The Sun. — London, England, 1805-02-18 00:00:00

N--: d,w,the LO4VOc.)N G4ZETTE, Feb. t 6, !goy. y , NOI E 'l4 hete4 given, Atilt there will not any i)r,twing,Roont at St. litne:,'s the 2111 instant. . ' " Sig; Cvmmirsiort , iH (te I)erhyLhire Itegilnent of Golden:tan att4 VooltonrY CAVidry, jived Ay Ike Lord Licatnant Ca t e r lly‘ ql‘,PerAy. f 7, ttio, • %Vatter I.ltAttts, prtin lobeitit liaittbricire,Cent. to be Liotttentuo. !oho C00p,, - , Gent. to bo 42ornet, Conothlivss Jigney the tird' Li. utenavt 4Le awqy 141k^ntecr Infantry. Nt.tl'or Leekr. to he Lientenant.Colonel-Ceirmiatidimt. nmed, November ry, , John Proudtoot, (.ient. to be Actin , twit, Dated luly 2, 180 4. ',tabu and Bl,6cp's Ca01e1 1, ..,/ultre, Cavalry. Cornet Tench to , be Lieutenant, vice K deceased. Dated July 3, 1804. Quarter- Lloyd to be Coroet, viet Tench, promoted. Dateaft:b above. The Rev,. 1113 S Alban, Clerk, to be Chaplain, Dated ah above. Pin lip Hirt Adams, Gent. to be Surgeon, .I)ated ,0 above. Itfut St 14Iurtteer "'hairlns Whitmore, r,sti, to b. Licuftuata-Coioncl.Com ' mandant, vice Gatacre; appointed to the Ist Stirl)shire Regime:tit. Dated lit ly 1, 111(.4. Ltr ieuitant to kg: Adjutant* Dated 11,1•4 y 5, 0104. . , sbraphiq 141 tostro• ttisign Ilckson to i3O Lieutenant, I) & 1 0 .1 j illy 16; 1 g" . Ir e land, Goo. to be ditto. Dated ;:th :ibove„ lulu) I Gcrit. to :he ditto, vice .n ate d ;Is above, Ensign t)t.ttli‘v to di ; to, vii;e thiw,ll rer j oc: ,), ~ Dated Rou,:rt ( . ;e t. Ensign, vlce ftinksinin, pnitiutc,l, I)ilted I n . ly 16, .18,)+, •joho Gcsa, to he Etth,..;ii, vice Outlaw,, prat. tudteit .I.l.tted Septeruhrr xs, 036,4. livgingut Nortb,Sbrop,thire'le,reanti Cap. 11 9 ,,. Corhet tioward,Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Picot, Dated I uly zo, 0.t0r7 Volffyterr . • Edward Et.intunds, Gent. toy be I.leuten.mr. Vice Newenhatn, resittn.d. Dated I illy 24,"1*64. 'I lioni.is Downes, Gent, usitbove. bidltow and Clcodmil 411oriimer lialtenteer Infalttv• 5! • Major Salway to be LlVUlCll:lllt.Colovial:('om . nontiati,, 1)a t. An g. I! ) , f, Cavt. I , !„•. , ecr; be Major. trifled .1, ibove.',l4tetitetho:f I.loyd'lri be C;iptain, *Dated as abiive. I.tiai'Y,n Dyke--mu trim tdituterviiit, ' D.ited i4S'above. Cleorge Lent; to he Ensign. as above, jaine;; 13.tu01i,, Gent. t,•.) be ditto, vice Smith, wooed,. 1):Itcd :Is gbovt. Tornit34 4Vil4iiawn,' Gent. to be Adjutant. October S, , • Ireirlotk floltmorr Infantry. ?Vitt Forester to he' Lieutenant-'t Attki I'vl;ty 29, 0;04. Capt3ill CrOillilS to be Major,, vice forcitcr, promoted. Dated Dec.. az, 4504. Eatotemott Gt4os4 to 1.0 c.„ 1 ,1.4i0, vice Collins,. promoted, bated As alityove. Ensign Ferf:dag to he Incoten,int, vied . Guest, ptotruned. I).ited al,ove. Htitripiti•ey Hinton, Geftt. to be Ensign, vice Ft:ll4l4y, promoted. Dated 411 above, rt, ie comiNotti„) 114NitkelPrtY ENLARGED. William Smithies, late Of Iteds, Yo4cshire., merchant, from let). 19, to April 9, at eleVeli, at the Uc tcl, Leeds. 11/ !NKR IJPI S. AndreW'brivison, of Chester, wine -merchant, to surrender March 4,5, .Ind Jo, at e. , 10 , C11,, at the l'e4thers Inn, chester. AttOritte,, Mr., Chester; or Mr. LAP.vten, Clay's. lnit; London, William 1 1 / 4 01 , !? . .,, of Newtharn,Gint.teestershire, drover, to gur. &titter Marco 4, S. 4ri4 . 31,...it ten, at the Cei. , r„ , ,e lon, Owl,. stow, M4Miliot4oo4ire. Attor Ines, lap pow ; or Messrs. f!rice and Wi Unita, I.iticoln's-.lnrt, Lon don. ' ' • Stcvens,. of Monmouth, barge-master, to surrender Macli 4,5, .114 . 