Star. — London, England, 1804-07-03 00:00:00

IiAI4,E ---~ hi re al tl a t I I ,r If ; Yeflerelay a seffion MAb tie:d at the Old 13aley, for the :Trawl of Offence* conunitted on the I ligh Seas. [Mr. Griffiths, one of the Grand jury, aeldrelted the Court previenis to the commencement of bu finefs, Rating. that he conceived the Grand Jut! to he incomplete, as from what he had read of the law, he unicritood that a Grand Jury lhould be compoled of 23 members, whereas, at prefeut, there were only :6 (worn , and that a cafe might mite, wherein five Might-counieraft the intention of eleven, as it was re. crone that twelve Mould be unanimous, in order to find a Bill. The Court affented to the jullice I,f Mr. Griftlihs's obtervation, and allured him that it thould be attended to in fututc . .] yowl Moodie and Cra-re Brad dere inditted for the stilled murder of George Spark, in a diet, on the High Seas. Captain John Seater, of the Le den block (hip , y *as the fitit witnets • called on the pat' of the pro. fecution. He depofed, that his mail was, on the iota of September tag, at anchor in the South Well Reach 44 the Swim off the coati of Elkin when 'the deceafed was killed in a duel by the prifinser Moodie, the otherprifoner as s his (mond.— The deceafed , George Spark, was-a midfisipman on board the Leyden, and was about to years of age. Hs knew the two prifoners, they having been mates of the fame vete!, On the loth of September, Mr. Spark came to the witnefs, and complained of the tondo& of Moodie, in having kited and forcibly . taking away the Log Book, when hi (Spark) was Writing in it, or copying out of it. The witnefs, on heating this, fent for Moodie, who alledged, as the rearms for his behaviour. that the defeated had ufed wbufive language to ham. The witnefs difmiled them both, afzer a flight reprimand, and recom mended to them a niore peaceable condua in fu. • tare I he, however, was more fever: upon Moodie than upon the detested, as he thought him mutt in the wrong. He heard nothing more of their qoarrel till betwixt the hours of five and la of tire fame steningi when the officer of the watch came to him, and Paid, thit the Be:ad - Wain had informed him that Mr. Spark had (hot himfelf in the cock pit, nod that be had found a pi ftoll y in g by his fide, with which it was fuppo:cd he had committed this rafh - anion.. The witnefs immediately defired Mr. Tho mas Riddle, the Surgeon of the veffel, en go down to vifit the deceafed , and the witnefs accompanied • hid: they . found Spark lying quite dead upon the .to gun deck: On examining the pittol which bad been found lying by him, it was difeeivered to be charged with a mull quantity of powder, with. cot any ball, and to be upon hall cock. Another pitiol was loon afterwards found, and brought to the witnefs, and it appeared to him to have been recently fired ; 'bele piftols were about equal in length, being about ten inches in the barrel, and were stalled - horfe piitols, if the largeft dcfctiption. tie law Moodie at that time, but 41 , 1 not fay any thing to him : when he had learnt farther particu hrs from others who had been witnelfes of what bad patted, he Cent for him, and charged him with having fired his piltol at the young man Spark, and faid. to hian it was in vain to deny the fa& The , prifoner antwered, that he really was the unfortlo nate man. but added, that he had not the molt dif taut idea that the piftoi, which he had fired was ken* with ball. He afked Moodie. who were pre terit I,to which he anfwered, that all his meffmates were prefers' ; and when lumber quellioned