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Ft= the LOAfrON‘AZETTE, May 21. •DMIRALTY•OrIiCI. MAY 21. Copy of a latr,r trnri the Rinht Hoimarable I.• , rd Keith, K B. Admiral of the Phi-. ecc. to Witham Madden, Ely. slated otf Stardom, the ts/thinftant. Sir—l tranfmit, for their Lordfhips' information, a letter s: hick I have received from Captain Jam. sow, of his Majefly's . floop the Islosoptro, acquaint. ;rig me with the capture of two of the enemy's fmall privateers. I have the Iton , mr to be, etc. (Signed) KEITH. Ilia lktijetly's (loop Murcia:to, North Yarmouth Roods, April t 4, 1 8 0 5. ' - ?sly Lord—l beg to acquaint you, for the infor mation of the Lords Commillioners of the Admi ralty, that on Ilse tath intlant, Scareaorough Weft thirteen stiles, three fail woe difeovered in the Of fing. two of them firing guns, apparent to bring.to the third. I immediately made fail in chafe of them. The MI I came up with was a finOp from Guern. fey, with a cargo of contraband goods. who inform ed me, that the other two acre French privateers ; no time was Ica in nuking all fail after them, and though nigllt was fitting in, I am happy to fay we (= i ceded n capturing the firtl about twelve o'clock, and the other thorny after daylight the next morn ing; they proved to be the Oretles and Pylades, Dutch-built koffs, fitted out us a deception, with a French commiCton, bat generally under Pruflian co lours, commsnded by Citizens WEPPERNIAN and CA. ?IN, each armed w hit a 24 pound conclude, fix faivels, a conliderable number of fmall arms, and manned with s h itty-three men; tltis is their firll cruize • they have been at fea three weeks, Ent ow ing to the bad weather have made no captures. By their charts I find their vi:ws were directed chitQy strafe! the trade on the roaft of Scotland, and might have done a great deal of mifehiet, as no one v.- 0 1 ' have fufpefted thefts of being privateers. / have till honour to be, Ac. (Signed) S. ]Acuson. Copy of a Letter from the Hooourable Rear A:lit:iv-A Cochrane, Lommatuter 1.1 Chief of his hl.tkfty's Ships and 'Varela at the 1-etward Maude, to William Madden, Efq. dated at liarhat:oes, the sth of Apr.l. S:r-1 hetestith inclofe yin, for the information of the Islrtis Commiffioners of the Admiralty, a copy of a lever I have received from Captain Cotes., of his hiej!liy's Mitt EAGIA, of his having captured the Empeseor fieuels privateer. She is a remarkable faR failing vac], and appears well calculated to cruize in theft leas againit the enemy's privateers, which Are very _numerous. I am, ecc. (Signed) at. Ex. COCHRANE. His MojtfYs Ship Eagle, Cull& Bay April;. have the !valour to inform you, that the fehr.onet I parted company from the fquadi on by lienal fail evening, I cam:. up and captured at mid night ; the proved to be the Emperenr privateer, be longing to Guadaloupe ; fhe is a very fine sail of her dekription, eoppered and fails well, is itSo tons, mounts fourteen fix pounders, and had on board 83 men ; has been 4.6 days at fea, but made no cap tures. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) DAVID COLBY. sactxrAßY P'R.owtonoNs. NAIL-027101, NAT 21. z ft Regiment of Life Clot Irds. _ _ To be autenr.nts, v'olthmat prank—Cornet and Sub-Lieute nar.t A:cztoCerlivingltone, vice Whirdnetant. promoted In the sgth Foot; Cornet and Sub-Lientenant Jolla Whale, vise DV rep, promoted in York Molars; Cornet and Snb-Licutenant George bierbert,yiee 'Townley, who retires. To be Cw-ilets ana Sub • Lieuri.rants--Tbe Honourable Francis ("bark-, Stanhope, vithont pnrchafe, rice Lord Pelham Mum; limey Briftnw. cant. by porthole, vice Livit.gftoese. ERRATA in tha G.zette of the ath of May inftant. 7th Li lit Diagonns. _ _ _ _ For wiaisrs Vernor, Gent. to be ,Ci;sitewear, b? prelate, vice c amp hdi, promoted, read Wdltarn Verner. Gent. to be Crest, by iturdatre, eke Campbell. promoted. Commiffionc ftgled by the Lord Lieutenant cf. the County of Suffollt.