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Ii From the Loriner . GAZR ITL, Fekuary t 1, AnatIMALTY otrice, YTS. It. Cep, of a 1., too from Admiral the Right Honourable Lerd G-10... rto William Marfilen Ffq dated on board his Major ty'.lhip the Dread in Cork harbour. Feb. 5. hir—Hia Malefiv's Stip Druid arrived here early thi. morning ; and 1 bare the tt .afore to B.clote.lor their Lordlibirs infor:ntrion, tor of a hirer, d tfll at F 1.2 the ad init. from Captain P. V B. Benito F itter an vetoert et his having captured the French (hip privateer Prince Murat. havlig on board lighten, n.pounders and one hundred and twenty toren men; five does at tea from L'Ori en% and bad not mad- .• • oats I have the honour to he. lax. (aill ed ) oA2ol4ta. Druid, at Sca, February 1. dry I.o'd—T have Ilie plealute 10 intotm you, that I i- hielelly's (hip under my command coptined this ~ t .rnin7, after a dome of ninety miler, the Noce Moroi. French (hip privateer, of eighteen guns, fix 1. lets, and one hundred and twenty.feven men, .a•mmanded by Muni - lent Rica Molise, out five tit.) . e from L'Orient, and had made no captures; The i• a eoppered lhip, and a fall failer. I have fent her to Plymouth ; and have the honour; o he, &c. (Signed) P. S. SUMS. ' MILITARY PROMOTIONS WAR OFTICII, 1111110•ItIr 8. 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Captain C. D. Allen, from the 34th Font, to be Captain of a Troup. sire Ordc, who exchange.. 4th Regimem of Deagoons—Anhar Macnamara,ticut.to be Cor• net, by runts*, vice Carleton, penmen d 7th Regiment of Het Dragoons-.-Cornet James Ruffell to be Lieeteaant. be manhole, vice Micklethwskee who retire. Cornet H. M. Mollents, from the aith I.ight Magmas, to be Cornet. without purchafe, vice Verner, promoted. eeth Dhow-Captain Sanaton Stowell, from the 99th Foot, to he Captain of a Troop. vice Wheeler. who exchanges; Captain John Pringle. from the 6' th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Freer, who recharges; Throb:del Shield, Gent.to be Cor. net without purchate, vice Stainer, promoted. 13th Ditto—Cornet James Conedine to he Lieutenant, without 'umbrae; William Willie, ifq. to be Payee-alter. vice Shrigley, , ditmitted the ferrite. tsth Ditto--I.leuttosuat O. T. W. Wallace, from the 7th Foot, to be lieutenant, wlthout mediate. sift Dittooolobn Dexter, Om. to be Comet, without purchaft, vies Gram, promoted. gsd Ditto—Edna winiun Spinner. from the t a eth Foot, to be Cornet, without predate, vice Ebhart, prooted ha the 9th Light Dragoons; Lord George William Rural to be Cornet, by purthale, vire Moulton. promoted- Colditrcam Regimen{ of Foot Guards --Lord Kileourfic to be Enfign, • ithout puechate. vice Vachell, promoted. 11 Ditto--Luke Mahon, Gem. to be Enfigo, by purchafe, vice M'Laiii, promoted. 6th Regiment of Foot, .-- Tarleton, Gent. to be Fitign, with. out porthole, vice French. pew:laced in the 34th Foot. 7th Ditto—Thomas Taylor, Cent. to be Licutcoant, wit hoot par ade, vice Wallace, aeted to the tstb Light Dragoons. tali DSto—lLActatenastry Francis Whet. from the rah Light Magenta, to la Captain of a Company, by purobafe, vice Warillaw, proniund in the 64th Foot. sift LIU i ro--Hauss Baden, Gent. to be &toad Lieutenant with out purdafe, vice Dim promoted ID the 60th F..ot. 14th Ditto.-Richard Woken, Omit. to be &digit, without pur chafe, Om Spooner, ojnolorod tattle sad light Dragoons. jeth Dirtwo•Coptals Omega It.Ord, from the 6th Dragoon Guards, M be is Cuortmee7, vice Allen, who exchanges; En . damp Wroughton to be Lieutenant, by purchafc 3 1 Do visp ednig=ted in the F S t R Forbes f rom l Foot., Dlaeaa the 67th Foot, to be Litotes/a, oleo DroMp..who exchanges. 3Stb Diato-Eolion Ildmerd °tomalley Wrench, front the 6th Foot, to be LieniMent,by porchofc, eke DohellY- who "Owe. 39th Ditto---Froollio Hamilton, Gent. to be Fulign, without pm- Wade. vice Kkhelbory, promoted ill the Silt Foot. 4111 Ditto—Jobs Hamiltao Colt,. Gent. to be Enfign, vise toolynolecedoll 49th Ditto—Serjeone Major James FitaGibbon to be Enfign,wido ' out purchire, elm jr gen d.r= . Sift Ditto—Cap& from the 3d Garrifon Bat talon. to be Cojniodo Coornostp,vice Strident, who exchange& sad Ditto—tidos liflism johnttone to be Lieutenant, without purchate, vice DamOMIL who retires. 