Star. — London, England, 1807-02-07 00:00:00

NEW SHERIFFS. The following is the Litt of Gentlemen pricked for by his MAI k STY, on Wednefday, in Council. to fetve the office of Sheriff fur the editing year : Bedfordihire—Sir Philip Monnoux, of Sandy, Bart. Berldhire--William Blanc. of Wingfiel.l Park Efq. Buekingharnflaire—Jame Backwell Pracd, of Tyningharn, Efq. Cambridgethire and Huntingdonfhire—William Squire. of Knap• well, Efq. Chefhire—Francis Duckingfield Aftlcy, of DuckieTficld, Efq. Cumberland—John Tomlinfon, of Brifcoe Hill, Efq. Cornwall— Derbythire—.Sitwell Sitwell, of Renifhill Ell. Devonfhire--John Bolted, of Fleet, Efq. Dorfetfhlre—Arbur Cozens, of Yatrnintler, F.fq. Effex—Wiiiiarn !siatthew Rakes, of Waithaniftosv, Efq. Gloucetterihire—Thomas Baygot Delabere. of Southall Efq. Herefordthire—Richard Salwey, of Brimfield Court. Efq. Hertforlifhire—George Colwell, of Sac:omb Park, Efq. Kent —John Shopfbn, of Eairlown. Lciee(terll ire—William Burlton, of Wyken, Efq. Lanc..fhire— Iducointhire—Marnsatleke Nelfon Garyburnt, of Barton, Efq. Mo.mouthfhire—William Partridge, of Monmouth, Efq. Norfolk—john Morfc, of Meant Ida. Efq. Vorthamotoofhirt —Thomas Tryon. of Bulwick, 1 fq. Northuniberltuti—Sir William Blackett, of Matfen, Bart. Nottinehainfiiire—john Lartlen, of Braneote Hill!. Efq. Hutlgt s. of Watley Court, ifq. Rutlaudikire—William Shield, of Wing, Efq. Shropthire—William Char:ton. of Atdey Cattle. E'q. Somerfitthire—Sir John Hawkins. of Kclfon. Bart. Staffordihi• George firifcoc of Suntmell Hill, Efq. County nr Southampton—[}avid Larec, of Chia!, Efq. Suffolk—alum:is Mills, of Great Saxhorn, Efq. Surrey—Jame. Newforoe, of Wandf worth I.odge, Efq. SufTex —John Mickletiwaire, of High Ridge. I.lq. Warwick fhire—Matthew Brackett Wife, of the Priory, War- Efq. Wiltfhire—Thames Colley, of Borden-in, Ffq. Worcefterfhire—Thomas Bland, of Ham Court, Efq. Yorkfhire--Rkehard Fountayot Wilfon, of Melton, on the Hill Elq • Cornwall is appohr et! in the Prince of Wales's Court for the Duchy of Cornwall. Lancalbire is al pointy(' by the Charcellor of the Duchy. S. 'U Ili WAIFS. Carman heolhiro—joho Morgan. of the Furnace, Carmarthen, Efq. Pembrokerhire—qohn Colby, of Eynore, Elq. Cantnganlbirc—Thnmas Smith. of Focl Alt, Efq. Glamorgaolhirc—Grorge Wynch, of Clementflone, Efq. Breconfhire—Sackvale Cwynne, Tuymwr, Efq. Raenorfhirc—Thomas Thomas, of Penkering, Efq. Neat MerionethflOv—Richard Henry Kcnrick, of Ucheidren, Efq. Carnyvonthi , e—Hugh Rowlandt, of Bodaden, Efq. Anglefea—Paul Pantun, of Plas Gwyn, Efq. Montgorneryfeire—David Edward Lewes Lloyd, Efq• of Map dog, Efq . Dcntaighfbirc—Simon York. of Ertlling, Pfq. Flintfhirc—Sanee.l Moltyn, of Nantgwcluin, Efq. POLICE., Ptexvocarrs AT THR Masonsitant.—Yefferday morning, about one o'clock, Mdjor MORRISON and Mr. WILKINS% of Red Lion-Iquare. were met and hulled, in the pafrage on the King's fide of the Opera hoofe, as they were going to the Mafquerade, by five pickpocket.. Major Morrifon received a Wow on his head, which knocked hislat off, and, while he was endeavouring to lave it, the villains attempted to. force his watch nut of his pocket ; they did not foe ceed, but broke his gold chain, and made off with that and the leak Mr. Wilkins alfo received a vio lent blow on his temple, which nearly knocked him down; but he ltruggied with the atlailants for his watch, and they at length made off. On the com pany retiring from the 'upper rooms, feveral fufpeeted perfons were apprehended; among them was Mackay, whom Tou acrid recognized as a Very old offender ; and whom, with a young man who had attempted to refcue him, lie conduffecr to St. Martin's watch-houfe. In the forenoon, the watch-bottle keeper having bulmefs out of doors,Jeft the keys of the cell with his