The Sun. — London, England, 1803-07-05 00:00:00

•$'l.lR TIFF • SUN. AN t . I3I),RESS TO "NM COUNTRY. Tits prospect o f ( l o nger, to which the Nation is now c,ilied upon tit is most appalling. The s ierifires rect , sary to be made in nrder .to ine::'l that danger, art gigantic. But no sacrifices, no taxes, conttibutions, will avail, if the spirit of the • Nat;7in sleeps. The haughty Legions of BONA emyre caenot he repelled by parliamentary grants, and votes of augmentation. It becomes the charac. ter of Britons to be prepared to meet with , a steady An yielding fortitude, the threats and the efforts of hint who, having crushed ever)? other opposing Na. tion, now directs his Overwhelming power at these :Islands; as the only obstacle to the attainment of his deepty.rooted desire of universal domination. And shall it be heteafter recorded on the poge of His. tory, that the British Nation, so long the envy and admiration of the Wolld, and which has as yet sue. cesstully withstood the attempts of every Enemy, tunk at lust, almost unresisting, under a Tyrant's, anti Foreign tyrant's, outstretched arm ? Forbid it, British Glory ! forbid it, British Patriotb , m -- - ,adm i t let surrounding Nations be witnesses of ondegenerated heroism; rather let the world and pos,erity have one instance mote of our Inagua nitroty to admire. We must not expeft that fortune, or a tame ac quiescence in tote ads of our superiors, can be a suf. heitrit shield against our Enemy : • we must indi. vidually exert ourselves, and exert ourselves sire. measly and unceasingly. We may look back with gratitude to the interference of a benign Providence, which has once already miraculously saved us from a foreign y oke, in the glorious reign of Elizabeth ; and we may place sonic reliance and some hope Oh the assistance of the same Providence, if by our own exertions we merit it ; but it is only by deserving that we can hope to obtain favour from that source. Providence is far indeed removed from for. • tune. The latter is proverbially blind, hut the former possesses a most discriminating eye, and Aisle, ses its protection with the most impartial justice. lie must indeed be ignorant of the toty of his Country, who is unacquainted with the magnitude of the exertions of .this Nation, to op. pose the mem,rable Armada, and yet those exer. dims would probably have been of little avail, without the intervention of a superior power. We have now an Enemy of at least equal force to en counter, and we possess rO;OOfCCI4 infirlitay riot - to those which we enjoyed in the sixteenth century, and our 'resistance, at the present crisis, ought to be proportioned to the superiority of those resources. But our resistance, however terrific in appearance, will be but feeble in Oat, unless the whole spirit of dm Country be brought to the contest. do not think so ill of any of my Feliow.:cnun. trymen„is to suppose, that *hittever be their po. litical opinions, they ,would be tame spettatOrs of the overthrow of their Country, much less that they would join her' Foreign Oppressors.. In the mo. merit ut Invasion, I should doubtless see the parti. sans of every opinion united in her defence. But (if the proverb may be excused) prevention is better' than cure. It may, patrhapss be then too latc - rI say prilupt, because I can only think it a possibi. lity—i( the 'Tyrant invades, he mot, he ittill But we cannot be too speedy, or tao powerful, in our system of defence ; and the jarring of personal interest, and the interference of private opinion, should now, if they ever should (I t h irty they al. , urtys should) give way to the