Star. — London, England, 1807-11-05 00:00:00

ro THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. Ma. EDITOR, The impolicy, not to fay impropriety, of withhold ng Brevet Rank from Officers of Veteran Battalions, may have a very bad teneency with refpea to the general good of the Service; inafmuch as it may probably difeourage, in Tome meaftne, thnfe firong and united effort:, now become fn neceffary towards combating the enemy with faccefs—an enemy Raiding over the acknowledged rights of mankind, threaten ing the diffolution of all the ancient Governments, Religion, and virtucus Sr.ciety, and, lake a whitlwind or a deluge, to overwhelm all that is good, or held facred, in the world; Icaving the almoß only confo. lation, that &kaki may, by the wifdom of her 0 on. cils, the experiecce of her Officers, and under the blefliag of Cat o, " ride triumphant in the Roam," and by ber manly efforts, and in His gond time, rellore Jullice and Liberty to the Eartb, at 4 t.l itop the career of lawlefs Power, in the purfuit of univerfal and un controulcd Dominion. In this view of things, it behoves our Rulers to give every poffible degree of energy and fupport to all the centlituent parts of the Militat y of there kingdoms, Brevet Rank to thofe who have fo well earned it, by fuccefsfully lighting the baffles of former timer, thofe of the immortal Wm.?, GRANBY, and other celebrated Commanders! or the term Veteran is more like unto •4 founding brats, or a tinkling cymbal," than any thing elfe ; and, inflead of conveying ditlinaion, or fomething of fuperior worth or merit, as it ought to cin, the Veteran is kept in the back ground, with the mortification of being every day liable to the command of inexpetienced young men, by the lately adopted meafure of fending thefe battalions, equally with re riments of the line, to foreign fervice. Convinced, that his Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief, upon due confideration of the cafe, will, conformable to his unwearied attention to the good and comfort of his Majefl y's Service, confer that which will give fuch univer fal fatisfalion, • WATARAN. Oetober as, tBa7. • ABERDELN, OCTOBER 18. During great part of lafl week, but particularly on Tuefday and Friday, there was an onufually heavy fall of rain in this quarter of the country, which (welled the rivers an uncommon height, and the confequent damage, as we have been informed from various parts of the country, has been moil dillreffing. Along the low grounds on the fide of Ythan, a vaft quantity of outßanding corn has been either deftroyed or (wept away ; and the turnpike road was in many places laid completely under water The Dee and Don were likewife (welled in an uncorn won degree feveral vela' in the harbour broke from their moorings, and received confiderable damage; one of which, had it not been low water, would have been carried out to lea. A farmer's fervant crnifing the river Don, on Friday, at Boat cf Forbes, on boric. back, having ionic meal in a lack before him, and a keg .41 his %boulders, IoR his balance by the rapidity' of the current, fell off, and was drowned. The bridge of Turriff, part of which was built within thefe very few years, is alfo (wept away; a circusnftance which mutt prole peculiarly inconvenient to travellers during the approaching winter, as we are much afraid it cannot be effeanally repaired until fpring. Great part of the retaining wall, on the approach to the bridge of Inverury, is likewife thrown down, and carried off, and we are afraid there are few parts of the country in which the ravages of this dreadful in.' undation have not been more or lets felt. The Evergreen, from St. Peterfburgh to this port, with hemp, arrived here on Monday evening. under jury malls, having carried away her mails in a gale, off Elfineur. She paired Gottenburgh