wife, when lackey took an opportunity to knock her down, and effected his efcape from the watch honfe ; but, being (lopped by the gate at the bottom of the court, which he found a difficulty in opening, he was taken by a butcher, who happened to be palling at the time. At twelve o'clock he was taken to Bow ftreet, where he underwent an examination. William Petherick laid he law the prifoner throw away a watch, as he was palling through the lobby, in cuflody of fome gentlemen who had feized him ; and very loon after he law the prifoner throw away another watch, which was produced. 't Robins, EN. Rated, that at the general bugle about pickpockets, he difeovered that he hadloff his watch, and found the prifoner dole to him, and, as he fuppofed, in the aft of taking his watch ; he en deavoured, in vain, to fccure him, and while in this aft. he fuppofed the prifoner put the watch into his waificoat pocket. Captain Samfon, in the F.aft India fervice, Paid, that he law the pritoner running down hairs, purfued by feveral people, and obferved him throw or drop a watch dole to him, which he picked up, having hold of the prifoner at the fame time. . J. Embry, of Devonthire-greet, Queen-fquare, merchant. identified the gold watch, chain, and feats, , produced by the laft witnefs, and Paid, he miffed them between twelve and one o'clock at the mafgue rade. The prifoner called himfelf James Smith ' but Townfend begged leave to remind him that his mime was James Mackay, by which name he had boats consitted in the year 1791, and tranfported,—. He thetvad9ritred thefaa.-and that he had returned trom Botany Bay about nine months ago. He gave -a grand account of fome of his old companions :here. Darcy Wentworth has made confideraWe operty, by aiding as a fargeon. Vandercom is in ,olli"trulinefs as a mailer baker, and Arthur Conolly and his wife are doing well. Hi was ordered to be Committete for further examination. When he was -taken to the Brown Bear to , have his irons pat on, he fat dining the time very compofedly, and fsnoked his pipe. The young man who was apprehended in confe -pence of his attempting to, sefeue Mackay, under • went an eiamination. whets it appeared that his con duit proceeded from intoileation, from which he was riot recovered when at the Office, but he proved from book and Papers Aar he hid'upon him, that he is s clerk to a brewhoule laid be had been robbed fbur er five pounds.—He was difcharged with a reprimand. On Sadurday lan, in the afternoon, a man was :ipprehentled at Colchefier, by two of the Bow (Ireet ..slicers; on fdpicion Of being athoufe _breaker ; ha v. nig about his perfon an iron crow of i peculiar make, a double barrelled piaol, loaded and primed, a bottle pholphorus and matches. He is committed to Ile Cable :or re-examination. A hackney coachman was yefterday charged, at Marlborongis fired office, with being an acceffary in a burglary, committed on Sunday laft, in the honfe of Mr. Harnmet, a linen draper, near Lambeth 'church, dwing the abfence of himfelf and family.— It was fworn by two witneffes, that the prifoner Was waiting with his coach from three o'clock until five, on Sunday afternoon, near the houfe of Mr. Hasarnet ; but in defence the prifoner denied the affertion, and Paid, that his coach was in Piccadilly the whole of Sunday afternoon. The fiolen property has not yet been traced, and the prifoner was reman ded till Monday next. Yetlerday Sarah Seem and Elizabeth Jenkins were fully committed for trial, from the public office, Hatton Garden, charged upon the oaths of feveral perfons, with fraudulently converting to their own ufe a quantity of linen, as has been before flared. A Jew was held to bail for trial at the enfuing Sef lions for expofing himfelf indecently to feveral girls