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?MTh" 111 TELL IGENCE. CATTERICK-BRIDGE MEETING, APRIL 17. The 501. for horfes, &c. Two-mile heats. Mr. Dent's b e Sir Charles, by the Arabian Selina. riling 4 years old. Sit. slk—B. §:fifth a a Mr. Stevenfon's b m Wafp,ly Oberon, Ming 5 years old Si. SRL 2 2 Mr. Field's b e Wafer, by St. George, riling 4 Ira. Sft. alb. 3 3 Even betting on Wafer ; after the heat the fame. The Craven Stakes of togs. each, for all ages. One mile and a half, (five Subfcribets.) Lord Darlington's bay bode, by Ormond, out of Huby's dam. riling jr years, 9ft. Peirfe Mr. Riddle's bay colt, by Beningbrough, Hang 4 yrs old, lifL 91b. 1 4 and 5 to one on the Ormond horfe. The Produce Stakes, of aggs. each, h. ft. colts, 80. 311 a. fillies, MI. Ttvo miles. (Eight Subfivibers.) Mr. W. Fletcher's be Stanley, by Shuttle, dam by Drone, allowed 3lb —J Jackfon Sir W. Gerard's bl e Barouehe, by Overton, out of Mary-Ann Lord Su-Atmore' , b e by Sir Peter, out ofQxcm Mab 3 liven betting on Staysley. THURSDAY. The Old Stakes of togs. each, colts, 80. 31b. fillies, 811 Two miles. Mr. Wentworth's b e &herbals, by Hang:detail, darn by Here.—G. Humble Mr. Rieldrl'sb e by Overt o, dun by Spadille a Mr. Loufdales cb c by Pipator, darn by Paymalter 3 Six to 4 agtt. Piptstor, and 3 to i agO. Silverheels. Swceptlakes c;1 azgs. each, for fillies, sa. One mile and a half. (Three Subfcribers.) Mr. Page'.• Bay, nut of Mils Judy—walked over. Mr Burton's Dubfkelpfr, by Dubfkelper, aged. received for feit from Captain Hawkces Mifs Topping, 6 years old, tilt. cub, four mild, 400 guineas. 13th The town of Brixton, in the Ifle of Wight, was on Tuefday fe'nnight thrown into much coact-n*lkm, by the arreltation of a Spy ! he was taken near the Beacon, in the very aa of taking a general furvey of the country round. Information being given, a file of fix Men, firongly armed, loon fucceeded in fecurini hire ; they matched him near two miles, to the Com-. mending Officer, through the alarmed neighbour. hood ; upon examination and (catch, he was found to have cimccaled about him oath* night cop, and a difcharge from a Volunteer Corps ; and proving him- Mit° be a working jeweller, of Southampton, upon * Sunday excurfion, he was not feverely plunked. Signor Rot:mace, who lately died fo miferably poor at St.xiths, near Whi•br, firfk appeared in Lon don about twenty-five years ago, at Brellaw's : Hie exhibition confined of tutored birds. A nuns b.r of lit:le birds to the amount, we believe, of to dee nr f - auteen, being taken from-different cages, Mitre placed upon a table in the prefence of the feec tatoit, and there formed themfelves into ranks, like a company of ioldiers. Small cones of paper, bear ing fame refemblance to iirenadiers caps, were put upon their heads, and diminutive imititions of mill:. • ketronade of wood, fecured under their left wings. Thus equipped, they marched to and fro Cenral times, when a fingle bird was brought forward, fop ' poled to be a &fitter, and fet between fix of the muf keteers, three in a row, who concluded him from :he top to ilie bottom of the table ; on the miudle of which a fin ill brafs cannon, charged with a little gunpowder, had been previnufly laced;p and the deferter ,was Ciliated in the front of the cannon. His guards then divided; three retiring on one fide, and three on the other, and he was left !landing by himfelf. Another bird was immediately produced ; and a lighted match btir7, put into one of his claws, he hopped boldly on the other to the tail of the cannon, and applying the match to the priming, difcharged the piece without the leatl appearance of fear or agitation. The mo ment the explofion took place, the deferter fell down, and lay apparently motioolefs, like a dead bird; but, at the command of his tutor, he rofe again. The cages being brought, the feathered foldiers were Rripped of their ornaments, and returned into them in perk& or. der. Alter he quitted Breflaw, his next performance confined in counterfeiting