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1 - 1 . . 4 /\ `74 , i ' 4 sWpt,T., 44k0A s * - • ..' .'' ' - -..r. 1r . --‘.1i0,,v....i . ,c 0 . ,.. .'' F ,Te,::. - 1 ~, ,, g *.-. ti \:-:-.,.:-,' I ~.h,..e0rki,,.: - .„.: .1 41 ~.gr 4 i,....„ }„....„. 4 , 14 .... t „:„.,._ ....„...„ J: .....,. 1,0-- 4. 0 11 * ; . :,..5-;.17 . y.... .vittlitz:: , ,', ! 7 %1;4 . 3.,.,trz -. ~ *l---' T ir4 I 1;1 ; NUMBER 432 8 . rct sIxpEN-clt. TUESD AY, JULY 29, 1 sod, TO THE TACULTY. A PIiYSICIAN- of Itespeetability may hear of an ,eutilgotappurrvility of. Eltalili;liment in' very consi derablg ,the County, on inoierate Terms, by' applying to Corbyn 'and Co. 'Chemists . , Holborn. jus.t.publisheil,;l. . . • ClrtME's GRAN-ITC HISTOItY of the LIFE, 1.-.XPLOITS, and DEATH, of AtiMiral LORD N :in One Ja - rge. Qiim) Volume; containing Fifteen Engravings, and intended aS An Accouva . muicot .t 4 the .th.rec r . celebKated WhoLe-sbeet Prints of his lior4l4's•splendid:Vietories, viz. the RattleS olf St. Vin cent, T rafalgar, ,whic.h :ate explained by Re le-remes ana icey4: • — The Ail 811101 RS by F, W. BI.AG DON, Esq. • PAlishe - d anit shit '-by Edward Ortne Bond-street, the Corner of Brook-street., . 6 `i • • A LLTTER addfasseirto Frrz Et EitriEßT, jrr answer,to•a•Gomplaint shat.h,er F.e.elings-have been hurt-byl- the mention of Tier titeit'eview of the Con ; dud of the P NC E. of WALES ; with Observations on the influence of F.xamiile, - &c. &c. &c. • By NA - 0 - 1‘,.N . 1 EL LE II: ERYS, late M. P. for the City -ot C,oren'try. - , -•-• i - To be fuld at No, lay Pall_ Mall, price ts. 'rjtis•Day Wits published; • Handsomely pi - lilted in Two lar,gv.Volurnes, 0 aavo, price: in • . board's-16 , 5, _ ANHISTORICAL VIE \\i" of the RISt and . VIE WV -PRoGittss of INFIDELITY, With a Ref9tation of its Principles: and Itcai,nws ; in a...ei - ies oti S9.rinous, preached for tits Leclue tottudelLby the I lonourabhe , Robe' t 136) 'x i Church of S:. Niary-le-13oky ; frpyi the ,ear itoz to the Ve.ar ' - ; . {3Y }V I L WO. M VAN . r,p E.RT, •-• Printed Ibr tne, A utbor, and; soid by F. C. and 1. Riving; to ui.: ,s4.lkaw's,e-h- t irdif4l;s t i. ; Ficet.s.treet ; RatCll. arc!, ; Cookt,; 'avid ; and Veighton, cap- . bridge. A 1(41 ._ . . MO BE SOLD, an EN StGAVC . Y . in an Orcl'Reg - i • it. meat ; 'also a'C Olt NET CY-of Dragoons - at lioini%. For particulars athily to Mr.• Johnston,. Craven:steeet, Strand.. -. . • g s-s Rs. M. Ca.A.TES and Co.. Arniy,' Agents; 24, Cectl-ktreet, ttrand„- have several COITIP L aiIIS and' . Subaltern Commissions to dispose of ; -are also.authorized to treat' fur the Sale' and Polctise of various - Al ditary A'pl).;iiit ntents•lucHbrile and Abroad, •Gentlerrien -incline:t to' sell may be atcosiimodateti with a reasonable • Ak! yapc- e ;, and .14 i - litary Gentlemen in general, .who may have occasiom for a tempdrary Loan, will fir this a•proMpt and fertile source of, Atecanttledatioll. • • - - . . DURSTJANT to' a - :lYoeteo of • the% High Couit of C:iatttpry,,irfadfin- a 'Cz use Rollings v. S nal kes,. the Creditors 10.1-I s N .the. Partsh of. Chnnes . ; ib the- Cotinti' r 'ol \t'or6te;',, Esq. deceased, are dtt or. bifore the sixth tlar ot:ROveiiitier'next to COIIIC in and prcivt. their Debts betore 10 HN $1 Al It O,N, Esq. one , :of.the asters' of the said edurt, at his c hain'oers,in:Sdutbampton-,builnings, Chaneery-lAg, London ;.. or in'd, 1, - nit thereof they . will be Vcreinptoi by excluded the . behetit'of - the said Degree.. - :-• juiy 24, isc6." . . . TO VOX-HUNTER'S. A singular. ,Opportunity now plitrs• st.self to ' 0 1 e111 , 14 or Genrlernan of Fortune 'wishing t 6 tprrinieni;e: Fox- Hunting. _ THE Proptiaor.-Of t theist e:).f eh r,II-e: -and best Countries, and as. good and complete 'a•• Pack of Hounds as any its the Kingdom, is, •ill -lieitt.h, cent., pelted to decline the ,Stiotts'of the Field, and tgetefure takes this public method ot endeavouring to proarre:a.