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MI ~1 I • ~ ~~ 4i~,~. I ligig 'Ni From the LONDON G4Zh . TTE, Derem!er 3. ADMIRALTY . O,IIICII, DBCEMB^•.R 3. Cr;IT tiff Letter from Vice Admiral Lord Collin - gwandi Com 'mutter in Chief& hit A:ajetty'aShipe and Vela; in the Me dit.-I.7.tneln. to Irtiliarn Aladdce, eq. demi on board di Am. e- Cape Sparta, Noll. 9. enclnft, for their Lordfhips' information, the Tiutsc's retorn of !tined and wounded in the affirm with the combined fleets mr Cape Trafalgar, :he 2r ft ult. whi.:h I received yeller day, and now compieres them. I ant, &c. (Signed) C. COLLI NG WOOD. ko alttrael of the Killed an' Wounded on board his Majefty's ftip the l'onant. in the adlinn with the combined fleets of France nJ Spain. off Cape Trafal:nr. the aifl. of Odtaber. Kt Petty Ofieer, :6 Saamen. and 9 Marines, TotaL•6. Woi N DED-2 Officers, 2 Petty °Mem, so Stumm, and a' Ma wines. Total sc. ICILLEDt.Wii.i2III Brown, Midalirlll4ll. OIfICIEIVI Wet NP).D. Lk Idea Tyler, Captain; Richard Little. BontGrain ; Allen, Clerk; Henry Ready, Mailer's Mate; the three Lit litshtly. (4igned) c. cn L LI NOW 00D. DISTIRBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. To the Sat Jofef, fur the recapt are of the lltip Ilarzillai, Fels. z 3, 73)5,a di aributilti will be made oar hoard the San iota, et her arfgval in o‘ot, and rgxalkd at No. xB, Clemelit's lan, for three months, every Tuesday and Friday. The Mapidenne, for the capture of feventeen vefkls be tween the 22d of May and slitts of Septcmiu.r, will he said at No. 2, I.;ttle Scotland-yard. To the cutter Sheernefs, a diftribution of the Earziilai was 12 , 2de at No. 32, Great George•ttrcet. Plymouth,this day. The Latona, for the capture of the SpaniDs (hip la PtsriPu'ma Coneeptione, alias la Sufanna. January• ti, iSor. will he phi at Plymouth every Tudday and Friday,alid recalled for three ntonths. To the Rapid, for the capture isf the chalk tonne la De. ar m May 30, zgo ;, diltribution will be made on board on her arrival at Plymouth, and recalled for four moods' at the houfc of Mr. Francis Wyatt, Plymouth. MILL CARY PROMOTIONS. •Ak-OFFICE, DEC. 3. aft Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Licurenant Jr•hn TrVirral, from half pay of the t6th Light Dragouto, Ibe Lieutenant, viceWindliamorlo exe.hangcs; Lieutenar• J' . mea CrarhAtrode, from tke tsth Light Dragema, to be Lieutenant, without put chafe, vice Turner. promoted. yth Ditto—Cornet William Hay to be Lieutenant. without pur. chafe. Wee Power. promoted. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoon--Captain Samuel White. from t%e tooth Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Bayly, who ex changes. Codftretm Regiment of Foot Guards--F.of gn H. W. Vhcbell to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Sir John Gordon, - - porfoied. 7th Regiment of Foot--Gtorge Thomas Wi!liana Wallace. Gent. to he Lienttnant, without pnrchafe, vice Swinburn. reftgood ; Robert Naffan Sutton, Gent. to be Lieutenant, without pur 7 chafe, vice Jones, fupetfeded 14th Dittn—Enfign Adana Hunter to be Lieutenant. by purchafe, vice lunch, whs. retires. =6th Ditto—Captain Matthew Mahon robe Majoe,without por thole, vice Smith. promoted in the Nova Scotia Feneibles. 13th Ditto--Enfign Janus Strang to be Lieutenant, without per chafe, vice Hill, promoted. George Fergana. Gent to he Ent pn, vice Strang. la ft Ditto—Lieutenant —. Boyd to he Captain of a Company, without porthole, vice Polder, appointed to the gth Royal Ve teran Battalion. To be Fit* Lieutenants, without purcliale, Second Lieutenant R. B. Bdky, vice Boyd. Second Lieutenant and Adjutant Duncan Dewar, to have the reth of MAI I.h:tut:gout Second Lieutenant Samuel Hartman O'Brian. attend Lieutenant Stewart. Co be Second Licuttuants, without purehafe, ohn Mair, Gent. vice liwin , mulcted iu the 34th Foot. James Mackay, Gent. vice Bailey. 