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I.) POI. M tom Tioust r wlin had ilorn c h a f t :r : f atr,wpting fratidu tiv t.r nlrl.un lb; .1 I 1 ' .1.01:5, but was d,ta.n.td nn aecourt of lying A I . t:::?,11C1, 311.1 Laving no pa , rpolt. was nil Saititela) :n bion,4,lit up tor examination bcfure the LORD MIYOR. Mr j l'lntr.er.n: dep , fed, that twine, at Tier mondrtoy Sp:t G irdels, about three years awl, and ob:;:rving the pi ilonet and tome low women hchAving i•, . t ,nipi,iper manner, her r.:prel! , :i his fiirpriit that 1 - .16 cnniNny Ihmtld be admitted, immediately on wipe') he was attacked by the pri!inscr, win. cut heat auras the face with a kniic, or come other (harp ioaroment, and then efcaped. Ile obtained war tut opi-r...h.ziwing him, but could hear nothing till from the n,Wfpapers he had been C. ,• .n.i!ted be hits Lordfhip, he went to the Compeer t , ‘ l.e bum, and inilantly tte , .;niztel his per Ni. The I,tt by the wound on Mr. Plurnerage's face, is about three inches long. 'foe prifoner dtnicd the charge, but he was re manded for a further hearir,g. Several perfons, apprehended the preceding night, for joining a tioify affernblage in what is called the Proclamatiun of Bartholomew Fair, by Lady Hol land': Mob, were brought up, but after being pro• perly admoninied. they were difcharged. IN TSMDID Dos, —A duel was to have been fought on I't iday mottling, between Mr. H— and Mr. B—, who are both in the law. The parties met on Wimbledon Common, attended by their feeonds. A confiderable difficulty arofe about adjußing the neceffary preliminaries. Mr. H— baying only one very large pillol, and Mr. S— two of a fmaller di mention. It was prepofed they should tots up for the &ft fire with the large pißol, but this being objetted to, the termination of the bufinefs was deferred till the following morning. In the interim, notice of their ihtemions was communicated to the office in Bow flreet, when a warrant was iffued for the apprehen fion of both parties; they were accordingly taken into cuflody ; and on Saturday brought before Mr. Caan•m, when, pledging their words that the mat ter (hould go no further, they were liberated. On Wednefday IA Mr. Wstrroan, Coroner for Devon, held at Cowle s HOtel, Plymouth-dock, an foqueß on the body Lieut. Colonel Beowme, of the Royal Montgomeryfhire Militia. Colonel B. had mounted his charger in the morning to join the re Fiment, on the lawn before Government Houfe, and in going ft om the above hotel, the bridle entangled: in its (ping forward to reaify it, it is imagined one rf his fp,ins touched the animal, which immediately le( off do%n Georxe.fireet, the girth broke, and the Co vs.cl's hat fell off, and at the end of Pembroke fir err he was thrown with tuch violence spina the flag Stones of the flat pavement. upon his head, as to oceation almoll inßant death; for, upon the pal forger, running up; he exclaimed, with his hand to hisiresd, s• My Goo, my GOD," and expired irritant ly.—Verdid Accidents! Death. On Thurfday morning the Cambridge Rage corn ing to town, broke down on Holborn•hill, by which two men. ontfide paffengers, were fo dreadfully bruited, as to be taken to St. Bartholemew's Hnfpi tal. Three other pailingers were Rightly broiled. fro" tit LOivIAN GAZETTE, S. 3. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-oaatca, sarr. 3. Cattle Martin Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. .-- Adams end Martin Campbell, Mipa to be Captains • Henry Senurb,kl, Jun. Cent. to be Lieutenant; John Bewley and Henry Levet ,Gents.to be Cornets. Lincolnibire Light Horfe Rangers. Sir Caen He:thecae, Ran. to be Major Commandant; tie Hon. Peter rumen and itinert Heatleme, Mira. to be captains. To he Licurenema—Senjamia Sail a, jun. jobs Manners. and Tbontaa Rawntley, Gents. To be Corocta—Ldward Mamie, William Huldernefa, and J.M. Maydwell, Oen:a. To be Adjutant—Than Rawoney, Omit. Northampton fhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Robert Slorrard. Gent. to be Cornet, vice Lord Lillord, promoted. Rosburghlhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. 