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2 S lite Dania Bark Percides, from Arena boned to bisphr, laden-with Rock-filth : detained by foe Hector, Captain Join, Elpitirdbene, Pcbrii.try t The em bell Treimecolo la lielaide privateer, of three yin. and fifty-aniintn, *nun Ancona on a tinily: taken by the Pig. rely cutter, Lieut. Wi,:liant Shepileard, Fr brt.rF 18, tBl.l. The Rip tfitperonce, from *rinds, laden with fuk, cotton, and other merebantlize: taken by the Mercury and Mermaid, February iR, tE^l. Thc fipanifk fchooner Rofa, from Barcelona bound to Alexan- ' dria : taken by the Flora, Capt. R. G. Middleton, February 19, ISor. The Ftiglith fnow Edward and Mary, from Oporto bound to Falmouth, laden with beet, pork, and coals: recaptured by the Neticy, Lieutenant James Mein, February to, iEot. The (knot:, Settee Eento, from Scam bound to Pcrt Maurice, ladenvri,h wine: taken by the Mermaid, Captain Robert Olirer, February 21, :Sot. The Swrdith thip Proxidentia, from Meffina bound to Stock holm, laden with lemon juice and fulphur : detained by the licelor Captain John Elpliinftone, February 21, 1801. The Spanifh fitter St. Chrille, laden with oil and almonds: ta ken by the Mermaid, Captain Robert D. Oliver, February is, 180/. The Gene& fettce Vierge de Carmo, laden with wine : taken by Ditto, February 22, 1801. The Spaniel *time la Rhone, laden with oil and rice: taken by Ditto, Frbtloiry 22, i Pot. A Danith merchantman detained by the Generctix, Captain Manley Dixon, February :2, :Bc l. The French brig la Caroline. of tour guns, from Genoa bound to Alexandria, laden with ordnance [tares: oaten by the Speedy, Captain the Right Finn. Lord Vikount Cochrane, February ad, 180 i. The French polacrc Chip la Venue, of fix guns and twenty fix men, laden with fundry aterchandize, from France bound to Alexandi taken by the fquadron under the command of Capt. Thomas Louis, of the Minotaur, February 26, 1801. The Imperial baccolo Mana del Annunclade. frm Triefte bound to Hom tre e, laden wit h hemp : retaken by El o Corfo and Pigmy, from a French rivateer, February 27, 1801. The Gennefe Chip Virgo Peden', from Marfeilles bound to Ge noa, laden with falt and merchandize: taken by the Pearl and Santa 'Tercfa, February 28, 18ot . A Genocfc Tartan (name unknown) from MarliNes to Genoa, laden with corn: funk, part of her cargo fated by Ditto, tcbniary 11101. he French Tartan la Virge, from Marfdlles, bound to Ge noa, in ballalt : Icuttled by Ditto, February 28, 1801. A Greek vac! (name unknown) laden with wine and fnuff, bound to Alexandria taken out front under the guns of Marabout, and fci: tied by the boats of the Greyhound, Cap tain Charles Ogle „March 6, iBos. A French polacee, (natne unknown),laden with wine : cut out from under Aboukir Cattle, by Captain Maitland, -with forte boats of the fquadron, March 6, iZor. • A Greek eaieque, bound to Alexandria : drove on Store, off the Tower of Arabs,by the Paelatil and Vidturieufe,Marth it, !Sot. The French Avifo betadona di yanta Cerlaco, front Ancona bound to Alexandria, with troops, 82c.: taken by the Grey- , hound, Captain Charles Ogle, March is, iltot. The French Trebaccolo tAchille privateer of fix guns, front Ancona, on a entice: taken by El Carlo and Pigmy, March id, t 80i. The French Avifb TF.fprigle. from Brindife bound to Tarento : taken by the Modelte, Captain lelarttn Hinton, March 17, The French fhip la Julie Rnfalie. from Toulon hound to Alex andria, 1 .den with merehand'7c abd prnvifv..as : taken by la Misuse, Pearl, and Sen:a "rereft, March 20, 1801. The ?hatch I.:otbaid la Cour.zeux, from Toulon bound to Alexandria, Laden with fundry merebandize: taken by the Mercury, in fight of Sir John Warren's Iquadron, March 29, t6l. The French bombard St. Gerrift, from Tozlon bound to Alex andria, laden with