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RI! the Refetta wl.• appointed for its defence. Fic! lire. wer'• pla:!.1 n the moil commanding I• ' • • in the int. - ...aLls of the numerous arid carer the ihcre, nil of which were lined o ;11 the t.:ac:: on either wing being Ilankeo a a cannon, an i parties of cavalry held in readinefs to :lvaire. The fire of the enemy was fueceffively opened From. their mortars and field pieces, as the boats 2ot withln their reach; and -as they approached to the (bore, the exceffive difcharge of grape-that and of maquetry from behind the Smut-Hills, feemed to threaten them with deltrudior:, while the Cattle of Aboukir on the right' flank maintained a militant and harraffing difcharge of large thot and thells ; but the ardour of our officers and men was not to be damped. No moment of hefitation inter vened. The beach was arrived at, a footing ob tained; the troops advanced, and the enemy forced to relinquiffi all the advantageous pofitions which they had held. The boats returned without delay for the fecond divifion • and before the evening the whole army, with f e w exceptions, was landed , - with filch articles of provifions and ftom as re quired the molt immediate attention. I refer to the General's report for the lots fullained by the army in this dangerous and difficult fervice. I en clofe the cafualties of the fqnadron and tranfports, and feel much fatisfaftion in conveying to their • Lordfluips my full tellimeny to the merits of all the Officers and men employed under my orders on - this arduous eccafion (Signed) KEITH. Copy of a letter from Admiral Lord KEITH, K. B. Comman der in Chief able hiajefty's Chips and verde in the 114editer. to EVAN NEIMAN, Efq. dated in Aboukir Bay, March t 6, rBos. Sir—The army had a fharp conflict with the enemy on the 13th, as they advanced towards Alexandria, for the particulars of wh;ch. I refer to the General's details. I enclofe, for their Lord !hips information, an account of the lots fuffered on that occalion by the detachment of feamen un der the direCtion of Captain Sir SIDNEY SMITH, and by the battalion of Marines under the com mand of Lientenant Colonel Smirk', both co operating with the army on fhore. (Signed) 221 TH• Return of feamen employed on fhore under the orders of Cap tain biz WILLIAM SIDNIT SMITO, killed end wounded in • the *Rion et the Sigth March, trot. Foudro) ant, t kaman wounded. Ajax, I leant= kilted, s femme wounded. Tice, s feaster kited, tt Stamen wounded, 4 fines dead. Northurniscrlar - !, t ()Etc? , 4 frame wounded. Minotaur; • r a nt = k one karma woundmi. Tmal--z (Aker, s killed, tip feamen wounded. Offii.er's name wounded—Mr. Wright, Midlipman of the Notthiunberland. RUTH. Reenttl of Med and wounded in (Sighed) tilt battalion of Marines, COlN mended by Lieutenant-C.lmi Sam m,ferving with the army trader the orders of General Sir RALPH Muammar, in the aElion of the 13th March, stns. Two Micas. 21 rank and ilk killed. 4 Officers, s Empties, a drummers, 117 rank and ilk wounded. Teel—mt. NAMES OF OFFICERS KILL I.D AND WOUNDED. Pane litiffey, Firit Lieutenant (rank in Battalion Captain), killed. john Linyee Shea, ditto, killed. Vannes Minto, Captain (rank in Battalion Major), wounded. Robert "orthicon, Captain, wounded. John Parry. MB Lieutenant, ditto. George Peebles, Second Lieutenant, ditto. (Signed) ILLITIL A Lift of Oleos and Seamen belonging to the Ships of War and Tranfpeeta,geied, Wounded, and Miffing in difembark • ing the ip Aboukir Bay, the Bth of March. Foudroyant.s t feamatt wounded ; Total s. g know killed,4 (amen wounded; Total 7. sihminn lusundull Swillguo, r Moms reran= worded; Total 3. s fine= Wink ihtlto I. °u/ 4. ToldAy, a fawns ice , fauna woooduts Tow 4. Debtor, t form 11110,4 Mei, :lemon waded,'; Total 3. ' Iltwora, s f laser wooded OVA s. eforillYdreamo 2 fildlow.l fawns wounded; Total is. isteditica, s foiwnik wounded. Chain. t 014 ,1 4 4 Intenen wounded; Total s. Icemen ode, t Misuse killed, r &neon wounded, a (cameo =magi Total 4. Mot, s Emma. wounded. Rants. t &wean blip& a feamen wounded; Total 3. Rebore:. t few= wounded. . Alligator, t fames Med, 5 ream.