by the trjanefs, he named Brock, Sadler, Matthews, Sharp, and Wilton. The witnefs then fent for thole peo ple, and learned that the prifoner and the deceafed bad been engaged in a duel ; that the other prifoncr Brack was fecond to Moodie, and that Mr. Wilton was feconct to the deceafed. He then ordered Moodie and Brock into cu llod y ; the latt of whom laid, he finught the whole affair had been a mere (ham, and that he did not imagine that Moodie would bare Mel Wilton, the other fecond, is fince dead. Kr. John Matthews, a Midlhipman on board the Leyden, fail, that he was..in the gun room on thel e " day alluded tn, and that Sadler, Spark, and werc pracnt with him, when the priloner Moodie cone don , in and laid, he had been complained of to the Captain : that lonic old ti_e_v_a_d n hcesis : miaar:satesd been 'brought up, and he d — d an d evI•o would thus tell tales. Moodie. then took a glafs of whir, and di tok as a toall " d--:n to allTuch ralcals." He (Moodie) then turned round to Mr. Spat le, and addrellng himfelf to him, Paid, " it was you I meant Mr. Spark, and d—n me if you:dodot Sinto the coal hole this night." Moodie then call ed the attention of thofe around him, by toying to diem " Now, fentlemen, obferve, that in order that Mr. spark may DOA have it to fay that I being bigger and droopr than he, and inclined to take an advantage of him 1 expett that lie (Mr. Spark). will meet mc." ihe witnefs thought that tU . ps ironer was let inus when he (poke thus, but he afterwards altered his opinion, from tome expref lions he heard the prifoner de. Spark made anfwer that he thould be very happy to meet him any 'ahem he pleated. Moodie then raid, "0:‘ very well," and , wallsed out of the birth. The *inlet's got up lhortly Weer this and went down to the cockpit, where he von with Moodie, Sadler Sharp, and Wiltem.— Moodie having a pair of pi'ffols in his hands, and two "'mike ball cartridge , , addreffe.d Isimfelf t* Sadler, and laid, " Will you he the bearer of my challenger anti then contact! himfelf by laying, " but it is not mine, it is his to me ; do not laugh and we'll have (time fun." Sadler immediately went ow, and called M. Spark, and about five o'clock they both came into the cockpit birth• Moodie laidl'll expett t o meet you." The deccafed atrfwered laying "Very well." The prifuner then laid to him " Have you got your fecond r' to which he nista:r ed " No." Moodie then laid, " lie had better yet iff:me perfon." Spatk laid lie wriii'd take Mr. Brock. To this tl.e prit,aier repli.d," Mr. Bo ck hapit ns to be mine." The decealed tar raid, lie would take the Dottor," meaning Mr. Will'on, who flor , d near him. Moodie then held out tau piftols he had pro vided, and defired .Nlr. Spark to accept his riltol.— Sperfk accordingly too. one iT them, and Mi sl.c min:. The filiner gave his piaol to pf ; . V and the I.4;:er a ave his so Mr. Bra pe,cei•ed Mr. Wil ov•( load the putting I.' F.% 01 to h i m r :cr only. 0.,: iadotal 111ui, all y:i.nclv, though: its •. . • i 1e loade d t he ~,, pocket. roc pa — wl which bad been given to him whit powder, but the ball being into large would not fir. S ad l er then write for anife, and brought one, which he gave to tracE, who cat the ball therewith, and beat it with a he piece of wood ; and while b e was thus employed, laid, " ll—n and b—t a pair of you (meaning Moodie and Spat k) and laughed, as if the matter was nut retinas. Vl'lliie Brock was loading the pitlol, the witiefs !nought he heard fame:thing dropped by hin t, which he (the wit 'tel..) imagined was the ball. The piliols, when loaded