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.‘cvse the preceding night, ana by whom the articles were duly identified. On evidence to this general:elf:it, and antler an - nrcelient charge, from Mr. Baron THoNi . rsoN, from ?Those observations it transpired, that in one sense, the finding a verdika for the burglary, was material, because, though it made no difference as, to, the capital. nature of the charge, as more than the value of forty shillings was stolen, yet it determined, whether the Apprehenders should get the reward: The Jury were induced to briiig in a general ver diet of Guilty—Death. . • SESSIONS,IIOUSE CLERKENWELL. TUESDAY, APRIL 27. Crowder, Clerk to Mr. Stackhouse, an Attorney, was indided for assaulting Mr. Prime reau, an Attorney, living in Charles Street, Mid dlesex HoSpital, and.making a riot in his house. Jr appeared that the Prosecutor had, in conversa tion with Mr. Stackhouse, charged the Defendant with having committed perjury in an Affidavit with respect to a Cause in the Court of King's Bench, wherein Mr. Primcreau and Mr. Stackhouse were concerned... This was told to the Defendant ; consequence of which, he, accompanied by another young man, went to the ProSecutor's house qn a: Sunday evening, to .demand an explanation, as it was contended on the part of the Defendant,; but; it. was sworn on the part of the Prosecutor, to &Maid satisfaecion. A scuffle ensued, in the course of which the Defendant struck at the Prosecutor, • whose wife, who was pregnant, was very much a l Araw d, ari d shortly afterwards micarried, in con . 'sequence, as it was alleged, of the fright she re, Ceived on that occasion. The Jury, without hesitation, found the De fendant guilty, who was fined 201. which.he paid in Coln t. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28. - Israel, a Jew, was indieted for knOwingly utter►ng a counterfeit seven shilling piece. The Prosecutor bought some oranges of the De. feridant i:► the street, who contrived very dexter. ously, by a variety ,of pretences, as the ProSecutor wanted change for gold, to pass upon him a guinea, a seven shilling piece, and several shillings, all counterfeit. Some time elapsed before the Prose. cuter again met With him, when the Defendant en dervoured to escape, bat was immediately appre hended. When taken, no counterreit money was found upon him ; but at the moment when he was endeavouring to escape, and running down Whit comb Street, a paper containing a quantity of counterfeit . money was thrown down a cellar, and immediately picked up by a person who happened. to be there, which there.seemed great reason to be. lieye belonged to the Defendant. Some doubt arose as to the identity of the De fendant, as, at the time he was taken he wore a long beard, which afterwards lie had shaved com pletely off. The Jury, however, being at length satisfied, found him Guilty, and the Court sentenced him to six months imprisonment. NEWCASTLE, APRIL 24. ON Monday last, two tnem, Aynsley and War_ dropper, belonging to the Foundry at Lemington, having had some altercation, proceeded to settle the difference by - a battle ; .when after several blows, Aynsley dropped down, and instantly expired.— fie had before been ,subjen to fits ; and a, Jury, after examining into the matter, brought in a ver did, that he died by the Visitation of Grac', On Tuesday two boys, about twele or four teen years old, being very'imprudently permitted to have each a fowling-piece, repai*d to the Town Moor, for the purpose of ',shooting small birds, when one of them, after having loaded the gun with powder- and shot, resting his hand _on the mazzle thereof, it went off, and the'contents pass ing through the palm of his hand, shattered it in a most shocking manner. Sir ROBERT PEEL'S_ AURENTICE BILL.—The Bill now before Parliament, for the " Preservation "of the Health and Morals - of Apprentices em " ployed in Cotton and other Manufiitiories," contains a variety of very'sal . utary regulations.