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1 .Y . 4. A V M . .16f dumwihOk -- PRAWN COMMERCE. Which leaves a balanie againft France of By comparing this refult whit that which the fame StUnita prefented to the Coutois in the month of Floreal, laft year, in which he detailed the hate of the external commerce of the Repohlie for the year 8. it is leen, that in the courfe of that year the importations into France amount . d only to Ar.d the exportations to The Minifter of the Interior prefented to the Conf . :lls, on the 7th April, a Report, in which they fubmit to them a flatement of the foreign trade of the Republic for the year 9, the heads of which are as follow : The importations into France by all the European Powers, the Anglo Americans, Barbary States, and thole of the Levant, amounted in the year Praia. The to • 427.8 6 3• 000 eaportations of France to theft countries were only • 30s,sop.oce 312,63640 0 32504,000 17z poo,ooo ' . 5 4400AO• jh comparing the two epochs there is found a confiderable increafe in favour of the year 9, viz. 92 millions in imports, and 34 in exports. In this report the caufes of this difference are examined, and all the circumftanots which have had any influence on the (late of things are ana lyfed. It contains alto the well-founded caufes of the increafe of the prcfperity to be hoped from the change of political lituation, whic,b has taken place in the courfe of the year to, and of the influence which 'blurt thence refult even in regard to the ratio of the imports and exports. This Report contains alto Come refults in regard to the Colonial Commerce. It may be readily conceive-I how much it mull have been reduced by the !late of war, and the fituation of our Minds: but it is hoped that a fpeedy ameliora tion mud loon take place. PUBLIC ACCOUNTS. Erne/ter dart Account laid before the Honfe of Commons of the public funded debt of Great Britain to the tit of February tBo2, diltinguithing the debt prior to the sth January 1793, called the old funded debt, from the new created fence that period, as silo the progrefi of the reduaion there of, by the application of the old and new finking funds, and the prefent amount of the Laid finking funds. ----- Old Permanent Debt - 2314231,242 5 aI Tnaderred to the CommitEoncra, by radon of Land Tax Redeemed at z _ }amity I Zos •13Aoc,t4$ 5 5 bld Permanent Debt milting at tit Fe bruary tilos - . New Permanent Dcbt - m. 2 3002919'91 2649(Nt0s I I 45z,220,30.1 I oi Non-Pansamoit Debts a Great &kaki created betweess tb January t79Band • s tit janeart I Sot , chargcd on the Du ds upon Woos $6.44.0100 0 0 3311365+20s • of Redeemed by the New Sinking Fond so s tco,co3 o o Ditto Old Raking Fund 37.885.301 l o o Total Redeemed - 60,37,5411 o • 'Transferred to the Ceouniffincers bl Land Tax redeemed ;$/mt.1411 o 0 Debt Reduced at ift February titos 114,6459 o o New Sinking Pland . 3473.143 s 3 Old Ditto • 2414,187 is 9 - 'Total Sinking had • 009.33* 4 0 TULA Loan does tint spear to be 'nestled in tke stool. • It wears to ei ibat credit is tirice tabs in the above ac count for this faro d stoot44ft 51- Sit If Se. isiteador 518.16c,50i1. lc 444 the total , inmost of both debts ea the eft February 1802. woad be 536.36 6 1 4 3 1 - 6 a• ( rim which, if we &dud the amoont red uced b 7 the 6 Foods up to the fame period. the bala nce will be for the ainennit• of the National Debt ea the sft February dos, 47741094 Ss- Si Erraarr of an Account of the Confolidated fund laid before the Houfe of Commckus. Total Incase of Conlolidated Pond. applicable towards paying the cfamte =Alai Oaf to dm Pos_Sfll 4.1499:).291 I Loi Total Chary open the ConWlldated land, for Debt milting prior to tie Pear 1793. Mimi payment for thO Yess ma* iss. S. less _ 1 0 0 1 7 0 ..1.0 is 9_ , non anttnal.eharge upon the gams loss9,Ekt 17 ca Total Income d the ConfoUdated hod for the yor ending the ph jam ribs 24343,069 Taal of the Adtual Payment out al the Coofolidated Fond, teethe yearended stb Jam asoa 14.38.1.224 so 0 retire Animal Charge ape" the Mote, 143.21061 S 71 Erraece of an Account laid befoie the Houfe of Commons of the annual Amoint of the new and old permanent axes. Tile wtai d the an. am,. 