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, I itN tV•i,,,,,..5%, 7. ,' ;. • --aulr 4- -.. , ..- :, -;:7'''5'''''': : ' • 4; :; .,, ,.,. :4 : , : :: j7 : ::4:• ...',., , v f 1 . • . ••••• . '10: 0 z . x • , , . •\4,..,,, , t , ..., w3 E .....,/„..,,., 4/4: T H vm hER 4°35.1 (rßrcu . szxprExcEik WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1805. In the course of the Month will be published, in One Vol.. Royal 4to. HISTORY of the COUNTY of BRECK -11 vol. 1. containing the Chorography, Gene ral History, Religion, Laws, Customs, Manners, Language, and System of Agriculture, used in that County. By'THEOP. (ONES. - Deputy •tegistrar of the Archdeaconry of Brecon. Illustrated with a new and accurate Map of the County, a Map of the Antient Provinces of Demetia and Siluria, and with several finely finished Views and Antiquities in the County. Subscribers' names received by Wm. and Geo. North, in Breckno,:k; and I. Booth, Duke-street, Portland-place, London. • VICTUALLING OFFICE, 4vg. 6, sos THE COMMISSIONERSAr VICTUALLING MAJESTY'r NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Thursday, the 12th September next, they Will he readj' to realty Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat with such Person as will undertake' to Supply all such Quantities of CHESHI RE DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, and . GLOUCESTER CHEESE, or Cheese of mita/goodness, and of ROSE CORK (Seconds) BUTTER, or BRITISH . BUTTER of equal roe/less, as shall he 'lgnited for Hit . Ma. EAST INLIA INTEribIGENCE. EXTRACT OF A LETTrR FROM AI OFFICTIR Dr TACT" ED From MORADABAD, p.cTET) ANAI'SLI!ER, 19 .1-i FEB. 1805. " We are in the greatest anxiety here about our friends in Moradabad, where a large body of the Enemy, commanded by Amer Khan, arrived on the 16th, and continued their attacks during that and the following day. Most fortunately for the European inhabitants, Mr. LEYCESTER, the'Coll tor, had the precaution, early in the present cam paign; to surround his house with a wall and ditch, to keep off any attack from the Enemy, who, I,e foresaw, might cross the Ganges, when it bereirrte fordable. His fears have been fully realize d he is indebted to this foresight for the preservation f himself and every other European at the place, silo* d they indeed be preserved, which, without time ly assistance cannot be expeaed. The E. ~ inv cry, d the Ganges on the 14th inst. and our C, , , silting of three Dragoon tteglll'elltS, and three of Native Horse, under General Smith, an Officir just arrived in India, followed them next day, but halted unfortunately on the 15th, be withal the Enemy got two days a-head. On that day they reached Moradabad, and burnt the Sepoy Canton ments. On the following day they renewed their attacks with, the greatest vigour, destroyed the holm: of every Officer on the station, except Mr. Leyces ter's, which they invested most closely. He has,' luckily, several cannon, and about four hundred of the Provincial Battalion in his fertification. The loss of our houses and thefts will be severely felt ; but to this we will cheerfully submit, if the lives of our friends are saved. The. Enemy have no guns, only irregular bodies of horse and foot, but if Ge neral Smith and the 'Cavalry did not arrive to their relief on the t ath, I tremble for toe consequenceS. " The town of Moradabad, although exposed, has not been molested by the Enemy, from being inhabited entirely by Natives, who, although our subjeas, are much less the objects of their hosti lity than Europeans. Policy has also a share in this lenity, for Ameer Khan is a native of tins Province, and has, no doubt, some . expeaations of keeping possession of the country. P. S. loth Feb. lam most happy to in form you, that our friends at Moradabad are safe.