53d Dkto—E Owls But of Tyrconnell, from the rR Foot Olinda, to be do Company. vice linty. &dated. ~..sl s ie Seth Ditt I.kt:tenant ....- Drake, noel the 95th Foot, and Bolin Cilmerint Peat, to be Lieutenants without porthole ; Edward l'atefilak. Gent. to be Earn. vice Peat. 57th Ditto —EallelGeorge M'Earlaue to be Licatenant, by par ade, vice Mods, who retiree. Goth Regiment of Font. To be Lieutenants, without purchate—Enfigns John Currevnnt, vice Blanc. promoted; Henry Muller, viceßilleobach, pro moted; --.- Sehrienoe, vice De W'ndt, promoted. To be Enfigns—James Gedley &hurt, (Sent. vice Correvont . Froderki it G; e, Gem. vice Muller. To be Payoulter—Enfigo George Gilbert, vice Pohl.who refirns. 634 Ditto—Enfign Michael Berford to be Lieut.-note, without porthole ; Richard Icnkiefon.Gent. to be Enfign, vicc Berford. 66th Ditto.-Captain thontas Freer, from the I eth Light Dra. gonna, to be Captain of a Company, vice Prinele. who ex changes; Mark D'Arty, Gent. to be Enlign, without maniac, eke Lewi., appointed to the ill Welt ludla lin/lowed 67th Ditto--Lieutenant Robcet Denny, from the 36th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Porters, who czchanges. 611th Ditto—Lieutenant George Macdonald, from the 93d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Church, who exchanges ; Arai. Mor ris, Gent. to be Enlist", by purchafe, wire Irwin, promoted. 75d Ditto -Enfign Thomas Lloyd tote Lieutenant, I y purchafe, vice Dewier, promoted; Thomas Wright : Gent. to be Elifign, by porthole, vice Lloyd. SlRDitto—Entign Edward Kingibury, front the 39th Foot, to he Lieutenant, without purchate. Sad Ditto, -- Montfon, Gent to be Enfign, without purchafr, vice Kealltey, whole appointment has nut taken place. 9,,d Ditto--Lieutmant Edward Church, from the 65th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Macdonald, who melanges. 99th Ditto--Captaln W. Wheeler, from the lath lAght Dragoons, to be Captain -of ma Company, vice Stawell, who exchaitge.; CaptairoGeorge Pigut, front hall pay of the i v sth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Weßlake, who exchange& aft WeR India Regiment.—F.nfign Coakley Lewis, Bum the 66th Foot. to be Etifign, without purchafc, vice Nicholls, whole ap pointment has not taken place. 1)e Roll's Regiment— James Je Fonnenburg, Gent. to be Enlign, without pincher,. 'site King's German Legion. tit Dragoons--Hicruniutus Baron Witch to be Curnet, vice Peters, promoted. od lilt Dragoona—Mijor --- Rodevrald. to be I icutenant- Colooel, with temp/teary Rank, vice Crofen, whole Appoint toetit dace not take place. ..:,'• Dino—'re Le Cornea : Charles de Harting, Gent. Eteorge Meyer Gent. Clarks Molplani Baron Elton. sth Batt alion of the Line Lieutenant ----- Dane, Dachenhaufen to be lieutenant, with temporary Rank, vice hlandelllub, whole Anointment &ea not take place. 111 Garrlfon Battalion—Lieutenant William Crefwell, from the 2td FOl4, to be Captain of a Company, nice lainlaragh, up. p oinetd to the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. Mine:tam Itoll‘st Barclay, trim the 233 Foot, to tic Captain of a Compauy, vice High:nom appointed to the 3d Royal Ventran Battalion. 3d Ditto- .j.iiiptain Thomas Bromley Shalrpe, from the 3 ill Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Snanky, who exchanges. eih Royer Veteran Battalion--Captain F G. Fairtiough, from the alt Garrifuo Bat whom to be Captain .4a Company , vicc IJarcus. Mr 005 A 50018. ?•. figo Andrewitraid, of the t R Regiment of Foot, is fupededed 4 97-illant Surgeon -- Baldwin, of the 6th tout, is Impeder-In:, Wi having &tinned Lindell without leave. LOtuoilfions figned by the Lutd I.ientenant of Hants. Golpor t Volunteer Battalion. John Swernsa, Gent to be Le.fign, vice Collins, refigrad. Dated 1....c..tat.er 13, atas. Portfea Volunteer infantry. Lkutensnt Llvetay to be Captaiu, vice Harwanl,refignsd. Dated jomary 3t , t Soh. Varehant and Titelifield Volunteer Battalion. I nfign Kelly to Ite Limn-come, lice liewtn,refijoed. Da.cd 3a -14..r7 3 t, got/. Comm;Sion in the North Battalion of Sutherland Volunteers figaed by the Lord Lieutenant. Erick Lord Ray to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Gordon Chores, Efq. nfigned. Dated January so, iito6. Commillions figned by the Right Honourable Lord Bolton, Governor of the file of Wight. South (;alt Battalion of the Idle of Wntht Volunteers. George Arnold Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Consmandant... Dated Anson 13,1803. To he Captains.