Star.
London, England, 1807-01-05 00:00:00

MOLL, 'JANUARY s.

•I.The Retrieve, TAYLOR, from Riga, and Mercury.
-Jtcatsoe, from Peteriburgh, arrived here yellerday.
They failed kens Elfirieur, in company with :the
Vine, Jackson, which *trivial left week. They brinp
no further account of the reit of the Beet.—Yetterday
fe'nnightb the Beify, Paver-U. failed from beim:y-14i
Qiintlby Roach; t,join annoy for Tonningen, but
the Cornrnancel-keving refuted to proeecd with hei,
on account of the unfavourable intittigc-c: from
thence, another petition has been fent -to the Lords
of the Admiral! y, requelling a etanvoi may prcc.ed
with the veffel direftly%

Extrata of a letter from Meffri. Jacoa KIILLAND
and Son, dated Stavanger, Nov. 29—e. On the 24th
inllant, Captain &Amos Dam Lsreore arrived
here, belonging to ihe Swed th (hip Kap ,r n, from
I Memel to Hull, with :en of his men, brought here by
fume Pilots of Adfire, who had laved them from
the wreck of the above veffel ; one man was drown.
ed, and one dead on the wreck ; the raft furvived
for five days, till the pilots received them in their
boat. The Ship being full of water, they could get
nothing to eat the whole time except a !mall dog,
which 'on the 34 dAy they divided among them.—
The Captain and the men have fuffered feverely from
the•eold and wet, leveret of them have their fingers
i and toes frozen off."
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.

Captain Alexander Prefer, to the Prince.
Captain P. Paget to the Gibraltar.
Captain G. Not, to the Bloffom.
Mr. Payne, Flrft Lieutenant of the Cryde, is promoted to a
Commander.

J W. Nelfon, Efq. Clerk of the Survey at hls Mijetty's Dock-
yard at Deptford, is appointcd Storc Keeps,- of his Majcfty's
I.;ock.yard at Chatham, in the room of W.Gilbert, Efq. who is fu.
person tilt a .1•
J. Scott, Efq Clerk of the Rope-yard at Plymouth, fucceeds Mr.
Nelfon, at Deptford ; and Mr. Scott's fon is appointed Clerk of
the Rope )ard at Plymouth.
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IVr.bifbenbas been in his Majefty's fervice 47 years; be retires
witL a pcnllon of ;col. a year.

The Birmingham packet, COCKRANT, from Charle-
flem the Clyde, is on fhore near Campbelltown.—
Part of the cargo is expected to'be faced.

DUBLIN, DECEMBER 30.

Wednefday, the 24th inft. Lord BLAYNIT arrived
at Caflleblayney, from England.
Tnefday, a duel was fought near Tubber, on the
confines of the counties of Clare and Galway, be-
tween 'Lieut. S—m of the Longford Militia, guar-
tered in Ennis, and P. O'K-••T, Efq. of that town :
the partie,, having difcharged two patois each with-
out any difagreeable confequences, feverally retired-

A French beacon, or light houfe, which had broke
from its (Wiwi, the French (bore, dros.e on Chore
near CI: ckmere, laft week, and was• feized by the
Lord of the Manor.
A French privateer chafed a ►rig clofe to Rotting.
dean lail week, and captured her : the brig tried t•
run on (bore, but the privateer came up with her
before the could effed It.
The ad Dragoon Guards hold themfelves in rea-
diners to march to the coati of Suffer.
LA week patted through Wincheller to the gene-
ral Depot, a party of the asth Light Dragoons, tr
the Loyal Greys, defined for the Eel Indies.
The a! Light Battalion of the King's German
Legion, which was on its route from Mallow to Tu.'.
lamore, was ordered back when two days march
from the former place, and they are now to be quar-
tet ed in Bandon.