-- General Smith d: ! arrive, on the morning of the lath, and relieved them from a state of extreme peril. Our loss in property is great, but many cif our effeas were saved by being placed in Mr. Ley caster's house. That Gentleman has behaved in the most spirited and liberal manner. His loss is also great, but I hope his eminent services will be re warded by Government." jerty's Service , fro= the La Othber next to the 3oth Setternstr 106 inclusive. This Day was published, a New Edition, the Third, of LE PETIT NEPTUNE FRANCAIS ; or, FRENCH COASTING PILOT,.. for the Coast of Flanders, Channel, the Bay of Biscay, and Mediterranean, to which is added the Coast of Italy, trotn the River Var to the Cape Spartivento; with the North Coast of Sicily and the Island of Corsica. Illustrated with Forty Charts and Plans. Carefully revised and augmented, By 1. F. DESSIMI, Master in the Royal Navy. Printed for %V. Faden,_ Geographer to His Majesty, and to li. - A t Prince of %Valet; • C haring. C ross ; pricesTm Guineas in boards. re 6t delivered from time to time, as demanded, into the Piljual. i/ag Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Plymouth, at the Con traitor's expenee ; to be warranted to keep Good and Bonita' far ' the space of Six bloaths from the respetthst periods of delivery ; and to Ge pal,! for ky Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety day: after date. The anditien: el the Contrails may le teen at the Seereteny's Office, at this Offiee, or by app(yirg to Mr. .7.4 n William Dungen/Me, Agent for the Pithialling at Cork. No regard will be bad to any Tender im which the Price shall WHEN Professional Men of Education and Responsibility deviate from the general System by the selection of a peculiar branch, the sanction of long •con tinued success is the best criterion of superiority. Eight years have I devoted my praaice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful result of my plan gives ardor to oppose, as tar as I am able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most important in the Catalogue of Human Intinnitiei. After initiation into every • Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wish at an early period of Preetice to rescue in. dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praaltieners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which 1 have de. voted my attention, comprise every species of VENX. REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long du. ration: oily, All kinds of debility, whether arising .from the lei:tits of school-boys, or the indillgences of mature age: And, lastly, that derangement of the system in wo. men which is called BARRENNESS, or STERILITY. Numerous I.)ise..;:es arc the result of ignorance, 'or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it not un frequently happens that the seeds of LUC are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—.By a superior me thod sie:h Complaints ate easily • cured; and, even where others have tailed, I trust that I may presume to offer a radical i.....-tablislunent. Few, however, are the cases of corneae:nett disttesr in this disorder,. compared with the CithillinOUs situations of Men, Ante front an indulgeuce in a solitary vice, or the prevalent. gaieties or a fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhany sufferer broods over his misery, but careluily conceals his misfortune, it may be sintie conso. latmn for Mtn to know, that although it be an'objeet of doubt re uncertainty with other 'Praelitieners, the removal of these Detictenciee by the gradual progress of Renova tion, is the acquirement of my Experience. - It' the rites of Bacchus or 'Venus have, began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety vita be prevented by an early Counterac. tion of this languid State ; and in these cases, no great difficulty will ‘Sccur. hut where this Defieiency has for years existed, a proper perseverance is indispensable requisite to revive the slum. bertng Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate the Couttitution. MARIO E I) WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in their expectations of a eamily, may be at:sured, that in awst in.sl4imc3, ~.i*clette-tb sic curable by Medical OUR. The secrecy' which is so