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THE WIDOW. ••• BY MR. MONTGOMERY. Ah! who is the that flu and weeps, And gazes on the narrow mound ? In that frelh grave her True-Love fleeps ; lier heart lies with him in the ground : She heeds not while her babe, at play, Plucks the frail flowers, that gaily bloom, And cafts them, as they fade away, In garlands on its Father's tomb : Unconfcious where its Father lies, Sweets to the fweet!" the prattler cries : Ah! then fh- (tarts, looks up, her eyes o'crii 3W With all a Mother's love, and all a Widow's woe ! Again (be turns away her head, Nor marks her Infant's fportive air, Its cherub cherks all rofy red, Its fweet blue eyes, and yellow hair: Silent the turns away her bead, Nor dares behold that happy face, Where (mile the features of the dead, In lineaments of fairy grace : In which at once, with tranfport wild, She fees her hulband and her child; Ah ! then her bofom burns, her eyes o'erflow With all a Mother's love, and all a Widow's woe. And Rill I find her fitting here, Though dark 0:Roller frowns on all; And from the linter= ruling near The featter'd leaves around her fall; 0 then it charms her innicft foul. It bits the fadncfs of her mind, To watch the clouds of autumn roll, And lift to the evening wind ; In every (hadow. every blaft, The fpirits of enjoyments pall, • She fees. the hears :—ah ! then her eyes n'erflnw Not with a Mother's love, but with a NVi !ow's woe. The peafant dreads the drivirp b rat, Yet paufes as he halter). by, Views the pale ruin of her form, The de( :tenon or her eye ; Beholds her babe for thelfcr creep • Behind the grave (tone's dreary bide, Where all its Father's willies fleep, And all its Mother't hopes are laid ; Remembering then his own heart's joy, A rofy wife. a blooming boy ! g• 0 Goo." be Iglu," when I am thus laid low, mnit my. poor Partner feel a widow'd Mother's woe!" He gently Itrerches out his arm, And calls the babe in accents mild: The Mother (bricks with ft rangtalarm, And loathes up her weepirg child: She thot:ght that voice ..f tender tone, Thole acanna loft, entlearieg, kind, Came front beneath the hallow (tone ! .'He mutts the wmdering of her mind, muting on hil happier lot, Seeks the warm comforts of hi' c ot ; Ye merits Ids wife t....a15! then his eyes n'er fl.sw ; libe Fels a Mother's 10ve,..-nor dreads a Widaw's woe! The form redres;--and bark! the bird, The lottely bird of Autumn's reign, Prom yonder waving elm is heard,- 0 what a mild and hippie (train ! Sue the delighted Mourner (tart. While Robin Redhreitit's evening tong Pburs all its fweetaefstbro her heart, And foothes her as it trills along: 'Theo gleams her eye : her fancy hears The w•abled tootle of the fpberts; She clays her b.he: feels her bofom glow, And in the Morher's love forgets Cs:. Widuw's woe. do to thine home, forfaken Fair ! G r to thy falitary home: Thou torefil"figrim ! in defpair, Tothy saint's briars no longer roam He reps not here;—thy 110irell osuorr Attends where'er thy footttgps tread; He watches to the depth -of night, ,l Ri l lu..rcl a t an e tn i f er el . f ly kind , round thy b e d. And ammo the dear pledge be left behind ; Ilthold that Pledge !—then cafe thy tears totsw, Atid in the Mother's love forget the Widow'sewee FOSSRAL 01 THR 4000111111101 Or Iroam--The remain( of that venerable P relate were reia t oved, at eight o'clock..on Wednefday morning, from his late book in South Audlev freer, to Wellminder Abh-y, for interment. The procefG.,n moved in the moft folemn and regular manner. On its arrival at the Abbey, it was )-eceired by the Dean and Chapter of. Weflminfer. After the funeral fervice, tbe cofsn. was lowered into Ole grave, in the 'Chillers cMfe to his Grace's late brothes's. The coffin was very ele. gent, and covered with mazarine bltie velvet, wi'h rich gilt plates, and gilt nails. On t h e plate was in. fcribed his Grace's age ; he was in his 89th year. - MADAMS Gaasstes.