about eight days ago, in company with 13 Dandh fail of the line, hilly loaded with flores of every deicription EDINBURGH, OCE.BER 3r. Arrived at Macgregor': Hotel, Baron Dr GEER, Baron ADELIWARD, and Mr. BARENSTBIN, from Sweden, on their tour to the Iflands of Scotland. Mr. WIG HT, the Swedifh conful in Leith, has re ceived orders from that Government to fupply the Swedifh frigate which conveys his Majefty Lours XVIII. to this country, with neceftaries of ever y kind. The frigate may be daily expeaed. Thurf3ay laft the Weftern Regiment of Mid Lo thian Voluntfer Infantry, commanded by Major WALKER, were infpeaed at Dalmahoy by Colonel GILLON. They went through their different evolu tions to the fatisfaalon of that officer._ The Craig company of volunteer infantry, com manded by Captain ROBERT Ilit.vocns, has been ern ! permanent daty at Montrofe for ten days, where they received a very polite reception and attention from ! the Magißrates and inhabitants. Tnefday, the isth intl. the Kirtiemuir, Forfar, and Dunnichen corps of volunteer infantry were in- i (pelted at Forfar, by Lieutenant Colonel Dovcsas, at the conclufion of to days permanent duty, which the two laR of thofe corps had performed together, j when the Colonel was pleafed to enrich his highea approbation of their appearance and difcipline. The Univerfity and King's College of Aberdeen have re elated the Right Hon-SyLvssraz DOUGLAS, Lord GLINZIRVIII, to be ReOor of the Univerfity for the enfuing year ; and have eletted ALEXANDER Mora, Efq of Sentliown, THOMAS Buc matt, Efq. of Anchmacoy, Gsoaos Gott now, Efq. of Halhead, and ALEXANDER LEITH / Efq. of Freefield, to be Alieffors during the fame period. .The Royal Lanai Mire Militia march from Edin burgh Caßk for Haddington. on Taefday. The Berwickfhire remove from Haddington to Port Sea ton barracks. The 75th regiment, Sir R. Arta carantb's, fucceed the Lanark/hire in Edinburgh CaOle- Tuefday fe'nnight, a fire broke o ut in the farm houfe of Ingletton , in the parifh of Zs-tummy, which, before it could be extinguilbed, unfortunately burnt down the dwelling houfe, but luckily did not reach the kitchen and other premifes that were adjoining to it. During the time the flames were most violent, the wind providentially changed, otherwife it would. have been almoß impoffible to have preferred a very valuable flack yard. MoR of the furniture was fared: NOVIIMBSIL 2.—His Grace the Lean PRIKATI Of ISIIAND left MACregot's Hotel this day. LIVERPOOL. NOPTIVBER a. Tuefday morning, she wife of a labouring man wa. found dead in the none delpls Toveth Park. It is fupp..led (he ha I been killed by falling froth the top, a height of 6o tee. Saturday morning, a trunk, containing wearing apparel, was ftolen from the houfe of IMr. Hamer, the Golden Lion ; and yeflerday t o man went into a ; publii houfe in Sweetic.g-itreer, called for half a pint of ale, and abaft they went down to draw another, he connived to leave the haute, and decamped un ; ' nbferved. taking with him every article that was portable from the room where he fat. EUBLIN, OCTOBER 31. A numerous and refpedable Bench of Magiftrates met at the County Court Houfe, Clonroel, on Mon day lalt, to take into confederation the (late of the County, when it was refolved for the p►efent to try the drat of that co operation from Government, which is repurted to have produced the molt benefi cial effeas, in reftoring the tranquillity of the county of Limerick. An Englift% Gentleman was picked up on Tuefday night by a lireet walker, and brought to a houfc in Drury lane, where he was knocked down by Come fellows, and robbed of his money, two rings, and a fnuff box ; having given information at the Superin tendant Magittrate s Office, and defcribed the girl, though he could not the ftreet, being a &anger in Dublin, the was recognized by