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I LONDON. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS 1)4.Y AT' NE ceeLoet: Coen's, for money c7,1-1--fnr OEt. 381. Omnium 21—Exch. Bills, par is. prim. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : 3 per Cent. Red Ann. glut I India Stock 184 per Cent. Conf. Ann 38138 I India Bonds, ss. a is. 4 per Cent. Navy (hut 1 Each Bills, is as. prem. 5 per rem. Navy 89 881 i I Omnium, 3 prem. per Cent. 1797, (hut Engliik Tickets. DA. a3s. I 0-.. g Ann. Phut Couf for ace.3B/ s:,crt Ann (hut tridernand, advices htet been received from which bring intelligence of a few days later I.itt titan that brought by the Belle packet. Colonel HALLIBURTOM, it is faid, had come Op With rt.irnuitE Sc INDIAN, and obtained a cnmplete vietory r him. No very late accounts had been received ' f ro m Bhurtpore, but it was rumoured, that HOLKAR had abandoned the Bhurtpore Rajah, and that the Lt!cris Vakeels were in General LA IteS camp. We have received Dutch Papers to the 15th inn. alfo fome more lets of French Journals. The latter do not come down later than thofe formerly received, ;:lit we have been able to Idea from them fume ex- Li Aas worthy of a perufal at the prefent (ierday two Meffengers fet out from Lord MvLGR%VE'S Office for the Courts of Vienna and Peteriburgh. The difpatches they carry with them arc believed to relate to the commencement of Mili tary operations on the Continent ) and to the co-ope. ration of a formidable Britifh force with the conti nental troops. The numerous tranfports which have already failed from Sheernefs for Tonnitigen, according to report are to proceed to Peter burgh, in order to carry Ruf- I flan troops to tome port neat the Elbe. Slibuld this prove corree, Hanover may become the theatre of war, in fpite of all that Pruilia and France can do to prevent it. Befides the large force which Rutlia is to fend to the fcene of a&ion by Pea s large bodies are marching by land to the fupport of Aultria. One large army W 4; to pats the frontiers on the 3oth ult. to replace the Auflrian troops which weie to advance in the interim. It is reported in fome of the bell Informed circles, i that a (hong diverfion will be made by a Britifh force' on the French Coail, to prevent the Corfican from fending all his forces to the German and Italian fi °alias. Should he leave his coatis unguarded, the :tivation which he threatened to others will be hurled on himfelf, not, however, for the purpofe of conqueft, but to deftroy that nell of (mall craft which has fo well anfwered his purpofe in the crafty game he has for fome time been playing, enabling him to keep up large armies, under pretest of objets ft,' which they were never intended. It is rumoured that there was Come miilake in the intelligence brought to Portfmouth by the Actsit.Les of the junction of Sir R. CALDER with Admiral Cm, LINCWOOD, off Cadiz, and that that event had not tal,en place on the 26th of Auguft. We believe no ori:cial Accounts have yet been received of the aElual junction of there fleets, but no doubts ate entertained of its having happened {portly after the time Mk named. It is at length determined on to inflitute ats enquiry by Court Martial into the condu. of Admiral Sir Roam!. CALDER at and fubfequent to the battle with the Combined Fleet off Ferrol on the 22d of July. We underßand that the principal evidence to be ad duced is from the log-books of the different chips that were under Sir Roaster Cast:ma's command at the above period. The LORD CHANCELLOR, and the Airacer y and SOLICITOR GENERAL, Lord CASTLEREAGH, and Lord MULGRAEE, had a long audience, and Council yeflerday, with Mr. PITT, in Downing-greet. On Titer:lay the Portuguefe and kaftan Ambatfa dors and Lord HAWKESBURY, tranfaded bufinefa at Lord MULGRAVEtS Office. Vice Admiral RAINIFR, juft arrived from an eight years chief command in the East Indies, is fo extremely corpulent, that it is with difficulty he feeds himfelf, and he fleeps always in an eafy chair instead of reclining on a bed, to prever t fuffocation. In