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_‘ 1 , *.anl ti *i ►sm the LOYDON GAZBTTE, I4NUAR7 12. AWIIRALTY OFFICE, JAN. 12. blot' of a Letter from Sir J.T. DOCR;;RTII. K. B. Vice Atlrni- tal of the Blue, /cc. &c. to WILLIAM MAR SP I /4, FN. dated on /nerd the So AR K. Port Royal, Jamaica, the 4th of Nov. tik . a. Sir—You will receive herewith a copy of three /mem o refpetling the capture of privateers, by Ecitu, Lament, and SUPERIYURIS, which 1 requeft you wilt lay before the Lords Commit!loners of the Ad miralty. I am, Sir, (Signed) J. T. DUCKWORTH. His Majeity . O Stip Eton,. tit (Mishit 18c4,off the illand of Density. ' Sir—Having delivered the difpatches, you did me the honour to entrult for Admiral DAL R ES. on board the SURTRILLANTE, obedient to your orders I pro ceeded off Curacoa, and having made the N. W. end of the Wand of Bonaire, on the 3oth September, 1 fell in with a French lugger, which, after a chace of two hours, run on (bore ; I immediately difpatched the boats, under the command of Lieutenant Joxt s, who has much credit in his exertions, in bringing her oX with little damage. She proves to be the Ha i zard, commanded by Citizen LAMBART, pierced for ItiSguns, but only ten 4 -pounders mounted and 50 men, a new velTel and fails fail ; out of Guadaloupe : ten days, and had only made one capture of the brig Hawk from Trinidad in ballaft, the mailer of which I have retaken, with two of her crew, and have given him charge of the lugger, to conduit her to Jamaica. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) E. ROGER. His Mayfly's alp Stance, off Altazdht,Otftober 21,1804. Sir—l beg leave to acquaint you, at two this morning I captured la Gracicufe French fchooner, pierced and equipped for 14 guns, and had on board 55 men from St. Jago de Cuba, to:St. Domingo, with troops and difpatches, which I was fortunate enough to lave. I am, &c. (Signed) ZACHARY MUDOt. His Majelty's frhootter Is SOPS also as, off Monte Chrift, (Molter az, 'Hob. Sir—l have the honour to inform you, that his Majefty's fchooner under my command fell in with ) this day, and, after a chace of four hours, captured ) le Challetir French privateer, of five guns and 66 • men, pilot boat built ; had been out only three days, and had not taken any thing. She has jolt had a tho. ' rough refit at Jago ' and is one of the [anent - ailing cruizers out of Guadaloupe, from whence the is corn iniffioned. They defended her from a long twelve pounder as we came up, and fucceeded in cutting away one fquare fail yard, lower sudden fails, flight : - ly wounded the foremaft and fore yard, and in cut ting oar fails and running rigging. The enemy had Ave wounded, one of whom is fence dead. I have, , &c. &c. icc. (Signed) W. C. Faomow, Lieut. commanding. MILITARY ' PROMOTIONS. WAR- OFFICE, JANUARY I. His Majefty has been pleafed to appoint MAJOR GENERALS Philip Martin Lord Charles Fitzroy William Borthseick • Napier Chriftie Burton Sir Eyre Coots, K. B. Richard Rich Wilford ,:, Harry Burrard Edward Morrifou Charles Lennox Sir Charles Argil!, Bart. John Adolphus Haqia Thomas Garth Arthur Ormiby Vaughan Lloyd Henry Read Pierre Count dc Menton William John Arabia Sir James St. Clair trikine, Bart. George Dun Lucius Barber Sir John Francis Craddock, K.B. To be LIEUTENANT GENERALS in the Army. COLONELS Henry Viferrunt Gage, on half pay of the 93d Foot Charles William Efte, of the 65th Foot Roger Aytoun„ on half pay of the late 72d Foot George Rochfort, of the Royal f lnvalid Artillery James Webber, on half pay of unattached O ffi cers olonel Francis Grofe„of the New South Wales Corps Henry Richmond Gale, on half pay of the late tech Lt. Dragoons John Spcos, on half pay of the late 95th Font . George Earl of Crawford, on half pay of the late gad Foot William Scott,on half pay of the late lioth Foot ! Robert Tipping, on ditto ' Archibald Can ipbell, on half pay of the late Bre adalbene Fencibles Alexander Trotter,on half pay of the late 73d Foot Francis Fuller, of the 59tts Foot James Mink, of the 16th Light Dragoons George Vaughan Hart, of the 75th Foot John Robinfon, of the 7th Cerrito° Battalion