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'--~-~-.w._.~ .4 , ...- -, •••"'":.17;.i.-6 • - 5 , 1 8 Oat ; 64 , 17 j L T, pTE, 11l Ihe L°.:-':1)°: erdi.,2 , rr:-r l /ce: Apr7l3; iS 6. • C,rps .1?,: f ) ilecrs . . •, - .11400riy, Gent. to :•be, SL:coati Lieutenant. Date April t, nic6. • • - . gificei-I,lpril 5, 18:6. 4th Re4irr.F.mt of Drai.7.on Guards, Quarter-Master Me son 1 , .•4.t Cordet, without purchase, Vice Archdall,. pro rric:;.% • . 9tll F girrimt ,of Litht . ', Dt*goons, Brevet :'Major George YiL t, frol - vite 99th Foot, „to be Captain of a Troop, vice Go -:on, \:A() exch:arw,es. - , • , • INL captain' Frederick loseph Darby, from the f).. , th: • be Captain of a Troop,..vice Ponsonby, who'ot-' changes. 14th tto, Cornet Charles Eyre to be Lieutenant, without par, hase, Via Skinner, who retires. John 'Penton, Gent. Cornet,:by purchase, vice Watilegrave, removed to the'Oth Light Dragoons. 16th Ditto, Cornet . GeOrge Thompson to be Lieutenauf, without purchase,: vice Godschall Johnson,' who retires. Ettoiard Pratt, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Thompson. 23(1. Ditto, John Ship, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Cozen, who resigns. 3d Regiment of Foot Gourds, Ensign the Hon. • Alexander Geoion to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Watson, pro !Muted in the 9zd Foot. Stephen, Ram, Gent, to be En sigueby purchase, vice Stracev, ‘oho-retiree, 6th Regiment of Foot, Ensign Stephen Edwards to be Lieu . tenant, vice Torrence, deceased. Frederick Reeves, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Edwards. loth Ditto, Edward Sumner, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur , chase, vice Tovy, promoted. 26th Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Addison to be Captain of a • Company,. by oureliase, vice Williams, who retires. En-- sign Arthur Blake, from the 56th Foot, to be Lieutenant without purchase, vice Snow, removed to Iles 15th Light Dran,ons. Ensign G from the ,34th Foot, to be Lieutaant, without purchase. Matthew ,Mole, Gent. to be Ensign,•vice.ettioringlialp, deCeased. • ' 23th Ditto.—To be loeutenonts, without purchase.—Ensign John Light; vice Harris, _promoted in the:B3d Foot. En sign Samuel .M_Coris, • vice Wilson, promo4ed. Ensign - Richard Tomlinson, vice Brown, deceased. To be Ensigris--Nolunteeo Kelly, vice Light. Vo lunteer l'ophlitn, vice Mortis. Hugh Fraser, :Gent. vice Tomlinson. . 3 rst Dittoollenry klarman,Youog, Geht. to be Ensign, by toirchase,, vice Nicholls, promoted. sith Unto, FirSigii Charles Tullln to be - Lieutenant, with . out purchase, vice Dawson, appOrtited to the tat Dra goons: - Holmes, Gent. to. be Ensign,"vice Tutlin. 42. i Ditto, Robert Boyle, Gent, to be Ensigo, by purchase, vice liedderwick, promoted. 43d Ditto, Ensign William Haverficld, ' to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Kerr, promoted. .George Wroughton Mon tague; Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Shaw., promoted. 5 ist Ditto, IL Drew, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Porisonby, who retires. 53d Ditto; Captain Clement Kirby, from the 75th, Foot, to' be Captain of Company, without purchase, vice Hughes,_ who resigns:. Lieutenant 6. f . Robartse frown the loth Light Dragoons; to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, Nice Wilkinson, Who retires. e6th'Ditto, John Blake, Gent. to be Ensign, - without pur chase, vice A. Biakeopromoted in the 26th Foot. 60th Ditto,- Captain the Hots. Frederick. C. Fonsonby, from the reth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, who , eXchanges. find Ditto, Ensign John Mahon to be Lieutenant, without . , purchase vice Kirby, promoted in the oSth Foot. John Keith, Gent. to b.! Elision, vice Mahon. 