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BRIGHTON, AUGUST 23. The Race Stand, it appeat s, was fet on fire through the careldli!ef. of the family who had been permitted to occupy it. The conflagratiun, notwithltandinw it aappened about mid-day, Was ditlinetly obfervab!e at a dittance of upwards of thirty miles. Mao) , pen. ple from various parts of the country, fome on but k back. come on foot, entered the town dating the fuc ceeding night and day, to make enquiries ref/ meting it, as apprehettli ,, ns prevailed that the enemy had made a defeent on that part of the coal), and was evincing his love to the natives by fetting fire to their property. It is fomewhat tingular, that as an officer of the Prince's Regiment, attrafted to the fpot by the volumes of flame and fmoke, which :decoded o , the clouds, was reviewing the terrific encroachments tf I h:: devo u t jog element.a cat, dreadfully Gaged and territi,tel, fp nog thrcv:gh the blaze, and alighted on his thouller. The officer, fomeshat furprized, at tit II endeavoured to (hake her off ;—but poor Pufs, tittniy using her claws in Taia jacket, was not fo vaiily to be got rid of. The Officer perceiving her relunance to quit him, at length humanely deter mined, that as the had, in the moment of danger and .tfliight, flown to hint for prate Rion, the (hould ac company hint to the Barracks. They accordingly de- Icended the Downs together, and Pufs, well taken care of by her new mailer, affords much merriment to his friends, as he relates the pat ticulats of the cir cumflances which firtl introduced them to each other. The Nile cutter privateer, Jostra Galilee, Com mando, on her lunge to the Aire, paffed by t:iis place on Saturday, with a large French Weft India ma, laden with cotton, indigo, coffee, Ete. which the Nile had captured a day or tw.s before, near the Wellern Ms. The cutter, as the came oppofite the town, fired a faltite of ten guns, and then feet a boat afliore, with a few articles horn the prise, among which was a curious parrot, that, it is Paid, can arti culate words eorradly and diflinaly, in two or three diffrrert languages, and is intende4 as a prefent to the Prince of Wai.es. Tl•ere is now forming in the City a Regiment of Intintry, under the name of the Loyal London VA., km, which, we undertland, already coot - ins of near 12O* of the ErR tradefmen in the Metropolis, who twill be accoutred at their own expence. They hare chofen jinni PUOLCY KiNIIIIOTOII, Efq. Banker, of Lombard-fireet, and High Sberif for the County of Sundt, to be their Lieutenant-Colonel. A moil ref Sable number of the Yeomanry and Tenantry in the neighbourhood of Woburn. dem bled on Sunday at five o'clock in the afternoon, in Woburn Park, to fignify to his Grace the Duke of ;IDT0t1), that they widicd to ferre under his com mand as cavalry. They were all well mounted upon their own holies, and made a mod refpeaable ap pearance. The Duke defired them to form a circle tounj him. and he addreted them in a lhort and powe; fel fpeech: Law Tilt set-ism —A meeting was held on Saturday that noble and venerable apartment. the Middle .'emple Hall, when Mr. Easeine. who had she day before been elcaed the Colonel of the Law Affoeia tioo. addrelfed the Corps nearly to the following effea— " Oa Kr test en-nMlsees resollaft the mean witch relguires me to prefent miler to your modes, when 1 1001 l round alma and perceive the enlightened and aurnmous audience before whom appear, I do declare to you, that whatever habit I may have Sc. I,l=dat making public midterm, rauft give way to theta lath viddith I feel in making an added. toms. Yon have called Me to a port of great c. edifices., In a Dish arduous and ethical fee foo ; tabs your commander at fuck a time, and fe foci a rifts of arm would be honour eroogh—but formething more than honoar; footetbieg more congeatal to my ndod.femetbing adds more mar • ly moats my 6:ability in its aceompseiment. I ham been taid.aby appointment was abfulately muniments. Theorist eiraisnitymest is the fining of all my feelings—your unanimous furragra, I know I could eat lieve,unilefs I had with them your unanimous aradammt. 't hat thought It is which pervades me to thadepth of my heart Gentlemen, l .in appreheave (sod I have no other fear) this you will err& too great things from as; you may. perhaps, that I Stall bring into the fiedd the accomplamer is and t-lents of as ape:tread Ofterr, becaufe I have beta formerly in aft a: fa- Mee. Trise it Is, that I once had the honour to serve ac King la both the military prokSons. 