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MOW 1 , ,_ , , AtifBRICA. FROM THE AURORA. i f NEW YORK, JANUARY 28. . The l A aolloWing Message and documents, were com i municated to Congress on Friday last : . 1 N To the Senate and House of Representatives of the United , ' States. 4 at I transmit for the information of Congress co ', pies •of a correspondence between John Mitchell, Agent for American prisoners of war at Halifax, and the British Admiral commanding at that station. 46 I transmit for the like purpose, copies of a letter from Commodore Rodgers to the Secretary of the Navy. (Signed) a JAMES MADISON." " January 22,1812: " Frigate President, Boston, January 14. • " SlR—Herewith you will receive two muster , bock,, found on board the British packet Swallow. r 4 As the British have always denied, that they de : tained on board their ships of war American citizens, knowing them to be such, I send you the enclosed as a public document of their own, to prove how ill such an assertion accords with the practice. It will ap pear by these two muster books, that so late as Au gust last, about ope-eighth part of the Moselle and Sappho's crews were Americans ; consequently, if ) there is only a quarter part of that proportion on board their other vessels, they have an infinitely greater number of Americans in their service than any Arm:Clean has yet had an idea of. Any further ' comment of mine on this subject, I consider unneces sary ; as the enclosed documents speak but too plainly for themselves. I have the honour, &c." (Signed) 66 Jain: noDOERS." 44 Hon. Paul Hamilton, Secretary of the Navy." Extract of a letter front Mr. Mitchell, o.gant for prisoners of war . at Halifax, to the Secretary ot State, dated the sth of Decem ber, 1812. as I cover you a copy of a correspondence which took place in consequence of different applications I received, either by letter orpersonal, from persons de . tained on board his Britannic Majesty's ships of war ' in this place. 66 I merely mentioned to you, that the Admiral had assured me that he would discharge all the citi zens of tke United States who were in the fleet, and actually discharged several. This induced me to think I should be correct, and in the perfect line of my duty, in sending him a list of the applicants to me, and requesting an enquiry to be made, and dis charge granted to all who were citizens of the United States. I therefore covered a list ot the names now enclosed to you, which produced a letter to me of the same date (Ist December, 1812). I read it with surprise, because some of the men bad informed me their Captains bad refused to report them to the Ad miral : now, if no one here was or is allowed to do it, their situation is hopeless 1 It is not my place, Sir, to reason with you or. this subject : gpreof of na tivity,' in his first letter, is a strong expression ;—and how many who can't obtain it ? The second para graph in the second letter, prevents my interfering ; and I have been obliged to, - send a man away, reques i tlis him to apply to his Commanding officer. 1 SIR. bIITCHELL 10 ADMIRAL WARREN. " December 1,1812. as Sin—Since the sailing of the last cartels in which ' 1 you were pleased to send home several Americans .*, •who bad been in his Britannic Majesty's service, . • others who are now on board - of the Centurion and Statira have requested of me to procure their dis charge and to be sent home. Will you, Sir, havithe ' goodness to direct an enquiry, and order the release of such as are citizens of the United States. as Besides the enclosed list, I am told there are others whose names I have not. I have the honour t , to be, &c." 1 Ansurt.ar. WARREN'S ANSWER TO stn: MITCHELL. " December I , 1812. " SIR—I have the honour to acknoweldge the re ceipt of your letter of this date, respecting some men - thetein mentioned on board his Majesty's ships under my command, said to be citizens of the Unired States, and in reply beg to acquaint you, that when ever I have received representations from the Cap tains of any part of their crews being citizens of Ame -1 rica, with JeCieni prcof of their nativity, I have direc ted their discharge from the se' vice—l must observe to you that I cannot permit the interference of any applications from men belonging to his Majesty's ships but through their Commanding Officers, and in your department of prisoners of war, 1 shall at all times be most happy to receive your communication. I have the honour, &c." . 