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w 141 Vi ttypplik. CONTINUaTIOW tidletll,l rintomo !ACM FROM THE MADRAS GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY . OCTOSIR SO. Ft" Willi/M. Serterobs sti. A difpatch, of which . the following is a copy, has been segived this day, by his Fecilleney the Molt Noble the Genernor-Ge offal, from his Excellency the Coromander in Chief: To his Excellency the Mott Noble Millais Waxxesatr, Omer nor General, Sec. he. Fort William. My Lord—l have the pleAfure to inform your Lradthip, that Mars. &vacuum, Gums, One onta's'', Dar. PORROW, and Joan Pistil, yetierday delivered themfelves up prifoners. They refide for the prefent in the Fort under a guald. I (Call, how ever, difpaich them in a few days, under an efcort, to Futty Ghur, from whence they will embark for the PrefiJency. I have the honour to inform your Lordfhip, that I intend plying my firft vifit to his hlajefly to-morrow morning. I have the honour to be d 'Ac. &e. ( Signed) G. LAGE. h p a d Delhi, September IL 1803. bleeder of his Esael'eney the Molt Noble the Go vern° t-Gaseni in Council. J. Lusatian, Chief Secretary to the Governor. • Fort William. Ott z. A Difpascb, of which the following is an extratt, was yeitaniay received by his Excellency the Moll Noble the Governor Ge neral, from his Escetiency the Commander in Chef: To Ms Eactilency the Molt Noble Marquis Witte net., Gover nor General, he. hc. Fort William. My 'Lord—l have the honour to inform your Lordfhip, that in confequence of the hour fixed upon by his Moiety, I yellerday, attended by the Chief Officers of the army, waked on his Moiety at his (*lace in the fort. AIM BIOSHAI4, his Moiety's etdeft ion. came to may camp to conclud, me. His Ma jetly received me (gated on his throne, when the prefents were delivered, and the forms ufual on thole oecatlons were obferved. His Moiety and his whole Court were unanimous in telifying their joy at the change that has taken place in their fortunes. I have the honour to be. my Lord, Your Lordfhip's met faithful bumble fervent. (Signed) Gi LAILII., Head Quarters. Csinp,r6sasi. Sgt.' 7, 1503. FoCitifhol by commando, his Eteellcucy the Mat Noble the Governor General In CouneiL J. lettlentied, Chief See. to the Ow. Pitt WRllain, OR 3, 5503. Difsitehts, of which the tone:aria( Ike Capita. have boon seam! • ha Excellency the Mod Noble the governs Chersal. fruit Ma fikelleney the Creamender to Chap To his idscellency the Mu* Nate Marquis WarAisaev, Go- Terns General. &a. Ate. Wit Lltrd-4 have the honour to inclofe For your 1 Lordllsip's infiumation, a return of the ordnance , found in the fort of Alyghur, captured on the 44h ' ' loft The condition of ase guns, number of arms end accoutrements, Iluantity o f powder, military Bores, Itc. have not yet been afcertained ; but I have left Captain Saar, an Officer of Artillery, in the garrifon, who will, as loon as poffible, fend me an side return, which Lthall have the honour to forward to your LordThip. I have the honour to be, my Lord. tour Lordaies mot faithful humble fervent, (Signed) G. LANG. lira slitnetero, Coq owe Coorpb. Ina • lei box. . Moe follows a awn of the Ordnanes, assilfting of 33 fish lia iron ease. 4 heals bornissors, s bears mattars, and sits erns yams &es') to his Ratellasey ibs VIA Iliehls Mange of W ,Ge - sneer General. be. gee. " My Lord—For your Lordllsip's information, I hive the honour to tranfmit a return of the ordnance. Ite. taken hem the enemy on the r ith inft. From the report of the Officers commanding the artillery, the whale of this ordnance is remarkably fine, as will be mote fully pointed out to your Lordthip by the remarks of Col. Hoasroaa, annexed to the return. — apse whole of this artillery played on our line as we wanted. I have the honour to be, my Lord, • • Taut Laillatip's molt faithful humble fervent, (Signed) G. Lac'. r IN f ra%grosia. Camp, Delhi. Sept. xi, 1103. l esi tea oa souse a. &C. CA/TUMID OPPOSITZ OILS!, OW ?OW Sart serr. agog. •L, ,s bob so •poondaro.