1 30, at ten, iit the George Nu, Chepstow, 'mairinutlisliire. A ttornic.i, Mr. Stokes, Cilapstow; or ~.41cosr3. !'rice end Willtttha , 4incoiwihttlq, : hconda4 , ... Liam Williams, of Castle...Arial, I.eleeTter-square, Mid. 4esex, oilman, to surrender Mardi 2, at ten, 9; and,3,,, Sr One; at Guildhall. 'Attorney, Mr. Nelanti •Valsgrave. pl4ce f StrAtal, . • Jahn ktass, of Woodford, Esse•k, vittuallq, ,ito surrender Fel;t. 23, ,at ten,. March a, and 3o ' at eleven, at G161(11141; Loudon. Attorney, Mr, Martin, ‘,/ nee.t.flall, .Thatties. • .. street, .Lontlon. - tobn Bell, of the. Ohl City Chambers, London, Wine.rner. k,:ltartt., to surrender Feb. 22, March 24 and 30, at ten, at ' Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs, Swain and Stevens Old every. Sylvester • Sylvester Ingledew, now or late of liftidderifinld, Yorkshire, linen. draper, to suitsender March 4, to and Jo, at, sloven, at the Three Legs Inn, Leeds. A ttornies, Mr. John Wit son, Castleistrect, Fiulbbrrl, l o oncion or mt. Charles Coupland, Leeds. George Ainsworth, of Warrington, Lancashire, coppersmith, to surrender March. sr, ' 12, and 30, at ten, at the Globe Tavern, auto, Liverpc(l. A ttornies Mr. oWlin. son, Liverpool ; or Mr. Backstock, St.' laddred`s-court, Poultty, London, Daniel Davies, or Chester, cheesemonger, to surrender March 1, tz, anti 3e, at tour, at the feathers Inn, Chester. At. tornief,, Mt,Nrs, Tarrant and Mottle, Chance:l.We, L. don lor Mr, D. k Jones, Chester. - loscpb Burke, Cannon —street, London, merchant, to surren. der Feb. 22, at ten, March 2, and 30, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Flashman, Ely-place, Holborn. Itieharth kichardson, late of Page's-walk, Bermondsey, Surrey, glue and size-maker, to surrender Feb. 23, March 5, and at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr: Manley, Bell•Savage.square, Ludgate-bill. [;Gorge Franck, of BlackmAn-streer,. Borough of S,mthwark, `itirrey, wine and brandy.mcrchant, to surrcuticr: Feb, 2 3, March 9, and 30, at eleven, at London. At. witty, it Benjamin Wilson, Devonshire-street Bishops • gate., Penjamin firovvrison, of l'orwieh, - Derbyshire, dealer, to stir tender Feb. 37, at two, all . , and Marcia 30, at feu, the creen Man, Ashhortte, Derbyshire. Attornics, (fOodwist, Ashhorne or Messrs, Barber and Browne, tet ter-lane, London. Thomas Gooch and lames Jackman, of , Exeter, hosiers and hatters, co-partners, Feb. 25, and Ivlari;11 tr, and 30,, at i , at the Old I,enclon inn, t:xeter. Messrs. Will *buns and Brooke, New-square, Lincoln's. tuu, Loudoh or Mt. 'turner, Lacter, 1)1P11),41sIDS. March if;. jolin Wit'ford, Middlesex, haber dasher, at ten, at Guildhall. Moen z, lohn of Charle, , tuxt, (Ilia:Beset Hot'. p 441, npliolsteter, at aian, at Guildhall. A 5. loin)Sawyer, of 'l'enderden, Kent, grazier, at, ten, at Guildhall, Lonilon. 1, Sutiort, of, ,tirerpoul, r,cap-hoiler, At twelve, at thu Clobe Tavent,,luhrk.street, Liverpool, March t loseplt treatlierstone,' . ut l'itilbridge, Kent, shop keeper, of one, at t oddball, London, lkfart.ik 19. John kleikley Lamb's-Street , , Spital- Mithite,cx, oil and rolournian, kit ten, at (km 6111411, March it, fleary klope, late of Liverpool, woolkil.draper, at twelve, At the (corge inn, 1)ale-stret, I.lv,rpskol, ?dwel l 2 7, Matthew C411(111614 I.lt CtliriberlanCig mercer, at eleven, At the black Lion, Whittliaven. Celt 11FIC.41'10, Ntirch 9. fohn Ensor, of, Sherburne,- Dorsctaiise, spirit &Mei. Richard Ucnry Gibson, of Rate , litnrow,, St. Luke, Middlt tlex, dealer, 1I) attt S,,lotrion, of I)oke.street, A Idgatc, London, t.O To wne, of Deptford, ii.cni„ cleric and bcnool7l.,,ter I)anid l3.trult y Lac of ‘silliteLll„ipel-r0,41, he can'. Flip Dutton., of C4itherine.court,'fowcrAii:l, London, broker, At l tthew Nlallotte, ut Nl:int:l=4pr, int:-keefict. Nory robrvvil latk; of 'WON, ;Am) _ keetief3 anti Owen rviacd(rwrilne cat Beranat-tiliCet, St, latliCS'S,' Aliti tlicsex ; I , Awald TiFATituta, of St 13411(1, Gloucesteribirc, apotilecory iltimilf;ralt , tint of Ru'illinAkoil, 41.1!