Star. — London, England, 1807-09-03 00:00:00

THE MARTNER'6 DREAM. In ^,lm/Nets air trirl.i.lo , rt. • S,iinr.t.ny lay. Ills hammock fwung loofe at the (port of the wind, DUI wai eh win it atoll Vet any, his h art, flow aw..y, AO cation' of happinels dane'd o'er his mind. He dreamt of his Louie, of his dear natio. howi rs. Aid plesfore that waited on lifc's merry morn— While kleioory flood fsilevrays. half cover d with flowers, And relined every tole, Lint Patted is thorn. Then Fancy her m a gical pinions fpread And bade the young dreamer in t cilacy rife; Now far, far behind him the green waters glide, And the c3t of his forefathers blrfies his eyes. The j !famine clambers in ff tw r o'er the thatch, And the fwallnw fings fwe , t from the nal in the wall; All trembling with tranfport, he rages the 13tch, And the voicts of I wed ones reply to his rail. A Giber her.d• net bins with looks of delight, His cheek is intpearl'd with a mother's warm tear; And the lips of the boy in a lnve kits unite, With the lips of the maid whom his hofom holds dear. The heart of the Beeper beats high in his breaft, Joy quickens his pulfe—all his hardiltips Item o'er, g Anti a Ohmr of happinefs Beals throuh his reft " Gi• m D thi.o ha ft the ft me, I elk for no Tam C." And whence is that flame which now hurfts on his eye ? Ali ! what is that found which now !amens his eat ? 'Tit the lightning's red glare, painting hell on the Bey ; 'Pis the cralhing of thunders, the groan of the fphere! He fprings from his hammock—he flies to the deck ; A nsaz-ment confronts him with images dire— Wild winds and mad waves drive the veffel a wreck, The malts fly in (philters, the &rots& are on fire! Like mountins the billows tremendoufly fwell— In vain the loft wretch calls on nirrcv, to Pave; Utile .n hands of fpirits are ringing his knell, And the death Angel flaps his broad wings o'er the wave ! 0, S.,ilor boy! woe to thy dream of delight ! In darknefs dillolves the gay froft-work of hlifs— Where new is the t inure that fancy tnuch'd bright, Thy parents fond preffure, and love's honey'd kits ? 0 Sailor boy, Sailor-hay ! never again Shall home. love, Or kindred, thy wishes repay; Unblefed and unhonour'd, down deep in the main Full many a (core fathom thy frame- (hall decay. No tomb (hall e'er plead for remembrance to thee, Or redeem form or frame ft n.is the =reliefs (urge. But the white foam of waves IA thy winding (hut be, And winds in the midnight of winter thy dirge. On beds of green fea•fkwer thy limbs (hall he laid, Armand thy white hones the red coral (hall grow ; Of thy fair yellow locks threads of amber be made, And every part fuit to thy niatifilati below. Days, months. years, and ages (hall circle away, And Bill tie van waters above thee (ball roll. Earth Ides thy battery for ever and aye — Oh, Sailor boy, Sailor-boy ! peace to thy foul! INTARtSTIAG FACTS AND OBSEkPAT MADE AND coLLFcryn PRINCIPALLY BY AN EYE WIT NIISS, NOW AT HULL, YkRY RECENTLY RLTUINED FROM THE CON tINENT. 'EMPEROR OF FRANCE. Every circumilance e. , nneeted with the iv Utica chatafter and condua of Bonaparte, indicates the molt irnpofing fuperiority of mind ; not, however, of an enviable kind. It may indeed cx. ite the alto nilhment of the wife and good, but is in no refFeCt calculated to ((cute their chem. In many of his per. f.rnal habits, Bonaparte carries his temperance and fell denial to an almoß unparalleled extreme :—lt is well known, that at TWIT he did not Ileep mote than two hours in the 24. N►ght after night, at twelve u'cl.tck, he went, alone, to the refidence of the Em. peior Alexander, and continued with him until lour in the mot ning. In this cafe, he was his own nego eiator , and when two filch heads come into collirettn, it is eat's , to predict the