tome letters by the Wallingham racket it i; po fitively Rated, that a very rapid interchange of dif. patches has lately taken place between the Courts of :Madrid and Lilbon. On the 24rh a meeting of the Cai)inet Minihers was held, which lafted for fix hours, Prince of the Brazils prefided at the conference. ::..i loon after a Melfenger of State fet off with tilt : ,:chts for the Paiscc of PRAM A rumour pre :ailed that a formal demand had been made of the t'ortliguele Government by BONAPARTE for a large contribution in fpecic. The following paragraph we copy from a Morn ing Paper. There is apolitical rumour afloat, to which a Mini aerial circulation is given, fo as to entitle it to more than ordinary credence, viz. That Mr. PITT intends • to mate an early Ands oan ample partid l oation oleo:melt with Mr . Fox, and his friends—which will natu " rally include the prominent interens of an Icztis •' litmus PER LONAGR ," but if this Overture thould fail, and the rneaftires of Government meet with any eailiamentary interruption, in that cafe he (Mr. PITT) will he duly autkrized to appeal to the Coon • TM.Y, a dernier reiott, the DISSOLUTION of PAN • NT." kb iAL 1 7 .41147 D r. . . WIIrtiOUTH, SEPT. to.--The Royal Iramily did not land from their entice till pall fik o'clock, laft evening. Their return to chore was announced b♦ the (hips in the harbour firing a Royal falnte. They afterwards *rent to the Theatre. At the conclnfion of the Farce, Mr. Kamm/ de livered an oration, feleded by himfelf from the works of Shakefpear, and addreffed to the army and navy, on the threatened invafion of the country. Mr. XEMBLII concluded his engagement this evening. The Royal Box was graced with their MAJESTIES, the Prince of Wassi, the Dukes of Yost, Comm- LAND, and CAMBRIDGE, Princeffes AUGUSTA, ELIZA BETH, MARY, SOPHIA, and AMELIA. The houlk was filled in every part. This morning the Noma breakfaßed with their MAJESTIES, and took leave previous to his leaving this town. In the afternoon his ROTA,. Mamma will fet off for London. To-morrow the Doke of Yoatt is expected to leave us. Lord NeLson yetterday attended at the Admi. ralty. It is reported that Lord NiLsow was in , :ebted, not merely to Americans, but to fome of our own coun trymen, for the Hie intelligence which fent Mitts to Trinidad, and retardcd his purfuit of the Combined fleets. Some of the latter, it is laid, are now in cuf tody. it is ruppored by Come, (and were not France and Auftria on the eve of hoftilities, we fbould think with probability) that the reafon why Bon rarra marched his troops from the camp of Boulogne, was that they might not fee our valuable homeward bound fleets, which they were led to believe the combined fleets were to capture, pars up the Channel unmolefted. The preterit fatisionable mourning (hews the white necks of the Ladies to great advantage—but it can• not be faid that all of them follow the Earl Martini's directions, ' 4 to wear decent moarning." A young Lady, the daughter of a refpeCtable tradcfman an the City, who was on a vilit to a friend at Camden Town, eloped with a provincial player on Thurfday lad. The necetrary fearch was made after her, but in vain, and her retreat was net known until Tuefday. A mnil difagreeable accident happened at Brigh. ton on Tuefday lath As Mrs. HILL, of Broad areet, was driven by her fervant down North-(trees, in her curricle, the horfe took fright, and drove the carriage againtt the corner of the Steyne, oppofite the Cale inn. Mrs. HILL and the fervant were both thrown nut with great violence; the lady was taken up by Mrs. FITZHERBIRT, who was a witnefs of the acci dent, and with the nreatell tendernefs affilled in lead ing her to Mr. Newenham's, the furgeon. It is thought the has not received any ferious injury g but the fervant had his skull fraeured. M. &co, firs phyfician of the military hofpital at Line, having lately finifhed the arched roof of a Imall houfe, at the bottom of his garden, to be di tided into baths, and it being d.ubted whether it was Rrong enough to fupport the weight, requeßed M. Tarrtstw, Profeffor of Mathematics, to accompany him, one evening, after a hat d lhower.of rain, in or der to examine whether the wet had penetiated..