66th Ditto, CaptailiChorles Nicol to be Alajor, by purchase, vice Blakeney, opoinoted. 77th Ditto, F. Wiliiatas, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Lf:WIS, promoted. Thomas Houston Srneeton Hutton, Gent.. 'to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Avelyn, promoted. oStlrDitto; Lieutenant Donald Mackenzie to be Captain of . a Company, without purchase, vice Kirby, removed tothe 53d Foot; • • • • • * - into Ditm, Ensign James Imlach, (NM the od Garrison sat tobe Ensign, wit boui purchase, vice caineron, pro thoted in the . 35th,, Foot, John ,Cameron, Gent, to be En •!signo without. purchase, vice Mslntyre,, promoted in the .okst. Foot, • Bzd Ditto, Lieutenant William V,indent, iodent, from the 49th root, - to be-Captain of a _Compatty,,.by porcha.se, vice Woolsey, o•ho retires. , . • oath Ditto, Ensign I lamilton English to be Lieutenant, with out otirchase. vice Wilson, appointed to the 4th Light /Dragoons:. Daniel Crotty,Gent. to be Ensign, vice English.* 95th Ditto,,'Quarter-'Master-Serjeant Ross to he Attar ter-Master, vice Scott, who ti:sign‘3. - .• 98th Ditto, Brevet-Major . George Calland; from the ad Life , Guards,. to.be, Captain of a Conipairy, : vice Langley, who exchanges. ' • 99th Ditto, Captain Richard Gorham - , from the 9th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Colupaoy, vice Pogote who exchanges. , Royal Staff Corps, Lieutenant Andrew Gray,. from the tst Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Bordwine, who exchanges: • .. Major-Geocral Ramsay's Regiment, Lieutenant I. M. Truter, loon the gist Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. :William Spooner, Gelato to be Second Lieute 'tout; without purchase. : Witham Nixon, Gent. to be se ' cond Lieutenant, without purchase. Colonel Baillies egiment CroSbie Christian„ Gent. to be Secotiii-Li e utenant, without purchase. Roehfort Bloom field, Geiot.: to be Seoond Lieoteriant o without.putchase. ast Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant I. Bordwine, from the Royal StAli , Corps, to be Lieutenant, vice Gray, who ex _ changes."' 2d Royal., Veteran Battalion, Captain John Mansfieltl, from the Bth Veteran Battalion , to be Captain .of _a Company; " vice Melville, placed - on the Retired LiSt. , - • Nova Scotia Feue.ibles, Hospital- MateCo.orge Tremble to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Creaves, who resigns. • The King's German Legion.—tt RegiMent of Dragoons, Captain Adcilphus Baron Kake to be Captain of a '1 roop, with temporary Rank, vice Busche, ail Regiment of. Light, Dragoons, Captain' Clamor Baron ' Busche, from the ist Dragooos, to be Captain of a Troop, - with temporary'Rank, vice lieiliy:. -- Baton Stol . zenberg to be Cornet. • - 3d Ditto; Charles.De Harling, cent. to be Cornet, vice Lu deritz. • ad Battalion tafthe Line, Cornet Liideri!z, from the 3d Light Dragoons, to be Ensign, §tair - 7 Peutellant Delius, from the ,th Battalion of the Line, to be Major of Brigade, with the temporary Rank of Captain.' • STAFF.