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Avon the ICIVDCY ►;.AZ '7l, Yellowy tt. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JAW. 11, 1806. bury o a ktter from Sir Edward 1., new. Bart Rear Admiral of le Red, &e to William %tarflien, fq dated on beard his Ma- Jelly's Sip the Culloden, in Madras Roads, June 27th, tBz3. LIR—I forward, for the fati.f.ation of the Lords CommZoners of the Admiralty. a letter from Lieu stunt Bell, at:ling commander of his Majelly's flotrp Vi'.•'r. dated Bulhecr, 23c1 May, announcing his baying captured, and fubtequently deftroyed a imall French poivareer, named les Atnis Reunp, (alias le Fiery Cinq,) on the 71h ultimo, at the entrance of the Pet flan Gulph. (Signed) a. w. His Maletty's Coop Vidnr. Bulbar Road. May 23. itos. With pleafure I inform your Excellency, that his Majefty's fhik Vifior, under my command, on the 7th of this monrh, captured les Amis Bennis, .-., French private er, of so tons, two long 4. pounders, and manned with Omen, inn within the entrance of the Perfian Gtilph. the Coins hearing E.N. E. five ur fix leagues out eighty days from the I& of France, had not taken any thing. I was prompted to deflroy her by having the convoy in company, which arrived hither irk. three days fince. (Signed) 0. BILL. 24,11trnun PROMOTIONS. Commigion figned by the Lord Lieutenant ofthe Eat Riding of the County_ ot York, and town and Omni of the town of lEingann upon Hull. , - Ooze and Dement Volunteer Infantry. George Palmer, Eft to be Captain, 'vice Swiny, raped. Dated November so. saes. Commit ion figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. Southampton Fuzileers. John jolliffi, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated Dec. 6, teas. entriMi (Eon in the 4th Battalion of Carmarthen. thiteVolunteer Infantry, figned by the Lord Lieu. tenant ..1 the County of Carmarthen. Rowland Edward., Efq. to be Captain and Adjutant, eke BoDA rellgae.L Dated Dec. yt, dos. lamicoat in the Gazette of the 4th January UR. to Royal Regiment of Tower Hamlets Militia. For Lieutenant Thadena O'Meara to be Captain. Dated "weak, 13, tilos i Enagn Edwin Holbrow Wheeler to be Lkutenant. Dated as above, Read Lieutenant Thadeus O'Meara to he Captain. Dated Deus kr 06.1305. Elgin Edwin HolbrowWhedtr to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. PARTNERSHIPS DI:SO L V ED. Benjamin Lowland and Jane Fletcher, failmakers, Kane= upon Hull. Jan. 6. tSO6 Thomas Harrifon and William Milburn, of London, January 1, aloft. Any flarrifon and Wiliam Harrifon, Jon. of Liverpool, Dee. 35. 58 0 5- John Weft and John Mama Berry, of St. Bride's Wharf, MVO and coal dealers, Dec ea. titoe. Richard Britten, Daniel Mitten. John Meek, and Wm. Inner, of Balingtall-ftreet, radars, Dec. 3r, 'Sq. Sas. Luau Payne and William Thomas, of Change-alley, kat me% December ye Igoe. John Odeon and Chid. Balmer, of Hartuby, Yorldhlre, far mers, November as. .Bee. George Parker and Thomas Teefdale, of New Mahon, York- Mee. Ihrgeses and spethecarks, n t e nuaty t Sob. WWw Brailtier and John A on, of Camden Telma& diem, lour faders, January to, 046. William Salt and Robert Blackwell, of Stockport, Chelliddi t iabofts lamlaf7 7. lb& BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. January 31. William Dirkenfon, Thomas Goodall, Michad Goadall, and William Dickemfon the younger, of Birmingham, bankers, dealers, shaman, and pumas, at eleven, at the Hotel, Temple-row, Birmingham. Fe=to. Sinclair Wright, late el White Hoefe-lane, White ehapd, Mlddldez, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Thom. Narmingtee, of Saffron Walden, Effet, innkeeper, dealer and ebapmen. to forrender Jiteuary a. at one, January se, at deem, and February it, at one, at Gurildball, London. Atomics, Melba. Wilted,* and Bolton, Throgmartoodreet, Londoo. 