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. ' 14 crn tke LONDON G ETTEJence i 4. !•c LAN' iNTBLLIGENCB. ' .) 4>,,r 7 )nt in the Royal Cheshire Militia, figned I ~ • ,rkl Lieutenant. 'l'o be Captains, roe', Tfq. Dated pine 1, 18°3. Henry &AI, I (qrs. Dated June 1,1813. I :t.nann—Janics Bailey, F. 4. Dated May 12,1803. • ~:. Q.2::t,r-Nla..tcr--Jofeph flincks, Eft Dated as above. BANKRIJPTCV SUPERSEDED. Inas Arnctd, now or 'Ate of Cantert , ury, gent, ebectemonger. BANKRUPTS. • '.n 1 er. mon, of Saffron-Walden, Eire:, feedfmaa, dealer and .• • , :1:31, to furrendcr Jure 18,28, and July 26,at ten, a Gulld i, ll. n A.:nnicy, hlr..l'arner,Ntagaret-ftrect , Catendlthafq uare. I W balky, of Eohon. Lancafhire, eotton.msnufadurer, ,• •• - chapntan, Jove 2 1 .29, and July 6, at ekven, at the Artns, in Bol:on. Attorney, Mr. Boardman, Wood's. v , Bolton. Ifi •- e E'.ltOn and 'l lint Bentley Buxton, of Laceftcr, ban a-d partners, J t.nc 27,30, and July 26, at elvers, at the \\*l-he Hart Inn, I. i:efter. Attontics, hteirrs. Cartlale, HaB T•I, and Spear, Holborn-court, Gray's-Inn, London. 3o1•:, 1 1 ,1W(On, late of Liverpool, but now of St. Janes's-Brat, W..tindrifter, merchart, dealer and chapntan Tune 18, July 9, 2; ,,; t t.,, at teeth c, GA:Pathan. Attornics, hieffrs. Ward, Dens nett, and Cireaves, Henrietta-Rivet, Covent-Gardak 'fl omas Ridcout, of Llancbeiter, merchant, dealer and ehapman, June at, 25, and Jul? 26, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manebefter. Attornies, /lairs. Duckworth and Chipphidali, ?‘"attcheiter ; or Mr. it al& Ellis, Curlitur.fireet, Loudon. ;,0m ',outran, tate of WhWour.7h, Southampton, coachrnalter, cfcal.tr and ch:pman. !line 20, at three, lune at, at tan„.and July 1.6 • t 1 vn, at the Vat: Hart Inn, Whitcburch. Attorney, Mr. \ Monekton, at Whitchurch. h I yaU, Lae of Woodbrit,e, St•ffolk, vidlualler, dealer and cli ?own, June 24, 25, and July 26. at eleven, at the Crown Inn, e. A ttornies, Mr. John Alexander, Bcdford-row, I.endon ; or T. ie. It ~frat. of Woodbridge. Y.'lliant Pr7an. Etc of White Lion-court, Birchin-lane, London, f. nee of t'..c 1117nd • iamaica, and now of Camwell, Surrey,d inercLant, June as, and July 16, at one, a be t r GuildhalL— Attorney, Mt. K. V.'. l'or:vs. Hy-place. DIVIDENDS. 1- ly 5. John Burton Tinamings, now es late of Purtfea, Hants, rcater, ac ten, at Guiklh:ll, London. 1../ 4. Re'te rt .Altdowne, late of the Cliffe, near Lewes, Suffer, merchant, at eLven, at the Bear inn, in the elita e 5. James Halflude the elder, James Half hide the y oun g er, Fe.or trd Half hide of Morton, Surrey, calico-printers and i partn , -s, at ten, at Guildhall. London. J•d;• 3. John Howett, of Saint Martin's-lane, Saint Martin in the adds, arpeoter and builder, at tat, at Guildhall. j-'y S. John Hinde, late of Prefion Hows, Cumberland, but now Itoondiditen, Laskin, Scerthant, at eleven, at GuildhhlL Joiy 9. William Creighton, 1-te of Great St. Helen's, Londe" Lt.itant, at twelve, at puilaall. Jul , 6. Williams Hardy, in Gloacater, linen-draper, at eleven, it the Lower George Inn, Weltgate-fliect, Gloucefter. July t. Charles Tatiock, of Cateaton-ftreet, London, merchant and wereboufemen, at eleven, at Guildhall. ply S. Thomas B ker and John bhc eland. of Exeter, woollen drapers ataf partscrs, at ten, at uildhall, I.ondon. July c. Jofeph Monday, of Kingiton-upos.Hull, cornfadtor, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern. Kingfron up on-liulL July t 6. William Wbeldale, of Oxford-Item, Middlefat, linen draper. at ten, at Guildhall July c. 'William Thompfon, of Great Portland-ftrect, Middlefex, coal-merchant, at one, at GuildhalL July S. James Roberts. late of Aflifoevl, Kent, Cdverfinith, at ten, at Gaikaß, London. July 5. Wane Rib. iro Furtado, of South thee, Finflury-fguarst merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. Julys. George Glover, of Dean-fireet, Sotto, hfiddlefer, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall. July 5. Jonathan Fox and William Fox, of the Pavanait, 9nibu ry, London, merchants and partners, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 5.