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L4IV INTBLLIGECNE. SHERRIFF'S COURT, MAY 29. aicifeeps C. BURN 6TT. This was a writ of enquiry of damages in an anion brought by the Plaintiff, a clerk in a re fpeetable Merchant's counting bottle in the City, againll the Defendant, a vender of Quack Medi cine., who Riled binifelf a Doltor, and - di ftributed hand bills, advertizing medicines which were to cure every diforder that man was lubjea to. The Plaintiff had laboured under a fcorbutic complaint, which frequently appeared in red fpots and flight eruptions on the face. He had applied to a regu lar Apothecary, who told him there was nothing unullial or alarming in his cafe, and that it wasl only neceirary for him to live regular, and take the mall fimple medicines. The Plaintiff, however, , fliortly after proved impatient, and having met with one of the Defendant's handbills, applied to him for relief. The Defendant undertook, for the fum of ten guineas, half ofwhich he was paid down, to effeet a complete cure, and for that purpofe he prefcribcd certain pills, the virtues of which were enumerated in his hand bills ; and to aid the qua lities of them, the Plaintiff was to rub an ointment on his face every night. The Defendant flatly enjoined him not to let his friends know that he had placed himfelf under his direaions. He went on thus adminiftcring his medicines, and occafion ally obtaining a guinea from the young man, who found himfelt front time to time getting infinitely work. He was reduced to filch a fituation that he was nearly deprived of the ufe of his limbs, and his fight was extremely impaired. In this fitua tion he acknowledged to his friends the error he had committed. The affiance of an eminent Phyfician was obtained, who found the Plaintiff in a (late of danger from which he hardly hoped to extricate him. He attributed it to the injudicious and indiferiminate tile of outward and inward ap plications of mercury and antimony. By proper treatment the Plaintiff recovered the ufe of his limbs, but the fight of his left eye was entirely loft. It was to obtain a fatisfaaion for this injury the prefent anion was brought. The witneffes con. lifted of Medical Gentlemen, who depofed, that the Plaintiff owed not only the lots of his eye, but the debility of his frame, folely to the unfltilful management of the Defendant. The Under Sheriff expreffed his furprife that caufes of this nature were not more frequently the fubjeets of inquiry in Courts of Juftice, confidering how the health and lives of the public were tam pered with by ignorant pretenders to Medicine. — It was nutter of regret that the Le filature did not turn its attention to an evil which had extend ed itfelf not only throughout the Metropolis, but every part of the Country; or it were to be wiflted Grand Juries would exercife the powers with which the Conftitution entrufted them. Such men as the Defendant could be eonfidered in no other light than as public pelts to fcciety ; a legalifed plague to (weep mankind from the face of the earth. The Jury confulted a short time, and returned a verdia for the Plaintiff—Damages .tool. The Songs mole approved at the Anniverfary of Mr. PITT'S Birth, on Friday laft, were the fol lowing : soNG.—vo 7 OM TONE OP TIE ANA CILLONTIC. TEL WORDS BY MI. 0101ILGE ROSE. To the &merman whore genius and judgment matur'd, From Gallic ambition, 'WM Anarchy's cry, To his country, her laws. and her commerce fccued•-• Cm Britons the grateful memorial deny ? • No jilt to his claim Of a Patriot's name, They trait not his merit to poptaesur fame; L member with pr ide what by CUATNALI done, And hallow the y that gave birth to his Soo. Rome's Senate dermal usher Worthies, ovations, With civic rewards Ilse encircled their brows; To a true Haiti& Worthy we pour our libations While our