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F - . _ Aißißrc A BnEre*, Mai ti tg.--Captuin•Cto TT ca. arrived at Portland, fmas artin.co, which he lett about the 20th of April, informs, that he l a w Trinidad papers received there the day before he failed, which fayi OA! MIRANDA had taken Margaretta, Cumana, Bast celona, and Cariecas .; that immediately after land ing, he was joined by 16,000 Colonians ; that the current report was, the United State% were at war with tipain, and that the expedition was fitted out by the United States Government. Barcelona and Cu• maim farreadered without refinance. PHILADeLPHIA, MAY 4.—Yetterday arrived the Aftive, Captain VARNON, thirty days from Porto Civello. Sailed (Aim thence the 13th ulr. at which time the alarm was ftibfiding, as no attempt bad filen made en the coati by MIRANDA, or any intelli gence received from him. Information had been re ceived there from La Guira, ro the Toth of April, at which time the American veffels were loading. MAY 20.—Yellerday arrived the (hip Speedwell, Captain \VILLt, from La Guira (in the Spann Ca raccas). which place he left on the 28th ult. He in• forms us, that a' the above date there were no ac. counts of the arrival of tiltaaritia on any part of the Spnifh Main,althdbgh by intelligence received there they were in daily expectation of his appearance, and the Spani(h Government was on the alert, having prepared all the troops (about two thoufand regulars and thirty thoufand militia) that could be railed to *wok him. That the various accounts of infur rellions in that country were, as he believes, erro neous, as he heard nothing of any loch infurredions— That on the 3'd init. in the Mona 'Wage, he fell in with the.' tudh fiigate Mermaid, Captain Hozzas, ho info, rued Captain Wis. is that General MIRANDA had failed from Mole St. Nicholas, where he was joined by fix Britifh frigates, in addition to his two armed (hips and two (dimmers, with an Englith Ge neral, and fix thoufand troops, cnmpofed of Mulat. toe% and Negroes ; and that his &flirtation was the Cartacas, whither another reinforcement was to fol low him. Ait4 E.rnae or HAYTL—We learn from a GentleiWri who arrived in this city a day or two ago from Saint Domingo, that, at the time of his departure, there were very ene ral movements among the fubjefts of the Black Emperor DESSALIIIIF. What was the ac tual canto he did not underhand ;but it was Paid that Come advice. had been received by way of Jamaica, which taught the Blacks romped a fpeedy attack.— The confequence of thee advices was, that Dacia muss was putting the Black atmy into an alive or• ganifation for war. All the money, valuable pro perty, and good, were removed to the mountainous country in the interior, and all the White inhabi tants were ordered to venture from the lea coati.— During the recent celebration of Tome Fete, a Fren:h family (White) had made its efcape from the Cape ; but being loon after miffed by General CHMTO2I4, he attributed the ciecumnance to the connivance of Come Americans, and ordered the Commanders and Crews of all the American reffels at the Cape to bt feized and confined, threatening to hang or (hoot ' them all. Upon an inveniglrinn, however, the inno cence of the Americans was afeertained, and they were (et at liberty. A Gentleman of this city is raid to be Dessatrale agent. It was mentioned at the Cape by perfo ns Who had intercourfe with the Black Court, that Mummies had purchafed an ellate in Penn(ylva 111.1. near Philadelphia, as a retreat in the event of an ' Imperial toulverfinotat 130STDD. MAY zo.---Aeconnts from Porto Cavello to April r 3, and from La Guira to April 23, furnifh nn information of the arrival of Mr at the Ca- Lucas ; nor of an infuriation there. Thefe accounts tender the late reports improbable. MAT 22.—More Brit outraget.