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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. mu.n . Aßy I'MJNIOTIONS. ORDNANCE:WM t, Amur. 11, 1808. Corps of Royal Engineers-Gentleman Cadet Alexander 'thomp • tie; and Lieutetaiat, vice Wells, promoted. Dated April 6, 1508. Conlndssiens signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Icor • Tenbr:rige Wells Volunteers-Jeceph ClOver, Gent. to be That Lieutenant. Dated April 9, 1608. Mo: 'gm, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated April 13, 18u8. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. June 4. Lewis Lewis, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. Spencer Martin, of Tart-!Mourne, ;-:ussex, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, to surr, n ler April iv, at eleven, April 23, and May 28, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Day and Jones, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street. Christopher Perkins, late of Swansea, Glamorgansitire, shopkeep er, dealer and chapman, Apra 19, 26, and May 28, •at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorrny, Mr. Field, Friday-street. John Baines, of Ashford, Salop, farmer, stealer and chalpenan, May 2,9, and 28, ix one at the White Horse Inn, Ludlow, Salop. Attnrnies, Mr. A dams, Ludlow ; or Messrs. Meredith and Robbirs, Lincoln's Inn. Jo i43.is Broadhurst, of Charing Crass, Middlesex, jeweller, dealer and ebarnan, April 23, at ten, April 39, at eleven, and May 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Kebbleeddle, Row land, and Robinson, Gray's Inn-piace. Ed xard Wilson, of St.lanies's.street, Middlesex, hatter, April 23, 36, anti: l / 4 111y 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.lklaymott, -Charlotte-street, Blackfriar's Road. Thmnas Adcock, of Macclesfield, Chest ire, joiner, builder, dealer and chapman, April 29, May 17, and 2s, a thr,e, at the Crown and Anchor Inn, Stockport. Anoraks, Mr. George Edmunds, Exchequer °hie e, lancoln's lan, London; or Mr. Jain Bad drk y, Stockport. H :ary Wareing, of Blackburn, Lancashire, contractor, innkeeper, dealer and chapman, May 9, at five, May 10, at eleven, and 2a, at five, at the Dun Ho*, Blackburn. Attornies, Mr. Wtiglesworth, Gray's lan, London ; or Mr. Wilkinson, Black burn. Michael Layton, late of White Hart-Row, Kennington, Surrey,, stone-mason, dealer and chapn'an, April 19, 30, and May 28, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attnrnies, Messrs. Alcock, Boswell, and Corner, York-street, Southwark. ECchartiDenzictt, of Greek-street, Soho, cheesemonger, Aprll 19, May Q., and 28, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Heb den, Temple. Thomas Nightingale, of Dewsbury, Yorkshire, mercer and wool len-draper, dealer and chaprmit),, May 25, at five, May 26, and 28, at ten, at the George and Dragon Inn, Dewsbury. Attornies, Messrs. ykes and Knowles, New Inn, London ;or Mr. Sykes, of Dewsbury. DIVIDEN'DS. London, April P. John Spenser Taylor, of Gral Atlas's , bat manufacturer, at um at Guildhall. April IL Ralph Fowler; of Mortimer-street, Cavendish-square, Middlesex, upholder, at ten, at Guildhall. April P. Frederick Francis, of Chiswick, Middlesex, smith, at eleven, at Guildhall. April 11. William M 4 Kielay, of Liverpool, linen-draper, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. April It!. Clement Stephen Richardson, of Cambridge, linen draper, at eleven, at Guildhall, I notion. April 12. Thomas PK:her, late of the parish of Holy Cross,West -gate, near Canterbury, Kent, wheelwright, at twelve, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. April 9 Santuel Cartwright, of Maiden-lant, Wood-street, Loss don, hosier, at ten, a' Guildhall. April 9. Anthony Tho.ras, of Duke-street, parish of St. James, Westmintrer, feather-manufacturer, at ten, at Guildhall. April 9. Robert Gibbs, of Whitecross-Alley, Moorfields, Mid d!esez, chair-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. April