—c ono 18-posoder earroaadat-4d n ilo prditto -3 iron s a pounders (French)—s4.heafs o f s hyounder—a3 brats 4 posioders-3 ditto 3-ditto— Ilksto 3-dined.: bolter-kith triortar—t dii to 8 inch boo/Its-r— -iptide, Shah ditto—s dkto i-ditto-631 picots of cannon, of di t /r{. sawn The shah sonsited.aa add wrier; wish lint yea hod testes meg/rte. Ifiaista-useompkte, tai with ammunition--14 ditto dins, Mown ap in the field of battle-;s twilit its complete, bden with illiAleacias. • I- N. B. Many nanbais and unnowition ensisys abandoned In , the sonny, in the jonsah sod ash, sat lacloded io the Owe. • lIIMARIS. ~ 111 e fskludie of the sigma metitioand ordnance ap. pejiro krviceable. excepting one iron twOlve pounder, oat jr'ne three pounder, Which ere hark in fi ring. t' ar ill). is/ tc trots gun. are or Europe *ipanufafture. The m oas itt i t i t n a u rs. q a t t i t . : t tl e y e ttzers, have yloottder e been left &tie bear as infcrlpticto of being Made at ce lCi e utt . ra, 'osiers at lhelp i bht the *thole are evidenily front the dtfign of an Eurojleao artift. Tile di T enf l oas tile, in gentoal, thofe of the French ; the.workman ffilip is of as high a fiat& as any in the Company's , •arferml. . 1 'Thirteen of the font pounders have iron cylinders for bores), over which, it would hen, the metal was run in coiling the piece, for the adherence is fo Ode, that no flit or charm appears 1 and nothing, hot the difercat colours of the two metals difcover Oa jualtion. The iron cylinder (or bore) is coat i .gofed of Tour longitudinal pieces of hammered iron, rernarkitily elnfe. and ne at I y hoed thronghout th e bore. t The whole of she pieces are furniihed with well I made elevated (crews ; loon are of the lateit French im ment prove i and to the mortars and howitzers • the lanai kind of elevating (crews are, by a Pimple and ingenious adjoilinettt, made to elevate the piece to any angle. and give either of them the double ca• pocky of mortar and howitzer. The carriages are thong and good;—fame arc anarly atade to the French pattern. The inwards are very flout, but of the dm(' - MN and Jape made by the Company, in their ark c i al. Oast manly years ago. -Some, however, hate -She modern dna chain, whilft others have retained the from mode of great hide. The a mmunition, bath round and grape, differs &'.m that nude in the Company's orient'', infornueh as that the bags are of cotton inflead of ferge, and n. t hied o bottoms with the (best ; and alfri. that toe UAL , . CI grate arc made nil of after die French ordnance, viz. large balls for greet diaances, and' tmaliet lulls for miler didances. Chain thot, rolled up into the fhape of a ball, of the fine of the bore of the piece. either mortar or howitzer, made part All'," of the enemy's ammu nition. (Signed) 10111 N Hoaa►oaD. Lieut. CoL Ootwrianding the Artillery in the Field. (A true Copy) (Signed) G. A. F. LAIL', Mil. See. Fort William, O. a. 1803. GENERAL ORDERS ST HIS EXCILLENCY THE MOST NOELS THE COMMON GENTR•L IN COUNCIL, CAPTAIN GENITAL AND CON• 11•11 DER IN CHIEF OT ALL THE LAND FORCES SENT. INC IN THE LAST INDIES. The returns received by the Governer General in Council, of the ordnance taken on the field of bat tle, near Delhi, on the t tth of Sept. 1803, have com pleted the official itatement of the military operations condulicd under the perfonal command of his Ex cellency General LAZE, from the 1 9th Augult to the 'Sill of September. In reviewing the rapid and brilliant fuccefs of our arms within that period of time, every loyal fubjed of the Britifli Empire muft be animated by the moll zealous emotions of juft pride, national tri• umph, and public glory. The Governor General. in Council has already expreffed the fentiments of gratitude and admiration with which he contemplates the conduit of his Ex cellency the Commander in Chief, and of the Officers and Troops under his Excellency's perfonal com• wand, in the anion of the 29th of Augull, and