George Ward; of the late llorfe Grenadier Guards The Hon. Thomas Maitland, of the sth Garrifoa Battalion Richard Brighr,of the Royal Marines Wiliam Raintiv, of the Ceylots Regiment amen Campbell, oft half pay of unattached Officers 1 .1 John Skerretr, of the Newfoundland Fencibles lid:brand Oakes, of the tit Cerritos) Battalion Colin Campbell, of the 6th Foot George Prevolt, or the both Foot Srair-Park Dalrymple, of the 71ft Foot William Waller, of the 3d Dragoons Mervyn Archdall, of the lath Light Dragoons John Cove Sherbrooke, of the 4th Garrifon Battalion Sir William Clarke, Bart. of the 84th Foot Gordon Drummond, of the Bth Foot James Hale, of the sat l.ight Dragoons William Payne, of the 3d Dragoon Guards The Hon. Edward /High, Aide de-Camp to the Ring Will:ant Earl Craven, of the 9th Gorrifou Battalion Lord William Bentinek, Aide-de-Camp to the King Edmund Fail of Cork, of the s6th Garrifon Battalion Coate Manningham, of the 95th Foot Henry George Grey, the Hon. Edward Paget, Arthur Weethans, • and Brent Spencer, Aide-de-Camps to the King. To be MAJOR GENERALS in the Army. LIEUTENANT COLONELS Willtans Grant, of the Royal Invalid Artillery James Croker, on half pay of unattached Officers Lewis Bayly Wallis, on half pay of the 95th Foot John Hore, of the6oth Foot john 0' lo de, on half pay of the late drills Brigade ' rat Sutton Clonare, on Ditto George Meyrick, on half pay of the 13eth Foot Xi Montagu Burgoyne, Bart, on half pay of the 2111 /.t. Dragoons Robert Uniaeke, on half pay Alan Cameron, of the 79th Foot Andrew Lord Blayoey, of the 89th Foot The Hon. Stephen Mohon, of the 7th Dragoon Guards Daniel Hogliton, of the Bth Foot ' John Sullivan Wood, of the Bth Light Dragoons Daniel O'Meara, on half pay of dictate 12th Weft India Rest. TtabemesHrhillis G p earg L e lo C y r of theftutin 86th Foot.ofthe64ll Foot l' IP Inds Baron Rottenburg, of the 60t1 Foot ' J met Mercer, of the 22d Foot John Robert Napier, on half pay of the ych Foot ' The Hon. Charles Colville, on the 15 , h root 3 'Frederick Charles White. of the Eft Foot Gusids Thomas Brinley, of the 4th Font 1 Henry De Berniere.of the oils Foot ' Oar: Browne, of the 4oth Foot Lewis Lindcnthal, of the licen's German Regiment Eirnard Foned Bowes, of the 6th Foot Roger Coghlan, of the Sad Ivor. .1 To be COLONELS in the Arsny. I LIEUTENANT COLONELS 1 Henry Vane, of the :ft Dragoon Guards Robert Bolton. of the zith Light Dragoons Robert Cheney. of the tft Foot Guards r lise Hon. William Menlo's, of the 76th . George Anton, of the 15th Light Dragoons ' sold Alexander Howard, of the Coldf T•lw AIDES-DE-CAMP ' MAJOR Nathatild Kirin n, of the 31ft Foot lames Campbell, of the 94th Foot 11lin Gordon, of the 924 Foot Sir Edward Michael Ryan, Knt. of the 2tl Garrron Battalion William Kelly, of the 24th Foot ehn Campbcll„ of the aft Dragoon Guards ohn Macleod, V the sth Garrifon B.,ttakon troiles Scott, of the 78th Foot The lion. Wm. t . :ollyear, on half pay of the late 25th Lt. Dragoons Pere/ Grovi s. ot the 3d Foot Henry Elliott, of the 70th Foot Robert Ketfo, of the sad Foot Nicholas Forfter, of the sth Weft India Regiment Overing. on Blunden, of the 22th Light Draooas John Nugent Smyth, of the 35th Foot !oho Lamont, of the 924 Foot William Fuller, of the toth Light Dragoons William Howe de Lancey, AMltant. Quarter -matter General. Froome, of the 48th Foot Peter Kingfton,of the 6th Dragoon Guards Henry Torrent, of the 85th Foot lkidamin d'Urban, of the 89th Foot Daniel White, of the 29th Foot Willillll Spread, of the 37th Foot John Locke, of the 24th Light Dragoons William Carter, of the Bth Wet India Regiment To be LIEUTENANT-COLONELS in the Army. JANUARY 12. 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Charles Barwell Co:es, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe. vice O'Keeffe, who retires. aft Regiment of Dragoons-a-Pay:m(4r George Robenfon, from hall.pay of the 20th Foot, to be Payntafter, vice Harrifon, who exchatiges. rath Regiment of Light Drat 00 Lieutenant, without purehafe. 