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Com - •'77.-^; • ~ . ,~, Dlili:i.i, f 11'....r.:11 31, IS:3. I 7 :..ai .:i .~• C;ct.: I'o be :apzaioF, 'lc 1. 3, d. d I.iclit;:vlr rod : BANKR l' I'A . Isrrrue , , Ci,y Po. Al, • a(, : \jay zi Lt .. • i Acroriiey, r ; dm! , i • ,.• ,a-lanc, I hart', t. jo* •(;:rlhir, nailer, .1! ;••."11 19, • . and i•• 2t if •L‘•• I!!• •!: ii• I` 51 • .ranraah r.A•i win K. :„ , ,r or i c ur r,,,,,f, • Wilt, ...I tri !". fatller. .il, ; lay 24, at 'it the Si rk raver, , , A • nn• i •%, P iehard fraii, in ‘V,.. or r... 4 Nidtr , Kitalcr ' xy, arid IPCC,S;yinign.ib-Inn, Chill ry l+•tr London. Wi.tam ii - ^atint, of Shrew:bury, ',,liar, Ora? . r, April \I.. 11. 3' IV: ter, at .i. , 10.1 1 : 1 . 1 A• .1 - , • I% :Can. Dalt!. Araire, DIVIDENDS. - - April 2t• and Tohn il!.1( 4 \Val.!, late or Ifirrnin..bant, etti of Ensiantl, an:l of °of too in North America, merchants and cop.,rtnets, twelve, at the on.- k T. err.!. Ap. it 21. Ci l• s Wyche-flrce t, S tint CI .inenti cabin, :ker, at ten, a' c ti ;tai, A pril 2:. PC, r Spit Lk, of WL dtt. •t...iford din c. gun at levtai, at the Green 1 a von, v. Ayril 23. J 14.1 : 4 'nliilon3. of Canter!), tT, Kent, inieii-drap,r, at tat, at G..ildhal, Leaion. April 21. T!tunas S:..rey, of Newr ate. breet, London, wbule f.de linenieraper, at ten. at April 27. Day . .d jon.'9. of Coot .rerc.z-row, Cl:ridchurch, Sur rey. baker, at /Wit 2(. S. 0 brow. of S!. Neots, Huntingdonatire, baker, at ten, at the Fountain ion, Huntingdon. April 26. Robert Staffor4 the younger, of Huntingdon, grocer, t.n, ar the Fount dn. Inn, Huntingdon. April it s ; John Allan and 'flinmas Alan, late of New Mahon, Yo: kliire, earnfatiors, coal-merchants, and copartutre, at eleven, at the Gs or:: Coney-ltreet, York. April 26. '1:13r.:25 Pte-. late of I. :eta, builder and chapmut, at eleven at the Globe 'Tavern, Ewer. April :6. "I. hotnas Prete W e inta Hey, late of Huntingdon, grocer, at ten, at the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon. April at John Watf.in and W.iliam Witten:ls. of Warwick, merchatitsand enpartn , rs, at ',Ate, at the Swill:111114 St. Peter o Mancreft. IsVirwieh. April 2 r. John Forbes and Im'iert Tomkins, late of Lad-lane, Lon(, it, warthotift awn, and late copartner., at eleven, at Gui'dhall. I .!i• - . April 26. Patrick Waters, George Waters, and Dominick Waters, of Cork, merchants, traders, and copartners, at ten, and at is., .vt at the Batts Tavern, Cork. April .6. John lienderfon, of St. Michael's-alley. Cornhill, Lon.ical, It o-, ::;:nt and infu er, at ten, at GuildbalL Apr'l an ,nl-.3 Shilittin, of Tower-ft:vet, London, plumber, at ten. at Guildhall. April 26. • JenJarniti Eyre. Hodgfon Atkinfon, and Willa Wal•on, all now or late of Tokenhoufe-yard, London, Ina. ChAtit.r, and late copartners. at nine, at .7:uildhalL April 26. William Clown, late "F kijihArn Mills , with of Higham,Northamptonlhire, miller dealer and ehapman, at ten, at the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon. April 23. Richard Mika, of Birmingham, =later, at twelve, at the Stork Tavt-rn, ISirtningham. An Account of the Value of all I••trnnri into Great Britain for eighteen years, ending January 5, Oen; exclufioe of Corn and other Grain, and ex anfive of Importation from the Eaft Indies and China : together with the difference between the official value and the declared value of Britilh Produce and Manufaßures exported, for as many years of the fame period as furl an Account can be made Up IMPORTS. Eled _C, rly dUld c I (7,1 n, and exthffive sf lapsrtalicns from for Say ail lf'o Official Value. J. s. 12,939,c36 t 6 to : 2 , 0 53. 