= wounded ; Total 4. Romulus, t fames fried, t roman wounded t Total 2. Venal, 3 femme kid, t Camas fir; Total 4. hetia, 4 founiutiewroded. itcsnlos, t Rum had, z iceman wounded, Total S. laconfinnt, s faunae killed. Thlllst, I (canna killed. Fiche, t karma eintanged. Cycloits, c fesmitmiellnob HMO/I, t feemalwandod. Wool Cm* wnlidell IpNewds, t Meer aruieded. 011embet *NM eNnlidrd Total 2. Cemosinon, limionwonded. Treabsorts.—Ranger, Ufa. tsfi. t finnan wouwlcd. Emweany. No. 31, s immie wounded. .Antpkitritt, No. it, 2 farm wounded. Amorist, No. est, s fesmen wounded. Zephyr, No. ap, t lemon killed. Ronne of Wales, No. 35,1 Leaman wounded. Medea, No. sat, Anima wounded. Julio/ Carer, N 0.31, a rearm wounded. Caner, r fantail wearied. Dover, A. 1. a kaolin wounded. flora. No. lE' a lamas wounded. Amphitrite, No. 33.1 Iceman wounded. Total—lS laurels killed, 7 Oflicers, 65 fearnen wounded, 3 keener mifinp. NAMES OF OFFICERS WOUNDED. Stately, Lana:sant John Bray. Europa, Llentstsest Gene Thomas. Dolphin, Licatenent Francis Collins. Suiftfore.Mr.jaket kindly. beda Charon. Mebane Oglslay, Mafter'sT i xr Ipitigenlajoha Domwitan, Muter, Edward Robinfon, Middaipstun, fine dead. (Signed) acne. Estran of a letter from the Right Hon. Lord K arra, cam roamer, his Majelty's !Fri, and 'died, in the Mediterraneen, to EVAN Ns raw se, EN. seer, tag of the Admiraity, dated' .Bth March. IEOI. Aboukir Ciple has capitulated. In the after noon the Capstan Bur arrived with two Mips of the line, four or five frigates and corvettes, and lOme !mall ',circle of the cotntay. •DMIRALTY-OFFICIio MAY 99 ISOI• Copy of a letter to Lord Kai ra, from Captain jaccsox. of kb Staidly's Coup la Count Crroteiat, dated Port Mahon. janutry. 2. MY Luca--I have the honour to inform your Lordlhip of his Majelly's Coop under my com mand, twenty leagues S. S. W. off Cape Mole, having captured on the 3,11 of I)ecemfier, the Viva, Stranillt Settee pri.Ateer, belonging to Ma jorca, of ten nine-pounders, and eighty men ; the bad been out ten days from Palma, and had made but one capture, a Mahonefc, laden with wine from Port Mahon, bound to Citadella, which I (Signed) ROSTo j•CISOM• Copy of a letter front the Hpn. WI/reale CORNWALLIS, Admiral of the Bbse, fin. to EVAN Ng !lAN, EN. dated off Uftant, the 30th SIR—I have enclofed for their Lordfhips' In fpeßion a copy °fa letter from Captain Coosa of the Am ITHYS r, givingl an account cf his having captured a French corvette. (Signed) w. coaswezzis. AMETNTSr, at Sea, April I& Sts—l have the honour to acquaint you, that on the 9th init. in latitude 44 deg. 35 min. N. lon gitude to deg. \V. I captured the French national !hip corvette le General Brune, (formerly a mer chant fhip,) from Guadajoupe bound to Bour deaba, commanded by Citizen MARTIN, Lieute nant de Vaffeaux, mounting fourteen guns, fix pounders, and having on board one hundred and eight men, including General PELARDY, late Go vernor of Gaudaloupe, and Pike. (Sed) JOHN COOKE. Copy of a letter from the Honourable Was. Cost /twat. en, Admiral of the Blue, ace„. to EVAN NEIMAN, Efq. dated 3d infant. Sts—l enclofe a lift of veffels captured and re captured by the LEDA, fince the itch of March ; and have the honour to be, (Signed) W. CORNWALLIS. Lift of Veffels captured and recaptured by his Ma fhip LEDA, Gsoacts Hors, Efq. Captain. Englith fhip Bolton, of twenty-guns, eighteen men, and two hundred and eighty tons, from Demerara hound to Liver pool, laden with coffee, cotton, &c. captured by the Gi rend French privateer: recaptured March 12. French Ihip k Defirie, of eight men and feventy tons, from Bourdeaux bound to Brett, laden with wheat : captured Apt it s. Portugnefe ihip Czar, often men and one hunched tons, front