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NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE'. IN C ONTINUATION FROM THE PRECEDING PAGE. FROM LLOYD's LIST. 117 at.. Aran B.—Came down the Ktnt. Kennedy, and r i;.d : NlAddr• and Fritudni.—Willd ; t. i£ D. Malt dby the Eliza,l.athey, from P.Oernm; &rant, from Ilmeelotia ; William, Li- London, Edley, from the Strrights; Iris, Davie, tr ,u Nl,Mna ; Lodragl:t, De Vreis, and Anna Vcrwy, E.r.Wen.--Sailed the Rofina, P.l•Kittley, for St. Kites; 4, F.d.i4, for Grerada ; Eriendthip, Day, for Dublin; I !..ra, > huldt.Watmurcland, Headley, and the Vrow Fauna, z-citocn, for kalinore. 'l l, e Dirratch, Morris, front Jamaica for Cork, k loft off T- inniton, Hares, from Bartsadoes for Liverpool, put ‘'iucena, and is condemned there. ARRIVED In the Crc,k, the Apollo, an. from Allan! ; MttWlda, Pain, from Leghorn ; Ann, Cornin, from Z ; 1:15. D.Wir, from MaTtaa, and Flora, Ewings, tram Stityroa. A. Liverpool, the William, Mclean, from Savannah ; Polly, front Maffachufat's; Carleton, Killer, from Vir;inia, and Friend fhip, from I.ifbon. At Bourdeaut, Thetis, Jar, and Ly dia. Haywood, front Charleflon. At Clyde, f one, Omay, from Lifmn ; Indultry. Primrofe, from Cadiz: Thompfon, front Trittidad, and Ulyffes, —, from Charkfton. At Cork, Lady Kt:mince, tlihfon, front Antigua ; Adtive, Known, from Philadelphia; afon, Harding, from Cadiz ; ;lit% tra, Jenny, bl•Cartlty, and Mercator, frr t I .ifbon At Sa vannah, Brunfw kk, —, front Cadiz. Off I /over, the Mary, lino`...t, and llobcrt and Sarah, %Ilion, from Gallipoli; Lord Duncan, Miller, from Antigua ; Recovery, Brown, front the South Seas; Britannia, Service, from j/Illalea. and Indultry, trwtas, from Cadiz. At rhino), Vi Shenton, Iron, MALI; Hope. Richards, and Magnet, --, from GallipolL At Horlake, Catherine, Shorn-el:, from Leghorn. At Liver pool, Diana, Noble, from 80f1.,n, and Hibernia, Coulfon,from Lifbon. At Weerford, Sally, Rardall, front l.ifbon. At St. Kitt's, London. Martin, front London. At Nap!es, Alli tans, Cam, from Hull. At Dominica, Aid, Brown, front Liverpool. At Triuidad, Comet, Tate, from London ; Laurel, Balth. in, and General Alicreromby,Booth, from Africa. At Cowes. !Imricus, —, from Charlatan. At Top (ham, Flora, Tickell, from Oporto. Off Falmouth, James, lolger, front Charlelton. At Brifto', Blair, Cathnea. from I.eghorn. At Liverpool, Bctfey, Joy; and 'Oahu.. Win.tfor, —, from Baur. At Clyde, Europa, Tl• Arthur, from St. KW , . At Dublio, Lord Nrlfon, ' from London : Ca tharine, Took, tront Oporto ; Minerva, Boyd, from St. UOc's ; Ocmn. Andafon ; and Ranger. Maury. from Bolton. At lankrich, Maiden, Thompfon, from St. Übe's. In the Tata. Fortuna, Jacob., from St. Thonlas's; Bacchus, Davey, from Baltimore; Oecirgiana, Baker; And Nordhey , Back, from Ba tavia. AtGusnifey, AB C, Frank, from Naples ; and North Star, Lang, from Spain. At Charlene°, Columbia, Watt; and Union, Brown, front Clyde. At Jamaica, Kettle, F rag, from Clyde. Amvals at Gibraltar, from the 4th to the 1.11 of March. The American fhip Pyrrningo, P.Belagg, 4o days from New York, with tour, rum,aad mite for Leghorn. The Swedifla Stip Henrietta , three days from C;diz, with ballaft for Gibral tar. The Englilh brig Zephyr, J. Knials, 7 2 days from Cork and Madeira, with butter and potatoes. pork, beef, wine, and candler for Gibraltar. The American fchooner Wm. Rogers, 43 days from Bolton, with flour and beef for Gibraltar. The Posta brig Mary; Wm. Falter, erg days from Belfan,with po tatoes, butter, kr. for Gibraltar. The American RIM Wil liam and Mary, J. Dickfon, 38 days from Norfolk, for market. The Englifh 0001) Mary and Miry, S. Saunders, 14 rhythm° Sally, with potatoes for Gibraltar. The Englifh Chip Landau, J.Headly, ys days tram Alexandria and Malta, with ordnance norm for Woolwich. The Emilia brig Anne, W. Seers. 