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NAUTICAL IN fELLIGENCE • i CONTINUATION FROM THE PRECEDING PACE. Montll:y Statement of the diftribution of the Britiih Naval Force, exclu fi ve of the hired TITMe t . Yell ls, which are hiefly employed in proteflini, the Coalling Trade of Great Britain : In pat and fitting - - Gaud (him In th , Englt& and high Channels In the Downs and North Sets At the Welt India Wanda, and on the Paffage - - - On the Jamie* Ration, and ditto America artd Newfoundland Cape of Good Hope, EaR Indies, List. 50's Frg.Sits.!s':.Toi. a 4 34 67 x 43 s 1 3 o S 4 0 16 3 6 5f 4 0 5 34 41 2 1 13 35 31 I 24 10 0 0 1 4 and on the Palitge - Coart of Africa Portugal and Gibrakar In the Nlediterrenean Horpital and Prifon fhips 7 6 14 it O o o a 40 4 2 is 3 32 35 8t 5 0 Total in CcomniSon - 95 18 170 243 Iteceiviag flip, - 40 6 0 Serviceable, and repairing for fa. vice - - - - re I s 1 In Ordinary . - - 62 S S 9 75 Building - - - - 23 : s o Total - 198 as 241 320 SAILTICVLARS OP THE LOSS OT THE SPITFIRE, 785 ditiu- TENANT CAMPBELL. The Spitfire was wrecked on a reef which is off the fouthern part of (lime" African Islands, Aug. 21, t Rot, at ten minutes pan five in the morning : the was then going about four knots under her fore. top-fail, and hid founded often during the night, and no around within twenty fathom line a thort tame before the buck. On her (biking her miens were-immediately cut away to prevent her over fetting, and form after the was driven over the reef into a kind of Tandy bafon, and at low water her crew were able to walk on there; molt of her gores and provifions were faved. On tine 27th of Aug. Lieut. C ‘5l resit, with four men, quitted the I:l4nds in a fmall Mat belongin to the fchooner, with a view of procuring relief from the Seychelle Nand). On the 29th, about nine A. M. they faivi the principal Bland, and arrived there on the 3111 at five P. M. being in urgent want of water; of which they had only one bottle left. Lieut. ClllO. DIAL having landed and procured fome cocoa nuts, quitted the thore, and loon after faw and went on board LA SYEALLE, in Mahe Roads. The African Hinds, on which the SPITFIRt was wrecked, are very fmall and low, fituated about fix leagues to the north of the Bank which furroonds the Ami rante Iflands, and were difcovered about fix years ago, by fome of the (mall veffels which belong to •and navigate in the Seychelle Archipelago; their vegetation contifis only of a few lhrubs, generally about tour feet high, they abound however in tur tle and fea•birds, but there is no frefh water, al though wells were dug to the depth of forty feet. Both Iflands are nearly covered with the fea at high fpring . tides. The large! Ifland lies to the fouth, and is joined to the (ma il er one by a fand bank, which is dry at loft water fpring tides. The whole length of the Blinds from, fouth to north, is not above two miles : they are furrounded by a reef of breakers on the call fide, but on the weft fide there is Cafe and commodious anchorage in a bay, formed by the extremes of the ifles, and the reef which joins them. The latitude taken on the fouth Inand is 4 deg. 55 m. fc,uth. Longitude by the means of many War & dons of Antares and Arieties , and the Moon 9 in 54 deg. g min. a 8 fec. gait. Variation y dog. 44 min. well; time of high water, at full ani/ change 9 sg. The tide rifts about eight feet. Lospow 'Ammon for blar.rPaorsswnws DILIS111111...• Arlan round drets of with. main. A read &awl of lilac or other coloured mein, tied down behind with a bow of ribbons, sad trimmed at the ends with broad black lace. A (mall bon net ef boat tauftin, (worn with or without a veil) made deeper on one fide thin on the ether, and ornamented with a white fea ther. A locket watch furpendod by a gold chain from the neck. A train or round drefs of white muffin, with a thort drcfs of Week patent net wont over it, and trimmed all round with deep lace. A (null round hat (worn with or without a veil) with a yellow feather in front. A drefs of white muflin, with very full Beeves of muslin and lace. A fhlrt of cambric and lace in alternate (tripes. Spariilla cloak of worked muffin trimmed round with lace. Straw hat, turned up behind, trimmed with flowers, and tied under the skin. MOININO AND 'MINING DRUM. Short cloak of Bite worked muffin, lined with pink, and trim • sued with broad white kite. Bonnet of the fame, trimmed with bull varsity of muffin. A eurr*ck