- `-'" Lieutenant-Colonel Sir William G. Kier, on Half-pay of the late aad Light Dragoons, 'i s o be Adjutant-General to His NlajeFt Forces serving in the East holies, vice Clinton, • who resigns. Major Kiln Shaw, of the 4oth Foot, to be • Depuo, Barrack -plaster General to the Forces at the Cape co Good Hope, with the Rant; of Lietitenaot-Colonel the Army. ad litconneot of, the ROyal - East India Volunteers—George Millett, Esq. to be Major, vice Thellusson,, promoted: NlEmoo ',Noe ra.—Ensign John Lamg, of the zd FOot, is superseded. / . . Commissionsigned by the Lord' Lieutenant of the Cotiqy of Middlesex. St. Cnrgc's Folunteers. Lieutenant ‘Villiarn Petrie Crauferd fo he Captain, vice Rey , fluids. Dated March 3,. ,Ensign Charles Baton to be Lieutenant, vice Cottrell, resignedi.• Dated as above. Gray's inn Rilie rilunteers, jarnesMardell, Gent, to ..be, list Lieutenant, vice Fraser, resigned. Dated March 6, i 806.. • • - Prilli.e of Ifiales!,r Itcheniern. Richard Eirnie, Esq. to be. Captain, vice Groves, resigned. • Dated Marcia to, xBO6. , Tv br.l•irst Lieutenants— Second Lieutenant. Robert Stone,. vice bitnie, promoted. Dated as. above. Second Lieute nant lohn Hoiroyd,Nice Lawrie, resigned. Dated is'aboVe,‘ •: Seet,ritLi Lieutelaant Nathaniel Hadley, -vice rarker, pro. meted. Dated as above. tae .Second, Lieutenants - James Alex. Wolfe,.;;ent, vice Stoncppromated. Dated as afxr4e. Charles Harrison , • Gent4-11;:e Holroyd, proinctted. D:tred as above. Saintici .; Tayiiir; Gent. vice Halley, promoted. Datcdag above. Lt. Parcrsis 141vh;ters. James Wadmore, Gent. to be ji,nsign. Dated 1 7 eh. 20, xBo6. Rtyal York Mary,-le-lionne Volunteer% • Bazett Doveton, Vent to be Third Lieutenant, vice lityer, promoted. Dated March 24, 1806. • - • ' DIrIDENTS. Isaac RC .., as . on, - I::teo r fiCiaTmingtree s , Essex, baker, at mven, at the im nue Hart tun, Colchester. . vu.26. Arthur Haslarn, late of Westhoughton, L:ncashire, - ,, ookeeper, at ten, at the Volunteer, Bolton. - 1 29. Peter Dubbieclemuts - Dyck, Arnold lohn Gevers, Leuven, and W.ynand Adriaeti De Gruiter Vink; late'of the Citcus, - Minories, mechants and co-partners, at twelve, at Guildhall. April 29. Arnold John Cevers Leuven, late of the Circus, • Minories, merchant; at eleven; at Guildhall. May Robert Roe and Christopher Moore, of, Bristol, merchants and copartners, at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, Broad-street, Bristol. April 30. Middlehurst; ofl3olton-le-Moors,lancashire, innkeeper, at eleven, at the Ship Inn, Bolton-le-Mobrs. May to. -Thomas Simpson and Nottingham Simpson, - r'./ • Nathallerton, Yorkshire, grocers, at ten, at Guildhall, London." Maya. Robert Vickers, of Liverpool, merchant s at ten, at the Royal Hotel, in Lord-street, Liverpool. April 23. John Tunnicliff and Moses Tunnicliff, late oti Macclesfield, ha the County of Chester, button and twist manufadurers, at eleven, at the Old Angel Inn, in Mac - ciesfield.' May to. Thomas Hutehon, of Coleman-street, London, .•'merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. ' CERTIFICATES. . --• • -- April z 6. lames Blase Jones, of New_ Bond-street Middle sex, . / truiterer. john Price and Inseph Scollick,.nf Manchester, cotton-Spin ners and ce-partnets. ' ' Levi Samuel Linging and William Henry' Linging, of Green . Lettuce-lane, LOndon, merchants and-co. partners.' Matthew Pringle, now or late of Walworth, Surrey, flour.: I 1 • faCtor." ' . - - - .