49 days from Gam, with hemp far London. The Felt& fhip Syria J. Sostner, 36 days from Naples, with brandy for Goer:key. 'lke Englifla brig AIM, B. Cornifb, Is days from Zante, with currants for London. The Basta alp Vidto- Tina, 41 days from Malta, with fruit for BMW. The &nen,' fcbooner Braganca. James Coals, from London 26 days, lades with iron and bole goods for this place. The American (charmer Lydia, from Beverley 6o days, with fait flit for a mar ket. The matter of the Braganca reports that the Engliihbrig Elisabeth and Aline failed from Landon before him, and the brig Olive Branch failed ha company with him. DUBLIN, APRIL a. A few days ago Mr. Juftice Bits. baring re ceived information that a well known forger of bank notes, in this city, called by his a&ciates Long Kearney the Taylor, had been in the habit of fending large parcels of forgeries to one Roache a woollen-draper in Leighlin Bridge. went to Car. low, and applied to the Rev. Mr. WHITT'', a Magiftrate, who accompanied him to Leighlin- Bridge, where they not only found the forgeries, but alto implements for coining. Roache, after much prevarication, confelled the whole, and-that he had purchafed feveral parcels of forgeries from this Kearney, who is a native of that town. Roache was committed to Carlow gaol, to abide his trial at the next affixes. We arc concerned to hear that a certain female of great refpeelability has been mentioned by Long Kearney the Taylor, as one of the molt extenfive dealers in forged bank notes, whom be has been in the Wait of supplying. He obferves no delicacy in mentioning her name, and boafting of her ad drefs in difpofing of his bank paper, particularly at card tables, to which the devotes no ineonfiderable portion of her time. Such condtgl is extremely dangerons, particularly in times when our Judges evince In much folicitude in doing ample jutlice to mutt rjF-s. A very novel, interefting, and important cattle came on ta be h...r.1 at Weiford Affizes nn Tucf day haft, before Lord NoSBURY, in the Record C o urt. It was as ::Rion of damages, in which John Nl' Ken: , ic vc.ls inti I, and Henry 1.. Torn:rt. ham, Efq. was defcndant. The plaintiff laid his slaniages at ;cc!. It appeared in evidence, that nn Sunday, the 27th of June laa, the rlaintiff, a.!.r attending di. vine let vice in the eflabliffied Church of New Rot's, adimbled, in company with many of the refficela bic inhabitants of the town, in order to preach in the ilrests, and that as plaintiff was in the an of prayer, and immediately after he had be:n pray ing for the King, the defendant, who, it appeared, ..vas the Sovereign of Rofs, came with a military guard, and brought him to the gaol, where he was coniiried from two o'clock is the afternoon of Sunday, till eleven o'clock on Monday, when he w c difcharged. Alter a difplay of .Treat eloquence by Mr. Bra• • n• 77. for the plaintiff, and Mr. rt.:Ti Hut for th .'efend.aar, and a ery able cha:'-e from the .earned ja.l;;ii. in the law on the cubic& was ful:y hid t!'e Jury, .0 . V.." retiring for halt an hour. El-wig:it in a Vf. 4: el fur the plain. tiff of ac.cl. damar, and (IL ro!i, , . lat ( Um_ out called no L0.,119111 M,IRA'LTS. CORN-EXCHANGE, kRIDAY. A.PRIT. E. Phis bein, ; Gnod Friday, and ni war!, e• at Mark-lane, &c. we Can cikr no p races an PRICE W titer of Grain or Coals. F HOPS. I tan Kent 81 os to 91 os i a Ktnt 81 Soto tol os) , E Suit':: :'1 cs to 81 los r S 81 8s to 91 os ... 