n. John Carr, of Eishopweretrouth, Durham, joiner and cabinet-maker, at one, at the Bridge Inn, Bfahopwertmouth. Ai ril 12. James Hurry, of Nag's 1-Lad-court, Gracechurch-street, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. April 12. Richard Fowles, of Nag's Head -court, Gracechurch- I street, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. April S. Jain Wilton, late of Kendal, Westmorland, tallow-chan dler, at five, at the White Hart Inn, Kendal. April 12. Joseph Scott, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, grocer, at eleven ' at the c•eorge Inn, Whit , fr;argate, Hull. April 9. Thomas Shepherd, of Rumford, Essex, nurseryman and seeds nun, at twelve, at Guildhall. April 9. Thomas Robinson and :Michael Robinson, of Kirkby Stephen, Westmorland, liquor-merchants and copartners, at ten, at the White Hart, Kendal. April 12. John Makeig, of Bristol, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Corn-street, Bristol. AO l 11. George Burgess, late of Whitecross - street , ale and table beer brew, hut now of Wood -street, London, warehouseman, at eleven, at Guildhall. April IL Samuel Goodwin, of.the Haymarket, Middlesex, hard svareman, at eleven, at Guildhall. April 9. Joseph Anderson, of Gracechurth-street, London, paibr hanger, painter and glazier, at one, at Guildhall. April 12. John Crocker, now or late of Gosport, ship-chandh r 114 sail-maker, at twelve, at Guildhall. April 11 . Robyn Thomas, of Cowbridge, Glamorganshire, shop keeper, at eleven, at the Bush • I'avern, Corn-street, lini cola April 18. William Hippisley, now or late of Shepton Mallet, somer.ashire, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the IL.II Inn, Sheptun PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Jahez L. Patrick, Mary Patrick, and . Theresa King, of Lamb's Conduit-street, Holborn, milliners and dress-makers. March 2.5, 1808. Thomas Kerr and William England, of .7%hnchester, joiners. Dec. 21, 1807. Richard Owen and John Booth, of Stockport, hat-manufacturers. May 1:!, 1807. Peter Jeffery and John Gore, of Bow-lane, Cheapside, warehouse men. Jan. 1, 1808. John Mas-n and John Henry I ace, of Liverpool, merchants. March 17, 1808. Ihenezer Brown and Charles Wilkins, of Twerten, Somerset setshire, clothiers. April 4, 180 b. Charles David Faber, Jarv.. drown, William Pollard, Thomas Henry Faber, and Benjamin North, of Earnley, parish of Leed%, Yorkshire, scribbling and fulling milltrs. April 1,, 1808. Witham Dorr and Thomas Strange, of Houndsditch, boot and shoe-maker:. March 31, 1808. William M'Cready and Philemon Galindo, rf the Theatres at Manchester, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and other places. April 7, 1808. James Marsell, John Fielding, John Burgin, and 4lPeorge Bur kinshaw, of She ffi eld, saw, edge-tool, joiners'-tool, and cast steel-matters. March 24, 1808. ' William Ailsope of Mar.chester, and Sarah Hall of Ttrton, at Great Bolton, Lancashire, cotton-spinners. July 4, 1304. John Jenkins of Rotherhithe, and William Fob of B e rmondsey, umber-merchants. Dec. 2.5,1807. Bouttell and John Wluny, jun. of Nayland, Suffolk, soap boilers. Mairgh 24, 1808. 'morph Welch and Williams Wetly of Birmingham, brass-foun ders. Marsh 30, 1808. Thomas Nunn and John Hunter, of Hackney-road, brew en. Jan. 5, •1800. fames Drinkwater William Leece Drinkwater, and John Drink water, jun. of Liverpool, merchants. Feb. 2, 1808. George Sneers and Philip Weaver, of Kaft-strect, Newington, t u rners. Aprll.3, 1808. Thomas Gibson and George Foster, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ilnen-drapt : rs. 