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A BILL, CAS' AIZINDED Y TILE COr..NaTiZZ] I or appointing Commissioners to inquire and examine into • any Irregularities, Frauds, and Abuses, which are or . have been lately pradised by Persons employed in the several Naval Departments therein meationee, and in the business of Prize A:ents i . and to report such Observations as shall occur to thentiittor preventing such Irregularities, Frauds, and Abuses in future; and for the better concluding and managing the business of the said Departments, and of Prize Agents. Whereas it is highly expedient for the public ser vice, that an, inquiry should be, made by Commis_ sioners specially 'appointed for thaCpurpeise, into any irregularities, frauds, or-abuses, which may leave,existed, or been pradised by perSOns'employed, in the several Naval' Departments hereinafter-mention ed, and in the business of Prize. Agency : Be it therefore enaded by the King's Most Excel lent Majesty. by and with the advice arid consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, That Sir CHARLES MC:11(1U E POLE, Bart. HUGH LETCESTEIL, Esq. EWAN Law, Esq. JOHN FtiltD, Esq. and HENRY Nxcrior.Ls, Esq. .shall ,be and they are hereby constituted Commissioners for making the inquiries intended by this A : and that they the said Commissioners, or any two of them; shall - and they are hereby re quired to examine into and investigate all such cor ..ttspt and fraudulent pradices,' irregularities, frauds,' andabuses, i or other miscondud, as may he found to have existed or to exist in any of the several of ices or departments hereinafter mentioned, or to have been pradised or committed by any person or persons'that now are or have been concerned in managing, .condueling, or transacting the business thereof respegively, or employed in any manner therein, either at home or abroad ; that IS to say, the Office- of the Commissioners for executing the Office of Lord High Admiral of the United King. dom of rear Britain and Ireland, the several offices and departments of the Commissioners of His Ma jesty's Navy, the Treasurer of His Majesty's Navy, the Commissioners for vktualling His Majesty's Navy, the Commissioners fo k r taking care of Sick and Wounded Seamen and Sick Prisoners of War, the Commissioners fur Transports and Prisoners of War, the Commissioners for the receipt of sixpence a month paid by all Seamen in the Merchant ,Service for the use of Greenwich Hospital, the Office for' the receipt and management of the monies paid on account of the Chest (if - Chatham; His Majesty's se veral Dock-yards and Naval-yards in the Counties of Kent, Hants, and Devon respectively, or else where within His Majesty's domioions, the Royal Hospitals and Naval - Hospitals for Seamen at Haslar and East Stone-house, or elsewhere within His Ma ' jesty's dominions, andahe late Prisons for Prisoners of _War, Prison-ships, Prison hospitals, and Prison., ship-hrispitals in the said Counties of Kent, Hants,. and Devon respedively, or elsewhere within His Kijesty's dcmittion--.; or in the business of Prize- Agency ; and the said Commissioners shall from time to time report and certify their proceedings, in writing, under the hands and .seals bf . them, or any three of them, to the King's Most Excellent Majesty, send to both Houses•of Parliament, upon each office and department, and upon the business of Prize AgeF:cy respectively, specifying such mai pradiees, irregularities, frauds, or abuses, as they may have discovered or investigated ; adding, at the same time, such observations as shall occur to them, and such plans either for corrediog and im.. proving, or for abolishing or regulating any of the said departments or offices, or the business of Prize Agency, as may appear to them to be proper to he adopted for the rime to come. . And be it further enaded, That for the better execution of this present At, the Commissioners hereinbefore named, or any