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,DREADFUL HURRICANE. WHITIM AVIN JAN. 26.—0 n Wednefday night, and the greater part of the next day, we were vi flied by one of the moil awful tempas ever felt upon this coaft. The wind was variable, but principally from the North Weft, accompanied with, or rather driving with altonithing fury, a very heavy rain. From the high flateof the tides, and the violence of the gale, the molt ferions appreherdions wete entertained of a deftruaion fimilar to what was experienced from the memorable tempcit on the 23d and 25th of January, 1796. The Wind was ' higher, and the extraordinary flow of the tide, lolling its billows with amazing rapidity, prefent ed a fpeelacle not lefs . terrifying and alarming . than that. This rnenaeingappearance continued from about eight o'clock on Thurfday morning, till betw ee n one and two in the afternecn. In the regu!ar courfe, it would have been high water at 26 mi nutes pail 12 but it was the higheft flood at about half pall ten ; and inftead of fifteen feet eight inctL-s, it is fuppofed to have rifen to twenty feet, at the end of the Old (bay. Fortunattly, but contrary to general obfervation, the hurricane abated confiderably before the regular period of high water, and the wind alto shifted to a more favourable point, and the precautions takento fe. cure the fhirpirg proved effeEtual in preventing any material damage being cinn2 in the harbour. For kvet al hours, the agitation of the fea was fo great its (=meioses to darken the horizon ; the foam, thrown up by the brisling of the billows, frequently Lid the liOit•honfe; the 44 yea ay waves" did indeed teem as ii they were intended to w eon. found and fv:allow navigation up ;"and the fpray was Peen flying in almott ever)? part of the 'town, relembliag large flakes of fnov'. Immenfe bodies of water werifome:lmes againlt the bit tlements of the outer pigs, (the New Ctay and the Ninth Wall) an.l, breaking, were toifed In every sliretlinn throughout the Larbour : a: other times, they were heaved to latch a height, as to roll over thcfc moles writhe bulwark, as if there had been nothing °pooled to their wild and impe tuous raging. The (well of the tide inundated, for a (;tort ume, the places neareil to the Ihorc— • Mark-lane, the lower end of Duke-ffreets I`',w Lowther-lireet, and Szrand-fireet; but neither was the inconvenience which it occasioned, no, the in jury (Whined by ttis raft commotion of the ele ments, in which two of them feenied to contend for fide dominion, equal to what has frequently been the confequence i f llorms infinitely lea for midable and menacing. In this, we confine our. felces merely to what concerns this port and the ;hips within it a: the time of the hurricane- We fhoisld be hapr to cnn , lude our whole intrama tion on this fishjen a ith a fimilar charaCter of it in ether iltuation,. The dais of the mind were felt in every part of this town. It had raged in a moll tremendous manner, from about two - o'clock in the mown* ; and, at daylight, the Ilreets were found thews-4 with bricks, Oates, II rues, mortar, rough cailochrfs, &c. Several chimneys had been blown down ; Several hunks whey, or partially, unroof - ft? ; the i roofs of many others damagtd by the falling of the chimneys; and the inhabitants, in various in. fiances, eery narrowly elcaped from deb-aft-tn. The following is a very remarkable infiance of this kind: An old chimney s the tower part eotrpoferl of large lion's, and the upp p eerr pact atria, upon a hour, in Church - greet (oc cupied by Mr. Brock bank, tobacconill)xas lown down itbont eight o'clock