4 wcnern Troop. i William Ogilvie. Gent. to be Second Lientenant.vlee Riddle. Brighton Volunteer Artillery. S7MUCI Moore, Fig. to be Captain. A To be Li, utesasita—Jultn Mina, Robert Dix, and Aadrew Bond, 1 (hots . ----- Glamorgan Rifle Corps of Volunteers. Llets•crant Bufrtt to be Captain, vice Markham, who reigns; 'Vs illitm Jenki:.s. Gem. to be Enfigo. Hexliana Volunteer Infantry. Thrannt Gibrim, Erg. to be Captain: Jnbn Gibfno, Gent. to be ' 'Lieutenant ; Thrinvo , Graham. Gent. to he Etifi.j.n. iiiiii•Loiiii.in Vibiliblecr infantry. i Camel.. I 4eatemint Rot grown to be Captain ; Lieutenant t Virt.or to be Captain. Loyal Newport Volunteer Infantry. Licut,rant Colonel William °slander to be Lieutenant Colonel I C• wan inie..int. I 1.,),..il Nor .11wnod Rifle Corps of Volunteers. Vrel... \Voir! ..., trq to be Cason ; Henry B men, G , ...t. to be I L. ~ t, r.,,.!; ?,.f., It R ::li-rd., Gent. to he helot. i t LoyalP‘rt.brilkclttite Legion, Vniiinteert. • :(t.1% ...a R , ,elt. rq to be 1.4-uter.ant Coloncl Connuaodant ; jelly:. i Noel , . 1,11 to be Captain..( Cay..iry. ' 1 ...: eC: r.i.ins of Imat.try—jolm I,‘ tiii.iro Stokes, 1f..r.:1 Stokes, ai.,l %1 iliam lii7enn, Ergto. To he Captain of Ar , intry•-•John tort Stol-ra, Ffq. T, be ('amain 1 i.-otet.ant of Ara:Ley—Robert Robertron, (ent. 'lO be ; il it Lientinant I of kr....0u7...-John Grant. Tbonia.l)avis, ! 0 ..• I i.,7eiti. kiihir.l Rtes. anti %Voltam P. Allen. Gems. '1 ..t. ~... rrt:-limes l'hilhys, Gent. '1 , 1 bl. F,.,...`•! I.l'llt(fLart. or lor,ntry....Elw..rd Dyne, J. Morris, ....it ;an.,. ‘‘' Viiins, Gents. T., l::.. cold Lit t tiltants of Artillery—David Bowen, sod . r ;...... rge, (trot.. i 1., be (...lbopl..ii:—P. , -v. B Gillian. 'l. be Anima• t—Winitin lohntlene. Girt. 'a et be Q . 9artir Vent r-1.1 . l'ot ter, Girt. l'ercy Tenants y V,l , ,Ty.ecr 4.—Claalry. , robe Captainso-Ffenry Coward. Thorn ... 1.•,P t• , Anitiotly I..int. bell. limn:lle Lamb. Cbarks Nixon. ;•.:I‘. W in. iz c.. ...Cron'. To be I icu • enantoi-jocepb a 11, ion. G , 0...... L 4;l'r. 3..ir, r..,',:a -rort.John 'I aylor, j r obn lltitiot.il,ard (0, r 7, V't..11..;1i two,. To be Con eta—Robert Davitlioi., John 1 , 0ti..n. k m . 11, . n. ,„ Pram. Robert swan, Robert W'aite, attil Ginit. %Caron, j,i, Gaits. Tnfantry. To be Car.sins—Adam Atk its. m 2. r :.•'-l•r:1 T, I I,..mas !Nana, joins Cluttcrbock. 11, nrs !”:11, John Hal, .10er la 1...mh, Cothbrrt John •1 t!b s Sm.. r, phones 5 1 bompfue, John Waldtc.,sed Joi. -, J.. 1 k 7- I.- 1.. tt I .irutt ',mos—Wiliam Bcfl. Cbriltnrher Blactert,y,l „ Ishrirp,italsifUtrifk, jut). Kass% Dizon, ;IQ or , ' in To P T:!: . Pl. einlcr, Trinfiat ttrbfen, Aet!.itr t, :• John Tate.ThornasT..re. •I W :of , o. 114 i I homai Lietit , ..o,ots--1 , a.1•11:..ird. Alt :ander Bartleroan, 1)o fin, I /i botin Dunkin, (teorge Furitcr, T. II .rd., Hobert Flrr. ei, ;I.,tth-w hcadlaitter, !144riin r Thonial Pl)ttP,lleery H.ddion. Int•n Story. jun. An dre,: • Ilverplao, Joan 1V sites, Jef h lA';:tfott, and c• o'3. The Q . Lieen's ft,-, it Reciment of V , itinteerF. The : :onotiralile Robert Lord Holiort to be Colonel; the Reve•end Wcedoo butler to be Chaplain. Battalion of Ditto — l.ieurrnvu•Coi n,I Frederick Philips Roe . b.: Gat, Ordclr of the London Pith - let to be Lieui,ll:.i,t Col' II I ; Steiih.ii Rollelton. Efq. to be Major. To be Captain. of Colop..ni....—John Burman, John Grativ:Pc, Jobii Lionbert, Theniss Woud, John Lane, and William Ma ry. Flys. To nett Lieutenants—rohn Bligh, J. F. Fiefen, John Din:ex, William Spike, Charleiitiartlin, and Williim A) r,n, G, rats. To be Second wenant*Williant Craggs, Wil lam Clinton, J..hn Sadler, John Bidwell, Michael Forearm, Thomas Clarke, Henry RiiiiAr•n, arid Tlin v:1*1 Attwood, Gent,. •To Sur!eun—F. R. Pat flow, Gent. ad Battalion of Ditto—Jahn El'q. to be Lieutenant-04o nel; Charles Horkiniun, Liq. to be Major. To be Captains of Cornpaidee—Richard Lufack, Thomas Pinnoek, William Sadder, Riirrard, James Mac Clary. Thomas Matiglian, and I Inory Nina, Efqrs. To be Brit Lieutenant,— Joieph Lynn, William Hanbury, Rich ard V. allis, George Orme, William Green, Pierce