'March 12, 1808. George Straffordoen. George Strafford, jun. and Thomas Crow ther, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, timber-merchants. June YO, 1806. Cornelius Cowling and Thomas Bacon, of Gainsburgh, Lincoln shire, bricklayers. March 12, 18014. Samuel Lucas,s Edward Lucas, Thomas Lucas, Stephen Bed ford, Joseph Read, and John Read, of Shttfieki, Yorkshire, and Chesterfield; Derbyshire, casters of cutlery .sad other goods. March 80, 1808. Oswald Syers and James Crockes, of Manchester, stationers. MasTli 26, 1808. Samuel Cattsby and George Steinbach, junior, of Bedford -street, Covent Garden, nsene-mercess. March 25, 1808, Itnigh White and Francis Goadsby, of Manchester, drysaltcrs and comuslasson agents. Ma:chat, 1808. FIPTII REPORT, OP THY CONINITSMONIKS APPOINTED! 4 1 / 4 3 F.NQUIRE AND EXAMINE INTO THE PUBLIC EXPENDITURE. ARMY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. ( Continued from the ST.III of April 12.) The Medical concerns of the Navy, since the aboli tion of the Sick and Hurt Office, are conducted by the Transport Board, and chiefly by the Medical Member of it, who has had great experience as a Naval Surgeon, and as Physician to the Fleet. The establishment, independent of that of the Na val Hospitals, consists of two Inspectors of Hospitals, being Physicians who have served at sea ; and of Sur geons and Assistant Surgeons to ships, whose number is regulated by the rate of the ship, or, in smaller vessels, by the complement of men ; and one Physi cian is occasionally allowed to a Fleet. The establishments at the Naval Hopitals are according to their extent. At Hadar, calculated to receive 1800 patients, there are three physicians, three surgeons, one dispenser, and twelve hospital mates. At Plymouth, calculated to receive 1200 patients, there are two physicians, two surgeons, one dispenser, and ten Mates : but the number of Mates varies with the number of patients. According to this proportion, therefore, it seems tohe considered that one Physician, one Surgeon, and four or five Mates, are sufficient for 600 patients. It is required that candidates for employment, pre vious to their appointment in the medical service of the navy, should produce certificates of their surgical abilities from the College of Surgeons at London, Dublin, or Edinburgh ; and that they shoold be examined as to their skill in physic by the Medical Member of the Transport Board, who has two fixed days in each week for such examination ; but wl.en candidates have presented themselves, he is in the practice, he states, of examining them at other times. All persons entering into the Naval Medical Ser vice must first serve as Assistant Surgeons : these are promoted to the rank of Surgeon according to the time that they have served, and the characters which they have obtained for general good conduct and pro fessional skill ; and they must again undergo an exa. mination before the College of Surgeons and the Medical Member of the Board, unless they shall have been certified, in the firs_ instance, to be duly qualified for the rank of Surgeon. Hospital Mates, Assistant Surgeons, and Surgeons, are appointed by the Transport Board. We tinder stand that there is great difficulty in procuring Hospi tal Mates and Assistant Surgeons, properly qualified, and that the number deficient at present cannot be less than six hundred. Physicians to the fleet, and to hospitals, and Surgeons to hospitals, are appointed by the Loris Commissioners of the Admiralty ; they must, however, all be selected from the list of Naval Surgeons ; and the Physicians must have served five years as Surgeons. The pay of the Medical Member of the Transport Board is one thousand pounds per annum, with no other emolument. The inspectors have each five hundred pounds per annum salary, and an allowance for subsistence when on service, (i. e. when absent from town) of one guinea per diem, and one shilling and sixpence per mile for travelling expences ; one half is, however, deducted from the subsistence when they are embarked on board King's ships. The duties of the two Inspectors, who are gene rally resident in London, and who, it is understood, are not to practise for their private emolument, are to visit the Naval Hospitals on shore and afloat, and King's ships