--L No Apprentice is, in common cases, to be cum. pelted to work more than twelve hours in each day, exclusive of the time employed at different meals. In cases where, on account of holidays, a stoppage of work takes place, Masters are authorized to employ their Apprentices for two hours longer till the time thus lost has been made up ;. bin the labour is never to be protraael beyond 14. hours in one day. In some part of every working-day AT_ prentices are to be instruaed in reading, writing, and arithmetic, in a manner proportioned to their age and abilities, by ,teachers properly qualified. Once in every week they are to be inst ruCted and examin ed in the principles of the Christian Religion ; and, incase these Apprentices shall be of the Church of England, they shall at least once a year be examined by thP. Rector, Vicar, or Curate of the respective pa rishes where the faaories are situated ; and, o❑ at. raining the age of 18, they are to receive confirms. Lion. The Justices of the Peace are to appoint visi . tors for inspecting the state of the different fadories, and see that the various regulations Of the Ad are properly observed. One of these visitors is to be a Justice of the Peace, and the other a Clergyman of the Church of England. The regulations of the Aft are enforced by severe penalties., From this short Abstract it will be seen, that the evils which are at present so justly the subjea of Complaint, will be in a great measure removed, and that the situa tion of a very numerous part of the labouring young People of the Country will be very materially ame liorated, sink Stock 1941 Navy 5 per .Cent. to4ii per Cent. 1797, tosibi I rish,s per Cent. toe 4 Per Cent. Con. per Cent. Red. 75-T i 3 per Cent., Con. 761-i 77 Ditto Scrip' B ink Long Ann. 2t 9-14 1 Ditto Short Ann. 5 1-16 Ditto Scrip On Monday night about nine o'clock, a dreadful fire broke out in the shop of one Nathan Levy, a linen-draper and haberdasher, Nq. 34., Minories, which in a short time. consumed the whole house. Of ivoc) wooden houses next to it, one only was damaged, inhabited by Mr. Hill, a baker. Stock . RDAS. India Stock 2261 6 Excheq.' hills s. s: preni. Fundable ditto preui. • 3d Exchequer Bills par Ne►v S. S. Stock. (Minium 3 4 Inver. 3 per Cent. intro . Ann. 'lank for opening India for opening Consuls tor Account 77Eti LONDON : Printed by BUCHANAN M 4 MI I,LAN, (of Bow-Street, Covent-Garden At the SUN.OFFICE, No. 112, _Strand ; where Advertisementa, Orders Y: , o/7 the LoN - DOY GAZETTE, Apri: i 7, 1807. , . . . Ordna”i-e-Office, April 26, ~- Rval RegirtroitVArtillety. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Tanies 'Boag to be Lieutenant- Colonel, v ice Butler, retired to't he Invalids. Dated April 12, 18,4. . . Brevet-Major John Harding . to b e Major. vice Boag. Dated . as above. Captain-Lieutenant Henry Geary to be Captain, vice Hard ing. Dated as above. First Lieutenant George Clayton to be Captain-Lieutenant, ' vice Geary. Dated as above. t.cond Lieutenant Ernest C.Wilford to be First Lieutenant, -vice Gay ton. Dated as above. Second Lieutenant Thomas Greatly to be First Lieutenant, vice 1.. Gillespie, retired. Dated as above. Second Lieutenant Walter Ashe to be First Lieutenant, ,vice C. Douglas, resigned. Dated April 17, 18c.^.. IVar-Onici', 27, 1802. Sth Rdgiment of Light Dragouns, Ensign John M'Mahon, - from the 67th Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Col- Man, promoted in the.soth Foot. .. gth Ditto, Cornet Thomas Cosby to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Peuefaiher, who retires. ilth Ditto, William Frederick Schreiber, Gent to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Jenkins, promoted. • t7th Ditto, Cornet Robert Younghusband to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Miller, removed to the igth Light Dra- • - goons. gist Ditto, James Calder, Esq, to be Paymaster, vice Sharpe, who resigns. 23d Ditto, Cornet RObert Salmon to be Adjutant, vice Gra ham, who resigns. zSth Ditto, Lieutenant ,Peter Honyman to be Captain, by purchase, vice Graham, who retires. 