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tbs LONDON GIZETTE, Fetruary 18. vrMari,pgf r., ritsayaav 18. The King hi* horn *skid to grant to jchn htfilahon. Efq 4 e office ot Keeper of the Stocco,Ordnaoce, and Ammunltion ot ar, of the United Kingdoin of Great tritaiu and Ireland. The King has been pleafed to appoint the Righ: Humurable Robert Sinnc.A, commonly called Lord Robert Spencer. to th e Office of Surveyor General of his Majefty's Woods, P.n ks, Fo tut., and Cla4c es. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. orrick, FFISItUAKY 17. Royal Regiment of Artily ry. • trft Lieutenant the Honourable Herbert Canker to be Record CaptA•., vice Barnes, 1., tired; Second LiCtitCll7.l.t Samuel Char ten to be Viet Lieutenant, vie.. Gattimr. Dated Feb. 13,18345. C.. Itrnt lion figned by the Lord Lieutenant of llanta South Hanti. Cavalry. • Cornet Phn Wilton to he Lieutenant, vice Burlkm, rcOgred. 1 /at eal l'ebruary 13, Cow . ; figned by the Lord Lientettant of the Coitnty of Lanark.—Anderflon Volunteers. Blaj.u. Husk Crete to be Lieutenant•Cobanel; Captain Mewed (.illetpie to be Major. vice H. Coats; Paymatler James Robb • to be Captain, vice it. Gillefpie. Dated Odtob , a• 8. 1803. David wrung, Eh!. to be ditto. Dated neither 9, tilas. (Albert Lang, Efq. to be ditto. Dated Odbaber to, aot. Entlgn Weilter to be Lieutenant. Dated O. 8, ilog. Fillip Patrick Mitchell to be ditto. Dated Odtrther 9, :833 niign lames Graham to be ditto. Dated Odtober to, t Young, Gum to be bt.lign, vice Weblter. Dated Oda. her 8. 'Sot. David Robb, Gent. to be ditto, vice Mitchell. Dated October 9,1803. James Cleland, Gent. to be ditto, vice Grahame Dated Oiftobcr to, dot. Robert Whighatn. Gent. to he ditto. Dated Odlobar 11. 1803. James Mill.gart, Gent. to be Quarter Matter, vice Buchanan. Dated Oetobcr 8, itiot. Archibald Symington, Gent. to he Dated u above. Quarter Matter A. Buchanan to be Paymalter, vice James Rubb. Commiifit)ns figned by the Vice-Lieutenant of the County of Glamorgan. Glamorgan, or Prince of Wales's, Foe;leers. Lieutenant David Selman to be Captain, vice Seam', refigned ; k awn Griffith Griffiths to be Lieutenant, ;vice Beavan. pro inot:d ; William Jones, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Griffith.; George Jones, Gent. to Le hufign, vice Braille. .Dated January t 6, CnmmifTinn in the Tower Hamlets Militi t, figned by the Deputy Lieutenants. Dated Feb. 4, 18°6. ill Royal Regiment. Frederick Maciiamara, Gcnt. to be Lieutenant, vice Rice, re. Aped. Conimiairm in the 4111 Battlalion of Carmarthenfbire Volunteer Infantry, figned by the Lord Lieute nant of the County of Carmarthen. Seer William Hughes to be LLUILII3IIt, vice Griffiths, refigned. Dated February 3, 1806. COmMiffiun in the Royal Regiment of Devon and Cornwall Miness, figned by the Lord Warden. Thomas Moore, Gent. to be Enfign and AfEfLuet Swat:Nl. Dated February sp, 18a6. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Nor folk.—id Battalion of NorfolkVolunreer Infantry. Philip Mallet Cafe, Efq, to be Adjutant, vice Walfo:d, religned. Date January 2j, tBc6. Lynn Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. jubah Green, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated Jan. 27, t Sob. Lynn and Freebridge United Corps of Cavalry, Ar tillery, and Sharp 'Shooters. Captain Lloyd to be Major, vice 'Paylor, promoted. Dated January 27, 1806. Lynn and Freebridge Sharp Shooters. Thomas Fortier, Gent. to be Firlt Lieutenant, and John Val, Gent. to he Second Li:uteri/int. Dated Jan. 27, eta). loth artralion of Norfdk Volunteer Infantry. William Dobfon, Gent. to be 4:itzter Maßer. Dated January 31, 1806. P.IRTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. / Fliomss Tyas, fen. Thomas Tye!, Jun. Thoolarßirliby and William