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Ft )7n. the LONDONGLiZETTE, Jan. 14, 1806 Wat-Qffice, Jan. 14, 1806. . ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards; Cornet Stanford Carroll to - be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice tiracebridge, who - retires: Thorn-as Shearer,Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Quick, prompted. Regimenfot bragoons, Cornet Charles..D. Sibthorp to be • ' Lieutenant, 'by purchase , ' vice ! eb b , who retires. lohn Hall, - Gent. to be Cornet, vice Sibthorp. 4th Ditto, Cornet Hon. Dudley Carleton to be Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Harvey, promoted in the 53d Foot. nth RegiMent Of Light Dragoons, Cornet Robert Symes to ,be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Chi Chester,/ pro moted in the 88th Foot. • 16th Ditto; Ensign John Blake, from' the 66th Foot, to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Hall, promoted. 2aat 1): rio ' Richard Siege, Gent. to be Cornet , by pu rchase, vice Dudley, pronioted. ism Regime's; of tout, Ensign Henry Andersin, from the Royal - African Cbrps, to be Lieutenant, vice Smithwick, deceased. Ensign John FiSher, from the Both Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Saunders, deceased. ,21st-Dir,o, Henry Osborn Douglas,Gent. to be Second Lieu ' tenant, without purchase, vice Dillon, promoted in the '34th Foot. 2.7L.i Oitto To be Lieutenants, without purchase-.-Ensign Charles Parsons. Ensign Henry Gore Edwards, from the "7td Foot. Ensign John Espine Batty, from ditto. Tube Ensign, without purchase, Anthony St. Felix, Gent. vice Wilson, who resigns. Ditt o , os ign Edward Wolfe, from the soth Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. So ii Dittu, i nornas Pullman, Gent. to be Ensign, without i,urchase, vice Wolfe, promoted in the 28th Foot. 56 • Ditto, Hospital-Mate Henry Boys to be Assistant-Sur geon. 6 ist Ditto, Captain lames Coghlan to be Major, by purchase, . vice Doyle, promoted in'the 87th Foot. 64th Ditto, latnes•Weir, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Williams, promoted in the filth Foot. loth Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Lyons to be Captain of a Company, vice Spaight, deceased. Ensign John Gray -to- be Lieutenant, vice Lyons. 72d Ditto, Andrew Leith Hay, Gent. to be Ensign, without • - purchase, vice Edwards, proctored in the 27th Foot. Aaron Reid, Gent.- to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Batty, promoted in the 27th Foot. Sth Ditto, Ensign Richard Bunworth to be Lieutenant, without purchase.. ,oth Ditto, Lieutenant Manley Dixon to be Captain of a Company, vice Wallace, deceased. lames Booth, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Fisher, promoted in the isth :Foot. 9ad Ditto, Thomas M'lntosh, Gent. to be Ensign, without' purchase, vice Gordon, appointed Paymaster to the ad Battalion, 96th t ito. To be-Captains of Companies—Lieutenant Do nald Al' G regor, from the tith Foot, vice Toker, deceased. .Lieutenant James Dunbar Toovey, front ditto, vice Hinde, deCeasect. Lieutenant David Lindsay, from the 64th Foot, vice Sharp, deceased. Lieutenant Anthony Kellerman, Iron, the both Foot, vice Williams, deceased. Lieutenant Philip Berger, from the 60th Foot, vice Gray, deceased. Lieutenant John Warren, vice W. Campbell, deceased. ist West India Regiment, Ensign William Donelly, from the 64th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Foley,. deceased. 6th Ditto, John Robertson, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Dela jaille, deceased. 7th Ditto, Lieutenant' lames Bologne to be Captain' of a Company (with temporary Rank), vice Newitt, deceased. Royal African Corps, Lieutenant . --- * Troya, from the " York Light I ntatitry Volunteers, to,be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice Christie,. deceased. halm L. A. Edwards, Gent: to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Anderson, promoted in the isth Font. Royal Waggon 'Frain, Hospital-Mate Benjamin Roberts to , be Assistant-Surgeon; vice Davies, who resigns . - 9th Royal - Veteran Battalion, Brevet, Major Donald Mac pherson, from the 9id Foot, to be Captain of a company. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. John 'Otter, Esq. late Captain in the • East Middlesex to be Adjutant to the Junior Department, with the Rank of Ensign. Manx Volunteer' Infaetry. Northern Corps—Zachariah That Cher, Gent. to be Ensign, . Vice Thomas Radcliffe, resigned. - Southern Corps—Thomas Moore, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Robert Watson, resigned. • Exattzuza in the Gazette of the 7th instant. 65th Foot -For Lieutenant Robert Pringle, from the 2d Dra - goon Guards, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Cortes, who retires, read Lieutenant John Pringle, from the ad Dragoon Guards, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Cortes, who retires. • Ordna:nce-Office, Jan. 14. tSch. • Royal Regiment of Artillery. Major Btooke Young to be Lieutenant ColoneLvice Tudgson, ret►red Brevet Major Robert Evans to be Major, vice Young. Second Captain George Massey to 'be Captain, vice Evans. First Lieutenant Hamelin Trelawney to be Secoivl Captain, vice Massey. Second Lieutenant Matthew I..ouis to be First Lieutenant, vice Trelawney. Dated De cember aB, aos. Commission: in the Royal Westminster Regiment of Middlesex Militia, signed 4y the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Mid dlesex. ...George Evans, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated December 24, ;80i. .Henry Thompson, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated De cember 7, 18os. . . BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. William Cockerill, of Ludgate-hill, London, linen-draper, from lan. xt to 25, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS'. • John Richardson, of the Strand, Middlesex, haberdasher, to surrender lan. 24, 30, and Feb. 25, at'eleven, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Lambe, Aldersgate-street. George Harrison, late of Kingston, Surrey, maltster, to sur render lan. 17, 30,. and. Feb. 25, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Druce, Billiter-square, Fen- church-street. . Joseph Biddle, now or late of Birmingham, fa6tor,' to sur render Jan. 20. 21, at eleven, and Feb. 25, at four, at the 'Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Kinderley Long, and Ince Symond's- Inn, Chancery-lane, London ; or Mr. Palmer, ' Birmingham. Abraham Leech, of Salford, Lancashire, alehouse-keeper, to surrender. lan. 27, 28, and Feb. 2s, at two, at the Royal Oak Inn,.Manchester., Attornies, Mr. John Law, Pall- Mall, Manchester; or Mr. C. Jackson, Flare-court, . Temple, London. • \ John Benson, John Dennison, . and Joseph Robinson, of Bolton-in-the-Sands, :Lancashire; calico-printers and co , partners, to surrender fan. 22, at eleven, 23, at ele ven, and Feb. zs, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Black * burn, Lancashire. Attornies, Mr. .Robert Dewhurst, Blackburn ; or Mr. Blakelock, Temple, London. Richard ()Ills, of Manchester, roller-maker, to surrender lan. 27, 29, and Feb. 25, at three, at the Dog - Tavern, Deansgate, Manchester, Attornies, Mr. Thomas.Hewitr, Manchester ; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Cursitor-street, Chan cery-lane, London. DIVIDENDS. • Feb. z t.. lohnEstill, of Scarborough, Yorkshire, ship-owner, at eleven, at the George inn, Sunderland near the sea, county Of Durham. 'Feb. so, Thoinas,Edge, of Lower Thames-street, 'London, victualler, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 4. Edward Davis and William Phillips, of _Church- , street, Lambeth, Surrey, brewers and co--partners, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. ' Feb. 7. John Croshie, of Liverpool, master and mariner, at one, at the . G lobe Tavern, 101ln:street, Liverpool. Feb. 7. Henry Pennington, of Liverpoolf money-scrivener, at . one, at tile Globe Tavern, john-street, Liverpool. Feb. at. lobo Morgan, of Compton-street, St. Giles, Mid (ll44ex, victualler, at eleven, at Guildhall. Feb. 4. William Blinkhorn and john Musgrave, of Foster lane, .Cheapside, London, merchants and co-partners, at twelve, at Guildhall. Feb. so. Joseph Richards, of Princes-stairs, Rotherhithe, ; Surrey, victualler, at ten, at Guildhall, London. / Feb. William, Gardner, of Coventry, silkman, at eleven, at the White Bear Inn, Coventry. Feb. 5. William Greenly, of St. Martin, Hereford, hop merchant, at eleven, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Here- ford. • Feb. lo: Benjamin'Parker, of Birmingham, money-scri vener, at eleven, at the ,Shakspeare, Tavern, Ncw-street, _ . • Birmingham- . Feb. 4. Robert Arton, of York, linen.,draper, at eleven, at the Black Swan Inn, Coney street, Ydrk. LONDON: Printed by RI CHARD HARRIS, of No. 4, Mattlett.court, Bow-street; ai At the SUN-OFI'ICE, No: I 12, Strarid ; where ifdeertisenents Orders MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. lI:CKS's HALL, lAN. 14. The Trials before the Court this day were all for Assaults. :kman of, the name of Coates, a smith and bell hanger, was found guilty.of the crud chastisement of his apprentice. lie was fined is. and the inden tures were cancelled in CoUrt. A young man, who is shopman to a stationer, was tried on a charge of having assaulted Mr•Leverton,one of the Magistrates for the County of Middlesex,in the execution of his duty. It was stated both by the Gsen tleman who brought forward the prosecution, and by W. Nicholl, the servant of Mr. Soanes, in Lincoln's Inn Fields, that there had been a squabble about the breaking of a pane of glass at the shop of Mr. Dow ling, a register-office keeper and patent-medicine vender ; that a crowd had colle6ted ; and that upon. Mr.L. attempting to exercise his magisterial authority to disperse the mob, he,was assaulted by either the Defendant 'or another` young man in his company, tearing his coat, waistcoat, and shirt, M a shameful manner. The Justice said that he might have made an effort to strike their with his stick When he was pinioned between two of the crowd ; the other wit , ness, however, said that he saw the worthy Magi- Strate strike several blows, but not until after he had been laid bold of. John Ovey, an. Attorney's Clerk, swore that the Magistrate had committed the first assault ; and. that his clothes were torn in the struggle that he made against being taken to the watch house. That the watchman released him upon the'servant declaring that he Was a Magistrate ; and that the Defendant was then taken into custody. • The •Court expressed some doubt as to the credibi lity,of the last witness, who was n Volunteer in the business. • The Jury, however; were of a different Opinion, and returned the Defendant----.Yot Feb. to. Thomas Vinn, of Bush-lane, - Lond.m, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. - Feb. to. lohn Barsett, of Northumberland-street, Strand, ' Middlesex, .vidualler, at ten, at Guildhall. April 12: lohn Thurmond Jackson, of the Wash way, Lam beth, Surrey, stock-broker, at tv, at Guildhall. Feb. t 5.. William - Ludlow, now or late of Hillworth, Bishop's-Cannings, Wiltshire, Wi n e-merchant and tobac conist, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, Newbury, Berk shire. Feb. 7. joseph Houtroyd, now or late of SOughwood; Hall fax, Yorksliire;dealer, at ten, at the King's Head, Holm firth, Yorkshire. Feb. 7. Samuel Walker, of Manchester, cotton-manufac turer, at three, at the Commercial Inn, Manchester. CERTIF I C /IT ES. Feb. 4. John Thorp, of Newton, Lancashire, and William Whitfield. Paul, of MancheSter, calico-printers and co -partner's. Robert Brenan, of Brown's-buildings, St. Mary-Axe, Lon don, corri-4ealer. Edward Trip, of 13arton.upon. Humber, Lincolnshire, joiner and carpenter. EXTRACT "OF A LETTER FROM CAPTAIN THOMAS MULLION, OF THE SHIP ROBERT, DATED AT THE ISLAND , OF GOREE, 23D OF NOVEMBER, TO HIS OWNER. " Since t last wrote to you I have to add, that on the 22d of O&. when I was going to leave this for the, River, I received a note from the Governor, wishing to see me on shore, when he informed me he had just received accounts that a Zebeck Privateer was seen going into the River . Gambia, and requested to know if 1, would go.down after her, and endeavour to take her, and that be would put onboard thirty Soldiers ; which I readily agreed to -; and that even- • ing was embarked ; one Captain, two Lieutenants, two Serjeants, two Corporals, one Drummer and 34 Privates, and the same evening weighed and pro ceeded for the Gambia. ." The following day in the afternoon got sight of the entrance of the River, and shortly after the. Zebeck was seen working out of the River, with the Brig Mars in company, whom he had captured in the River (and whom we have since learned, he had manned with 50' men) ; we made'all sail after them, but from the lightness of the-winds it was nine o'clock at night before we brought the Brig to anion, which