1901. anal net produec of the caftems,ex clic. Ramps. and Incidasl. Prior to the year 1793 12,30,43 $l4 10.11486$ 5 Add proportionate part of tutor, now annually grAnted, 3,236,415 3 1 473454 3 0 Add additional duty on malt, do. - 155,986 0 0 3a3a9t 0 0 ♦dd duty on tobac • - co, dn. - 443.94 0 0 0 3pz,263 0 0 14094539 4 04 14021,681 11 Total ci duties pro 12 0 0 1 793 • 094,260 7 6 08 0.5 1 7 411 Do. 1794 •• 6 33, 3 97 314 74 2 .9 8 5 16 as} Add progoctioosta part ot rapt, now smarmily granted - 167.34 1 Is si 362.141 10 101 Toed s dudss pro , sado l gg 2,452,691 21 1476090 964 D o ... . 1.313.1 1 . 1 9 1 . 2 77, 120 1 3 II Doe I,..i g t oka - de 21541.7 01 4 7 2 a157,444 16 s Add spa of , DOW Mille3ll llol2B - 23 0 1 6 3 1 1 5 7} 34 0 0 6 3. 1 9 of Toad of duties pro /0001798 - 71 0 . 20 7 19, 3i 593.354 4 Do. 1 299 250 4 61 •9 . 7 16 547 8 18 4 Do. raw - 04,031 1 3 4 461026 13 4 Do. 2801 - 909,6111 2 0 C•2247365s It 22.20470 s 111 isistreadwir...ln order to thew the real sinew* of die uses hapored before and Gore the war, the produce of the duties on tiger. tobacco. and male, now enem a*" granted. are added to cad defier, aid to the new welladolb o.v wow reimitalwlir • ••••. GENERAL TOuss.einv-r, As this remarkable perfonage has lately been an objea of much public curiolity, the follmving narrative will, no doubt, prove gratifying to our Readers. It is written by a Brit'lh officer, who was taken prifoner on his 'mirage to join his regi. ment at Martinique, and was Hot only civilly vest ed by TOUSSAINT, but afterwards raved by that !jugular man from death, to which he had been fentenced, in confequence of fubfequent fufpicions of his being a fpy. " I returned to the American hotel," lays the writer, " and was introduced to the table d'hote, to behold for the firft time aperfeethfiem of evaality " Here were officers and privates, the General and the fifer, at the fame table indifcriminately.— Here alfo Toussaiar dined, but did not take the head of the table, from the idea (I was informed) that no man (honkd be invefled with fuperiority bat in the field. In the evening I went to the bil liard table, where Toussatar alfo came. Much hilarity prevailed, and his affability highly increaf ed the fatisfaetion of the company. I played with him, and found nothing to diffipate the pleafure which the novelty of the recite infpired. There were feveral tables in the fame room, at which ail played with the fame familiarity with which they dined. " I was here informed that a review was to take place on the following day, in the plain of the Cape; and defirous of being prefent at filch a fpeetacle, I was accompanied by tome Americans, and others of my own country, who refided in the ifland under that appellation. " There were two thoufand officers out, gene. rals and enfigns, all carrying arms—yet with the utmoll regularity and attention to rank—none of that difregard which bad marked the leifiire of the preceding day being the !earl evident. Each ge neral officer had a demi.brigade, which went through the manual curdle with a degree of. ex pertnefs I had feldom before witneffed, and they performed excellently well fevcral manoeuvres ap plicable to their method of fighting. At a subk, a whole brigade ran three or four hundred yards, ' and then, feparating, threw themfelves flat on the ground, changing to their backs and fides, and all the time keeping up a arong fire till recalled— after this they formed again into their wonted re gularity ; and this manceuvre is executed with filch facility and precilion, as totally to prevent cavalry from charging them in builiy and hilly countries. Indeed, fuch complete fubordination