14th Ditto—Robert Watfon, Gent. to be En6p, wkhont por thole, vice Lyon. promoted in the 34th Foot 13th Ditto—Gilbert 014sitee Field. Gent. to be Follgn, by por thole, vice James ynlinfon, promoted. 34th Regiment of Font . . To be Lieutenants, withootpurthafe. Second Lieutenant Edwagd Irwin, from the mit Foot. Second Lieutenant Luke Dillon from ditto. Enfign William Augultut Lyon, from the 24th Foot. F-onigit Robert Hunter, from ditto. Enflgn George Thornal French, from the 6th Pont. En6gn Edward Tomlin, front the 24 Garrifim Battalion. 33th Ditt o —Enfign Scarfe tube Li, utcnantswithnnt por thole, vice Beard, proMoted it. the 66th Foot ; —..:. Ellis, Gout. to be Enftgn, vice Scarfe. s6th Ditto-..Enfign Robert Joblifon to he Lieutenant. without porthole ; George Mackenzie, Gcnt, to be Enlign, vice johnfon. 40th Ditto--Lieutenant William Damgier to he Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Guhhins, promoted in the I Bth Foot. 49th Ditto—Enfign John ,Brackenbury to be Lieutenant, by put. chafe, vice Collin., who retires. 58th Ditto—Lieutenant John Attain, from the 6gth Feet. to he Captain of a Company, without porch:ft, vice Crougey, who taigas 63th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, without purchafe--Enfign Edward Schultz, vice Hpbart, appointed to the tsth Foot. Enfien Valentine Richard. vice Daly, appointed to the 34th Foot. Wien Malafpina, vice De Versa, promoted in the York Light Infantry Volunteers. Enlign R. K. Mews, vice Barwick, appointed to the 14111 Foot. Enlists and Adjutant —Deckner to have the rant ofWeurenant. Early+ Knisketfors, vice Eroyt, appointed to the York Light Infantry Voltinteers. Enfign Savratiky, vice Gallic, promoted In the 38th F oot . Enfign Charles Ranfeh, vice Gordon, appointed to the listh Foot. Infign Frueft A. Baron Eberftein, vitt Barnes, appointed to the loth Light Dragoons. - Belies George Germain, vies De Salve, promoted. To he Enhgns,without purebafe—Enfign Fred. Baton Bibra,kom Dillon's Regiment. vice Schultze. James Cuthbert Antroblis. Gent. vice Reitliani. enlinand D'Aiguify. Gent, vice Malafpina. ' lleantirstop Minton'. Gain. vice Mews. SerJeant Cadet —. Muller, from tlae Ring's Geroge Legion, vice lrelinkaf ofs. John Lyotts Cane,'Gent. vies Sawar fly. William Lomas, Gent, vice Roulet,. anion Linßow, Gem. viee Eberflein. Francis Baron Eberftelti. vice Germoiu. dads Ditto.--Enegn William Brown to be Linde:Ant. without purchafc ; James Trutt. Gent. to be Enlist!, vice Brown. yid Ditto —Anthony Hubback, Gent. to be by porthole, vice lohuiton, who retires. Sas Ditto—Enfign John Simplon to be Lieutenant, without pot. chafe; Alexander Campbell, Gent. to he Either', vice Simplon. Ditto-4,ieutenant Brook Finnan to be Captain of a Com pany. without porthole, vice Vanderzee, who religns. 119th Ditto.i.Enfigis Beery Taylor timid to be Lieutenant, whit est porthole; Entign Richard Warren to be Ditto; Mur phy. Gent. to he Enfign, vice Budd; Join Joreph Maling, tie Lt. to be FnAgo, vice Warren. gob Ditto.-.Hofpital Mate W. P. Turner to be Militant Surgeon. tooth DittoCaptaiu Samuel Bayley, from the gth Light Dro. goner, to be Captain of a CoMpony.vite Whitt who exchanges. Royal Staff Corp•-•Enfign Trent to be lieutenant, with out purehafe, vice Hannay, proMoted in the loth Foot; James Jones, Gent. to be Fonen, vice Trent. V.ajor General Ramfay's Regiment—Lieutenant Richard Young. • nom the t gth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Amery, deceofel The King's German Legion—Frederick William Wonting, Gent. t b.: 41.11111.4ut &neon Royal Waggon Train—Car sin William Hart tn.be Major, with out puretaafe; Lieutenant It ~ b aref kdayiland to he Captain of a Company, vice lit; Cornet James Hannon to be Lienteuat4, vice Herilall 'to be Corett,, without p orthole—Qoatter-htalter William Niel- Mb, vice Hanifort; Qgazza-Mattera Winans Asian, Ind l o ons Wickens; Serjtonts Alexander !mires!, aril Erna tot' hoot; and Alexander' Ward, tivnt.. Id (..:rrifon Battalloo..