Briltoybound to Lilbon, laden with famines ; captured by the Laura French privateer; recaptured April 9. French privateer Jupiter, of lixteen guns, fixty men, and ninety tons, from Modal:, bound on a cruise : captured May k. Copy of a letter from Mr. Joua STRwART, Commander of the prigate (hip of war EARL. SPENCER, to EVAN 111 REA N, Efq. dated Lillson,AprO 4. Slit—l be leave to acquaint you, for the infor mation of My Lords Commiffioners of the Admi ralty, that on Sunday the 29th of March Taft, in latitude 42 deg. t min. N. and longitude 9 deg. 3- min. E. I fell in with and captured the French iugBer privateer le Huron, of fourteen guns, (fix nine-pounders and four two-pounders brafs, and four iron fix-pounders,) with thirty-fire men, be longing to llourdcaux, out fifty-nine days. She had captured the Jerfey (M , Caaray) from Cork bound to Martiinque. The prifoners I have brought in here. (tiicd) JOHN STEWART. Copy of letter from t arn ihranam, of his Majelty's RIM END ?WON, to Mr. ansitx, dated at Sea, April x 3. Su—Be pleated to inform my Lords Commif fioners of the Admiralty, that his Majefty's fhip under my command, has this day captured the French cutter privateer le Furie, mounting four teen guns and fixty-four men, in fight of part of the Portuguefe Brazil convoy that had been dif perfed in - a gale of wind, and were totally unpro teEted, and for whom the Furie was cruising. (Signed) P. C. DURHAM. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. John Stagg, late of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, grocer. Thomas Mork, of Hadley, Glouceiteraire, clothier. BANKRUPTS. Robert Hasa, of Eton, Buthiughamthire, corn-dealer, to fur render May x 6, $3, and Jane SO. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attosthen,Meffro Kent and Mares,Clifford's-Inn,Fled-ftreet. Janes Lloyd, of Audiem, Chelhire, grocer, jaws, xsie and 20, at eleven, at the Green Dragon inn, Cheat's'. Amnia, Mr. PAM. Rol-Lion-fquarteluniao, or Mr. j.9veltie, Metter. Nichdlis Man Jackfon, sad Gasp IliWqm. GC liktard-ftreet, uil Soho, Walt:fag, lsonAaniem Pao s, 811V o r i g is en : at Gdhat AttoesetMr. J-s,Pcnselnirsh Edward Cavater,hss of deist Marpariffg, Lowe Menus ftreet, I'. May e 6, 13.80 d ISM so, atasekikl u tt: hall. Attendee, Meal% Vandereeen and Light. Haw , Canneerdbect. James Camper, of St. Pancras, Chichefter, Suffer. Ism-draper, May 14, at four, May 1,5„ at eleven, and June so„ at four, at the flip of the Dolphio,Chichefter. Attorney, Mr. Richard Daffy, Chitheiter. Thomas Coatis and John Cortis, of Grimfby, Lineninflaire, grocers, Jane 9, to, and so, at eleven, at the White Hart, Kieettaw-upon-Hatt Atto rnies, Mr. Ellis, Curikar-Brea. London ; or Mr. Robert Galland, Kingfion-upon-HulL Richard Beek, of Gloucefter, innkeeper, May 16, set and June so; at eleven, at the chriftepher Inn, Bath Anomie', Mare. Shepherd and Addington, Gray's-Inn-fquare, London; or Mr. Shepherd, Bath. fledge Riley, of the London-tend, Southwark, printer, May 25,23, and June so, at one, at Gainthall. Attorney, Mr. Brewer, Cow-lane, London. Jared' Makin, of Holborn, hiker, May 19, 23, and June so, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dyne, Scrjcant's-Inn, Fket ftreet. Thomas Patience, of New Broad-Rrtset, London, ftone.mafon, May 16,, 53, and June so, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chitty, Angel-coon, Thrognsarton-fired, I Amide,. Henry Marks, of High-fireet, St. GUes In the Melds, Middle filverfinith, May a a, )3, and June so, at ten, at Guildhall. Aachen., Mr. Frame, Little it. March ' s -lane, Long-Acre. Benjamin Clay, of Huddersfield, Yorkaire, linen-draper, June 3, 4. at the George inn, Hadder.Aeld, and June so, at tea, at the Pack-Hoek Inn, Robertown, Yutaka. Auenues, Mr. Bbekhura the younger, in Huddersfield; or Mr. Sykes, New Inn, London. DIVIDENDS. May 13. H. Webfter, of Fleet-ftreet, Ratianer, at tan, at Guildhall, London. May 16. J. Ceders, of