Odell, and Charles Charnier }taper, Cent% To he Second Lieutcnin:«—Peter Frederick Robinfon, Richard Rata. , bury, Thomas Owen, Euftaco Darby, James Johnfon, H. W. Harris, and —l 4 :arner, Gaits. To be Surgeon—Thomas Ranby Reid Gist. To be Allift.ant-Surzcon—DaYlit Eggkltnn, Gent. St Margaret's and Sr. John's V olunteer Infantry. The Honourable William Frederick Ellett Eden to be Licitr.sant- Colonel ; Johnones, IEII. to be Major. To be Captains--Jureph Sanders, James Watts. Mira Stablcs,and John Sale. Efir. • To be Captain-lieutenant—Simon stepkent n, Efq. To be Lieutenants—Thomas Daniel. Humphrey Pritchell,Robert Clapham, James Colquhoun, Charles Farebrother, and Francis Jullion, Gents. Tu be knfigns—James Mitchell, James Henry Demo, and jobs Barnard Sale, Gents. Severn Volunteer Riflemen. Samuel Wathen,Efq.to be Captain ; Nathaniel Wathen, Gent. to be 1 irit Lieutenant ; John Snowden, Gent. to be Second tcaa t ; and James liana, Gent. to be Adjutant. Ti inky—Houle Royal Volunteer Artillery. The Right Honourable William Pitt to be Coined; Jokes Cot ton. Kfq. to be Lieutalam•Colonel ; and John Travers, Efq. to be Major. To be Captain—jots-ph Cotton, John Travers, Gairge Burton, Anthony Caren:norms Brown, Efqrs.; Sir Robert Prams; Francis Edierb, Gilfred Linea) Reed, Henry liinde Pay, ohn Delhi, Timms King, Jokph Hilddart, Abel Chapm an , John Sealy, Effingham Lawrence, William Fearer, George Cur tis, and John Woo/more, Ffqra. To be Lkutenants—john Boyd, Richard Lewin, Julio Walker, John St. Bathe, Williams Agnew, John Atkinke Blanchard, tlYam Ballantyne, Allen Chatfield John Either Throcimor ton, Thomas Morton, William Smith, Philip Stimpfae, Wiplata Raven, Dennis Butler, Robert Ward, William Webb, John Fowlerton, Jonathan WLfat , Akzander Watt, and John Ito binfon, Gents. To be Enfigns--Wlillate Beatfon, John Hervey Pay, jareph Boulderfon, John Corner, Goland Burton, A. T. Appleganh, William Powell, John Beatfon,Robert Brown, Andrew Timhrill, Mac Robinfoo, Henry Lasky, William Mardian, Thus. Barns, John Chad!, Anthony Hooper, William Dodds, and George Yuung, Gams. Vantage Volunteers. ran Wife, Efq. to be Captain; William Butler, Cent. to be Flrft Lietnenmits Robert Belcher, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Me of Wight Volunteers.—South Lad Battalion. To be Captains--Ilenry Worfky, James JoLlitle, and J. W. Wa ve% Efqrs. To be Lieutenant—Jobn Godfrey Thanu, Chat. To be Enfign—George Wortley, Gent. Woodbridge Volunteers. Purcell, Efq. to be Captain, vice Carter, cared. Edmund Jenny, Efq. to las Captain. ComsnifGons figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Cambridge. To be Depary-Ideatensaus—Tbamas Maser, Efq. Dated Fe bruary a. aos. Hardy johnfon, Thomas Orton, Owen Gray, and William Mar tin, Efqrs. Dated March at, 2803. William Dunn, Efq. Dated ail as, dol. Cnriflopher Pemberton, jun. Efq. Dated July rs, Lord %Irene= Roytton ; Francis Pemberton, Thomas Fawcett, Harry Spencer Waddiugton, William Rayner, John Esies,Mat madulte Dayrell, Thomas Qiiintio, Jun. Thomas Hall, Jun. John Siarpe, jws. Edward Weatherby, George Leeds. Cha r l es Mad ryU, John Wrflwcod , Jun. and Nathaniel Goodman, Ekes. Dated July t 6, tBo3. Commit:lms in the Cambridgefhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Second Major—Tanheld Vaebell,Efq. Dated Julyl,lBo3. To be Captains—Philip Lord Vilcount Royltoo. Mambo, 2803. Francis Charles James Pemberton, Efq. Dated March 7, 1803. Harry Spencer Waddington, Efq. Dated March IL 1803. John Hoek) , Wad.!ingtoo, Fig. Dated March 9,180 j. !Imams Fewer. t, Efq. Dated March to, 1803. Sir WEllam Darlev, Knt. Dated July 6, 2803. Rayner Dixon, Efq. Dated July 7. iBO3. Charles Wirth:, Ffq. Dated July 8, 18.33. To he Licutualds—lanses Duffy. Gent. Dated Apra a, sso3. Henry t;,tode. Cent. Dated June 9, xBO3. Henry Panbseton. Gent. Dated July 9, 403. Thomas Pokhampton, Gent. Dated July to, doi. Jofspls William D.iprd, Gent. Dated July 11, 1803. Henry amen, Cent. Dated July 16, 1803. cibblns, and Riekarby, Gents. Dated July sy, :IN. To he Enfigns—Henry Headley, and Anthony Dea., Gents. Dated June 10, 250.1. -- Humbly, end Beaks Cents- Dated July ay, 0b.,. Comrnillions figned by t he Lord Lieutenant of the County of Worceßtr. To be Deputy-Licucuants--The Right Honourable Thomas Lord 1-oky, and Thomas Henry Bard, Elq Dated July 211. 