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NAVY ICA/. IN7 PLYMOUTH, FICIIKIJARY Came in the Recovery, Capt 14.ALKKIl, from Hull, hound to Corunna, ladest with hale•gnods, in dit.t-efs ; the Frieacithip, of Gottet,hurgli, C:tpt Taastrr, from Stockholm, laden with timber, tu, &c. for this part; the Salty, of Gtierafey, Capt. Fr)GFT, item Gliernfey. laden with cycler, pruncs, &c. for this port; alfo the Renown cutter from cruifc. _ _ the Eagle cutter on a entire. Crme in the Intrepid, of Liverpool, Captain CAITCHFON, tint Jamaica, bound to I.ollJrn, laden with fugar and coffee, out to wecks ; and the brig Ngnune, from I.ilhon, bound to Lon don, laden witk wine and fink. rtutosav 9. Came in the Dutch (kip Amiticia, Capt. HEN. MUCK BEVIL, late Mailer, from Surinam, laden with coffee and cotton, bourd to Attdlerstam : the has been twelve ve, , eks and three days on her W age: the Captain died 4(11 age it is raid three days after he left the if and. Came in the CALCUTTA, Of g 6 guns, Captain Woonats IF, from the River Medway, hound to New South Wales, with 190 convias : (he was to touch at Portfatouth, to take in the remainder of her cargo, but the prong eallerly wind drove her down Channel, and the was obliged to put into this port; alto the Howrzs, of t 8 guns, Captain lact.trisso, from Liverpool : the is going up Hamoaze. PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 9. This day arrived the Brothers, Capt. WILL6II. sr, from Jamaica, bound to London, laden with coffee,fugar, and rum; the Starling gumvefrel from the eaftward; and the Ant, SING.R, a regular wicket, from Havre. By Captain S. of the Ant, from Havre, we learn that the (loop Betty, Gums Mailer, was feiatsl, for bringing into that harbour put of the wreck of a French veffel loft on the Enplilh coaft. The Betty carried over feveral of, the crew of the French wird ; and the property was entirely French. His Majefly's thip CIRBKRUS, is ordered round to Sheernefs. FEBRUARY TO. Arrived the Governor Millie, GRUM, from De• inerara for Holland. SHEERNESS, FEBRUARY 9. Pat back by contrary winds the Swan% chip Charon. Sovassius, and the Amphitrite, Faso. The THSTIS frigate is ordered to take troops in for Ireland. Twu hundred Marines hare arrived herc'to guard the Dock-yard ; a fyflsm infinitely better calcula ted to protea his Majetty's naval yard, than that heretofore adopted of having the yard watched at night by the labourers, who had been employed at work all the day, and who, on that account, mull be incompetent to vigilance all night. Lieutenant Gamma Lusts, of the 7th Royal Garrifon Batallion, is appointed Paymafter of that Batallion. Yeaerday at Harty Ferry, a gun burfl lin the hand of oneWhithanhand injured him very much. On Monday the new Pier at this place was ufed for the fira time by two fine Colliers coming along fide to unload, and pay the imperil of ts. per chaldron. A joyful fight for the inhabitants, who have laboured under great inconvenience during many years paa for want of a free quay to land goods at. Sheernefs indeed, from being one of the diftria places in the county of Kent, is now yenraeeably altered by its new pavement, to a neat town; and from its flourithing (late fince the ha war, will, it is expeacd, loon become a place of confequence. The Lords of the Admiralty have ordered the fhips in ordinary to be increafed very much : two firft rates and fix third rates are to be added en the ordinary; and it is fuppofed that the River Medway, from Chatham to Sheernefs, will be ap propriated for the reception of fl.ip, in that flate. It is however cervin that every care is taken to place the thips in falety. This day Mr. Wm. CossMAtl, a very old and _ _ . . refpeaable Clerk in the Dockyard, received