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r 7 NAUTICAL 11•71I.LItkNCE. ttf CONTINVATION FROM TNH PRECEDING PAGE. DISTRIBUTION OFPRIZE MONEY. The ofliccrs and crew of the AktsrausA, for the rc capture of the brig Edward and Mary, will be paid their refpc&ivc proportions of the falvage, on the art ival of the faid chip in port. The Polly. from Vi'ilniington, for Suri nam, is captured and carried into Guadaloupe. The Firmesa de Douro, from Rio to Oporto, is towed into Linton a wreck,having been run foul of by a 'hip of war. The Wallet Itoyd, DAris,from Portfinouth and _Madeira, is an ived at l3arbadoes, after capturing the St. Francis de Paula, Spandb fchoontr, from 'Cape de Verde to Tenerife,. lades with cotton, tobacco, and bide% - Letters received from the Et. Caesium of 36 -guns, dated off Cadiz, the sad ult. Rate, that the had captured four prizes, three of which had ar rived at Gibraltar; that a few days previous to :the date of the letter, the EL Cease se chafed two French frigates into Cadiz bay, under the bate- . ries. They had on board two French Rear-Ad mirals, to tales the command of the Spanilh fleet, -confiding of to fail of the line and 4 frigates, fit .ting for fome keret expedition at Cadiz. The VE , of 74 guns, StrEEIUI, of 74 guns, and CAIIIIRIOY, of 44 guns, were off that port, watch ing their motions.. They were afterwards joined by Rear-Admiral Sir J. &tummies, with fix fail of the line and one frigate, a brig and a lugger. The failing of the Spend,' fquadron had been re tarded by the eircumitauce of one of the large na val flore-houfes in the dock-yard of Cadiz having taken fire acid been totally deftroyed, with a large quantity of ((ores. A Courier Extraordinary was publifhcd at Bom bay on the loth December, 'Soo ' to announce the following circumftance ;—" On Monday evening arrived the Honourable Company's cruller late Captain Geortos HALL, from Buf torah, after having encountered, on ;he asci ult. the French prieateer which bad boaed l ed two down near Mufcat, as mentioned in our laft Courier.— The particulars of the aition we undet Eland to be nearly ai foliose : They law a veld from the snarl-bead at toarifee and about (liven o'clock raw her from the deck (landing towards them. Capt. HALL made the private fignal to her about eight a'clbek, which was. not anfwered; the ftranger loon afterwards haled a union jack, at the fore top gallant maR head, and a bilite enlist; at the gaff end; at half pall nine Capt. HALL fired a thot and hoifted the Company's colours, which was al. st6ft immediately returned under French colours. An *llion edited chiefly within pifkol-thot, and bersree4 ten and eleven o'clock the enemy, croft irig to his feperiority in Europeans, made two at tempts to board the Iris-espies under the ftern ; in the fecond attack the enemy's jib-boom was for fume time foal of the lareerio's driver; both at tacks were repelled with great fpirit and execution, the few Europeans Capt. HALL had being called from the guns on there occafions.