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NEW MUSIC.
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This Day was published,
By GOULDING, PHIPPS, and D'ALMAINE,
Muicsellers, No. 45, Pall-Mail, and No. 76, St. James's.

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street, •
DOOR KATE, a favourite Song, sung with un-
bounded applause by Mr. Ineledon, in his New En-
tertainmentof Variety, composed by T. Thompson, price Is.
Six,Spngs, with an Accompaniment for the Harp and Piano
'Forte, ,composed and inscribed to •Mrs. A. Reed, by I'.
ThOmpson, price 6s.
For Mary's Love alone, sung by Mr. Dignum, at Vauxhall
Gardens, composed by T. Smith, price is.
With gushing Tears, sung- by Miss Daniels at Vauxhall
Gardens, composed by J. Davy, price is.
The Weeping Willow, a fayourite Ballad, composed by T.
Smith, price is.
Love and Riches, a favourite Song composed by T. Smith,
price ts.
The_ Overture,. Songs, and twelve select Airs in Brazen
Mask, composed by Davy and Mountain, price 6s.
The Third Number of Handel's celebrated Messiah, adapt-
ed and arranged for the Piano Forte, with an Accompaniment
for-the Flute or Violin, by J. Mazzinghi, price 3s.

This Day was published, Price bound 3s. 6d.
ANEW SYSTEM of ENGLISH GRAMMAR ;
or English so illustrated as to facilitate the acquisition
&other Languages, whether Ancient or Modern ; with an
Appendix, containing a Complete Systein of Parsing.
v. By, R. S. SKILLERN, A. M..
Pripted for F. and C. Rivington, St.,PauPs Church-yard ;
and Vernor and HoOd, Poultry.

This Day was published, Price Seven Shillings in boards,
Illustrated Frith several Plates,
THE HISTOKY• of the. ROMAN WALL,
which crosses the Island of Britain, from the Geman,
Ocean to the -Irish Sea ; describing its ancient State, tuid its'
Appearance in .the Year iBO i .
By WILI.IANI HUTTON, F. A. S. S.
Printed by and for John Nichols 'and- Sdn,- Red Lion Pas-
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Paul's Church Yard; T. Payne, Castle street, St. Martin's;
and by F. follie, Carlisle; W. Charnley, Newcastle ;. R.
Dickenson, Hexham ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ;' and
j. Drewry, Derby. -
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
r. The HIS "IrO R Y of DE It BY ; from the remote Ages of
Antiquity to the year Int: Describing its Situation, Air,
Soil, Water, Streets, Buildings, and Government ;' with the
illustrious Families which have inherited its Honours : A I so,
the Ecclesiastical History, the Trade. A mu-sieinents, reMark-
able .Occurrences, the eminent Men, WA' the adjacent'
Seats of tne Gentry. Illustrated with many 'Plates. Pri6. 7s.

2. The HISTOII Yof BIR MI NG HA NI ; illustrated with.
thaliy. Plates. The Second Edition; with considetaille 'Ad-
ditions. -Price 75., 6d.
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This Day was published,
Price Seven Shillings and Sixpence, inboards)

IDOLITICALRECOLLECTIONSRELATIVE
to EGYPT, with a Narrative of the Ever Memorable
BRITISH pAMPA 1 GINI, in the Spring-tif 1301: • .
The Second Edition, with interestidg-Additlorfs, •
By GEO. BALDWIN„ tsq.
Late His Majesty's. Consul General in Egypt, and invited
by the Commanders in Chief, from his •Experience, essen-
tial to' the.SuccesS of the Expedition.
London : Printed by W. Bulmer and Co. Cleveland-row,
St. fairies's, for the Author, and sold by S.. Staunton, Book-
seller ar.d Stationer, No. '474, Corner of Lancaster-court.
Strand.
London, England, 1802-08-11

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, AUGUST 9.
Passed by—the China, Kerr, from Havre ; Wakefield..
13rathwaite, from Lisbon ; Equestrius, Taylor ; Bacchus,
Lee ; and Marquis of.Lanstlowne,•AtkinSon, from Jamaica
Pelican, RoWSQLI, from Cliarante.; Mary, , from W
;a-
terford Three Brothers, ,----, froth Norway ;,Tilaines,-
Nl:`Claren, , from Malta •• Generil• Moor- Watts, from Leg-
horn ; Helena, Dunn, from Palermo ; OliVe Branch, --,
from Dantzic ; Esther, from Minorca ; Neptune,
Wilton., and. Centurion, from Dantzic.
Sailed--the Richmond, Hathway, for ,Philadelphia ; and,
Montreal, Davidson,. for Montreal,
London, England, 1802-08-11

