Star. — London, England, 1807-12-29 00:00:00

DUBLIN, DkCEMB&R 22. Yellerday, Doyle, convitted at the late Commitlion ref Over and Terminer of wilful and corrupt perjury, when hr ought forward to prolectire fame of the pet-- fins coarg , d with plunderinp the 'earl called the Powell. wit;ch had been wrecked upon our fhote city iiip the late tremendous te:opeti, was whipped fr to one end of Dunleary to the other, and back again, parfuint to his fen'ence. On the. night of the 90th inflant, fume villains bitr. glarinufly entered the dwelling houfe of James White, Efq. of Ballynahown, county of Wexford, which they robbed of plate and other articles to the Wine of 5 0 1. Doting the late revere weather, Mr. John Keating, of Curranflown, county of Tipperary, had (even of Lis (beep dug alive out of the (now, the fifteenth day after they were &ft covered. One only of the number appeared weakly.; the other fix being able to rue off brifkly from the fhcpherd, as flon'as they were at li!serty. They lay like bees in a honey comb, and it could not be difcnvered, that doting this ex traordinary lenotth of time, 'hex had been able to derive any futtenance from the herbage, each theep being completely enclaled in its own TRUAO, DACt MBER 26. The rumour which reached us a fo , tnikitt a j zo from America, of the caotute of the Prince Erreit packet, happily proves Ude. She arrived yclterday at F.:Om-mill Mat) , Kew, a vagrant minflrel,2c very properly c mmitted to prifon on Chrilimas Eve, by the MA. gifirates of Hellion, for ceiling lewd ballads. It is a difgrace to the profs of a free and enlightened cnuntry, that printers fhould be found who are ca pable r f giving exirience to (*rich pernicious tubbifh. In the c.rurfe of the prefent week, Coroner's In quells have been taken on the bodiei of William Barker, killed in Wheel Mary mine ;—William H a mpinn, killed in Benner Dlven mine ; and Peter Grenfeil, ki.lid in St. pill, Penwith. Two men have alfo been dan,geroufly wounded in Godolphin Bridge mine. SUSSEX, DECLAIBER 26. Tuefday as Captain H Ilingbury, of the stare. Militia, was hunting rear Pod] tde, ia taking a teap over a hedge, his horfe fell with him into a ditch, which the Lipt n was unacquainted with, by which accident, he had the misfortune to break his collar bore. He received to farther injury. Thurflay fe'nnight Captain Clarke, of the Vulture totter, going out of Rye, captured two loggers, with uawtrds of feven hundred calks of Hollands.— And on Monday hall, lie toe( a hog boat, with near four hundred parcels. The whole of the goods were fafely lodged in his Majeity's Cullom Houfes of Newhaven and Rye. A few days ago, as the wife of a man of the name of hl.arfh, gardener to G. Matcham, Efq. of Truck ers Hatch Place, neer Handcrofs, was fitting by the fire fide, (he was taken in a fir, and fell into the fire ; Mr. M. reaffiatt at the time, rendered the poor wo• man every affi lance in his power, but too late ; (he having been fo dreadfully burnt, that the expired in a few baurs, in the greatell agony. The fogs f r lime days pall, have been very un pleafant, particularly in the Weald ; where many perfcna though per fealy acquainted with the roads, have been 101 l for a cnnfiderable time, and feveral pol chaifes, although affided by lamps, were unable to proceed faller than a foot pace, but we have not heard of any accident takieg place. The melancholy fate of Captain Sargeant, follow. ed by the defiruelion of the murderer, Allen. it was hoped weuld, however dearly purchafed, h a ve f re ed the country from the alarm occafinned by this new and dangerou“mode of depredetinn ; hut