of every description ; to report on the conduct of the Medical Officers employed, and the . state of the sick ; on the general management and economy of the hospitals, and on the condition of the medicines and other articles in store ; but they cannot give directions relative to the treatment of the sick. The Transport Board judges of the conduct of the Assistant-Surgeons from the report of the Surgeons and Officers under whom they are serving, and cer tificates from theni must be produced annually, before the Assistants are allowed to receive their pay. The professional conduct of the Surgeons is judged offmn the reports of the Inspectors of Hospitals, and by the opinion formed by the Medical Member of the Board on his perusal of the Journals, which the Surgeons are required to keep, of their practice on board ship, and to produce, beibre their pay can be received. The general conduct of the Medical Officers of Hospitals is under the controul of their Governors respectively; and the profes ;ional practice of those Officers is open to the aniniadvelsion of the Inspectors in their vi sitations. SALES BY AUCTION. SUFFOLK.--LAVENHAM PARK I , AIUM„ Ty I.i . :n*oN 4111.1 I.AVALLIN, At the Angel Inn, in BURY, on 'Tuesday, the 2d day of May next, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, LL that desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, L LAVENHAM PARK, situate in Lavetilatm, in the Connty of Suffolk, containing by admeasaternent, of arable„ mea dow' and p . tore, 4604 A. and of Wood I.lnd, 411 A. t•igether with .502 A. or thereabouts, now in the occupation of ;kir. Kemball, tenant at will; from whom possession may he had at Old Michaelmas next. 'i his Farm is divided into welt proportioned inclosures, and has a convenient and well aci:Tted Bar•is, St4toks, and Out-huildlilgs, and is free of all tythes, being liable only to a modes of Y..sel. p.-r annum.— Lavenham Is situate 10 miles from Bury, 12 fawn Ifadlei:;h, flier from Melford, and seven front Sudbury, el good market,-towns. Mr. Kemball, the tenant, will slaty/ the. estat: on appli....athn, and particulars and conditions of salt may be had in du.: time, at the principal Inns in the neigld:ouring towns; of Mr. Fir:nil, Dedham ; Mr. Skinner, Lawford, near Manningtrefe; and of the .Auctioneers. Colciu stir. In pursuance of a Commission of Arprai itrnent ami S issaed front the High Court of Admirahy of Engtaint, addressed to Jou CiticarT, Esq. Casitleman, the Marshall of the said Court, On Friday, the 22d .4 pril instant, at '.estm 'o'clock in the forenoon, HE FO 1. ING GOODS, viz About 20 To::s of Cod J 6 Tons of Ling 60 Tons of OA and Ling (little damaged) Being part of the Cargo of the Danish brig Fortuna, N. Foi . ar Master, detained by the private ship of war Thomas and John. For viewieg the same, and for any further particulars, apply at the Counting House of THOMAS LOCKYER, Substitt.te to the Marshall of the Admiralty. Plymouth, April l 1, 1808. At the I.ozloa . 1 avert], Plymouth, on Friday xhe 6th of May neat, at eleven o'clock in the.forenoon, 'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 4 Pieces Erandy 11. II ols. French White Wiut 126 Half Pieces French Wide I Hhd. Muscadel Wine Wine 1 Case Anchovies &Salad Oil Being part of the Cargo. nf the MARIANA ; and condemned to His Majesty's Ship Ac I aye', R. H. Mow anAe„ Esq. Commander. Also, 12 Pipes Brandy 4 Cases Oil in Bottles 3 Hhds. Red Wine • Landed from the Danish Brig JOHANNA CATHERINA, and re..toretl to the Claimants. Also, 280 E Red Wine-30 Half Pieces Ditto. . . For Catalogues, and other paniculars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. GOSPOWI. gy virtue a a Decree of Appraisement and Sale from the High Court of Admiralty addressed to Edmund Cobb Hurry aiat William Carver, of Gosport, Esqrs. On To:sday. the 19th day of April, 1909, at Ele.ven o'Clock in the Foreruon, will be sold by Public Auction, at the India It appears, therefore, that