Star. — London, England, 1807-10-27 00:00:00

TO THE BOYNE. Sweet flream ! for ev, r calmly gliaa, Unruffled be thy glit:eting tide, Ama ' , ever may the warlike (train Along thy flinre be heard again; And never may thy tn.+rkling Band Be ftain'd again with Irifh blond ! But may'it thou calmly glide aleng, And only hair the Pot t's forg, Who often to thy banks 'wig !tray When evening fteals upon the day, To fing of half-forgotten times— Of forrows paft —of former crimes; To ling the melancholy doom Of chore who found a wat'ry tomb ! Of thofe who on thy flwre lay dead, Who bravely fought—and bravely bled! We bear the ftrain in furrow flow, For times li;cr thofe awaken woe; And, as the plaintiff tone we hear, e guefs the roe drop. a tear ! But when he finps of future days, Ills ardrt.t fancy feen to 'daze ; And, fpreaeiing wide a brilliant light, Makcs all the futi:re prefpedt bright! He flogs of better days in ftore, 1t ben nifcord's •oice is heard no more; • The time her jarring accents cede, When Erin's harp is tun'd to peace, The fwectell notes (hall fl 'at through air, Thy glaiTy wave their etlence bear, And never shall thy fparkling flood Be Itairt'd again with lan blood! eibber.t 3. AMELIA. The near approach of the determination of the immenfe Prize of 4.0,0001. in the prefent Lottery Scheme, confirms an obfervation lately made, that all the higher tidies of adventurers would make a dafh at it, by the pot chafe of whole tickets. The confequence obvioufly will be, that fewer Tickets for fharing will remain in the Lottery Market. Such, therefore, as with to obtain Shares of Tickets, fhould lofe no further time in poffetTing them. THE COMET..-..The following notice refpeaing this ! phenomenon has been given in the Moniteur of the Bth intl. Mr. Pores. belonging to the Obfervitory at Mar reales, was the firth atly,nomer who difcovered the Comet in France, n the 20tit of lag month ; and M. DE THUIS. of the fame etlablifhrnent, noticed it on the alit .41. d 22d. Fr m the t,bfervati ors which they cemmonicated to the alironomers at Paris, M. BURCKHARDT determined the following orhi., which he pretented to the clafs of mathematical and rtilo. fophical fciences ref the National Intlitute, on the sth of this month. Paffage to the Perihelion, 25th Sep tember, 3 A. M. &ranee of the Perihelion, c,liil3B ; Perihelion 291 0 .4 i.; Nuelous, 267°. 47'. ; inclinatiton 4 8 0 . ; movement dire& Th c ic hints, lays tl. BURCKHARDT, will be fofficient to calcul?te the route of the C-met, but it mr.y he dileovered without any trouble being diiiinguilhable by tte naked r ye, as loon as 1.4-,nt has clofed. It is now (Sept. 254) to the left of Aram us, between the liars of the boreal crown and thole of Libra to the wet,. Its motion is one degree per day towards the north, and rather more than a degree towards the call. This Comet was alio hen on the 28th, at V, zhoal, and M. Ft.au6-Ett GUES re: ccived it orl the 26th, at Viviers. It teemed to him like a white nebulous fpot, very brilliant, and fimilar to a liar of the fecond magnitude. It was fur rounded by 4 nebulofity of about fix minutes in dia meter, arse had z tail about a degree and a half in length. It is the rrinion of the Intlitute, that this Comet is different from any with %chic!. we are ac qulintcd —A letter Iron: Munich, dated October 8, fay Or, the IR inliant, a Comet was cbferved in the N r h Writ f the horizon; it is large, and rather pale. Its t. , il appearing directed towards the earth, pre..ents a corral judgment being formed of its length. Yelierday, at f..ven o'clock in the evening, that Otnomenon again appeared. In the fall cen tury three Comets were feen, one in urcp, one in 174.0, and the other in 1768. SITUATWN CT THE COMET.—MrIIOOII, 19, one degree Wow Glmnia, in Hercules.—Wednelday 21, a little above, rather to the left of Gamma.— Saturday 24., at 0 quarter pall fix, one degree above Beta, in but to the left of Gamma and B e ta, and toward ;he other (boulder of Hercules—it. apparent motion five degrees in five days. At a quarter tvitt live.) tire Comet very diftinCt. EARTHMI , AKE.