Star. — London, England, 1807-04-29 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. tommiffinn in'the Wittfhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Smpe Doggies, Gent. to be Etdign. Dated April 22. 180. C,th.miffions in the Royal Flint Militia, figned by the Lord I.ieuttnant. Peter Potter, Gent. to be Second Lituttnaut. Dated January 30, iBo6. Thomas Cockran, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated March 3, 1807. CROWN OFFICE, APRIL 27. - - - - Member returned to lure in this Ferenc Parliament. TOWN or CA asicgr csoup.—Janws Craig. 14.1 in the room of the Right Honourable Lord Sp•Occr Chicheller, who. (ince his Flii.tion for the laid town. bath accepted the office of Steward or B.iliLE, of 6i. Majeßy's Three Chihern Hundreds of Stoke, Dcf borough, and 136.mnhani in the county of Buckingham. PARI NERSHIPS DISSOLVED. William Ofborne and James Little, of Slat yard, Whitechapel . road, lobar rcfmers, March It, 18 7. Jofrph Matthews. and John , Parlous, of Mancheftcr, cotton-fpin . sites, February t 18c7. Pinniger awl W itliam Gardner, of Caine, Wilts, clothiers, April 21, 1807. Jofeph.Hornby, Thne. H -nby, and Wm. Hornby, of Kirkham, Lantalhire,aud Joreph Bell and Henry Birley. of Whitchaven, Cumberland, merchants and ITl3nuraeturer., March 13.1807. • David Giles, William Carron, and John Scheirer. of Birmingham, morocco leather manufaaurers, April 10,11307. Stmuel Bovrring. Jun. and Jofeph Fletelv.r l'rueman, of London, br-kas, December 31, iBo6. • . William Chamberlin, jedeph Ctiambaln, and Samuel Jackfon, of Nottingham and Louden , hofiers, April to, t 807. • George Sputum and Robert Spanton, of New Mahon, Yorkthire, butter and bacon-fadtors, February 19, t Be 7. Rob. rt. &try and John Thornfon, of Blackburn, Lancafhire, jrincro and cabinee-makes, Odiober 18, 'Sod. Wiliam Wilde and William Wilde the younger, of Sheffield, Yorikfhire, cutlers June 13.1803. Anne Cock and Jane ock, of Prefton, Lancafkirc, milliners, April _ $3,1801. William Walter, of Bo ar. lton In-k-Moors, and Alexander M`Clel lan, of Wigan, 1 cafhi ifh re, Ir linen merchants, Ayrit 9. Sg o 7- Thomas • Crefby Meech, Wathaniel Peach Singer, and Robert Meech, of Weßhury, clothiers, May t 18 , 5. • Nathaniel Peach Sii•ger and Robert Meech, of Weitbury, Wins,. clothier', Odlober t, tB.D6. * Edward Jaelefon, Richard Smith, and Fdmund ltobfon, of New . cattle-upon-Tyne fpirit merchants, November et, I B s6 Idward Morgan and )ofeph Davis, of Cardiff, Glarnorganfbire, and Illewpon, Monalauthatire, umber and deal-merchants, March 11, 1807. BANKRUPTS. NVMlarti Brown, of Liverpool, taylor, draper, dealer and chapman, to furreneer May 1900, and June 9, at one, at the honk of Henry Foritaaw, in livegeol. Attomies. Meffrs. Crump and Lodge. Liverpool ;or Mr. Bettye, Chancery-lam, London. Robert Dent; now or late of Stoke Golding, Leicefterhire, grocer and draper, dealer and chapman, May it, at four, May it, and June 9, at twelve, at the Bell's Heel Inn, Hinckley. Attornies Itlr. Jervis, Hinckley;• or Meths Ruddall and Lewclian, No. ts, Clement's Inn, London.. Hope, g Manchefter, gr ocer, dealer and ehapman, May se, 27, and June 9, A three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Mineheiter. Atternics, Mr Thomas Hewitt. Manehefter; or Mr Ralph Fills, Curritor Rivet. Chancery-kne , London: hdramndl.anfdown, late of Bridgewater, Saner Cabire, inth.vdcr, dealer and clepman, May t. is. sod Jane 9. •tt WO, at the Mitre Inn. Bridgewater. Attoridee, Mr. Edward iymes, Bridgewater, or telefirs Bleafdalc, Alexander and Huhne, New inn. London. • Thomas Barrowelough, of Lexis. Yoritibire, clothier, dealer and • chapatis, May 3,6, and June ¢• at eleven, at the Star and Gar ., ,ter ins, I.ceds Atturnies, Mr Blackburn, of Leeds; or Meffrs. Sykes and Knowles No. 2, New Inn. London. I Pin. Allen, of the Platform. parr of Rotherhithc, Surrey. coal • ; nu relent, wharfinger, dealer and chapman, April 3n, at eleven. May 13. at ten, and June 9, at twelve, at GoildhalL Attorney, 1 Flezney, Chancery lane, London. 