refult. Bonaparte on every public oc. ation, manifelts to the world the moll pro. f d knowledge of human nature and national cha tatter, and never fails to turn this knowledge to his own advantage : It is the compafs by which he go verns his pall ical progrefs with undeviating fuccefs on the Continent. Surrounded by an army, whole intetelts and views he afreas to affintilate with his own ; by a fingularly anomalous p 'icy, or tyger monkey management of (tripes and carelfes, exactly adapted t-t the en cumliances of the times and temper of the penile with whom he has had to 60, he fuc cefli‘ely wins over !heir befitted acquiefcence with I.is ambitious fehemes of univerfal dominion, and sive , then chains in th•e face of open dey. During the late negocistions, the Emperor Alex. ander and the King of Prullia nut only graced his rides, the one on his tight, and the other on his left hattds, but an exprefs was difpatched for the Qlieen of r, ni to attend at Tilfit : She obeyed, a nd was efeorted by twit French Mal lbah ; and on her artiste' on the oppolite tide of the river, Bonaparte immedi ately feet a merfage, expi calve of his ferrow that he could nta wait on her pet fonally, as the was on enemy's ground ; bet if the would crab the bridge to Tilfit, he would be pi oud to pay her his relpeets—this the did, and he was inßantly in her pitlence, and tuani felted the greatell politenefs ani attention to her.— In his exterior appearance, he Areas the utruoit fimplicity and plainnefs, and whillt his Mai filets are tticked out in the molt gaudy !tile that can pcably . be conceived, his own drefs is a plain green coat, without ornament or infignia, and a plain cocked hat, with the tri.colnured cockade. In his petcon, he is about the middle fine, and rather inclined to be ain't, his countenance exhibits a fickly appearance—the natural confcqueices of his habits and exertions, which art Inch, as it might be very reafnnebly con• eluded, no ph) tical c••nttitution could poLlibly 'FILSIT, RIGA, EYLAU, FREYDLAND SICK AND WOUNDED, Dec. &e. On the French foldiery taking poffeffinn of Tilfit, the town was given up to plunder for two days, and fcenes of excels, equally thotking to decesicy and hu manity , took (lice : Order, however, WAS at length rellored, and a new fcene nt things opened to the view of the altonillied inhaisitants ; the French troops ( About 2 5,000 in number) relcafed from the harifbips of a campaign, undertook to exemplify in a vet y 1111101 , a way, that verfatility of charaticr for which they have long been proverbial amongst their neighbours : they collcaed in the fuburbs of Tillit, the wteck of tome hundreds of villages (chiefly wood) wantrmly deatoyed in their progrels, and with thole they railed, in about three days, and at, it were by t ntgic, an extensive town, after the German lafhinn, with many o Teets, and fufficteotly large to accommo• date thtil whole body ; they neat cut up a very fine wood in the ueighhuwhood, confining of leveret thoufands of trees, which they traaported to the fzenc cf their operatiou , , and plants 4, is ihw lulu. riant foliage, in avenues in every greet cal ;his New 1 Pandemonium ; and to curntsleae the whole. every man who had any thing like a 1. Stock in Trade," opened a (hop. On Bonaparte's enreling Tilly, he took lip his abode in the tintile of a person 'I T -epee. tability, who expreffed his regret, that, itic..nfecptenee of the plundering of the place, he had it not in his power to accommodate him in a fnitatde :tile, a fill dier having (lolen all Iris plate ; the Emperor exp-ef fed himfeif quite fatisfed with his fitnaticin. His hnfi took the liberty of introducing the fithj; et of his Itolen plate a fecond and a third time, in hope; of having it related ; at lafl the Emperor fileneed