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FIRES. -__ Satlirday INVOThing early a bottle was burnt male ground, and another much darnigcci, by acciden tal fire, near Swan-ftrect, Mitu.ries. Two firec took place at Worce during tin Lift week, in confequence of the card:An-N.l , of fel-wants. On Saturday morning, between twelve and one o'clock, an alarming tire broke nut in the Shop ping of Mr.llterry,brafs-founder and piastre-frame - maker, in CherrySlrect, at the back of the hind, Birmingham, which entirely confirmed the whole rant'e, together with a cptaittity of finithed and unfinilbed goods, to the ;mono, we underaand, of upwards of Sod. This accident is aferibed to the carelefrnefs of one of Coe woa kmcn not putting the fires properly out. The following daring roY)ery was committed nn Thurfday evening tall, in the pirifh of Slang ham :—As Mr. Cr: mix, a mailer warrener, was without fide his 'souk, putting up his window thutters he was acentled by two men, who de. manded of him, whether any perfon was within his houfe ? On his anfwering, that could be no bufinefs of theirs, and atking whether they meant to rob him ? one of them replied, that they were effne for that purpofe; and inftantly fcizing him by the collat, dragpcd him into the bottle, and, with prefentd pith is, robbed him of forty pounds in ca fh ; took feveral articles of plate from a cup board in the kitchen, and two guineas from a fcr vant maid, with all of which thy) , made off. On Sunday night, or early on Monday morninl., the houfe of M. Ackley, in Wood-(tree:, Cheap. fide, was entered by time thieves, and robbed of articles of plate and other property, is the amount of so. A few evenings lime, as Mr. Burtrtn, of New. ington, was on his way home, he was flopped on the Grange road, leading into Kenr road, by three refolnte men, whn tobb...d. him of what money hr had about him, and hills of exchange to a large amount, with which they retreated into the ad joining fields. Monday evening as Mr. Kenton, of Winchefler. *feet, London Wall, was returning to Town in a porl.chaife, he was flopped by three footpads, near Kennington Common, Om ',fed the mon blaf phemotts expreflions to intimidate him to make a quick delivery of his moiler, which amounted to near ten pounds, which having obtained, they ran off with their booty acrofs the fields. On Sunday evening, about (even o'clock, as the Rev. Dr. Fuller, of Piccadilly, in company with Mr. Smart, of Oxford-fireet, were travelling, it the Doaor's carriage through a place called the Neckinger, by the Bermondfey-mad, they were attacked by four footpads; two of whom held the !loges heads, while the other two opened the dcors of the carriage, prcfented two piliols, and robbed them of theircafh, notes, and their wa,ehes. A few nights lance Mr. Herbert Burrifon, of Leonard-Rivet, Shoreditch, in company with his wife and mother, were flopped by fix footpads near Peckham Gap, on the Greenwich Road, who were all armed with bludgeons; two of them ufed the Inott bLafphemous language and threats, and drew knives, the other fair held Mrs. Burrifon, Mr. B.'s mother, and Paid, if there were not fufficient pro perty for them, they would murder them all ; they proceeded to examine their pockets, and they took the contents from them all. They then laid they would have Mr. B.'s cloath%, but he refolutely re futing to (trip, they gave up their demand and made off. At the late Quarter Seffions for Norwich, the Court was moves to quafh an order of banardy, which had been made on an opulent farmer in that county. From the evidence of the mother, it ap pears The had been a fervant to the farmer (who has a wife and feveral children) ; that (he had been reduced by him, and that on her being oblig ed by her pregnancy to quit her fervice, flue had been induced, by his promife and entreaties, to Areal. the child to another perfon, for which pur. pore he took her to a