—Captain Oakes's Bury St. Ed- Ithand's Volunteer Infantry. Philip James Cafe. Gem. to be Fiat Lieutenant. Dated Septem ber 34. 18 0 3. lames Mathew, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated Odober tt, t 1303. Blythford Volunteer Infantry. Drctrer, Fig to he Captain ; Thomas Hulme, Gent. to be lAcutcnant ; joho Glut. to be Enfign. Dated Stptetn. ber as, 033, Helmingham Vnlunteer The Right Honourabii Wilbraham Earl of Dyfart to be Colont ; Rob e rt Meronnder, Erg. mix Captain. Dated OrStober tt, t EO3. To be Llentrnants—Edward Dove, Edward Dove, Lionel Dove, Thomas Page, Edward Kerley, Wibiam Welton. William Mayhew, John Veafey, Edward Revaus, and John Clark, Gents. Dated as above. To be Enfigns--John Turner, Lionel Mayhew, Charles Jaekron, John Williams, .u.l t 'ha Miller Gents. Dated as above. Yoxford and artham Volunteer I niantry. David Engl., Davy, Efq. to be Captain. Dated. Auz,utt 2a, 803. Char lei Gent , to be lAzutenant ; John Potter, Gent. to be D-ted May 22, Egos. Sibi on and Peafenhall Volunteer Infantry . H:bry jermyn, Vfq. ta be Caigain ; Edmund Tye, Cks . st. to I, .I.i,Astestant ; Thomas White, Gent. to be Elitism Demi Oc tober 6. I go 3. Blackbourn Hundred Volunteer Infantry. Walraam Company. _ - - - 1.: otenant \William A. Freeman to be - Cap - taln, Ace e rtwright, :ativted ;1:1 1 ;it Samuel C ; o to be Lieutenant. vice Fret- Mao, pr,anottal. Dated September is, 1/103. Hopton Company. _ . . _ [autumn: Zarb. Crdb:D to be Captalt;. Dated Sept to, rtios. (.;orletton Volunteer Infantry. ju't.n Barter EA, Lfq. to be Capiain ; Thomas Salmon, Cent. to be Lieutenant Dated St.Ttamtkr 22, 1803. Edward Geld. to be Lieutenant; Jcbufapbat Brut, Cent. to be Entr. D-Atcd 14127 23, 0304 Babergb_Hunclred Volunteer Infantry. - - - F. 14. to be lieutemint-ColcneL Dated Angull 7, IS:4. Burch, Efq. to I , c rat( d April a, t be. Sudbury Companies. Chat-1-s Hurrell, Ffq. to I e Captain. Dated September r , 18 03 . 11John T , at.e.litle, I.fi to be Ditto. Dated April 28. ,So;. 73nwhite Oliver. Gent to be Lieutenant Dated Sept. c. 1803. `William I lurrell, Gtnt to be Ditto. Daed April 28, 12.04 Oliver, Gent- to be EriF;m. Dated September 5, 1.12 j. Cbarica Strati, Gent to b , Ditto. Dated Aptil 28, 13:4. Laveollarn Company. IViniAm Xing, Efq to fn Captain. Dated May 22, tiloe. George Mumtord, Gent to be Lieutenant. Dated October 21, 84. Bates Company. Willi m Carta& Efq to be 'aptnin. Dated June 28, john Firniin, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Odtober 6,1803. it. to be Erdign. Dated June :8,180.5. iackall, and Iken Volunteer Infantry. )p, Efq. to be Captain ; Benjamin Salmon, and Gents. to be Lieutenants ; hue Wayman and Gents. to be EnEzint. Dated February DS, ans. :re Rangers Volunteer lnfanrry. -Chriltopber Armftriang, Efq. Dated October stepha Bood, Drs. Dated Mamba 24. To be Vlrit LieotenantsThomas Nod, Gettrge Stee!,2l2d Tho • mas Peck, Gents. Dated March 7, 1803. Not 011ett Foul t :er, Cent. Dated Odotstr 2', 1803. Samuel Gang alai John Guilgem, Gents. Dated Decentber 14. 1803. To be Second Licutemant..—Stantan Garrad and John Peek, Gent.. Dated °clasher at, 1803 To be Adjutant--Rohert Waugh, Gent. Dated April Lb /F(4. Thedwalir y Volunteer Infantry. , James Brown illake,Ffq. to be Captain; Simon Motberfule,Gent. to be Lieutenant. Date..l February tr. 18 0 4. Henry Leech. Jun. Gent. to he Enlign. Dated April 28, atae. Rendlelhant Volunteer Infantry. Edwards Crifp, ET+ to be Captain ; Fenn Shemming, Gent. to be Firft Lieutenant; John Shemming, Gent. to he Second Lieute nant ; John Mattfon, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated September 7. aog. Commilfions in the Loyal Flintfhire Fuzileert. figned by the Land Lieutenant of the County of Flint. Sir