in this ex p e ct a ti a l we have been unfortunately difappointed, for about a for:night !ince, Mr. Brna, living at Portfea, was (loved on the tuna:lce road between aiavant ar.d En.fwort l a, by a forapad, wra l t up in a lo ,fe great coat and armed with a gun, who rob bed Lim ef what money he had Aria him. A few days flatfee t teetly the afil 'ant of Mr. flicks, furgeon at Havant, eves flopped n-ar the fame place, by a perfun anfwering to the al) :ye defcription, who de manded his money. but not happening to have any about him, he scat (offered to pals on. On Thur (day the rill ino.eat, .r.edgewick, a baker, het a; at Havant, was flopped between five and fix o'clock in the evening, t n tie ferne road, about a quarter of a mile from Have at, and, apparently, by the fame Fer ree, who la bbed him of fourteen (billings. About an br.ur wards a clockmaker, of the name of Avtrtl, who refides near Enfwortii, was attacked near the milellrne between Ernfworth and Havant, and robbed of a clack, which he was carrying nn hi; arra ; and nit being ready to part with it and his money, as the rab'ie.rewifhed, he'was feverely beaten are. wounded by the villain, and his pocket cut o:. He funn after robbed ;mother perfsn of what money he had about him. The three !aft mentioned rebbe. ries being committed in fa (hart a (pace of time, in one evening, eaufed a canfiderable fenfation in the neighbouring towns of Havant and Enifworth. At the later place. nn the alarm being given, the Corps ref Valanteers ietrnediately turned out ard fcaurtd the eeighbouring country, but without any fucceft as to the ptiecipal objea of their parfait. On Sittnia ( tea evening, at eight o'clock, Mr. Ttibe, a refpea able farmer at Lerdifeaoo, near Stanilead, about four miles from l's.irnfworth, on his return from market, a. r his own !mule, was fuddenly fired at by fume rat - lion, by which his hnrfe was feverely wounded. He narrowly, bat happily efcaped injury, thotigh fix (lugs were clifeharged at him. A few nrevions to thiia Mr. Knight was robbed of his watch and money, near Sir H. Feathertionchaugh's at Up-park. The country being thus infelted, and travelling having become ready dangerous, the Magifiratesrefident in the neiglihombood of Havant, felt it their duty to rfart to throng and aaive mea fares, to endeavour to deten the agendere, and to deliver the conetry from this evil. Accnrdingly they met on Monday tall, at Havant, and convening to gether the Canflables and Peace Officers of the adjoining parithes, invefled them with proper antho rity In fearch for anlappreleend all lapelled pedals, and all idle and tlifarderly perfuns whatever, in their rccpeaive diftriar, efpecially all fuch perfuns who may be found nn Emfworth Common, Hann! Thicket, and the fun-minding Forel.. ..__ The Gazette of Saturday contains a requeft from the Admiralty, that all petfans, whether in his Ma fervice, the fervice of the Eaft India Corn pang, or the merchants' fervice, who poffefs informa tion refpe&ing the fituation of tiny rock, fhoal or danger, not yet pnhlilbcd, will tranfmit the fame to the Secretary of the Admiralty, flying the autho• rity on which their information is grounded, for the purple of completing a feleflion of charts, for the ae of the navy. The Leiceiler packet failed on the 23d inft. with a mail fnr Go:tenburgh. The brother of the Ruffian General BENNICSEN, and the Cnunt BINCHIENDALFV, Sect etary to the Prtafian Ambafrador, were pafrengers on board this vefrel. The Danifh Well Indiaman Montreal, from Monte Video, bound to Copenhagen, laden with tallow, hides, copper, and bark, is fent into Portfmonth by