Ittndst merebandize: taken by the Mer cury, Capt-in Thomas Roger*, March do, 18oi. The French brig la Gentil feconde, from Bayonne bound to Senegal, laden with bah. goods and wine: taken by the El Carmen, Captain William Selby, April 1, iSot. The Svnith fchooner San ;ore, from Santa Crux hound to Cadiz, laden with hides and cinnamon ? taken by ditto,April 6, The Spurns brig St. Francifco Paulo, from Alleant bound to Marfeines, tad= with barrels and oil token by the Santa Ternfa, Captain R. Campbell, April 7, 1801. The Spanifti xebec Santa :de Cartne, from Alendia bound to Paleta,laden with brandy,Bec.: taken by ditto,April 10,180 i . The Imperial brig bitiova Armicize, from Cyprus bound to Triefte: taken by the El Corfo, Captain ‘,llllarn Rickets, April ti, The imperial brig Padre Amamza, from McSna bound to Triefte, laden with cotton taken by ditto, April it, 18or. A Spantat xeb.e of fix guns, laden with Sardlnias: taken by the Speedy, Captain the Right Hon. I.ord Vifeouut Coch rane, April Id, 180 t. The fchoourr la.Madona de Coutta, from Ancona hound to , examitia : taken by the Vidtoricide, Captain John Rich ards. April i 7, 18ot. . The Cifalpine trmhacculo St. I.uizi, from tlpidore bound to Si- ' r.iclia, laden with wheat : taken by the El Corfu, Captain William Ricketts, April 17, :Zoi. La Super be French privateer taken by the Vincego, Captain R. lanes, April r 7, 18:1. The French tregaccolo Madona de Loretta, from Ancora bound to Alexandria taken by the Vietorieufc, Captain J. Richards. April 111. 1801. The Imperial brig Pimp:retort, from Tricite bound to Zante, laden with mercliandizc r: taken by Cl Corfo, Captain Wil liam Ricketts, April 19, tilau. The Spaniih bee bast Cbrifte, front Majorca bound to Bar celona, laden with oranges: taken Sy II.: Santa Terefa, Cap tain R. Can:plxil, April 2R, TL a Spanifli zehee Vir,„in del Carmine, of four gun., from Ma ]' j.eta bound to itLuleits, laden with oil: taken by ditto, A veil 28, tEot. .1 h, L.er.afe fhip St. Jofeph and Maria Vclocc, from Genoa to At .1 aodria, laden with braody. wine, and arnu taken by t h,. Pearl, Petcrel, and Vieloricufc, April 29, 18at. 7.1 2 Fr tech At Lin's Prudent, from Aneonabound to Alexan dria, ~don with provilitais. pow eler,ann%, and troops: taken by the y. n o.. p c.Detertnivic,and Te ro”want, April 27,1';•_:i. Fru - . al: Arch, la Prt:dente, twin ikOCIOI.I taken by the Wren, std Vielurienk, April 30, act. The Spanir ahrig St. A titonio, front Barcelona bound to A lexan dna, 12(1,11 with ordnance Sores: taken by the Greyhound, A . t. m C 1 ilea Oale, Maya. allos. A Sp. ,ift, P in no. of two runt, laden with corn, oil, Ste. from hi4or a Lot. k•I to Barn! .na I..ken by thr Speclty,('artain Hounatal 1- 1 gird Vifcinnit f.'ochratie, May 4, tBci. 't he Srinifh 114 Sacred an•ily, of twelve guns, from Alrear.t b a te. 2a ra, L,l:n r.tth tar, hats rop.. ice.: n S not art r. r.„ . ; •t:.in R. C'amplx:l, May 4.18 C, 1t partffi aelr c feta Isom IsiAa luanul !,. Larcelnita, .a.u.e. with cat: n 4,1,1 Ihroc. a taken by Otto. Nlav 4, 1801. The Fr. itch brig la Barthel. my tratifpon, frau botmd Cat , bager..... taken by the Mermaid, Captain R.D.Oliver, Mies :7, The ch3ti• Marhi la R dolor, from Th i rle..astht,.,.,nr, r siren by the Mondrioi, Captain Lat. \lay to, Tb. French %taro Ft altar, frost, Burk., a oh tronps I taint, hy Islay Frmeh T.‘ti..ni. rze de Idm from Burkr,:aith:2-..rsr• t. , .et, I •,,, 7.1 ,v 1”, - ; •,. J. ;• . L vit f'. bo.•••.1 to V. ta I . with ..n. i• • .- • • ••-1 f...: 'l.. t•.!. ti 1 t t' , , .• . a 21. t I .1. j"- ::• I Lori t." o• : I • 'to n men. :-• \I • ••••••••: I.••• • 1 A.. t. • -11 e. 1 1 7. ,; taken t •' • ' •. • a'. a a. • •-, r m• Lange s•t. by the t•iiu • 1 :'• ; I 1 . , . ..* I . •Ol t: I • .• • - ••R I, t - i 0..... 1 ▪ e-utehat '• •-d• 4 • • '• . le, Is •••r.,•• • • • - • •l• '.