in the manner defcribed were given to the par ties,' who along with the others, went out of the birth. The withers was very unwell at the time, and therefore he went down to his bed, whiclwwas kn itted about two yards ftoon• the cockpit. He heard Moodie fay to Spark, " will you own yourfclf in the wrong ?" to which be attracted " No." dMeee.feoodie then laid. " are you ready ?" to which the d ardweied in the affirmative. The witncfs, though he had retired t.; his cabin, could plainly fee both the pillols (thou ;h he only law Moodie) they ftanding fri dole together that the pidols overreached each odicr when they were prefcnted. The nitnefs lhortly after heard the report of a pilkol, and law Mr. Moodie run upon the deck, while the candle which was in the birth wa, extinguithed by the explotion. The depo. nent then role and went up to the gun-room, where he found the deceafed lying dead upon the clidt.— Neither the deponent nor any of thole who were pre fent before this unhappy event, had the finallell idea that any of the pittol s .were loa ded with ball. Wilfnn, as well as Moodie, (poke as if they would have come fun. The witncfs had known Moodie twelve tnortlis, and never was ferfible of any impropriety in his eon du& The witnefs was here eras-interrogated by Mr. Serjeant BEST, as to the name by which he knew Mr. Spark. it having been difcovered in the indietment t r h a a ll t y h k is no n w am n e by w G as e let rs d e o l w ,A n de George Sparki, ttlacipti,erineinnt I reality f .asal dd .dfe c eot thaaetert deceafed hi n h de had two ai bwl lea dvtt 1 meCr other h. wrotersi l I p i t a l hor n ki is n ifh a : m ema rme e e t s eni , nal a Gm n e sdee George names, yg a et was but y g e t e a i et • , Spark. The Counfel were proceeding to argue that 1 this was a flaw in the indiament, but the objedion i was over-ruled. 1 Captain Seater being again called, was queftioned as to the general char - afters of the prifoners, which, be faid, were gond. ueftioned, and Mr. John Mat hews was again q 1 1 laid, that although he and the other: prefent believed that the tranfaatou was not intended to be ferious, yet Mr. Spark did not teem to imagine it was a joke. Mr. Thomas Sadler , Mat e on board the Leyden. corroborated the preceding teftimony, and owned 1 himfelf to have been the bearer of the challenge to Mr. Spatk, but he never thought the parties were ferious. Moodie. when he anted him to bear the challenge, defired him nut to laugh, otherwife he would Ipoil the fun. John Bintey. Boatfwain, laid, he was fitting in his cabin, when he heard the report of the pitch ; that he went up to the deceafed, and found a piftol lying; hc tok it up and gave it to the watehmari. who took it to o the Captain. He a ft e rwards law it drawn, and there was no ball in it. Robert Sharp. the Captain's Clerk, raid, that after the event was over. Moodie came into the men . - room. and laid his head on th e table. upon which the winters enquired of him what was he matter. He (Moodie) then lifted up his head and faid. " Oh ! he is gone." Soon after this Mr. Spatk, the deceafed, was brought into the gun-room. The deponent al ways thought that Moodie was a civil, humane. and well disputed man, and never heard him carers any enmity againit the deceafed. Mr. Robert Riddle, Surgeon of the Leyden, de poled to the wound being the cattle of the deceafed's death. He had alio feen the charge of the other pif tol chitwn in the Captain's cabin. and it was only loaded with a final' quantity of powder, and the piftol itfelf was on half cock. The prifoners were here called