0 1 ' 4 1 i. 11 1 3 I ',l 11 . • ~ c. . „, , . , , a 1 4 ;3• , V , e t o ti. l it ' I /, • ~ , ~ 1 r . :1 , 8 • i . ,I !.., I , , • I , t .1 0 t. ~• , A P I 11l 1 ot '! . •. i , ;. t l , ' 1 t . , s 1 . r i ol AO I 14 1 II . ! •: 1 1 ' i . . 1 . .1 I .t, I li .. i , 0 t 1• 1I ti . .., pi NATAL ENtUIRT. (Continued from our Paper of yeerda.) I' The Navy Board, in their letter to the Officers of . 1011/101 yard of the 14th September 1797, Verb properly enquire, whether the accounts and papers of the office had been delivered over to Mr. Dick ? We , lament that on the receipt of their anfwer of aoth December 1797, this enquiry was not followed up, by afcertaining what papers were received by him, and pat ticularly whether the warrant of 4th Septem ber 1795, rcfpeding the taking up money, was not among(t them ? This would have cut off all fubter fuge, and Paved much future difcuffion ; though we do not think it elrential in the confideration of the condua which a public fervent, with fuch minute and particular inftruaions before him, ought to have pur rued. Mr. Dick depofes, in his very extraordinary evidence, that where the praCtice of office and the in itrudions were at variance, he followed the former; and the rearons for his having done fo, are fufficiently obvious; filch conduit, however, cannot be too firongly reprobated. .. Notwithftanding the late (biting inftance of ne gled in Mr. Smith, the correrpondence that took place on the fubjea, and his confequent dirmitlion, l yet from the time of Mr. Dick's appointment in July 1796, to the 18th September iSoo, the cat accounts , continued to be tranfmitted from Jamaica without, any alteration in form, or credit being given for the premium on Bills of Exchange, or any enquiry on the' part of the Navy Board, why it was not done. .. Oa the tBth of September, tfloo, a letter was ; written by the Navy Board to Vice-Admiral told, Hugh Seymour, referring to Rear-Admiral Parker's letter in 1795, obferving, that Mr. Dick had not brought the premium 'bet his bills to account t and remarking, that though it had been the pratftice of Naval Store keepers to Rand to the rifk in the fluau stion of the premium and difeount on their bills,, they thought that this had been done away by their warrant of the 4th of September, 1795. A war rant to the fame efea as the letter to Lord Hugh Seymour, was written to Mr. Dick ; (tating further, that they will not at prefent determine on the sp. propriati.--n of the money he had received, but re quiring him to obey his inftruaions in fume • and charging him with not fupplying the Poll Offio; with ' bills on the application of the Deputy Poll:wafter Genera:, to enable him to oak his remittances, without being obligel to pm-chafe private bills at a rifk as well as lots by the exchange. .4 From the time that this order was communicated by Lord Hugh Seymour to Mr. Dick, he of necellity brought the premium to the public credit in his monthly talk accounts ; bet he loon after refigned the office and returned to England. " In order to arcettain, with as much precilion as the cafe would admit, to what extent the pubfic bad (offered, during the late War, by not receiving the benefit of the exchange, we called upon Georgellib bert, Thomas Huglian, Robert Millegan, Alexander ' Hear y, and John Willis, Efetuiits, Merchants of emi nence, having connexion with the laand of Jamaica, fully qualified to give us information on that fubjea ; echoic examinations, taken upon oath, appear in the appendix ; and we alfo requefted of the Board of Ordnance to furnifh us with the rates of premium brought to account during this period by their Offi cers at Jamaica. 