in the gallant drank of the fortrefs of Alyghur on the 4th September. His Excellency in Council highly approves the judicious and early movement of the army after that important fuccefs, towards the principal Ration of the enemy's infantry and artillery, and the pofition whence the molt fpeedy relief might be afforded to the unfortunate Reprefentative of the Houfe of Ti mor, and tn his Majelty's Royal Family. The decifive viaory gained in the battle of Delhi, on the t tth of September, jullified the firm confi dence repofed by the Governor General in Council, in the braverfi, perfeverance, and difcipline of the army, and in the (kill, judgment, *dive fpitit, and invincible intrepidity of their illuarious commander. The glory of that day is not furpaffed by any re. carded triumph of the Britifh mins in India, and is attandol by every circumftance calculated to elevate the fame of Briti(h valour, to illuftrate the charater of Brit& humanity, and to fecure the Rability .f the Britiflt Empire in the Eaft. The Governor General, in Council acknowledges with the molt cordial fatisfaition, the dillinguifhed Cervices of Major General Wait, and of the Hon. Major General Sr. join', in the anion of the Itch of September, and direQs the Commander in Chief to fimifiy his particular approbation of the condua of tub es General Wait , to the command of the right wing of the Britifh army ; and of the conduit lof the Hon. Major General Sr. Joint, in the ability and Readinefs which he difplayed in the command of the left wing, by furmounting every difficulty 4 and by' forcing the right wing of the enemy to retire in diforder with heavy lots. The Governor General in Council alto direns the Commander in Chief to notify to Col. Sr. Lion. and to the corps of Cavalry employed on this ho nourable occalion, the high approbation with which his Excellency in Council has received the report oil their gallantry and firtnaefs, and of the peculiar !kill manifelted under the able command of Colonel Sc. Leese, in their judicious, rapid, and decifive movements during the anion, and after the flight of the enemy had commenced. His Excellency in Council contemplates with great fitisfanion the ad vanced Rate of difcipline of the native cavalry of Bengal, and the fplendid proofs which that corps has afforded of its efficiency in *nice fetvice /gala the numerous artillery of the enemy. The coodun of Captain Boyce, of his Majelly's 76th regiment, is noticed with the warmeß applaufe by the Governor General in Council. The high re putation eftablifhed by that refpenable corps in va rious Cervices of difficulty and danger in India. ap peared in the battle of Delhi, with a degree of lußre which has never been exceeded, even by Britilb troops. His Excellency in Council figni6es his molt dillinguithed approbation of the firmnefs and intr.. pidity of the officers and men of the Native Infantry, I who, with his Majeßy's 76th regiment, at the point of the bayonet, forced an enemy, eonfiderably tope. rior io numbers, from a powerful and well ferved artillery, and opened the way for the fuccefsful charge of the cavalry. The conduit of the Native I Troops on this memorable day tenets the higheß honour upon the difcipline of the Army of Bengal. tad confirms the coofidenee of the Governor General lin Council, in the diligence, (kill, and courage of the officers of this ellablillment, and in the eminent .tharader of our native foldiers. . To Lieutenant Colonel Holtman, and the Artil der). the Governor General in Council repeats the public tains:my of approbation, which. that meritn • fiesta corps has uniformly deferred in every exigency of the fervice. To the Staff of the army, the Governor General in Council is happy to exprefs the fatisfainion with which he learns, that they continued, on all occafions, to merit the war melt approbation of the Commander its Chief. ' The Governor General in Council fincerely la usents the lots of Major MIDDLFTON, Capt. M.Gas- Goa. Lieutenant