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Wf F ISHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Tilt DAY. The Leib MaTeit's Grand Dinner. . The LADY MAYJSISS'S Manton-Loufe. The Duchefs of CIIANDOS'S Rout, Grofvenor•fquare. The Duchcfs of BOLTON'S Rout, Grofvenor-fguare. • T 0.41011 sow. Mrs. F MTN'S Stout, Berkeley-amt. Lord Caatnex's Grand Dinner, Grecn•ftreet. WKIDNISDAT. Lady LA NIZERT . S Row, Manchater4quarc. Couutcfs otPorr sSfOUTn's Row. Lead, and UK Alifs GRIM! TO%ES Party. TIICISDAY. Countrfs of DC/IT'S Rout, GrolVenor-fquare. rln Nitama's Private Party; Piccadilly. PRIDAT. 'the Duellers of CoroNooo's Rout, Grofvenoaquare. 'Mrs. E. NIoN CR rots . 41 Rout, Portlond Place. SATURDAY. Lord HOBART'S Grand Dinner, Gi - ofrcnor-place. Nirs.Lowritta's Rout, Brook-Prcet. Mrs. KNOX'S Grand Dinner, liill.ftreet. StIND AT. 'lle Mare!timers SALISSURT'S Mune. The Comings of Kanat.tat's Party, Portman-fluare. Lady CAMDEN'S Party, Green-flreet. LadyMILN ma's Lady HASIPDIttI'S Party. LAW INTELLIGENCE. SHERRIF'S COURT, APRIL 17. lIARRITT V. NOLLANIEY, Fuz z This was an award of inquiry of damages in an aftion upon the cafe for (educing the plaintiff's daughtLr. The plaintiff, Mrs. Theodofia Barriff, was the widow of an officer, who had ferved with confiderable reputation and bravery during the American war. Upon the termination of that dif pine, he came over to this country with his wife, the prcrmt plaintiff, who was the daughter of a diftingth:h4;l American loyal& They took a houfe in the neighbourhood of Blackheath, where they lived for feveral years, in a genteel and re fpealable flyle, upon an annuity, for theirjointlives, of 4001. Mr. Barriff died about fix years ago, leaving his wife and daughter, then eleven years of age. Mifs Maria Barra was a young lady ex tremely well educated, and peened of great beau ty and accompliffiments. It happened about two years and a half ago the went with her mother to Arcot races, where they accidentally met the defen. dant, who was introduced to them as the acquain tance of their friend, at whore hook they rsfided during the excurfion. The defendant Raid very particular attention to Miff Bailiff, and profaned himielf a candidate for the honour of her hand in marriage. Soon afrerher return home with her mo ther the was vifited by the defendant, who declar ed his intention in form ; and as Mrs. Barriff, up on enquiry, found his connexions were honourable, and his prorpe&s. flattering, the gave her confent to his addreffing her daughter as ler future hufband. The courtfhip continued till laft fon mer, when the day for the celebration of the nuptials was appointed. No fulpicion whatever of any dilhonourable defign on the part of the defendant was entertained, confequently it was not thought nectfTary to' impole any reftraint with regard to the intercourfe of the young couple, who were to be fo foon united. They fre quently went to affemblies and different public places, fometimes alone, and fometimes with their mutual friends. In the month of July laft, a few days before the marriage was to have taken place, Mr. Hollarnby invited Mifs Barriff and her mother to accompany him with a party to Vauxball. Mrs. Barriff enured herfelf on account of indifpofition, but fuffered her daughter to go with him. The remainder of thUcafe,. as laid before the Jury, was detailed by Mifs Bar tiff, who twice faintet: during the recital.— She Paid the accompanied the defendant twice in a coach as far as lVenmintler-bridge, where they took water, and proceeded to Vauxhall. When they had been fume time in the Gardens, they joined the defendant's party, confining of feveral ladies and gentlemen, none of whom the witnefs knew. They engaged a box, and about eleven o'clock fat down to (upper. There were feveral los ts of wine upon the table, of which the defen dant preffed her to partake. In the courfe of the evening 6veral of the company became much ele vated, And drank her health as Mrs. Hollamby. Her own fpirits were railed by this compliment, and the was perfuaded to