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L.. ^.,. • Jr . • • • • f • m.AINOBO t POLkE, tec. ........--........., PerSLIC Optic., HATTON Oattraco-YeSertlay, the men who attacked the.houfe of Mr. Spencer, at Ponder's End. l'orne nights knee, were re CZ:Mill/do A gentleman's (errant fwure to rase , of them having fired at him with intent to rob him: when the pinta ball palled through his hind. Mr Hammond, a baker, devoted to having been robbed on Wan.tead Common, by one of the prifo nets, a duplicate found upon whom led to the difou very of a watch, which Mr. Hammond chimed as his own. They were all, to the number of ( even,' committed for brought trial, fobjea to be bught op again. Esoch Roberts, who has become an evidence foe the Crown, is lodged in a feparate gaol. • Information was brought t 3 this Office, that s Ep-,' ping Fora and other places contiguous are infated. by a dangerous gang of poachers and footpath. • Ii was Rated that upwards of iso head of deer havi been killed in the Fired and fold. Trott and Chap. man, two of the officers, were direaed to make dili gent fearch alter the delinquents, who are fufpeaed of otheritrocious offences. Anna Hartwell and James Conechnen," %nth fetvants to Mr. BTIRLILY, druggift in Holboto, were com- Mitted for re-taansination, being charged on fulpi• 'ion of taking in , ney out of the iron cited. Some that had been marked was found upon the plituners. A widow woman of Southwick, near Oundle; had three horfes•pniforted a few days ago, in confegrience of their eating the fibres of a yew-tree. .Wednefday fe'onight, Michael Whitethorn was executed at the front of Kilmainham gaol, pureuant to hi, fintence at the left Commiflion of Oyer and Tetminer, for the felony in the boufe of Mr. Jones, in Fortick's.lane, Dublin. John Barefoot, who received (entente of death at the fame time with Wbitethorn, and for the fame felony, has been refpited by the clemency of Go vernment, during plealure. An Inqtrifition was taken on Monday in Sr. Giles's, before G HODGSON,. Efq. Coroner I r Middlefex, on the body of Mary Bithop. who was luppoted to have been murdered on Friday Lit. The deceafed, it ap peared, lived with an Millman in Bainbridge-fireet, St. GliteS, as did alfo another woman of the name of Jones. The two women, who had repeatedly quarrelled, had feveral battles on Thurfday and Friday ; the man took the part of each alternately, and proclaimed momentary order by means of his in. On Friday evening the deceafed was found dead in a chair, with marks of very fevere blows about her head. The Surgeon who examined the body was of opinion that the blows were not the Cattle of her death, but that it was riccafioned by ex 7 ceflive drinking. Verdia—Died by the Vifitation of Cosa. The man is in cußody, and will undergo a Aria examination. • On Wednefday fennight, as Mr. William Briley, Wit now travels for a houfe in Newcafilempon Tyne, was proceeding on his journey from Wakefield to Earniley, be was attacked by two footpads, one of them armed with a piflol and the outer with a blud geon, who robbed him of his bags, watch, and cafb to the amount of 331. Mr. Bailey was very cruelly treated by the robhers, who cut and bruited him fe verely, pat ticulatly about the head. Mr. Scales, a farmer, returning home from Barufley mat ket, was alfo rubbed about an hour previous to the above, by the fame villains. • The dreadful effeas occalioned by the bite of a mad dog, are of themfelies fufficient to operate upon every human creature feeling for his own fgety, or that of others. The mifchief mull extend itfelf widely, indeed, if doe precaution be not taken to delltoy every dog that is known or ftifpeaed to have been bitten. In addition to the melancholy accident of the publican, who recently (offered the amputa lion of his hand in confequeree of the bite frcm a mad terrier, a bull dog, in the vicinity of Mount- Alert, went mad a little more than a week fine, and was known to bite