'Menu Hewer, of the Old Cha..ge, London, baker, dealer and ehapinan, January t 7. as. and February as. at eleven, at Guild - ball. Anomie., Men. Vincent and Upftime, Bedford-greet, Bedford fquarc. James Pendred, of Brook Green,Hammerfinltla.Middlefex,deake and eltasman, January re, at. and February 21. at ten, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Mr. Knight, Kentington ;or Mr. P. P. Popkin, No. sy. Dean .greet, Soho John Leiria, of G idesaquare. I.arith of St. James, Weftminfter, apothemry, dealer and chapnian. January at, as. and February as, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. W. Holmes, No ea, 01411quare, Lincoln's Inn. DIVIDENDS. January tB. Daniel M'Cormack, of Marlhall-greet, Golden- Spume, Middletex, eoaclimaitcr, at twelve, at Guildhall. Janata) , id Wilß.m Towed, late of Camberwell, Surrey, car penter, at twelve, at Guildhall. Tanury as. John Staltdby, of CorabM, London, woollen-draper, at one, at Guildhall. January at. Junes Cruel thanks, of Gerard-Beret, with of St. Ano, %Vtltmlniter, metal falit and fan light manufullurer, at tee, at Guildhall. January al. William Blackinek, of Rathhnne.plaee, Middlefes, dealer in glare and earthen ware, at eleven, at Guildhall. January at. John Evan., late of Whiteehapel Road, sitddiefes, ettina-man and taylor, at twelve, at Guildhall. January 11. James Barlow, of hinumouth-fircet, Middlefez, tal low-chandler, at teat, at Guildhall. January at. Henry Adak' , Re, tle, of P. ckham, Surrey, Purveyor and-builder. at twelve, at Guildhall. January at. Richard Lewi,, of Codfield of St. Peters, Wilts, mop keeper, at nue, at Guildhall, Loudon. January 24. William Jewat, of tinaith !Amble, Yorkevire, brandy merchant, fectlfman, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Green Dragon Inn, Snaltli. January IS William Gardner, of Nawent, Gloueefterfltire, baker and melt Ker, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Rots, Hercfordlhire. !actuary at. Robert Proasiall Butcher, late of Lawrence Pountney- lane. I.nodaa. wineynertitact, at ten, at CalkHun. January as. '1 banns fitter, lernlyn firret. St. James's. Mid &rya, g o ld and Slyer lawman, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. The following fads, refpeEling an event that has excited much imerelt in Suffolk, and of which we have already made brief mention, may be relied on: Mr. Baxter having made the attempt to (lame him (elf to death. took up his abode ar the White Horfe, Keningball, on Thursday, the 28th of November, where he remained until December the 3oth, with out taking any noorilhinent, except about one pint, or a pint and a half of water, every twenty-four hours. It having been ruggrlied, 'hat he muff have privately taken lonic other mot iment betide, the wa ter, petit - tits were alternately employed to watch him, al! of whom have declared, in the pretence of two medic .1 Gentlemen and others, who fcriipirinlitly ex amined them, shat be never received from ary of them, or tank tl.e leatl mortal of food during the above period, but iti rpite of all intreaties, perlified in his tall] defign, v hid being conceived to border flrongly on lunacy, i: was at leit,;tl) determined to fend to Norwich for the keeper of a private mad. houfe, whole ap earance, it Is believed, induced him to returns taki food, which he has cvitinoed for feveral days. an i. now in a fair way of doing well. Embittered circomftanees are Paid to have given , (sure to this extraordinary elm. IYESTUINSTER SF SSIOIVS. Friday F lizalab Convoy was tried nn an indiement for keeping a diforderly haute, in Q.Lielo-ftreet, den.fqoare. 'the profeention was inflitnted by the parifh of St. James',, and a number of refpeetahle bookkeepers came forward, and depofed, that they were, (ince September lan, continually annoyed and didurhed at all hours of the night, by noifes and riots at the psi. f bottle ; and the molt flagrant indecencies were eihihited at the windows, by the inmates of that houle, in the open day light. Mr. Com rr Hated the cafe for the profeention. Mr. Cawatwn, for the prifoner, endeavoured to (hew, that the profecutors mull have been altuated by error, or wilful mifreprefentation, as the inmates of the prifoner's houfe were all perfons of refpeaabi lity, and far advanced in years, three of whom were above the age of fifty. Mrs. Hunter, formerly of Covent Garden Theatre, was called forward in evidence for the defence i— lhe Rated, that (he and two elderly ladies, her friends, had been lodgers in the houfe for a confiderable time pall, doting which (he always confidered the prifoner to he a very orderly well condufted wo man ; and never had heard any extraordinary mile in the houfe. Mrs. Hunter, being silted as to her own mode of livelihood, anfwered, that the principal part of her life had been (pent as a performer of Covent Garden Theatre, and