Star. — London, England, 1807-08-15 00:00:00

MARQUIS WELI.ESLEY. No.lll Si it—One of the principal charges brought forward )gaintl the noble Marquis. is the large Cum of money di(burfed under his adminiaration on the Palace at Calcutra. It may he necetTary to inform ycur Readers, that previon. to this event taking place, with the excep tints f forts and bsrracks, there was not a tingle building ere6ted by the ruling power, that fuppo ling the country was wre!led from us, woul4, at the expiration of twenty years, denote that we had ever polliffion of it ; and to prevent the potfibility of any mt'lake, as they would naturally fuppofe the Ensile' Protenant Church was built at the erpence of the Britifh Government—l beg leave to acquaint them, that the ground was aaually gtven for this porno& by a native, and the Houle of Gun was con- Ortified principally by the profits milli% from a lot tery. The honfe in which the former Governors refided, was the property of a native. Now, fuppofing for a moment this native gentleman had been difpt.led to Infrabit the dwelling Itimfelf (and thole who have tefiled any time in- India have Peen them do more extra •rdinary things), is there a Tingle inhabitant of this ifland, however democratic his ideas may be, that could defile to fee the Reprefentative ,of his Sovereign in Btititb India, to whom 56 millions of Anatic fubjeds are to 10..1 up for proteCtion, refitting in a houfe !table to be ejelted agreeable to the caprice of a native ? I think I may with great truth add— they would not. It may be alfo requifile to mention, that the pubic (Aces fur the different Secretaries. Accomptants, Mainly, Ike. were generally in like wanner held in hr ufes the property of individUals, for which not only heavy rents were paid. but, from the fpirit of efpionage which 'prevails-in India among an native inc,:s, they frequently obtained thereby informa tion it the political ads of the Government, previous to their promulgation. If I am not very much minaken, the late Mar. goes Crdnwallis not only admitted the ablaute neeef fity of building a new Government Houle, but alfo wade over to Marquis Welleney feveral plans for this putpofe. I admit that a very confiderable favitig might have been el:react', if the different public of faces of the Government bad been continued where they are-e, intlead f combining the molt important, as at prefent, under the fame roof; but,• I believe, if any of your Readers, acquainted with the general principles of architalure, were to fee this grand Pa lace, as it is called, they would regret the too clofe atter,•‘ion that was unfortunately paid to economy in the building, the apartments on the ground floor being at lead fix feet too long; which, if added to the height, would have increafed the expence above uue handl more than the (um now difburfed. The economy sshich an individual may pradice, may p , LEbly, in particular intlances, be injurious in its effefts, when applied to an ad of a Government. Shortly after the flail arrival of the late Marquis Cot nwallis in India, an honorary drefs was fent to him by a native Prince, which was received, and put oar 14 his Lordlhip, under a royal Gime of 21 g..ns. Even bet• to ti a Ambaffador quitted Calcutta, this very lame olds was put up to andion—pur. I chafed by a native P. rtuguefe, and the puttee's paid join the public trcafury. If hi , Lnrstlhip, with the Britifh :-;enaie, had I - Indica to offer an indignity to a 94 ive Prince. they could not have done it more ef feflualls ? The art was considered by the natives generally, in the lame light, as my countrymen would have dine, it our late jufily elleemed Nelson had tonal tly difpolid of the ;word ptefented to him via, the Dukedom of Bronte, by his Sicilian Majelly. PLAIN FACTS. Another alarming animal, having fix legs, and a heat like an owl, the back covered with thong bridles like t!..it of a hedgehog, and the inferior or belly part white. its legs are 'cry tharp—The poor patient's torments were ton numerous to exprefs here ; but in c2nfequence of taking Dr. Gardner's medicine, No. 74, Long Acre, this was voided, which may be Peen, with hundreds more, the moll extraordinary ever Peen, from human in this or any other country —Medici.ies 61— to.. 6d.