—About a quar ter before eleven o'clock Capt. HALL received a fevere wound, which obliged him to quit the deck, bin which Lieut. Sues took charge. By this time the In ri FPID% malls were much injured, and aloft of the falls rendered ufekfs by the damages they had fuftained, and the rigging being almoti all cut to pieces, with two Europeans killed and many others of the crew wounded. In this (late the en gagement continued until near twelve o'clock, when the enemy's fire slackened, and they began to make off. Lieut. Sues then turned the hands tip to repair their damages, in order to chace. A tittle after twelve all fail was ift on the Iv Teem, tmd the chace continued till three P. M. when finding that the enemy failed fo much fuperior as to afford no chance of coming up pith her, Lieut. Suss hauled his wind to the N. N. W. The kneroy was brig, carrying her guni on a Ruth deck, having fix on each fide, of different calibre and four fwivels, copper bottomed, and nearly the lime of the Honourable Company's cruiser the As ,-stops, Lieutenants Suez and Best are (lig htly Wounded; Mr. MARMOT, volunteer; and the boatfwain arc alto Paid to be wounded: alfo ate, _ European kaman and eighteen fepoys and blears, many of them dangeroufly. We are truly lorry to add that Captain HALL, who with his officers and fhip's company have done their duty to them. (elves and their country in fo exemplary a manlier, died of his wound on the 3oth ult." By recent advices from. the north well High lands, we learn, that the herrings are fetting in to Lochbroom, and other lochs on the coati, in great quantities, and fine quality. The Mermen intend ed 'trying the hernngs this week off Dunbar. In Greenock the preparations for the herring fithery this .feafon, have far exceeded any former years for the hamlet. Fifbery fah has rifen at Liver pool to tiepence halfpenor mt per w . et butliel of 561 b. Wednefday morning , n three and four o'clock, a fire broke out at a hat-manufaigury, in Broad-fireet. Iflington, which confumed the build ing and Rock in trade, to it coafiderable amount. On Monday 'sad Tuefday evenings ha an im menk coneourfe of people arembled on Barnes Common . , In order to ettablifit a Fair, in defiance of the Magifiratos and Conttablea, who were on the fpot to fumes it. Serious confequeaces were a pp r ehended, but on the arrival of the Richanonti Yeomancr, antler the command of Sir Roster ieta &rt. (who addre ff ed the populace in a fpli heti and conciliating fpeech), order was foots rebored, and die mob quietly difperfed. Wedne fda y, Rain Darby, °film Halfway honk between Ramitate and Mamate, was walking in', a field by the mad, he heard the cries of a child in the core, and siikoYereti a new born Pnfant, left by 'it; unnatural parent without any eioathing. On being examined by a. Surgeon, he fuppofed it had. rue bmn born more than an hetm-;—The moil di ligent march was made for the wretch who hail n tuus t ioned It, hut without fuccefs.—The child was t..ken to the workbook, and continues perfetily. W.II. Frogs the LONDON cifZETTE, yuly 25. MILITARY PROMOTIONS , Wait-ortICE, VLY 25. MM. His Majefty has been pleafed to make the fol lowing appointments on. the Eftablithment of the Royal - Military College, viz. Lieutenant-Colonel John Gafparcl Le Merchant, tithe ad Dra g* an Guards, to be Lieutenant-Governor and Superinten uant-Gener.d. Charles Greenwood, Pfq. to be Treafarer. Lieutenant-Colont4 Frederick Mackensie to be Secretary. sth Regiment of Dragoon Guards—William Walker, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Irwin, promoted. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons. To he Lieutenants, without purehafe--Comets Matthew Hot worthy, Bantu Tuyll, Charles Carleton Kennett, Edward • hlok [worth, and S. T. Wylde. tsth Ditto—Captain John Lord Lille, from the 7td Foot, to he Captain, vice Grimes who exchanges • Cornet Hcyiig.4from the York Grime, to be Lit:utenant, without pureb;fc. t7th Ditto--Montfard Weftropp, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur chafe, vice Kelly, removed to the Life Guards. sad Ditto--Robert Coleman, Gent. late a Lieutenant in she Durham Pencilsle Cavalry, to be Cornet, without pared*. Coldftreans Regiment of Foot Guards—F.4ga Thomas W. Brothers= to be Lieutenant, by purchafc, vice Wingfield, promoted. 