drink a glafs of Cham paigne. She found herfelf &only after indifpofed, and fignified her with to return. The defendant and herfelf quitted the Gardens, and he handed 11,:r into the carriage, and ordered the coachman 'to drive to Blackheath. She grew worfe, and be came totally infenfible. When the recovered her (elf, the perceived the was in a bed-chamber, with the defendant near jier. She was confcious of her fituation, and the outrage the had futlained—lbe fwooned, and was a long time before the recovered. When the came to herfelf, the defendant endea- Toured to appeafe her, but the infilled on return ing home. The defendant told her it was impof filile they could return till morning—that her mo ther would not expert her, and that their marriage would take place on the day appointed. She con tented to remain on condition that he quitted the room—he did In, and the threw herfelf on the bed in a hate of dintaaion and defpair. The next , morning the returned to her mother, and related all that had paired. It appeared the houfe the had been in had been hired and furnithed by the de fendant. He raver afterwards came near her mother's bottle ; but, on the contrary, paid his addreffes to a young lady of fortune in London. Mr . Barriff waited un the father of this Lady, and apprized him of the defendant's condua, in con teque nce of which he forbade his traits to his daughter. The plaintiff then brought the prefent attion, and, after a full hearing of all the arcumflances, the Jury, to the gr-at fatisfaSion ora moll crowd ed Court, 3 tee a ‘erdia for the plaintiff, wool. damage. TWISTII7I? We tome months (ince' mentioned the difcovery of a plot formed by the !laves in the Southern States of America, for the purpofe of murdering their matters, and effeaing a revolution in the Property and Government of the country ; tome of the prin cipal confpirators were executed ; and it was be lieved that the fyllem of infurreaion had been wholly diffipated. Thu eitablifhment, however, of a Negro Government in St. Domingo has encou raged the.l3lacks in America to new efforts for the attainment of equality, and it appears that a well-organized Mime of revolt has recently been dircovered and defeated. The following letter has been found in the pof fell-ion of a Negro in Halifax Town, North Ciro lina, and has been fubmitted by the Executive to the lA:gill:dive Bodies, with numerous other docu• meats to the fame effet : " Sir—lt is with pleafure I inform you, for your comfort, that we meet a great number of our Reprefentatives without giving the lealt room for doubt or fufpieton. We had inteW genet from almoft all parts, that our intentions have fuccefsfully (Freed with the greateit fecrecy, and meet with unanimous ap probation among our fellow-fufferers. I hope you will be true to your truft, and quit yourfelves like brave men; for we !ball molt certainly fixated without difficulty, if our (theme Is not dikovered before-band; and there is but one in a family to know it until the time is arrived. Ido not apprehend much danger of that, and as for the poor fort that have no blacks. if any fuels timid efeape, I doubt not but the general conflagra tion of bourn and fodder, (tacks, Ste. will strike fueh damp on their kirks, that they will not only be willing to acknowledge Liberty and equality, but be glad to purehafe their liva at any price. Rdt affured, that our tyrants mall loon be taught that leffon by our Reprefentatives, that humanity never yet has taught them, that they mall know the breath of liberty is as free fur us as for themfelves. From your true friend in LI OT DEATH. " The Reprefentative of the Roanoak Company (poke his political fentiments Co handfotnely on a new (theme, that it was unanimoufly agreed to, that if this did not take ylsee i &it add inunediately be put in execution, as we arc determined ou Li berty orptath: Lail Monday afternoon a form of thunder 2nd lightning, accompanied with fnow and hail, was witneiTed in its progrefs in feveral parts of Norfolk. At Lvnn and other places the thunder was