1 ufeph DiGhop, of St Swithin's lane. London. merchant. dealer and chapman. May 6, is. and June 9, at eleven, at GaildhalL.w. Anoraks, Mena. Hefter and Fletcher, Lincoln's Inn. C, lea Medley, of the Bolt in-Tun Inn, Fleet Area, Lambeth I.,,ach-mafter. dealer and chapman , May 6, is, and June 9, at • eleven. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chappell, No. 3, New Inn " Fulletings, New bin: 'treader Caffano, of Piccadilly, Middiefez, malaria" and bro ker. dealer and chapman, May a, 9, and June 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Popkin, Dean React, Soho. DIVIDENDS. May a. David highland, late of Wigan, Lancafbire. Water Campbell. of London, and William Wright, le Liverpool. cotton manufadurers and copartners, at one, at the Globe Tavern, John Itreet, Liverpool. May 3. Richard Dearman. of lLrnfley, and Robert Dearman, of Oaks, in Worfhorough, Yorkfhire. cupartners and merchants, at eleven, at tile White Bear Inn , Barofity. May 4. Thomas Brawn. of the parith of Penn, Staffordihire at.d biker, at eleven, at the Jerningham Arms Inn, Shill. call, county of Salop. May 4. Henry Richard Bowen, of Bath, chinaman, at eleven, at the York Hotel, Bath. May 4. Jobe, Badderley, of Wolverhampton, Staffordthire, drug • gift and grocer, ae elensta.at the Jerninghann Arms Inn, Shiffnall. May 7. damu& Miles, of &Wel, cornfaastor, at eleven, at the Bath Tavcrw, Corn ftreet, Briftol. May 6. James Pickup, of Burnley, Lancafhire, cotton fpinner, at live, at the Bull tun: Burnley- May 9. John Morley, of Sewatdftone, county of Mx, miller, at tea. at Guildhall. May 9. Walter Hunch of Putney, in Surrey, grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall.' Nay 9. Elizabeth Fitton, of 'Bolton on the Moors, Lancafhtre, milliner, at ten, at Guildhall. M a y s John Chriftian Hulse, of the Broadway, Deptford, Kent, • potter and glee osaaufatelurer, at tin, at Guildhall. •11ay 8. Brian Yearly, of Ker:dal, Weftmorland, thinner and tanner, at fix, at the White - Hart In n , Kendal. May 9. John Wilton, of Kendal, WeftatorLuid, tallow.chandler, at eleven, at the White-Hart Inn. Kendal. May 5. • Sarum I Hitchin. of Kingiland-road, Middiefez, vießu eller, at eleven,st GultdhalL May I. Michael Phillips, of Norris-ftreetAay-market, Mid. d telex , grocer, at ten. noGuildhall. NI ay 3. George Southard, of New Bond Item, MiddleScx, linen draper. at twelve, at Guildhall. IV ay 26. James Robertfun and James Hutehifon, of Fleet Rrcet, London, oilmen, at twelve. at Guildhall. M ay 4, William Route, of Woreeller, filverfinith and jeweller, at eleven, at the Crown Hotel, Broad (tree, Woreefter. W a y 5. Francis S,:urry, of gent-Road, Southwark, in Surrey, I eat dealer, at ten, at Guildhall. May s. Peter Gandon, of Wentworth-ft: I.a, parifla of St. Mary, Vitiltechapel, Middlefez, cooper, at ten, at Guildhall Max 9. Samuel Wilkinfon and joleph Burrough, of High Valy eorbe and Great Marlow, Bookinglemilure, bankers, linen• drapers, at ten, at Guildhall. . • May 7. 'James Henry Champion, of Gravefend, Kent, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall. May 9. John Dawes, late of Camomile • ftreet, London, mariner, • I at twelve, at GuildhalL ' 'Wiry 7. William Hume, late of Berwick upon-Tweed, corn sweetest,. at tie King's Ar ms, in Berwick. May 3. Bernard Refs, of the Ncw City Chambers, London, incr. chant, at ten, at Guildhall. May s. SameelWatfon,ot Blakeney, in Norfolk, corn merchant, i at ten, at Guildhall. May 9, Thomas Noreen, of Sh e nftone,Stafforainfire,innholder, at tenet the Littleton Arms Inn, in Penkridge. M'ty 19. Arens Foreman, of Chatham, Kent, habcrdaftler, it ten, at Guildhall [The Gazette alto contains Addreffes of Congratulation to his • Majelty, on the late change in his Councils, from the City of • Ch tier, City of bitter, Borough of Southampton, Borough of Coleheiker. County of Anglefey, Town of Birmingham, Town of Bridgnorth, Borough of Devizes. Borough of Liverpool, Wey mouth and Mckomba.blegi 4, Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral CI twat of Chester, Borough of Kilm arnock, Town of Paifley, and rive Brotherhood of tin. Trinity Houle of Kingfton upon-Hull,) LEWAS, APR:L 17. A few days fence, the ballot, under the Training Ad, took place for the Rape