in the morning, and penetrating the roof and ceiling, forced its way into a room in which were two beds, and four children lodged in them! The father, who was at the inßant prepared to leave the houfe, to attend his Winds, (and who in two or three minutes would have UR the oppor tunity of affording any alfitiance) on hearing the crafb, ran up Ram. But what was his horror, when he beheld the apartment nearly filled with rubbifh; the roof open to the fit'', but pnly one bed to be fees! The other, in which two of his children had been put to repofe the preceding evening, was totally covered with the fragments of the chimney, &e. Nor could he hear any found, but the howling of the wincllhrough the !battered roof! Prompted by that . ..! feelings which impart a (trench unknown, except in moments of extreme alarm, he inflantly proceeded to remove the rub. hint. One of the sirildren began to cry.—The other was filent fir Tome time. At length, he had the fatisfailion to know that they were both alive (there were a boy of 6, and a girl of 4 years) ; and, in a nowt time afterwards, he was enabled to extricate them from their moil perilous and awful fituation, which, without inaant relief, muft i of itfelf, have proved fatal. Both of them were confiderably broiled; the little girl ]sad atilt received a wound in the fore head, which at the time Mr. Brockhank difcovered her, bad nearly covered her face with blood! but it is not apprehended that the injury received by either is fuck as to occalion any ferious confe quences. None of the fragments had touched the bed in which were the other two Children ; but a large portion of the cieling, attached by one end, hung dreadfully fufpended between them ! The circunrflance, which was exatilyas related, mit be coofidered altogether as a fignal intlance of the merciful interpofition of Plovrozwca, to !Meld fo many innocents (by means which ap pear almoß miraculous), front an accident which threatened inevitable dellruelion. A great part of the rdvement of the Old Ittay was urn up, and feverutla:rge Ronts walhed firm the different piers, and carried by the force of the water to a confiderable difiance. Marks of its Ntolcnee Are to be teen an through the neighbour. loa'd. One of the windmills near this town was unroofed; trees wereidown doivn in fevenal places. Ir:fiances of this kind are too numerobs to men. ti•at ; but it d: , ,:s not appear to have extended far 1r an the fca coati. 'A great deal of damage was dc.ac in Lgrcutor.t and its vidittity. ~ . LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19. A Rom of the PRICES of FLOUR, froni the 16th of Jan. to the aad of January ineluftve. Total 9,867 faeks.---Average 695. old. os. kizher than taft return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. . _ Begs 31 los to 31 Ss f Pockets 41 os to 71 Ice SEEDS PER HUNDRED WEIGHT, January 29. Red Cbscr 4ns to 925 White ditto aos to 1265 per cwt. 'trefoil ros to 525 - • Turnip as to act per bt.iltel Rye Grafs 245 to 341 per quartgx Cillticfoil gas to 4.:s per ditto MtiOard. S Whi.e tos 61 to las pa bufltd • Stcd. j 13rown 'Os 6d to 145 6d per ditto Canary Seed zis to 125 od per ditto Rape Seed 341 to 381 per la& SMITHFIELD, January 29. To Eck the offal—per Rene of 81b. BAef 4s 6.1 to p 84 Veal - 6s od to :es 6d ,iviutton - p cd to 6s 8.1 Pork - bs od to 71 od Bt4ek at Market this morning, Brats 750, Sheep too. NEV/GATE and LEADENHALL, anuary 29s Per P.eoe of 81b. by the Beef 4s od to .es od Veal p od to 7s 44 Mumps: 4s se. tg, p Sd Pork 6s od to 7s od RAW HIDES, January 29. I Higley (per thine) 36 ad to 3s 8d Heavy Calf 95 od each Middling 3s od to os bd Node Skins 135 to 13s Ordinary 111 ad to at Id Sheep Skins 4s ad to Ils od PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Blass, 30 to 561 b each, - - 1744 to 1 9d Ditto, to t0.661b - . . sod to zad Mert bouts Backs . . 