public necessities of the State. This is a• period which affords an opportunity, nay more, which demands the display of every pa. triotic virtue. And will the ',men, who venerate the nine e of those ancestors, whose blood was so abunttooly and so frequently shed for the mainte. nance ut both their internal arid external independ ence, wily they, !lay, let slip:Rich a moment No, My Countrymen, ye will not, I am sure. Look boldly at the, rasped, Consider with what grate. ful admiration, what enthusiastic reverence, we all rellett on the atchievements of our ancestors. Turn bursts to your minds the history of •your Country*. Read the actions of Howard, of Russell, of Byng, :if SydneY, of Marlborough. Think of the cele y f t he many tithe, Throes who Shine in our great their fame I How worthy of • too I Ile is no Briton, whose breast does not at the ifq!oreiiion who does not eagerly a penetration in such 'glory. Soon shall it t knowt, wh, deservest) participate in it. We yet strength sufficient to bid defiance' to the Liii,i'ente. Let not the love of the - empty name of . 1 ) : , c;! tempt tot to concede more than is consistent with our honour. We have now entered into a struggle unpvi Mewed in history and it becomes v s to ;:o thr, , tigh with it, with the charaeler. is; ie l ii it of 'Britons, who have ever proved them. sA'IN haughty champions of Freedom. The day itt:o at tt.iittt. Let us then be prepared to meet tas d:oig , :r. • Tbz ltistoriaa's pen, n.vbhh shall re. c'r,l the evcnts of the times, 'will testact down to poi• tcr;tj, on pages 'which *will never perish, the 'taints nod the anions of that 101 , 4 'were the Friends of theft t'ountv ; attd the totigke. of btfa'et,y zvill pub. fish Iv riser" corner of the toot*, those.Traitore who 44,-red not the to of their, Country is the hour of er. A person at Rochester, has obtained A P a t en t for wel h o d - 0 1 more etredual4 securing the Beams of or.their sides, by whiCh the vessel will be I.trengthened, and it great saving of time and ex. cnce ellt:Cled, particularly in the lodging knees, r.v...tbirt6 of , which the. ptestnt plan proposes to e, • When the lit:amends become rt 4 ten (the part ui t.e Ship which first decays), the repair is to be by h•tving long check.vicces of tirtiber bolted • fastened w such bems us are d ecaye d only at cols : then'the pieces can be m ,, rticed•by them ib:ed tiorciugh the ship's side, tints faCilitlitinz ce+ tArs iof oid hios, and saving inigligibus • SIIIP N',711 S. • aitAvtSEND, illi•Y Pas Ced by:—the George, Day, aurt hales, C3r112.:k, from Petersburgli • 'J upiter, from Bratneu ; Cad, Baird, Sopliia Magdalena, Nickolsnn. and Concordia, from liamburgh ; Polly, ---, from Moire ; Sophia hlatia, Leonard, and Sophia Catharina, -, from Norway ; Vrow Anna, from Rutter. , tin ;. Clark, and Lucas. -, from Riga ; Aquillun, Wail:burn, tram Stettin ; Cal y p.m, Brown • Zephyr, ; Spencer, Claughton . ; and Zephyr, Harb'utt, from Memel. PIED. On SaturdaY, at Teddington, Micid!wic,4l , • Rev. Philip Sneas Mackenzie, A. 11.1.- of St folitt's Col Iv s e, Cambridge, and many year's Minister 'of that -Parish. • PRICE 01 STOCKS . , I.SI Bank Stock t 39 Navy s'pet Shift iref t ein. 1.4, 4 88 7 11 1 fish r, per Cent. 4 Per a ent. con. 671 : 7 3 per C. H. S 3 zi 3 2 2k 3 pert.: • Con. shut • flank 1.. Atm. 1$ 11-16 k, Ditto Short I n tia Stock shut India 'lnuits par s. dis. Excireri. Bill, 4s. 6s. dis. Omnium s 7 6t .r'.3 7 I Inper. 