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GOSS and Co. exclusively professing the enteral those particular complaiuts, in order that they may not be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so jusdy attached to the,ignorant torpiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, that they have . wen properly educated and initiated into every branch of the professtor, certificates of which from various ho.- pitolsyaesd sessimoniala front the highest professional authorities. they have to convince any inquirer. That a residence in the Plarlllol hormispheicur our eaatern world as well as in other parts einfaelcrenti Them its assert*, that their researches baying been con fined to dioceses a4eally enumerated, tizzy hold out a Certainty of retaavtgicin to stiehtts earayloboar ender the debilitating effects of elite passed.tuarler the torrid sane ; and farther, that having had opportunities in their professional careen) of farming an intimate licottaistuinut with the constitutional habits of seafaring perscns, thel'offer to them the beitaisurances of itimusilate relief; that the success resulting hum •dadit•entleavours brat induced them to gait the psnottee of the graeral practltivavr ; and they PrtiWs! , that their pretensions constitute a fair ground for the enpinoo • dented contialemeravitiwltiei they have Is the t uhlic been so liberally tion.ous.d. I OtSS .oti C3.3untons, 13, 13411vcrieatre , t, Fleet-street. Ittit T.IWW, fAieuriAr Umnitieutairj on alistalseake liy tato,. aaJ t:u. To bobael at Ak, Pave awirr-cp*.:lo4 4P-AssMa.a. l loki , klic k 53 .• . By Ur. SCOTT, OR FacsAY, the 15th January, at Twelve, at the Mart, • ABSOLUTE REVERSION TO ONE ttiou- SAND POUNDS STERLING (part of St Lope,' of 490061). amply secured_ w gestates situated to the Cuoisty Worcuottr, vested is Trustees; to which sum of A1t.4,0 the. Ifttrchairr will beeosbe endtiesi is the decc%se of a Luly 75 years of ave. Particulari at the Offices of Messrs. 1 ood..t!es aril Limeade; No. 5, liteti-Lion-squue ; Mr. Scott, New 'dilate-niece ; the Alert. FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS CITY BONDS, ANU SOMERSET COAL CANAL. LOCK FUND SklABhS. By lir. SCOTT, On FRIDAY, January 15, at Twelve, at the Matt, unites pre viously disposed of by Private Contract, pOIITY CITY OF LONDON BONDS of One Hundred Ilounds each, bearing I.:terest at XS per (Inv per—annum, payable Half-yearly, via. Twenty Thames H. , .ett..,- tion Bonds and Twenty Temple-Bar ditto ; . Eight Shar..s of Alt 10s. each, in the Somerset Coal Canal Lock Fund, diet. ding, on the avaage, above £5 per Cent. per Auount, payaldtp Hall-yearly. Particulars at flatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; and at the Once of Mr. Scott, New Bridge -street. REVERSIONS OX FAR-ADVANCED LIVES. by Mr. SCOTT, On Ramer, January 15, at Twelve, at the Mart, in Three hots, ABSOLUTE REVERSION TO THREE HUN DRED POUNDS (one moiety of £600) £5 per Ceat. Navy Hank Annuities, standing In the name of the 11-stator, to which the Purchaser will become entitled on the decease of a Widow Lady, now in her 74th year. A Contingent Reversionary Interest in £5675, 4 per Cent. Sauk Annuities, and Z6O per Ann: Long Annuities, in the event of a Gentlemen now in his S9d year, surviving a Life of 96; an Office In India, and another Life a I.L years of age ; the surviving Executor will join is the Assign., menu of each of the abovesßevenions, if required. Absolute Reversion to £lOOO Sterling, being the fifth part of 11C00 ; ind also to 4590, the moiety of one other fifth part, secured by a Bond for a larger sum, arising from family arrangementsgesotes4 by a distinguished and highly-esteemed Nobleman and bis Heir, to which sums, together £l5OO, the Purchaser will Lecome en titled on the demise of a Gentleman now in his Seth Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; the )cart ; and of Mr. Scott, New Bridge-street. NAPLES, DECEMBER 11. Mount Vesuvius had a sliOt eruption on the , evening . of the 4:h instant, which had.a ntNoi&Leui l appearance, the lava eltending near half a mi!e to ! wards the of Torre del Greco. The Grand Duke Michael and spite are esl ecte4 here, to visit his Majesty an 4 Charles W. of S;nia, who lately returned to Naples with his brother, trona Rome. The American squadron, wider the command cl Commodore Stewart, viz. the Franklin, United States; Erie, Peacock, and Star, rendezvous at Syracusa, These Ships are in a hii,h state of discipline and (TS der: and it appears the greavat unity exists he:wia'a these and the English ships of war, wheoever ..)...e...:. of service throws them together. We under.tand the Ganymeda was at Syracuse lately with th.rn, and that the greatest cordiality and politeness pared be tween Commodore Stewart and Captain Spencer, aid their respective officers. His Majesty's ship Albion, with the flag of 'eir Charles Penrose, is at Ma'aa, arpecting to be very shortly relieved by the Rochefort, Sir The mas Ftee mantle, from England. The Glasgow, Captain Hon. F. Maitland, with hi.; Excellency the l_.ard High Commissioner, is at Venice; the Spev, Cat.a.iin ' Whiie, at Leghorn ; the Taaus, Captain Dundas, is on her passage to Er.glani. having quitted hlaita on the lath of November. The Scout, Capt. Ramadan, and Racehorse, Captain Cainpbeil; are on the Smyrna station. Mr. Ritchie was lately taken from Malt a , by the Express schuorer, to Tripoli, wbete prepara tions are making to promote his tour to Tonbaczora It is said, one of the Lieutenants of the Aloiou, a very clever and intelligent officer. is to fie added w ige. Ritchie's suite. The trade of Malta, h beginning to improve. The third ,i :ip 1: . 0r..1 India, to the house, Calvert,. Bell. and Cu. Las an ived in safety, aCter a passage 0f . 170 days from Calcutta, bringing an as• sortod cargo of the valuaale productions of the which soon found a ready circulation in this couas try. We trust such praise -worthy speculations will find their just reward. Naples is filling very fast with travellers of all nations, particularly English, there being upwards of five hundred of the latter residing in this .city acid its vicinity.—Last week we observed the Cagliala frigate Ganymede decorated, her yards manned. acid the officers in tat dress, to receive Irice-Adtuaral a;ir Sidney Smitli t who honoured that ship with d visit of ceremony in tiniform, to inspect her state oaf li \ci pline, &c. The'` , Hero of Acre," was as:comp:v.4ga by - the Earl of a4ljnore, Lord George Quio, Lardy' Lucan, Morley; ,4id Milton, with Lady Rumhold, her ki T ely daugtitir, Lady Milton, and 3 1,,4 Wt ~p beauty and 'failiion. 41w honours 3,92taaar 410 M Foukchete,Areo'cornmnted to the cl,the amiable and lovelyi:ady Georgilna Quin, sr • .fo the No.tile Captain of thss * frigate, whc fr ie polite - a . ' 'atketi at stair. tention is so!tell kaiawa to all who . Mat hex. ::ir Sidney was pleased to express, in term, 9( .hi ti A, sit _ tisfaction, his unlwaliesed ap.ino,bation of: the Gitay mede'a appearance, eqUipapesVii.ct f • ;/ . '• 1 Alnoiik the late :writ's* ,Asaji ). iandliyoly city arc, the Duke and DichesS cat, e*Mnrgrav in s of Anspach, Earl andlasdy e...si•Jj . :And scarce! y idAr Nit brings stcaagers to this , . ng resaaatwe, a it. . Y; .. I „la : . • . I I t t. 'o'i ti4 41 ... i (.. il i , : - .. • 1. ii! . iH ~,. 1 , . ~. „ 1' j 11 ! , - I ? 1 1 t 1111 . ~.,.. .... . ~ ~..„,, ~, 1. ! . • , - • I 1 1 I . ' i.., t 4 - , i , .