Star. — London, England, 1802-04-28 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE, April 27. 1101,1111110•STRIET,_APRIL 21. This mornirg the Hon. Han a; Penaerotnr, difpatched by A Maus?, PE* His Majtily's Minifter Plenipo tendary to the French Republic, arrived with the Ratification by the Reit Coated at the French Repoblic, at the Definitive Treaty. rived the syth at left month, which was exchanged with Mr. Meaux againft that of his Majefty on the lith at Paris by the Plenipotentiary of the French Republic. tIOWNING-STIttIT, •PRIL 16. Lai night swot the !Eines Mefiengers, difpatelted boyAtt ?motor Mistily, Ng. His Majefty's ?Adam Platipotendary to the Fran& Republk, arrived with the Ratifications by His Catholic Welty, and by the Batavian Government, of the Definitive Treaty of Peace, Signed the ayth of bit month ; which were exchanged with Mr. Malay what thole of His Majesty on the 23d ha. at Parts, by the Pintipotendaries of His Catholic blajefly and of the Batavian Repablie. - - - - follow the iwoProdernatlons we pubilfited yefterday, to gether with the following BY THE RING—A PROCLAMATION. DECLARING TNt CONCLUSION OF TNt WAR. GEORGE R. V s by an Ad paired in the Tbirty-footrth Year of our iatituled, An A& for the further Encouragement of Marina,. and her other purpores therein mentioned, MMus provikorn are made which are direeed to take died from and after the expiration or fix months from the ceocialion NE the than milting War, to be notified In meaner therein dientioned ; and it is thoeby farther ena&ed, that, for the of the hid A& the bon -en of the Paid War Stall be Zeiler ea be from the Ms that the fame Safi be notified by star Royal Proximation, 'or Order in Connell, to.be pablithed is the Loodina Gazettes And whereas a lklinitive Treaty of P.m has bps r allied between Us, the French Repub. Re, His Catholic and the Iletaviete. Republic; We have timeless It , by and with the advice of our Privy Camel, tor the pergola of the hid A& bent/ to nodfy and declare the candies of the hid War, by this our Royal Pro. dainties, to be radiated In the Leaden Cassette; and we do ere& thermos to be pablified se Orem at our Court at Windrerrtle a t i gDay of April, :nos, the earl year of our Reign.--.oos rave the Moo. BY THE KING—A PROCLAMATION, FOR A PUILIC THANKSGIVING. • GEORGE R. • Won Las it ban *dal AIMIGIITT GOD, in His great gaosinefs. to T.T. an end to the Lae bloody, extended, and ex r.a4ve War, in which we were engaged; we thaefore, ador ing the Divine Goodnefs. and duly eonliderhsg that the great and public Slangs of Peace do call for public and farms at haowlodgments, have thought lit, by the advice of our Privy Canna, to Wee this our Royal Praelantation,hercby appoint ing and eassintandiag, that a General Thanhlgiving to At.- 11103/171 Gls, far thefe His Mercies, be abferved throughout that Part of oar Kingdom called Seothind, upon Tuefday, the Firft Day of Lune Pest t And we do ltridtly Marge and earn wand, that the raid Public Thaukfglying be reverently and de cently *Nerved by al our loving fubjeds in Scotland, on the hid &ft day of June next, u they tender the Favour of ditastativr GOD, and would avoid His Wrath and Indigna tion, and rpm pain of fuck padatatent u we stay jultly indid as all fuels as ammo or nsdiset the performance of fo ten sion a duty: Oar wfimid *dm is therefore, and we charges that this oar Prodenialfis ism, ye gob to the Market Gob ot aed w o7= ip e s siad, and there, in was name sad iority, mike thami, that none pram/ Ammo ; and em sad ylestare is, that our Soli- Om ds mil piloted eogieshereaf es be fat to the Sherits of the feeend Shfras. Stems diesimettiek and Isla ot Kb sandal, and their. Claim when we sable to fee the haw C=t AM we *Mat them es fend eagles thereat to the ed parilli dawdle. widde thdrbeamimbeiipm the Lord's Day the Day aboasimitieled, the dune my be and teed horn the pelpitektiejletdy der Divine Gives at oar Come at Windier, the 26th Day of Awn, dm, in the dad yew door Goa Ewe the Kis°. SOLITARY PROMOTIONS. ORDNANCI•OFFICR, APRIL a 6. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Brevet Lieutenant-Coked James Soy to be Lienteoant-Colo nd, vice Soder, retired to the invade; Drevet-Majoe.john Harding to be klajor,vies lbeag ; Captain-Lientammt Hwy Geary to be Captalisvice Harding ; PIM Lieettsmat (keep Osyton to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Geary; Seemed Lieu tenant &nett C. Wilford to be Nett Lieutenant, vice Clay ton ; Second Lieutenant Thomas Greatly to br a PirilLieute sant, vice 1.. Gilldple, retired. Dated April s. dos Second Lieutenant Wakes. Abe to be Fist Llamas" vice C. Daimler, milmted. Dated April 17, 1502. WAR4I7IFICZ, •PRIL 27. Sib Regiment of Light Dr/goose—Rapp jobs M'Mahon, from the 67th Foot, to be Cornet, by prelude, vice Colman, promoted in tbe pus Foot. 9th Ditto--Conset The Colby to be Lieutenant, without pm:chafe, vice Pesieftober, wbo retires ink Dittw—William Frederick Schreiber, Gent. to be Cornet, by marekaf, vice PAINS Pronotet 37th Ditto—Cornet Rabat Yortugholbond to beLiattenansby parchare, vice Miller, removed to the 19th Light Dragoons sift Ditto—James Calder, Mg. to be Poysnafter, vice Sharpe, wbo relips. 534 Ditto—Cornet Robert Salmon to be Adjutant, ace Gra ham, who reaps. ath Ditto—Lieutenant Peter Hoar= to be Captain,by pur chafe. vice Graham, who retires. istleltegiment of foot—Brevet lAm:tenant-Colonel Sir William Cockburn, Bait. from the 73d Foot, to be Major, vice Keith, who exchanges ; Janes King, Gait. to be bap, by par chafe, vice M'lntolh, promoted. isth Ditto--Enfign Peter Charles Weßlike to be Lieutenant, by parehafe, vice Cromley, who retires Lieutenant R. J. Wingfield, from Colonel tirades Corps, to be Lieutenant, vice Gilbee, who exchanges. 16th Ditto-.. Capra n James Nicholas Mailed, from the 36th Foot, to be Captain, vice Grant, who exchanges. 17th Ditto—Enfign the Honourable Francis W. Arbuthnot, from the piR Foot, to be Lieutenant, by paschal; vies Money, promoted. 13d Ditto—Second Lieutenant Edward Beeves to bollat Lieu tenant, by purchafe, vice Keith. promoted; William George Stalnfortb, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purehale, vice Delmer, promoted. sath Ditto—Volunteer John Clarke to be Ear; vice Ball, decade& 33d Diuo—Captain Comelias CWTICT, from the Rifle Corps, to be Captain, vim Nona; who exchanges. 34th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Samuel Darnell Mama to be Captain, ace Brombead, deceafed ; Lientessot William Dawfon to be Captain-Lineman; 'Ave Adam; Enfign • Richard Sways to be Lieutenant, by parchafe, vice Hunt)). . who retires. oth Ditto—Lkenenant Mathew L. Bea, from die 14tb Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by prelate, vies Sutton, yip retiree. 47th Ditto.-Edward Eliviood, Gent. to be 3 63P;b1Pulthafe , vice Lend*. prommed. eptit Ditto.-Arthur Rowiey . ifeiiend, Gent. to be Ear, by mwebafe, 56tb Dkto...Capealitil= =repo the 26th Foot, to be Captain. vies Mollbod. who esikages. 65th Pitto—Goome Tamtim!. to be 16311 5 1 3 1 Pe elide, vim Ciumestmek, 63th Ditto—M4ae Robert l int7t — b from the Jed Post, to be Lieutenant esitd, by purchak. use Manhood, who re tiro. rib Ditto-.Querter•Mater Sergeant Cheek* Merlin to be Adjutant, vice Lawrence. moinotaL 7TRDbto-olafilen Coullmilkottowe to be Lkstenant. by per. eltate,viee Grant,promoted in the dab hoot: James Nagle, Gam to be Enlipovice Skattown . . • 734 ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Keith; from • nth Poot, to be Major s vice Sir Wlttlans Cecil:am. who melanges. lift ditto—EMign Rabat Moody to be Liatualant. by pore` Chafe, Hoe Sullivan promoted ; John M'Catw. Gent. to be Esth ditto—Captain Lionel Smith to be Major, by pirchafe, vice Lord Aylmer, promoted. 