Daly, the Peace Officer, who inflar►tly went in fearch of her, and in the cootie of An hour he apprehended the lady, and recovtred all the property. Wednefday night, about eleven o'clock, Come villains entered the houfe of a publican who lives at the corner of Sandymount-lane, near Irifhtown, from whence they carried off two gold watches, and a quantity of wearing apparel. COMMISSION OF OYER AND TERMINER, Ot:loNer 29. Patrick Collins flood feverally indicted for having fraudulently uttered forged or counterfeit notes, purporting to be of the Balk of Ireland, and that of Sir Thomas Lighton and Co. On being arraigned he pleaded Guilty. Mr. GuismEss, a leading Connrel for the Crown, admunifhed the prifuner lbenuoutly on the rash and precipitate plea he put in, perhaps ignorant that the charges againft him were capital, and went to affeel his life. The ptifoner pet-filed, when Mr. MiNaLLy role and fated, that in point of Law, the ptifon having previoufly pleaded Not Guilty, which plea flood on the records, he the prifoner could not controvert it. This legal point humanely fuggelled, had the intended impreflion on the Court, and the trial proceeded in the accuftnmed manner. The firft witnefs, Mr. Keating, a fruiterer in Starkville-tired, proved, that on or about the 13th of January lan, the prifuner came into his Ihop and bargained for Come fruit, tendered in payment a note of ten pounds of the Bank of Ireland, which he in• ' doffed with the name of Thompfun, prefixing thereto the word Lieutenant. The other two notes were proved to have been fraudulently rendered with falfe indorfements, by two refpeflable traders, one a maker of umbrellas, the other a chandler. A perfon 1 of the name of Chancellor, proved that in the all of exploring the pacifier's lodgings.be difcovered feveral notes to a large amount, with dollars, &c. Mr. ADAMS, in the defence, conceived there ex• , ifled a material variance between the Indi.Lment and the words on one of the notes, a variance which he humbly conceived would prove fatal. It regarded ' I certain abbreviations in the inditlmmt which did not accord with the original words from which they are prefumed to have been copied—he quoted a cafe which occurred within his knowledge at the Old Bailey, in London, to fupport his arguments, but it was not 4 cafe reported in any of the books, and as fuch could not, according to the ufage of the Court, have been received as authority. • Mr. RINALLy cited a cafe from the boakt, wherein Judge Ofboine admitted in the year tBc.6, that a vat lance was fatal where a kind of mifnomer appear ed on the face of the inilidinents. Judge Os oats E did not fee:Ale& the cafe, hut faid he conceived it very probable he might have done In, but it could or:ly be in Inch cafe as where a poffibility of millaking one name for another was obvious—he itillanced that one family of the name which he him. Pelf bore, fpell it %%WI an e final, and another did not do fo—there may of couife be many analogous in cidents—he did not, however, confider the fpecies of vari:tr.ce alleged in the prefent intlance to be one wherein the ferric appeared equivocal or materially altered. Baron SMITH did not think it requifite to recapi tulate the evidence in the Jury, on whom it was incumbent, it they believed the witneffes, to find the pt itbner guilt)', a Verdi& which they Bundy returned. —The pi ifuner feemed much affeded. A Mt. Sexton and his bail for profecuting Nichtnl fon, grocer, in Monre area, for having in January hilt That at the laid Sexton, with intent to maim and disfigure him, were feverally called to come forth and profecute, when, in confequence of their` not appearing, the prifoner was acquitted, and inunedi •tely difcharged. Fix F..