Magifiraie. After the , child bad been (worn, the former placed the mother at a midwife's at Norwich, where he paid her boitrd and lodging, and fupplied her with ;he then pre vailed on her to go to Wifbeach to Ray a couple of snonths, in order that the child's age might be mifreprefented to the perfon to whom h was fwom. The mother, fhocked at the enormity of the crime The had been induced to commit, went to the Ma- Filtrate, and Rated the faits to him : under his direeion,the child was re-fworn at Norwich againfi the farmer, and an order iffued on him to pay for its ofupport. Several attempts were made by the farmer to invalidate the teihmony produccdagainft him, but the Court confirmed the'brder. THE BARBER'S SONG. PA CK WOOD'S Pafte, Sir, Ital Strop, 1 adopt in my atop ; Hunting Razors corneas pat as they eau g Mark wen the Cutkr's fears When Taylors whet their alters, Ott Packwoop's Razor Strop—hes your Was ! .The Counting-houfe Penknife, whetted on one et PACK WOODS Strops, will experience a pentive proof of their fuperior excellence, and give a keen edge to a razor to shave to admiration. The Strops arc fold for 3s. 6d. 3s. and 10S. U. each; Boxes of Page, red and black, 2s. 6d. each ; to repair and keep the Strops in order for years. If not approvedon trial, to return the money within one week after purchafe. Sold in London by Mr. Lo ee, No. ;2, Haymarket ; Meas. Hendries and Sons, middle of Shug-lane ; Meas. Rowneys, No. 95, Holborn-bal ; Mr. Sizeland, No. 2, Vere-ftreet, Cavendilh-fquare ; Mr. Vickery, Taviftock-Ilreet ; and by moil of the principal Perfumers in Town and Country ;—and, wholcfale and retail, by Mr. s7tnntons, Dublin ; and Mr. &sebum, Edinburgh. Hunting Razors Crowed 'with a guard to prevent cutting. To prove their Web a Gentleman bas 6.mA - with one of them on horfeback— an acqui titian for timid &avers, or thofe troubled with a nervous complaint. Price al: r as. 6d. The Ra zt.rs arc fold only by Mr. Pafilarood, No. z 6, Gracechurcit-ikettp London. From the LONDON GAMY", fa. 16. MILITAILY PROMOTIONS. WAR-nrrict, JANUARY 26. Royal Regiarci:t of Horfe Cuards.--Cortict Brotherton Browne to he Liva.nant, by purehafe, vice Fofter, who retires; !;corze Berkeley, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchafe, vice Brun re. t it Regiment of Dragnana--Cornet Peter Hawiaer to be Lieu yam. hy pure:rife, vice Wright, promoted in the Goth Foot. 21 t Rrgu it lit of Light Dragoons—l .ieutettatt Caleb tinder wood, frinn the half-pay o f the Lite yyth Foot, to be Lieu- tenant, vier P. atee, who exchanges. tit RegitiLmt of Foot Guartla--joreph I.Uuteur, Gent. to he Evl.7ii, in r:reliafc, vice Clifton, promoted. 37th Bcfritneot d.t kont—titirTeon George Hreherley, from the jdl %V . eli 11.414 Itcgintent, to be Surgeon, vice Burke, pro- _ _ mood. 4:' :)itta--I.icetenant Junes Walker to be Adjutant, vice Frafer, promo.. d. In Welt lutist Regiment—F.nfign Henry Holebrooke to be larUtenallt. vice Byrne, decoded; Volunteer James qttin, from the 9th Welt India Regiment, to be Enfign, vice Hole- - - Groat. Ditty—Antant-Surreen William K;vg, from the both Foot, to he Swg •rn, 'eke Heatherley, removed to the 3,th Foot. 7th Ditto-.!:nEbm Sar.mel Watts, from the t tth Weft India Reglat,nt, to be F.nlign, vice Egan, who exchanges. &It bete'ldentenalt (.1....r1es Carlton Kennett, from the 7th Livia Dra,;oons, to be Captain, by porch:de, vice Cooke, . . . . who retire'. . r tat Ditto-44410 Tam I Lirriott to he Licutenant,vice deceakd ; Samuel lA'atts, Cent. to be I ailign, 'dee Harriott ; Etlign 'Montag Iran, from the 7th Wept India Regiment, to be Enfign, rice Watts, who exchangts. HOSPITAL STA'. Apothecary Wareup to be Garrifon Surgeon In the Masa of Martinique, vice Thompfon, promoted. Surgeon W. A. Burke, from the 3;th Foot, to be Apothecary to the Force.. vice Warcup. promoted, York Regiment of Fcncible Infantry. Captain Lieutenant Frederick