4th Regiment of rout, .Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel , . . . ...._ liatri,Cockburn, Bart. from the 73d Foot, to b Major, vice Keith * . who exchanges. fames King, Gent. to be - Ensign by purchase, vice INPlntosh, promoted.' 15in Ditto, Ensign Peter Charles Westlake to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Csornley, who retires. Lieutenant R. j. Wingfield, froM Colonel Fraser's C.oeps, to be Lieute nant, vice Giibee, who exchanges. t6; - h Ditto, Captain James Nicholas liilai!lard, from the 56th Foot, to be Cilptlill, vice Grant, -who exchanges. 17th Ditto, Ensign the Him. Francis W. Arbuthnot, rim the gist Foot; to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Aloirey, promoted. 2.34 Oitto, Second Lieutenant Edward Beeves to be First Lieutenant, vice Keith, promoted. 'William George St a i n .. forth, Gear. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice I)almer, promoted. z4th Ditto, Volunteer john%Claike to be Ensign, vice Ball, deceased. 33(1 Regiment of Fcot, Captain Cornelius Cuyler, from the Rifle Corps, to be Captain,, vice Morcott, who exchanges. 34th Ditto, Captain-Lieutenant Samuel liarwell Adams to be Captain, vice Bromhead, deceased. Lieutenant William Dawson to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Adams. Ensign Richard Sandys to be Lieutenant, by purehase, vice Hornby, who retires. , 4oth Ditto, Lieutenant Mathew L. Bell, . from tne 4th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Sut ton, who retires. 47th Ditto, Edward Ellwood, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Randk promoted. 49th Ditto, Arthur llowley . Heyland, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice ‘r itzgerald, promoted. 56th Ditto, Captain Robert Grant, from the 16th foot, to be Captain, vice Maillard, who exchanges. 65th Ditto, George Tattersall, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Clutterbuck, promoted. 65th Ditto, Major Robert Smyth, from the 52a1 Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Manooch, who retires. 70th Ditto, Quarter-Master-Serjeant Charles Martin to be Adjutant, vice Lawrence, promoted. 71st Ditto, Ensign .Coulson Skottowe- to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Grant, promoted in the t6th Foot. - James Nangle, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Skottowe. 73d Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant;Colonel Alexander Keith, from the 4th Foot, to be Major, vice Sir William C.ick burne, who exchanges, first Ditto, Ensign Robert Moody to.be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Sullivan, promoted. sjohn M'Cabe, Gent. to be Ensign by purchase, vice Waterhouse, promoted. iisth Ditto. Ensign; Lionel Smith to be Major. by purchase, vice, Lord Aylmer, promoted. 3d West India Regiment, Lieutenant Charles Macleod. from the 6211 Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Walker, who retires. A Corps of Riflemen. Captain Amos Godsill Norcott, from the 33d Foot, to he Captain, vice Cuvler, wfio exchanges. Staff' Corps, Lieutenant John Pine coffin, from the 4th Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Duthie, i/qeased. Colonel Fraser's Corps ! Lieutenant losepb C. Gilbee, from the ivit Foot, to be'Lieutenant, vice Wingfield, who ax. thapges, , Royal Irish Invalids, John Ncstor, Esq: to be Paymaster, vice Abercrombie, deceased. • • GARRISONS. Reverend john WethTral I, . Chaylain.to the Garrison of Ha , litax, to be Chaplain to the Garrison of • Gibraltar,. vice Chalmers, who res . rgns: -; - Reverend Josiah John Pike to be Chaplain to the Garrison of HaiilaX, in Nova Scotia, vice Aetherall. BARRACKS. Charles Andrews, Esq. late Caotaln in the 24th Foot, to be Barrack:Master at Newfoundland, .vice Glcdstanes, ap _ pointed Barrack-Master in Great Britain. ja.mesStnart, Esq.. late Lieutenant in the,42d Foot, to he a ' Barrack-ikelaster in Great Britain, vice . Scott, deeeaLed. • • The undermentioned Officers are superseded, viz. ad Foot, Paymaster - Walter Largent, being_ auent without leave. . t7•th Foot, Lieutenant William W. Scott. 