—On Thurfday the prernrifes of J. Vernon, Elq. of Rethangles, in,Suffi.lk, were difcovend to be on tire. The flames iffued from different parts of the dwelling at the fame time, and all efforts to extin• grifh it were unawailing. The exertions of the fer vants and neighbours were diredled to fave the live flock, which they accomplifhed. All the out•houfes were levelled to the ground, and a great quantity of corn, depofited in them, confumed. The lots is elli. mated at. soool.—There is great reafon to apprehend that the fire was occafioned by Tome incendiary. On Monday a little boy, fon of Mr. Sharpe, of Little Britain, mounted a ladder, which was placed againfl a houfe. , The paffengers, alarmed at teeing In young a child in Cuch a fituation. called to him to come down, when he almost inflandy fell backward, and received Co fevere a contufion on the head, that he expired the following day in St. Bartholomew's Hofpital. Tnefday fennight, a thief, watching the oppor tunity, when the fhoßkeeper had gone out, broke a pane of glafs in the window of the (mall corner fhop, next the Town-houfe, Abeideen, and carried off all Mr. Kerr's property within his reach, conking of broaches, lockets, and other trinkets. Cu, KG'S PATIN? Wait)* r4ztV41.210.-:ro Parents,Guardises and Others, who hays the care of Children, this valuable Medicine cannot be too ft:nutty recommended. Worms are a dircafe few ohildren tfcape. They deftroy the appetite, weaken the organs of digeition, produce pains in the Ransack and bowels, deprive th. body of its nourilkment,occafion emaciation sad patently, flop th. prngrefs of growth, and are the caufe Af the moft alarming eon *ulfions, which too often terminate in death. Nor are their efF‘dts leis revere on grown perfoos : by ultcrating the ltomach and bowels they are often the cattle of !lettering complaints, which prove fatal at lalt, and fubjed the patient to the molt exeruciatin ti fits of agony and dithers. In childhood, every difeafe with which a child is afflicted Is alfis highly czafperated by them. The cer tainty and feet) , both of their prevention and cure, by the above medioine, is fo fully eftabliihed to the fatisfadlon of the Public, by the tetiimony of the firft and molt leading characters of the No bility. and of others of high refpedability,vt ho have wlts:effed its remarkable cried' in their own families, that it is only necclThry to obferve, this Is the period of the lesion when Inch a medicine ought to be given to children and others, to prevent any attack of this eoroplaint.—Sold wholefale and retail, at Ching and Butler's. No. 4, Cheapatte, Corner of Petcrnolter-r•w; and retail, by moft cenn•ry venders, in boxes, at as. pd. and 54 64. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Mill Slaughter, Edward Gaimford, and andTofeph Brown, fo St. Martin's lane,cheefemongers. Otlober 31. 19427. Robert Sparrow and William Sentance, of High Itreet, Borough, :ea deakra and grocers Oftober 29, tBO7. Henry Carew and James Brooke, of t..harcertioufe street, Char tcrhoufe fquare. Oetober 30, do,. George Wackerbarth, Jofeph Detmar. and the late John Chriflian Church, of Bett'sarser parith of St George, IViildkfes., fagar refiners. Augult 14, 1807. Jofeph Pannife Baker, and Co. of tpfwich, mattfters and mer chants. September 22,1807. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. OXFORD, OCTOSCIt 31.