Star. — London, England, 1807-06-23 00:00:00

NAU I ICAL INTELLIGENCE. IN CONTINUATION TA , 'M THE PRECEDING PAGE. GREENOCK, JUNE 19. The brig Anna Maria, acts, from Newfoundland, arrived here on Wednefday, after a paffage of thirteen dAys. It was hut in our tall, that *e announced rile arrival of this veil out. She brings with her Captain Caws and three of the crew of the General Scott, (American) from Liverpool, for. Philadelphia, ..Mich vacl foundered at fea, on the 6th of May lan, in lat. 45k. long: 331, There were 23 paffengers on lv,ard, who went down with the (hip; the crew, con. •Illing of 14 in number, betook themfelves to the loaf, with only 6 gallons of water, and a (mall qoantity of bread, which got wet with fait water and t)ecame ufelefs, in which lunation they remained for . ;ght days, the laft of which they had not a drop of ....Ater ; en the 15th tilt. they were picked up by the lrgo, of Teignmonth, and landed at Newfoundland. Arrived alto in the Anna Maria, tbe Mate and three of the crew of the Quebec, Captain Annan, from Pe. terhead to Quebec, which 'act alfo foundered at fea, on the 29th April !aft, in lat 31. 22i. long. 34. • 23. and dm crew picked up by a veffel belonging to Ponle, Roe matter, and landed at Newfoundland. — Captain Annan was wafhed off tht deck and drowned before the veffel foundered. On the 16th May, in lat. 45. tl. long. 3t. 20. the Commerce, Rea, arriv ed at Plymouth from Savannah, fell in with the Q2ebec, and fet fire to her, being a complete wreck. On Saturday fe'nnight, the barque Union, of Salt. coats, Hugh Ritchie matter, was brought into Dub lin in tow of the Hope tender, Lieutenant Watfon t after having experienced much dittrefs previous to her arrival. The Union bound from Dublin to Pittou, on the 3oth April, in lat. 48. long. 3z. to. encountered a fevere gale at N. W. On lying to, a . fea, which shifted her banal'', (truck her, and laid her on her beam ends, in which (tate the continued for fix hours, till it became indifpenfable in order to preferve the (hip and people, to cut away her main matt, &c. on which the happily righted. The prevalence of a violent wetterly wind, added to the dangerous nate of the veffel, unavoidably induced the Captain to hear up for the firs Irith or Britith port he could make, when he luckily fell in with the Hope, as above men tioned. FIVE WEST INDIAMEN SAVED FROM DESTRUCTION. On Thurfday, the t tth inflant, Captain DAVID Jonas, of the (loop Mary, of Combe, bound from St. Agnes to, the port of Llanelly (at which place the Mafter rendes), with a cargo of copper ore, was obliged to put into Caldey Road. near Tenby, in Carmarthen Bay, to wait for the flood tide ; while getting under weigh, between fix and feven o'clock in the evening, in thick weather, five fail hove in fight ; viz. four brigs and a fchoontr, of about 300 tons each, two of which he hailed, and afked them " from when:e they came, and whither bound ?" The anfwer was, •' from Barbadoes, bound to Li verpool." He next Aced them, " where they thought they were ?" and the reply was, " off the Old Head of Kinfale." He then informed them that they were in Carmarthen Bay, and that he was bound to Burry (a name by which the port of IJanelly is commonly known), whether he would conduft them in fafety, as there was fufficient water on the bar, and fafe anchorage for them at deed low water, which propofal they did not teem inclined to comply with ; but told him that they had loft their cootie, owing to their not having made an obferva. tion finee the Saturday preceding. They focn after wards got under fail, and had fufficient time to make for Milford Haven ; at parting, one of the veffels hoiffed her colours and fired two guns. Had they not met with Captain Jowls, they would inevitably have glared the fate of the American fhip Harty. (hire, which was ftranded on Laugharne Sands in November lan, where fhe was totally 1011, of which place they were within four hours fail. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETtE. A lift of Vac's captured and deftroyed by his Majefty's Ship POMONA, Robert Barrie, Efq. Captain, off the French Coati, between the sift Day of April and the 7th of June, 18'7. French lugger la Marie, from flourdeaux bound to Brett. laden with wine and brandy ; cut out of the harbour of Oyle, lflc Rhe, by the boats of the Posnone and Hazard, May 7, 5807, and de- Brayed. A French lugger, name unknown, bound to Breit, laden with canvas and fundries ; cut out of the fame harbour, by the boats of the fame Sips, the fame date, and funk by the enemy's Clot after in oar poffelnon. A French lugger, name unknown, from Beurdeaus, bound to Brett, laden with wine; cut out of the fame harbour, by the boats of the fame Asir, the fame date, and deftroyed. A French lugger, name unknown, from Bourdrauz bound to Brett, laden with wine; cut out of the fame harbour, by the boats of the fame Sips, the fame date, and deftroyed. A French brig, name unknown, from Nantz, laden with pro 'Mons and wheat; cut ou: from St. Gilles by the boats of the POT one, Jure 5, 0.07, and fent to Plymouth. A French brig, name unknown, from Namz, laden with pro cilium and wheat ; cut out from the fame place, by the bcats of the fame ihip, the fame date, and fent to Plymouth. A French brig, name unknown, from Nantz, laden with flour; cut out front the rams place, by the boats of the fame Chip, the fame date, and fent to Plymouth. A French brig, name unknown, from Nantz laden with flour, wheat, and iron; Cut out from the fame place, by the boats of the fame Ship, the (ante date, and fent to Plymouth. A French brig, name unknown, from Nam, laden with flour mid wheat ; cut out from les Sables d'Olonne, by the boats of the Pornone, jone 5, 'kr, and fent to Plymouth. A French dagger, with an anchor, from Nantz, fuppofed bound • to Roebfort, laden with large oak timber; cut out from the fame place, by the boats of the fame Ship, the fame date, and fent to Plymouth. A French brig, name unknown, from Nantz, Laden with flour, wheat, and Iron; cut out from St. Gilles, by the boats of the l'omone, Junes, 1807, and fent :o Plymouth. A French brig, name unknown, from Nantz, laden with flour and wheat ; cut out from the fame place, by the boats of the fame tip, the fame date, and fent to Plymouth. A Fr..ach Seep, name unknown, from Nantz, laden wilt flour and wheat • cut out from the fame place, by the boats of the fame Clip, the fa me: date, and fent to Plymouth. A French Coop, same unknown, from tlantz,liden with flour and wheat ; cut out front the fame place, ty the boats of the fame Clip, the fame date, anal fent to Plymouth. A French Hoop, name unknown, from Nantz, laden with flour and wheat; cut out from the fame place, by the boats of the fame Ihip, the fame date, and tent t ) Plymouth. A French 1100 p, name Links awn, from Faits. leden with a , ur and wheat ; cut out from the fame place, by the boats of the fair Chip, the fame date, and tent to Plymouth. A French Sop, name naknown, fem Nantz, laden with ft nr anti wheat ; cut out from the fame place, by the boats of the f a me fidp, the time date, and fent to Plymouth. A French chaffe maree, name unknown, tram Nantz, laden with fl-ur atul wheat ; cut out from the fame place, by the boats of the fame Clip, the fame date, and fent to Plymouth. A French brig, name unknown, from MOM, fuppofed bound Rock fort, fuppofed laden with naval ftores; ran on Chore and : ilirged on the rocks near the tables (019:anr, June 5,18..7. A Rauh brig, name unknown, from Nantz fuppttfed bound to Roehfort, fuppolid laden with naval Bores ; ran on more and was bilged on the rocks near the Sables ,l'Olunne, the fame date. A French (chewer, name unknown, from Nantz replanted bound to Rochfort, laden with wheat; ran on more and was bilged near St. Gilles, the fame date. (Signed) Roe. BARBIE, Captain. Mentorandum—The brig Mr. Cave Gregory was in was ran down by the Spartiate, in the ;tight of the 6th inftant, and loft; all the crew faved. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The Fearsefs, for the Robert and Janet, will be paid en beard, on her arrival, and recalled at sa, Effez-ftreet, Strand, for area months. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. • Captain Lukin of the Mars, of 74 Suns. is appointed Gover nor of the Mani of Donsinica, and intends &only to proceed tbitber Captain Fancourt, is appointed to the Zsab*; Captain For bes, to the Coquette, the fineft and large. Mop in the arid& vary ; Captain Filler, to the Raceborfe ; Mr. Barra Puffer of the Mutine, to the Batarier ; and Captain (Jordon to the Mer cury, r. Pelitill. Captain InEey is appointed to command the Captain, of ys guns, at Plyanoath. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Os AV M RD, JON E 19.