—Another daring earrage upon the independence and fo v ere i g nt y of this country, has been committed by his " Sacred Majefty's" frigate the Cleopatra, who boarded one fif our regular trading (hips, the Eliza,-Platy, maf. ter, from Londonderry, within two leagues of the land, in four fathoms water, and after a pilot had been received on board, and violently carried off one American citizen, fourteen men paffengers coming to 'elide iu this country, one woman (wife to one of the impre(kd), and an apprentice boy. This " damning deed" was done on Sunday eve ning lan, attended with all the infoleoce and cruelty with which "his Majdly's people" are wont to ho nour us rars;i,t ; and the Lieutenant, to give an um doubted proof of his courage, feverely wounded with his (word a young man who attempted to fecrcte him fell from the outrage. Many of the paffengers poffelted confiderable pro perty on board the Eliza ; they were dragged off without being permitted to make any arrangement for the prefervation thereof for their children or re latives, without aay clothing, Cave what happened to 4e on them The Cleopatra, we are informed, proceeded for Nnalolk to take in provition. and water. We hope the citizens of that place will evince the fame patri c,tifm and fpirit as thole of New York have done, and deny the mats healers" the riAts of holpitality. 'Prey defei ye the c:ccration of all good mem—Balt. A -ter. MAY 23 Very itetcrtant, if true.—AirXANDRIA, sa , 23 —We give the following as a report, with - meaning to authenticate it. Indeed we know at how it originated—but it is raid that as the Unit ed States frigate Files was retaining home, file met with an Eighth hoop of war, arid after making a variety of signals, none of which were anfwered, the Briton friddeirly tired a brond.ide into her, which be ing returned by the American, the other went in• Sandy to the bottom. It is frippoled the Coop mil% 'rook the frigate for .01 Irt;ianian,und by this mama are expected to capture her. Mond.P.• fe'irni, , 7llt, a mon drcidfo`,acciant hap pened at the colliery of Metro.. Mots and Co. Whit. ton, near Prcfcor, by the explosion of foul air, by which nine people infia-ntly perilhed, and two others died lion after. Four were fortnnately ayed by throwing themfelyes upon their faces. A few days agn a man was fummoned to appear before the Chief Magistrate at Limerick, charged with a fpeeies of freed hitherto or known in that part of the nuited kingdom. to wit, felting his wife for tea goineas, and then paffing another man's wife on the purchafer inlirad of his own.—"fttniriideftraix." EAST INDIES MDSE. A General Quarterly Court of Proprietois *as held on Wednefdayat the India Houfe,for the purpnfe of tsltin into confoleration the Refolotion of the Court of DireCiors, granting a falary of 40001. a year, to the Recorder of Prince of Wales's Ifland. A warm debate enfued upon the quellion for confirming the refolution of the Court of Direffors, which was final ly negatived without a divifion. pow:trona was the principal oppofer of the refolution ; and, in the courfe of his nbfervations against it, be took an op. portunity to cenfut c the recal of Sir GsoaGe BARLOW, in very Itrong terms. Sir CHARLIS MONTAGUI ORMSBY is the Gentleman appointed by Government for the fituation of Recorder in Prince of Wales's Mind Of his ability to flu the office there can be no doubt. The objeCtion was merely to the Glary, as too large, under all the eirctimftancts of the cafe. —The dividend for the half year ending the sth of July next, was declared to be 51 per Cent.:—The undermentioned Proprietors were appointed a Com mittee for the Infpation of the Company's By-Laws, viz. J J. Asositsvirm, Eq. W. DISW, Efq. R. Hoorn, Efq. G. S. Waco, Efq. JOHN CLIMINTS, Efq. and G. COMING, Efq.—A lip of fundry papers, laid before the Houfe of Commons, was read.