—Laff week, in fullconvocation. James Powell, Efq Gentleman Commoner of Exeter College, Wag ad mined to the honorary degree of Matter of Art*, prefented by Stephen Peter Itigaud. M A. Fellow of the fame College. Titurfday laft Mcfrs. Robert Smith, of Worcefter College. and Maurice Swabey, of Chrift Church, were admitted Bachelors of Ans. Yclberday the Rev John Chappel Womitionfe, M.A. Stud, nt Divinity of Chriß Church. and DCIII of Litchfield, was admitted tactielor and Doetorin Divinity, Grard Co rpoundrr. The Lord Bintop of Durham has hero pleated to collate the Rey. Charles Thorp, M.A. Fellow and Tutor of Univertity Col lege, to the Rcdtory of R yton, in the county and Diocefe of Dur• barn, vacant by the refignation of the Rev. Dr.Thorp,Ambileamin of Northumberland. The Uniucrfiry having appointed the Rev. Dr. Barrow, of Queen's College, and the Rev. Mr. Wares. of Merton College, to pre .ch two Sermons at St. Mary's, on the fulaleet of tratifiating the Holy Scriptures into the languass ufed by the various nations of the Eait Indies, according to the propoial of the Rrv. Claud.us Buchanan, Vice-Provoit of the College of Fort William, in Ben. gal ; the firtt of the raid (canons will be preached by Dr. Barrow, in the morning of Sunday the Bth day of November next, and the fecond by Mt. Nara, in the morning of Sunday the 29th day of November. The Rev. Bafil K'ood, LL. B. has been ipftituted. hp the Arch bilhop of York, to the rectory of l'horpc Bairct, in Yorkihire. COURSE OF :XCHANGE. Amfterdant 35 7 2UL Cadiz 39i effed. Genoa 451 Do. at fight 34 I t Madrid ao cited. Lithon 6o Rotterdam% 1 t 4 2 Uf. Balms 394 cffeEt. I Oporto 6o Hainborgh 34 42; Uf. Leghorti 441 ; Dublin to; Altana 34 521 Uf. Naples 41 I Cork iil Parisi day's date 23 8223 %Hy. Venice 52 liv. Piccoli effeetive Ditto 2 Uf. 23 Is a 24 1 per L fleriing Bourdeaux 23 52 a 24 2 1 Palermo, 92 pence pa oz. Agio on the Bank et Holland st per Cont. New Dollars o 55 f d PRICE OF HOP 3 IN THE BOROUGH MARKT:T. New Bags 51 ss to 61 os I Pockets 51 losto 61 iss MCI Of 11AT AND STRAW IN ISIITU/ISLI3. - 41 tp to 51 z5l New Clover 01 me to cl co► Clover 51 os so 61 los Straw. at to to it zBs COAL MARKET, November 4. Ships at Market Skip. fold Price . 36 Newcaitle Coal all 4os od to sas 4d 8 Sunderland 8 42$ 9d 10 44s od 3 Cinders t a7s 3d tel 0011 od BIRTHS. On the 26th ult. at Old Aberdeen, Mrs Colonel Arthur Forbes, of a daughter. At Eccles, the Lady of John Maitland, Ffq. of Eccles, of a daughter. Tuefday fennight, at Margate, Mrs Bettefon, of the Circu bang l .ibrary, of twins. Saturday, at her father's houfe in D. vonfhfre-place, the Lady of Captain M. H. Scott, K. N. of a daughter. Saturday, the Lady of James Mackenzie litundeS, Erg. of a foss and h-ir. Friday toornirg, at his bode in Bolton row, the Lady of Colo nel Walter James, of a st welter. Same morning. the Lady of William Burnie, Fig in Tavidtock place, Ruttlll rquare, of a &tighter. Oil thr 2 Sth ult. at Seaford, the Lady of Capt ain fowler, of the Sulk: Militia. of a daughter. At Co'con Flail, Worccflerfhlre. the Lady of Robert My&lton Diddulph, Erg nof P of a elauOter. MARRIFD. On Turrets'', by the Pew. Philip I.e Geyt, at Plum(lead Church, Kent, the Rev Charles Graham, of St. Laurence. near Canter bury, to Mils Elizabeth Calmer, fecond daughter of the laic Lieu tenant Colonel Cairnes. At Cheadle, Chelhire, Charles Philip julmilotte, Fri of the King's own Dragoons, fecund fon of the late Charles J4dulftone, Fig. of Ludlow, and grandfon of the late Marcldonefs of Annan • dale, to Frances, youttgeft daughter of the late James Harrifun, Efg of Cheadle. On the ljth ult. at Chre Church, R. Alexander, Ffq. of the illand of Jamaica, to Mrs Radcliffe, young& daughter of the late Colonel Jahn Tracey, of the will& of St. Anne's, Jamaica DIED. On Friday. the 23d Odour, in the 4TR year *flier age, Mrs. Stokes, wife of Mr Benjamin Stokes. Merchant, of Birmingham. On Tuefday laft,the Rev lofephWilliamfon, Redtor of Thake • 'ham, Suilex, and formerly Vicar of St. Dunitan's, Fleet &eat, near 40 years. On Monday, Odober 26, at ChWwall, near Liverpool, at the advanced age of 80, Arthur Onfh,w, Efq. Co!leder of the Cußamis at the Port of Liverpool. Bred up in the fervice of the Revalue, his aaiVe and intelligeot mind had acquired the molt perfedt knowledge of all its vlrioas interests. His merit alone oceafioned. his appointment, and the