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LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY T 2. A Kean:of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the 30th of Jaa. to the .C 6 of February inchi five. Total 1 T,T3t facia,.—Accrage 64%. .3%. 50. lower than UR worn. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH Bats 3I 16:. to 51 is I Pockets 41 ios to 71 7s SEEDS PER HUNDRED WEIGHT, February 12. Red Clover 3os to 96s White ditto 401 to 147 4 per cwt. Trefoil los to cSs Turnip r6s to 201 per babel Rye Grafs 1.4 s to 36s per quarter Cinquefoil 34s to 465 per ditto iSuflard- c White us od to 141 per boatel Seed. 113 m% n its cd to 54s 6d per ditto Canary Seed Its to 12s od per ditto Rape Seed 341 to o.DI per lali SNIITHFIELD, February 12. To link the offal—per Rod. of :!.Ib. Beef p od to 6a 4d Veal - 6s 6d to Es od 'Mutton -6s od to 7s od Pork - 6s sa to 7 . 8d Stock at Market this morning. Baits 700, Sheep two. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, February 12. Per Rolle of 81b. by the careafc. Beef 4s 44 to se ad Veal 31 6d to 7s 6d Mutton Ss od to se rod Pork 6s Ild to 7i 841 RAW HIDES, February 12. Hides (per Rope) p4dto3, 6d Heavy Calf 91 od each Middling is tcd to 3s od Hock Skim 13$ to :is Ordinary 2s od to 21 4d Sheep Skins oodtoBs od PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALI.. Butts, so ro 561 b each, - -18 d to scoci Ditto, 60 to 661 b - - - sod to 23d Merchants Backs -37 d to illd DrdSng Hides - . -14 d to 164 Fine Coach Hides . • 1641 to 17d , Crop Hides for Cuttlitg -18 d to and Fiat Ordinary - zsd to t7ii Calf Skins, 33 toitolb per dozen, - sod to 243 Ditto so to zolb - - 24c1 to 28d Ditto, 70 to 801 b - -24 d to 26d Small Sea/a (Greenla,d) plcr lb. is 6d to as kki Laryc ditto - . - loos to t4os per dia. Tarmed I force Hides - as to sos rack Goat Skins - its to 63s per dozen PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. It. Junes'. MAE 49 3d Town Tallow yrs 6d tool awe snar►rt 4s 3d Rolla ditto (ca.) 63s od 'to os Whiteehopel market 4s id Raffia ditto (loop) bas to 6-3. (per ftune White Candleltufria 6p to os —.-- Melting Stull 33s od to 544 121 74 - Ditto Rough 33s od to os 4s std Greve/ - iys od to os Good flrrgs sisto co Yellow Soap, has. to co.--Mottled,Sos.—Cwril, Sp. Candies, t t5..64.--Moulds, ass. 6d. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, February ts. Swithrield. St. James's. Wiskeehapel. O.Hays oto 3 0 3 30to 3 to 0 4 4oto 5 8 0 .do. ootooa Ikraw t rtotsB t r 6 otos 3 o t toot* t 18 c arm 3 oto 6 0 s to oto 6 to 0 COALS. l'etruary r s. Ben Coals In the Pool, A. os. 6d. per Cbaldron. Delivered of. 95.• 6d. Sunderland, aL sys. od. DeFvered al. Gs. od. Average Pries SUFFERINGS OF SOME DESERTERS. Letters lately received from St. Helena giie a moll fingular and affeiling narrative rerpedi rig fix deferters from the artillery of that Auld. Their extraordinary adventures produced a Curt of Enquiry on the trth of December lift, when John Brown, one of the fui vivnrs, delivered the follow ing account upon oath, before Captain Da slot; m ?MN, Prelident ; Lieutenant B. Honww, and Enlign Yor c a In June, 1799, I belonged to the firft com pany of artillery, in the fez-vice of this garrifon, and on the loth of that month, about halt an hour, before parade time, M' Kinnou, Gunner, and or derly of the fecond company, a(ked the if I was willing to go with him on board of an American fhip called the colombia, Captain Henry Lelar (the only Chip then in the roads): after Come con verfation 'agreed, and met him about feven o'clock ax the playhonfe, where I found one MilZt2inn, of Major'Seale's company, another man called Brig. houre, another called Parr, and the firth Matthew Conway. a Parr was a good rearm% and raid he would take us to the ifland of Alienfion, or lay off the harbour till the Columbia could weigh anchor and come nut. We west down about eight o'clock to the Weft Rocks, where the American boat was waiting for us, manned with three of the Amci i. can (same% which took us along fide the Colum bia. We went on board—Parr went down into the cabin, and we changed our clothes after hair. ing been on board half an hour. Brighoure and Conway propofed to cut a whale boat from out of the harbour to prevent the Columbia from being fitfpeited, which they el faded, having therein a coil of rope and five oars; with a large - (lone the was moored by—this hap. pened about eleven at night. " We obferved lanthorns palling on the line to wards the Sea Gate, and hearing a great noire, thought we were milled and fearched for. We immediately embarked in the whale boat, with about twentv-five pounds of bread in a bag, and a fmall keg of water fuppofed to contain about thir. teen gallons, one compafs and one quadrant, given to usby the commanding officer of the Columbia; but in our hurry the quadrant was either left be hind or dropped overboard. " We then left the Pup, pulling with two oars only to get a-head of her—the boat was half full of water and nothing to bale her out—in this con. dition we rowed out so fea, and lay Off the ;nand., a treat difiance, expelling the American !hip hourly. About twelve o'clock the fecond Jay, no (hip appeariug, by Parr's advice we bor.: away, Leer ing N. by W. and then N. N. W. for the ifland of Afeenfion, uting our handkerchiefs as rubftitutes for fails. We met with a gale of wind which con tinued two days—the weather then became very fine, and we ruppored we had run about ten miles an hour. M'Kinuon kept a reckoning with pen, ink, and paper, fupphied by the Colombia, as alfo charts and maps. " We continued our courfe till about the 18th in the mottling, wheu we caw a numher of birds but no land. About twelve that day Parr Paid he was lure we mutt be pall the ifland, accounting it to be 800 miles from. St. Helena. We then each of us wok our lhit and with them ma* fprit - fail, and laced our jackets and trowfers to gether at the wailband to keep us warm, and then altered nor courfe to W. by N. thinking to make Rio de Janeiro, on the American coati. Provi fions running very Mort, we allowed ourillves only one ounce of bread for twenty-four hours, and two mouthfuls of water. a We continued until the 26th, when all our provilions were expended. On the 27th M.Qliin took a piece of bamboo in his mouth to chew, and we all followed his example. On that night, it being my turn to 'leer thibctlit, and remembering to have read of perfons iri wi Situation eating their' Shoes, I cut a ptece off (*tie of mine ; 'but it being (*naked with fait water, I was obliged to fpit it nut, and take the intide foal, which I eat part of, and diftributed to the reit, but found no benefit from it. On the tft of July Mr. Parr caught a Dol phin with a.G.tif that had been left in the boat.— We all fell on 'ear knees, and thanked GOD for his goodnefs to us. We tore up the Pith and hung it to dry ; about four we eat part of it, which agreed with us pretty well. On this 11th we fublifted till the 4th, about eleven o'clock, when finding the whole expended, bones and all, Parr, myfclf,l3lig houfe, and Conway, propofed to fcuttle the boat, and let her go down, to put us out of our mifery ; the other two objefted, obferving that Gon, who had made man, always found him fomething to eat. " On the sth, about eleven, M'Kinnon propof ed that it would be better to cait lots for one am to die in order to Pave the ref' ; to which we con fented. The lots were made. Wm. Parr being tick two days before with the (potted fever, was I excluded. He wrote the numbers out, and put them in a hat, which we drew out blindfolded, and put them in our pockets. Patr then ailed whole lot it was to die—none of us knowing what number we had in our pocket—each one praying to GOD that it might be his lot. It was agreed that No. 5, fhould die ; and the lots being unfold. ed, MiKinnon's was No. 5. " We had agreed, that whole lot it was thould bleed himfelf to death;' for which purpofe we had provided ourfclves with nails Ilarpened, which we got from the boat. M'Kinnon, with one of them, cut himfelf in three place l, in his font, hand,' and sniff ; and praying Goo to forgive him, died in about a quarter of an hour. Before he was quite cold, Brighoufe, with one of thole nails, cut a piece of flefh off his thigh, .and hung it up, leaving his body in the boat.