-44 at.. the box; the guinea box coatains 3os. worth. The Dottor is con. tithed four days in the week by the poor gratuitotifly till one o'clock, Monday and Friday, Long Acre; Tuefday and Saturday, Shoreditch. DI V IDENDS. Auguft 18. 11/I..Ster Prooks, of Malmelbury, Wilts, mercer, at eleven. at the White Hart Inn. &Blot Angufl sB. Charles HA) , and Nicholas Hufey, of Newsate•ftreet, London lin.ndrapers and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall. Auguft t 8 Berjaniiii Fifh.r. of Welton ftrtet. in the Maze, South, wadi, Surrey, viCtualler. at ten, at Ouiklhall. Aura s S. William Vhdeombe. of Bath, Snmerfet, umbrella ma nufadurer and dyer. at fix, at the Chriflopher Inn, Bath. Auguft is. James Hill, late of the parifh of Salford, Sumbrfetliiire, dealer and down', at eleven, at the Chrillopher Inn, Bath. Anglia t 7. Joln Torun and jacph Wareing now or late of Leeds, Ynrkflaire, merchants, at dermalat the Hotel, Leeds. Augult is. William Maepherfon, late of Maiden Line, London, Itraw vat manufaCturer, at ten at Guildhall Auguft 28. George Blunt and John Mouar, of Little Carter lane, liodor's Commas, Lnktion, wholcfale grocers aud copartners, al ten at Guildhall. BIR I HS. Yefterday.4 at Lord Yarborough's villa. at Chelka. the Lady of the Hon. Charles A. Pelham, of a dau_hter. At Logic Elphinflone, on the aBth alt. the Lady of R. D. H. Flp! , inft , mr, IA of a fon. MARRIFD. At Edinburgh, Patrick Lrikiut, kfq. furgeon in Edinburgh, to llifs Cos, Duke Rivet. At Keniington Church, London, on Tuefday fe'nnight , Sirjames lone. Ker, Bart. to Mira Harriet Choriewood, daughter of the late Bt.-nj Clivicwood. LAI. of Windelfbant, Surrey. Lately. a: Jebn White, Efq Olafgow, to Mill Janet Orr, daughter of the late Robert Orr, Efq. At Kirkcudbright. John Hannay, Efq. of Kirkbride, to Mira Margar4 Mucus. daughter of the Rev. Dr. Muter. lk.D. On Treljay the s sth it:ft Mary, the wife of Mr John Cradoc/ - , Solicitor, ot Loughborot gh, in the grit year of her age. At Old Aberdeen. on the aoth July, Mrs. Sufan Grant. widow of the Rev Mr Bontinian late Minifter at Prenway. aged 54. At London, on the 1, ,, th July, Captain aver M`Mlllan, late of Lavers*, near l'dinbut6h. Friat..y nuntght, aged tio, the Rev Jame, Graves. aft years incumbent of the perpetuA curacy in the collegiate church of St. John'. Beverley. and Ylcar of"Thorp Bairet, near Mahon and 00aisiii, iu Wildtriscfs. raturday le't uight, at MidAthorpe near York, after a t. w days nines Cant JohnMitchell.nt the Madras Artillery, age .( 9 Monday let. 1 ady Nom' es, of Langton in Yorkihire. the ijth of July, at ; a three days after leaving Oporto, very Cuddcniy. Captain kdwaall Lake, of the Vigilant, of Hull, to •ie gift year of his age. LONDON MARKETS. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, Antift sj. Wheat per load 171 os to atl Cs Barley per quarter al 18s to al 21 Ors per ditto 11 111 to A r9s Beans pct. ditto al 141 to 21 188 Pcafe per ditto of oa to of --s PRICE OF HOPS. • BAGS. POCCETS• Kent 51 12s to 61 12; Kent - 51 15s to 71 73 Sae: 51 ice to 61 os Suites - 51 tas to 61 to. Eft sl 123 to 61 tos Farnham 61 os to zol cs Old Duty laid at 60,0 01. PRICE OF HOPS IN TI- E BOROUGH MARKET. Nrw Dap 51 ws to 61 tor I Poekrts 51 tss to 71 15s PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitechapel. Hay perload 4 001106 6 0 I Hay per load 4 oto 6 4 Straw 3 oto Z 14 0 Straw 2 tO to 2 i 8 Clover 5 sto 6 to SMITHFIELD MARKET, Augult [4 • _ This day's Market bad a pretty good flinty of different kinds °Matte. Beef and Pork are dearer than our 'aft report; Lamb end Veal are fomething cheaper, Mutton fold at laft prices, and the trade in general was not over hrifk. The talcs in the Hay Market were rather dull, Hay and Straw fetched better prices than Monday's Market ; Clover continues the fame as per Taft. To fink the offal—per Rone of 81b. Beef 3t 8d to 4s 84 1 Veal 441 cd to pod Mutton 45 to 53 od Pork 45 8d to 3s 43 Lamb 33 4d to 69 el D CAD OF CATS LH THIS DAT. Malts, about 84o—Sheep and Lambs, 3,640. Calves 160--figs 