essential to my undertaking, and tne qualiecations which I have presumed to state, form the basis of my . ptetensions, and in coincidence with such this intimation is given, that Mr. liree may be consulted personally, or by Letters (inclosing a small Note), at his house, No. le, Arundel street, Strand , near Tem p le Bar. ;11 1 There is an additional Entrance in Water-street, adjoining, and the :Name is on troth the doors. Martin liree, Member 01 r Colteee of Surgeons. not 6e inserted ix word: at leng . t e or that shall nct be delivered to the Board before o.e o'Clock on the said Thurday the 12th - September next, nor senlest the Perron who maker the Tender, or JOlllf Perron Olt his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. PICTUALLING OFFICE, Aug. 19, rßos. THE COMMISVOIVERSfor VICTUALLBW HIS AfeIYESTY's NA PT .do hereby give Notice, That on Wednesday the 28.,h inst. thy 'wilt he reafj , to receive Tenders in ;writing (sealed up), and trent for Filly Tons of the bes, NEW CAROLINA, or EAST.I NDIA RICE ; to he deli vered immediately into ills Majesty's Stores at Dept lard ; and to be paid fir by Billr,tayahle, with Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may he seen at the Secretaty'r Office. • _ No,regard will he had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to Me Bard before One o'ClOck on the said Wednesday the 28th Inst. nor unless the Person who maker the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when calle.Ofor. NICTUALLING OFFICE, Aug, t9 O 1" HE COMMISSICNERSfor VICTUALLING A His MAJESTY': NAPY do hereby give Notice, That ost &lily', the Both inSt, they will 3e rea4 to. receive Tendert, in, writ ;ng scaled up); and treat pr. s uet) Quantities of B I,SC U I -r, sna.k. front What 111,a/, as the respell 've Manaj.zaurirs of that Artkle rn.y think i super to qj'er; to he deli verel in a Month, weekly proportions, into His Majesty: I/lama/ 4 4 Stott: al Deis.. ford; and If, he paid for by Mr, 114!yahle, Ilgth ,f"to , dgit after date. N.B. No Tender fur a less Quantity than Met Hundred Bags will be admitted. tXCELLENCY TUE MOST NOBLE 'MARQUIS lirttLiAtsr-stv, acwzr.gon-octirtnAr., *cc. Fort William, Feb. 21, !Sq. if MY LORD, The Condition: if the Contrao may de seen at the Secretary's Office. No prgard will ,be had to any Tender in which the bias :ball not he inrerted In words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Cloth on the said Fil47, the 300 instant; nor killers the Perron las snakes the render, at some Peru.), cn his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. " I have theitonour to inclose, for your Lord. ship's information.; Copy of a Dispatch from Capt. Hutchinson, announcing his success In an attack against the Fort of Zemeena. rite enterprise and g:l. - lantry this tneritorious.Qtlicer has on every °cc-;11,n manifested during his command at Rampoora has never been more conspicuous than in the-present in. stance, where he appears to have accom7lished a most arduous and desperate undertaking with a spirit and perseverance which refieds on him the highest 'credit, and from which I am confident your. Lordship will derive infinite satisfanion. The con. dua of the Garrison of Rampoorp has. thro%i - hont been highly meritorious, and the detachments that' have occasionally moved out frinu it. have r en d ere d the most essential service, and entitle Capt. Hutchins. son, and the Officers and men under his orders, to my warmest thanks. have the honour to be, my Lord, your Lordship's most faithful hUMble servant,: " G. LAKE." 'To T. TAYLOR, Surpon, Nu. 9, New Dridgabstreet, London. " Camp before Bliurtpore, lan. 27, E$ 5." Zeemena, Tan. 19, rßos. TO LIEUTENANT-COLONEL G. LAKE, ADJUTANT- f' h. ~;p, 1 , A, 5. VI I. ! -......- VAUXHALL . . 