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FASHIONABLE ARRANGE:k T FNTS FOR THE WEEK. T:IIS rI7I:NINC. Prince of Wales's Dinner, Carkton Houk. Lady WLntworth's Rout, Whitehall. TU EsDAY. Mr. Williams Hop,.'* Grand Dinner,Parley-Mrcet. Vifcotuncis W.ntwortles Rout, Seymour Rent. Ladf littletott's Rout, Berkeley-I •••rt. I.ady Bridg••t Rogueries Rout, Dover-Rrcet. Tudiufron's Rout, Foley-book. wCI , NESDAY. Cuuntefs of Poramoutlis Rout. Lady I.ittlmon's Rout. 11:m.1100'1es Rou:, Lerkeky.fgnare. :Mrs. William Goßing's Mubc, I'onland place. Eari of Derby's Dinner, Grarcnor-f.puu.c. 7 II U 11l 3 DA T. I tidy Harerrood's Rut. Lnvagcr 1.1,4 Hatyspetri Party, PI Rout. Portland-place. FRIDAY. Mr. Wm. Smith% Grant Diuncr. Pari-flrcet, Wcftminiter. SATURDAT. 13..rooefs Nulcken's Rout. tu. Sprakces bittog.r. Palatc-lard. SUNDAY. Marc/dozers of Safifbory's Firil Concert. VlnounterstHampden's hlufic. Airs. Brooks's ?dude, Harley-Rivet: Yenerday „morning, about half pail 12 o'clock, a fire broke out at No. 8, Bell's-buildings, Salif bury-fquare, which raged with fo much fury as to threaten the deftruiftion of feveral adjoining houfcc, but owing to the along party walls, the only one dekroyed was the one in which the fire originated. Mr. PAIICHASI, a Clerk in the Commercial Com miffioners' Office, and a lodger in the honk, find ing himfelf in danger of being burnt, threw him fel( out of the two pair of (lairs window, the fpec tators having firfl provided and placed below three feather beds for him to fall upon, notwith [landing which he unfortunately broke his thigh, and was eitherwik much hurt. He was taken to St. Bartho lomew's hofpital with very little hopes of recovery. Several of the neighbours having judged it ne cefiary to remove their furniture into the Square, it was immediately attacked by a great number of plundering wretches. Fortunately, however, a detachment from the Eall London Militia arrived about two o'clock, and put a flop to any further depredations.—The fire, we undertland, originated by a lighted candle being left in a bed-room dole to the bed furniture. Saturday fel:knight a foot-race was run from Wakefield Bridge to Doneafter Bridge, a dittance of about nineteen miles and a half, between Mr. B. Wavoir, of Wakefield, and Mr. WM. Ray NOR, of Dodworth, near Barntley, which was won by the former beating his antagonilt about fifty yards : the diftance was run in two hours and fifty-five minutes. A great concourfe of tpettators lined the road fur feveral miles from Wakefield, and a number of horfemen attended them all the way. The wager was forty to twenty guineas. Confider able fums were betted on the occation, and the knowing ones were taken in. The Gentlemen tinted at two o'clock in the afternoon, and kept nearly together all the way, Rarsos ficquently taking the lead. h rat-own% r.tl cositolkird. and evinced great Itrcni;th and bottom in the winner. Bets at flarting were fix to four on Rayane.—At the fame time, a grey poney belonging to Mr. Shatpus, of Ardflev, near Wakefield, flailed to go the fame diftanee in one hour his than the foot. race was run, which it performed with cafe in one hour and a half, carrying a perfon of twelve (tone Extra& of a letter from Alexandria, dated Jan. 12.—" We failed from Malta about the end of November and had a very fine patrage until we cams within fight of the Egyptian Coaft, when the wind blew fo bard that we were obliged to run into Aboukir Bay, where we landed ; and from thcace walked acrofs the defart to Alexandria. Almott the whole oP the Staff which came with us, and which left England in September laft, ' were informed on their arrival here, that their fervices were not wanted ; and that they were to return home immediately. Ina few days after, j was fent to do duty at Rofetta, where there was a detachment of the 26th light dragoons, with other troops; but all the Englith were obliged to eva- 1 cuate that place about fix or (even days ago, in confequence of the plague, which was raging with ronliderable violence in the Indian army, en camped within three or four miles of the town. — The diforder at that time was confined CO the In dia:: foldiers.