arduous and complicated duties of his office he difcharged with an ability and integrity to be equalled by few—to be furpaffed by none. To his great difintereftednefs, the Report of the Co mmiffionera of Enquiry into the affairs of the Cutloms bean the ftrongeft teftimony. On Saturday lalt, in Cope•ftrcet, Dublin, James Bradfield, of Stokeferry, Norfolk, and of Montrath, in the Queen's Counrg, Efq. He was manager of firveral Irilh ethics, for Noblemen and Gentlemen refident in England, and acquitted himfelf as well to the fatisfaCtion of a numerous tenantry, as to the advantage of his employers. By honeft induftry, from a fmall beginning, he acqui red a very ample elate; and as a mark of affection fin• his native pace, he has, by his will. endowed a fchcol at Stokeferry, for the education of 25 poor children. Though 4ffisluous in the ilifcharge of his duty, he was conciliating in his manners; and though he was the agent of Erglifh abfentres (a charader which always excites jealoufy) he lived efteemed, and died regretted. Saturday morning, at Deal, in the 83d year of his age, George Lawrence, Efq many years his Majeily s Naval Of there. Sunday, Mr Sotheby, bookfrller, of York-ftreet,Coven: Garden. In Queen Anne ftreet, R. Huffey, Ffq only brother of the late Earl Beaulieu, R. G. By the death of this Gentleman, an eltate in Ireland, of 14,c0c1 a year, devolves on Lord Sydney Godeaphin, a minor brother of the Duke of Leeds. On Sunday fe'nnight, after a vcty then indirpoiltion , Le Gendre Peirce Starkic, Ely. of Huntroid, near Blackburn ; be ferved the office of High Sheriff for Lancsildre laft year. Thvrfday evening, at his houfe in the precinds, Canterbury, the Rcv. Jofeph Price, B. 0. Vicar of Littlehourn. On the aBth ult. at Hedinghant Caßle, Firer, aged 46 years, Mrs. Elizabeth Majendie, wile of Le wis Majendie, hfq. and only daughter of the Leta Sir Henry kinghton, Baronet, of lioLtituu Tower, Lancaelire. HIGH WATER AT LONDON lIRID(tE TO-MORROW Morning 41 minutes after 6 Attanoto a to mlnutet Au 7 • A CHAI.I.ENGE. MESSRS.CURRIE and CO. S urgelns,e lialitive the whole world to prove a Engle innance where their V e . dieldeand method of cure bait failed of the &fired effeet. The pratftlet of many years in this particular branch of their profefa an has not given rife to ore unfuceefsjul cafe. They condone to diredt their ftudies to the treatment and cure or Venereal Complaint., and that derangement of the Wi en ,. which is the confequeree of the pernicious wafteful eff dts of a hx. bit tong and aloft unhappily purfued by the youths of both fetes, to the one it will be found to be the unfailing fource of barrennefe, the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a diftram n lists of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in potence. Theft are its remote and ultimate effects ; while can. fumptions, lofs of nitecutar power. ard various nervous c omplaints ufually charadterife the earlier lieges of this folitary vice. Of pa rses languilbing under the difordera incident to loch a life their treatmentis firnplt,and has never proved unfticcefsful in the courfe if a long, laborious, and much extended practice. In the moll obftlnatc and complicated cake of Venereal Infeetion,faeh as oil. ftruntions in the Urethra, Spntigy Exerefeences, Hard Tumoaw CMIIOO.I Ulcers, Eruptions, Seminal Weakiiefs, Gleets, Arc fez which have hitherto iraeled the (kill coc the general pradidoner. Marx Carte and Co are now enabled rad;early to cure by a new. fate, and expeditious mode or pradiee, fuperior to any other yet . adopted. they may he emir:bed by either set with the greatef delicacy, fterecy and honour. at their hntif.".. Nc. toy, Hatton Car Patients in the con htry art rent', ft d to fiat. the partiealar.,, of their cafe, their age, and geneeat anal of living. Letters, pit