•• • O .19 j . t.-Aien 1 4 ; :ue 41.4: ; The ehaffe tnarte, la Trompenk, final Annetta : takes by the Ling. tch,oncr, Lieutenant Milne, ice. Jane 9, dot. l'h , rrari.c Lt Fdicite, from Ancona : taken by the Port 1%1 them, Captain Wiliiarn Buchanan, 84c. June 9,18 oz. The Spanith Tartan &lima St. Anna, from Algeciras bound to IVlalaga ith coals taken by Et Carmen, Captain William Selby, June 21,1lica. The chat* maree la Jorephine, from .Ancona : taken by the Port Mahon, Captain William Buchanan, Ste. lune 9, aoz. The Bonaparte, front Genoa bound to Alexandria : taken by the Vidlorirufe, Captain J. Richards, June to, 2801. The Spaniih polaere Nostra Senora dc la Dolores. from Alge ziraa bound to Carthagena, laden with copper bolts, mate rial, for making glue and paper : taken by the FA Carmen, Captain William Selby, June 21, z Sot. .1 Spaniih Tartan (name unknown) from Algetiras bound to Malaga, in ballast: taken by Ditto, June 11, 18ot. I.:, Tigre Tartan, a pirate of eight zumi, 6 and 12-pounders, and line torn, from Ancona, with plunder on board: cot out by the boats of the Mercury and LI Curio, June ay, 1801. Tin: Neapolitan brig Jem, Maria, Geifeppo, from Palermo bound to Leghorn, laden with wine, oilq, &c. fuppofed to be French property : taken by the Pearl, Captain Samuel J. BalLrd, June 25,180 z. The Denocfc Tartan Alesneorie Pinn, from Palermo, bound to Lez.born, laden wit► allum and wool : taken by Ditto, June - e - .5,183 r. The Neapolitan brig la Isfadone Adelaratta St. Michael, from Nap:'. I , o , util to Porto Fisrajo, laden with eons and wine : taken by Ditto, June 28, 180 t, having no proper papers. The NeapolitAdTartan St. Michael I'Ami del Pargatorie, from Nark. bound to Mallon, !aim with wine : taken by dittO, Jens 28, ißor, having no proper papers. A - french Tartan privateer, from Plombino : taken by Ditto, July ißot. A French Tartan (name unknown) from Piombino, in baba: taken by Ditto, July t, 28or. Three French Tartans ; run on (bore and deftroyed by Ditto, July t, The Atinas cc Pergatorio, from Barcelona bound to Alexan dria, laden with military fibres : Liken by the Bonne Citoy enne and ftitudron, Jaly sR, silot. (Signed) KIITII. Feedroyent, Lay of Aboukir, Augeft aB, atm MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-02210E, 110,1141112 21, 1801. 46 Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Patrick Hamilton, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Talbot, prommod in the 71ft . _ • Foot. 3th Ditto—Lieutenant William Irwin to be Captain, by per chafe, vice O'Reilly, who retires. 14th Regiment of Light Dragonos,—Cornet Matthew Kemble to he Lieutenant, by purelisfe, vice Slops, promoted. *Bth Ditto—Robert Millet, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Lang, promoted. . Colditream Regiment of Font Guards—Enfign Richard Becket to be lieutenant, vice Fre,icrick, deceafed. 2d Battalion of the Jft Regiment of Foot—Eillign Czfar An drews to be lieutenant, vice John Stewart, dmeafed. 4th Regiment of Font—lien:et:ant George Mayer, from the 7th lit'eft India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, Moe Wharf, who ezehanges. 6th Ditto--R °hat Kennon, Gent. to be Enfign, by purehafe, vice T - whe, who retires. 9th Ditto—Captain Henry Cranford to be Major, by porehafe, vice Marriott, promoted. 27th Ditto—Richard Giles, Gent. to be Enfign, by parchafe, vice Ellis, pi nmoted. 23th Ditto--Captain George Groves to be Major, by purchafe, vice Johnston, who retires; Lieutenant Me Honourable Edward Mullins to be Captain, vice Groves. 35th Ditto—l icutenant Cxfar C. Armen to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Clarges, promistad. 33th Ditto—Enfign Richard Murray to be Lieutenant, by pares chafe, vice Kmrney, promoted. 44th Ditto—John Cleland Guthrie, Gent. to be Enfign, by par chafe, vice Bondi, promoted. 