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fr.t tk. LOh1)011 GAZETTE, gamtary 1. WHITIHALL, DIOI,IBEII 31, 1804. The in has been pleafed to conftiti.te and ammiot 1 3.4aj0r• Genital George Bschwith, Certain Gmerai ai.d Goe:rnor Chief in and over the ID Inds of St. Vincent, Dry , and filch other the Minas "Commonly called the Grenadines, es lic to the NJrth ward of the Iliand of Cariacoo, in America. WHITLHAILL, JANUARY 1, lES'5'. The Ring itas been pleated to grant to the Rt.vercnd Richard Davies. Clerk, Vicar of &cern.. the Archdeaconry • t coo, th: Curfal Prebend in the Cath.dral Church of St Ihteld's an need. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ORDWANCE-OFFICE, DECEMBER 31, 1804. Royal Regiment of Artill:ry. Second Captain William Ilan to be Captain; Eira I.ieutenant James Wortley to be Second C.ricain, vice Halt; S.:Cot•Ci LAM tenant Robert Duport t' be Fiat Lieutenant, vice Woifley ; &mond Captain Fraud. Power to be Captain ; Adjutant John F. Jowl to be Sucetid Captain, vice Power ; Li eu tenant Wil• him Bennetts to be Second Captain. vice Innen, continued Adjutant; Second Lieutenant J.tntr. A. Nlalend to be lira. Lieutenant, vice Benezette; lint I. eutenant Thomas A. Brand:cut to be Second Captain; Sienna Lieutenant 1.. r. v.% Gray to be Fir ft Lieutenant, vice Brandretb; Second Laciest cant Edward Pickcy to be FirP. Lieutenant. Dated Dec. at:), tk: a. Thema. D. Jo h ns, Gena to be Second Lieutenant. Dated ce nber 24, az 4. Commilliuns figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. Loyal Lincoln Velunteer Infantry. John Fardell the Yotaivr, EN. to be Captain ; William Wriggler worth, (tett to be Lizu•r omit i Tbotna, Marlon, Gent. to be linfign. Dated Decendier V), TEN. But gh Con.pany of the Spillby, Wai ofcet, and Burgh Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. John Taylor, Ell. to be Captain. Dated December 11, 180.1. Commit ions figned by the Lord Lieu:en:lnt of the County of Southampt.,n. Noah Hants Regiment tf Militia. Th , may Coulth.. rel. jun. Gent. to bc Licnienant, vire Jahn Crooke, revel Dateel December 1, 1806. Gafpt t Battalion of Volunteer Ir.fantry. TAArlia, Lfq. to bc Major-Commaudatit. aitod De ectut.,r Is, 13c4. Poi tfmouth Vieualling Office Artillery. latnes Mathews, Efq. to be Captain, vice Ketaiat , rckned. ohn Meredith, Getd. to he I.ieutenant, vice hlailicw, promoted. 0 ariliall Waller Clifton, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Me redith. promoted. Dated December 23, 1304. J'ortfea Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. Henry Ploughm an, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vies Mapper, reflgncd James S:der, Chat. to be Er.fign, vice Hine:btu:no promoted.-a- Dated December 23,1804- CommifTions in the Aberdeenfhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated December tB, 1804. Enn i o Alexander Gordon to be Lieutenant, vice R. ehriflie, • refined. Elifignamald Cameron to be I.lentenant,v'te A.Gordon,refigned. ]'Alan Grant, Gent. to be Enti.o, vice Gordon, promoted. Viiiiarn Hayes, Gent. to be Enfigii, vice Cameron, promoted. Contruillion in the Nottinghamthite Regiment of Mi litia, fitzned by the Lord Lieutenant. Thomas MiehaefTaylor, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated Odlober 17. 1804. COmeniams In the Retford Troop of Nottingham. fhite Gentlerben and Yeomanry Cavalry, tigned by the Lord Lientvant of the County of Not tingh.r.n. Stephen Attinfon, Gent. to he Lieutenant; Henry Maros, Gutt. robe Surieon. Dated Auguft 24. 