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140 ND ON ZEI .7 1 17'; ' latr • . , • ••.• - ' fnir 17;'Pg .7. " 1 211,Regiment of trragovos, Cortit 'Halt to be Lieule purclia.-.e, vice Fenwick, whbo"Yetires% ' Charles , Dv ri v.ke, Gent Vetcrinaty. Surgeon, vitae .Sitnpsoo, .vtiu:cd Cl , l corgi: Croft,#,lrpin the.. 3411 - Foot, to be of rroop, vice Brown, who exclianges: j3i),„ tr..,g)lnent of Light I.)raguons, Captain. lames WAtisicr, r OIL: o,th Foot, to be L:aptain of Al ri op, vice' Elting t or Foot Guards, - Ensign William Bryan Cooke to. b e with:hit:purchase, vice Daveoporr,. who the ItUn.„Ctiaties t itztoy, front the 82d 1..;0t, to he vice. Cooke. Charles Faoiluier, P.Age. Of I lonour i 4, the ; Queen) to be Ensign, without who tesigns. • 13in r.eginw nt Four, Captain the i 100. Frederick C. Pon ' from the 6-.• th t vet, to be hajur, by purchise, vise unto), pro.u..red iii the 7th ‘Vcst lonia Regiment. -• 1 ;: 11 t Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Waller, train the 6th Garri. • . . iii B tti be lieutenant, vice Hudson, who e . k. tiangcs.. Ensign Toomas Hewitt Bay lie to be Lieliteitaat, hilout Puteitase, v;ce Edgell, who re.,igns. Wm. Ptice; kiisi t ,n, vice lloylie. Ditto, John Tounley, Gent; to be Ensign, without pur:. cna.ie, vice Thurgoott, promoted in the ssrlt Lout. ;ti Onto, tiktvitt Leat:ll..t. Gent. to be Seimtid Lieutenant, •• ieitlitifit purchase, promoted. Henry Kelly, Inte to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice • Wynin:, ',minuted. p,itu Ditto, Ensign David Kennedy Kirkland; frorrt the 28th Foot, to be by puiehase, vice Tighe, promoted: ;Ain Captain loon boiwn, lIUM tin., nth Dragoons, to 01:a Company, vice Cum, who exchanges. bieutiauni: kinies Hurt to be Captain of .a Corn. .by Vto: ()range, prinnoted. •Vv m. Cott; 34,4iit e Eiisign, witimut ,purchase, vice Crawford, p: , nitoted in the Ail Garrison Battalion. Ditto; Bryan srai.ltt.u r Gent. be ,linsigii, by pur_ cia.g,e, vice cerrriLitc,,,upp..inted ko the 4eit bout. 43111 f Ltijig{i 1011t1 r,1C110.1.e be Lieurendint, by our chew., enitips, woo Elwood, Gent: to 1'.16.46 BrOOke. 1)1:16 lin / 1 / 4 bb9rt, c»1, to be Ensign, without pur. • , mu:in:mem his obi taKer, place, spit Dot:, ElL,:tenani Reeves to be Captain of A • ,Vlt., Oilutis. • . , . :5901, ,LOU, j ap,“:.ll,kn, to 4e Ensign, uy pur. vice 6A11 .1 1)1:' , ..:,; . Captain Eirington, front the 13th 1.1,411 t I?ragoo.;s, to be Captain of 14 Company, Mt: .\ . l• Al- , ctLnallgeS. Willienl klaito, tent, to be e. 111):)..) purcilase, v cc itourtionnaye, promoted in WAttevitb) . , Kegioieut. Cut st Ditto, Sccouct Holland Daniel, from the 2.2 d troutoo: Enswi 161)11 t'artter, from toe : 11311 tout, to bit dit 70. j Gentito be Quarter. tI aSt,r, vice Alusgrave, aiivointod to' the' jlt WC,,; India ktomilt. • 66th, auto, Captain George Herbert Adams, troin 11,1 r-pay of the late 7iiii Foot, to U 4,1 Captain at a Cattipall,,VlLt: 714 t Ditto, tirtiiet •Litor.!nain-Colortel Nicliolas.Levett Pea. cucke ;rout Ifait:pay 0, the late LimeriLk Vencibies, to •' be Niajor, viee Oaitiiitori, tt no exchanges. Sul Ditto; Stephen bti.cratt, Gent. to be Ensign, without ptift;i4.lso, VI.A.! 1.11 croy , appointed to the tit tout Guards. 23d Dili°, folio Nlontgoinery, Gent. to•be without :plit , c4l tie, vice Parker, promote - A in the 61st Foot, Prawns • - 0 4 Donnell to be Lieutdriint, vice. bawrcii.mn,•- Brerted:- • John 7'll4aiter, Gent, to be • vice tPDolir.e)l, 211 Garrison ltattalicrrt, Ensign' lames - Crawford, from the 35111 foot, to tr.: Lieutenant,-vice Pratt, pionio.ted in the Nuns Scotia Fwieioles. • • .. oftildt9, Licaltimant lames E:Elutl$011, from the I4tit Foot, e;l:tettien.iiit, vice Waller, who exchanges. - 3dii,West Italia Regiment, Major Charles Visconnt Peter.' snail! topi• I....eutenant i L:oltme.l,:without purchase:".' Ist V,et:ran liattaili,o, Captain &mutt Barker Edrues. 