8 .;9 1 3 5 13 761,945 10 5 13897,708 8 9 1 3 8 79.4 6 5 9 11 , 14034.213 L 1 4,4 6 3. 72 5 " II 16,006,63; IR hy 6 ; 443 t 4 16,481,6 - 73 1 1 1 1 0,..--tc.zl3 8 c 1; 1- C .O 1 9 ty 1103,4 23 7 13.561.1'h • ; II j . :O SO 1 7 I ' . II 8 24.14;.•." I 2 C 24 436 481 14 11 BRITISH PRODUCE A "D MANI: I tritrs EXPORTED. Official V.lut. d. 1101,8 to 16 5 11,330,3i2 t 8 it ta,033 goo 3 S 2,714,7 , 9 1 7 9 1:;, - 7)3 , i 2 6 9:1, -* 4 9 16 4 1 8,;.16,n!t 6 i 13 t )4,263 11 7 16,723.4:a 16 01,338,213 2 2 19.1c1,12D 3 II 16.9-13,1c3 6 4.67 L' 9 1444. 21 1 .) £ 0 2 43-4.2.3 13 6 :tA.,) ,8, -.) 6 1 :7,:5.t.t.:13 3 ac 13248,02 o 1 4 .942,49 8 o c 41,77, -, 3 , 4 0 o - • Musnsa Gs' MR. Srru..—The atrocious mot. der of Steel mat.; be sidl liens in di: rerntm. b ra rr. ;nor Ite.texrs. Nottsv.llilending the ex ertior.s mad: by the plice, to a dcgtee nn f.r.redea-cd, was difenvered by which the this crime :wilt be broughtto condign individuals were ;mittd fur on t:amination nothing was produced ro rt.• it .itTention. In the courfe of ye(ler diy fert cal roma n ti; on this ftabjen were vcry ge -7:e1a!: prey :lent. It WAf dated that a ) 0110,•• tout, ;!' i i.t tton,ulthe iirlAhhouth( of tai i n n fit of delpatr attempted t hang ; •• 1.11:Al in this by his f . :.• • :- nrnAi...tcl:, cut hint t: , tyn, and by t. ^ . t r;:c.ttint . , of pr , per mean, re b ore d to !. wittlioned as to ;he reafons es I ; • ;:tii!ty of Ibis 1.... h art, M "r ' ;ha. • d that Le had 1-.:n c ---c led i•. r , 4* Mr. Su.d, and t! -1 . -ct t. time c •:•i. ;-TiCe hatt never i;tl 1 . ••1 • • % A (.• prat c • :. a a benJitu IL.. • 1 .• • Avc ..t tr.v.74.1 , . ; ;..ul . •\ ettott time , : u• i. ! .•. t:' 1 • .p ••• cxci•••d. f .‘ : PC104..1, w .4tV r l 3,1 serer% t t.. the puiftut of j,..,..c. 2 n-Hr•rt C' ;1 d.c.o D . 171:.1A; APRIL 9. _ --- - Hi; Erc...ll".ncy id Ptivy Council at the I a -ti: on T0..!..1ay 1.01, i;n• Coe dlli , atch of hurinels I tie. The C.aniell a Pruclamatinn to itiilcd,litdirt ;:.e exportati:m of pro •lons, and encotiia;;loA iiiip‘ar —a meal:ire a•mdicial to die peg v l,. thi. counuy, par , ,daily good LT die poor. Tuoday lail,a: a twat • ••merous and rcfpeaahle fleeting of the inl...ibita:.ts of the town of Bell - all I I:ittlib•larllnod, 1.. vet ii R e folutions were 'ma . iiiinoun agreed to, tendering an offer of their fer le,. t ,, '., -vet the prefna crifis. Affairs !Isere wear a warlike arpea ; the impreff- of feamen go::s on wltli encreAfed vigour : t'elerda..• it %vas thought necelfary to diltorb the foletnnity nt Gond Friday in this City by a rnie lecrniting party riding through the feveral eels 55 di a m.ainted bird of mulie ; and forne under which the Officers in the Ord , ante Dcpaitment cited in their preparations for ear, imme,llarely alter the King's Metfage, have ~eut wholly removed, and full fcope given to heir exertions within thefe few days. We have 'tad no public truder of our yeomanry corps yet. On Tuefday lail, two companies of the Royal weit embodied, which, with the other four compahi-es, were tound in billets by the High Conlia' la. Titef.:, with two companies of the 2 t ft retiment of tont, mr.v on Dublin