playing in a court in Gray's Inn-lane. An Inquefl was held, at three o'clock on Tuefday, at the Grange Inn, in Carey-Rrect, on the body of Henri)! Hoadley, farmer, of Lins6eld, in Surrey, who died fuddenly, IA Saturday afternoon, in the Tap of the Angel Inn, back of St. Clement's, Strand. The principal epidence, in addition to thole of the mere faa, was given by Mr. Thomas Hoadley, of Cheddirgll one, in Kent, elder brother to the deceafed, who laid, that the deceafed was fubjea to an afthma, from a child, and would be, at times, for twelve or fourteen hours, in a Rate of fuffocation ; and that it ( was at firit brought - on by a fright. On being quef tinned as to the fright, he Paid, his brother having gone to call his father to dinner, a man called for a gun to thoot him ; from which time he never enjoyed a good flare of health. The evidence being clofed,' the Jury returned a verdia of—Died by the rotation of bon, through an apoplexy. An inquilition was taken on Wednefday, at the' Coach and Horfes, Poland-lheet,beforeAnthonyGell, Efq.Coroner,on the body of Mrs.Simifon. The telti mony adduced on this melancholy occafion, was that of Surgeons Morris and Simmonds, Mr. Edwards, the lodger, and the fervant of the Coach and Horfes public-houfe. It appeared that the accident happen. ed loon after eleven o'clock on Tuefday night, and that the fituation of the deceafed was difcovcred by Mr. Edwards the lodger, who procured the affidance of the fervent of the Coach and Horfes. It was Tome time after this before Mrs. Simifcn was found, as the fume arifing from the fire caufed confiderable confu Finn. The unfortunate lady on being found appeared quite dead, and in a Rate too (hocking to particularife. On the arrival of furgeon Morris, the deceafed was placed on a mattrafs, and her body was bathed with a prepared liquid, and afterwards covered with ice. —A quantity of laudanum was poured down the throat of the agonifed woman, and the momenta rily recovered her faculties, and called for her chil dren. By this time the hufband, who was on Winds in King-llreet, arrived, and a (cent truly ditirefling followed between the deceafed and her furviving ' offspring. She lingered until eight o'clock, when death relieved her of her agonies. There was no fire in the room, and it was fupp•ifed that toe deceafed ' had fallen afleep, and fee herfelf on fire with the can• dle.—Verdia —Accidental Death. Yeiterday fe'nnight an iliquifition was taken be before the Mayor of Windfor, on the body of Tho mas Cabbage, a labourer employed at the Cattle, who, on the Friday preceding, returning from his work, between five and fix o'clock, fell down fome lione Reps leading from the cloifiers to the hundred Reps, and thereby fraftured his skull ; of which he languithed for a week, in a Rate of infenfibility, and then died. A young man was defcending the Reps, at the time the accident happened, and had nearly, been thrown dna n, by the deceafed Rriking againft him as he fall. It is fuppofed that the deceafed tripped at the top of the Reps, occafioned by the badnefs of his shoes, the foles being unripped all round, and fattened in fo loofe a manner, that they came off as he fell headlong down. The return of eruptive complaints at this feafon, when the cold weather prevents the perfpiration from ailing as a correeive, is fhewn in many habits by itching, and much irritation under the &in. It is now afcertamed that the affirm of SPILSBURY'S Patent Antifcorbutic Drops gives inflant relief, by removing all obfiruftione in the fecretory veffels, even when under the aftion of Scrophula. Its good effeits as a medicine in giving appetite, pleafant to take, and re quiring no cetTation of bufinefs or recreation, and its exillence as a remedy in various complaints for more