Star. — London, England, 1802-05-17 00:00:00

NAUTICAL MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND S.W. 41111111IVDD. 2 Hamill:re!, z z Waterton!, r; 1,. 0 Doti., 0 PoßTsmouTH, MAY 13. This day arrived the Argo. Capt. J. Ga au r*, (a 'tantalum' in 51 days from Gibraltar.--The folhot •amt• paffengers is this tranfport, Lieut.-Colonel Wrizmi. Seth Wl:intent, Lieut. White, soth Regimmt, Mrs. Wrixon, Wei:on. Airs White. Serjeant acidic. 924 Regiment, A. Macdonald, gad Regiment, J. Abel, J. Munro. and J. Macketiny. Privases in the scth Regiment, Mrs. Macdonald, Mrs. Munro, and t children. Sailed the Brothers, ATKINSON, for Poole. Carte into harbour the NCTI V.T fChOOTICT, to be paid off. Mary, 'Cone V, fro-st BOMA, with cyder. Yeller ay failed the Fame, BAK for Bengal. MAT ta.,—This day arrived the China. American EaR- Irdiaman, from Batavia for Emibild. for orders. Sailed the tt , rt. WILLIAMS, for Pont. His hiajefty's Lip ti ttttt VP.. of 92 runs, was this day paid ME Jolt arrived the Hope, Penn, from Havre de Crate, with paffengers. MAT 1.5...-This day arrived his M ajc II y's hips A PAIIISCADI, PIIIIKLOPI. and BE AULrta, from Marcou. Content's Inereafe, roves. from Han.hurgh, bound to I .eg hewn ; and the Neptune, Rant*, from Aberdevoy. Sailed his Majefty's Blip CA it vs soar, front St. Helen's, on a cruife; and the A.live, ttasts. fee Poole. This evening the weather being Equally, two boats were upfet, one of which was the BITTERN'S jolly boat, near the harbour: four of the men, befides the Mager s Mate, were picked up by the boat's crew of the ANT Lore tatter ; one of wham. the Mailer's Mate, who appeared Dearly ealtaufted, was eorveyed to the watch-houfe ; two Surgeons betides the Bittern's Surgeon attended, and every exertion was titled but without Weft. Much matte is due to Mr. MO7 TLL V and his boat's clew, and alto the Surgeons, who did every thine pebble in be done on loch oecations—No lives were loft in the other boat. and on ether of the Bittern's boat's clew. The above Crtntkinan bas kft a wife and four children. _ . Mar i6.—Arrived the Redbridge fehooner. His Majeßy':, 'hip Caarsrosrr has pot back to St. Helen's. The Magnet. COS tWDAtit, from Cork. A brig Tranfport from the Strtirhrs, and is under quarandoe. Sailed the &mita nay of WU. for SHEERNESS, MAY i 4. Arrived the ANACII cox, Lieut. Cur ox, bit e►ening, and failed foe the Downs ; alto the Charger and Stripe, gun-vi from Chatham. Sailed the Iris, with Dutch (Cameo for Lym ingtno. SAW alto the Favorite, Ranger, and Autumn Poops, and the Trial totter, for Chatham, to convey Dutch fcanten to their rcfpcdivc homes. Cooltant gun-vetrel, is ordered to take difeharged feamen to Lefth. The ZIALA ND has been paid WE in conks:pence of which Vice , Admiral Gear me has Shifted Ida Oat to the CINCH/ITER. The Buckingham, Vryheiat, and Sandwich prifon-fhips, and the Prineefs of Orange, have been paid off at Chatham. Remain in harbour the Chichefter, Ar. row, your; Kite, Harpy, and Specdsvell. YARMOUTH, MAY is. The merchantmen detained here by contrary wind have all f.uled for their refpeetivc ports RCOI2III !di Mayfly's flips of war An rums frigate. and Adder gun-yard. with the Hunter cutter. His Grace the Duke of CA at lIIIDQZ iS eXpeditd to rive here fror, in order to embark on board the Aurelia:l fri- Etc, for Cuxhaven. FROM LLUYD'S LIST. DIAL, MAT 13.—Came down th , Mary Ann, Portiere, for Bengal, and failed with feversl other ontward-bound vetch.— Arrived the Btaxerta frigate from the weftward. MAT 1.10AITI•Cd the Pric rse frigate from Cork; and ANACREON beg fmm a MIKE. MAT t 6 Sailed the Wm. and Jane, PRICE', for Havre; ant! the 111. of Thanes, Goonwtv . E r BaCoadocs. Wind N. F. CRAVE9ENG. MAT ,3.—f'att'ed by the Henrietta, Paindcf trie, from Honduras ; Elbe, Lopata', Gum Harnburgh ; Vrow Tackle, —. from Dieppe ; Providence, Brown, and New Draper, Hughes, from Dublin; Fortuna, Grafton, and Hots- Lod. —, from Norway; Aufage, Carr. and the Commerce, Gibfon, from Guernfey.