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UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS
THE DUKE' OF YORK.
NEW RUPTURE SOCIETY.
ATARICUS public Advertitements having appear 7
v ed from time ti. time with feverat of our names, unautho-
rized by us, and contrary to our wi9h4, the following notice is
siyen, in order to prevent any further ruifspprehcnfion or decep-
tion:
" We, the undertlgaed Prefident, Vice-Prefidents, Treafurer,
" and Life Governors, of a Society formerly inftituted for the
" RELIEF of the RUPTURED POOR, think it incumbent o•
" us to declare, that in confequence of our difapprobation of the
" zonduCt of fame of the Officers and Managers of that Inftitu-
" tion ,we confider oarrelvea as having had no connedtion with the
7 Society (to which Sir Jahn Pinhorn is now laid to be Treafurer;
" and Mr. William Turnbull,Surgeon) finee the Is eta day of De-
" cember 1800 ; •or have we ever fanetioned, or even been priv♦
" to, any of their fubfeqoent proeee4ings; but have joined and
11 fanetioned another Inititution, under the title of the NEW
" RUPTURE SOCIETY, eftablifhed 18os, which we truft will
" he governed by fuchiuft arid honourable principles as will pre-
" 7ent thole irregularities which compelled us, the underfignt d,
" to withdraw from the former lnftitution : and we rely on that
" public and liberal fupport to the New Society which,on inveiti-
" gatton, it may be found to ghat.
(Sigued) " Henry Hoare
" Prcficicnt. " Wm. Alen
" Melville. " W. Hall Timbre'
" Abraham Goldfmid
" Robt. Thornton
" Semi. Thornton
" Henry Thornton v.
" James Farrer
George Wolff
" Teignmouth
" W. Wilberforce
" Barham
" S. Dunedin.
The NEW RUPTUR.E SOCIETY is under the immediate pa.
trnnagc of Hier oval Highnefs the Duke of YORK; who has con.
defcended to exprefs" his full convietion of its great public utility,"
in RELIEVING the POOR of BOTH SEXES, AFFLICTED
with HER% 14Ky COMPLAINTS and PROLAPSES. By
adopting a fyftem of economy in the Formation and Management
of a permanent Fond for there purpofcs, a number of Subfcribcts
of One or Two Guineas each per annum, may be enabled to ad-
minutes confola:ion to tboufands of their fellow creatures, who
would otherwife die mifcrably, or live unprofitable members of the
eommunit y.

Vice-Prefidenti.
0 M. Carthfborc
14 i.vHeavitlde
" obn Julius tangerftein
" . Win3bam
" Robert Hankey
" Wr. Farquhar.
" Treafurer.
u J. W. Adam.

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Mr. BLAIR, No. 69, Great Ruffell-ftreet, Bloondbury.
Subferiptions for the de of the New Rupture Society are re-
ceived by the following Bankers :---Meffrs. Hoare, Fleet-flreet,
(Treafurers to the Inftitution) ; Hankey and Co. Fenchurch-Ricet;
Fuller, Chatteris, and Co, Lombard-greet ; Ranfom and Co.
Pall• Mall; and by Mr. John Sawyer, No. 20, Great St. Jams.
Brett, Bedford-row (Colledor to the Society) ; of whom may be
b id the printed Rules, and a Lift of the *minors.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, February 3:

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, }EB. 3.

C.py bf a Letter from the Right Honourable Lord Keith, K. B.
Admiral of the White, Bcd. to William Marfdcn, Efq. dated o!:
Ramfgate, the x ft inftant.
Sir—l tranfmit, for their Lordiltips' information, a copy of a
letter which I have received from Captain Stoddart, of his Majef-
ty's Coop the Cruizer, acqu aiming me that he had driven on fhore,
in the vicinity of Blankenberg, and afterwards brought off, the
French privateer le Brave, of Gum guns ; and alto that he had
recaptured the Leauder of Shields, and the Guardian of Bridling-
ton. Their Lordinips will have mucb fatisfaetion in obferving the
iltidicious management that has been manifefted by Captain Stod-
4art on that oecah,,n, a: well as the meritorious eoridud of his
officers and beat s' crews. I have the honoar to bc, &c. (Signed)

KEITH.

His iliTsjekr's Sloop Cruiser, at Sea, January 28.
My Lord—l have the honour to inform your
Lordfhip, that on the a6th intlant, at two A. M. as
we were ftrcrching from the illand of Walcheren to-
wards the Galloper Shoal, and only four leagues
from the latter, a lugger was teen palling our wea-
ther beam on the oppofite tack ; being both under
eafy fail, no alteration was made until nut Mc fight,
when the wind veering to the well, enabled us to fetch
into her wake ; after a long chace, we forced her on
there three miles to the wellward of Blanken'oerg, at
which time her Captain and a conliderable part of her
crtw made their escape. I anchored about half gun
!hot off, to fcour the beach, if necaary, and cover
the boats, which were diipatched under the diredion
of Lieutenant PEARSE, attlled by Mr. LASH, the
Mailer, and Mr. Merrar, Matter's Mate ; through
whole animated, exertions the privateer was got off
with tt futiaiaing the fmalleft damage. During the
performance of this ftrvice, the enemy colleded on
the land hills, and kept up a brine fire of muthetry
:vithout effed. The lugger is le Brave, of Dunkirk,
carrying fisteen guns, and is reputed one of the fallell
failing veffils of her defcripti n ; the had captured
the Leander, a collier brig, of Shields, and an Log-
liflpiralliot, laden with on Government account ;
the Matter and crews of which were foam' on board
of leer. The Leander was retaken by us that afternoon,
as well as the Guardian. of Bridlirgton, which had
been captured by le Revarche ;.::tatecr, off Flan-
borough Head, along with four others, all from the
Baltic. I have the honour to be, Ste. (Signed)

P. STODDART•

Czpy of a Letter from V:ee Mmiral Wren to William Madden,
Efq. dated on board the Ma.;ettic, in Yarmouth Roach., the 31.

of January.
Sir—Herewith I enclofe a letter from Lieutenant Tracey, of the
Princefs Augutta hired cutter. reporting his having captured the
Jena privateer. and recaptured her prize, a Pruflian blip, laden with
timber. hound to I. oncim, svLich 1 beg you will lay hefure my
Lords Coz.imi.Tinni.rs of the Admiralty. I am. &c. (Signed) '
T. M RUSSELL.
His Majrny's Hired Cutter,Princefs Aquila, Yar-
mouth Roadsjanuary 3 t.

Sir-1 herewith incinfe a triter to Admiral Ibe Right Honour-
able „rd Keith, K. R. .0m m a n der in Chief, of 'which the foik.,w•
nig in fubßance a ioplitate for Taur information.
My Lord—l have the honour to inform win
Lordlhip, OA on the 37:h in Ilant, Lovt ellcff heating
welt by north 45mite., at half pail eleven, P. M. I
fell in with A French cutter privateer, and chased her
to tYe S. S E. until half pull two. P 4. Mon the 28th,
when having got ai,TgliJe oilier, and firing tome
Runs and toiliketry into her, the lowered her fails. ant;
hailed th 4: t had ittuck. She is cal:ed die Jena,

',commanded by Captain FRANCIS CAPILLAy with 30
Then, mounting four guns,. and has on board a great
number of (mall arms. Had failed from Flufhing
twelve days ago, and made two catitures ; one of
which, a large ProfEan lhip, laden '.ith a valuable
cargo of timber, bound to I,ondon, I recaptured on
the fame mulling. I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) J TRACER, Lieut. and Com.