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NAUTICAL LVTELLIGENCE. tloblin Watt rford 0 Ay.—WIND N. E. ARR. 1 Front t o o 3 Hamburgh 0 DC[. PLYMOUTH, APRIL I4.—Came in the DREAD NOUGHT, of 98 guns, from Sheernefs, and an chored in Cawfand Bay.—This morning arrived the Dutch National brig of war Etho, of 16 guns, Captain VAN KERVIL, from Batavia: the failed from thence the 16th Oelober lall, and touched at the Cape of Good Hope, which place the lett the ill February, and it was at that time in poffeffion of the Englifh : General DUNDAS was alio there, but his Lady had failed for Sr. Helena. She left at the Cape the LANCASTER, of 64 guns, Vice-Admiral Sir R• CURTIS ; HINDOSTAN, 0154 gun, Captain LE Gaos ; JUPITER, of go guns, Capt. LOSACK ; the PENGUIN, of 18 guns, Capt. IVITAKLANE ; and another (loop of war.—Came' in the RAMBL ER, 01 14 guns, Capt. INNES, from a cruife, with impreffed men ; and the Cultivator, of Plymouth, Captain PE•RCY, from Malaga, for London, laden with fruit.—Sailed the HIND Re venue cutter, on the imprefs fervice.—The Cl/L -s-or/iv, of 74 guns, Rear-Admiral CAMPBELL, is preparing to fail for Torbay. This forenoon the PRINCE, of 98 guns, having been hauled down the harbour, was commit coned by Captain GRIMSDALE ; (he will have a gang of riggers upon her to-morrow, when probably her topm ARS will he got up. She is a fine fhip and was lengthened fifteen feet a few years fince. Arrived from the river Thames, with groceries, &c. th e I Atalapta, Albion, and Nancy.—The ST. Jour, of 112 guns, commiffioned by Capt. SPICPR, has her topmatts rigged over head, and gets on very fail. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 15 —This day the crew of his Majelly's fhip CALCUTTA were paid ad vance of wages previous to their leaving England for New South Wales ; it is thought fhe will fail to-morrow, as Blue Peter is flying for all Officers, &e to join. She has on board 306 males conviEls, betides so women, the wives of part of them, who no doubt will be found tififul to all. They cape& to be abfent three years, as they are to form a new fettlement at Port Philip, in Bafs's Straiw, where at prefent there are no Europeans. Arrived the ACASTA frigate, Captain Woon, from Guern&y ; and l'ArocE, of 36 guns, Captain Woon, from Portland, where the has been lying to imprefs feamen, and during which time an un fortunate affray happened between a gang belong. irg to her, and fome quarry men on (bore, in which three of them were killed, and two of the AIWA'S people wounded. They were brought to Karr Hofpital yefterday afternoon.—Sailed the Am s Lea, 44, Capt. Lord Nosy, to the eatlward. —This afternoon Lord Wm. BENI-twee and Lady arrived here. His Lordfhip is going out to India. The OIPHEUS frigate, Captain CHARLES ELPHIN STOMP, lately returned from the Eaft Indies, is paid off. Her men have each a certificate from the Admiralty for fourteen days, during which time they are not liable to be preffed. FROM I.l.OYD'a LIST. Drat., Aram is.--Came down the Diligence And Swift, India Pilots, and rcinain.—W Ind N. E. ORATESRPID, APRIL fs.—Piffed by the Mary and Betty, Sanderfon, from 'Gibraltar ; Young Pe er, -~-, from Emb dcn; Young Sahrent, —, from Norden; Three Fiends, —, and the Nelms Wortterk. trom Calais.—. Sailed the Ceylon, liudion, :or the kstt Indies; Aran. Lees, for GibraN tar ; Argus, —; Pagett, Sarman ; and the Ewretta, Pater fon, for Q . tiebec. ARRIVED. Off Havre, Richmond. Reid, from New York.....At Bengal, Mar:an, Purrie, from London—At Botany Bay, Perfeur, Da mi.lfnn, from London—At Bourdeaux, Jcffe, Cooper. from New YoricAt Poole, Minerva. Reid, from Lillian—At Frrnnuth, Nancy and Mary, Lege. from Lifbon.—At Cuxhaven. Sifter% Winterb nghani, from Loffdon—.At Hamburgh, Athierva, Barer, from Meffina—At Gottenburgh, Sarah, Dantxrg,frum St. Übe's—At Oftend, Two Friends, Wilcher, from Virginia Cbina, Carron, Stewart, from Madras; Agatha and Celia, —, from Hamborgh ; Anna, Horfburgit ; Sbaw far and Minerva, Dane, from Bombay. The V Irgine, of 44 guns, was paid cff yefterday, at Deptford. The Romney, from the Eaft Indias, will be paid off at Gil lingham's Reach; and the Daidalus, from ditto, will be paid off at Woolwich. His Mildly 's fitly the Argus, bas Joined Sir Sydney Smith's fguadron in Horde, Bay. His Majefty's Osip Spitfire is re commiffioned, and Certain Xt.