the notes of all kinds of finging birds. When he affumed the name of Rof fignol, pfruf. Nightingale)'and appeared on the flag! at Covent Garden Theatre, where, in addition to his imitation of the birds, lie executed a Concerto on a fid dle without firings ; that is, he made the notes in a wonderful manner with his voice, and teprefented the bowing, by drawing a (mall truncheon backwards and I,s wards over a aringlefs violin. His perforio ance was received with great applaufe ; and the fuo cefx he Pitt with produced many competitors, but none of than equalled him. It was, however, dif covered, that the founds were produced by an infiru mcnt, contrived for the purpofe, concealed in the mouth, and then the trick loft all its reputation. The ffillmring interelling occurrence can be well authenticated.—A Gentleman, who early gained a Share of a Capital Prize in the laft Lottery, Immedi ately expended a hundred Pounds of it is chances for the remaining great Prizes in the Wheel. His fpirit of enterprize rewarded him with an additional Qpiter of one of the zo,ocol. Capitals. What an enconragentent for this plan of conduit is the prefent fupreme Scheme, wherein the very Firit Drawn Numbe , prefents a Prise of ro,oool. The early at. taintrent of to great a Prize may, by emulating the above example, I.ty a foundation for much greater fta.:cefi in the fame Lottery. If there could be any feather evidence needful to th.m..nflrate the unrivalled excellence of Canto's Patent AV.iRM L 01.01053, it would be unqueftionably ellabitil..d by a late calculation, which afcertains that above Half a hllltion of perfons have been reftored to good health, by the ufe of this invaluable medi cine, where the moll eminent pi.tyficians and apothe caries have attended without fuccefr. As opening phylic at thin feafon, they are fuperior to every other medicine. Sold wholefale, at Ching and Burka's, No. Cheapfide, corner Paternoilet-row ; and retail, by moll Country Bookfellers. The general antipathy we feel from childhood to medicine, induces us to delay remedies when we really want them. If difeafe does not alarm our watchful fiends, the ucccffary quantity. confinement, and drmd of naufe , us medicines, add to our repugnance. When alllkted with Gout, Rheumatifm, Scorbutic Eruptions, weak Digellion, or Nervous Affettions, they au. removed by SPILSBUILY% PATES? ANTI SCORbUTIC DROPS, the dole uf which is 8 few drops, and nn IC araint of diet or curdle. To avoid coun terfeits, afk for Spilfbury'sP.itent A utile orbutic Drops, with tl.c Stamp (the King'sduty) printed in black ink: bold at the Difircnfary, N 0.15, Soho.fquare, is bottle& kEI ss. 64 los aad tl. p. duty included. Nis tie LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 23. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, APRIL 23. sth Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Jakob Calton, Cat to h Cornet, without purchafe, vice Wyndham,promoted In the 3d dragoons. ad Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet and Adjutant Henry htMil lan to have the rank of Lieutenant. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant George Cholmley to be Captain of a Troop, by purchafe, vice Paget, promoted ; Cornet William Campbell to be Lieutenant, vice Cholmky. sth Ditto—Lieutenant R. Whiteford, from the 6th Welt India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without porthole; Lieutenant Michael Pierrepnint, from half-pay of the 47th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. • t7th Ditto—Captain Francis D'Arcey Bacon, front the 3d Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Aylmer, who exchonges. oath Ditto--(tAncr-Mager John Cook, from the tsth Light Dalmatia, to be Cornet, without porthole, vice Mortimer, pro. rooted; Francis Hartwell, Gent to be Cornet, without pur chafe. tit Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain Francis Todd to be Cap tain of a Company, by purchafe, eke Ruddock, who retires; Bain Thomas Kerr to be Lieutenant, vice Todd. Colditream Regiment of Foot Guards—Marry Parker, -bent. to be Enka, by purchafe. • 3 d Regiment of Foot.