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NAUTICAL INTELLIGBNCt. HULL, APRU. s 6. • The Peel, Stephenfon, is arrived at Rotterdam. ne above valet kft this port the Toth inft. failed from the Humber on thy morning of the t nth, and arrived at Rotterdam at four o'cinch in tie afternoon of the followhti day. The May Flower, Andrew Wills, arrived in Vann/ma rands fr wit Roehfort the 23d ink, and would proceed to Ms past iu t vo or three days after. Arrived—Fanie, Williams, from this port, at Leghorn; York, 'Fbranpfoci, from Peterlburgt, at Deal;. lloyton, lack fon ; It offel, Southwood ; Providence Goodwil.Watfte i Mar pas. Maxwell; and Good intent, Gotten, from this port, as lianthurgla ; and Vrow Heineke, Wicks, from this pan, at Amax darn. & LIVERPOOL, APRIL 26. - - Arrived—Hero, Atkins,front St. Michael's; hislobb Cram dell ; and Confideoce,Redman, from MaNseintirts ; and lade. pendent, Lokey, from Sovsnaah,nt this port ; Rinaldo, Pronek, from hence at Dieppe; An., Hamra" fro= beset= horn ; Elisabeth, Kam *. Mate at liken I M•Laugblin, from-bane at i i inarick ; Diamond. front Africa at Trinidad ; Doha= fro= hence at Hangwrili Prefident, ingersileid; and Weibninebt, Se nn% front ditto at A ralterdam ; Aurora, Leeldratit and Apollo. Petah= fro= ditto at the Testi; Sopettior, Kiuty, from St. Thames at the Haftnna ; Sally, Lord; and American, Shim s from New York at this port. CHERBOURG. APRIL 14. The corvette la Badine, of p guns,Capt. Ntty roar, which Called from St.Dontngo the 7th of March, is anchored in oar roads. Thiat effel. which formed part of the divifion of Rear. Admiral Galt. TH EAums, parted from the fleet during a revere gale of wind, and having milled the haboar of Brefl, the came to anchor here. Immediately after his arrival the Captain fent his dirpatcbes to the Principal Commilrary of Marine, who foon after forwarded them to the hffniiter. ARRIVED. • At Dover.—Thmtes, Ord, from Damara ; niters, Pkkett, from Charldbm ; Prvidatt, WWo., from Pbewleliblas amml Attlee, Delano, from New York. in the creel—Ridley, Dakkek, from Maw& At Falmostb—Anterleto Eagle, Wood, has Virgil& At Brlftob—Sloclalr, Cook, from St. Vhscem'a. At Orle—Dlsna, Campbell, from Charleßota; and Po• masa, Ramfay, from Jemmies. On Thnrfday the Hon. Admiral Coarram.ts, Commander in Chief of the Grand Fleet, Arad his flag on board the VILLI de Pasts, at toTbity, and came from thence in the DIAMORD frigate. Capt. GRIFFITHS, and landed on Friday night at Lymington. The ACASTI frigate, Capt. Wooi, is appointed to carry home all &eigners, who are, or may be difchat:ged from our fervice,whofe homes lie "Ml* the latitude of the Meefiterranean. On Sunday fe'nnight, in the evening, the fliip Aurora, (lately *Tended at Chapleton, near the point of owart,) was with great exertion floated oil; and brought up to Greenock. It is bat juttice to fay, that the inhabitants of that neighbourhood give every affiliance in their power, and behaved with the (hitleß honelly, not a tingle article being taken away, althou h lyin loc on the fhore Ake the misfortune ha About five o'clock on Friday morning, elute veflel was driven on More, Iselailkidl4 but by the eiertious ofber.tVe teas tot three o'clock on the fapieftfay,•wheislhaTta — Ze . been long afloat before the Onthißped her ridden and being , again driven oft &Ore, was ecoppietely wrecked. Sfae proves to be the Princes. of Lon don, W. Lia maftei, Fro* SlOTiq24 . ktivt with cotton, drugs, and various merehindize, to the amount of tio,ocot the p rincip a l part of-ithich it is thought will be laved. • • A frigate was paid