3d Weft India Regiment—Lieutenant Charles Macleod, from the 6221 Foot, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Walker, who retires, A Corps of Rillemen.-Capsaia AMC. Goal Norcott, front the 33d Foot, to be Captain, vice Cuyler, who exchanges. Staff Carps—Lieutenant John Pine Coffin, from the 4th Dra goons, to be Captain, vice Duthie, deceaful. Colonel Frafer's Corpp.-Lieutenant Jofeph C. Gilboe, from •the 25th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Wingfield, wko ex- Royal 'rids Invalids-John Neltor, Efq. to be Paymafter, vice Abercrombie, decoded. GARRISONS. Reverend John Weekend', Chaplain to the Cardiac of Hali fax, to be Chaplain to the Garrifon of Gibraltar, vice Chalmers, who refigns; Reverend Juflah John Pike to be Chaplain to the Garrifon at Halifax, in Nova Scads, vice _ _ _ BARRACKS. Charles Andrews, Efq. late Captain in the 24th Foot, to be Barrack.htafter at Newfoundland, vice Gleditanes, ap pointed Barnek-Mafter in Great Britain ; James Stuart, Efq. late Lieutenant in the 42d Foot, to be a Burack-hisf ter in Great Britain, vice Scott, deceafed. MENIORANDIII&o.••TtIC wider-mentioned Officers are fuper. feded, sd Foot—Paymafter Wafter Largent, being abfeot without leave. 57th Foot—Lieutenant William W Scott. 7th Weft India Regiment—Lieutenant William Holland, having never joined finee appointment. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. June It. &heard Rani!. of Maiditone, Kest, hop-merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. _ ___ ._ _ . James Harper, of Bonielley, parlor of Afton, Warwick&lre, ipd bayonet-maker, to furraider June 1, at five, June I, and 8, at eleven, at the Swan Inn and Hotel, Bir mingham. Anomie', Moira Barbor and Browne, Fetter lane,Londea ; or Mr. George Freere, Birmingham. Adam Seat, of Workington, Cumberland, mercer and draper, May a 7, 18, and June 8, at eleven, at the Green Dragon, in Workington. Attornies Mr. Peter Hodgfon, Whitehaven ; or Mr. Robert Falcon, Pim-court, Temple, London. John Olbaldifton, of Southampton, baker, dealer and ehapinan, May 6, it four, May 7, at ten, and June 8, at twelve, at the Dolphins-Inn, Southampton. Attornies, Meffrs. Matthews and Good, Gough-fquare, London ; or Mr. Galpine, at Southampton. _ - William Williams, late of Dean•ftreet, Holborn, Middlefu, carpenter, dealer and ehapman, May r, at eleven, May at one, and June 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kib blewhite, Gray's-Inn-place. William Lailibmoke of Southampton-Buildlngs, Chancery lane, Muldlefex, wine-merehmt, co(fee-boule-keeper, dealer and ehaprnan, May t, 8, and J,ee 8, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr Hall, tbren-ftreet, Chtapfide. Blunter Mule, of Coades-row, Lambeth, Surrey, milliner and baberdalber, May 8, tt , and June 11, at ten, at Guildhall-- Anomie% Maio Sherwood and ParreU, Canterbury-4nm, Southwark. William Robinfon, - Richard Freeftone Parris. and Dinah Squires, of King-ftreet. Seven-Dials, MidcUefez, bakers and copartner., May z, and June It; at ten, at Guildhall.— Attorney. Mr. Holm es, Mark-lane. ' NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY..—WIND N. W. atIIITIO. Delft. g Waterford. o Hasahttegti, g ?malty • Madmen* and Miters af Saps wd do well to moiled. that the Pr/4 3 W Ilieseed W 04104 Of the s6th of the Liss, esp. 60. to fluararigini welds is time of war, not to have the name Pakitod on the 114th has add ; and that sow, ankh the re pletion; of the hid Ad, u to *Was them, are complied with, the penalty of rod. will be Mauled for each smitten.