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111. Each Prefect shall name a Commissary for every: principal city, who shall stamp, without expellee, all stutri r k ow , ip thimagazines , ..He.shall likewise appoint one for . all i: - .. , •rnanutaeluring towns, tostajap.the stuffs just issuing froln the manufactory, and before the glOssing and btcacliin g. These marks shall he made after 'a prescribed manner, and pla...d,4.nOth . ..ends of each piece. A Kegister shall be open- a . ed, con Lining the number of marked pieces, and the names ti - i.ritatkafaeitirers. The register shall: be deposited in the ' . . 11.1umc:pality, *id i* signed by the Mayor. - I After the 23d ofSepternber, 'the pieces seized withmt for,..cd` mark, shall tie. confiscated, con-' forAiah!y to the law of NOvember r, 1757 ; and delivered op, to r.;: Government, , in ordsr that the sale should be made to a forelOer, and the rwiney arising therefrOrn to be distri ;.:te to those who seized it, according to the terms of - the s.:•ri.e. Law; tit.' the half of the price according to the com puted Value Shill be ultimately paid by the Government. - • . - • 'V. The Ministers of the Interior and of F inance are charged with what concern them in this respeet„ and with the exe cution of the pretent . ..pecree; whic4 shall he inserted in the Bulletin of the 'Laws. 'Signed) BONAPARTE SECOND ATTACK OFF BOULOGNE. CIRCUMSTANTIAL DETAIIS OF WHAT_TOOK PLACE DURING THE AFFAIR 4N THE ROAD •OF 40U LoGNE, IN THE NIGHT,BETWEEN.THE 15TH AND. 16TH AUGUST, BETWEEN .OUR FLOTILLA AND THE SQUADRON OF LORD NELSON, By AN EYE WITNESS. . The English made their attack about one o'claik at night.. they advanced upon . our Flotilla with a nirmber of pinnaces, or small barks, which carried above zoo men. They were not perceived at night fall ; we only descried the English Fleet still at a distance; and, far from knowing the ,species of at_ tack which we .were to encounter, it was not even het known wits certainty that we. should be at tacked. The pinnaces advanced with the greatest • silence, and pot a single cannon or-musket-shotpre ceded this Movement. The English succeeded in suddenly surprising and taking the watch placed fgrward in front of our Flotilla, without the latter having perceived it. It was,merely a boat of fish trmen, with. three or. four sailors, and an equal num ber of soldiers. This facilitated their,meansot slip_ ping in between the land and our vessels, of burn ing them, and surrounding them, without being pur... ceived., It was, then: that the attack commenced, and tlizit an engagement very destructive to the ineM'y took place,, in which our .Heroes covered themselves with glory, and which - the - -- NEL. sox will remember some time. A number of the Enemy's pinnaces attached themselves to each of our yesselS,.a . nd attempted to board, whilst others' en_ deavotred to cut. their cables, in order liat, dur ing the contest, they might insensibly drive out, of the Road, and Thus fall into the midst of the Enemy's . Fleet. So much stratagem, so much boldness, and this combinition of so many 'Means, joined . to the surprise and the darkness or the night, were all it vain ; every thing gave way before the prodigies o valour performed by , our 'Frenchmen. Nets, spread and prepared aboard each of the vessels at night and 'Co a very great height, presented to them an obstacle which they' did not expea... They entangled themselves iii them—they embarrassed themselves in,thent--they attempted td . cut thcm,.. hintall this time a horrible carnage wad made among them, and the decks of our vessels- - were strewed with thefingers, hands, -and wrists cf the assailants' who •tell irtto the sea; 'Whilst the boarding .was repulsed.witlh•a walottr so deadly to the 'EngliSl l / 2 . but lierotsi , vith great presence ofinind, having right ly.