--Captain Richard Aylmer, from the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Bacon, who exchanges ; Enßgn James Lane, from the 9th Foot, to'be Lieu tenant, by porthole, vice Tuckett, promoted. 4th Ditto--EnOgn John Read Vincent, from the 24th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without porthole. sth Ditto-Lieutenant Honourable Richard Murray, from the sods Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without porthole, vice Brown, ap pointed to the 23d Foot. 7th Ditto — Lieutenant George King, from the xsth Light Dra goons, to be Captain of a Company, without porthole • George Courteuay, Gent. to be Lieutenant , without purc hafe, vice Mather, appointed to Ramfay's Regiment. Bth Ditto-Brevet Major Charles Pane, from the Coldftream Guards, to be Major, without porthole, vice Fortye, appoi o t• ed to the alt Veteran Battalion. tali Ditto—Colonel James Phillips Lloyd, from the 86th Foot, to be Lieutenant-61*nel, vice krafer:Who exchanges. 18th Ditto... Major John Rofs, from half-pay of the late 1 rth Oar- rifon Battalion, to be Major, vice Mockler, who exchanges; John Ord. Gent. to be Lofton, by purchafe, vice Ellis, appoint ed to the 7th Dragoon Guards; William Hay, Efq. to be Pay. mailer, vice Irwin, who religns. 19th Ditto... Captain Robert Honner to be Major, without put.- i eliale,vke Sir William Aylett, who retires on the half-pay u: the late 6th Garrifon Battalion. ski Ditto—Second Lieutenant• Francis Dalmer to be Firft Lieute nant, without purchafe, vice hierry than, detested. uth Ditto—Henry Hall, (eat. to be I ithon, without purebafe, vice Vincent, promoted in the 4th Foot. asth Ditto—Enfign James O'Brien, front haif•pay of the 27th Foot, to be &align. stft Ditto—Serpent Major Shaw to he Adjutant. with the rank of Enftgu vice Haywood, app,4,,ted to th e 6 t h D ragoons . Sad Ditto—Enlign LlennisO'Kelly to be Lieuteuant, by purchak, vice Strode, promoted to the 4 sth Foot. 35th motto—'Lieutenant Thomas King, front balf.payof the 56th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Alajor, who exchanges. Barry Ditto—Lieutenant Redmund to be Pay:latter of the ad Battalion. 43d Ditto.—Robert Watfon, Gent. to be rnfign,without parade, vice Alien, who refions James F3' . .1W , :, Gent. to be Eutign, ' without prachafc, vice William,, who r:fizns. 44th Ditte.—.Thomas Boles, Gent. to be Eynon, without purchafe, vice Jones, who refigns. 4Slh Ditto —Bonen eVillfam W. Chefslyn to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Skottowe, promoted. sift Ditto—.Captaiu George N.uper to he Major, without par. chafe, vice Logan, promoted; Lau:molt Forbes James M•Don. nell tobe Captain or a Company, without purchafe, vice Pol lock, promoted in Baillie's Regiment;' Lieutenant William Short to be Captain of a Company. vice ?tapper ; Enfign• Barth°. loniew Hickey to be 1 tuter.ant, vice hi•Gcnnell ; J. Wein) is, Gan- to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Smethe, promoted; Blanchard. Gant. to be higfign, vice Hickey. 534 Ditto—James Brine, Gent. to be Exingn, without purchafe, vice Brown, fuperfedd. 56th Ditto—Lieutenant William Frlward Frye, from the 24th ' Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without porthole; hnlign Jofeph Perry to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, %ice Wheeler, who retires. 6a4 Ditto—Enflgn William Grant Cogiglan, from the t3th Gani fon Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe; Lidion Charles Nangle, from the 631 Foot, to be Lieutenant. without purektfe. 63d Ditto--Enfign Marcus Richanifon to be Lieutenant. by per chafe, vice Cleaver,who retires; John Owen, Gent. to be Emirs, without purchafe, vice Nangle, promoted in the bad Foot ; Wil liam Scope, Gent. to be Ention, without purchafe, vice Richard fon, promoted. 