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SPORTIIVG INTELLIGENCE. MANCHESTER RACES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9. The Sol. for three•year olds, 611. tolb. and four year olds, ell. 31b.. —A winner of 501. this year, 31b. extra.—Two mile heats. Sir H. Williamfon's br. c. Lancatter, by Sir Mo., 4 yrs otti - 3 Mr. W. Hutchinfon's b. c. Earby, by Mufti, 4 Yrs yid - 4 2 Mr. Harris's b. C. 3 yrs old, bolted 4 3 dif. Mr. Paynter's br. e. Crefwell, 4 yrs old - a adr Even betting on Lancaller, z to t agn Crefwell, and 3 to t nit Earl)) , ; after the fief heat, 6 to 4 nn Lincafler ; after the fecond heat, 4 tot on Las:caller, who won in a canter. S wee: pilAkes of togs. each, fot•hunters, that never II CI L'd, I as. each.—Four miles (five fubfcribct s.) Arr. Read Denhanis cb. m. by Mawr, aged Mr. Field's ch. h. Volunteer - Air. Rulbton's b. g. by Traveller 3 Even betting on Volunteer, 5 to 4 aga the mare, and high odds agft the Traveller gelding.—Won eafy. THURSDAT.—The Maiden Plate of Sol. for four year olds, 711. t zlb. five-year olds, N. s)b. — Fillies and geldings, allowed 31b.—Four mile heats. Mr. Aeltcres b f. Fair Forelter, by Alexander, - ' 4 yrs 1 014 1 - - 1 4 1 l Mr. Saunders's b. f. Eliza, 4 yrs old - 3 1 1 Mr. Trafford's b. g. Supervifor, s yrs old - 1 3 3 Mr. Hutton': eh. c. 4 yrs old - 4 1 dr Mr. Haris'a b. Iby Hammer, 4 yrs old - diE Sit and 7 to 4 on Fair Foreaer, 5 •D I aga Eliza, and c to 1 agli Supervifor; after the &It heat, 5 to 4 aga Fair Forefter; and after the fe cowl heat, even betting on Fair Foreaer.—Won by a neck. BEVERLEY RACES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9. The ycl. for three and four-year olds.—Two mile heats, was not run for ; Lord Middleton'► gr. c. try Beninghrough, 3 =years old, received togs. T U RSDAY.—The Maiden Plate of sol. for three year olds, 6it. four-year olds, 7 a. 61b.—Four mile heats. Mr. Croft's b. e. by Travetter, 3 yrs obi - t t Mr. Broom's b. c. Trowicrs, 4 yrs old • • a s Mr. Welburn's b. f. by Huby, 4 yrs old - 3 diL Six to 4on Trowlers ; after the heat, 2 to t on the Traveller colt, who won eafy. MANCHESTER COCKING. . ...... _ During tile Races, a Main of Cocks was fought between Sir Watts Horton, Bart. ( Harrifon, feeder), and Windfor Hunloke, Efq. (Potter, feeder.— Setters, Sunley for the former, and Proven for the latter. HAtßziox. POTTIR. 3 1 I Turfilay vechlefday M. B. cnefeay Wednefilay 3 s Wedne.— Thirfday - - 32 I Tburfday - s o Btfore fighting, Sir Watts Horton the favourite. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. M. B. 4 g 1 0 MAILS THIS DAY.--WIND W. S.W. •11N1D• DUI. I Dublin. 0 Waterford, Dutch. 0 • ttunbuggh, s S French. FALMOUTH, JUNI :3. Arrived this day the HIND cutter from a crude; the American flip Fabiu% Capt. FARRILL, in 47 days from Alexandria with flour, for orders ; and the American brig Triton, Capt. CLOUTMAW, in 33 days from Norfolk, with flour.—Sailed the Prince Adolphus Packet, Capt. _Tomas, with the mails of the zd and 3d Ma. for Lilbon; the Ame rican brig Swift, ROG ERS ; Venus, GOODRIDGI ; Nor Pic cm we; and William and Mary, DICK* SON, all for Havre de Grace ; alio the brig Rich mond, Wass, for Amiterdam ; Patfey, Kass, for Rotterdam ; Euphemia, Jas. SANGSTRR, with wines for (Znebec ; and Nancy and Mary fchooncr with woollen goods and copper for Lilbon, PLYMOUTH, JUNE 34. Came in the John, Hong, fmnggling lugger of Plymouth Dock, laden with 179 calks of fpirits, from Gnernfey, taken off the Deadman, by his Ma. jays ihip IsroorNs, of 18 guns, Capt. VAUGHAN. Sailed the Ara E vim, of 38 guns, Capt. GLYN, and the PETRELL. of 18 guns,h Captain Lastaoatr, on a cruize ; the Crolby, Captain FLETCHIR, from Barcelona, for London; and the BUSY cutter, LOUDEN, on a cruize. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE ;s. This ciav failed the following Kins's (hips, viz, NrEmzsiv, for Wales; PENELOPE, for the Medi• trtranean ; Faccox, for Newfoundland : and Eu. fsF E, ca a cruize. DEAL, JUNE Is. Sailed the Lord Eldon, Swcart ; Minerva, WEsoot. ; and the Union, MARSHALL, for the ftandies ; and feveral other outward-brund Arrived a Dutch fhip of war from: the T?nrthward, with troops for St. Domingo ; and the Rotta (Danifh frigate), from Copenhagen fur the Mediterranean.—Wind S..S. W. YARMOUTH, JUNE is. This morning arrived the KING GEORGE Packet Capt. DEAN, Jun. with the mails and feveral paf fengers from Cuxhaven. Yefierday P. M. arrived the BITTERN Hoop of war from the Southward; aifo th•• Brothers, from Norway, with deals ; the Flora, from Dantzick, with wheat and goods; and the Elizabeth from Hull.—Sailed fix veffels for London with corn and good:. HULL, JUNE Lt. The George, APPLEDY, reported to have been loft on the Lincolnfhire coat, by favour of the fine weather has been got of again, and is now in taYety at this port. slime Saturday fe'nniggt,the failors on the Tyne have been diforderly, on account of wages, taping the m e ., out of all fhips in which their demands were not accsdcd to, and ill treating thol who lulu them. Frtrttinatelv hv th• tern. of Newcaftle, and Captain Ross, of the Jamaica frigate, more dalgerous proceedings have been prevented; and on Thurlday night, the feamen returned to their duty, and all was quiet, the own ers having agreed to give four guineas for the London voyage, and to the Baltic three pounds per mouth. I liIM If DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. For the two French tithing veffi:ls les Deux Freres Unis, with a cargo of herrings, and le Jaques Charles, captured by the BARCT, a dittribution will be made ever y Thurfday morning, at N. 6, Stable Yard Crefcent, Minories. The !loop l'Estticus, for the capture of the Junge Jilffiow Anna, will be paid for on the 25th in(. at No. 14, Clement's Inn. A dill' ibution of bounty money for the capture, of la Prudent French frigate, by the DiDALUS, will be made on board the fait! (hip on her arrival at au , port in England. Tfie BIULLtAsT, for the capture of the Enrom, will be paid at No. 22, Arundle-ftree, on the firft Thurfday monthly. The Arm.," for the capture of the Vigilante, at Salters'-Hall Court, Cannon-ftreet, on Friday the 18th hitt. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GAM/1111ND, JUNE 15.—PaTrd by the lednftry, M'Kenzie, from Alexandria; Aptilon, Aibinvon, from Jantaica ; Ernb den Packet, —, from Hamburgh ; Triton, Denton, front Dantzick ; Ceres, Martin, from Curacoa; and Eagle, —, from Chriftiana.—SaUed the Bolina, 'Whitfield, for Hamhurgh ; Adventure, Wilfon, for Bremen; St.Andruas, Archer. fur Stoek. holm; Hawkefbury, —, for Flulhing; Betty, for Rouen; Providcnce, Neal; z.nd the Endeavour, —, for Dunkirk. The Rhoda, Sfr.DhlaN, of Burlington, from New. caale to Wifmar, with coals, is loft on the coal! of Jutland. Wednefday night and Thurfday morning it blew a viokut hurricane at Plymouth at S. W. with a heavy rolling tea in the Sound. At day-break it increafed with redoubled fury. The men of war drove a little, but loon brought up, the Sound being excellent holding ground. The Rufford, Capt. Causst.sy, armed tranfport, from Malta, with troops, parted two cables an end, and drove under the rocks of the citadel, near where the un fortunate Dutton Eaf Indianian was 1011, in 1796. She was in great danger for fome time, but, by the exertions of the officers and crew, and tome Alliance from the men of war's boats, who payed on board a cable and let go an anchor, (he brought up in fafety, and the gale moderating, the warped to her moorings in the Sound. On Thurfday the 3d inf. about (even o'clock in the evening, came on at Melton Mowbray, one of the moil tremendous forms of thunder, light ning, and hail, ever remembered at this feafon of the year, which continued without intermiffion tiU near eight; when, in an infant, a:whirlwind arofe, apparently