The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-11-21 00:00:00

TEE- BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. IVED . NESD4Y. Nov►Yssa Sara.. of the TreeSur)? Journals of yesterdiy foisted upon the public the following reptirt. as - a Bulletin signed by His ‘Ms3swyr's Physicians it Windsor, in the usual way, on Monday evening " 4 « His MAsssTY is still improving." (Sirted as veal.) We regret to state that the above report was an unfounded fabrication, as the following genuine Bulletins exhibited yesterday at St. James's Palace, clearly prove:— " Wisdom Celt* p. m. " His htiomyrt's fewer has rather increased in the course of this day. . a ill. IL ILEYNOLDS. " N.BALIeORD. " W SESERDSN. " BAILLIK. "It WILLIS." " WiedsOr Curia, Nov. in, too t I , Els IIszEt.TY has had some sleep in the night, tnd has rather leas fewer this morning." ( :Ansa as above) A sense of delicaty wad respect restratis us from making many observations tree teem Bulletins, slot 'very fatrourabit OD thak ails. nulpo se them: but whatever may be their intrinsic defects. it it becomes the treasury Journals to aggravate them by a mixture of falaelaona sod miatoperboutation! the sobstance of General Stoares Dispatches, containing an toseetitt of the &Woof the late desceat an Sicily ;Ude*" Dlagaggin friar Lord %%wet:TO. to the tath iestaat=ati. listied lut Ugh' in ea lizihartikiery I a Copy of which is givea is oar pleading trololort The latter contain Colousl - TaAres.report If ANON" of Coimbra. is • hate* from Cork, received is town yesteeday. Oda the arrival of a sloop of war it Coie. `She banes stews from Lisbon of the Eith. No batik had Nett aad it was coaideaub , asserted that 311411Mista bed plenty of firoVisimis, bread excepted. • Fast o'clock, P. 3...-We hate just bees as. sand, on authority the most respectable, that the *loop of war which bat arrived at Cove, and which sailed from Lisbon on the nth inst. brings advice. to Governitent to the following purport: — "'the French had drawn very close to tht Com bined Army--that Mmisasa was then attempting to get between Lord W LTA arrow and the sea, by satiamitiug hiat—and that the Lapieeelek wee pow - iag game upon ttw French diri.ion engaged in this igiasonts„"—(Dot, feerti•of Pal. Hue. 17 Viscount WEN I w °ITU and General Castienkr.r. continued to receive the numerous Inquirers after the iltsto's health yesterday, at St. 611111101%1 Pa. lace, as Lord tad Groom in waiting. A Paper of yesterday asyv—.4 4 We understand tha Th. Fel. of Bristol. who has extensity, practice in tin imminent of His MAJLIITT's peculiar complait►t. hes been mot for to Windsor, to be cuusuked on the present melancholy occasion." It appears by letters from Boston to the 27th WI. that Ciameanni's letter to General A co mmun. on the subject of the Berlin and Milan De. crees, has been generally understood in that country in the same way that it hes by many persons here. They have considered it as au unconditional rev.- ratio° of the Merges, nod have engaged in sonic important mercantile operations on the faith of it. Considerable sbipasants are making for trance and Holland front oscura'', ports in the United States. One of these vessel., the For, hotrod Cherbourg, which was the tint that sailed, has boas brought into Plymouth by the Amethyst frigate.