than 30 years in repute, are falls that deny deception. Mr. SPILSBURY is not accountable for any mixture fold, uulefs the words, " By the King's Patent," are inferted at length on the bill of direElions. bottle, and wrapper ; the Ramp alto (the King's duty) is printed in black ink inflead of red ink. Sold at the Difpen fary, Nu. ts, Suho Square, London, in bottles of Ist. 6d."tos. and tl. as, duty included. Compound lEffence Bs. BIRTHS. At the Lord Chancellor's, in Ely Place, Dablinithe Hon. Ddra. Prittie, of a fon and heir. At Ditunichea, county of Forfar, Mr.. Soper Demplter, of Skiho, of a daughter. MARRIED Thnrfday, at St. George's, Bloorolbury, Edward Barnwell, Efq. of the Colony of Demerara, to Mill Lucy Brotherfon, of Char lotte ftreet. Lately, at Newfoundland, Lieutenant Bilhop, of the Markarel fchooner, to Mifs Duggin, daughter of Mr. Duggiu, furgeoo, of St. John's. Monday, at St. John's Church, Wakefield, Mr. Benjamin Fos, aged 78, to Mrs. A. Simon, aged 67.—The good lady obfcrsed. that having been twice married at the Old Cburch,lhe was deter' miner this time to " make a penny to the New." DIED. At Portfea, Hants, aged 3 years, George, the fon of B.R. Lang- Tord, Efg. Captain of Royal Marines. I.ately, at Edmonton, the wife of Mr. Bigg, folieitor. Thelma% of this lady was occafioned by an accident from whieb.fo lamen table a refolt was not to be apprehended About a fortnight finee, in adjufting the Brewer ufed in trolling a pheafant, the perforated her thumb, and the binibeing in a flight degree tainted, an in»am matioa which terminated in her death. Saturday fe'nnight, the Rev. John Jams Dobfon, of Crambc in the county of York. Lately, at his boufe, King'; Road, Bedford Row, Hollis Ed wards, Efq. in the 87tk year of his age. At his houfe, in Everett &eat, Brunfwlck-ftmare. after a lin gering Hinds, John Johntton, merchant, formerly of Morant Bay, Jamaica. Lately, on the Middle Pal:rare. on board the ihip Kitty's Ame lia, aged 44, Mr. Jolmfon Chaff :11 4 forgeon. tliOti WATFit AT LONZON BMJJI3 TO-MORROW. Manila g 6 minutes after 3 AL - xi:Kea 29 minutes !eta LONDON MARKET& CORN-EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 6. GENERAL CURRLNCT AS EINEM , : Wheat, sos 64.. 76s per qr. Grey Peak 4os 45104 Fine Ditto. llos 83s od Want, (old) 40a 475 04 Rye, 445 4 85 04 Tick Ditto (old) 33s 39s od Barley, 33 5 39 5 Oats, 221 255 295 Malt, 636 7os Poland ditto sos ; ts 04 .Whit; Pcafc, (Boilers) Sr's 88s Rape Seed. 251 281 zcs Fine Flour fiss to 7os. Seconds 6os to 655. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, February 5. Wheat per load 171 os - to 231 los Barley per quarter II £5l to il rils Oats per ditto ILI 7s to si aria Beans per ditto al os to 21 sae Peale per ditto il los to al ip PRICE OF HOPS. BAGS. PCIERITS• Kent 41 15s to 51 151 Kest - 51 05 to 61 toe Safes - 41 los to 51 p Sutler - 41 161 to si las Ilex 41 sae to 51 103 Farnham 71 as to 91 9s PRICE oF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 51 os to si iss I Pockets 51 os to 61 os Fine, 61 1211. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitechapel. Happoload 3 3 oto 4 13 0 Hay per load 3 so to 4 it Straw 2 I 1 oto 2 17 0 Straw 2 10 co 2 ill Clover 4 10 to 5 14 PRICIE or BAT AND STRAW IN SMITSVIELD. ... Hay, -31osto 41 'se i Clover 31 Las to 51 5$ Rowen 01 os to ol os Straw, al toe to 31 co SMUHFIELD MARKET, February 6. To fink the offal—per (bane of 81b. Beef 4s 64 to pB4 I Veal 4s 8d to 6s 8d Mutton p od to ss 84 Pork p od to 6s ad DEAD 01 CATTLE THIS D•T. Beats, about Roo—Sheep and Lambs, 7 200. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, February 6. Per *tone of 81b. by the carcafe. 