two of them, are hereby authorized to meet and sit, from time to time, in such place or places within the Cities of London and Westminster, or elsewhere within the United Kingdom, as they shall find most convenient, with or without adjournment; and to send their precept or precepts, under their hands and seals, or under the hands and seals of any two of them, for any person or persons whomsoever, and for such Books, Papers, Writings, or Records, relating to any of the Offices or Departments, or to any contracts, dealings, or transadions, which may have taken place with the said Offices or Departments herein_ before mentioned, or to the business of Prize Agency, as shall be 'necessary for carrying into exe cution the purposes Of this Ad ; all which persons are hereby required. and direded punctually to attend. the said Commissioners at such time and times, place and places, as shall be by them appointed, and also to observe and execute all such orders and di.. redtions as the said CoMmissioners, or any two of them, shall make or give for the purposes before mentioned ; and such persons as shall so be sent for, shall have such costs and charges as the said Com missioners, or any two of them shall think fit. And for the rendering more efFedual all such examinations as are intended to be had under this Aa, Be it enaCted, That it 'shall and may be law ful for the said Commissioners, or any two of them, and they ate hereby authorized and required, to examine upon Oath (which Oath they or any two of them are hereby authorized to administer) all persons whom they shall find occasion to call before them, to be examined touching all matters and things necessary for the execution of the .powers vested in them by this ACI. And be it further dialled, That if any person or persons, summoned to appear before the said Com tn.,ioners, or any two of them, shall negleli or re fuie to 'appear before the said Commissioners, or any two of them, or to bring or produce any Ac counts, Books, Papers, Writings, or Records, re lating to any of the said-Offices or Departments, or to any contralls, dealing's, or transallions, with t'le said Offices or Departnients, or any of them, or to the business of Prize Agency, that shall he in her, or their possession or custody, or in the possession or custody of any other person or per‘ons, for him, her or them, having no lawful impediment such as shall he admitted and allowed of by the said Commissioners, or any two of them, and which shall be signified or made known to the said Commis_ stoners at the time of . their meeting,'or shall refuse to be sworn, or being sworn shall refuse to answer to and before the said Commissioners, or any two of them, any question, on oath or affirmation, touching or concerning any matter or thing relating to the several Offices or Departments above men_ tioned, or any contracts, dealings, or Aransaetions with them, or any of them, or to the business of Prize Agency, then and in every such case it shall and may be lawful to and for the said Com_ misSiontrs, or any two of them, and they are here.. by authorized and empowered, to make and issue their warrant or warrants, under their hands and seals, or under the hands and seals of any two of them, for taking and apprehending any such person or persons, and committing him, her, or them, to such prison as the said Commissioners, or any two of them, shall think fit, there to tem - ain, without bail or mainpi ize, until he, she, or they shall sub.. mit to be examined, touching and concerning all matters and things necessary for the execution of the powergiven by this Att ; and such Commissioners may likewise proceed by imprisonment of the body of any such person as aforesaid ; in like manner as any Court or Courts of Record within this kingdom, having competent authority for that purpOse, may proceed against any person or.. persons for any. con tempt committed against the authority of any such Court ; any