1904- Commifli•ms in the Royal South Lirecin Militia, ii , ;,ned by the Lord Lietitelat.t. Augustus Theodore Hodgfon, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated December 13. 1110.1. John Fuihvant, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated December 14. 2804. Sober: George Banks, Gent. to be Ent . . gr. Dated December 13, 12C4. CoMnniiiion in the ltorl Third Lincoln Militia, fign -d by the Lard Lientznant. Ri..l.arel Brackeebury, Lig. to be Alajor. rar,ed December 17, 1804. PARTNTRSIIIPS nissouir D. Thomas Page and William Gordon, fileerfmiLhi, Gerrard-Brat, Golden-fluare, November 17, 1804. George Darbylliire and Thomas Simplon, 4.4dt-dealers, York, December 26. Thomas Herbst and Henry Thoniplon, cotton-m:rehantr, Dowgine.l , lll, December It. James Delarnain and brothers. Hull, September t • Edward Gabriel and Samuel Gardner, bookie:to - 6, Cripplegate, DecemLer 31. Mark Howard and George Price, holier., Freenians court, Combill, Dorember 3t. Jelin Wibberley, Alexander Strahan, jun. and Williain Pepper, stterehants, Nottingham, December 24. Edmund Boehm, Daniel Nantes, and John Taylor, merchants, December 31. Dawfon Humble, Benjamin North. and Stephen Humble, wool &apices. Lewis. Odlober 30. Robert Wilkes and Parton Heins, brokers, dialdwin's-court, Cloakdane, December 31. Moles Franco and Ileac Keyfer, Camomileftreet, Dec 31. W. Noble and G. Webb, wine merchants, St. Mary at Hill, December 29. Thomas Schofield, Thomas Cawley, and Thomas Brndbelt, in Barrington, near Liverpool. Common Brewers, December 14. Thomas jiryer, Jere Rhodes, and Wiliam Fardely, cotton imanrifaiiturers, Raillrick, Yorkfhire, November z. loin SJ rgeaunt and William Birch. coach-makers, Great Queen- Are'', Lisicoln's-liin4elds, December 3t. aii . raham Vickery and William March, Rock-brokers,Thread- Moll -fir, t. December 29. NI iry Wright and John Wright, brasiers, Huddersfield, York ghee, Decernb-r 24. 1 . 11 , ..trag Sizaie and Theophilus Lowe, falters, Bartholomew dole, December 3i. nonias Sruili and John Rofc, upholfterers, Broad-ince:, De cember 23. Ricliard Hervey and John Slitelwrirth, Gutter-lare, Di e. 23. Thomas Kiilick and John hark, coal-merchants, New I'J:ice /art:, I.o.:ciob r ;1. r.,i;,-,. D.-.. a nca and John I:ow:, forst-coopers, St. Dualtan't— hin, Dez..ne..._r 3r. BANKRUPTS. lare..:r f TiffirOPlAU3re, Mid .l:.ic pa!mer, t!CAilr Char to C are n. .ry .1, is, ard Ft! rmry 12, at twelve, at Cuildhall.-- Avoito.y, Mr. Ward, Newman•ftr titfor..ftreet. John Polity, of NV ea.., chant, dialer and chatnao, January it, tli, arid lev,n at t h e bwso fun, Anomie., Nc.r. :At pton 141alkt, Sumerret, or Mr. Wi.rry, New ehark; 3.ledef,i, Ballbtlry, watel:-..ral..er, dealer and oi:l;am:l,lam:try I t, I a, .••. the Itanbori, and tebruney tl, at the ing Hork Inn, lianbuiy, at eleven.— Pcarion and ti,a, Pump court, "ntmple, Loodun ; rr Mr. John Drury, Paolnry. lames needy, now or late of Chipping N•rten, Oxforabire, rurtier, dealt r and rhaprnan, January /v, at four, Javu . ,ry 18, and February 12, at eleven, at the Crown 1n,., Evediarn, Wer cethrthizr. Attondes, Mr. William Law Phelps, in I-venal:l; nr Mr. •I'aylnr,Somb.impton Building+, Chancery-lane, London. lohu Cottlob We:llinch, of Plymouth, Devon, merchant, dealer chapnur, January 22, 26, and February 12, at ten. at the Knifes Arma Jun, Plymouth. Attorney, Mr. John t'aunders, Plymouth. John Carlton, of Canterbury, grocer, dealer and Chapman, January ac, A NC, at nine, and February aa, at one, at Gt.lldb 31, London. Attorney, Mr. Elltob, Catharine-court, l s rin it y.