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ELEVENTH REPORT. 810111 T 01 THE SELECT COMMITTEE UPON THIS !Li% v ENT H Rte nat. (. 7 THE COMMISSION OF NAVAL EN OSIR .—( Contintrerl fr yfllerdat.t S Puri, er Examination If Sir ANDRSIV SNAPS HAM.VOND. In the Appendix to the Eleventh Report, there is only the letter of Mr. Long, No. 6, direaing the one soo,oool. did you receive fubfequent orders from him for the iffue of bills afterwards delivered to Mr. Glenny, and up to what period ?—I received fpeci te orders for each ifTue of bills, originals of which or ders I now produce : I received thofe orders from Mr. Long, while he remained Secretary to the Tree. fury ; the orders were generally given to the amount of 500,0001. at a time ; but the bills to Mr. Glenny were only made out as the money was requirei. Had you any converfation with Mr. Vanfittart, or other gentlemen belonging to the Treafury, refpea ing the ifrue of bills delivered to Meas. Donaldfon and Glenny, on or after the 9th September 1801 ? Yes, I remember hating a converfation with Mr. Vanfittart about the firft week in September in that year, on the fut.jea of the deficiency of the grants, and of their rot holding oat to the end of the year, and Rated to him that there was a profpea that the deficiency would be upwards of 2,000,0001.: for not. uithtlanding the confiderable additional Turn whtch Lad been voted for the augmentation of 15,c00 fea men in the beginning of that year, yet it was found in September not to be equal to the year's expendi ture by the fum I have already Rated. What did Mr. Vanfittart &tire you to do, in ton-i fequence of that reprefentation ?—Mr. Vanfittart propofed to refort to the fame mode of paying the Navy bills that might become due, as had been adopted the year preceding ; and here I think it ne ceffary to Rate to the Committee, the great inereale of expense that was incurred in that year, befides the high price of all naval Dotes, by the augmentation of the flee: as, to the belt of my recolleaion, between the beginning of February and the end of June, 18oz, there were upwards of eighty (hips, frigates, {loops, and gun brigs put into commirnon, in addition to the fleet which was the fubjea of the eltimates of that &Rion. When did the 11;„,1) price of all naval Rores, refer red to by you. take place ?—lt began in the year 1800, when the Emperor of Ruffia {but his ports againß the exportation to this country of all naval Bores, and continued until the preliminary articles of peace were figned ; during that time fome of the molt expensive articles were procured circuitoufly through neutral merchants. Have you any objeaion to Rate the • eafims why you objeaed, under the sth fec. of 43 Geo. 111 c. 16, to anfwer a queflion put to you by the Commif . Boners of Naval Enquiry, which is Rated in page 498, in Appendix to the Itth Report ?—I have no objeftion to give my rearons for having declined to anfwer the queftion put to me by the Commillioners of Naval Enquh y. It was not from any confciouf nth of having acted illegally or impjoperly, but as they had had all the authorities fur fome time before them, on which I, as Comptroller, and the Navy Board aced, viz. the Navy Board Patent ; Order in Council of 1796 ; the Admiralty order relative to it, together with the Treafury order for the itl'ue of the bills ; and believing their queftion tended to draw forth.fome crimination of myfelf, and not knowing what they might be acquainted with, and of which I was ignorant, I thought it right to Ojai to anfwer ing the quellion. Were you aware, or are you aware of any thing in the authorities which you have enumerared,nr in the Ath of the 34th and 37th of the King, regulating the iffue of Navy Bills, which makes the condua of the Navy Board, in iffuing the bills to Mr. Glenny, and Meas. Donaldfon and Glenny, illegal or improper? I was not then, nor am I now. Are you aware of any other authorities by which the condua of the Navy Board, in the iffue of Navy Bills, is regulated ?