Toinkins, on the half-pay of the late Royal trill' Artillery, to he Lieutenant, vice Laudon, whofc appointment has not taken place. C. nrnidions in the Third (cr Lanark) Regiment of North Britifh Militix r signed by the Lord Leutetiant. Erlign Andrzw Engle to be Lieutenant, vice Bores, rerigned. D 'red Oc:ober s 4, allot. Dog dd lobo Campbell, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Aknoder I familton, rifigned. Dated November 14. aoz. Colin lirnalNni, (hut. tq.be Enka, vice Boit; promoted. bawd December 24, egoi. • MARRIED. On die Ath MI at Chifarlek,by the Rev. Mr. Trebezk,Ull Hans Ayton, Erg. of Macclesfield. to Mifs Thonvfon, young& daughter of John Thornpfon, Efq. of Chifwiek. DIED. 'Venetia'', at the houfe of Mr. Coutts, in Piccadilly, the infant, and only fon of the Earl of Guildford. On Wahiertiay iaR, at his honfe in Southampton-row, aged 6.5. the Rev. Samuel Berdmore, D. D. who for twcmy..two years was Mailer of the Charter Hoofe School. On Friday, at his houre in %seen Ann-ftreet, Weft, John Lfq. of Aftrop-honfc, Northamptonfhire. On Monday fe'nnight, at Uttoleter, Mrs. Rayne !TM of the late Rich. Hayne , Elfg. of Athborne-green ikerbyfitire. On the 3cth ult. after only two days abets, Maitcr William I Whittingftall, aged fix years and iix months, only child of William Whitthigilall, Erg. of Histlderdon, - Hens. 0,1 Friday WI, at his honk, in Baker-ftreet,Portmaraguare, in his lijd year, the Rev. Edward Lockwood, of Dews Hall, [Arc a. Jult publillied, Price as. TRUTHS, relpeeting Mrs. Hannah More's Meeting-Houfes, and the Condudt of her Followers; ad drafed to the Curate of Blagdon ; By EDWARD SPENCER. " 0! ToM , " Put not the Women into Pulpits, 44 For they deride our Sex for Doll-pates ; " They'll murder with alma! dim" WARD'S IiTORMATION. _ _ _ _ _ Bath: Printed for the Benefit of the General Holpital, by %V Meyler ; and fold by G. and J. Rnbinfon, London ; by the Bookfellers of Bath; Norton and Sheppard, Briftol; Wells, &e. BANKRUPTS. David Hughes, late of Liwirpool, draper, to furrender Feb. 16, and March 9, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.— Attontics, Mr. Titomas Black flock, Fig-tree-ceurt.Temple, London • nr Mr. Thomas Murroe , , Liverpool. Samuel B ooth, of Boodle -7, Stockport, Chefhire, main-manu facturer, Feb. to, tt, and March 9, at eleven, at the White Bear Inn, in Manchelter. Attornies, Meffrs. Dewhurft and rea , tdock, at llarple, near Stockport. Thomas Mattingly, of Stanford in the Vale, Berkfhire, corn deal: r, d and deinnan, February 1, a, and March 9, at eleven, at the Bed I.ion Inn, Faringdon, kaki. Attorney, Mr. W.lliam Ward, jun. larirgdOn. joreph Sharpe, of Ltton. Bedfnedthiae, lhopkeeper, dealer and daapman, Jan. 30, at eleven, Feb. 6, at twelve, and March 9, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Pickering, Pudding-lane, London. Joihua Cellier, of 1.1 ti!... Eng.-lane, Cannon-ltreet, and of Leadenhall-ftreet. London, eel-broker, and filtering machine tranufadurer, dealer and chaptuans, February a, at one, Feb. 13, And March 9, at ele , en, at Gulls:hall. Anomie', Mellra. Scott aid LAI don, 5,. blildred's-coup, Poultry. Jo:in ::east, of Knottingley,Yorkfltire, fcrivmer, Feb. zs,atfive, Feb. t 6, at ten, at the New Elephant and Cattle Inn Pontc had, nd March 9, at Ste, at the taken Inn, Mieklegate, York. Attorrits, Mr. Th= mss Belk, of Pontefradt ; or Mr. Edward Sykes, N..w-lr,n, Benjamin Gearge, of Pope's-Head-alley, London, needle, fifh hook, and fifhing-tackle.maker, dealer and ehapman, Feb. 2, at one, Feb t 3, and March 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor tiles, Meffra. Clarke zud Turner, Warwick -court, Gray's- Inn, London ; or Mr. Guardner, Redditch, Woreefterthire. George timenzlt, of the bolt and Tun Yard, Fleet-ftreet, Lon- d gt. coach-matter, dealer and chapman, Jan. 3 0, Feb. 13, and March 9, at eleven, at GuildlizlL Attorney, Mr. J. Vines, '1 