- - - • l John Itansoine, of Little Walsingham, Norfolk, shopkeeper. John Martindale, (.2f New Bond-street, wine-merchant. William Milburn and I olin Mills Copeman, of Boiv-Church . yard, London, warehousemen and merchants. ~ WESTERN CIRCUIT. ItoWE 31. I..VscoM3r.: A case of considerable importance was tried at Launceston,' in CortiWall, before Judge La. BLANC, • on -the 25th of March, I. 806.• The Plaintiff is a merchant of Tor-point, in_ the County of Cornwall ;. the' Defe'ndant is the eldest son of Mr. Matthew Luscoinhe; 'merchant, of _Stone-house, 'near Ply: mouth,late Contraaors for supplying His Majesty's Navy with black varnish, &c. The anion was brought to recover the sum of 1481. from the De- , fendant, Which he borrowed when at the age.of from 18 •to 20 years, w:th. a promise of payment from money to be received, when at the,age of 21 years, left NM by his late grandfather Mr. Edmund Saun ders, of Plyinbuth ; but from the Plaintiff entering into tho.saine line of business which the Defendant's father is carrying on, a dispute and disagreement arose between the Plaintiff and Defendant, off which the latter refused payment. But after some time, the -Defendant sent his clerk, after heingof age, to offer the Plaintiff 301. which was fefused, and an answo-Bent,- that nothing but the full amount, Nith interest, would be taken ; upon this offer the 'action was brought by the . Plaintiff. The plea put ip by the'DefendAnt ..was ton-age when the money was' biorrusked, and it came out in evidence, that the 301. was offered in order to stop proceedings. The Plaintiff was-Upon this principle non-suited ; ,but he intends to movefor a new trial, in order to prove Whether the Defendant's father is° not liable. WAWICK ASSIZES. Ar the A3sieesfor this County, which ended 'on Monday evening, John Startin, for having feloai ously uttered in paynient a tbrged five guinea noto, purporting to be a promissory noe• of Messrs. Auf ford and Biggs, of r Stourbridge, knOWing it to be forged; SainUel Startin (otherwise: AAmore), for stealing a Mare ; John King, foi - being . atlarge'while under sentence of transportation ; .Charles HA for assaulting and cutting the throat of P.. Kestcrion, With intent to murder him ; R. Grim, for stealing 'to the value of sixteen guineas and upwards;. Joseph 7Vor, for stealing - a we.ther,sheep, were severally condemned. . . . for breaking into the,Birmingbain `York-house, and stealing therefrom to the amthuit of 801. Co de ro ned,, _ The trial of /Ti/son excited much attention, in consequence of the curious and ingenious instrument produced in Court, that perforated the shutter 'of Me Workhouse,, 'when broke into and robbed tome time ago, which Instrument was found next ppm -Mg in Wilson's possession, and from - the testimony given in Court by competent judges, was,the identi cal tool that made such bole. „ The Learned Judge, in giving his charge to the Jury, declared' himself perfedly satisfied, that if a thouSapd instruments were made, unless this iden tical tool, or the. part of the shutter also produCed, Was in the hands of the maker of:, such instrument, it was altogether impossible for any one to be made so nicely.carre& as the one produced, so as to make the same sired hole to less than an hair's breadth. The Counsel for the Prisoner, finding by the evi dence, given in 'Court, their Client likely to be con viEted, endeavoitred' to avail themselves for his ad vantage, of a point of law ; contending, that the office from which the property was stolen, -was not part- of the dwelling-house of G. Hinhliffe, as stated in the Indiament, which opinion was opposed by - the Counsel' fin;the Prosecution, on the ground, that G. Hinchliffe paid the taxes for such premises' : that he had at all times free access to this room," to transa& his own' private business in, if he thought proper. The Judge then declared, he should consult some authorities on the subject, and if they did not prove the point satisfaaorily , to his own mind, he should take the opinion 'of the Twalve Judges. 'But the sentence_ol. death pronounced upon_ the Prisoner, subsequent to - his trial, -is convincing . prod he was.fully.satisfied as to tire burglary being corredly stated - in the indidment. 4T ph Rowley for having in his _possession forged Bank of England .Notes, wassentenced", to fourteen years transportation. One day last week as 'waggon belonging to .Mr. Turner, at the White Lion inn; at Wragby, near Line°lii, vas passing oer Langvvorthl3ridge, loaded with, two chaldron.ef coals, .thessouth side of the bridge gave,way, and the. waggon and' horses were precipitated into the river. The shaft hcrse was drowned. • . . - There - are at present .no less than five Sunday Schools , in t! e town el' Carknorthen,,:cOnsi ting of about 400 scholars, Children.lpd adults. The three grinday SChools in Swansea cOrnpriie abOtit _l2O boys,• girls, and athilts, and that .of Caerphilly, 'about 60. Sunday scholars. • 4 4 )N /JON • t rinteu ty R RIS, of No. 4; Martlvt-c!,;t2r;, ; At. the b - v FLI No: i Strand ; wheie..ildvertilinients..Oraili LONDON MARKFtS,'&c. RETURN OF winAT IN MAI?.I4...LANE, .--.. By Messrs. CHILD ant MALT A s-. Meal IVeighers, Incindjng only froin . the 24th of March to the 29th of March, . agree , bl) to the new Ad. 34 Quarters at 77s 7;(1 .1 272 Quarters at 71s od , 160 , -- at 77s ad , 1 1 %39 -at \ 7os od '587 ----- at . 76s od 1 194 at 6gs 6tl 237 'at 755 od ' Ic9 -- at .69i od 1 53 - at 74 5 od 569 , at 68s .od . . Bf, 1 99 ~73s od • I{9 175 -- at, 72s od 28; • at 65s cod And 55 at 635.• Total 4746 Quarters.—Average 7cis. 70. • . 2s. tod. higher than last Return. A RETURN OF 'FLOUR, from March 22, to March 28, from the COcket-Office: Sacks.' s. d. Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. d„ 24 63 0 911-650 l 95 S 9 19 67.0 • • 5 6t _6 145 —5B o 38 — 7 , -- 6; o 614 61 o .115, 57 o 131:3 7 --- - 63 o I • 1080 ---- 60 o 40 ---- 56 0 5 6z 6j . .10 59 6). zo 55 Total—► 6234 Sults. —A verage 625. W. es. Iy 1, higher than last 'return.. WESTERN COUNTRY MARKETS (last Week) per . Qr. . . Wheat. Barley, • -.Oats: Newbury- . 7os to 845 I 27s 0(1 to 345 od I 245 0(1 to 35S Salisbury 6 8 s to 80S - to .3 27s od ; is 6d 275 od to 3ts , 13asinSstoke 1705 to Bis I zBs oi to 30s od 12;S od to 3IS Winchester 745 to:. 765 zBs od to 305 od 28i. oil to 325 Devizes I_k 4s to, Bos I 3os od to 34s od i 2,3 s od (0 32S Warminster 6(s to 84s, 33s od to 375 od 1 27s od to 315. • \ 'IUCE OF HOPS. It s AGS. PACKETS. Kent, 61..65. to 7,1. 45. ' j Kent, 6L Bs. to 71. 12S. Sussex, 6L os. to 61. 18s. 1 Sussex, 61. gs, to 71. os. x Esse, os u to 7i'. os. Firnhatn, 31. os. to 111.os. PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE, Carr3way 6;s. orl, to 68s. od.percwt.' Coriander - . 