—A molt horrible tranfaCtion took place juft before I left Rofetta. Several unfortu nate girls, natives of the country, to the number elf about thirty, who had been kept by Englith Officers and others, were at the moment of being sieferted by their lovers, murdered in cold blood by the Turks, an.l their bodies were thrown into the Nile. A linniar att was perpetrated at Cairo, when that place was evacuated by the French, and it is feared that many wretched females at Alexandria will flare the fitme fate, on the depar ture of our troops.—We imagine this country will Curtly be evacuated by the Britith. The 54th and t3th havealreade embarked for Malta; and no regiment on the Englith eflablithment remains but tlrz afah Light Dragoons and Dillon's regiment. The plagtie has not made its appearance in Alex andria." ILXCLIStI STATE LOTTERY.-Thirty-futh Day. Nos. 19,862, 17,443, prizes of tool—Nos. 25,950, 3T495 , 40,764, prizes of 501. The Tickets Nos. 24,933 and 25,943, drawn yeaerday Prizes of Ten Thoufand Pounds each, were both fold at Melfrs. HAZARD Busies, and Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange; le former in One-fourth, Two-eighth, and Eight Sixteenth Shares, and the latter in a whole Ticket, at which Oeice No. 14,068, a Prize of Twenty Thoufand Pounds was likewife fold in a whole Ticket, and the following Prizes in the prefcnt Lottery, all in Pules, viz.—No. 17,872, a Prize •of 10,0001.; NI-. 35,440, a Pike of soool. ; No. 51,1139, a Prize of wool. ; Nos. 19,769 and 22,157, Prizes of soul. each. No. 20098 drawn this morning ;trim droop', was fold and regifiered by Mr. Necootson, t 6. Cornhill, to two Gentlemen, at Lynn, In Nor. folk; and No. 17.993, drawn lag Wednefday a prise of 20,0001. was divided and fold in Sixteen Sixteenth Shares, at the abase Office. Frem the LONDON C.IZETTE, .eftril 10. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAK•OFFICE, APRIL 10, 18c2. id Regiment of Life-Guards—Captain NichoLa Toler Ring- Rey, from the gzeen's German Regiment, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Sir b'aniuel Hannay, who exchanges; Lieu tenant William to be Captain of a Troop, without pur chafe, vice Kinney, who retires; Cornet and Sub-Lieute nant Henry Adolphus Proelor to be Lieutenant,by purchafe, . . vies Biair. - Q2een'a (knitan Regiment--Captain Sir Samuel Hannay, 13:rt. from the 2d Life-Guards, to he Captain, vice Kieg- flry, w•ho e ichAnge94 Commidiuns in the Effie: Militia, figned by the Lord I.ieutenant. Frederick NATau, ifg. to be Deputy-Lizutcnant. DEtcd I, 1802. a • Enk,m William Tyler, of the Eaft EiTex Regiment, to be I aeu ttnaatt in the fame, ♦icc Fox, rell;:ned. Vatt.d Jam tB. Robert Gilbert Livingfmi Mutton :1...1 to be Endo to n va cant Company In the LE" 11.L t itnent. Dated Ilareli XBO2. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. May 22. John Underwo o d, of Great Marrumough-arect, St. James, ICliddlcfez, apotincary, dealer end chapman, at ten, at Guild::all. April 27. Thomas Like, late of Old Brampton, Middlefer, builder, carpenter, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPk.RSEDED. Liticlfay, of Nlancbettcr, manuCieturer. BANKRUPTS. William Entwine, of Entwine, Lancaflaire, cotton-manufaelu rel., dealer and chapman, to huventier April 27, 28, and May 22, at tlaven, at the Wheat-Shear, in Edgworth, near 13oltun. Attorney, Mr. Edmund Haworth, of Turton, Dear Holton. Joie& Cozon, late of Quern-ftreet, Cheapfitle, London, mer chant, .Ipril 17, at eleven, April 24, at twelve, and May as, at one at Guild4all. Attomies, MeffrN Smith and Son, in Bafmghall-fl rect. i Ilia. Bralenlaam, Shrewfbnry, Salop, mercer, linen-draper, der cr at d chapman, May 3,4, and al, at twelve, at the Gui.l4 .11, Shrewfbu ry. Attornies, Mr. Henry Racer, Kirby ftreet, Hatton-Garden, London; or Mr. Richard Lozdale, . . Shrewfbury. - Frederick Gardner, late of Great St. Helen's, London, under- • writer, dealer and Chapman, April t 7, May t, at ten, aid May 22, at eleven, at Attorucy, Mr. Itobinfon, Pref- cut-lircrt, Gotoknan's-Fic:ls. John Moldy and James Rule, of Birmingham, fadors and co panncrs, April 23, 24, and May 22, at the Stork Tavern, in Birmingham. Attornles, Mr. Jahn Alexander, Bedford-row, London; or Meffrs. Lee and Corrie, Birmingham. Chriftopber Anderfon, of Newsaftle-upon-Tyne, &cell:monger, du der and chapman ' May 7,8, and 22, at eleven, at the Shak efpcare Tavem.lsievreaftle-uposs-Tyrte. Attornics, Mr. Robert Young, Iskweaftle-upon-Tyne; or Mr. Richard Nel- fon, Swallow-ftreet, Hanover-fquare. Robert Drake and Ebenezer Goddard, of Newgate-street, Lon don, wine and bendy-merchants, dealers, chapmen, and Co.l Jrtners, April 17, 24, and May 22, at one, at OnildhalL— A ttorncy, Mr Mills, Ely-place, HorJorn. William Henry Lovell, of Fetter-lane, London, leather-feller,. April 13, 24, and May 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorn ey, Mr. C. Warr, Gray's-Inn. Jofeph Anduion, of Cl. re-ftreet, Clare-Market, Middlefes, butcher, dealer and ch.ipmin, April ts, 17, at eleven, and May 22 31 twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Benjamin Moorfieldr. David Hill, of the Townthip of Lindley, parifh of Hudderf• tat id, Yukfhire, cloth-duller, dealer and chaptnan, April 23, 34, at the White Hut, in Hadtlenfield, and May 21, at the Pack-Horfe, obertown, parish Bir itall, Yorkfldre, at ten. _ _ Attornics, Mr. Stepherfon, in Holmfirth, near Hudders&l d, or Mr. *swipe, Chancery-lane, London. William Boyle and William Hannah, of Blaakfriars-Road, Barmy, oilmen, dealers, chapmen, and copartn. rs, April iy, May 1, at ten, and May 22, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Aftorney, Mr. Holloway, Chancery-lane. DIED. In Englifit-ilrect, CarliClc Mils Eliz. Milburn, aged a. Anclerfton. near Gaigow, on the z6th ult. Mr. John Govan, manufatturer, in the Bcth year of his age. Cl 7 R I OU:i FRUIT.—t. Two new Currants, obtained frum feed ; one red, the other white: they both brin.y fruit as large as Come grapes, in bundles fix inches long, and h.ng gas the tars thicker than the leaves; they have a pe culiar biiiiiaticy of colour, a full-fiavourcd fweetnefs, and bulk poigr.:n (Width - far beyond all others. 2. Three new Straw berries, viz r. The Cherokee, a monfirous fruit, often five inches round, and of mutt exquifite flavour; it bears Co abun dantly, that one root frequently fills a plate. a. The Paraguay, equal to the former in every fine property, and comes later, fo a. to give a long fucceffloo. 3. The Great Modena Hautbois, the molt delicious of the Strawberry tribe, Its very high flavour and wonderful fragrance mire it far above all competition. Currant trees, (such fort fcparately.) fix in a bundle, for ros. 6d. Strawberry plants, (each fort feparately,) so in a bundle, for MS. 6d. Sold at Crocker's, St. Alban's-ft.reet, Pall-mall.