Thomas 'Moan, Bart to he Lieutenant Colonel. Sir Edward Pelee Lloyd, Er.rt. to be Major. To be Captains—Tbomas Moltyn Edwards, Thomas Thomas, Cynrie Lloyd, John Smalley, and 'Thomas Pennant, Efqrf To be Firft Lieutenants—William Smalley, Thomas Foulkes, Edward Humphreys, Wilma WitUandon, and Hugh Roberts, Gents. To be Second Lieutenants•-•-Henry Price, John Parry, Thomas Hilton, and Matthew So_phen., Gent% To be Chaplain—Gryffrlii Lloyd, Clerk. To be Paymatter—Matthzr: Stephens, Gent. To be Adjutant—William Ciin,;ar, Gent. To be Surgeon—William bcornan, Gent. Commilli.sns in the 4.tb Battalion of CarMarthenOtire Volunteer Infautrt, figned by the Lord Liente • nant of the County of Carmarthen. Dated May 3, 'Soy. Richard Howls. Erfq. to be Oqitabs, 'lee Wavers, neeme‘ I James Edwards, Gent. to be Baer, vice Levels, promoted. Commiflicna figned by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of Glamorgan. ad, or Eallern Battalion of Glamorgan Volunteers. Major John Baffett to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice J. Richards, refired. Captain Daniel Jones to be Majur s vice Lam. Dated May 7,1805. Ssvanfea Volunteer Cavalry. Cornet David Williams to be Lieutenant, vice J. N. Lucas, re , Greed. Dated May 8, 2805. Commit fans in the Chillehurli Troop of Yeomanry ' Cavalry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Dated May 14, 11303. Cornet Hareem to be Lindeman t, vice the Honourable W. Town refigned. Richard Berens, Gast to be Cornet, Mee Harem Commiflions in the Not thamptonfhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Thomas Sullivan, Gent. to be Lieutenant Dated Dee. is. ads. James Barclay, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated Jan. to, aos. Commiflions figned by the Lord Lietttenant of the County of Northamptrn Northamptontbit e Yeomanry Cavalty. The Right Honourable John Charles Spencer, commonly called Lord Vif,:ount Althorp, to be Captain-Lieutenant Dated April 5, 18c , s. Pet, thorough Yeomanry Cavalry. • William Itaylt v. ' dvrard Lloyd, Gent.. to he lieutenants; and Janie. Rote, and John l'aylor, Gents to be Cornets. Dated May 3, XV ellinborough Volunteer Cavalry. William Drage, Gent. to he Fint Lieutenant, and arm. Eccles, Gent. to he Second Lieutenant. Dated April t 7, 1305. Daven , ev Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. John Plomer Clarke,Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel-Commandant. Dated Fe nary 12, 1805. John Godirey jun. Gent. to he Enfign. Dated Jan- .5, IEOS- Nt•l thampton Volunteer Infantry. Robert Perion s, mil Charles Longftaff, Gents. to be Enfigns..-- IJated pril it, 18os. Comnsillion figned by ate Lord Lieut. of the County of Lincoln.—Grantham Volunteer Infantry. William ToslldU Catlett. Gent to be Surgeob, aqd George Gray, Gent. to Le (tarter-Matter. Dated April go, dos. Aiford and Village Volunteer Infantry. Alford Company. Henry Porter Wilton, Efq. to be Captain, and Riebard Young, Gent to be LitlitCll2ll4 Dated May 6, 1805. COlMmillious in the Norfolk Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.—Eallern Regiment. &Nor Sir George Tierney Brograve, Bart. to be Lkutenant-Colo mil, sod Roger Tiffin. Gent. to be Lieutenant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Jofepb Wiggin Barnes, and Francis Nicholls, ntereas, 'Wolver hampton, May t ' rBo3. Richard Caton and Henry Grundy Beatfun, at comics, Gray's Inn, London, April s, 1805. John Mikszs, and Joiin Elliott Woodward, bleacher., Bastard, Nottinghantraire, May 17, act. John Chrtitill, Joleph Sz,by, and Richard Hill, thlpwriE,"tes, Ply tnouth, Alay t 6. John Bynen and George Haley, faleftnen, PlytttouttrDuek, April 29, er.:s. Thomas Robiorm and John Thcmilm, cotton-fplanen, Halton. Lancaraire, March 3n, 1 John Thomas and R..liert miac...ncrchants, Waltrook, London, April 30, '802... John Anetrion, John Turner, and David A'acnbead, chemifts, Neweaftle unen Tyne, April tl, 18 :s. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Banks Booth, of Salfotd, Laneafhlre, merchant anel inanufaaurer. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Mari/tall, of Kingtton-upun-Hull,gromr,dealer and chap. man, to Itineueler May 31, June 1, and July s, at eleven, at the George upon- Hull. Attornies, Mears. H. and W. Rtifer, Kirby-drect, fiatton•Gareini, London ; or Mr. Saint; with, !lull. John Grt caiwell, late of South Shields, Durham, tallow-chandler, dealer and chaoman, jme 19. 2Q, and July 2, at twelve, at the Hat and Fea:ia..r, in Clavpath, in or near Durham. Attornies, Prin b le an.llVallirnuth, No. 20, Greville-ilreet, Hatton Garden, London; or Mr. George Dixon,Wolangtans, Durham. Thomas Delights°, of Manebefter, ealko-printer. dealer and chap• matt, June t 7, 29, and July 2, at three, at rbe Bridgwater Arms, Attornics, Meas. J. and R. Willis, Warnford court, London; cc Mr. Barrett, Manchelter. Samuel Newton the younger. of Afhton under. Line, I.anealhire, cotton-Spinner, dealer and eliapman, June 17, 19, and July a, at four, at the Eridgewate, Arms Inn, Manchetter. Attornies, Mr. William Edge, Back-Square, Manebeitet ; or Mr. Edge, • Inner Temple. Evan Evans, now or late of Satfbury-ftreet, Strand, Mid.llef..l, coal-merchant, dealer and chapmen, May 28, June 8, ant July 2, r. eleven, at GuildhalL Attorney., Mr. George Strickland, of Britt°, ; or Mears. Price and Williams; Old Buildings, Lin coin's Inn. Ann Jaekfon, of 13:lopwcarmotakrnrham. Chlp mvoi-r, June t t, • la. and Jelly 2, at eleven, at the Bridge inn, BiCinpwcarrnouth. Attorneys, Mr. Shafto, Bithopwearmouth ; ur Mr. Blakittou, Spewed's-inn, Loudon. DIVIDENDS. May s 9. Thomas Towle and Joibua Jackfon, of Newrate.ftreet, London, warehoufernen, haltertlafiters and copartners, at eleven,' at Guildhall. May 25. John Brown, of No. Ina, Strand, Middlefsx, run-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. May at. John Broadhurft hut r.f Neweaftle-under-Lyne, Star foralbire, hat maker, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. May 29. 7 homas Wright, of Eafington, Bucks, coacb-mafter, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. May 27. James Adarnion, of Manehefler, merchant, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchciter. May 25. Robert liendric, of Bluffunt fireet, Spitalfields, Middle- Sett, filk-dyer, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 25. Robert Pickniug, of Cheapfide, London, paper-ftainer. at ten, at Guildhall. May 27. William Jones, of Swanfea, Glamorganlliire, suerchant, at ten, at the Buns, Swanfet.•. May 28. William Tither, of Cambridge, woolleo-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 28. Solomon Salornonfen, of New-arta, Bitbnpfsateßreet, L auto, msrcbaat, at to, at c; uthibaU. I John Bo t z.._.h, Orin ' Turmoil, Ble Beny.min Barthroi John Brown, C `William Mors, Hat tl:ari To be Captains-4 11, I ao 3 . Henry Wyatt, Ant; PUGILISM: Tice Anta'run of the noble art of Boxing had ger terday a very great treat upon the Sands of Black heath. At twelve o'clock the combatants, who were Crib the coalheaver, and a Jew named Ifaa"c Pig, met in the ring, which was formed upon the Heath, aboukhalf a tnile beyond the Green Man. The fe conds were Paddington Jones for Crib, with Holmes, the fighting coachman ; and for the Jew, Wood, the coachman, and one of the Jewilh nation. About five minutes pall twelve they Nipped.— The Jew was the largelt man, but Crib w:.. fo gay, and known to poffefs fuck tried bottom, thpr the odds were fix and.leven to four in his favour. The fight proceeded in tl.e following order : Rear Reallo:•••MUC: fßlT:ilg—blows equal, but the Jew being rite itrungett wan beat Crib Away. S;COND BOUND—Nearly limilar—thc A jcsv keeping the fupe riority. ROUND.