The Fifcfhire Militia march to•morrow from Do-
ver Cattle, for Rye.
A Gentleman who landed at Hull, and arrived in
town on Saturday, left Memel on the 6th ult. and
paired feveral days at Koningfberg, whence he failed
on the 20th. He faw the KING and Qs, es sr of Paus-
SIA at a (mall town near Koningfberg the day before
his departure ; their Majenier. lodged at a grocer's
Chop, and the Prime Minifier, HAUGWITZ. occupied
a miferable apartment at an apothecary's ! ! !—(This
we do not believe). The KING fupported the ez-
traordinari reverie of fortune which he has expe-
rienced, with compofure and fortitude; but the:Zinser
appeared fenfibly afiliadd at the woeful change in her
condition. There were about 4,000 troops in the
town, and about xo,ooo at Konningfberg and its
neighbourhood.
CORN EXCHANigt, MARK-WE, Jaw. S.—The frefh
imports of Wheat today, with the quantities on
hand, form tolerable (applies; the trade for good
famples is full as dear, but inferior qualities are
heavy of Pale—The arrivals of Barley are very large,
which is in demand and has ready (ale, but not
cheaper—ln Malt and Beans of both forts but little
alteration—The fupplies of Oats are very confide-
rable, good famples rapport !ail prices, inferior are
rather lower—Flour without alteration.

It is very common to hear people wiffiing, " that
Fortune would befriend them." Stich, however,
ought to be told, that Fortune is not to be gained
by mere willies; 'tis the bold, atEcluous, and perfe-
vering fuitor, ir3t by words, but by ails, that wins
the ft/lila of the wealth givin& Dame ;and any one,
who can omit courting her in fuch a momentous
Lottery Scheme as begins in a fevi days, deferves not
her ft iendfhip.

It has happened for many Lotteries pail, that the
public have derived the benefit of (haring the Capital
Prizes, which is a gratifying circumfiance to the Of-
fice-keepers, becaufe it contributes to the increafe cf
file in every fubfequent Lottery ; therefore, it is pr e-
fumed, that the prefent brilliant Scheme will be of
more importance to the public than any former one,
and cannot fail of attrading the attention of thofe who
never before adventured. Twenty Thoufand Pounds
is a doretur worth having at the commencement rd. the
Drawing, and may be accompanied with a Thirty
Thoufand, Twenty Thoufand, Teti Thoufand, Five
Thonfind, &c. on Tuefcliy the 13th tuft. Hoi,itar
and Co. will pay due Intertion. and will feel much
obliged by any order for Tickets and Shares tranf-
rnitted to their Offices, 26, Cornhill, 52, Charing
Crofs, and St. Margarett's Hill, Borough. No%
33,979, and 42,369, prises of 3o,oricil. seri fold by
HOMISIIT and Co.

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From Of LONDON GA! ETZE, yeamary 3.