him by a contempritous anfwer. At (upper, the Great Man asked for Come particular kind of wine ; his hollers fent in a very fubmi(Gve mefrage to ittfoim him, that they had been plundered 4 that wine ; he laid, it ninft be forthcoming. Perfons were initantly eifpatched through the town to procure it, but returned without fuceefs ; he then ordered them to fend to a perfon, whom he named, to a patfcular Itreet and hrufe, and they would find what he wanted ; this was ac cordingly done, and the wine was procured. During the period of the negocial ions, the two Emperors and the King of Pruffia dined together almoil daily, and were feldom feparated. Some r f the parry appeared determined to enjoy every loam y, whilli s at the fame time, their armies, and efpet hilly the wretched and unfheltered inhabitants of the fuirounding country, were experiencing all the hotritts of famine. In Tilfit provifions were enormoutly high ; amhngll the Ten, lump fugar was he (billings per pound, and porter five (hillings a bottle ; forage was neatly ex handed, the little hay which was left, fold at one (hiding per pound, and the French dragoons feel their hotfes with rice. At Memel, every thing was crnftifi-n and difirefs; all the churches (one excepted), were filed with the lick and wonoded foldi:rs, and the wood work torn up and converted into foci, which was exceedingly fcarce and dear. And at Riga, ft r many days, hundreds of fnal' waggons came in, laden with the Ruffian folefiery, lick, or laving from wounds ; there were c;cpttfred on the beach, in order to their beirg (hipped for their own country, a:.d, in this fl tuation, they lay expofed to the fern ciii , g rays cf the sun by day, and the chilling dews by 'siert ; very few of them had a hat, or any ocher covering than a worn out watclnchat, and feateely a drelliog to their wounds i in this ft nation they continued three days and nights, doling which th trt period no I.ls than I forty terminated their n ifertes in death, and were tuceeffively thrown into large in les, dog in tl.e land for the psi' pole. One of thefe wretched beings, on being placed in the grave la ith hi. I.lelefs companions, made a firtigg'e to exti'eate hit - dell fun prematute inteiment, and was taken out, and furvived long enough to be carried on board a tranfpott--anothet, trout the arny be luffeteel, was induced to beg, for pity's fake, that he might he lurid afire; wMch was aectjrdingly complied with ! The fur Wlvors had no oth..r fuflenanee' than bread made of the worst part uf rye, fo hard, that it could not be eaten, and . fir coarfe, that the French foldiers declared it was only tit fur itsilficanr and Horror. In fur veying this fcene of lupreme wietcherihefs, in company with a Ruffian gentleman, our informant was accosted by one of chefs nitietable beings, apparently in the haft agonies uf death, but ignorant of his language, he am lied to his compati n for an explanation ; the answer was, " He begs yt u, for CHsttaT ' s fake, to give him a gros to buy a little frelh bread." Affelling as fuch a reene mutt be to a mind ptiffelfeel of the least fpaik t,t humanity, the fun ohndin4 nsuititude lurveyed it with the moi lltipid and unfeeling indiffer vice ; and our informant enn.haticaliy declared, that an Ehg liihman whim' not have ileAttd his nog with t hat in humanity, which the brave Ruffian [oldie's expe rienced ft om their countrymen and ireiglib.utts. With the ciicumitances and refult i.f the battle of Fteyaland, the pubfi.; ate already pretty well ere (painted. It appeals to have been fanginnary alrnolt ueyottei example ; it continued until both if limiur !buck, and by mutual cunfent, ceafcd from the wink uf deft utlion, arol fiend gazing on each other, in awful 'lichee, I.r a eollllJerable Lime; on