Star. — London, England, 1807-09-10 00:00:00

THE MARINERS OF ENGLAND. To the Air of " Ye Gentkincn of England." Ye Mariners of England, That guard our native leas, Nl'hofe flag has brav'd, a thoufand years, The battle and the breeze ; Your glorious Randards raife again, To match another foe, And (weep threugh the deep, While the ftotialy ttrnpelts blow : While the battle rages loud and long, And the ftormy tempeffi blow. The fpirits of your fathers Shall flan from every wave, The deck it was their itld of fame, And OeeAn was their grave ! Where ante, the boaft of Freedom MI, Your manly hearts shall glow, As ye (weep through the deep, When the fluffily tempefts blow : When the battle rages loud and long, And the ftormy tempefis blow. BRZTANNIA needs no bulwark, No towers along the flee!) ; Her march is o'er the mountain waves, Her home is on the deep : With thunders from her native oak She quells the floods below, As they roar on the fhore, When the ftormy tempefts blow : When the battle rages loud and leng, And the fto-my tempefts The meteor flag of ENGLAND Muft yet terrific burn, Till danger's troubld night depart, And the ftar of Peace return; Then, then, ye Ocean Warriors, Our long and feaft (hall flow To the fame of your name, When the tempefts eeafe to blow: When the fiery fight is heard no more, And the tcmpcfts eeafe to blow ! POLICE, &r. lvfav stow House.—Yellerday Charles Hearty, a young man, not pall his teens, cha►ged a young Cy prian with robbing him on Tuefdav night, of two fhillings. The Complainant depofed, that he had retired with the prifoner, in confrquence of the force of her eloquence, to a public II ouie, in order to treat her with tome drink; that atier expending about th►et fhillingt, he found himtclf robbed of the fum above Rated,, and in confequenee of her refuting to return h;m his flolen property, he gave her in charge to a conflable. The abandoned woman, in her defence, generally admitted the truth of the foregoing natemenr, with this exception, that flit Hilly:ly did not rob him of any thing. His Lnrd(hip having fharply reproved the Complainant for allowing himfelf to be feen in com pany with a perfon of the defcription of the prifoner, ordered her to be fent to Bridewell for a fortnight. Bryn;-STltEET.—Yetterday a young man of rather a genteel appearance, was bronght to this Office by One f r the ofiicerc, on a fulpicion of having commit ted tome depredations in the cantle of the fair week. Upon fearthing him, two pocket books were f. - nrid upon his perfon. one of which atifwer‘ to one lately advertiCed, and for the rettoration rrf which a reward of one guinea had teen offered; alma five Bank notes of 51. each, tvo country notes of the fame amount, and n few pounds in cats. He flared that he was a taylor by trade, and that a perfon had given him the advertifed pocket book, in order to get the reward, for which he was to have (even fitillings ; the perfon was an entire [{ranger to him, but he was to meet him at a public houfe after he had received the re ward. He was committed for farther examination on Friday next. HATrON GARDIN.--I r efterdaT Mary Hickey was pot to the bar on the ferious charge of robbing her lodgings in Gray's Inn-lane, of feveral articles, which were produced it:Court by the refpeelive pawnbrokers with whom they were pledged. Many of there articles were identified by the people with whom the prifoner lodged, as their property. The cafe being clearly made nut, the Mogillrates found no difficulty in committing her to Newgate for trial. QI/E w Sky AR E.—Yellerday an elderly man named Gal; was brought up on the ferions charge of (leafing from the houfe of Mr. Oliver, Pall Mall, worfled and other articles, the property of Mr. Oliver, his em ployer. Some of the property alledged to have been flolen, and owned as loch, was found in the houfe of Lucy Faulkner, and given up ; hut in the abfente of any kind of evidence that Goff had ficlen it, or conveyed it away improperly, he was liberated. WORSHIP STREtT.