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1 21' .11,7 ICAL INTELLIGEI,"CE. IN CONTINUATION FROM TOE PRECEDINCI PAGE. FRONT 'I•'!!? LONDON GAZFTI'I'. MARCH 24. APSIInAI , v-orricv, st ARCH 24, 091. Cope a !Acme nom Admir.,l Lord GAR VNLIt, Commander in Chid of his Nt.ijeity's and vrtid., on the coati of Irc.l.ind, to Eva\ NEPI.AN,I4.I. dated At Cu k the Bth init. Sir—l am to Afire you will pleafe to acquaint the Li , rds Co r miiliorets c f the Admiralty, that his Majefn's 1 1 .,ip DRYAD arrived li,re this mum jug ; and enc . . I tranfmit you, for their Lord flops intitrmati. , n, copy of a Letter jail received from Capt. MANsrt ELI>, of this date, giving an account of his having captured the French Priva teer flip le Prtruier Confol, pierced for 24 guns, 15.) men. She is quite new, and would make a good !loop of war. (Signed) GARDTitit. DRYAD. Cork I 'arbour, Bth elf March. My Lord—l have the honour to inform your I.ordfl.ip, on the ztli Mitch, after a chase ofthrct hours. in lat. se. deg. 6 min. N. long. 12 deg. W. I fell in with and captured the Frcnch privateer !hip le Pitemier Conful, mounting 14 nine poun ders, but pierced for 24, 150 men, from St. Ma lots, out 2 1 days ; the is quite new, and on her firft cruize ; had captured a Portuguefe fchooner, from Lilbon boondlo Ireland, a few days before. Signed) e. K. MANSFIELD. Admiral Lord GAlDtetll. C. SLC. Copy of a Letter from Captain Room, of his Majefty's flip illseevar, to EVAN NittrAti, Ng. dated Port Mahon, 36th January. Sit-1 beg leave to enclofe to you, for their Lordftrips information, in the abfence of the Com mander in Chief, a copy of my Letter to Captain Dixos, of his Majefty's !hip GENERUIX, Hating the capture of a convoy of the enemy's fhips and veffels by his Majetty's !hip under my command. (Signed) THOMAS ROGERS. Flltacuar, off Minorca, Jan. I a. Sir—l have the pleafure to acquaint you, that on the 6th inftant, cruizing agreeably to your orders, I fell in with a convoy of about twenty fail of the enemy, from Cette bound to Marfeilles, and from the aftivity and exertions of the officers and men employed in the boats, the weather being nearly calm, I had the good fortune to capture and fecure fifteen of them, as per margin*, with out any lots of men, very little refilbuice being Made by the 'reels their efcort, confiding of gun boats, having fl,:d upon the Maxey av's approach. The prizes are all deeply laden with brandy, fugar, corn, wine, oil, and other merchandife; and I have the fatisfaSion to add they are fate arrived at Port Mahon. (Signed) THOMAS ROGERS. To MANLY DI.iON, F.Cy. Captain of his MaJefty's chip Caw:Atari, &c. &e. • s Ebips. 4 brigs, 3 bombards, 2 fetter, and 4 tartans. Copy of another Letter from Captain Root's, of his Majefty's Oita MSROORT, to Evan Nattart, Fis. dated Port Ma hon, tie sad January. Sir—ln the abfence of the Commander in Chief !beg leave to enclofe to you, for their Lordthips information, a copy of my Letter, of this date, to Capt. Dtrom, of his Majetly's lip Gs mat EIJI, (whole orders I am under, and who is alfo.abfent) t tl a / the capture of la Sans Pareille French Na. corvette; by his Majetty's flip under my command. (Signed) THOMAS ILOGIRS. MUM'S off Port.blabon, lid of lunury, zgoz. put to lea' agreeably to my intention, fig plied to you in my letter of the 17th inftant, the Zooment our prizes were moored in fafcty, which was on the morning of the 19th, the day follow. ing I fell in with a fhip, (the itland of Sardinia bearing E. S. E. 4o leagues), which I loon dif covered to be an enemy ; and after a chace of nine boars, blowing very frefh, I had the fatisfaition to come up with and capture : fhe is called la Sans reveille, French National corvette, commanded by Citoyen Gallus'. RENAULT, Lieutenant de