4 ,.. Effie: 81 Gs to RI los °I Faro. 111 os to 141 Os) 4; SMIII4FIELD, April 7. To fink the offal—per ltone of 81b.. Bed Ss od to 71 cd 12 Ed to ss 8d I Veal Mutton ss od to Gs od I Pork 41 od TO Si 4d Limb 61. od. to Ss. od. lIIAD Of C A TILT 'I RI DAY. Beath about 4=—Slier!. and Lasub 2,000. NM/COATE and I.EADENHALL, April 7. Per (tone of 81b. by the curare. Beef 3t 4d , 0 42 8d I Veal od to 65 4J Mutton 4a od to 511 4d Pork 4s od bo Ss 4d Lamb bs. od. to Ss. od. KAW i wi s, April 7. Hideeperftone; 3s Bdto 45 od H;avy . Calt 91 6d each 1 Middling ss 24 to 3$ 6d Horfe Skins rss to tBs od Ordinary 24 tod to 3s od sheep Shins 4s od to 95 cd PRICE OF' LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each 1844 to zoid Digto, 6o to 65115 and to 23d Merchants Backs 19d to 1944 Drefling Hides sod to aid Rae Coach Hides 214 to 234 Crop Hides for Cutting *led to 211 d Flat Ordinary 184.1 to 1944 Calf 811.11 S, 4J to 521 b per dozen aB4 to 344 Drto so to 70115 :24 to 33d Ditto ;to t• Solb 26.1 to r 4 Sol:41 Seal: (Greenland) per lb. Is 9,1 to ss oil Large d'ato ROCS to 14Ca per doe. Tanned Hone' Hides 18s to 3,5 ‘.,,.11 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. - - St. James's market as ad Town 'Fa!low 7460 d to 766 Clare Market 4 6 5d Raffia ditto(ca ) 75i Od tO Cs ♦vhitechapcl Market Ruffle ditto (foap) 7os to 06 (per Itone of Sib.) as sd Melted Stuff sot od to os .—.-- Ditto rough 416 od 131 ad Greares i6s od to os Avenge Price 46 Ofd Good Dregs toe to os Yellow Soap, 786. to os.—Mottled, 86s.—Curd, stow Price at Candles per dozen, Its. od —Moulds, I 216 Od. PRICE OE IiAY AND STRAW, April a. . . Smithfield. St. James's. I 0. H.iy s is to 6 74 00 to 7 • o Straw 2 2tO z 8 2 80tO2 17 0 CLOvcr 4 to to 7 0 Ni'llitechapel. 4 to to 7 o o I til to 2 12 o 6 to to 7 14'- FlRES.—Saturday afternoon a fire broke out in the lead-works belonging to Meffrs. Ram:.as, of St. Philip's, Bt i Rol, which did confiderable damage before it was got under. On the morning of Tuefday fennight, the houfe of Mr. Pay LIR, grocer, at Scarborough, was dif covered to be on fire, occafioned by the flames having caught a beam, the end of which pene trated through into the chimney, and which had been on fire feveral hours previous to its being difcovered. Happily it was eninguithed with very trifling damage. A few evenings fince, a woman went to vifit a prifotter in the King's Bench ; when drinking tea they difagreed, and arming themfdves with knives to decide the quarrel, the unfortunate woman re ceived many (labs in her 604 ; in the laft the knife was broken between her ribs. Medical af fiaance was immediately had, yet it is doubted whether her wounds will not prove mortal. The whalebone in her flays broke the force of the feve reit blows. On Monday night a Coroner's Inquelt was held at St. Bartholomew's Hofpital, on the body of a boy named Donahaugh, who had been run over in Holborn, by a dray belonging to Meffrs. Whit breads and Co. about eight o'clock on Saturday evening, the a6th cf March, and who had been carri:d to that Hofpital, %%here he died. The Jury adjouined until Wedaefday, as the driver of the dray could not be produced ; the Jury then brought in a verdict of Manflaughter againft a perfon unknown ; ' and laid a drama on the horfes and dray, to the prount of 401. Diiordcrs that proceed either from an impure Rate of the blood, or a relaxed Rate of the nerves, having, in innumerable inßances, fubfided by a course of SYILSBURY'S Autilcorbutic Drops, ton much cannot be laid in praife of that invaluable preparation. This unparalleled fuccefs, in the molt complicated cafes, has eftahlithed its celebrity throughout the univerfe ; indeed, where is it potli ble to obtain fuch a reilorer of the conflitutit.n and infallible care of the Scurvy, Gout. Rheumatifm, Evil, Leprofy, and a variety of other complaints, too generally incident to human nature ? Thefe Drops are fold in bottles of ss. and 6d. los. and I. 2S. each, with a black Ramp affixed to each bot tle, by the following venders in Landon : F. New hery, 45, St. Pau l's; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard ; E. Newbery, corner of St. Panl's ; Wray, Birchinlane; Bolton, Royal Exchange; Evans and Co. Long-lane ; Barclay, Flect-market ; Bacon, Osford-greet ; Ward, Holborn ; Bayley, Cockfpur-greet ; Swinney, Pall Mall ; Walfh and Withers, No. 