26fd to 274 Drelling Hides - - z3d to isd Fir.eCoach Hides . ltd to 16d Crop Hides for Cutting r 284 to aod Flu Ordinary - -13 d to 1741. Cali Skins, 33 to 40111 per dozen, - sod to 24d Ditto so to 7olh - - 241 to 2114 Ditto, 7o to 80111 - -24 d to 264 Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 21 ad to 25 Id Large ditto - - loos to z,ps per doz. Tanned ilecfc Hides -18 s to 285 each 139 st Skins - - Its to Cs per dozen PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. j tines', market 4s oid Torm Tallow 69s 6d to os Dist,: market - Da cd RuMa ditto (za.) G6s od to os Whitt:chapel market 4s Ruffia ditto (Imp) 6os to 6ts (per &mot White Candle Ru Ma 64s to os Melting Stuff ass Od tool • Ss ad Ditto Rough 33s od to os Army Price 4s Id Gresves - 19, al to os flood Dreg Its to to Yellow Soap ', ,ts. to os —kfooted,los.—Curd, To. Canna. I ts. &S.—Moulds. its. 61 PRICr. Or HAY AND 'MAW, ;January Sra at& 11. St James's. Whitothapel. O.Haya oto o 13 otos 10 0 3100 to 5 00' N. do. o oto o o Str-ve ttoto t r 3 't 16 oto s o t 8 o tot 14 0 Pour 5 o:06 o 5 ooto6 6 0: ODAI.S, January 29. Het' Owls in the Pool, tL as. 6d. per °lsidro& Dr:lured at. 71. 6d. Sun.:edam!, al. 17s. cd. • Delivered sl. 6s. cal. Erms. On the 22d inft. et Ongs;:ificl,the Lady of the Reverend Charles r.driOge, of a daughter. Saturday lag, the Lady of John Richards, Efq. of Red Lien- Noire, of a daughter. Lately. at hla houle In P3rthodidace, the Lady of Charles White, Efr. of a ftill•born child. AIARRIED. Ar°tear, Arytetire, neut. Duncan Campbell, late of the fath Dragoons, to Mitt Ant Campbell, only dlughter tithe. deo...dad 'Mr. Campbell. Erg. It Otter. On I'tiorfdo• the sift init. at the Collegiate Chiarch. Man :he:ter, M ..*m. Thorpe, Cotton Merchant, to Mifs Bate au', earghter of jamesSateman, E'. of lillogton-houfe, near Nt..%ehtft-r. At Camptatemen, the itth Init. the Kee. Alouncler Laing, M. A, to AW. Mae Mitchell, &neater of ?dr. Alrtthetv e'sei. rang,: I here. At &VA. the lath !titian', Robert Arbuthnot, Trn. !lout in the agellightdrageans. to Mils Vefey, only daughtea of the late Wirt. Vefcy, 111. of Partnhill, county of Mayo. Capt. Wray. of rtiamitit regiment, to Mir, Cr In ford, daugh. midrib* Rev. Aim Crawford, of Myrate, county of Donegal. - - DIED. Ifelteresyt Mr. Walker, Accomptant•Ceneral of the Court of CLanart. On Wedi efelay evening laft,at his Lortfthip'shoufe in Smile-, row, the Infant fon of the Right Hen. Lord G. H. Carendifti. 'On katurday hilt, at his honfe, Grnve, Pinner, William )bbl's, Efq. at tke advanced agc of 80, formerly a Colonel in the 2d regiment of Guards. On the 13th inttant, at Lis houre in theParifh of Tides:ham,. Glouceitcrfhite, 'in the nub year of kis age, the Rev. William S'T' , A. M. At Pool, B. Lifter, Lfq. formerly Reprefentative of chat Borough. At his brother's honfe in Watford, ifertfordfhire, Wiliam Clletterbisek, Efq. of Bufhe-, in the fame County. At Ids Soule, at Blackheath, Seymour Stocker, Efq. for merly of Line-hoofs, Brewer, aged -R. At Lancalter, Mrs. Worfwick, rife isf Thomas Worfwiek, kfq. banker, of that Town, aged 70. At Carl try Houk, the 7th infant. Mrs. Elizabeth Conk, - widow of John Fullerton, I•:fq. of C; am Ty. At Bdin►ur=h. op the s ith infant, at an advanced age, Mr. Anthony Woodhead, Prefes of the Society of Solicitors at Law, in that city. 