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Thin day was published, Tenth Edition, with considerable Addi-
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A TREATISE on FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
By E. SENATE, M D.
As this hook is intended for, adapted, and earnestly recom-
mended to the perusal of females in every rank of life, the author
has bccn•under the netessitr of expressing himself with that per-
spicuity which will rend-r it intelligible to every reader, and ena-
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health, at the same time that it points out proper remedtes for
most diseases, and prevents the necessity of revealing those cir-
cumstances which the native modesty of the sex prompts them to
conceal, too often to theirvery materiel injury. For these reasons
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not be broken by any but a Female.
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with plain Plates, ss. bound,
CROSBY's IMPROVED EDITION of
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ritrLPEPER'S ENGLISH PHYSICIAN ; or,
BRITISH HERBAL; enlarged with Three Hundred and
sixty-nine Medicines made of English Herbs, not in any other
impress•on.--4 o which is added a PRESENT for the LAI.3.ES.
By Dr. PARKINS, of Granthatn.

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"* This work forms a Complete Family Physician, containing
the bust remedies for every disease incident to the Human Body,
chiefly extracted from British Herbs, which are best d for
English Constitutions.
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NORTH-WEST of LONDON.
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BILIOUS AND NERVOUS H
TION, &c.
Copy of a Letter from R. Lucas, Esq. to Mr Dixon; Apothecary.
SIR—In consequence of several voyages to the East
Indies, I had contracted a Bilious Complaint, to such an
alarming extent, as to be scarcely able, at times, to pay attention
to the duties of my ship. Through the recommendation of a.
friend, I was led to make trial of your (DIXON'S) ANTIBILI.
OUS PILLS, by the use of which, for a short time, I waa, to my
astonishment, Immediately relieved ; and have been for a long
while, totally free from any re•urn of nausea, yellowneu of the
skin, nervous and sick head-aches, heart-burns, giddiness, and
other corresponding Symptoms of the abovo complaint. The
success of your remedy has induced me to recommend P gene.
rally, and my brother in particular, third Officer of the Duke of
Montrose Indiaman, who laboured untie r a worse affliction, if
possible, than myself, has been in like manner completely cured.
I am, Sir, your. odedient humble wrvant,
ROBERT LUCAS, Chief Ofizer of the Hon.
East India Company's Ship, Union.
Gravesend, June 24.
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corner of Paternoster-mw ; and retail by most Country Medicine
Venders, in every Town, in boxes at 6s. anti Es. 9d. sects, and
family boxes at 225. each.

FOR SPRAINS, RHEUMATISMS, CHILBLAINS, &c. -
Dr. STEERS's OPODELDOC.
The name " F. Newberg, No. 45, St. Paul's," is engraved en
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to which its success has given rise.
IT is tar superior to all other external applications,
in the Gure of Bruises, Sprains, Rhetimatitsts, Ste. also in
Cramps or Numbness, in Stiffness and Weakness of the Joints,
as well as in promoting Circulation in the Limb; when In a para-
lytic state : it is also the best remedy for Chilblains, if dissoivel
in a spoon, and applied warm, and, with a pledget of lint weal
moistened with it, and tied on the part affected with a rag. It f 4
Ilkewise, from its penetrating quality, of admirable service in the
accidents and local complaints to which Horses are subject, an I
no stable should be without it.
Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 4.5, St. Nara Church
yard, four doors front she corner of Cheapside, London, pricy
2s. Gd. a bottle, duty included ; and, by their appointment, by
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and Co. Cockspur-street ; Ward, Midi:le-row, Holborn; Ra
dall, Royal ExAbange ; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard;
Ludgate-street; Clarke, and Bowling and Co. Borough.