law, usage, or custom to the contrary thereof in anywise n:)twithstandiog. And be it further eniEted, That nn Confession, Deposition, or Exaiflin.ition, taken and made under this Aa, shall be used or given in Evidence against the . person making the any Court whatsoever. , And he it further eructed, That the said Corn_ rnissiorters named in this Att, before they enter upon the execution of the same, shall rake an Oafh before the Chancellor of the Exchequer for the time being (which Oath he is hereby aujlirir ized and required administer) the ten o r whereof shall be as ;01- loWeth ; (that is to say): _ • " I .4.13. do swear, That according to the best " of my skill and knowledge, I will faithfully, im " partially, and truly execute the several powers " and trusts vested in - me by an Aft for [here sere the Title of the Al?) ,according to the tenor " and purport of the said Ad." _ _ And be it further enaded, That in case any per son or persons, upon examination upon oath before the said Commissioners respenively as before men_ tioned, shall wilfully and corruptly give false deuce, every such person'so offending, and being thereof duly convicted, shall be and is, hereby de clared to be ,subjed and •liable to such pains and penalties, as by any law now in force, persons con viaed of wilful and corrupt perjury are subjed and liable to. And be it further enaded, That in case of a Vacancy or Vacancies by death or resignation of : any one or more of the said Com Missioners during the continuance of•this Ad, it 'shall and may be lawful for His Majesty to nominate and appoint such person or persons as he may think proper to supply such Vacancy or Vacancies ; and that every person so nominated and appointed, having taken the Oath of Office abovementioned, shall he held and considered to he invested with all the same powers as are delegated to the Commissioners ap pointed by this Aft in whose room such person is so nominated. And be it further enafted, That no person who shall be hereafter appointed a Commissioner to ex ecute this Ad, shall be thereby disqualified from being elefted, or sitting, or voting as a Member of the House of Conimons ; nor shall the appointment of any such Comissioner, if a Member of the said House, vacate his seat in the said House, any thing in an Aft made in the sixth year of the Reign of Queen Anne, intituled, " An Ad for the security of Her Majesty's Person and Government, and of fte Succession of the crown of Great Britain in the Prqtestant Line," to the contrary notwithstanding. Provided always, and be it further enafted, That no Action shall be brought against any of the said Commissioners, or any other person or persons whomsoever, for any matter or thing whatsoever, done or commited under, or by virtue, or in the execution of this Aft, unless such Aftion shall be, brought within six calendar month next after the doing or committing of such matter or thing : Pro vided also, that if any Aftion or Suit shall be here after commenced or prosecuted against any _person or persons for any matter or thing done under, by virtue, or in the execution of this Aft, such person or persons may plead the general issue, and give this Aft, and the special matter in evidence ; and if the Plaintiff hall become nonsuited, or suffer discon tinuance, or forbear further prosecution, or if Judg ment shall be given for the Defendant or Defendants, such Defendant or Defendants shall recover treble costs ; for which he, she, or they shall have like remedy as where costs by Law are given to De fendants. • And be it further enaeled, That this AEt may be altered, varied, or repealed, by any ACt to be passed in this present Session of Parliament. - And be it further enacted, That this Ad shall be deemed and taken to be a public ad; and shall be ju dicially taken notice of as such, without specially pleading the same. And be it further enaEted, That this Ad shall continue in force for the space of two