370. NEWOATE -n1 LEADENHALL, Auguft t 4. Per flow of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef 31 of to 41 ad I Veal 35 41 to 44 84 Mews 34 63 to 4s 64 Pork 45 81 to A 46 Lamb 45 84 to p 'meter •AT AND 51 RAW IN 81311 tiFIRLD. Hay, - 41 os to 61 es New Clever 31 es to 51 5s New Ditto 31 toe to 51 gs Straw, 0 es to 21 15s Clover 31 tos to 64 6. PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each aid to 2344 Ditto, 60 to 651 b 23d to 17d Merchants Backs aid to 224 Drell - mg Hides 27-.14 to ind Fine Coach Hides x9l to 22d ' Crop Hides for Cutting 204 to 134 Flat Ordinary 271-d to 20d Calf Skins, so to solb per !,o2en 385 to 415 Ditto 50 to 7olb 36s to 405 Ditto 7o to 80lb los to 380 Small S.iali (Greenland) per lb. 3. 3d to 3s 6d Large ditto loci to 250 s per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides ISs to Los each Goat Skins —s to —s RAW HIDES. Hides (per llone) 2s sod to 3s cd Horfe Skins x3s to iss each Middling Os eid to Is 8d Sheep Skins os cd to os cd Ordinary as od to 25 ad Shearlings is cd to os od Heavy Calf its Gd each I Lamb Skins 2s od to p 64 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. jamas. market 31 64 Town Tallow 605 od to —s Clare Market 35 614 Yellow Ruflia 6ts od to —s Whirechapel Market White ditto 3.7 s od to 0::s (pet Rorie of Sib.) 3s 3}d Soap ditto 37s to —s od Melted Stuff apt to —• od los 6d Dittos rough 301 od to cs Average Price 31 641 Greaves las od Good Dregs szs to 04 Yellow Soap, Eas--Mottled,9orCurd, 94 4 Price of Candles per doz.•n, Los od—Moulds ais al COAL MARKET, Auguß t 4• Ships at Market Ships Told Prize 30 Newcaßle Coal a 8 375 Gd to sos 34 3 Sunderland 3 395 cd to gas 6d 1 Stone Coal s • 655 od to oos od HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW, Vcn..ng 33 .ntatites etzt 12 A ftrrr con 39 Mitlltell Idter 12 SALE 3 BY AUCTION. At the Cullom Hoak Deal, oil IVeenday s the 17th depot Austin, 0137, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, H.E FOLLO WING GOODS, Viz. FOR Nowa coast:mem:so 33 Gallons of Rhs otfts Wi e. ti Ditto of French Red Wine. 5 Ditto of Cordials 236 Yank-of Fart Ii dia Long Cloth. de/I Yards of Italian Black Cr.,pe log Yards of Foreign biaittol 1-aper. 6 Rou6h Oars. /OR EXPORTATION' 89 Fr:nth Silk shawl:. Fr:•nch silk Handkcrchicfs. 49 Pica• of Eaft India Silk Handkerchiefs. Which may be viewed and tafted on the Morning of Sale. A &pork of 25 per Cent will be required. FRIEEHOLD ESTATES. Situated in the Parithes of Filhtoft, Prifkney, and Waii.ft!et, late the property of Edward Grratheti, Efq. deccafed At the Pea - coei Inn, Dorton, on Wednehlsy the 19th inft. •REVERAL very valuable FREEHOLD FA RNIS, 4 - 0 Minted in the parithes of Fiihtoft, Frifieney, and Wainflt.t , fy diltances from Dolton and Spilfby in the comity of I itteula ; containing about tCS7 acres of fertile, ambit', and tae-Tilt-tit graz ing marlh and meadow land; with good larm 'Rlfes and out honk:4or the purpofes of hufbandry ; with valuable common rights, itt to good tenants, at rents amounting to 14951 tt:s. per annum ; together with the extenfire manor of Wainfl!et, held under the Duchy of Lanealter, with Court Leet and Courts Baron. To be be viewed till the thy of Pale, by applying to the tenants ; of whom the printed particulars may he had, and alfu of Mr, Thomas Walker, Solicitor, Spiftby ; at the Peacock lieu, Bolton ; White Hart, Spalding ; Bull. Horncaftle; the New King's Head, Louth; the George, at Caftter ; the Angel, nrigg ; r.tqn Deer, Lincoln ; the Nag's Head. Rugby ; of Mr. Newcombe, printer, Stamford; Mr. Peacock, printer, York ; Mr. Peck, printer, ; at the George inn. Grantham ; and Angel, Sleaforel ; Mr. Cattle msn, Solicitor, IViniborlic, Dorf. tiltire ; Dehary and Cope, Soli citors, No. t, Tatifield Court,Temple ; and of Mr. Lureltam, Cen ingftey, near HurncaftPe. SUFFOLK—MANSION, PARK, MANOR, AND ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAC T, (By order of the Truftres) • IkVERY v tluable FREEHOLD ESTATE ; comprifing the Manor of Benhall, in SuffAk, with the roy. Aries, filheries, profits of Centts, and other rights and privileges be'onging; a magnificent modLrn manfion hoar, in