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FALEUR,Dcntist, Nu. 18, WOBURN 1 I .A PLACE, begs leave to ailoounce to the Public, that is commence of various experiments, he is enabled to re tommend ARTIFICIAL TF:ETII, of a Mineral Prepara tion, so as to give complete satisfaction to tame who may base occasion for such sobstitutcs.—Mr. FAL EUR elt to supply from one Tooth to a whole Set, without em% pain, or trrit ition, and of an appearance SI) vera auturAl. as to defv the most critical observer, at the same time that the Teeth .0 supplied will wiswer every purpose of nuts:lra tion, give to the voice its natural tone and inodulation: and their comArnetion is so incorruptible, that Mr. FALEtia en gnArs to replace them free of expen e, should they wear or cge colour.—Mr. /*ALM:Sean Alin ad x an Artibeial Pa late in a manner peculiar to himself, and never before at tempted by any i F. is enabled to give rut:- Tr:wet In many mimes-talkie characters in Town and Cuuutry, who h., ve felt the beneficial camera of his mode of Treatment, sad w *late beta squall) saiistiel with his fair and reissue able charges. Nu. 18, Virobitro-plime, Russell.sqvarc. TO TIIOS. T.IY LOR, ESQ. No. 9. N E BRIDOL STREET, LpN DON. SIR, ICONSIDER it but an act of justice due to the nyeritsof your IX AK E'S P TENT PI U.S. to commu nicate the following Care which lass reemptly been performed by them 2—An actioniatatice of mine, who. by the breaking oat den old Venereal Complaint (attesuled liv a complica tion of dnorders arising therefrom), was redo ell almost to a Skeleton, and althoughbe had tlw best Medical Advice which could be obtakied, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, no 'king could be procared which -eemed to snit his case, or to do Inas any service; be remaiacd in a 1111151 rt'llared and pitiable situation for two years, unable to follow his profession, and srarrely able to walls, or eyes to stand on his legs; in fact, no me who knew himever supposed it possible for him to reco ver. lle was advised at lust to try your I.EAKE'S PILLS —he did adhering strictly to the direction , given with thein—he had not taken more than two bate, ' before he found an alteration for the better ; this encouraged him to proceed, and ty taking a few bouts re he found his appetite and strength gradually return, and k now a- healthy arid stout as any man d know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any per son to me for a continnatiou of the above account, if it should be doubted. I am, Sir. your obedient humble servant, Library, F,dkstuue, THOS. PURDAY. July II), Prepared and wild by the Sol.. Proprietor. THOS. TAYLOR, Member of Cie Royal College of Surgeons, London. At his Hots Se. N 0... New Bridge-street, Where, ails. , residence or lattre than forty lean, in a prac tice particularly directed to Coe Cure of Yeuereal Com pi:silo-1, and those Weide-vital to the l'arei of Generation in both Si•se, with that inviolable Secrecy which \ln, of his Prof, • O.so shoold al wa‘s obscr;,.. Ile Matters hiinielf, the Ad”ise mut Ass. 'stance he gratuit , m4, administer s to per- Itnte . ta;ting Rai, Medicine, will be riarcowd, h% a distermag public, asauadvantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ansibiguitt . They are also sold, by appointment, at the Perfumer's, No. :k, St. %Ilsarit-strent. Pall- \Lill; Mr. liep!mra's Toy ' sh• 1 1. 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Dr. Situate, S, I l; also, tly Appointuseat, sold at themis, Oxford-eneet. near Deah.sereet Allies. 18, Oxford -street, opposite the Piumbeout Chris's, cause af_Spilag Liardes ; Drums, 3499 Strand, next the Lyceum; Ciabloa, 4t Lonshill f Bolton, Royal Limb ale; Stubbs, MI, Cireapside; Aanbridee Piccadilly ; Ward, 9YI. Holborn; wed no where rile in Loa_ dun. Price Is. per Box, Duty in laded. At the above places say also be had, Dr. Seaate's Treatise on Female Complaints, lirice 6d. ; a boon wbkb skated be read by every married woman. In conbequencc of the defeat sustained by the enemy's army, under Marshal Ney, in the action against the Spanish forces at the bridge of the Pay°, that General fell back on Comma on the 13th June, and immediately began to take inea. sures fur relinquishing the possession of that place and Ferrol, removing his forces by divisions to .us encampment three leagues in advance from Betarezos towards Ingo. 