• Cbelitepber Alderfoo, of Beetles, Suffolk, fl o, keeper , at eleven, at the King's Head-inn, Beetles. July 6. John Beason Willis, now or late of Cokliefter, Fier, m erchant, at ten, at t l i eThree-Cups Inn, Colebefer. July 9. James Kilpatrick, of Popes-headadlq, London. merchant at iv/clue, at lakildhalL BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND. Ifich. Kelly. of PemLroko.quay ; and Mith. Macaw, at Wex ford, merchant, to forrendtr on the ald and 231 haft. and :3d July. COURT OF lOWA BENCH. JUKE it. Mr. Bassin z•faid he had, in the courfe of the laR Term, obtained a Rule againft a Lieutenant in his Majefly's fervice, for an attachment for not obeying a Writ of Habeas Corpus, to bring up the body of an apprentice, who was alledged to have been im preffed and detained againft his will in the tea fervice; but the Defendant had failed with my Lord Nelfon. and the Italisirad not been ferved'on him. He bad no doubt, but that on confidering the matter, the Admiralty would order the apprentice to be difcharg ed. which was the foie object of his motion ; in the mean time, he moved that this Rule fliould be en larged, which was ordered accordingly. THZ RING O. •••••••••••.•• NORTON, Iflitt Mr. ERSE ma Rated, that he was to thew canfe spina a Rule which had been obtained in a former term, calling upon the defendant, Mr. William Mil t •-, who is one of his Majelly's Jullices of the Peace to. , lie Welt Riding of the County of York, to thew .., if: wl , y a criminal information 6Ould not be filed •,'.l.m ler at:ling improperly and opprelßtely tn • ta lalsouring collier. By the 6th Geo. 'III. • 5. among other things, it was provided. that if CC rc:A.o detcriptions of perfonss and among ethers • rs. abfented themfelves from their matters' ler withouticave, it was competent to the Magif -1,-.ites of the place, on a convißion, to commit them t t!,e Houfe of Correltion for a period not exceed three months ant lefs than one. This man, whofe slaw: was Jagger, had prerrioufly been convi&ed of slAcrtinpliimfell from hi Omatter's work without leave, by Mr. Lodge, another-tlagifirate ; but, out of hu manity, the lawwas not put in force againtt him.— hie was a kerma time coneitied of the fame offence at a petty f e ff,oas,Lefore four Magiftrates, of which the defendant was one. His maner, John Mitchell, F.fq. Rill continued to exercife his humanity towards him, and no co mmitment took place. Howeve r, this wor p k, f p e nt -a bisgger, time in alehoufes, f inflead of returning to ho thatishis m maileratter's was obliged to take another information againft him, which was done before the defendant, when he was cons ieted and the- complaint 'Tema the Magiftrate was, liat he had conviaed him without hearing his evidence. Mr. Abraham Fletcher, the agent of his manse . , and who hired him, proved the contra& he had entered into, and that he had been guilty of a breach of it. This collier called feveral witneffes ; but none of them being able to give any evidence re (petting this contrail not being able to fay any thing that was at all relevant to the cafe, they were difmil fed. A ion d the name of Riehardfon appeared before the Magiftrate as the patron of Jagger, and laid, would expend socol. rather than that Awls , don; this man. He read a long Antes, (Wing. among other twerfering, and one of them on !talking daily before opped him, and gold him his fpeech had to connexion with the butneft. Mr. ` Erfltine laid there was not the fmalleft foundation for this application to the Court. This man had been three titres convided of this offence, and, oul of hu• manity, to that hour, no warrant of commitment had ever been made out againft him. He bad been fup ported by a cabal. Mr. GIBES, on the other fide, thought the Court would not make the Rule abfolute, but fubmitted that it ought to he difcharged without colts. The learned Counfel exerted all his ingenuity to exempt his client from the payment of colts. Lord E LLENB OLOU a H obferved, that there bad been fonie