Star. — London, England, 1807-01-07 00:00:00

POLICE. Malt Lamtnucte trusty.—Yellerday John Lewis Baptida Barrieliet underwent a final examination. — Lord Caledt'n was prefent, who Hated, that the psi loner was valet in his fervice, and to whom he left the charge of hit hnufe and property, whilfi be went to Ireland. Thirty-two packages had been fent to the Portfrnnuth waggon previous to his Lordlhip's leaving town. Hi, Lordfhip, however, fuddenly re ceived intimation from the- Admiralty That he was very fherrtly to embark for the Cape of Good Hope. The packages were packed in fuch hurry, that he , was unable to (peak with certainty to their contents. The only property that he could at prefent afcertain he had been robbed of t 3 any extent, was a quantity of champaigne, madeira, claret, and other wine , , amounting to about twenty dozen bottles, which he had left faked in his wine cellars, the keys of which were in an oniocked drawer in the lnde. The pri- Toner had no crinmand over the wine cellar. It ap- peared that out of the 32 packages delivered at the inn, nine had been brought back. Colonel Alexander identified part of his property which had been offered for tale, and fold by the pti loner ; and it was proved by the other perfons who wtTe left in the honk, that the prifuner had frequent ly taken wine from the cellar to carry out of the /mule. He had, it aoreared, diaributed the whole stock of wines amongll about a dozen dafiting belles, at different times, many of whom flood forward at this examination, as his sccufers. There gifts were proved to have been part of the wine taken from Lord C.'s cellar. The ladies with whom the pri. loner, by'his atfamption of birth, title, &c. became acquainted, reactivity gave a fpoi live delcriptian of the felt meattd gentleman, whiltt aeling the cha raeler iif the itan of fafhion, fimilar to the abfurdi ties of which our Readers are already informed. He it.fifled on "Nits C. who intimated an intention of leaving her honk occupying his (meaning Lord' Calednes) during Ms abknce in his official capacity at the Cape: This offer was made when the Lady breakfilted with the prifoner, and her fufpicions were then excited, there beirg no (smuts vifible. The inifoner was fay committed for trial, on three dif tin& charges—two fur robbing Lord Calednn and Colonel Alexander, and nab for a fraud on Mars. 'Xiindle and Bridge, jeweHers, Ludgate-hill, where 11e hall had a fnuffboa mounted in gold , at the es pence of his duffer. The Duke of RICHMOND'S Will.—The following are the leading pa•titulars of his Grace's will : To Mtl. La CLanc, his Grace has bequeathed actool. a year. To Ms these Daughter* by Mrs. Ban N IT, to,oocl. cash. To Mrs. liesustrr, the taste of Earl Court, at indent let to Lord Aise PIA a Le. at tea per annum. To the fond Son of the prelim Duke,. the FRate of ftehener , His Grace dire&ed that his brdy Ihould be opened, which was accordingly done, and filled v ith flack lime. He had been lung of opinion, that he had a particular complaint in his bowels, which baffled all medical art either to diretvver or remove. Several Ladies of Portfmouth and the neighbour ing towns have it in contemplation to firm a firciety for the relief of pine women and children, the wives of Tailors and Soldiers, who are often left, after their hofbandb have emhatked, in the moll wretched and atjell hate. This laudable intention, it is raid, is to be carried to the extent of founding a Lying in•charity ; that the wretched, of all &fail). tions, may food an afylum in the days of nature's torrow, and °diets, if itarit - .)e, be reclaimed from fe'eking fuhtitience, in the devious paths a fin and miler y. .11oxtva.