-Passiok Marl of Rofeommon to be Eatige, a. Twain, vr04,45•1 is mks ~~tp j 34 ni , tr,--Entlgn Henry Simmons, from the 40th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hall. appointed to the sift Font. 9tll Rnycl Vcte....n Battalion—Captain Robert Peddle:lions the zift Foot, to t:c. Captain of a Company. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Pbyficans to the Forces. • Charles Tice. M.D. and William Mo(cloy, M.D. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. Captain Rickard Bourke, of the 47th Foot, to be Superintendent of the junior Department, with the rank of Major in the Army. Liciateitat.t Wright, of the zeal Foot, to he Captain of a Company of Gentlemen Cadets, with tho temporary rank of Captain in the A. atiy. ME MOS A NM" AL Enfign Jofer.b Wharton, of the 27th Foot, is fuperfeacti, being Soot witlion: Lieutenant Charles MulhaU is fuperfeded. The appointment of Lieutenant Richard Young, from the 19th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by parade, in the Silt Regi ment of Foot, as itated In the Gazette of the 19th of May, 18°4. has hot taken place. EanA ruse in the Gazette of the Bth December, 1804. 9th Regiment of Foot. For Enftgn Edmund Lockyer to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice 3 1 rm..-, prows:el iw tbellift Foe. Read Eubgn Edmund Lockyer to be Lieutenant , by purch ale, vice promotal. CommilEons signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr. Rands Cunltsgbanse,Efsi.of Cloward, so be Deputy Lieutenant in and for the County of Ayr. Dated Nov. at, 1805. ft Regiment of Ayr hire Volunteer Infantry. James Brackenridge, dent. to be Saga, vice Johnftone,refigned. Dated November hr. 48z3- zd Ditto —4th Battalion. ktutenant James Findlay to be Captain, vice Cunningham, ap pointed to a Regiment of the Line; EnLgo Thomas Shaw to be Lieutenant, vice Findlay, promoted; and Thomas Findlay, Gent. to be Earl°, vice Shaw, promoted. Dated as above. 01555ANC1 OFfICE, DEC. 5. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Lieutenant Donald Craufurd to be Firft Lieutenant, slice J. Roils, appointed Adjutant. Dated Nov. 2. a Sos. Jainca.Clarke, Gcnt. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated November ~ ans. Fitil Lieutenant Lewis Carndebad to he Second Cagtain. and Second Lieutenant Join] Wall to be Firft Lieutenant. Vice Car michael. Dated December 1,1303. Corps of Royal Engineers. Second Lieutenant George Pdkington to he Firft Lieutenant, •rize Pt. promoted. Dated November 2, &Cod Lieutenant Richard Rofdew Holberton to be Fite Lieu tenant,viee d'Amey, deecared. Dated Nov. 1, zSos. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. December 17. Robert Bailey, now or late of Hemdan Erect, So. fliers Town. pulls of saint Pancras, Middefez, builder, dealer and charms. at ten, at Guildhall BANKRUPTS. William RawfMoen, of Sharpies, Lancafhire, dealer in cattle and chairman to Ritrender December 17, tS, at tour, and January 4, at el even, at the Three Crowns, Bolton. Anomie' Mr.' William Hulten, Bolton ; or Mr. Wlndle, John-area, Raiford row, London. SteplienSaylis of Ledbury, Herefordfliire, halter, dealer and chap- Man. Dec. It, 20, and January 14, at ten, at the Plume of Fea thers inn. Lcdbury. Attorney, Mr William