(eal map as his SucceSso'r, to whom he would ihtmedi j atolrtratis fel': the above, without any, other Consideration or : engagenkent than that of continuing regularly to2hunt the. Country, ii - thk year' unuse,illy full of Foxes'....-To nty person svis'otii this Advertisement may strike 4 and who would'engage atrt comply with the terms thereof, every, aecontru9ciation and assistance 'will be afforded, to : which even a very handson - fe Subscript's= will be added,' if required.' • ` • - •'A most complete Mansion,-in the cen'tre of the Hunt, with cv:ry recuisite for a Family of Distinction, may be had tin twxliatery, either to Rent or Purchase ; , and or three 'Seat Hunting - 13oxet fur friends, in the Neigribtitithood, All the stock`of old'Corri, Hay, Oatmeal, &c. thisl4 54.,. for the season, may be taken or not,' as may, be convenient—the dis tance from Tofivu about fifty Miles.. Lettefs [post- paid) dirededto X. Y. 21t . s Strand, will be' iMinediately'ittended to, .if•tigited with real• nainev, but no 4inswer 'given to personal applications - , nor so any 4,,ettefs suspettect.inquiring from, mere curiosity ; nor will *ly, Agent *whatever be treated.with. Posse4iloit may be had *mink-1106k ; but as the most Satislinqury reference wid be - giyen'to, the same will be expeCtedirom, persons applying. the only Repository in the British Empire where Comfort, ..'Ease i :Durahilityi Pleasantness, Economy, .Utility, ;nit' a Saving of One Guinea in r Luce, are eombiaci, in the .pur— ' chase of COLIA ERIs SI i.K ST(JCKINCS with COT- <• — TON 146, Fleet-street. AMost Rich, Valuable, and Ele ant `Selef one at the following 'prices : Ladies' and Gentlemen's stout and fine bli:ck, white, Wand coloured China Silk, froth Is. bd. or three pairfor a Guint:a, to superfine with the most . . fashionable clucks, t 9 S.• 6a. • N. 13. To stiih .of fire IVoltility, ClargV , , and. Gentry' who have not made - trial ofthrir.tlistMoished and invaluable .exr •t-ellencies, it may be prayer more precisely to• stale, they are far more comfortable, soft, and pleasant, infinitely more du rable, and tnohgtt every way equal in richness, elegance,. and quality, are not more than two thirds of the 'lice, of those 'with silk-feet, r r ~ ~. . For the G.OUT o RHEUMATISMS, CONSUAIPT-P3NS., ! .SC ItOl'HU LA,. CANCERS, and other CI-IRONICAL 'IIiSORDt RS. ' . i Itgv. VV. WI I, SON'S *ANTI A RI - II 'or; AL- •T . ERATIVE •' • - - T i '1 "HE Inventor • of this I\llecticirld,. forn-rel y drift Phys'ic; at Glasgow, is. indtietd to offer ti - the Public an efficacious Ren-ii:dy,f‘a the" a'bov.4. as for • xnany DiseNses deetne4 incurable. - I t has been eNtensi;vely Used in Ireland for scyeral yeirs, anti its salutaty,EfreTs are ; yreoducedln a s'afeanil'ea'sY ntannet, with - verY liale"Ae'nsible *;eperation.—By trlblitir, with the Blood cod 11:j:des, it ‘lo)lies Itself to the Seat of the Disorder,. which" it will remove by slow Degrees, from irs alterative acid luplipg qualities.. In *Consuinption it Will- geUerally sucteed in- the. two•-'first Stages, and often even in the last;. I nthe Scropt-ittl,..crt F.,01, - if . used early, the-Cure will be speedy; andthe•tdcerated . Glands will heal ; . and it has been knOwn toliesrAirthe l'a "fiat 'even after niortal Syniptoms had Bqt-Per:- saw afflided with ()opt, Rherunatisms, .ChtWers, Puki.wital • Bilious and Nervou,s . Diseases,-voulk! tlt wen- to -itetuse , " , T he " Philosophy of •Phrsic," written by the riientor"_(tote. had -of the Vendersatifthis Medicine;, in winch its cxtraorkiinafy • Efficacy will be S'itewn in various itwat'ic,s. • does nut cpntain apy.l pyrectient unfriaalfY Jot it*e. iin ;Ilan Co": - •stitution; add; instead of weakening, its tend_ency is to.lnvi _gorate, and