ADMIRALLTY.OFFICR, JAW. 3.
(Ropy of a Letter from the Hon. Lord Keith, K. R Adult-
ral of the White, Ste. to William Meriden, Efq. dated at Razif-1
gate, 3 tit December left.
Sic—l tranfruit, for their Lordthipe information, a copy of a
litter which I have received from Commodore Owen, and of the
incloturt; to which it refers, reporting the capture of the Druz
Freres French privateer, and the recapture of an Engliet trader,
by Lieutenant Parry, at prefint sidling in the command of his
Ihiajeftjs !loop the Spitfire. I have the honour to be, dcc.
(Signed) XilT/S• •
His MaJefty's hip Clyde, Weimer Road, Dee. 30, 1806
MY Loco---I have the honour to Jackie a letter Stow Lieute-
nant Parry, the Aging Commander of his hiajettf's hoop the
Spitfire, reporting the capture of the French lugger privateer.
which he intercepted on her morn from Beaehy Head, having
juft before re•capturcd the Ftiendhip Englih brig from Mugs-
dere, which had been taken by this privateer, in company with
another sad of the fame defeription. I have had frequent r.afou
to commend the vigilance of Lieutenant Parry fir= be was in-
trolled with the command of this hoop, as well as his perfevcrance
in remaining on his nation during the tetnpeftuous weather we
Lave lately csperienced; and I should do him great injuftice were
I not to avail myielf of this occafion to inform your Lordthip of
the merit he has whom* hewn. I have, Ice.
(Signed) s. w c. a. oware.
Hie Ivfajefty's hoop Spitfire. Downs,'
!9th December, rBo6.
SIR—I beg leave to acquaint you, for the inform-i
ation of the Commander in Chief, that I had fcatue
difpatched the Friendfhip (recaptured brig for the
Downs, of which I had informed you by Jetted, but
that 1 difeovered a fail in the E.N.E. being`then
on our lee beans, to which I immediately gave chaee,
and am happy to acquaint you that by half patt five
A. M I got up with her ; but in coafequence of her
temerity and perfeverance, (lig would not bring to
till nearly under the muzzles of our guns, by which
her Captain and third Officer were killed, and four
men feverely wounded, one of whom has bad his
arm amputated by our furgeon. She proves to be
the Deux Freres lugger privateer, of 14 guns, four
of which only sere mounted, the reft in the hold,
and with 5; men. She was at the taking of the
Friencithip yetterday, in company with l'Efpoir, tuto
tiler lugger, and which I am furry to fay bas efcaped,
as the bad the matter and crew of the Friendthip on,
board. flaving fo many prifoners, I thought it
neeefrary to bear up with the lugger for the Downs,
of which I hope you will approve. The officers and,
crew behaved with every alacrity during the chace.
I have, &c. (Signed) it. PARRY.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.--(Irso Ssaturiley night's Gazette.)
entoaaues orric!, Inc. 31.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Joreph Elliott, Gent. to be Quarter Matter, vine J. Lloyd, pro..
noted. Dated December 19, rBo6.
Corps of Royal Engineers.
Gentleman Cadet John N. Wells to be Second Lieutenant vies
Wittman, promoted, and Gentleman Cadet John Grant to be
ditto, vice Towne, promoted. Dated Dec. 50,t806.
Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Middlefex.
Charles Sister, Efq. to be Deputylkutenant Dated July 19, 1806.
Royal Eait Middletex Militia.
George Harris, Efq to be Captain. Date 4 Sept. ao, 1806.
Robert Gordan, Efq. to be ditto. Dated Nov. so, 180.
Stephen Vete: Triquet, Gest. to be Liastcoant. Dated July
In, 1806.
George Beale, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated Sept. 20. Oa.
James Renney, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated Sept. so, 1806.
Welt Middlefex Militia.
John Auftin,Gent. to be Rehm. Dated Get. go, 1876.
Wood MAI iot, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated Ga. 3t, 1806.
Royal Wellmintler Regiment of Middlefex Militia.
John M'Glalhan, Oct,n to be Lieutenant. Dated Auguit so, iBof.
Lewis de Lyon, Gent. to he Ditto. Dated Sept. so,
Charles Jabes Frederick Ralfs, Gent. to be !dip. Dated An-
stalt to, 18.36.
Thomas William Pitcher, Gent. to he Bongo. Dated December

sy, iSo6.
Rnyal.Spelthorne Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry.
His Royal Highnefs William Henry Nike of Clarence to be Oisp-
tame Commandant, vice Chambers, aligned. Dated Deccan-
bee i, Aloft.
Loyal Britons.
George Broom, Efq. to be Adjutant, with Brevet Rank of Captain
vice jack. Dated June 26, 'Bo6.
St. George': Volunteers.
Innen Sybrefter Douglas Wilton, to be Lieutenant, vice Br:ftow,
reigned. Dated June ay, tlo6.
James Evans, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Cranford, promoted.—
Dated March 3, iflolt.
Henry de Tray Torrent, Gent. to be Enact, vice Ladley, refigoed.
Dated Odtober 6, do 6.
Alexander "Annan, Gent. to be ditto, vice Width, promoted ;
Edward Merritt, Gent. to be ditto, vice Evans, promoted.—
Dated Odtober 31,1806.
zd Battalion of Queen's Royal Volunteers.
First Lieutenant Pierce Odell to be Captain, vice Sir Richard
Ford, cleceafotL Dated Angutt an. doe.
Lieutenant George Orme to be ditto, vice Mantua*, refigned.---
Dated November t t, 1806.
Second Lieutenant Endue Denby to be Firft Lieutenant, vice
Odell. Dated Augult 39,11106.
Second Lieutenant George §tidder to be ditto, vice Orme. Dated
November doh.
Samuel St•Cla4, Gent. to be Second Licata's% vice Johnston,
reigned. Dated Aural' 29, ttoe.
St. Jamey's Loyal Volunteers.
William Read. Gent. t• be Balkan, vice Boot, raped. Dated
Anita as,, x 306.
Duke of Gloucefter's Volunteers.
William David Griffith. Gent. to be Eofign, aloe Lack, promoted.
Dated &lobo. 26,1806.
Welloninfier Volunteer Cavalry.
Captain Beam foy to be Major, vice Coffer, decoded. Dated Oc-
tober 20, aO6.
St, Pancras Volunteers.
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Enfign Dunbar to be Lieutenant : Richard Cook, Gent. to tie
Rana, vice Prince, ref:stied ; Moo. Ryan, Gent. to be Enfigu.
Datil OZtober
Loyal North Briton Volunteers.
Alexander G. Waldron, 1,4. to be Captain, ‘- ce Stewart, refired.
Alt xander bit•Kinneni, Gest. to be Fiat Lieutenant, vice A:
Ritchie, rcfigned. Dated Odtober 24,1306.
Harrow Volunteers.