Senate her Orirrt rui lif:7l beams: AIWA Europe's alarms, With perfuafion's bleft charms, Britain's Councils be led, naus'd her Heroes to arms: In the dread wreck of nations her Empire maintainl, Her Spirit Enconqucr'd,her credit unftain'd. No Jacobin rites in our Fete fhall prevail, Ours the true Feat of Reafon—tbc foul's rockl flow— /Ere we chcrifh the Friend, and his virtues we hail, Eat the Gallic fraternal embrace difavow ; lmprcfs'd with his worth, We indulge in our mirth. And bright fhincs the planet that rul'd at Ms birth. Round the orbit of Britain, 0 ! long may it move, Like attendant fatellita circling their Jove I To :!te Councils of Pen', in an Rea that's paft, Mx high rank 'initlit the nations this city may trace ; though his ftatnc may moulder ' his mem'ry will laft tt The great and the good live again in their race." Ere to time's diltant day, Our marble convey, The fame that now blooms, and will know no decay : Our Fathers' example our bruits Mail infpire, And well honour the STE, as they bonour'd the Sire. 71e late Lad of CHATHAM.' • SONG,--witITTi.N ST Mt. CANNING. If kulli'd the loud whirlwind that ruffled the deep, The Bey if no longer dark tempefts deform ; Wlwn our perils are part, gull our gratitude Beep No—Here's to the Pilot that westher'il the florni I'. At the footitool of Power kt Flattery fawn; Let Paaion her idols emu* to the tics; To Virtue, iu humble retirement withdrawn. Unhban'd may the accents of Gratitude rife. And Bull net kir memory to Britain bedew, Whofc mamba.: with envy all nations behold... A Statelinan, unblafed by Int'reft or fear By pover uncorrupted, untainted by tad Who, when Terror and Doubt then tbenniverfe mired, While Rapine and Troikas their *madras unfurl* The heart and the hopes of his country umhetaled, And one kingdom preferv'd tnidft the wreck if the world Unheeding, unthankful, we but In the blase, While the bezinl of the Sun in fa stalefty thine, When he finks into twilight, with fondiwb we pse, And mark the mild Intim that gilds his decline. eckPITT when the cow:fee( thy grattnefs is o'er, Thy t alents, thy virtues we fondly meal ! Now juftly we prise thee, when loft we deplore; Admied in thy zenith, but kited in thy fall . 0 ! take, then—for dangers by vrildom For evils, by courage and conftancy bras d -0 ! eak., for a Throne by thy counfeb upheld, The thanks of a people, thy limners has fated I And 0 ! if again the rude whirlwind fhoold rife, The dawning of Peace ihould fee& darknefs deform; The regrets of the good, and the fears of the wife, Shall turn to the Pilot that weatheed the atom ! From ebe LONDON GAZETTE, May 29• MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAIL-OFFICS9 MAY 299 1802. - tit Regiment of Life Guards—Lieutenant Thomas from the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Cooper, I who exchanges. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant John Allen Cooper, from the tit Regiment of Life Guards, to be Lieu tenant, vice Anfley, who exchanges. icth Ditto—Humphrey Bowies, Geut, to be Cornet, by put , chafe, vice Chambers, promoted. 14th Ditro—Chuies Silvertop, Gent. to be Cornet, by pm , chafe, vice Mahoney, promoted. 15th Regiment of Foot—Eniign WilliaM Cote to be Lieute nant, by purehafe; vice Trcaciser, removed to the ad Lift: Guards. 18th Ditto--Enfign Jahn Dewar, from the 39th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Walker, promoted. 20th Ditto—Captain John Maißer to be Majorby purchafe, vice Power, promuted..—Licutenant Ralph rrington to be Captain, vice MAUL 34th Ditto--Enfign George Carnegie to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Dawfon, promoted. 49th Ditto--Enfign A. It. Heyland to be Lieutenant, by Per chafe, vice Cooke, who retires. 