Vaiffeau, mounting t 8 long brafs nine-pounders and two howitzers, and having on board a com pliment of is men. She failed from Toulon the day before her capture, and was bound to Alex. andria, in Egypt, quite laden with fhot, arms, medicines, and fupplies of every kind for the French army, and is as complete a vend in every refpea as I have feen, being quite new, and well found With (torts of every defcription. (Signed) Captain Dtxow, CENIRILUS. Copy of a tenor resin Lieutenant Jams Millt L eatemanding bit MaießT's febooncr NeTLEY, to EVAN 14SPICAN, Efq. dated river tagus, 26th of February Ito,. Sir—l beg leave to enclofc, for the information of my Lords Commitlioners of the Admiralty, the copies of two letters addreffed to Admiral Lord IC.:! rm. (signed) JAMES MEIN. N,,r p or , River 'lsgus, afith of February Ms• lug to inf , ,rm your Lordfhip of !!;• A;fajeity's +;l , not •:r "fader my Conintand having tia: 9th ;nil. ten loagacs S. W. of 01 ono, cap nr.:d the Spann lu7Aer privateer St. Fratalfro la Arn.e.l wUlt z carrri:.zr guns, 4. livivds. •1. A wit!. TI Ine”. (*: . ;;••vd) 11• IFS N•. Rivvr T.; I :601 of i y JP.... THOMAS IOGER.S. I•Tv ii.tvc the 11. to %ma „ill, rnichn n,. 1 .2 the r ith in 1. 0 .8 c. ••, to, c.:• . i •!le ).1....0tter 5•. 1)..x JtrA,; •:. tn~to .1', ,; A, (:,41 ,, V. •.1.1.1 a elew v, :r-1, pier.e.l fm. 14. ! t u•r' IF ”. , ,,t:a.ed, 5 Wird, Trri rt lt ; vi z r ei Lis c..; m 2 . 1 r i, „ :.•/, on hond lire, that Ic‘..ral ;hips .'l• • , „. • ,•,• been taten ;he clav ; I no-m.l Ott Fire t F „ i:.cr, .1:.,1 t, - ,!.,,,L Mr. B.:,tv. M !ii of the 754 TI.I V, to r • e •r , -, 1 on 1) , ,,c.1 .in.' .zi% iu that': of two tail be AVel, the ‘ T' vent in rrrruit of rlll.ce Nmiii ward : the aril ire! rsc ciimc lip 'Nit!) proved to be a ht g It, in ,mhampt.in, taken tlic d.i' befute a r;vatetr ; the nest alto proved a captireel hr:g trim I.nfttioft. on board of whidi 3 knt a boat with a Midshipman and fix men, and gave cLacc to 'lie tlii,tl velr4.l, (a hugger ,) who wet drove on !tore fir Icartlei to the Southward of Oporto. I have every hope of her king dcilrnycd, as line WAS much fluf on the beach at the time. (Signed) larus NII. DISTRIFIrTfOI4 OF FRIZE-ETON.Y. crew of the floop of war Jaionss, hzgan to be paid their proportions (lithe proceeds of the iflvage ariiing from the re-capture of the (loop Friends of Airth ; as alto of the brim, Providence of Sundet land, on board the faid vard at Leith Roads, on Friday the 27th ini. The crew of the SHANNON will be paid their re lpeaivc (hares of the falva , ve-money on the (hip's arrival at Yarmouth after thet 26th March, for the Jalim, of Lynn, and for the Snow Henry, of New cattle. The ent!er Ann and Mary, Cruchy, frnm Jerfey for Wa. terford, 'OM captured on the :Bth cit. by the Malloin French privateer cutter of 54 zuns, and fent into St. Malo. The Lune cuter captured the Charlotte cotter, Bertram, for Plymnu in ball:1', shout the 1 . 3111 C time, and two one i.,:ivn with copp:r the other with iron, mimes unknown. The Ntptune, 1.e..k, fr 'in Hun to Liverpool, tvar ev itircil on the 23:1 ult. by la Moodie privateer, anal taken ittlO Holland. La Aiouche has alfo c.:pt , red the Harriet, Wl!Enron, of Sunderland, And the J..re, Thomfon, of Aberdeen. i Panel; brig of 1.7 ton; captured by the Gen. Cordon cut ter of jerky off the Ilk of IXeu, bound from ftuardeaux to L'Oricnt, is loft together with the crew. The Pandora from Cork, is put into Margate, havia: re- ceived damage. The Gen. Cordons of Jerky, P. Le Rona, has ilerained and fent into Jerky the. American fhtp Port Mary, Collins, with tobacco, &c. from St. Se).aili.in to London. In the night of the 20th, the Diana, Herring, from Berwick to London, with wheat in bags, came on chore near Yarmouth, the mailer and crew, except one