& N, her former Commander, appointed to the Command of her. Lieutenant RLNNT is appointed to the Cullodeo. Lieutenants Gotta and SNIT 11. to the Grampus. Lieutenants Busts and P , to the SpitLre. Lieutenant BURT. 10 the Elephant. Lieutenant ➢star, to the Vidtor . Lieutenants Di LION and Hestor, to the AfrieJine. lieutenant Mire sr, to the Zealand. is Lieutenant AND. Ktreo, to the Vidlory. Lieutenant H Kivo, to the Canopus. Mr. PATTJSON, late Purfer of the Egyptienne frigate, is ap r.sioted by Admiral DAVI cs, his Secretary, and Mr. SAM. W41.T1141. formerly Purfer of the Determiner, is appotmcd by eze Lords of the Admiralty Purfer of the Egyptietinc. NIT IratlON, Puller of the Trincomalee 1 1 / 4 f ANCOCR, Parfet of the Ofprey loop, and Mr. Wiser, Purr, r of the Terror bonds Mr. T. HOLLINMOILTn. Clerk of the Rope-yard at Wool wieh, and lately a Clerk in the Admiralty, is appointed Clerk of the Survey at Plymouth Yud, and Mr. BrNy. WiLatior, appointed Clerk of the Rope-yard at Woolwich. Capt. Gm NDA L has commilloned the Plover at Plymouth. Mr. Jams Must is appointed Top(bet of Sheernefs Yard. I rut. J.H.NICIOLAI IS appointed' to the Reiolue of 36 guns The David Scott, Arniflon, Brunfvviclr, Ceres, and Rnyal Ch.olotte, India (hips, are arrived in the River, under convoy of the Rurality and at UAL 111. Lieutenant Gtoitcs Jonsyrox was tried by a Cr , ltt Martial on the 12th intl. and was honour abl: acquitted of the charge sprefarccl againa him. MAILS THIS 11 ARR. MIL I SPORTIKO. ROYAL Humr.—The deer which was tur. - ted out for the day's diverfion on Tuelday, is a great fa vourite with His MAJESTY. At darting from Arcot Heath he ran with great fwiftnefs towards Bagfhot, making a double to the right, croffing the front by Czfar's Camp and Southal Park, and through Eat Hampftead Park; and what is very remarkable, to the place where he had twice be fore been taken after a very long chase. The fportfrnen expelled he would have halted there, but he ran with greater (peed it poffible, leaving Brack nell to the right, through the inclofure, by Wavell and Winkfield church, eroding the plain through . the woods, by General HARCOURT'S, St. Leonard's Hill, and made his way to Elwer, at which place he ran into the Mill River, where he remained lonic time, but being clofely purfued, he cleared nut of the river, and the chace was renewed. The deer then took his courfe towards the river Thames, to the left of Windfor, and eroded the Thames. The huntimen were then obliged to come through Windfor and Eton, and their appearance attrafted the attention of the inhabitants. His MAJESTY and attendants then gave up the chace and return• ed to the (been's Lodge, after a purfuit of up wards of three hours. The chace was renewed by the remaining fportfmen, who were very nume rous. The deer took to the left of Eaton, and made much ground before a double back to the left, where he plunged into the Thames near Sur ley Hall. By the heat of theday, and the length of the chase, he now became quite exhaulled, and two of the foremod hounds purfued him into the water, where they feized him, and would have drowned him in a few minutes, but for the Alli ance of a man in a large boat, who went to the deer's affiftance, took the dogs off, and brought the deer fafe to Windfor Bridge, where he was put into a liable, and taken proper care of. STAG Humr.