—Yeflerday a match at fifty cuffs took lace at WOlmomaa Sct nbbs, on the Uxbridge road. The combatants were Tom Toney, and a butcher, named Joleph Hall. About one they arrived at the above-mentioned place, and at two a ring being for teed, they'd to, in pretence of about 3000 (Pet tla. tors, among whom %Vele Mr. F. Read, and many other amateurs- 7 At the firft onfet, Toney was knocked down, but trot by a blow that feerned to hurt him; after the minute allowed by the umpire, Toney rallied and tb:ew his antagonill ' • the next round Hall hit his opponent a blow in thelltort ribs, which brought him to the ground. They afterwards fought 24 rounds mote, during which they teemed afraid of each other, till at length the perfons prefent called nut to them to finifh the battle ; on which Tolley :hewed more game, and the odt4 turned in his favour. Hall dropped three times, feetningly without a blow, when Toney quitted the ring, de. elating he had won, as neither party ass to drop. The umpire determined she bet, which was twenty itnineaa—a drawn one. Had Toney not quitted his ground, alte money would have been his. The fight laed three quarters of an hour, and neither of the panics feemed fnuch• the worfe. Toney's left eye was doled. On Friday fe'nnight, there was driven into the bay cf Donbeg, in the county of Clare, the deck of a large weird, to which were faßened, by ropes, five dead bodies. It is fuppofed the unfortunate tailors tued Lit Led therufelves to the rings of the deck, during one of the late tremendous forms, and the (hip en countering a very heavy fea, was dallied to pieces. We have heard much, within theft few days, of High Tides. Within a few days more, we !hall hear alit% of high tides of Fortune, pouring into the lap of numerous individuals, who lave been, and fill me, In prudent as to " embrace them on the flood." No one can doubt this who views the fuperlarively rich Lottery Scheme which (Lands In near at ine, in which the very firli draws numbrs, a Pat7o.'ur in itfclf, will be worth mood. The reiind will quickly arrive when all thofe who with to lave a Share of the 1 7 411 drawn Ticket, on TuelJay Morning nest, mull mar,ifelt their intention, etherwite they will be too late Chin of nLAiI ince 20,0001. which furety is worthy rice. On the fame day, many other Capital Prizes will make their appearance, Thirty Thnufands, Twenty l'honfands, len Thong:lnds; five Thoufand. &c. to the great iry ef the Ins net s. Thee valna ble benefits ate to be had at HORNSVY and Co.'s, 26, Curnbill, 52, Charing Crofs, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. Nos. 33,979, and 42.569, PtiZei of 30,0001. were fold by Huah salt and Co. Oxsos I).—A view of that handfnme City will cue. teed the Bay of Naples, now exhibiting at the Paw. ranna, Strand, uhis.l will clofe on Saturday the loth Want. The view vf - Firatertee will setnibire iptel timber notice. II - - U - * • ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTRIVIS. The Right Hon. the Earl of Craufurd has been *Ad to ap point the Rev. Alesauder Kyd. preacher of the Gofpd. to the chetah sod Frith of Manzi; aunt by the death of the Rev. Alf, drew Ireland. • The Rev, EL C. Carleton, A.ll. has been heeded to the Perri' tital Curacy of Preftan-epee-Stour. la the dlbede sf Gloooater, on the actodpetiottof jams Wilt, Efq add by the-leash of the Rev. Br. Homer. Alio the Rev. Henry Anthetty•Pye, A. M. bat been Scented to the Perpetual Curacy of areseefter, void by the refignation of the Ray. W. S. Wiles. BIRTH. On Friday the ad infant, at Bedford, the Lady of Major Bur- Bern, of a fun. • MARRIED. At Murpedt,on the 3dinflant, JIMISCS Davrning,Efq.of Church Houle, Merton, Surrey. Captain Es his Majetty's 6ift Regiment. to hilts Tyke, youngdt daughter of the bte James Tylor, of NVhottan, to the county of Plorthumberland. At Bombay, on the zsd June tail, Major General Jones, Com mander in Chief at Surat, to Mifs Eliza Sophia Williamfon. niece of Lewis Corkran, kfq. in Council at Bombay, and fecond daugh ter of the Rev. Joleph Wililamfon, Relithe of Thakcbam, Satz. On Saturday morning, at 141.;.Vairall's, at Clifton, in the 29th year of ter age, of a rapid decline. Mts. Archer, wife of Jahn Oattens Archer, Efq. of Barbadoes, and daughter of the late John Vaff,6ll, Lig. of the Crefcent, Bath, and of Chadey Lodge, Sonurp fetlitire. She was one of the molt amiable and handful of wo men Her mind HAs the feat of every virtue, and as perfect as her lovely form. SALES BY AUCTION. By Order of the Hon.Commifflanera of BIN Pdajelky's Caftoutti At the Cultont.Haufe, K °atria. On Tburfklay neat, Jan. 8. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, THE. FOLLOWING GOODS, in fevers! 1 ots : About too Gallen, of Low or Sour Wine, to be Milled into • Brandy„.or made into Vinegar. For the Dutin. Ten Cafes Bottled Liquor—Teo Calla and Trunks China, Hooka, Apparel. &e.—Ons Calk Peafew.Two Oates, one Bak of Coffee —One Box , cf Tea—Four Cr :s and Cares Sugar Candy and TA:nodal..Bight Catlradintagell Winc.m.Foar empty Calks And Cafes—Six ells Wine—One Hoe:head, one Ca&, one Bag Tobacco.—Four Carts Fouls. Three old Boats (broken up). • By Order of the Curutniffioners for the Care and Dif,pofal of Pro'. flan Property, At the Loudon Tavern, Yoxhole.ftrect, Plymeatk, on Friday, Ja. . nary r 6, at ten o'slock i 6 the femme, THE CARGO of the PRUSSIAN BRW m IN ERVA. 77 Pipes Brandy (Proof) 34 Pipes and Hhds Red Wine 29 Hheis Mufcadei and other White Wine 13 Cafes Liqueurs. The Cargo of the Dani(h Brig ANNA DOROTHEA. from Cette 54 pieces and half ps. Brandy 4 ca l ks Almonds 4S pieces Spirits Brandy 4 hales re calks Red and White Mid- 4 barrels Capers cadcl Wine as cafes Prefer es, Anchovies, 178 pieces and other caltsWhite &c. Wine 3 cafes Prunes 68 pieces Red and White Wine s ditto Radius cafks Vinegar a ditto Figs 6 calks Orderany Oil Olives s bag Rim talc Cream Tartar 1 ditto Nuts s calk. Verdigreafe 1,5 bales Corks. The above Cargoes modemned to the Crown. After whicb.theentire Cargo of the Brig HAABET,andemned Id his Difujefty's Ship ACTIVIL, Captain MOUS RAT. 38 P1C:U..11641'4f P ieces L Brand y an d 5 Huglheads 51 Railheads Mulkadel me 170 Pieces and half Pieces Red and White Wine s cafes Wine in bottles 3 bales Corks cutits Orderany Oil °lists al boles Laurel Leaves 4 ditto Almonds 132 ..-- Wow (Weed) er yel -1 ditto Capers low. Dye; and Come other a cafe Anchovles Articles. C.a. Argot For Catalogues and farther information, apply to Mr JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, December 17,111Q6. At the London Inn, Pllghoutb, on l'hurfday. the asth of January 2807. by Fen o'Clock in the Forenoon ' by Virtue of a Com milSon of Appraifernent and Sale, from the High Court of Ad miralty, atielnided to e u Ta D. Erti. For Home onfumption, or Exportation, ABOUT One Hundred Tons of very Fine LEAF CATALONIA CORK of the belt Quality, being the en• tire Cargo landed from the Danifh Ship HitaßET, A. Peterfon Matter, detained on her Voyage front the bay of Roles, by the private Ship of War, 'Trafalgar, M. P. Gibbs, Commander. ALSO, la Ptirfoance of a Commiffion of Appraifement, and Sale, ad dreffcd tO Cu.teLta Maartai, Merchant, and JOON HAw rea, 2430 Square Bottles 1300 Pint Bottles 1559 Sacks Peale, Beans, and Calavances, each containing four Bushels 270 Sacks of Wheat, evh contiiaing four Bufhcb 1829 Canvas Sacks 3 Bales of Pafteboard Cafes of White Paper Casks of Brufues,aud Pearl Berk, 13 Cafes of Wine 2 Bales of Nightcaps. Being the remaining part of the Cargo of the Woldfarth dor Stadt Altona, A. P. Kettle Matter, taken on her Voyage front Amfterdam, by the private Ship of War Lion, M. P. Gibbs, Commander. For viewing the raid Goode. apply three days before the Sale to the laid Canunifuoners, or to Mars. John Teed and Co. Mer chants. ALSO, The Gables MARGR ETTA, Borthen about Ninety Tons, is a handfome, Itroog. well built Veffel, and writ adapted for a Coaßer or any Trade where a Vef fel of hrr dimcnii.ns may hilt, ails remarkably fait. Immediately after the %le of the Maria Margretta, Will be Sold, her Cargo, conftßing of About 90 Tons of Fren'h Salt. Taken by the private Ship of War Trafalgar, M. P. Gibbs, Commander, and