drets. A dote bonnet made of green Mk, and trimmed with black. A (power alto of green filk, trimmed with black lace. A full drefs of blue muffin, trimmed with white beads, faD white Serves. A twitted turban of white muffin, ornamented with beads, and with a Slur (pray in front. A full drefs, the robe of brown muffin, trimmed all round with Bluer trimming, the Beeves of white muffin and lace, with very full epaulets of the tape u the drefs. A hat of brows muffin, trimmed with facer to correfpond with the drefs, and ornamented with feathers. The Dutch itraw bonnet, bound with broad white ribbon, and turnel up before and bthind, and tri.nmed round the crown with puffings of white ribbon ; muffin fcarf lhawL GENERAL Oast avvrions —White veils and draws of all thapes are general. The prevailing colours are lilac, blue, and yellow. Large hats give place to (mall round ones. Spanifh cloaks and (cads of white or coloured muflin are at pre fent much worn. Feathers continue to be adopted in full drefs. Fame (peaks highly in favour of Mr. Caoss's new Pantomime at the Royal Circus, called the Enebanted Hart, which is (aid to potters every requifite that can render it pleating ; the decorations being very fuppb, the fcenery beau tifully pidurefque, and the knufic charming. The plot is ltkewife intereding, and polfelles much hu mour, which is kept up with great fpirit by MiI%TGOMERY, the Clown, and Mrs. Wysaow's Cdumbine, which is animating and elegant to a de. gree. and in her hatr-breadth efcapes with }tar lequin meets with great applaufe. Mifs ADAMS'S Atirefia, in Rinaldo Rinakfini, is an acquifition to that favourite SpeEtacle, being chafte and grace ful, and her action very expretlive. In the dances we cannot help ohferving the great improvement tie Mitres ADAMS have made in their flyle and pleating appearance force lad feafon. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRMAY, APRIL 30. A Return of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the 17th - of April , . to the 23d of April incluhre. Total 9230 ticks.-Average 342. 711 os. rid. lower than lalt return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH Bag. 31 ISfito SI SS Pockets 41 15$ to 81 8s SMITHFIELD, April 30. To fink the offal-I.er (tone of 81b. Be( - 45 4d to Ss 84 Veal - is od to 75 od Mutton -Ss 44 to 6s 64 Pork - 4s 8.1 to 6s 44 Lamb 75 od to 8s 4d. Stock at Market this morning, Ikons 603, Sheep and Lambs liao. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, April 30. Per (tone of Sib. by the eareafe. &ef 3s 8d to ,Ss od Vol 45 od to 6. od Mutton 4s ad to Ss 8d Pork 4s 8d to 60 4 4 Lamb 6s od to Rs od. PRICE. OF LEA'T'HER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, 30 to 561 b cacti, . - t6d to tBd Ditto, 6o to 661 h - - - and to 21c1 Merchants Backs -161 d to aid Drellng Hides - • t4d to Ltd Fine Coach Hides ltd to 174 Crop Hides for Cutting - itid to tBid - Flat Ordinary - 1444 to aid Calf Skins, 33 to 4olh per dozen, - . 214 to 26d Ditto so to 7C16 - - 234 to 29d Ditto, yo to Bolb - - std t. 274 Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. is 64 to 25 94 Large ditto - - too' to 14es per doz. Tanned i lode Hides - as to 3os each Goat Skins - - 2.511 to 63s per dozen PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. James's market 4$ aid Town Tallow 67s od to es Clare market s od Ruffle ditto (ca.) 63s od to 64s WilitechApel market 3s yd Ruffia ditto (foay) 6as to 63s (per Roue of Sib.) White Candle Run's 64s to os ---.--- Melting Stuff 331 od to 36s tis coll Ditto Rough 36s od to ass Average Price 3s s 1 Greater - ISM Od tons Good Dregs aisto os Yellow Soap, 745. to os.--Mottled,Sas.—Curd, 86s. Candles, Its. 6d.—Moulds, Its 6d. OLD imILEr. Wednefday thirteen prifoners were tried, three of whom were capitally conviaed, viz. Sinna Clara (already mentioned in Thurfday's Paper). 7. 'forth and J itap6dl, for alTatilting P. Theo do' y on the King's high way, and taking from him a (dyer watch and other articles. Six were convi&ed of felony, viz. 3. Jones, alias Smith, for Realing a tea tray, the property of D. Evans. IV. Bitten, for (leafing two gowns and other ar ticles, the property of I.lin S ullivan. 