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Pews the e.On.L4).fr 1e•a_.%1711, SVextber 7. •DMIRALTY orrlet. SIPTINIIIR 7. SepTara Letter from Captain Baku, of his Majefty's mip Ph r ah, to William Mathien, Efq. dated Plymouth Sound, 3d Sep ambar. Sir—l herewith have the honour to tranfmit rm, for the information of my Lords Commit era of i; the Admiralty, a copy of my letter to Admiral Corn. sr sills. explaining tile capture of la r don Fret eh gate by his Majetty's (hip under my command, w th a of th'e killed and wounded. I have the lamow to be, ilce. (Signed) T. I i Pilsen's. at Sea, Augutt t 3. Sir—l cannot but exult iii the honour of imparting to you the extreme good fortune of his Majelty's (hip under my command on the toil' intl. lat. 43 deg. 16 min. N. long. tz deg. 14 min. W. in the capture of It Dillon, a remarkabiy 6ne, and the failed failing frigate in French navy, ot 44 guns and 330 men, • which had failed but a few days from Continua, and seas upon a ferret cruize. The affirm commenced at a quarter pail nine in tht morning, (Ia Did3n having waited my approach to leeward) and lafted three hours. never without pißol foot, during which all our ; ropes wag cut to pieces, our main topfail yard (hot away, and moll ofour malls and yards feverely wound • ' ed. The necelfity for our engaging to leeward, in order to prevent the pof6hility of the enemy's efcape, a:poled us to feveral raking broadfides before it could be prudent to return the fire ; and the foperi ority of la Dijon's failing, added to the adroit ma nceuvres of Captain Mums, convinced me of the', !kill and gallantry I fhould have to contend with, which has been folly evinced by the Rubborn defence of 'is fhip until (he became a perfed wreck, and his fubfequent honourable deportment. Owing to the lightnefs of the wind,and la bidon's attempt to board, brought our Ilarboard quarter in contact with her larboard bow, in which pofition we remained full three quarters of an hour, fubjed to a galling fire of muflietry, that robbed me of fuch fupport of officers and men, as there et uld be no compenfation for but in complete victory. With farrow I tranfmit you a lilt of the killed and wounded ; and have the honour 1 to be, &c. (Signed) T. BAREt. A Lift of the killed and wounded on board the Phenix and!, Di. don, on the loth Anon., any. Phenix-42 killed, A wounded. Total 40. La Didon-27 killed, 44 muscled. Total yr. Difference, '5 killed, 16 wounded.-.. Total sr. Names of the killed and wounded on board the Photo's. ; Billed—John Bounton, Lieutenant ; George Damian, Matter's Mate; John Towers, gLiarter Mailer; James Smith, feaman; Benjamin Thomas, ditto; James Taylor, ditto; William God dard. ditto; James Bell, ditto; Samuel Stubbs, ditto; Edward Gadfby, ditto; George Chandler, ditto; and l'ho, Hill, ditto. Wounded--Henry Steel, Lieutenant of Marines, darnierouny , Aaron Tozer, Mitifnipnian, dangeronfly; Edward B. Curling, Midfhipman, badly; James Bird, Coxfwain, Rightly; George Gaward. Captain's fervant, nightly; John M'Donald, Captain's Reward dangcroufly : Thomas Hall, iceman, nightly; George Benny, fail maker, dingerouny; Bernard M'Carthy, feaman, dangeroufly; Patrick Edwards, kaolin. dangeroully; John C. Bringer. Iranian, badly ; Tho mas M'Makep, feaman, badly; John Binßead, feaman, nightly; }Award James, private of ma- Thies, dangeroully; Jofeph Rubinfun, (Conan, nightly; William Moldering], ditto, nightly; John Agnew, ditto, Rightly; Lewis Burnett, Serjeant of Marines, badly; 'harles Morgan, ditto, dangeroufly; Thomas Mafon, private of Maine*, nightly; 1 Charles Harley, di:to, dangeroony; Alexander Bateman, ditto, 1 etaniceroany; Stephen Sprawles, ditto, dangcroufly; Thomas Martin, ditto, dangeroully; William Harbour, ditto, dente- TOUfly ; Thomas Davis, ditto, badly; Samuel Walker, ditto, badly, and William Mills, ditto, nightly. (Signed) WILLIAM WARDEN, Surgeon, 1 MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 7. id Rtgiment of Dragoon Guards--Lieutenant Colonel the Ho- nourable William Blaquiere,', from the and Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchafe, vice Long, appointed to the 16th Light Dragoons. 