-eorijeCkured:the design; of the 'Pinnaces, in tempt i ng. to. cut their eables,!poured grape-shot close in upon;therh, cur themta 'pieces, and sunk them with their - crews. N't . Te,did not trifle away our time in, naking Prisoner's, nor in saving the . shipwrecked —e : -.tve minded nothing BUT TO DESTROY. accord , are only ,two English in theliospital of Eotil2gne, and it is not thought that even, they, will . siirVive their woun&. :The engagement lasted , . until tyhen the Enemy's pinnaces retreated in the Midst of; grape shot, towirdsthe-Fleet of SoN . ,td* wham they brought their. wounde t l, and . were to give "an account of their misadventures.- We have had, positively, it this affair, only . seven . brave felloWs killed, and abopt . 3 . 0 wounded., It is calculated that we have sunk about twelve of the Enemy's pinnaces, from the pieces of wreck bir)tight by the tide on the share, which was the next day covered with therrintilated bodiLs Of our Enemies and each . of theth Carried. from thirty to forty men ; ', we' may safely estimate the loss at. from four to five hundred men at least , for, though some of the crews may have saved themselves by swimming, andbeen' taken up by the rest, it is certain that, there must have been a Very great number of killed and ivounded in those Vessels whie i h regained the English . Fleet.. ,\Ve must wait, however, for the official account of the. NELSON with regard to these, who will leave us nothing to. wish for yvf . th reSpettto the, amount of his . losses in this af. fait-in'inen and vessels., Exeinsive of the pinnaces sunk, have.taken, three or four, which' were per_ ceived alongside of the vessel commanding the Fib.. The English . ; in this second attack, more audacious than the . first,. have been _received and treated as' and in a manner to disgust them with,playing at the poniard., Prodigies, of valour were 14i:formed on our side. A Serjeant is men tioned,, who, :with. his, own hand,. s killed six Englishinen, and ,a Marine, Officer,.who dispatched five', of them. Are learn .froth - the ,tWo English prisoners in• the hospitat, that /\4l.sotz, at the, moment when the pinhacei 'iet out from his fleet, distributed as stroks dose of iwn,t9 every:nun-lint embarked to encutfrage and to animate them. In the morning of the .17th . we , buried the :seven we lost. pornp welFsuited to ..console the rest, aoLi• boutnr, their. memory. .These • sesren, all placed together upon a funeral .ear,preceded, ahd follciweil by, the whole. gatrisyrs. the Generals, the, Staff, and all the Civil Authorities were Sid in : the same • • grave, amidst general discharges of .artillery and,. ,musquetry, and music; and every' soldier present, vitnessins. : the )lonours.paiti 'to their . ..memory andd . their remains, raising .his , thoughts kt:d.towards- hiS gratefUl, • • Cotintry,felt moved aninpsa, _ • :J . - •!, . . . . • • )N 1' Ilfra:LiAtt4i4 21 1,1 P , ihbt bed IV 1 44..1 M ARM tctit tryi 4 ii)rsei-frciy-roaCi, %cstrninster) ; Ate ttV iy 2 s tran d 'w t hers 4,4(1.,(rt0.prytt,14; .9/4irs 'kir the Papelc L.'etrtrf ,to; • the Edialr, • ..Stc.. .1:rati:14,:71); 'mYist be addressed. ~~,.., r to sacrifice, at tile first raiment, Ms blood and his life lot the support and glory of the national flag. I shall not undertake to paint to yOu their satis faction in having at last seem the English near to them. They had sought the opportunity so ardently for so long a time Their impatience was at its height, and they will** be happy until they shall be led to the coast of England.' SraAMANCII.A, AUG: B.—l avail myself .Of the 4.cparure of the courier to give you an accsunt'of he 'no% ement. which ha's 'taken place inl.the.Ftench army. The. head.quarters,• which were hitherto at Ciudad:Rodrigo - , has moved back 15.leagueand is now at SaLmancha. All the a.r,tiliery is .or4o.ed to Burrs, and a part of the troopS passes 'to dolid,Zamora and Tore; In fine, it is'rep . orted here, that the army is going to return to France. Every appearance induces us. to believe it. The hovitals - have been partly .suppressed. .Louts BONA:P4ILTE sets out for France. It is said he is going to liaiege for the benefit of the waters. This is thelnost in/cresting intelligence up'to the: present moment. : Should . any', change take place, I shall write to you again. , . , LEGHORN, Auc. 7.