7. Smith, for Reeling several cotton shawls, the property of H. Douglas. D. M'Cart3y, for Realing a filver table fpoon, the property of R. A. Nelfon. Mary Martin, for Realing four yards of muflin, the prop-rty of G. Warner. R. Smith, for Reeling a piece of linen, the pro perty of Metfrs. Andrews and Knight. And four were acquitted, viz. E. Hayeoci, H. Boreennk, I. Stories, and T. Davis. The Court then adjourned until Friday morning. . Yetterday twelve prifoners were tried, one of whom was capitally convicted, viz. Y. Davis , fur Realing a table, and feveral bank notes, to the amount of 151. and other articles, the property of A. G. Mackay, Efq. in his dwell ing houfe. • - Five were convi&ed of felony, viz. 7 Brown, for (leafing :8 lb. weight of iion, the property 1.1 Meas. Craw(hay and Savery. dine Reeves, for Ruling a pocket handkerchief and other articles, the property of W. Livermore. .7. liolabernsaa, for haling 13 lb. weight of to bacco, the property of Ann Kemp. IV. Cole, for Realing 3 lb. of indigo, the property of the EaR India Company. • A liza :loner was charged with a capital offence, in felonioufly (leafing a card of black lace, contain ing. twelve yards, value 61. 6s. fome filver fpoons, a piece of f.ufnet, and other articles, in the dwell ing houfe of Sowerby, his property. The circumllances of this cafe, which took up the attention of the Court fome time, were briefly to the following effel :—The profecutor, it ap peared, keeps a milliner's and drefs.maker's fhop in Bond-ftreet. The principal evidence was his wife, Mrs. Sowerby. The prifoner, it appeared, was taken into the honk in order to improve herfelf in the bufinefs for the term of one year, and for which (he was to pay 301. ;:he had been with them fince the latter end of December left until the loth ult. and had apparently conduaed herfelf very well. On the gth of April, the card of black lace fpecified in the indk'lment, was miffed : the pri toner was diced, whether the knew any thing of it? not under impretlions of fufpicion, but merely in the way of enquiry; but the pofitively denied any knowledge of it whatever. However, not long after, tome degree of fufpicion wiling with refpea to her, the was qtteftioned more clofely with re gard to it ; in confequence of which, the next morning, with the appearance of great contrition and remorfe for what (he had done, confeffed that The had taken feveral things, and gave up fome du plicates ; by which means, the articles in the in diament were traced, fome of which it appeared the pawned under the name of Eliza Jones, and others under a &helot's name. The articles were duly identified by the profecutors ; the piece of farfnet was found in her box, and which the a lerted to be her own, but Mrs. Sowerby had no doubt about it. Some ftockings, however, which were found, although the profecutors Teemed Rrongly to fufpia they were theirs, they declined pofiuvely (wearing to. In her defence Mifs Jones alledged, that the bought the card of lace from one of the young ladies who did bufinefs in the houfe ; but the young lady referred to, who was one of the wit-1 mires, on being called up, pofitively denied the (aft. Lord Chief Jullice Ecissawtooon delivered a very able charge to the Jury in this cafe. He Rated the law with refpeet to Realing out of a' dwelling-houfe, which ordained that the value of 1 aos. mull be Rolen at one particular time. Undzr this confederation, therefore, and the circumflancea lof this particular cafe, their atientionifhOuld prin cipally Tett upon the card of lace, whia, from its peculiar nature, ruft have been taken at one time; however, it was very poffible that the card might have been removed from its proper place by come of the other young ladies or pet Thns engaged in the bufinefs : he had not the leaft idea of inlinuating that fuch a thing may be done by thofe improperly, but that it may be taken out of the houfe to thew a cuftomer for purpofes of Cale, &c. and that by :try pollible means, while the article was fo out of the dwelling.houfe it was taken by the prifoner. The capital part of the charge was done away, if they could, in contemplating the cafe, conceive fuch a circunaflance as having 'audibly taken place. The Jury retired to confider of their verdiet, and, after conferring about half an hour, found the prifoner—Gulk , offlealinr, but not in the dwel. ling.hoafe, which obviated the capital part of the charge. • Mils Jones was very genteelly dreft, and is a young girl of molt pre-pc:deicing appearance. She', dated her age to be eighteen. And fit were acquitted, viz. C. Hammond, Szffan nab Coles, IV. Roberts, R. Hummejlon, tdwards, , aad Henry Green. yohn APGregor, who was tried and conviEted in the laft September feffions Lt. embezzling 3001. which he had received from his employers, was put to the bar, and informed, that the majority of the Judges were of opinion, that the obje&inns taken to the indiament by his Counfel were well founded, and therefore hispdgment was arrefled. Bit there being another inditiment again ft him, he was ordered - to remain. POLICE, &e. Bow-sra BE r.