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London, England, 1803-01-13

MADRAS CIVIL APPOINTMENTS.

Mr. J. Deere, Mfiltant under the Secretary in the Revenue
aid Judicial Department of Government.
Mr. Edward Holland, Secretary to the Board of Trade.
Mr. Alexander Mackeark, Commercial Refident at Visa-
mamas.
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
Mr. A. Palomar, to be Regifter of the Sudder Adawkt and
Weniadarry Adawlet.
Mr. Andrew Scott. Firft judge of the Court of Circuit and
of Appeal for the Northam
Mr. Robert Maksoint, Second Judge ditto.
Mr. Willis= Brown, Second Judge ditto.
Ragifter—Mr. R. H. Latium.
Mr. William Gordian, Firft 'fudge of the Court of Circuit
sad of Appeal for the Center Divition.
Mr. Nathaniel Webb, Second Judge ditto.
Mr. George Read, Second Judge ditto.
Regifter—.Mr. J. S. Savory.
Mr. John Rowley, Flrft judge of the Court of Circait. and
of Appeal for the Southern DiviSon.
Mr. John Read, Second Judge ditto.
Mr. Thomas Aaftey. Third Judge ditto.
Regifter—Mr. W. R. Iswin.
Mr. Robert Rickards, Firft Judgeof the Court of Circuit and
Appeal for Malabar.
Mr. Robert Strachey, Second Judge ditto.
Mr. Beatty Hodgfon, Third Judge ditto.
Regifter—Mr. T. W. Keate.
Mr. T. Townfend, Judge of the Zillah Court of Guotoor.
Regifter—Mr A. G. Blake.
Mr. E. C. Greeriway, Judge of the Zillah Court of Caroon-
-110
• R*eefer—Mr. D. C.oort.
REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

Ur. William hlablearing, to be Collator in the Zillah or
Clamor.
reMr. anies Hepburn, to be Collator in the Zillah of Ca-
itiff. %inian Garro, to be febordinate Collator in Coimba-

Mr. W. Harvey and Mr. G. W. Gilles, to be Cubordthate
Collators In Malabar.
Fort Sc. George, July to, 18ot.
London, England, 1803-12-07

This Evening—The ►ovals; with The Caravan.
•'I he New Serio Comic Romance of the Caravan;
or, 1 he Driver and his Dog. produced for the fecond time
relay evenloie wa• again receivid throughout with rapturous ap-
plause, by .n•dt brilliant and overflowing audisore, aid will be
mew,' cv:ry cvrithig till umber notice, except to-morrow.
London, England, 1803-06-08

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

On the Motion of the ATTORNEY GENaaAL, the BiU for re-
medying certain Weds in the iffuing of Exchequer Bills, was read
a brit time, and ordered to be read a fecund time to-morrow.
The Elettion Bribery Bill was read a firß time, and ordered to
be printed.
The Ordnance Lands Bill was read a third time and paired.
The Report of the Committee of Supply was brought up, and
the Refolutions agreed tn.
On the Motion of Mr. CORRY, tit! Petitions from the Tanners
of Cork, Waterford, &c. were referred to a Committee.
Mr. GARTH MO r laid the Navy Eitimates on the Table.
The Militia Pay Bill was read a fecund time, and ordered to
be printed.
The Soldiers' Pals Bill was read a third time and paired.
Mr. FITZI3I RA 1.0 moved, that there be laid before tile Houfe
an Account of the Sums railed by the Grand Juries of certain
Counties in Ireland, and of how much of the fame was applied to
the Militia.—Ordered. _ _ .

The Woolwich Lands Invettment Bdi was read a third time
and pared.
The County Bridge Bill was read a third time and pared.
An Addrefs was moved to his Majetty, praying that be would
bc gracioully pleated to order, that them bc laid before the HOllfi.
an account of fuch (ems as had hem voted purfuant to Meffsges
from the Throne, and which bad not as yet been made goad by
Parilament,—Agreed to.
CONSOLIDATION OF DUTIES.

Mr. VANSITTART informed the Committee that it
was thought necelrary to make fome alterations on
the Bill for confolidating the Cuitoms with refpeet
to the duties on certain articles. There alteration',
however, were not of a very extenfive kind, nor would
they tend much to increafe the prefent rates. He
then recapitulated the changes propofed to be made,
which he afterwards moved in the form of Refolu-
tions, to the following effea,
A duty of sot, to be paid so every semi. value of horfe-Lair
imported.
The drawback on the exportation of the Paid article to oak sad
determine.

On foreign lace imported, a duty of es. the Noire yard, on
every yard above the value of sok inftead of the fanner duty of
20 per cent.
On Sikftan Dams.* Linen, a duty of is. 3d. on every Nu/re
yard imported; and a drawback of id. on every yard exportaL
On every cwt. of Pearl Barley imported sac 6d.—.Drawback on
exportation 6s.
On every t aclb. of Stockfilh imported 28.6 d.
On every tun, conliftiog of 251 gallons of Gallllo Rhenith, or
Hungarian Wine, imported In Britifb rads, a duty of 641 sa.—
Drawback 541 t s. 6d.
Oa the fame, not imported In Britiib veffels, 681 sk per tun.
On the fame exported to the Weft Indies, or his Majclty's
lonics in America, a drawback of 591.61.6 d.
'Colonel CrescoioNit alked whether this was a
Committee on the Confolidation Bill?

Mr. Vatiiivratr replied, that the Order of the
Day for the confideratiun of the Confolidation Bill
hood for Thurfday next. The Houfe had refolved
into this Committee, merely for the purpofe of vary-
in? Tome of the duties.
rhe Report was ordered to be received to•morrow.
London, England, 1803-06-08

IP.ISH CLERGY.

Mr. WICKHAM obtained leave to bring in a Bill to
authorize the Commiffioners of the Firft Fruits, in
Ireland, to lend certain rums of money to the In-
cumbents of the feveral Benefices in that kingdom,
to provide glebe lands and proper houfes and offices
of accommodation for their refidence, and to make
provifion for the repayment of the laid fums.
London, England, 1803-06-08

BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND.