prevailed, to much promptnels and dexterity, as muff altonifh an European who had known any thing of their previous fituation. " I have more than Once teen fixty thoufand men reviewed, at one time, on the plains of the Cape, in complete fubordination in the field, and whole united determination again an invading enemy, would be viaory or death t No coercion is ne• cefary among them, and it is of courfe unattempt ed ; the only punifhment inflided, is a fenfe of Theme produced by flight confinement. Amongft a people thus hardened intoan order& ferocity—trained from inclination—impenetrably fortified on the fineft territory on earth, and next to ?Dateable to external attack, what hopes are entertained of the fuccefs of the prefent armament I know not; but, whatever might be ezpeded from a oompromife with TOVSSAINT, I feel per ready convinced no other means will fucceed in the ilibjugation of St. Domingo. United as are the Blacks and Mulattoes, fifty thoufand men would ere long be diffipatqd in fuch an attempt ; and if the number now fat againa them could be found fufricient to eft& a temporary conqueß, what number of men would, continue to keep them in fubjealou t Toossaray l'Onvitsixtres, the prefent Com mandant of St. Domingo, is one of thofe charac ters, which contentions for power and the extenfioo of territory, as well as the jars of individua) interelt, have not infrequently introduced to afionifh the World. " Born a Slave, in which capacity be continued till the Revolution, it is hoffile to nweisied citiaims to confider him in any. other light than as a for tunate Brigand; but chance hat direaed that the ' relent writer &mild be conftrained to acknow ledge--be is worthy of imitation as a man—he ex cites admiration as a Governor—and as a General, lie is yet unfubdued without the probability of tub ' eaion 1 His regard far thq unfortunate appears the love of human kind ; and, dreaded by different nations, he is the foe of none. To the Engliffi he is by no means inimical, and, in poffeffion of many of the bleffings of hunaanig, be cants the accep tance of the World. " He is a pale& Wok, at prefent about fifty five years of ago. r pla venerable appearance, but poffered of uncoenmaiiirskernment. Of great fun. city of manners, he was not, at all concerned in the perpetration of the maffacreo, or in the con- Sagration. " He is ailed. the Gomm/ err Cbtf and is al ways ittended by four atids,de.Camp. He wears as a uniform, a kind of bl'ie fpencer, with a lame red cape falling over his &alders, and red cuffs, with eight rows of lace on his arms, and a pair of largegold epaulette thrown back on his (boulders; a *Act waiacoat, pantaloons, and bait' boots ; around hat with a red feather andnational cockade; and an extreme.largerword is fpfpended from his fide. He receives a voluntary rdpea from every defcription of his countrymen, which is more than returned bythe affability of his behaviour, and the goodnefs of his heart. Of his civilities to myfelf, I have fufficient reafon to be proud. " I met him frequently, during my nay in his dominions, and had no occafion of complaint, even from human errors." Letters from Bombay Rate, that a coofpiracy had been difeovered, in which Aga Manorial. Re za Kee and otheidifaSsilted Cluefs were engaged, the objea of which was to !kite oa the territories of the R:ijab of Cachar, on the frontiers of Sylhet. In confequence of the difeovery, a detachment, under Lieutenant Lama. was fent, aad furprifcd Ma mote rt. Rana. who was brought to Bombay Free t& LONDON cAttrtz, April 20. HAMER, MARCH 9. Her Sardinian Majetty expired at this place on Sunday Ltft, the 7th inft. at four o'clock iu the afternoon. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. May S. Ebereaer Coombs, of Su Jametio-Itzem, Weftminfter, ftationer, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. William Jewitt, of &with-Lodge, Yorketire, brandy-merchant, feedfman, dealer and chapman, to furrender May 4,5, and Jwne t, at eleven, at t►e houfc of Jane Bailey, in Snaith, faid county. Attornies, Mai.. Wright and Reynolds, Paper- Buildings, Temple, London ; or Mr. John Bingley, Snakh. Anguilla William Bodecker, of the Old Jewry, London, mer chant, April 27, May 4, and June 2, at one, at Guildhall.— Anoraks, Mars. Crouder and Lavie, Frederick's-Place, Old Jewry. DIVIDENDS. May it. Richard Alleorn, of Hampton, Middlefez, black _ Lnith, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May il. Francis Onion tiiiyounger, of Croydon, Surrey, miller, dealer and chamnan, at one, at Guildhall, London. May :a. Francis Larard, late of Manchciter, liquor-merchant, dealer and chapman, at three, at the Commercial Inn, Man chefter. May it. Sarah Arntitrong, widow, of Bath, ironmonger and brazier, at twelve, at Guildhall London. _ _ May tr: Alexander Robertron, .0( Cattle-court, Strain-law, London, merchant, at ten, at GuildhalL _ _ May a. Robert Hawkins, of Kingfton-upon-Huft, cabinet 'rialto., at twelve, at the White Hart Tavern, Sllver-ftreet, Klngßon-upon-Hull. May aa. William Samba, of Chorlet, Lasealbire, muffin-ma fadturcr, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Bildswata Arms Inn, Manelteßer. _ _ May tl. Join Mills, oißrookg-Green, Hammerfinith, lVfiddle fez, linendrapee.at ten, at Guildhall. May to. Peter Ellis, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. May ts. John Collier, of Stockport, Che&ire, and Samuel Col lier, of Mane/seller, cotton- fpinners and copartners, at eleven, at twelve, and at four, at Spencer's Tavern, Manchefter. May sy. Arthur Anthony Lovelace, of liway-ftrect, Oz ford-Road. glazier and painter, at ten, at Guildhall. May tt. John llattye, of Wilton-14re, Moorfselds, Middlefer, audtioneer, dealer and ellapman, at one, at Guildhall May t t. Sttphen Hartley, late of Graffington, Yorkfhire, :la cer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May tl. George Blakey, of Mile-End, Middlefez, (hip-owner, at ten, at Guildhall. May 5._ Philip Wilton, of Wardour-ftrect, Soho, -Middlefez, viaialler, at one, at Guildhall May as Thomas Chrillopber Gardner, late of Brendan!, Mt/lath:fez, ironmonger, at eleven, at GuildhalL May is. Thomas Smith, of Walworth, Starry, grocer, at twelve, as May is. D'Arey Boohoo, Philip hlirgan, Thomas Mnrgan, John Gafpar Vancouver, and Benjamin Stew, of Cupers. ridge, Lambeth, Surrey, merchants, deMers, chapmea, and _ . partners, at twelve, at Guildhall May 11. Adam Gregory, of raviftoek-ftreet, Covent-Carden, taylor, dealer and ehapotan, at ten, at Guildhall. May 14. James Nutt, late of I.eicelter, grocer, at ten, at the Three Crowns Inn, Lekeller. May is. James Coiktc, late M the Strand, Middlefex, oilman, merchant, dealer and ehapman, at one, at Guildhall. May 19 John F. 131104111. of Abingdon, Berke, earner, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the I.3mb Inn, Abingdon. May tl. George Cafcy, kite of the Old Change, London, fa. or, at ten, at May 11. William Reynaldo, bite of Evelhant, Worcefterthire, druggift, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the White-Hart Inn, Sway's. May 13 Mae Rlmlngton, of Leeds, Yorkfliire, msltfter and common-brewer, at eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds. May so. James Brady, of Ipfwieb, Suffolk, linen-draper, at tleven, at the Fleece Inn, Ipfwich. May 14. Jail*" King, late of South Kilworth, Leicefterfhire, dealer and &vines, at four, at the Three Crowns Inn, in Leicetter. BIRTHS. Lately, Mn. Lynn, wife of Mr. Lynn, Taylor, of Lynn, in Norfolk, et' her twentrafth child. Sunday erecting, at his ',ordain's reiklenne in Hill-Erect, Berkekrfquare, Lady Morpetit, of a fon. Thurfda ,in York-place, Portmataquare, the Lady of The- Naas Efq. of a fon. On Thorfday morning, at his hoofs in Ititilia-fquaro, the Lady of J. 5 Dc Franca, IN+ of a fon. On 'Midday Orchard-Arm% sibe Lady of CMS. /Tallinn