man, Caved; part of the cargo may be raved, but the veffel willbe loft. The Leith Packet, Campbell, from Hull to Leith with a valuable cargo of merchants goods, run on Filly Rock, near Scarborough, in the night of the a soth inftant ; the putt reached Scarborough harbour and funk—cargo now difeharging. The Attive of Aberdeen, Grange, from Aberdeen to Lon• don, with goods, is put into 9tarborough. having damaged her rudder. The Baltimore, Clark, from Baltimore, is put Into Cowes, after throwing part of her cargo overbeg.rd. The brig Heelor of Plymouth, Ruffen, has been driven from her anchors in the Down% and taken into Ramfgate her. hour, with damage. The Maria, (American), Hardieejor Philadelphia, parted from her anchor on Friday lan, and took tinker in Ramfree harbour. 'rho Frau Anna of Bremen. Sege*in, from Leith to Bour dam; is put into Dover, with the loft of her foremaft, bow fprn, and main top gallant malt. Happy Return, Nightingale, from London to Grangemouths is taken off Thatuoutb. The Cent, Alfton, was (poke on the ittt inftant, In lat. 44, long. 19. by the•Ho {SAX fripte, 1111 well, had been at fea 18 days from Lauealtar. The 04 Hope, Estnionfton, of Philadelphia, bound to Ja. maica t has beat caft away on the Welt Cakoa—Cargo lull, crew laved. The Morning Star, from St. Kitt's to Dublin, was captured on the tit init.. by la Gironde privateer, re-captured on the sth by the Phoenix, and fent into Jcrfry. La Gironde bad alfe captured the AmFhltrite of Exeter, and a (loop from Landow to Madara. The (loop Humbird, Miles, from Jamaica to New York. pa' into Charleftown on Feb. z. In lat. 25. long. Bt. the picked up the crew of the Airing Sun, which velfal had foundered at 11. a. The Three Sifters, Woodhan, from Philadelphia to Saint Croix, is captured and tent into Ouaitaloupe. The Aelive Carpenter, from Hull to London, is taken and carried into kkulogne. The Peggy, Rofs, from Limerick to London, bet foundered at feu.—Crew Give& The Sally. Lewis, from Be.'tuft for London, is funk to Dub lin harbour. The }Wept, a..., treat Dublin to Oporto, ii captured and carried into Vigo. The Young Ralph, Boyle, from Martinique for Liverpool, is captured and carried into Guadaloupe. COUNTRY NEWS. MA/ICHFSTIII, MARCH 21.—Troops are march ing from different quarters of the inland diftriel for this town, on account of apprehenfions of a riot.. This morning at three o'clock , two (qua drons of the s 7th Light Dragoons, arrived from theinland diftria, and at twelve o'clock, two more, under the command of Major Goat ; and fhortly after a part of the 7th Dragoon Guards marched in.—All is alarm and confulion—fixty people are t.tken up here and at Bolton. BIRMINGHAM, MARCH 23.—0 n Sunday a me lancholy and fatal accident happened to the guard of the Cheftcr and Holyhead Mail Coach, who was feated on one 'of the fore horfes, to dired their comic over a confiderable extent Of road near Tamworth, entirely inundated by the late fall of fnow and rain. They had proceeded in a proper line Plum Hopwas nearly to the (mall bridge at Coton, which being imprudently conftrufted with out parapet wals or rails, WAs rendered totally. in vilittle, when, owing to the rapidity of the current, the horfes were directed too much on one fide, but immediately fet right again by dirations from the driver. but the horfes gently ref - timing their firmer courfe, imperceptibly to the guard, but yet ebferved by the driver, though too late to effeCt a variation, the leaders and the guard were inftant- j l;• plunged from the bridge into the rapid current, 1 And no ino; - .er had the p alfengers (five in number) and the provid entially alighted from the ':(.3 eh, al).nit tw.f..et deep in watcr,than the other horfes and the coal !hared the time fate. guard let:tined the inns of his horf:s, and at- 1 1 t:roptvd t t rei over hi: I:at until his Itrength was haun ed, aid ore of the horfes !kinking him on! the intk:ouly Jiiappeared. Owing to the in t epidity and exertions of Mr. Piondman, of I km is C u ho 01:n9;e into the water, and got on the He of the t cash, at the imminent rifoue of hi , life, to cut the Irate:, which he with difficulty etTeoed) the pr or animals were faved.