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~1. ~ r THE HAMhURG II 111 .11 L). COPENHAGEN . , Ar*ILA. THE English Fleet under Admirals PARKER and - NELSON, was in 'three Divisions, two of which under Admiral NELsoN,_ consisting, .of about 40 large and small Slips, abolt half after ten, in the morning of the zd, attacked the right wing dour Line of Delenee, which consisted only of 4. or 5 IllOck-ShipS, run ,on the ground. The Batteries which were to cover them, could afford them :but little protection, as the English Ships were almost • . DM of the reach of their shot ; and as little aid could ,they.receivc from our . Fortress, the Floating Bat teries, or the Left Wing of the Line of. Defence : ver,..did these Mack-Ships only, supported. by three large and a few .smaller Ships, , -defend themselves so bravely, - that they were ~not conquered till. half after three, when almost :the whole of their. Crews were either killed or wounded ; only zo or . 30 Is remaining each ship, who then mircd, leaving • the wreck to the English. _ Admiral NkLsoN :then sent a Flag of Truce with proposals for an ArmjstiCe, vhic.h. was agreed to for an indefinite time. ,Yesterday Lord NrLsoN him- self came on shore, and dined with our. Hereditary Admiral Net.sow, at seven in the evening, left t4ePalace. of the .lIERED yr . .mt Y Pa NC: I:, and was accompanied by HAock, the Grand :Marshal, and bn Adjutant of the Hereditary Prince,. to' the' Tol eoth ; a crowd of spe4ators had assembled to Sec this.renowned'Hero. A general and extraordinary silence prevailed, though there were such an infinite number of persons, : . _ , . The following Armed Slips and Trinsports were rendered useless in this Ort'adful• Battle, and our heave Sailors found it necessary to leave . ..them: . •Ptovosteen Capt. Lassos, juddsforreten, ('apt. Thura, 1Y4.14411,,A:ii.Gen. and Capt. Aggershuus, Lieut. fasting!, Risbacht, kendshurgh, Capt. - Lieut. luttatiti, Btant, "Eg'ette, SeelankL Capt. Ilathoe, Ity i ..iiurgl), Capt. 'Lieut. CharlotteArnelia,Capt. Lieut Rothe, Koefpul, ,• • Cronburgh, Lieut. .C'ipt - .Croenfieldt, • . The Black.:ship Danntbi.o'cr took fire, * and in the afterneon, between four and tive o'cloel; blew up. Captain Tituß Awas shot iii the Engitgement.--L !,COptato U. F.24Fltt D• 1, and lac ttenaut shA CHAEI e L kV01.11:1 not quit their ships,. and are copse., 1 - 14P0. - v Prisoners of War to the, English' Fleet. "' . o;:y loss in kilted and wounded amounts to isoo of 2, o o o •Men • the IQ,si on board the English Fleet r. inost'be much greater.. Fket.after the. 'Bitile took an advan_ ~ • 'tavoits position, itight vying' of out Line of I)o 6 ence - can no lOnger make ilpy I The Lundie Oniitins, and 'the contiguous Forti fications, tp, the fire of Which the: English will lr should tiles( renew the airack, have mount ed on them too Thirty r six POundeis. . 7 1 . Al'lt I L 7. ikArmistice,still . c:ontinues, and the Negotia .tiontflace carded on in a very..adive manner. In the mean time, our", means of defence are daily strengthene.d; and every precaution is t21 , ---en to cli- Jninish f as Much as ,possible, the mischievous con sequences of :.a Botnbardpent, should it take place. The two Div i.sions of Achuiral Ntmsotes, Fleet whichmatle the atOckon.khe . 2d of Apdl,lie'still in ..thepoi7ion of the, Lunette Quiotri, and the Division of AdMiTll P‘R IC F R still retains its first position between the Island of Timm, and' a part of the Line of Defence, As the Commander who con cluded the defence of the Road of 'Cope - Jager!, is no longerrapablesoradingin eonseiltience of a wound, the conunapkis given to'N'lr. ST E`E N DILLE, _Cap tain of the Danish Ship of the Line the Denmark. PRINCE WI LI. I AM, of, IPUrtt Mina:, who arrived here on the 3d; -has thoatornmand of the Laud Bat teries, and we 11keentire'ebilfidence in jhe courage and 'abilities of these two OffiCcrs. The :principal Proposal.' of LS° was, that-Denmark 'should. sitarat . e herself from .tse Coa lition between Ru.ssia,and the Northern Po%crs.