havics-lon, Ho:born. Rothwell, cf Manchelter„ nianufadurer, dealer and dipman, Feb. 1, 17, and March y, at eleven, at tie White Hirt Inn, 11:aveh..ler. Attoruics, Maio. Lowe and Hal- Read, Maneheitor; or Mr. Ellis, CurStor.ftrect, London. William Smalley, et-Blackburn, Laucaihire, cotton-manufac turer, dealer and chaplain', Feb. 3, at four, Feb. 4, and March 9. at eleven, at the St. John's Tavern, Blackburn. Attornies, Mr. Wilfon CafUe-Itreet, Holborn, London; ear Mr. W. and , . . . I'. Carr, Blackburn. John Lupton, now or late of Middlebam, Yorkthire, dealer 2nd eh-Tines), Feb. to, t I, and March 9, at eleven, at the houfe of James Irving, innkeeper, in Cirlifie, Curnberland.— Attornit 4 NIL Hodgfon, Carlifle ; of Mr. William Hoegfon, _ Clement's•lnn, London. Jofeph Wilton of •he Str And, hllddlefex, umbrella-maker, dcakr and chapman, Feb. 2, at one, Feb. 16, and March 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornic., Marrs. Swann and Wallington, Foradirect, DIVIDENDS. kb. 6. Daniel Wc(t, of Windfor, Beritedre, coal-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 6. Witiou li.trper and Joreph Wilton, of Calle-court, Budge row, London, merchants and par:acrs, at ten, at C;uddhail. Fch. 6. John Packer Frame, of Sr. Stephen, Walbrook, L0n .... .. do.v, nivrchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. Fcb. S. Wiliam Scales, of Middleton, I.aneafhire, miller and corn-dcalcr, at ten t at the itainktes-Arms, in Hudderf held, Vorilire. Feb. 8. John Young, of Seuleoates, Yorkfhire, fumeon and apothecary, dealrr and Chapman, at eleven, at the houfe of Mr,.. Mary Johnfon, innholder, March 9. Jam; Elizabeth Moore, late of Bermcmdfey-ltreet, St. Mary Magdalen, Berniondley, Surry, lcather-drefrer, . . dealer and chapwontan, at eleven, at Guildh 111, London. Feb. 73. Adolphus Kent and Matthew Pemberton, of Lime nreet-fguare, LondOn, merchants, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, at twelve, at Guildhall. Feb. s 3. E dward Pace Symons and Peter Will Crapp, of Plaittow-Green, near Broomly, Kent, woolltaplers, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Feb. L. John Collins, of St. Paul's Church-yard,confeftioner, dealer and chairman, at ouc, at Guildhall, Londoe. Feb. 15. licruuu Zurhorfl, now or late of BalinghaU-accet, LondOn, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. so Jacob Reichard, John Phillt Dahmer, and Jahn Jacob Brt:ne, late of Angel-court, Throginorton-itrect, London, Incrc!“ants, drAlers,chapsuen, and copartners, at one, at Feb. a 6. Robert Berridge, late of Old City Chamber, Billsopf gate-ftrect, London, merchant, dealer and chapsnan, at nine, at Guildlo). • Feb. 12. Waliain Green, of Crooked-lane, London, ware • hour ' man dealer and chapman, at ten, at Gu il dhall. "flu Feb. i 7. unas Kellett, of Birmingham, Warwick (hire, baker, at doom, at the Union-Inn, Birmingham. Feb. 9. Thorns Charter., of Hayden-Nu:ire, Middlefet, met aunt, at twelve, at Gu il dhall, London. Feb. 29. Edward Owen, of St. James-itrect, Weilminfter,tay lor,dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Pcb. 16. Robert M'euthy, of Briftol, tobacconik, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 23. Lawrence Burrefs. of Old Cban‘e, London, thaw hat warchoufionaa, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 13. Sufanna Scott and John Scott, Mount-Ana, Ora valor-Spare, Middlefez, haberdalllcra and copartners, at _ twelve, at Guildhall, London. . Feb. t t. Eeivard Bate, of Liverpool, menial, dealer and chapman, at twelve ' Tavern, at the Globe Liverpool. Feb. z:t. Simon LanglLdr, late of Sonderland, Durham, tip-, owner, dealer and charm, at tweivrot Gilldhall,Leadea. BENNErs LINIMENT.