fixteen dogs, a milkman. and a child ; and, near the Stags, at Lambeth, a black ter rier with tanned legs, e nd a brats collar on, was ken left Saturday tuorni to bite fix &its and fome fowls: an elderly as n narrowly efcaped, and the dog litewife baffled th purfuit of thole that followed , I , him. • i .1 The wifdom of the .incient Greeks and Romans has not been difputed in any age of the world. One Of their chief devotional attentions Iva= to crowd to the Temple of Fortune, at the beginning, molt par ticularly, of each year, in order to fupplicate the Geddefs to prove propitious to them throughout the year. How greatly increafed would have been their devotion, had Lotteries been in &Won in thole days; and fuch a rich Scheme as the relent; ditlinguilhed the opening month of their year ! : —A Scheme ca pable of bletfing many a votary with wealth, not web , for one year, but during every year of his exiflence. . . • In a few days the New Year's State Lettery corn • mences Drawing in a peculiar grand llyle. Twenty Thoufand Pounds for the Firil-drawn Ticket, betides fuch Prize as it willother,wila be entitled to. Clubs. Societies, and individual .Ptirchafers ale ,rcque R e d to perufe the Schema, as it c;sw.not fail to pleafe.— The Capital Prizes are of pear hdpoitance tit,,the adventurer. Hosssar and Co. refpeafttlly- acquaint the Nobility and Gentry that they have on Ws A great variety of Tickets and Share+ and at thc lbw. ptiees, at their old eilablilbed State, Lo!tery Of fices, a 6, Cornbill, 52, Charing Crofs, Mid St. Mar garet's Hill, Borough.—Nos. 33.979,01nd 42,5 6 9 , izes of 30,c001. were both fold by Hoarisr sod Co. J. 13...rria and Co. Confeaioneri in'Edinbnigh and Glafvw, refpeafolly . inform' tba NON, ,and Gentry,. at this feafon they havg for ieltislOD; to the cultom of fending_ to London , tylt, and at over 'gag' au el. SCOTS' AVMS, SHORT BREAD, and. other Cuss, whielfinr lids and, delicious flaiour, have ions hid a preference at the tables of &Won io every;Part of :the united Empire. , Thh year ,they can warrant them of the very bell kind, having been particularly fortunateiCMeeting with a quantity of nice Dutch Brute- peeuGar richnefs them in the hi, Boxes from one of Cake., tow fafety. Greet tsp . *. per pound. ~~ ~ DIED. Lately, after a long Woofs, Mts. Blarney, widow of the late r. Blayney, Canon et Chrill Church, Ozfued. At Exettx,on the syth utt .ofa decline. Mn Slant, 'rife of Lieu. tenant shunt, of the Corps, of Royal Arrilkry Drivers. At Edinburgh. sin the sift ult.. Mrs ChriftLut Carmichael. vs. *bet James Wog, cajun,* depute clerk of that eity. At Inverary, the 13th ult. kills. ishesh4.th Halls aged tie after a lens and painful HA -es. 'Her amiable dl ( politlea and prudence of conclud gained her the efteem of all who knew her. and ber laid will be long feverely. fek.bj fie{, friends and ;dation& On the yth ale. James Dweeford, shall& temaining fon of the lots idglitHom John Beret onii—be woo a midihipman son board the Paliallas.ead walla haftailail the 019gellant in chafe of a idamilli 4 ritales be was unfortunately Wm Of the yard by a bon ks that *!vat the SI.. 4_ • • • .4 • • SALES' .A. N: '•••••••••••': !r. ft • synnornltheAmondfroners for torhey Chrt peal at &Wm _ 4 flux Prop• Atllieretilin l 'Pavel% Fciaboletfireci," o Plinitlath, on Frlarli) . 4l. • Unary e 6, at ten o'clock in the feknoon, 'HE CARGO of the PRUSSIAN BRIG MINERVA. • • 77 Pipes Brandy (Proms f) • - 34 _Pipep and Hkds Red Mate . 29 Hheli Mufeadel and othet"White Vivre • 53 Cafes Liqueurs. The Cargo of the Danilh Brig ANNA DOROTHEA, from Cette 34 Otte. and half pl. Brandy 4 4a pieces Spirits Brandy 4 ow . .tschlkie Almonds 119 calks Red and 'Snake Md. 4 bin Capers . • cadet Wine eases Preferres, Anchovies, 178 pieces and other einksWhite • •&k: Wine 3 Cafes Pr cs 68 pieces Red and White Wine s died *Alin, s calks Vinegar . 