cool piece or der and repair, with an extenfive range of offices of every deferip tion. (tabling, and coach hooks, &c. upon a fcale of accommoda tion for a Amity of the tint eonfeguence; large kitchet, and flower gardens, walled-in !inchoate. grapery, grernhoufe, lawns thrubbery walks,plantations, and pleafure grout.ds, deer park, ineltifed with a pale fence; woods, plantations, and coppices, well (tared with valuable and ornamental timber and underwood, with a nearly , furrounding caste, confiding of fevcral very valuable farms, con taining in the whole about one thoufand four hundred acres, a finall part of which is capyhold, of excalent arable, meadow, pafture and wood land, part In hand, and the rcft let to molt re. fpretattly tenants. The gres trims of the parifh of Benhall, ex. tending over ac,oo acres of land, and the advowfon and right of prefentation to Cu: Vicarage, the whole of the prefect value of ;sent per annum, late the reGdencc and preiperty of Admiral Sir Hyde Parker, deceafed. This Efface in lituate in a rich and beautiful part of Suffolk. within a few miles of the fea, near Saimundham, ou th.:.high road from Ipfwich to Yarmouth, diftant about 88 miles from Lordon, and in the midft of excellent roads in all direCtions; the manor is moll abundantly Rocked with plirafants, cartridges, and hares; and bounded in a confidetable part by the River Alde. Printed particulars may be had alf, and references made to R L. Appleyard, Efq. New fqu see. Lineoltes•lnn, London ; where a plan and elevation of the Macaan-hout.:, and nap of the Edge may be ken. SALES BY AUCTION. MITCHENER'S HOTEL—MARGATE. By Mcffrs. SKINNER, DYKE. and Co. On Tuefday. the 18th Auguft. at to &deck. at Carraway's Coffee Houfe, Change. alley, Corobill. 1 ondon, in two lots, by order of the Executors, If not previouSy dl yofed of by Private Contrad, 1 -1 11 E extentive well known and long edablithed J- FREEHOLD PREMISES, called the YORK HOTEL. delightfully fituate on the Marine Parade, commanding a file view of the harbour and the ocean ' many years occupioi by the lam Proprietor, Mr. livlitchener. The prcmifes contain chambers fur 43 beds, dining rooms and parlours, for large and (mall companies, with the warm (alt water baths s and every other potable couve nknce for carrying on a benefici.l and refpvdtabic buGnefs. The purchafer may be accommodated with the Furniture and Weds at a valuation. Alfo, a fabilantial Freehold Dwelling-houfe ailoining, on leafe to Mr . Witherden, which expires at Lady-Day 1814. To be viewed, and particulars had 28 days preceding the fate, on the Premifes ; alfo of Mr. Jarvis and Mr. Wm. Cobb, the ex ecutors, at Margate; at the place of tale ; and of Meffrs. *inner, Dyke and Co Alderfgate-itreet, London. FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, and DEAN and CHAP TER. HOLD, FARMS and LANDS, at Alcenbury and Wefton, Huntingdonfhire.—By Man... SKINNER, DYKE and Co. On Thurfday, the aoth A null, at Twelve ()Thick, at Garraway's Coffee Houfe, Change alley, Cornhill, in four I.nts, VALUABLE FREEHOLD,COPY HOLD, and the DEAN and CHAPTERHOLD ESTATES, advanta• geoufly fituats at Alconbury and Welton, divided by the High North Road to Alconbury H.Il. through Buckden and Hunting • don, five miles from each; tut front St. Newts and Stilton, and Sixty fix from London. Compriling the Deanery Manor of Alconbury,ard four eligible Farms, containing it& Acres of inclofetl Meadow. Grazing and Arable Land ( l'ythc free) with Farm Houfe. and Outbuildings, and the great tythea arifing from the adjoining Lands. The whole In the occupation of Meta& Green, Bowker, Cawley, Hams, and others, tenants at will, who have notice to canit the prdent rental, only One Thoufand and Sixty four Pounds, Fifteen Slid!. hogs, per annum, capable of improvement. ' *To be viewed and printed Particulate had of the Tenants ; Ora at the Wheat Sheaf, Alconbury-bill; Fuuntain, Huntingdon; George, Stamford ; Bell. Stilton ; Cock, Eton ;'Sun, Bigglefwade ; of Mr. Hndfon, Cambridge; Mr. Newcomb, Stamford; Mars Dicey and Co. Northampton; of Mars. Brays, Solicitors, Great Roffel-flreet, Bloornibury ; at the Place of Sale; and