35th Ditto—Major John Cornelius Halkett to be Lieutenant- Colonel, by purchafe, vice Lumfden, who redres,—Captain- Lieutenant Marks Morgan to be Major, vice Halkett— Lieut. George Evan to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Morgan. lad Ditto—Charles Innis, Gent. to be Enfign, by purthafe, vice Munro, proMoted. 78th Ditto—Lieutenant Donald Macleod, from the Cape Re giment, to be Lieutenant, vice Angus Cameron, who re tires on half-pay of the Cape Regiment. Bth Weft-India Regintent—Lieutenant Robert Twaddell, from the 39th Foot, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Dillon, who retires. Royal Irith Invalids—John Law, Gent. late a Cornet in the 3th Dragoon Guards, to be (Luarter-Matter, vice Aber crombie, deceafed. Royal Military College—Captain Charles Stone, of the t6th Light Dragoons, to be Paymafter. BREVET. - - - Major-General George Nugent to be Lieutenant-General in the Mend of Jamaica and its Dependencies only. Major Robert Hottyman, On half-pay of the late York Fuzileers, to be Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army. Kirkaldy Troop of the Fifethire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Colonel Ronald Ferguffon, on the half-pay of the late y=d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vlte Ofwald, dceeafed. Plympton Maurice Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Ho:arse:ton, 11q. to be Captaht. Lieutenant Joreph Weeks to be Captain. MEMORANDUM. The appointment of Captain - A - Teiaitkr Jekyll Chalmers to be Major, by purehafe, in the aoth Regiment of Foot, vice Power, promoted, m Rated in the Gazette of the 26th of Sep temberlaft, has not taken place. The appointment of Lieutenant John Hama to be Captain, by purchale, in the zoth Regiment of Foot, vice Chalmers, promoted, as fisted in the Gazette of the 29th of December laft, has not taken place. ORDWANCIi-OFFIC2, MAY 21. Royal Regiment of ArtMay—Captain-Lieutenant Edward Wortley to be Captain. vice B. D. Hooke, retired.—Dated May is, iSoa. Ertl-Lieutenant Charles C. Clifton, to be Captain-Lieutenant, BIRTH. On Taefday laft, at Hinton, in HaMAIM, the Lady of Thomas Kingfcot, ECq. of a Goa ------_ IN INDIA. On the 12th of September, Mrs. Troetkr, of a daughter. On the 6th of September, the Lady of CapUin Glegg, of a daughter. On the 22d of Augnit, at Bankipore, Mrs. Feetaby, of a ton. At Berhampore, on the 28th of Auguft, the Lady of Lieu tenant H. Tanner, of a daughter. On the 31 ft of Auguft, Mrs. Cafey, of a fon. vise Wortley.--Dated as above. Second Lieutenant James Ballard to be Pith Lieutenaot, vice Clifton.--Dated as above. Captain-Lieutenant Alt Lauda Duncan to be Captain, vice L. O'Brien, retired.-Dated as above. Firft-Lieutenant Richard M. Berleigb to be Captain-Lieute nant, vice Duncan.--Dated as above. Second-Lieutenant Thomas V. Straubensee, to be Fit* Lieu tenant, vice Burieigli--Dated as above. Second Lieutenant William Latium to be Fite Lieutenant,vice John Armitrong, retired.—Dated as above. MARRIED, ...... A few days ago, at Linton, Mr. J. Cockburn, aged 72, to Mifs Skelton, of Skipton, aged 20, and the daughter of his niece! On Monday lift, at St. George's, Hanover4quare by the Rev. John Deake,Rdntund Griffith , Efq. jtus. to Mif a Capper, of Bcntinck-ftrcet. IN INDIA. On the 18th Anguft, at Tatmah, by the Rev. Mr. Wade, Enfign Thomas Garden, of the Bombay Military Eftabliihnient, to Mifs Graham. On Wednefday the rath Qt. Sir Philip Ainflie, of Pliton. On Wednefday fait, at his lodgings in Jefus College,Ogrord, I after a lingering Muds of above nine years, the Rev. joleph Hoare, D. D. Principal of that Society. Prebendary of Weft-! , miniter, and Redlor of Turwetton, Northamptonildre. This gentleman attended the late Earl Harrows to the Court of , Mecklenburg Strati, in 176 i, and had the high honour of marrying our gracious Queen. At Hull. of an apoplexy, aged so, Mrs. Craven, tell& of the late John