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THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6. Min OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : Confols, mum, 64 —for Feb. 6 sit —Omnixothi prem. Excbequer Bine, par to sa. prem. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Soak Steck szEit I ia Stock act 3 p. Ct. Red. Mn. 64 1111 p. AIM. 7 15.16 3 per Can. Conf. An. 614 ff Ir H h S per Cent. 95i 4 jar Cent. Soft Exch. Bills, is. WE to mot. 3 per Cent. Navy, psiii I Cod& for acc. 6s 6ij Long Ann. z7l spa Laft night the Bill for abolifhing the Slave Trade was carried by a majority of too to 36. We congra- tulate the country on this triumph •:of jullice over rapine, fraud, and murder. Long has the name of Britain been difgraced by futTering this torrent of iniquity to fpread its baneful influence through the multiplied ramifications of our commerce. For ages has the voice of humanity been Rifled by the dz. mours of the moll vim-thief' of mankind, while every handl feeling of Nature has been outraged by the molt flagrant brutality and cruelty—per mitted fo long, to the difgrace of our country, that .at leagth thofe.interelled in the profits of this wicked traffic, loft to every fence of fhame,had the effrontery to claim its continuance as a matter of right, and the wickednefs to maintain that it is authorized by the laws of Goo ! Hath Ha not faid, He that leadeth into captivity (hall go into captivity"—" Is Hs a man that be fhouldlie, or a fon of man, that Ha (hould change ?" Hath he laid, and will he not perform ? —Let the abettors and fupports of the Slave Trade, and thofe callous individuals, who, with Cain, are daily Paying, 's Am I my brother's keeper P'—Let the Country, as a criminal body, that by permitting, becomes anfwerable for the guilt—let them think on the fate of their polio-4 in the day of retributive juffice ! No frefh accounts have been reeeivid from the Continent. Extras of letters by the !aft Mails, and of the fault dates, continue however to be circulated, all tending to maintain the report of battles having taken place after the s6th, which proved adverfe to the enemy. A Court of Common Council was held yellerday. Tile Court ordered Petitions to be prefenied by the Sheriffs, attended by the Remembrances, to the Houfe of Commons, for leave to bring in Bills for altering the Market days, and otherwife improving Smithfield Mark.t; for improving the Navigation of the River Thames, by making certain cuts, for the purpofe of avoidinehe places where the navigation is moR ob. ftruaed,i and lea capable of being otherwife im provedir and for extending the tern, for compleating the improvements at Temple Bar, &c. 0 iSunday the Confecration of the Rev. Dr. Moss the Bifboprick of Oxford took place at Lambeth Valice. Soon after ten o'clock the Bilhops of BANGOR, EXITS', ST. DAVID'S, and CHESTAA, at. fembled in the Great Hall, in Lambeth Palace, with Sir Wtd. SCOTT, the VICAR GENBRAL, Dr. Law 'aims, and a number of Officers belonging to the Prerogative Court of Canterbury and Doanrs Com. mons. About half pall pall ten o'clock they began to move in folemn proceffion to his Grace's Chapel. —The church fervice was read by the Archbillsop's Chaplain. The fermon was preached by the Dean of Wst.r.s. After which the Rev. Dr. Moss was introduced to the altar by the Bifhop of Sr. D•vin's, and confecrated in the ufual form. The Lady of Colonel BA it tit, of Woodland Cottage, Kent, has arrived in England lately, by way of Rot terdam, from Valenciennes, where the had been de tained during the war. The firft divition of the Shropfhire Militia marched into Dover yefterday, and the Denbigh Militia will leave that place to-morrow for Fort Pitt. PA IMAM MARY teAdAs.