—I am not. Did your refufal to anfwer the queftion arife folely from the apprehenfion that the Commiffinners might be acquainted with fame authority, by which the Abe of loch bills was made illegal or improper, with which authority yen were yourfelf unacquaint ed ?—lt did. Did you conceive, when you were under examina tion before the Commii:ioners of Naval Enquiry, that you were jullified by sth fec. of Aft 43 Geo. 111. c. s 6, in de-lining to anfwer any quetlion, under the general apprehenfion that filch anfwer might pally criminate yourfelf, without being aware of any par. titular ground on which it was probable that it would tin fo ?—I was not aware of any particular ground on which I might criminate myfelf by the anfwer, except, as I have Paid before, that the Commigioners might be acquainted with fome law of which I was ignorant, and therefore I thought myfelf fully juni fied in declining to anfwer the qneflion. Previous to the A& of 34 Gen. 111. what was the (late of the Navy Bills with refpea to the time they had to run, and what was the ufual courfe of pay ment ?—They bore an interea after the fiat fix months, but having no certain time of payment, they were generally at a very confiderable difeount, ioromuch that I believe at the end of the American war they were upwards of 18 per cent. difcount. Was the credit of Navy Bills confiderably redeem ed by the Mt of the 37th of the King, which made them payable in 90 days ?—I conceive it to be the mall beneficial A& that ever paired for the payment of the Navy. as it totally did away the poffibility of any diicount whit(' their credit was fupperted ; and in the fiat year after the Aft paired, namely, 1797, there was an actual riving to the public (fuppofing the difcount to have continued at the rate it was at previous to the paging of the Al)c r,f 8 or 900 , 00 0. and in the fubfequent years, when the expenditure was larger, the laving mull have been confiderably greater ; the Committee will therefore fee the great . connquence it was of to prevent thefe bills getting into difcredit. Have there 9c, day bills fallen to a difcount at any period fence the firfl iffue ?—No. Do you believe that they could have maintained their credit, if any holder of them, when he pre• fenced them for payment, had not been fatibfied ? Qertainly not. Do you mean that no holder of a 90 -day bill was ever delayed when he prefented it for payment ? I. can only fay that fuer a circumaance never came co my knowledge. Were (itch of thofe bills ever iiTued to Mr. Glenny and I‘l , -ffrs.Donaldfon and Glenn) , refpeetiveiy, as were ont-Handing at the end of the years 1800 and tBot'refpeBively, part of the Navy Debt laid before Parliament in the enfuing years? Yes ; thole iffued in the tuft three months of t 800, flood in the Navy Debt of the 30 of December as bills out (landing; thole that were iffued in the early part of tBot, were of courfe paid off in that year when due ; thofe iffued in the laft three months of that year, flood in the Navy Debt of 3 tft December as outstanding. Were thefe bills ever at a dircount ?—Never. You having, in one of your anfwers to the Com miffioners of Naval Enquiry (page 498 of the Eleventh Report) Rated, " that the expedient of jailing new bi:is to pay thole becoming due, was ab• folotely necetfary to keep up their credit ;" would it have been fo if the Treafury had fupplied the Trea furer of the Navy with money for that purpofe, de rived from other fources?—No. ... ..-. - What was the rate of intereft that the public paid for the bills difcnunted by Mr. Goldfmid ?—The bills to Mr. Glenny had an intereft upon them of 34d. per diem ; but when Mr. Goldfmid difcounted the bills, he difcounted them at 5 per cent. per an num ; the difference was rendered back to the Navy Office in his account. . . _ Was there any other charge attending the negoti ating of thefe bills, befidec Mr. Goldfmid's broker age oft 9th per cent. ?—There was not. (7o k continued.) L4IV INTELLIGEN:i. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JULY I. THIS KING V. JUDGE JOHNSON. We noticed the queltion before the Court in this cafe, aad the arguments upon it, in our report of the proceedings of Saturday. This day the CHIEF JUS TICE delivered the judgment of their Lordfhips.— ?he authorities cited were from the Doarina Piaci tanth, 204; Cowper, 171 ; Tremain, 299 ; Fuller, *7 ; alto, moth at length, Lord Hardwicke's opi nion, from Vefey, in the cafe of the Earl of Derby v. the Dube of Athol. It was dated, that in au ap peal of this nature againft the authority of a fupreme Court of Judicature, it was incumbent on the party to point out tome other Court under which the ju rifitiftion devolved. With raped to a fuperior Court, the prefumption was, in favour of its controul, and it could in no refpeft be refembled to an inferior Court, where an fuch prefumption could prevail ( t ft Saunders, 74). The real question Teemed to be, if, in consequence of the nativity and refidence of the Defendant in Ire land, he was or was not punifhable for the offence. The argument of the Counfel for the Defendant went the length of contending that, as he (hewed no obr., dience to the laws of this country, be was guilty of no crime. But if fuch a defence were at all availa ble, it would operate as an abfolute bar, or an en tire anfwer to the charge ; and in fuch cafe, the plea ought not to be in its prefent form : for the aver ment "that he unlawfully publifhed," would be ab furd and nugatory. On thefe authorities, and on thefe principles, the Court was of opinion that the offence was within its jurifdiaion. The ATTORNEY Gamszat.s 4 I apply to the Court, then, that the Defendang bt ordered to plead to-morrow." Lord Eteemsoaonon.—" Be it fo. There is no reafon why he fhould not plead over ;Vanier. You may either take it beanies. or for to-mo:row. ' file ATTORNEY GENERAL.—" Inflamer, if your Lordthip fo pltafe." Mr. PARK E. -••• 4 I prefume the day will be allowed for that purpofe." To this concurrence was given. THE KING V. nowetwo, atm This was an application to file a criminal informa tion againft the defendant, who is an attorney, in Somerfetfhire, for a libel upon Colonel Shepherd, of the Mendip Legion. The cafe has already been re ported. The defendant wrote to th e C o l one l, de standing the payment of a debt, and the Colonel returned for anfwer, that he owed none ; that he knew the law, and would never break it ; but, hav ing been bred in the army, he would not take an in tuit. This led to a challenge, and a fubfequent libel, on the part of the defendant, which produced the prefent application. • Mr. GI ass (hewed Tante againa the rule (formerly obtained by Mr. Easerrts) being made abfolute ; but the Collet determined, as it expreffed itfelf, of breaking down the praftice of firli challenging a party, and next libellin& him for not bseaking the peace, made the rule abLlute, and the information will be tried at the enfuing Affixes. - TIRE KINC V. valet., The Defendant in this cafe, a poor labouring man, was indiaed for affaulting John Wakefield, an offi cer in the imprefs fervice, at Briftol, and had (offer ed judgment by default. It appeared that a great riot had taken place at Brill** in confequence of one A(hley having been impreffed, and that the Defen dant *hook his horftwhip at the officer, and called out to the mob to maffacre him, a mob who had pre vioufly been whetting their knives on the church fleps, (wearing to cut the officer's ears of. Mr. Jullice GROSS Paid it was an outrageous breach of the peace, and fentenced him to be imprifoued fix months in Newgate. A perfon named Davidfon was brought up from St. Luke's Hofpital for Lunatics, to be rendered in difcharge of his bail. The party appeared to be cons poted, and pedal'' , fenfible of what he was doing. CROSBY H. WATSTORD. This was an anion of trefpafs. The Plaintiff had contrafted verbally with the Defendant to fell the latter the growing crop of a field of grafs, but af terwards difpofed of it to another perfon. The De fendant, when the grafs was ripe, entered the field, cot it down, and carried it away. The queflion was ; upon the conftruaion of the