6. It appears from the account of bah which has been laid before us from the tit of January 1793, to the 31 ft of December iBOO, between which periods the premiums were not carried to account, that the Naval Storekeepers at Jamaica drew upon the Navy Boaid for 536,2581. as. 6d. Reding ; and from the belt evidence we have been able to obtain, the pre miums during that time, upon a low average, amounted to tot. per cent. and confequently the pub lic have loft the fum of 53,6151. 16s. 3d. .. The bills drawn by Mr. Dick, upon which he did I not account to Governnieut for the premium, amount- I ed to 364.0001. therefore, by the above average of i c.h per cent. the public have follained a 10f50f36,4001. thereon ; but, had we confined the average to the sate of premium whilit he was in office, the loft might fairly have been calculated at a greater fern. .. From the 'nth tiaions given to Commanders in Chief, by the Admiralty. we find it to be a part of, their duty to approve all bills drawn by Naval Storekeepers, if fitti-fied that the money has been I , procured at the belt rate of exchange; yet it appears, that Mr. James Dick gave to the Commander in Chief, bills to the amount of4s,oool.without charging , him any premium, though at that period the rate of exchange was high. On Mr. Dick's being quellinned to this point, notoithitanding be had is a previous part of his examination informed us that he confider. ed the premium on his bills as his property, yet, in re ply, he laid. that,' he thought the Commander in Chief, when be wanted public bills to remit his prise money to England, bad as good a tight to them smile had :' but as Mr. Dick neither polreffed a right to take himfelf or give up to any other what belonged t Government, we fee no realoo fur dedutting from the charge againft him the premium on thee bills, ah ch he ought to have received. and brought to ac count; and we obferve, by the evidence of Rear Ad miral /Nigh, that Mr. Dick prop - did to give him bills • without receiving any premium, which lie declined accepting, aftedging as a reafon or his refill - al, that if it belonged to Goveinment, he Mould have to pay it hereafter, and if it was the fair emolument of Mr. Dick, he had no right to deprive him of it. The Rear Admiral thinks that Mr. Dick did not fay, whether it was his perquifite, or the property of Go vernment, but that he had written on the fubjed, and had received no anfwer. Rear Admiral Illigh there fore infilled on paying,and did aaually pay to him 15 percent.premi tim on 40001. which circumllances ft tong ly prove, that Mr. Dick did not at that time confider, as he has Rated to us in his evidence, the premium on his bills to be his property, or a fair perquifite of his office. 4. In order to acquire every poffible information re lating to there tratifitaions, we thought it proper to call upon the Comptroller and other Members of the Navy Board ; by come of whom it is Rated. that ow ing to the multip.icity of bufinefs, the Itsbjea of the premiums on Bills of Exchange drawn at Jamaica. had been w - Ily loft lip lit of till September i boo, finer wit' . .eireeniums had been carried on to ac II % • s 1 • .., .11 no meafures were taken c '' '' .l. l ' 41 ' . it .: had been previoufty recciv. 4 ' e os. - 3 'i ,'' '" t'' • : biers, until it became a fob ... ..,. jett of our enquiry.. We now antlerfling that aft& has been inftituted againft Mr. Dick. " We have hitherto confined ow ellertatlona to one part of the fubjci only, the abaci committed in drawing of Bills of Exchange for money taken op' for the ufe of the Naval Department at Jamaica. — The abufes in the expebtlitute of this money, and the segleas in not fending timely demands for Rotes, by which a necellity for Each large dill:mil -1 menu was created, though abufes not fo eerily deteet ed, or precifely fohttentiated, are of infinitely more confequenee ; indeed, it is chiefly from this fource that the occation of draeriag bills, and the confeqnent great profit by