condemned as Prize. . • ALSO WILL BE SOLD, The-Handfoma Ship HERCULES—Diminlimet I Length on Deck 88 Ft. 8 In. Breadth sa Ft. rir le. Depth in Hold ti 7 Height bet. Decks s it Admeafures 226 68.94 Tons. A (bong well built Ship, well calculated for the general purpofes of Trade. fails well, and carries a large Cargo, captured by the ' l.ion private Ship of War, M. P. Gibbs, Commander, on her Voyage from Norfolk to Antwerp, and condemned at Prize, now lying in Catwater, and there to be delivered. Alto for Home Canfumption, About tOOO Oak Hogfhead Staves 2300 Barrel Staves. Being the condemned.part of the Cargo of the Paid Ship Hes arks. A lfo, 35 Tierces of Haney. Being the remaining part ache Cargo of the AgerboNtsken to her Voyage from Hourdeaux, by the private Ship of War Lion, M. P. Gibbs, Commander, and condemned as Prize. ALSO.. The good Chafe Mame EL DILIOENTA, Bunten about Twenty-five Tons. A *rang tell belt Vrrel, telli make a bandy Colder. or Barge, Takeo from the Swards by hI Majefty's Brig Haughty, Lieutenant ',Sheba, Command's. and condemned as Prize. Alfo, theebaffe Marors SAN JOSE V SAN ANTONIO, and SAN ANTONIO Y ANIMA& And afterwards will be Sold their entire Cargoes, matting of Iran Woad risabs Steel Roan, and Iron Ore Tar. Taken by bL Majeity's Btig Haughty, Lieutenant Mier.ben, Conwsaallier,Sinitawdesased is Prises. For Catalogues. Inventories; yields*. raid fordo' infeeeneelie . a pply dome days Won the s e the ga4; it ni) I Move*, Doe. 24, iSoft. ' Meeellains,llo,4lks SALES BY AUCTION. ' • • ••••••IMMID rinFEHoLD trrAtE o;ILHE soungss or murnito DONSHIRE AND BEDFORDSHIRE. On Tburfday the 29th day of January, :Bug, it the Cock Inn il l Eaton, in the County of Bedford. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, tituate in the PArifhes of Great Stoughton, in the County of Huntingdonond Eaton Smolt, in the County of Bedford, containing about fiaty Acres of Arable and Meadow Land, in the occupation of Mr Chao. Souks, who will thew the Premtfcs. Pottrffion may be bad at Lady Day next, and fortber portico tin at the Offices of Meal a. Yorke and Shaw* in Onndk or Thrapiton. COLNMO" , Oct Monday, the i6tb day of February, tgo.j, at the Peacokk Inn, in Batton, A VALUABLE and Produeive FREEHOLD 1 . ESTATE, fituate at Sinterton, Wigtort, and Swinciluad, in the County of Lincoln, (about Bre Miles. from the large and Mercantile Town of Bolton, comprifing upwards of 'Fbree Hun dred Acres of rich iodated Arable, Meadow, Palmy, and Mari!) Land, with 'Mishit Farm Houfes and Buildings therern. Particulars of the Lots may be had, by applying to Mr. John Afgarby ; Meffrs. Jones and I-lepton, Solicitors, War wick ; or- Meeks. Milins and Parkin fon, Solicitors; Hormaftle, at wink Office a Plan of the Efface may be few. By ISSAAC COOKE, On Wedndday the lath of January, 1807. At die White Hart lan, Gravcrand, at Three o'Clock, AN ELEGANT LEASEHOLD ES,TA l'E, at MILTON nest GRAVESEND; commarding estenfive profretts of the Thames and the Counties of Fife: and Kent ; held fora term of 87 years. from the rich December, ac 66 at a low Ground Rent. Comprifing a roomy Houk. fir for the re& donee of a plate; Family, with good Cellars and Vaults; a Stable for four Horfes; and a Garden, walled round. _ _ Particulars aid Conditions of Sale, may be had (even days pre vious thereto, at the BuH Inn, Roehefter; Role, Dartford ; White Hart, Gravefend; of the Auctioneer ; and of Mr. Beddinglield, Solicitor, Gravefend; on application to whore the Prentice* may be viewed. I.EICESTPRSHIRE. MANSION.HOUSE AND ESTATE—IN LOTS, Some time in MAY next, (if not preVoufly Difpofed of by Private Conrad), THE very Valuable RESIDENCE, MANSION 1 . HOUSE and ESTATE, called Qltottuirou House, raile with every accommodation for a large ; with an arrange • meat of Oates, Stabling and Dog Kennels, of fuperior dimenfions; Kitchen Garden walled in and well planted, Cold Bath, Ice-bmife, detached Farm Houk, Earns, Stables, and every