—The body was not tin - covered tuna the next morning; a wi dow and three children have to deplore his death ; and it is much to be regretted that the budge I should have remained Co sea y unfecure, particu larly as an accident of a timilar nature occurred tome time :Igo. Oa Friday, r fi . B. Nerhys. conviBe..l at WOTCa tL: Atrit ''S for eep•licaling, was executed at Red I !ill, portbant to his fentence. His behaviour ever tin. c hi.: coil detonation has been that °fa tincere penitent; aid he died with pet lea refignation. Vi,SC • ~s rut, MARCH i.—Vefterelay an in• quell was ta:::n at Leckfc:d Hut, on the body of Naltauicl Muth:, farrow to Mr. Lacey, of brit cheldever, who, in endeavouring to get on th.:- !hafts of a waggon, fell under the wiieel, sv:ii I going over his body, fo. much b: - aihtd . Ile (portly afterwards died. Ver.:ia—Accid;r.t.: Death. _ This morning the five under-named malefilanrs were executed near this city, wy ° reeahle to their refpedive fentences at our late Affixes, Mat-fial, for healing two heifers at Fellow, the property of J. Aldridge, jun. y. Purtiae and T. Varna!, for breaking open the dwelling-lionl- W. Seymour, at Odiliam, and lie sling frcrn thence feveral pieces of cloth, &c. D. Belion, fi,t• lealio two weather Iheep out of a field near Bramilwii, the pi “perty of Sir T. Miller, Bart.—and 7. N.tnar.r, for itcaling a grey gelding poncy belong ing to Stephen Taylor, of Southampton. A moft audacious robbery was committed on Friday lift, on the highway in Chattoir.nid, about three miles from this city :—As Mr. New man, jun. of Britford, was riding towards Down ton, he paired a man, remarkably well mounted on a bay horfe, whom he had before feen on the road, and as it rained heavily, and the loan had no great coat, it 'truck him as extraordinary that, the man Mould fo loiter, yet, from the hour or the day (between ten and eleven in the morning). and the public fituation he was in, gave him no fufpicion of what flailed :—when arrived at the part of the road above-mentioned, mused up in his great coat in confequence of the beating rain, he was fuddenly arcufed by a piftol prcfented dole to his face, held by the perfon mentioned, who had overtaken and now (lopped him, but ut tered not a word. Mr. Nev..nran demanded what he wanted ? the highwayman replied, " your mo ney or your life." Mr. Newman faid he had no money ; the highwayman t eplied, " Give me your money diredly,or I will (hoot you." Mr. Newman perceiving that the pillol was cocked, that the fellow had his finger on the trigger, and appeared determined, and fortunately having litzle in Lis purfe, delivered it to him. The fellow toffed the purfe in his hand and ailed bow much it con tained ?lie was told half a guinea andfivc fhiliings, he faid that was cl—d little ; and then aiked Mr. Newman if he had no watch; being anfwered in the negative, he laid lie had a great mind to ?hoot him for having no more. Ile afterwards or dered Mr. Newman to ride on, and not turn back, or he would certainly fulfil his threat. Mr. New man, however, foon got force friends to join him in letting off after the robber, who appears to have had a very narrow efcape : he had rode through different ftreets of this city, as if ignorant wh4 road to take ; he afterwartispukup at the Clough lan, where he remained near an hour, and, as afterwards appeared, was at ually there the whole