was kept up smartly otl both -sides ; imme diately 'after, the Zebeck came down upon us, but from the galling fire kept up by the soldiers from their musketry, and the great sguns, he was frus trated in several attempts to board us, although he tried in every dire&ion. After an hour and a half's close anion they hauled off, and we were in shoal water., almost upon the Tougi Rocks, and obliged to come to an anchor. • " The following morning -they were in sight in the S. W. quarter; we immediately got under weigh, and went in chase' of them ; after running ninety at sun-down found we were too far off to keep sight of them, the night being extremely dark, relinquished the chase : had ,we been_so fortunate to .have fallen in with them, and could have brought them to anion by day light, I have, not the least doubt but we should have re-captUred . the Brig, but for the Zebeck, she, sailed too fast. lam happy,to say, that although we .were hulled in se veral places, with our standinv.,and running rigging cut in several places, and above one hundred shot through the sails, we did not.lose a man, but will answer to say they,cannot boat of the same good luck. " We have had the Hebe Frigate, Favourite Sloop of War, and the Arab, 20-gun ,Ship here lately,. the latter of whom is stationed here; therefore we may expert a clear coast from Privateers." N.B. By another Letter it appears that the force of the Privateer mentioned above, was four 24 and six 6-pounders, and 130 men. • The ci-devant Grand Duke of TUSCANY, brother to the Emperor. FRANCIS IL and now Elector of SAITZBURGII, has desired his Minister to petition NAPOLRON to remit the contribution of 6,800,000 franks, demanded of his territories, that only counts 276,000 subjeob ; not only because ,the country is' burthened 'with a debt of 5,376,000 franks ever since the last War, but all the revenues frOm.Pascau and Saltzburgh are under sequestration in Austria,. arid ,the Emperor, his brother, has ad- Vanced him 200,000 'florins for the support of his family : and, haVing no reVenues, His Highness has been obliged to stop the alimony of the ci-devant Archbishop of SALTZBURGII ever since., In Stiria, Carniola, Carinthia, and Austria, the French, in 'addition to their requisitions of money and provisions, have, demanded shoes, pantaloons., and other clothing, for their Troops; A violent affray 'took place on Monday afternoon, on the road from Harrow to 'Heston, between a party Of soldiers, consisting of five; and two deserters, With four of their companions. The former had re ceived information that two deserters from the Army of Defence were at .work in a field, and on their . making their appearance. they fled. The two men were pursued across the fields, and the labourers fol lowed, .when a general affray took, place, the whole of them being armed with different weapons: One of the - deserters, however, was secured after the scuffle, in which several of each party were much hurt, and the soldiers conduEted him away; but they were again assailed by the workmen; who had added to their number, and another affray took place, in which two of the soldiers were so dreadfully bruised that they were unable to walk, - and their comrades were unable 'to assist them. The objeetS of their at tack escaped, *but not without having suffered in the affray equal to their pursuers. In the violent storm of snow on the night of Thursday se'nnight, a man perished on the High Moors, near Sheffield. His corpse was discovered under a snow drift, when the thaw came on, on Saturday. He was on his journey from Manchester to see his family, 'who lived in Sheffield. The same day the bodies of two men, who had been lost in the same storm, were found a few miles from Not tingham. A poor boy, - a day or two ago,_ at the brick kilns, about a quarter of a mile to the west of Brighton, lost his life in endeavouring to cross the road in:front of a ;kraggon, the wheels of which, went immediately over his neck; and nearly severed hii head from the body: The Coroner's Jury sat on the body on Wed nesday, and returned a vercli6t Of—Accidental Death. Friday a carter, belonging to Mr. Orchard Idding, of the parish of Chilton, Wilts, jumpiiig off the shafts of the waggon going into Marlborough, was immed by the wheels against the bank, and so vio lently bruised, that