—A letter in the fru.rn Semer, Cote d'Or, dated Oaober 24, fay., 4 , An event has happened in onr neighbourhood, which, at the prefent moment, makes a great noife : " Madame Graffini, the celebrated finger, was travelling pelt to Paris. On the 19th, at eleven o'clock at night, the was attacked near Rnovrai,npon the borders of the dep.trtrnents of Yonne and Cote d'Or,he four men, armed with pittuls. who fired upon the brat without wounding them. Madame Grafitti, her .brother, and her maid, gave the brigands all that they bad. They took tiny Inuit, their watches, jewels, and elo, hes. Madame Graffiti continued her join bey, and on her arrival at Aviilon, the gave Ulf trmation, and that brigades of the neighbcurhood re wind 1107 ICC of the robbery. On the night of the 2 nft, the four robbers were traced to a vill..ge of Vitteaux, about (even league; from Rouvrai, upon the I;ijon road. They were furprifed at in it.n # here they were taking tome refreflur.ent, by :he Cyan-me-it, shoot they refitted, each robber being armed with two piftola. A battle milted, fri whieh•two 'of therobbers'were killed. and the third taittn, and the fourth made - his' efeape. The gamier eon ft stud that thq were Swift foldiers, detersers, from Orleans. He tante Mil die robbery, and a gnat part 01 the property of Madame Oralfitti. wet Land upon the two dead mess. Eight pifttils w e re found aportihe arid df battle." Tna , (l2 . rsaa or Paussra.—The School of (odor try, ettablithed at Berlin for the children of the.poev, bas redeived tronvbei Majdly the (Zileen of Profit, a pretest of too Frederic accompanied witfilhe following. Letter, addieffdefin Mr. Provoll .t; opt intendant of that krtlitntitan ur The ellaradtor of humanity and beneficence which dif tioguillifs-the bthabitants of;Berlisa s was never more !takingly ditpliyed 'than M the ertakihnient of a febool datined for the .mointenanie Snd edneation of tone children. It is to Tots they are itsdebsed for the Idea,' and:l am deeply Migrated itith - the proofs of efteem coofitientrand love,litidek 1 have received. The fount;ers of this sterol eftablithment. to sbichthey have gives/lay Rama ,havc placed it under my apecial prosatien. I accept with • joy this twwf,lit mark of confidence, and I fubferibe on my own meskint, feCthe,aintenance of fou: children, whom I requeft r you. 'Sir, to taste the goodnas Jo Iccouitneto to mc. " with refrato the fum of* ;Whieli I rend Taw, I defign 3,t.tocotivi ti uretoriards delaying the fug expenees of ththlti•utron. The war, which haibrougbt fo many caland tssi upon the:al - don, of whiebkis re t y glory to be thi mother, has likewite matured many nleful . ilea', and town the feeds of the • 'remit* henefiti-det us unite out en.leavoues t. , make them prof. per, dal then we may hope that whatever lots we may have (at tained hi'prosehr and riches, wfil be abundantly conspenfaredbf an isevarfebf virtues. You, Mr Provolt; have don. with berutur all t au*, in your power to attain this cod; your worthy colleagues • have emulated your zeal, and thus you have elevated and Wept up thstpirlti of the inhabitants of Berlin. in the midit of our Mai tom,, to that pitch of unblenefs and dignity befitting misfortune Thus the tics which uttite the nation to its mitts have become elder: bpd oar, oy at meeting again after our mutual and ardent . oe ,,ine fa( that event. wilt be fo couch the naore'pure and lively. • ••• Yoat very LOMA.* LONDON MARKETS. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, November 12. Wheat per load 161 los to 181 ins Barley per quarter 21 oa to 11 42 Oats per ditto 11 I©s to 11 xis Beans per ditto 21 ills to 31 3$ Peale per ditto 31 2$ to 31 0 PRICE OF HOPS. BAGS. POCKETS. Kent 41 Os to 51 15s Kent - 51 53 to 61 /55 Suffer 4 1 IN to 31 8s Suax - 51 os CO 61 6s Effex 41 ios to 51 8s Farnham 81 os to zol es PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bap 51 Ss to 61 os I Pucka. st tos to 61 xss PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitechapel. Harperload 4 40to 6 6 o I Hay per load 4 4to 6 to Straw a t 6 oto a o o Straw z i 4 to 2 1 1 Clover 5 to to 6 a FMCS OF BAT AND STRAW IN SMITBFIRLD. Hay, - el tss to 31 13s 1 New Clover of oos to of oos Clover 51 os to 61 to , Straw, it los to al 18s SMITHFIELD MARKET, November 13. This day's Market had but a nlOll fupply of different kinds of Cattle. Be 4 and Lamb are dearer than our tall report. Mutton, Pork and Veal are cheaper ; and the trade, for the nu.pft part, was but iucliffercat The ales in the Hay Market were rather dull.