—The Earl Of baiter turned out a Rag yefterday morning at ten o'clock, to the left of WAHingham Common, fix miles beyond Croy don. The flag fet out at firft in a line.towards the county of Kent, but afterwards turned to the right to Bottle Hill, and purfuing that direaion over the hills took the road to Godßone. Thence he made for Bamilead Park, over Sutton Common, leaving Ewell on the left. He then croired the Epfom Road, and over the fields to Kingßon, where he took to foil on the Thames, between Kingßon and Hampton Court, and after crofling the river twice, was laid in Lord FITZGERALD'S garden. He remained there Rime time at lair, and upon being roufed, took again to the Thames, and was taken by a boat near Kingßon, after a run of four hours and a half. The fcent lay remarkably well, and the dogs hunted with filch fpirit and fo little interruption, that mon of the hOrfemen were thrown oat, there being but five in at the time the Rag was taken. The olden fportfman perhaps never witnelfed finer fport, or a more fevere run at this feafon of the year. Mifs Ds CAMP appeared yelterday evening, for the firit time, at Drury-lane Theatre, in the play of Deaf and Dash. fince her return from France. The Marchionefs of Hs ADFO sr gave; on Thurf day evening fall, her firß grand Rout this feafon, At her honk in Stanhorie-ftreet, May Fair, to above five hundred of the firft nobility. In the fplendid circle were--.-. Hi, Rnyal Hiyhnefs the Prince of Wales. Portw;nefe Ambarador. Duke of Leintler. klarquls of Lorne. Earl..—Limerick,Gallovray,Mountnorrls, Aboyne, Carlifle, Longford, and Farnham. NIL ounts—Fahnouth, Maynard, Greaves,Cnotley,Durfiey. and Printrnfe. Lords—H. Petty, A. Hamilton, Percy, St.:Helens, It Moore, OnMon, and W. Ruffen. Baron de Rolle. Sirs—G. Cornwall, H. Daetwood, and J. Shelly. Generale—Taylor, Thornton, and CaratorG Colonel W. Stratford. Captain Bennet. Meffro—Robinfon, Methuen, T. Methuen, Laurie, R.Wal• pole, Soley, Stewart, Clive, Montgoatcry, CockereU, King, C. craven, Baryon, G. Caultßad, Hammerney. Harvey, H. Ham • mrrfley, P. Methuen, Cornwall, Moore, E. Walpole, Clover, Quin, Harvey, and Lewls. Mitcham —Northumberland, Montrofe, Leiniter, and Bolton Marchioneres.-Waterford, Hartford, and Bath. Counttffe..—Kerunare. Limerick, Carliar, Liverpool, Har rirgton, Mountnorria, Cork, Sefton, Dowager Sefton, Ds bridge, Longford, Leitrim, Eingiton, Antrim, Rofcbcrri, and Ely. • Vifrounteffcs--Newark, Godard, and Mathew. Ladies—M. Percy, Carrington, F. Harr:2, Northwicke, Somerton, G. Howard, Sommers, Bifhop. Warren, flood, E. Percy, Dough., C. Douglas, Tankerville, Bennett, Jen kinfon, A. M. Stanhope, Beresford, Crofton, C. Paget, Corn wall, CA wilor, two Thynnes, Haggerfton, Pereeval, A. Stew art. T. King, A. Harvey, M. Primrofe, C. Howard, and W. Ruffen. Miftreffes..-Robinfon, Medium, Coleman, S. Wonky, Shelly, Benyon, Clements, R. Walpole, Soley, Rohinfun, W S•rutorJ, Clive, CockereU, Mug, Baryon, Salton, Robins, E• Walpok, nkes, Fitzberbert, and Howard. Milks—Two Smiths, two Colenuns. two Shays, Richards, Ellerker, Clcments, Douglas, Fitzroy, Wingfields, Ham y, Crofton, Cornwall, and L. Gower. The Entertainments at the Royal. Ciacus be fpeak their own merit ; they are derived from an original fource, and will long prove the higheft favourites with the Public. We cannot hut ad mire the cxtenfive and beautiful Scenery there pro duced, and tile liberality with which the whole of the concern is conduaed. Full houfes mutt inevi tably be :lie reward of fuch prodations. Ft R E.—On Saturday laft, about three o'clock in the morning, a fire was difcovered on the premifes of Mr. Constable, farther, of Stradifhall, by which the whole of the barns, (tables, and out-buildings, were deltroyed, together with a quantity of bar ley and oats therein, carriages, blonds, &c. fine hogs, and an excellent road mare. Every at tempt to refcue the latter animal from the flames proved fruitlefs, although li r !bricks were heard all over the yards. The dwelling-houfe happily efcaped damage. The buildings (which belonged to John Vernon, Efq. of Bury) were not Wilted, but we underfiand Mi.Conflable's flock was. The fire was occalioned by an incendiary, who confef fed the atrocious a& on tha ipot.alledging no other rcafon than that lt. had hid a hard job.—He is committed to Bury gaol for trial. TAIL L. 171? FATAL DUEL. CAPT.MACNAMARA.