— Our:Govertiment. has ()fermi to as as Mediator be tween Russia. and .England. We. have just learned, that the Armistice is pro longed.till.to.4norrow evening. • . A, notice of siic. hours be:given previous .- to the tertnination olthe .Armistice ; ''is believed, however, that no such notice will be given. sir vK, Arstti. . . OUP. Government las 7sent .to Admiral.N` E Lsoll its Ultimatum with respra to the proposals die ha, ,made, which, as we 'are assured, is, that Denmark will never recedc -froin tlie.c'..'onvcntion . of Neutra lity,- aril 'if this mint: a. Co . ndition of Peace, I.tira N . E . LsoW'may:recontmeOee Hostilities $ 'Soon he pleases 11:7:mark will defend' herself to. the kst - extremity. •-• - - , - . Persons who have retninerdit , ,m 1- 'llBllSht . :Ct, "%ay ,it is impoisible'thileieribe how iiinch da_ magerl ; our's dne.tnortirralZea - better appe a ra nce . d • against such a so r fie t ridrity Yesterday a Swt.dl4) Ofter }'ere from LandicrMi tr, brotight kpantity of Pai:Ts foona . tin,lronq an'Englishit6at no the fi%Vedist Coast.. They belong to Admiral NELsoN hintsell,;` hip journal to the tht of April is ;along. them:. This morning abotlr siv o';:iod; (1;11411 Cii ter Brig with a Eng. 'of Tr::(.:, fra;ii the Ifing]ish Vieet sailed from the DERI.IN,'AP,yI 4 •YrsTr rt DAY the nili..xp'eticd,` but, undoubtedly, 4xrtain intelligence, , was received- helm- that his Russian Imperial PAIL I; crtd suddenly o f an apoplexy,, on the, 2.1.111, of March. pateheS . 'Vl the RusFian i\::11 - ;a•Laklor hire, were • hiought. 1w a Cotiric;•, WerC, • 1) . •,' the. '!;.^, ‘V ..:Inperor ry_k r Marls rlii3 monling NniCON YCCCiVeti ri:v same int:43(11(4 _ • , iw•an Estafette. DAVTZIiair : A PICT i. P —t i b lope here t hat _ eace )etween essm and England will soon - be restOred t c bat the report that the Embargo on English Ships in Russia, has been taken off, is premature, as is likewise the rumour that all military preparations are resumed with fresh aaivity. ILMSIOVER, APRIL S. Y ESTER D4Y His Ro3'al Highness PRINCE ADM,- '1'111.15, accompanied' by his PrinCipal Agent, M. VA N-PER-MCKtiti, .and some Other .English Gen.. amen, pet, out .forAglaioll . ; and ,to.day the, first Prussian Troops entered Hamelin, and the vicinity ) and took . possessionsf Fort George. On the sth, t sstan IVlnuster ScHur EN. BURG, received a Courier from Ben/i7l ) with advice of-the sudden death•of the EMperor of RuSsia. CONSTANTI,NPPLE, I4SARCFi I, Txt English AthbaSsador hese, Lord Et c N, , and the Russian Envoy, Gen. TAMAR A, on the .2 3 a•arid 24. th ult. went on board -the Turkish Fleet bound to Egypt, andW,ers t aluted each time 8 guns. They received magnificent presents - from the car, who,has taken ,with him ric.hpresents fyr the OfriOrs of Lord ICE ini's Fleet. On.the 29th . the Turkish - Fleet• sailed from ileschitasch - for Egypt, aritPzonsists of 4 Ships of the Line, 6 Frigate's, and 6s,Gun . 136at5.,, and will he joined by„many others at Rbotirs• Si3c Turkish Ships of the Line are already cruising off EgYpe, where Admiral KE I Will soon: -:irrive, with 6o Ships- of . War of different rates. . . COMMOacite Slr. SIDIcEY SMITH Will command -a Corns of the EXpedition against Egypr. 