that the now lived on an annuity. Another elderly female :citified to the like purpofe. The Jury, after a very Ilion deliberation, return ed a verdia of—Guilty . ,; and the Court fitntenced the Prifoner to three months imptifimment. Maas Breilly, a coal porter, was indiEled for felo nionfly Realing from a barge lying off Scotland-yard, on the night of the 25th December lag, three bufhels, of coals, the property of Mr. Hodges, a coal men. chant. Mr. Hodges being (worn, Paid, that having been robbed, from time to time, of confiderable quanti• ties of coals from his wharf, and unable to difeover the thief, he determined to watch on the above night, and accordingly took poll in his countinghoufe, arm ed with a fowling piece loaded with (mall (hot.— About two o'clock on the following morning, he heard a rumbling noife in one of his barges called the Price ; he immediately proceeded to the wharf, faw a man lifting a bag upon the gunwale of the next barge, and then jump on the fhore, the tide at that time was out: he called ad, and afked who was there ? threatening, if he was not inftantly an fwered, he would fire at the perfoo. After repeated challenges, and receiving no *diver, he fired. He heard a groan, and faw a man run away, whom he mined, caught, and found to be the prifiiner.—• He conveyed him to the watch-houfe, and found he was feverely wounded in the left leg. The Jury found him guilty ; lenience, fix months imprifonment. Saturday, at the Weßnsinfier Salons an appeal brought by Mr. Kitchen, of •Berkeley-fireet. againll a decifion of the Magißrates of Marlborough flreet, relative to a portico which Mr. K. had conaruded, being a nuifance, was determined againft Mr. K. notwithßanding ;he arguments of his Counfel, Mars. Conti, Gurney, and Alley. SING° LAR CMAIACTIC—A Ilion time fince died, at Eddiftone, in Yorkthire, Edward Norton, aged 56, by trade a tinker, which he followed zealoully till about fix weeks before his death. His apartment ponrtrayed fymptoms of the moil abjet poverty, though at his death he was found to be poffeffed of property to the amount of between five and fix thou fend pounds. He had a wife and feveral children, which he brought up in the molt parfimonicns man. nor, often feeding them on grains and the offals of meat, which he purchafed at reduced prices. He was no lets remarkable in perfon and drefs ; for, in order to five the expellee of (having, he would en. courage the dirt to gather on his face, to hide, in tome meafure, this &fee. He never Coffered his fhirt to be waffled in water ; but, after wearing it till it became intolerably black, he ufed to walk it in urine, to Cave the expellee of foap. His coat, which time bad tranformed into a jacket, would have puzzled the witell philolopher to have found out its original colour, fe covered was it with fhreds and patches of different colours, and thole fo diverfified, as to refemble the trophies of the different nations of Europe, _and teemed to vie wilt Jofeph's coat of many colours." The interett of his money, together with all he could heap up froin his penurious mode of living, lie tiled to depotit in a bag. which bag was covered up in a tin pot, and then conveyed to a brick kitchen ; one of the bricks waii taken up, and a hole made jolt large enough to hold the pot ; the brick WAi then carefully marked, and a tally kept behind the door of the rum depolited. One day his wife difcovered this horde, and refolving to profit by the opportunity, took fit om the pot one out of (lateen gui neas that was then placed there. Her hulband loon dilcovered the trick, for when he came to count his money, and finding it not agree with the tally be hind the door, which his wife did not know of, he taxed her with the theft, and to the day of his death, even on his death bed, he never fpoke to her without adding the epithet of Thief to every expreflion. In his younger day s, he ufed, at the death of any of his children, to have a little deal box made to put them in, and, without undergoing the folemn repines of a regular funeral, he would take them upon his thoul. der to the place appropriated for their reception ; where, once interred, he feemingly coincided with the old adage, " out of light, ont of mind ;" and went home As unconcerned a. if nothing had happen. ed. A lhnrt time before his death, which he