3 per t. cut. Mitn Ami. !lank for iltly Acre Cons. for Open. 551 414 5,4 LONDON I% ARKETS; &e. RETURN OF WILEA T 1N NIARK,LkNIi, As. Meal NVeighers, 13y Nlessrs. CHILD an(i Including only from the loth agreeabl) to to Quarters at (i 9 22 --- Hi 6Ss 01l of lone to the 2sth of junt, :he no,/ Ad. isj Quarters at 6is 6J 257 st 6, at 6os of so it Ls 29 at 56s oil 1 0 3 249 - at izs od 9 sts od t 95 40 at 416, 04 at 67s at 66s at 66s at 6s at 6~s - --- at 6:0 6d 143 644. od ti 6 at 63s 6:1 bits ' at 63s od 13 -- -- .at 62s 6d . 6zs ay. 6 . 7 s ott Total 6R77 c..2ltatters vs: Ipwcr tl • ---Aveyage 6is. tan last Return. • A RE ['URN OF FLOUR, From i tine tB, to lune 24, ,from the Cocket Office. Sacks. s. it. Sacks. t,. d. I Sacks. s. 4. Lli 57 0 1 .139 53 * I 3 7 7 SQ o 13 s 6 0 73 %52 6 I 13 . - , 49 e 74 Si o 1266 52 0 I S 7 43 0 4 5; 6 11 '5l 6. I to 47 66 51 0 417 51 , 23 4; 6 17 6 I 2o So 0 I Total 17841 S.lcici.—Avelage sls:. tuld. os. 100. lower than last return. Avc.R.kor. PRICE OF ENGLAND AND WALES, Ending lune 25. Wheat 6ts. ass. 3.). I Deans ;?.4s. lt~cOats 225. Id: Pease 375. Sri PRICE F - KO P§-7 11Ans. Kent, Si. , 12S. to 71. 7i. StitsrX, 51, as. to 71. oi. LiSeX, 51. os. to El. tss. POCY.FTS. I Kent, 6!. is. to 71. tss. Sussex, 51. 12;..t0 71 OS. I FVJZlll3irly SI. os. to to'. e s Tl,ltnip . . - - • IR% to 2RS prs bushel. Carriway - -46 s to q 3:: per cwt. Corigtuder - - - 3os to 34s do. Cillaty - - - 7z% to 76, do. White Mustard Sezel . 14s to 16% per bustlei Brown ditto - . 16; to 24% ditto. Rape Seed . . 4.11. tq 45 1 . .P. I, r Int. smrritvi EL!) NARN.F.T.. hay 4. To sink the 0 Itid—per stout, or 81b. Reef,' 4s. od. to sg, 44. 1 Veui, 4s. od. to Ss. od. Mutton, ss. od. to SS. Ed. Pork, 3s. id. to 4s. 4d. Limb, Ss. od. to 64. od. HeAn or CATTLIL THIS DAY. Boots about sEoo—S heel) and Lambs tooc:s. NEWn ATE itod LEADEN:IIAM. MARKET. neer, 3;4. hd. to .is. Sd. Veal, 3.. oil. to 44. +I, Mutton, 4s. 44. to . lid. j Pork, 3s. Ski. to 4s.+l. Lamb, 4s. 24 to ss. Sd. - • PRICE OF LRATHER (per Ib7) AT LEADENHA Butts, co to 5611.). Ca - 2z f. to 2.10. Ditto, 6o to 6;lb. each - 41. to 2 51 d. Merchants' Backs, - • "—O. to lid. Dressingilidei l - - - az.i. to Fine Coach Hides, - - 2d. to 24.1. Crop Hides for cutting, - - to ' 23d. Flat Ordinary - - - to 20,(1. Culf Skins, 3e to 401 b. pz.r Dozen - to 34 4 . Ditto,', • 5o to 701 b• 28d. to 33d. per Ditto, . •70 to 1101 b, 27. t. to 324. per lb, Small Heals (C raeilland) 42d. to 453, per lb. • Nlrge ditiot • 1 .4), per Dozen. • muted Horse Hi/lac, as. to 335, per Hide. PRICE OF T S. 1.21T101 1 5 Market 0, 41 ( 4 Clare Market , 45. 40. I,Vttiteett3pel Market 4s. per atone oftlb. AT. LOW. ! Town Tallow 755. ad, Rost (Cant 675. 75s Russia do. (Sold; 645. —s Al-zit - mg Stud' fres. 61s. Ditto romli Crates :4s, cd. C;ood Drugs 905.--Cutdi 12.5. i's od . ;3s. td. Average price 45. 3d. Yellow Sop, 132i.—Mut Price of Candies per dozen, --- St. IAM ES's IJAY MARKET. luly 11:111,. at. 4 . od. to 71. os. od.—Aver. 51. 12.:. Straw, 2). to 2i. .9s. 6d. —Aver. zi. • Wl - 11TECIAA11.. NIARKET, July x. HaV, 4 t. t o . od. to 7 L os, (AL—Aver. 51. 125. Cliiver, 61..65. od. to 71. ti)s. 0d.,-Aver. 61. OW cd. Straw. 21. os. od, to 4.1. 14s. od.--Aver. 21. 7s. oil. . • COAL EXCHANCE..IuIy Best Coals; in the 8001, per Cluddron 435 od Delivered to lloustkeepers at ;71 (At • Sunderland, per Chaldron • a . - 4as od Delivered to Hounkeepers tit -50 s oti • • ELECANTMARINE VILLA, LIT'PLE lIANIPTON, SUSSEX. TO RE SOLD BV AuctioN, • By Mr. CHRISTIE, At.his Great Rcotn, Pall Tall, On.TIIITRSDAN , the t4th sot One o'Clock, A . Singtilarly elegant. MARINE VILLA,' 'with Stabling for eight ilorses, . two Coach-house{, ious attached anti detach, .1 OitiLes, excellent Gar_ den, surrounded at by lotty Walls, hly plar;teft, Ice-hot:se, seed