—Wednerday evening two perfons, apprehended by the patrole on fulpicion of having been guilty of divers footpad robberies on die Kent and Sorry roads, were examined before A. GRA HAM, Ertl. when their perfons were identified by Mr. I'. Anderfon, of the City Road, who flared, that on the evening of the nil init. about half part ei ,, ht o'clock, he was flopped in Lock's fields, near I‘ C 'alworth, by four or five footpads, who fuddenly knocked him down, and while ont kept his hands over his mouth and eyes, the other robbed him of his watch and money : being afked as to his recol. leetion of the robbers, laid he believed the prifo ners to be two of them ; one of them firuck him fe veral times over his head with a piflol. A pawn broker produced a-filver watch, which he fwore he received in pledge from one of the prifoners. The watch was identified by the profecutor, as bring the fame he was robbed of. The prifoners were committed for trial at the next anises fur the county of Surry. Mr. T--d,an Irifh Gentleman,well known on the town, was the fame day committed to take his trial at the prefent Old Bailey Salons, on a charge of forging and uttering a draft on a banker, in the Strand, for the lure of tool. purporting to be the draft of Mr. Henry Cavendifh. Several Gentlemen appeared, who were well acquainted with the pri loner, and declared, that from a variety of very extraordinary aftions that had been lately ob. (erred in the prifoner's conduet, they believed him to be in a deranged Rate of mind. The falls attending the forgery being to clear, obliged the Magifirate to fend the matter before a jury. Yeflerday five perfons were examined before the Magiltrates, charged with breaking the windows of Mr. Cobbett's houfe, in Pal ma% on Thurfday night lall, when their perfons being identified, they were committed for farther examination. From the evidence of a furveyor it appeared that the mob ' had begun to demolilh and pull down the houfe, which is a capital offence. Two perfons, taken into cuflody by the patrole, for fiting off fquibs, were conviaed in the penalty of zos. each, and another for firing off a pillol among the crowd in Portman-fquare was ordered to find bail for his good behaviour. MANSlON•House.—Yefierday three young men underwent an examination before the Loan MAYOR, charged on furpicion of picking pockets. Two of them, not giving a fatisfadtory account of themfelves, were committed to Bridewell as re puted thieves. GUlLDHALL.—Yefterday Mary Smith, a woman of the town, was examined, charged upon the oath of John Wilkinfon and others, with picking the pocket of the raid Wilkinfon, about ten o'clock o Thurfday night, in Wood.fireet, Cheapfide, of 2:. in Bank Notes, and ss. in (slyer. tine was com mitted for trial Laft week was committed to Monmouth gaol, William Saunders, of Pontypool, charged with the wilful murder of is own fon, in confequence of a violent quarrel. The deceafed has left a wife and four children. On Monday bit two men, Aynfley and War dropper, belonging to the foundry at Lemington, near Newcaftle, having bad Come altercation, pro ceeded to fettle the di - Terence by a battle; when, after feveral blows, Ayntley dropped down, and inftantly expired. He had before been fubjed to fits; and a Jury, after examining into the master, brought in a verdid, that he died by the vifitation of GOD. _ _ Lail week a melancholy accident happened to , Mifs Morgan, niece to Mr. Forger, of Newport, Monmouthilire : As (he was getting on her horfe the animal took fright, and threw her with flub violence against fome (tones, as to fraeture her skull, and caufe inflant death. On the t4th ult. as one of the baggage carts of the Perthfhire militia was palling through the Wallace toll, the honk took fright, and making a fudden fpring, was preCipitated, along with the cart, into the adjoining den. There were fix or eight men, women and children upon the cart.