evident. I y battened by the daily ufe of near a quart of fpirits, he gave thin charge that his coffin fhould not have a nail in it, which, was adually the cafe, the lid being fattened with hinges made of cord ; there was no infeription on the coffin, but barely the initials E. N. cut out on the lid. His (brood was made of a pound of wool ; his coffin was covered with a fbeet inflead of a pall, and was carried by fix men, to each of whom he left half a crown; and, at his particnlir defire, not one who followed him to the grave wore mourning ; hut, on the contrary, each of the mour ners teemed to try whole chefs would be the moll balking, the undertaker even being haliiied in a Nue coat and feat-let waillcoat. He died without a will, and his fortune was equally divided among his wile and family. POLICE,Cfc. Bow STR es•.—On Wednefday rating Crocker, in palling along the Strand, feu, Soanes's gang of pick pneke:s ; he feized Soanes and Rowley by the arms, and endeavoured to fecure Wo.-dford, bat he made his drape. Crocker took them to the Office,-*nct they were committed for farther examination on Saturday, whet, they were brought up; but there being no dired charge ag dna them, they were dif miffed. Saturday a female, named Marnes, was commit ted from Bow-Ilreet, for uttering bate coin. A woman, named Marlins% near Bolton, was lately committed to Lincoln Cattle, for firing at and wounding another young woman. She is fuppofed to have been aduated by jealoufy. The perfon wounded is likely to recover, but with the las of both her eyes. Saturday -- Butterfield, was committed from (:) . 2een rewire, for [leafing a cart and horfe, from Roehampton, two year. (ince. Saturday a woman of the town was charged at the above office by a man with picking his pocket of a 51. note. The fellow had been In drunk that be could neither (peak to the identity of the woman or note, and the complaint was difmiffed with a repri. mand. Saturday the fezton of St. James's, Clerkenwell, his ailittant, and a drover, were again examined at Hatton Gatden, and admitted as evidence againft Newman and Chivers, who keep old iron Chops; and who were committed as receivers. Spencer, the dull man, implicated in the charge, is committed for re examination Saturday at MAI lborough.fireet, two young Naval Officers, and a waiter from a coffee-houfe in Oxford. Greet, who accompanied them as their pilot, were charged with a riot, at a houfe in (leen Ann-flreet, on 1 hurfday evening. The charge was made by the hollers, who, it appeared, firhsifhed apartments to two ladies of the Cyprian order, one of whom had made an appointraent with one of the defendants.— The lady, however, was engaged, and the defen. dants, after forcing open the Ilreet door, ailed in. decently towards the complainant ; for, according to her own Ilatement, her under garments were torn in ribbons, and had the not been sailed by three watchmen, the did not know what might have been the confemiences. Another charge was made by the guardians of the night, their faces having been much disfigured in the affray. However, after pay ing for lanterns, rattles, de. elk atoning for their condud, the defendants were liberated by content of the complaining parties. Thurfday, at the Public Office, Hatton Carden, a man of the muse of Chivers Jones, a grave digger at St. James's, Clerkenwell Bradbury, his man ; Maxwell, a drover ; and Spencer, a duilman, were examined a fecund time—the fir( as a receiver, and the tell for Reeling lead out of the vaults in St. James's Church. On Bradbury was found a large fheet of lead, on which was afflred a beefs plate, hav ing engraved thereon, 1 , Mts. Elizabeth Crofs, died ayth September, 1741, in the 55ith year of her age." Chivers was committed for trial as the receiver, the other prifcnere were committed for re examination, other charges being expelled againti them. A few days ago as the daughter of Mr. Johnfon, of Appleby, near Brigg, fix years old, was flirting the fire, the flames caught her drefs ; the ran into the Rreet for afflaance, but expired before it could be procured. Saturday a fifhwoman, mach intoxicated, fell un der the wheel of a cart, in Thames.fireer, which cruised her leg fa that the was taken to St. Thomas's Ho(pital, and underwent amputation. A perfon of the name of Wellard, an inhabitant of