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lerowtbt LG D Gdzp...--7 - L, jaw 10. ADMIRALTY ()TRICE. JI , NIF Co , ♦ nC a I ette, th • Ri,:ht Lord Keith. K B Admi t. of the White, fez to William Miaideo. Fig &tut the 7th fla.t. ........ Rl . I herewith r their Lord!him inforre..tion ' en pin of aI. .r act the inch lure to whi.h it ref. rs. that I have r:reeived from rotyroodor Gwen, z.equattitii.g tin with the cap tor • of the Frofp.".ro hrench privateer by In, Majtity'. (hip the Vdtal. I ctn. he Oigited) 1“1111. lii. Mal ftc's Ship klyile, Downs. Joint. tlito6. Loral—l hay: th.. bon tir to aortae knee team Captain right , . of Ms Mai , ft e • • Cti,. V Ital. Ovine an :account of a lugger triratter taken him tlii• intoning. as the wa• returning with *. v. others ti;',, the I.oglifh Coalt. Cals•ain Dishy infornts sue rho i.c had an o porin i.y of fitt.g frver4 that' at one of the e•!.e, a. and be thinks with good drat. I have the honour to he, bce. (Signet) a. w c. a Owes. Venal, Downs, June t, tBo6. Sir—l have the honour to inf vtn von, the Venal, at I mr A. M. thi• mnretine, after a limit chace, fuc creded in cap:uring le Pr,.fpern rrettch logger pri a,reer of fourteen guns and 46 men, commanded by jR•11 GAIMIL Hiner, quite ite , .,ott her filfl cruize. The Captain of le Prnfpeln and another man are viounde..., the latter I fear mnrtally. I am, &c. (Signed) a. T. DIGIIY. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. nanmaraca-nrHer, plat 9. Raval Regiment Art Mc, y. Gentleman Cadet Thomas Dowhy to be Second Lieutenant, vice Baron, promoted. Gentkman Cadet Geo. Conk to be Ditto, vice Steward promotesl. Gentle man Cadet Richard Ilardinge t. be Ditto, vice Romer, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Thomas Jones to be Ditto, vix Mokfworth, promoted Gentleman Cadet Jciepb Hanwell to be Ditto, VIC! Chefaey, pro moted. Genttentan Cadet Thomas F Simmonato be Ditto, vice D. Craw turd, gromoted —All dated May t 3„ tBo6. Major General Thomas Blorneli :Id to be Colonel-Commandant. Lieutenant-Colonel Tbonaaa Delinifay to be Colonel, vice Biome- Major John Sii-ldralie to he Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Deibriray. Prorct 'Mawr Benjamin Bloomfield to be Major, vice She'drake. Second C , ptsin I,ani hlsethews to be Captain. vice Bloomfield Firft 1 kitten= Charles Sandhani to be Second Captain, vice Maaltews. Sec,nd Lieutenant Edward Rayna l ord to be Firft Lieutenant, vice SaneMato. ircert olene' James M Hallett to be Colonel. Major George IL.mfay to be Lieutenant• Colonel, vice Hadden. Brevet Ma) r William Robe to be Major, vice Ranifay. Second Captain Robert Macdonald to be Captain, vice Robe. Fled I.leutacant Arthur Hunt to be Second Captain, vice Mac drnald. Second I.ieutenuat lulan Conlon to be Firß Lieutenant, vice Hunt . Lieutmaut•Conwel Charles Tue.* to be Colonel. Major John I.emoine to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Terrot. Brevet Major George Salmon to be Major, vice Lemoine. &Toni Captain James F.Ogilvie to be Captain, vice Salmon. Firft t {cotenant Wm. Romer tone St cond Captain, vice Ogilvie. Second I ieutenant William /Immo° to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Romer Mine William Skyring to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Brevet Major Robert Wright to be Major, vice Skyring. Second Captain Henry C awfonl to be t'aptain, vice Wrieit. Firth I ieutenait Henry Onflow to be SecoLd Carain. vice Crew man Second lieutenant Beverley Robinfun to be Fiat Lieutenant, vice Onilow Maker William Cox to be Llnitenant-Colonel. Brevet Major Joreph Maclean to be Major, vice Cox. Second t Ge. age larchure to be Captain, vire Maclean. First I tent. rime Charles Gilmour to be Sum!. Captain, vice Lefebure Second Lieutenant William Duncan to be Pint Lieutenant, vice Gilniesir. Major Spencer C. Parry to be Lieutenant-ColemaL Brevet Major Juba% Hari. to be Major, vice Parry. Sec. d Capron Ils•mas J. tubes to be Captain, vice