—Sailed the Mary, Silk. for Leghorn; Rambler, Rots, for Antigua: Ceres, for Lifbon; Pro vidence, —, for Bremen ; Vmw Anna, —, for Boulogne ; Hope, eor Oporto; Wow Martha, —, for St. Valk ry ; Wow Catbarina. and Drie Vreinden, for Rouen. MAY t4.—Paffed by the Jackfoo, Sandwell, from Malta; and the Vrow Margretta. —, from Yeitlerzeil.—Sailed the Cattle Malwvn, Evans, for Limerick ; Charlotte, Bennett, for Hamburg!' ; Nerina, Wilfott, for Riga ; Fair American. Flower, for New York; Thalia, Parrott, 'or Peteriburgh;.6uffez C .k, Amos, for Rotterdam ; 'l'we Gehroders„ • —, for Antwerp ; Jorge Ham, —, and Geode Werwagt:ng, Baker, for St. Vallery. MA Y 6,—Paffed by, the Mary, Or air ; and Attire, Do M. CAN, from Leghorn; Telemachus, hi o Rav, from Egypt ; So phia. Surrn, from Havre; New Fair Trader, WRIGHT, from ; Lawrence and Mary, —, from Norway ; Benjamin, NIKOLS; and Jane, Ditsroars, from Waterforiled thc Admiral Alpin, for the Salt Indies; Twe Gebroders, —, for Dieppe; Speedwell, FINDLT, for Genoa; Hope, Woof), for Nantz ; Handers Bevordercn, —. for Antwerp; tlermanfing,----. for Rouen; Vrow .41mina, r Ghent; Vrow Rejtiana, —; Vrow Magtildt, —; and Verfigtigheit, for Rotterdam. ARRIVED At Liverpool--Hector, Davie, from New York; Minerva, -.--, from St. Kitts; Speculation, Arthy, from Madeira; Alexander, Watfon, from Baltimore; and Merchant, Curtis, from Portland. - At Dublin--Commeree, Simple, from Kinglton. At Hami , urgh--j.irc, Reynolds, from London. At Oporto—North Star, Perry, from London; and Maria, Burn, from I int-pool._ _ _ - - In the Downs—Shillefah, Chambers, from &Mall; Benja. stun, Nichols, from -Waterford; Fair Trader, Wright, from gmblin; and Eliza, Puke, from Boon:faux. _ _ At fttiltol.-Sao from At elytle-.-Europo. M'Arthur, from St. %%reales; Colum. bia s Watt ; ar..lSufarmah, Bennett, from ChArle ft own. At Cori —Raba'', Galc, from Jamaica. GREENOCK, MAY 6. Arrived.—Trlo, :•hannar, from Sligo ; Helen, Serrier, from Nzw York and Martha, MacKlnlay, from Philadelphia. eleand 0ut...-Surprize.Corran, f ur Demerara. MAT t,..AlTirs:d this morning the Sufamsah, TS! WART, from Charl , fton ; (poke uu the zsth ult. in lat. as. z 6. long. 38. the tip tritamila, MILLER, from Port Glskow for Virginia, out so days, all well. Arrived alto and pared to Port Glafgow, the Europa, AVAN- T ilt , ll, from St. Vincents,and Columbia, WATT. from Ch..r:sf ton. The Brandy Wine is arrived at New York, from the Clyde. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Sue raiz a, fur the capture of the Hermione, will be paid at the WucdPack, St. Peter's Alley, Comhill, this day the 17th inftant. Difpatchei for Madras and Bengal, ' •' ALMIRAL APLIM extra (hip, were finally .cu at the F.afi-India Houfe, and delivered to f. .c Purley. The 1 1 :angers arc— _ To Bengal.:Wllliam Lavr.Efq. junior, Merchant; Captain Marfden 1111 d Lady; Mr. Akxassder, Writer. To Madras—E. IL Hargrave, Efq. Fatetor, and Lady; J. 3 ifutsr. Efq. Falior ; Majur Yowls; Mr. l'entLusd; Merry. eregenby, /lope. and Bull* r, Wnters, W. Hargrave,Cadet; M. flea Mitch 111 and Macaulay, Adllant Surgeons. The Ear,le, Stai rot, from Falmouth and Cadiz to the Medi terranean, is loft on the enaft of Calabria. •rhe Paginate. (a nem Cap) far Pcsfriburib, is te Awe at Nnkby, and billed. Prom the LONDON GAZETTE, May ts. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. DO'VNING•STREPT, MAY 14. The KING has hecn pleated to appoint the Ho nourable GEORGE VERE IIORA KT to be Lieutenant Governor of the Ifland of Grenada, and its De pendencies, in the room Of ALEXANDER }IOUs. TOUN, Efq. refigned. WAR-DFFV:F, MAY 15, 1802. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Caps tin Chrillopher Far well to be Major, L y purchaf.. vice Warrington, who retires. sd Regiment of Dragoons--I.ii.utenant Martm 'Fhomas Cock f'dgt, from the Royals, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Hamikun, promoted in Honmpekh•% Muuuted Riflemen. A Regiment of Mounted Riflemen—Major Sir Robert Willi* to be Liimenant Colonel, by purchafe, vice Comte Byland, who retires; Captain John Potter Hamilton, from the ad Dragoons, to be Major. vice Sir Robert 4th Regiment of Foot — Captain-Lieutenant James Powell, from the Bth Pout, to be Captain, rice Ogilvie, who ex• changes. Sth Ditto f -Captain James Ogilvie, from the 4th Foot, to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Powell, who exchanges. 