Web Brien, of Carlow, timber merchant, to furrender on the z4th
and isth init. and 14th July. Benj Laurent, 0, the city of
Dublin, vintner, to furrcndcr the 13th and 13th MIL and Lath
July.

TO THE DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF THE

UNITED STATES.

GE ri Ttebllm—Some few years ago I filw a letter
in the STAR, complaining of the delay in obtaining a
Dividend in the American Six per Cents. I was told
that fuch a difficulty could not occur in American
Bank Shares. I bought tome, paid for them in June
1800, and I folemnly declare that I have not yet re-
ceived a divldenci. My broker is an intelligent and
honourable man : I have often made inquiries at the
proper place, but without fuccefs. I beg you will
confider this as a friendly hint, if you with to en-
courage Engli(h purchafers. Your'a, Y.
June a, t8.)3.
London, England, 1803-06-08

POWDER MAGP.ZINES.

Mr. Pots moved for leave to bring in a Bill for
yelling certain lands and hereditaments, fituated in
Weedenbeck, in the County of Northampton, as
truftees for the ufe of the Ordnance. The objea
propofed by the Honourable Gentleman, in bringing
in the Bill, was to appropriate thefe lands for the
purpofe of erecting Powder Magazines thereon, it
being the intention of' his Majcfly's Government to
divide the depots throughout the kingdom.
Mr. WHITBREAD made a few obfervations refpett-
ing the danger which might happen to the neighbour-
hood of Purfleet, on account of the magazines there.
After Mr. Por.a bad replied, kave was given to
bring in the Bill.
London, England, 1803-04-05

LONDON MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, APRIL 4.
RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, Including only Ikon
the 26th of March to the ad of April.
Total---3 :74 %loners. Average 6 ts.
as. ad higher than laft return-
SMITHFIELD, Aped 4.
To fink the offal—per (tine of Mb.
Beef 45 44 to 35 ad I Veal 33 cut to 75 cd
Mutton 3s od to fts od Pork 4s od to do 46
NEWG.VrE and LEADE.NHALL, April 4.
Per done of Mb. by the carcie.
Beef 31 46 to as lid real 4s od to ds 46
Mutton 4s od to ss 4d Pork as od so dc
Stock at Market this day... Beats 0000--Skesp 6,300.
COAL.S, Aped 4.

Beil Coals in the Pool, al. yes. 6d. per Cha'dross.
Delivered al. 13$. 6d.
Sundcrl.ind, aL °a. osL
Delivered , aL 9a. od

BIRTHS.
At Bath, the Lady of Captain J. Mailer of the Royal Navy,
of a fon.
At Edinburgh, the Lady of Capt. T. Howard (of the York
Huilirs) of a fon, who furvived but a few hours.
On the 17th ult. at the Lt.-dowse, Salop, the Lady of C. Ha-
milton, Efq. of a daughter.
The Lady of William Wright, Efq. of Afpley, near Wobura,
Badford(hire, of a fon.
At Tealing, on the 27th uk. Mrs. Scrymfoure of Tealing, of
a daughter.
Oa eke apth uk. at his bode in Portland-place, the Lady of
Henry Browne, Efq. High Sheriff of Hertz, of a daughter.
Ttu: Lady of John Piltiftp, Efq. M. P. of a fon.
London, England, 1803-04-05

MARRIED.

Saturday laft, John Dlici,iiti:ZcPtain in the Royal Navy,
to ?di& Augufta Goodrich, feeond daughter of Battler Good-
rich, EN. of Sating Grove, Fifes.
At Edinburgh. Ulric Theodore Hemmingfon, F.fq. of the
Hague, to Mill Catherine Jane Ferrier, daughter ut Major-
General Day Ferrier, of Dcllefide.

DIED.

At Brighton, Saturday the ad infant, Mif. Helen ClipikanA
young& daughter of Major-General Clipbanc.
Wednciday laft, at Broome Houle, in B' arham, Lady Oxen.
den, Lady of Sir Henry Ozenden, Cart. and daughter and co.
heiras of Sir George Chadlcigh, Bart. of Devouthire.
At Bath, Lady Keane, wife of Sir John Keane, Bart. of Bel-
mount, county Waterford.
At Brighton, on Tuefday, at a very advanced age, Mrs.
Cobby, relidt of the late I.ieut. Cobby, of the fame place.
On Monday the aSti ult. Dr. Gregory Grant, Phyla:Jan in
Edinburgh.
On the 25th ult. in the 624 year of his age, Dr. George Skene,
Phyfician in Aberdeen.
At Ennets, in the Parfet of Kipearditte-011iel, on the 7th
ult. Janet Gaul, aged to s years. She retained all her fettles
to the lalt—lt is furptg, that her holland Jeremiah Dun-
bar, reached his toads year.
London, England, 1803-04-05

SHEERNESS, APRIL 4.

Arrived his tlejefky's (hip THUNDER Ira from
Chatham : the GAR YHOUND frigate, and Kira
brig, Captain firms, have alfo arrived; the Voir-
c Imo brig has arrived from Gibraltar, after a very
(bort palfAge of 15 days.
The ARDRNT has failed to the None, and the
FORT U w a from hence to Portfmonth.
London, England, 1803-06-30

DI k D.

On Saturday, the gsth hill. at Southampton, Mre. Wm. Smith,
the wife of Wm. Smith, Efq. and daughter of the late Dr. J. &mi-
ner, Prwroft of King's College.
Loft Week, by a fall front his bode, Mr. Mae Evans, of Afidsver.
One of his lons Come time ago was accidentally lint dead ; another
of his font, !hooting rooks, a few days ago, the gun burft and flat-
tered his band; immediate amputation took place, and he is in a
fair way of recovery ; and about ten months Mice his daughter (an
infant),was folded to death.
London, England, 1803-06-30

Till RING O. Kitt DAILEY.

