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Nom thy LOYDOIf eiZZ,TTE, ,14su, 24. ♦DMIRALT% CIFFICI AUG. 24 _ . Copy of a Letter from Captain. 114udge, of hiajefty% Lite ihip Blanche. to William ?Aar: Efq. dated on board the !reach National Blip Tepaze, July 23. Sir—l am lorry to inform you of the lots of his Majtily's fhip BLANCHE, which was captured by a French fqnadron, as per margin 5 ; but, thay.k GOD, the was not dellined to bear French colours, or to effift the fleet of tie enemy. On Friday naming, July 19th, in lat. zo deg. 20 min. N. long 66 deg. 44 min. W. (weather hazy) at eight, four Gil were Peen off the weather cat head, three (hips and a brig on the oppofite tack, uncer eafy fail. I kept to the wind until we were titer enough to diftingufth co lours. I then made the neceflary fignals to afcertain whether they were enemies. At ten, when a-breaft, about three miles diftant, they all bore up, and hoift ed Englifh enfigns ; but, from the make of the union, and colour of the bunting, with other circumftances, I concluded they were French, and therefore deter mined to fell the flip as dearly as poffible (for fail ing was out of the queftion, the BLANCHE having little or no copper on thefe laft nine months, and failed Veil heavy). Having brOught to, with the mainfail in the braih, at eleven the Commodore ranged up within two cables' length, thifted his co lours, and gave us his broadfide. When within pif tol (hot the received Ours ; the affirm became warm and Heady, the (hips never without hail of each other, running large, under eafy fail—le Department des Landes on the liar board quarter, and the two cor vettes clofe aftern. At 45 minutes pad eleven the (hip became ungovernable, and wasreducedio a per fea wreck ; the fails totally deffroyed, ten thot in the foremail (expeaing it to fall every minute), the znainmall and rigging cut to pieces, feven guns dif mounted, and the crew reduced to 190, and the reft falling fall, with no probability of efcape, I called a council of officers for their opinion, who deemed it enly facrificing the lives of the remainder of as brave a crew as ever fought, to bold out longer, as there was not the tmallell profpeoft of fuceefs, I therefore, at twelve, ordered the colours to be (truck, and was immediately hurried on board the Commodore. At fiz, the officers, who had charge of the Swore, re turned, and reported the (hip to be linking fad, on which the was fired ; and, in about an hour after the funk, for the magazine had been fome time under' water. Thus, Sir, fell the BLANCHE, and I fruit, the defence made by her offic4ts and gallant crew, will meet their Lordthips' approbation. I have the ho• mow to be, Itc. (Signed) 2•CHARY NUDGE. P. S. Including every individual when the (hip went into aftion, there were but two hundred and fifteen, thirty men being in prizes, and eight left on board one of the fi igates at Jamaica. I cannot ex aQly thofe killed and wounded, as the crews were promifcuoufly diftributed to the different (hips of the fquadron, but thofe that came immediately under my notice,-were John Nieliclas. Quarter M..ftcr, Wiiliarrr Marfh, able, Thomas ditto, James Forode, ditto, Edward Marfh, ditto, Nim rod Lurce, unrineWilliam jone.,ditto (dnimmer),WilliamStrut ton, boy, kiikd ; Mr. William Hewett, Boatfwain, with tcu lea. men, and two marines,wounded. • La Toptze, of 44 guns, 28 ..:ighteen pounders on the main deck, to thirty•fix pound earronades and 6 twelve pounders on the quarter deck and forteaftle, Captain Bourdin. Commander, 34 0 men, ten officers and fixty privates, Legion de Midi—(4lo.) Le Department des Landes, of 20 guns, nine pounders, and two Its pounders on the foreetlide, Captain des Manta, 200 men, fix officers and thirty privates, Legion de Midi—( 236.) La Torche,of 18 guns,long twelve piund..r4. Captain Brunet. 190 meu. three °Ewers and twenty ptivrtes, Legi , ,n de :Atli— (at3•) Fattne, of t 6 guns, nine pnunders, Captain Delun, no men and three officers Legion de Nlid.