of Mcff.s. Skinner, Dyke and Co. Aldcrfgate ilteet, where a plan may be teen. DR. PRIIEMAV'S GOTTA SALUTARIS. THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been c•E long proved, that nothing of the prtfent day an hear a competition with it in all the different Rages of a certain Di ewe. which it elfedtaally cures and eradicates from the habit. without caching the painful feelings and expottrre that attends falivaiioni without debilitating the conitieution in any degree, or even m. quiring confinement from Inifinefa, or reltriCliqn in diet. Th e radical virtues of thee ineflimable Drops have proved their dabs to public approbation for more than thirty years. In all the de. bility of both ream, they prove a never failing reftorative, wk. thy the debility is produced by too free ufc of Mercury, illicit ' plenums, car the effeas of a warm climate TO traveller s. and thofe going abroad. They cannot be recommercied too ftrongiy to thofe who will receive a fain, fpcedy,and complete cure in all old ftubbom Gleet., and every weakirel's that affeels the bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mo thers, who for years had been deprived of that happintis Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cbcapfide,cor. net of Paternotter.row, and retail by Rehm, Portfmouth; Welton, Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth; Peck, kigil; Ca'well, Deb. I lin; Macdonald, Glafgow ; Smith and Manderton, Eclirlottg!:: and by molt country medicine venders, in bottles, at as. 9th t At. '; with ample dirediona. ♦ CH:II.IEI4GB. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, BUCKS. By Mars SKINNER, DYKE and Co. Ou Tkurfday, the atath of Auguß, at Twelve o'Clock, at Carra way's Cal le Houle, Change-alley, Cotnhill, London, in one 1 ot, if not previoutly difpofed of by Private Qcntrad, , AVALUABLE FREEHOLD Tythe Free ESTATE, advantagermily Mune in the Hamlet of W.. 11- cote, between Aylcilmry and Wetter, ftz miles from the former and ten from the latter, and ten from tuekingham, all good Market Towns. Confiding of Three Hundred and Thirty two Acre; t.r Grazing Meadow, Arable and Wood Land, with proper Farm He n lei anti Out-buildings, the whole forming a very capital Farm, lying at ceedingly rompaa, well timbered and watered, and bounded by the High A part in band, the remainder Let to Terants at Will, at Rents and eftimated value about Five Hundred and Thirty Pounds 11-1 Annum. To be viewed, by applying to John All( n on the Pretnifes, of wham particulars may be had; alfo of Mr. Hearn, Senicitor, Buckingham; Was James and Ro:"e, Solicitors, Ayldbury ; Marrs. Dawfnn and Co. Oxford; Meta,. Dicey and Co Nor thantpton ; at the King's Arms, Bicelter ; Red Liyn, Thane; PI cc of Sale; and of Marrs. Skinner, Dyke and Co. Alierfgate Brett, LotiJon, Where a Plan may be teen. Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, MANOR, MANSION, FARMS, and Err HCS—SURREY By MtLlr, HOGGART and PHII.LIP3, (Surerßorq to Mr. Sas IT II) At Garraway's Cnifee ho•ufe, C.rnbill, on liturfey. Aosta 27. at one o'Clock, fs an acceptable offer is made in the mean tine by Private Contra t), A VALUABLE and fingularly beautiful FREE HOLD. and a (mall par: CO PY HOED and LEASE- 'SOLD ESTATE, cot.taining 727 Acres of excellent Arable. Pafture. Meadow, and Wond Land, i t a ring fence, acd high Rate of cultivation, great part tytlt free, and Lana Tax redeemed I with the Manor of Effingham' F.alt Court, Court I.cets, and Baron, finn, quit rents and immunities, extending over a large track of country, abounding with game, near the fox hounds ard harrErs, in a fine fporting pzrt of the c'tunty of surrey ; right miles from Guildford, three .ront Docking and 23 from I .unann Randal modern Refidence, fcated on a delightful eminence, fur munded by ornamental woods, plantations, and roma•ttic rides, belonging w the ERate, commanding extenlive direrfified prof pulls in every di:talon. The Mangan contains is bed cliamb‘rs and fervart.' room ; handrome drawing, dining, and morning rooms, le,rzry :Ludy and Gentleman's parlour, with an elegant gothic dairy, offices and eel bring, Itabling for so borfes, coach h,ufes, green