the B.illiant, Captain SMYTH ; and the Carolina, horn Figuera, bound te Guernfey, laden with wheat,' is fent in by the Sheldrake, Captain THICKNISSE. The Riling Sun fchooner, Captain Vaxxoo, was npfet in a gale on the 23d of September, on her parrage from New York to Trinidad, when the Cap tain and crew (twelve in number) deferted her and t'ul: to the yawl. After being nut fix days, and having wahing to fublitt on but fix apples per man a day, they were taken on hoard an American Ihip, which fell in with them. They wcte in a dreadful flare, from flarvation. Letters from Cadiz were received in town on S-. turday, one of which contains the following Rate. ment :—" Several of the perfons arrefled in conic (pence of the detalion of the cunfpiracy, have been lecently releafed, both at Madrid and at Sitioes Itcalei. Whether the Duke de l'lnfantado and the Duke San Carlos are Rill in cutlody, I have not been able to learn—nor is it known at Madrid. But as both thefe perfonages were arrefied at fume diftance in the country, their releafe may not be fo loon known in the capital. No appreheofions, appear now to be entertained for their fate." Madrid Gazettes of the 6th and rod: ult. have alfe bean received. They are wholly filent concern ing the entrance of the French into that metropolis, which was laid to have taken place on the 9th. The following article is from the Gazette of the 9th : ""•PAYONNE, OCT. so. Field 114arthal Don Pedro Rodriguez de la Buria, elm/1111E111- er! by the Court of Spsin to receive the French army, arrived here on she 27th latent. to conirliment the Gen, ral iu Chili Junot— a corps of Dragoons alto arrived here yellerday, and let out to-day for Spain ; this mortifog likewite the General in Chief, wi,ls his Staff, for that kingdom ; and at prefent there is not any corps re maining here. The fecond army of the Gironde will begin to enter in the middle of November, and will confift, it is Paid, of 11 .0..)0 men." AtenTwEit Corrrsv.—A letter from a Gentleman, dated Crantits, Orkney, Onober 30, far, " Lafi night I oblerocd another Comet. it was nearly ver tical to this place ab trt eight o'clock. The nucleus is fully as large to appearance as the other Comet, rvbieli is silo This new Comet is very large and dillinet. It appeals to be on its approach to the fun, will probably be vifible for a cordiderabte time, and feems to have moved, (ince I firfl faw it lali night, about two degrees." 'The ground work of the popular new Chriflmas Pantomime, now performing at ASTLEY'S Pavilion, Wych-fireet, with great applanfe, pourtrays the ctiftom of various countries in the time of the Sax ons, particularly thufe of Suffer, Herefordfhirc, and Glouceflerfhire, which ever at the prefent period exifis ; it is called the Weil Bowl, which being filled on the eve of Chriflmas, at the expellee of the Lord of the Manor, the neighbouring villagers aff.mble at midnight, light fires in the fields, and drink each others health ; an ox is alto exhibited, on the horns of which a large cake is fixed, while the animal being g , red by varioos perfpns, (who at the fame time form differ..ot figures and dances) is at leng tofildrn the air, and failing either Era, Weft, North, or South, was construed to denote either plenty or fcarci:y. Thik merry making being interrupted by a contention r.f the elements, difperfes the affrighted peafantry, when the allegorical reprefentation of Chrillttlas fi -ding a timbering Piper remaining, transforms him into Harlequin, gives him power and fends him forth to Liberty Sall, an antiwie Mannar', fir the rurpofe of eloping with the daugh ter cf . Sir 2727. pi 