4th Regiment of Foot—Major John Daniel Kane to be Lientc nant-Coionel, by purchafe, vita Fill', who retires; Captain Daniel Francis Blotrunart to be Major, by purchafe, vice Kane ;* Captain John Murray, from the 37th Foot, to be Major, by purchafe, vice Hoendon, who retires ; Lieutenant Charles Wilton to be Captain, by purclude, vice Simmers. Sth Ditto—.Licutesiant John Eyhyn Hovenden, from the sad Foot, to be C.asain, by perchafe„ vice Crawford, who retires. 6th Regiment of Foot—Edwani Fitzgerald; Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Edgeworth, promoted. 13th Ditto—Enfign John Dunn to be Lieutenant, by purchafc, vice Climes, who retire a zoth Ditto—Lieutenant-Colnevel St. John Fancoort, from the 69th Poor, to be Lieutenant- Colonel, by purchafe, iris Wal lace, who retires. . . 19th Ditto—Captain William Vincent to be Major, by put , elide, vice Wnnchope, who retires. 31ft Ditto--Affittant-Surgeon John Hugh M.Monagle, from the 81d Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Woradp, &cooled. 37th Ditto.—john Hodgfon, Gent. to be Longo, by porthole, wee Calling, promoted. 49th Ditto--Enfign Ottirge Brock to he Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Stevenfun ' wbo retina ; Eniign Sempronius Stroitton, from the 6th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by porthole, vice brondcy, promotod in the Bgth Foot, 60th Ditto—Lieutenant William Morton, from the half-pay of .Bnidastw's Levy, to be Lieutenant. vice M.Veagh,reMored to the 77th Foot; Enlign Abraham Logan to be Lieutenant, by purrlak, vice Heatley, who retires. 69th Ditto—Major Ralph Darling, from the 4th Weft India Regiment, to be Lientenent-Culonel, by purchafe, vice Fan court, appointed to the toth Foot. lad Ditto—Captain Henry Grimes, from the esti+ Light MS.' goons, to be Captain, vice Lord Inc, who exchanges . 77th Ditto--tieutenant Wlßt Mq/eagh, fmm the both not, to be Lieutenant, vice Jackfon, who is placed on thelialf pay of Bradthases Levy; Litigtetunt Henry Shaw, from the half-pay of the late I dent Companies, to be Lieute nant, vice Ballads, who 78th Ditto--Liestenant Almanacs. Mackenzie, from the half- pay of Sir Vat Buses Limy, to be Lieutenant, vice Gray, who exchanges; End re John Hay to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Roofer, promoted In the 3d Welt India Regi ment ; Jahn Dunbar, Oedt . to be Enlign , by purch a fe. 79th Ditto—Lieutenant Alien Cameron, from the s7tk Foot, to be 44eptenant, by pun:bate, vim John Cameros, who retires. Bad Regiment of Foot—Hofplati-Mate Michael Andrew Bur inciter to be Militant Surgeon, vice M'Monagle, promoted is the ji ft POOL 83th Ditto--Enfign Richard N. Rhsg to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Watton, who retires. poth Mho—Lieutenant Charles IWOregor, hem the 73d Foot, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Barclay, who retires. New Swath Wale* Corpo—Captain Ralph Warm, from the half-pay of Colonel Sierra's late Corp, to ba Captain, vice Prentice, who exchanges. Bth Welt India Regiment—Lieutenant Henry Charles Edward Vernon Graham, from the moth Light Dragoons, to be Cap one, by purchafe, vice Davies, removed to the 69th Foot. BREVET. Colonel the Honourable Arthur Wadley, of the 33d Foot, to be Brigadier-General in the Army ferving in