— About three hours after we all ate of it—only a very (mall bit. This piece lafled us until the 7th. We dipped the body every two hours into the fea to preterite it. Parr having found a piece of (late in the bottom of the boat, - he tharpened it on the other large (tone, and with it cut another piece'of the thigh, which batted its until the 13th, when it being niv watch, and obferving the water, about brt.alc of day, to change colour, I called the reit, thinking we were near (bore, but law no land, it not being quite day-light. " As foon as day appeared, we dircovered land right-a-head, and Iteered towards it. About eight in the morning we were elope to the (bore; they being a very heavy furl, we endeavoured to turn the boat's head to it, but being very weak ws were nnablefonn after the boat upfet ! Myfclf. Con way, and Parr, got on (bore ; M.ltin and Brig houfe were drowned ! " ‘Ve sliicovered a fmall hut on the beach, in whieltwere::n Indian and h is mother, who fpoke Por tugucfc, and I underflanding that language, learnt that there was :t village about three miles diltance, calk(' Belmont—this Indian went to the village, and gave information that the French had landed, and in about two hours the Governor of the vil lage (aClergyman) with feveral armed men, took Conway and Parr prifoners, tying them by their hands and fee:, and flinging them on a bamboo flick, and in this manner took them to the village. I being very weak, remained in the hut Game time, but was afterwards taken. " On our telling them we were Englith, we were immediately releafed, and three hammocks provided—we *ere taken in them to the Gover nor's houfe, who let us lay on his own bed, and gave us milk and rice to eat; hut not having eaten any thing for a confiderable time, we were lock jaw'd, and continued fo till the 13d, during which time the Governor wrote to the Governor of St. Salvador, who fent a fmall fchooner to a place called Porto Seguro, to take us to St. Salvador. We were condated to Porto Seguro on horfeback, palling through Santa Croix, where we remained about ten days ; afterwards we embarked, and on our arrival at St. Salvador, Parr, on being quer tioned by the Governor, anfwered, that our Ihip had foundered at tea, and we had fared ourfelves in the boat ; that the (hip's name was the Sally, of Liverpool,and belonged to his father, and was laft from Cape Corfe Cattle, on the coat of Africa, to touch at Afcenfion for turtle, and then bound for Jamaica. Parr Paid he was the Captain. " We continued at St. Salvador about thirteen days, during which time the inhabitants made up a Ibbfcription of sod. each man. We then em barked in the Maria, a Portuguefe (hip, for Lif bon • Parr as mate, Conway, boatfwain's -mate, myfraf being fickly.as paffenger. In thirteen days we arrived at Rio de Janeiro. Parr and Conway failed for Lilbon ; and I was left in the hofpital in about three months, Captain ELPHINSTONE, of the Thom sot, preffed me into his Majefty's fervice, giving me the choice of remaining on that Ration, or to proceed to the Admiral at the Cape. I chofe the latter, and was put with (even fulpeeted de - fetters on board the Ann, a Botany Bay fhip, in icons, with the coreißs. When I arrived at the Cape, I was put on board the LANCASTER, of 64 guns. I never entered. I at length received my difcharge, fince which I engaged in the Duke of Clarence as a fearnan:: I was determined to give myfelf up the firft opportunity, in order to relate my fufferings to the men of this garrifon, to deter them from attempting fo mad a Ichcme agdfn !" • • In attending to the above narrative, as fimple as it is af egig, we cannot help noticing the jultiee of PILOVIDENCE fo ltrikingly exempHlied In the melancholy