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RDA Y;
Bank Stock 18.1.1 5i India Stock
Navy 5 per Cent. to.ai South.S.Ca Stock
i; per Cent. 1797, 103 i 4k Et.:lleq. Bills gs. ss. Krill.
I risk 5 per Cent. Fundable ditto prent.
4 per Cent. Con. 'SS 7itl Ekcheqtter dis.
per Cent. Red. 7011 Oinnitup 6 54 61
3 per cent. Inver. 3 per Cent.
Ditto Scrip Ditto Ann. 12 3-16' 5-16
Ilarik,L. Ann. 26 _ 1 Bank for opening .
pitto.,shdirAnn. ~ India for opening,
Ditto Scrip Consols for Account 701,,,!,a

YESTE

NEW INVENTED HATS. •
IN consequence of the very great Complaint of
late, of the bad quality of fiats, it has induced Mr. Hare'
of No. 7t, Strand, who has resided there these twenty years,:
to try the experiment of mixing Moles' Fur with Beaver, ail'
which he has t d
iound to answer his most ardent expeations,PP,
only for their durability, which, on trial, will be found tower*
out near two such Hats as arc made in the usual way, tlje
Mole Fur making them so much finer, and of a closeftexturo
than the various coarse. Furs tnat are usually made use of
the Manufaduring of Hats ; and, with other good qualities,
the' Fur will not come off, which has been so much CO
plained of of late, as well as their taking a molt beautifu"
Black, which will retain their colour: and beiQ; th
Manufadurer of his own Hats, he sells them at the WI
price of 11. 3s. Stamps included. Likewise a variety
Army an',Navv Hats, Folding ditto, Patent Silk Hats, Lt'-
very Hats, and Ladies and Children's Hats, elegantly trimmed-
N.B. N.B. Worthy the attention of Merchants for Exportatico'
Mole Skins bought in any quantity.
London, England, 1802-08-11

.Earn tbe LONDO:V GAZETTE, Aug. io, 1802.

B-INKRUPTCII:-S ENL.II2GED.

Sept. I'S. Cocilfan., now or late of Liverpool,
mer;:lvlnt, at el;:vm, at the Bridizwater.A rots, Manchester.
Sept. Robert etton Lathropp otherwise cailed
Sir kol)ert Murray Brown Clarke, late of Portland Place,
banker, at ten, at Cu.lanall.
BANK RUI'TS

Richard Weston, of Shepton-Mal:ot, Somerset:Mire, liquor-
merchant, to surrenner September 6,7, and 23, ::t cloven,

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at the Beli-Inn, SnepTon- 11et. Attornies, Alr. Books,
Shepton. ;. or NI r. ‘Varry, New-Inn, London.
John,Kendrick ,the elder, of Birmingham, bellows-maker,
August 27, at tout, 23, at eleven, and September 24, at
eleven, at the Hotel, Birmingham, Attorines., Mr. Bourne,
Dudley ; or Mr. .‘lole,
john Heat:, of Beckington, Somersetshire, baker, August 30,
3t, at eleven, and Septenther 24, at six, at •the Lamb I no,
- Bath. Attornies, Skurray, bath; cr Messrs. Batten

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and Anstice, King's-Bencli-W.:Jks, remple.
11:...1ry Crosner, late of h rage, Kent, liner—weaver, August
16, za, an:.:"S...:pzeinbcr zi, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornics,
Mr: Phu-rimer, Canterbury; or Mr. barms, Cliiti..:rd's-
-1111,..

Ai.-n-,Marn De Mendes, late of the Pavement, Moorfields,
merchant, Au:ust 17, 21, am! September 21, at ten, at
Gniidi all. Attorney, Mr. Kirton, MAnseil--street, Good.;

Se,ly the younger, late Of Rettendon, Essex, farmer,
August zi, 26, and September zt, at eleven, at the Three
Ct:.ps .11m, Colchester. Attortnes, Mr. I.,,wrenee, Mal-
don, Ess;:x ; or Messrs. Tyrrell and 1 r,lnc!s, Reinem-
brancer's-O dice, GI ic.thall
Wilham Compton Holder, of Ross, Herefordshire, money-
scrivener, August 19, 20, and S;Tteinber 21, at- ten, at the
Old Bear Inn, Gloucester. Attornies, Mr. Taylor, G
1 nn-square, London; or Mr. Holder, Rudford, Gloucester.
• • DII7IDENDS.