paid, trickling a batik note, wilt he SUIT anfweted ; and the neffef fary advice aud medicines given ot fent to aly part of th e ki ng d om. Fut - an of a I etter from a refpt &dile Gentleman at Litchfi e hf . who, ler family rearms, r equc ft e his !hall! may not be tiat't piedic, I.)r SC)! OMOI4. DEAR SIR--I ench,fe Toll a bank note for 5 1 . Land Oran he glad you would fend by the waggon, 00 Toehia. next, hire or ten bottles of your CORDIAL BALM of GILEALj. a propnrion itainitely more valoA , le than the endured. That weakliere and dell city in the head—that &icing and prefureof the ip tits, which tea -ed my life a burthen, are ratered to their won d tone. Its Ste Rs are envserful atter invigorating ;it ferns to give life and anim.tioll to the whole (Uteri). Catmint*, and ft tenity, with itrain of elicarfol ideas arc the attendants on its vir tues. I Ural adhere to your medicine as an old friend ; and as I have pinned my faith in its virtues, (hall not very foon take elif :eive 01- it. I can with pleature irinrm you, that the irritation if the nerves is abated. At precept i wifh you not to make my hams known, for family reafons, and therefore rely on your proniffe ti fecreey on that head, when l had the pleafure of feting yon at Li. veroool. he Cordial Balm of Gilead may be bad of every wiped)* Medicine Vender In the United Kingdom There are alfo family bottles, containingthe quantity of Lard the tvs.6d. ones, for 335. by which 94 are laved Thule who with to have the Medicine immediately from the Dodos.. by fending the money for any quantity !hey think proper. will have them fent by fuch carrier as they Qt L appoint Poll office orders for any fum may be fent by pvft, and the balance will be returned In the box, or orders with mill eachafed will be duly attended to. Nor re—Fach bottle has a government Ramp with the Prllt " Saint. Solotnun, Liverpool," ei)ge.ived thereua, to imitate whick is felony. THE REV. MR. BARCLAY'S PATEN a AcsallstLlOLlS PILLS. IT was a remark of th e ce l e b rate d Dr. Sutra, Author of the Domeitie Medicine, that complaints of the domach and bowels are the prevailing malady of this country, which lay the, foundation of the more formidable and fatal cafes; that the per;on who could tikover for the relief and cure a fare and infalithle remedy would perft'rm a moll important fervioe t t Society. 'that difcovery has now been made in the Patent Antibiliotor Pills of the Rev. William Barclay, the extenEvefale which, and the h gh titituation in which they are defervedly re{;, has conGderably Icffcned the :lumber of thefe complaints • and bids fair, in a Mort time, t o be the nicanaof entirely etadiCatitv them. Theft Pills have a quick and fare operation, they adt powerfully and fpecifically on thetaile and thus remove the numerous Monks cortneeEed with it, Gek headaches, flatulence, liver complaints, jaun dice, nervous cliforders from indigefthm, &e. They are.the min valuable 'amity Medicine hitherto effcred to the Public, and the Proprietor is fu; ported by the nod rtfpedtable evidenciof the first characters of the Nubility and others, that they have neva been administered to any perfon without giving certain and fpeully reticf, and in the end completing a cure This valuahk medicine, haviou been tired with fucods,is noes mended by the following dislinguithed Perfonages:— The Right Hon l'ifcount DILLON The Lord !Whop of BAT 44 and WELLS Sir JOHN HONEY ".VOOD, Hart. M P. for Honitni Sir STEPHEN LUSH INGTON. Bart. IMP for Penults, THOMAS A NS()N. Efq. M P. for Litchfit Id. JAMES AMYATI', Efq. M P. for Southampton . • NICHOI.SON CALVERT, Efq. M.P. fur Hertford EDMUND BOEHM, 1 , fq. New-Street, Spring-student THOMAS HAM s.IERSLEY. Efq Pali-Mall G. W. I/ICKES, Efq. Private Secretary to she Areklkihop elf ' Canterbury _ _ _ The Re;r Mr. DIMOCK, Librarian so the Areibi&op