fate of _M•Kianon, the deluder of thefe unhappy men, and the victim of his own illegal and difgraceful fchente. May his fate prove a memento go Soldiers and Sailors, and a ukful, though awful Woo, to the akatirafcrs and akitton of Ihferdoo ! On Thnrfday night, about half paft r t o'clock, as Mifs DI CAMP was returning from Drury-lane Theatre to her houfe in TiAtenham-court-road. accompanied by her filler, they were furrounded in Great Ituffel-fireet, Bloornibury, by four fa. lows, but fome pr:rions palling on the other fide c f the way, they mad_ off without Paying any thing ; when theladicsgot intoTottenham-court-road,how. ever, the fame fellows came up to them again and furrounded them, and with horrid imprecations and threats demanded their money. They endeavoured to take from Mifs Da CAMP'S finer a bundle con• taming a great coat and Mifs Dr CAMP'S drefs, in which The had been a&ling, but making fome re finance in the firuggle, the was dragged into the middle of the ttreet ; refuting to give it up, one of the villains gave her a violent blow, which obliged her to let go her hold. During this, Mifs DE CAMP, by her (creams, alarmed the neig:l - and the robbers did not get any thing from her, but they firuck her feveral times. A number of fimilar flreet robberieshaire lately been committed. A few nights fine: four villains robbed the tur key-pens of a Gentleman near Hales Owen; but there being tome apprehenfions of fuch a vifit, from Come idle-looking fellows being ken loitering near his premifes, a night or two previous, he fired a blunderbufs, and dreadfully wounded one of them. They had, however, wrung off the heads of thirteen turkeysbefore theywere furprized, and carried off the wounded man in fuel; a hu: ry as to leave their prey, and thelr.bags for carrying it off, behind them. Yellerday the ruins of an old houfe in Virginia. flreet fell upon a labourer and a boy. They were both dug out much cut and bruited. The man is expected to recovot, but the cafe of the boy is hopelefs. Yeflerday fennight an inquitition was taken at Boated, by the Coroner for that liberty, on the body of Jacob Finch, fervent to Mr. Weitrup, who, driving a tumbril through the gateway in the yard, was fo terribly knifed by the thafts going aglintt him, that he expired in twelve days afterwards. On Saturday the ,Coroner's Inqucit fat at the Angel Inn Edmonton, on the body of Mrs. Eliza Dartou, who was found tirove tied on the nut-illy before, under the bridge of Stanley's Brook, near that place ; the Jury brought in a verdiß Accidental Death. The deceafed had kept a boarding-fchool, at Tottenham High Crofs, fir many years. People grown up, and of any age, that are quite ►gnorant of dancing; all'► thofe who only wont the fathionable Reps, acquire them molt expeditiontly, and in Ose &ft flyle, at Mr. ALLEN'S, No. 19, Sher rard-fireet, Golden.fquare ; or No. to, Great- Alie.ftreet, Goodman's-fields; and thofe wholove dancing to good Indic, may, by fubfcribing. to the &lea Afremblies there, enjoy a pleathre which no one Alfembly in England gives bclidcs, as Mr. Gow and Mr. MACKINTOSH, :he molt charming Performers of Ball Mufic in this country, are poll tively engaged to lead the Band alternately, from the beginning of February to the end of the leafon. The inhabitants of the Borough and neighbour ing Villages of Surrey and Kent, who may have occafion to apply for thofe celebrated ANti scoksuric DR(.1.3, now fo univerfally reforted to, in complaints of the Scurvy, Gout, Rlieuma tifm, Ulcers, and other difordi r; arifing from im purities of the Blood, indigeftion, 3cc. viz. SP I LS ram es, of Soho-fquare, ely depend on having them genuine at Wi 1.1.1 A M Ct..