—No credit Pay pottage. SUFFOLK. TO BE LET, and Entered upon Immediately, ALL that capital MANSION-HOUSE. called GREAT THURLOW HALL, in the Paid County, to gzther with the Cuach-houfe, Stables, Gardens, and two Pad docks of rich Mum Land, containing Nine Acres (more or kfs). The MANORS of GREAT THURI.OW and HUNDON (an adjoining Manor) will be Let with the Houfe ; they are very extenfive and well Rocked with Game. There arc two Packs of Fox Hounds and a Pack of Harriers in the neighbourhood. The Premifes are Nine miles from Newmarket, Sixteen from Cambridge, and fifteen from Bury St. Edmund's. l•or further Particulars enquire of Mr. Jenkin, of Bury ; or Mr. Cultanee, Surveyor, at Cambridge. SamuelThonagun,of Great Thurlow,will thew the Premifes. A MANOR, with a RESIDENCE and FARM in HAND, TrrHE FREE, and ADVOWSON, NEAR MARLBO ROUGH, IN WILTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SCOTT , • At Garrawars, Thabge-alley, Lor.don, on Friday, the 7th of May, at is o'Clock, (in one Lot), except difpoted of by Pri vate Contma by the 30th of April, AA CAPITAL ES'rATE, the MANOR of EAST KENNETT, with the Royalties, Adrowfon &c. phufantly fituate in a healthy, (porting, and favourite part of the County of Wiles, on the border and within half a Mile of the Bath Road, 4 -1 Miles from Marlborough, 8 from Caine, 9 from Devises, s 7 from Bath, 23 from Sallibury, and 79 from London, comprifing a handfotne, modern, uniform, well meted Family Houle and Offices, fpacious walled Garden, Orchard, Lawns, &c. with 382 Acres of exceeding good Arable and Pat ton: Land, with rich water Meadows, the river Kennett run ning by part of the Eflate, ornamenting and enriching the Lands, part of which amincloted, and the whole compaa and adjoining, with Farm Yards, Barns, Dove-houte, and ample Out-buildings, at convenient &fiances, and fix Cottages in the Village. Alto the Advowfon and right of Patronage to the Donative or perpetual Curacy of the Parifh Church of tali Kennett; the precut Incumbent is middle-aged. _ This interelting property eminently merits - attention ; the re fidence is judkloully fcated In a vale, furrounded by plating and varied cultivated home Views, capable of accommodating a large Family, and in a very neat hate ; the Lands are in good order, the whole forming a complete filar., abounding with Game, excellently fupplied with water, and 'lythe-free, includ ing al to the great and (man Tythes of the remainder of the pada'. The valuable vowing Elm and AS Timber will alfo be included in the purchafe • and immediate polidfina may be had, both of the Rd/Acme a nd the Farm. The Bailiff will thew the Mate (Sundays excepted.) Printed particulars will be ready by the isth of April, at the Cale, Marlborough; the Bear, Devizes • Catherine Wheel, Caine ; Angel, Clalppeuham ; Talbot or L ondon Inn, Briftol • Cattle and Ball, Bath ; Crown, Reading ; Pelican, Spisenhan; Land ; Sun, Maidenhead; at S alt Hill; at Garraway's; aad of fir. Scott, Ludgate-4, wfkre a Mae of the Eftato may be ices. • TO n I.F.T, FURNISHED, And entered urn immediately. RARFORD 1122 r Downton, Wilts ; A•P with walled Gardens, Ilot-hotifts, Stables. Grasch-boufes, and a;l4,ther convenient Offic‘s, and MS Acres of Paula:Land, late in the occupation oi tie: Earl of Mahwelbury. About 20 Ace:. more of Palture Lanai may be had if roluired, and the Manor of Hatnptw;;rth, adjoining to Downton, will be let with the above.