Harris. Fir* Lieutenant Francis Knot to be Fecund Captain, vice Forbes. Second Lieutenant Paolo V. England to be flrit Lieutenant, vice Knox /nut Major John Quayle to be Major. Adjutant Henry Deacno to be Caren., vice Quayle. Second Captain John S. It oblfoo to he Captain . Fit ft Lieutenant joint Brifene to be Second Captain. vice Roldfon. Second Lieutenant William B. Patten to be tint Lieutenant, vice Baku. Suomi Clptain James W. Smith to be Captain. Pint Lt. utenant John Taylor to he Second Captain, vice Smith. &cued Lieutenant John E. Mandell to be First Lieutenant, vice Taylor Adjutant John M. Clore to be Captain. Second Captain Patrick Campbell to be Captain. Skit Lieutenant Edward W. Cowley to be Second Captain, vice Campbell. Lend l.kutcnant William K. Rains to be Heft lieutenant, vice C $ c.rd Captain John May to be Captain. Pant Lieutenant Jobe. Winder to be Second Captain, vice May. Second Lieutenant Julio F. /Advil! to be Pita Lieutenant, via Winder. Stoned Captain Tbontu Rogers to be Captain. Flrit Lientenout George Jenkinfon to be Second Captain, vies Rogers. Second lieutenant Edward Hoot to be Pint Licutence, vice Jenkinfon Second Captain Thomas Gamble tobe Captain. Pint Lieutenant Henry Pierce to be Second Captain, vice Gamble. Second Lieutenant Henry M. Leaches to be Firft Lieutennkt, vice Pierce Second Captain Alexander Munro to be Captain. Fitt Lkutenant 14 ilium D.Flicholls to be Second Captain, vice Munro. Stand Lieutenant Irwin' Whiny to be Fait Lieutenant, vice Nickolk. Second * Captain James P. Cockburn to be Captain. Fitt Lieutenant Arthur Alacartiwy to be Squad Captain, eke Lockburn. Freund Lieutenant William Munro to be Fiat Liemenant, vice Macartney. Second Captain James Chamberlain to be Captain. Fink Lieutenant Chattel G. Alms to be Second Captain, vice Cliamberlayne. Second lieutenant Henry L.Sweeting to be Deft Lieutenant, vice Alms. First Lieutenant Stephen J. Rawlinfom to be Second Captain. S. Bond Lieutenant George Coles to be Fact Lieutenant, vice Itawlinfon F. rft Lieutenant Thomas Harrifon to be S. coed Captain. Second I kutenant Archibald M. Campbell to be knit Lieute nant, vice liarrifon. First Lieutenant Stephen Kirby to be Second Captain. Second lieutenant Brownlow J. Maitland tube raft Lieutenant, vice Kirby. Fir* lieutenant Morgan Traberne to be Second Captain. Second Lieutenant Geroge Junta to be First Lieutenant, vice Tra. bane. Fiat Lieutenant James Adye to be Second Captain. Second lieutenant Edward Coliftir to be Pint Lieutenant, 'vice Adye. Fie* Lieutenant Henry Light to be Second Captain. Second Lieutenant OcdPge A. Wins to be Pint Lieutenant, vice Light. Fiat Lieutenant Henry Bates ro he Second Captain. Second Lieutenant Philip Patton to be Pint Lieutenant, vice Bates. Adjut WI John Rollo to be Second Captain. !lira lieutenant Charles Ruoke to be Second Captain. entooi lieutenant John J. Chapman to be Pint Lieutenant, vice Theft Lieutenant John Smith tube Second Captain. cowl Lietnettant greelenck Wright to be in it Lieutenant, vice mith. 'l' a tee Pirft LleutinuntswaSecond Lieutenants James H. Wood, ft•,,rum J. Home. William R. jackfm, John Kane, Bahl K. Heron. John Maxwal, William Saunders, John C. Hloomrield. r6e r. Steele, tlerlis J. Dowamo, idrirAid B. (Sapper, George Durnford, Charles King, William R. Grant, George Priuyle, David I. Edwards George Smith, John W. Bader , John O. Norton, John P. Edwards, All dated lune t. tflod. Corotnidions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the Count% of Etre: Waltham Abbey Volunteers. Priem Ralph Palmer to be Lieutenant, vice Wright. rained. Jolei Whitehead Walton, Gent to be Enksa, vice Palmer, pro moted. Dated Arch 23. a le-6. ill Troop of Eifel Yeomanry Cavalry. Henry John Conyers, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 13, 1806. ContnaGnn in the Loy+l Greenwich Water Fen cihles, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Lieutenant John Sinney to be Captain, vice Smith, refignaL Da led June c. tech. Conutuffiuns in the Pendennia Artillery Volunteer Corps, Signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Cornwall. Captain Lieutenant George Snell Williams to be Captain, 'lee Philp, relived; Firit lieutenant William Moon to be Captain Lliitenant, vice %Vaunt ; Second Lieutenant Robert Wit 'Lore to be Firft Lieutenant. vice Moon. Dated May V. 