of Lewes, and termi nated to the entire fatisfaetion of all who efcaped the draft. Laid Tnefday, James Stonefireet, and Samuel Burchett, of the parilh of Waldron, who had been detected in ftealing oats, in a granary at Heathfield, belonging to our late High Sheriff, were put into the ' enflody of the conflable of the diftriet, to be conveyed to this town for examination. He accordingly hand• cuffed them together, and having procured the affif• lance of two other perfons, proceeded on his way hither with his charge, armed with a loaded pifloi— but in the abfence of his afliftants, who had on Tome occalion loitered behind, and before his arrival at Horfebridge, where a chaife was to have been provi• ded, he incautioufly approached his planners to exa-• mine their handcuffs, when they inaantly clufed upon him, wrefled the piftol from his hand, and threw him down, which they had no (boner effeded, than they drew from his pocket the key of their manacle, uailhackled themfelves, and got clear off. The con . (table, in his exertions toprevent their efcape,received fume flight bruifes, but no material injury. On Saturday evening James Stoneftreet, just. fon of Stonefireet, the above offender, being charged on fufricion of having, on the preceding night, tnali clout:ly fired a loaded piftol at one John Taylor, who with other perfons, had laid himfelf up to watch the premifes of the elder Stoneftreet, in expedation of his returning home, was brought to this town, and examined before J. M. CR IP es, Efq. who cool mined him to the Houfe of Corredion, for further examination. Edward Meffage, who to avoid the purifhment ordered by the Court at our tall Q2arter er.tered into his Majefly's fervice, was at the fame time committed to our Houfe of Correetion, on fuf picion of being a deferter, having been appre hend e d abbut one o'clock the fame morning, going into a lilufe in the neighboui hood of old Stoneftreet, which • was watched alio. Tuefday, as two young men. named Samuel Ford and John Ccffam, were at work in the chalk pit, at Bridgewick, on the Rtogmer road, a large portion of its (belying part immediately above their heads, unexpededly fell, and °vet whelmed them. — They were dug out alive, but molt dreadfully hart. Ford, in addition to the fevere bruifes he received on different parts cf his body, had one of his legs frac tured,his internal parts much injured, and one of his hands fo much lacerated, that he was obliged tohave part'of it amputated. Coffam's bruifes were received principally ou his head, and their violence caufed a concuffion of ihe brain ; but yeilerday, though he had lain leveral days in a Rate of great danger, he betrayed favour able lymptoms, and we hear that the forgeon who at tends thee unfortunate men, is not without hopes of recovering them both-. A few years ago, a man named Smith, was killed, a fimilar accident, in the fame chalk pit. ECCLESIASTICAL AND ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS Oxrosn, Aram Wednefday laft, the Rev. Samuel Byain, M. A. of littiverilty College, and Rector of Wyke Regis, of Weymouth, aid of Portland, Dorret, was admitted Bachelor. in Divinity, and on Friday Doctor in Divinity, Grand Com t °under. be Rev. Mr. Pi.nrofe. A. M. of Corpus Chriftl College, Ises been appointed Batnpton I um fur the coining year of 'kg. The Rev. S. Puart, M. A. Prebendary of Hereford Cathedral, has been collated, by commilßon from the Lord Bidsop of Here ford, tii the Vicarage of Beldam*, in that &Kele. On Tut.filay laLt Mr Turner Edwards was elcded ,Scholar of Jefus College. BIRTHS. Friday, in Sackviße-ftreet, the Lady of Herbert Jenner, Efq LLD. of a ion. On the 17th inflant, at her brother's houfe, in Shropthire, the Counters de Meroard of a daugh cr. The Lady or Dr Yelloly, of Finfbury (cure, or a daughter. On Friday morning, at Weft Wycombe, the Lady of the Rev* 1. Kiug, of a daughttr. MARRi7D. On Wed !aft, at Kirgitor, Lieut. Collier, of the Royal Navy, to kids F. Pin horn, of Porte's. Rev. Wm. Duke, of Kincruvius, Sligo, to Mifi Palmer, only daughter of the late Thomas Palme r , fq. Summer hill, Mayo. Wulnaday, at Chrift Church. r. Jones, Surgeon, St. Bartho• lomew's 