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tlartilitile NUM:Until, CSlKerally rowanits inn; .1 rupture' with trance does nllt necess,%rily produce, i~rso•fatto, and according to Treaties, a ruPtnre - with brain, • , `. . lii Britannic Majesty and his. Ministry, RTC too enlightened for it to be supposed Ow they can enter. lain an opinion contrary ti . ) the i ninciples alrive stated, or the advantages which England would de. rive from thim even should she agree In thy I,ystcro of cqinchn't Clitted by Spain. Sr, fully convinerd.is the , Kiog, of this, that he cannot emertain the 4rnallekt citiuhi non• the sithje-C1 ; and he expo!ctl i with .per. fit& fence, to receive, in the-c-oncurrence Frits Btii,innic Majesty and his Governmeynt in the system 0: the bJng's condat, a ne,w pronffa their rettitude, and of their friendly sentiments tovrard3 the King and the Spanish peopk. No. V.—(Translation); fseletnoratulum from the Chevalier D° ANDUA CA,. wit hout signioure or date;: receiv, d Sept. t 803.—Farther arguments' on the Baffle Stibjvk4. No. VI .—ExtrAl of - a Dispatch from the Righi,Tion. Lord liAItROVVVY to Fk texii Esq. dated Downitlg. Str4ot s July If; -1804. 9 As i t i s t h e w i s h o f His Majesty to persevere,. as long as possible, in the system of forbearance which' has hitherto been pursued towards Spain ;. and, fur' that purpose, to attempt once more to 'press upon the Spanish Government the..necessity o f making at , unreserved communication of its Engagements' with France. and -Of itcyiews With rest to Portugal; it is evident that no'. such attempt can be maae with any prospea of success While circumstances of irritation prevent any intercourse between the Pritish Minister and the•most leading perion' the Spanish Councils. No. VII. (Translation). Copy of a Letter from • the Chevalier D'ANou tc a to Lord 'Alt ROW dated Portland-place, Nov. /89,1.--.4tespe6i o g, the .Armaments at Ferrol; anti denying that they were hostile to this Country. .„. No. VlLL—(translation). Copy ()fa Letter frotn the Cite . yeller WA:NUL; A A to Lord I A. k OW1) , dated Portlattd placc, Nov. it, ltL4. 'My Lord, Portland-pl Ace, Nov. tl, 1804. Your Excellency will doubtless have already Wined the arrival at Portsmouth of the Spauish i Frigate Mathilde,. which was detained, im . ttie 23d Odober, and carried into the abuve.n.imed Port on the Bth instant by the Medusa. The circumstances Of this new instance of detention, of which I,have been informed by the Spanish CapiOn'e report, only tender more odious the effects of that Order, issued by the British QUVCInMent which has given riie tioit. . The Spanish:Frigate, which lefeCadizon the s ad of Oaoher last, with all the security naturally in., spired by the completely pacific relations which were, stipposed• subsisChetween Spain and Eng. land, having on the following day fallen in with the Donegal, of s4.guns, and the Medusa, ofeee, thi s lat ter Ship, after having fired one gun, which, in the oats tl manner, the Maihilde returned, made not the least scruple of, discharging at her a whole h ena dsld e , The Spanish Captain, astonished at such a proceed. Lompiained of it to the Commander of the D o . rtegal, who . having asked him some questions with regard , to the time of his departure, and the number' .of the sick who were on board the Frigate, re, quested him to send hien a boat. The'Spanish Cap. tale sent him accordingly' the boat, with' an Officer of the Navy, who speaks English, and dire }ed him to convey to 'the British Commander:the expression of all those sentiments' which naturally arise in si. miler occasions between