Sept S. L:lin Stanley, of Liverpoel, merchant, at four, at
the Bridgewater-Arms Inn, Manchester.

Aug. 13. -Ch:g.rles Aluke, of Bucklersbury, merchant, at

Sept. 8. Peter Allen, of Nantwich, Chester, innholder, at
tv.-.‘lve, at tl:e Hop Pole Inn, Chester.
Aug. 14. George Pasmure, of Kensington, stationer, at
eleven, at Guildhall.
Sept. 7. Samuel Paul Bamforl, John Cooke, and James
Francis Clifford; of Twerten, Sonwrsetsititer, worsted-
manufaaurers, at te;l, at the Castle and Ball Inn, Bath.
Sept. 7. Janus khller, or Harrmrsinitn, wheel—wt.-iglu, at
one, at Guildhall, London.
NoV; S. Richard Martin and James Bain,'of Fleet-street,
booksellers, at eleven, at Guildhall.
London, England, 1802-08-11

PREGNANT LADIES

Whose situation requires a temporary -Retirement.
MR. VyTATSONi Surgeon and Man-Midwilei
oLrers to accommodate Ladies in an airy and retire 7
situation, with Apartments to lye-in, on terms stilted Pi
their circumstances and situation in life; their infants
out to nurse, and humanely taken care of; and as HurivlV.
induces him to oiler his assistance to alleviate the hiarrors d.
Concealed Pregnancy, he flatters himself Ladiessvvil.o%;
on application to him, the greatest attention and nuts!' PI
foupd secrecy.
Lettas. (postluaid) to Mr. Watson, SurOn and 3T:,
Midwife, or to Mrs, Watson, Midwife, No. Ig, Charlo_l9o,
street, Surrey-side of Blackfriars-bridge, wilLmeet nw

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pointed attention.
Where may be had. the.l' I Li. BE NE DIC.TA,- ati 4. 1::
per box, a certain and cfnctual Remedy to retrieve all, iii"ef
struarons and Irregularities, arid an excellent Medicine at
bad Lyings,in. • •
London, England, 1802-08-11

COPPER.

Anclitich Persons who my, think- proper to deliver in revelers,
must expo-es: therein the lowest Prices, as they will not have an
,opportun4 of making any abatement.
_ The Conditions of tie Contra& may be siren Ly applying to Mr.:
ya we: Coggan, Clerk to the .sa ammi ,qih is whom the re,ders
must be left before Twelve o'Clek at N,on on the said 18th day
of August, as nct a) Tender oreceived after that hour. .

Patronized by,the Royal Family and Nobility.

BILIOUSDISORDERS,...FLATuLENcits, 08.

STRUCTIONS, ere.

f[ALIC Testimony of DUC ON's AN CIBILI-
()US PILLS, added to twenty years extensive private
piaaice, the Proprietor, as'an Apothecary, has -experien..ed
in the high Circles, in their us; point them out the most
pleasant and convenient. Medicine for time removal of all.
Bilious CoMplaints, and for those Dis,mrders". wnicli arise
from an irreguiar.secretion of bile-and i reel i ving. During preg-
nancy, they are eminently serviceable in preventing Costive.
ness, SiCkness at the Stain tch, Nervous Head-achs, Heart.
burn, &c. winch-attack the Fair Sex ar that delicate period.
-7-They...are arl.excellent Nielicine preparatory, to Sea-bath.
ing ; by takin.; ore 'or two Pills.for two or three nights p•re.•
vious to•bathing, will cleanse the bowels from any 'crudities.
which may adhere to them, and render the body in a proper
state ; without which, many uncomfortable complaints en.
site; such as head-achs, chillness, &c. • •
Cases of their extr.cmlinary elliatcy from Noblemen ard'
Ladies, are wrapped round each box, signed C.. Dixon, and.
counter-signed Ching and Butler.
Sold, wholesale and retail; at Ching and Butler's, Cheap.:
side, near St. Paul's ; and retail, by most Medicine Venders
ineverY Town in. the United Kingdoms, in boxes, at il. is.
and Ss. sd. half boxes, as. '9d. each.
London, England, 1802-02-20

LEYDEN, FEE. 13.