2 ditto Figs heaths Orderany Oil Olive. i bag Rice • • • a calk Cream Tartar a ditto Nuts 5 talks Verdigreate t 3 bales Corks. . The above Cargoes condemned to the Crown. After which, the entire Cargo raf the likdg hiAAßET,coademsed tshl. Majefty'sZip ACTIVI, Captain Mou a RAY• 58 fr . ' half P ieces i Brandy and Spirits Brandy 5 0 8thestda 52 Hogiheads Mufeatiel Wine 170 Pieces and half Pieces Red and White Wine cafes Wine in bottles 3 bales Corks 2 calks Orddranyiall Olives 23 halts Laurel LEWES 4 dino AlmOndr 232 Wow Weed) or ye!. ditto .Calers low Dye.; and fume other a cafeAncliones Ankles. anka g ifi n For Ca es and father information, appli to Mr. JOHN HAWK Merchant, Plymouth. Plymou December 27. 5806. At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Thus-Iday, thVisth of January. 1807, by Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon. - by Virtue of 3 C•m• million of Appraiteinent and Sale, from the High Court of Ad miralty, addreffed to Jon!! Teen, Efq. For Home Confonaption, or Exportation. ABOUT One Hundred Tons of very Fine LEAF CATALONIA CORK of the heft Quality, being :he en tire Cargo landed from the Danifh Ship HAABST, A. Peterfon Matter ' detained on her Voyage from the Bay of Rotes, by the private Ship of War, Trafalgar, M P. Gibbs, Commander. ALSO, In Purfuance of CommiEinn of Appraifement, and Sale, ad dreffed to CHARLES MAR'IIN, Merchant, and JOHN H.aw. iza, Efq. 2430 Squa rg Bottles 1302 Pint Bottles 1559 Sacks _Prate, Beans, and Calavances, each containing • four Bufhels 270 Sacks of Wheat, each containing four Bullaels 1829 Canvas Sacks 3 Bales of Pafteboard 2 Cafes of White Paper 7 Calks of Bnalhes r and Pearl Barley 13 Cafes of Wine s Bales of Nightcaps. Being the remaining part or the Cargo of the Wohlfarth der Stadt Aitona, A. P. Keefe Mailer, taken on her Voyage from Amileniam, by the private Ship of War Lion, M. P. Gibbs, Commander. For viewing the faid Goods, apply three days before the Sale to the Paid Commillioners, or to Meffrs. John Teed and Co. Ma chants. ALSO. The Garnets MAEGRF.TTA. Earthen about Ninety Tone, is a hardfome, R on;. well built Velfel, and well adapted for a Ounce or any Trade where a Vet fel of her dimen& its may fuit, fails remarkably Taft. Immediately after the Sale of thelvlaria Margretta, Will be Sold, her Cargo, confining of About 90 Tons of French Salt. Taken by the private Ship of War Trafalgar, M. P. Gibbs. Commander, and condemned as Prize. ALSO WILL Bit SOLD, The Handfome Ship HERCULES —Dftnenfir nt : Length on Deck 88 Et. 8 iu. Breadth 24 ht. t t In. Depth in Hold it 7 Hsi ht bet. Decks 3 ti Admeafum 226 68-94 Tons. A flrong well built Ship, well calculated fOr the general purpores of Trade, fails well, and carries a large Cargo, captured by the Lion private Ship of War. M. P. Gibbs, Commander, on bet Voyage from Norfolk to Antwerp, and condemned as Prize, node lying in Catwater, and there to be delivered. • Alto for Home Confumption, • About 4000 Oak Eloglheasi Staves 2300 Barrel Staves. Being the condemned part of the Cargo of the laid Ship Her ales. Alto, 35 Tierces of Honey. Being the remaining part ante Cargo of the Agerhod, 'Ant on her Voyage from Bourdeaux, by the private Ship of War Lion, M. P. Gibbs, Commander, and condemned as Prize. ALSO. The good Chafe Margie EL DILIGENTA, Barthen about Twenty-five Tuns. A aeons well built Val' I will make a handy Coen, or Barge. Taken from the Spaniards, by Majcity's Brig Haughty, Lieutenant Mitchell, Commander, lead condemned as Prize. Alto, the Chalk Mares SAN JOSE Y SAN ANTONIO, and SAN AN TONIO Y ANIMAS. And afterwards will be Sold their entire Cargoes eonfifting of .Iron Wood Hoops Steel Rollo, and Iron Ore Tar. Taken by his M4jefty's Brig Haughty, Lieutenant Mitchell, Commander, and conTlenatted as Prizes. For Catalogues, inventories, viewing, and further information, apply three days before the tale, at the Office of Melfrs. JOHN I'EED and Co. Plymouth, Dee 24, a Bud. Merchants. Plymouth. • tiT FFUR LISH I Ith hS TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRArT, A