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"rest the LONDON GAZETTE, February 17. ADMIRALTY.OFFICE, FEBRUARY 17. tapy of a Letter from Admiral Mzasatzce, Commander 111 Chid of his Majefty's Ships and VtiMs at Porttmouth, .to hvAN NarsaN, Efq. dated the ith I beg leave to lay before the Lords Commiffon rs of the Admiralty, the enchifed letter which I have received from Captain Moaitis, commanding the LADY CHARLOTTE hired armed brig, giving an account of his having captured a French lugger. Signed) M. mitnANKE. His Maleqs Hi;ed Armed Brig LADY CIMELOTT E, Plyni . outit Sound, February au: Sir—l beg Icave to inform you, that yellerday, the Start bearing N. N. W. fix leagues, I obferved a lugger to leeward, to which I gave chafe, and in two hours came up with and captured her. She proves to be the Efpoir, mounting fix carriage guns, (two brafs four-pounders, and four iron two pounders) manned with twenty-three men, from Cherbourg two days, and had not made any cap ture. From its blowing a gale of wind we were unable to exchange priloners, I therefore judged it proper to fee her into port. (Signed) oto. 1.101.1115. MASK MI . Admiral of the Waite., &c. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR..OFFICE, DUBLIN-CASTLE, FEB. 10. His MAJESTY has been pleafed to make the fol lowing Promotions in the army on this Eftablifh mitt : yad Foot—Captain•Licuteuant Robert Sutherland to be Cap tain, by purchafe, vice Entmerroa, rcfigned. Dated Odle- Ler 31, 1800. Lieutenant Charles Scott to be Captain-Lieutenant, by pur ely-re, vice Sutherland, promoted. Dated as above. Princefs Charlotte of Wales's (or M'Leod's) Fencible Infan try. -•- • • Lica•enant Jobs Kerr to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Archi bald M'Lean, recommended for a Commillon in the Line. Datcd Odtober 13, 18oc. Enfign James Steele to be Lieutenant, vice Kerr, promoted. Dated November 13, ace. WAR-OFFICE, FEBRUARY 17. 4th Regiment of Dragoons—William Fryer, Gait. to be Comet, by purchafe, vice Spedding, promoted. ttth Regiment of Light Dragoons--William Fowler, Gent to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Uttaton, who retiree. i9th Regiment of Light Dragoons. To be Lieutenants without purehafe—Lieutenant Thomas pin ion, from the loth Foot, vice Roberts, promoted ; Cornet Robert Torrens, and Cornet John Crooks. To be Comet— Port, Gear. vise Torrens. Isth Ditto—Major Benjamin D'Urban, from the late War wickihire Regiment of Fencible Cavalry, to be Major, with out purchafe, vice Blaquiere, promoted; Lieutenant John Alctander Gifford, front the skit Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop. To be Lieutenants withoot purehafe—.Curnets E. Harvey Mutchhifon, John Floyd Pa(erfon l and James Maclean. T o b e C ome t—.--- M.Carmick, Gent, vice Hutchinfon. th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant J. P. MiUbanke, from the atft Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Mackay, deccafed. _ _ _ _ _ - - - . 27th Ditto—Major John Lode, from the late Saffex Regi ment of Fenclble Cavalry, to be Major, without purcbafe, vice Wynrard, promoted. Tobe Lieutenanu, without purchatc.—Cornets Frederick Clerk, Charles Deane, and Frederick Byng. 29th Regiment of Light Dragoons. To be Lieutenants, without purchafe—Cornets Michael Davies, from the aSth Light Dragoons; Frauds Halted, William Thorne, and Samuel Hulkiffon. 3d Wcgimeat of Foot—Lieutenant John Garvey to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Provoft, promoted. 4th Ditto--Adjutant Samuel Abbot to be Enfign, without pur chafe, vice Ellis, promoted. 9th Regiment of Foot—Enfign John Bureham, from the 64th Foot, to be Enfign, vice Obit, who es nth Ditto—Serjeant Timothy Cloglan to c trarter-Maiter, vice Prince, (ideated. 20th Ditto--Enfign John Cuthbert to be Lieutenant, by por ches, vice Aylmer, promoted. 34th Ditto—George Carnegie, Gent, to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Downing, promoted. 48th Ditto--Lnfign Thomas }lento be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Gculd, who retires. agth Ditto—EnOma Auguftine A. Fitzgerald to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Maclean, promoted in the both Foot. sad Ditto—Hofpital Mate Scroop Hutchinfon to be italtant- Surgeon, vice Bulby, dem:skit 53d Ditto.