16th Regiment of Light Dragoons...Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Ballard Long, from the ad Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant. Colonel, without purchafe. 22d Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel James Hare, from half pay of the late 28th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Bla . quicre. 6th Weft India Reglment—Captain Charles Afhworth, from the 55th Foot, to be Major, by purchafe, vice Diction, who retires COnliniffions fined by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk.—Yarmouth Cavalry. Corner Toleer to be Lieutenant, vice l'a!grave, reigned; Mark Waters, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Tolce:, promoted. Dated July 20, too!. Norwich Battalion'of Volunteer Infantry. Captain Cole to be Major, vice Harvey, relieved; Lieutenant Watfon to be Captain, vice Cole, promoted; kolien Moore to be Lieutenant. vice Watfon. promoted; Surgeon Keymer to be Enfign, vice Barton, appointed to the 39th Regiment of Foot. Dated Auguß 8,1805. Samuel Cole, Gent. to be Eufign, vies Herring, promoted. Dated Auguß 9,1805. John Cockfedge lli3nold, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Karon, refired. Dated Auguß z,f. 1/35. Loddon Company of Volunteer Infantry. Erten Cooke to be Lieutenant, vice Hutton, refigned. Dated Auguß 9,1805. Norwich Rifle Corps. Second Lieutenant Scott to be Firft Lieutenant, vice eook, re. ligned ; James Moore, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Scott, promoted, and Richard Sharp, Gent, to be Ditto, vice Clegg, refloated. Dated Auguß 17, 1805. CommifGons figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Effex.—Weßern Battalion of Militia. Enflon George Cocks to he Lieut.mant, vice Gazeley, refigned.— Dated Auguß 32.1305. Archibald Wilton, Cent. to be Entign. Dated June s, 18os. Thomas Vaaghan, Gent. from the South Effez, to be Eufign. vice Cocks, promoted. Dated Sept 2. aos. Well Ham Volunteers. Richard Webb, Gent. to be Ration, vice Winmill,refignett Dated Walthamilow Volunteers. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Auguil 7, rSoy. Effex Legion—Welters Battalion. Richard Stotherd to be Lieutenant Colonel. Dated tBcs. Dedham Volunteers. Gent. to be Lk 'tenant, vice Mafon, raved, Dated 18or. Eaft Effex Volunteer Cavalry. Bawtrec, from the Loyal Cokhefter Volunteers, Commandant, Viet: Gill, refignaL Dated Au 'ARTNERSHIP3 DISSOLVED. and Peter Aldcrfey, of Liverpool, grocers, jai, William Prick and Jeremiah Baker, of Redcrofs _ May 3r, rEot• Wheat y, and J , kith England, of Old Broad-ftrect, At t 805. and Edward Stubbs, coach painters, December and James Jenkins. of Maiden lane, Covent Gar gliders, September 6,1805. Crook and John Honoway, of Devizes, carpenter. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. 'titian Heywood, of Madden, Yorkfhire, cottntt • and chapman, at ten, at the Old Cock, Halifax. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. James Norman and George Worthington. of Charten•ToW, parifh of NiznelKiter, continuo brewers, and copartners. Samuel Sanders, of Love-lane,l.ondon,wine and brandy merchant. . 