13s, od. to tss. Oa. Ttetoil - • - ts. 6d. to 32.5. od. Red Clover • 2ss. od. to tss. od. Fine Old. - 725. ed. to os. Whiite ditto - 325. od. to ":,s. Rye-,Grass 9s.to 325. White Mustard Seed - tos od to t6s od per bushel. Brown ditto - 9s od to 14s od Turnip - - , od. to —s. od. Broad Beans • - - 2isto 30 per qbartcr. Long Pods -24 s to zSs ditto.. Tares • - -36 s to 42s- ditto. - Canary - • „ 45s to 50 6os ditto. NEWIGATE and LEAI)t.;::fIALL MARKETS. By the Carcase. . Beef, 3s. Bd. to.4s. Ed. • I Veal, 4s. oq. to 6s: ed. Mutton, 4s. Ed. to js. 41 • Pork, ss. od; to 6s. odd: Lamb, sa. Bd, to Ss. PRICE OFT.EATHER (per lb.) AT LEAI)ENLII\LL. Butts,'so to 561). each - • - 2)0. to 220, Ditto, 6o to 651 b: each -15 d - to 2.6,1. Merchants' Backs, - • - - 2.2(1. to' 220. Dressing . Fine Coz0:11 Hittes, 2 Id. to zzd. . 22,1. to ,24d. Crop Hides for - ctilting, - 2241. .to a4,t, Flat Ordinary - - - 2 ' 341. to 2.1 d. Call Skins, 3o to 401 b.: per-Dozen 34d. to 39d.. per Lb. Ditto, 50 to 701 b. 38d. to 42a. per lb. Ditto, 70 to SAb. 361. to 39(1. per lb. SJ4nalt'Seals (Greenland) 4zd. to -45 d. per lb. Mtge ditto, -- tzos. to iyos. per Dozen. Titniiedliorse Hides, zja. to 4c6. per Hide: PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 45. H. stownTallow—s.od.69s.oci Clare Market 4s. id. YeliciOtussia 665.0d685.0d \V-Ititecltapet Market 4s. od. White 'do. ott. 655. ott. per etune ofSlb. zit. 5.55. od. Average price 4s. cI.; Ditto. rough —s. 37 5 . ott. Graves t Is, od. • Good Dregs ios: od. S'ap, 78s.—Mottled, 88s.--Curd, 92a.‘ Price of Candles perdozen, t is. od.—Moulds, tas. od. COAL-N1A1:217,T Ships at Market. . Sold. March 31. 3 Newcastle 3 at cos od 61s od r Stone Coal a- at s— od \ _ i Cinders. ' I at .1..-.,s -od ~ A pril 2. 37 Newcistle 3o at 435. cd —s od 4. Good Friday.-:-No Market. BIR7Ia. On Sunday last, at Gaddet.den Place, Han, the Lady of Joseph Halsey, Esq. was safely delivered of a Daughter. On Friday last at Hendon, the Lady of Theophil us Clive, Esq. of a Son. Lately, at his house in Upper Grosvenor-stwet, the Lady of the thin. G. Villiers; of a Son. On Friday last, the Lady of the Rev.: Cha. Wapshare,. of Pottern, Wilts, of a Daughter, 'at the house of her mother, Mrs. Dyneley, Bloomsbury-square. On the 4th inst. in' Soho-square, the Lady of R. Eaton, of Stetchworth House, Cambridgeshire, of a Son. On Sunday, at:his houv in:Upper Gower-street, the Lady of John Bayford, Esq. ot. a Daughter. • • • Lately, the Lady of Duncombe Shafto, Esq. of a Son. MARRIED. On Saturday last, Mr. Dudgeon, of the Strand, to Miss M. Donald, of Aberdeen.. 'DIED . On Saturday-last, at his house at Paddington, Wm.Garth shore, Esq. aged-4z, M. 'P. for Weymouth, and. late one of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. . . On the 26th ult. at Newport, Isle of Wight, after a lin gering• illness,. Mrs. Henrietta Tapp, wife of john Tapp, Esq. Paythaster of the 3d Battalion Goth Regiment,'-aged 3S years'. On. Sunday, at Dulwich, Mrs. Graham, wife • of Mr. Graham, of New Bridge-street. • At Sierra Leone, on the Coast of Africa, Captain William Day, of the Royal Navy. On Saturday 'morning, at his house, in St. James's-square, the Lady of Philip Francis, Esq. M. y.• On Friday evening, at: North - End, Fulham, john Scott,. Esq. aged 85, . . On Friday sennight, at Bodney-hall, in the County of Norfolk, Madame Elizabeth I icLevis Dc Mirepoi,z4ged" 49.