—Enlign Edward Hughes, from the -th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice OBuam, promoted in the Fee Guards. dtth Ditto—Serjeant-Maj or John Watfon, to be Adjutant, vice Fitzgerald, &dared ; Hofpital-Mate William Bromwich to be Ailißant-Sugeon, vice Price, placed on the Staff In North America. 64th Ditto—Enfign Edward Obre, from the 9th Foot, to be Enfign, vice Bonham, who exchange& 69th Ditto—Lieutenant John Corry to be Captaln-Lieutenant, vita Andrews, decealed. Sift Littovvlnfign Robert Paul to be Licutenant,hy purchafe, vice Martsforth, a-ho retires. 83d Ditto—William Henry Hall, Gent. to be Enfign, without pure!i .fe, vice T. Smith, promoted. 65th to—Volunteer John Sutherland to be Enfign, without put, hare, vice Creagh, reigned. th Welt India Regiment—Herbert Cox, Gent. to be Enfign, without purch.ifc, vice Hunter, who raps Colonel Ogle's Corp. Lieutenant Andrew Gob, from the 6th Foot, to be Captain. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon Richard Woodthorp to be Affiltant-Intpe6tor of Hof pitah in the Blood of Jerky. Eagle Troop of the Derwickfkire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. n Spottitviroode, Efq. to be Captain. John Spottifwoode, jun. Gent to be Lieutenant. John Murray, Gent to be Cornet- Exeter Volunteer Cavalry. Philip Comics, Efq. to be Captain. Rutlandfhire Gentlemen Yeomanry Cavalry. Adjutant Thomas Hotchkiss to be Cornet. John Faulkner, Cent. to be Adjutant, vice Hotchkin. Royal Arbroath Volunteer Infantry. Adjutant john Nicol to be Second Lieutenant, vice Kenny, who refigns. Hand of May Companies of the Argyllthire Volunteers. Captain Neil Campbell, on the Half-Pay of the Independent Companies, to be Captain. D wid Campbell, Ef9. to be Captain. hi.Dunie, Gent. to be Firlt Lieutenant. Alexander Mac Minas, Gent. to be FIR Lieutenant. Walter Crawford, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. James Campbell, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Balton-le-Moor Volunteer Infantry. Robert Bolton, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, Net Gray. James Warr, Gem. to be Adjutant, vice Wraith, who raps. Honiton Volunteers. Fdwcrd Blagdon, Erg. to be Captain. The Reverend Edward Honeywood to be Chaplain. Royal Preflon Volunteers. William Mayor, Gent. to be Suomi Lieutenant, vice Lodge, who reftelm Tunbridge Wells Volunteer Infantry. Captain Richard Cumberland to be Major Commandant Firft Lieutenant William Knight to be Captain, vice Cumber lead. &easel lieutenant John Fry tote Flrft Lieutenant ,V:ollKnight. Bony Pry. G.M. to be Mft, Lieutenant MMus Cant/kid, Cent. to be Second Lieutaant, vies Fry. George Fry, Gent to be Second Lieutenant. • MEMOILANDLIC Lieutenant Railand Hiley, of the asth Regiment of Foot, h fuperfeded, bail? Jbfrnt without ;rave. Commiffion hi the Norfolk Militia, fined by the Lord Lieutenant.—Weffern Regiment. Dino W. Hind to he Lieutenant, vice Lieutenant James Wil fon the Younger, refigned. Dated January 29, 2801. Oa Monday the feeond of next Month the P.n. lifh State Lottery begins drawing. The Tiekets,l Halves,Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenth Stamped: Shares are felling in the greaten Variety of Num bers, and loweft terms, at Mr. NicHOLSON'S Office, No. 16, Cornhill, oppofite the Bank of England ; where the fchemes at large, containing the parti culars of the extraordinary fuccefs which has at tended the purchafers at this office, arc to be had gratis. N. B. As Tickets and Shares will not be lower, Merchants, Clubs, &c. &c. will fave money by an immediate pnrchafe. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Haniborgh 31 ssi U. Naples - - 4 0 Alton 31 3st U. Venice - 4 6 4 Leghorn - - ssi Liibon 6i (knot -4 6 t Oporto - • 6 cl Wenn*. go peace per oz. Dublin ra 13ANKRUFM Thomas Murk, of Haney, Gloucciteribire, clothier, to fturesi dcr Feb. 14, at five, Feb. 2J, and March 31, at eleven, at the Salutation lun, Minchinhanyton. Attornies, Mr. Gardiner, Minchinhanapton ; or Mr. R. Jonto,'Fookria-court, Cora- tor-ftrect, Londnn. John Edwards, of Kinston, Herefordfhire, woolitapler, to fur render RI,. 