oil. in one of.our.ports left week, when each . of the radon receive( iscd. in prize-money, betides their wages. A very fine falt fpring baskets di/Covered with in the water merlon the there a little to dse weft ward of Newhaven, near Edinburgh, the Arength of which, we underftand, to be equal to three times that of fee water. The Gentkman who clif covered it has had fame currefpondence with Go vernment on the filbjea, fo that we may .hope it will become a national object. The falt produced by this water is raid to be free from that portion of muriate of lime, fo deftrualve in its nature, and always combined in the common fea fait. Friday a marine received 2751a/be:on the Hoe, at Plymouth, and was immediately afterwards dimmed nut of that corps, for having robbed his comrade of 41. which be concealed in the toe of his kicking, and it was not until a long and Aria (earth had taken place, that it was di/Covered. It is remarkable, that this is the fame man who was • 1 the prineipal evidence on the trial of the mutineers' Of the Terneraire, anetwas fuppofed to have been aaive in the mutiny, but &aped puniflisnent" by turning King's evidence. tbehrave Admiral Kimizaraia,nnhap pily loft in the ROYAL Omar, was cooing into rortfmouth to have-his /hip paid off, a tailor eyed a gold laced velvet waiftcoat, which his comman der wore. with great earnefinefs, and, in his bell tea fidltion, begged to know who made it. The Admiral, perceiving his drift, gave him the ne celfary information, and jack went on (bore. He forthwith applied to the Admiral's taylor, who, knowing the humours of his cutiomers, went with him to buy materials, and at hall milted what he would have the back made of? " Made of," Paid Jack, " the fame as the front to be lure." The taylor remonftrated, but in vain; fa the waiftcoat was made, and put on with an old greafy jacket over it. One day, in the High-ftreet, the Admi ral'met his man in this curious drefs, which occa fioncd him to laugh heartily ; and this merry fit was not a little increafed, when Jack coming tip so him, lifted the hind part of his jacket, and Awed his gold laced back, and exclaimed, " D—m me, old boy , too falfe colours ; Item and /tern alike by !" Chariday a Coroner's Inqueft was held on the body of a Black Man found on the beach at Sheer. reefs a few days ago; (it appeared on viewing the body, that it is not the fame man that hanged him feif a board the Bascnatinta, at the Niue foe* time ago); the Pity returned 'stadia ofAi;s:idon. ial Des& SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DUBLIN. APRIII 34. At the Royal Corporation Races, at Dov;n;On Tuefday fall, the Eager Plate for teal Hunters, carrying t i (lone, four-mile' heats; Mr. WARE saiLD's gray gelding, Spanker, by Leonidas, aged so, Walked over. There was great !port at the Curragh on Tuef day lad, four mares ran for the Qt2cen's Plate — three of them Englifh, and one Irifh—the property of Mr. Kitty, the owner of Ralph, that won the cup on Monday; the other mares belonging to Colonel Low Mr. Enwaans, and Mr. Wmat.se ;' the adds at darting were considerably againft the frith mare, but the won with cafe, beating the others by a conGderable dißance. Another rate took place between the horfes Se lim, Dawdle, and Drone, which was won by the 6rß•meationed. HULL. MONDAY, APRIL zp. A Sweep!lakes of Bogs, each, p. p. one mile and a gustier. Rode by G,eatlemen over Beverley race , Liam. Mellfiesbr. g. Rade Iltairs, m a, aft. i.t. McW PAr.Wiekbant'sla.g. Detekers.7 yrs. aid. z zR Capt. Dip* Alr.Laegford's pled us.lldMesid e 6 yrsaldaalt. Capt.Mabbet 3 The above is the manner in which thehorfescame in, but Licut. Math having alighted previous to being re-weighed, the match was decided against Rattle Stairs, and in favour of Dutchman. Same day a match betireen Mr. C. Bowman's I b. g. Bloodßick, aged, 7it. alb. and Mr. Stagg's b. g. Johnny, aged,9R. four miles beat, for cogs. was won by the former. Johnny came in firil, bu. the match was decided againit him in confequence of the rider having crowed and jollied Bloodflick dur ing the race. A Gast'mason Monday c.