4Sth Ditto—Lagn Francis Savage to be lieutenant, by pur chafe, vise O'l.rat y, who retires. 35th Ditto-•-ear...Tl the Honourable Godfrey Macdonald, from the 23d Foot, to be Major, by purchafe, vice Carru- then, who retires. 63d Ditto—Licutenant Brett Norton, from the 69th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Phi!bin, who exchanges. 65th Ditto—rnlign Henry Caldwell Stem&id to be Lieu tenant, by purchafe, vice Aveling, who retires. 69th Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Phiiblo, from the 636 Foot, to be Lieutennit, vice Norton, who exchanges. 71a Ditto--Lieutenant James Wintyre to be Adjutant, vice Armfirong, promoted. 78th Ditto--Enf John Dunbar to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe. N, w snuth Wales Corps--Lieutenant Anthony Venn Kemp to be Carain, by purchafe, vice Rowley, who retires. 7th Welt Indian Regiment—Lisutaunt Edward Wharf, from the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Mayer, who exchanges. BREVET. Co'oncl John Blake., of the a4th Foot, to be Brigadier-Gene :al in Lgypt only. Royal Forfar Volunteers. Captain William Don to be Major-Commaniant. Licutcnant William Adam to be Captain, vice Doe. Lieutc.ant Robert Carrick to be C ap t a i n. . . To he I LieutellalltaSeCOOdlltatallt Marten Webiter, vice %ism ;lames Scott, Gent. vicerarrick; John Dow,Cent. To tic Second 1 i.irenants—William Masa, Galt. vitt Web ' tier; John Adam, Gent.; James Wyllie, Gent. Nairnilarc Volunteers. Firil Lieutenant Ali :Ander Fakoner tote Captain. Second I ~Cut .rant Alez.intkr M'Arthur to be Viet Lieutenant, vice I . Icevicr. Second Li-ut cLaut n Cockburn to be Firft Lieutenant. To b.: J. enud I liellt :13%. --George Grant, Gent. vice M'Ar- Thar ; John :torn, (Ant. vice Cockburn ; Alexander Camp b:ll, Eat Sutherland Volunteers. ret Lieutenant Hugh Chet, from the Affynt Company, to be Lieutenant in the HelmefdaleCompany, vice M'Culloch, who er.chlr7cs. Licutcaant 111•CAlock, from the H tef lak Company, to be Li:loci...int in the Alrynt Cotnpany, vice Clark, a. Weft Sutherland Volunteers. Lieutenant Grant, on the Half-pay, to be Lieutenant in Jac Dumobin Company, trice D. Frafer, who religna. Whatby Volunteers. -• Ttinmal Vcorran, Celt to 11,7 Adjutant. MLMORANU[IM. .I!Tiftint-';urgcrin Sarnia, Young, td tbc tat!' Reritnent nt I.iy:3 1 ana l n.m•, i• foreiLded. beinr alifent without leave. Crininiiir , on in the Mirka ttlilitia, figncd by ill,. I.old Lictuenant.—Wenern Regiment. Lieutenant anal Atijtrant l(llll33 Burrow to be Captain, b:. Brrvet. rhted Ortobcr 3t, t' cf. Conimiai , ins in the Sulk Regiment of Miltia. fighc,l the Lord Lieutenant. :—..n vicc rr. , I)aw.r.'ol.:lt 3, :R:.s. . _ _ t; .riicu be Enno, vice Col. brook, n I 1)11 t . tl 40 , . in 11:c Lciccflcrflire 93ilitia. figne, by Cie Lord Littitcnma. 7'.743: • .•;, 1 ia. rn b • Capt..iu, vice l'ochin, refigne4 11,:, 1 f 1 Y.l 4 I. Ur I I- lir) t.-• he I.icutenant, vice Yorke, decrafet . I i •tad S r 0 01.. ot. VIECTII, Vitt Caner, rcligno . s'• 1, r,, 1••• I ,:fign, vice Hutlskins, rcfogno 11 .1 :!. •. • ", to be viec Ward, rciryrued. ; I c: An : to be Eueets, vise r. t:o ), t„, rr..i;;:t,T:ceßceres, raigned. t imktn;tiion fit the .virtfierflikt Militia, figncd i; D.ued Angnit td, tool. • r .t.t I• , Juta , joht litticts twit A4,6tat to t:,c v4tv :era BANKRUPTCY SUPERSPDPI). Pumenter Snit . h, of Budgc-row, Loudon, whokfale-drapes. BANKRIIPTS. Jeremiah Marthall King: of l.iverp 01, eoffee-houte-kreper, to furreoder Dee. 14, t 3, and January a, at two, at the GloVe Tavern, in I.iverpool. Attonity, Mr. Blackflock • Tempk:, London; or Mr. ?wheat, Lcigh.finct, Lice, p o ol. Samuel Broughall, of Yeaton, Salop, miller, Dec. 11, Is, and Jan. 2, at eleven, at the I.lon Inn, Shrewfbury. Attornicx, kobert Lloyd, of