Star. — London, England, 1804-06-05 00:00:00

lisol l / 4 0f: .4 .L-. Yellerday the PLiitifittrAitpistayrOl un te e rs were infpetled by Lieut.-o)lmnd Mclitioru, at Wood litidge, and went through a variety of Light Infan• try manoeuvre., as were prAiiii'ed by the Rifle Reg;- went. The Ci,lonel's opinion will belt appear by all eVrtla from the orders, which with his apprnhation were iffued by their Commandant at the evening parade: 66 Mika' Fester has great pleafure in commnnicat • ing to the Hartifmere Rangers the fatisfaaion ex • prelred by Lieutenant• Colonel Mciatenyst, infpec " ring Field Officer for their Dillritt, at their appear -4 ante and behaviour during his infpeelion this mm- O ing. The Colonel was pleated to eaprefs his entire approbation of the prozrefs made by the Corps in rivet they have been placed on perma nent duty ; and to ohferve, that they had made 66 the belt ufe of the great advantages der ived from 8‘ the aillitance and iniluallton of Major STiWART, 66 and the detachment of the 95th (or Rifle) Regi " went at this quarter. The Colonel alfo did the I' Corps the honour to Rate, that he was convinced, 1 6 4- in the event rf invafinn, they would he found cons; 61 pewit to as with that Regiment on Cervice ; •and 66 5o add, that in loch cafe, he would hinsfelf be . 1 happy to have them ondtr his own command. He alto particularly commended the Illerce and flea " diode under sterns oblerved in the rank' , in which 66 points be (aid, they were equal to any C orps which "be bad infpedled." - • DuBLIV, MAr F. • Upwards of seamen have been employed in le. tellieg- the fences in the Phcenix Pailt, preparatory to the grand review of the yeomanry and the germ fee oe Monday next. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and his foite are expeded to be prefent, and the country ca ps having been called in, upwards of t r.OOO men will prefsably appear in the field. Friday morning dur mail from Waterford to Cork, was tabbed betweatearrick on-Suir and Clonmel. The igth Drigetirs, relieved at Hnundow. he. by the tide, are oo their route for Ramfgate. Deal, he. The to divines teethed Canterbury on Friday. The ltd Surrey, or the Warwickfhire Militia. are th be addad.to the encampment at Dover, to alga in Mine works carrying on there under the di- Timm Of General Tams. The daily working party t ptefent confine of loop men. The Cambridge Volunteers have marched to Bury. on plernument duty ; as have the Hanewarth to Loweneffe, for the fame purpofe. The gth Regiment of Light Dragoons have been Matched up from Woodbridge, on their route for linglion, in Surrey; and were yekerday morning re viewed at Wimbledon Common by his Royal High stele the Commander in Chief, who was pleah.d to exprefs his approbation of their appearance. It is conjectured they are defined, with the 17th Foot, now at Cowes, to embark on board the outward lowand Eaf Indiamen, on en gxpedition againft the Mauritius. • The to Regiment of Glafgow Volunteers. eons wooded by the Lose' Patuorr' received a route to march on Friday for Stirling Celtic, where they are to dti patisserie ditty for a month. The Bute and Arran Volunteers are expelled to march immediately for Glafgnw, where they we to seeeive their arts., clothing, he. We learn by the late accounts from Toulon, that the jungle fever, which proved fo fatal to our troops, has wholly fublided. General M4CDOWALL'S army has been withdrawn from Kattadinia. on the Candian frontiers, but we do nut hear upon what conditions or any thing of the progrefs of the war. • The accounts from Amboyna, by the latefi {hips, Rate, that the lift monfooo which they had has been OW of the moll fatal that has vifited that