William Thomas Webb, Efq. to be Captain Commandant, vice
Lord Northwlck, reigned. Dated ptober as , 1836.
Francis Dancer, Geut. to be Lieutenant, vice Lord Claud Hamil-
ton, raped. John Blifs, Gent. to bc Fofigti, vice Webb, pro-
'noted. Dated ttEtober as, tBo6.
Chifarick Volunteers.
Captain George Edward Orilla» to he Major Commandant, vice
Woodrofc, ragout. Dated Anglia 4. zlO6.
Lieutenant John Si eh to be Captain, vice Griffiths, promoted. '
Lutign Henry Sich to be Lieutenant, vice J. Sick, promoted.
k:dsvard Curtis, Gent. to be Enfign, vice H. Sich.
Dated November t t, tBo6.
Commi(llons figned by the Lord Lieutenant of tha
County of I.ineoln.
To be Deputy Lieutenants--Anuflus Duggan, John Herds/Wks
and Henry Clarke, jun. Efqrs. Dated December orb, tBo6.
Commillions yt the Royal Lancafhire Militia, figned
by the Lord Lieutenant.—Fitt! Battalion.
Boma tuitb, Efq. to be Copula. Dated Odober 4, 18;6.
To be Lieutenants,
loket Taylor, Gent. Dated Siptember 4. tBo6.
rand, Whalley. Gent. Dated °dew t 7, teed.
Thomas Wilklnfon Gent. Dated Dec is, Ike.
&ohm Stanford, Qcne4 Dated December 13, rso4

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DIED.

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At Dumfriet, on Friday fennight, Lieutenant John Rich:Wen,
of the Royal Weftmoreland Militia. He was burred with mill-
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tary hnaeors.
At Clofeburn Maok oh the *9th ob. Mrs Terfinue,, wife of
'the Re•. Andrew Yorßopa., ntinißer of that porta.
Germany, Colonel Iharneriek ; he ferved his MaJelty
up-
warda of thin,' /Ws; !lad woo Pepsis), Ssfseyor Genera of the
Woods and necks. •