years, and from thence to the end of the then next Session of Parlia. ment. BIR rm. On Wednesday the tsth inst. the-Lady of john Bat neby, Esq. of Brockharnixon, is the County of Hereford, of a Son. MARRIED. At Aberdeen, on the Ist inst. the Rev. James Burns, one of the Ministers of Brechin, to Miss Christina Chalmers, daughter of Mr. Chalthers, printer: - At Drum, the 13th inst. Joseph 0 utram, Esq. Manager of: the Clyde Iron Works, to MisS Elizabeth Knox, datighter of the late George Knox, Esq. At Kilmichail-house, Island of -Arran, the Reverend Dr. M`Kinnon, to Miss Isabella, Fullerton, ,daughter of the late, Lewis Fullerton, Esq. of Kilmfthail. At Kilmarnock, 9th inst. Mr: fames Hawthorn; merchant, Newcastle, to Miss Jane Brown, fourth daughter of Mr. tali. Brown, writer, Kilmarnock. PRICE OF YESTE ..- Bank Stock 1361- Navy 5 per t en.. shut ret Cent. 1-9-, Io2H Irish 5 per Cent. 9981 pei ent. Con. 466 7 3 per Cent. Red. 714-i aft 3 per Cent. Con. shut , itto Scrip Flank L. Aim. 20, 9-16 !thto Short ~nn. ').tto Scrip COURS li OF P;XCII.;NGE. • . - FRIDAY, DEC. 17. Amsterdam li 9 2 us. Madrid Di tto,at sight it Ditto' Rotterddin - is so 2 its. Leghorn - 1 - I.linburip - 34 7 2i Allf.)11:1 - • - 34 8 2. us. Genoa Paris iday's:cla. 24 to Venice Paris'2 usance 24 16 Livres' Lisbon Bour.leaux, do.- 2.4 17 . Oporto Cadiz • - - 27 in paper Dublin Ditto . - 3.0 ellecliv-e. Bilboa ESTATES, NEARi LICHIIELD. T( BE SOLD BY AUCTION, B.v:WILLIAM HARRIS., At the George - Inn, in the City, of Lichfield, on Wednesday the zgth thiy Deeelnher 18oz, at Four o'Clock„ir, th e • Afternoon, in Lots, and subject to Conditions 'l6 be then • -produced ;- SEVERAL Valuabie FREEHOLD, LEXSE, HQI-D;and CQPYHOLD ESTATES, in high Cul tivation,in the county of Stalfor : d, and Couray,of the City. of Lichfield, coinprising- a modern-built House, 'fit for the immediate residence of a Gentleman's Family,- situate at • Maple fiays, - on', a pleising 'Eminence, and commanding an extensive View Of a very rich Country, a Lawn in Front, of a)our 22?. Acres, skirted on-the South a ut East, with a beau tiful .River-like Sheer of Water, well stocked wilt' Fish ;. a large Garden walled and planted the choicest Fruit Trees, ,now in full• .bearing; . Pleasure C; rounds, Stables,' Coach-house,' and other °tikes attached and wiled, -with several Pieces of Arable, I,Vica.lov,i, and- Pasture land, and containing In the whole about Nmety-six Acres. The- House consists of a Hall, Dining-Parlour 25 Fact Inches by 18 Feet 3 Fiches, Drawing-room,• BreaLlast-"Par lour, excellent Kitchen, Butler's-pantry, &c. on the Gthund-floor, five Chambers on' the Second Floor, and six - Attics. Also a compaa Messuage, with Barns, Stable's, and other Out-buildings, and about 11.4 Acres of Arable Meadow, and Pasture Land, and two small Tenem en t s f or :Labourers, .si tuate at Hill Top. The above Estates are contiguous, with in a Ring Fence, and situate in the said County of Staitbr4, except about Three Acres, Parfof a Meadow, which lie in the County of the City of Lichfield. _ • Also several Pieces of Meadow and Pastnre Land, lying within the County of the City of Lichfield aforesaid, con taining in the whole about Forty-three Acres. ' ' A Person at Maple Hays will shew the Premises, and printed Particulars may be had at the Gray's Inn Coffee house, .London ; at Aris's . Gazette. Office, Birmingham; Mr. Morgan, Stafford; the principal Inns in : the neighbour ng Towns, and of Mr. Gill, Attorney, in Lichfield. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. q, New Bridge-street, London. • - • SIR, Edinburgh, May 2, 1800. TN._ the " Spring of 1794 I was afflided With , a I X. Venereal Complaint, which treated with indiffer ence for five months.; but .was they obliged to apply to a regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to th e viru lence of the. Disease (by mercurial applications) for sonic time; but growing, in spite of all medicine and_the ad4ice of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse and worse for two years, I was reduced, td a state almost un paralleled and -beyond dBscription„'being an entire leper, and'ulcerated from hoad 'to tOot.