7th West India Iteginiont, Lieutenant William Holland, having never joined since appointed. The Public have - an interest in being . informed, that .the violent pains, contracted tendons, and Use less limbs, arising from Rheumatisms, are capable of perfect cure. The following Letter from a Gen tktnan of the Bank • of 'England, contains a very. ex traordinary instance of this kind, that deserves to be generMily known : To Dr. GARDNER, Long-Acre. Bank of England: SIR, About fourteen .years ago, I was seized With a violent Rheumatism, from my hip to my foot, which lasted four months, depriving me. of rest, day and night; I did not expel} to survive the stroke ; and have been much affliaed since with the same cOm. plaint, from one' to three months at a time. Dr. Gardner's Pills were recommended to me by a Cler gyman froM Dublin, who himself used them; in a few weeks I was perfedly cured. I recommend those- Pills to all my friends, and am yours, &c. T. PARKINSON; Consul Office, Bank of England, Dec. .1797. Dr. Gardner's Pills and Plaster are sold at, his house, Nos. 75 and 76, Long-acre, London, and by Venders in general, signed on each box " J. Gardner"'-2IS. los. and ss. put up in magnesia ; and small boxes for the Poor, in sulphur, zs. 3(1.- 51. cases at the Dodoes house only, a saving of 3es. PRICE 01 YESIE - . and Published by W L L:1 AM I)RMIGER SCR/Pr's, (of Hors;.- for the I'ape6 Lotera,lo: the Edixor , titt. Ovit-pqi T}lc above cesre V ... WILLIAM 0 11 structed perspiration, - ,Solomon's years,' has had no return of his complaint, has '''i married, and has fine healthy cnildren. * to od, °r 0) 1 - In all disorders priginating from impurity 6f --° is t c "'Mimi'', Ovens has now been cur e d o ric , vueL; moat powerful alterative and purifier of the blood "' ifs o per,r without she least confinement or restraint in diet ; _ id i f ilaD: t tion is gradual and imperceptible,' though certain a' + . o . t , LA , ble ;in short, this is the long-sought-for substitute stages Impetigin. s d ju ices , fashionable mineral Mercury In the most invet,s vilz of ScurVy, Scorbutic Etupti . ons, Scrofula, or IC-" e l go as . a l ' Leprosy, Rheumatism, or Rheumatic Cout, as '.. v . l .f e ct st - I te ; • Disorders 'which originate from an impure or inip,cerricay that - Anti - of the blood,' the .Anii-Impetigines is the only i d , can be looked up - to - with a certainty of success. Females a,pr, The Anti-lmpetigines may be administered to woic t, L i Children- with the utmost saleiy and etri , ;a c Y' at L ,L 01 1; cuinstalices have'prin:.:ipally contributed to its gre ws, No. 1. Matlic and universal use and request. by J• Solisvit il Strand; a 0 ail Mcd:cine Venders., direai°ll" 5 of The Ant.i.rinpZ:tigines is inclOsectin plain , _. .„ o . s on te . o a nuinlier of sl:p - prising Cures atithenticated . 1 ?)" . Je ir c _ , ' l.. great respeciarrility,. price los. 6d.. eac h bott_i . c wh i,u ul Shillings are saved in the large bottles at. 21. I ° s Win' Sik at le. fid. 'to be had as aboA , ______..............-•••""° ferry:road,- w stlrinkit must be addressed. ,-...----..-' sF~~p~ ~ti°~~i`s: '~ POOLE, APRIL 26 „,. - Arrived—the Peggy, Osilorn, horn COwes 'Sirtlinoutli Faulkner, from ; Fxonorny, Siriton, from Southamp tun ;and Dart,_l 4 eal, t`roin'Porsinoittli, Sailed—the fane, - :Hardy ;. Briton, Hunter ; and Ann, Yule. for Sunderland ;. Ann, Harvey, for Bristol ; Olive Branch, kevans, and.,Dove, Thompson, - for 'London 4 Suc cess, Green, tot Liverpool; and Bulbury, Miller, for Ne',v foundKind. GRAVESEND, APit,ll,, 26. Passed by---the Ann--, from Seville ; Two B ro th ers , -, from Boulogne ; Inclefatioble Brown, front Gibraltar ; and jollatimi Elizabeth, Camson, from - Rouen. _ , led—the Turin Galley, Johnson, for-Yucaton ; Jessie, Rait, for Leghorn lane, Reynolds, for Hainburgh, ; Augus tus, Purdy, for Barbadoes ; Cul'h e ll s , C o tt o n, f or t h e E ast Indies ; Anna Lucca, , and Vrows A I ida, for Bremen ; longe Corrieiius , -:--; and Gustatt; - , tor Dieppe. . , , . April . .. April 27.