The Courtafie;fiwne confederation Paid, that the
objeflimt made to thew that judg:nenrlhould be art,
retied way of fuch a nature that they could not de-
termine upon it till next term.
Mr. East:sea intimated, that rather than fubmit to
the confequences of this delay his client would now
fubmit to receive judgment.
Mr. Gasaow, that a writ of error might not be
brought upon this fuppofed flaw in the record, moved
for a rule to thew caufe why the verdia thould not be
entered upon the first count only, which charges the
/awing afreult.
The Court were ready to grant the Rule, but the
miler fide confented to the alteration, that judgment
might he immediately given.
Mr. Jake Geoss, therefore, after a (port addrefs,
pointing out the deplorable diets of gaming, fen.
tenced Mr. Hill Dailey, accortling to the tiatute, to
two years imprifonment in the gaol of Northam, and
to a forfeiture of all his perfonal property to the King.
London, England, 1803-06-30

a tone of voice as not to

Ursa the edits veralutions .
Livery, Mr. Alasesera Itowcaok
and in a well-delivered addrefs, in

general view of the fubjeft.
of the country. and lamented
fdr the prefent madam. but
&add be fupported 'with iiisanselt
At the fame time be thought every
taken to render the various
exceptionable at polfible; he
apt to that efea.
Mr .T and Mr. WAtTIOIII4
the neceffity that fanned to esiß
fhould be weigtad again(' the
deney of the Sill, and that no
adopted that would render it
Conflitutional ground.
Mr. Alderman Rowceovr
to the Liver:, urging his former
The Refolatious were at

unanimoufly.
Upon the Refoktion being
Reprekmatives of the City to
Patti/meat. the LORD MAYOR
He *Geed the Wet,' he .
various claufes of the Bill, and
that they &mild be Co modified as
as potable upon the libeities and privileges
low Citizens..

W. Alderman Aaneasoa raid a few words toilio
fame efe&.
Mr. Alderman Costae enridermted the propofei
swarm as unconftitutional. and pledged bitted!" ti
oppore le Bill. and. upon all occafions, whensse
be could cone& the fentiments of his Fellow Citisem
to give them their doe weight in Parliament.
Moak' being voted to the Loss Matoa, fee. th
Hall adjourned.

AIM
London, England, 1803-06-30

SIR Ills.

On Saturday hit, at &indorse, Shropedre, the Lady of John
Corbet,Efq. of a daughter.
On Tnefday fait, in Bedford-fcltiare, the Lady of Rolier: Dallas,
Efit of a daughter.
On the aath Init. the Lady of Sir Win. Beeehey, of a fan, at his
haute at Craven Hill

MARI

Thorfday,at St. George's, Hanover-fqoare, Lieut-Coloncl Tay-
lor, of the oath Light Dragoons, to Mifs Baker, daughter of J.
Baker, Efq. M. P. for Canterbury.
On the itith init. at BaGogftokc, by the Rev. George Lefroy,the
Re►. Jasne Digweed, of Steventon, Hants, to Mifs Lyford, of Ba-
fingftoke.
London, England, 1803-06-30

ECC LESIAST CA L PROMOTIONS.

On Saturday laR, the Rcv. E4' 194 Hodgfoo, Chaplain to the late
'Embaffy to Parisi and Fellow of Sent Cane, Cambridge, ma
Inftituted, by the Bilhop of London, to the Ratory of Laindoo,
In the county of Elk:, meant by it e team of the Rev. Robert
Hedgfon.
The Lord Prouott, Magiarates, and Council of Edinburgh,
Send • prefewation to the Rev. Mr. Anderfon, Mintier of the
College Church, to be one of the Minliters of the Old tireyfriars
Church, in the room of the Rev. Dr.Erildoe, deceafed.
London, England, 1803-04-02

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

WHEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen
frequently fuffer great pecuniary inconvenience front
want of knowing tome terpediable channel through whofe me-
dium they may be accommodated with temporary or pansa-
awn Sums of Money, all Perinea in poffeflion of Incomes wir-
ing from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leafehold When, In Land
oridades, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges,Maniage bra.
elements, Widows Jointures a, Patent AnnuitkPlaws, Cler-
gynaen's Living", or any other income for certain Life, may
be (umbel with temporary ort Sums permanent of Mang to
any amount, by paying an adequate Annuity Intereft for the
fame, redeemable any time at their own option. The Nobility

ad Gentry of !Lewis property may be accommodated on their
perfunal Security. Perfemal applications will be received every
Gy till three b'
adcloek, and Letters from Correfpoodeats lo town
o
r cavalry (p pa‘d) be immodiatity safwesed, addreffsd
Mars. Harris aadwill Co. at thar Annuity Bank, Na.,, Great
. .
BUDA &get, Climbs Crah.

LAST-INDIA HOUSE, Ave, It. 1802.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY e MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND trinity to the EAST INnrEs, de hereby Ative Notice,
That it it their hinnies to receive andicatives ow Cr before the 30th
of Sennthertfross the Merchant waning Towage for the Export,
tGoods to lain for fich Goat which are to k.:filitjted b. the re-
'.7.73rtio yint.rainder7iael: Coeds": Veirefale7alNrer'dtil:w3El.l/607ek;
is each furter phonic frcb dates ; wed that it it their inadive
alb t. forn•Y6 T•ItII4ST for any panity of Madeira Wier, which
may be respired by prima toilful to frit tk fame for India, Spa
funk, application.
liannelart o f the rates of freiz6t, &s. fir the firfl Ships of the
Seafie, are to k fens a the Isn of the Clerk to the Committee of
WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 23, 1803.
TI HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
-3. UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, trading t. the EAST INDIES, di hereby give nodes,
Time a Cameral Gat of the fail Company will he held at their
Hof i. Leaflet red, Toofiay the sib April taxi, froze
eleven o'clock in the penal. rota fin it 14e to ballot to the
follosoiog fluffier, genial" to the A 8 o f the 39th Get 111. eajn.39,

That this Court confirm the unanimous Refolution of the
Court of Diredtors of the sd inftant, whereby the Comman-
der and Owners of the HINDOSTAN are fully Acquitted from
all imputation of negledt or nalkonduet in refped of the lob
of that Ship."

"That thii Court confirm thtßefolution of the Court of

" Dire don of the lath initant, whereby the Commander and
" Owners of the PRINCESS Aaiun are fully acquitted from
0 all imputatloa of negledt or mifeoadu6t in rcfpeat to the
" lora of that Ship." WILLIAM RAMSAY, St,retary.
London, England, 1803-04-02

SPRING

'HYSIC.