1 rn'ity, an old fox hunter, when the riftial eccentriciii-rs and humourous incidents t.l Ilarlequivade know, to the difappnintment of the porfuers in the general chace, , but to the final tr.cun ciliation of all parties. A Gentleman (peaking of his very .numerous in. vitati..ns this Chi itlmas, a humnurous acquaintance replicd—l have hut two ; but they are irrefillible ones ; ac each will prove a capital treat to many of the guetis. Bring alkyd to explain himfelf, he re :, ;inel—s• The two p-we:ful invitations I allude tn, ate frun F. tune and ChaLc.:." The Schemes of the S:a:e and City Lotteries, now depending, will thew the confequence of there invitations. Few buil:ling; in London have ever attraEled greater attention than what is now paid to that mig aiticent arcaure in Skinner-Il Tett, which is defigned for the gtztrideft ht:tel in Eturpe. 'fhoufands ut paifengers daily gaze on it with no lefs fnrprize than admiration. When it is confidered that this Inperb hcufe is only one of the numerous Capital Pt izes in the depending City Lottery, it may eafily be con ceived what a general intetell f-Jr adventure its fchtme mutt excite. There are three brothers and a finer, of the name of Danglifon, at Ke(wick. in Cumberland, whofe united ages make 324. pears! Titurfday the chaife t.f Mr. COOPER, of Romford, was overturned in linion.nreet, from the obliin..ey of a waggoner in the management of his horfes ; Mr. and Mils C. were both thrown rut, and now he in a dangerous (late. The driver of the waggon is in culit,dy. A fpecieg of fwindling has been carried on ex tenli7ely below Exeter, by a genteel looking man, who ufcd to drive in great hatle from inn to inn; reprefenting timid/ to be the bearer of Govern ment difpatches, and fucceeded in obtaining fume of money at the principal houfes in each town or village, He was generally babited as a naval officer When engaged in thefe fraudulent purfui:s, :Ind at other times as a private gentleman. LONJ:)Ar JI.4RKEn 11611111IXCHANGE, MARK-LANE+, DIMMER a. The arrivals of Wheat today make but an incon fiderable fupply, and a [port demand, which canfes a declenlion in price of Is. and as. per quarter. Barley is rather lower and heavy Pale. New Malt as under. Grey Peas are cheaper. Beans of each kind at fame. what lefs ; there is likcwife but a fh - rt fupply of Oats, and prices in this trade are at fmall vatiation. Flour on the terms of fall week. °BASRA,. CURRENCY AS UNDtlt• Wheat, 445 6os 727 per qr. Grey Peas,6cs 665 od Fine Ditto. Its 76$ od Bears, (old) 56s 615 od Rye, (new) 48$ 52s od Tick Ditto 525.571 od Barley. 38s 44504 Onts,33. 401 435 Malt, (new) 705 785 od Poland ditto 44s 45b 04 White Peas, (Boilers) 130$ 16)4 Pctatoe ditto to 475 cd Rape Seed 231 261 Fine Flour 555 6cs—Seconds sos 55s RETURN of WHF.AT In Mark-lane, Metro:ling onlyfrom the 14th of December to the 19th of December. Total 3,750 quarters Average 73$ 31d higher than laft. return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the !irk of December to the t Bth of December. Total -59.597 racks—Average 595. c d. Is. 611 higher than left return. RETURN Pint OF GRAIN ON FOAM) SNIF AS UNDIES: Wheat sos 554 6,55 Boilers 130$ t tss od Fine 6os 705 Suffolks to 16os od Superfine . 72s 7; 3 Grcy Peas 6os 645 od Fine Ea: White, tee. —s 77s Bode Beans, Sas 585 Rye, 35 1 481 Ditto Old 63s —s Bariey 365 441 od Tick Beans, Mak 6os 785 Oats 3 4 01 8$ 3 5 4 85 cd 54cs White Peas cros 120$ Poland. 