11 stt.lt ry tot tilt: Ciiptani 01 • (.1411ipuily, rascr ) ;'appointed, to the 6th Royal Vete-4 „t i i,tl battalion. „„Mitimottrinoum. , • • ` : .l..liittertant George G‘iiciori, 'Or toe 96th Regiment of Foot, is stiptirsetted, being absent tsatitout leave. Odorince.OffinF, :lune 25, ,Bo'. tiepin, al el , a iltly , cciititl ' C7i j rta i h btephrn Kirby to be ..iiljtitant, vice W, .Lltf l cl , 11r„ holed. Dated j utle First Lieutenant • Power to he Second. Captain, vice Kirby:;• • Datcd sc.cond Lit:nu:lima William L. By ne to be rust /Jew. nant, vice lower. Dstcd as aouve. Major t.;eofge - ..sailo cit •i., be Lieutenant-Colonei, vice Bowater, retired to Ltlie Oaten jutie zB , 1807. Captain dv,', 1 ,1 1 - i - itcharu to no l%Lijor, •vice Salmon. I.Jated, A ati,,vc. Sr uhd C,il,tain 114.titcy ‘V41:,11 to kW Captain, 1),*10.1 eis abOie. 'First Lieutenant Cuy 7 ,c, co:tin to ' be set.nott Captain, vice Walsh. liat,,t bei,acut ltobat Weidconitn; to be First Dated .is above. dokinhsi.,r 1,1 Lou,!„..byi' dug' Volunteer Infantry, s i gne d - -the Lira La ,iv aunfy 41 L e h ,: tie I‘loj#l.i . ...ontirrastowit I; , sort to be LlCuTenatit'...uloitel.:. ' . 1)4431 Captain lona t'a'ut: to 1),ILL1.1 ;u; e, To be k•iiptai:is , -Liettlena. , f I;,ewen, Gated Soo.- Liontellant i4)attlet If (OW . lratttl aS :thr)VC, glee; Ella, tiaiign.4l. • D a t e d ' 'l4, Learcilant joliii 'tee' Whattun, resigned. idatca .is above. . I'o he 1.1-11telimiti; . -11415401 Joseph Almond Cropper, vice Burkile, promoted. 13..ted Aug. 14, i 447. Ensign Thos . . burrs, vac Fowler, prombrett. Dated' 'as above. Ensign Rotoi .V 1 a! shall, vice Fiantock•-,-reAAntd. Dateit as . above pow Qtr i t. • To be Etisi,;il,:-Itilitt Peck, Gem. vice• Cropper, promoted. I)ated Aug. 14, t 807,. Robert Parkinson, Gebt. U.itt. d AS ab, , ve. • „. To Richard hardy, D. D. I:+ate,l Sept. S. TOloo'Surgoon—losepli Vickors, Gcnt. vice' Vickors, ile ce.isttl.•: Dated Aug. 14, ISos, To 4: Quarter-Matter-1011u Peck , Gent. vice . Hancock, 104,11ett. Dated Aug. 14, . Commirtionr • tfri ibe %V mot Nortols signrd ib I d ,or Lieu,'enant Robert Johnston, Cent, to be Ensign, Dated 1 ' e Line 3f, 1,,,07. AARTNERstiivs L.), Thomas 1-104t,,.v.rth Poppleion and 'lent ) , A.!tley Keeble, or iiloontshury-srinate. aurveyorr. May z 3. Thomas Burrell and Win ;t l oureollieilericay, Essex, wine inetcoatits. Deveoilier Thoiti.s Halliday, loan CoLkshott, and fames Rusher, of Iti,itQuit, York :,nire, wurstc(l spinners. Turn 2.}. et4e Gregory and Roh. tleinteLson, of North Last Passage, Wellcluse-square, i „ . , , , ,conista. lan. t. 'Wm."Vield and Pi - ant:is ludiald, of Upper Thames-street, clireNemotigrrs. lune 24.. Win. Bayley a,.il Chrs,l'upilur llayief the younger, of the' Abbey}' Clini.lt-yard, \\ , iolieno.lraper,s.Sept. z 9 john Watkins and loseph of Ivliiinatik-row; coal inerettatiti. April i. joseph Koper and. Punbtion, of Dowgdte • Wharf. 'sine David Llial jun. John Ciies, and David Chas. Roose, o f c o p: tune 76. • . iohn Meadows Newman and pdiii Cuiot, of the Iviinoties, fume 47: I)avut and David Ogilvy,' son. of Holborn; inns: j tun: .24. L cc , ll; , r it tV,n. ja644, 91 , „nit Thomas Whitehead, .1:1t . 