Maud fur *any years pall. Some of the native villages have been nearly demolithed by tremendous forms of thunder and lightning. A robbiry w i confulerable extent hu been com mitted on board of an Indianian lying in Long Reach. Qat of the thieves was flopped by the Chief Mate, With a quantity of filk in his poll'AGon. but made his efcape. leaving the property behind. Saturday fe'rnight, a lighter belonging to Mr. Ri chargron o f Hull. loaded with gravel, in its p•frage up the Number was upfct by a filddett gull of wind ; in confequience of hick the tiro lightet men on board, of the names of Hunt and Tophady, were ur.fortn 'itately drowned.' A {kola from Lynn, corn loaded, was silo log at the fame time, and all hands perillied. About ten o'clock on Friday morning, two young girls, the one about twelve and the other eight years of age. palling over the North-bridge of Hull at the fame time with a cart and feverel other pafrengers,• the driver of the cast cracking his whip at the moment, Laded one of the girls fo much that fell againft the chains, and from thence into the water, dragging the other along with her. The former was taken nut almnft immediately, but the latter was in the water about ten minutes, and when hawedtkn out apparently litelefs. By proper attention, er. the is Co far recovered as to he nearly nut of danger. A very curious circumllance occurred at Catfofs, in North Holder tiers, a few days ago. As the maid lei vant of Mr. it v row, of that place, farmer, was about to raife a bucket of water from a drew well in the farm yard, a calf came behind her unnoticed, and pulped her after the bucket into the well, which is fopprifed to be about is yards in depth, eight of winch is water. On her Wiry!, to the furface, fhe caught hold of the rope and bucket, and lupported herfelf in this manner. until a boy who law the acci dent went to he• of idance, and chew her fafJy out by it, a itti.m• having received any injury by this frigtilar roc.lrnr. A long hal t•rrareour r a rage cut rut of the 0-Aid reek, has Inea lately itin..,reved in digging. the fonn. dation on the New Elo.h.irge, twat Old Hall-fireet, Liverpool. It iffies from a well which flood in a place formerly known by Vie name of the White Crol., ruins underneath the weft riling of the new buildings. and t e rolio.t.s under tied ',titan at the bottom ut Water-lireet. This prifon, it is well known, Ira , formerly a fortifi-d 111 , wer, and it is probable that this p fiage was inten !NI to anlwer Come purpofe of fop ply r.r v•montll;,,..itt .n, in the turbulent limes in which it was C6CAVAIC.J. es. the - Th th the ita at on vie mei esi eo so be ao as to se b. 0 C 1 I SPORTING neITELLICENCR. YORK SPRING MEETIHb. THURSDAY, MAY pi. Sweeptlates of Jogs, each, for maiden 3 and 4 'tar olds. Two miles. Mr. W, N. W. liesVetes Fliza Orertoi old. 3 yta old r ytt. a Mr. Hodgron's -rLy filly, by De!pint, 3 yr* , yft. - Mr. Acred's clt!c. &Littman, by Kin 1: 0 1t 11 . 4 Yr 4, :a . 41b . 3 Mr. G.ufortb's b.f. Zara, by DHOW, .4 yrs old, 7R. - pd Sia to 4 the field againti Mifs Blum Overton. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNK 4. LAMB V. MINIM". Mr. Gaattow moved to fee afide the nonfuit ob. tained in this caufe. The anion was brought againft the Defendant as acceptor of a Bill of Exchange of gel. Upon the trial, a witnefs of the name of Burton (wore that the Defendant had applied to him to procure calls for the Bill in quefiton, and he declared he could not without paying a furn of so ; he then took the Biil to the Plaintiff, who gave him the oath for it, without &duffing any fum whatever for difcount or otherwife. In paying over the amount to De. fendant, the witnefs hopped 31. fpr his trouble. appeared that this was an csoibitant demand, further, that the witnefs was interefted •in the event. 