blundering, force mifundcrftanding, on the part of the Magiltrate (who had very lately come in ' to the commiffion), but there did not appear to be any probable cafe of dclinluency fo as to entitle the patty applying to his colts. Andlherefore the rule was difcharged with coils. ASCO7 RACES Were yelletd.ty better attended thin the Rate of the u eather gave reafon to expea. The day indeed was fine, but the preceding days had been fo bad that fine w,ather was not to be expeaed. The ROYAL FAMILY came on the ground about one. The KING %Yak ace( mpanied by the Prince of Watts, the Dukes of YORK and Cu PABIRLAND, allot whom, except the Taft, were dreffed in the Windier Uniform. The PaincEssEs were alto dreffed in it. Among& the company we alfo noticed Lord SANDWICH, Lord FOLEY, Lnrd STAWILL Lord COLIR•INE, Lord ,GEoRGE Caveat:mu, L ord SACRTILLL,_ Lord At. THOR SOIIIERSIT , Sir C. BEINNVILY, SIT J. LAD!, Sir F. S T ANDISH,_Sir J. SHELLY, Mr. C. WINDHAM , Mr. ST. GEORGE C4Lv Lille.% Mr. LATIEROII, Mr. NOR.. Toro, Hon. Mr. Gola'. The KING looked remark ably at% and was in good fpirits. The PRINCE re' turned to town to dinner. No E. 0. tables were al lowed on the ground. The following is the La of the - . racing-- Tv E owly, JUNE 14.—His Majc fly's Plate of wogs. Mr. Batfon's b. rat. Novice, aged - - t a Mr. Princes ). g. Heart of Oak, aged - - s Mr. Sadler's b. h. Sir Bantram , 3 yrs o il - 3 dr. Five to a on Slr Bantram; after fink heat, an to a againft him. A very eafy race. The fecond and laft year of the renewed Sweepftakes of zogs. Mr. Coventry's eh. 1. Laura, by regains a Sir Charles Bnoltury's Pamela - - 2 Mr. Abbey's b. g. Little John, by Calomel 3 Five to. two on Laura; ands to a againft Parnelal good race, and wan by a neck. The fccond anti tat year of the renewed Sweepftakes of lop. a Mr. Dunod's Morgan Rattler. 4 yrs old Mr. Ladbroke Georgian, s Georgia,6 yrs old .. - 1 Two to a on Morgan Rattler, who won quite ea:T. Ycfterday were interred at Kenfington, the remains of JOHN MACKENZIE, Efq. of Fig-tree Court, Temple, London, and of Arcan, in the County of Rofs, North Btitain. He was youngeft fon of ALEXANDEI MACKENZIE, Efq. of Lentron, defended from a very refpettable and ancient family, and polTefied of con fiderable property in his native county. Having fi nned 1 is education at the Univerfity of Edinburgh, he was bred fire to the Scotch Law, and afterwards to the Englith Bar. Mr. MACNENzrs was eminently dißinguifbed by excellent natural parts, improved by a learned and liberal education, by every amiable ' and endearing virtue; fincerity, candour, honour, I l truth, the molt aiiive benevolence, the fofted cons- I l paffion, and by manners the moft correCt and engag ing. His natural benevolence and warmth of heart, while they embraced all mankind, were peculiarly direCted and fixed on his own Countrymen, the Celtic Race in Scotland. The fame love of his Country na turally drew his attention to every objett that was, or might be conflated with its improvement, and with its honour. Hence it was that he was induced, to the negledl of his own private intere ft, in 1718, to accept the office of Secretary to the Highland Society, of London; and that of Secretary to tle Britifh So- 1 ciety for Fifheries in 17$s ; in !loth of which fitua tions he aged gratuitoufly. To Mr. MACIL slims, as a Gentleman qualified by his cultivated judgment and taße, as well as by a thorough knowledge of all the peculiar *i impreffive idioms of the Celtic Language to enter with enthufiafm, and to feel, as he did , the beauty and the energy of Osstax, the late Mr. Mac Fa aasom entrufled the p"blication ssf the original Poems of that great Celtic Bard; on which work Mr. Macastats had entered, and in which he bad made foam progrefs. There are few men, and none perhaps in his Ration, whore death would be more extenfively felt, and deeply lamented. Yellerday morning, a quarter before t t o'clock, Mrs. Logan, and her maid fervant. Rood in the pil lory on Holborn Hill the lasi time, purfaant to their sentence, for keeping a diforderly boufe