awful ly lou'd, and the hail (tones that fell were of large dimenfions. During this form, which was unufually fevere for this feafon of the year, as two gardners (whofe names are Mitchell and Cranmore) were taking fhelter in a cottage facing Hampton Green, the houfe was (truck by lightning, which beat down the chimney, fcaled the walls without and within, and partly unroofed the dwellin ; Mitchell, who' was fi tting in the kitchen, was forced by the vio lence of the elearic fluid (which appeared like one Iheet of fire) from off his chair, upon the floor, where he remained for Come time in a fate of in. fenfibility. He was afterwards put to bed, and fufpended animation was reftored, and he is likely to do well. Cranmore, and the other people in the houfe were funned, but received no material injury. At the• Inverary Circuit, an Appeal was tried before Lord DUNSINNAW, againft the fentence of the Sheriffofßute,who had awarded 251. damages, and Isl. fine, againft Captain J. HAMILTON, of the PRINCL WILLIAM hired cutter, on the profecution of Mr. J. STODDALT, furgeon, of Arran, for an afault, when the fentence was confirmed, with all the additional expences. There was not any cri minal bufinefs at Inverary, which terminated the Went Circuit. On Wednefday fe'nnight at night, the houfe of Colonel Barry, at Newtown Barry, was reduced to aches. By an advertifement in the Dublin Jour nal, it appears this noble manfion was malicioufly fet on fire by incendiaries, for the apprehending of any of whom Colonel Barry's friends have of fered nearly 6001. reward. Between Monday night and Tuefday morning, loft week, a barn, containing a confiderable quan tity of firaw, corn, and timber, a flack of ftraw, and farm thed adjoining, containing carts and other farm utenfils, on the farm of Water Rown tree hill, in the parith of Kilmalcom, in Scotland, poll fefred by Mr. James Fleming, were malicioufly let on fire, and confirmed. _ _ At Liverpool quarter faions, on the 6th init. R. Edwiuds, for throwing a bottle out of the gal lery into the pit of the theatre, by which a young Lady was cut in the head, was found guilty, and fentenced to two years imprifonment at Preßon, and to enter into recognizance in pl. for his good behaviour, for one year, from the expiration thereof. John Ferrand, a private in the 3d Weft York, was on Thurfday committed to York Calle, charg ed with having forced Ann Ainflcy, a girl, four teen years of age, into the river Chelwolti,at Don caller, where the was fuffocated and drowned.— The body of the unfortunate girl was found on Wednefday morning, and Ferrand having been Peen in company with her late the preceding even ing, he was interrogated ; he at firfk dented all knowledge of her, but afterwards faid that he had been with her in the church yard ; that fire had thrown herfelf into the river. at which he was lb alarmed, as to he deprived of the power to render her any Alliance. The Coroner's Jury, however, believed him to be guilty of the murder, and found their verdkt accordingly. BIRTH. On the 30th ult. the Right Honourable Lady Poreheitcr, of a fon, at Piatnu, tionicr,etibire. I)lk.D. On Thurfday. at Bath. General Adam, Colonel of the 45th regiment, Member for Casnbridgethire, and one of the tkotic men of his Majefty's Bilsamber. On Saturday morning, at his hook In Hanover-fquare, the Right Hon. Hoary Temple, Vikount Palmerfton, of Pilmer fton, in the county or Dublin, and Baron Temple, of Nlantit Temple, in thecoonty of Sligo. His Lcgdlhlpsrasborn in De cember, 1736, and married, in 1767, to Milo Poole, daughter of Sir Francis Poole, Bart. who dying without male {fur, he married fecondly, in 17113, Mlfs Mee, of London, by whom he has left a fon, Henry John, the prefent Lord, born in 1784, and who fueeerdi him in kis h onours and climes. On W dnefday lalt, at her bode in Fareharn, at an advanced see ' m Mrs. Montagu, ad of the late Admiral Montagu. -lo the fcveral relations of Parent, Friend, and Bencfadrefs, her lore will be affeaionattlydqlored. She [attained a fuddcn but revere illnefs with the fortitude and refignation of a Chriltian. ' The neighbourhood has been deprived of a molt truly excel int &ander •, and the furrouruling poor will have to lament the removal of one v.loft• hands were ever open to relieve diftrefs. Fran Abe LONDON' GAZETTA IpU 17. MILITARY YRONIOTIONS. oaommoci.