y gr ere to be fnljeCt to the ord,rs rif the ;eaten C mmandcr. Their c nye, - ance was 'he'd; r e -xprefsly calculated for the an. noyar.ce c•runtry, much f indeed as it they hal !.:en Cr"! veyes; Item P: ,r`ce for a purpofe mecia:ely hollile to this country. It was Wit to be Lir in the b' ea t of the enemy by what way, or undo wha• parlicit tar covert, they were to tranfport their ' naval Ira ces }coat one fpot to am.ther. 0 tier hand it was e wended, for the Owners, by I) •. LAWRESCE and SWABPY, that the great cb •t .1! the v-1 age Was trade, and that the circumilance c onveying :lick men to Bourdeaux was merely incidental to the main objal. They were not the • serilar and embodied crew of a paric :tar frigare, but we:e a mixture of men merely to be fensai r ome to their native. country, without any ior.mediate ;at of v in view. Si , \V •Lt IAM SCOTT pollponed his judgment on this cAitte (WI to-m••rr:•w. •t:I3UST 10. .Tay the Learnt judge, Sir Wm. SCOTT, in giving lii• jo•igmeni, obit. ved, that this war the cafe of a neutral (hip captor:A on furpicion of being Lit ed as an enenr,'s ti an; p •rt ; and the queilion was, whe• they, at the tio.e, the was f :etching the fair and legal fights et a neutral lir, nr vi , lasing thole right., by lending het felf to the let vice of an enemy, for the put p le of trantporting pert ns of a military char -fter, and in the fervice of that enemy ? The owner r.f this flip was a fulrjeft of the United Sta es of America, and the Matter and Commander a Ft eocianan by bit th ; but fir ce a naturalized Ame rican The latter vas itia: tithed by the former to proceed w ith the cargo of Bayer., &c. then nit board, to Bali imore, and there to take in as m.,ry paffcngers as he cnai to , B uttieator ; and from this it was in terred, by the Leaned Gentlemen for the Claimant, that this was a n:ete tr.c cantile tranfaflions But the Cowl 'A a.. bow d to go farther, and fee the nature and amount f tt,i, ca , go, and of what defctiption of perfons tlr fe paff:rgers were ; and they were found to be pert ns of a rt t ilita y and naval charafter, retto fling (ro<ft of them from St. Domingo) to their owe. e-untry, and in the fervice of France, and in , f ,la t d with that charafter the whole of the time.— They were pot on board by a fervant author iced by the Government of Prance ; and a petfon on board iaveiled with a command over the tell; all of whom, on their arrival at Botirdeaux, were to prelent them Selves before the Mititie Officer of that place. and vv; ,; t hi s orders. It was nothing to the purpnfe that there perf no were no; in the aft: f proceeding upon airy par ticilar expediti• n, r i iimediately emplo)ed nand! :his e , untr y ; the vet n. t once divefled of their military cha rteter ; ,and it it was allowed, that nett t al. rtCat I ing arms and military nati Bores to an ene p-, was liable to c andemon, how much more fi, was a r eietral, carrying the very thing which alone c old givAff,att to thole arms and Bores ;but it was fail, that there was a cargo on board this velfel, and :hat tt u a' a well known fait, that (hips •taken up a s ttanfi osts both iri this countr y and 'Frtnee, C never ce. trotted to take any delcription h of cargo whatever on board ; he admitted the fa& ; • tint it was an intuit on ilse underflaoding to call this, ar , l o;,ll:e.'