from the S. W. attended by a water fpout, which Lifted about five minutes, in which (Iron fpace of time many houfes and other build ings were tripped of their coverings, chimnies blown down, &c. and the inhabitants thrown in the greateft confernation ; happily no perfons re ceived the leaf injury except Mr. W. Hill, who was in the ftreet at the time, and was by the force of the wind taken off the ground and driven with violence againft a wall, by which his face and arm were much bruited. One window flutter belong ing to the (hop of Mr. Marriott, which, with many others, was forced from its faftenings, was con veyed upwards of too yards, with the greatell ve locity. The wind, during the height of its vio lence, veered into almoft every point of the corn , pats : an empty waggon was moved upwards of twenty yards, and by a contrary gull of wind, driven nearly to the (pot where it firft flood: a loaded waggon, fuppoted to contain three tons weight, was alto removed three or four yards. Immediately preceding the whirlwin d , the rain defended in fuch torrents as to deluge the lower rooms of many houfes. A bullock was killed by the lightning, in the liberty of Thorpe Arnold ; but what is very remarkable, the wind appears to have confined itfelf to the town of Melton, no perfon or building in the fields or villages adjacent experiencing its effeets. Happily the duration of the tempeft was &on, otherwife the damage mull have been much more confiderable. Letters from Madrid, of the Isth of May, Rate, that the city of Lorca, fituated in the kingdom of Murcia, experienced on the 3oth of April a dreadful difaller. The refervoir, which is of le veral leagues extent. and ferved to water the fur rounding countries, fuddenly burg, and inundated a fpace of more than twenty leagues, as alto a part of the city. Five hundred houfes have been defirnyed. Above a thoufand perfons have loft their lives, and a great number of beafts have been drowned. Citizen Chrißophe, an inhabitant of Nancy, has received from his fon, a Chef de Squadron of the 7th regiment of Dragoons, and now in garrifon at Lndi, a letter dated the 9th of May, with the following account of the earthquake in Italy:— " I write in hafte to inform you, that an earth quake has been felt here, but that I have met with no accident. We were fitting quietly at break fall when our houfc gave a terrible erafh, that (hook us on our feats. We ran out and flew to the barracks. Every thing was overturned. the cloaks and portmanteaus rolled about, and the dragoons were tumbled down in attempting to defceud the (lairs. Some chimnies were thrown down, all the people were at prayers in the ftreets. The fhock commenced at 40 minutes paft ten in the morning, and lafted about three feconds. We have efcaped with the fright. We might now laugh, were we not much affeded, when we learned that about ten miles diflat. (three French leagues) the town of Crema was almoft demolifhed by the earthquake. The inhabitants faved them• felves by flight, and no people were remaining there except the elialreun of the tsth regiment, to prevent plunder. At 40 miles diltanee (about 12 leagues) the village of Menguin, where there was a fine lake of about ten miles circumference, has been (wallowed up in the lake, and not a Tingle rtortnn Not horn raved. nor does a finale raise of Flint tLe LOA'bOW C 42E174 Dime is• WHITEHALL, JUNE 15. The King has been pleated to grant the dignity of a Baronets Of the United Kingdom of illreat Britain and Ireland to the molt Honourable Mary Marchiones of Downihire, widow of the mid Honourable Arthur late Marquis of Downibire, for and during her natural life, by the name, Ityle, and title of Lady Sandy', Baronets of Omberfley, in the county of Wor collet, and from and immediately after her dceeafe,the dignity of a Baron of the faid United Kingdom to the Right Honour able Arthur Moyfes William Hill, (commonly called