HANNAY'S ORIGINAL SPECIFIC,
For the Infallible Prevention of a CERTAIN DISORDER.
FORTY. Years experience in every quarter of thz
World, has indiputably established the feet, to which th.e
Discoverer -( the late Sir SAMUEL HANNAY, Bart.) pledged him-
self, that this preventative was inallible in its powers, and effec-
tually secured to both sexes complete protection, where the direc-
tions were punctually observed. Many are prudestlideterredfrom
etying the effect of at.y antidote internally, fearing consequences
injurious to the constitution. In the nse of the specific (an exter-
nal Wash) there, is every thing to hope, nething to dread—the
doubts of the sceptic, auld the opposition of the interested, ire
alike subdued. his notorious, and has bees particularly remarked
byilie Faculty, tharthis terrible disease is not so frequent as bon.
tofore, and the bless's' has been fairly attributed to the universal
I adoption of those. principles open which this highly edetrated
Lotion is formed. The undiminished' celebrity of its character
' for so long a period is its best ettlogiom, and edvocutits its cause
Ibetter than a thousand attested mesa, which, for attains reins%
the application. of tbie-lemedveudisysissibic.
Arm
icing
‘1,4 Thyiennd'Anlasner"luy, sndiart trsoiec"itientl7 ri.stitiiild t°
the
ap
its virtues for yearsin any disease) they,-from tee of tbek
services, being more peados,* eiqpieed to the savages of this die.
order. • It Is said in bottles at 104.04. Cl** As. innore than
, ow, sad at. .7s. td.; or throe for. a ,Meet (stamps included), at
No. 1, Little 844-street, HaicepAgt, Were, only ia London,
k can be had genuine. It will %Mk to any part of the United
Kingdoms, by including an address, ostal or assnmed,milb a bank-
note equivalent to the quantity required, directed (poet paid) to
r. Less. Cdog, at the above rid-established Warehouee; who
will answer, m mital, all Orders wldi strict fUlalitlb

