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I'HE EDMIR OF TILE 47:1R. fitH—lt being next to an impossibility to render in c-rn-..ronding force, and simplicity of English verse, the beautiful Lines of the Marquis De. FoxY, in s rted in the STAR of 'Fuca tap, the sth instant, I s limit the follnwtng for your rejection or acceptance. No literal translation can approach the original, and any tolerable translation should only be allowed for its portion of imitative eftirit. I am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, Theatre, Newcastle, G. D. HARLEY. Tyne, January 15, 1505. TO ENGLANn. RlO5l TER PREECE OF THE EAR2EIR DI YELVI. Yes, generous Nation! on thy breast An Fsit.t knows his only rest: Tastes every comfort at his will—. . And yet I sigh'd ! a Stranger still : But when my KING-4 wayederer, He, Finds his proud refuge ht with THZIL : My Country's loss I mourn no mow— For ENGLAND NATIVI SPOIL ! FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-ON:leg, JAN. 26, 1808. eth Regiment of Light Dragooh.—Cornet Thomas Price to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice lihuttl, who retires; Henry John s. 1, Gent. to be Cornet, withoul purchase, vice Price. 11th Ditto—Thomas Blaney, Gent to be Comet, by purchase. vice Temple, who retires. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain William Miller to beAd. vice Cooke, appointed Major of Brigade to the Ist Bri gade of Guards. 7th Regiment of Poot—Lieutenantrilliani John ErasmusAdlatn, from the Sussex Militia, to he Lieutenant. Sth Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants--Lieutenant Famuel Barber, from the nth Gar. rison Battalion ; Ensigns Charles Barstow, Peter Smith, Charles Ince.Daniel hl'Pherson, William Compton, John Ivers, Wm. Collins. To be Ensigns--Ensign Marshall Ni‘Dermott, from the 7th Gar rison Battalion,vice Barstow ;Tb..mas Fns^r,Grn•. vice Smith Charles Levinge, Gin:. vice Ince: Gonville Brombead, Gent. viz. 1111‘1'herson; Alexander Ross, Gent. vice Compton; Ruddock, Gent. vice (vers. 40th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Robert Ross to be Lieu tenant-Colonel without purchase, vice Champagne, appointri to the command of the Nth Garrison Battalion ; Captain John Colbourne to be Major, vice R. ; Lieutenant William Russell to be Captain of a Cochran y, vice Colbourne. 2sd Dhto--Seenvl bleutenant Feltham to be !'first Liru'e nant wi.hout purchase, vice Ball, who resigns; Second Finite tiant Leach to be ditto, by purchase, vice lames, promo ted in the 45th Foot. 24th Ditto—John Clarke, Gent. to be Ensign by purchase, vice Trigge, who retires. - - 27th Ditto—Ensign John Knox, from the 65th Foot, to be Lieu tenant by purchase, vice Waugh, promoted. 98th Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Moore to be Paymaster of the 2d Battalion, vice Ward, who resigns. 35th Ditto—Ensign Ellis to be Lieutenant, vice Jones, de. erased 38th Ditto—En.tign William Hopper to be Adjutant, vice Hew- eta, promoted in the sib Font.. 424 Ditto—Ensign Robert Boyle to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Campbell, promoted. 45th Ditto—Captain F.dward Scott, of the.Bth Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Grove, who exchanges, and First Lieutenant John lames from the !A Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Morgan, who retires. 48th Ditto.—James Burne, Gent. to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Bell, prtrnoted in the 321 Foot. 51st Ditto—Richard Hicks, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Drests. , promoted. std Ditto—Archibald Douglas, Gent, to be Ensign, without pur chase, and lames Yeaman, ;ent. to be *Ensign, without pur chase, vice Elliott, appointed to the 7th Garrison Battalion. 57th Ditto—Captain Hector 114'1.aine, from the 9th Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Waller, who ex- changes. - 59th Ditto—Ensign Standish Lowcay, from the nth Garrison Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Carey, who exchanges, and John floyd,dent. to be Ensign by purchase, vice T;ppCnden, pro- nutted In the 54th Foot. 60th Ditto—LieutenantJames Erskineßell to'be Caprainof a Corn• patty, vice Elrington, appointed to the Pth Garrison Battalion, and Lieutenant John D. Plancher, to be Captain of a Company, vice Vorstadt, who resigns. 