-ening, for a confi daable bet walked from Wine office court, Fleet treat, to Monte Direst, Goodman's-fields, and back, a &Rimee of above three miles and a quar ter, in so minutes. Month's , fe'nnight a riot took place at High Hardcallle, above Patchy-bridge, in Yorkihire, when feveral people entered into a field belonging to Mr. John Lupton, and broke eces and de- Groyerl a Raft which be and his w om en had funk for the purpofe of getting lead , and after wards illed up the &aft level with the gronndo— Three of the principal rioters were apprehended by * warrant Eroci the Dean of Ripon, and bound over to appear at Pootefraa feitons, to take their trials. • • On netlay a bciy,over-heated in driving a hoop at Greenock, milted a drink of water of a neigh• boor, which beimr issantionay given to him, occa. finned his death en half-askhour. Oa Wednerday fems*K two waggoners la their lives an the road from Knaveihr - c? to Spot Look, by drinking to meets a_ quantity of Lum, which they drew from a calk that one of thepaNid committed to his care. Wedatftlay lad an inquifstipn was taken on J. Phinnick aged sy, and alfo on T. Stagg, aged 40, both of whom 'were accidentally killed by a jamb of dials Mont so lonsla) fusklenly falling . upon them. nthill they were at work in a pit occupied by Mr. Min* Fountain, now Fuller's-hole, Norwich. %t drordi On F ' ' y evening Mr. Taylor, an eminent far user; of war Dors:Wen. was unhappily tbiown from bit orfe, at Frame Qninton, on his retain from Yeovil-market, by whin accident his &all was fo fraftared that he exed foon after. On Saturday a ehil4-shoilt three years old, fell into a troug h o( waler, near the newly ereâed I market at Paddiuttos, but fortunately was per- caved. and taken to a neighbouring apothecary's time to.be preferved, by the appl ication of the means recommended by the Humane Society, to the great joy of its parents. On Sunday, a dead-cat-being wantonly thrown at a woman of the name of OE ver, of Fore-ftreet, Cripplegate, who was far advanced in pregnancy, the fell down in byllerics, which brought on a la bour, in which Ilse foots after expired. A woman- has recently been lodged in the psi fon of Basta, icier:ince, for haying ftrangled her daughter, nine or ten -years .014. and. expofed the body to wild beads, which bed pertly_ devoured it. ' Early on Tlanrfday morning, alfiltv.hrobn no in the (tables of- the George Inn, at • Chippes!ham, which threatened much nifchief ; .but by timely 'exertion was preventad rereading farther. Early on Friday morning lad the body ofJanses Hadley was taken out of the river Tame, jolt be low Oldford Mill, near Winos. About eleven o'- clock on the evening of Tharfday, 'Hadley, and another man from Birmingham, had pi into the water ftwthe mix* ofnetting it. They bad not drawn far. before Hadley loft his footing is a deep hole formed by the doodle of the preceiasg whiter. and was drowned. •_ On Thurfday night lalt, about nine o'clock, as a gentleman, who refides in the City, was cons-1 mg from Walwerth, he was attacked in Loekel Fields by four footpads, tilt*, with horrid