1803. 1 he Honourable John William Ward, John Knight, John Weir, William Welch, John Adams, Edward Brookey Pentice, and Han Bkw, Ergs.. for the City of War/vita, and Coun:y of the fame City. Dated Augult it, taw. ContmilEons iu the Wurcetterlhire Militia, ligned by the Lord Lieutenant. Fe. be Crptaios—John Wakeman Long, Efq. Dated Auguft 17, I;sci. J din Cork, Jan. Efq. Dated Augult 18, zBO3. nt r,NAscr.-orricE, A VGVST 3t.). Royal Regiment of Artillery. Corps at Canner Dries n—Tbutnas Srm re'. Gent. from half.pay of the Corps, to be Licutenant.Commiffary. Augult 24, 180 3 Au G t s r 3 t.— Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Licutsuant K iliiarn A. Dingky to be FleA Lieutenant, vice J. W. ruired to the Invalid.. Dati d Augu ft 26, 1803. IIETT Balt s. —Corps of Royal Engineers. Grosleman Cadet George Hamilton to be Second Lieutenant, eke promote.]. Dated May 'BO3. BANK IttlPl'S l'i.orrni Irvin and jaftlell Holden , now or late of Hilifas, York t..;•4:, 4:y rr.„ deal, r*. dial:mon, and copartner., to furrender Scp tr.^l." xi.' o.ftolier is, at tin, at the Talbot Inn, Halifax. A voroi. , , Mr. N ig It (worth, No. 9, Holhorn-cuurt : Cray's-Inn, N ra. V'iglrlitnrth and Thompfon, Halifax. Thc,.naa 41, L. of Newt - Ale-upon:Fyne, sroctr, Sept. 26, :7, sad r t c, at cloven, at the Sh..kapear Tareen,New c.,)tle-up,,0.'1.1.nr. At torvies, A Ir. lA'illfbur, Gray's Inn-rquare,' London ; or ','r. f orft:T, Alcwraßle-upen.Tynr. T h xnas ot eymnith and Nlilrorobe AeFi. , Doefee. that grn'.r. r thcr 14, 15, :414 (kW). r I ~ :At tit Vto,llt the h"..c,t'a A nal Ipo. Dor, I,ller. Anorci Nit. J. GO, Jobno, ; or T.:7 Iola) Al.xandcr, .rd•r:Av. Jo.:th Pa. ar, of l•licirord I,rigxr, 1.. tie r ,th of Broughton. r, common-brew,. r, tit al. r chapman, L. at four. pt. ic. and Oft,,ber tr. at (kern, at the 1 rare Lion, GLanf..rd Attorni,.. \lr. John Trevor. ..kt.niurgh ; or Nir urs. I .o‘initUal an 4 jflll a Secgadarki tn;Kv, Topple, LtnidAni. This day was publifbed, By H. D. Symonds, tstersioder-rew ; J. Mstheurs, No tS, Sftesd Logsdon • Remnant, Hamby ; Dregdale, Damedtrect, Dub, lin; Roil:at Ilk and Cs l eatißres, New York; and all other ; An entire new andimproved Rdidon,eselleingisf near 3eie pages, in one Pocket Volume, with an elepst Permit of the Amebae, price 3.. only, of QOLOMOt4's GUIDE TO HEALTH; Or, La ADVICE to BOTH SEXES In a Variety of Complaint. ; • to which Is athiedot DiffertaUtin on the Ufa and Abdo of and Sea Bathing. To rna Post.te. The 01010 t TO MOLTS having palled thTollo a 1141,1b0r of Mittens, and hal espeeteneed a fafe unpreeedentedly great—lt Is therefore now Reprinted with many improvements, sad it may be with eouildesse affected, that Si valuable a publication to the afflieted is general has never boas printed is this or any Oat, langUMC;—the weak sad delicate femde—tbe youth who has jell Sniffled Ms education at any of the public fentisaries ; she axed who are drooping under difeedem origasatiag from an Intpurtty of blood; people of /Ado,; andirons perinea of a &mesa and fokostary life, u alto thole afilietad with nervous affections in ge deal wIS find " 50i,0110,1 . 1 Guise TO H " a fa•thfil tom vefien and an sanding initructor; in !Met, use pirfoo who values the enjoyment in a mud Rate of health will be a moment without beim' pffleffed of tbs. skill, they, tamable mad Importaut pub The hidden Soweto of Woolen& and Debility with which Th.nitaids are adlidtad are herein lold open, and tie Means of ideftneation to the bkdings at Heal* and daength, Pally and amply communicated. The Diforders peculiarly Incident to the Rank Sex In every fituation are alto expatiated upon, together with advice to both fines, for aide feast infirmities of nature, which delicacy often furtdds to difaule, even to the nntat relative aimpriling a treatife on 1 7 / 1 4ALII D t , Nervuos, Hyinaboodrias, Con fumigates Complaints, acc.. And