13rown ,low-street, ttrithurii, 3. loin Watson / jun. and lames li: l ackburri,-L an c a sgAise i pipton : inanufa,:turcrs. j ..ne 1111110tUa/torf'4nifeitheii Slialktot, ofAlatichester, spinners,. tine z 7: Cr, H, Parry, and T',litya: Paythenrs, of New ISAAiti•zt reel, Ornmosts. Willi ii04.13011A1,E1 :1110111a$ E101441.t11N11 , The following iiiistiki.asaritiut ue too often of licliienture h I)o 4 sible cau,:4 to *tald Inoue is there, exceptiq t tiat of a Sta , ,t.! liwtery, by wiliOli , nniptostiusttouncs can be , pmesseil for so vo ryttitnall a Stake - xisketl, at instantaneously obtaining' futquile ? rrhe wit 0101 an is chal -1,,,iw, tv i ta ;u e any other niOdethat affords ehaiitq's and, equally capable, at su trilling mil 01 ii.l7lllollSt2 a prod . TL 41 nl7. i t)6E - toli ~V' r 4 .• tritnnt,yrittr wArlike puints pcepai%! 1 v.vity titan eihttilitger share Wllicit British aw-tits F.'eit AlexaMer's*, self aid!" Let P uud llonapitirte's Veu~;et i 1 St eI Cut, Mill 10 th.t Fates. Descentl.from Heav'n ye Chridtian Graces; Unveil your. in.:re tltia mortal laces,, , Our valour to awake; Faith, Hope, and combine Your Forces lit the British Line, The Gallic Pow'r to shake. 111. . . k)ur Flags uttfurl'd, the C: anon roar; the cries of Death afflict the 6.liurc But. Victory succeeds The cruel C;:esiir's blood is shed, Ills Laurels on the Champaign spread ,Sh4ll grace our gen'rous Steeds. For Cod will on his %Star-Horse ride; . So lly Isaiah prophesied, To combat iri uur Cause: The I'ow'r ut lla►kr.ess will assail; But Ci►ristia;i V►rtue Shall prevati—= • Then purity our Laws. V. The Dove, descending front above, tra,:gz of our 14ther'$ love, Will liettle on n tlie Earth ; The Olive rich, and Wilda Vine, 1 heir iertili brimclies shall entwine Na who r a bapirts dearth. Vi. Ddlicving in a Savjour Lord, icws § are filially rator'cl, And 19ollit sclubta ce4SC The Songs of Cherubinis on bib, , And tbAts Nionitts to the sky, .Nruclaiin a Gelleral Prace. I:vrpci; Alexander, E.lnperr,r + Caesar, i. r. is,n,rparte, whn is the grateit Chnquttot since the death ut ti,4 1 31411 i. Livery II divi(tual will cow:nein this belief when tbti jeW4 1c114./Ullc.o their A po)tac3 • OLD Bdi L EY. VEstr.nDAy the Sessions at' the Old Bailey com. menced. ~ ' Richard Andrettl . . was put to the Bar on a capital indietment Mt' 6.l6niously stealing in the dwelling hetise ut Mr. Joseph Harris, a box of silver plate, the prtiperty of a Mr. Harris, the prosecutor'S son in-law. The particidars of this felony have been recently detailed in the accounts of Andrews's exa mination before the Police Magistrates of (Amen , square. Mr. Harris, jun. 'proved that the plate belonged to hini,; but, pit being d es i re d to.pro d uce it, liesaid he ' had not brought it with him, not conceiving it to . be necessary on the trial, having already sworn to it at the Police Office. it was at his house in the. country, four miles' off, and his wife was at present lying:-M, and 'was not able to attend. - The Learned Jiidge 'here interposed, and said, as thO property was not produced and identified, the jury must acquit 'the Prisoner, Which they ac cordingly di,l. Andrews, however, was detained, to beThed at Clerkenwell ,Sessions for the misde meanor, and the Prosecutor bound over to prosecute' /Mil. Singlet»! alias Dench, was convicted of steal ing a*silVer taukard, and various other articles 'of silver plate, value above' 40s. the Pioperty of Rich ard Rd tvlinson, Esq. his master ; and Richard Thompson, for having feloniously rectivea from Sin-. gleton fire silver tea spoons, and other articles or plate, . the property' of Mr. Rawlinson aforesaid, knowing them to be stolen. Mr. Rawlinson stated the circumstances of . the' robbery. - Singleton had confessed the robbery, and had owned that , wide part 'of 'the money 'he