upon for their de fence. Moodie alledged, that when he fired he did not know that the piltcl was loaded. The other ptifoner, Brock, hated In exculpation, that when he loaded the pinttl, he did not imagine that Moodie ever had any . idea of firing it. Several witneffes were then called as to their cha rafters, and all concurred in fpeaking favourably of them. Sir JAMES hifisrotto achlreffed the Jury, and explained to them very particularly the nature and meaning of the words " Mafia VOre-shoggiri," on which their verdift, in this cafe, was fo much to de pend. If they thought. from the whole evidence that had been adduced, that the pillol had been load- j ed by the one prifoom and fired off by the other, with the malicrousintention of killing, they &could find them both equally guilty of wrunkr. lf, on the c ontrary, they were of opinion that no malice afore thought exiiled, but that the eirCumflances were ftif ficieutly proved to their fatistaftion, they lhould find the prifonecs guilty of manflatighter, as they (the prifontrs) mull certainly be faid to have been guilty of grofs negligence and eareleffnefs, toppling them not to have been leo iota in the trantaCtion. The Jury, alter retiring for fume time, returned a verdiet of—Guilty of Manilaughter. The feritence Pronounced by the Court was, that the prifoners Ibould be fined tQI. each, and fuller fit months ire. prifonment. Ikruhael Sullivan was nest brought to the bar, being charged with adhering to his Majefly'. enemies on boat d It Jelin Henri, a French privateer, on the high (las, he being a natural born fubjeft of his Majelty. The ptittner, on being taken by toe Tartar Englifh privateer, alledged tliat he was an American, but it I was loan :Itl.TV'Alds &I - covered by his brogue that he was an 11,ihnian, and that lie was born near Tip perary. He laid h: iI Id he-n taken pritoner by t et- he Frentl,, hot hay og oni le Li. ecape, he got to F r-1, wl,,te li: entered a. a femnan on twat,' le Jelin Henri, 1 , , • , '.ni.-, it to live been a Spanifh vtGl, and had r.0..t dilcntered his enitlakc till the engage fiery: t o( l; I L. •-, %%hell he diiCoveted the French co os liy in.. --:!... ::tl:tt7. Mt. Di ft.—A few d ty, Cork, in an alter catir n plAre betwcen Ail ill fmed couple, the i,i , f1).1! ti Li , cite A V . lol' I I blow on the head with a p.Let. 31)1 as'tot t 1:).r 1) dreadfully th..t fix c• 1 ,1:d fron Aim. I . lc *at iniracJirtely L ken a 0010 . SPORTING T 1 ELLICYNCt' STAMFORD RACES, TUESDAY, rna .The n.blemen and Gentlemet's Plate of sol• Mi. Tim... b. f. by Pew s _ S 2 Mr. Goiding . . r. t Coaxer. by PotSo's . Mr. Goddifrote. r. c Red RUM • • ' 4 Gers:ral Grolect un 's ch. e. by Afpsragus - 3dr Seven to tour and two to one on Mr. Tims's filly. . warm isnay.—The Town Plate of cot. General Grave:lois b. f. Two Shoes , j yrs old ed • g - I • I Mr. Williams'. ch. h. Canterbury, by Polio's, a 4 Doke of St. Albs, ch. h. Nuethamptou, 5 yes old . a dr dr Mr. Babe's h. g. Lem on Squeezer, by Coriander, 6 yrs. Fite to four on Two Shoes, after the heat four to one on C a nterbury. STOCKsattDGEA Plate of RACES, THURSDAY, Ma ss. pl. • . Douglas's b. h. %Aladin . . - Mr. Blandy's b. 1. !anaemic, 4 yrs. old - Mr. Yrof,4e7's gr. C. by Clamet , 4 yrs. aid - - Mr. Sutton's c. c. Garnerio. s /Ts. old . . Mr. Dilly's b. c. by Percival - Five to 4 on the field againtt Parnaffus. Mr. Portall's horfe Percival, while preparing for the fira heat, lett as if he was ( hot, and the rider (Weßlake) was moR ferionfly hurt ; he lay fenfelefs for more than an hour. but great hopes are enter tained of his recovery. FRlDAY —Handicap Plate for :togs. halt forfeit. Mr. Wilkintoes Ranter, 6144 at R.llllt/T, aft4ll . 