Officers behinging to two friendly Governments. Perceiving that the Spanish Officer was detained too long, the Captain of the Mathilde requested the' English Commiinder to send hie i hack as so o n as possible, in order that he might be enabled to eon. nue his voyage.. To this the Commander replied, that he was occupied in writing a letter, which WaS bigill after sent to him. The import of this letter, which was written in English, was, that the differ. enact Which had arisen between the two Cantle, hay. ink obliged that of London to order the detention of ill Spiteislt Ships of War, the Commander was under the eee , :'ssity of detaining the Mathilde, and summoned the Captain to surrender without tusking any rceietence, and in the space of five minutes, " if Ife 'did not wish to he sunk." • The Spanish Cap. tain, not understandiaig English, direded the Of. (i cor w ho was the bearer of chit letter, tag explain to him the subjeft of it ; but what was his star. rise, when the Ship of the. Line and , the gate began to fire on the Mathilde,- before the a hoee.oteotioned Officer could get at' the 'con_. tents of the letter. The Spanish Captain defended: . hinistlf with courage against class onfOreseen attack, And did not surrender to so prodigious a superiority of force till after a resistance as honoureble as it was useless, in which two of his ship's crew Were' killed, and several others wounded. The rest is argument against such a proceeding. To His Excellency Lord Harrowby, Principe! Secretary of State,' for .Forekn Mrtn*, stc, , No. X ~—Copy of. a Letter from rill , I.IAII.IDZN,. Esq. to Geoioalammoteo, Esq, dated Admiralty, Office, tsth Nov. t804.--eStating. that inquiry should be made e into the preceding ot..itenient. No.X.--Extraa ot. ImmW.Nl A 8.0.4 gse. to G to. }-I.AmmoND,,Eq.,,LIOI , N4ltroralty*Ofilce, rich Nov.:tuber, liie4,—CounpuniQatin t ; the tie:lost:re : Medusa., at the Motberbank, Nov.ptG, eBn4. Si* —I have received your ,Letter of the • reth i nst .. an d in reply thereto I have to arytairit you, that doting a very squally night of the 2251 uh. the Donegal and Mi.:111,144 were separated, and that on the morning of the zed, at hell . past seven, A, M. we saw'a Ship in the N. E. which we judged t: he a Man of War (and not the Donegal), I constqaently. wore and made sail towards her. ,AS we approach. ed, I observed she was evidently a Spanish Frigate,' and making sail to cross us. She going on a wind to the S. W. we to the'Northvymd, wind atW.N.W. I eonsequently let two'reels our, and hoisted an English Sr. George!, ensign. Nefirly at the same I saw the Donvgai in the N. W. thull de.. pressed, boarding a 1111!rdliint b r ig, an d a b ort . n fiet bear no and make sail towatelseits.• At about half past 9 o'clOck the straw Ship crossed our weather bow about 'Ono anile,'Onder' !MUM G 1, 1 ,411 1 .3 ,1 if 1 , 1,, , J .1. to be fired far a-head of hex, which she answere d b y a gun without a shot, but (lid nor bring to. Iltretl a second and third,,wheri he fired one allotted; ' r irtl When she w;is upon:our 'beatnr rlrderealhe broadside to . be fired over her, and N , eked ; ;she then brought to. During this time `tie had closed„ and while I was working . the 11/leclipa tip; shale cotritnuniltb,o paved between' Sir Sr wino) and the Spanish Captain, and abotit half j r ,.ist 'ten sir Richard, sumMoned *itre on bo-r - ird, by signal (die.irt,ordshipi are already in possession of tie - iesuit of our deter - Initiation, Which was the •i etrdi of m intro , after which, a gitir; to past noon, I returned to o Ship, anti the space of ten minutes being elapse(' _from the