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From the LONDON G Z FAT E,, Avirst 20, I 503.• At the Court of Sr. Jani6's, the t ?tit tl.tv of Au. lob', 1303, iite.seitt, the King's Most Excellent Majcsty to Council. His IVl.ijotty having been pleased to appoint the Right Honourable Charles Yorke to he one of I lis Majesty's Princip.o Secretaries of State, .he was thi A d a y, by 1 ii, Nl.ljostyts' command, sworn one '` .- 4sf His M:tj,:sty's Print:Will SCClctittieS 01 Late AC. • cordiogly. , . Whitebait, Atiglnt 20, 1803.• - The King has been pleaiett-to grant the dignity 470„ 4of a Barcinit of the United Kingdom of 'Great 1314.. • -Vain and Ireland, onto David Wedderburn, of )dal_ tindean, in the Couovy of Perth, It - 44q. and to the Peirs Male of his 'body lawfully' begotten, with remainder to the Heirs Male of the body' of Sit Alexander WeddeFburn, of Blackness, deceased. St. J 1, 17, 1803. This day James Monroe, Esq. Minister Plenipo. tent-Loy from the United States of Amerida, hadhis first private Audience of His Majesty to deliver his Credentials. To which he was introduced by the Right Hon. Lord Hawkesbury, His Majesty's Principal Secre tary of St.de for Foreign Ali<llrs, and condu6ted by Sit Stephen Cottrell, ICJ. Master of the Ceremonies.' Crtorm Office, ilti, , , , :rstzo t 1803, MEMBERS RETURNED To t,FEVE IN PHIS PRESENT rAxt. Am EN r. E7toug4 of lionuntom 'Elie Right lion. Charles Marslurn, commonly called Vis. (mot Marshara; in the room of the 1 - lop. Tohn Villigrn Ward, who, sines his Election for the said Borough 'lath . accepted the ()like of Steward or Ballilrof His Majesty's three Chiltern Hundreds, in the County of Bucks. ijoroggb of Bury. 6'l. Edmund's. The Right Han. john Henry Upton, Lord Templetown, in the rcynt of the Right lion. Frederick William Hervey, commonly called Lout Hervey, now Earl of Bristol, called tip to the Hon oat Peers. • - eortottiaion I,f the Lanarkillirc Regiment of Militia, 'lewd 1:,,r she Lend Lieuttnant. . - James Maxwell, E. 44. to be Major. lOated ,August 4, 1803. Comvaiiii‘o'hi the, Establ killed Regiment of the Wiltshire Mili tia, 41pird 4.. i. the Lord Lieterna4l. To 11(.! Seconcl.MajotiNsWieliolas Elliott,. Esq., Dated May z, To lB 4 l (..,':aptains—Wa lter Coltiman, Esq. Dot(' April zo, 18x3. , Charles Duke, Esq.. Dated Niay.s, 18't'3. Joseph Mortimer,. Esq.. Dated May 6, .18-3. Alexander Powe.ll, F.sq. Dafett Nlay 7, t'493. George Frederick "Deverell Esq. Dated Nlay 3t, ;803.- Thomas Taylor, Esq. Date d !Lint: t, 1803. To be Lieutenants—Nicholas Jackson Lano, Gent. Dated January 7, tflo3.' Clrarles Mintier, Gent. .Dated !Slay 2, 11io3. Richard Treeves, Gent. Dated May 5, 18°3 Wi liam !toward, Gent. Dated May 9, 1803. , To tie Ensign—Samuel Gissing, Gent. Dated Mays, 603. Cosmnirsion: in the Rovol Lancatittire Militia, 'alipied by the ' - Lord Lieutenant. . • . • . To be Deputy Lieutenants —Shakcspear Philips . , E,q. Dated October in , illot. &mind C heelball' tillton, Lslt. Dated 1 Lily LI, 1 1s03. Matthew Fletelter, Esq. Dated as . aboVe. oho I targreaves, Esq. Dated as above. John C.; regson, .:sq. Dated as above; !obit Aspinall, Ertl. Dated as above, Rialiard Ainsworth, Esq. 'Dated as above. lames Acker:: Esq. RiLliarti' Willis, Esq. Dated luty it), 1803. Thomas Leyland, Esq. Dated !Illy 21, ao3. Sir C.korte Dunbar, Esq. Dated ma above. Thomas Wilde Esq. Dated as above.' William Asslteton, Esq. Datett i July 27, 1803: I luiin Addison, E . sci. Dated as•above. m lacs t•raser, Esq. ated /1 ugu:3.l, 16°3% tat Battalion. To be Lieutenant-Colonel—John Plumbe, Esq. Dated July 26, 18:1. , • • To be Major —Charles Lutividge, Esq. Dated as above. To be Lieutenants-flames. fosecill Frederick. Flaley, Gent. Dated July it,'lBo3. Robert di !Lyan, Gent. Dated July 30, 1803. Joseph /eber, Cent. Dared August t, 1803.. T o b e I:44.igus-101in W;lkiisou, Gent. Dared ltitte ;3, 003. Wiliam Henry.Wriglit„ Cent. Dated- August 1, 03 03. • • „ 7,4 battalion. To be Lieutenant.Coloncl— William Horton, Log. Dated July a 4, tliu3. . • -To he Major—William Nicholson, Esq. Dated Ju ly z 6, '203. To be Captain—los, Ashton, Esq. Dated as above. ' - To be Lieutenants-I°bn Grant,' Gent. Dated July 6, :Sul - . Tsiomas Brook. Hardy, Gent. Dated July' li; 050 3 , Stailloy Fletcher Heys, Gent.. Dated July ttS,. 