Egypt. Captain Monts Rolainfon„froni the half-pay of the lase lieen's American Rangers, on be Affiltant-Barrack-Maßer.Dimend, with the Rank of Major in the Army, fo long only as he Ball continue to (erve in the Barrack Department, vice Lewis, denuded. - Cheeks Wade Thornton, of the Israel Artillery, to be --s Lunn-General foe the Infecdtion of Dar Major Affatant-, tacks, vise HUG, doceafecl. Royal Lancafhire Volunteers. Wigs' John Grant to be Lieutenant, v i ce Howarth, deceared; G. Mitchell, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Grant. The Prince of Wales's own Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Enfign W. Kenny, font the Limet - Ick Fencibles, to be Enftgo, rice Lennon, Loyal Tarliert Fencible Infantry Enfign John Lavery to be lieutenant, vice Stcycnfon, appoint ed to the Invalids. • Enlign Patriek IN'Deranott Roe, on the Half-pay of the late rd Regiment of the Wall Brigade, to be linfign, vice I.avery. John Parrott Banes, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Barrington, who rearm Buckinghamfh. Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. mac Haodkoenb, Gent. to be Lieutenant in the Newport Parnell Squadron. Lucas, Gent. to be Lieutenant in Ditto. Honourable A. H. Cathcart to be Captain in the Olney *Squadron. . Robert N'hitwortb, Gent. to be lieutenant in Ditto. George Adddon, Gem to be Lieutenant in tho Fenny Strat ford Troop. Mr William Clayton, Dart. to be Captain Lieutenant in the ikfisorgh Troop.• Robertßruderell, Gent. to be Lieutenant in Ditto. Sir Robert Harpy, Bart. to be Lieutenant In the Burnham squadr 4entyock Gentlemen and Yeomanr; Cavalry. jobrg Parraegt, Eh. to be Carom Robert Fry,.ooot. to be 141181.10111 t. p«;se, Gem. to be comm. Buckinghamshire Volunteer Infantry. To be Captains in the Newport Pained C Wrighte, F.dward Watts, and Witham SmytZW ; ilrr e To be Lieutenants in the Newport Pagncll Colpo—lafeph Arrowfreak, Edward Roberts, William Drake, NlNam Singleton, Witlia,n Dawfon, Witham Hardwick, George Grindon, Charles Cotten, Philip Hoddleward, Throne., Day, Thomas Rifely, Robert lee, Peter Perkins, and Daniel NI &oils, Gents._ Buckingham Volunteers. To Ye Captain...4l,mA* Clerbe, FA. To be Lieuten.inta—Prancis Goode, John C. Prentice, Thomas Doe. and George NeSon, Gent*. To be Lieutenant In the Burnham Corps.--Montago Grover, and Haw! Severltotk. City of Durita . :ITLoyal Volunteers. llama Greauvrell. Chit. le be Second Lieutenant. Held orke Volunteer. _ _ Min Fills. Gait. •to Vie nip. vice Dyke, remota te the Cooftantine Vaimeitn. la Battalion of the Idiutchelkr and Salford Volunteers. Lkutenint•Colotel kin I:t 7 4llPliTlip% to be Lieutenant- Colviel-Cottirrandartt, vire Bayley, who rdigns. Major James ilibbcrt to he I.icutrnant-Cnintwl, vice Philips. Captain Jahn Eutwifle to hi. tiAsjor, vier Hihhi rt. Captaist-Ixiitcnant Jorepii to hr vice En twilit. Linnenant Abraham Lcvy to be C.staul-Li.utcnaut, vice Winter. Fofign John Bifpliarn to be-Lieutenant, vice Levy. 'Align William Thorpe to be Ditto, vice Bayley, who refine. Irvine Volunteers. Firft Lieutenant Jobb Wyllie to be Captain, viteDuvlikon, who reigns. Second Lientenant John Bryce be be Firit Lieutenant. vice Wink. John Campbell, Gent. to be second Lieutenant, vice Bryce. Northallerton Volunteers. Michael Meek, Gent. to be Lleatmuutt; vice Walton, who reigns. John Denim, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Hodsfon.vrho reams. tft, or Stormont, Battalion of the Perthlbire Brigade. Captain J. Runny to be Major, vice Rnigba, who Mien 4th Regimeht