219, Strand; Brcnnand, Bifhopf gate-Ilrcet ; Clark, No. 269, and B. Shaw, No. 74., Borough, Southwark ; and at the Difpenfary, No .Is. Soho-1104re. RIR I HS. s_ ur2cy laft, the Lady of Edo and Dcnoifoo, Efq. of Caftle BeAr LaFt.,....ta a ton. &In: at his houfe in Charl•.tte Brett, Blousnibury, the Lady of em Francis Vir.e , nt. Bart. of a fun and heir. Same d. y. at her feelmr's houfc, Cullege•ftrect. Watminfter, the lady et Captain G. Murray, X. N. of a fee. Turfday, .1: Lia houfe in Glou.:citer-place, the Lady of the Hen. Major-Gem:n.l forLcs, of a fon. MARRIED. Satur.lay LAI, at Lydeard St. Laerence, near Taunton, Sir John Ls.rter. t,. N:ifs Ruffed. At I.ord Whitworth's Chapel in Paris, Lambton Efte, Efq. to Mif. Smyth, daughter of the late Sir Robert Smyth, B 2 t. On Faturday laR, John Leach, Esti to MA Julia Ruth, le to d da sglatr of Sir W. licaurnzurtce Rum. On Thurfday, Mr. Thomas Illizard, s,f America-fquare, Surs..or, fo Msfs Aftur, daughter at Mr. Tlsomas Altos., of DIED. Werlrefday, at his! nufe,Gower-flreet, Godfrey Kettle, rig. On l'hurrJay evening, at his !mule in King-ftrect, Portman fiaare, ju.eph Chaplin Hanley, Efq. Mow: 4y Lit. at Pinner.hlll Houfe, Mn. Lloyd. widow of the Lite it ieliard Lloyd, Ll* and daughter 4.4 sir'! hoi.W ht Bart. of fl n‘m, m Park, OlfordThire. !lards Mn. Ellis, ow of the Yeomen of the fluted& At !"*. , Deptford, Kent, Airs. hittdoeU, wale of totr. Gcor :.in 1. , A. Attune, at Law. • • •‘, 'I bonus Sanderfon, late Sherif of that City. and :o the Sir James Saoderfon. HIGH WA'l 1 R. AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW , 4, n`-Ip • • •• •• • 48 minutes after 3 At•• 4 allinytes &Mr 4 COORHAM, BERKS..—TO Br. SOLD BY ATTCTiON, By Mefrrs. SKINN FR, DVIIT, and CO.' On Saturday, the 16th day of April, at the Son Inn, Maiden ' head, punetually at Three o'clocl:, in Fifteen Lou, A FREEHOLD, COPY HOLI), and LEASE HOLD ESTATE, defirably fituate in the Parini of Cookhant, a delightful and much admired, part of the county of Berks, three miles from Maiden/I:ad; comprifing a genteel Dwelling-honk, with convenient dikes and garden, in the poffeflio ,, of Captain Angel, and shout t 4 acres of inelnfed open held, meadow, and arable land, now in the occupation of Mr. George Allen,who has notice to quit at Michaelmas next; alto a perpetual rent-charge of ec.. per annum. To be viewed, and particulars had at the Bell and Dragon, Cookbam; Sun, Maidenhead; Bear, Reading; BrU, Henley; of Meths. Davenns, Printers, Oaf rd ; Metres. Smart and Co. Printers, Reading; of Mr. Hunt, Solicitor, Maidenhead; and of Marrs. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgate-ftreet. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, with a COMMO DIOUS RESIDENCE, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. CLARIDGE, at Is t Office, 47, Pall-Mall, THE Valuable MANOR of SUNDON, with the Manton Houk, containing Accommodations for a large Family, and Domenic Offices of every defaiption ; Gar den, Shrubbery, Plantations, Lawn, and Farm in Hand ; the Perpetual Advowfun of Two Vicarages; together with Six Farms, fundry Cottages and (mall Parcels of Land, Coppices and Woods, containing upwards of One Thoufand Seven Hun dred and Twenty-nine Acres of excellent I.and. all incloild, Tythe Free ; Gtuate four miles from Dunilable, fire from Lu ton, fix from Ampthill, ten from Hitchen, twelve from Boil• ford, eight from the Grand Jundlion Canal at Leighton, and thirty•fix from London. The Lsuite may be viewed by applying to Mr. Wallis, at Sundon Houle; and printed particulars may lx had at the George Inn, Luton; Sugar Loaf, Dunitable ; Swan. Bedford; White Hart, St. Alban's; and of Mr. Claridge, No. 47, Pall- Mall, where a Plan of the Ellate may be ken. For Rheumatifm, Rheumatic Gout, Stiatica, Lumbago, Hea ach, Numb:tett, Pally, Indigeflion, Flatulent spatmodie or flying Pains, general Dcbility