— And that alio by the a& of the 37th of the King, cap. 31, every boat Guild without the particulars therein required, painted on the Roan, will be Kahle to forfeiture. • FALMOUTH, APRIL as. Arrived this day the Pan:eters packet, Ws turn, with Kalb from imam after a mirage of 49 days : Ike brings no pardmier sews ; Major Foasr Ts, of the both regiment at foot, came pee tater by her ; no pocket had arrived at Jamaica pre vious to die bag of the Pau:move from thence.—Arrived lift evoke Ilse Ameba Ikip Eagle, WOOD, with taste, rice. after a pairip of %days from Norfolk.—Sailed this day the km gas Mfg it Piraoatb, to be paid off ; and the Aimed es■ 6thltillaft Staten with tee for Bourdon:. The Pat LICZ Of WALLS packet, Tato, is hourly carded with Mails hem Llibeih—Mriad Weft. PORTSMOUTH. APRIL 26. This day arrived his Majefty's Mips &ANNUM, from Yar mouth; and the Asu LTA, (dm Plymouth...-Saai the B et r il , for Yarmouth ; Flora, Summits • Bonito, MAINLAND; and Norfolk, WOODHOUSL, for London. Aram 17.—Tids day failed the timbre Packet (fcheemer), Tons tinown, laden with cotton, for London.—Arrived the Swamp !. Joan a from Swanageo -Came Into har bour the Hope brig, oRN TUODIASL, with (mit, bound to LON. Majefty's °tip PRINCt or WALUWIIII paid 4 this dayo-Yeiterday his Majefty's chip ROYAL SOYZILLIGN was paid at YARMOUTH, APRIL s 7. Arrived the Emanuel, Jaws HA WDEISOM, from Frederick hall, with deals.—Sailed the Emanuel, LARS Toone), matter, to Norway; and the Flora, Jams &mum:Ai waiter, to Dantsict the Aurora will fail the end of this week diredt for Hambuegh, with baloitoods and panzer& No Padua hove arrival from Cialtavat, but are hourly meek& FROM LLOYD'. LIST. MAL, APRIL 117,..Affi11e4 the STRILLING pus.veffel from Gm:raki, and failed to the weftwud.—Cams down the Ca,- nets, COT T ow, for the Eaft indict, and remains.—Wind S. S.W. GRAVIIII END, Arut ay.—Paffed by theWilliant Pitt,Ownr, from Bengal ; William Dent, Fear Ka, frotn Lqbarn ; Mg , " Tomerson, from Gibraltar; Ranger, Baum from Stitidat Traveller, HAZILISIOII, from Cork; Sifters. PRISKSTT• hem Charieften ; Thames, Oen, from Demerara • Endeavour. Rain, from Llibon; fey Cans, Jos mon, dam St. [let's; Mom, Sutra, from Alexandria ; Lomita, Moaner, from Jamaica; Myth= Beauty, Atmeason. from Philadelphia; Addle, DiLASo. from New York; Three Friends, Gauss, Wm Calais: and Fortuna, SMITS, from St. tfallery.—Sailoi dr Alms. PATT WILSON, fir (Luke; sod George . Witurest, ht imam ARRIVED. • At Devir—Muy,Hodie, from Gibraltar; Jameiaact jobs. has Onnia; Ranier. BMW, trait St. Lads; 4 . P' Baty, from Madded*: Three *Wads, Far- At hlompiarePacific, Nails, Mal At obwahas; ---, from Paths& -- At Ifitrw, Tuckett, frwalFl4lll. At em, Oak, from I.llbant. 411,110; MCA, from Dmarrars ; awl James, Ftloe. AarsyWr•• At Dallia— loam*M , er, froattlish At Havaseaft--eartilar.alasty. idea StAliaked At Llveriondatrylotar Stmt. •-•••,' *am Chaldtte ; Sally. —ti hoed listr Yark ; Ades, Irwisan aid 'tlleaeral Wolf, Tallock, from Lib*. -- • • ' At St. Theotaeo—Tdigrapis. Soderby; Saint Ilasana• At joimica—Adaatie. Gam; sod Pony, •Alefarards; from Able& • • • At Chaildtaia—Part Mary. Otis; aid pear, Mitls wood. from Lands& At Itteriguigilimpw Loeb'. ILSINEUR, ARIL t. TYpltards--Meebant, Wilton, front Dundee to Rivingthursh; Lark, Black, front 80-tiefs to Rao& ; sod Cathrbse. William fon, from Kirkaldy to Rip. P. S. The Harrifon and Tomb of May Port, Captain John Curtin, is on !bore on the Swinehottom ; the vefel is Rill tight. but it is uncertain if the will be got olf.