Craven, Efq. of Beverley. At his hook in Parh-fquare, Leeds, Major Nevnnareh, for merly of his Majefty's 47th regiment afoot or Royal Father's, and late of Browaberries, near Leeds. At )(Malec, Mifs Dorothea Alien, only daughter of Jonathan Allen, of laid place, E At Park Barracks, Dublin, Mr. Charies Mayld, Qmarter- Maiter-Sajeant in the sd battalion of the 46tit regiment. On the asd MR. Mrs. Sarah Newman, wife of White New man Efq. Newpta-ftreet, aged 62. New man, after a hart illads, at the apartments of her fitter at Somerfet Honk, Mifa Margaret Forreft, of Einfield,Berkfhire. On the isth init. aged so, Mr. George Homer Joy, fon of Michas) Joy, Efq. of Richmond. Lately, Mr.Baltam Machin, of the White Hart Inn, That elumt, egad 64. At Edinhaugh,thc sph loft. Mrs.Horiburgh, wife of Edwin Huriburgh, Efq.New-ftreet. At Pre tick, near Ayr, the I 3th init. at an advanced age, Mr. Alexander Bradfute, formerly one of the Grammar-School matters of Glafpw. At Burftwick, in Holdernefs, in the prime of life, Mr. Richard Cragga, a refpedable farmer at that place. At Glenrath, on the 17th inft. Mr. Robert Laidlaw, 4,11 fon of Walter Lakilaw, Efq. of Hymiltope. At White fi de, Adam Smith, Efq. of Wldtefide. At biluircik, on the eft in*. Mrs. Henry, wife of Captain Henry, of Cork of Monellie. At Greenock, Mrs. Mary Kyle, wife of Mr. David William fon, merchant. At his houfe at Pomroy, county Tyrone, Reit. Lowrie, Efq I .ately, at Guildford, aged 84 years, Mrs. Douglas, of the Crown inn. , At Fort-William, the sth loft. Dodlor John M'lntire. Lately,at Wincheiter, Charles Knott, Efq. Auditor and Stew ard of Wincheiter College, and upwar ds of so years a raped : able Attorney in that eity. BANKRUPTCY S 1 Fames Meyeoek, of liroad-itreet, Saint Gila and Saint George, Bbondbury, habeaditer. BANKRUPTS. Jefeph Buda, now or late of Rickmanfworth, Hertford& eenifaillor, dealer and chapman, to furrender June I, 12, and July to, at ten, at Goildhall, London. Anomie., Mars. Rife and bluunings, Gray's-ten-frare, London. Robert Freetrain:, late of Crown-court, Broad-area, and now of Coleman-Itreet, London, infumnee-broker, dealer and chapman, June 8, z 5, and July to, at ten, at Guildhall,— Auomies, - Mars.Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry. Swab Beaton, of Yeovill. Somerkaihir" e, habeniallter, milliner, dealer and chapwontan, June 5,19, and July JO, at twelve, at thdldhall, London. Attornies, Mars. Gregory and Brookes, Wax-Chandlers'-Hal, Outterdane, London. Benedict Paul Wagner, of Great Manehelker-ftreet, London, merchant, dealer and chapman. Attorney, Mr. Gatty,Angel court, Throgmarton-areet. Abraham Brown Whitley, of North Shields, Northumberland, merchant, June 14, 15, and July to, at eleven, at the Shake (roue Tavern, Ne srullle-upon:Eyne. Anomie. Mr. Flet cher, North Shields; or Mr. Hall, Carey-itreet, Inn, London. Thomas Ridgway, Andrew Dodfon, and Samuel Ridgway, of Liverpool, merchants, late partners in trade, June 29, 30, and July 10, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Actor- Mel Mr. Edward Blackßoct, Liverpool; or Mr. Thomas Blaekitoek,Te.uple, London. William Wilfon the younger, of Hay-Park, Vorirthire, earn fader, dealer and e.hapinan, i ci tz i tzo, and t i dy to, at eleven, at the White Hut Tavern, -upon- Attendee, Mr. Ralph Ellis, Curfitor-Brat, London ; or Mr. Robert Gallant, Kingllon-opon-Hop. James Kilpatrick, of Pope's-Had-alley, London, merchant, dealer and Chapman, Jane 5, 26, and k luly 10, at eleven, at GaildhalL Attorney, .Lee, Tante tourt,siemple. Matthew Caullith, of Whitebaven, Cumberiand, mercer and woollen-dm/4r, dealer awl charms, June ti, z 6, and Jaly an, at ten, at the StrAfford Arms Inn, Watelield, Yorkaire. Ateornies Mars. Allen and Exley, Furniv.irs-Inn, Loudon, a. Mr. Amebas*, Wakefield. Peter Crichton, late of the Duke on