86th Ditto—Captain George Leigh Goldie, from the sth Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice NV:Teil, who ex changes, and Surgeon Michael Andrew Burmeister, from the nth Garrison Battalion, to be Surgeon, vice Coombs, who ex changes. 67rh Ditto—Lieutenant George Michell, from the sfith Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase ; F.nsignWilliam Henry Arthur, from the 100th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stu art, whose appointment has not taken place, and James Edward Scott, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Bunke, promoted in the 7th Foot. 7lst Ditto—Ensign Donimick Persse to be Lieutenant, vie.. Mur. tans, deceased . , James Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, virePersse, and Ensign Wm. Small to be Adjutant, vice Kennedy, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. .^•2dDitto--Captainitonald Campbell to beMajor, vice M' Donnell deceased; I.ientenant Henry Wilson, to be Captain of a Com pany, vi.-e Campbell, Ensign John Weir to he Lieutenant, and Ensign James Hudson Atkinson, from the Durham Militia, to be Ensign, vice Weir. 7Rth Ditto—Ensign Joshua Gregory to be I.ientenant, without purchase, vice Valiant, appointed to the 65th Foot. Ensign Alan Cameron to be Lieutenant, vice Strachan deceased. Ensign Far quhar Miltae to be Lieutenant, vice `enter, who retires. 115:h Ditto—John Cochrane Antnibus, Gent. to be Ensign, with. oat purchase, vice Jame:: C. Ardrobus, whose appointment his n. 4 taken place. 96th Dirto--Ensign George Henry Glover to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Morriee promoted. 95th Ditto--Lieutenant George Miller to be Captain of a Com- piny, by purchase, vice Stewart, promottd. Second Lieutemmt T. Perrouet Thompson to. hr First Lieutenant, vice Miller. Ist West India Remment—Serjeant-Main Theodore Cameron, from the 72.1 Foot, to be Quarter Master, vice Flemirg, pointed Ensign. Bth nitro—Philip Hay, Gent. to be F.nsign, without purchase, vice lisapinan, promoted in the :11:d VOOt. - ROW York Rangers--Fnsign Prinsonby Cnpky tube Liesitenant, without purchaso, vice Evans, appointed to the Soth Foot. Walter Radford, Gent, to he Ensign, vice Copley. 4th Garrison Battalion. To be Lieutenants--F:nsigns %William Bruce, and George Lindsay; Ensign and Adjutant Jacob Hopper, to ha:ve the Rank Lieu tenant ; Ensign Charles d'PLa - ren, from the 2(ith Foot; and En. sign Thomas Jackson, from the edth Foot. 'To be Ensigns—Charles Hastings, Cent. Vice Bruce; John Boyle Probtir Gent. vice Lindsay. dth DittoLCapuin Archibald M'Nesl, from the 66th Foot, to be - Captain of a Company, vice Coldie, who exchanges. - E r ik-ant-Major -.-- Duke, from the n2d Foot, to be Adjutant, 'with the Rank et Ensign, vice Cdrbet, appiinted to the such Foot. _ _ 7th - nuts--,Ensign Thomas Elliott, from the 524 Foot, to be En sign, vice 11/Pilerestit, appointol to the Sth Foot. mit Ditto—Captain John Henry Elrington, from the 60th Foot, •In be Captain of a Company, vice Dixon, appointed to the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion. osign Arthur Cary, from the 59th Foot, to be Ensign, vice. • iiosecay, who egebasiges. Suwon Robert Coombs-, from the 66th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice ljurnieister, who eacbanges. Ditio—Captaln Henry Grove, from the 45th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Scott, who exchanges; Captain R o ber Waller, from the 67th Foot, to be Captain of a Cowpony, vice IVl.l.aine, who exchanges. The Sicilian Regiment—Lieutenant Nicholas Andora to be Cap tain of a Company ; Lieutenant Stephen White, from the tOttt root, to be ditto; tnsizn Francis Smart to be Lieutenant, vice Anders ; inert Chevalier Amenien D'Amico to be Lieute nant, vice Bernardel'elizti, who resigns; James Macleod, Gent. to be Ensign. Reyel Veteran Battalion—Captain Edward Grove, from the 87th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Watts, placed on the Retired List. Rth Ditto--Captain Henry Dixon. from the Bth Garrison Batta lion, to be Captain of a Company, vice &ad, appointed to the 7th Rol•al Veteran Battalion. Nee• Brunswick Fencibles—Surgeon Charles Earle, from half pay of the New Jersey Volunteers, to be Assistant-Surgeon. The King's German Legion. Ist Regiment of Light Dragoons—Quarter-Master to be Cornet, vire Decken, promoted. Ist Battalion of the Line—Charles Lewis Beat, Gent. to be En- Seuto . - sign, vice Hone, promoted in the Id Battalion of the Line. 3d Ditto—Lieutenant de Dreeves, from the Soh Battalion of th,e line, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank, vire Thalmann, promoted in the 7th Battalion. 