Holbrook, Led bury; or Malin Richard Edmunds and Son, Esehequer 'Dike of Picas, Lincoln's Inn, London. William Maeplovfon (forgiving partner of Daniel Lane deceafed,) date. of Maiden-lane. London, draw bat manufacturer, dealer and chaproas. Dee: y, t 7. and January 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornry.Mr.Tbomas Wiltle.Warivick.tquare, Navigate itreet. Charles Worley, of Wood-Rreet, Ciseapade, London, warehoufe mm, dealer and Chapman, Dec. 7,17, and January t,, at ten, at GuddhalL Mummies Mara Kibbiewbite and Rowland, Gray's Tim Place. John Tußock the younger, of Savage Gardens. London, broker, merchant. dealer and ehapman, Dee.„ t 7• and Jailuary 17. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rlvingtoo, Senetturch.build lugs, Feuchurcb•ftrett. DIVIDENDS. Dee. 3. John Taylor, of Wander, draper, at tea, at Louden. Doe. st. Thomas Rowley and John Rowley. of Sal ford, Laneafki re, enttenapinners and partner., at three, at the Dog Town, in Deatifgatt, Manchefter. Dye. st. George Shaw, of Whitclilf-FaElnry, pariet of Richmond, Yorkthire, litien.manufadurer, at twelve, at the Black Lion in Stockton, Durham. Dee. to. David Dc Berinme, of Great Wittehgße:-P.reet, London, in:outset •broker, at twelve, at Guildhall. B JXI4% G. It was Rated left week, that prior to the fight be-, tweet the Game Chaleen and Belcher, one of Iciter note was about to take plice between O'Donnei, a pu gu 11 of notoriety, and a plaillercr of the name of Emery, who once beat his opponent in a ca:1141 rem ensure. The fight vole place on Monday in Cite Yea Fields, fur a purfe made by the friends of the pa: ties, and the refult proved a faintary warning t, thofe who relied with the idea, that foperiur Itrength and ze are fofficient t. mar t':em become bruifers, and a barrier againft the fcientific frill of thole whole , fame has beer, bruited ahrOad. At the time of the , former fight, which originated in a difpnte, O'Don nel was in an ill Rate of health, and the conquell was confequently eafily gained ; the plailterer, often. tatious of the victory, wifhed to make this fight for double the cum, but his opponent, who was unfuc cefsful in a eente.ft with the younger Belcher come time fince, loft his fighting fame, and confequently could not get backed for a large fam. In that con tell, however, he was over-matched. The comba tants appeared in the ring at two o'clock with their remolds, Tom Jones and White for the Baillercr, and Blake and young Ryan for O'Donnel. The Banterer appeared capable of taking his opponent tinder his arm and carrying him away, for he was confiderably taller, and about two note heavier.— Bas were (even to four again* O'Donnel. At fitting to Emery appeared full of confidence, and faced his man in very good Ityle, but O'Don nel made a feint with his lett hand, and hit hint a clofer in the mouth, and they clofed and fell.— O'Donnel continued to have an advantage over his opponent in flail, and after they had !ought five rounds lime became level, for Emery had received many bard hits Arm the head. He had not a lila. dow of chance until about the ninth round, when he exerted all his powers, and exchanged hits for lime time, until a right and left-handed blow from O'Donnel brought him to the ground. Bets were now two to one on O'Donnel, who continued to keep a decided advantage until the end of the fight. In the eleventh round Emery made a falfe hit, and com pletely ran away horn his man ; and in the following round he fell without a blow. He continued to fight until three quarters of an hour had expired, when be refigned the conteft, bearing mat-46,06am to deter him from ever again attempting tialiseiritiep profit firma! boxer. O'Donatel efcaped without a hurt of any entire. quence • he has always been eon fi demd one of the nu& fijilful little men of the day ; and in this in. Rance he fully difklayed the leience of busing to nd vantage. The field of blood was attended •by that amateurs andpngilifts who had not left tofrn for tie rand coma, and by fox* 04444 of tiaF 9t. 406• day :moat. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Monday the General Qcarter Seilions of the Peace, for the County of Middlelex was held at the &Mons Houk, Hicks's HA), WM. idAIMWAILIMG, Efq. in the Chair. Sevetaj cafes of alfault were tried, but chiefly arifing!out of petty fquabbles, and the circum dances of them not worth reporting. Cbrifitlxr, Robert, and Emanuel Hatton, Wood- Yoke Nillimne, and Edward Itorton all decent looking young men, were tried for a con fpiracy, the objeß of which WAS to prevent a perfon named John Fellow, fi om working at the chop of Robert Speller, Itone mafon. By the evidence it appeared that Fellow was made foreman of Mr. Spiller's bufinefs. which difpkafed the Defendants, who al fo worked with him, and at latt they mutually agreed that they would all leave his employ, unlefs be difmided Kelluw.— This Mr. Spinet refuted to dd, but incliaed them for the confpiracy. The Chairman obferved to the Jury,that theft fort of combinations were the IMPa dangerous fort of things that could well caill, for no man could fay to what extent they might not go. It was very imma terial in this view of the quettion what might be the merits or demerits of Kellow—Admitting he was ever fo bad a man, the law would not Puffer him to be driven from his fervice by a embination et this fort. If any of the Defendants disliked him, they' might withdraw themfelycs from working in the fame shop, but they mutt not confpire to drive him from his fituation. The Jury found them all guilty, and the Court took time to confider of their judgment. Yefterday :jaws Fair, the Mailer of a Pi efs gang,' was indiCted for a violent affault upon Mrs. Anne Harvey, the owner of a public bowie in EaR Smith field, on the 4th of OAR, her. Mrs. Harvey proved, that the Defendant., accom panied by the perfons cornpofing his gang, came to her houfe on the day above,mentioned, in quell of feamen. There were two men fitting in her bar : one the Mate of a merchant vefrel ; the other an old man, formerly a Collor. The prifoner,upon inquiry from them, learning that they were feafaring men, hated on their going along with him : they refuted. The prifoner and his gang endeavoured to farce them : a male enfued, and the pellet-writ rather alarmed for the fecurity of thofe fragile ntetrfils . of glafs and china, in which the honour and the 'were'', of het bar were fo materially involved, ventured to ftep between them and danger;, in which effort the happened to get into the way of the prifoner ; who, not very punctilious in his regards for the tendernefs of the fee, struck her a very unmerciful bloW with his brawny fist, nearly tantamount to the kick of a. coach-horfe, upon her fide ; and in fume other exer tions of his violence, pulled down a (bell in the bar, upon which was fuflained a five gallon calk of 4 , , Hodge's h;gh flavoured cordial gin," which beim precipitated upon the exterior of the prtifetntriest head, laid her as prollrate and fenfelefs upon the floor, as if the siolence of the material had ailed ab interiori. The prifmter, teeing the mirchief he had done, cut and ran to avoid the confequences ; but was afterwards brought before a Magiftrate, and con- Ggned for trial. Mr. Mary watiNc, in remitting up the evidence for the Jury, reprobated fuch Reis of outrage, as wholly incompatible with the necetfary duty of the imprefs fervice. The