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PROM' LAST NICIP'S ONDON GAZEITE. ADMIR ALTY-Or r ICE, JULY 12. Very of a T erter from Captain Pigcr, of his Majesty's ship - On it-, addressed ►o the Honourable Vice-Admirul -dr Al, eau.' r Cochrane, and transmitted by the latter to l.ohu Crofter, Esq. His Majeny's ship Orpheus, New Providence, April 25, 1614. SIR-I have the pleasure to acqii tint you, that nn the 20th instant, after a chace of sixty miles, the point of MALinz ,, t, in Cuba, hearing S. S. . five leagues, we captured the Uni , ed States ship commanded by Mast—r Commandant .1 • . s' p h Bainbridste ; she had mounted twenty thirty • two pound carr - mades and two long eighteete., with one hundred AO seventy-one men ; hut a few mi . slimes betore striking her colours, threw au her lee guns. overly) ird, • And continued throwing also her shot, small arms, &c.. until taken osses,ion of ; she is a rental kably fine ship, of five hundred and nine tin's, and the first time of het going to sea ; she has 'been out from Boston two months, and frequently chased by our cruisers; their only capture was the Little Fox, a brig laden with fish. which they de stroyed.—l have the honour to be, ea. (Signed) H. Not,,Captaia. The Hon. Sir Alerander Cochrane, Consuwitier in -Chief, &c. - Vice-Admiral Sir Alexander Cochrane has also transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain Byron. of his Majesty's ship Belvidere, stating, that on the 7th of March, the boats of that ship, with those of the Endymion an-1 Rattler, under • the dirt:ctions of Lieutenant Jahn Sykes, .destro)ed, off Sandy Hook, the Mars American privateer, of 15 guns and 76 men. And a letter from Captain . Lockyer, of his Ma jesty's sloop Sophie, giving an account of his having, on the 24; h of April, captured the American: schooner privateer Stalks, of two-guns and 25 men, out 24 • days from Wilmington, without taking any prize. Copy of a . Alter from Captain Nash, .of his Majesty's ship Sa tunf, addressed to the Hon. Vice-Adow al Sir Alexander Co• .ehrinie sanitnitted by Rear-Admiral Grain,- to John linker, Esq. His Majevy*s ship Sat'urn, off New York, May 25. Stn—l have greattatisfaction in reporting to you the capture, this morning, of the AMerican schooner privateer Hussar, by his Majesty's ship under my command, in latitude 40 deg. 8 min. longitude 73 deg. 28 min. after a chace of four h' nrs. She had on board a 1 . 0,1 twelve-pounder, besides nine t ye. pounder carrotracies, eight of which she threw rive . .. board during die chace. She sailed from New rnk on the evening preceding her capture, with a cum . pkment of ninety.eight men, is nearly a new vessel, 211 tons, was on her first cruise, is coppered and copper-fastened, and sails remarkably fast, and com plete 'tined provisions and stores for four months. She has been in commission only a week, and was destined to croize otr the Banks of Newfoundland, and would, in all probability, have proved a great annoyance to our trade had she not been taken. I have the hon..ur to be, &c. • (Signed) lizitts N Asti, CaPtain.: The . Hon. Sir A. Cochrane, Commander in Chief, &c. Inman of a Letter from Captain Cumby, of his Majesty's ship Hyp, non, to Admiral Lord Keith, &Iced at Sea, the 26th of June, and transtni , ted to John W. Crnker,f.sq. Cauizing in obedieoce to your Lordship's order of the 3d instant, his Majesty's ship 1 command has this dap catinor , d the Ametican privateer brig Rattle snake, of 16 guns, commanded. by Mr. D. Moffatt, an vn..omisionly &le brig, nearly new, of 298 tons bunisen; 'and from her extraordinary fast sailing was likely to have done great injury to the trade of his Majesty's subjects in the Bay. List of Vessels capture& recaptured, detained, or destroyed by the Squadron under the command of the Honourable Sir AkitancLir Coe' rant, K B. Vice•Adinfixl of the Red, and Commander in Chief, Litc. etc. &t, of which Returns have been received, Bermuda, May 16, 1814. Spanish ship, name unknown, from Cuba, bound to New York, detained by the Rattler, February s, 1814. American sloop Atalanta, of 92 tons and 8 men, from Saint Domingo, bound to