a warrant for fuperannuation, as a reward for bis pall let vices. ST RO MN ESS, JAN. 26. Since the sth init. the weather in this quarter has been extremely boiderous, one continued gale fince that period (with the exception of two days) from the fuuthward, and I am fore yto inform you, that the lots of (hipping on the Orkney ((lands has been confiderable, but cannot yet be given with accuracy, the communication between the Wands having been In much interrupted by the weather. The following is what has been re• ported : on Wattbotm—A weird leaded with oat.; :nd wheat ; all ►ands MR. Two of the men watt ken athore on the helm, but so atlitanee could he given, and they died 4 enid. On the Wanda( Sand.eveA gallica loaded with c!:ecre and Milos t an baud, loft. A hoop belonging to 1 Ando; crew Caved _ At Dome. Mainland—A veCkl loaded with *Ala foe I.a►. 4013 ; four of t►e crew fared. At fame place, the wreck of • brig driven afloore. On e..toth Ronakilhay—A 'ad loaded with timber and tal low; all limds loft In Pentland Firth— k 11111ing remelt, Steplmem matter, ♦cinnging to London, faid to be We. Arrirnl=l'yrv, Mosta., from Dant?* for &Mal; ("U -remia', itarnfon, from Memel for t imeriek ; Daphne, Non land, from f for Whitby ; CAS, jainfutle frail ew York few HAL At I catabure jaradan, frnrn %kids for *bu s ier:l; Laurel, Satne„ front Lowrie! for Peterhead. At Kleavrall--Gantleter, CruoUmiak. inattl &Mirk j At paiu, Iniuc. tram Leith. GRP.F.NOCK, PEBRIT.‘RV R. Capt. Roazare, of the Eliza, arrived here on Saturday !all from Halifax. (poke no the Monday weeding, in lat. 50. 5. long. to. the brig Peggy. front Sligo, Was fleeting to the vrettward, but it I.l , ,a•ing vcry hard at the time, could Dot hear %thither 1 ... a . 1 . 110 C:ow Ile, C '3 rat zt, from Clmrlefinn, pot into I...4trnaddr, in l,.•ng Nand. about the =sth alt. la aving ap t ung a leak, and making a great deal of wilt Pr. Cartaln Cs gray tr. had the ihip on the 4 1(4::d, k.ircLitag for the leak, but had nut found it out rite 3c.tlt ult. Th e Clef most, --, from Charlefton to Li vet pool, an ivcd off Cork 29th rat. The Pomotai, ItAt4 ear, from hence, is arrived at Cork iath 'Me Ann, COCHRAN, Is arrived at Limerick, front hence. _ _ The Marina, M.llitinv, is arrived et New York from Liverpool, zStlt Deeetni,er. The Molly, ht.l'to LANE, of Dumbarton, was Jiiven into Weltport, a tit olt. by ilrefs of weather. The Margaret and Jean, Capt. BROWN, arrived from Sligo, left there the PEARSOL, of Workington, and Lady Augolla, MuttcH v, of Campbeltilit, both loading for this port, and nearly ready for fca. The Sally, SHAW, firm this port to Hamburgh, wa, well at Stornoway on the z3d ult. The SlltClltliloll, KNIGHT, of and from Liver- pool to St. Michael's,waa wrecked at Dublin, 2sth ulto—crew pealed. .., FROM LI.OVITs LIST, DIAL ( PCS. 9.sailiSi dir pIU-vdral OS S cruise...— Wilk! N. E. with fuaw. _ . Fu. t.--Camc down and railed the Far. intent, Connie, for the Fall Indire, and the Sally, Rowe. for the South Sem.— Came down the Windham. for India. and remains. Cluccsann, Faa.p..--Paffed ly the Vigilant, —. from Stockholm; Ageonom, Fiend, from Gibraltar; and Wren* gee, Reynolds, from A licant.—ti died the Concord, Sutton, Inc Jamaica, and Neiron, Harriion, fur Barcelona. ksa. to.