23, 26, and March 31, at ten, at the Unicorn Inn, Lonniniter. Attornies, Mcifrs. Coltman and Evans, in Leominiter ; or Mars. Jenkins and Co. New-Inn. Peter Walker, late of Welt Bromwich, Siaffordfldre, draper, to furnmder March 4,5, and 31, at ten, at the White }Can Inn, Stafford. Attorney, Mr. J. Lilly Parker, Stafford. Williattt Boot, of Coventry, carrier, to furrender March 4, S 9 ~ • and 3T , at eleven, at the White Dear Inn, Coventry. Attorney, - - Mr. Dickens, Coventry. John Mulkett, of Cromer, Norfolk, merchant, to furrender Feb. 24, March 7, and 31, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,Mr. Druce, fienchureh-ltreet, Shields Legg, late of Portfea, ihnemaker, to furrender Feb.2l, 28, and March 31, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mehra. Collins and Reynolds, Spital-fquarc, London. Thomas Manfon, of Tokenboufc-Yard, London, merchant, to furrender Feb. 21, March 3, and 31, at ten, at GuildhaiL Anomie', Mara A. and J. Welton, Fenehursh-ftreet. John Dailby, Late of Detborough, butcher, to furrender March 2,3, and 31, at ten, at the Swan's-Inn, Market Yarborough. Attornies, Meals Xinderley and Long, Symond's-Inn, Lon don ; or Mr. Burford, Market-Harborough. Thomas Downey, of Sunderland, Durham, hip-owner, to fur render March .0, 18, at ten, and March 3 t , at eleven, at the Bridge-Inn, in Bithop Wearmouth. Attornies, Mr. Parker, in Sunderland; or Mars. Ralne and Wrsngliam, Seething lane, London. John Creed and Thomas Movie, of }kitty, Gloucefterfhire, clothiers, to furrender Feb. 23,2,6, and March 31, at eleven, at the Lodge, Minchinhampton-Common. Attornies, Mr. Wathen, Stroud, Glouceßathire ; or Mr. Vizard, Gray's- ' Inn-fquare, London. Daniel Barges, of Blaby, Leleefterthire, vidtualler, to furrender March 20, 21, and 3 t, at four, at the Sancen's Head, in Lei eefter. Attorney, Mr. Freer, Leicefter. John Clayton, late of Kirdford, Suffez, jobber in cattle, to fur render Feb. 23, at four, Feb. 24, at ten, and March 31, at eleven, at the Angel Intl, Petworth, Sulks. Attorney, Mr. W. Tyler, of Petworth. James MacConnel, late of Dunkirk, now In the King's bench Prifon, merchant, to furrender Feb. 2t, March 3, and 31, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attomies, Mars. Dunn and Teafdalc, Threadneedle-Brett, London. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 28. Martin WahtrFtjeet,Msil Auguftus William Bo decker, of Little St. Helen's, London, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 28. George Patterfon, of Berwick-upon-Toreed, linen draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26. There was a larger fupply of Grain in general this wring than has been for kale time; picked famples of Wheat went off as high as of late, while coarfe runs were exceedingly dull and beavy.--Rye continues pretty fteady in pnee.—Coark Bar kys arc rather lower; prime famplcs are nearly the fame; Malts very little.—Hog Peak are cheapen—thus are a large fupply, and feed Corn is rather lower. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat toss to 1251 od Boilers 9os to loos od Fine 13os to 1 sos od buffo*, 1 los to us, od Very Fine 1525 to i yos od Pearl Peale I:as to cos od Rye Sos to loss od Horfe Beans 74s to yils od Stained Barley 4115 to 56* od Ticks Gds to yas od Malting Becky 6os to Bos od Old cos to oos cxl ' Malt dos to 7oa od Oats 4 0 s to 429 od Fine 74s to 86s od Fine 44s to Ads oil Hog Pele 7os to 75$ od Poland' 48s to 3as od I RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARIE-i_ANF. - _ Including only from the sd of February to the 9tb of Feb inclufive, agreeable to the New MI.. Total-5,439 Quarters. Average 143. 944 la. ioo.. higher than laR return. PRICE OF FLOUR this Morning. Fine, twos.—Bra.', 101. ENTRY of CORN in the PORT of LONDON during laf week.....Whest, alto gm—Barley, Irs,..oatv,ao4o Clover Seed, So cwt,—Peafe, to .irs. PRICE 01, Kent isnot to t6l 11 I Kent r6l we to ail ss) ti m, su. 00. to ad as Stan 161 tact tot 4* 71 " 8 Effex '5l cos to 161 os Fans. ail °cat.