5111. MI ICHELL TO ADMIRAL WARREN. " December .1, 1812. • gg Sia--I had yesterday the honour to receive your letter, dated the Ist inst. and observe that you cannot i permit the interference of ally applications from nun on boatel his Iliiianik Majesty's ships but through their Commanding Officers. Desirous of conforming as far as possible to established regulations, permit , me the honour to enquire of your Excellency, if by your letter I am to understand, that I am not to re ceive the applications of seamen declaring themselves citizens of the United States, who are on board his Majesty's ships of war, and communicate the same to yon ? If this is the meaning, I shall most cer tainly conform, though I must lament the regulation. I have the honour, &c." i ADMIRAL WARREN TO Slit. 511TCHELL. " December 4, 1812. 1 6 g SIR—In reply to your letter dated yesterday , I 1 have to acquaint you, that whenever any address is made relative to men on board his Majesty's ships, it must be by the Commanders of such ships direct. I i cannot permit any application by other persons in time of war, but in the above mode. 66 It will always afford me pleast.re to attend to your wishes, in any respect relative to the situation or exchange of prisoners, cr to afford any aid or re -7 lid in my power.—l have the honour to be, &c. . (Litned) 4 4 JOHN SORLAsc wAIutEN." 11 1 [The message and documents, after being read, were referked to the committee on foreign relations.] gg We learn that Government has at length seized upon the clues of a treascnable conspiracy, and that two of the princii.al I;ritisir trnibsaries are either in arrtst, or so closely Les& as not tube able to escape. tires have been some time Id the actors have been but carefully watched. accre,iited British agents .ts; - their deigns have ex :as, and there is evidence arrtst, Or SO ClObuiy .te a A series of treasonable practit known to the Executive, ano suffered to proceed unmolestec Three of the principals v, ere Lelo:e the ....ay in our sea port tented fr-m iivston to 01Leal of more than 70 persons of what is nsnally denomi nated respectable standing Riders and abettors, and agents, with a few persons of a,different reputation. We omit names and particulars, onlj with the view to avoid any interference or interruption of the mea sures which the Government may think proper to adopt ; and it is not improbable that this may have been the subject upon which Congress were lately employed with closed doors. " The &eft tone of treason which ha% been heard through the Boston Centinel and Repertory, and the New-York Evening Post, echoed in a softer note by other papers, in different parts of the Union, which do not appear to be so liberally subsidized by British patronage, may probably he accounted far on the complete developement of this business." " Baitimore, January 25. sg SUCCESSFUL Cituize.—Arrived at Annapolis on Saturday morning, die private armed schoonerßolla, Dewly, from a cruize. She experienced severe galas, and threw over all her guns except the long one; had 60 men : the loss of her guns did not at all cool the ardour of her gallant officers and crew • for from the 12th to the 15th of December, near kadeira, they took the following vessels, without the loss of a man, all of which have been ordered to France : they were of the Cork fleet :—Ship Mary, of Bristol, 14 guns, with hardware, crates, &c. ;' ship Eliza, of ditto, 10 guns, with 20,000 bushels of wheat; ship Rasonover, of London, 18 guns, with dry goods ; ship Apollo, of ditto, 10 guns, deeply laden with king's, stores ; brig Borosa, of Cork, 6 guns, with beef, candles, dry goods, &c. ; schooner Swift, of Plymouth, from St. Michael's, with oranges (burnt) ; and a schooner of Aberdeen, which she gave up to some of the pri soners. The remaining prisoners, 80 or 100 in num ber, were landed at Teneriffe and Madeira.