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Emu; the LONLON GAZETTE, gay 13. At the Court xt the Q2een's Palace, the toth of inly, IScc, prefent, the KtNo's moll Excellent Ma. jelly in C, until. His MAJESTY, in Council, was this day pleafed to declare the Right Honourable JOHN JEFF LR EYS Earl Camden, Lord Prefident of his Majefty's Molt Ho. nourable Privy Council, and his Lordfisip took his place at the Board accordingly. His MAJESTY having been pleafed to appoint the Right Honourable ROBERT STEWART, commonly called Lord Vifcount Calliereagh , to be one of his Majefty's Principal Secretaries of State, he was, this day, by his Majefty's command, (worn one of his tlajefty's Principal Secretaries of State accordingly. His MAJESTY having been gracioufly pleafed to de liver the Cuftody of the Seals of the Duchy and County-Palatine of Lancaller to the Right Honoura ble DUDLEY Lord Harrowby, the Oath of Chancel lor of the Paid Duchy was, this day, by his Majef• ty% command, adminiftered to his Lordfhip. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • WAR-OFFICE, JULY 13. zd Regiment of Life Guards. Elor-General Charles Barton to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by pur chafe. vice Buckley, who retires. Itlytior Robert Barton, from the r rth Light Dragoons, to be Ma jor and Licutenant-Colonel, vice Major-General Barton. Henry Barrington, Gent. to be Cornet and Sub-Liewenant, by purchafe, vice Lynch, retired. Commiaions in the Hoimefale Volunteers, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Lieutenant Charles Carter Pettey to be Captain, vice Wrainch, deceafed ; Lieutenant Francis Wuodgate to be Dittu, vice Lane, deceafetl. Dated June 28, 1805. CommilEons figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Effes.—Ongar Hundred Volunteers. Charles Naylor, FN. to be Captain, vice Goff, reigned. Dated June r, 1805. Middleton Volunteers. Enlir Thomas Stayncr to be Lieutenant, vice Spicer, refired; Richard Gent. to be Enfign, vice Stayner, promoted. Dated lane io, nn in the Upottery Troep of Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Devonthire. Dated May 13, 18os. john Butcher, Efq. to be Captain-Oommandant. Commiffinns in the Percy Tenantry Volunteers, fign ed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County agar- thumberland. Cavalry—Cornet Ralph Forfter to be Lieutenant, vice Taylor, re finned; George Wz.tfon, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Forfter, pro moted. Dated June aB, tBos. Infantry—Dsvid William Smith, Efq to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice the Honourable James Dormer, refigntd• WilllaM Crow, Gent. to be Firit Lieutenant, vice Redhead, dceeafed. Dated ai aheve. John Taylor, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Potts, regned. Dated July 6, aos. Cemmiffions in the Leicefleribire Militia, figned by _ . the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant and Adjutant Jufeph Travers to be Captain, by Bret et Dated March 29, 1805. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Mayfon, Jeffe Johnfon, and John Roberts, &Mae desfield, Chdhire, cotton manufadurers, July 8, tBos. David Gordon, John Biddulph, William Stanley, executors of Adam Gordon. deceated ; R. Shafto Hawks, john Hawks, Wm. Train, Wm. Hawks, fen. George Hawks, 'Wm. Hawks, jun. David Gordon, John Biddulph, and Wm. Stanley, of London, and Gateshead, Durham, iron and Reel manoLdurers, June 30, 1805. John Barwell and Edward Colman, of Norwich, wine and li quor merchants, April 4, 1805. William Payne and Ralph Crawford, of Maneltefter, dintlty, gingham, Re. manufadurers, January 5. John Oxky and John Thoropfon, of Norwich, cotton ntanufac tutus. July 1, tBas. John Rainstord Needham James Needham, and ItAdtard Need ham of Tottenham, Middl dex, brewers, June 26, ttios. 'I hnnras Ewhank and George Stott, if Coventry, chentifts and drogyins, April 2,9, iBos. Thomas Smith, Ann Smith, and Samuel Charles, of Dons.