— Straw and Clover fetched better prices than Monday's Markets Hay fold at 'aft price. To fink the offal—per Rone of 81b. Beef 36 4d to 4s 84 I Veal 46 od to .96 4d Mutton 36 slid to ss cd Pork 45 od to ss 4d Lamb 4e 6d to ss od. HIAD ow CATTLE THIS DAT. Beats, about 560—Sheep and Lambs, 4,70,. Calves zio—Pigs 4 to. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, November 13. Pertitone of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef as 8d to 4$ 4d I Vcal 3$ Od to so od Mutton as 8d to AS 41 Pork 4s od to 5. 44 PRICE OP LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 161 b each aad to tad Ditto, (co to 651 b zsd to 264 Merchants Backs aid to ilia Dreffing Hides z 614 to 17d Fine Coach Hides 184 to IPA Crnp Hides for Cutting t7d to zod Flat Ordinary sod to zjd Calf Skins, 3o to 401 b per dozen 266 to 32s Ditto so„io 701 b 363 to 4cs Ditto 7c to Bolb 333 to 33s Small Seal• (Greenland) per lb. 3s zd to 3s 44 Large ditto loos to rrpos per doz. Tanned liorfe Hides SOS to 305 each Goat Skills to RAW HIDES. Hide" (per (tone) 28 104 to 31 ^d, Horfe Skins 13s to t& each Micl , lling sd toss 8d Shoe" Was is 91 to s• cd Ordin:try ts sod to as sd Skew-you' os cd to us cd Heavy Calf ssi cd each I toligt §ltins Cl cd to os cd PRICE OF TAI LOW IN LONDON. 4 t. Jame. market as 31 rowel Tallow • has od to ...II Carc 'Market 4. ad Yellow RefSa • 66. od to —. Wkirechipel Market • White ditto ass od to ocs (pa 11,00 C Of Itlik) 48 1.1 Soap ditto Eta to —4 :el " ----. Melted Stuff sos to see od its 64 Ditto rough 3;s cd to c• Average Price 41 14 Oreaves 821 04 Good Dregs 11$ to Os • Yellow Soap, lb.—Mottled, pos—Curd, 94 4 Price of Candles per dozen, i is od—Moulds Is. 0.1 COAL MARKET, November 13 . • Skips at Market Ship. fold Price 66 Newcaftle Coal 42 4Ss 91 to 53q ad I Suudcri♦nd 2 aas 3d to ocs od t Store Coal o cos cd to cc.. _.el 3 Cualsr. • o oos ad to ocs od COURSE OF EXCHANGE Amfterdata 35 92 UL Cadiz 39i effect. I rtenoa 451 Do. at 5>46t 3 . S t Madrid 40effed Lifbon to Rotterdam t t 5 1 UE. Bilboa 394 effee.t. ( Oporto 6o Niankbakh 34 624 UL Leghorn 491 i • Dublin t:.; Akana 34 7ak Uf. Naples aa l Cork rti Paris t day'4 date 23 itz lie. Venice 3s lilt. Pkeoli effedlirc Mite a tlf. 24 2 per Z fter:irg ilutirdeaux 24 2 I Palermo 92 prncr per oz. - - - - - - -- -- - • - Agio on the Bank "Holland e st per Cent. The following exttaa of a letter contains a detailed And accurate account of the gallant adion fought by .the Winalcor Cagle puke! : •• in the morning of the eft October, the man at the mall head railed out "a fail;" we were loon cometioct , l that all hopes of efrape, by fwiftnefs, were vain. We therefore had the netting Ruffed with hammocks and fails, the arms all prep,:red, and the hands at quarters, when the enemy began to fire at about 43 mi • mitt:spa eleven, A. M hut as his (hot did no- reach us we did not return his fife till about half paft twelve, and fo continued till he elofed, and grappled us on the ftarboard quarter, at about a quar ter paft ooe. hi this fituation it heesmcqure calm, and the veffels could nut have terraced even had they been inclined. As fuon as they grappled us, our boarders were prepared with their pikes, but our nettings were fo lofty, and I'o well fecureJ, that they did not attempt Whaled. our pikernen, there:ore, again flew to their mul lets. piftols, and blunoletbuires t tole Captain all the w:iile givi-g his orders with the moll admirable coolucfs, and encouraging his men by his fpeeches slid example, in fuch a way, that there Was ne thought of yielding. although many of our heroes now lay itretehed upon deck ha their blood; but then we law the enemy's deck completely covered with their dead and wounded, and the fire tram our .great guns doing dreadful execution at ever; di:- charge. We now began to hear them (Cream. whir h fo inipired our gallant little crew, that many of the w • untied returned