receivcd,' . he - purchased a, pair of pistols, and went on the 1 i 1 t.g..iway and cont.. ' united two robberies. For these two sobheries there were two indi&ments pending against him,. the one at the instance of a Gentleman robbed at Kew . ,- on the :frith June, of his watch, and the other, of a Mr. Baker, robbed near Ewell, in Surrey, on the same day, Both the Prisoners were foutidguilty. CAurles, Barnard, a groom, was capitally con yi6ted of feloniously embezzling six guineas, received as part of the purchase-anoney for a 'horse sold for his master, Fawkes,,Esq.< to Lord Craven.-- 'Mr. Fawkes employed the Prisoner to sell a horse for him at so guineas, and after some time the Pri- goner told him that Lord Craven wanted the horse, but would.onty give 74 guineas. Mr. Fawkes agreed to take it; but the,Prisoner received from Pentbrd, ' Lord Craven's groom, 80 guineas, and paid his Mas ter but 74. M. Fawkes had some suspicion of the fraud, and threatened ,to apply to Lord'Craven ; upon which the Prisoner, iu rather an in4olent told his master, that if he did, he would nevei sell a horse for, again ; that, it was usual to lave some' profit on selling horses ; was 4.regular bhiug, - and servants could not :lire: On their wages, .buf; must have profits in some other way. 4leplotd, the groom of Lord Craven, swore, that he t paid,to the Prisoner 80 guineas for the horse, and prodoced the receipt. of .the Prisoner's wife ; but he .acktaiwied.,; , .d that the Prisoner made him a present of three guineas and a Lord Cray en proved that he had given to his groom a cht!ck,i4K 80 guineas to ,pay for the horse, The Prioner pronght soo n ; wimesses, who gave him a ~;(- ) c):1 charnaer : Tbe Jay foUnd hint Guilty ; . Jones atH Geork;e.Finch were, found guilty, and sentenced to death, tor. .being at large,in this Country btelore time peri.udioe. timeiy formqr se4let)ces of tritnipt';rt:mmion int4,e4Ris,ed,„ These are the men w h o 60 violent a resistance to G i ritliths and !7i;iiith, Police Qificers, 9t; ,the,l4th of June, at a Ltobert's-place, Commercial Itoad, • 1.0 ND() h. , i ; n ' rt ll6kßis, Of No.. artlett-court„ leer ;) At the SuN-Orvic:: whae ildverlisements, Urricrs The best titBenbers, wai subje6t sta7tc 1; t 1 • ()tiler evening; al a city cluh. One meMber advilier &Mt of it blindfAl; in honout of the - blind gOddess ; 'a-second with • the - :bacis of the Tickets presented.; a third recommendetLuutn;- bers containing three threes, or three nines, observ ing, that the - late bespoke number, which' sent a 20,0001. Priie'to Southampton, had three itines. , -- But tile. ellairara,s opinion was, , to, choose.nutnbsers in .the present Lottery which were blanks in the last. Front resped "to the chair, the latter mode was adopted. • • - SHIP NMI S. HUB L, DUNS 9. A rrived*the Advehture, Appleton. from Narva ; Triton• Hudson, froulltiga ;. and Margaret, hlarchson, fro:n Lo:ig ' sound. GRAVZSEND, JUNC2.9. Passed by-.the Winter,' Tops, and'iElizabeth, Frank, from Memcl ; Good Intent, Pringle, from Pernatt ; ..Nep tunits, Peterson, Minerva, Sayer, JO Two 13rocher3,"Vok all, from Norway; Expe:litinn, Sumter, from Riga; IN)i -'terra, Fayn, and Isabella, NeWlian, fru,n Narva. Sailed—the Wilding, Freeman, f r Demerara; Traveller, Holland, tor List:ion; Whim, Forbes, tor/ Malta ; Union, Nobles, for Guernsey; and lirecze, for St. Pe tersburgh. • v PassOd•by-- the Jaw, Scott, from . Qttebee; Apponts, and Unity, Peterson, tront Norypay. Sailed—the Flora, Houtton, William, Wake, Nelly and Ann, Colyne, and Margaret, — ltailewou..l, for lilsinur:. II IR rilS. On Sunday last, the .Lady of James Clarke, Esq. ufjohn