31b. s a 1 t Mr. Johnttone's Elvin, by Don galzote,pft. 5. Same day,* Poney match, is gs. each, st mUe heats. - a I Mr. Code's be. - - Mr. Byndlofes C. 5. - - a a Three to ion Mr. Byndlofs ; catch weights. A molt capital race, and afforded moll escelknt fport. ----- LONDON MARKET&► CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JULY 2. The quantity of Wheat frab Ia for this inorniug's market was rather !null, the meallng demand in conftquence w to 24as very per br gr. ilk for line (ample., at an advanc e in prices of from is. . fine. laMon,Ly; and tbc middling and infaior forts hare gone o ff wit h hale more freedom. A few (clod (ample. of fuperfine white wheat were difpolesi of, at an early hour, at rather higher prices than we have nosed In our carroty. Flour has rifer to 48s. per rack. Barley and Malt fold very readily, and full as per quar ter dearer ; Hoeft Beans as per quarter; Tick Beans is. per ,:uar. ter; White*Pcafe is. per quarter; and Grey Prafe In.per quarter. We had fT ral veffels freilt in whh Oats, both of foreign and of our own growth, and ft L ro as were In perfed condition, found a I bilk fate at about is. per quarter advance Once this day fe'nulght. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER Wheat, 305. 405. 565. per qr. White Peak, 353. ou. ed. Fine Ditto, 57.. 394. od. Bcans. 34'. as o. ad. Rye. as.,. ass. ed. Tick Ditto 275. 351. Barley, -a.. 275. od. Oats, 195.211.235. Malt, 58s. 645. od. Poland ditto, 26a. 275. od. Mu ditto, oos. oos. od. Rape Seed, 371. to 391. pa ha. PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour 4os. to 455. Seconds 555. to 404. per fact. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane , inclu din g only from the I .Bth of June to the 23d of June. ---Total 4932 Quarters. Average 493 9}.1-2.. 3d. lower than lait reigns. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the !nth of June to the aad of June. Totalo-ts,sot facks--Average 44a. 8.5,1-..- os lid. higher than laR return. SUM Tbilt LONDON 0 ZZZZZZ , SATO•DAT, JONI 30. tuan,, Average Price of Corn in En g land and Wales, from tha Te siding the sad of June, 1804. Wheat. I Rye. [ Barley. 1 oats. I Beans. l Peak. d. ad. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. ' 52 S 33 7 26 6 23 7 35 6 38 0 The acreage Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made In the week rndir.g June 27 E OF, is 565. SEEDS.std. per hundred weight. PRIC • 3os to 1101 per cwt. sos to Ito, do. sea to 425 do. oos to 755 do. 164 to nos do. 22' tO 24$ per ballet. 83 to tos od do. its to t6s do. 74 od to 8. od do. 204 Csl to 40a 0.1 per quarter. PRICE OF HOPS. urns. I POCRITS• Kest - 31 ids to 41 to ROW - 41 he to A 163 Sulks o 3 1 1 4$ to 41 110, Saki - 41 45 to 51 115 Effcz . 31 141 to 41 los Fermium 71 os to SI 'os Old Duty toonooL PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. B og s 3I toe to 61 6 s I Pockets ‘ 4l., i t,is to di 6s PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW . Sodtblietd. St. James's. Wblteekspel. Itty payload 3 to to 3 o 4 ooto 5 10 0 4 4to 4 II o Straw 110t0113117 OW 3 • 0 1 Sto 118 Clover 44 to 5 5 oto6 o• S S IMITVHFIEI.D, July 2. To Ant the .Eat-per Rene of !lb. leaf et 11.1 to 5s &real 4s od to p4l Mutton es od to 5s od Pak pB4soes Sd Lamb 64 od to 75 od. RR 411 00 CiTiLI Tots DAr• Beals about 1700--Sheep and Lambs t c,OOO. NEWOATE end LEADENHALL. it.iy S. Per Rone of 81b. by tie sar:afe. Beef 44 0.1 to 38 al I V,al 45 od to sa od Mottos ye Ed to 45 4,1 Poi k -41 c.d to 3. .4 Lamb ss od to lia ed. SEA COAL METER'S OFFICE. las 25. Monday , 3t Cargoes of Coals fold In the Pool from 37/ 9d. to 475. 