—Prerifely the fame—but from Crib's known bottom, the odds kept . 6 . to 4 in his favour. FOUATH ITAC a very game difplay—tl.ey met wlth fpirit. The Jew received al , were blow, but immediately rallied, and in the opinion of the profeiTors put in the neaten knock-down blow ever witntind. Betting even. FIFTH ROVHD.—The Jew beat his man away, but (till Crib gained in ciliniation. SIXTH RI/I:NO.—In favour of the Jew, though his friends doubted his bottom. SEVEN I RouNo.—Tbe ifratlite hit hard—both teemed treat; but crib was ftill the favourite. Eton, it ROUND.—Much hard fighting;- Crib was fees to be the belt nun. ru RoeND—The Jew fought wcil. Crib wig quiet, evi deutly referring hiracif. Tenva RUU%D—A very long round—earn fighting—both down= but Cab was the winner. Etzvs tyro Rouxu=—ln favour of Oils—blows paired, but the Jew dimwits° fight Tu - ztr ru Roma—mach in favour of Crib—the Jew NI, but he Lot up, and to the aftontflunent of the ring, gave in, vpr,ll lis leg:, which proved the Ifrectite bad,' laite fraikr. • The fight laded twenty-fix minutes, Crib of courfe was the winner of twenty guineas. Another fight b:tween Richman, the Black, and an Irraelite called, Tte 041 Horfe, was decided in fa• your of illtmgo, in about nine minutes, and the lali round was uncommonly revere. and put Blacky in poffegion of a pork of eight guineas. Young, Bel cher threw up his hat to challenge any man of ten /tone ; the challenge was accepted, hot the acceptor was above his weight, and there %raglan fight. About twn o'clock the combatants and fpetiators returned to town, the former kuiztd, and the latter amufed. Toe SHAKIPEARE GALLBRY.—The fate of the Piaures forming this grand and admirable colleairm finally doted on Monday. Theyinftenetal reached but mr4Gocre price.:—a circumflance which, however, re- Was no difcredit on the artids, or in faa on the 215- tion'al ta!!e. The arra of canvas occupied by the greater part of them was fo large 85 to render it scarcely poflible to find a 4 4 local habitation" for the embodied mind of Shakfpeare. That this was the fad, appe:irs from the fmaller piaures having brought comparatively higher price.. The following are the prices at which the principal piatires were knocked down, and, as far as we eonld coiled, the names of the purchafers : • Hubert and Arthur.—Northeste.--Bought by Mir, Linwood ; tot guineas. Entry of Richard 11. and Bolingbroke.—Northcote. Bought by the Brazier's company-108 guineas. Dogb:rry yet:Wing in the Watchtiourc.—Sniirke. Bought by Bryan-7t snitn-as. The Infant shlkefpeare.—Ronmey. Mr. Bryan-62 guineas The Foreit of Arden —Hodges. —7.; guineas. Leontes and Hertnione..Hamilton. guineas. The Prinesfs roughen:l in the Tower —Northeufe. -- too guineas. The Seven Ages —inirke. Bought by Mr. Briley, the Wen India Mercbant24o guineas. Ophrlia.—Welt. Bought by Mr. Feltnn-- t guincas. Pro rpm:ill Cell.--Wright of Derby. —66 In the fair, on Monday, there appeared more of fpirit and competition. , poek—.By Sir 1-fhur Reynolds. BottAt by Mt. Rog:Fs-210 pineus. Cardinal Beaufort —.Same ARM. Bought by Lord Egretnoot , M - ac - brth and the Witehrs —Same guineas. Aniline , ' and Cienpatra —1 reihms. taught by W. Smith, M. P.-96 guineas. Kit!. o 1-ear.--Weft.-ear.--Weft. Bnught by Mr. Felton—stn , guinesq. The last lot put up was the Apotheolis of Shsk rout e, by BA MEP, in the front of the building. For this lot there was no bidder. The holder of the great Prize then generoufly declared his intention of pre fentittg it to the family, that it may firm a part of the Monument of the late Alderman BOYDE Of all the remedies ever offered to public notice for chi. poi-pore, the Vegetable Syron, prepared by Dr. Hopson, of Hatton FlL.tife, (lands foremoff in general Am), being undoubtedly the purelt and melt powerful antifcorbatie extant. In ohltinare Seurwies, where tea water and the moff approved an tifeorbuties have lon,t , been taken withrart etre.