15th Ditto—Cornet John Butler, to be Lieutenant, by porehafe, vice Dalrymple, promoted in the 46th Foot. wth Dittm-Captain Richard Bingham Newland, from the toth Gartifon Battalion, to he Captain of a Troop, vice Rennet', who enhances; ContetEdward Sankey to be 'Lieutenant without purchafe, vice Newland, promoted in the sods Garrifon Bat talion. tit Regiment of Foot—. Charles Fortnum, Efq. to be Paymafter to the Second Battalion, vice Gordon, appointed to a Recruiting Diftrid. Robert Knipe to be sth Ditto—Captain Clerk Caldwell, from half-pay of the 59th Foot, to be Captain of It Company, vice Bourke, who ex changes. 7th Ditto—Philip Staunton, Efq. to be Paymatter to the 2d Bat talion. Bth Ditto—Enfign Henry &miler, from the Bth Garrifon Bat talion, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe; John Raymond, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Arden, who re figns•' Qsarter-Maßer Mark Hotigfon to be Paymaiter to the 2d Battalion. th Ditto—Hofpital-Mate William Beard to be Airsßant-Sur geon, vice Freeman, promoted in the 4th Wctt India Regiment. tyth Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Andrews, from half pay of the 624 Foot, to be Lieutenar t, vice James, who exchanges. 19th Ditto—Henry Sapte, Gent. to be Enfi go, by purchafe, vice Lockyer, promoted. sift- —....--x-teutenant Colonel Frederick Adams from the sth Garrifon Battalion, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice who exchanges. A Ditto—Lieutenant Colin Macdonald, front the 63d Foot, to be Captain of Company, without purchate; Lieutenant John B. Colthurlt, from the psth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. .4th Regiment of Foot.—Enfign Benjamin Adams to he 'Acute tenant, by pui chafe, vice Oubbins, promoted. t6th utenant Edward Witty to be Captain of a Corn pany, by purchafe, vice Sir James Dalyell, who retires; Lieut. John Martin, from half-pay of the 28th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Parker, who exchanges, and Enfign John Clark to be Lieu tenant, vice Whiny. 27th Ditto—F-144n Samuel Murphy, from the 2d Garrifon Batta tattoo, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 28th Ditto—Captain Robert Nixon to be Major, by purchafe, vice Gough, who retires. sift Ditto — James Heywood, Gent. to be Adjutant, with the rank of Lnfign, vice Huthwaitc, ymmotcd. 38th Ditto—Enfign William Willihire to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, and Dunne Han, Gent. to be Enagn, vice Will fhire. 390' th Ditto—Lieutenant Donald Maepherfm to be Captain of a Company without purchafc, vice Meade, promoted in the Blaltde Corps; Enfign Hon. Michael de Courcy Meade to be Lieutenant, without purchale, vice Courteney, promoted in the 40th Foot; Francis Hart, Gout. to be Enfign, vice Meade, and Surgeon John Kidd, Irani the I tth Garrifon Battalion, to be Surgeon, vice Thompfon, who exchanges. 43d Ditto--Enfign Stephen Bradley to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Bontien, promote:din the pad Foot. 46th Ditto—Henry Pickering, Gent. a be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Huntley, who retires. 47t11 Regiment of Font. To be Lieutcnauts—Enfign and Adjutant Richard Tatton. Enfign Poufonby Matlicws,witlsout purchafc, vice Kent, appoint- etrto the at ft Light Dragoons. - Enfign and Adjutant jams Pickard. Enlign John Role, vice Smith, appointed to the 96th Font. ll'o be Lungns—Fienry Doyle, Gent. without purchafe, vice Gar diner, promoted in the soth Foot, and —Ryan, Gent. ViCC Matthews. 45th Ditto—Enfign George Mackay to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Temple, promoted in the 38th Foot, and Enfign John Allman tots.: Lieutenant, without purchafe,vice M•Ncale, promoted in the Bth Foot. To be Etifigns—Alexander M'lntolb, Gent. vice Mackay; James Wiliianifon, Gent. vice Allman, and Thomas Joflin Conolly, without purchafe, vice Peacock, promoted in the 72d Foot. Soth Ditto—Enfign James Ballard Gardiner, from the 47th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 53d Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Walton to be Captain of a Com pany, hy purchafe, vice Hobfon, promoted in the 85th Foot; Surgeon William Hacket, from the North Downfhire Militia, to be Militant Surgeon, vice Burmeifter, promoted in the ad Divi fion of Light Infantry of Militia. 