- hill, June 25, 1805. . BANKRUPTS. Wiftinm Brown, of Holcott, Northantptonfhire, woolcomber and lbork.eper, to furrender July 19, 20, and Ateguft 14 at eleven, at the Peacock Inn, Northampton. Attornlea, Mr. Newton Cuodhall, Northampton ; or Mr. Richard Walter Forbes, Ely place, Holborn, London. Henry Hancock and John Bernard Hoffmeyer, of Neweaftle ninth Tyne. merchants and copartners, Augult 3,5, and 24, at eleven, at Bain Coffeeboufe, Newt:late-upon:Cr:a. Atomics, Meer& Clayton and BrumeU, Neweaftle; or Mars. Clayton and icott, Lincoln's Inn, Loudon. John Hewitt , (Birmingham, druulft and grocer, dealer and Chap man, July 22, at four, J uly 23, at twelve, and Avid lc at four, at the Stork Tavern, in the Square, Blrnsiegliun- Attornies, l Meffrs. Sudlow and Richardkon, Monument-yard, London ; or Mr. Mule, Birmingham. John Bernard Houfeal, late of Streatham, Surrey, apothecary, druggitt and thytnift, dealer and ehapman,Jult 26, at fix, July 27, and Auguft 24, at one, at Guildhall, Loodft. Attorney, Mr. Mattelli, Norfolk•ftreet, Strand, London. John Barnley, of Saffron-bM, ?slide!lefez, eordwahter, dealer and Chapman, July t 6, 27 and Auguft $4, at ten, at Gul/dhalL-- Attornies, an Hi gd on and Sym, Currier' hail, London-wall. John Harrifon and Robert Rim of Manelselter, manufadturen, dealers, ehapturn, and copartners, Auguft 6,7, and 24, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms, In Mancha/T. Anomie., Mars. Foulkes and Higfun, Manehefter ; or Mars. Foulkes and Long dill, Gray's Inn, London. James Smethurft and James Mangnaß, of Bolton, Latteathlre, dimity and quilting manufadurers, dealers, chapmen and copart ners, Augult 5,6, and 24, at ten, at the Dog Tavern, Deaufgate, Manchefter. Attomies, Mr. Ellis, Curitor-ftrect, London ; or Mr. Knight, Manchellex. - Mart Brooks, late of Skepperton, Middleft: torn and coal-ma chant, dealer and chapman, July 20, 13, a nd Any& as, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Meths. Clark and Grazebrook, Cheat fey, Surrey ; or Mcffrs. Jenkins, James, and CO. Ncw Inn. !award With, of the Lower Rnad, part& of Saint Maty, Waller !Mkt, Surrey, vietualler ' dealer and chapman, July z 6, 30, and Augult as, at ten, at Guildkall. Attorney, Mr. Wright, Sher burn lane. John Wibiams, of Llanlidan, Denbigh!hire, North Wales, dealer In cattle, dealer and chapman, July 23, 30, and Augult 24, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Stratton, Shoreditch. William Millburn and John Mills Copcman, of Bow Church-yard, London. warchoufemen and merchants, July 20,23, and Augult SS, at hit, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Councils, No. y 4, Can nor,•ltreet• Henry Smyth Thomas and John Lafcelies, of Mill-bne, Tooky limet, Sur-ey. coop.,rs and partners, dealers and chapmen, July 20,23,40 d Augnit 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornkst, Meths. Catty and Haddau, Angel court, Throgruertem-ftrcet. London. DIVIDENDS July St. Jofeph airdnum, of Manchefler, merchant, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Deanfgate, Manehefter. - July 23. John Baxter, of Harwich, Ellis, linen-draper, at two, at the Goklen Lion Inn, Ipfwielt. July 25. Daniel of Chefter, cletfemonger, at four, at the Feathers Inn, Bridge Urea, Cheer. July 27. Jnmes Wilde, John Watts, and John Buddy, of Upper '1 hame. Itreet, Lon6on, wholefale grocer, and fugar-refiners, crs coy.tt niers, at ten, at Guildhall BANIZRUPTS IN IRELAND. John RtiTtl, of the city of Limerick, woollen draper, to fur render on 11:e I9tll June and aft July. Redn clod Byrne, o'nungarvoo, county Waterford, corn fac tor. to iotrender on 27th June, and aft and 3oth July. Rk!iaid Doug!. f•i,of Sackville-itreet, in the city of Dublin, on Ike tit d July, nod aft Austin neat, at the Royal ExekaLse. Eliza rdwards, of Dublin, dittilicr, July so, sa, and At.os zo. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. HICKS'S HALL, JULY 13. Hank and Proßor, two notorious Charatters, were found guilty of a mildemeanour, in baying been in fuck a fituation as was confidered evident proof of an intention to ileal in a houfe in New Mil'man-flreet, near the Foundling Hofpital. They were fenteneed to two years imprironment in Newgate. Warm ' alias Humphrey White, Clark: Pritchard, and ?Lom ax Harvey, were charged with a fimilar of fence in a cellar, or warehoufe, containing lead, un der Mr. Lindfey's chapel, near Efrex-firect, in the Strand. The fans were uneontroverted. But there was an extraordinary appearance at the bar of this Court.