—YefIerdaF,at two Sir RICHARD FORD attended at Blake's Hotel, in Jermynaireet, in ord:r that the examinations of the feveral perfons taken beieire him rcipeflinz the late fatal duel, in which Colonel NIONTCOMERY was killed, (Mould be lead over and fworn to in the prefence of Capt. MACNAMARA; which heing done accordingly, the parties were bound over to give evidence upon the trial ; and a commitment to Newgate, for the murder, was made out for Capt. MACNAMARA. Mr. ANDREWS ; Mr. CLINF, and two other eminent Surgeons who attended the Captain were then fworn, and depoied, that he could not at prefent be removed without endan gering his life, in confequence of an inflammation having taken place in the wound, which they laid was occafioned by a part of the clothes driven in' by the ball, and Rill remaining in the body. The inflammation, they added, had produced a conli &cable degree of fever. The warrant of commit tal to Newgate, therefore, was not executed and the Captain was left in the care of Mr. Townffiend and three other Bow-ftreet Officers, who are Ra tioned at the Hotel until he may be removed with fafety un Newgate. Mr.ERSKINe and Mr.KNOWLES attended on the part of Captain MACNAMA RA, but they did not think it necelfary to interfere, or to make any application for his admittance to bail in the prefent Rage of the bulimic, and on account o f the near approach of the Seflions. Mr. MACNA MARA, the Captain's brother, and twu lons, were prefent upon the occalion. SURGEON HFAVlSlDE.—Yellerdayafternnon,the Attorney of Surgeon HEAVISIDE, went to tl e houfe of Lord Ecsersaorrouc Fr, for the purpofe of applying for a writ of Habeas Corpus, to bring up the body of his client from Newgate, in orderthat he might be admitted to bail. Councillor Woo?) attended on the part of Surgeon HEAVIcIDE, in order, if neceffary, to enforce the application, and anfwer any objetions that might be made. His Lordllip, however, was not at home, and Mr. WOOD being obliged to go away before his Lnrd (hip's return, the merits of the que(lion were not gone into, and the application (lands over. There was hardly a man more refpefted in the City of London,than the unfortunate Mr. Asr.FTr. All who knew him fpoke of him as one of the moil honourable eharafters, as one who was always ready to do a kind office, and to render any fervice in his power, in the molt gracious and obliging manner. It is impoffible, therefore, to confider his prefent fituation without fentiments of fincere con cern, or not, on this unhappy occafion, to mourn over the weaknefs of man, and the inaability of fortune. Yellerday afternoon, at five o'clock, as Mr. SPENCER TOWNSEND, a Gentleman of great re fpetlability, who holds a high fituation in the Navy. Office, Somerfet-Houfe, was returning from the Office to his houfe in Cleveland Court, St. James's, he was flopped within a few yards of his own door by a Gentleman of the name of GRANT, 'lately, we underfland, a merchant in Lawrence Pountney-lane, with a pittol in each hand, who approached, and thus addrefred him :- 41 You v —n, you are the caufe of deftroying the happinefs of my mind ; take one of thefe piltols, and you (hall inflantly (hoot me, or 1 (ball (hoot you." Mr. Towns§ tio, perceiving Mr. Ga•t.r atluming an attitude, which igdicated a refolution to carry his defperate purpofe into immediate exe cution, made an attempt to rufh fuddenly by and gain his own door, when GRANT, who flood in his way, turning round as it were with intent to follow him, difcbarged one of the piftols at him. The pittol was loaded with fwan !het, but the parties were fo dole at the time of the fire, the charge probably paired him like a Tingle ball, and Mr. ToweszsD fortunately efcaped unhurt by it ; A confequence that could fcarcely have happened, had there been diflance between for the (hot to fcatter. Mr. Towessmo, however, was not thus freed from danger, for in the fudden fpring to gain his own door his foot flipped, and he fell upon the pavement, and Geese, feizing the opportu nity, followed up his diabolical inttnt, by ditCharg