1-!ofpitil, to Milk Jane Galan. Wednefday.at Alvetfkoke, Mr. W. Slade, of the Royal Navy. to Mifs S. White, daughter of the late Capt.R.White of Arundel March 31, at Gormley, Dr. Berland, infixdor of army hufpi tab, to MifsWolters. DIED. Lately. at his feat at Coldrenick, Cornwall, Edward Trelawny, , Fig aged 44, univerfally regrett..d. On Saturday fe'i.night, at Pbcklingtoo, the Rev. Kingfman Bafkett, in the 83th year of his age. On Fr id 2 y fennight ,at Scarborough, aged p, Mrs Garancieres, relidt of the late Litutenat.t Garaucirres, of the Royal Navy At Bloombill Houle, on the loth initalit, the Rev. Alexander Mel irum of Falter Kincaple. Tuefday fe'nnight, fudd nly, Mr. EdwArd Hopkins, attorney New Alresford. lately, at Lis bmfe at Everton, in the 53d year of his age, John Gregfon, Lfq one < f the Aldermen II L i verpod Lately, atter a painful and in ger.tig diners, Sir James 'Winter Lake, Bart. a Fellow of the it< yal Society. At Greenhall, on Monday fennight, aged 85, Thcophilus Ogil vie of Aucblunics, Efq. many years Collector of Cußonts at ,Aberdeen. At, th'oreeller, on the 3d inflant, on his return from Bath to F.itinhurgh , John Bonar, Efq. Solicitor of Excik in Scotland In February laft , C. Lowry, Efq Puffer of his Majefty's Chip Glory, off Cadiz. On the 6:h inflant, at Gorport, Hants, aged 17, Mr. Marma duke Fothergil!, midibipman of his Majefty's [hip Maida, fecond lon of John Fothergill, Efq. of Kingthorpe. At Edinburgh, on the 13th inttant,Mrs. Sands, widow of Major Wm. Sands, in the ferviee of the Hon. Salt India Company. On the loth inftant, at Aberdeen, in the 84th year of her age, Mrs. Elizabeth Forbes, rend of the late Rcv. John Mair, minifter of the gape! at Rayne. At Potrefra6t, aged 76, Major Fox, formerly Town Major of On the loth inftant, at Clifton, Mrs. Augufta Hicks, fecond daughter of the late Dr. George Hicks, of St. James's. On the t3th inftant, at Rocketter, Mils Agnes Ballinghall, niece to lieutenant Colonel Ballineall of the Royal Marines. On the 9th inftant, at Gifting, after a few days Diners, aged 6:, Lieutenant John Sotheran, Commandant of the Hernfley Velun teer Infantry. .On the t sib inftant, at his I hambers, in Gray's Inn4quare, in the ssd year of his age, Mr. Bryan Bell, youngeft fon of James Bell, Efq, of Berwick upon Tweed. Lately, at Draper'sfiall, London, the Rev. George Walker, late of Wavcrtree, in Lancalhire, F. R. S. and Prefident of the Literary Society at Manchefter, and formerly Minitter of a Congregation of Proteftant Dilfentcrs at Nottingham. A tow months truce, Mr. I boa. Rots, eldeß fon of Mr. Chas Refs. Purfer of his Majefty's fhip Maida, a prifoner on the Aland of Cuba, where he bad been for a long time ; be was Sub Lieute nant of the Baracoct:a fehooner, wrecked elf that illand on the morning of the 24 Odtober, and taken prifoner with the rcft of thee crvv. . .. TOMORROW. Sun rifea 1 Sun feta * IVlbron fete 71 es 1 minutes after 4 2 mirutes after 7 49 minutes after 9 HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW -- Morning - . 6 minutes zrP..ez 8 [ Afternoon • -37 minutes a fter 8 SALES BY AUCTION. Capital ESTATE, MANORS, and RESIDENCE. near the Coaft. in SUSSEX. By Marrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. On Thurfday, the ad of July, at Twelve o'clock, at Garraway's Coffee Houfe, Change Alley, Cornhill, London, . Capital and very Valuable FR EEHOLD A ESTATE. fituate in the Parilkes of Herilmonceux and Warding, about two miles from Hailfiham, and cafy iliftances from the favourite writing place, of Eafthourne and Hafting , . coddling of an elegant Rdidence, called HFRSTMONCEUX PLACF— with all requifite Offices, (ratable for an ettablintment of the fir ft ennfequence, ddightftslly fituated in a large I'ark, with I.awn, Pla-itations, and Gardens, commanding moil exceptive and beau tiful Profpedls both of Land and Sca. A En, three beneficial Manors, emending over an immenfe track of country, abounding with game, with quit rents, reliefs, beriota, arbitrary fines, rights, royalties. and appurtenances; and the fur rounding Farm., containing in the whole 1072 acres of rich