—My head, throat 'mouth, nose, legs, arms, &c. have been. alternately in ;longer of becoming : useless; in short, I have had from twenty to thirty eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally 'de prived of sight.—lt would be voluminous to partictila rize all my case—suffice it to say, there never was, of ever will be, one of a More dangerous, or of a more, compli cated nature. I was long' looked Upon by my friends, and imagined myself; beyond all hopes of recovery; and, in deed, in my 'then condition, death was pref‘trable to my more than miserable state. In this dreadful situation did 1 drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case of a Mr. B. of Plymouth —my friends read it, 1 Could not. sent and procured - some of- yOUE LEAKE's PATENT PI LLS, which, by - using from 'time to time, am now, and have long been, (after more than tour years indesCribable distress), in as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed; as - a proof of this, I had a fine; thriving, healthy child, born to me a few months ago. ingratitude to God,. andin hopes of rendering my fellow -creature service, I request you to, publish this; and you may at any time refer persons who wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, 'or further partio' culars*, to me or my friends, by letter cr person. As few cases for badness Will 'ever equal mine, and none exceed it, I have from experience every reason to assure mankind, that in your LEAKE's PILLS they-will find a sure, speedy, sate, and radical cure, for that most dread ful stage of the Venereal Disease, which is ..called a cos- FIR MEI: lA/ES. I- T . * Insurmountable family reasons prevent Making my name and address public ; but creditables persons 'really' wanting information may, also be 'referred to me and thy friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Carders, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Solo Proprietor; T. TAYLOR, Member of the. Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his home, No. c , New'Bridge-street, Where he will give Advice without a fee, to 'persons ak ing these Pills, and will answer patients letters, if post. paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases the most' inviolable secrecy, no person's name or case having been mentioned; but at their own particular request, by the Pro-' prictor, during, the course of more than thirty-six years, that he has had the conduding of an extensive sale of - tile above Medicine,tand die praebce arising therefrom. They are also sold by his Appointment, for 'the conve nience of those Paving, at : a distance, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Macdonald, Irrinter, Glas-, gow, to whom- also Mr. T. refers. for his address; at the Perfumer's, No. St. Albares-street, ,Pall-mall;; Mr. Robertson's Toy-shop, No. 103, Oxford -street; Mr. Pis borough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearly opposite the Mo nument ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No: - t, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; and•by onteperson in . every' considerable town in G . reat-Britain and I relam4 in Boxes of only as. gcl. each, sealed up with full and plain ,clireetions, whereby persons Of either Sex may cure them selves with ease and secrecy. N. 13. Every Box sold' iii Great Britain is .sealee: up with a Stamp, - on which, by favour. of - the Commis sioners, is printed, at the Stanip-011ice—" T. Taylor, No 6, New.ltridee-street," to imitate which is felony, and all others are counterfeit. , „,., pa g EliOtT) ESTATES in theCO•iNTN - of SA;-'"" • TO BE SOLD . BY AUCTIoN ''' . On Monday the 27th Day of December. ie,c , , at the I :' t , Inn, Shrewsbury, (unl ess, prev i ous l y