--We have received today the 'unfortunate intelligence of the, English having taken a French Frigate And six transports, as `they went out of Porto El colt. • . . • - ; _ The . American Consul re4ident here has been 'di retied-by CATllcmer, the Consul of the United 'States at Tripoli, to_give all publicity to the fol._ - • " Consulate of the United ;Stater of Atteiriniat Tunic, -3`4 25. " The Be' of Tripoli haying declarecr, war against the United States, Our:dovernMent ha 3 Sent. a flotilla to prevent 'the Regency from injuring. Our comnierce. In consequence - l - ve' 'are tOtinform the Agents of all Powers at peace with us, that Tripoli is now blockaded" by the said American .flotilla, and that every-ship whatever, which shall attempt to enter the - port, will be treated conformably to . the Laws of Nations, applicable to"stiCh ctrses. (Signed) "W. CATAN, Consial at Tunis." FRANKfORT, AUG. 19. Thcy write from Berlin,. than the Court 11,:s consented to the Grand Duke oi Iti..canys receiving an Establi:,liment„ in ,Getin.,ny,; and that Prussia_ will agree to the.pro. posed .Irdem-ity tier the cession to,Fiance of those Provinces situated mi the'left Bank of the Rhine.— confidel.:ly .said, in consequence, that the isi',opric of 'Munster, and a part of the Circle of Fraw.. , bnia, are to term a part. of the Prussian Domi.: niuns. I: i ..: :;ven added, that a body of Troopsts already .coliefted for the purpose of occupying iese near possessions. The Eledorate a Hanover tili ::.:111.1115 iii ,he s::.ite 'state, but according' to appearances, the PRINCE of ORANGE will be named - lector instead of Its BRITANNIC. MAJESTY. — Until this important change Shall have been effixted, - the Prussian Army commanded by General KLE.IsT will continue to occupy the Country. We learn through the same channel, that the KING ofPRUS. st A has ordered a new recruiting levy to be made, in that p; rt :c'f Poland which is united o his States., 1410!UNCE, AVG..7.—Cardinal GONsAS.vt con. tinned his journey. to Rome on, the 4.1 h instant. — Citizen C,:tcAvi.-r haS also:set out for that capital. A ,C.orps or too° Infantry began their march - a few days ago, fan: • Though the offen.ive, preparations against Porto- Ferrajo are not in , the 'ieliSf refixed, the Marquis' Dt- •V E NIA? - Minister Plenipotentiary,: has, thought proper-tO sc.nd Ciip'tain. OUT RAZZ I, in the chatader of Deputy, - to notify to the Inhabitants of that -place, - that Tuscany has been taken posses's'ion of in the name of His Majesty, and to invite them, inconsequence, to s.urtender 'itetv legitimate Sovereign of Etruria. He protnises_ them..an nesty, <ind that each of them shall be restored to their respeftive , offices-an&employments. A :14'renc4i Staff Officer accompanies his Deputy. He cailies, a ter from General Mu R addressing asititilar .vitation to them, and giving them the same asSur. antes. They both to embark this 'day .at horn, onboard a Flag'of Truce. We are -arpfionS_ xpeetation.of :the result of this neui . and.iinimitant measure. ••• , . The Government of Lucrahisient two Deiluties to Parma to compliment 'our icing:" 'The- French• A.noassador, MoREAV DE ST. ME a ILY; pfesitiled, them to his Majesty, who gave them the inot,a t i,k, L,t,guished reception, and assured' them' of ,ille:con= sideration and respe& he had for their Go'veilltiZnt ~~:~ GUILDHALL.