56th Regiment of Foot—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William Brooke, from half pay of the 96th Foot, to be Major, vice Arniltrong, who exchanges. ith Ditto—Fnfirn Michael Foley, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, via M'Dermott,foperfeded ; Enfign Simon Newport to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Cowell, promoted in the Maltefe l orps ; Warner Lewis, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Foley ; Philip Achy Fallon, Cent. to Enfign, vice Newport. 9th Ditto—Lieutenant F. W. Hoylted, from the 14th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. cth Ditto—Captain Francis St. Mart, to be Major, by purehafe, , Ace Drummond, promoted. old Ditto—Enfign William Browurigg to he Lieutenant, without purehafe, rice Monday, promoted in the Bth Foot; Bradfhaw, Gent. robe Enlizn,vice ;trownriu. 67th Ditto —George Res, Gent. to be Enfign, without purehafe, vice John Rea, who refigns. Heft Ditto....Lieuten oit John Charles M'Kay, from the 18th Font, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Gordon, appointed to the cad Foot. Bad Ditto—. Lieutenant Robert Carew to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchafe ; Unfign Rjchard I.angley, from half pay of the late Cape Regiment„ . .o be Enfign. vice Beavls, who exchanges. 83d Ditto—Joreph Glover, EN. to be Paymalter to the ad batta lion. 84th Ditto—John Salifbury Jones,Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Dy fon, promoted. 9ctti ritto—John Rowe, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Swift, who 96th Ditto—Enfign taward Ludlow to be Lieutenant, without prank, vice Harris, rppouned to the esth Foot ; Jofeph Ot way, lent. to he Ri fign, vice Ludlow. 4th Wet India Regitnebt—AMitant Surgeon John Freeman, from the nth Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Walker, appointed to the loth Foot. Bth Ditto—C.r . .nin Robert Twaddell, from the tit Life Guards, to be Captain of a Company, vice Heavyfide, who exchanges. Wood Riufay's Regimento-.Captain Clement Edwards, front the 48th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. vice Kerr, pro moted. Makefe Corps—Captain John Philip Perry, from the 32d Foot, to be _Captain of a Company ; Lieutenant James Brickeil. sth Carrille Battarios..-I.lentetnnt Colonel John Wilton. from the 211 t Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Main. who ex- changes. teth Dltto:—Captain Henry Rcnnells, from the 20th Lizlit Dra goons,to be Captain of a Company, vice Newland, who ex- changes. nth DittaSurgeon Frederick Thampron, from the 39th Foot. to be Surgeon,vice Kidd, who exchanges. sth Royal Veteran Batralion—S.ljcant John Lamb, from the Id Regiment of Foot Guards, vice 111•&enzie, promoted in the 78th Foot. Bth Ditto—Brevet Major Charles Flood, from the tit Vcr:ran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company ; Adjutant N. ASinrit from the rit Somerfct Mllitia,to be Adjutant, with the rank of Lieutenant. The King's German Legion. -—---- - . . . tit Battalion of light Infantry—Major }:rireft I-contain. to be Lieutenant Colonel, with temporary rank, vice Alten,prornotei. tit Battalion of the Line--,.".ajm - Chrittian Banat Om;:t de. to be - Lieutenant-Colonel, with temporary rank, vice laaugwerll, promoted. ad Ditto—Major Charles Baron Benragfen to he I,i,ue.nant•Co. loon, with terupwary tank. vice Batik. prottue.. , l L eytaiu William de Ulineuitein to he Major, rank, vice Bennigfen. . - - - STAFF. Lieutenant-Colonel John Wilfon, of the sth Carrifon Battalion. to he Deputy Quarter Alafter•General to cue troops fervieg in the ifland of Ceylon. MCMOIANDUM. Erffign jofeph S. Rants, of the 48th Foot, is fuperfeded. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Jofeph &Union and John Hoc, draper., Sheffield, January 7. 