'The - harbour of Alexandria is bkiekaded by Admiral 13LcitLivroz4-: • _ . The new Itepublic'of the Seven United Islands in the Archipelago, has been acknowledged by the English, • • • :The -Fleet of the , Captain PAcHA will soon be .re.- inforced by atiotheOivision of thur Turkish-Ships under INcLA Bk.v.. The Turkish Fleet will join the' English under toed KEITH. The Eilg,lish Fleet failed from 'Martnora for Egypt ten days. since. As a. greatMckness prevails on board, it left too° sick at Rhodes.- • The troops un der. General ABERCILOMBY, in this Expedition, am . (Ant to between 9 ancho;ooo.,men. L Cab • i:11 ti ...• C) . • ..10r1 e tlr r Tortress of ITimelnohall deliv;tred up.tc t robps; - undeihe . erwral )(Lc taj Rya, ,tr saiitttilnAi that the Prussian Tioops shall,be subsisted at thi ex pence of the Electoral Ter ri to ry;. eointn e nej ficint:t lie tod ofthe mat Majesty has sent his Cabinet 'Minister, 'Count ti c nut I:1N i k , tv rEn Vreset'itileilitrait6n:ro- the Elect,n-al tEdl' le!e i LILI s op) inattde t 1,5 p f ".yrpops . these•YyCli bet - we - en - the gletiorat do lc attd i A.--Niftjcstt . the; I!: t•*.. L G.l. 4 N 4), V. al Lease; ,and the Authorities are colisct'itietice'resttosible'fo'HiS Tlajesty' the kit4b•of.rituisti,liirjhei,trulf»inisfrAfitill49d-tbxec:pues;. In case, as it is .to be,hoped, ota voluntarr ki4Enti,;sion, His Itrajestyt dis polcd.aatd .toady. te'.proniise.witteitini y;! ai . w elf to the Nnbilily,,as to the Burgesses anti to all the inhabitants of 'the' t he -toiri plpie . 'Enjoy tnitit iy; and the dckiirity .troperty But, on the cont,rory r , should the. Gc.verinnent add the General (I flitch; •iytteinlit :tb- *mii;Sle • the c•,!.ectitiOn`.oi),the pleasures taken, ansi oppose the entr.mee. .the P l'r s t)Ops, Ills Majetyt 'win) 'lns inclinatiop, tp I? x.o k.P ructiuj4e§.. ;Intl to .tr:ilt,thg..Elclur.3,l States in a hostile itiatiner." -- 'l't; Cie 1 a t v i-,Nwi t t r y tti c e r . s #s,e•tlpreforp:rrspgnsibig for ;he ,f.tal may in thiscase result trout tlieir co tlu or iftis reason His Majesty. dvistes - thett, fa übmit ito-thisSllnutionl,-ttnit to prevent the rigorous rneas‘tres ivltieh will inevitably be adopted. in ttaseort` teiVsal . : t: . I • • . By Order 011-lis !Majesty, . . . • WAJGWIT.Z. " Berlin, lifurrh 30 ,. tBot." • - • he 1 •t' t ' icke ' tfo34s, entitt . eo,to alidve'eapit4 sully as Frrst D'rawn on the Day of.Drawing;.was'soltfiry:three , Eighths and terr_S_bt teelths, •.by,Messrs;,C,Atttortl; and. Co, at their old-established ()Ake, No. 26, Okford-street,,near Rathhane-PYiee; •where - Priies . to ii rest amonnt have been told.in this. anitformer!totterks: . - The money, .as.asual, ready to : pay, yljz6, on demand, from ar 181. to a Prize of Thirty :filbusand Pounds. NARCII 10. ' • TfiE Fleet of ' C4)tain PACHA has arriva at Rhodes. Admiral KEITH, who, on the rBth ult. was'still at Rhodes, is expeCted to make slanding in Egypt about the 280.,. ' • .1 ' 7 '•.• • DEC.LxIRATIONOFTHE KING OF PRUSSIA TO: THRI'ROYAL('AND ELECTORAL COLLEGE S AT. .•, : HAI`OrE;3, : AII,I,) TOTitE CQMIVIANDERS OF THE HANOVERIAN i'itoors. • " J x consetincrice of the,_oppressions'vVhich Neutral Na vigation and Cominera - 7076 sustained on the part of the; English 'Navy, since the commencement of this War, the longer aostaiii,, after so many itieffeetual complaints, front protecting their violated Rights wittia greater degree of energy. _. 7 - - ". The result was tht Convention formed on the ti6th of December; iSco, at St. Petersblirgh, betWeeniktfisia, Den- 4 mark, and Sweden, the justand moderate principles of which: had fortherly been adopted and followed by the Court of of London itself;,_nd)iis Majesty the ICI NO of P.austt A, who had likewise felt this violence injurious to his Stan., and his Flag,, flied not hesliale t 6 accede to that Treaty.. , The Contriallig.Courts.v.iere on the point of Commu nicating to the Belligerent POwers the Convention they had fo, and of forming • arrangements 'with them, When • huglanch. 