11 1 1 July ix, 1E41:5. John berthon, Ce lit Elk Mai•r John Rich Auguit 14, 18c Henry Pi rkefs, Cr Anglia aa, rBO ir II E Captain Samuel B to be Captain gait 33, P 1 John Alderfey ; ag. Jokph Curtis, SI ltreet, turners, A I Win. Wheat!, y tornks, 3 . /, Hugh Thomas *5. IXO4. Ralph Watfon • den, carvers and g William Crook 01Inher 27. Wil • (pinata, dealer 101. • • _ BANKRUI' I'S, Henry Palmer, now or !atop! the garilh of Mangotsfield, vidlualler, dealer and cliapn.aii, to lurrender Stprem - b , r to, tt. and ()dotter 19, at ten, at the Rummer 'cavern, in In Anomie', Mr. James, No. 12, Gr London; Mr Mr. George Martin, Exchange. Briftol. Thonias Arnold, of Canterbury, Rent, grocer and eheefemonger, S, ;ember t 3, Odlolicr 4, and 19, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Bum, No. 19, Addle-ftreet, Alderrnahhury. John Brown, of Wiutiiutham, Lincolnshire, baker, dealer and th.ipinan, Sept. 17, at one, Sept. tB, at ten, and Odloher 19, at three, at the George Inn, Barton-upon-Humber, Lincolnfhire.—" Attornics, Mars. Mania and Brown, Barton-upon-Humber. 'Edward Ttip, late of Barton-upon-Humber, I.ii,canthire, joiner and carpenter, dealer and chapman. (hut now a debtor in the ,f Lincoln) Sept. 17, at one, Sept. 18, at ten, and Odtober 19. at three, at the George Inn, Barton oral-Humber aforefaid. Anomie., Mars. Marris and Brown, Barton-upon •Humber. Thorna% Ftrncley and George l'erneley, of Hulme, in the parith of Manchelter,'L aucafhire, cottomfpinners, deal, rs, chapman. and copartners, Sept. t 6, at, and Odoloer 19. at two. at the Dog- Tavern, Deatifgate, Maaclulter. Attornie', Mtffrs. Haldrad and Ainftvorth, Mancheiter ; or Mars. Milne and Parry, Old- Jewry, London . William Brewer, late of Bathpool Mills within the parifh of Weft Monkton, Somerfctfhire, miller, dealer and ekapman, °driller 8,9, and 19, at ten, at the Market• hook, Taunton, Somerfet Anomie", Merin. Blake and Son, Cook . " court, Carey.ftrett. London; or Mr. Beadbn, Taunton. Richard Bury, of Manchefter, dry-falter, dealer and chapman, Sept. 16. 18, and Odlober 19, at three, at the Higher Royal Oak Inn, Market-ftreet•lane, Iklaneheficr, Attornies, Mclfrs. Rear- Bey and Cardwell, Manchefter. DIVIDENDS. _ _ Odtober at. Gcore Lott Phillips, of Hammerfmith, Middlefel, merchant, dealer and cliapman, at ten, at Guildhall. Odoher 23. Jofeph Taylor and Henry Cowley, of Oalnlburgh, LincoMfhire, merchants and partners, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Gainiburgh. Odoher r 9. John Moftnan, of Lawrence p limitary-lase, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Odohir g. William Fro% late of Dover•ftreet, Southwark, Sur rey, taylor, dealer and chapman, at one, at Guildhall. Odolier 8. William Henry Lovell, of Fetter-lane, London, kaiser feller, at ten, at Guildhall. On Monday la, the Eighth Regiment Loyal Lon. don Volunteers, matched to Highbury, to fire ball for two filver cups, one given by Lieut. Colonel Canning, Commandant, the other by Major Wood. Owing to an infpeCtion of the Regiment by Col. Mercer, the whole of the Regiment had not fired until it was dark. The gth, and part of the 4th company, are ordered to mußer on Monday next, at three o'clock, in Moorfields, to march to Highbury to try their (kill. The beR lhot is Serjeant Jay, of the elth company, which is in the bull's eye, but not the centre. The next bell is Serjeant Campbell, which is about one half in the bull's eye; therefore there is (fill an op portunity of the rerna:ning I.eroes to win the prize. SPORTING.—The indent moth muff be dmihly gratifying to (porting men, as the cornmens•emelit of it introduces an amulement, %%la :h, %chilli it affords pleafure and gives heahh to theCportfman, contrihtites to the elegance of the table ; but the fait day of the month prefents a fport of much more interelL namely, the drawing of a rich and truly popular Lottery, in which the game is of no lefs magnitude than 3 P, izes of 20,0001.