honk, fcvcral barns. granaries. n't honks. Rahllng and outbuildings; cottager, bailiffs' bnufe. blukfmith's Oripe and dog kennel. The whole in excellent repair, forming a molt dtfitable ER me c for tin: refticnce nf a Nobkmais or Gentleman, fond of agricultural pursuits and field frrts. Alto tirce rums, called Hngden's, Carthoafe, and Stone Rocks. containing about 240 acres, in the parintei of Effingham Book. ham, the great tythes extending over ico vies. The purchafer will be accommodated with early riff. !Eon. The 'Pilate is in band, and the neat modern futnture, farming uten- Vs, timber, flock, &c. may be taken at a fair vabiation. To be viewed with tlekcts only, which with particulars, may be h‘d of Mr. Litchfield, Solicitor to the l'rcafury, Nn so, Lio cofies Inn, Old fquue; anti of Mars. Hoggart and Phiilips, No. 62, Broaeldruct, Royal Exchange, where maps of the tilde may he fern. MESSRS CURRIE And CO. Surge-ns,chanengi the whole world to prove a Bogle inflame where their A lit: divine and method of cure have failtd of the &fired eiLdt. pradthre of many years in this particular branch of their profellier; ha. not given rife to me unfuccefejul cafe. They coutinue to tire& their ftudies to the treatment and card of Venereal Comylaints, and that derangement of the fyltimi which is the confequence of the pernicious wdfteful effeds of a ha. bit long and molt unhappily purfued by the youths of both feats, in the one it will be found to bc the unfailing fource of barrennelti the other have its ravcgcs fatally developed t.f them by a diftrelfit g (tate of debility, which, if not timely remcd.ed, terminates in in.. potence. Thefe are its remote and ultima-c cffedts ; while cow fomptions,lofs of mufculdr power, and vario u nervous conmlail to dually charaderift the earlier Rages of this folitary vice. Of pr. Amu languithing under the diforders incident to fueh a life their treatment is finarlmand has never proved unfuccef , ful in the cootie of a long, laborious, and much extended pradtice. In the mett obilinate and complicated cafes of Venerral Infedlion,futh as oh ftruftions in the Urethra, Spongy Excrefcences. Hard 'rumours, Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, &Meal Wcalinefs, Glects, &c. &e which have hitherto bafilcdthe fkiil of the general praditioner, Mats: Currie and Co are now enabled radically to cure by a new, f .fe, and expeditious mode of pracilice, fuperior to any other yet adopted. They may be confulted by either Sex with the grtatcft delicdcy, fecrecy and honour, c.t their Lnde, No. r oy, Hatton Gar den. Patients in the country are requelt •al to ftate the piiticulers of their cafe. their age, ant general mode of Livd Letters, rein paid, enclofit.g a bank note. will be duly anfwercd and the n td- Lay advice and medicines given or font to any pat t of the kingdom. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. Dear Sir, No. 9, Bridge-ftreet, Lord IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to infrirna you of the.very great and extraordinary Cure I have received from your invaluable hiedicine—LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, About two years ago I was attecked wall a Venereal Difordet which 1 treated rather [lightly for fume time, but the tlift , afe at fpreading all over my Biddy, I was obliged to apply to the molt aniiientof the Faculty, but their aflittance afforded only tem •iorary relief. I went through valons cooties of Sdlivation, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. I'4 .ilcris that cpread all ovc rmy limbs, rendered me a complete (Ned, fo that my fritntis &fumed of my recovery. When brought to this titration, I coafiderted death as inevitable, but a relation of mine commenting upon the many cafes in which your Pals had focceeded, I was induced to try a hoe 0, them' which I thought rather relieved me, and by perfeveranes for two or Mee months, and &flowing yi. or dir. dams, 1 rxperlenterS hr molt unaccountable seta:sawn front pain, the fore gradually f uhfidtn. • I am now, thank Gun, petfretly recovered, and wallt, 'in; out (daily : I doubt ma hue Ole more box, which I think can ri .us to take, will eftatalvik ray health in its origins! Rate. It Is w;th the moll heartfelt gratitude that I fubfcribc inyftlf, Sir, your much oldie, •d homhle (errant, WM. 