'l4: an. ttnexpefted . proceeding, . disconcerted this amicable'design, by laying an Eiiibirgo on all the vesSeig the Na.Y4Vilowers of .the North iu her ports, and tht.us dte daring herself their Enemy. " It nfight have been expeaed that Hiti .Majesty the iNG o tt, wo uld not• regkaird condutt « itfi sa tisfailion or mditterence. Accordingly, ht soon after tr,ans.. mitred: to the Court of Londorti'flie..Declaration...already known, of the Lath Feb. formally And pnblielyavowing his accesSionsto t n'ote rkbutg h;4nd-inilitit ing at the same time, the nyaas by which the diftrences that had taken place initrir VC - accommodated, and:l total rupture avoided,. „ ~ • , " I3ut, instead of adoptiwthe proposed expedient, Eng.: land, passed over, in silence the Answer transmitted to,.Lord tA g y ' S 1.161-4 T, at treitt tiie=F l ags of the North in a hostile, manner ; and,in a Note transmittedby the SccriMry of Stare; /Anil vvx F It Y to' thd "Stvedislt Envoy, Baron E HaI:NSW - ARO, dated the 7tlt of March, at London. she has once more manifested those false principles whichtave'been so:often refuted : „ . • " ,Under these circuinstatices,,, the. Embargo on Swedish Vessels • can be const&red in no'other thew 'than . as an' act of just, and necessary precaution, which will nor be revoked so Icing as theCoart of Stockholm' continues to foimi part of a Confcderacr, which . ; has !Or . its' objett, teciinposti. by ‘ force on His MA trs.ry a new system of Maritime Law; inconsistent With . the dignityi.and r•lndepen4ance of his • Crown, and the rights and interests of hus People.' etsimilar declaration was soon after,sent, to the Court nf Denmark, addisio;, that 'sfio7tnust ,abandottllie_COalition of the North, and enter into a separate Negotiation with Eng. land. 'After. receiying a negative answer, the EngiiSti.eharge. d'Affaires, D u mo sr , and the-P lenipotentiary Extraordi4 nary, VANSITTART, left Copenhagen on the same day ; .".arul., in the mean sit . 9c-, elte,;;Eittlo.Xtectil,under tlie,orderi of dmir.zl Sir Ilona "I S A K , destined 'for the Baltic Sea . t had ad:tally arrived on the C6ifsts of Zealand. , . " It appears 1%4411 thasepiTtitS, thatth4 Court of Lon. don has desist.from her inadniissibledemandsi and acccpt theAqposed_ineans of amicable conciliation, Hit Mojeny:t krastwor Int o sst;s - c ,:efesilfeelsliiiiiielf com pelled; in conformity to the obligations he bao.contiiitied, to take the most efficacious measures in support of the conven• tion'itttaZjiZt,d i add TO - retaliate for the hostile prekcedlngs , `against ; forthis nurposeite,wal not only •shyt the Mouths of the Elbe . , the Weser, and the Lens; but likewise .take pos session ofthe States . belonging to His" Majesty the' Ki . N of E Gt. A ikm, as E ledor of Brunswick Lutienhurg, situated in Cierniany. ' • -• Pis Majesty ,the K nu of Pa us s t.n, accordinglyAinarats • and o . .pccts ticin the ticOnralC(lirege of Counsellors at. Haim er, 'and ,frohillie ‘ Board of Celli:rah . , that': they Will suhinit ttr this Alsposition without delay or reply. ; 'and that they will ,Toluntarily obey the• -orders which shall he given rciiti‘,e to - the ecciipation, of the Eli...aerate - by the Prus;ian'Tr,;.6l - , - ,' ,. ...,titt like r tV ise respect to the'lErettoral i its M4sty, prim i pa I ly tieh*llda t hat the.li rian Corps xliicit has hit hello oiNupiedAhn't of thelsiOrthern Lim. of 