3s 6d to 45 8d Vcai 45 4d to 6s 6d I 4scdto 45 101 Pork 41 Bil to ss 8d PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 3s rod Town Tallow fits od to Os Clare Market 3$ 954 Yellow Rullia 58s to •—• oil Whitechapd Market Whitc ditto 56s od to os (pet Rone of 81b.) 35 954 Soap ditto .54sito —s od Melted stuff 46s to 47s sd Its sd Ditto rough 3os od to os Average Price 3s 95d GrearcS Its od Good Dregs los to os Yellow Soap, 70—Mottled, 865—Curd, sios Price of Candles per dozen, los 6.l—Mouids, its 6il RAW HIDES. Beef Mutton Hides(peritone) 3s cd to 3s 4d Horle Skins 245 to 275 each Middling as ad to as 6d Shoe', Skins 43 cd to 6s od Ordinary is tc.d to 2s od Shearlings os od to os cd Heavy Calf las 6.1 each I I anib Skins os cd to os od PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to .561 b each 22d to 234 Ditto, too to 651 h sad to 264 Merchants Backs aid to ssd Dreifiv Hides 17d to Ofd . Fine Coach Hides Isis to sod Crop Hides for Cutting aid to 2314 Flat Ordinary i7d to 18 i Calf Skins, 30 to 4011 per dozen 261 to 363 Ditto so to 7clh 335 to 391 Ditto 70 to Bolb 3 1 $ to 341 Small Seal. (Greenland) per lb. 3s 6.1 to 33 81 I.arge ditto toes to 14'3 per doz. . Tanned Horfe Hides 204 10 33s each ; COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amlterdam 36 72 Ur Cadiz 39 are& I Genoa 45 1)o. at fight 35 10 Madrid39;effedl Lifbm 6i; Rotterdam 11 ii 2 ur. Bilho3 38; tired. ( Oporto 6t Haraburiih 34 8 a} Uf. 1 Leghorn 49i Dublin 12 Altona 34 9 2 111. 1 Naples 4 0 I Cork tit Paris,: day's dates.' 10 Liv. Venice ss liv. Piecole tifedlive Paris, 2 Ul. 24 14 per f,. flea . I Bourdcaux 24 14 Palermo 90 Pence per oz. Agit) on the Bank of Holland s 4 per Cent. New Dollars o ss 6id SALES BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD FARMS, LANDS, MANSION HOUSE, GARDEN GROUNDS, and Sundry Meffuagea, In and near the Town of Sherhorn, Dorfetlhire By Meffrs SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. On Saturday, Feb. ag, pundlially at Three, at the King's Armi Inn, Sherborn, in Fifteen Lots, By order of, or before two of the Commiflioners appointed to eon trat for the Redemption of Land Tax. TWO defirable FREEHOLD FARMS, called Darkhole and Trill, and fundry Lands and Garden Ground, containing about Ninety Acres of excellent Land, figu re at eafy eillances from the town of Sherborn—aifo a Spseious Manfion Houfe, Offices, Garden, and feven Meffuages, Making, Werkihops, and Gardens, fituate in the town of Sherborn, in the occupation of refpedable tenants at will, and for terms of years. except the Mefruages on lives—the eftimated value about aooi. per annum. To be viewed by applying to the tenants. Printed particulars may be had at the place of fate ; alto at the Red Lion, Shaftefbury ; Mermaid, Yeovil; Greyhound, Wit,tan ton ; of Mr. Langdon, Printer, Sberborn ; Mcffrs. Bray, Solici tors, Great Rulrell-Rreet, Landoll : and of Meth's. Skinner, Dyke and Co. A:derfgate-itreet, where a plan may be fern. By Order of the Commiffloners for the Care and Difpofal of Prat- San Ships and Cargoes detained, ' FOR SALE, At the London Tavern. Foxholr-ftreet, Plymouth, on Friday, the loth of February inft. at ten o'clock in the Forenoon, - 1 -`HE CALLIOT MERCURIU6. Length 66ft. 4in Breadth sift. sln. Adam-lures 126 83-94 Tons. BRIG MINERVA. Length 6oft 91n. Breadth t Bft I tin. Depth soft. ain. Admeafuret 85 68.94 Tons. GALLIOT EVADNE. Length 79ft. 910. Breadth 23ft. 44in. Depth alit. 311 Admeafures t 75 58.94 Tons. frill IOT NORDSTER N. Length 87ft 4in. Breadth 13ft. 310. Depth i4ft. 6itt. Admeafurts 197 45-94 Tons. After the Sale of the Ships will be fold the entire CARGO of the NORDSTERN, detained on her voyage from Bayonne, bound to Stettin, confitting of 63 Pipes Brandy 2 Calks of Hams 350 Calks White Wine 1 Tons of Cork 14 'Ms Oil of Turpenaine at Tons of Rofin After which will he fold the undo r-mentioned