—The altoniihing Inc refs this remedy has met with, in a long courfe of private praelice, Is the foie motive for making it public, as a fuvereign cure for the following external difurders, viz. Wens, White Swellings, Cancers in their early Stages, fwelel Breath, old ill-digefted Ulcers, Bruifes, and all Tumours and Abf,:eff, s where a correelve difcutient is required. In chillblains it has Jhuoft an inftiunancous good effee. As a guanuttee to the Pub • lie, that thid is not the ctinfion of an ignorant Empiric, the principal Vender afsrms that BENNET's LINIMENT is the produelon of an eminent Surgeon of more than twenty years experience, and that among the extraordinary cures it has per formed, is a recent cafe under his own eye, of an alarming tu mour or wen on the Spine, which threatened the life of the Pa tient, and which the Liniment difperfed, fir as not to leave a trace of the difeafe behind. This confideration alone induced him to ppb;iils and vend it. Sold in banks at as. pd. and Ss. 3d. Ramps included, by R. Thurgood, Bookfeller, No. 39, Nevegatc-ftr.et. N B. No other perfon is aUthorlfed to fate retail venders with the Liniment. MR. PERRY, the Difcoverer and Proprietor of the Specific Solvent, known by the name of ADAMS's SOI.VENT, is conftrainfd to adopt this mode (in Anne degree r.:pugrant to the feelings of a profelfional mati), of (peaking of the fuperior efficacy of that Medicine over foal lime, mephitic alkaline waters, or any other reputed lithontriptie, in ditfolving the confirmed Stone, whether in the kidneys or bladder, and o, chiloaging every calculous obitrndion from the puffages. As well as to the numerous remarkable cures related in the eighth edition of " Perry's Difguifition of the Stone and Gravel," any perfon defirous of further tefthnony of its efficacy and innocene may be referred to a lift of eminent perfons, and others, wh hate been perfedtly cured in the molt confirmed and affliCting cafes lime the publication of the above Work. The fimple Gravel is removed by two or three (mall bottles of the Solvent, which by corrcdting the calculous diathefla in the habit, effec tually prevents the formation of the Stone. The Solvatt is prepared only by S. Perry, Surgeon, and fold wholcfale and retail by his Agents, Ching and iiatcr, No. a, Cheaplide ; and retail by Pidding and Co. No, 76, oppufite the Pantheon, Oaford-ftreet, in bottles of sa.sd. its. 6d. and 11.3 , . Ramps included. To prevent eounte:f. its, (Mini; and Butler is written on every outfide wrapper. DISEASLS of the URINARY CANAL and VE.,NoKLA, COMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOUR informs the l'ublic,that he may daily be eonfulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his houfe, 5, Frith-Rivet, Soho, London, in all cafes of Obftrudtions Stridturev, Meets, Seminal Weaknefs, Incontinency of Urine FiftuLts, Impotence, and debility in either Sec, &c. From extenfive Pradtice in this department, to which he has cnn. fined himfelf for many years, be offers a method of curt, efficacious, and which prevents a relapf:. Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of Daran's etlebrated(me dicated) Bougie:, has ultimately In improved t b..nt„ by divelt ing thou of the irritating effeds of common Bougie., that they fuececd where mollies and othor violent means hat.. failed. For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in poileffion of Daran's Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement or reltraint in diet unneeefrary. To aub:e him to attend patients at their own hooks, he has provided the afEllancc of a Gauls man of the Faculty. Perfons in the count:y may be curd by Rating their cafes in letters, port paid. Juft publifbed, price as. 641. Fifth Edition, enlarged.