4th Ditto—Ensign Ernestus Baron Kronenfeld to be Lieutenant, vice Redder, who resigns. Sth Ditto—Ensign Charles Baron Linsingen to be Lieutenant, vice Daehenhausen, promoted. 6th Ditto—Ensign Joseph Kersting to be Lieutenant, vice Becker, promoted; Clidet Serjeant Mathias Depps to be Ensign, vice Kerstlng. 7th Ditto—Captain Charles Thalmann, from the 3d Battalion of the Line, to be Major, with temporary Rank, vice Muller, pro- moted. . To be Captains of Companies, with tempiwry Rank—Lieuter a .t Rupert', from the Depot Company, vice Tessier, deceased; Lieutenant Ernest de Becker, from the 6th Battalion , vice Decken, deceased ; Lieutenant Frederick Baron Dachenhausen, from the sth Battalion, vice Coulon, deceased. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Gonna de Hattweig, vice Wallen-, berg, deceased ; Ensign George Balk, vice Schlutter, deceased. To be Ensigns--Serjeant Major Henry Beck, vice 1,, de Bachelle, deceased ; Cadet Serjeant Stulzer, vice D. de Michelle, de ceased ; Cadet Serjeant !Amerman, vice Spilker, deceased. &b Ditto-.-Major Philip Muller. from the 7th Battalion, to he Lieutenant Colonel, with temporary rank, vice Rehr, who re signs ; Ensign Baron MarenholT to be Lieutenant, vice Drives, promoted ; Cadet George de Witte to be Ensign, vice I'llarcn bolt. 2cl Light Battalion—John J.ll , yd to be . 'gre, vice Schaumaun. promoted. Commissions in the Cinque Ports Volunteers, signed' by the Lord Wartieu.--2d Battalion. To hr Captains—Francis William Cobb, Esq. vice Mummery, deceased. Dated Nov. 24, IRO7. Lieutenant Thomas Woodland, vice Harper, decea.ed ; Daniel Bayley Janson, F.sq. vice Thompson, resigned ; Charles Por ter, F.sq. vice Burdock, resigned. Doted Ike. 24, 1807. To be Lieutenants—John Chancellor, Gent. view Cobb. Dated Nov. 21, Iteo7. Stephen White, Gent. vice Janson, promoted; John Towle. Gent. vice Porter; Richard Harrison, Gent. vice George Harrison, resigned ; Stephen Norwood, Gent. vice Burgess, resigned.— . . Daied Dee. 44, 1807. _ . _ Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Northampton. .... _. . ... . _ Tel he Del LicuteDalais—The Right Charles William WelitworA Fitzwiiliam Viscount Milton. Dated Nuv.3o,lt+o7. Langham Rokehy, Esq. Dated Dec. 11,1F07. Charles Hill, Esq. Dated Dec. It?, 1807. Sir Stevvkley Schuckbnrgh, Bart. Dated Dee. 17,1807. William Rose Rose, Esq. Dated lan. ‘20.1p-a)R. . . Northamptonshire Richard Clarke, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Me. 16, JedinFeatherstonhaugh, gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 16, _ . 1907. Meen Kingsbury, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Aug. 26,1807. Edward Southey, Gent. to be ditto. Dated October 22, 1807. Edward Southey Gent. to he Ensign. Dated Augur.: 22 1807. Thomas Bullivant, l nt. to be ditto. Dated October 12, Ino7. Ncrthamptonshire Yeomanry Cavalry. . John Herr) , Palmer, Gent. to beLicutenant. fluted Mgy 21,1£07. • Castle Ashby Volunteer Infantry. . _ Charles Markham, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated M a y 19,1907. . •Brackley Battalion of Volunteer Inflanty. Frederick Gee, Esq. tl be Captain; William Cave, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; George Latlibnry, Gent, to be Ensign ; W il liam Tibbetts, Gent. to be ditto ; iohn Cote., Gent:to be Quarter Afar; r. Dated September 23, 1e07.. Peterborough, or Prince of Wales's Corps of Volun• teer Infantry. _ _ John Sweeby, Fsq. to he Captain F.:N-31d i fenry Josiah Comp ton, Ger% to be Lieutenant. Dated September '2i, 1807. Commissions in the Suffolk Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenalt. West Suffolk