Star. — London, England, 1807-01-02 00:00:00

r''74 , r . I 1 . mint I es The weather har been very tremendous all over . Leiceflerlbire, Warwieldhite, and Lama(hire, where' it has been felt in an awfol:maither. There has been within thee laff few days moll dreadful thunder and lightning, betides blowing a bUrricane, ana torrents, of fain conliantly falling. The iohabltants in that part of England have been much alarmed by fuck unufual weather. Many'. villages about Litchfield are entirely under water, and the diffract of the poor are very great in confequence of it. The road be tween Litchfield and Stone is in many places filled with water for Soo yards together, and all the way up to the bellies of the horfes that are travelling through it. In other refpeas the weather is fo tad 4nd warm, that at a village near Lucefter there is an apple tree in fall bloom ; and at Litchfield, a gentleman,, hit week, prodneed green peafe on his table, out of his garden, in high perfellion, that were railed in the open ground. Cauliflowers bays keen Aro gathered out of gardens at Utebfieldoltithin a few days pan, in as high perfeeioa as kit was Som. mcr. The hedge; and trees elf moft Parts eve in bud , • ottAkithisbtrtjii, DEC. se. At three o'clock this =owing Irk Itas fi obe bightfi tide ever known at this place, by whithioaderalge damage has been !Whined in the larger hoofer* the water having overflowed the tea dykes. !twenty-five milts of tallow, a quantity of !pars, deals, and lathwood, were floated Off the whirl,. &steep eats of the tallow, and part of* Othilvieles; were recovered when the tide fell ; Nee' cinder were carried down with the current. A coofiderable pan of the Kerfe is under water. Obt of rair pilots and his family, who refide,d near to Holo.Metrr, 'were obliged to take to their boats, tbi, hook having filled at the windows." OREINOCK. VEC. a 6. On Thorfilay, about three o'clock fifths morning, it came on ~to blow a mall tremendOtts'ePtm from from S.S.W. towards ten it veered rottid to W.N.W. blowing with increafed fury; it' abated I little wards Tow water, but came on again to blow la the evening, and continued alnioli a hurricane during a great part of the night. The tide yefierdiy Morning rote nearly as high as the remarkable tide in January 1796, and, till the wind chopped round, confiders ble apprehenfions were entertained for the fafety of the goods in the warchoufes at the well and call quays, as both quays were overflowed. 1 am ex tremely forty to fay that the effeas of this norm are of a very difrefing nature, and I willt I could fay that what is known is the extent of the mifehief : The whole of the tripping lying at the tag of the batik and in the road, drove—amen the &user, the Independence, Weasel., bound for snatiefiea, is on bore to the bay of the bill of Ardmore c with bar rudder knocked 4 and a great part of the flan oved in. after having let away her formate. The Diana, Rossano* bound for Jamaica. is *More near Colgraia floufe, ago with her rudder unfbipt, her Ilan frame nearly knocked to pieces, and other wife much damaged. A floop riding at anchor in Goureeh hff,T, raw the quarter deck,liebus, and part taT the Rem fraiwe of a large veCel pal% byduring the plc. The Margaret, Srawear, one of oar regular, packets hoot Dahlia, was driven on lhore . ln a bay about half a mile this fide 'of the Point of Pencarft, her fade having been all blown to Given; tad a man, a boy, and three &Wises. palfettgert; - Verified 1,. the tad went to pieces in abouthalf an hoot after Ow truck. Captain Srewarr and the rill of the crew If" on the was and forttinately reached die awe in Way: The brig Aurora, --, tit !Irvine, grain leaded, from Ireland, and the cut* . •Eliaabeths ?RAISON, from Poet Glafgow for Trinidad. were ly ing in Urals& when the gale came on t the former drove foul of the cotter's hank, and they Were both blown out of the harbour. The Elisabeth fcudded before the wind, came ialide the,Cumbraes, and run on &ore on the beach at Large, and it is_faid will receive little or .no damage. Very , different,. how ever, has been the fate the brig, in endeavouring to get round the (ita& the Cumbraes, the drove on the rocks and went to pieces ; and, I am afrafd, the crew have all perilhed. The Captain's cheft, with the thip's regiller and other papers, came on lhorc at Largs this morning ; and the neighbouring (bore is covered with grain.—A !loop, whole name I have not yet learned, is on there at Weems bay ; and it is reported that littera' 'weirdo, driven out of Rothcfay bay, are on !bore at the pot of Towart: - At three o'clock to day, the mate of the brig &ketch. Scar?, of and for this pon from Limerick, With grain and proviurons, arrived in town, with an ac. count of the lots of that ved'el ou the outfide of the bland of luta, its a heavy sale, as Monday ha; the whole of the crew, am happy to fay, were fated. This winter has bees uncommonly tempelluoo4.