'three was a dose whoa Game mili tary of minsuento, I emit, wa: mimct but time her crowd a great deal •t what I had team t. Give me leave, however, to fay, that if t And I have forgot every thing I formerly knew. I (ball WO; It no trodale, an your meow*, to go hack again to my radiate:no, and train over again • hat was heretofore familiar to me in predict Ural-men. tie ma eattave medium have been taken, and, e...aba, meetrarily, by our Government, to call out the fireryth of the country. There bate been Several opinions as to the mot ado's mode of arming. I profits myfelf a great friend to the Volunteer fyfics I think it. upon the whole, more energetic than the Levy ore M 4 1.. I beg pardon for agog. this esprellion, for I hate ern a ward borrowed from that country with which we are at war. (Lewd stiollo). is not numbers alone, that I look for in defence ; It is the (pirk which .nintates, more than the numbers which comport, yr military ewes, that forms the bulwark of detrice. I knew Ad fpirit with which we are animated I it I. enough for you to rerased In whit country we are ibing—that our free Coral/81- 'mi, hag ften4 Sock of ages; that the whole of oar ellsib!ihraznt and ieftituri.ms, and among them, eat invaluable tteefury of Iqe matins, which femme the freedom of the bud for us. and is traanakted to oar potierity ; that every thing, which to you and me fared, is to be ravaged by the ddlroying hand an bending ofuryer—to think of Intl things for an infant is monk to Ou your beams to the full 1 fuels fcntlments as theft id.es abaft pee ate; fueb feadments as muff light up the mind of veer, man, and Invigorate every nerve In his frame, whoa he awn. s, that the polidealeziftence of the eau is at Iteke,are the Ida which I with to fee oppofed to the iovadetia oohs which will be madnefs for my invader to attempt to penstrate.— aentlemen, I will hazard moth confide:stir my opinion tbet I do not Mick this larader will vesture to land upon oar :mita—Bat what if he dom. I MI hipper( hito landed—what of that f Still ty wware impregnable. W at it landirg,tmle's he can Poke the pith of the country f if the mind of the country is impregoalsk, n.ln for C...at MAD who Were it violence. let If we arc to look fuels an event, let es aro look to dm fort or force we Peal have a to; upon. Hera again I advert to the Volonmen ; there will be fts miltruft smiler diem; " emsfudon work toeffeended." The Aker will know hit nun and the men their Commonly; there till be no treachery. when there la a mutual madame: Gattlemcts, l Iliad trouble you only with a few words mere: lough I DM mica within a watt or two of arriving et that age. hen the Lei-Mature woull flippers me beyond the period Med lar, duty, iufte../1 et filing the lineation of a Commander; thob3h know all. that my firma is not what It has been; MB I mutt ay, that any man to whom nature has left soy length, would he a traitor to be. country, .114 he not come forward In foci times as Mode. Placed, a. I am, at your bead, by your unanimous farrago wham a T have left of awry, either of mind or bodily ftrength. is yarn. \VS:fever (Tatham I ars rafter of. will,with the ma fosfere otel,to dried to yocr kroice. Called to be your head, I will set as MO as Mayas I ma hal the dears of my command with eacioncy, with honour to n.ifelf, and fatiatllon to you. And I d„, t g ubfidly roadie ran. that the moment I dog god amid( to he deficient in sheds yelped, I ssift no lemor eammor in the pelt which your partiality has conferred upon tam' Mr. EILSRIIII . I fpeech was received with the molt .d, of applaide--tt is only a very imperfia &etch of which we hate here attempted to delineate. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE►. YORE AUGUST MEETING. MONDAY. AUO. 2. His Majdtv's :cogs. for all ages; 4. /r. olds, tot. gib. 5 yr. olds, t ilt. 61b.; 6 yr. olds, 13t.; aged, 1 zit. 21b. Four miles. _ _ _ Lot; Oarlirgton's Aponlitcs,by Sir Peter, 6 yr. old • i Mr. Suite, es b. c. by Standard. 4 yr old - - a S!r r. St.indUk's lluxbury, by Sir Peter, 4 yr old - dr. Lord Stnahmore's b. Iv by Walnut, 6 yr. old dr. Mr. Barlow', b. It. by Jupiter,s yr. old. - dr. At ltarting 5101, and in running io to 1 on Agonifles. A Subfcripticin of zags. each; 4 yr. olds, 811.91 b.; 5 yr. olds, 8(1. 