° 3)1 1. Sp. 81LEDS PER HUNDRED WEIGHT. Febritary a 6. Rol CIOV(T 32$ in i 3311 1 White ditto 4os to 143$ i per cwt. Treroll trey to GE• 1 Tondo to to ells per kuthel Rye Grate oos to jig per Toots Cinquefoil cos to 411 per ditto Muttard- c White t3s to ate per ultd Sced. lßrown 13s to ars per ditto Canary Seed 17s to all per ditto Rape Seed 461 to sot per laft. SMITHFIELD, February t 6. To Ink do offsh.-Iter Iwo WORN Beef 4s 'Ed to 66 44 . Veal - 66 od to Es 44 mutton -55 44 to 7s od Pork - 60 oda() 75 od Stock at Market this tnondnz, Beath aco, Sheep, 8000 NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, February, 16- Per Rene of Mb. by the Weak. Beef 4$ od to sa 6d Veal. ss , eel to 76 64 Mutton 4s 8d to 66 04 Pork 6, od to 71 od PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW. Borough. -- -- st. jamcja. — Wittteetapel. o.Hays sto 6 ol 3 ra 6to 6 so to 4 re oto 6 - st o Straw a 5 to 210 a 3oto 3 0 0 1 2 to otoa IS Clover 6oto 6 to 6 12 010 7 6 0 COALS—State of Laft Week s Market. Cargoca Sold. Monday, Feb. 9, 34 at 59a. fid. to 4p. 6d. Wedncfday, 25 at 31 2 . 04. ao 44a 66. Friday, Fait Day, Do Market. COUNTRY MARKETS. EDINBURGH PRICES OF MEAL, Feb. to. Lothian Oatmeal, 349 bolls. South Country, to. i l Af7eLet6saapr adt Siva CeratrYpr 13•11. PI its: pr Pr& Firft, C. 2 4 o 'irk C.l 3 6 Firft, so sod second, 2 3 6 Second o no I Second, as Sid Third, 2 3 o Third, •• • Third, os od HADDINGTON, Feb. 13. What. Atrig. Oat. leo'. &ass. ?HI 721 od S 9s edjo b 3 e s at WI 3p od so od. sccond 645 od 5 0 •d 3k od ass od ass .d 'I bird 555 Oil 411 041 3U 04 401 od pas od The wattage fall of the about n.6d. per boll. Q.irtern Loaf is. ad. DUNDEE MARKET PRICES, Feb. 6. I Oatmeal as 10t1 to 3sod Ens - - as Sd Barley and Peafe is tod Beef per lb. Od to sd Potatoes - as od Vol - - 64 to 7d Butter - - is sd Mutton - 3d PatCll•l OINAIOIIOI, , FM 3. Commie tow Ofnaburp - - 6d 7p to 6d tp Lint ditto - - Sd 6p to lid 8p Common tow Sheeting' - - rod bp to od op PRICES IN ABERDEEN, Feb. 9. Per r eck. Beef per lb. - 3d to 64 Oatmeal 1$ Sd to Is rod Veal • - 4d to 7d Btarnseol is pd to as od Mutton - gd to 6d Potatoes as 64 to os al Raw Hike - ad to od Per Pound. F4gs per down sid to od Butter is ad. to is 64-. Coals pee boil. 31 64 DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL COMPLAIN" rs. MR. DUFOUR rcfpeetfull) informs the Public, that he may be cnnfulted gratis Every day from si to 3, a his honk, No. 5, Frith-Rivet, Solia, London, in all cafes of Obftruainns and Strietunni, Seminal Wtakncifts, Cams, in continency of Urine, liydrocele Impotence, Filtulas, N'ene rod Difcafe, and de bility in either ver Sea. From his extuifive Praaftice in this profetlional depannunt, to which he has coo. fined his attention fur inanyyears,be has fucteedcd in a method of mire, mild and CffiCaCitAlS, and which prevents the po&bility of a rolapfc. As many of there Complaints cannot be removed without the tife of Medicated Bassets, En DU liOUlt„ foie Proprietor of Damn'. celebrated Bovyits, has ultituaLly Co implored th.m, free front the irritating (-Lets of e.,minon flouties, as In the molt übft inatc cafes to have facceeded, where vanities and other violetit mains Lye failtd. For the Venereal Difeafr, Mr. DUMUR is in role poffcffion of D.tran'slns, which are fa mild in their tenon as to render contineintin or rt Itra:at in dim yokes...ll:ay. Perfons in the country eating their cafes fully, in a letter, (port paid) will be properly attended to. To usable Mr. D. to atterd patients at their own hooks, he has provided the aWtance of a Gentleman aide Faettl.v. Soon will he pololiiised, rice as. 6d. Fifth Edition, confide raidy etdargi .