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% ",:':'•-•Y ..t,st i' ~ 00. -. de, :.. ei, e
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who lead them into an shrivel' perditiOtChi tikihitt
i them to the absurd exposure of their lives, their .pre-T
pony, their families, m a word, all that constitutes
PARIS, JULY 2. happiness, by rashly taltirtg up arras, when qbiet and
An extraordinary Courier has announced tri the rational men may enjoy in peace all the blessingslhat
wing of Bavaria, that immediately after the capture Peovinesce elicits them."
of Raab, the fortress of Comorn was invested, and On the 24• th of April, Soult distinguished himself
that it was about to be bombarded. i as a religious devotee, to the great edification of the'
SAINT ANDER, JUNE 14. ' Portuguese Clergy. The account given of this pro-
On the 10th instant General Noviot, Governor of cceding is as follows
this place, heal d that the insurgents had taken posses- . . .
Excellency the Marshal Duke of Dalmatia, Governorof
lion of all the ports. in the neighbourhood of this these king-loins, having frequently heard of the great celebrity of
ttihgeurtrar.:sintidcentLcallsotorcnhisiotifnogunriLei
town, being under the command of General Ballas- racreleewfm
tieatte(e'zinslsit'embletrita 27
teros, the Duke of Villanova, and Marquesito, and eteesej to manifest his favour and particular rowarescl. wo:'
their force consisting of from 10 to 12,000 men.— country; and being desirous of visiting the said church, and the',
The General, on this, did not hesitate to advance most venerable image therein worshipped, has found the means of
rable Rhocisto nuuiero us 1
g
saintadtcmtun'osgt,ifo.str
othraant r
against the enemy ; thou h he had not above 1200
men at his command. The castle and town were, by-rreelte:tealsfewin'iernevenntse
frotu
parish, who wasP in attendance' to gratify his pious wishes, of
hei, thattnet
his care, soon placed in a formidable state of defence. with so endearing and affable a reception from his Excelletioy she 1
At two o'clock of the afternoon, the French advan- Marshal, that+ from satisfaction and 'oy, he could trot restrain
his tears ! .!.
ced guard attacked that of the enemy, and a sharp
+. His kaceitency addressed many questions, to him, not only
engagement took place. i
with reganito the marvellous event to which we owe that ineui-
The enemy availed himself of his advantageous roable relict, but also respecting the population, agriculture, Indus-
defendiog himself vigorously ; but the try, and all the means of subsistence, possessed by the inhabitants
position,
e storm-march, the in- of that distrkt. The reverend Pastor answered all dim! questions
French General striking up th
surgents were overthrown on all sides took with much knowledge and discretion. His Excellency then en-
-0 flight, cored the Church with the Officers of his Staff; and himself acid
leaving behind them their arms, amtr,unition, one
,eis retinue prostrating themselves before the Holy Altar, paid
iece of cannon, and a number of dead. They col- that
.. tribute"( respect and reverence' which religion requires of
p those wile
_bowie. animated with the true spirit of Christianity. There
looted again on the bridge of Arce, whence they were ln
:cannot be a more moving and interesting spectacle, than to Ste a
again driven by the bayonet. ! great man bumislisqg himself in the presence of the King of Kings,
General Noviot atrived at length at Cartes, a little ansl tbe Soveveign Llisposer of Empires. All the inhabitants of
town four leagues from St. Ander, and prepared to . Matozioos, who were present it this religious solemnisy, wire
pursue his incred.ble advantages, though he had not :
owaralpt ming textacy. His Excrilencrexpressed extreme cancers,
a twelfth of the numbers of the enemy, when an Aide- ; ing to that AClTurtrchorlltah:boeen carriedients and jewels belong-
de-Camp arrived from General Bonnet, which coca- ! nanimity of his soul couldnot confine itself tothe expression
ther mag-
sioned him to repair to Torre le Vega, where the of concern. Impelhd by the boundless generosity,of which he has
General was waiting for him at the head of four bat- airs ady given us so many proofs, be dechred to the Rector, in the
presence of the Sacred image, th..t in the name, and on the part of
tal ions. his Majesty the Emperor and King, he dedicated fur ever toha
The hostile Generals, informed of the movements I church a silver lamp, whit the funds nee •ry to keep it c
t;nu t
of General Noviot, proceeded towards St. Ander, ally burning; that he made a further offering of two largo silver
with Bor 91)00 infantry, and 500 cavalry, attacked candlesticks ; and also that he resolved to double the stipend of the
trusted witheter,and theh salary of the Sacristan. Let this fact be coo-
a weak division which was stationed before the town,
seized its artillery, and sent at midnight a battalion ing, by fanatiwcaladteclaeimsevr
es,
respecting en
the
gionny'olanthdeilFrenctli
into St. Ander. The insurgents entered the streets troops and their leaders, and we shall become convinced of their'
by torch-light, and plundered the greater part of the partiality and falsehood. It is time to open our eyes, and to ac-,
knowledge the band of Providence in the series of events which
houses. All the Frenchmen who were found were have iseusfaltolebnetlgSo.velylow fortunate are
wh we, ahat liziav s. is has des
murdered, or ill-treated. They even washed their
tin vd ed
in the blood of those of their fellow-citizens, to be deeply and warmly yimpresseei withP
all s:heall.tle..ajertstlcii:of our
who they thought were not of their party ; and cone. Holy Religion, and who aspires only to make it shine forth with
reeled all the young people to join them, and take up new and tieverfading splendour! Let the calumniators be con-
founded, and the timid 1w tranquil. Our hopes ought to be rea-
i'.rn-s. • nimated now that they have obtained a support which, resting on
The Spanish Governor of Santiago de Arias, and religion, and lifting its head above the siortos, promises their en-
___42. reit .44_00."
the Captain of the port, were thrown into prison, and fir li ti
would have beea put to death, if the insurgents had Soult, accordingly, on the 9.Bth of April, issued a
continued two hours masters of the town. Decree for placing a silver lamp in the Church of
On the evening of the 11th, Santander was stir- Matozinos, which dedicated to" our Lord the good
rounded on all sides by French troops. The instin. JE.SUS of Bouzas," and assigning an annual revenue
gents defended themselves manfully ; but the greater of 16,000 reis for keeping it perpetually burning in
part of them finding no means of escape, threw down honour of the
bled image of "
our said
the Lord." The De.
their arms. The Chiefs alone, with a weak detach-
ment of 1500 infantry, and 500 cavalry, escaped.— i cristan.
The enemy, pursued on all sides, }Vas not been seen
again, and takes shelter In the mountains.

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FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS•

'lll E EVENT STAR...

GOTTENBURCH MAIL.
=TRACT FROM A LETTZR, DATED CA HI 54/ AM, JULY 5.
m We are without any further intelligence accouMs
from the theatre of war, there having been no arrival from Prussia
nor the coast of Germeny Vessels which arrived a few aVii ago
at Carlscrona, from Riga, confirm that the measures adapted.
there for preventing ships to came into Russian ports, from h.ng-
lish, or from enemies countries, are followed up with the ut-
most rigour. The papers of every vessel arriving in a port of
Russia, are sent to Petershurgh, in order to examine sheer there,
on suspicion that many of them carry false papers, which, when
proved, the vessels are seized and condemned. Several vessels.
from friendly ports, with regular clearances front their respec-
tive places, have been admitted without molestation ; but others,
suspected of coming front an enemy's port, have been detained,
and, no doubt, will be condemned. Only one vessel, with co. I
lonial produce, has been declared free at Riga, since the Lika,e
appeared."