—Palred by the Hn Tait, from Charente; Spring, Williams, from Duernky; *. Thomas, and Phanix, from Dublin. ARRIVED. At Dover, Venn., Torez. from Teneriff; and Penelope, Parry from Limerick—At Plymouth, Wonikupa, —, from Sto:k holm—At Guernfey. Mary Ann, Folio, front Virginia— At Vlrginia,Shepherdefs.Wells,from London—At New York, Polly, Grease*, from Gibraltar; Mary, Crock.tt. from Am- Iterdam ; and Mariana. M'Bride. front Liverpool—At Barce lona, Canada, Hatt, fnco Baltimore; Young Sufan, —, from Hull; Agnes, Hod, ft on. Petalburgh ; and Entcrprize, Ruffen, from Virginia--At t'aCa, Amiens, Le Brun, from Jerfey ; Delight, from Charlefton : Mary, Calvert, from Philadelphia; Brandy Win Mil cr ; and Montgomery, Walker, from Ncw York—At Hams, Ncw Hope. Carr, from London—At Genoa, Brilliant, b fltland, from London— At Liverpool, Two Pollys, Longhorn, from Maffachuktts; Walker, Clark, from Soteh Carolina; Indultry, Langley, from at. Uhe's ; and Ocean, Kahn, from Stettin—At Poole, Indultry, Hall; and Autos. —, from Newfoundland—At I Cork, Mars, Hunter, from Philadelphia; and Sic Sifters, Gor ton, from Baltimore—At Limerick, Nana, Keikti, from Phi ladelphia—At Naples, Swift, Colnett, from Cornwall ; and Antelope, Johofun, from Liverpool. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The following Gentlemen attended a Court of Eaa India Direftors on Wednefday.and were (worn into the command of their relpeElive fhipi. viz. Captain James Martin, of the Rip Woodford ; Captain John Worilfworth, of the Rip Earl of Abergavenny ; and Captain Henry Wilfon, of the Rip Warfel, marlined to China direet. --The above Rips are ordered to be afloat on the 21 It init. and to be in the Downs on the t nth of April, about which time they will be dirpatched. being the China dips of this fake. The Swallow Packet is daily (traded to arrive ; Ow was in Madras Roads in July !aft. waking for Government difpatches from Bengal. The Company's Rips the Wainer Cattle, Capt. Fax Henry Bond; the Thames, Capt. Robert Williams; and the Canton, Capt. Thai. Lufttinittio, were difpatched from Bombay in Amid left, foe China. auks, Captain Dixon Meadows; and the tadr Borges, Captain Archibald Swinton, which failed from England in etimpsny, en the tft of March, arrived at Madras on the sth at July, and found there the following Rips belonging to the Zak India Company, vle.:.-tbe Perfavetance, Captain James Tweedalet the Alawleit Cattle, Captain Charles Eke@ Peer eett ; the Cireemfter, Certain Thomas Rehestron ; the Wait. handbag,. Captain Wes. Aview • the Bengal, Certain Adam Centime ; the Marquis Wellelky„ Cif WU Brom Mitchell; the Lady Jane Deeds% Captain the Hon. Hugh Lindray ; the Mutter:feels of Exeter, Captain John Lock, jan. The Sir Edward Hughes and the Travers, are the firft Rips esp• eled twarrive of the Ratan sky. Yellerday the difpatcher for Bombay, by the EL,. t s rots were finally doled at the Eaft dia Houfe, an d a, delivered to the purfer. Pagengero.-Meffra H. Bond, W. Shaw, G. Page, T. Byer ley, E. Davis. Aurelius P. Knight, J. W. Edington, A. J. 0. Brovme, Cadets. Mr. John Pedlar, Free Mariner. To Ceylon—Kr. Julius St. Leger, Writer, in the ferviee of Government. Sunday arrived in Leith Roads the fhip Ella -1 fete, Capt. J. J. MATHISON, of Elbing, from Pillau for Leith, with wheat ; which veffcl failed from Pillau about s lia weeks ago, and has been beating in the ocean during all the late tempeflu ous we.tther, and frequently in imminent danger of being loft. The Captain reports, that by the heavy gales from S. E. he was driven fo far to the northward, that he was afraid of getting into to. tal darknefs. The Calais Packet, Gunfton, frost St. Übe's for London, is loft near Vigo. Friday morning about rival o'clock, a ensiling brig, after Rifting againti itamfgate pier head, wag drivels towards Peg. 1 wen Bay, VIIICIC fouudcred, and only two of the crew were Laval. Tor &maullta, Martin, from Newfoundland for Took, it loft near Marlin& The Catharine and Eliza, Pratt, of Leaden, 410 l ow the Havana. h. The following is an tetra," of a I. tter from Calla. dated tills of January In enorequence of the tr.:mends/us term that raged Nit night, the following accidents happened ha