51b.; 6 yr. olds, and aged 811. zolb. Four yr. old fillies allowed 41b. Four miles. Lord I)arlington's Haphazard, by Sir Peter, 6 yrs. old z Sri T. Oafeolgric's Lenox, by Delpini, 5 yrs. old - a Mr Gariorth's b. c. by Traveller, 4 yrs. old • 3 Ota.c of Hamilton's b. c. by Walnut, 4 1T* old - 4 Mr. Wentworth's Printrufe, by Benitiabrona,4 yrs. old 3 Sir H. T. Vane's Baernati, by Traveller, 5 yes. old - • 6 Lord litzarillam's Nlinaele, s yrs. old - - pd I t to 5 on Haphazard, and 3 to I again& Duzbury. Produce Siveepfiakes of tongs. each, h. fr. for 4 yr. olds. colts 811. 71h. fillies 811.41 b. Four miles. Sir F. Star dilles e.Duzbury, by Sir Peter, out of Stance x 14 Fizzwillisin's b. c. Orville, by Beningbrough - a Sir T. Garcoignes ch. f. by Buzzard - 3 Sir P Stardillit, c. by Sir Peter, out of Heratia • pd Leh Fitzwilitanis eb. c. l.y Standard - - • pa 111 r. W,lfon's f by Buzzard - - I'd Id P1.:4 willianss. by Buzzard, out of Pevct ' - Pd Sir H. T. Vanes c. by Beningbrough • • Pd Sir IL T. Vane's 1. by Overton - • - Six to 4 on Orville; 2 to 1 agfi Duxbury, and to t agft Sir T. Galcoignc's 1. Sweepll4kes of 200 gs. each, h. ft. for 4 yr olds; colts, 8.1.71 b. fillies, 811. 41b. Four miles. -•-- - • • - • - - - - Sir T. Gsfeniguese. by Beitingbroagb • - a ord FitzwiMana's e. by Bustard - • s Lori Fitswilliant's C. by Standard, out of Matron - pd Mr. Dawfon's e. by Mr. Taste, out of Purity - pd Sir H. T. Vane's e. by Benlngbrough - - Pe Mr.B. Daly's e. by 1 om Tug, out of St. Bridget - rd Mr. B. Daly's e. by Tons Tug, out of York's dam .. pd Monday morning early, as Crime boys were walk ing in a held behind the Bowling-green„hatife, So mers ToWn, they law in a ditch a fmall deal box, which, on opening, they found to contain a deadchild, a'Jout fix weeks old, which they took to the Bowling. green-houfe, where it lies for the Coroner's Jury. On Tuefaay afternoon the Coronet's Jury :ook a view of the body of the child, and, upon a chic in. velligaLion, it appeared to be about fix weeks old, and had been ii-the box fame time, with lime ftrew• ed over it, fo that its fez could not be diainguilhed. The Jury returned a verdiB of wilful murder againa tome perfou or perfons unknown. Tuefl'ay at noon B. Bertazzi, an Italian, who was conviEted bet:ne Lord Ett.xmattounit, in the Court of King's Bench, about fix months ago, of felling obCcene prints, was, purfuance of his lenience, brOught from Newgate, under a lirong &ors of con &lsles, and placed on the pillory in the wide part of the dreet between Temple-bar and St. Clement's Church. George Foy, convifted ((highway robbery, was on Saturday lad executed in front of the County Gaol G:ouceiter. Maystosz-House.—John Simplon. accufed of rob. bing feveral Coffee hooks, in which he had OCCA lionally lodged, was again brought up on Toelday for examination. Several additional charges were pre ferred againft him, and the former evidence was re peated. Mr. Brown, of the Crown Tavern, Aldgate, was among the perfons who appeared againfl him. In his defence the prifoner perfifted in his former affertion, that he belonged to the navy, and had quitted the Ifis only three months ; that his name was not Simplon, and that fooner than declare his teal name he would fubmit to any punillment ; that he had an aged father and mother, to whom the knowledge of his prefent fituatinn would prove a death blow. He folicited the Lord Mayor to give him up the key of his trunk. and a pair of fpetlacles, of which he laid he Rood in need. He, how ever, declined telling where his trunk was. He was fikly committed, and the different parties bound over to profecute. nia - rms. • On the aoth 114. the Lady of Captain Whitby, of the Royal Navr, of a daughter. On Thoriday lati, in Wignsore-itreet, Cavendilh-fsnate, the Lady of Captain Poyntz, it. N. of a hrs.. On Friday Wt. at Dawilib, the !Ad, of W. Williams. Ertl. of Lb:coin's btu Heads, of a fon. ... Cu 1M lIPI • it/ NI .1 1 IA tiv an tvl v ell 1 4. dil thl Ir.: t z • 1 2 Ilti eh 14 Su Ti , bL V/ Bi am tilt I Pe to • • ia Te be! tin ; cif . , I me •1 I rcr arr Z we ion As foe i lit , app the eon I I 'L IL Gel wit that m , via . bon I tali e t t I file ITOI leaf Gel 10 An to I hit woo bLi the hl the Olt ths Ire dos till tte to: is i of • ea Id., eye 1.0. raa tie lb vel fay fpl it i / 10 10 I 1 , 0 09 • Mid flu wl la: I I fay • t lice wh is Cm 1w wis 1 All. nee the J it rci I k v 1 1 1 Ili _ insimiia.