‘„r, 14,1111 Cott tub, Mgr:dock., of Viystioutli, 1.()N I) 4) N : 1):;nt:td by R Cr...711'1E A.IIAN AT LOCI! CRINA74% T Ht )110,vi:I1.; particuhrs, on a very interesting subject, cdnout Nit of being sAtisfattury to the Public (COPY.) In4crary, bth Pgb, 133,5. In compliance with your orders of the 31st 'ult. I proceeded itnmediately - to loverary. ,and , thdugh I was militated by Lord jou* CA141 , 13111.1. :that; in . otiusequence of.: more accurate accounts of (We state of the Ship George, of Liverpool, than had, been convey rd in. Capt. BARRIUIS letter, that all apprehensions-that any infetfious distemper' existed on board. that Ship had ceased, yet / deemed it, fo - go on to Crinan, and from my own ob. ser'vatione to report to you the real circumstances of, the case, as far as , Icould ascertain, for the informit, tine of he 'Commander in Chief. IS in the first place, having been well informed that nvru of the great numbers of the inhabitants who had had communication with the , above Ship had'falleri - bh:..k, or egperienced the slightest indis.. position • twin it, went on, baard, and the crew,: cort , isting it thirteen men and the. Captain, being turned ,up' bn th:ck, I cluid not discover among them any appearance of sickness, or even of cunva. leso.hce 111 hr sicknesi. '" I a-led if they had - lost::any men on the pa , sat!;e, aid was informed that ,only One man, Richard' Spence', 11.. d died, and• that' had happened since' theY' alkh...ottt in Crinan Bat'. - i its disease they (;Juld not tell, 'but it was of alingering na. tVire,' for he , had 'done: no ditty for twelve tore his lie had great debility, was much emaciated,' 'and 'hart a troublesome cough. They atti flatted his'greatslebil4 to want of proper riots. rishinetir, • the , wbole , trew being upon an allowance of 'half a pound , of ottleat; and three pounds of his. cult per week. The 'poor 'man was so anxious to see land, that he' insisted on_ being carried on deck, even while 'it snowed, after they cone in anchor: at , Crinan, and they 'suppose the cold hiirried-theles. ntination of his disease, for he died inn:tilataly after. " I next intinited what number of men had died, and of what tbicases, since they sailed from Eng land. On this head Z was informed, that the crew consisted of 3 3 when they sailed frOm Liverpool that thirteen had died at Old Callabar, on the coast Of Guinea, most •of them of fever, but that. they had neither medicines astir medical assistance.. They tamed, that the fever did not presiail among. the na. •tivesi: that it chiefly : attacks strangers; that it often prOved fatal from the third to the fifth day ; and That it had evident sythpfomi. of putridity,. for the body often turned black after death. Many, however, recovered, for all onboard had been at. tacked. It never recurred after they sailed, an4l' all the convalescents recovered fast. " To the thirteen whadied at Callabar, and one who lell'overboard there, anti the man that died at; Ciinan, add fitie left on shore at the I land of Pico, and' the thirteen now remaining (for the preient Captain Caine on board from another .Ship on the coast of Africa), and you have the original number that left England. The five oleo who were lett at Pico went on shore tor provision , ,, but the Ship w.as driven oil in a gale of wind before they coal& return. , , " They hae had no sickness on hoard since tilt) , sailed from Old Callabar ; most of the MO i wilb died on the`cnast were in