—Paired by the Rebecca, Townly, from South Carolina; Nautilus, johnfon ; Nile, Burton; and the Am. dratted*, Spain, from Surinam ; Caroni*, Phelan. from St. Kitts; Sneed% Pearfon ; and the Planet, Langley, from Demerara ; Dart. mouth, Fitzpatrick, from St. Thomas's; London Packet, Graph from Mead; Hero in Calciladon, Henley; Juftiana, Freda riekfon ; and the Friga, Lawton, from Norway.—Sailed the Here, Gardner ; Pandour, Anderfon ; Melville. Roach ; and the Mau*: Hutchinfon, for Monte Video; Johanna, Clay; and the Jane. Taylor, for Elfineur; Frederick, Retch; Intelligence, Baker; afid Charlotte Maria, for Toaningen. Jams sr....Pared by (Economy, Rae. from Demerara Marrs Todd; and Mary Ann, Watfoa, from Berbice ; A uguita, from St. Kites; Stranger, Robtrtfon from Philadelphia ; Dards mona, Wyatt. from Virginia ; Mary, ' Gore, from Dublin; Printers Mary, Hunt; Venus, Lowter • and the Eliza, Law, from Watts.. ford.—Sailed the John, Smith, for Mogadoft ; Nancy, Han*, for Malta; Albion C r ofs. for Jamaica ; Enterprise, Anderßie for Demerara • In defatigable, Williams, for Berbice ; Br Coles, for Lifb . on ; Apollo, Walker ; Tiber, Wilcock; Robe a ft Aa s i a Sarah, Wilfon ; Pomona, Nell; and the Chriftian, for Tonningen. Lomax MARKETS. '. • .111 , 11/. RETURN uf WHEAT in Mark-lane, Including only from the Bth of June to the 13th of Junc,—Total 4,454 quarters Average 70s 814.--as. od higher than lan return. A UTI/R.lll OF FLOUR. From the 6th of June to the 12th of June. Total!:! 915 &duo—Average 645.3,d. os. od..hieser than bit =tuna. Rattles PRICE OF ORRIN ON BOARD SNIP AI V NOIR: Wheat sea 6os 65s Boilers 65s 78s od Pine 7os 748 Suffolk' to Ilzs od Superfine y6s s Grey Peas 36$ 44s oil Fine Ellis White, Ike. —s los Beans, New 4=l 45$ Rye 31s 444 Ditto, Old .....4 OB barley 30$ 4os od Tick Beans, 3sB 40s 04 Malt 6os 704 Oats 24 1 2 9 5 33 5 White Peas sos 7e. Poland, cog 35 5 .od Rape Seed 241. to al per L a.—Fins Flour 6os to 65 9 . per MICA. PRICE OF HOPS. RAGS. FOCEETS• Kent 31 os to 1 1 ids Kent - 51 Os to y 1 os Sulk: 51 es to 61 68 Suffer - 51 os to 61 sos Eifel 31 OS to 61 6s Farnham 81 os to 91 os I PRICE UF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 51 toe to 71 os I Pockets 61 os to 71 zje PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. • St. James's. Whitechapd. 11117Perload 1 IS oto 6 o o Hay per load 4 016 S to Straw 3 70to 3 is 0 Straw a zo to 3 8 Clover 5 oto 6 o PEKE OF BAT AND STRAW IN SIAITIIFISLD. Hay, -31 lOS 10 St CS I Clover Al Os to 61 os Rowea of os to of os Straw, al cos to 31 31 SMITHFIELD MARKET, June sa. This day's Market was well fupplied with prime Beats, and the thew of Cattle, In general, was very good; Beef and Mutton are cheaper than our laft report; Pork is fomewhat dearer ; Veal and Lamb fupport laft prices, and the trade, for the molt part, was pretty brick. The (ales in the Hay Market were rather lively; Hay, Straw, and Clover, have fallen in price face Friday's Mar ket. We fubjoin an accurate ftatement 4 the prices and numbers : To fink the offal—par [tone of Sib. Beef 46 64.1 to ss 4d I Veal 4s Cd to se od Minton 4s 64 to 54 od Perk 4s 6d to 5s 44 Lamb Ss od to 6s 4d. BRAD OF THIS DAT. Beans, about 1960 —Sheep and Lambs, 13,640. Calves a so—Pigs sso. NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, June 22. Per (tone of 81b. by the carafe. Beef 3s 6d to 4s 4d I Vcal 35 81 to pod Mutton 4s od to 4s 61 Pork 45 64 to so ad Lamb 45 84 to 6s. mt. RAW HIDES. Hldes(per(torie) as 44 to as 64 Horfe Skins 13$ to its each Middling vs ad to se sd Sheep Skins os od to os od Ordinary is 8d to IS lod Shadings os 9d to os od Heavy Calf its 6d each I Lamb Skins as 6d to 318 d PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each ssid to 22#d Ditto, 6o to 651 b sad to 264 Merchants Backs soid to Via Drafting Hides syd to illfd Fine Coach Hides iB(d to sod Crop Hides for Cutting sod to 234 Flat Ordinary syfd to sod Calf Skins, 30 to 40Th Ps doSen dos to 42s Ditto so to 7olb 343 to ass Ditto yo to Bolb 335 to 36s Small Seals (Otoenland) per lb. 35 8 - ! to 3s rod Large ditto loos to ties per dos. Tanned Horfe Hides —s to —s cads Goat Skins —s to —a COAL MARKET, June 2%. Ships at Market Ships fold Price 44 Newcaftle Coal 8 . 42s od to sts 9d is Sunderland 4 415 od to 445 od I Stone Coal . o cos od to Co. cd COUNTRY MARKETS. PRIORS or Gaeta AT vat FOLLOWING MARartat Basisorroes.