-7...... DEED. On Monday, at Clifton. the Lady of Captain Geary Burdett, of .he Navy. d.uebier cf Majo► General Wboelocke. On Tu. in Welberk-Brest, after a brining inners, Map.r. General Sir John Brathwalte, Bart. aged 64, lately returned from the Coall of Coromandd, were be long bald the chief oaatmand of the Company's army. MARKET W LIGHTON.COUNTIrId YORK, JUNK 23. t lox `lll,—lnduced by anti:snots of grAtotude to you, ki and humanity to my fellow-creatures. my earneft with !a to re- We the following particulars, so I nqueft their publication. About ten years ago,at which time, from the nature of my occupation, I was much expaftd to the inclemency of eat weather. the mak ' Twee of width to use indeed was truly lam. ntabie, atom the co. awaked trte of my blood. Through Severe cold nay leg. began to !well. which in a ikon time increofed to leek an alarming de great, v.ith infulferable pain,that they broke out intatlecrs; fuck was the rapid pmetrefs of my complaint, that my legs in a &tart time wars covered with upwards of twenty rumdur sounds. from which tibia a lostbroate Ocherous matter, I affure you many k the wady! nigh:, 1 have fpent, from cacrociating pain • Such was my eats, that for the long pentode( (even Team! feuredy knew what it -was to enjoy found Otiesta-After hovel had the bell medical of- Gnat m I snow procure, witheut ?inducing any good ellibtfts, in ,p e a fill of findinend tf, I applied to an ambient county infir mary, but, mks; without any fucetfio—l then had remark to Tome of the molt renowned puidie medicines remenroended fur rtvellille romp/airs. all of which proved equally upfoccd.ful; when, 'hawk God, I was by a friend fireououtly advifed to make trW of your Aotifearbutk Nor ; but how (MU I opreli my gra titude to GOO, when I eats sow upon oath meek. that by taking tht ['lnn bottles only of your ineftimable medicine. I am re Cored Puha health mad er...rh, which, thank lied Prot ideate, I have uninterruptedly enjoyed upwards of two year* latil pail —Fat fur titer pa oculars (if required) I refer the Inquirer (if by later, pot pa'd) to Mr. Leighton. mercer and draper, Market Wagliten a: to, Sir, enact* laumhie fervent, WILLIAM OMILER. plumber sad iLtster. To Mr. Jobe Ltinum, &legroom, Pdancletter. car llyle Drops are (obits nasakied Square t oaks, at aln and elk 6d. duty included. One rts imetk it equal to threw. dd. ones, and foil vekulefale and retail, at Mr. Ligimen • Difpenfary,Nee. Li idir Maneheller • at Howard and 'mates, td0.41, I Amp Lane, Wed Smakieseiti. felt wholtfide Awls In Loudon t silo re+ tat by the &dewing perilous: H. Cnadell.4 - . Miamian w.chr* .6,, 3....ge; kidding. p 6. Oal.td-Greet; Wade: Ohl pand-dred; +ad t 6;, Flaet-treet Tam n.I Baltea, Royal •rthange ; Norton lame a Ward, }se. Pt.:others Seed man, se, Crimpled-Labe ; and by the principal Vas tate of stwelna llubcanss to Great illbataba and Irdac4, DISEASES of the DRETIMA and Certain COMPI 4 MNTS A S fole Proprietor of DARA N's celebrated megli• 1. cated Boligiet and Remedies, Mr DU F.Q,Dit informs the Public, that be may as ulna, be Tonfulred daily from 9 to 3, at his bock No. S 4. Fdttodlrect, Soho. on Cafes of SuiflucesrOhßrue tions, Okets.tce. ace as will as Debility, and curry tiro where fecrecy is fo effendal a requite. that 13.1 r. Pufnur haspcovidcd a fpacious Hours, that every Patient may be Introduced in a female parte:scot. Mr. D. has fur arum years confined hinifdf to that department of Surgery, and from extenfive pradicc, and the mot tittering fuc efs, be is enabled to offer a method of cure, mild, efficstious, requiring no coifinement or rdt•sint in diet, and which prevents a eel:mfr. Pcrfons in the country Rating their cafes fully, in a letter, enclofing a one or a two pound note, wi l have proper remedies 'ante the amount. For the variousfymptoms,fre. fee Mr. Dnfour's Treatife on the above complaints,price ss.id. Ibe fifth edition; to be bad of J. Callow, Cr own-eourt, Sotto; 'Mae- Queen, Exeter Change; and of the Anther. • CARMARTHENSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, In Pall Mall, on THURSDAY, the 6th of Oetober, at One erJoek, THOSE truly valuable and very pmdutlive COL !AERIES, together with 136 acres of rich arable, meadow and part arc LANDS. with the appurtenances, called BRONDI NY and CAEIRESIGGiN, Enlace in the parith of LAN EI.LY, in the Paid County of CAR.MARTH N, and within 5 miles of the lea port and ma.