Wt are informed from the Hague, that the
tavian Legislative Body adopted on the rdth of this
month the: plan of a Voluntary Loan of
.3o millions,
which was proposed by Government, for the ptirpoSe
of relieving the leople from a For Ced Contiihution
to an equal amount ; the extraordinary demands of
the present year having rendered such a surri ne.:
ceSsary.

HAGUE, Fla. to.

Sb.'./EKAL Members of our East Indian Company
have petitioned Government? to be indernhified for
the losses they sustained in evacuating Cefion ; and
luitheri petitioning that England may indemnify
them- for the Dutch East India Company's Ships
which were detained at the commencetnent of the
War ; and also that attention nay be paid to the
transactions at Amiens, with regard io the Cape of
Good HOpei by which it is said that Nit is to be
waS's flee to. the Englishi but Maintained it the
expence of the Republic.

The regular Theatres, We-conceive; have 'fittk
reason to be apprehensive of the Dilletanii Perforni-
ers, who seem disposed to try the operation of the,
Vagrant Ael, for though they may play Well enough
to keep each other in countenancei the best of them
would app earl on a puhliOStage,, less entitled to &i-
-deal praise, than the Mbst inferior of thoie who
have been.trained ro the theatrical profession. •
The modern race of slovenly beittx, with the
slaving path under the arm for the-reception of
the kaudketch;V, seem disposed to illustrate the
old saying of a saw with a side ;docket."
London, England, 1802-02-20

kyßuc: ANDPKkVATE EDUCATION.

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ST. PETERSI3URGit, JAN. z 6.

THE Danish Ambassador, LOWENDAIIL, has
received from the EmrEaoa•of RUSSIA a snuff-box
valued at 10,000 roubles, and inclosing a pidure of
His Majesty, on account of the share. which his
Court took in the Chnvention between Russia and
England:

THE DUTCH MAIL.

BUSS FEB.

ALL the Belgic O?ic+•rs in the service of Austriai.
svho had leave to return home, have now received
orders to join,their respdlive Corps by the isth of
March next. Many of them, whose Regiments are
in garrison in Italy, or in other distant Coun-
tries, have already set off. The motive assigned
for this unexpected recall, is the intended forma-
tion of fixer Camps in Pile Austrian States, in which
a forCe is to be assembled df more• than too;000
men. The -number of Belgic Officers Of all ranks
who yet.remain attached to the Imperial Armies, is
very considerable; but Soldiers of this Country
become evety day more rare amongst the E24PE.
ROR'S Troops ; the greater part of them profiting
by the expiration of their term Of service, to retail
home, whilst others desert their Colours;
London, England, 1802-02-20

• • • . This Day was publishe I,
In One Volume Oaavo, pricet;;.. •in hoards,
The THIRD EDITION, with CONSIDERABLE 3
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r.,4 INANCIAL aril POLITICAL FACTS of the
IV 'EIGHTEENTH C ENTU Of; with Comparative Es.
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•
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This Day was published,
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'THE WORKS of ROBERT BURNS. Con.-
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Scottish. Peasantry, •
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r-rHE NATURAL .HIS TORY of OVIPAR-
-: MIS QUADRUPEDS and SE RPENTS. Arranged
.ilki.pui?ilstatd from the Papers and Colle6.lions of tl-,;e Count
de Bailbn.

BY the Count de la Ct PLDE,
Ktep6r of the Royal Cabinet, and Member of the Acadc-
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Stoekhohn, &c. Are.
Translated by ROBERT KERR, F. R. and A. S. S. Edin.
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W. Creech, at Edinburgh.
Of whom may alsb be bad,

x. A Translation of the Count. de ButliM's Natural His-
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Note's and Obser=rations; by William Smellie. With up-
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Notes; and-Additions, by the Translator ; 9 vols. Bvo. .
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HAMPSHLR E.

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This Day were imblisird,
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L7LEMENTS of NATURAL HISTORY ; being
an Introdtidion to the Szistema Nature of LinnEeus ;
comprising the Charaders of the whole Genera, and most re-
markable Species ; particularly of all hose that are Natives
of Britain; with the -principal Circumstances Of their His-
tory and Maupers. Likewise an alphabetical Arrnigement,
with Definitions, of Technical Terms.
Printed. for T. Cadell, jun. and W.' Davies, Strand.