to ititisrove the"general ' 1 t` accusiuns tro danger him 'Cold, and requires. ji Coltteihenr• nor change.of-Diet. ,": .1. • . - • Sord by," F. Ne‘tibery•artd•Sens, at the only_Nareliouse for 1 ., :0..45';' in St. l'aot's Church-yard, London ; in .Vatiket, price 4s: 6d.' each, coniaining , Fot i tr • Papers of Eight Oases - in 2.111 Tidily-two POses, —O bserve tlfat the Words, F..' &ewbely, Nix. 4s, St. VaLit's,' l are en graved in th,.i . Stathps. • ' • . • • AN Itill'OaTAl4 - 17-.,DISCOVERY. • _. Essits. CURRIE. - at . CO. - Suro - z ~ ris - - having ,„ , .a long sceies'of years made the V I.NE REAL DISEASE the 'particular objed of tlieit. investigation, are -now enabled to announce t fie dscovery of a IVlediciitc.superiOr ,to Alercuty in the cure. Of. that disease. I t.is. at present suf 'ficient"for rbieni.to obSerVei , 'that Its effe!ts are.diametrically - opposite to those of tleidury f far though 'it conipletery era dicates every vestige of the virus in its most e.onfonied stagel, . yet it does not in the least injure. the .Conititation, or alter the coniplexion i on the contrary, it renovates the syStem in, 'al tits natural tuneliorig-, prOmotes,Appetite; and.facilitates digestion. Numberless instances' aye cp recent - record of the • superior efficacy a this Medicine, its. iiiherent-ant i specioc • - virtues acting - as 'a peipettial corrective to bodily . debility, - whether proceeding trOin •an . ex-ceSs of conjugal and illicit -pleasairc,;:ot frorri:the more insidiOu,s . lltutih..ngt less destine- Jive. indulgeriCe in a certain Amidst. the melancholy variety-oldisorders *Which are, the anseqUelice.of iktis soliory Vice, there' are bont more afllitting_thau,those -deficiencies arpl debilities' that prevent Or emb,itqf the math - state. The wretched sufther brood's Over hiiinisfor tunes, ashamed to seek relief till it . has brought him . to Such. state of 'irlis'cl - y='as to render Cite oo,ptessiet. :To'those. un -happy -persons it will be . t ccinsoling•refledion to know . that _they pay noyv, by a new and:infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greateseof all human blessings; a sirgng, - lwattry, and-vigorous Constittitioti. . . Messrs. Currie and . Co. may be Consulted by patients of sex, at theirtlutt, No. 117, Hatton i:;arden, .person `tally, of y 4•l3ank.Note, When t-th,e)iece 4 ;.a_ry. , , kivicci tad Medicines will be,giveu:or sent to • 2'o p i),tiletifs th•"l:7ooiitri: : are' re " 4: ae;?.Ai te, thie lite! a1.7&• - andVittia:l-Inede , - • t.c7, tun UalUeni . . Tliis Day . tvere Rublished., . . •• • anti Sixpence,. ' r rITE PRESENT - IEL.STICY,NS or wAR,Apci ' 1:1'1"1('S 6et meen 11. IN-C:1.1 ;and C.; ft EAT !WI.: `FAIN 'Being a IZeply to the In,mitations oethe. French to i 'the. ltiSati . Y.3ll/SW 0/ the . Slilitary. -- Pitit of the British Nal - ton, st,;,l:lA the Reiourcts (lerived front Its Chariidr, .with-the !I\ lori.Nres,for k?:l'l44r e tainfitg ii.o•AppseltetOons from- the E - iietny 1 and th'e - hostile disposition . Zit the Fiencillowgds.i:ttile;;Nitipos, and. tit - means Of resistiiit it sitc~essiull• , - . • - • - •• 1311011 N ANDREWS, .. • , Author of a Fitstory of !the American War, 4 vols . . 8 , ;(:). an Historical oti the ,Moral, grligions, Litz.rary ; Political eltai atter cu the_E N ation, front the earliest Periocl6,&e,. Occ. „ • , • Printer!, for. George ft6lll6n; No. 2 5 i Paternoter , rafv.:, Of Nyhom may .!),L. hatt,.VatOy! , inthlishett, price ss in hoards, ' Letters- from. Paraguay the - Settleinents -of Monte Video ;AM isuenoS - A - Yri - §''; the Presidenees Of' Rioja A•linor, N-Mnbre.t)c.l.)!os, Nl:fry - and St,. 