time the Spanish ()nicer had got on Ward his Ship,'Sir giehaid ni ilc the 'Medusa signal to wear and engage (I must here arsenic that the Nieditsa was about pistol shot dist.mt tiito'n the Mathilde's lee:bcarn, and the )negal advanced Upon her weather bow), having pre viOnsly&urged me to be cautious not to hurt any one on by Xll Spanidi Frigate, if it was possible to he :IV - Ad, 'and to give my orders to fire over her ; a ria l Aevions to my quitting the Donegal, I heard Sii t Ytich:ird charge his Officeis to the same 1. Aidows, anti - upon, our, .firing our broadside a. head, 4-stern, and over her, she atruck her colours ;. but .situation of the Donegal prevented Sir. Richard o StraChan perceiving and as ,the 5p4418)1 broad pendaot was Stilt flying, the Donegal fired her quarter.deck. an - 4 poo r .) caronmks, but not a single gun the.r lower.deck tuns .wcre. rot Fon.rout),,,tior d id o , c mc..,Jusai fire a z im a,heei l ud time.- Only two shot ittuck the Mathildc;orie fromthe Ponta) en.. tered.,her,, larboard bow ,in the Carpenter's -,store. 't room, -.and one from, the W 4111134 er!leted her - side at ~the_gangway ; and most roundly ; aviert.,, that,neither Officer, nor Man was killed or wottodd on board , her, both from our, own knowladge,4,l4l, the declaration of Captain ,17e Lapoardia, artti his Officers, ( for it was ,the. fir.st,q4eistiovl asked when they came on board oe;.ll4.o4sit i : and tiic Spd,iliih Captain has repeatedly,rold toes;titat o 4our. shot, escept two, went cleitr olaba,M4rtilde. . And lintry he could delthefittely l'tfrat-sve, had killed two, and wounded Seyeral'Of!thevdreiv i . I am at a loss to conceive, bitire:particittariysWthat Letter was - writteri in my cabin,' and'l turnisifedThint. with data; 4nd ultimately serve his .Letter to' the • Sparrnth Minister, - with ithd Dispatches to their Lirdships, on the day of our arrival, which it the . oily circumstance in this , traniaftion of which I 'charge rnysell'withhaving aded iiriproperly ; and, , even here, /I trust, I can acquit myself, fir I did it with the motivtof befriendiag Capt. Dc La Guardia, his'Officers - tend Crew, -414. - of obtaining them that relic(whieh-I.liaci , :ictint in my power to bestow, . .. . The following Copy of Sir Richard Strachan's Letter to 'Captain' De La Ginitilia, relates his qs. sertion, that the C;iptain of the "Donegal teconitrieritt.. ,ed bird to sin render wiihntit resistance (" s'il ne vouloit pas i:re conie has."). '' - 11101114my's Ship Donegal, 13d ott. 12.4. Sir—The Negotiations which are pending be. tween our'Governments renders it my duty •io pre. vent His Catholic Majesty's Frigate Mathilde,uncler your Cuituna., , i, from vsoCceditig upon her present voyage and 1 must detain her until my So. vereign"s pleasure is further known. I, therefore, request you will surrender to our wishes, and I allow you the space of five minutes to determine.' " • I beg leave to call your attention to the very great superiority of force now before you, and that any resistance on your part must he unavailing ; and I most , add, that if His Majesty's Ships or Subj Pas receive any injury; you- must expeCt it to be rota. hated se rely.- -- I have, 'Bec. Tt. I. STRACUAN. 