425 451 Ca Rape Seed 221. to a6l per 'aft Fine Flour 55s to 6c5 per Sack PRICE OF HOPS. NAGS. POCLITS. Kent Si Os to 61 as I Kent -51osto 71 es Mffes 4 1 141 to 51 55 Suffer - 51 os to 51 15s Me: 41 144 to 51 11,11 Farnham 61 lIP to 101 CB . _ PRICK UP HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags ;I Ss to 61 6s I Pockets 31 "Gs to 71 7s PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitechapel. Hay perload ooto 6 0 0 Hay per load qtoto 5 xi straw t 16 oto t 19 0 Straw 1 lo to 1 18 Clover 5 to to 6 18 ►Utt OT QAT AND STRAW IN SMITIITIIILD. tiay, - 31 co to 61 os I New Clover of ocs to cl con Clover 51 5s to 61 6c Straw, it us to al of - - SMITHFIELD, December a. This day's market afforded a good fopply of prime beats, and the Slew of Cattle, ir. general, was fomew•hat confickrable. Beef, Mutton, Veal, and Pork, fold at lalt prices ; and the trade. for the molt part, was pretty brilic. Ihe (ales In the Hay Market were railer lively; Hay and Clovi.r have dropped in price fince Friday's Matket Straw fetched a better vice To fink the offal—per Rome of 81b. Beef sit od to 64 od I Veal 5s od to 6. Mutton 43 4:1 to 55 4d Pork 4r od to 45 ILI IIIAD OF CATI LE I UIS DAT. Beats, about 1960—Sheep and Lambs, t 1,6c22. Calves t to—Pigs 410. NEWCATE and LEADENHALL, December 28. Per ftoce of 81b. by the carcale. _ _ Beef 44 o 4 to 55 od I Veal 45 4d to 65 ill 3t 8d to 441 8J Pork 45 od to 46 81 RAW HIDES. tii.len (per Rune) 3s cd to 3s 2d I Horfc Skins 148 to 168 each Middling rs ad to as 61 1 Shaep Skins 2s 3d to 38 CC: Ordinary is sod to 28 cd Shearlingo os od ro cs cd Heavy Calf 125 od each I Lamb Skins os od to od oil COAL MARKET, December 28. Ships at Market Ships fcl4 Price 23 Newcattle Coal sas 64 to oos od FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The Oreftes, for the Ant, recaptured on the 17th of January, 1807, wall i.e paid on board, on her arrival at Sbeernefs, and re called on TareGlays and Fridays, far three months, at No. a, Cie ment's The Atlas, for the Oneida, captured ow the 24th of February, ttos, will be paid to-morreve, at Mr. Lochyer's office, Plymouth, and recalled there on Tuefdays and Fridays, for three years. The blazer, fur the Anna Margaretha, captured on the 9th of April, t8.:6, was raid on board thib day, and will Ise recalled atNo 14, Clement' , Inn. . The Camperdnwn, for the Frederic and Floridencta, captured on the 6th or Odtabcr, 8:4, was paid or. the 23d init. at No. a, James ftreet, Adelphi, and will be there recoiled. The Franchire. for Ia Rapofa, captured rn the 6th of January, El Carmen, on the a tth of June, Brum. and a quantity of cocoa, taken from fomeSpatifh verde, 19th of June, 1806, will be paid ion board, on Friday next, and recalled on Tucfdays and Fridays, at No. 3, Philpot lane. The Endyrnion, for the Henrietta. captured on the aril Deccan bee, 18, 4 Conformidad, the 9th of January. Nova Carlotta, the ale' January. and Princ iTa de Paz the loth February, tB3e, will be paid this day fennight, at No 13, Great George ftreet, Vareftminfter,ard there recalled for three months. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Browne Bell and Thomas Richards, proprietors of Le Beau Monde, or Literary and Fafhiohable Magazine, December 18, 1837. Thomas Bennett, James Clarke, and James Evans, of Compton- Brett, Clerkenwell, brewers, Nov. 30. 1807. Robert Walker end Edmund Bowman, of Dean-Rreet, Oxford !treat, engine-makers. Thomas Conlntiol of Afht on . Northamptonlhire, and John Comp ton of Waternewton, Huntingdonihire, millers, May 6. 1807. David Jackfon and Thomas H. flap, of bifhop Auckland, tan ners. —Nov 12, 1807. Omar I :all, John Hall and John Brawn, of Safford, coal malters and lime deaders.