—On the evening of the ttth oh. was felt a! Niertwied and its environs a flrong (hock of an earthquake, accompanied with tome very re markahle circumttanceF. The noiie, which was heard at the tuur.erit of the commoti!:n, refembled the rat tling of c rrriages proceeding with great velocity.= The Mermen on the Rhine taw numbers of ffh Cre- quently ,hrown our f the water. The wind fuddenly ceafed, the Iky became thick with clouds, and to 1t 4i ;Is midnight a fhcck again occurred, which was f"lowed by a third, about three in the morning. On the prece:ling day there was a (harp fruit, which, in many pl.tces, congealed the water. No lives were 101 l by the event. N t. ST—An Inquifition was taken on the 9th inft. at Pilling Line, Lancatier, on the body of a girl ap parently 14 years cf age, which had been wattled up at high watermark, on Cocker Sands, the preceding evening. Front the appearance of she body, the mull hive been dead fome time ; and, though much dif figured, fe e med to have belonged to perfons of a lupe tiny cleit;.—Verdia—Foomd Drowned. ell IN PATENT WORM LOZENcEs.—To Parents,Gnaedians and oth;., Va. , have the care of Chit !reit, this valuable Medicine cannot tx too Mainly recommended. Worms area direak few ec.ipe. They lettroy the appetite, wraken the organs of digeition. produce pldits is :hr ftomach and bowels, deprive the body of its nourifitment, occafion emaciation and palencfs, flop the pritgrefs of growth, and are the caufe ..t the molt alarming con. vuitint , s, which too (Siren terminate in death. Nor are their effl.as lefs fevere on grown peri,ms : by ulcerating the flonuch and bowels, they ..ire often the caufe of lingering complaints, which prove fital at kft. and fubjeet the patient to the molt excruciating Sts o' agony and distref4 In childhood, every tlifeafe with which a child ni is all.. highly cxafperatcd by them. The cer tainty a:iil 1.1. c y both of their prevention and cure. by the above roelieinr, fo !ally eftiblithed to the fatistadtion of the Public, by tb • t e i) imony oft he brit and tr.aft leafing charaaers of the No bity and of tat • •re tit high rcfpeetability. who have witnt fi'cit its simar!iabk el- in their own femilii s, that it is only neccfnry.to °Neu , this: is :fix period of the frafon when fuch a medicine ought to t.c giv , n to daft !reit and others, to prevent any attack of this conipbilat.—' l .l , l wholef.t!e and retail, at CSing and Butler's, i 4 o. 4. Chrapfide, Corner of Pat:ri:ofter-row; and ri.tait, by m it country vendtra, bolcb,a:Zsi. id Aral se. 6d. LONDON SESSIONS. The Seffions were opened yefterday, before the Loan MAYOR, Aldermen Sir CHARLES PRICE, Sir WILLIAM CURTIS, and the other Aldermen on the Rota, with Sheriff PHILLIPS, and the ufual routine of City Officers. 7 Noma: Honeybull, and -Wary his wife, were indiBed for an affault on a Mrs. Simmons, the wife of a fel. lowfhip porter, in which line the other allied ; they were found Guilt, ; but as it was a trifling bounds, one fhilling fine only was taken. homas Fielett, a cordwainer, was found Guilty of an alfsult., attended with fume aggravating circum• fiances, and order ed to be imprifoned one month. An indiement was called on againft the famous John M'Coull and his wife. Mr. BOLLARD moved to relpite the iecognizance, but the Court confidering it as one of the &nal tricks of thefe Gentlemen, or dered the recognizance to be eilreated. The Rev. Mr. Berard, whole trial laft Seffions,lor (hooting at a porter who was employed as a Sheriff's Officer's affiflant, as reported laft Seflions, when the judgment was refpited, was now brought up for judgment. The fentence of the Court was, that he I pay a fine of one fhilling, and find fureties, himfilf in 401. and two others in aol. each. In an appeal, made by the Parifh of St. Bride's v. St. George, Hanover fquare, refpeeting the fettle ment of an illegitimate child, born of the body of , a Mrs. Johnnon, in Princes•fireet, Five Fields, Chelfea; the child was bated to be not more than eleven years of age : this much having been proved, Mr. Bot.