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THOMAS MOORI'S EPISTLES, ODES, AND OTHER POEMS, RITRACT TROM ♦ NEW YOU PPPPP . The good people of Virginia may remember, that, tome time fence, this little Cock Sparrow of a long- Rer, came hopping *Groff the Atlantic, to ring Ills amours in the wilds of America. As we had teen nothing of the kind In chirping and fo light,he was much noticed and admired, and every one was de lighted to hear the little bird chirrup his Greek. He could make rhymes on any and every little thing— a note, an eye, a cheek, a curl, a lip, the tip of an ear, a little fly, a flea, dr a gnat's tee end,• enchanted him. He looked like a being born in a jelly glaf., handed round on a cake, fed on Lugar plumbs, and educated among the dreams of fancy. The little Spirit could hide himfelf under a lady's eye lath, and expire with delight. In his Odes, he gets into a mil lion of fcrapes ; jumps from a tendril, hides in a curl, lips from a lip, perches on a bofnm, tumbles from a tucker, gets on the edge of many a precipice, with out falling over ; and to the mouths of dreadful ca verns, without tumbling ; always Gaging, fighing, and evaporatingi; one would think he had a thoufand fouls, charged from his elettric fancy, each ready to ly without any other contact than the atmolphete oily of a Drkineo. America, it teems, off srded this pretty fellow many of thefe 'Mowery delights, and he had many opportunities of dying inetpreffibly at Bermuda : but the little Ingrate no limner gets home, than he begins to abufe ns. In a note to his poems, he rays," The women of Bermuda are nut generally handfome, but ther have an affectionate languor in their look, which is inserefting ; they have a pre-difpofition to loving, which, without being awakened by any particular objeß, diffufes itfelf through the general manner, in a tone that never fails In falcinate. l'he men of the ;fiend are not very civilized, and the old philofophers. who imagined that, after this life, men would be changed into mules, and women into turtle clover, would find the m e tamorphofis i in Come degree an ticipated, at Bermuda !" Of William and Mary Collette, that has produced fo many men great in fcience, particularly in politics and oratory, he lays, " This College gave me but a melancholy idea of republican feats of learning. The con tempt for the elegaacies of education is no where more gristly confpienens than in Virginia. The level ling Wiens is applied to education, and has all the effect which its partizans could defire, by producing a soft extenfive equality of lopramt." He then, in defiance of the Whop, rails at the morals too of the place. 01 poor Norfolk, which is the thiefhold over which all travellers (tumble, he lays— i• Norfolk, it malt be owned, is an unfortunate fpecimen of America. The charateriftics of Vir ginia, in general, are not fuch as can delight either the politician or the moralift, and at Norfolk they are exhibited in their leaft attractive form. At the time that we arrived, the yellow fever had not then difappeared, and every *dew that affailed us in the !trees, very Strongly accounted for its vifitation. It is, in troth, a molt difagreeable place, and the heft the Journalift or Geographer can fay of it is, that it abounds in Jost, in wrest, and in &mows's." If there is no truth in thefe remarks of Moore, we ought to pity him inflead of being angry with him; for he was lb near to the ground, that every odour adailed him with double effect; and he had &eh microfcoplc eyes, that he could fee worms in the &Weft fusee ; but he could neither fee any thing price or white , on any fubjett that required a ca pacious mental fumy; he ufed to a&, where were our poets—bad we any? We had fcarce a tong- Ilter among us. He was afraid to look at that tecri bleTrumbull• with his• (word trenchant.' I•Dwight's