Boston, captured by the Endyntion, Fe bruary 5, 1814. .4meskan schooner Meteor, •of s gone, 219 tons, and Si men, Nfront NW', bound to New York, captured by the Endymiou, February 7, 1814. • American schooner flub, jroM St. Domingo,. bound to New Hark, motored by the Raider, Feb. 9, 1814. • American sloop Viper, of 30 tons and 4 men, from Na'hawn Isle, bound.ts Nantucket, captured by the Semler, February -17, 1814.' Inglish schooner I ark, of 90 tons and 6 men, from Halifax, • bound to the West Indies, 're‘ciptured by the Recriiit, April 6, 1814. • Amen 'American light schooners, and one wkh 6 neelvelounder carrorades, de,troyed by the Chesapeake squadron, bring aground, April 7, 1814. American ship Diligence, captured by the Chesapeake squadron, - *sale date. • • • *pecac brig Young Anaconda, of 300 tons, destroyed by the pew of his M.lesiy's .hips la Hogue, Maidstone, Endymion, Idd Borer, in the Connecticut River, April 9, 1814. "American schooner Connecticut, of 325 toile, destroyed by ditto, in chitin, same date. . - .Ametican schooner Eagle, of 450 tons, destroyed 'by ditto, in ditto, same date. American 'chooser, not named, of *BO tons, destroyed by ditto, • in ditto, same Ante. ameekigi .tebisetur, not named, of 150 tons, destroyed by ditto, in ditto, same dais. ,Ansirkan sloop, sot named, of 90 tons, destroyed by ditto, in ditto, ante data . _ Asiatic - an brig, not named, of 260 tons, destroyed by ditto, 03 illitro,"same aste. Amoritan schooner Factor, of 100 tons, destroyed by *Ho, ditto. same flat!. American ship Osage, of 400 tons, destroyed by ditto, in ditto, same date. American ship Atabutte, of 380 tons, destroyed by ditto, 4WD, sane date. American ship Superior, of 330 tone, destroyed by ditto, -in ditto, same da'e. • American ship Guarillais,.of 320 tons, destroyed by ditto, io ditto, same date. • • American Alp, name unknown, s of JISO tons, destroyed by ditto, is ditto, same date. American ship, name anknowo, of 300 tone, destroyed by ditto, In ditto, same date. American brig Felix, of 240 tons, destroyed by-ditto, in ditto, • same date. Anitrican Wig Cleopatra, of 220 tons, destroyed by aitto, la ditto, same date. ArneriCan brig, name unknown, of LSO tons, destroyed by ditto, in ditto, lame date. American whopper Hatton, of 200 tone, destrisyid bY ditto, is ditto, same date. Amer can schooner Emblem, of .1 BO mos, destroyed by ditto, in ditto, same data ,Amu wean schooner Emerald, of 55 tons, destroied by ditto, is ditto, same date. American sloop Marnata, of SO tons, destroyed by ditto, . _ . . . 'into, same date. American sloop Nancy, of 25 tons, destroyed by ditto, In ditto, same date. Amerloop Mars, of W teus, , ,konips4 by 4liga, bi 'ditto , Apt o dAt*, L . I .lvbetita? dog Comet, of SO taw.. deers,* by aft, la Atte. Mme *late. Aoneriran :ice Thetis, of SO tons, destroyed by ditto, m ditto, same date. American ..bsop, name unknown, of 70 tons, destroyed by ditto, its ditto, same date. American sloop, name unknown, of 70 tons, destroyed by ditto, in drto, same Oa r. A number of boats cables, cordage t sail+, moulds, ship-wrigkte tooth, and working sheds, destroyed. French schooner Benue Foior, of 2114 t .ns from Gibraltar, bound to England as a cartel, recaptured by the Asia and Superb, February 17, 1814, having on board it 7 prisoners. French .o:miner ' Three Friends, of 204 tons, from Gibraltar, bound to England u a cartel, recaptured by the Asia and Su perb, February 17, 1814, baying on hnud 87 prisoners. (Signed) ALEX. COCHR ANE, Admiral and Commander-in-Chief. WHITEHALL, JULY 12, 1814. His Royil 11,gliness the Prince Regent ha, been pleased, In the nan•e and on the behalf of his Majesty, to nominate and ap point William Young, Esq. Admiral of tite Red Squadron of his Majesty's fleet, and Rear-Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Ontain and Ireland, to be an• Extra Kutght 6t the Mos; Honourable Order of the Bath. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WALL evrice, JULY 12, 1814.. 2d Regiment of Life Guards-Corne , . and Sub-Lieutenant John Lowe to be Lieutenant, by purehaie, vice Mot eton, promoted; and Al..xander G..nr. to be Cornet at,d Sub-Lieute nant, vice I.owe, promoted. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Zraign Giles Rickaby, from the 34th foot, to be Cornet, by p :itemise, vice lieritige, pro moted. ' 3d Regiment of Foot-Lieutenant Richard bleogli:on to be Cur tain of a Company, by purchase, vice Forrest, promoted th the Ssh Foot. 6th Ditto-Lieutenant William Clark to be Captain o. a Cont. pany, without purchase. titti Ditto-Lieutenanr John Radenhurst. front Cie foundland Fencibles. to he Li nit -twat. wtho • h.. , , s'c. Ridge, promoted iu the New lit iii•swick Fenc:o • • 14th Ditto--lieutersant Joiati Malw.il to be ea, ..3.1 -it ( tins -4 pany, vice Browne, deceased. 15th Ditto -Captain •J. P. l'irtay, tram the-Royal West I.tindon Iskt.t. a , t o b e Ettsig:i, witho r purchase. 13 7th Di ro-'''ta be Ca amp of m p ,o! a- - Ll•leenants John Mackay, vice Bignati, kilied tit ac ion ; 11. G. Edwar le, vice Donovan. dead of hi, wounds; a:id tieeterick Crewe, by i chas.., vice Pad -a • w roires • To he a ieutenatit v.-bosses John Dwells, set bout purchase, vice Fun y, who reoges ; C. o. Deny, vac• Mackay; and Wal ler, vice. Edwards. To be E: otos-- W rn. Bigot Buchanan, Gent. vice Ovens; Robert Haw•horne, Gent. sic,: bet y; anon Win. Carroll, Gent. vice Vl'aller 110th Di:tow-Lieutenant Donald Sinealr to he Captain of a Corn. rimy. without pero , ase, vice Roberta, promoted. Liutenant John W tidant nead Ilrydges, from Half pay of the Lath I.lg'.t Draguoi.a, to be I.t• uteilant, vice Fetter,• who ex changes 35.105yn-Captain Jo!in Guthrie to be Major, by purchase, vice Hai y. rt• ti. s 35th Oh T. Porenger. Gent. to be Enign, without put ' chase, vice linscoe, decea-ed. 44th Dittn-ia ut. asst W Wham Alexander Craig to be Captain of a temip.s! y, vet inuialose,.decra-ed. Ensign W. M. hero to tie I..eu.enant, vice Craig. (semi man Cadet William Rogers, from the Royal Military Col lege, to be Li.sio, vice Hem. -Seib Ditto-Quarter Master John Wild to be Adjutant, (with the rank of Ensigt.). vice Dixon, 'who re,gns the Adjuta.aey only. Srcly.i,ot-Major James Freer to be Quarter-Master, vice akpoitit..d upatant 30th Low-Lieu.enaiti homes P. Thompsoo, front the 14th I.ight Dragoues, to be Laitain of a Company, by purchase, vice Agar, promoted in the ooth Foot sstb he Lieutenants, Ensign G W. Revelry, by pur chase. cce erend, promoted; and Ensign Ruben Irvine, by purchase, vice I:oilfield, who retire*. • Se h Lino-Lieweieset Edward Irvine to be Captain of a Com • • pany, without. purcbass, vice Burton, who resigits. To be Lieutroatita-Ensign John Rauciand, vice Graham, de ceased; and E.nslen Ihunias P. Lang, vice Irvine. To be Ensigns-W. F. Schack, Gent. vice spares, deceased; Hun. Robert King, vice Itaucland; and Pnchard, Gent. Lang. 66th Ditto-Hospital-Mate Thomas Morse to be Assistant--ir geon, vice Campbell, deceased. 71st Ditto-Robert MiDougall, Gem. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Grant, promoted. 76th Ditto-Gentleman Cadet Edward Kendall Champion, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, by no. clia-e, vice Ottley, promoted in the 65 h Foot. ' 87th Foot-Gentleman Cadet Edward Cox, trout the Royal Mi litary College, tribe Ensign, without purchase; vice appointed to the 94th Foot. 89thf Ditto-wEusign Osman Watts to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 94th Ditto-Lieutenant John C. GrifS•hs to be Captain of a . Company, without purchase, vice M'Arthur, place•l upon half pay. Ensign Francis Murray to be Lieutenai.t, vice Gr.ffiths. Ensign R. limbrell, hum the eith Foot, to be turtgii, vice Murray. 96th Ditto-Surgeon H. W. Markham, from the York light In fantry Volunteers, to. be Surgeon, vice Loluswursh, promo- ted do the Staff. 97th Ditto-Lieutenant Robert Garrett, from the 7th Foot, to • be cep of a Company, by purcha se , vice Warburton, pro. mot • Sib Wert India Regiment-Brevet Major John Blosset, from the 58 Is Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Prater, placed open half-pay. 6th Ditto-Lieutenant Joseph Walsh to be Captain of a Company, ' without purchase; Assistant Surgeon J. Gowan, (non the Royal York Rangers, to be Surgeon, vice Keir, promoted on the Staff. Royal York Rangers-Seri:set Ferdinand Augustus Benhold, from the 60th Foot, to be Quarter-Matter, vice Rename, ap pointed an Ensign ; kiropitil Assistant James Cochrane to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Gowan, promoted in the 6th West.