6,1. pet chaldron. Wedoeday, 3911th., 3,5. bd. to 471. 64. Friday, 34 ditto. 3, 64. to 475. 34. COAL EXCHANGE, July a. Belt Coals in the Pool, per Chalk= Dihvered to Hutafekcepen . - Sunderland, per Chaldean Delivered to Houfrkerpera at COUNTR V MARKETS. Pliers Or •RAIN, Al T• 11 rotwawerzet 14•RIKITS, BAslNoslottt.--Wheat 434 od to sit. od er Quarter. Barley sp od to 27. og Beans at p . od to at. *A Oats 2ts od tO 28s od I Yeah cos 0..1 to one ad MAIDINNSAII,-Wheat 405 od to 613 od pee quirter. Rarity cos od to 28. od Beans 405 o 4 to 4 21 04 O ats 25. -od to 3os od I Peafs 404 04 t. cc, 04 Want a v...-Wh, st, 311 s. Cd. t• 595. od. per auarter. Barley 24. 6d t• all. cd 1 Beata 39. to sts K Oats 26s od to 211. od. Peale 381 od to cos od Mtn ta•.--Wheat 440 ad to 614 6d per Q.arter. Staley 25. od ter 211. ed 1 Brans 39. 0.1 to 42$ tsd Oats 24s .4 to 17s Od i Peace 00s od to cot ed RrAlsoo.-fitl , rat 4t..04. to 625. od. per Quarter. Farley ona od to af.• ed I noon. 4•1 c.. 1 to 41. r d Oats 5•9 ad to :,-.. La 1 Pul e - cc.. ed to Its al _ . _ - Red Clover White ditto Trebil Carrawzy Corboder, Tunip White Murtard Seed, Brown ditto, Canary. Rye Grate - 481. 64. boa. 6.1. 41*. 64. 545. 6d. - - rCCI.F.SIAC flf`AL PRONIOTION. The Rev. Georr:e Rubio'''. A. M. Prebendary of St. Araph, hl4 hem h the I ord blihnp of thl Uioccfe, to the valual.le I.C. in Ikuhighfhare. N'icarlit o: (Mir ri rdit ro,v d.ad• of Sir Franci, Burdett, Dart. ot - a dauOter, at Hall,: tn. of July, the Lady of Thomas Cantrbell, Eli Author nt tio lurc•4 t Ifoot, of a fon. On the t Y. to c;.etn. ( Apt. ( Pellr, the Ropt •ry Tuung,P C.up hter the lAtc tun- At Wa•tr'nr.l, 1h,..tt,d..r • IN. c,rt tin tr. tL.: R MCI! to Nl , ll Flack, r • Ft! T •a 1 h.o. Ix i)''U A, P, r.n 1-tlt ul.. only tau,6tct U Mr. 1,4.3 CA (veal, CIL, :,r• I A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CL Itl4-PLALh'TFR. THE PROPRIETOR of this molt' excellerit REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having sever failed, In a variety of Cafes. agrees, If It does not eradicate the Cora. rest and branch, TO ILITIIRM TIII MONTT. And Isl . her teams to add, that it ins infinitely the advantage of the numt I.ls carious Ointments, Salves, du. u mauy hundreds of alliiffied per tons ran laity, among whom are tome of the Brit cbaraffiers this kingdom. Sold Wholefalc and Retail by T. Artell, No. 1, Fincbdane, near the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day. No. 7, Tavißoek Recce ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. ' Holborn:Jamesne ; Mr. Miler. No. at, Pall-Min; Mr. Ward, No. 3a4, and jebouk and Co. No. iso, daford-ftreet. At Brie*, by Mr. Mein and Mr. Sheppard. Bookfellesa Bath, Dy Huard, bsokfellez, and Wright, perfumers Edinburgh, by Suter Mr. , South Har Bridge. Portico and dotpoit , ding's. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jones ,rocifenang Portfroouth, Mr. Motley, bookfellcr. And by molt of tLe Venders of Medicines Is England. EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTS OF Dr jAmrs's FEVER POWDER. I'HE very great E ffi cacy of th i s Medicine in .the influenza of Ye.r is too recent to be forgotten; but it was moil (insular when taken on the RA Attack, for in that' Cafes, where the Fere. waiallowed to gain ground and ravage the Conftitutinn, before the Powder was retoßad to, the Diforder be came obstinate , protradtM. and frunctinies fatal: Upon all Gem. Eons this Mcdkine mould be given a: the Conmarneenten• of a le ver, of whatever Kind; for if it be not fullident of it to ettf,,l a Cure, it is the heft Preparative for the Bark, and other Remedios which the Symptoms require; but aa the genuine Powder has beat often known to teflon' the Patient, after Its Subßitutea and every ocb.r Febrifuge have failed, it ought even In the laR Fatremity to be tried. Gr.