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NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—.Wind S.S. W. AILIIITED o Hamburgh, • Dublin. Jan. 17, 2 Waterford, Jan. 17, 18. • Donnagbaclec, Jan. t 7. _ DOZ. _ This Peeling a Mail will be made up at the General Poll Office for the Leeward Matas, to be conveyed to the Welt Indies in the PRINCI ERNZiT Packet, Captain PLTRIC, now lying at Falmouth ready for fea. BRIXHAM, JANUARY tg. Arrived le JUSTE, man of war, from the Chan nel Fleet, with the lofs of her bowfprit. Sailed the Csw rani man of war to the Channel m e t. Arrived and failed the MEG/tae, with dif patches to and from the Channel Fleet. PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 19. Came in, the Hawaii, of Poole, JAMES ALLEN mailer, from Newfoundland, bound to Poole, laden with fifh and oil: fhe was taken by la Rufe French privateer, of 18 guns, on the 9th inftant, and retaken by his Majefly's fhip At 4 tite, of 44 guns, Captain HERBERT, on the t7th following. The privateer had taken four other prizes ; but three of them were again recaptured. Alfo ar rived the SPITFIRE, of 20 guns, Captain KkEN, from a cruize. PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY so. Arrived a French lugger privateer of feveral fwivels and (mall arms, prize to the GREYHOUND frigate. DOVER, JANUARY 20. Panifh and Swediih veitels are daily fent in here by the King's Cruiters, in confequcnce of the late orders. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DEAL, JANUAtY 20. The fhips for Bengal, and the reit of the out. ward bound, which failed yellerday, are put back. —Wind S. W. blows hard. GRAVESEND, JANUARY 20. Sailed the Triton, --, for Bremen ; and Thomas, MASTER, for Africa. HULL, JANUARY 29. On Friday morning tail, an order was received by the ColleCtor of the Cuftoms here, to flop the failing of all the Swedifh and Danifh veffels at prefent at this port; in confequence of which order, an embargo was immediately laid on the following, amounting to fizteen fail ; viz. - - - - SWEDES—The Heald, Weßaman; Fem Spam', Pet tertll ; Guitar, Blaekfladua; Guitar', Eriekron; Maria, So. derftrom ; Aurora, Hillman; Wanikapper, Bahr; Catharina Dorothea; Bcckman ; Caren, Soweliva ; Anna Catharina, Wirgman ; Bettre Tido*. Dauers ; Rdolution, Greta; Con tinencen, --. DANEE—Phanix, Dakker; John and Elisabeth, Lund ltrom ; Hoffnung, Znyderelyn. An embargo is alfo laid on all Ruffian, Danifh, and Swedifh veffels, thronghout this kingdom. Yeflerday was brought in here, by part of the crew of the &rout (loop of war, the Camilla, Lewis, from London to Whitby, retaken on Fri day laft by the STORK near Robin Hood's Bay. No part of the Camilla's crew was on board when re taken except one boy, the veffel having been enp tirely taken poffeffion of by Frenchmen. On the 9th ult. the Edgar, of North Shields, Captain HEWERS; and on the t sth the Eagle of ditto. Captain Hurcumsom (the former light from London, the latter linden from the Baltic) were captured of the Spurn by Citizen BLACK MAN'S privateers. This daring fellow is Commo dore of a fquadron of privateers from the ports of Dunkirk, Calais, Boulogne, &c. and was for merly in the famous Anacreon with NAPPSR TANDY. Soon after the above captures, he alfo took the Robert of Blyth, Captain W. Rosin sou, coal laden, and the Robert and Margaret, Captain S. Geer, of Newcaftle, from the Baltic, laden with timber. The Themis, of Sunderland was captured early in December, near the Humber. The Doris, of Sunderland, is taken and carried to France. The number of fhips which paired the Sound laft year, amounted to 9048, viz. 1487 Danith, 1941 Swedifh, 3139 Eng i 1763 Pruffian, 15a belonging to Pepp