- India Regiment. York Light infantry Volunteers-w Assistant Surgeon P. H. Law _leo, from the Bth West India Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Markham, appointerlto the 96th Foot. • Royal NewfOundlandFencibles--Ensign J.G. Hierilly to be Lieu. tenant, vice Radenitorst i appointed to the & h Foot; George Mics:iley, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hieriily. New Brunswick Fencibles. To be Captains of Companies, with temporary rank-Anthony Barker, Etio.; and Lieutenant Warnford Ridge, from the Bth ' Foot. To Lieutenants, with temporary rank-George Moorhouse; Gent ; Ensign Alexander Lindsay, from the Nova Scotia Fen tables; tied Alexander blacken:le, Gent. to be Ensign. 11111.6.V8T. etTo be Majors lo the Army. Captain the Hon. Henry Percy, of the 14th Light Dragoons. Captain James Munday, of the tub Foot. Captain Thomas Sumter, upon the Staff. STAY/. Captain Thomas William Taylor, of the 94th Light Dragoons, to be Deputy Quarter Master General to the Forces serving in Java. with .the rank of Major in the Army, vise Thorn, who resigns. • • Ito s PITAL Surgeon Frederick Leiner/nth, from the 96th Foot, to be Sur geon to the Forces, vice Freeman, deceased. • &intim Robert Keir, from the 6th West India Regiment, to be Surgeon to the Forces, vice Cook, deceased. Acting Hospital Aasirtatit Francis Gulgoot, to be Hospital As sispast•to the Futter. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Dart, late of Skinner-street, Somes"a-town, but now of Lasuostrest, Southwark. builder. BANKRUPTS. • • William Hill, now or late of Widdenharn • MEI, Mks. paper manufacturer, dealer and cbapown to surrender July as, 97,. and August 23, at eleven, at the C ommercial Lents, BriuoL Anomie*, Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Little Friday. street, London ; or Mr. Win. Bevan . , Wine -street, Bristol. Win. Histetdoson, of Left auttea,l.ineognshire ' met chant, dealer .alm i• C VA in ' My a a r at ars 101 7 93, endAsg en sa, at I, tie _ Hart lon, Wiabastk tit, Peter's. Anneals,, Mrsi. Btasitax4 or Mbar& Mad* dad Wilibt. nark. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW. Morning s ntipates after I Afternoon - - 116 Flinuteg qter 11 TRU" H TRIUMPHANT-SILKIJEii. Cl -1 44,RLD HOPE-HEAL; CH WITH ALL rrn3LE4SINOS. THE PROPRIETORS of Dr. JOSHUA WEB STER'S ENGLISH DIET DRINK have forSotam %Pais enjoyed the inexpressible felicity, of relieving and recovering a greater number of suffering gaud hopeless Patients, in the vast variety of Disorders whit's underialne rho:constitution and alba extinguish life, than the Venders of any, of all othi r Public Medicines, can jastly or truly borvir.ll the Allcted in Consump tion, in Scrophula, in Scurvy, in Cutaneous Etuptlons r in the' immense class of Disorders peculiar to Females ar.c.ritical periods of life, and in all coMplaints indicating impurity oTthe M o od and debility of habit, require farther proof of tire truth of such aster tion,they have only to consult a Pampidet,pricconly It.eontainisig ''more than a hundred living calor, which, hi, 'Ordinary enepiiry. cannot fail to remove every doubt from the mita& elf the most incrAulous. Few men are endowed with ibe ci st iut t iLe but net' talent of extracting and scientifically combining the Essence of Herbs and Plants for Medicinal purposes; bltt Dr. WEBSTY an eminent Physician for more than half a century, was, Arun the strong, because natural bias of his mind, peculiar!y fined to carry Botanical Medicine to that stare of perfection, which the great Sir John Hid thou7tt mien in time be accomplsired, and which the immortal lioerhaave had long ago predict-.d, that im provements In medical knowledge would, at no distant perrel, orfall.bly produce. The late Dr. 