in Shoe lane. The concourfe of people on the occafion was immenfe. On Wednefday Cunningham, who was tried at the Taft Circuit Court at Glafgow, and condemned for theft and refet of theft. was executed n the plat form in front of the Tolbooth these, purfuant to his fentence. The unhappy man behaved with becoming decency and cnnfiderable firtatieG, cautioning young perfons againft going into low public-bonito and bad company. During the rejoicings at Leith on the King's birth day, a powder-horn, flung round the fhoulders of • boy, ,caught fire, borft, and killed him in an infiant, and carried off the calf of the leg of another. Irr VOL VAT lOU GI V I within there three months feveral perform have found confiderable bene fit, and perfonally expreffed their thanks to the Pro prietor' of Sr tossu a y s Anti-korbutie Drops. for the return of Health they have received. by taking their Medicine ; and as others have been enquiring for a remedy to counteract that eruption which in fo many cafes has followed the Infinenza, it is their peculiar fatishaion in thus having in their power to remove their anxieties fo fatisfaaorily on this head. Thole who are fubjea to annual returns of Scorbutic com plaints at this lesion, experience has taught them the value of fuch a Medicine, they have not now to learn its efficacy or its reputation, ftanding. as it does, un equalled in the annals of Medicine, whether admi• aillered in Scurvy, or applied to alleviate the Infer :up of (1....ut, Rheumatifm, &c. or acrimonious crop mos breaking out on the furface of the Skin. BIRTH. Mealy, at hi, beak, in Thwerftreet. the Right tieh. Lady Mary Myer% LAI of rhentas Myers. pi. el a lea. DIED. Roy vet rriday irort:nr lakit%Pro, Mr. Hoot trissisa, of Dices Lo.rt, Aliormaubary, aged 67 von. • " , A SMALLFA I Rit VIA trrswthit :to BE SOLD BY AUCTION —BY M. RAINS, • At the Rainbow Corec-Nstge, In Covuldil, on *ids, nett, the 17th ibL it Twelve O'clecit, A L COMPACT FitEiHOLD ESTAI 4 C at kof 1, 1 - ford ; confiding of a Farm-hOnie and Out-buildings, and Four Grounds of rich Grazing and Arable I.and, containing SS Acres, Situate a Mort dtitance from the Pidgeon% between Tetf worth and Oxford, 4 miles from tile former, and 8 from the lat ter, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Maris, on Leafc, of which four Years arc unexpired, at it 2 Oi. per Annum. Mr. Briaris svilipermit the fame to he fern, and of whom printed particulars may be had; alto oldie Printers of the Oxford, Readin-j, and Northampton Papers; George, Ayieibury ; Swan, Tetfworth ; Red Lion, Wycombe; WhiteThorfc, Uxbridge; of Mr. Holtier in Theme ; Mr. Carter, Staple's Inn ; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Rainc, Land Surveyor, Charlottc-ftreet, Bloomiltury, London, where a plan may be fern. --_—_----- MANOR sad ESTATES in BUCKS and OXON, With catty Poßealm. TO BE SOLD BY AtICTION—BY MR. RAINE. On Eridaynezt. the 7th lon. at Twelve coT:ock, attbe Rainbow . _ Coffee .Houle, in Curnhill, is two Lots, MOST defirable Manor and Freehold Farm, -1 lying within a rinc Fence, well wooded, and in a beautiful Country, a Ihort diftance from the Turnpike Road between MO. Wycombe and Tetfworth, near Stoken Church, known by de Name of STUDDERIDGE, containing near aoo Acres of Lanai, in the Occupation of Mr. Themes Rico,' who has notice to quit at Michaelmas neat alto, for a very valuable Dairy and Grazing Farm, Freehold and Tithe free, containing upwards et ZOO Acres of Land, neagly within ant: Fence, called ADDINGROVE, &- tent only Miles from Titanic, but lying within, the Palates of WM and Oakley, In the County of Buckingham, in the Oct-Ora tion of Mr. Emanuel Reeves, a yea•ly Tenant from Lady-day, and therefore poffeffion may be had at Lady-day next, 5804. Mr. Rixon and Mr. Reeves wal permit their Farms to be ken, end of whom printed Particulars may be had; alio of the Printers of the Oxford, Reading. and Northampton Papers; George, Aylcf bury ; Swan, retfwerth; Red Lion, Wycombe; White liorfe, Uxbridge; of Mra Hollicr, in Theme; Mr. Carter, Staple's-In; at the Rainbow ; and of Mr. Raine , Land Survey Street. Charlotte. n Street. Moomfbury, London, ',tierce Plan may be an. CAPITAL PICTURES.