—liarford-Houfe is only fix miles front Salithury. Fwd. e of Mr. Aniey, Clofe, Salitlitery ; or of Mr. Mou• linti, Downton, Wilts, who will fhew the Prcnacs. ?OR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Lon4ton Tioicrn, FoxNote-Rita, 1.1) mouth, on Mon day the 3.1 D:ty of May next, at Ten Wt. lock is the Forenoon, TIIE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz: ExrouTATioN : About :co Q2artcr Butts rich old Nlabtga Wine of fupt.rior y. Cafes / Cattle Soap. 33u Boat' (btantity of Cott, Poole. Being the rernaindtr of the Carp of the Swedifh brig Maria ElicaLeth, detained on her voyage. from hlalaga to klorlais and fineccontkinneJ as prize to his klajelty's thips Sufatants. Garland, and hired armed cutter Allibator. For Sample,. CataltsNes, Ste. apply to James Sykes, Ertl. Aruudell-Rrcet, Strand ; oto John Hassker, Merchant, I'lym.ut!. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, 1. oxhole.R . ect, Plyntouth,lnun ediate ly after the Sale of the Wine and Snap, TH E FOLLOWING GOODS, viz: FOR RICCORTATION i .• About So Hognic.iels French Reel Wine. 39 Cates Claved %Tar. 4o Ditto Unclaytil did°. 33 C ‘ ,3 (133 1 Guadaloupe Coffee. 4 aNTA 7 Cake Sugar. /OR 1110)4t CUNSOMPTION, A handrome modern-built Chariot, a Cuticle or Gig, with Curriele and Gig Harnefs Compkat, and iundry ether Arti cles, the property era Gentleman going Ahreid. Alfo, the Dana brig Hue KustyNte.l, burthen «bout ir..c Tons.—She is an exceeding handy little Veda fur any Trade; is well fount in Stores, and has lately had a thorough rtpair ; may be fort to fca immediately. Fer further in.ormt.cion, Catalogues, Inventerics, /Ste. apply to Mr. John Harrher, Msr chart, Plymouth. FOR SALE. 3Y PUBI.IC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-Itrcet, Plymouth; after the _ . Said of the Huelturnfoibi. , THE FOLLOWING GOODS in SUNDRY tOR EXPORTATION: 6 Cafes Cartoon Paper 2 elicits Copper balms 4 Cants Linked 00 I 3 Barrels Knives Part of the Carp of the Prawn brig Morgan Stern ; con demned as prize to his Majefty's Mips Dietator and others. For Viewing, Catalogms, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Poxhuk•Qrect, Plymouth, after the Wine he. of thc Nornicrneti, 'T'HE FOLLOWING GUOI)S: viz. FOR LIMITATION, About too flhdt. Preach Red Wine. Part of the Cugu of the 'row Hargonde ; condemned as prise to his Alajeßy's hired armed mute Swan, Lieutenant Henry Stanley, Commander. Fur S.unples, Catalogues, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, • At the London Tavern, Fozhok-ftreet, Plymouth, after the Oak of Wine, per Vrow liellegondo, • THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz. FOR EICORTATION, 10 Calks Powder Blue r Bale of Paper —— . Part of the Cargo of the PruAan Koff Zum Gatton Eufwyck; condemned as prize to his Majefty's hired armed cutter Coniti tution, Lieutenant John Whitton, Commander. Fur Catalogues and furihcr Information apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Fozholc-itrect. Plymouth, after the Sale of Goods, per Zuni Gattun Enfwyck. THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz. TOR IMPORTATION OR /lONIC CONPUNM:IION. About rroo Dutch Bricks or Kliiikcrs. Tiles. it Calks ditto Tams. 24 ditto Slacked I.ime. Part of the Cargo of the American brig Ann, condensed as prize to his Majetty's fbip Spitfire, Rubt. Kcen, Efq. Com mander. For Catakriaes, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawkcr, Merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Pozholc•Rrcct, Plymouth, after the Sale of the Brick., &c. THE Good Swedillt Galliafs ASSISTENTIE ; Barthel about z:to Torm—She is a remarkable flroug and good Wild, well found in Stores, and calculated fur gene ral purpofes. For Inventories, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At the London Tavern, Fulliole-it - real, Plymouth, (after the Sale of the Nile,) THE Copper-bottomed Brig FLORA, (late liirzti Armed Erig in his Weft?, Scrvicc,) Length, - . 