—The Marquis WILLBILST hasitean,wast ed open bye deputation of the Merchattai troika( to the tnited States, to ascertain the isteageas of Covrevuesat with resgiect to American vessels pro ceeding to France on the faith of CUAmrasufs letter; bet his Lordship. we understand, deferred Ginn so answer moil he had had au opportunity ntconsultiag thootbar Ministers. extract *tom a letter, dated off Floslsios, rum Is:—" We !lave hod blowing weather. The Preach fleet has moved down the Scheldt to s place called Ttrceare. The .IPeoweet the weather changes we ~spent them to coal& ea% and no doubt we shall here a brush with them." Yesterday the Lone Navott mime' the whit of bread to be reduced to is. 9:4. the Quentin Loaf Wlteated, and household is. tit,: The y Entrants*. Proem, from Sorannob for Wo. utrb,r, 14 Slink OP Um Mumbles. _ _ BLA'AII, of ShOreharn, i• lost iu Corisorall. The floak , it, —, from dte Baltic to Hull, is Inc in the Cattegat. • Tim. Molts dad hes not yet reached town. The .11sulslidur, Retu, that gra% no shoe, near Plymooth, it nom gone to pieces. Crew sit rived. The Drekess fir York, on shore oil the (;..odeto gond,. he, gut of and sailed for the Downs. 11r. %Valium' has paid his debt to Mt. ANntrse, the upholster -I'. fits grit of error expired on Sa turda . tli. Monday Mr. Pisalsreircr arrived et the blurry'', WaLev..r.ve, (Mee, and had an in 'review with the Noble Lord. (tee tame express 111 , 0111 filn hors( of Surcirsti, who is to remain near Colchesua. far the present. Mr. l'icata roll?. iininediately after the interview with the des:velar, at State, returned to atteud his Royal Majesty. .I*.w reasons for his riot coming to town at prea-at ore by no means disrespectful to Um MAJEirv, 411 the most marked atteotino will ne to boo cousiort and accoosintataties.—Mr. sitertroiNT .q.pc.rs to have Urals tlllitiklln kit Niagot tiwt.Dui. - 14 tArV INTL LLIT7EACE. vim 1-cattail eveting,t -- sis e'cloar, is Oki- Mg fi re bib oe out it Mn. Wh i te' sliour wareitimis. 'Kennet's harf, Queenhithe. *Upper Thames street, whit}: raged with the utmost fury fie half in . hour, owing to the want of water. tl beta; 4w lido at the tiuie. SoCit after the tire-engioei lies va rious .perts of the town arrived, and the enatioPs of Cie firemen and inhabitants were aviotiiihing.--- The par ages down to the wharf, final Thames. street, are, however, so very narrow, that, had not . the firemen belonging to ihal,ondon Insurance Of fice, with praiseworthy promptitede, slung an en gine into a lighter.alung ilde the trharf, the effect, of the fire would hive been Much 'mire calamitous. Shortly . ifterwiras, the Floating .Engine of the j.ondon Office, arrived. end played on the Carnes with such vivacity, as effectually clitcked their pro gress. The fire in the early, part, of the mehing commur neck to . several.4 the neighbouring build , • 1001 IT OF KING'S lIENCII, Ito*. It. ,ODDIFIRACT AND NWT ll' TUE Tlfdrale itUlial., Lab t rOaL. TU egirq 'W.. ASIL/MAH 1.E.• :.is. I'HOHAS TONNES. W.. ■ a Illasubt. J..la N —. , Is :ZN, JOHN ROBIN. .t , ' ut.t.tals.ux, CtiAl'l4l.:l4 nowi.sitrort, aid r it .. EW CAllrlit. According to the rli:e::'! . ii or lord Ellenborotirli yesteM*-,, die Defetalsots iittao Lind this tier, mud pot it 'evens! t•fs;!.tvits 'o. instigation of punish.' went, wb.c.b Were tetidby 'he proper *Meer. Abrair•at Lu,atou's 4..lmytt set loath that be was only a e:.• viz to it tiatb.e.tativha -to at a salary of UOl. ptr y,.ar,, and had no uttiLt, , visport ; and that ois basrin.,: the Pro.ceeterra li:ol applied to their Lordships for a cr.r-doal infortnatioo, he imme diately wrote to the 11...tiagers, ‘ xitremitio his eon tripou fur fl it. .fit .