in the Medical Service of the Navy, as in that of the Ordnance, the Medical superintendance is in those who must necessarily have had great Medical experience in the service ; and that their attention is solely dedicated to their employ ments ; that the business oftbe Inspection of the hos pitals, and of the King's ships, is conducd by two Navy Physicians, whose general residence is in Lon don ; yet that very effectual, checks seem to beprovi ded on the conduct of the Navy Medical Officers ; and, that the Medical establishments of the great Naval Hospitals at Haslar and Plymouth are very inferior, in proportion to the sick calculated to be received at them, to those which have been establish ed in the Army General Hospitals. We have also inquired into the nature of the Me dical Establishment of the East India Company's Army, and into the mode in which their Medical department is conducted. There is a separate Establishment, as we learn from Dr. Yates, who was a considerable time in the ser vice of the Company) at each Presidency. That at Madras, with which Dr. Yates was best acquainted, consists of a Board, formed of the i three senior surgeons in the service, who superintend the conduct of the whole Department, and have the immediate superin tendance of the Madras General Hospital. The re mainder of the Establishment (there being no such • rank as that of Physician in the Company's Service) consists of Staff Surgeons (called Superintending Surgeons of Divisions), of Surgeons, and Assistant Surgeons., When the numbers of this Establishment are complete, Dr. Yates thinks that it is efficient for the Service of the Company's Army. The Medical Board at the Presidency used tizmerly to nominate to situations in this Service, but for some years past the patronage has been entirely in the Governor and Council. Promotion, however, goes according to staiority. Ant .. I T HE: FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 140 frees Oranges 6 Sacks Walnuts • '9'2 Ditto Lemons 3 Ditto Shelled Almonds 5 Ditto Citron 1 flux preserved Fruit 473 Frills Figs G Orange and Lemon Trees Being part of the Cargo of the American ships Sally and I letty (William Fleming master) detained on her voyage from Lisbon to Philadelphia, by his Majesty's ship Blossom, George Pigot, Esq. For Inventories and further particulars, anplv three days be. fore the Sale to GEORGE MORES JUKES, Esq. Agent for rho Captors. After which will be Sold, 'THE fast sailing privateer LA VICTOIRE, 'with -I- her valuable Stores, consisting of Masts, Yards, Bowsprit, Booms, Sails, Anchors, Standing and Running Rigging, Scc. &c. complete, and snay be hued for Sea at an easy expence. DIMENSIONS. Length on Deek - - 45 Feet Extreme Breidth - - 11 Depth - .. - 6i Admeasures about . - - 22 3 ons condemned as Prize to his Majesty's ship Boreas, Robert Scott, Esq. Captain. For inventories and further particulars, apply three days before the Sale, at the Ofice of HURRY, JURE:, and Co. Agents for the Captors. Also, 'THE Hull of the fast sailing privateer LA A• COURIER, eondemned as Prize to his Majesty's brig Linnet, John Tracey, Esq. Comnias.det, After which, all her valuable Stores, consisting of a quantity of Iron Pig Ballast, 18 Guns, Masts, owsprir, Yards, Booms, Sails, Anchors, Cables, and small Arms, &c. &c. Vox. Inventories and further particulars, apply three lays before the Sale to HURRY, JUKES, and Co. Agents tut g eCs p era. At same time will be Sold, AQUANTITY of Oak Knees, Timber and Plunk, New Iron Hoops, Old Iron, &c. and Sixty Barrels of prime Yarmouth New Red Herrings. For Catalogues and further partienlArs, apply three days , before the Sale ti, lila kVA , JUKES, and, Co. Gosport, April 8, 1808. ,The Andes of the Stafriit - &iperintending Surgeons are, to reside in their divisions; to insr;!ct the. Hospi tals within them once in three miintlis ; to Agulate the Practice of the Surgeon's and Assistant Surgeons I Regiments ;' and to receive monthly Returns froth them of the copies of their daily journals, cor.taining in account of the number of the sick, their disorders, treatment, and the event ; and of the quantity of me dicines expended, remaining, and wanted. These '.:ll,l;4ufr-'eAriLngOlul-nder the dis- Reports the Superintending .Surgeons communicate Li t!