'Webster realized the expectation of both, by having produced a vegetable remedy, that in no curcable ea.e has for 6U years been ever known to fail, where the Patiti.t svas just to himself. It niay be necessar yto z.dd, that the Dn. I . Gal is peculiarly pleasant to the taste, and may be taken with perfect safety by a female in tke last stage of pregnancy, or es en by an infant a day old. Sold Wholesale by the sole Proprietors, E. Site and Co. 92, Borough, Southwark; and also Wholesale and Retail by their Agents ' Messrs . Howard and Evan ' s, I ong-lane, We s . S m ith& Id. . All Let ten and Orders (post paid) addressed to them, will meet the earliest attentiun. And sold retail, by one at least, in every considerable town in the United Kingdom ; and by the following Venders of Medicine in London r illotson, chemist and druggist,ltm, borough ; Bolton'. Medicinal Warehouse, front of the Royar Exchange, Conant' ; Colaiworthy, chemist and druggist, 141, W hitechapel ; Mou tasty, chemist, It 4, Great Surrey-tercet, Black Iriars-road, and at Ken nington cross; Sanger, (late Bar:on) 56, Ox tord-stmt ; Midgley, chemist and druggist, 49, Strand; Hudson and Ce. chemists, &c. 47, Haymarket; Ward, 3z4, Hollourn ; and Mattress, perfumer, 85, Fleut•ti reet.—ln Half Plata at is. Plats 71.61 Quarts lis. cub, duty lacluded. George ttafty Moires, et Iliiiiklatitset, eninmssalOnsattent, dealer sod Chapman. July 92, lit, and AsaguA 21. at twelve, at the Sivani'avern. Birmingham. Attorney, Mr. Smart, Staple- Inn, London ; or Mr. Benson•Colcuore-row. Birmingham. IVlattheW Ring, late of Swan-yard, Since of Great Dover -street. Blackman-stress, Surrey, tay'or. dealer and chapntan, (but. now a prisoner in the King's Bt•ncit,) July 16, 21, and August. •JX, at ten. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Russell, Lath-Erect, Southwark. ' John Sea, of Milton, next Sittingborne, Kant, taylnr and draper, July t. , 4, at sever , July 26. and August 23, at eleven, at Gull•l -hall, Lotadon. Attornies, Messrs. Hindu. and Sons, Milton ; or Mr. Herbert Price, Essex-court, Temple. Charles Wrighr, late of Charles-street, Soho-sqture, Middlesex, upholsterer and cahlit-t-maker,iJuly 19, 25, and August 23, at twelve. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Howell, Symonirs-Inn. Samuel Hope Dennis and Samuel Jarman, now or toe Throg- Moron-strtet, *London, merchants, dealers and chapmen, and copartners, July 19, 26, and August 23, at twelve; at Guild hall. Attorney. Mr. Bennett, Dean's-court,DoctorsCumenuna. DIVIDEN I DS to be made at GUILDHALL. July 19, liranCis Payne and John Holt, Wornbst'ree!, Cheap side, warehousemen, at one. July • 1 9, Wm. Malcolm Wading street, Warehouseman, at one. July 11, Robert Virright,Waling street, warehouseman, at one: August 2, Melia! Flyr..., of War dour -street, Soho, painter, at twelve August 2, George Brown, Hnllywell-street, :1,0.1140, linen-draper, at el. ven. Jetty 23, Thomas Davies, nf Round. court, St. Martin's Le Grand; button-, set er, a. twelve. July 16, Rice Price and SWat. Cross, Baistol, merchants, at ten. August 2, Wm. Allen, Thrtigniortota-steeet . insuratico-broker, at twelve August 27, Thitmas Marris, Burton upon bomber, and Rich& Nk uul.on. Glamfotd- Briggs, bankers, at •• n. August la, .11wina. Young, Hythe, carpenter, at eleven. :typist 6, George Adey. Baldwin's-place, Leather-Tans', bratter, at ten. July 19, ileury Shuttleworth, ut Lud4astu-bill, optician, at twelve. SNRPRNTINit Rtm, Hrnn-P;tnx. Air 12:4—The m art st activity prevails in the equipment of the evt, which now consists of twenty sill, aroored.l.ead and down the anchorage. Monday afternoon. the I remendout, in endeavouring to weather the tlirtylat At Hyde-Park-corner, on her sledge, missed stays, and tiking a lee lurch, ran 'foul of the S. W. post, and carried away her hoe sprit, besides knocking three oh her ports into one ; het being towed to the dry dock on the Powder-bank .side of the River, she underwent a thorough repair in ss thaojfteen minutet, then she was immediately launched, and took her station a cable's length a head of the Spitfire, Capt. Blvw-me-up! BASINGSIOKE, srra.