RoLinfon, of Lceds.fireet„Liverpool, brewers, February 02, 1806. Thomas Robertfon and Thomas Sbadforth, of South Shields, Din barn, rope makers, February 1806. ,ufeph Shave, Williani Hoole, William Boothby, and jofeph ' Ridge, of Sheffield, February 14, do 6. John Paningtot.. jun. Charles Barnet, George Snosed-n, and William Bettye, of Garratt, Manclecitcr, dyers and printers, Fe bruary as, a Sob. Robert Copeland Peale, Robert Harrifon, Samuel Nieholfon, Henry Bedford, and James Kicro Watfon, of Hull, Yorkflire, bankers, February r, don. George Bullock and Will. Stoakes, Liverpool, Feb.l2, ,Bc6. Richard L;ardner and Robert Angus, of Mincing-lane, Dvxm• her 31, 18:.5. Samuel :•.111aw, Thomas Docker, Jelin Yates, Jonathan Hodfon, of Mancbcfter, caner, printers, June 7, dor. Henry Weeks and Wilaana Marth, of St. Mamie-bonne, Mid• dee:, dealers and eleapmen, January 24, 1806. BANKRUPTS. George Life, of High H;riowgate, Yorkfhirt, innkeeper, dealer and chapman, to fur render March I, 4. at the Old George Inn, oppofite the Parente. t, York, and April 3, at the Hope and Hotel, in High Harrowgate. Anomie'. Mr. Wmdfworth, No. a a, Staple Inn, London ; or Mr. Henry Smith, York. j.hn Life, of Ripley, York hire, grocer and linen-draper, dealer and chapman, March 4. at the Old George Inn, York, and April it, at the Hope Tavern and Hotel, High liarrowgate, at eleven. Attornic=, Mr. Wordfworth,l4o. aa, Staple Inn, Lon don ; or Mr. Henry Smith, York. George Lockey, of Monk•Wearmouthfhora, Durham, draper, dealer and chapnan, March tg, 19, and April I, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, in Bifhop Wcarmouth. Attornies, Mr. George Parker, Billum Wearnioath; or Mara. Archefon and Morgan, No. 26, Malian Friars, Loudon. 'William asugbfedge, of Liverpool, *dor, dealer and chapman, Mairet 7, R. and April a, at eleven, at the Littictonk Arms, In Pn.larlalge, Staffordffilre Anomie'. Mrllrs. DCD/Itit• and Greaves, King's Arms-yard, Coleman Brun, London, or Mr. John Jeff on, Wolverhampton. 311' , ICS ?WWI, now or late of WiAan, l,arcalhire, timber.tner chant, Fehruaiy at, Mardi t and April t, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. Attornits, hit firs. Phlmer, I ondirdnn, and homfort. Copthall.courr, a hr..vflor ton.ft t . • 1t then Walmfley,.of Grnifkirk, Laneallrire, bra wer, March tj, a fit, March 14, and April a. at eleven, at the Wheat '.heal', Or:v*10o Anomie*, Mr. 'llona* Blackflock, St. Mildred's :. mt. Poultry, London; ur Meas. Wright and Palmer, Orm• talk. It al Lon A, arytage, now or late of Shelf, parlfh of Halifax, York. dike, cotton and woollen card maker, dealer and chapman, March 6,7, and April t, at ten, at the Talbot Intl, Halifax.— Anomie., Mr. Wagkfworrb, Gray's Inn, I.ondon ; or MetErs. • t.' itlef worth and I hompfon, Halifax. Golan Davies, of Enfield W:111, Mirldlefez, potatot merchant, dealer and chapman, February Ig, at eleven, March Land April a, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hughes. Clifford's Ina. 'ferry Rock, late of Orden court, Broad Brett, Ltuidun, jeweller, .:,".11er and chapman, February Is. March Land 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attack., Mars. Kibblewhite and Rowland, Gray% Ida Mace. das tuottncle, of Great Fall Cheap, Lorain, and of Tornham• --ern. Middlefer, cornfactor, February as, at ten, March t, April r, at eleven, at Goiuman A ttorne y, Mr. Brawn, .1 le Friday-React, Chespfide. Afpivall, of Birmingham. Waravlrkfhire, merchant, dealer ! ~'..aptirtar, February 271, March t, and April I. at eltren, at Hotel, in Birmingham. Attornles ' Mat". Ler and • . • birmingham; or Mr. Alexander, Bedford row, London . • • ;tr, rri, r, of Stepney, Middlrfes, craw-keeper, dealer and February 15. March 4, and April t, at ten, at Guild. j Attorney, Mr. bort, Gould fquere, Clutched- I :on. nt Coieheller, Mfrs. taitor 31141 draper, 7143441 .