• r4iii a re, London. Thc,ll4. Franklin, of Lcieton-Buffard, ErdforilCslrr, mon •y -fcrivimer, January 8, is, and February la, at eleven, at GuitJ- I .ontlon. Attoruica, Mean. Ncdomfole and ro:..d, tjikz • Itreet. ILrand, London. , C 3 • 4 POLICE, b'e. Yeflerday, at Marlborough-hett, a yonnl man, the fon of a r.::rl•ft.ltile merchant, was charged with feereting Itinacif in the bottle of Mr. Warren, Mat qui-direct, Mary-la-bonne, with an evil intent. The loin:tier was in the habit of vititing a female fervant of the honle, and after Mr. Warren had retired to fell on Monday night, he fulpeeted fomething im. nper, and on going to the fcrvant's chamber, he 11),:ht1,1 her locked in the alms of her cLinsorato, whom lodged in the watch hook. The Magi Orate was almut to commit the pri: . oner as R rogue and vaga bond, hut, by the iliterpolition of the father, who gay,: n lan:chtalde accramt of his fun's depravity, it wax jurigt:d expedient that he !I:fluid &I've his King aid Country_; and he was accordingly detained to wake chn;cc of the at my or navy- On Saturday few i ;hr. 'fAnne Woodroffe wag ] , brought btfoie O. Oa AN/ HAM, Efq. Mayor of Windfor, charged with having deferted her female in: - ant of ;:ight years old. The babe was found a' few nights since at a very late hour at night, lying in a ditch in a field adjoining Windfor, deltitutc ..f tne fmtlieti covering. It was found, whileAlivc. by a telid , tit tof the town, of the name of Smith, who gave immediate information to the Magiltrates. hut the unnatural mother was not taken until Saturday Tait, when the cont . :Med the charge againtt her, and the was fully committed for trial at the next atTizes fur the county. On Thurfday laR the warelonfe of lkieffre. Wallic and Co. taylnrs, &c. Threadneedle•lireet, was en• tered into by means of a picklock or filic key, and propfrty llelen thereout to nearly the stnount of 3001. F. id ty night the houfe of Moore, of the Prerogative Office, was ribbed by conic perfons un known, of feveral valuable article.. A rerfon of the name of BoJi;ly, from Cuernfey, was taken up at the Rcti Lion Tavern, Truro, a 1.:%% day, ago, on a charge of having uttered treafonable exprcifions. _ _ Frevs.—Vellerday afternoon a fire broke out in Goiat-court, ,htwn, which excited c)nfider able alarm in the aci;:himurhood. As there were no engines within I 'me di:lance of the ipot, the neigh. bouts employed therniel ves in cat tying water hi pails to throw upon the tire, in hope of hopping its pro grefs, tilt fuch rime as engines could be pi ocored.— In this they were firceefsful ; the fire was cootined to the ground-floor, where it ti, It appeared, and on the arrival of the tire-engines, it was foon eatingoithed withrut hating done ar,y event - lee iejury to the pre miles—but when the Firemen carved the apartments a very (hocking fpeEtacle indented ittelf to their view —a little girl was lying on the floor burnt to death. It appeared that, the mother bad left the houfe only a few minutes before the accident happened, and it is fuppofed the child fet tire to its clothes. As the firemen were returning home with their ergines, about uneven o'clock. they were informed that a flue bad jute broken out in Queen fireer, Cheaptide. They reached the place in a few minutes, when they f .und the Rabies of Mr. Barriam tie Taayras on fire. It wa , firtt difcover• d by tome of the clerk., who perceived an rinnfrial quantity of fmoke iffuing virough the flooring of the warehnufe, immediately over rtabtet,. at the h-ur of retiring from butinefs for the evenin, t , and while in the at of &thing up and fecnrii g the