our bay : • Spanilh Ihip from the Havannab, with tow bogliseads of rapt; a Span& ditto, cared the Prince fay, with a very rich cargo, and 300000 dollars nn board; • Spud& brig from La Guayra, with provilions of that country ; and a Swedilie alp and brig. arc Branded between the mouth of the river San Pedro and the North Head; two American lb* and a Soap arc Bonded on the emit of Pustules; the Erie& Sip Brim, Captain &Wow. from Newfoundland, with a cargo of S 0; the Spanids brig Harmony, with 3no chills of &gar - and a Spud& Coop, Na. Ss. del Carmen,fonslry rnerch . andize, r aely to tail fee I.a Guayra. arc funk in the bay. No - lives have been loft that we have yet heard of. The crew of the Arl ine, about the fats of whom we were very 1181Z10011, are fafe. AM the Londor4 traders arc Ede. We have no aceounts yet trust the coalt. but, firm the length of the sale, we are afraid there waft be leveral lutes." This day wet Ins Maud. Price rtiki Sh!iting, neatly done tisk (Einballilted tsith a Via,' of Llooioghla 'tout to Use frischfur.) AN ESSAY on %VAR, in 13ixhk Vette ; HON. INOTON GRELN ; THE CULPRIT; and odic Poems, bit Satiobs Sahktia: NATHANIEL nt.onm FIELD. With a Biographical Preface, by CAMEL lA/FT, 114 . Printed for the Author, by P. Ocdgr, Bury; and frld b. , T orms Hurft. No. Pawn:after-cow; and yetuor and Hood, Poultry, London. - - . \\T ANTS a Fituation, as Land Steward or Bailiff. at or before Wisitfundav firtt, a Peafwi between thirty and forty Tian, bred as a Lanriatteward. in the moil approved method of Farming praelind no the Banks of the Tweed, Counties of Northumberland and Berwick ; is well experiencod, l'eNg employed as Land• Steward and Chief Ma nager to Gentlemen un lame reales of imprinrements on Fann • int. Valuing, and Letting Farms, Breeding and Feeding the molt approved Breed of Lnglifts She ..-p and Cattle; is well ex perienced in Book-keeping and Surveying Land. Can kft well recommended by Gan men in aforefald Counties. N. IL Any Nobleman ur Gentleman wanting a Paws in this line, are requefted w addrefs a letter w X. Y. at the Pu ft OB1c.: Ikgvick-upon-Tweed. iiRI'HS. On the 9th loft. at Swizzle:non, Vilkoontcfs Southwell, of a daughter. On the ytli ink at M.dgrave raffle, the Right Hon. Lady Mulgraire. of a daughter. The Lady of Mr. Mende, or Mine:Ai-lane, at Dulwich Conan, of a dauglecr. At King's Craniond, ao Moo.lay fc'unight, the lion. Mrs. Ramis'', of a datrzater. MARRIII). On the Bth infant, At:patios Shots. Ifq. to Mira landray, tho-tite or the lAtr Sr Ihir.d 1.1n4r.v. LIED. on Thurfday thr 3d inti.atfirdrca. in Cornwall, Mrs. Catherine G1.1.1y, the /Arras.' (ii.Z.l7, is 7Cli )tv pita 'TWENTY SHEEP LOSI% loppoled to be STOI.BN from a Held at Apiplealaw, on she Night of the 3d of November, 042, or out a drove the :it night, ou the road to Oxford. They are Ewe Sheep; the lhcer mark On the fide R.l. the frefb mark on the hip B.—lf flray‘d, whoever !hall have taken them up, Mall be handfulliely re warded, and all re-atonable expences paid ; if Rohn, whoever than dcteet the offender or offenders, fo that one or more of than may be eonvieted thereof, aull, on fuck eonvidiun, re ceive' reward of Twenty Guineas, to be paid at Brignierflon, near Ainelbury, Wilts, by lawn Hayden, or byhir. Jams Gibbins, Sheep-dealer, tear Oxford. • ELEGANT SPORTING RESIDENCE and ESTATE, in YORKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINS, At the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, in Conihill, on Mon.lay the 33 day of March, at Twelve o'clock, In One LO AVALUABLE and very deferable FREE HOLD J.