—Passed by—the William Pitt, Owen, from .Bengal ;_ Three Friends, Gaines, from Calais.; Topsham Beauty, Anderson ? from Philadelphia ; Adive, Delana, from' Neyv York ; Rat.iger„ Bruce, - from St. Lucia ; Louisa,. --------., from janiakia ; Fortuna, Smith, from St.- Vallery ; -Travel ler, Flassiron, from Cork ; Sisters, Pickett-, - from ' Charles town ; Endeavour, Reed, trom Lisbon ; ThArnes,.Ord, from Demerara ; IletseY Canis, Johnson, from St. Kitt's ; Os porn,. Smith,. from: Alexandria ; -Union, ThOiripson, from Gibraltar; - and William Wilt, Faimer, froni Leghorn. p Sailed—the Adeona, Paterson, for. Lubeck ; . and George, Willack, for Bremen. ' . . DIED.` - Lately, at Hull, after -forty - years service, Mr. Thomas Siddons; an Ensign of Invalids. Lately, at Avenger, in Surrey-, Mrs. Penn. Lately, at (.;uildtnid, , in Sutrey,'MiSs Gealev On l l uria'ay the, 25th irst.Mr. T.homas Warren, of War minster, Wilts. • - . On. Friday, at Chettsey, in Surrey, Mrs. Mellish. 'On . Sattirkiay last, •.M•rs. Carr, wife of William Carr, Esq. Hammersmith. ANSWER TO MR. THORNTON. • This-Day was published, The Second Edition, Price One Shilling and Sixpence, QERIOUS REFLECTIONS on PAPER MO_ ►..) 'NEI' in general,- particularly on the alarming Inunda tion of Forged ;Bank Notes: With• Hints for Remedying an Evil threatening Destruction to the Internal Trade of the Kingdom: In which are included, Observations •on Mr. Thornton's " Enquiry conconaing the. Paper Credit of Great Britain." _ Printed for R. Thurgood, •No•. 39, •Newgate-street. In the above Pamphlet, the Reader will find.a more satis fidtory explanation of the. conduct of Mt - Tank , Diredorsas well as a more certain knowledge what the Public . may here after expe(t of them, than can possibly be gathered from any of the Speeches recently delivermd in Parli.unent on .this im portant subject. _ _ Ako just published,- The Immediate Cause's, and Remote Consequences, of the Peace cOnsideteci;• price 25. and the celebrated Inauguration Speech of Thomas Jeiterson, Esq. President of the United States of Amerit - a,_Vrice 6d. CURIOUS GARDEN SEEDS. I. ACri ral Assortment of Se e d s , o f ESCULENT . V I:: G ETABLES, being every thing generatly re: quired in a Kitchen - Garuzin (Pease and Beans excepte...l), and all of very superior sorts, NVIliCh in, magnitude, flavour, aad every fine - propet'ty, infinitely surpass all the common dege: mtrated kinds. Packet s • One - Guinea. z. Another Packet, containinF fine Seeds of . fifty sorts of Choice FLO WBRS, which• Will fill a Garden with one great, profuse, continued glow.of beauty. 'Ono Guinea. Both these Packets contain a greater variety than could be purchased separately for the same money, of the common inferior sorts. Three NEW PEASE, and two New Beans, of very su- perior excellence, both for flavour and roost abundant bear ing. They all yield profusely, but one of the Pease is parti cular gives above double the quantity or any of the old sorts. Two or three sowings.of each will supply the Table most liberally till after Michaelinas. "'Quart Bags of each are ss. No. Credit. Pay Postage. Sold at Crocker's, St. Albans's-trect Pail-Mall. THimproved PE DO M E TER, or WA Y EWISER, whiCh When worn in the'Pickef i ascertains -the distance - the Wearer walks (price Ttivo Guineas)-. Sold by SPENCER and PERKINS, WatchL makers, No. 44, op posite St. Sepulchre's Church, Snow hill ; who for near 3o years have fabricated these Machines ; and though they do not cla;in the-Invention, it being almost as ancient as -Pocket Watches, yet all that ever came to their knowledge have bean so rude in their shape, InconVenient iii weatimr, and incorrad - in, their performance; as To have been soon laid by -This, which they take the liberty to `olnr to the Palk, is elegant in ,itself,. most conveniently used, perfectly iporreo; and, what is desirable in all Nlacluns'of Fancy, exceeding cheap ; not liable to be-out of order, and:ix a most amusing 