d i spose d of J r '', `,,,`1 ; , Comma, of ,w,hich.due notice t vill be g i v en;, in '- according to printed Particulars . THE MANOR of PREST.HOPE,.ivId aisq .se .. _L -vc la f very valuable and 'well-conditioned Fa!Ws '''',,',l Lands, situatelvithin such Manor,-and in the BorottAh 4 : 0 1 Parish. of Much Wenlock, lying • Within eight 3 riil?s o f Bridgenorth, seven - miles of BroseleV, twelve Mil° • ii Shrewsbury, and fifteen. Mile of Litillow .; coriraining the whole about 732 Acres, aria now l et t o respeetabic„ o nants,• at Rents ani o u nt ip g t o about 82.6L - Ter annum. , -,''- o f Estate is within a Ring Fence, and contains several pi,cc e ,, o , Water and Reservoirs, ma n e f or t h e purpo S e of brig ,td - has a. Stream of Water • through it; and extensive Coulgn. Right, which may he i nc l ose d to advantage.-; 'There afF' ' luable Lime Works on this Estate. --Also a v e ry valuable Farm and Lands, called the Brock . in the occupation of Messrs. Birking and Startin, with"Ve. j ,', of Coal and Iron S tone, tried and proved ; situate in tbc, i r l it rich of Chelmarsh, within five miles of Bridgenorth, tq.', - , mites of bewdley,-and one mile of the Navigable River vern„containing about 246 Acres, and let at tne Annual """e of t6ol.—This Estate has unlimited Right of DepasturA over the extensive Commons jm the PariSh of Chelmarsh - . 0 To .trmt for the Purchase by Private Contract, a'PO r id Mr. Dodson, of Cound, near Shrewsbury ; and for Lu,c, 1 ",,, Partictilars to Messrs. lames and Hughes, Solicitors, ; 1 ' ; wick ; Mr. Griffiths, Chapel Stairs, Lineolns Inn,. Lori"'' and Messrs. Pemberton and. Coupand, SolicitotS, shreo;) ' bury, where Plans of the Estates, may be se , -....n. THE Inhabitants of • this City are respectiv elf el informed, that Air: Mathetv - s has just received a .. valuable .Supply cif. ti:- celebrated CORD IA I. BAL , ";, ° . GIL EA D, for Debilities, l'.ervotis Disordes, We,ikn''''l peculiar to Females, Hysterical •Adeolions, and Lov , .'ni. ss ' Spirits, Loss of Appetite;, and. Indigestion, and Consuigr tive Complaints in zcnerA, &c: . It is the most al.isolotli rtiedy for such Diseases' as a ^ res'ifke'nded with -the fulla -Al symptoms; narnelY,-4a - great it, , afir_t,s et* the breast, ''',; t , I difficulty of breathing ; violen t pa i p i, at i ens of the. Ini sudden flashes of heat in various parts of the 1.;:..': ~: ,,, .:,z o '',, times a sense of cold, as if water was poured on them ; '!,'4 Ing pains in the arms and limb s , back and belly, reserrft"'',, those occasioned by the C ravel ; the pulie wry variat sometimes' uncominonly slow, 'at'other tiinrs very (;iti‘ , o f yarinia6; the hiccough, frequent sighine, and a se:::a. t: sUffocatton, as from a.ball, or lump in the throat; aitetaa je fits of crying and convulsive lau.4hing ; the "si....'ep,unsatat , 0 - and selUom refreshin„,, 'arid the Patient often troubled horrid dreams.-4-Mtnli has been• s. id, by interested Ir.'-''` i , duals, ,againsi` MehiCines*, that are ad ierttsed, but t lwre ' 5 ,,1 very important observation to he mate respeding t;;,, C:? 1 : (14 ,-,., ' Bairn of Gilead, that unlOss its operati m 4 i tic gentle, ,'„i and efficacious, it could. not .ha.ve riser, to the 1111ex:1; 9 ,r: 3 , repute and universal dzinand it has :n.t;tured ; for,, aii , f e ' 3( rarely die great :,;vantage of a persuasive adv oca te at tl;' , , of the Patient t so notiiiitl", hut his ca,vie.Lion of its virt u n bY its salutary clfecl;,.cau induce him to persevere, and !ft reasonable per , - 5,.--', , ~• i!7 certainly most requisite to cri"'"o 'even the nap _. ,iest ~, ,,, , ii.ation of chymickls and galeriio',o root out Chrorde-bisdaSes., and restore the Valetudim R tria: . health. ~ .. , , , .. At Dr. Solomon's pra,'clice is now become so great ""'• -•.1- ;1.1 .. tensive, and his constant engagements require a consider, i. , r , portion of his time and attendance, hr. a4retit; . wben `'i stilted, the usual compliment of a C inea ; but_all wr''', 4 Cases, or Letters . 