1:14 e1 the Patronage of His Royal Highness the Pat lace or ALLS. THIS DAYViII be a GRAND NAVAL PETE, „.,,.l!. honou r of the 11111).Day of His Royal Highness the 1, , 11 10E of CLARENC E, and in compliment to the Noble 11, neint the Royal Navy. As there is no occasion which a et , ni. fi. • ' ' ti He feel more zealous to have distinguished than ...1 which respeCts our all.gloriotis Bulwarks, the Wooden tillsol Ohl Eneland. it is hut justice to observe, great !lit brilliant as have been th e Fetes and Galas hitherto ot the ;:ri,oe, vieing with each other in splendour and variety, the ~!t`tnt Night's Entertainment will appear a chef d'atuvre of 'aillole, as the Gardens Which were supposed to have 'knelt their summit lii r *Caste, Brilliancy, and Eirea' will li 'Pat 6 them in every shape whatever. 1n addition to the lerapriate ileceeition of the Nig ht, the whole of their visorsta,erlillattrai W ill b brou g ht for•vard to add dignity ' lu lre le pet Nae tionaFestiv:d. The Selection 14ii i L „ 4 ; 4Lni Intlreiriental Music; will he uncommonly va. mr4" (l loPpy, many suitable Airs being in t i oduced ; among Nr,,,' a Son and Accompaniments, composed ex_pressi.YsVer r...._ . c1e0n by Nlr. Salomon. Between the At . t2 t cr,lillirt,epreientat ion ofthe Camp will be exhib it ed. Five Film . 14,i`1,.anda of excellent Music will relieve CiiC h o t . her i n And at the "f;r•orrin.ince 01 die m*t spriglitlY Tunes. pi . , ) 1-y of . tei..44l.;?r,lvert veill be given an extraordinary . I ;4441444:: zel_ropurir p„,../,„e4. by. that tiititi * table gm ed. ~........._, Admissi-on Three ShillingS.- ~ • ---•-......._____.......---...-__-.......... 14\1°TICE is 1.140 g t . tled to the Captors en t ie EuTt.i,, retie the Pr ope.tcaptu red from the F R E NCH lepeaive I, l r 111 tte Year iliat, that they Will be p:dd tl e i c e_ t ir ioheton.,l,4tP,"'olls thereof at No. 9, New' Broad-stF , on w t, order, viz... Art edn eslillY the 3:1 of September, to the following p IN ti. of the Army: ti, 0, csY's iith Light Dr4,-wits tzth ditto, :21 ditto; ‘liee , le s tk Guarils, 3;1 ditto : Second Regiment. or 1.,4,..n1,,,111111..di11u, 18th uitto, loth ditto ; 'stand ad Batt . a t: filo 44,940, 24th ditto, aka 'ditto, 26th ditto, 39'' 1.',.42r7,'..ietti0; ibt And sd Battalos 42d ditto, 44tn.dir. Nit di tt '",r, idi ditto • to and ad Battalions, sBth ditto, n .9th 01110, ' . . 90111 ditto 9zd ditto. Th ( e ) w n h l : lll . l r4,l,lay the 4th of September,' ile or His Majesty's Navy entitled ; tbole And nn Fiitlay the sth of september, ~. te Ureter f 0 the Army, consisting of the following .‘11141,,,,,,, , Corps 46 6 erWitra 2E4'l D ragoon , i Hompesch's ditto t 2d Bat. ! I I:i l 4 24 ilt•t:j! ''' it oyals ; 3tit Reeiment, 27th • ditto, cil::111,,,, 4.1421.2414 ditto, sfttit ditto. ....Y.t o i n a i r i l i ; to. ill'etie!l,l' 1irit..4. 1 1- : " 1 , 1 1 ,De. Rolle's ditto : Fir Pioneers, t. ib ( ''nn ~r ,lueb, Corsican Rangers. Maltese . Rifl e 4 1 1 5, s,, i ", " Kerninent, koyai Irish Fencihleb. , A l teri. ', k-(irps, Royht Artillery, Detachment of 11,n 41011iiej." 11`' 1141111 Army Under the command of ( ..e• JOHN JACKS r n•I _ •-• CHARLES ROOKE. ..„, IPi ----____ tn e lIET ------' . . .., 144).11N D4clikiTlONS or NEXT ' o f KIN to t,,,,%^ Hie e,' • - °I LEA 1: Y, ti,k). of mio,rrshot St c;eurge'S. Ha/lover-square, ii , : vm. late ot Creat Nladdo il x lo ..; 11,4 i 1 1 ,.. No. 71 r,et, deceased, will apply to Mr' w ill (11 4° llletii• "'co 6141.10x -street, afore..aid, they wi rt,,,..,.., it% to their •advantage. H ONLY7IA, _.. Year, 110 tins ' i --, ITERY to he Drawn this Ail &I:1)1'F mali It, isoc. Il k ot prii • - cHF.m E. , tS. V S lllOe at ea c h. Total Value. "• - • • (20,000 - t 6 1 - •''s to,pis t s .• - - • * ' 5000 • - 3 , ,0n 0 . ii,ooo itcoo 2000 . . I s . • . 6:00Is * loon . - 5003 6s - •' * Slo " " ts .." ' too • - .3° lst) e. . 3000 „ EltilLa: .. 20 . . 90,000 )--6..^ "144 Blanks to each •• ‘ 30,00e I iy / 3 „, 1,,31.1 Ta nks „...„ Ants ki.::,. ------ ‹, tkkets. 425.0,000 1 ) !'' • Fir st 1 . slit , 1 ra'vit Ticket ith Day - k ''','''':: 814 .:- - • - (eh Day 230°— * - - - 714 Day - - 5 004 Llle.kti, A te Part of the above Capitals. "Altr y (1 ,S and . a , • -Inc , - `'.ll-11tES are on Sale t all the Lit:ens' ed• Pe : e It i o ict: o f 4 Tick , 4 1 / 4 ., ‘,.....