-3 of 10,0001-3 of soool. and otbdilkf various amounts, with the fini ; trlar advantage d tol. each for a proportion of the Blanks. Patross , ss tom. The celebrated phyfiegnomia Lavater, has declared that no part of the face tends fo much to convey a pleating prepolfdion, in favour any one, as the appearance of a fet of regular and Feautifidly white teeth, as it imports the idea doper'. nets of charafter, and gives a confidence in the pet fon that poffelfes them. Bus-chit's Reftorative Tooth Powder Rands unrivalled in its excellence for this pur. pole. It is a certain preventative againa tooth ache, and eradicates the (curvy and its caufes, via. foul. nets and fponginefs of gums, and it gives to the mouth every appearance of health and beauty, mak ing the teeth pearly white, and the lips and gums to airtime a delicate red or vermillion colour. It may be had of molt Medicine Venders and Perfumers in every town, in 3oxes, at as. gd. each. A Court Martial having been held at Brighton on a private of the South Glotreetter Militia for defertion, he was fentcnc.:d to receive five hundred lathes ; when the Earl nf BERKFLEY propofed, in mitigation of ponifhment, that he fhould fer ve abroad, which he accepted. Burt at the evening parack he came for ward, and told his Lnrdfhip he )iad changed his mind, and would receive the punifhment. The regiment was to mutter at fix o'clock on Saturday Morning, in the Barrack yard, for the purpofe. The moft important communication by the over land difpatch from India, refers to the interception of fome letters from Holkar, which have betrayed to our Government the prnjed of a ne.w confederacy amongll fome of the Native Chiefs, having tor its ob . Jet the vigorous renewal of the war ; as altar a plan for recruiting and altembling a large force through the agency of fome French emiffaries. Holkar was in the upper provinces with a (mall body of fillowers. The forts of Powanghur, Dohud, Mier Ghor, and all the territory dependant on thole forts, both in Candith and Guzere, have been reflered to Scindia. The Seicks were affembling on the banks of the Uttuck, for the purpofe, as was under - flood, of Mak ing an irruption into the Mabratta States. A few days fince a boy belonging to a boat in the canal at Shardlow , in Derbythire, as he was at tempting to fill a bucket with water from the River Trent, accidentally fell into the river, and was drowned.—The fr.llowing day, a boy, of about ten years cid, was killed at the fame place by the gear of a waggon, which fell upon him as he was preparing to carry in the harvell—And at tlkefton, in the fame county, a child two years old was unfortunately fcalded to death by drinking hot water from a teapot, which inadvertently had been left within its reach. On Friday fe'nnight John Hayes, who was con vided at the Jail Exeter Affixes, of violating the chatiity of Mary Shields, a child not eleven years of age, was executed pnrfuant to his fentence, at the drop over the county gaol, at the Caine of Exeter. _ _ A few evenings fince a gentleman in his carriage was rubbed on the toad to Loughborough by two hthwaymen well mourned. On giving his watch, the gentleman Paid it was a family one, of little value, and, expreffing a wills to keep it, it was returned, with a guinea to bear his expences on the read. On Friday fe'nnight James Pitt, Jofeph Fletcher, John Knight, John Hughes, Thomas Reeves, and John Sheriff, alias Shreerex, were executed at War- Kick, purfnant to their feveral fentences at the late affises. TO THE EIYTOR OP a STAR. '1 Sir—Having Peen An account in your paint of the blely of Echvatd I. perhaps the appearance of the IVth Edward, of which 1 was an eye witnefs, may not be