-- Hardly were they within fide, when the root, fur charged with the rain, fell in and overwhelmed them. Though every effort was made for their relief, the workmen were not able to get at them for near an hour, when they were found on their legs, complete ly fuffocated, with their bodies half bent, and their bands fupported on their knees. A few days ago a wedding was to hate taken place between a young couple belonging to the neighbour hood of Merthyr Tydvil, North Wales, and confi derable preparations were made to regale the com pany afrembled on the occafion. At the appointed hoot the intended bride made her appearance, arrayed in her belt apparel, and her friends were waiting to ac ' company her to the altar; but, alas ! the bridegroom was not to be found. After a confiderable time had been !Pent in fearch, the ham man was difcovered hid ht a rick, and on being roofed from his cover, he flunk home and retired to bed, complaining of inthf poftioir, and that his finer had taken away his clothes. On the following morning, however, this timid youth was fufficiently recovered to refume his daily labour; on his appearance at which he was cheered by the loud buzzes of a ntuneroas conconrfe of young wo men, who had affembled to chaltife the culprit for his faithlers conduit. After dragging him from the wurkthop, and giving him a complete coat of tar, they thickly nodded him with feathers, mounted him on a plank, and carried him in triumph to the church door. Vain were the poor delinquent's dipplications for mercy ; his female tormentors would hear no thing. After he had been expofed diffidently, the mcn who bad ailed in the ceremony were about to withdraw, but the fiailered deceiver, fearing to be left alone amidft a troop of furious Amazons, bribed his male profecutors with half a guinea's forth of ale to cicort him in fidety out of the reach of flintier ven geance. This is laid to be the third young woman he has thus deceived. Htt H COURT OF ADMIRALTY, DOCTORS COZMONS. —Yeßerday the Right Hon. Sir W. SCOTT proceeded to the adjudication of the following detained 'hips and cargoes r Minerva, Thornton matter.—This Chip, under Prufran colouts, laden with a cargo of wine, brandy, and other nterehandize, on a voyage from Bourdeaux to Embden, was captured on the atli of July lA, by the private fhip of war Hero, Aaron Grout Blewett, tfq contmander, and brought to Plymouth. in this cafe the Court dircetcd further proof to be produced with refpcdt to the ate and cars*. Hahne Margaretha, Schott, maiter.—This veal, under Danifh colours, laden with a cargo of wine and brandy, was captured by his Majefty's hired armed !hip L.:* Warren, Peter M`Kellar, Commander, and brought to Plymouth.—Further proof was alfo direEttd in this cafe, as to the property of the fhip and Cargo. Vrow Seams Margaretha. Rioter, mafter.— This (hip, under Prof Gan colours, going front liotarticaur to Embden, was captured by the private !hip of war Lord Nelfun, W. Crowte, Comman der, and brought to Plymouth.. -Ship and cargo co:.deinned, as likewifc the claimants in the espences. Mai ia, De Herr matter.—TMs veffel, laden with a cargo of mid-doors, pbfter of Paris, and earthen-ware, was captured by his Majelly's fhip of war Alcmene, John Stiles, Efq, commander, and brought to Jerfey...-Ship condemned, and further proof di reEted as to the property of the cargo. Hcffnung, Schmidt matter; and the Johanna Catherina, New herch matter.—Further proof was directed in thefe two cake, in refped to the property claimed. Jonge Jacob, Corneleten mailer.—There being no claim before the Court is this cafe, the property was condemned. orrsukElki. MAILS TH►S DAit.*lnd S. W. tfito A DOE. Ali. OU 0 RR. 't Haniburgit o 3 Waterford I i Gotteoborgh I I Lilco o o PLYMOUTH, SSPT. to.--Atiived his Malelty's lbip SAFEG umo, from a cruize. Sailed his lVfajefty's fhip V.• roue, on a cruize. Several tranfports are ordered for Plymouth ; others for the Downs.