e nburg , 31 to Hamburgh, 39 to Oldenburgh, 8o to Bremen, 278 to Roflock, 6o to Lubeck, 13 Ruffian, 59 Amcrican, and fix Portuguefe. Extraft of a letter from Captain WARN of the Rip Fifhburn, detained at Riga, to his owner in Neweaftle, dated Dorpat, in - Livonia, December 1800. " Sir—l take this opportunity of in forming you of our fituation • we were marched from Riga on the IR December, and arrived at this place on the 11th, after being at the expence of my own , an d t hi rteen o f m y thip's company's baggage, and at the fame time fupporting them witYmoney on the road, or they mutt have (larva. I received So dollars from Meffrs. Cuss/41Ni and Ft sITON, and our expences amounted to 64 rubles, during the time we were on the road.—We are al lowetit 2# copecks a day, fribfiftence money, and that is no more than will provide us with bread, for Fw:f is fevers to eight copecks per pound—lf I and my people do not meet with a fupply before Winter is over, we mull Itarve as we are at this pref ent t i me b are f oot, an d the cold is fo image that we cannot flit out of doors. I applied to Mail. TODD, MITCHILL, and Co. for a letter of credit, but received no anfwer, their affairs being in fo confuted a (late, nor do they know them- sues how foon they may be marched after We are at liberty to walk about, and lay out what money we have, which is Ran done, .1% every thing is double the price it was laft year. -inn quartered upon the dilate of a General Bocs, .tit the people on that of an old widow lady, who totally divefted of humanity. lam Sir, " Your humble fcrvant, a. w." BERWICK, JAN. to. The (loop Nancy, Byrom', mailer, laden with grain, from Newcaftl e bo un d f or W arren , foun dered off St. Abb's Head, on Sunday evening, during a very fevere gale of wind. The mafter , and crew took to the veffel's boats, and *c are happy to communicate they were next morning picked up by a velrel on her palfage from London to this port. When picked up they were found to be in a very deplorable fituation, being almoll quite worn out in contending with a tempeftuous fea. GREENOCK, JANUARY 14. Arrived on Sunday evening laft, the Swan, HATRICK, from Demarara, laft from Barbadoes, whence fhe failed on the 23d of November. in com pany with the fhip DiaREOE, LOVELACE of and for Liverpool, and parted company on the 3oth, in lat. 29. long. ;7. On Monday the sth infant, encountered a dreadful gale of wind, and was obliged to cut away the mammal'. Upon the whole had a very boifterous pottage : in two different gales three men were waffled overboard. Arrived the evening before laft the American fhip Huron, HILL, from New York, in 3o days, having on board 4.22 barrels of flour, t 74 puncheons two barrels of Indian meal. In a very fevere gale on the tft infant, was (truck by a fea that carried away the head, broke the catwater, and walled the mate and one man overboard. Arrived yelterday morning the Jean, GARDNER, alfo from New York, having on board 201 puncheons of Indian meal, and fix barrels of flour. Jult arrived the fine faft.failing fhip Bi illiant, LEITCH, from Demarara, in fix weeks. Sailed thence, in company with the Leander, STEWART, and touched at Barbadoes, whence they were joined by the Montezuma, BOYD, all for this port, parted with the latter about thirteen days ago, and the former about three weeks after they failed from Barbadoes. DUMFRIES, TAN. 13. A melancholy proof of the defolating effeas of lafL ftorm was difcovered on Monday fe'nnight at Preßon Sands, near Saturnefs, when the American fnow Light Horfe, AEritsD DRESSER matter, from Baltimore bound to Bremen, was totally wrecked. The Captain and all on board had got fafe on fhore about fix