The Second Volume may be had separate.. •
-(1Z This Work is meant to facilitate the Study of.Natufal
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Public Le'Elufes, and to such as are not sufficiently • ac-
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Terms used by the SWedish Naturalist.
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RAW:MACH, rts. 12.

,•:
TT is asserted by well informed pirsod% that
Prussia and Austria, seeing at 1e.4111 their
true interests, have come to an aiFe.ernent on
the subjea of the Indemnities, and that the
GRAND DUKE of TUSCANY, as well as the
PRINCE of GRANGE, will both be indemnified for
their losses; the first -in Bavariir, and the other
in the Duchy of Westphalia, where there will be
now assigned to him, it is said; some one ,of the
Bishoprics of Hildesheim, Paderborn, or Osnaburgh,
or even that of Munster.

The Hereditary PRINCE Of ORANGE has returned
to his Father, and it is supposed he intends to re_
.
pair again= to London, by the way of•Franee.

THE HAMBURGH MAIL.

VIENNA, F. 3.

THE GRAND VIZIER intends next summer, as
soon as the affairs of Egypt are settled, to go into
the Provinces of Syrittand Natoh.a. The CAPIrAN
PACHA will also set out agaiint PASWAN OGLOU
with a Flotilla, and has requested that a considerable
number of English Gfficers shall accompany him on
this Expedition.

His IMPERIAL MAJESTY has appointed Baron
von Cutriktr 'PEN as his Atnbassador to the Helvetic
Republic, with a salary of 18,000 florins.

HANAU, FEB. 6

IT is again openly said at Orangettebry that
three Battalions of Prussian Infantry, two Squadrons
of Hussars, and a Battery of Artillery, shall be at
the PRINCE of ORANGE'S service, rig he has time
to organize a body of National Troops for himself.

FE.BRUARY 6.—A new Revolution has broke
out in the Island of Corfu, in which the Democratic
Patty have obtained the ascendant.
Three Companies of Troops _have .set out foi
Zurich, and peace has again been restored there.
At Genoa all masquerades have been prohibted.
London, England, 1802-04-15

PRISONER'S DEFENCE.

The prisoner being called on for his-defence, said,
that he had no hand in mnr&rilig the Captain,
but assisted in throwing him overboard. he re-
quested Lieutenant Southcott to be called in again ;
when the prisoner asked him— _

Q. Did you see.me in the Captain's 9abin with
the rest of the mutineers ?—A. Yes, many limes.
Q. Did you see me with arms before your cabin
door ?—A. Yes, you had a cutlass, I am 'certain,
and. another weapon •; I heard you say you had as-
sisted to murder the whole of the Officers.

Having nothing else to offer in his behalf, the
Court was cleared, and in less than an 'hour it was
re-opened, when the following Sentence was pro-
nounced :

" That the Court was of opinion the Charges
had been proved against the said David Forrester,
and did adjudge him to suffer Death, by*being hang..
.ed by the iiecleon board such -Ship of His Majesty
at Spithead, or in Portsmouth Harbour, and at such
time, as the Com Missioners for executing the offi:e
of Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland, or any three of them, for
the time being, should dire Et.
He was executed accordingly, as
,stated in a for-
mer Paper.
He was• attended by the Rev. J. Davis, Chap-
lain of the Garrison, and Rev. J. Hall, of the Royal
Hospital, Hadar, to whom, just before he was
launched into eternity, he made the following' con-
fession :

That he went into the cabin and forced' Captain
Pigot overboard through the port, while
.he was
alive. He then got on the quartei-deck, and found
the First Lieutenant begging for his life, saying he
had a wife and three children totally depending on
him for support ; he took hold of him and assisted
in heaving him overboard alive, and declared Ile
did not think the people would have taken his life
had he not first took hold of him.--7A cry was then
heard 'through the ship, that Lieutenant Douglas
could not be found ; he took a lanthorn and candle
and went into the gun-room, and found the Lieuten-
ant under the Marine-Officer's cabin ; he called in
the rest of the 'people, wllen they dragged him on
deck and threw him overboard. He next caught
hold of Mr. Smith, Midshipman, a scuffle en-
sued, and finding him likely to get away, he
struck him with his tomahawk, and threw him
overboard. . The general cry next was for put-
ting all the Officers to death, that they might not.
appear as evidence against them ; he
.seize a on the
Captain's Clerk, who was immediately put to
.death. These, he said, were The whole oihis ac-
tions during the murdering of the Officers. He
called God to witness, hoped he would forgive him,
and said his mind was easy after making the above
confession.