1()Ini, •84e, &c, Witt the IW-atin,.r6,.C.:l;;tottis; It'e'Pgiorts Ceremonies,' of the Inhabitants, wrikt(lf — iffitiftg h Residence. of Seveitteen Months in that Country. By loft Con6tance:l)avie; On the tat instant was published; in Royal (.).61aV0., . , • price tas. Dedicated, by permiision, to the Itigitt, Hon. Lord. Erskine, r HE PRINCIPLES and LAW 'of adapted not only to the lustrutlian and Convenience- F ,t the Professors al the Law, hut 01'1;11 Per Sons interested in ; ;and illustrated by References to the mo,:t leading and recent Tithe Cases; - "13,v F RAN CIS PLOWD,EN, t sq. Barrister. Melius est ills deficieriS qtrun jus ineertuni. London : P . rinted :or C. and Baldsvin; "Nt:.v 'Bridge;.„ street. The W. Jrk divided Into three Books. The ist I3mok 'treats of the natnre of Civil -Estabrishments.of Religicut,"and idles, and other, EcclebiaStie:a Revenues, and_ consideiS them histort!..:aily. ' The zd Books sets fol;tll'xvilat Per'sozis v c',lckri , :al and are entiged to Tithes in Eit.- what glid ; what TitheS arc payable by Common I.lw :Intl- by ~ Custuni- -; how Tiiiies are atled,t by S t tatttte 1;:iw ; awl the Nature aryl Gr7;tinds of lies:!' I)tiye 12tbllts , 1 7 . - xemplions, and llioduss - . And tlie,3d :look coruaitis the various Modes of pursuing and detendink Tithe CauSes of - every _denomination, in the pi ritual Courts; 'Courts of Equity; - and 'of the Coniiiron La w. The Work closes with a eopious'Appndtx of Acts altd Pre: cc:delfts, and a fLll Alphabetical Index. LONGEVITY. . Da. lANIES"s'ANAII,EP-T1(. AND ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. . . . . , "THE Celebrity' of 'di AtialeptiO Pills, as ti ne t' ~ . -th'eir , Etfioacy .iu those,Complaints which contibuafly• (lis iiir.i).thi Human i',r i tioe ; :uch as Colds, _ltheumati,ms, 'll,.act-i;ch.s, ludiAestiot)s, ai:l. other Diseases of the Stomach - aiiti Dowels; whii:h arise from, the Vi6ssitlyles of odr'Cii:. ..rnate.,,,or from I haulgelice in the 'LliXtHieS of Lite ; and tiles: .. . • - _ ; *aipmr,y L i cls,aro . ptoduted by gently,qp eto i .t. he Pores by- Night, and-the' Body...by Day, w_ithous.. requiring any . parti.- rular Reginjen or confinuinent... But though the Anateprie -PUB; 54'e very service4tile• otitcr.deep-. ._r a eami t designed a a • aatilel P u rgat Iy, , and theretioi - el not ai ways suttio;lently actiye„ the Alitibilious* - rills have been recointne . ;:iV,_•it in aid, by au eipinent Ph)sician, who ltas•UseJ these Me.lieines combined...fop. noany years with . the Happiest stic.oess' in all coniplaints.of the Liver; is:well as in otlic-r'in ternal Diseases. .• ' , .Travellers, by t awl or Sea, or Persons remote from Ikiedi-. -ail .4:6 - SiSiaoCe; Woailol do weLl - -.to be always.'provoded'.`with tnese Pills ;' which, with -soine . .of the• genuine Dr- 14mes's Eeycr. Pj'iwder,, watUtl form a most valuat , :e aot .a sttt OrriPass, tivit would• oftttn •attOrd I:elief on any (1- derylociispoisition,• a.nd_prevent the ill conseqiiences of. Ne . glea or. pelay. _ . , • 'Sold only by is'e%'o)ery anl, Sops, No. 45, St.:Paul's Cliw.,ll-Vard, en the Coach-way, foliar doors from the.COr • net' of, Cheipside, • London. ;. linn at Dr. larries"2 in 13riktorit,4et . ;.,vi2. :the •,A,naluptic ,ppLe ,4S. Box, or.six alone ia:7ge Box, tot 11. 4 A' s, ; and the ntioilinob Fills;-price 2s. 9d. a Box, Duty inciudel..- 7 •Pbserve tlizit the words 6 , F. Newbery, No. 45, St.. Paul's," are engrievd iii t - • „ rrHE .Rev. Dr. BA.RCIAY has: bpo favoured: with a great variety.ot testimonies, pckirty.yigdging,the: efficacy of his,BA I( C--I;4Y's ANTI.BILI OU PILLS.; he. hegi l'erie 'to submit the following, addressed tcri)r,' Barclay's Wholesale Agent, by the lion. Archdeacon C . aultielcr: 1 5 . Sir, - „ Glenarm S ae- - , • „ . " Lhave received . your fresh - supply in tyvo double box.es " of •this most excellent Medicine, denominated Barclay's -" Anti-Biliefus . Pills, for . which the Rev. William Barelay -" has a. Patent. I informed you 1 4:14 found than very eifi _ cacious, -and you requested permission