• 11 . et toe, at thr Griffin, C.elole. ihre Attonnics, Suicas, Old jcwry. Imam. LAIV INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'. BENCH, MI 17. ANDSRSSOM r. NIWIN•ti• Mr. Gaanow dated this to he an action for medi cines furnilhed by' the Plaintiff to the Defeniant's family, and tor inoculating the wife and daughter of the Delendant with the Vaccine inoculation, for which the charge was three guineas each, and the only guellion in the cattle would be whether that was a reafimahle charge or not ? The Plaintiff was a furgenn and apothecary, and the Defendant a perfon of inferior condition in life. Anthony Carlife, Efq. faid; that the charges of medical perfnns were regulated by their rank and eminence in their profelli.m, and a:fo by the condi tion of their patient. A pertnn of eminence never took lefs than five guineas for performing the Vac cine Inoculation, but he knew of no inftance in which the charge was leis than three guineas for the Gavle operation of the puncture and the fubliquent attendance on the patient. Lord ELLE m Bolton° it thought that extraordinary. One of the Jury laid he knew it to have been per formed for half a guinea. Sir V. Grans obfervecl, on behalf of the Defen dant, that the lhortefi way -to difpofe of this cafe, was to take an objection, which was a fatal one, to the declaration which contained no count about ino culation, hut only for work, labour, care, and dili gence and medicine found for curing the Cow Pock, Lee. Lord ELLIN amtouctt.—" This is a declaration, charging the Defendant with the expence of having removed a difeafe ; and the lid is, that the Plaintiff inflieled one in the fire inflance, and then removed it, which is the true way of d efcrihing inoculation ; the confequence is, that the Plaintiff mull he nonfuit eel, and I own I think the charge of three guineas for the mere puntlure by which this operation is performed for a poor man, an enormous fum."— Plaintiff nonfuiled. PIGGOT, ItQ V. WHARRY. Mc. YANKS dated this to be an action for 261. being the expence; of the Plaintiff in coming up from Worceller to London, at the inflance of the Defendant, to be examined as a witnefs ir, a fuit in Chancery, on which occafion he had been kept in town a week. The Defendant had paid zol. in Court, and the qiieltion was, Whether that was a flifficient fum for this Gentleman, who Caine up in his own carriage, and the charge would have been more if he had conic up in a pod chaile ? Lord Est.twananoGn faid, that in drifters, he could not demand more titan his expence of travel ling up and down' by the Mail Coach, as there was nnthing (teed about his detention in own, and as he was a man of fortune he had the lefs reafon to complain, becaufe he could the better afford to make fume facrifices to fupport . tire adminifli atinn of juilice. His Lmdfhip thought the furn paid into Court in this cafe was amply fufficient.—Plaintiff nunfuited. THE KING G. SARAH DUFF. This was an indielment againa the Defendant for an affault on her niece, a girl ten years old, who had offended her ; the threw a pail of water over the girl. Lord EL LP SOROUG H obferved, it was a pity that a care fo trivial thould have found its way into this Court, but as it was ltre, it mutt be difpofed of ac cording to law.