- LAND afked the following que(iion Can you fwear that you were prefent at the birth of this child ?" " Ycs, Sir, I think 1 can."— A general laugh per. vaded the Court, even the Recorder relaxed his tnufcles. The Officers of Sr. George had the girl de livered to their charge, and the Court adjourned. CLERKENWLLL SESS.OAS, OCTOBER z 6. A rung man, who keeps a refpeelable fchool, was tried on a charge of exeicifing unufual feverity cn one of his pupils. From the evidence of the child, who was about nine years old, it would appear that he had been beaten on his back with a flick, and two furgeons were called to fuppor t the evidence, as far as the charge of feverity went. On the part of the defendant, Mr. GURNEY ad dreffed the Jury at confiderable length, and called feveral refpettable witneges as to the humane and temperate ennduet of the defendant, in addition to whom Sir William Blizard and Mr. Afhley Cooper, eery eminent furgeons, were produced, merely as to t"eir opinion relative to the extent of injury dune to the child, when they both declared. thrt, although the blows were feyere for a child Of his age, yet there was no vilible appearance of any thing that could lead to feriow confequencec. The Chairman left the quantum of feverity as a matter for the Ju-y to confider, and after fame fhort deliberation, they found a verditt of A ot Stephen Irecten was indicted for affaulting a lad in Somers Town, as he was palling with his matter's tray in his hand, and felting a dog at him, by which he was very much injured. The cafe was made clearly (AA, and being attended with fume very ag gravating circumstances, the defendant was found Guilty ; and the Court, after a fuitable admonition, fentenced hint to pay a fine of col. 140OsE OF ILL FAME. John Church was indiaed for keeping a houfe of ill fame in the neighbourhood of Shoreditch. The profecution was inflituted at the inflance and expence of feveral refpeEtable inhabitants of that dif mei, and conduced by Mr. GURNEY ; when, after hearing Mr. ALLEY in behalf of the flamer, he was found Crui.V. A murder was com,.,itted on Friday morning early, at Eall Benton, Wilts, on the perfon of Mr. Simeon,jun. at ilisg out of the following circmilances. The father of Mt. Sime - at, a reputable farmer, had fuffei ed many depredations in his farm yard, fuch as wounding cattle, stealing poultry, &c. On Thurfday night, a watch, confiding of three perfons, was fee to ditCover the offenders. Ithout two o'clock in • the morning, three fellows made their appearance In the poultry rook, adjoining a hay 1 ft where the perfons were watching ; an& atier having flaughtered and bagged feveral fowls, they retreated. They wete purfued by the perfons on the watch ; but, having dropped their booty, they eleaped ; and, whilk Mr. S. continued h eager purfuit, which his companions had relinquiftred, the three fellows furrounded him, and, with a bludgeon, killed him on the !pot. The fell who ltruck the blows was difcovered at day light in the morning, and fecured ; but he has refilled to difcover his accomplices. The alTaffin is a car penter, who refides in the patifh, of a known langui uary A (hocking accident happened onThurfday in Port iand-ftreet, which was occafioned by the negle4l of the driver of a coal-waggon, who was taken into cuftody :—A Mrs. Sanderfon, who refides in the liannpflead road, accompanied by a young lady and a little girl, were palling towards Oxford•ttrcet, in a chariot, when a part of the way was impeded by a timber-carriage, which had flopped, and at the fame time a coal•waggon was approaching without a dri• I ver. The driver of the chariot put his horfes on the (peed to clear himfelf of the waggon, when the wheel horfe of the latter made a fudden Hart, and ran the waggon with fuch force againit the chariot as to overturn it with the utmoft violence. The child had its arms out of the chariot-window, and the body of the chariot fell on one of them, which that tered the bones to fplintcrs, and bruifed her body ! dreadfully. Mrs. Sanderfon and the other lady ef• taped with fevere bruilcs. The life of the child is defpaited of R TH. On Saturday evening, in