to 4cld my name to the.,ntust respeaai4a signatures-in its favour. I should " imagine the Ardhbishop of "Canterbury's name of itself 4ufliciellt, and acknowledge I tried the Tills entirely on • ".my fircit l2eiiet that it was in itself an host. It-is net pov r - Bible so dignitieri - a personage would sutler his name to be -" Made use Of hut•tbr theLgoOd of the Public, or that it sould "be ,annexed '.to..any thing . but. truth. I have experienced the,squqcfness - of the foundation on which 1 built, fur 1 " was' subjia -to tOripenting.fiatulencies, proceeding froiti " bile; 'am hsye to thank Mr. Barclay for the cure.. You " inay,,thetetOre, make use of my name where and when you please: 64. • I am, Sir, your's, " J. C AULFIE L D, Arclideac . on of Kihnore." , . - Sold wholesale and retail,, by appointment-of Dr. Barclay, at Nir. Butler's, • r•:o.-4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster_, ~tow;,and retail by Bull and Callw.e.l.l, Dublin; Scott, Smith, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Macdonald, G lasgow ; Status, Man . cliesiet;.Cre,:sons, -Liverpool ; and by must Country Nledi • cino-VOnders.-in; every Town. A.CautiOn.---Observe the name of William Barclay is , : graved oR the :Stanip,, which is 'affixed oil the ytit,i;ide ti•rz 4 , -; per Of each box; all not so - statirpell are -a-din4crous intit t_ tion, Price•is. CAL and Las. per box, with alipic• 1/ICTUALLING-OFFICE,.. . 74.23, 1.806. THE C9,IEIIISSIONERSfor vicP petz, LI NO pis MAYRSTY's:NiWI' do, bereo i,re l\TOlhe, That on lrednerda,y(he 3d of September' next, They - will be ready tore ctive Tenders, 711 (Jealed -up), and treat-with such 'Per-; ;tons as will undertake to 346 all- such quantities of Cheshire,. • Derbyshire, Igrrwicksbire, and Gloucestershire CiipE S E, or . CHEESE •of equal goo:l,as,, and ROSE. CORK. (seconds U i 13 L' It; or BRITISH equal be required far Ths 114 . ,;feity's Vi.laallivg Service',emus 4E: tot of. qß,Oer next to the Both of September, , ,,lBo7, inclusive ; to be deli- , vered Ppm tint te,tinte, as • d,enLmoled,, into' His 1114esty's tuallina Stores, at. Deptfotd,' Portsmouth, Plymouth, toad Gorh, , at the Contratloe'r expence . ; to be 'warranted. to Peep god and • o fbr the space of six months,from iherespcalve periods of linty ; and to be •pefif for by Bills , pqyable, with interest, ninety days after date. . .17.,e , Condition.r .9 . f lht . ContraSh may be seek at theS c ici'itary's Offici, at tilt Office ; , or by applying to John entifir the Fitiaalting .it Cork. No regard wit! be.Atd to any-Tender in which the 1 3 ,1ce shall . 4 not be inserted in words. at length, or that shall not be delivered to the R)ard btf..re o.ye a'clockon. the rafd ll'edni , sdqi,. the 3d of sep ,erntet next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or omit person on hie ..5,-:6;(4, attendf, to ansiocr, when tilted for. VICTUALL'ING..OFF/CF., . • , • 7-1(y 28, 1806. Com.AVISSIONEP, isrICTUA LTh 0 - , HIS AlAilgSTl'lp NAVY do'l'iereby give Notice; Thai au Mondily next, - tie 4ti vf August; they Will be ready to re, celve Tenders, in wilting,- sealed up, and treat for. Six Thou sald Bags of 1315.C131 T.; and for Two Thousand 4.2ci, ci B LS,C Ul - ST UTT, to* ritade from . whole it to be deli.. tiered in tbrie Weeks'', by weekly proportioni, into His Maje.qy's Vianallivg Stores .at :Deptford; and to be: paid for by Bills, -payable, with Interest, ninety days after „date.- , NoTenderfor a ilss quantity that: Three Hundred Bage 111;cuit, SaCks qf heal, Will be admitted. TheCoitditions of the Co . ntraels miyrbe seen at the Secretary's Vffice. 'Na regard Till!! he had fo any Tender in - -which the Price shall k4.4c,inset.ted in words at- length, or that shall. not be delivered to the ; Iffaril ,before t9tf' o'Clock on the . sai,d.lllonaV next, the 4th of; daf , nst- nor stoles: the Perion vjho makes the Tende) . , or sosni` Perron on his behalf, attends, to an ricer,. zi , hen fa, . .TO BE.SOLD,BY PRI VATS CONTR,ACT. ' ' . . 