—Gailty. WIIITIHEAD V. DARIAY. Mr CARLOW Paid, that the Plaintiff was a dealer in birds. The Defendant, Mr. Hill Darley, •eras a man of fa(hion and tatle ; had come to the Plaintiff's Ibop, and hated that he had a feat near Windfor, and that he wanted to hock it with pheafants ; and he bought fume of them ; and took a fancy to a grey parrot alto, for which he agreed to pay ready money, (even guineas and a half for the pheafants, and (even guineas for the parrot. He took them into his carriage, and ordered the bill to be delivered to him : it was fn ; and then, like other men of fa. (him], he aas to take the matter into his confidera tion ; and home he went in his carriage. But he had been confidering the matter ever fince, fur the birds were not paid for yet. J. Gough, the Plaintiff's foreman, proved the fale and the delivery of the bids to the Defendant ; and he thought they were to be 6dd for ready money, as to the pheafants, but not for the parrot.. Sir V. Glans, on the part of the Defendant, raid, that Mr. Darley had loft tool. by this plaintiff, on account of his having lately been a bankrupt. 'l•hat he went to his houfe with his wife, accompanied by a friend, looked ont thole birds, and agreed to pay for them the price which had been Rated. But as to the parrot, he was to take him upon trial ; he was to be a talking parrot s and if the family did not like what he fail, that is, jibe was not chalk and moral as well as copious in his language, they were not• to keep him. Mr. Darley took with him the other birds, but upon this exprefs condition, that they were not to be paid for in money, but in fuch goods a; Mr. Darley had in his wavehoufe, he keeping an exten• five furniture, warehoufe in company with another perfon in Bond beet. So that dead Rock was to be taken for the live one ; for which reakin it was impollible for the plaintiff to recover in this aelion. This cafe, as opened ►:y Sir V. Gases, was complete. ly proved by Mr. Thomas Moreland, an acquaintance of Mr. Darley, who was with him on this occalion at the Plaintiff's (hop, and corroborated by the evi dence of the Defendant's home clerk, who fwoic he had orders from his Mailer to deliver to him goods to the amount of feven guineas and a half, when. ever he fhotild call for them. On which the jury found a Verdie for the Defen dant. ItRNARD O. MALFHIDE. Mr. GARRoW Rated this to be an aelion for the hoard and lodging of a young gentleman at the Plantiff's honk, in Frith-fireet, Soho, in a genteel family, at the very moderate expence of one guinea per week. He had pleaded that he was under age. The anfwer to which was, that there were neceffaries, for which he was liable, though an infant. It appeared afterwards, however, that the Defen- dant was only 15 when he went to the Plaintiff's houfe g that the agreement for his hoard was made by his brother, in his father's name only, and that the father had the misfortune to become infulvent, and this widow, who was the executrix of her hill hand, had been harth enough'to melt the boy for the debt, on %%1)41 Lord ELLENSOROUCH obletved, there was no pre tepee for this anion, which was one of the fruits of the rule by which executors are excufed frum paying coils , the experiment of a trial could be made with• out oxpence.—Verdift for Defendant. MEARGEAN V. PEARCEALL. Mr. PARKE dated this to be an action on the (Wine of the 13th and 14th of Charles 11. c. 14. for it pe nalties, of 405. each, for exerctfing the trade of Silk Thrower, without having ferved an apprentice thip to that trade, as required by the Itatute. It appeared that the Defendant is a filk merchant, Cheapfole, and that in the year 1804, a perfon of the name of Weft left the mill and trade where this bufinefs was carried on, in Spitalfields, to the Defen dant, in truft for an infant, and the bulinefs was not conducted by the Defendant, but by a perfon of the name of Froft, who had ferved an apprenticefhip to the trade ; that the Defendant only furnifhed the money for carrying it on; upon which, after thc ac tion was objetied to by Sir V. Giant, AS not coming within the meaning of this Mt of Parliament, Lord ELL EN BOROVG K held molt clearly that it did not, for here the Dckndant was only riding as Tr of tee for another, and if he had omitted to carry on the trade as that Truflee and Executor, he would be liable to an affirm at the fuit of the infant f.a a devaltavit.