--Robert Cole, James Jolliffe, Thomas Hardky, Jeremiah Urry Wavell, and Henry Wortley, Eters. Dated July 13,1803. Clmle. %Vortley, Efq. vice Henry Wortley, ragned. Dated June 04.1805. I To be Lieutenants .Hairy Handley, James Haynes, Henry Smith . I William Cole, Daniel Barton. William Young, Charles Wor thy, Gents. Dated July 13. 1803. William Robert Rawkina, Gent. vice William Yoting, reigned.-- Dated December 39.1803. James White, Gent. Dated November 6.1804. Richard Harvey, Gent. vice Charles Wortley, promoted. Dated Just 24.1805. 1 o be Enfigns--BenjamM Rollin. Robert Kemp, Henry Hills, James White, George Woriky. Gents. Dated July 13, ilto3. George Pedder, Gent. Dated November 6.118-4. William Duke, Gent. vice Richard Harvey, promoted. Dated June 24. 1 8 0 5. To be Adjutanto-Robert Lydall, Gent. Dated °dotter 3,1803. • Newport Loyal Volunteer Infantry. Leonard 1110 mas Wortley, Ng. to be Major. Dated Aug. 22.1805. c , Enna o . Pinks. Gent. to Lieutenant, vies June. Blake, reigned; William Harvey, .to be Entign , vice F. Pinta, promoted. Doted November t taas. South Welt Battalion of Idle of Wight Volunteer Infantry. Baniabas Leigh. jut. Gent. to be Adjutant. nee William Beard, Gent. promoted. Dated December 25, 18.15. CoMMlffiona figned by the Lnrd Lieutenant of Fife /hire,-Cupar Volunteers. Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Durham to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant, vier Paterlon, refoned ; Major George Aitken to be Lieutenant-Colo:lel, vice Durham; and Captain Airlreve Jamefun to be Major, retaining his Company, vice Aitken,. Dated Nov. 18. altos. St. Andrew's Volunttert. Lieutenant Colonel Hu3h t leghom to be Limit. Cabinet Com mandant, vic2Cheape, reliance'; Captain Thomas Melvin to be Major, vice Meldrum, ragn.d. Dated Dec. 6, iBos. Fifelbit e Yeomanry Cava!, yi David Keap, Gem. to be Cornet, vice Millie, refoned. Dated January 13, ill 6. SPRING ClitCUrrs-,808 , Nov FOLK Lord Chief Tuftice F. LLIN BORMIOII and Sir NA•ii 02041. Buckingharnatire. Saturday, March 1, at Ayklbury. Bedfordthire. Thurfday, 6, at Bedford, Hanfingdouthire. Saturday, 8. at Hurtingelon. Cambridgethire. Friday, 11. at Cambridge. Norfolk. Saturday, 13. at Thetford Stiffalk. Tburfday, la, at Bury St. Edmund's. OXFORD. Sir Sovsnetr Lawsexcu and Sir T. ht Sul-raw, Knights. Bcrklbire. Monday, March 3, at Reading. Oxfordthire. Wednefday, a, at Oxford. W oreetterthire. satunlay, 8. at Wureefter. City of Woreefter. Same day, fame place. Grucelteribite. Weelitefday. is, at Gloucciter. City of Glosicetter. Same day, tame place. . Monmouththire. Saturday, is.. at tiornouth. Her fort:Mire. Tuefday, 13, at Hereford. Shropfhire. Saturday. 11, at Shrewfbury. Staffunaire. Wednefday, a 6, at Stafford. WES TERN. Mr. Bare,, T11011250N and Mr. Juftiee La BLANC. Southampton. Tuefday, March t 4. at the Cattle at Winchetter. Wililkire. Saturday, 8, at New Sarum. Doefettlibt. Thurfday, 13, at Doreheiter. Devoolhire. Monday, z 7. at the Cattle at Futter. City and County of Exeter. Same day at the GtuldhalLia Lactic. Cornwall. Saturday, 22, at Launeefton. Surnerfetildre. Tknefday, 27, at the Cattle at Taunton. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Daniel Hewfon, '1 human Parkeo, and John Barnes, of Whims, manufacturers, January 29, tBo%. Richard Fox and William Cuthbert, of Gaintbuigh, Linea.. fake, fpirit.nierchants, December 6, itios. • 1 BANKRUPTS. Daniel Batley, late of Oxford, upholder, dater and chanson, to I furrender February 20, 21, and March 15, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Oxford. Anomie', Mr. Robertfun, Oxford; or Mars. Rote and Munniogs, Gray's lan tissue. Loder Prickett, of Oxford, money terivener, dealer and chapman, February 20, it. and Match 25, at eleven, at the Angel inn, Oxford. Attornia, Mr. Robertfan, Oxford; ur Mate. Rote and Munninga, Gray's tun (quart. John Mountain, late of Gufwell Brett (hut now in the prifon of Neevgate,) MAW bat manutadturer, February is, 22, and March 25, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Fitzgerald, Nu. 1, Lornataßrect. Goodman's Fields. Abraham Honfall and John Robinfon the younger, of Bradford,, Yorktbite, woolftaplers, dealers. chatimen and copartners in February 24,25, at the Talbot Inn, Bradford, and March 25,1 at the Sun Inn, Bradford, at twelve. Anomie., Metres. Rhodes, Cook, and Handley, Clerkerawell, London; or Mara. Hail ftone and Bentley, Bradford. Robert • I homas, of Cow bridge, Glamorgan Rd re, (honk eeper, dealer and chapntaii, February 24. If . and Mardi 2 5, at el, yen. at the Buff Tavern, Corn-greet, Briltol. Anomie', MelTra. Morgan and Liven, Drilled; or Mr. James, Gray's Inn.fqiiare, London. John Hickey, of Woreelter, carver, gilder, and cabinet maker, February 2.7, 28, anti March ac, at twelve, at the Hare and Hounds Inn, parifh of St. Michael, in likdwardine, Won:eller flaire. Amanita, Mellifs. Cardalc, Hallwud and Spear, 7'o. 14, Gray's Inn, London t or Mr. Sanders, fildhury, Wurcelter Abraham Nonfat!, of Bradford, Yorketire, woolltapler, March 4. 5, and 25, at eleven, at the Sun Inn. Bradford. Anomie', Mr. James Lambert, Hatton Garden, London; or Mr. Richard Lambert, Bradford, To kibire. Charles bran., of Natitwielt, Chethire, itoemaker, February 24. as, and March at, at eleven, at the Swan, Whitchurch, Salop. Anomie., Mr. Knight, WhitchurCh; or Mars. Atka, Exley, and Stocker, Furnivaes Inn, Loudon. John Holland, of Gray's Inn.latte, oil and coloorman, dealer and cligpman, February 18, 25, and March is, at one, at Guildhall. Anorak% Mars. Illaudford and Sweet, King's Bench Walks, Temple, London. Hrward Spiccr, of Walden, Eire:, Imitate, dealer and chapmao, Feb. 19, March 8, and 25, at eleven, ac Guildhall, London.- Anomie', Mars. A. and J. Welton., Fenchureh.ftreet, London. Margaret Keatch, of Merton, Surrey, callcoprinter, dealer and chapwesnan, February 18,25, and March as, at one, at Guild- ball, London. Attorney, Mr. P. U. Williams, Aultin-friars, London. Edward Rook°, late of Bltbrook, Lineolnlibire, carpenter, dealer I and ehapniau, February 24. 25, and March 23. at eleven, at the White-Hart, in the Bail of Lincoln. Attoriiies, Mr Pad- elifon, above hill, Lincoln; and John apaneer Young, Nu. a, New 1011, London William Wicks, of No. 387, Oxford-Rreet, Middlefex, taylor, February 19, March t r. and as. at eleven, at Guilolial, Lon don. Attorney, Mr Meymott,Charlotte-ltreet,lllack friars-road. James Homy. of Sinlngtiourne, Kent, woollen draper, dealer and chapman. February 22, 15, and March 25, at twelve. ~t Guild hall, Limulan. Attorney, Mr. Adam., Old Jewry, London. Robert Guy, of Swan-yard, Shornlitelt, Middkfex, victualler, dealer and chapmati, February is, 22, and March as, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. A.torney, Mr. Hughes, King's Botch WO a Temple. James Pepper, of BiChopa Hatheld, liertfordthlre. linen-draper, dealer aid ehapman, February i t, as, and March 25, at twelve, at Goilellol, London. Attorney, Mr. Mills, kly-place, Hol born, l.undon. 'Thomas Sarno thwalte, of Manehstter, merchant. dealer and (barman, March 3, 4. and as, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Mato client r. Anomie'. Mars. Sharpe and Eceka, Maneliener; and Mar.. Milne and Parry, Ohl Jewry. William Parr. late of I.ower Sliadwell, Mitilefes, grocer, Fe• bruary 19, at ten, February alt, and March 13, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Welt, Cknient's Inn. Junes Ward, late of liensiontlfey, Surrey, brewer, dealer and clispinau, February 29, and March 8, at ten, and March 35, at t w elve, at tfatildhall, London. Anomie', Mara Sandy., Hor ton, and Trisientn, Crane-court, Fleet-limy Laskin; or Illcrs. Aplin said SA, lionbury, tiatordildre. COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. Monday the tragedy of " Paulin" was perform.