9th Ditto.-Licutenant Robert H. Hanfhip to be Captain, by porehafe, vice Dotlfworth, who retires. syth Ditto—Evil:yr' Robert Oldham to be Lieutenant, by PUr chafe, vice Wemyfs. 3111 Ditto—Thomas T. Bliffett, Gent. to be Eofign, by pur ch,:fe, vice Trotter, promoted. 39th Ditto—John Th. luffon, Gcnt. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Twati - dell, promoted. 40th Ditto--Enfign Charles Richardfun, from the 69th Foot, to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Lc Breton, promoted. 4241 Ditto—David Ogilvy, Gent. to be E.nfign, vice Walker, promoted. 37th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Shadfortb, from the 47th Foot, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Kaman, promoted in the 70th Foot. 60th Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Broughton, from the aid Foot, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Maclean, who retires 67th Ditto—Major Alexander bi'Gregor Murray, front the Chnaipine Fertcibles, to be Major, vice O'Hara, who re tires upon Half Pay of the Clana*Me Fencibles. 78th Ditto—Thomas Robinfon, Gent. to be Enfign, by pur clr.fe, vice M'l)ougall, promoted. !hit Ditto--Enfign John M'Cabe to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Doiliworth, promoted. Queen's German Regitnent--Major James Lyon to be Lieu tenant Colonel, by purchafe, vice Train, who retires. Royal frith Invaildw . .-Serjeant Ma, it PellniA Colman, from the North Mayo Militia, to be Lieutenant, vice Abercrom bie, des:eared. BREVET. Major General Charles Daniel Count des Metiron to be Lieu tenant General in the Army. Colonel Ferdinand Baron Hompefch to be Major General in t►e Army. To be Lietttenant-Colonel, in the Army. Major Sir James Bontein, Bart. on Half Pay of the late Kclfo Regiment. Major William Bray, of the 4th Weft India Regiment. Major Charles Mario!, of the 14th Light Dragoons. To be Major in the Army. Captain John Rots, of the Coldftreara Guards. STAFF. Lieutenant Colonel Francis William Farquhar, of the r7th Fact. to be Deputy Infpedtor-Gcneral of the Recruiting Service. Lieutenant Colonel James Taylor, of the 12th Foot, to be Deputy Infpedlor-Gcnisal of the Recruiting Service in lie land. ME MORANDU M. The Appointment of Enfign Alexander Young, from the Seth Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafc, in the ad Bat talion of the zit Foot, vice Graham, promot ed in the 18th Foot, as Bated in the Gascue of the 7th November hal, has not taken plazc. Cornet Norton Hutchinfon, of the aSth Light Dragoons, is foperfedeci. . . ERRATA in the Gazette of the 7th November lan.. 3oth Regiment of Foot. For Hugh Hutton, from the Marina, to be Enfign, smithout purchafe, Prevented hi the 2d Batt ram Royals, Read Hugh Hutton, from the Marines, to be Enfign, with out pureha fe. In the Gazette of the 27th Ultimo. For Lieutenant William W. Scott, of the t pi, Foot, fupertedeJ, Read Lieutenant William W. Scott, of the t 6th F oot, rum- Wed. In the Gazette of the t tth _ _ For Captain Henry Shrapnel!, of/A,. ;Erb Toot, to be Major in the Army, Read Captain Henry Shrapnel!, of the Royal Ar iilltry, to be Major in the Army. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rom has been pleaLd to order a Cone d'Ellre to pafa the Great Scal, empowering the Dean and Chapter of the Ca thedral Clio - eh of Wells, to cleft a Bilhop of the See of Bath and Wells, void by the death of the Right Reverend Father in GOD, Donor CHARLES Moss; and his MAJ►STY has alto been pleated to recommend the Right Reverend Father in GOD Du for Ric uARD BEADON Blihop of Olouceiter, to be by them tleded Biihop of that See. The Kum has alfo been pleated to prefent the Reverend pasts NICOL, Clerk, to the Church and Parifh of Traquair, in the Prelbytery and County of Peebles, the fame being va cant by the death of Mr. WALK Ea, We Mhiiiter there. The KING has alto been pleated to prefent the Reverend James Russet, Clerk, to the Church and Part& of Gairlock, in the Prelbytery of Lochearron and County of Rofs, vacant by the death of Mr. DONALD MAC INTOSII, Luc Miniitcr there. BANKRUPTS. William Dotter, of Whache 7 fterTinnhorder, dealer and chapman, to furreoder May 24, at three, May 25, at ten, and June 26, at eleven, at the Nines-Had Inn, Winchefter. Anomie", Mr. Green, Whielieller ; or Mr. Leigh, New Bridge-ftreet, Loudon. Th,nuas Smith, of Drury-lane, Middlefes, baker, dealer and chapm-n, May 22, 25, and June 26, at ten, at GuildhalL.- Attorney, Mr. Lee, 'Three Crown -court, Southwark. George Wrigley, of Matley, parifh of Mottram In Longded dale, Chatter, dealer and chapman, June 2,3, and 26, at el.ven, at the White Lion Inn, in Stockport, Chelhire.-- A ttornies, Mars. Dewhurft and Braddock, at Maple, near Stockport. John Itideing, of Liverpool, and William Lever, of Manehefter, merchants and copartners, June ;, 8, and 26, at one, at the Globe Tavern, in Ltverpotk Attotnies, Mr. George Orred, Liverpool ; or Meffrs. Cooper and Low, Southampton-Build ings, London. Thomas Bergey, late of Burton, in I amfdale, Yorkfhire, potter, dealer and chap:llan, May all, at five, May 29, at eleven, and June 26, at five, at the 'White Hart, Lancalter. Attornles, Mr. Picard, of Cowen-Bridge, near Kirkby-Lonfdale, Weft mot-land; or Mr. William Rubins, Gray's-lun. 'Thomas Lanfdale, of Lower Brook-ftreet, Grofvenor-fquare, . linen-draper, dealer and chapman, May 22, 25, and June 26, at test, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dixon, Naffar-ftreet, Soho. Thomas Powell, of Warwick-ftreet, Golden-fquare, dealer and Chapman, May 22, at twelve, June 2, and 26, at ten, at Guildhall. Attoenies, Meffrs. Swann and Wallington, Fore.ftrcet, Cripplegate, London. .teary White, of the Back-road, Illinron, Middlefcx, Rock broker, May It, at one, June 5, at eleven, and June 26, at twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie*, Mara. Fletcher and Wright, Hyde-ftreet, Bloomfbury. Dean Wolftenholme the younger, of Waltham-crofs, Cheihunt, Herta, innholder, dealer and chapman, May 22, 29, and J une 26, at One, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Je oPP. Waltham-Abbey, Film, or Clifford's-Inn, Londe. James Douglais, late of Cupers-Bridge, Lambeth, Snrrey, clo thier, engineer, dealer and chapman, May 22, 4,t twelve, May 29, and June 26, at eleven, at OuildbalL Attorney, Mr. Jones, Saldbury-fquare, London. Edward Gardner, of Jews'. row, Chelfea, Middle:fez, eheefe monger, May $5, 29, and June a 6, at ten, at Guildhall.- Atternc Mr. N.l). Mop. Wyck trot. William Watfon, of Fenchurch-ftreet. London, merchant, dealer and chapman,'May 22, at twelve, June a, and 26, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Br own, Little Friday ftrret, Cheaplido John Ragan, of Plymouth-Dock, Devon, ihopkmper, dealer and chapman, May 21, at twelve, May 29, at cloven, and June 26, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. .Ittorney, Mr. Thomas Phipps, Philpot-lane, London. William Gilbert, of - Chifwell-ltreet, Middlefet, grocer, and chapman, May OS, 25, and June 26, at one, az. Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lvekett, Lewis Mozky, of Liverpool, watchmaker, dealer and ehrp roan, Jun: 4, 5, and 25, at one, at the Glohe Tavern, Liver pool. Attornies, Mr. pones Phillips, Liverpool; or Mc. Windle, Bartlett's-Builuings, London. DIVIDENDS. May 27. John MaeCullom, late of Bri ft olonerchant, at twelve, at the White-Lion Inn, Bristol. May 29. Samuel Bradbnry, late of Bafingball-ftrect, London, broker, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 29. John Coles, of Smithfield, London, banker, at one, at Guildhall. May 29. Jacob Reichard. John Philip Dahmer. and John Jat oh