—Yefterday Walter note un derwent a final examination before the Sitting Ma gillrates, charged upon the oaths of the Rev. Charles Thomas Heathcote and others, on lufpicion of hav ing (Wen out of the yard adjoining the bottle of the laid Mr. Heathcote, feveral articles of bed fornitere; he was purftred and taken with the property upon him, and on fearching him. duplicates were found upon him, defcriptive of (hilt s, table cloth', and other things. The property beim, produced by the pawnbrolcer,he awed that the prZner pledged them with him, which proved to be the rrrperty of the above Gentleman, and llolen from the fame prcmiles in July hut He was fully committed to Newgate for trial. A child four years old, the only daughter of Mrs. Rochdale, a widow lady, who occupies apartments in Portland-flreet, was on Toefday !Wen from the door of its parent, by a very genteel drefred elderly woman, in company with anntl;*cr of equally decent appearance, apparently about twenty years of age. Th e e lderly woman took the child in her alms with teeming fondnefs, and walked away from the door without having excited the flightetl ftifpicion from her demeanour and appearance. It was half an hour before the mother miffed her daughter, when (he became almoll frantic, and what adds to her grief, the delinquents could not be traced. They went towards Oxlnd-ftreer, as dcfccibed by thofe who law the tranfaltion. Another child was floien from Duke•firect on the preceding day, which I:owever was (tripped and brought back. STOILIf: A fortnight ago, during a thunder form, a' whirt.! wind paITA down Allendale, in Ncrthumberland,l which terrified the inhabitants by the noife it made, referohling the rattling of a carriage aver the low wails. It fortunately miffed the dwelling ironies, but took up a pike of hay at Canon, which it carried down the vale two miles, and there tlepofited it, without much fcattering. The atmofphere was pre vioully quite calm. Sunday, a heavy form of wind, in the nature of a hurricane, fell over the metropolis, which fhifting al. molt momentarily from one point to the cppofite one, it became almolt impoffible to efcape from the clouds of dolt which were railed by it. On the river, which at an early hour was covered with boats filled with Ladies and Gentlemen, the agitation of thefeas and wave:, as they called it, was Inch that each party loon found it convenient to effect a landing at the firft port, moaly well fplafhed. A fouth weft guff came with fuch violence, that it proftrated two large trees in Kenfington Gardens, and tore off the boughs of feveral near Chelfea Hofpital. The whirl. winds were particularly clearance to the London firub:eriet ; the garden pots of the firft and fecond floor windows, in which the good Citizens rear their 15. 1 2:tatiorrs, were driven away like chaff ;—a great many accidents occurred in confequence :—At Char. ' ing Crofs, an old woman received a fevere contufion on the head, and two children were wounded in their fhoulders. Numberlefs eircumitances of a fimilar nature happened, which a very little attention might prevent ; but what are Inch trifles compared to the improvement of horticulture ? or what is the lots of an old woman compared to a crop offiarld Gears ? FlRES.