- From the storm of the French Revolutign the Benedietine Convent (of wl , :ch she had been a Member p. years, and Sa-. perior 22) sought: shelter in Engkind, and found 2.n.aSylum in the above County, whew,. for thehtt- i 5 years, the • Nuns have,been occupied inthe•educatiori of Catholic youngladies.• SUDDEN "DEA T Wednesday .Mr. G. Oliver, Stage keeper to the Salisbury Theatre, dropped down (gad imnfe diatel y• after he itad risentrom his bed. 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Remarks.—l it this Useful PublicatiOn will be found a -Treatise on Female Diseases,- Nervous, Hypoeliondrise, and Consumptive, Complaints, and -ill which is explained thi symptoms, mode or treatment, and remedies in the different stages Of the Venereal Disease; . caut;ons toyoung persons of the danger of improfser connexinni ' or improper treatment, &c. with the clitlercoce.between tlie,venereal symptotits .and those frequently mistaken for them ;:also AdviCe to Bathers at Leath, Buxton 'Southampton, &c. London : Printed 'for the - Anther, and sold by Mathews and Leigh, No. 13, Strand, and H. D. Symonds, Vaternuster.: row; also by ail Booksellers in the United Kingdom, price 35., only, free of carrlitge.: •iVo. 29, Arundel-street, Sept- 13, OR Eleven Year; I have relinquisl4.4l all other_ r radice for the Treatment of VenereaC•pip taints, and the cure of theSe defieiencies which are the - consequences o a'destrtidive • • -- • , The undoubted qualifications which I possess, - as a Ilem ber of the Royal College of, Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon in the Artily, and the extent-of my experience ia this peculiar line, constitute my claiiu is that so periority, 'which cannot, be: attained by the illiterate, cirri:a:en by the most respectable general Praditioner, whose mind is harassed-by attention to an iirifilense variety of Disorders'. • Tile very Singular cdniPlaisits of Disease and Debility,' in which from merry partOahe world 1. have:been consulted, must haVe consitivrably.ccaiduced to my pertila comprehen ,sion of the most tOrtipKiitetl Cases.- . If Diseases arise from the indiscretion Of an iHiguardecl mo ment, and if ,s-tich, Cases of distressful, disarrangement dO' exist, as those which are the consequences of an habitual vice, can any •M 4 assume a better title rioreat them than a' regular Surgeon. res)griing all other Practice fofthe Treat ment of these-, and concentiattog. his attention and studies to this particular • point ? . In recent Cases of Ilifeitian, ill',Pain Dinger, 'and Dis.. , , tress may be avoided; and in the first sensatior.s.'' of local . Weakness, much future misery may be pre,veiited, by such means of re.aiiiination as will restore health and . strengtlt to the Constitution. • _ Through inconsiderate.-neglea the. slightest cases_becorrre inipOrtant, hut it is the acquire►nent of exClusive experience in this line to give a safe- and permanent restoration, even when other Praditioners have failed. The:terms Of teniuneration are precisely stated on the first interview, but no letters arc answered unless a Bank Note is inclbsed. MARTIN BREE; Member of the Royal Coilege of • Surgeon: in Londdn. No. 29,, Arundel-street, Strand,'near Temple-bar. • . .There is an additional entrance in- Water-street, adjoining. . „ To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. • No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London. „Honoured Sir, • Edinburgh, March.tB, tEots T. BEG ,-leaNie to inform,.