Brune, late of And-court, Throgmorton-ftrcet, London, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. June 4. Thomas Withingtru and James Withington, of Man chcfter, and of Princes-ilreet, Lothbury, London, cotton manufadturers, at ten, at Guildhall. June 19. Dedrick Nicholas Beekman, of Princes-row,Mile- End, Middlefex, fugar-grinder, at twt.lve at Guildhall. June S. James Fozard the cider, Letitia ' Fozard, and Jame Fozard the younger, of Park-lane, Piccadilly, ftabk-ke,.iki,,, and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall BANKRUPTS IN DUBLIN. Thos. Conway and Andrew Conway, of Chapclizod, couhty Dublin, calico printers ; and Dan. Lyfaght, of Ennis. Coenty Clare, woollen draper, to furrender the alit and 22d inft. and 22d Junc.—Stephen Webb and Wet Hen. Creagh, lottery-of fice keepers, to furrender thc 24th and 26th init. and azd June. SEQIJESTRATIONS, See. in SCOTLAND. John Andiafon, muintactorer in Perth.—Creditors to meet in Robert Ciirittic's, in Perth, on the 14th May, at twe ve o'clock, to twin an Interim factor; fame place and hour on tith June, to chute a ttuftee. James and Thomas Mill, corn and cattle dealers in 10 thank. —Creditors to meet in James M'Wattie's, Bridgend of Ruth yen, 19th May, at twelve o'clock, to name an interim fiittor ; fame place and hour on the 16th June, at Adam Warden's, vintner in Alyth, tneled a make. Creditors of James Burnef., fen. writer and merchant, Mon trofe,to meet in the Merchants Halt, Montrofc.on the ad June next, at twelve o'clock, to decide on au offer of compalitiun of ss. in the pound. BIRTH. At Clifton,ncar Briftol, on the 12th inft. of a daughter, the Lady of tile Rev. George Henry Glare, Reetor of Kluwer, Mildlam DIED. Lately, at Philadelphia, C. B. Elton, Efq. fon of the late Rev J. Elton, of Duhlin. Thurfday fe'nnight, at his houfe in Cheffells-court, Edin burgh, Captain William Scott, late of Bombay. At Rothefay, the 23d ult. Captain John Stewart of tht-, cife boat there. ' BETWEEN BUCKINGHAM AND BlCLsrEit, With poffellion at Lady Day nc•., t . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By a r . RAINE, At the Rainbow C.cifee-houfe, in on Friday the ailth inftant, at Twelve tieback. Ist Thirty-three Lots, AN Extenfive and Vp.:inabie Tithe Free and FREEHO T ....O ESTATE; Conf . ding of nearly thvorhole Nal of I'WYFORD; wi.h the MANOR thereof. The principal part Grazing Land of the firft quality, an,d well watered, efpecially fo by a fine Stream,. ,whicla is tnoftly the boundary to the Eftatc on the North We; and on which are two good Watcr Corn Mills that Belo g , as well as two Wind Mills on other pans of the Eftat'.. and three free Public-Houfcs. The whole containing hear Twelve Hundred Acre, of rich Land. --- The principal Manage is Twyford Lodge, which is fituated in the centre of the Eftee, on elevated ground, Laid has been, anti is RBI well worthy of being the fcite of a refpedlable Re. fulenee ; diftant four miles from, Buckingham and Bic( der— the high road between wLichgreat Market Tows goes through this Eftatc. Mr. Harper, at Twyford Lodge, as well 31 the other Tc nauts, will thew thAr fever.) Lands; and of whom, printed particulars may be had; alto at the principal Inn , at Bucking ham, Biceitcr, and Ayl,ibury ; of the Printers of the Orford, Reading, and Northampton 1.4.1ers ; Rainbow Ceffee-bo&; el Mr. Hollier, Attonwy at i. nv, 'Flume; where, and at Mr. Raioe s, Land Sum:yor, m charlotto-firect, Bloosnatury 'comet Plan may be tem DEPLORABLE DECAYS and WEAK; NESSES, brought on by dTifipated pleafures, hard drink ing, and too powerful courfes of Mercury (the bane Of health). producing diftreffing pains in the Back and Loins, Trcmhlings, Feeblenefs. Horrors of the Mind, Nervous Deafuefs, &c. &c. arc cured by HUNTER'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM! of Line and HEALTH, well kniAvn upwards of so years for its ineftiniable virtues. As a matt proof of its great efficacy, a Gentleman of rank, for an alarmin; Weakncfs,had been under tbc care