- VALUABLE COLLECTION OS THE WORKS OF THE FIRST ESTEEMED MASTERS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By PETER. COXE. BURRELL, and FOSTER, At the Great Room, the Poets Gallery. No. 39, Southfides of Fleet-ftreet, on Thurfday the 16th inft. at Twelve o'clock. AVERY valuable and Sele& ColleZtion of Capital CABTNET PICTURES, in high prefervation, the Works of the moft approved and greaten Mafters, mem ly brought Into England from Vienna, and privately exhibited for Tome time pall in the Haymarket, the Proper? of Mr. JOSEPH LEMMER. Among than we fuhlime Performances of Raphael, Correggio, Guido, Rhen‘Dominichino, Titian, Giorgiose, Leonardo da Vind. Benedetto Lutd, Annlbal Caracci, Pietro da Comma, Rubens. Rembrandt, Velvet Bnugh el, Van Blowsier, Mignard, Oafpar l'oulfin. Beecham, Jan Both, PlUppo Laura, Salaam Francef• chini, Cormt Rotare, Teniers, Ste. highly deferring the attention of the judicious eonnoineurs. wad • fituadon la the lirft Cabinets of Europe. Alfo a beautiful (=bored Porcdaine Dilis with the Hi& tory of Perfens and Andromeda, in baiTo Micro, a few Ivory Nun* by Albert Dune, and two fine toned Violins in excellent prefervadon. May be viewed Four Days preceding the Sale, when Cataktoes may be bad at the Place of Sale, and of Mars. Peter Cow, Bur ' roll, end Softer, Throgutortoo-ftreet. Cr Country Gentlemen and others arc informed that they may he (applied with this valuable hiediciue by kndirg their Orders by Coachmen or Newtown. or by enduring Cafh in a Audi Parcel, direded to Mr. JOHN WADE, No. tat. Fleet -ftreet, London, for which Parpole compi..te Packing Bores are pro aided for fending it with filmy to :illy part of this King Irdand, Scotland, &e. HUNTER': RESTORATIVE BALSAM of LIFE and HEALTH, is the left Medicine in the world for retiring and invigorating _toe Conftitodons of pedals weakened and debilitated by a awls of damned *dares, or indeed by any other mks. Every day produces Gels accounts of the fingular Needs of this invaluable Reltoruirt Medicine, and many gentle men have been candid enough to declare, that it had fuceetaled in cafe' when every other Medicine proved ineffeand. •„• Oendemon of the Sett diftindloss in this kingdom, at as others, whose conftitations were broken and deNlitatcd, have experienced the good fads of this Reltoradve Medicine. For Nervous Difordcrs, proceeding from elective drinking, diffipated pleafures, the immoderate we of tea, or from whatever occafions great debility and relaxation of the fulfils, a better and fafer Medi cine cannot be taken. Numbers who had undergone too power ful courfes of mercury, (that bane of health), which reduced them to abate of raiferable mittenee, received the utroolt benefit from this Reiterative; for after lots of arena and vigour, they happily regained their former health. For pains in the back and loins,glects and remittal weak:saes, perhaps there Is not any Medicine in pub lic or private prettier which has been Is Comdata Note.--This Reflorative is prepared in Ole, which produce Bo re gradual and billing dices than all the int real foram; the ', Boer pans of the Babas are alto better preferred. To be had at Wade's Medicinal Warehoufes, No. T 63, Fleets Brut, and No It, Old Bond-ftreet ; Tau, Royal Exchange; Ba con, No. IP, Oxford-ftreet ; and ill other Venders of Medicines in Town and Country, price Ss. td. the box • or it may be had In larger boxes, price only 119 x. which contain the quantity of fix (mall boxes, as made ap for the army, navy, be. A Pamphlet on the virtues of the Reftorative, with a LIE of im. portant Curs, may be had of the Yeeders, price 6d. WHEN Peofeffirmal Men of education sad(daft te fpuofebility deviate from the general fyftem by ° of it peculiar Branch, the feedlot of long continued Needs is the bell criterion of fupertority. 