I 3 Paddock of A. IR. 3Z V. 111CIOSC%i with .loft y Walla,stoat sloping from the llou%e to the ver,:e ut the Sea, and open at low water to the finest Sand% for either Ilatlii;ig or Riding, that are known on any part ot the . Coast alsoi joirdng a rich Inclosure of upwards of an Aere, held for 2I years. Sub j ect to a reserved Rent o t O ne P oun d . Th e P rend id Welt=buitt. anti wcre finishod fora Vent lemon ot who spared no expence•to tendgi them subs..nitial, eitg.tht, and complete. i hey toren altogether a itr , st elegant and convenient Parnily Residence. I mineLtiate Possession may' be had. To be viewed with 'Pickets ; aptl primed Particulars are preparing. I . IOSIEKY ("I WOKE continues t•z:p have on Sale at hi s Mann . 1 4 _0 radary and Nottingham Warehouse Nn. Stfanii, act extens i ve An d A.sstrtment of HOS ky ut every description, whiYll,. tlet'once, itedti-tss, taste, and qualir , „, has never been equalled, am , he nu teri Ititnseil; can pyrex he sinpassed. T he many ativantaees lyl possystws over evcr, other person in this line of isiness. and the peculiiir des NA: of,perfeelion to by Indefatigable attention, aint.t k nii. ‘arntlizt,edni Ti x " P n el ti l t 4; ; c o . p i p le or i t i3 u s n b it r y llt o i l h i t nl il e. i r s in lv ; c i a v e a f rig ) ; of (ioods, stipertor it; every respect to thosrof any. other per son, m oo, alt competition f ru i t l ess.; also enable hint co ,accommodate the Public, either in the export trade, urieh terms Mort! . motler.ite tiLin rd I possibly be ,41,, n i tr d b y a ny other House in the Metropolis, - 0041..taid), IDLISt Le adtigebittio LA)I , 4 Dt)tt r , Pri nte d by fit) Cfi NAN hi 4 111 11. LAN, (of 13,3 w. StreCt i coveilt•t;drilC4l) arid Published by Witt- l Am 4 tc aSc s, (of South Moitob.strL,t Glos,veikur_squ.,re); Ai the. SuN.Ositteg, No. 6'trati t t ; where ilikerlitemcvt.t, Unit ro tor the Pap r r, Leiters for the Editor, Cron :h' LOIMON GAZETTE, July 2, 18330 amtshtions fit the Leiceste,'Nlii re hliiitia, signed by the Lord Lid Licxtrnant. Clement WiAstanley the yo4tt►Ker, Esq. to be Lieutenark- C ,, lonel, lice Edward Cheaeldun► Esq. reoigt►ed. Dated May 20, aBc,3 George Busby White, Esq. to be Captain of a Company on the AugmentatiOn. Dated as above. • Peter Augustus Lalargue, Esq. to be Captain of a vacant ; Company. lLted Inn.; 6, 18.D3. Robert Coleman, ESL'. to be Captain of a vacant Company. Dated as above. Quarter- Master Peter King to be Lieutenant by Brevet. Dated as above. Thomas Philips, Cent. to be Ensign, vice thigh King, pro moted. Dated as above. - - Deputy. Lieutenants appointed by the Lord Lieutenant of the 4,/' Lek:ester. William Fisher Hulse, Esq. - Dated June 8, 1803. John bainbrigge Story, Esq. Dated as above. Cononis.bna in the Nottinghamshire "Regiment' of Militia, , signed ly the Lord Lieutenant. , To be Captains--John Wheatley, Esq. Dated June 20, Norm' Esq. Dated tune at, 1203. 'lb he Lieutenant--Charles Pearce, Gent. Dated June 30, t803.' To be Ensigns- )oho Stralrml, Gent. Dated Tune 3e, ao3. Thomas Salmon, Qent. Dated as above. Commissions in' the Kent Militia, signed b.y. the Lord Lieutenant. West RcOment--104.t0s Thomas Dalron to be Lieutenant . Colonel, vice 1)y proinutCd. • Dated lune 3, Captain Francis- Lucius Austen to be Major, vice 4)311011. ~• Dated as above. Stephen Hooker, Esq. to be Captain, . vice Austen. Dated as anal,: -.Ensign Robert Shelley to • •.be Lieutenant. Dated as above. East Regiment -john Alexander Claringboulil, 'Esq. to he Captain. Dared' lune 3. IS .3. • Neam. Gent, to he Ensign. Dated as above. William