% Treatife an the above Con plaints,illutiratod wit% Oliforoations and Cafes 'Mewing the paia(ul ai,tl flange's. mei Gads of Catania noggin, Jet. t WIHEN Praf,erittldl Mit tat'tat' education-arid rd fpcntibility deviate train the general What by the fe !anion of a peculiar Branch, the fiti.ltiun of king continued tutees is she bail criterion of faperiority. • Eight yeare bevel &maid my practice to tlyeemlufive teem. meat of THREE EIISC)RDERS, and the fueccfsful rifult Of my plan gives vise Wildest] ardour to deep* ds far at I am able the ravages of thole complaints - width are thesooß impart. , ant 111 the earalo;_ut• of hunt to After initiation into every branch a an Army Surgeon,l formed a with at an early period of Praclica to rideise individua its from the ignorance of unt ducatcd.Nku .ot the equally shut demos precipitate/ of gaited Praelitithens. The THREE I.IISORDERS, to the air.: 1 *lsiah I have de , voted my attention, emnprizc everilpecies of VENEREAL. INFECTION, whe;izet of a meat or long -darationa—adk. All kinds of DEraLrl r. whether miffing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and lailly that de rangement of the fyßem in Womourvrtrick is adkd BARREN NESS or O'ER 11. IT Y. Nun sous diteates are the relish of ignorince or bane in the treatment of a Couple Onlorehea, and id hart infrequently hisp. pens that the f Ms of Life are Whined by the inkforetion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperii.r merboiffach complaints art airily cared, and tees *bete °then bate hided, I trait that I may prefume to idler a radical re-eflabliiinnent. Few however are the cafes of compfirxted Meek is *is difordercompared wick the •eriamitoas.litaarians of Men, whit from indulgence ire SOLITARY VICE, ur the prevaleut Gaie ties of a falhionable I.tfe, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable contemetice of loch pernicious habit*. When the unhappy futlerer broods over his 'taffy, . but care- Mly concerts hie misfortune, tt may be tome confulatlon for him to know, that although it be au objedt ef doubt or uncer tainty with other Practitioner', the removal of there DEFI CLENCIES by the gradual prof:refs of Renovation is the acquire , mein of any experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venat have begun to reduce atanly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early cuunterattiun of this languid Rate, and in ebe ' cafes no great difficulties will occur. Bat where this Deficiency has for years evillest a proper Per ' kveranee Is indifpenibly rtgaifite to revive the numbing traits of Life, and to reanimate the Conititation. MARRIED womr.N, who have long been ditappointal in their espedatians of a Family, may be awed, that in malt inflames loch tickets are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY width Is fo efferitial to my undertaking, and the ituali fi cations which I have prefumed to Rate, form the Balls oT my PretenGons, and in coincidence with loch this inti mation is given, that Mr. IS- n:ay be confulted pefonalty (or by letters inclofing kfrnail note) at his bottle, No, ay, Arun. &i-ftreet, Strand, near Temple-Ear. There Is an additional entrance in Water-ftreet aloising and the name is on both the doors. M. D. Mamba of the Royal College al &nom SeiLOIVIONS GUIPE TO HP.ALTH price vs. Juft pubfiftwel by Matbears, No. tg, Strand, and ; , ria , .n.la, Paternotter-row.—TO THE YU dile. THIS Work has 'pafed through a n - t f editions, and has e xperienced a fink itapreced i.tly Ri ta! , it is therefore now rept with niany it may be with confidence grated, that fo valuaLle a putilirohy. to the aided in general has never hum printed in this o, any other language:—The weak and delicate ' , mak—tit. youth who has jolt finifhed his education at any of tie pail (emissaries—dm aged who are drooping under &order originating from an impurity of blood—pmple of ramion— &MMus perfona of a confined and fedentary life--as ail there with nervous affeNions in general, will in.,: SOLOMON'S GUIDE TO HEALTH" a faithful e0ng....- nion• and an amufing initrueter:—ln short, no pz.rfol sea„ values the enjoymentof a good hate of health will he a moment without being polieffed of this final', cheap, valuable, and do. portant publication. - The dlforders peculiarly Incident to the female Lc in every fituation, are alto expatiated upon, together with advice to both feces, for thofe lard infirmities of nature, which delicacy often forbids to ditch*, even to the nearelt relative : cotnprihnt Treadle on Female Difeaks, Nervous, Hypochondriac, Cat fumptive Complaints, tkc. &e. The public are now prefented with a variety of new obferva t ons in tide edition, whereby - the