—(i23.) Copy of a Letter from Captain Barton, of his b1 , .1 fhlp Go llob, to William Madden, Efq. dated at Sea the soh lolL. Sir—l have enclafed, for their 1. , rdlhips' informa• cloths copy of a•letter I have-thi. day lent to the Ho. aourable Admiral Coss wssi IS. I have time honour to be, etc. (Signed) R. Ball Toll. G0U.16, at Sc.. Auguft t t. Sir—l beg leave to acquaint yo.l. t r informa tion of my Lords Commilli , ners of the Admiralty, that agreeably to your order of the a tth intl. fla!td ing for Ferrol, this d.iy, at eight A. M. lat. 45 deg. 3? min. N. and long. 7 deg. 25 min. W. we fell in with le Faune brig corvette, mounting fixteen guns, which, after a fhort chafe, we captured ; the was chafed by the CAMILLA, Wilt' , was in company, fince eleven P. M. ; the was from Martinico bound to any part of the coati the could make ; the had on board twenty. two men belonging to the BLawcas. I have fent the corvette in charge of the CAMILLA, Capt. TAY LOR, who is 1301173 d to Portfmouth, and (hall immedi ately proceed to put your order its execution. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) R. aAaroa. N. B. Le Faune is perfally new, this being her Ertl voyage ; the fails remarkably fall, and I think is a great acquifition to the fervice for this chit of veffels. R. R. Copy of a Letter from Captain Taylor,of hie Majelty's alp Ca milla, to William Madden, Ffq ,Lited at Spithead, Mg. 22. Sir—l acquaint you, for the information of the Lords Commitlioners of the Admiralty, that we ar. rived here thi. morning, and that a fine new French corvette brig, le Panne of fixteen guns Ind ninety eight men, after being chased nine hours by his Ma jelly's fhip CAMILLA, was captured the 15th infant, at eight A. M. in lat. 45 deg. 18 min. N. long. 7 deg. 36 min. by 'ner and his Majefty's fhipGot.asa, who joined in the latter part of the pnrfuit. I have the honour to be, &c. fSgned) a. w. TAYLOR. [The Gazt.te contain. , difpatehes from the Marquis of Weld. ky to the aath of March. They contain accounts of the opera' dons of our Indian Army aga:nd the fortrrfs of Bhurtpore, and in other points, of which we have already given the details from the Calcutta Gazette. The only new article we find in them is the hope IsclS out by General Lake of the reduifon of Mart. rose before the expiration of the baton for the profccution of ha tili:ies. It is exprraid In the followini paragraph of the letter kaufspitted by t►c Gcvunu:•Gcneral and Council _ _ ••- " On the 24.11) of Febinary, the Commander in Chief to..k up a new pofition nn the north-eaft fide of Bhurtpore ; and his Excellency is prepared to re commence operations again!! that place as loon as be !hall have received fnppltc► of Rotes and ammuni tion, which ate advancing towards the army from the Rations within the: Company's provinces at which 1 1 they had been colleacci. The Commander in Chief exprefres a confident hope of obtaining win - Aim of Mug incite beim c tLe conclufion ni the feafon for ac tive military operatious in this quarter of lodic."] A KI I LItARY PROMOTTONS. CelelliTiOns in the Royal Glamorgan Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. ' To he Captain—Lewis Price Jones, £fq. Dated February 11lot. To he Lieutenants--AS'illiam Wadies Thomas, Gent. Dated Decentiwr 1203. James Horne, Gent. Dated March 9, 5804. En fign Lewis Jones. Dated April 12,1804. Enfign Teafdafe. Dated November 17, 1804. Enfign O'Neil. Dated November 18,1804. John Bruce Knight, Gent. Dated January IE7, dos.• Enfign John Kenney. Dated April an, illos. To be Enfigns—Edward Telfdale, Gent. Dated January 28, tBO4. Leeds Jones, Gent. Dated February S, 1804. fJ oh* O'Neil, Gent. Dated May 21.1804. Jofeph Brandon, Gent. Dated June 26, 18os. obe gaegteiablaftera-.William Ray, Gent. Dated Auguß 1, 18os. Commillions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Oxford.—Langtree Volunteer Infantry. Henry C. Cotten, Rfq, to be Major-Commandant. Diteel Sep tember aC tBo3. . John Pearman, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice White, s refigned ; Vißliara Alloway, Gent. to be Knfign, vice Pearmin, Pnimoted. Dated April ts, 180 S. Commiflion in the Worceflerlhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Jofeph Budd‘n, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated Augult to, Igoe. Commiffion figned by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of Glamorgan.--Glannagan Riflemen. Samuel Price Howells, Gent. to be Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank of Captain. Dated July 27,1805. Commiffion figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Cornwall. Pendennis Artillery Volunteers. Henry Tretnenheere Coinmins to be Second Lieutenant, vice Hambly, refigned. Dated July 27, lacti. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Robert Wills and 'Thomas Hopkins, of King. ftrcet, Seven Dials, tobaccossilts. Edward Hartley and Thomas Oliver, of Kingfton-upon-Hull, 1 turners, Auguß 16, 18os. George and William Litfter, ft:tamers and rag merchants, Au.' guR as, acts. George Brown. Robert Samuel Jackfon, James Spark, and . James Curtis, of Old Fifth-fireet, London, chemifts and druggilts, July 29, 1805. Samuel Taylor, of Moßon, Lancafhire, Fig. and j In Prince, ef Sunnifide, near llallingden, Lancallaire, calico manufacturers, Augult to, zgos. Samuel. Taylor, of Motion, Lancafhire, Efq. and James Allcock, of Stockport, Chcfhirc, cotton fpinners, Anglia 20, t3o;. William and Mary Eafon, of Angel greet, St. Martin's-le • Grand, trunk-makers. Auguß 1, dos. Thomas Ofier and Jacob Watfon, of Bridgewater, Sonverfetibire, 1 mercers and linen drapers, Amalfi 9, 18c5- Frances Day and Ann Flower, of Barnfky, Yorkfkire, Auguft 26, 1803. _ _ - - BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Nov. S. James Dawfon, of Copthall Buildings, London, ware houfeman, at ten, at Guildhall. Sept. $7. William Benfon, late of Twickenham, Middlefes, malt fter, at ten, at Guildhall. • BANKRUPTS. John Edgar, of New Sarum, Wilts, fargren, apothecary, chemift, druggift, dealer and chaprnan, to furrender Augntt 3cr, at fix, Augnft 3t, at ten, and Odtober 5, at one, at the Antelope Inn . New Sarum. Attotnies, Mr. John Hodding, jun. Saiiibury ; or Mars. Milieu and Son, Terrace, Gray's Inn-lane, London. George Lambert, of Holborn, Middhfre, victualler, dealer and ehapman, Auguß 0, at fix, Anima 31, and October 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ellis James (treat. Buckingham ~ a te. Rai hard Smith, of Lutterwor ti,, Leieefterftdrii, mercer and draper, September 13, at fix, Sept. 14, and °Lauber 5, at eleven, at the Hind Inn, Lutterwurth. Attondea, Mr. Watfon, Luttrrworth, or NlLlTts.Kinderley, long, and Ince, Symond's lan, Chancery lane. London. Mark Fin hFlc hes, of Bury-court, Love-lane, London, wool-merch mt, fa tor, .kale: and chat man, Augult 27, 3T, and Odteher 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Pullen, No. 34, Fure• &act, London. Jahn Wiiliams, of Leigh, Lanes hire, eablnet.maker, dealer and chapman, Sept 5, 6. and Odlober 5, at *ley, n, at the Legs of Mri. in Pratort. Attnruies, NIL John Troughtnn, Preftun, or Mr. l'ldlip Hurd ; Kiog's Bench Walks, Temple, London. flenry rianfom Ang I, of New Bond .ftreet, hliddlefct, haber: daffier. il-s'er and chapiran, Augull 27,31. and Odtober 5, at ten, at C 11 'hal'. Attorney, Mr. Berry, Walbrook. U.).'..! ; :n, of Kendal, Wilkmorvland, grocer, dealer and S member 3. 7, and Oetolser 5, at ten, at Guildhall, Land.in Ati onley, Mr. 'l'. T. Rigby, of the New (;ity Cham bers, Land.-11 Alexander Abcrdcin, late of Calcutta. in the Fall. :idles, but now of Line (levet, Lek-after Fields, hildilirfcx. metehant, (partner with Gavin fiamilr 3, now or late of Calcutta ) Augult 27, Fel:. 7, sod Odb. S I at twelve at Guildhall. Attornies, Mars. Lufs and H.ll New Boiwell-court, Carey-ltreet. DIVIDENDS Sept. 24. Thelma. Spencer, of Manchcfler, flour.dealcr, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn Manehefter. Sept. 17. John J haw, ut Newsate area, Lonion, linen draper, at one, at Guildhatl. Sept 28 . Willi am Wilh-rforee Bird, of Coventry, filk-manufadtu- rer, at ten, at Guild.h.tll, London. October S. John Moorhoufe, of John-ftrcet, Adclphi, Middlefez, wine merchant, at ten, at Guildh:ol. Sept. 13. Edward Pemberton and John Holtlding, both of fiver pool. merchants. dealers and copartners, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, John-ftrect, LiverpooL Sept za Samuel tintith, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Livcrrool. Odlober ii. Franklin Gardner, of Butt-lane. Deptford, Kent, ma. riner, dealer and chapnitui, at ten, at Guildhall. The Gazette contains a long Order in Council. for carrying into effeet the I.cgifh.tive Reltrßlions htely impofed on the Slave Trade: After D.:cc-sober tux', the annual importation of Stave, into our Colvoies is limited tu three fur every hundred In the colony, prowl& d it null appear the• cafualties