the exchange, took its rife. " The irregularity of Mr. Dick in the tranfmitfion of Ms accounts of ltores expended and remaining, and of the demands for the probable etigencies of the fervice, and alfo in the asode of making puchafes, appear in a very voluminous eorrefpondeace between the Commanders in Chief on the Jamaica Re.' tion,the Navy Board, and Mr. Dick (which we east fed to be laid before us) as well as from the examination ' of two of the members, and the Secretary of the Com mittee of Stores; whole evidence, with a letter from, the Navy-Board to Vice• Admiral Lord Hugh Sey mour, we have only thought it aecelfary to enter in the appendix, conceiving them fully fufficient to aka blips the feet of Mr. Dick's mikondua in Ade par ticulars ; in which he perfevered, notwithilanding the fevere reprimands which he received, until it was con venient to himfelf to relinquilh his appointment. By the million of the Naval Storekeeper to traailnit his demands regularlps the Navy Board was left enacquainted with ihe (tore► necelTary to be for warded to that Ration; and although fume fupplies were fent oat, anticipating the probable wants, yet they were set fufficient to prevent the nrceffity his neglat bad created, for making large purchafts at an enormous cepence, as the fleet was obliged to be fur nifbei with Inch acacias they flood in need of at any late. _ _ . " Another evil attended this mode of procuring fupplies: Vice-Admiral Sir Hyde Parker Mates, in his letter of the 9th of February, 1799, that the fibres were not only bought at exorbitant pikes, but were of very feafenor quality; indeed, the inferiority •fl cordage andother naval flora procurable in this way, when compared to thole (applied by Government, is a fa& too notoris us to require any evidence. " In order to (hew how much the public has loft by there putchafer, we have feleaed thole made by Mr. Dick in the months of January and February, ifoo, nut becaufe the prices were more difadvama geons to Government in rhofe months, but becaufe in that year the grcatel purchares were made, and it is the year in which the neceffity for snaking them ap pears more particularly attributable to hit negle& ; and in another column we have placed the prices paid by Government for the like articles in England, as Rated to ass by the Navy Board ; to which, if there be added 15 per cent. for freight and other charges, being the amount 'llowed for that purpofe in the in. ftruitions to foreign officers, the difference will (hew the lots which Governmeat may be fuppoled tuhave Cufferedia there months, amounting to :7,895/. 3s. 3d. [An account is here inferted, to prove the accura cy of this flateme.st.) Supporing an eqmal difference to have prevailed between the pricy at home and abroad, doting the period of Ms. Dick's holding his office, the whole amount of the lot, to Government would have been 134,5571. slits. sd. Ilerling on his purchafes. " Cordage, the moil confiderable article in she Storekeeper's purchafts, appears by the documents I laid before us, to have boon bought by Mr. Dick, in the months of Oaober and November, 1751, at the rate of stal. fterling per ton, which would have colt its England at that time 531. 3s. 4d. but we have ra ther chofen to reit our conclufions on this robje& up. on his account of porchafes of a variety of articles, made in the courfc of two months, as extratled from his calls accotmts. _ " But it is not to be fappofed, that, wiih every care ; in the tranfrniffron of his accounts and demands, and equal attention in forwarding the lupplies, ill neoel. tity for purchafing Items could have been prevented ; allowing. therefore, a quarter, or even a third part, to be deduCled from his account, there would iiill lemain a [ a m of very great magnitude, enough to (hew the nature and extent of the loft to