—Abrmt two o'clock, in the m'rning of Tuefday fe'nnight, a fire broke nut in the thread manufaaory of Meffrs. Titley and Co. at Hunflet, near Leeds, occationed by the friaion patt of the machinery, which totally dearoyed the mill, with its contents, in about two hours. . Thutfdai morning a fire brt:ke out in the dwell ing houfe of Mr. Green, at Hatherdean, in the parifh of Ar.d6ver, which was fuon confumco, together with the houlehold furniture. A fire ball lately fltuck a large tree, containing three loads of timber, at Edmonthorpe, in Leicefier fhire, which it drove in all direaions. To a part of the trunk, which was left (landing, the fire commu• nicated, and burnt fo rapidly that it wa , exrit,guiffied with extreme difficulty by the application of feveral Ijuckets of water. A dreadful accident befel a young man, of the name of Bremmen, the fon of a faEtor f.n ihe Hamp (lead Road, on Tuefday lag. He ha.i gone on a (hooting parry to the neighbourhood of Colnbrook, and having fatigued hiraclf with the toils of the day, he was fittinz under a hedge, taking refreiument, When the piece, the muzzle of which was pointed to. wards him, went off at the half cock, and he was fh , ,t dead. **The deceafed was a pramifing young man, under 20. An accident of a fingular nature took plsce abort a week ago, beween the City and the Cove of Cork. As Mr. Jeremiah Murphy, a merchant of that city, was driving in a poll chaife, together w7lll a Lady and a child, near the (mall village call.:(1 Pafrage ; the horfes fueldenly took fright and ran towards the eiiiT near Giant's Stairs. The pott boy fried hinifelf by throwing himfelf fuddenly on the ground. At that intiant the horfes and the chaifc, together with the company in it, were precipitated to a depth of 2t hat two hundred feet perpendicular, to the bed of the river. It hacpened to be low water, and the car riage, by fiiiking in its fall again!' the malt of a veifel, which was then aground chic in fhore, was (lathed to pieces. It is molt furprifnig to relate, that atter this fevere Block the Lady and Gentleman cicapcd with only a flight perfonal injury, and the child entirely unhurt. A gi►l, aged 14, has had, for the feven pre ceding years of her life, fcrophulous ulcers on her arms, neck, fide, and ble,lls, attended with great difcharge, particularly at the periods of Sprir,g.— The difeafe balled every means employed, when fhe tried SPILSBURY'S Patent Antifcorbutic Drops, and at this time fhe has taken five battles ; the fmaller ulcers are all healed, and the larger ones making fair advances to the fame favourable termination, which we are jullified in concluding from her mended Rate of health, probably atifing from the good health of the fecreting glands. Mrs. Dancer, York, will give further information on application ; and the original letters may be leen at the Difpenfary, No. tg, Soho Square, Lnndon.—Mr. SP►LSBURY is not accounta ble for any mixture fold, unlets the words "By the King's Patent" are inferted on the bill of direttions, bottle, and wrapper; the Ramp alfo (the King's duty) is printed in black inflead of red ink. Bottles 55. 6d.: double bottles los.; and larger :1. as. duty included. 13IRTHS. Friday morning, the Lady of John Lungden, Efq of Belmont houfe. Vauxhall. of a fun. _ _ _ In Lower Cadegm-place, Sloane flreet, the Lady of R. B. Pol lard, A. 13. of St. Jo'lit a College, Cambridge, of a fon and heir. At Lethen linorc, on the zsth ult. thc Lady of Conn Rubcrtfon, Efq. of a fin ar.d heir. At Riddell Houle, on thc :9th alt. Lady Frances Buchanan Riddell, of a daughter. At Carphin, on :he 21 P.. ult. the Lady of Captain Raitt, of a fan and heir. MAR!UED. Mr. John HaMan, foiicitor at law, Edinburgh, to Mifs Nicolfon MacLinuon, rortobello. Mr. Jatne4 Palmer, attorney at law of Ortnlkirk, to "Airs Greaves. Uu "Pourflay lare, Mr. Bew, furgeon, of Thatcham, to Mifs Matthews. !If ir:lfbani. At Norwich, G. V. eox, Ffq Senior &del hi law, in the IN verfity of Oxford, to Mifs Beckwith, claugtitcr of Dr. Beckwith, of Norwich. Lately, at Pile, near Colebrook, Nath. Caal-ton Maw, EN. of the India Company's fcrvice, to Mrs. Bland, widow of the late