-ket tows of Lanelly. The quantity of coals and calm which ntay be worked in the veins now open, is ellimated at 495.291 t- na, including pillars, and it is fuppoted, by tome of the belt judges of Collieries in Wale% that there are two or more other principal veins of excellent Rose coal, to be found under thde that are now in working, which will produce eonfiderably snore than double the efilmated quantity of the otb et' wan. The very peculiar and unrivalled local advantages and fltuation of thefe col leeks, render them more datable to a purcbafcr than any other of the quality in South Wales. All the veins decline gently not above one-fourth of an inch upon a yard In the fame Weed:lion la the declivity of the Lands. A day level which may be made at rife expence of toe or gal. kill at Once ilrve the purples both of *raining the works, and a !haft to bring out the great& part, if not the whole of the coals, from each vein. A rail way or tram road is now formed, and will in few months be comoleatly finifhal, at an Imrnente ex pence, from there collieries to the Quay at Lana ly, where the demand for coals and culm of the nefcripion in there works i. fo great, that any quantity might be exported. The Lands under which thete veins lie, now rent at the yearly fum of to a 'errant at will, an.i are capable of eonflderable advance, nave aright of common and patture unlimited for cattle and Deep. upon two very extenfive sad valuable commons adjacent, and fi trate within a (mall dißance of feveral reputable market towes. For furth,r particulars apply to Mr. Cbrbl le, whet.: a niap of the Lands, and a pariculer deferiptioa of the C 'Merles may be had ; I Of ?Attire. WiiG.ms and jonn, Solicitors, Carmarthen; alto of the P. inters of the Gl,,acsfter and of Bonner 's &Mot Papers; of Mears. Richard and Ucnrge Ednsoccb, Exchequer Mee of Pleas, Linculn's-inn ; et the Rainbow Coffee-houte, CornhW; and in Pall. Mall. WHEN Profeffumal Men of education and te• (panel:inky deviate from the general fyftem by the ftleelion of a peculiar Branch, the fandtion of long continued Comers is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted my pradice to the culuthre treatment of THREE DISORDERI, and the fuccefsfel rdalt of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppnre as fir as I am able the ra sage/ of that complaints which are the molt important in the cata logue of human Infirmitim After lritiatinn into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a art& at an ea. iy period of Predict to rdeae individuals from the ignorance of uneducated Men, the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have devoted my attention, eomprize every (peeks of VENEREAL INFEC TION, whether of a recent or long duration.--.idly, All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifiag from the habits of Schoolboys ' or the indulgence of mature age, and lallly that derangement of the Iyitem in Women which le calkd BARREN NESS or STERILI Numerous Meeks are the refute of ignorance oe hafte is the treatment of a limy* Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequentiy haepens that the (cods of Life are palmed by the bulikretion of an unguard ed hour. By a fuperior method faith complaints are eadly cured, and even where others have failed, I end that I may venom to offer a radical re eitatilifhment. Few, however, arc the cafes of complkated dittoes in the &f -eeder, compared with the calamitous fituatlons of Mew ' who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, Of the prevalent Gaieties of a falltionahle Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable eon kquence of Cud, pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his mlfery, but carefully conceal, his misfortune, It may be fame confolation for him to know, that althdogh it be an ohjed of doubt or unceraloty with other Pm:Wieners. the removal or Lek DEFICIENCIES by the gradual protects of mos:tine is the acquirement of myexperiznee. If the rises of Bacebas or Venus have begun to rt4uce manly vi. goer, much unelety will he prevented by an early counteiattion o• this languid Rate, and in there cafes no great difficulties ME oeeurf Rut where this dafkinicy b=s for years exiftr4, a proper Per feveranoe is indlfpnilibly rcquifite to revive the Rumbaing (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitation. MARRIED