•you, that ever - since the: year 1790, 1- have,been afflicted with the LuesVene rea; which, from its obstinately resistinvevery, course of Medicine - prescribed by the 'inost eminent of the Faculty .. nere, and undergtiing several' severe courses of. salivation; and tWice.discharged from .with little relief, would appear to, be of the most inveterate nature. - In the spring of last year my disorder had got to si,tch a head, as nearly to put a period, to my ex.istencd—l had a large ulcer on•the crown of my head, one.-on each arm; and my legs were broke out In a frigittfutpanner ; any, right cvas.dread fully painful, and had been in a state. of ulceration for the, last seven years; my- - left had also two large nodes dr. - it s . was very much • discoloured,. and ' gave 'inc such exerutiats ing pain,' partiplarly when warm in bed, ,2s nearly to de.. prive me of rest; in this iatneritable state, I. was recant. mended - by ' Mr. I... Thompson, • (who received so' - great a cure by. them - - here), to take your Lcake's. Patent Pills; which I began to dQ on the aiitlr of. May ; in the curse of a fortiiiit, I began - to recei,-;e'benetit—in little more than a" month,' the ulcers on my heed • and 'antis were soundly healeV-soon after,, the sores on . my 'legs •healeat also; leaving, however, consinerable discolouration in - the skin, and pain in the bone of tine left, Kltich, by the-31es. ding of Cod ; - 1 - tral a lit t le , longer' perseverance in sour inVa...." suable Medicine; subsided - ; the node's diSpersirrg,• the skill . , 'regaining, its natural, line, and the noetitritapains gradually.. going pit: , I flutsbeC:arrie, - by . your - liberal advice and: Me.- dicine, • perfedly - tree from - 411 •my fortner cornplaints— have - recovered • iny.loyme.r _pints and. str,Oigtli, and, -am he. come jolly 1,10,4 tat, in which - state liayingcontinued many months to. the astonishment • of - all wjto knew me, I Jun at a loss in What - terms to ex'pres my gAnritude, but beg you, • for the; good al. - Other so ftering mortals, to make this mio, case as etiblic:: - as pcSsible, ,as .1. st4l on. every occasion; in so tlonig; - you. will greatly Aiblige, Sir, your grateful, Obecfieht,' very hunibleservant, '• I‘./1U RKE k. • - Swan% Ckose,High-: - street, Edinburgh. • • GEL A V ESEND, APRIL 6; Pased by—the Mary Ann, Taylor, from Patross.; Tivet Brothers, Phillips, Lucker, Kohett,and Mary," Wilson, Charlotte, Bennett, HartOrct; Clarke, Ambulator, °WWII, Elbe, Landhales, and Hope, .Hester, .from Ham burgh. , Sailed-114 Chatty, Seager, for New Brunswick ; Virgo, Matzow, for Cork ; Peade,'Wishart, for Mogadore ; Ceres, Cook, for Oporto ; and Shipherdess, Wilts;-for Virginia. 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New llridge-r,treet, London; where, after a constant residence of more than thirty sit years, in -a praaice• pirticularly dire&eiV to the• cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Palls of .• Geneiation t with that inviolable 'secrecy which men- f hiS iinifession should 'always observe ih such cases, he flatters hiniself, the advice and••assistance he gratuitously aihninisters to persons taking . this Medieine,• will he esteQined, by a discerning •_Publie, as -an advantage sel- I'mn attainable and void Of all . ambiguity. Alsnso b'y his appointment, for the convenience of those livingat :i'distance, at . the Perfumer's, No. 35, it. A!ban's-streeb, Pall , -Mall,';, the Toyshop,. 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