I'HE Propriety of taking fome alterative Medi-
eine at this Seaton of the Ycar, to facilitate the efforts of
nature, mutt be obeinus to the wr►eft capacity : it is a falu-
tary practice, foundel by the wifdom of our anceftors, and
fanetioned by the approbation of every medical man : its utility
is not confined to t,te prefent advantages, but extends alto to
the prevention of many difeafes, which frequently occur when
Spring Phyfie has been reekdied. It Ihould be reeollefted how
much the perfpirationo: the holy is obftrueled during the win-
ter months by fogs, keit ,an I piercing winds, which, by eon-
bringing the pores of the tam, impede the neeeffary difcharge
of faxes from the blood ; there, by aceumulation,become acri-
monious, and (wilds nature, by vigorous efforts, or the ain't-
ance of fome feafonable alterative is enabled to expel the re-
dundancy) lay the foundation of a variety of difcafes. The i
Public are therefore reminded, that
DE VELNO's Vb.GETABLE PILLS

are proved by ample experience, to be the moßiafe and eine'.
cations medicine hitherto dilcovered, as an alterative, purifier,
and fiveetner of the blood, and lie radically curing the Scurvy,
Serophula or King's Evil, Scorbutic Eruptions, I.cprofy, the
11l circa, of Mercury, and all difeafes originating front an im-
purity of the blood.
. _ _ _

" Prepared and fold, in boxes, price 4a. 6d. or fix boxes in oae,
price ti. as. by the Proprietor, J. Pidding. formerly Surgeon in
the Army, at his Wareisoufe, No. 76, Oxford olToate
the Pant aeon ; alto retail by folding, Perfumer, No. 41, Corn-
hall; Tutt, Royal Exchange; Butler, No. 4, Chimplide; Shaw
aid Filwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Ward, No. 324,
Holborn; Swionnf, No. st, ; and by all Printers,
Bookfcllers,arid Venders of Medicine throughout the kingdom.
But all other Pills, Stc. &fuming the fame name (notwith-
ftanding they may be pompoufly adircriifed in the molt haughty
jargon) are futile preparations and grab impoStions, unkis
Spied with red Ink, by the role Proprietor J. Mang, No. 76,
Oxford-ftreet.
London, England, 1803-04-02

ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER.

R CROSBY and Co. having pill-chafed the re-
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The ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER; or, A View of the
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tertture of Alla, for the Years 279 g and 'Soo, arc enabled to
oiler them at 241. half bound, . the lirtt Volume feparate at Los.
and as they will continue to be publithed annually, :he early
Volumes cannot but be defirable to Gazdanen who with to be-
come acquainted with the Tranfadlons of that Important Part
of the Globe.

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4. Intlay's Topographical Defcription of the Weitern Terri-
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REMEDIES for DANGEROUS ACCIDENTS, and highly
neeerfary for every FAMILY to Poffefs ; reriotay mom-

. •
mended to Ho MANI NUMMI. Price as. or 213. per dozen
to give away.
This day wasputslithed, In One Val. s smo. the Third Edition, of
AN ESSAY on RECOVERING SUSPEND•
-I—a. ED ANIMA ETON, ariling from Drowning, Hanging,
intenfe Cold, Vapour, Lightning, Falls, Infants Rill-burn, or
over-laid Children, Bite of a Mad Dog, Poifon, Apoplexy, Suf-
focation from (wallowing Subitanees, Burns, Scalds, 3r.e. To-
gether with a Review of the proper and effectual Means to be
adopted in Cafes of imminent danger.
By C. A. STRUVE, M.D.
Printed far B. Crolby and Co. Stationersi-sourt, Paternoft cr-row.

Where may be had,
I. STIMAIT, on Preferring the Health of Seamen in Hot
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London, England, 1803-04-02

INVERNESS ACADEMY.

'`HE RECTOR of the INVERNESS ACA-
A. DEMI' basing reaped his Office., on account of had
hula, sad the Dinettes of that %Motion issing extremely
(lento'ss to have the. VACANCY SUPPLIED by ONE
FULLY WALIPIED IN EVERY RESPECT for the
die, do give this public Notice thereof, and raped that
tilde who intend to become Candidates, will, betwixt and
the di of Jane next, soy to Mom ?rarer, Lift of Farmßae,
Sheriff of lowered's, Joke hiacklatedh, Bhp Proved, or any
of the Magiftrates of Inver:ads; or to Charles hlaeltiatont,
No. Writer to the Signet, Mahwah; elder of whom will
inform as to the Ducks of the Mai, the Salary and &Mau►
hews attached to k, led any dim particulate that My be re-
quiete.--Inventses, March rp, dog.

To the COMMISSIONERS of the COURT of REWESTS,
for the RECOVERY of SMALL DEBTS, wain the
HUNDREDS of Basekbeath, Bromley, Beckenham, Roket-
othetwire Rotiey, and Lktk and Lamb, In the County
of Kent ; and of Wellington, id the County of Seery.

I MOST lincerely thank you for the honour you
have this day conferred upon rne,ta doling me one of your
aerie My gratitude, however. will heft be evinced, by a
puntluel mid faithful difcbargc Of the duties of the Olbee,
which, by yam kindnefs, I have beet appointed.
I have the honour to be, Gentl-men,
Your much obliged and molt obedient fervent,
Greeiwich, Muds el, 1803. JOSEPH MARTYR.
London, England, 1803-04-02

BIRTHS.