CECIL fORRES Eft. M.P. for Wenlock Sold wholLfale and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4. Cheaply% corner of Paternotter.row; and retail by Mr Kirby, Stafford fins. Old Bond itreet ; Mr. Stratton. Leicelter fquare ; and br re fpedtable Venders in Town and Country. A Caution—Obferve the name of William Barclay %engraved on the stamp, which is affixed on the outlide wrapper of ends box ; all not fo ftamped are a dangerous imitation. Price 51.414. and los. per box, with ample direelions. WHEN Profeflion3l Men of Educati on ' i n d Re fponfibillty deviate from the general Syftcru by tte feledift of a particular branch. the fan dim of bag continued fucceffes is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my prcdice to the =delve treat meat of Three Diforders, and the fuccefsful refult of my plan gives me arldltional ardour to uppore, as far as I am able, the ravages 4 chore Complaints which are the molt important in the Cataiogne of Human Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch. as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of predate to refeue individuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerAa precipitancy of general Pradlitioners. The Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted my attention. comps - Ift every fpeelee of vENfREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration: 2,11 y, all kinds of debility whether arifing from thy habits of fthool boys or the indulgences of mature age; and,laß Iv, that derangement of t h e fyftesata wsr men which le called BARRENNESS, or STERILITY. Numerous Difcafes arc the refult of ignorance, or hate in tie treatment of a Gm* Gonorrhea ; and it tat unfrequently hey pens that the (cede of Life are poilioned by the indlkrction of art unguarded hmir By a fuperiao method futh Complaints arc eardi cared; and, even where others have failed, lima that I any pre. fume tooffer a rat:tell re-eitahliihment Few, howev.r, are The Wee of complicated diftrers in this dr order, compared ..v.ith de calamitous fituations of risen, who ftron an indulgence in a felitnry vice, or the prevalent gaieties o' fathionable life acquire that fiat. of debility, which is the C'f voidable confequeuce of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fuDerer Groods over his mifery, bet ea" fully conceals his misfortune, it may be tome coofolation far ht..' to know, that aLl.kugh it be an objedt of doubt or unoretzto . with other pradlitisuers, the removal of thefe defichmeles by e grainsl progrefs of rem/veins,. is the acquirement of my elprtr• ence it the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce roan.s•- eigour, much anxiety wilt be prevented by an early counterae4 , :• of this languid Rate; and there cafes no grest difficulty will occe - - The feerecy whieli fs fo effential to my ursiertakfrag, sad qualifications-which I have prefunieci to Rate, form the An& e.` my prettnfions, and is coincidence with fuch this intimation st given, that Mr. fired may he c-ofulted peorially, or by LetitiP (inclofiag a (mall Note), at his bottle, No. sp, Arundel-ileve. Strand, near Temple-Bar.- , r y There is an addirlecial Entrance Is Water itreetadjoinkiG and the name is on both the Jones MARTIN gium hlembar of the Royal Colleee of Surgeons in Landis. A CAttrioN.--Sonic Nair's. who tardy affcrt tbarifclve. •-• he Vaal/meg OF TUC ROYAL COLLIGI,Iwiing for feveral paR copied my Advertiferornts aloud ward for word; acdiider: I them as their own productions, it ,is my duty to mention ti tkofe Perfons ure woe Menthela of any College in London, Fe,:- burgh, or ehewbete nor bane they airy right to practice der'! in Loodan LONDON: Priatcd and puMirhed hw I..hVEL KENT. (of ('4-• 'el - bury-I'l4er, t amt eth) ar the S -Orme. No t, tt.reet. Pt/blithe"! alto PC the STA 4 1. 41 ,11.:g, Temp!e-Ber