HILL, Lieutenant Pa tiros, Cornet Sago vont. and Quarter Mailer Rictraarnow ; and of the b Iv: Soldiers who fell in the exemplary exer tion of deliberate valour. and difciplined fpirit. at the battle of Delhi. The names of thefe brave man wili he commemorated with the glorious events of the day on which they fell, and will be honoured and revered while the fame of that fignal viinory thall endure. In tettimony of the peculiar honour acquired by the army under the perfonal command of his Excel. lency General LAICK, the Governor General in Conn• cil is pleafcd to order, that honorary colours, with a device properly faked, to commemorate the re dunton of the lowers of Alyghur, on the 4th, and Th.! victory ~btaired at Delhi, on the t ith of Sept. be prefcnted to the corps of Cavalry and Infantry, Ewupean and Natives, refisellively employed on their glorious oe.cafins ; and that a public monu ment be crolltd at Fort William, to the niemory of the brave Officers and Men, European and Native, who have fallen its the pablac fervicc, during the pre fent campaigu. The bolliwaryonletws granted by there orders, to 1 his Majefty's a7th Regiment of Dragoons , and to the 76th Regiment of Foot, are to be vied by thole corps while they than continue in India, or until his Majefty's molt gracious pleafure be (ignited through his Excellency the Commander in Chief. In concluding his orders en this memorable °eta lion, the Governor General in Council is pleated to direct, that the public thanks of the Sepreme Go vernment of the Britilh poffeffions in India be given to his Excellency Gin. Leas, Commander in Chief of his Majcfly's and the Hon. Company's farces in India, who, with unexampled alacrity, eminent judgment, and indefatigable'courage, under extraor dinary difficulties, has prepared the army of Bengal for the field ; has conducted i t , b y a ra p id fucceffion of glorious victories, to the complete defeat of a powerful enemy ; and has maintained the honour of the Britifh name in India, by an humane attention towards the inhabitants of the conquered provinces, and by a due refpea and reverence towards the un fortunate reprefentative of the Houfe of Tirour, and towards his Majefty's Royal Family. His Excellency the Moll Noble the Governor Ge neral in Council, Captain General, and Commander in Chief of all the Land Forces (erring in the Eaft Indies, is pleated to direct, that thefe orders be pub licly read to the troops wider arms at every Ration of the Land Forces in the Eaft Indies; and that the European Officers of the Native Corps do caufe the fame to be duly explained to the Native Officers and Troops. By command of his Excellency the Molt Noble the Governor General :•1 Council. . HOO K, Sec. to Gov. ma. Dep. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4. Having many remaining of Monday's temples of Wheat, It Is in good fupply ; *and though the fine .ly keeps its pticc, that of middling and inferior quality has Bow fele, at is. and so leis, ezpoelbsg a further reduetion ; beft Donnie fetches 511 s. Fine Bosley and Malt keep their prices. Peale arc cheaper. Rork se Sze. per quarter. Oats arc in good fuppll, but not lower. Fine Amman Floor ill. to Ia per barrel. GIINF.R AL CURRENCY AS UNDER • Wheat, ails. Apos. 53a. per qr. White Peek, 325. 350.0 d. Fine Ditto, saa ssa bd. Beans, 3as. 565. od. Rye, ills. 31a. Tick Ditto ass. gas. Berky, tns. see. ed. Oats, 17$. 100. is. Malt. 475.535. od. _ Poland ditto, 245. kis. oa. Rape Bad, 351. to 381. par loft. PRICE OF FLOUR. MO Flour 40a to 45*. Seconds 355. to ops. per fart. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bap 51 to to 61 oe Pockets 51 aasto 61 nos PRICE of HAY and STRAW in SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay, pea Load, - 41. too. to 31. 3s. Clover - 41. 140. to 3L sss. Straw, per Load - tL toe. to IL Los. POLICE. Mauston-Housz.