o'clock; and the fame night, dur ing the violence of the tempeft, Mr. EDWARD Mu a- DELL, at Kirkhoufe, as faaor for and having au thority from Mr. WILLIAM LAIDL•W, writer in Dumfries, Admiral Subftitnte within the bounds, repaired to the wreck ; and no living creature being on board, he took poffeffion of of & it in the name of the raid Admiral Subftitute ; and col leaing a great number of men, horfes, and carts, and being aided by refpeaablc neighbours, he, with aftonilling exertions, prcfcrved a confidera ble part of the rigging and yard, with fuch a part of the cargo, confuting of tobacco, coffee, &c. as was not deftroyed by the fait water. The un fortunate caterers experienced all that attention which humanity diaated. Yefterday the dead body of a boy, apparently about twelve years of age, was wafhed out on Prefton Sands, near Saturnefs. He had on failor's cloaths. BOSTON. NOVEMBER 24. Dircdtions for failing by the Light Houfe ereded and now lighted on Wigvrant Point, into Annie Squam Harbour, no the Southern coalt of Ipfwich Bay in Malrachufetts. Annis Squam Light-Houle bears about S. by W. from Portfmouth light, diflant t t leagues, and from Newbury Bar, S. S. E. five leagues. In failing into faid harbour, bring the Light-Houfe to bear South half Well at nearly the diftance of one mile, then run diretlly for it, leaving Mara dens rock, or funkcn ledge, one tenth of a mile on your larboard hand, (lard rock lies N. by E. one 4th E. from the Light-Houfe at half a mile dif tance;) when come within one quarter of a mile of the Light-Houfe, you will be on the fhoal of the bar, which carries over fix feet water at low ebb ; continue your courfe fouth till you come within 4o or ça fathoms of the Light-Houfe, then haul S. S. W. leaving the Light-Houfe on your larboard, and a fandy bar on your flarboard hand, (faid bar runs nearly N. E. and S. W. leaving the river about sro fathoms broad at low water oppofite the Light- Houle) in running S. S. W. one half mile, you will pais the lobfler rocks on your larboard hand which are dry at low water, then fleer S. S. E. leaving the bar rocks on your !larboard hand, which are fees till nearly high water, and run one quarter of a mile, and anchor in five fathoms water clear bottom, or run your velfel afhore on . either hand in cafe you have no cables and anchors. Yeflerday a Court of Direetors of the Eaft India Company was held at the India-Houle, when the following Gentlemen attended and took their final leave of the Court, previous to their being dif patched, viz :—Captain ALEXANDER NASH, of the fhip AIRLY CASTLE, configned to Bombay; and Captain Glottal Paz/sea, of the fhip BODDAM, configned to Coaft and China. The HINDI frigate is arrived at Barbadoe% with a fleet under convoy from Cork and Madeira. The Diaator, Lovszacs, from Demarara to Liverpool, was totally loft on the 4th initant, in Dingle Bay. The Lord Duncan, SEDMAX, from Newcaßle to Hamburgh, is funk at Bridlington. The Eliza, Caoars, from Bolton, is arrived ar Baltimore in Ireland, in dillrefs. The Brickwood, gTODDART, from Quebec, to London ; and the Eliza, BROWN, from Condon to Philadelphia, are taken by the Uncle Thomas Privateer, and fent for Rochelle. The Hebe, SMITH, from Brifiol to Jamaica, is taken and carried into Gnadaloupe. The Hannah, —, from Brillol to Newfound land, has been taken by a French privateer, and burnt. The Eagle, As is soros, for London, is put back to Jamaica. The Britannia, SMITH, from Martinique to Lon don, is taken by a French privateer, and carried into Rochelle. Frog: !Ae WNDON arIZE 771?, gas. 26. ADMMALTY-OFFICE, JANUARY 20. Copy of a letter from Admiral Dtcettote, Commander in Chief of El, Majeity s (hips and