% e's Medicinal Shop, No. 296, Borough, Agent for SP I L3BDR y and Co. where Ladies and Gentlemen may have their Or. completed, in dozens or half dozens, to a tingle ss. bottle. Each Bottle is didinguillted by a black Stamp. MARRIED. On Thorfday, Mills, late of Calcutta, Efq. to Mita Caroline Mail& Karl. es, of Pentonville. Lately, at Lcith, Charles Kerr, b.fg. of Calder Bank, Lanark. Ihire, to Mifa Marion Sharp, &lug 4ter of Francis Sharp, Lfq. Comptroller of his Niajiilly s Cultenr. at Lath. "'Midday, Robert Dewar, Er+ of Clapham, Surrey, to Ka M'efl, of :he fame place. Oo the 2I it I.liL at the Collegiate Church, Mar, ehtfter, Mr. William Thorpe, cotton-merchant, to Mifs Bateman, daiotliter of James Batanan..l.fq. of Minion I loufe. near Manchaler. On the 3111 tilt. at Oldham, Mr. John Wrigley, of Manchef ter, to Mifa Mary Rawlinfon of :hat place. On the aft init. at lkikewell, J..remiah Whittenbury, Efg. at Mancliefler, to Mitt Wright, daughter of Robert Wright, Efq. of Great Longftone, Derbyihire. DIED. Thurfday night, at Portfmouth, of a paralytic ftroke, Mrs. Thomas, formerly Mrs. Slmpfon, a molt escellent Adrefs of the Portfmouth Theatre, and for many years a cliftingalfhed fa vourite in Bath, where the fucceeded Mrs. Sidduns, as princi pal of that very rcfpedahle company. In private life the was an amiable good woman, and as a Performer, an ornament to her profilSon. Monday bit, Mr. Richard Bland, of Bromley, Middlefet. Tuefday loft, at his haute in Bafingliall-ftrect, Theyer Town fend, Big. Blackwell Hail Factor, in the 76th year of his age. Early on Sunday morning taft, at nis father's haute in Min cing -lane, Mailer Jolhua &ruffian Watfon. On Tucfday lift. at Colchefter, Robert King, Efq. Captain of the Royal Regiment of Artlflcry. On Wednefday Taft, in Wcibeck-ftreet, Mifs Harding, after a long and painful Binds. Lately, at Greenwich, Dr. D. P. Layard in the Sad year of his age.—He was father to the Dean of Briitol, and brother to the Dockets of Mealier. At Edinburgh, on the ad loft. Kcsmeth Wander, M. D. youngeft fon of the late John Callender, Efq. of Craigfortb. On the aid of September laft, in the Bland of Dominica, the Rev. David Ritchie, a native of Perth. He had been appointed Reaor of Rofeau, in that Iftand,and fell &vial= to the climate loon after his landing to take poircillon of his Reaorate. At St. Andrew's, on the aft intl. Mrs. Jean Flint, widow of the late Robert Croffe, of Barachnie Efq. On the asth oh. at Albury, OxfOrdihire, the Rev. Dr. Ro binfon, father to Mr. Rainfall, Curvy°, in Leeds, and for merly of Monk Fryitone, on Thurfday fanlight, at Kirklington, in the 924 year of 141 age, the Rev. Rich. Efla, many years reaor of that parifh. On board the Mornington Eaft Indianan, on his paffage home from the Cape of Gad Hope, whence he was returning for the benefit of his health, Captain James /3rombesd, of the 54th regiment of foot, youogeit fon of Colonel John Bronillead, of Lincoln. At brunvellavic, near Pitmain, on the 13d ult. Bole Do nald M'Pherfon, in the 77th year of his age. He was an En fign under a late unfortunate Prince, and was prefent at the bat tles of Prefton, Penrith, and Falkirk—Hc afterwards cfcorted this Prince through Arifaig, and law him on the borders of Sky—He officiated as Baron Bailie Srft in Loebaber, and after wards in Badenoch, fince the year 1748—He was alto one of the plaices of the Peace for the county of Invernefs, and at an advanced period of life was appointed bp lais Majetty an Eufign la the laiLyiyloolusteco . lOTALLTBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAIS --- * THE PROPRIETOR of this t L REMEDY is fo certain of its Ellice:} failed In a variety of Cafes, agrees, i: it dues not cradle-a_ Corns, rant and branch, TO ILLTVA N 'II•CNZT. It wi lt,on apylteatinn, take off t Influmntation in a Utelmar , , and deftmy effeetually the Malignity without Ike Icaf . haz-- • Printed Pireetions fealrd up with it. This is the celebrated PLAKEER that gsined fo meet re. put:Alan iu Germany, and has h....en fold in London tiF,r4rdi of l:ifty Years, with thegreateft rcput Sold Wbotrale and Ret.dl 1 ,,, 'C. Altell, No. r, near the Royal Exchange; and din by Mr.Thty, No. tuck-ttreLt ; Mr. Wilfell, No. 39, `;:. JameA-flo• .; Mr. y, 21, Pad-r..1a11; Mr. Wand, No. 324, Hallror.ui and je , ,otolt :!n.l Co. No. rso, Oxford-(trcet. Briftol, by Btolgin and She r . '.rd; and Bonner, print. ra. • Bath, By Hazard, bookreller, Pofonsan, perluatar. Edinburgh, by Baxter, t.out:t Bridge. Portfea and Carport, Mr. Hardin g's. Liverpool, by Mr. Core. yrinter,and Mr. Jonessbookfeiter Portfmouth, Mr. Motley, bookfellsr. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSPS, &c. ivi R.GREENOUGH'sLOZENGESofTOLU, which contain all the fuftening and healinr vino= el the c,..khrat,,lrialfam of Tolu, and are th... pleafar.teft and irrib ant remedy of the kind in all Conth , , H. , ;:rfen, ircl. Sara • t hroat s, ard DAluxions on the .ungs, rawnth and formefs of the Bradt, and atlOrding treat rdirl to fht.-toas 6r and to Attlnnatia anti Cunfurupt!ve crunplrints; they not c'oy the itomach,but rather create en appetite. nvt as the great benefit to be derived from them oaf only he fecured by then genuine, the Public are regotltedtoc , bferce. that R. 11a) ward, No. so, Ludgate-hill, is printed on the damp, at all others are counter:Ars. 'fhet Lozenges arc pse• pared and fold by R. Harvard, (fuecef.br to T. Greenough. use lov,! Ludgate-hill ; and fold by F. Newberg. No. 45, Paul's Church.rirel ; Bayley and Clew, Coekfpura Men ; ti. Jeboult and Co. No. 130, Otrord-itreet; J. Want. ,3 le, Holborn; T. Overton, 47, New Boncl-11rect; anti W. Cleric, No. 269, Borough. Price is. I id. the hoz. FOR itlieumAtifms, Rheimiatic 'Gout, Sciatica. Lumbago, I icui-aelie Nurnbnelt, Palfy. i talent spalinottic or dying Pains, general Debility and Stelaka. lion of the Syftcm, Sprains, Arisitis and CEI 1: \ pvt;en,.c. has proved the mild Ilium! .ting pgwas of WHITtilicAD'S ESSENCE Oi Mosra Ito P;Ils, and Fluid F.l - the tstoft effedual remedy ever made known to the strosA, Navin; furceciicd in a": 1 alit, tight, ten, tiv:uty, and even et I limy years P.arding, after other meats had NIA, and it has .abiolutely eurud more fiefdom of the above complidats, than all t!te medicines ever before made Pultli,c. Fur Vtilblaim. Sprains, and Endres, the fluid Effenee if u&d aeconiling to the dir,. el:ion, has never Sailed in a tangle iatauce, and Its Unquiet,/ penetratirk; is its nature, and fpcedy its venni:en, as generally to tired the core of CHILBLAINS, by a fini,le liberal appN. c• titans Whitehead'-. ES,asce of Millard is prepar,l oral f, hi at 2s. 9 d. each Bo' or Bottle, 14. R. Jon; s Ap. No. ts, Grkelt-ltrett, seho, London : as r.p.:tation is to gr ha:J. thv:t it is lOW by beery 's'erder in Eatietand, Ireland, Wat ludics. and merit•a. To preaent cuuntet reit hno,fition. purchafzs Lr: rover ci to obtave, the GcLuine Is 41:tinguifliva by tat.. Kin:, '4 o:litrile and the Signature R. Jo it Ns re u, the Patentee's own svaritit4, on bite label of earls Bottle and Box. For COLIGH§, CONSOMPTiONS, PECTORAL ESSENCI: of COLL:4'OOT. -- THE Herb, Cchsfoot, called l'ulfilago by the Amiens, was diftingelfh, d by them, as its name fuMcier.tly eonteys, for I s excellence In care ot . Ca uglis and Gala. monary Complaints; and this Er:nee has, in the 6:arr.:of - a leng praell2e, beds found the molt fate and effectual remady ftw Coughs, Albums, WlL:czings, Inthitrity Complaints, Cows famptions, H oarfenefs, Deft u thin s, o.lCarrhs, &M.:WAN of Breaths lug, a:td all Diforders of the Breaft and Lon , . I:admirably al• lays the tickling which provokes frequent toughing, and take.: t..f the uneafy fcnfatiou of acrimonious humours, etc:inks r, Glands, relaxes the Fibres. an.: therzhy cula►gc: the Cavities of the Veffels. Thus it regularly and qui:,:ly cures the utoft nate Atthmatiand Confumptions of e hr. het itanding, if ...kat before the I.ungs are ulcerated. It cures alt hulk). and Coughs, difrolves congealed Phlvsni in the Tho: as, h:als R....w -siefs and Sorencfs of the lir:aft, St ~):tiach, and Lungs, a4giscs immediate relief to thofe who, through Age and !nfutnity, de,,rived of Felt or Sleep, as it generally compofes sad cantri stca to make the r,:n;a:nAr v . :their day, cornfortaik. and csfy. This Fifence is prepared only by Jan::; Risn. S%irczon, to