Regiment. John ShaPo, F.si. to be Captain, vice Leggatt, resigned. Dated octobtr 1,1 mon. .icutenant lobo 'T. Gooch to be ditto, vice Cockfedgc, resignee. Dated October 2, Iso7. Pole, Gent. to be lieutenant, vice Gooch, promoted. Dated December 25, 1807. East Suffolk Regiment. Robert George Hunter Gent. to be F?.sign. fated October, 11107. Commissions in t he Royal Nor h Lincolnshire Mi litia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Edward Webb, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Dee. 1, 1807. William Nash, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Dec. 2.1807. . . _ _ Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Belford. _ _ _ Robert Charles ()debar, E.q. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated. January, 7, 1 RON. Commissions signed by the Vice Lord Lieutenant of Worcesttr4l;re. Fast Worcester Volunteer Infantry. Eaq. to be Captaio, vice Predy, ..esigned. Dated Jan. lei, Imom. DIVIDFND'. Jan. 23. Emanuel Parquet, of (:osweil-place, City Road, Middle sex, rectifier, at one, at Guildhall. January NO. H. 'ry Butcher, of Hythe, Kent, sadler, at twelve, at Jan. 27. The ma, Weaver, of Manchester, cornfactor, at ekven, at the Dog • lavern, Deanna:a., M chaster. January 27. }score Jenner, of Norwich, linen-draper, at four, at the Kirg's Head, Norwich. Jan. 25 : Anthony I ohneen, late of Chesterfield, Derbyshire, gro eer, at eleven, at the Ealcon Inn, Chesterfield. Jan. 25. Saul Sanfort la the younger, and John Cartledge, of the Liberty of Newbold, parish of Chesterfield, Derbyshire, potters and partners, at four, at the Angel, CheyterfickL Jan. 9H. Thomas Abell, now or late of Attleburgb, Norfolk, grocer and draper, at eleven, at the Cock Inn, Attleburgh. Jan. 25. Robert Dawson, of St. Paul's Church-yard, Loudon, putter, at ten, at I attiletag. Jan. 96. John Getirge Thomas, of Great Yarmouth, in Norfolk, linen-draper, at three, at the King's Head inn, GreatYaranauth. Jan. 19. Ale:ander Ross, late of the Minories, Loudon, merchant, .at ten, at GuildisalL fan. 27. Anthony German and John Jephson, of Nottingham, boeiers, cotton-seller; and copartners, at eleven, at the Pune! Bowl, Nottingham. ini. Edmund Rudd, of London-street, London, merchant, at ten, at (luildhalL Jan. m 6. William Morley Evans, of Mark-lane, London, broker, dealer and Chapman, at twelve, at Gnildhall. The case of several Scrophulous Ulcers at York, inserted in the public papers, -and stated as advan. crag towards recovery, and as having existed for seven preceding years, in the habit of a young girl aged fourteen, with much injury to her health, is now declared, on the mother's authority, healed, and the girl restored tOfie:ilth, by the sole operation of Spu.s. BRY'S Patent Ansiscorbutic Drops, as administried, in Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, and eruptive come plaints. Those persons, anxious as to this case, art informed, the original letters may be seen at the Dis pensary, in Soho4quare, London ; and at York, Mrs. Dancer wilf give all necessary information.- !! It is requested you will ask for the .Patent Autism.. butic Drops, with.a black ink stamp, in bottles of ss. 6d. double bottles lOs. and larger 11. 2s. duty in cluded. An allowance on taking half a dozen. • R oscporiproslit, o, A be ,sT s reS ti iik li:" R i A: s:A Q ! embra N u i DGus tced e L oir rote.trt 1:10 , 10,y „at. ~. . • Sid_ . BY . AUCTION. . PORT OF SCILLY. .> By Oilier. Iff fie Honourable Cominimioneoll of his MaiestY'S immediate elk& in removing the molt obit' , • re"' Customs, teeth., and all tendency to Confumption, read er t e e , On Otteeteroy "AS lit day of Fehrnary, IWO, by Two &Clock in Family Medicine. And when we confetti. the S theAßers ' ablettOwill he Exposed to Public Sale, at die Custom-1 our Climate, which constantly induces as to catch cag - ' l 4 Houseofts Port, front this taking cold originates a multitude of dikar7,* 1 1 0 1 THE , FO LLOWING GOODS, in small Lots Psites in the Ch . eit, offensive Breath, Itifitmmatieatt;,l for the accommodation of Private Families, viz : and Confumption. with a long train of evils...oo ay, 25a Gallons Brandy, 263 (•allOllB Rum mily should lie down without a fmall