1 The Court granted a Rule to Mew caufe. 1411.7011 W. Oasts AND This anion was tried before Mr. Baron Hactiais I at the lath Affixes for the County of Kent, and the Plaintiff was nonfuited. In this cafe, .the Plaintiff had been drawn to ferve in' the Weft Kent Militia, and being callerrupon to be latched, he refuted either to Terre or to peociire a fubititute, typon'the groundsrhat heirs. 11104 refident within. the firnitt of that County. ; The Magiltrate thereupon iffued. his Warrant, direeted to' the Defendants, to levy out of the Goods and Chattier of the Plaintiff the fum . of 151. befog the peisahy direfted by the An of Pal Eames* to be levied is fetch caiesSthichriecordimitg. ales done. and the Plaintif{ then brought his aftioatu recover back his goods, or the value thereof. Upon. the trial a point was made, that the anion &odd Dame been brought againft the bfagiftrate as well as the Couftablca, and upon that the Court thought it neceffary to aoofuit the Plaintiff. Me. Serjeantlesr, this day. fupported the nog. fuit upon the grounds that the Magihrate mould litre iconi been included in the anion again& the of,her ; he took upon himfelf to decide era the. °tat rcfidence ofthe Plaintiff, and thereupon $s ed his warrant ;—be man be liable, end the could have been brought again* ham. _,,, - It appeared, however. from the affsdavita,,that the Plaintiff did not refide within the jurifdiftioa of the Magifirate. that he had certainly granted the warrant, but it bad been erectited out of °his kiriA. dial= the biagiftrate, therefore was not to blame .aor did the Plaintiff secure him ;:the Cannel& and his 'Milanis were in error the warrant wan right, bat the execution of it was wrong. Tbe Court made the Role for a new trial abfolute. On Tuefday at Thorp Afh. a young mate ti the name of Evans, trying his &ill in fittimmiag in the river, kill below the Wear, was carried away by the torrent, and unfortunately drowned. A. few nights fince, as one of the collating clerks belonging to Mr. Charrington, brewer, at Mile end, was returning home, he was (lopped near White chapel Church, by three footpath, who robbed him of his pocket book, containing eighty-four pounds in bank notes. As Mr. George, of Holywell-fireet, Strand, was driving down Gray's Inn-lane, on Saturday, with Mrs. Genrgnand t woof theft children, in a t'ne horfe choice, then met two waggons abrealt and without drivers. 'There not being room to pafs, Mr. George backed the belle, until the chaife came againft a poll, by which time the two waggons came upon him. The chaife was completely upfet between the two waggons, and broken to pieces, but none of the party were materially hurt. On Saturday afternoon an elderly woman, going along Bithopfgate-areer was knocked down by the pole of a coach, one o f legs was broken.— She was taken to an bofpital. A May-pole, which had been earelefsly fet up at Cain's•crots, Glouceflerfhire, fell, and killed two children who were playing round it; three others were fo feverely hurt that their lives are defpaireclof. Three children were nearly killed fume days (ince. in a court adjoining Wild-street, by a (pout falling from the Ede of a houfe, nett which they were play ing.