ar,3n to their quarters At length, about a quarter pall three the raft:ifs ran from their quarters, when our Captain. with five or lix of Ets !taste comrades, tubed on board, killed their Captain, tore down their colours, and drove the few remaining on deck below, and the privateer lurrendered. Our force confifted of a (mall fhip of s2O tottv,'Mounted with fix 4-pounders and two anti manned with 2 people, officers and boys included, of which there were 4of the latztr under 17 years of age. The privateer was called the Genii, is the molt complete nut of Guadaloupc, mounting fix long fixes. and one bag v 8 pounder. filed upon a fwivel in the centre of her main deek, l and traverfing upon a circle, fn that this ' enormous piece Of ordnance silks worked juft as can!) , as a com mon fixed swivel; and having on board, at the commencement of the fight 86 men, of which number a 6 were killed, or died in a few hourielteethe astfon, and 31 more are wounded. many of whom will silo die; tot one of their offices efeeped being killed or wounded. Both vac's were greatly damaged in the aftion. and ii wis not till fix o'clock that we were tl!fetigdged from each other. 0a out fide lottithe brave fellows, two of whom were killed on the cpot, and the thirsl died the fame evening ; another, I fear, is inortalfy vintindit ttsVough the bread arid fhonlder. We had, he asks, nine others brocade t, and three or four cf them badly " BIRTHS: On Sunday, the ath inftant, at Loge, Mrs. Kinloch, of Killric, of a fun. In Portland Placc, the Lady of Charles Smith, Efq. of a daughter. - - MARRIED. On the 3d inftmt, at Winston Church, John Cowie, jun. Efq. of Finfbury fquare, to Mire Stink, daughter of 'Flamini Stuck, Efq. of Highbury place. At Holfwoi thy, Devon, on the 3d inftant, Lieutenant Colonel Macquarie, of the 73d Regiment, to Mils Elizabeth Henrietta Campbell. third daughter of the late John Campbell, Efq of Ai. e• in Argylefhire._ At;;.datichciter, Mr Richard Holt, grocer, to Mite Jane Anf dell Littler, both of that town. DIED. On the 6th inftant, at Dyke, in the county of Moray., the Rev John Dunbar, Minifter of that parifh, and tormerly of Knockaihk. On the acth September Taft, at Barbadoes nutt a 6, J'.hn Bed ford, Efq. Judge of the Court of Vice Admiralty of that Bland. Monday, John Eveligh,Lfq. of St. Thomas's fquare, Hackney, in the 9s th year of his age. At Bath, on the Bth init, where he went for the recovery of his health, the Rev, Edmund Goodenough, Vicar of Swit.don, Wilts, and brother to the Dean of Rochcfter. DR. HODSON'S IMPERIAL OIL. WHAT Patient, who is fuffering under the dd . - trefling pain of Chronic Itheumatilm, or the more acute anguifh of Gout, would not, at any price, gladly purchafe a reme dy to relieve his fufllsings! No remedy bas been fo effectual s Dr. Hodfon's Imperial Oil, in affording certain cafe, and alleviat• Ing pain in Ode diftrefling compl tint• in the fwelling of thej otnts and ftiffnefs of the tendons. the bad tffeet of old•Qrains, rendered work either by much exertion, or by cold variable weather This excellent application reduces the fwelling, and ►rings the tendons and males fuft and pliable ; in one difeafe, the Rickets, the relaxed yielding condition of the bunts is fo wonderfully changed by the regular ufc of the Imperial Oil. that the bones, though diftorted, gain their natural lhape and figure. In Pally, Numbnefs of I.imba, and Tori.cr of the Back or Spine, it proves a fovereign remedy, by animating and reftoriug the energy of the Nerves. Sold wholcfale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4. Cheapftde, cor net. n 1 Parcrnufter-row , Hazard and Binus, and Crattwell, Bath; Mains and Lynch, Manche:ler ; Gregrons, Liverpool; and molt bookie Hers and inedicim venders its cvcry country towu,inbottks at 2S. gd. each. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. NORTH, EAST. WEST, AND SOUTH. The UNIVERSAL COACH ;.ad WAGGON OFFICE. CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, RASE, and EXPEDITION for TRAVELLERS in genrial,fmni the SARACEN'S l-!1 .O INN, SNOW HILL. rtirsTEß, Tarpnley, NAmptwich, bri.lge. and i.itchfiild new 'Telegraph Coaches Daily. _ . BOS Ptterbroongii. S . dhoti, and Ilitue.r.gdon new Royal Mail 'Coach, fcts out every Eveni .g. BUNI)2.RLAND, Stockton. and 'term new Coach, every Mtrning. to the George Inn, Sunderland. I.IV ER POO L, Warr ingten, Kau; &ford, Stone, and Litchfield Put Coach, tailed the 1E xpedition, every Evening. at 5 &Clock, to t Crown l:;n, Rtd-croledreet, Liverpool. Guarded through out. BATH and BIDS TOL—Uncommon Cheap Travelling to Bath and inktol, by the flying Pit Coaches, through Chippenham, Coln . and Marlborough, every Afterne-n , arrive at Mr. May's. ti•e Greyhound Inn. Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas Brett, 13r.f101, next MArning.—lnfide, it is. Untf.de, tat. Coaches to' Weds, Britrwater Taunton, &c. Li EDS New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, Pets one every Morning. at S 4:Clock, carries four infilcs poly. and goes retnarkahlt eafy paffes through Stamford, Newark, Retford, Don cafter,•and bertyhriage, to the Gulden Lion Leeds, nest day at Num. Nr'twithttanding the uncommon expedidon of this Coach, Is allowed t s be the mod agreeable and complete public convey avec on :he North Road, being unequalled in accommodation by any other. it EN D.IL, Lancafter. Prat on, Kirby Lonfdale, Bettltnn, Chor • ky, Orinfkirk, and Garfieng Pie Coaches, every Afternoon, at Five o'Clock.—Guartied. GLASGOW, Lougtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill.Thornhill, Sanquha Cumnock ,King fwell, and all Parts of Scotland, Camperdnwn Coach, Suaday, Tut:lday, and 'llurfeay Morr.ing, at Seven o'Clurk. Bolton, Hull, Grimfby, Spalding, Peter borough, Stilton, and Hunting,:on C,saeh, lets off every hvenieg. I'o RK, Newcaftle, and Edinburgh New Coach, performed with a Gu and throughout, lets out every Morning at Seven o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcattrr, Darlington, North 411erton, Durham, Morpcth, sod Berwick. PattAig 'rs finding therofelves fatigued from the length of the j: urnet, may reft ;what time they pleaic, and then proceed on without addi..ional fare. The Propri, tor at York runs Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. CAR LtSI, E. Penrils, and W:l;tchPven Pot} Coach, goes with four Holies and a Guard all the o ay—paffes through Brough, Appl by, Greta'.-rie.ge, Richmond, Catterick, Enroughbridge. Wctherby, Aherford, Doncaller, and Grantham, (the !swell way by tg miles), fees out every Sunday, f uefday, and Thurfday Homing, and performs the journey with the greateft FaTengers detained on the road by bufinefs, or pleafure, have the peculiar advanta,;c of their feats being fccured in the next Coach (with only be Coachmen). EXE . P7R, Plymouth. Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Dor chetlet, and Salilbury Balloon Coaches, every Morning at Four o'Clock, val , . a Guar.!, through Huniton, Asminfter, Bridport, Blandford, Bafinglioke, and Bagihot. SHEFFIELD and Rotherha - -a Rockingham Coach every Morn ing at Seven.—Guarded. OXFORD, Benton, and Henley Pon Coach, with a Guard, every Afternoon, at Five o'Clock. MANCHESTER. Wilmnow, Congletati. Neweaille, Walfall, and `Nolverharr.prons Poll Coach, every Afternoon —Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Shlffnal roil Coasts, the Royal Charlotte, every cveaing at 5 o'clock, to the R.o.veo and Bell and ITnicorn Inn. Shruwtbury—Guarded. SOUTH ANI PTON, WiLcisefter, Alresford, and Alton Ccach every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Veteury Poft Coach, with a Guard—Sets out every After:loon, and reaches Birmingham next day ar Noun. Paffes by Orferd, Enfton and Shipitene, to the Saracen's Hctd, Bull-ftreet, Birmingham. HULL, Northeave, Rowe'en, Thorne, and Donesfter P u ft Coach, every Morning, at Seven o'clock, to the Bull end Sun Inn, Myron Gate, Hull. H ERTFORD, Ware, Hoddefdon and Chellaunt Coach, every Morning. BEACONSFIELD, Uxbridge, Denham and Reilhill new Pelt Coach, every Meaning a: d Afternoon, by RiehardWirts and Co. TO and Edmonton Coach, daily, et half paft to, half pa!l two, half pat} four, and halt pat (even o'clock. N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goods, Re