sick quarters. " The George is laden with red wood, palm oil, and akw elephant's teeth. She is, tolerably clean ; but in addition to usher precautions, tdiretted het to belumiga cede " After she above details, it is scarcely necessary for me to add that there is not the least ground to sowed that any malignant dissitse shaS existed on board the Georg-, since she left the coast of Africa, or to cause the, slightest apprehension that any contagious distemper may be communicated ftoM here " I examined the log-book, and found it to cor. respond with the accounts I received from the crew. Mr. CANYIMA, the Sheriff Substitute, who RC. corrlpici)jeti me, administered an oath to the Cap. tain, as to the veracity of the accounts given to me, dud that no take reports had been entered on the Suip'hjim tnal. " I havc the honour to be, " fit , your most obedient tumble Servant) (Signed) " ,BRowt4, " Surgeon to the Forces." W. R. Simpler, M. D. Inspeaor of Hospital 3." A large galliot is driven on shore at Byl a3 , in the Island of Anglesey, without any person on board, laden with balk and some mahogany; part of the marks are W. F. and others L C. ;'but no name being upon her stern, it is not known from whence site came, or where bound, 0o q'httrsclay se'nnight a traveller, in a fit of in. taxication, precipitated himself colt of a two pair of stairs window, from the Sun public.hume, in Tewkesbury; and, to the astonishment of the inc. dical Gentleman cAled to his assistaner, it was foetid that be had nut received any material in• jury. ' Ar Hereford • Candlemas fair, there was a znod show of prone catik, hut higirTrices being asked in the morning, vet 'y little business was transacted tin the afternoon, when the, greater part was dis. posed of at goad vrices.---The sale of bops was ex timely dull, and the number weighed, very trifling: avero g e prices from 31. t c 46 (0 41. 6S...."'elleebe, at which there was only quantity, was timer than at the last fair. A few, day s ago Charles Wingfield accidentally fell-from the top 01.. a coal pit in the neighbourhood Chcsteifield, to the bottom, and, was killed ; arid John 041c•lry, an infant about six years oltl, was On Sa!orday last lound drowned in the river Erewash, at pitslxton, Dcrhysliire. M Meashatn, .13rhyshire, a few days since, a quantity of coal tinexpeciedly gave way in ne the 44041 pits, by which one' of the colliers was un f.riunately crushed to death. At kiVinster t a i l ., on M mtlq, there was a tirg: allow o 1 cattle t which hold at rather low price,' there being hut few gentlemen gritzith in the tAit. CII A 31) 1 - in (Of No. 1, Martletf-coutt,:i;o , ;-Strzlni : and Putritsto- 4 b. PUBLIC OFFICE; BOW-STREET, DUELLING. .., Private iniormation being sent early on Saturday morning to the above Office, that Captain L. of the Army, and-Mr.:M. were about to-Aght ,a duel on BlaCldleath, : Adkins, the Oflicer, was dispaiched with a warrant, to r apprehend them, and socceedt!d in:securing them, and toruoght them to the when they underwent an txiiinination ; in the course of which it, appeared,. that Captain L. sent the chal... lenge to Mr. M. calling, him a coward, a sotiundiel; &c. &c. • The Sitting MagiStrate, after taking ;dl the ctirtistances into e'ynsideration, ordered thi:m both t 6 find sureties for their good behaviour. The cause of, iliNpUte was Mr. M. having been supposed to have taken liberties with Captain wife. An attiteitifeamphor has been recently mi t e by common oil of turpentine absorbing inuriatic gas. Seven and a lialf ounces of camphor loivt been ob. tained from one pound of oil of turpentine. The aeon 01E16 produti (in the animal economy is sup. p )sed to be nearly