181. J ames " . Latham, Gent; ' Dined . July 17, A is.s3. i lames Clarke, , Gei,t. Dated July' tB, tilo3. litiornia: 'tamer, Cent, Dated July zs, iBo3. Samuel 001•11, :Gent. Dated ' July 26, 1803. Thomas • nurchell, ( iCbt. Dated July 2/7, 10 , 3 , 'flunlias SthAlwocd, Gent. Dated July 28, 2803. Wilii.frn iiiitan, Gent. Dated July 29, sloi. To be Ensigns—Ccorge Ward Cartwright, Gent. Dated July 2S. 1803. George Ashton, Gent. Dated July 26, 18.3. Chatham Hannan!, Gent.. Dated July 27, illo3.- Pitt Ilannain, Gent. Dated July 28, 1803, Kober( L.l - Gent. • [bled July 29, 18.3. 34 Battalion'.'' To be Lieutenant-Colonel--John Sedgwick, sq. Dated August,3, tge3... 11l be Capt . ains-- fluter( Newton Sitawe , Esq. Dated fitly ta, 1803. Joseph Verrwh, Ltiq % .. I) .agii ZurY ' I ,A.. !Sq. td",artt Vedder, Sun. Esq. Dated Ray 14, 1403. lalllllllld NeWrnallrierdltaw, El4ll. Dated jtll#22, 1803. To he Lieutenants—Thomas (:asket!, Gent. • Dai . e i d July all, iZo . t f . Andrew Campbell, Gent Dated as • ova. Coottitiistmt in the sturt:olk Militia, tignett io'the 2.cord Lien-. .. , totem: . . • • • ‘Vestern Regiment. Horatio Let:khan), Cent. babe Ensign; Dared July 25; Isl 3, William Moore, Gent. to be ditto. Dated August 3, itie3. Coiumittions i;t 1.64 A.berdrensliirc :Militia, rigged sty Ike Lord To be CiiptaiDasiii,l Ca*bell, from the late Caithness Legion. Dated July 23, i 803. • Tv he I.ieiltt'llAtltS.-ellialo6. Gordon, Cent. vice Andersen, reigned. hated July t 3, doj. Enslgtr Alexander Gpr. • don. Dated as above. Ensign lames Gordon. Dated as 'above. Ensign jatnes Anderson. I)atedils above., Ensign Charles Adamson. Dated as 'above. Ensign William Chatitws. 1),i1041 as above, Ensign A Ivlcandrr Cameron. Mud as above. Robert GeSidott, Gent, late of the buyer- . ness-shire Feiteible.ltegirtiont.. Dated ab. above. George • Kir.,ltatl, (ent. Dated as above." A reltily)l,l Ityraltnan, Cent. laie of tt . .c Caithness lent:dile Regiment. Dated. as ablve, A iexander Slt , zne.,.Gent. Dated its above, George,, ::;,ificc.ter, tent. vi Le Tholitawi, resigned. Dated july' aB, to 3. Ti I): l niittti-- Ch‘rles Nlicidleton, from Milt:pay, rice Citade l s (itirtioll, roinoted. Dated lialy i , dm Grant, Cent, anl.'4 pro‘kintot, Dittcat ai above, balm. Cl no, Gent. :Dated Aaig 9 amotirtion id ay , .Dttmfrics.sitire, , Ste.,ltegl.rnent oh M14 1 ' 3 , .rigned4y;be,l... , :rd Liruk&ant. • Arthur Aiiiclicii, Gum. tobe Voted fuly 14, it )3. CAlevisero,4 i the emps of River Marines in thejlarbunr Ser. vox. or the Port of Loralon, signal 4y Ntr Aldfirqy. Dated Auguai 17, 18e.q. To ha Captaic-ComrnAndant —lobo Raymond Smiw, '4•O be Captai:is of Dlstriav--Antlmny 'E cl. l tcory Soludley, lutin Rich,:fd Niabb, Esq. • To be LictitCll4lllti Of b t rids --Tliontai PAyler, Cent • Mil ter .Stow, Cint. John I.uottittit. Ccot. NlAttlirw Mar. iotoil to tic Lit:ow:ant of flit Arnica Chain ii.I4VKRUPTS. • G one R wise) 1 of liirinLlPhAso. merchant, t Q surrender g , at live, le, ;44 Oct, I, at 'Style's Attort.-4, Nl4:%srs. Lee and Cori*, itirunnb. It.net 3 (Jr Mr. Alexiugocr o Lednird.low, Lendon. Jame; SVitkituon t late of totes, dyer, Sept. 71,.ana Oa. 'v, at eleven, at Me Three I;egs Inn, Leeds. Attorniei, Mr. Trattie,Leeds; or Mr. Lambert, Hamill-Garden. Robert` Deakin, now nr late ot Wit rtni cum Twambrookes, Chester, mertthaut, Sept. q, to, t, at eleven, at. the Angel - I tin, Norm widi, Chester. Attornies, . Mr. Barker,Northwich ; or Nlessrs. Lei,ll,l3raband and ivlason,. NeW Bridge-street, London. • • • James Gordon, of tiNat Peter-street, Westminster, curlbear. maiiiihatiret, Aug. 27, and Set 6, and .Ott. 1, at ten, at , Ctiildhall.., Atturnies, Messrs. NVilliAtns and Brooks, Lincoln's-Ina New-squaro. , James Woods, of Leyland, Lancashire, cotton-manufaanntr,„ Sept. 7, at five, 8, at Clevem, and Oa. I, at three, at the Winte.lltr.ieAttn, Preston. Aktnritio, Mr. ,Wjristatiley, ,l'reston.,; or Messrs. Milne and Parry„ 'Templ e. fount MiCalliun, oftc.ingston-trp4-11i111,. vltitialler, Aug. at4Ott. t, 'at ereVen, at the , Wltittr•Hart Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr. Frost, Hull; ur. Mr. Rosso , . Kirby-street:Hatton-Garden. • • , Win. - Peet Challand, now or late ot Mansfield, Nottingham shire, plutither,. Sept. 6,7, and oet. 1, at eleven, at the 11111, Mansfield. Attornies, Mr. Robins, Gray'j ixtii.Plae,, London ; or Mr. Vickers, Mansfield. vy now or late of Nlansticlil, Nottinghamshire, plumb4r, Sept. 6,7,. and Oe.t. t at eleven, at the Swan. Inn, Mansfield: Attornies; Mr. Robins, Gray's-lon-Place, London ; or Mr. Vickers, Mansfield. lolin Chadwick, of 'Elland, Halifax, Aug. 30., 31, at the Rose and Crown Inn, Ilticklerstield, and Ott. I, it the Black-Bull Inn, Mirtieltt, Yorkshire. , Attornies,_ Mr. Spark,. Gray's-lon-square, London ; or Mr. J. Mann,' John Sander..on, of Saint jarneS'S.EtTeet,.. goldsmith and • jeweller, Aug. :4, at eleven. Sept. 6, awl Oct'. 1, at ten, at C;uil~l call. Attornies, Messrs. lligtien anal Syni, Cur tiers- Hall, London- Wall'. Samuel Moses, of Brighthettnstone, Sussex, linen-draper, Aug. 27, Sept. to, and Oct. 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old , Jewry, London Win. Toweil, late of Camberwell, Surrey, carpenter, Sept. 5, and Oat, 1, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Townshend and Russell, , Southwark Spears, - of Rood-lane, London,. fish salesman, Aug. 27, Sept. 6,kand Ott. t, at . ten, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Elstob, Catherine-court; Seething lane, London. . George Snout, late of Godaluting, Surrey, paper-in ! , :er, Sept. 3, t 7, and Ott. 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor ' hey, Mr. Loxley, Cheapside. Francis Thomas l)onne, late. of London, broker; Sept, 2, at eight, 3, at nine, and Ott. 1, at eleven, at Guildhall. At. tornev, Mr. Walton, Girtilers'-Mali, Basinghall. street. George Barclay and George Salkeld, cif Little Trinity-tane, London, merchants, Sept. 3,5, :TA 041. t, at one, at Guildhall, Attornies, Messrs. Wadeson, Barlow, and Grosvenor, Austin- Friars. Richard Lewis; of Codford Saint l'etcr,. Wiltshire, shop. keeper, Aug. 27, Sept. le, awl Get. r, at twelve, at Guild hall,. London. Attorney, Mr. A Saint Totem's square, Cletkenwell. Bohn Delver Wilson, of George-stiTct, St Mary-le-Bone, pawn.bikker, Aug. 30, Sept. 6, anti October I, at ten, at Attorney, Mr. Conine,Fleet-street. DIPIDENDS. Sept. ty. 'William Ridell, late of Wakefield, merchant, at eleven, .at the White }tart Inn, Wakefield. Sep. ;3. Thonias Pickworth, ot'llottesturti, Leice“etshire, butcher, at the Angel Inn, Graornani, Supt. 24. William. Besly, of Barnstaple, Devonaiiire, thier, at twelve, at the Golden Lion, Barnstaple. Sent._ ;9. Edward Cole, of Exeter, taylor, at eleven, at the Ctlube Tavern. Sept. 12. Samuel Bridge, late of Sifle iledingham, Essex, plumber and glazier, a: eleven, at Three Cups Inn, Col chester. Sept. IZ. Rich. Critehell, late pt. Buckland-Newton, 1)&4 setshire, shop..keeper, at eleven, at the Old-Ash, or Vir. ginia Inn, lienstridge, Serbersetshire. Sept. t 2. ThetnaiGritlittet, late of lienstridge, Somerset shire, victualler, at cloven, at the Old-Ash, or Virginia Inn, Ilenstridge. Sept. io. Win. H. Lovell, of Fetter-lane, leather-seller, at ten, at Guildhall. • CERTIFICATES. Sept. to. S. Maydwell, Wheeler-street, Spitalfield4, silk . Oyer. . Asliton and %V. Smith, l i stenato-stteet, linen-drapers. 1. Dote, Abingdon, sackloth-mgker. PUBLIC °MCI, MARLBOROUGH. STREET.-- Friday, a man named Bergany, lately in the service of Mr. ST. GEORGE CAU LF! tan, WaS charged be. tore the Sitting Magistrate with using threatening language so,.its to endanger the lif e o f C o l one l GRA- . vu LTA, lafeLVlanager of the Pie Nie Society. The evidence in support of the charge was the gloom of the Colonel, who .stated, that the Prisoner came to him and offered him a 'pair of new shoes as a wesent, and in the course of conversation he told 'the 'Wit ness,- that as Colonel Cttrry t LA, or had affronted him in Ireland, he Meant to be revenged of him, and should take . the first opportunity to do so, fur: he ,had injured him greatly fie .also asked 'the Wit ness what ' places he frequentedi4or he was deter mined to be satisfied. There was no other evidrncr,,andCol.Gttt v said, that he was tinder the' necessity Id:requesting he might be held to bait, firm the threats which