% this Syrap hrs operated io the moil effeaua! manner. In thole dif orders following inoculation, even when the patient has been afiliFled with lofi of fight, aurl in obllinate Itheumatifms, this Syrup has lately been adminillered with the greaten faced'. And as moil of the antit'corlrutics now in pratdiee have mercury in their ecropotition, which, front continued ufe, impairs the contlitution, by defiroying the coats of the Itomach, and ditfolving the momentum of the blood, it is obvious v hat preference is duc to a me dicine purely vegetable, which is not only perfealy innocent in its operairm, Ina is found by experience to he mere frthtil and CiataCiOilS, by penetrating the minutell' veffels, and removing obilruttions inacceili • ble to any merctuial preparation wha'..ver. Par ti- Culatly obftrve, that this Syrup is in TN bottles, tos 6.1. each, and fold by appnintment of Dne:or Honda, at Mr. lluress's, No. 4, Cheapfide, Lon don ; and by molt Mtdicinal Venders in every town ip the United Kingdom. IMASES of the URETHRA and Ccrtaisa CONS i'LA INT& AS fale PrAprictor of DAR AN's celebrated rnedi dieated Boogies and Remedies. Mr.DU FOUR laforms the Public, that he may as ufual !,c confidted d.iiy from st to 3, at Lis haufe, No. s 4, Frith4trect, Rolm, ma er.rcs of Stew - Iwo, &Arne tious, Glees, Ste. &e. as well es Debility, and every diforder where feerecy i 1 fo effenttil a manlike, that D.lr Dufour has provided a fpacinus houfc, that every i'atlent may he introuceu in a reparate aparmcnt. Mr D. has for many years confined liimftlf to that department or Surgery, and from ezterifivc pradicc, anti tie aloft flattering fucccfs, he is enabled to offer a method of cure, mild, elfkacious, requiring no confinement or reftraiut, ttt dirt, and which prevent:. a r. iapre. Perfons in the country Rating their cafes fully, in a letter, encinfing a one or a two pound not:, will have proper remedies fent to the amount. For the various fymetoms, fee. fec Mr Dolour's Treadle on the above complaints, price as. foil. the sth edition—to be had of J. Callow, (...`rowo.eaust, floboy; M'Cblecti, F4eticr Change, and of the Author. T:TAVING dedicated utyreif to the flucly,"andihiten A. A gratified by the nalit aenfaderable ptadtke in •bat ht. ..eh which I thought troper tofeled, t trutt that t tare net murrjrti • =pineal my time thel thole who, in the exteney- fir-d of the prof.ffiot,, ars oce.fionally itrinterfed in uncertainty, and exam.* always attain that fueceis which is aegnired isy eancentistbag thlt intelleCtual nower to one rids of Wonders. Tiles: Ceara, of DEZALITY are peculiarly diftrefling for tbey bring with there a tr;.l4 of concomiunt cytriptnms aril, by a de. prelim of all ?hal emery!, exillence itfelt becomes embltte.e3.—. Whether they wife &matte pri.valer—e of ill essomle, thedultoe. cite habits of felled-tom or the imlAteness of niattaity, thc, re. stiere the aloft aiTailugua profeffional ; tut ! - .y the igcoranet of uneAncatoil mat, the frasptontaarc aggravavci, nut tbe coult tution is fleftroye& A 3 a !VI S'AtiRIL of the ROYAL COLLEOrof SURGEONS, nand my pre:imams on rerutarlty of education; and poltfbcg every privileo to t.ratlite.l feel nryfelf entklal to etat confidenCe with which have hltiunio been folfh-rally bononred. !a the Mit fonfations of local wesiknels, early ap2lication orcrent tte caLanity of a dehiliuted ctame; but where the p.t fer-r, from a con7ci - u berp, 4f the unrnardinere of toe wee ohsest esuftd his misfortune is fr.a!!ltl or the contem:l or sarn!sine of Ipis phytician snd broods over hi; infirmity witty earefol we: eealment : it 171•1:t he ..ativ!aatory tar bins to be alTuml not only or capability of treatment hnt afro of the molt inctoLNe kcrecv. And in recent Venereal Complainte it is poffible to prevent