73 6i Breadth, a: Wt Depth, 9 9 Adincarn/ 42 /4i 69-94 Tons. She is a molt complete WITH for any Trade where a Vac' of her dimenfions is required, and is abundantly found in.good Stores. She requires but little to fend her to fee immediately. For Inventories and further information apply to Mr. John Hawker. Merchant, Plymouth, who will difpofe at the fame place and time for exportation, /8 Tierces I Cafe Guadaleupe Sugars, and 12 Bags a Calk• and t Cafe Brinlitene. 0 Plymouth, sth Aped, /NI& ADAMS', SOLVENT for the STONE and ORATII. IF a Medicine could (land in need of further en. eosnium, after a fuccelsiul experience of above twenty yia.t.;; the two remarkable cures of joGali Thomas, Efq. of Guinea.. fired, Briftol; cod of the k ev.Mr. Molineux, of (;arboldilhani, Norfolk, would be fulßcient to dtablifh its reputation beyood the doubts of the molt fceptical. It is not poffiblc to give the particulars in tae fpace of all Advertifement, though both thee Gentlemen, from the molt laudable motives, with to make th= cafes known for the benefit of the affiktcd in like circumtlane....„ well knowing the falutary quality of the Solvent, and its Zr.,- prietor being a Surgeon by profeflion. The former cafe incur. teitibly proves nut only the Medicines efficacy in diMilviiithe confirmed Stone, but allo preventing its return. Cu5L:e..7 : ,.... rsfGtrr drahil. Fur a further account of the cures utfetAd the Solvent fee" Perry on the Stone," Bth edition, price as which arc detailed the cabs of Lord Sackville. the FLs.i. A 7%, I lan:ikon, Lady Lyttleton, Sir John Call, Mr. Stepheufiut, Mr. 8.11, furgeinni s dte. &c. The limpl.; Craved is removed by a few doles of the Solvent, which by correcting the calculous Ji.ethefii iu the lisbit, efri..— tu.illy prevent the /urination of the Stone. . . 1:11c Solvent is prcp.tred only by S. Perry, Surgeot.; at,d. fold whOlcfale and rstai: by his agents, Chines and Butler, No. 4 . Ch.:apfide; and ritail :lidding and Co. No. 76, oppolitc tl to Paythenit.Oxfortbitreet; anal by one Medicine ven.lzr in ever town in the United Kingdom, in bottles of ss. sd. ;Is. 6d. and it. as. !lamps included. To prevent counterfeits, every coutUe wrapper w written on " Clang and Butler." Vt/ HEN ProleIlion:II Men of education and re' v fponfibitity deviate from the general fyttcm by the fc • Wigan of a peculiar Brar.ch, the fandtion of long continued Needs is the belt criterion of Mperiority. Eight years have I devoted my pradiceto the evelnEve rneat. ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the foccifsful rcfuit my plan gives me additirmal ardt.or to Opp& as far as am Able the r4vaces cr thofe cvnsplaints which are the Weft import ant it the catalogue of human infirmities. After iott:ation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formzd a wills at an reriod of Practice to ref,:tte als from the icnorance of um..iocated Men, or dye equally dan gerous prc . Lipitancy of general Praaitiancrs. The 'REF. DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have de voted my attention, compria4 every rpeciell of VENEREAL INVECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.-2.11y. AU kinds cf DEBILITY, whether :wiling Irom the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and !Ally that de rangement of the fyil ern in Women which is called BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difnks ate the refult o(lpar:ince or Mlle in the treatmem of a fin:; t;. Gonorrhea, and not unlrequently hap. pens that the feeds of Life ::r: poifaned by the indilerction of all unguarded hour. Ey a [ulterior method filch Complaints are cafily cured, and even Where others have failed, I trait that I may prefume offera radizal re-ettahliihment Few,however, are I:tc rtes of complicatod diftrefs in the diforder compered with the calamitous &mations of Men,whe front indulgence ina SOLI rARI' VICE, or the prevalent Gait. des of a fitildnnable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confc4uesice ot loch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery,but care: fully conceals his misfortune, it may be Come coAlbiatien ire him to know, that although It be an object of doubt or uncur tainty with other Praditioncrs, the remora) of thefe 13. , :F!