—Wheat 623 od to 836 od per Quarter. Barley 33s od to 35s od I Beans 455 od to 4911 oil Oats 29$ od to 331 6d Bread is 8d per gallon Ham-ay.—Wheat tos ad to 36s od per Qr . Barley 3os od to 345 6d I Beans 445 tad to 49s od Oats 24S od to Sts od Peafe ocs od to 525 od MAtossiutAD.—Wheat 64s cd to 9os od per Q. Barley 385 od to oos od I Beans 485 od to soh od Oats sos od to 37s cd Peafe cos od to ow od li gv , s ,,,, T .—wheat 62s od to 88s ad per Q. Barley 295 od to 34a cd I Beans 446 od to 48. od Oats 30S od to 35, od Peafe oos od to oos od R rant No.—Wheat ych, od to 89s od per Q . t . .. Barley oor ad to 331 6d I Beans oos oil to 495 od Oats sys od to 325 od Peafe oas od to 504 od A perfon, aged 36, had a (mall Scrophulons UI ceration in her hand, giving her much pain; it-then broke ont in her writ, both her flsoulders, and her knee, each Ulceration difcharging much, and not dif pofed to heal ; it then affeaed her right elbow ; and thefe ulcerations, with a difpolition to general debi lity, fhe Coffered for twelve years. Her knee washealed in the Worcefler Infirmary, and fhe experienced Come benefit while a patient for a ikon time in St. Bartholo- mew's Hofpital, where fire made application for the benefit of SPlt SRURT'S PATENT ANTIECORBUTIC DROPS, at the Difpenfatory, No. 15, Soho fquare, London. By the application of the Drops for fix months, her ulcers gradually healed, (he regained her flrength and appetite. It is now a twelvemonth, and flag remains perfetlly well. Any information of the above fait may be obtained at No. 9, Duke's Court, Drury Line, London. ARRIVRD. Off Dover, the Princcfs Mary, Hunt, from Waterford ; James, M'Connell, from Baltimore, and the Thomas, Jones, from Vir ginia—At Southampton, the Diana. -- , from Waterford—At Liverpool, the Swallow, Lsndbridge, from Halifax; Amalea, Croydon, from Maffacuufetts ; Zutima, Howard, from Philadel phia ; and the Jupiter, Libby, from Charieftsm —ln the Clyde, the independence, Walker, front Charlene's', and Anna Maria, Elms, from Newroutiland—Off Falmouth, the Globe, Bailey. frontßaltimorgy-At Poole, Ann, Street, from Newfoundland — At Cprk, Marfhland, Bonayne, from Bashadoes—.Off Cape Clear, the Venerable, Igcniefon, front Honduras—At Waterford, the Jerald. Murphy, from Virginia—At Grenada,the Grenville Bay, fvlann, and the Favorite, Dunlop, from London—At New Provi dence, the Eliza, Fitzgerald, from London—At Antigua, the Mi nerva, ltiddon, from Africa—At Trinidad, the Ballanlin, Carr, from Madcira—At St Vincent's, the Mariner, Aikew, from Dublin. The Nelly, Reid. from London for Peterlburgb, is on more on the Gulph of Finland. The General Scott, Crowan, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, foundered at lea on thc Bth of May —Crew fated. 3he induftry, Bean, from Riga fur London, is on more at Demefacfs. _ _ _ _ _ _ . The Hannah, Rolston. from Philadelphia, and the Mary, Ri chards, from New York, arc detained and fent into Portfmoutb. The Mandarin, Cunningham, from Bolton, it loft on the coati of Holland. The Adventure, Hill, from Halifax, has been taken, re taken, and is arrived at Nevis. The Burlington, from Hull bound to St. Mich*:Fs, was captured on the Ift of March, and loft going into Cherbourg. The Garland, Allston, from Hull for St. Michael's, and the brig Halerow, Mailer, were captured Ou the 18th ult. and carried into Calais. We have received a packet of Antigua and St. Kitt's papers to the zoth ultimo, by which we learn, that Captain Walker, of the Afia tranfport, and eight officers of the 16th and 64th regiments, captured on the zoth of February, off the Marawine, arrived at Grenada on the zoth of March. The tranfport, it' appears, was attacked by la Fripone fchooner priva teer, of one long 18 pounder traverfing on her main deck, and four 18 pounder carronades, and So men: a gallant altion was fuftained for three quarters of an hour, during which Enfign Leviagflon, of the 4th Weft India regiment, and two failors, were killed, and Lieutenant Colonel Sir J. Wardlaw, of the 64th regiment, and the Chief Mate of the Arta, danger. oufly wounded. The Afia mounted two 6 pounders And four 12 pound earronades ; the crew confined of zz men and boys, who were gallantly affifted by ten officers and two privates, paffengers, who kept up a btifk fire on the enemy till their cartridges ex• pl.,ded by the wadding of fome of the enemy's guns falling into the box, after which, the wheel ropes be. ing fhot