. to no mote than ballaii and tnnnage, a cargo ; anti it have happened, that there . : THE BAIG LEO. This was a queflion upon the violation of the Or der of Council for regnio.ing the blockade of the river Elbe. The (hip in quetlion was a Dane, bound from Tonniegen tot St 'Thomas's, laden with glafs, geneva, awl other .goods, from Altona. On the part of the captors it was contended, that from fume papers dilcovered in a feeret drawer in the bottom of a writing de& belonging to the foper cargo of this veffel, which contradicted the papers and documents produced by the matter, an attempt had been made to defraud the captors, and violate :he blockade; for, from the papers produced by the f rrrcr, the goods appeared to have been conveyed by land can i age Iron) Alton* to Tonningen, where as by the latter it v. a• inferred that the goods were waterborne, and contequently carried in veffels pro. hif•-ifed by the Order of Council. In the papers found with the heptrcargo, the perfon fending the goods from Alt na was denominated Captain, and from lonic particular espreflions in thefe letters, the Learned Adv • cite inferred, that the goods were aQually a/inert:pone, and thould be condemned ; or, if nr t, that the claimant; Ihould give further proof to the contrary. On the other hand, the Learned Advocates for the claimants contended, that there was no evidence whatever, from which the Court could come to the cr nclufion that thefe goeds were waterborne. t he title of Captain was applicable as well to perfons en gaged in met cantile trantaaions on land, as that on tea, and as it freqnently happened that paltrns for merly engaged in a fealaring life, at an6ther time were folely engaged in mercantile tranfaElions on land, and having oace been dubbed Captain, they retained the litre always, the v.-prelim:le in the letters Were cable of two contlroCtioos, and of bei:rg esplaitred ; and in fuck a cafe as this, the Court wruid be iirclitred to make the molt favourable con draflion for claimants of the detcription of thole be fore the COWL After hearing the arguments on both fides, at con• liderahle length, The Learned Judge °Merced, that this was a goeflion arifing out of the violation of the blockade of a neutral port, and when the Government of this country tumid it nect(taty to delay or prevent the regular cootie of trading of a neutral port, it WAS alvtxts dote to fec u :e the intetelts of this country again(' the potter ofehe enemy, and in all loch cafes,• however kat fh.Govertiment might be obdged to aft, they were at the fame time willing to remit that rigour towards nettoorls, fo far as their own fecuriry would permit. fa this view he th,odd confider the prefon cafe. Till, was a Danifh (hip, belougarg to Dani(h owners, and failing from a I).thilk port to a Dania' colony, at a time when that rigour WAS in a great meafure removed. With what view then mild, it he laid, that the intended to pats a fraud upon the Government of this country? or was the Omit bound to put filch a confiruCtion upon the expreflions contained in thole !emu, as birthed upon by the Learned Gentlemen I but looking at the geographi cal foliation riche country, and conflicting the pro babilir• that thefe goods mutt in fame meafure he waterborne, without violating the blockade in any degree, and conceiving the appellation of Captain as applicable to perfons on land as well as at fea, he did feel that the Court was bound to put the molt fa vourable conarnelion upon thole clot-01101w, and they then became reconcilable. The Government of this country was, for a tjme, under the necedity of adopting har(b meafures in the blockade of the Elbe, for the put pole of checking and diminilLitry. the growing iofluence of France on that part of the Continent, which threatened and endangered our commerce in that quarter ; but when that neceflity was in fume meafure removed, that rigour was alto cl!minifhed. Taking , the firbjeft in this light, and conflicting all the etreumflancer, he did not think the Court bound to order further evidence upon the cafe, and therefore directed, that the chip thould be rellored to the claimants. Goede Hoop, Lievres matter.