'fhe last divisions of the French left Ferrol the ?Ist, and Curunna on the Ti.d, after having in both places spiked the guns sad destro)cd the defences on the land side, together with the magazines and stores of every kind, and completely disarmed the places and their inhabitants. The prolimity of the enemy's position cordite:. ing to hold the authorities established by the French at Corunna in subjection, through the fear of his return', no communication being suf. feral with the British ships bat by flag of truce, and the state of defence itt which the batteries and lines on the seaside were left, rendering it dangerous fo. the English to land or approach tho coast in the event of the reappearance of any of the enemy, Captain Hotham on the 24th ordered a detachment of seamen and marines to land and • • disable the guns on the different batteries bearing on the anchorage, offering at the same time to the Governor the services of the detachment in render. ing any assistance that might be in its power to the cause of the Spanish Patriots. The cannons and mortars on the sea lines at Corunna, and in the farts commanding the Bay, were accordingly all dismounted on the same day, leaving untuneheil those on the lines towards the land, which had been spiked by the enemy. On the 26th,' Captain Hotham sent Captain Parker, of his Majesty's ship Amazon, to Ferrol, where he was received by the people with the loudest acclamations of joy, and received !roan the orders of the inhabitants the strongest possible marks of attachment to the English, and happmess at seeing once inure among them an officer of that nation. The Castle of San Fe. lippe, however, spas still under the command of a person appointed by Marshal Ney, and attached to the French interest, with a garrison composed of a detach:ncnt of a legion raised by the enemy during their possession of Ferrol end Corunna ; and on the 27th, Captain Hotham received infor mation that the above Commandant had given orders to fire on any English ships or boats that might attempt to piss the castle. In conse. quence, Captain Hotharn . repaired to Ferrol in the Defiance, and landed the marines of that ship and the Amason, with a party of armed seamen, ender the direction of Captain Parker, who entered the castle without opposition, pre. ceded by a flag bearing the name of King Fer. dinand the Seventh, and the Spanish coiner:. The detachment then proceeded to the town of Ferrol, where it was received in the most 'fee tionatc manner by the inhabitants, and hating arrested the Commandant of the castle in the name of King Ferdinand, soot him on board the Defiance. The Governor of Ferrol not basing any means of garrisoning the castle, the guns in it were spiked, and the powder removed to the arsenal, and the place left under the command of the former Governor, who had been superseded by the enemy. On the 28th, Captain Hotham entered the port of Corunna, where he was informed by the Go. vernor that he had received instructions from the Marquis de la Romano, dated at- Orense on the 27th, to proclaim his Catholic Majesty Ferdinand the Seventh, with adviee that he had dispatched a regiment from his army to attend the ceremony and garrison the place; (he Governor at the same time gave Captain Hotham assurances that the port was from that hour to be considered under the contronl and authority of the lawful King of Spain; and the Captain played himself, and every assistance that the ships under his orders might he able to afford, at the Governor's di:. posal. On the 29th, Major-General the Conde de Norona, Captain-General of Gallicia, arrived at Corunua from St. Jago, and was followed on the next day by General Carrera, with about 11,000 men, forming the Coude's division of the Marquis of Rornana's army. The French army under Marshal Ney moved fl'om its camp near Betanzos on the 422 d, taking the road to Lugo and Astorga. It wav reported that, previously to its breaking up the camp, it destroyed its baggage and heavy artillery. On the 27th the Marquis de la Romana was stated to he at Orme with General Alithi and 30,000 men. Manila! Souk's position on the 16th was said to have been at Monfort. and Qui. raga. didetirally-Office, jai 8. Copy of a Letter from 6. At' liantey, Esq. Captain of 1.10 hhiesty's ship LifoTty, to pie llau. W. . ewe. taut us board th a t sti,p at Vigo, the u( 14.'1 U WILL 5t a—l have the honour of litt:lthiog to you, for the information of the Lords COSISIIIISUUSItIfi of the Admiralty, a copy of a letter I recsivial trims Brigadier-General Carrera, clonottaAtlitig slat of loyal Spanish troops, giving an accost's' of Ilia taking from Or French the city of SesittJaso ; ; s I~ - • • . . , .. a: • • - .), .., ... ....I' • '-': ..• s ' . .•.•: . • ' ' ' 4. . 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