Marto. Efs. of a kn. Monday, at Clapham, the Rev. Thomas Booodmon, of Trip nRy Hail, Cambridge, to Mita Dewar, of Clapham, Surry. At Hilton-Lodge, the 13th haft. Rohm Steuart, Efq. nt Al derftoo, late of Calcutta, to MIR Margaret Johnfton, of Hilton. Mr. George Bums, of Upper Thames-ftreet, to Mifs Ogdin, daughter of Mr. Jolla Ogdin, of the fame place. DIED. On Sunday morning the celebrated .tor Darwin, at the Priory near Derby ; he bad been Sightly indifpoied for about a week, in the courfe of which he had bled hbufelf three times. On the morning of his death he had written two hours In his Andy. after which he was fazed with a Slivering fit, and died in the courfe of an hour. The Dodtor had a very long inners tome months ihice, from which he never perfedily recovered. On Tudday fennight, at Meniough, is the aunty of Gal way, Sir Walter Blake, Sart aged 8s years; alto, on the fame day, Lady Blake, aged Bo years ; they bad been near 6o years married. On the 13th init. at Moira Hoak, Dublin, the Hon. Fa- Wand Forbes, young* fon of the Earl of Oranard On the Lath of January kik, at Surinam, Mr. Gilbert Iran 'oorft, late of London, aged 3o years. In May la*, at Chasm, Liest. Giknoar Alves. of the Hon. 'aft India Company's Service. On Tharfday evening, Andrew Layton, Eli. merchant, et Lately, at Durbem, Mrs. Agnew, rale of the We Captain Agnew, of the Royal Navy. On Saturday evening, at his hock Ia Clevdand-eourt, St. J aim e, p a wn, Thomas Townfend, Bf4many years Steward to Earl Spencer. Ai Friday night loft, at his brother's honk at Winton, Mr. John Mooch, of Akiermanbury, in the palest of his age. At Oraernky, on the Sib MR. Captain Smeact Campbell, of the Rer aw l e n p dtpendent Invade. At re. in the Eaft Indies. Is ty u l a a m ft, ent. ldemenant. Colonel JAN _Oldies. a the Biwa E At lairlsnrdy es the pth loft. Mrs. Elizabeth Nutilay, rata of Mr. Matliaw Reid, Minifter of the Gofpel at Preftoopens. At Edinburgh, on the lath loft. Mr. Samuel Shaw, writer. At prynity on the rota init. George Maehesteie. Effi. of On the zed int. Mn. Euphonic Hepburn Pook, aged At Heady, et the lith inft. after a alert Meek Mr. Thomas Stewart, Supengor of Recife. F~g At Amigos, se tic lath Variety laft, Waiter Colqulione, bra 141 Soddenly, Sir Robert Smith, formerly Menher=tand lately a Bootie at Paris. He had batch: kw time a martyr to the gout, and his death is et teemed m a video week of that difader Co his itomach. 0. the re* biLat Baron Norton's, at Loan Head. Net- bed, Mita Mairidcy. ddeft daughter of Montague Chobne jay, Efg . d Sefton, near Grantham, Lineeblitire. Herliesth was orealimod by her eloalks taking ftre. .0n the 3d lel. Mr. jobs Hardy, of Shedwall, Redeem. Monday moreimat Ma bode in Faidinbatest. seal 66, Mr. Robert Irvine, Wadies Devon Ha was on Wedsafday Raft feked with as Yamada on the lungs. At Belmont, aged 98, B. Warmer. Bfq. uncle of Jervoife C. Jervoife, Efq. who fumed' to *boat watt a year, and pond in ?atonal& On Ts felsplete. at Bath, after a (bort inners, the Rev. Thomas Barnard, B. Redtor of Steeple Langford. Wilts, and fume time Saes Pillow of Corpus CMOS College. Os Friday morning. Ten lidded!. Ralph iceacer Eft. of INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PI.ATSTEE., THE PROPRIETOR of dais moil exci.::[.t REMEDY is fa certain a its LiTi:acy having failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eratticare ;:ta Corns, root and branch, 70 KETURN TUE MONEY. _ It will,on application, take off the I nillintri at lon In are w hoer?, and deltroy etleztually the Malignity without the lead harird i , Printed I)iredtions foaled up vtith it. This is the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fo ranch re. potation in Germany, and has been fold in .I„,lnduti up.war...., of Fifty Years, with thegreateit reputation. Sold Whelefale and Retail h 7 T. A%te2l, No. r, near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Nir.ltay, No. 7, au. tork-greet ; Mr. IVilron, N. 39, S. Janntet-lireet; //Tr. Swiney, No. 21, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Fitibotti and Jeboult and Co. No. tto, Oxford-ftreot. At Bitlol, by Bulgin and Shea-Ara; aed gentler. pvinters. Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller„ .. and Rofonti.4, ptrtumer. , . F.dinburgh, by Sauter, South Bridge. . . -- PUlrti Col and Gofport, Mr. Harding s. . ~ Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer, aod Mr. Tonts,hookftnti Portrtnouth, Mr. Motley, book fence. DISEASES of the UXIIIAK Y CANAL and VENERI.I.I CO MPLA I NI S. MR. DUFOUR intUrms the Public,that he ma* daily be confulted gratis, from 9 to ?, at his horde, ye 5, Frith-ftrcet, Soho, London, in all cal . :. of Obftnitgli.AS Strictures, Glees, Seminal Weaknefs, lbccir.t.u.n^y of Cr:est Fiflola', Impotence, and debility in tither Sea, Ice. From extcrdive Pradice in this itepartment, to which he has e. 4 2.. fined himfell for many yens, he offers a method of cure, efficacious, and which prevents a relapie. Mr. DUFOUR, fok Proprietor of Ihu - an's celebrated 'ino. dicated) Bough, has nkimately fo improved them, by ing them of the irritatingeffeels of common Beagles, that y a w fuecced where cauftics and other violent means have tailed. For the. Vedereal Difcafe, Mr. DUFODR is in polfellinttni Daran's Remedies, fo :nib! that they ttuder confinement 4e ieftraint in diet unacceffary. To enable him to attend pat:mta at their own honks, he has provided the alrftance of a Cesei.c. man of the Faculty. Perfons in the country may be eur‘-si Itg Rating tf.eir cafe., in letters, poit paid. Julk pubbfhed, price as. bd. Fifth Edltipn, mie : Tit-4g Treatife on the above Complaints, illuftrased wish roc V41J411111 tymptoms and Cafes timing the painful and dmgertms fells of Cauflic Boogies; an improved method of Velrft norrheas, &c. &e. Primal for J. Callow, Crown-cont. So s o ; and H. I). Symonds, Patera°ir-row; olio to Ix la.: M.Quein's, Exetso-Change, and at the Antlier'a. WELCH's _FEMALE PULS, For the Greere-fiLknefs and other difordurs inialmt to Tow; Fuludvs. THE following inflance of tlicir uncommou eacy, is worthy th..t attention of the *gilded. To Mrs. Kfutlibt.fil.. MADAM, A rtfinelable perfon In this city called on sue htft teat!, :v. quelling 1 would fewl you the following cafe, which, l 7sis think groper, you may make public for Ilk. fate of thz I , lljsek. td; and any perfon defirous of furthalaurmation, by v.:fearing to me, lhall hare the lady's addrefs. About two year. ago, a young woman, fcrvaut to Mrs. P. was in t. very bad Rate of health ; the had contienal.) viuleat paint in her tiontach attended with dreadful retaining; O.e ro• mained io this date for upwards of r.velvc wh...4 ro• duped her to fuck a degree of vveaknes that the mold not 1 ;0 up flair; without resting a conftderahlc time, Co that ha- inn was ddpairrd of. She had the advice of the tuft ploftc:.usist this city, a,ud alto was an out-patient tathr. Inlirtmry for throe months, but found no relief; her arotliccary thought the. had an imp:Athlone in her ftontach, and declared that immediate death would mdse. She was then advifed to appiy to ary warebotifc for ionic of your Wtlek's Female Pills. by talday of which, In three days, Sac kund grat relief; and anaemia& her were aftonithed at the manifdt change. By inking wail two boxes the was perfeztly rcftored. Briftol, Aug. 19, shoo. I remain, Madam, Patent Medicine Warchonfe, Your tsbodlent Servs" N 0.3, Wine Street. W. Sgsamor. Wuxi!** FINALS PILLS. ( with diger:lions) price as. 9d. • box, are fold wholdale by G. Kearfley, Flectittrat, Lacidtas • alto retail ay Dicey aid Co Bow Chnrchayord, CheageSde ; Newbery, Ns ag, St. Parrs Chnrch-yasai; jcboolt and Ca. No. 