'Companion to Gentlemen, who arc - fond of Walking and . Shooting. •. _ . . • - Flaitering . themselves . the great Improvement lately ,made has •carried .to its ultimatum; - they take this method of making it public, to secure tó themselveS at leaSt the credit thereof; having been materially .injured by 'Plagiarists who have •copied their Machines, and passed thein off to-Gen!le menU their own Inventions, though at much highef . ,prices; and very f inferior work. NTH EN Pr4essional Men o f Ed uca r ii )n a n d VRlsponsibility tieviate from the • general System by the seledion of a peculiar, branch; the . sanction of long con tinued success is the best criterion of superiority. - Eight years have I . devoted my practice to the eNclusivc treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful result of Inv plan gives me additional ardor t 9 oppos; as far as I 4m able, the ravageS of those Complaints Which are the most important inthe Catalogue of Human • :kfter initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wish at an early period ut. Pradice to rescue in dividnals train the ignorance of tinediicated men, Or . the equally dangerous precipitancy of general . Pratli ;hers: The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which..l have de voted my attention, comprise every, species at - 'YEN E. REAL.' NftECTlO . N,.whether of a recent or 'long dh fa lUD : idly, All._kinds of s debility, whether arising from the habits of school-bays, or the, indtrigen,e6 of mature age: And, lastly, fiat derangeMent of the systcin in wo-• men which is called BARRENNESS, or ST LT Y Numeros Diseases are time result of ignoiance,.; or 4a;te in the treatment of a •simple Gonorrhoea; and it not un frequelitty -.happens that the seeds of Lite are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded a superior me-: thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even wheri others have .failed, I trust that I may presume to Oiler a. radical reestablishinent. . Few, however, are the cases of, complicated ditress in this disorder, compared with. the calamitous situations of Men, who, from an indulgence in -a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a tashionable lite, acquire that state orD,Lbility which is the unavoidable consNuence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods :over his misery, but carefully cone eats his misfortune, it - may he some conso lation for him to know, that although it be 'an obje, - A of doubt or uncertainty with other Pratiitioners, the removal of these Deficiencies by the gradual. progress of RenoYa tion, is the acquirement of my Experience. It. the rites of Bacchus or Venus have • began to - reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will be ii.reveid by an , early Counterac. tion of this languid State; and these cases, nu great difficulty will occur. But where this Defiiiency his for years existed, a proper perseverance is indispensably ~ ' equisire to revive the slum. Bering Sparks of Life, and to re,animate the Constitution. . MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in their expettatit-ns of a family, May-be assured,- that in 'most instances - , such deeds are curable - by Medical skill. The secresy which is so‘essentigl to my undertaking; and the qualifications which 1 have presumed to state, form' the baSis of my pretensions, and in coincidence with such this intimation is given, that Mr. 11. may be consulted personally, or by Letters (inclosing a small Note), at. his house, No. 29, Arundel street, Strand, near Temple Bar: v.. 74— There is an additiOnar Entrance in Water street; adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors. • M. B Member of the ltoyal College of Surgeons. , NOTICE IS HEREBY GI VEN, THEATRE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL. 