Calcnel Bland, CALF Engineer at Bombay. DIED. On the 23d ult. in Green itreet, Grnfecnnr-fquare, MN. Per,e lope Madan, dcuslitcr of the late Miaj•.r James Madan, of the noire Guards. At Tullanmre, King's County, Mils Letitia Metterville. In Hume ftrcct, Dublin, Mr.. Miley, widow of the late Dr Brabazon Difney. In Dorfet-lireet, Samuel Mereer, M. D. Licentiate of the Crlkge of Phyliciants. At liallymnyer Lott?, the Lady of Sir Walter Syinnot. At Aughnacloy, Mts. Nichulftai, wife of Lieutenant Nicholfon, Dublin Militia. In Bow•Rreet, Dublin, Mr. Patrick Griffin, attorney, formerly of Terryglafs, county. 'll . ipperary. On the tBitt ult. at Gofport, Matthew Woodd, Efq. of that ;lace. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIOPI Saturday laft, the Rev. George Glover, A. B. Was inaituted to the Vicarage of Cromer, in Norfolk, on the prefentaticn of the Lord Biihop of Fly. The Rcv. W. Miller, M A. h eled.ed Minor Canon of Chi ehefter, in O. room of the Rev. W. Walker, religncd. SALES BY AUCTION. On Wednelday. the 3Ctti day of Serernber init. at the London Inn, in Dover, at Elev&l o'Cloet, THE very handfome Ship WACKSAMKEIT. ERIC LUNSTROM, late Mager; condemned as Prize to his Majefty's gun brig Blazer, TOHN HINTON, F.fq. Com/milder., Length Aloft :us feet 8 inches—Breadth 31 feet 6 irch2s— Height between Decks 6 feet 4 inches—and adtneafures 533 5 6. 94 Tors. The Waekfamkeit is a remarkably Taft failer, particularly adapted for the Tranfnort Service, Well India, EaR Court-y, or any employ where difpatch and burthen are required; ti molt abundantly found, and only wants prwiaons to equip her f. n. For inventories and further particular., apply to Mac Clement fon,,Efq. No. a 4, Clement's Inn, London ; or to Thomas Pain, Dovtr. VALUABLE LIFE INTEREST, REVERSION, AND A NNIII FY. By Marrs. HOOGART 2.nd PHILLIPS, (SuccelTor: to M. SNII I u) At aarrawav'n, on Monday, the 2tfi ut Twelve eklock, in Two Lots, by Order of the Aknees of Mr. Henry St. John, THE INTEREST of 66661. 135. 41. Three per Cent. Reduced Annuities, amounting to 20.1. per annum, during the joint Lives of the above Mr. St. John, aged abut years, whole life is inforablc, and his wife, aged about 3c years; with the Abfalute Reverfinn on the &mire of Mrs. St. John, to the whole of the Stock. Aro, an Annuity of rod being a Knlion from Government during the Life of the above Mr. S: lobo. Particulars may be 114,1 of Meffes. Pout!. Road, and I i.,yty, licitors, Plymouth Dock; Meffrs. Sand. s and Horton, Solicitors, Crane•court. Fleet Rrett ; at Gat raway's ; and of Mcfirs. Home: and Phillips, No. 63, Broad ltr:er, near the Royal Exelauge, London. VALE OF LLANGOLLEN, DENBIGHSIRF.. On Thurfday the ift day of Onober, 1807, at the Hand Inn, in Llangollen, in the County of Denbigh, in the following Ltrs. and futiji•dt to fuch Condition. as 1101 be then produced (linters previouily di:pofed of by Private Contrat, of which uuc notice will he given) THE following VALUABLE ESTA T E 5, vlz (titantities. Lots Tenants Names Tenemerts A It P. 1 Ellis Edwards Pengweru Hall and Dense= x 67 2 23 2 J. Edwards, E. Evans, and E.Edwards Pcngwern Farm 133 s 5 3 John Edwards Part of Ty Ms 2 1 33 4 Ditto Ditto 4 on 0 5 Ditto Ditto 4 3 8 6 Ditto Frw Brakly and Cottage ___ ao ie 7 Juhn Jones and John Pengwern kill and part of Tiry Edwards Fetin I ' 6 8 John Edwards Erw Pengerrig 2 t 32 9 ;;irrn Y Dalydd 4 2Z 10 F.llis Fc!wards 11.1.:Tirtzc and Farm 33 I 3 II 'Widow Parry Litto 31 0 17 J Edwards, carpenter Ditto 2.1 2 :9 t 3 Thomas Evans Ditto 3% 3 12 14 Jonathan Hushes Di•to 3o o 2 Edward Evans Ditto 6 2 s Edward Evans Mae y Croes 2 o Ell!s Edwards Cac Hein Rhos PiaIVVCI - 1: 117 2 4 t 8 Edward Fv:ns Er* Cathod 3 2 20 19 Ellis Edwards Caraw Pen y Coed 4 1 /$ The above Farms are fiztlef'd :n the townfhio of Porgwern, in the beautiful, luniriani and romvitizt Vale of I dargolLn , the fcc ncry of which Ls bet the admiration of all travellers. Tl:e woods and clppices are well grown, and the timber of la7-ge 61- menfiolii, which arc to be taken by the purchafers at a fair valna • North Wales cannot produce a more clirible or d: (arable lituation for the rciid , -nre of a genteel family than this cftate. The Breams running through the Ell acar.