7'e the Captain Vibe Spanith Frigate Mathilde. Faels speak strongly in this case,-for had" it been. our intention' to have struck. the situated as the I?onegal and Medusa wete, tine broadside 'fr o m e a ch would have annihilated her ; instead of 'whiCh neither . mast., yard, sail, or rope,' were touched. Did it become me to follow the example of the Sonish Captain, to censureand reprobate the cond oc t of the Spanish Government, the occurrences during the last 12 m;' , nths,:witeoLlmve been entrusted with the Command or Senior Offieer of 1111114,4je5. ty's Ships'' anti Vessels on the - Gibraltar 'Station, afford me ample sohjea , for animadversion p and I do not hesitate saying, that the open rintiality they have marked towards our enemies merits any ehas. g i st/fl i n t Mdiesty ,may proper to' I ittn,'&e, jotot . . Wm. Mande'', ,Elf. (Sc. f..lc. No. X .—Eitn6t or a Ditpxtch fr6rn I.ord ITAWSIIOtitY IA 4. IS. tis, Esc!: dated I)ovviling.streer, 1803. Sir..—Your several Dispatches, to No. .elti%ive, have bcca received,- Arid laid before the Kind., I tend you inclosed,' for your 'information, the. Copy' of a. Message frorn His Majesty •to b ot h Houses of 'Pgirlivnent,.. from which you will per. Iceive that the Discussions which have stity,isted tween„'His Majesty's' Givernment anti that o f France hivalecit brought to, unfavourable con. elusion. I shall forward the. 'rapers which His Majesty, 1 133 .deertsed it proper to communicate to Parlia. ment, by a, Mel enter, whom I shall dispatch to you in the course of a few days, for the purpose of furniiihing you with precise instrudiota for the re golation of your euntlat at the present iMportatit period. In the mean time I have to signify to you as Majesty's pleasure, that you take an C,irly (4>l ot. tunity alstire the Spsnisli Government of tltt King'sjsincere and anaiLito ,de 4 ire,thr.t .of Peace and Antity which ='have been fisi happil) re.cstatilidied between hint . arftt his - Catholic Ni et jesty may be. preset (olt;m1)' 11A.WX1U tt,Y, ', St 7 Fels. s, 1805. Commitsioni is the Ayrsliiie Militia, s;gned ly the Lord Lieu. ..• tenant Ensign Neil . ivlacirtellan to be Lieutenant, 'vice Lindsay. Dared tan. t 6, 1/1 , 5 Alex. Grierson, Gent. tar be Ensign, vice IVl , taughlane. I)ated as above. Thomas Bracken. ridge, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Macrnellan. Dated Tall. 17, Coniniiisions sigted ly the Lord Lieutenant s of tbs . . Cu:) //Aber., • • . ilberdetriarint44ssitenteers. Henry Forsyth, Esq. to be Capisain.huthe !Battalion of V°. luntecri 'Commanded by Lidfirteninit.Coloncl Leith RosS, vice GeorgeT •hoinion,': resigWeit k aft ted 9, , Licutenant . ,gobert ,Nltripto.be ,Geptain in Ditto, vice Lu clovick Graßt, ;csigned.' Dated a4,..above. Ensign Wit. liani ihrguld Lieutenant, 'Vice !.Mr;' promoted.' Dated as above. Ensign? Robert :Johnston , to be 'Licence: hunt in Ditto,' vice Murray, resigned., Dated,as above, , .;ytvester Sangster, Geittoo be . Quarter-Master in Ditto, Dated as above. X' "'Petes:head Volunteer4,i n f an t jt . Robert . Mackle,f,Gent. to be Ensign, ' vice - Marshall, resign. , ed. Dated N0e',,29, 18c4. - , 46eideen Volunteer, . t Captain Alex. Srebner to be Major, vic e Dingwall, re s ig ne d. Dated'Oet.: to, . ige4l Lieutenant John LOw to be Captain, .. vice Bremer, 'promoted. • Dated as above,• , To be Lietitenants—Eusign Alex...• L'evt. Dated as above. ,Ensign Robert MoriCe. Dated al ,itiove. Ensign David Ding4all. -Dated as above. ► To be Ensigns—Thomas Black, ...Gent. Datedli4Shabeva.:, James Forbes, Cent. Dated Nov.' 3, 184" ,; , Costimissiws_ in the 28th, or Stirlingshire„ dcc. Regimept - of Militia, Signed by the Idissienant of 11.4 Coz,nty William Lorittior, Gent. to be Ensign, vice M‘Lean; pro. !noted.