Ode Voice was too Strong to whifper imbecilities to the flaxen earlocks of ideal beauty--Barlow world bare rolled him in one corner of Manco Capac's white robe,t to (Green • his frail form from the war ring winds of the Andes; and Hunsphrsysll would have fent him failing ethic' ins little toy-lhip, to ling •fonge•to the Tithes, in the waters of his weltern world -4--but all thefe adventures. Moore. from the peculiar ftrulture of his eyes, happily avoided, and he is (till heftily flying from lip to lip, with his wings all drip. ping from the honey pot of Anacreon, and his bill full of Sweet meats for the pretty cuckoos of poetry. • Sol Trumbers Mae ElneaL f Dwight's Conqueft of Cancan has failed—but he was tamper. thauably the bobleft and bcft ode maker of his time. t set Barlow - . Subbase Tour to the Top of the Andes, in the Bilious of Columbus. I see Humphrey's Defcrlption and ProfpeZt of the Weitersi World. in Fiat. —Saturday miming a tire broke ont Temple-lane, which etched much alarm, but the mtgines fpeedily arriving it was estinguillsed with little damage. ELICTION AIIIMPOTIS.—Two Gentlemen have been returned to Parliament, who had not the Light la idea of the hon•ur which awaited them : owing to this circumtlance : Mr. Alderman PRINS6P, who had figpified his in- tention of offering himfelf for Beverley, difpatched his friend, Mr. Jousts CORTIaLo, to canvafs that Bo rough, which he did with the greatell (octets and then proceeded to Hull, only nine miles dillant, to canva(s the Beverley freemen tefident there. This was a few boors before the elation, when no fymp. torn of oppolition appeared, and Mr. SaldelL Tor (who has now offered for Surrey) had not even taken the trouble to canvas- Mr. Coin et.o's and the freemen who had accompanied him, being decorated with their former Candidate's colour, pink, immediately gave rife to a report, which fpread ra pidly through Hull, that Mr. Dan tsos himfelf had attired. He was accordingly propofed at the huflings, and 116 elettion was carried, though that Gentleman happened to be two hundred miles from the place, and, as he declares in his advertifentent, knew nothing of the matter. A letter was now received from the Alderman, ray ing, that he bad Aarted for Colcherler, to the great Innrtiffration of the freemen of Beverley, who, a f ter Coliciting Mr. One:no to Aand himfelf, which ire declined, not being, as he alined them, qualified, they immediately (toured the cnantry in all diredions,and picked up, at the head of a brigade, General Veal, who *as returned, Minot without knowieg that be was a Candidate. • 4 .. _ Neu the LONDON GAZETT E, November S. WHITIHALL• NnVlMßilt 7. The King has been graeinuily pleated by Warrant under his Royal Signet and Sign hianu.d, heJring date the sill o,floher 1:,It in give and grant ut.th the Right Fien.nurabk and Reverend Wil-, Ram Nelfon, D. I). Damn Nelfon date Nile, and of Hilborough, In the county of Norfolk, Vileount hiertoti. and Earl Nelfon of Trafalgar and of Merton, and the dainty of Surrey. and his heirs. his Royallicenee and permilfirmt to fueeced to the title of Duke of Brand, in the kingdom of Farther Rielly. with the Fief of the Duchy annexed thereto. In compliance with the defire mhia Sid• Ilan Mildly Ferdinand the Fourth, who had granted the f doe to Ms late brother Horatio ViCeount and Baron Nadi, Duke of Brouti ace. deeeded And alo monde', that this his Tvlairity's caret Mon and deck• maim, together with the relative documents, be regiften.,l In hit College of Arms• MILITARY PROMOTIONS.—(Fron &horde, aigLei Comets.) li•lt•OrisCi. wnv. 8. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Goard,.....Lawfnrel Borne, Gent to h e Camel, without purchafe, vice lackfon, promoted In the 3d /Jragootm 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons-+John Heavi&le, Gait to be Cornet, by purchafe, vise Arnefley, promoted ,6th Ditto—Lieutenant George Home Murray to be Captain of a' Troop, without porebafe, vice Fry, who retires. Cildfireent Regiment of Foot Guarde—Captain the Hon Henry Brand to be Captain of a Company, without pnrehafe, vice Wynyard, appointed to the command of the Royal Weft India Ranges ; and Bithgn Thomas "fhproton to be Lieutenant, vice Brand nth Regiment of Foot-10p Richard Browne to be Lieutenant, vice Green, deceafed. 6th Ditto Sandys, Gent. to be Eaten, without purebafe, vice Andrew., promoted; Hofpital Mate Colquhoun Grant, to ►o Athitatit- orgeon. 7th Ditto—. Lieutenant John Crowder to be Captain d a Com pany, vice Taylor, jots. decided ; Captain Hon. Henry Percy. fern the 6th Weft India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company vire Howe, detested. Bth Ditto—Enfign Thomas Waring Lloyd to be Liew•Ogint USW out purdsafe, and Janie. Drummk, Gent. to be Enbiro, vies Lloyd. rath Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas C. Wadman to be Captain of • Company, vice Smith, demoted ; Enlist --- Maxwell to 1. Lieutenant, vice Wadman; and Jolrpis Bancroft Amfwootb, Gent. to be !align, vice Maxwell. Hith Ditto—Captain Wintringham Lokornbe to be Major, by purchafe, eke Hope, who retires. Lill Ditto—James Gracie, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant, Milo; out porthole, vice Fergufon, promited In the 34tb Foot. • 23 4 Ditto—Williarn Colton, Gent. tone Second Lieutenant, wide out pinhole, vice Menem, promoted. 3IR Ditto.-Belign and Adjutant Willbun Shaw to have the nob of Lieutenant ; !align Richard Lodge to be Lienfenant, yin Barker,deceafed ; and Arthur Blaney, Cent. to be EnOgn,sloe Lodge. 36th Ditto-4.leutoliatt WBliam Wingfidd to be Captain elm Company, without purchafe, vice Johnfon, appointed to tbn 9th Royal Veteran Batrallon ; Ear George Lyndon to be licutenaat, vice Wlogdeld ; Graham Henry, Gent. to be En lign. vice l.yndon. seth Ditto—Major Charles Maier, from the Cape Regiment, to he Major, vice Lyßer, who exchange'. 56th Dato....Afflitant Surgeon E Ratcliffe, Mani the 7cth Foot, to be AlLitatst Surgeon, vice Boys, who exchange,. 39th Ditto--Licutenant Jofeph Creighton to be Captain of a Compaq, by purchafe, vice Duckworth, promoted to the York Light truantry Volunteers. Roth Ditto....Enfign J. W. Reader, from half pay of the 38th Foot, to be EnGsn, vice Gilbert, appointed Pavmafter. 6ti Vitto...Enlign Gilbert Stewart to be Lieutenant, by porthole, vice Kiagiton. 63d Ditto...Eaßgo William Snape to be Lieutenant, without porthole. 7 0(1 A _ Suwon Henry Boys. from the Stith Foot, to he Affiftant Surgeon, vice Ratelife, who exchange,. p6th Ditto.—George Rathbone Gent. to be Enfign, without pur. chafe, vice Hardy, whale apYointmeut has not taken place. Eath Ditto—Enfign Jan Kay to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, via Wright, promoted, poth Dittii—Enfign Alexander Cumming, from ball pay of the 27th Foot, to be lEnlignoice Crotty, dill:lnfra Royal Staff Corp.—Robert Sharman hfq. late Captain le theta loot, to be Paritafter, vice Thompfon who aligns. York Light Infantry Volunteers—haft:ll Frederick WattalElo, from Roll's Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without purehafe. Mcuroa's Regiment. To be EnEgna, de Tavel, Gent. vice Lentzbourg, promote& de Grafentied, Gent. vice Friedberg, promoted. de Ku:stollens, Gent. via Cott, promoted. 'Caps Regiment—Major Thomas Lyßer, from the go* Foot, to be Major, vice Napier, who exchangei. . _ _ - r Steven.. on Barnes, from the Royal', ; Captain Abraham schonuntikuLt to be Major, with temporary rank in the Army;-Lieutenant Charles Donovan, from the 48th Foot, to be Capt n id pf a Coin. pany, vice itelnich, who religns ; Lieutenant Charles JuRl do Cori, bons Meurnn'a Regiment, to be Captain of a Company ; 2'601 Anthony Reichttater, and Philip Von Fuhrer to be • , ticuteaatettet Enfign and Adjatant Frederick Sahwarts to have The rank of Lieutenant. 