vefiels in the North nea t to EVAN NEIMAN, Efq. dateJ at Vartnt.utt, the tyth itiftant. cockle to yon, fcr the information of my Lords Commiflioners of the Admiralty, a letter which I have received from Captain Wvs-rsEscn, of his Majclty's !loop FA vov KI rs, giving an ac count of his having captured, off Flamborough- Head, on the 15th inflant, a French cutter priva teer called le Voyageur, mounting fourteen guns, and had on board forty-leven men. The privateer arrived this day. (Signed) A. DICKSON. FAVOVRITP, at tea, January x 6. Sir—l beg leave to acquaint you, that on the 15th inftant, being of Flamborough-licad, I dif covered at nine A. M. a cutter- clac in Chore, to Which I immediately gave chace ; and am happy jo aequaim you, that Iliad the fatisfaSion to cap ture her After a run of feven hours. She proves to be le Voyageur cutter privateer of Dunkirk, mounting fourteen carriage guns, manned with forty-feven men, comhianded by ELIDE CoLssa r, had been out four days from Oltend. and had only captured the Camilla, in banal, belonging to Sun derland, the day before. (Signed) • JOS. WISTREACM. ARCHIBALD Dietsou, EN : Admiral of the Bluc, &c. &c..Btc. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The•crews of the LATONA, floop l'Esvisetx, and hired armed cutters Fox (I) and PHOENIX, for the capture of the Nelly, will be paid their re fireetive proportions of the cargo and falvage of Paid veffel on the 29th infiant, viz. LATONA, Fox (I) cutter, PHOENIX cutter, on board, at Yar mouth, if in port; l'Es PI iG LE, on board, at Sheer nefs, if in port. The crew of the floop SPITFIRE, for the cap ture of the Danifh brig Apollo, will be paid their proportions of the Paid capture on board the SP Ir- FIRF, on her arrival at Plymouth. The crew of the InvirrciaLs, for the recapture of the Sea Nymph, will be paid their !hares of the falvage received from the agent at Martinique, on Friday the 23d of January inflant, at Salters'- hall-court. The crew of the RACOON, for the capture of the galliot Concordia, (the EURYDICE, FA IR Y, and GRACE armed cutter in fight), will be paid their proportions arifing from the proceeds of the aid galliot, on Monday the 27th instant, if in port. MILITARY PROMOTIONS WAR-OFFICE, JANUARY 20, 1801. ad Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Hofpital:Mate Robert Swal low tc be AtTiltant-Surgeon, vice Bromwich, who refigns. tath Regiment of Light Dragoons--Hofpital Marc Robert Woulfe to be Afliftant-Surgcon, vice Perkins, who rellvia. rsth Ditto—Cornet Edwin Griffith, from the arth Light Dra- goons, to be Cornet, vice Paxton, who exchanges. syth Ditto.—Cornet Archibald Paxton, front the tyth Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Ord ßth, who exchanges. 4th Regiment of Foot—Captain John Baldwin to he Itfijor, by purchafe, vice Forger, who retires. Lieutenant 'Thomas kugullos Douce to be Captain, vice 8.1 twin. 9th Regiment of Foot—Enfign Francis Cumbereidge to be I.it snowsuit, without purchafe, vice Haflehant, who reigns. En6tn George Hailehani, from the Half-pay of the late sth Regiment of the kith Brigade, tobe Enfign,vice Cumberlidsc loth Ditto—John Cuthbert, Gent. to k Ethyl, by porthole . vice Batton. 24th Ditto—Enfign Dennis Daly to be Lkattnant, by pur chafe vice Andrews, promoted in the 69th Foot. 26th Ditto—Lieutenant Fountain Hogg to be Captain, by put , chafe, vice Campbell, who retires. 36th Ditto—Sampfon Stewell, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe. ,Nth Ditto—Francis Henry Boyd, Gent. to be £nl:gn, by pur chafe, vice Gawky, who retires. 47th Ditto—Enfign Dawfon Kelly tobt Lieutenant by purchal:, vice Allman, who retires. 