—This was a Pap penburgh valet, laden with a cargo of falo.ost a voyage from Marennes, all - tiled to Tonningen, bot was found at the time of capture within half a mile of Camper down, (leering towards the Dutch coati, under pretence of want of water.—Ship and cargo condemned. • Vrouw Jantina, Maylnfs matter.—ln this cafe, the valet was bound from Marennes to TonnniAen, with a cargo of falt.—Property condemned. The following cafes were decided on the sib flaw Wackfamkeit.—This 'del, under Danifh colours, failed from Alicant to Dort, with a cargo of faits where fbe delivered the fame, and was captured al terviards in the profecutiun of her voyage to Cagli.tri. Ship condemned, on the ground of a breach of blockade, Dort being confidered at the time as a blockaded port. Urania, Walker maller.—This was a queflion 'of falvage. It appeared in this oft that the Urania' was re.captuted from the French by the Loyal Id; Hay. Clover A girl, aged 14, has had, fur the Lilt feven pre ceding years of her life, fcruphulous ulcers on her arms, neck, fide, and latealls, attended with great difcharge, particularly at the petiods of Siring. — The difeafe b.filed every means employed, when the tried SPit.ssusy's Patent Antifcritbtric Drops, and at this time The has taken five bottles ; the mallet • ulcers ate all healed, and the larger ones making fair advances to the Caine favourable tetminatiop, which we are jullified in corcloding fr ,, m her mended (late 1 of health, probably ariting from the good health o! the fccretiog glands. Mrs. Dancer, York, will give further informaiion 'on app'ic iti:.n ; and the original letter. may be Teen at the Difpenfary, N.'. 15, 5.,!.0 Square, London.—Mr. SPILSBURY is not accounta• ble for any mistine f it, tilet% the words " By the King's Patent" are infe.ted on the bill of diteticus, bogie, mid wrarper; the •ilamp alit (the King's duty) is printed in black instead of red ink. Bottle. 5s 6.1.: d,uble bottles los. ; and larger IL as, duty included. CIIING . S PATENT WORM 1.02 :Noes ...:1 . 0 Parents, Cuardiars, and °thesis., who Invc the care of Children, this valuable Medicine cannot he too art - 10y r c comr.,ended. Worms a% a difeafc few children cfcap.!. They dettroy the appetite, weaken the orga sof digettion, pro,'uce p :ins ii: the flomach and bowels, deprive the ! b. 41y of its nntaiihment orcah.m emaciation and palcnefs. flop the I pr-grrfs of growth, and arc the caufc of the molt alarming con vullions, which ton citen termiu.atc in death. Nor are their ,ff.Cts I fs fof ere on grown prrfons t by ulcerating the Womack and bowels, they zee often the caufe of lingering complaints, which : wove fatal at laft, and relied the patient to the molt excruciating fits of ;logy and cliltreP. In childhood, every di eafe with which a child is afilietled is ails. highly exafperated by them. The eel . - I tainty ai.el lair' y both of their prevention and cure, by the above medicine, is fo fully eftablithed to the fatisfaelion of the Publit,by 1 the fed imony of the fi . it and mnft leading charaders of the No bility. and of otters of high refpre.clability, who have whreffed its remarkable rtfeets in their own families, that it Is only neceffary to obferve. t h is is the period cf the feafon when fuch a medicine ought to he gift', to children and others, to prevent any attack of this cony, laint.