—The following unplea (ant occurrence lately took place at BELLAMY'S Ta vern, Houfe of Commons :—Mr. A. S. having ac cufed Mr. B. of being influenced in h;s duty by a Noble Duke, the latter gave the lie direet, which was acknowledged by a fevere blow with a cane. The parties have been fence bound over in sool. each, to keep the peace, by Mr. GRAHAM, of Bow•fireet. In confequence of form circumaances attending a late duel in the Ifle of Man, between Sir insist Pines and Mr. MEREDITH, another duel has fince taken place in that gland, between Mr. Boys and Mr. Tol uca, in which the latter was shot. Tuefday, as the LORD CHANCELLOR was paffing through Holborn on foot, he obferved a number-of =en and boys hunting and beating on the head of a little dog with flicks, under the idea of his being mad. The LORD CHANCELLOR, with great humanity, ob. (crying not tae lean fymptoms df madnefs, rufhed into the crowd, feized the poor animal from the hands of its deflroyers, and carried in his arms Come diflance, till he met a boy, whom he hired to carry it home with him to his Lordfhip's houfe in-Lincoln's In. ids, where he gave it to the care of a fer rant, to be taken to his Lordfhip's ilables. DRURY-LANE THEATRE —A Dew Ballet, called Emily ; or, juvenile laififcretion, was performed for the firft time on Wednefday night. It is founded on the Farce of The Spoirel Child. The Pupils of a School are introduced, who perform a delightful dance, and the whole ends with a rural fete deligned by Mr. JoHN sroste, the Mechanift. Pacisor dances a charming Pas 4ul; and D'Eovuta has done himfelf much credit compofing the entertainment. COVENT GARDEN THseras.—Lati night The Way to Keep Him was revived at this theatre, after an ab (ince of twelve years. MUADEN was a very fuccefiful reprefentative of Sir BEfifal Conient, in the delinea tion of which charaCter he reminded us frequently of the late Mr. KING. &Istria's Sir Brilliant Fnipion was more fdppith than gentlemanly. CHARLES KR*. ELS I E Lovemore was relpedable ; and the Widow Bel niedrrby Mrs. Gwyn, was a very (pinta sad performaucc. NIUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 4. Came in the Mary fmuggling cutter, laden with 350 (mall calks of fpirits, befides tobacco, &c. cap• tured is the North Channel, by' his Majeay's fhip AMETHYST, Captain Ssymoua ; Naactssus, of 3z guns, from Portfmouth ; and ACASTE, of 4o guns, from a cruize. Sailed the PHOEBE, of 36 guns, to the weAward. Wind W. PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY. S. Arrived his Majetty's chip Ammo's, from Guernfey ; DARING gun brig, from a cruize ; Horn transport, from Cork, which place the lett in corn ' pang with the Duchefs of Northumberland tranf port, under convoy of the EARL SPENCER cutter, which is dot yet come in.=Wind W. N. W. DEAL. FEBRUARY s. Sailed the Aaitow fchooner, and Prtame gun. brig, for Sheernels. Came down from Sheernefs hit idajefty's (hip SOLERAT, Captain Newbury, and remain in the Downs with the rca of the Ships as per laft.—Wind N. W. DOVER, FEBRUARY 4. His Majefty's floop KANGAROO has retaken and fent in here the brig Two Brothers, Captain Fox, of and from Sunderland, laden with coals ; (he was cap. toted on Monday night laft, by a French lugger pri. vateer, off Dungenefs. Came in the hoy de Schnelle Seegelande, Capt. VAN KYR. of Altona, bound from Rotterdam with beans and cheefe, detained by Lieut. Hi w yore, of the BLAZIR gun brig. Wind S. W. Fan. s.—Arrived to wait fur convoy the brig Guf tavus, Capt. ScrioLyz, of and for Gottenburgh fir Malaga, with wine and fruit, laft from Falmouth.— Sailed the brig Haabet, Capt. Loazwrz ex, of and for Frederieldhall, with brandy and rye, from Nantes. Wind N. N.W. and blows hard. YARMOUTH. FEB. s. Sailed the CRUizt& floop of war for her fortunate Ration off the Galloper. The French prifoners at this port embarked on board the Rosy, of 64 guns, for Sheernefs. Sailed the ARIADNR frigate, Accals sot, and Cox:ryas-1- gun brigs, and Chapman and Lyra armed Ihips, on a cruize. The fhipa of war in the Roads are the Majeftic, Dielator, Stately, Agin court; Nafrau, Roebuck, and Ruby wind bound, ()rents floop of war, and Cenfor gun brig. Wind South Weft. CORK, JANUARY 3co. Arrived the Pelter gun brig, Lieut. Evelyne, and the Earl Spen cer cutter, Lieut. Bothwell, from a cruise; Cecilia tender, Lieut . Keenan, from Plymouth ; and three tranfports with troops ; Al bion, of Newport, Gregg, from Dublin for Barbadoes ; Edward, of Whitchaven, Steward, ditto; Echo, of Pembroke, Day, from Liverpeol; Fame, of Cork, Cooolly. ditto; James, of and from Greenock, Brown ; Hibernia, of and from Bi idol, Davies ; Gol den Fleece, of Chichefter, Bibcll, from Falmouth ; Alert, of Lon don, Foreman, from Mogadore, under quarantine. FROM LI.OYD'S LIST. GIAVZSEND, Fss. c.