On the 23d ult. at Chatham, the Lady of Captain Hook, of
the Jed Regiment, of a (on.
On the 24th ult. the I.ady of Mr. St. George Caulfield, at
his bowie in St. James's-fquare, of a daughter.
At Mount Pleafant, near Dublin, the Lady of the Rev. Dean
Kirwan, of a fon.
At Caen,Normandy. the Lady of Wm. Reynell, Efq. of a fon
London, England, 1803-04-02

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The American Commiffioners' Bill paired a Committee of
the whole Houle, and the Report was ordered to be received
on Woiday.
Mr. Timor/r gave noire, that on Monday he Should move
for taking into confideration the merits of the Dunfermline
Committee, as far as they relate to James Trotter, and that he
Mould then move that the fame James Trotter be committed
to Ncwgate.
Mr. Coaxy moved, that certain Ads rapedling the Revenue
of Ireland be read, for the purpofe of having them confldered
in a Committee of the whole Houle an Monday next.,—,They
were entered as read accordingly.
Mr. Baows Lt. role, for the puerile of putting a qucition to
the Right Hon. Gentleman (the Chancellor of the Facheouer
of !refold) as to the mode he intended to adopt on the fuhjedt
of the Schedule of lei& Duties. Ile only wilted to he informed
of the mode the Right Hon. Gentleman intended to adopt this
Seflion.
Ik7r. Collar raid, ho Mould be always harry to give "err in-
formation in his power. He willed to Rate, that it was not
his intention to purpofe. during the prefent Sellion of Parlia-
ment, any Schedule of the lei& I/mks, with a view to their
being er.::dted. He had Paid before, and he wifhed now to re-
peat, that it would give him great fatisfadtion to have a Sche-
dule of the Irifh Duties prepared in the moll diftind and accu-
rate manner, and if he could adopt any meaftire, that would
put Gentlemen in complete porefFton of the fobjed, he &meld
feel great pleafure In doing it.
Mr. ALZIANDER brought up the Report of the Four Mil-
lions Exchequer loan Bill, which was read, agreed to. and
the Bill ordered to be engroffed and read a third time on Mon- I
day, if then my:toff-ed. •
Mr. HORII6t,id lirnight up the Report of the Grenada and
Sr. Vincent's Loan Bill, the further comiderarion of which, •
after a few obfcrvations from Mr. Wilberforce, and a few
words by way of affent from Mr. Hotihoufe and Mr. Bailie,
was deferred to Monday next.
Mr. ALCIANDEI brought up the Report of Sir James Sau-
marez% Annuity Pill, Wich was read and agreed to, at.d the
Bill was ordered to be ergroffed, and to be read a third time
on Monday. if then engroCA.
The Bill for increafing the rate of ful.rdlcrce to Inn keepers
on quartering Soldiers, &c. was reid a fecond time, and ordered
to be committed to a Committee of the wbole Houle on Mondry.

A perfon twin the London Co.rpany for the Manufafture
of Flour, Meal, and Bread, brou7h: up fume accout.ts, which
was ordered to be laid before th( tioufe.
_ . .

Tbe CHANCELLOR of the rALl,Fq:.tit Rated, that tome
doubts bad been entertained on the At of Parliament on the
rut+ et of the Civil Lift, commonly rzlied •• Mr. Burke 's Bill,"
as It regarded the ord,r of p.,yments to be made out of the Civil
Lift; it was proper to refer fuch order of payment to a Com-
mittee to confider of the fuhltet of Hi. Maj,ity's Civil Lift
P.evenue.-tic moved it immediately, sod it was ordered ac-
cordingly.
London, England, 1803-04-02

MARRIED.

At St. Martin's Church, F. B. Hippilley Cove, Efq. to Mile
Jefferys, on►y daughter of Thomas Jefferys, Efq. of Creed-
place in Gloueefferibire.
Monday hdt, at Mary-la•Bonne Church, Godwin Milliner,
Erg. to Mils Green.
On Tucfday, at Mary-la-Bonne Church, Cistain Edward
Brenton, of the Royal Navy, to Mils Cox, daughter of the late
General Thomas Cox.

Stephen Morris, of Ki!role, county Wicklow. Efq. to Ws
Blayney, of Carnew, laid county.
John Hare, of Dublin, Efq. to Mifs Eliza Croly. daughter
of the late Humphrey Croly, of Cork, Efq.
At A rdfsrt-Abb,y, Harry Vaelft, Efq. to Mifs Herbert,
daughter of H. A. Herbert, of Muckrufs,
At Balbibeigue, Pierce Crolbie, Efq. Major of the Kerry
Militia, to Mrs. Blennethaffett, rend of C. Iliennediaffett. Efq.
London, England, 1803-04-02

TO THE FACULTY.

A Well-Educated Young Man is defirous tsf en-
gaging Wailed as P..rtsicr nr Affiltant to Came Medical
Gendeman, in geottel buthils.--Letters (pact paid; disci:sad
to B. A. White Horde, Fetter-lane, will be duly attended to.
London, England, 1803-04-02

N.l u IC/1. E L ENCL.

MAILS THIS a'
ARK. DUE.
I Frcr.ch
W.terford z i Dutch
Linibur;h 0 0

V.-WIND S. S. F.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH ii.

A.::. 01.. L.
1 0
0 0

This day the South Devon Militia were em.
bodied in this town, and or. Sunday next they are
to appear at Church in their reco:inielital,:. The
DASHER, of 18 guns, Captain De LAross, was
this day liberated from quaraniine.—The Inlprd
off the Sound is very flria ; all the fpare lianck
that could be taken from the trawling (loops, have
been impreffed and carried off; many of them wer,
Apprentices, and were taken whilit trawling OD
the filling ground.—Came in the I? FNARD, of 18
guns, Captain CATHCAKT, from Ireland, with im
preffed men.—Admiral CAMPLFFL i to hoist hi'
Flag on hoard the Cu LLODE w, of 74 roins, • tir:til
the !hip to which he is appointed is read,. t)7. I.; t;1.
Came in from Liverpool, with impelled men
arid volunteers, tile SIRIUS, of 36 guns, Captaii.
Paowss ; alfo, from Exmouth, the EAGLE EXCH::
cutter, Capt. WARD, with feamen, from Falr.iouth;
the ACTIVE Excite cutter, Capt. KiNGSMAN, with
feamen for the fleet. Came in from Toplham, the
Sidmouth, NNE, with Hour, cyder, &c. Remain
iu Hamoaze, fitting for lea, the SPITFIRE, of 24
guns, Rear Admiral DACRES, Captain KING ;
PLANTAGENET, 741 Capt. HANIFIOND; MARS, 74,
Capt. -- ; SPARTIATE, 84, Capt. G. MURRAY ;
TONANT, 74, Capt. Sir E. PELLEW ; MALTA,
Capt. BULLING ; CONQIEROR, 74, Capt. Sir T.
Louis (commillioned yeflerday) ; and SALVADOR
DEL MUNDO, 112, Capt. C. H. LANE.
The above men of war would facia be ready for
fea provided they were manned. All their mat Ines
are embarked, who are very ferviceable in towing
the (hips provifions, &c.—Remain in Cawland,
ready for fea, the CULLODEN, of 74 guns, Rear-
Admiral CAMPBELL; COURAGEUX, of 74 guns,
Admiral Lord KEITH ; GALGO, of 14 guns, Cap.
tain Doe; HAZARD, of 18 guns, Captain Nev E.—
In the Sound, the SIRIUS, of 36 guns, Captain
PRowse ; DASHER, of 18 guns; Imoassis, of 18
guns, Captain VAUGHAN ; ROSARIO, of 18 guns,
Captain Mov NSEY ; Escoar gun brig; cutters,
Revenue veffels, &c.
London, England, 1803-04-02

PRIVATE LETTER.