of the Perthfbire Brigade, or Loyal Foreflers. Campbell to be Captain, vice Buchan, Lieutenant promoted. Rochdale Volunteers. Votunteer George Law to be Second 'Amanita, viecisses &lre, who relive. Thomas Drake, P. D. to be Chaplain. Walter Dunlop, Gent. to be Surgeon. vice James Dunlop. Robert Stott, Gent. to be Q_Liarter.Mafter. Scarborough Volunteers. Second Lieutenant Gavan 'framer Sutton to be Firft Lieute= root, vice Dodfworth, who refigns. John Bancroft, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. vite Sutton. Robert Mastic, Gent. to be ditto, vice Eaftcrhy, &crated. St. James's Loyal Volunteers. William Auguftus Downs, Efq. to be Major, vim Stewart, who ragas. John Jenkins, Gent. to be Fait Lieutenant, vice Tice, who refigns. Thomas Brown Beckett, Gent. to be Second Licutaiant, vice Reyna!, appointed to the 6oth Regiment. Loyal Stirling Volunteers. Robert Campbell, Gent. to be Adjutant. Reverend John Rolfe!! to be Chaplain. • Loyal Gatehoure Volunteers. Aletassder Craig, Getty to be Fire Lieutenant, Mai Thum. fon, doweled. MIKORANOOI4. • Quarter -Mailer 'William Hague, of the .nth Weft India Re giment, is iliperfeded, baring saver joined his Regiment. Cummiffion in the Bicefier Volts eer Affbciation, figned by his Majcity. Dated July 1, 18ot. John Stevens, Gent. to be Pint Lieutenant, vice Brayns, rn figned- • ... BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Sept. sa. 'Thomas Mark, of Old Compton-1/feet, Soho, at ten, at Onadhall. • BANKRUPTS. William Gandar, of St. John's.ltrecr, Middhlex, pilferer, to furrender Auguft t, at ten, Augult 4, at eleven, and Sept. 5, at tan, at Gulkihall. Attoraty, Mr. Wekhea, Furnirars-Inn. Solomon Maki Solomon, of Queen-Rivet. Birmingham, mer , chant, July 28, Auguft It, and Sept. 5, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. A. Kama, Bury4lreet, Saint Mary. Axe, London. William Chunky, of I Areepool, merchant. Auguit 5, 14, and Sept. .f, at ten, at the Bridgewater Arms lon, Mancheiter. Attorney, Mr. Barrett, klanchcitcr. William Richardlon, of Sutwoud, Pilkington, Lanadhire, whit fter, Auguft 14, es, and Sept. 5, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Boltondc-Moon, Lasseathire. Attorney, Mr. Kaye, &skun k-Moors. Edmund Chunky, of Liverpool, merchant, Acquit 5, 14, and Sept. s, at ten, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Mancheltor. Attorney Mr. Barnett, Manebefter. William , , late of Parker's-row, Berniondky, Surrey, baker, Auguft 7, at eleven, Auguft 8, and Sept. I. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, b4r. Davies, Warwick-Street, Golden-I'quart. Henry eland.% of Cecll.ftreet, Street, taylor, July 2S, Auguft ts, and Sept. 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Me. nano, Charles-Street, Cavesidifts-fitore. Thomas Hennes, of Oxford. oordwainer, Moat tt, is, and Sept. 5, at eleven, at the King's Armor, °Hoak Anoraks, Mr. Philpot, Red-Lion.fquare, Holborn, London ; or Mr. Tubb, Oxford. James Robinfon, of Crofby-fquare, Bifhopfgate-Street, Lemke, merchant, Antall t, 8, and Sept. s, at one, at Outbittnil. Attomies Mcffrs. Smith and Lawfon, Great Saint Hckses,' Bithopfgne-Street. Thomas Wilmot, of Woolwich, Kent, linentlnmer, Aura 8, IT, and Sept, 5, at ten, at Guildhall, Londoa. Attorney, Mr. Netherfule, Eiraz-lixect, Strand. John Stanky, of Liverpool, merchant, Auguft 5,6, and Sept. 5, at four, at the Bridgewater-Arms, Manche/Ur. Attorn,y, Mr. Barrett, Mancholter. Thomas Bowdige, of Lime-Street, London, fader, Anguft 3, as Eve, Auguft 4, and Sept. 5, at ten, at