— Mr. WATSON and Mr. GORNEY were Connfel for the' profecution, and for the prifoners, betides Mr. AL. Lay, Mr. GLFDE, and Mr. REYNOLDS, Mr. Serjeant Berr was retained. Very lirons arguments were urged againft the wording of the indiament, both as to the offence being charged to be intended to be com mitted near. inflead of premifes in Effex.Rreet, and as to whofe hands the property or porreffion was then vefted in.—The exceptions to the indiament, how ever, were not admitted by the Court, and the Fan ners were found guilty. Mr. Serjeant Bkrr then give notice that he would move an arrett of judgment in the Court of King's Bench. Thor= Bladon, a hackney coachman, was found guilty of driving furioutly down Long-acre, and run ning over a boy, by which he was feverely hurt.— Sentenced to fix months imprifonment. William Jaleman, who was tried and acquitted at the Old Bailey, on the charge of murdering a wo man of the name of Smith in Little Sheffield-flreet, was tried for an affault committed at that time upon the hatband of the deceafed. Sentenced to be im prifoned fix months. Barnard Barrett, for receiving a quantity of gun braes, which had been fiolen from the Tower, was fentenced to be imprifoned one year. John Sounder: was ordered to be imprifoned fix months, for obtaining a watch under &lie pre tences from Mr. Goodall, a watchmaker, near Co vent Garden. Charles Knight, for repeated indecency of condua to Ladies in Mary la-bonne. fields, was fent to folitary confinement for two years. John Whitly, a matter carpenter, Weßminfter, was fentenced to be confined one year in the Houle of Correftion, Cold Bath-fields, for having received a quantity of timber, knowing it to be Rolm. In pal ling lenience upon this prifouer, the Chairman ob• fcrved, that the Court conceived him to be particu larly criminal, as his fituation is life was fuch as to place him above fufpieion. The deception, added to the criminality, and if there bad been any doubt up on the cafe, the fort of evidence that he had brought for his-defence, would have confirmed his guilt. OLD &MET. • On Saturday eleven prifoners were tried, One of whom was capitally convieted, viz. J. Backman, for healing a chefnut gelding, the property of Sarah Crawley. And feven were convilted of felonies, viz.— J. Clark, for healing a copper bolt from the dock yard of Perry, Wells, and Co. at Blackwall ; T. Nutt, for healing 3olb. of foap, the property of W. Slater ; J. Loft, for Healing a pair of pißols, an axe, &c. the property of G. Mutter ; Mary Clarke, for healing a table-cloth, a Myer fpoon, ice. the property of D. Sydie ; J. Read, for (healing a al. bank note, &c. the property of John Atkinfon. Elizabeth Taylor was capitally IndiCled for healing privately from the perfun of Mrs. Monk, a one pound note, half. a-guinea, and two feven (trilling pieces. It appeared that the Profecuttix, in going through Bifhopfgate-ftreet, was accofled by the PrifOner, who obferved to her that her petticoats were loofe, and likely to fall down ; at the fame time begged to be allowed to pin them up. The Profecuttix, pleated' , with the young girl's pretended kindnefs, expreffedl the greatea thankfulnefs, and the prifoner proceeded to adjult the petticoats. While the was performing this office, the Profecutrix felt her hand in her pocket, aril immediately after milled her pocket-book, the ac cnfed the prifoner with being guilty of the theft ; but the latter denied it pofitively, and with the greateft promptitude gave a direCtion to Cock-alley, where the had the live,d. At this place the Profecutrix, in a (port time after, made enquiry for her, but was informed no fuch person lived there. She, however, having a pedal recollection of her perfon,dircoiered her in the neighbourhood, and had her apprehended. The Prifoncr hated, in her defence, that the had been at the time of the tranfaCtion in St. Clement's workhoufe, but did not call any wituefs to prove the fad. The Jury, .after hearing the obfervatinns of the Racoansa as to the law of the cafe, found her guilty of healing only. The Prifoner was not more than fourteen years of age ; but it appearing that this was not her firft fence, the