66th Ditto--Coakley Lewis, Gent, to be Lingo, without pur chafe. vice D'Arcey, promoted in the 98th Foot. 67th Ditto—Liesitenant c a lb 4 to b e C apta i n of a c eru . pany, without purchafe. vice Green, appointed to the moth Foot. 68th Ditto—James Menzies, Gent. to be Eaton, without pur chafe, vice Willis, deceafed. yak Ditto.—Major Archibald Campbell, from half nay of the Late 6th Garrifon Baualion, to be Major, vice Editing. &ceded. ltd Regiment of Foot. To be Lieulcnarta, without Purchafe--Enfigns Donald M'Lean, A. M. !Wedeln:l. George Chadwick, William Grant, and liana Kennedy. To be Enfigns—Votiald M•Kay, Gent. vice Mlatan; William Graham , Gent. vice M•Gachan ; Hugh Gore Edwards, Gent. vice Chadwick; John Efpine Batty, Gott. vice Grant. 76th Ditto— M'nolward, Gent. to be Enfign, without put chafe, vice Conflable, appointed to the 46th Foot. 86th Ditto—Lieutenant Colonel Halting, Freer, from the loth Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Lloyd, who exchanges. 87th Ditto—Cos Fitzgetald, ir_fq to be Paymalter of the ad Bat talion. 89th Ditto—Q2arter Mailer Charles Pakenham Roddy to be Paymafter of the ad Battalion ; Alexander Campbell, Gen. to be Qaarter•Matter, v ce Roddy. Bth Welt India Regiment—George Thorafon, Lieutenant in the late r nth Welk India Regiment, to be Lieutenant. Major-General Champagne's Regiment—Edward Tench. Gent. with temporary rank, 011 half pay of the ajth Foot, to be Second Lieutenant, without parchate; Enfign French Gray from the d66ec th Foot, ue be ?Mt Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Young, ided. Major-General Ramfay's Regiment--Adjutant John Parker to be Lkutenant, viealoughlin, deceand ; jofeph Iteed, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, without purehafet J. Spence, Gent. to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Second Lieutenant, vice Parker, Who religna the Adjutantcy. The Kings German Legion. Regiment of Dragoons—Enfign Hartwig :de Witiendorff to be' Cornet, vice Peters, promoted in the ad Dragoons. aft Battalion of Light Infantry—Captain Gebhard Tamens to be Captain "f a Company, with temporary rank, vice Hirward, who is fuperfeded, being abfcm without have. 2d Ditto—Captain &nett de Robertfuo, from the 2d Battalion of the Line, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank. Captain and Adjutant Adolphus Bofewell, from the 3d Batts lion of the Line, to be Ditto; Lieutenant George de lielmbuch to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank; Entlgn William Stoke to be Ditto ; Enligts William Schauntion and George de Hugo, Gent to be Enfigns. • tit Battalion of tie Line—Edflgn Anton Baron Klenlke to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank, vice Runtann,promoted. Euhgn 1). de Sohlatter to he lieutenant, vice Ompteda, promoted. Baron Hodenberg to be vice Soh!utter. Lieutenant Ferdinand Baron Gziptada to be Adjutant, vice Kra nenfeld, promoted. sd Ditto—. Captain and Adjutant Frnft Scharnhorft, from the 4th Battalion of the l ine, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank, vice Robertfun, appointed to, the 2d Li g ht Battalion. 3d Ditto—Enlign John Baron Dachcnbaufen to be Lieutenant, vice . flohrnhorft, promoted. De Werghe, Gent. to be EnGgn. Lieutenant George baron Habrnhurlt to be Adjutant, vice Bdewell, promoted. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant Auguft Rumann, from the tit Battalion of the Line, to be Adjutant, vice Seitarnho- it, promoted. Staff—Lieutenant ar,d Adjutant Charles Baron Kronenfeld, front the :ft Battalion of the line, to be Brigade Major, with the temporary rank of Captain. sd Garrifon l'Ainerfoo, Cott. to be Taiga . 3d DittriCaptain Charles Bird, from tho Royals, to be Captain of a Company, vice Poynte, appointed so the 88th Faot, lames Duff and &mu!' Hawkins, Gents. to be Erdigns. Lieutenant John Hall, from the tit Garrifon Battalion, to be Adjutant, with the rank of 'Acute:wt. Quarter Mailer James Rohefon, from half pay of the late 3d Gan lion Battalion, to he Quarter NAM IR Royal Veteran Battalion—xlajor Thomas Fortye, from the Bth Poot, to be Major, vice Leigh, placed on the Retired Lift. Quarter Matter Thotnaa Normington, froin ifie-a 7 ellirtight Dra goons, to be Enfign, vice Reamer, promoted in the 9th Royal Veterau Battalion. Bth Ditto—Captain David Rome, from the ad Weft India Rest to be Enfign, vice Whanncll, promoted in the 9th Veteran Battalion. ad Ditto—Serjeant Charles Mofs, from the zit Veteran Battalion most, to he Captain of a Company, vice Armstrong, appointed to the 9th Veteran Battalion. 