valetudinarian may behold the true plaice of kis diforder, whether hereditary or acciden tal, chroolcal or acute, and alto the beit approved remedies ter obtaining an immediate and lathing cure recommended. And as nervous and hypochondriac complaints are much mon: prevalent in Europe than is generally imagined, attended with many dreadful and alarming fymptoms, which certainly claim at:Mance, and not as is too generally the cafe, derifion or contempt, the Author has been very attentive to their method of cure; and he flatters himfelf from the obfervations be has made, that the pretext is as good a treatife on theft difeafes as any extant. The tender Female, who, though by nature is deftined to be the prefervcr of the human race, yet is, alai ! liable to many natural indifpofitions, which render her condition truly wretched and unequal when compared to the male. Fur what ever fituation of life the is placed in, the feldom enjoys a perfect Rate of health. If the enters Into the wedded Hate, even from that fource of pleafure fomething bitter antes; and Pregnancy brings with it a train of loathing, ficknefs,&c. If the remains fiogie, the will fearcely be able to avoid labouring under fame infirmity, becaufe the is a" ftranger to a mother's pangs." What can be of more importance to a female, than to be pro perly acquainted with every fyrnptom to which the is peculiarly liable I And how to coodutt herfelf in fuch cineuroftances, with out wounding her delicacy by a difclofure of her fears or her ap prehenlions, to the rude fcrutiny of pretended Friends • The Pamphlet points out the methods of cure, from a Blerts horragia or Gonorrhea to a confirmed Slphilis. To which is added, an Effay on Secret Venery, and a Diteourfc on Impo tency in the Male ; Sterility or Barramefs incident to Females, dcc.; an Appendix on the fubjett of a folitary and deftrudive vice, and an addrcfs to Parents, Guardians, Tutors, and thole who have the care and education of youth. Likewife advice to Bathers at Margate, Southampton, Scarborough, Bath, Brit ' col, Btc. Ste. particularly the aided with Nervous Complaints. The whole is illuitrated and intcrfperfed with a variety of au thentic fads, never before publithed, explaining the fymptoms, mode of treatment, and remedies in the different Rage, of a cer tain difcafe : cautions tb young perfons of the danger of impro per connexions or improper treatment, &c. with the difference between real venereal fymptoms and thofe frequently mitiaken for them. Thole who have refided in hot climates, and are emaciated, or labour under a continual drain of nature, whereby their bo dily ftrength is not only exbaufted, but alfo their vigour and • vivacity impaired, will meet with a friendly monitor in this (mall, though important publication.—it has bees the means of laving thoufands of lives hi the late epidemic oompLints in I America. The valetudinarian by birth, who has received from kis pa tents the inheritance of a diteafed and unprolific frame; the de licate (mak, whom sus Immured and inactive life, together with the immoderate arc of tea, and other weak and Watery ali ments, bas, without any fault of her's, brought on all the ealanie tons fympeonis of a confumptive habit, and are, without timely afaftance, linking Into an untimely grave!, To Each acthcfe, " The Guide to Health," will afford the molt permanent relief, and point init . the mode of reftoration, to the enjoyment of the greateft of all the comforts, Health, without which life is not worth enjoying. ty Orders given to any bookfetiers in town or country, for SOLOMON'S CUSDI TO HIALTIS:' will be duly esocutcd, at only three thillings each copy, frcc of carriage. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, Na a, New Bridge-erect, London all, Edinlorgh, May a, taco. IN the fpring of 1794 I was affliacci with a Vene real Coniplaint, which I treated- with indifference for five months; but was then obliged to apply to a reodar Phytician. whoput a temporary flop to the virulence of the difeafe (by mercurial appikatkes) 10/ foam time i but growing,' fpitc of all medicine and the advice of the fide Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worfe and worfe for two years, I was redatcd to a nate almtft unparalleled and bered deferiptios, bring an entice ley tr. and ulcerated from head to foot.