—Palled by the Triton, Williams, from Charkfton —Sailed the Ocean, Gillman, for Londooderry ; Blen heim, Miller, for Gil nada ; 1) le, Chivers, for Surinam ; Mag net, Watfon, and the St. George, Palmer, for Jamaica. EAST IND'A SHIPPING. Wednefday a Court of Direetors was held at the Ea(l India Houfe, when Captain D•Esrassa, of the United Kingdom, took leave, previous to departing for St. Helena and Madras. Yeflerday the Difpatches were finally clofed at the rag India Houle, and delivered to the Puffers of the following Ships, viz. Scakby Caftle, Capt. J. Lock ; Nottingham, W. Campbell 1 True Briton, W. S. Clarke ; and Britannia, J. Birch, for Bombay and China. Alfred, G. Welaced. for St. Helena, Bencoolen and China. Duke of Montrofe, J. Paterfan, St. Helena and Bengal . Admiral Gardner, W. J. Eaftficld; Cattle Eden, R. Colnett, Madras and BengaL PASSENGERS PER ADMIRAL GARDNIt. Foa BENGAL—Frederick Vanfittart, Efq. fenior merchant, Captain Baldock, Miffe, M. and A. Baldock, Lieutenant Osm ium, Mr. C. French, Mars. Penny, Pew, Murray, Bontein, &oyes, Orr, limiter, J. and J. Read, Hodges, Idelquhoun, Bland, Wetherfton and Johufton, Cadets ; Mr. Curran, AlSltant Surgam. For MADRAS—Mr. Cooke, Writer; Lady Richardfon, Mifs Stedman, Mars. Tolfon, Robinfoa, Cumming. Maxwell, Brad- ford, Enna: Hitekaw, and Wakdield, Cadets; Mr. Kemp, Free Mariner. PASSENGERS PER DOER Of MONTROSE. For Banoitt —Meru Oamon and Anal; Cadets; Mr. Pa tulla, Free Mariner; Mr. J. Grofa. PASSIPICIRS PLR 'MAMMY CA3ll.t. For BOMBAY-Mr Robeitfon,Cadea; Meffn. Gower and Wraymood. Free Mariners. PAISfNGILS PER CASTLI EDZW. FOR BENGAL—Mr. Lyon, Writer; Captain F. Latter. Mrs.and two Mifs Latin% Mrs. Mafterton ; Meffra. Jobniton, Carne, Grant, Bernard, Smith, Johnftone, Cowper, Shadwell, Tapley, Cockburn, Bcnett, Lane, Jolter, Currie, Colnett, Pringle, Shute. Allamand, Swanfton, Cadets; Mr. Mitchelfon, Free Mariner; and Mr. M'Crakcn, Aflittant Surgeon. For Ma Dass--Mifs Frafer ; Meffts. DalyeU, Scott, Prefton, G. M. and A. Grant, and Alexander, Cadets ; and Rer. J. Kcr. PAMINGER PEA NOTTINGHAM. For BOMDAT—Mr. Macklin. PASSENGIRS PER TIMIZ BRITON. For BENGAL—Mrs Woodhoufe and child. For MADIA s—Mifs Frafer. For BOMMAT—Mcfrrs Gomonde and Pelly, Writers; Mr. Amen, Mr. Birk. Free Mariners. IPASSENGtaII tit IpITANNtA. For MADRAS-Mr. Houghton, Affiftant- Surgeon. For Bost BA P-Mr. Coore, Writer ; Maks.ll,Taylor,Frafer. and Janice, Cadets; Mr. Collinfon, Marine. PAISZNGFIS PLR ALFRED. For EINGAL—I.. E. Cartwright; Mr. M•intyre, Cadet. For Sr. HELL xe—Captain Kinnaird and Mr,. Kinnaird, Mr. Torbert. The Enterprize, Fergufon ; and the Jane, Scott, from London for Cork and Jamaica, were taken on the 3111 ult. near Beachy, by two privateers ; the former is retaken, and arrived in the Downs ; the latter is alto retaken, and arrived at Yarmouth, IN of Wight. The Columbia, —, from Charlefton for Liver pool, is on (Fiore on Farnby Point. The Perfeverance, Wood, -from Cardiff, is pot into Ramfgate with damage, having been on &ore. The Cameleon, —; and the Lively, —, from St. Domingo for St. Thomas's, are detained and fent into Tortola. The Venus, Denny, from New York, was loft at Jamaica in December laft. The Polly, —, from Jamaica, for Wilmington, was loft on Crooked Ifland in September la*. The Fortuna, Harrifon, from Cuba for New York; the Fair Creole, —, from Bourdeaux for New Orleans ; Louifa, Imm Pm-to Rico ; and the Weft Indian, - —, from New York for Porto &Do t are detained and feat into Jamaica. CROWN AND ANCHOR TAVERN. Yeflerday the Freeholders of Middlefex, in the in. tereft of Sir