- ed at this Theatre, and, in the abfence of Coote, who is confined by fevere indifpnfstion, the part of. Pizarro was ttpreatted by Mr. BARRTMORA from: Drury lane, who depleted the haughty and tyramai. cal Spaniard with confiderable elle& The energies of Rolla were in fome degree paralyfed by a violent and opprefUve hoarfenefs under which Mr. 'Canine evidently laboured—but, in the !all aB, his dying exclamation, " For you and Coro," was given with all his accußomed force and exprelEon. Mrs. Sionows triumphantly carried off the palm of the evening as Akira. At the commencement of the 4th all, it was ob. ferved that EMIRY was not at his poll as Sentinel at the dungeon in which ideate is confined, and the audience began to relay the usual fyinptoms of d (*- approbation. Kenses came forward and laid, 0 That as Mr. Emery was not in the Houfe at the time the Play began. they preferred going on without him, rather than male the Audience wait." This explanation was however not deemed fuffi cient, and though Rolla and Elvira endeavoured ru proceed in their parts, the Houfe grew tumultuous, And moulted upon the appearance of the Sentinel—at length Eraser appeared in his private habiliments, and, evidently under great perturbation, addrefred the audience as follows 0 Ladies and Dentkmen. I am extremely forty that I mould ' come before yrs, in this manner, which is apparently unwarmat able ; but my It* is in that fltuation to which molt men who are married arc liable !" Here a built of laughter ifilied from every part of the Houfe, which, for fome time, interrupted the Addrefs. Mr. Enemy refuming, It is Indeed a family butted. " A *eneral laugh again pervaded the Houfe; and Mr. hitter, finding that this homely expofition of his Lady in the flraw, was likely to ferve him well, concluded thus, ° During fovea years which I have had the honour of being at this tribunal I never was guilty of any breach in my public duty before—(laud arplauft)—but as this is II family complaint, how ever imperfedtly I may h ,ve explained It, I =ft I hull be alowed to retire, and attire myfelf fur the part, and experience that im dulgenee which has been abown on cccafiuus left deterring titan the prefrut !" EsiallY appeared in a few minutes, drefred as the Sentinel, and was very warmly and generally ap plaided. Rolla's quell ion to him, 6' Have you ar.y children ?" and his anfwer, " Yes, 1 have," renewed the rifibility of the audience, and the Piece was con chided without any further interruption. Thurfday Taft, the Lady of William Maiming, Efq. Member for Lymiegtua, of a daughter. DIED Lately, In George-ftrect, Limern, John Fitzgerald, Elq. On Monday Lit, in the yid year of his age, the Kea. Abraham Booth, many years pallor of the Bsptift Church in Little. Prefeot• ftrert. Gondman'plields On hoard the General Steuart, on the paffage from Madras to Bengal, on the it th Au(uft latt, Allan Spottifwoode, youngeit fan of the late James Spottifwuode, klig. of nonlinear. • PREGNANT LADIES, Whole Maeda* requires a temporary retirement. MR. WATSON, Surgeon, and Man Midwife, oilers to accommodate Ladies In an airy and retired fitua tion, with Apo-talents to lytfrin, on term. tuned to their circntn fiances and tituatk,n in life ' • their infants put out to nurfe, and humanely taken care of ; an d as Humanity induces him to r his dlittance to Alleviate the horrors of concealed Pr:gnancy,lie flatters himfelf Ladicsovill had on application to hint the greaten attention, and molt profound fecrecy. Lerma ;poi paid) to Mr. Wadi:in, Surgeon and Man-Midwife or to Mrs. Walton, Midwife, No. tn, Charlotte-It:et t,'Surrey fide of Illackfrixei-bridge will meat the moll pointed attention Where may be had, The PiLl. BENEDICTA, at ii. es. pet box, a certain and effettual Remedy to remove all Oblirudion a . ad irregularisies, and an excellent Medicine s uer bad Lyings in _ . DISEASES of the URETHRA and Certain CoMPLA INTO. S Cole Proprietor of DA RAN'a celebrated medi .L . 