impre cation, demanded his money. The videos? immediately fur rendered his watch and two gui neas ; bat the villains not consented with their plunder, juft as the were on the. point of leavin contents g 1 the gentleman, di• d a pillol,the of which unfortunately unfortunately in the back part of his nit head, and he now lies geroully ill. The vit. !sins efeapet‘ , Oa Saturday night, or early- on Sunday morn ing,ll a warehoufe is the Swan with Two Necks,] Laddlene, was Woke open, and robbed of a bale . of goods of confiderable value. A thoft daring robbery was committed 4 few days ago at a p age haute -in the Zeta Road,— Two fellows having' drank a pot of beck in the taproom, took advantage of the landlady'sgoing up ftairs to follow her Into her room,•wten they locked the door, and threatened to murder her If (he did not deliver up all the mousy lhe bask-- Raving froth seeeffity eninplied, the villeins were making off with their booty, when they were per ceiitod by the rerout e wise ire the alarm, and the rabbers were - . . • BIRTH. ' Sunday fennight, Mrs. Wranyharri, lady edit Rot. Mack Wrangbani, Vicar of Hunnianby, of a datisfilw, at Ladd Itidd inp in Scarborou4ll. Oirfidonday evening, In Goircriltrcet, Bcdfdrd4quldu, rate lady of Healy Jour; lifq: of a dauglittr. • • MARRIED. Thridday, Mr. John Elliott to Miff Slack, both Of Manthef-' ter. Same day. at Bolton-le-Moors, by tie Rev. Mr. Bancroft, Mt' jefeph Green, of Maticheiter t. to WI Iktfey Grundy, of Bolton-k-Moors. Same day, at Stockport, Mr. Rlshard Fitton, of Pendleton, to Mjfs Dorothan Halle, of Stockport. Same day, at Chefter, Mr. J. Holden, manufadtorer, elf Man- dilater to MG F. Hodfon, of Chefter. Monday: loft, Henry Bevan, fecotal fon of Silvans Bevan, Efq. of Riddkfwortb-kall,. Norfolk, to Mifs Harriet Dette, youngeit daughter of Simeon Dna , F. of Portland-place. Lately, at St. Martin's Church, Francis Froome, to Mifs Visa Clarke, both of Cbaring-crofs. Tacitly, Capt. Matthew Ifacke. of the Hon. EA India Com pany's (mice, to Mifs Stedl, daughter of Robert Stull, Eli. of Finibury-fquare. Sunday laft, Mr. Thomas Edlefton, to Mira Mary Duck worth, both of Blackburn. Toefday fennight, at Liverpool, Mr. G.Houlding, merchant, to Mlfs Margaret Hardiker. Some day, at Church Strettoo, in the county of Salop, Mr. John Richards, merchant, of l dvcrpoel, to daugh ter of the Rev. Rev. R. Wilding, of All•Strettoo, caw of his Ma- Jelty's Jakes of the Peace for the kid county. On 'llawfday, at Great Bucvorth, Mr. John Beckett, eldeft fon of Allen Beckett, Efq. of Broom Park, to Mils Taylor, daughter of Mr. Taylor, of Appleton, in Chefhire. At Cork, Lieutenant Colonel Richard Jones. Sankey, of the Royal Dublin regiment, to Mils Smith; alo lieutenant Cdonel Arthur Gibbing', to Mifs Catherine Cuthbert, daughter of John Cuthbert, EA. of that eity. Ia V.'clionl, Count Steam, of the at Dutch regiment, to Mifs F. Richards. of Ratiatipeck. I .att ly Mr. Anthony Eidsfortb, of Lam:after, to MIA Towns. icy. only dastghter andkeirds of Mr. John Townley, of Orme, in Wyerfdale. Lately, Lieutenant CIL gi,of the Royal Laneallaire volunteers, to Wm Pollitt, of Carley-64in Cbeihire. DI ED. On the 23c1 Feb. loft, at St. Bartholomew's, Mr. Join Hard man. merchant, formerly of Larscaller. On Sunday fennight, 72 1 2, Mrs. Allan. wife of Capt. Al lan; of the Gardner and , Greadandmen, or Hu& At Cuttinghsan, the t Init. aged 66, Mrs. Hardy, wife of Mr. Wm. Hardy, of that. plate—She was taken ill on fbe t rb• and died on Sunday evening. At Hull, on Saturday !aft, Wen t Ward, mariner, aged et. He fubfilled the latter