'flit great number of Peifons who have expe 2. dented the falabrious nature and purifying properties of Spßfbery's Patent Awe' SCORBUTIC DROPS, daring a period of 3o years, Is the belt tellimouy that can poffibly be adduced of I their virtue. This Invaluable Medicine may be taken without toollnenler4l.3 ?It-Mint in ate, fare in adminiltration, promotes dig-Rion. and it rengthens the Connitution. The nervous and rheumatic, the gusty, and.the fcorbutie Patient, have particu larly witnend its efficacy. -The Drops are prepafed and fold at the Difpenfary, tg, Soho fquare, and by the General Venders of Patent Medicines in Town and Country, in bottles of gs. and its. each. The Proprietors of the above Drops, by favour of his Ma- I relty's Counnilffioners of the Stamp Office, have affixed a Ramp on each bottle, . printed in 131ack Ink, with the words " Spilfbury and Co. No. kg, Soho-fqoare," rarefied on it, as a guard to Purzhafers, that they may not be importal on by a fpuriousimi tatlon. FOR Rhetimatifm - s, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, I.umbago, Head-aeli, Numbnefs, Pally, Indigcltion, Ha tulent Spsfmodic oillying Pains, general Debility and Relax.i don of the Syftem, Sprains, Bruifcs and CHILBLAINS. Experience has proved the mild ftimulating powers of rrIIEAD'S ESSINCZ or MUSTARD Pills, and Fluid Ef fence, the molt effectual tamely ever made known to the world, having fucccedcd in cafes of fix, eight, ten, twenty, and even of forty years Banding, after other means had failed, and Ittas abfolutcly cured more patients of the above complaints, than all the medicines ever before made Public. For Chilblains, Sprains, and Bruifes, the fluid Effence if ufed according to the diredion, has never failed in a angle initanee, aud,fo [lnsularly penetrating is Its nature, and fpeedy its operation, as generally to effect the cure of CHILBLAINS, by a tingle liberal appli cation. Whitebead's giltnoe of Mallard is prepared and fold at 216 0. each Box or Bottle, by R. JOHNSTON, Apothecary, No. as, Greek-ltreet, Soho, London; jga reputation is fo ge neral, that it is fold by every Medicine Vender in England, Ireland, Weft bah, and America. Vo prevent eau:notch impofition, purcbilfers ;ye repelled to obferte, the Genuine hdiftioguithed by the King's Patens, and the Sigar t ure nrrom, the Patcatces siva lo litcl aft tic wil SUrroLic or NORFOLK. WANTED to Rent or Purchafc, a good Fa mily Houle, with fuitable Offices, Gardens, and from One to Four HutnirLd Acres of Land, with Manors, welt Rocked with Game, in a cheaful fituatioo, from so to 100 miles from London. Alfo, a Capital Manfion, with fuitable •Offices, Gardena, Plcafure Ground (if 3 Park the more agreetble,) and Farms of from 10001. to 2oct. d. per ann. fituation within 6o voiles Welt or South Writ of London. Particulars, polt paid, addreffed to Mr. Chrin.k, will be immediately attended to. AMERICA. A. M. MYEIIS, --- &(;. 1; r, Water-ftreet, • City and State of New York, in North America, ( A uaionecrs and ItrAters, duly appointed and c‘mmillioned by Law, for the City afoi..fuid,) make a tender of thdricreic.3 to the ManufaCturers and Merchants of Europe, in the Commit . - lion Line, and inform them, that Stoma and every other cou vcilictice is pictured for the reception of Goods, Wares. and Itterchandize configucd to their addrefs, for eitlicr public or private Sale. They Purchafe and SMp all Khids of American and Welt India Produce on Orders. From feveral years eaperience in the above line of Eulinefs, thole who favour them with their ecnnuands, will fi..d them felicitous to promote the Intereft of their Employer. • VALUABLE