flame, as to parole agreement ; whether the Plaintiff was entitled to the growing crop until Inch time as it was fir for mow ing, he having previoufly made an agreement to kit it ? The Court held, that the contraft was good from the time of making it, and the title to the crop be came veiled in the Defendant from that moment. — I They therefore gave judgment for the Defendant. CLARtS H. GREY MOH °THUS. The Court gave judgment in this cafe alto. It was au attion brought %pia a costantssoarrier, for the Otte of certain goods committed to his care, and afterwards 1011. The Plaintiff recovered a vertlift for 51. only, according to the notice affixed in the De fendant's coach office, which held out, that they would be accountable for no greater value, unlefs booked and paid for as fuch. The Defendant, how ever, contended, that as the goods in quellian were above the value of sl. and as they had not been book• ed and paid for as above that value. they were not liable under this notice to pay even the 51. The Court were of opinion that the Plaintiff ought to retain his limited verdiet of 51. SALMON V. THE SUN VIRE OFFICE COMPANY. This was an action upon a policy of infurance ; and the quefiion was, whether the Defendants could he compelled to renew the Planta% pclicy ; he not having paid the ufual premium, within fifteen days after the expiration of the former policy, according to rule ? The Court were of opinion, Chat, inafmuch as the Plaintiff had declined paying the premum, the De fendants were entitled to judgment. IMPRESS SERVICE. Mr. SMITH moved for a writ of Habeas Corpus to be direeed to the Commander of the gun brig called the Defperate, commanding him to bring up the body of a perfon of the name of David Chicken, he being under the age of eighteen, and therefore not a fubjeti of the imprefs fervice.—Writ granted. FASHIONS FOR yul.r. Vint De ES S A long drefs of coloured filk, with a (hart drefs over it, of crape or Immo; the bottom and fleeves trimmed with lace. A cap of white lace, ormmented with a wreath o flowers, the colour of the drefs. White kid fhoes.-2. A Ihort under-tire(' of apple-bloffom coloured filk, covered with a long drefs of Britifh lace, or flowered lenno ; the fleeves rather full and fattened on the top of the arm, with a broach of medallion. A cap of apple-bloffom filk, covered with lace, and a deep lace bor der. A bunch of rofes in front. White gloves and Owes. Pa oat ZN ADi Da E sac A longdrefs of cambric muffin. with a black lace (bawl. A (mall round cap of coloured filk, covered with lace or lesino, and ornamented with b0w5....2. A round drefs of plain or worked muffin. A cloak of fine white men, with a piece of lace let Into the back. A ftraw hat, ornamented with flowers. York tan gloves.-3. A drefs of fine white muffin, with a long Spanifb cloak, tied dole round the neck, lined with colour ed filk, and trimmed all round with white lace. A gipfey ftraw hat, with a wreath of red rotes in front. Nankeen (hoes. OD scitvATlota—Apple-bloffoin, primrofe, lilac, and yellow continue to be the favourite colours. Straw hats of every defcrip tion are univcrfally worn. Caps are alto much ufed. Lace was never fo much wont as at pi-trent, every part of the drefs is orna mented with it. The hair continues to be dreffed as laft month. LCNDON MARKETS: CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JULY r. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark4ane, including only from the 17th of June to the aid of june--Totai 10,377 Quarters. Average 3ts lid higher than hit return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the tsth of June to the 21it of June. Total —t 7,449 fackto—Average 795. ca. ltd. lower than laft return. PRICE OF HOPS. SAGS. POCKETS. Kent - 51 OS to 61 Ss Kent - 51 6s to 61 7 8 $ Sae: - 31 OS to 61 os Sulks - 51 5s to 61 los MT - 51 of to 61 os Farnham 81 Os to 91 os Old Duty laid at sopoel. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 41 isS to 61 101 I Pockets 51 os to 71 os PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Wliteehapel. Hayperload3 to to 4 to 3 o oto 5 5 o 3 t 6 to 4 10 0 Straw z 8 to 3 o z So to 3 0 0 2 12 to 3 6 0 Clover 4 oto 5 0 4 4 10 5 1 0 SMITHFIELD, July r. To lank the offal—per ftoue of Beef 4s 44 to se 6d real as od to se 64 Mutton as od 46 84 Pork as ed to 41 Lamb ss od to he od. MEAD Of CATTLI 7111$ DAT. Beafts about aoo—Sheep and Lambs 12,9^0. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, July 1. Per ftone of 81b. by the carafe. Beef 3s 81 to as 8d I Vcal 3$ 04 to se o 3 Mutton 3$ 81 to 43 4d Pak 4s cd to as 8d Lamb as 44 to se 4d. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 4$ 67s od to es Oars Market 31 atd Ruffia ditto (can.) 66s od to 68. Whitechapel Market Ruffia ditto (loop) 67s to cos od (per Stone of Slb.) 3s sid Melted Stuff 351 to 36. cd Ditto rough 383 cd to es xis sod Graves Ass od Average Price 3s slid Good Dregs to, to os Yellow Soap, 76s to os—Mottled, 136s—Curd, stos uPriee IC:Maki' per dozen, ifs od—Moulds, iss od RAW HIDES. _ _ Hides(perltone) ss 6d to 3s 11Tlioife Skins as od to ats Middling 3s ad to 3s 4d Sheer Skins 4s od 85 ed Ordinary lod to 3s od Shearlings 13 44 to CS od Heavy Calf zu od each I Lamb Skins as od to 3s 6(1 PRICE OF LEATHER. per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each 2254 to 23d Ditto, 6o to 651 b sad to 23d Merchants Backs 2.254 to cod Drefling Hides 224 to 23d Fine Coach Hides 23d to 244 Crop Hides for Cutting 225 d to 23 Id Flat Ordinary 224 to 23d Calf Skins, 30 to 4016 per dozen 3sd to 40d Ditto so to 7clb 354 t$ 404 Ditto 70 to Bclb 34d to 384 Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s 6d to is 94 large ditto raos to thcs per des. Goat Skins 30s to 6ss ditto. Tanned Hoek Hides 3os to 42s each NEW COAL MARKET, July I. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Prices. 48 Newcaitle Coals 44 422 34. 495. 6d. t Cannel • 0 005. a Stone Coal - cOs. 4 Sunderland 4 391.31 435. cd. AL:RICULTOR AI. REPORT FOR JUNE. The late rains have much improved the Wheats in molt in force parts the ft rang corn is much lodged, in the home counties, by the heavy (bowers; but the tar not being full, molt of it will rife again. If fine warm weather fueceeds, a good crop of wheat may be reafonahly eapedted. The Oats and Barleys have, in a great mediae, regained their colour, and in the principal coma s promife to be abundant. Beans bid fair for a full crop, but Peafe In general are not fo good. The Rape, Mallard, and other (mall feeds, have fuffered much from the cold nights and heavy rains-- Early Turnips have planted well in the Ealts.n diftrldts. The Clover crops were feldom knowa better than at the prefent lea fon ; and the Graf* lands, laved for the fcyrbe, have much in creafed their fwath, from the genial change of weather. Potatoes thew generally well for a large crop. The Hop Plantations, parti cularly thofe of Kent and Suffer. have been thoroughly cleanfed of the infeds, with which the bine bad been loaded by the cold dry weather : the (peculators calculate already on a high duty for the year. Devonflaire and the adjoining counties hate loft all their Apples.—Smithfield ha, been well fuppiied with ail article, of meat through the month, except a deficiency in prime Beef one day, which occalinned a temporary advance in price. Mutton, Lamb, and Veal, continue to come up plentiftilly. Lean Rock Is much lowered in value, though the price (till bears a slifproporrionate one to that of fat cattle. Hodes are allo cheaper, particularly of the draught kind. The Wool Markets have had a further (Tart for all kinds Cum our bit report s and Rill look higher. M 'AWE% At C.trtschie Honk. on Tu, 6lay the with ah. i •':- •.• .. t Arburthliot to N'if, Margaret Ogemy. 4;AUtiti . •-• - . Walter Ogilvy of Clara. At St.Ororge's, Hanover.fquare, by the Rev. Mr. Richard Eaton, jun.Efq. of littchwuath Pozlre, it , ar chums. 04 Cambridge, to MIT, Jdferfon, only daughter of the ; 1/, Jefferfon. of King's Langley, Herta, and gr.nd d:tv.,hter late Rev. Mr. Pernheron,of Trumvingi, l .l nrsr Conbri,!gc. DIED. Weinnay la*, at Ms houfe, in Leielfham, Kcnt Captain C Simon, 14e commander of the Fort Willkau, in the Honuura':l,. tad. India Company's fervice. FOR. ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS, Exempt from the Auction Duty, agreeable to Act of Pa:liar:tit, On Wednefday, July to. MERAC, Son. and Co. will put up to Pub:; Sale. at their Warchnufes, No. 78. QicerAlreet, A LARGE ASSORTMENT of BRlrisii 'IF.CE. COOPS. Particulars will be given in time by M. L. Merac, jun, B r , . SCARCE AND VALUABLE TO be DISPOSED OF. a FIVE-GUINEA PIECE of GOLD COIN, William and Mary, anno 1694 believed to be nearly unique ; a GUINEA, HAI.F CROWN and SHILLING, of the fame reign; a GUINEA, Charles II anno 1677, very frame ; an antique GOLD COIN, bre larg e r than half a guinea, with charadcrs fuppofed Perfie ; a ' , OLD COIN, fame Sze as the laft, of the Landgrave of Here Card, anno 1737 ; a large SILVER COIN, fize of a crown piece. ?lat. Hen. Eke. Cologne, anno 1666; alto a LIMA SHILLINO.Gen. li. 1743. Application to Mars *crewman, Exeter (if by Ictur pry paid), will be a:tended to. SHROPSHIRE ESTM In a fe•w Months will be offered for SALE by AUCTION. THE FOLLOWING FREEHOLD ESTATES. Brief Defcription of the Pro- Fatalism whe:e Stuart. Naives petty: of the Oecupiar : A Farm at Northwood Stotefden, Mr. J. Reynolds. A Farm at Higley Higley, Mr. S anuel Wil...s. A Tenement at Luau:net Eaton, Mr. Edward Onflow A Farm called Othum Ditto, Mr. 1 boa. Fortune A Farm at Longvill Ditto, Nit. Richard Fortune A Farm called Hollow-way Munflow, Mrs. S.Wainwriglig A Tenement called Muzbill Ditto, Ditto A ftnalllenement at Cuckold's i Ditto, Thos. ECUIlOflt Row A Farm at Brookhampton HolOgate, Mr. J. Bebh A Fartn at Stanton Stanton.lor g, W. Nlinichope A Farm at Muckley Adlon Round John Tavier A Farm at Grindle Rytott, Mr. John Weaver A Farm at Kembortoet Kembcrton, Mr. Robt Cooke A Ditto at Ditto Ditto, M r . Sam. Littleford A Houle & Outbuildings, elofe to the town of Shiffoail, with Shiffnill, Rev. Robert Deaa Lauds adjoicing & detached A Houk, liarc and Two Clofes / Ditto , Mr. James Reynolds, & of Land its Shiffnall S Mr. Thomas Teditell A Houk and Prendies in Ditto Ditto, Mr. John Cletr.fon A Ditto in Ditto Ditto, Mr. Thomas Tecifttil A Ditto in Ditto Ditto, Mrs. Sarah Pidgeoa A Stable in Sitto Ditto, G. Appleby, Efq. Two Pieces of Land near Ditto, Ditto, Mr. Thomas Duppa railed Lambfych Two Plates of Land near Ditto Ditto, Mr. Richard Startler A Piece of Land near Ditto Ditto, Mr. Thomas Teddell Sun.'ry Pieces of Land atWyke, / Ditto, Ditto. near Ditto Particulars will be publithed in due time, and notice of the Times and Places of Sale given in future Papers. HLUMATISMS, Pallies t and Gouty Affeaions, 1 . 16 . with their ufual concomitants.Sparm, or flying Pains, Flats lency, indigtition. and general Debility, (originating in whatever foam) are relieved and frequently cared by Warr EH TAD'S Effeoce of Moaned Pilo. after every other means had failed. The Fluid Effenee of Muftard, (dud with the Pills, in tilde complaints where neectfary) is perhaps the moil aßive, penetrat ing, and cifseltr.l remedy in the world, curing the fever& Sprains and Bruifea, in lets than kali the time ufually taken by any other liniment or Embrocation, and if tired immediately after any se. cident, it prevents the part turning black. It is prepared and fold at Ss. 9d. each box or bottle, by R. Jo's. 81 OK, Apothecary , No. 15, Greek-ftreet, Soho, Loudon. _ _ -` lOUs I " - LS, D IXON'S celebrated ANTiBILIOLTS PILE prepared by Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, area certain cure foe Billoos.Gouty, and Rheumatic Murders. Nervous and Sick Heal Achs, Heart-burn, IFbtulencles, Weakrefs of the Stomach, Depre6 lion of Spirits, indigeftion, and Free Living, Etc. They arc ufed and recommended by the Royal Family, the v counted:fa Buckingham and Bulkley, the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the I.ords Kilmain and King, the Hun. J. Maffey,Slr R Wil liams, M. P. and fume thoufands of the Nobility, Clergy, and Ma dice! Ger.demen. In addition to the