21 . Advi,e, and unaccompanied \''' ' 6' h is . Order for Medicin a e nd remittande, to be answered :It l e leisure,. are required to inclose on ly .llalf4a-Guloc L , S- ,.. Letters should, for safety, b e Ott:: &reeled :---., Money . 1 1 r , i.. ter, Dr. Solomon, Scdoino,n's-placci,..Brownlow.streer., , 0 Ver - pool pai(l clutible postaze:"--Letters May be oi , loreo n , be addressed for X. L. o r A .'B. a t vie lost.:o!flice, till LA' ed for. A Saving/if Nine ShiiiingS in Twl t3nineas. r Tic Contial Gilead is s.. , lttit.-Bottles, Nice 1 -1 - Ifr g 4—Guinea each ; thre are also biutles, price 33s_ contaiiao equal to' font Bottl, .winch tne Pal . lent gs. including, also ti ; StaiiVp - of ,i•hiCh heir , Proprietor's Name , Ai omorr , pool ;." to imitate N. B. I z , •, that the Posta el 3 Letters whatever, must The Cordial Balm of A riti-Impet.igincs, anu stergeot Loton, and 7.' IC:4lth," are , Sold by RemiVlnt, ; Bach,- P ete r-St New-York ; Mathews, No. f ; /3.atb,.by Hazard; Bristol, ;• :;regory ;;." ( 1 ( 1,. mingham, Knott and, Lloyd ; ; Biacl(li„C Sit - 11%10ns ; 'fury St. kiitinici's, 1 don ; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry, Rollavm • colyri; ter, Keyiner ; Cagit&birry, Simmons ; Carlisle, er , Chatham, Etherington ; Chelthstbrd, Clachar ; ;- Pool and Son . ; Chichester, CireficeSter, Chippenham, Combs ; Dublin, D t igdale, N o , 7 , Exch 3 6 , 7 court ; Derby, Drewry; Durham, Pennington ; 0 Neales ; Devizes ; Lowe Dorchester, Virtue ; Deal, Dartmouth, .lackson ; Edinburgh, Smitl4, North Bit Exeter, Trevinan and Son ; Falmouth ' Elliot ; C.Io C ter, Pitt, Walker ; M‘Donald• Liverpool, druggist ; Leeds, BinnS; Holmes ; Lincoln, Drury ; Headley ; Leicester; Gregory, Swinfen ; Lewes, Pitt : , chester, Thompson; Margate, Rowe; Maidstone, V l3 ,,k'ori Marlborough, Harold ; Newbury, Fuller, .Atlee;_ . -1 ", ;v g•• 'ci;tie,•Walket,,Hodpon ; Northampton', Dicey NP r ti ,"ol,• ham, Burbage ; Norwich, Stevenson and Co. ; 0 ' 4 ,C, 01 ; Jones ; Plymouth Dbcle, Hoxland ; Portsmouth, Ec1".. 0 , Reading, Smart and Co. ; Rochester, Etheringtorr ; Pre s C e ?; - Sergent ; Shrewsbury, Eddowes ; Southampton, 13 ' . 1`,. y; Stafford, Morgan ; Stamford, Newcomb-; Sunderland;"„l ' e; Salisbury, Collins ; Scarborough, Bayles' ; Taunton., ~thr Tunbridge Wells, Sprange ; Wells, ; Weyln°,"di, Wood ; Windsor, Bl a k eney ; an d by , a ll t h e reputa ble e v cine Venders, Booksell6rs, &e. in every principal Tolor England, Ireland, Scotland, and America, who will deo! Pamphlets gratis, with a variety of authentic Doctan noted therein. 1;" HEN Professiopal Men. of Education Responsibility 'deviate from the general Syste rn o , -- the selection of a peculiar branch, the Sanct i on of long c tanued-success is the best criterion otsuperiority. , yi t 6 Eight yearS have I devoted ,my practice to the, ex' t i t o f treatment of Three Disorders, , and the successful res", my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as tar a 's ' Ti os; able, the :ravages of those Complaints which are. ; 1- f- .1 important in the Catalogue,of Human Infirmities. . 6 01 , After initiation into every Branch, as - an ArMy Su r "‘ , it formed a wish at an early period of Practice to res•c' i ' dividuals from the 'ign:,rance of unedueawd . msu, °' equally dangerous precipitancy of general Practitioners' die The Three'DiSoiders, to the Cure of which I v,o• voted my attention, comprise every species of REAL I NFE CTIQN, whether of a recent or lo , !g fr oill ration : 2dly, All kinds of debility, whether - urisin); .4 00 the habits of school -buys, or, th e iiidulgm!_lts of il ' - pro' age : And, lastly, tsar derangement of the system men which is called 13 ARRENN ES S, or ,s !" 1. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or . 1 11 '; in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea ; and it frequently happens that the seers of Life the indiscretion of an ungitarded hour.