Appleton, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated June 4; ttio3. Contot,'sliOnsin the Militia of the flunties of Inverness, Band, n, and Nairnshire, eigaed by the L , ,rd 11a:tenant of In. verness. Lieutenant-Colonel Francis William Grant, of: the late 3,1 Regiment of Argylesnite Feiteihics, to be Colonel, vice Sit . James (;rant, resigned. , Dated jun • 2.i, tto3. Sir James Dunbar, Bart. to be Captain. Dated M. 17, 1 Constnissions in Mt Bensiekshire, ace. Regiment of North Bri. tish Militia, 1ig , , ,e4/ by the ~ratL ieuteniot. The Right Hon. Lora sit:lair to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated Sept. 17, iSaz. John Bathe, Evq. to be Captain. Dated May ;2, 'Bl. Georg,e Hunter, Esq. to be Ditto. Dated May obi, 1803. Hugh Montgomery, Gent. to be Ditto. liatt.l March 3t, illo; • Ensign Archibald Montgomery to be Ditto. Dated June 3, 1303. Ensign Thqmas Lawrie to he Ditto: Dated as above. David Vass, Gent. tube Ensign. Dated as anove. . Cornmittions in the Lanarkshire Rey,iinent of North British aigvrd by the 4urd Litott, James Irvine, Esq. to.,be Captain. Dated May IS, 0103, Charles Dalrymple, Gent. to be Surgeun, vice Muclagan, resigned, Dated ittoe 10, 1803. Convnisrbns in th: , Duinfries.sltire, &c. Regiment of North British Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. To he Lieutenant-Colonel—The Right. lion. , Lord Montagu. Dated OdOber 14, To be Captains- The Hon. Gilbert Elliot. Dared as above. Alexander Don, Esq. Dated as above. George Max well, Esq. Dated as above. To be Lieutenants—Charks Charteris, Gent. Dated as above. joint Dunlop, Gent. Dated as above. William 13,11114! s Gent. Dated as above. William Manford, Gent., Dated March to, 1803. George Man, Gcnt. D:;ted April 4, 18,3. Ensign David Crichton, vice Chartetis, resigu-d. Vated May 4, e 203. To be Elibign,l)Avid Crichton, Gent. Dated 4,. To be Surgeon—Toltti "Gibson. Dated May rk, iho3. To be. Qoarter.Master—Donald Intosh, Cent. Dated May 0/1803.. Dll/IDENDS. July j,. Wen, Clark. of Newport, Isk of Wight, perfumer, at one, at Guildhall, tonaott. July 29. Robert Iflessard, of Gnatt-Bank, Lancashire, miller, at ten, at the Boar's-Head, Bury. July 30. Thos. Peirson and ‘Vrn. Sallllllon, of Russia-row, Milk-sticet, Irish factors, at one, at Guildhall. Aug 9. Palm Wright, of Manchester, cotron-spinner, at four, at Spencer's Tavern, Manchester. July 25. Wm. Sealy. clothier, at eleven, at the; Golden- Lion Inn, BArnonple, Devoin,hire. July 30. lames Wallis, of Paterin..ster-row, b o ok s eller, at One, at Guildhall. July 25. Sam'. Uurtwtt of Peterstield, lir , litlilinptnn, vie twitter, at twelve, at Ale Red- l.ion I July 43. lames Charles and. Thomas Ltift, ut Friday-street, Lheapside, warehousemen, at ten, at ( A inidl l4 .ll. Aug. 5. Henry Fletcher, late at Pptott-tioon-Severn, comfaelor, at ten, at the.Whirr LioVnn, Upton-upon- Severn. . . July 2.!;. john Davit', late of. Bright lielmatone, Sussex, coal tner""nt. at eleven, t Itu: Ne w S h i p I nn, Brightlielmstone. July 21) Wm. Hawksev, of Liverpool', - merchant, at ten, at the Globe Tavern, July 2{. Sam. &yres,, of fkl.inchester, corn -dealer, at four, at the - Star Inn, Manchester. Jul} az. John Pearson, of Selby, Yorkshire; grocer, at eleven, at the King's-1-lead lint, Selby. July 30. john Geo. Williams, or Marshall-street, London- Road, merchant, at ten, it Guildhall. July Jo, joint Cux and Frederick Hein*, of. New-court, C cut,,hed-Trlars, London, merchants, at .Guildhall. July 23. George'. Darby, of Great Winchester-street Lon. don, ielehant;at ten, at Guildhall. • CERTIFICATES. July 23. W. Perrin, of Bedworth, Warwickshire, maltster.' Wm, itogers, late