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On the 9.241 ult. at Vienna, after a line ring illness, count
Louis de Cobentzel.

On the ltith instant, at his mother's house in Portland-square,
after a long and lingering ilk eis, in his '24th year, Edward Jones,
Esq. late of Magdalen College, Oxford, son of the late James
Jones, Esq. merchant, Bristol.
At Bushey, Hens Martin Madan, Esq. soli of the late Rev.
Martin Madan, of ;porn, Surrey.
On the 11th instant, after two days illness, at Tiverton, her
native town, Mrs. Cowley, the dramatic writer.
":t Ross, liereford4hire, aged 76, Mrs. flack, the last surviv-
ing grand-child df Vanderford Kyrie, Esq. kinsman and heir to
the celebrated Man of Ross.

On the sth in'tant, at Montorne, Dorsetshire, lieutenant K.
D ;;hr, of the Royal Horse Artil!ery.

'ITN GUINEAS REWARD. '
-L OST, in the Month of October last, between Lon-
donA and the town of Leachlade, in the county of Gloucester,
A POCKET-BOOK, cotuaining the CertLicate of British Plan-
t:ttion Registry of the Trow or Vessel called S ily, granted at
the Ct:storn-House, Gloucester, the 19th day of August, ISOS,
No. 76; and al,o Six ONE POUND BILLS, of the Tetbury
Pank, and One GUINEA BILL, with sundry Papers relating to
the said Vessel.

Whoever will bring the sai,l Poclcet-Ronk, with is Contents,
to Mr. William Hill, Advrcnaat, Cirencester, shall 1-revive I'E.N
GUINEAS Reward ; or any person producing the said Certificate
of Registry alone, to the Collector and Cotitptrolkr of his Ma-
jesty's Custom:, Gloucester, or giving information on oath of the
person who detains the same, su the. said Certificate shall he
recovered, shall receive FIVE GUINEAS Rewar:.; on-applica-
tion to the said Mr. Hill. •

This day was puldishol, in 4to.rrice 12s. boards,
A N ESSAY on the THEORY of the varinits
-34- orders of I.OGARITHNUCTRA'.'NCEN.I3I'..NTS; with
an lilrp;iry into their applications to the i • gral calculus, and the
Stimulation of Sisirs.

Ity WILLIAM SPENCE.
: Printed for John Niurray. ('nnctable, Hunter,
Park, and Hunter, Lonann ; and Archibald Constable and Co.
E.lnburgh.

eott BILE . _ND 1:41)11:L.6110N--MAL1.AIVI'S ANT !-
BILIOUS PILLS.

THESE Pills are particularly recnmmended in all
Bilious Complaints, whlither arsing from a weak or de.
r merit action of the stomach, from colds, whereby the secretion
of bile is obsnulted—or from excess in eating ordrinking .wherein
the bile is rendered acrid a:.(1 corrosive, and regurgitated to the
stomach, causing sickness. jaundice, windy diso rdets. indigestion,
&c in habitual costiveness, a sluggish state of the bowels—sick
head-a•:h, and also during pregnancy, they may be taken. with sin-
gular good ale*. Eric• .2s. 9d. per Box, duty included.
Sold wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's
aurch-yard, London ; and retail by ail Medicine Venders in the
United Kingdom.

1N the exclusive treatment of Venereal Complai.iti
an,l Debility, M;ssraleigh and Co. trust that the integrity of
their conduct, the invillable secrecy which they always observe,
and the superiority of skill which must b.- attained by the concen-
tration of practice to one branch, wallafibra to them a continu-
ance of public confidence.

They-assume no claim to superior merit, except that Which
might be equally acquired by any other Members of the Colleges
of Surgeons nr Physicians confining their practice to one Class of
Disease. A Diploma from the 'College of Surgeons in London,
and Testimonials, from the most eminent Physicians an 1 Lectu-
rers of regular edUcation and assiduous attention to the studies of
every branch of their Rrnfession, are open to the inspection of any
I iquirer, and constitute a fair ground for the tinpr.l-rederted
c:ss with which they have hitherto been so fi;), t.. iy honoured. •
In recent.cases of the Venereal Disea=c, the cure is almost in-
stantly completed without pain. in the most complicated stages
where other Prac.itloners have failed, they offer a safe and a per,
manent re-establishment.

In these distressing Deficiencies which are caused by a secret,
solitary habit, or by too much indulgence in the rite. of Venus or
Bacchus, even in the moat deplorable stages of Debility, a proper
perseverance in their plan ensures to the Patient a restoration to
vigorous health.

Na. 29, Arundel-street, Strand, near Temple Bar,—There is
an additional entrance in Water-street, adjoining. •
Patients in the country %closing a Two pound Note, are re•
quested to specify their age, manner of living, 4to. •