—Wind Sundt with fine weather. Aran. Baltic. Memo, from Leith to -, Stevens, from Arbroath to St. Pe ttit:n.46. The Harrifoo and Tomb is got off the Strand, without re ceived any material damage. The veffels which have been for there Conte days pait, wind bound in Hornbeck Bay, arc now under weigh (landing upwards. Wind W. N. W. On Wednefday, the Lovely Peggy, Captain Harris, failed from Dublin, for Bourdeaux, having upwards of thirty cabin palengers on board. The Fox, Hardie, paled Helvoet, as the 14th init. after a pelage of sio hours, from Leith. The Sufannah, Hardie, from Rotterdam, with goods, ar rived at Leith on Thrirfday morning. Captain Smith, of the Flora, arrived from Lifbon on the sth of April ; fpoke the Retreat, from London to Jamaica, in tat. 39.33,10611.14,20 Aft well. The Lord. Milton, Gardner, from Hull to Riga, is reported to have been loft on Domeinefs Reef aBth alt. Crew hid to have reached Riga. The Julius Captain Anthorn, arrived from St. Kitt's, (poke on the 2,7 th of Meech, allsip from St. Croix, out 63 days; on the Bth April, in hit. 49, the brig Mary, of Po ole, for New- . foundland, out car days; and on the zoth, in Lit. 49, ao, the Francis, Hill, from Greenock for Charlefton, out 3a days. The Crown Prince Frederick, Teflon, from Italy to Peterf bourgh, is ftranded near Boulogne. The Jeffrow Dirkje, Viler, from Yarmouth, was lo ft near Norderney, in November lad. Yefterday we received the Jamaica Paper." to the 27th of February, by which we learn that great damage was fuftained by the {hipping in the diffe rent harbours of that itland in a violent ale of wind on the 23d and 24th of that month. Among the veffels loft and damaged are the following : The (hips Thomas and Mary, of Glafgow,and the brigs Lucy and Perfeveranee, with all the (mall craft, are drove on Store at Montego Bay. Four &glop, are loft at Orange Bay, one of them belonging to the Dolphin. The Friendildp (a droger) is on chore in Beano?' Bay. The !hips Lou:after and Charleftun, for London, with two American veldt, are on &ore at Annatto Bay. The Mary Ann, Knowle, has loft her rudder, and is very leaky ; the Mars has loft her rudder; the Lord Rodney loft her bowfprit at Port Marant ' • and feveral other ircirels got damage there. The Generous Pl anter, Beattie, and the For tune, Saunders, for London, with the American brig Wiliam, Clarke, arc loft at Orraceabefa. The Trclawney Planter, M•Donaki ; the Jupiter, Plank; and the Grace, Cook. were drove on more at Rio Bucno; the Jupiter, having Brae on board, took fire, and is confumed. An. American (choosier alio went on Dion. BIRTHS. On Sunday morning, in Baka-ftreet, the Lady of William Greenwood, Efq. of a daughter. At Farley Hill, Surry, on the 26th initmt, the Lady of Captain William Picrrcpont, of the Royal Navy, of a daughter. MARRIED. Thurfday Wt, at Barking, fltchard John Braley, Efq. Welt fon of the late Nathaniel Braley, F.fq. of Lombard-itrett, Banker, to Mil Anne Ibbetfon, third daughter of Samuel lb beton, rig. of the above place. At Tvreedlide. the ipth hilt. Mr. Charles Clark, Writer, Cupar Angus, to Mffs Marlon' Barclay, daughter of the de cared Walter Barclay of Pittachop,Efq. At Edinburgh, on the irk loft. Mr. Alexander Wilfoo, of Perth, to Mifs Elizabeth Cadyfie, daughter of Mr. Thomas Carlyile, of the city of Caddie.. At New Orleans, in oEtWer lift, David Rah, F,fq. in the' 6Gth year of his age. At her honk in Portfoy, the t ath init. Mils Hay, of Rannes. On Monday fennight, at Damhead, near - Aberdeen, Mr. Gavin Young. formerly of Badge-row, London, merchant. On Wednefday kit, at Mount Pleafant,near Tottenham, the fecund fon Of Edward Stephenfon, Eft. 'of cteen-!quire, Moonsibury. On Friday, at Chertfey, in Sorry, Mrs. Mein& On Saturday laft Mrs. Carr, wife of William Carr, Efq. At Chawton, near Alton, Hants, aged Sa years, the Rev. John Mimeo, 53 years Redlor of that Parith. At Aleonbury, Huntingdonlhire, the Rev. Ifaae Nicholfon, in the loth year of his age.