Hill it reet, Berkeley-Nuare, the Lady of the Right Hun. Lord Foley, of d daughter. MARRIED. Yefttrday, Mr. Hughes, of Fintbrry•fquare, to Mifs Bib, daughter of Mr. Bah, of Cornhill. DIED. In July laft, in confequence of his wounds, received at Buenos Ayres, Captain Patrick Gordon, of the 87th regiment of foot, yout.gt fl fun of the late John Gordon, E:q. of Balmuir, writer to the fignit, Edinburgh. At Fortin, Mr. Bulb, father of Lieutenaut Bulb, of the Royal Navy. At Cow+, Mr. George Parke, fon of Lieutenant Parke, agent for TraufForts, at Cowes. LONDON M/IRKE RE TURN of WHEAT in Mark !minding only from the 12th of °dotter to the 17th of October—Total 5,1 21 quarters - Actsage 633 ail—cs. td. lower than laft return. A RETURN OF FLOUR. From the x.7,th of o.flober to the 16th of Odober. Total-22 0 785 tacks—Average 505.3 d. Os ad. lower than laft return. RETOON !MICR OF GRAIN ON BOARD Slit! AS UNDER: ;Wheat 4os 505 541 Boilers 135 s 13os od Fine 56s 6:ms Suffolk s to —s od Superfine 623 65s Grey Peas 564 645 od Fine Elks White, &..e. —s 669 Hark Beans, 53s 6os Rye, 365 43s Ditto, Old 63$ Barley' 36s 4.0 cd Ti Beans, Os 55 5 od Malt ttos 789 Oats 249 %Rs 32s White Peas t tes 12cs Polands 334 33s ed Rape Seed uIL to 251. per Taft —Fine Flour 50s to sss per Sack. Carraway 425 to 445 per cWt. Coriander los to 215 ditto. Broad Beans 65s to to7s per quarter Long Pods 523 od to 65s od ,btto White Milliard Seed 215 to 30s per buthel Brow,, ditto 26s to 38s per ditto Tares zos to 16s per ditto. Oil Cake, at the Mill, i3l. Isl. per thoufand. PRICE OF HOPS. BAGS. POCKETS. Kent 41 15s to 51 las Kent . 51 5s to 61 /6 5 Suffex 4 1 set to 51 5s Fuflex - 51 os to 61 os Mc: 41 los to 51 5s Farnham 81 os to tot OS PRICE UP HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 31 ss to 0 sot Pockets sl iss to 71 71 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitechapel. Hayperload 4 o oto 6 to o I Hay per load 4 oto 6 6 Straw t 13 oto a, 2 0 I Straw t 14 CO 2 2 I Clover s 3to 6 to •lICI Or QAT AND STRAW IN SIII7OIIEI D. Hay. - 151 to 61 65 I New Clover sl tss to fl rfis Clover 61 os to 71 7. Straw. tl 16s to 21 Is SMITHFIELD MARS ET, Oi!tober 26. This day's Market was w<II foppiied with prime be: fts, and the thew of cattle, in general was tolerably good Bee is dearer than our 'aft report. York is cheaper. Mu ton, Veal and Lamb, fold at Lift prices, and the trade for the molt part was pretty bra The fates in the Hay Market were fomewhat lively. Hay, Straw, ar,d Clover, have got up in price fince Friday's Market. To fink the otfal 7 per (tone of 81b. - Beef ss 6d to 5s cd I Veal 4s cd to is Sd Mutton 4s od to 5s od Pork 43 84 to 5$ 8d Lamb 45 8d to Ss 4d. HEAD Or CATTLE THIS DAT. Beafts, about 3763—Sheep and Lambs, 15,743. Calves oa—Hg, 460. NMI/GATE and LEADENHALL, Odober if. Per ftone of 81b. by the carcafe. - Beef 33 od to 4s ad /cal 34 61 to 55 44 Mutton 31 41 to 43 41 Pork 4s 84 to 5s 8d Lamb 43 od to ss. c.d. COAL MARKET, 06tober a 6. Ships at Market Ships (old Price 35 Newcaftle Coal 15 428 6d to 533 od no Sunderland 8 42s 6d to 451 od Stone Coal I 65s od to cos cd 5 Cinders 3 28s od to 293 od COUP TRY MARKETS. PRICCS OF GRAIN A r I Ha FOLLOWING MARICITS. BASINGSTOKE —Wheat 56s od to 708 od per quarter. Barley 34s od to 39s od Beans 494 od to 525 6d Oats 271 od to 32$ Od I Bread is Sid per gallon HENLCT.—Wheat 548 od to 783 od per Q . l_ . • Barley j6s od to 39s 6d I Beans 49s od to cBs od Oats sss od to 321 cd Peale 56s od to Fos cd MA IDEN H &AD.—Wheat io; od to 72$ od per Q. . . ..... Barley 4os od to cos od I Beaus s4s od to 63s od Oats 3C3 od to 37s cd Peale 4cs od to 64$ od Newsy/tr.—Wheat cos od to 74$ od per Qr. New cos od to 66s od Oats 3os od to 363 od Barley 30s od to 3ss od Beans 48s od to sBs cal Now ocs cd to cos od Peale scs od to sss od R CAT !No.—Wheat co: od to 7as od per Qr. New Wheat sss od to 67s I Beans scs od to s6s od Barley ass od to 38s od I Peale OC3 Cd to ocs od QM 176 Cd to 365 Cd I Wheat far Seed 90s. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. James Wortham, and John Hoary Stephenfon, of Caftk ftreet , Holborn, (elicitors. Oa. 2a, 18 0 7. John Baker and Nehemiah Young, of Bourne, Stroud, leather. du-liars. Oa. t 9, 1807. John Barns Company, of Newcaftle-earn-Tune, eurn•fac tors. in fu far as concerned Wiiliam Jolanfo t. March 5, 1807. John Parker, Gr Brearley hall, anti John Starshoid. of Red Gate Mill, Halifax, Yorklhire, nl::rchwlts. Sept. 1, 'Roy. Friend, Penn, and Clark. of Kingfand, near Plymouth Dock, De eonthire. Nov 6, 1806. James Pii,horn and Thomas Pratt, of Newport, lfte of Wight, coal tnereliarts Oa. 15, 1807. James fin% and Jonathan Crokgr. of Wailiag.ftreet, printers and warehoufervien. Oa. is, t 807. John Drew a. , cl Benjamin Margrave, of Kingfton-upon-Hull, hat ters and hullers. Oa. 13, 'No. John Littler and Matthew Crawford Watfon, of Hart (treat, rltloulfbJry, bakerdafters, Ste. Ott. 15, 1807. William Billing. and Robert Rimell, of Reading, Barks, attornies at law and folicitors. Aug 1, 1807. Jofeph Schofield and John Beckley, of Broadhead, Saddlewortb, York (hire, merchants. April 17, 18.7. Benjamin Couch and Matthias Hooper, of the Pkcenix Brewery, Old 11.1Cet road. Oa. 21, t 837. John Wray, of IVakefield, and John Shaw, of Lochwood, York - (hire, corn dealers. St pt. 30,1807. William Reece. Thomas Miiward, and David Dawfon, of Man. chiller, coach-makers. Oa a; 1807. Jane Ogilvie, James Dawfon, and Margaret Dawfon, of Newcaft2e• upon-Tyne, Itraw hat manufadurers. Ca. 17,1807. Mary Ellwood and Sarah Patchet, of Liverpool, linen drapers. March 2.1. 1807. Nliibourne Davis and David Davis, of Merthyr Tydvll, . . Glamors:malire. Oar. t 837. Law•ret,ceHargreavcs and William Roberts, of Northwood, within the For& of Pendir, Lancafhire, heald yarn manufadturers. Ott. 12, 1807. WillidM Ludlow and John Bradthavr, of Hart-ftreet, Grofvenor fquare, brats founders. OCt. 17, 1807. BUTLER'S RESTORATIVE TOOTH-POW DER, here offered to the ufc of the Public at large, was in the circle of Dr. P. H. Dirnldale's particular acquaintance, and the Nubility and Gentry, his patients, and i:s virtues jultly appreciat ed ; hut a certain delicacy prevented him from publicly announcing this preparation. Mr. Butler has come. into poffeffion of the original recipe, and he begs to allure thole afflieted with decayed or offen• five teeth and gums, that they may rely on i:s efficacy and reftor ative truifm of which any one may be convinced, by a lair and candid trial of one box. Of the properties of this Tooth Powder. its deterfive property is jeft fufficient to clear away thofe deftrudlive particles of acid which generally adhere to the gums, and in the interftices of the teeth, without injuring the furtace of tither, healing foreners in the former, and promoting a new ena mel of pearly whiteners, where it has been injured or corroded on the latter. It has a pleafant and agreeable odour and is withal fu p-riedlly innocent, that it may be eaten without njnry. There dittinguifhing chameleriftics of its fanative areas and fuperiority, have procured it the unbounded approbation of the 2, en, she Prinetfles, the Finprefs of Ruffle, the Ducheffes of York, Bedford, Gordon, Leeds, Rutland, and molt of the Englifh and foreign No bility, many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a nicer fary appendage to the toilet, and indeed they do but common Jul. tice &rein,. fir ce it imparts a thinners and beautiful redners to the gums .to the breath the molt deledtable fweetnefs and if ufed con- Itantly as direltted, will render the teeth firm and white, and pre vent the tooth ach from returning to thole who have been liable to its molt baneful effects. Prepared and fold wholefalc and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4. Cheapfide, corner of Paternofter-row, London, and of moll coma try Medicine Venders and Perfurners,in boxes at 23. gd. each. Of whom may he had, Butler's improved Silver-wired Tooth• Bram, price is. each. DEVELNO'sVEGETABLE . PILLF,:ireprnv e , by experience, to be the heft and matt innocent APer , Purifier, and Sweetener of the Blood; at. thafe who are afdiet,-..1 with the Scurvy. Scorbutic Erul , tion, leprofy, lfcropbuta .or other