time his purfuers were enquiring for him, and till after they had left the city to continue the purfuit in different routes. He took the road for Amefbury, and called at the Inn at Old •Savuak where he had a pint of beer and fume breacl; a young man engaged in the purfuit obterved him, but rode back for the alliance of friends; the robber was by fome means alarmed ; he ran out without waiting to finiih his bread, er pay for his liquor, and gallop ed off fur Amefbury, where lie was feen a very fuort time before his puifuers arrived; but they could not learn what road he had gone cn quit. ting Amefbury. That he fhould have, ventured to put uptwice within the liant diflailec of about four miles from the fpot where he committed the robbery, and have loitered near five hours within ten miles, appears moft extr , ordir :try ; and his cfcape, when Cenral perfons core ..mgaged nearly the whole time in fearch of him, ri - Was it Will more fo. EDIN mita Pi, MAR CH 18.—On Thurfday night, betwixt eight and nine o'clock, 4 tire was difcover ed at the Townhead, Kati), in the roof of a thatched [!able, belonging to Thomas tillpatrick. The alarm was inaantly given, and the engines were conveyed to the fpot within ten miuutes afterwards. Every effort was employed to flop the progrefs of the lianas; but they were not got multi until the ‘vhole row,coilfilting of the liable in which the fire broke unt, a barn, and another liable, were burnt to the bare walls.. Indeed it Was with extreme difficulty that the adjoining te nements, molt of which were covered with thatch, were protated from the ravages of the deltroying element. The premifes were mimed. MAACK 10.—TucklAy, while a boy was amuf ing himfelf by firing a piliol at fpirrows in the Meadows, the pieee . bnrft and wounded him fo fe verely in the head, that be . was curiedtothe Royal Infirmary with littlehopes of recovery. Sunday night a haberdalher's !hop in Falkirk was broken into, and every thing valuable carried off. No difcovcry has been made of the aggrelfors. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED April 3n Jdepb Jones, of Liveressol,rktualler, at tan, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. April 30. Thomas Chamky, of Liverpool, eArthenware-dukr, at ten, at the Glebe Tassro, LiverrooL BANKRUPTS. John Scotr and Waker Scott, of Gainsford-greet, Southwark, tallow.thandtera, tnfurrerder March fir, April t t, and May c, at tint." at 'Guildhall. Attorney, - Mr.. Williams, Si(lo , . Collage Garden, Aldismatihury. John Pant of Winehefler, hardwaremsn, April 8,9, and May 5, at twelve, at the Shakelpeare Tavern, in Birmingham. Attomies, Mr. Smart, Staple-tan; or Mr. Sadism!, in Bk witigharn. Richard Marne, of IV April 8 . Si. and Mays, at twelve, at the Shat ri l h :r nh e Tave r n, er Birmingham . Attar nics, Mr. Smart, Stapim nal or Mr. edford, Ilhennagbani. George Fiddler, of N.lbricige., Madden, haekneyinattand *table-keeper, March aS, April 4, and May S. at twelve, at ftuildhalL Attarm , Mr. Clark, New-inn. illomm A mos, of Hai, inciter, Muth at one, April 4, at eleven, and Mays, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Millis. Collins and Reynolds, Spdtal-fyuare. Tlwraas Weft. of Blackburn, Lancafhin. cotton-fpintier. April 8, so, and May 5, at ten, at the St. John. Tavarti, Blackbt;rn Attornlea, Mr, Wigan, CaMe-ilrcat, Holborn, London; or hieffre W. and T. Car;, Blackburn. Gregory Knipht, late of Llvcrpoul, `lair-manutaftuirr, April 19, 30, and May 5, at eleven, at the Glote. Tavern, Liver pou L Att *rules, Mr. T. W intik, Bartletes Buildings, Lend co, er Mr. J. Phillips, Liverpool. John Da at Liverpool, linen-drew, April tl, se, and May 3, at four, at the Spread Ergle Inn. Man.:baiter. Attar:nay, Mr. Lowe, MaraticAer, or Mr. Ellis, fiorlitor4treet, Loudon