which Go vernment has been in this inflame fubjeded, and is always hable to Puffer, by huh praElices. " We have inveßigated this ineance of shore, as far as it laid in our power, more minutely, perhaps, than was requifite, for the purpofe of difplaying it in fuch a form, as to prove the truth of its etillence ; but we confider it as as example of a great clads of ahufes, to which a too fevere and unremitting at tention cannot be applied. " We difcovcred, in the courfe of our examine tie u of Mr. Charles De Coetlogon, late Naval Store keeper at Saint Domingo, that Mr. James Dick had been corcerned in a traffic of (patinas coin : We therefore called upon the Right Honourable the Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty, and the Na vy Board, for the papers relating to that tranfaSion; by which h appears, that two boxes, containing bate money, had beets found on board his blajefly's (hip Adventure, at Saint Domingo, addreffed to Mr. Dick, Es Naval. Storekeeper at Jamaica;—in one of which was a letter from the manufatturer at Birming ham, with his bill, amounting to tool. est. and Rat- mg, that be had fent him a pattern Johannes, and fume two (nut pieces, which it was hoped would an fwer his pnrpole ; and by a reference to a paffage in the knee, it appears that it was ant the kit tranfac tion of the kind in which he had been concerned.— Mr. Dick pretends to have :teed in this bilkers only as an agent for a perfim then deceafed. We thought it proper to make form enquiry into this matter, though not direaly connetted with his official condua, that it might be known filch radices did erg, and ought I to be prevented. " That the Agents of Government fhould be in• teretted, or, as it is termed, Rand to the rife or fall of the exchange, is highly improper: it may be well fuppored that flit neither has nor will be done, for any length of time, but to the difadvantage of the public; however, to lure a prefent purpofe, it may be pretended, where the exchange is feldom belnw par, an Agent would not venture to forego conliant and large profits, by claiming a reimburfement of cafual and trifling loffes : but fhould any change of eircurnflances render the difconnt or lots on bills con. tiderable and permanent, a regard to private intereß will scrct fail tv firth .he loft (tom the individual to tile pahlic :• at all events, it is a keret and ender 1 !PAR SIR§ , Tortfmoutt. how far it MY Mutation tor 'many Tenet pan has been fo nine hand dealing, always to be difconraged ; ' really did prevail it the cafe before us, we have not I vt ba ,,,,, i ' ll , rtr ilth ib l" 2 1 , r 2 sin t I : softvringent."ll,eavcialrintretileeetkve Me been able to afeertaint it appears by the evidenc e, ! contra& dat fchol) 'inbound seder alma A ;owl dt s Pevari i" that the exchange on Government bills was never at ,1 now; my memory bad honks weeinive powws, and my trek 7; hies were fo much Impaired, that I had little I, pee,i while my a difcount, dui tug the period Mr. Dick ;t led as a faer • tx,a , nee might be prolonged, -of bring airy thing sire than a &tont Storekeeper, whillt the premiums have fluetuated lin ow,. rest hive d hickey. i bad applied to a number of manta between zl and 174 per Cent. I phyfichins, ober.. prdcriptions, inftnail of relieving, tended only to a This catlom cif (tending to the profit and lots . lnereafe th malady, untidabout fourteen months ftnee.l was • and Nerv?osCondial, and after taking three Iwttles,l futn,d my kir by the exchange, is tilted by Mr. Smith in his evi- I sequAntid with yi.ur two valuable Medicines,the Botanicol Syrup lence; and in the Navy Board's warrant to Mr. Dick, I it is allowed to have been the praCtice, until they I r f ° d'u"*' 'd,„frteron.TurottlYrca"4"wman""a"toull fappofed it had been put an end to by their warrant By l earer e a f l e ting two e Lttles ee stiore I so y t urn m n yfeif fii,perfeetly reit *Of 4th Septeniber, 1795. Upon this practice, fo to health and feirits, that I ft d myfelf, if I may he allowed th e Mentioned ill the Navy Bland's warrant, Mr. Dick rargelion,an inhabitant of another world. About tea mmtths Snot builds the defence of his conduit ; yet we find, by , l to m t lr:iod mi , and th o r f ee weeks a llo rri my wife iw fr i ezt , f ed e ..... me with 'ton, looking back only to the year t7ll, that the_fum of 1 f r x e t g :y i n .