away, and the enemy in the ad of boarding, no alternative remained but to (hike, and prevent further bloodfhed. Colonel Wardlaw, on account of his wounds, was left at Guadaloupe, but he was de clared out of danger. A liberal fubfcription was raifed at Grenada for the widow of Enfign Living non, who, with two infant children, came in the cartel. A fmart flock of an earthquake was experienced at St. John's, (Antigua) on the evening of the 39th of April. At a late fafhionable rout, the fair Wes had an ornamental tree in the centre of her grand (upper table, whofe towering branch difplayed, in golden charafters, the device—" Bom FORTUNE.' On the lateral branches were various feted numbers in the Lottery kyle—in allufion, probably, to fome recent extraordinary events from be . #42le numheri.— This emblematical tribute to Fancy was tafiefully ex ecuted ; and there is no doubt that the now very interefting Lottery Scheme will feel its confequence from the number of falisionables then prefent. On Tuefday afternoon, a tremendous form of thunder was experienced at Tetney, near Louth, Yorkfhire. The lightning ftruck the, thatch of a cottage belonging to Robert Ratting, and in a thou time confumed it, and the principal part ;aif the far- . niture. Fortunately no farther damage w : e. .... Yelierday the Rev. Benjamin G t reats rte t a rntber Frivate examination befo e VAL, cnarged with wilfully &hie a> aded pittol at the perfon of William Jones, the call from whi • ailed through part 0 his right fide, and t his (boulder, from which his life w . • t er ; Jones was Co far , recovered. . .• ; exami ' nation, and gave a full aec.' , ',' eireumfances; bat as the prifoner ismi4licled or a furthf4 mination, we decline td report the particulars, . affair at peefent. : '-•• . , MURDeR —On Sunday night James Swenharn, an Irifh labourer, in a difpute with a man of the name of Stephen Burnt. was killed by a blow of the fill on the fide of the face, at a public houfe on Saffron hill. The - murderer immediately ahfconcled. The body remains for a Coroner's Inquef. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. Dear Slr, No. 9, Bridge-ltreet, London. IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have received from your invaluable Medicine—LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, About two years ago I was attacked with a Venereal Diforder which I traced rather flightly for fume time, but the Wreak at length fpreading all over my Body, I was obliged to apply to the molt eniinentof the Faculty,buttheir affiltanet afforded only tem porary relief. I went through various coulee of Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. The ulcers that tpread all over my limbs, rendered me a complete objed, fo that my rHends defpalred of my recovery. When brought to this Emotion, I confidered death as inevitable, but a relation of mine commenting upon the many cafes in which ; your Pills had fucceeded, I was Induced to try a box of them, which I thought rather relieved me, and by perreveranee for two or three months, and following your dirtellons I experienced the MGR unaccountabie relaxation from pain, the fore gradually fubfiding ; I am now, thud GOD perredly recovered, and wait ing out daily : I doubt not bat one more box, which I think eau, tious to take, will cambia' my health in its original nate. It is with the molt heartfelt gratitude that I fubferibe myfelr. Sir,' ,your much obliged humble fervent. Wee. Potasou. 1 Deanfgate, Machelter, July z, 'got. P.S. For the public be nefit Igo not °bled to the above being trublithed, but leave you to ad as our own better kadapneat (hall didato. Prepared and fold by the tale Proprietor, Thomas Taylor, Mem bee of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his Hoefe, No. 9, New Bridge area. Where, after a conitant refidence of more than thirty Et yeses in a practice particulaly dir.ded to the Cum of VenereatCornplalets, with that inviloablefecreey, which men of his prate-don Ihould always obferve he flatters hiudelf, the advice and afilltance be gratoitouily adeolniftep to perfons taking this Medicine will be efteemed by a difeerningPab lk as an advantage feldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. ,life Sold, by his Appointment, for the couvenien, et of thofe Ming at a diftance, at the Perfumer's, N 0.35, St. Alban's-Erect, Pall Mall; the Toy Shop, No. 103, Orford- ft