et Dipley-1 1 1111,-liartley Witney, 'uuth arnpton, moiler and oultster. Wm. ‘ , Vontl, now or late of Chailton-strat, Fitzroy-square, cordWatner. Several rendezvnus of great infamy have lately been suppressed by the Magistrates of the Police. of6,Ce, Hatton.garden, at the instance of the Society for the Suppression of Vice. These were houses in the neighbourhood of Cierkenwell, at which dances were held, and a private. theatre in Green.stseet, Bedford.row. To these dances which were fre. (Fettled principally by servants; apprentices, and tradesmen's sons and daughteriohe young persons were seduced horn their families and friends, and plunged into ruin. ,It was a. contrivance i d the wretches who kept, diem, to detain the thoughtlews parties by a supply of liquor till so late an hour that they d.tred not return to theirimmes, but were easily prevailed upon to stay the night through, and were accommodated with beds. It is more easy to conceive than describe the fatal eff:Els of such diabo. 1 Lica! praftices. Another plaee of re s o r t and infamy, in Black. boy:alley, Chickdane, where bear rind badger bait. • ing had been exhibited every night in the week, ex cept Saturday, Cr rnany•years, with ads of the twist savage cruelty, has likewise Len suppressed, through the vigilance of the Society and the lau. cable eifertloos of the ab.ive Magistrates. Miss How eit.s, from the Theatre Royal, .Co. vent.garden, so greatly admired for her vocal "hi. lilies, will this coming make her t Ith appearance at the Circus. With much sweetness of voice She combines great taste and judgment, and will, we are convinced, prove a. great acquisition to that Theatre. The. new Loral Divertisewnt, called Our Native Land, was last night httioured with the asinst brilliant assemblage of Fashionable' we ever witnessed. 1222 SE V.DS: 'WOMAN le'r 'witiv Se'Ven Ci:!itdren tinpra. PI: v:dAl eor, sl!icits the assist.ince of the It , cc:leytt, to en.sle tier to diseairge sotn; t)entAitas Necess4 anti toe %.V ants of her Children have ohligid her to Coil rapt. She :sites this opportunity to retarn her gr.iteful. Acknowledg m:iits to those 1.a.it...s and Gentlemen who liave had the goodness to pity an unprotected Woman, who ttiu;t have been lost had it tint tu.sen for kindness she has recei red t and the smallest Donations wilt he acknowledod with respell S t Mr. Wratighant's, Stationer, New Bond Street, and ,at o fr Messrs. Courts, Bankers, Strand. ENGLISH TEACHER WANTED. • \VAN I'ED in alt Cipatable Li t t School, in, the West of England, an English Teacher, whos 4 Manners, Principles, antt Exiierten:e. fit her ,'or the care of Young I.aiiies. A Knowledge at' Englislt Grammar-, Geo:- gr.ipliy, and Neetile-work, will he retpikite, Leiters addressed to B. at Mr. Woolinces, Printer; EU' ter, will be immediately answered N.H. A Young Person will tw no means suit the Situation:q , ADVANTAGEOUS OFPEK. • •A N. AUC FIONEER an't Sworn Apt)rasser, " 1, .L 24. 1,4,,,d0n, who has been in Business Tbirts Years 3.,cess, will decline ilte same in favour of any.la yid frail! one who.:l, ,s whcs t., learn the Prolessi , m, and %vim can cots o trot. to tuil.—The Advertiser will stay with hith, at ow him. ballot: the Profits, till next J a nuaty, and hilly in': tritct Apply or dire ato X Y. Z. at Ko. 49. Great Pulteney tstrezt, Colden.quare, London; but no Letters-wilt be vet' tinles post paid. I GOV 4RNMENT SECt.IBII AGAi L' Elt F 'N None are Genuine, wit' out having " S. , aszAlk ik tr ,, Livespool," engraved in the S t . a .1•11; : and 't en jo; ward, liar every Pottle sold wit ti... t, a Stain, , , I.ou on tonviction, tinder of Noia:nent, the .0. , c;',o• 111. Ch. tirt, before 3! , ) 11, stite of th 1 cage. • r r ARK:4 . DORSALIS, err, thecki,su•n A r. 1 dent to young persons of salacious diah. , ; • to,:;, i% so Tittle treated Of by the ai.;.ient Praztitionas oi welt as through the ils:ll,:acy 01 1110 ieril t'lltial‘..oli, 1,1 ~ adequate necessary', Ot then itc t i o nsr :4 : , be collected from t.