duty, are qua , tei ed in this city until further orders. The Longford militia is already embodied. The Atlices of Waterford which ended on 'rue': day, have proved maiden. Eager Monday proved a kla:k one indeed, to i ' mai, yof the holid.iy fk.lks. A frigate was corn filled with choice hands, taken on their .t.luatie trip t , ) Gre.2nwich Park. Conliderahle rellitance was made to the prefs gangs on board the Ganges EAR Indiaman, two of whole crew were unfortunately killed in an af fray, nor were the feamen emplo) ed on the im refs fervice viaorious, till reinforced by a party of mai ines. The appearances on Monday wr re a warlike af: pc& ; the prefs on the River was exercifed with un remitting atliduity and feverity. The Indiargen in general were deprived of great part of their crews. The Woodford, in particular, loft fifty men. We underhand, however, that orders from the Admiralty have been fent for their reftoration. A terrible affair happened at Weymouth on Saturday fc'nnight :—A prefs-gang from l'Ar- GLE figate, lying in Portland-roads, confilling of , the Captain and his Lieutenant, with the Lietve r,nant of Marini, and 27 Marines, and about as many tailors, came on shore at Portland Caine, and proceeded to the first village, called Chefel ton. They impreffed Henry Wiggot and Richard Way, without any interruption whatever. The people of the island took the alarm, and fled to the village of Eafon, which is firuated about the centre of the &and, where the people made a stand at the pond. The gang came up, and the :Captain took a man by the cooar. The man pulled back, on which the Captain fired his pistol ; at which fignal the Lieutenant of Marines ordered his men to fire, which being done, three men fell dead, being all (hot through the head, viz. Rich• and Flann, aged 42 years; Alm. Andrews. 4.7 years ; and William Lang, a 6 years, all married mei., two of them quarry•men, and one a black fmith. One man was (hot through the thigh, and a young woman in the back; the ball is fill in her body, and but little hopes are entertained of her recovery. Poor Lang, the blackfmith, was at his (hop-door, and there fell dead. The Coroner's Jury have returned a verdia of Wilful Murder againft Captain Wray'. the O. cers, and men employed under his orders on that occafion. Our Readers read in our Paper the other day. an account of the indefatigable pains taken by Mr. BOND, the active Magiarate, in concert with the Portuguefe Ambaffador, to diakover and trace to it (*.mice an extenfive forgery of Lisbon Bank notes. In confequence of information fent by our police to the Porturefe Government, the veffel with the perfons in at. who had forged bank notes with them, was fearched, and the perfons vered, immediately upon the arrival of the fhip in Lilbon harbour. This tranfation, Co creditable to our police, is thus reprefented in the Paris papers t 44 There has been feired in the port of Lifbor. an Englifh veffel, which had brought feveral mil lions of forged paper money. With• what ales would not all Europe have refounded, if a French man had introduced only a pinch of (huff But it feems that every thing is permitted to avidity and bad faith, accunomed to dare any thing." A woman. of the name of Micbon, and five men, of the names of Mallet, Laurent. Devil, Faure, and Lambert, have been recently coo. sifted at Paris, of the crime of forging refcrip thous and of circulating