—Sold wholcfale and retail, at Chi n g and Butler's, 1 No. 4. Cheaplide,Cnrrcr of Patcrnofter-row; and retail, by molt country venders, In boxes at 2s. 9d and ss. 6d. WWI HS. At Hull• o` a daughter, the Lady cf . the Rev. J. H.llromby, Vicar • f the i ioly Tr;nity Chinch in that twa n. Tto f ay, a.. Mertesurne iiutt! . e. Lady C. Lamb, of a fou. Mrs. Fre:ling, of the Geheral Pon. Office, of a f on. 8 vurday bft, at hi. tr.o v, Woodente-place, Eprom, Surrey, the Lady of (gone smith, Efq of a daughter. 011 the 28th tilt at Fameuth, Devon. the Lady of Chcfelden* Helicon. Efq of a daughter. On rtaturilay 'att. the Lady of John James, Efq. of Haughton Lo4c, limits. of a daughter On the 4th toltant, a po'ir woman, aged 22 yearn, refilling at 1 Lahinch, crar I:nridimun. ecnnty of CI Ire, Irchn.d, of five chi!• dren. three I.4n= and two Sava . ..ma, who, wilt theic mother, arc in I a int ft thrivi‘ g way. 1 Monday Litt, at Winchefter, the Lady of Lieutenant. Colonel Seymour, of the isth Light Drag NAPA. Of a allug:iter. . &Jolty, the Lady of 1.. Mach•au, M.D. of Sui!: , ory, of a fon. PRICE OP HOPS TN TIM BOROUGH MAR Krr.. New Bags 51 its to 71 os I Pocket's 61 cs.t. 81 is INLICI Of 1141 ANA STRAIIi IN {MI I UVIIID. - 41 lOS to 61 LSI I New Clover al cs to *;4l. 4 31 125 to 71 4. I Straw, 11 IGO to 3. o s COAL MARKET, Auguft tB. Ships at Market Ship fob* . Price 44 Newcaftle Coal 42 4)5 od to 3CA 6,1 3 Sundt - viand 3 39 5 Cd to a l e ( 4 ! ! 3 Stone Coal -2, 52$ 6d to 7is 6d' ti CioJers I 32s 6.1 to c.-,- $ Gd • . - - • .. .- ton tranfpOrt, and that 'afterwards the srefrel in quellion was taken •poffeffion of by his Majelly's ft i g ate.Glenmore, and carried into Cutk, and there the &Nage was fettled as recaptured by the Glen- , more, and the veal was then 'permitted to purfue her voyage to the pert of London. The Court was clearly of opini al that the Loyal Briton was the foie recaptor in this cafe, and ace srdingly p r onounced one-fixth Waage, as a remuneration to the falvors. I 'rscnele Solite, Nilten maller.—This Dania) venal, = . YliilLlC AI:VAN rA3II. „ laden with a valuable cargo , w as ca p tured at the ', .1 .HE advantage the - public muft always derive C.ipe of Good Pope, at which place the tialchod for i from regularly educated proleffi oral men !keeling *exit e s . the purpofc cf refrellsments, and'to di:pore of a part ; c l u fi ve l y t h e i r 'lndies to one 'peens of mal...!y, was Weser IpOm of her cargo. The (hip, and the h ulk ,tI 1 e r cargo, : clearly detronitrated than by the unriampled nicer:: w hi c h h as was reilored, a part con demned , and the remaining ! attended thr aloaraitration of their Pew .remrdy an g. th.! extra- I ordinary cures it has performed Fora long frricsof T ests, Meffn part referved. CURRIE and Co. Surge": : s. formerly in his Majel l y's fervice The followinz cafes were decided on the 6 th in l l. I have made the Vet veal Difccre the particular oiled of their ha! San Jifez •Diligente, Santez mailer. —'phis veirel l *Ligation. aid arc happy in having Wei:meted a medicine lupe, failed under ! Portuguele colours, with a cargo of. for to mercury bi the cure of that conaptaint—it bi ifi I fo_..e.ent to . oh b fe r rve r that the thoughefffeetaof this remedy are cinmet . rically ix pofite to pitch, tar, rolin, &c. on an affected voyage to lafbon. it eonueletely eradicates every yell The captors contended th2t her real deitinasion was i mtt e le vi gn ru e s rell ii r l Y its °r nmit cot,firinesi Rages, yet it dots nut in the Spain, for the purple of delivering her contraband t 'call injure the cnnititution—on the contrary. it renov Ars the cc( ' cargo.—S::ip and cargo condemned. tern in all in natitni funaions,. promotes appetite. and facilitate . Ft iendfchaft, Harms matter.—This was ,a farther dig-itioa--thus inite. dof re 'acing a anon and visor.us conflitu. don to the frightful concl:l:in that mercury doe*. it nut orgy pre proof cafe, which being held to be fufficient, Blip and , &ry es that contlituthan in its primieve (Lite. tut rebores a weak cargo "ere teamed. 