17 1 11 g MA.N r iCilt and ES'FATE LITFLE BOLL TON,. inithe Comity of. Lancaster, with Court Leet :ancl Court Baron within the same Manor. - • 'The Estate comprises part of the Town of Bolfon, in the Inost l filourishi9g,part of the 'Cotton ManufaaOry the Ad- Vnivson of Little Borten Ch Bapel . ; the Lirtra.olten'Colliery, .11CILW,atworts, : and on lease .to a resp,vdaWe,,Company ; and also a Right upon Tonge Moor ; and contains ;9.0s Acres a t.and, Statute measure, inclusive of the ,Laiht already sold :Or Building upon. Upon the Estate arc 'several valuabe 'sprioo-3nd F a n's. of Water, capable, of being - occupied for valuable piarnoses : in the Mataufaac?ry . . Parts of the - Estate are saleable for - Building upon, and the whole is capable of • xreatitil ovement. Many of the P.ents poW payable increase d_ at it of existing lives ;it'd till. present Rental ainotints including the Quarterage ofone Colliery upon an average of the rive last years. The . Purchase s money may' be paid by instalments, or 'a considerable pail may remain for a certain terni on security of xhr -Estate. . - - F6rfurther particulars apply.. to M r. fohn Grime. of near NI a ncliester_4 ar at the Office of Sharpe and Eccles, A t-- t,.rnie, in NfitnchtSter, where a" flan of I.4te Estate may be Scen:, • - • • , . . I , 1 To Ttio . rvi AS TAYLOR, Esq. No. 9-, New BridgeStree, London. }lonoured Sir, . _ Edinburgh, March z8;180 „ . inform , I BEG t ea s e toinformyoU, • ttlt • ever .since tne• year t 790, I have been alliided with the LnesV.ene. rea ; which, - horn its' obstinately' . resisting ;every course of Medicine prest_ribed by the most eminent of the-Faculty first; .cud • undergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice d from - the Hospital, with little 'relief,. • 'would appear to be. of the most . sly tc rto :.nature. Iwthe spring of last year my disorder., had gof `to -- ,stc:t beak,neari to put a. period to my. existence had' a large ulcer anitb.c crown at my , hod„ one. on each arp, and my legs were broke out in a - frightful . nranner ;.. - My right was urea-d -i-tiny and had been in it St:4 . of ulceration for the • last seven nears; my, left, also two . large nodes en it,” was very -Much discoloured, and . ga,Ve nie such excrutiat. - mg .pain, particularly when warm in bed, •as nearly to de prive me of rest ; in.: this lamentable' Stake, I wA recom. niended by - Mr. J., Thompson, (Who' received so great • a , cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I lsenin to d0,'60. thtt 26th of, May.; in the. course of a tOrtnight, I began to receisre benetit—in little more the is a month, the ulcers on toy hei , l and arms were sotioily !haled—soon after, the sores on Any legs healed also; Laving, however, consiuerable - diseolouration in the _skin, av,d palit in the butte of • the kit, which, •by the 'lles• sing or f; id, and a little longer. perseVeralice in your luabie Medicine,!'sUbsidedi the. nodes dispersing, the, skin regaining its natural hue,• and the nodurnal pains gradually going oil: I. thus became; by• your liberal advice and Me- pertUtly free „from all .my former. complaintk_— have ri,:covered my former spirits and strength, and am be. tome jolly and - Tat, in . which state navingcontinued many 111l)rith •the. astonishment of all .who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to' .express n 4 gratitude, but beg you, for the good 'of- other. - sta:ring mortals, to make this my case as Tublic as. possible, - as I shall . -- on every occasion ; in_ sci,tloltl~, you . will greatly oblige,. Sir, your grateful, obedient, Very bumble servant,._ ALLY. ivIIIRKER, Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. . - 