prifoner was fined 4os. Two genteel looking youths, janre: and George Buthr,b,others, and inarument makers, were indieted for nelti indecently infulting and alfaulting the Rev. Mr. Kirk, a Navy Chaplain, with his daugh ter and lint (a Nlidthipman, aboutfourteen years old) on Sunday evening, the :otli of September tall, hav ing followed them, with continued Willi, from bow fireet to St. Gile.'s. They were both conviaed, and the one leotenced to impact-anent for three months, and the other for two. LONDON SESSIONS. Monday the &Mons commenced before the LORD NI 'IVOR, the RECORDER, and City Officers, at Guild h.tll. Alter the Grand Jury was impannelled, the Kecorder vldl.tved, he had the fati‘fadion nf inform. ing . them that they would not be - kept long from 'Am bu finefs, as the calendar only produced four prifoners for the Old Dailey. nfannah Anektfon was indidcd for a mifdemeanor, in keeping a difortietly houle, from the Rth of April to the 12th The COMMON SERJIANT opened the profecution, and (tared to the Jury that the /tonic complained of was the Golden Griffin, in Long-lane, Smitlrfield. It was difarderly in a particular way—a greater nui lance never exiited, and the defendant cunclaled it within the privilege of the Freedom of the City. The perfnns who frequented the bottle in the day time, nfed m amufe themfelves by throwing water on per fons who were paffing, and by playing other pranks,l fo as to give the neighbours Inflicient grounds for! complaint. At night it was frequented by drunk ards, garnb! , !rs, &c. which kept the neighbourhood in an uproar. The only order that was obferved eats, glutting ea.! dcor at elQ:cn o'clock, but this was done to prvenr the vlfits r.l the peace officers, while gaming, qoarreliing, &c. was going on wiihin.— T)re profecution was nut instituted by private relent mcnt, but by the incprA of the inhabitants. The defendant was flttnr; Guilty—but it heing reprefent cd to the Court, that flue had left the hoar, and it was now very ortl..rly condirCed, fhe was tilled one Wiling, and held in fureties to keep the peace for twelve months. T:rere were other ttiali. for airauits, uninterefting. A Poilfarde, named jvt:ii.r, .41 , Caave. was indi:led for an outrageous all - atilt upon the perfon of joleph Duncan, one of the minor branches of the Municipa lity. y'clept a Para Confiable of the dilltia of Whitechaptl, in tl e execu:ion of his duty, by giving him .Evers defix , rad• M u mps is . firldry placer, for no other clank, than' an official endeavour, on his part, to check the hocirrionce of her eloadfrry powers, and re. c;rtaitt eshibitionary denudations of her perfon trim izat stare:. Tbe profecutar. Pnacau, fupported his charge in. evidence. Two of the pifcatory Reamed gave their tali.' molly for the exculpation 4r Mrs.' 1141°144 " . 41^61 ifialliVailki fend aced to a wtdc's • • r DISEASES of thet/RETHRA and Certain COMPLA As foie Proprietor of DA RAN'. celebrated itas.i'•.- dicatcd Bougie, and itcrumlies. Mr. uur;:tuit. infurtmotte Public, that he may as uftrd be contra:tea daily front qls t, a , lea hook, No. S 4, Frithareet, Soho, on Cafes of Seri. tures, Ohtlr tions,Glrets, ke. &e. at Well as Lehr*, and every 4ifurtler Pit, fecrecy is fo effential a requillte. tb't Mr Dollar has pror:dal..i. fpaeious batik, that every - Patient may be introduced in apartment. Mr D. has for many years coufined. hingelf to tt department of Surgery, and from extenCve pra6liec, and the tutee flattering fueccf., he is enabled to offer a methiAl of cutt,tilc. ellicatinv, requiring no confinement or reftrtint,. in diet, which prevent:, a Maple. rcrfons In the conntry hating their fully, in a letter, endefing a one or k two pound