Nits, MAILCK 28.—The reports of an amicable
adjutiment of the differences between Great Britain
and this Republic afrumes every day more of con.
Mem, and the degree of credit with which they
are received is manifeßed in its effeas. The arti-
cles of colonial produce, which, on the firft alarm,
had rapidly encreafed in price, have already fallen
to their former level ; and the Merchants, you may
be allured, would not forego their encreafed profit,
unlefs in the full confidence of a regular (ripply.
If we look to the Thuilleries, every thing there
wears a &Igoe appearance : the countenance of
Bow APAILTII is fcrene and .4 unclouded:" and what
you will pronounce to be of more importance is,
that he now gives up, to the pleafures of the chace,
thofe morning hours, which were fa lately devoted
to the difcuffions in the CounCil of State. lam
not aware in what manner this great queilion is
jug now regarded on your fide of the water, but
here no one symptom of hoßilim is to be difcerned.
I read, indeed, in an English newfpaper, force
days fence, that the levying of the Confcripts, at
this fcafon, sv4s a circumflance which should be
eyed with jealoufy. This mcafure, however, it is
ordered by a pofitive law, takes place in the fpring
of every year. It has no reference whatever to
erifing circumftances," and a French toidosisc
might build an alarm, with jug as much of fa•
pience,on the annual call of your militia to exercife.

♦%OTH!L LETTER, SAMS DAIL

It is laid, with a great degree of confidence,
that the million of CALM &arm lilt into Holland
is conneded with an object fuperior in magnitude
to that of the Louifiana expedition ! All the Ge-
nerals too, appointed to the army of tiatvant Flan.
ders, h is well known, are the intimates of the Se.
crew y at War, and are cordially devoted to the
FIR 11. CON sot ; it may alto, with truth, be added,
that all the demi-brigades which had been in Egypt,
were ordered to the fatae part of the Republic.—
The banks of the river Scheldt. are, moreover,
covered with troops and magazines.

The Madrid Court Gazette of the 4th of March
contains a copy of the highly fatisfaCtory and loyal
irddrefs prefented by all the Merchants and Inha-
bitants of Gibraltar, to his Royal Highnefs the
Duke of KENT as Governor, on the late diftur-
bances in the Garriton, which is a very fingular
and extraordinary proof of thehigh elleem in which
his Royal Highnefs's conduit and charaeler mull
he held by the Spanifh Court, which could induce
them to deviate in fo remarkable a manner from
the eflabliffied cullom of that country. It is a well
known fall, that in all public or official sifts of
the Spanifh Government, and even in common
converfation, the mention of Gibraltar is to this
day Iludioufly avoided, and the whenever it is
neccfrary to fpeak or write about it, it is uniformly
styled !a Plaza, or the P!a:e ; but in the prefent
inftance, the national and wounded pride of the
country teems to have been laid afide, to pay his
Royal Highnefs a compliment which his condwft
Las fu deferred.
London, England, 1803-04-02

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- .
Under HER MAJESTY.' IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE.
THE EXHIBITION of Mifs THOMPSON's
PICTURES, cleated in WOOL, from the Works of
the molt cßolosed Matters, is now open, having the Addition
of Three New Pieces;—the Good Shepherd, from a celebrated
P.ontior by Murillo ;.--3 Portrait from Vandyke;—and a (mall
Landilepc from Weßall —Admittance One Sliming.
i 7, Ms Bood•ftreet.

NEXT MONDAY THE STATE LOTTERY BEGINS
DRAWING. _ _ _ _

TICKETS and SHARES are on SALE in
great VarletY. and at the Lowell Prices, at
HODGES and Co.'s, Stock Brokers,

24*.149,05f0id-ftreet, oppofite bond-Rivet, and No. 44, St
James's-Rreet.
4`,/* Prizes paid on demand.

• S'TA'YS LOTTERY OFFICE,
Mn 26, CORNHILL.
MESSRS. HORNSBY and Co. acquaint their
Friends and the Public. that the Englith State Lottery
begins drawing on MONDAY NEXT, April ;O.—Tickets,
)Wits, Quartet Eighths, and Sixteenths, are now felling in
great variety of Numbers, and at the loweft phew.
Prita4 paid egi demand.

ALL Perfons who have any Claims or Demands
upon the Partnerthlp Concernsof Mr. FRANCIS RID-
DLE. and GEORGE WADE, both decoded, carried on un-
der the Firm of RUDDLE and WADE, are requefted to knd
the fame immediately to Metrts. Strong, Still, and Strong, of
Lincoln's London.

`I(ESSRS. THOMAS and GEORGE RUD-
.I.v.I. DLE, having entered into Partnerihip, beg to acquaint
their Friends, that they [traced to the Bufinefs of the late
?delfts. Boddie and *aide, and carry on the Caine, at the Old
Office, oppoEte the Bank, where every Attention will be paid
as ufuaLto their Concerns.

RESIDI

ICE near READING, BERKS.

ij'AMILIES demons of Accommodation in that
Neighbourhood, by fending the Particulars of their Wifb
in extent of Roans, Rent, and Quantity of Land required,
(Polt Paid) to J. Hawks. Reading, than receive immediate
Attention, having levcrai Houfes, in and near that Town, to
Let, both Puntlibed and Unfurnifited.