-orrics, APRIL 13. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Gentleman Cadet William A. Dingley to be Second Lieutenant, vice J. Taylor, promoted. Dated April I, !Pol. Gentleman Cadet John Parker to be Second Lientenaht, vice F. W. Cowley, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Charles Maitland to be Second Lieutenant, vice J. Winder, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Daniel J. Skelton to be Second Lieutenant, vice A. Mazartney, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Henry C. Ruffell to be Second Lieutenant, vice M. Cralteine, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Thomas Fead to be Second I.l,utenant, vice J. Adyc, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Robert B. DeLfons to be Second Lieutenant, vice H. Meggs, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet James Mackomxhie to be Second Lieute nant, vice H. Light, promoted. Dated as above. Gcntkman Cadet Charles P. Deacon to be Second Lieutenant, vice It. Drury, deceared. Dated as above. Captain-Lieutenant Robert Lawfon to he Captain, vice Robertfou, deccafed. Di.ted April 6, tact. Firft Lieutenant Robert Macdonald to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Lawfon. Dated as above. • Second Lieutenant Edward M. Pakenhant to be Era Lieute nant, vice Macdonald. listed as above. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. June s. John Kludoa, of Drifted, cabinet-maker, at eleven, at the Rununceravern, BriftoL May 8. Robert Donaldfon, of Liverpool, habcrdallter, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June s. George Pierfon, late of Corkennouth, Cumberland, woolkn-manufaeturer, at ten, at the George, Cocltcrzuouth. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Michael Waugh and John Price, of Leeds, bookfcllcrs. BANKRUPTS. Joreph Grange, of Uxbirdge, Middlefcx, broker and appraifer, to forrender April 24, 27, and May 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie', Mr. Thomas Mills, Ely-Place, London, or Mars. Hodder and Fairlie, Uxbridge. - John Marriott, of Uxbridge, Middlefex, ihopkeeper, dealer and ehapnian, May 4,8, at twelve, and 29, at eleven, at Attorney, Mr. I'. H. Shaw, Clements-inn. Richard Davies, late of Park-lane, Nliddlcfex, fader, April 22, at ten, May 4, at twelve, and May 29, at one, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Mr. Darwell, Walfall ; or Mars. Swaine urd Stevens, Old it-wiry, London. Thomas Wade, of Greot St. Helen's, London, drug-merchant. dealer and Chapman, May 4,8, at twelve, and 29, at eleven, u GuildhalL Attornki, Marrs. Ward, Dennetu and reaves, Henrietta-ttrect, Covent-Garden. George Britian, of Briftol, grot•cr, dealer and chapman, May 3, 4, at eleven, and 29, at fix, at the London Inn and Talbot- Tavirn, Briftol. Attomies, Meffrs. Lewis and James, Gray's Inn, I.ondon; or Mr. Morgan or Mr. Stephens, Brittol. John Nefbiu, Edward Stewart, and John Neibitt the younger, of Aldermanbury, London, merchants and copartners, April 24, May I, at ten, and 29, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor nies, Meffrs. Norris and R obinfon, New-fqu are. Bernard M'Henry, where/ire Mac Henry, late of Stratford . upon-Avon, Warwickihire, mercer, May 3, at five, May 4, and 29, at eleven, at the Farriers-Arms Inn, Evelham, Wor edlerthire. Attornies, blr. John Smart, Staple-Inn, London, or Meffrs. Lavenders, Evetham DIVIDENDS. April 23. John Tankard and RiebardTankard, of Birmingham, faders and partners, at four, at the Stork 'Tavern, in the Square, Birmingham. April 24. Jofeph Reckftraw, of Henley-upon-Thames, Oxford eke, grocer, at tea, at Guildhall, London. April 30. John Cafpar Hartfinek,-Jullus Hutchidon, and Wm. Mayfair, of Cordial, I.ondon, bankers and copartners, at