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W. rap 89.-4. k. 11 That .t is the liriaiiimou; (Motion o this Court, that the II C IMULLIikr ;hd Owners of the Ship lliodc , tan, arc v " acquitted from all imputatiou of ghteo, or mi.ovaltiet, iu resi7il to the I.nas of that Ship." " That it is the Otioi•so this Court, that the Com " rearuk r ar.d °relics of the Ship Pricceji are fogy Ic aeriuipicl front aa• t ittsptuati3ii of tripe& air rnseohrite-r, is {' ~ . IF IT.I rA t Rdl3lS..i 3', Ser. • %it.] I.IOE, MA Rf II 14. IV6. Cmtni3tt..ners fir Vicious/lin: Hier Afajcsly'c d 4 afire" gief :Vetice, that en Terotite, t o e atilt of April wit, they will 6e ready 14 receire Tenders, in writing, (raster! 19,0 and tr;ot jri Fite llondeof Tow tyouinvon or Neon:sae 3 eft s er 3411 f . equal gesoltreo, ihith the perottnq le!:e Nett thcriwli•rs are 6) prOthire a ow,* ; to be delitere:i into his Pf4jruy's .Gant at jos'a;ll, eue-;.a, ors or the :AA . 1 1 .14t.0 8011, and the I,lc:ender by Me :10th ef tollosting, free el ail charge rend cifi : ne to his ligiett . 7,trrept that the taatrit itor wilt be affoupl an.l threw:Pence ie.. Itei fee the pail eil‘a Safi tray the wharf to tie >force ; t.wl L. be pail Pr err httle 1107864 with intere4 ninety day, niter date. The the Coigns I ma:, be aeta at tie Seen-nary . % ty: Jive, at tini OJl:te, or by applying to :Lc Colleetar of the s.a a Lyons:bees, in liiiinpalitre. kid alt Priapus who may think roper to make Terrine upon the tbrl areatie.4. dre *bind to tnue afire, thin no n.. 1 he to airy 7 ender, in teAtch the vire shalt nnt In ins, rail in rr.. ea at koegth, or :Put ant be at,ineeit to toe ' , wn t. nrrr t.ne ?Clock tow the said Tar 4i.dy a c .'W4 * „h e she n nw ., „., „„ ~e . h. / . ultra 3 in ents•aer r hea • In tivv• Prr., and spedily 101 be r rirhlisfur t l, l i m i e M . ivvvdt i kPOETICA L prrrrio N against the TRAC a. 'MUSING TRUMPERY of the 11111:1NISTIC P ‘ItTY awl their intolerabla INSTITUTION, in Folt CAIRO.); :1.03t re4ffet C tfitilv o.kirtS'ed the Co!lega of Physicians. Ry CUR is - re:Pt i hit CAUTIC", M.D. LL.D. A.S.S. Follow of the Royal ev‘lliry . Mimic:Hl Mewl er wf •la ktar—t fvierstops i turtv leatir.d . Nv;ai then commetice the gray! attack W tit Arr., vs.v....ihr• art! ip;rar ; Ain! ileat wiriv 7,12-st—r-pip. and sluirt-rtn, Mier: may he 11-o—;!td.!al of hurt done. S. LI by T. Hurst, Pater:miter-row, and J. Ginger, Piece . dilly. In the Press, and speedily veil: b pitAiviierl, in Six VOAbiets, ehlantly ponied iwthick Wet Octavo, and in Lk nor deeimo., decorated with Farsbituites,alnl Portraits, engraved from yriginal Pictures by 11.1111OLFIIIVIVATSON riliHki WORKS of the Right HonottrAble LADY 1 MARY WOil7 LAY MOYTAGU, stow first published by rerm4sion, leapt the Orieittal 1113:11K-riptg; err. 4 Km of wh;ch has hitleTto b.• sii !printed, excepting eh tliperfect copy of the Letters frogs Gnfitaininoplii. • These Volumes will cantain her Ladyship's Correspondence at different peri.irls of her Litst, viz.. 1. Ildore her rsLarkiv, in 1712. 2. During Mr. Wunky't Embassy to Constantiwyle, from 1716 to 17111. :1. 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Tk - wlticlt is prefix ed, a Review of the Gaunt' Ink early Prntrst of the French Revolution- Ey ALEXANDER STEPHENS, Of the Hon , yerable Soeirmr of the Meddle Temple Fes. Printed for R. Psts‘tes, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-tt" rd. GODWIN% LIFE OF CHAITCER. In the Press, and s;tiedily' will be published, in Two Volumes, 4to. 'price That tininess in boards, Ilitt-Vated with Por traits, THE HISTORY of the LIFE of GEOF FREY .ellAtiCE::, the early Engli,lt Pat ; inciuding Memoir.; of his near Friend and kinsman, John of Gtunt, Dike of Lancaster. Itt WIT.LIAM GODWIN. Printed for Riousru PniLmrs, No. 71, St. Paul's-church yarl. •t • This Work eont2reli-nds Views of the Prngree of So ciety, Manners, and the line Arts, foam the Dawn of Lite raillrts ill Modern Furn e, ta the Close of the Fourteenth Century, with Chanute& of the principal Personages in the Courts of Edward the Thir..l and Richard the Second. if TY PO UN DS REW A Iti). ST. I)rt7NSIAN iX TIM WEST. seA Rca 18, 1803. MTHEREAS a Gent:cman • and Lady, passing throupti Oast street yesteoLyerasairra,assowsota IMortl 11 1 44 e'i."ht 0 .,- ; ick, w. n: wracked uera SertraniNil , ll , by a Lau, iff Picky,: k Is, 1111 r 0 alt rax de 1.1 g drectr.d and col'ared &v the (ienticruait, instantly Brow a knife and cut him in a 'newt st-Mgernfrs maw ii the Reak:autitireat.—ln order t:, t .i . iftg io - di.o.vubls a vi'laia to justice, a Reward of 1 ;fly wads Will be part by the Senior Churchwarden of the t4td ri.h tit , the alyreli..:n4L.ll anti ronvaton of thesaid atrocious Orr.mrtr.r. v He was a short, 'hick, square-set your, man, and ,mmetliing Use adpral me r a,:d or dly 0.3.!cr r.n a o: rrl .et jacket, double breasted, °pea at the top, but buttoned towards She b-tt nn PNICE, MAYOR. f t COMMON COUNCIL holdcn in the Chant bet of the Guildhall of the City of London, on Thin*. 