part of his life by delineating (kips in per (*live in various direetions, with fuel accuracy, united to a beautiful execution, that his drawings are real reprefentations of different !tips particularly belonging to that post. The fine arts in this department have loft an individual that is rarely to be equalled, and feldom furpaffed. A few days ago, the Rev. John Cook, of Rillington, near Mahon, clerk, by whole death the following livings are Itemmr vacant, viz. the Reebories of Thorp Baffet and Condom, the vicarage of R illington,and the tunics of Scampfton, Lowthorp, and Rufton Pam, alibi the Eaft Riding of Yorkfltirc. • On Wednefday fe'nnight,at Scarborough, aged ss, Mr.. John Cock crill, of that place, !hip owner. On Sunday fennight, in the 73d year of his are, Mr. John Brook ; and on Friday his lifter, Mrs. Sarah Brook, both ui York. At Chats-ton, near Alton, Hants, aged 8z years, the Rev. John Hinton, 53..yekrs redior of that Parilh. On the z ztb 'nit In London, Mr. Bel, of Borisdale, a con fiderahle woolleskmanufadturcr and anus very sowed 'discard On the I sth Wit aged tis, Mrs.Grilitirrelid.ut (WM' hte Mims of the Collegiate Church, Mambo:Bar. - Same day, Mrs. Trask, agcd yd. On the I4th hi& aged is, Mifs Sophia daughter of Mr. John Bridge, of Frodisam. HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDOE TO MORROW Morning 31 minutes after t 1 Afternoon - 31 dames Air ZS F.R.' INFALLIBLE GERMAN r rHE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellen t REMEDY is fo certain of Its Efficacy having ►ever failed ins variety of Cafes, agrces, if it don not eraleate the Corns, root and branch, TO MOON TMI MONRY. ft vtll,onsMtemios — ,takeelf the InfianunatiatiTtaa few hour and &limy offeetually the Malignity without tie lcaft haunt. Printed Diredians fall up wi , h it. This is the celebrated PLALTER that 'trained fo much re IMlin Germany, and has been fold In Laid= upwards of Years, with the greateft reputaticn. Sold Whele‘k and Retail by T. Ancr, No. r Flachdane, mar the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, 24a. 7, Tarn. torAdtreet ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. James's-Acct; Mr. , No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and I t and Co. No. uo. Oxford-fbvet. At Drilla, by Balgin and Sheppard; sad Bonner, printers. I Bath, By Huard, bookreller, and Reams, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Portiaand Carport, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer.and Mr. Janos ,book feller Ponfasouth. Mr. Motley, bookfellur. vki 1 - thN Prbfetlional Men of education and re• v v fponSbility deviate from the general kit= by the fe leftion of a peculiar Branch, the fan:lion of long continued roads is the het critarion of Capability. Eight years have/ devoted my pradicetes t eht esclu five treat mem of THREE DISORDERS, and the weefshil remit of my plan siva at additions! ardO ft or to sprit as far as I am able the ravages of dude eamploidts which are the molt invent am in the combos of hentsmininnkies. . . . . Mkt Isidadis ism owl henna u an Army Surgeon. I forma a Ilia at as rads pedal el Paella to new individu 'll, friss the *gnomes st mithisted Mai, sr the equally dae• gases~wey of mend akkoss. MMUS MIDOS, to pe the awed which Data do visit aaaayy sesiedisosingidse every fpeeles of VIINfiStEAL OK whether of a recent ee loos duration. , —.sdly. Al hinds of DEBILITT, wbeaer salts from the habits of Saddlery% or the hadelgeoes of lamere see, and laity that de. of tire fyltem isilreems rakish; sailed BARIUM at STIIIIIIXI7. Illiwewess difeeisewe the reek idioms= er