— Luckily the den is very narrow at the bottom, and the cart fell fo as to form a bridge over the people, by which means their lives were miraculoufly pre ferved ; yet the fcene was (hocking beyond defcrip thin. One man had his arm diflocated at the (boul der joint; the head of one of the children was bruited and diftorted in a remarkable manner; two of the' omen were very much hurt, one of whom (till remains dangeroufly ill at the Toll-houfe b , and not in a condition to be removed. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Mornln► 33 minutes after 12, Afterm en - 58 minutes after is LONDON: Printed for the Proprietors by JOHN DAN t r (or Carnaby-ftroet) at the STAR PIRINTINO-OVIIICR, Nu. I. Carerttreet ; and pablithed by LEVEL K..NT, (of Co-- terbury-place, Lambeth), at No t, Carey-ftreet, an,i at (:.c Brat-Ogres, Temple-Hu ; to which Ogte all connnui:• dons for the Mimi an rsqucital to be addeufled. MAR .. R TED. On Thurrchte. at St. Marches Church, Eirtni , vj * Prr., t•!i. Jof. ph Tynd. II to Mil Catharine Wright.botb or tie 'I Iturf.ta; a ~;t. Wrflintofter. Nlr 21, d dc, of Crt,...ched Friars, to 7.oifs soplrta t ,IA: ester of the late C4ptidn W.,lftr, of the Royal :.:ary. On the syth nit. at Croydon, Chellopber Tat:ay, Ef l . New Boni-Rrect, to Mifb (tuff 11. of Cro' or. Weinefday, Mr. Henry Carpenter ; Attorney at Late, to N.. x , Sales, &ought& Etkwari Stales. Fty. of Ncw;set , ..L. W. ft P.ynn, Efq. of Lantiford-park, near cheitet,:iatu, ro Mai H. Salmon, youngcft dau;hter of J4lin Lr.t. yr Went. Di ED. . - Laft week, at Warminiter, Wilti, aged Ss, T. Warrn, EN. This Gentleman had in het hour.: to,cz.e:. in Ga. • On Sunday latt, Mrs. Bingley, ntother of Mrs. iir,radhead. of Portland-place. On Sunday night tail, after a !hart il!ncfs, Lancelot Roildtor, Efq. of Watna'.l, near Nottingham. Of on apoptealcfcizue, Mr. Gye printer, of 'flmrfd... , morning, at his hot:re uo Epping Forcit, Trzpritt. Efq TO BE LET, Furnifhed, and entered upon iminrdiately, BARFORD HOUSE, near . I)ownt,o, Wil3 with walled Gardena. Hut•!&oufes, Stsbles coach-hacifs, and all other convenient Offices, and ah Acre, of Pail me Land, late in th • occopation of the Earl of Mahaeatury. /Thom to Ares more of Palturt Land may be Lad if re e u;red, atut t h e Manor of Hann twurth, adjoining to Downton, will be let wits the above.—'taro. d Houle it onle_fit_m:l f. um S t:itbury. Enquiie of Mr. Arney, Clore, Sa'Wintry; or of Nlr. land, Downton, Wilts, who will thew the Pruni;es. Da. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS. VOR the Rheumatifms and Colds which prrvari at this feafon of the year, no Medicine is fo fare and dSca tious as Dr. jatfrlßS's ANAL EPTIC PILLS. Their peettli.l tendency to promote Perfpiration, and all the natural Scae tiODS, will account for their lingular virtue: In the'', CompLb :a, as well as in many others to wh;ch the human frame is Ea; le from the viciflitudes of our Climate. They arc admirably c: 1- eulated for diforders of the Stomach and Bowels, for percuo of a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as alto fur there who's cooftitl.- tions have been affeded by a too adive or oo Urinary litr. They are likewife particularly ferviceable in Head-Aehs oce,.. Boned by Indigrftiun, and in removing the bid tifeds of Ire Wring; as alto in preventing Panics and Apopistaiea.fu often tI4I conkquence of 'manlier:ince Recuuriti fhotil2 be had to them after every cacti,. of eating or drinkl%, and upan every Cgbt indifpnfition; and thus their well known ebaraelitriftic of pro moting longevity will be irtitintaltied ; for, by atrilting Nature in the due difcharge ofthc animal fum‘iions. and by keeping the eonftittalon as it were in continual repair, they prrferve the bo dy in health and vigour, and pri•vent premature decay. As the ANALEP rle PILLS owe tbeir excelkilce to a pccrllar preparation, which has never been divulged by the Inventor but to the prefent Proprietors, they can only lie had genuine ' front them ; and they are fold by FRANCIS NVWSI,IIT, at the Ware:lode for Dr. James's Powder, No. 4s, the EMI End of St. Paul's, a few doors from Cheapiftle, London ; and at Dr. James's late hoer. in Bruton-flrect ;in Boxes price Q. each, Stamp included; or the quantity of fix may be had in one large box, fur t I. as. 6d.