to that extent iball ♦avc taken place in the preceding year. On Monday forenoon, while the workmen were employed in taking down force old buildings in the Bull-ring, Birmingham, in order to enlarge the mar ket-place, by their laying too great a weight of bricks upon a rotten floor, it gave way, and buried two of the men in the ruins. They were immediately got out, much bruited, but we are glad to hear they had no bones broken, and by judicious care are both re covering. On thurfday evening, as Colonel Jittout was driving his . curricle on the Kent Road, accompanied by two young Ladies, his nieces, one of the latter requefted to be trufted with the reins, which being complied with, the hnrfes took fright near Dover. place, ran with great violence agaiiiit a Rage coach, and, by the (hock, the Colonel and one of the young Ladies, Mifs FINCH, were thrown out of the curn ele but, we are happy to hear, without foitaining any rearms injury. The other young Lady, Mifs WILLIAMS. whois on a vifit to her relations in Ma nor-place when attempting to jump out, b eca m e en tangleJ between the (hafts and the harnefs, and was dragged for tome fhnrt dittance in a molt diftreffing fituation, bracal and bleeding, as far as the Ele phant and Cale, where the unruly animals were flopped by running between two polls. After Mifs Wit Awns had been extricated, the was conveyed to the houfe of a furgeon, at Newington, and received immediate affiftance. We are happy to Rate, that the bruifes the received are not of fttch a nature as to give her numerous and refpedable frientls any un; eafinefs; 344 Lila; the was 14 night I%C from all danger. .roLtINTEERS. Saturday feveral detachments from different com panies of the Bank of England corps of Volunteers went to Cannonbury Houle, Minton, where they fired for a medal. They were afterwards entertained with an excellent dinner in the long room, at the ca. pence of their Officers. The Fiat Regiment of Eon India Volunteers, Co lonel Mitts, were infpeeted on Saturday, with koala- lacks and every thing etre that is neceffary to equip a body of troops for an immediate march. The Ar ticles of War were read to the regiment previous to its going on permanent duty, and the Colonel ex horted the whole to pay fuch a ftriel attention to dif cipline and good order as may entitle them to a con tinuance of that good name which they have already obtained. They marched immediately. The Loth Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers, Lieutenant-Colonel H. C. COHSE, were infpeßed on Saturday lan, and are to a man prepared to march againn the enemy as loon as they (hall hear the call to arms. Thurfday morning befare stay light all that part of the county of Surrey which lies within the bills of mortality, was awake and aCtive ; every body might be laid to be on the alcrr, either preparing to go nut with arms into the tidJ, to aflin in forwarding of the troops, or to behold thegrand military fpeetacic,which was expceted to he feen at Blickheath. But notwith (anding the very great bunk made by the movement of a peat number of men from their homes, in fuch a Rate as to be fit immediately to be led on igainft an enemy, there was nothing of that confufion which might have been expeetA on fuch an occation.— Every thing was fo well regulated Previoufly, that there was not a man concerned in the bulinefs, that did not know precilly the duty which he had to per form. Perfons who bad fume time (Ince made offers occurni(hing Government with waggons, horfe , , dri vers, Sec. were now called upon to make their prof fered fervice aftual ; the number which each was ex peeled to fupply, and where they were to be Cent to, were particularly fpecified. Though there were tome farmers, didillers, and others who were called upon, the lot feemed principally to fall upon the coal mer chants, perhaps from the more general uniformity of the dimenfions of their waggons, than thole of peo ple in any other line of Winds. Strong planks, of a moderate width, and nearly equal in length to the breadth of the waggons, were prepared, tome with leather (traps, and others with iron chains at each end. They were fattened on to the railing on each fide of the waggon, Co as to make it capable of holding in ;eneral half a dozen ranges of men, on twinging feats, acrofs the waggon. Tirere