Prefeott ; or Media. J. and S. Pullen, rum . • ftrxt, Cripplepte, London. Jofeyh Couhoard, of Buckler/bury. London, warehoufeman, Nov. 28, Dec. 5, and Jan. 2, at ore, at ewildisail. Attorney, Mr. T. C. Jarkfon, Walbrook. !hat Noble, of Penrith, Cumberland, Ironmonger, Dee. 2, at three, Dec. 3, at eleven, and Jan. 2, P° tCn, at the George Pcnrith. Attnnaka, Mr. Richard Woraworth, S:aptes-Inn, London ; or Mr. Thomas Hutton, Pc irirh. Ezekiel Croydon, late of St,:urbridge, NVorcrfterth!rz, Ta'tcr, Dec. 7, at five, Dec. 8, and an. 2, at eleven, st the Crown, Stourbridge. Attornics, 'Meas.. Strong, Still, and Stran-, , Lincoln's-Inn, London ; or Mr. Roberts. Staufaridgc. David Moffatt. of Fleet-market, grocer, Nov. 27, Dec. 5, and Jan. 2, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attomie3, Merits. Pearce and Dixon, Paternolter-rmv. Robert Either, of Belford-Rtes, Covent-Garden, tailor, Nov. 24. at one, Dec. 2, at twelve, and Jan. a, at eleven, at Guild - hall. Attoruics, Marrs. Clarkion, Eirex-lircet, Strand. William Dyfon, of Madden, Yorklldre, dryfalter, Dec. 16, 17, at the Pack-Horfc, Huddersfield, and Jan. 2, at ten, at the Pack-Horfe, Robertown, in Din tall, York ire. Attornics, Mr. Stephenfon, in Holmfirth, near Huddersfield; or Mr. Batty; Cfialaccry-lane, London. DIVIDENDS. • Dee. a. John Plaftons, of All6;ints, Worreftcr, coach-proprie tor, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Worcdtcr. Dec. S. Edward Onion, late of Erato, common-brewer, at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, liriftot. Dec. S. Sufsainah Knight, of Aide' etc-Itrcet, cork-cutter, at . ten, at Guildhall. - Dec. 3. William Churchill, late of ~otnerton, melriler and common-brewer, at eleven, at the Red Lion inn, Somerton. BIRTH. On Saturday laft, at his houfc in the Royal Crrfcent, Bath, the Lady of T. J. Parker, Efq. of a i Rug iter. MARRIED. ...... On the z3th bilt. Mr. T. Merriman, or Marlborough, to Mtfs Clark, niece of John Clark, Efq. of P. ehute-houfe, neat Marl borough. DIED. On l'hurfelay loft, at Exmouth, the Lady of Lord Vifcount Galway. On Friday laR, at het boufe at Ham, is the county of Sur rey, in the fevemy-third year of her age. the Right Honourable Lady Jaliana Penn, .fourth daughter of Thomas Earl of Pom fret and reliet of the late Honourable ThrunasPrnn, b.fq. for ine;ly an hereditary proprietor of Peunfylvania in North ,6nie Rm. Oa the Sth loft. at her houre, Worrn!ey, Hens, in the 68th year of her age, Mrs. Sarah Jackfon, third daughter of the late George Edwards, Efq. of Barnard-Cattle. Werlnefday morning, after a feW days diners, aged t9 years, H. T. Carr, Efq. Captain in the Royal Crelhire Militia. At Lancefter, on. Saturday fe'nalght, fuddealy, Mr. James Lamb, houle-ca;pratcr, aged 45 years. A few days &ice, at Lestwood, in Ef:ex, Edward Bcnfon, Barrifter, and a Magill rate for that county. Turiday fennight at Kirkdale, near Liv,rpool, in her 19th year, Mita CroMey, eldeft daughter of Mr. Charles Crofsley, late of the White Bell Inn, Warrington. This unfortunate young lady, (whole talents and difpofition promifed fair to render her ufeful and amiable through life) bring greatly fatigued by the hurtful, of the preceding day, had fat down to her fevring late In the evening, when falling afleep, hrr cluaths caught fire; every polfibloreffert to et tlnguith the names was ineffectual Ore lanatiiited till the even lag of the following day. The following cafe was received by Mr. Thomas Wilke, hur ter ache Academy, Cole triter, from a, r,ied.ii,le to Iltie• man, who was recommended to take Dr. BRODI• m's Medi • eines by Mr. J. Cooper, Gentleman Farmer, at Leringt,m, near Ipfwich, who was himfell radically cured by taking the BOTANICAL SYRUP, with a requeft from the Patent foriu immediate Publication. AAGENTLEMA7; who is induced from his