'fen years lave t devoted my predict to the eztiobve treatesent of THREE DISORDERS, and the faccehhal refult of my plea gives me addltiood ardour to oppok as far as I am able the p r' vages of there complaints which are the ma important in the cata logue albumen infirmities. After bitiation into every breech as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an tasty period of Predict to the'ekue individuals from the igliorance of uneducated Men, or egualiy dangerous preelpharey Si general Praditionen. The *I'MEE DISORDEILS,to the atre of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every (poets of VENEREAL INFEC •noN. whether of a recent or long doratino,—sdly, AS kinds of DEBILITY, whether aiding from the habits of Schoolboys', or the Indulgence of mature age, and hilly that derangement of the fyftem Wooer which Israel BARR ENNU I or STERILITY. Monstrous difseks are the refide of ignorance or hafts to the treatment of a bombe Gonorrhea. and it not 'lnfrequently hat per that the keels of Life are patient.' bytheladiferedoes h aloes timpani od hoer. Ey a fuperior method loch complaints are catty cured, and even where other' have failed, I teat that I may prtime to ear a red cal re. eftablinuatre. Few, however, are the cafe , of complicated diftrefs lo the dif order, compared with the calamitous fituations of Mm, who from Indulgence in IsdEOLITARE VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a falisiosabie Life, acquire that ante of Debility which is the unavoidable emfeguence of Itch panldoess habits. Where the unhappy fame broods over his otifery, but carefully commis his midortuot, It may be fame confobtioa for him to knew, that Abases It be an Mita of doubt or toseecalety with other Preakkoas, the removal of theft DEFICIENCIES by the gradual prays:fad reparation lathe acmdeement of my experience- If the rites of Beiselkas or Venus have hem to reduce manly goer, much mach moiety will be prevented by an early muoteradion of chore langukl Rate, and io chide cake no great difikukies will occur. Ike where this defkiesscy has for years exifted, a proper Per fevenoce is lodEpeolibly 'opiate to revive the Surnbering (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Coneitutios. MARRIED WOMEN, who have keg been dfappointed In their enorgbriessa of a Family, may be Mitred, dun in molt hp lianas (sib Media are curable by Medical kill. The SECRECY which is fo effessdal to ear undertaking, ana the Quallialtims which I have pahmsod to (Late, fors the Bails of ray pretallicem, and is usisto&wox with lurk this tatimatloo Is r o vz ies , that Mr. IMEE ybe cookked perfoetally (or by letters • IWO mote) at Ms hook, No.ag, Arundel-ftreet, Strand, par Tmegioller There k addkineal sutranet in Water-ftreet adjoiniag, and 'soma kat both dm deem 14 WS, Mao', tif the Royal College of Surma • • - • • • -- • • rAMILIES leaving Town, orPerfons going tr. • sto Coaft, Mould take a few Boxes of 14 ELSO Ws. Abr4 i.r.ois PILLS with them. Thb Meakine kan excellent IL • dy in Indigettiort, Caltitentfa, Sick Head-Aeht, lkc. Pee. It tat' brit Medicine Pcrforis can keep by 'bee t° retort to; as by takit ORC or two Nib going to Bed, or at any ob.r time, they will pis, Relictin a few hoard, and remove all Pains in the Head, and on exalters In the Stomach or Intelllnew—Sold by Bacon and Co. Ox ford-ftrcct ; Mra. E. Newb,ry ; Wi,hers, Nu. 229, Strand; Bre nand,l Biihopfgate4teet ; .nd Mr. Clark, Borough. SORES in the BREAST, SCORBUTIC and RHEUMATIC COMPLAINTS, SCALPS, and BURNS. • BEASELEY'S FAMILY PLAISTER. TProprietor, a Merchant, in whale Family the Recipe of this PlaHier has been for upwards of a Cen tury, by the (Arndt folisitations of thole who have experienced its virtues, now offers k to the Public, as the melt fate and stileael‘us Remedy in the following Diforders: • SORES IN TRIC IDEAS/. There is ab malady m which the Female Sett is more liable that. painful Sores Ps the Bread: they attack the Patient - at a thus when the Is the molt unlit to bear the intolerable anstutth wLic they occalon ; .iad whether they here their origin in a peeulia;, pr.difpufing habit, or are the confequenee of milatanagtment nog et (too often indeed the