- , Dated Nov. 2,8; 1844; ; • • 0 fi , Costu;issiont signed by the Lord .Lieutenant tbe Comity of Stir i ,lin g. ,111. st Si!,lingshire ['glummer Leg ion. ' Major I lenre'Clablodttb lie Lieutenant.tifilenel.Cemmand.' ant, vice Lonngleiteriigucti.' t Gap-, win Charles Stirltng to be second Major. Dated jan.,t, tBos. „ 'Sgribig sold Palkirk V o l un t eer 13:etallost. john Gentle, Gctt... to be Lniign,vice - ,johnstone, resigned. Dated Jan. 3, 1803. Commissions si k :ssed by the Lard &ieutestitni of ths County of X4s/fge, ' Benjamin RoilenhUrst,, ii(vd. 11, vice omkirtson, resigned., 'Datett,Sept. IlitmAhtton/43ttrit t4 , be,iiieute,nant, Vico •Itottft4iffsAii j?ltmitotqd., NeFdflam, Gent.,R i qe.4E. , • fined. `I *tett its above: taints , Gent. to bc. I ' sign. Da .acabove, John Stkend eit,-Gentwit Ensign... Dactyl Titortiasiciaig, Gent. 0410. Ettsign.'"Daied i ip, .ii er iS;artel B;sllocks mid", Volienmers. . Wil I iam ClaYtdny fiVift.t ro behtie‘itikaltfrV lee ' ; Dateda C3et4 is, Ruherto Garret, Gone:, 20 be F,naigrl, Otice.,Claytoq,•protryotM t 'epated ; luhu iloniard, Gent to be Ensign, Vice 'Fidler, resigner, bated Iry sabove,'' Rev. Elkattalt-Agyle 'to be Chaplain.' Dated Feb. J ; James LoWli`tUgMt to. be ,Sutgtxm.t , Pu:ted!SoPt• JI,tIJo4 ' Runcorn and I[ l arton l'o[senteers john Davenport, Ge nt . to be Surgioh. Dated Sept, a 18ef. Western Cheshire Cavalryt:. John Bennion, Gent. to.b.t Lieutenant, vice Aiclersey, r. signed. Dated-Dec: 31; 18 0 4. Tho mas .Vaughan,' Cede: to be Cornet, vice , liennion,verontoted. :Dated, as abrivb; Joshua Walker, Gent. to b e LorgEi , vice;Makin, resigned : )ated as above. it accle.tfield Ifoluntees Infantty. Charles Chapman; Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gosling, re : signed. Dated Jan. 19, tlos;: COmmissione in the Royal Cheshire Militia,. ligneri by the Lord y Lieutenant. , • Thomas Parker, Esq. to be Colonel, vice Lord Grey, re: Signed. Dated Dec. 3, 1804. To be Lieutenants —Thomas 'Cwenlow, Cent. Dated Dec. 22,1804. Peter Sayler,. Gent. Dated Jan. It, agos„, George BarloW, Gent. Dated as above. John Bruce Knight; Gent Dated ran. 17 , dot, Commissions Signed by the Lord' Lieutenant of the County of Irestrrx Regiment o/ 414/dd/crew Militia. ; Ensign E. W. Ha r ri s to be Lieutenant. Dated januatir 1805. To be Ensigns-:.Thomas Kemp, Gent. Dated Dec, 1804. Robe rt B owcher, Gent, Dated Dec. 16421' Edward Hetherington, Gent'. Dated Jan. 13 , 24, K. Vox, Gent. Dated Jan. 19, lituj. • • • Loyal , British Artificers. George on', Gent. to be Adjutant A: with the Brevet lt ank Captain, vice Lyte, resigned. Dated Dec. 19,.18 ,, .. • • lirerrtArd4nri, Baling Volunteers, Joseph Heath, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Escott, resigned. • Dated Dee. 19, 1804. • Migrate PrluNrers. Ensign 'fames Groves t o b e Li eutenant, v i ce Pontain, resign , .; ed. bated tan. 5, 18c.5. 'Joseph Palmer, Cent. to be' En sign, vice Groves," promoted, ' I)ated as above. St. Margaret's and St. yoboel Volunteers. Ensign John' Webster to be Lieutenant vice Ellis, resigned. Dated Jan. 5, 18o5„ St. Otis, aej St Georg' , Blo*ntsbit; Volunteerr. • John Raphael, Gent, to be Ensign, orioe Smith, resigned. Dated Nov. 29, 48;4. . . . Crytmi.r4iahi in tbe. Derbyshire Supplementary Militia,. signed the Lord Lieutenant. lames Pieleering, E sq. t o be 'Captain ' Dated January kvsn.' 11105..130bcrt zgrrie, ( : , nr..tsats, Lieutenant. 'Dili* 1a above, John :1)ove Evison, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated lan. 7, itios vltobert ltaker, , cent: to be' Ensign. Dat e d Dec.. 40,4. 1( icharq Nadatild, Gent, to be Ensig n an d Paytnistet i l li7 Datedlati; 1 0, igoi• • • Co s:mission In the rig , rrdky'the Lard' Liimeitant., • .attil Yam e 1 c) , 13Q5.