'THAT the present LEASE of these Premises wilt expire: on the Ist of January neNr, Proprietors are reiily and willing to receh•e proposals fr any Person or .Persons inclined to treat for a new' i4 w aSo'. The Theaii-e is - intended to be new-modellea'and eniargeo, an explanation o 1 which, together with all ether necest*ri information, relating to Conditions, & c. may be hf applying to ;vlr. lohn Fostes t. No. 5, Newingtoll-bri d g e. • Liverpool, March 24, i 502... arta that Ott!: • Pursuant to Orders from the Honourable the Principal 0114 cers and Commissioners of His Majev's NraYY. • TO FIE SOLD BY AUCTI--ON.' On Friday the joth of April, and on Saturday the ist of l\PY' • . 180. z, at Twelve o'Clock each,day, 'THE STORES of His Majety's Ship ACTIEOI' .1 in Lots as toll o ws, on board the said Ship., and ° rl sl t f: the t rth•Ma‘;•, Quay . , ir; the • Kip,g's - Dock. And His Majes t y 's Atticon,* on Tuesday • .kets For further particulars and Catalogues, as also 1. -"' for viewing the said Ship and Stores 4 pply to • • W. BOA RDM AINIc Agent and 13roker,0 - - No. 1,. Commercial-buildings, Water-street, Liverp N.B. The purcha • r' f the above Ship Al be allowc4 r" se 0 will 1-o1 take her into any Fort ofthe Kingdom to weak her up, NF• must be done in four months from the Day of Sale. • • at TwaVe o'Clock. HOSIERY. Man 000KE continues. to have on Sale at his --, d, fadory and Nottingham Warehouse No. 434, Strand, an extensive 4nd , faltiable Assortment of Pl 7 O Si E °: ""iri, description, which, tor elegance, neatness, taste, has never been equalled, and, he flatters ‘-' au be surpassed. Tlie.ritany'advantages‘he possesses bverf . ',e. other person in this line of business, and the peculiar of perfedion to which, by indefatigable attention.,•,m`,l t tney mitod expense, he has brought . his Manufactory, w h " t e i ; . ‘ try ailbrd him an opportunity of offering to the Public a r of Goods, superior in.eyery respect to those of any .other P l e to son, and render all competition fruitless ; also enable 11 : 1 . 1 ; or aecomjnodate the' Ptiblie, either in the retal export trade, upon terms inure moderate than can P` . ' si be afforded by any other House in the Metro I . ' po ts• and qua:vr To THOMAS TAYI . ..OR, Esq. ,i doll. Dear Sir, ' • NO r N 'l3 'cl , ' Street, LO. It . J , ew ri i.e- • 'br• . J FEEL it a Duty incumbent upon me, to 1 11 ' r •,, • • •- o , e •-- you of the vet) , great andextraordinary Cure ' l3- ,,,i)1'1 . ceived from your invaluable:Medicine; L E AK E's VA` PI AbLLSt ..- '. ou two-years ago ' - _vasatt i vcked with a VEN E 1 : 3 0" 1 : Di SO lk DE R,,which 1 treated rather sltghtly for se i ' le i 0' but the Disease ai length spreading all over my body, % il t . obliged to apply to the m os t em i nent o f t h e EJclkir,Y' we at their assistince - attOrded enly - temporaty. relief :. ' rat her through various Courses f Salivation, and f ro m being r ,ri-,c of a tdrpulent habit; wa used-to a tinere- . Bl:cie r° ,: l ," coils rriO 4 j LI-lcers that spread a • ove . .tny Limbs rendered w rcoverY" plete Object, so . that my Friends despaired of 1 11 ); '-',,lnevi , Cases‘Vl c e i 1 ' ib b 4u tO Nty ll a g h l i l er t ,leii t a o ytoi t u h iri el S io, S it t i t i U rsi a i ih t r l ia atl ed , c ,. soi L l L l C cir 7 ececi S i l e(t d i r : r g e: ju l. i i i ) e o a n t I . ' ,I '' t E cr,i yi t i 0 ): wa 5.11.11 , ..- 4 ' ari cl ' try a Box of them, which I thought rather relieved Inet vo i4 by perseveiing for two or th eTF.7"l67;ntli4 anti following. direai()lls, I experienced the most -iii,accountable.r elii) :; ' . ` .;L . . front pain, the sores graduallV.subsiding i I am now, '4 l ,ii . o r God,' pettedly recovered, anit - Nvaiking out daily: ) " 0 411 e n s ° t t a ' b i i L'i l t i n rn n y eiT le lP a r lth .b9 in xl itn l r i i i g c li ' ia l l ' .t. l a ir t 4 e k . most heart.:fe It' .;:, , riAti myself, Sir, your much olniged'humble Servant, • c okl 4 I i is with the' Deausgate, Manche.stequly 1, 1301. . W. PEAR' re ~ b 0 ' P. S. For the'pubfic belizilit, ~. ''.o not objett to tl:z . ' . • t ict being published, hut leave you to ac...t as your o ven 0 - : judgment shall didate. Prepared ailti Sold, by the soh:. Proprietor, eo ns, ,Tuos. TA