of an eminent Surgeon fevcral months; without obtaining any relief, was curedin a few days by this Reftorative Medicine. Nume rous Gentlemen in fimilar fituations have received equal bene fit; in Ihort, this Reftorative Medicine is now in fuch repute, as to be recommended by many of the Faculty. A Pamphlet on its Virtues, with a Lift of important Ones, may be had of the Venders. Sold at Wade's Medicine Warehoufes,No. 163, Fleet-ftreet, and No. 13, Old Bond-ltreet ; Tuft's Warehoufe, front en ' trance Royal Exchange ; Shaw, No, 74, Borough ; Bacon, Ox ford-ftrect ; and by all Bookfellers and Venders of Medicines in Town and Country; price 6s. 3d. the fmall Box; larger Boxes, containing the qaantity of fix (mall, may be had for 11.8 s. as madc up for the Army, Navy, and others. MEDICINE ALT. At the only Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St Paul's Churels.yard,a few doors from the Corner of Chettpfide, 'THE following MEDICINES ar e f o ld, a t th e -A- prices annexed, inchifive of the Stamp Duties impolid by this Ad; but no additional charge has been made upon Dr. James's Powder; which is continued at the original prict: of 25.641. per packet. It may alfo he had at tl. 45. per dozen ; or the quantity of a dozen packets in one bottle, for II as.6daluty Included, fo that the Public are no fufferers. But in order to facilitat - .:is operation, and to leffen the !tor then of this Adt, which would in a great meafurc Lave proved a tax upon benevolence, all the other Medicines are fold to coy perfons purchafing half a dozen or more, free from the expertee of the Stamps. r. d. s. al Dr. Jant s Powder a 6 Dr. Stores Opodcldoe a Analeptic Pills 4 6 Convulfion Oil a IS Cattle Powder x 6 .--- Paregoric Lo- Dr. I looper's Pills aif zenges - - zx i Dr. Auftin's Chalybeate Camomile Drops x 9 Pills - 4 0 Effrnce of Coltsfoot 3 9 Berry's Bilious Bills 3 o Effence olPepperrnlnt x. xi Dalby's Carminative 1 9 Ormtkirk Medicines 5 9 Tkkell's./Etherial Spirit 3 6 Glafs's Magnefia 3 6 Greenough's l'inetures Ixi Inglis's S , :ots Pills x 0 'l'olu Lozenges za i Grant's Drops - Ii i Mr. Spence's Dentrifice 4 0 Norton's Drops 3 o Froakt's•lindlure ofllark 3 6 Spilfbury's Drops s o Huxham's ditto a 6 Specdiman's Pills a 0 Englitt,Crlee a 9 DT.Sobada'sTea a 9 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Tones's Rheum atie Tindture, 35.6 d. Alf. the Genuine Arqurbufade lately imported, sod molt oldie other Proprietary Meth:;nes in repute. o,4:rs for expor tation are fupplied without Stamps as before this A4l. _ _ . N. R. As many perfons, partie;darly fervants and ntelfengers miftake the houfe, F. NEWAERY, the Proprietor, is under the nccefEty of pointing out, that it is at the Fait End of St. Paul's, nearcit to Chespfidr, and that it has a great white Rue ooed front, with thefe words infiribed Tm I ONLY WAIIIIIIOVIIS fuO DI. jAnie• POWDO. RED cr Car: MO be ken at Nil-. 0 V F., ?..TON's. No. Bord-ftrcet, vzt:ous fpeemetis or Red or !;., , 11 . 4 cluing •ti to beautiful, pc ;ma •nt, .ottlitrAttral •. "drown, or iiisek, M 3 few hour.' by the hf: of j,;. titicuilh:d Preparation the TR ICOSIN FLUID .!• ...t n to this Compolition will peewit I.adia4, witofe ria;r 1. an early pet iod, front LLing enittpclled to adopt the cof. Dom of wearing Peruqucs in hot weather; to fay the fatal coofequencca too often ariang ticm the t „ : .. planted hair: this Preparation Is alto free front thnf, ,h‘ttitio,,a compounds thdt (Who). the Hair they I:ruf_fs to : , ...a.14; inlit ad of rendcrinz it harfh and to C.: Lela d view, it bellows the mutt !Ay 'Of nets, at the fa:net:n.l: that it inert-ales the grow:la to a der,ree of lovoriat cc that riv a l ; 0% .,. y . Compofition yet ofi"..ved fur f In a word. to convince the Pub%c of the above affertions,anv Lady fending a Luck of Hair (Dolt-paid) f c aird a t that end which is ct:t from the bead, Mail, ir. tae courfe ut !hreeday-, have it returned ;free of cxpence) changed to any e ,, tour lLewn. at the place. off. le. Such an uncquivical