connedtions with medical men, to refrain infesting his name and addrits, withal fmm the pureit motion! of philan thropy, that his cafe may be made hnowa to every ailliniatie 'perton in the kingdom. For 18 years gait be had been (evenly afilicled with an aßhma, that every winter rendered his life very iincomfortible, the cough attendant on this complaint, generally attacked him at the beginning of every winter, and continued till the warm weather of the osilLing fununcr arrived, and to violent and alarming were its fpafmodie divas that many times it bas thrown km down on the I.or, dep rived of all fenfibility, and to all human appearance of life • by the advice of Mr. Cooper, above mentioned, he waited on Dr. Baonu id, took 3 bout:* of his NERVOUS CORDIAL, to which alone he attribute, the bleffings ota pelted cure, having paffeci through the late winter; with fearcely a memento of his old trouldefonie companipo, which bad not given him a wsel'. :dyke in 18 preceding win ters.— June a, 1801. JOHN HOG WOOD, late fervent to Mr. V. Simpfnn, of the Rote Inn, Bittingbourn, was for a length in time molt intole rably afßieled with a rheumatic complaint, which nearly ap proached to paralytic, to Inch a degree as to deprive him of the retire ufe of his limhs which rendered him incapable of walk ing or following his brthsefs; in this debßit.ded !tate he applied to fevend el the molt eminent of the Paculty without experi encing the butt (hadow of benefit; but by be us Itrongly re el) rnmenclid by feveral of his friends to Dr. iiindum's Nervous C calf al, purchafed at Mr. John Barnard's, bouktrilcr, sirting bourn, Is now perfedtly'reitor, dto his fiam,c •fih ;old O gler, is enabled totollow his bufinef, as ufuri with •.t iciling the leaf fyroptoms oldie above complaint, and is now coach man to Mr. Nit h. Salton, proprietor of the nittmeli,urn coieh. JOHN HO: :‘ 1 '001). Witneffes to the above Cure—Mr. V. SINIPsON, Miller of the Role Inn, bstttngbourn; Mr. JOHN BARNA kD, Rookfcller. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, to be had at the Dodoes Hourc, No. 9, ni-anent, (even loons from the I.evcrian NluCLum, Blackfriar. Brldv, in Dot at Z 25. t to. 641. and sit. bd. Ago, at lloldmis, Cornhlll ; and at Cackell'a, Strand, Lon.low-.-And, at Bath, Cruttwell, Glalgow, Baxter, Sheppard, Hull, Mr. Peck, Primer. Brighton, Donaldfon and Ca. Hambro', Mr. Remnant, tiirmln-ham Sw•butcy, ENO& Book!. Ber. " ' ""' • " " tiedford, itlandford, Simmons, iptwich, Middhdhcb, lflr of lelP.,;hr, Albin, .. . . Bury St. Edmund'., Dingle, Irvine, A. Vnun, , , merchant liridport, Margric ILA.cd.„ Binns And Cu. Ckeltvelham, Buckle, I.ynn, Gale:, ...'ambritie, Ore, I.eir.ll4r. :•qvitlen, :.interbury, Briftow, Lewes, 1 In•qt, Carlene, Joint, Manat It• r, I.ynck, liathans, EthlTlngton. 111.11•.. m.. .;iivcr, ... .. Mcgy and Co. Nt y, I .i!kr, _:hcftcr, Pauk and Sun, )1, vec .111,, NV:I...T, . . ,:hichcitt r, Phillipfon, Northampton, Dicey and Co )uhllo, Spdaniry and Co. Nottingham, Eurhage .m.IC. hnham, litmicrfun, Norwich, Stevenfon and Cu kal, Role, o.t lord, Jonc.. '• , VCr, Neale•, Plymouth, Nertl,/,,0, . _ krises, I.lr.,uglaton, Purrim ~,,, h, 11, hity, Drewry, Raading, Smart, and Co. dinburgh, ItaNtcr. SunderlAnd, bray. hlrfirs. rcwfbury, ked,Acts, ?tit fir... Davidron & Smrthamo .ri. Bah :r, and C.. Salirbury. l ollins, --- Mr. R. Scott, drug. Patton, St dent, conhaft. Paifl.y, Mr. A. E - irry.Mcrch .tter, ruonan and Sun, Tlackciizic, Cul&gc Grecn, ;ipurt, II .n.t,g I)nhlin. k 11) molt BurakfeUers and Medschn.-Venders in the titre. ardor.... •..• hating Ptrients core% with Maw 's dual k GI a will be itnctly A 335. Bottle contain, cqual to live (wall onto. RT-It.t;mArtc C,OZ ;T. THE Opinion of the Cott;',l),:ing ,r a petfeel tore is fully difprov,olio th ca' ,or ittg refpcetahlr Chamelors Attrr if any can be ionl foal-turd a, to vo•, , s u . t . 