9th Ditto—Enfign Wier Whannell, frorn the ad Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant; Peter Squair, Gent. to be Enfign ; Q . narter Mater George Gunn; from the ad Surrey Militia, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Enfign. Royal Eall India Volutiteers--tft Regiment. Major William Thornton to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Wil liams, &ceded. John Bebb, Efq. to be Major, vice Thornton. Lieutenant Stephen Saniuel Cancellor to be Captain, trice Hyde, who refigns. Enfign Henry Hudfon to be Lieutenant, vice Caneellor. Enfign Henry Roufe to be Lieutenant, vice Robiufwt,who reigns. Edward Coz, Gent. to Vice Wheeler. prontot,d. James Richards Gent. to be Sittig% vice litalfon. John 'frail, Gent to be Enfign, vice tenure. 3d Regiment. James Pattifon, FA. to be Major, vice Jackfon, deceafed. Lieutenant North Naylor Savory to be Captain, vice Patcifon, who refigns. Enfign John Match:Aline to he Lieutenant, vice Savory. George Chatfieki, Gent. to he Unite, vice Ifaac. Artillery. Enfign Cornelius Wheeler, front the tit Regiment, to be Lieu tenant, vice Hubit,n, who refigefs. M [MO It A NW, M. Captain Charles C. Kennett, of the 32d ' , oat, who was ftiper fisted in the Gazette of 2d February lalt, is reinttated its ka:.. rank. ORDNANCE•PFFICE, APRIL 22. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Brevet Major Wm. Skyritig to be Major, vice Newton, deceafed. Second Captain Aka:rioter Didion to be Captain, Ince y nog. Fult Lieuteisant Thomas liutehitiLit to be Second Captain, vice Second Licari-want William Pakenham to he EMI 1. icuttmant, vice Hutchinfun. All dated April to, tBes. Brigade of Gunnels and pliversin the Royal Rigi. melt of Artillery. Bit Lieutenant Commiffary Gilbert Robinfon to be Captain Commilihry. Second Lieuteoant Cauurbitrary John Bruce to be Fiat Lkutenaut Conunlirary, vice Robinfon. Dated April 12,180 y. Commiffions figned by Lord Teignmouth, Vice- Lieutenant of the County of Surrey. sd Regiment of Surrey Militia. John Match, Geut. to be Enfign. Deed April 4,1803. Richmond Legion of Volunteer Cavalry. Cartwright John Raiford, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Pearce, rasped. Dated April 4,1805. • LeaLlierhead Volunteer Infantry. John Thomas Boil, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Chitty, refigned. Dated April 8,1875. • Loyal Egham Volunteers. Thomas Jones, Gent. to be lActitenant, vice Harvey, rcfigned.—. Dated April 3, z Sc.s. Batterfea, Benweil. and Weymouth Volunteer In fantry. Enfign T. Dunkornbe Knight to be Lieutenant, vice Taylor, re kncd. Georg e Chadwyn, jet. Cient.to he vice Knight, prenaoted. Dated Alsrll 8. 1805. DIVIDENnS April 27. Edward Edwards. of Peventl, Stiff's, drier and chap lean, at twelve, at Guildhall. April 29. William Wryg Inc, of FencAurch greet, London, wine and brandy me, el ant, at execo. at C;oildhad. May 4. tam .1 W. fight, of Ilankfille, Sualtwark, Surrey, coal merchant at tale, at Guildhall. May 8. David Hohnes, late of Liverpool, grocer, at eleven, at the Glatt *l'ave:n. Liverpool. May 6. Samuel Davits, of Manchefter, dealrr in cotton twin. and weft, at t' :roe, at the Higher Royal Oak !no, Mancheiter. May 8. Henry Hulbes and Michael Moorlieufe, both of Man chefter, dealers, chapatti), and eopartuas, at three, at the Bridg water Atma Inn, Manaener. May it. George Gill, of Charles-itreet, Berkley-rquare, Later dealer and chapnran, at eleven, at Guildhall. May 4. Jofeph Owen, of Holborn, London, watchmaker and jeweller, at ten, at Guildhall. • May 7 William 14aid Newton, of Gulden-lane, Barbican, Lou don, liquor merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. May 7. Jofeph Rennifon, of Qicen-fireet, Cheapfide, London, eotton.merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. May z 3. George Worthington, late of Mancheiter, merchant, at ckvt22, at the Crum: Inn, Woret.i• er. May 7 . . John Stanley, of Fleet-hl.ahet, London, brandy-mer chant, at one, at Gunflint). May 8. Nicholas Ayres, of Liverpool. de .der in earthenware, at eleven, at the Roebuck Inn, Ne 1.0114• M-Lyme. May r 4. George Cummins, of o:c Gnitiu Public-hunk, Villier's ftreet, Strand, lAiddlefel, vidlualltr, at ten, at Gutitlhalo. May tI. Luke' Burch:di, of Southampton, draper, at twaie, at Guildhall, London. May tt. James Mair, late of riravefend, Kent, plumber, glazier and painter, at ten. et Guildhall. May 18. William Diftleg. of 1 lymouth, Devon, tallaw chandler, at teu, at Guildhall, London. May t 5. alarks Greer' and Sam rNlarfland, of Heaton-Norr;s, Lanealkire, cotton-rpinuers and late partners, at th.ven, at the Dog Tavern, Manehetter. May H. Andrew 1 Monfort and Bartholomew White, of Bow latit. London, wholefale hofitrs, radon and covartutri, at one, at GuildLall. BIRTHS. Yefterday morning, betweet, (coin and sight o'clock ,the Ducheti of Bedford, of a fon, at her houfe in the Stable• yard, st James% On Toerday morning, at his I:cadc in St. Janie 's Want, idler kenwell, the Lady of W. Cook, Ely. of a daughter. Friday lab, Mary Barge, wife of the matter taytor of the Dorfet Militia, of two fond and a daughter, who with thrir muthcr arc likely to do well The children were on Saturday baptiz,d by the names of John., Jamul, and Marianne This wonutn has bad twice twins. a d once before three at a birth. MARRIIiII. A working Sawyer having lately made a hafty agreement with a Servant at a public hook, io S,eaford, to be married by licence, (at her ripener), the ?Links proceeded to Church, to be united In holy matrimony. The Mill regularly repeated after the Miniiter until he came to the words.—to have aid to hold, &e —when, to the aftonifhment of all, he wee fuddeitly fazed et ill au anti-hyme neal fit, exclaiming—Stop! I only meant it to be fur a fortnight! The torch of blifs was extinguithed in a minute; the Bride fainted; the Parfon that his book—and, to heighten this concatenation of evil, the man fwean that—all the J—dcs in the County will no: bring him fo near the nook again. DIED. On Friday left, at his houfe in Wineheiter-itreet, in the 64th year of his age, Mr. Henry Caufton, many ran an eminent Prin ter in Finch-lane, CornhihL Tuefday, at his houre. the infant daughter of Mr. Serjeant Belt. On Sunday I.kft, at his manGon, at Thornes.ho..fe, near Wake. field, In Yorkfhlre, after a long Ulnas, James Woes, Lig. M. I'. for Bletchingly. EPPING FOREST. •TO BE SOLD RV PRIVATE CONTRAC F, A, Brick built Genteel COTTAGE, well adapted L 2 - for a Sporting Box, with Coach Houfe, Stable, &c. large Garden, Orchard, and about Two Acres of land (Copyholii), in a atavism remarkably healthy, and on the molt elevated and ro mantic part of the Fmk only thirteen Mlles from town. Alfo a FREEHOLD ROOMY HOUSE, in good repair, with Coach &c. and.large Garden, fituate at Chefltunr. I lens. Fur Particulars inquire (if by letter, Volt rail) at No. xi, Al bion-ftrcct, Blacktrims, Surrey. FOR BRUISES, SPRAMS, RHEUMATBNIS, &c. DR,STEERS'S OYODELDOC. CAUTION. —On the outfide of the Wrapper on each Bottle of the real Medicine, a Ramp is fixed, in Which is engraved" F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," and over the Cork of the Bottle a Label is palled, with thefe Words, " De. Ste,ra's Opodeldoe, prepared by F. Newbery." All thofe which arc fold without tide& delignations are grof, Counterfeits The Public are requefted to attend to this Caution, ill - conic qualm of an Impofition which has been pradifed by certain Ven ders of Medicine, who, Under Cover of a connedlion in trade with Mr. Newbery's Houle, have not only Gild in Londot., but. by tra velling tound the Country, have diffinnlnated