Goods : 8 Butts of Sherry Wine a 6 ditto Pickled Lemons 37 ditto Malaga ditto 5 Barrels Careffo Oranges 6 ditto } Malaga Satk ditto I Ca& 9f Black Lead a Hfid 216 lialeg../ Butt 4 g Lemon Peal 9 Leine 32 e Juice Bas. 14 Hhds ao ditto Shut:lack ditto Olives Being part of the Cargq okthe Danifh Brig FORTUNA. Alfo, 232 Bales of Wouw Weed, or Dye Weed; part of the Cargo of the Danith Brig HAA BET. All condemned to the Crown. For inventories of Ships, Catalogues, and Samples of Goods, apply to the Counting Huafe of Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth. January 27. 1807. AFTER THE SALE OF THE ABOVE, WILL BE SOLD, S UNDRY Spars, Yards, and Lower Malts, Cables Meffengers, and other Rope, Old Iron, Copper, Lead, &c. Iron BaBA, Anchors, and other valuable Ship Stores, remaining unfold, from the French frigates PRESIDENT, MINELVA, and Mum a—the former condemned as Prize to a fquadran of His Majelly's (hips wider the command of Sir TUOMAS Laws*, For particulars apply to Meas. John Hawker or James Slade, Merchants, Plymouth. The two latter condemned to a fquadron of Chips under the command of Sir SAML/ I. 1400111.1 7 1 M particulars apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKE&, Merchant, Plymouth. Pljmouth, January 27, 1807. COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, and all DISORDERS of the BREAST and LUNGS. BOLTON'. ASTHMATIC TINCTURE, b e i ng an improvement on all the twit famous pedoral companions heretofore known, for the cure of eonfumptive and afthmatie complaints, will, upon trial, he found imme4tately to alit) , thole tickling obitrudlions, which occaGon frequent Coughing; it Epee. lily cures, to admiration, ail thole diforders of the Luny, whi c t i caufe a diflicoky in breathing 'lbis Tincture, which is preafant to take, is free from any helm, fwcet fubttance, generally cumplalned of in the too frequent ufe of Pcdtoral I.ozet ges. fo commonly applied to in the above di order, and tend only to clog the Ronne!), and promote obftrudtions. This I. the only infallible remedy ever known to cure the above difor ders, and therefore lefpifes the faint efforts of all counterfeits or imitators for the above complaints. Sold at is. 3d a hot tle at Bolton's Medicine Shop, Roy a l Ex change; Mrs. Newbury , Paul's Churchyard; Meals Bann, No iso, Oxford-ltreet; Mr. Allen. No. 76, Oaronl-(tract; Mr. Clarke. No 269, Borough; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holbert); and an Patent Medicine Shops in Town and Country. A CERIAIN CURB FOR -CORNSINFALLIBLE GERMAN CGRN-PLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this moil erce ll ette REMEDY is fo certain of Its Efficacy having sever failed, in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corti, root and branch, TO RETURN TUC' 110NRY. And he legs ; wire to add, that it has infinitely the advantage of the numberiefs meth. cachous Oisuserns, salves, Emu many hundreds of afilleted pa. fors can realty, among wham are fame of the firft charaders this kingdom. Sold Wl:tolerate and Retail by T.Actell, No. r, Fineh-lane, near the Royal Exchange; and ally by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavillock ftreet ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. Jamcs's-ftreet; Mr. Hilda. No. az, Pan-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and Jeboule and Co. No. 