MOST defirable FREEHOLD E S TATE, confining of the Manor, or reputed Manor of Throwisy in the County of Stafford, with all Rights, Royalties, and Priv& kges belonging ther e to ; a nd a b out One T hnu'and four Hundred and Fifteen Acres, (including about Niheiy Acres of Wood Land.) of very ufeful Land, principally in Paftore and Grafi, fitnate in 'l'browky aforefsid, borderirg on the weft wardly fide of the Coun ty of Derby ; . caaysniently fubdivided into Farms, with all neeef fary Farming buildings thereon. in a Rate of complete repair. and now occupied by Mr. John Harris, Mr. Robert Harding, William Fowler, Meffrs. Towdiufon and Maulton, Thomas Oakden, John Hewfon, Benjamin Lees, and Jofeph Hewfon, as Tenants at Will (except Mr. Harris's Farm, wkich is in Leafe, fo r th e j o i nt li ves of kimfelf and the eiwp• f the Mate.) Meas. Ward and Lockett, of Derby, are authorifed to treat for thesfale of the Mate, and wiiitive a ticket to proper perfons, wants to view it, upon the production of which to Mr. John Harris, he will (hew them the premiles..—No perfon 'win be al lowed to view the Eltate without fuch an authority. , Derby, December a, rilo6. FREEHOLD EST ATES.—BUCKg. TO BF. SOLD 331( PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Very cielirahle ESTATE, fititated in the parifb of Hanflope, In th- County of Buckingham, confifting of keeral Farms in ao high fiste of Cultivation, Tithe-free, and Laod-tar Redeemed, and containing 'together 7t t acres, t rood, and 20 perches, in the tenure of M r jol'eph Kitele e an d others.... Together with he Advowfon of the Vicarage of Hanflope afore laid. AND a very defirable FRate , fituatv in the adjoining parifh of Caltictirup, In the Paid County of Buckingham. cot.fifting of two Falco In as high flate.of Cultivation, Tithe-free, and Land MI Redeemed, and cent tiling together 154 acre'', 3 roods, I t perches, in the tenure of Mr. Thomas Kitelee and Mr. 1 homas Nicholls. neat** Effaces are fituated within 55 miles of London, in a photon pot of the County of Buckingham, and within four miles ' of Stoney Stratford, fit miles of Newport-Pagnell, ten miles of Northampton, and halt a mile of the Grand jun2ion Canal, which 3 0Pols a dirttt communication with the Metropolis. "umted Particulars may be had at the principal Inns In Stony. -- .-met•Paignel, and Northampton; at Meffrs. Mac-1 .ar's Chambers, 9, Lincoln's Inn; at Mr. Con- Stony-Stratford, and at Mr. Terreweft'a Gain, Pfau of tha Mates May be fern. All Sear 818 Eftateg; add for other particulars.! lee OitehaloVnkity-to Mr. Terttwe.ft, Attorney., Litwin, Dec is a 1606. J - +. - . - et ntoney Stratford, Fortunate ein meeting with a . quantity of bio s , l 7_ E t a t! t ba, i trw i ls rthmouther i b e e thg 61 .* " , the tithed " et c l othe Nor th ampton. and hi Bitter, whichsives loch a, delicate and irs Z eier. : l4. , . ' apcits a dente omen nets to tiin tAile of the Buns , •a* to make - •• "•• ' - -,-- .. Milted Particular TO-libltßOlf ' ' ' • • ' - . • -'s s' " • -*rafted; etws..e. 11404 degree delicious andezi O rit , e --" Sun dies 1 Sten kw f ''"alftliislftal . ais' mid Ihneree me Guinea to five, containing S illrietT • 4vdnalsi sikar.S 176 Mame alter rs 1 0 st tre's (Mee, Stony eveyic to any , ( Saline; wadi pelt" 4ii siv Ab il ic AT - I.olthij a r Amor 44, giw it - - eau," that a Ph . ! ' iter-Tenniu WWI "" t " .71 '6' :dm 1- st vanety Of'Serls 9 0131 01 0 , 1 0/$O ll Haft •. ' 3 do = -r • and to treat fai are 1 und. ;.:- 1 -- - ' eliewmumne . . s 6 after 7 Listufte-City of 1.1 • -AV; . ~ . ' ~,.. '. k , .. -. :. -...-;-: . " • .. _ _ `....-r...4 ii.------- - 7 - ..... te . _ .• -, .... -... • . . • • ..... ‘• _.,. • ,-. .• .„..,... itt- 4 , l Z ia iii.. ~,d ~,_.., : -c_....... _ ....