—Jan. 15, lat. 36t. lon. 20. spoke Portuguese brig Flower, of Lisbon, 83 days from Lisbon, for Philadelphia, in a starving condition ; had been three days without any thing to eat ; supplied them with bread, beef, and water : she intended to make the first port.-11th, long. 66. lat. —. spoke two Swedish ships, one from London, the other from Plymouth fur New-York, for cargoes.—Came into the Bay on Tuesday, and came up to Annapolis with the United States frigate Con stellation, and schooner Fame, from Lisbon. 4 6 Arrived at Annapolis on the 14th, Spanish brig General Monteverde, Paroz, from Laguira.-14th, schooner Rapid, Morton, from Boston.-19th, schoo ner Grecian, Cook, 70 days from Le Teste (France). Captain Cook reports, that the schooner Easter, John Dawson, belonging to Brown and Hollins, of Balti more, cargo brandy, wine, and dry goods, was wreck ed, lat. 42. long. 18. on her passage home, and all hands lost. He left Cape Henry on the 13th, and saw a British frigate inside of the Capes, standing down. Also saw a ship on shore, supposed to be the French corvette spoke a few days ago by Captain Richardson, and reported to have had an action with two British armed vessels." Mr. YEOMAN, the pedestrian, who undertook to go 360 miles in s;x days, completed his task at 11 o'clock on Saturday night, six miles from Basingstoke. He was reduced two stone by the undertaking ; his legs were much sw ellen, and he was altogether in a deplo rable state. lie was 16 hours duing 47 miles the last day. Monday se'nnight a steeple.cbace was run by the Newry Club Hunt. The Gentleman whose horse was victorious, was rewarded with a silver cup. l'he competitor's were, Ist, ROBERT HAMILTON, Esq. the victor : his horse Potyen, a beautiful bay, was rode by Mr. Jackson, uho was elegantly arrayed In sky blue. 2d, JOHN GORDON, Esq. ; his grey horse, Ba chelor, was rode by Mr. bol4.Donald, dressed in plaid. Scl, ANDREW AIKEN, Esq. whose chesnut horse, St. Patrick, was rode by Mr. Graham, dressed in green. 4th, FRANCIS OGLE, Esq. who, dressed in scarlet, rode his own bay steed, Commodore. sth, S. CORRY, Esq. whose grey horse, Jack-a-dandy, was rode by Mr. Fitzpatrick, dressed in white. Some excellent horse manship was exhibited —ln the evening there was a ball in the Assembly-rooms, which was attended by all the rank, beauty, and fashion, of Newry and its vicinity. As a great number of persons are rendered very I , unhappy by Spasms, Wind in the Stomach, Obstruc tions in the Bowels, want of regular Perspiration, Vomitings, and Bilious Complaints, Head Achs, Heart Burn, Costiveness. Nervous Disorders, Cholic, Gout, &c.—We are authorised to say, that SPEED:- MAN'S Pills are in most cases an excellent remedy for these complaints; and especially recommended dur ing the time of Sea Bathing, and drinking the Sea and Mineral Waters.; also for those visiting warm Climates. Prepared by THOMAS SHILLITOE, junior, druggist, Tottenham High Cross, Middlesex, by virtue of an assignment from H. and J. BEswicx, sole Proprietors of the Receipt, by the Will of M. SPE& DIMAN ; and are sold by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and Bacon and Co. No. 150, Oxford-street, in boxes at 2s. 4s. 6d. 10s. 6d. and one Guinea ; and may be had of the Principal Venders of Medicines in town and country. • _ . Average Price of Corn in England and Wales from the returns ending the 27th of February, 1818. Wheat. It ye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease. s. 4. 