•nunitrors, and ren• tier the greatest • art caps•.l. of improvmismt The Sheep walks arc very extenfive, cornr.rifing Above 7c3 acres, and tliir boundaries are well afeertaine./. The town of Idam7ollea aloirs tic which crimprifes the whole of the town(' of Prnwert, with the cxceptio;, of a cur:iv or two, and is in a rig; • Tll dittance from the sairket town of Wreltliam is 72 Milt., from Ofweitry tz miles, and from Embin ; The tenants have dire tions to !hew the eit.ites Printed par ticular; ml y be had of Mr. Wynne, tiolicitmr, Mold ; Ms.ffrs Pl.iipot and Sane, Hare Court, Temple. London ; at the Hotel and Feather: Intl, Cheiler ; the Hand Inn, Llangollen ; at the Eagle. Inn, in , A'rexham; the Royal Hotel, Liverewl ; and at all the principal lona in the neighbourbond. N B. l'urthcr information may be obtained at Mr. Wynne% • Office, in Mold, where a plan of the Fitato may be teen. DIXON'S CELEI3FLATED ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THESE PILLS have long obtained a kill cele• brity in the private practice of the proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary.and from their great fitecefs in many obstinate Bilious Difordees, on numerous patients of sliltiuftiny and others, parti culatly the Duke of Bedford, Sir acorge Warren, Sir Gregory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the Vircountefs ' Bulkeley, Roc &c. he was perfuaded to offer them to the public, I under the approbation and fanCdon of their name. The following is a Proof of their Efficacy— " Deal Cattle, Haverfordwcft, South Wales, February 24. £R33" " Captain Lloyd prefents his compliments to Mr. Dixon. alrho' not perfonally acquainted with him, would take it as a favuur, if he would (cud him four or five boxes of his Pills, as frioin as he pallid!, can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always ufe , l the Medicine is now pregnant and very unwell—for the great fervid. they have heesi to Mrs Lloyd, as well as to Col. Bithop and all Sic f.ertilp, Capt. Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the Pills wherever he goes; he really thinks if Mr. Dixotr would appoint fume calms as venders in this county. it would be a benefit to the community.' The Pills are found to he an incomparable remedy for reitoring the tone of the ftomach—for curing indigeition —for preventing crudities, and their coufequent difagrccable crud itionsand ft they prevent habitual and temp- rary claire:ids—rick head ache, and heart burn which is nrc:ifinned by pregnancy. and a debilitated nomad'. whether arifing from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess. Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's. No 4, Cheapfule.cor ner of Paternofter row, London; and rttaii by molt country Me dicine Venders, in boxes at 2s. 9d. and 6s. each IiVitLER'S RESTORATIVE TOOTH-POW DER, here offered to the ufc of the Public at large, was in the circle of Dr. P. H. Dimfdsle% particularacquaintanre. and the Nobili , y and Gentry, his prients. and i's virtues ju:ily ~ppreciate d ;but a certain delicacy prevented him trout publicly antinuociog this preparation. Mr. Butler ha= come into pofbliion of the ortpitt .1 recipe, and he begs to affore thole a'" 'led with decayed or off--o five teeth area gums, that they mad- rely on iLs efficacy and rett , :r ative quality—.a trans of whith any one may he con-i. e.l. Ly a fair and candid trial o' one box. Of the properties of OPis.Tooth Powder. its detelfive property 'split fufficient to char away thofe deftrudlive partielo, of acid which generally adhere to the runts, and in the ioterffices of the teeth, without injuring the fm-:ace of either, healing foreoefs in the former, and promoting a new 'Pa nic! of pearly whiteners, whet -, it hoe been injured or c.irrodel on the latter. It has a pleafant and agreeable odour and is withal fa p.