—Two of them are in St. Bartholomew's Hof ' Several children riding in a cart, on the Bow road, were on Friday thrown from it, in confeqtrence of the horfe.taking (sight and breaking the (hafts; fortunately no fernmemifchief refulted from the acci dent. --- - Monday fe'nni ght the following convids were foamy ed from the County Gaol, Reading, and put on board the hulks at Portsmouth, :hers to remain until their fentences can be carried into execution, vik. Solomon Slingo, James Farmer, John Painter, Jas. Hawing, Wm. Richards, Andrew Cook, William Langton, Thomas Showell and James Slade. On Mottday fc'nnight the body of a tailor was driven a&ore at the call end of Sunk Mandl, in the Humber. In a pocket book found trod tb his (bitt, was a difcharge from his Majefty's ihip ti n cer, dated Toibay,OSuber 25, 1600, and from which he appears to have bern an American, of the name of John Davies. A flornnet's Jury was held upon the body aft,r which it was decently interred in the wriind at Keringtrin. The following melancholy catallmphe is of In tin gut tr a ostotne, illat at hclita•ed in giving credit to it, until allured if the !aft from undoubted authority. fi•me E. fpurts at North Burton, other wire borton Fivoing, fttuated between Bridlington and Scerbro', among Lb. raft of the diverfions a grinning mar..ll was prsip.Aed f r a certain quantity ,if t-hacco. Tilt ee competitors entered f.r this prize hom lam fpecitily fci cc. .. the moll alum- Mg and paint. , rw, atti Muted, as re are in , y o ymo, to 11,e vin:eht Conifil (ions into which their br.dies had previotoly been tlir: , wn. Two of them died in a few days, and the third, we are given tr. uodz, - ;!and, Las ;:,.cc (hared the lane tate. .- . . .... Thit::,.tit ' . . - ~lON • ~ ,-. • .- -.. ; • ..1. , ::.:,........ ~--,, -COSN.F,XCRAPIOL - 1101,104 4. '• ' ibrin ikeNlP The *remit, of wheat bite lit i haatiatt, AttOW Kett. Reel. and SA*, at=dliffnia. ; Witivicep '.;fte,.! of kw fvrol , lev. Award, olleardieseetif IC la. pet IdStAii per Moe this day rettedgihrt bailor (sat totadnia seky lull, without any material alteßldilrersdiviltsh. ileterralktrairit week's prfow. 'Batley Iv way flaispet Edo, wit if any dans ea lower. Deane or both Arra fikre advanced Adf la. per quirt*, grey rale gotta as meth, and twain, very few oafs It ourlow, tier were takes oe readily. wad finest*. to sa, per linOdr ldOler: :la - ' , white peak and ether articles not an y akeravl •'' ~ -, moranciftheMOMMr - A 44 rilbill k•c Wheat, .13. 33146. Per fr. •! Whits Pliblirlhhilk l. Pine Ditto, sp arm M . y6S. cal • • ', . 1116: . ' • Rye. tg s . gya. est '• ' • - • Tick Discs -- , ....... . Barley, sta. tic N. LI'LN ' - acts; 211 ,{3&• , . Ma, 5 65. 6sa cat - - • • Polind Atm - 1 a,41,, Rape Selik," • 30. to pyi. ; :fi , •••• .r "a- . . v . rt. , ,i , ..f: „.fr • P*ICE pyr,i,9 , , . „,p • Floe Floor 3p. t 0.431. -Swo4ds mi. if I ng ssev en fied il * RETORT; of WHEAT Isi Siart-fane. tido a pth of May ti ate iilo et U_ai..-Tu • . • Average ells. yill."- ea. Hid' lower e f4st rotval.,.. , „.:., : l: FROM Tilt LONDON •AltiVrt I.I4VrVILDAII,JUNtii. ,;4„....p. ' Ayer* /act ac t i n EiSlifailad **Si MP LP F.," coding the aYth of . . teas. . , i, „ .. ... Wheat. I, Rp. I ley. 1 Ostilloppqr 4,. •4. s. 4. a. d. ,s. d. , .. 1 a ~. is 8 3.1 'et a -_, 28 3 .3) 3 • -.331 ,3 1i 1 43s Me average "' SuPtt.ertit Atm dm . aim 6044 woe wreck etas 33740. I tr pt.r444ral wskjas. PRI EOF PS , / BOPOUGH. .. ~, , 1 , Ih r il tos.gpfil fts '.fdos to 61 !di,. 4 t . - IPItl. 9/ 11 4 8 PS. . la 3341THFULL.D. . • Meadow y, par Lo.d. ~..• „ 31. aos. to P. nd... ..o O3 r ...-, I wi.r."..n•lva , -'- 4 1 . • oat. 14) SL 'V% Stsw; .isAtiz: . IS.; 46 101414evikl4 •To fink thAtill‘wpw Wei: i 5A,....4921 Dag .. pi- to gm. 'sr • ....joy* wig Allt Uinta ,* 4F—lg as Ssi 4 4 'Pak • • '46 to da..11,w 1 bee Or ssitilE4: . • 11' .„,..h4s. ' lIIVUKTE sit biitillailitALL, 113 11 311r 1 ; 4- I Pe too at ft. Who oda& . ' .-• ~..1 a1:..1' Meg ss tad so to Ild s r p fit •4V0.401 , 1 Mow 11 Sli ts 48 4d.Per .3t '4l to. sill! Lomb as to do al. • • .