WOMEN, who have bag been ditippointed In their expo:tallow of a Family, may be allured, that in molt In- Ramp! fuck &fa% are euruble by bi.decal kW. The SECRECY which !sill elTertial to my undertaking, and the Q_uslificatilis Which I hart prefumed to Rate, farm the tads of my permeates's, and In coke:dance with fiat this lotimadon h given, that Mr. BREK may be confuked petfonolly (it by letters kieloGng a (mall note) at his book, No. so, Arundei.D.foet, Strand, nose Temple-Bar There is an additional Illtrallet in Water-ftrmt adjoining, and the name Is on both the doors. M. TM F.F. Member oldie Rnra/ CoDegt of Surgeon._ VENEREAL BLINDNESS. Ts Mr. Teemes TAT Loa, Eargeact, No. 9, New Brislse•ltrame, DEAR Itl6, Landow. is with the milt heartfelt fatisfallion that I ad drers you on the incomparable excel:awe of year invaluable Medicine—LEAKE's PATENT PILLS.—In the fprine of this.. year I had the misfortune to contra& a Venereal Coraidshii, atten ded ss ith the molt alarming and dangerous fymptoms ; in fo much that I have been contused to my c 03.111 for awh le week trlither, and rot able to ftir out of It: I had no Mt night norday, ant fuffered the m- ft eat:misting pain and torment, and what was Itill work, my eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I Gould fiance ' dike-a any object, if ever fo dote to me, and impeded wathing left than the total lots of my fight. Front a Itout,besithy, and re ther corpulent mac, I became a mere Outlaw, and an objet d pity and compallion.—My friends bad all given me over, and' thought my recovery impalibie. In this dreadful [tate, and ci. pains every minute to be my latt la tide world, I was km sagely eccommended by a iseighbnisr to try-your Medicines, but baring tried all medical aid to no purport, and been at an enormous espenee, it was fame dine kfcre I could be prevailed on to take them ; at hit I feat t bites, and before I bad taken than all, I found confiiierable Lena' ; my pains gradually docreafed apd nay eyeftglit pew biter, and to the great forpriae and alto aids:nett of all my friasda, Iter taking three boles more), my heuth and fteength was pettedly rebored, and I am row, (thanks to my Coa and your invaluable Medicine.), as well and !many as ever I was is sty Ilk, 'row obliged humble frevsny Hiea.flreet, Pktmingitant, 14coonlaX 1, 179 9 . IL CLSIGH. TM 'hove Medicate is canteltly recetranendtd t• all perions that are In any doubt of t►eir being entirely free of every Vene real Motion, particularly to thofe east altering their condition in life, ae it will certainly eradicate every taint of that tumor, of bowe•er Wog *meting, or however direst fed under the appearance of other &Carters it array be: for Scorbutic, Glandular, all Cuta neous Complaints it is alto recommended to be taken, efpccully in tie Spring, Summer, and Foil. Prepared and fad by the lobe Preneetor, Taowas TA•LOR, Member of the Corporation of Ssrgc•ae, Landon, at his bode, No. 9 , New Bridge-tt•cer, where be will Advke, without a Fee, to Petfoua taking theft and will aufwer Patients Let ters, if poi paid, on the famelerms, obferring in all cafes the molt inviolable (celery, no Perfares name or e.le having born mentioned, bet et their own kalif, rcquelt ,lq the Proprietor, during the coterie of Mare than p years, that Dells hol the eon dud of an eateoftve Isle of the above Moll:bas and the pradice selling therefrom They ate elf • Said by b's appolatirem, at the Perfumer's. No. 35, St. Alhan's-ftreet, Pall-null ; Mr. Robertfes Tny-Omp,No. 5 03, Oafeed-ftreet ; Mr. Stara, llooldeller, No. t , Little Towee.MN; and by one retina in carry conEderable town in !num& In Ina et imip as. pl. oasts halal ar t wick k aad pais &MIN* MEDICINE ACT. At the only Wafrtkoulli Tot Dr. James's Pcarder, Na 4g, St • Pauta..Churcb-yard. Lot Von, THE following MELMLNES ai . e fold, at the prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties; a-d as it is readied, that from the 11: of September, alba. the Stamps (Wald be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for Forrigx as for Hw.e Cunfumption, and as a Calf/deal& Aviation is male to the Stamps on the Articles of Millar Valle, or thole in Bulk. the Prices of Dr. James's l'nwder will he in foture 11 9d. per Packet. or it 3s. 6d. per Owen; bait the Qztartity of a Dozen packers in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for 11. 