Star. — London, England, 1807-03-10 00:00:00

BLINDNESS. The following l.ines are by E. Evairrom...the intereiting and philanthropic blind Bookfellcr of Liverpool. The fulled Is pe culiarly interefting, coming from one who has experimentally kpown the mifcrics which he fo pathetically tick dim. Ah ! think, if June's delicious rays The eye of Sorrow can allume, Or wild December's beamlefs days Can fling o'er all a trantient gloom. Ah ! think, if lkiesobteure or bright, Can thus drprefs or cheer the mind; Ah! think 'mitlit clouds of utter night, What mournful moments wait the Blind! And who shall tell his can& for woe ! To love the wife he nekr will fee; To be a fire, yet not to know The filent babe that climbs his knee : To have his feelings daily torn; With pain the paffwg meal to find ; To live diftrefs'd, and die forlorn, Are ills that oft await the Blind. When to the breezy uplands led, At noon,or blunting eve,or morn, He hears the redbrealt o'er his head, While round him breathes the fcented thorn. But oh! Maud of Nature's face, Hills, dales, and woods, and ftreams combin'd; &Read of tints, and forms, and grace, Night's Hackett mantle &rondo the Blind. It rofy Youth, bereft of fight, 'Midft ceuntlefs thoufands, pines unbkft, As the gay flower, withdrawn from light, Bows to the earth where all muft rem; Ah ! think, when Life's declining hours To chilling penury are confign'd, And pain has palfied all his powers, Ah! think what woes await the Blind! HOME CIRCUIT:' HERTFORD, MARCH 7. This morning, at eleven o'clock, the Judge finithed the beliners on the Crown fide, and the Affizes con. cluded. John Gathered was indiaed, under Lord Ellenbo• rough's Aft—one of the belt ever paffed for the pro teaicn of fociety—for malicioufly cutting Theophi lus Hemmings, in order to prevent his lawful appre henfton and detainer. The profecutor Rated, that he had a warrant to arrefl the prifoner, for an offence againf the Game Laws. He accordingly apprehended him, when the prifuner flruggled to efcape, but not being able to circa his purpofe, he drew a knife from his pocket, And gave the profecutor defperate cots acrofs the hands, which had completely divided the mufcles.— He alto made feveral attempts to Rab him, but the knife being blunt pointed, and the cloathing of the profecutor thick, they were ineffeaual. The Jury, on this evidence, found the prifoner Guilty. Mary Warwick was convicted of healing a brats warming pan, privately, from the fhnp of Thomas Bulb, at Bifhop Stratford. It appeared that the pri. Toner went to purchafe tome articles at the fhlp of the profecutor, and while he was gone to get her change, the took away the pan in queflion. Sentence of death was paired upon the following prifoners : John Catheral, for malleioully cutting Theophilut Hemming.; Timothy Huy and John Dex, who had pleaded guilty to a charge of burglary ; John Angel, for &cep ftealing ; aad Mary 'War wick, for privately Ruling. WINCHESTER, MARCH 7. The Lent Altus for this county commenced on Tucfday, before the Right Honourable Sir ALAN CNASIBRE, Knt. and the Right Honourable Sir Tiro. SIAS MANNERS SUTTON, lint. and ended yeflerday. The following prifoners were tried, and fentenced as under : G. Lemon, aged 19. and J. Kintott, aged t 7, for ftealing ten chafes oat of the granary of J. Chafe, at Selbome—Death. John Young. otherwife John Williams, for forging a bin of CT. change, with intent to defraud Mars. Godwin and Co. of the Port(Mouth Bank—Death. 