-STATE, lye g perfectly compadt and well wa tered, refreßted by the River Oypfey, which runs above ground through Part of the Land, on which Rands a molt complete and elegant Villa, with every requifite attached and detached Office, well known by the Name of FALCONER's-HALL, in the Part& of Foxholes, about Half a Mile &Rant from the Wes Road, between Drincld and Scarborough.' Nine Miles from the former and Ten from the Latter, and Twelve from ,aridlin g ton; together visit a molt excellent Farnt-houfc, with convenient Out-bulldings, and fundry contiguous Inelolurcs of good Land, containing moe Fight Hundred 'terra ; together with the Manor of BOY HORDE, extending over about One Thoufand Acres of Crowd. . The ReSdence, Offices, and about Six Acres of land, are in the Occupation of the Proprietor, who will give immediate Poffethori; and the well adapted Furniture la to he taken by the Purchafer at a fair Valuation. The reit of the Land is held by Mr. William Nutbrown, by Leafe, Six Years of which are now unexpired, at a Nett Rent of about 840 L To be viewed till the Sale, by applying to Mr. Nutbrown, of whom Printed Particulars may be had; alto of the Printers of the York Courant and Newcallle Adverttfer; Swan, Tun bridge; Angel, Donoaftcr; of Myers. Caton and Button, No. 4, (;ray's Inn Square; Rainbow; and of Mr. Rahn, Land Sur veyor, Charlotte-ilreet, Bloomfbury, London. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTEIt. THE PROPRIETOR td this molt excellent REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having never failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Como, root and branch, TO MORN Tat MONET. It will,on appliestion,take off the Inflammation in a few hours, and &Bray effectually the Malignity without the haft hazard; Printed Directions feskd up with it. This is the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fo mnch re putation in Germany, and has been fold iu London upwards of Fifty Years, with the great.. it reputation. Sold li/boltrale and Retail by T. Audi, No. I. Finch-lane. near she Rays/ Exchange- and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavtl: web-Rivet ; Mr. Wllfon, No. 39, St. Janus's-arm; Mr. Swing, No. 11 Pali-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; J 6 and mtlt settees. No. iso, Oxford-fireet. At MIMI, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers. Bath, By Hazard, bookfcller, and Autumn, ;Palmer. Edinburgh, by Baster, South Bridge. Paid= and Gorport, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jones ,bookfeller s Porthnosith, Mr. Motley, bookhgler To the AFFLICTED with GOUT and RHEUMATISM. 'THOUGH the great Sir Edward Hulfe ufed to fay, that " the Gout was the Ottreiriata Medkerkra ' " that is, in plain Englilli—" the Difgrace of the Faculty;' and Dr. Ward would only admit of temporary Relief being obtain able in a confirmed Rbeumatifin ; yet, could thole bright I.u. miniries of the Medical World rife from the dead, Dr. Baum , an Ii perfueded, from never failing Experience, that their aflopiik ment at their Refumedion, would be nothing to their admire. tine at the mincuious Meets which have mile° from a few Dotes of his NF.RVOUS CORDIAL; which, in the moil oh (b Cafes, have wrought loch wonderful Cures, that the Gouty and Rheumatic will have cattle to Wets him and pray far him, as its laminar, as long as the remembrance of Health and Pate reftored can polibly be tenable on this fide the grave. Ideut. W. PARDOE, of his Majefty's Gun-Veflll F Sirit is with infinite fatisfadtioo I acknowledge the excel lence of your Botanical Syrup, which has entirely relieved me from the mat excruciating Rheumatic Pains and contraetion of the Joints, which I have been sanded with upwards of the months. Be allured I (ball recommend your rateable Medi cines to the utmuft of my power.wwl remain, Sir, your very obedient humble fervant. Lieut. W. PARDOE. Plymouth