—Amongst the many scenes of festivity that have taken place, to celebrate the re- yoration of Peace, that of the inhabitants of this place, deserves notice. anirous that the poor, as .well as the rich, should share in the general joy, they raised a handsome subscription, to provide a dinner for the poor, which took place on the day of 'fhanksgiving, after Divine Service. The whole was continued by the Mayor, assisted by a Committee of tire Gentlemen of the t..wn, who, by the ' handsome conduct of ?Ir. Unspent., the Landlord of the Crown Inn, in cff,:t. the use of an inclosed field adjoining, were ena. bled to make the requisite preparations; towards the comfort and order of the day. • Abouthalf past four the dinner was announced to be in readiness, by the ;mind of bugle, when the gases were thrown open, and near 24100 people set down to a plentiful supply of excellent cold roast and boiled beef and sirllads, and an abundance of hot plum-pudding; and a plen tiful supply of bear. The party occupi-d twenty-six tables, arranged in 'the centre of the field, each headed by a Gentleman of the Committee, and coasts suitable to the occasion wete given by the Mayor, from the, centre table, by the sound of bugle—" The blessing%' of Peace." most properly coupled with the name off, 44 Wfw.fsic,-ros," was received with enthusiastic shoats of applause. A hand of amble attended, and the tables, as well as diff Tent parts or the field, were' descorated with laurel and a number of flags, be:.ring ' aperopriate mottos and devices. Ail the respectable tamil es of the ti.w ri , And many from its vicinity, were present to view the inrrresting scene. Good. order was Ares-rvel, and every one expressed themselve; pleisel and satisfied with their fire. 1 1 1404 E vEcrted ' , frith Niemen, TAngunr of o ie , Eyes ; Weakticsi of Siva or Memory ; 'lnsuld take time t o coti-ider Isiuriosus's a !vier ; that a youth h the important mod 1 for -fanning a robust coustretitut,” and that a nothing h s dreaded sa much as premature ex. ess.' :he 4'043.10t:i0n of a fappy o'd age is .t gond cmistitution in youth ; remperan 'e and mod, ration at t :tat age arc passports to ha py if ttai , Nuilung can be better ZcscribetOt hall in the words it A m Nor want c..re hlifiiiissehave die.: t.t nuAlicable wu CONSPMPTIIONS, and ritlo r 'yip' N.:rure, wterter ,he effects of oo ural co:utrients:sow pr ,ce• vug rutin insprotte , it les ; or an advanced stage of life, have tog.tgisl rite study a .d artens tion rise first Physicians ot thts and all olar c t is; vain until Dr. Solomon's CORDIAL BALM of 611.1 i 11) s u it ptly discovcrtd and promiSiattr: to the wont.!, a...t produced such ins:ances ofit, r .od sit...As, as mute. um hirer the moot increjuls:us of its imaziog re* (Tatty, powers. t o rate its truly happy, heal :,4...11.t14:1111 c, lea ,v4ing tesrirnonics olt he first awherity are now cram. It is slimra •sy mkt:deed for Bilious and tither d.ssird•!rs ot the I•totitii‘b curt li ows it e ; f er licad oeLes (iccostanr‘l by indult (Atoll ; ant Or r , r• venting Palsies and . Apoplesii.s, eo eke', t! c eor rriu.ncv,. Of r,ee living. ReciptriT shotlA tie had to it o'rer every erictss, opoh every slight indbp.eizion ; :or. I.y kt tying the con iriruttiti isi condi:nal repair, i• reierves the holy In htalth :A4l vigour, 1 and prevents prt !nature dec.y. No Ind-titular conilmnitor, Lot auto 100 to diet, IS requLlts, duriog a course of thi: adi:orAttir :no:trine. C 014.1.4 AL BALM o. At: is nrepared by l'r. f!evse tumon,Gi;euel Loins, neat l.ivey.o i; Where by stay 1 c con ults.4l, Isy Letter. with aLi f.e::; and :t tee .reld to liot le price I .a. each, or four lit ovee I anti y Built to s:ts. by whic!.i ime I is saved, duty included. With eachliet•le u a top: Ale bill of (Ls - sedum, Furis!e, It. Itch, rman,:ipa.eish I.al.au, AM! t. 'or. *tugusiel.anguagss, conhaii ing ricer illugration.i of tb- • flicaey 01 these medicines, else Ge.4eteinient label ur estatrtp of which ban the Words--`, Sand. heelotnetri, I.ireapool," vegraven, without Wiiich It Canner suesl Hy be genuine. . . . . "to be had , n. ar ; of Samuel No. 18, •Straatil and Co. 1:,0, 011..r..:-stt est I.utition; Brodie, lichtdring, .bury ; A.Snsits, Per:umrr, Noy lebriage, ktbaburt,h; Martin Kerne, No. 6, Col age-peen, Dublin; alas' .aU Medicine V rs, in the IT it.,l ME 4 S SSRi. GOSS and Co. as regular Members of the Royakeal:.