cotorcled by the To ;slack the role of pleafure, and not to he wounded by its thorn, has been the favourite objet of mankind. though in this they have been goo often difappointed; happily for the good of (*ditty, the baneful effeds of illicit intercourfe are eafily removed, if application lama& to that invaluable-preparation of Dr. Fear ' MAN'S termed ourrA SALUTARIS. "fhofe Diuretic Vege table bropa amitalb no mercurial polfon to undermine the coniti tution, and plant (Keefe where the aim is to reftore health, which fo many boafted fpecifies of the day do ; on the contrary, fo in Docent is this 11101, elfleaCiOUS preparation, that it is adminilicred with filet, to children of the molt tender age, to fuecefsful are its power as to eradicate from tht habit in a (bort time the feeds of difeafe,• however latent they may be, or diftant the time of of ledion The molt obitinate gleets, lots of bone and palate, and, In there, the won't appearances of the adtion of a certain.difcafe, have yielded, in a very fliort period, to their influence. To this IViedicine how many thoufansis have been indebted for the tefto." ration of 11 , :alth, after being difmiffed the Hofpitals, and havii.g gone through all the routine of common merlacine;. nor ate its virtues confined alone to counteradt a certain difeafe ; Wherever a morbid Rate oftbc fluids mlts, as in fcorbutic and nervous cool plaints. it is no ids a never failing remedy. Sold wholcfale at Mr • Bt.rlt es, No. 4, Chcapfide, corner of Paternofter•row; and retail by molt Country rftwitcum, in bottles a; at. 9d. and 4s, 61 MO azuylc • dircalotte. • - I ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. . I ATTESTATION. CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 9.—The Rev. Dr. Pearce, Matter of p , as 1 THOMAS GLAISTER, farmer, n 1 S.;!teat s , l d w v r a, kn ro d i s , , ad laf a s s otof bein e c m: n r fi v n , , p d a !n o , m i ; College, and Dean of Ely, has refigned the office of Vice Chancel- ' j 9in the Parilh of Abbey-Holm. near Carlifle, dn declare .-.t for of this Univerlity ; and oa Wednefday the Rev. Francis Borne:, I vas for above fix months reedy aftlided with a n. etrn o , cow. D. D. Matter of Peterhoule, was eledted Vico-Chancellor for the year coking. I p al lain - :ea ' a d t , te e p ar d s ed an w d i b th re i a n ft le . rna ah The Rev Chriftopher Swainlon, M. A. of St. John's College, is admitted ad runtime, from the Univerfay of Oxford. I bed. I had malty remedies prefcribed me by the faculty, but tti tat I Pple. Fortunately, Mr. Jollit of Carlioe, who knevr tny fad fituation, recommended to me the CORDIAL BALM of GI. John C Hobhoufe and Samuel Atthill, Efqrs. of Trinity Col ur lege, are admitted to the degree of Bachelor ist Arts. LEAD, prepared by Dr. SOLO M .iN, of Literpool,thrr.e battles of which medicine only. I declare, has rettored me to mica health. I have taken a eorge to Liverpool, on plarpolt, to return my hearty thanks to Dr. Solomon, for the great htelfing I now en. joy of my health, through the great dikovery, the eardiA Bay of Ofiead THOMAS OLAISTEK. Liverpool, Auguft 12 1797 P. S. IMA return to Carlifie by the Margaret Captain John Barnes, of Carlifle with whom I arrived, when I MEAD CO return Mr. intlie thanks for his kind recommendation Ref - en:lice may be bad to Mr. Francis jullie,Scotch (titer, Caddi e . The Cordial Balm cf Gilead rosy be had of every ref?tdabl e , I , Medicine Vender in the United Kin g d o m. '7 1 Sete are alfo foully bottles, containing the quantity of [owe!' the I a 6.1. ones fit 3.15. by which 94 are fe.ved. Thole who with to have the. Medicine inimediately from rim Deadtor. by fending the money for any quantity they think prop e t will have them fent by fuels carrier as they [hall appoiut. Piot- - office orders for any turn may he fent by poft, and the balance nib be returned in the box, or orders with cam enclofed will be duly attended to Proper diredions for every cafe, to enable parfons to cure then. felvea, is givvu with each bottle, price ta.al ( a guinea. under•Tuention - Od WAGGONS. To DISS, Beccles, Dungay, Bury and all