fupply st e el th V f 'Eli 114 Ditto Red Wine : W Pounds Cochineal molt i n flantatmeous remedy. Many thoufanel par' ; -,,,,' ci ah P..' - 80 East India Silk Handkerchiefs. the happy cf feets the y have rec e i ved front i:, wha t l"' FOR DEALERS Medical affittance had (*licit. "n 1 Mt Gallons Brandy. A CAUTION. - Attendance will be given at the Custom House aforesaid, for Obferve the name of R. Butler. No. 4. Cheapea t. • . viewing and tasting the same, is three days before the day of Sale. on a bl ack Ran, which is eased to each !monk; a y • e Me n , eouterkite 4 111 • I hai r At the Custom House, Faversham, in Kent, on ' the the 241 Sold at Mr. Butler's. No, I, eliesplitle c n t of February neat, 1 1 408, at Eleven o'clock in the Formant,recce , k, w h, 'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in Sundry Lets, 1:17,„;„agn4 ma il b y a h C e ri h fi4 gi l L o .cwn i ni er u a ni c S ows Prin tr l y G m 7 c i rss A-er icile . iii--- ' i , , 7 VIZ : boob.. at 36 cid and fiii each. OCAT 6 1 FOR reavArx UST. Di.FRISBIVIA'O'n toU l' i A ' tai l' l ll 300 Gallons of Geneva 30 Gallons Brand y. eAeUmetkia 14 Ditto Rum of legal strength, for dealers. I' HE value -f this Infallible Medicine 113;L_ oteilti• ' 8 It's. Tea 1280 lbs. Whole Pepper lung proved, that nothine of the purist &, -mt •, c 10110' 32 Cwt. of Gum Benjamin, or Itenzoin competilitm with kin all the different flaps at a t e rt - Zn . over, which it efredluAlly cores and eradicates from t h e e t , t _ • VO Yards of Crape.-7 Pieces of Nankeen exciting the painhil feelings and exporute that 0t e ,,,1, '. •, us i g I. 25 Ditto of Long Cloth- 9 Yards of Mus l in A Small float and Two Oars. without debUitatlag the coeftination in any s o rt , o ' C The Goods to he viewed on the Morning of the day of Sale. gulling confinement from tniarefs, or r e d 1111 eirli„„ ' 4 7, ...--- F A deposit of 2.1 per Cent. will be required. radical virtues of there itieflimaMe Props hay- F o ot e 7,,,. L • to mobile approbation for Mete than thirty y ear ,. e,',""r .. By %ELL'. lAM liA IA R Le, ' ' C !bilk oot beth fele., they rove a oever failieg oft e .,,: t h then the debility is prsidoead Oy ton free ufe of .. ....--- .......- E At the 11E.1R INN, BRIDGE FOOT , GREAT Y.ORMOUTH,II et t p t , .on TUESDAY next, the od of February, at T en peesisely, . oeil'ures, er etc flees of a warns climate to Uncle, „ i , ..0 THE HULL anti MASTS ot4he two fine I.!igger i l Roby rn abroad. They eacoot he recomei dell tro 84" -- " . ,S. - I Privateers LA DECIDE, B. J. M,'rli. re, late Commander ; I thafe who will receive a fare, freedy, and cernylete tnt o r . 1 and LA RAT G AFIA, . Latorest, lete commander. The former I Rubborn Meets, and every weekot Is that a ff e ct s th e blella ' c COSI captured by his Majesty's lsbip L'Anziablee Lord G. Stuart, Conn-'I edgmns of urine By its e Mewl mary women ow e g t , fte mender, and condemnese-Dinteosionq : I there who for yeses had Is •en deprived of th a t h app b hg he iefl Length 67 feet 9 inches, breadth 15 feet, depth 6 feet 4 inches-, gold wboiefalezed retail .t Mr. Binkr's,N,,. 4 curl scimeasures bti 9-94 tons : the letter by the Oberon, G. M. State veer of pgreensdepsson, and retail byßelam, potikriou'Cllcriik,i; VI s f- 1 14 ton, Esq. Commander, and enedemned.-Ditnensions : i Pottiest With and it ogers. Plymouth; Peck, H i ll ; c slizte 'eht ' length 64 feet 9 inches, breadth 13 fat 6 inches, depth 6 feet tin; Macdonald, Glafgow ; Smith and Mstaleroo, t„ 3 inches--admeasoret ..12 Its-!+t tons. and by molt country medicine venders. in b.odm, Gene . Immediately after will be Sold, about with emote ofreelieno Ist ~ efat Al 14 Cwt. Onion Seed, fine qua- Cwt. White Ditto Ade a r.lemooN 1 Lamilekao. ]icy Ditto Brown Dutch Lettuce For R e m o vin g Obstructiors from the "••rf 10 Ditto Early White Turnip Ditto Dutth White Cabbage •-: amanita: l , Seed Ditto Cauliflower Brecon I T is unnecessary to enumerate the advatt„ , HAM) 7 Ditto Yellow Ditto lis to Sweet Marjoram A sultingto the constitution of every persen, by t o et , 4 ',e, Jet 7 Ditto Cattle Ditto 1 lotto Pot Ditto moving destructions from the surface of the Ain, and t ..,, n . 