'lmago :if. P.S. For the public it, milt I do 'lry e•bjed to the above bring ouliiilhed, but Lave you to an as our earn better jnilg,meut fhaiL diadte. D:ar.f. ate, hlacheftt r, July I. fSc.T. Prepared and fold by the fole Propnetor, 7'wrrias Taylor, Mena her of the Royal Coliege 01 einegem at hi. Houle, No. g, Ntw tercet. Whew, aft, ra c .nit ant raid, nr , of more than thirty lir y-ar*, in a pr.idiry rarticnialy dir died to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that lil7iloatie ferrety, *hick nun of his prof. fß.in Rould al.. aya 01 !tree he nature himtelf, the advice and allißence he gratultontly admiiiiilcrs to p dons taking this Medicine will be-efteemed by a diieeroingPub 11c, as an advantage (adorn to be ebt.dued, aoo v.)ut of “tubiguity. —Alf° S Id, by his Appointment, f..r the corveniei ee of thofc livine at a diftance, at the Perfumer's. No. 35, St. Allres-itreet, Pall Mall; the l'oy Shop, No. Te 3, Orford-there; Mr. Thibo rough's. Nu. 7, Pilh-llreat Hill ; Mr. Steel's llookftiler, No. f, lii inn Row, Little Tower Hill ; Mr. Ware-ire., South-Bridge, Edit:burgh ; Mr. Caletlrs, Dublin ; Mr. Liverpolg Mr. Atkii.les, M-liehtitte• i andby one Per( II in every eon fiderable Town la Great Brltain and Ireland, in Bores of only Zs. gd. each, fealed op with full and p ain diredkons, whereby Perfons of either Sex may Care thertifelecs with Eafe, Speed, Se e :Ley, and fafcty. . HEN Profellional Men of Education and Re-, fpnitiihiSty deviate from the general Syftem by the feleaffien . of a particular branch the faneftion of long continual facceges is the heft criterion of fuperierity. Thirteen years have I devoted my rine:lice to the exchifive treat.' ment of Th.rc e Diforders, and the fuccefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to e ppofe as far as I Lm able, the ravages of Vlore Complaints which are the molt itrrortant in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. • After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of peed:cc to refits* individuals. Goan the igunrauce of uneducated men, or the c pally dal:Teri:us precipitancy of general "t•aaclitio - .ere 'I he Three Diforders. to the curt of vri ich I have devoted my attention. comprife every fpecies YENF R HAI. INFECTION. whether of a recent or 10:.g duration Idly, ali kinds of debility. whether arifing from the hai'its of fehool boys or the indulgences of mature age : mut ladle. that der ingemert of the fvftem in wo f 0 NTH 11. L. MANSION, WILTS. men which is called BA IfltEtiN ESS,or STERILITY. By Mr. PHILLIP. 3, on the Premifes, on Iclond le the t 7th of Numerous Meeks a-c the refnit of iv' ranee, or hafte in the Augult, and fix following days (Sunday excepted) at twelve j treat rent ef a Pimple Gonorrhoea ; and it not is 'frequently la , - ALL the Magnificent and cofily HOUSEHOLD ; pens that the iced: of Lif , are pal:ironed by the iailiferaion ot rat FURNITURE; noble French Plate GlaiTes, of (beguile I unguarded hnur By a fuperior meth° I fuch Cninpliintaare e fdy Magnitude, Parfedion and Ece.ity, mcafuriug from leo by 6 4 cured; and, even where others have failed, 1 trutt that I may pla by 64, and of lelfer dimenfions; the fuherb Organ Is the Hall, t ume to offer a radical reettaliV i n t ent the! eel. heated Statue of Bacchus. brought from Rome by the I Few, however, are the cafes of compleated iliZrefs in this dif- Honourable Charles Hamiitoti, Ilronzks, Carvings in Ivor:, Two order, compared with the calamitous fituations of teen, who from fuperb Tables of Oriental Alahafter, Ftrufean Ware ; alua" le an iai!eigeace in a folitary vice, or t h e p reea l rairies of a OKIGINA L PICTU ar:s, by N. PottfEn, Lennardi de Vinci'. Lu- Whim:able life acquire that date of debility whish is the una dovicro Carraehi. Vernet, &c.