he expired soon after. LOND 0 N SESSIONS, Yesterday the London Sessions corm -mixed at Guildhall, before the LORD MAYOR, RECGRDER, and City Officers. Lion Lions, and his wife, were indiaed for falsei? imprisoning Hannah Backrow. It appeared that Lions lived in Petticoat-lane, where a quarrel QC curred between the Prosecutrix and. ;he Defendants. On an application made':to the Lord Mayor, at the Mansion-house, for redress, they were advised to refer their dispute; After the evidence - had been heard, the RECORDER observed, the-Prosecutrix had been imprisoned by regular process, consequently . there was no false imprisonment. If perjury had been committed by the Defendants When they swore to an assault, and the ProSecutrix was , held to bail, there was remedy to be had ; but in the preSent instance the Defendants must be acquitted. The Jury found them—Not Guilty. Several other assault:` were tried, of no importance. SURREY SESSIONS. Yesterday the Quarter Sessions commenced be fore Lord GRANTLEY and 4.!') other Magistrates.— After swearing in the Grand Jury, passing the Treasurer's accounts, and other routine business of a. County day, . - Mr. SCNINER rose, and Submitted' 'to the Court .a Resolution passed at. the last Sessions, founded on .the Report of a Committee of tbe Magistrates, de claring the expediency, froth the pressure of the public busineSs, of having a Regular Chairman at these Sessions. It was worded as falOws : Resolved, That Serjeant ONs Low be requested to accept the situation of Chairman of all the Sessio has and Adjourned Sessions that shall be held in and for the Be Tough of South wark, and East Half Hundred of ' Brixton; 1.1 the County of SUrrey, for the purpose of trying all felot.lies and rnisde rneariour§, and the discharge of all prisoners ft sr offences com mitted therein. An animated debate took place, n sore on the points of form and expediency, than on any objec tion to the Serjeant's appointment. /Ise principal Speakers were, Lords Grantley, Leslie, an d William Russell,.Sir T.-Turton.,' Serjeant.Best, Mr.. Sumner, and Mr. Alcock. The Resolution was tt length carried unanimously. Lord GRANT L EY addressed his brother Ma, istrates, thanking them for their kindness to him on ; 1 111 occa sions, for which he would be ever grateful. The Court then adjourned. It was originally intended to annex a sala vy of 4001. a year to the appointment, which Serj eaut ONSLOW did not wish to burthen the County with. Saturday the Patriotic Fund amounted to 118,9001 The last week was devoted to as honourable anu l deeply merited" a tribute to departed worth ,as was ever paid by a brave nation to the manes of a vitori ous Chieftain in War. But as some moralists have defined life to be an alternate transition from grief to joy, and vice versa, we have now before us an obje&, which for the next six weeks presents to a considerable part of the community a prospe& of fe licity--namely; to all such as are paying their tri butes of respe& to Dame Fortune in one of the richest Schemes her Wheel could ever boast ; and which is so near commencing issue as next Monday fortnight. SHIP NEWS, POOLE, JANUARY 13. Arrived—the AElive, Williams, and : Aaive, Boynes, from Portsmouth ; New Hope, Manelaws, from Southampton ; British Queen, Neal, from Cowes; and Lively, —, from Newfoundland. Sailed—the lEolus, Carron, for Jamaica; and Industri ous, Aldridge, for Southampton. GRAVWSEND, JAN. 13. Passed by—the Concord, —, from Riga. Sailed—the I ustitia, Gunderson, from.l.isbon ; Governor flalicett, Watson, and Anna Bella, Abercrombie, for To bago. STOCKS, RDAY. India Stock, 188 k India Bonds, par, IS, pr. 'South Sea Stock, Exche'quer Bills, par. 2.5. pr. Omnium, , Il . . Imperial 3. per Cent. ' Ditto Ann. 8 i3-r6ths I I Cons. for Op. syi i 63 Id Published by W ILLI AM ARMAGIA SCRiPPi, . .of South 4ilolton-stra2t, Grosvenor-square ; for the Paper, Letters for the Editor, &c. post-paid),must be addressed:. PRICE 0. Y EST E Bank Stock, x 921 Navy 5 pet Cent. 88 cx. div. 5 per Cent. '797, 4 per Cent. 76 76 . 