parts of Suffolk, every Monday. AT.IRI.I3Tirr, Newbury and Reading, every Tnefday. WO RC KS TE R , Kiddcrminlier, Hereford, Carmarthen, Brcelo nr.ek. and ail parts uf SoutbW•ales, Peratore and Wycombe, every Saturday. CIRENCFS rER, Abington and Henley, three times a week. SOUTH AN: i'l'ON,Wiucht (ter, Runifey, Lyndhurit,Lyming ton, Chrittc':ui ch Ringwood, Fordi. gbridge, Wimbourne, Poole, Ifle of Wight, lerfey and Giiernfey, Waggons daily. SUNBURY, Haropym and Twickenham, twice a week. EXETER, Plymouth and Falmoutk Fly Waegons, daily, car rying Goods and Pall•cugers, as dual, to all parts of the Weft of Enpand. • , WM. MOUNTAIN and Co. refpedtfully acquaint their friends and the public, that they cannot he accountable for any Parcel or Luggage, &c. of more than Five Pounds value, if loft or mifiald, unlefs fpecified at the time of delivery, and paid fcr according'', at thesaraCen's Head Itin, Snow 1111, London A CHALLENGE. NnESSRS.CURRIE and CO. S urgeins,chellenge Lvl the whole woad to prove a tingle initasee where their Me dicine and method of cure have failed of the deltred effed. The practice of many years ill this partieulsrbrasch of akeirprofdlaa has not given rife to one unfuccefsjul cafe. They continue to diredt their ftudies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the (yarns, which is the confequence of the peniicious viafteful dices of a ha bit long and moft unhappily parfued by the youths of both fetes, in the one it will be found to be the unfailing fooree of barreotters, the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a diftreffuiz Rate of debility, which; if not timely remedied, terminates in im potence. Thefe arc its remote and ultimate ideas ; while eon fumptions, lots of macular power,and various nervous complaints ofetally charaderife the earlier itages of this folitary vice. Of per fens langualhing under the di:orders incident to fads a life their tritmenti, fimple,and has never proved unaweefsful in the mode of a long. laboriot:e, and much extended pradiee. In the molt obftinate and complicated cafes of Venereal lofedion,faeh as ob ' ftrudions in the Urethra. Spongy Excrefcences, Hard Tumours, Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, Seminal Wealtsitfv, Glees, &c. which have hitherto bailledthe atilt of the general praetitioaer, Asteffrs Currie and Co are now enabled radically to cute by a new, fate. and expeditious mode of practice, fupctior to any other yet I adopted. They may tar confulted by either Sex with the greateft delicacy, fccrccy and honour, at their houfe. Nu. 1 oy, Hatton Gar den. Patieots in the country are sequel} , dto Iles the particulars of their roily.. their age, and general mode of Living. Letters, pia paid, encloGlig a hank sante, will be duly anfwcred ; and the need- Lry advice and medicines given orient to a.ly pa, t of the kingdom. ALAND I D examination ai of Profennal Preten firms is only to hr feared by him who is crinfcious of inca pacity. "Ile protelfimal prctenfians of Mr. Baer are fnnyly tbefe—that he is a Member of the College of Surgeons, ami a. regularly educated as any Phrfician or Surgeon itr I.ondon; that it has been his choice t confine his prandee to Venereal Com. plaints and ar.d that in the treatment of their complaints, for the laft fourteen years, u' which be has rcfided eleven years in Arundel itreet, his prai.lice has be.n more eminently Cocci:WA rh.in that of ai'y other Surgeon in the fame branch. Ile regrets that illiterate men, under PICTITIVt!'; bl All at: hrte copicd hid id ' vertifements nearly word for word, bat tlac injury to stse.pqlstia may be preven:. d by a careful inquiry fsc the certificates wtich they pretend to poffrfs, ant an accurate examination of the hit ot Surgeons, which is annually publithed at she College In hincolea. Inn Fields. Ns difcafes are felt with greater poignancy by the fufferer than thofe which are occarioned by his own imprudence. and in- no cafes of cassfultation is liberality of education more ib fi rabie is the profeffor, than where the mail unbounded confidimce is placed sod the moil inviolable fecrecy expedted. Oa terms plainly Bated on the full it.terview, or in anfwer to 'letters contalnint a Bank-note, Mr. Bret offers refl.:lreton of health in ail Vsnerad Complaints, end in all cafes of Ddiiiity, whether atifing from the habit. of incoofiderate youth, long re& dente in warm climates, or the prevalent gaieties of a faibionable life.