eleven, at Guildhall. April 30. Edward Dunmore, of Stanton Wyvell, I.eicefterfhire, miller, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, in Market- Harborough. April 30. James Lunn, of Bedale, Yorkthire, thopkeeper, gro cer, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Bolton Arms, in Leybourn, faid county. May 1. Jacob William Luning, of Lawrence-Pountney-lane, London, merchant, at melon, at Guildhall. May t. George Andcrfoo, of Bury St. Edmund's., Suffolk,ino keeper, at four, at the Angel Inn, Bury St. Edmunds. May t. Richard Harris, of Weft-ftreet, Seven-Dials, Middle fee, hair-merchant, at eleven, at GuUdialL May ay I. ire Elizabeth Moore, late of Bertnontlfey-ftreet, St. Mary again, Stirrey, kather-dreficr, dealer and ehapraan, at twelve, at guildhalL May 3. William Churchill, late of Somerton, SomerfetlEire, maltfter and common brewer, at ten, at the Red-Lion Inn, Somerton. May 3. Thomas Mallon, of Birmingham, grocer and tallow chandler, at eleven at the Swan Tavern, Birmingham. May 3. William Bland, of Birmingham, grocer, at eleven, at - the tork Tavern Bitiningham. - fay a. Samuel Haigh, of Manchefter, merchant, at eleven, at the w Commercial lm, Manchefter. May 4. William Crufd.ale, late of Liverpool, corn-merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. May 4. James Scott and Francis Roach, of Caftle-ftreet, I .ei eelterlields, linen-drapers, dealers, and copartners, at one, . _ at Guildhall. . . May 4. Thomas Saul and John Reynolds, of 11Tanchefter,wool Rapiers, .lealers and partners, at one, at Guildhall, I ontlon. May 4. Charles Role, of St. Ann, Weßininfter, t lictfetnoner, at tea, at Guildhall: May 4. .fhomas A Ilwood, late of Great RufTcl-ftreet, Bloom limey, carver and gilder, at ten, at Guildhall. May 4. William Spencer, of Saffron-hill, Middlekx, vidtualler, at ten, at Guildhall. May 4. Samuel lacey, of Tooley-ftrect, Southwark, oilman and coluurman, at ten, at GuildhalL May 4. James Gregory, of Wtaverhampron, Staffurdfhire, foapmaker and grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, Lobtlon. May 4. William Schultze and Philip Unger, of Little Britain, merchants and copartners, at on:, at Guildh ill. Miy 4. George Fox, of Henrietta-ft red, Covent-Garden, tailor, dealer and chapman, at ten, at GuildhalL May 4. John Burford, of Holborn-Bridge, London, linen-dra per, and dealer in coals, at ten, at Guildhall. May 4. Robert Thompfon, of Wood-fircet,lheapfide, London, filkananufadurer, at one, at GuildhalL May 4. amid M'Lran, late of Cloth lair, Middlefes, wool. len-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall. May 4. John Paul Offner, of Ringaand-Road, Middltfez, brewer, at ten, at Guildhall. May 4. William Wilton, late of Nine Elms, Surrey, Spaniel leatheralreffer, dealer and chaptnan, at eleven, at GuildhalL May 5. John Froft, of Fiction, York fhire, tanner, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, Kingftuna upon Hull. May 7. James Whitaker, of Doncafter, Yorklliire, wine .mer.- chant, dealer and chapman, at ten, at the Angel, Doncafter. May 7. Sarah Stairs, of Leeds, Yorkildre, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Golden Liou Inn, Leeds. May 8. Robert Owen and William Mardle, late of lioundf ditch, London, copperfiniths and copartners, at ore, at GuildhalL May 8. Jonathan FuUvilbod, of Barbican, London, pawnbro ker, at one, at Guildhall. May R. Charles Benny and•Jofeph Dale, of Norwich, ware houfcmen, dealers and chapmeo, at five, at the Swan Inn, in Norwich. May 2. Samuel Bndbury, late of Bafinghall-Itrect, London, broker, at ten, at Guildhall. May 8. John Hamilton, late of Pato - aorta-row, London, hookfeller. at ten, at Guildhall. May 8. William Thorn, ce Drury-lane, Middlefrx, woollen draper, at ten, at Guildhall. MAY 8. William Chapman, of Devntilhire-itreet, London, Ihip-infuranee-broker, at ten, at Guildhall. May 8. Peter Spittle, of Wcdnefbury, Staffordfhire, gun-luck maker, at the George Inn, Wedueibury. May 8. F.dward Orman, of St. john, Hackney, Middlefer, baker, at eleven, at Guildhall. May 8. Ma:thew Dormer, of the Curtain-Road, Shoreditch, Middlefex, fuap-ma:Ler, at eleven, at Guildhall. May ao. John Hcathcotr, of Liverpool, corn dealer and Chap man, at ten, at the office al Mr. Thomas FiChtr o Cif:v(l4nd quarc, _rruoL • VOltitlGN T. A Capital Affortment of :iced s 1 .ET:T X VEGETABLES. hcing every Oni,L. gene,zlly rcetir ed la a Kitchen Garden (peas and beans excepted), very inperior forts, which in magnitude, fiavour,and cvery ;me property, inEnitely furpafs All the eorttmott degenerated Packets One Guinea. 