Dock, July 3t, ace. JOHN HOGWOOD, late [errant to Mr. V. Simpfon,of the Role Inn, attingbourn, was for a length of time most Meat ! rably aftliacd with a rheumatic complaint, which nearly ap proached to paralytic, to filch a degree as to deprive him attic entire oft of his limbs, which renderel him incapable of walk ing or (Obtained* bufinefs; in this debilitated Rate he applied tofcveral of the moil eminent of the Faeplty without expert ermine the trait shadow of benefit ; but by being ftroagiy re commended by kraal of his friends to Dr. BrodunesNervous Cordial, purchafed at Mr. John Barnard's, bonkfeller, Sitting bourn, it now perfeitly rained to his former health and vi. gout, is enabled to follow his Definers al ufual without feeling the leap fymptoms of the above complaint, and is now coach man to Mr. Nich. Saxton, proprietor of the Sittingbourn coach. JOHN HOG WOOD. Witneßes to the above Cure—Mr. V. Simplon, Mailer of the Rote Ina, Smingboum; Mr. John Barnard Boe‘feller. The Botanical Syrup sad Reftorative Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Dueler's bode, No. st, Albion-ftreet, 7 doors from the l/werean Mecum, Surrey lido of Blackfriars-hridge, in bottlesat 11. as. ris. ad. and Mod. (duty included) at Withers (late Cockelrs) Medicine Warelinufe, 291, Strand ; Shaw and Edward', St. Paul's Church yard; and Brennand, No. tyfi, Difisopfgate direct Without; W. Bulgin, Printer and Book feller, at his Medicinal Wareboofe, No. 3, Wine.Rrect, who has received a large and trent Ripply; Thompfon and Mills, Cagle-greet; Brownie, Tdxly; C. Routh, Bridgewftrect ; Reed and Sheppard, ; Meyler and Crutwell, Bath; Sherborne ; Mr. Railtes, Glouceller ; Mr. Tymhs, Woreelter : Mr. 'Errwman, Fenix ; Swinney, Birms ingE Spillbury and Co. Mary.ttreet, Dublin; and by all Printers, Bookfelkrs, and Venders of Med.eines in the Three Kinrelome. •.• To the& Ladies and Gentlemen bordering On the Rate of Matrintor y, the Doane would particularly recommend the Botanical Syrup, prior to their appearance before the Altar of I lym t a, who are in the linallalt degree apprelum ire of the Syf tent nut being entirdy found, at fabled). to relaxations of tie (Aids. It will Sr retegary the Doane &Dol.! fee Ilea Parfet:* al are AMC ol with Draftier. or 1.4. of Sltrht. or 141 their Cafes, hy !stir: or Par,:d. to the Doan (Pull or e*rLagopald), tal.ial • . • , . .stgr.W liteafriblris ACI --- Attie eery Wit. hoof. mr Ll. Japtea'.. Powder, N. 1. 4 .5, se Piers ('hur, i, yard. tun on, THE follritving ME i)ICINE6 Are fold, Al the prices annexed, itielinl.i.e the Sump Duties ; a d i. It j e ertaAett, that froht the in of S, invfather. t Sol, the at,,,, i ,,, Ihottid be applied to all Pruir,elary Modictueb: as w... 1 fee Firogre 2.s for 11:nre Coottoopoo t. Mid as a Coolrderahle .I.tdi lion is ma e to the Staturb on tde Article. of bight r V.due, ur thole in I:41k, the Pr.,:, a of Pr. James:. Powder *ill he hi fa• rune us. 9d. prr PJCLin. or IL 44 6d. per Lunen; but the qt!antity ,of a Doaen Pack.: siu a Bottle (as tad up for the Atmy and Navy) may to had for 11. 4.. And as by Favour of the Cdmmitfinners of th S , amp Office, Plates ire prep are d f ur Mr. Neeekry's I pinto Ilk, wl. h his Name rtgraved in ...a: Stamp, the Public wi:l G.: careful o obf.mte that the Ll'ur.l,, " F:Newl , ery, No. 4,j, St. Paul'," are primed in ihe Stars, ..r all his MedirM.s; atad as it is prefamed that tiii.4 w:11 h e a t u x. ciesr: Security it:: - .,:d1 Counterfeit, bin Signature on tne Lab 14 un Dr. jam:, 41'uw.I.Tr w.:ll.'c direontin tied from haw/onward: S amps will de allowed gruN, a.: urea', to chafe who pa:- chair Half a Dozen Lc I:4orc at a ti ue, ui the lower prier, Artic.es. 1.1. r. of ~ Dr. James's Powder a y Loren:ft of BM* At J a Bottle 24 0 Freake's Ti• , tt.uf Bark 4 ti —. Auakiltie Pills 4 6 Husharn's ditto a 9 :urge Doe 24 o ie. uglifh Coffee a I s Dr. Steers's Opodt Mem a 6 Wsnaine Ar •ushalide t G ...