reileviing the coined, the Ptuflians gave way, a .d Bonaparte, with hi, ufnal promptitude and pie. knee cf mind, initantly turned them, and gained a dear bought, but &calve vieloty. Another filch would have been his ruin, for it is well known, that he has drawn out of France, flute the commencement of horiiiities with Pi ullia, at lean 200,c00 native Frenchmen, &steely 25,000 of which will ever re turn home. About lix weeks alter the battle of Eylau, an Englifir gentleman was led by coritdity to vilit the place, which was almoil deferred by its in. habitants: the front was jell breakir.g tip, and the Ur Leta pielented a fcene which chilled him will hot ran ; they were covered with hundreds of the (lain, molt of which were naked, and exiiihited the des Itruflive effeCts cf the bullet, the bayuitet, and the habit. The countenances of many were marked with all the fiticeirefs of favage, and the agunies of expiring 'admits—one uncommonly nail and athletic man, he oblei Yes), had had his ikuti cloven by the Mc ke of a fibre, which was not flopped till it ' reached the lower jaw: he refloat ked, that ii.e Ruffians and French were tardy dittingudhable by the difference in colour. Atter the battle, the Fieitch cue large holes in the ice, and threw hundreds i I their dead into the river ; there, on, the breaking up uf the lien, floated, and tendered the river a acme of horror, equal with that uf the Meets. A gill, aged 14, has had, tor the hit feven pre ceding years of her fife, Iciophulous trims on her arm►, neck, lisle, and breatts, attended will peat difcharge, particularly at the periods of Spring Tlie dileafe bait:a every means employed, when the tried SPILSBURY'S Patent Antircorbu.tic Drops, and at this time the has taken five bottles ; the fmaller ulcers are all healed, itid the taiga ones niakior fair advances to the time favourable termination, which we are juititied in concluding tz.iin her mended Bate of health, probably aiding irons the good health of ' the fecreting glands. Mrs. Dancer, York, will give further inforniation op application ; and the original letters may be leen at the Difpenfary, No. Is, S•'ha Square, .London.-111x. Brit.sausY is not accounta ble 14 any mixture fold, unieis the words " By the King's Patent" are iiikrtcti on the bill of diredions, bottle, and -wrapper ; the !tamp ( , he duty) is prinfid in black instead of reJ into. Bottles kj. • double ovules so« j +a4l lamer AL as. duty =lutist/. :. .ASS:ZE.3 • The following plifoners have taken their trial. and received fentence at Chefler Atlizes, which conduit(' on Monday fe'onight, viz. Thomas Dean, for Heal. ing bacon and cheefec. at Macclesfield—Guilty— ' Death. John Downes, for a fimilar offence, at Mac cle,field—Aequitted. John Cotham, for Healing . goods at Marple—Admitted evidence. John Dick enfm, for a finsilar offence, alfo at Mar ple—lmpii• coned two years and kept to hard labour. Mary Lynn, for uttering counterfeit money—lmptifoned one year and fined fnretiee. Daniel Maetlay, ft r manflanghter, at Knntshtrd—lmprifoned one month. Charles Bradbury, for a fimilar offence, at Mobber ley —Acquitted. Thomas Hine, for Healing money at Little Budwotth —Acquitted. Thomas Done and John Holland, for Heating geefe. at Ruacorn : —Done acquitted—Holland admitted evidence. Jofeph Silly, for Healing wearing apparel, at Macclesfield—lm ptifoned one month. William Liles, for Healing goefe, at Dodlellon— ImprifOned three months. Benjamin Dean, and R. Sidebotham, both from St , ckpet t, for burglar y—Guilty—Death. Richard Bond, for receiving (*den goods, at Stockport— 'Accptitted. J. hn Smithard, fl.r Healing fah, at Andetton—lmprifoned three months. Samuel Cade, for a funilar offence, at the fame place—No true bill. Betty Ward, for Healing money, at Stockport —lmptif , ned one month, William Siddall, j..htt Weld, and John Swindells, for a confpitacy at Brin nington—No true bill. J. B .othby, from Maccles field, for bigamy—linplift.ued three month.. The three prifonets fentecced for death, were re• prieved before the Judges left Cheiler. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Curtis Brett, Jonathan Bell, Jafp4r Vauz, and Edward Vaiz, of Al-Veri-lane, Battle bridge, :Vidaleft. z, merchants. Augult tSc7. William kitndeir,n and John Rideirg, of Liverpool. Dec, st, 18'4. John Armitage and John Simpfun, of Leeds, painters and grocers. March 6, 18 7. Anibrede Charles and John Chatles, of Old Jewry, London, wive merchants. June 24. 18c6 J.tnes C. chrane and Thomas Jet.kins, of Glouditer.place, New road. :It. Mary-la bonne buries ymen. Aug. 6. 1846 Jufe,th Gain and Josiah Whiting, of Cold Harbour lane, Lambeth. farmers, Aug. 26. t gct7. Thomas itycroft and Juhn Waddilove, of Mans6,l4l, Nottingham fhire, plumbers and glaziers. Aug 21, a&.7. Edward Bennet and Charles H. Blundell Bennet, of Liverpool, ma rchants. Aug. 8, Olt 7. Ann Laney and Ann 011ivicr, of Newport, We of Wi4bt, trauma and drefs.makers. March t, i 8 7 Edmund i.acon. John Lacon, 'and Edmund Knowles Lucian, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, bankers. Jan 15,18:.7. Samuel C rust and Simplon Shepherd, of Leeds, joiners, Aug. a, 1807. ECCLFSIASTICAL YROM9TIONS -- 7 he Rev. J. Wine has been included to the third portion of the Rtctory of Ponttfbury, void by the death of the late Rev. FOrt fter Leighton. 1 he Rev George Mutter has been pref nted by the King to the Reauty of Chillendsan, void by the dca:h of the Rev. Robert In cenfcquence of his Maj. ily's fign manual, the Rev. James licaLrick was ordained miaif et of Donnie& n, in the Pr. fhyt‘ ry of Forfar, as betper and luccellot to the Rev. 1 humas Matron. U. retired on a:count of had health. BI R 1 HS. Friday, at Titcheeld. Lady Dickfon, of a fon. On the 23d ult. at VI hyat's Cut:age, Northwood, Ilk of Wight the Lady ot Captain 1.1. Heatiicute, R. N of a lon. Friday morning, at Whorl•on. Mrs. Reed, wife a Archibald Recd, Flg. Mayor of Nev. cattle, of a clauglitcr. At High Park, county Dublin, the Lady of John Carleton, tlq of a fon Tuefday fennight. Mrs Tinting Widdrington, of a fon. On •1 oddity. in Upper Guildford ttrict, the Lady of Stephen °dace, Lfq. of a fon. MARRIFD. Thurfilay laft. Captain Sutton, of the WindforCaftle rater, to Mils 7ittian Schtlykr, daughta of ♦ aptato Schuyler ut the Auck land packtt. Monday Taft. at Tiverton, Charles Ormond Ofrnond. Efq of Tiverton, to Mifs I outkes, daughter of J 1.). Foulkes, Uri of Medland Devon 1 huriday. at Northwood, We of Wleit, Captain J. Hofkins, to Ayi ton, widow ut the late Mr. T. Avtoti, of Cowct Captain J Parrrfon, of the lion. Company's Up Duke of Mon teat, to Mils J Patton, daughter of the Worthiptul Robert Pat tonmpovernor of St. Helzsta. DIED. On ►he 23:1 tilt. at 11.Tontgionei y. Maurice Me , res. Efq. At Riga on the 3.1 July lrft Mrs. Morifon. of And:hood. At the Manic of lladditigton. on the r7th tilt. the R cv. Rohert .t. in the 77. h rar id hi, age and 3 eth of his initial. Lately, aged 92, the Rev.'lluintas Pyle, A. M. of Weft:4 , ring. ton, tear Kit gibridge Near Exeter, htifs Jane Pare, [teem' daughter of Lieutenant- C. lot,tl Pare. 1 burfday, near Wickham. Mrs. Bligh, wife of Captain John Bligh, of his Majefty's (hip Alfred. Sat uroal Lit. «gcd ♦7, Wir Jeans Kell, of Hull, met chant and law:nice broker. tin the tsith ult. aged 38, George Rickardfoti, Eiq. Collector al the Coition. at Whitchavcii. PRICK uF HOES IN THE BOROUGH MARKFT. New bags 51 us to 61 ns I Pockets s 1 Iss to 81 Os IPNICS Of MAT AND 111:RAW IN SIIIIIIIIILD. Hay, - 51 los to 61 6, New Clover el OS to 01 OS Clover 51 os to 71 0. S straw, al 1C../ wjl Os COAL MARKET, Sept 1. Ships at Market Ships 1614 Price 4f Newestlle Coal 39 4(4 od to Sts 91 6 Suitt:l(6mA S 4 , :* od to 438 t.ti 7 1 inkier. 