60th Ditto—Major Frederick De Vos to be Licutcnant-Coloucl by purchare, vice Cooper, who retires. Lieutenant William Bayard, from the 15th Foot, to he Captain, by purchafe, vice Codd, promoted. 64th Ditto--Captain Sir George Rlchardfon, Bart. from the 37th Foot, to be Major, by purchafe, vice Donald, promoted. Enfign A. Dickfon to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Buwker, whole Appointment has not taken place. Enfign Howell Harris Pritchard, from the both Foot, to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Blake, who retires. John Burcham, Ge9t. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Lindley, promoted. 65th Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Mi..achan to be Captain-Lieu taunt, by purchafe ' vice Dyer, promoted. 68th Ditto—Enfign J.Ponfonby to be Lieutenant, by purchak vice Napier, removed to the Rifle Corps. 69th Ditto—Major St. John Fancoun, from the 17th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Coloncl, by purchak, vice .%tkinfon, who retires. 86th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Bell to be Lica tenant-Colonel, vice Robinfon, decoded. 93d Ditto—James Malcolmfon, Efq. to be Paymafter. tit Weft India Regiment—Richard Cakott, hfq. to be Pay I meter. ad Ditto—Thorns, Bradley, Gent. to be Enfign, by purcbafe, vice Ottley, who retiree. INVALIDS. _ _ Captain William Arrber, from the Invalids at Sheernets, to be Captain of an Independent Company of Invalids at Chatham, vice {Cadman, deccalcd. Colonel William Swinburne, from the lavali4la at Fort George, to be Captain of an Independent Company of Invalids at Sheernefs, vice Archer. Captain Benjamin Rogers, from the 53d Font, to he Captain of an Independent Company of Invalids at t ort George, vice Swinburne. BREVET. Major Boyle Travers, of the Int sleds Foot, to be Lieutenant- Colonel in the Army. Ancient Irith Regiment of Fenciblcs. Samuel Owens, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Murphy. Brifcoe, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Fit: ger.ild deceafed. Enfign Philip Bali to be gtprter-Maiter, vice William Fits dmid, who refigns. The Prince of Wales's own Regiment of Fencibles. Enfign John Bradley to be Lieutenant, vice Brown, who has been fuprefeded. • &lap James A. Roy; from the late ad Battalion of the 4th Fencibles, to be Enfign, vice Bradley. LOyal Tarbert Fencibles. &flan Michael Barry tobeLieu•euant,vice Bolton,whn refien a. Enfign John Duffey to be Lieutenant. vice Burnell, wbu rc 1 gas. John Moore, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Barry. William C. Karpour. Gent to be ditto, vice Duffey. Lieutenant James Winks, from the Weft Norfolk Militia, to be Adjutant, vice Stephenfoc, appointed Adjutant to Mika Barracks. therflone Volunteerr. Abraham Bruen-wee, Efq. to be Captain-Commandant Dudley Baxter, Gent. to be Lieutenant. William Freer, Gent. to be Ditto. Bradford Volunteers. Second Lieutenant John ventoo to be Firit Lieutenant, vice Allen, promoted in the Sliebbear Coanpn•. John Reed, Gant. to be Sccood Lieuumant, rice Ventoo. litleflie Volunteers. Francs Ballingal, Eft to bo Caralw,vicc G ourlay, who reigns Battalion of tlw Liverpool V()lnntecr:, En!lgo WlWant Lturtiley to lie Lieutenant, vice Freud, who rd• fins. John itedilifh, Gent. to be Fnku, vice Cbarnier. Sliebbcar Volunteer Company. William Allen, El+ to be Captain. William Braun', Gent. to be Firft Lieutenant. bil[flultANDLlM. Enfign Charles Johnston and Enlign C. P. Cahill, a l!te Battalion of the tit Regiment of Foot, are fuperfeded. ERRATA in the Gazettes a thc zoti4inftaot. For sd Regiment of Light Dra goons. Lieutenant Henry Spica to be Ca pti kt,by puraafe, site War rinron, promoted in the 4th Dragoon Guards. Captain Roger