'Rote. Quarter Maiter Themes Hearle to be Second Lieutenant, vice Williams. Dated Mty 30, tBO6. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Mardi 2. Rickard Sharpe, now or late of Armley, in the pirifh of Levis, Ynrkibire. dryfalter, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Three Legs bin, Leeds. Augull a. St,phen Nee: ton Chifwell, of Wareham. Norfolk, (hop. keeper. dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guild/m.l, Landes. July 8 Mamas P.lttilni, late of Hunting, in the Bland of Wal ch,ren, province of Zealand. within the domininno of the Bata. WWI Republic and fnee of H:gie Reece, St. Mary la Billllle. Middlefex, ntehant, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Dickinfon, late of Mancbefter, ekeefemonser, dealer and ehnpman, toewrender June 25,26, and July at, at eleven, at the White Hart, in the Bail of Lincoln, Lincoln ire. Agenda, Mr. Samuel Falter, Gainfburgb ; or Mr. j S. Young, New Inn. Welds Payne, of Lyra. Norfolk. cabinet-maker and upholiterer, June t 28 and July 22, at ten. at Guildhall. London. Attar nies, Meffre Price and Browne, New (Mare, Lincoln's Inn. Robert Roberts, of Liveepool,me chant, dealer and Herman, July s, 3, and 22, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern. in Jrihn.ftrect, Liverpool. Atlantic., Mr. Windle, John-duet, Bedford-row, London; or Mr. E. Griffith, Lower-Celtic-Rivet, Lim rpool James Fawcett, late of Helnifley. Yorkatirr, (pink merchant, dealer an ehapnian, July 8, at fix, July 9, and 31. at ten, at the Mick Swan, York. Aettiniey, Mr. adarinaduke Rubinifou, of Fffett• ftreet, Strand. London. Rub rt Bent, of Lincoln's Inn Fields, Middlefar, merchant, June le. al, and July as, at ten, at Guildhall Agouties, Metre Leigh and Mann, of New Bridge. time Ann Marriott, of Olney, Bucks, milliner and haberdaiher, July 2, 3, and 22, at eleven, at the Bull Inn, Stony Stratford, Bucks Agouties, Mr. Gerrard, Olney; or Mr Taylor, Southampton. Building., London. John Wnod. of Bolton te•Moors, Laomfhire, mein manufaetu. ter, dealer and chapman, June 25.26, and July 22, at ten, at the Nagg's Head Inn, Bolton-le-Monrs, Attorneys, Mr. %Vindle, Johnftreet, Bedford-row, London; or Mt. James Crag, of Bolton-le-Moon. DIVIDENDS. June a 6. Henry Dobfmelate of Godmancheiter,Huntingdonfldre. miller, ant Edward lloblon, of Brampton, Huntingdon hire. mnkr, and copartners. at eleven, at the Fountain. Huntingdon. June 26. James Bennett and Thomas Bennett, Ire of Hunting don, drapers and copartners, at eleven, at the Fountain lon, Huntingdnn. June as. a dward Griffin, of the NUN of St. Michael, In ftedwar dine, Woreeiterfkire, grocer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at the Bunt Inn and Tavern, Worcefter. On the King's birth•eltry the newly revived three I regiments of Light Dragcons of the King's German Legion, commanded by their C lonel Baron RlOlO4 paraded at Guildford, in Surrey, and marched out a few miles, when they difcharged awe , vollists from on hurfeback in honour of his Majelly's birth-day. Thefe fine regiments are mounted on German and Englifh hot feg, and are a fine body of men. They difplayed the utmott agility and atlivity in their various maraca- vres; t he German 'tortes in particnlar made a fine ap• pearance. They are generally preferred by military men ori account of their lupctior hardinefs and utility. On the 27th tilt. the 2d battalion 72d regiment, marched from Peterhead for Dumfties: The follnw. ling melancholy accident happened to the wife of one of the party : coming into Aberdeen with a child in her arms on the top of one of the baggage