Horfeback Aloonfe,Wool. with. Kent, vidualler, June 5, -at eleven, June 25, at twelve. and July in, at fix, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr. Berne, Greenwich; or Mr. Banton, Swain-yard, Blackman. Orme, Southwark. Henry Palle n and Thomas Balsam, of Exeter, coalmserebants anti partners, June z 7, 28„ and July to, at fourot the Bear Inn, Eider. Anoraks, Marrs. Follett and Williams, Exeter, or Mr. Benjamin Follett, Paperaulblinga, Temple, Landon. lUelvard Robrus, of Liverpool, briehmaker, July a, 3, and to, aspic, at the York Haig, LiverpooL Atownies, Mr. ant. wood, Rainfarins.Gank 2, Liverpool; ot Mr. Windk, Ban- London. DIVIDENDS. Ones. Thomu Kemp, now or late of Knareiborangh, York &ire, das-dreKer, at ten, at the Crown and Ben Inn, in Knareinerame& June 5. Thome Tinfou, of Charimierds, Mildlan, Ever &filth, dealer and napalm, at twelve, at GuildhaL June 5. Nrdliam ilitschatn, of Totteahatm-Court-Roed, data at ten, at Guildhall. Jane s. Humphrey Wood and Jefeph Harlon the younger, of the High direct, Southwark, oilmen and corral:nu twelve, at Guildhall. June s. llamas Bowdlge, of Lime-ftreet, Landon, &dor, deakr and chapsnan, at we, at Guildhall. Just 7. William Harris, late of Birmingham, button-maker, at eleven, at the Stork Ta•trO f Birmingham. June 9. William WOOttoll, late of kaide7, Staffoallkima, hat ter, dealer and chaps an, at given, at &eery= Ism, Itmgeley. Crisis Gaactte alfo contains Addreffee of Campania= to his Mefty, on occafion of the Peace, ham the Have:Atka of Oxford and Cambridge, the General Affembly of the Church of Scotland, the Mayor, Bailiffs, &c. of Oxford, the City and County of the City of lAchfidd. the City of Glagow, the Bo roughs of Carol's, Dumfries, and hrrerkeithing, the Town and Port of Seaford. the County of Ault, sad the Royol Borough of qtralldeTTYl SEIVESTRATIONS, &c. IN SCOTLAND. fTO BE LET, Furniffied. and entered upon ir-trealiat , le, Creditors of William Smart, Vintner, in Glafgow, to call on ! BA RFORD HOUSE, tica r Downt...., '.l'i: . s ; Francis Blaikie, the trustee , June 2E, at eleven o'citck, ro . with walled Gardens, Hot.houfes, Stables l'o:wh-h....*,.. receive a final dividend. , and all other convenient Offices, and 26 Acres o.' Patiore I Aint, Creditors of James Allan and Co. Splrit-dealer, in Glafgow, ' late in the occupation of the hart of Maltitelbury. .‘b.mt :a to call on Malcolm M'Murrieb , .ruerchant, In Glargow, the , Acres more of Failure Land t a rty bh h e ad I t re 4 :r -.A. :•.7. the trace, on 20th June, to receive a finaldividend. ; Manor of Hamptworth, adjoining toDnwntor, will he ht with Creditors of James Drummond, of Cowie, to lodge their the above.—Barfuril-Hourc is oil lix utile .. hon. :;aliroury. claims in the office of Mr. Bruce, depute clerk of &Mon. Empite of Mr. Aruey, CIA., santio l gy :,„ „i Ns i,.. 740 . 4. betwixt and ad June. . and, Pownton, Wilts, who will thew the Pr. rifiv. . The truftee for the Creditors of Adam Smith, drover and DISEASES of the URIN.% R V CANAL and VF.NEREAL cattle-dealer in Mains of Farrell, county of Aberdeen, has , COM PEA I NTS. applied to the Court of Seffion to be difcharged from had 1 office. I MR. DUFOUR informs the Puhlic,thar he may Henry Watfon, hardware merchant in Edinburgh , to be pub-' +TA- daily be confulted gratis, Ervin v to 3, at itis boat, No. Hely examined in the Sheriff Clerks Office, on the itch and '3, Frith-Rip Soho, Loodoe, in all cafes of Olifiraeli..as, astli days of June. at one o'cloelso--Creclitors to meet in the Stridures, 0....t5, Semis:A Weaknefs, Inrontinericy of Urine Royal Exchange Coffee-houfe, on the 26th June, at twelve Fistula., Impotence, and debility in either Sex, bee. Frets o'clock, to give inttrudtions to John More, accomptarit In extensive Practice in this department, to wisiaii he has ton- Edinburgh, the truttee.