Mel. dow, Mardi, Arable and Wond Land. lying extremely compad, I with fuitable Farm Houfei and Outbuildings. The Mabflon Houfe, Manors, and about Soo Acres, are now in band—the Farms are let on Ilion Leaks. To be viewed .18 days preceding the fate, when printed Parti culars may he had nn the Pretnifes ; alfo of Marrs Shadwell and • Bilbop, Solicitors, Hallings ; Meffrs. I,CC%, printers. Lewes ; Meffrs. Attree and Phillips, printers, Brighton ; at the lamb, Eafthourne; Cattle and Ship Inn, Brighton: :•-oliex Tavern, Tun. bridge Wells; Place of Sale, and of Isileffrs Skinner, Dyke and Cu. Aldsrfpte-Srcet, London. _ ___.. ___ _ ____ . _. _ --- - At the London Tavern, Fuibole-ftreet, Plymouth. on Friday and Saturday, the aft and ad days of May neat, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 105 VXPORIATION. 77 pieces/ Brandy:and Spirits :I ditto Capers so khds. of Brandy a cafe Liquorice 453 P i l es I White Wine 2 cafks Argol 237 hhds. 3 ditto Olives iSo pieces Picardon Wine a ditto Spanifh Green 25 lihds. Mufcadel ditto 55 bales Bottle Corks 167 pleats Red Wine Cafe Anchovies 7 calks Stick Brinittone ibales Bat Leaves $ ditto, and a hale Almonds a Zinn Bay Berries • (in the ) a ditto Liquorice Root 1 4 ditto Cream Tartar Being the condemned parts of the Cargoes of the Fipedition, Non!fcldt, and Marianne. captured on their voyages from Cette by his Majetty's Ship AC nv e.R. Mowasnv, klq Captain. 94 p Alfo, ip es,/ 6o pities Red Wine is hltds. Brandy 6 ditto Red Pun ditto 37 pipes White Wine, Being the condemned part of the Cargo of the Danifh Ship Ger mania, H. Vats, Matter, taken on her voyage Crum Barcelona by the private Ships of War Minerva and Lively. Alfo. i cafes bound and unimond Books a trunk Wearing Apparel 47 bags Rice 19 ditto Calavances. 12 kegs Tar • 5 Table Spoons and 5 Forks (Sliver) s Plated Candlefticks, Contemned as Prise to his Majelty's Schooner MAX, Re. BouaNll,Lfq. Lie Commander. taken cut of the Spent& Schooner. Alto, 4 hales Carefl Oranges a ditto French Berries, so butts Allots, Imported from Leghorn. Alfo, 4 Mb& I Tint Wine 6 bales I Aquorke Root so bottles s ditto Ainumds, • Reftored to the Claimants ex Fos J Das/mason a, Matter. AMA. a (tsantity of wood bound Pieces, Pipes, and kinglisenda. (emptied, per Ida Margaret ta.) The beautiful copper N.t , ented Schoonerles AMIS, pkrced for guns, wellfound, and a very taft faller Doi an stons.i-Length. 71ft..bin . Breadth, soft. loin. Depth Admeafures a a 8 1.3-94021 tons. Has a deep waift, and is calculated to carry a cargo proportion able to her &mentions. The fine coppered Ship PRINCE of WALES,has a figure head and quarter galleries, pierced for guns, (if net previoufly tiff poled of) of the following dinsenflons Length 84ft. Breadth 27ft. sin. Depth of bold taft.Lia. Height between decks, 6ft ail:oral - ores 264 tons. Sheis a very futaantial, well built veffel. fuppared about far years old, has jug been thoroughly overhauled and examined by an eminent Ship Builder, and conipiered with a new Beth upper deek, capftand, wintllafs, and a double tier of Rate rooms, and every other requifite fin an armed Weft Indiaman. Both there veffils may be tent to fea immediately, only wanting men and provifions, and are therefore highly defervieg the atterai. n of merchants tra ding to the American (Monies, who have alfo an opportunity of laying itt a very fuitable atTortment of Goods at this port, very rarely to be met with. The Prince of Wales is completely rigged, and ready to load at an hour's notice. Her !lures are very abun dant, and in excellent condition. Alto, the KOFF JOHAN WILHELM, Pruffian built, round ftern.—Length 82ft Gin. Breadth 21ft. Depth 9ft. 84in.—Ad meafures t 59 1-94 tons. She is flat floored, very burtkenfume, and well found. Alin, purfuant to direttions from the Commiffionere for the Care and Difporal of Pruflian Property, the brig MERCURIUS., Length, 921 t. Gin. Breadth, 221 t. zit:. Depth Adtri :Jure s She has lately undergone kme repairs at this port, and i , a flrong roil valet. The KOFI , TRUS. I ength 86ft. Breadth 20ft. ;in.