—Yenerday Rekre Lee was charg ed by George Bruck, with others, of an intention to defraud him. He Rated that he had let a houfe in Weymouth -greet to a perfon calling himfelf Captain Hughes, who referred him to No. aoo, in Thamer flreet, for his chat after, and in the intermediate times took poffieffion of the houfe. On applying in Thames lircet he found no inch perfon had lived there ; but meeting this perfon in the houfe, brought him before his Loral/it to oblige him to give fome account of himftlf ; but this fraud not basing taken place in the City, the prifoner was remanded to a county Magitfrate. Mr. KiLDEIt, the Marital, told kis Lorditip complaints had been made by feveral per lons who had been defrauded of things fent to No. aoo, Thames-Rreet, for Captain Hughes. MMILSOROUGN .—Yeaerday fierkrt and yeasu Melee were brought before the Sitting trate at this Office, charged, by the contraaor for keeping clean the areas, and receiving the antes from the inhabitants of Mary-la-bonne parifb, with having tilled their cart with a quantity of dull from a bottle in Titchfield.flreet, contrary to the Aft of Parliament, which enaas a penalty of twenty Ihillings from every perfon who (hall remove any allies from the laid pariah withrat being direeed fo to do by the parifh officers. The Contraaor flared, that he paid no left a fum lag year, than 2,3501. for the pri• vilege of having the dull and allies in the parifh; that he had been frequently robbed of his property, by perfons who had no claim to it, and yefterday morn• ing flopped the parties going away with a country cart fall of dull from Titchfield-greet. Merfer, the owner of the cart, (aid, in extenuation of his treipars, that he lived at Kenfiagton, and was going with the allies to manure a piete of ground at that place, after having them given him by the owner of the houfe in Titchfield- ft tett. The Magif rates, however,explained to him and his companion that they had both afted contrary to the flatute, which they did not appear to be ignorant of. He, therefore, fined them the mit' rated penalty of ten (billings each. Hayyos Gaansw.r-Yefierday Clark, a Horfe dealer, on Saffron•hill, charged his wife with affaulting and dreadfully cutting him. The profe cutor awed, that far the fake of evading his wile's impetuous temper, he had gone out of his bottle cn Tuefday evening to take a pint of porter at a neigh bouring public houfe. On his entering the door, he received a violent blow on the head ; when, on his turning himfelf round, he obfervcd the bl.iw to have been given by his wife, who had followed him ; the then !truck at him on the face with an open knife, which cut him dreadfully on his left cheek. He was neceffitated to give her in charge to the watchman, from her violently outrageous conduct. She was committed for the affault. Woes's IP•STItt ET.—Yellerday a female was charg ed as being an accomplice in robbing a Height:Nullity tradtfman. The Prolecutor had gone to the hook of a Female Prophet, in Well fquare, Shoreditch, for the interpretation of an event which had befallen hint, •nd which had been in part realized by a Dream,— The bargain was (truck, that the depolit money Ihould be returned, providing her prediCions did not happen within • limited time. This modern $j 6il, who is well known by the ingenious in her protetrwr, ufed the necethry Imatiatioae, and referred to Sot/ earl Pa . ,,lrgre to add to the folemnity of her /;werr.— Alter a day of ahorit half an hour, the Proiccutnt departed ; Coon after which he milled his putty, con - t•iiiing notes and when lie returned to the Pro tbeteje, w ho was ahrelit. The Prifoner was then taken , as being in :he honk ; but there fusing Tv. evidence LO her in the robbery. the was cillk.ll..ViLa. • ECCLESIASTICAL AND ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS. The Lord Provoft, Magiltrates, and Council of Edinburgh, have appointed the Rev. Mr. Thomas Mack night, one of the Minders of Smith Leith, to be Minikes . of Trinity College Church of that city, in the room of the Rev. Mc. R. Anderfon; [radiated to the Old Crandon. OXFORD, MA