16. d. s. d. s. d. Is. d. Is. d. I I 119 9 183 2 66 4 43 0 84 9 89 1 The average Price et Sugar, computed from the returns made In the week ending the 3d day of March, Is 575. 50. per cwt. SMITHFIELD MARKET, MARCH 8. PER STONE or Inb. TO SINK THE OFFAL. Beef 5s Sd to 63 8d I Veal 6s 8d to 8s Od Mutton 6s 4d to 75 44.1 Pork 7s Od to 86 Od Beasts, about 1965—Sheep and Lambs, 10,370. Calves, 90—Pigs, 230. NENVGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. By the Carcass. Beef 5s Od to 6s Od Veal 6s Od to 73 OS Mutton .511 13t1 to 6s Id Pork is Od to 8s Od PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags. Pockets. Kent 101 Os to 131 Os Kent 111 Os to 161 Os Sttssex 101 Os to 191 Os Sussex 111 Os to 141 Os Essex 111 Os to 131 Os Farnham. 201 Os to 261 Os PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 5s Ild Town Tallow 100 s Od Clare Market 6s Od Yellow Russia 98s Oa Whitechapel Market Ss 10d White ditto 97s Od per stone of 81b. --s-- Soap ditto 94s Od Yellow Soap 10 is—Mottled, tits—Curd, 11811—Palm tios. Price of Candles pa. dort:p, 14s. Od—NlouLli, las cd. PRICE OF COALS—COAL MARKET, Ships at Market Sold 94 Newcastle • 60 i - 15 Sune,rlatid lARCE Yucca. 425. 6d. 545. 6..1 424.0 d. to 4,341.0 d jil(;1-1 WA A t 1.0r41)0,s I't)-i\ it ko W. Morrung... ........... . 53 alivut .3 aPer 7 Afternoon ......... .......• 41) nualttesafter kaaLa *~~ . *ANtRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Christopher Caner, late of Eroad-street, Carnaby-market, dlesex, plan-forte-manufacturer. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. March SO, Theophilus and Meses la Potty Merac, Queen-street, warehousemen, at 1. March 27. John Diane, Ealing, baker, at eleven. March 27, John Short, St. Catharine's, victualler, at 12. March 27, Francis Perry, Finsbury-square, merchant, at twelve. March 27, John and Benjamin Abernethie, of Coll. mer chants, at ten. March SO, James Duff, Finsbury-square, mer chant, at eleven. March 27, John, Robert, and James Stei n, and Thomas and Robert Smith, Fenchurch-street, merchants, at 11. April 10. James Quinlan Sadler, Lisle-street, coacbmaker, at 11. March 30. John Eyre, Broad -street, oilman, at one. March 27, John Coggan, Staines and Laleham, banker, at twelve. March 30, Alexander Morison, Walbrook, merchant, at ten. HOTEL, EXF.TER. THE Nobility and Gentpy, and the Public in gee neral, are most respecfully informed, that though It has 4. 1(4 been deemed expedient to issue a Commission of Bankrupt pg.nnse Mr. PHILLIPS, of the Hotel, IMit h a view to the Arrangement and Settlement of his Affairs, yet the House will be kept open, under the superintendcnceof Mr. and Mrs. Plallips, and the vcrt best accommodation in every respect will be piovided as usual. 'MOS. 1 URNER, Solicitor. J. FURLONG, Provisional WIVI . LUKE PONF FORD, S Assigner& Dated Cathedral-yard, Exeter, March 5, I S 13. TO ALL PARSONS IN WANT OF READY MONEY. AND 'lO THOSE WHO HAVE MONEY TO LAY OUT. THIS Office is established for the purpose of Re• gistering every description of Proposal to raise Money, and is resorted to daily by Monied Persons, whole business it make advances upon different kinds of Property awl Seturitivs. Persons having Money to lay out may always make considerable advantage of it at this Office, without risk sir trouble; and Teri sons desirous of raising Money, may probably be imine.b. ttly accommodated at this Office, when they could have no cc of accommodation at any other, as it is the resort of many per sans who lay out their Money in speculative, as well as real so• curities, for, a proportioned advantage. Proposals are registered, without names—charge for Roe gistering, One Guinea. It must be almost unnecessary ,o say, that the most inviolable secrecy is preserved at this office. Hours of attendance from ten tll fivos One of the principals may be always seen from one till four. AU Letters must be post-paid. I A pply at No. g r ukc-st r et, Adtlphi. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. April 2, Francis Coward, Fuggleatone, and James Brewer, Bur comb, clothiers, at 5, at the White Hart, New Sarum. March 27, Win. White, Sculcoates, auctioneer, at eleven, at the Neptune, Hull. March 29, 'Wm. Taylor, Hereford, skinneer, at 11, at the City Arms, Hereford. March 27, Abraham Blakeley, Dewsbury, cloth manufacturer, at ten, at the George and Dragon, Dewsbury. March 29. John Bloximm, Margate, stable-keeper, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. CERTIFICATES—March 29. John Keate, of Westminster-bridge-road, carpenter. Francis Brodhurst, Norfolk-street, Strand, dealer. Clement Hancock, Haymarket, grocer. Jobn Maakell, Greenwich, sail-maker. deorge Gill, Charles-street, Berkeley-square,sadler. Wm. Smith, Liverpool, drape'. Henry Richardson, of Pancras, and Robert Clarke, jun. of Camden Town, briekinakers. Win. Lancashire, re 0 liaE Bath, statuary. A FEW Copies only ate row left on sale, ( :Ace Ss.) CERTIFICATES —March - 27. of that Scarce, Ititere.tiiig. ai.d U .cful Family Wok, (*ha Francis Millard Board, Chew-Magna,plumber. George White which ~ given an elegant Por ran f the Author. a. 1.1 a View .1 and John Fowler, Lime-street, tea-broker=. John Stephen Gill, G I ouse dII ) entitle d A GU:DE to HEALTH ; , AM' E - Present-street, upholsterer. William Harvey, Ashton, swam- to BO I H SEXES, in a Varitny of Comnlaints. By s 01.0- soaker. Shuman Livesey, Kensington, merchant. Robert Smith, MON, M. D. Containing a Treatise on Female I sew-, :era Kent-street road, builder. John Saildiegton, Kennington, corn- ions and Hypochondriac Complaints; also Omega' Re arks on dealer. John Rodbet, jnn. Woolwich, baker. James Baker, those Diseases with which the Lumen holy n most trete.- Frome, sadier. George Smeetou, St. Martin's4ane, pettier. afflicted ; explaining the symptoms, mo eof ilea mew and so- Robert Barber, Oxford-street, jeweller. Edward Yo un g , Wat- medics most properly adapted for ,exual Debaily, lite ie. ton, shopkeeper. John Shearatt, Birmingham, shopkeener. , .I*o be had of Sutton and Ca. Ire Dicey and Cu. Buw tura. John lsblater, Walbrook, merchant. John Grant, 1 laiton-gar- 'naval ; Mathews and Leigh 18, strand, 1.40.10 n ;A. 'Mak, den, merchant. Francis Payne and John Holt, Wood-strecr, ?North Bridge, Edinburgh ; and all Med due Vetulcs and &eke warehousemen. Simeon Metz, Devonshire-street,merchant. John sellers. Hill, Peterborough, draper. John Jones. Rochdale, oil-dealer. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Tasker and Casey, Billinge, tanners.. Boyden and Co. Cheap side, printsUers. Strachan, of Seacemb, Goodwin, of London, & M'Cullocb, of Liverpool, colourmen. King and Co. Pudding lane, wine-merchants. Adam and Robertsons, Lambeth, buil ders. Taylor and Co. Bristol, chemists. Earn and Taylor, Not tingham, grocers. Goss and Munns, London. Hasse and Marks, Manchester, jewellers. M. and 0. T. Oldknow, Nottingham, grocers. Jaques and Co. Crispin-street, silk-manufacturers. — Gregory and Whiteley, Halifax, salt-dealers. Turner and Pike, Bloomsbury-square, solicitors. Rawle and Dawe, Stoke Damarel, fish-curers. J. and T. Davies, Shoreditch,. grocers. Bradford and Okell, Northwich, cuniers. Lloyd and Gilbert, Bristol, ship agents. E. and C. Butt, Stamford, drapers. Roe and Co. Mac clesfield, brass-manufacturers. Staniforth and Lockwood, Shef field, factors. J. and J. Moss, Manchester and Liverpool, car riers. Taylor and Walker, Ripon, attorniet. Bates and Payton, IBirmingham, scale-beam-makers. J. and G. Leak, Burslens, pot ters. Inman and Harwood, Bristol, drapers. Brown and Co. Whitehaven, manufacturers. Matthew and Morgan, Thames street, brush-makers. Chambers and Payne, London-street and Warwick-square, printers. Prowett and Co. Blackfriars-road, groiers. Noble and Martyr, Batteraea, manufacturers. Mould ing and Co. Preston, manufacturers. Holland and Lambard, Croydon Canal, coal-merchants. Boyer and Co. sculzOlteil, su gar -refiners. Stone and Oakes, Rochester, plumbers. Simmons