7 .Witnesses.to the above Cure : 1-o lip T °Kt soN, No.' 3, New Pouktry rk et ; and (octal Nl'l 'N't . os it, Old Assenibly 7 ClOse, Edinburgh.. • Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietoi, • THOMAS 1%•..Y LOR, Member of the ltoyal College' of Sur geons, at his House, No. g, , New Bridge-sheet, .London; where, after a constant residence of More than thirty-six years, in a pradice particidaily: direCted Jr.; the cute of • Venereal Complaints and those. incidental to 'the Patts'Of Generation, with that inviolable: secrecy which Merl of his profession should always .observe in such cases,' lid flatters himself, the advice and .assistance he 'gratuitously ,• administers to- persons. taking , Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning. Public, .as an advantagesel ': dom attainable and void of all ambiguity. • _ •, • . Also' sold, by .his appointment, for - the convenience of those living at a distance, at the , Perfumer!s, • No. 35,' St: Alban's-street, .Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, No.' 103; • Ox.i . ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No; r, Union row, Littfe . Tower.. hilt • Mr. Baxter's; South-bridge,. Edinburgh; Air. Mac:. donald, Glasgow; :Mr. CallweiVs, Dublin; and by one person in every considerable toignjn Greatilrftain 20d Ire- Boxes.of only •zs; ,each, sealed tip v , lth lull and plain directions; wltrcevy peradris of eitkv scx Indy curethethseives ~with ease, speed, secrecy, and. ?afety • Every Box . soht in Great Britain is sealed tip with a „S tiny , on• which, .by tavout of the Commis - sinners,' is princeit., at the Statnp- : oliire—t‘, T. o, ira;tate and'alt othtts are Cow:Teri-zits, 'RUSSIAN ZXPEAITION TO I-II:1AX. [FROM A GERMAN pArn.l • ~ • - 7.xtria ofd Letter from Capt. Krtsensterri . to M. Schubert, 'of the Royal Academy at St: PetersburAh. • " Port St. Peter and t. Pahl, jade 5, 1835. . .‘.O Our voyage to Japan ha§ been happily aeconl plished, atid• two days ago I came to an anchor here. We sailed froth Kamschvka on the 7th of Septetn : ber, 1804, and as the se•kn was so - far advanced. I made it iny- main objetdr. .convey the Ambassador as speedily as. possible. to .r . ..Tinigasacki. During this Voyage, however, I Visited - the :quarter where two clusters of Islands are marked upon some ,charts, 'under the names Of " The Islands . of 1 .. 664. and 1714." : I:keps.elose to that .direetion e but - '.saw - no land. •At last, hoWever, we descried the Coast of Japan: A violent s.torin at : first drove us to sea again.. • .When it abated we stood in for-the land second time, but found ourselves just as we neared the Coast involved in the.greatet danger by the un expated appearance of a . 4yphon., A sudden change of wind could alone have saved Us, and such a - change did occur as . it •were by. rnil'acle: _ three hours more we should, have- been destroyed. • This tempest Was succeeded by fine wpatlwr,. 'and I had an opportunity of examining the South-east, CoaSt of Japan: I sailed through. Van Die - man's Straits.. This passage is Jaid •down in a very Afferent man ner On the-French .and the English charts; but,, in this respect, I found both the French and the Eng lish wrong. We have, however, traced this part of the Japanese Coast with an accuraty which leaves nothing further to,be S wished: We have measured more, than one thousand angles.. ‘Ve.discovercd • five Islands in thei Straits,. and you may easily ima gine how very defeClive all the charts oflhis -part of Japan are. We -have besides diStlovered several other Islands and: dangerous ridges : rocks, the positions of •which we 'have corre&ly ascertained. We have also accurately Marked die latitude and longitude bf the Gettoro Islands, which are situated to, the South-west Cape of Gottoro, which fern's the South-west :point of the