GatadhalL Anomie*, Wirt. Plathman and Pringle, Ely-place, Holborn. Friday lan, at his boufe at Bla;kheath, in the 7ift yrar of his use, the Right Hon. ViTIMM Earl of Dartmouth, Vikount Lewilliam, and Baron of Dartmouth. His lAndlltin was High Steward of the Univcrßty of Oxford, Recorder of Lichfield, and a Elovernor of the Charter Houle. Oa the sath inflant, at his boufe 1p Hatton Garden, Joirph Warner, Erg. F. R. S..St the advanced age of 85, whore whole fife wai rendered ideal to mankind by his excellence and OUR In bis proferna, wink leis all who knew him will daily and long deplore. artitAcr PROM A, latlfrot PitPU. Ma...Entrot—Yon will greatly ferve the public by giving the following paragraph a place in yotrr much elleemed paper:— . “ When man came Grit oat of the hands of the great CRICATOII, be was clothed in body as well nix foul, with bar mortality and interruption ; there was then no lithe for the art of heating. As be bad not finned, he could feel no pain, wcakncfs, or bodily dander& The babitatke, wherein the angelic mind, the Wynn, partied., are, abode, al. though formed out of the dolt of the earth, was liabletono de. cay. Thee were no foods of corruption within, nor ernstkore any thing without, difpolod to harm this lovely creature.; Mr van and earth, with all their bolts, were mild, ben" sad friendly to man before he rebelled agairdt his MAIER; alta tire creation was at peace with him as long as he was at pew with his Goo. But fince this date favoured creature's:thither ing the hand that formed hbn, the kale is et.tirely Manse& TM incorruptible body ( that was) Ins put an eorruptloo, the istester► dal has put on mortality. The feeds of wean& and pisoefialt. nefi and death, are stow lodged in his inmalt febltansm Whim many diforders continually Low without any external violence; fo that without medicine and proper eurcife, to carrel and carry off the food he eats, woski ken more his death.. But beide' all this, every thing around caddies to pen& the rebels; the fun and the moon flied uowlsoiefome influence float above; the earth exhales polfonous dumps from beneath; the beetle of the lick!, the birds of the air, and the fate of the fee, are in a date of hottility; yea, the air itielf that farmed' at is replete with the fhafts of death. But is there melba that; will leffen theft certain evils that mote or ids WO Moir.wesnin or child that MT lived I Here we sail flop ghpamino to that old laying la !reload, " (boo his thsp wawa, re medy for every melody; bet who is the tert d 18 840 0 . 1 1111014 lit and what is the soodiciae that perform Itr If w myjoig. from the number of aloft repeetable tettbseeial thetimeurpte appeared to any medical difcevery, with the melt telnie4eafea and claret circumflexes that wortern pet is pdbl..er held out as a remedy fur every malady, it ewe be fa alert uuhed the PANACEA, or Uniscriki Medicine, &ramrod by J. Matra, • 11,1„ 71„ Long-Ocee, I Ander,. 1785. I Lase beat to the Dolor's hawk, and carefully eusinined the M. S. as well as the died of his Medicines, via. Warms from halt an bids to fatly het long; Ikon from the gall, kidneys, aod bladder, as well as that master =pulled from tic Gentleman in Dublin, the molt horrid creature. t rePPore, ever lean. " Foe the public good, 1 am, Sir, . - " Your devoted &nun. " HAKMETT." " 9t. jasnes'a-Noarr, Mil' it. aSoi." N. S. Dr. Gardnere Polls, Mailers, and Mamma, acs foil in rove and cougui, at eta. ten. 6d. jn arid te. jet. per bun, duty included. Yetratt of a Letter limn Mr. CgqnoKr, rcry.rcfp. Mal* ctn. Tiernan Farmer, pUr Vona j , to une Mr 2: T zso b7: White, Malter of the Academy at Coleheftcr. VIAL sae, W HEN you write to EiratraclUM ; pray inform v i him, that have rencitased.firona his Medleinett„all theist...