„...i...,.........,Hr . k 1344 11 ' t* 49 11. 7 t o I'. igh i 1; - '..' 9 4 52 ea t , 4 1 9 o Sixteenth - I .' -..:' 1414, tliilit y, r , and Co'. TeSpeaftilly Arias°it:Arrleryllo'?:-..;:.1.1.-y, 4:d t:: ITubli-c-- l e rY, 1-hi ',I:P.I'S and 6HA I(ES' .for* the present by m,; . 1 ~h begins Drawing the that a the have h- e l3 i t i ,I:`44alhe terri;:4 441, CArrier, or Post:'.7teixie‘CuStceldveexilPeettry. ill tktlbi!'id ptlllet. i le t l P ....,,,,,ezd s tir , 4 ,4 .., whether s 2 / 5 1,, or 20,0001. at their e Lottery 0 Bice, 26, Cornhill. ----.,,,____ . lito ß s , 4 iiii y-..-...,...........-- (,) ALL A Islt4 t i (I NS, tk CortNETCY of LIGHT DRA- Y circumstanced, in an Old keg'. ir. kirtherp,r,t . 41. the Regulation Vries. , ..„,.. ntion,,,24kulars apply (it' by Letter, post free) to 1.4-;:-....... ""t veil-street, London. 44 ----., ----- . W bEt) p 'toll ERT, and CHURCH IlviNcs. ti t'obil' , , A , ,i t , lty acid f -, ~, . ~ 41 4 i i t ~,,,.1 1 1t 0„, ...Lorry, possessing Incomo th .Y4, -, oly -ve Property that wish In raise art imme. rriiik, I,;Pieltrior ,perinuneet ;tipply of Money, may twin t;44l),,erig 1!;!.441 k i' t l ,_ ll !' ,11,!, slut) from 2001. to to or 2o,00tkl• 4 1 . 4 rti, f,t sill, A1)11'1443! upon their own ~ Or lir`,;l•cirAllieeZttle.ll a verteliheral Price will be given.... La,t,,71, sr i , i ..!;& to Mr Roberts e at his House, No. 22, V', k"ci. • '''') eft daily received. All Letter s must tlil Qte 6 1i hie nitavir. ' t4::titi,Past wirl'A concluEled the above Business for se. *si r Ae tvh . 1 the greatest satisfaction to all parties, 's. Y title ° t oour l ' • , • .. ~,,, y or e.. wile their Applications no oat. tb ~..,....„.......nposuse need be feared. Ills k 'Nip ' rev,. • DESTRUCTION OP RATS. i att I* . It -‘I4IPOST ivit4r, k its, iv i -T lON is the Inventioo of Mr. N I k ttl kip korlitrierchapt„at tlavant, in Hampshire ; * ll6 1410,1( it eirl i 1 A I)C rid ., 111 " r the Destrudion of RATS and 6111111noolt4tiet. 4,,,'ll,lA•holises Berns Stables, Store lt titi Vht,.l.,•"`nolUes. itr.c. of this. of Ships may tgittr4a. oribinllness the litleds Of this. Powler, which '144 Ihttihtna C o t ,`'• t ile spot, where they will eat it till k , 1,,,. 11, 1 .1., viiiyouch it, The success with which I,liltitheiltleiirryeitl,lle Su ,a I, lantatinns, in Sugar-houses ql'it, ii`:_lealtairniait' reeard of the Men hems and Planters. lt i i';')vi o , tin n. it opi_eald before' the Public by Sir lames bre% to tlevo4;11 I t Pitt " The damage done by these IS,VI to 4 ' 511 01;4 11 % 4 ,01. Corn amounts to no less than ~ , i , 'N,,,i ( l° ‘*l th e eri'l.l.lX, vehich is tat more than sufficient Of 1,1„,t!) ~id Ch,, Ting year, crop !" The Inventor vt, a 10 e .41 1 -.4, that , Chars and Property it is scarcely ne -1.44h 1 Nd . I ) .14 1n41141.1.11 1 • is 1 k ii 1 kre i ta l eitco ,k it be wara Preparing , !I isolF y tot t t , l ll :,oll t u trau.„l . .. ri.. o f , Counterfeits, which Its kklo,;_hty Pll l a r ed la" genuine Patkets, price ices. T . ) 4 7Y tent • p re sold i ii TOP, whereon is the 1131/1C of T. ttt l oy 41,„! gm ~, ~, •ondon only by Champatite and ' ll Ito.1:7 4 h.. '''''• 17 Ai, 4. -. . s tv. I . . kity , "k 4 et' ti . .e.....arta.larie, ...t. . 4kt. b. Vit illk, Ile rePtlteble Booksellers in every , 'Edinburgh, May a, 1800. IN the Spring of •1794 I was aftlifled with a Venereal Complaint, which I treated with inilliter. ence for five Months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to the vim knee of the Disease (by mercurial applicattens) for some time; but growing, in spite of all medicine end the advice of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse and worse for two years, I was reduced to a state almost un paralleled and beyond description, being an entire is and ulcerated front head to foot. --My head,' throat, mouth, nOse, legs, arias, dee'. have been alternately In danger of becoming useless; in short, I nave list from twenty to thirty eating ulcers on my body, and neatly totally de prived of sight,—ir would be voluminous to partscula. laze all any case —suilic.e it to say, there never Ivas, or ever will be, one of a more dingeroits, or or a. more compli cated nature. I was Jong looked upon by my friends, and imagined myself, 'beyond - all hopes of recovery; and, 'in deed. in my then condition, death was preferable to my more than miserable state. In this dreadful situation did I drag a most 'miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case of a Mr. B. of Plymouth...any friends read it could not.