--Wedncsday James Tossland; a dray man,. in the service .of Messrs.' WhitlireadS; brewers, was Charged before Sir Jontr : WlLttAM ANDERSON, at Guitahall, with a:,sayltink•ankvio lentiy beating Jeremiah Brown. It aPpeared . that' Brown was driving some pigs out of Smithfield Market,._ which got under the Ptisoner's cart,Tin Long-lane,. when - some dispute arising, the Prisoner first - struck Brown With his fist, and aftertvards whipped and bea l t him with the but Lend of 'his whip in a most tmuleteiful manner. Three Wit nesses, .who saw the Prisoner's brutal conduit, confirmed Brown's lestiniony. The mistress with whom Brown 'is servant,- . gave' hint a most ex ceilent- charat4er for honesty, sobriety,: and be: ing of - a peaceable . disposition. The Prisoner, in. his defence, ?Hedged that Brown struck-hint first, and used very abusive language. To prove this, he. 'Called two witnesses, .who, it appeared, - were fellow.dr3yrnen, and who 'stated that Brown had condnEted . hiinsclf as the Prisoner aescribed-.—The Magistrate reprobated - in - strong terms the, Pri. stogies cbriduff, and-Ob,erved; that- 4ayinen.. were in general a set of 'brutal and inhurnaii:telloWS, of wh'dli he had.seen many proofi. iie . ordered.tim to make a SatiSfadion to'BroWn for:the 'assault: After. they had retired far . that purpo - se, 'One 'of. Mr. Whir_ bread's .lerks, •of the . naine - of Minton,- told ..the. Mtg istratey 'that it was the intention of the firth to litotetq this than, 1110 . -ught Br,lown, - had behaied . : ,as ill :as the prisoner could h a ve d6ne - . 'Dv ?Anis triqe . .ol;seiving , that IV,' in ton 'Was' dusting bimself .rather in an auttltitifave net, desired 'him to withdraW,. informing him that the busines4- was dispersed of; xvhe had ordered the draymarr to .make. a compensation forltte gross assault he had committed. „Minton then withdrew. After some time the parties returned, and it was in timated that no compensation would be -made. On this the- Magistrate ,Ordered : him to .be committed, or find bail for. - his, appearance atthe next ? quarter- Sessions Minton and another person,-in the. service of Mr. Whitbread,, then gay,e baij for.his appearance, and he was gischarged. , ship NEWS:, . .'.. • POOLE, AUG. 26. • • . • -. . • . - .l l trilVgfi -- the Venus, Plaice, faun Southamptnn; and Falcon;-lhrrige, f•roM Newfoundland. • ' - saile&-,the'F rico& I ncreaSei Miller,' .fiii 111111•;• William, Coekraii, fur LoUtlon ;.Dart„ Williams, for Portsmouth.; and Pheasant,. Tluampson, for Falmouth. ' , AV AS/ND, AUG. 213.= Passed by'—tho,4ively, :lames t from the Baltic ; Recovery, Watson, from Tobago ; and 1 1 11;i - suit, Stringer; from Suribarn. Sailed—the Prerstelling, — Ga'ereTh; for Rotterdam } ; I rule rick, 'Leven; for , Dieppe ; New-Yprk, - Colley, for Virgiiiia ; Hamburgers Borse, llorwedge, , for Hambro'; and Gibraltar- Packet, ...ioare, tot Gibialtar. • " fiIAR'A /En. , . On Saturday se'unight,• Robert WallerOtWay, Esq. Cap ra it: of_His Majesty/8. p •licdiar. ; to Miss Holloway, -daugli. ter of I'ear-Aou4ral Hoilow.,V. • • oi, Mcniby morning- Clir,rlcs . Dixon, Esq . . of Savage-oar.. dcns, to Miss Harriet:Wilder,-dtargrtm of • the Rev. • 1)e. Wilt.th, of Yorley-Ha11;.1•1:rs.; - • . . , . . . . DIED. - . On• Saturday last, at his house at Margate, Claude Bene zet, Esq, - sen. .. , . PgICE b. ES 'I F. it 1' .5 IVC. A" S . It n A. v . . r .. • . 1 Ind ia Stock. 19;1 i lixeltetitterit'ii.. s.dis. I NNW ditty :s. diS. 1 1. - atery Tickets TrisirdiTto , Onmiutn 9 ••TO 9.1' Ircpyr,glppl Cent.. 64 9)401 Arvl. ,I I 11- . i6i . I.3atek Tot Account . Indici , Tor May ~• , z' ggi - ksoAforAcceunt §oi vafrat 13 . ank Stock Navy s pet Ce gslt ;i. s pot Ccat.Trr, t . ;61; zit • INfr ,Cgr.t. Si C cot. Ccln. S, > So pee Cent. '3t1.61 per, Cent. CAN; )ittu Scrip - s ' a tik , )itto Sheet 5, 7-16 Ditto Sclitt • . . „ . • ,To-morrow- will be ptbl" , .she4, 'P 'ice .. 3s. • • ci Tastefully wie up acct afl..;slied• with a heiiititUl . • • • • •• 1 • • • exhibiting tve - ry. .Rem . iritasl4( 3 .4cin•teneg,tit.die,Crption of the d ; with t. Chiefly . aOrkig'ed l'aun ale Ole' A 1N.K.1 L'erMtt do „ A tranged — alplE4l6eticai 4•,, oriel: augmented , tiom Authentic' Sourees to tne,Present.Plue,... : parficul l rly reg.irds Brati ti Ilistory.