be bad used, he was in danger Isialife, • The Pri soner denied the charge as implying the life of the' Colonel, but ndmittedhe might hare used the words; he wished to ask his-pardon . ; but the Colonel served, he could not in justice to the Publie . cOnsent to accept of any thing lest than good and sufficient bail, He was remanded to iind bail.: Fifth of next Month the State Lottery commences Drawing, Tickets mod Shares in grcat vaiiecy of numbers, are on sale at the Cotner of Bank Biti Cornhill ; and facing the Gate of the . King's . Mew., Charing Cross, the Offices of itiettardson, , Goodluck, and Co. £J!IP POOL ft, AUG. 19. Arrived—the 13landlord, lattintl, front London; A rutrogg, Yule from „Suncterbod ; N'Oung Edward, Forsyth, from Shieltitt ; Duke of York, Cog Kan, troth !k iwi; Venus, Cheesernan, from Newt;a4tle. • . . 5;414..xi —the Mtnerva, hate , for" Ncwfoiuittland ; Hope, Ma.telims, tar Weymouth ; Good intent,WtLls, fur•Lynting. ton; Charlotte, Nitzgerikld, Attire, Wiltictinti,, tor Forts. mouth ; and Linghtort Pal;kat, Wood s for Brighton. CRAY &SEND, AUG. 19. . , Passed by—the 'Stork, Forrest, from St. LUCia ; Sir Sid. !icy. Smith, Partritiv, (tornly ; .tot) sodt Nitta), ----, front Memel! ; YrAtorlitott, It tkil:C, front Stockholm ; Wising . Sytt,, Keeler, Two Bro thers, Sampson, F.m.tintel, Loting,,Preettstd.iiin, Crown Prince, Botcher, Brothers, %Yestrvoinl, Sopitia„Catharina, ;nut Sophi; trom Norway ; —, from Amsterdam - Pomona, Sritioit, North Star, "Wigitt, I . , 4linsa, T hree ot4he to, 0 fo.cr, :and aorta lit I,from Stettin. • , Satleri—tha Amelia, Martin, for tlantaic ; INorothea, Brune, ti- Elsinore ; Ittogluilten, --,-, tor St. Ilartirolo.' ; Vrow Elizabet is, , l;rol34leirs LeW. „ „ , inAtair, and Phoebe,Loirenter, lot .utiollit. PRICir OF STOCKS, • U* DAY. Bank Stuck India Stack- Nary s pet Cent. Ed 86 " India Bonds R. 8. )* ref CPR. 17g-, Sgib hx. lA. 3.5„ dis tt64 s per Cent. [69k amnion; 7647 6i di s 4 L cut,. c on . 6947 0 I 11111bef. 3 per Cent. 5;4 3 per C. It. 541 th I)ittu /Notts. 91 13.16 3 per Can, 544 3 3 4 Bunk for ki knit 1— A, 16k Cous. tor Aug. L0141)014 Viinted 'I! t) CI!ANA N • ICI,M I LI.AN. tor Row- Street, etivetwt•Cardeny ; awl At the Su tr..Orri c kr ) No, ; ; Strata ; where Adverthenierris, Orders 11141tPltb. Or gatattiartild 13th instant, by sti . Nial licences a t tile. Dutchessof Buceleugh's, at Sir Charles DOti gl.is, Bart, to Lady Caroline Montague. 'The ceremony way peribtracd by - the Dean of Gloucester. A cAuTioN TO MERCHANTS AND AGENTS, IN CONSEQUENCE OF TRE' STAMP - DUTY. U VON ,AL1.:•.11 EDICINES EXPORTED.. FOR DISORDERS OF Tin BOWELS. • DALBriv- CARMINATIVE.' "r7fiEREAS Many Counterfeited Sorts this •• 'MEDICINE ate offered tor Side by sundry Driiggists and otherS;l titmices7ecivtis. pretences ; whereas 'repeated ConiplaintsrlitrVeAcen made of the batl ElfectS of these ('ow.. ; —all. 'Purchaser's arc •reqiiested to be particularly careful in observing, that the name of F. NEWBE RY is engraved in the Stamp, which is pastel on each Bottle, as the surest Mark of Authenticity% and that In the Bill Of Di.. red - ions ' in which such Bottle is wrapped, is th e following Extraet from the Will tit the 14ltl".Mr. los F. n 1)4 r. aY. " And wheicas, I did many years since instruct my Dati. ler. Frances, now the. Wife of Anthony Celli of North-sera t o Westminster, Gentleman, in the Art anti Method'of prep-r- Ing, compounding, and,making up a certain Medicine, of r which 1 am the sole Inventor, called and int' yersally knoyNn by the.name of .DA LBY's CA It NUN ATI V E• 1, I have again instructed, and conmiunicated to my said Daughter, Frances Cell, the Secret of preparing or.making up the said ; and I do hereby constitute and appoint my said Daughter, the sole Preparer of this useful . Methetne.