-•• .: a SEA COAL hirrurs OFFICE. I , • st Mar 21. Maim * Orem of Cads Said in ddi'PVitSlea . Ohm* aw db. ddipar &s him. - •,' •-• • Wodelsfeaff NWs aft. ad. to 47••••&- Saddrape , :. ~ .go AM ass od. is 411,..44 .~ r M. Clamp. leen m•-Wedisaiday bile timilsAAagstAdt-Terati Mr. Jolla II Modern. is lAwe al Weigeller Ccill was admitted Bachelor in Law. The am Frank BeedonareNg College; Mr . •PotarCatirdet. a *eta* ColleStS lilt Bic Thema Casa of leleadatee Calknelinenideas •aalie lihnithd Maas of Atm Metes. Re. C.ettana.liatit &eider% , sat Jame Pewit. sate. Edameti Hall: Pea Dom. RAW. at Ildlisl.ookW t Remy Mites. edUnicardieraZ Ward Halstallesaik onlearAlefecelirgel IN A Owl And ONO Chard I Edward Climite. et-Waditain Colisdat"Wati iiatiors and Winiata litre of raziats.CsirsowfaeA Mu ms Moust,alCarts. WatuilidwiftWitilel e.g. Cglik a ; i r li 14Nt' ;.3mbes Eason, tt Wei* VOL .. atjakaGallega.mme admitted Dadieliakat 4hrta . ... .- •. a Oft Sendai lap. lee Teed had No eadbm ties at Ludt Clitattli, mime ertiOstire, . . .-, varilq, were ohillied : • Pri fta--1. Carpentir, A. E. her of Made coripii i 4 : ii. A. H. 'wow& ciateke; i. moor', College; H. ltempfon, A. B. Cluift OSA i B. A.ll. IN Caper; T. Pas, A. B. Walborn Callisitt and acne, A: B. Wadham College. ' Deacons—J. ilifilard, S. C. L Wellealk4ollert).'W:l ll eglioN, A. B. as College ;W. W. tail* A. B. Wortofter Carte VI W. Hamm, A. B. &aroma College; H. I. Syrian, A.lf, St. tbn's Cane i G. Hernihy. A. B. Chant Church • Wa i lliah l ar, C. L. New College; J. Circa A. B. B ii• Moore. A. B. Hertford Collage ; . .44 i. J. S4Mloar; A. B. age hem Colk On Ms .*y amna cm die *dim at Trinity C. e. atbattifta P.m kila WOO. *abut%•• ii. M. ins dededMilow ; ll* Paredla id lIININFiv. Selish, i led Mr..SeftWfb timer, oldest See*. . : DIVIDENDS. J ipe 11. Duncan Creamy and Richard WNW!. of . &MAO. Vxect, London, Illackweb•Hall haat and partneri, seam, at June 23. Jam" Hamilton and WilliamTnehington of:Finalt.lans, Londe*, merchants and parsers, at ten. at Guildhall June 23. William Edwards, a iiew EresdAreet, Hanover-fillair, Middlefes, goldfmitb and Jeweller, at ten, at Gundlsti. June 23. Thomas Thnrgood, of Welwyn, Hertford/Wu, hOr ' hewer, dealer sod idtapinart, at ekees, at Guildhall, London. June 23. Michael T ,of Sileer-itmet,Galdes•fepare, but sow a Long-Acre, MlMkfea, bookbinder and bookfaier, at taros Guildhall June 23. George faker INlCarthy and Robert Widen. Vaughan, late of Drilla. %Ilion, Mantes, and copartners, at aka." et the White Lion, Irand.tireet. Sel 4. June 23. Henry Leer, of RopmrsakarmarceS, Mao :Adds, sada", Bilhopfgate-ftrat, Loniloo, taboccoulft, dealer and chapaian, at ten, at Guildhall June 26. John Delver Wilfon , of George-boa, Ctueen-Ann area, St. Mary-la-lame, Middldes, pawobroka, darks and char mer', at dean, at Guildhall June a 6. Abraham Mellen, of Walglier ton, Chalibe milks and sheefefodoe, at eleven, at the Crown Inn , N antw kb. June 26. William Hitches, of Netherton, Ch,fhire, COM deal r dealer yid chairman, at eleven. at the Crown Inn, Nantwitti. I Jose at. Robert Stewart and William Stewart, of Maraltelter, merchants, deal m, chairmen, and copartners, at three. at the Spread Eagle lon, Manebeiter. • Notritatat ACT. At tie oily WimibonAi for • Dr. Jantai's Powder, N. et. ta. Pamirs Chnittiolord. Loodon, THE following MEDICINES are fold. at the prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties aAti as it Is ensahat from tic di of September, tks, the stator be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for Awr,st' for Ham Contumptlon, and as a Coolidelvaldt Addition is snide to the