*, t h e {Amoy name perpetuated 4 long tirnt4l4- 4c40001. was lent oat in fpecie to Jamaica by Govern- If, sir, y. u think the publication of this remarkable cafe will be meet, and that eoool. was remitted to the Naval a beret to the community, and toyming men it pa tieuiar, yet Storekeepet in December of the Arnie year ; a proof ; are Parl.ea. l l at liberty to do fo. wry rank and fi tutinn in lik makes it improper for my name to appear at diet/mom o' that fiteh prallice bad not been invariable or of long i vertilemeria, in a public pap r.-1•4 ~ever, 1 thatl be in L m ar Sanding, fo that a prefcriptive right from ellablilhed I about the middle of mat mo r ifth, when I Drell be guppy ro le° I cuflorn cannot be with propriety . pleaded, efpecially ' you with what yelped and gratitude, , whoa it is taken into confideration, that a contrary I am, Sir, your moll °bilged trumbleforstant, To Dr. protium, W. K. Royal Navy. practice prevailed at the other 'Rations; and we can I Alblon Buildings London E . dircover no realms which fhould have taken the i ' 1- he Botanical Syrup and Re:flora/1w NovoutCordildaobelma gt Storekeeper at Jamaica out of the common rule , and 1 . the Doelor's houfe, No. 9, AlblonAreet, 7 'doors from tic, have given him filch extraordinary advantag Los-ere:ln mur. ur., Surrey fide of BLickfri.irs-hridge, , in batiks u 4, We have before Qated, that the tonfidor es. ation I at it. as. its. 61 And 61 - 041. (duty incl ,lad) at Withers' (Ira of the premictm on bills drawn from Jamaica, was C.ck St. t l t s )Metik r u Wrialreheull' 393, St r an d i ; Sh " lend " eat * taken up by the Bbard of Ordnance in 1786, whiff! Meet Without; Pe V./... Bulgin , all Printer and I:MT; as his the fir(! Notice of it in the Naval Department there ditinal Warehoufe, No. 3. Wine-fired, who tuareemvoe a emelt was not until nine years afterwards, when the p e. and Leeds Anglin Thampfon and Mills, Callic-ltrag; Brows% snium had rifen to seal. per Cent. We repeat t hi w i p Teas cy ;C. knuth, bridge.ftrent; Rand and Sheppard, trawl; order to introduce en oblervation. that much benefit , tit; zwi end wrLagaistr, ' Meffe tirf e rl db cP• t aeb° T en r. „ e 4 Mft might be derived from a communication between t h e Exeter; Swinney, Birmhighant • Spilfbury and Co. inari r - Ilia% different Departments of the State on filch Cubjefts; I imbun; and hy_all Printers, BOnlifollen, and Vendors of Maas and we recommend that the Governors of the differ • cities In the Three Klnadonva ent Colotaies, and the Cash& abroed, thould be di Letters, Rating Patients cafes, Ira die Dodoes dual Fee tin relied to (rod home monthly an account of the adual Guinea, will be itrialy =tended to. rates of exchange within that period, to be lodged 1 take lee that itvi pun I: Toal tie . l t a y f t e"a .o int r baeo ta r t redloPegekak say ieci' bottl ita e . or i 2 i:s e 11 0 . 1 e pt bl : and recorded in Come public oMce, to which the c1:1 r ,„,,,d y ~at s „„, 1 : r ferent Departments may have recourfe, for the pen- party. then leaving eff for tome days and beginning again bc If no kind of fervice. It m'ait be taken reralar ; and iii toms wt pole of comparing the rates of exchange at w hi ch their feveral Agents may credit Government. 'the t e . 