similar to that extrafted from the camphor laurel I it is less bitter, and of a less lime., trai ing odour, and. differs' in its atliuti with the trio and acetic acids. The plant Jormentil, or septfoil, which grows abundantly every where, and the great bistort or snakeweed, are found by =the Prussian chemisti Hermbstadt, to be infinitely preferable iu nalcybark for tanning. pciund and a had tornientil, or Orde pounds. of 'bistort, will tan a pound 'of•dry hide, which requires seven pounds of oak . bark. He likewise recommendi the use: of the leaves "of the nak„tree in tanning leather. A new 'metal, called ceriuth, has been found , in a Mineral Substance a; Bastnas,ln Sweden. ' Another h.is been discovered by Mr. Wollaston, in crude platina ; and two'others, by Mr. Tennant, in the black powder remaining after . the saluting) of pla. tint. Mr. Ilaldry, clerk to the Telegraph coach-Ace, Ipswich, having suspared for some time thatan licit cornarce was carried on in that town, from the eircumsiance of a parcel corning to' the office 'from 'London 'l4 the Same person :(a soldier) under different diredioni, regularly on the sth Of every M o nth, he on''fnes d tiy List carried one of the•above 'description to a Magistrate, who advised him - to , de. rain the 'person Who called for it, till he could ac: ritiaint lion and the Cott mianding Officer of the in,:nt of the circumstance. Pretending to have mis., laid the key of office, he kept • the man in don. rsaiion tilt the arrival of the Magistrate and Coru. tnandip&Offieer, When the parcel was 'given , ' tO the man, thejatter demanded of him what it con. tained ; he reFlied, watch chains ;and trinkets for sale ; but, on the parcel being opened, a number* , of half .crown pieces and counterfeit dollars, curiously done up with hay and paper, were found.' The 'man ryasin consequence committed'tcrthe Borough.Gauf for further examination. The counterfeit 'dollars were well executed, although very defitient in weight, and the half.crowns appear to be old, and of'die coin of King'William. A family in 'Bath were robbed on Monday even., i t ig of all their wearing and household linen, by a girl, who, pretending she had' been sent by the. laundiess, wanted to 'begin a night earlier tban usual, obtained the whole wash. The appearance of the laundress at the usual time discovered the fraud. Mr. W.Smcer, a reTestahle farmer,at Ildsham, Catnbridgetattre, who had enjoyed an uninterrupted state of health all his life, was a few days since, in the 79th year of Isis age, overturned in 0 taxed cart, by which he was so much bruised as to expire in ahout an hour. • Off Monday se'nmght, at Sheffield, a young man Of the name of irks was dteadiully wounded in the head at the new steam engine grinding wheel, by the breaking of a stone. He was immediately con yeyed to , the Infirmary, where he died in a few days afterwards; Another melancholy instance of carelessness in people leaving young children alone in a house cc. curred on Tuesday evening last, at Wakefield : A w► niun of the name of Vaux left two young chit. dre►i in her house, in Kirlegate, when the clothes of the lesser caught fire, and was burnt in so shocking a manner as'-' ~to occasion her almost. immediate death. Yesterday siennight a woman named Harford, of Heytesbury, vvaa found dead in the road near Aashow Hill, in the parish of Knooke, and having been observed at one O'clock in the morning with a soldier and two other men, suspicion arose that she itad been killed by some unfair usage. The Jory, however, not being able to find any marks of vita. knee upon her body, returned 'it verdil specifically, stating the sitbstanCe of the evidence: • Situklay M9roing an alarm of fire prevailed at the house of /Wore, a rnerchanr,in The Edgeware.:' road. A quantity of smoke was observed to issue from the tiding of the servants' bed,room,- which, on exat T linalion, was fotind to proceed from a beam having t4ken fire in the chimney of an adjoining house, wLicit c,mmunicated to the laths of the bed. rotim cie ing. liortunattly no martial damage was dune. 