1 - - dicated Bougie' and Reniedics, Mr.DU FOUR Informs the Public, that he may as ufual he confalted daily from cr to 3, at his haute, No. 54, Fritb-ltreet, Soho, on Cafes of Strietures.Ohltrue. thins, Glects,fcc. Sec. as well MI Debility, and every diforder where lecrecy is fee eilential a requifite, that Mr Dufour has provided a fpacious Louie, that every Patient may be Introduced in a feparate apartment. Mr D. bag for many years confined himfelt to that department offiurgery, and from extenfive practice, and the malt Littering fowls, he is enabled to oiler a method of cure, mild, efficacious, requiring no confinement or restraint, in diet, and which preemie , a re lapfe. Keane in the country listing u s it cafes fully, in a kttcr, enclofing a one or a two pound note, will have proper remedies fent to the amount. Fur the various fymptoms, Ste. fee Mr DUIOIII'S Treatile 011 the above complaints, price 21 bd. the sth cditioe—to be had of J. Callow, Comn•coare, sotto M'Quren, Elver Change, and or Me Author. - - To T. 1 A YLOR, Surgeon,No. y, Ncw ftridge.itreet, London, sic, Edinburgh, May a, 5500, I N the fpring of 1794 I wss ailed with a Vene realA Complaint, which I treated with indifference fur five months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyliclao,who put a temporary flop to the virulence of the dif.ale (by mercu rial application) for ionic time; but growing, in (*.eke of all medi cine and the advice of the heft Gentlemen o' the Faculty here, worfe and ;voile, for two years, I was reduced co a flute almolt uoparilleledaud beyond defeription, being an entire leper.aiiii ulce rated from head to foot. My head, throat, mouth, note, kgs, anns,fite. have been alternately in danger of becoming ul,lCfs , in Otort, I have bad front 20 to 30 eatosiroleer. sot my body, and nearly totally deprived°, fight. It would he voluminous to par ticularife all my cafe--fulfice it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous. or of a more complicated na ture. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined my kb beyond all hopesut remivery, and, indeed, in my then condi don, death was preferable to my more than miferable Rate. In thie dreadful fituation did I drag a molt miferable elittence, Willis/ma PROVIDexct threw in my way a aewfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could out. I feat and procured fame of your L PA real' PILLS, which, by tiring from notch, time, ant now, and have lung been, (after more than tout years itideferihahle (lifted''), in as g meta glace of health as ever I enjmed ; as • proof of this, I had a line,thriving,heal thy child burn to me a few nimiths ago. In gratitude to Gon, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creatures fervice. I requelt you to militias this ; and you may at any time refer paws, who wia ts) rte fitisfied of the truth of this, or further particulars, to me or my friends, by letter or ;wham Ai few cafes for hadnels will ever equal mine, and none exceed It, I have from erperience,every reafon to allure mankind, that hi your Leaut's Pi..ta they will tiud a lure, fredy, fate, and radi• cal cure. J. 1 . - Piepared and fold by the Sole Proprietor,Tuomas Los, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London at his houle, No. 9, New Bridge-Greet; where he will give advice, without a tee, to Niacin; taking theft Pills, and will anfwer pelvic, letters, if poll paid, on the Line terms, oblerving in all calm the molt in , violable kcr:cy, no pet Inn's name or cafe hating been nuotioned, but at their own particular revolt, by the Proprietor, during .he courfe of more than 36 years, that he has had the cooduCtiog of an extentive fale of the above Medicine, and the pratatce therelront. . . They are situ fold, by hi. appointment, for the convenience of tbufe living at a diltance. by Mr. Bazter,South Midge, Edinburgh, Mr. Mennuus, printer, Glafgow, to whom alto Mr. T. refers for his addrefs ; at the Perfumer's, No 3s, St. Atha'.