- Co,mprehendlng.brjel fte.-.•ounts;, or' Inveptioo And. DISCOVCrieS in everrn:pattinent o.' Science ; and 131.QgrApiir-", ca! Sketches, of Three 1 houtan4'lllosttiou,* or Notable. I' et-- London Printed for'Vrnot and ilood ' W. Peacock; T. Ridgway ; CreisbY'aiid Letterman; T. H urst; and•J- Bad: .. MINERVA-0 FFICE, LEADENRALL,STRtEr.• Next Week Ivill•be published,- in spur Vols: Moo:: STER 10 D 4, NoNelif 11 1 1 , tABgIE.LLE„ " • - -• Author Of the MystetionWife, Set. "'Marriage is. a bald venture at ( t4vt best, • • ••••.: •• • " But whin we. }Anse ourselves, ve ventitre least." Printed fin- William Lane; ; and sald•by every Bookseller ih the United Kingdoms. Also just . , Swedish Nlysterie.S,'3 vols. t3s . . sewed. Agoes de Litien, vols. iih.6d.•.seweit. • • .. 4. Marvellous. ,Pleasant Love..Slory, 2 YQls. Byo. b9arcl. , • ; IN THE VICINITY OF HOUGHTON, COUNTY OF NORFOLK. TO BE SOLD 7 BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, ,: ~ . At his Great. = • - . On THURSDAY .the of September, at:One 6'Clock, Capital and yarticularl) . ' Exigible FREEHOLD .‘ ESTATE, cOnsisting Of the MANOR of ,PR Np , witji all its-Rights,.Royalties,•-oce. nit Rents; Fines 'Tolls of Fair*, &G..pacious DwellitiHouse, called ,OING HALL, Out-Housei, twg . 13arns and 454 AcrB 'of Arable, 'Mea4ow and Pasture :Land, -entirely: cornpaa, . Tithe. Free, Land ja.x rqleerried . , atid eNtrit. F'arochiaj, together with tlic great and init - 11 ,Tithes Of the Townltip. Ut.Po.Le4se to Mr. j Whiting. for it years; eight l'ears** of which unexpir,,Al, at the very low old.Rept of per Ann. ELEVEN lIUNDRD'POUNDS*,, • capable it 'very 'considerable linProvemcnt ; the Sititation particularly el gi hlc 4 , Orcritweyiiig • Off the-Produce, 'being". distmt from .Ishii and Weik . ..Thirteett Miles, Sevziv fromr ilrancaste r an d Thorichain, altd - Thrco from theNavi,,ration (21 - and.in the yibi'nity of HoitglifOti . Wail, a beastiftil • and "q..porting.fLart of the•C.otioty 'of . ..Norf .- 61k, with plenty of ~ G aine•arld' Fi4l;Spot, iOnping a desir:;ble ,Kesidtalee, for the.. Gent I ernto *Fanner, 2tl 1 S . 1)0 rtSni in -a, •*rerriarkqb lu; Wateritoeu se btllf terOiiih'the Estate; eg,- - cell:en; Roads •-/,%en . the Tenint will 'slieW the Estate. ParticUlaretitiT lie 'hAd l'wenty Days grecearng oesaTe; - of 8 4 6,-.104., (1,- ray';:-inn - square ,; on the tpegriaters of-the %Norwich, Ipswich, and Canibridz: Pam-I'4; dt;,t a lld'erb\vn, E Ynn;•4leorizycipai ;rip,' 4 ‘ , .6igniiiii„,l , liFifitieis-, yalto nth ; • R4inhow, .Coriii N ll ;; and , I Pal 46 4.:4,..riqn. of the. g.tate . fnarixe seer} ht Nlr. - Vbristfe',s, Pall-Mall who is em -o),wevdd ro.tNefiYeTtopoi3iij3iy . Priv4ie o,i)rtit!. • 'fy ' Mr. 'T}IJILs W Are Master of :tlie -,itzatipply; - . Coidi'ester, from a reapeCtahle «Gentleitta,.wio reCointhencted to take• Dr. Bit onutvi's 'J. Cooper, Gent Lena in Fainter, at Le , ..!viniftan, pear Ipswidi, whoWa's cured .by talting 'the `I3OTAN'ICA , L :SYRUP, -with a request ,frorn the-Patient for its immediate PublicatiO: • A GENTLEMAN who i§ rititic.:pillforri his con_ neaioni with Metlical hiseftiit his Name and Adzii l esg, Avi'slic, froth' the plirest,inOtiv'es of phi ' lantliroTy,zthat Casein fnaik , kittilivtl to everctstii -, matiC . Pdmou in•the s Kingdorn,.• ,• • : - or eigirteen.yea'iS.past he h e rd'igen sexerely affliCted with an Astiltha, th - 4t every•win.tertendered - his• life Way - titiCOrn f fortable'i the cough attendant Os this cemlPllhit'genmililY attached him at the beginning of'eciery winter, and continued till the.warrif heather of the ensuing summer arrived, and so violent and alarming were - its: spasmodic effeets, that many `tunes it has.thrown him down on the floor, deprived of all • sensibilltV; and, to ale.hutnan appearance, of life ;: by the advice of Mr; Vooper above-mentioned, , he Waited on Dr. Broduin,,tObk three Bottles of his RVOUS, C,QRDIA 1., to which alonehe attributes the blessifigs- at a pe'rfect , haVing•passed thrdtigh the last winter with'scai'eely memo of his Cold' itronblesoine:coMpanion, • which given him a vi.