9th Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain lienry Cole johnfon, front the 3oth Voce, to be Captain of a Company, vice Sheelerley,' appointed to the 3d Royal Veteran Bendiest. The King's German Legion. jib Battalion of the Line--.Enfign Frederick de Sebif,, from the 7th Battalion attic Llne, to be Lieutenant, vice Roden, who retina. 7th Ditto—Cadet Sericant Devil de Bachelli to be Wirt, vice Scbilh, promoted In the sth Battalion. PIGVIMBER 5. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Mayor William Millar to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Du YenWIC. accealet Captain Thomas Cbarieton to be Major, vice Millar. Second Captain loteph D'Arcy to be Captain, vice Cbarletnn. Firft lieutenant Joain W. !Satiated) to be Second Captain, vice D'Arey. Second Lieutenant Gawp H. Mainwartug to be Firft Licutaiant, eke Kettlewell. Dated October 34, do& NOY6 Mlii 7. Corps of Royal Engineers. Captain jobs, Hand&ld to be Major of Brigade, viol Rowley, promoted. Da•ed November r, 1106. PARTNEP.°HIPS DISSOLVED. John Buddk and Edward Nelfon, of Wall's.End,Northumber land, fintir.manufadturcre and c.ru and flour cicalae% Septem ber I, ISo'. Jag* Drabbie and William Drabble, of liolbeeh, Yorkilaire, machine•mskers, Odlober 3a, doff. G. Williams and Richard Davies, of RolVr Gateway. TIMMS. area. Barsoadfsy, Surrey, ibid and lamb (kin dreffers, Novem ber 6, .1106. Mary Holland Elizabeth Harrifon ' of Newcaftle-upon-Tyne, milliners and drefs makers, Novembe r i, 1806. ......... Chrillophee Lucas and William Women, of Stoke.under.fism, Sometfetthire, merchants, Much 30, Ong,. James Marfden, of Well•Sylte, of Madden, and Robert Fell, of Dloarghlae, both in Yothihire, eotton-fplnners, October 3z, and. William Brown and George Ase, of Sheffield, Yurklbire, Joiners' wol makers, November 5, ao& Allen Newman, David Alien, and John Gyett, of Hammer fmitb. Middit4S, gardeners, fcedfmen, and florins, September 29, Oka. Patten, Thos. Chapman, John Lamb, and Charles of Birmingham, button•maliers December 3t , alio& Edward UK: and John Baciley, of Birmingham, hatters, Oc tober 11. tkAS. ..... - . . Join. Yatker, William WilkinG3n, and Edmund Petty, of Ul verßone, Lane&Eike, brewers, Auguft 30, ace. 'fbomas Millington Robut Millington, and John Heywood, of Manebefter, funba.mantsfadturers, Odlohcr 2, 1306. Sarah Nieliolfon and Mary Taylor, of Laneafter, otiUitun, Oc • sober 28, '8..6. John Weller William Weller, and Incepts Weller, of Amer. fbam, Bocklngdansthire, brewers, 'subtler*, and fanners, Auguft in, 0136. itt.bert Cannon, of Capnnwray, miller, James Miiiirgton, of Tewis Field, coal-merchant, bath in Lancabtire, and Jam., Jack fun. of Kirkby Kendal, Weltmorland, innkeeper, Canhcr as, 18:16. Abraham Pike and Henry George pike, grocers and t:t•dea far% :Novmber 6, 1506. Richard (fair Walla= Bay. and Johk GUI, of Tavlitotk, D. vanillin., mere ants, July S. I 06. rrrnci !, Benjamin Singleton, Hugh Barlowe, and John CI Ave. of Los Stadordthire, earthotware manufadurers. iscuifY X 7, d 6. , r • BANKRUPTS. John email, of Clapham•Road, pad& eff ft. Mary, I.lenbilik, dortry. bra, dealer and chaplain, to ferrender Nriverahei c, IS, aid - Jet:amber so. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Grdmond, bride court, New Bridge-ft:mt. William Waver, of the Red Lion, Gray's Inn lane, Middlefcx. vidtualler, dealer and Chapman, November cr, f 2, and Dee. let, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. H. Hughes, (litiord's lon. John Chnllnph Webee, of Whltechapel Road, Middlefex, baker. rimier and Chapman, Nov. tt, 2a, and Dec 242, at ten, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. John Sharman, N 0..), Hart. Brett, Bloomingly. Janke Royle. of Wiancheiter. &idler, dealer and dustman. Nov. t. 24, and Dec. an. at three, at the Bridgewater Arms. Mao. chi fter. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Edge, Brown-Rreet, Mancheiter. Richard Keyword', of Great Grimsby. Lincaltgbire, mercer and taylor, Nov. sy, 26, and Dca. ao, at ekven, at the Talbot Inn, Cailtor. Attornies, Mr. Joliph Pearfen, No. Ls, HoJborn • court, Gray's Inu-lane, London ; or Mr. Hubner. CalSor. Edward Byrne the younger. of Liverpool, merchant. Dec .8, 9, • and so, at one, at the Wont Tavern, in Liverpool Akornies, Stanlilreet and Wiest, No. 6. Leigh-fleets, Liverpool; Sr " Mr. Thotnas \ Vindle, John-ftreet. Bediord.row, London. John Tollturft, of Milton, neat Gravefend, Kent. dealer and chap. man, Nov. re, rd. and Dee zo,at ten, at Guildhall. London.-- Attorney, Mr. Edmond Walker, Exchequer-Office, Lineolu's• Inn, Landott. Hutton the younger. late of Franington, Devon, UMW burner, Dee 8, g. and 20, at ten, at the Csitle Inn, Varntiaple. Anomie% Mr. kho Williams Barndsple ; or Mr.,Charles Lnzmore, Red Lion-fquare, London. John Wakefield, of Bouverie•ftreet, London, dealer and animas, November 24. 2c, at one and Dec. 2a, at eleven; at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Murphy, Bouvarie Rivet, Reet•ltnet. William Crane, of Bridges.ltreet, Covent-Garden, etwefemonger, November 2 4. 25, at one, and Dec. 23, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Senior. Broad-court, Long-Acre. Richard Davey, of Ruffell.court, Drury-laue, Middleton, linen draPer, dealer and cbapman, Nov. at, 22, at one, and Dec. an, at twelve. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry. Anthony Collies, late of Mite End Road, Middleton, Stip-owes,. deakr and chapinan, Nov. ty, 25, and Dee. 1), at twain. fa. Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nny, Mincing Mile, Fenchuraliallailet. Roger Holland, of Great Wretham, Norfolk, fanner, deal. aid chmeisan, December g. 6, and ao, at twelve, at the Sit Bells Bury St. Kelanswes Su ff olk. Anoraks, Mr. Jahn Pate, lkiry St. Edam:Ws 6 or iitr. William Giles, No. 6, Gnat Shire-Line, Harry Thrupp,lafe of Higkate, Middlefet , and of the N ew Corn 7scharire. Louden. warn and feed.fador, dealer wad chapmatt, Nev. as, it6r. and Dec. so, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anomie:a, Maths. Erin and Rlaon, Haydon-tquare, Minories. DIVIDENDS. Nov. tt. Humfrys, kn. and William Humfrys,jun. late of Old Pint-Brett, London, grocers and copartners, at ten, at CulldhalL Nov. r 1. George Browne, of the Old City Chambers, Bilhopfgate- Brett, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall Nov. it. William Powell, of Broad-ltreet, St. Giles, Middlefen, linen-draper, dealer and eharran, at one, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 113. Philip Dugdall, of Portfea, Hants pork butcher, dealer and thiamin, at one, at the Ship and Cattle, Ponies. Nov. 19. Benjamin Stephen Cutibig, of Portland place, Clapham road, Surrey, ficeensatos, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Nov. 2.6. John Florian Goring and Elisabeth Jobor4rwa, of Sti - _ Mary Axe, London, merchants and copirtnera, at , at GniMall, London. Nov. t 9. Chrittopher Clark, of Caddie, Ctinsherbiaid a MEM and linen-draper, at eleven, at the Dragon Inn, Car Ole, Nov. aa. John Cartier and William Wllhlnfon, b Stockport, Cheihire, muffin matnifattnren, dealers, Hitionteri, mad ccpart • ners, at eleven, at the Celtic Inn, Stockport November az. E,ltncA Atkinfon,of.Billings, Lanosithire. NIL= manufacturer, at eleven, at the Minorca Inn, Wigan. November as. John William Other, OW de late of Bowling-, Green Lane,.Cierkenwell, Mid4lefea, vidtualler, at twelve, at Guildhall. November 1%. William and James Ogilvie, of Saville Row, Saint IMO, Weitminßcr, Middlefea, army agents, at eleven, at Guildhall. November at. /doh Sargeant, late of Ruffia-Court, Milk ltreet, London, warehoufeman, at eleven, at Guildhall. November as. Benjamin Betts and Ann Smith, of Bafinghall itreet, London, Factors, at one, at Guildhall. November as. James Graff and Patrick Dempfer Foley, of Tower-ILIA Loam, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. November sa. Robert Hurrion Dawfian, late of South cold, Sate folk, millet, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Haldworth.