carts, fhe had loft l•er hold, when fhe fell to the ground, and had her thigh fradtored, and was otherwife very much hurt, and the cart going over the head of the infant, killed ft on the fpor. Friday arrived tet Chatham three companies of the pyrh, or Rifle regiment. who nett day proceeded on, their route to Ireland, for the recruiting ferrite. The Atitom I frigate, Capt. FARQIRAII, is abou t to fail from Vat mouth to St. Peterfburgh for the pur port of bringing Lord G. L. Gum* IL and fuite home. Sunday arrived at Chatham from the Downs, la FLricus limp of war, of 16 guns, Captain IVorra. 'The Svcs FTSUIti, of 74 guns, and the BA HAMMA, of 74 Runs, two of the Trafalgar prizes, are expeiaed at that port in a few days, to he paid off. The 14 act mous floop of war, with a fleet under convoy for the Mediterranean, arrived at Cork the 4th inilant. Captain CUNNINCHAM, late Commitlinner of the Victualling, is appointed the Commiffioner of the Dock-yards at Deptford and Woolwich. Cu ITOM Hoe sc.—The Bill for abolifhing Fees re ceived by certain officers, and other perfons em played in the fcrvice of the Cullom in the Port of London, and for regulating the attendance of offi cers, and others to employed, has been printed. The following are the principal claufes : No fee or gratuity to he taken by certain °Meer' and Perrone therein tiefctibid, and employed in the ferviee of the Cuftoms in the Port of London. Any Officer or Perfon receiving any fee or gratuity, to be dif miffed for the Agit offence. . l'he Aft, however, not to prevent fuck Officers nr Perron, from receiving their than. of feinted'. penalties, and compoll• tions, or any allowance or reward from the Crown. Compenfation to be made to that Officers and Pcrfons who may Coffer by the abolition of fees. Oath to be taken by certain Perfnns at their rolmiffion to any of the on:taut employments dcfcribcd in table (A ) No Nothing to be obferved at the Cullom Houra in the Port of London, eget pt Sundays, Gond Yriday, Chrillmas Day, and the Falb ordard by Proclamation. Hours of attendance for Officer. and Perform employed in the invitee of the Cullom in the Port of Lendnii, to be eight in the morning in whiter, and nine in funtnia, to four o'clock in the afternoon. Commillionera of the Cuflonu may dii-ed and enforce the at tendance of any officer or Perron employed under Sheol, at any time that the public service 1.11 ro quire. EIGHTH Dar.—The Ticket No. 2;t, drawn yet - . terday a Prize of Five Thoufand Pounds, was fold in one Quarter, two Eighths, and eight Sixteenth Shares, at Swirl. and C.o.'s old Office in the Poultrg, where Capital Prize, to a great amount bate been told and (hared. lIIIRACUI OUS fSCAPE. The following miraculous and providential efeape from impending deltruaion may be depended on as a faa : On Wednefday the zsf of May, as Captain jowls, of the Royal Flinaltire Militia, quartered at Hythes who had th st morning accompanied the Regiment to field-exercile on the Heights, near Folkllnne, was Handing, with feveral of the officers, near the edge of the Cliff, the earth fuddenly gave way under him, in contequence of which he was infiantly precipitated ftr the diltance of twenty eight yards, in an oblique dire - lino, from the top; but was molt providentially Hopped in his fall by a (mall abutment on the Mg= of the rock, againit which his foot accidentally (truck. In this dreadful lituation he lay furpended neat a quarter of an hour, without daring to move, before any effeaual affiltance could be rendered him.