-.., ...... _.....L - - • ABEAttsyihNi:el. On Saturday laft, we had eitord gale of wind from the S. W. accompanied witb *are y rain;. wig* eqn tinned during the greatell part of the day,. I'he Dest however, did not appear to rife much higher than , had been lot tome days, until about midnight, when being low water, it (welled Soddenly to a moil exile or. in sry degree, rufhing forward in a torrent, which deep:tied the harbour lereral feet perpendicular in a few minutes. In its progrefs, a large raft of high land wood was fwept away from the tipper part of the harbour, and coming ageing a tier of velfels, broke them from their moorings. One of them, a Prnffian galliot, after going down the harbour with the raft, carriedoff a tier of velfels, which in its turn broke another tier adrift, and both were driven on a -Moat below, being only prevented from going to tea by want of water. By the exertions of a number of, feamen and others colleteed, on the fir( alarm, the Tails were, with confiderable difficulty and danger, in a few hours moored,in faiety--ene with the lota of her bowfprit, another with both anchors broken, and mote of them more or kir debased. The - Union Smack of tVs place was driven 16 tea. with only one buy on board ; bat the mailer with Several feamen having gone of in boats, tuceeeded in getting on board the vend, then a confiderabk dillance at fee, and carried her into Peterh"ead the fame day, with damage. The galliot, with the mailer on board, went alto out of the harbour, but by imme diate affinance, was after tome time brought in again with an analtor broken and water-logged. Fortu nately no lives wets loft on the occafion. On Chi.' Mutes Day, a mon tremendous gale came on from the fame quarter as the former, exceeding in violence any ever remembered here. It had blown very hard during the night, and from &let o'clock in the morning continued increafing until between ten and eleven. when it became a complete hurricane, and had a very alarming appearance. About the height of the gale, the (loop New Deer, which had failed the preceding day from this place, ran afhore on the fends ; the crew were fared, as alt . () her valua ble cargo, but partly damaged. Several rails were driven to the northward with the lois of their fails, and two in the bay rode out the norm. A large fleet of mailers failed from Newburgh, Peterhead, and neighbouring ports on the 24th, many of them load ed with grain ; for whore Safety great apprehersfion is entertained. One of them belonging to New burgh is aihnte at Peterhead, and feared to be a total' wreck; and another, alter tiriking the pier, has been got into that harbour with damage. In this city and neighbourhood, the violence of the hurricane was feverely felt. Three new hnufes, two of them in Chapel (beet and one in Frederick Street were thrown down, feveral men having efcaped from the roof of the latter, where . they were at work, only a few =Coutes before the honk was in ruin'. The gable: of another new houfe was blown down, and confiderable damage was done to many others ; but ifortunitely,no lives were ion. The extreme violence of the gott'did not Ontigue above two hours, but its fory was during that time fn great, that it is much to be feared it bas been attended wi b very bad effects. MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT. The coati:wed wetuefs of the ream, secompanied with warm f o uth-wefterly winds, Das been, as it is feared, too fir•sturable to veg etation. The young wheat crops on cold aloft foils have awtak and ficklY appearance. which, if net fpcedily checked by froth. 'ull fuffer exceediagly. The winter green crops of turnips and colaced have ft writhed amazingly; but, from receive mutt ore. 