• November st. Pater John Minvielle, of Liverpool, merehat, lit twetvo, at the Star and Garter, Liverpool. • FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, NOV. 8. Average Price of Corn in England and 4,V aks, from the Returns ending Nov. 1, tBO6. Wisest. I Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I Beans. I Petro. s. d s. d. s. d. s. d. d. s. 6. 78 0 47 t t 42 4 a 1 46 7 47 3 The average Price of Sugar,tomputed from the Returns made In the week ending Nov c, Is 399. I+l per hundred weight. ERA-COAL. METERS' OFFICE, LONDOIII, NOV. 8. CAROOLS SOLD, and raicls• Nov. 3. Nov. 3. Nov. 7. Wedneid. Fi 42 3 47 IP SO .0 NEWCASTLE COAL. Adair's Main Baker's Main • • Renew Long • 4 Bias Main - Carr's Hill • Croft's Main - 4 Melton Moor - 2 Villein Main . 4 Heston Main - 5 Hehbum Main - 7 Holywoll Alain . 1 Kenton Main Weft Kenton Montague Main Pontop—Sintorwi'd - I PO N Tor.—Win4fur's .3 South Moor - I Tassfield Moor - Walker . • 9 Wall's End • 11 Temple's Wall's Enl - 7 Wallington - S Wylam Moor - South Hebburn . I Illyth • . Cowpen Main - 1 Hartley - SUNDERLAND COAL. Pcarith New Main . 44 9' 45 9 47 0 5o 6 so 6 46 0 48 9 47 3 45 6 45 6 44 6 41 6 51 6 51 6 4! o Bryan's Main Hirtley Moor Bourn Moor Eden Main I I 4 iliddick. New main . Newbo•tle Moor Pr 'nude Main Urpcth Reaory Watkingtoo Main - Hedworth Moor - Total,stdps 95 sa 6 4 6 0 42 6 43 0 43 6 5 0 9 48 6 4 1 9 44 C 45 9 Sc 6 43 6 30 9 43 o 42 9 42 0 46 o 4, BIRTH*. Tuefdsy, at Hasemood Lodge, Hertfordadre, the Lady Hungerford Holkyu, Bart. of a daughter. On the 4th Milan% the Lady of the Rev. Mr. Byam, of mouth, of a daughter. On the tft infant, at Otter/. St Mary, Dew at, the I Wm. Fergullata, 11q. Deputy lofpalor of Helpful% of bom Probers': to be I. Vm 4 90 4 0 si 6 ♦8 6 sz 46 6 so 6 4$ 0 44 0 4.0 53 0 sa 6 St 0 46 6 45 6 4615 '464 46 9 469 4! 0 ♦t 6 46 3 On Saturday lakat Mary-la-Bonne Church, by the Rev. Ger rard Andrews, Jofeph Thnprron, Efq. of Upper liarterftreet, to Kyte, daughter of the late Rev. Dr IC rte. DI hi). Thurrilay rimming, aged iB, William Fors, fcciAid fun of Mr. Fob, Solicitor, In Pacx-itrat, k.Llttibtrrit in purfuante of a Commlfhon of Appralfement and Bele (roan the High Court of Admiralty, widrelfed t., Juts pg Tian, Kfia. WILL M SOLD, At Barrow'', the London lon, - im FRIDAY, tha sift day of No vember Maim, at Ten, A BOUT tOOO Hogtheads of FRENCH R.ED 11 WINK, landed from the fbip Dorothea Margaretha, Han, 6tiffenfon Matter, detained on bar voyage from Bobrdrau z . by his Mair..ly's !hip A , J. D. Mansfield, Efq. coronaao4a- Immediately after will be S.ild, About stjg Q Wheat, and 7311 O Ryit, of prime %Jilts% Being the entire Cargo of the film Maria, Silirancuslllagiej. Late Mater, captured on her voyage from Nance, and cosideinact• as prise to the pririatc Utip of war Lion, Mr. David l.cwis, Com mander. For view 11g samples, abd further particulars, apply to mom. Harrifou and furze, London or JOHN 'lath and Co. Merchanta, Plymouth. Dotal Key. t, 1814.1 air Whatera fleet& the Faculty meet With lo B. 