fuch, knowing them to be forged, to a great amount. They were con. cerned, it has appeared, an a fyflcm of forgery, of which the whole extent has not yet been dire°. vered. They have been condemned to inaprifon. ment in fetters for different periods of time, the longeft nt which is fi!teen years. The 'Thal was oaesaded with the moll anxious curiosity of ,the people of Paris. The beautiful Vivi. Star, which has jug made int a r pcarance at the Royal .11.phi:hewer, Wellmin• ace lirid7.e was lag night witneffed for the fecond time by one of the moat crowded, and at the fame time I.ola noble audiences, we ever beheld in an • Ed al cr Week. indeed, a l'Antnnaime of more tier- I+n. ••cc essence, beautiful and pieurefoue Scenery, meshanical Dcception , , charming Moak, or fplen di ! was never produced in this kingdom, j and 11, , -ugh the 101 l pradoition of Mr. Asrssy, CM.: manner the first for intrinfn: fair in .NT keeps the hoofe an a roar of laughter a r:ct thrn •;,licnt the perform ince. and the Song or .• an, .care the i„irl olo:.e," by j+N A 4110 T, mull Real or 1)e.., dared Value. L. .• c I 1.,•• neer the r..ssn. Ssti rot. CROSSIIIAN, 1... I M• c. Plallar, and a charming VC. ), I.:a r...• tv.rn the Opera ef Br-F", arc this to Mr. Ast Latr's Company.. `7,7 THE EDITOR CF THE STil When the Clergy of London, and Coroner: of C.air.tiss, arc petitioning Parliament, the former for an additional foil y—the latter for an augmen to to their travelling el:pence's ; and, both par tizs nn the re lion:al-1e plc t of " the decreafed va• Inc of money. and relent high price of every ne c:ztraly o f lif t "—i t i s VI be hoped fome liberal minded Ll/..•m. er of Parlivnent will have the gene milts- to bring forward a motion in favour of the j 'Vrerin; qqi-fri. of the Btitilh army. Pride. together with an idea of its being improper for folitim-s to ad drefs the Legiflaturc nn anypjtd, has hitherto pre vented that honourable, hut poor dais of Gentlemen, om reprcfeoting their iitu.rion to the confidera • tion of their countrymen in Parliament affembled. They have waited with patience, but waited in vain, hoping the Miniflry would bring forward fomething in their favour ibis Scion, having been led to expeet it from the words of a Right Hon. and worthy Gentlanan, high Ia the confidence of both Sovereign and People, at the clofe of the loft &Ilion of the &ft Parliament, when an addition was voted to the pay of the Officers of the Navy. It may not be improper to obferve, that aCaptain of Infantry pays (by his Majetly's regulation) no lefs than 15°31. fur his commiffion ; hispay amounts to no more than 1711. t 75. td. per ann. Dedufting the inter) of the pur:haie mon.y from the above film, he receives only 961. 175. td. ! for an impaired confiitutinn in foreign climates— for years of painful reparation from his friends and relations—and for an improdunive expenditure o f the precious years of his youth ! A Lieutenant gives 5501. for his commillion, and, by the fame calculation, ferves for 751. 18s. 4d. An Enfign gives 4001. for his commiflion, and ferves his coon- I try in his youth for 6 5 1 . 