- At his honk in Adams-fquare, Edinburgh, the cods MR Rob. Chalmers, Efq. late Accountant General of Excite, in Scotland. On the nth init. in Dcvoolhire, Mifa Anna Cullen, daugh ter of the late Dr. William Cullen, Phydelan In Edinburgh. On Sunday loft, aged 46, Thomas Rowntree, juu. Efq. a Bar rilter of the Inner Temple. HIGH WA TER AT LONDON-BRIDGE TO •MORBO W Morning a minutes after to Afternoon - 34 minutes after to • WHEN PadaOng Men of education and re fpordibUity deviate from the general fyitern by the fe kaftan of a peculiar Branch, the (maim of long continued fuecefs is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my pradtlee to the melnlive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fueeefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to %pore as far as I am able the ravages of that complaints which are the molt import. ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After Initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Praitice to ream Individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous Ittaney of general Prat:Miami. The DISORDERS, to the cured which have de voted my attention, lamprbe every (pales of VENEREAL INPUMON, whedser of a rout or long duration.—sly. All kinds of DEEILTIT, whether wiling from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature see, and laftllth . ot de• rangement of the fyfteni is Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Ntunereas &teaks are the refult of ignorance or hide In the treatment of a Ample Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the Indite:retina of an ungtwdW hour. By a fuperlor method fuch eompl:lnts are aMy cured, and even when others have failed; I twit that I may prelume to edra a radical re-ettahlintment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftnis in the diforder compared with the calamitous fituatioas of Men,whe from indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gale ties of a fathianable ILAfe, acquire that Rate of Debility which Is the unavoidable confequenee of fuelt.pernidoug habits. Where the unhappy affirm broods over his mifembur care folly comas his misfortune, it may be Come confolation him to know, that although it be an objett of doubt or uncer tainty with ether Peva:Wooers, the removal of there MFI CIENCIES by the gradual provers of Renovation is the acquire ment of my ear:dam. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have bail= to Moto Ifloodt *our, much moiety will be prevented by an early ostmleradtion tif this languid gate, and in Woe cafes no pat glionkles wat occur. Dm wigs a this Diebery has for years ezifted, a proper Pa - Swarms a indi4mallbly rognilite to revive the ilumbring (parks of Life, and to manage the Coneltution. MARRIED WOMEN. Who have long been disappointed Sir toPollodooo of a Peodbf. Pe_atured, that in moo hems, belt deeds me curable by MAW SkilL the SECRECY which is fo effendal to my undertaking, and glos Qpallicadons which I have prefumed to hate, form the Isis a my Pretenhons, and in coincidence with funk thising nudism is given, that Mr may be confuhed percent'. (at by letters haloes' *Snail nom) at his hours, No. sp, Arun del-greet, Strand, sear Tempts-Dar. There Won additional entrance In Water-Beat adjoin!: g, sad the name Is on both the doors. • gd. D, Member of the Royal Colley of Surgeon.. MEDICINE ACT. At the Only Wateboufe for Dr. James's Powder, N... Paul's Church-yard,a few doors trim the Corner olsCh4:3. I'HE following MEDICINES arc fold, a: prices annexed, inclufive of the Stamp Duties Uiapof. :,y this Ad; but no additional charge has been made u;..:. 'r. James's Powder; which is continued at the original yr: f is. 6d. per packet. It may alfo be bad at 11.45. per doi ; the quantity of a dozen packets in one bottle, fora 1. as. ' .