--Nis in, Arundel ftreet, S rand. November r 0,1807. IN prof effing myfelf a regularly educatedbfember of the College of Surgeons, I think it Ineumbenton me to fignify that my Diploma from the College of Surgeons in London, as well ss.Certifistes from the Hofpitals, and various profeffors under whom I ftudied Phylic. Surgery and Midwifery, have been fqr years phzeed in one of my parlours, open to the infpeetion of any perfun who happens to be there, nr is defiroos of inch etarnitration. Thirteen years I have refigned all other pradliee for the Rudy ; and treatment of Venereal Complaints and Debility.--but it was not till I had experience as an Army Surgeon and general Pradtt• tiuner, that I thought myfelfjoilified in the fele.f.tion of this pecue liar branch. The concentrated force of the human Intelled when directed to a particular point, mutt acquire fuperioety within the circle of its own aa.ion, and long continued fucecfs is a decided . proof that my efforts have not been lets beneficial to others than adv,i.ntrenus to myfell. . The diftref , and the miry which arifes from a certain deftrue- I tier !Jahn to pernicious to sch•iulbuys, have been frequently pour. tnyed by the moralifts of the-age; hut it is the duty of every Praditioner, when called upon, to relieve fuch tuff...rings by me dical Alliance, and it is the acquirement of my exclufive expe rience in this line to offer, in every fuel cafe, a fafe and certain re-eftahlifiameut.—ln flight cafes of deficiency produced by hoe living, refidence in warm climates, or too much indulgence of fedudive paflions, and In all recent venereal complaints, earl' , application infures an immediate cure. But in the moft cons plucated cafes of debility. accompanied by kver, or diforders of I•the fyftem arifing from negleeted iiikstlion, time perseverance is indifpenkhly requifite for the reanimation of the conditutioo, and rettoration to health and vigour. In all c :fes, in either fex, t moft nviolable fecreey is ohfery • and the kilns o f remutieratia:i are plainly Rated on the fieft interview. TO MY CORRESPONDENTS The extended reputation. wbich was the hrft ohjed of my sew biion. in the TR EAT. 1V: I: NT of V EN ER EA L COMPLAINTS and DF B:Lay. having attraele.d to me various Correlpondents it the United Kingdoms of Great BritaM, and from different parts of Europe and America, I beg to addrefs this Public Notice to- Inch Cortcfpondents. The occupation of my time in arStvering letters from thofe who grudge not remuneration, made i: ncectrary for me fume years ago. to obfsrve, that no letters could be noticed unlefs a Binh Miss was incloied. I again repeat the information, that no htt4te. ‘4OlO out inclofures. can be aniwercd, unlefs from Patients already un der my care. And I beg to fuggeß, that learn team the %Arts . Indies, or front any Foreign Country, mutt contain oat onli 4 complete Rater:lent of the Cafe, but a very liberal (urn, to compentite for Retell h,g and vi rising fully on the-Con4isis:'o and for the Preparation of a coilderable Laurie cf MediCtie !4 1,4 London Cholla, if filch requifite. Where the ri de.t m.t admit frequency or correfootidence, it is *Ku cleared, the age, the manner of livb.g and general Catchup.* well at ever/ fymucom that can pollibly be defcribed, be mut particularly fpc- Letters require no other direetioa than the Cbriftian And Sir name," Martin lime, Efq. London i" sod that the minds of either * #ex may have the fulleft affurance of ferrety; tin poftegt 0 later% 'accompanied by &CC need not be paid.at the bale, bat willarton waidb be charged to the party. MARTIN BR EE, Member of the Royal College of surgeons in Lando& No. 29, Arundel-Rrect, Strand, near Temple bar. Merck an additional entrance In Watt! Area adjoining. TOMORROW. 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