—The 'Court adjourned at two o'clock, fret We mentioned the arrival of the Aurora, Parthian, Nile, and Phoebe, four of the homeward boundJamai• CA fleet, at Cork, en Wednefday laft. The following particulars refpeaing the fleet are copied from the .Cork Mercantile Chronicle of the 13th infl.—" The fleet, confifling of 87 fail of merchantmen, under convoy of the Atlas, of 74 guns ; Malabarof so ; and Echo flop of war, failed from Jamaica on the Sth April la. Eleven fail of velrels left the convoy on the 17th. On the zoth they fell in with a French privateer, which made an attempt at capturing Come of the (hips, hut the, after being very roughly handled, was beat cff. She, notwithltanding, flood on in the track of the °sips, and on the night of the zsd renewed her attempt, but her reception was wot fe than before, and her fuccefs fimilar. " On the 24th they fell in 12'0 three French priori teers, but having been apprifed of their approach, the different Mips contributed volunteers from theircrews, which they put on board the Surprife. of Glafgow, Daniel *Farina., Mailer, bound to Liverpool, the ftoutefl (hip in company, and appointed her Comma. dote. Thus prepared, they met the attack of the privateers, and after an hour's warm fighting, in which the Surprife fuftained her new character molt gallantly, they beat them off, and fo effectually drubbed them, as to make a renewal of the aftion on the part of the enemy, although they followed the (hips fur revere! days, 2n act not only of impru dence, but of temerity. The privateers were two fehocners ' and a felucca, nu - wining two It-pounders, and froantfitty to feventy men each, and capable of tiling, when becalmed, or in very light winds, thirty two (weeps. Tice apparent Rate of the privateers, when they relinquifhed the aftion, made it probable that their lofs in men mutt have been heavy. The Surprife, notwithaanding the length and fharpoefs of the conflift, had only one man wounded; the Nile, one of the (hips in company, had a man killed. The (hips which parted from the convoy were the Sor. price, Parthian, Nile, Aurora, Phcebe, Elizabeth, Harry, Bellona, Chard, and Defiance. The whole fleet it was hoped would effeft their paffage feeu rely." A letter from Methvcn, Perthfliire, dated the 7th init. lays—" Yelterday an awful phenomenon took place near Logiealmond Peat.mofs. The day was fo Equally, accompanied with rain and thunder, that s 6 people were obliged to give over their work in the mofs: they carried away with them their fpades, iron pails, Etc.: t &were walkin g i together, and three about fit yards behind. A per On who was about 4o yards Rill farther behind law the whole 16 'truck to 'the ground by a flails of lightning ; one of whom, the daft of the three, John Sidle, was killed on the (pot ; his clothes were all torn off (elcept a (mall fragment of a flocking, another of his thin below his arm, and the (hoe on his left foot), and found fcattered in different directions ; a part of his heel was found in the (hoe that was torn off there was a (mall bole in his findfl and another in his body. A woman was thrown about four yards, and the others were all in a Hate of flupefaßion. They are, however, all recovered, but their legs are a little (welled. On the (pot were found feveral fmall pieces like what is vulgarly called blue vitriol, which feems to be filieeous earth vitrified by the aftion of the eleeric fluid." A letter from Haddington, dated the loth infant, relates the following remarkable inflame of fleep. walking :—" A young boy of this place, with fome of his fchnol•fellowa, having frequently difcovered an owl on the top of cur old church flee*, and not doubting of its having a 'nett there, attempted, by climbing the wall in the day time, to get at it, but his attempts proved (raiders. The impre(lion, how. ever, of Ruch a precious prize being yet attainable, continuing