'lle Inlbmtbles thy are geumGly baffled by DifortlermifthiLMind." kokturon. CER.TAIN it, th at where cnnidellCe Is not placed by a full and complete difeki'ore of the eau& if tats Di kafe, the remedy i. applied as it vat at r..t..10nt, and the odd, are always spina the patient's recovery To Lis. perhaps it is , principally owing that the BALSA of GI..EA 0 has attdied univerfal celebrity, weakacfs, flatulence, palpitations, watchlldpera,. drowfutefs after eating, timidity, Barnes of heat and Bald, numb. nets, rigon of dlffereat parn.giddmes. pain. (ripecially of the heed, back and loins' ' , hiccup, difileaky of refpiratioa and degluti tion, society, dry cough, &c am. TilW ufual fymptoms of nervous affeetions are lb.:eddy removed and as there complaints &Moon' come within the obfervation of Gentlemen in the general line of ' pradice, It is eserdledloa upon their knowledge or judgment to . fay, that very few of them have an opportunity of that midterm ' which Is the only fold foundation of medical fame; whilft Dr. Sot °won's very eztenfi re p metiee at Gilead Houle , near Liverpool enables Matti . afford that permanent relief to luch unfortunate pa ae,swihape. they cannot otperience under any other phyli.• clan In didlittsdinar-Fee Half a. Guinea inelofed in the Letter. ' TAI.OId LORD ANION, ST. JAMES's.SQLIAIIff. - February ry. • SIR. -4 haws for fome time taken your (Barclay's} Patent Antibniou. Bills, as well a. your Specific for the Goat s and 1 feel happy ha informing you, I have always received the gnome* benefit and nilef (rate them t aid dsall, a. I have dwaye done fincs I have enteric old their efficacy. fed the greaten pica. fore in recommend's them. I am, Your's &c. To the Rev. Dr. BA RC cir. ANSON. From ALDERMAN HIBBERT. Brook-11rue, December 9, tro3. fa efentlally benedted by your Barclay'. Patent Aotiblllous Pills, I mould ace:. ft myfclf were I to fuffer aay affer. tion. to your advantage, to pats unnoticed. I have bees applied to . by fermi friends at Bath, to food them fame of your PWs, and am convinced yam would find the advantage, could yea dtahlifts the fall of them at that place. I am happy to fly my health is now very good, and am always ready to acknowledge the merits of your Medicine. I ant, Sir, your obedient humble fervent, Brook •fireet. Dec. p, aos. S. HIBBBRT. Sold wen:Male and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4. ebeapfide corner uf Patentnitot-row, and retail, by molt country Medicine Yeaders in boles at su 6d. and see meh. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. Dr. jAMES's ANALEVVIC AND ANTIBILIODS PILLS. THE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pint, as a gene ral Prefervative of Health. Is become univerfal, from their efficacy in thole complaints, which continually difturb the Daman frame fuck as Colds. Itheurnatifrna, Heal-a. h., Indigedtioni, and other Difeafes of the Stomach and Bowels; which arife `rota the vielifituder of our climate, or front indulgence in the luxuries of life ; and there falutary eikets are produced by gently opening the pores by night, and the body by day. without requiring any parti cular regimen or confinement. But though the Analeptic Pills are alto very fixviceable in Bilious end other deep-fcated diforders, yet being 'Wiped as a mild purgative only, and therefore not always fufficiently attire, the Antibilious Pills have been recommended In aid .by an eminent Phyfician, who has ufed there Medicines enmbined for many years with the hmpieft (need', In all com plaints of the Liver, as well es in other internal Difeafes. Sold only by F. Newhery and Sons, No. 4s, St. Paul'. Church yard, on the Coach-way, Four Doors from the Corner of Cheap- Ode, London; and at Dr. James's late bottle In Bruton.ftreet ; viz. We Analeptic Pills, price es. 6d. thsiket,or Six in One large Boa for !Les.; and the Antibillous Pills, price is. pd. a Box, Duty in eluded.