—P:aintiff Nonfuited. SPORTING INTALLIGENCE. BETTING ROOM, FEB. ti. STATE OF TH 1 ODDS FOR TH k DUEY. Nine to z and 4 to 1 awl Trafalgar, by Gobanna; ofit tot agft Prunella ; to tot agR Sir F. Standilh's filly ; t t tot agli Mr. Wilfon't, colt ; even betting between Rapture and Clather. OARS-6 tot on the field. CLAIST-6} to ¢ aga Plantagenet ; 8 to t agft Hippomenes. Betted—too to 9 Plantagenet does not win the Claret, and Trafalgar the Detby ; zgo to to Trafal gar and Norah do not win the Derby and Oaks. MALTON COURSING MEETING Had the &ft day a very thin attendance of Mem bers, in confequence of which, a number of the Matches became forfeited ; and though there appear ed on the Match Book more engagements than ever were known, from the forfeitures, there was an aftual want of Matches to fill up the fira day. The Prize Cop, after a fevere-Ccur "e of two miles, was declarid as follows : Major Topham's dog Gaillard, (Derbythirc breed) . I Mr. Slinglby's b. b. Serpcnt s Mr. &lt'a dog Sbylock . - Mr. Croft', b. dog Cymon - . the Hare was not killed. Five Matches, betwixt Mr. Befl and Mr. Darlcy, were off by content. /tlr. Lee forfeited fix Matchr , s to Mr. Beft. Mr. Darley's Driver forfeited to Major Topbarn's Snow Drop. Mr. Tho-rpfon's Tib forfeited a piece of plate, of t cps value, to Mr. lien's Hawk. Mr. Percival forfeited three matches to Major Topham. Mr. Dailey's Dent forfeited to Mr. Slinsfby's Har Mry. p . Th'mpfon forfeited two matches to Mr. Croft. A honfe in Port Royal, Jamaica, in which were Captains.lwat.tristo, 11,14Doww sta., and COGHLAN, of the Royal Navy, and Lieutenant fixowax, of the Royal Artillery, fell to the ground. The three Cap• tains were much bruifed, particularly the latter, but none of them dangeroufly. Every Ticket drawn next Saturday is fore to be a Prize, and the Fill Drawn Ticket on the Sixth Day is fore to be zo,oool. therefore thole who pur chafe now have a double chance, as every Ticket drawn before the aBth inflant is lure to be a Prize; and every capital Prize already drawn has been fold in Shares. STATR LOTTERY.—The Ticket, No. 10,730, as firft drawn yellerday, entitled to Twenty Thouland and Twenty-two Pounds, was fold at Meffrs. HA ZARD, BURNII, and Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange, in one Fourth, one Eighth, and ten Sixteenth Shares. Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, continue on fale at the above Office. All Tickets drawn on Sattlistay next, the fifth day, will be entitled to 221. each, and the firft drawn on the Sixth to Twenty Thouland Pounds. On Sunday the 16th init. in queen-fquare, Mrs. Horton, of a daughter. r• MARRIED. Lately, in Ireland, the Rev. Gerard Thomas Nod, fecund fon of Gerard Noel Nod. hfq M. P. fur the c •unty of Rutland, to Mita O'Brien, daughter of Sir Ludua O'Brien. Bart. Saturday morning, at St. Margarct'a Church, Wcitminßer, Ro bert Atkinfon,Efq. to MiG Loutfa Jane Stmt, chlrft daughter of 'l'. George Street. f fq. of Middle Scotland yard. Whitehall. LNIk.U. On Thurfday lait, Mr. W. Renwick, of Bartlett'. Buildings, while in eenv-rfatien with his wife, in apparent good fpitits, drop ped down, and expired in a few rninutts. At l.ilbon, where be went for the recovery of his health, pn the 16th of January, Sir Cbriftopher Halts, Bait. of Mundail, lineolnibire,hy whole death the title becomes extin& • • On the 23d Odoberl2ll, at Antigua, Capt. William Campbell, of the Seth Regiment of Foot, youngelt fon of the late John Camp. bell, Wei. of Lothend. '`HE Rev. Dr. BARCLAY has been favour e d A with a great variety of