-- Scarcely, however, had this diareffing circumflance occurred, when Thomas Roberts, a private in the Regiment, alarmed at the truly perilous condition of his Officer, endeavoured, at the obvious rifle of his own life, to extricate him ; butt, in the attempt, lite. ! t ally fell from the top to the bottom of thistremenditus precipice, being a dittance of so feet, of which 261 feet were quite perpendicular. Providentially, the Man, in his rapid defcent, did net touch the Captain, who, anxious to cave him, had a'teady extended his hand to him for that purpofe. During this interval, a rope was expeditinußy procured from the Signal hnufe, and a noofe being made at one end, it was lowered to the fpnt where Capt. Joust Rill lay; when he, with much difficulty, fucceeded in fattening it round his body, and was thus gradually drawn up the frightful fleep by the fpeaators, who Rill, for fame time, doubted the pollibility of refining him : he, however, at length happily efcaped, without hav i ng full:tined any material injury. The foldier, though terribly cut and broiled on the head and various parts of his body, was taken up alive, and without a tingle bone being fraatired, the beach, near a large Hone quarry, and immediately conveyed to the regimental hofpital at Hy the, where, to the utter aftonilhment of every one, lie is now Able to walk about, and is declared by the Surgeon of the Regiment out of all immediate danger. 'nue height of the Cliff, having 'ince been seem ratelv taken by an Officer of the Regiment, is found, by aaual admeafurtment, to be as Gaon, viz. Oblique dißanee of Capt. Jonas'. fall - • Feet 84 Perpendicular height from the above pointolownwards • z6t Remainder (again Obliquz) to the - - 104 Total 519 ECCLESIASTICAL and ACADEMiCAL PROMOTIONS. OZFORD, were 7.—Vednetlay, the &ft Joy of AR Term, the Rev. Edward Seagrove, of Magdalen Hall; Wks Robert New ton, of Brafenok College; Thomas Davies, of Oriel College; Wm. Price, of Pembroke College; and Andrew Domed Morricc of Cbrift Church; the Rev. Robert Stevens, of Wadham lege; and. Walter Welkin, of Jefus College, Bachelor. of Arts, were admitted Mafters of Art.. Mr. Nathaniel Bilden, of Uni vertity College, one ni the Gentlemen who diflioguithed them• (elves In the extraordinary daminations of the prefect year, was admitted a complete Bachelor of Arts. Meffra Wm. Beaucterk Robinfon, of Magdalen Hall; Richard Stepnens and John Ed ward Terletoo, of &alewife College ; Charles Edward Grey, of Univerilty College; John Lightfoot and Francis alyfoo, of Md. ton College: Charles Parker. of Pembroke College; Cooke, of New College; Edward Wen. Autiol Hay, William* Manhury, Edw. Henry Owen, and Edward Vernon, of (UM Church: Win Dowell and J. Mersin Prnwer, of Wadham Col. lege; Philip Jennings. of Woreefter College; N.J. Moreau, of Jefus College; and Henry Lloyd Loring, of Magdalen College, were admitted Batchelor. of Arts Tburfday, John Sawed, of Univerfity College, l'fq was admit ted Bachelor :.f Arts, Grand Compounder. Alfu, Mr. Win Burl ford, of St John'. College, was admitted Bachelor of Arts. On Trinity Sunday the following Gentlemen were ordained at (lola Church by the Right Rev the Lord Htbop of Oxford DEACOlis.—Rich. Farrel, M.A. Fellow, Brafenole, Th. 1 dward Bridgt., M A. Prob. Fellow C.C. College ; W. T.Widliams, M.A. Scholar. Corpus C. College...S. Whittingliarn, M A. Scholar, Corpus C. College.-Henry Yonde, B. A Scholar, Jelin, College —Chas. Phillips, B. A. Scholar, 'clue College—John ..:ollios,B A. Scholar, Wu. College—Houlton Hartwell, B. A. Fellow New Col. lege...Philip Nicholas Slur deworth, B. A. Fellow, New Colkge— J. Drake, 1.1.. B Fellow, All Soule—Henry Payne, S. C. L. fel low, Sr John's Coll. ge. Palest a... Thomas Hulfe, S. C. L. Fellow, All Souls'—John Jnhn(on, M. A. Fellow, Magdalen Cullege.-Geo. Augultus lamb, M. A. bony, Magdalen College—John Page, M. A. Fel low, Brafenufo.