1 33s od to oos od HIGH WATER, A r LONDuN BRIDGE 1 0-MORROW. ~' or I••g 11 enktiot , 'S ].ter 3 Aftrxt non 45 minutes after 3 A CHALLENGE. ESSRS CUR RI E And CO. Surge-ns.chAllenge the whole world to prove a fingle inftance where their Pyle divine and method of cure have failed of the defired effect. The practice .11 many years in this particular Mauch of their profeiGun has not given rife to one unfuccefcml cafe. They continue to (lima their audit., to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the fyfteni, which is the eonfequerce of the pernicious waftelul effects of a ha bit long and mutt u. happily wined by the youths of both feces, In the one it will be found to be the unfailing fource of Larrennefs, the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a diftreffing Rate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in im potence. 1 bete are its remote and ultimate effects; while con. fumptions, bole of niufcular power, and various nervous complaints Wually cliaratterife the earlier Mager of this folitary vice. Of per. fans languifning under the diturder• incioent to fuels a lite their treatmenti• Umple,and has never proved unluccefstul in the count of a 1.'4. laborious, and much wended pradlice. to the mutt ohitlnate and complicated cafes of Venereal bileaion. inch as oh• ftruCtions in the Urethra, Spongy Excrefeences, Hard 1 amours, Callous Ulcers, 'imprimis Seminal Welland., fleets, &e. &c which have hitherto baffled the Mill of the general pradtitioner. Mai. Currie and Co are now enabled radically to cure Ly a new. fate. and expeditious mode of praCtice, fuPctiot to any other yet adopyi. hey may be eonfulted by either Sex with the greeted delicacy, feerecy and honour at their boule, No. p',, Hatton Gar den. Patients in the country are request dto Itats the particulars or their caftitheir age, and general mode of Living. letters, poll paid, ambito, a bane note. will he duly wiwered ; and the um( fary *shim itimisuciimoes gam orient to any i$ el.. kingdom; SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOW-}al,/,, LONDON. NORTH, EAST, WEST. AND SrfU FR. The UNIVERSAL COACH end WAGON OFFICE. CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, F.ASE, and EXPKOLUION tor TR AVE! .LEItS in getteral,from•the SAIIACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW HILL. r HES'rE it, Tarrwley, Nitenptwit.h, A-4 bridge, and I itelifleld new Telegraph Coaches,'Dalty. BGSTON, Spalding, Peterhorough. Stilton, and Huntingdon new Royal Mail roach, feta out eve. y Eveni-g. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm new Coeds, naval Mooning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. I.IVF RPOOI., War ington, .Knwsford, Stone, anB Litcl .18 Poll Coach, called the Expedition, every Evening, at &Clank, to the Crown Inn, Red cries (beet, l.ivespool. Guareledthrottilt. out. BATH and BRlSTOL.—Uncommon Cheap Travelling - to:Beth and Briftel. by the Flyit g Pont Coachts, through Chipperfhttn e Cottle, and Marlborough, every Afternoon, art lye at Mr. Maaile, the Greyhound Inn. Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas Rue% Brifiol,ritxt Morning.---Ittfide. it is. Uutfide. Coaches•f• Wells, Brilgewrer •Taunt.sa,-Bse. LEEDS New Light Coach, called the Itockingbam, festso every Morning at 8 .*Clork, tarsi., four it.fides only. and gots remarkably eery pars through Stamford, New.,rk. Retford, Don. ustfter, and Yerryhridge, en the Goblet) Lion, Leeds, neat day a Noon. Nowithilasiding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the moll agree ,hlr and complete inet , c coi.vey. ce on the North Road, Wog unesualedsiu aceommudation.by any. Rifer.. KENDAL. lancaftcr Prefton, K irhy I .otifdale, Boulton Choir. ley. Oenifkirk, and Gartland P. It Coa,:bes, every Atoarnoott, live o'clock.