3s. 4d. Does the pay jr the ferviee of there three ranks bear due proportion, and do they b ar proportion I to the punch gli money of the Captain ? Are the ail'. ferent rums calculated to provide even the nice . - faries of life for men who rank as Gentlemen in fociety ? The Officers . id the Navy do not pur chafe their commiffions—fo much the better for both diem and this country. The writer of this is aware that it may be fsid when this fubjed is debated, " that moll Officers have fomething befidcs their pay. -H The reveife is really the cafe, and generally known to be fo. Few indeed in comparifon to the whole have any thing more, and it may be (aid of them, that they literally Jlarve elomhing. But granting the greateft part of them had fomething of their own, why fhould not Go vernment provide for the dignity of the fituation (if they with it to be refpeetable) without confider ing private fortunes? It was faid and adopted as the general fentiments of the Houle of Commons, on the ereaion for augmenting the Speaker's ft. lary, in the year 1791 or 1792, " that private pro. perty ought not to be fquandereel away in fupport ing the 'wait, of a pal& ftuation." The remark was jtrill—nay it was honourable to the perfon who (poke it, and no lefs fu to the Members prefent who acqUiefced in it ! BIRTH. Yeflarday evening, at Rvc o'clock, the Counters of Berkeley, of a &Welter, at her !wore at Spriorgardelts. On the 3:R ult. the Hereditary Primers of Meekkaburgh Schwerin, of a Printers. On Saturday, the Lady of Job Mathew Rata. Efq. of a daughter. On Sunday, at her honk in Tenterden-Rreet, Hanover- Iquare, Mrs. Doyle, of a fon and heir. On the 28th uh. at Bath, Mrs. CoL Henderfon. of Borwell- Bank, of a daughter. On the 4th inftant, at Morpeth, Mrs. !Beltran, wire of C-pt. Archikald Dlckfon. of the Royal Navy, of a daughter. MARRIED. Friday fe'nntht, at Alphinr,ton-houfe, near Ezeter, Flits beth, reliet of the late Wijiam Honerrood, Moran Abbey, in Kent, and mother of the prcfcnt Sir John Honey wood, Bart. Lately, at his feat at While-place, in the County of Berk', the Rev. Ralph Leyeefter. At Glafgow, on Cie 4th log. John Pattifon, jun. EST to Miro Monteith, elde It daughter of John Monteith, k fq. Wednefday lag, at Edinburgh, Mr. Join Charles Collins. Surgeon in Swanfea, to hlifs Elizabeth M Fargo:l2r, third daughter of the late Mr M'Farquhar, prirtar In Edinburgh. At Cal ronpark, on the 4th iallant, Francis Simplon, Efq. of Pleas, to Mils Cada, uuly daughter ut William Caded s hfq. of Banton. atHir, at Hammerfmith, Thomas Bond, Efq. cid& on of Sir Janes Bond, Bart. to Mitt Read, yourireft dabghtLr of the late John Road, EN. of Porchelter Lodg., Hants. At New Grove, on the ad init. 111. K rwan, Lfq. fun of the late Captain Andrew ICrwan, of Milton. county of May., Mifs Charlotte Leefuo, daughter of WilLam Ledo*, Lfq. of New Grove. ; On Thurfslay. Mr. Saunders, to M;fs Pre L. Colkett daughter of Daniel Colkctt, Efq. of Ely-place, DIED. ::racken. Saturday fe'nniyht, at Barb, the Rey. Herbert Rard.ilph, 11.. B. Prebendary of Sarum, and Redtor of Crortan, Lan colnfbire. At Cawnpore, AEA. ligertwood, Efq Major of Artillery on the Bengal ettabli &mem. At fr...:inburgh, Chalice Stewart, Efq. Student of Play 11:, of the county of Clare. At sh,pliertl's.bill Ledge, John Callan, Ffq. fir:riving his Lady only four days. At Inv mtheugh, ucar Ldanhurgh, the ad in ft. l'aira.:.l•Donald of Sandi. At Ahe , Jalgie, the 4th loft. 'Flint Crarge Prornmond P...-.