-rfeelly innocent, that it may he eaten without inlay. •f here dittinguithing charade-riffles of :ts fonative tfredlt ;a! foprrierity, have procured it the unbound...l aporob:ttitto of Ho- 9 .2 • the. Princr in- , . the Fmorefs of Ritfila, the Dio:heires of Yr- k. fl , uVrrti, Gordon, Leeds, Rutland, and moil of the l• tigtifli forrizo No bility, many of whom recommend it with adir.irehri, as a n- eel fary appendage to the t-ilct, and indeed they do but common juf tice herein, linee it imparts a firmr.ef.' and bcautirtt: rt..inr: to the gums ,to the breath the molt delea,.ble fweetne:'s and. if life.: rola. ftantly as di-ceted, will render the teeth firm a: k 4 w!:i . !.c. and 1-4i:- tent the tooth aeh from returning to chafe who have been liable to its molt baneful effeets. Prepared and foist wltolefale an ; retail ty Mr. Butler. No. q Cheaptide, corner of Paten—fter-row, London, aid of mon . (-nun try Medicine Venders arl eerfutrera, in bc”tcr a* Is. 9d. fact. Of whom may b had, Butler's irnprovel Silver-wired Tooth. &rex% rrice ts. cad. PUBLIC.ADVANTA 02. 'THE advantage the public mull always derive . . 1 - front regularly educated protiffi.nal men diredting almoit ex clufively their fttidies to one tcvcizs d malady, was never snore clearly demonftrated than by the unexampled fueeefs which has attended the admlniftration of their new remedy, and the extra ordinary cure. It has periormed. For a long feriesof years, Melia; CURRIE and Co. Sorg( 3 , ts. fo.rmerly in his Majefty's fersice, have made the Venereal Direafc the pArticidar oiled of their in* veftigation. ard are happy in baying di.C3eerc.l a medicine fupe rior to mercury in the cure of that conirlab,•—it is ftifEcient to obferve that the effedteof thi- remedy are diametrically cnpohte to thofe of mercury, for though it entm*lttay eradicates every valig e of the virus, in its rung co;•firintd yet it does not in the leaft injure tbe the cor.u.:ry it renovates the fig. tern in all its natural funaions, promot , s appctite. and faciiitat to 444ettion-s-thus inftead of rekincing a grog and vigorous conditn. tinn to the frightful condition iLiat m.:rcery does, it not only pre_ frees Via! conftitution in its priii,:ve Rae, but reflores a weak and debilitated one to its runt:l d rigouts Nat:she:left inftanets are on recent record of eat: fuperior Amer of this Medicine. its i,,herent and feecine virtues acting as a po , pctual corredife to ho.ii:y whether proceeding from an excels of conjugal or ihis , t nieafure, or from the ntor. iniiduous, though on Icfs den.rneive, ir..!.ulgence of incaa. tious youth of bits feats in a certain pernicious habit Arnidil the melancholy variety of drfarders *hien Air the confequenct of tic fulitary vice, there are none more afflietiog than that dittrefEnr Ilan a' den day and deficiency, %Ode!, prevents ar e mbitters therms trim.onial it.. ; the utibtop fatft rte bre.: is over his misfortune, ail-Ames: to leek r. lief, until he is redirce.i to inch a Rate of weak. ne f4as to -ender 'life oniirer,ive. To fueb pe , .t-rs ft muft beacon iulirg r.fl‘cliqn, to kit •w zilat they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatment, be reilored ro tlipt greaten of all human bled: ins itrong , rile. nib El-711(1A e ar.l4 itution. a'l cafes of tb•iii;i:y, d,r2ri‘nry, from whatever caufe as,wen as in ee.