—Gu.rdtd. • GLASGOW, I aangtown, Gretna-Green, Arnim, Dumffire, Brownhill.Thurishill, Sat,quhar•kiln, Comntek , Kingfwell, indent Parts of Setnlgiel, Castipetdown Coach, Sunday, Tuelday, And 'I hurfday Moraine at Seven o'Clock. LOU PH, Spilthy, Button, Nod, GI Billy, Spalding, Petro borough, Stilton. and 1-luntirgcloa Co ch, fits ~ ff every Evening. YORK, Newcallie, and Edintnireh New Coach,performed Mita a Guard throughout, fete out eVt.iy Morning at Seveat o'Clock,ley way of Newm k, RetforA, •Tadeafter, Darling:on, Northalicoon, Durham, Slorpeth, and Berwick. Pafilrgers findiog themfelsis. fatigued from the length of the jeurney m.y red what ununthey pleats:, and t. en proceed on without as y additiun.l fare. 1 Paortletor at York runs Coaches to Hull, Scarburotteh, Virhitte, and other pl-c,... CARLISLE Penrith, and Whio haven Poft Coach. gars atilt fnrr Hones and a Gusted all the nay—naffes through Brough. Appleby, Gretaltridre Richtt.onii. Cattenck, tionmehlitidge. Wethexby, A hertinti, Doncaft,r, and Grantham, (the near& way ty 18 miles), fete out every stiday, I nefday, and 1 burrito/ Morning. and performs the journey with the great& facilite. Paffengers detained on the road by buff , efs, or pleafurc, hare the peculiar adv...mage of their featt bAng kcured in the teat Cuath, (with only fix Coachmen) F X ETER, Plymouth. Falmouth, Dar:mouth, Weymouth, Ds cheat..., and Salifbury Balloon Cuachea. every Mon 1• g at Zoe o'Cdoc.k, with a Guard, through Honi.on, Amnesiacs, Britlport. lilandfurd, B.,fineftoke, and Baelhot. SHEFFIELD and Rotherheas Rockloghant Coach every Morse big at Seven.—Guarded. OXFORD &dote and htenky Poft Coack, wit% a Guard,„ every Allem) .n. at Five o'llock. MANCHES TER, Wiln Conte-ton. New/cattle, Wan; . and W.slverhamprom Putt Cuath every Afternoon —Guarded. SIiREWSksU RV, Wellington, and Shiffeal Poll Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every evening at 5 o'clock, to the Raven and Betli and Unicorn Inn. ShrevAhury —Guarded. SOU 1 HA MP lON, Vs'itcheita, Alresforti, and Alton Comb, every M tying. B RMINGII.kM 7Vercut y Putt Coach, wi It a Guard—Sets out every Mee:Toon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Nom. Petro by Oxford, Failloie at./ ahipftaa.c, to the earacen's Head. Bull Erect, Birtnie.,‘Latn. HULL, Northcs.ve, Howden, Thorne, anti Doneafter PoC. Co-ch, every Mornitsg, at Scvcn c'clock, to the Bull and Sun lux, Myton Gate, Hull.. H kurFu al), Ware, Holdadon and Chefhunt Coach, every Mor;tirg. BEACONSFIELD, Uxbridge. Denham and Redhill melon/. Coach. every MOftlilid a. d .Afternoun. by Richard Warts and Ca, T'OTT'ENHAM aid Edmonton Ccach, daily, at half pall se, half paft two, half pelt four, aid halt pall f. vett o'clock. N.B. Heavy Weights uf I.uggae, Goods, &c. conetned by the under metaismed WAGGONS. To MSS, /deceits, Buttg.y, Bury mud all parts of Suffolk, mere Monday. MARIBRO% Newbury and Reading, every Tnefday. WORCES I Lit, Kehlermisater, Hereford, Carmarthen, Brad. n.ck, and all parts of South Welts, Perthure and Wycombe, every Saturday. CIRENCESTER. Abington and Henley, three times a week. SUL/ I HAIM P . M N Melt. lter, Fuunf.y, Lys.olturft Lymitue ton, Chrittc:anch liis.gwoud. Furth. glnioge, Wimbouree, Ifle of IV-eta, Jerky and Guerin, y, LI argon, daily. SUNIsURY, H. mpton and Twiei.eithain, twice a week. I X ETER, Plymoeth and Falmouth Fly Waygot.s, daily, can ryitig Goods and Yafigoscrs, as usual, to all pats of die Wed of England. Vi M. MOUNTAIN and Co. refpectfully acquaint their friends and the public, that they cannot be