'Sir ~JOHN 1111.1., M. D. Ir. R. S. at Parisi and Knight of the Royal Order of Sweden, finding the inhabitants nt this Country, at this season of the year particularly, afilided with Coughs, Colds, and Agthmitie ComplAntsi fouod out a method of con. centrating that valuable It*,xtraCt of Rowers` Called lioway, and bringing into a small compass a very" lisige portion tif its excellent virtues. Sir' jotint Balsam ofiloney is therefore recolumended as the most safe . , innocent, and rfietqual Remedy for Coughs,'Colds, and Asthmas ; Children, and the most delicate, 'may tale it with the greatest safety. Jr is" to tie had of Messr. Stt.s.w and ...RDWAttos, No. 66 ; Si. Panl's C.loirelt.yard (who have purchased o f the I fon, Ludy litt,t.'S Executor all the property in Sir jou Medicines) Price 3i. 64. If t:.eir names ars not on the Stamp it is it C. upter.• w tt,:.14,4 Aamto BIRTHS. •of on Stimdly the tot!) inst. in Idorelty.. sq uare, the C,adY 1 ohn Arciler ilakiiitpn; Esq of a Son. d tio y of 1 c.) 1e , 4 ' . . f'Ad'.eYsera'ailtr ':l Rabts itsa e t r Ci :o ss fa DiA nbur n Y- g i t i lt ° e i r ls . cl the La ' ‘ MAP. /Z MD. On TilursdnY, at Donhcad, St. AndreW, lonn Waddington, EN. of Little Vark, 1-farawhire, to 'Allis l ' l ' l ` ma ' kat [pa' Grove, cd Fe,m,-Hans., Wittsfitre. Ou Thursday the Loh ifw, atGc.tupenhalt, In Cilesltite, by the Rev. Pap. 1-I.itst..it, Edward "I'ortptr, Flag, of Wlr" rington, to 11 , 1 i ;',4 Ann IVatiun, daughter i. 71 -- % . "17°14 Esq. al C rappenliall: ........ ilorsit DIED, On Weclatslay the (th instant, after a long 0 44234° OxfOrd, Ed Gil)son, of that place; On Thursday morning, at house in Orchard.strei Portrmn-square, 4,enerat Stephenson. .at.d.y; at an advatieid•axe,: Mrs, Prager; of AbenOverag,' a mitten Lady, descended from the anc i e nt fantilY al Ptogerdietiß!rts, Of Gwernilee, tiz:ar that place. On Thursday setinight,. a L Whessteaoot' %viol, the Dw v ; oar Lady HAr - land, relief.' of Vict'4"`" — ' Sir Robert liatland, Bart. icE s Telex /India Stock, 184 i , ISoinh-Sea StoLk, Netter'. BilPi 3. p.. - Cent. deferred, ixtt Imperial 3 tier Ct. $ B , Duff Awl. 9 f t- rot as COLIfi. for 28 Fah. SL u Bank Stack, 177 177 have per Ct *b9 s per Cent. 1797, t'ao Jf 4 pet Cent. 76 pet Cput. Red. 59, 5S s 9 ite• Ct Con Sa ! , '1 13titlit1,. Aon 17 9-16111 s I)itto.Atiurt Ann; .b •0". -0* NAVIGABLE. CANAL ANO Gi.OUCESTI. ft 'I IN E S ILIA 11:1: - .S. • MONTHLY SALE, on. Friday, Mar,:h 1, at Twclve o'Ciock, By- Mr. SCOT; i'; . , ".i I E . .STRCJUDV4IA.'rEIt NAVIGA l'lC:t‘i !1., Two p!utreni thts introving t.:ort , :erti tilt. °lv';- ` r : bs.l y r per Share. : . c . chu ri 'Pile LE h 1)S. and LI VE It POOL. CANAL; °ix ,;-:•( in ilus Established 'Navigation, the Dividends Jr' '-•••1' " r• coltic,,P s! ,- ve rr.nnum . x 'ti welt f I I -. . - ... ,vi 1 .our“.ci... prospects 0, .1 able ifire'4o..' ' . , ' L ilt. qiiTy A ko,- Shares in the'•GRA.NI,I,I,V,,NCTION, A -- ile and OLDHAM, ItOCH DA LI: ... CA ELN tJit, WAKV, aid NM) roN, and tha R. L N N ' fi T andAVO N T.iirAls; .0 GIOLI.EST ER. ' MARKET ,TONTINE I f , S v""' Sit trc • ti: ti 1K . 4 .11 lute, et .ecnt. interest, aOkkrdivs to 0 •• :,14u, ,; 0 at Garrawal.!;. 1 • , . I Artimars, at the Hen 'arid Chiekeils, WaittiNl,l3:4ll, i Lit, het's lintel, Piecililly ';' at , Certaway'r , ; 0 " tioAr, New Bridge-st i teta, London. ......