3 per Ct. Red. 58i* 3 per Cent. Cons. 58 II Bank L. Ann. 16 'J-:Ochs Ditto Short Ann. MAR R lED. On Thursday the gth inst. at the Parish Church, King. ston, Mr. Thomas Cliverton, Purser i.; the Royal Navy, to Miss M. A. Rowe, daughter of Mr. G. Rowe, Surgeon, a Portsea. The same day, Mr. A. Rowe, Surgeon, of Plymouth Dock, to Mrs. Ann Price Cooke. DIED On. Saturday morning, in the zSth year of her age, in South-street, Park-lane, Miss Louisa Clarges, .only (laugh.; ter of the late Sir Thomas Clarges, Bart. Ou Monday, Miss Bell, of Perth, at the house of herbro. ther, Mr. Thomas Bell, of Dean-street, Soho. On the\ 13th inst. Mrs. Downer, wife of Mr. Hent Downer, of Fleet-street. - ' . . EXTENSIVE-FREEHOLD ESTATES, - FARMS and -LANDS, upwards of 721 Acres, vy"ritE-FREE ; and the WHEAT SHEAF INN, ALCO.NBURY HILL, HUNTINGDONSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr: ROBINS, At Carraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, London,.on Friday the 24th of January inst. at Tway& o'Cloct, iu Three Lots; • • Lot it. A CAPITAL and very VALUABLE FREE. HOLD ESTATE, comprising that well-esta blished and. , most eligible Inn the WHEAT SHEAF, with appropriate and convenient Out-buildings, • advantageously situate at Alconbury Hill, at the jundibn of the two high North Roads, 64 miles from Loudon, and within five of Hinitingdon ; together with upwards of, 257 Acres .of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, lying compad within a Ring Fence; and in excellent order ; in possession of -Mr. John Holmes, on Lease, seven years unexpired at Lady-car next. - Lot 2. A CompaCt FREEHOLD FARM immediately adjoinirig Lot and comprising upwards of 255 Acres of fel tile Pasture, Arable, and Meadow Laud, with substantial Farmhouse, Yards, and Buildings,. in a good state of Cultiz vation ; in the occupation of Mr. lames Sachet etril, Tenant from year to year. 2 Lot 3. • A- Capital and Desirable FREEHOLD F.A RM', with 'good Buildings, Barns, Stables, &c. and upwards of 268- Acres of excellent Land in high order, advantageously situate about a, mile from the former Lots, and principally adjoining tattle High Road, within four miles of Flunting don ; on Lease Jo_Mr., Thomas Arthur, nine years unexpired at Lady'-day next. . Theparticular eligible Situation, Compadness, and Order Of these Estates, render them remarkably desirable Au any Gentleman wishing to invest Money in Land. T ile Neigh, bourhood abounds with Field Sports. -Maybe viewed - by applying to Mr. Holmes, at the Wheat Sheaf Inn,. , wherePairiculars may be had - at the Bell, Std. , fbri • Post:-Houses,'Huntingdon and Bugden; Sun, Biggles , wade; White Horse, Baldock ; Salisbury Arms, Hatfield; Red Lion, Barnet; at CarraWay's ; of Mr. - Hakewell, Sur veyor, Mortimer -street,' , Cavendish-squa re ; and Of Mr. Ro , bins, Warwick-stfeet, Coldensquare, where a Plan s)f the Estate may be seen. No. 29„ Arundel-street, Sept. t 3.„ Eleven Years I have relinquished all °that 1.:. Pi , tetice for the - Treatment of Venereal-Complaints, and the cure of those deficiencies which are the consequences of a clestrudin habit. ' The undouNed qualifications which I possess, as a Mem, ber of the Royal ollege of Surgeons, fornierly a Surgeon in the Army,, and the e \tent of my experience us this peculiar line, constitute my elaiN to that superiority, which cannot be attained by the illiterate; or even by the most respedabl4 general Praditioner, whose, n . Zind is harassed by attention to an irnmepse variety of Disorders. The very singalar complaints of Disease and Debility, in which from every part of the world have been consulted., Must hale considerably conduced to my perfed comprehen sion of the most complicated Cases. If Diseases arise from the indiscretion of an iruguarded !mo ment, and it such Cases of distressful disarrafzcemeit do exist, as those which are the consequences of an habitual vice, can any Man assume a better title to treat thei?-k than a - regular Surgeon, resigning all other Pradice for the meat of these, anti concentrating his attention and studies , NCi this particular point ? In recent Cases of . 