Brograve. from the nth Weft India Regiment. to be Captain, vile Hay, who exchanges. Corset Ruben B6urnc to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Spicer. Read 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant Henry Spicer to be Captain, by parade, vice Warrington, promoted in the nth Dragoon Guards. Captain Roger Brograve, from the tub Welt India Regiment, be Captain, vice Hay, who exchanges. Cornet Robert Bourne to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vies Spicer. For 3d Regiment of Light Dragoons, Major Granby Thomas C a i craft to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by . _ . _ purchafe, vice Suckling, who retires. Capt.&ln James Cruft Brooke to be Major, by Further, vice ILalcralt. Read 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards. Major Granby Thomas Calcraft to be Lieutenant - Colonel, by iurchafe, vice Suckling, who retires. Captain James Croft Brooke to be Major, by purchafe, vice Calcraft. Comm in the Ifleworth Volunteer Alfociation, finned by his Majefty. Dated December 8, I 800. Archibald Campbell, Efq. to be Captain, vice Burt, refired. Commiflion in the Chelfea Volunteer Alfociation, figned by his Majefty. Dated December 30, 800. Charles Owen, Efq. to be Captain, vice Yatman, raped. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. March 7. William Watkyss, of Raren-row, Spitalfielda, car penter, at aural, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Jofeph Hurft, of Wakefield, York°sire, wool-Itapler, to farm der Feb. 6, at five, Feb. 7, and March 3, at eleven, at the Great Black Bull Inn, Wakefield. Attornies Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane, London ;or Mr. Edward Bro ok, Wakefield. John Bacon, of Sutton, Athfichl, Nottlnghamfbfre, cotton-lim ner, to furrendcr Feb. to, t r, and March 3, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Attomies, Mr. Middlemore, in Nottingham, or bleffri. Macdougall and Hunter, Lincoln's- Inn New-fquue, London. Joreph Whlttlngham Salmon, of Manchefter, manufadarer s to furiender Jan. s 6, Feb. 17, and March 3, at four, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Manchefter. Attomies, Mr. Lowe, in Manchefter, or Mr. Ellis, Curfitor-ftreet, Lundon. Joreph Mawby, late of Long Buckley, Northamptonflike, cordwalner, to furrender Feb. a, 3,'at the Ram Inn, North ampton, and March 3, at the. Wheat Sheaf Inn, Daventry, at twelve. Attornies, MelTra. Denny and Goodman, Long Buckley; or Meffrs. Kindcrley and Long, Symond's-inn, Chancery-lane, London. ..... - . . . . . William lAnor,Of Green Bank, Saint George, Wapping, baker, to furraider January 27, 3r, and March 3, at one, at Guil.:- halL Attorney, Mr. Frcame, Little Saint Martio a-lane, Wcltmialter. Richard Welt and Thom* Lee, of Nuneaton, Warwick&ire, dealers in horfes, to furrender Feb. 16, a;, and March 3,11 four, at the Spread Eagle km, Spiced-Beret, Birmingham. Attorney Mr. Thomas Molt. Digbeth tirminghar.a. Robert Haiward Gosford, of &Rivet, Saint Leonard, tnoreditch, baker, to forrend:r Jan. sa, 31, and March 3, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stratton, Shoreditch. }ferry Saint Gulliver, of Richmond, Sorry, Rattle-keeper, to furrcnder Jan. 30, 31, at twelve, and March 3, at one, at Gt. illhall Anomie+, Mr. George Griffith, of Featheriltanc- Buildings, Holborn, or Mr. W. Smith, of Richmond. Nicholas Tapper, of Cluirlea-ttrect, Middlefes-Hofpital, dealer In coals and wax-candles, to furrcnder Jan. 3s, Feb. a. and March 3, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. William Mailers, Thaives-ban. DIVIDEND& Feb. 7. Jonah Dane= and Richard Guyer, of Bell-yard, Fif . London, tat-nukes, at twelve, at Guildhall Feb. 