Lord Arthur Moyfes William Hill), fecond fon of the faid Arthur late Marquis of Downihire by the laid Mary his wife, and the heirs male of his tidy lawfully begotten, and in default of loch ifrue to the Right Honourable Arthur Marcus Cecil Hill, (com , munly called lord Arthur Marcus Cecil Hill), third fon of the raid Arthu-, late Marquis of Downihire, and the heirs nixie of his body lawfully begotten ; and in default of inch iffere to the Right Honourable Arthur Auguilus Edwin Hill, (commonly called Lord Arthur Auguftus Edwin Hill), fourth fon of the faid Arthur, late Mania, of Downibire, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten; and in default of fuch iffue to the Right Honourable George Augufta Hill, (commonly called Lord George Augufta Hill), fifth fon of the faid Arthur, late Marquis of Dow fiance, and the hbirs male of his body lawfully begotten ; and in default of fuch iffue to the molt Honourable Arthur Blundell S..ndysTrumbull Marquis of Dowolbire, elder fon of the laid Arthur late Marquis of Downildre,:and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ORDNANCE•OFFICE, JUNE 14. - _ ... - - Royal Regiment of Artillery. • Captain-Lieutenant Alexander Y. Spearman to be Captain,viee E. Wood, retired to the Invalids. Dated June 3, 'Sox. Hilt Lieutenant James F. Ogilvie to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Spearman. Dated as above . Second Lieutenant John 3.ttefworth to be Rift Lieutenant, vice Ogilvie. Dated u above. BANKRUPTS. Philip Mills, late of Hereford, butcher, dealer and Chapman, to furrender June 21, aa, and July 27, at eleven, at the Southall I Inn, Hereford. Attornies,Meffra.Bird and Nicholls,Hereford. James Aldis and Charles Athinfon, late of Litticport, Cam bridgethire, copartner, lhopkeepers, dealers and chpir.en, hone a 6, at twelve, June 29, and July 27, at five, at Guild all, London. Attorney, Mr. IL S. Taylor, Field-court, Gray's-Inn. Edward Mundell, of Scarborough, Yorklhire, corn-dealer and fpirit merchant, June 29, 30, at the Pycd Bull, Scarborough, and July 27, at ten, at the Black Swan Inn, York. Attomin, Mr. Thomas Sutton, Scarborough ; or Allatfon Burgh, Efq. Pipe-Office, Somerfet-Place, Landon. Lawrence Keit., of Throgmorton-ftrect, London, merchant, June 19, at ten, June 26, at eleven, and July 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Robert Falcon, Elm-eourt,Temple. Jofeph Horton, of Cock-bill, ht. Paul, Shadwell, Middlefez , cheefemonger, dealer and Chapman, June 24, at ten, June 28, at twelve, and July 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Michell, Union-court, Broad-ftreet. DIVIDENDS. June 25. Robert Walmilley and James Pilkington, late of Fun worth, Lancathire, cotton.manufadurcrs, dealers and chap men, at two, at the Nag's-Head, Bolton. June aB. William Long, late of Pontefradt, Yorklhire, linen. draper, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the New klephant and Cattle Inn, Pontefract. June 29. Joleph Tanlley. of Great Mary-La-bonne-ftreet, Mid glafs-feller, at ten, at Guildhall . June 30. Richard Varley, late of DarcepLever, Lanesibire, cotton-fpinner, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Gart adesnArms, Little Bolton. July 3. George Wilmot, late of Sutton-upon-Trent, Notting. handhire, corn.fadtor, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Bell-Inn, Carlton-upon• Trent. July 3. John Corinth, late a the Broadway, Deptford, Kent, botcher, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. July 3. William Richards the younger, of Walwortb, Surrey, chip-nmker, at ten, at Guildhall July 3. John Fitith, of the Walliway, Lambeth, Surrey, dealer and ehapman, at ten, at Guildhall July s. William Greenly, late of Hereford, hop-merchant at ten, at the Saracen's Head-Inn, Hereford. BIRTHS. On the &kin& at Winehifter-houfe, Mn. William Gamier, of adaughter. On Sunday morning, in Upper Seymour-Erect, of a fon, the Ludy of