-ftrtet, Pell• , Mali; Mr. Rulsertfon's Toy-lhop, No. 103, L.aturd-lirett; Mr. Dilliorough's, No. y; Fills.areet.hill, nearly uppolite the Mntat• rnent ; Mr. Steel's, booldllkr, No. t, Uniomrow. Little Tower hill; Mr. Callwell's. Dublin ; and by one pirfon in every emilide , - able town in Great Britain and Ireland, in hexes of only a. y.l ! each, fcaled up with full and plain Dirt-Muss, wh rcby Pcsfunc ; of eitis.r fez may cure theraires witb yak and Ica ccy. Per COUGHS, COLDS, Avritivms, aid CONSUMPTIONS. I)OBBERDS's IMPROVED BALSAMIC ELIXIR, or COC OH DROPS.—Su extraordinary are its virtues, that kt the Patient be ever lb emaciated or reduced. after having tried every Medical aillaanw to no writ, it will let as it were a charms, and initandy relieve the. mod inveterate Cough ; give tale and freedom to palpitation, promote gentle expedient. tion, Rreagthen the whole debilitated •Coallitution. *secure the retreating comfort of reit and deep, and quickly elk& a puma- Dent cure teethe molt °Minsk Coughs. Colds, Aftlanas, and Contsamptlena Not an Islamics has accursed, thins, h taken br near linty thoufand Patients, wherein there Drops have heat knotett to fail relieving the above complaints; in feet too netts cannot he faid in prude of do valesble • Remedy, nit one, re+ quires to be known to meet univerfal preference. A further ac count of its virtues may be fem In each bill of direetiona A CAUTION Majelty's Hon. Cariailli , r ere have beti pleated to order the name d "R. Butler, N.. 4. eheagiade,“ to be engraved on a blade Ramp, which Ramp is affixed to rack botehL All others are counterfeits. Sold wholcfale and retail at Me Butler's. No. 4. Cbelpnde , Tagil. by molt Country Bookkaas and Med cans Venderi, s t bottles at 6s.wid 3s. siJ. each. HAVING dedicated mien' to the Rudy, and t INIM/ 4 h A. •11.104 4 ausbau Indtga 111 thet broods whies2sl seed proper se fel*t. 1 Oita that 1 have aetaeare initbeirdiea ibefe *ha la the MINI* Odd if the aM 0104001111 011101014 uhanallatp, emote .etude Mein that %web Nib 14=ed Sy weiramtence its MAAR* power ti one ebb at Its oohs of DAIIIIrIf tea dlarella for thy Seim era Nora a crabs of at a de mike of an vital envy, eaNhista IS= earekeered.ll. jibtak tbud=l ll l l4 the preieshate awn*" tbeddbm. Of bOrisi r r e r tamma lblltthee o Of OWOrtti l = th. mod Adam WI: La bY ma , ON ageravatsd, an: the am* nales b Asa of die ROYAL COLLIN/tot SUROICONI. OrtalutpuktiPlNlNlatuoa isgravlw of adman* and podia* Mon 1.1111/01011, fad arfolf gadded to that caladema with 'at Waite bees 11) dbither harioereil Is dui glf il'aof Yo_a_il.llN cart/ OPPOPOOD Await the admit/ at • amenboil avails; but where the &S -(em fruit a wialthidees of 111 eiairdledli et Nib 'lee *We 1 411 1 &111 1 . 6 1 :2 ,11 Nis NUNN* er tamers of eta *West tad ~Pa Iblireity IN& eareei Der *West, It net be bided*** lbw fii be added set arnly if 0 40 , 04 11 , 04113,1 1 1 1 . fibt WOO the imelibbla feererf. Add roe* Venereal Ceeraptelank eon* to pre. we pale. lamer or awe Oa dtst mod 'earapildehd inhe It is th• revere. neon of ezinefiv=ee In Me Use ea dot a Wti e. malt: and freedy ro.eit !oder the advantage of Cis esperleace m thofeefekher *iris are ended with any Mad of DitbILITY, at erg tyroperme spina nita, nitinCTION. and is a 9 am the tense of Naha lererkto ere Rated oa the ern Interview. Pala:tato to country arc ape *ad to Indere* Beek sem, I* tookned to fpocteT thdr agr ant mariner of Vying MARTIN Br•EF, Member of the Royal College of Surgeollt. La Landsat No. sp. Araedetdkeet. , titread. near Temple Bar. ........Mil6D To S. SOLOMON, Efq. M. D ulfiguat eit. EXTRAORDINARY CURE Of Mr. John M ine, Principal Clerk of Mars. Eakin, Parker, and Browne, Ira and Raft Merchantsjhurne, near Doneaftero Slit, THROUGH a rtlapfe of a fevere nervous Fever. in Odtober, 'Soo, I was brought into a deep decline, aa corepanied by conftant prufufe fweats, as to oblige me to clamor tray linen two ur three times a day, and was given up by the Ps- coley as incurabl4; my cough. Watch had been gaining ground for fume time, was very violent Indeed, and caufed me to exped great quantities of very Wald and oßeolive matter. I wall mea ly deprived of fle.p.for a lona time. I thus became weak, ems dated, and fee hriplefs, that I could not ends the room within; being lupported by my wife and daughter. I was (u nervous, Chit though 1 have (ten perfuns tremulous from a paralytic Broke, Ind from the elude of an ague fir, they were not lit fuck a &adorable Rate as l was at times for hours together, I was in this forlorn and helplefs condition When yam knit able, nay ineitintable CORDIAL 15.11. M OF GILEAD was tint aminittered to me, in dotes of three tot fpoonfuls, duos ti-Ats a day, which was gradually inercaled to four tea fpoorras four times a day. I found benefit dircaty.