6 Gale, aged 22, for (leafing ;2 yards of undreffed linen, the property of Mr. Paul, of Gofport—Death. T. Padbury, , aged ss. for breaking open the malt honk of Meffrs. W. and F. Loner—Death. T. Woodfin, alias W. Smith, for ftealing two game cocks, the property of J. Peters, of Gofport —Seven years tranfportat ion. W. Hill, for (leafing King's naval flores —Six months impti fonment. J. Lemon for ftealing a quantity of lead, the property of his blajeßy—Sit months imprifonment. Robert ; ims, of Gofport, was tried and acquitted of a charge that was alledged against him for (leafing divers articles belonging to his mailer, Mr. W. Croc ker, of Gofport, who had become banks opt ; it ap peared that the prifoner was a fhopman of Mr. Croc ker'. There were in t%e indiement counts laying the property to be the provifional ailignee's, and the Commiffioners under the Commiffion of Bank rupt, and many other Special Counts. But the Learned judge, Sir T. M. SUTTON, after the evi dence was gone through for the profecution, direlled the Jury to acquit the prifoner, declaring that he would go out of Court as innocent of the crime al ledged to him, as ever man came into it. Among the diforders of health we clafs an baba tual coflivenefs, and oatuaions in the veffels con need with digeflion, which, from the ufe of purga tives, are not relieved, but they become a conilitu tional complaint. Calomel, antibilious medicines, and various formula have been employed, but they certainly only difcharge the accumulated matter, leaving the caufe erifting ; and every one, under their operation, finds the necellity of continuing, and periodically increafing• the dote, from the tone and fenfitivenefs of the llomacb and inteftines being par. tially deftroyed. The (meet's of Srmsaortv's Patent Antilcorbutic Drops, in removing glandular obliruc *ions, improving the appetite, and deflroying that irritation canting head ache, fenfe of weight, nervous affeaions, &c gives full value to thefeautifcorbutics, l as when employed in Gout, - Rhetimatifm, 'Ulcera tions, or Scrophula.--Mr. 5711.aatray. is notaccount able for any mi;:ture fold, unlefh the writs " By Al Kin z's Patent" are inferted at length on the bill oe dircaions, bottle, and wrapper; the Ramp alto (tb, Xing's duty) is printed in black ink infleittl'of red ink. —Sold at the Difpenfary, No: 15, Soho &limn, London, in bottles of ss. 6d. ICI. and II zs. duty incluted. Compound Mince S.. PO f:E, &c. Information having been given at Dow-ftrcet drat a ftrot; . g fur picion was entertained that a gang of coiner, occupied a boufe in Smith Rivet, Weßmioner, Sayers and Taunton laid a plan for afcertalning the fadt on Friday, and engaged an Excite Officer to accompany them. They fent a biker's boy, with two quartern loaves, to knock at the floor, when it was opened by a woman.' and the Officers ruthed in. Sayer' felted the woman, and a flan who was in the parlour, named Brady. Taunton sad the Excite Officer ran into the kitchen, where they - found an eighteen gallon (till at work, with all the implements, and a man in attendance ; they took him into cultody, but Coffered him to remain till the procefs of diftilling wa. complete, after which the Excite Officer ideal the liquor, &c. and the Police Officer took the man before Mr. Reed, who convicted him in the penalty of 301 which not being prepared to pay, he was committed to the Haute of • Corredion for fix months. On Saturday a hackney- coachman was Charged before Mr. Gra • ham, by Mrs St. Leger, of Covent Garden Theatre, with exatft ing more than his fare—which being proved, be was fined twenty !killings. After this was decided, Mrs St. Leger stated the hired the coach on Saturday night, to take her from the Theatre to Norton titext, Mary-la - Bon ne. On his way he !topped at a public houfe in St. Giles's, to drink; and frequently (topped the coach to stir her, in an impudent manner, "if the knew where the was—aod if the had changed her mind to go to any other place than where the at firtt defired him to drive ?" At length he drove her to - a public lioufc, the corner of Caftle.ftreet, in Newman. ftreet, when the remonftrated,and defired him to drive her home, but he (wore fume horrid oaths, and refuted to do it—forced her out of the coach and demanded as. fcr his fare. Mrs St. Leger toldisim the could not pay him unlefs he would drive her home, having nothing lefs than a aol. note in her pocket, which he refuted to do, and held her by