—Wind W. Porrsmourn, &Pr. to;--Sailed his Majefty's Chip Vtrsa, with feveral light tranfports, &c. for the Downs; alfo Tome tranfports, for Plymouth. The ARAB and thips for Africa are now anmooring, and will drop down to St. Helen's tomorrow morning. Lord ISTELsom is expeaed here to-night. Dov BR, SEPT. t.—His Majefty's chip Tausvir failed lal night for the Downs, in confequence of the wind coming on to blow frefh from the S.W.—His Majefty's (loop DILIGENCE arrived in the Roads with a large Hamburgh fhip the has detained ; it is the Blip Juliana, of Hamburgh, Captain J. H. Ehmler, from Bombay, bound to Lubeck. She left St. Helena the 25th July laft, left there the HlNnos• TAN, and the Maria Carolina, Swedifh Fall India (hip. DEAL, Seer. to.—Sailed the Dover Cale, Cuff- nells, Canton, Fame, Marquis of Ely, True Briton, Sovereign, Monarch, and Sir William Benfley, Eaft India flips, for the River ; Autumn (loop ; Manly, Pincher, Gallant, Biter, and Acute gun brigs, on a cruize off Boulogne. Arrived the Champion from a cruize off Havre; Snipe gun brig from Yarmouth; Renommee, Veftal, Alerts Bloodhound, from a cruize off Boulogne. Arrived from the Nore, the Selina, Magnet, and Friendfhip tranfports, under the command of Captain Cu vita HOUSR. DIAL, Sim t t.—Arrived the TRUSTY and VOL. cape bomb, from a cruize off Boulogne. Sailed the VULTURE and DILIGENCE !loops; TIGRESS, BOLD, ARCHER, and TICKLER gun brigs, on a cruize off Boulogne; the Ceres, A fia, Bengal, Marquis of Wel lefley, Walmer Cattle, Earl St. Vincent, Arniflon, Winchelfea, Marchionefs of Exeter, Pei feverance, and Lord Nelfon Eaft India (hips, for the River. Arrived the Fingal, Aurora, Nancy, and Laurel tranfports, from the Nore. IN THI DOWNS. Edgar,Adm. Lord Kr ra, K. B. Utrecht, V.-Adm. HOLLOWAY Trident, Vice-Adm. RniNIRIL Leopard, R.-Aden. Doun L Athenian= Trulty Inunortalite Hebe Adattiant Unude Mediator Veital Champion Ariadne Alert Argos Combatant Zephyr SLOOPS. RaMeta. Speedy Hermes Bonetts BOXIS. Volcano Devaftatioa Zebra Reda Profpero Lucifer Fury Difcovery Vefuvius GUN BRIG!. Exertion Manly Flamer Fhorphome Bloodhound Furious Conftant Rifleman Wrangler Sparkler Maur /India Snipe Defperate Thrafber AINEG SHIPS. Ranger Lord Moo TM vrtisrxs. Ignition Salamander Eruption Fuze Fla& Firebrand Firedrake Sophia Rocket Flambeau Wildfire Torch Squib Pidgeon fchooner Yarmouth lighter Findon hired floor Courier cutter Dffpatch tranfport Harmony tranfport Ranger ditto TRANSPORTS COMM THS COMIAMI OF MOT. CURTIS. Brunfwlek Harmony (a) Chriftopher Betfy Disdains Harmony (a) Ifabella Threeßrothers Aid George Henry Heetor Berwick Adventure Sally Heart of Oak Ajax Sufpenfe Flora Fame Commerce Liberty Hops TRANSPORTLONDIR nit COMIKAND OF CST?. COLVZILHOOM Ceres Walker Argo einceller Gco.dtDorochy Selina Magnet Frlendihip Freedom Farnley Pluto. infpcdtor Jane Nelfon Emerald Benton Providence Thalia Paragon Arid Carrol Orion Cornwallis Nile Harpooner Peggy Recovery Symmetry Acorn Williams Robert Herald Antelope Union Jenny Elk Rachael New Cornwall Refource George Trdawnsy Harmony Shelbourne Swift Fingal Aurora Nancy Laurea FORAGL SHIPS. Diana TRANSPORTS. Confola Antic:fans Maria lIIST INDIA SNIPS PROM INDIA. C.latton Neptune Perfeveranee Walthamita Ld.Caftlereagh Ocean Royal Charlotte Cireneelter Thames Taunton Cagle Lady Burs Experiment Alexander GREENOCK, SE,?. 9. —In our laft we mentioned the arrival of the Kitty, Boag, and Ann, Thompfon, other two of the Jamaica fleet : fince then the nine following have got all fafe, and with the three for mer, and the Cheftervale, unfortunately captured, as before Rated, make up the whole of the Clyde divi. Pion, viz.