•••e Board, with such comments as they may deem necessary ; and the Board, makes a Report un the whole to the Commander in Chief. Even when the Company's Army is employei on iseeve service, the system is the same; and the only ,i(ticrit, HUDSON'S who addition is, of one Staff Surgeon to superintend the .1 v HATDRI whole Medical Department of such Army, and of a N wising pain of Chronic kheurnatisnt, or the m, . Medical Gentleman to take charge of the. Hospital anguish of Goot , world not , at any price , .acily purcha se re , acut e g Stores ; with, occasionally, three or four additional mealy to reti ! ..v his suthainzs I No remedy ;las ',teen sa effecn.al a s ' Assistant Surgeons, who are at the dicposid of the , Dr. Ho n li f ;an tl : , m . ,t s r t i r al Oil, in aff , !Aiding certai n else, and tint- Staff Surgeon. It will he recollected, that the same E Td P s l r t ilfns of he t„ t „ s tio " ,t,.....k m .- . ` i . ,4 ::C " ‘o 6 ti . ,!ct . " l : e f al v" st ili r " ‘' lli i : lniatk simple and economical mode of management WAS worse eitser by notch -.,,,er,i0n, or uy cell variabl ' e " v; e r ,, e .i d : r4 exemplified in General Baird's army in Egypt, whilst This excellent application reduces the swellin g , and brings the tend Jab and nutiei.l . Y6 P.'ft aid pliable ; in ant-ti st-sit., the Rackets , the Medical Department of that army was under the • the r e !as:. , d yteldt;:g con..othli of the boats is so wonderfully' superintendance of .:r. M‘Gregor. • chan g ed by the regular use of tit: Loperial Oil, I I kU4 t..e ,•rn We learn furth,..r lion, Dr. Yates, that the Sur- thou g h distorted, g ain their natal .1a cc r.. sha p e and :gore. I n I a s) , ,eons and Assistant Sargeons have an allowance Boni Nu:nboess of Litotes, and Torpor of the Bat:11 ur Spine, it prod ; the Company for providing what are called country si rdreig" remedy, Ly animating and restoring the etie:y tithe medicines and necessaries for the sick ; but the Cum- , Isksro'l7' wholosale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No , f, Che t p ~e . pang supplies them with such medicines as are im- corner of Paternoster-row; Hazard ;old i'd.ut, and Cr- -1 I ' : v)rted from Europe, on an indent, approved and Bath; Stains and Lynch , Manchester ; Gre;;.l,•ni, Li r er 4 : w i e t l : countersigned by the Staff Surgeon of the division. Baxter , Edinlsurgh and Glasgow; and m oit ha.A. s a rrs au d",,, : ry town, in 1. ,,, .•.:.c5, at. es. ode sulk. Our general observations on this statement of the diclue venders is every couut India Company's army medical System, as contras- For CI•BANING and BEAUTIVVING toe 1 bETA, PRE l'Altt'D CHAKLUAL anti CONIC .:EN l'itAl LD SOW: I ted with that on which we are commenting, arc, that 1 the Gentlemen who have the superintendance of it I ' MN ' i CI kiA ROD AL. from its anti feotic nropetii• i, h • the two must necessaril, as in former medical de yl k .. . 4 has' must been recommended by the B r it pro', Clonal men a partments, have had great experience in allthe : ~,,•R,,,,•R,,,,•Reffi cacious Tooth Powder that can he urea fur rita 4 ‘ l t il ike r _ branches of the medical service—that this superin. whi . ertitig and pref.-rang the Teeth. reniswin g t h e ;:c,„,,v treat tendance appears to be uniform and undivided ; that ; the Gu tits, and ..lelltroyii.g the fcetor aril', • g front cat iuu, tech . , : I . C l e n h er cutitaminares the breath, and is incapable of injurin g t h e the regularity of the promotion must lead to a steady continuance in the service, and is likely to prevent Ftu n the great reputation the genuine preparation inven te d h i discontent ; and, that even on active service, little 1 Edni. la , ,ltter ( Chemin. to the Duke and York) Ducbefi of has additional Medical aid is really wanting beyond that acquired , many imitations are daily offerrti for lak ; t h e tretouiy which the regiments can furnish.