unacceptable to your Readers CURIOS°. During the long repairs of St. George's Chapel, Windfor, fame workmen who had been digging the foundation for a new pavement in the North Aifle, (truck againfl a hard fulAionce, which on exami nation proved to be the coffin of Edward IV. Curl ofity having induced them to open i!, the body was found quite entire, without the leatt wrapping of any kind, of a brown,yellowifh colour, with the hair and beard in as goodlirefervation as if juR itrer. red. The coffin was filled with a liquid fedinsect, of which many opinions were f•rmed ; fame &flirting 'it was a liquid !Or the prefervation of the body, others, the fediment to which all tr , dies ready& To thame be it fpoken, the Royal reliqttes were plun dered without the leall refpeft to decency, fettle fe creting a tooth, fame a finger, tome a lack of hair, and another the beard, &c. and before the Dean could arrive, the body of the once compering En v:alto was miferably mutilated. On the Dean's ar rival, a flop was put to theft antiquation plunderers, but from the admitfion of air, the body, sthich had fo long been in a perfea Rate, was left a ficeleton, SPORTMG INTELLIGENCE. EOHAM RACES, FRIDAY, SEPT. 6. A Handicap Subfcription of togs. each, free for all ages. The belt of three ti mile beats. Sir J. Mawbcy's br. c. Heathpolt, ♦yn old - 3 i t Mr. C. C. Smith's Virtaufo, 4 yrs old - a a a Mr Harris's Farmer, 3 yrs old 1 dr. Before darting dace to two the field against Vir tuvfo, and after the firtt heat although the won, the odds wet c five and fir to one againft her. The first heat wa, a tolerahle good one between Virtuofo and Farmer ; out the mare was greatly diltrefretl, and Heathpolt won the the two left heats ealy. THE ATOLTRNLR.-AN EPIORAN. Wrapt up in fables tor a wife, Who led him work than a dog's life Dick bore a week the toil of grief, Whcii a Court Mourning brought relief— , Now no grimace in Dick you note, Bright are hi% looks, though blackhiscoat I e. Friday afternoon as Mr. Alpena', of Fetter-lane, 1-144 burn, was coming near ispplzdore.heath, in Kent, he Was flopped by three men, who rubbed him of his pocket-b.u.k, containing 151. ;n BA nk notes, wkich they returned as ufelefs to them, but tuok from him 31. 15s. in call. Rear fe•enty loads of hay were deal-eyed on Fri day night, at Lower Edmonton, in confequence of its heating. On 'friday Mary Ann Jones was committed for trial from Shadwell Police office, charged with Real. ing a boy about two years old, the fon of Mr. Ewer, in Wells-ftreet, Welleofe-iquare, for the purpofe of (tripping it. Saturday a number of diforderly perfons, appre hended the preceding night in Barthollmew-fair, were brought before the LORD MAYOR, feveral of , whom, not being able to give a good account of themfelves, were fent on board the tender ; others' were liberated on giving bail to appear at the feffions. Saturday a man was committed to Bridewell for a month, for eating a quantity of tarts in a paltry co: k's (hop in Cheaptide, without having any money to pay for them. Same day Elizabeth Dunn was committed for re examination, from Union ,Hall, charged with rob bing a Mrs. Goodwin, of Wooton-place, near the Circus, with whom the lived as fervent, of a dia mond pin and other articles, during the fire at that place. P. Croning, a bricklayer's labourer, was fully committed, for breaking open the Dover-nftle, in Dover-ftreet, St. George's-fields, and healing a cop per, which he had affilled in fixing the preceding day. Satut day G. D'Arcey, alias Capt. Stodart, alias Hamilton (who was acquitted of forgery, at the laft OH Bailey Sett to, owing to the profecutor having loft the forged inftrument), was committed from Marlborough-ltreet office, for