note, - *llltaxe proper rensedics fent to the amount. Fur the various lymptorn., Etc: fee Mr Dufour's Treatife on the thane complaints, price 6d. the sth edition,—to be had of J. Callow, Ctoprmooort, Soho ; Di3'q2CCO.EitiCZ Chaiige, and tithe Author. A CERTAIN cirttg FO ,R CORNS - INFALLIBLE GERMAN CCBIT-PI.AISTER. THE PROSRiETOR of t 44 #14.0 Axcenene RliMEllt fo certain of its Efficacy &acing mire Paned. in a variery•of Cafes: agrees, if •it does not eradicate the C.et., root and branch, TO arruas ear. MONCT. And be her least to add, that it has infinitely the adratitage of the tionderl4,i, L e. ei t i oma ointments, Salves, Ex: as nutryliihdlyds of alfliaid pois , f " , can teftifYl am what ateante sir gm tryfteharatlettia this kingdinn. Sold Wholefale and Retaillay T.Artell,Ne. t,Fineb.dameslleit the Royal Exchange; and elf. by Mr. Day, No. 7, Todlhalt &net ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. 4 0110.6- efect: Mr. aiNe6, NO. 11, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Ho ins; ands me Co. No. rso, Or.f.rd-Itteet. At Brills]. by Mr. 13‘..gin and Mr. Sheppard, Bricildellins Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller ' and Wright, perfamier. Edinburgh, by Baxter, Sonthilridge. rortfca and Gofport, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore s iainter,end Mr. Jann,bodaillsr,, Portfatouth. Mr. Motley, hoard/et • • And by molt of the Vendav of It/ludic:Mae In *NINO. For FEVERS, CO, SORE 711ROATE, RSIEXTVIA.. TISMS the YELLOW J'E'ER , sr. NTHONY's end for INFLAMMATIONS of the 'LUNGS. BOWELS BLADDER. /cc. DR. JAMES'. POWDER. "'HIS MEDICINE, which rnperiew to as_ 1 . others in eScaey, certainty, lend fafety, amid ever be then on the Brit attar:kw( the Difordetiamtfit be nen %Skim ofetfai to efftet a curt (as in intytweittent and putrid Fevas),ft if Wawa to be the bat Pftparaclve for, and enneonntait with, the Rath andother remedies, which the Symptoms require. Eft .as Me. genuine Powder has keen often krown to whore the Paving, ai terJtefebftitutes. and every other (change, time *BM, it wile to be erie! even in the laftertraniey. Pent inmate lese: him derived from the Powder, in diSorders tine& beyondatic reach of wedienc, when taken every night as an lietefitiVit end, freak the fueosfs of tke Reverend Me. abegleton Koper, of agialio., that is Woks to belith that It may prove a is ths diverephates,orWitcr in the Oran. ' • • ' 941 only by F. kiewbery andlons 45,1it..faors yard (fear - doors Anna Cii:Wpfite) Londim ; and at I. jamas late book Bnitonßrtet, in pates, price 'M. eedy tug included ;or in bunk". *noothinial to r !! rakiiiivairiee ledeas made up for the Annetta Navy. N. B. Near can be genuine - tin have'llet the words F. War hne7. No. 43. St. Pears: engraved kr theism* WIILCIPS FINALE PILLS, fir rho GRIOT SICKNESS and other DISOILDERS Judaea to YOUNG FICMALCS. THE folio Wing Matinee of their titteonitnon ei 5. • tory, is lewdly the attendee of the aftlided. To Mrs. KLEL&SLEY, flect•ftmet, Loorka. MADAM, I am the unfottunate aregluer Of an 'Meer la the army, iris fen in his cougtry's caufe, by which moans Ala familyors khans fituation that It is riccelfaryeach fitouldendeavourto provide for therufelves, which, front iuditontioo, I was intirelythcapachatell from, till an Intimate friend recommended your Pnls, which hum In a wonderftli manner idiom:dm* to health, Laying removed:be obtestAion oomphainal of, ilia In confequence my compladea, whick was exceedingly yellow, haspcfraned its wonted colour, vay fteilth is quite recovered, meth the pains in my head andetomwth with tiumberiefs other can:plaints, too numetoes to ottattatt„ hayt now an fuhtded, ens once more In full health ma& fpirits, able to encounter