- nett my molt linguine expedlationS could lead me to look for. or my nods Sawn& reMek could induce me to /lope. My cafe was an irruption at rgy face, of the molt virulent nature, that was not merely extremely ,troublefome, but alto rendered me mei:lively low fArhai, mid ill. I firkin foll Owed the rules laid down in the Do's gitigreation..and was in a Mort time m e g radically cured; It is bMir nearly two years fined I took the Me okines and have never lime had the flight* return of nar et...Mel/me difueder. I feel It a duty which I awe to the cvm munity (and lam fore your ;nit Mode of thinking swill Induce you ‘o loin in the fqemmt) that the beam lhould be at fr berty matt. this ea G : Fc, for the. benefit of fufFerin g indi viduals; 'being mykif infinitely above regarding any remarks thai may koc made on It by the Janina, the invidious, Or the incredulous. Your'. Ancerely, J. COOPI:P._ Sir—ln Junke no your merit, and for the benefit of the of l regue* you will publifil my Cak dftliffxd fur a length of time with a Scorbutic Diford,.l for which I could find no relief, ..khough I hid receurfc to h..... al Medicines; but was forniaately cured by taking your !le- TANICAL SIRUP, and am now, in pedal health, and read' to tdtify the fame.-4 am, Sir, your grateful humble fmaaur, JOHN GO4- I ;l6l l DitY, June 3, LBO I. Theban:ea, near Sagenundhanz, Suffolk. Winters to the above Calk,.Sistueu Gotosen ay. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and )(ERVAiIIS CORDIAL to be had m the Dwittete Honk, ll Aibban-ffroet, ferou doors front the Lricrian Mnfeutn, Blieck-Friar's-Urldgc. banks at sas. eta 6d. ands*. 64. • In Bath, Cruttwell, ziAt m iaimea and Son. Briftul, Sheppard, Ociftint, Harding ' Brighten, Dunaldfon and CO. Ointment &etc:, Birmlughant, Swinney, ipiwich ; hdiddieditch, Bedford, Smith, Idle of Wight, Anna, BlandfOrd, Simmons irwine, A. Young, racrchent. Bury St. Ednand's, o . 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Wu a radical and pertrignem cur,..for that for ininTniaint or Nature whieh'delintey of!Cu forbids to difeinfe'even to their relatives • with. Treadle on Female Difeafes, Neronia,= ehondris, and Coiltlmptive Complelmg. WhicjA Advice to Bath and Hot-hell Bathers, &c. It is particular* reecumneneled to Seafaring Men • •.• Lever., Bating l*itaies cafes, plao4 Dodoe's 140 far of a thignea, will be ftriftly anft-.de4 tri: • To chore !rapes or Gentlemen burie4inlo f i a tt=ate of Ma trimony, the Desitor watikl paitieulafli the Bota nical nytup, (primes their appearance befote the Altar tat Sr. men), who arc in the fmallett degree roprehentint ref the wit being einirtlY roPncloor fubefil vitt* To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, list 11411e itad : miw t . Dridgqcs.t. tended( tie, ' a, deo. IN. 111; 'piing Of I 794. I wits mined iti a Vow 4 real Complaint, which I tremed with buillfarenas for Am numbs; but was then obliged to appiyao.a noise Phylkian. who put a temporary (top to the vi - ntiotat, of the &Safe (by mercurial applications) for come time : but growing, lalde o l all medicine and the advice add* Urn Genilesienetthe h re, work And•work heave years, 1 wal reduced to Tir4 almoft unparalleled ated beyood doicriptlien Amino an instinelsper„ And ulcerated from bead et foot.