`.s had talt:it so the late riots, *ad - .. tnicat jugs, which weie iauch damaged ;Iliey ere, we.uo• prusisis.iet that he would not again enter the derstand, insured in, the Imperial. (1 ---ffiee• The Theatre until harmony is r. re.tored. wasehouses, and the dwelling-hot:se of Mn. WhiLol AO adi !reit of the 1). lendiset Lenten's father which adjoined them, are totally destroyed. The was Alen 'rad, weut to express his sorrow (Or former contained Pour awl grviu, the preperty or the mivconduct roe; and that except in that various persons. to a very considerable amount. A iustance l lie had dle•ty. acted an the joust peaceable number of. barrels a gunpowder were token out of manner, and war I. sal subject, and paid particu a warehoose lint many yards distant from the fire. lar attritiop to his telogieus duties. There were 'in about an hoyeafter it broke nut some el the craft seves al other utlidavite test:fp:l that he had always in the riser took fire, by several 'Rakes yelling on burr a most excelleet character. them, but by the great erertiens of the ereterandi The affidavits of Ow other Defendants were sinii tha were happily 'extingundied. i her to these we have si.ded, and spoke meet highly The fire is itid 10 hive arisen from a lighted lamp et their charioteer mid _trot:eel good demeanour. having been incautiously, left near some wood Mr. Items and tkle• SCARLET aidlitYr..td the whicht was placed in a loft oyer the warehouse.—We Court in behalf of - I refetulauts, end .1.4 great are extremely hippy to state that no hies MRS lest. s t ress on thei r heir. . petted of the coespincy ; The only dangerous accident which occurred hap- sad also erged that i• nr-gesseral good )Iteracters pened by .the falling of a pert of the *Alehouse wall ought to have terve ••.ight with their Lurcishi l is into the Silver, hi which one of the fire fl ies., .who iu propurtiotrug dieirjudeinent. They idsu ahud was working the London floating engine, was vet!• ed to the youth of the Defewlente„ who Acre, led vtillhoded. The Are war hamlet; at twelve by eidatitedievessioninhou an iurliseretitin that they Ve.eck last aught, but the neiglibeueboeis. was he had beim ate. we.? ray fur. and had 'hewn eve)... lesser iu danger. . . sene.ll4o.l hear puwet. ` • Th . Akn.." /:eiseral., fur the prieetitiort. put ERI6'HTON. Nov. l9s in two thyt , that the Deiced.' ts, • • limo. area Leo* The weather of the past week as w ekltithely tem *sthohs, and t."...e rain, which fell in torrents' .4 even alto' . tie were iiied to continue the • Attee... ;esti. then eddresA • heir 'Thursday. was uccompanied witl. snow ; the Step. , . wed, aid; .s high titer that person, sod ether places of public litonieuadt, were am- 4 .1 ...tang the thictim: the Defendants had Os eiliweelft vine deserted. maaday tisiss meatatembert enterta i ned a aluoillit . h . e 'mode to fed, by the salutary correction of the :murk, t , alit they had acted improperly.— seleet petty.—Lord blansfield had an evening , The I' Counsel then took a restive. of the en Wednesday, at his Lordship's resideote late not. ...vent-garden Theatre, and at the Li r. t Marine Parade. verpool Theatre, and contended that persons had The Prince% Hosiers went On Wednesday ia as much right to be careful of their aloduct in a stteetssi by LjeutAienerel Levi Chas. Somerset. who empreased h!inself soiled! satisfied with tie theatre . as out of it. He would leave it to the ir discipNaie of the men, and with the condition of Lordships to deal with the Prisoners u they thon 4 lit oate the horses. 'This hue regiinent thertly kxrected . Lo n rd ELTAKIOSOIoGII-...." Let the 1/..ieudants to be of ain employed an foreign service. custody of the Marshal of Cie The Tregedv of eel the teteetaiemeet comm itted ~ tuarsilatam, and be brought up on Alowhiy neat, of 111 4 e tilts;! flog, were wituntueed far %Vedas's.' to receive the judgment of the Court. at oar Theatn.; I.tit from some cause tin when there we,, not u tomiilAr of persons present to ..Justitete en audience-- II i n, tromla!iog, worooldiz'o 13 go Howse, di►appaiobd of the Sue gie ! A. gentleman aniatrur wade his rumens-ante en Saturday evening, in the clestriesee tif Zareg;:. fuel not an opportuniss of virstiog On house to asti.vss Isis pad's/mantel isur eas heard Slow Ma succeeded. —..