—l likewise . give to my .said Daughter, Frances Cell, the ,sole Property of the said • CARM IN ATI VE, and all Profits arising from the Sale . thereof, to her and her Heirs' tor CY . i!t." This excellent Medicine is a Most safe, effeEtual, and in general an immediate Remedyrlor the Wind, Cholies, Con vulsions.; Fluxes, and other Disorders in the Bowels - of in fants ; and is equally' serviceable. to Persons of -all Ages, for internal Complaints, occasioned by bad' Liquors. Fruit, &c. It is Sold , wholesale only, at MrrNewbery's (tlie only Warehouser for Dr. I:imes's Powder), N 0.45 - in .St. Church-yard, on.the Coach-way, a tow llouos from the Cor nerof Cheapside, London; in Bottles, price is. 6d. each, and 3d. Ditty,--Also retail, by his appointrant, at. Messrs; [eboult, and Ca. , s,• No. tso, and Pidding's, No. 76, Oxford-street; T. Wade's, No 13, Old Bond-street ; Bay, ley and Co.' S, Cockspur-street ; W. Barry's, stationer, (14e- street, Westminster ; B. Burchell's, Long-acre; j. Ward,';, No. 325, 1104 horn • T. Tun's, Royal Exchange; and W. Clarke's, No. 269, 'Borough l•ligh-strect, • - No. 29, Arundel-street, March a, 1803. • AWING dedicated myself to the srudy, ti ii A. been gratified by the most considerable praelice in th.it branch which I thought pruner to select, I trust that I have . not more misemploved tuy tine than those who, iu the ex tensive field of the 1'r,,tc.i..1011, are 6.;easionally ititmcfs d in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that success which is acquired by concentrating the intellectual power to one of ;Murders. le•l)iiie.isesot 13ebility arc peculiarly distressing; for they brine witn them a train of coneonlitant Symptoms, ad, by a , of all vital energy, existence.itselt becomes euthit tined. Whether they arise front the prevalence orill ex . ample, the destructive habits of schoolboys, or the less cx cuseahle indidgehees of maturity, they require the' most as sicluous•profes:ini:, ; and well may it be.observed, that the symp.tOuts are aura, by the ignorance of unrditcated man, vated. and the constitution is destroyed. As a , Mentiler of the Royal College ..of Surgeons, and.for. tnerly Surgeon in the Army; I ground lily pretensions on re '.,gtilarity of education, and possossing every privilege to prac tice, I led invLelf entitled to that confidence with which 1 , 'have hitherto beets so liberally honoured. • In the first sensations-of local weakness, early application will prevent the calamity of a Debilitated Frame ; liut where the smiLr:r, from a consciousness'of the unmanliness of the vice which caused his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or censure of.his Vantily: Physician, and (,roods over his in firmity with careful concealment, it.must he satisfattory for him to he asmired. tint only .of capability Of Iteitttliellt, but also of the mostinviolahle secrecy. . .• • . • •,• Thr Venereal Disease contaminates the stings of lite, the seeds of existen;:e are poisoned by it, and posterity • is injured by the indiscretion Orin unguarded muntent. . • . lei_recent venereal'complaitstg it is possible to prevent pain; 'danger, or distress'; and in the most Tutuplicated cases it it the acquirement of exclusive experience in this line-to elfiet • a sate, certain, and speedy re-establishment. • I .otter the ailvainage of this experience to (hose of either s to c ti lv h o o t. a v r e e n a e ll r l e i a ee iti t t a , .. ,: v c it t l any k ind i i r,l4aildin ot a t i l l eb c i a li s t e y s ,. t o i r i,„ :n t y cr sLmp o :. t. remuneration are stated on toe first intervievki,. - • ' Ntients in the Country are e pec:icd to inclose . ' Bank" Note, and are requested to specify their age, and ttlahner of living, as well as tlie,tasting . sympto ms o f t l I. • t CC:11111) 4111 . 14c rtiberof the goy rl Cplhege of S .ur eens in London. • No. ao„ Strand, Arundel-street, neir Ternile-bar.—There is an additional entrance in Water-street adjoining. , . To T. TA XLU it, Surgeon, No. 0, New liritlge-street, London. at a, Edinburgh, May 2, ioo. • TN .the Spring of 1794 I was afilideil with a A Venereal Complaint, which I treated with. for rive months f hat w.c.c then obliged .to apply .to regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to tbe virut lence of the , i)iiease {by mercurial applications) tor some teasee but groyvinr, in spite of all medicine and the: advice of. the fits( Geotlemon of the Taculty here, worse.,and worse for two ye-.err., 1 Wai 'reduced td a state almost, un paralleled atal' beyond description, - ... being an entire leper, and ulcerated trout head to tout.