and Jell, City-road, painters. Penson and Bullock, Wigan, cot ton-spinners. Lyon and Worrall, Manchester, calico-printers. BIRTH. A•few days ago, at Edinburgh, Lady Augusta Cotton, of a daughter. A DISCOVERY FUR HE lIAIR. HOW lovely and •fasciiiatil.g a L Ady looks with her hair curled, but unfortuiwely toe appearance is tran. shalt, as a damp atmosphere, exercise, Scc. boon discomposes and entirely destroys the cur:: to rc medy this incisive. knee, AP. KINSON'S origir.al CUR! !NG bLUIL) fs ernine , .tly rake* laced, and Is now in general use at the Toilets of Royalty. and by most of the Er.' Personages in the Kingdom. This is the best article in the world for dress'ng tl.e hair, giving it a curl, gloss, beauty and vigour, far superior to any chit g ever beton Invented; promotes the growth, preserves it in co.our, awl re. generates It where decayed, as is wel known to mo-t Medleal Men, who regularly prescribe it with success even where the head has been bald for years, and when all other means have proved ineffectual. Sold wholesale by the Proprietor, James Atkinson, Perfumer, No. 9, Hiz,h-street, Bloomsbury, London, in bottles at Si. 641. 6s. and one guinea; aad by appointment, by Me , srs. Bay!• y and Blew, Perfumers to the Duke and Mark; of York, Cockspur. street; Rigge, 65, Cheyside, and 52, Park- s treet; 'Pane, 41, Cornhill; Grange, 115, Oxford street; Berry, Gr ek street; Jones, Appleueecyard ; Low, 330, Stran.l; Preston and Co. 229, Strand; Patty, Butte, and Co. 3, Kaig's Ccurt, Lombard. street; West and Thomas, Gracechurrh•treet ; R..ine and Co. King-street; and by most Perfumers, .•iiir-dressers, and Medi. tine Venders in the united Kingdom. Also, Ar sioso Vitas ratite Dire, which immediattly changes Red or Grey bia:r to an ituburn or Black, by .cs simple a process, that apy one can dye ibex own Hal-, Whkkeri, or Eyebrows with the greatest ea e, price ss. 10$. 641. endow guinea the bottle. Saturday morning last, at St. George the Martyr, Queen. square, Mr. Howitt, of Great Queen-street, Lincoln'.-inn-rields, to Marianne, only daughter of Wm.Staniland, Esq. of Dalston.. At Easter Dairy, near Edinburgh, Major Thomas Robertson, of the Honourable East India Company's Engheers, Bengal, to Janet Williamina, daughter of Richard Shirreff, Esq. Lately at Moor Park, Richard Robinson, Esq. eldest son of the Rev. John Robinson, of Albemarle-street, to the Right Hon. 'Lady Helena Moore, eldest daughter of the Earl of M•aunt Cashell. Monday se'nnigbt, at York, the Rev. Thomas Fourness Wilson, A.M. of the Grove, 0 tley, to Miss Eden, daughter of the late Sir John Eden,Bart. of Windlestone-he use, in the County of Durham. ANOTHER nvlst authentic proot ed tie vciy superior efficacy of the truly genuine GOWLAND's LO TION (prepared by Mrs. Vlt.CEter, sole Proprietor of Dr. G ow lend's original Riclpe), is here presemed, Ly permission, in letter 'in W. DRAT lON, Esq. Sion-Hill, Bash To Mrs. VINCEN r, No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor square, Madam—l should think myself deficient in du yco soc .ty a, d you, were Ito withh o ld my public testimony to the great fficacy of your GOWLAND'S Lorton, which I have seen p-r ormed by the administration of it in a case under my own roof. A young Gentleman, aged about seven years, son of a Colonel, was afflicted with a virulent and sore eruption ; the complaint resisted various applications from the united consultation of three Physicians of eminence, and continued to grow wor e under titer regimen prescribed, wh m a Lady, who had received a cure of a very bad case of scurvy its the face, of several years standrig, by pour Gowland's Lotion, recommended a trial of the same re medy. It was applied under my own inspection—the &seam gave way—and three quarts of your Lotion periormed a radical cure of a disorder which had been of about four yearn dui win% and had baffled the skill of several physicians erniuent in their profeision. From my conviction of the above cure I have ricom. mended your Gowland's Lotion to a Lady whose face exhibit d very disagreeable empties& (even large pustule', and as one dta away another appeared), so much so as to prohibit her 01,g Into company—a pint of your Gowland's Lolon i fficted a cure, sad she is now free. from eruption.