Bow-lane, Chespide, wateboafanan, at eleven, at Guildhall, Landon. May 16. William Harper and Joieph Willon, of Cattle-court, Budge-row, London, merchants, at ten, at Owledheal. May Sl ' 11. sihrefter Sikes, of Huddersfield, beaker, at ten, at thePaelJtork inn, Husliknield. May di. Marmaduke Hare, of Kingiton-npon-Hun, grocer, at eleven, at the White-Hart Tavern, at Kingßon-upon-Hun. May tn. Jahn Braman and John Hii:eharn, of Cannon-strut, London, towers, at ten, at Guildhall. Mayas. John Fielder and Henry Railton, of New-gate-flint, Landau, whniefale linen-draper., at ten, at Guildhall. Mar 11,. Joreph WM:penny, of Hooky, Yorkihke, clothier, at ten, at the White Lion, Huddersfield. May a. Ruben Holmes, of Klekbampton, dealer and chap. man, at eleven, at the Scotch Arms, Rickergatc, May 23. James Trelegon, of the Strand, filverfmith, at ten, at Guildhall. May at. James Strahan, of Ipfwkh, corn.aierchant, at ten, at the Great White Horfe, fpfwich. May $3. James Cue the elder, of Shoe-lute, jeweller, at ten, at GuiWitall. The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week ending the 6th of May, 1801, is 770 71d. per hundred weight. Average price of Corn in EngLnd and Wales, front the Res. turns =din,: the ad of May, I gas. Wheat. I Rye. I Becky. Oats. Beans. Peafe. a. 4. a. d. s. d. s. d. 1 43 10 5 3 84 6 KS tt 71 6 is I Avaa=e prices of Foreign nn, by which the Bounty on eaaupaetatlau Is replaced, the week ending the ad of May. Wheat. Rye. Barley I ORM Beam Pak. s. d. s. d. s. 6,► d. s. d. • Ic4 7 6 .i 4 37 S 2 .f 47 if 49 u LAW INTPLLICZNCS: COURT OF KlNfes RENCK MAY COLLET V. LORD IBITII. Mr. Guass argued this tare on the part of the Plaintiff. It was an action of Trefpafs. The Declaration confined of two counts, charging the Noble Defendant with having feized and taken a chip belonging to the Plaintiff (the Argo naut, at the Cape of Good Hope). There were two ditlina, caufes of action—two trefpaffes com mitted, which were Rated in the declaration, and thefe were two di (Una fubflantative complaints, for each of which the Plaintiff might have maintained an action. But in order to avoid the multiplicity of faits, he had included both trefpaffes in one de claration. To which the Defendant had pleaded at the general iliac Not Guilty, and then he had pleaded feveral juttifications. It was alledged in the Defendant's pleas, that the fire and fecond trefpafs, Rated in the decla alaration as Min& trefpalfes, were one and the fame trefpafs ; and therefore the Plaintiff had de murred to thefe pleas. Mr. Gus!, in a very learned argument, endea voured to thew that by this mode of pleading the Plaintiff could not have that advantage to which he was in juftice entitled, as having two eaufes of action, for if he admitted the Def'endant's pleas, he mutt give up one of the caufes of action ; and if he denied the pleas, he mutt prove both trcl pales, before he could recover even for one. So that he was in a worfe fituation than if the gene ral iffue had been pleaded. Mr. PARK role to argue the cafe, on the part of the Noble Lod, but after form confideration, it was agreed that this cafe fhould Rand over a fe cond time, in order to give the Learned Counfcl an opportunity of confidering whether they would amend the pleadings. • •-• MAY 0.---coLtrr V. LORD RRITH• When this cafe was called on, Mr. PARR, of Counfel for his Lordlhip,faid, they had confidered what fell from the Court the other day ; and they did not think it right, in a matter of fo much im portance, to bind Lord Keith by fuch pleas as had been pleaded, and therefore, with the leave of the Court, they would amend. THE RING V. FOWEEDS. Mr. BRYAN Paid, that the Defendant flood charged with perjury, and was rendered by his bail ; he therefore moved, that.he be now charged with his Indietment ; which he was accordingly. The Court then proceeded upon new trials, in which no point of public intereft occurred. MAY 9. -CRIMINAL INFORMATION. A