-.My head, throat, mouth, ode, logs, arms, Ste. have been altereately in danger of becomo int wields; In (hart. 1311Ve had from so Si 30 eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of would be voitunboma to particularize all my cafe—fake it to Lay, there never was, or ever VW be, nue ofd male Dangerous, or of a more complicated nature. I was long looked ipso by my Mends; and Imagined myself, beyond all hapcs of recovery; antl Wail, la sny them tomktion, death was preferable to my more than ailikrs,ble flate. In thia dreadful fitaiation did I drag a molt ettlferaliVeziltmee, till Drum Y. Pa ovinsteca threw In my way alarming/fey cootaiolug the cafe of khOr. Boor Ayanottiv-may friends rend it, 1 could not.--4 feat and procured fume of your Litax ea' PAT /NT PALS, Whlcb: . by ufing from time to time, m wow, sal have tonalken. (aft& snore than four years in dr feribable diftrefr), in as good a fiate of health as ever 1 cla med ; as a proof of this, I had d thriving, healthy child, Wats/ lot • few month yo.. la eratitqde..t., Coo, and ill hope, of rendering my fellow-ere.i.turefervice, I ;even you t• pubilitt this; and you may in any time refer perfoni who with to be fotiefital of Ow troth of this, of futilas particulars*, to o me or toy friends, by letter or perfon. Asfew-Cafts for hadoefs will ever equal mine, and hose fa med it, I. hvie from experience every r:afon to Orme naisukte.d, that in your LEAR n.r.a they will find a fure„, fpcedy,fair , and radical cure, for that mo'ft dreadful Rage ofthe IreheNal Waste, which la contd.-a co anri itas to co irk= with gra.. titude, Str, your obliged humble fervent, 1. s'. • Infurmountahle family rearms grevene making my name awl Miref. public, hot creditahle Perfoos reilli'viantleg infor mation may elk be referred to me andsasylliesids by Mst..l. Itamfay-Gardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Suit Proprietor, Tooter, s Taw Loa, Member of the Royal Collsge of Surgeons io London, his Louie, No.y, New Brtdg•_-P.itct; where he will give viery without L fc•e, to yetfons tricinr theft Pifb and will an fwer patients lot.ri, if .it on the fame tenni, obiait log in all cafes the moil mrioi.hlc ferrety, no l'erfon's mom: of cafe having beeri mentiones,bt•t at their own oarticular rcria,lt. by the Proprietor, during the coutie of more than 36 'co. , - that he has had theeonduding of au csteilive fale of the abr.... medicine, and the peadtice 'riling therefrom. They are alfo fold, by his Appointment, for the convenience. of thole Leing at a diflance, by Mr. W:.tfori, South-hncige. Edinburgh; Mr. Mennot.s, Printer, Glirgovr, to whom Mr. •r. n fen for his *birds; at the Perfumer's, No. 35, '- Alhan's-flrt et, Pall-Mall; Mr. Rotacrtfon Croy-atop, No tat. Oxford-ftreet ; Mr. DifboroughN No. 7, Fith-ltreet- hill , searlropporde the Monument ; Mr.Stccrs, Bookfeller, No. 1. Union-row, Little Towcr-hit; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ; and by one Perron in every confiderabie town in Grist-Brltain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as. 94. midi, Ceded up with Tull and ,lain Directions, whereby • Pcrfons of either Sea may ewe ohornfeivet with oft and fancy. LONDON: Printed far the Prnprietan. by JOHN DANIEL. of Carnaby-erect) at the STAR 1'IIINTINO•01111C14 No. 4. ar-y-gnxt , and phblithed by LEVEL LINT, (at Can tertiary-place, Lambeth), at Na t, Cary-ftroot, sod at di' &rat -Or pica, Temple-Bar; en which Olike all carramar adans for the ESITO. are erg or fted to be oddraffed. • it 7d , Irtnak--t rf the ✓ 455 order- falhion— lifer-a, alio al, will ;bd /Jul ;:Cang...:- Rz.rfol re a moment ble, and un. fcx in retry brice to both eLcacy often cemprifing uiriac, Con- cw ohferva- may behold r or accidvn- reowdies ter aded. its are much ed, attendid :h certainly derifion or heir method dons he has difeafts as defined to 5 ! liable to dition truly . Fur what- iys a perfedt even from I Pregnancy 'the remains under fame iatigs." in to be pro- is peculiarly La anon, with- 4 rs err her ap- nds rum a Blerta 'o which is SI fc on Imps- t to Females, I deftrudtive Ai rs, and thole Er !wife advice AI Bath, Brif- Complaints. ariety of as- e fymptoms, iges of a cer- er of impre- .A 1 ie difference 41 tly miftaken At e emaciated, Al :by their bo Du - r vigour and • Al initor in this , the means of j En ompLiints In from kis pa. une ; the ds- ire, together i Watery all- • II the caland, shout timely kch astbefe, nancit relief, 'relent of the :h life is not V • country, for caocurcd, at ret,Londoo r s, taco. h a Vene- nee for five i. Pkyficiaa. ;Mare (AT . 