—l am, Madam, your's, dec. WILLIAM DRAYTON. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, the sole Proprittor of Dr. Gowland's MSS. Recipe, No. 6, Davi..s-street, Grosvenor-square, London; Bacon and Co. No. 150, Oxford-str, et ; and all the most respect able Verfutuers and Venders of Genuine Medicines, in every town in Europe, in Quarts As. 6.1. Pints, ss. 6d. Half-pin: s, 25. 17- To prey. nt counterfeits, it is necessary to observe. the name " M. E. Vincent" signed upon the label, on cub bade that is genuine. N : craicrd by I .dcF.L \►• I icke( Viace ; and published thcie ► and at.the scar-OCice 'L'empk-!su• sl VJ HEN Men o: Education aryl prestessieweti skt.l • use persevering endeavours to discover the most We aril certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the success ful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to make the cure of the following the object of their particular study, viz. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of intoxi cation, and l'e concomitarts, Strictures and Gleets, which, Er an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured ; as also de svhetLer arising from Bacchanalian indulgences, long reete dtnce it *totem climates, ota secret solitary vice, too of eel un happily by the youtlr of be. li sexes, in :he one caueeg sterility or barrenness, and in she other a numerous train tit new VOL.S cliseasei, which, if no: timely remedied, terminate In impee. teEee and consumption. In 'Let distressing state of debility or deliciency, whether the consequence of such baneful liehlts, or arising from any other cause, by which the powers of the ci tution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons df Lor don, they oiler a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. The result of a long and extensive practice has embled these s by a superior method, to remove venereal cempLeits, however inveterate or complicated, sr-Went . su'rjecting the patient to the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and In recent Caere where au early applica.'on is made on discovery of the infect ien, they fre quently perform a cure in the short space of two slays. the un precedented success of their erne of trestmert (w' tch has never been known to in one siegie Instance in a ' , meter at '.years, during which p.cisel thousand persons ut both sex.: have been cured, even after revere and injurious methods had horn pursued by other Practitioners without effect), inducee them te thus publicly eacr their advice. Me.srs. Gros and Co. excl.:sleety proferssieg the cure of these particular cereplainte, in -oder that they may not be, by a mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached to the lerorare empiric, think it hut justice to tbemeelees to state that telt have been properly educated and initiated Into every branch of the profession (certificates of which, from d ilerenc Hospitals, and testimonials from the moat erinni tit Phriciale, they hare to convince any inquirer) that the success re-ilies wen titre! endeavours first induced them to quit the practice of the •„e.