necelfary Farm Building; Lawn to the River Saar, Shrubbery, and Plantations The whole in complete repair, and furrounded by 169 A. alt. ie. of very valuable Land.part Arable., in the highelt cultivation, and part very rich Feeding Land. The Pilate may be viewed by applying to Mr. Waldo Thomat, on the Prelates; and imam dlate polfefUon may be bad if re- This Ellateis *gently [muted on the Banks of the river Soar, and very near the Canal, and the Great Turnpike Road to Lei • miter ; three miles &Rant from Loughborough ; nine from Lei eerier; (lateen from Melton Mowbray, and one hundred and Ilven from London. Printed particulars may be had at the Cmwn Inn. Leieefter ; Anchor, Loughborough; Angel, Grantham; Swan, Melton Mow bray; Bell, Derby; Blacking:meg Head, Nottingham ; of Mr. Hoper, Great Marllsnrough-ftreet, London; and the Price, with full particulars, may be kr.own of Mr. Claridge, No. sy, Pall- Mall, London, where a Plan of the nate naay be fern, and who N empowered to treat for the Sale o- the Elba by Private Con tra& FREEHOLD ESTATES.—BUCKS. TO BE SOLD caY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AVery defirable ESTATE. fi tumed in the pariel o f Hard:lope, in the County of Buckingham, coo!: Ring of feveral Farrar in an high Rate of Cultivation, Tithe-free, and Land tar Redeemed, and containing together 711 acres, t rood, and 20 perrliee, in the tenure of Mr jofeph Kitelre and others— Together with the Adwuwfun of the Vicarage of Hanflupe afore- Alf* a vety ddrable Elate, Situate in the adjoining pariDt of C.aßlsthrup, in the Paid County of Buckingham. confaing of two Farms in an high ftate of Cultivation, Tithe-free, and Land tat Redeemed, and coming together 354 acres. 3 roods, t t perches, in the tenure of Mr. Thomas Kitelee and Mr. lisomas Nicholls. The above Moccasin lituated within yy Mike of Lostion, in a picafant part of the County of Buckingham, and within four miles of Stoney Stratford, Ss miles of Newport-Pagnell, ten miles of - Northampton, and balls mile of the Grand Jundlieo Canal, which opens a arca communication with the Met npolis. _ _ - Printed Particulars may be bad at the principal Inns in Stony- Stratftwd, Nevrpott•Pasnel, and Nofthampton; at Meths. Mac• dolman and Hunter's Chambers, 9, Lincoln's Inn; at Mr. Coo. grew's Office, Stony-Stratford, and at Mr. Tent-well's Office, Lince•la, where a Plan of the Mates may be ken. The Tenants will Ibew the Mates; and foe other particulars, sad to treat far the purehafe. apply to Mr. Terreweft, Attorney, Lincoln.--City of Lincoln, Dec ts.. i Sod. TO DK. SOLOMON. DEAR SIR, Drina!, Dec. tf. 1799. IT would be injuflice to the alletecl as well as your fell, were I not to declare that I am ream& from a state of deplorable debility, weaknefa, and the horrid traio of fymptorns attendant on a nervous compiaint of longstanding. by the Cordial Balm of Gilead. My complaint fo emaciated me as to he nlmuß incapable of performing the duty in which I was engaged (as Matc in the Trslawney, from this port to Jamaica for fix voyages) at lea, or at home. But happily I era now declare, that that valua ble medicine of yours has rd Cored my hcalth and invigorated my contlitution, which had previoufly been implind by great exer tion and heat of climate. I can further affure vou that my wife has taken the Cordial Balm of Gilead for a 04 4 .piaint in her (tumid' attended with a variety of diftraing and alarming fymptoms of &talky, with fuccds--being now thank GOD, pier.,..tly free there from. Should this letter be deemed proper for publication, you certainly have my permigion. I am, dear Sir, your obedient fervartt, SAMUEL. LOVELL. itnefo, W. Pine and Son, Wioc-Itreet. Prepared by Dr Solomon, Gilead Houfe,near Liverpool, in so•. 