--My its*. throat, messib, nufe, lets, arias, Ike. have been alternately In dasieralsecoose ing ufek•fe ; in Mort, I have had limi t 20 tO3O Many OW'S . r my body, and taturi7 totally digitised id Agte....-it would he volueninoas to pierdeolarixe ail my eery-4404 to •i•Ye . ehmil,, weer was, or ever will be. onc of moce is Ztes‘le. or Ur 11 more complicated nature. I waa keg , upon by my friends. and imagined oty kV, bcycled all helms of reeway ; and ind al, In my thee condition. Meek illwillf*Mint to leg mom than mill-rabic *ate. In this dresdfill lbstat , ion 4141 drag * molt NS-rabic ex ittence, till lln Isi I: PROVIO INCA thaw Lamy vay a newfpaper containing the enfe of a Mr.' ii. of Plyr.south—ley Mends read it, load* test.-1 fent and procured Cerise of your LEALI'II P4TIOIIT ALLI !whit:6,bl' ltard from time t° taw• lUD new, andkuvelong le:rea g 4nts k e ASSET than felur pars* defa &Y en ibable difir, in i liapiel landtii as eon . I en joyed ;as a proof eat Ods, lit a IMA i ehriving.• healthy elull, born to me d &vewed i' ago.' To kW to .C;013, oml is =Thotrenderbsg my tialow-creature innidec, I reveal yen ft this; and you may at say tlase,t4fer porkies, who will to be fati.fied of the truth of this, at rumba pattiestiars , , to Inc or my friends, by later or peen. • As few mks for badvicfs will ever equal mine, EA none ex ceed it, I heirefrom experience every redeem to allure mole& dads your Lemer's PILLS theymnlii Sol a flue, fpeedy,fak. and radical cure, fur that moll dreadful bast of the Vcsicead Difeafe, which is called—a CO N VIILMILDIJAhrUI all. with Kn. tit Ade , Sir, your obliged humble feriAnt, • S. T. • Infurmountatile family reafons prevest maim my mane and addrds public, but creditable Peutes really waiting infor mation may alio be referred to roc ainktny leiceids by Mrs I. Clark, itarnfarGaedens, EdinkaiL ~ • Prepared and Sold by the Sole Wordiest, Tammts Tar./ too, Menber of the Royal Colkoe otlwgcons In Leaden, f his hook, Nes y, New Bridged:met ; where be will glue sstr vice, without a fee, to perfons taking there Pins awl w* IF. fwer patient. leers, if pod. paid, 044 the fame terms, obis": lag in all cafes the mall laviolebie Compauee Perfon's atria et cafe having base 111CVItioacct, but at their awn particular eameit,, by the twitter. ening the cootie of mar e than 36 year;tot be had the conducting awn awake fait of the abaft medicine, and tie prottice unbar therefrom They arc alto fold, by his Appoimineat, for the convenience of theft Vying at a ddbace. by Mss Weise, neeti-twidge. Edinburgh ; Mr. Mennunt Printer, Giafnew 4to . ern ale Mr. T. refers for hi. addrefi ; at els e P.aun,;res, S x ; Is, st. Milan's-Meet, Pall-Mall; Mr. Rellertion sTordheig , Nestol. o:ford-Atte ; Mr. Ddborouoles, No. 7, illiltvilreet-hal. warty °opiate Lithe Moaunnut ; Mr.fitad's, lisokfeiler, No a. 1.1 1400417 W, Li Tower-bill; Mr. Callwell'a, Dublin ; and by we Perim in coni ceoliderabie town to Great-Britain awl dined, be Berm el' seirne.44. tarn, flailed up with NU use rigs Diraitienk wiesseig halms 4 Wiser Sex may ever tinteleives with egg and finnaar. TO-4011110W. sun ttfat Itssllse . Moen Esti t mimes Ate 4 46 atimmosaillar y I 'Minutes Out st - HIGH WATER T I.ONDON-/lIIIDGF. YO-140 Monksao inkn was alto. 4 Abgamitish all 'Air 4 Lollloollt Mold tar the Ilkomairalia, by JOU"! idst t DADIXILL. (4 ( anub74A.4):Tin Ai 411 P.Olnlitg" Oratca, Ith t.Carerbroa; ab 4 Ity LEM KENT, (at Cas;erbury-plux, at M. a,„Calay- Ilbast,Z tuad it tic arat-Orptia. -10tri Iv/10dt* MOW iii COMMlllialts44l4 lar the are tattillsd W , be adirdbi. -, i.. . . ~.