DIVIDENDS. Mardi si. A. Chew sod A. Lev bean, both of Svrithiter Laze, Loudon, madams, at ten, at 061141hatL Much aE. Wta itswildan. at Sas joisAres, Sialistaks warcissa r st as, at Osildlial. COUP 8F OF iiamtnr:h 3j 7 U. Ahu:rt. 31 8 2 U. \ LI • . .44! ..rw SO P“ler.no, r pence per oz. PER 01:::CL. Nrin:zal I ;old in Coin tu in atrs G I)i.to • . rni :• OJ r. ::• w O O O O o 0 ;N. Or g3turilay at hie I,t,LL, in I . •. I i. r ,:t in I,i I. t, the L. c.l M.IRT& D. Cr. Saturday. at St. Pzrcr., , . j•d:n r. Southgatt., to :\ C. F. Cooi..revc, EL' . of Thom., t2ongrert , On :Sc fame day, at :;:. Aldt . *mary, Mr. (:!:at le., cnl.ly, t, t, s r of itdm 1-1,1•-y T} t). On Friday .11,111, 2,;• .1 25, dc.fervedly 11,tient,!:.y • t tiatara;,,. tl,c 1. 4 1 h 11:: h A::; in tv. the agcd On Tuef,'ay I,ft Mr. Thonvr,!)-tviet , rt , C:,7- Road. 7.y. eeptiny a few very I Fr. .r pr nn.rn, to v.:4:01P. Ch..: •Ite pri7ci , his !c - ci., to build and cud r 12 000 r p, ;;:i d the rAdue of Y) ry, 7.2,CC !. to O.IC 0. khan Sdiool, in de e'tv Roal. The Jere 10'0 four b rAttiv,..s! At Wick, :Ito loth Str•vart. dattrhtcr of C Ttaio Sti , v .rt of the late North Carolina iiighlan dero, in the ythyorrnt h..r Py.e. , At Su:oderlay.l, , r 6pittFc f'. 70hr, Mr. J. Cirfree, aped very ingrnww 'Hu prionifials ~ r t‘r. in water-cult:l.7 Ntw-ftreft, Cannc.r.gre, on :h 7th inft. Mif, Kat% Mair, daughter of the dectafed Mr. A:All cw Blair, hrov• r iu Edirburgh. At Afarquil Toseententrs honk, Wt; , motith-ftreet, Pi!,e, Privat- Steel:tars to hit Lordfhty, and brother to hit. A. !Iv., bad f tier, of Lynn. Mrs. Bower. w tfe a Mr. Bower, of Donealtrr. aged u. FOR (OTJGIig,_HOARSENPS:S2B, Ice. R. (;RLENOUGII's LOZENGES of MTOLL!, which contaln all the foftenizta am: !waling vir tuesof the cclebrateCiALS.iti of TOLD, and ar..: plea. fan aft and moll efediu..l remedy of the kind in all Coughs, itiarfeneffoa, Sure Throat,, and Defloxions on the Lungs, healing tle Rawnefs and Sorenefs of the Breaß, are ..nording gnat relief in Shortnefa of Breath, and in Aft;iniatie au/ Coutuniptive Compisints; they do net cloy the Mon.-Lett bat rather create an appetite. Bat ni the great bast fit to b. deriv ed from than can only be fecuied by having them Gel:Miles the public arc requeßed to obfsrve, that R. lin YWA2D, No. to, Ludgate Hill, is printed on the Stamp, as all others arc coun terfeits. Thefe Lozenges are prepared and fold by R. Hayward (fan crflor to T. Greenough, the Inventor), No. to, Ludgate Hill; and fold by F. Newbury, No. 45, St. Paul's Church lard; Bayky and Blew, f'ockfpur-greet ; Jrboul- dui Co. Igo, Oa. ford-Rr.xt ; J. Ward, 3a4, Holborn; and Was. Clark, a6p,, Borough, I °adult. Price is. t id.the Box. II VENEREAL CaNIPLAINTS. DR. A RNOI.D's PILLS ti) well I:nnsra all over Eumpc fur their fuperior efficacy and rev , ' sr !nild nefs, in perfectly eradicating every degree of the V. n re .1! if. cafe without the leaft trouble or coutintirs:r.t. P.( Ire may be allured this excellent Medicine is triritetly er nr. I:al to the cooftitution, and many have rem-sited -titeir h , ltb Itning bees much improved iu other refpools after its tk. Pc.ntrd directions, fignod by Dr. Arnold, are inilu!ed with each box which will enable aftperfons to cure there fives widtout this knowleege of any me. Prepared bs , Dr. Arnold, at Whetftone. Midilkfex ; fold ea London by Mr. Axtell, Nu. t. Cornhill; alrl Ward, at . his Patent illi.di•cias Warebouti, No. 324, liabcon, epr.fitc Cray's inn Gatc; and Mr. PidilSix, .it his Parent Mu akin, Warchnofe, ;ft, Oxford-ltrect, e;ipolite thy Plight:on. Anhi aTo by the folowing ro4fciler, Bath; Bulgin and :ihcpperil, Manley, Portfinuutis ; Coffins. Harro,i and 'iliompion, Tvfauchciter ; Joncs and Gore, I.iv:rpuol; Blade) , :Ind Poole, Chcfter; Pearfon and Picrcy. Birmingham; firm. and Robbards.Norwich; yorf t,r, !pr..l t, ; Gala., stlatiew ; Binus, ; Pick, Yorks Brown, Hull; Htanible, Newraftle; Arothimry, liiliaburgh; and by one roper able Ituukfciler in molt Towns in knglsnd. Price as. 9i!. and ts.rd.a box, duty included, . . - . Wiatre may b: "KJ Arnold's Narvoias Railurative brapa. AVTIEN Proietrional Men of education and roe fronlibility deviate trona the :mend fyftern by the ft. eetion of a rcrMittr.