-John Harding, M A. Fellow, Qt!een . . College— Wm. Stamper, M. A. Chaplain, Ql2ern's Coltcgt-q. Ballard, S. C. L. Fellow, New CAI, gc•-•Valter Wilkins, A. 11. Scholar, Jane College—R. Eyre 1.311.10 T, MA. Seh•do, lKorcefter Col. lege...Thu. Scott Smyth, M. A. Fellow, Oriel Collige--George Nils, M. A. Chaplain. Clwift Church... John Owen, 11. A. Chap lain, Chrilt Chinch. Lift week, Mr. Robert Newton, B. A. wu eleded Fellow of Brafrno(e Colkge M o nday ha, the Rev. J. Ford was chord Fellow ; Mr. Wen. Radford, liehol,,r; and Nir. joreph Langley Mill. Exhibitioner, of Trinity College. Tburfday the Rev. Walter Williams. A. M. and the Rev. Ro b. rt Lanilor, A. M. were elefted Fellow, of Worceßer College, en the foundation Sir Thus. Cookes, Bart, and the Rev. Ed. Collins Wriglt. A. M and the Rev. Henry Watts Wilkinfun, A B. were alfu eh dted Fellow.; and Mtge,. Simplon, Miller,and Halwerd. were eked Scholars of the fame College, on the foun dation of Mrs. Sarah Eaton. MAKRII'.D. YLlterday, at St. George's, Hanover fqmare, by the Rec. George Gordon, Cfborne Markham, Efq. (on art the Arebbifhap of York, to the Right Hon. Lady Mary Thyune, Mrs of the Marquis of list& DIED Saturday morning ha, at the feat of Mr. Banniaer, on Wimble don Common, in the 84th year of hit age, the Right Rey. Dr., Thomas Bernard, Bithop of Limerick. who, when Deao of Derry, was one of that celebrated Club of Litenture with Dr. Johofon. Garrick, ltc. fo pleafatitly delineated in Goldfmith's Poem of Retaliation." PION WATER. Al' LONDON PIRtDCIE TO•MORR.UW Morning 52 minutes after Alterman . - 24 minutes after to THE VENEREAL DISEASE. tinder its vi., liOllA appearances and compliceed attacks, may be fpeedlly and fccrctly eradicated from the Syftens, by the ufe of Dr. FREF.- hIAN's DROPS, which for their fahitary effeds in cleaning the Blood from all Impurities. whether Venereal or Scorbutic, are termed GU IT* SALUTARIS. By palavering in the ufr of this Remedy, the Patient gradually lofts all pain and inflammation of the Parts. all foul and corroding i leers, Scabs, Lumps in the Skin, and other correipooding iyenptorns of this cruel and relent leis Difeale : nearly thirty years pradliee bath proved to Dr. l'ree• man, that all dila Is accompliffied by the Drops, without the aid of furgi cal Operations, or the Vital filthy application of rectify moat , dal preparations. i l Sold by appointment of Dr. Freeman. of Hatton Gard:n. by R. Dotter, Na. 4. Cheapede, corner of Paternotter•row, , Lennon l and retail by Stains, O. Bmwn, Lynch, and Vaughan, blanche(. ter ; Billinge, I.othinity ; Wigan and Spence, Liverpool ; Mac donald, Ghfgow ; Scott. Banter, Smith, and Mand,rton, Ee.in.. 1 bareh 1 Cameron, Berwick ; Reid,Lehh ; Drewry, Derby ; Ben bege, Nottingham : Hopkins, Stockport: Willon, Warrington : Joille, Cantle; AVM, Roger.. Rendell, Pittman, Holland. and Roche, Plymouth ; Belem and Sharpe, Portfnmuth ; Roberts and Johann, Golport ; Welton and Orkit, Ponies ; chompfon Yar. mouth ; p ee k an d haft, Hull ; Willinnis,Ezeter ; and moll Me• 1 (Mine Venders In wry town. is !amiss at ss. 9d. each, with am Pia &sakes. CORDIAL BALM OF OU.PAD IS univerrally acknt wledged to he pechliatly ticaeous in I,ward Wallings,l.ol of Appetite, indlecilions Deprellion of Spirt's. Trembling or Melting of the Hands or obitittate Coughs, hbortnefs of lie. ath, Cunfumptive Ha bits, Etc he. At this f den of the year, Dr. col.-mon's Medi cines arc highly uieful to the • i,tu %tartan t but caution is need. fary tit Vied againft eon:twilit', by oliervine the words Semi. Solomon. I ie epee," ettgravol on the Ramp salted to each bot tle, without which it sannut be genuine. Sold at I 'it. 6J. or four in one 335. bottle (which fives ) by Mathews and Leigh. No. 18 Strand Dr. Solomon, when confolted, exp• els hie ulna* fee of half a. guinea. Such letter &MI for fafety be thus diredtod, • Mop letter. Dr Solomon, Gil -.1 Houle. ne her etrl " DISEASLS of the Ulla I t tatA and - certain NTri. AS tole Ploprietor In DAR. IN's celebrai; d dleafed Bougks and Remedies, M.. DUFOUR hyenas that Public, that he may at ufual he conflated daily from st to 3, at his hook, No- ca, Fnth•ltneet, Nolte, on Cats of Strictures, Obflrem tiotts,Glers, fce. he. as well as Debility, and every etinier where fecrecy Is fo dreatid a requifite, th-t Mr Duran- has provided a fouling hook, that every Patient may be introduced in a repent* a..mount. Mr D km for many years confined hintfelt to that (Lpartment of Soria,. and from ntenfive practice, and the molt Battering fuccefs, he b ambled to offer a on hod of cure. mild, efficacious, requiring no cenfitionent or rellrait.t. in diet, anck which prevents a r.lapfe. Pedantic the county Eating th. it cafes iu a letter, eaclofing a one ate a two pound note, will hare proper remedies fort be the amount. For the various fymonnul s lee. fee Mr DUCOMI'S 'Erratic en be above contptaints price as.. 6•1. the sth edklee-..te be had till Callow, Crown cowl, hobo ; IVF(Liseen, Setter Change, and of the Author. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Itudy, and been. gratified by the mon eontiderable peadtlee in that Wanda which I thought proper to feket, I trill that I have not more WC. employed my time than chore who, in the eatenboe Geld of the probsSon, are oreafionally bunterfed in uneataluty. and gannet always attain that &reefs which is acquired by eosoentratiog this lotelketual power to oat dais of dlferdere. The difeabs of DEBILITY arc peculiarly diltreMng. foe tiny bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms, and by a do prefbon of all vital energy. exifientzhfelf becomes embitx.rad,.-. Whether they arife front theivevaleatoe of W rumple, the deems. tive habits of fehoolboys,or the Indulgences of maturity, they re quire the molt affitluous prohilional till ; bat by the ignorance o~ uneducated men, the fymptoms are aggravated, and the enaltits. dm is dettroyol. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS. I ground my vete:them on regularity of educed= and porelling every privilege to pradliee, I feel myrelf entitled to :hat confidence with which I have hitherto been Cu liberally honoured. In the brit fenfations of local wands, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the (Whew. from a confebaufnefs of the unartanlinefs of the vice which caufeal his misfort,nte,i. fearful of the contempt or ceaure of his family phyfieian, and broods over his infirmity with careful concealment. It mull be fatidadlory foe him to be stared not may of capability of treatment but alto of the mil inviolable fumy. And in recent Venereal Complaints It is goblin!. to prevent pain danger or diftrefs ; in the molt complic.ted e.fel it is the aflitift• mast of exclefire experience In this kW to Jed a Palle, metal% and fpeedy re-eltablilltment. I neer the advantage of this experience tothofe of either feserbe are affigled with any kind of DEBILITY, of any - 13 , 11,10ms d VENEREAL INFECTION, and in all cater the tams of renews iteration are Bated on the Brit interview. Patients in the country are espedted to lncicfe a Bank note, and are requelled to fyteify their age and manner of hving. MARTIN BRIE, _ _ Member of the Royal k. on cge of Surgeons, in London. Nn. so. Arundel drerr. Strand, near Temple Bar. riti: NVH EN PROFES S IONAL MEN, eminent for Still and experience, offer their advice, and exert their abb. titles for the cure of a few reigning Dikafn, they rife fupelor is that prejudice which Is fojultly excited aiainit the advertifements of nieu,ignorant of the Brit principles, and uneducated In the pre. tin of phytie. Melee. CUICRIE and CO regular Surgeons, lane. Boned by every privilege to pradtke. sad by the uniform &cede which their mock of treatment for Venereal Complaints has hi theno been attended, continne with the fame saduity to dire emir Rodin to the cure of every (pecks of that banefol poling), as well as the removal of thole dittreffing &blinks and deficiencies which prevent, or embitter the matrimonial hate. In the cam. logue of human hifirmitks, there are none more atilklnig than thok which are the unavoidable confeguence of an indulgence la a cereal, deftrudVve habit. The unhappy (offerer broods over Ida mianwtonee. aimed to reek relict, until he is reduced to fuels a Rate of tottery, as to render the opprellive To Arch whom it will be a confuting react:non to know that rhey may now, by a new and infallible remedy, be rettored to their former