the arm for tome time. At length the went into a public kook, to endeavour to grt change to procure her re leak, but the landlord not being able fo to do, the related the dr cumnancee and he lent her ss. Mr. Gra ham lamented he had not known the aggravated cafe ' before, or he would have fined him in the full penalty of 31. for exatfting more than his fare. The Magittrate, however, fined him sl. more for inlibehaviour. Istvirrs —Saturday Inquefts were held at the lign of the London Hofpital, in Whitechapel,on James Runce ' a labourer in Mr. Liptrap's diftillery, at Mile End, who flipped into a caldron of boiling RulE—On W. Duffell, who, In endeavouring to Rep a team of holes which had ran away in Ilford• lane, was thrown down and run over.—And on S. Blake, who fell on his breaft, in Blihopfgate-fttet, and thereby injured his lungs. The above died in the London Hofpital; and in each cafe a verdiet of Accidental Death was recorded. . An Inquifition was alfo taken yefterday at the Red Lion, Charles-ft:ea, Berkeley fquare, on the body of a porter, in the &e -vice of Lord Willoughby de Broke. The deceafed, after eating a very hearty dinner on Friday, was feized with a violent fit of coughing, the confequence of which was, the burning of a blood veffel. Yerdit—Died by thp vifitatlon of Gon. Another Inquifition was on at a public houfe in Oxford-itreet on the body of a young lady, of the name of Tartar, who met her death by a contufion, in filling out of a chaife, in the lidgeware road, on Friday, occafioned by the herfe taking fright, and Ratting acrofs the road. Verditt—Accidental Death. As two Police Officers were on their return from Hertford Affixes, on Saturday, they fell into the company of a ,man who confeffed Ma& to base been of a party who had murdered Dolor Bailey, about twelve years fince, near Long Sutton, Lin colothire, and gave them diredions where to find his eructates 1 he man was committed to prifon for reexamination on 1 hurfday next. About twelve years ago, the body of a female, who bad been barbaroufly murdered, was found in a well in Durham Place, Brighton. Great exertions at that time were made to difcover the inhuman perpetrators of the crime, all of which terminated in difepppointment. Though fo many years have elapfed fince that period, we are now informed that an individual of the. Somerset Feneiblcs, who were quartered at Brighton when the murder was committed, has made a full confelfion of his guilt to the Mayor of Norwich, acknowledging himfelf to have committed the above mentioned murder. The Mayor, we hear, has committed him to prifon, fo that the full particulars of the dreadful affair, will, therefore, in all probability, he very fhortly difclofed MODDZas —A few daya azo,tat Whittlefea, George Burnham, a lad of about thirteen years of age, was mitt inhumanely murder. ed by a young villain about fifteen or freemen years old, of the name of Richard Falkner. The hardened wretch struck the poor fatter with a large piece of wood, made fquare at one end, on the left fide of the face, which he Wd open, in tranverfe line, down by the vole, completely dividing the lowerjaw. He kerns to have previ, ufly formed a daign of hanging the poor fellow, as he had taltened a piece of cord, in a fituation adapted for fuch a purpofe, at the end of a barn. Not quarrel ex fed between the parties, and no motive can be affigned for this deed, but Come offence takcn by the wretch at the poor boy's mother, in fending hint away when play ing near her door. A few days fince while -- Bears was liming in a public houfe at Stanforth, near Thorne, Yorkflaire, two men whom he had offended, threw him down, jumped on him, broke feversl of his ribs, and Cu injured him that he died in a few hours. A miferable old man died lately in an obfcure lane in the Liberty, Dublin, who, for a great number of years had been the vielim of difeate, and the moll deplorable poverty. On taking off an old wig, which he conftantly wore under his night cap doting his illnefs, fume papers were found fewed up in the caul, which, on infpation, proved to be bank notes to the amount of 9751. and in various parts of his tattered apparel, 71 half guineas were found fewed up. It was a fortunate circumftance that his only fon, a private in the marines, arrived fi s om Plymouth but four hours before his death, to vitit him, and into whole hand the property fell. LONGiotTY.