ing the contents of the fecond pittol at him, while he lay prollrate upon the ground. The contents of the pilkol palled through Mr. TowssiND'S coat, and Rightly wounded one of his knees, and the wadding lodged in the flcirt of his coat, and fet fire to it. Mr. TOWNSEND, however, made a fudden exertion, and recovered his feet. The report of the two piftols brought feveral of the neighbouring people, fome of whom law the whole tranfaetion from their windows. The po pulace immediately colle&ed around Mr. GRANT: be was fecured, and immediately conveyed to Bow-Rreet, where be underwent a long examina tion before Mr.Boso and Sir WILLIAM Names ; after which be was committed for further exami• nation. Upon inquiry we learned that Mr. Tows- SEND had been uled for a confiderable time pall to receive anonymous threatening letters, but from whom lie was not able to form any conjefiurc.— The lafl of this defcription which he received was in the following words You have heard illeN fate of Colonel Montgomery : it !hall be yout's one of thefe days." This letter, and feveral others of the fame clefs, and in the fame handwriting, are forthcoming. Mr. GRANT, we undertlanti, appears to be infane, and the cattle of his mt.lan• choly Rate, as well as of the crime which he at tempted, is fuppofed to be this :—Some tune ag,, he paid his addrefres to a daughter of the late Lord Dudley and Ward, who WAS bequeathed by the will of her father a fun of 40001. Mr. Tows- SEND was one of the teuftees in the will, in whom the above filen was yelled for the ufe of the young Lady, in cafe fbe flsould marry with the confent of her ftiends. This confent Mr. Gatssr was un able to obtain; and Mr. Towassmo, as an honour able. faithful, and juR trace, adhered to foe will. This dirippointment is fuppoled to have preyed upon the mind of Mr. GRANT, and to have produced that alienation of undertlanding, nnJcr the influence of which he' made Well a dtiocrate attack upon the life of a tcfpcaable and woolly man. LO.' , " I; 0!V M/RLETS. CORN-EXCHANQE, FR;DAY, APPAL 15. A RETUR.N OF the 2d of AprC , tot!e .th. o: T . 4[21-3.544 I.:As—Average 475. c:5.1--cs. 2d. lower than Taft rerun,. PRICE OF HCPS. Kent 51 os to 61 6s „; Kart 61 C. to 71 7• ' , ldrai 51 0, to 5 11 5 s `4. 2 Sui r ax 51 t:s to 61 to. -5 Effex 01 Os to 01 Cs °I I F-rn. 01 ass to 01 a..> 4 SMITHFIELD, April tc. To fu.k the off:1-1'er :lone of Slb. Beef 4$ 4d to 51 6 , 1 \'e...l 5, cd to 6b 84 Mutton 51 od to 61 cd Pork 4s 81 to 51 44 Lamb 6s. 4d. to 8s• 4d. • BEAU .1 o•rita ins; :JAY. Braila boot 4 - o—Shri , and NEWGA FE and LE:WI:MIA LI., April t 5. Per Rom of Blb. by Cie car,..,.a. Beef 3$ 4,1 111 44 6d I Veal 46 od to 6 5 od Mutton 45 4d to 5s cd Pork .15 84.1 10 54 41 lamb 6s. od. to Bs. cd. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. :it. James's matkat GLI 'cos, 7610 d tots Cl.,re Market 41 sal Ruth., idtio (ca ) 74s od to 75s Whitteliape! Markat Ron., oitto (fuap) 69s to 7CI (Per 'Lune of 81b.) 4s 5d Melted S!uff 58s od to 594 -- Ditto rsugh 42$ Cd 13, 2a s 16s rd to es Average Price 4s sid Good Drers tos to ca Yallaw Strip, 78s. to cs.—Mottied,B6s.—Curtl, gas Priaa o f Gaudio: per dozen, t tes cd.—N4 Adds, PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, April 15. SiWthtichl. tit. James's. \%* hite.hapel. 0 H.y 5 15 to 6it 4 C• to 7 00 4 to to 7 00 Straw 2 2to 2 81 2 50C02140l l t 6 to 2 6 0 Clover 4 to 10 7 6 6to 7 7 0 COALS, April tr. Belt Coals in the Pool, al. es. 6.1. per Cka/drom. D-li erect 21. tr. 6d. • Sunderland, 21. cs. cd. Delivered 21. ps. od. Thurfday four Mailer tradeimen waited upon the LORI) MAYOR at the Manton Houle,and thank ed him for the "order which his Lordfhip fent with Mr. Nelfon, the Deputy Water Bailiff, for the li beratiou of their apprentices, who were impreffed on Monday lail, as they were going down the River to amufe themfels es at Greenwich. In the courfe of their addrefs, they detailed the particu lars of the great trouble and inconvenience which they experienced in the prefent cafe ; and infilted, that they being Freemen and Livcrym..n of Lon don, and their apprentices being bound for the freedom of the City, the latter were not liable to be impreffed, and that confequently the condua of the prefs gang, who bad fo impre ff ed them, was a violation of the rights and privileges of the city of London. The Loan Mayort anfwered, that he, fhould be always ready to protea the liberties of the City of London, and commended the Gentle men for their exertions upon the prefent occafion. PR r ss Gallo s.