—June 24, Ge rge Richard Scott and George Holt, of Carey ftreet, Lin coln's Inn. Gelds, Middlefem, andliotaters —Dec 24, 1807. Aloe:ander 9t-h1 ar.d James Thompfon, ut Dundee, fail cloth manufadlorera.—July 58, 1807. J. S. Jordan and Alexander Moswell, No 131, Strand, Mid dlelex, bookfellers and pa:Anvers —Dee 21,105,4. John Morgan and Samuel Sowerby, of Briftol, working Glver fmitbs and jewellers.—Dre a, 007. Wilailan Lewthwaite, of Devotaire-ftreet, Inrgron, and Edward George Adams, of High (treat, bliddtefcx, apothe caries —Dec as, I $O7. John Jarvis and Benjamin Nind, Wood Brett, London, ftraw hat mantafadltrer..—Hee /9, 18c7. Nathaniel Ataften, Nathaniel A. Atiften, and Tito, Pdgar jun of Rainctatt, merchants and fhip agents, will be dillolved on the 3191. , 4 r, 18 , 37. William Etilhingt , n, the Wee, William Luihington, younger, and John h.avor, of ,lark-lane, I.ondon, Welt India merchants. Dec as, 1207. BIRTH. On the 23d inft. at the Fall of Galloway's honk, Coal:weft, Saffez,the Optima's of Galloway, of a fun. 'MARRIED. Jameb Gihfcn. Efq of Cooictill, in the county. Cavan, to mir, Margaret Mayne, daughter of iium* Mayne, Erg of (aid pine. At Rathlitale, Lieutenant C. 1". M'Kcnna, of the Kilkenny Re giment, to Mira Hill 1 hail). O'Mcaher, Efq. of Barna, to Mirs Scully, third daugh ter of the late Fdmond Scully, of Calk', Erg. Lau. Coffon, Erg. of Rock-hill, snooty Limerick, to Mifa Sandea, daughter ut Wm. Sandes, ch Swallow Olin, county of Kerry, Erg. DIED. Toefday !aft, at the Vicarage Hnufe, Hull, In the 92d year of his age, Mr Thomas Dronsby; grandfather of the Vicar of the Holy Trinity Church in that place. Titefday, very ludde:ly, Mrs Hayes, wife of Mr Haye., of Hull, furgeon, leaving e f4mily of tw,lve children The Rev. Thomas Lyda, D. D. a Ssettary to the Delia So ciety. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Mn int 0 mtnetis after 3 Ater. sea • SS agnates' Aar 3 C HILBLAINS ate prevented Cam their tormenting itcSinr itrftmtlyecmove , lhy . ESSEN.IE of MUS rAt• U, univerfdly clteemed for its extr.oir. dinary efficacy in rhcumatifroa, pines gouty aireclions, a d cc/1..- 0341 as of the ftomach but where this certiln remedy ha. teen unknown or nrgledicd and she chilblains have acqua:ly WHI Midi , A D'a FA MUM CERA L'E will cafe the paler, and • ry speedily heal diem. Prepared and fuld hyR. johntlon, Apothecary, r 5, Greek firm. Soho, Laudon. Ihe Effence and pills at es. 5.1 each, the C , rat;: at ca. vEd. Sold by every hlrilicire Vender tri the Kirg dote —the genuine has a black ink Kamp, with the name of R. Johniton inferted on it. FROM A PRIN irAt. OFFICER 01 A 74, Al' SPITHEAD. FOR the heneAt of Mankind, and or my brnlhei (maws in p2r•iClilar, I authorife Dr. Fot ow N. f Livtipocl, to ['CAA this my acknowleitommt f e . o t . • fficacy of Ilia Medi. eine, the CORDIAL BALM OF GIL As I do not etas my name to appear in print, pi rfons defirous of ktr.nl g t h e truth of my ait.rtion, may, by enquiring of Mtilrs Navy Agents, Surrey Rivet, Strand, London ; or Mr. Ales au.!i r, Navy Ag nt, oppofite the Navy Poil-01fice, ['road litre% Po,:y mouth, learn my name and adArefs. By ns, irr,zu!ar ilk, I h-4 been exceffively weakened and debilitate —a t!tizen horde, of the Cordial Balm of Gilead cbfolutely r.ftored r r to try gritnitkvi health* The Cordial Balm of Gilead may be Irtd of ve , -y rcfr4.9 41; Medicine Vender In the United Kingilvm There are alto family bottles, contaitik; the quantity cf f.urd the vs. 6d. oues, for 335. by which cis are f •ved Thofe who with to have the Medicine immediately from the Dedior, by fending the money for any quantity they think proper, will have them lent by Nth curia as they (hall appoint. Mi l office orders for any fu m may be fent by poft, and the balance will be returned to the box, or orders with cath enclofed will be duly attended to _ _ Proper diredions for every cafe, to enable perfons to cure them felvcs, is givcn with each bottle, price half a guinea. Nora.