2.Anothir l'ackrt, containing finc &ed. ofro Choice Flowtrs. winch will till d garden 'with one Krem I :;:ifufc continucd ghe.v of beauty. One t iiree ii th chefs l'act,zi contain a grant variety than could be bought, of the eommou tuferior forts, t:as the rani:: malty. _ 3. Three cu-w P.•:3 and Mn new Beans, et very fupceor cx 'cellenee, both for flavour, and molt alimulaot bearipz. Thwo all yield prifulidy, hut one pea in particular gives above double the quantity 4.f any of the old 10;1116 Two Or tb.rce fowlogs of each w I fupply the table molt lib rally uli aft-a Aliclacimaa. bags of each are San Sold at Crocker's, fit. Alban's ftrett, Pall-Mall. No eretlit.—Pay portage. NEAR LUDLOW--SHROPSHI`2.2. TO BE SOLD BYAUCTION-Br :yht. CHRISTIE. At hi. Gr.at Roo ~ In Pe Mone.ey the 20th of May next, at One &Clock, AVALUABLE and DESIM::ELE HOLD F.S eonfilting of a fubitantial elegant Brick-built Alanfion, with Stabling fur Eleven Horfes, Two Coach Houfes, numerous attached and detached Officer of every defcription, fuited to a large Family, excellent iCitchen Garden, walled and richly planted, Pinery Succellion Houk, Melon Ground, beautiful Pleufure Ground of near Six Acres. difpofed with to and Fringed with rich Plantations, embellifhed with (heats of Water Rocked with Fith,furmounted by a Lawn, and fundry rich Inclufures, in whole about t 66 Acres, Tithe Free, Laud Tax Redeemed, about do Acres Rich Meadow, the reit Arable, abobt go Acres of which may be watered at pit afureby a River, in which is a valuable Right of Misery:— Delightuliy f.tuate within two miles of Ludlow, (even of Tee bury, abe iutiful and (porting part of the Countra Salop. Mail, and other Coaches, part daily to and from Landon Per chaitr may be accommodited with the neat Houfhold Fun*. tore, live and DeNd Stuck, Crops, Sec. at a fair Valuatio rs and immejiatc Poffeffion may be h ad of a molt Gentlemanlike as well as profitable Situation. Printer! Particulars are prevail/Ig, and will be forthwith ready.—Mr. Chr.ttic is ernpowercd"ta receive Pruporals by Privv.e Cozradt. WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS. For the C;ic:n-fieknefs and other difurdere incident to Young Fannies. The following ce of their uncomition efficacy, is worthy th , . attention of the afßiettti. To Mrs. KEAR.SLI. - Y.- • Madam, Pangbourn, April 7, rEco. ir AM happy to inform you, by the means of your humanity and bounty, Mary Deacon is maite recovered and gone again to her pkrc. By a kvere e , .ld the caught its Autumn, 11. e was afilided with Swelled leg., violent pains in them and her head, great thortm.ri of breath, luis of apyetite and flecp ; and when l law her at her mother's, She cotid not get up Stairs without rebind, and was incapable of giving any afliftance to the famly. Before the had totes on ,: box o f) Pids, the found fo much relief to her bruit!' the could make her bed, and after taking two boxes of them the was perk-Foy re(torcd to health. Her moth cr, who is a widow with fix (mail children, begs her thanks may be fent you with mine fur the Pills ; and believe me, your much obliged SUSANNAH' SMITH. IWeLCIf'S Fr NIA I.r. Plats, (with direttions) price -.s. 9d. a box, art raid windeala-by Kciracy, Fleet-ftreet, London ; 3160 retail by Dicey and Co Bow Church-yard, Cheapfide; F. Nawbery, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; Jeboult 'and Co. Nu. 150, Oxford- itreet ; J. Pidding, N 0.76, Oxford-ftrcet ; R. Stringer Strand, near Charing-crofs ; Mtrital, t-itretz., Bloomft:ury ; Ncwbery, th cerner of St. Paul'. Churc h-yard; No: 42, Cornhill ; Wade, No. 13, Old Bond-ftreet; Bolton's Medicine Shop, (not Tint's) front of the Royal F - , change ; Clark, No. 269, Bcrough; and by Ward, oppafite Grays Inn-Gate, Holborn. . 