—The Pitt, Campbell ;—Margaret Bogle, Hannah ; Eliza, Anderfon.: Columbus, Reid ; Mary, A lexander ; Fortune, Kerman ; Alfred, Clark; Diana, Roxburgh ; and John, (late.) Duncan. The Mary, Rogers, and Flora, Rofs, both of Glalgow for London, were feen with the fleet, and well on the 24'h ult. The Ardent, Crotlthwaite, arrived late lad night from New York, after a paflage of 41 days. The Recovery, Wylie, failed and kept company with the Ardent fora week. Aug. tStli (poke his Majef ty's fhip Nano's, from Qaebee, with t wenty-feven merchantmen under her convoy for England, lat. 40. —The Dania' fhip Two Friends, Roalefs, from Cette, with 1024 bales madder roots, arrived at the tail of the Bank yellerday ; but was immediately re manded to the quarantine Ration. The Captain re ports that another Moab fhip was loading for this port, at Marfeilles, and he fuppofes would fail much about the time he did. Came in here yeflerday morn ing his Majefty's fhip TotrarkaaLcit, Capt. Woßrit, and her tender, from a ci uize in the North Channel. The latter has feized and brought in with her, a fmall fmuggling 'erre', loaded with fah alfo arrived yet terday the Fame, Brown, from Archangel. The Brothers, M'lnnes,arrived here yefterday from Craig nifir with kelp. Arrived, Bellelle, Simons, at Cork, from Clyde ; Adventure, Mair, at Virginia, from ditto; and Ifabella, ilotchifon, at Pctcriburgh, from ditto. EAST INDIA SHWPrffa, Yeferday a Court of Dire&ors wat held he Eat India Hoare, when the whole of the Court's at tention was devoted to the reading of the varion• ad vices received by the late valuable fleet arrived ft , , to India and China. The Court adjourned at a late hour till Wednefday neat. The Warren Haftings, Lea it Hi I, Calcutta, it [DOI 14 and Phcenir, Rsetsosm, outward bound, were at St. Helena the t ith of July, the day on which the India and China fleet failed from thence. The Sir Edward Hughes, Capt. BAUM, Eaft India Company's fhip, was at Anjengo the Bth of March, all well. It was reported at St. Helena, before the fleet fail td, that the Experiment, Botany Bay chip, which failed from Canton in company with the Ocean, had been captured off Sheet Illand by the enemy, anti carried into the Cape of Good Hope. The Experiment, Capt. WITHERS, from China, which we mentioned in our Paper of yefferday as having parted from the Ocean off the Cape of Good Hope, is captured by a large privateer from St.Ma loes, bound to the file of France, and carried int 6 the Cape of Good Hope. The crew are arrived at St. Helena. The Eliza, —, prize to the Pryche French fi gate, is retaken by the IndusEaft Indianian, and is ppofed to have arrived at Madras. FROM LLOYD'S Lin'. GIAVMWD, Sc,?. I La... Med by the Sovereign, Vane, frnn Bengal; /Salve, Thompfon ; Norfolk, Pope, and the Paikune, /Weak, from Quebec; London, Lei*, from Jamaica; Jane, Davidfon, from Tonningen ; Queen, Wilton. and the sally, from Norway; Friends Adventure, Madden, from Lubec; 1/s -trands, Baldock, and the Ottrina. Tanker, from Zant ; John and Ifabella, mural, from Konningiburg; Friendildp, Jaekfon, and the Veneßa, Mile, front ArchangeL--Sailed the Charlotte, Buried; Garland, Sanderfoa, and the Vrow Johanna, foe Tonuingen. AtTlvark—ln Standgate Creek. the Anna Chrittiana, Pa'gade, from Naples—At Liverpool, Augulta, Renni ngton, from Jamaica; Richard, Radley, from Miramachie ; Either, Rote; Thbouss, Drewney, and the Alexander, Ruts, from Quebec--At Leith, Chriltlana. Forrelter from Quebec—At Briltol, John, —, front Quebec —In the Downs, Afrive, Thompron, from Q,f2ebec...-fn the Clyde, Two Friends, --, from Cette ; Panne, Brown, from Archangel; Johns, Duncan, and the Diana, Reibertiugh. from Jamaica—At Newry, Dillgentia, Dos Santos, from Oporto—At Lifbon, Queen, Bebe!, from Gibraltar—At Barbadoes, Beni*. I min, Collins, atom Newfoundland—At New Orleans, Honour* -, from the Clyde; Eliza, Clayburn ; and the Thomas, WU foe, from Liverpool—At St. Nekba, Indus, Weldon, from Ma. dras; Africaine, from the South S fns ; the Calcutta man of war from Portfmcsat, with a Dutch Grip, her prise and the Lady Caftlercagh. Murray, from London. Sunday afternoon the Unity privateer, of Brighton, brought in there a very rich prize, bound to Frzace. She is an American bottom, and is laden with Weft India produce, and has a great quantity of dollars on hoard. It is fuppofed to be Dutch property. A large fleet of (hips for the Baltic art ttoirg down the Humber to be in readinefs