Stamps so the Amicks of higher Value, er that'll in Balk, the Price of Dr. jantes's Powder will be in rature as. p 6. pa Packet, or al sa 6.1. per Dose.; but the Qaartity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up for &CA's+ and Wally) mil '6l bad for Wet% And as by Parotit of tbe.t. entre of the Stamp Olbee, Plates are permed for Mr.lfeencres feparate We. with Ids Name engraved in each Stamp. tie rubies will be care- fel to diem that the Words, • P. Newbrzy, N.. 4ss St. Pitili'6; arc printed in the Stamps of all Ms Midleinre I and as It is per tained that this will be a tuffteient Security sprat Counterfeit., his Signature on she Labels m Dr. James's Powder will be dittos- United from henceforward. Stamps will t r allowed gratis, al ufitall to that who parcha'e Half a Derzett cr more at a tints, of the lower priced Artie es. Dr. James's Powder sr.9/. Lozenges of Blots a 1 —a Bottle . as o Freakss Tir,dt. of DIA 4 0 - Analytic Pills 4 6 Huilmm's ditto • ` 2 9 - large DA 14 0 Illoginb Corti 9 Dr. Steers Opoicldec s 6 °maw Al -sehatt4e II 6 - Convuinott 011 s 6 Ormterk Medicine 8 6 Camonole Drops 1 9 Inglia's sc.,t: I - Parent ric I YlreiceniPeWitidot i senves I t Orestes Drops - Itt Berry s Bilious Pills 46 Dr Plooper's fills 11 Dr. Aultia'a ChArate Glats's Monies ':• 3 6 Ditto 4 o Henry's ditto - • 6 D.lhy's Carminative z 9 Nortutt's Drops t . 6 FSenee of Colt sfoot 3 6 Spilibory'a ditto ' 5 6 Cephalic Snuff 0 9 Dr. Solander's re* 1 s Mr Silence's Denture 4 o Grenooglia Tindure Jones's Itheumnrie Tine. 36• Do.Tolu Lesenges I v,, • 14. B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Name are allised to the lirti loopy Ankh. ahove enonsersted; and es many Petril,..l,2rti r calmly tenants and owitensers, miftske lilt hoer. be is under the n. catty of pointing out. that it is at the F.fl. Pod of Si.nal's, neared ro t hr7plitle, and 'hat it bass lar.c white Amnia bunt , are which theft woe& are inkrihed4 •1 at 114 LT V1 . 41/I.lllabl 1•11. Da. Jews i POWar -. • . %/11LittAI,Spo fir C ire (npfly of IYj 01111111"beebbialird ANTIIIbIOOIIP. LS; preparri Mik DIM* Arraseatry. Tberale subedit Owe for Gouty, ad ltboaupitio Difordero, Nava. sd bleb Head./4 Noutiora,Plabiscant, Weakixistiolgalatit. Dtsoa of Silidu Indira's. laud Pule LAvlig..lte. • Iplsy arabfkabasid rotoirstonkd brats, RuniParally, the ossatoidloNdollooNiselloNtly. Wows Lady gay a..et • tick th 4 i;ang King, the Hon J. Wisffty. Mtn. Wit lior4 M. P.i &OAR Stow, bact.lM. P. sir W. Mattr•na. Bart. M P. Sir R. Hettreat. elr N Wean, Kat. Coker!. C slet. Patrolman ; Captains }rola. Make, :Ut P d . rebeo, the Rte. J.Btoddart, Wanes. Amish, Lode, Thiitierer, and fame batalieds of tame N4llll,oeatry, and • OcIP odd** to die oursber of *Lents; Mr. Mon Its ,tinted, is eke folborbal, {root Captain flop& ne tie Gouda t • 9141alo•CaRby Heatatforduetb, Booth Wale., Psis a 4, 403. • " Captain Lloyd praents bls tomplinisots to Mr. Dime (al. tboult not peideoWtylleqoatillad otrinlaso), , trooldn•ke it as a L. tourif be woad kid Mir toot or ire Betel Ohl. Pint at (mu bo 000 eon. Moo I.lorl, wbo bee stoma and ins Medicin, . is tour preatuat old moy leprell; sod re easnet rt them au, abort In tilts county, fishnet stPlavoriot4wilt nor Csnoannes ; ,tbraistaolb Obleotbayntro Enid at is Mika roe the gum ferriti titer bane been to Mn. Lloptkur web at Cause album aid dlislhtally CloattiOlolPll lo l NI& (Writs. ststrosistal the :Nag where. cr lielobro==lokolf ittrt:LDßoa tumid Zgißobe pais, Connsy.it 'woad be a bed s jtbeeeliollity.ft a= • . 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And In tommt.litsomtal CONONRIaI 6 4• 1 . 