cafe!) they arc elite fatal to the :tud health of the unhappy fufferer. Numberlefs are the cafes whicit have baffled the Rill and attention of elvdttem Pridtitionera, what only a temporary, infield of an effectual Cure hes be. u made For the truth of this remark (In which no invidious refice-. ti ais intended) the Proprietor of Plaifter candidly appeals to the Public and be with much pieafure and confidence ctiti eipatcs the rel ief of human fairt.::os, while he diem to t h e woad fo invaluable a Medicine. INTISNAt Abb EXTERNAL 111111ICS AND IrIAINI. Butthe efficacy of this Medichte la nut confined to the particu lar Cafe above•ntaitionedt Sores which proceed from internal or eiternal &Wes ; from habitual intemperance, or from fedeatary: occupat ions, arc fooa brought by this Planter to a cats, and heal without danger. In ea es of Sprains, even after the Patient has for Tome length of time buffered confinement, relief and arengtis have been afforded by the oft of the Plater. Sold whedefsie and retail by Mre Butler, 4, Cheapfide; and by molt Medicine Venders in the United Kingdoms, in boxes as 6d.exh. ERUPTIONS IN THE FACE T HE inCOniiitent doittinc of thole who recommend External Applications for Internal Complaints, is obviator - in the following ample queition: Will the fur which adheres ter the bafide of a kettle, or boiler, be removed by walking the °L ad e ? The fame eomparifon may be made 1.. fpeding the human frame f Can an internalcomplaint be removed by an external application : Tbdc queftions are left to be anfwered by every Reader, whick will thew the ridlcoloufnefa of inculcating tnis dndtrlne, while the infallibilty of Dr.BRODUM's BOTANICAL SYRUP is evinced In the eztraordilary Cares that daily appear in tht Parr, ra , tk ... lady in cafes of alo above nature : Dr. Broelum, as a regular Phy- Seim, has been known many years, and not as a tfoltruin Vender- His motive for publilbing this advertitement a is to femur the Health of the Public from the danger that attends external iipplleati 'which, to his knowledge, has proved fatal to many wbohasitpiacesi n It an improper confidence. To thole who have revelled in the midnight cup, or madly drained nature of her rich& !term, by utireftrained or lifelltiWiLS love, or by the horrid feltilk pallion of Dictates, this reiterative will render all poilible alliance • • and, if the vital powers be not entirely deft dyed, k will grad ually repair the melancholy evll. • Leslie, of any time of life may, by this medicine, be freed horn one of the moll afilifting &Larders incident to the Is and at a cer tain period it is molt highly dela In all nervous affections, Wends of dpi its, trenshlinga, loft of memory, impaired vigour, and the antniaerlds fyutptotas of ins. paired and tottering-conititstions, whether arifing from a life it Inadlivity, lotemperanee, or inattention to health, its efficacy has attained throughout the three kingdoms uoiverfal and tuaparalleled eek brier. By (bid perftireranze in its ufe, it cheers, braces, and Invigorates the Whole nervous fyitem, and giv:s new tone to ali the vital itutetions, of which numberlds inflames can be avouched. A moil noble medicine ' eampored d flow of the Ado* balfams and &engem:nets in the whole materia medics; and hi partieuktrly applicable to thofe whore cenillogions are relazed by extreme weeknds and dehiaty,er broken by enervating.? viciou s ndugasees. The Botanical Syrup and Rettorative Nervous Cordial,to be bud at the Doe toes bode, No. 9, Al:pion-greet., 7 doors fres% the Lever= Manna, Surrey fide of Blackfriare-bridge, in bottles at 11. as. t ts. 64. and 6s. od. (duty included) at Withers' (ime Cockell - s) Medicine War.houfe, 292, Strand; Shaer and fidwanis. St. Peas Church yard ; and Breetruad, No. it 6. Liiihopfgate th Bau ef t Without ;W. Bulgin, Printer and lef.