rect ; Mr. Difb ••• rough's. No. 7, Fa lk-ftreet Hill; Mr. Steel's, Bookfeller, N. a, Union Row, Liale Tower Hill ; Mr. Winton 's, Southatidgc, •Edinburgh ; Mr. Colwell'', Dublin ; Mr Billinge's, Liverpool; Mr. Atleinfon's, Manchefter • andhy one Perron in ev er y con fiderable Town in. Great Brit ain and Ireland, in Botts of only as. 9d. each, realest up with fall and plain direetiosts. whereby Perron, of either Ste mat Cure themfelves with Eafe, Spool, So. greey, and Lakty, MO Tanintiost his .hitherto braved the rage of es A bunny mere than tbe C ORDIA I. BALM a GILEai Which at length has formounted every °Made ; even its very mks are compelled to acknowledge the force of its virtues, gom. languid conßitutions, debilitated from various eaufes, are t& Z. i t reanimated, and the bledings of priftipe health and vigou r : ftored fa old age by its heating and fanative qualities. No m e dki: ever yet offered to the public tto esperieneed fuch an na i ves - C a . rapid and unprecedented Isle, which is in Wolf a futheieni -- 4 ninny of its worth. Mathews and Leigh, Bookfellers, Etc. at their Patent Mead e , warehoure, N,,. iB , nom& Lonsion, (save received (on moon d the very great demand) a 'rah fupply of Dr. SOLOMON'S en, LEBRATED BALM of GILEAD, for Nervous Co Confumptions, &c. price los. 64 and Family &Wei, w id e l min four half guinea bottles, at 335. by which 95. are keel Likewifee a ANTI Ist eltrlnet4 te, WiIIIONt Mercury, for lap, city of Blood Scurvy, bee. The AUTZ 10 t NT LOTION, for Eruptionsonthe Face ands* , pin's 4 4. 6d. bat( pints. as. 9d. A few fcarce Copies on Cale of that intereedng Tradb, tirei Rotenone's GNIDZ TO HEALTH, a book eatenfively read and sal, verfally approved, rice 3s. Alto. Sotomon s TILILATIST on HOT and COLD BATON( price ta 6d. Cr AU thde articles have the words " Sami, Solomon, ljv a , od," engraved on the Ramp—all otimiu are affuredly eounterid m. BUTTI:ER'S RESTORATIVE TOOTH -YO DER. herneffered to the ufe of the Public at large, na l bi the circle of Dr. P. H. Dimfdale's partiadaracquaintance, and* Nobility and Gentry, his Patients, and its virtue' inftlY alloretho ed ;but a certain delicacy prevented him from publicly an this trepar iou. Mr. Butler has aims into poffellen of the n = nerve, and be begs to allure thofe sillided with decayed or Wk, lye teeth and gums, that they may rely on tuAlicsey and fir. a d ve quanty....a trulfm of which any one may beconvineol,frie Gtr and candid trial of one box. Of the prOptiliti Of tab TINA Powder, its detcefive property is juft fufficient to clear away thole deitruilive particles of acid which generally adhere to the ran and in the intuition of the teeth, without injuring the furface either, healing formers in the former, and promoting a new mo, mel of pearly whiteners, where it has been injured or corroded' the fakir. It has a pleafaut and agreeable odour, and is withal` perfeCtly innocent that it may be eaten without i n j ury . y bdi diftinguiflaing chanderiftles of its fanative effects and fursiority, have procured ft the unbounded approbation of the (been, na Princeffes, the Emprets of Rufus, the Duebeffes of Yotk, Bedford, Gordon, Leeds, Rutland,and molt of the Englifh and foreip N o . kility, many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a me& fary appendage to the toilet, and indeed they do bat common else herein, fitice it imparts a fin:liners and beautiful rednds tout guma,to the breath the molt delegable (*mends and, if Widen& Rantly as direifted, will render the teeth firm and white, sod pm vent the tooth-ash from returning to thole who have been liable to its moil baneful effeEts. Prepared and fold wholefale and retail by Mr. Butler, No. Cheapilde, corner of Paternoller-row, London. and of moR cow try Medicine Venders and Perfumers, in boles at as. pd. each. Of whom may be had, Butler's improved Silver-wired Too& Brullacs, price is. each. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE - 7 - 7 THE advantage the public mull a l wa y s d er i ve 1 - from regularly educated profeMonal men direding abseil es dufively their audio to one fpccics of malady, was never more dearly demonftrated than by the unexampled fuccefs which Is attended the adminifiration of their new remedy, and the ems ordinary cures it has performed. Fora long fericsof years, Meths CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majelty's &Mee, have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular object of their M. veftlgation, and ate happy in having dikovered a medicine five. riot to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fufficicnt to obferve that the effeds of this remedy are diametrically oppnfite to chute of mercury.for though it completely eradicates every venire of the virus, in its nsoß confirmed .Rages, yet It does not in the leaft injure the conftitution—en the contrary, It renovates the fyl tent In all its natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates digeftion—thus instead of reducing a Itrong and vigorous conftita• tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre- reeves that confiltution in its primitive Rate, but reftores a weak and debilitated one toles natural ftrength and vigour. Numbs:rids inftanees are on recent record of the fuperior efficacy of this Medicine. its inherent and fpecibc virtues ading as a per petual eorredive to bodily debility, whether proceeding. from an meets of conjugal or illicit pleafure, or Irons the mat infiduout, though not lets defttudive indulgence of lama dons youth of ouch fens In a certain pernicious habit. Arnie the melancholy variety of diforders which are the confequence of this folitary vice, there are none more affiiding than that difireffing (tate ofdebility and dell dency, which prevents orembitters them trimonial Rate ; the unhappy fuffertr broods ever lab misfortune, dimmed to lick relief, until be is reduced to fuch a Rate of wea -1 net. as to renderlife oppreilive. To filch perfons it mug be a con• feting refleetion, to know that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatment, be reftored to that greatelt of all human bit/. logs,a Retail., manly, and vigorous conftitution. In all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever earfeartifing, as well as in every (pecks of venereal infection, Mc.frs Currie and Co. may be confulted by patients of either tea, with the &meta fecrecy and honour, at their houfe, No. toy, Hatton Garden. Letters from the Country (port paid) including a bank note, will have the neceffary medicine and advice rent to any part of the Kingdom. No. toy, Hausa Garden. .10[T HEN Profellionat Men of Education and Re v V fponfibility deviate from the gencal Syftem by the &Seddon of a particular branch, the fandlion of long continued llamas is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Thirteen years have I devoted any practice to the exdullve treat- ment of Three Diforders, and the fuesefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe, as far as I am able, the ravages el thole Complaints which are the molt important is the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, f formed a with at an early period of pradice to refine individuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally danger*** precipitancy of general Practitioners. 7 he Three Warders, to the cure of which I have devoted say attention, comprife every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION. whether of a recent or long duration; Idly, all kinds of dettlity, whether ariling front the habits of reboot boys, or the indulgences of mature age ; and,laftly, that derangement of the fyftem in wo men which is called BARRENNESS, or STERILITY. Numerous Dircafts are the refult of ignorance, or bete in the treatment of a fimpie Gonorrhea ; and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are patrolled by the indireretion of an unguarded hour a fuperior method (uch Complaints arc eafily cured; and, even where others have failed, I trult that I may pre fume to older a radical re-eftabliihmeot. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in this dlr. order, compared With the calamitous Cautions of men, who, from an indulgence in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fmtdonasle life, acquire that State of debility, which is the una voidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery, but care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fome confolation fee bins to know, that although ft be an objet of doubt or uncertainty with other grad:Witmer', the removal of there deficiencies by the gradual progrefs of renovation, Is the acquirement of my expert- MCC. If the rites of BaceSotor Venus have begun to ret.lCe muly vigour, much anxiety *Mtn prevented by an ra-ly counter:aka of thia languid flare; and in Vide cafes