--- COUILT OF COMMON PLEAS, WESTMIii! Nov. vu. Voterdar shor ii iii c the Quacti awl Pet etEeloa Clime Out of Woodier Chile f..r the ate I unto atom the dugs of the leekes! '. t , lA. awl took an rut og to frowners. The Pith*, of Wm.go arrived at Wiutfoor on If malty Wight. Yeaterdoy owning the EArl of Maccts+rtrt.n arrived at Windsor. The Earl of Essi:x returned to ;owes yesLerrley, barn Collin)fiery. Lord and Lady fnt.s.r left town en Mundoy evening, for 11'hitley.Conrt. ‘Voreestershinr, where they intend to remain until Easter. The Dachess of Gannon had a select party of nobility and fashieeables last eveniag, at her house in Lower Greeeenor-street. The arrangements for the 'vane' were is her Grace's usual style of ele gance. Amongst the mammy. whn assembled at nine O'CIIIItk. was the pekes ~1 BlllsrOlD and ST. Ar.ba as, Viscountess Mst.eourtna. Lord and Lady Gaisilla CATKNDISII, Lady E. MONK. Lord Lady PSATII, Colonel sod Mrs. Besu- WONT, &C. SIC. _ . 'ER, GARDINER V. SIINDOIIer. to this action, which was tried betirre Lord Chief Jtvoier MANSWIRLD, at the Sttings after last Term, and f %Inch we gave a full report et the time, a verdict war ente►ed for the l'lsintitr; and Mr. Ser. jeant Cnes►t.t. list obtained is rule to .hew caulte why that ecril.ct shout not be set aside, on the ground that the Jury li.id acted contrary to the di rection of the Ledined Judge. Tits action hid teen Ision4lit no a policy of insuratfee on the bhp tk..i hope, bound front l.audtjti to Tritiidal. and from !fleece Id dll or any %‘f the ports of di-of-barge ow thw Sotti.isli Main: The vess.l was lost Hear the islornirl of St. '!' , moots ; and the tprestitor was, whe. Car that i•lun.l was in the direct :,,,d seamanlike e+...r.e of a ve , ..el bound fruit. 'huinided to the weAtcrii part of the Spanish Main ?—.Against the role olesined by Mr. Serjeaut Coce cu., Mr. Se:- jaunt lies this day shelved cause; but Lord Chief Ju,tive tisrtrun being of opinion that the cue should be reconMiered, the rii;e was made absolute. Postatra has returned from Norwich, to whisk city he went with perm ..ion of the Proprie. ism of the Lyceum 'Theatre, tut slug on Saturday evening et the benefit Coucert of Miss pout H. He sung, " /M I N MM. rim winter's triad;" Ssttat.•'s celebrated liattle soot;; a beautiful air E Mr. Mainmast's, 6. 1e shepherds. tell me nave ye suite' the Duet of *. Ta e acre► per isr Moan the Opera of Argonade.e Sole) .nth 111is4 Boot.; and. by particular desire. .6 The Dee,. Q f /lerr►estityt'—ta all of which he was utust rap turously catered MATCH AGAINST Ttigis.—Testerday • snatch •galuat time teak plate on the Ronifurd read ; a puney thirties hatids and a half !ugh, the property of Mr. rirmenwood, of Whittcbspel-road. was backed for thirty guineas, to trot fifteen miles in II II hour. The little animal performed its teak within four minutes above the hour ; and although a loser, wan immediately purchmed by a Gentleinais open tato, for uut woonase Guineas. _ We understand the Grand State Lottery Wheels, which are designated Queen NE 'S Wheels, hav ing been made iu her reign, are to be restored Irmo Somerset House, on Thursday tneriakefg, to Gruldhall, fur the purpose of drawing brand Cite Lottery, which takes place op Tu y the 4th December next. Mr. BAII.b.Y. *oonOthariper, 10 St. F'artin'g. lan*, was