through the Retai Dealers in all party of the kingdom large quantltics of a fpurioos preparation of this Opodeldoc: in the bills of Direclions of which the Names of Dr. Steers, of Charing Crofs, and Mr Nevibery ,of Sr. Paul's Choreh.yard, are made Life of, in order the more com pletely to deceive unwary Purchafers. The genuine opodeiduc is prepared and fold by F. Newbery and Soo., No. 4S, St. Paul's, on the Coach-way, a few doors ulna Cheaplide, Londpn, in Bottles, pric.: as. 6d. each, duty inclut:ai; and by thole Venders only in the Country who offer the real Me dicine under its appropriate Stamp. HAVING dedicated Inytat t the Rudy, and t o -en gratified by the molt confiderable predict in that which I thought proper to Idled, I unit that I have not nio.t: 1, h _ employed my time than theft who, in the extenliv,. field of tf,e proftliion, arc occasionally tounialed in uncertainty, ar.d canr“t always attain that fumes which Is acquired .y cormxon - atiug the intelleeshiai power to one Oafs of diforders. The difeafes of DEBILI FY art peeulla.-ly difireffng for they bring with them a train of couconntant fyrgtenr-s. a :41, by a do. preilion of ail vitso energy, eriftence itfeif becomes ciubittered.... Whether they ante from the prevalet.e of El inarnote, thedeitrue nye hshits of fehool-toys, or the indulgences of maturity, th.y suite the molt affiduous proielhonal lkill ; hut by the ignorance of uneducated nun, the iymptatias are aggravated, at:.: the con& tution is dettroyed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COL:.EGE of SURGEONS. I gre,unl my pretcnfions on rerniarity of eduevion; and podeSing r. try privilege to predict. I htcl utyfelf entitled to that conflicts°, with which I have hithet..o be io li wally honoured. the hilt iodation of !Gen wealt::efs, early application wdl prev.at the cal.mlty of a debilitated frame; but where the fut feret, from a confcioufnefs of the unmet:lines of the v . :Ye which caused his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or cerunce of hie family phyfician. and broods over his infirmity with ea:tint eon ce,.littent, it melt be fat:sad:or for Wm to he aXured not ouly of capaNiity of treatment, but eel) of the matt ilviolabie• ferrety. And in recent Venercal Complaints it is poninle to /insult oaks. danger or Mires; k moat minplieattd cafes it is the ?clubs*. mein of eachilive experience iu this hue to deck a (aft, eemolo, sand fueuly re-ellahlidameut. • I oar the advamage of tide exp . erlmwe tothotc of either fez who are ai9lßed wish way kind of 1111211LITY, of any fyaspiorno V EN hltliAL INFECTION, and, in. all caLis the 11111 U tat scam• neratien arc Rated on the fell Int,Tticw. • Pat.touin the country are expedtcd to hick& a Dank mole, a2lll are r•-iudiod to (pally their age and manner of hying. MARTIN hR.ER, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons is Load mu No 1 Arundel-ftreet, Swan ' l , neat Temple Par • " Is there no Balm In Gilead ? Is there•ab Phyfician there ? Why then is not the health of the daughter of my Eicople recovered? cr. viiL as. ONSUMPTION, and other Ilecays •of Nature. whether the eff,:dts of natural confectiences, cr prriccediag front imprudenciav, or an advanced Rage of life, hare englged the Rudy and attention of the frit phyficians of this and all other Na tions in vain, until Dr. Solomon se CORDIAL BALM of GI LEAD was happily di covered and promulgated to the world, and whieb has produced fuel inflames of its good 'fleas as melt convince the molt incredulous of its amazing reftorative powers. To enu merate its truly happy, healing, baatnie, and reuovating cfficaey, teftimonles of the firlt authority are now extant. It is admirably calculated for bilious and other difordas of the Roo:loch and bowels ; for bead-aches, oceafitmed by indigeflion, and for pre venting patties and apoplexies, Io often the confequences of free living. Recourfe thould he had to it, after every exc-fs, and upon every flight iudifpofirlon. Perfons cm. ring upon the holy Rate of matrimony fhould rifLet, 'hat " where the fountaio is polluted, the Breams that flow from it cann.n be purr." " Whatever fucces the Faculty matt whit in bodily infirmities, they are generally baffled by dilorders of the mind?'