1803. David Jones and Benjamin Deft, tailors, Great St. Hclens'6, London, December 2s, 1804. Richard Travers and Holies Bull Way, merchants, Bridport Harbour, December 31. John Longlands and Benjamin Simmons, flariuners, White chapel, December 3 t. William Perry. Th•:mas Haifa, and William Tanner, wine. merchants, Bridled, December •; t, 1803. William Seward Hall, and Thomas Williams, metallic pencil manufadturers. December 27, 1894. John Haxby and John Tate, rag-merchants, Newington Caufe way. January' 9, 1805. John Hemingway, Reuben Hemingway, and James lieming wayolealers, Hightown, Yorkfhire. January t. 1804. George Simmonds, and John Pedley, bonnet-makers, Union place, Mary-la-bonne, December 31. Thomas Barrett, William Clay. and J. P. D. Virtue, cotton • manuladurers, Manchater, Dreanber z. William Kinky, and James Chambers, furniture- printers New Bond .It reel, December r. Robert and 'l•homas Ealtman, fltip.brokers, els ment'sdanc, Lombard.tlrert• January 11, LSO t. Robert M•Clurc and John Gregory, cotton-manufacturers, Manckcfter, January 8. Itifeph Cooke and 'Thomas Cooke, furgeons, Northampton, December 3t,1804. Richardeorbett and Thomas Martha, =funs, Bromley, Kent, January 1,1805. Charles Knight and Henry Knight, epholfterers, Taunton, So mei fetfhire, January 8. Joreph Johann. Jacob R••ad, and Paul Rogers, lightermen, Ro• therhithe, December It, g'zse. Wiltam Thansefon and John Thompfun, merchants, Philpot lan 'unary tt, ISOS. William Swift and Charlet Garnons, trunk•makers, Suo•ftreet Bilhopfgate-ftreet, November s 6, 1814. Jolts Burney, and William Hate... Minn, wine merchants, Little Ealt Cheap, January t t, 280 s. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. March 1. George WilmOturft, late of Redcrofs•ftreet, London, carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. John Gordon Cripps, of Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk, grocer and tea-dealer, to furrender January 19, 29, mid February 23, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Mammies, Mr. John Pate, of Bury St. Edmund's, or Mr. William Giles, Shire-lane, London. James Burfit, late of the pariih of Mere, Wilts. cheeferador, dealer and chapman. February 4, 5, and 23, at eleven, at the Grey hotiid Inn, Wineanton, Somerfet. Attornies,Meffrs. Uriah and George Msffiter, Witicanton ; or Mr. Dyne, Serjeant's Fleet-lircet, London. Benjamin Smith the younger, and John Cherry, of Red Lian ante', Middlefex, watch-manutadturers and copartners, and dealers and chaprnen, January 21, at ten, January 29, at one, and February 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Conte, Aultin Friars, London. John Cook Hodgfon, late of John's-row, parills of St. I.ukc, Mid dicks, builder, plumber and glazier, January Is. 26, and Feb mu try 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kinky, Furni vars-Inn. John Purcell, late of Portland-ftreet, near Soho•fquare,Mid:ilefrz, grocer, tea-dealer and ch •pman, J ,nitary 15,19, and Fan nary 23, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Par tore, Lewd ftrcct, Chambers, No. 37, Oh! Broad-Wert, London. DIMENDS January It John Agnew, of Grofvenor-frrire, Middlefex, ban ker, and partner with James Strange, James 1)3114WOOd, and George Peacock, New Bon.l.llrea, at ten, a: Guildhall. BANKRUPT IN IRELAND. Robert Willard, of the city of Dublin, thoemaker, dealer and chapman, to furrender on the 12th and 14th January, and s ath , February. WHITE HANDS have ever been efteemed a perfonal beauty in both faxes, and in fonic parts of Eu rope arc ell', ntial to pethios of rank. The B ANDANA SO A l'. or Indian Wafhit ,, Cakes pilaf, the peculiar propeny of giving the molt exquilitr '' delieacy of texture, and inemceivable fairn I. to the hands which are conftainly waffled with this Soap, and there effects are not produced too f uddenly, as if by paint, hut gra dually, by correding all the imperfections of the (kin. It is by , prritince only that any one cm form an adequate idea of the fu petior excellence of the limutula Soap. Pricy One Shilling each Cake Sold wholefatc, by the Proprietors Agent, W'nt. Withets, 229, Strand.—Retail, by Mr. Overton, 47, New Bond.ftreet ; Mr. Dannett, 3, Clicapfidc, London; Mr. Hazard, Bath ; Mrs. Shi, r clif, Bri,tol ; Milt Gregfort, tas, Duke-Rvet, Liverpool, &c - . Obferee the Signature, Wm. Withers, wiLliuut which none t al be genuine. 