—Claims to be made betwixt and fined hindelf for many years, he offers a method of cure, mild, 14th February. efficacious, and which prevents a Marie. • :oho Heugh , Merchant In Dundee , to be examined In tbe'Flic. Mr. DI; FOUR, Cole Proprietor of Daran's ceit:heatea (~,„,, riff Court-room of Forfar on the Sth awl 59th days o f une , dicated) Boogies, has oltintately fo Improved them, by iiist:l. at twelve o'clock. Creditors to meet on the 21R of June, ing them of the irritating effects of common Bouyies, Oust they fame hour, in A. Morren's, vinmer,Dendeesto give minim- fucceed where conflict and other violent means have (tiled. dons to William Small, writer in Dundee, the trustee For t h e Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in pod: fion of Claims to be lodged on or before 3d February. I .Daran's Remedies, ha mild the they lender continciocm or - i mania In diet uniteceffery. lii enable him to attend patients at their own boafes, Ise has provided the aiGflance of a Gentle man of the Faculty. Perfons in the country may be cured by Bating their cafes In letters, nett paid. Jolt publithed, prire 25. 61.1. Fifth Edition, enlarged—A T ry r: l atif pto e nt o i n a tle above care s et C0 0. 11111 , 1:41 1 1 , • : in g a nf 4t ul c an d d wi da th n i g7rp V l2 4 s tiellit et. reds et Cauftic Boogies; an improved method of treatiig ge. norrhilas, Ste. Btc. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-coot, Soho, and H. D. Symonds, Pateratiftcr.row ; alto to be had at M'Quctres. Exeter-Change. and at the Author's. WHEN PtAeilional Men 4,t educattori and re. fprufibiety deviate-from the general tylient by the le dtkin of a peculiar Branch, the final= of long continued uccela Is the bat criterion of fu;:eriority. Eight years have I devoted my praCtice to the melutive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS and the fuccetsful rduk at my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as for as I am able the reoa,ges of thole crnnplaitns which are the moft import ant In the catalogue of human toilet:lßM. Atter initiation inn) every branch: as 1111 Army Bargees. formed a wine at an early period of Priebe* to edam individu als from theta:mime d uneduested Mt-n, or the equally doe gnaws ptedpitaney of geserat PraCtidoners. • Tbellift,EE DisORDFRS, to the cured which I have d. :Mod my attention, comprise every fpceles of VENFREAL INFECTION, whether. of a recent or long diameter. —tali AB kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariling front the habits se Schoolboys, or the it:intake of mature age, and billy that dis raitoonent of thelidian to Women which is called BARREN. NESS of STERILITY. Nuoutom dffeales are the refit* of ignorance or haute fn the treatment of a fun* Gonentica„and It not unfrapently hap. pent that the feeds of Lite arc poifoned by the indifcretioo of sa unguarded hour. By a fispetior method Each complaints :iv taßly cured, and even whets others have failed, 1 trust that I may prefumeto offers radical re-eltablithment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftttfa In the diforder millpond with the calamitous fiettations of Menotthe from indulgence inasoLunkkir vicv.ot the prevalent Gait. ties of a Whit:cable Life, acquire that hare of Debility whkb is the unavoidable confequence of Cacti pernicious habits. Where the unhappy liderer broods over his mifery.but care folly conceals his misfortune, it may be force confolatlon for him to know, that although It be on .ohjeett of doubt or saw. Wary with other Prailltioners, the removal of thefe DEFT CIENCIES by the gradual pintas of Renovation is the sequins. merit of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus hays begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early eounterachion of this languid ham, and in drat cafes no great difticultim will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years exifted, a proper Per. kveranccisindifpuifibly req.