'dice's -feeding does not thrive well, the ground. being damp, and their cotes eonftantly wet. The (en counties, from the complete irate of drainage id which they are now in, notwithltanding the quantity of rain which has fallen, have not been drowned; and the outlying Rock of hay does tolerably well. The late autumnal fairs having been abundantly fupplied with nom beatta, the ftraw yards in every diftriet are fully flocked, in Smithfield Msrket, Beef fetches from 4s. to Ss. 61; Mutton, Ss. to 65.; Veal, 6s. to 75.; and Pork, 6s. to 6s. 61 The grain, in general, now thrething out (barb and polfe crops excepted) yields well to the flail ; and the it troduttion of that excellent machine, a threlling mill, to work by horfes, is become pretty general in moft corn counties; a preference be ing Oren to thole mills sullies are moveable on wheels from one barn to another, as they do much work in a clean and elfeillual manner. Owing to minima wet. the sinter operation of plowing and carrying out manure have been in moil places tufpended. ECCLESIASTICAL AND ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS. CAssaasooa.--The gold and ,deer medals offered by Dr. Wm Turtoo, fur the heft poetical effolions to the memory of Lord Nei fun, have been adjudged is two curnpoStions ; fbe firft, we under. Itaost is the production of Mr. IL.ltigh Trevelyan, B. A- of Saint it.hn's College ; the fecond, of Mr Mainwaring,of Bromlow•hall, ChLthire. The King hai been pleated to prefcnt the Rev. John Forth to the Reetory Weft lieflerton, lu thecounty and dioccfe of York, void by tbe death of the Rev. T. Dade_ The Rt.v. Favcll Hopkins, M. A. of Huntingdon, formerly of Trinity College, is prefented by the Matter and Fellows of Cheta bail to t►e Vicarage of Dozford St. John. in this county, vacant by the ragnation of the Rev. Francis Creffwell. • The King bar been pleated to prefent the Rev. Henry Wm. Chatopneys to the vicarage of Weltoshin the clioeefe of Y.rk, the fame beinv void by the refignation of the Rev. Nicholas Simon, the Lilt incumbent. The Rev. Wnt. I.ort Mantel. D. D. Recitor of Feu%lire sad Vicar of Cheßerton, and the Rev. George Law, 1).13. Redior of Willirgham, are elected Convocation rrodlors for the Clergy the diorefe of Ely. BIRTHS. The wife of Mr. Henry Dixon, of Middletin Place, in the pa rift of Corney, in Cumberland, no the 17th of Odtober,of a girl and again no Tuefliy, the nth uk. of a buy—Both children arc living. and together with the mother, are doing welL MARRIID. On tlse tiro ult. at St Arm's, Alderfpte, Mr Wm. B. Wiggins, of Danbury, Mks. to Miff Mary Mm Gray, of Chelmsford. • " .44111 % 4, '" • 41 , ~ • , tA t aPie A - 1 1 1 : 1;iiif VW tie libit!%. ifilS: Sr )r-:.? .• . (..)01.toS bit' lits.isUli. - • . , 7:., elklgClo 3C9 GO. 91a as a Vediciao N.A. have boas fo long known arased, as to nee livery hrele to be Add iiisfrialionicad tr to tiiiiPt ah the heft itesparatien f o r 'recent Colds, Coughs; and contained Althenas,—Vis aba ci thoufands cured dining 'rive* years trials uav roof dosed the high Maiden to rth'etsfrfatibbiiiiiing &M. A sweet Cad sod :Casel yieidtto a few Doirw.littet the Mott estoArtded 4fib oi " (isiebia the powtr of MedleMe to accompli) have been cored by irfeierinee in their ute. I Writ SirA w and lioveisrta'. NO. 66, St. Psorstharetssettl. having purchafed this. and sit Mr.Churith's Madan, nouccin polfibly lie genuine bin Inch Ashur the* Names engraved ems.the" & Li m a , "Shaw and ' , Awards, 66, St. Nur. 13102•144twitib ignite& of which is felony. Price oily 111. &d. 4s. 64i per batik. • FOAL COUGHS, HO A Retttt EB, G REENOU CM% LOZENGESteTtif,V. _ which content all the kiftcning gad neanis wow ar i l eefettrated BALSAM TOLtY, and tare the plear an t e rt an d effe.ftual rant* of the kind fo all Coughs. Hoarfeneffe... Throats, and Ilifiutions on the Lungs, healibg the Ratan& :r Sumner* of the Breaft, and affording great relief in Shortnef. Breath. and 1u Art/mark aed Coefuntptive Complaints; tiie not cloy the Bomach, but rather create an al sire But as the great benefit to he derived from them can only h e eared 111 Am* than Gamine, the pantie are reqsielleti to ferve,tbat A. HAT,W,ABpNp. to, Ludgate Hill, is Prtsst. o il the Stamp, asap 'that ,i unterfeits. There Lozenge' are prepared and fold by R. Hayward (Stied:. for to T. Greenough the Inventor,) No. to, Ludgate Hill ; and fold by F. Newbery add Son, No 43, St. Pain Churth-yard; Bilykpl and Blew. Coekfpur Brea; Baton and Co. No. 150, Oxfoi4• ftreet; and Wm. Oak,- No. 562, Borongh.