every &Scotty. I beg you will male my cafe publk. so many young Omen from a (actuary lifelive fimilar complaints; which they tim unwilling to'attribute to Au real caufe—want of riertion. Permit me to return ybetry rnoft grateful thanks fora &TOUTS. through the medians of Mrs. Smith, and believe me, your much otdiged, and very humble renrant, Exeter, Aug. 4, tllos CAROLINE WALK Mt. Welch's ietualc Pals (with direftivas) price as. 9d. a box, are ford svholtfale by G. Kearney. Ideet•ltreet, Lando. ; Dicey widCe. now Church-yard, Cbeapilde ; F. Newberry. No. 45, -St. Paul's Churchyard; Bacon and Cta Nw aso 2,Dxford•Ltreet; Boar. Cho prode ; and Barclay and Soa.Acct•Market. •„• 411 mother Mt:Suisse is fold under the same. f 'Welch's Etc male Pills, which is Ipurious,purchaCersare requelted to eanark„ as the furtft teftiruony of authenticity, that each hincif'divectiwis is figued with the masse of C. Kearney in hand-awitiag ; and an the notlifie, whirehy fervants cannot be hapofo* on, the Ramp is printed by permlfton of his Msjell)'s Hesioumbla Commartssurs of Stamps,thes : C. Kearney, Na 46, Nem Braiwwlione ink& are genuine. CURIOUS AND 12.ITERESTING. Ids day was publillied. price sa. ha one volanse odlasci,oetear ion pages,;vith nit elegant 'Perham of the Author, a New F.:didn't (with Additions) of A GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, ADVICE tila both SEXES in a variety of Complaints: Explaining the molt linipie and efficacious emu/diet for thee er. cafes which are treated nn under the following brae, sle. Abortion, Addreft tothe fair Sex I r.cithus, or night mare Bade& to ParentacGuardians Irregularity abouttb4rnsifir Advice to nervous Patients I.eproly, Lime water, AW,Appethe, Atthma I.oestids of fpirits, Love Barren, women, Bothfulnefs Maids of a weakly conlitation Bathing, ebfcrrationsnn Mtn, Meares, Birth, partkulars relating to on/. 101 l or defeat of Body, unfavourable poataretaf Rind, di :cafes d Bowels, .Bubo, Mothers, their duty • Chlorotia, or Green Sicknefs Nirves, weak Child bearing, Child birth. Ohfcere converfstion,hatwidi Chordec, Cancer*, Clap, Cold credit al Confumption, Conception Parents and Guardian Cure for Nereus, difeafcs --.--addras to Dancing, Daily esereifes Paraphymolis Ih.j.ction Phtl-iris, or nnfuntption Deficiency of natural ftrength Phymolls, Pregnant Dfference between Venereal Quick *Lecithin' tymptoms anti that: often itheumatafm, nottaken for them Riding on horfebodt fl , igeition, Die yos Ealing tarty Eten.ife Seorvy, Scrofula Female complaint., Fits Suppr.tion dtite manias Hama, awn:pilings Fut pslznee nr wind eomplair.ts Spiv ..nas of Pregnancy Fluor aline, or white. Ten, l'emperaucejandirg Girls, Gonorrhoesi, GrAl 1 urn of lite Gouty fparnit in the I.:leerf.h, the thong Greet remota V eatery, exceffire, >k greet !ear). fu;wers Venereal difeafin. Virginal I I..rc.lit ;try difeafes. Voyages lay lea, Walking iii rct burn Water, Weainets, Wind I IF yo,:h.JTOriac complains Windy Eitiors, Wine, Ily(kric ageelions Women's oak, wanes in:whirr:re evacuation Youth By S. SOLOMON, M .D.. . . . . . . rvery peen°, young and old, flasuisi purchafe this book, tbear bcing fcarcely any individual Who is not hatred in fosse par. a i 6 in particular k b recommended to young nitn and boys ; an early attention to the latter :nay terve to guard than host fatal inch on which tikenfands have fpUt. and be the mop of e -I.;:zeing their bodies horn difesfe, and airy :bag raids, theli and all their faculties prom deitrudtion. I.ondon t Printed for the and Welty H. t. Symon.S. Parernofter-row. and Mrs. Mathews, Strand; Dug&e, thews t Batter, Fdinburgh ; Hay, Cork ; Magee. 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