—l sent and procured some of your LE. E's PATENT PILLS, which, by using from time to rime, am now, and have long been, (after more than four 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„ horn to me a few months ago. In gratitude to God, and in hopes of rendering my fullow-oreature service, I, request you to publish this; . and you tnay at any time refer persons who wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or further parti culars", to Inc or my friends, by letter or person. As low cases for badness Nadi ever equal mine, and none exceed it, I have front experience every reason to assure mankind, that in your LEAK E's PILLS they will find a sure, speedy, safe, and radical cure, rot the most dread ful suge of the Venereal Disease, which is called a co N. Planar:Lusa. IOHN THOMPSON. • Insurmountable family 'reasons prevent making my name and address public; but creditabhs persons really wanting information play also be relived to nie ansi my Monis by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay. Gardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, T. TAYLOR, Mernber of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his house, No. ••• Now Bridge-street,, Where he will give Advice without a fee, to persons talc big 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 particula r re q uest, by the Yro.: prietor, during the course of more than thirry.six years, that he has lead the conducting of an extensive Hale of the above Medicine, anti the practice arising therefrom. They are also sold by his Appointment,. for the ßaxt v e r cone. Memo of those living at a distance, by Mr. , South-bridge, Edinburgh • Mr. Macdonald, Printer, Gies. sow, to whom also Mr. 'T. refers for his address; at the Perfumer's, No. as, St. Alban's-Street, ; ,M, r Robertson's Toy-shop, No. toy, Oxford-street 1,1 s• borough's, No. 7, 2 I as h -street-hill, nearly opposite the MLittloe ortmerit ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. r; I/mon-row, Tower-hilLs M. Callwell's, Dublin; a nd by one person , in every constdarable town in Great-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only ts. od. each, sea led up with full and p directions, whereby persons of ei ther Sex flay cure thorn n lai selves with ease and secrecy. up N. B. Every Box sold - in Great Britain., is sealed with a Stamp, on which, by • favour of the Comnits sioners, is printed, at the Stamp-Office -10 T. Taylor, N. 6, New. liridge-street,“ to imitate which is felony, and all others are counterfeit. HEUAIATISMS, Palsies, - and GatityAffeEtions, IN with their usual concomitants, Spas:n, or flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility (originating in whatever source), are retieved, and frequently cured, by WiIITEIIE.A.D's ESSENCE of MOSTARD PILLS, after every Other means had failed. The Fluid Essence of Mustard (used with the Pills, in those complaints witerettecessuy) is perhaps the most aetive, penetrating, and eireeltial Rei»edy in the world; curing the severest Sprains and Itrtrises iii less than lull t the time; usually taken by any other Liniment or Enthroation ; and if used immediately after any accide,a, it prevents thc part turning - . prepared and - old at 2s. O. ONICiI b()X or bottle, by R. Johnston, Aptffitecary, No. 15, Greek-street, Soho, London. For RI - lEUMATISNIS, SPRAINS, L 111. 