deems upon further examination they found the halite in flames, which threatened 1 de:int.:hen to every part of that extenfive ware boars and (no:triva:les. The di:nger now became alarming, and recalculable mischief mull have tol ' lowed, but for the almolt momentary attendance of the fire.eugiaes, time of which were proceeding to ailih at a tire v :1411 had broke .nit in the neighbr, ir hivd of Horiley down, and there alfo being as an-- pie Inpply of water, in about four hours the fire was fulficiently or tinder, lo as to u.a vent further mif cilia( to theic large concerns, c , ntailling property to a very confide:able amourir, ar, , ! but for the fingrilar and inliantatieces afihtance given, mull ine vitably have been detfroyed, tegeth:r with a large portion of the a.ljacent buildings. Mutt fortunately it was mutter night with the firemen of the 1t0y..l Exchange Altiranee Company, the Sun, the Bri• tith, and foine others, by which means they were the better enabled to render timely and effeaual aid. and, in a Ilion time, the greater number of the en gines in London were prefent. When the flames had fufficiently fubfided, In as to permit the (table door to be opened. a new fpeaacle was dilcovered. Four of the mill horfes and a goat were found flit:located, lying on the ground : the hair of the poor animals was complete ly burned off, except that part which was covered by the harnefs of two of them, and the (kin left entire ; two of the honks were lying over each other, and the goat acrofs both ; a great part of the rack, manger, and time of the hay and (traw, were conlumed, but one part efeaped w*hout any damage whatever. The accident is fuppored to have originated from a can dle having been carelefsly left in a lanthorn, as the latter was found much burned, and that part of the Cable, whete it ufually hung, had been molt con firmed. It was at firft imagined that a great quan tity of the (*agars in the warehoufe had been cnnii derably damaged ; lint we underhand only a final! portion was injured by the water, and not by fire.— Had the craiflagration taken place at a late hour of the ni & lic, the confequences mutt have been dread ful. Lath tight, between the hours of eight and nine o'clock, an alarming fire broke out in the work- Illo? of Mr. BRODIE, a carpenter, in Swallow-they, co. goer of Vizn-lane and Sackville-hreet. The (hop being 'limited in the rear of the houfe, the fire was not immediately difcovered. The flames continued to rage with great fury for near an hour before water could be procured—and as the workfhops contained a quantity of light timber, great apprehenfions were entertained for the adjoining premifes ; but, happily, the engines played with filch effe&, as to completely fibdue tloi tie in lets than an hour, when it was ex• tit:palled with little more lots than the burning a part of the rear of Mr. BRODIE'S houfe, and Mr. Fatima, the baker's, adjoining. Some fire-engines, arrived a few moments after the alarm was given. The St. James's Volunteers, under the command of Major Downs, pi - craved good order, and prevented much depredation. We ate informed that the accident happened through the negligence of ahoy, who was left to attaid to a glue pot, which boiled over. CORONER'S IN miIEST. Yenetday an Inquell was held at the World:cure in Coleman-(beet, on the body of a man found in Moorfields, and brought in a verdia, died by the in clemency of the weather. An Inquell was alfo held at Bethnal-preen, on the body of a woman found on 6:: Reps of a door in that neighbourhood—when a like verdin wa:, delivered. Saturday an inquilltion ryas taken at the Mitre, Deptford, on the body of a little gi?l, who was burned to death nn Thnrfday. The deceafed, who was very ill, had been left to the care of a girl nine years old, who left her fteeping in .s chair near the fire while fhe went to play. A lodger in the bottle, fuelling lornething burning, and going into the room where the deceafed was, found her dead, with her clothes literally burned to alhes.