1) . ..n0 tc: 'a ion II be disrirmcd ariddishAtuted, With aKt pOrtianal part of the other- f ;slops: I tis'• .ItlajestY. re . (Ittcr.ts that the tyetterals and other •Pificers shall crtgage to trait;;; tlo e t to tictlitt Itgaint 11iS ' Majesty the ICI NG Of US • hut, oft the cotirratv, to tell'..iw'sttruly his ofders tit d e w pri:Sent atlitirpetion:plirto-a..conclui.it -41 . The Troops which s1:.;11 continue - embodied, shall be cantoned, part on the' Riot 9f ticc•Leine, cud.part .on the L,e,tf' ton), of they A licr, . tlicv stkai)-sensaiti itistrittutkl.lattimg - rhA:VAY I6 '9I liangyLf, Velgen, Limenhurg, and 411:;.- cttJlcr. sma; and of th.i ci.strict. All the other pfacet', ••••••••••••:....•• ~('N N l'rpbted.by L:14.%. , ..4 (aiDniriS r.:et. by WI LL I A4lA,thiii;Ea Scittprs (0/ Horse.fflly4 o :4 l i: WC s tniitutz e r ;) At tlTe ^ NJ:4y ;cg s No - , I t 4., where iii fn ver4reotfro, Orafir, f:yr t;.: Pal er , Li ittri tor the Editcr, - &c. mtst bd -iddteseds. ENGI.I.SII ST:4TR LarritßY. • • . .T.uptty-Ejpwr DAY. 11 2 s. 2 . 8 054, 4t,csB, Pcizes of Nos': 3299; 26,196, 14,255, 63'2, 31,9115, 27;07, Prizes olsol. Ti T' Any. Nos. 2,023, 9422, 2(?,3;0, Prizes of tool. Nos. 7,799. 32;E5A; . 763.6: Prize.-; ors:A, 311.1,1' - .."7"'" • Pr/OLE, nAPR.II. 14. -Arrived—t,he Thornti& and. MAry, Normanv: gym-- Wood bridge; Three Friends, Evans,. front Cowes ; Union, Curtis, from Limerick ; Nethre, flasivker; and Ira* •Nerheriitioci, from Portsmouth - Thomas and Ann, Richiads itorn Ply mouth'. Sailed-9)e „Hciary,.-MArtinhay, for. North Yarmouth.; Diana, Hartwell, for Liverpool ; and Charlune, Seab . y, for London. •, • • a • O,I2,OII:ESENT), APRIL 14. Passed by:—the'Qucen, Trinnius, froth Midras Aurnra, Massey, from . the South SeaS; Vnion, Scott, from the Cape . of (Mod Hop ;, Roebuck, from Demerara ; and Two Ge.susters Eyrei, front Bilbca Sailed—'the Altri and Hope, r Ventley . , for Canton ; Viosv , for Hamburgh; ,Mary, Lacey, and lieluna, A ?Lit, ti. Passed by—the Upton Code, and Anna, Clatl - , from 'Bombay ; Abundances Pearce, from the Cape of Good Hope.; —o—,from the SouthSeasi Ram. bier, Wilks, and Atlantic, Muirhead, front Stiij.narti! . Sailed—the Maria Cath a rina, for Dieppe. T_srpcxs, an. India Stock * nitro s. ctis. ,Exclie9ut 1111.1 s. New (tiltsL . . r.ntiery (klupium 9 , , Ifttpce. per Cent. tlitta Ann. Bank tor Account Wail tot NI ay Colis 1 , ,r .%1.) Gy 61%. MAR R FED. • On the 6th inst. tat Dr'mare, in Ireland, the Hon. and Rev. Pierce Meade, son of the ate Earl of. Clanwilliam, to Aliss Percy, youngest daughter of the Lord Bishop of Dro- Yesterday, at St. George's, Flanover-Nuare, Mr W. D. Dowsiiri, of lA:Min-street; to Miss Sophialienderion, daugh ter of.Nlr. John Henderson,. of Belgrave.phsce, . • 4 • • • n rful On Wednesday night, iw - she r3th year of her age, Miss Catheyine A,figustaTvner, daughter of Samuel Turner, Esq. in Great Ontoodf.sttett.. l, • - . On the 3d inst. at I.sslc, in Flanders, William Parr, jun. son of WiltiarnMair;: . lllerehant-,' ofltirislattry-phice. On ,Thursda x ..se'4ght, in his ssth year, Mr. Thornis Wood, Printer, Of SnreWfiury. Last week, at florslum„la.S.ussex, of the gout, Captain' John Blitcke, Barrack:master of - Horsham Barracks. On Monday lasts at Southampton, George Tarbntr, sm. Esq. 4'I?ILW 0 VFSTE Bank StoClis3iut Nair k per Cent. 461 i SS Par Cen- 1 797;"9.ii 3 Irish, 5 per Cent. shut 4 per Cent. Citn? 77.3 3 per. cent.itetLigi;93 4 • 3 per Cent. C0n„593 Ditto SCtiji flank Ditto shirt Ann., " I)4oSr:rip . . •• • - A THEN: ) .EoJefijoila.tr t lVien o(: i F4pcgion and v Rcs I) 9 ik tite Ea: tfie..',satterlfSistem , byi t b.