LADIES BOARDING SCHOOL.
erOBE DISPOSED OF. a very old and well-
dtabltilted Wood, io a licaidry part of the County of
Northampton.
For particulars enquire, patrimony, of Mr. Smith, No. ss,
New bond !tract.
London, England, 1803-06-06

KENNET and AVON CANAL NAVIGATION.

NOTICE is' hereby given, that at A General
Quarterly Nteetinguf the Committee of Management (lithe
Affairs and &briefs of the Company of Proprietors of the KFN-
NFT and AVON CANAL. NAVIiI.‘ I'ION. held at the Bear
Inn, at Desire., in the County of Wilts, on Friday the aith day
of /starch. 11023. at Eleven „clock in the Forenoon, purfuaot to
public Advertifernent, the laid Committee 041 find _a Call from
tlffeveral Proprietor. ofThree Thoufand New Shares airtfinris,d
by an Aet of Parliament, made and paffAl in the Fortgaßiß Year
of the Reign of his (dent entitled. v An Ad far ena-
Nitre the Company of•Propricon of the Kennet and Avon Canal
N. vigtti n to complete the fame, and foe. amending the leveret
Ads palled for malting the Paid Canal." to be taken and futifcribs.l
foe' in Shan and Half Share, n •he Navi;ation and Undertaking
autlnaised to be made and earned on by the laid Company of
Propeeion for the Sum of 51. for and In yelped of every Each
Whole „Share. and 21. ter. fcir and in relb.:4l of (very loch Half
Share, to be wanting wait necollary, in order tetletray the Fs-
pew( is of, and to carry on the fame. And did make a Call from
the Ldd fever I Proprietors for tke.faidSwe of 51 forand in re-
fried of every full Whole Slogvtawsl al rea fee and in refped of
every fuch Half Shark* the laid Navigation and Undertaking for
tbofe Ptirpores accorgegiy; and did appoint the fame to be paid
into the Hands of Meffrs. itifords, Davis and Co. Treafiners of
the fad Company, in Drifter; on or before the ilth day of June,
tile 3. By Order of the laid Committee.
JOHN WARD, Principal Clerk
London, England, 1803-06-06

MINEHEAD SFA BitTkl:NO.

AHOUSE TO BE LET, ready furniflied. fnr
three or four Month*, tont:king of two pa 'lours, one tti feet
by 16 and a half, the other is by is and a itai, four hed.roema,
kitchen, cellar, &e. a good walled :arden, w.ll flocked with trait.
Rook is pleafantly Gestated, and sonsmamis a view of the Sea.
Letters, polL paid, addrca'sd to A. B. Poll. 05ce, Mlncheads
will be duly attended to.
London, England, 1803-06-06

To the PROPRIETORS of the WFYNIOU PN NO ffl..
S litbury, Deceit; 3er ft t
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 'chat t
Trcafurcr of ti is Tont:tt: Concern will pros e. to nla'.e
a Diftribution of the Rents which he bath in his
amonglt fuch of the Proprietors who than, on or before the :4-t
day of June, ski. fend to him (Michael Burrough 1 fq. of S
bury, Banker.) an Account of their Claim. And it is er-r 1;lc
required that each Claimant will make an Affidavit either be o • a
Mailer in Chancery or a Magiitr ate, of the of rte Claim..l:t ,
either as an Original Suliferiker, or as Afft,wiee or I accutor of-an
Original Subfcriber, of the Place of Refdence And 'dual liLi
of the Nominee, in rcfped of which furl Claim I mode. or If dead
when and where fuch Nominee died. And all Claim• not duly ye
riled upon Oath will be dif:Nwed; and all Perfons not then
claiming willlore the Benefit of the laid Diltribution.
MADDOX and STEVENSON, Linaoln's-Inn.
London, England, 1803-06-01

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Betsz,MAT ts.—General Licoultllt arrived here
to-day. The regiment of Chaff-curs in garrifon at this
place are to be new clothed. As preparations for the
better accommodation of the French troops continue,
it is not eepated that they will fpeedily leave the
country. It is even Paid that their number will be
conftderably increafed, and that a military !Chou'
will be eftablifhed.
Bow as or THI MAYNE,MAY (9.—Every thinglias
fuddenly aroma a warlike afpeft on the Lower
Rhine, Report (peaks of a conf►derable corps which
is to be affembled, and kept in readinefs to crofs the
Rhine on the firft notice, in order to (hut the
mouths of the Elbe and the Wefer agaiell the Englifh,
to take polTeffion of the Eleflorate of Hanover, and
hold it in Afros till peace. This corps, which will be
affembled in the department of the Roer, estending
its right beyond Bonn towards Coblenta, will form
the right wing of an army, which, front the North
Sea, will reach to that point. It will be corn.
mended by General MOATIIIR. The left wing will
affemble in the part of the Batavian Republic, which
formerly computed the province of Welt Frieze.
land, Groningen, and Overyffel. The centre will
be In the environs of Arnheim and Nimegtien, and
the latter place will be the head quarters of the Ge.
neral in Chief, while the commanders of the right
and left wings will be at Cologne and Groningen...,
Several corps are alreadyin motion to form this army,
the left wing of which will occupy the Duchies of
Bremen, Verden, and Lunenburgh, as well as the
mouths of the Vs'efer and Elbe t the centre the Ha-
noverian pogeftions in Weftphalia, and the right wing
Hanover proper. It is Paid that all thefe occupations
will take place with the coofcut of fermi Courts of
the firti rank.
London, England, 1803-11-25

I have the honour to be, &c.