It is stated in the Decade Philosophique, that the
Voyage of MARCHAND round the World, lately
published by Fleurieu, of the National Institute, (a
translation of which has lately been published by
Messrs. Longman and Rees, both in quarto, and
London, England, 1802-04-15

HAMPSHIRE.

VALUABLE FREEHOLDS, in the TOWN of PORT-

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Decree attic said Court of Exchequer.
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the Place of Sale; likewise at the Dolphin, Gosport; 'Swan,
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KENT.
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•
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PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 14.

ARRIVED His Majesty's Brig Liberty, from a
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THOMPSON,' from Gibraltar.

Yesterday His. Majesty's Frigate'Arethuth, and
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A GALA,
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'WIEN ProfeSsional Men of Education and
VW
ResOonsibility deviate from the general System 1,),
the. selection of a peculiar branch, the sanction of long con-
tinued success is the best criterion of superiority.
• Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclusive
:treatment .of Three Disorders, and the successful result of
'my plan gives-mc.additional ardor to oppose, as far as - I am
able, the. ravages of those Complaints which are the most
important in the Catalogne of Hil Irian Infirmities.
'After initiation into every. Branch,.as an Army Surgeon, •
tbrmed a wish at an early period of Pradice to rescue in,
dividuals from the ignorance of uneditCated men, or the,
eqUally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioner.s.
The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which_ I have de
voted my attention, comprise every species of V E
REAL. INhECTION, whether of a recent or long. 'du-
ration: .2dly-, All kinds .of debility, whether arising from
the habits of school .boys, or the indulgences .of mature
-age,:. And, lastly, t_iat derangement of tne system in wo.
men which is called•B A R EN N E SS, or STERILITY.
-Numerous Diseases are the result. of ignorance, or haste
in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it not un-
frequently happens that. the seeds of Lite are poisoned- by
the. indiscretiorrof ah unguarded hour.—By a superior me-
thod such Complaints are easily cured-4 and, even where
others have failed, I trust that I may presume to offer a
radiCal reestablishment.
-Few, however; are the cases of complicated distress in
this disorder,. compared with the calamitous situations of
Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the
prevalent gaieties of a fashionable lite, acquite that state
of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such
pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, hut
carefully cone eals his misfortune, it may be some conso,
lation for him to know, that although it be an objed of
doubt or uncertainty with other Practitioners, the removal.
of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renova-
tion, is the. acquireffient of :my Experience. If the rites
of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour,
much anxiety will be prevented by an. early Counterac-
tion of this languid State ; and -in these cases, no great
difficulty will occur.
. _ . .
London, England, 1802-04-12

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William Entwisle, Lancaster, cotton-manufaaurer, to sur-
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Mr. Loxdale, Shrewsbury.
Frederick Gardiner, late of Great Saint Helens, underwriter,
April 17, May r' At ten, and 2; at eleven, at Guildhall..
Attorney, Mr. Robinson, Brescott-street, Goodman's-
Fields.
John Mosely and Tames Rose, of Birmingham, tailors, April
23, 24, and May 22, at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham.
Attornies, Mr. Alexander, Becirord-row, London ; or
Messrs. Lee and Corrie, Birmingham.
Christopher Anderson, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne' cheese-
monger,. May 7,8, and 22, at eleven, at the Shakespear-
Tavern, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr. Young,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; or Mr. Nelson, Swallow-street,
Hanover-square.
Robea Drake and Ebenezer Goddard, of Newgate-street,
wine and brandy-merchants, April 17, 24, and May 22, at
one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mills, Ely-Place,

Holborn.
William Henry Lovell, of.. Fetter-lane, leather-seller, April
53, 24, and May 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
C. Ware, Gray's-Inn.
Joseph Anderson, of Clare-street, Clare,Market, butcher;
April 15, r 7, at eleven, and May 22, at twelve, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Wilson, Mciorfields.
David Hirst, of Lindley, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, cloth.
dresser, April 23, 24, at the White Hart Inn, Huddersfield,
and May 22, at the Pack-Horse Inn, Rober;own, York-
shire. Attornies, Mr. Stephenson, Holcnforth ; or Mr.
Battye, Chancery-lane, Lyndon,
William Bowle and William Hannah, of Blackfriars-Road,
oilmen, April 57, May 1, at ten, and 22, at eleven, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Holloway, Chancery-lane,