4 .1 NTS, Dr. sTEttesis OPODP.LDOC., 1 1" HIS Medicine, from its warm, penetrating and AL attenuating Qualities, is tound to be an !excellent Re medy for external Itheuinatisms : and by its strengthening powers, it speedily restores tiw Parts which have been in. jured by Bruises and Sprains. I t is efgreat service in Cramps or Numbness, Stillness or ‘Veakness of the joints, and as an Embrocation for the Soreness ot the Feet after violent Exer. else ; as also in promoting a proper Circulation in the Limbs when in a paralvtid State, 1t is also particularly recent• inetidmi tier Chilblains; and it ut..l in time it will prevent their breaking; but in this case it should bedissolved and ap plied warm. The Genuine Opodeldoc is prepared and sold r?ply by F. Newbery and Sens, No. 4s, St. Paul's, on the Coach-way, four Doors from Cheapsirte price is. 6sl. a Bottles, Duty included s but as a variety of Counterfeits are ollered to the Public, in which the Names of Dr. Steers, ot Charing -cnass i , and Mr. Newbury, are fraudulently made use of, Purchasers are requested to observe whether the words F. Newbery, No, 4i, -Sr. Paul's, " be engraved in the Stamp ; if not, th e rreParatiOn must be spurious. • Sold also, by. their Appointment, by Dicey and Sutton, l)ow Church-yard ; Baum) and Cu. No. iso. and I.Pidding,. No. 76, Oxford-street ; I. Wade, Old Bond.street ; Bayley and Co. Cock.spur-street ; j. Ward, Middle-row, l tolborn T. 'Putt, Royal Exchange ; W. Clarke, Borough, High , street ; and by J. Harris, Successor to Mrs. E. Newhery, Bookseller, at the Corner of Ludgate.struet. GgNERAL, ' BCC. " SIR, " In my last I had the honour to inform you that we got possession of Katowice; and I have now the pleasure to acquaint you, for the intbrmation of his Excellency the Commander in Chief, that I march ed I. Tork on the 17th instant, with 12e Se poys, two 0-poreaders, and as many of the irrega lars as could be spared. We arrived before this place a little while after the moon had risen last night, and instantly commenced our attauk as near the gate as possible, but, untbrtunately, the guns could not be taken sultielently close, as the enemy had placed a number of hackenis in the road, laden with grain, the wheels taken off,and the bullocks left a e s s s o is ni te e d ° l t ) i y ie tc n o lod gi e ldars, who be to the yokes : the whole soon took tire, and it u as ( n i llc e e m ss n a l r a y i to w t a a s k of attack. In I s l iz e s d o & h . , tr l t i t t i i ) , i i d ly it ly y, yo b L y in c g u i t i t i i e n n g d s , steps p si u n r vis instantly and most gall an tl y ascended at the head of, his m;th ; but I was much concerned to see, a me ,meat after, that he was wounded. It became necessary now (Lieutenant Purvis being the only Of with me) that I should lead the Se poys ; and having another rampart to toonnt in the same manner as before, the wholelook up so much time, that three tumbrils of ammunition had been spent at the guns. At this critical moment I was joined by Corporals Cross and lieslop, at a time or mi a short time our numbers increased , and w e p ushed whenß d i aVn b l c a 'e k t i l n j g a .1 C c le ° through'utes on tiie t 1 parapets, s and in the the Enenw to the Gate of the Gurrie, which is of a cons iderable height, with a broad deep ditch round and a winding pathway defended by parapets and loopholes, where only two men can go abreast. Hore several of the Enemy were killed, but we dno push the gate open with all our force; at l c a o s u t l the‘ t viaet gave way to the but-ends of our mesquets. There are six 3 -pounders, tnonnted. on EAST INDlei HOUSE, Amen 14 4 13.55. THE COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENC t 1. AND trading to the East Indies, do . hereby give Notice, That the Committee he ready to receive Proposals, In (sealed op), on before It - due:day the 28th instant, from such Persons who may he :pilling to supply the Company with COPPER., And that the Conditions of the Contrite? may be seem, upon ap plication to Mr. Yantes Coggan, Clerk to the said ComMittee, with w h o m the Proposals must he left before Twelve 4'6 , r:eh at Noon on the said 28th instott, bj , ond which Hour the Committee will no t receive a,9 leader.