--Oliferve that the W irds, F. Newbury. No. 4f,se. Pairs," are atatavdai in that amps. D E VELNO'b VEGETABLE PILLS are proved, by experience, to be the-beft and meet innocent Al terative, Poittrtra, and Sw . of the flgoon i end thole Who effikted with the Scurry, Searhutie Rrustioes. Leeway, heroplada, w any other Diforders area% from vitiated Butiowa or thole who have Impaired their conftitutions ju venile Indiferetlons, i,r Meyourial Medieldeb,"thookt by no means omit a count of the Vegetable Pills during the Ammo. ;The operation of this saleable Vegetable . Altered* is fo pleafant anti w o wy as not ce intkrAre with Me avadatlensiad !mewls or plea lure; hs &alms In couSnal to the eniniali4cci, Ea modem co alteration or reittaint in diet ; h willroleeiripirhe Aoilie . ch.blethrt with the food, and graditati pervades the"! chlating Ghia, cor - reeling la Its parrage ,any &lOW (ion) a fltr,te ut-coisvelekeike; in than, it Is the long Ibusrlettif:V i .egelable Operifie or rale, but active. feliftltute for tint faiblisnable mineral, Mercury, Its tAi• del excites the attention and forprite of. medical men, for when all other reedkines have failed, Velno's Pilitmay be retied on as a rpecifie for all idrorders which ;alginate in an impure or im paired Hate of the blood. None can be geoulne, wherefoever or bywhordfoever fold, env kfa the bill of direction is Agned to red ink, by thz Proprietor,.. C. STA - Prepared by Mr. C. Staple.,now role Proprietor, andloldWhode. Pale and retail by Shaw and Edward., he, St. Paul's Qhurehlard a . .:. . on the (oaten y, London, price is. Id. and . IN protelnng myrell ai regtilarly edtteated MENi f hcr of the ROYAL. COLLEGE of SURGEONS In WM DON, I think It IncurdJent on 'me to fignify, that my Diplom from the College of Surgeons. u well 46 Cerlirleit44 from rho • Hofpftals, and various Profdfon under whom I (ladled Paryfle; Surgery, and Midwifery, here been for years placed is one of my Parlours, open to the Infpeellnn of any one who happens to be there, or in delving of fuck examlutloo. Tata relv YICARS I have reagned •all other Pradlic e, _ for the Study rid Treatm , Of V COMPLAIlITS111)(1DillILITT —but ft was not till I hai experience as an Army Surgeon and Ge• neral Practltimser, that I thouaht myfelf jultilled in the Seleetion of this peculiar branch. The concelitrated force of the human Intent& when diredled to a par:fcular point, mull acquire fupe- fluky vrlthln the circle of Its own utiou,and a long continued fee eefe, Is a decided pcoof, that my aft eta hive not been lefe hue- Acial to others than advAinngemis , o.myfclf. The diltrefe and the ndiery w a-!f.t trona a certain deltrue- , tire habit, fu pernicious w fekultsiya. have bleu frequently pea r trayed by the morallits of the age. But it is the duty of every Pradltioner, when called upon, to relieve Inch fuffcrings by Medv ed Affiltance : and It is t h e acquirement of my exchdive expe rience In this line to offer In every hush cafe a fate and certain i eftablifhtnent 11,,0t cafes of deficiency prialled by free living, reit JCIIC C • warm (111113tP, or coo much itai.illenne fedueltvc In all recent Venereal Complain ts, early application inform its iin• mailate core. But In the mot complicated Cafe/ of Delmer accompaniel by fever or piforders of the fydem &filing from ne• gledtat infeftleal; fame perfeverstiee is indifyeafably regulate for the re-animation of the esultirution and sefloration to health sod vigour all cafes with ekSer far, the molt inviolable Secrecy is obferved, anti the terms of ramu.seration arc plainly Bated oa the firft in:ervirw MARTIN BARE, Member of th.i. Royal College of surgeon. in lA:mann, N r. ast,Arunilel-arect, Str3nd, sear Temple Bar. There ts an ad litlanal entrance In Waterdtreet letters from t wn or cut.ntry are eapeeted to contain., bank sot,. tilthi WA*l !A Al' 1.01.4 JUN naIDOS TlP•ifintat ol .• Maiulny .. . 45 minoiro netor * Afternoon - - 6 Illif/Ota OW-. 3 • LONDON: Ptinted and pubaflted by I.F.VEL !ESNs% (ot ( . .on t,rbuty T'Ene. Lur.:.cih).st the F I A a .0•ItelL No. I, CO - cy Ilicet. rublilwl alto Al LIN STAN 01 rl' Kt. Tanyk pa% of Str Wcy- Lady of a 1411•