—Price Is: IR. • . TO MY COKRESPONDEWS. 'THE extended Reputation, %I/Li& was the Rag 1 1- °ldea of my ambition in the genuflect of VENcREAL - COMPLAINTS and DEBILITY, baying attradted to me various Correfpondents in the United Kingdom of Great Britain an i ti different puts of Europe and Ama lea, I beg to addrris this public notiecto inch eorrelpondents. • . Th&oceupation of my time in anfwering letters from theft who grudge not rammenitinn,nradelt rueelfary for ate, fame years am . to obferve, that no letters could be noticed milers a Bat k-note was blade& I again repeat the information, that no letters without Inekifure can be anfwered, unlefs from Patients already under my care. And I beg to fuggeft, that lettas from the Well Indies, or . from any Foreign country. mull contain not only a complete tement of the cafe. hut a very liberal (urn, fulfickm tw enmpeo e for the time cf ftudying and writing fully on the complaint, and for the preparation of a eonfiderable courie of medicine by a Loildon Chemift, if fuch could be rell4ifite. When the ditance does not admit frequ'erev of correfrindener.. it'is sift, defied, that the age, the manner of living, and general feelings, as well as every fymptom that tea poffibly be defcribed, hc molt particularly fpecified. Letters require no other diredlion than the Chriftian and Str eam=' Martin Bier, Erg London ;" and that the minds of either Tex may have-the &Heft effuranec of fi err ey , the pottage of lettere accompanied by, fees need not be paid at the time, but will after wards be charged to the parties. MARTIN BARE. Member of ripialgirl College of Surgeons in London ArensaleAreet, OR. .. • To Tl:ffiS. TAYLOR, Efq. No. 9, New Bridge-ftreet, I ondo t. SIR -1 CliTi4Jer it but no atl ttl pittice sill= ie. 'he merit* of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS. to comp u oi nate to you the following Cure, which has recently been perfor .1 d by them:—An acquaintance of mineowho by the breaking -or of an old Veneta) Complaint (attetided by a Complication of D ordkrs arifirg therefrom), was reduced almoft to a &aeon. and though he had the belt medical advice which could be c brained, and trie I a variety of patent medicines, ncoLing could be provired which (voted to fuit hi, (Tie, or d* him any rervice ; he remained in a molt reduced and pitiable fituation for two years unable to follow his profefErnr, and feared! , able to walk or even :o nand on his legs; in faift, no one wto knew him ever furpoled it pollible for bimta recover. He was advifed at Taft to try your Lanais PILLS—he did fo, ftrielly adhering to 'the direntions given with them—h • had not taken more than two boxes, before he found an alteration for ths better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more be found his appetite and ftrength grad - ally recur 1, and is new as healthy and as flout as any man I know. Y.'u are welcome, Sir, to n fer any perfon to me for a confirmation of the above account if it Ihould be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient humble fervant, Library, frolkftone, July ro, !Seas. THO. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the role Proprietor Taos. TA YLO R , Member of the Royal College of Sur eons, Loa don, at his hook, No. 9, New Bridge ftreett Wberc.after a conftant refilence of more than ao years, in practice particularly diredted to the cure of Venereal complaints and thek incidental to the parts of generation in both feces, with that invi,l 4 ble fecrecy which men of his profeßion amid always ohferve, he Batters himfeif the advice and affiftance he gratuiteufly administers to protons taking this medicine, will be eitamed, by a diforning public, as an. adviucage felatoal to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Alfo fetid, by his appointment, for the convenience of thole lie.. ing at a diftance, at