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• e FROM THE LONISON 0AT..E74, lAN. s.
:Avenge Price of Corn it Enema and W
~ front the Returns
aiding Dec.'s?, /806. .
,Wbeat. I Aye. :11 Owl 0111. .We Prole'
... d. s. 4. a. 4. . a. 4. ,; s. A s. .d.
I -
li 7 x 7 it. 20 SO ni it 11349 1
-. le seenisoPike ~ diparbbli**COCUl.ren made in
Ilia week ending Dee. 31, Is 311 s. c . INT hundred wclght.
SMITHFIELD MARKET. lannary 2.
.
To Sok *be ofild—perftont nf 81b.
, Beef • * rod top od I Veal 5s od to As 4d
8, &mon ,4sBtl to Ss 8d I Pork podto 6s 44.
INKWOATE and LEADEPIPIALL, January 2,
• . (i. . . ffer Roue offilb,•b/Ithe =cafe.
Zoo• 34 4d to 41 64 IV* -41 43 to As od
45 od to 5s od • Pork 51 od to 64 4d
-,_,-10sicator Hard IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
Bp/Jogs Apos so 51 151 .I Rases 31 os to 61 61
Fine 7L
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* FAIRS OF NAT END STRAW IN SMITUIIILD.
Hay, - 31 zoo so 41 los 4 Clover 31 104 to 1,1 os
New Do. 01 os as p 1 os I Straw, •51 41 to al ass
PRICE COPPALLOW IN LONDON.
•St. James's market 34 soil -Town'Tidlow 65s Ad to os
C3are Market p va4d Tedrow Sturm 19a •to —s od
Whitechapel Market White ditto sis od to os
(per Awn of SD.) 3s 9.71 d Ain), ditto 56s -to --s od
-------- likkodStia 481 is 494 id
us 644 Ditto rough Jos od to os
Average• Price p 204 OrcaSes its oil
Good Dow sotto a
Yellow Soap, 748.—Mottled,86s--Coitd, 9015
*nee of-Candies•per iltraso, los 6d—Moulds, i n 6.1
PRICE OF LEATHER„per lb. AT LEADENHALL.
Butts, to to Alb each sad to x3i4
IMtto,4o to 651 b s4d to 254
Merchants Racks std to ,2-!
Drafting Hide. 1744 to a
Fine Coach Hides , 191 to 4
Crop Hides for Oattbig sad to '54
Flat Ordinary .
17id to itstd
Calf Skins. 3o to 4c4+ per dozen as to 401
Ditto .90 IS 7011) 34s to 40s
Ditto lo to 1101111 32$ to 344
Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s 6d to 32 81
Lame Mao toos to 2401 per doz.
Twined Horfe Hides as so 34s each
COAL MARKET, jawary a.
Ships at Mad= Ships feed friee
117 Neweaftle Coal 17 435 od 40 j3s 3d
5 Sunderland • a 44s od to --s 04
3 lindens - 0 —s od to —s od •
2 Sense Coal - o ....-$ od to ...i od
SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, JAN. 3.
CAII.OOCS SOLD. and PRICES.
Ake. 29 Dec. 31. 1 Jan. 2.
-"' R COAL. Monday Wcdnefd. Friday.
1144 0 I 1
1 32 0
5 45 o
2 49 9
1 400

Males Main
Baker's Main
Beaton Lc%
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Da Main
erres Main
Flatworth •
Heuon Main
Hebburn Main

Hotywell Main
Kenton Matra
Montague Maio
P..ntop—Simpfon's • -
Pontop Windier's
Tanfield Moor
Townky Main
Walker . •
Wan End
Temple's Wall's End -
Wilingson
WO= Moor
Rillingworth
South tiebintra
Covrptn Main
SUNDERLAND COAL.
Bryan's Main
Eden Main
Hedworth Moor -
posbarti
Raircirs Main