Rule was moved for to thew caufe why a Criminal information fhould not be filed againft a perfon of the name of Prieftland. That applica tion was made on the part of a Lieutenant of the Fluff Regiment of Dragoon Guards. It was un neceffary, Paid the Counfel, to make any obferva tions on the importance of fubordination in the army, and that military men, when they were in jured, fhould come to that Court for redrefs, in (lead of taking the law into their own hands. The circumftances he was about to [late happened at Northampton. The bans of marriage had been publithed twice between one of the privates of that Regiment and a woman of the name of Prieft land, the Defendant's filler. This private was kept in a conftant hate of intoxication, and had no Intention to marry this woman. This man againfl whom he moved had purchafed a licenfe to take them to church. Men in the army could not enter into &eh burdenfome engagements without the leave of their officers ; and this officer prevented this bufinefs from proceeding, and ordered this man to his quarters, who, when he became fober, ex preffed the ftrongeft obligations he was under to his officer for this happy deliverance. Another attempt was made upon him by this Lady and her friends, and he was again ordered back to his quar ters. Upon this Prieftland faid, he wifhed to fpeak to the officer, and in the pretence of a number of the men addreffed this fort of language to him— " You are no Soldier ; you are a d--d rafcal, and fcoundrel, and if I were one of your men I would retaliate on you." He afterwards, in the pre fence of feveral of the privates, held the fame fort of language of this Gentleman, laying he was a d—d rafcal, and a difgrace to the cloth ;he had a great mind to take him by the note. Lord Kleyow afked, in what fituation of life this man was ? The Conn/el Paid he was as Inn-kerper, and hat', the greateft power to do milchief of this particu lar fpecies. He was afraid, if they were to refufe the :application, the molt fcrious confequeicces might enfue. Lord KANTO). defired him to take a Rule to (hew caufe. Mr. Aaiun, on the part of the Rev. John Wil liams, a Magiftrate, obtained a Rule to Thew caufe why a Criminal Information ihould not be filed aria a perfon whom this Magiitrate had coo vitied in a penalty of 51. for felling candles with out a licence. The charge againft this man was, that, in a public inn, where there were a great many perfons prefent, he raid the Vicar (meaning the MaFiftrate)•was the mil infamous rafcal that ever THI RING .U. AIM Mr. SCOTT moved to make this Rule abfolute. The Counfel for the Defendant Paid he was to thew caufe againft it. By come miftstke the Affi davits had not been filed, and therefore, though this Rule had been enlarged, he hoped the Court would give them an opportunity of filing their Af fidavits before 'hewing canfe. He had a complete anfwer to every allegation that had been made ; and when this cafe did come on, before he made a Tingle obfervation upon it, he f hould move that all the Affidavits on both fides might be read, and af ter that, be took it for granted that it would be peed/1y unnecelfary to make any obfervations. Lord Kntroa laid, the intereits of the public were too much concerned to proceed in it till the Affidavits had been filed. Mr. Scary raid, he (hould be very Corry to a& any thing to which he was not entitled by law.— Mr. Aril ad had a week's time to prepare bis Af fidavits. The Rule had been enlarged till Thurf day LIR, and if the Affidavits were nut filed, he, by • I • the ftri6t rule, had no privilege to have them read. He raid he had beenl _oncerocd for perforls in the fituatioh of Mr. Aris, and the aria rule of the law had always been enforied againft him. At the faros tittle he did not mean to do any thing harsh igainft Mr. Aris, and withed him to h a ve every reafonable opportunity of defending himfelf., Lord. KEN vox faid,-the Affidavits mutt be fih d. If the Court were to purfue the codrie theq atk. ed. the mode of profecution by Information w o w,/ be mull grievous indeed. There had boen finite times people wholiad condemned all pmceedings whatever by Information, without knowing cu...; ) ' or whenfore, and, inilead o,f arguments, only using high.founding words, that were calculated to cz. flame the minds of ignorant perfons. But if the Court were to do what was then defired, that mode' of profecution would be intolerable indeed.