LEASE, FARMING srocK, CLAPHAM By Order of the AI knees, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. HAWKES, At the Plough, inn, Clapham, in Two Lou, on Wcdnefday, Feb. 3, at One &Clock, THE very defirable and extremely beneficial LEASES aidsore utuelpodmired Premifes. beautifully Mowed at the WINDMILL, on BRIXTON HILL, late be longing to Mr. Wm. Fowrita, called BLAKE-HALL and HYDE'. FARM, at CLAPHAM, in SORRY ; comprifing Two Brick and Tile Dwelling Honks, with eztenfiv.: Out buildings, and upwards of afio Acres of erection Arable, rich return and Meadow Land, in a very fapyriur Late of editiration. On the Pronifes at 131.A1iE-HALL, the following day, at eleven o'clock, all the capital Live and Dead Stock, confining of ten Rout ufeful Cart Mays, Pigs and Poultry, four very. large Hicks of Meadow and Clover Nay. a oonf:derahle quart. tit y of Potatocs, exceeding good Farming ilk:Ails, and a few Lot. of Houfehold Furniture. To be viewed to days previous to the Sale, when particulars may be had on the Prsmites ; at the Plonoi Inn Claphttn Greyhound, Croydon ; King's Itead,Eoani ; Ram ' lnn, Smith field; Mr. Vincs, Solicitor; Mr. liarrou'a, No. 79, Striin.l; and at Mr. liiwkes's, Auctioneer, Reuling. _ _ LANS - DOWN CRESCENT, BATH. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, BY MR. PL U RA, By Order of the Exeentors, on TueGlay the ad of February, at Oa; (oo the Presnifes), without Referve, THAT Large, Elegant, and Desirable Honf e , with Long OARDb.'N, Coaeh-houte, aqd Hve-Stall Stable ift6oising, Attune in LANSDUViN CRESCENT, SAT/1,-N°. 17, the Property and Ltdy oecapied by Mn. HU Rsr deceafed. • The Premileo are 14 feet in front, fulgiantially built, and well fitted up, containing film Garrett, two roomy attic 'Bed chambers, lofty and fpaeloris Drawing,Room and Dre Room, two Parlours, w th medics to each, China-Clofet, (mall room adjoining, elegant entrance, and light fine R cafe, roomy Kitchen, boutrkeep,v's moot, bi.iltr a pantry,ivine* cellar, dry vauirs—well fu;..plied with sse.iter— r hild in Pee, fob-. Jed to a yearly Ground-Re.l of 121. r as. The fituation is molt beautiful and healthy, and the neigh bourhood now completely The preterit affords an opportunity for the immediate recep tion of any'glit,elFamily it may fuit. 'On the fame, and four following days, at eleven, Will be &1.1 by Audio'', The Neat, Utak' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SIDE BOARD of PLATE, a Brilliant Cluflar Diamond Ring, Pearl • pin, and Far•rings, Guld and Metal Watches and Trinkets; a long Set of Gun Dinner China and Tea Chiaa, Glob, Prints, Paintings, and Books; an elegant Port-Chariot, (built • (even months fince) by Hatchet, Lon, tr, a Poi:- of hay Gelding ; about 3o Duoen u Port and Sherry Wines, and num aruus tether k:ffeda—To be viewed three days previous to the Ed-. • Catalogues 6d. etch, to Le then bsd at the pl .ce of fal6, and at No. 9, Jobn-f•reet, Path.—Letters poft-paid. • FUR COUG hS. HOARSpNi.SSES, &c. MILG RE ENOUG FI'sLOZENGESofTOLU, which contain all the foftening and healing virtues of the celebrated ktaillm of *rola, and ar: the pkafanted and n oft remedy of the kimd in all Cot•ghs, t are Thrteits, a:,41 IJ:fluxion* on the Lungs, lurging th: rawnefs at d fore.lefs of thel3r,ult, and affording treat relief in fhormcfs of Breath, and in Afthmatic and Confumptive complaints; they do nut elorth , tiontach,l3..t rather cycatc an appetite. But as the great ben‘fit to be derived from them eau only be fecund by having them genuine, the Public are repelled to obferre, that R Hayward, No. TO, l.ttdgate-bill, is printed on the Ramp, as