—Tite 411 owing is a lift of the per. fons who have died in Great Britain, at very extra ordinary ages, during the year 1806. At the age of too.--Ann Dixon, of Fenwicalc•Hall ; Margaret Barrow, of Holler; Mr. Hornidge, of Gloucefter ; J. Bell, of Moorhoufe; Mrs. Bettie, of Throftleneft; Mary Gregory, of liriftol; Mrs. Crifp of Loddon, Norfolk; Mary Evans, of Of. weary ; Samuel Griffiths, of Kennarth; and Andrew Fraf/r, of the Ifle of Sky. At the age of rot.—Margaret Sherwin, of Kirkby; T. Willy, of Bueklan d, St. Mary; Margaret Tate, of South Shield.; j Moore, of Newcaftle; Mrs. Galcy, of Norwich ; and Alin. Ham mond, of Horudean. At the age of lO2.—Mrs. Chafe, of Polman ; and Ann John, of Llandulog. Aged to3.—Sarah Fitter, of Knutsford ; Mary Lazell, of Col. ciefter; Mrs. Hunt, of I.imeriek ; G. Thomas, of Capri Cries; and J. Turner, of Hoenthorpe. Ag d toe —Maria Twill, of Birmingham; John Potts, of Ed- Ingham; and S. Miley, of Colcihill. Aged tr.t —Eliza. Spencer, of Fareham ; Mrs. Lawrence, of Lincoln; put Carnack, of Whitehall, Scotland; Mary Biggs, of Thornbuty4 and R. Sheriffs, of Udoey, Aged to6—Ann Griffiths, of Hereford; J. Hunter, of Eat; and . J. Shortall, in Ireland. Aged to7.—J. Benbow, of Northwood; Sufan Payman, of Great Glenhamt J. Freeman, of Reading, America; J Stubbings, of Beetles ; W. Marchant, of Liverpool; ai.cl Sarah Parris, of Jamaica. Aged t t t.—Ann Strounre, of Elthant. Aged sta.—Mary Farmer, of Sunderland. Aged tt3.—Mrs Roope, of Thurfton. • Aged 114, J. Blakeney, of Skibbreen —l2O. Sarah O'Leary, of Ireland — z 2s, Mr. Creek, of Thurlow.—l 3 t, J. Tucker, of haw Ferry; and 534, Catharine Lopes, Jamaica. Of the above 48 perfons, )9 were males, and ap females—Only Sateen are recorded as petrol)* who had been married, though it i 4 probable many more had been fo ; and ten of them are ann. timed as having enjoyed all their faculties to the lift. MARRIED. Lately, at Kingfton Church, Lieutenant Savage, of the 89th Regiment, to Mira Boyd. third daughter of Captain Boyd, of the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion. )DIED. On Friday hit, at bit father. hopfe at Peckham. Mr. Richard Saute, fon of Captain Saufe, who commanded is Senfible, under Sir Home Popham, in the Red Sea. He was the only Officer wounded in the Orion, in the glorious battle of Trafalgar; fine which time he has hnzetcd of Lis wound. He was in the loth Tear of his age, talybok Aukkiti. CORN-EXCHANGE, gfAtCH 9. OrNIERAL CVIILLNCT Ai 112112121: Wheat, 471 65$ 82$ per qr. Grey Pears 45$ sosod .. Fine Ditto , 84$ 86$ od Beans, (old) 4 . 3$ 4 8 $ od Rye, 41. 485 od Tick Ditto (old) 34$ 40$ od Barley, 34s 404 Oats, 2U 251 284 Malt, 642 706 Poland 'lino 32$ 315 64 White Peale, (Boilers) 78$ 86$ Rape Seed, 261 301=1 Fine Flonr 651 to 702. Seconds 6s to 655. RE CURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, tncleding only front the aid of February to the 28th of Feb.—Total 4,058 quarters Average 77e Iti—os. 544 higher than laft return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Front the mat of February to the 27th of February. Total— t 5,3 17 fack•—•Average 7Os. 654. oa Id. higher than lait return. !ITCH! PRIOR OF GRAIN ON BOARD Sal! AS UNDtI: Wheat 48$ 6os 65i Boilers 78$ 84s od Fine 74s 78$ Suffolks to 865 od Superfine ilos 84s Grey PCII3 4 0 $ 4 8 s od Fine &fez White, &c. 85s 86s Fine New to 501 Rye, new 351 48$ Beans, 36$ 48$ Barley 30$ 4os od Tick Beans, 3os 405 od Malt . 