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"NNTIJEN we consider. the invAlual?le blessing of
v tiezilth, we regret to think that so little attention is. -1,1;i to the presetVation of :it is ide pre:eitiintrit duty of
Fie •Aco.l. duly estimate,:isthe value of his existence, to
main;fli of entl.Y has it happened that many have had the re_
an uubuardt
einbittWd; through the 'indiscretion of
3rdill ,> ltog
tr anti melancholy is the fate of those who,
reduced rrialif !-Aluedt prat:Awe in 2,EL,JCi destructive habit, hate
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bre. stitt. I})eNb''igi,y
uitll.l rn and entailm.l on these/KCS'a,ausei-a.-
inthiced ti Distressing are the Nervous Dis:fases
y`this most insidious Vice, which not only,creaili::
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211111(1 weak. and inert also. 'To those bbouring under the
above it 'may be a Consolation to n,)w. the removal• of such'
by the gradual restoration of health, is
.the result of ruy.ex-
rerierice.
Atter having been regularly educated as a Me,,,nber of- the
It oyal College, I made Venere4l4nd Scorlputic Complaints,
Ana every species of Debility, the objects .of pzrti,:ular in-
itestigation, and having devoted fifteen years of tr)v life to. the Studs of Medicine, trust it 'will not be dcemed pr7esuinp-
ron in saying my acquirements are neither inferior, or it:con-
siderable, • .
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:ige of Syphilitic Infection in the course of a few hours, ant: in the:MOre inveterate and- complicated stages, where others ,
A'ave failed, have been successful. •
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4(IAL

T: GbS-S, Surgeon, 13, Bouverie-street,
I.ltct.strtet. 1

For DISORDERS Of the HEAD, DIMNESS of SIGHT,
DEFECT of HEARING, &c:
THE'CORDIAL CEPHALIC SNUFF.

L S.a Proof of its Efficaoy, Mr. _Richard Thorn, of
Itchen-Stoke, Hants, writes, in Feb. No- to tb
Prpprietors as follows : •
" I am now 74 years-.old, and can see to read with common
glasses, and my memory is as good as when I was only 15..--
In 1776 (2.9 years ago) I was seized With a dreadful gid-
diness in my head. My Lo for gaveme various Medicines ;
they did me no good. He admitted this, and candidly ad-
vised the use of your Cephalic Snuft: l took it, and in a few
weeks was Much better. After this 1 took it more freely,
and in six Weeks was as well and hearty as ever, and so have
continued to this day."

consequeneV of the increased expence of the ingredients
of which this elegant and efficacious Sntiffis cuinpry4ed, and
the-high duty Upon the bottles, the Proprietors are under the
necess:tyof raising the price to is. lid. per bottle, Stamp
included.

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' On Monday next will be published,
By li.. Cotburn, of the Public Library, Conduit-street, '
EMOIRES de la Comtesse DE 'ACUTE,
iV L NAU ; e,rites par.elle-merne, contguatit des Anec-
(l,l.,:s Secretes stir la Cour de I''rt4i,e, et sinvis de Lettres
Comte de brisnil, Sir Arthur'i'aget, Sir William et Lfidy
Harniltuo, Lady l'eiripletown, et a'autres Persohages cele-
bres, 2 tonics, los, •
(if the same Publisher may be had,
•t. Les Querelles de'Fatinlle ; par Auguste Lafollthine, 3
tornes, izs._

2. hiernoirts et Lettres du Prince de Ligne, faisatit suite
aux Lettres et Venseet, per dc Stael, 2
10S.

In the Press,
3. Memoirs of thq Life anti Writings of Visor Ali eri;
written by iitiris.ot, trapsi•t,cci tiolg the 'tall"), 2 vols.