FRANCIS BURDSTT, had a dinner at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand. There was an affemblage of at leaf} row miens, but whe ther they confifted of Freeholders or not it was im poflible to determines certainly fuch an immenfe crowd was never witnefred at this or any other public Tavern. The dinner was tolerable, but at leaf} one half of the company could only contemplate thofe who came briar a (hare of it. After the cloth was removed, Sir P. Burtonl. made an exceeding long fpeech, chiefly levelled againd the late financial flatement made by the Cesracsetort of the Exert %sunk. He endeavoured to invalidate the calculations upot which that flatement was .founded, and inferred that the predi&ions of Mr. ACTUARY MORGAN and other fpe culatias with "reference to our finances, were founded in fa,l, and would ultimately be proved. He confider ed the recently developed plan of finance as a com• plete bubble, only calculated to amufe and delude the public. ( Reiterated plaudit: ) Previous to the fpeech of Sir Pumas, the follow. ing Thefts were given Our Sovereign the People, with three times three. The Downfall of an Parties and Fadlions. The Uneogrupted and Undaunted Freeholders of Middlefex, with three times three. _ _ Several humorous and political Tongs were Tung. Upon the health of Mr. PAULL being drank, that Gentleman returned thanks, and intimated that he had no doubt of the refult of his Petition. The company feparated about ten o'clock. 7, M4RK-LANII. CORN-EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 6. Wheat is here to-day in !bort fupply, and fcarcely any frefis imports; tales are extremely heavy, the few effeaed are nearly at our laa currency—There are more arrivals of Barley, which is in great plenty, and hardly maintains our ha prices—Malt likewife —Beans of both forts are very heavy fale—Oats are in very large fupply, and, excepting prime famples, this trade is lower—Flour is dull of fate ; the belt American 48s. per barrel. Fine Floor 6. to rs. Seconds 6os t. 6sa. ATTRACT /ROM TAT GOVER.NP4IIIIT OATITTF, AT MADRAS, DIM° THURSDAY, MAY I, iBo6. We have much pleafure in inferring the following Addrefs from the Commanders of the Honourable Company's (hips lately arrived at this prefidency, to Captain BYAG, of his Majetty's (hip BELLIIUSUX, expreffing the (cafe they entertain of his condua during the period they have ferved under his orders, ►ogether wish that officer's reply : To Gwent BYSYG, Efq. Captain of his IVfajeftes Ship Butt• opeux, Madras Roads. feel it out indifpenfable duty. at u early a period as ffible, to offer you ear fiocere congratulation' upon the fate ar rival of the whole of the Mips under the enautry of his bitoJefty's• Chip Belliqueux, at this port. - • . - • Permit us to return you ear motfiacere "basks for the ens ftant and unrendtting attention we haw* wee expaienosd from ou, fince we had the honour to be placed under ; your orders. As as teftimony of the rcfpedi we entertain. inernireiPleme, we beg leave to (clack your acceptance of apiece-00w; value IQ& the contemplation of which may hereafter iumwthe riesling en fledion of your eminent Cervices, in the late fisceefsfel expedition, againft the Cape of Good Hope, and remind you of the fineere Bo gard of thofc who have the honour to ftabicribe theutfebres, Sir, Your mat obedient humble ferunts, WM . EDMEDES, Corn H. C. Ship William Pitt. JOHN DALE, Ditto, H. C. Ship Streatham. JOHN CAMERON, Ditto, H. C. Ship Jane Docket's of Gordon. H. BEEVOR Coln. H. C. E. Ship Glory. ROBT. BARKER, Ditto, H. C. E. Ship Northampton. T. MORI NO, Ditto, H. C. E. Ship Comet. T. MACKSOW,Ditto,H. C. E Ship Sarah Chriftiana. J. FAIRFAX, Ditto, H. C. E. Ship Uoioo. Fort .it. George, April 23, alp& His Pelajelty's Ship Belliqueux, Madras Roads, with April, eBc6. thetcrtaratrr—T batten to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of yefterday's date, and to expects the great pleifure on find ing that the condudt aliened by me during the period you have been placed under my orders, has afforded you that fatisfadion, it has, and ever will be my Rudy to endeavour to experience on fimilar oecafions. I accept, with plcafure, the piece of plate offered in your letter; and be allured, when it reminds me of the events mentiooed by you in fo flattering a manner, it will call to my remembrance the fervices of thole amonsß you who were placed under my command on that occaflon, and the general attention evinced by the whole, during the period your leveral Mips were under the convoy of his Majefty's ihip &Mauna. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your molt obedient fervant. GEORGE BYNG. To the Commanders of the Honourable Company's Ships William Pitt, Streatham, Jane Duchefs of Gordon, dlori, No;tharrpton, Coins, Sarah, Chriftiana, Union. THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS PRIM—The Fifß Drawnhl'icket on Wednefday fall, Nn. 1 2,283, entitled to Thirty Thoufand Pounds, was fuld at Mail:. HA ZARD, BURNS, and Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange, in one Half and eight Sixteenths. The following (being nearly the whole of the Capital Prizes drawn this Lottery) were fold at the above office : Nos. L 243 - 24490 - - 2 3 ,8 is 1 9 All (old in Shares. 846 - - sicco 5,576 spoo 24.4 6 8 spepo FORG eat es.—A man who has long held an °Oen fible fituation in a public office, went a few days fence with a draft for I id. to the banking houfe of Meffrs. Davifon and Co. Pall Mall, for payment, which, as he was well known, was readily paid, but it has force proved to be a forgery. Since then be went. to Meffrs. Prefcutt and Co.'s and offered another draft for payment. The ,cathier, however, expreffing fome doubts of its being genuine, he faid he had it from a perfon in the neighbourhood, and offered to conduit any one to him but while a perfon was preparing to go, he ran off, leaving the draft behind him, and, has not fence been heard of, though the ma diligent (catch has been made. YeLLOW Fsvaa.—The Phyficians of America, with Dotiors Mitchell and Miller, Profeffors, at their head, have Wetted in a Monthly Publication (The Jherevil Retistory of New red) a Report of their una nimous opinion relative to the fa& that the Yellow Fever is endemical. This wetly condi:on& with the Directions enclofed in the Boxes of Medicine fent out from the Warehoufe at Charing Crofs, by the Direlkors of the Inflitution to fecure Health in Fo reign Climates ; and which proves that every indivi dual who is going abroad ought to be fupplied with the Yellow hut &study. MARRIED Wednelday morning, at St. George's Church, Hanovilf.r quare, Sir Daniel Fleming, Bart. of the county o f C um b er l and, to iVlifs Fleming, daughter and foie beirefs of the late Sir Michael L. Fie. ming Bart of Rydat Hall, in Weftinorland, for which county he was Reprefentativc in Parliament to the end of his life ; and grand daughter of Themes Howard, late Earl of Suffolk and BerkEdre. The bride W 33 filen sway by the Earl of Suffolk ; her Nu e maids were, Lady Catherine Howard, daughter of his Lerdthip, and Mifs Hungerford. The bridegroom's man, Richard Nom*, Ffq. There were alto prefent. the Counters of Suffolk and Lady Diana Fleming. Soon after the ceremony, the new married couple left town for a ibort time. DIED. In crnffing the Conway Ferry, in Wales (On awiltmas Day)* Ales. Hunt, fon of the late A. Hunt, Efq. merchant, Dunfermli ne. Suddenly, at Crooner Houk, in the County of Down, Mr. Peter Gardom, for Come year. the imanuenfir, or keretatT e nf in n late Dochefs of Devonihire. On the anth ult. at the Redtnry Houfe, at Barton on the Heath, Warveklithire, aged 84, (of which parith he had been Rect or about 27 years) the Rev. James Wilmot, I) D. formerly fell ow of Trinity College, Oxford. • The Rev. Thos. Morland, of Darlington, more than so yews head matter of the free grammar reboot there. of Quern Eliza, beth's foundation. Mr. Aideiman Price, the olden inhabitant of Leiceffer, at the advanced agc of 8s years. Fridayntorning, John Reid, painter, and one of the .bugles at the