—Adm. acures tGo tens. A Bat floored burthenforre velf.l, in good condition. Alfo her Cargo, confiftlog c (empty Boordeaux Wine Calks. Thefe Veffels are admit ably calculated for the Table, Ha her and mail trade, cr at,y other where turthrn is requited. Alfo, ten hales of Liquorice Rout. part of the Cargo of tit,. Prp • petibut gli trig Ma: ia. For famples, 'lnv( ramie*, and further information, apply to Mr. ~- . OHN HAW ht.it , Merchant, Plymouth, Who has for Private Sale, About 190 111 bes, Cannon P•wder ; 800 c feet Dutch Oak Plank. A depofit of 25 per Cent, will he required on the VelTeis and Goods fold at Public Sale, and the remainder on or before a samples of the so Butts of Alluns may be Peen at the Bar of Lloyd'. Coffee-lioufc. R. SOLOMON'S ABSTERGENT LOTION: THE Abilergent Lotion tenders the face fair a- d delicate, and removes every kind of Rain, tan, fnnburn, or freckles, which rouge, long illnefs, or fatigue generally produce In fhort, it is the only cohnetic a Lady can tire at her toilet with cafe and comfort. SHAVING—It is the only remedy a Gentleman Ilinuld have recoutfc to when (having is become a dreadful operyi m by an eruptive difeafe on the face. It may be ufed without the fmalleft hazard, for a more fovereign remedy cannot be deviled for even tke molt delicate frame than this admirable Lotion. It clears and beautifies the fkin, remove; fpeedily, without pain or trouble, all kinds of pimples, tutors. ring-worms, (pots, rednefs, fwellinga, or carbuncles of the note, blotches, and every Species of cuta neous eruptions on the furface of the human body. It is unn-cdfary to enumerate the advagtages refulting to the conftitution of every perfoo, by of ritually removing ohttrndtions from the furface of the ficin, and thereby keeping free and open the innumerable par rages and pores th.ough which nature expels all ufelels or twirous humours from the vita! fluid, and which being obftrueted, are forced back again into the blood, and become the fources of many dangerous (breaks. It is therefore a matter of much conrequence; as well to prevent hurtful difotders, as for the Preservation of Ear; Comfort, and Beauty, to Perrons (however flightly affeCted) that they Ibould occafinnally have recourfe to the Abftergent Lotion , but more efp:cially it becomes urgently requifite when the effedh of obrtruetion make their appearance, and break out into pimples, rednitfi, carbuncles, or other cutaneous eruptions. The Ahftergent Lotion never fails of fuceefs with thofe who give its fair trial. Prepared by Dr. SOLOMON, of Liverpool, and may be had of every refFeaable Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. DR. FREE VfASrs GOTTA SAL OTA nl4 THE Value of this infallible Medicter bac f , -I- long proved, that nothing of the prefent day CAII Isar, Co .1. petition with it, in all the eliffer,nt Rare of a cestai ilifeate.v,hi e h it effeet ually cures, and eradicates from the habit, without ,x itii g the painful feelings and expofure that attends Salivatiot v.i ~t debilitating the Confthution in any degrce,or even r<goien n finentent from BuGnefs. or reftridtion in Diet. The radical vir•u,s of there ineftlinable Drops have proved their claim to public .p l ow baton fur more than thirty years in all the D.Sl:ty ',Mali x s they prove a never faith% restorative, whether the Debility limo educed by too free ufe of Mercury, by illicit pleafurcs, or the &eels of a warm climate to Travellers and thufe gni g abroad. They cannot be recommended too flremglyco ihofe who will ree , -ive a fife, fpeedy, and complete Core, in all oW ft übb.. rn °kits, and every . weaknefs that affeCts the Bladder and Organs of Urine. ry imelliesey many Women have become hlothers, who for years had l been deprived of that happhsefe. sold winder le and retail at Mr. Butler's., No. 4, Cheap6de, rote nor of Paternoller row ; and retail by Bclam, Portfmouth ; ton, Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth ; Peck, Hull ;Calwelli Dublin; Macdonald, Glafgow, , Smutty ai d Mandcrton, burgh ; and by molt Country Medicine Venders, in bottles of ae. q 1. each, with ample direCtitois. - • L'AT'ENT WOR M I'o Patents. Guardians, and Others who have Litt 11 care of Children, this valuable medicine