to aftuate this boy's mind, even in the molt profound fleep, he rote through the night, afcended the Gothic edifice, carried off the favourite object of I his moll carnet defire ' returned by thewindow through which it appeared he had (allied, placed the net upon a chair, and went to bed. In the morning he recol lected a pleats's' dream of a wonderful adventure, and was altogether allonilhcd, as well as overjoyed, to find it realifed, in the difcovery of the owl's nelL ! The boy does not esceed ten Tzars of age." • Thwfday fennight, between the hours of two and three o'cl.)(k, a very fingular and audacious attack Vl'.l t made upon the bottle of Richard Sparrow, Efq. of New Abbey, near Clonmel. In the abfence of the Reward, who has the care of the place, and was then foperintending (-me labourers at an adjoining field, fix ruffian:, armed with blunderbuffes and piftols, bolted fuddenly from a grove immediately near the houfe, and having feized his wife and daughter, whom they dafperately threatened in cafe of noire or refiftance, they pritceeded to (eareb the hoot& for arms, and fucceeded in taking away two piftols and one gun. Among other places which they examined Iwas a deck, which one of them broke open with the end of the blundetbufs; but they did not attempt to fearch for, or plunder the bode of any fpecies of property but arms, nor did they offer any outrage, or threaten any future milk/licit° the perfons living there. Imsnedidtel7 after obtaining the booty. one of them fired a (hot, and they then deliberately departed 1 SALESBY AUCTION. WEYMOUTH, JUNE, s, doE. By T. TINDALL, At the Croivn Inn, on Wednefday, June as, t So 6, unier a Com miffion of Appratliment and Sale Hiked from the High Court of Admiralty, and athineffed to Mean. Wm Walton and Thomas Rickardfon, Commithonera `HE Cargoof the Gallia JOHANNA JULIANA HER.MINA. BA NS Scot Loss Maftex,on her Vosags from Malaga to Eafbdro, cotsafting of 1370 Barrels Sun Raring ..11 Boxes RaiGue. so Pima( Malaga Wine—t Cafe of Ditto. For partitolara apply to Mean. Weltoo and Richardfon, Cosh nalaionefs, Weymouth, or to T. Tindall, Broker. The Bak to beglo at eleven o'clock in the motqing WEYMOUTH, JUNE 17, tBO6. By T. TINDALL, At the Crown Inn, on Wednefday the asti June, 1806, under a CommilSon of Appraifement and Cale, Hfucd front the High Court of Admiralty, and addreffed to Marc T. and N. Ro. billiard, Commiffionnv ' PIOHT Hundred and Ninetrnine FRAILS of A--4 RAISINS, landed from the Dant& (hip Ellen, detained on a voyage from Valenti*, by the private Blip of war, Fog, Hodge Commander. For partteulara apply to Meffia. T. and N. Robil. Bard, Commiffieners, Weymouth; or to T.Tindall, Broker. The Sale to nommen= at la o'clock In the forenoon. CALDER and HEBBLE Navigation, Revel - Eon of DE TRUNK SHARES, and CANAL PROPERTY. • MONTHLY SALE—By Mr. SCOTT. On Friday, the 4th of July, at to o'clock, at Garravkay's Corte- Houfe, Change alley, l.ondon, THE CALDER and HEBBLE Navigation— dap. U. ad. Stock. being Efgbteeo Shame and a Fradlion, In this eflabllfhed and highly refpeded Concern, from Wakefield to Itallfas, connected with the Aire and Calder Navigation, the Dividends are ufually from 131. to 141. per Cern. or Share per anii payable half-yearly, with hicreafing advantages, forming a very disible Enna for permanent Inveitment. The TRENT and MERSEY Canal, Five Shares hi this mill nently profperous Concern, to which the Purchafers vAll become entitled on the Demife of a lady aged 3 t furviving a Lady aged 71, the prefent Dividends are 401. per Share per annum, with the heft founded profpeds of continuing to increafe. The LEEDS and LIVERPOOL Canal, Sla Shares, paying 111 per Sba-e per annum ; expedsd to inereafe. Alfo Shares in the GRAND JUNC 110 N, PEAS FOREST, ROCHDALE, and LANCAS I'ER Canals. Particulars at Hatettett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at