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Use the warm bath twice a week, for half an hour before going to bed, at the dere.: of heat most grateful to your sensations. Eat meat constantly at dinner, and with it any kind of tender vegetables you please. Keep the body open by two evacutions daily, if possible, withoht medicine ; if not, take the site of a nutmeg of lenitive eleduary occasionally, or five grains of rlinharb every night. Use no violent exercise which may subjea -yourself to sudden changes from heat to cold : but as much moderate.exercise as may be, without being fatigued or starved with cold. Take SOllle. sapper 'every night ;.a.sinall quantity of animal food is preferred ; but if your palate refuses this, take vegetable food, as fruit-pie, or milk : something should. ee eaten, as -it might be injuriousto fast too, long.* 1)r. Cadogan has laid dowo some simple and ju dicious rules respeiing regimen and-management, its a - treatise .on this disease, which might be con sulted with ads - intage by those I:shoaling under it. Spirituous and fermented-liquors, and tati7 . ,ue Gt . body or mind, ought equally to be avoided. loaig; faating,t aighteastr.ching, and above all, the Apr's:s ing passions:74re extremely prejudicial. It :s mare •from attention to those circumstances, and to judi cious management with regard to them, than to any omedicine either regularly prescribed or empyrically 'recommended, that a cure is to he looked for ; and notwithstandiag the boasted powers of medicine and nostrums, I am of opinion that little is to be done for the cure of this disease through the medium of the stomach, except by ah. uniform and gradual dimi nution of the stimuli ;* and finally, a total abstinence from spirituous and fermented liquors. Neverthe less, should the stomach or head be attacked,. or threatened with an attack, during the progress of cure, cordials and stimulants'are then not only ad missible, but ought to be administered with some degree of freedom. Madeira wine, with this dou ble intention, is doubtless among the best. To ob viate costiveness, under these circumstances, no thing less warm than the tinctures of rhubarb or senna ought to be administered. That degree of excitement which the languid state of the system re quires, ought to beduly supplied by every possible means. 'l he application of heat is certainly among the most powerful of these, and the best mode of making it, that already alluded to ; while the remo val of the atmospheric pressure from the extremities, seems to have a considerable effea in determining the affeaion to them. The causes and cure of this disease, to a certain extent, are the same, and differ only in the proportions and manner in which they are applied. This seeming paradox is well expressed by a Roman poet " Balite; Vina, Venn; consumunt corpora nowt, " Seel Vitaim faziunt Mama, Vioa, Venus.". MARTIAL. Thus it seems, that while debauchery and inarai vity are the sources from whence the disease springs, temperance and aaivity never fail to prevent, and seldom to cure it, even after repeated. attacks. Life is no longer desirable than while it can be en joyed with satisfaaion and comfort. The first rule towards acquiring this, is to avoid excess in eat ing, drinking, and mental exertion ; to cultivate whatever promotes good humour, a cheerful disposi tion, and an equal flow of spirits. Re gu larity of hours, early rising, a due proportirn of sUep, pure air, whOteserne food, warm clothing', and moderue erercise,ire of essential importance, ut to exped a radical cure of the gout without regard to these; or while the same plan, which gave rise to it, is pur sued, would be as ridiculous as if it person who had been cured of a leg broken by jumping down a pm eipiceohould expea that his having been cured of it once, should ensure him against the like accidef:t in future, though he should continue to tun the same risk. *, Darwin's Zoonatnia, Class iv. 1, 2. Vol. ii. p. 457. t The bad ,aeAs of fasting too rong, a •-uitortt vayl-tzva. lent among mei, of n,...ne10s in thitginetro . o i 4, ninq ha•? 2 frequer.tly notices 'ay pra titian its. It is out enosaal Fn such persons to fait from hreukfatt igetteraliy nothil,,„" more thin a. little tett- and t itlat-er,ornioh is pot off till attar h,ti of h.isineta. result i 4, that the stomach, hs inanition, is uttasle praqur;y to digsst a piewif at dian6r, and the strung I quart g -neraliy r.i•T fad. consequence s, d.utri.ness, or iU.dimes sii:ep, a poverful nt tit of induzinq a!I the diatii.o. delteostlesit rorde.l I am an adv.:- cate for the sab.tautiA Ine.rkf ustr of the Eremrh and 1 is 4 ; being thoroughly convi.eced of the gfeat importance of keeping ky an tit:jaunt eguatiale state of ex.:iteavnt, tavva:d. the ettislinnt . g:nd health. t " Wine, women, warmth against our lives eontbme iliat what ilii,t4witliuut w4'41434 Avoiutwillingr . r_.. . 1 1 , 11. • 4 5+ 0 •-•.,v • -.mill ati,Aa kr. _ p In the Prue, ECCLESIS ANGLICANS; in v w h-cle some of the Fat*. 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