—ktsk enlarged. BIRTH. In St epben's-Green, Dublin, Vifcountefs Charkgrille, of s Ion: FRF.EHOLD ESTATES, SALOP. 113 DE SOLD" BY ♦C'CT tO) Together or In Two Lots; on Monday the 224 of June, tgol,- at the Angel ittti ' in Ludlow, at four &cloak, Two ELIGIBL E FARTS. caIIed,GREAT PO TON, coo u sing t4o Acres; and LITTLE PO s- TON Pali N I, and BA L OWYN's COPPICE, containing gig Aeres; Situate fie: miles north ealtof Lthnow, held from year to year, under Rents of more than thirty years (landing : both Farms Tic convenient to be occupied together or feparataly, forming oneennipaß Eftate, within a Ring fence ; well wussied and watered, and are capable of very great Improveminte, by draining, and other good Hu fbaniir y, at an any expense : Bone and Coal are near, and grabably in the Ekate. for a view of the Premifes apply to the Tenant,. W.OOTrON WARREN FSTATE S unar Iik—NLEY, • WARWICK:•HIRE. By Mr. CHRIS - 11E, At his Great Room, in Pall-Mall, on Thurfday, she sift May, (By Onler of the Provoft and Scholars of the King's 'College, • Cambridge, for the Rede:nrion of the Land-Tax.) AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE; confifting of fever"! PAW( FARMS, with all inhibits BUILDINGS, andnear NINE HUNDRED ACRES of dais ARABLE., MEADOW and PASTURE LAND, conlyatt and TY'FHE FREE, together with the TYTHES illUlng and PAYABLE out of ULLENHALL, Lt on LEASE to Pir EDWARD Sarni, Bart. which will entire in Nine Years. at a low Itifereed Rent, the lilt Payment amautiting to One HAP-. dial and Forty-two Pounds Fourteen Shillings, but of the adifal Arousal Value of Twelve Mundial Pounds and utwards. A Perron will attend fifteen days preceding the :•ale, who will Chew the Eltatc ; and printed Particulars may be tbea had of the Printers artist Coventry, Birmingham OsAirJ, And Lel caller Papery; at the White Lion, Stratford-upon-Avon, Wit. wick; Gilbert Jones,Salifbury-fquare, Elect ftreet, London; Wit. Gee, Efq. Attorney, Cambridge ; at the Ralbbrw Cote-brute, Oornhill; and in Pall-Mall, where a Plan of the Mate may be feet.. A SAFE and POWERFUL. RESTORATIVE ftsr Weak and dtbilitated Coaltit• Nervous We:Andres curium, The dee. alma LGeas Grape Confumrive Habits, Climates, and Pains and Weakneirm of the Particularly the 111-confeqsaas Stomach, cm of Intemperance.. HALLAM and Co's EXTRACT, or ANIMA of QUASSIA, IN TNL FORM Of PILLS: 'THE almoPe invariable fuccefs of this new Re ntedy is perhaps without precedent —Medic-I Men, emi nent in their prokfßon, with fume of the Srft Perfonages in this Kingdom, hare candidly acknowledged its ESeaey, and Sip ported it with their cccommendatlon. htedkinai Virtues of %salt have foe route time paft been held in high sitimation, but its more general µre has been prevented by the want of a hatable form, for Its tatibition.—lts Steak bitter has rendered it impodible to adminifter In a fuißelent dote, in the uftral form, (that of Infullon) atomise, the full effect of the me dicine has not been expetieneed.—Th ...ifcovery of this Euradt has now obviated that deka, and Its entire Mielkinat V *MAI concentrated in a form at site elegant, agreeable, and precis, are' obtained.