—At Union-Hall, William Wort. ley depofed, that yefterday morning, about t t o'clock, as he was coming up Tooley-ftreet, where he had been in the difcharge of his duty, he law feveral.perfons (landing near tile corner of the Bridge Yard, who, from their appearance, 'he took to be a Prefs.gang. Seeing they had flopped a man whom he heard them alk for his protec tion, he (lopped for a minute, to fee how it would end. A man of the gang came up to him and Paid, " What bufinefs have you here?" The wit. nefs replied," I certainly have as much right here as you." He was then afked, if he had ever been at lea? He replied, he had been two or three times to Gravefend, for pleafure, but no further. Jult upon this, the prifoner in cuflody, who akted as the Officer of the gang, confdling of nine men, Came up, and the man who had been fpeaking to the witnefs, Paid, " Here is a volunteer." This Wortley denied, telling him he was a Police Offi. cu.. This did not fatisfy the other, for he feized him by the collar, and Paid, "You are a volunteer, and (hall go along with us." The witnefs then putting his hand to his coat pocket to pull out his book, and produce his warrants of appointment. one as a p'nlice officer, and the other on the imprefs fervice ; the prifoner, without further ceremony, pulled his cutlafs from under his coat, and gave Wortley Co fevere a cut on the head, through his hat, that he had nearly bled to death before the wound was dreffed. Before he became quite in fentible, he requefted that be might be taken to fame neighbouring furgeon's,- to have his wound dreffed ; but this was refufed. The men then, under the direBion of the prifoner, dragged him to Miil Stairs, laid him in their boat (for he could not fit up), and took him on board the Tender, where the Surgeon drefred his wound. Several. perfons depofed to the fame effe,9. The prifoner is a Prefs•Mafer, who is employed under the Lieutenant who has the charge of the Imprefs Service, but had not any warrant. The Magißrate faid,that the prifoner hid exer cifed the authority rerofed in him in a fcandalous and cruel manner; he had alfo departed from his duty, by going with the gang to Bridge-Yard, when he had bran ordered by his Officer to pro ceed no further than the Bridge-Stairs. He was immediately ordeied to be committed to take bis trial for the offence, and the complainant via% left to the care ot the Surgeon. James B:nnet was alfo ordered to find hail, fi , r having atraulted the boy, and the names of the whole gang were fent to the Admiralty, with an Account of their condua. Iv roataavina Givix.—As within theft three mouths h v. ral pet lons have found co nfide, a bl e b e . netit, and perfonally expreffed their thanks to the Proprietors of Sr Icsausx's Anti-feorbutic Drops, for the teturn of Health they have received, by 'taking their Medicine ; and as others have been enquiring for a ternedy to counter:lft that our,. tirm which in to many cafes has followed the In fiiienoo, it is their peculiar fatistaction in thus hav ing in their miser to remove their ane:cies to •at.s• fa...torily on this head. Thole sshn are fulair:• to annual teturns of Sembutic complaints at this !Ca ton, experience has taught them the value of filch A Medicine, they base not now to learn its efTi.!acv ni its reptti.r.ion, d u d:iig, as it d-es. unequalied in the annals 1 , 1 Med•cine, %%huller A dmit•iitct,..l al Scurvy, or appi rd to :alleviate the tiifferings of C. .tit, Rheum &c. 01 acrimonious cruptiotio isteakant; out vu the furfAce of tbt Skin. •