number of Letters Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, has received, Ls the following, from Capt. Lloyd, of the Guards: " Dale Cdtle, Haverfordoreft,Seuth Wales, Feb. 24, 1803. " Capt. Lloyd prefenta his co , ,plinients to Mr Dixon (although not perfooally acquainted with him), would take it as a favour if he would fend him four or five Boxes of his Pills as Coon as he pd. ably can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always ufed the Medicine, is new pregnant, and very uawell ; and we cannot get them any where in this county, neither at Haverfordwcft nor Carmarthen ; the near. elt place they are fold at is Bri.tnl. Fur the great ferviee they hot been to Mrs Lloyd, a wet as Colonel Biilsopp and all his Family, Capt. Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the Pills wherever he goes,and he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint Tome pews as Venders in this County. it would be a benefit to the community. * Dixon's Antibilions Pills are fold wholefale and retail at Mr. Ilutkes, No. 4, Cheapide, corner of Paternofter row, and retail by Smith and Scott, Edinburgh; M'Donald, Glafgow ; Grego% Liverpool; Staines, Manebetter •, IScrArner, Exeter; Wills, Ply mouth; Belam, Portfinouth • Macdonalds, Glasgow; Garner, Barbadoes ; Bach, New York; and by molt Bookfellers and Me dicine Venders in every toskti, in boxes at at yd. each. Obfave the name of " R. Butler, No. 4, Cbeapfile," is engrars4 on the Stamp, which is affixed to each hot. HAVING dedicated raylett to the Rudy, and beta gratified by the molt confiderable pamilice in that brands which I thought 'roper to feledt, I truft that I have not more mil-. employed my time than thole who, In the extenfive field of this profelitz, are eccafionally inunerfod in uncertainty, and anent always attain that fuenefs which is acquired by conastraLtig fte intelleCtual power to ono daft of difordera. The &reefer of DEBILITY arc peculiarly &prang, foe t Yet bring with them a train of concomitant finaptonav, , rretfiiin of all vital enemy, ex./knee itfelf t reams em: tter rim Whether they atilt from the prevaler...e of ill example, thedc trac tive habits of fchool-boys, cr the indulgences of maturity, ti Sty r:- quire the molt af_riluous pree3nreal Ball; but by the tgr ore= of une4uLated men, the symptoms are aggravated, and, the conk tuticn is odtroyed. As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLBORof SURGEONS I ground my pretenfions on regularity of education; and t offeffing every privilegeto prattice, I fed nrffnif =Sled to that ei afileate with which I have hitherto Teen Co liocrary honoured. In the hilt fonfations of local etc:dines, early applk-rton will ?mini the calamity of a debilitated frame; but whe; e c e fr o . (era, fr , m a confeioufnefs nf the unar , dinefs of the v,s.e sch!Os =nee:this misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or auto, e : • s family partici= and broods over his infirmity with tare, ;;l ei.alsarnt. it omit be fatisradtorf for him to be aftlieed, tot 0.1 , of capability of treatment, but aro of the must inviolabk fecrecy. And in recent Venereal Complaintsit is poifible to pavan sl 10, danger or ditties; In the troll complicated cafes it in the acquites mcnt of exclufive ezneriimee in this line to died • lee, cat Art sand (scatty re-eitablifiaments oiler the advantage of this experd•nce to thole °lasts" 43 who are addided with any kind of DEBII.ITY, of any fsmptoms or VENEREAL INFECTION, and in ill calla the talus of (emu aeration are Rated on the fief inters iew. Pseuds in the country are expected to lombie is Buds note, eta are roqudled to fpecify their age and manner of Eying. MARTIN ERRE, Member of the loyal College of Surgeons In tondos No so Arundel-ftreet, Strand, neat Termile Ear HIGH WATIR. AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morabi • • • adautes shit 6 Alternnou •• • S 6 Mosta altar 6_ LONDON : Printed our Publithed by LEVEL. KEN I' (ln• %abort-place, Lambeth), at tk STAR OrtICS, NA. < Ciro' Publiased sMo at the STAR eineo•::