- fgt.. fon of John Karmic, brummund Pail, Perth, in tlat i,.,:ii year of his age. At Templcluill, the 3ct la ult. Tb i!. Inhtdon, E.N. of Tau plehall. At Edinburgh, the lad ult. Lieut. W....:er S. Boyd, of the Royal Mariner. At Edinburgh, the 3d Init. Walter Ht g, Efq. Manager fur the Initial Linen Company. At Brodera, iii the baR Indies, the yth Oelober lA, I.lent. Col. Cheek-, i ara y, commanding his blajefty'e ;3th reginicnt. At Coltnefi Houk, the 4th Wt. In the gad year o: her age, Mrs. 1-dizaberli Stewart, daughter of Sir James Stewart of IGoodtrecs and Cohnefe, Bart. On An rd hi, Majetty's (hip Ile RUTter, J311131C1 nation, In the a ift year of his au:, lieutenant nommerled Maedonell, or tic Royal Navy, fon of the Lite Duneau Nfacdonell, Efq. of Glengarry. On the tft of February lalt,in Grenada, Genrgel.ofhlrirmi, Fry lon of Wm. Luthing,tnn, Efq. of Camden place, Chillel hunt. Kent. On Thurfday lait, Mary Anne Horatio Belot, the youngell daughter of the Re-v. William Beim. On the 3th hilt:ant. In Oardkier'a-plate, Dublin, In his tech • year. of a deelne. Mailer Put. Browse, youoseß fon of Ni el.... lirowi., Me. At l'endrweb. near Edinburgh, on the tall ult. the lion. Mrs. tior•!on, widow of the Han. I icutenaut-Lolancl joie. !Gordon, brother of thelate Fart of Abol ne, and daughter us the tat, Gorge 1.0.3.1ia:t of Carnwath, I- fit. At l.ilbnn, Mils .iiia.. - loa‘d, eldeft datt‘fiter of the Lord Clakt Boos. ECCLESIASTTCAL PROMOTTONI. • Oteoitti. Aral' 0-I.on the ?(1 ft t 6 11/IVday of tent T,rm, the Rev. Robert F./Aaron atd Mar. ten of Arts, or Bract n-oorr : Con, re. Ea-`.elor. is The Rev. Thutbas Prnroleautl litocit'Ser.it, St t.dents in Civil Law, were ..knitted Bachelors iu C,vil 1 w. And Mr. W. IA w.... 1 of Et.' . I,:hn's CO. lqte. v...ts adttilmti B.,chelor t 4 Arts. nuinh..r of Zcg: - L.s is l.o::ltrin was three Deetors in Dodnrs in Civil Law, Icven Lacheloriin t.inctcen Matters u! A:ls. three haihriurt In 1... w, And f. ry.t - ight liachclut ut itta.tibLr of in 1.::a was t hL nday Lit the Rev. Jr.mcsenwarcl,B B.L. Felisa: of Q.2.en's College, was rrjciitcd i.y tii4t ,ciety to the Itteto: y 31‘t ,Lingtan, in this county, - cdtant by tbc death of 1.. c Rev. Di. HIGH WA flikt Al' LONDON BRIDGE. 'lO-11101tRLIW. Morning •••• • • • 47 minutes after 6 Afternoon - DI S e.AS Su ' the Uh IR A and Certain CONTI'', S A"le Prop: ;,:tor Daran's nekbr.tted medi cated Boogies aid Retnc.lit s, Mr. Du roes form-11.e Public, that be n.ay be conful . ed daily from y to 3, se hi. hoefc No. 6, Frith-d re, t, Suho, un of Strieiure. , Oh ltruetions, Oleets, &c. Sic as well as DeLilitV, and every dir. o where fccrecy is fa effential a requ that Mr. D. has prodded a fp - clout Houff, that every P. tie! t may be intro duced in a feparate :apartment. Mr. D. has for many year* confine! himfelf to that department of Surgery, and front e:- terfivc I:rodlice, and the nod flattering 'heeds, he is enakle4 to offer a method of cure mild, eflicleious, r Antrtm., no ton, fimment or r fttaim in diet, and preventing the ponsdity of a %kyle. Pcrfuns in the country tinting their cafes fully, in a letter, enclofing a one or a two round note,wlll have proper Me medics Lot to the amount. For the various fymptonis, Sue, lee Mr. Du font': Tr, nthi. on thc. above .7omp';:irts, price 2i• td. the fifth edition; to he had of J. Callow, Crown-court, SOW; H.D. Symonds, Paternoster-row; and of • he Author. - _ VUHEN ProlefGonal Men of education and re. fpotifibility ricviat;: from the general fyftem by the fe le:llion of a peculiar rranch, the fandion of long continued foccefs