-ek's_respite preceding fug's; 2, i•;71. The iIOTAN ['CAL SYRUP arid - N COR;- DIAL, to. be had 4, the Doe;toi!s sheet, seven doors from the _Leverian Museum, Black-, friars-hrikc, in BOttlei, at 11. as. its 6d. and ssd. rduty inaludea); al4tkofiW. 11,11 gin; Printer aninliOkseller, at his Medicinal Warehouse, - No.„ - Wine:stree.t.; .v‘i.to has , 440 ceived a large ; Thoinfison, and Mills, Castle-street; • Reowne, Tnit i. ; C. Routn s tridge-street ; Reed; and' Sheppard, 13fistel; Mey ler; and 'C rtitt Well ,'• Bith ; IMetsrS: - . Goaddy, iiierhorne ltaikes, Clooceirter WOrcester ; Mr: 'l' re Wailin;, ER - otar ; winnex, Birniirigki e rn; Spilsbdry. arca Co. M . :iry-sfrect; (and tn most boOk.- sellars Venders in the throe' Itiingdornt, • BROD .;11.11)E TO OLD AGE,, or •Advice to. both Sexes, to•obt.ain a. radidal and permanent - cure for those frittrMities of Nature which - delicaeli often forbids to ,disclose even to their, relattves ; witql.aTKeitisP•Olt• FC' miilc Dii=ses, Nc.7yOus, 'H4pochondriae, and Consatmp(iVe Cbitipbttit3.i) , 4"6-vihich 'it added', Adviteito Bath - niad".-Pot- SeL:. It is particularly :reconlinended,to . ,4ca-, !arinyz Meal. _ A tie -ccriVtai ns ( - plat t*fike• sni al 1 ones': ..• COO. E eolittnues to havron Sale at his .Pibttingham Warehnisse, 1 , 1n:434, Stratv't 'an extensive-And valuable Assortment of FI()51 ER Y °fever` descriptionovhich, for elegance, neattcess,:rake and quality. has never been eqoallcd,'and; - fsatters himself, can neW et be surpas;ec. he many advartrages he possesses over e!:cf"• other persolk*ffhis line of business. and thepecoliar dege v of perfe6lion, to wIt".:A, by indefatigable attention, and unit mtiedexpettec,' helms brought his Mann fa4to;ry while the f• J./Ord him an opp o rt un i t y of 4aq:ring to the Pu blic a varlet of Goods,' - stittertor in everY:fespe# to those of any other per son, and render,all competition fruitless; als o ena bl e him V/ aecOrnmOdate the either in the whole :34/e; retail; or export trade, .upon terms more riiiterate than can possible be ailiirded by oily other House in the IVlZ:tropolis. • To THOMAS 'f.AVI.OI(, Esq.. Dear Si.; . • No. 9„ New Bridge-Street, London- FEEL it a Du;37 incoinbent..opon me, to you bf t:ic very treat and - ex - ttaol:Tin'ary Cure I bare re:, ‘eived fromp your invaluable Modi6ine, J, EAKE's PATENT - . PLUM Abaut two yz.trs*o; I' Was attacked.with a VEN ER EAV, wind) I treated rather s li g h t l y f or some ti.ntis?, r out the Disease at length spteading all over my body, ouliged to ap , , - ffy to the most, enaknent of the Faculty, bus tneir assisti:Aee atfbrded - Cnly terriporary went' through yi4ions,Coursesof Salivation; acid from being ratfid it a corpulent habit, ,was reduced to a mere skeleton. VW , Illerers that•spreadhll over my Lithlis rendered inea Cdur, 'bete-.Object, so that rity rien& despaired of tny reeoverf•J When - brottglit &this satiation, '1 Consideted death as table, but a relation ot', mine, commenting, tpon the mull , Cases in whieli your Pills 'Bad .sieeeei't'ea„ll.was toi try a Box 'of ;halt, .Whieti I 'thought ratlie,r relieVed ine;..;4" by persevering for two or three months, .anti folloivii t g.y6a ) reell o ns, 1 experienc e d the nro St'. it auto t able relit a.ft'r,io from the sores gradtialte , ...ihhsiOing, ; 1 now, tfr.,tc; God;-perfly'retoVerd;•and, w - alking 'wit. daily : 1 iffitir- 4 , not, but one more box, Ilhinlicautious to L,k.o brill establiSh my ii&lth in its original state. - • , D im e r l a se t n i ,s l i x t; a -.