so 6
so 4

12 6
466

45 6
46 0
46 0

51 0

Total,

4S 6

So 9
• 49 6
so

sz 6
49 9
so 0
43 9
51 3

N 0

46 3
46 6
47
st 6
52 o
sa 6
so 0

30 0

;8 0
5o 6
so 6

43 9
53 6
52 0
iks 6

X9O

17e
j 6

49 3

44 6
s 3 6
46 0

44 0
43 4.
38 0
6

43 9

43 0

443

TO•M
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• RENOVATED HEALTH.
IT has been too Frequently the fubjea of jolt and
general reprobation, that mat deftkute of the elements of
the medical art, have Waal thonifcirca as candidates for public
patronage in the profelfion of phySe. For tlic porpofe of doing ,
juftice to the refuit of our Ratites and experience, and to prevent
us from being claffed among thole empiric' whore impudent pre-
autumn have unfortunately fir fockty, been too favourably re-
ceived, we beg leave to fubrait to 'the liberal and enlightened a
faithful ltatement of our parfaits and acquirements. After having
received a regular medical education as the pupas of Mars. Grin.
dal and Miami, whole ledures and era lice we carefully atten-
ded, as profeffors and furgeons of the London Hofpiral, we entered.
ourfelves as Rodents in that juilly celebrated fcbool for medical
acquirement. the.Ruyal College of Edinburgh, and were initruc-
ted in the different brandies of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and
praEtice of Phyfic. Chemittry, Midwifery, Botany, &c. &c. by
chore eminent profcffors, Dee. Morro, Oregnry, stack, IPamiltun,
Duncan and Rutherford. We truer we thall not be deemed pre-
fomptuous in faying that our pv.ficietiey and acquirements are not
inconfidcrable• Having for n I,ng feria of year: made venernA
complaints, and the various difeafes of DEBILII Y, the particular
casket of our audit, and prattice, it will, we hove, be all mcd
that we have acquired fuperior knowledge of their treatment
and care. In flight and recent cafe" of infection, a paled re-
eitablieurt:.t iseumpleted it the lhort period of two days; and,
In thole of the utmoainveteracy, where other praditioners have
failed of fuceefs, a proper perfeVerance in our plan of treatment,
enfants to the patient a fare and radical cafe.
Anadft the melancholy variety of difordera which are the circlets
of a habit long and molt unhappily purfued by the youth of both
Sexes, there are none more alarming or more difirelfing than thole
deficit:ticks and debilities which frequently prevent or embitter
the matrimonial Rate. To fuch perfuns it mat be a confoling re-
&akin to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode
of treatment, be moored to that greaten of all human hidings, a
atom, manly, and vigorous ematitution. In all cafes of debility,
from whatever caufc arifing, as well as in every ;pecks of vene-
real infaftion, we may be conflated by patients of either fez with
Whageeautftfecrecy and honour.,, Hours of coufultation at home
from ten to three, and from filth the evening till ten at night.
Patients in the country arc requefted to Rate the pan iculars of
their cafe, age, and general beta of living, &c. &c. ineinfing a
remittance for advice and medicines, when the fame vi he given
or lent to spy part °Abe kingdom. To en Pure that feer-ey fo ef-
rental to our undertaking, the pottage of letters may be added to
the account for medieiem. CURRIE and Co. Surgeops
'Nave:llhr sit, 11106. No; 107, Hatton Gardzil. '

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••••• • IerATTORDSRME TsrATV. •
, To DK 691,,D1WPRIVA CON f (T,
AMOST. definable FEL LI-lOLD ESTATE;
confining df the Manor, orreputcd 141ant4 of Throwley
in kite courtay of liteiferd,. with all Right., Royakiea, and Priv'•
jaapabelenging thereto ; and about One Thoutend faurHundred
Fifteen Acres, (including exist Ninety Aeresof Wood t end,)
at tety "Alio! Land, principally la Pafiure and Ora', fituate
Siteohrleyaforsfeld, bordering on the weflerardly fide of the Cowl,
ty of Derby ; conveniently fubdisrided Into Farms, witk ail neeef-
bey (Pureeing Buildings thereon, in a Rate of complete mash., and
saw occupied by IVlr.iiihn Harris. Mr. Robert Harding; William
Lots
ta%titerrs Tontlinfon•and Mauston, Thome Oakden, John
,lienjadtin Lees, and, jafeph Hewfon. as Tenant, at Will,
tracept Mr Harris's Farris. which IF in Leafe, for the joint lives
!:01.1simfelf.and the owner Of the )
*Wires. Ward and LoCkett, of Derby, are authorifed to heat
Seethe .file of the :Rftate,.and wilLgive a ticket to proper perfons,
evilhing to view it, upon the .produetiun of which to Mr. jam
Harris, he will ihew them the premifes.—No perfon will bt al-
lowed to view the Ellate without Cush au acthority.
.Darby,-December a; aBO6.
For Rhenmatillue, I:umlseigo,Numbilefe, Mead icy, Spit-

medic or flying Pains, tuseral I)elnlity anditahmtiosi Of tlof
Syftem, Sprains, Bruges, end Chil:43ins,
lIIITIIITEHEAII's ESSEN:2E cif 'MVSTA 1.1 I)
•W (Pins. tind Fluid) are rite moft &canal remedies
world, having fucceedcd itsocafes of ten;twenty
of forty pars Handing, alter every either mems had failed an .it
has ibiartely cured more patients.ofahe above cbmpiain
all the medicines ever made pnblic The fluid is fo Lindh pe.
netratiog and keelly -in its creraton,lbst Chilblains, Spyrit.s, and
Braila, are removed by two orthrec applications.
It is prepared and fold at 211 9d. each Box or Bottle,'byft.
gtAfa-
fon, Apothecary, No. as, '?reek-ftreet, Soho, London. Sold
by every liicdiehre likndorin 'the United Kingdom
4.4 The Qesnline has a< blade tab Stomp, wieu the name of A.
Jobuttas, intend as it.