64$ 735 Oats 11s aSs 341 White Peas - 48$ 6os 66$ Poland, 32$ 34s id INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, March 5. Wheat per load 271 OS to 241 —$ Barley per quarter it ass to il 195 Oats per ditto it 71 to VI I7s New Beans per ditto 21 OS to 21 4$ Old Ditto 21 6s to 21 tos Peak per ditto 21 toe to al 14$ PRICE OF HOPS. Duos. rocerrs• Kent 51 81 to' 61 os I Kent -51 los to 61 lOs Sac: 51 os to 51 las Suffer - 51 55 to 61 a .. ..• Me 51 04 to 51 Its Farnham 91 05 to tot os . PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitechapel. • Haypaload 3 50to 5 o o Hay per load 3tol. 3 0 1 Straw 3 00to 3 9 0 Straw 2 10 to 3 6 Ciovcr 5 oto 6 • SMITHFIELD MARKET, March 9. TO fink the offal—per Bone of 81b. Beef 4s 44 to ss 44 Veal 55 od to 61 64 Mutton 4s 8d to ss 8d Pork 51 od to 6$ od NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, March 9. Per !tone of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef 3s 44 to 4$ 4d I Veal 45 od to 61 od Mutton 4s cd to 45 81 I Pork 55 od to 65 od RAW HIDES. Hides(perftoae) 25 tod to 35 ad Horfe Skins ass to 171 each Middling 2, 4sl to 2$ 84 Sheep Skins 411 Od to 75 04 Ordinary is tod to as od Slsearlings os od to os od Heavy Calf 125 6d each I Lamb Skins os al to os od PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL, Butts, Soto 5616 each azd to 23c1 Ditto, 60 to 651 b 24d to sod Merchants Backs aid to aid Dreffing Hides x7d to aid Fine Coach Hides 1844 to sod Crop Hides for Cutting aid to 2314 Flat Ordinary 17d to aid Calf Skins, 30 to 401 b pe d .zesi Um to 36s Ditto so to 701 b 33 5 to 39 5 Ditto 70 to Bolb 32$ to 34s Small Saab (Greenland) per lb. 3s 6d to 3s 94 Large ditto ZOOS to 2405 per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides 201 to 33$ each PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 3s 64 Town Tallow 6os 6.1 to co Clare Market 3o 6d Yellow Ruffia 57s to —1 od Whitechapel Market White ditto 53s od to os (per Rone of 81b.) 3s 5d Soap ditto - —s to —e od Melted Stuff 443 to —4 od tos 5d Ditto rough 301 od to cs Average Price 35 55.1 Greaves its od Good Dregs FOS to os Yellow Soap, 765—Mottled, 885—Curd, 915 Price of Candles per dozen, tos 6,4—Moulds, its 64 COAL MARKET, March 9. Ships at Market Ships fold Price 34 Newcaftle Coal a 425 od to 4,0 6d 3 Sunderland I 375 od to •—s od SALE BY AUCTION. PLYMOUTH. fa purfuance of a Corr.miffion of Appraifement Xnd Sale, from the High Court of Admiralty, addrerfed to Joint Teed and William Hale Syntons, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AMTIONott Behoves, the London Inn, Foxhole ftreet, on Friday the a9th of March, at ten, VOR ERPOR'CATION or Home Confuroption • 17% Serous - of Bitter Almonds 171 Do. of Sweet ditto 43 Barrels, 9 Scrolls mid t Box of Gum 3 Bales of Pomegranate Peel s Do. of Worm Seed. Part of the Cargo of the Holfnung, Adamfortmaller i detained on her Voyage from Mogadore to Amlterdam by his Majefly's Ship Atalante, J.O. Mafebeld, Efq. Commander. For viewing the fame, Catalogues and further particulan,applt three days before the Sale to the Conuniffioners, or to JOHN TEED and Co. Merchants, Plymouth. February sB, 1807. --- BRIG HOPE, OF BELB4. A LL Perfons handing indebted to the Owners of the Brig HOPE, of Selby, the lee JAME S rTITHARD Matter, are requelted to pay the fame to Mr. J. )StIUA OVER. END, Merchant, Hull; otherwife anions at law will be corr. menced &pinft them, for the recovery tbrreof: and 311 Petfor l ', having aoy demands on the Paid Brig, are &Bred to feud in theft accounts as above, in order that they may be dlfcharged. Hull, Feb. 27, tBo7. NOR THA M PTONSHIRF. COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO BE LET. QPRAII'ON PLACE, on the Manchelfer, Not. tinghapa, and Chefter Ro.sds, fcven Miles from Northanaii. ton, (even trona Welford, in a fine Sporting Country, and the Vicinity of fermi! Fox Hunts of the firft Celebrity; te get t e i with the attached and detached Offices, fpacions and produellve Gardens, Plcafure Grounds, &c. and front 20 to 30 Acres of cellot Land contiguous to the Manfion Houle, more or Icfs,st the option of the Tenant. TO be •iewed on Tuefday or Tburfday Mornings —Panic'. tars may be bad at Highgate Hook, in the Parith of Spration ;and the Terms by application to Mr. Bolworth, Holdcnby ; or by Letter to J. W. Roberts, Erg. Thornby Grange, near Nov. tbampton THE CHEAPEST AND BES r MEDICINE.FOR COUGHS COLDS, AND A STHMAS, ('HURCH's COUGH DROPS, as a Medicine ‘... 