'go, Oxford-Brat; J. Pidding, No. 7C.Onfondiarom •; S. Stringer, Strand, near Chariag-crofs; Maraud, °Ham/keit, Ineromfbury ; A. Negibery, the corner of St. Paul's Clioreb-714 Golding, No. 42, Cc/robin; Wade, No. s 3 , Ohl Booddlreet; Bolton's Medicine Shop, (not Tutu's) front of the Royal Ea. change; Clark, No. 269. Borough; and by Ward, appetite Grays Isia-Gate, Holborn. ••• As another Medicine is told under tin re to of Female Pills, which is fpurious, Purcbafers m requeltid tore. mark, as the fur& teltiniony of authenticity, that caebitill of I's maims is figned with the mums of C. /Esau stn ; sod ea the ostfiele., wbersby• forams cannot fre **mini on, the Ramp is printed by portnif3on of his Majettjall..4.l.-. able Commiltionersof Stamps, tilos: C. IC zAas r, Nu. e, FLILT O ST/liftl"." Nene cans ars genuine. WHEN irofelfional Men of education. and ten fponfibility deviate front the general !yam by the S!. lee ion eta peculiar Branch. dm fan:lien of long continue. fueccfs is the belt criterion of faperixity. Elght years have I donated my 'radiate to the mrcheiT meat of 'THREE DISORDERS, and the fueccfsful refnir my plan gives me additional ardour to oppora as far a. I ant able the ravages of that complaints which arc the srara unyease ant in the catalogue of human infirmltle.s. - . . „After inttiatitin into every branch u an Army Surge,e, formed a with at an early period of Practice to rekuc indiridr als boat the ignorance of uneducated Men, or tic equal/y dm pious precipitancy of general Pratt:Wu:era, The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have do. voted my attention, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or looi All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifin from Ow habits el Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laitly that deo rangement of the (yam in Women which is called BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous direates are the arab of Ignorance or halte In tbt Matthew of a fimple Oonorrhea,and it not unfrequeotly bar pass that die feeds of Life are poifoned by the indite:ciao of an hour. By a blither method tech complete:. ant X r ce ed red, and oven where others have Wed. 1 croft that may preemie to &eye radical re-eftablidutient Few, bocrever, are the cafes of complicated cUßrefs b the diforder compared with the calamitous &mations of htectorsiao from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gwen ties of a tillonabie Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the uuavoidabe eourequence of dick pernicious habits. Where the tmhappy flatterer Wood, overlain mirery, but tang fullreoneads Ids misfortune, it may be tome conGetation fir him to know, that although it be an objent of doubt or 11,..-cav tainty with other Prat:thinners. the removal of tbefe DEF CIENCIES by this gradual progrefs of R =ovation is thee/noire. suave of my elperienet. If the rites of Bacchukor Venus urns begun to reduce manly vigour, much =zloty will be prevailed by an early counteraction of this languid date, sod is thont eaten no great dilleultics wig occur. But where this Deficiency has for years edified, a proper Pg. reverence Is indOpendbly regailiteto revive the Outabring fparhe of /Are, and to re-animate the CostUtoties. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long bees &appointed la their czpallations of a Family, may be Wend, that in molt Initances fuch dcfecßa are curable by Medical Skib. The SECRECY which Is to iambi to my undataldog, and the Qualifications which I ban prefomed to Rate, form the Baas ca' my Pretadloos, aid In coincidence with fir.b this ludo matioa is given, that Mr B may be bobbed perosudir (ci! by letters Inelofing a Omit note) at his hook, No. a% Arm. Strand, gear Tatiple-Mar. There Is an aciditional aim= In Water-Arm adjoin!' g. and the name's on both die doers. M. R. 11 — tfinf;t;er the koAl College of Sunteorts. LONDON: Printed for the Propricton, by JOHN DANIEL, ;) , : r eartiabrareet) at the Prat PIIIIITII4O-Of VICE. No. : erftreet ; and poblithed by LEVEL Kt. 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