Diforders a i ling from vitiated lfload ; or thole v: ho bare ink paired their contlit,.t.ans by Difliprion, juvenile li.difen tious. et Mercurial Medicines, fhoull by no means omit a courir. of .he ye. getable Pills during the Awymn.trabe operation sof this valuahle Vegetable Alterative is folilf4fant:ind falutary as not to interfere with the avocati , tis of hut nr,ejeafure; its ad - lion is confined to the animal juices, and requirn4 tag/alteration or restraint in diet; it diffolves in the ftomach, blertils with the food and grailu:tly pervades the circulating fluids, correding its its paffage any d ev i l . don ,froni a date occonvale'eetice; ir, thort, it is the long fc”, : h t for Vegetable Specific, or fare, but active, fubftitute for that faihionable mineral, Mercury its efficacy escitcs the attention and furprife of medical men, for when all other medicines have failed, De Velnu's Pills may be relied on as a fpccifis fur ail Difurders which originate in an impure of impared flare of the Blood, Prepared by Mr C. Staples, now fole Proprictos, and fold Wholefale aiid Retail by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, on the Footway, London —Price iss. 6d. 4id ass. A CHALLENGE. M --------- OSSRS.CURRIE and CO. S9rFfe^ns, cha ll e ng e the whole world to prove a finglc infta. ce where their Me. dicine and method of cure have fail.A of the derrcil effett. ! pradlice of ruany years' in this particular draoeh of their pracfiloti has not given rife to one Lanced - 401 cart. They continue to dircdt ehr it ftudirs to the treatment and eti4 of Venereal Complaints, and that drolingcnient of the fyib.rn! which is the confequepee of the. pernicious waftefu I (if tt o: a hr.: bit long and mot unhappily purfued by the youths of both lexes; in the one it wilt be found to he the unfailing fource of harrennef:S, the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a diftreffing Rate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in im. potence. There are its remote and ultimate dice.. ; while con. fumptions,lori irf macular power, and carious nervous complainti sifually charadterife the earlier Rages of this folitary vice. Of per t:ins languilbing tinder the dlforders incident to fuck a life chile treatment i 4 firn7lc,and hts never proved unfuccefitul in the courre of a king, laborious, and nitich extended pradtice. In the molt Oniony.. and complicated cafes of Venereal Infedtion.fueh as ob. flrudtions in the Urethra. Spongy Excrefeences, Hard Tumours, Callous Ulcers. Erliptions, Serni , ,al Weaklier:, Gleats, &c. &c which have hitherto ti..til:dthe (kill o; the general practitioner, Mears. Currie and Co are now enabled radically to cure by a new, Cafe, and expeditious mode of pradice, fuperior to any other yet adopted. They may be confulted by either Sex with the greateft delicacy, fccrecy and honour, at their hoar, No. 107, Hatton Gar den. Patients in the country are requc(t dto !late the particulars of their cafe, their age, and general mode of Living. Letters, pelt paid, enclofing a bank note, will be duly cantered ; and the net:d iary advice and medicines given or fent to any part of the kingdom. THE REV. Mk. BARCLAY'S _PATEN l' ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. IT was a remark of the celebrated Dr. B uc h an , Author of the Domenic Tledidne, that complaints of tl t ftomach and bowels are the prevailing malady of this c try, which lay the foundation of the more formidable and fatal (id:- cafes ; that •ftr perfon who could (Recover for the relic) and curt a fafc and infi.: title r( oit.ly would perform a molt important l tyke to forlety. That clifeovcry has tam been made in the Patent Antihilious I ills of the Rev. William Barclay, the exteafive f k cf which, and the high efl.imat;on in which they are delerv-dly held, has confiderably ltthned the ',umber of three complaints; and bids fair, in a Own time, to be the means of entirely eradicating them. 1 here Pills have a quick and fare operation, they adt pow tinny and Ipecificallron the bile, and thus remove theoutner , tus difort.cre conneded with it,ftek headaches, flatulence liver cioroplaints,jaun. dice, tervons diforders trom indigettion, &c They are the ni:.it valuable family nit.dicine hitherto effered to the Public and tbe Proprietor is ful . ported by the more refpeEtable evidence of the fiat charaders of the Nobility and others, that they have never been adruiniiiered to any pet fun without hiving certain and fpeedy relief, and in the end completing a cure. This valuable medicine, having been ufed with fuecefs,is recom. mended by the following diflitigulfhed Pcrfunaget The Right Hen . 