4'. Mid as by Favour of the Commilanners of the Stamp pike, Plates arc prepared fur Mr. NCWIKr a repasts Ufe s with his Name engravA in each Stamp, 110. Public will be care. fail to obkrve that the Words, " V. Newhery,-No. 45. St. Pamirs,' are printed in the Stamps of all his Medicines; and as it is pre. fumed that 'I/larva be a faliicnt Security againft Couotafeitv. his Armature au the Levis on Dr. James's Powder will be dikes. domed from henceforward. Stamps will 1 e allowed gradt as ufual, to thole who purehaqa Half a Dozen or mote at a ti•ne, of to: lower priced Artiews. v.d. ' s. d. Dr. James's Powder s 9 Lozenges of Blois zif -- a Bottle • 24 0 Freake's Tint. of Bark 40, Analeptic Pius 4.b Huaham's ditto a if, large Box 24 B Englifti Coffee 1 p Dr. Steers's Opodeldoe 1 6 Genuine Ar ue!iiritde 8 6 Convulfron Oil a 6 Orinik'rk Medicine 8 6 -----.-- Camomile Drops, 1 9 tuslis's Scots Pills I 0 -.--•••• Paregoric LO. Effence of Peppermint a 145 . :Ass - zxi Grant's Drops - a Berry's Bilious PiUs 4 6 Dr Hnoper's Pith t 1 Dr. Auilin's Ch lybeate Olafs's Magnefla 3 6 Ditto • - 4 o Henry's ditto , • a 6 Dalby's Carminative 1 9 Norton's Drops 3 6 Eftence of Coltsfoot 3 6 Spilfbury's ditto S 6 Cephalic Snuff 0 9 Dr. Solandret Tea 1 9 Mr Spenee's Dentifrice 4 o Grenough's Tindlure a s Jonas Rheunptie Tine. 3 6 Do:Tolu Lozenges I r N. B. stamps with Mr. Newbery's Name are aii,ed to the 5 tweiry Articles above enumerated; and as many perfo a, parti cularly fervants and meffengers. ml ake his hook, he is ander the meaty of pointing out, that it is at the Eatt .'nd of St. Paul's. °carat to l bespfide, and that it has a large white o.u:soed front. so which thefc words are inferibed: • Tag ONLY WAIONOUSI ram D. 'AMPS'S Powmta." To R. DRODUM, Nu. 9, Atsiut.-braiu I. DIAN 111, PERMIT me to requeft you will have the good. neh to publifis my cafe, for the bench of the afilidted, have faked f.,r many years under a dreadful nervous diforder inafmuch as It entirely abforbed and deranged my whet (yam. Various advice from the Faculty have I 'followed, and have trial most of the advertifed medicines, without reeving any benefit whatever, until fortunativ recommended to make trial your Nervous Cordial, which thanks to Haven and you, has perfe6ly re ft m d me to health and fOrits. 1 /hall ever acknowledge with gratitude and efteero, the obligation I am under to you. tad lay Sir, with refped, your math obliged, and humble Street. WILLIAM WILCOX. NO. Is, Fair Ptact, Lnasrtru, August 4, ifz3- Weft Cowes, March td, dog. A letter from Stephen Burridge, Captain of the Cowa Passe Boat, to Mr. Alexander. Merchant, of Portfnsonth. Sire—My Child, when he was two years °ta r :easel-9A all over his Body with a dangerous Scorbutic Complaii,t, which ladled the Sell of the Faculty, and in vain I tried all manner of advertifed Methane. until recommended by a Friend who had experience the good eifols of Dr. 8200014 . 4 BOTANICAL SYRUP, of which I gave my Child but a few fmall Bottles of the Dodoes incompara. ble Medicine,whieh In the en& of a (mall period dreated &petted Cure, and which is now three years fine, sad ao nrurn of the Complaint has ever been viSble. I am, Sir, your Inmate Servant, • STEPHEN 1111RAIDOE. Wltnefs, S. A . Merchant, Portfmooth. The Botanical Syrup and Reftorative Nervous Cord/gaol* had at the Dodoes houfe, No. 9, Albion-Aroet. 7 door, from the Leverean Mullin, Surrey Me of Blukfriars-brldge, in bottles at at. es. tit. 61 and 6s. od. (duty included) at Withers' (tats Cock All) IViedleinc Warchoufe. 292,'Strand ; Shaw anti h domain, St. Paul% Church yurd ; and Brunnactl. No. 336. Bidlopfgate ftrect Without ; W. Buigin Primer and Brukt-licr, at his Me lt" ilicipal Warehoufe, .3. Wine-nicer. who bu reedit/el a large and (nth limply; fon and Mills. Caftit Amu; lidoerne, Tolzey ; C. Moab. RA goltreet : Red and Sheppard. 'Mai Meyke and Crutwell, Bath; Meffrs. Oreidby, Sherburne; lidn. Rakes, Glouceiter ; Mr. Tymbs, Wnrceiter : Mr. Townies. Exeter ; Swinney, Birmingham ; SpilfburT and Cs. Mary-fircea. Dublin ; and by. all Printers, Hoardings, and Venders of Medi. :Ines In the Three Kingdoms. It will be !weary the Dodlor nomad fee lath Patients as an with neutrals or Lola of Sight, or fend their cafes' yi ter or Parcel,to the Dodier(pott or carriage paid) with arisufaai In the Noun.' ry, CEN f ky, and tae PUNIC .1. ()curial. HE cclebrate , l A lIS'rERGENT LOTION, for 1 ' the cure of SCOKBU riC ERUP I ItcNS, C. &I knek, Malt nil's, Pimples, ice. on the Tam Hands. and Neck • the .ally Me ofr.clu.nly cleanling the Cumpu alum, and removing Dila& s of the lain; is prepared by the Inventor apd S ie Pr.pritoo tor, S. SOLOMON, M. D. at donation's Pi tee, Liverpool, AS tilt,: of " The Guide to Health," and mho r ora:uaLle Wats Pints. e• 61. H.,if Pints, is. std. Duty included. e•r• Note.