ten 31 —The Public Preachers before the Unl mirky for cher:inking year, wedded in lent Term, are the Rev. John Eveldsh, D.). Provost of Oriel College; Septimus Collinkos. D. D. Provolt of Queen's College, and Lady Margaret's Profeffoe of Divinity ; Chula BERURP, B. D. Fellow of Corpus CluiftlCol• tae ; Wok Benjamin Portal, B. D. Fellow of St. John's College; William Welt Green, M. A. Vice Principe/ of Magdalen Hall George Richards, M. A. of Oriel College; Richard Michell. M.A. Fellow of Wadhans College; Frodtham tiod'o, Fellow ot &denote College; Robert Diekinfoo, M. A. Fellow of <brae, College; and William Crowe, B. C. L. of New College, and P. lie Orator of the Univerlity. The-Public Eumining Matters for the prefent year are the Rem George Shepherd, M.A. Fellow of UniVerfity Collett, •, Frodkant Hodfon, M. A. Fellow of Broknefe College ; Rob. Philip Good. (sough, M. A. Student of Check Chtr. - ch ; John Vinicombe, ft Di Fellow of Pembroke College • Wm. Nichol. Darnall, M. A. fel: low of Corpus Mini College; and Henry Kett, B. D. Fellow of Trinity College. The three appointed In Lent Term f,,r the co king year, are the Rev. Rich. Michell, M. A Fellow of li'vdente Colige; Wm. Conn, M. A. Student of Cbrift Chan* ; and John Moulley, M. A. Vice Principal of St. Mary Hall. On the teth InR. Mr. George Wheatles , of Chrilt Chun-hone admitted Bachelor of Arts. The fame day, in convocation, Win. Tennant. Efq. Gentleman Commoner of the fame Houk, wised. milted to the honorary degree of Matter of Arts. prdentod by the Rev. James Webber, M. A. Student of the lame bout. Friday the 1 6th.Mr.Hagh Hanmer Morgan of tbe fame was admitted Bachelor of Ans. Tudday the aotb, Mr. John Burrell Halley, of Wilmette Cc& lege, was admitted Bachelor of Arts. Saturday the lath, the lift day of Lent Term, the Rev. joie George Grilliabook. of Trinity College; Frederick Wm. Nolen. and John Emeria, of Corpus Chrißi College. Matters of Ares. were &drain's' Bachelors in Divinity. Mr. Robert khaki. or Bedew& College, was admitted Bachelor of Arts. The whole number of Degrees in Lent Term was one curio Divinity, three Deallorsjo CMI Law, two Dolton In Medicine s ' (even Iladtelorsin Divinity, three Bachelorsin Chit Law,eiro corporated Matter of Arts, nine Matters t `'Arts, Pony (even. Duo chelors of Arts, Lod Determiners , twenty-four Wawa, and Re from former years. Matriculadoos firty-one. On Friday !aft, a dithenfation pared the great fealty enable di Rev. Chas. John Bird. A. M. chaplain to the Right Hoc. the Gamma nil of Clanbrakll, Minder of Aldermaltort, Berkihire, and rec tor of Dyeedor in Herefordlisire, to hold with the latter the rec tory of Mordeiord, in the fame county and dloeek, on the pm:kn ot the foe of the late Hun. Edward Foley. BIRTHS. Oa the slith aft. is Upper43OWet4treat, the Lady of ftelaiaba Hall, Efty of a faa. Mayday, in Lower Ortivenor•fireet, Mn. Geo. Aaron, via fee. Lately, in Giouceiter-Place, Portfalaalquare, time Lady of Rev ben Chamberlain. Ifq. of a fon. The Right Hon Lady Charlotte Duncombe, of a fan. Oa Sunday, Ow Lady of Lkatealat-General Boyer Jetta.% eta daughter. on the lath March, at DTOIIIOTe Houfc. Ireland, the lady a the Honourable and Reverend Pierce Mead% of a d tighter. Sane day, at her bode in Banicaont-neat, tits Lady of Omer& John non% of a daughter. Turtday, at •Mary.la-Boone Church, Capt. Geotse Maths, d the korai Navy, to Mite Harriet Bentlack, younseß daughter el the We Captain Reminds. of the Royal Navy. The areaway wai performed by the Rev. Mr. Postale!. Cluipialo to ide Gram OW Doke of Porthod, who save the bride away. At Parkas Green, cm the sad ult. Mrs. Ann Ingram, fpoafe 4 William Simpfon, Efq. Caller of the Royal Bank, Edinburgh. Oa Saturday fe'nnight, aged sp, bGb Vogt, sided dater o f John Voafe. Efq. of Hull. Sunday fennight. at Harpfwell, ear Oandborasigh. the Raw. T. Dawfoa, perpetual Curate of that place. On Wedncfday fennight, at.Gainlborough, Job= Hint, at an advanced age. On Friday laR, at her bode at Highgate, In the ygtb year of ME age, Mrs. Ann Painter, this aide* inhabitant of that &Sri& Same day, at his bode at Thames Dittos; Charles Capper, Efs. of the King's Reasanhraneer's Ofee, la the Temple- Saturday laR, at her beak, in Whapaet.ltrart, Lady Pearlier. On Friday ha, at she Redary hags, at thelywell, in Hawing. donihire, the Rev. B. Hutaldnfoo, F. IL S. Chaplain to his Caws the Duke of Manehefter. Os the sad ult. at his beak Is Ely Place, Dublin, Slr Alemmtler Schonberg, Kat. Cornmander of his btagelly's yacht the them. 