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WHEN 1 5 refeflion31 Men of Edocltioo and Re. fponfi Ality deviate frt - ,:n the general Syftern by the feledion of a pnrticu:ar branch, the fandtion of long continued fuccefies 11 the b.t criterion of fuperiority. Thirteen year: have I devoted slv rraaicetc the exelv.five treat. meat of in!larder4, and the luecefiful ref . ; of my plan me additional ardonr to as far as I anl tl , e ravage, of tbore Cumuliiuts a hieh are the anit important in the Catalogue of Harlan Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, as as .rate Se-7ton, I formed a with at an earl. period of praCiiiee to re!cus frosts the ignorance of ur.e.ineat il men, or th. equally dangerors precipitancy of general Praditi:r ers. 1 he Three Offal-tiers. to the cure of whfcli I See devoted my attention conapsik every foc,.te: te VLNhRI At. ;NFECTO;fr, whether of a recent or lag du:ation: ally, all kinds of debility, whether arifing from this habits of camel ony. tice indulgences of osature .ego lal!lv, ilea' der:tigers:oot of the i , ..them in wo men which is celled BAR:it:MN:. s Rll ITV. Numerous Difeafes are the reluit of ignorance. or hltr In the treatment of a balple 60nm - ewe3 ; ant! it rut imereer.ently tap pers that the feeds of Life poifoned by the i::2ifcretiou 3f an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch Conillain:tzre eaGly cured; and, even where others have felled, I truß that I may pre fume to offer a radical re-efl.t: Few, however, are the cafes of complkated dillies In this dlr. ordcr, compared with the calamitous St,atiens of men, who from an is diligence in a folitary vier, or ti , e prevalent gaieties of a tafhionable life, acquire that Rate of debility which is the una• voidable confequence of fuels pernicious habits. %A here the unhappy (utterer broods over his mifery, but eaten fully conceals his misfortune. it may he fame confolatian for bins to know, that although it be au object & doubt or uncertainty with other praClitioners, the removal of ti.e.k dehciencies by the gradual progrefe, of renovation, is the acquirement of my expert ence If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce mealy rigour, much itniiety will be prevented by an early coubtersaloo of this languid Rate ; and iu thcfe vales no great difficulty will occur. l'he keret) , which is fo cffential to my undertagikt, and the qualifications which I have prefumed to !tato, form the bake of my preeetiGons, and in ccincidence with fueh intimation I given, that Mr. Bree may be confulted perfonally, or by Letters (inch:dug a finals Note), at his bode, No. 29, Arundel-ftrcet, Strand. near Tcrtiple-8..r. ARR I F.D WOM h.N, who bare long been dirappninted a. thou expedaticns of a family, may be Ala-el, tha: en clue WI ftsncet, fuch defcdts are curable by Medical RM. ;Cr There is an additional Entrance in Water Erse adiou • and thopame is on both the doors. MA LTIN EREE, Member of the Royal Colisr of Surgery is Lc.ndon. A CAOTIOm.—Tome Perrot's, who tardy arra: themlelves ter be re &1411E3 s or TUC ROYAL Covert, having for e feral months paft copied my Adv , rtiiements alenoft word fur wiris. 3r.d inferred them as thfir own pridudions, it is my duty to mention that thofe Perron% are wet Members of any College ie Lon&ae, burgh, or elfewhere; nor have they airy right to practice Surstrf in London. N M. A Lift of the Members is publithed at the Houre of etc College in Lincon's Inn-fields, Which may be reface: • -1 _ . liiGH WATER. 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