-ge cif Surgeons in I.on::tstv, Lave scduluully devoted tk. it attentitnt for dies:. la,t 17 year. to Or: stu 4 of those •disorders which so t e.;uently et:shiny, anti too tt :ea prevent, that ines.i.rable b.cising, nuttrintordJl fen city. Tile num toes applicatiOns they have isithrrn received from persons of the first distinction, and-the unit.rm succe,s attending ,hrir .upeitornuide of treatment in such complaiirs, iu uces then% thus pubticly to offer their asst-Lat.ce case, Of tiebilir; or deficiency, wbe ther resui:ing fr,:nt the too frequ:-Lcy of pixtitipactig in the gait... ties of a fashionable Lfe, :he ou'..t.ntaled indulgent .e of libertinism, or a secrez, solitary, and d.structive habit, which weaket s tile energy of the mind, and destiny& the Bower of you h, by producing sterility in the cue 4:K, and impotence in the other, they vette & sale yen:lemur cure. '1 o thwe Who, 11-J,lt such complaints, are prevented entering into the niarr.ase eta snit aslunted to se krd et, ltrasti over their irtfirmhses In silence, it must be consoling to kauw, however dilficult or int Cectual die cure maybe deemed by other practi tionets, tt&t, by a renoratiag mid inf dhbir meta di, they may be . re-tared co a sound and vigorous cini-I•usinn. A et:mist disorder, frequently contro.crtkrtu a noititre.3 of tudtccrt don, at ...every rite c its of Ves iereal ink than, by a mad arta nt-ver- fai ni; mode of 'rai ment, is speedily dna radically removed. witAssiut rest aibt in d tx orxrercise, a ait•utrictitrKs bf the Utetota and Chiefs which they ore cure in a shine period, wit Jut recourse to the pain: al. dangerous erects of the Caustic.; r•fteences of.which can be giet n to seetts al Gerd iemen otlegh :tweet ability. who have been cured in very 11.{ori period, after having laboured under Strictures for many years. .14 married Females, whose expec-t tatiuns to t: ttndir pit-dyes of ccemsbial happiness have tteen Afefeeted, it may :Am be a pleating aril ction to know, that by a proper persoirriance in their remedies the general health as feu, vated, and the Impediments removed. hiles.rs. Goss and Co. excluievel professtr.g the cure of these particular et . mphilf•ts, in order that they may not be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attaches: to the kno rant empLic, throk it but keitce 'o !hems-Ives tostate dos thine Apse helm proinv ly educaied anti initiated into et try branch of Ihe profession (cc/ tificsie• tie which Ito it t'Affttet.s hosyi:ali, end reetimu-tais from the torost eminttot Physic:ans, they have loco** since ail impairer), that the .:.ee l s remitting intus th e ir en• rb. sours fits , induce 1 them to quit the practice of the generaliser. answer, anti ht y prest.cse tf.at rhrir pritemions cuts.tittite a fair ground f..sr tLe twprt c. dept d confidence with which they have by the Public been su iib.raily honoured. Patients in the cotttstry are repo:ate.' to state the particnfars of their raw, age, and manner of living, enc'esing a banle.ni,te I,lr atisoce and medicines, and the sante will be lOrwatded any part nt the kundorrit: GOSS and co. Surgeons, 13, Pourer's( -street, Fleet-street. I)! HI) Lately, at Andrus, J. Dover, Esq. Bird Lieutenant of his M.jesty's ship Barbadoes • Lately, at Gia , row ' aged s', James Lockhart, Esq. Merchant. July 5, on King', Parade, mar itristol, Lientetiant-Colottel• Gore, many years Comm:lt...tent et the Royal Volunteers.. hay ii, in her 66th y.ar, Mrs. Stocqueler,_telict of t h e Ire Jc.e C. '''inequ. ler, Esq. mat) , yin one of the 4gents of the Rule Wine Company of Apart Go - _ A few days sines at Totness, Devnnshire, Predericl Wise, Esq. his Make y's late Consid General in Sweden. At Aylesbury, bucks,, Acwn Chaplin, Esq. aged SS, many years Clerk of the Peace for the County of Bucks. Lately, at the v.l►age of 'Adding.on, Surrey, at the age of 109 years, Mrs. Rose, mother; ut the Rev. Dr. lto•e, of St. John's sq.:are, London.