—Accidental Death. Monday an lacolfition was taken before A. Grt.L, Efq. at the Blue Polls, Allington-flicet, Pic c.tdilly, on the body of a female infant child, who was found coricealed in a trunk, in the bottle of Sir John Hort, tart. in that (beet, on Sunday. It appeared by the evidence of Eliza Thompfon, the houfe keeper in Sir John's family, that Ann Jones, the kitchen maid, had been long fafpta*.d to be in a pregnant fate ; and on being cpieflioned, the always denied the faEl. On Thurlday daft the bottle , keeper was fully convinced of her pregnancy, and preifed her clofely to difclofe her fituation ; but the denieilit fill, although the was promifed proteEtion. Jones went to bed cn Saturday night much indifpof ed with a cold ; and on Sunday morning, the houfe keeper called at her chamber, when the informed her that the was better ; but on bringing her a bafon ot tea, the houfe keeper furpefted, from many circum ttances, that the had delivered herfelf of a child, and ptelf‘d her to fay what the had done with it. Jones fill denied the fit, when a furg,ton wits fent for, who acid) , found out the truth t.; the 'mule keeper's atfertion, and on et.arninirg about the houfe, they difcovcrcd the"newly horn bahe in a box, wrapped up in a flannel petticoat. ihe furgeon, who was nrefent when the child was found, fated, that one tide of it was warm, and on relating that circumstance at the time to Jones, the declared that it was fill born, but that it lay alongfide her for louse time it: the fate the furge:ot defcribed. Mr. 'Payne, a Surgeon, examined the chill yeller. Jay. Ile found the contents of the thoras and ab domen found. The lungs were rather coil:weed, and in putting a portion of them in water, they lwam. fihicti is a fign that the child was horn alive, though it was not a futlicient criterion to prove that fad. The Jury, after fome delPieratinn, returned a vet% horn. The wnrEan cnnfeffed that the bullet- in the family was the father of the child. Sunday mnrninz, about f c o'clock, as a watch man was going his beat; he law a man decently dteifed before a door, in Mom fields, in k dy ing (late, throuFh the inciciiteney of -the weather, when he took him to the w.ttch-hoore in Colman- lircet, where, though every affiltance was rendered to him., he thortiy died. On Ftiday Mr. Digby, of the Itriyal Navy, whllll petting over a hedge, Portfneu h, whit a loaded fc"vii'ig piece in his hond, it lit.lo.nly vent off, and the whnle char:lc enured his left breaft, by which tinfort.t:latecitclentaAnce be inllienciy expired. laft, as Mils Flower, of Chancery-lane, was li-endint; by the fire, her muflin drefs caught the flrac, and, in extinguifhing it, her hands wetc nr.c!l bu: r t. Yellerday at noon, a girl, under el•!ven years of age, erne to a publican in Drury Line, to change a one pound note, when (he contrived to neat it, as well AS the change. She was follower and challengLd with the theft, but denied it Routhy until a police of ficer WAS lent for to fearch her, when fourteen thil hogs and fispence, in money, were found hid under her arm pits ; the remainder the had expended in trinkets. A