„20 - w „ , s Tabes Dorsalis are eaiily t hat the tint ledbyij,v eihi,sions ; pains in the oacK, as well as (134: in ;In. .•, form:whoa or the spine; achiii4 pains, ano weak! , sight ; defeet of *mem bry, •by an extreme dejectio,, ot t! , e, lacuhies; and contingent to these ate roit , a 1 1 '; meagre visage; efbaCl wit body ; asto•nai. ••••• twins; winch, preceding a syndru,ne 01 i,. cti.al cu ultimately close the falai catastrophe. The et - lira-4' * 1 Cordial Halm os Gilead is daily d,:nionsu at eii, ,„ tin: the worst awt most dangerous i}fiiiptonts or ne,vfint: er. ; and notl.Mg has tended so much to eat of this Medicine, as its certain success in tli which strike their root so tteep,,in ire Cosi.,,,tuti un , an d are so tatal to the happiness of mankind. 'The Cordial Balm ot Gilead is e anestl: , recommended to alt persons labouring under those cr. , :.1 iin,:actics which Out in a variety of symptoms, and for which this salubi loos Cordi.:l is a sate and easy reined,, cotriror:ing titC slum% and by Welt, tara,:ingt4el,4, and giving tow: w toe w; •,nerretts system. • A Saving of Nine Shilliags in Two Guineas. The. Cord r 1 Balm of , Gdead is sold in Bottles. PricoLill if• s-C tiinea each ; sheer are also Bottles, price ,335. ing equal to :Our Bottles at tos. 6d. by, which the P,iticiit Lees 9,. including also t i li •a e ti9tres . s Sand. L)": ,. l.lieStrn Stamp nlSolomon, po , l," to imitate whi..l) is Felony. N. 8 The Pottage of all Le;tere must be paid, and a tx enfl , seal tor advi‘e. lirp cord;al Balm of Gilead, Anti-,I rnpvtigitieth and Ab. stergent Lotion, anti " Gaide to Health," are - Sold by Remnant, flamburgli ; K. Ilium, Peter-streelt New-York.; Mat 114 .vs, N. IS, Strand, Lomion ; and ill Path, by liaza.d: ; Gre,:nrY ; 114 , • minghain Knott atni Lloyd ; !knot n, Smith ; , . el aiminons ; Bury St. Edmund's, DiiiBle don; Campridge, ;. Coventry Kullashn ; F ) "'' Chatham, Etheringtm: ; Chelmsford, CI iel.sr , Ctiesters Ctimpoahani, Comes ; Dartoroittli, Jackson ; EtlinbutAh, court ; Man-, Drewry ; Durham, Penninoon ; Neale:; Devizes Lowe Dorchester. ; Exeter, Trewlmin and Son.; 'Falniontn, ; ter, Pitt, Walker; Glasgow.. 14 Plonald eltesta, Thompson ; druggist ; Leeds, Brats, I-I,ltoes ; Lincoln, Drury ; Headley ; Leicester, Gregory, Swint - en ; ; ham, litahage ; Marlboro:AA. • Harold ; Newbury, Fuller,. Lice ; :'•`; , Reading, Smart and Co. • castle, ,Walker, Ilmttson,; Northampton, Dicc)"; trine,, Smith, N orth N or a N t l i a d id c st: . ne: Portsm. lath, ,)Dues ; Vivilv.intli Dock, ; Southampton, Stalliatt,'lllorgaii ; Stamford, Newcomb ; Sunderland. li , ,!!! serYellt ; Siirew4bury, •.I:;Rldno‘tti,tf;cri Etherington ; P Salisbury,Collhis ; Searooroogh, Bayley ; Taunton, Pot/. Tunbridge Wells, sprange ; 'Wells, Evill ; • Wood ; Windsor, ; and by all Venders of uct uttla • NLalicinct. in the Lid.ted Of ,whom rnaV ile 'had, a new EditiOn being nearly Theta II Limited Pages, puce only 2 S• ' I SO ).N1 O.N t ert: 13 I DI,: TO HEALTH e% arts, Fli• cut to both sexes, i female diseases, Nry - 11Ochoonriac, and Lonsui»ptive Cotiwiainso. ct rectaninended to young men awl boys; lia• been the ct l il Y etit l i 'e r . ; ln ces e o x r e a rle s s e ‘ i c : e ret Y a 4 :l4l ° ; l l ) i s •s7r v i i : :4 1 .44 L. y on . dis:ases incident .to 'females. and .1. 