( _Signed) JANIS tAt7lllllllll.
Hes Ma aIIPOCILIITTI, It Sell, New. IS.
Sir—As 'I was pang the illand of Alderney this
morning, about a quarter palt eleven, I came up
with a convoy belonging to the enemy, confifting of
about thirty fail, fieering to the eaftward, efeorted
by fevcral armed velrels, and in the aft of rounding
Cape 111 Hague. I have great pleafure in acquaint-
ing you, that the attack made on them by his Ma.
jefty's fhip under my command was etch as to com-
pel their crews to run them on the rocks, where they
became completely espofed to• our fhot, as well as
the dangers incident to that fituation. It is inspoffi-
ble for me to defcribe fufficiently the seal and good
conduit of thole under me : every officer and man
volunteered their fervices in the boats, by which a
brig, a lugger, and a floop, the latter made GA with
her cable to the fhore, were cut out under almart
fire, while the !hip was carried, and anchored within
three cables length of the furl, to cover thofe engag-
ed on this enterprise. As the reft were left dry by
the tide, I am confident that feveral are totally loft.
'thole that fell in:o our hands are new, and from
having (weeps on board, though not armed, evident-
ly intended to aid the invall,n. The Liasarv'took
athure,but the Moven tuns could not get up in time.
I am molt harry to add that not a man was hurt,
and the lofs of an anchor is all that we experienced.
I have the honour to be, Ste.
(Signed) J. 1111111A11

,PP

it
London, England, 1803-11-25

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

ro D , Nov. t 9.—On Tuefday Dr.Ridd, of Chrilt Church,
was unanimoutly chorea Profeffor of Chemiftry ; and on Thurflay,
Dr. Bourne, of Woreacr College was eleded Profdfor of the
Pradtiee at Phylc, in this Univerity. Both thefe Profefforthips
were endowed by the late Dr. Aldrich, of Ceche:de. in Notting-
hamthire. The candidates for the tatter were Dr. Bourne, of Wor-
e:eller College, and Dr. I,Villiasns. of Corpus Chrlite College.
The numbers for Dr. Bourne wcre, - 3 al
for Dr. Williams - - 231
Wednefday the Rev. Jas. Ingram, M.A. and Fellow of Trinity
College, was unanimously elcded Reader in the Anglo-Sazon Lao.
lfe
- - - _

finiriday the Rev. Triens7 Draper, of St. Edmund Haft, and
John Cofby Cockte, of Magd den College, Maniere of Ar.i, were
admitted Bachelors in Divinity. The Rev. Capd Whitmore linalk-
field, of pins College, and Mr. Edward Comhe, riChrift Cluardy
Bachelors of Arts, were admitted Mafters of Arts.
Yefterday Mr. Jame. Bofweft, Bachelor of Arts, of Brame,
College, was eleded Scholar, on Mr. Viner's foundation, in Com-
ma Law.

The Rcr. Edward Parkinfon, B. 1). Fellow of Lineoln
is prefentea, by that Seeley, to the Redoey of Great Lees, in the
county of Ere:.
On Thorfday fennight the Rev. S. Picart, A. M. of Brafenok
College was appointed, by the Rev. the D-an and Chapter of He-
reford, 'Senior Maftcr of the School in 1 'creford; and the Re%
Mr. Garbett, Junior, Mager of the fame
London, England, 1803-11-22

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In about fourteen days,
'DRAT blitlldittl Copper-br.ttomed Ship Privateer
.
REGULtIS, bunko about soo Tom, George White, Efq.
Oniaaatier. h pierced for 16 guns, and is lately returned
from a very fuecelsful cruise. Her foperlority in point of failing
is fuels. that but few frigates in Ms Majefty's Navy could ever over-
take bier in a chaos ; and, as Ste is morpletdy fitted for fea, the can
be font oat at a moment's notice, free of all expence. She Is a molt
defirable SLp for a Packet, or- for any fervice where difpatcb is
tL
irillorjer particulars will be given In due time and Inventories
at ky be had by applying to Marrs. Lindley and Zimmerman, Lon-
deo, or to Mr. John Carnc, Falmouth.
Novembers[, slog.
London, England, 1803-11-22

ARRIVED.

At Priltol, the Teatfhill. stcvenfon; and the Concord, Sutton,
(rota Newfoundland. At LiverpotA Ann, HarriPtm, from New
Brunfwtch; Vine.able, Agnels, from Peterfburgh ; Mayflower,
Clisrlcs, from Onega; and Sulidr, MandaU, from Rip. At
Da Columbia, Fitch, from Virginia.
London, England, 1803-11-22

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Ottavasenn, Nov. at.—Paged by the ilarmony, Smith; and
Neptune, Rutis:rfo,d, from Archangel; Maria, Hanlon, from
Peterfburgh; Dorothea Frederick, —; Guftaff, Bargeman; and
Johanna Margaretta, —, from Stockholm; Three, Sitters,
omith, from Lubec; Meadrea, Ruffin ; Bellona, Newman; Antha,
Belcher; Frederick, Allieck; and Triton, Mann, from Stettin.—
Sailed the Devon, Sparks; and Carlhurg, Dottier, for Jamaica;
Anna Dorothea, —; Ve.rwagting, Schop; Frederick Ludwig,
Kehl ; Vrow Tyrna, Jones; Vcir Gebroders, Brains; Snelkeid,
—; Vrow Gente,Hook; and Jouge Elizabeth, !Sleet, fur Emliden.
London, England, 1803-11-22

'THEATRE, GUY'. HOSPITAL.
NiR. FOX will commence his. Letiores on the
Teeth, on Monday, November 18, at Six o'Cluek, and con-
tinue them on Mondays and Wednertlays at the Lune hour.
Particulars of thefe Le!Tures may he known by applying to Mr.
Col, St. Thomais-Brat, &rough.
Where alto may be had, ult pubilthed,
The Natural Hittory of the Human Teeth, by Mr. Pin.
London, England, 1803-11-22

DISFRIBU PION OF PRIZE MONEY.

A diftri:-...tion of the proceeds of the Nurdftern, by the hired
lugger Phoenix, will be made at No. r t, Cecil-ltreet, on Friday, the
23th irftant.
At the fame time and place, to the Melromine, for the capture
of the Petit Courier, and the deltrudion of the French corvette
St. nrgal, will be made
To the private chip of war the Wentworth, for the capture of
the _Alexander, a dntrihution will he made on Tertilay, the 6th of
December, at N 0.% Bilater-cquare.
London, England, 1803-11-22

This day were publithed.
Pi On: Volume o,:lavo,pric: 73.6 d. in Boards,
REMARKS on the CONSTITUTION of the
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT of BRITISH ARMY;
with a Detail of Horpital :.lanagernent,and an Appendix, attempt-
ing to explain the ACtint of Cduces in producing Fever, and the
Operation of Remcdie.:n ttTrtiug Cure.
By ROBERT JACKSON, M.D.
Printed &w .f. Cadet, and W. Davies, Strand.