1 E'v L (Pik of t (the Faculty rb , :d to a state 0 entineley - eat, mouth, cr of becomo ing ukers on It would be to fay, there Me, or of a i x span by my a cocrry ; an 6 Geo my more am• I drag a snort w In my way r y t Inoutb—coy 'wale of your time to time, rue years in lit s ever I to- tubby child, 30,„ and in A :quell you to who watt Tie tkulars', to tart Put and hoer et- kit nsisaktud, dpcedy, safe, the the V eber:al lklli tot with.", ake to nip name 4 t nailing infer- air a by Mrs. J. totem TA T• 11401itiOn, will give ad - and will in- ▪ , obiar- lan's nAnii: Mar req In 36 ),,,•••• of the abo.•.: oonventtect whom , No. 3,5, lop, No td;, feller, No. 1, - r Dublin ; and ',Britain and with full and GI May cure DANIEL. rsicra. No. 4 . ▪ (af Call • •. 6 awl at tko chat 11 cossosotO good leffod. NEAR AYLESBURY, BUCKS. MR. CHRISTIE begs to inform thc Public, i-Vi• that one of the Mates advertifed for Sala in February next, near Aylefbury, in the county of Bucks, confining of the Manor, comprifing thc whole Parint of Q_uarendon except the Lee oods, is difpofecl of by Private Contradt ; and there now remains for Sale the MANORS of BUNTHAM, HARD WICK, BLAGROVE, and FREEMASTON, compelling Eight capital Grazing and Dairy Farms, with (liftable Build ings, and about One Thoufaud Four Hundred Acres of uu common rich Land, entirely compact, and principally Tytbe Free. Alfo the PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of the RECTORY of FREEMAS'I'ON, of the Annual Value of about One Hun dred and Eighty Pounds, fubled. to the Life of the prcfent eambent, aged about Sixty Years. Together with a Capital Wood, called LEE WOOD, containing in Acres. And fome time in MARCH next ►ill alio be SOLD .13Y AUCTION, At his Great Room in Pall-Mall, In LOTS, The extenfive MANOR of WEEDON, with the Antic= Manton, called LII.LIF.S, with Garden, Blunt's Meadow, old Inclofure, and near fix hundred Acres in Weedon Field. A bill is applied for and will be obtained, previous to the ale, for inclofing the fame. Mr. CIIRIsTIL is impowered to receive proporals for the whole, or any part, by private contra& any tints previous to the zoth of February; and what is not difpofcd of by that time, will be peremptorily fold to the heft bidder en Thurfday the aids of February; and printed particulars of the unfold lots may be bad fifteen days preceding the fide, in Pall-Mall. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER, E PROPRIETOR of this oft excellent T H m REMEDY is Co certain of its Efficacy having never failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corns, root and branch, TO ItZTVIN TAIL MONET. It will ,on application , take off the Inflammation in a few hours• and ddtroy annually the Malignity without the heft hasAnl, Printed Medicine faded up with it. This is the celebrased PLAISTER that gained fo much re putation in Germany, and has beets fold in London y e w - Ards of Fifty Years, with the greatelt reputation. Sold WhOlefale and Retail by T. Axtell, No. 1, Phydrhum, near the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 9, Tavlf tock-ftreet ; Mr. Wilfoa, No. 39, St. James's-them; Mr. Sirincy, No. 21, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and jthoult ood Co. No. zso, Oxford-Street. At Briftol, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers. Bath, By Hazard bookfdla and Raman, perfumer. . . Edinburgh. by Baxter, South Bride. Portfea and Go!port, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printeroutd Mr. Jones ,booldoUrr. Portfmoutb, Mr. Motley, bookfeller. 1-