at nerved, and hypochondriac omnpl lints we mach more prevalent in kiis than I. generally imagined, attuned with many dreadful sad alarming Symptoms, which certainly clam alliance, and nut as is too generally the elle, dnifson is cusitaripti the autho r has been very attentive roach' method dente; and hi flatters hi Wel( from the olderratlaris be has made. that the prdast is *trod a treatife on theft difeafes as any extant. What can be of more importance to a female, than to be pro. poly acquainted with every Symptom to which Ike is pea slimly I whit And Marto conitudt heticif In Inch encumitancas, • ithent wounding her delicacy by a difelofure of h r fears or her spree betilimie, to the rude icrutioy td pretond,d friends. Youth who have utiguardetil) plunged thanifelves into licentious nir, :toil feel the dr.adful ef. t, of impure embrace ((ow what is AEI more dreadful, tnjuilleinta treltm nt of a comp! iint which has ton many illiterate pretenders to cure) will Mid a (mescal Glllol 10 HSALTI:," mad HAffl/11511 too , in the peruial of the prcllnt publication. In i..f,.rders win re lineation has repeatedly (Ale.% when no other rtmeoy could "vitiate the unhappy (offerer t o that hi kith I,c on. for unattly loft, the Anti-imp. ti.ines will he found the great and only (*.Rorer of health and vigour. 'thole who have refuted to bat climate., and are ematiated, nr labour under a continual dfain of nature, whereby their bod.ly ftrenith la not only ech3ulted, bat taro their nuour and ilvacity impaired, will meet with a friendly monitor in this (mall, thews:. Cairo: tart publication. Young people i•f either fee, who btv un fortunetely given way to a elelutivt. (egret, and deernetive tire, injured their health, and di Rem ell their elude animal firmlieri• will mitt with a " Balm of Con folation" in peruluig the mode cat sure laid down in "The Guide to Health." Ibe And , : rI. proud to oitifiCi. that he has been milled by eminent iittrary medic.l a ell, to whute I ihour. aid atilt mud. indebt , ..l: FIR h•ve tried the rim.!le. prcfcrshid at sell as litartlclf, and have nut hero afe.id is slimmed to acknuw. hub Oeir falutary a. it pm:, rtal ifffcry. el. (t a k e . a v, n in a: y &malt liar in Town a. Coon' yr, for SO I 0M(n.4 . • i l 7tl)it ALT H," bc duly %a ieu r o d, at eny aLh C • y, fire id Carrfaire • • for the vary cicclkte Usirsaer of tlw iluuk, fee the riff- far, id K ws. roc Pestle—Nothing can be a Reenter pied of the utility nt au. with than the t.nprecedenred isle it ha. re,: with— nolri,tharnitVrNivTOlMMANU lavaHY luhe.swung beta d p4s4 tea in a esry lb i t tune. TES PREVENT FR ATM, The Ronettralde Commillionrrs of his Mak ay's Scamp Of6cu have granted Permiffion to Pr. lianousa to have his Name in fir l knpth iitertrd on the Stamp: rat his Mr,liein, 14. six w., Nr. 9. Arian .11 , er, I, ;" to imitate whiebi it r,lony. This Median. 2, not genuinc.uub.f6 trabovenameis on clic DEAR SIR, Portfmouth. 1 1 lunation for many years pan has been lib truly .I.VI miferabl:, th .t witbed for di at i to relieve me ut have withed in vain. Ou iig to nivsttik ind,l...retions (habit/ coo.rael e d at fe.i,:e!) I lahnured *meer aimort a tot/ deprivatiota of fight, my ntcn:ory had left its retentive power., and my other faculties v. ere fo much imp tired. that I had little hopes while mg 'lid...nee might be probing, d, at bring any th:ng elk than a drone in the great I.ive of :ozi . ty. I had apelic.l to a number of phyficians, whuft ircfcripiions, loft cad of nlicvi g, tended onlyto Inured(,: the tw,lady, ua.a about faun :cn months lis•ze I ss al m de acquainted with your two valuable Medicines, the Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial, and after taking three Iv ttict.l four .d myfelt fugmuch Livigorattd, both corporeally and mentally that I cvu:d (carte credit the evidence of my own feuf es. By taking two bottles more I found rnyf:ll fo pettedly renewed to health and fpirits, that I feel myfelf, it I may be allowed the ex p re ffi on , an inhabitant oranother world. 