—Path bt.ttic has a government Ramp, with the name " Sarni. Solomon, Liverpeol," engraved thereon, to imitate which is felony. FOR RHEUMATI.; S, SPRAINS, CHILBLAINS, &c. DR. STF.F.RS'S OPODELDOC In the Stamp round each bottle are engraved the words" F. New• bery, No. 43, it. Paul':," and thofe without this tilltlndlion are fpurious. 'THE fuccefs of this Medicine has given tire to a great number of counterfeits, as well as to a variety of Embrocations, ElEmces, Liniments, &c Stc. fome of which are fo hot and ftrong, as often to excoriate, to caufe Miners, or even to contort the fine'ws ; and others are fo wt.lc as to be of no circa :— but this Opodeldoc by its happy combina. tion, by the union of efficacy and fafety, will ever maintain lts wonted eminence and fure•iority. By its warm, penetrating and attenuating qualities, it is a melt excellent remedy for {aer ml rheumatifms ; and by Its Ilrengthaiting powers, it fpeedßy re am-es Ole parts which are injured by bruifes and fprains: it is of great fervice in erstnps, or numbnefs ; in flifacfs or wi.akr,efs of •lie joints; as alto in promo:big circulation in the limbs when in a paralvtie flare : it is likewife particularly fuccefif ! in Ctalaica, and if ufed in time, will prevent their breaking, but in this corn plaint a little of it Ihould he diffulved in a fpunn, and aNlied warm. Sold only by F. News)ery and Sons, No 4T. St. Paul's. 4 doors from the coach way from Cheapfide, London, prize as ad each hot tie, duty included; and by their appointment, by Bacon and Co. Oxford-ftreet; Wade. Old•B:ind-ftraet; Bayley and Co. Cock fpur meet; Ward, Middle row. Holborn; Clarke, Borough I !igh ftreet ; Randall, Royal Exchange; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church yard; and Harris, comer of Ludgate street. The Rev Mr. BARCLAY's PATENT AN TIBILIOUS PILLS. was a remark of the celebrated Dr. Buchan, L Author of the DomPftic Medicine, that complaints of the Ro ach aid bowels are the prevailing malady of this country, which lay the foundation of the more formidable and fatal dif. tales; that the :Trion who could difcover for the relief and cure a fafe and infant :we remedy would perf , :rm a molt important f. :vice to fociety. 1 hat difeovery has now been made in the Patent Antibilious Pills of the Rev. WnilaM Barclay, the extenfive tale of which, and tie high etliniza:on in which they are defervedly held. has confideralvly Izift ned the number of there complaints; and bide fair, in a Own time, to be the means of entirely eradicating them hcfe Pills have a quick and Pale operation, they a. powerfully and fpecifieally on t ebile,and thus remove the numerous elforders eonnedied with it,fick headaches, flatulence. liver tf.mplaints,jatin.. dice, nervous diforders from intligdti”n, &c They are the rata valuable family medicine hitherto offered to the Public and the Proprietor is fu; ported by the molt rcfpedlable evidence. of the firft ebaradters of the Nobility and others, that they have never been adminitlered to any perfon w:thout giving certain and fpecdy relief. and in the end completing a cure . 