cannot be too ftronglf recommended. Worms are a difeafe few children el - cape. They deftroy the appetite, weaken the organs of digeftion, produce pains• in t it. ltmnach and bowels, deprive the body of its nourishment, o. cifion emaciation and palenefs, flop the progrefs of growth, and are the task of the molt alarming convullions, which too often terminate in death. Nor are their dials revere on grown per: fort: by ulcerating the ftontach and bowels, they are often the mule of lingering complaints, which prove fatal at left, and fu•ijed the patient to the moft excruciating fits of agony and diftrefo. lir chidhood, every drede with which a child is afflieted is alto high. ly exafperatcd by them. The cerzaMty and 10dr both of tSeii ;Jew:mit - in and cure, by the above medicine, is fo fully eat) jilted to the fathtadtion of the Public, by the teltimony of the Grit and moft leading charadtcrs of the No!,ility. and of others of big!: re. fpectability, who have wittielTed its remarkable effete in their owe ( families, that it is only medial to obferve, tltie is the period cf the liafon when filch a medicine ought to be given to children and others, to prevent any attack o! this complaint. Sold wholcfale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No.cCheapftk, Corner of Pat• rstoitcr-row ; 2nd retail, by aloft country vent_en, in bores. at 'sq. 9d ands'. 6d. IVATFD HEALTH. ---- IT has been too frequently the lubjeet of jnft and general reprobathn, that men &White of the elements of the medical art, have offered thenifilvcs as candidates for public patronage in the profeflion of phyfic. For thc purpofe of doing jultice to the refult of our Iliadic. and experience. and to preset us from being chilled among thole enipllics whore impudent pre. t:nhons have, unfortunately for focicty, been too favourably re ceived. we beg leave to (Mimic to the liberal and enlightened a faithful Itatement of our purfuits and acquirements. After basil g received a regular Medical edoeation as the puptls of Metres Grin. dal and Blizard, whole leCtures and praaice we carefully atten ded, as proleffors and furgeon , of the London liorpital, we entered ourfelves as Itudenta in that juitly celebrated reboot for medical acquirement, the Royal College of F.dinbergls, and were infirm tett in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and pradlice of Phyfic, Chemiftry, Midwifery. Botany, &c &c. by thole eminent piaftfrors, Dr , . Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton Duncan and Rutherford. We triiß we fhall not be ilcemcd pre. fumptimus in raying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconli. 3 .crable• Having for a'lnng (Cries of years made venereal complaints, and the various diftafes of DEBILITY, the particular objeet of our Ruffles and pradtiee, it will, we hope, he nil ,west bat we have acquired fuierlor knowledge of their treatment Ind cure. In !Lek and p.cent cafes of infedlion, a perfec't re el ibliChnient I. completed in the Bunt 'striad of two days; and, in thole of the mama inveteracy, where other pr.tclitioners have failed of fuccefs, a proper perfeverance in our p:an of triatment, tames to the patient a fare and radical cure, Amitlft the indarrholy variety of diforders which are the of of a habit long and molt unhappily Netted by the youth of both tine;, there are none more alarming or more diftrefling t hare deficiencies and debilities which frequently prevent or embizree the matrimonial (tate. To fuch perfons it muft he a confoling re fledion to know that they may now, by a new and infallihle mode of treatment, he restored to that greatelt of ail human Ith:flings, a ftrong. manly, and vigarous conititution. In all cafes of debility, from whatever caufe arifing, as well as in every rpecies of vene real infection, we may be coach _d by patients of dther let with the grmstett fecrecy and honour. Hours of eonfultation at home from ten to three, and from fix in the evening till ten at night. Patients in the country are requelleil to (tate the particulars of their cafe, age, and general habit of living, &c. Bee inclofing a remittance for advice and n.cdicinea, when