balk in the arewnewe era bogie Clemerrhekanel it set =frequently hap poweihst Webs& of Lib are peaked by the iedifetetion of an biter. =ti e awl een Pr WIWI a taperier ereiledi linlyeempbbsts are ethers base i nay r 'eibmwe 'Mr a reeked idled.l trait that re-eftablMempo Few, however, ire the eater of caewliceteel Albers In the olikeder casepered with the calamitous Meadow et Men,whi ben SOUTARY er theprenient Cale ties e ta Late, sentare th at lbw et Debility wide! Y the inedible cesispeasee of fob pernicious babies. • "bereft tiseem Whew tweeds over his .but are hap anew* Wes it may be there rf*loe tot hint se hasty, that kbe an objea o/d eubt er weer. Obey MeV ether the re lore) at ilea DIM CUM11:128 by degraded_ vein& atilwarentlen is the *mire , , ismer re experience. the rites et Peeehricer Venus have bawl rel s oll i = in elpser. meek iwiety will be preventst by an early at this leaped fte, and in the:e aka eo peat4lllleattlee wM emir. Noe whet. die Dads'? Weer yeetsesiebeka proper Pd. OnrilrinCeis mufti so Nein the Ihwebeing teaks et Life, awl se tike Owitiertiew MARAUD 'who Mrs* beglosen dilleppointr4 . aci se r:ipedielens ele way be ~Wen II tart be/ Web& we by Ifir.Meel MIL The ;NM= width is re creedal to erpwanerteirisp, and the which I laws factorial es !imams the ads Polliellione• and in coincides= with Ara dished 's*. baleen, that Mr ybreeefleed pofmay rarge.plasee kitbag alma. owe) at hie kabala spi Ares. Ikellnd. mar. Tewpia-Bar. • There is an edikipeal.sstawres hiNfatipareekeilebb wadi Me Wass ea both the theirs. _ _ _ U. S. ".re. .t the Rene filege it lergessa I t irif WINPRF.AL , . • The of Min/WAIT OdiNatt COMPEAINtg. ML DUFOUR inthrms tist Public,that he may daily be eonfulsed arias, five% *to 3; at his '1,40, )1,, s, Fritielteert, Soho, t.ondno, in :all cafe of Obilyuetions Stridtares, (fleets, &WWI We:skivers, loznotineacy of Urine ilitulat, Impotence, anti debility ill rail' Sea, ace. Frtrn. inttaifive Pradice W . this e.cpartme;le. to whids be has con- Sued Itimfelf for massy years, he Was a method of care, mike, (Meadow, and whidk prevents i relapfe. Mr. DUFOUR,' foie Proprietor of Daran's celebrated ;r_lc dleated) Bougies, has ultimately Co larprove.l than, by divelt ins them of th e ihitados circa, of emotion Tioo:fie., that they Ascend where caelltes and other ekilent s atu have failed. For the Venereal tweak, Mr. DUFOUR is in polkirum Daraoll Remedies, fo mild that they render v.:lam:nem" tnitraint in diet unUecetfary. To enable him tootteed paCenit at thelienvn hooks, be has provided the Malta:lce of a Gentle; man of the Faculty. Pezfons in the eamitry may be eared by ftating cafes in letters, pat paid. . Jolt radiated, price as. 6d. Fit . th Treadle on the above Complaints, illunrated with the 'Arlon., fimptoms and Cafes (hewing the ir,tinful and dangortms of felts of Caudle Boogies; alt improved method of treating go noribea, &e. 'ate. Printed'for 5 . Cal l ow, Crown-emit, Sohn: and H. D. - Symonda, Patersoer-nm ; to be had at M'Queat's, Enter-Change. and at the Author's. BY HIS MAJE.STY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. Dr. BRODUM's NERVOUS CORDIAL and DOTAIaICatL SYRUP. • IT has long been a quellion, as well as a matter of furprixe, why Dr. Batman fhoukl be more reforted tom a Medical Ann, thanfogse of Mir lint Phyficians, sleek cha ndler and eminence has never been doubted this Enigma hag long posziod all ranks of people; but when we weiehead con fider the eaufe In a deliberate manner, the furprisc cedes, and the cataraß Is taken from the eye. For intone, bow numer ous seethe Madera the human