and Relaxation of the Syftem SPRAINS, BRUISES, CHILBLAINS, :cc. FXPERIENE has proved the mild llimulating powers of WHITEItEAD's ESSENCE of MI ISTA'ID, l'ills and Fluid, the moll effeaual remedy ever made known to the world, having fucceedcd in cafes of fix, eight, ten, twenty, and even of forty years Rending, albs otln.r means had failed, and it has abfolutsly cured more patients of the above complaints, than all the medicines ever before made Public. The fluid ElTence is to !insularly pcnetratiag and fpudy in its operation, u generally to dfc.. 4 l the cure of SPRAINS, BRUISES, and CHILBLAINS, by a kw applic aions. Whitehead*. Mace of ?Outland is prepared and fold at 25.9 d. each Box or Bottle, by R. Jolter.: um, Apothecary, No. is, Greek-ltrect, Soho, London And Its reputation is fo univerf.Jiy ellablillsed, that it may be had of every Medicine Vender in England, Ireland, Wed Indies, and America. To prevent counto felt impofition, purehafers are requcfled to oWervv, the Ocluine isdillinguilhed by the King's Panne, and the Signature of R. Jost sTo v, the Patentee's own writing on the label of each Bottle or Box. FOR CHILBLAINS, RHEUMAI ISMS, BRUISES, &c. Dr. STEERS's OPODFI.D6C. THIS Medicine has beei; long acknowledged to be fuperior to every Preparation of the Kind in :he Cure of Bruifes, hprains, Rheumatifmn Cramps, Numbncfs, and Stiffnefs of the Joints, and other external Complaints, as well as In reftoring a proper Circulat; n to the I.imbs when in a Paralytic State. It is alto partind tidy feryietabk for Chil blains ; but in tbis Complaint it Lould be diffolved, and ap plied warns. On the Outride of each Bottle of the Genuine Opodehloc is parted a Stamp, in which arc engraved thefe Words" F. New bery, No 45, St. Paul's." All others are counterfeit Said only by F. NILWBEILT, at the Warehoufe for Meter James's Powder, N 0.43, in St. Paul's Church-yard, a few doors from the Comer of Cheapfide, London; and, by his appointment, by Meffrs. Jebuult and Co. No. t3o, and J. Piskling, No 76, Oxford-ftreet; J. Wade, Old Bond-item:- Bailey and Co. Cockfpur-ftreet ; J. Ward, Middle-row, Hof, born; T. Tett, Royal-E.:change ; and W. Clarke, B rough Nigh- ftrect. Price as.6d. per Bottle, including the Stamp, or Si: for Ins. DISEASES of the URETHRA and Certain COMPLAINTS. S fole Proprietor of Daran's celebrated medi cated Boogies and Remedies, Mr. Dorm. R informs the Public, that he may as ufual be conful t.d daily from g to 3, at his bott le No. 6, Froh-street, Soho, on Cafes of Stritium, Ob firudions, Glats, &c as well as Debility, and every W arder where fecreey Is fu afential a requifite, that Mr. D. has provided a fplclous Hoof:, that every Patient may be intro duced in a feparate apartment. Mr. D. has for many years confined bimfelf to that department of Surgery, and from at tentive prattitee, wad the molt Battering fuccell, lie is enabled to offer a method of cure mild, effiacious, requiring no con finement or reltraint in diet, and preventing the polibility of a relapfe. Patens in the country Rating their cafes fully, In a letter, enclofing a one or a two t.ound note,vrlll have proper re medies fent to the amount. For the various fymptoms, Ste. fee Mr. Dufour's Treatife on the above complaints, price as.6d. the fifth edition; to be had of J. Callow, Crown court, Soho ; H.D. Symonds, Paternally-row; and attic Author. WHEN Profertional Men of education and re fpontitaility deviate from the general fyftetn by the re leclion of a peculiar Branch, the fanction of long continued rucccfs h the belt criterion of ruperiority. Ten years have I devoted my pranice to the exclufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful ecrult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which ar: the mutt Import ant In the catalogue of human Infirmities. After initiedon into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a wilk at an only perind of Pradke to rercucindivida als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitant; of ironed Prattitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprize every rpecies M. VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.