—TuoaNToll. 1 • As the above complaitits (adorn come within the obfervation of Gentlemen in the general line of pract ice, it is no race - lion upon their knowledge or judgment to fay, that very few of them have an upportniiity of that experience which is the only fulid foundation of medical fame; whilft Dr. ftotoaso is very extenfive practice, and particular attention In there cafes, enable him to afford that permanent relief to fuck unfenunate pa lents a., perhaps, they cannot clperktire under any other phyfic a•i in the Lineons.—And it is with the greateit picafure and fatiafadion that he acknowledges the candour and liberality of that Gentlemen of the Faculty, whn have fo diftinguftheelly countenateed his claim to public approba tion, as to recommend patients to his care. _ .. . Sold in London, by Mrs. Matthews, 18, Strand; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Bacon, 150, Oxford.ftreet ; ridding. 76, Oxford Brett, oppoAte the Pantb..ol ; Butler, q, Cheapfide; Barclay and Sun, Fleet-market; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Churchyard ; Howard and Evans, Long.lane, Weft-Smithfield; and by all raped:Mk Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom To THOMAS TAYLOR. F.frg. • Nu. 9, Badge. aro:41011cl .11. • Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March 18, 1801. I BEG leave to inform you, that ever linte the year WO, I have been . - Jillifted with the Lues Yencrea, which frem its obitlnately refitting every es.nrfe of medicine prefcr i b e d by the moil eminent of the faculty here, an.r undergoing (carrel le. verc courtes of folivatian ' andewice difcharged from the Holin tal, with little reliel, wou ld appear to he Of the molt I:lVererate nature. In the hiring of bit year my difordee had gct to fueb a hgad, as nearly to put a prriAl to my ex./truce: I had a large ulcer on the ennui) of my bead, on; on esca arm, and my legs were broke out in a flightfol mannsr ; my right was dreadfully pale- NI, and had been Its a Rate of ulceration for the I,lt toren years ; my left had alto two large males on it, Was very much difeoloured aad gave me loch escruciatiug pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of reft. In this lamentable (late 1 was recomm mied by Mr. J. Thompfun„ . (who received fo great a t cure by diem bac), to take y o ur Lake Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th of May ; In the courfe Dia fortnight I be gan to receive benefit—ln little more than ammo% the ulcers tia my head and arms were roundly l.ealed—roan after the fora oa my legs Irialtd alto, leaving, however, confiderabie difcolouratioa In the tier, and'paln in the bot.e of the Lft, which, by the beet ling ut Gon, and a little longer perfivtrance in your invaluable Medicine, iub6ded ; the nodes dif, , erling, the dein regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal p.'ms gradually going off. I thus betan.e, by your I.berel advice and med•citie, po*elly free from • all my f ,ruler complaints--have recovered my former fpirit and iireti.th, and am become j dly an 4 tat, 10 which Rate having con:lotted many months, to the altonillnuent of all who knew me, l am at a LSI in what terms toe %peers or, gratitude, but bit y for the good of other luficring mortal*, to make this my isle public as pollible, as I fli,ll no yet r y oceafion ; in to doing you I will greatly oblig; Sir, Tour grateful, obedient, very hambk Ur- I 'ant, ALEX. h:Ultii.EIL Swan's Chile, Hlghaftrer, Fthrhorgh. Witnefies t the above cure :—John I'hompfon, - Nn. 3, New Politer-market ; John MAntoili. Old .tffembly Clore, Edinburgh. i-rep.red and initi by the foie Pr..prietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Roy.l College •of Surgeons, at his MLLE.. 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