all others are counterfeits. Thefe•Loreoges arc pro- pared and fold by R. Haywarsi, (fueee3br to T. Creenoughe l the loventor.).ltio. to, Luslga.e. bill ; and fokl by F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paull* Clenrch-yard ; Bayley and Ukw, Cockfpur- Brea Jehoult and Co. No. iso, Oxford-fireett J. Ward,: 324, Holborn; T. Overton, 47, New Buncl-iirecx; and W. Clark. No. 269, Borough. Price is. t id. the box. HEN ;Profefflonal Men of education and re fponfibility deviateltoin the reoerel fyftern by the fe ledtion of a pecuKtir Branch, the fin, tte of Wog continued fact:ef+ ix the belt criterion of fuperiorley. Eight years have I devoted my pmdacc to the exeluftve treat. merit of THREE DISORDERS, and the fucccisful refult of My plan gives me additional ardo ur to err Ore 3i far as lam able the ravages of that complaints-144th are the molt import. am in the catalogue of but iifirini•ies.• After initiation into COCCI/ branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wißi at an early period of Practice to rercue individu als from the ignorance of tnedueated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Pracßirioners. The tHREE DISORDERS, to the cure cf which I bare de. voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or lung duration•—adly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether erifing from the 'habits of 'Schoolboys Or the itidulgcr.ce of mature age, and laitly that de. - rangement of the fyitem In Women which is cilled BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. Nunterons difeafes are the refult of ignorance or hafte In the treatment of a Umpic Gonorrhea, and it net unfrequently hap pens that the reads of Life arc polfoned by t•!e indicretion of tn unguarded hour. By a fuperior method inch complaints are eafily cured, and even where others have failed, I atilt that I may prefumc to offer a radical re-diabliihment Few,howcver, are the cafes of complicated diltreferin the diforder compared with the calamitous fituations of Men,whe from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE., or the prevalent Gate. ties of a faihidnable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which lathe unavoidable confequence of loch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his mifery, but care, !ally conceals his misfortune, it may be Tome confolation for him to know, that athough it be an ohjedt of doubt or nneer vinty with other Praaitioners, the removal of theft DSF!. CIENC WS by the gradual progrefs of R enovation is the acquire ment of my caps-heice. If tire rites of liacehukor Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradion of this languid state, and in theft cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years exifted. a proper Pa. fcrerance is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the flumbring fparb of Life, and to re-animate the Contlitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed In their expethitions of a Family, may be brined, that in molt instances fueh defeats are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is fo effential to my undertaking, and the Q u alifications which I have prefumed to ft.tte, form the Balls Of my Pretenfions. and in coincidence with full this itlti :nation is-given, that Mr may beconfulted pefenagy ) (or bylaws inelofiug a (mall note) at his hook, N 0.49, Arun dd-fireet, Strand, sitar Tonto-Bar. Thera is an additional entrance in Watcr-ftreet adjoining 'and the name is on both the doors. id. D. blank: of the Ka* College of Surged's& . INFALLIME CgINUg MRX-11./.11T72. THE PROPRIETOR of th7s • REMEDY is fo certain of its ..I:!ra.le7 lar.r,t never. Failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, it it does not the Corns, rout and branch, TO It ETTIN TUE MO :.1* r. It wil,on applieation,take off the In HI ran' t .41 r.:vr hou rs and dettroy etfeetulUy the Marnity vr!tho.o ladt haz. , rl, Pr:ottli Directions f..