m-ifl fingtilar and nnprecedented fpecies of r )h -bet y was committed at Liverpool on Thu, GI ly mor ning lath It k the cuflom at ihe. lt Office there to fend the OrmiVrk mails from Londm and Live - pool by one of the flag-coaches, which go every ny , rning to Lmcailer and the N.,ith. About leven o'clock On the morning above mentioned„t man came and elemaniled thefe mails, laying that he wis f,nt from tlic co.tch•office, to take them down to the c' , ach, which was jult letting off. No liiip;tion being en tertained, the mails were delivered to him, and have never been feen or heard of fence. Thin robbery cannot fail to caufe very ferious inconveniences to many individuals, which, however, there is realon to hope, will be obviated by a fpeedy difcovery of the I offender. Lail week the wife of Mr. Do11)y, of Boar-lane, Leeds, finding herfelf very unwell. fent for his finer, Mrs. Mitchell, wife of Mr. Mitchell, of Lnddingden, near Halifax, to attend her ; her fitter had rot been long in the houfe bef. - ire Mi s. s.vas of two children. Mrs.iolitchel, who was alto far ad vanced in a (late of pregnancy, became very ill, and was in lefs than an hour 2..livercd of "pr: The five children were all ei!her born dead, or c?%:,1 within an hour after their birth, bat their mothers arc both in a fair way of recovery. At Brayton hall, the feat ( f ;;;r t TRTD LAW . _ . S ON, Bart, thc following difmA cataftrophe occurre.! velterday fe'nnight ; Mr. Reed, the head rreener, having palled the fore part of the day along with a diviCon of the Cumberland Rangers, that underwent infpeCtion, in the evening, furnewha , i Ii what he had drank, he went to fkaite on the Ffh pond, and in purfuing this dan?,erocs recreation, was drowned. In the centre of the pond is a !piing, which, bubbling up as from a I entain, never freezes, and of this circumilance the unfortunate yonng man was forewarned by the Reward ; but whether he could not check his career, or that the premonition above-mentioned was negleeted, is trw•errain—in he plunged, however, utile there remained no r‘ther trace of hint than his hat upon the ice; thoo?Ir his cries had given notice of his ditircfs to a perk n who was accidentally pang that way. After a paint ul hatch, his body ',vas extricated, but all attempts to reliant life were ineffettual. His remains were inter. red at Afpatziaou Thurfday with military honours. Trnatever rail/ V,e the derp:ns of the continental powers reln , :et:ng the exte; o l , nt rt . Ir)Ctircies ngaintt France, the win; r m ..t.hs •• tcr.-nd, is a great degret, the pr. .refs of warfare. Wc mutt naturally expo", the , In- the neyt three months at lealt, a conlii tat:l, dearth • I . l ).)l.tics.—Vet, the is a filbje•ft,%vitich rann , o. 1:0, in thr pr.,4% of no interci to a p.i!;',ic, (Ince it w;11 nbvi bully rodttee ranch I riune to man, iu divisluals. The C...;;-.lcintts rt.alcr fs an ticipate, that the Announced St is tt e tereCting fuhi:s`t meant. This I..tzery h.F been pro. n•ninced, and mitt juitly f., to I .se of n vet) impr , rtant defcription. The fupctior .tr.d mai nitttde of its prize, on the rt.duced ticker.. with many fnro.n.r prt . l:r.: Scheme to he incontroviiiiy.rhe ha" 'i.tc hitherto been pr.:tented to arlveritorera it; t ‘Vh,:et of Fortune. MARRIP D. On the t 7th ult. at Duni:ann.. ryrone, !t . Laid, •he Ho nourable and v. L'harlza Knox. fon •,f t o.v W . entuit Nor:I:- L.:Ad. to Mrs. James klachttr, daughter of Ltol:r; Bcnt, I fy. :sot M. P. for Aylefbury HIGH WA ER Al LUNLY)s ‘l4 t) tut& KJ W. Mon ing • Aftem9on • • • 3 4 ••lir.itt-a a' er • • 47 :14mitem after INTELLIGENCE in the Medical W is felt I)vr A. the comminity, and looked for with anxiety by all ranks ;if people : —Wrre the It manure of the glands more generally knnws in anatomy, we litight atlill them more under their dirt:clad adl ion the do title duties th;iy prrform of hcrction and int• rnal eircuta. tion, hut a nionunt try olittruetion„ a flight exptifure to the air. their col • thicken, 3G4i they become tumid Irons the vari.itlat joy of their tormaLloo. When. front a pceuiarity of cottltitution.l d -fed, the falivary glands in the nee: put on a (Wee. d periudicsl ahfcelles, contineaPy formiteg and hippo rating and extending its pollon over the j&r.ts ;—fuch are the car. iv which we recommend SHI.SI.IUR k''S PA•I1 AN'l S;.:ORIV.; FIC DROPS, which will be found a fotirce of comfort when difeafe, from its long continuance to the Inthit, prevent, a cur:, as its raedicinal eff.rfts plainly have Ihewn ip Scurvy, Gout, Rhea matifin, Eruptive Cafes, &c. Mr. Spnillery atthnds at the Drpeniry, No. xs, Soho Nana. for thr purpofa of Medkal Applicationc, where letter:, putt paid. with the profdlin nal "se, W.ll he attended to. The gcncin a. Nleilicinc is fold with a Black Stamp fixed to it; •E ~ y ofkrsti veith a Red mutt be an irritation of the Patstit Me. Soho•forre. Out a the mouti, of iitl BLS anti SUCKLINGS mall cvtne TRUTH. I r is to he hoped no Percms, let their want of faith L be ever isi grew-, will for a ninniert elnulit the uuthenticlty of the following letter. If there be, l'te rietor courtii the itristett fligetion, having the fathiiaclion of iconwi: , g, that no Metli• cline, either ancient or modem, leas ever prin.:no, ii loch forptifwg cur 4,1 Dr. lIRODUM's I VANICAL SYRUP uil NER— VOUS CORDIAL. .10 Mr. Sevevrov, Proprietor or Pr. Brodurn's Medicines, No. 9, Alhino•ltreet, Bitel:Mi.irs Road. Sir—We entre?! you to make known for the good of ?nankin% that our Brother, joreph Smoll, aged is, now with Mr. Birch. paper-hang, r, No. liiz,h 1 lo'boni, about eight months ago area covered from lop to hed with fr4ghtf4 large red fcropnolons florche4, multiplying at night, and fwei4iiig with extreme anguiih, dtprivilg tint of the ufe of his right kg for four months. The contr,:nion of thz Sinews had quite drawn the leg upe— Thus anGoed to bed, the pains at night were dreadful to him. After bang ter. week:. in St. Bartholomew's Hofpital, he came nut 1. 'edit . % But from nue Bottle of hr. Erodnm's Botanical Syrup lie found the frit happy relief, and by three more eras perf•dk ly cured, and Rill hearty and fixong. The whole nelthbourhogat venerate otteft c-re. _ _ Your molt ot...Jt,nt and refpeetful bumble Servants, R. an.! S. WALKER. N 0.,. Gcor„4-ftrt4t, Battle Bed Nov mbet, !RN. [WA' NIEDICINF AC NEWBElisi and SONS, Nu. 45, St. Patirs . church-y.a.t. I.e.n.ton, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder, and other .:eltiable Pre:Arationl, inform the Public, th t in enn. f .I.p.rze of t! e new Stamp Duties. tie price of that Medicine will he in future as. 9,1. per Packet, or tl. ss. 6d. per Dozen; bu• the •Zaantity of a DOZt.7I Packe s in a Bottle (as made up tor the Army and Navy) may h• had fur tl 4s. And as Ntitutps are prepared, by order of the Comniiiliontrs, for Metres. Nevr fep irate life, in which the Words, " F. Nrwbery, No. 45. entraeed, mid as it is prAunied that this will be a funii.f.:nt Si carity arainit Couutcrfcits,his Signature on the La. MI will he ..... 'Foe followin are the prices of their Medicines, to tbe 111 ff twenty of ~ ..1.