2 ant :3 Ditto Mangill Wurzell 1 Ditto Sweet Bazill • Ite eping free and open the inrnmenable passaget ane toroth. ing u 1 Ditto Red Beet Seed I Ditto Thyme which nature expels all useless or noalocs humeri firm tees . I fluid, and which , being obstructed, ;refereed ba0„...-e arr . :. 7 -1. ,3 1 " 4 Ditto Cress ditto 1 Ditto Winter Savory It Ditto Large Flag took se Ditto Early Cabbage blood, and be come the sources of matey dargerous til os ., h • Bate" 17 Ditto Large Orange Carrot 4 Ditto Purple Ermoli 'therefore a natter of munch consequence, as well to „ ii tide 5 Ditto Early Horn Ditto ,who e lo 1, Ditto Green Curled Savoy fed disorders, as fur the preservation, eve, cordon, fed , l ,ct i ng 3 Ditto lowern Di tto Yellow Curl e d Ditto . to persons, (however slightly affected), that they Os l o ~ yt 4 Ditto Parsnip 1 Ditto Cauliflower seed sionally have recourse to the Abste•rgeut Lotion; Wo o . he • i Ditto Large Green Coss And a Ouantity of Carrot sillily it becomes urgeutly requisite when the effects*. -.. •as CC 1 1 Lettuce and Red Clover Seed make their appearance, attd break out into pimplee no ok . 01. pet The whole free of Duty. bancles, or other cutaneous eruptions. The Abatement Lo e . ess'in And on the following Day will be Sold, on the QUAY, rear the never fails of success with those who glee it a fair trial, set • . an , New-hall, the STORES of the above - mentioned Vessels ; cor- price es/latently slows that no private emolument it someteo r 'l e sisting of anchors, cables, toils, standing and ruining riggirg, : 2 the proprietor. so Also may the Public be convinced that . folia r guns, with carriages, muskets, pistols, Gild:M.lA boarding-pit, s, but a certainty of its success could induce Dr. sni t o a nd t 4 eunpowder, ball cartridges, fire-grapnels, &e. &e. doe. taw about hazard the goad opiniou he is honoured with by all mcli, I post I 20 tons. of icon ballast. sentiog them with this Cosmetic, were it not a arras • .it sg May be viewed five days previous to the Sale, by applying at for Herpetic Complaints in general. the Counting-house of Mr. E. S. Ommanney, Yarmouth ;or to The Abstergent Lotion is prepared by Dr. Soloman,,( • the Auctioneer. ti pool; and may be had of every respectable Me e e le wee e he ll i r n i t ) ' the (hitt (I Kingdom - . price Is. Cd. a bottle, esee :a l thea lien( By Order of the Conunistioners for disposal of vanish Property , WILL BE SOLD, DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANTIBILIOUS MA ch tl ..' At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the 1 9th day of Pe . THESE Pais have long obtaineJ a just •• k. bruary neat, at 12 o'clock, w- in the private practice of tbe Propriety. , Mr. Dim, .... oe TII I.: good Ship FR I El - IEI)EN, (No. 87.) eary, and from their great euccess in many obstinete biros . 7.1 'el , d i, DlatEN siuN s. dm, on numerous patients of distinction tad others, . , • . -; - Length on Deck - im6 Feet 6 Itches. Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren, !Sir Gregory Par • InCir Breadth - 2.#1 0 the Dowager Lady Say and Sete, the Viscountess Bak' . , the Height h between Decks 5 i i sac. he was persuaded to offer them te the publicoutdertie • ajat Adineasuros - 238 32-94 Tons, bation and sanction of their name. i tinl Well found in all her princip..l Store's, and appears to be well The following is a proof di their efficacy: adapted for a Trahsport, or any other service or trade her dimen- ' s Deal Castle, Haverford West, Soatkitee et c.J sinus may suit, now lying in Catwotr, and the-re to be delivered. February 21,1001. dencl e Also, the good Brig COURAGE, (No. 7.) " Captain Lloyd presents his compliments to Mr. Dime 1 mar DIIIIICNIf•IONI. though not personally acquainted with him; woold tacit - : etiC I.ength on Deck • - 62 Feet 9 Inches. your, if he would send hint four or five box, sof Ins Akan, litAi Breadth - 18 8 as he possibly can. Mrs. Lloy d, who his alwa y s signal& . Depth in Hold le 1 clue, is now pregnant , and v ery anwell ; fortbe great • nd r Admeasures - 87 42-94 Tons. have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Col. Bisbee rid aka. he 1 And, also the good Brig EMANUEL, (No. 45.) mily, Capt. Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend tlepllortere ensi DISIV.NiIuNs. ever ite yors ;he really thinks if Mr. Dieon wouligintsto 5 ~,,: I.ength on Deck . - 60 Feet 6 3 , Inches. persons as venders in this county, it would be a beafits a min Breadth - 19 1# contntunity." Depth in efokl - 10 The Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy inmost net*/ Admeasures - 87 .52-94 Tons. the tone of the stomach, for curing indigestioo, for the These Vessels take the Ground well, and would make excellent crudities, and their consequent di.ageeeable <notations's! out Cuasters.-A deposit --.' I-ad of the purchase money will be re-, lencies. They prevent habitual and temporary cestivereeil boa quired before the purchaser quits the Sole Room, in cash or Bank head-arbes, and heart-burn, which is occasioned by pert It re of England Notts, and the remainder before delivery of the Vessel. and adebilitaiea stomach, whether arising front the aciiirni For Inventories and other particulars apply at the Counting- the reetundatit bile, intemperate diet, or drinking's rum s ail House of THOMAS IDCKYIR, , Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No.l, , ear' One of the Agents for Danish Property. CCIIIvf of Psterroster-roar, London ; acd retail by moo • bat ' • Plymouth, Jan. 22, 180 e. Medicine Venders, in boats at as.9IL awl tis. each. !edit CURE OF S l'ONh AND Git.eVe.L. RENOVATED HEALI ie. the 1 Vf R. PERRY Surgeon, SeitalltAlliptnll-areet. 1 17 ert v 1 Bloomfbitry ferare Proprietor of AI)AMSO SOLVENT durum' • has boen too frequently the subject cf just . 1 general ~ probation, that men destitute of the ~,,. [ 4 mild yet efficacious Cure of STOUR and GRAVEL in the medical art , have offered themselves as candidates fesisbh . as..tutwit or KIIINEYS acque nt. the Public, that he has fee t ronage in the profession of physic. Pot the purpose Oi 44 in'• fame year. devoted '.•i' whole lead, Ifional attetoi. 41 to the above glee to the resell of our studies argil expelie nce,..a . d term' dlt Difeafes, :end their complication with that ofortout. He may be from beitog classed among those empiricswbuse inoseleett : • • fi e , I confliPte! daily at his ewe Mate and more especially on Weelnef- , shoomiewe, unfortunately fur society, been too favours* - m . , _ lays and Friel i} s, where he .lifpenfes the -:,,lvept in bottles of 44.6.1 we. beg hove to submit to the liberal sod mistimed e'. t to. and al as. Stamps included, two of which left scarcely ever fill staterne ' of our Furst.: s and acqeirements - all to correct the caleuhmets diothelis in the habit, amitherelsy. After i:, - n si v td receivtsi a regular medical education as the pirpilsof ' e prevent the concretion of Some In perform of a fettentary life. dal and Blieard, whose lectures and practice we carefully • , o i e t Sold alto at Bacon aid Cu',, teo,(llvowd-ltrat, and at Bolton's ed, as profesows and surgeons of the Lcrdon Ho,' 1, of front of the Royal Exchotige t when alfo may be had jolt pub- ourselves as students in that justly celebrated Kiwi for - , 1, i, iilbed. the Author's" I eferilition of the Stowe and Grovel:* ninth acquirement, the ROPlCollofle of Edinburgh, " I werT _L,.. " edition, price ts. tad pointing out their Cat& alai the Diet to be train the different branches of Anatomy. Surgery , thet^l ith t obferveei during the Care, with moray extraordinary cafes, Dane of Practice of Pillar, Chemistry, Midwifery, D°t ' ll/Y eo l ht. . Z •.erfeel recovers even a ft er the operation had been refolvell on . this.e. eminent proCessor4,l),.. M.l .ire , esregorr. L •,•••••• ! ' re 0. .t.'s POWI/ERS..--FITS. lee DOCIOR HOWEI sumptuous in saying that our prufiektecy and oonnot illes , e ri PII.EPSIES, Convulsions, Hystericsand all kinds not inconsiderable . Having , for a longs:4les of ysas old' •• i -s IL-J of Fits, radically cured by Dr. Howell's Powders: The aro • real complaints, and the various diseases of DFBILITU o racy of these inothumbles Pe has been abundantly proved by 1 . y C t ocular Objvet of air studies and practice, it will, we bop, w t, a great number of cures periormed on persons of both sexes:silk I lowed Om we Nave acquired auperiar im n w , lele d the : r . tit tedfor a lung series of years-tattd,esiter taking a variety of Medi- ! 