-11 , slttp with it. This is the celebrated I'i.AISTER that gsined fo Inter% re putation in Gertal3Jly.alid 113.: bet.:l rom in 1. , 21. 1 m1 4.2w4rd% Fitly Ycart, with the rea.cft Sold Wholrfa!e ch.! Rett.i hr T. Awl!, !On. T, Fitteh-laro n et the Royal Exchange; and al:cib , Mr. Day, N T . ', Tatie toek-ltreet ; Mr. W!!...M, No. 32, St. ••snies'i-lirelt • Me. .Swiney, No. 21, Pc...1-7. - .7.0 1 ; Me. Wvra, fiolboralr • Jeboutt and CI. No. rto, At Brittol, by f1... 1 K . ..7t :tn.! .Theppar.!, and Bonner, rrintkra. Bath, By 1-17 - .: b , ..0/t:Clier, and Rotaauta, perannaC- Ediubureb. by S.tuth Drikv. Portia and C.,,ip.)rt, Mr. biarding's. Liverpool, by Mt. prin.ter.:.n.l Mr. I:at:ll,bookret7n. Portfmouth, Mr. Islutley, butaltfelldr. DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL' _ - - corvi M rq-uNTs. ---- 7- . DUFOUR informs the Publk ho ,tlrat ,•maj daily be eonfulteetrratis, from 9 to 3, at his Isoure„ No s. Frith-11.ra/, Soho, London, in all cafes utf Olittruetiona Strictures, Glees, Seminal We - aknefs, lnrontit.ency of;tlrine Fiftulas Impotence, and debility in either Sex, &c. From ettenfive Practice iu Lira department, to whieh he h% con hoed himfelf for many years, he offers a method Meuse, mild efficacious, and which prevents a relapfe. ' Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of Paran's celebrated Crne ecated) Boogies, has uhimacly fo int:roved them, by slivelt ing them of the irritatii:z!cfredts of commen Boogies, Hot they fueceed Where vanities and other violent ineans have failed. For the Venereal Dif.---fr. Mr. DUFOUR. kin poltirson of Daran's Remedie s , fo mild t h at they render toe alt or reftraint in diet unacccfrary...To enable him to attend pith-um at their own books, be Let provklid the odillance of a Gentle niaa of the Faculty. P e rr o n, i n th e country may b e cored by Rating tiwir cafes in letters, poll. paid. Jult publi!hed, prier as. 6d. enktrßea.—A l'reatife on the above Complaint<, r:it , nl wit'a thevariune fymptoms and Cafes ihewing the painful and dangerous is. fedts of Caullic BotalieA ' • rflt.airld of tr e-ttiog g.>. . norrheas, &c. Ste. Prin ted for I,,Calt,m Criwn•e"nt. 40t. ; and H. 1). S , month, Paternniter-row; alto. to be had at. bl'Queen's, I:zeler-Change, and at the Author a. --- P. i F.1.. 1 111 ATIC GOUT. T HE Opinion of the G out ' s being incapable of a pceeet cure is fully difyrovcd i.t the cafes o; the folh:sc ing rzipcdtaMe Charia err. Altcr fuch•insidbitable tiltiraories, f: any can be found fo a!sferd as tb entertain a Ihadow rf doubt. ei,ry aimed deferre to fairer 'lithe painful eifeets ofehnt dread ft I difordcr. To there Dr. GARDNER can add hundreds of ether perfcass, reftnred to he.itth by his Pill, and Plaitters fame of them after having iniferli above 25 G. WRIUO T. Ffq. Nn. 40, Luke-ftr.3.4 Nblefl4,. v'-iquorn. many years atlifetod with the Gout, was cured by Cu - S./sea 1796, and will withi)leafure fatisfy the - Abe:A. J. Pints, Efq. Bak n-fire , t, Pornion.fquare. w f' muck alietcd with Gatity Sp,fms in hi, tiomach and fide. that-he could not reit after 3 or 4 o'clech in the morning. CV:title man Maws it to be knon m that Dr. Gardner's Pills elid Mats have entirely rcli:ved hint of this and a vinicnt Rliehtuattan In his iboulder Mr. 151. Er, tin. 277. Wliteeliapel-roil, coach