-at benefits have been derived from the Powder, when taken every Night man Alterative, in orders thought be rind the Reach of Medicine; and from a C Dif minunication front the Reverend Mr. Singleton Harper, of Dublin, there la region to believe that it may be ded In this Manner with Somers in the Hy dromukalliv, or Water on the For Colds, Ai.a marlin:l, and all infiamuutions and Obarudlions of the Lungs, Bowels, he. no Medlin is fo proper. Sold only by F. New. cry and Sons, No. ay, S. Pours Charter yard. (a few I)uors from tiotapfule) I.00don; and at Dr. isateiti late Houk, in Biutan•fireet ; in Packets, Price as,. pd. c‘ch. put, included, or in Sales containing Twelve Packets, ("nee zas. aa made up for the Army and Navy. N. B. None can be genuine that have net the Words P. New. No. 45. St. Paula," engraved In the Scamps. HAVING dedicated m.yfelf to the ttudy, and be ta gratified by the matt manderable praitice in that branch which I thought proper to fried, I mat that I bate not snore mlf.. employed my time than thee who, la the extattive held of the prouffson, are eccaEooally Inunerfed aocertainty, an 3 cannot always attain that Needs which is acquired by eauccastratiag the Intel:et:Nal power to one elate of diforders. Thedtkaks of DEBILITY are peculiarly difterMog, for they Ming with them a item of concomitant fymptoms, and, by • d preffson of alt vital energy, ealltenee itfell becomes emhittered.-•• - Whether they arik from the prevalence of ill example, the dcdrue t ire habits of rebook-boys, or the Indulgences of maturity, th,•, re quire the molt afrulootis profeßional fent but by the ignorance of useducated men, the Iyageomsare aggravated, and th• conit tutioa is dettroyed. As • MBNUIER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONi. I ground my preteallons on regularity of education; and paraffin. every privilege to pradice. I fv.l atyklf entitkd t o that confidence with which I have hitherto been fo Übcriiiy honoured. In the heft (meatier' of local wesisticfs early application MY prevent the cal.:tatty of a &Lanceted frame; but where the I ui ferer, from a confcioufnefs of the unmardlnefs of the vice who.h culled his misfortune, la fearful of ti.e contempt or ciltfure of tat family pbyfichus, and broods Geer Lis inhrenity with careful con • eeahnent, it must be feasts& ry for lam ro alltired cot only a capability or trtatment. but alio of the molt aniaiatic fscreer• And an recent Venereal Complair.ts it is tollible to prevent pa:es danger or dillres ;it tbc compheateu cafes Is 6e acq..l,!• mret of eschifive es-r--i.rlce in this lane to died a fare, curta.t. , and fond/ re-eft dlii;htnrot. I offer tin acivervatc of etla orprricnce to tbofe of either fel wit.' are ataided wish at•y kind of DE311.1 CY, of any fcroptuno 0' V CNEREAI. INH:t:TION, and in all the terms of mnn' neratioa are ft.od un the brit Interview. Par enteln the coutrry arc exp.:act-Ito is: Jae a Bank note, ao3 arc regulated to (pectfy tuLie ace n d !ammo, of living. bitEE, N'ent!.er of this C-Jilr..;c of lurreont in I.oodoo. Nn :9, Arundattrect, "A . O . .11'.`1',ROW. Sun ritcs Sun I Moon rifee 43 niit.wcsafta 1I 11 J'k, after 8 2i; arter • HIGH WATIR AT LONDON RRIDOE TO-MORROW. Manias • 33 senates after At% maul 1 ON( tryc 1 an., put 'll.t.d by LtVEI. K.FN 1. 