'rhe following Is another Proof of the Intri:fie V.iluc of ROBBERDS's IMPROVED BALSAMIC ELIXIR; or, COUGH DROPS. Extradt of a Letter from Dodtor Mt Clt A L HEAD, anal - az, In America, dated April SIR' I MIR beg you will forward immediately, by the firft Packet for Halifax, twelve dozen of ROBBERDS's BALSAMIC ELIXIR or COUGH DROPS, which I firmly be lieve to be the very belt remedy ever invented for COWeiliS, COLDS, AS rHmAs, and CONSUMPTIONS. At t!..e tirov I received Come from you, I was of lieted with a dreadful Cough and Inflammation on my Lungs, atteadeal with a gnat tippreilion and pain on my hreaß, to that it was with great difficulty 1 could draw my brew h, (which I mutt candidly amid. Willed my own (kill.) From the Itrong recommendation you fent with than, I was induc ed to make an immediate trial myrrh', which gave me Ulan; re licf, and in a very fhort time perfectly reltured me : I have fince witneffed their good effeds in many °titillate cafes, and therefore gull, for the future, never be without them. By appointment of Mr. ROCISER DS, Apothecary (the Inventor' they are fold Wholefale and Remilat Mr. Butler'., No.e, Cheap fide, corner of Paternofter-row; and retail by Hazoil, Bath; Trewman and Newton, Exeter; Gmldby, thorn': ; Baker, Southampton; Collins, Salifbury ; Grcgory, Brighton; Wood, Weymouth; Stevenfon, Norwich; Wood, Shrcwlbury; Beton and Sharp, Portfmouth ; Harding, Gofport ; Weßon, Porde: ; Payne and Cookworthy, Plymouth; Brown and Silepp inl, Mackdonald, Glafgove; Mitehtl. taken ; 'Fait, Luverneft: Scott and Smith, Edinburgh; Walker, Ncivlaltle ; Mots and Gregfon, Liverpool; Stains, Manchefter ; Putde, Miter; Neal, a, Dover; Simmonds, Cante: bury ; Wettons, Chertfiy ; Wheeler, Battle; Kcymer, Colcbeftrr; Watkins, Heretord ; Spam, Hint ford ; Smith, Bedford; Edge, Northampton ; Tymbs, Woreciter ; Mitt and Lloyd, Birmingham; Loggin, Ayldworth ; Smart and Rather, Reading; 'ack, New York; Garner, Barbaducs; Bull and Callwell. Dublin; and by moll ILokfi Bets and Medicine Vert&rs in every town, in the th.ited Kingdom ; in Bottles, at Ss. ATWOOD's BEd fISH HERBACEOUS OINTMENT for CORNi and CIIII,:iI.AINS, WHICH entirely eradicates 10-th Snft and Hard CORNS, eur..s tender:lei in the Feet, Chap•, rid Chil blain:. This tamely operAtes without any pain, or tliudrance to the Patent. _ _ Sol with &amnions hsw to ufc it. and the names and refa.ler. ees of perfons cured, wh , .. a:.d in at 23. each, (ftanip included) by Berry N. 17, Greek-11r .et, Soho; Sh .w and Kdwartia, 66, St. Paul's C iure , •-yard ; a ,d rvtail by Coul.gs, 126, Great Ruff.:ll it•ee etc...int:bury; Tutt, RoF.I fischang..: • Clarke. 269, Borough; Witl. r , p, .-trand ; B nflead. Chicl f. ,;rand Bognor; Dingle, Bury St. Edmunes; WriOr . , Hereford; A. Smith, Ed•nbu•g t ; F. tiatan, Swanfea ; T. Malt, Bora month ; Bambini; ; and in mull towns in the King dom. FOR BRUISES. SPRAINS. RHP.!!MAIISMS, Bce. DR. STA:I...RS'S OPOIJIWDOC. CAUTION. —Oa the onifide of the Wrapper nn each Bottle of the real M:dicine. a (tamp is Ezed, in whisk is engr .vcd " F. Nets t. ry. No. 45. St. Paul's," and over the Cock f the 13o: :Le a I.sisel is p sued, wish thefe Words. Dr. Steers's Opodsl44c, in.:pared by F." ewbery." AB thofe which as - c fold withour there cle:iitation 5 arc grofs Counterfeits. " • • • • - Th.. Pr.t.lic are requelted to attend to this Caution, in eonfe quenee of an lutpafition which has been prael ecrulin Ven ders of Medizate, who, under cover of a cuntiLaimb in trade with Mr. Newbery's Houfe, have not only fold in Lon.h,u, but by tra velling rocod the Country, have differninated thrott : ; h the Retai Dealers in all parts of the kingdom large quantiti, of a (pinions preparation actin Opodcldoc t in the Bills of Directions of which the Naroes of Dr. Steers, of Charing Crofs, and Mr Newberi,od it. Paul's Churchyard, are made life of, in order the more com pletely to deceive unwary Purchafers. The genial= Opodeldoe is prepared and fold by F. Nesvbery and Sons, No.:;,;, St. Paul's, on the Coach-way, a few doors fr o m Cheapfide, London, in B;tiles, pric as. 6d. each, duty included ; and