4.0 it bath required the quantity necalarygor a pgrfedl Cara. only check the Navy Board at prefent have , by their taa b re e taken d sn k y en ra b i e e f f o . re the ther prteirt bas o therefore unaint rived than he country, wbo bad ob. regulations, on the exchange, is, an annual account go through a re4,4ilar courfe of it, fhould take care to tome a . pt I of it, as it flood in each of the preceding months of per fuptay of Dr. Droduiresinediebum the year; this is feldom trent - milted properly authen ticated by two Merchants, as required ; and at any rate comes, too late for checking alniks as they arife. At Jamaica the Storekeeper has been in the praCtice of fending home an account of the exchange, figned only by himfelf, omitting to filecify the amount of premium, or dircoont on his bills.—( To & continued.) WHEN Profellionai Men of education and lA fpoubbility deviate from the general fyftcm by thef-tealau of a peculiar Branch, the fattelion of tang Continued tomb is dha belt criterion of fupericutty. Ten years lure I devoted my praFtice to the esetuftwetzurrueut of THREI. DISORDERS. aivi the fuctefiful renter sr? gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I or• Clic the Ira. 'ages of thofecomplaints which are the molt triTorniet deem love of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Sorrow, formed a with at an eau ty period of Prattlee rat refeue indielauals front the tgwrante of uneducated Men, or the equally dauscroni precipitancy of general Pretlitionors. Tl.e THREE DIM ltDli RS, to the erne awhieh I hevedevytal my ammion, comprize every (pecks of VENEREAL INFED- • TION„ whether of a retent or long duratiano•—idly, Ali binds of DLuti.rty,whandr wiling from the habits of Stimolboys, for the Waage= of mature age, and laltly that dcrassumast of Ilse • (yam in Women whichivadled BAR RENE ET: o vsToguiji Numerous silfeafes are the With of lesowartee tw haft In Ike treat:m.o'ft of a iimpie Onaserhe.a, and It not samisen* *pot that the ism!' of LW env:limed by theindiferctiau of an aussysare. ed hour. Dy a Nevin, method futh complaints an wily eared.' and even where others have failed, l trait that Isar, gooknas In offs: A 114k:a re ettablillwoau. FAsHIONS FOR JUNE. Tusv. —t. A (hart robe 3.1 J r evieruit of white crape over white faribit, the pnticoat nude vtry long and trimmed round the bottom w th filver the v:he made (bort in front with a handkerchief corner behind, the fronts drawn full ands the kief4isri, and looped dawn with a diamond ornanamt ; the Beeves sort and plain, with fall epaulets, the wbole trimmed with Diver or gold A bandeau of diamonds or pearls throng% the hair with a salralebird of Pandife feather Died on the right fide. t. A dais of patent net worked with gold, the body plaid and very low M the hack, drawn mond the hofom with a lace tacker. The Beeves ornamented a ith geld cord and os&io ; the whole or ' namented•whb gold trimming; the bale dreffed and ornamented with a gold bandeau and Sower, PIOMINAD r sses—t. .1 rounl chef+ of white nudlin,with a plain habit thin of cambric, &awl of vaxiczated fat oct, grow bonnet with a Bower. 1:cor, borrow, air: the cares rf cornpArstal alike& is do di& order, compered with the c .larnituas Swaim!, ot Men ' s!** front la '&getter in a SOLI rARir VICE, or the prevalent Oaleties a falbionabk life, acquire that Rate whack M dee unavoidable conk/lima sof (pa ref SIMON* habits.' What the unhappy l'unanr broods ova his mfery,bat cuddly eoticeals his misfortune, it may be fotrie eanfolatioe for Iglu ft know, that although it be an phial Minsk or uncerainey whit other Pradlitiosers, the removal vf thee DEFICIENCIES by gig gradual pregreft of renomtion is the arquirentela of myesperkoto... If the rites of &alias or Vain Ism began to reduce Ma* gram, much anxiety will be Famed by an early coantaradDras dt this languid Ilate, and in there cafes no