• selection of fi t liee;tlriii , hpitietty'rthe sat - akin oflong ., con-; tin. ed 'SU 4:lCeSt NA4.-,Wst , ctitOon.pf peripritf . , Eight years lure l i .devort i ,,tnor„ practice. to exclusive treatment Of :Three; ardl the:sit res nit. of my plan gives mqadditionara rtior tir.oppose as far as lam kble, the rayasef orAO9-ie c)l9 hint Aviiich arc the most i m po r tart in the ~tai i s o g-tie of I-lutuan,litioliti?s. • After inttiation •h t Avery : lfialktr, as'in. Army snig6on, I formul a wish at an early peTiod of Practice to memoir,- diyiduals from the Agporance of t9educated,tnen, o the dinwrattililievipitatti;f "gorte&l;.Pria.irkkneis. Three Disordoc:l4-..the , Cwespf ( which, •hive, de voted my attention . ; comprise every >•pecies of V - ENE.. REAL INFECTION, whether of a - reci..ut or loug'ihn; r.ttions: 'wily, 'All Itina 'ef-detnlit;.•,• Whetikr arising from the habits of schbol , bety.s,.: or the. indulAenees ,of mature age: And,. lastly,) that: Ilitratkournt ot !the., svvrent in wo-: men which is called . BA RR E NNE SS,' or STERII.I T.Y Nuwerous Diii.coes aro the result-91 iv , 110,..n0e, or ,tutste itp the treattije:lt of siinp;.! CiGnortticc,t ; _it not frequently happens that the :seedi'cif I.;te ~r....p01;;0nal by, the indiscretion of an rn.;,l2.lcled. superior rne thoa Stich Cumplitinis are Lasil , „ cur,. ; even . where others. have failed, : I crust :that I otter a — radiearre-dStablisliment. ~ • Few, however, are the eases of c'thitt)litztted diSiresS in 'this tfiaor i r. r t rcpmparect with tl:r sit,nations of from ate indt4en , :e in a silitary vree, tir the •.prevaletirgaieties of a fasniciraihit-4ife, acq....ire that state oi Delf . dity Much is the unavoidable constAluence of - inch . ? pernicious habits. Where - the unhappy* sutErer broods civet' irilsery, but • carefully; conceal& his misfortuno,i,ir May • he I.urne conoo, fbr him to know, that althriouxh it he ;-111 of doubt or uncertainty with other- Praftitioncr. of these. by the . gradual Pw.fqi . titan, is the icquirencat of, Puy. Expertcnce,, of flaccfins or Venus five' began to Mlnirvigour, much anxiety will be prerentzd: by as early - Cothnerae. tinii,of this. languid State t and in these cases, 110 great difficulty will occur. • But ivticre DeficiencYldi for yars'existett, u ttOptei perseverance -is !itulispensablF I.equii4 revive the slum. boring Sparks of Lite, .and to re-animate the NIA Kitt EI) . %V 0 ki EN,.who'have long Beni disappointed lit thsiieitpedetioits' or it liarnilyvto:iv ne-,afs(*cii, thatia most instances, such defeOlii ate TI secresy which is so essential to. my un t iertaking, and theiqualitications which :I have firesUrneil .to state, firm tin: basis of my preten s ion,,, ,and in. C9 l , ll oo l iCe ' With this intimation •is given, that. Mr, p. ntiv be cOnsuiteii pen.rinailv . ,' or 'by te i tters•cutelo,in g a fliall — Ncitei,- at his ac);". Arundel .streat, Strand, .ncir ;. • There is an, additional Entrance in ‘ViitCr-street:, irt~, aril ill,: Name is on hothjhedqrs ; . , Mo:nbei ot the R y'al: dr s'iti,76nT., • . • :—.T • . 1 1 4 1ii; D tkay.4 : at publifTheit, j pr:ce,*V. - ' rigilEß.s .- G;S:sNIM7:IR ImeitaviETV 'Pk - eki ii Aaltd Writiglhn.YnktishanguAge Proparly ccaFr,tti g ig itrigperidcnt ,iwy.Attec.l.anpag.Q/ ra . rn dc:e fe.visert an 4 - trigit t;i the p-be!'eAsiit!.fiririloverments which have. ticeiLiutrim ducal into Ow io‘rtittAti • !--- ‘; Lv a czar elutwn A. - rysitt R.' • The niziny vzry lArgo_EditionT,'whiSh Ve ' , Boon ' , prints:4 a.rtti tliiinsreating 'iOr -the above-Grammar; arc most s . inccit‘trstablc,rimits*Qf ; itairkst.it. S. • Isi-Cwcast le- it pvn2l.Tvne . ... 