6d. and 335. bottles; the latter contain four o: the forme:rat y width the purchafer Caves sts. Every genuine bottle has a Ramp, which heats the proprietor's name and addrefs, " Saud. Solomon, Liver pool." to i.nitatc which is felony. IN profeding myfelf a regularly educated MEM her of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS in LON DON, I think it incumbent ma me to figni4, that my Diploma from the College of Surgeons, as well as Certificates from the Hofpitah, anti various Profeffors under whom I Itudied Phyfie, Surgery, and Midwifery, have been for years placed in one of my Parlours, opet to the infpedion of any one who happens to be there, or Is defirous of inch damn ation. TIIIILTIEK YEARS I have refigned all other Prodlice, for the Study and Treatment of VENIM CAL Coat maim Ts and DEIIILITT ,—but it was not till I had experience as an Army Surgeon and Gt.- ' tidal Pratlitioner,tbtat I thought myfeli juflified in the Manion of this peculiar branch. 'the concentrated force of the human intellea, When direeted to a particular point, mull nequire hope tioritysOthin the circle of its own aeltion,and a loateontinued for ces, is a decided proof, that my effurts have not been lefs bate. &hi to others than advantageous tomyfelf. The diftrefs wattle ritifery which arik from a certain deftroc tire habit, fo pernicious to fcboolboys, have been frequently poor trayed by the ritoralißsof the age. But it is the duty of every lingt4 4nw,whatealied upon, to relieve loth fufferiuga by Medi cal AM:4e; and It is the acquirement of my exchttivo expe rience in Meting so offer in every fuch cafe a fife and (wail' re -4 Is eaks of deficiency produced by free Hying, reildence in strama GMyter, of too much indulgence of feduellve Paffions, and instils:aunt Venereal Complaints,early application loran' its he. mediate cure. But in the moft complicated Cafes of Thiamin ateollapanbed bylines. tar Diforders of the fyftem axing from ne oledlcd.itifeCtion g foam peskrcnuce is indifpanfably requifite for the re-animation of the Contlitution and refloration to health and vigour. --lo 'Beaks with either fey, the mutt invioWde fecreey is oisfOrnest, and tbetorms of remuneration arc plainly Rated on the Grit intervievr. MARTIN BREE, htsubet iftfreittlyal College of Surgeons In London, tin. 19,Annadel-flreet. Strand, near Temple Bar. 'hernia an additional entrance in Water-greet adjoining... ) All itttin Mir MIS* tounity an eareilled to contain a bank note. ..-1. A CißTAfiedliltlOß 'CORNS INFALLIBLE GERMAN. egiN-PLAISTER. PROPRIETOR if Mi . molt excellent J. REMEDY is h certain of Its *Casty. having nevee foe ' lb a satiety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corn root and branch, TO RCTOItt4 TIC mevitif. And he Ns, i t evil . to athl, that it has Ufitiltely the adVaatase of the innobetlefs inn, cocious Ointments, Salve*, Ste. u many hundreds of aflllifted p a 4 opus cab tdtily, anioos whom ate route of t ie first &watt" it kinEgem- • Fold Wholefale and Retail by T.Axteii, No. a, Pinch-laneneat; the Royal Exchange; and alfo Olt NO. y, erect ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. jamash4treet k Milder. No. ia; Pail-Mali; Mr. Want, No. 3a#, Holborn; and jebouti and Co. No. aso. Oafnid-itrect. At Bride!, by Mr. Bt.gin and Mr. Sh4ard, Bookfeliers Bath, By Hazard, bookfelles, and Wright, perfumer, Edinburgh, by Barter, South Bridge. . Portfea and Gofport, Mr. Harding s. LiverpoOl, by Mr. Gore, printeriand Portfmouth. Mr. Motley, book felkr. And by molt *Eche Vendeii of Medicloes in want FOR VENEREAL AND SCORBU rtc COMPLAINTS. Dlt. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SALITrARI3, 4 by far the molt fate and elfedtual Remedy vier yet difeenktits ed- fur the Core of that dangerous Difeafe. Perkins unhappily atie Bided with Venereal Complaints in all its Rages, and under its ow , riout appearances, will find a (retire and relent relieT, by taking thefe molt invaluable Drops : whisk. for their exiellency &Hill* years praelicc in the molt populous pan of Luuelon, viz Hattori. Garden, have been termed Gutta Salutaris Tbd fetrecy obis which molt; periling fo afilidadTind it needful t 0 calmsl theitibibts lop. may be rattly employed while ufing there Drops; tins* they render confinement unocceffary, as well as all spawns or Mato- , Hal prepatationa, or any (breed operation By appointment of Dr Freeman, they ar.,.. *; vatakra. and rg. tail, by R. Butler. No 4. Chexpfide, corniraf Patentalier tar ; Vdsm and Gibbs, Portfmonth; Weftcol and Resins% POO* ; oul Robert s, Harding,and Johnfon, Gofpart; Wills, Phnom. aaa gers, Plymouth ; Roche, Philptt, Hod od, Harlots, aid Dock; Diton. Falmouth; Naks and Mitchell, Dover; an d Long, Deal; Coleman 'NI Jacob, Sheernefs; Witkerldge, Chatham ; Warren, and kinds and Ralph, Margate ; Thoinpfon, Yarmouth ; Peck, Hull ; Wolitchhulme, Yeitat ; Mitibriedil, Glafgow ; Browning. Pail:ley ; Baxter and Smith, Edinburgh Heaton, Leeds; ,Wood, Wakefield; Latlibury, Liverpool ; Stai ns and Vaughan, Manebefter; Willliihts and Trumbts, Faker i Cmb. line, Salifbury ; Barry and Sheppard, Brifiol ; Hazard and Hint,. Bath ; Stevenfon, Norwich ; Hoar" Cambridge ; Pohiist, Brighton; Land, lidaielftone ; Burbage, Nottinghant ; Ditsrkp, Derby ; Wood, and Nntt and Lloyd, Birmingham; and malt leirs dicine Venders, in bottles at as. 9d. each, srith ample disats„ RENOVATED HEALTH. tT has been too frequently the titbjed alit* lb& general reprobation, that mei, dtflltate of •ftbftgii the myetical art, have offered themtelves as madame far pgblia .patronage in the protellion of phyfie. For the purpote dolt* jultice tostlit reiblt of our hadies and eirperiettee, and to lit us from being eldred among thofc empiric' whore iraped-ent pre. cnfionsilave, nnturunately for fociety, been too favoiiratay re ceived; we beg leave to fulmar to the liberal acrd ehlightabed faithful ftrtement of our purfuits and acquirements. After having received a regular medical education as the pupils of Meifrs. Grin dal and Blizard, whole lectures and practice we ancfully ratMh Jed, as pretenre and furgeons of the London Hofpital, we entered ourfclves as (indents in that juftly celebrated facial for Medical acquitement. the Royal College of Edinburgh, tad *ere 'Artie red in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory awl praline of Phyfie. Chemiftry, Midwifery, Lotany, &c. &c. by thole eminent profelfors, Drs. Monte, Gregory, Mark, H'imilton, Duncan ;mil kuthertied. We unit we (ball not be deemed pre• famptunus in raying that our proficiency and acquirements are not iuconficicrable• Having Tor a long fake of years made venereal coMplaints, and the various difcafes of DEBILITY, the particular °tied of our ltutli-s ar,d practice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired fin:mg:tor knowledge of their treatment and c u re. in fligin and recent cafes of infedion. a peered re ellabliannert is completed in the [hod period of two days; and, in thnk of the uniton inveteracy, where other pradititmers have failed of fixed's, a palter ptrfevrraoce in our plan of treatment, enfure4 to the patient a Lek and radical cure. Am Mit the melancholy variety of &Seders ethic% are the efts% of a habit long and moll unhappily purfited by the youth of both qexes, there are none more alarming or more dithering than thofo deficiencies and debilities which frequently pretem or embitter the matrimonial (fate, To fuch porkies it mull be a socifeling ruft fi.:dion to kn.w that they may row, by a new and infidlible mode of treatment, be relieved to that greaten of all human blefileas, a firong, manly, and vigorous contibution. In an cafes of debility, from whatever celiac arifing, as well as in every fpecies of vene real in/A:diem, we may be confetted by patients of either fee With the greaten ((tree)? Anil honour. Hours of eonfultation at home from ten to throe, and front fit in the evening till tem at night. Patients in the country arc requelted to Rate the partiroliN of their cafe, age, and general habit of living, Ste. ice. hielattg remittance for advice and medicines, when the fame will be given or font to any part of the kingdom. To enfure that ktrety Co ef fential to our undertaking, the pottage of letters may be added to the account for medicines CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, November 26, sBc6 . N a toy, Hatton Garda). _ . . TOT. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. g, New Bridge ltteet,Loidon, Ha, Edinburgh, Nig iSoo, N the fpring of '794. I was afllifted with a Vent.. real Complaint, which f treated with indifference for five months; Mitt was then obliged to apply to a Inular Play6ciatholto put a temporary nap to the virulence of the difeafe (by mercu rial application) for Come time; but growing, in kite of all medi cine and the advice of the firft Gentlemen or the Facility here, worfe and worfe, fur two years. I was reduced to a Rate altnott wiparalleled am' beyond dercription being an entire leper.and ulce rated from head to foot. My head, throat, mouth, cure, leg% arm', &c. have been alternately in danger of becoming dads ; in Ron, I have had from eo to 30 eating ulceis ort my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight. It *ould be voluminous to par tieuhrife all my cafe--fufficeek to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous or of a more complicated na ture. I eru long looked upon by my friends, and imagined my. felt beyond all hepes of reeovcry, and, indeed, in any then condi tion, death was preferab l e t o my m ore titan three:llsle Rate. In thin dreadful &nation did I drag a moll miferabie ritovin use& threw in my way a newrpapervontaining the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plyms ett—my friends read it. I could not. f fent aril procured Come of your LICA Kea PATENT PILLS, which, by wiag from time to time, am now, and baveloog keen, (after more than four years indeferibable dinrefs). in as good a Rate of haat& ,as ever I enjoyed .; as a proof of this, I had a Ane,thrihing,hcal thy child born to me a few months ego. In gnuitede to Got,. and in hopes of rendering my fellow -creatures fervices I Mora you to puhlifh this ; and y ou met ht any t i me refer Czzlrbo to be Cathie.] of the t rut h o f this, fig flintier p to me or my friends, by lettcror perfon. As few cafes for ballnefs wail ever equal mine iod noise e teem it, I have from orperience.every reafini (Care reanitind, that In your lAA K C:11 PILLS they will find a lure, treedy, lafc, and rads cal cure. J. T_ Prepared and fold by the Sole Proprienr,Tnowns Twvera, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his hang, No. 9, New Bridge-itrect ; when. be will give advice. without a fee. to perfons takingghere Pills, tint will anfwcr patients letters, if poll paid, on the fame terms, obferving in all gafes the madt violable fecrccy, no perfon's name .r cafe having been mentioned.- but at their own particular requeft. by the Praprhkoi, during :he cootie of mare than 36 years, that he has had the Condorning of an exteofive fate of the above Medicine, and the ptadice irking therefrom. They are alfo fold, by his appointment, for the eoweetliatee of thole living at a din anee, by Mr. Baster, South -he hip, Edinburgh, Mr. Mennons, printer, Glaignw, to whom alfo Mr. T. rt fees far his addrefs; at the Perfum e r's, No , 3s, St. silhan's•Ereet, Pall` Mall; Mr Robcrtfon's Toy-ftop. Nc. to 3, ...eon:Area: Mr Difbotongh's, No. I, FUN-Erect-MR, nearly oppoOte the Montt. menu Mr. Stars, hookfeller, No. I, Unloo-row, Little Tower. ball; Mr. Dublin ; and by one perfins in every confider able town in Great Efritain and Ireland, ha Boxes Of emit as.9d. each, Rated up with fun and plain DireCtious, Whereby Perim, of either fez nosy cure theatre/vas with oak and ferrecY• -*ft....am Da . MOH ViATtk AT LONI:014 RRIg TO-140 kILOWa Moroirg • - - 43 slimes after p -_____ Afternoon - - g taboo). after 2 LONDON: Printed and publifhed by LEVEL KENT, (of Can— terhury Place, Lambeth), at the S7AR-Orssct; Nb. t, Carty. ftrett. I'olll l lv] alfo aL the 'iiiif•Oirrrce, Tatnpi6•Ean I