6 . As another Medicine is fold under the name of Welch'; Female Pills, which Purchafers are rogue ed to re mark, as the fureit teftitnony of authenticity, that each bill of di redtions is Ogned with the name of C. Kea R handwrit ing ; and on the out6de, whereby ferstiutts cannot be impofed on, the Ramp is printed by permilfion of his Majcity's Honour able Commiffioners of Stamps, thus: C. KLal3Lt T, No. 46. LET T LT." None others are genuine. WHEN ProfeTional Men of education and re. fponfibility deviate from the general fyllem by the fe • tattoo of a peculiar Branch, the finEtion of long cominced lucre.; is the bctt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my pradice to the exeluflve trea.. meat of TIMER DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardo ur to oppo(e as far as ;am able the ravages of thofe complaints which are the must import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wills at an early period of Pradtice to rerac individe als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the ciu ally Can gerous pr,,'ipitancy of Praaitioncrs. TheTli Utlt DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have tit. voted suy znention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.--adly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the .ndulguice of mature age, and hilly that de rangement of the fyitent \Yocum whiett i; called BARREN. NESS or lirEktury. Numerous difeafes ate the retult of ignorance or hafte in the treatment of a simple Uor,orthea, and it 11:0 eirr,pictitty hap pens that the feeds of l.ife are poirotied by the imiifc.eton of en unguarded hour. Ey a fuperior nunbuil fu h eom:):aints are cafily cured, and even where other; have failed, 1 milt that may i rcfume to falter 3 ralical re-ettabliflinent Few, however are the cafes of complicated diarers in the diforder compared with the eat-minims fituatious of hlcti,w from indulgence ina Sl)l.rrAit. YVICE, or t: - .! prevalent Gast • ties of a talhior.able life, acquire that flue of Dehility which is the unavoidable eonfequence of fuck pernicious habits. Wherry he unhappy flatterer broods over his mifery, but care: iuliy conceals Li, misforttine, It may be fume coofolation ter him to know, that although it he an ti e.'.% of doubt or tweet- Calory with other Praditioners, the removal of there 1)EFI.: CIF.NCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is tin-acquire ment of my experience. If the rites td Eacehus.ur Venus kayo begun to reduce ntauly vigour, much az:.iety will be prevented by an early counteraction of this languid ttatc, and in stele cafes do great ditnculties will dccur. tut where this Deficiency !tai for year exiited ■ rroperPei ftven.nce is irdifpenlibly recuifit et° revive the fluntbrlng (puts of Life, -and to re-animate Or Conttitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who ha% e long been diran oirt , d In the:r eared:Akins of a Family, may be allured, that in molt inftances Inch dried, arc curable by Medical SkilL The SECRECY widcli is fo effendil to my undertaking. and the Qualificatie.ns which I have prefumed to ftate, form the Falls of my Pretenlions, and in coireideo:c with firth ti.i , iot , - mation is given, Ciat Mr 11— may Iv confultrd:vtg• (or by letters ine:::fing a frnall note) at his houfe,Ne.a;, rm. del-ftreet, Strand, hear Temple-Bar. There is on additional entrance in We:sr-arcet ed;otrt and the name is on bath the doors. M. R. Member of the ("one,— ~f S!,ere.-n. TO-MORROW. Sun rifcs Sun feta Iv% -en rifts I minutes after 4 4 minutes after 7 I !o minutcs HIGH WATER. AT LONDON "VAIDGE TO MoRKOW Mornit.g • 29 minute after 3 Aftermon ralautcs 'after 3 LONDON: hinted for the Pmpricrors, by JOHN DANIEL, (of Camaby-ttreet) at the STA a PRI t4Tlt4 0•01'FIC R, 1. 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