'so. Oxfnrd-Rreet. At Briftol, by Mr. Bt..gin and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfellers Bath, By Hazard, bookfellcr, and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Portfea and Gofport, Mr. Harding's. Liverpool, by Mr : Gore, printer,and Mr. Jones ,bookfeller, Portfmoutla, Mr. Motley, bookfener. And by molt of the Venders of Medicines in Ragland. ROBBERDS's BALSAMIC FL IXIR, or COUGH DITOI -3 r . , IS the fafelt and molt immediate Remedy ever yet compounded for the Cure of Colds upon the Lungs, Asthma 'Cough, and Confumptive Carts; to 311 which, the Inhabitants of thefe !Bands are more cfpccially expofed, by the moittnefs of dig, Air, that conftantly tends to ,vards Colds, and is ever accompanied by a troubleforne and eventually dangerous Cough : this if not re. moved, daily inercafes in obftinacy, extending its baleful effeet, over the weak and tender frame, or wholly deftroying the bane. clans of the Lungs in more robuft Perfons. The Ballamic Elixir (or Cough Drops) of Mr. Robberds is compounded to meet thofe evils, to reftore the tone of the Chet and its contents and thereby difeharge that tendency to Confutnp. don and Afthrna ever found to fucceed (itch injury of the Lungs. In long contracted and obilinate cafes, a few Bottles are nezeffary but in 311 recent Coughs, the blisir ads initantaneoufly, and re. ftores the Patiast to his former Health; leaving a doubt that his illnefs proceeded rather from fancy than reality. A CAUTlON.—Ohfcrve the name of R. Butler, No. 4, Cheap fide, is engraved on a black Stamp, which Is affixed to each Houk: all other. are counterfeit:. Sold Wholesale and Reuel by Appointment of Mr. Robberds, Apothecary, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Patty , nofter raw: and Retail by Clark, No. 269, Buroush ; Mtn, No. 76. Oxford ftreet ; Strattob,Leicefter-fquare ; and molt Cotunty Lo , ;lifeners, in Bottles. at 2s. Od. and 6s. each. i U IrtOMAS I'AYLOR, Dear Sir, No. 9, Bridge-ftreet, London. IFEEL it a duty incumbent upn me, to inf-rm you of the very great and extraordinny Cure I hay.; received fon, y-ur Invaluable Medicine—LEAKE.% PATF.N C PILLS, - . About two years ago I was att:ek ed with a Venereal Difnrdcr which I treated rather nightly for tome , time, but the difeafe at length fpreading all over my Bony, I was obliged to apply to the molt einitientof the Faculty, but their alktatice afforded only tem porary relief. I went through various courfes of Salivation, aad from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to' a mere Skeleton. The elvers that fpread all over my limbs, rendered int a c implete °Ned, fo that my fritn-ta de paired of my recovery. When brought to this h.:nation, I contitlered death as inevitable, but a relation of mine commenting upon the many cafes in watch your Pills had fucceEded, i was induced to try a Adz of them, watch I thought rather relieved me, and by perieveraace fur two o three months, and following your dir. e.twns, I experieiked the molt unaccountable relaxation from pain, the fora gradually übfiding • f am n• - •-:. thank Goo, perfedtly recovered, and walli ng out daily : I doubt not but one more box, which I think can- Joys to take, will eitablint my health in its original Rite. It is wish the moil heartfelt gratitude that I fiabfcribe myfelf, Sir, your much obliged humble fervant. Was. Pitasos. Deanfgate, Macheiler, July 1, P.S. For the public benefit I do not °Med to the above befit publifhed,but leave you to ad as our own better judgment lad dldate. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, Thomas Taylor Mem ber of the Royal College of Surged: s, London, at his Husk, No. t, New Bridge ftreet. Where, atter a conitant refidetice of more than thirty fix years, in a pradiee particularly diredad to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that inviolable teener, which men of his protdlion fhouid always obfeive, he flatters himfelf, the advice and affiltance be gratuitoully adminiiters is perfons taking this Medicine will be efteerned by a difccrningPula lie, as an advantage feldorn to be obtained, and void of ambiguity -Alfo Sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of thole living at