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London, England, 1804-07-26 00:00:00

OFF/CR dF pRD.VANCE;

741. r 4# I US.
rrsHE PRI NCIP.-1L OFFICERS V 111$ M.l.
-A- ',ESTI"' D.vd.vca, do hereby eve Notleei That
Prop.nale will be ;wired at ibtth 01p,, Si. Margaret's.Jiriet,
Irestmbuter, an or before Thtridaji the 4,6 of efugatt next, Tr*
each Perm: as octy be witaag to unlertake ibe supply' of cop.,
P4R 1100 AS a"? R 111E1'3, upoi Contra #, for th: service of
this Detartmort. Pattern: of widcb Pia; be ure,t at the 11,hour.
able Principal Siorekqpettt Office, .tit 'e Tower,

Further Particulars, looker with.the Term: and Conditionr, of
the Co/unit-1i way he km.lun opens. apilleation at the .c.'rcret.t.jos.
Office, In St.
.111artareer,strett. wry Air between the bourn ;;,f
Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals Wye iv be .dellve, ed,
tea/ef up, and marked on tte " Proposals for Ow
Supply or Copper Hoops and Rivets ;" 1.4 t ao Proposal,. eate,,:
be admitted aftetthe sail 4th nay of dittgua.
8„y Order tithe thasd,..

R. IL CREW, gee,'

Extraohlitiary Elfeits of Dr. JAM ES's EV E u R „
T. IF, yet) great Fak:ack of this Medicine in the
Intitteiiia of lait year is too 'recent to be forgotten ; but
it was most singular when taken on: the first .attack,, tOr in
those cases, where the Fever was allotved to J4ain ground el'ltS:
tava4e the.e •iistitution, ,betbre the Powder Was resiirted to. '
-the Disorder became obstinate, protracted,. and sametirnels
fatal. Upon all occasions this A.lcrlicine should ba given at
the corninclicerneur of a Feveri rd wh rtever kind ; for if it 04
tilt sufficient of itself to cili:eta cure, it is ,the:txst Prepari.
nye for the Bark, and other retri.:o.es which the symptoms
require but as the genuine Pow bas often ictlown to
U.:MCC the Patient, afterlasubstioites Alla every other '
fuge have failed, it ought, even in the last eXtlVitlitY, to be
tried. Great benefits have been der;v..ed from the Powder,
when taken every w,itt-as an Alterative, in disorder; thought,
beyond the reach or medicine; "and from a commuilicatioly
from the Rev, Mr; Singleton Harputiof Dublin, there is
mason to believe that it may bc used in this manlier with, suc.,
eess in the Ilyttiocephalus, or %Slater on the Brain. for
Colds, Measles, Rheumatisms,'aritt all Inflammations iota
Obstlttetions of the Lungs, Bowels, &c: no Medicine is act
proper.
Sold only: by F. Newbery anti Sons, g0..45, St. Paul's
Church-yard (a few Doors from Cheapsitle), London; arid at
Dr.ltroes's late House, in Bruton-street; in Packets,
25. gd. each, Duty included, or in Butifes containing twgiv,,,,
Packets, price 245. as made up for the Army and Navy.
N. H. None can be genuine that have nut the words 44 F.
Newbery, No. St. Paul's," engraved in the Stamps.