-ry frocies of venereal inie.ftion, Melr:•s Currie And Ca. may be croft:lied by p.dietin, of either fed, with the greatet Cs:creel molhnronr,:it their boon:, No. In), Itattm Garden. Lettcrr from en. Con.stry (poll r2o) including a f•ank; note. win In.ve tlta nee:fiery m:diciae and advice fent to any part ache Kln , ;tio:n. • No to , . Hatton c;Jr.len. 1 A i',LOR. Stageou,No. 9, New Bridge. itreet. Loaslort, sta. Cintorgh, May a, 1830, I r y i!e rptinsy . of 1794. I was afilieted with a Vene. r entop!an!.., whim: I treated with indifference for bet wombs ; but was tbt.o tl•li6e'. to t.! ply to a regular Phybcian,who put a rtneynrary flop tr, tht: vithieuzo of the difeafe (by menu. rial ;.pplication'. far come time; but crowing, in fpite of all medi cine and the advice of the ft' Ctinlcnien of the Faculty here, worfe and worfe, for two years. i was reduced to a (late alma unparalleled ant'. heyond Aleforipth .13 bc;ng at) entire leper,rnd sleet rated from head to foot. My head, throat, mouth, note, legs, arms, case. have been alternately in danger of becoming ufelefs in Dion, I have had from 20 to 30 eating ulcers on my body, Sod nearly totally deprived of fight. It would be voluminous to par ticulatife all my eme--futEce it to ''ay, th:re nevtr was, or ever will be, one of a nir re dangerous or or a mere complicated na ture. I was lore:looked upon by my fri , nds, and imagined my. felt beyond all h•ipes of recovery, and, indeed, in my then condia tion, death was preferable to my mon" than miserable Rate. In this dreadful (!'nation did I drag a melt miferable exiftonce,tillllivitse PIUVIDENEE threw my way a newfpoper co:stabling the cafe of a Mr. 13. of Plyrnotrh—my friends read it. I could not. I font and procured tome of your ',CAKE'S i'ATENT PILLS, which, ig ufing from time to time. am now. and have long been, (after more than four ye,. rs able c'tiiref) in as g ;rid a Rate of health as ever I ,nioisil; as a proof of tnis. I had a fme.tbriving,btal.' thy chi!,; IX‘rn to me a tt w on:miss go. In gratitude to Gorr, and in hones of r-orler:rig my felines , crcaturea fervice, I requelt yen to this ; aid you ntly at any time refer reruns, who wiih to be fatisn(i. e f the truth o. this, or further particulars. to rue or my friends, by letteror perfon. A l , f ew [or bw's will ever equal mine. and none exceed it, ! have ~ : oerien..r: every realbn to aifure mankind, that is fear 1-TAKES PILLS they tcilt tied a Pure, Iptedy, fate, and rat* ea! curt. .I.' l- - Prepared and by the Proprietor,ToostAs TATLeit. M •nlber of the Royal Collens of Sergeons in London, at his toute. No. 9. Ntw.PriOne-nrett . ; whet e he will give advice, without a fee, t nrrfans taking thiefe fill.. and will anfwer patients Setters. if poft paid, Cu the lime -terms. obferving in all cafes the molt in violable ficrczy, perion's. name or can: having bet n nuntioned, hnt it their own pari:c:dar, tee u, It, try the Pren:rieter..luting the courfe cf . rn. , rn than :-,tS years, that he has had the conduetios elf rn a rcave file of the at aye Mediedie, and the pradiet stiffing th .nenorri. Tbcy re alio !yc. is appaitt went, for the convenience of th - de livingat a Aiflonre hyN r, it:otter:South-hi idge, Edinfetiret, Mr. Mear:ons, rtinn-e, G 4 tr , jn‘ 4 .- , to Vattern % .alto 4r. T. relit:star his ; at the l'oefurner'%, No. 35, St. Alban'aviirter,•Pad. \ Ir. liotiatfol's Tr.y-Plor, *N.-. 103, Cafortl-ltrcct: thip,•,.,10%; !..e. 7, nearly opporitc the Monu tre^t ; Nir. S:eel'%, brio?: t per, No. I, Little To-teer. hill; Mr. Callwell!"