0: ~ they alntolt der:rve to Miler ail • r ~t ful diforder. To theft: I)r.GAklh:i R can a.l4h ence .4 other peering, r..!ltored to Ite.t . ,!'n !:t coo PI of them after ltariae fuffercd above z G, IGti r, l.fq. ;51.2. I)u!,e-1tr...-:, many years ailliet,d with the Gout, wt, eur:l !ry c. tr ; Pills, 1796, ant: will with pleafure raticty the j . I. I.A m r.s, TT+ Baker-ftreet. l'orm.:n 14 alnined wi'h G :my liparnis I.:s . . could nor rai After .4 or 4 u'el.ier in th ' • ntunw;l:iiii it to he laticrAi,tli,.: Dr. IS ; oT Lint of andl, ! his tir,ul,l,-r. V. Nn. 277, Whito.hopcl-mad. coacL &c. 25 roars afflict ti, Ww , curt-s 1 iu I 7.)7. Mr. MUM. Itla, krOptil tdc Foutitaiii, I..1?;W:, .. aillietld, but compleely cured in t.796._ Mr. MO RroN, OCCiClll.)llger, WCIM 010411:re, V 35 I tallied, but cured in fy9B.. ..... CIiALK GOUT. Mit I.Ew tiled afli.ctted yczr; ... th: r! Gout, cured '796, at thz Rcv. 111 r. %Vefl, y's 7-14. 1)r. GARD NCR'S Pill•lx.d Platt; rs nily he h,1:4 L . " unf, 75 and 76, Long Acre; of Howard ard I v , Clark and Shaw, Borough ; Hopi 001, , ; White Chapel-church; butt and llnhon, Royal i.xe!l•;. ;. , venders in town and country 3d. Sr tea. a box; 6s. lend on tine Lrge box. N. B. Any perfon whn takes a guinea boo, without r than have thc , r money returned !!!---ITnis is Dr. Gankees mahod from the NIVTIEN Profeilional Mnc of ecitictoon an d Iponfitdiiiy deviate from the tryncril item by ih loaion Of a peculiar Dmocit, the of long forcers the bed criterion of fit...Ali:tell , . . _ Eight years have I devote,' my pradice to the exelufirc meat of THREE DISCIitiIEAS, and the fueeeTsral tf my plan gives me additional ardour to oppore as far as able the ravages of that. complaints v..ll:ch arc the moil i,epdt . ant in the catalogue of human infimtitica. After initiati , al into every branch as an Army Surr,,,,i formed a with at an early perina of Iriaelic.. .0 rereu , .. ala from the igr.orattee of uneducated Men, or the eiu—is gerous peccipiiancy of general Practitioners. Tie THREE to the cureof whi,h I voted mv atteution, compriae every fpecies of Vt. INFECTTON. whether of a recent or long duration, , AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether smiting from the ha's Scltoolboys or the iutluteuce of mature azt, and latly (augment of the fy'tem in Wixnen which is called NESS or STER:Lur _ _ _ Numerous dh'eares are the refolt of ignorance or II di !in 111 treatment of a • •mpft Cuttorrhea,and it not rtifragn.at:v peas that the ftvls of Lifa are poifoned by the unguarded lour. By a lopes:or method fuck com? . .orai eaftly cured, and even where others have Lied, I tru.t t L.. I may prefuinc to ofi'.•r a radical re-eftablilliment. Few,however, are die carol of complid.dvd diftrtfs in s'‘'s diforder compared with the calamitous fituations of Mia,vi d Irons IndulgeneehiaBol.lTAKY VICE, or the prey sla ties of a faihioslable Life, arcuire that ita:r of Pi-14ljg is the unavoidable confeluerce of hie!' ral ie iota. h • ' . Where the trihappy hi/freer brood. r t ( or, hilly conceals his misfortune, it may he font,: him to know, that although it be an ohjirdt of doubt ne cart nr taisty with tuber Praditioners, the removtil tt: auk C.IE.NCIES by the gradual progn.fs of - Renovation it lb. ; went of my experience. if tae rites of &stechnor I.'t it to , t begun to reduce re.:nly viguur, much anzietywill be 1.r , v., ,, J by an early countcradion of this languid note, and in th. k cafes migrant difficulties will occur. But where this Dolldency has for yams e x a pro: ce ..t -feveranct i 641 rrc illte to revive the ilumbring i ; r 4 .ls of I.lk, and to to-animate thr Cenllitutton. MARII:ED WOII4I 7 LN. who hive lour betc in their espeldhitions of a 'Flintily, meyLe ahur..l, t' o: to matt inflames fuch tiefeas are curaitte by Medical ,;kift The SECRECY wl,,ich ettuntial to my un.!ertaking. and the 4:",alinendons sr:-ich I hire prs.futtud to flatc, fezm t:,e Bans ot my Pretenfions, and in enineidencemitb fu^h thisinti =don is given, that Mr may be eenEulted (or by kites incioling a Email note) at bts N 0.29, Ama dei-Effect, Strand, Imo* Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Watcr-itreet adjoining and the name is nn both the doors. M. A. Mesutwir of the Royal Cancer of Somers. 