gnat dicokiessrlu raw. Bar where this delleinsey kw for waft seer-Cie per Pty • feverance is tattifpenfildy regitifite to relive the lumbering (parka ad I Are anal to roanintate the Coadlitation a. Round dres of plain pink PtAlan tartan, with a habit Bahl of so aced muffin and lace, th.loi et white mn4io, hat of whim cult turned on In front, and ontame, tad with a yellow fancy Bower, the hair drafted full over the face, with a diamond or pearl cowl; from Nina Hale-Da A bonnet of pink ink, with a white lace front. a NU double (limn Unfitted on the top with a bow and tied under the thin with a pink ribbot.,—.2. A ribbon and ftraw hat, the ribbon in diamonds, ind the &raw in beads, turned np in front and ornamented with a flower.. —s. A turban of %Site Patin and crape ornamented with a plume of white oftrich feathers. A hat of white Patin trimmed aN ever with heads, with two filtrich festbers.-5. A haiof yerow elk several with blacklace, a yellow ofhich feather in fronte-6. A cap of pink fdk, and net tied under the chin with pink ribbon, and covering the left Ode of the face.-1. A morning bonnet of limy or chip.-11. A cap of ' white lace, with a /sundial' roles la front —9. A ftrzw bat with a double front, turned up before and ornamented whit a lower. Ossaavarions.—The prevailing colours are blue, lilac, rah, l and pee green. A handkerchief has been introduced, tailed the Nun's handkerchief /Phe religirtfr) made of embroidered muffin, with open work in front; tied roved the neck, and trimmed with net The fhawl park, &feast in the lift, is much worn In dram Lnftre ftraws, either all turtre, or mixed with chip or Leghorn (Midi, of the (mall Obi drape, are among the flaring no. 'whirs. The other hats the waft gener I are the fimple gyKey, rated the merry gypky, ciptaht white chip, :rimmed with puffing' of white or blue ribbon, and tied under the thin ; aro fhe convey fation hat. covering one ear, made of rubies or amain of cakes odours, and ornamented with a wreak of lowers. MARRIED WOMEN, wt have Mhz boo 41Equiriatral their expedition* of a Family, may be Ohm& that ha asatt fiances Nth Met% are curable by Met heal 111. _ _ _ The SECRECY which b fu efft:ntial to Noy undertaiting,aped vie (bi allot. as witieh I have 'refused to fate, form do Deb or my protenliona, and in coincidence with ruch this intittatibia given. that Mr. BREE may he confitkod parfonally (or bplationi inelofing • Gnarl note; at hit haute, No. ay, Arundel-Meet, Strand. near Tangh...liar • There it an additional entrance in Watewaroet adjainingoadi the sate It on both the doors. • BIRTHS. Oa Monday felagebt. In Portland-Place. the Lady of the eight Hun I.urd Newborootts. of a fan.. . . . On ienday morning: W tier hmife in Ncwinin-ftrcet, the Lady of NVINan Rregh,Efg of a Rill born daughter. On friday the Lady Mhaet, Mg. at his bogie in Devontlbagsere, of a Can. Sunday night, Mrs. fidvile, of Orofvenar-plite, of three very fine bop, and they with the mother are all likely to do well. On S.v. (lay fennlght, at his book in 1 incals.*rhaw•Fieide. the ' Lady of John Putt Omit, Efg. of a (Lighter. MAReiFI). On Sow*. at St. George's, Hasover-floote. the Rev. James Whiles to Milo Taylor, filter to Clarks TOW , . Er* M. P. rer Wahl _ _ _ LA week, at Doddloran Church. lo the eolinty at Noednoo berbod, by the Rev. Mr. Jame., Horace ht P. 1.0 jin Efq. of Ewart4nok, a MW Ward, darghter of the late Lord Vikuun: IJudk7 and Ward. DIED. On the loth May, it Exmouth. Devi*, Mrs. Stone, mild of Dr. Clarke inane, Archdeacon of Meath. Is Hassilice4;eet, Meanly. Mr. Wm. Love, printer. On Saturday laft, at Fir Grove, mar Farnham, after a few days aids, of an lotiammatory lute throat, Lady Pryeroft, wife of S:r Nelfoo Pryeroft, Bart. On Friday LEI, at his lodglogs at Hampftead, Thecae BirGaits, ilta r f T Wlmpole-Street. on Samtay