Garr:mars, and of Mr. Scott, No. sy, New Bridge-Erect. ESSEX—BI PRIVATE CONTRACT. By Mr SCOTT. ASMALL, but very defirstble, FREEHOLD FARM, with Poffeflion at Mithoehnts eligibly Innate in a favourite part of the County, d miles from Rol:Mord, th from London. Containing 32 Acres of beautifully rich nbadlw and arable Land, Melded, in the higheß Cultivation, as the Crops will prove, with a Farm Houfe, Re. The Situation is eliginle for Building, in a fine Sporting Country; and if not purchafed for Refidenet, may Immediately be let an Leafe to a good Tenant, to pay a very full bittern for Money on Landed Property Apply, poit paid, to Mr. Scott. Ne. ac, New Bridge•ftr:ct. THEATRE-ROYAL, NEWCASTLE-UPON:TYNE. TO BE LET, on a Le.a , e for Three or Five Years, to commence November,. i 806. THE Manager who (hall take it, to engage to open 2 - the Theatre for three months annually, in the - Winter Sea ton, (thee Months hereafter to be agreed upon,) and for the Race Week, (about the Middle of june,)an,i alto the Aflize Week, (the Beginning of Auguit). The following is the Receipt of the Thea tre, when full, at the present Prices of Admillion ; Boxes, at 3s yol. at as. 161.—Oallety, at ta. 411.—T0ta1.1381. Further particulars may be known on application In perfon, or by letter addreffed to Mr. Edward Humble, Secretary. Pmpoals in writing to be fent, fealcd up. and addrefted to the Proprietors of the Newcaftle Theatre, under Cover, to Mr. Ed • ward Humble, Secretary, on or before the felt of A uguß next Newesitkoeth Meyolio6. Cr A General Meeting of the Proprietors, to take the fame into Confidentiew,to be hdd on Monday the elh of Auguit, t So 5 Joitlleird by H. D. STMON na. Paternoller-row, London ' A new Edition of that troty valuable and intereftingWork,entitled AGUIDE to HEALTH, Price only Three Shil ling,. with an elegant Portrait of the Author. Containing a difti net Treatife on every Diforder, particularly incident to there Climes, with their various Symptoms, mode of Treatment, and fpecific remedies, in which is Interfperfed deal advice and cau tions to young perfons, whereby they may grape thnfe dangers which too many fall into, and arrive to old aEe with found and vigorous conftitutions. This book fhould be attentively read by all who have any regard to their health er happiners GOUT, BILIOUS, RPIEUMATIC, and NERVOUS A FFEC TIONS, are effeCtually removed by the ufe of the Rev. Dr BARCLAY's ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THE following is it proof of their efficacy, from Thomas Bernard, Erg. Bath : Upper Crefccnt, Bath, July 26. tgos. Sir...-00 receipt of this I requeß you will fend me fix double ' hares of your Earclay't Antihilious Pills, and twelve bottles of Specific. !adored is a draft of sel. Pay yoarfelt for the Medicine, and apply the remainder to the publication of the following Cafe, o For the IA fourteen years I have been offline,' with the 04414 and for the lift four years thin Is the firft letter I have been able to write, which I think ought to be addreffed to you, acknowledging my perfc.o cure by ofing your AntiMlinus Pills and Specific. ° I ant, Sir, your rooß obliged humble (cream, THOS BERNARD. I " The Rev. Wm. Barclay, Stafford. ft reet, Bonsl-fl rat, London." In addition to the above is annexed the following lAlt of Noble men and Gentlemen. who have received 4 peeled sure from the Barclay', Bilious Pills and Specific The Lord Bifhop of Bath and Welts. The Right Hon. Vircount Dillon. Sir John Honeywnod, Bart. M. P for Honiton. Sir Stephen Lufht-gton, Bart. M.P. for Penryes. Thomas Anton, Efq. M. P. for Litchfield. James Amyatt, Efq. M. P. for SonthamptOn. Cecil Forrefter, Efq. M.P. for Wenlock. Nicholas Calvert, Ffq. M. P. for lisrcfdtd. Edmund Boehm, Efq. New.dreet, Spring gardens. Thome. Hammerfley, Efq. Pall-mall. 0. W. Dickes, Efq. Private