‘ t v S e i l t r i .x , I t i 4 l ':o: c u:r 4 l l e i t) s i s i te u t e i. l :h e ;o u r ! t r i y ii7 i c , i ‘ t i 1 1 Z. ; P. S. _For the . .public benefit, do not objed ti, the being _publiShefi t • btit • leave yob to fIU as your imter juti z amit shall ditiate. Prepal : Ca and . Sold by the' Sole Ptoptietoi, T L i o i a L;l!4lenibcr of the Booy..tColiegc olAtfigs2)lls' at his 'louse, No. 9, New Bridge-stre e t ; , NVlire; , ',lftor , a , oonSttliat:rt , sidence o-f , more than 'Thirtyz.sir 4 Years, in a ;Kaelice particularly, di re ct e d to tree Cure Venereal Couiplaints, and those ineidentai to the litirris Generation in both. Sexes, with that —inviolable seereci which 41en_ of Profession puld i always ob s e rve, he flatters the advice and asSistame lie gratuitous.' ly adtuinistors to fersJus taking.this csteeined ova affseerning Public, as an advantage seldonl, to 11,: obtlined, And_voidof ambiguity. , • - Also s , )1(1, by his Appointincrrt,- for the convenience of thoselivingit.a distande, at the Perfuineri - ,4116. 35, S. ban's-street, Pall Mall; the•l'ey,shop, No. t 03,. Oxford% street Mr. Disborough's, NO. 7, FisX:;street-hill ; Mhijr. Steel's Bookseller, No. r, Union -rote, Little Tower-;. Mr. V atson's South-briclgr, Edinbairgh ; 'Mr. Caliwelrs , Dublin; Mr., Billinge's, Liver p ,:;9l ; .AtkinSon's, Maw' chesier ; and by mit Person' at' erLfry cgisiderable Town in treat Britain and .10:land, itt Mom of only 25. , 9d. se .led up with full and pi ..11 dire#ions, whereby perscns either sex may cutkinemselYestwitligasei,' speed, serrecy, - :::id safety. 'N.' B, Ever}el3iiit'sca hi . Ereat ittitain is sealed up with a stamp, on • isynieti,. by, ta'totir of the con.unissoners, is prinl ed, at the Stamp-office,' T. Taylor, NO. 9,'New-Bridgc slre:"t," to'*itate Thiel) is Felony. ;and ail others ate Lao" — terfeit. ..itr thos e deplorable WORTHY i ENI : FION OF ,qI.,L RAN The il4ated ar4 tuppit y.pt rented l's'ili a till nary; and ,absolute o an d . hitherto incurable Diseases, the King,, E wa , : scrof -,,i!, , Strum:,, Scurvy, C.out, Rbeurnaiisin, Pil es , m°st ,sat e ,- tr and DiA;fdets originating in an impute state • .Blood. • . riE • ANTI-EVIPETIGINES, m d . • , e tcl • liountled4ri-O chemical and . oitilbsophical war; ranted,bi theTexperieuce of , a seriq,pf years, sanction e d by; • !Catlett's •Pfrattice'of PPysic and'Sresology, and prepared by SOLOMQN,'M D. of .Liverpool, who pledgeA Ininself to the l'uhlie,--that this Medicine is perfectly innocent in its ' nature, safe du.its„applicarion, and,powetfullY elficabiot every spedies .of Impetisines, or it•prived habit, with aifec tions of the skin.* It is of the utinoseiniportance to thoe' afflicted with any . , of these diref u l Jiseaxs, to their frietO• and 'relatives`, 'as ell• as to the rising generation, that '50; 11 , hereditary ,oinplainrs - may be . blood 'F;tftificti'froin everir-deg.itte of ini. tsma. 41"cexii I y r•ento'veci,• A nd Or , ft,lias-beetatield by. all i l tly . siciarts, that Chronic Disteto" pers abound chiefly at - tiohg .the inhabitants of the northeal, parts:of the :globe; m i d we' hive - unhappily eXp er i enee d t he • truth of this assection jit. this country, • ,where the . f reqi . e at sadden ehanget'lifihe Weather; at eertaitibiasofis . of the sptead.thc,myst.,eiptuci4ing-xlicl - •al 4 rnaing disorders aow IIS• • s; by chilling the blOod, alirf mat erially aielitzling:;fie state et. the• PaPiPirolion; 'gni • thuS Ocasifming,,colds,: coughs;•• di - ern - us &c. the,pettentous_harbinwrs.ofahnost every i des ease wh i ch proves fatal to theinhabitan ts of - C reat perhaps there is no place on.eartii,..so subj.