--A Governaseta Stamp la Faded on etch ale, wt : .o the name and placedabode of the Pro i rlettz, thue." Saud. 5.1 slim, I:yeti:toot," engray. d thereto., to coutiterttit which ts Felany, and I unifiable silk Death.—None elle arc Genuine. TO LADIES AND OEN ri.EmF.N. tie. SOLOMON has at length yi.lded to the fdlieintl.o of his numerous eorrefpotackant. and has now pictured hit ABS'ThR GEN'r LOTION for pulite isle, which, for a ferns 4 years. has been the worider and admiration of his erivate fattClXll It Is Ibe molt eleg•nt, fragrant. mild, Gk. and valuable Liquid se With far Scorbutic and other Ertictirips on the Face and Skis. It gutty means the Skin to a decree Wroth and purity he rald the pewees of ..kfcription. Ladles may rely that it retders the Skin fair, &skate, sod resew every hind of Baits, tan, fun. hum, and ail dude freckles *kith nue% load hawk, or fatties ner ally pe.duce; hi firm It is the only esfm.ele . Lady can oft at her taut with tale end c omfort, or a Gentleman have meow* to wheuisavlng le beeeme a dreadful operands by any eruptive dl" de on the face. This Abetment may be applied without the finalteß hazard, for a mute fow..rsign remedy cannot be deviled fur seen the onus dc. heats frame. . • • Ladfis and Genet-mss may rely on the goad qualities of tlds Abetment, as the heft clearer and heautsfi. rof the Sian. It re remov,s feedsly, without pain or trouble. MI tied. of Finlike, Teeters, lUne.wonne, Spots, &dads, Swellings or Cobancice of the Sore, Blotches, bun-born. T. n or Freekks, Scurf. and every [penes et eruptions on the furf.ce of the Meows body It is uneee.lfiry to enumerate the advantages eaulting to its e wilktotkm of every colon, by effe.t•oally removing oblirediiias from the turbot of the Skin, and thereby licecine free and opus the tonemen.hle Fifties and pores throb/ It which emote cepa* sof& F. te noxious bassoon from the vital AMA, ar.d Mitch being obltreftod, are forced back Beale tato the blood, sod bonen., the tomes of many danger,us Wreaks. It Is duvet re a matter of myth eeniksmence, as wait to prevent hurtful diforders, so for the pr (creation tam*. cum( It, and beauty to our ;sofa a. that we Wmid occafiunally have resole* to proper .eterard application a but more efpeciaey it baronies organdy ftemilite when the strtits of nbanadlion make their ammeacce, and br-es. nut hits Pinsflesf Besinuk, Carimacks, or ratios cutaneous I:runtime. It is by no means Dr. Sot aeon's intaular. to oppofe the fait of mealeitim publeaud for lionlir pdreofes.nr Mantle any tb•ng thee may convey the imbibe Idea .4 their Inefficacy; inching but BM Rtisgeft Laticitation from perfonages of high Kith. would hi" lothaud him to fulatsit hie Abilirga t far public We. a L 011•10, to be tiled whUlt under earn* of the A od-Im but as a Connetle in general, the perm* pnif.ll.4l by lem d its virtues are as bonnetabbe al they arc ineossuovertible arti guideri dieter although they may be 'obtained to the lufpablue of a vI6- bat, eactot be laid beL.re the public; nor will any cafe or CUM r however wooderaue hi its mature, or exalted the eheratiler, ever br. The Minaret never Ink of Inert* with Dias who give k a fair trial, aid on its price evidently 'hews that sie private eseriusion Is fatten for by the Prprietor, Co silo may the public be meninskil that melting but a certainty of Its Naafi meld Induce Dr. 1404.01i0n to hazard the coed opinion be le hootatired with by all rank. In relenting them with she Abfber gert Lonna width th ey wi ll no doubt procure gement. by Maker at the Stamp. So a l t d4l , i t is Wartime*. No. 6, Coliegeureen, Dahlia ; Ms meat. by J. Mathews , Nn. tS, Strand; and Co. Chureboyane, Leaden; Smith, Batter, "i" Bdinhereh M•Donald, Olantow ; and by all 11•41cias V ontle•I hi every Market Tema In Oreart !khan, *band. 684 America. LONDON: Primed sod publUbed by LkVkLIChNI.(.4 Can tarbary=tobeth) the Srmt OVIPICI, Pik. I. Cater ak at tk ism links, Taal* Ds'. IN r4 i 9 , 41 II f i t