stupprit near the posh leading flout Se mew's-town to the Duke's-rnad, a few errata's %flee, ‘`, the gang of footpad-robbers that infeit parti--tilarly that part of the suburbs of Louden. Lie lost his watch anti utoney, with which the thie% ea decamped. It eaterilay morning the body of a gantiebcii,s4ed woman was Nun.' drowned in the Sairpotiese Hoer. It was &wavered by a painter. who We. lejeg is worm in Kenstogtoit Palace. It wee taken to biliunt. stre..t botse.house, %he ft it was owned sin the coos, of the day. Shr waq the wife of Mr. EstwlnsoN, Master Carpenter, 01 Uniou.ntett, Ps.o !It E. mwar.sosoocrssattr. FRAUD rinff PRISONERS. It has berm aettstom f:n• some tiwe M three ew frier wo men, who have Peen particularly noticed, lusttalki ..t I.Pci k . to 1.91114 at tha otllce, and it turned owt that icy I, id been in tin. hahit robbing the priumers at vto lune times, by ohtaii.ine money to to to certain placer, to obtata re freshments, with which sky deranspes4 lu mime Matinees the pi 'woo ra have 1. •.t their shoes and other clothing ha these sn.itiontis to Rn on their et rands, of which they lave liven robbed 'I he lissiler discot era it one of the offenders seamed'', atm Lad been active in those depredations, sad Isa changed her before ii. Sitting Magistrate, and she was cuttitnitted for trial. Nov. 17. We have the inelariefroly task to state to the public the unfortunate loss of a vessel, with the Captain, part of the crew, and passengers, amount. ins to ten persons, in die Bay of Dundnun, on Wednesday morning lute... The Captain's wife and another feivale are amongst the unfortunate suf ferers. The Captain's name i. M•Inall. The above vessel was bound to INear s .-...Three of the crew are saved. Ave from Liverpool, coal laden, got into the pier tilt Mime gale, where she now lies in safety. Yestard•y Sir DAVID DUNDAS held • public day at his oiler in the Horse Gurrar. Oa Monday afternoon, • you'll; woman, servant in the house of Viscount Ccozott, WAS found insufrinli to the bahistrr of the rtsir-case, lit his Lordship's house in Ihriesostreet, I:Srosvenor- aquare.--An lutists% was held yesterday by An- THOU, Uit... EX!. at the Swan public-house in Piccadilly...alit./ tail returned a verdict of Lunacy. Boxing is become • great amusement in America since M has vanquished such sturdy aupo seats of the blether...Country. A Correspondent ehe has just left A suerica, states, that there are re gular weekly ,sparring matches at New York visuongst the lower order, and that patrician hmds have nvghtly meetings for the seine exhil,itians.— Covreapulident adds, they are determined to out steal the Mother-Country to this ?mine exercise ; arid as 11011144 prnuf of it, a man of the name of ?rang. who has just arrived, has challenged awe tea inane man, with exception of the reuex an d Diath San. 'AL routs:mot us, itotr. lrl Arrived the HerriNg trots we rejoice greatly at tier arriva►. as setae . henstons have been entxrtinued tor her safe . the Awe schooner, from Guernsey. Sailed, the;Surpedert sloop of war, Capt. b, on a cruize. Two bomb-vessels sailed yesterd ‘ y, t o the destruction of the two l•'rem:h were driveu ashore ou the p , ltoals of Si. l• Arrived, the Maine. will, port . of bound to the Baltic, cud sue, .I aril 01 convoy. Sailed, the dozazoa, on a cruize.....W tLYNOVTII-DOCII. I.a!tt evening arrived the )':freer gut a cruize; 81110 the Shelittio/1 frigate from of Fiance. To-thay "laded the l':•easant sloop of cruise to the We.twitro. N'ent oft of hetioni the Cadmus filo° after having ram d. came into ht/rbour the Arrow schooner , , to ttlitt---Wind W. limne r s% nest., Lam, The Escit/atl?ft, thi! first if another sail, ft, .lil Gottesnurgh and tha Baltic, tI Ruud, I'Vettnemioy. !:-nu slate t r ailed the Patio frigate. Nit uelitn.:ant o:coota uinwing a gsii ait;led on Tistirsds). :The .."