---Mv head, throat, mouth, nose, :legs, .artps, Sec: have been alternately in danger at hecouling useless; in short, I have had from twenty to thirty eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally tle prived of sight.--li would be voluminous .to particula rize all my Case—stillice it to ray, there never Was, or ever will bp, one Of a more'dangeroos; or of a more emit pH -czitednattim. I was long looked 'Upon .by my friends, and imagined :nyself, beyond all hopes of ie..:,very; and, in uty . Thep .conctitiiiii, cleat!' was preferable' to my more than miserable. state. lit this domdful situation did I drag a most mt.:viable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my way , Newspaper. containing the case of a mr.,it, of Plymouth .-moy mends road it, I could not.-+-1, sent and procured some of your LEA.K.E's I' ATEN Pr lAA, which, by using trout time to time, am now, amid havo long been, (utter :more- than tour years indescribable distress), in HS goad a 61314 Or !vial th as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this, 1 hall: tins!, thriving, healthy child, burn to •tne a few montlis ago.. • n gratitude 'to God, and in hope's of - rendering In tel kierVit'e, I request you to publish this; and you may at any time reler.persons wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or further pant. cubits*, to net: or my friends, by letter or person. :AS n W c.ts44 for badness sv ill ever equal mine, and none exceed it, .1 have fri)111 experience every reason to assitre 'Mankind, that in your LEAK E's PILLS they will finds. sure, spee'd'y', safe, and radical cure, for that most dread. s;age Of the Venereal Disease, which is called a CON. rifesisal Luis. ' - 1. T• • 1 nsormouhrable flunily reasons prevent making my name and .adklress ; but crolitables pizr4oits really wantill4 information may .also be ref,rred to me and my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh. , l'reoared and Sold by trace Sole Proprietor,. T. TAY LO Morrth.:r of the - Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his house 'No• •a. New Bridge-str eet , Where he semi y,ive AdVice without a fee, to pertoris tak ing thgmie t ilia, awl will answer patients letters, if pest. paid, on .the sante- term's, obstfrving in all . caSes the most secrecy, no person's name or case It'iving been mentioned, but, at tlteir own partic,ilar reqiiest, by the Pro prietor, during the course of woe: titan thirty-six years', that he has had the coluitieliti4 of .ah extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the practice .aristig therefrom. They'-are also sold by his .ippoint:ncnt, inr the Menet of those living at a distance, by Mr. Baxter, SOuttt-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, I l riiiter, goys-, to. whom also Mr. T. refer tar his address; at i thi pertunler's,. No. 3i, St. Alba n ' s - street, Pali-malt; }1 Robertson's • Toy-shop, Nu. 'Oxford-street ; 'Mr. boroughs, No. 7, Fish-stieet-14,,nearlv opposite the Mo . - liurnent ; Steel's, Bookseller, No. I:Union-m - Iv, Vitae Tower-hill ; Callwell's, Dublin ; suet by otte person i n cve'y considerable town in Great-hritain and Ireland, its lloxes of only as. 9d.'each, sealed up with full and - plain direCtions, whereby persona of either Sex may cure them_ selves rkith ease and secrecy, N. Every Bp.g sold in Great Britain -is sealed up with a Stamp, on- which, ► by favour of the commis_, sioners, is printed, at the Stantp-titfice-:-" N o, 6 . N ew itritige,street," to 111111131 e WiliClll3 i'elt;n ,seen all others are county' ig.t. At.tOt MENt . r&ftiP *Wrt. TO BE SOLI) BY : AUCTION ; 13y , 1\1:ssts. IinDSKI,NSON, Alll3O I:l';anJ Ca. .. At arraway's 'CornitiLl, on the Ith day pf • , Septembendie3t, • A 1Pu.T.9 4 6 Acres 9t valuable Heath Land ; adapted kir planting, cuttint of, Heath, T,iirtres.. Feat, or'tlie.paituring or •ttick, and considerable part tor Farming or Ntirry Ground, situate in the IlainlctOf 'FrintleYi' and adjoining the"-Great Western Road between Bay,shot and. -illacktvatet, front London ; in IS Lott ^TINS PM' lwrty is pail of 'an al Ithment • undirr the Ivimley Ilielosure ; set out conveniently-. for 'occupation. To be vic wed briP7, plying to Nlr. Taylor, Bowling-tit - eon isaa piloted particulars nfay. be of him, or