to join the convoy, which is hourly expeded to arrive, and take the charge of them to Elfinore. Another will fail in fourteen days afterwards, and the laft Peterfburgh convoy this year is expeded to fail from Hull the Loth OCtober. Falmouth is now become a Bonded Port, and great expeEtations are formed of the advantages to be de • rived from it. The following Orders were ifibed yeßerday afte:. noon, to the Qeen's Royal Volunteers : “ In confequence of the orders of the Commander in Chief of the diftrict, who will retlew Lord Banbury's and 11,-neral Phipps's brigades of Volunteers, on the 16th init. on Wimbledon Common, Lieut. Colonel Rohinfon informs the Members of the Pint Bata lion, that there will be parade on that day ; the warning drum at fix in the morning, and the roll to be called at feven. " As this field day will be very different from thofe hitherto experienced by the corps, Lieut. Colonel Robinfon loves and ex peas, that no member will abfcnt himfelf under frivo:oaa preten. ees,but that every man will attend and exert himfelf co confirm the good opinion the Conuthanderbs Chief of the Diltriet has con ceived of the Corps. " The Battalion will parade complete marching order, with haverfacks, canteens, &c. and each man will provide himfelf whit refrethments. " F. P. ROBINSON, lAent.-Cot. tit QR. V." The following Circular Letter has been fent to the Commanding officer of Prince William of Glou cetter's regiment of Light Infantry, to be delivered I among the non-cotnmiffinned officers and privates Ste, Gimletltcr Houfe, Sept. 6, thoe. • I am cmumanicd by the Duke of Gloueefter, to exprefs to you the very high fenfe he entertains of the great attention flacon by the Corps under your command, to the memory of his late Royal Highnefs, his beloved father, on Wednefday lath I atn to return you the Duke's belt thanks, and to requelt you will communicate them to every Officer and Gmtlemaa in the Corps, anring them, that M nothing they could have fo much obliged hr Royal Highnds, as in talifying their wiped for Ins Father on that melancholy occafion. 1 have the honour to be, Sir, Your molt obedient and humble fcrvant, To Major Blake, &e. &c. R. HAMILTON. The different regiments compofing the ad brigade of Loyal London Volunteers, muttered yetterday at their ufual places of parade, and were infpedecl by Lieutenant Colonel MARTIN. They were afterwards marched to London Field, Hackney, where they were reviewed by General the Earl of Hamm:Gros. They drew up in the following military line : t. The Firft Regiment of Loyal London Voluntesrs, Colonel Birch, Commandant. S. Sixth ditto, Robert W:gr.un, Efq M. P. Lieutenant ColoLel 3. The Ninth Regiment, Lieutenant Cotinel Haukey. 4. The Tenth ditto, H.C. Comb; £aq. M. P. Commandant. S. 1. leventh ditto. Major Reid. The Reviewing General was grilled by Colonels STEWART and WHALE. his aids-de.camp ; General BLAQ..IIWRRE, Quarter Matter General ; and Gene ral GORDON, Adjutant General. Brigadiers Gene ral PHIPPS, CARKUTHLRS, and the Earl of BANBURY,. were alfo in the field. The different corps dilcover ed a becoming degree of emulation. The corps did not leave the field until pal fcven, and were not dif mitred at their parades until near nine o'clock. PREPOSSESSION....- The celebrated phyfingaornift Lasater, has declared that no part of the tate tends Co much to convey a pleating prepoffdlion, in fay' or of any one, as the appearance of a let of regular and beautifully white teeth, as it imports the idea of open nefs of character, and gives a confidence in the per. fon that potreffes them. Bur:Ales Rcilorative Toth Powder (lands unrivalled in its excellence lot this par. pole. It is a certain preventative againfl torth ache, arid eradicates the fcurvy and its cattier, via. f:ll,d -nels and fponginefs ot slims, and it gives to the mouth every appearance of health an .l beauty, mak ing the teeth pearly white, and lips and gums to allume a delicate red or verrni::iAt c:iloor. It may he had of moll Medicine Venders and Perfumers in every own, in Dozes, at as. gd. each. • • • •