-ect to these sudden'' changes as this Island,' 'here - the extremes of heat anO, cold are often experienced io one day. Vi3enZet it becomes a matte ; of the utmostimportance, to seok otit for sOmegener t il and decided rernedY for those disorders 0;64 Xise-froll •obstrutted perspiration. One of the ibi]iteiliate - elrects - of tbis t obstru dion .Is , to sOtrtaminate• the vital fluid, Which ;s-'tile' source a Vrarious obstinate disordetS, thro wing out eruption s , • upon the.skin, 114:thq. great annoyance', of the unhappy jet} ; and, by the malignity of its virus, undermining the „..Constitutioni and endangering•the lives of thbusanils • -•corcling.to.the,varions habits or constitutional ptopensitleso,, , e: •its subje , %, unit according to the degred of intaignitY w itrl the blood is imßrttiaterl, it emntters the patient's life with dilerent diSorders, and if reco4rse be not had je• tune to proper renaediii, thvibecome'ociteri in the habit, sc' that few medicines can reaol - the•rnaltitly, arld"nianY that are - Made use of for lhat ; puipose,- oily: serve to exasperate., 'drive the hinnOurs into tew . Chinnels, and thereby fix thes;', deep:rill the tOnititutiett. • : ' ' • •, ••Dr. • So I otnon, Aerefo h.av„ing been long in posses non • a recipe tor• the certain antt•tttiltfaal ,: . urc or th , )„: tiisorde whiclrttike their, K . { sefrnfn an..irne ure and ot tiated state Of t blood and lymph; aid haVing. ons;:rved 'with deep regret numberM inlfhlters Where patiejas have ifined a4ay a an- . seeable existence without receiving the smallest benefit from ; ; i 2 fi l :r d i e l ti fu re tk ai tlf l y ie cou wi it• , p 4 ra ,,ti eu a - I r;, - .ti b o c t e s. a y . ,if o h it %ta rc ii , , i iin t: ; ) t h h e. - m e p a ti n t y )ii p e r l e t ' ; urtiVersoeSgefe?fies)for those complaint;; far. 8-cilomon has at, e . evries of his fellow-crog- ~ .r i e , s a s i; n i cfcte t errnirten to: piplisn it to the-, , , . world lllnresti : : °Y : e a l deep ly flm e medicine t i Fo t le ; the greatest national iniporcance,"atiet truly calculated to cleans'e rc the blood. fronq.,all foul n e ss , co urt, • reran every morbid affecti o n, 4pc•Vresto weak and e maciated Constitutions. • • • The King's Evil, Strinna'-b - r . Sroftila, are hard, SAirrouSr and often indolent:tumours, that ailed the glands or ilia apck, under the chin, • arm-pits, groin, ham,, wrists, andtiiitAr COMinpnly:is seated iii the.heck at,tt ..eneato . the ears, To reninVe these obstinate symptoms, the whol • Materia'Medlt:a hajr boen tried, -,with : icry little - stl— , _•.;s, the unhappy suiterer left to drag out a-miser'..oie existents- Many arc crawling along on Cfutches at this iniiintnt, wluo" , " the Anti-I mpetigines woithbreitoYCto•-liealth •and vigour, L' recourse was had to its The dir, , ai,,ns gryen with cacti BottV are plain,and its app i 'cation isatien trouble' : 1 he' Anti-1 mintigines is an alterative and punti,...r Or O S blijod4 its Op'erettititi is gradual,, gentle, -and, ccoible ; it Is the best that' has ever lhten(44f,.. vercil for that dangerous. mineral M-eretiry.-=-it - 51Vatens t • blood,. anti it to expel all n o x i ous ;an d impun t i juice's, giving - , ,rrength and tone - to the ne:rvi.'s, enlivening An irrigsinis* i3Jtn body and Mind. For 'Scorirui ic, Eruptions; Dr; or Wet Leprosy, the kit,- I tupetigines tainlytblaints a . preemtnence ber, alf ofhtt Medicines, heir decidedly adapted for tne speedy renioval of these coniplaitit s a and•Wiiin , n only, clew 'the but heal all old socs aft ulcers, of • ever so long standing.: • In disbi•die's' vShdre-SalivatiOir has repeatedly failed,.. when no other reined? could restore the -unhappy sittLrer, to, health he unfortunately lost, the Anii-Itix.igines will b= found the great and-only restorer of health an vigour. • proper Dife4toiiS for every Case, to enable person; to cu res th'tV'et, are .5t.t.1,1 'tip With - eich IlOttle; price Ttntire, , ,,,are al'so I';ntib , Bottles, containibr quintity Of os:bet; ter al. Los. by which there is 1 . 3 !' t sayed - • • - Tins . Medicine may be obtained every . day ,at t he fo' appOinted_pl;tcei of sale, viz. r ill London, ps Matthew, 18, Strand; and lay the.reputable Medicine . Veilc l 4 • ccv. ece: , iii 'exlery principal eTrit'vti in the 1- 110 ` . fti.ingdorti,:mnd•Axil'en ea . „- Vide Colien's Pladiee of Physic No. 1737. -'•'• • ~, t ec 4.(01 Mor 1-1( Zult Cu Sa PL 4 i; thrr, 1 ?0, tcl), Set: ": 4 1or gal 13 44 'tnori 41 . s rioi; ; QI N 'Ve;ll Ar ' A 1(1.'141 t r4) 4 ",`, it; ' ;