of Alc,:r4, and Birch, Solicitor's, tlianczry-lane; Mr Si'nalip.cc . : so"' • veyor, Guildford ; Mt. Abb At, No, 2.3, SlicpticriF; Alarketi„ Pificudilly; Mr. Hodskinion, Atinittct.street, London ; the pone pal lon at Farnham, %Vindicate?, 'l3asingatolte, S bury, Reading, .Windsor, amt 11 UULISIOW, of at the P lace °I saic. . . SALE of 01,1) -WINES at LEITH. • • • • .SWALKER, THONISON, and Co. Leith, hav e at present a Sale of the following Wines, of war rants,; qualities and ages : . Port, Sh e r r y, Lisbon , First and Second.C r o wt h Claretsi vint. 170, Mountain, Bucellas, Chatnusca, a swat Wilio tor Portugal. The Pikes of this Sale will be fountl 'so much under the usual rates, as t o seem to render necessary snide account of the. principles on which Old Wines of warranted quality , can be so °tiered For this the Public ate respeaftilly re ferreitto a small Publicati i m, entitled, " Hints to ConSu ine t! of Wine," primed for Vernor amid Hood. .(See Antijacohi: ti Review for November Ittoz,_ arid Monthly. Re view f o r April " 18 A 3 ker the period of the Sale, width will be about the middle of August, the l'ticcs will -be advanced. W iar l e V s s t i . a l l i t i . e d . i i r a e a n s; t a h t ? c ip . w i a )e r l e t i t il e t v:l:a t c t t i t i d i r :i g oe lo t i g r :: t i n lea M ds 4t o ic l i l r . l o ' n r d nlabrrYictu o ll7.e very iiigti character. Gentleitien this Illity immediately on its arrival, will fi nd the Pr'a ', 11 , 1 1 ', i/ jilicta equally worth Their attention The plan v,", w . ill as nearly aS possible on the footing of being th " II ' porters. • w?vitolastpeuitrcoinis;:,aend Co:)..11; . The charges of sending Wine from Leith to 1 , well known, ire very trifling ; in the present case MO' "' • be found worthy of no r A of Price. _:gar..., compared with L 0 4.1 4dva , )" 44 . Le - :tir, ondon, it..,iit V. QPRINICEit and PbßiiiNS. Wine and B • ► rd , LJ) Merchants, No. t tj, Ne‘vgaze,street, the only Set, ' e 1 l l ! of 01.1)4nd ts ENIA N 1-•:•4 nw t io . ate d in Vats, c? 1 • raining front Two tl, Foiir Toonsand Gallons, and front thirteen yeorse* . pecienc.^e uti krrinng such qh.nitit ieriiiJ iv Wine in one Vesselic,n assort, %Wit inetr Wine is hot more agreeable in I •iovonr,. but Irons its Strengt h of i" Cenuitte, ar,ti Coikt.al Qsianties, is more- restorative owl what •,9tne to the stoimeii of the • ai.wd and intim*. - The/ b 4 -Port, which, aster twing: ripened in a V at, containing " pipes, has nevii in bottle to" ieven yen's. White is N't iityiro, !Them, Lisbon, and Mountain, they tt I twin i.ii Vois as wanted. T ti,s !nixie of keeping Ai VC loci: W hat decided superiority so kn o wn and A L " know S,ich an immense stock • enables them to cr i l. e r their frielisis with superior Wine. of the hest viritige n St o' • usual moderate terms, for : ready tn-ney. They sew'. to : 017 • - part p( the-Town (not lesi than a doi,m) tree et. exil' i " T d: C They .have also a large stock of ogitiac .nt "kit ilea Kum; Eait.india acid Ritin..o ranee S,iniin TO TtiE Ntibtisbeii by 1 .. 1 I Li-! ' , if P 4 !C SC11 : I • Ptil (of Smith Grosvenorquart;); the It'aper, Later: to the Editor, tSM (tritlard), mutt be Adthessed, TIIE• ssit)tiers for the. Start l l ) Honnurabie C+innti Duties having been pleastAt t?:grAnt Dr, oluiliott tell/ privilege of an exclusive and .parto4ilar set of Plates for. nil Srampi, whereon his Name miri -Ikesidence,• viz. .A S ar ni, 50- 'ovum, Liverpool," are eitoavt d, •• üblie are hereby, resveziltilly inforineci, thatin fiittyr his Meli‘in:s, the Contial I:a Ira 'ot,Piteaci, and A i n Will not contain the Certificate as i:retofor , : signed icy him, the Government Stamp piweil nve7 of each. Bottle, bearing his n.inie in the bAly ther3ll+l i t to Cote; terleit which is Felciny), being a sufF.cient sernifv t,-2 atufthe Public in general against all manner ti,140517,710., • Purchasers those.valuable Medicines, •aoci a il "; na rtt. mon:s Nifstergent Lotion, are thereCge requesteil..Ll t ` y: ge t:War-manner to observe, that none is or can tiessl',',?'