1 have been fo long known and approved,as to need very little to be laid to reoommend it to the Public as the belt peparatioa fur recent Colds, Coughs, and confirmed Alliamas.—The many tboufands cured during Twtive Years trial, have confirmed the high eftimation in which it has been long held. A recent Cold and Cough yields to it few Dofes, and the molt confirmed Alibiing (within the power of Medicine to accomplifh) have been cured by perfeverance in their ufe. hiefft.. Suety and EDWARDS, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, having purchafed this, and all Mr. Church's Medicines, none call polfibly be genuine but inch as have their Names engraved on ,he stamp, " Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church yard,' the imitation of which is fdony. Price only as.6d. and 45. 6d. icr bottle. This day was publiihed, price is. 6d. OLOMON's Treatile on the properties and &tag of HOT and COLD BATHING, as applied w the Hums' Body, in its fimplc, impregnated, or mineral State, for the Cure of various Difcafes, with their mode of treatment, and important Advice to Bathers in general. Alfo, a college Topographie4 Dr fcription of the Principal Bathing Places in the United Kingicen with a Portrait of the Author. • This volume contains the Subftanee of almoft every isolent and modern Publication on the Ffficacy of Hot and Cold Bathing wills a Defcription of the principal Watering Places, and pradical Oh fereations on DifeaLs in which they are ufeful. London : Sold by Mathews and Leigh; xX, Strand, and H.D. Symonds, Paternofter row; alfo by all Bookfellers in the linked hit.gdom. FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS; &c. PECTORAL ESSENCE of COLI'SFOOT. The herb Coltsfoot, called Tuffi!ago b? the anciests, - deit diftia guifbed by them, as its name fufficiently conveys „fox its excellence in the cured Coughs, and other pulmonary complaints—and this Effence hae r in the courfe of a long practice, been found the snail dale and effedtual remedy for Coughs, Aftbmas, and all Diforders of the Lungs. It gently opens the breaft, and immediately gives liberty of breathing, without any hanger of taking sold--it admi rably allays the tickling whicloprolrokes frequent coughing, cicanfes the (mall glands, relaxes the fi bres, and thereby enlarges the ca aides of the vedels—thus it 4/II prevent Confamptions, if takes before thOutigs are ulcerated. . • . It cures alto all b u lky anddry.Coughs, heals rawnefs and fore nefs of the lireaft, and gives relief to tho(c who, through age or infirmity, are deprived sif reR" or flap, This Effence is prepared by Jamei Ryan, fargeon, in Briftol; and fold:paly by.F. Neivberrfami Sons, N o . 45 , t h e ca ll en d of St. Paul's ? London, in battles, .3 1 4dfcack, duty included ; and none are genuine but tide which. bays the words " F. Newberry, Ns 45 . St. Palil's;' engraved on the Ramp. FOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS. DR. FREEMAN'. GUTTA SALUTARIS, is by far the molt fare and effectual Remedy ever yet difiniir ed for the Cure of that dangerous Difeafe. Perfons unhappily af flided with Venereal Complaints in all its Rages, and tinder to va rious appearances, will find a fecure and prefect relief, by taking there molt invaluable Drops : which, for their excellency during 3o years pradice in the molt populous part of London, viz. Hatton- Garden, have been termed Gutta Salutaris. The fecrecy Erich which molt perfuns fo affiLlted find it needful to conceal theirfuffer jugs, may Le rarely employed while ufing there Drops ; fine they render