'Median, all Pain, Danger, and Dis tress_rnay be avoided, and in thq first sensations of local Weakness, much future misefy may be prevented, by such means of re-animation as will restore health and strength to the Constitution. . Through inoonsidente neglea the slightest cases became important, but it is the acquirement of exclusive experience in this line to give a safe and permanent restoration, even when other Praditioners have failed. The terms of remuneration , are precisely stated on the first interYiew, but no letters are Answered unless a Bank Note it inclosed. MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in. London. No. 29, Arundel street, Strand, near Temple-bar. There is an additional entrance in Wates-street, adjoining. • To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. • No. 9, New Bridge-Street, .London. Honoured Sir, ' Edinburgh, March 18, tgot• IBEG lealie to inform you, that ever - since di . year 1790, I have been atflitted xvith the Liles Vette iza; which, atom its obstinately resisting every course •of Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the Faculty mire, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little relief, wank' appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence-•-I had a large Wets on the crown of my heal, one on each arm, and my Were broke out in a . frightful' manner ;my right - 1 , 15's was dread fully painful, and had been in a state, of ulceration for the last seven years; my left had also two large nodes on it, was very_ much discoloured, and gave me such exerutiat lug pain, particularly when warm in bed, 'as nearly to de privetne of rest ;. in this, lamentable state, I was recom mended by Mr. J. ThoMpsoo, (who . received so, great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do oo the. 26th of May ; in . the course of a fortnight, - I began to receive benefit—in little more than a inonth, the ulcers on my held and arms went soundly healed—soon after, the sores on. my legs healed also; leaving, however, consinerable dise9louration in the skin, and .pain to the bone of the lett, which,' by the 3les., sing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your inva luable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regainin its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going olt. I thus became, by your liberal advice and Me , ticine, perfedly 'free from all my former. complaints— , h. twe recovered my former spirits and stren g th, and a nt he co. me jolly and - fat, in which state havingcontinu ed many mo uths to the astonishment of all who knew m e, I ant at a 10.:5 in what terms to express my gratitude , but be g y ou, for t; st. good of. other suffering mortals, to make this my case 4. % public as possible; as I shall on every o ccasion; i n , so ~,- ‘t.,:ing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, ob Swats'ed i e n: 's very humble servant, ALEX. MIMI:ER. Close, High-street, Edinbdrgh. •. - Witnesses to the, above Cure : , • - fOliiv To •pmrso.v, No. 3, New Poultry Market; and 108 N h1`1; i fOSH, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. . y rei lured and Sold.by the sole Proprietor, Yl,oli, Member of the Royal - College of Stir geons, at his where, after a Trio:tuts T,.. `house, . No. 9, New Bridge-strut,, London; constant residence of more than thirty-stt: , years, in a podice particularly . direded to the cure 0 -2..' Venereal Comp taints and those incidental to the. Parts of Generation, wit, h that inviol a bl e secre cy w h i ch men as his profession sl.'cold always observe in such case s, he flatters himself, ti, esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advantage set-- admmisters to pet h advice and assistance he gratuitou sl y -*oils taking this Medicine, wil l , e • dons attainable and voi. la all arnbiguity. Also sold; by his app. ointment, for th e c o nvenience of ' ;e those living at 'a distance . at the Perfumer's; • - No. 35, St. . • o. Alban's-street, Pall-Mail ,-, the Toyshop, No. 103, Ox ford-syreet ,Mr.- Disborott t , W•st No. 7, 'Eish=street-hill; ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, N 1, Union-row , Little Turver hill - Mr. Baiter's, Sotith-bri dge, Edinburgh;'' Mr. Mac :l:maid, ,Glasgow ;• Mr. Callw 'ell's; Dublin ; and bye. on person - in every considerable tot I.n in Great Britain an land, in Boxes of only zs. yd. c d. I re- Cure themselves with ease,' speed, and . plain directions, whereby ps.. 'sons of eitner sex may' 'a. h, sealed - up with. Wl' secrecy, and safety. _"N. B. Every Box soldin:Great Br: •tain is • sea led up h wit . a Stamp; on which, by favour or t printed. at the Stamp .91lie,e-- , ' T. tae-C"'"" ssi " ers 16' ' - litylor, : No. o, 1 I.i;ictee-street,"—to imitate which is Ft itoy, - and all ;others. , ~ • I are Counterfeits. Nev..