by the& Venders only in the Country who oiler the real Me di ter irs apptopriAte run Ass! CHURCH'S COUGH DROPS. " Prepared only by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Chards yard. London, who having purehafed the Receipts of Mrs. H. Church, arealune authuristd to,preparc and fa all Mr Churc:fs Medi,ines." I 'HESE COUGH DROPS have cured more I- Colds. Coughs, and A (limas. the Taft ten years, than any Medicine ever publithed, they inrioiably perform a cure with per k& fafety, and in a much Morro time than can be credited but by e c pcvienrc. Coughs and Colds, however obllinate and loop ftanding, ire fpecitly removed by geode, but infeulible perfpirat ion ; they allay that couvulfive excitement, called ticklng in the throat, which is the conflant ftlmulus to coughing, and citable the aftlidied to fpeak awl breathe. freely. _ _ Althmatic Perron' have been cured by this Medicine after ruf f ring and ltrujgling 7 or 14 years with an enemy that frequently threatcnol faVileation. Witnefa Mr. N. Langworthy s cafe, of Ebenezer Chapel, Lincoln'a•lnti-Fields, whore tellimony is the Itrongelt proof of its efficacy ever offered to the public in favour of any Medicine. Diforders of the Brezft and Lungs, Confumptive Affeettons. Otiftructiona in the Clands, and Congealed Phlegm, are with cafe and racy removed-4n fad, for all diforcicri of the Breaft and Lungs, nu medicine ever experic-cial fu extenfive a Pale, or more public approbation. Price only 2.. per Bottle, or double the Qsantlty for 3s. yd. . Obferve none eau puflibly be genuine uniefs the name o f Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Cburch-yard, is engraved oaths Stamp, accompanying!ath bottle. ....s. Chilblains—:ChiircTes Chilblain Ointsncot, price to t jd. cores 'he worn Chilblains with 'a very few at.plicatione Sold by 4: po:ntmcnt of t% e Proprietor, by every Vunder of Medicine in thet United Kinedirn. riA V I rs.l.; saedicated mylelf to the Rudy, and been gratified by the molt eonEderable pradlice in that branch which I thought I. roper to fele.:l, I trust that I have not more mite unploved my time than thole who. in the extonfive field of the profelLon, ary occafinnally immerfcd in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that lucre', which is acquired by concentrating the InteUeCtual power to one elate of difordca. The dfeaes of DEBILITY are peculiarly di11:4641g for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms. ani, by a da prrlan of all vital energy, exiftence itfulf becomes embittered.... Whether they arife from the prevaltr...e of ill example, thedcftruc ,ive habits of fehcol boys, or the in,l a:genres of maturity, they rc tuire the molt afEduous profeffional &ill ; but by the ignorance of uneducated men, the fymptoms are aggravated, anth the wall toe= is dcaroyed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGEof SURGEONS, I ground my preten(ons on regularity of education; and poffeffing every privilege to praalce, I feel myself matted to that confidence with which i have hitherto been fo liaerally honoured. In the tint lodations of local weakne's, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the fiat ' term, from a conrcioufners of the unnunlinets of the vice which caufed his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or cer.fure of his family physician, and broods over MAME rmity with careful eon ecalment. it mutt be fatisfoelory far him to he allured not only of capability of treatment. but aYo of the mutt inviolable fecrecv. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is poffihle to prevent pato danger or diltrefs ; in the molt complicated cafes it is t! , e acquire!. mt.:a of exeltifive experience in this hue to effedt a Cafe, certain, asnd fpeedy re-eftablifluneoh I offer the advantage ol this experimer to Mae of either fax who are atiliaccl. with any kind of DEBiLITY, of any fymptoms of VENEitiiAL INFECTION, and In all cafes the terms of remu neration are Patel on the firft interview. Par :atm the country are expetfted to incide a Bank note, and are requaftol to Inecity their age and manner of living. MARIIN BREE, 111.:m.