were fuch a number of corps to affembie in places at a dittance from each other, and they having confequently to purfue diffetent routes, that the whole was not af fenibled on the Heath until pall ten o'clock ; but con lidering the delays that are unavoidable at the diffe rent places of parade, and the dinance which fome of them had to be conveyed, together with every thing neceffary for going into country quarters, prepared to meet an enemy, it was matter of furprize to many, that the chief Itrength of the county could be affem bled together at BI tckheath at fo early an hour. They nearly covered the foil extent of the common, each corps forming a dillinet party, independent of the other, and not acting together as one body in brigade at a review, or like an army confining of feveral regi. ments, drawn up in line to face an enemy. But this was different from either, each corps being a detach ment unconneeled with the refl. The bufinefs of the day was an infpeetion cf arms, accoutrements, and neceffaries, together with a correA return of the number of men aftually under arms. General the Earl of HARRINGTON, (Commander in Chief of the Isletropolis Dirtriet, of which the corps in the field neceffarily form a part,) together with General Gacrs vaxna, Col. ADDS minim( I, and ether General and In fpeAing Officers, examined minutely into the mili tary equipment of every individual, and took parti lcular care that the returns of the effeAive nrength of each corps were correctly given ; and we ate happy to fee that both the aelual force and true' military nate of the whole of the corps was fuch as to give the higheß fatisfadion to Lord liattairiorox and every other experienced foldier in the field. Thole who had gone from London as mere fpeetators, however, were fadly difappointed, as they expelled to fee the parade of marching and counter-marching, and all the different evolutions of a field-day, and thought alto that they would have an opportunity of obferv iag how well this or t'other favourite corps fired in comparison to another. There was nothing of the fort ; after the infpeftion, which ladled nearly an hour and an half, Lord HotaINGrON and his Staff rode off the ground. Each corps took tome refrethment on the turf or in their caravans, and returned to town in the fame manner they had gone out. The day was exceedingly fine, and there was a great crowd of fpeetators. A man had the audacity to pick up the firelock belonging to the fugleman of the Loyal Southwark, and attempted to walk off with it, but was deteded and made prifoner, and after he was Come time in cuftody he was let go without any other puni(hment than that of the fri -fat and a reprimand. One of the ill Surrey had do:. misfortune to he wounded with a bayonet in the foot, by ru ming againtt it as it lay oo the ground, the Sorg-eon of the Loyal Southwark very kindly came up and affarded the Gentleman every affinance,in his power. Except this, we did not hear of a fingle accident in - the comic of the day. The fuperiority of this nation, in point of wealth, over all others, may be attributed to the bold fpectt lations of thole whole perfeverance in the road to Fortune feldom fails to crown them with the glo rious gifts of that goddefs. Her votaries are now pt d e n te d with more ample mans of reaping a Gol den Harvell from the rich Lottery to be drawn !sett month, than has been offered to the Public for many years pail. Sumter SESSIONS.-4aturday the adjourned Sec tions were held at Guildhall, but excepting the hear ing of five trifling tra4cries, there was not any buti nets to occupy the attention of the Court. One tracerfe excited the rifibility of the Court. A Lady preferred it bill againft three neighbours in St. George's Fields. for keeping bottles of ill tame. and actin; diforderly and indecently. The manner in Which the - Rory was told. was fuch as to get the bill thrown oat. Loid Minotitort was Chair man. No firbje& h fo - delicate as the t:e.or-z ilt , i 3, teeth. The enamel by which they .1:e c.,vered only one eighth of an inch in thieltnefs. Every t.,oth powder, sad compoted of mineral fubil.inces, it mun be obvious to every-one s will foon rnb off :1,4 dd, cate part of their. fabric, on which their ci.lour and prcfervation depend. and can never agz:n repaired. That mineral