!.Vers slooprl wcr has tailed itter.fur (i.otatattiirsh and the Baltic. - 7 iuIaIw.ATEII, TfitabAT, AT writ Mor. aM. Awry I.lfros s 6 sio ruicrri • Bid happy they, tlitimpiitst of their hise — •••• ll • 64 language of tha immortal Thomson, when mashie, of the IllartiSge Mat : hot to impute that happiatm, it* sere aary, as illreollal •e. to have " blc sane is car pal, WSW," •' A sioisioi roma im t sauna hatiy." titan the itvlispeasahlt. 111.% JrC‘lllll 16.1"05, e v e he est,. tutu that Mum allisuma, W pay • du. respect health. - - ESSR 4. GOSS Sad CO. as recut:tat erl•io M cated Surgeoas of Louder. I; 2 ' *0. 1 " 4 "+ 4 , detatni then attentinu far them last fifteen .runs .0 the 'tads sr those disorders IsLiel. so firoaestly trate - Ater, asst too eftes preveat, that inestimatik inemiug, Matnarussal The unrivalled patronage they' have hitherto erected filet penoms of the first distant me, sad the motel-en 'turbo attendieg their • opener v • of treatment m ...• com plaints iliduer them thus I achy to offer tt err aw.stsaty I a ill epees of DAR' u - r lor I)E PIC! *.X , whether resulting from Ilse tow frequency of parbeipatiag re Ow gaieties of a fruhiestrabk life ; the unlitiseied isitelgeace libbrtinism. or a secret, solitary, suii ilestriertive Habit, which weakens the energy of the enrol, and IMMO, I. the Sewer id youth, by producing sterility to the tree sea, mid impels-ere in the other; they offer a safe aid . persanneet rule. To those who, Gum such complaints, are prevented este:x.l into the marriage suite, mot, ashamed to seek relief, Wed over their iofirmities in silesce,it most be flooding to 'mow, however difficult or inefTectent the core ms s be deemed by other practitioners, Out, by a rento - ot and us- Mllible method, they may be matured to a mood and vet fan nue constitut A CERTRIN DISORDER, frequently - contracted is a merest of indiscretiuo, nod every sinews of sypintric ts fectiae by a toilet and tieromfativag musk of arta:moot, a speedily and radically removed, w;theat restronit in het el exercise, by Moms. Goos mid Co. as also STIiI(TCRES of the Vecibra, and Glee's, which they are erishteri are in a short pciord, nithout recourse tithe purdah laorm' effects of the Caustic; Permeates of which tear be five' t• several Gentlemen of high rgreetebiloy, mbar base be" cured, after Lavine laboured sailer Strictures few mall Its' T. Married females, whose expeetatiumi of thugs true.* pledges of coannbial happiest's have be cu &hided, it my also be a plea/ring etlicetion to know, that, in most imatamo. the impediment is to be removed • fur ion h hers Wee the efficacy of their yeas, that many Lilies, who bed gime 1 1 1 , all hopes of progeny, lave been agreeably Meapposetrd.—• Messrs. Gust and Cu. exclasively professing the cove of :M. , particelar etimplaiuts,lu order that they may set be try. L;(1, by a nestahen ftw, with ibe opprobrium' so jurio at tached to the ignorant Empiric, tbrisk it bet Justus is themselves to ttttt , that they hove been properly edoiLatni and initiated tato every brooch of the professles Tersto Scales of %Inch, from differeut Hospitals ' and teetimumals from the most c 11l t mist (' hyvicione, lb. y have t o c onnect any inipsins ; ; that the sneers' malltag ifrOm Owls ero dairyman first induced them to quit the practice of tbs neural prectitioiser ; and they presume that their peetimasisies constitute a fiir ground fur the unprecedented eseffilime with which