is the Left criterion of fuperiority. * Ten years have I devoted my pradtice to the exclave treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the facceisful refuit of my plan gives me additional ardour to o} pole as far as I as able the ravages of thole complaints which arc the molt import ant in the catalogue abut:nen infirmities. After initiataon into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an catty period of Practice to refeue in:Enda :As from the ignorance of un , duclual Mai, ur the equally dan gerobs precipitancy of general Practitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of whir* 1 have de. voted my am noun, comptize every fpecieS or YENE'REAL. INFECTION, whether of a recent or lon duration:L-14v, All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arils& irons the habit,' et sltoolboys, or the indulgence :if mature a,;s, and laitly that de. rangement of the fyßem in Women whichis called ari.R.RE24. NES:: or STEPALIIY. . Numerous &fear.' arc the rdult of ignorance or balk in ties treatment of a Ample Gonorrhea; and Is bide tly ft pens thet the fteds. of Life arc poiloncdbythc indifactioo data i.c„.•nrud.ed hour. By a fuperior method filch complaints are eafily cured, and even where others `eve failed, I troll that r may prefume to oiler a radical ce-edaulithment. P.ev, howevir s , arc the cafes of cempliened A:fleets in dna compared: With the catatnlteur fituatioas &Men, who from indulgence in a SOLI lARY VICE, or the prevalent,. Dairies of a fathionable Life, acquire that Ratte sif which is the tinatencialte confequenceof loch perakilsits Labatt** W herr the unhappi Caere,' broods over his nervy, batitana: fully conceals his inisforalie, it may be Rime fa( him to k tar , thit aithfitish it be an ohjedt ofdoutd ar one*. tanty ether Praetiticaters,.tbe removal of apt- CIE NOES by the . gradual progrefs of renov..orris theacquire. meut of my experfet- If the rites of Psechdif or Ireetwebrie begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early 'enqnt4ialen 1 this 'languid Rite, and ia tbec c !acne great d6ealtico oe.nr. - t ' • But where this deficiency has for, years adited, a roper Perfescratee is bidifireAbly requiljte to revive the flurobeiime • • " (parks of Litt. mitto te.adaLot via eon *tuition LIARRI I -9 W9Mktil, who have long Sec, in their capcamiona of at Family, may be allured, that in Mel initancee loth &frets are storable by Medical IkIB.• The SECRECY which is fo efeotial to mg nadtortelinglu the ivhicli hale prerumed 'to flan. fiat the' Barn of my pretenfioas, - and he coincidence with tech this inei mat's° is given, that Mr. 1,1.1t.E. marbe coahaltal peciamag (or by letters Inc:l°4g a (mall a ate) at his bottfe, No. 29;4 1 6*. dek.ftrret, Strad!; flair Temple-Bar. • There is an additional entrance in Watcr.arett aria the name - it on both the doers. M. BittE, 'Member of the Royal College of Surgeons -•• • - - SUDDEN DEATH,—EROM Tali, khIaXIII r. .A.l' liar fo. TPI7IE Influznza having prayed e i neegtely fatal to the inhabitants of ibia Country, as well IM9 IF kiiidb. boars on the Continent, it 'has been 'a snattr argent ergot. that 'itch a multiplicity of medicines as havt beim appliad In tibia emmeney, Iltould have bear found inadequate so the phrpele oieffAttradnX the reitoration of be** ,lest iddigfAisimetate alie truth i• admixed, it is but jullicc to record the Somas that has attendeti theidm:niilratien of br.Bitobinestativou‘ Cot DIAL in tamp :day resnaving this oolltagions complairai An EngtilitGentiemen,travellingitened,Joikerlatitepratotibete this pettalence was ataWng thegreateft ravatge*;•ia Mileages% her contnieplel the adoption of Dr.kleonvat's Rearm a CO/. DI AV.