re-examination, charg ed with obtaining goods from feveral tailors and other tradefmcn, under falfe pretences. Same day, as a Gentleman was p.: fling Ludgate. hill, he was twilled by a gang of pickpockets, and robbed of his pocketbook. He feenred one of the gang, and was proceeding very quietly with him till he came Afar Temple-bar, when he ran off down Inner Temple-lane. The cry of ftop thief was railed, and he was again taken, and catried before the Sitting Magiftrate at Bow-Itreet. The Profecuror Rated, that his pocket-book contained a ten, and two one pound Bank notes, and papers of confiderable value, none of which were Inind on the prifoner.— He was well known at the office, and fully commit ted fcr trial. The prilbner was very genteelv drelled in black, and had an elegant ring on his little finger. The quantity of Grain which Rats and Mice de (troy i. almoll incredible. From the ealcul'ations lately laid before the public by Sir !antes Wrigh:, Bart. it appears too evident, tt that the damage d•rne by thee wide walling devourers of corn, amounts to no Ids than Soo,ooo bulhes annually, which is far more than fufficient for feed to row the enfuing year's crop !" The celebrated Dr. BLace, ProfelTor of Chc. milky in the Univerfity of Edinburgh, and Phyfician to his Majeßy for Scotland, fortunately invented a powder, the efficacy of which, in anfwering the end required, is not to be eqnafled in Europe—it is war ranted infallible ; the application is Pimple , the ex pence tri fl ing, an d the effeet certain : what renders it Rill more valuable, is the Wet) , attending its tire, as the Vermin neither eat, drink, nor vomit after taking it, nor will cats eat of it, unlefs flarving with hunger. This celebrated Rat Powder is fold in packets, price ss. 6d. each, with printed direCtions, (by appointment of the Proprietor) by Mars. Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Howard and Evans, Long Lane, Weft Smithfield ; Ward, Holborn ; Bolton, Royal Exchange • Cundell, Minories ; Bar ron, rsl3, Strand; Clark, iiorough ; Cochran, Green wich ; and nue or more Venders in every town in cat Britain. Inurms. • Ott Wecir.eftlay, in Betitk7-fqw are, the Lea Um. i.sly Tan iofia Bhgli, of a daughter. - _ [AR RE On Thurf!ay taft, at Coiwich, Statfortithire, Irr the Rcv. It. Nara, Archdeacon of Stafford, Janus M.u.dotEdd,Efq. M. I'. oily ton of the Ri i tht Hon. the Lord Chief Brun, to Nlifi r.li• =bah Sparrow, ilcond daughter of John Sparrow, kb,. of ton, in the Lid County. _ DIED. On Wednefdhy, the sth inf. Mrs. Farmer, wife or Samucl Far mer, Efq. of N,.ntuch Park. On the tit intl. the Rev. Chriftoplier Munnirp. formerly of Biluey-hall, in the County of Nurt.lk, and Rector of &ate,. aid Bike!, in the fame County. On Sunday Lift, at Wydford, in the County of Hens, after a few days Rind's, thc Rev. Peter Hammou•l, Re clot of Wydfort and South Minims, anti one of the CLaplait.s to his Royal the Prince of Wales. HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE TO-MORROW. ILErmilnig . 33 si.l.,utes 1 .er s "Pelops &CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS INFALLIBLE GERMAN C 4 RN-pLAisTrlt. PROPRIETOR of this Mott excellent V I REMEDY fo certain of its Efficacy having sever faiiid, in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Con e root and branch, to at:ro en rue moxer. And he legs leave to add, :hat it has infinitely the advantage of the numiierkfs carious Ointments, Salves, &c. as many hundreds of air kilid per. tons can wilily, among, whom are tome of the fief char.:eters in this kingdom. Sold Who!crate and Real: by T.Aztell, No. t, Finch-lane, near the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavißock arc-et ; Mr. Wilton, Na. -9, St. James's-itrect; Mr. Hilder, No. at, P.lll-Mali ; Mr. Ward, No. 314, Holborn; and Jebotdt and Co. No. tso, Otferd-Rreet. At BrilLol, by Mr. Brien and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfellets Bath, By Hazard, bookftlkr, and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Batter, South Bridge. Fortfca and Gofport, Mr. Harding's. Liverpool, by Mr. Con:, printer,and Mr. Jones ibookfiller, Portimouth. Mr. Motley, bookieller. And by molt of .hc Venders of Medicines in England. • :F. Ati.C.'e;RG . ...ig " A good appearance is the hilt letter of recommendation." SrECT•Tor. THE FACE is the mon common feat of cutane, u s eruption, In coufequeucc of its Ix ing more pa Ceularly ex pofed to the action of the air, and it is fuppufrd that the extreme cat:Fonts steals, which, in a natural ft te, circulate colourieli on being excited in the manner here mentioned, rr on the application of Itimulants, or perhaps from conies at prefect un known to us, a'..forb rgygcn from the atmolphere, which occahotai • a heat, is }!animation, florid appearance, and cntanel-W1 eruption. The Atsi E GE VT I.oTtoN renders the face fair ard delicate, and rtanoves every Lied of Rain, tan, funburn, or freckle, which rouge, !ors' illner3 or fatigue generally produce; in more, it is the cnty coftnetic a I ady can ufc at her toilet with cafe and comfort. Prepar.:l by Dr. SoLostotv, Gilead Hoof:. near LiverpooL Pti.t as. Ad a bottle, duty ircludtd. Sold in London. by Mrs. Matthews, 18, ,trand; Dicey and Sutton, how t-hurch-yarel; Bacon, 130, Oxfordtrect ; Pidding„ 76, Oxford•ftreet, appetite the Pantheon ; Bloke, 4, Chcapfide; Barclay and Son, Fleet-market; Shaw aud Edwards, 66,5 t. Paul's Church-yard; Howard and Evans, Well-Smithfield; and by all refpcfbide M,.7leine Venders in the United Kingdom hsm way be had, The Arti-Impet . gines, or Se:ornon's Drops, for purifying the • blood :.rd rettoring the fyftem, when impaired by the Imprudent ufe of Mercury.-have been found the great and oily restorer of health and vigour in diforders where Inlivation has repeat, dty failed. Price tcs. 6d. Family bottles 355. Alta, a Ncw Edition of Solomoc's Guide to Health; price ja. - - - • - - - -- • - TJAVING deatcated irraf to the and], and beat gratified by eke m..fe confideraide pradtice in that branch which I thought ;roper to feledt, I trust that 1 have not more mil. employed my time than thole who. in the catenflve fleld'of the profeMon, ars orm.ionally in:mei-fed in uncertainty, and moat always attain that Needs which Is acquired by amecntrating the intelleasal power to one elate of &corder, The &Cafes of DI/BF...ATI' arc peculiarly aftrilitng for ecy bring with them a train of concomitant fraptams and, by ads prribon of all vital energy, exiftence led/ become. embittered.... Whether they arlfe from the pm-rater-2 of 11l example, tbee.cltrue dye habits of fchool-boys, or the indigences of maturity, they dr. gain the molt *Mucus profertorad Otill ; tut by the ignorance of unediteurd tom, the symptoms are aggravated, ant the eon& rotten is d.e.e.royed. As a %CAMBER of the ROYAL couzinot sußcEows, I ground my retentions on regukirity of education: and polleffing every priviles:tc pra.,tice, I feel tnyfell entitled to that conidelace with which i I are hitherto !vim fort , -rary honoured. in the Ent fonfationvel local werAnds, early spoliation whit prevr.t.i the calar*l of a debilitated .frame; but where the fat ferer, from a corrcioufnefs of the unmanitlda of the vice which caufed his misfortune, is fearful of the ccutempt or ceniare of Ws family phyfician ane broods ever his inffhaity with careful coo. malnuatt. ft malt be (tneadinry for him to be afl'ured not only of capat.ffity of tmatrame but alto of the molt Inviolable (weer. _ . _ _ . . And in reck.nt Veirxr.sl Comniaints it is polible to prereat psi; danger or diftreii ; in the molt complicated cafes it is the acquire. meat of excluilee experience in this hue to ilea a fee, caul& and Ipeedy re-cliablifhamt offer the advantage of t!drs experience to thole of either fel who are aa:s'i,fted with any kind of Dl36iA iTY, of any fymptarm INFECTION, and in 11 cafes the tams dream. aeration are ftetrel on the tlc it Interview. rat:ea:sin t e country are expeCited to inelofe a Part DOW, la are ravened to fpecify t.Selr age and =saner of living. 47..T1N EXER, Meter: of the Royal College of Surgeons In Landon. No to Armee: fte-et isteand. rail Temple ute To TITO - 97. TAYLOR, Lig. N 0.9, sew Brldge-ttreet, 'London' SIR —I confider it but an a& of justice due to the merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to conimuni ere to you the followieg Cure, which has recently been performed by them :--An acquaietance of mine, who by the breaking out • of and old Venereal attended by a Complication ot Dif • orders arifeig therefrom). was reduced thitoft to a Guidon, and though be had the belt medical advice which could be obtained. and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procured which feemed to fait his cafe, or to do him at,) , tervice ; he remain ed in a ,toft reduzed and p%iable btuation for two years, unable to follow his prof, Sion. and fcare,ly able to walk or even to Rand en his legs; in tae... no one who knew him ever fuppofed it gortible for him to recover. He was adrifed at UR to try your LEAK 6'6 Pitts—h. did fa, ftrizlly adlterhig to the directions given with them—he hart mat ell: en tour.: than In: t6r2c6. before be Lund so alteraroit for the better : tl i.. enenuraged him to proceed. and by takin a few b"-es more he found hi, appetite and ltrerieth gradu al:), return, and is row as healthy 21 el ai Rout as any mao I know. Tao are welcome, Sir, to refer any perfon to me for a oontirmation of the above accatiet if it haiuld he doubted. I :on. Sir, rum. ots...iieut humble fervant, Library, Folkßoee, July TO, 1803. THO. PURDY. Prepared ant' fold by thc cote Proprietor Twos. TAY LOS, Member of the Royal College of Surgeon., Lon• don. at his haufe, No. 9. New trilige Where, after a c.a.:data refideree of more than go years. in a prodliae particularly directed to the 'cure of Veneret eani ; •:•eani and thole incidental to the parts of generation in both fee s, that inviolable reentry which men of his prof, mon thotOd alwart obferve, he flatters hilt:far:he advice and affiltaiwe he gratuaouily adminifters to perfons taking this medicine, will be elteemed, by a difeernilw public, as an advantage feldom to be obtained, and void of ambisuity. Alio kid, by his appointment, for the convenit nee of there Sy. ing at a enhance. at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. A liian's-Rreet, Pall Mall; the Toythop t.a3,oaford•Rreet ; Mr. IMAKTOUgh o Fin" Rrert -Rill ; Mr. Beater i, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Ir. 111'Do nal,l's, GlaFlow ; Dublin ; Liverpoolg Mr. Atki• Manchefter, and by one perfon in every cet.fi derible town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only as 93. each, foaled ep v.ith full oid plain direttions, whereby perfons of either fez may cure the-tartlet" with er.fe, freed, feereey, and fafety. N.B. Every Box 11.11 in Great retain is fealed up with a Ramp, on which. by favour of the Commiftieners, is printed at the Stan p Office-I'. Tayler, No. so, New Brielge-areet—•to imitate *Wale trimly. and all others zre counterfeit. I.ONDON: Printed and PubliThed by LEVEL KENT (ef Csr. tethiiry•phee, Lambeth), attSe fl AR Orrica, Nr. t Oiler QM. I'atiac4 aco at tt.a ars' V tric a, T.s