10 to W e tompilamml is te amir meat of exclufiv flaws is Ms ine NS Ale • Auk ma i% sod food, rettdltt I offer tboadootage of thisomporlimee cobalt of debar fa; trio are &Midis:4 with any tied of DEBILITY. at soy funemoom YES MEAL INEII4IIIOIIf. and la aU nitwits traiso ere' nomdcmago esamiencese BA interview.' • '„ Pal cots in the country an csintitcsi us lichees Bo* ass ra irt t rorscilod to %NW, OW see attd monetro of Woo MAFATIN ORES. Member of the Royal Cohort of Borpososioddlaillo• Strand, mar Temple Bra. TO. THOMAS TAYLOR. PrlQ_ • 'TAU SIB. N. 9, Bridsaereet, Loadas. I FEEL it a duty incumbent upon nje, to - in4MIII you of the very great and ettraordinary Cafe I have retold from your invaluab , e Mediehio—LEAKE's PATI.N'I' PILLS. About rwn years agn I was attacked with • Vet; caerta On oa ri it a, which I trinity' rather Dightly for force time, but the NG cafe at k ngth fpreadtrg all over my Body, I was obliged to apply to the molt eminent of the Faculty, but their enhance afforded only temporary raid--I wont through varlohe Cousin etSelino don, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit tams redpeed to a Mere SbeletbM. Thilileas Ihst freed all 'over my limbs, res. deed me a enniplete Ohfeet, fa that my Mends defpidraot my recovery. When hrwri7ltt to this faustlon. I confider/A deaths e innitaittle, teat iniationef thine ramptiaghpos the many Cats, on w ba.a.- r o.a - rmrmermeeeeeeta, 1 t 53 5 induced T. ITT • bow. oil them, which I tboolela rather relined ml, and by parreveranay for news* treiNermotalisi tend•hilloweng your Direalons, leap /// rienced tit,: i•anfLJetieroattaqfle it clatatioalrons Pain, the Sons gniatiellY fubhdingt I ven lOW, thank 000, parr/x/11y recovered an.i w :Jiang' out .!till • u*enf !int coal one more boa, irldriva think teatimes ter Bel Pirellt3k3Bl kw hciath In Its orgiu.al RAM It I. with the ft'lßeitßlfaHfffult that fuLferlbe myfelf, tr. leer much otil/gaiß*lt fAblbt, _ ": WaL Plgleoll. ' Ddlifliglat.4 AM 4iftir**, yet , t, ago.. r. S. For toe yohlie hegso4 I &filch (Meet to rite above belay pettliAted, hot ittaserfdll !VW& jciar own better judgment bell th.:tate. _ # popmegilitlvitpon• itaf I ate IPTbrieter, Tgosl AG -rental. Member of rili . cep? MVOs, Lbridon, at hl. Ho-ft, filo. 9, New.Brld ft - Mere: after a Cdaßam rah:v.:is *Smote than '4 n, le aprattice particularly Stride :ta /he Cure of Veneta!' ./.111alnts, with that knelotc,k. Lot:lt w:...:h wen of his PrJkl i rm *wield always (Verve, be ratters himfelf, te - advle• lend Prdtaftwc he gratiiitostily wetniniatn to perken taking t+k Mk/We, lar t fl he ettermadi by a s iaccloing IV:ii - , a. 2.t: advatatz., IJC.Iri :o he oh/Word, and void of otioi gelerw-Mcn,Sold, by I. t , Apphiniin;r, fre the cot/vatic/.r of 0144rtovi•vr nt a.dhlar/ce, at thelrrflunces, %b. 3t, St. Alkin' , fkrock•Pert , Mall; the Toy-ihrp. XI. tog, Okf..rd-lircet / Mr. / Daborour.h.s. Nn. 7. rwq-Brett-htn; Mr. Steel's, B...krdi , r, we.", Uniel-licte, Little Tower KB• Mr. Watfon's, Soult.. brithe, ltdloburgh; Mr. Calwell's, ridlain ; Mr.filthites, Lava' plait Mr. Athinfettlf, Ma/whetter ; and by one Perfoo ifl Carr cooGd :rabic Town u C.:eat-Britain and Ireland, in Posts of ee.lf Selfrit clerk, /cited ,rp With fall and plain Urn:lions, wherry iletetf.'a of rither She any Core therfelvcs with Safe, Speed. be ,l C 157011 ',ar,!7. - E4Oll R'A I ER AT LONDON RR !DOR TOMORROW Morntreg Afternow LONDON' Printed sod psitthed its tVIT.LRENT,(st I • tatsury-peer. Lambeth) at the brae (*rtes. No. C. t' .r. Oran Pvt.ll2.ed dat at at Sr ota Os vas, I. is-liar. DEUPAII n•••=••11m..m. ." iW R ES dal and Prh *nem Verr.e.ll AT i Braida ral td . b free e N e" mad is kris; on& id es bib Id Chsig ac Pi 4 gri Cu So a 9.