1,0 pznCti >ll t i steojett of n toiitary and destructive , vice ;. 0 an'Arldress to Parents, Guardians, Tutors, and those ` + l,,r have,the c - re and ethic:than of youth. I ikewise ad' t Bathing, explaining the anode of trclttneit,t, the (11 11 :27 .1 ; . staz;es :be Eeurry . Leprosy, Kiiit.;'s Evil, Gont4 tnatis;n, and Vt?l , cr.v.:l Disea, , e; cautions - it, yowl of the' nanger of improper eontiexials or improper l'e" Meta, • The amazing sale of this Reek is the best criterio of itK vast utility. • • • T R~l :. ~.~ No. 29, Atuintet•strixt, Alatch a, ilic'3'., I.IAVING dedicated tuv . se'll . to the study, a l ' 6 at 1: 1 heengratified by the moat et•osit'terable praefxe in lj' ,e biall ' (li Which I thought proper to select, I trust that 1 1 0 . notntere inietni2ioyed my nuke thou my in the cl li tensive field of toe PrOfes,ion, ate siccasionally iinitters , Pi„ unLettointY, and cannot al ways attain that success whi elt7 , acquiteit by concentrating the.intellecitiat power to one OP! of uisorilersi. 1 lie . ltiseaiesoi l)ehilitv are peculiarly distre.,!ng ; ." its e/ J . , i‘v bring with them a train of colicoulitant . Spuptrints, out+ , • id , ilepression of all vital energy, existence it...elt becom! , L.,, t, ',vett. . Whether they arise front the pr,valetice of Ili i g, ample, the destructive habits of ctioOttyys, or the le 16 cuseahle indul4ences uf. maturity, they retvire the i1 , ,,!.. , :;' 3 514.10005 prolessionil skill ; and well arty, it be fibs::. wed, ',1., by kite loaranceolootit:lcatrti own, thesyniptcmis are ad , -. voted, And the roust& it ion is destroyed. A fit nt a Nierober of the Royal College. of Sur geons, and nierly .Surgeon in the Army, 1 ground my prot4:ostoPs ( '",..;4 g,ularity ut education, and possessing every privilege to }I:. lice, I feel 'myself entitled to that confidence with W 11 "'" : have hitherto been so liberally honoured. . • 1 ,,,,, '0 In the tir,t SeliCitiolii of local tveaknessi_ early 3 1 ). 4 ) " - i r l i el will prevent the calamity of a l)abil hated I! rStne t but vli r t t the autltrar, from a. C6,l2m.ioUShesS of Atte unntinliness or . 0. vice whieti caused his in!sfortime, is- fearful 0! I ti... , i'llt 6 i; or censure of his F am il y Ph)sicion,. and hi.o(ai., r.;,..r I lis ti tirmity with careful concealment, it must he :ia clit"c"bi trim to be ass . ..red, not only of c.ipobility.of treatinehti .. Iso of the must olable Eectecy. ' • !et' ro . , tho Veneieaf I)kease c ontaminates the sr"- .! ii. 1 , !..., t:te seeds of existence are piiivotect bv it, and pust .is in pied be the indiscretiohot an unguarded monteng• ; 4 'ln recent venereal co:DlA:Cults it is possible to!prevc° l f ir danger, or distressi and in the most complicatid casc„ i te ins, acquirzmeot of excl'.l , it ve , \petieuci i ii t h is line to •it sate, certain, and specny ie..e t iiisttinetit• b• e itil 1 ' oiler the advolito:;e ulti; s ..!xperielli.e to those 0. - . , 40i sex who are iitllieleu with any kind of dehiiity, or artyS7is tortii of •,: s ii.:nereal Inteetion,. 414 in all,cmies the tern remuneration are stateil on the first interview. 14 , 1 aet Patients in the 'Country are, ex peeled to inc.--c lit. Note, and are requested W. - speedy theitaze and roL iat , -living, as.well a s ti t o e xisting sv inptoins of the Go rri l l 7 . MeMher of the Itoydt mAicriN I‘ltEEi Na. 29, Strand,. Arundel-sire eoltege et, ofS t lr i g e c i o n n i. s i - t i . n ba t r on . 4 . is an intuitional cut rance.in Water-st reet, adjoining. • ......1 ADAM. ~. `'_