--hilY. I All kinds of DEBILITY, whether wiling from the habits of I Schoolboys, sr the Indulgence of mature age, and laftly that dc • raagentent of the fyftem ist Woman which it called BARREN. NESS or STERILI IY. _ . Numerous difeafes are the refuk of ignorance or hafte in the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are podonedbythe indifcretion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are roily cured, and even where others have failed, I trait that I may preform to offer a radical ri..cliablifliment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated &firer. in the difordc;, compared with the calamitous fituations of Men, who from indulgence in a SOLITARY %'ICE, or the pievaleist Gaieties of a fallsioeable Life, acquire that state of Debility which is the unavoidable confequence of filch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods neer hi, mifery. but care. fully conceals his misfortune, it n.ay be fame contslation for 'Lim to know, that although it be au 011j:it of doubt or i. wee minty with other Praditioners, the removal of theta OFF!. CIF.NCIES by the gradual pr .% .s of rciiew..tsoll is ih r . eccicar , metrt saltily experience. If the rites of Beech., or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much ac.ricty will be prevent, 1 by an early counteraction ef this languid fiat:, and in theic cafes no great difficuhies will occur. But where this deficiency has for years exifted, a prop:r Perfeveranee is indifpenfihly requdite to revive the flun.hei Mg (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Cor.ftitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed in their expeiflations of a Family, may be afforest, that its malt inftanrcs fuch defeCts arc curable by Medical Ikall. The SECRECY which is In effenti el to my undertaking, and the quilificati.os which I have prefumed to Rate. tam tl-c Bali. ol my prerenfioos, and in coincidence with loth this ir :1 [ oration is given, that Mr. BREE.may be eonful;cd prrfonally Sor d. b a y rr i: t. tters str inclofi , ne n: t a p :nail note) at hie hook, No. aa, Arun. ... ' • ' There Is an additional entrance in Water-areet adjoining and the name is on both the doors. M. MLLE, Membet at ids Royal College of Sinxesos. SPRINC: PTIYATC. 'THE Propriety 01 tatot. ~,itie alterative 7kr2..F.- cinc at this Seaton of the 1:4, to facilitate the eflmi s nature, mull be obvious to At capacity : it is a Lk • tary practice, founded by the A.,: ' of our ancoftor:., fandloned by the approbation °reser, medical man: it mi:ity is not confined to the prefeht advantagts, but maids alhn the prevention of many &rearm, which fr,imently occur when Spring Phyte has been ncgle&.t.d. ft fh recollefted h o w much the perfpiration of the body It °intruded during the win ter months by fogs, froft,, and piercing winds, which, bv con_ (fringing the pores of the &in, hived.: the neeeCtry difeliaret of hetes from the blood; thcfc, by accumulation, become amt. monious, and (unfelt. nature, by vigorous effotts, or the aGit ands of tome fearonable alterative is enabled to expel the r t . dutidsticy) lay the foundation of a variety of Mimes. The Public are therefore reminded, that DE VE t.NO's VEGETABLE PILLS arc proved by ample experience, to be the molt fafe and efSra cacious medicine hitherto dlfcovered, as au alterative, puritte: and (weetner of the blood, and for radically curing the Seurv... • Scrophula or King's Evil, Scorbutic Eruptions, Lrprory, ill effeets of Mercury, and all &teaks originating from au im purity of the blood. Prepared and fold, in boxes, price as. 6d. or fix boxes :n on. price 11. 