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(duty included) at Withers' (Lea Codicil's) MedidneWarchoufe, sot, Strand ; Shaw and I , dwards. St. 1 1 .1111 . $ Church yard ; and Brennand, No. 136, Whop/gate- Itnet Without; W. Bulgin, Printcr and I3ookf, iler, at his Mo. dlcinnl Warehoure, No. 3, Wine-flrect, who has received a law and ire& fupply; Thompfon and Mills, Calle-that ; Brownt i , Tolzey ; C. Routh, Bridge-Rxect ; Retil and aheppard, Brißols Mcyler and Crutwell„ Bath; Mars. Goadby, Sherburne; Mr. Raikes, Gloucelter ; Mr. Tymba, Worafter Mr. Tr‘witua. Exeter ; Swinney, Birmingham; Spilibury and Co. Mary-Bray; Dublin; and by all Printers, Booldellas, and Venders of Medi. eines is the Three Kingdoms. W HEN Profeffional Men of education and I v v fpenfibility deviate from the general fyitem by the &leaks of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of loos cautioned fueada 4 the bell criterion of rotteriority. Ten years have I devoted my ;make to the etekfivetrestoient of THREE DISORDERS, and the fueeefsful MI& el ray Om gives me additional ardour to impale as far as I am aide the sa vages of thote corm lai ins which arc the mull ism orient la doe /alas love of human infirmities. Alter initiation into every branch ad an Army Surgeon, I fanned a nth at an ea, ay period of Practice to refeste from the ignorance of uneducated Men, at the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS,to the care of which I have dermal my attention, cotnprize every (redo of VENEREAL INFEC TION. whether of a recent or keg duraticat.—odly, Al binds of DEBILITY, whether atifing from the habits of Schoolboy% or the Indulgence of mature age, and hilly that derangement of the fyft.au in Women which is stalled BARREN NESS acOTERiUrr. Numerous difeafes are the refuk of igoormee or hafie in the treatment of a fimpk Gonorrhea, and It not unertmently issamos that the feeds of Life are poifooed by the insliteraim engem& ed hour. By a Impeder method fueh complaints we wily saw{ and even where misers have faded, I trait that i may prefaam ee offer a radical re eilablithineot. Few, however, ere the cares of eampheated Mods In the W ank:, tromp:eel with the calamitous fituations of Man. who Ikea Indulgence le a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevekat Werke of a faihimahle Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which le she unavoidable murequence of Each pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over hie unitary, bet carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be fame amfolation far him to knew, that although it he an object of doubt or tusterainty with oVaer Pradlirioners, the removal ef tbefe DEFICIENCIES by the gradual provers of renevakes lathe acquiremeot of enyezperionee. if the rites of Bacchus er Venus have begun to redoes manly sis gout, much .nutty will be prevented by an early doseteradtion r this languid Rate, and in theft cafes no great difficulties will *muff But where tido deficiency has for years ezifiod, a proper Pma reverence is indirpenfibly rocuifite to revive the ilaminehti teaks of Life, and to re.enimate the Conftitution MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been thfappeinted hi their ezpadations of a Family, may be *dined, that in mat In. fiances Inch defects are cura!da by Medical *IL. The SECRECY which is fo elTential to my usidermlieg, and the Qpahfications w hick I have prefunted to hew, NM the Bake of my rretenfiestia, and is coincidence with Ludt this iodinates is given, that Mr. BREE may be eourulted ( or by letters lactating a (mall sole) at his honk Na rap, Sawed. near Teasplc-Bar There is an addkional entrance in WatandaNtafjoiaing,mfi the name la an both the doors. tif lEEE, Member of rise Royal College at Stragamte. re T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, Ile. 9, New taradmi, ate, Edinburg May s, I N the fpring of 1794 I 'rasa/rated witha Venn- real Complain, which I treated with Indiffnume for No months ; but was then obliged to apply to a milder Phyllehumbe put a temporary Rap to the virulence of the Mare (hymens. vial applications) for tome time ; but growing. In trite of all meth tine scathe advice of the lira Gentlemen of the Facts* bore, worfe and worfe far two years, I sat Meted to a Rate alma! unparalleled and beyood deiniptiao, being an entire leper, aod rated from Lid to foot.