• ad, Royal. Regiment, James Niteritian Knowles, Cent. to be Flulgt), vice proinoted. • ' Cunt,nisaio• .n: in the Bridg,e-Hill yeomanry cavalry, signi.d • ibs Lord Lif linaexant- the Cirri)) , of reit. Canet lialford to;be Lieutenant, vice Huggesson, reiigncd..- Dated Jan. 30, 18os.. brook Taylor, Gent. to ''Dated as above. .. ~ MAnsity.N.House.•YeityrtLy v 1 r. johttrhemk.- lon, a 'Habcrdasher in . d . Lfoen . . Draper, on Lud&ate_ . tinclerwen t his final e•kaininatton before the Lox n IVlAytatt, charged on b a th o f Wittietes, • on a violen't suspicicin of setting fire to his- hatise, with an 'intent to d.efrattittbe Sun and i'lmenix Fire Oflices;' in which he' had 'insured t,saol. in each. Atter the evidence was read over and signed, and the Prisoner committed to rake his Mr. CON4T, hii Counsel i beged the„Loito NlATbst woulditd. suit Mr. Thomp-son to bail, fur which he w ready to offer2o,oool. or any stielt.suot as they thought proper to demand.: This was opposed •by 'Mr. Krustir,,as Counsel for the- Prosecution, saying, the late Ati of Parliament provided in this case, put it out of. his Lordship's power. to..take bail.. Theo Prisoner, therefore, was' fully i-cortunitted •sgainatti. the New Canyter, ittGilrapur.street. SH o tc.t.arci Acc NT...Yesterday morning, at seven o'clock, •tie servant-maid Neilds, No, 2, , Paratlise.,row, Otel,ea, - near the College, got up as ustud,l to Might the fire ; in' a qoarter. of an hour after, ; the family were alai - turd. by. the cry of " fire I" from some of the neigialattri. ;:On. getting up,. sinck going intact kitchen ' , a lito3(:nielancholy spetlitcle • presented itself—the servarrt_quaidiying on the floor, with no,eonly 1l her - - - chathes nearly, burnt- off, hut bola hunt in: such a shrieking; manner 'that ;she survived, bursa tew inintites, 'when death put an end I to-her nsisery. ; silo • POOLS, .LisauAßY 4. ' - A iiceirl 4 2 ,4 Retsoy, 13ristowe, front Newfountihnd; Si II rot rs; ItIonE:1 iNv:, and Brothers, tan - ibert; from Briftel Ashmore,. .for'bover r Williatn and It.ll4ry, f3oynes, from LypityDove ,Thafirl. sop. from Plxinouth ; and Union, 11.1anntng, front Live:* pool .. - le k,-,., , . „few ,' el Sailed—the Wilhe.:l - orce, 11 dson, ter Spoicriand i Extt 1 ki9?.)yiy, asd.Nary 1 - latchall tor Portsmouth. ,- -i.t %I: , _ ... . GRAvissx- , rta S. ' 'Railed' Miner vs, .LantlerVarl + Ltiodon;` Alll4 - . -tli4 knit ; , /i flibitipson for LitntriCkl Advettuffl . 1)f- " dalt * ler l'ubAiti „ I -11qm 4,scii, LuraiYPArcv''' Pagtt, Strayc6ck, or aniiiia . .' . - __.---- BlRrn. o i t n il ur i t .n un db y , , ,!s h t e ls i e t ic h t Lad!' AMR it it iii,Sl/ 1 14/YlPitstftliPiiiiistWAlwint PlNftfa b ` 43l4ll ' ' NrcAt4ctii, at Catribetwll Cht4rch, John Bun t o n, Esq.cf sit fill b fgo. v. - 1 ..,,•re. tit On IVialtieidayllut.yetlioir. Brorelim, Hon.Staffol"'"l— • ' r.ln‘esthelywytid, a 6 ;ed 79. „, 0 ea. On illutskia IlasY,Att het 'mother's rtottte, Pft — " a iet 4ti,cet, Miss Si i i4fsyht of du kohert • sti d Itt.:tott, Morthtlifiibrianit. x3f s lught r , A 4. c.typpu u i ..piothi ff oo WQ 311 c 4.44P11 e trani ' .„ e inrCimadaciYiventi FphiOaged toll a 112 ": 4 i,ip, China, hi - might to Aiderica in early : youth. Ile .fib' havolesoten... tOtttiVit ht. rate ;of 4'14 aOf iZsit h pr.ers ; ,nd be4igsf Ltiolif powers ot and bods;',. to l ted; bythe nor ' l t°l4ti i d c1i054,1444 . 0 pwi l *alive co oat ryr 41— ,tIO bpie'sditeral - ak'novV ax“teavn to 114 4 1 .04tta1. 