firlallances are mere rpecal in producing their effeels than vegetable, will I: granted ; but this direafed whitenefi, me:dinned them, foon ends in their decay, and tie molt vi toothaches arethe confequence of this ralh and Jan gernuspraaice. Burt., 's Reflorati•: Tooth-powder, being compofed entirely of vegetables, it el,,ims a preference over every other : fold at No. 4, Cheap. fide, corner Paternotter-row, London; and r eta i n , by molt country bovkfellers and perfumers in tl:e United Kingdom, in boxes at as 9J. each. 1 _--- MARRIED. Lately, at Dorchefterjohn M.ATabon, Ffq. of Thono : ip , 4 : the county of I)orfet, to Mite Ali., Stichland, thud daughur t. the late Robert : acid aed, hfq of Dorcbeßer. 1 hurfJay, at St. Armes, Marefel, by the Rev G Willi-vs. Edw. Tonics, Efq. of Southam, in the County of. W..uwiek, to hig, Shuttlewerth, daughter of John tihutticworth, Ell of Lander. DIED. Early on Saturday morning at hi• houfe 3t TrfiCkerhlM. ir. t.'es 43d yar of Ms agr, 'chums Amy And, Efq, UGC of tue Di:caors • of tho Bank. HIGH W .11'Pa AT LLINDON-aßliult• 1 oNio R Munint - iq zni”ut-4. vter 3 Afternrai . *9 aututes vier 3 . • _ I;II3CON'S ANTIbILIOUS BILE, YEI.LOWNESS OF SkIN, Ntiß VOUs AND S:CL HEAD-ACHES, HEARTIIIIR N, dec. THE Cure and Prevention of'zhe above Complaints have formed the great defideratunt in modern pridlic, led Mr. Dillon, Apoth,cary. to try every Avant of hryipag oata remedy which might be fucca ful, anti he vas f 9 forruu.ite to hit en the prefent combidation, which, frotia great as .:aey in pd. vase among the Srlt. per funs of ditii.,etion, be was induced tootler to the Pull c, at the particular ri quett of ftveral diifinguihed ebaraaers, and under the immediate fandtion of their names. whattivcr cat& the tns, of the Itomach ii destroyed, the le or there Pills never fails to give a fimfible ret.,:f.. By promoting di geftion they diflistige all cruilittel,wilich prove the fource of &oi ler/teen d 4111;:grecable eimaations. As, their operation tends age to open the boo els, they arc a certain cure agatidt habitual coitive nefs, fo hurtful in bilious conitinitions, nor do they prove leis ae .tive againft that vitiated Rate of the fluids of the Ito:nub, and that peculiar debility which gives ocF , sfloti to Sick Head-Aehr.s and licartberfm in pregnancy, Whatever the nature of the acri mony is which afreets the 3titmazh and Bowels, whether fray a redwtdance of the Bite from excels in diet, or the intemperate are of drink, there Ms will be found eminently ufeful is unloading the &ft paiftges, and in minoring the offending caufe. From their influence over the Bile when the complexion is rendered (LA and fallow, it beeociea foot' c!eared b)' them, and withtbat fatty which no cormetic can preteris to. Thus alto obftruelions of the Liver are prevented, ti general and fo fatal in wanit countries. They are, therefore, the belt Medical Companion that tan wend the Traveller, whether by land or r -a, and form a ufeful prepare, tory medicine in cares.where tea bathing is to be employed, by rt. moving from the habit all accumulation or Hissers that may coon tweet its good effeds h or allow its being rarely prixecdcd. Sold, Wholefalt and Retail,, at Mr. Butkr's, No. 4, Cheiride, Corner of Paternorter-row, and Retail jay molt BoAreflers and Medicine 4cudera in every Country Town, in Bozea, at 6s. and is. yd. each. HAVING ded:cated my:elf - to the (Ludy, and Ocal gratified by the aloft confiderable pradlice in that branch which l thought proper to fele& I unit that 1 have oc more mil. employed my dice than chore who, in the cue:lave had or die pm:effzion, are occafionally immerfed In uncertainty, and cannot always attain that (needs which la =ect by concentrating the intellanual power to one elate of dif The Wares of DEBILITY arc peadhuly ititrefling. for &qv firing with diem a train of airicomitam fymptonis, and, bytes. area of all vital energy, ealitence ilelf becomes embittered-. Whether they artfe front Nis prevaltuc of m example, theddrus. rive habits of (Mod-boys, or the indulgences of maturity, dr* quite the neaft atfiluous profelfional fki l ; but by the iporarcl of uneducated unit, the ipoptoms arc aggravated, and the coda tattoo is &Atop& As a MribIEBRIS. of the ROYAL COLLRONef SURGEONS, I ground my petenfions on regularity of