the Perfumer's No. 35, z.t. Alttan's•ftreet, PaR Mall ; the ToyfiMp, 10'3, Oxford4tert ; Mr. Difloorougb, 7 . Fifh- Itreet.bill; Mr. Baxter's, South •bridge, Fdinburgh ; Mr.MDo. aid's, Glafgow ; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; Mr. Billinge's, f r iverpool ; Mr. Arid:iron's, Manchefter ; and by one perfon in every coofi derable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes ofonly at. 9d. each, Crated up with full and plain dirt 6ions, whetatirperforn of either fez may cure themf.ives with cafe, fpecd.lerrecY, and fsferT• N. B. Every box fold in Great Britain is fettled upplth a llama, on which, by favour of the Commifßoners, is prinfed in the Stamp Office-- F. Taylor, No 9, New Bridgaftreet—to Imitate which is felony, and all others are couuterteit. RENOVATED HEAL 1:H . IT has been too frequently th e fubjeft of jos/ and general reprobation, thet men deftitute of the elements of the medical art. have offered temfelves as candidates for onblie patronage in ebe ',mien:lan of elySe. Far the purpofeff ' doing jultiee ct the isfult Of our fitt:Eo and experience. and torevent us from 'being dared among,ftfore empiric. Whore imp . iident pre tenant'a have, unfortunately . (et ft/defy, been. too favourably re ceived, we beg* leave to fulaistit to. the libercl,and enlightened faithful ftatenent (dour piefhisaatidacquitants. After having teciited a regular medical edication as the pypitaof Mefrrs. Grin dal and Bliza4.l, whore Icetures and peadice we carefully atten ded, as pro/ ors and htegoone of the London Hofpital, we entered onrfdres as ttlidet.ts in that juftly celebrated 'fehool for medical acquirement, the Royal College of Ediaburgh. and were initruc- 1 ted in the different brarches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and practice of Phyfic, Chernifity, Midwifery, botany, &c. & c . by there eminent profeffors. Drs.. Memo, Gregory. Elaek, Hamilton, 1 Duncan and Rulherford. We trait we !hall net be deemed pre funiptuous in faying that oar proficiency and acquirements are not ineordiderable• Having - for a I. , rut feties of years made venereal complaints, and the various dtfeafes of DEBII.IIY, the Partkplar **et of our nudism and pra..iitu, ft will. we hope. be allowed that wt: have .aciPaired fuperior knowle.'ve-of their treatment . and cure. In flight and recent cafes ~t st.fcd.kin, asserted re cliabliihment is completed is the Mort p. ri. .1 of two days: ord, thole of the utmoft Inveteracy, where !It errstfiltior h. we e failed effaced's, a proper. perfeveranee in oar pi • a! tr.:abut ne w esifuree to the patient a fafe and radical evr,.. AIWA the melancholy variety. of Ji r, rd ra which are t:wpc - , of a habit long and molt Datrappily rurfec,' h' the vasty or 4:I.!, Sexes, there are none more alarnifpg or more atftretfing tbofe defteieneies and debilities which trespientlt prevent or embitter the matrimonial (tate. To fuel* pertness ft mull be s eanioliog re. fledlon to knowthst they may now, by a new and infallible mote of treatment, be reltored to that erred: of aft human blefangs, a ftrong, °manly, and vigorous eonilitittien. In all cafes of debility, from whatevet cattle arifing, ae welt at in en t ry {peeks of vet s real infedion, we may be confoled by pattenta of either Fax with the greatelifeemey and bononr. of cenfultation at home from ten to three, and from fix in the vehing till ten at night. Patients in the country are norielled to Rate the particular% of their cafe, age, and general habit of lirirg, fee- dte Incloang a remittance for advice and medicine., when the be n t will be given or fent to any part of the kingdom. ; Tu enferre that Secrecy fo ef.. fential to our undertaking, the poftage of letters may be added the account for medicines. • CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, • November a 6, 1806. - . No. toy, Hatt" Garden. „ v LONDON: Printed ind pallid.- Ay LP V F.I. 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