Rscoarisa told her, the thould not remain long in this country. John flicily was indieed for burglariuufly and fa erilegioutly breaking and entering the parifh church of Wilfdon, and healing thereout a bible, two prayer books, and a bunch of keys. It appeared from the evidence of the clerk of the parith that be locked the church door on Sunday the 26th of May, leaving the books and keys in it. On Tuertiay after, at five in the morning, he was in formed the church had been broken open, and on going there milled the property. JarnesLivermore depofed, that he law the prifoner on the 27th of May, at five in the evening, balking in at the church windows, as if he wanted to fee the beR mole of getting in. It was then clearly proved that the Prifoner fold the books on the 28th, to a man in Broad-hreet, Holborn ; and when he was apprehended, the bunch of keys were found in his room. Mr. Jullice LAWRENCE obferved, that there was no evidence of the time the Prifoner brcke into the church, and be could therefore only be found guilty of larceny. The Jury accordingly found him guilty of healing. He was again :ndieted for a fimilar offence in the parilh church of Kingfbury ; but, as none the wit- Deis could freak to the eta& time the offence was committed, Mr. Plaice I, awittnek aircBeB the Juty to find the Prifoner gulty of larceny only. And two were acquitted, among whom was Sarah DixoN, for the murder of her female baßard child, on the sth of June. W. Clark, a watchman in Wintry Ward, Rated, that he perceived a bundle lying on the ledge of one of the windows, at the Union warehoufes, in WAt ling-ftreet, as he was going his rounds. at eleven o'clock at night, on the 7th of June. He conveyed it to the watch-houfe, where it was opened, and its contents proved to be the child in queftion. The child appeared to him full grown, and be could perceive no marks of violence; but the navel-firing was fuf• pending at fome length from the body, and it ap peared to the witnefs, as a married man, never to have been tied. Mrs. Pettit, who rendes in Watling-ftreet, Rated, that the prifuner was hired into her fel vice fome time prior to the circumfiance. The Lady from whom wit nefs had received the prifoner's character, flitted that the was pregnant, but the prifoner denied the impn tation, and removed all doubts, by expreffing a via lingnefs to accede to the examination of a medical man. Witnefs, however, perceived the prifoner's balk to increafe, before the expiration of two months, and the had not the fmaliett doubt but the prifoner was near her time, and the indirectly acknowledged her fituation ; Rating, that a waiter at the Caine at Highgate was the father. She went to bed very ill on the 4th or Sth of June, and on her coming down Rairs in the morning, the complained bitterly of the . pains the had endured. She farther Rated, that her bulk was In much decreafed, that the could flip thro' her Rays. Mrs. P. was convinced that the had de livered herfelf, by her wafhing a (beet privately on Thurfday, but the refufed to acknowledge it. A fervant in Mrs. f.'s employ, proved that the prlfoner went up !lairs on Friday, at eleven o'clock, and afterwards left the houle tor ten minutes. He did not fee her go out. Mr. Weflern, a turgeon, who examined the pri• toner, by order of 1,.r mitlrefs, proved that the had delivered herfelf ; and alfo, that on examining the child, the navel-firing had nut been tied as ufual, and it had been lacerated by frame inflrument bur inches in length. To all appearance, he concluded, that the child had been born alive, although he could not fwear to that fad. He conceived, that a mother, in the cafe of fecret delivery, was competent to tie the navel-ftring of the child - . The Judge obferved, that before they could con vict the prifoner ' they mull be fatisfied the child was born alive. After retiring f.xne time, the Jury gave a verdict of acquittal. The prifoner was detained for concealing the birth. Hoax !—Thurfday, between twelve and one o'clock, after Mr. ERSKINE hag Qated the cafe for the Plaintiff, in the cafe of Dr. Troy, Titular Arch hilltop of Dublin, In the Publither of Ihe Anti-Jacobin Review, and, while the Learned Couufel was in the ail of examining one of the witoeffes, a flip of paper, folded up like a note, and addreffed to him, was fent into Court.