—my cough began to mend, and In about three weeks it was quite gone; In I lee manner did this Balm brace my nerves, create an appetite, promote natural reit, and gradually invigorate my whole frame; in a woof, I recovered ! and dunk OOD I have not had the leaft return Once. I enjoy better health than ever I did !white, quite free from Os flightell nervous fimptam. Mr. Shakedown, of Doncafter, from whom the Cordial Balm of Gilead was obtained, as well as all who brew me, confuter sty recovery as little &oft of a miracle; and if people labouring onder cotifumptive or nervous diforders would base recourfe to this grand Medicine the Cordial Bann . 1 Gil:ad, I make no doubt of their deriving the fame benefits; and tor the good of mankind., I will. it was more generally known and reforted to. Some of the Cordial being alto Oct; to an infant daughter of mine when Gs convolficols, it had an laitautancous and wonderful ClrOO in f‘r coveting her. I am, Sir, your obliged humble fe event. jOHN MULLINS. Thorne 02ay, March It. &ad in lumdon by Mrs Mathews. A, Strand ; Dicey ash %S -teno Bow Chutell.yard; Bacon, ato.Oxford.ftrcet; Pidding,y6.os- ' ford ftmet,appolite the Panthe. n;Butkros.Cheapirde ; liarelayaml ' A Son, fleet market; Shaw and Edwards , 66 . St. Paul's Chords yard; Howard and Evans, Long Lane, WefteStaithliekl, and FM ticularly at the following placesoria. Bolt„ I, Mrs Shierdiff 1. nn, Pigge Bath, Hazard Manchener, Staines Berwick.Carr Margate, Silver Baliogn he, Hulbert Melliflisin, Ho.re Bradford, Wilts, Hopkins Maidenhead, Biala Bridport, Roberta Malmfbury, Lea Briugwat.r, Poole hlanningtree, Winking Bewdley, Prating Nottingham, Burbage de &rat Bicetier, St. phen i 4p ton Brand% .rd, Norbur • Neweaftle upon TynG,Hutchia : Beaminfter, Hioe fon and Cu. Bithops Waltham, Jennings Norwich, Stevenfoes Haim rat., Shea retort Newpirt, Ifle of Wight, Attila Coventry. hdetridcW Nantwich, Snelfon Canterbury, Briftow Ofweftry, Edwards Cantor, Booth Pennth, Smithy Chatham, Eth.rington Portka, J. and W. Dockland Cambridge, Hinlfou Portfinouth, Sharpe Chepstow, Morris Plymouth, Nettleton Clapham, Banco Plymouth Dock ,Hosloodi Dover, Meaty; Rit k manfworth, Pinion Dunltabie, (locenftsorough Roe h ford, Wade Dorn. y, Haiding Shefliefd, Pierkni Deptford, Davi., Stamford, Newnan!, rtereham, Barker , Staffonl, Aloreas Duihit, No. 6, C elege Green, Shrewfbury, World Dugdale, Calwell, Bull Sit. rbourne, Goadby and elh Edinburgh, A. Smith, North S tamundharn, Night Bndge Southampton, Baker Exeter, l'reurman and Son Sildhury, Collins Fly, Brae kenbury Shaftlbury, Adams Feme, HATA S.ffrit Walden, rains Gloucefter, Jones Sourbtklge, Rodalum tfolport, Ha ;ding Snepton Mallet, Casey Oat Mbomugh, Towne Stockton, Chrlftophei , & Judie" Greenvnch, Blaine Tav ILA, Rowe . Olafgow, Anent M'Donald Twirkeoham, Mortimer Hull. I. Rodford Tonne dee Well, Knight Horneaftle, Weir Tniwbeidge, Ching Hanamerltnith, Roberts Uttnader, Marten Honey mu Thames. Norton Whitby, Yeoman H.nley, Alhutt and Sun Whltehaven, Crostwalta Ilettiam, Diekinfon Wirkfworth. Taylor Ipfarith, Harmer and Gress A ( 4.clfor, Bialienel Invent fs, M•lntoth W otomointer-Ealge. 4 !nee Koattford, Leech W. il.u t turo,Salop, M u . Kelved•ot, Fos W,dve rhampton, Sinspfou I.anealter, Clark %V miter, Volley Leeds, Biota Welch Poole, Griffiths lie. Iron., Rayfon York, Wilton and Co. Leicefter, Gregory A.. 4 all the Veudersof Patent Modicinedn the United Kingdom ' RION WATER AT LONDON ERIDOR TQ•MORRO7 Morning 49 minutes after sr Afternoon - - at MillOttul after to LONLVaI Vntited and pubhdead by LEVEL KENT, (e!‘.. terbury-pisee, Lambeth). at the Stalk Osreca, No. s Cok • Amt. Pebtacid ago at the Stan ernes, Tomple.ll,.