—(Te be cnitinued.)l its fig" Edn' trod Lardner on the Libel. . _.:-.•=-- .....=.--. • • It is fold wholefale and retail at No. c 6 Piccadilly, corner of Al aov. In hoses and bottles, at as ana as. 9d CAdl; is alit. 101 l rvail by Newlt.ry, St. Paul's Church yard ; ki,ge,Chean. lid. ; Fade, Comilla ; Davifoa, Fleet ',tact ; slid hailsy and Blew, Co, kfotir ft rce:.. London ; Gre g fon. Liverpool; Fcnirr and Co. Dublin : .Car,.ill and Reaburn, Edinburuh ; Neak% Dow, i-,12-1.. uortfrm.utli t suit A wing-n. I eicr.ft,r . . • /rESSRS.LEIOU and Co. Suigearts, Confine • v:- attention to the treatment of certain Complaints, contra:tot in an ungtiftrded hour, and that Debility which& caused by youth: ful babies. Mr. l.cutn having been engaged in this esthisive branch fur the last eleven year: in this house, i: is presumed the advantage of such experience gives the uttr.mt Success c, t h a i assiduity with which th. y deiote them elves to the Cure of these Complaints.—ln all eaSes of recent occurrence the cute is speedy and pin and daliger are equally avoided. In every cuthplicakt case, ar.d in those distressing deficiencies, which are the come. gnomes of youthful imprudence, or the them:ing indulgences ot in.::uritv in warm climates. their mode of treatment ensures a safe and pet natcent restoration to vigorous health. The terms are oared on the first interview, or in answer to letters, cuntaiui : g a bank !Lite, and in every case the mo.,t inviolable secrecy it ob,;: served.— —tio. '29: Arundel-street, near Temple Bar. llhere is mi additional entrance t 10k COUGHS, COLL'S, ASTHMAS, AND CONS',JMPTIOIV.. pOBL:EIW's BALSAMIC ELIXIR ;or Cough Ilror. There juilly celebrated trope by th, it happy and i7imediate in removing the mcift ohtiiiiate Coughs or Ca. tare's and ail tendency t.i Confumptiom render them a valuable Family Medici te. Ard when we coihtkr the satial , k els uf our rlil.ate. which c onftantly induce, , to to catch cold, and that tram ti , i- taking o , •id ivicinates a muitriule t.f chleale,, as Alkhrra, PliTl4 the Ch 13 , Offenfive Breath, It thenmatinn of the Lohgs. and Co , rts•i,t , :iiir , . with a Inn trait. of evils—nu head of a ts, milt' limuld Le tlown Without a mall c o , ply at h a lt o f :hit meily. Many th , ,ltand perf.,ns e..t tellify the hapi y they have received trcm r, *hen every other arli:tance Lad tailed. A CAUTION Ohicree the name of R. Liwicr. Nu 4. Ch•aufule. is entravel on a Shlck which is alixod to cads haat ; others are courcrieits. Said at Mr 130 , 1cr'4, Nn. t , Chi apfide ner of Prentofter r yr ; , nd rctai'. by Crifp. Corner of NI: Clirk, 269, g 1; Mr. Baxter, Fdinhurgh atti : andnny he had ut m.O Country MedieineVetalers, hi hnttlog asyd and& each. CHING'S PATENT WORM I.O7.F.NCES. 'TO Parents, Guardians, and ethers who have the care of Children, this valuable medicine ...4.not be too strongly recommended. Worms are a disn.ase few children etcape. They destroy the appe'itt, weaken the organs of digestion, produce pains in the stomach and bowcls, deprive the body of its nourishment. occasion emaciation and paleness, stop the progress of growth, and are the cause of the most alarming at/ovule/ens, which too often terminate in d:at la. Nor are their effects less severe on grown per sons; by ulcerating the stomach and bowels, they are - often the cause of lingering complaints, which prove fatal at kW, and subject the patient to the most excruciating fits of agony a:td distress. to childhood, every disease with which a child is afflicted Is also high ly exasperated by them. The certainty and safety both of their prevention and cure, by the above medicine, is so fully established