T. Viibett, Efq . On Friday !Aft, at Chicheiter, the Lady of the lion. Captain Blackwood, of a fon. MARRIED. A few days ago, Captain Ogilvy, late Commander of the Magidenne frigate, of 36 guns, to Mils Morley, daughter of the late James Morley, Efq. of Bombay. DIED. Oct Friday. the 4th inft. at Tetton, in Hatt, the feat of Sit Charles Middleton, Bart. Mrs. Cornewall, of Chan Park, in the county of Surrey, widow of Captain Como...mil, of the Navy. At Rdeommoo, by a fall front his horfe, Bryan Hielcy,Efq. Lately at Peebles, Mrs. Findlater, mitt of the late Rev. Tho mas Findlater, minifter of Linton, at an advanced ate. SUSSEX SOUTH DOWNS, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By VERBAL and SON, At the Star Inn, in Levies, in the County of Slifka, on Satur day the a6th day of June inft, at the hour of Four o'clock in the Afternoon, ACAPITAL Mefruage, called MAY's, Rtnate in the Pangs of Selmeftost, in the County of Safes, with differs inclokd Lands thereto adjoining and belonging, con taining in the whole, by Admeafurement, 196 Acres, 3 Roods, and 9 Perches, now in the occupation of Meffrs. Goriinge, at the yearly Rent of aaol. under a Leak, of which Five Years will be unexpired at Michaelmas next. The whole Eftate is Freehold, except about Eight Acres which are Copyhold, with in the Manor of Ripe. The Haute Rands on an Eminence near the South Downs, tad near the New Turnpike Road leading from Lewes to Eaftbourne, and the Land lies well together. The Eftate may be viewed on Application to Melfts. Gorringe, the Tenants; and further Particulars may be had of Mr. Richard Turner, Attorney, at Le•ves. '1 0 GLASS-MANUMACTURERS. HAVING difcovered, after many experiments, and confiderable labour and moue, an improved me thod of making all kinds of Olds. by which the procefs is effeelled in a period of time very much thorter than by the ufoal mode. and thns creates a SAviso of Foci fo great as to render it an object of the &ft importance to the IVianuraeurer ; for whkb invegtion Ms Majefty has been ?leafed to grant me his Royal Letters Patent: I DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE. That any Gentleman in the Trade may havemy permiMon to adopt the (aid improvement, on liberal terms, by making ap plication by letters, addreffed to me, at Ricketts, Evans, and Co!. Patent Glib-Hooks, Brißol. March, 'Sot. JOHN DONALDSON. A WORD OF ADVICE. FrHEcelebrity which theAteT z scoßsoricDtors, Sift invented by the late Faawcw Srissauar, No. is, Soho-Spare, have, through a (cries of fuccefsful recommenda tions acquired, particularly In Nervous, Scorbutic, Gouty, and Rheumatic Complaints, renders it an incumbent duty of the prefent Proprietors to prated the health of the Public, to the utmoft of their power, by cautioning them againft the purchafe of a fpnious compolltioa ; a line of conduet they are induced to adopt from a fentlment of gratitude as well as a fade of their own perfonal rights. This Medicine is only prepared at the Difpenfary as above, and each Bottle Is accompanied with a Lift of Calks, an ample Bill of Diroftions, and the Author's freatife on Diet, Gout, &c. By permiffion of the Commif- Sanas of the Staalp-Onice, a Ramp, printed In black Ink, is Axed to each bottle, with the words, " Spilibury and Ca Na as, Soho-Spare," alto " By the King's Patent," on the Bottle, Bill, and wrapper, that the Purchafer may be convinced of being (applied with the genuine Medicine, which is fold in b Ades u ss. and 5121. each, duty Included ; in London, Is) F hi-osbery, Dicey and Sutton, Wray, Barclay, Howard and Z tans, Ching and Butler, E. Newhery, Bacon, Bayley. Bolton, arswl Tows.. Wade. Swine,. Piddine and Cockle: in the this day was pnblithed, nice Ts 61. The Fifth Edition, with conlicleraLle Addi:lons, of the MAXIMS of HEALTH ; er, An ESSAY on INDIC ESTION : Containing adrirr to mrionsafflict u l with complaints of the ftomach and law , :ist alto