no great difficulty willows. But where this deficiency has Aar years exia...d, a proper pak veranee is indifpenfably tequifite to revive the fiumberind (parts of life, and u) re-animate the constitution. The (ecrecy which is fo effential to my undertaking, and tie qualifications Which I have }retained to nate, torn the bats of my pretenfions, -and in coincidence with fuck this intimation given, that Mr. Bree may be confulted perfonally, or by Lams ' (inclofirg a (mall Note), cart his hook, No. 29, Arundrl-ftral• Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an ashlitional Entrance in Water ftreetadjoirdng, sad the name is on both the doors. MARTIN BRE; Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London A Cairn on.—Sorne Perron% who falfely affert theinfelva be Mallat 22 or ru a ROTAL COLLZO2, having for reveal mania paft copied my Advertifements aloud% word for word, and infant them as their &4n prOducitions, it is my duty to :nation, thin thee Perfeas ate ow Members of say College In Landon, Ilia burgh, or effewhere; nor have they any right to pradtice Surely • in London. ; N. B. A Lift of the Memisen is publifhed at the Honk of College in Lincoln's-ion Fields,which may be referred to. ItiOH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE Tb-MORECI% 3t.ornhig - 38 Wawa altar 4 Afternoon - e 4 ;shone. ‘ 4 l , 4 - . 'LONDON : ince:l - and pubiitticd by Lb v e.t. Kr.N i , iov terbary-Place, Lambetb),at the STAR-Of:ma. No. I. Cr ri ftreet. Publlthed alto at he STA% Outer, Temple Bar. If- ,'1~~~;~ , • al r 4. , • -~ :% NUMBER 57441 •••••"-• ADAM NitriicE am* riostioar wed Irred Dr" 404.Nig& Iber 6 isidia ril amir. Is Is Miff at 7*jVu Friiiy the 26th V7wst sad, , ..-~--- :.. lICTVA rr . HE OOMM/SSiGoi • V/3 MAySEft 'That on Timidly next th, tective Tenders in writing (I as will undertake to purehaft hi His Majcity's Brywhouf; /*Truk's) of tht ptefest mot The Coodittoos of the Ciat Oak& ' No re:N.IIOIU it had le aaj isijareed la tow* at kip% yr kfire oar o'clock et the fell Ti as per* es& man ths Teal siellvor ohm ealla for. BRITISH THE BRITISH FI tending their liberal Pia 7odo. Merchandlze, Shipp pelead Agents in the Chinni wM►e the P►opofals may be pal ()Ace* is the Strand and ef lab:canoes dde at Mid the 9 1 Common !durance as. per Ha FARMING STGC WESTMINSTER FIR BEDFORD-STRE Par Infuring Hodes, Buik and Stock in Trade, stith ANNUAL and SEP are made on the Props sage by Plea; for Which pur dike, from nine o'clock in afternoon, Saturday ucepte dike cidrick. N. B. No Charge m ROYAL RXCH AN pERgONS whore an /4th hilt. are hereby inl to be delivered at the Com caanue anclin PALL•bfatt In the ferreal Comdr./; and t ply, for Os Mew's' of tb July nett, ai tile atilt a yonitibe dace death tall ot„'' Attreante it give Affurance of Buildings, Gol ►oar, lo Dec*, dr While Hai skit silo Merck Afarafiee of N. A Pi o AMA, sal k tit Award Proxima •xormh ADV SHIRE Of ROSS THE Honotnnble -a. HIGHLAND ROM Ikert.tary, tranfmkted to m fere Road, which It is proi lege of Catkin to Auebnalb and after puffing the Ferry Ehaken, with their Rdaluth to far ask may depend on tl the 4Sth year of the King, elder. of Lands in the 0 Comities of Ctomarty and wards the avenge of maki be approved of by the Coo In the 43d year of his pre building Bridges in the Hi nNttl Meeting of the Who ef fuels parts of the Counti ally fituated within the Co filet by thernftives or their day, the 29. h day of July n *nate, and Refoltitions t,f lAd before them far Mk when they are to determiai application to the Honow partawnd kitiftlitet of the fo. tam/anion of Which tajtoo with the Conunit t h of the Rims or It bg the powsrs and A. (SW Chanleo Haute, jure tt 40 - - - T H Satri C n ° ten i tite lt e 1 ( t ) . ; Messetki i ItOttleshahrlbi s7.—tlefitettdes to Englk fllffliblltty in g rown and laboltrelleff, Pt. hurt Chi Ihritir. Lomita% Of idiom may be Ail enlarge 4 Ostlturr b ell tO the 'ldea purpofei die %Attie', Olt* soli • Ter ode! I. sere aided Mom Aanichheist, DO in the Manideid Cogent ' 6 t * erm...nem may 8 gelitteedfifti. CZAVMS erer/C1 AF KERB oft ‘ O, lied theft Meth I eke if &it hYbIT LEMON julciortika is become an appendage le tplititaitte ft Mem tie pepetel et Labile' Vane% It hicolves hits are tufiewit for qinnot he had, this urea "ft km lohg been tlte Milos tab* Lbft Iv Phloarel by Atm Temple•lleft whe la m l Mk kingdom, foe its 'To be bad alio la ma