—..;_,—....-.,..—....._._...:.—..----, 4,, OLD PORT, MAD IRA, SHERRY, , BUCl•i l 4etori'''' till (2 l'Elsi.j,Elt and 'PERKINg, Wine ( ade '''": l blc. v A.. 7 Merchants, No. 1:5, Newg i t e- stre et, take 1 6 , AO 'quaint the 'Public, that * they now• keep, and (0°704 yearslist past, have never kept„ lees than t welVetil7o , gallops of Genuine Wine,. in. 4 ats and Cask', riPe i ll ;; 1 0 1 meliorating tor bottling ; and'froth twenty toli , ir tl •` 4l olo Bottles of crusted •Ohl Port, •Madeira Ikc• i`v 1415. .; ilvif i keeping, tbeir Wines are so iniprovtd i in 14. ' " 'l'.'l 3 cordial qualities retained,' as to reviler thoin nt ' '! ' ',. , 11, ;.' I the stoi ri nac.hsof berVOUS flabit,':lllti tile ir,:7,01i . ,:,-0,0 expeence - has convince:!nt!ig iv:.;minenr P,' ' ':-,''''' : strongly recontruend.their Om Wine,: , . , .'' i ' ' , t 1 anti restorative Liquor." ftv tills Sio- , ''' . serve their Friends with superior Wine, "' • ":' ~;:geotr, ' '4lle 6e,t Vintat i es, on the most inoder.no L' .'s l; : . .i, c. k. of i, • money, They have also an .1111COITIlird t l '!.: : :' '' - .•,' ...1 al i' Old Cogniac Brandy, tine in,4l farria'.ra 14." 11 Lar ,,,,,, ..,!:P: Q it:unity of most excellent Fa t. I nilia i )rinv , ` ; ' - ' s ,.....___.- LIZ A Or' "CH LEEK ii,.l , t fio a ' n '' : 4 0 ' . 4 . * ' t ~..i ir1!, 1 , 4.!' A of a brownish cast, on her wiii : she 1- '„'` . tr ,. it , •', tion to it, conceiving it 'required n0n....!, it trtg''•• l - d i v 'scid 'procosiciq a watery humour, .occoiopknieli v.' , " 1 ,,,,f 3 iii 1,1 • sur:a,:e, indamed, with viu t lent itcig \V tioiV r icorit' fer Ow Nledieine SPI I $ I.lUl' y , • i , • - Tv NT ,'",'' ti . A•10' , , , ... ~. ~ is.. TIC DROPS, the' Di;ense h a d ;i • j ,..b.1 ergr`/ ° ' 1 . tol* 1 ,0". il Altallttl exhinited th . Jp i )eArabce of ' a, 0:0il ltle , " , r. it-1,;,-1 tice. So that 'she wai unable rq straw no her I.:! . kci"' - 'n tf, l'"'. taken the hest Bottle, i.,:,.. - .t:il.:,1:. i ;'.5,,),,i44iY1"1'4,41111 tAS,ing'six Bottles, scarceii• 4, , . .• ' i '. l ..."'°:3 ''' I' 1.11,11 y, i,11!4,9, .,, near of skin.. ..- ' LOS' . . ETA ZikriETl l , r ,... -0. JOSEPH TUCKER, N. 1. 1 . 1, 'rottenlianl"f"'-1'0;10'. , tenhatn•-court-road,. Noiaches for the veracity 0 : ~. meat. • h giiiiest Remarks an the Genuine Medicine,:—' BY 1 4 4 • o u tilCif tent" must be expressed in w,:rt's atlengthou tilt: mt:e ;r 4 the Bill of Direetions; , and Wra l pei coveting caq h ; 0ti1.,,,," Medicine.--The Stamp that is the, KMg's coveting r M.„ in Mack Ink instead of It it i l k , The c or k in ylc 1 44 of the Bottle is always sea l e d • h Kd 4 11;0$ ‘'''' Int c , -e7 „ fa it Spitsbury attends as usual at ' the Dis )insary• " "- A CAUTION.-.-As it is freepientli a question, ?, . 4. 1. 1 may 1 depend on having Spilsbury's. rept G 6 t." lll4 pat)i•i 4it '• SPitshtitY, lig the satisfaction of such gifil f - ° ' ' t' 1010' . 1 the hillowing Retriarks : c w x o p r r d e s ss a e t d l i e n ng t i t t h e , it th e Og' Remarks to enable. those afflieted to disiiiiguiS i t tiO 0 •%,..ntiscorbutic Drops_" Fri,. S'Ailstuiry, his .. 1 -,01.. 1 tic DrhPs, By the King's Patent," is thus ` l 'CP r i‘i o* PI Mouth of Bottle of'Medieine.—The Stamp (that is the Ki e tgii i %i is printed in Black ink instead. of Red Ink: 17 h° "46 1 '±' B e i n u t o b t e D si : d re e tt s o ion f tshaensdni:ill Bottles; -.,, ~...1 the'l3ottle must Wax. Their virtues in Scurvy, Gout,' Rlieuitoosl phula and Eruptive Cases, only need a Trial , be al waist, relied p:virtcho;:rii4,l)::. W- -........