to thole bled with ncrcom, an! gauzy dtfordct . , , habit:tot co. tivenefs, and heed-ach ; together with ineakal advice to fe males ; illtsftrAtecl with [evenst remarkable cafes; proving th e beneficial fleets of the Medicinrs rceonunciodcd (tit the above complaints; with °l: ervations on that kind of foo.l.whid, fords the molt nourillunent, and is the ratio: cf digeltion; ca milk drinks, everdfe, and air ; including A TREA*IIS% ON SEA AND COLD DATHIII3, . . . and remarks on the fhowtx bath; likewire erpl Iting why thi lea and country air is more falubrious than that of cities and large towns.. R. SQIIIRREL, M. D. Sold by Murray and Highley, No la, Ficet-',lre.,; Ri c h. ardfun, Royal Emehange ; Hatehard, No. uva. Viceau.lly, a nd by every other ;n Town and Country. INFALLIBLE GERMAN PROPRIETOR of tli;s ex c e ir en i I- REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy hawing s ew failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, it it does tot eradicate tie Corns, root and tgancl., TO litTyRN:l Ur. MONET. - it will,ouspplication,take off the labium:wen in a few Muni and deltroy effe:lually the Malignity wituout the kilt hazard; Printed Direltions fealed up with it. This is the celebrated PLANTER. that gained fo much re. putatinn in Germany, and has been fold in London upwards at Fifty Years, with thegrvan. ftreputation... SOld Wholdak and Retail by T. Axtell, No. t, Finch-lane, near the Royal Exchange; and an by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavd tock-ftreet ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. James's-ftreett Mr Swiney, No. 21, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holbora; and Jeboult and Co. No. rso, Oxford-ftreet. At Briftol, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printer. Bath, By Hazard, bookfclier, and Rofornan, perfumer, Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Brides Pottiest and Gofport Mr. Harding's.. _ _ Liverpool, by Mr. Core, printer, - and Mr. lona ibookrellte Portfmoudt. Mr. Motley, bookfeller. INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF PROM THE HEAD-ACHE. TO the many inflances that have occurred of the extraordinary efficacy in the rclid of the rtsoft excrucidt log pains in the h.ad, by the application of Dr. BLAIR'. Cr. PHALIL: FLUID, or Anodyne Effmce for the Head-34, the following molt remarkable Document is added for the fads. fadtion of the Public: To Mr. Gardner, Apothecary, n totge-ftrett, Edinburgh. " Sir—Witt:Hay I was feized with a moft violent Head- Ack, and in confequence was unable to attend to bullock I thought of trying what died Dr. Blait's Cephalic Fluid would have; and, upon uftng ft according to his direitions, I was lieved ■linoft inftantaneoufly from the violent pain, and in a few minutes was entirely relieved from it. This infortaati.m have fent you, that others labouring under the fame Vital= complaint may have it in their power toprocure relieG " And am, Sir, your obedient far ant, " Sept. S. am. " S. CHEYNE, Edinburgh." Sold, by appointment, at Cochell's Medicine Warenoufe, No. 229, Strand, 7th houfe from Temple-Bar, price as. pd. duty included ; and fold retail at all rcfpcdable Medicine Shops. Obferve the fignature, J. Cockeil, in his band-writing,withom which none arc genuine. For BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, and Disulwats of tk STOMACH and BOWELS. Ds. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. THE excellence of thefe Pills, as a gentle intr. gative,'and as a general prefervative of Health, bi sating Nature in the due dilebarge of the Animal Fund ions, has eRa. blifhed their reputation as a Medicine of the firft importance. They arc admirably calculated for diforders of the Stomach and Bowels ; for perfons of a Bilious,x Gouty, or a Rheumatic Difpofition ; a' well as for thole whole Conftitudons have bees affeded by a too 'Aire or too fedentary life, or by a refldence in hot Climates. They are likewife particularly fenriceatile is Head-Ache occalloned by ;iidigeftion, and in removing theta eff-ets of fret living; as alto in preventing Palfics and Apr plezits, fo often the confequenee of intemperance. The te ndenc y of there Pills i. to open the pores by niifitiind the body by day: they moreover promote flecp, and re :ore neither confinement nor attendon to diet. Recourfe fhoulZ bc had to them on the firlt attack of a cold, or upon any flight is. difpolition ; ant they &mid never be omitted at bed-tinge after any excels of eating or drinking ; and thus their diltinguiiked charaderiltic will be maintained, of promoting longevity, fo remarkably exemplified by their Inventor, who, by a conflant ufe of them, though a very free liver, attained the age of 75. As the ANALEPTIC PILLS owe their virtues to • p. collar preparation, which has never been divulged but to the prekot Proprietors, they can only be had genuine :runs them ; and they are fold by FRANCIS Ns . ,at the Waretuurc for Dr. James's Powder, Ns. 4,5, the F.aft End of St. Paula, a few iltiorskom elleapaile, London ; and at Dr. Jaints's late haute is Bruton-ltrect ; in Boxes, price 43. 6d. each, Stamp included ; ! or the quantity of fax may be had in one large box, for 11. 7.5. d. —Obfer.e that the words," F. Newbery, No 4s, St. Paul s," are engraved in the ftamps. All others are counterfeits. - WE HN Prt.fefliOnal Men of education and re fpotiGhility deviate from the general (yam by the ft • effilon of a peculiar Branch, the fan Rion of long continued ueeefs is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Elgin years have I devoted my pradice to the exelidive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful mutt of my plan gives me additional ardour to cappore as far as I ant able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army qiimeon, I formed a with at an early period of Pradice to recuc individu als from the ignorance Of uneducated Men, or the ovally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VLNEREAL INFECTION. whether of a recent or long durrion —tdty. AU kinds of DEIIILITY, whether arifing from Or habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and Wily that de rangement of the fyltem in Women which is called BARREN.. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes are the refult of Ignorance or hafle In the treatment o a Gavle Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequenuy hip petts that the feed/ of Life are poifoned by the indiferetion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints re eafily cured, and even where others have failed, I trust that I may prefume to offer a radical re. ltabliihntrin Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftres in the Warder compared with the calamitous fnuations of Men why from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the premier: Gaie ties of a &Thimble Life, acquire that ftate of Dei:ity which la the unavoidable confequence of fuels pernicious habits. Where the unhappy tuffmer hoods over his marry, but ewe fully cianceals his misfortune, it may be tome confoiatios for bids to know, that althoughtit he an (Med of tioui: or new tainty with other Praditionev, the removal of tide DI E CIENCIES by the gra.doal progrefs of Renovation is thinly:as meat of my experience. If the rites of Bacchopr Vali:have begun to reduce manly vigour, much 2111rittr will be prevented by an early counteraction of this languid hate, and is itefe cafes no great diLieunieiwill occur. But where this Deficiency has for years calked a ”,sper ievenute is indifpailibly requithe to revive CA QUM ng :park s of Life, and to rc-arirnate the Conftitution. MARRIED WOMEN. who have long been e.rap 7 ,intei In their expeditions of a Family, may be efibred, Oa: smolt initances fuch defects are curable by Medical Sla. 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