Brined; and fold, wholefale and retail, by Francis N, wbery, aZ Nu. 45, the Eaft End of St. Paul's, London, in Bottles, price 3 s..M :. each, Clay' I neluded. - - - N. B. As many PeriOna eantlntudy mutate Mr: Ncwbcryli Ho t.,p .. rticutul~ Stritams anti M...tfrogcrs, all Purettalers are r qiiettc Ito obtlrn, that :: r.tti: nut of tla• grin,:al Line or ?ffcrgas, Five Door,: fro:n the Corms of Cliraplitlet and lhat a Butt of Dr. James, and dick Words, arc aguinit the Flora of Li‘ Houfe, " THE 01iLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR. Jii.ME.l3 POWDIAS." W HEN Yrotethonal Men of education and re fpanGbility deviate from the general fylietu .by the ft lcdlion of a peculiar Branch, the fanetion of long continued fumes is the belt criterion of iuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exchifive treat. went of 'FHP.F.y. DISORDERS, and the fumes/al refiib of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe,as far as I am able the ravages of that , complaints which arc the most import ant in the catalogtie oflinnan to rmiucs. After initiation Into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wilt at an early zuriod of Praelice to relkui; ale from the Ignorance of um.ducated Mat, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Pradidoners. The THREE Disolumas, to the cureaf which I have do. voted my attention, comprize every fp..clis of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or hang duratian.—Vry. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifiog Morn the habits ct Schoolboys, or the. indulgence of mature ag e , aila laltly that de rangement Of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous (Ideates are the refult of ignorance or hafte in the treatment of a firriph. Gonorrhea, and it slid uriirequentlr hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the ind:“.retioti of an unguarded hour. ily a fuperior method fuch complaints are cafily cured, and even wiler4 other+ have foaled, I truft that I may prefume to offer a radical re-eltabliflunent 14W,how‘-ver, are the calor of complicated diftrefs in the diforder compared with the calamitous fituation. of Men,whe from iadulgLnce ina SOLITARY Vit.:L.or the prevalent Gale. tics of a fafhionaLle Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequeree of fuck pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fleeter broods over his 'salary, but cam fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fome confutation tar him to know, that although it be an object of doubt or uncep. talnty with other Practitioners, the removal of thcfe DEPI - by the gradual peogrefs of Renovation is the acquire meat of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevent,d by an early counteraction of this languid Rate, and in thew cafes no great diflicultitmlwill occur. But Where this Deficiency has for rears exitted, a proper Pet feverance is indifpcnfibly requillte to revive the ilumbring.il art, of Life, and to re-animate the Conaitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have been difappoioted in their expo:1011nm of a Family, may he aura!, that in moll iutiancca fuch defCla are curable by hiußeal Skill. The SECRECY which is fo eCatitLal to my undertaking, andl the (I...mane/cations which I have prefumed to Raze, form the Barb of my Preter.fions, and in enineide.nce with fu-h this i zi matinn is given, that Mr B- may be conflated pc:lntuit,. (or by letters !minting 1 fmall note) at his hunk, No. a 9, Arun del-ftreet, Strand, ucar Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Watcr-Broct adjoinbig, and the name is on both the doors. M. B. Mtmher ibt the Rov3l COlege ef Surgeon. • - LONDON • Printed for the Propric.t . ora. by JOHN DANIEL, (of Carnaby-ftreet) at the STAR PRINTING-ORR Ica. No. I s Carey-ftrect ; and inthnlbed by LIWEL KENT, (of Cala trrbury-place, Lambeth), at No. 1. Carey-Itreet, and at the STAR-ON rce, Temple-Bar; to which Office all eontotttai dons fbr the EDIZOa are tqutitod to be addraliod. ~~i ~: e 1