1 and detibtated one to its natural ltrecgth and vigour. De Vrow Lucia, Schutte maller. —This Papper. 1 Numherlr!l initaners are on recent record of the furerior efficacy burgh vefrA Was laden with Ult.—Ship and cargo of OA+ hivelieine. its inherent and. fpecifte virtues Sating as a pees .. 1 t actual core-,ftivrt to bodily debility, whether proceeding front reit.rred, and the captors condemned in coils. . 1 an excels of conjugal or illicit pkaftke, or from the mom F, an Elizabeth, Weft.:rman matter.—This veffet, infiduous, though net ids dell uatme indulgence of intim under Oldenburgh colours, was on a voyage from linos youth of tot'A feats hi a c train ternicious habit Aniidft Mat ennes to Tontringen, laden with falt. The Cr•tirt the meta chely variety of dif eders which are the conferjuenee *of held this ta be a fratallitait tranfaCti“n , and cop' this 1: litary vice, there are nom . more ailbeling. than that din:dram (tate ot'd,t,iii t y and deficiency w hich prcsents or embitters the ma d:mired the (hip and cargo. trimonial Rate : the unhappy tuff, ter broods over his misfortune. Dc Vier Gebroders, fins mailer.--This Pappen- ailiarned to kek rime, until hr. is reduced to Nets a Rate of wale bit! gh velrel - was laden with a cargo of . falt, and nef,asto reit& f r --‘• uppr<ve To ile!: petfons it mutt he a COD.. Wog refkeli .11, !i to krv.w t hat they rosy noia, by a new infallible hoond therewith to Tonningen. Ship and cargo re mode of treatment, be rAtored to that greateft of all human bid% pored. lugs a (trun k , manly and vignro”B aonilitution. In all caf e s of debility deficiency. from whatever eaufearifine, as %Va. as in every fpecies a vixen:al infeelion, Mal Currieaset Co. stay be confulted by p aients of either let, with the greats.% feeresy and honour, at their houfe, No toy. halter Garden. Letters from the Country (pit paid) including a bank note. will have the neceffary medicine and advice fent to any pan of thc Kingdom. No ins Hatto n (;,...ie, • To toe. LOR, Elq. No 9 ,New eridge Pace, Laidoa. SI Cuitier it hut an aft Of ju:lice due to the merits of your LEAK el's PATENT' PILLS, to communi cate to you the following Cure, which has recently Nen pereemed by them:—Aii acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking out ef an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a eerie:headset of Dif. eve, rs ;offing therefrom), was reduced ahnoft to a Brehm. and though he had the belt niedied advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of patcut medicines eothieg could he procured which Teemed to fuit Ida cafe. or do him any rervice; be remained in a m ft reduced and pitiable fittritien for two years. to a le to ittll.wv his prof. Men, and fcarcely able to Waik et even to ;land eta 1)6 ; in Net, no ore who knew hiM ever inward it prAble for hint tn recover. He wai advied at lace to try your LtA224 PILLS—he did fo, aridly adhering to the dire bona given Witt than—he had not taken more than two hoses, Retire he round as alteration for th 2 loiter: this cacourtg.l hint to prac cd arid by taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and Itratiath grabs ally return and is now as healthy and as flout as city man koow. You are welcome, Sir, to trier any pent' to nu fur a coufirmation f tha above account ir it Bmp' he & R imed. I itni.eir, your °lndent humble fervent, Library, Folkll me, July t , is;er. PURDY. Prepared and f by the fete Proprietor Tuos• TAT Lax,Mertaber tr! the Royal Cellege of Surgeons, Los* don, at his N. 9, New Bridge (teed; Varhere.aeer a mutant