Tan CHEAPESCAND BRIT hoLEDWINE FOR COUGHS,
COLDS, AND ASTIIMAS,
CHURCH's COUGH PROPS, as a Mediciae
have been fo long known andepproved, as to nod vary Neck
to he fedi° toodsmiend It to the Public as Ow belt preparation
for recant Odds, Coughs, and confirmed Aithinas...-The many
dwurands caned *Rang Twelve Yeats triad, have confirmed the
high eitimation la which it has been long held. A nxeit Cold and
Om* yieNs 10 a few. Darts, and the molt ecaftrined Afilimas
(within the power of Aficidicise to accomphillyhave bem mired
by petfeversneein their ufe.
Mats. AA and EDWARDS, No. 66, St. Paui's Church-yard,
;wog orehafed this, and all Mr. Churet's Medicines, none UAL
'Wily be genuine hut tuch as hive their Names engraved an the
Stamp, " Shaw and ;,.divards, 66, St. Paul's (Imre& yard," the
imitation of which is felony. Price only as. 6d. and 4s. 6d. per
bottle.

To Dr Soluoio, *u4 hlouk near Liverpool.
Edinburgh, Nov. a 9, tEOS.
lAM anxious the you floe W cl..ake my cafe public.
that perfons In &dim circa mna may have recoude to th.e
fame remedy by ("Aid' 1 411 PC bele happily roftoral from a molt
&arming *me of weaknefs to perk& heath. is vonfequenoc of a
nervous complalnt.l was reduced to inch a /tate or Matti, as to
prevent me front Etcnding my ufoal bufinefs,belng (cutely able to
walk. Among many other ceifsgreesbk fyinptoms that aillidied
me, was a violent pain the Rom aeb,mid grew depreffion of fpirita.
Although a young man, little hope was entertained of my recovery.
•In this I:lifer:hie fitnation, I had secourfe to your Cordial Balm of
Gilead. which was pesechafed of Mr Andtvw Smith, No. gli,North
" Bridge, your Agent tu this city, to idiom reference may be had,
by any perfon defirous of being fothified refpcdtity, my cafe. By
Selig of thisectrUent medicine I was trailed to *the cow* of a
claw days to rafutne my employnarnt,and by continuing it have berm
comgdetely reibtred to my lifted health. fo that to your medliclint.
afirme,,nsdrt Dirtse raneweNCs, I attribute theprvfervatinast
my life. Melrrs Smith and A nnftrong, drapers, North Bridge,
will alfo give every necrilary fathfaelion mfpedttng my happy re-
covery. Accept therefore of my grateful thanks ; and believe me
to be, with refpedt. Sir. &c. )OHN SHORT.
Prepare.' by Dr Solomon. Gilead Hoefe;near Liverpoo', in In..
6d. and 3 gs. bottles ; the lat ter contain four of the former,by which
the porchafer frees gs. Every genuine bottle has a Ramp, which,
bears the proprietor's name and addrefs. " Sand. Solomoc, Liver-
pool," to imitate which is fdoeiy.