—A Treatile on the above Complaints, illultratcd w ith the various fymptoms and Cafes thawing the painful and dangerous ef feels of Cauftic Boogies; an improved method of treating gc norrheas, Re. Re. Printed for J. Callow, Crown -cent, Soho ; and H. 1). Symonds, Paterroiter-row ; alfu to be had at Mollueen's, Exeter... Change, and at the Auth o r's. WHEN Profeffiogal Men of education and re fponlibility deviate from the general fyftem by the fe fedi= of a peculiar Branch, the (=Chun of long continued Incas is the belt criterion of fupeziority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclufive treat. went of THREE DISORDERS, and the fucccf,ful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppora as far as I airs able the ravages of thole complaints which are the mutt Import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wins at an early period of liradtice to refcuc individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Mn,:: or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have tic voted my attention, comprise every fpccies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent ur long duration.—zoty. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arirsng front the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laft!y that de nusgement of the fyitem in Woman which is tailed BAIA RE)i. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafcs are the refult of ignorance or kite in the treatment of a funplc Gonorrhea, and it not uutrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are palliated by the indifereticn of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuck complaints art crilly cured, and even where others have failed, I trick that I may prelims to offer a radical re-ettablifhment Few.howevcr, are the cafes of complicated Ziftrc f. in the diforder compared with the calamitous fituations of Mt n,whs from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gale. tics of a faihionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequence of Bich pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fuffcrer broods over his mifcry, but care, tally conceals his misfortune, It may be tome confolatitni for Mm to know, that although it be an objedt of doubt or utter , talnty with other Praditioners, the removal of there DEF!. CIENCIES by the gradual peogrek of Renovation is the acquire ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradtion of this languid Elate, and in theft cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years ex Med. a proper Per. feverance is indifpaifibly requitite to revive the Ihimb ring (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Cuniiitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointee. In their expeartions of a Funny, may he arured, that in moll Inftances fetch deka' are midge by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is Co effendal corny undertaking, and the fbalificadoos which I have prefumed to nate , form tit Bails a my Pretentious, and k coincidence with ftr.h this inch mutton is Oval, that Mr 8.... ff... way be eonfulted pefonalla oSear eet, y Muer* bidding a faudibote) at his houk, No. stir, Arun Stmisd, near Terspitoßar. There I an additional entance in Water-Brat adjoining and the name is on both the doors. M. I& Mad= it the iteyal Collepof Sturm's. • DI. JATES'a ANALEPTIC prizst F ° R the Itheinnatifms and en/z.is which. prer:ill at this feafon of the, year, no Mcdiclnc I fo dons as Dr. JAMES', ANAl.i.trl;le t erdeney to promote PerCpir.tion, and all the natuml se,•rc - ions, will account for their lingular virtues ;a fl:‘ re „ as well as in many others to which the human from the vieiffitudm of our Clinti:te. They are :.e.no.re..S. - culated for difordcrs orthe Stomach atirl r; of a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as alfo fur tt.oft:ss kuj.: tions have been by aWO argue V.:O r l'hcy are likcsvife particularly ferviccal.:te 1 •.