—As loon as Mr. Eas Km a received it, he left off his examination, and, tatkinh a rapid view of the paper, addreffed the Court, obferving, that an anonymous note was put into his hand ; the writer, or the perfon from whom it came, be knew not ; but as it announced news of great importance, he would read it, with the permifflon of the Court. The Court having affented, Mr. Easaiwa read the note aloud. It flitted, that a paper was polled up at Lloyd's Col fee-houfe, announcing a ritaory by Lord Nelfon over the combined fleets of France and Spain, in which eight fhips of the enemy had been taken; and that at the time when the account came away his Lnrdfisip was left in purfuit of the relt of the combined fleet ; adding, that upon the receipt of this news in the city, the funds role, and the 3 per cents. were then at 63. A loud and univerfal buzz fucceeded this communi- cation ; feveral of the Jurors began to clap, and the I joy pervaded the whole Court. The paper was handed up to the Bench, and the Lord Chief Juflice, having read it, oblerved, that he was not fur prifed at the fenfation which fuch news had excited. In a very short time, however, the buzz fubfided, and bufinefs was refumed, not a word having fallen from the Bench in favour of its authenticity. The aetors in the fcene never expelled to for ward the plot by the credulity of the Court or 11-e Counfel ; all they withed, or all they wanted, was to have the note received and read in Court by a Gen tleman of charaeter and reputation. This point once attained, they relied upon their own aCtivity and the weaknefs of the idle, whom curiofity had attracted to the Court, to completi the hulloes. The Court was uncommonly crowded, and even on the outfide a great number of people retied about the doors. One half of the perfons iu the place, of courfe, did not dittina ly hear what really pared, but all firm the paper, and the general report made wac, that the Lord Chief Juf tice had received a communication, which he read from the Bench, of a great vielory obtained by Lord Nelfon, and that the whole Court of King's Bench rang with acclamations. The perfons interelled in promoting the hoax immediately ran off with the news of their own fabrication, and were followed to the ci ty by a crowd of credulous idlers, all ready to vouch for the truth of a great vielory, upon no leG authori ty than that of the Lord Chief Juilice of the King's Bench and Mr. Ertkine. As foon, however, as enqui ry could be made at the Admiralty and other public offices, and the real contents of the paper received by Mr. Ertkine were afcertamed, the bubble Isurtt, and the hoax fell into contempt and ridicule. Indeed, Mr. Elikine thortly after flitted he had received an bid mation that it was an impudent itnpoilure. Their Graces the Duchrf: of Rutland amil the Right Hon. the Ci.untell'es of Mount-N(4.65, ! Darnley, Shaftefbury, Cork, and Derby, the Right Hon. Ladies Spencer, Sherborne, Capel, Batton, Say and Sele, the Right lion. the Lord Bilhop of Carlifle, the Lord Chief Baron, and feveral ether noblemen and phylicians, having wit netted many ex traordinary cures performed by thing's Patent Worn ezeggrA, have confirmed their approbation of the me dicine by their honourable tettimony to its peculiar efficacy in removing Worms, Convullion Fits, Pains of the Head, Side, and Stomach, and other confump- five complaints, ohltruainns in the Liver, Sze.—As opening Phyfic on all occafinns Ching's Patent Worm Lozenges are firpetior to every other Medicine. Sold Wholefale and Retail at Ching and Buffet's, No. 4 , Cheapfide, and mall Country Booktellers. . . rcettsr,irtcAL PROMOTIONS On Friday, his Real Highnefs the Duke of Sorra W.,• ist, a r,„l to appoint tin. Rev Robert Fuller, Mailer of Arts. Vicarot Mar. den, in the county of Wilts, and P —eentor of the Cathedral Chunk of Briitol, to be one of his Royal '.it,hnefs's awneftie On 'l . hurfday: the Bifhop of London was yleafrd to appoint Mr. Willimn Hawes, one of the Gentlcro,n of the Chapel Royal, i n the room of the late George hiedley, bfq. deccafed. lac Hon. and Right Rev. the