--lit a super" ,41e): thod such ,Coniplaints are easily (fired; and, even jet -others have - failed, -I trust that I. may presume to ° radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated dish es :: ot . ' this disorder, compared with the calamitous situat t o l i 0 0 . Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice , s tatt prevalent gaieties of. a' fashionable lite, acquire 01 s ic''' . of Debility, which is the unavoidable' consequence pernicious habits. • 10' Where the unhappy si.tffirer broods Over his miseri'osv o " carefully cone eals•nis misfortune, it may. be sortie ,Et ation for li:in to know - , that although it be an C vat dotthi or uncertainty with Miter Pracliti nos, the ! ci loi'r of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of cite, tion„ is the acquirement of :.ny Experience. It, "' v i g our'', of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce.MaMLYuntaaci much anxiety will he prevented by 'an .early Cv n , gai° trout of this languid State and in these cases , ditticuity will occur. pro pel . -But where this Deficiency has for - years s iurg perseverance is indispensably equisite to revi ve ."' e. bering Sparks of Lite, and to re-am:nate the Cons tit MA R ED%V k E N who have long been disaPlitorl" in their expectations of a :tinily, May he assure'-i1 most instances, such defects ate c.•rable by Med i f 4ert alol Tc oe sf.'essentialsy which is so essential to. in)'tor .o sta the qualifications Which I ave presume( wa i l s tile. basis of nay pretensions;an h d eoine id e nce u lt c this intimation is given, that llree may ,t.f te ), at personally, or by Letters (inclosing a, small 1 : 4 , 1 " ..aw ie 13 °,. house, No. 2.9, Arundet street, Strand, near .!`:, ,: ;-..5tr4 6- r- There is :in additional Et-wince Y`,"" adjoining, and the Name is on both the (tools, ,-, c onF• Mt Iree, Meirther iii the total College ot Sill? NEWS. POOLE, DEC. i 6. Arrived—the Alfred, Rogers, from Newfoundland ; Hope, Manelaws, from Newport ; Übiquest, Wills, troni Wey_ mouth ; Aetive, Williams, from Portsmouth ; Catherine, Men, from Cowes; and Three Brothers, Westcott, for Fal mouth. Sailed—the Neptunus, Lunsdon, for Naples; Stour, Lockyer, for Christchurch; and Dart, King, for Water ford. GRAVESEND, DEC 16. --- . _ . Passed by—the Kingston, • , from the South Seas ; Commerce, Walker, from Limerick ; Britannia, Biblius, from Cork ; Content's Increase, Potts, from Zant ; Young Henry, —, from Memel; Brothers, Pearce; Betsey, Rayc, and Fortitude, Barry, from Dublin. Sailed—the Bombay Castle, Hamilton, for India ; Mary, Pizzie, for Antigua; Duckenfield, -, and Harriett, Stamper, for fainaica ; Hope, Critchell, tOr Marseilles ; Williamson, Wrangham, for Hambro' ; William and Ntincy, Daniels, fu, - Limerick ; Maria, Apple, for Calais ; lUco very, Barner, ant Courier, Fleck, for Amsterlam. LONDON i'nnted by JiiICLIANA N (ot Bow-Strect, Covent-G , fr lent; ana Publishict 6y W iLl.r AM ARMSCCR Ic,r ?Pi t (01 South to At the Sinz.OvvicE, No. 112, Strand ; where AriverAiselmvs, Orlin's' for the Paper, L,ettrrs for the Ed;bl; &o. -(lsost_p, icon -street, Grosvenor-square) ; id), must be addressed.. DIED • At Bath, John Hunter, Esq. a Diredor of the East-India Company. Yesterday morning, Mr. Tugwell, Master of Sam's Cot:. fee-house, Lower Thames-street. On the 16th inst. at Enfield, Mrs. Complin, wife of Wil liam Complin, Esq. in the 7oth year of her age. Last Saturday, at Chelsea, Mrs. Philip Bu►rard. At Montego Bay, Jamaica, Sept. 14, Alex. Wtarquliar, Esq. of Nairn, near Inverness. At Nassau, New Providence, 061. IS, Mr. Charles Scott, late merchant in Glasgow. STOCKS. RDAY. I litila StOCk 2t7 StAltil Sc., Stock Excn,eti. Bills s.. s. Fundable ditto great. 3d Exchequer Bills dis. Oniniuni 4 3 2 3 Inaper. 3 per Cent-. 70ii Ditto Ann. a ti Bank for opening India for Acc. • [74 3i Cons. tin. Opening 73i 2i 3fs- - paper. - 341 • - - 49