--Otiferve that the name, " F. Newbcry, 45, St. Paul's,' is engraved in the Ramps. All others arc cOtlll. tree's. DISEASES of thc URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL COMPLAINT& MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,that he may daily be confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his hosfe, No s, Frith-arca, Soho, London, in all cafes of Obitrudtions Strietures, Gleets, Seminal %Vintknefs, Incontinency of Urine Fiftula., Impotence, and debility in either Sea, &c. From eatenfte Practice in this .:epartment, to whit* he has con fined himfclf fur many yeses, he offers a method of cure, mild, efficacious, and which prevents a r,dapfe. Mr. DUFOUR, fole Proprletor of Daran's celebrated (time. dicated) Boogies, has ultim.dcly fo improved them, by divelt ing them of the irritating effeets of common Boughs, that they fuceicd where caufttes and other violent means have failed. For the Venereal Direafe, Mr. DUFOURisin - poiSeEnn et Daran's Remedies, fo mild that thew render con ant:mew' of reftraint indict unaecelTary. To tnaide him to attend patients at their own hoorah he, has provided the al . :Mance of a Gentle man of the Faculty. Perfims in the col:I:try may be cured by Rating their cafes in letters, pelt Juft publiiheil, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition, ettlarged.—A Trestife on the above Complaints, illuftrated with the vicir , us fymptoms and Cafes Riming the painful and dangerous ef fedi of Cauftic Bougies; an improved method of treating go. norrheas, &c. &e. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-cam, Soho; and H. D. Symonds, Paternofter.row ; alto to be ha I at AV/oven's, Exeter-Chanov 311,1 at Ole WHEN Proteliional Men of Cdlit:elliCh.. :.ud it fponfibility deviate front the , general fyftent by the fe • ledlon of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of lone continued faccefs is the belt criterion of fuperiurity. Eight years hark! devoted my pradice to the exeinfive twat (tient of THREE DLSORDERS, am! the fuecc.-ful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppoll• as fir as I .am able the ravages of thafe complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Su sera, I formed a with at an early period of Practice to fvf cue ith!ividu ah from the ignorance of unedreated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praditionerw The THREE'DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de. voted my attention, comprise every (pecks of VENERE.I.L INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.--ztry. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits 01 Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, ar.l lately that de rangement of the fyfteln in WOll2lll which is called BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes are the refult of Ignorance or hark in the treatnumt of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap peoi that the feeds of Lite arc poifoned by the tnilecretion of as unguarded hour. By a furerior method Inch camomile, arc milky cured, and even where others have failed, I truft that I may prefume to offer* radical rmeftablithment Few,howev= i are the riles of complicated dithers In the diforder compar ed with the calamitous fitnations of hien,....ne from ihdulgengp inaSOLITAR Y VICE, or the prevalent Gale' ties of a tathionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequence of fueb pernicious habit* Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifory,but care fullf conceals his misfortune, it may be fame confutation n r him to know, that although it be an utifirdt adoubt cusunert• tainty with other Praditioners, the !removal of thek DitFi CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire.. meat of my experience. if the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly - vigour, much anxiety will be preventtd by au early eouuteradion of this languid Rate, and in thr:c cafes no great diificultim will occur. But when this Deficiency has for years ex Red, a proper Pcr reverence itindifpenfibly requiffte to revive the flumbritig fpn. s of Lite, and to re-animate the Coullitmion. - • MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difippointrd in their ezpedations of a Family, may be allured, that iu molt Mitances fuch &fetes are curable by hltdical Skin. The SECRECY which is fo casual to my undertating, aid the Qualifications which I have orefumed to ftatc, form the Bafsoi my Pretestlions, and in coincidence with fu :h this inti mation is given, that Mr may be confultedpcforally (or by letters 'notating a ftnall note) at his bode, No. ay, Arur do-ftreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-erect adjolnii g, and the name Is on both the doors. M. B. Member nt the nerd Mltetr nl Stitetnro•