—My heed, threat, mouth, soft, leak arms, dm have been altcroately in &eget of become leg ureters; in lbw, I have had from so to 30 eating steers tie My body, and needy totalty deprived of light.--It would be voluminous to par ticularize all my eafe—hdlice It to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a mere dangerous, or of a more complicated na ture. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined my felt, belead all hopes of recovery ; and, indeed. in Spy then condi tion, death was preferable to my more than mfftrable flaw. In this dreadful fituadoo did f drag a moil miferabic eatitence,till Dirt or Poor to exec threw in my way a sewrpaperosestainisig the calk of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could not.-1 fent and procured few of peer LIACE'S PA rip r Psaaa, Wilds, by tiring from time to time am now, and have tong been, (after more than roar years indoreribable &Beefs), in as good a Rate °rime& as ever I greyed ; as a proof of this. I had a fine, thriving, herd. thy child, torn to sac a few months ogw le gratitude to Gem, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creature havice, I rogue* you to posit% this; and you may at any time refer perfons, who vie , to be Wished of the truth of this, or Luther particolars, to Du or my Minds, t'y 1, tt cr or paion. • A. few cafes for b.ulnrh will ever equal mine. and none rereid it, I have from n perience every reafun to allure mankind that in your LIAR ell PILLS tiny wul ind a fore, (pertly, fah., add me. ezt cure, fir that molt dreadful !Int of the Venereal Mina, sr bleb is ca11a:4...a CONFIRMED eels. 1. r. Prepared and Mild by the Sole Pm:deter, Tomtits TA 'Loos Member a the Royal College of Suricano in I.onflon,at Ws book, Nn. 9. 'kw Bridge-tircet ; whore he will give advice, withers a fec, to perfons takica aisle Pit:a and will anC patients Li ters, if pot paid. en de fame terns. obferving is all oaks the itivinlabli f. envy , un Peden 's name of cafe having been mai. tionol,but their own particular rogue& by the Proprieux, du riny the courfe of more than 36 years. that be kas had the cos• duct n.. 4 an rateofivc fate of the above medicine. and the prae tke ariiina therefrom. . They .n• alfo fold._ by ids Appointment, far the aorivessiesot et thnte h• rg at a .1111-nce, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edin burgh; Mr. 11.-ron-s, Printer. tilafgow, to whim alto Air. T. 'es', for his add:et. ; at the Perflttres, No. 33, St. Mbar's tt r-rt, l'Al-Ntall; Mr. If oh , rtion s Toy-flun No. Ic3, Oa ; Mr. liiisorobi;ll%, No. - .r blononwnt ; Mr Steel's, &saki . .. ntariy °molar Der, No. I, Usion-row, Link; rower -bill ; Mr ; one by ore Peril* In ncl cipn:id. rabk tows in Great-134.am and Ireland, in Beta of ail as. 94. rach, fi sled up with bill sod Oohs Direetions, whmil Pe foes of either Sat may con thonfests with eafrgsnd reeve/ ,*-014Lk;i4: Prc.tad 1.,1 pubbthett LEVI,LKI . `hT (orCar: • ter urrpla , e. Latr'eth) a: the brim Oillee, Mr. I. camp arcu. lll4Chtd alio u Liu Sratt Orrna, Tapp* DO' Ildtm Knowla, of ‘ll,ratiry-law, pc :1h or M'halley, T.211!3- 111.rr, co• tun.ntaaufadurcr, Sept (litho - 14. at Rye, Sept. 15, and 0 lobar 1 5, a el,:ven, at the *1 hCfrt I in Burnl, y, tad connt y A ttornirs, Mr. R. 411 I.llk, 8, Curator-time, London ; or Mr. i. svrenci Skaw, 1;,.‘ \•yIU and John WilkirJon. of Mancheftcr, ruffian- manu s. dealerx, chapnien, and cop..rtners, sept. 5, 19, acd De1.0!...r 15, at three, at the Dog Inn, Dcanfrtate, M3nchister A nom iC6. Nir.Swaie, Na w liofwell-court,Carey-ltrcet,Londun, cr Mr. J. l'arr, laincheftcr. CL!il!ophi r Nut , 4l, of Maachtiter, cotton fpinner, dealer and rhapmat,, Sept. 7, :9, and Oelober t 5. at four, at the Star Inn, I anc ;miler. Attorney. Mr.Williartt Edge, St. Ann., Manchett-r. FCCIESIASTICAL PROMOTION. I-115 Royal Hi;;tincfa the Duke of Cambridge hm been pleated to appoint the Rcv. John Bort!, A. M. of Athford, in Kent. and Ft llow of Corpus Chrilli College, Oxford, to be one of his Royal e.oniclli: Chaplains. 