And whereas by the log books and minutes of
signals of the Caledonia, Imperieuse, and other ships
employed on that service, it appears to us that 111,-.:
said Admiral Lord Gambier on the day of il)e
said month- of April, the enemy's ships being then
on shore, and the signal having been made that they
could be destroyed, did for a considerable time neg.
le& or delay taking effedual measures tor destroy-
ing them. We, therefore, in compliance with h.
Lordship's-request, and in consequence of What ap-,
pears in the said log bOolks and minutes of signals,
think fit.thatsa Court Martial shall be.assembled, tot '
the purpOse of examining Mt° his Lordship's condo,-t,
trying him for the Sarne. We send ' you herealth
his Lordship's letter of the Loth of the said mouth,'
therein referred to, together with at attested copy of
a letter of our Secretary, d4led the 2gth of last iuotith,
and addressed to Lord Cochranei and his Lordship's
reply thereto, with the log books and trtinuiei.cit sig-
nals above-mentioned, and we do hereby require and
direti you tu assemble a Court Martial ivlonday_
the tgth of this utbniti (if the witnesses shall be then
.ready, and if nor; then as soon atter as ihey shall be
so) to try the said Admiral, the Right, Hon. Lord
Gambier, tor his,conduct in the instance hereinbetor4„.
mentioned. And also to inquire into his wholeisoll-,
duel as Commander in Chief of the Channel Fleet,
employed in Basque Roads between' the, -17th :Ty
of March and the 2gth day of April; 1808, 'and to
try him for the sate accordingly.
Gh en under our hands the sth day of Turie, 809.‘
• (Signed) MUL6RAVE,
R. BICKERTON,
\V. Dom ETT,
R. MOORSON.
To Sir Roger Curtis, Bart. Athrural of the White, &c,
By Cciinmand of their Lordships,
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(Signed) W. W. POLE;
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The Members of the Court were then s.w. orn,
and took their seats 'according to their resiiettiie
tanks.

Admiral Sir Roger Curtis, tart. President.

The following documents were then read :
Copy of a letter from the Secretary of the Ad;.
miralty to Lord Gambler, ordering his Lordship to
proceed, off Rochefort;or elsewhere, in pursuit ut the
Brest'Enundron.
-Copy of a letter from Lord- Ganibier to the Be-
ctetary of ;the Admiralty', desiring some additional
gun-brigs and fire-ships, -to join his Lordship,. Witfi
the answer.

Copy. of a letter from the same to the iame, acs
knoWledging the receipt of letteri on' the subject of
an attack on the enetny'sfleet. •
Orders to detach squadrotis oWßrest and L'Orient.
Letter from Lord Gambier to the Secretary or die
Adthiralty, giving an account of the victory in Basqu
e
Roads.—(See Gazette.) -

.t.ettr from the Secretary of the Admiralty to
Lord Gambier,. cpngratulating • his Lordship on the
attack of the t 1 th and] 21h April, and drrectiohi ibt
his Lordship to repair to Spithead.
Letter fr,,in the same to the sail* with the Ad=
miralty clitediOnS Of; the 26th WO, to empyq
Loid-Cohrane in the attack on th.'enetrty in Basque
Roads.

Copy of a letter from Lord Gambier to the Secre-
tary of the Admiralty, with a detail of the proceedi,
ings in Bibs:pie Roads.

[lli this letter, dated London, May to, and a&
dresscd to the Hon. W. W. POle, Lott! Giftirbitr
sLams, it) complianr' with the Oire6tion4 of thee
Lords of the Admiralty, he - had wiltteh to ttae
Oificers entrusted with the execution of theitit-
portant service in
,Basque Ro4dsi on the t t tla of
April, to
,report. to 'bird their proceeding. .the
letter then contains a long account of the *destruc4
boll. of the enemy's ships. The account 'Sin sub.,
stance the same as that which appitred in the Lon-
don Gazette, but the circumstances are more mi-
,hutely stated. Towards . the conclusion .his
ship obserVes, .1 Was obliged to 'Ave a iecond.ob-
jett in
,vje,-w,. for, besides the destruaion of the
etiemy's'stf:4l,the, greatest care was required that
his Majesty should not be sacrific'ed."].

COPY OF A LETT4R PROM THE sECßetaity 'OF THE

ADMIRALTY TO LORD COCHRANE.

" Admiraltk Office, Ma) 29, MI.
" M*Loitb—Lord Mu!grave having acquainted
my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that hka
had communicated le' you the intention of his Ma..
jesty's (3overtitw:Tt to mbve the Thanks of both
Houses of Parliament to the COrnmander in Chief,
and the Officers, S,...amen; and Marines of the Eeet
employed irt the 'late service in Basque Roads; and
that your Lordship had declared that you, should
feel it to be your duty to oppose anyfvote '6lappro
batiou for hi&.conduCt on that oec.l4sion, I am cuin-
..matiled by their Lordships
,to Signify iheir diree-
Opus that you state Cully to me, 'for their infortpa;
tioo, the grounds on whichyour Li)rdihip üb,i4ls. L 9