—A fingle trial will do away every peeknAtes and convince the Voletudi tary of ks real merit. Sold wholefale only by A Shaw, No. 74, Borough ; and re tail bt his spoeintment,by !hetet and Co. Edinborgh and Oh& gow 1 Hassel, Bub ; Sheppard, Brined ; Core and Sow, Li verpool; Stains and Hargreaves, hianchefter ; Nana sod 'Wright, Lords ; and one Vender in ,every town ; In boss of ts. and 105.6 d. each, and large packages, containing era ja. loses, EL at. each, duty Included. Cr But Wave, none can pitiably be gamine, unkfs.it has the Spatters of B. liidhun and Co. written in Red Ink. • WHEN reolefriOnai Men of education and re. friability deviate from the general fythen by the re ation of a peculiar Bands. the fanalon of loss mintiouni lurch is the belt criterion of fuperiOrity. Eight Tsar! have f devoted .iry pragice to the exdaflve Weap man of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuecefsful vefuk of my plan gives me mhilifosal ardo= to oppofe m far as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which ate the molt buport ant in the catalogue of human infiessitice. After initiation into every branch as sit Army Surgeon, I formed a veil at an early period of Pradice to refeug individu als from the iroranee of uneducated Men, or the quietly dan genius precipitancy of general Prataitioners. The THREIi DISORDERS, to the eared which I ha* de. voted my audition, comprise every fpodes of VEIiEREAL INFECTION, whetter of a recent or long deratlona—adly. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whetaer setting from the habits of Schott/boys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and Willy that de rangement of the,fyheen in Kamm which is called BARRAN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous denim are the refult of ignorance or bane in the treatment of a Ample Gonortitea,and it not utifrequerniy hap , peas that therm& of Life are polinned by the iniliferetion of an unguarded hour. By a fupteiet method filch complaints are catty cured, and even when others Mac (Ards I trait that may preform to offer a radiel re-eftobillitment. Few however are the cafes of complicated (Wirth in this diked= itenspred with the cahntitous situations of Mee, who from ittdtalzeaee Ina SOLMARY V.CE, or the prevalent Gale tles of a aWe Life, aequire that Rate of Debility which Is the unavoidable contingence of fuck pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (o(ferer bmeds over Ms =key, but care • fully ceneeak his misfortune ' it may be knee confolation for him to know, that although k be au oldish of doubt or =cer tainty with other Praditioeseni, the tomoval of the* DEFT . CIENCIES by the gradual piing:els of litenevation is the acquire ment of my experience. if the rites of Beeches or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, mud anxiety will be revolted by an early counteradUon of this languid Rate, end in Wit cafes no great dillenitks will occur. But where this . .)cfieieney has for years ezilledss r Per feverance is irolifpenAbly requi Ike to reviveaksßsatlaisKfpar" of Life, and to re-anlmate the Coullitution. MARRIED WOMI N . wbn have Motile. in their ex pe,ttations of a Family, may be Mare* ler lateti eeeft Whence' fui h defects are curaliie by Miami glr - The SECRECY which is fo dlendal tansy the Quatibrations which I have pttfunied to ems , form the Baia a my Pemendions, and in tome:Wow with this i nee - mation Is giro, tint soy bi k aohnonfolowaly (or by letters ladolloinhooil nose) at 161 beak DishaPo er del-hetet, Strand, nor Tonopinllor. There is an ablkinni s ontroone Illranaltreei 4 81116 1. and the nom: la um bath the doom M. Mesabar ef the Reid amper of Sorrow* LONDON Voluted far e s, Vooprion ivy JOHN DANWL, (of Cirnoir:4lao) . ot Noe Prat Posorswo-Ooneo, Wm 1, CITy-ftrout ; arlyglabod by LLVPL law 11 Cow terbary-place, Lombotet). n Nr t, t e -Ihret, and aez ST4o-Ontre. ToNybo-Par ; to o Yob (Mu a maims Ins tie LIMO* art rtverfted tc, ir agUr..44. lioi r Z il e &oat The 1 foss over i aaek she ki applic (with s T accon raid pirfoe f*add be far dify;;; Coral mufacl Or- M This i A' the m Trani Lae frreet. CaPPat Died JOH?, .4..' the A I. crap 1:: and c Wok not n Mont - ;ift Lou lulte T 1 Jaw .1 Pr the m An ar: th • .1 1014