'PO THOMAS TAYLOR It , - Q No. 9, NEW SRIDOE-S I KELT, I oNEoN, DIAR iii, IFEEL i a duty incumbent upon me, t.) you of the very gwat and extraordinary ( ' u p ! .iyi roe ...al from your Inv.tht P %TENT About two yeurs ago I was attacked's-Ith a V. :. RI u i - Duna, which 1 treated rather nightly for fume time. bit .'.- Difeafc at length fpreading all over my Body, 1 W.l, 1.' , 11g,1 to apply to the nioft eminent of the Faculty, their alfordedonly temporary relief-1 went through variant. Court,. of Salivation. and from being rather of a corpoltut 14.ihtt Induced to a mere Skelctou. Tie Ulcers thai all oYi my limbs, rendered me a cun..lite tNeei fo t.. it :ny frienas defpaired of my r..covery. Vt'hrn troug7:t to this thairY:::. I confulered death as inevitable, but a rilatinn of mine cainwar. Ing upon the many Cafes in which y.iur b t.l faieciaalc-. • wa• induced to try a boa of thcm, which I tbouyl r lie .ed me, and t ••• l.rfever inc, for two or thret. mint •. • al fog prying your Dirt etions, l ciperit need the mnft in.s:enr ble Rclaxatirtn from Pain, the Sores gradually f u ;stlittn.-- now. thank GOD, perfeetlY recovered, and wa?k , .. , » out I doubt not but on: more box, which I think en "...it:: tot- . . %via ellaldifa toy in its of Una! ltrte. It 1; scab .: : heartfelt gratitude that Ifubfcritic niyfal, fir, your in • humble ferrant, - WM. Niancheftc.r. July t, tgot. P. S. For the put.lie bensii; ISo not ob . fra to rise aba' c in; publitbati, but kave yua w Act as your ••.rn j rr.ent than ditlate. - Prepared ay.! Sold by the Foie Proprietor. Tues. TAT! Member of the Royal Colley of (fervor.% London. .r hntf•, No. 9• Nee...Bridge-firer : Where, af•er a con:ml rshaenee of more than thirty-5z years, in a pradth:c particle ? direetsd to thc Lure of Vet:cr.-al Compri:mi. with t•' -- blc fc•r:cy which ni,:n of hi, Profcarn Ctoti/.1 always .A.i; • ` '. he ratters himfeli, the ad. let and alliftance lie yratuitoutly s tnittilter to perfoi., .rking this Medicine, will he efttemed. a dirctrning W. an advantage feldom to he obtained, ...s1 void oLanibiguity. Alfu Sold, by hi. A rp , intment, frr t!:c conv:nience of tbe s !c living at a diltance, et the Perfumer's, No.:1 t. St. Reset, Pall-Mall; hue Toy.4ltop, No. test, • •'. Diftorough'a, No. 7, : Mr. stc. It rS• No. t, Union-11l ow, Littit Tuvecr Hill: Mr. V. tr:g. lAinhurgh ; Mr C •Iwara, ; • Licsrpool ; Mr. Manche:Ter ; and br in every• confi.h r..ble .wn in green-bi it.till Pit.' it I ••• limns of only :.. each, tenit it up with titha.t.t I: .L %%hereby b. dun , either Sex may thc:l4..vca Secrecy. Safety. N. B. Every J:••1 lot I b t:rt:t-lt•ltain Is I:2l'd or a Stamp, on whieh, hylavont of the Cornwiflionrrs. t. pri• , t: : . Stamp-Or:X. 'l*.tylor, No. st, NtlY to im;:ate which is h e inny, an.: as nears are COWL. nog TO ROW. Sun rips Sun f , • I Mn rif•-• 49 minuteß after 7 I t t rn:nutn , Moon 4 4 Minutes atter : !1 WATER AT I ONDON-TIRIIVIE TO NIOKROW Nar ming cnlnvtr , attrr 4 Aft,rn-son - 5 t minute.' after 4 1.0 h: I.nnted t,r the Yror -ictefes, h. JOHN 11 AH I. !of T-Itrert) ,t the hr A• pia", n .. )..1.,a c:0-y-.!;vet; atid - .A. Sc.l 1.; I.IN , I, 1: .4 . 4. a: terhyry-t.1.2..c,1..m.h.1 , ). at 1 , 0 1. Carry- . .t". 1 . *r 1 t Tetitlle-e2r; .0 wh;ch OAr. 211 eatinn. tor the ED ralt arc nr.ticti4J to k drr