girect, itedfuld-tow,:ura Daughter: Monda), in . Soinerset-street, the Lady' of Thomas lii~twclL• ksq. of 'a Daligtiti'r. l'oeiday lag, at' UtlinXton, near Stamford, tlie Lady ut Lieur•ti ,ht. Colonel ut the zstli Regiment, of a Ve.:rici.y, in Upper Berkeley.street, the Lady of Arthur Ch ini)eroowne, ofa•Daughter. at Laitiburgh,. Leidy Gibson Carmichael, of a .1):1601.er. lIIAIcRIL O. On MondAy, at Kingston Church, Charles Gilchrist. Esq. SutActio, to Miss lialdwin, ciceSt clatighter of Henry L 6 q. Tuesclo last, at St. Sciuthwark, Alfred Thrale Perkins, k.sq, of the Middle fernple, to,Miss lane of l'et.kham. . 'Flit: sante day, at Christ Church, Spitalfields, Mr. j-lui s Ponhain, or' Black friars. Wad, to iy; iss . Sarah.. SpIIJIHIS, Ot , • • . - Sjittai 411 UM. . . Lately, at Edinburgh, John Mowbray, Esq. of Harwood, to Miss Patricia I lodge, or A walls. •, VP It. I:. -0 •YEIITT Bank Stork, Navy 5 per Cent shut 5 per Cent 1797, 5 pt. cent. 4. Per Cent. $o 14 a , per Cent. I:e,t 6z a a I per Cent. Con shut (tank I- Anti $7 11-1601 S Ditto Short Ann. S I UL' K S RDAY. India Stock, shut'. . • , India Ilaiitk, 3s. is. Pr. .. 4 . , Sohch Sea:Stock, Shut,, • New Amt. slut ~. Exchequeriir,VsVlt i . 4s, dis.: Oulnium, i par,- 4 , , imperial 3 per Cetit..6t i i‘ ; Curls. fur Op: 63 ii i i ' WATLiR AT DON uitLUCE O-MOW: ROW. Mottling, • mitt. after ix, I Afternoon, ig min. after la.'. - • • VCVHEN Vrofessionai Men of Education and deviate ffolll - the genciral SyStclit by the selection of a pecriliar branch, the sanction of long eon_ nutted success is the best criterion of superiority. 'fiiirteen years hatrc I devoted my practice to the excluthe treatriwin. of Three Disorders, anel the_successful result 41 my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as Lir as I am i abk, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most important in the Catalogue of Human Ater initiation into every Bram:l44i an Army Surge on ;• 1 formed a wish at an early period of l'radice to rescue in. dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men,' or.the equally dangerous precipitancy, o 1 general Praditioners. The Three Disorders, to the Chre of which I have tie. voted toy :Mention, comprise every species of VLN E. AL' •iNvEetiori, whether of a recent or long du . ration: idly, All kindS Of debility, whether arising from • the , habits •of school-boyp, -or ,the - indulgences of mature age: And, lastiy, t_iat derangement of the system in wo. men which is called ;IA IcENNESS, or STi•:kILITY. Numerous DliteaSes' are the result of ignorance, ,or haste in the treatment 'of a simple Gonorrhcea; and it not . un. frequently happens that :the seeds of Lite .are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded 4" superior int.' thou such Complaints are easily cured v . and, even where ,others have failed, 1 trust that, I may , pres u me s o o w e: - a radical raLestablishnient. Few, however, arc the cases of complicated distress is this distirder t compared with the calamitou s Situations ef Men, who, froM an indulgence in a solitary vi ce , or prevalent gaieties of a fashionable lite, acquire that state of Debility, ;Which is the unavoidable consequence of such the unhappy sulfates broOdi over his misery. but ePiter‘refgnihi t ,1e ) miVo rt Otte, i may be some copse. latinn for him to know,:fliat aithough: it :be an ohjed of doubt of uncertainty wan - other Practitioners, the rentoVa: of these' Deficiencies by the glaitual progress of Itenuva. lion, is the acquirement of ray Exverieace. It the sit:S. of liacchus or Venus live 'began to rc,ilice Manly, yignur, mildOnxi“`i will be 'orevent , :d by an Counrerac. :tion of this - fanguid state ; .and in these cases, no great difficulty will Occur. • • But where this Deficiency has for yelrs existed, a proper perseverance is hvitspensably , eqhfsite to revive the slum. , .bering Sparks °fide, and to re-animate the Consiithtion. M A lt it I F, I) %SRI MEN, wno nave long been disappointed ini,their.e.stpeVtatOns.of a ltartitly.