morning Mil, at his inside in Southampton- place, Capt. Samuel Authaloord, furviy`og his Lady only twelve 6 1 16 lad work, at hb kat, In Scotland, Admiral Wm. Diatom. On Taef.lay MIL at Lower Clamor), in a decline, Stifs Suframah Vauz, daughter of the late John Vain, Ertl. of Spintifichis. Go Saturday fewsight, at her book, et St. Doelour,h's, near Dublin, the Right Haw Lady Cadiarlse O'Toole, Stier of the East of Mossaaorrie. . Tho the 7th ult. at Sutton Patronage, Surrey, Andrew Wald, Efq. of Dundee, late Lieutenant of the Royal Navy. On the loth ult. at hi. honk. In Gower-firm, Captain Wm. Maddenll, bre of the Hon. E:ft India Compeany's ferrite. Zany on Sworday osorolng bit. at the hoafe of Richard Parks, Efq. Laois's Conduit place. Foundling. Herbert Gwynn Browne. Er+ et Insley Perk. in Northampowildre, at the age of sp. HIGH want AT LONDON DS MGR TO-MORROW. Waft •••• • • • 50 on.putes atter JO earn thir n LONDON: Rioted said pobNated by LEVELIVIENT.(ef Caw etrberryiece, Lembetb) at the Sie4 Ovrtea. Na 2. Cesilr One. Melba sif• is %b. bras eihrestotippiller. M. 'MEE. Me: L obe:of the Royal College of Sorgeore. TO THOMAS TAYLOR Esq, DIAR $lll, N. 9, Beitl;e-Rreet.„ Lemilas, FEEL it a duty incumbent upon mo, to infotan you of the wiry great and etstraordinary Can I have roceimill from yoririnvalaalikMalicino—LEAß&'s PATki.NT PILL& About two years ago I was attached with a Va nag NUL Otth ea oca,lehleh I nested rather disbar for fame Woe, bat the D. cafe at length fpreading all over my lody„ I was obliged to the molt eminent of the Faculty, bat their Willman only tanponey relict—l wont timoagh various Cosirfecaisibriv. don, and from being rather d a corpulent Habit was minced to a mere Skeleton. The Moen that forted an over my No bit, rm. dead me a complete Objedt, fo that my friemb diegairtd of rag recovery. When brought to this 'soldered death as inevitabie, but a relation of mitre mount:rung open the many C in which your Pills had tureen:led, I was haund to try a boa at them, which I tir.ught rather relieved me, and by pentemnises For two or three mouths, and (Wowing year Obedient, I Awe sienna the mod amecolmtable Reis:nice frost Pain, tuba thetas gradually !adding; I am now, thank GOD, peaodlly and walking out daily : I doubt not but one awe bc.z. r" rsh= think motions to take, will etteldik my health in its ecginal It Ls with the mod beartk.t intim& that I Cubteribt oryirX, your muck obliged ir:mble fervent, Wm. Pleases., Deaapte, Maneherter, July 1, 1101. P. S. For the public benefit I do not able& to the above being ?ablated, bat leave you es ath as your own batter judgment lhall ideate. i'TeiOred and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Twoots Tor tory Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lessem, at Ms Moak No. 9, New aidge-ftreet Wbert, sits a mieflon sodhiellet of more than thirty*: yean, in a predict particularly dieted to the Cure of Venereal Complaiittg, with that inviolable Ammer which men of Ns Profellien rhoold sheers nhiervg, he foam \MIMI, the advice and if:finance Ire grandma,' adonistiltera to perform taking this Medicine, will he etteanal, by a tilfaemiek Public, as on advantage feldom to be obuined, and void of rob} Stid, by hit Appointment. for the 0141.elliente of the• ir being at diftrtee,, et the Perfumer's, No. gg, Si. Albetea. Rivet, Pell-Mall; the Ter-Omp, No. Mg, Oefordarest; Mr, Dillsoraugtes, Na 7, Fills-fireet-hill Mr. Weds, Deobkiler, No. t, Union-Row, Lhtle Tower Ha; Mr. 'Watlisn'i, bridge., FAribergh; Mr. Colwell's, Dahlia ; Mr.Rillingeo.Lierfr• pool ; Mr. Otkiefees, Moschelter; end by see Perfen in every contiderable Town in Great-lbeitigm and Wind, la BOZO of mar sa pd. each, holed up with tall sod plate Dlrediews, wkwebr Parkes of either Sex may ewe there'd's wilkiek, Ipus4 Ar ate', wad Safety. I I I 1 r