•••• COOVIIHIOII Oil a 6 Wittiest% Mtdieaue 8 6 .----- Camomile Drops t 9 Inglis 's Scots Pills t o .--- Paregoric Lo- Effene. of Pepp,:retint t t zeitget - 11 i Granea Drly. - i i Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 I , r 11 oper's Pills A t Dr. AuttkiiiCh lylseat: Okifs's Magnerta 3 6 Ditto - 4 o Henry's ditto . a 6 Daltors Carminative 1 9 Norton's Drops 3 6 Eifel:wee Coltstoot 3 6 Spirbwy's ditto 5 6 Cephalic Snuff 0 y 1).. Solander'. Tea g 9 Spout's Dentifrice 4 0 OrenoughN Tincture i 1 Jones's Rheum .tic Tittc- Do.Talu I.ozeuges asi tuft N B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Name are affi‘ed to the first twetry Anicks alma enumerated; a. des many perfir s. particularly !tyrants sm.! inelreegas, ml lake his home. he 1 under the ...talky of pointing out, that k is at the halt l'ad of St Paul's, curt* to Chrapfkle, and that it has a large wake Succor," tram, on which theft words are inferibrd: " ONLY WAR [IIOI , SE vx■ DR. IA Mi. 3.11 W HEN Profeflional Men of education and re fponlibility deviate front the general fy Item by the fe leaks' of a peculiar Branch, the familiar' if lung continued fuccef. is the bee criterion of fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted my praCtice to the ereltifiee treat. meat of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardoir to opprife as far as 1 am able the ravages of ibuk complaints which are the mutt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into ortry branch as an Army Surgeon, f formed a with at an early period of Prat/Ice to refcue individu als front the ignorance of uneducated Mtn, or the equally d.sa. gerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS,`) the curt: uf which I have C.c. voted ml attention, compere every fpceies of VENEREAL. INFECI lON, whether of a recent or long ditratioa.--mily,, AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, ar the indulgence of mature age, and Lally that de• range/ nest of the fyßent in Wooten which is caUod BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. Nipnerous difeafes arc the refult of ignorance or hafte in dig trearrnent of a fan* Gonorrhea, and le not unfr.queutly hap. peals that the fccda of Life are poiloned by the iad'dc•eiiom elan unguarded hour. By a fuperiur method filch complains ant catily cured, and even where others have faded, l trait that may prewar to offer a radical re. eitablithment. Few, however, arc the cafes of complicatTil dares Is rho diforder, compared with the calamitous &nations of Men, who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the* prevalent Gaieties of a fallikaahk Life, acquire that date of Debility which Ls the unavoidable confequeoce of fuck pernicious habits. Where the unhappy Garet broods over his tindery, but cart: fully conceals his misfortune, it may he fame coufolation far him to !now, that although It be an object of doubt or uocer tainty with other Praiditiontrs, the removal of lief: DEM CI ENCI ES by the gradual prated. of renov.tiao is the acquire mem of my experience. if the rites of Barck.o or Venus hays begun to reduce manly vigour, much anukty will be prevented by an early countered/ion of this languid date, and L thcf• cafes no great (Vacuities will occur. But where this deficiency has for years etifted. a proper Perkversoce is iodifpmfibly requifite to revive the ituoilietkig fparks of Life, and to rc aninute the Ceaflitlitioo. MARRIED WOMEN. who have keg heat difippointel in their clementines of a Family, may be afftwed, that is oast inflames futh defeels are