- MO be assured,. thai.di most ittitanc".es, .such defeas are curable by W l 44itNil skill. The secresy which is so eStential to my undertaking, and Out qua Utica tigns Nyhioli .1 have presuMect to state - , forn the basis of my pretensions, and in conic:U.:lice with such this intimation is given, that Mr. bra rnity be„consun, d persohally; , , , or' b Leiters , (hiciusini; it SittatilitTilit), at fts .No. 29, Arundel street, ,itrand, nonr Temple Ba r . 'l2her is additiosias Evarpcc in Walcr-sire:;, and the Name is oft both ;he doors. MARTIN itAI, Mettar . rot ne Roval gt, o f s tuvenin. -., ACA tfl - lON. Persons who insert them. selves to be Members of the Roxal College, having for seer rat montliSpast copied-My Airvertisements . almost word for •, word, and inserted tilerh as their own. productions, it is my duty to mention*, that those i'crsons are not Members of any College in London, Edittliurgii, or elsewhere, liar have they any rtglit to practise Surgery in 1.41f(100.. pit! )11511'..i.i., ) " 1V I. L. I A t 4. MF 4 of So t , , Molton• stret, cr.-,svenor-F.1,13re; for the 1 clters for !he Editor, (post-paid),. inust Ue DIA D. On Saturday last, in the 2.31 year of her.age, Mss I larriet fessopp, youngeit'datighterof John lessopp, E r Sel. of %Val tharo Abbey, ht the Coynty of Essex. On Sunday last, at his liutle at Stockwell Common, Tfio. mas Darlington, Esc). . A ttw'days ago, .at Shepherd's lames Johnson, rsq. Lite Architect to the Ilarracli Department. • • On Tuesday,. at Sidniouth, Mrs. Jackson, + of lobo laelmon, Esq Mentber•for Dover, and daughter of the General Goreht.m. `Y est erd ay, at Hayes, alter a - shorn illness, Sirs; Kerby, wile of Mr. James Kerby, Booksellcr, of ()mord-street:. On the' loth ult. Mrs. Mary Walker, of (7rcat Wild street, in the 83,1 year Of Her. age, . - Lately, at Muirkirk, in Scotland, john l'Aterson t aged t3t years and some months. lie; was' a shepherd tiothairearty period of his lite till wiktiin these few :.:4ars, and idwio healthy. On the a7tl► tilt, in Ileitior shire, Mrs: Monerieffe. relil of the late 'A ItLrnion Nioticriefle, Lord- NILLyor ultti.: City ui Pubgli. the year 1-7 9 i, On.l: tidily last, M ro. tabctli tones, of the Strand, in her . • Lately, in Ireland, the Right Rev. Dr. james,t-towkins, Bishop of Itapline. tan 'ft slay kaignts7lit, at Orchoitt,.in Scotland, Patrick Bottoming, Ltiti, of (ircll4ol. .1. • • it • V i 4b WAltd ! • By Mathe s and Strand, 11,13. Symonds: $~ Patemo'iter,.. - row, London ; Dugcl.ll;:, ; and may be hack of aortlookst.lter;rili-Or.e Volume ()elavo, with an eloant Pqrtrait of the Autitat, ,ft New Etlitiol, pridt only OlYs- cehtaining hearty l'a'kt.V: 61, OLO AO , N -. 's GUIDE 'IQ: HEALTH ; -t3F; lfd vice to bath Sexes, ia. a V•tr,iety of Coluplaiiirs.'.jix plaining; in-a• concise .- tit';(l pl.iin mai:acr e the mide, treat ment, and most etliDal4ua 1.-t;tnedit.!, for the followi,lit Di,' eases, which are tre:lte:ror under their re'.peeti re OCALi.,, V.L. • Abortion'or Misi:arriagz. IndiipOsit tons at terid.rtit J 4 Asthma . "PreAnaney --- f .. , , . ;.A ppetite; , Lost of " - Indigest hitt .1 11.1trenness • - I oven:.e. I ...diseretir. •• , " : " Midis CoMplaims - LowlieS - s Ui )pith s ' ,_Chlorosisor G,teen Sickness .iktostrual Evacuations .