„-.d i of uuine which is not stamped in the manner above 5. " cour§c 111,1 others arc C,ounterfeits. EXTERNAL APPEARANCE NEC:I:SSARY ir T. ORD CHESTERFIELD particularly ativiSie; ,i, .CleanlinesS, not only as necessary to Wealth, but a Success of our Fortunes in Life ; and'• with so sloth fu t l complaint as aiiy disease that'has the least ,analogy ; Sernfola, Indifienee will naturally prevent either ot t he Se% o from profiting by this excellent oliservatFon. ERUPTIONS IN• THE FACE. , The inconsistent doarine , of those who reeornmen d fi . r X i; lernal Applications• for Internal Complaints, Is envi jt :' •res Ahe following simple question : Will the fur which Citig to the inside of a kettle, or boiler, -be removed by the outside ? The same_comparison may be made resP c hV the human frame : 'Can an internal complaint b.: renuoct an, an exrnal applicitiou ? 'Phese questions are left 10 1 1 " 0 , swervd by every' Reader which will shesv the riclica Jt. liess of inculcating this Reader, while the ritallibilaYo4 • 1)r. itRODUM's BOTANICAL SY RllP,is evioced extraordinary Cures tlnit daily appear in the paper, ettlarly in.cases of the above nature: Dr. Itroduoit -A$ lar,Physieihn has been knoWn many years, ,an(. l .: i r ' y t ,e ' ico - er NoStram Vender.. His motive Tor pliblishiig this inent, is to secure the Health of the Public ir)0 1 _ 1 : 1 '%11,'Oe, that attends external application, which, to his,luiot has proved fatal to Many who have placed in it ao continue •. • us.rs rl A Naval Captain in the India Service during a I ° l t s',viu I, yas.aftlielecl ‘vith'it Liies Venerea, which he coilir a i a Kidsh:pinan; the complaint in con s N•; :nce f°.- hopes 14 limbs, ;mil the ulcers it • occasioned e.Keosc ,l the .. ii. 1 , 4 vices; by recommendation of a Captain (,cory,e, .0 1.11 ` c l oor a; 4pplivl to Dr: Brodum, and in Or= rtiontl'o , ,but Wing apprehensive of A rerohl, r' e ` vAs •001 0 nhlked.to.sail tor India. lie took with do . zeo ca The Elotanical S l g u r P itp - irQ a ff n i d w salutark, elietts. of his f.icltanical 5 - to had at the ISoctor t %i I-iouse, No. 9, A Ibion-stree_co, betile.s of 11. 2.3.--, , rts.• 6d. 4111t1 SCI.; aild by Ai PrV ll. 4, ii ( ibiciellerS,_ and Venders 'of hledmine, in the United Po, as are affliited with beatnc33' acnn, with necessary direetions. it Will b t,ie DoStor should see, d or hic.4 he this exp,l,;ol of i.cSs of Styht, Castsby tear, or piro..:l ' . to i.le ,post or carriago I his usual . LONDON, 4 -kt • : 'kg iv T fil;.; Ir . ibabirioe4 a16;3 (2: :Ind po 1111 cr- d rd CVO, •Ine ropeariilly itilotin,d, that i• -- „ v „ l t y 1r ls , : ti er l)i'° lhCr e ritputation these Dpips have. acquired sincc 1,"-,?tntit to the •Public, fifteen years ago ?s the best pro4if " rr~l utility: the great beitetir nnin.),4,i A,'•v,,,rotte have - experienced from their sAltitiferous i xiwersi c ` my atiertitN, they :h . .: tint - e ualic 1, much sea; in the cure of the most inv.:le...lle :Leprosy,. S , .;ur v Yi l Tutic! phula, Ulcerated sort: Legs, Cold ren's Eruptintt4i tap Paces, &c. &1.-, with litany other Maladies •Jr.sinA purities. ot numerous tcstioll ylie T v ' Lt Huth his iieett with f i nal. pers all„ : * speetability, fully prow ii. :..tr.:tv and ctlicacr O . f , s 11 , 4 clays . ; and though, Icon ...onnexianS, 51e, Itl myac* at Itb..irty tu'in - st:rt piint :the nail=snail=s of , 11 4 speitithie persons, who inv.^ been •cured by the 071. t''' Niedic inch : those wha t;mil.it. the aittliinnicity to' 1)1' applying to -above,. will 531 ,, ,1 0 , wit*. tptirer, hy giviry; r r inrsons nt r e.:tta l ?., l l . t tivelS th.mwelves, tiom tlit'lf OW:1 experictux. yaJC itt sAtisty any inquiry ttie tkocqui:11 1 : 1 speiillc tilt:ll4les of . the . '„bov: , • a t Oft These Drups are sold r,i se:l vo bott'ol. to or ce Od• duti incliado INtt ie. it; , j l l' i i , iourn' s 61. hies, ahl sold wiluks.ile. and retail at 5 ) , A . A rd • it OisPzns•tr, • s 7:, Ilrltis!estro.;.t, who and Evans's, I..trig-htne, West Siii;thti:l.l;,so4owing ' ;3l': A g ent.; cr i e s by ci:, l 7 ric , No 4 Pei'snas : Nu. '47, Atmories : VV• oxfo r ` l y , z(l4, noroti, , ;h ; No, 76. iebo't 74 ,f`' sr Wad.:, Old en, and No. lu,3* kNo ou, rS a , Tull, and Bolton, Royal Eixt:liange; Krih4ll,. ergs ire gate; Want, No. 324, 11.11borti ; Nj , I ,l; :d icins Wm, and by the principal Venders ut (knui nc great Britain and Ireland.