frame is fObjedk to, and which wife, [ably from the Patient. hi/prudence; dark coorrphsints the Patient is afinuned to enfold to his own family Pbyhoian, eitb:ee fearful It may by Come unit/rat:en accident become pubfic, ue does not like to conk* his weaknefs to the Ph. fiefs, he is in. theme with ; and in which cafe the female in 'personal l y An t falls a' facri fi ce, rather than divulge the fccretof chair grant and without knowing the origin of the difortler it is in:IOSW for any Phyfician to preferibe with flaCCtri ; there, then, WC the Pt tleats who can with- rainy apply to lir. Braden, for they have wily to Sign inidale to their kitten., and (Late their tate vrkhoes any rdave whatever. The Dodor feeds them ether a preferiptiost or medicine (as the cafe may reqair.:) without over knowing the perk@ who hail made applicatiOn to him, and the matter refs for ever, (octet, as Ii is out or the power ofifte Docgor to snake a difoovery this its the only aid true mate why Dr. Brodum monopolizes the application of ill ramie e( proule to himfelf; and particularly fu, as his charatikr it fo well dish/jibed as a Skilful PhyfiCian, whist We ofifetve id the gaily papers, the well anthentieateal rums performed by him, to pafons who haste laboured for many rears under Gout, itheumatifin, red, Searcy, Nervous, eimitiiniptive, Yulluer, , Fever. Jaundice. Zillions Complaint 4 4 Spaans to the Stomach and Nowels„ and Debilities of, Both S,.itt s, arid's; from natural .r acquired Canto.. in pa/Viol:y.4u •fe Complaints ori gitiating froth IntenTer.sfics, .imprqpn hadulgenres, inebriety, or exceffice Grief. For the removal of 4:v43.4-end of Ohltruttinet I in the Syßera„. there are few Malidoes of equal tificacy, and: in Complaints of the liver, many can entity, who have witneffed • ita beaclicial effnie, even after the formation of a chirrous Sub fiance—Tee Yellow Fever, and thole fatal Difeafes that origi nate in'the baneful Atinofpfiere in but Climates. UOTANICAL SYRUP and NARYOUS CCIDIAL to be had at tlicDodlor's Houle, No. 9, Alision-flreet, 7 DOOT4 from the Leverian Mufeum, lllackfriaes-liridge ia • Bottles at tl. 2s. —t is 64.---andss. 6d. Alfd of Jebdult and Co. (Inn Bacon), No. /50. Oxford-Street;Ttitt, RoYol-rvichatepe; E. • Newbery, corner of St. Paul's eburch-yard ; Boultoni Rapti ' Exchange; hietockeirs Medieinc-waiihonfe, Nu 219, *rank and by molt Boultiellers and Medicine %%alders In the three . Kingdoms. It will he nen:City tfic Dodor fhoddd fee,faeli Patients= are sill/Vied with Deafnefs or Loll of Mght, or fensithfir Cafes, bf Letter or Pared, to the Daltor (P.lSt or Carriage paid), with , his ufual Fee:—The Medicines may he l:td everypay. - To that. I.adies or Gentlemen bordering on the State of Ma trim ny, the Dodtor would particularly recanantead the Boos. nical Syrup, (prior to their appearance before the' ltar of Hy men. who are in the fmalldt degree apprehe nt. cof the !Ann not being entirely found, or fubjcs es eelatations of the fonds. Patients cafes, with the Dodoes ofteall fee of a Guinea, will be ftridly attendedto. • A Bas. Bottle contains equal to five rural, era To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, Ns. 9, New Bri4ge,ftreet, Loads. sit, Edinburgh, May 2, 1800. IN the fpring of 1794 i was.atlliEted with a Vene nal Complaint, which I treated-with indifference for Bee monies; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Playficism i who put a temporary Rop to the virulence of she tideafe (by mercurial applhations) for tome time • hurgrowing o irefpire Rif all medicine and theadvicc of the 6rit headmen ofshedtaculty hem, worfe and work for two years, I was reduced to a Sate almoft maps:acted and beyond defcription,being an chew loPti. and ulcerated from bead to foot —My head, throat, month, flak, legs, arms, Ste. have been alterdately in danger of become lug Welds; In ihort, I have had from dote 36 eating Weer* se my body, and nearly totally depriyed of agitt.