-Mete revive the flusubring kw*: of Life, and to rc its at • the Conftitution. MARRIED WOA . EN who have long been difappointed in their expectations of a Family, may be allured, that Id lances loch dietetic are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is fo er.e.ntial to my uniertaltiog, oat the Ctialiheations which I bast prefunksi to date, form the Bafis of my Freudians, and in coincidence with twit this Hui madon is given, that Mr B.— may hr rionfultedrefitnatht (or by letters inciofing a (mail note) at hN haute, No. ap, Arum del-Orect, Strand, near Temple-Bar Then: is au additional entrance in Water-Area adjoimi g s and the name Is on both the doors. IS Ilefettew nt the rolLre To the AFFLICTF.D uith GOUT ond RidEUMATIAL r E`HOUGH the great Sir Ed war.A Hulfe tired to - 1 - fay, that " the Gout was the Opptobriew Atelfwerew,"-.. that is, in plain Englifh—" the Difgrace of the Faculty ;"'atal Dr. Ward would only admit of temporary Relief being obtain able in a confirmed Itheamatifm ; yet, could thofe bright IA• minaries of the Medical Woti.l rife from the dead, Dr. BIODUN is perfuatkd, from never falling Experience, that their Aosta.. extent at their Refurrzelion, would he ttothing to their admira tion at the micteolous Effects which have Arifen from a few Dofes of his NERVOUS CORDIAL; wh;ch, in the mod ob abate Cafes, have wrought Poch wonderful Cures, that this Gouty and Rheumatic will have cattle to ULT. him a nd pray Gar him, as its Inventor, as long as the remembracice of Wail& and Safe reft•ired can poffibly be tenable on this fide the grave. Lieut. W. PARDOE, of his Majesty's Gun-Val::! Fsmteess. Sir—lt Is with infinite fatisfadtion I acknowledge the excel. lessee of your Botanical Syrup, which has entirely relieved ma from the molt excruciating Rheumatic Pains and contradioss of the Joints, which I have been Oita= with upwards of tea months. Be affural I !haft recommend your valuable Medi cines to the utmoft of my power.—l remain, Sir, your ray obedient humble (errant, Lieut. W. PARDOE. Plymouth Dock, July 31 deo. Witner" to the above Cure—L. Congdon, Printer and Sta. timer, No. 32, Fore-ftrat, Plymouth Dock. JOHN HOGWOOD, late (errant m Mr. V. Simpfon,of the Risk inn Sittlogbourn, was for a length of time molt intole rably afiliEted with a rheumatic complain, wjsieh nearly ap. proached m paralytic,to fuck a degree as to deprive hint of the entire ufe or his limbs, which rendered him incapable of walk ing or following Ids lutfinefs; in this debilitated Rate he applied to resets! of the molt eminent of the Faculty without eared. awing the !salt Maslow of benefit; but by Wm& limner its commended by leveret of his friends to Dr. Brodum's Nervous Cordial, purchafed at Mr. John Barnard's, bookfeller, 4itting bourn, is now perfedihy reftored to his former health and ri gour, Is enabled to follow hit bufinda as ufual without feeling the Raft lymptoms -ache above complaint, and is now crack man to Mr. Nick. Samoa, proprietor of the Sittingbourn coach. JOHN HOGWOOD. Witnefres to the above Cure—Mr. V. Simpfou, Mader ef the Ras Inn Sittingbourn; Mr. John Barnard Booed:cr. The Botan ical Syrup and Reltoratice Nervous Cordial to be hadat the Dodoes houfc, No. 9, Albion-tireet, 7 doors from the Le verean Murrain, Surrey We of illackfriars•bridgc, is bottles at 11. as. ts s. 6d. and ss.sd. (duty included) Medicine Warehouk, No. 291, Strand ; alfo of W. Sedzia. Printer and Bookfelkt, at his Medicinal Wareho ufe, No. 1, Viao-ltreq; who has received a large and frclh !opt); 7; 111 , 4e1... fan arid Mlft, Oak-fin:et ; Brewne, Tolicr ; C. F...a ikidgoAreet ; Reed and Sheppard, Ballo' ; Meyler and Cr L. ,well, Bath; Moles. Goadby, Sherborne ; Mr. R