•..", ' ' Child-bearing ' ' Nervous 1515g4,:i ' .. ..cootguilitiojts _.. . • On inism, or-Secret Vvr,eri L'.:iiale . Diseases ' Pregnincy Pits , - ' -.;y . - Phillisis, of Cough • Fluor Albus, or Whites Rheumati,at Fiattilinee, or Wind' gel - Oro:a . . Cleets . .. . - Serainel Weaknesses . . . ..„ • Conorrhtea - SCIIIvy , Hypochondria, or Melan. , ; Tutasit - Life, •• ..'.t cooly Complaints . 1.. exe;.. &c. To whith , is:added,. ail -iis44 on the Venereal Diseaskbi G :cets; i01j .. 1 Szmuiii.mz w . c.tkn4,4,. The %Ilioir . .ilustralt4 • anu-iitiersporsi-d %vftli a v..itet y of authentic fae.t., :.,:vcr lie. h..: liLtiii,l:c.l. By S. SOLOMON, NI. D. . 1 .., The Author is iontid to contest, that he Itabtett assisted by many eminent literary inedic.il man, to whose lationr4p4d assistance ha is much indebted • they, as well a, hints'erf: have tried the renicches prescribed, ;old acknowlettgack-thOkt salutary and port•irlfil etticitey. .. Orders given to any•liookseller• In Tolyn or cptintry ftt ‘E'SoltiiiiiniS: iiiiisie to health," will 11._ duly executed.at .only 3s'.,ear.,:li'copy, free of catriage.fr For the very eixeciledt clwrader of this Book, sec the (tit - Went Itevies. .„.,.. 4, London . : Prititett for the Autlnik i and sold by MatheiT s and Leigh, No. JS, Strand.; .and H. D. ;Symonds, .P. 4 6 .1. - nostet . -row ; also by all Booksellers in the United kingdom. • • I _ • " _ . RENOVATED, HEAL:Kiri. • 'TT hat bee 6 too I:equently the shbjea of just and general reernbaii,on, t.iat men destitute vit he elenients - o 4 t Art- hive oder:ALA heiltstairdi tii xmatottlt: for, 1 . public patmnage in. the prs.n'essioo of ithy sic.- For tile ,purpptllC of tibia ) ; josriar...ti)tbe resit 1 t :if 6.lljsiultie s :hid ex perietwe,ltiti to preve.it us trrmi )eillg ciassed artunmtp i ose elttyrriFs wItiAlV ' imprirtictit !‘r.2reirs;sms h rye, tin frir itilln y for Jo,..iety, ' beer? too r.twurably r..-,:eived, %ve ire; leAve tq to4ll)st :to the 1111011 awl euirglitemd a leitlrfol 4tate+rie!it abur par*uits and ac. qu i renter: ts. After ltevi rtg'recei ved"ltles ti la r ruei.bOat edtied l tton as the pupils of Igessrs., C;iiri . .illd anti 13lizat4,,,Ivhosp Ice.tdres at.d prtaice ivefArefully art...titled; 'as - ratifetlUts"aud • surgeons, of the London 11 rspjlal ; r.vesni•ere.l: cqulqi.feo is • stu(!crits . bythet juAlrccletir.itc3 5;.:1,t0 , ,', for rtedical acquire- 1""1• ,lie R° Y" eglieKe*Coill44re.ll.:;4h:i. ware instratal ;it r:,O aii;:zre.;ht branches of anatomy, s'urery, ttie theory ajlii. I,ra:A ik.e u(tillysic, cherstistrjr.tstid*trersy;•brytanyi 4 ke. &C. • ny those eminent prottlsors, i.)ts. ;11qtiru, C.; reAory, plAck rt Hatnnit/P6' tAllleari • : Intl Rut iterfcritl:'" 4 l‘'e•trusr 'bi': sh.lti ha b , ...'decri.l presumptuous in s.rying that oe'r profickovy and `ac . quire::::•:.ts are n .1 :n:o.i.;:t:•rabie. /hying tor a hiss; s eries ofiy eArs :4141..:..Y, c:1,4 , 41 co , lll)litiliniOart‘L.t he V 31 E 4 " il l ' ili3e4 0: IYetilliii, titt..• pAyt , cvl . ..r oniv'Cl..6ll:kir .ituliei and practi r :o l , it.witi,.wt ..tibpt,:ite..a?liiw:::l-tbit. v4i, lt,ivttetapti,tel stipend.? I , :titrwi:::;.4 - C ot :‘,:•4 ;.,. if ;10! 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Aikfttl I , • ,'' Patients in tut: cauilrry.:rte t tt4ted to stktg thep.;litiCti., LAM . oiit h Alt iicaSieg'atlt, * 4 4ifititr . it l4o/111 V144?t I bt It A l2' .. ? " .41 tiocmg a renlittmcc for 44vice,ati rut , 1it .,, m....4 - vi1vt . 