iirhg-tuairs; atc. 25 years am i. d , Was cdtct. :u 1;97. Mr. Monett, kct7r2 the Fon-ttin, Cliprna, .2v22 t 4 yeii afflicted, but compiet •Iy curd !t: 2796. Mr. MORT9N, ch , .efernntler, Willoldietusre, Wei 41sig aiSia.4 but cared :9 793. _ _ CHALK GOUT. Mn. Lrels, aged 79, is atIli01•A 2z years wlth Me Chalk Gent, cured 1796, at tlrl Rev. Mr. I,Vracy's a kar ,' y ar d ; 'soi. tat-fields. Dr. GARD:ear's PAls and Platters miy , se bad at b:• tune,: N. 75 and 74, Lnog .tcre; of Ho..vard and Evans, long.taet; (nark ar.4 Sb!yr, Borough ; Heogood, We%lair fquarc ; IQ White Cimini-chtirch; rust and reltoa, Royal Exehiuge; fall venders in town sod couatt}• 3d. S.. 101. 6d. 112 d irr‘ a box; 61. laved on th... :arze N. B. Any rrrsn who takes a ~,, u inea box, without r.lisA than have their :n I•tt'y returned: !!—('Yids is Dr. Gars ells nie(hod :►nmtite Brit.) DURHAM. JUNE 15, item.: feel Laistaition in having ger.. :o comnotr..att to mu a molt furptiling Cure, &- tea. auy your truly Invaluable RFS I'ORATI t' NERVOUS CORDIAL, and think it would be doing MI innitlice kind and the Public in geliral, to withhold the Illicacy at 4r falutary and foxereign a Medicine Mr5..4.1. *wend, late hootekerper at Wissdkftage Hall, in the vicinity of Durham. has been abided from the year t ynx, with a long train of horrid Nervous affedions, attended with Euro. dating l'aia. *.n the Back and Sroinaeh, Giddintis, Violate Head-ach, and ermetni Slekners; in &art, her wholc•frame was fo impaired, that it was with the tc.itelt di ffi culty the fault' walk tio or down ft airs, and was often confined to her room t* weak, together; her ligation was fo truly alarming, that ills frequently was obliged co berupported to prevent her from fair ing; with the advice of medical men, the was induced to make . a trial of your Nervous Cannel,. Are het took two (mall bottles. 'whlzh ahortr:d her a little relief , Ike then fast to me fora large bottle, and before the had taken the whole of it, WI. able 40 walk, without the leaft-inconvenience, four or five miles; Su is now upwards of 6o years of age, happily reltoredliesn.pnie and difeafe, to a better hate of health than the has enjoyed The lbefe ten years. Any perfon dEtroirs of further Inforniatiop. may have every fatisfaelion by applying either by herr (pia paid) or perfunally,to your mueL obliged humble feftatt, W. A. HENDERSON, Bookfaller, SatUcr4treee, Durban To Dr. BRONYM, Albion-fireet, London. The BOTANICAL SYRUP mid NERVOUSCORDIAf.. to be bad at the Dolor's Houk, No. 9, Albion-frau, feOuts doors from the Leverian Marconi, Dior-kiwi:les Bridge, in Bob. ties at 225. I Is. 6d. and Ss. 6d. Alio, at Golding's, No. 4.0, CornbM ' • and at Cockell's, Strand, Londo n . In Bath, Criattweli, Glafgow, Baxter, Briftol, Sheppard, Hull, Mr. Peek, Printer. Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. Hambro', Mr. R &Imam. 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To thofc Ladies or Gentlemen bordering on the State of Ma trimony, the Doetor would particularly recommend the 800. nical Syrup, (prior to their appearance before the Altar of Hy men), who arc in the rcialleit degree apprehenfivc of thefvftent not being entirely found, or fubjeet to relaxations cf the fands. A act, Bottle contains opal to five fmall LONDON : Printed for the Proprietors, by JOHN DAMEL , (of Carnahritreet) at the Sr.% IA PNINTiNO-OFFICII,NO.I, Carry-itreet ; and pidb:illted by LFVEL (at Car terbu.ry-place, Lambeth), at No t:Carey-ftreet, and r t.t.e Srat-Orrea, Tetnple-Bar ; to Which Office all COMMIDI• dons Cot the EDiTot are notrutell to Ise addrelke. 11~ '1