Li:h• , p nt Dutbam hat he t i pleated to collate the Rev. George Stanley Faber, B. D. to the Vi. cansge of Stockton upon Tees The Lord Chancalor has prefented the Rev. H. Philpots to the vicarage of bifhop Middleham, in the county of Durham. BIRTHS. The Lade of W. Slane, Pfq.of lA'ink6eld Park, of a daughter. On the at his Houfe, iu Hind-itreet, the Lady of W. L. Hughes, Efq. jun of a daughter. Early on Monday morning, in Qiteen fquare, the Lady of Wil liam Frafer, I Sq. of a daughter. A few weeks Mice, Mrs. Yeoman, of Wanitow, near Frame, and two other I.2dits of the fame meighb mritood, were &facet.: of eight children, all of whom are now living and healthy. MARRIED. On the agth ult. at Brighton, Mifs Elizabah Smyth, daogin lT of Walter Smyth, Efq. of Stopham-hall. in the Ceunty of Suffz.z. On Thurfdal , rt Enfield, Thomas Se-aiton, Efq. of 5tan,,,,.,, to Mrs. Oftlife, widow of the late Francis Olthic, hfq. of ts• . former place. DIED. On Monday laft, Daniel Gardner, Etq. of Warsvich-ftreec Golden lquare. • On the ad inft. in the 16th year of her ace, Mifs Jane Reed, fa. toad daughter of tke Rev. W. Reed, of Glafgow, late of Tanked ley, in Yorkfhire. On WednAday, at her honfe, in Scotland-yard, Mrs. Street, wife nt T. G. Street, hfq Lately, Mr. Bithnp, miller, of Humberftone, Ld."eflerlhire: his death was occaftoueal by drinking a quantity of cold water, whilft at work in a dad, a ttw days before. lately, Mr. Hunt, a matter butcher, M Newport Mark.t. He dropped down in his mop, and instantly expired. .1 he dc card was a young man, and for feveral .lays print' to his dean , bad complained of HMO's. A fimilar hiltaticc of faddea death oc curred very recently in the fame market. Lately, at her mother's bottle, at Ware, Herts, Mrs. Sayer, wife of Mr. Sayer, General Accomptant in the Excife 015 v. On the 3d init. Mrs. Thornewiit, wife of 'l . :lanai lhornewitl, Efq. of Dove Cliff, near Burton on Trent. On the 26th ult. Mrs. Elizabeth Harvie, wife of Wm. Harvie. Efq. of Brownlee, Lanarkfbire. Sad&l.ly, at the Manfe of Govan, Mlfs Elizabeth Dobie, daugh. ter of the law Rev. Alexander Dubie, miniker of the gsfi.,tat Eagleiham. On Wedoefday !tit, at Eaftbury, Does-Maim, after a very long illnefs ' in the 34th year of his age, Tbomas Wee;wood, : fy third fat of the late jorsah Wedgwood, Efq. of Etruria, Stafford!hire. At Klnclaven Manfe, on the 4th of July, Mrs. &mart, Rid of the late Rev. Dunean Stewart, Minitter of Balquhid 'tr. IV-MORT:OW. Son rifts I Sun fete Monti rift' 31 minutesafter 3I a minutes I after 8 3 3 after 9 HIGH WATER. AT LONIX)11 PAIDGII TO MORRO . Mornirg •• •• 32 Alames after 4 After:mu° ••• •• 49 mimes aftcr 4 FOR DISORDERS OF 'THE HEAD, DIMNESS OF SIGHT DEFECT OF HEARING, &c. PTHE CORDIAL CEPHALIC . SNUFF. As a proof of its efficacy, Mr. RICHARD THORN, of Itches- Stoke, Hants, writes, in Feb. any, to the Propr:etors as follows: “ I am now 74 years old, and can Ice to read with common 'doff's, and my memory is as good as when 1 was only a In I July 1776 (29 Years ago) 1 was feized with a dreadful giddinels In my head. My dater gav: me vari.)us medicines: they did me no good. He admitted this, and candidly adrifel the ufc of your C PHA LIC SNUY F. I took it, and in a few weeks WWI muck better.--After this f took it more freely, and in fit weeks was as well and hearty as ever,and fo have continued to this day." lu confzqueuee of the increafed espence of the ingredients of which this elegant and efficaciotn. Cntiff is compered, and the high duty upon the bottles, the Proprietors are under :he neceffity of railing the Price to Is. per bottle, Ramp included. It is fold only by F. Newbery and /inns. at the Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No ay, in St. Paul's Churchyard, London, and B. C. o , llins, at ,Salifbury t and none is g .nuine, enlefs the words F. Newbery, No. ay, Sc Paul's," be engraved on the Stamp. Cold alto by Bacon and Co. Oxford-ftreet. DDIXON'S celebrated ANTIBILIOIJS PILLS, prepared by Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, we a certain cure for Billons,Gouty, and Rheumatic Difordera, Nervous and Sick Head Achb, Heart-burn. Flatulencles, Weaknefs of the Stomach, Dere& non of