Greenock Tharp ihnotera, was Edged in his bed with fotnethirg like what is ufually called a cramp, in his little finger, which ins few minutes went up his arm, affeeted his body, and in Ids than an hour he expired in great agony. On the r3th ult. at Fochaberv, Vs 7 m,Kelman, who was born is the parllh of Grange, Banffshire, and by the kirk readier baptised the aoth of December, 1704, confequently bad completed the road year of his age He was a millwright and carpenter, and continued at his work till within three weeks of his death. At Edinburgh, on Monday fennight, Mr. John Stirling, printer, At Moirgler, Ayrihire, on his way to Glafgow, John Maeda. nald, a man advanced in years. When putting on his great cos to fet out on hisjourney, he dropped down, and ilifiartiy expired. From the docurr ents found on him, it appears that he was one el the brave 42d, who annihilated Bonaparte's Invincible' in Egypt. As a tribute of refret to the memory of one who had bared the fatigues of fo glorious an atehievement, his remains were interred with military honours by the Mauchline Company of Volunteers, commanded by Captain Hamilton. Tuefday, 6th Jail. at Bampton, in Oxford°dm Mr. Fox, rex of that place. His death was occslloncd by the injury he full*. ed on the Wednefday preceding. A daughter who lived whit biro, and who hunt different periods difcovered fymptotris of de. rangement, placed a quantity of gunpowder under the chair in which her father was fitting, and by means of a train which reached to the outer doer, let fire to the fame, the expio6on fros t whack was fo powerful as to force a hole through the tiding, and the window out of the room above--dier father was fo feverely in. jured•that he remained fpeeshlefs for two days. It Is very re markabk that a Sion time flow She bad Dearly effeeted the death of her father by adminiftering potion to him. She Is now In Aria confinement, and will Sbonlyy be fent to a mad-haufe. Hite) 'UDOP w. 113.1140ilitU' 53 minima after 1 - as mimes after s wArllt wt &ABlZusil Ilarig • Af tentage • DISEASES of the UPIET.HRA and Certain t CMPLAINTS. A &fele Proprietor of D A RAN's celebrated me& dicated Bougie* and - Remedies, Mr.DUFOUR infanta the Public, that he may as ufual be confoked daily front pto s, at his horde, No. se, Frith-ftreet, Soho, on Cafes of Stridures, Obftret• tiorts,Gleets,fice. Ste. as well as Debility, and every diforder when fecrecy is fo climatal a requifite, that Mr Dufour has provided s fpacious Ironic, that every Patina may be Introduced in a kismet apartment. Mr D. has for many years confined bimfelf to that department of &nay, and from extenfive pradtice, and the matt Mattering fucceis, he is enabled to offer a method of cure, mild, efficacious, requiring no confinement or reilraint, in diet, and which prevents a re/apfe. Perianth the country Rating their ales Wry, In a letter, encinfing a one or a two pound note, winters proper remediestent to the amount. For the various fymptotes dr.4 ide Mr Detour's Treatife on the above complaints, price Is 6d. the sth edidoo—to be bad of J. Callow, Crown-court, Soho Mlbeen, Exeter Change, and of the Author. MR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS. . 11-O R. GUTTA SALUTARIS, is by far the mit fare and effedtual Remedy ever yet Mona ed for the Cure of that dangerous Difcafe. Perkins unhappily af flidted with Venereal Complaints in all ita Rages, and under its va rious appearances, will find a fecure and prelate rellef, by taking thefe molt invaluable Drops : which, for theltexcellency during 310 years pradice in the molt populous part of Landon, viz. Hatton- Garden, have been termed Gana Salutarls. The fecrecy with which met perfons fo affildled find itneedful to conceal theirfuffer ings, may be fafely employed while ufing thefe Drops ; fine the, render tot. finernent unneeeffary, as well as all unctuous or =a ria' preparations, or any furgical operation whatever. By appointment of Dr Freeman, they art wholefate and re. tail, by R. Butler, No 4, Cbeapfide, corner of