To T. TAYLOR, Surgenn, No. tj, New I,Srii-treet,

Edinburgh, May 2,
TN the Spring of 1794.1 was atriiaed with a
4 Venereal COmplaint, tvttich I treated with indiffer-
ence for five months; but was thea obliged to aplbly to a
regulsr Physician, who put a temporary stop •tri toe vint.
lance of the. Disease (by mercurial applications) for soma
time; but growing, in spite .01411 medicine and the advice
Or the first Uentletnen of tilt? Faculty here, worse and
worse for two year, I Iva* reduces! to a state almost tin•
paralleled anti beyond deseription, being an entire leper,
and ulcerated from head to ftiot„-My heat!, throat, mouth,
de}' nose, arms, &c. have been alternately in tlanger ot
becoming useless; In short, I have had front twenty, to
thirty eating ulcers. on my body, anti nearly tutally.
privet! of sight.--it would he .volunnuous to, partictila.
rice all my case—suilice it to Say, there, never was, nr ever
will .be, one of a more -doneerous, or of a mare corn pH.
cued 113,113 e. I was long loolcA iipoit by my friend., And
briagined nlyself, beyond all nires of rc;ov4cy; aiiti, in.
decd, in my then condition, death teasprei6..iole to my
mor, twin, miviAhle state, In this tirrra,ttul situation did
I drag a most miserable existence, till I)ivltio iirovidvitt:e
threw in my way a Newspaper containiiig the case o a
Mr. it. or Plymouth—my friends real it, I could
stoic and procured • ionic of your LEAK. [. s VAT ENT
I' winch, by using from ;inlet() tithe, attt tioo, and
have tong been, (atter more than tour yea ts indescribable
distress,, in a, gtxxl a stare of health as ever I enjoyed ; as a
proof of this, I hid a tine, thriving,: healthy. child, born to
ine.a iew Inunths ago. In gratitude to God, and in hopes
of rendering any fellow-creaturri service, I reqii.ot you to
this; anti you otay act any tune refer rsons- who
wish to tie satisfied of the . truth of tins,. or further putt•
culars*ou me, or my by letter vr pt, son.
As few e4ses tar 11.1iillt:.3S will ever equai mine, anti none
exceed it, I have from experience every reason to _44ylirie
Illelikillti, that in yOur LEAK. E"a I I,Ls they ,viii tiod as
sore, spoirtly, safe, and radical cure, ILO tila*- most tire.id.
eage of tit: Venereal Disease, Which is railed cow.
V tit.MXD Loss. t• 'V.
. Insurmountable family reasons prevent making my
name anti addresi: , but creditables i)ersous
wanting information may also he referred to me anti my
frietuls by Mrs. S. Clark, Rainiay-Gankns, Edinburgh.
Prepared anti Siild by:the gale Proprietor, •
T. TAYLOR, Member olthe Royal Colle4c of Surgeons
in London, at house, No; New Bridge-street
Where he will give Advice without a fee, to persons tai;.
these. Pills, and will answer • patients letters, if post.. -paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases the moat
inviolable secrecy, no • person's 'name or case having been
mentioned; bitt at their oviin particidar raspiest, by the Pro-
prietor, doting the course or more than thirty,six years,
that he has had the condueling of an extensive sale of the
above Medicine, end the privet:co arising v•iereitUrn.
They are -else sold by his Appointrii,ni, for 'the.conve.
nience of those living at a distance, by Ir.. 111Ater,
South-bridge, LiAlburgii; Mr:ac Mdonald, !'.inter,(Ass-
gow, to whom also Air. T. refers tor his oildress; at the
l'crlUtnerS, 3t, St: Alhan's.,street, ; Mr.
-:hertson's Toy-shop, No, on cisfOrti.street ; Mr. Dili.
4orptigh's, No, 7.:d isit-street-hill, nearly opposite the Nlo.
tr..introt ,• Mr. Steel's itookseller, No. zeilninti4nw, Little
Tower-hill IM. Call well's, Dublin t • and by one person -in
every . considerable town in t,„; rear:ltri rain and Ird and, its Boxes .ox only c; h, -vealtl tip With 11111'1411d plain
direetiOns,_ Witereliy 'pervrah of either Seit may cure them.
selves with Use anti secrt....,:v.
N. 11. Every Box. ~, feat 'Britain is scaled up
ine
with a
..Sta, on will, by favour of the Commis.
stoners, is printed, at tile Stanip..officia-,-", T., Taylor,
No 6, New Bridge-street)" to imitate whisit is. 1i4910, Asia
all others are countsrielt.

IMPERIAL PARLIAATENT.

HOUSE OF PEEttS.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 25.

Trot Irish Excise and Customs, the Irish Reve-
nue Regu!ation, and the Irish Spirit Warehousing
Bills, were read a third time:l).66A, sn-it a Meg-
cige stmt to the Commons to signify the same.
The Bill for appointing..COtkiruiss,ioners to inquire
into the Fees and. Etn9lurnents,of ,certainUflices in
Ireland was read in a Corniiiittie,'anrreported to
the House without any Amenthnents.
The Duke a MON T ROti E Moi/Cd; thAthe. seacirtil
reading of the Bill for declaring'oertairriilrbours.in
the Bahama Islands to be Free Ports; be deferroti
to that day three Months:
INSOLVENT DEBTORS' BILL:

The ItURD CHANcrst,iok, on the cari;;ideratiOn:
of the Report of this 13111, moved an'Aniendinent to
that Clause which enacts that the',lltrivisiona of the'
Bill may be pleaded in bar of such salons tis, may.
' be brought for debta, contratted previous to„the,t st
of January. The objekil of his Amendment was to
allow' the matter of the Mt to be pleaded generally.
His Lordship, observed, that, as the Clause Was nbvy
worded, an ingenious skilled ut 4rii.
plijfcatioli,. may diatv up u pier( that should cover
St. George's He wished tOrinifer such
petition unnecessary, and therefore hitivetlara Amend.
anent for that purpose. •
The Earl of Rostti,iyi4 acquiesced in the propriety
of his Lordship's observations.
The Lotto CH ANCE4LPit observed, , that it
would 1 e a,case of.,great hardship, if, when their,
T.,(4dships Were overturning the contra4s between
Debtor. arigreditor, and liberating the pertion afthe
Debtor by..thi,s,liill, they shOtild also deprive., the Cre.
ditorof .ary,,remedy agatnit the, fature itoe, of the
person indebted to, bim. lie did not think it tight
that persons who 0104 receive- the benefit of that
Act, if it should pass into a law, sbould be placed in
a better situation than persons were under the Bank.
, tow Laws.' Their Lordships well knew, that if,a.
Bankrupt did not pay. under his first ,Commission fill
fittern shilling's in the pound,. the Law declared that
his future estate should ,be liable until he should
have paid up to that amount. Fie would therefore
move a Clause, purporting, that the future property
of such persons as may derive any benefit (coin this
Ad, Should be liable, unless the property assigned
liner irshould have' paid fifteen shillings io the
pound, on all such debts as they were detained for
prior to the pit of January.
: Lord GRAN crew. said, that it. war; impossible to
oiled to, a principle so equitable as that proposed by
the Noble and Learned Lord.,
The Clause was adopted, and incorporated with
the Bill.
Lard GU ANTI. EY suggested, that .there were many
persoos detained, for debts (not charged in excel'.
(ion) who were not really debtors to the extent of
/5001. who, if the Bill passed in its present Shape,
would not 'be entitled to the benefit of it. Those
were debtors, upon mesne process, who possibly
might have been arrested and imprisoned for debts
to the 410unt of many thousands, although they
really, were not indebted to the amount of as many
hundreds,. He wished that an Amendment should
be. inserted, to extend (he benefit of the Apt to all
such persons as shoOld be. proVed not to be indcbt.
ed beyond the sum of z gaol.
The LORD CHANCELLOR thought the idea ex.
ttemiir knit, and well worthy of their Lordships'
consideration. But as it would require some time
tO prepare such Amendment, and adapt it to the dif.
ferent Clauses of the Bill, he recommended that it
4eiCired until the Bill should 'be read a

tit id time.
the Report was then rectived.—Adjourned till
to.itturruw.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

'W'EDNEsDAY, JPLY 25.

A Person from the Office of the kemembrancer
of the City of London, presented sortie '4ceOunts,
ahowiog the progress of the works at. the London
D eks..-ot.lvred to lie on the Table.
On the Motion of the ATTORWEy.GRNERAL,
new Writ was ordered t 4 he iwied for Tiverton, in
li•vonshire, in the room of the Hon. It;CHAao
1(1' D FR, who has acerpted the Office of uric of Ills
Majesty's Justices in Wales.
On the M ition of Mr. STuaG” Bouatqr, a new
Writ +ova% ordered for Christchurch, in the room of
the Itie.,ht l'lon, GEORGE Ro,,R, who, 1.1 acceptci
the (Awe if.f. joint Pllmoter,
Mr. V4trtt,ou presented a petition from the
Mayor and :I\4,lBi:orates of Norwich, prayino,, that
alteration should take 'ace in the Corn Ltws—
Order, d to lie On the Table.

Ou:oo,s'oN presented an Accoitnt or Eiti.
mate of ;di Di)(its On Customs charged or doe on
in Great Britain,—Otdered to lie on the

Mesttage from the Lards nnnuuneed their Lorti.
uhipte ttvitent to the Irish Revenue Keriation
the iriNh anti the Irtsh Cubtoake
11..xcipo gulatiort Bill,