-Ikt, at his Me- dicinal Warcluaufe, No. 3, Wine-ftreet, who has received a loge and fee& fupply; Tlioropfen and Mills, C,aftle•areet ; Browne. "Tnlzey ; C. Routh. Bridge•treet ; Reed and Sheaard, Mild; Meyter and Crvtwtll, Bath; Mara. Ooadby, Sherburne; Mr. Raikee, Cl reciter ; Mr. Truths, Womellar : Mr. Twosome. Exeter ; Swinney, Birmingham; Spilibury and Co. Mary-fret. Dublin; and by all Printers. Booldellai, and Venders of Mod, eines in the Throe Kingdoms. It will be necegary the Doaor Mould If fuel Patients as am 'SEW with Deafocts or lolfs of Sight, or fend their cafes byLm ter or Parcel, to the Donor (poi or carriage paid),with W died Fre. The MoSeine may be had every day. A quart bettk (am.) contallis equal to lye Wail ones. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-ftroet, Louden, sera, Edinburgh, May a, 'Soo. IN the rpring of 1794 I was affiiaed with a Vette. ml Complaint. which htteated with indifference for nee months ; but was then obliged to apply to a regular &Within who put a ternporery Rep to the virulence of the dilate (by memo rial applieatime) for hone time ; but growing, in fplte of all medi cine and the advice of the &ft Gentlemen of the Fraley here. work and work for two years, I was ream tole Rate &Mica unparalleled and beyond diScriptlon, being as entire per, and ace- rated from head to foot.—My bead, throws =tab- mfg. 4' 5 . arms, Sae. have beat sittenately in danger of become ing l eft = in Mort, I have had from so a 3o eating ukers on my body, and Dearly totally deprived of light,—ht would be voluminous to par tithlariee all sty care.-rallies It to fay, there Dever was, or ever j will be, one of a more dements, or of w more cusliAlcitc 4Bo ' WM. I was long looked opts by my friend., and Imagined rem felf,beyond all hopes of recovery ; and, indeed, in my tins Candi t ion, death was preterable testy more than mikrable Rate: to Ibis dreadful notation did I drag a moil mikialik ezilkence,till thyme P novo Dane it threw in my way a Drofieper eantainisi the eafc of a Mr. a. of Plymouth—my friends read It. I wild not.-4 feet and procured fame of your Lasses P AAAAA Pitts, which, by uling from time to time. am sow, and have long been, (alter morlthe than four years iselektibable &Reefs ), in as good a Rate of hea as ever I muye.l; as a proof of this, I had a lee, thriving, heal thy child. horn to me a few months ago. In gratitude to GOD. and in how of rendering my know-creature feedee, I weepolt you to , pubUb this ; and yes may at any time refer peeress, who wiib to be (Reigned of the truth of this, or farther partials/ 1 i to me or my him* by letter or perfoo. As few cafes for Wads will ewer equal nthie,and none exceed it, I have from emerience every region to enure mankind bat a your LIAO I'S PILLS tLy will find a fare. fpeedy, fate, affd =db. cal cure, hr th at molt dreadful tinge of the Venereal /Sac. which is called--. 2 coon Rena tees. e. r. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tleo2l/11 TAYLoit, Member of the Royal Goofier of Surgeons in Lemadou,athis boa , . No. 9, New Brkige-Recet ; where he will give advice, without a kc, to perfons taking there Pills and will sewer patients I.a. ten. if pelt paid, so the fame term% oblerving la all cafes the molt inviolable fecrecy, no Porfon's name of ask lofting been mars' daned,but at their own particular requeft. by the Proprietor. ,12 " ring the mole of more than 311 ran, that be bat had the cca m, • ducting of an emotive Pale of the above modieise, and the p Nor wiring therefrom. They see alto kid, by his Appointaleff‘ for the teeseentwee' d thole living at a difiesce. by Me. Loiter, Strethdirid_ph Edin' burgh ; Mr. Menses, Printer, Glafgow, to WEISS aso Ms. T • refers for his addrefs ; at the Perfuntees ‘ No. 33, It. Mbar r Remy ; Mr. Robertros s Toy-lioy , No. um, Orio' ftreet ; Mr. Dihansugh's, No. 7, Fidadteset-bilLosody the Monument ; Mr. Steers, Bookkiler, No. I. Unfelt-rOW. Tower-bill; Mr. Calweirs,Debtle ; and by MIS Pert= Is reST eesiderable town in Oraw-liritrip sad haled. In Stowe 4,21 IS. 9d. tack, faded op with *la liirediatir ow e': Preens a( either Sew may war titors ask sad Iwo L rjug A I.O NDO Printed mod p.blibeil by L VEL gog, s __C s ' terbwrplact. 14.601) at thc STAR OPilat. NIL S. La'T Ikea. Publkiliel We at tbe Pro 10 rapt;Teliik