• •11 Mr. Newbery's Stmiipa are affixed, bat thote who purchafr iit or more at a time, will be allowed the Stance Lr.:tis. Dr. James's Powder a 9 Didby's Carminative t 9 --a 13 t . ..k 2 4 o Dr. Aultitesehttlybeate 1 Amt. ptic Nth 4 6 Plll5 - - 4 • Wye Lox 24 o FreakesTinet. of /lark 4 0 Pr. Stc,rs's Opoderdoc a 6 Ditto Huzbanesdhto 3 * ----- t.:.,,,vt:11 1 .(1 (iii 1 6 ToMc Lills - * p --- Nitre Drops 2 6 Pngl:fli Coffee . s 9 --- Camomile Drop 1 9 Dr. Hont,Lr's Pilb t t! ---- Paozoric to. Grant's Drops t ti zenges - I 1 3 / 4 IngliCb's Seuts Pills I 0 A ogils,iiiil . 4 Blois ditto i 1,1 litor : 's N ;Arm tia 2 6 1. fii:sice of CoPsfoot 3 6 N•.,,,,,,. 1),-„ i „ 5 6 Mr. SpellC.: • lleutitricc 4 0 Spiilbury's Prong s 6 Cephalic i;vt , '.l . 0 9 Dr. S,,iander'‘ l'ea 1 9 Jones's klicurn. Tina. 3 6 Gret tai..gli . . Tii.ci urea a s Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Ditto *rola I aszeogta a a Pfleucc nt Peppermint a Ili I,fr. nee *of Ginger S 9 GIMS's Map,iielia . 3 o N. B. At many Perfons, yart;odarly Altifenpero, tniftake the h , n fe of h Newbery, they think it nrceffsry to point olt. tl ttit is at the EMI end of !-'t Pati:'s, lour doors from Cheaptidt e wi:h thde Words infcrihed on the frurt— '• Tut ONLY WAY E0SIOC:-.E FORDO. JANIMS.SPOWPYR." HAVING dedicated tr ) telt to the Antis, and Dent gaffed by at rx:ft einiuderahte pradke in that immdi which I thwitht i..7aper t 3 fete& I trutv that I have not more tott• emtdcyrd my time than tho't who• in the exteoGve field of the profeffuin, an; occallonally Mime:fed in uncertainty, and amnia alwayill'tl:llthzt farcafb w:.lth is aecintred by eoncentratlng the t 7 nil, clo!, of diforders._ _ "red? cafes of 11/ErILITY are ;.:,:utfar:y diftrefßzw, for they brhfq t!:e^l a train of cereomitftnt fernEtorns.sztl, by de- ent tnezgy, exiiteitce It fat bzzatnes Whefit..r thuy : from the pre.:slt.i . ...c i ill exataiplet thatfltue ,lee,,;•l)li 3 of fe:wo! boys, or the indu:.;ctlem of Mattielty, they it• the aloft acrid:rule i•ofe'fznal Dal t hut by the L;notande • tvdurattel inert, the fympt . ...nsart An le coon tt is 1711.v . .:ynd. N*7:!. - fIIA of "'.e ROYAL COLLItOPor SOROP.ONP, I my ?r,nu't.stnt on revuts:ity e education: ea; I pording cu . :7 •t t .a•eoc z, I te.! to that coa.iience wi . !- e.: I s• .7 honoured. in rc . .t 'enfa , v+.l, weihae:a. early apoltaatioa wli r revc;t tn'ty of a ef , hilitated 'ratite; but whete the W iener. fr t e ,. .nr.i...ufnefs of the unnianEncfs of he a:et which et'•: ., :..t.ine Is fearful of the nintremst or c,nfttre of 'is f..rnaT • !.",lis over hIF. rtnit7 with Cane:Ul COB. e: - ..altrient I: fsur a.ftory for him to t•e allured r.at onty car.iftlifty of treatrncn• aro of the tr. ttl i^ inala{)le facrecy. And fn recent Vennreil Cofwtlaints it it to preenst pals. e?nger or t.;;^er:s ; in the Ilrfl convene. •r:1 cttfes It la ths acquire. n•ntit or exe:t.ST• exoericnot In this line to c&& a fafe, outs's, sand 4et•F y re -eflablithmenta Petit^ the aLleu :.t a e 411 this er,erterer tc thofe of either to Irbi are wift. sac I• nt ot lA3ii Try. e any iymptonts d vr.t.iLar.Ai. IN Ft...C . l'lON. and in c2•••3 the terms dr remlw aeration are stated on the tuft int.trvieve. Par.itas :he cots, try are ...x7ett , d to treas....ea Sank Mee, aria are tequette.l to fi›eclfy th.cir agc ar..l niann:r living. MARTIN ilßrftr., yi,l c ret,ee of et• Royal Ccurfc Om'reorto in Loo&*. Nosh. Arurdel-Itr•et, :Aran!, neat Ter , ,,te gar LONDON : Printed and pub:i2acd Aar !CENT, (of Can. terhury-VAce. Lan,betb). at the STAR Cr/Ift, N. t. Carer Ana. .4010103 alffb at tha srAa r /WV', Tesapie•Air