'tent "d ''urre- To slight and recent me* "' 'Dh ' t sly 3, clues without linditg any relief, were deemed by the Faculty• dem ab-1 re-establishment is completed in th e short awl ~ solutelyilicutakte. .en t, The few following cases are se-hoed front a very long ; and, in theme of the tlttllcet inveteracy, where other -'; List, ( have foiled of success,* prgperforsevessece in oorPha 6 iv b. which may be seen at time Doctor's humor, and are atteoted by such r 'nem, enseres to the poofteut a Stife.and radical 'nee. af I, respectable eheracters, that the smallest doubt ca nut remaio in I - etztislet the melancholy variety of disorders which net • the mind of the must incredulous i. of a ha:Pit lung And moat unhappily pursued by the rod! HI A, The son of Mr. Truman. et GiltsMio-street, aged 18 years, had I Seam, there are mane more alarming or snore aiistrc. . 4r hie 1 Falling Fits from his childhood, but is now restored to • health by Dr. Howell's Powders , which were particularly recom- at mended byDr. Turner, Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians , I bitter the matrimonial Aire. 'Tat such persons it must be* per f ect 1 these deficiencies and debilities which Ir.queutly reed Loadoss, by whom they were recommended. Mrs. It. Green, a . ,r; the Savey Precinct ,was for upwards of eo years afflicted with Con- mode of treAtment, be teetered to that ereatest of all • - e' • . lag rellectioneu know that they moy now, by a new sod * ri II litirtholosnaw's mad Guy's Hospital., had never received any be- rutsions and Fairing Fite -oltho' she had been-au in-patieot of St. I sings, a strong, manly, and vigorous constitutium kiM I, debility, from Whatever cause arising, as wen as in owe 0 , nefit dli the had taken Dr. Howell's Powders, w h ic h of venereal infectior e we may be eamulted by patients ..,- . C it ri- Mr. Daniel Wix, of West Horseley, Surrey, near 70 years of age, ' cured her. Witnesses, the Rev. J. Hunt, Minister of the Savoy. • home from ten to three, and from sea in the emninf 1111 W per f eet : y : with the greatest Secrecy and honour. Hour of comma: sight. Or was more than 17 years so grievously afflicted with Convulsions Patients in the country are requested to state th fir ri endPFaliiag Fits, as frequently to have ten in a week, and, after th eir e , 11 1 ease, age, and general habit of living, & c• ke• 1 77 w every means were tried in vain by the most eminent-41f the Fa- remittance for advice and medicines, avben theonnevni o . 4 culty, was completely cured by Dr. Howell's Powders. Witn es ses le the Rev. Mr: Fuilesten, Minister of West Horsley.-Miss Ann or sent to *try part of the kingdom. To enters:llA '. essential to our undertaking, she oostage af letterstor it s by taking m Dr r ..H w o hde well y 's , .S- Williams, of Laytuestooe, Essex, had violent Fits from her in. n xi ., ,fetwcyd,crusilhtewevabup perfectly y c i tl a y r s c sae, u o r f ed .wwi Witness s t to the account for enethsines. CURRIE:and Ca. .1 11 , November 26, leo6. No. 107,1 10 5 . t N. B. Messrs. CURRIE and Co. have serarlP 1 1 urned thanks to the .4:1./411.31TY, in his Chapel on the 2adt of R 'Minster of Laytonstune who, for this great blessing, With/ above respectable Professors of London and F ' 'ref - • diligence, skill, and humanity with which they • is- ,No v e m b er , 1799. duties assigned them duriug the time they alitend a . ttif k, This sovereign Remedy is prepared and said under the King's t ines dPru.t.— 10 7r. h it ovse oyal , P tio str . ona 7B r iii , b g y h D H r. o H lbo o r w n e . ll Lood , Fell o o n w , of ou llitg o 's w C he ollege res ,:; , his at - !Gil WATER A'r LONDON Bloin 1 Moridn,....-......-. io, *rum'h lr ; . 1 _,.. 10 1 .6 d. a packet, in which is inclosed a Toestise, written by the Afternoon of Doctor, on the lbove-mentioned Diseases. t a. .A.ll letters (post paid) duly answered ; anti the Powders sent to I , Vl' le istia' it' LONDON : Printed and putAistted by L • - ~. 1. s I any part of the United Kingdom. t " Tbu r r Plawcs Lambeth) at thf ST A P.O/F1CE,:4 1,46 a meet. 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