Harbledon, near Canterbury, a Ikon time fince placed fome gun-powder in the oven of the houfe where he dwelt to fecure it from slampnefs. Sunday halt a fire was kindled in the oven by his wife, in or der to bake bread, and as the powder was forgotten, a dreadful eels/infirm (non took place which lhattered the oven to piecee, threw down the chimney, S and forced the oven door with fuch violence againß the woman, as to break her leg, and burn her face, hands, and different parts of her body fo dangerou fl y that it is feared (he will not furvive the accident. Mr. CI ice, of Thurlow, in Suffolk, who has been lately killed in the Newfpapers, at the antedilnvian age of 1:5 yews, is retlored to life, and is now living at the pottdiluvian age of 83. A few days fince a human fkeleton, of uriufinsi length, was found in a bottom on the Downs near the Devil's Dyke, Sure:, a few inches only under the rod, by fome Shepherds preparing a (heepfold. The Shepherds did not meafure the length of the boner, but Rate them to he of gigantic dimenfirms. What renders this difcovery remarkable is, that Come mice hadadually taken op their refidence within the Atoll, three of there little animals having efcaped on the remooal of the bones. A (hocking accident happened lately on board a gun boat in Dover Harbour. As the people were in the a& of lowering the matt, previous to going through the bridge, the gay rope which flipported it unfortunately gave way, and the mall falling nn the head of one of the men, it cruthed him in fuch a dreadful manner, that he lived but a f-w hours after wards. His name is W. Evans, and he belonged to his Majelly's Ihip Antelope. The Hope, Denton, failed out of Scarborough on Thorfday week for London, the wind N. E. and confequently, as teetering men term it, dead upon the coati, and blowing, at the fame time, a violent gale. She had no fooner bet fail, than one of her owners immediately took his horfe, and rode to Flamborough Head, and jolt arrived in time to witnefs not only the lobs of his veffel, but of every foul on board There were two hundred people af fembled an the Cliffe, and yet there was no pogibility of refcue. That part of the Cliffe which immedi ately faced the (offerers prefenting a perpendicular rock, eighty yards high, and it being befiJes about half good—the waves raging with violence, which, after throwing the relict on a rock, in a moment defiled her in a thooland pieces. She no fooner (truck than the difappeared. Two of the people got upon the bowfprit, end ftruggled ageing the cold, and the woes which broke over them fur a confiderable time, beckoning with their hands for affilience, but in vain. Befiden her crew, confiding of the Captain, four men and a boy, the had two paffengers, Captain Ward, and one lVili m, a Tailor. No part of the (hip or cargo ( worth together pool ) was infured. Os the ill Inßant„ at I.aouto.ent Cattle, Carmarthen, the of Major R. J. Starke of s (on. At brofeley, near Shreettbory, the Lally of the Rev. rownlhen I, Forfeiter, of I' fort. Monday, In Grafrenor ftreet,Willians Baker. Efq. On the 2[ll ult. at Annan, Seodand, Andrew John Eon, Efq. of Johnitnnefield. On the 19th ult. at her father's honk, in the 3d year (ghee age. Mils Charlotte A twang' Cayley, youngeß daughter of John Csy ley, Efq ofl.endall, isa York. On Wedifehlay, at h,r tather's houfe, In the Old Jewry, the eldeft Daughter of John Whitmore, ifq Member of Parliament for liridgnorth. On the 27th ult. st EAnhargh, Utter( maledia, are. or Rocbfoks. HIGH WATER:AT LONDON Morning .• Aftent... • SO MiOSVIS &NT r 9 _ _ FOR ACCOUNT OF THP. mANumetressats zxi*pr FROM THE AUCTION DUTY, AORBEASLI TO wer OF PARLIAM I. NT. On Thuriday, the I rib inft. at Your &Clock, AtfERAC, SON, and CO. will put ad tit p..69d /TA Sale, atth,lr Warehourts. No. 511, Queen. ftreet, tian follow& In Alfons:tient ot BRITISH PI Et.lit GOODS, At:. 2000 Picees Habitues Shawls:Sm. 4 - 00 Ditto Plain and FI.ICV Carnlnics. • • 44i 2000 Ditto Jaconot ts, Tambours, ate. 1000 Ditto liwA Mori 500 Ditto White mkt Primed Calkoz er elltaageo. P 4000 Ditto ulltess. Madras. and SS HaNdkardliert. 