0114 10491000*trin bilekot obtain ' arid preserve thecur t osities of Nature tg far ,"" — kt,* arts anti s,:icnces, and to prattitet.okitdipitriaßles , l 7 ,,dirf ' was in tile act pLatteippting to throw an itouiVir , " 4 7adk 60.) pound* 'n't '2O feet off { and \Vriltnilt e" ' , t y that he 'caindiay bis death, having,. prothfcc4lo4 o o ( ' } ' 14 tnorrha,,e t ol '' STOCK 4, I 4 4 /CV : Hof 'lank Stock, !!!'tittr:" .o l . N avy s per Qtruftti,”oolo,ooloo'l 5 Per Cerlr., 1 797. to i 4 per Cent. 76 it ~.'"1 " 1 4' p..u. Cent. it0.44431t. pet Ci. Con 59 iii i ~4 1„ Hank 1.. Ann, 17.1 13,16t1is • Ditto Shorthit#Nriar4 mi1e...... .:. ~A ru o n f de v l e -S iume trCeti: of Fb- - .1 .0 t r .--.... --...:1......:114 Htiv i4;6414w41.2" ..........'....". tt c t .. l N. e 42l e 6"lbu nctes w v ;fich re a li r th-cflelquislaitody4H33lll::wl.- . t .L.l7 lie c °P u ß rT a of Elic t ec h v o en se a ' =ru u et nd iv o e u4 Mi tat bit'cl • ' 4 • 9 ''''' ' bet of the Royal Qualitltatkins which I possesit;"--- A i, vstbi l e the Army, and tl t id g e ll xrdi gi: ot i n r- i g y ect e r Zie f i cu iet n ira r itt 4 lil te,T; be attained by l tbe,ilktgfge,,dor even by the 4,901, " • l e • litie, vbinaltate:ntritattli lei. that superidbltlc 4 " lef eltV general Pra6titioilir, %lin:lie — Mind is lamas , ':, ,• •,,=-- . . • • of , an immente variety D.l= '. viCII. l' l ''' .4 ' l ' biblO P The very singular complaints .of Disease MaliA o lo 4 l which from every part of ag,g,orld I have beu , "" t tss" Must nave considerably conduced to my_perfat cant ~, sion of the inlimit:itilliimittateir I . .;nset)i., i t 41 7 ,triq' ,;:! fi e i DV, If Dinettes arise front the indiscretion of an ungu_''' 7 o .lo" uldrit , and' ir - suab -Cases or ,diStreisful eigirtingclgibitial Vtjst, as those which ire the consequeixes, of Ail , - Ii Ilio, Vice, 'ran any 11titt . asedine a better 'title"tti treat nit' p o t% 4,regular Stitgeon, !resigning all t opier Pr.i....tiet'f.rP:';',,,ii6.o ment Of these, and concentrathig his it tent ion 3no ' this particular:ll4st ?: 1, nd In recent Cases of Infeetion, all Pain, tiailg er '. a ct 104 ii ! tress may be ivoided, and in the first sonsations Xl}l to We*ness, Mtit4 Inflate rniserY MAY be Pr.evAn t4) ';.,oltl l to means of re-animation as will restore )tealtn and st • the Constitution. . •isesbtc°llli Through inconsiderate nejtleci the slightest c. xr , l) ,, inipurrant, but it is late acquirement orexeln: ve c :", 0 0 , it. tuts line to gilt; a sale and, permanent retorat , a , when other Prattitioners itavc lat;ocV * (Ai on thc firi . t • The terms.pf reutuneyation arej . trecisely - stat ~ .., .. 0 iniervieW, but nnletters ale answer , A ttnts: a Ban , . ›'• inelo,,-.Pa, '.,..! .. „ .; . • ! -• . aDAY: India Stock, 60 4 South-Sea Stock, ~ l a 0 1,14 Excheq. lid 1.4, ~- . . i4 " '' 1 3 per Cent. dekrrfd , InipetialVik# En* ' " Ditto Angle: °OS • ' Ist ) I Com. fve l iaNik t , ' Llaiik ZVI 4A k rem, ro t s% er-'49lzark: N 110 N, p r i nit , d by R II II ( 44 ! Ai°. 4' ;t. i P e r iLibtlicisit)*ailt:Yrtwi,„e-it,„ fur iht jOrtalh2iti otz Inuit ii thr.sitstv.eievic t No. I It, Sprawl ;. witue MARTIN 11REE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeoni hi Laril,rl, No. 21 . , ,Arutidel-streer„ ttai',l, near Teelple-hat• ' , ~Ig, t lier,tivatt'additional.entrance in'tSrarerjtreet, aLipr,_,...„ ~,,,,I, To. T.A 'CY LOR, Surgeon, No. 4,, New litithlrt'-' •• - , , •• ' - London. ' ' . ISO' sr R, * , ,' ' • iitlONfa4, M3y, 2, .. 1 , i TN the ,Sining of 179+ I was afflided w l :,'c, A. Venereal Cornplaint,, whith . I . treats With i , 1 , 11 ;0 once for five months ; but was then obliged to a1)`k . ' , ?,,..,r.i. , regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to Li'. ~,,, , t knee of ilk.