Secretary to the late Archbidtop of . Canterbury. • The Rev. Mr. Tdranclt, Librarian to the late Archbilhop. A CAUTlON.....ohferve the name of Wm. Barclay is engraved on the Ramp which Is affixed en the muff& wrapper of tech boa. All not In Ramped am a dangerous imitation. Price sa 4d and Ice. per box, with mnpkßreetions. Sold. wholefale and retail, by appointment on.tr Barclay, at Mr. Butler's, No 4. Chearllde, corner of Paternolter.rov. ; and Maltby Callweil, Dublin ; Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; and by I weft coestry itfolielse Yowlers is eret y'rawn. r:..4^ -"HEALTFIAMILDI , I;I 7 .VITY. . 'WWII ANALEPTIC*Ms.%) AN i'l el Li 3L'L i - 1'..1.5. HE Celebrity of the A nahrptie . Nile, as a gene. M Prafavadire of Haffils, is beveme mire's:A. from t'..ter esey in tharocanaplehsto, which canti::usily &tun, the 'Mauna frame; (neat so Colds, (therompatifn)s, liesl.achs, Indigeltlot•s. aid other Dileafea of the Stegitill and Bowels; which Wife's n the *Moder of our climate, lir from Indulgence in the luxuries of life; sod dr fefalutary iffeds are pr.:mimed by geedy opening the' pores by night, and the body by day, without respiring an* p.rti cuter regimen or confinement. But thouih the Atialeptic Pills are alfo very fervierable In Bilious and other deep-feated tilforders. yet being &aped as a mild purgative only, and therefore ant always (efficiently salve, the Anathema Pills have been reconswinstlad • la aid by an em inent Phyfrciao, who has ufeCtliefe Media's'''. combined for many years with the kappielt (octets, ia all few plaints of the Lint., as well as in othertnternal Make. Travellenr, by land or by fa, or patens remote front medical *Mance, wowed do well to be alweys provided with thin nil which, with fume of the pilules Dr. James'. Fever P011144f, would form a molt valuable Rom in a (moll compare, that wea' often afford viler on any redden inffirpornlsn, and prevent the 11l conkqesnces of nested sr deaf. Sold only by F. Newbery and Sena, Na. ey, Bt. Panes Chunk• yard, on the Coaeh.way, Four Doors from the Corner of Champ. fide, London; and at Dr. James's late houfe in Bnnomffirsiet ; vex. the Analeptic Pills, price es. 6d. the Boxer Six In One largeß t for tLas.• and the Antibilloes Pills, price as. 9d. a Box, Duty M. cledol.2obfarve that the Wards, " F. liwrissry, N0..0, St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps. Ki/ ING dedicated roycelf to the flody, and been gratified by the molt confiderable make In that bleach which I thought proper to feiedt, I truft that I have not mere We employed my time than theft who, in the eatentilve beld of Rig profedion, are oceallaaally immerfed In anamaLity, and cannot always attain that fuccefs which is acqulrcd'by cameentrating thd ntaclitual power to rme eLifs of dlferders. The difeabs of DEBILITY. are peculiarly dikrellng, for they being with than a teals of aneepoliamillynsposeee. oil by a de praßos of all vital &orgy, onfilloimaklainamanuis NNW= Whether they arife from elle premiums eta esi± it le nye habits of fehoolboys,ar bare they quire the mutt ainduousproidond ; bet by the eperanceed unedueited men, the fimptegte am isprestyd, and the nookits• Eau is deltroyed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGROIES, I ground my pretender)* on regularity of education, and pollifing every privilege to Radtke, I feel myfelf entitled to ant coundsmo with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honouree. In the Brit bastions of local vreakncb, early wilt - prevent the calamity eta debilitated frame ; but wirer the utterer. from a courcioufile:s of the unman& of the eke WitfEk tided his misfortune, is fearful of the toottempt or mire Of Ids badly phylielan, and broods over big infirmity with Weird 1101104/Piet, It molt he fathfaaory fat him to be afilerrd net out, et eapiltility of treatment but