to the satisfaction of the Public, by the testimony of the first and most leading chart :tens of the Nobility, and of others of high re-' spectability, who have witnessed its remarkable effecss in their own families, that it is only necessary to observe, this is the psr:-A of the season when such a medicine ought to be given to children and others, to prevent any attack of this complaint. loldwhol saleandretail,atChingand Bud .tr's, No. Cheapside. Corner of Paternoster-row; Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow; and retA, by most countq vendersin boxes, at tsd. and 5s 6d. TO MORROW Sun rise' Sun sets V of r[scs• ST inillitates • aftet ♦ 1 3 tninuter HIGH W_,ATER AT LONDON BRIDGE ft.)-ALOKIWW. PAO . rning ........ 1 minutes after 9 Afternoon ...... Si minutes after 9 A. • • LONDON: Printed and ptttallied by LEV EL KENT, of - Can ttchary Place, Lambeth) at the Stits-Orrical No. 1, Gist" street. Published also tithe STAIII-011XL, TUDebeitg IMPORTANT DISCOVERY, . THE Advantag e the Public nstst always derive -A. from regularly educated professional men directing ahnost exclusively their studies to one species of malady, was never most clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success which has attended the administration of their Dew remedy, and thc extraor dirzry cures it has performed. For along series of years, Niesart. CVM.RII. and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's service, have made the Venere.d Disease the particular object of their investi gation, and are happy Ist having discovered a medicine superior to mercury in the cure of that complaint; it is sufficient to observe that the effects of this remedy are diametrically opposite to those of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every vestige of the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in the least fajun) the constitution ; on the contrary, it reni,vatcs the system ii) all its natural fora/ions, promotes appetite,' and facilitates di gestion: thus instead of reducing a strung and vigorous constitu tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it nut only pre serves that constitution ill its primitive state, but restores a weak. and debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. Number less instances are on relent record of the superior efficacy of this medicine, its Inherent and specific virtues acting as a perpetual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excess. of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more insidious, though not le‘s destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of both sneak in a certain perniciaus habit. Amidst the melancholy variety et • disorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, there art none more afflicting than that distressing state of debility and de ficiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state ; the unhappy stiffens broods ovir his misfortune, a..hamed toseek m iler, until he is reduced to such a state of wealtuesa as to wade.% life oPPressive. To such persons it must be a consoling ;Oleos . tion to know, that they may now, by a new infallible mode of. treatment, be restared to that greatest of all human blessings, strong, manly and vigorous constitution. • eases of cLbility, deficiency, from whatever cause arising,. as well as in every species of ven4eal infection, Messrs. Currie and CO. may be consulted by patients of either set with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hattor i garden. Patients in the country describing the particulars of their complaints, by letter post paid, enclosing a Funk note, crib I have the necessary mediate and advice sent to any part of the kingdom. N 0.107. Hatton Garden. ANN Faso • . *Mt they * • oraLni /RMIMIOLD - Nu - 4 • •-" ?se ?tom Sad Ogleliel WIZ 2: 611.06 Z eltilMlPase masioNcisse MIS . I WIND Oman ?to iiand s ead r isol.. WScORMS] . 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