--- ton ro, HEN Professional Men of 1 4 :a ll :otr i , l 'i Resnsibility deviate from : he Vile r - 1 . ioll the seledion of a peculiar branch, the sanction `) , i tinued success is the best criterion of stiperioritt ecli?tif Eight years have I devote , t my practice to ti l F l 0 0 ,4 treatment of Three I hsorders and the successt i e f 0 I , # my plan gives me additional. ardor to opPosc , , 3 ) 5 , a i r t e 016 . t. ' able, the ravages of those Compliints vvhic':,„ s , important in the Catalogue of 'finnan Intirrlin''„y sintr,l . Atter initiation into every Branch, as An AttiW r eso t p 1 formed 2. wish at an early period .Of Practic! Ici i; O r dividuats from the ignorance of unedecatcoarti„oo : 4 P, equally dangerous precipitancy' of general i' ra , ; i ii 1 . list.e l , 4 l , . The Three I)isorders, to the Cum ' 4 vvitic 4 .l t : 11 :2` 4 .. ° % voted my attention, comprise , every spew o c r 1.4111 , , , F REAL iN F ECTIO N,', whether ot a ,reix t ;.i t ,ini. t alfi: 'titian: sdly, All kinds of debility, wheriler a s i 0r . .0 1 4 4 ,1r: , the habits , of _school ,boys, or the inclu t if i e r n i 4 t ,,, ,,tr i , : l , ; l ll l o . o Age: And, lastly, t.:lat ticranvtrtei:s at Men which is called TIARli.' LfiNt. SS, or 54.1.: ,- a r 1." Nulneroue Diseases are therestilt NI igiloa t lt ii . P ., ,Aff in the treatment of a simple (;onorthirai a .t 3 r ;ponO' 41 frequently happens that the seeds or . Lit c ‘ . ' s epri t tril the Indiscretion of an unguarded h o ur.--- 1 4 f c/0 1 ,', tj tith:l4 such Complaints are easily cured; An"', o e . tF,.."'ir: . ' ott&Ars have toile i, I trust that 1 lii3Y Pr," U 'i'' '::,*, radical re-establisinuent. ' • . ~ , ,4110t y 0' .' Few: however, are the cases of con11,1" : , 3 004' this disorder, compared with v i e cl:iiiiiito,‘. vi fec t i ~..;‘ Men, who, fruit an imiulAence in a soll t !;, ) :ie 10,4 prevalent ga:enes or • ,i / 45 1,i0 n ,bt-.• 1ite,,vy,,,,,,0 , (0 of l'iehility, Witttli is the uniivoidahle 4: 0 ) 1 4 e q .„, ; „,; i i•e''; . pernicious habits, , Where tits unhappy s u fferer broods nvw; ih e te!. '..: 3 ..'L Carefully , conceals. his misfortune , U 5 , 1r13/ be 43 '' l et • lation tar hint to know, that JiLt.:l) o )t.' : Lt. - t ti C 1 ' t o tt t ) . U t li h t e l s ) e r t I 1 1 ) 1 L e V h f c elt , l i i 11! e :V:I t t:: c t , t i l l c r r g i j i . vi r . :: , C i t i 1 tii:FfPlle..rli.;_s Qt of tiUti, is the 4 - go:reale:it of ..ay I , '.:'_'c' - 1 , / %, Ntam-tpi/ e alf of • 13acchtis or :Venus have beAA:k " l', :Iv - 110 t ;much .aintiety wilt h: prcvcat:d. 1,.. ,=!, ' a , o o, ..i;. lion of ink izine,ind state : and in ' , tliti c ''.. ~ el; a or itiffieulty will occ , it.-- , j ' , ste " lt i' But where this Deficiency h is for Ytko c ( c i 3 :•'; : oo! : i o t (k''',fr' j • persvict:antx is inctispoositialy ci!'.ti , i' , ,f, t hc Ceiv;',',, i , x ite t ;/_ Bering Sparks of Lise., rtni t) re-31.4. 1 ; 0- r ', 0 ',, e 0 to °,, t a lp." , MAR R lED 'W OM EN, who" havc 10. 4, Eo tt!"'„lir 4 ..,t,.., expeaations a a Famoy, 1 11 4 ,Y , i:.' most instances, such defet4 ate!:4:ini• r „, , ',:pf hig h 4o4; Tlie steresy .whiot I, so esse,triai ~, ' , ,, i ' to iron, ald I hpqua title; tins Wilii;il i 11:IVr pr0=,u1,1014,..,?": 1, !! the bas: s in) , pietensions, and of coin''noy ob , , o l,e'i this inninati.in is given, that M: • R t4c s aral l l?;oll 7l personally, or by Letter, (inclosUii.: ar, n ot ~. :;;;ipi . ... 0 ) hours, No , 19, Aruustl aireeti St r A ll.4 in ‘.‘' '/i , ' e,-:r There is an a..lifition3.l Entranr.t:_.,s, cor gi. 4djoinng, andthe. Name is'en both the - 1 : le ` o , ef . . . vlafrin lirre."MeroZlor at tile Rov 3l e 1 .. ..„.....'e l .. • NUM B THIS Ott which t 041 hu loc k Fr' Tki (Y 6 toe, 4411 kat ~.