..Dublin and by one perron in every confide:- able town in Great Britain and Ireland. in Boxes of noir eac':, ,up with full and plain Diredions, whertby Perfoas of ..ither fee v cure thentitsve. ~,e•• and fecrecy ‘A/ 1 - 11! . .N Yrotelliimal Men of ;mod fpcnfibilky de: tote from the general Syltem by the Medias of a part!euh , r branch. the fataiou of long continued lucre:fel is the NA criterion of furricrity. Thirteen years have I devoted sity pratice to the exclufive treat ment of 'ihree Llifordors, and the fuceefsful refult of ins plan gives me adeitiona! ardour to oppore. far as lam abk, the ravage% cal thole Uo7,.pl.kints whick arc the moll isurortant in the Cataloger. of Hum , n hifirmhies. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, formed a vrifh at an early period of pradlics to relcue individuals from the igin.rance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous prce,pitancv of general Pradlitioners. he Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted my attention. cnmprife every fperie. of VEN FRE Al. INFECTION. whether of a recent or long duration: adly, all kinds of deNlity. aefing Crop the habits of febool boys or the indo!geneta of mature age: and,lark iv, that clerAogem?nt of the fyftem in wo which is ca'led 8AR . 12-rEI- 3 N F.SE, or STF.RILITY. Numerous Direafts a*e refult of ignorance. or hafte in the treatment of a filiple Fannon-bees ; and it rot 'infrequently !sub par, that t!:e feeds of 1.1 f: are poiloned by the intliferction of al unpus-ledl7our. By a iuoerior method fucs C onspaints ere eafilf an evm sobrre I.aye failed, 1 trust that I may Ft* furor to over a ra.tical re-eilabiTment. cat, however, are the.enfes of coMplicated diftrets in this dH (trier, comrared with the calamitous firoatiqns of men, who. frees an i!iditlgelce in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fafhiona' , le lite tc.T: (late of debi:::y, which is the nes eonfequence of fuch pernieve is habits Whiire toe unhappy troods over his mifery, bet cane• fully eanceal3 his misfortune. it may be romp confolation fer tin o trnow, that although it 1),• an ohjed of douni: or uncertainty uith tith - r pranitioners, the re-niival of thee Lficiencies the grattual progref+ of rreolatfon. Is the acquirement of my experi ence If the rii.eit o' or Venus have begun to reduce manly s!gonr, much snxit ty will he prevented by an early cou:lterae..ioa of I: , i.lareuid ttate in tSefe emfes no great difEculty will occur. Rut wire clef ei. cy ha; f: ..r years emitted, a proper ptirfe yeratice ir tcquiare :0 revive tie Cumberirv;, irarM of Wt and re-animate the cool itution. _ *1 'rc-..Ty with fti f e11 ., -ntia: to my undertaling, and the which I bave prefutned t' nate form the hafts of rry prnerti ..ns, and in colocidenee wit!, rue', t:th irtitnation Ii giro., tha , Ertte ay be confult,..! p, or by tenets! (inelonng a Inval MAO, at his bottle, Nu. 29, Arande!-Itred , Strand. n^ar . Tennle-Par. MAUR !RI) WOMi.N, who have tort! he!ti d'rappointed their I.lpeclati.;i: , of a f! - ..ntliy, may be afforrd, that in aloft hr ftane,: , . filch delcdts arr cord:lle by Medical !l!J. Tb-re an ad litien7l I ottanee in Watrr Prretadjelnlor• and the name ie on both the :1.40r5. rs, A :tTIN Oak" Member of the Royli College or Sur?eirta in Landon. A CAUTION •••••SCl:tle rerr4:ll4, who fal! , •ly aficrt the:nit:lves to he !^ mIER s or Tire ROT Al. Co &Arne, having for 'cern! motet. paft copied my Advertilmtnt: al. nn word word, Pni inicrtni them as thrir own produdli"nv it i* my (hey to mention, the . thole Perfons are mot Members of any t:oltege In Loidou, Edam burgh, or eifew4ere; nor have they any ri e ht to p:zelice targel in London N B. A Lift of the M , tr.hcrs is pill-lilted st •Ie Hou'a of cla College in Lineon'slon•fields which may be re,f:reed to. HIGH WATER Al LONDu.4 iiiaDGE i MU"( Rut( Morning 33 .oi.‘itt•ut obit 9 Afternoon tt mir:teit after to LON DON : Printed and publifbed by LEVI. K t.. • tabury•Place, Lambeth) at the STAR No. Can.•• Beet. Publiibed alto at the ST A R.O ra *c g, To le•B•r•