1)10;, On !i.7nn.:ay lafl tAuguf 2g). :,t her houfe at Puthey, aged 90 years, Airs. Morrke, relit of the Lae Watt. hlorrice, of 13:tfhanzer, in the County of Kent. COTTAGE AND LAND, ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLD BY AUC LION, by Mr. H. PHILLIPS, . „ On the Prenacs, on Friday, Sept. t 6, at Twelve o'Cloch, in Two Lots, _ _ A compaa modern built COTTAGE. witb fite attached and detached Offices, Garden, Shrubbery, and Paddock, and a rich Meadow of Five Acres, encha-th.gly fituate on the brow of a diltinguithed Eminence, near Welt Cowes, lac of Wight, about three Miles from Newport; the Grandam of the Trantictit Scenery of the Needles and Southampton, comraftcd by the Incal praised and pielpiraque beauties commanded In view fr ,nt this chofen fpot, render it an enviable and definable retreat; all', a Tenement, Barn, and Piece of Land, nearly adjoining. May be viewed by applying no the Premiks, and printed Par ticulars had at the Fountain, Cowes and Portlinuu - h ; Southampton; India Arms, GA:Port ; Engle, ; J. Pad don,Efq. Parch= ; at the Place of Sale; and of Mr. Phillips, No. b 7, New Bond-Brat. FREEHOLD VILLA, PARR, FARMS, lke. BER XS. 10 BE SOLD BY A &MON By Mr. H PHILL IPS, At Gartavray's Coffee•houk, Cornifili, London, on Monday, *palate: Is, at one o'Clock, in three Lots, A Singularly Elegant FRI:I.:HOLD VILLA, with fuites tif tompetent well•arranged attached and detach. ed 0/Rces of every defcription ; threc &Mile Coach-bouts, ex cellent Stabling for 20 Hocks; farm-yard, inclokd and (unman& ed by likable Buildings, large Barns well conftrua.d ; e art-lodges, Cuw-Owds, Piggery, Pouhry-houfe, Pigeon-cote, Dog-Kennel, Rick-yard ; fpecimn Kitchen Garden, in art walled and abundant ly cramp& and planted, Flower Garden, Melon Grounds, verdant Lawn, and Grounds; noble Skeet of Water ' well Rocked with Filh, Boat and Bathing Houk , and two Rabe Cottages and Gardens—the whale fated in a Park about es Acres of rich and fertile Land, within a ring -fence, and environed by a luxuriant Shrubbery, profofely planted with the moll choice and beautiful Evergreens, Plants and Shrubs, bounded by a circultou+ Gravel Walk, above one mile in length, and fenced on merle fides by a Park Paling sad Dwarf Rail Fencing. The 'lanai:sat eminently diftlnguilhed for beauty of &nation, crowning the (mama of an acclivity commanding profpcdts of the forrounding country, which are rarely equalled for attent, and peculiarly muted bytbeir rich fertility, and beauteous vane: y. The country abounds with Game and platitude of Field Sports—The Grounds are happily difpofed by Nature, and taltefully improved by Art, rendering them equally delightful and profitable. The Villa, Man, and Out-buildings, which have I cco erea ed wind , . Two Years, at an expense of many Thoufands, arc parti • calarly fuliftantial; joacioully arranged, and planned, with more than anal regard no comfort and convenience, and in every raged fitted and finilhcd in the moat expenfive and complete manner pa& lible abundantly futplical with hard and foft Water. Alfa, near tl. :above are Two Frochoid Farina, with their Out buildings; and about Eighty live A Ascent rich Arable and Pagsre Land, lying comma and in a high Rate of cultivation. The Efface is fitnaed at Shenfield, Bake, diltant from Landon 39 miles; Windier so; liafingttoke t 4; Healey so; Marlow 15 i and Reading little more than cwt.—The vicinage Is highly re fpoSabic, and tbc Reads excellent; Fox Hounds arc kept In the Neighbourhood; the Land Tax (redeemed. _ _ _ May be viewed by ickcta, which, with printed Partkabra, may be had of Mr. H. Phillips, 6y, New Bond-firm and Priot‘d Particulars alfo had at the Caftk, Windier; Sun, Maldeehead ; Red Lion. Henley; Star, Orford; litab, Wallingford; Pelican, Speenkarn Land ; sad of the Printers of the Reading, Sallibary, and Bath Papers; at Garraways, Grabi ll ; and at the York Hotel, Bri.lge-Bract, Illackfriars. a A tel 01 )t 1 real A Pro et 1 PIM Me Ised s. AW A Wi ed T Two in MR. And aid Al lAnnu