44.4444,14,4i, wi it I , r -Ki4), or sent td.arry4aart tit' the fru4;tl In. - 10 , 1qir.'11,2 Oral ses.:tr:,.. .so eisortiAl..to QUI'. Alivi¢,rtakitv, t,fre:l4lslN4 Vt e .. letterstfay belttltd to the alii:Kint *tpr tiletheitics. ' ...... i, ~, •/-,, . C. ',...,•k, ~,ILlCUjiiiirt 1j,414.14,1 Co. 4uigjeiltlii.4 4 • No. 107, ftittoiv-gatilen,_ .. ' ' ' ::Cl:l2fletsrt„ (Nitric itst Cei:vilaviliCitt4iii. liV s frinnX4l* above , respectable l'Eafesprs qf .I,..undyil andLdq)ll;wh, 4, iNiaiiit enee,'sktil * ,-'aii utt d frilstity, with witictillre pi r'.." i".,,v 114 4 t4c•qluii.es!,,A 4iatekl 4 t.ltertt .dultag pie tip siotniabt timid ti thirr l I.tttuTes abdl'rallici. -- * ''l , " . ~.« . ~ . !...r :: _;...._. •' • *4•. 1 2 I ' '''' '' ' ' =II .". 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I),(irtfet.a.i.. rtze all inyci,:se--stillictfit i to . 91, titer, never. f ic, s yrt win' be, one of a ilangerouti, or of a more compli cated tuture. I was long looked upon 'brtrnyWitimis i tnyselt, beyond all clfgcovttry ; anti, tn. d,„t , i n wy then conditio n , .r.fEitTi - was puferah,le to in,' timid' thaw miserahlu4 1;n this 'Etna:Ft - tit situlritin •did I,(lraK a most raisbrallie tile Provtdoica threw in my way a Nct.ypai)er t,:nntiiit i ling the case of a Klr. 11. ill l'lymouth--hiy - fileritti re.triv.: I c..oula nut.- 1 seta and orocured sothe 'yalUr• LE AK. p k . +ATE NT 1 . 1.. LS, ivnicit, by tis.umstticolk; Writ, ttl'ltime,, ant now, ; 014 have long been, (after more than four )•zars indes4ribablq. distre)s), in as good a state of,4tealtli „as ever I e n j o y e d ; as a proof of this,. Iliad wtirie; thri iteiu t bortfto toe.a lew.motiths "ago.' itt gratitude ti (..;o:1, anti.in • hopes' of rendering_ my yoy CU, publish and VUll niay at any . per.ion4 wish to be satistidit : Rf';`the • truth, (II this, or further nirti. cuircrs!., to rnn p4r 601) . • AaS taw c.4es Tor b:.:;:., cv,:c cq ua". , i..! eXeced it, r - h:ol4: inn -. .evory atank'ind, , thAt tit voUr: RAI-4.-}s/1 4 ' I LIS fli,:y will !*.i.t s sure, spetliy, ao.l ful Cft: which 14 called J:, N. V)iiN 0. t's 7 1 r r v.ctr nettle and .::sift ss pitivisc ; bur 'cr(fltanie , )ntrsun. NAL!) , wintiN inn..?rm atit4 nvay als , i r.. - t.f.rted to me am ; fricals'hy Otwil,'llarri 3 atte;artient,l44inbu t gh. trtpore'd,ftriti:„Solii t!t ~ fie rotuletor,_ • T. t A i t , L ha ; t:Ac of‘s.4rgeone iii loncli. )1 1, at hi, t4' Where he Live At.tilca-wisktttkit i Ire,' Vt) rorsons 'tatt. jug these. :11 will 4ans/er ittt_len:s letteri, ifisoste paid, on the s,.knie terms.,9;lsetyt:i4 in ail I-a: I CS tht....nuJst, Invtol.thle s...tcTecy of case flavitt'g hertz., ttiention.ea. but 4lithdir,3wil,particiiiar reqtr:s+. ty the prict,r, nvyti... than titirty r six years,/ that he has hacl th eontuaing or an exteiolve sale of the itbt)tre Medicine, nr.l 4'r,sin4 tritrefrorti. They aro- alio s4..tict!by,:hiS App()UittnenT, iOr the kiving itt a ,by Mt. Barter. Etl - filbutgit ; Mr., M.:v:on:lK riftter, Glas -40,v, 'tblwifob.l 'also 'Mr: T. refer.: t'or hi& ..Altess ; at tile, i'ertutttctsg, Alhan's-tt..eet ; Rotte:ttsowist-Toy-sn ? pi dig. 143, 0 xfohl-streeti Mr. Dis.!; biguuvt!s, ,NO, 7, Ftsh,..titteet-itili, nearly objtestte nunient M t.' Steel's, 'llool:3e11.2r, t, tlilion-tufty,' Little. Td vv vr - itillt - MLE Bull,- I . ) itne4sireet; I.Yubiin by ono . itet ‘ tAul every eottasAtf.tritble town .n 1 .G.teat--lititatri anti I t.:iatul, in ;tuxes o t only zs, each,ltt wit 4 1 - .11 phitt ditettions, wher'eby persons" of cittier Scx re t r:en - ,stri re% .th ease anti secrecy.. Nl, Vvery sokl. fir, is scaled 'ie. on w.ia‘h., by t.-your of the Cor.ttut sioner t , at the Startlp-Ogice—" T. TAYI NO 6, New istidge4tfeet," to imitate which is ittlnt:y, r." 311 titA;r4i enunttsters