education; and poifeNeg erre7 privilege to practice, I feel myfelf entitial t a that maiener with which t have hitherto been to likrally Sorrowed In the Seat feerations of local waltzes, early spar:stirs will prevent the ea/amity of a debilitated frame; but where the (of ferer. from a conitiorrioefs o' the uninanlisefs of the vice which mad his nastartime. is fearful of the contain* or astute of his family phyfician and broods over his infirmity with careful ow ceilment, it malt l e tatisfaanry for him to be afrured net noir of capability of mix:neat, rut alto of the molt inviolable (tercel. And in recent Venereal Complaints it b pable to prevent pain, banger or &Era ; In the moil complicated cafes it Is the acquire. matt of exclave experience in this line to meet a Cafe, mar and (peal, re-eitablament. ' I offer the advantage of this experimee to these of claw (ex w!th are aMteted with any kind of DE3MITY, of any (ympurrs of VENSREAL INFECTION, and in ail Wes the terms of ram neratien are Fated m the fait interview. Pat:crash+ the country are mated to hicloft a Batik rate, 324 are rquefted to (pacify their age end meaner of MARTIN bREE, Mem.or of the Royal Came of Surgeons in London; No ea, Arundel-'trait, Strand, ems Temple Par To THOS. TAYLOR, Efq. Nag, Nevi Bridge•Rreet, London SIR —I confider it but an alt of juitice due to the merits of your LEAKE's PATI.NT to communi cate to yon the following Cure, which bus recently been performed by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking oat of art old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Cusuplkation of Dd. orders arifmg therefrom), was reduced almoft to a fkeleton, and though helad the belt medical advice which could be obtaiool. and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothin? could be procured. which [cents:a to Cult his cafe, or to do hint any Service ; he remain ed in a molt reduced and pitiable fituation for two years, unabl: to follow his protefLou, and re:lively able to walk or even to Rand on his legs; in fa& no one who kiwis , him ceder (uppitted k pofsble for him to recover. He was advifed at loft to try your Pinns--ha did fo, Rrictiy adhering to the diredzons gives with them—he hall not taken more than two boxes, before he round In alteration for the better : this encouraged bin, to proceed, and 5r taking a few boxes more hr (mind his arm the and ftraigth gradu ally return, and is uow as healthy and as Bout as any Ina' I know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any perfon to me ter a ' confirmation of the above account if it Mould be doubted. I nun, Atr,ycur obedis.nt humble feriart, Library, Folk.flone, July to, 5835. T.I - 10. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the role Proprietor Tues. TAYLOR. Member of the Royal Cull: gc of Surgeons, ten . _ don, at hi: houfc, No. 9, New Bridr.c itreet; Where, afar a constant ralilciice of than 40 year. it. a praelice pardrutarly diret.l,l to the curt cf Ventral ..f and thofc inc:dental to the parts of generation in hothf...a- S. that invinlah!... feetvey which into of Lis prof4ficii lheu!d otaferve. It: flatters hinafelf the inlvice and affi;kiw,ce gratuitouit adminifters to perfuts taking this medicine, will be cllecaned, a difecrning public, as an advantage fallow to be obtained, at. 4 void of ambiguity. Alfo fold, by his appointment, for the corm:nit:lce of thefe Br. log at a diftance. at the Perfumer's. No. 35, St. Alhan'silrect,Palt Mall; the Toyffinp. to3,o2forti-ltrcet ; Mr. Difborough, 7, Ms Rreet Ain ; Mr. Baxter's. South-hri.ige, Falittb. rgis ; 111 r. M'Do nald's, Glaferaw ; r.Callwell's, Dublin ;Mr 13.ilinges, Liverp , rk 'Mr. Atkinfon's, Manchefler, and by one per`on in every confi derable town in Great at d Ireland, in boles of only 26.9 d. each, kated up with full and riain dirretions, whereby perfons of either fez may cure thenifelvc% with cafe, fixed, fecrecy, and &fay. N.B. Every Be: fold in Great Britain is failed up with a Ramp. on which, by favour of the Canamiffionera, is printed at the Stamp Office—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge ftreet.—to imitate which it fe:ouy, and all othe.s are counterfeit. LONDON : lamed and FulE( l l.l4 by LEVEL KENT (of Can tert_ .2 te• Lambeth), att.tc Eras Ornct, No. I • Cull° arm! alto at the.Sraz ernes, Tank-air.