Japanese domin,ions; they are laid down with equal preciSioh: On the Bth of Oc.rttH ber we cast anchor at Nangasacki, where' we lay until the 18th .of During these seven months I enjoyed corupetetranvillity, and I did not spend the time uselessly. , • ylt is now my duty to gi%'e. - you'abritf account of the manner in Whickl was employed. - In concert with D r . H9ll'kER, I first endeavoured to ascerta=in the longitude of Nangasacki by. the Moon's distance. Each - 6f us me:ism-cc' more than 'five hundred dis tances. The medium of all our observations- gave Us for the longitude 230. - 8. west from Greenwich, for the : • latitude 32. 44.-6,0. Thus thiS city, though known for these S'ilars . , las; for the - first time, had ; its position - properly. ascertained• by us. In, the COII72OISVINCe des and on almost all charts, the longitudit - is 228 Ib, and .tlie. latitude 32. 32. •The patch never published any 'thing on latitude e and -,longitude of Nangasacki, -• The months of Oapber, November, ,and December were - delightful.,, , The weather was mild and unrufliedbr any storm. •The Winter coin iienced with 'January ; the :,,vind was then sometimes.violent,and.the , - ,morilz?.ter fell to the freezing point, bait there ewas very little snow. I have made a variety of O4ser •Vations on the flux and reflux of the tide. •, panese afforded me _very, great assistance- fl.oraWing a correa, plan .of .the harbour or: Nungasacki.:•ln sailing frorn the mouth of the-harbouinp:t6 its top, we had to stop five .times e and this voYage occupied three months. • litinginge up in this manner; hoiv ever., at • five'difft:sent _stations, was:4'iltreat-•!•r•dvan tage to us in our olyeri:latiOns.- Lieutenant LoWN STEI-11.-:..has made an excellent, colleOion of drawings Of the clitli,lent .kinds of . vesSelS with ail ". 'their flags cud ornaments, ..which vary among the • Japanese according to the rank of the persons to whom tie vessels . belong. Baron Bl4iNTG sthAtists- has made several models ofJapanese beats, and has taken a very T corred - drawing of a curious Chinese junk.. Counsellor TuEstv,s, has Made a 'rich collection of fine drawings of birdsefisheselna rine"produtztions, "l'he birds and fishes have been stuffed • and well prepared by:Dr. I_,sy i utiott FF. I wrote to you from Kampschatka, respet:Aing. my plan for _making ' e a chart of the Great Govan, for which I have been collecting Materials dur ing several years. , The leisure r" enjoyed 'at.Nanga sacki enabled ---dne to , enlarge illy ;ideas onAhis subje&. • " I have still the plan. of all the Southern ocean, an extensive work, .to describe. . Until I feturn to Europe, and. obtain the repose so m n chsdeSire, it be impossible for me to: proceed farther:okith this work: receiving.our oiders. frOmeltriado, we laboured cla'y and: night to .prepare ,for sailing. On the 17th . of 'April.- the Ambassador carne on board .; nnd on the same-. day the Japanese; m request, towed us nezirly out to the open set ; though every thing forboded a storni,Aviiieli indeed - soon after-came QP:, weproeeded on. our voyage on NiV,e wished much.to employ: the Alm) season in examining the Coast of but as I• was obliged' to be at. Kanischatka by — thi be ginning Of Jude) we could. only aseef non of a fey. . surrOund - a littlelsland hear Cape Pa' last points we saw. -. A great (plant' its 'towards -the- :south-east. It era solved to' shape-our course direa fo ,to set on, shore the_ Ambassador, • proceed to Petcrslnirgh, , We e anch: the Port of - - Sti l'eter and St. Patil. RE...sitsow goes to Radial::.' This is Ilitery of our voyage for thelast nin: , . IVI'A .I LS. . i . . A , 3 / f? , , ~7 - AA141341)--L4Amburgli, I Dublin. Du E ---.1 GOttr.ilLirrely "I llw,bilri, 1 .-,:r_iiiii.j. ~ :itaitt the . situa- ''lie cliff .. 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