`er of the Royal College of Surgeons in I .ondorill No so Ar-2n,41 ftrow. S•rani 'lO ItIOMAS 1,11L014. rah 58th tb DEAR SIR, N. 9, ilrielge-it;Jet, London. jFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very gnat and extraordinary Cure I have received from your invaluabie Med ie i ite—l. EA K F.'s PATENT PILLS. About two years ago I was attacked with a VuN 1: iII:AL His- ORDER, Whik:ll I treated rather nightly for lone time, bat the Dif cafe at length fpreading all over my body, I was obliged to apply to the melt eminent of the Faculty, but their allilLance afforded only temporary relief-1 went through various Courfes of Saliva tion, and from being rather of a corpult nt Habit was reduced to a nose Skeleton. The Ulcers that fpread all over my limbs, ren dered me a complete Objet, fo that my friends defpaired of my recovery. When brought tot his titration, I confidered death a s inevitable, but a relation amine commenting upon the many Cates in widely- our Pills had ucceeded, I was induced to try a box of them, which I thought rather relieved nit, rid by perfeverancy fo: two or three months, and i °Rowing your Diri.clion,. I expe e molt unaccountable Rehutatien from Pain, the Sord. uldiling; I am now, thauk Gun, perfectly naivete I and walking out daily: I doubt not but one inore box, whiehe. think caution. to take, will eftablifb my health in ita orginal ltate. It is witht he moll heartfelt gratitude that I itdafcribe myfelf, fir your much obliged liumblefervant, Wm. l'ir.asow. Deanfgatc, hlancliefter, July 1, ant. P. S. For the public benefit I do not objed to the above being publilhed, but leave you to ad as your own better judgment gull did ate. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TisohlA, TA rto Mt tuber of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon,Lao, it his HoNfe. No. 9, New-Bridge-ftrect Where, after a conflar.t refitler.ct of more than tint ty-lia years, in a prattiec particular directed tt. the Cure of Vent real Complaints, with that inviaable feert.cy which men of his Profeflion Mould always obferve, he flatters hiinfelf, the advice and aillitance lie gramitooily adminithss to perfons taking this Medicine, will be (teemed, by a dike:sling Public, as an advantage felttont to Ix obtained, and void of ambi goity..--Alfo Sold, by Ids Appointment, for the convenience of thou( living at .141in:ince, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's fired, Pall-Mall; the Toy-Otop, No. 103, Oxford-Rreet ; Mr. Dijkorough's, No. 7, Fifh-nreet-hill ; Mr. Steel's, Bonkfelltr. No. t, Union-Row, Little Tower Hill; Mr. th'atfon's, South bridge, Edinbur g h ; Mr. Ca!well's,Dublin ; Liver • pool; Mr. Atkinfon's, Manchefter and by one Perlin. in over/ confiderable Town in Great-Britain and Ireland, in Boats of only as. 9d. each, rested up with full and plain Dirci%ous, wheerby Perfuns of either Se: may Cure thenifelv, ith Eafe, Speed, S• ONFLS motea. Rather. Readme; t'aeki New Ton; ',arm - , narnamics; nue cootitteratne sown to careat-untate and Ireland, In Jinx( aof only Makefe Corps—Captain John Philip Perry, from the sad Fo ot , and Calved!. Dublin; and by moll ILolif/ nets and Medicine 21. 9d. each,fcaled up with full and plain Diredlious, whecrby to be Captain of a Company ; Lieutenant James Brickeil, ens Venders in every town, in the United Kingdom ;in Bottles, at Gs. Perfuns of either Sex may Cate thenifelocis with Bate, Speed, Su- ffern the syth"Foot, to be Captain of a Company ; Henry Perry, and as. 9d. each. erx;y, and Safety. Foot Oart.to be Entlgo, without purchafe. Hit Majefty's Hon. Commit oars h.tve. brcn pl.: fed to ort'er 7' '7: : :._ nts Royal Wasp° Train—(Latter hlaitcr Charles Morrifon to he the name of R. Butler, No. 4, C.bcaplide. to lie engraved on a LONDON: Printed and pnblifhed by LEVEL KVNT, ( o f Ca n . kiftrv.ris Poet Mattis, Cofflet./!..._ce 81110 t Mgill 44 larl i t e n .l r"' (:Ciagaigarr the ; Black Stamp, which Stamp is affixed to Bu:c:c, utbcre ate terbury-place, Lambeth), at the STAR Or et :a, No. I, c zee) . t'a itiag. R4yzi &marl. nuatcrtelte. ftrut. Yubtifhal ago at tbeSra a Oari ca. Tatiple-Baa!