• J y included, fu dad the Public are no fueertrs. But in order to facilitat - operati,,n, and to leffen ti ). r. thereof this Aft, which woed in a freest meafere r tax upon bintevotence, all the other Medicines are fold y perfons purchafing half a dozen or more, tree from the ex Lte of the Stamps. s. d. 8. Dr. Jamcs's Powder 2 6 . Dr. Steers's Opodeldne Analeptic Pills 4 6 --- Convunionon : Cattle Powder 16 --- Paregoric 1.0- Dr. Hooper's Pills II i ranges • - I; A Dr. Auftin's Chalybeate Camomile Drops I , Pills - 4 0 Effence tf Coltsf l ot •; .. Berry's Bilious Bills 3 0 Etrcnce of s Peript.rmint a t Dalby's Carminative 3 9 Orrnfkirk Medicines s - Tickers Etherid Spirit 3 6 Glafs's Magnefia 3 i Oreenough's Tindures at i Inglis's S. Piliz 10. Tolu Lozenges ti t Grant's Drops - ai i Mr. Spence's Dentrifice 4 0 Norton's Drops • 3 o Freakes Tineture ofilatt 3 6 Spillbusy's Drops 5 0 Hu alum's ditto a 6 Speediman's Pills a o Englilb,C:ffee a 9 Dr.Solander'sTea i 9 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Jones's Rheumatic Tindure, 35.6c1. Alfo the Genuine Arquebufsde lately imported, and r:nft arise other Proprietary Medizlnes in repute. Or :as for ea-. Jr cation arc fuppliecl without Stamps as before this Aet. N.B. As many perfons, particularly fervants .nd tneffnv:rs miftake the houk, F. NliWial:RY, the Propricv.e, ti U Is; , .Z the necertity of pointing out, that it is at the Felt End or t. t, • Paul's, neareft to Cheapfide, and that it has a great wisite Mao coed front, with there words infcribed : 'INC ONLY WARLIOI3II WON DA• JAMES', PO.WDZI. S there are complaints' peculiar In the 7 F.i .* :; A- Sea, altogether unknown to men, and of too dclkAte a nature to be mentioned through the medium of pubite ?nets. and which require, In different periods and fituatious the et , fkilful medical affithance to complete the ori§itral .tt C.: all•wife and omnipotent AUTHOR of the liniverfe ; to the 1./.- dim, therefore, and efpecially to thok in what is unilerflo , .; t y the tarn of!fe, this Nervous Cordial is molt admirably attar led, and capable of adminillering ail thole greet and inekimaLia benefits which were fo long and fo generally experienced irwn the cekbrated Doctors Dekeour and Hugh Smith, seLich. ia decd,were folely performed by this molt islet:in:parade inesi.-Me. Mr& RtYNOLDS, late MTS. datAßliati, at the A4uga:: of draturtirs, Peterbtwough, had been al:tided with the mw:: et cruciating paint in her left brealt, which at :,:ngth, new iu womb; in this dreadful state 0e applied to Dr. Gs:shier, r."-.!- fician, &flitted by another Gentleman of the faculty, wlis a-- tended her Tome time, and, at length, gave her up as incirrahl • ; but by the advice of fittr mirk, was prevailed uron to take ttr. Brodum's Nervous Cordial, by taking which, is twenty-1 , 4 , r hours, futtntl great reLef, and, in two <lays, brutish: aw:t•, s'se whole fubftanee front the womb that had been a ite.?: dm: 5..- tbering, and lime, has enjoyed her health unintr:r yea. 'I he wonderful cited of the Medicine. and the advice tt: hr. I, dum. bas induced her to requctt he would cattle it (..b Ise ed, for the fake of thufe pour creatures labouring unda (one diforders. Signed by me, (in I.ouslttn) ' 1.11:I1.11:1:tREYNOLD' The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS L'O.R.DiAL to be had at the Dedor't Houle, Nz. 9, ; from the Leverian Mufeum, Cue; 1. s Medicine Warehoufe, No. sty, Su- aid, in Bottles 4 223. Ili. and 51 6d.; alto In Bath, Cromwell, Briftol, Sheppard, ktrightun, Donaldfor and Co. '.l3inningliam, Swinney. Bedford, Smith, Blendford, Simmons, Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Bridport, Margret Cheltenham, Buckle. Cambridge, Gee, Caladium Briitow, Jollle, Chatham, Etheringtea, Chelmsford, Mcggy and Cw Chefter, Poole and Son, Chichdter, Phillipfon, Dublin, Spilibury and Co. Durham, Henderfon, Deal, Role, Dover, Neale,. Devizes Broughton, Elan', - Truman and Son, Gofport, Harding Derby, Drewry, Glafgow, Baiter, Hull, Mr. Kali, Prir.tcr. Hambro', Mr. I , ', en.9314L, Engl4.ll Backfcil.r. Ipfwicb, Mkldk dad!, Ifle of Wight, Albin, Irwin; A. Young, merchant. Ilinns and Co. I.ynn, Leieefter. Swink-a, Lewes, Elliott, Manebetter, Lynda, Margate, Silver. Newbury, Fa:kr Neweaftle, Wa Netthatnpton, Pircy aid Co. Nottingham, Burb:tge arw Norwich, Stevcnf,n arid Li-. Oxford, pmts. Plymouth, Nettleton, Foram . ..it., PeLon. 