teltimonies, acknowledging tbe effica cy of his Barclay's AN FIBILBJUS PILLS; he begs leave to ftibmit the following, addrered to Dr. &Way's Wholesale Agent, by the Hun. Archdeacon Caulfield : "Sir, Glensrm, July 8, Rot. " I have received your treat fupyly, in two double boxes of this moll r acellifit medicine, chn iiiii Maud liarclay's Antibiliors Pi Is, for which the Rev. William Barclay has a patent. I informed.you I had found them very clEcacions, and I reonefled permilfion to add my name to the mull rcrpeetable fignattrrrs in Its favour. I fhould imagine the Archhifitop of Canterbury's name of itfelf fut. Ileicnt, and acknowledge I tried the entirely on my firm belief that it was in Well an holt. It is not pulliblefn dignified a perfon• age would (offer his name to be made ufc of, but for the good of the public, or that it could be unsexes! to any thing but truth. I have expe rienced the foundnefs of the foundation on which I built, for I was fubjed to tormenting flatulencies, proceeding from bile, and have to thank Mr. Barclay fur the cure. You may therefore make ale of my name where and when you phofe. 0 I ant, Sir, yours, &c. " J. C.AIII.IIELD, Archdeacon of Rilmore.“ A Caution ..-Olderve the name of William Barclay is engraved ne the Stamp which is affixed on the outride the wrapper eat each box; all not fo (tamped area dangerous imitation. Price Ss. 6J. and tos. per boa, with ample direclions. . . Sold. irbolefale and retail, by appointment of Dr. Barclay, it Mr. Butler's, ?in. 4. Cbeapflde, corner of Paternotter row ; and retail by Callwell, Dublin; Bcott.Edinburlh ; and by moll coon• try Medicine Venders In every Town. ---.., • FREEI4OI.b. READII4O, BEAK - g• TO BE SOI.D BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, With immediate poffeinon, A FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, and commodious Shop in full Trade, in a centrical pirt of the Bomughnt Readhig, well fituated for bonnet*, fubnatnislly built; and in excellent repair. Fivurrs to be taken by apprati,tnent. For further particulars and to treat for the purehafe, apply (it by lettcr,polt paid)..o Mr. Vines, Solicitor, Readint. FREEHOLD, READING, BERKS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. ANEAT well built brick and tile Dwelling Houle, with the Appurtenauccs(fituatc on the North fide of Broad ftrect, in the Parith of Saint Lawrence, Reading, in the occupa tion of the Rev. Mr. Dough% Comprifing a Parlour, Kitchen, excellent Celina, two eomnitulious Ro ma on the firit Plow, and three no the fecond, with Garrets over; convenient Wafh-houfe, and waned owdo, ; of which immediately poßeffion may be had. For further particulan and to treat for the purchafe apply (It by letter poR paid) to Mr. Vines, Solicitor, Reading. NEW MEDICINR ACT. FNEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul't . Church-yard, London, Proprietors oj Dr. James's Powder,' and orb., ♦aluable Preparations, inform the Public, that in cod.; fequenee of the new Stamp Duties, the price of•that Medicini will be in future 21. 9d. per Packet, or 11. Ss. 6d. per Dozen• but the (Z2antity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as n ade ulf for the Army and Navy) may be had fur tl. 4i. And as Stamp/ are prepared, by order of the CommifflOners, for Maks. New. bevy's feparatc fife, in which the Words, " F. Newbery, No. 4Si St. Paul's" are engraved, and as it is prefumed that this will he a [unit:lent Security againft Counterfclts,his SignaturCon the la b. 6 will be dircuininucd. The following are the prices of their Medicines, to the fief twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are affixed, but thofe whir purchafe fix or more at a time, will be allowed the Stamps gratis. Dr. James's Powder 1 9 Dalby's Carminative I 9 • —a Bottle 24 0 Dr. Aultiti's Chalybeate —.— Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pilla - - 4 4 6 large Brix 24 0 FreakesTln& of Bark 4 0 Dr. Stcas'a Opotteldoe s 6 Ditto Huxham's ditto 3is —........... Consullion Oil 1 6 Tonic Bills - 2 9 .—.-- Nitre Drops s 6 Englifh Coffee - 1 9 ........... Camomile Drops a 9 Dr. Hooper's Pills a a{ --- Paregoric Lo- Grant's Drop a it zenges - I a t Inglifh's Scots Pills a o Angibaud's Blois ditto It f Henry's Magnefia s 6 Effence of Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton's Drops 5 6 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o SplUbury's Drops • 5 6 Cephalic Snuff a o Dr. Solaodeis Tea s 9 Jones's Rheum. Tinet. 3 6 Greenough's Tinetures x ai Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Ditto Tolls Lozenges x a Effence of Peppermint xii Enlace of Ginger 1 9 (liars's Magnefia 3 6 N.B. As many Perfons, particularly Mcffengers, mlitake the hnufe of Meffrs. Newbery, they think It neceffary to point out. that it is at the Eat end of St. Paufs,four doors from Cheapfiale. with thofe Words infcribcd on the front—.. _ _ " TOR ONLY WAREMOUSI FOR DR. JAMIE'S POWDER." HAVING dedicated my fell to the Rudy, and beat gradfied by the molt andiderable pradtlee in that !mach which i thought proper to (deft, I croft that I have not more mit • rnployed my time than thufe who, in the extentive add of the rref-on, are occa!onall7 imincrfed in uncertainty, and anent always WWII - that Needs which is acquired by ouncentratiog istelialual power to one Chit of di'ordel..B. The di:ealea of DitfiLLITY arc peculluly aftrAng for they being with them a train of conconsimnt fymptoms and, by a de orefEon of ad vital energy, exifteoce Itfeif becomes embittered... .ffEether they ni c fromthe prcvaler...e of iG example, thedettroo •ive habits of felool bore, or the indulgences of maturity, they 's quire the moit'afllltious prof...the:al dill ; but by the Ignorance of uneducated m n, the ymplans are aggravated, use. the con& tuden Is Asa hi d =fitt of the ROTAI. COLLIGIci SURGEONS. I gerund my pretenfons on regularity of education; and poffeffitog :very privilege to predict I feel myfeif entitled to that confidence with which I have hitherto been fo flbetelp hasnoroi In the Grit fonfatione of taint weakest% lady arriloatios prevent the (shindy of a &mimed Imo; but where the fut. fern, from a confeloufnels of the unsondlnei tat IRO Met width ended his inSfortuee. Is fearful of the maMilikipt oir winkr• of his family phyf clan and broods over Ids hillesder with esisfil coo aliment it weft be farisfaAor . l foe Ms to he awed hot esty of arability of treatment but aLo of tbe molt It idedebie farm, And in recent Ven.wad Complaints it is pollide to prevent pals, danger or diftrefe ; in the moil complicate! alb le is the amain went of cxcluSve experience in this line to die isle, caul.. and [reedy re-eitabllibment, I offer the advantage of this expatosee to thee of either fa who are afilifted with any kind of DEBILITY, of soy tymptois ell VENIIREAL INFECTION, and in aff cafes the gams of yggs e _ aeration are fated on the hilt interview. Patients in the country aft =pates! to lodate a Bank Daft, aft/ are recut:Red to fpecify their age and manner of Using. MARTIN BAER, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, ft London. No. 29, Arundel Brea, S trand, near Temple Bar. CURIOUS AND INTERESTING. This day was publifhed, price 3s. In one volume odavo,of near goz) pages, with an elegant Portrait of the Author, a New Edition (with Addicons) of GUI 1)E TO HEALTH ; or, ADVICE to both SEXES in a variety of Complaints : Explaining the molt fimple and efficacious remedies for that die cafes which are treated on under the following heads, viz. 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