- Disease by( mercurial applications) i4r.:40,4 time; but growing, in spite of ail ineuleine anti the A e m ss l of tho first Gootioown . of the Vacuity 'here, vit' rs , u re worge for two years, I was reduced to a state a1nie6:,_,,,,,, • paralleled and beyond 'description, - being an entire _,, , v i k, r , and ulcerated from head to foot.—Ny !lead, throat. 11 ' 1 al • nose,..legs, ariria;' • Bec. "have been alternatly in tte l ,.`,, ii boeoriting tar t e..kits,ii in. short, I , ,have ,had front twiT.l6,,, thirty eating • ulders VII My biid, and 'nearly tou ni LuiP p r rivest url,sig, - 11t1 1 - 1 1,1: wstplik , be ,wlunlittou. to parr c olt.. rice ail my case---suture tt to say, there never was, , i rre: will he, one of a more 41aogenaus,:ot of a tnore cll i , rated nature. 1 mas lo 'tag looked „ e 4, by itty frice'; 04,;ihr 11 14:1 4 Fil • gQ)ltlitior,.. depti, f v4s .,pielesi;le t a r ore Tnim - n1 seratile•ltate "Itetliis dr,iaaftil Sitnati°.lloll i i di fi''k i l I' InYs', lo begia alr`ltitiek 81' reVeiVery - ar t ' n it It drag a most pita:table existence till Divine Pr °vl t i ! threw in my way a Newspaper - co t ntainin - the ca 5 ° , (7 ,1 11, cp y iurli t i:lo:l ; o i t t 4o,iso pre . : l ur ph ed vo t oi li ir, l e lei o: i r your ivilla. L i b E ca l li K v E ,.. :::s i ' lo l / : L it !' 13 1 4 fiAitlfthe44ll)Citillickcjiati it; 'f• could r,i r o i Ki s, which, by using Irbil' :iiiiii;ko: tune; aril ran i ,iO l3 have l*upiwitOr c kuolo. Og ri ( 04( t yeArs inde c l `; , :k i idistretiron . , stlite`dtifiAtifitettr 1 enrol el. 9 I co IA bor l 4 me a few ifiiiiit if -‘-IA - . . - t - - Itwit, a ..pd! , . 0 , . },ra int e f • tVOU ' 4 ' re . I , ° p. t ublis n li ii ill t i l s 4 ;" l4° anc r i tO l 0 143' .0, ‘ 17 4 ; L ? ' a tt i t Sej y ti; li i i:44` le r l e i lisr l" p u a e : wis i :r l : - i I wiih-to, be stitilifibieloftai tnitit. - 6f 00 1 '10 61 ftirth°. . ' As , 1 cas lit i4 e ot wr ltl i l a t al li tes eitt t la li . vg b i r t l e e v tt e c i r et i a lir v o/ 11 1n ._: e, :11: 1 5 ,,,a: 1 exceed it, I have from experience cs.AIKT4: 4II : ... 11 4' 17 .6 r mankind, that in your LEAKE's PlT.l.StheY__, o ,. 0, -- , sure, jpcctly.„,)Sittgiettlijt tilliktrte , 11141,6aKta l r'" C 0 NI itaf,e of t i.,, Venereal Diseas l y t - a - ii i; ~ilea,ll , i y 41,4.410.1, ' 1,,,,, .„,, 7 f ate' . 10 14 'i _lf t IttsurtilotitAbk-fittaily coo o n i srpiPt ,--- •'. re'' o l nathei and address - Piible7 , i' but cretlitable 4 'Per -4 : ll ' 3 'oe wanting information may also be referred to . f1','„,.,11,. friends by Nits. S. Clark, Itau,ay-Gardens, Eill" - P AA ' Prepared and Sold by the Sole Pr „„0pri , 1° 4 0,7, t. , TA Y 1.444 fki t Aftu t tit 0 t le.bii l it u ya I „ V0141 1 1 ,41 ' i r cgtA ii . ; it Vht ig t 1111. 61 e ll i t'il l l i 4nl l l ls i , 4t a it n tlii T s N e‘ v 9 ii P t (r at ki witt tQfg ci 4f4 fi jA :hin 'tY t7 :! l Us e ig:ies:s'''''' ' t .. 117 1 ril'':dt° l j.) , :d, on ,the. §iine tertrisr ousel vi,n , in ail 0 - 45 . ° 1. oll i lo , i niviolible ilthreeyi t u t v erso ,,, 1.134...,i3r its''... ~1.0, ,', mentioned, tu tattAtuiatnivo .pa rticolli!niquest; bf.., 41 4 til bO i L l' 'C V L :e i tll e ire iVl: 1 i rl d : 4 :i r c il i n t 2ii ii; g : 111(1f att h e d 7c t 6 .: l4 e: lci p a : i li tti :n3 / 4 44 c a cl C, f i tt i :i c i i i4 4l; t t' ' .6l t l 4 ll .,4 4":7:; iii l gt ; : %: ', ! .,o• ll°l- /: 1 1 1 ,arc .also s() itijxviilk AcjiKfiranSS l4 ' . ir- A.i °lc. 1 ' nience ol . _tliose li , , , iii , at a d i,..,., atte . bv -i -r r, -° ll# g s l ? ° :w rt rii : un t( h l 7l , voi t rt ,p i..tl; so, Nit-. .1:: rc:er.; :ter Ins e:', - , y 7 , 5 111; did' , 1 . . t diitift4h; "Mr: N c uiiiii t ;; l 44ter, P,,, 14 ,, t 1. 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