—a complete Set of the Lecygie of voidable confequeoce aloe() pernicious habits. the Vatican, coloured. caroled the fineit and molt gaff,. extant, Where the utio•appy (offerer broods over Ida miferv, but care and illumined with gold by F. Paolo! enerefpondently framed ate& folly conceals his misfortune, it way be fume eonfalanor: for him glazed with French Mate Gla n s—Colls &sari of Muslam rid u ea i to know, that although it he an ()Ned% of doubt ex uncertalety ' and Drawinge by Turner, Hamilton, Romney, Ho !vs and others i with other pradiefoners, the remeval of thefe deficierchi by tt.c —A Calliort At rare Mandarin, Royal Seve, 1)r: fin u and french ' gradual Prefrefs of renovath n, is the acquirement of my rap-ti•' POItCLI.ANF, compered of Jam. admit, Wes, Urns, a n d lenee If the rites of Ilace`mis or Venus have begun to rabic , n.seie-' Cabinet Gems, Dinner, Deffert, and Tin Services; ma Afterobbge lArnie,I Arnie, much anxiety will he prevented by an wily coe-veselion of the fcarce and line 01d Gold Japan--The feveral valuable s ta • of thislanguid Rate; and in t'efe cafes no great difficulty will occur ' runty Marble L:hironey Pieces, of elegant. Perim' and czquiGte I But where this &Si iency his for years exift-u . a pron. per'. ,trance is indifpenfably requiftte to revive the flumbsring Ipari• Sculpture, by Ba con, Ear lc= ard Mem a n fur rh S t ° email tl•ebftu ti.iil Nlahogsny Doors. and taller valuable and fplendti tiled', of of life, and to re .anim• tt the cord, notion. FONTHILL MANSION, near SALISBURY, WILTS. I MARRIED WOMEN, who. have long been difapp•i tent I'• The DonicP.ic furnithre is in the immediate Tolle, and compafed th^le elpeddatiors of a farodyi may he a:Tared, that in rnta I;:. of a fuperior Defcti,et ion of Materials; the Draperies being formed . fleeces, fseh•defeets are cura'ie 1 y Medical Ski?!. of celtiy Satins, Silks, 1) on and Chintz ; particularly a Suite I ' 1 he hem"( which iv fo effential to nlf rral Ire , and ' a of Satin Haugiors, elaborately and beautindlypainred in Flowers; I etalilicathuas which I have prefumed to nate forra the haft, of the Commodes, Cabities, CLATonit re Confides. and Pier Fable*, me preteefiroos. and in coincidence wilt Inch this intimation is arc formed of Rof e mei Satin Woods, dettned a fAntique, and • given. that Mr. Byre may he eenfulted perfonally, or t•; Letters decorated with Or-hlolo ; Mahogany and Role Wood Dining. (inclnfing a ratan Mite), it his honk, No. au, Arundel-anat. Pembroke, Library, Writing, and Dr.frtre Tables; Slites of • Strand. near Templeeflar. Chairs, coy, red with Satin, Morocco, aril. Chintz; falitionable There la an additional Fntranee In W ater ft reet atljninieft Sambas, Fauteuil, and Bergiers; Carp s ts, o f t h e Azmin ft er, Brad- atagbe name is on both the doors MARTIN WIFE, Fels and flukey Faelories, and fele& Patterns; fumptuors carved I Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Lendoe. and gilt Tripods and antique Candelabras; excelleut Canopy, A Caiaztoit.—ennie Perfnra, who falfely affirt thernfelves to Fourspoft,Sapha, and Field Bedlteads, and rich Handing*, with be :Mamma sor Tot RCTAL COL urne, having foe fever" , mone.'s appropriate Bedding Goole and Down Reds, Wardrobes, tarefllng paft copied my Adurrtifements Arvind word far word, an 1 inferred Commodes and Talles, thefts of Drawers. and the ufual Aff , rt- . them as their own produftians it is my duty to mention. that meat of Chamber Furniture, the molt of whi c h N e w within the I thole Perfons are vet Members of any College in London Edit!. !aft Four Years, and now in the higlird date of Preferwadon. ' borgh;or elfewhees; nor have they any right to pradice Surgery May be viewed from the 17th of July, 1107, to the Day of Sale, are Lestideihe by Catalogues only, at se each, to be had of Mr. Collins, Prititer, I N s A rut of else Members is publithed at the Holfe of q. Saifbury ; Mr. Crutwell, printer of the Bath Paper; Meas. Fozall, Fryer, and Co. Old Cavendilh-ftreet; at the Place of Sale; lRna ""'"."""' which may be referred tn ' and of Mr. Phillips, New Bond Rivet LONDON: Printed and publithed hr LEITH. KENT, (af C. n lI N. 11, The Sale of the Valuable Materials of the Manfion will i teshuty.Phtee, Lambeth) at 1.. e -vaasOrrtea, N. t, Cr'P y iake place in September neat. that:. 1 3 %si fthed alto at the grAII43TrICEi TCrnilk-rl‘r. J 4