confinement unneceffary, as well as all undmoui or mere-u -rial preparations, or any furgical operation whatever. By appointment of Dr Freeman, they arc.:Jld wholefale and re tail, by R. Butler, No 4, Cheapfide, corner sf Pateriaofter-row ; Beim and Gibbs, Portfmouth ; Welton and Roberts, Portfea ; Roberts, Harding. and Johnfon, Capon; Wills, Pittman, and Ro gers, Plymouth; Roche, Philph,Hoxiand, Haydon, and Glenwill, Dock ; Dixon, Falmouth; Neales and Mitchell, Dover ; Sharp and Long, Deal; Coleman and Jacob, Sheemefs ; Witheridge, Chatham ; Warren, and Burgers and Ralph, Margate ; Thompfon., Yarmouth; Peck, Hull; WoUtenhohne, York; Macdonald; CIA:ow ; Browning, Pailley ; Baxter and Smith, Edinburgh ; Heaton, Leeds; Wood, Wakefield; Lathbury,llliverpool ; Stains and Vaughan, Manehefter ; Williams and Truman, Exeter; Col lins, Salilbury ; Barry and Sheppard, Briftol ; Hazard and Hunt, Bath ; Stevenfon, Norwich ; Hodfon, Cambridge ; Pollard Brighton; Land, Maidftone ; Burbage, Nottingham; Drewry Derby ; Wood, and Nutt and Lloyd, Birmingham; and n.oit Me tlicine Venders, in bottles at is. pd. each, with ample direetions. 'lO T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge.ltreet, London, SIR, • Edinburgh, May a, 1800, IN the fpring of 1794 I was afilieted with a Vent real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for fin months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyficianovho put a temporary flop to the virulence of the difeafe (by mews rial application) for fame time; but growing, in fpite of all medi cine and the advice of the firft Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worfe and worfe, for two years, I was reduced to a ftate vapid unparalleled and beyond defcription , being an entire leper,andipiee rated from bead to foot. My head, throat, mouth, nofeArs, arms,dee. have been alternately in danger of becominguthlas in fhort, I have had from 20 to 3o eating ulcers on my beidy,'lll4 nearly totally deprived of fight. It would be voluntinoils to per ticularife all my cafe--fufficesit to fay, there never was, oe ever will be, one of a more dangerous or of a more complicated na ture. I was long looked upon by my friends, and Unveiled my felf beyond all hopes of recovery, and, Indeed, in my then condi tion, death was preferable to my more than miferable Rates !adds dreadful &nation did I drag a aloft referable exiftetice,tiNDlVUla PROVIDENCE threw in my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could uot. I fan and procured Inane of your LEMKE'S PATENT PILLS, which, by ufing from timeto time, am now, and have long leen, (after tore than four years indcfcribable difirefs), in as good a Rate of kakis as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this, I had a fine. thriving,bal thy child born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Goo, and in hopes of rendering my fellow -creatures fervice, I requeft you to publa this ; and you may at any time refer perfons, wits with to be (aided of the truth of this, or further particulars, to me or my friends, by letter or perfon. RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been too frequently the fubjeft of htft and general reprobation, that men deftitute of the eTements of the medical art, have offered thendaves as candidates for public patronage in the profeffion of phyfic. For the purpofe of doing juftice to the result of our ftudies and experience, and to prevent us from being claffed among„ thole empiric, whole impudent pre reofions have, unfortunately for foeiety, been too favourably re ceived, we beg leave to (emit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful ftatement of our purfuits and acquirements. After having received a regular medical education as the pupils of Meffrs. Gain dal and Blizard, whore lcdlures and practice we carefullratten ded, as proteffors and surgeons of the London Hospital, we entered ourfelves as ftudents in that juftly celebrated school for medical