'ruck* , morning, in Pordasil Place, jams liatch,jaa. its. the SIR year of his age, only los of James Hatc h , }4 of Par bury Hall, Mex. FOR BRUISES, SPRAINS, RHEUMAIF/SMS, Re. Res DR. STEERS'S OPODELDOC. CAUTION. —On the outride of the Wrapper es each Bottle of the teat Mcdidoa, a Ramp is fiord, is 'thick I .;: Is engraved " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," and over the Cowie of the Bottle a Iwbel is paged, with tide Words, " Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc, prepared by F. Newbery." All thok which we foil without there defignetiems are grok Counterfeits The Public are requited to attend to this Caution, I. ends. jocose of an impofition which bas been pradifed by envie Yew. dere of Medicine, who, under cover of a connedtlon in trade witk Mr. Newbery's Houfe, have not only fold in London, but by no welling round the Country, have Mentioned through the Rota Dealers in all parts of the kingdom large quantities of a fporiews preparation of this Opodeldoc ;In the Bills of -Airs of whirls the Names of Dr. Steers, of Charing Crofs, and Mr Dues St. Paul's Church-yard, are made ufe of, in order the more me , plaely to deceive unwary Purcisafers. The genuine Opodeldoc is prepare I and fold by F. Newbcry and Sons, No. 4S, St. Mars, on the Coach-way, a few doom from Ckespfide, London, in Banks, price as. 6d. each, duty included ; and by thofc Vendee ooly to the Country who oar the real Me dicine under its appropriaas Stamp. HAVING dedier.ted loyklf to the Rudy, and bees gratified by the mad conliskrable pradke is that branch which I thnottit taupe' an Idol, I trait that I have on snore employed my time than thole who, in the ermine field of the peaklike. are octalionelly lawreerkd io uncertainty, end emcee always attain that fuccds which is acquired by enneentratise the lotelledtual power to one dais of Maniere. The difeafec of DEBILITY arc peculiarly diftrciang, for they briny with them a train of concomitant fymptants, and, by a de 'cedes of all vital energy, wallietwe Itfelf besod,ea IMbittcycd...... Whether they ante from the preys!. nee of ill nun*, the dordmeo- Wire habits of fcbool-boys, or the indulgences of Ireleutity, they iv. juice the molt aflidunsio profelfional &ill ; hot by the Ign.oranch of uoeddcated men, the lymptomiorc aggravated. and the tuuon is deßroycl. A. 3 MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS. I ground my pretenfions on regularity of educatior; and podding every privliegll to praftlec, I feel myfelf entitled to that euclidean w.th I h-ve hitherto been foisberally humoured. In the bell ferfstinos of local wcalnef., early appliculoo wig prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the (in fer'''. Mom a c -miciouinth of the unmanllnefs of the wire win, et raut - est Lis mistortune, is fearful W the contempt or endure of Iw rah, tan. and !woods over hi. Infirmity with careful ens ..., it ^tuft tif fatista:lory for him to be allured rot only of capabiltes trs stment, bat ago of the moll Inviotabk G creep. And in ref( tit Veneer al Comphiists it is linable to prevent pais, Is; intl. ,out conyl cAted cafe. It is Ilac acquire. experionec it, this bee to dice a fate, term... amt (resits , re-, Italilithmtrit Ad. IVtat“ . .1 erprlierfer tnthok of either fez who p!is Jari,r dt.t Mt Clk • sithel,.l wt•b any hind of 1/I.tsll.llN. of ae.y Irnipttame 4 VI N4.KE.AI. 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