Spirits, indigeftiou, and Free Living, &c. They are ufed and recommended by the Royal Family, the vir. counted - es Buckingham and Bulkicy, the Dowager Lady Say an/ Sale, the Lords Kalinin and Ktug, the Hun. j. Malfcy,Sir R Wil liams, M. P. and fome thoufands of the Nubility, Clergy, and Me dical Gentlemen. In addition to the number of Letters Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, has received, is the following. from Capt. Lloyd, of the Guards: "Dale Cultic, Haverfordweit, South Wales, Feb. 14, 5803. " Capt. Lloyd prefsnts his compliments to Mr. Dixon (although . not perfonally acquainted with Idm), would take it as a tayour if he would fend him four or five Boxes of his Pills as foon as he poi , Wily can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always ufed the Medicine, is now pregnant, and very unwell ; and we cannot get them any where in this county, neither at Haverfordwcft nor Carmarthen ; the near eft place they are fold at is Briftol. For the great fereice they have been to Mrs Lloyd, as well as Colonel Bifhopp and all his Family, Capt. Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the Pills wherever he goes and he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint lonic perfant as VCl:ders in this County it would be a benefit to the community." Dixon's Antibilious Pills ant: fold %tolerate aed retail at Mr. Butler ' s. NO. 4,Clicaptide, corner of Paternotter.row, and retail by Smith and Scott, Edinburgh ; M'Donald, Glafgow Gregfun, I.iverpool ; Staines, Man, better ; Facter ; %Vint, Pll - Belem, Portfineuth ; Macdonalds, Glargow ; Garner, Barbados ; Bach, New York ; and by merit BookfeUers and Me. divine Venders in every town, in boxes at as. yd. tach. Obil.rve the name of " It. Butler, No. 4, Churfide," isengranf on the Stamp, which is affixed to each box. }jAVING dedicated coyfelf to the Rudy, and been gratified by the molt congderahle practice in that brand' which I thought troper to fele.% I waft that I have not more coif employed my date than thee who, in the extenfive bed of de profeiTion, art occafinually MAiterfed in uncertainty, and canna riways attain that (=tea which is acquired Sy cozecatrathig thl intelleaual power to one elate of diforders The dreafes of DEBILITY arc pee:ilia:ly &ft:reale& ter del bring with them a train of concomitant fymytoms, and, by ade preflion of all vital energy, exiftence ie'elf becomes embitterede•• Whether they arife from the lima:eta of ill example. thedeiroo tic., habits of tchaol ter, or the indulgences of maturity, theyny quire the molt alliduous profedional ; hut by the Ignorance of uneducitel sewn, the fyniptomaare aggravated, an;. the COO& tutien is tleattoyol As a MBMI.ihR of the ROYAL COLLSO? of SURGEONS. I ground my preteeficns on regularity of education•and rdeliot every t.) yr-afflict. I feel myfeif cntitlid ['that zons. 4 .enze with ulna I Lavt hitherto beat lb liberally honou - nl. In the brit (rotations of local waltzes, &a:ly apulicatian r7 l . prevent the calamity of a de b ilitated frame ; but where th- •••• ferny, fr.oi a con - cher:les of the unnia.direfs of the rice cau(.t mi.v.rtitec is fearful of the c..vott.oaDt or co Ir.! Of WI faniily thy iici brands his itifinnity with eq.C::ll Cnalnetit it Elt,:ft x ratista , ft•.‘ry for !tin" JO be affatvd tot only of capahlitty of tnextuttnt but a:a) the ton inviolable ficrxv. And in recent Veri•mcal Ceni:laints it is poffihie to pecan:Ayala danger or diftrefs ; in the moil complicated cafes it Is the acquits. nuoit of eselufive experience hi this bac to died a life, entail amid fpeedy re-eftabliihnamt. I oiler the advantage of this experience so thofe of either fee orks arc affii,fted with aoy kind of DEBILITY, of any fyinreirs Tr FN INFECTION, and in all cafes the terns of raw aeration are flitted on the ftrft interview. Yie:entsin the cannery are expedted to !adore a Bank nee, sa are requefted to fpecify their age and morir.er of hiring. MARTIN BEIER, Metnher of the Royal College of Surgeons in toad No so Arundel-Brett, Strand, nest Temple Par LONDON : Printed and Publilhed by LEVEL KENT (of C. 3 terbury-place. Lambeth), at the STAR Orrice, No. T. C'"l. fisCet.. PUblielCl.lBoo at the STAR Orrice, Terr:;:c-B. r.