1 his valuable medicioc,having been tried with fncec(,i.recom• mended by the If line lug diftingsiated Perfonages : The Right lion V ifeount DILLON The Lord Ilifhop of BATH and WELLS Sir JOHN HONE VW001), Bart. M P. for Itortton Sir STEPHEN LUSHINGTON, Dart. M I' fir l'enryo THOMAS ANSON, Efq. M P. fix Litchfidi. JAMFS AMYA E T . Efq. M P. fra`Soueliampton , NICHOLSON CALVERT, H . q. fi.r Hertford EDMUND Bol' H M Ffq. N w-r.rcet, S. ring-; , ardens THOMAS HAM ' ERSLEY. i-fq Pall. NI: I G. W. VICKES, Efq. 1-rivr.te Sccret.ry tolhe ArcLbialop of Canterbury The Rev Mr. DIMOCK, L ~rarian to the Atchbittnp CECIL. FORRES I ER, hfq M.P. for V:rnlock Sold witekrale and retail by Mr. Ruler, No. 4. rhenrn!c„ corner of Paternoller.row; and ret ail by M,.Kir! y. St.frord it r, Old Bond thee; Mr. Saa-te.n, I.cicellet ((pare; and by all fe -1 rpetflable Venders Town and Coat try. A Candor.—Ohretvc the name of Bare!ay ern , raced on the ftamp, :tt5:::.:1 on the ourfide wr:yper of cLett hoz ; all tu.t in Ram; ed area (' angerms imitation. Price 55.6.1: and trs.per ho a, wit) ample direlims. PI! liLle ADV - 1 'HE advant.;c•e the pul , :;c tnuti always c'erire -t facer rtgular:y cdue?teiipt•trefils.r.el men di-t.!!i-i; al7:611 et• dufiv t ly cr.ir nod, 4 to ere rperic a of mtla4y, vns vever mr,re clearly den:emftr - ted thsr. by te Need' , which has attended V.: , admiciftratton of dui:- new rtnlecly. 1.11.1 the extra.- ..re:Army cures It hat p‘•rcorrned. F•T a lore ferie.of year'. ?..leflrs CUR and Cn. S..rg-zors, fz , relrrly in his r , •lajtily's ferviee. have r•-.n.de the Verere:.l Diree . c. • ;112r dt of their i•.. vatigation. and are La , Ty havhort difetwered a rne.leire face nor to mercury in the sure of that cntrphint.•••it is fu..ht to oisferve that the eff:-. ( .1s of this remedy at.' o.arnetricelly oppefre to there r‘f mereury.for tli.ttEh it c , nitictely tv-ry vetige f.t the Vi CI:A. in i:s :nor!. co:•fre , ed Pages, ye 7 it does not is the 1-aft injure tLe contlituti•n--on the onmary, it renovates the ti:nt in aL natural ft:pdtiors, prunntes appetite and as trw.Ltiot , —thtts irate id of re 71tei,•g a kreng and vigorcus ez,r.ll.l!u • tion to the f , :ght condiinn tbst to:Jet:11 does, It not only pre fcrver that centlitutien in i's primitive Rate, but rettores a wcalt, and de!.ilitated one tee its Itrengtb and vigour. . . NembetieTs inl ancrr are on , eeent record of the ftrrerisse el:l.csego of' this Medicine. its inherent anti fprrific virtue: acl •;14 as a Fri- pctu:l corretlive. to bodily whether proet «lite fi-or-; an cares of cr:: jorl or illicit pleafere, of front V.e mom inlidonu.„ theugS net Errs deft iret•ve inditfoice of !-cau tious youth of britS feats in a errant pernicious ':atitt A ridft. the melAnchely variety difordcrs which are tit, c:r•ft.ctien,er of this frlitary vice, thrre are Done more afliiinirg tbss• t!•-it Rate o` debility anduc teney,tvhle`i prevents ortm! ma trisnotiial Rate ; the unhappy tuff: ref broods over Ei•• osi%fortune•- 7.01141 Te to fcek until be is reduced to fech a P.--;•• ol weak nefs as to render iin.•• oupreffree. "l 'o liie7 iserfons is mutt r.e coo.. Wing reSe.cetion. to Mum that they may now, by a • mode oT treatment, he rellored to that greateft of 1111 h sst rt. hlefr , trims Reims, maniy,ami vigorous conliantion. In all cafes of debility, deficiency; from whatever eaufe , riktig. • as well as in every f7ecics of vencrezlinfeillion, 11.1<ffrs Conic and Co. may be confulted by:patients e either fez, with the greated fccrery and honourost their houfk, No: Hatton Goad.-n. Letters from the Country (polt paid) includi-g a hank rote, will have the neceffary medicine End-advice fent to any part cf the Ktnentn. No. soy. Bateau Garden. LONDIN: Printed and publifite' by LEVEL MIN r • terbnry Place, Lambeth) at the STAR-0;ml, Na t. farce" Pubit±hel an at the STAR-011/.lV', I'evrir-3.r.