'Mackenzie, Co/ cree,, Dohho. Reading, Smart, an 4 Co. . - Elder, and Co. Salilbury, , . . And molt. Buokfellers and Malicine-Venders in the dorms. TO THOMAS TAYLOR ESQ, No. 9, NEW BRIDGE-STREET, LONDO N, Dlo:All SIR, T FEEL it a duty incumbent upon roc, to inf9rut you oldie very great and extraordinary Coro I have tete: , 1 from your invaluable Medicine—LEAK E's PATENT PI LI About two years ago I was attacked with a Vro sto tat. nI • ORD ca,'Which i treated rather (lightly t.:r force time, het '.- Difear.: at length fpreading all over my Body, I was obi reel • apply to the mint eminent of the Faculty, but their afp.iat...c afforded only temporary relief—l went through teiriiiu, I is s of Salivation, and from being rather of a c Tiu.deut Iltlsit Ns , reduced so a mac Skeletou. The Ulcers that foeul alt my limbs, rendered me a complete Objudt, fo nat my fricaoa, defpaired of my recovery. When brought to this finiation, I eonfidered death as inevitable, but a Haim, of mine comm.-1 - ing upon the many Cafes in which your Pills had fucceeded, I was induced to try a box of them, which I thought ratkr.- r..- lieeed me, and by perfeverame for two or three months, and fol lowing your Directions, I experienced the molt on:mew:v. I ble Rebmation from Pain, the Sores gradually 103f:ding; 1 cm now, thank GOD, perfectly recovered, and walking out d . I do ubt not but one more box, which I think cautious to t .,; will eltablilb my health in its original (tate. It is with tfez rod heartfelt gratitude that I fubferibe luyfulf, fir, your much oblit , i humble fervant. 1t y. k'Ar.to..o:, Deanfgate, Masehelter, July t, zgoi. P. S. For the public bentfit Ido not objen. tbe log publifbed, but leave you to act as your OWil better Je.'.; went (ball dictate. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tuos. TA V Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London. at 1.4 Houle, No. 9, New-Bridge-ftreet: Whae, actor a cowl to reildenee of more than ihit trim years, in a prea ce partieul. r:v direeted to the Cure orilenereal Compla:nts, with that Ale fecrecy which men of his Profeffion th•Juld siwayi he Batters himfelf, the advice and atlittance he gratuitougy • minitters to perfons taking this Medicine, will elhxriva, a difcerning Public, as an advantage Odom tubs (kWh :A, void of ambiguity. Alfo Sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of living at a di once, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, tit. Afwn ' ltreet, Pall-Mall; the Toy-fhop, N 0.103, Oxford-arca ; A': , - Lhiborough's, No. 7, Filli-Greet-bill ; Mr. Stecrs, No, t, Union-Row, Little Tower Hill ; Mr. Watfon's, !Le: bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Colwell's ' Dublin ; Mr. BiLici r. Liverpool; Mr. Addition's, Manchefter ; and by one in every confiderable Town hi Great-Britain and ; II Boxes of only as. 9d. each, feated up with fulrare. 'ions, whereby Perkins of either Sex may Cure themfeivesv.'h Eyre, Speed, Secrecy, and Safety. N. U. Every Box fold in Great-Britain is fealt4l up a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commitlioners, is pris'. at the Statnp-Offiee.—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridze-ttr::: - to imitate which is Felony, and all &hers are couaterhit . - LONDON: hinted tor the Proprietors. by JOHN MA S" , oiealliaby-ftreet) at the STAR PRINTII4O-0 1,111 MN' rey -ftreet ; and pahlifhed by LEVEL KENT, totally-Sam Lantbeth), at Na t. Carey-ftreet, and a' STAI-Orace, Temple-Bar tto which Office all C011)3. , thins for the EDITOR arc mucked to be addrora4