-a; Practitioner, and they presume tbat their preteasiorts consititite a !air pound 'sir the unprecedented cart-fence with which they have• by the 1'.1131,c b •en s./ liberally honoured. Patients in the country are requ-st.S io state the ar iculars of tlwir ease, age, and inatin,r oe living, redwing a bank-note for advice and medicines, and tit: same will be feryraeded o en/ part of the keigdoin. • o is ie roe rsieverieeitr-et he wee.. DIED. Friday se'nnight, at Dumfries, Mr. Miller, Quarter -Muter in the 26th Regiment. On Friday morning, at South Mailing, near Lewes, the Coun tess Dowager of Chichester. *ler Ladyship had retired to rest the preceding night in good health. flit Saturday last, in Chappel-street, Bedford-row, W. Dob son, Esq. aged 63, a man of Angular mechanical ingenuity, and an excellent classical scholar. In consequence of an asthmatic complaint he bad not lain down for the last sixteen years. JESUITS DROPS. • fl 'HE true original JESUITS DROPS are now pre. pared by SHAW and EDV'ARDS, (successors to Joseph Wessel), 66, on the Fout-Way, St. Paul's Church-yard. The JESUIT S DROPS have been long known and esteemed a safe,cheap, effectual, and often an immediate cure for the Stranguary, Weds, Wreak ness of the Kidnies or Bladder; and when taken on the first attack of Venereal Infection,t hey will infallibly acc mp 'A the de sired effect: should the complaint be far advanced, it will. be 'le -1 cestary to take the SPE.CIFIC itEM EDT with the Jesuits Drops. The many depredations made on the properti of the Proprie. tors, compels them to give this Caution, that no one Bottle will be sent out of their house without "Shaw and EDWARDS, (SW cessors to J. Wessel), 66, Sr. Paul's Church yard," engraved on the stamp. All others which are sold without the above names, are impositions on the public. Price 25.9 d. I 1 s. and 22a. FAMILY BREWING. BY THE KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. I\TEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. respectfully solicit the attention of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, to their FOR TABLE FAMILY BREWINU , MACHINE. It combines all the Utensils in ONE; is durable, convenient, and compact in its form; takes to pieces with ease, and is always sweet and ready for use ; tke consumption of fuel is very small, and it occasions neither dirt nor steam. The method of using it is equally simple and certain ; it re quires no fixing, NO MASHING OF THE MALT, NOR ANY PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE OF BREWING, and inva riably produces Ale or Beer, of any degree of strength, of the TRUE HOME-BREWED FLAVOUR, and perfectly trans parent. •To Gentlemen engaged In agricultural pursuits, this Machine will be found particularly useful as a Potatoe Steamer for Cattle, making Vinegar and Hay Tea, and for extracting the Essence of all Vegetable and Animal :substances. It may be fitted up for distillation of simple Water., and other chemical operations. Sold by the Proprietors, Skinner-street, London; and Wines street, Bristol; also by the following Furnishing Ironmongers: LONDON : Messrs. Feltham, 105, St. Martin's-lane ; Sum mers, 105, New Bond-street ; Roberts, May, and Co.66,oxfore street ; Downer and Sanders, 153, Fleet-street; Larkins and Fade, Wholesale Ironmongers, 56, Chiswell-stettet.— NO a- FOLK : Messrs. Aggs..nd Curr, ironfounders,Norwich.—LlN COLN Mr. Ashton, Louth ; Mr. Taylor, I leckington, near Sleaford.— NORTHUMBERLAND: Mr. Mareltall Matbet, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.—LANCASTER : Mr. Mulintux, Or turd-street ; Hassan and Overton,Ca-tle-street, Liverpool; Hope, Architect, No. 6, Swan-court, Market-street, Manchester DERBY : Messrs. C. x dc Weatherhcad, Derby.—WAßWiCl:: Mr. Havel, Coventry.—WORCESTER: Mr. Bradley, Wor , cester.—GLOUCESI ER : Mr. 'covey, Gloocester.—HElt FORD : Mr. Honiatt, Hereford —MONMOU'I H : Mr. Bird, Newport.—COßNW All . lAr. Broad, se... Penzance.—'O, MERSEY' : Mr. stothert, ILth.—DLVON: Messrs King ion Exeter; Heathman, P:ymouth ; kendeil, Tivertun ; Dununett Tauston; Ramsay, PI outh Dock. DORsLTa Mtssrs. Thorne, Si•erboroe —NAT 1 : TS : Mr. Russell,liffariburough Barn, s, Salisbury.—BF 1(K:: Mr. Brown, Newbury.—HAN S Mr. Chubb, Per sea; Toonier. southamt ttm —Vt ALE : N.r. D. I hom-rs, Nestcastle, Carmarthen; Baba, jua. Cowbridgt ; t. Dyke, Merthyr-1 sdvil. Glamorgan ; Parer 're, Cardiff. I N. R. and Co. brew for Publi. Irspection every 'if uestlay, likkoster•ouvet, London; and Wine-au cet , Bristol.