pen danger or diftrers; in the molt complicated ales It Is the acquire- DIC.IIt of exchifive experience in this bee to efed a fife, certain, &and fotedy re-eftablihment.. . . I offer the advantaga of this erperinice to thole of either fez who are afillaed with anv kind of DEBILITY, of any frriptont• VENEREAL INFECTION, and in all Cifril the tering of rem. aeration are Rated oa the firft interview. Paernts in the ccuotry are exreded to Melee a Bank Dote, and ue revcßed to (pacify their age and manner of living. M 431.T1N DUE, Metnl•er of the Royal Coilege of Slirgeoss is Loudon. No so Ang dcl firer, !..smn3, near Tnrple Par DOCTOR HOWELL's FOWDEise. Fri s s—Convullions, Hylieries, Epileptic% nr Fate ling Fita:, radically cured by Dr. HOIVELSI. s powneßs. The ~, , i„„ey ~ this invaluable Medicine las been proved by a volt nuinher of eflar,inting cures performed on percent of both Sexel ailliqed with theft dreadful diforders for a long (cries of years-- many of whom had tried every other Medicine in vain, and ware teemed incurable. The few kllowing cares are (circled from hundreds equally At fperate, and are witnetteci and autheeticated . by fuch refpuel.ble and well known chareeters, that the fmalleft doubt cannot remain in the mind of the tooß incredulous, via. The fon of Mr. Truman, of Giltfpur Rreet, aged t 8 years hid 1 Falling Fits front his childhood, hot i. now reamed to p erfect I health by Dr. Unwell's Powders, which were particularly recoils. I mended by Dr. Turner, Fellow of the Royal College of Phyheians, I.endon. Mrs. Green was upwards of 26 years afilided with Con- ' Millions and Falling Fits, Ado' fhe had been au in-patient of St. Bartholomew's and Guy's Hotpitale, had never recehred the hulk benefit till lila had taken Dr. Howell's Powders—curedt4 years-- Witneffrs, the Rev. J. Hunt, minifter of the Savoy,atni Mr. Bur gefs,ltalian and Oil hlerchant, N 0.107. Strand. Mr. Daniel %Via. et Weft Ho: (sky, neAr ro years of age, was r 7 year' afilidled With Convulfione and Falling tits, and after taking a great variety of Medicines without relief, was effectually cured he Dr. Hower* Powders. liVirtelfes, the Rev. Mr. Fullerton, ntiniller of WM Florfeley, Mr. Smith,and Mr. HoO:ier,ehurehwardene. Ann Wit , Hams, of La) tonttone, Like, 10 years of a g e, had violent Fits front her infancy, but upon taking 1..* Howell sPowders was fools Ca 11... pletely cured. F.,r this great cure the Rev. Mr. Whaley, minifter of Laytonftone, publicly returned thanks to the Aeuesterv, in his Chapel, on the toth of Nov. 1799. Mr. Saltniarfh, of Enfield. Middlefes, aged 37 years, wet eiThcted 18 years fo dreadrult; with hei...pue or Falling Flts, that he requ'red 7 or 8 perfonsto bold hint in the fit. Cured 7 years. Witnelles, /vie. Hiil, cherchwar• den, and Mr. hlitchsli, overfeer. The con of a refpeetabk GCS. tlema n, No. 44, Marfham-ftri st, Weßminfter, from the firtt year * , of his age, and the rooft violent Conviiltive Epileptic Vitt' ' which I brought on firmetorns like hydrophohia or canine madriere, with unnetwol howfings and a difpofition to bite. After in vain trying the unnoft kill of the faculty till he was 7 years old, Dr Flowery Powders elate cured him of thole deplorable and complicated dife mikes. His parents are v. Mitts to at,efi this cure to any enquirer calling at their houfe as above. Perron' :lefire u. of further proofs, by applying at No. 73, High Holborn, will be ret . crred to a lift toe long to be inferted in a news paper. This fovereign Remedy is preps - N.l and fold under thatines Royal Patronage by Dr. Howell, (Fellow of Klee* College) it Ins bottle, Nu 78, High Holborn, London, and nowhere elk, at i es. bd, a packet, in which is inelofed a Treatife, written by the D. Etor, on th bove-mentioned diforder. N. it For a Nervols complaints , which are fo oftcn the fore runners of C