1,71,17.pi1c ,. . Lambeth).'t the S 7 ne 0 1 r t, 14". La!•! W.ct. I'elkilit4l alf• a tbsi 1Ai(0 r Ks, TaßOvi".' TO at gothic Atueritti ww (By outer or the Airco of JONA? EIA II riatuirept,) At ti Rand leo, pithy, to the County of 1f uric, or, the; r• day the e6th Day' of July, 1104, at 1 irefie o'Clock at N0,:n.0 not reciter &Spored of b 1 Private Oootrad, of which timely nu- tieawllbe'imn. AVALUABLE.F REEHOLD ESTATE, called LARPOOL, nadt advantage:l64y Stuated ou the Banks of the River Elk. within a Mile of the brae and populous '{'own of Will EH ; awaiting of a capital Manflon-Hoefe, with reliable Rat OlEces and Conveniences, atm a Good Garden there • unto adjdning ; two other Dwalirg-houfts. a Water Corn Mill, and r36A.oG at P. of Laod, of which ill A. oß.as P. arc rich Arable, PAL sclow,mal Failure I &And the remaining 34 A. 3 A 39P. thriviorAk'oed and Wood Land. • The Manfion.lioute Is extremely well adapted for the mildew" of a Gaited Family, Bunted en as Eminence in the e'sZtfC OE the Eftate, and command** beatitifuL catallivc. Ind Piesurrlque View ache Vale ar.d, Windings of the River Elk, of tile Town mot H ato bow of Whitby, and of tibe German Ocean. by which the Ell is bounded. Part of the Peregill‘t of the Edge, which adjoins on the River Elk, is vied es a Yard (or the Building al Ships ; awl the *t ee h parts 4, the Fordhorc are equally capable of being eunvertal to various areal and profitable purples. The F.Rote is e xonerated from the Land-Tax I and the Walla. la May be accommodate el with immediate pniTaiun. For particulars apply to Mr. krolt,Solicitor. kull, or n to Ma of UN rto Martha and Patton, Solicitors, Whitby, wham Plaa Elate may be fecil PHYSICIANS have frequently dbferved, that Eruptive Cafes, which have fuceefsfulty terminated by tbi ale of medicine generally (though In a ilighter degree) make their appearance in the casting fpring. Why this acrimony of the dr culation would take place may reafonably be accounted for, by the (oddest change of atmofthere, and the general revolution which takes plat in the animal ud vegetable race. It is much morn-. mended to their patients who have been relieved at the Difpenfary. em. Sobo.tqatire, in earl ma eafea , by the Antacorbutie Drops, to c red thioaansiony of habit, by re-taking •kw beetles of the malt. doe—ta plan which has been much adopted, from its Nada in pravenuagthe.rev,rn of very lovecrate.complainte Sold with a bla:k Ramp, at Spit:turfs Difpenfary, Soho.fqitare, London, in bottles of 36. Mi. too. and 11. as. duty included. Any offaed with a different Stamp malt be Injurious imitations. p 14% HEUMATIS PALSIES, and GOUTY .1-‘• AFFECTIONS, with their Meal conecunltanu, Sperm, or dying Pains, Flatulency, Indigeßion, and general Debkil, (origi nating in whatever fouret ) are relieved and frequently Mum! by WHITEHEAD's Make of Mallard Plib, after every other means had failed. The Fluid Effence of Mallard (ufed with the Pills , in thrm eta complaints where neeeffary) Is perhaps She molt alive, una ing, and effectual remedy to the world, curing the facreS SPRAINS won BRUISES, in. !cis than half the time ufual l y taken be Opodeldoe, Argue. hcfatle, or any other Liniment or Embrocation; and if ufed im mediately after any accident, It prevents the part cumin, black. kit prepared and fold at 11. 9tl. each bog or bottle, by R. jobs. fton, Apothecary. No. ts, Greek-ftreet, Soho, London, mid may he had of every Medicine Vender in Great Britain and Iceland. 3 I 4 dr. fcll