acquirement. the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were inftrue ted in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and pradtice of I'hyfic, Chemiftry, Midwifery, Botany, &e. &c. by thole eminent profeffors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamikoo, Duncan and Rutherford. We truft we fhall not be deemed pre fumptuous'in raying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconfiderable• Having for a long (cries of years made venereal complaluts, and the various difeafes of DEBILITY, the particular ' object of our flushes and pradtice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired fuperior knowledge .of their treatment and care. In flight and recent cafes of infedtion, a perfect re eflablifliment is completed in the that period of two days; and, in thofe of the outwit inveteracy, where other praditioners have failed of Needs, a proper perfeverance in our plan of treatment, enfures to the patient a fate and radical cure. Amidft the melancholy variety of diforders which are the etas of a habit long and moft unhappily purfued by the youth of both F , cies, there are none more alarming or more diftreffing than chore :eficiencies and. debilities which frequently prevent or embitter the matrimonial ftate. To Inch perfona it molt be a confiding re , fiedion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be refired to that greateft of all human-bleffings, a ftrong, manly, and vigorous constitution. In all cafes of debility, from whatevet cause arifing, as well as in every (peace of vene real Infedll.n, we may be conflated by patients of either fez with the greateft feereey and honour. Hours of consultation at hone from ten to three, and from fix in the evening till ten at night. Patients in the country are requelted to ftate the particulars of their cafe, age, and general habit of living, &c. &e inelofing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the fame will be given or fent to fennel to our undertaking, p t he pottage of letters maydom. To enfure that feerecy b e added to (lin LONDON: Printed and publithed by LEVEL KENT, ( o f . the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, i terbury Place, laneaeth) at the STAIAPYPICI. Nix s. CarsiTT Novembra Os 18 06 . No. ro7, Hatton Garden. ' Street. Publifhed alio at the Slaa-osezca, Tempe-Bar. As few cafes for badners will ever equal mine, and none ezeotti it, I have from experience, every reafon to arum mankind. duds four Laagg's Potts they will find a Pure, fpeedy, tale, and radi cal cure. l. T. Prepared and fold by the Sole Proprietor,THOMAS Tara**, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his book. No. 9, New Bridge-argt ; where he will give advice, without a fee, to perfons taking there Pills, and will anfwer patients letters, if polt paid, on the fame terms, obferving in all cafes the mottle' violable recrecy, no perfon's name or cafe having been mentioned, but at their of pirticular requeft, by the Proprietor, during the courfe of mere than 36 years, that he kits bad the concluding an extenfive Pale of the above Medicine, and the predict a.-16og therefrom/. _ • They are alto fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thole living a: a diltance, by Mr. 3:later, Sam h-filidge, Edinburgh. Mr. Mentions, printer, Glafgnw, to whom alto Mr. T. refers far his addrefe ; at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-arta, pa- Mall; Mr Robcrtfon's Toy chop, N 0.103, throd-itreet ; Mr DifboroneWs, No. I, Fifh.fireet-hill, nearly oppofite the Mona ment ; Mr. Sterl'., hookfi ller. No. z, Union.raw, Little Tower hill; Mr. Call ma's, Dublin ; and by one perfon in every cnafider able town in Great Britain and Ir. land, in Bores of ooly each, feared up with full and plain Direlons, whereby Perfurn of either lei may cure the:aches with safe and fecrecy. ILOH WATRIt AT LONDON BILIDOIt TOMORROW Morning . 40 Marta after 2 Afternoon • • 56 minutes after a C and and gra ' CH Ha/