they bare hero by the Politic SO LAMPy soared. To be consulted at their Ilusise daily :,persesally, 1 /Y letter), by either sea, with secrecy, delicacy, sail %nese!" Tetiamerie the Country are resprested to state the partc.t . Ws of their case, age, and manner efl , ving , ruclosing • WAS Note, and Advice and Merbeisses will le teererolidlelf r° r " warded to every part of the Kingdoms. LOSS and CO. t a .11olverrislitieet. LONDON :—Pristed and Published 1:11117011ke. Na is;. Strand; where Advertire is ■re nvskrsi. s rd "" =aid; taint be m oddi:sed a ...--C. siftlll, No 1.6.1111 g, Printer —4 WIMP., No. 'st. itews radishrr. iviv;ll. F.yr . k i zar-E . . •i., -,,,,, • . • Nes. ---...—. :e e n : Ar!it 011°I.:dce:,:hthv g rea tl ys be l p U ed rra e ti on ol l s ;:ta b o re o ll i p flitril" ed: ll :ll l o : .a : 411111111 Capt. 21-11'11:-::::): ' • .....ii.,, Joni , • r the A nt schooner, from Guernsey he r safes • ' ' -• • .. on a cruize. w a rt tire L , VIN Two bomb-vessels sailed yeaterd a ir, o t ...'"'"-. die destruction of the two Fro v i i t i .,, o t • l :'• -le n't % lig T :(cisisAreatriiirdilit:d;tld:litlillititecl:e:ll.llol're'lllazt ii:c.glaiiiiiittelt:otetlo:rallait.t°:::ll:ll:B:l.*lti:°wltriliaTiSiluil.f.ol;3lll-.1(11;t.:1:1;::::: -.,151,171,1' convoy. I.aiit evening arrived the l';ercer g uu .l,,, , ..: .. Farley; rot ; ' ..,, PLY311012911-DOCII. NOV. j‘ • t eruize ; elvo the Siiniirtort triple from the i,,, i '' IgitOde, Boilttf, Dr T F O- 18 t u i. c ay e. saileil the l'.6easant sloop of wit., i ' : l 'l .4.-::::.' I.l %.l lit 'e e n t t o o tl i a t e t l o V f e ll t st%O irg t i t . t' the f.'oderns sl oop o f 0 : :!' St e . li a, .r. Irt c er am hi e vin i g nt r o f6t tl t !! (l rbour the Arrow and Afio e : trhoolacr , , to rtOt:---Wind W. moderat e . ' P -1 " l' 4900 ,T DEAL, Not% 1.4 mail, T h fr 2 ..i ß it s (i cli o ld tko l' ur t te h i l t fiairliittt o t r hs aiL Ll ':::: 4l lj' t ' i mr :, fihee s u r il t . i . v 4 e r l ; : %Volt sill he mile tlit se Kumla grt IVednei.rhic. !.. -toe sits".' i 4 lilrti the i'n/io frigate, b u t „ wool (V 4 , • ifralh.-00 iiivriont cf . its Wowing a ga l e f rom 0,... his Their 4.F.ondt oh;lod on ll'hurodov. ~,,, TH F. if 4 . -.1 ; : he t : t . 7 . ( 1 6.1:6:t4po luii r ; . 61 6 t l r . s x. h oo P a le' ad:t o 4 h r e a ll . B u t e l. s a z Baltic. 6 : -. ... 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Navy .1, - I Lea( Asaniente Otwatoat 4l die. ~ r. kilt lox = sosi 97 prem. ern i: 1. , Etiehaipese BR* sti. • i 3 iv pont. pil, Rank for . . • '44 • ~ , Cossets rot 6 ( VA a-id, T. RISII, Stneloltroktr, . mei 4, Cambia, soil 0, Cliatimpremi. sir -_ - Slice -. . "t" .. "" -. " -......- "" ... .... . - BIRTH. weir On Pralorday se'cini9ht, at 7 . 11.r.11111 Castle in Cornwell, no the Lady of Samuel Stephens, Fort M.P. of a boa • Ilse IMAM. ii Last Fri•hy, at • Rovenyard, me 11,.refordshire, leech re• swim notched and deeply Imeretted, t M.T.C. huh., la the ;VI year 414. st... ---.- news ._... ...____ ._ Illtili WATER, TktirbAy, AT !LONDON BRIO( . se ta I Mine. 4 vela. saw, Lam. SS mist. after v . , a dm 3 11ATIIIIIIIIDNIAL YELICITY. sal " Bid happy they, Ilitivapiiest of thin kiwi"-soli W the ;al a( language of the immortal Tlunneun, inn, speaking °flits spit Marriage state : hat to Mawr that baronial*, its neer- is I wry, as litresial observes, to have . Mow sluts II can- 'r pane stow," " A %newt amid la :a Willa hudy." Henn lithe the iu.lespeosalitt. ne,er.ity of c‘ery ;alma, ere be eaten into that Cum alliance, to pay a .11' respect W I "' 41 health. MESSRH. GOSS gad CO. as reentarit nil- try, eated Surgeoss of Louder. La' ,' * 0 '!" 