`n .vera 7 . finned by Indigeftion, and in removing the • ; as silo in preventing Pallics u a A popletio., to wies confequencc of Intemperance. i b. it:.: aftar every creels of eating or drinking, ant y end thus their well lcno‘re rhararle::t• a pen. rooting lorgtvity will be tnaintatnett ; Nr, by a.T. N uct In the due difehargeof the animal fandious. and In k..:ping tat conftitutian as it were in continual repair, t!:e prufcrye Ott hs. dy in health and vtour, and pretent As the ANA LErric PI LL 5 Owe their eiCetl4 , l•zerta a I.cearair preparation, which has never been &vulg. ,I by the fro:cum but to the prefent Proprietors. they can only he had gtiiir.e front them ' - and they are fold by I RASCIS Nr.wzrav, at the Vl'arehoufe for Dr. Jamei's l'owder, tl.e felt Erwl of St. Paul's, a few doors from CheapECe, I.ondon ; and at D..janws'i late bottle in Bruton-ftrect ; in Bow price 41. &I. each, B:.l=p included; or the quantity of ha may be ha,i in one large box, for 14 al. 6d.—Ohlt rye Ow: the tisane. " F. Newbiny. Na 45, St. Paul's," is cngrancain the *amp& uaters are terfeits. The following cafe teas received by Mr. Thomas White, Mai ter of the Academy, Calciteiter, front a refpeetable Gentle man, who was recommended to take Dr. Batsman's Medi7 tines by Mr. J. Cooper, Gentleman Fatfr...T, at Levirroe near Ipfwich, who wr.. Limielt radically cured by taking tke BOTANICAL SYRUP, with a requeit front the Patios! for its immediate Publication. AGENTLEMAN who k induced front his connedlions with medical men, to refraia infesting his name and addrefs, widies front the purer tontives . of phitais thropy, that his cafe unity be made known to every aftLer.atic perfou in the kingdom. Fur 13 years palt he had been feverely of llasel with an aftluna, that every winter rendered his life very uneomfortab/e. the cough attendant on this comillaint,generelly at him at the beginning of every winter, and continued till t h u warm weather of the coining rummer arrived. and to violent and alarming were Its fisafniolle.etri.ds, that many timas it has thrown him down on the floor, deprived cf a!! ferubility, and to all human appearatee of life ; by the advice of Mr. Cooper, above mentioned, he wtited on I)r. Baono to, took 3 bottles of his NERVOUS CORDIAL, to which alone he attributes the hiciitigs of a perfea cure, haviog pared through the late wintEr: will' fearcely a memento of his old tronbleforne companion; which had not given biro a week's refpite in t el preceillos win ters.— Juno 2, 180 t. JOHN HOGWOOD, late fervant to Mr. V. Sit:spree, li! the Rofe Inn, Sittiaeosoon, was far a length of time mottimeole rahly aftlided with a rhenniatic complaint, which nearly Re proached to paralytic, to fuch a degree as to deprive him of the entire oft of his limbs, which rendered him iocarahh...f waiL - log or following his bulinefs; in this dabilitated !h.% hoped tofcveral of the molt eminent of the Facaltr ocOrout experi encing the !salt thadow of benefit; bat by being Itrortgly rt o mmended by feveral of his friends to Dr. Brolium's Nerv , u.s C ordial, purchafedat Mr. Jo/in Barnard's, bool.:e2er, Fitting/- A i e... bourn, is now perfedtly re ft ored to his former ra..... lth d . govt., is enabled to follow bis lar.finds as Wird with ! toot the lead fymptoms of the above complaint , ard is n m= man to Mr. Nich. Saxton, propriaor of the t.",:tingbovris....r..A. JOHN I-ROAVoftil Witneffes to the above Curt—Mr. V. MPSON, Viaf.:er of the Role Inn, Sittmghourn; Mr. JOHN Z.U•INAi"., I Besokleller. The BOTANICAL. SYRUP and NFRVOIN COP WAI... • to be had at the Dottor's Hook, No. 9, Allaion-,'lets, cave:: doors from the Leverian Marcum, Blackrri.tri Brid,c, in n... ties at ass. t is. 6d. and 51. Cd. Alin, at ce.. , ...:.- i7 :4, N. ..,:. Conshill ; and at Cockelrs, Strand, London. In Bath, Crottwell, Glaiguw, Baxter, Brilkol, Sheppard, Hull, Mr. Peck, Frotor. Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. Harthro*, Mr. Itex.r....nt . Birmingham, Fwinney, linglith P•r&fe!!..-r. • • Bedford, Smith, lofts-kb, Middical,teb, Illantlford, Simmons, tile of Irothr, till .i, , . Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, !mine, A. Your,;. rtcrelaant. Bridport, Margrie Leeds, lunrt at•l Co. Cheltenham, Buckle, - l.yno, Oalts., Cambridge, Gee, Leieeiter. Switafos, Canterbury, Ballow, Lewes, Elliott, Carlille, Julli 4 Mancheita; Lyne.S, Chatham Etherington, Wiargate, Silver, . Chelmsford, Meggy and Co. New lit.