millions, Epiltplis, tlytterics, Sec. a better hiedi. o r one cannot be taken. All letters putt paid, duly anfwered. HAYMAN% GENUINE ORIGINAL MAREDANT's ANTIS I'ORBUTIC DROPS. MR. HAYMAN (Author of " a Treatife, expitehte ing the Nature and Affinity of Scot butic nitrates," med. Bvo. 4s. who may be corfultitd perfunally or by letter inelofing his feels ' tweeffarily continues to prepare there Drops, as the ferret oldie pret exts reit, with him ; but the vending themtnd futfply of fubvtn dets is vetted in Mr. R. Butler, Medicinal Wareliouk, No. 4, Cheap* Ode, corner of Pates nolter-row, London, to whom all orders for the 4s. 6d. t rs. and oas. bottles, mutt now be addrefed. Beware of Coutnerfeits--No Maredant's Drops can poChle be pruritic except de added", '‘ J. Hayman, Gulden-tquare." be found cegraven in the (temp affixed upon uch bottle; for the fa- Intary effed.s of all which, thoueh eurchatid of the remotelt ven der, Mr. Hayman enterers with hi , life! !! Their virtues are briefly thcfr—they renovate appetite, enliven the fplrits, pert et thgettion, corri.ct a cnegulurn of htood, open the excretory duels, rotten and fire the Erin of feurf and iehor out pimples, eradicate lacers, caries old!" bones, tumours, abfeetres, tames, ittulas, piles, 81. c. examples of which, fufficient to confute . ufferers in every patle (emit,. uf Scurvy,Scrotula, Leprofy, sot the long train of ditufes altied to them, are corrained in each di realm' bill. See very thort adducts born a few of them enly : Mane? lilavidtm's. eak, witufe area was encircled with deep fetid lerofetous Metre. performing the bone, and prefenting the proftseet of a mortificetion. Mlle Cheethent'.caft—'rhe fame fpecies of difeafe rifeeting tl.e f.et, anl endangering her be' ig a cripple for life. James Scoter carte, whom the Rev. Mr. Elliott, whole par:li on r he is; 41, feilhee to have limn a perfect Lazarus. I.Nlifs Wicker's cafe, whore Lead, face, neck, and token, by the , tertifiute of K. Callender, Zvi. 1). had been three years Metaled with a feabions humour. Mr. Hanter'.- cafe, whore diresfe was atteedNl with a humour to c.Trotive, as to have ieft icArce a band breadth of Dun on Ins whole body. Such being the power of this alterative over the moil &rpm rate and Lt.eit Seeibutie and Scrululou4 Mica es, its iefluerce on the more 10C21, without turther references in poiut, caenet potfilaly be doubted. TLey are fills! ley the general Medicine Venders throughnut the United Klegdons; particularly by Callvrell and Bali, !fuel's% Hufbard, I- LILT, and Co. and Scott, Falinburgh ; lYPDona!d, Glsr. gow ; Garden, Aherdeen ; Craigie, Muntrofe ; Dick, I)undes ; Photfon, Peroich. ; Wheeler and Loegia,Ayleibury ; Crutte el and Haeard. itath ; Smith, Bedford ; 11nott and Cm auti SW:111.(11 and Co. Pirtoteetiam ; , eGittoo, Bridge north ; Gregory. Brighten ; Browne, Btailui : iiimmoos and Co. Canterbury; Meggy a,.% Chalk , CI , chncturd ; Kerner, Colebefter ; Smith, Crawley; l'restr. man, r . !eve ; Wright. Hereford ; T. Brown, fen. and Real% Hee; Harmer and Co. trine &; Branthwake, Kendal; Wright and Biting, I.reds ; Swinten. Leis:eller ; Lee, Lewes; Drunoneert. Lincoln; Adams, I.eughborough t Tyrrell, Mai.4l.one ; St..ie. and Harrop, Marchetter ; Willinfini, Morpeth ; Snelion, Nail etch • Walker and Brown, Ns:wear - de; Marl/tall, Northempten ; Stem:lkon and Co. Norwich; Berbage and Co. Nottingham ; Slat , ter and Mundy, etel Jones, Oxford ; Soulby, Pewit ii ; Wills. Ply mouth ; Hecleelavd, Dock ; Moore, Poole 3 13elain, Portfinouth ; , helot and Co. Reading; Collins, Selithury ; Adams, Shafteibere , , Penny, Slierhoree; Baker, Southampton ; Newcomb, Stantfied ; , Clwiltopher, etochton ; Coe, Tunbridge ; Evil, Wells ; Blakene7. Windfor ; White, %%Rauch ; Tymbs,Woreeßerould Tye, Wre s , I bun. 7v-MORROW. 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