700 Ditto Nank.cns. teatimes. Re. 750 Ditto Dimitir., nitii•lnc. A•e. zsoo Ditto Superfine Woollen Cloths. Contingi, Bc. 111 ' 7.0 Ditto Untsgets, Ticks, new. Ate. Mee., Seven Serous Vikania Wool. To be viewed as shove, where Catalogues may be had, and at Ike New York, Tom's, and AIN igallieen Coffee•Houres. M. L. SA,PAt AC., jun. Broker. FURTH , '" 4170 NP NO EFFICACY of -.nit PROOF of the AJ• a. FORD'S BALSAM of HOREHOUND. Sir, To Mr. Peed, Ajotheary and Cheat BY gratitude alone I think myf e lf compelled to lay before you my cstraorAnary cafe, which I oiß be happy In fang refused to the public, beilevbgi r medkkk• dulled Bal 7 filal of Horehound, to tw elleacy. illlallheted with a mg violent Cough &a Nafuusor te rare, which rendered me intaglio of policing wagftallasploy. mat, sot being able to Cask at Witt the greeted ply mud ha ving Mod every aka me lie no for eke shove eaphiblikeftiliskt the kat rad. was at hit ikon& folic:bed by • trial of lota makable wnkh I purcnindi" brows, Si jelinAreet. I took it and round image* by taking two or three bottles, was perfectly refkilat wit trier beak I as, Sir, your humble (avant, kDWARD GOLDERINO, Oftober go, ital. Canekatan to the Liverpool Pre.cersd and fold by R. Fad. ih, Barbican; alt. fat el=it s aid rosailby Lathy. %row._ as 4 Prang, to. Neverpiritnis $ V. , Os. 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IWYECTION, and to an cafes the Dinh' of beam sender s natal ea the tett interview. - Patlioesin Out country are expand to Ittellefes blot ode, mad are ttgentliei to *airy ask nip and mummy of living. WA:11"A saga, tomb. , of the loyal Co6sig• at Surgeons in London tifo se Araatletar•et Irreati east 'tamale ner FS AiID Il _______ This day was publiftied, price 31,, In one volume oder° ,of near ;co pages, with an elegant Portrait of the Author, a New Edition (with Additions) of A GUIDE TO HEALTH ; or, ADVICE to both SEXES Ma variety of Complaints: Explaining the molt fimple and efficacious rentedics for thoket. cites which are treated on under the following hads,ffie. Abortion, Addrefa tutbe fair Sex Incubus, or idgbt mare .„ Addrefs to Parenta,ffiGuenlians Irregularity about the tamale Advice to ner vous Patients Leprufy, Lime water, Air, Appetite, Afthma townt fs of fpirits, Love Barren, women, Ballifulnefs Maids of a weakly colatitude* Bathing, oblirvations on Mao, Mentes, . . . . . - - - -• Binh, partleulsrs relating to Memory, lots or defeat d &gift unfavourable pollute of Mod, difeefee of Bowels, Bubo, Mothers, th,ir duty ' Chlorofie, or Green Slcknels Nerves, weak Child hearing, Child birth, Gbfeene eonverfatlouplaanefel Cbordee, Cancer, Clap, Calid effetilo of Confurnption, Coneeption Parents and Guardians Cure fur Nervous difcafell -- addrefs to Dancing, Daily exuding _.— . Taraphyrnotis DeJedion Pkthifls, or contssiaspelf - Deficiency of natural !bung* . Pkyosolis, Pregnancy Difference between Venereal %Ilk digelilon fimproms and thole often Riontrtatifin, =flake's for t!.•••nt Riding on horfebaek Digellion, Dreams . Riling early Exercife Scurvy, Scrofula Female complaint!, Fits . Supprefflon of the ntenfes , Flanrel, hwormings Flatulence or wind complaints Symptoms of Pregnancy Floor Albus, or whites Tes,'lremptratice,Timidity Girls, Gonorrhoea, Gout Turn able Gouty fpsfois in the ftvotaeh liken Is, the throat Great fehools V awry. everffire, & ferret Heavy Comers Venereal Jifenks. Virg i.... Hereditary difeafes, Voyages by lea, Walking Heart burn Water, Weakilefs, Wind Hypochondriac complaints H y riL affettiont Windy liquor., Wine, W. mcn'p milk, Women Irnmoderte evacuation Youth Internal finking By S. SOLOMON, M. D. Every perfon, young and old, fh4eld purchafe this book, there being (comely any individual who it not Interelltd in fume part of it. In Particular it I. recommended to young mcn and boys ; as ao early aCIVIItiOn to the latter may terve to guard them from a fatal Pelt on which flour:malt hove fplit. and be the means of pre fe:ying their !indict from dire Ire, and alto their fouls, their rhiuds, and all their lactate,' from deftruction. London : Printed tor the Author, and ink! by H. D. Symonds, Paternofsr•ruw, and Mn Mathews, Strand; Dugdale, Dublin ; Baiter, Edinburgh ; H ly , Cork Magee, SHIA ; and by all other Bookfellers and Printers of Provinetal Newfpapen io the United Kingdom, price la only. delivered f•ee of carriage. C- LONDON: Frhard and publithed by LEVEI. K , .NT (of Ca, . terbury.plAce, Lambeth), at the ST Am Oirrlci, No. I, Can) , React. rublilcd Attu at the STAR QV/tell, Ten •