41, .l. l (o r igso n,. ,r G. an 'd ; and .I . Poultry i London.. ; • - • • TO BE •S()1..1) BY A.LIC"i'l(iN, -IN L.o',i'S" ". - • • At Storcy 's 'Cate Ciylfee-I,otist, C teat - Georw- ;tree.% 0.2% t '-i Bs' - • On Nllmda'y the 2.lth of April, !Sol, and redowinpay,: NDRY- S FA,EEki,I4I,D HOUSES iitla‘cf, ;;lel , -i•ow;•:Nt:relmnlLt , :-rect,';lihk e _ t). 'r fel ioad, Ancklattleci;iieter , strrcts, an& Iltniurt t!ti 9 44'„ 4everai liC And Gthc,rs }pith P)9l4 9 fl;rut;nd, well ittlixtea liir"Piirscinsjh Tkae‘4•tk•lio . recjirtM room • • - :134461j:4 - Ive: P.ariltufar.% msy he ( 2 -64 " )* :9f Mess. Kent, Claridge and..Vg3rce., White hall ; Or Mrs. Sherri.," ; :tt tte -iliac:: or Sale; :60(1 of Mr. Sgitibb, S.tvilft-rove„ ' • . E.IG HT NE NV S . I. ' LEVANT CUCUMBER, which Vi . E. 'So highly grmitieil tne L-Jiiflati, itsaiii eru tained frdui {Re For'site, - ,vorrtcky:lvvpur, firm sub stance, innocent " naturo, and supeilitlve:,ocauty, ILO bthcr can be compared with it: ' s. N:..).Tt)LIAbr ASP AR AG !TS; tiesMbed by Guthrie, vide CEI. Grmn: p. 3OS„ .f t'l ":1e givia as:six or tight of the' common .; t!ivitaSlC lt •-.1"165,teL: 3. I'`.i ::GE ITALIAN ER ()CC/ LI,. Pants ahe ttaixot eight hicks broad, and.the lateral.branelles swell-to heath 9f • - the cciniinetysize. its fiavbtir is rhos; deLkions, and it.*-suc cession long. . , . . , .4.• NEW 'SPANISH. LEtTUCE, is of the Coss kilt, grows half a yaid high,. and :t - vo feet round, is the`swoetetit Lettuce tnown, nnetappears to be almost all heart. .. 3. MALTA CAU Li FLOWER, oftemgrows to afoot, or_ inure, bronft. deliticy is as superior a.; its size. tb A ti - rwEitp• C LLERY,-Xrows.ti:r:; e feet 110,-ana six or t . .-ght inches round, anti his the most exalted richness . of L.1BRAI)0 RA:ALE, a .d,Aic,atosspecias of. Wen'. : G ree ns. The soverest•weather eannot.linitt „boils at, green as the spnnglng' grass, and-is- sweet as Asparagus. R. A CAN Els) pl , a allad_stiperiur to every pthet ' Sh . strancl:nea . :: r:Cbarini-Crus;. world.;. sweet as a Sommer Lottuce,,and often as large a N. i_:3l,knclflndsoxiit Credit. Ca vr a b yk bi z, o7, lo. e : s l . 3!::: . - • - 4 SolairtbritszPlace Liverpool. DR. _SOLOMON . aniloupct4 to: pvligrbtlS CLkto:mcrs, tl. tbe h4-$ Ust, Eis -blatitews,: No: IS, .6 trvsl, I.,ondoo t . arid t0, , hi..; ti~'archot e, Exchange-court, Ortblin,* a fresl4 -aktvery:tzu,...e 'supply of -his mucJt eaeerntd,..CO . RD.l.A ttlykto tC. F4D ;b.. Iti~:n sure - zetticdi.l.fp...dciiijite•*,fick, , l4k7i'myer,s,• • - der disorders, .add.)Veillps,ess - peFttliattp'llisJ'etols haw sicknes), voitutLni loss. of appetite , c t.tit . jr amts of the stomach, ilysteficd. anti hhiochuridriacal atfedlioas, locienes; o . fspiritii and t Various dirtiiukeurit i piaintFusuaily stile(' Nervous Disordu:4 price fq4. Otl l bottle,.qr twelve; inst. oases.- • . •:.;•• Pamphlets of iti efficacy gritis -•' P '~ ' • BY_ TIIE •RING'vPATENI. The'CARDIACIftiI NERVatia TUNCTURE:. - - CASE XIX. , To Me. RYME ; 7 • 0:6V:17:179s: S IR, dlititeTQctlivontil..T. by yppc carill . 4 P:hovc beets freed tram the Gout in my sionuieli and,,head. It his mrappetitc; removed costive.. n_ t ee m - s ty I sister haiars.ge.ssutlkte.biyite,viaitribidue4cle.ayrspx. he Tincture has quite. restored bgr. lOU appetite, strangth, an d t iririts. The tits, with. which she bitd been afflicted ).-" 41 .. "-?° 4 maPY MettiCiticS •w kn iat Y tt " he ' ne 2 ti n t 4 r : for 1" :17o l t .' '' r i e 'e turned since slio took ybut piu s * ,. whicirr.have carried oil an. ainaAing. nunibe? of small white worms, yiih slime.. I am, Sir, y ou r Obliged humble Servant, See Detergent .Piris. . CASE -XX. • . Qbent:square; W4istruinster,- 9,,179‘ -- In my case of sickness of storuaeh,biliqua.retchings., wind, sourness, and ~pinehings, _severe hqaci-itelis, eon . vuisions, and r.er mus-agitat ions w .