( he never fravellblglrithant a fuppll Of that excellent sle dleini.9 the confrqaenert were este...shell tortunatc, thefe whit were &Mica by Iran, were loan redcoat to health Rad Gaiety.. *lid. Not Is fuloratted to tit: goad Calf: of Mak, who have the Mt:pinch and comfort of their fellow etcetera it beset. Weft Cowes, March se, 1803-. A letter from Stephen Burridge, Captain of the Craves Paler Boat, to Mr. Alciander, Merchant, of tortfinouth. Sir—qty flAd, when be was two years of age, wasafilidbad all over hl• PEAT witS a daegerous Scorbutic Complaint,whieh ' baffled the Itill of the Facuhy, and in vain I tried all mannered' adv:rtiliA Mt acinra; until recommended. lay a Friend vi iso had expo - tent:a the good die.% of Dr. BROODY 'S 307 ASISDAS. Sr tar, of %Thiel* I gam me Child but a few (mall Bottles of the Dodoes incomparable Metliciac, wtrabln the cootie ofa final period tif;.4e.l a perftct Cure, and which 1s now three years ; fare, and no return of the Complaint has ever been visible. 1 am, cir, your hurt le Screalit, sit Int : - .:4 sußsmcs. wit , ,,,t - .. s..lcr• 1 *Nu ex, Mercian t, Par 1110ilik. 13 roo t st • •-_.u....1e -o Old Age. of Advice to lamb Seam, to eba I tux a r., , ;i,-.1 .rd pcit.• , 11. DI Ci.re far thole C.:4re lam ila La of Nattier. which ciclic..67 o:teu forbids to difJoie e en to their I liel..iirci.; will a Trra•i'e on Female Difeafra, Ncrvaiss. HT ! pachandrlac, and Confumrice Complaims.—To wttieb h ad .IA, .idvicc to Bath and Hot-well Buhr- a, &to- It La particular ly recemniiind.il t . Scs.farirg incr. The I: i•. -deal sy rap -n i kciturrlee Nervous Cordial,ta be I he... at th. Duane. bunk, No. 9. Adb'on-ftree'r ' doors from tit. laver...it Mufeum. Sun., lac of idackfriUs-bridge, la ' battd., at iI. a.. t 1 x 6,1. and (s. :S. ',they included) at Wi. hers, IVI; „ C r llte s lr t si p M a Ale s t ile ur 'lt c ;:r y ch r iTie , , , a d ga in. %crallil i S t h i a . 7 l l l . Uifhapt-zate•f• rein Witham; W. Etlyin, Printer and Book f ill• t, at hi. M....8anal Warehoufe, Nu. t. WORtsaltre, Yttil ha. r,es•VR4 a Lege and feed; fipply; Tbaenpfon and ma*. CAIUr-Ils act 4 Ilratrue, T.. 1 1:y ; C Routh. Bridge•Rtert; Recd and Sher:my-A, Brit fu:; 1.1,...er and Crutwell, Both; 111. iris. Ilaiidby, sherburm t hir. Radtv% Ginvvviter 1 NU ' Tymbr. Wirt:. tier . Mr. Tri wman, hurter ; Soh:tray, BIM" inrn..m ; :1.;l1 itry and Co. Mary ftrzet. iludila ; and bY al Pnater... Buoliaikra, and Vraidu I. of Med clues in the Thro K.inian:,.. The Medicine may be had every day. A quart batik cone ta...s equal to Ev, (. tali . 1 0 , A 1-. Koa la reiiii.its , ets,lt, fire ratan can. L ..tzri, fisting Patient. caf-x. with the Drator's anal Ice d i/ 1.. in.., Mill b.- t. rh.i.lr attended to. I It will he ph...Cary tb- lioeiter ftwitahl ire loch Patients RI I" :Ai .tt d wit'. la ai. h of IWS Id - -.10.• . et `. - i'd !Lel+ cal. 5 . ' f lax r• r Par...l, ia the Doclar pao. or carriage paid) with is , , a lira Fr.-, ---------------1 at • "le zed pobialhod by LEVEL Pa 241'.(s C iems• &cit. 1.1.4 6'.4;4 ago aa at the Ss Os ray Tangirta UK STA. Of /ICI. 14...5.1Ar