9. Caleb St'llton the younger, of Sunderland near the Sea, bread-baker and grocer, at eleven, at the Peacock, Baur Wearrnout'. Feb. 25. William Pierce, of Chlfwick, Mlddlefcx, carpenter, y at eleven at Guildhall. Feb. lulu' Peters and Alexander Peters, of Southwark, liue42-drapers, at t.a, at Guildhall. Feb. as. George Allen, late of the Reln-Deer, Laughton, Era, vidlualler, at eleven, at Guildhall. Feb. as. Thomas Bemfon and Benjamin Teuton, of Cokman flreet, London, druitgalts, at eleven, at Guildhall. March 5. Charles Caldwell and Thomas Smyth, of Liverpool, and John Forbes and Daniel Gregory, of London, bankers, at eleven, at Bates's Hotel, in Lord-Brett, LiverpooL March 14. John James Maillard, of Lime.ftrect, London, ntcrchant, at ten, at Guildhall. The Rev. Dr. Taorr a, of Knightfbridge, Lon.' don, has addreffed for publication the following obfervations on the Metallic Praitice, to Mr. Pia ', KING, the Patentee : Dear Sir--Sittec my letter to you, 29th of March laft, has: o, era:rd with the defier,' effect in Lighty different Care:,, among my friends and acquaintance, with the Metallic Trac tors. I am more and more convinced of the importance of I this dircorery to mankind anti cannot help pitying thole who, either through ignorance or prejudice, attempt to de- . predate its merits. Here are one or two Cafes : ERYSIPELAS.—. A Lady was atlliEted with an Fryllpelaa in her face. The inflammation and (welling were fo great, that one of her eyes was doled, and the complained of great pain. After being operated on, the (welting and inflammation were abated, and the face came to its natural colour, and which was fo evident as to be voluntarily remarked by one of the family prefent. In a few., minutes more the cheerfully at knowlettged that the was quite well. cour.--P. A Managed 37, had for leveret years been fub jeft to the gout. I found him in bed, and very mock dithered with the Weak in one of his feet. After I had operated upon it with the TraCtors, he Paid his pain was entirely gone ; while, at the fame time, I obferved the inflammation and (welling fubfkle. He has had no return of his complaint there five months. BURN.—" A Lady burned her hand. I happily called at I the boufe immediately after the accident, and applied the Traftors. In about ten minutes the inflammation difippeared„ the yefication was prevented, and the (aid the pain was gone. " I believe the Metallic Tradtors to be the molt ofeful In ftruments, and which no family ibo uld be without. tint-daily as they arc in no danger of doing any harm by tbc remedy. " I am, dear Sir, your very bumble Servant, JOHN TKO Tell. P. S. " The young Woman mentioned in my termer letter, has had no return of the Epileptic Fits." The Cures of Gout, Rheumatifrn, Heal.sch, Tooth.ach, Sprains, Bruifes, and all analagous Difeafes of Horfes which are publithed, arc innumerable. lie Tradors fo neceffary in every Family, and among Hodes, may be had, genuine, with new and improved dfrec don. for ufing them, for Five Guineas the Set, of B. D. Per. kins, A.M. the Patentee, in Leicetter.fluare ; and of Fre deric Smith, Ctsanift and Draggift, is the Haymarket, London. Their portable nature renders their eocieyance by coach, or even by Poll, perfedly convenient. Letters, inckifing their amount (poll paid) duly attended to. N. B. In the Preis, and fpeedili will be publitbed, pike it, an entire New Work, eosin:bog of many bundrcd Cafes, cons. munkated In the year 'Soo. never before pub'illted Said by J. Johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard; and J. Wright, PlO2l. dill!. It may be bad (gratis) of the Patentee, or of P. Smith, by all who have purchafel the Tradon. 1 1 I a nul an' II b OP