Paternofter-row; Deism and Gibbs, Portfmouth ; Wefton and -Roberts, Portfes ; Roberts, Harding, and Johnfon, Gorpori:Vilii, Pittman, and Ro gers, Plymouth ; Roche, Philph,Hoxl Harlon, and Glenwill, Dock; Dixon, Falmouth; Nt.ales and Mitchell, Dover; Sharp and Long, De al; Coleman and Jacob, itheernefa; Witheridge, Chatham ; Warren, and Burgefa and Ralph, Margate ; Thompfour Yarmouth; Peck, Hull; Woiftenholme, Macdonald, York ; Macdonal Glafgow • Browning, Paifley ; Baxter and Smith, Edinburet: Heaton, Leed'; Wood, Wakefield; Lathbury, Liverpool; Stains and Vaughan. Manchefter ; Williams and Truman, Exeter; Col` tins, Saliibury ; Barry and Sheppard, Briftol ; Hazard and Hufl i Bath ; Stevenfon, Norwich ; Hodfoo, Cambridge ; Pollard. Brighton; Land, Maidftone ; Burbagc, Nottingham ; Derby ; Wood, and Nott and Lloyd, Birmingham; and n.oit MP &eine Venders, in bottles at 24.9 d. each, with ample direthions. RENOVATED HEALTH . IT has been too frequently the fubje& of jolt and general reprobation, that men de filtute of the elements of the medical art, have offered theinfcbtes as candidates for public patronage in the profeffion of phyfic. For the purpofe of doing juftice to the refult of our ftudies and experience, and to prevent uafrom being Hailed among o thofe empirics whore impudent pre tentons have, union ;manly for fockey, been too favourably ro , ecived, we beg leave to fubmit to the liocral and enlightened a faithfuliftatement of our purfuits and acquirements. After having received a regular medical education as the pupils of Meffrs. Grin dal and Blizard, whole ketures and pr.inice we carefully atten• (led, as proleffors and furgeons of the London Hofpital, we entered ourfelves as ftudents in that justly celebrated fchool for medical acquirement. the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were 'nitro& ted in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and practice of Phyfic, Cberninry, Midwitery. Botany, Ece. Ste. by thole eminent profeffon, Drs. Monro, Gregory. Black, Hamikon, Duncan and Rutherford. We truft we (hall not be deemed pre fomptnoos in raying that oar proficiency and acquiresnet Is arena inconfderable• Having for a long cafes of years made ventral complaints, and the various difeafa of DEBILITY, the particular °bin% of our fthdies and praCtice, it will, we hope. be allowed that we have acquired fuperior knowledge of their trammed and care. In flight add recent cafes of inferftion, a perfect re• eftateflunent b completed in the morn period or two days; and, blthofe of the fitment inveteracy, where other ptwftitioners have failed of fuecefs. a proper perferverance in our plan of treatments enfons to the patient a fafe and radical cure. ' Amidft the melancholy variety of diforders which are the Meets of a habit long and molt unhappily purified by the youth of bet Saes, there are none more alarming or more difirefing don tbsik deficiencies and debilities which frequently pavan or aibleet the matrimonial Rate. To fueh perfons k muff be a anfolleg rd hellion t..7know that they may now, by a new and labial& mode of treatment, be reftored to that grcateft of all human Noir, firm& manly, and vigorous conititution. In all cafes of &nab from whatever carafe *rang, u well as in every (pecks of yaw real infeelian, we may be coofalted by patients of either fee with the greateft feerecy and tumour. Hours of confakadon at borne from ton to three, sod from fix in the evening till ten at night. Patients in the country are requolted to Rate the particulars d their cafe, age, and general habit of living, dce. &c. inekdog remittance for advice and medicines, when the fame will beetle or tent to any part of the kingdom. To caftan that feeteey fo ef feudal to our undertaking, the poftage of letters may be added the account for medicines. CURRIE and CV. Surgeoat, 1 November a 6, tso6. No. toy, Hance Garde& LONDON : Prbtutd and publifbed.by LEVEL KENT. (of 4 : 1 " . anbarr•Place, Lonbetb),at the STAl•Oillet• No. I. Cars?! 211113, Fablifin4 alto at die Sras Oirns, Teerkam C tit