14. by the Proprietor, J. Pilding. formerly S,r L e,e, the Army, at his Nl'...rchoufe, No. 76, Os font ftreet, the Pantheon; alfo retail by Golding. ?erfamm, No 4t, Cum. kill; Tutt, Royal Exchange; Butler, No. 4. Chcapl4,: and Edwards. No 66, St Paul's Church-yard; 16'.ird. t Holborn; Swiimey, No.ll, aid by ail Primer., Bookrellers,and Vender:of Medicine throrghout the xi:L..lw%. But all other Pills, &c. alTaming the fame name rti ftatiding they may be pompouily adv,:criferl in the molt jargon) are futile preraruions and ;rots impolizione, uido s Signed with red Ink, by the role l'roprie;or J. Piddug, NJ. 76. Oxford-ft rect. ERUPTIONS tN THE FACE THE inconliitent doita ine of thole who ream- I- mend External Applications for Internal CumplaSnts. ia obviated in the following fisnple nueltion: Will the fur adheres to the infi,k of aks ttle, or boiler, I • removed by wash ing the outlide ? The fame compel 'fon may be made ref;sectin ; the human fume: Can an internal complaint be removcd by an external application? queftions arc left to be an:Woes' by every Roider, which will thew the ridiculonfocfs of Mcs.leat ing this doctrine, while the Infallibilty of Dr. BROD' INF. BOTANICAL. SYRUP is evinced in the extraordinary Cotes that daily appsar isi the Paptrs,partieulrly in cafes o;" th above nature: Dr. Brodkin', as a regular PhvG,..ian, Las leen known many years, and not as a Noßrum Vender. His mitiv, fur publithing this adverts fement, is to fecure the Health of the Pub lic from the danger that attends extern.sl applamti n, his knowledge, has proved fatal to many woo base placed in it an Improper confidence. To dude who have revelled in the midnight cap, or madly drained nature of her richelt (tons, by unrettrained or licentis ous love, or by the horrid pal Lon of Diogenes. this mit°. rative will render all praffible enflame; and, if the vital powers be not entirely deßroyed, it will gradually repair the melan• choly evil. ladies of any time of may, by this medicine, be freed from one of the mod ;Aiding diforders incident to the fez and at a certain period it is molt highly ufeful. In all uervous affedions, 'owners of fpitits,tremblinv,lssfs of memory,impair.Avigour,andsise nu otherlefs fynaptonis of Im paired and tottering conititutions, whether arifing from a life of inattivity,intemparanee, or inattention to health, Its effiacy has attained jhroughout the three Isingdorns uttiverfal and minas rallcled eclebrit7. By Itrid perfeverance in its ule, it cheers, braces, and Invigorates the whole nervous ryttern,athl givis new tone to all the vital functions, of which numbras4:4 inftances can be avouched. A mull niiale medicine, epmpore.l of fosse of the choice. balbun, trengtheners in the whole mania troika; and is particularly applicable to thole whole coriftitutions are related by extreme weaknefs and tiebiaty, or broken by enervating or vicious Indigences. The L.:laical Syrup and Reftontive Nerrous Cordial,to be had at the Dodoes hnule, No. 9, Aibiordlnset, 7 doors frnm the Leverean Mufewn Surrey fide of Dlackfriars-bridge, u. bottles at xi. ZS. t if. 6d. and 6s. od. ((duty included) at Withers, (late Cock& a) Medicine Warchonfe, z9s, Strand ; Shaw and tclvrards, St. Paul's Church yard; and Dreamed, No. 10. Biflopfgatedircet Without; W. Buten, Printer and Book feller, et his Medicinal Warehoufe, No. 1, Wine-Oreet, who has received a large and free fupply; Thong= and Mills. Cattle-Steel; Browne, Tolaey ; C. Routh. Bridge.ltrcet ; Reed and Sheppard, &Mal; Nfiyler and Crowell, bath ; Meffra. Goadby, Sherbet= ; Mr. Reams, Oloueetter; Mr. Tymbs, Wort-eller : Mr. Ttcortnaa, Exivcr ; Swinney, Sinn itr.ham ; Spil(bury and Co. Mary- fircet, Dublin ; awl by all Printer., Booklellers, and Venders of Medicines in the Time Kincdonn. 'lle Medicine may be bad every day. A quart bank afar tains equal to Ave (mall ones. • To THOMAS TAYLOR. Eli. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March :8, diet. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever fume the year 1790, I have been &fabled with the I.ues VenereA which, fmni in otainately refilling every eourfc of medeclise prefcrilKd by the molt eminent of the faculty here, and under going fiver:l fevere courfes of fafivation, and twice dikharged from the Hofp.tal, with little Mitt, would appear to be of to molt invert - ate nature. In the fpring of Lift year my diked's had got to fuch a heed, as nearly to put a period to my exigence; I hail a large taker on the crown of my head, one on each arm. and my kg. were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully pitiful, and had bees in a Rate of elceration for the lift fiven years ; my left had alio two Large nooks en k. was very touch dlicoloured, and pre me fu: % excruciating pain. particularly when warmin bed, as nearly to Jett rive me of raft. In this InnentaLle flak I was recnntmended by Mr. J. Thump. fen, (who received fo great a ears by them here), to take your I.eoae Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th of May; in the camels of a ortnight I began to receive bcneat—in Utiles more than a month the ulcers on my head andarms were fouled ly beak I—foon after the fares on my legs healed alto, katbts however, conuderable difeolourati..n in the Mn, and pain in the boss of the left, which, by the Meiling of Gon, and a little longer perfeveranee in your invaluable Medicine, fubadad; the nodesdifperfing, the akin regaining it. natural hue, and the non , tarnal pains gradually going eitf.—l thus became, by your Me . ral advice and mcdieine,perfeelly free from all my former cons plaints—have recovered my former fpirit and Rrength, end am bc:mne Jolly and fat. in which hate having continued ninny month. to the aftabiluticot of-MSS:I4 knew me, I tun at a kW in what terms to ex pref. my gratitude, but beg you, for the gaol of other fuff• iing mortals, to make this my cafe as medic as poflihle, as 1 Mail 00 every occalion ; In fo doing you will greatly oblige,Slr, your grateful, obedient, very humbk fervent, AI.F.X. MURKER, Swan's Clore, Higb-Rreet, Edinburgh- Res to the abave ure .—gohn '..Phompinn, N 0.3. New Poultry -maket, Jchli M'lntoßi, klAffianby duce, Edinburgh- Prei,,rcd an 110 M by the role Proprietor, 'IIIOMASTeIf, I.OR, Member at the Royal College of Surgrons,at his Houk. Na. 9„ New Btilgc-greet. London; where, after a constant renitence of more than thirty-fix years, in a pradice partkaln ly dirreted to the cure of Venetic' Conigtiints, and Usage inci dental to the Pin: (+ll3cm:ration, with that inviolable kercey which Men of his Profc faun ihnill.lway. übferve in loch carets he rettcts himfelf, the advice rot .11i.cineo he gratuitoefly ad - c,i3ift,i: to prrfons taking tie. Medicine, wail be efteented. t Public, as at advantage feldom attainable, and void of all arntiguit T. Alfa fold, b; hi, appointront, for the convenience of rho& living .; a dillance, at the Paiurncr's, No. 3c, St. Alban . -- Ittect. Pall-Mall; the Toy-(hop, No. to!, Oxfonl-nreet t Me. Diftn.rough'r. Nn. 7, Fit\ ftreet-hiil ; Mr. Ste I, buckf.ll.•. Na. t. -rnw, Litrle Tower-hill ; Mr. Baxter's, kolinieurgh ; Mr. Callweirs, Dublin ; and by one per fon in every contider-tle town in Great Britain art Intand, is bane. of only 2..9d. % a.h, rested up, with 1011 and plain es• reelion. wtetety pet fons of either lex may care thartfeltr , with wife fixed, feotticy, and fafety. N. li. Ever' Box fold in Great Britain Is felled up with a Stamp, on wii.h.l.y favour of the CommilEoners. u Print rl at the Starry-o.fice—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-awes- 4 v mitair winch i..elony. and all criers are coutsweeit. LONDON Printed and rubllibed by LEVEL RENT, (of tcrhury plat Lanthrtn at the 5r.. R Omer. N'. I. C-‘ • Publiorel alt..: the 4i Aa Q.: Mt, TVllpli-Ber