- TO. MY OORRESPONDENI'S.
T-i-HE extended Reputation, which was the firft
L objea of my ambition is the treatment of VENEREAL
COMPLAL• TS and DEBILITY, having mended to me oarless
Corrdpondents in the United Kingdom of Great Britain, and from ,
different parts of Europe and Atomics, I beg to addreis this pubic
notice to fuch iorretondents.
The occupation of my time in anfwering letters from the& who
grudge not remuneration, made it ntoeffary for ma, Come years age.
to obferve, that no letters could be noticed eiders a Bank-note was
irr.kafed. I again repeat the information, that no letters irkhent
inciofure can to anfwered, unlefs from Patients already under my
care. And I beg to fagged, that letters Rote the Welt Indies, or
from any For: gn country, mull contain rat only a complete
Bateman of the cafe, but a vary liberal cum, flat:kat to compen-
fate for the time of ftudying and writing fully ao the complaint,
and for tie preparation of a confiderable on& of medicine by a
Loadun Chonift, if fuch Mould be requibte.
When the ague does not admit frequency of correlpondence,
it is ago deftred, that the age, the manoer of living, and general
feelings, as well as every symptom that can polEbly be defcribed,
be mat particularly fpecified.
Letters require no other direetiou thatithe Militias and Sur-
nani—m Martin Bret., Efq London ;" and that the minds of either
fez may have the fulleft affurancc of fecrcey, the poßage of letters
accompanied by fees treed not be paid at the time, but will after-
wards be charged to the parties.
MARTIN ERRE,
Member of the Royal Wks,. of Surgeons in Landes
Arundicareet. Odt. n, zSzt

To TWA. TAYLOR, Efq. No. g, New Bridge.ftmet, Loodon.
SIR—T eonCier it but an aft of juilice due to the
merits of your LEANE's PATENT PILLS. to communi-
cate to you the following Cure, which has recently been performed
by them :—An acquaintance of mine, wbo by the breaking nut
of an old Venereal C..mplainx (attended by a Complication of D:(-
orders ariang therefrom), was reductd almost to a liceleton, and
though be had the belt medical advice which could be obtain td,
and trie I a variety of patent medicines. nothing could be procured
which Teemed to fuit his cafe, or dot him any ferviix; he remained
in a molt reduced and pitiable lunation for two years, unable to
follow his proteffinn, and fcarcety able to walk or even to Eland on
kis ler ; in fads co one who knew him ever fippolkd it poluble
for him t recover.. He was advifed at lag to try your Liaca's
Pt Lt.s—he did fa, ftrldtly adhering to the diredieus given with •
them—he had cot taken more than two boxes, before be found as
alteration for the better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by
taking a few bases more he found his app-vite and ftrength good -
ally return, and is now as healthy and as flout as any man I
know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any perfon to tie foe a
confirmation of the above account if it Ihnuld be doubted.

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am,iiir, your obedient humble fervent,
Library, Fo'Mane, July a:, s 80s • THO. PURDY.
Prepared and fold by the '-'le Proprietor
Taos. Tartoa, Member of the Royal College of Surma*, Loa
don, at his honk, No. 9, New Bridge Ram;
Whereafter a conftant ref !knee of more than 40 years, In a
practice particularly dlreded to the cure of Venereal complaints
and thole in. (dental to the parts of generation in both fetes, with
that inviolable fecrecy which men of his profeffion &arid always
&ferret be flatters hind-elf-the advice and affillance ►e gratultoully
adminitters to perfons taking this medicine, will be eitetmedi by
d difcerning public, as an advantage feldom to be obtained, and
void of ambiguity.
Alf° fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thole liv-
ing at a &Rance, at the Perfumer's No. 3e, st AiMus's.itreet, Pall
Mall; the Toylbop, so3,Ozturd ftreet • Mr. IN:borough, 7. Filh-
ftmet-hill; Mr. Batter's, South •bri•ige, Pdinhurgh; Mr. MIN"
aid's, Glargow ; Mr. CaUwer''s,Puhliti ; Mr. Billing's , Liverpool;
Mr. Atkinfon's, Manchefter ; ty one vertex' in every einfi-
&able town in Orcat Britain and Inland. in boxes of only 21. 9d.
each, reeled up with full and plate (14-Etions, whereby perfors of
either fee may cure thenif.lves wit' rate fpred,fecrecy, and (OM.
N. B. Every•boe fuld in Great Bri :do is foaled up with a teensy,
on which, by favour of the Cornntifrt ter., printed at the S'AMP
Office—T. Taylor, No: y, Newlirid3e.ftreet—to imitate 'Whit
felony, and all others are countetticit.

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terbury Place, Lambeth), at 114 e-rmt owl% *of: dryttrect. Publthed alto at the 8-rnat-Orrice, Tentitie—ltar.