—lt wobid be voluminous to particularize all my eafe—helke it relay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a mitre dangerottwar of a more complicated nature. I was lag looked epee by my friends, and imagined my fell, beyond all hope of recovery ; sad indeed, in my then condi, ion. death win preferable(' my mate than mid:rabic Rate.. In this drftutfttl fit uation did I drag a mart Referable esillencc, till Mit we Pito...m.lsec threw in my way a nevrfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plyinouth—my friends read it, I could nota-1 feat and procured fame of yolk Le mc a's PA retie PILLS, which, ufitif front time to tin*, am now, and h. e long been, (after snore than door years ra dderibab c le diarefs). In as,good a Mite of health as ever I le joyed ; as a proof of this, I had a line, thriving, neakhy est& tris to me a few maths ago. • In gratitude to Con. sad ; I:a:rendering my fellow-creature fervi c e, I rogue* you to this; and you may at any time refer palms, who wills to be fatisfied dills truth of this, or further particulars'', to me or my friends, by letter or perks. As few cafes for badecfs will ever equal mine, and nose m eted It, I have from caperkure every rearm' to adbre mankind. that in your Lease's Pa Les they will And a lure, fpcedy,,fak, and radical cure, he that mat driadfol stage of the Vescreal Weak, which is called....z comma at Ent v am with gra titude. Sir, your obliged humble fervant, 1. T • lafart;tountable busily reafons prevent making my astat and addre6 public, but creditable Perfons really wanting Infer ' motion may alto be referral to rot and my friends by Mn. J. Clark. )(moray-Questa, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor.,Tnots.o Tar- Loa, Member of the Roial College or 4urgeons in leaden, at his hook, No. 9, New Bridge-Rent; where be twill give ad via:, withret a fee; to perfons taking, Hide Pids and will sr . fwer patLnta letters, if port paid. on the fame terms, Were is all cafes the melt inviolable li:crecy, no Per Can's niece of cafe having been mentioned, but at their own particular rcqudt, by the Prognimor, daring the courfe of more than 36 years, that he has had the candueling of an eztenfive faleof the alone medicine, and the pradike aril* therefrom. They arc ado fold, by his Appoints:tau, for the convenience of there living at a Rance, by Mr. Baster, south 4.rulge. Edinburgh ; Mr. Mesanons, Printer Marrow, to wt out Are Mr• T. refers for his added's. at . 11:a Perfumer's, Ni.: 35. Ste AThalegAreet, Vall-Malls Mr. Robcrtfon CAT-Cm Nozo3. Oxfoad-Arect ; Mr. Diennoegles . No. . 7. Illb-fturt-hill, Ready oppoßte the Monument Oltir.Sttere, Bookfillcr, No. I. Union-rote, Little Tower-NH; Mr. Carrell's. Dublin ; and by one Perfon irr every eceilderable town 16 Croat-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, fealed up with full and Ada Direetioas, whereby Peden, of either Set may cart thunfehees with cafe cad fccretT. LONDON : Printed for the Propriman, by JOHN DAN!!' . ag rer earnaby-fh'eet) at th e STAR PRINTING.OI/ICf. N • -Ikavet and pablittoed by LEVU KKtA% ~ .f terberyibbes, Lambeth), at No. a, Carey Street, and at tr Tentlp.Vatt• to IMO Ogler atl rommenr Mans fnr the Rama are reiudted to be sddreded.