-y, Fuller, • - Chefter, Poole and Son, Neweaafti Walker, Chit:halter, Phill:pfon, Northampton, Dicey art, On Dublin, Spillbuey and Co. Natio..ham Buthage MULL • And by molt bookfellcrs and MeiliCilleVCltkilf iu ti C Mats kingdoms. A am. Bottle contains equal to aye (mall ann. ' TO THOMAS TAYLOR Esq, No. 9, NEW BRIDGE-S . l'kt: ET, 1.0 NDON„ •••': DEAR SIR, IFEEL it a duty incumbent npon me, to infonn you of the very great and extraordinary Cur.; I have riccirtj front your invalualOc Nlzel:clue--LF.tKE's PA a c.NT P11..1.t.. About two years ago l was attacked with a V): NX R LAL Ws.- OR I) ER , which I treated rather (lightly for ionic woe, but the Difeafe at lengthipreading all over my Body, I was obliged to apply to the molt emblem of the Fatuity, but their alliihmeC alituded only temporary relief—i went eurough valise, l'ou:Las of Salivation, and front being rather of a corpulent Habit Was reduced to to mere Skeleton. The Ule , tr, that fpread all or-ir my limbs, rendered me a complete Objet t, Co that my frien.:a defpaired of my recovery. When broaght to this htuatiou, I confidered death a. inevitable, but a relation of nine comment ing upon the many Cafe. iu wldela your rills hid fh:reaed, I. was induced to try a box of them, which I thought ruches- re lie,„-ed me, and by perfeverance for two or three mouths, and fol lowing your Directions, I experienced the mot uniecc,unia- We Relaxation from Pain, the Sotes gradually fuhfiding; I urn now, thank Gon, perfenly recovered., :ld waking dot daf.y ; I dout.t not but cue more box, which I think cautious t,. ;ate, will eftablith my health in Its original fate. I: i. with the ::cut heartfelt gratitude that I fubfctibu ntyfelf,Er, your much ~' .l, : t oii humble (errant, Wm. i'.es ..,..: s.. Dcaufgate, Matotheitt-r, July t, 18:".:t. I'. S. For the public benefit 1 do it.,; nljea to :he rboee he log pnEift.cd, but leave you to at: as ).tar owe Seger 1::.5,; went fhall di.latr. Pfefiareci and Sold by the Foie. I)roprkter, Titus. TAT VIR, Member of the Royal College of Sur7eons, 1..0n.10n, at Abli No. 9, New-iridt - e-ft. - cet: IrOcre, af . .er a CO111:4:1, reEdence of more than tlitity-:!% ycarr, in profi t dirrettoi to the Cure of Venere:l Cont7ll,mt , , wilt trait irvietn. ble fcerecy which men of his I' rokfdio. ob,;•rve, he flatters himfelf, the advice and atlittl,nee'he nainifter, to perfons taking this M.dicine, will Lc L:fte.ettud, be a difeernin;, , Public, as an advantage !alum to be • a: - .1 void of ambignity. Alfo Sold, by his Appointwnt, for tilt convenience of thofe living at a diatance, at the Perfumer's, 2 . ;0. 35, St. 44 Nin's• (tree:, Eall-Mall; the toy-lhop,,Nri. 103, Oa lord-3.r:tt; Mr, Diihorough's, No. 7, Fifh-ftreet-bill ; Mr. Stecl's, II.) Are:UN:- No. t, Union-Row, Little Tcwcx Hill; Mr. Wation's, Seta, bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Calwell's, Dublin ; Mr. Billinger Liverpool; Nlr.Atainiies, Manchefter ; and by one Pe rfon in every confiderable Town in Great-Brir , :n and Ireland, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, fcalod up With ;311:tile piain Direr. tions, wlm - eby Pet-funs of either Sex may Cicetheisfeiv..s with Rife, Speed, Secrecy, and Snfcty. N. B. Every Box fold in Great-Britoil 3+ 11-0.e.1 cp a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Conitriaiumi r, at the Stamp-Ofice:--T. Taylor, No. 9, N..w to imitate which is - _any, and ail otLers are cour.z.!rt, it LONDON: Printed for the Preprierem. by )4 N L (of Carnaby-ftreet) at be STAG Pm s KTINIa orr t , :! , . Carcy-ftrect ; and pablilbed by LV.VLL 41;.NT, - terbury-piace, Lambeth), at No. i, Car-y-ftrrer, and a: STAR-OrVet. Temple-tar; tu erhich thcce Qr. ,i..-7!! tinge for the ED:TOR arc raqadied to he aiLirePst.