- -which ra it t .gly roductxt me, I was cured by Mr. Rymer's . Cardiae Tiiic3ura , after having, for years, tiken,.to no irirpose ; *.g , variety' of Me dicines prescribed by Physiciani and Apothtearics. • - ANN PHILIPS. CASE XXI... Iktligate,:jari: • 1..d0 hereby certify, that in violent pains in. my stomach and my head, with wind AM fainfneis, I was iiriniodiatelst, relieved 111t,„gymer's Cardiac Tintliire, • - , - - • - MARY STAN&ING,; From Mrs. Mary Stanning, of Reipte._... r. • • ' . -- . , Btnopsga.te-street t 4211. r0,..1791... .r . do certify, that ;Having !limy year's betsi• orflitfid,wi tit the,' Yell,nu..„ Jaundice, and ,a .clisortiei in tiny: liver,, .. I .7catlftir conifilairits in the' 'head, ' ttoirrach, and arid: swelled tirppiic4 _legs, .1 Was io erica 1 y rcstbied . to . and irreqtll by. the . of-the Ciirdiii6"l'in4litr* , and Pins.. • s• •. , . CASE. XXIII , . • . td,'cerlify cicjAtitY 91 2 1 . . 091 A‘11, ' I,ondoa, rem t, 9 r : t ob betntmi teßluCl ti sir ct nin rca g, t s a c gt u i r : P p e t ss-s. ;;; l • a c ii r t „ 'l4lcLlt t . borgr lcin s; tif (rum Mr. Ry-rner's Cardiac riCture. • ' • • • 'T4JRNER PPO LE k e Pxom Airs. R. Footer, Matlwniatisal . ; . Instriiment:Aiiaker to tht of - Wales, Grua* l'ower-s.trect.- CASE . 'XXIV. . . 3 ty Atgular gout haviog bicgme iny he tf gre-af ; diltresii;# `gittl intim and - anitiat, with impaired • memory anti ,or thought ; 5 and my stomach trittr spasms, hiccips,. acic ity, -winft;tnliress and .loss "Of appetite, - anettirichgestinn • with ..c9stiveness; geocral wcakn;.•ss, neryous stattingi., trein:rs. The at•U - to certify,: Thiel wai-relic..YM or: Alr: - Ryiner's Tina - are: h, taking a 04C . a' SiC4l4lLf,* 1 '=l:ltitltl... in Cernfortal,ls - itei4th 3plntS. (1' . L (..;,E()Rc,E . Ht)WARp. cASEX)C u it - I i'receive4 great benefit from your. C.usli.ic Tincture, NnllCh - rellaveil me wlierrgieitly ofjp knit' and cteprets sion of spirits. I am, Sir, your .41unibit• servant, MATtl.'' ARVAN7% •,.. , XXVI. • •.• - TO Mr. RN- m - • Clieltfistbr& • jitnel4, 1 79 11 ' I do heri:by certify, that I !Ave ro g,4-aa4idly's„xpciatw aa. great 'relief in nervous. affiraions, in , li,tion; and litliotti contillahus, liout liy met's Cardiat: Tir,cittre. :• : • JAMES T I-lONI MP SON. RAJ AI) -'orom the ite4.;:Nli.. RitirKmd:- - • • t.* This ilhxiicitte, as an .immediatg restoraftyp.arukcor roboraitt,' is a dreamt rerncdv ttlys fernafetructiou mi d . sl• tplitessions, - and Casei of retetltigli at tuattlf,it)'l. 4l 3 o i n -weakness; uturbid 'discharges, and irregularity abotit.tlto turn oT•tvats, . • •. . $Ol4 it Mr.. Rymer's, N0..:6 Cerreid-strej, Soho, itt 'bottler', its', 6d.•sE. with Directiot. , , and ,Cortiticate,of Curp. Hours of advice _from tQ Z. i)icey arid licyrion; No: to, •Ilow'Cliarch-yarct, aro appointed by . ios. R.l . uter tile 6,1 e wholesile Ventto6 . tll4 Abo ve Itleilit";ine (as well as 0, 'the Ditergntt f6r:the cure ••or'd-.6e4:44, lilor„ attendea with ustimia •an.t th al upsk legs, lot the a;oFtvirze orgaii stones, destrxiaTon wornis, ke.j of Whorn;'andl:very Vetoer-of their Medic ines,lo;all the princip.4l Towns, it may. be had retail. The Anthoes 'Tract on Z titligtlAiott, - the illyllocliolid . riap Dlt:easC, and..ih -Gout, may beltaclas Above, priee R Pfier's 'Ceßtitraid l'ectorM Medic:tie for coughs, Astima t &c. and fur the Prev:entr, , n ;Jack Cure- of Puinvon.ay Consultion, may b;..s. bad as t' u •v c , idb6ttles at ss. -sd. and us. k.t. wan tun Dircal.ols and Cases "of • • • • • ••••