and liberil of La.; Propri:tor trolls will convince more than ail worda can bellow. ••• Ladies arc particularly rrquetted re Me...!i011 they with thr Fluid for Flaxen, &own, or Elack. Sold wholefale or rct - 41, by appointtueut, in timely. of Ot.e Guinea eath, rich:Bye of Stamp, at Mt. (.7.ll.tit's, Perfumer to her Majtity, No. 42, Combat ; and Mr. OvertOn, ' t ro. 47; New linud-ttreet ; where fevers! b:Autiful Lozhs of various colours are to be ken; likcwife at Mr. Hughes's, Wades-pd. fage, Bath ; and Mr. Newell's, Britain-ftrect, W HEN PrGfertional Men of education and re. deviate from the general fyttem by the le • cation of a peculiar Branch, the la.l.!tion of long ccoatliaved ucect3 i$ the belt criterion of fupviority. Eight years have 1 devu:col my practice to the eselnfive treat.. ment of Tilit.F.E ImsoiwEas, awl the fnceefsful rank of my plan gives me additional ardour to opporr as far as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the mutt import. ant in the escalope of human infirmitim. After initiation inm every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a wills at an early period of Pradtlee to rutetu. al, from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous pret ipitancy of general Pradirleners. Tbc 11 - IREE DISORDERS, to the curs of . whlch I have de. vo:sd my attention, comprise every finch.' of VENEWcAL INFEC 'ION, whether of a recem or long duration.--:die. All kinds of DT.1111.177, wtt thcr rrifuyt trom the haNts of Schoolh-ls, or the inclulgouct of toature age, and lattly that do. rangentent of the fyfhan in Women which is called BARREN. NESS or :_,TERtury. Numeroos (Ricotta are the 'chat of fanoranee hifte In the treatroott of a sniplt Gonorrhca.aud it not unfr, qucutiy hap pens that the feeds of Life arc poticned by the Mai:a-vino of an unguarded hour. By a ft:pv.lo: methnd fuck complaints art a "Ay cured, and even where oth4rs have failed, i via that II may perfume to otter a radical re-ettoblament iss:v, however, are the cafes of iantr ---- ;licat7ti &Reefs In the tliford:r compared wit;„' calamitous Gtuatioas of Men,whe from ifulltigSwee inn SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaio. tie , of ait ionahle Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which Is the 'inavoidable confeluence of fuck pernicious habits. V .;flterc the tahappy fuffera h:oods over his na,...ry, but eve: .ally conceals his misfortune, it may be fame confolatim li 1r him to know, that although it be an Objltdt of doubt or uce, f., taitity with other Praditioners, the removal of the, Ir! CI F. NC I ES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire. ment of my experictce. If the rites of Racchutor slaws have begun to reduce manly vigour, much autiery will h.. prevented by an early counteradtion of this languid Rate, and in thee cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years talked. a proper Per fever.ircr. is in.lirpenifilly rrquifite to revive che flunibriog fparks of Life, and to re-animate the Cocain:lom MARRIED WOMEN, who ha'oe :mg been difaproinied In their mediations of a Family, r.idy be affurcd, that in molt initances fuch &teas are curable by Mcillea SUM The SECRECY which is fo eifential to my undi,:taklng, ad the Qlialificatiens Kltich f hart prefuiried to ftatc, form the Fails Of my Pri.teafions, and in eciir.eidence with fa^l this inti mation is given, Ci:it Mr may be eontilltedpeforay (or by letters incltping a inle'.l note) at his houfe, N 0.19. Amt. del-Rrect. Strand, Hear Tvasplo-Aar. 