eurahle by Medical Bill. The SECRECY which is fu editorial to my undertaking, sad the Qjialificatbats which I haw. prefumcd to Rate, form the Eaft. of my prctenlions, and In coincidence with filch this inti mation is given, that Mr. BREE may be conflated yerfonally (or by letters inelohog a (mall note) at his book No. ay, Aran. del-Rreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar There is an additional entrance in Watetm&eet adjo ning and the name is on both the doors. M. BREE. Member of die Royal College of Surgeoura TO THOMAS TAYLOR AMA It ma, N. 9, Bridge-Rreet, London. I FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to i n f orm you niche very great and extraordinary CUM I have racked from your invaluable Medicine—LEAK PATKNT PILLS. About two years ago I was attacked wait a V NM which I treated rather Sightly for tome time, bat the Difeafc at length flarcadimg all oat r my Body, I was obliged NI apply to the molt eminent of the Faculty, bat their aliflaind afforded only temporary relieT—l went thmagtt various Coati.. el Salivation, and from being rather of a oarpubmt Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. The Ulcers that fpread all mar my limbs, ret,dere. me a complete Object, Gs that my friends defpalred of my recovery. Whoa brought to this &satin% I coukkvcd death as inevitable, but a relation amine comment. ingnpan the many Cafes in winch your Palls had fuccewled, I was induced to try a but of Clem, which I thought rs:her re lieved me, and by perfeveranee for two nr three minelis, and fol torten; your 'Watkins, f em•erit new/ the tnae tms.eauata hie Relazatios from Pain, the Sores gradually fubfiding; I me now. thank Goo, perfectly recoveral, and walking out dears I doubt not hut use mute Sur, which I think cautious to take, wig eitablib my health la its original Rate. It is with the am* hartfeV gratitude that I feblierlbelnyfelf.fir, your much humble famed. Was. Ptt altar Deanfitate, Masehefter. July I, :Sot. _ P. S. Fur the public benefit I do ant °Lied to the awe bas Ins publithed, but kart you to ad at your own better judg ment mail dilate. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tom. TA T 1.014 Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at hie Houk Nap, Newalleidgovitraut Where, after a easamot refidenee of more than thirty-fix yean,la a peadtice particularly diroded to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that Inviolaa Me femur which teen otitis recd.:Non lhould always ehkroes he natters ldnifelf,tha advice and atlifianee he gratuitrany ntinillers to perfects taking this Aledieine, will he dimmed, by a dikeralng Politic, as an advantage foldout tabs obtained. iintt void of ambiguity. Alfo Sold, by kit Appointment. for the eonveMenee of Ada living at a dillarace, at the. Perfumer's, No. le, Rt. Allaan'vw Remy Pall•Maß; the No. 203. Oaford4treet ; Dillionnisgtes, No. 7, ; Mr. Steel's, Bonkfoller. Nn. t, Union-Row, Little 'rower Hill ; Mr. Watfon's, South- Midge, Edinburgh ; Mr. C.alwall s, Dublin ; Mr. tinier;. 1 -0( 1 9 001 i Mr. Attintues. Mancbtfler ; mut by one Palm. In miry conL.kvali.e Town in dream-Britain and Ireland. in , Boxes of only as, pd, each. kakd op with full and plain IRiver than, whereby Perform of either ;ex may Care thesiddires with Efe, Speed. Secrecy. mad Way. HIGII WA MR AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Murning • • •• • 3 7 mimo Sher 4 Altrroom LONDON: Printed t , e the Prnprktte..l. WI IN DA x:EL, ( 0, makim.aux, covenNorxe, at the PRINTIOICS• r, t. Carry-Ur. an 4 I A:tithed hr 1.1.V1E4 KEN Lof CanterharriAac,.l.am! , ..th lid No. t.CArey-Itteat. and at the S t•a•Ori v.v. I ..rti ; M which Oltire 4 cutur.4llcationsflr4e I . ar. ect;.:rit.d tY toc o I I I I I I I