Y Lox, :vleinber of thq Royal College of S tlr' • • London, at his House, No. _9, New Briclie.:street ; H i! • ;11,..,41,....u,ti0t:aia5tt0i tsatikle,:oibc When:, after a (~;Onstant residence of !note t_llan 1. ",-. J a r r: 4 ' Years, is a ,praetice partieulikrlT dired.:d to the -;- arcs .ot Venereal 'Complaints, and those incidental to Tile 1 144.1 Genetation in - both - Sexes,- wjtli "that inviolable st" - tle which Men of his Profession sLobld allvi4s obSer,sit'our &tiers himself, the 'advice and assistance tic -.gra ti .",i3 13° ly adininisters .to - Persons t a king : thi s hledicille, ''tlo 4 ' l esteemed by a diicernitigi Public, as an til;al'.ltag" 5 ., t to be obtained, and void of ambi gu i t y: • - e rce .-4. Also §olti,. by his Appointment, for the - 4j9ii - v esi : i t , Ay . those.living at a distance, at the Perfulliet's, No- - ;C 5 '0 . •,,f0i" ban's-street, Pall Mall ; theTeyshoft, No: 403'. " M r " street ; 'Mr. I)isberough's; No. '7,' Fish:street- . b lii r ; _liA; Steel's, Bookseller, N. i, Itniun-rbw, Little TQw, e ,,.jrs , Mr. Baxter's South-bridg, Edinhutgh ; Mr. e a ' irl.: 01 "' Dublin ; - Mr. Billing's, Liverpobl ; 'Mr. AtkinsOpT's:o4.o in Chest e r ; 'and.'by 'one Person in every considerable i. eac.i' l ' Great .Btitain and Ireland, in Boxes of cu lt •'-s•9` r soll , ° A sealed :ip With jllll and plain direCtiOns, w hereby l' e ~,, Ow either se,. may cure themselves with ea s e, s peed, se cl , e ‘' h safety_ , .:7 . •„ ' : , ' , - ;,, NOt ... N. B. Every Bbx sold in Great Britain is scale" t'sp.tr'„t ia,starilp, on Which, by favour of the CoMm i isson_er s ', j3rias" cd,, at the Stamp-office, " T. Taylori,:ls.lo. 9, 0 ' e', ( Tag' street,'.' to imitate Which is l'elokly, and a --others at . terteit. • • • • ANTI-INII'ETICINES, eclY -1°( A most Safe, Salntary, and absOlute specific - Re in iz , those deplorable and hitherto incurabl e Diseases , - , • SetirVy, • "Struma, ' G o ut, ' • .LeprOsy, • Erysipelas: • Rheumatism 9 • Elephantiasis, St. Anthony's Fire, Sciatic?', erea9 King's Evil, Pimpled Faces, Lues Scrofula, : • Yaws, S- 4, • _, O O H E -superlative Efficacy of Dr. Solo'" els !j.. Anti:-Impetiines is every d '— ay more and ` 0 ,110 0 ; theme of general eulogiuin; it frequently saves those it, • 0 ` the. Faculty give over ; and -cures a ft er e very • Ph.) r ,,'„, c ListU l „ eminence can do no more. This Medicine ackis • fame to the memory,ofDr.Cullen, or Edinburgh , e d 3jl his t• Malec of PhySic," by which it is sancti"'.',ibcd prepared ; it is now as freqgently end regularly P.N, 5 l r -pr u c i • n the .1-atcria salMeiea, in all omplaints fesses to subdue, 'and ikelk to be soon vet universally used in every case of Scurvy, LeprosY , ,. • depraved' habit, atlectitts' of the skin;* by L t inn ° Medical World, as• entirely to ,supersede the aPP` .- every other rcanecly. Vide " Cullen's PraEtice of Ph • " ' 737' Physic," - •Oa • =. TtiE .EVI C18.Ell• . R o e I, Williatn ()Ye:is; A say:1:111:is L -1 ter - Messrs• ur - ' Coppdr!Works, near' Liverpool, do declare! _„ sac): wards of r,,urtccii months I laboured under an obstata,r 0 , or , titious Evil in my right arm, which totally deprive' co me the tiseereof; and contra Led the sinewS; • so tbats yeahi not-litt min in. to. my head. After having the and T.:medics from an eminent Physician in , c oe'; tbittni,a); : , ,anti daily growiilg +.4aii;e,._alui I :licit 11 ,, ‘i to . 7 1)i. Soloaion's which, in 3 ., 0 1 prat aS parlecled a cure, t hat 4 Main now able to use IP 4 ` 2„ he aleUlr , vell as ever I coact in my life the ulcer being (I" l . ' s along . vqtti another one of the Sallie sort, which vra_ tha t al. - in the other arm. It was not only my opinion, by t op tiect of my . friends and aequaintances, that if I had 11 , °t a' In . j' l s l ) Dr. Solomon I must inevitably Kaye lost -- 1 `A I ,„ tice to the Doctor,. and for the good of the etal_liii;ng this my case to be published. fain at any titn,e.,thi, yw 'depose above upon 'oath. Witness lily han a ' day of December, Ina-. I