alfo of the molt inviolable been. - And in recanVenereal Complaints it la Foible prereit pat danger or afters,. ; in the molt complicated cafes it is the anyike. meat of exelaibre experience in this Mite to erode a fear, sande, and speedy re•eitablintment. offer the advantage of this experience to thofe of dt:ier fez wale are sanded with any kind of DEBILITY, of aq r r i v is. of VENEREAL INFECTION, and in all lifts the term, et remu neration are Rated on she brit Interview. Patients In the-amyl at expeettel to leek& a Bank nem, ash are repelled to (*Wy their age and manner of living. MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal cAlege o•Sorrenna, In Lorin. No. • ii, Arundel-Raley Strand, neat Temple Bor. ADVICE. • WHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN, ernjnefit &ill and experience, offer their advice, and etert their abi lities for the cure of a few reigning Difeafes, thky rife fupcior to that prejudice wide% it fojuftly excited agafnit the adomiffements of men,ignorant of the grit prineipks, and uneducated In the pray tice of phyfac. Mare. CUklitlß and Co regular Surgeons, Cau tioned by every privilege to praailice, and by the uniform finer(' which their mode of treatment for Venereal Complaints has hi therto been attended, continue with the fame afilduity to dired their ftudies to the cure of every (pecks oftbat baneful Often, as well as the removal of thole diftreifing debilities and defietincies which prevent, ce embitter the matrimonial (late. In the cata logue of human Infirmities, there are none more spieling than thole which are the unavoidabk codequence of an Indulgence In a certain deftrutitive habit. The unhappy tufted' broods over his misfortunes, slimmed to reek relief, until he is reduced to loch a (tate of wifely, as to render life oppreiGth. To fuch perfons it will be a confiding reflection to know that they may now, by a new and infallible remedy, be reftored to their former coeliac delta ftrength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated habits, proceeding either from an excel, of conjugal and 'Hick pleaforsotri from a long refideuce In hot climates, bard drinking, the Mind!. clout ore of Mercury, & c. &c. arc fpeedily reitored to health and ftrength. It mit be a (elf evident propoildon, that where the aggregate of intelleduai capacity is dlrtdted to the treatment and cute of a few peculiar complainti, there molt be the greater certainty of fuccefs ; and as a proof of this petition their method of curets fo particularly expeditious, as well as fafe, and fo evidendy fuperior to the conunon praftice, that in fume flight cafes of infeetion, a pc:fed reiteration is completed In the there period of DAYS, and In thrice of the utmoft inveteracy, where other petal- Hauer, have failed,' proper peticverance in their plan of treat. mend enforce to the pr lent a fare, well grounded, and hating re eftabliftuent. By an early application, the patient will &ape the danger and expence of a tedious attendance apon the left expe rieneld praditioner. • Meffris. CURRIE and CO. may be confulted at their butte, No. toy, Hatton Garden , by patients of either (ex, with the great eft fectecy,lionour, and delicacy. letters from the country are requelted to fire particulars of the cafe, poft paid, cocW6ng a bunk Dote, which will be duly anfwcred. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, zsiz DRAB wry 240.9, Bridge-it:vet, Landed. I Fk.t.i. it a duty incumbent ' upon me, to inform A. yea of the very great and extraordleary Core I have received from your invaluable Medicinc—LEAKE's PATENT PILLS. About two years ago I was attacked with a VI/intim. Die- ORDER, which I treated rather (lightly for fame time, but the M eek at length fpreading all over my Body, I was obliged to apply to the moth eminent of the Faculty, but their etliftance afforded only temporary relief—l went through various Courfea of Sekun dar, and irons being rather of a corpulent Ibbit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. The Ulcers that fpread all over my limbs, ren dered me a complete Objedt, fo that my friends defpaired of my recovery. Wheu brought to thie thermion, 1 conedered death as inevitable, but a relation of mine commenting upon the massy Cafu in which your Pill, had focceeded, I was induced to try a boa of them, which I thought rather relieved me, and by petfeverance for two or three mouths, and following your Direniona, I expo rien:ed the molt unaccountable Relaxation from Pain, the Sore gradually fubSding ; I am now, thank Goo, sisroaftly recovered end walking out daily, I debbennt but one more hot, which t think cat. lout to take, will eltablifh my health in its original Rate. It at with the molt heartfelt gratitude that I funk:the inyfelf. Sire your much obliged humble fervent, Ww. Picales• Deaufgate, Manchefter, July 1, ?Rot. P. & For the piddle benefit I do not obkeft to the above it it. diGate. puldlthed, but leave you to ad. as your own b e tt er j u d gment i'• • Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Titatt all Tat t. Menthes. of the Royal Cunt& of :mesons, London, at his No 9, New Bridge-tercet. %%there, after a conftent of more than thisty.llx years, In a praCtice particularly (Brate te , the Cure of Venereal CoinolOnts, with that inviolable frrrecT which men of his prof. Man &mild always Wave, ha garters himfell the advice and of flance he gratuitoofly tdonlnificrs to pathos taking this &It-ilk:Me, will he efteemed, by a difccmi'll Public, Mau adv snow (chive, to be obtained, and void of &mitt guity.-atAlfo Sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of thole living at a Affiance, at the Perfumer's, No. 33, St. Alban's- Itreit, Pall Mall ; the Toy Shop. No. 503, Ochyrd.ttrect , Mr. Di&orougies, No. y, Flih.theet NIL Steel's, B.toitrelitt. No. t; Ihrion Row, Little Tower Hill ; Mr. Watfrea, :so rah. Bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Calwell's, Doblin; Mr. Billirtge's, LI tr pool; Mr. Atkinfon's,Manchtfter ; and by one Perfon in every confidemble Town la Gnus Britain and Irstratti„ in busmen( outy I a pd each, reeled op with full ao.d pbin whercSy Perrone of ttrhts Sea may Cure themfelves with Safe, Sp,ed,•fie mew, and ferny. LONDON: Friuted and pubUnted try LRVEL KEN T (of OW. t(TbUry•FIleC, Lainbath), at the STASI Ornca, NQ I Cart,. abut. katdidied aifo at OA STAB Of task 1%,11.1):4.• Bar. DID. On the t4th inR. acYhorgarMa Priory, in the 'calmly of Nutt' tingham, Mrs. Gilbert Cooper, wife of Jobe Gilbert Cooper, Efq.- and youngeft daughter of Jobe Roe, Efq. of Sudbrooke, in the county of Lincoln. On the Bth inft. at Richmond, Surrey. Edward John ARky, Eri, formerly Colonel in the aft regiment of Foot Guards, and 8 years Eqoerry to the Late Duke of Cumberland. He was (mod foe of the late Sir Edw. Aitley, of Melton, Coaftable in Norfolk. Lately, at New York, whither he hod gone for the recovery of his health, fames M'Ohie. of Hampfteod,Trelawney, Jamaica, Efq. and a Male& Of the Militia of tier Bland. On els!. I ft inftant,lo the ygeb year of his age, the Rev. Thomas Main; who has been di ff endog Mirdfter of the part% of Drum goolan, near Rathfritand„ Ireland, for the (Pm of 37 years. He was one of the oldest of the Seceding Body of Prefbyterian Clergy Ireland. When a (Indent, be bore arms in the Royal Army as a Volunteer at the battle of Falkirk. He read without the help of glaffes; and officlkted to a numerous Congregation until his Lift. A funeral proreillon more numerous, of all denominations, and more limply (Werra, has rarely been witpcifed on any ilmilar oc carton. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO .MORROW Morning . . as minutes after 5 Afternoon - 46 1101011 US after 5