aceountahle for any Pared .tr Luoage. &e. of more than lute Pounds value, it loot or mflaisf.. %Inlets tpeciln ii at the time of delivery, and paid la act:testingly., the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow Hill, Loudon. - • -- • `if HEN Profeflional Men of Education andße fponfiidlity deviate front the general Sy Rem by the feketim - of a particular blanch the (anclion of long continued fuecolle, is the belt etiteriou of fupe.riority. kit teen years have I devoted my pra&ice to the ezeitifive ire e+ went of Three I , irordrre, and the fuccefistul refult of my platten.' me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able, the ravagos d thole Complaints which are the molt iaaportaut in the Cataiuipt of Human Infirmities. Atter initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of praCtice to refeus lutfivelesh from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangemsia precipitancy of general Pradlitiotters. • - • • I he Three Diforders, to the cure of mhich I have devoted sr attention compile ever); Elie, ius of V liN R bAL INFECTION. whether of a recent or long duration idly, all kinds of debilitt. whetbei arifing from the banks of fchool boys or the indu.genro of mature age; and, Ott ly. that dernigement of the fyftern in toe men which is called BARltbNNeasS,or S TERILII Y Numerous Diteafes are the refult of ignorance, or bade in die treatment of a fimple Guitorrher.a ; anti it not unfrequeutly taps pens that the feud. of Lite are potfoned by the indircretior. of at unguarded hour by a curet-ear method tech Complaints arc rifle cured; and, even where others have failed, I truft that.' may par lume to offer a radical re-ettabliihment. Few, however, arc the cafes of complicated diftrel, in tkindli order, compared with t he calamitous intimating of men, who foss an indulgeeca in a (binary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a faggot able life acquire that Rate of debility, which is the sat voidable confequetice of Inch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy flutterer broods over his mifery, but cars fully coneeak his misfortune, it may be Come conftlation for tun to know, that although it be an object of doubt or uecertakal with other practitioners, the removal of thee deficiencies by the gradual progrets of renovation. is the acquirement of my mai ence If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce mood algour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early countendian of this languid Rate; and in there cafes no great difficulty milli:min But where this deficiency has for years tented, a proper per& verance is indifpenfably tequifite to revive the flumneriag of hte, and to re-animate the conftitution. The lecreey which is fo eremite' to my undertaking, " A .-- tht qualifications which I have ;mimed to date, form the baits of my pretenfients. and in conicidence with fuch this intimatias la given, that Mr. Bret natty be confuned pertunally. or by Lends (inclofing a (mail Note), at Ins LOtt:t., No. 29, Arunthi-firesto Strand. near. *Ternple-tiar. There is a additional Fntrauce in Water &tot adjoillini and n name is on both the door. MAR TIN 111184 CAUTION.—Some. f einbcrofth Per(Oos, cßorforttasi Cohlineg ra e l 7lyf Su a , be he BM SIRS Or Tilt ROYAL COUL hArillg for 'retai pail copied my Adv•flifements anted word for word , aod l° • for, weremertons theta in tnoa.lo; • kig A them as their own productions. it is my duty to nuntlon_la, thole Pocono are sue Membe r s of any Collere in London bair burgh, or elfewbere; nor have they ar t y right to preen= fti sui In London LONDON : Printed and puhlifberi Lb Vf L KEN f .(01 0 . terhary-flae-, Lambeth) at the :4Ta a-0 6. VIM N•. t. 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