thc fame will be given or fent to any part of she kingdom. To enfure that feereey fo ef &adz! to our undertaking, the pottage of letters may be added t• the account for sue2icitats. ...CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, r November 26, iBc6. No. soy, Hatton Garden. N. B. Marrs. CURRIE and Co. have certificates from the a: ova relpeetable 'Profelfors of London and Edinburgh. of the aligence. r skill, and humatiiry with which they pelt - orates' the duties alligned s them daring tbetime they attended their Lettires and Practice. xxT HEN Profellionat Men of Education and Re • deviatefrOm the generalSyftetn by the fetrElion of a particular branch, the fanalon of long cuntiuucd fuccelies to the belt criteriumof fuperiority. Thirteen years have 1 devoted sty pradieeto tke caclufive trot. ment of Three IV - orders, and the fuceetsful refult of my ',tangling me additional ardour to oppore, as far a► I am able, the ravages of thole Complaiuts which tire the molt important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. Yr After itthiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at all early period of pradlice to refcoe Indlvidsait from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally danprona precipitancy of general Praglitioners. he 'Three Difortlers, to the cure of which I have devoted my attention. contrite every fperies of VENEREAL INFECTION, windier of a recent or long duration , adly, all kinds of debility whether arifing from the habits of reboot boys, or the indu'gences of mature age; atid,laftly, that dersugcment of the fyilent in we. men which is called BARRENNESS. or STERIIATY. Numerous Difeafes arc the rdult of ignorance, or balk in the treatment cf a Pimple Gonorrheca ; and it not unfrequently lap pens that the feed` of Life are pilot:0-d by the indiferrtion of at unpin:et! hour By a fuperior method fuch Compltintaare refill cured; and, even where others have failed, J troll that I may pro fume to oiler 3 ra , 'ical re-ellablifliment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated tinkers in this itlfh order, compared with the calamitous fit uat ions of men, who, front an indulgtmee in a fol:tary vice, or the prevalent gieties of a fafhionable life, acquire that, Rate of debility, which is the mil. voidable confequenee of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fuffens broods over his mifery, but care ru'ly conceals his misfortune, it may be hone confoiatfon for his to know, that although it be an Mika of doubt or uncertainuf with other pradlitioners, the removal of there deficiencies by the gradual progrds of renovation, is the acquirement of my experi ence If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce nianl? vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early countaadlint of this languid Rate; aid in tilde cafes no great difficulty will ocetnt But where this deficiency has for yearn citified, a proper perk verance is indifpeof ibly requifire to revive the Numbering !park' of life, and to re-animate the conflittit ion. MARRIED WOMEN, who have lung been difappointed In their expeetations of a family, may be affured, that in molt no (bocce, fuch dekas arc curable by Medical !kill. The fecrecy which Is fo ettential to my codertaking, and diet qcalificatlons which I have vaunted to ttate, form the bake of my pretenfions, and in coincidence with fuch this intimati.ai h given, that Mr. Once may be confulted fictionally, or by Letters (bidding a (mill Note), at his book, No. 29, Arundel-Itreet , Strand, near Temple-liar. er There iv an additional Entrance in Water-itreet adjoipintt and the name is on both the doors. MARTIN DREE, Member of the Roysl College of Surgeons in London. A CAUTION —Some Perfors, who falfrly alicrt thernfelves to be M extents Or Me ROYAL COLLEGE, hawing for ii.veral months pall copied my Advenifementsalsnoit word for word, and inferred them as their own produdionv, it is my duty to mention, that thole Perfons are not Members of any College in London, FAtio• burgh, or elfewbere; nor have they a right to prcdtice SurgerY in London N. B. 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