a diftance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-array Pall Mall; the Foy Shop, No. 103, Osforo-ltrect ; Mr. Dian rough's. No. 7, Fiat-area Hill ; Mr. Steel's, Bookfeller, No. I, Union Row, Little Tower Hill ; Mr. Watfon's, South-Bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Calwell's Dublin ; Mr. Liverpool: Mr. Atkinton's, Mancheder ; andby one Perfon In every cow fiderable 'lowa in Great Britain and Ireland, is Boxes of oral Is. 9d, each, fealed up with full and plain diredions, whereby Perfons of either Sex may Cure themfclves with Este, Speed, Se ereey,and fatety. RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been too frequently'tbe fubjea of Oa and general reprobation , that men detlitute of the elements of the medical art, have offered themfelvcs as candidates for public patronage in the profefilon of phyfic. For the purpofe of doing juftice to the refult of our /hulks and experience, and to prevent us from being chffed among hole emitries whole impudent pec tenfions have, unfortunately fcr fockty, been too favourably re ceived, we beg leave to hearth to the liberal and enlightened a faithfulritatement of our purfults and acquirements. Aftes barite received a regular medical education as the pupils of Meffrs. Cobs• dal and Mineral, whole lednres and predict we carefully atten ded, as profeffors and furgeons of the London Hofpital, we entail ourfelves as Itudcnts In that juhly celebrated fchool for medical acquirement, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and *ere intim tea in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and pradice of Phyfic, Chentiftry, Midwifery, Botany. lte. &c. by thole eminent profeffors, Drs. Monet, Gregory, Black, Hamiltesi Duncan and Rutherford. We truft we flail not be deemed Pre" fumptuous in laying that our proficiency and acquirrnibits are net inconfiderable• Having for a lung feries of years made venereal complaints, and the various difeefes of DEBILITY, the particular ohjeCt of our audits and pradice, it will, we hope. be allowed that we have acquired furerior knowledge of their treatment and core. In (fight and recent cafes of inftetion, a prrfed ettahliaiment Is completed i:, the Rion period of two days; ands in thole of the utmost inveteracy, where other Praditioners bare failed of fuccefs, a proper perfeverance in our pion of treatments enfants to the patient a Cafe and radial core. Amidst the melancholy variety of diforders which are the eget§ of a habit long and molt unhappily purfued by the youth of 'both Sexes, there are none more alarming or more diftreffing than thole deficiencies and debilities which frequently prevent or embitter the matrimonial hate. To fuel pcf•:is I- mutt be-a confoling re fieetion to know that they may now, by a new eadinfalllble anode of treatment, be rebored to that gee-et:ft of all human Wirings, a ftrong, manly, and vigorous conititutian. In all cafes of &War, from whatever conic arifing, a., well as In every (pecks of vene real InfeCtion, we may be conflated by patients of either fez wilt' the greeted fecrecy ,and honour. Hours of cenfultation at home from ten to three, and from fix in the evening +ditto at night. Patients in the country ire requelted to ftate the particular" of their cafe, age, and general habit of living, &e. &c. inekfing remittance for advice and medicines, when the fame will be gib," or fent to any part of the kingdom. To enlure that (cam fu C , - fential to our undertakiog, the pottage of letters may be added to the account for medicines. CURILIE and Co. Surgeons, November 16, thc.6. No. soy, Hatton Garda,. LONDON: Printed and puhlilhed by LEVEL KENT, (of earl' terhury-Place, Lambeth).at the Sralt•OFFiee, No. 1, Corot Ikea. Publard alto mate STAR Ouicz, TC:IIFiC Bat.