refi.!ence of more than as years, ins pi-settee earticulvly diredid to the cure of Venereal complaints and thole incidental to the parts of generoion in both feces, with that in•inl tithe fccrecy which men of his prordfi n e lou ee a lways &three, he flatters himrclf the advice a afEitance be gratuitoolly adminilers to perfons taking this medicine, will be ettesmed, by a dike:tine public, as an advantage feldoni to be obtaiued,and void of anthiguire. • Alfu fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of chore Iv. ing ae a diftance. at the Perfumer's 'CO, 3', Aloae'i.ercie. Pall Mall; the -Toyfhop, to;, Oxford ftreet ; Mr. Dfhorough.7 Fhb. ftreet-hill; Mr. Baxter's. Sotith bridge, eara-iirgh ; Mr M Da . Olargow; Mr. CallwellX, Dublin; Mr. 3illifige's. Liverpool* Mr. Atkinfon's, Manchefter ; and by one ter in every conk: derable tawn in Great Britain and Irclaed. in bases of only a.. 9d. each, leaks: up with hull and plain diredli MI, whereby petrol)/ al either Tex may cure the ofslees with cafe. fp-ed feereey. an I bitty. N. B. Every box foil in Grote !irit,iin is f. sled no with a 'tamp on which by favour of the Coromifli eters, is printed at the eta np °dice-4% Tayinr,No 9 New Bridge street.—tit imitate which i is felony, and all others are counterfeit. W 111aN Pleitelli n.ai Alen of Education Ailli ke V V fponfibility deviate from the general Syftem by the !Ordain' of a particular branch the fanedien of long continued fucceffes is the heft criterion of foreriority. Thirteen years have I devoted my practice to the egclisfivetreat• went of three (Wonders, and the fuccefsful rc ful• of my plumes me additional ardour to eppofe, u far as I ant at le, the ravages of thole Complabits which arc the moft importaut in the Cataloyu of Human Inflatreies. After iti;iatiott into every Branch, as an Army Surges), I formed a with at an early period of praetire to refeue indivlduis from the ignorance of ureducated men, or the equally danger:as precicitaney of general l'netlitioaers. 'llse Three Diforders, to the core or which I have devmed sty attention. comprift every fee-its of V h N"RM.AI. I N FEC I . l§Ns titer of a recent or eel duntion i. ly, all kinds of debility, whcteei :trifles front the hai.ibt of fchonl boys or the indiegmes of m'ture age ; and,latt iv. •hat de: leg-meet of the fyftem in me men wile!: e , called BAR Rbt- S crlut.rrY. Numerous Di`cafts art the refute of igeorarce. or hate in the treatment of ifirnpic Gonorrhea ; cot it rot %tufo-fluently hate pens that the feeds Of Lir- are poifored by the indifcr-tion ci as unguarded hour By a fu, r:hot ne:teo ! Nee C omplaints are ea* cured; and, even where whets have failed, I Mitt that I may pro fume to offer a radical re ellAiliatment Few. however. ate the cafes at comrlicated dithers In this eft order, compared with the .calamitous flotations of men, who from an is o l a g eoeo in a fnlita-e vice, or the erevalent Fairies de faibionaele bf, acquire that Rate of deheity which it the am voidable cre,f-euelice (itch pernicious habits. Where the uneappy flifferLrbroods ever his Mi f f fully conceals his misfartune, it may he font- confelat to know, that *hough it he an objeet of doubt cc with other praieiloners. the removal of there flack gradual progrcfs of reeevate it, is the acquirement of nee If 'he rites of Baca bus or Venus he"e beano to • Amer, much aneisty wel he prevented by an early I of t his lat.euid Elate; at. d in the le cafes no greet But where this defiiiencl: has for years etiftol. a I liettlCCC is iTiIIirijCISAMV t Cjiliiite to revive the ilurn: of li c. and to re•a,:i:illte cooftltution. MAR it I e.D WOMhbl, who kave long beea their expeelatiens of a ramliy, may be affured, the Ranee% fuel, deeds are curehle by Medical ikid. he fecrecy wide, is fa elTential to my underte qtalificat!ens which 1 have prefumed to hate, form try Trete:thong, aod in Coincidence welt fuch t! given, ter that Mr. lite r may be cenfulted ptrfostally, (incloGng a (mall Note), at his houfc, No. 29, Strand. near Te-nOtallar. e; There is ail additional Ftstrance in Water ft: and the name is on both the el*ors. MAW Member of the Royal COrege of Sweeney A Ceteriets...