• Blench, the (snake of long eon:into-Li uceefs is the belt criterion of fupetiority. . . . . - Eight years h IVe I devoted my pradlice to the excleflee treat• malt of THREE OISORDERS, and the fuecefslul rtfult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as tar as I am able the ravages of thofe complaints which are the muff import ant in the catalogued human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Sur;Teon,l formed a wtlb at an early period of Predict to rercue individu als from the ismorance or uneducated Men or the equally dan gerous precipitancy uf ',mend Pradtitiosien. The THREE DISORDERS, to the coma/ which I have de voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL. INFECTION, whether of a max or lung sllttration,--any. All kindi of DEBII.Mf, whether arifing front the habits at hrhoolhoyt or the indulgawc of mature age, and hill/y that do. rangement of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN NESS or sTEßiLirry. _ Numerous Weak, are the rtfuh of Ignorance or bade Is the treatment of a timplc Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hip pens that thermals of Life are poifoned by the iiidikretio• of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method tech complaints are =lily cured, and even when others have failed, I mil that I may prefume to Aft: a radical re-citahliihroent. Few however are the eafe, of complicated dlftrefe in this dilorder compared with the calamitous &nations of Mew, who front hululgetice ina SOLITARY vicg, air tie 'mains Oak. tics of a faiblonahle Life, acquire that Rated Debility wkkle la the unavoidable confcquenoe of fueh powleirsoe habits. Where the unhappy halm/ breads over his mifery,but term fully conceals his misfortune ' it may be Come confelation for hint to know, that although it be an obit& af Mahe or mien. minty with other Praditioners, the removal of tide DEfl • CI I.N CIFS by the gradual pr0.:..-ref. of Renovadon is the aequthr • mem of my expetimee. If the rites of Bacchus iir Yams ham begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counts:radical this languid &ate, and in tivita cafes no great Makables will occur. But where this Ddieleney has for years ellhed.a proper Per fcverance Is indifpettfibly reoulfits: to revive the Ounitaing (pas of Life, and to reanimate the tbodtitastion. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been affsPlol'lrsi In thdr capedations of a Family, may he affured, that in tuck inflames fuels ddedts are curable by Medical $kW. The SECRLCY whiM is fo edential to toy urg'crtailog, gag the Q2.alifications which I have prcfunied to Rue form the Bails my Pretertions, amt in coiaddenee with Ase:k ells iar maim is given, thdt Mr may he co nf l ated pa l ing; (or by letters Inciting a fm..11 rote) at his hciofe, No. so, Ana. &Meet. Strand, near Turple.liar. Then 11 an additional entraacit In Water -greet adjoining and toe name ism lath the doors. M. R. Member of the Royal Collage el Rrargerstim LONDON Printed for tSe Pmprinnts. by JOHN DAIGEL, tl r f i ? ra troaby-itrcet) it the STAR Pa arra no-Or tics. No. a. net ; and publifbeal by LEVEL (If Caw t-rberrplace, Larabetft). at No t. Otrey-*tit. and at the liras4mm Tenigls-Bar to labia Mee al esonansi Mina fir the gOITOS Sr. ingerfted is be nabrifil, NUM :s r L ' rr; r Dii 0 an tiO! ,r t~: ~! c,r~