- CIENCIES by the gradual pra t ; refs of Renovation is the acquire. ment of my experience. If tits rite• of Bac:Moor Venuv have begun to reduce tr.anly vigour, mu^b anxiety will be prevented by an early couyteraetion ef this lanzuid • Hate, and in th , s 4;aft:S CO great ditheuhies will occur. But where this has for years exifted,o prop et Per. feveran ce iv in difpenlifity regniete to revive the Etat:bring apart s of I.lfe, and to re-animate the Conftittition. MARSUFD WOMEN, who have long been deappointrdi In their expedations of a Family, may be t.iffired, dints' ate 2 Manteca Inch (It - feels are curable by Medical skin. The SECRECY which is fo etlet:till to my uodertaklng, and the Qualifications which I have prefunted to Rate, form the Batts or my Pracnfinus, and in coincidence with full this Intl • merlon is given, that Mr may he confulted pefonaliy (nr by letters inclofing a frn,'l note) at his hoefe, N 0.29, Ana del-ltreet, Strand, ',ear There is an acitStional e•-•ran , ze in `fater-itrtet adjoith and the name is on bath the doors. Mangle* nt the r q.5r,,,,r. Extraet of a Letter trom Mr. Court It, a very reft , cetable 4:,n -tleman farmer of Lcvington, near Ipfwich, to Mr. Tunstas WHITE, matter of the Academy at Colchefter. DSir, 1 Jane a, aoz. \v ‘. you write to DT. BRODU Al, pray inibtrit him that I have received from his medicines all the bt. nefit my molt fanguinc expatiations could lead me to hark for. or my melt (-A:melt willies could induce me to hope.—N'ly care was an irruption on my face of the molt virulent oat we, that was not merely extremely troubkfume, but tali) rendered me e]C(l . - Gvely low (plated andill; I ftrk'tly followed the rules preferib , d in the Doctor's publication, and was in a fliort time molt caliy enrol—lt is now nearly two years film.: I took the clues, and have never fine had the ilighteti ilium of my tro4- hieratic diforder. I feel it a duty which !owe the commutii.y, (and I am furs your juft mode of thinking induce ) ou to join in the fentiment,) that the Dodtor thould he at liberty to make this cafe public for the benefit of fidfering individuals. be ing myfelf infinitely above regarding any ranarks that may b.: made on It by the infulent, the invidious, or tie w. _ YoursSnecrelf, COOP:::R. My Son, John Newman, who now lives at Sir Wm. ton's, was cured by Dr. Batinum eight Years back, and LA, never l-ad a ret,pfe fince ; his complaint was Lola of Spcech..n.l Epileptic Fits. Witnefs my Hand, JOHN NEWMAN, April 12, 1800. At the White - Hatt Inn, Nevar.arl - , t. Mrs. Jewel, Grocer, IVosiel-street, near the Swan, Brontp , tt, was afflicted 6 yens with a Complication of 1)11m - skis, which baffled the Mill of feveral perfuns ut the profeffion ; her bexl y n as (welled in a violent manner, fo much as to be called by lonic the Dropfy, ionic a Bilious complaint, ate. her legs were in tacit a fituation as the ;axles to fpread over the flux at times ; the was afraid from an opprefhon in her brcait, of being clouted tor .want Li breath. lu this condition her tifebccarm a bunks; L ing of any relief from Medicine, but fortunately - plying to Dr. Bacwom, was perf.-elly recovered Ly his Nl.t VO US CORDI.II- Any perfon queltioning the auihenticitii of the above, may, by application, or by letter ;polt-paiei), rcccise full fatiefadion. 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