-atone Perrone, wits falfely 'Arai be of TIIII Roeitt Coeelor, having for') pet copied tee Advertifemontsalatoft word for word. theist es their own pro:Welton', it is 7ny duty to thnfe Perrons are eat Members ef any Cnlieee burgh, or elfewhere; nor have they cry right to ph in Loodon. N B. A TAR of the Members h pieslifhed' at the . College in I Ancon's %skid) may be referred LONDON: Printed Ind putuilike tr. i.r.vl, h, twry-Ptace, l.a - . 4ctli) at ibe STae-Orraci , ftrect. Publiaked 410 at. the STAII.9/111CS, r 'try, he Cam lotion for Lis rr uocrrtains/ cicocies by toe of my open. o rcdueo iflU counteraaloa üby will WO a ',roper OCT it eriag (rob iGtei!* het ~a molt inut m hai r( o. intimating r. or by Let Arundl - fir ftivet adia ATVs , ((it t;8, ire in Lon ,14 • riartiora eavrral mo ord. an li%faiei o inmrion Londos. 111. praakt S ke agel Mak 6r . t16 k r r r d to ottA• :a, N.. reaVivitir' NIARRILI). ........ • At Beckbury, Jeremiah Jenkins, Efq. of Britt!ewe% Efrea, to ; Mifs 1 Ilea your., fecotol daughter of William John Yong', hfq. of Cartou Howe. near Shill. ial. On clic 7th ihilmt, Patrick Small, Ffq. of Kindrogin, advocate. to Mtfi. Jane Stewart, daughter of the late John Stewart, Efq of halt Craig, At Whitby, Lieutenant Do•e R. N. to MK. Duck, ad daughter of the Rev. Mr. Oda, of Dai:by, near Whitby At kilefnierc, Mr. John Hughes, Ail old bachelor, of 2; years of age. whti lass hero beliman of the fame place upwards of tsa to Mrs. Attila Dulfun ,ut the fame place, a widow. aged Bzr Tl.e bridegroom's matt was 78, the bride's maid yp, making a total u • 1323 years. DIED. 1 In May laft, in the Welt Indira, Lleutrnant John Edwards t 1 It initay, of hit Majefla's fhip Chichefter, fon of Captain Ramfay , , of the Royal Navy. At Gilmore Park, on the ad inftant, Mrs. Margaret Wagon, i wile of Lieu tenant-Colonel John Pringle. I ' At Gonzcro, ifland of Sicily, on the 19th of March laft. Mrs. Cbriftina Ann Gordon, wile of Lieutenant Philip Gordon, of the 1 17th regiment of font. At hi. laconic at Hendon. after a few hours inners, Aiczander ! Begby, kfq of New broad-ftreet. i Wednefilay fennight, Mrs. Skelton, wife of Mr. George Skelton, of Lately, a hhuryt Si Gr si o n v io e. uth. Devombire, after a fcw days Binds, Mrs. Colman, wife of Francis Colman, Efq. Friday laft, aged 64, Mr. Robert Leake, late Commodore of the I Huth.. Pilots at Hull. At t • Aberdeen, on the tft inftant, John, Infant fon, and on 1 the 4th, Mrs: Maipl:erfon, wife of Dr. Macpherfon, Phyfician. Lath week, the Rev. Mr. Curgaiven of Larnorran, to Mg. Grace Bucklabd of Truro. Saturday Lift. in Doch-ftreet, Hull, in the 13th year of his age, William Huntington, fen of Mr. Bacchus Huntington, furgeon, demoted, and late a Midfhipman in his Majdty's tap Flora. • Suddenly, on the ad ult. in Merriou.lquare. Oublin. in the tBth year of his age, liu4h Crofton, Efq. fon of Sir Hugh Crofton, Bart. Mow hill. country Leitrim. Wednefday fennight, the infant fon of Walter Carruthers, Eft at Highgate. Sail rtes 55 minutei afte► 4 TO-MORROW. Sun lets I Full Moon S nticutta after 7 8 minutes af:ex - - HIGH WAsr E it A r LON Is4sl AR lOU E •I*o- !AO KKO Ifor.:•rg $ mitnitr3 etet . 4 A."-.1% Goa minute aka 4 { ; .4