—Her death Mess hastened by a fall over the all ot her cottage, by which her hip was either much injured, or the joint dislocated. MAritIMONY. NO I)isnnlers h.tv c , ntributed more essentially to de troy lime-neat Harionew than those vittoci are the cut:win-tier of imp:Heel pl. ague.. People. of every rant F ar adorrion to the :ihritir of Wedlock, but waere Coeeints. dm on; has been to 'reel by Disease, a Lovatiowol wati;:.ity requ r. t %veiny years lave we drvitte.l our practice fp the exclasive treautemt of the follow+ g Disoreicits, wad the sue— cesitut result of our plan gives u• additiotial iirele.or to *1 ose. an tar as we are able, the ravages of tlio3e Corupla.tits which are the most important in the catalogue of ileanau Intirnai7iet.. After initiatiou tutu evi ry Mauch, as Navy Sucgenos, we termed a wish, at an early period of practice, to tet.cur tinitiriduals tram the is norance of uneducated nom, or t hit equally dangerous precipitancy of general Practitioners. The Di-orders to the cure of wltleh we have devoted our at. tention, compt+se eve,* specks of Venereal infection; all kinds of Ittllity, whether ans-ng hem the habits of school boys, or the indulgenciva of niarurer age; that derangement of the System io Women, which is callcd barrenness or Sterility; Seminal•Wealinesats, Glee's, Obstructions in the Urethra; as also Strictures, whether recent or .4 lung duration, and winch have baffled the soon of ocher Practitioners, are by our prestet unproved plan or tieatmeat effectually ant perms- Leidy cured, wattout the pitlent sntfenng cur ietatins pain and alarming Hemorrhrge which frequentl nd the apt ,ca - don of the Lunar Cituitic. In the course of our eakiiilisiive pr dies In ibis nietropolis, ittintensti. caws tit ol ItIC E U stk.+ hare been and are daily muter oor cue, the total read:cation o 1 whids is el. fecte4 by a Rafe, cettatn, and ezpedit.ous anode of cure supeiior to any ether yet adop - ed. '1 he weikoess, relaxation, and debt- Uty, proe:eding from this coitteiti'm! are speedily reiwwed, and the Pattebt restored to Niaind and vikorotis health. . Bur where the debility has for vs at; est,ttd, a raper ;lurk-ye-rat:re so our restnratixe remedies i. indispen.%bly r(-ti! sire, to route •be aunt- borne sparks of late, turd re:!iif:Je !;•e Nneterdas Dtseases .ire th- Tot-ranee h.iste in the trestment *of t simple Goo irrh ea. 2:131 Ji nut uutrequentiy hap pens that the seeds o: life are l,y the itil.stretion et an unguarded hour, ty a st.iterior int :Lod such 'complaints arr v.:red; ntol ry ti where ate saired,•we trust that we may presume to offir a 1 . ..-t , talitiohnient. New, hot*R. ever, are the tans of contp`Aeart.,l .tistiest in ibis disorder, axes. p.ued tvi.h the ca'..i.iiituu3ntt,..:;.io or teen, who, trona an indul gvsaecin a „Beery vice, or ttx Arta gaieties (it a r....ih:ut.ahle !its, acrit,ue that di is the lII4IVO•dAbie egilleAtu jurors of lue!a ltu t!'r Where the lana.11;1 broo.ls over ins atta-ery. hut 'All ; CIinCCOS hi: snistormn a , it oily heroine cottoilmen 0.1 1::io. to know , tlkat althougit a object of dut:;,t titt::l7:iit.ty wi h 0t1..:t erieutittui JR, moval of thess vi :• I. •is • the accitotereent of t ea eriv: cu. If t h e: it. , -it VCDUS have begun t..f seduce vigour, 31.11, e. be eneveuted to an ear y e. , :tattersolott ut thin t , ..t• in th:3e (36t • I•o great dilliculq will occur. Married (wit n, who g been 1 4 sappoinied in tht . es?..crations of a famil)., naay be ato.ret, that in mitt t. such idtteeni are cut able by Melt:al skill. ' l he secrecy which is so ts..erlial to our undertaking, and t qualifications which we have presumed to state, intin he 1..1- of our pretens uns. and in cot;,. hence with such tht• hit tenet tap is given, that Me,srs. Currie anti Co. may be cr.:trolled by l''- tents of either sea with ibe greatest secrecy sod bouour, at thew 'louse, No. 107, Hatton garden Patients iu the Ceuti ry are requrste.l to state the rattien.arß of their cage, age, raj general liattil (ii tv.ts g, and encl.-it, a it mittance for advice and &fedi:in:l, whet. the same wed be e; seta or sent to any parr of the Kit - 2.1.m. • CUR k 11:. ani Co. Sure-ins. If 7, Hatton•garden QNDONt Yriuted by 1 [Vt.'. , P.ekett !Macs: published thus, aud at the Star Ware. 1 maple bar. di I