aikss, lop ;seller; Mr. Tymbs, Worcefter Mr. Tasman:l, Dutt t. I • lisdiancy, Birmingham ; Spillkury and Co. Mary-(!feet, tin,. and 1 , • - Printers, Bookrellers, and Venders ot A t arns, die 'Three .. ' To there Ladies or Gentian= bordering on the State of Ma. itimony, the Dodbor would particularly recommend the ilats- Aka Syrup, (prlorto their appearance before the Altar of Nl ' men), who arc in the fmalleft degree apprehenrise of the ryfter. l ace being entirely round, or fulled to relaxations of the folios. LONDON: Printed for the Propm-tors, by JOHN DANIE:• grirfea nehy-ftre et ) at the STAR PRINTING• OI t I C i, No r. -dram; and publifhed by LhVEL 1. NT (of Ca,- urban -ghee, Lambeth), at No t, Carey-ftreet, and at tb 4 STAt•Ortes. Tees.fie•Baz ; to which Office all cermauer time teethe Boma are requited to beaddreffed. IN INDIA. On the tads September, onboard the Fort St. George, at Kedegree, Edward Moore, Efq. of the Hon. Company's Civil Service, at Bengal. On ie bth September, Mrs. E. Honeycomb. On the Bth September, in Fort William, Mr. Woodford, Cadet, on the Bengal eßablithment. On the Bth September, at Calcutta, Mr. Richard Seeger. At Rangoon, on the 9 th May, 18 0 5 , Captain Peter Landa man. At Madras, on the ath Aoguft, at the Garden-tioufe of the Right Hon. Lord Clive, Major Alexander Grant. of the 6th Regiment of Native Cavalry, Private Military Secretary to the Right Hon. the Governor, Commandant of the Body Guard, and Town Major of Fort St. Gone. At Madras, on the 24th Anne., in the 28th year aids age, Lieutenant Wm. Cattle, of the Engineers. At Tuticorin, ot the wounds he received at Panjahmathorchy, Lieutenant Torriano, of the gth Regiment of Native Infantry. At Bombay, on the 54th Await, Lieutenant F. Higginfon, of the Marine. NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY, EXCHEQUER ANNUITIES, and GLOBE SHARES. MONTHLY SALE. TO BE SOLD Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, June 4, at twelve o'clock, at Cutaway's, Moor alley, London, THE GrAnd Junction and Paddington Canal— Original Shares, Half Shares, and Optional Loan, bearing 5 per Cent. per ann. The Stourbridge Naviption—Three Shares. The profits' are t 41. to. per &are per annum. The Crinan Canal in Seodand—Twenty Shares of Sol. each . The Logan Navigation in Ircland...Tbrec Bomb ay soo r each, bearing s per Cast. intezeit, paid half yearly. Two Ex chequer Orders of soL per swam AM Twenty-five Globe Agurance Shares. Particulars at Hatehett's Hotel, Piccadilly ;at Gateway's; and of Mr. Scott, Ludgate hill, London, who is coownieioned to fell part of the above, and Shares In various Concinns and Eftates, by Private Contra& INSTANTANEOUS REI the many in (lancetthat ave occurred of the --- 1 - TAmtreindinary ilian ; elßesey la the rdid of the emit excruciat ing palm in the head, by the appli of Dr. =ADCs CE PHALIC FLUID, or Anodyik fence for the Head-aeb, the following moil remarkable Document is added for the fads factinn of the Public: To Mr. Oardner. Apothegm', olgorpe-fret. Sin—Yefterday I was reined with a molt violent i tadA Acb, and in coufequence wakunable to attend to bands. I thought of trying what effect Dr. Blair's alphas Fluid would • have ; and, men efts it according to his diredtiens, I was re lieved almoß inftantaneoully front the violent pain, add in a - few minutes was entirety relieved from it. This inforroadon I have fort you. that others labouring under the fame violent complaint May have it in their power to procure relict And am, Sir, your obedient fervent, " Sept B,:Sot. " S. CHEYNE, 'Anhwei." Sold, by appointment, at Cockers Medicine Warehoufe, No. 219, Strand, 7th honk from Temple-Bar, price sa9d. duty included; and fold retail at all relipedtable Medicine Shops. Obferve the fignature, j. CacIAU, in his hand-writing, without which none - are gamine.