connate. tional Strength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated habits. proceeding either from an excels of conjugal and Illicit plcafure, or from a tong refidence in hot climates, hard drinking, the injudi. dims cafe cf Mercury, 14. &c. are fpeedily rdlored to health and Strength. k 'met be a felt evidan propendon, that where the aggress is of intelketual capacity is directed to the treatment and ampt a few peculiar complaints. there mutt be the greater certainty of fuends ; and as a proof of this petition their method of curets I. particularly expeditious, at well as fate, and fo evidently lupetior to the common predict.. that in tome flight cafes cf lafeditina, $ perfect veneration is completed in the than period of Oars, and in thole of the mown inveteracy, where other pradtl Boners have failed, a proper perfeverance in their plan of treat mcnt enfures to the patent a fare, well grounded, and lifting re ellabliChnient. By au early application, the patient will dupe the danger and expellee of a tedious attendance upon the lets ripe. ricked pradlitumer. Mara CURRIE and CO. may be cordoned at their boort, No. toy, Hatton Garden . by patients of either fez, with the great en fenny, honour, and delicacy. Letter front the country are requeited to nate particulars of the cafe, mat paid, antollag a bank note, which will be duly anfweved. TO THOMAS TAYLOIi,"ESQ . etal UN. No. rr, Bridge•ltrect, London. IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and eztraordinary Cure I have received from your Invaluable Medicine—LEAKlt's PA*l ENT P. 1.1.5. About two years ago I was attacked with a Vim AAAAA Dts- ORDER, which I treated rather (tightly elf: tone time, but the or eafe at length fprcading all over my Body, I cosh obliged to ly to the molt eminent of the Faculty, hut titter affiltirce armed only temporary relief—l went through varlotn Cronies of Sanita tion, and irom being rather of a vepulent Habit was reduced to • there Skeletal. The inCelll th.t fpread all over my limbs, ren &red me a complete °Ned, (a that my friends defpaired of my recovery. When twou:ht to this fituattim, 1 confidered death as Inevnable, but a rdatiun of mine commenting upon the many Cake In which your Pills had funteded, I was induced to try a box of *them, which I thought rather relieved me. and by perfermance fur two or three months, and following your Direetions, I cepa. 4 Mined the eon unaccountable Relaxation front Pain, the sore gradually fubhding ; I an, now, thank Goo, perfectly recovered and walking out daily i I doubt not but one more hoe, which I think cautious to take, will eitahlllb my health Il its original hate. 1 It is with the molt heartfelt gratitude that I fuhfrribe mykif, hit. ' your much obliged bumble fervent, Wu. Picason• Inanfgate, klancheiter, July 1, doz. Il • P. S. For the public benefit Ido not objedt to the above befog ' pubhfhed, bat leave you to aft as your own better judgment shall ' innate. 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Whets , after a eonftant refidence of more than thirty-flz yean, In a pdidlice particularly direete to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that Inviolable fecrecT which men of his profsinots Mould alwass obfisvc, be flattens hindrif, the advice and affittance he gratuitoutly adinggifters to pstinns taking this Medicine, will be eflenned, by a ilthertileg Public, as an advantage Wool to be Attained, and veld of swag. guity.—Alfo Sold, by his Appointment, for the , there living at a diftanee, et the Perfumer's, No. ttreet, Pall Mall ; the Toy Shop, No. tog, Ot INtborough's, No. 7, rills-finest Hill, Mr. Sn No. t, Uuion Row, little Tower 1114 ; Mr. ' P.dinburali ; Mr. Calweirs, Mr. pool ; Mr. Atkiufon's, ferlsnehrlter ; and by rini confiderahle i ow n iu Orr* lititaln and ireiam as 9d each, fealed up with full a d plain dill Petrov' of tither Sea may Care theataires with ereey, and fafety. 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