4 " w1 1 4 ' 44 En their attentiou far them last fifteen erste os the Ito& al • those disorders isloeh so fieuttently tmbitter, sod too Gino tb, recent, that ioestimatik hiemiog, Hatnatoaral Y.brity. 'at, The unrivalled patronage they' have hitherto rere.seit ban lAN pers4ns tithe float dotint I .oe, sod the 'lndere , Hum* attendoog their • opener t• -. of treatment •it 4.-: vino hie leb plaints, iladunr them thus 1 .- . delyh, offes Si roe II ...smog. I a al‘ comes of DRl3lux 1 or I)E PICI P. * .'t CY , whether I T resulting from the too frequeocy tit psancipstise in the It gaieties of a fashiostiabk life ; Om onlosamled nothelgeoce al libretinieny. as a secret, solitary, sod destrertive Habit, which 'III weakens the energy of tire Mimi, and diatro,e thelleorr of •vr youth, by producing sterility is the owe sea, mod iwpotesce . 411 in the other; they offer a safe aid . pereattneet ruse To 9i those who, from such complaints, are prevented entere: into the merrier st.tte, soot, ashamed to seek relief, Woad Pi over their infirmities in *leen, It most be coooding to 'mow, however difficult or inefferlonl the rune min he ilo • deemed by other practitioners, that, by a rem ol ; and W- innable method, they may be restored to a .wand run vita. A ono constitution. lb A CERTMIN DISORDER, frequently- co ntracted is a meant of indiserrituo, Math every sinews of sypiolstir Pi- rd renew by a mild and worst - co t mode of trea:isent, st . i speedily and radically removed, *Munn re str a int in diet if r exercise, by Manna. Goal sod Co. i as also S-fla(it• REA • of the Vvetbra, and Glee's, which they are enaLteit to .we la in a short pettod, o ithout recourse to the *doh dcteer , '' v il effects of the Caustic; vefereuevs of which ems be gm , tw mural Gentlemen of high rgietteliiloi, mien have be"' r. cured, after having laboured order Strictures foe sassy Its' Ti Married remotes, whose expe kit detested, of Hews t ruer pledges of coanobial bsppiaess bare detested, it e i l n? sho be a pleasing reflection to know, that, in omit illataste t . the impediment is to br removed • foe an, to has boo lb . eflieery of their Van, that many Ladies, who had gives . a all hopes of progeny, have been agreeably disapp oint• ~ Messrs. Goan and Co. exclusively professing the ewe of :M ., , partierisr complaints, la order that they may set be in , t;,d, by a urinal:en ftw, with the opprola nous so jurh. s ,- , niched to the ignorant Empiric, %book it bat jinni., i.• themselves to ..... , that they hove howl propwly oda4aud and initiated into every brooch of the profesalos leetto Scams of sloth, from different Hospitals, and testiminu als .1 i. from the must c ... i . mist rhysicinne, lb, y have, to commie say incline, ; that the enemas molting from Owe ere fie donvoun neat induced them to quit the practice of the V• I Moral prectinueer ; and they plossiose that their peetentiev e 44 meatiest' a fiir grousiel She the unprecedented cosievre with which they bare here by the ?Welke so libeel . OF as* o moored. To he consulted at their 'loose daily A- • s ersenally, I/ , kite.-), by either sea, with secrecy, deheacy, and tanner C Patiestent the Country are regulated 1., state the yart2!it 1 Saes ed their case, age, and manner of hying, rucksing • M• ww Note, and Advice and Parthenon will he tata k .liatsly for - warded to every pert of the Kingdom GOSS and CO. 13,1loovvrie4streal,Firot - ssz eet .a..:-.-.. - ..Iw.i- - - •-----. LONDON :-.Wriated and Publiiheil at the Olio. No "7' • Strand; where Advertiorments are revoindi ow d IA" ? =aid; seat be oddressea —C. SlfilTni 1 4 °? Cadials, Printer-.•t WHITE, li.' fa. aerwr,i • Polohsher.