'there Is an additional entrance in Water-freet g. and the name is on both •.Le doom Nt. ti MernhPr nt the rurepe.f r': liIS MAJESTY', ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. Dr. BRODUM's NERVOUS CORDIAL aid BOTANICAL SYRUP. IT has ionSt been a ntleainn, as well as a matter of furprise, why Dr. Beouc.alhoulibe tr.t.re retorted teas a Medical Man, than tome of our brit Phyliehms, whofe da radter and eminence has never been iimu . ot,ril : ti, a Enigma has loaf puzzled aaranlts of people; hut Wien we v cgh and coo -11.2.er the cant.: in a deliberate manner. :h. forprize and the cataratt is taken from the eye. For inflame, how numer ous are the tlifordatthe human name is fubJedt to. and which arife,folely from the Patients impraeace; there complaints the Patient is athamed to ut;fold to his own family I'4i . ..iv:, either fearful it may Sy Come unforuf:en aecitivnt b:c-ane 'pub:ie. or does not 'lire to conftfs his weaknels to the i 3 :yti.iatt ha is ita. titaate with; and in which cde the Unnale fa parirullr often falls a facrifiee, rather than divuh: the f..cret of their guilt; and without knowing the origin of the cli,i.rtier it is intgaifib:c for any Vityticiati to preferibe wt. b fu..ce's; etefe, then, are the Patic.as who can with Lady apply to Dr. &futons, for they have only to G e n initials to dud.• letter, lori date their cafe without any rider.te whatever. The Dodia,r furls them tither a prefeription or medicine (as the cafe may require) without ever knowing the perfon who has made application to him, and the matter mils for ever a fccret, as it is out of the power of the Doctor to make a difeover; : this is the only ar.d true rank why Dr. Brodum monopolizes the application of all ranks at people to himfelf ; and particularly fo, as his charadter h fe well eftablithed as a &ilia Phylician, whit we obfe,ve in tit.; daily papers, the well authenticated Cures perforrold by him, to perfons who have laboured for many years under Gout, Rhcumatifm, Evil, Curvy, Nervous, Confumptive, Yellow Fever, Jaundice, Bilious Complaints, Spafins in the Stomach and Bowels, and Debilities of Both Sexes,arifing front natural or acquired Caufes, in particular, thofe Complaints ori ginating from Intemperanec, improper Indulgences, Inebriey s or excelfive Grief. Fur the removal of every kind of Ohttruetion in the Syftem, there are few Medicines of equal efficacy, and in Complaints of the liver, many can teitify, who have witneticd Its beneficial effedts, even after the formation of a chirrous Sub- Itance—The Yellow Fever, and thole fatal Difeafes that oria;i. nate in the baneful Atmotphere in hot Climates. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be had at the Dodtor's Houle, No: 9, Albion-ibret, y Doors from the Leverian Mufetun, Blaekfriar's Bridge, in Bottles at it. 21.—its. 61—and 3S. 6d. Alfa of Jeboult and Co. (late Eaton), No. ito, Oxford-drew ; Tuff, Royal Exchange; E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Boohoo, Royal Exchange; Mr. Cockell's Medicine wareh.....fe, No. 229,Stralld ; Golding, Wholcfale Medicine V..ader,No. 42, Comhill ; and by mod Bookfters and Medicine Venders in the three kingdorls. It will be neeeltary the Docitor ihould fire fnch Patients as arc &Midst,' with Deafnefs or I.ofs of Si„ ht, or fend their Cafes. ..y Letter or Parcel, to the Doctor (Putt or Carriage paid), with his goal Fee.—The Mtalieiocs may he bad every Day. To thole Ladies or Gentlemen bordering on the Sure of Ma trimcny, the DoEtor would particularly recommend the Bob.. nical Syrup, (prior to their appearance before the Altar of 1 - 17- men), who arc In the fmalleft degree apprehenfive of the tyllert. not being entirely found, or fubjed to relaxations of the follAi. •„• To More Ladies and Gentlemen bordering on the Rue of Matrimony, the Dollar would particulurlyrecounnend tic Botanical Syrup, prior to theft appearance before the Altar rf Hymen, who are in the fmalleft degree apprehenfive of the Sit. tears not being entirely found, or inbjed to relaxations of tw '' Letters, Rating Patients mils, with the Dodoes 0f,,a1 fee of a Guinea. will bee , idly attended to. A sat. Bottle contains equal to Ave (mall sues. LONuON: Printed for the Provrietoes, by JOHN DANIEL. (of Carnaby-fire,) at the STAB PRINTING•O7/ICF, No. 1. CarcyLitreet ; and publifbed by LEVRL (tit Can terbury-place, Lambeth), at No t, Carcy-ftreet, and at t..e ST•R-OTTCI. Temple-Ear; to which Office aTI commap MCI frit the EDITOR are requdited to be addrcira -al