— . You will receive herewith an extraa of a letter horn Oban, by which you will fee the-late galethave done a great deal of dansage the Highlands. Since writing the above, it eves me pinafore tq tate, that the Independence bas got off, and is moored in deep water, and will, j hope, get over this barbbar 'to morrow. °SAW, We have ha ilastift dreadfultweatber its, Ihio . oina. try of late. I ales, informed that there. is a thip longiacto Maryport, from Naos, bound to I:6er, pool, with a cargo of timber, on giOre on the Mead of Lifmore, near.the Bikop's plum and varponsch damaged, andit is feared will riot get idE A, Prof. ling !hip , from Dantsie to Liverpool, *lib timber, and wheat, is on there seat Loeb Dacia Mull,. alto in a very bad way ; a third, ! t O l4- 1 4 11 1 / 1 1417 9 la as Shore- at Arms ; and I have alfo beeninformed that a Well Indiaman is wrecked on. the welt of Mull.— We may expea to hear of more misfbrudes farther to the northward( WHITE/LAVIN. DEC. 30. During the whole of laa week, we experienced a continuation of the fame tempennons weather which for a long time rat, we have had occafien Co repeat alkyl.* notice. The tides have generally flowed out .oaf coutfe4 aad frunetinies from the heavy gales of mind, varying. from S. W. to N. W. an unufual body of water has been pat.ap. Oa Tburfday lan, in the &mono, the wind tbse at S.W. it role mete t h en two r o aperpeadleadar above the heightfet down in the tide table, which, from (Moral yens oapiri vice, has been as activate as any.ackaiariAll ma tibly be. A batik in Mark-lase was m ot the water, sad fell down. The occupier had rtp- . astely quitted the preinifcs a Ilion time before. - S• VEW_CASTU, WC. sy. On Thurfday tall, the wind blew a perfect hum cane from the Well. In this town feveral-chimnies were blown down, tome houfespartly unroofed, and two or three pet fans (emelt hori the falfiii: : .CoU bricks, Ste. in the oeigjibuorliebd, fevetat-bne• heufes, cottages, *n4 treas e werc levelled ground. .great efrettiar well tower of North Shields' church was blown in, luting the di= of adminiflecing die holy facrament,ln the no Cretan terror of fkieritof the communicants: . The organ flandi near the window, and'wai hi imminent danger of being overturned, and dallied to Pieces ; bet immediate affillance being had, prevented this efetli. At Berwick the Qorm was equally dreadful, And didwnich dadiage in that neighbourhood. One floop was Peen to fi nk in the fair Way, and another' to drift off to fea difmalled,. which afterwards loon deved on the Staples, where it is feared all hands .have•perifhed. • • `• MARRIED. YclterdaP, at St. George's Church, Hanover fquare, Charles Platt, Efq. Captain soth Regiment, to Mifsßamfden. only daugh ter of John Ramfden, Efq. of Taviftock ftrert, Bedford-fluare, and of Wreakam, dear Slough. DIED. . At Other, Arabella Rawdon, heirefs of the late Sir John Chef. krt. and aunt to the Earl of Moira. On the slub of September. at Sulu*, of the fatal few:T.ln hin sad year, I.kute tact George Auguitii Snith, of the 16th, ilegi; meat of Infantry : he ens the younger foo of Mrs. Chailotre Sinith,aod espied See wetha befote his mother. who wargrovi dentially !pared the afillaing oews. • • TOMORROW. • Sea Was • -: Alva fats I Moon We 3 minutes after 133 valuate' a ft er 3I 43 minutes after i I WATIR AT LO ICON NAMOR TO.W** Moab; o aims after g Memos - 3s sebum saw • • SALES BY AUCTION. By Order of the Conmdfroners for the Care and Dlfpafal of Prot ean Property, At the ;moon Tame, Pandrole4treet, Plymouth, on Friday, Jo. nuary re, at tar olloadMe the foramen, THE CARGO of the PRUSSIAN BRIG MINERVA. 77 Pipes Brandy (Proof) . 34 Pipes and His& Red Wine s 9 Hhds Mufeadel and other White Wine ' 13 Cafes Liqueurs. The Cargo oldie Dania Brig ANNA DOROTHEA. front Cette 54 skies sod half ps. Brandy 4 Cali Almonds4f piste *Mei Brandy 4 bales 119ealko Red and White Mut. 4 barrels Capers coil Wine is cafes Preferves, Anchovies, T 711 pieces sod other caiksWhlte &c. Wink 3 cafes Prunes 61 pietas Red and Whits Wine 2 ditto Ranks. . s calks Vinegar; s ditto Figs 6 calks Orderany Oil Olives i bag Rice s eat Cream Tartar , i ditto Nuts j calks Verdigestafe 35 bales Cods. The above Cargoes condemned to the Crown. Alter which. the entire Cargo of the Brig HA ABSToonderoned to his Majefty's Ship Active, Captain MOUSSAT. 5 11 &ca and ba lf * ca l Brandy and Spirits Brandy 5 Migtheads 52 Hognseads Mukadel Wine 170 Pieces sad half Pieces Red and 'White Mao s cafes Wine In bottler 3 bales Corks S calks °edam:ly 011 Olives s 5 hales Laurel leaves 4 ditto Ahmed* sus Wow (Weed) as yel -1 ditto Capers low Dye I and Come other i cafe Anchovies . Articles. s stalks Argol For Catalogues and further inforniadeo, apply to Mt. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, December 27, tied. At the London InnooPlytnouth, on Thurfday, the iyth of January, 5807, by Ten Mock la the Foramen, by Virtue of a Com maw of Annlfemeneand Sale, frown the High Court of Ad miralty, addreired to Joan Taco. Efq. For Home Confumptioo, or Exportation, ABOUT One Hundred Tons of very Fine LEAF CATALONIA CORK of beR Q2ality, being the en tire Cargo landed from the Dant& Ship HA BET, A. Peterfhii Matter, detained on her Voyage from the Bay of Rotes, by the private Ship of War, Trafalgar, M P. Gibbs, Commander. ALSO, In Purfuance of a Commis don of Appraifement, and Sale, ad dread to CiIIARLES IVIARTIN, Merchant, and Joan Haw. sea, Efq. 2430 Square Bottler 5300 Pint Bottles 1539 Sacks Peafe, Beans, and Calavances, each containing four Bari" .27* Sacks of Wheat, each containing four Bulbels asp Canvao Sacks s Bales of Pattsboard 2 Cafes of White Paper. 7 Cab 01 Bribes, mad Pearl Barley 13 Cafes of Wiest • s Bales of Nl:biceps. Being the remainint pan of the Cargo of the Woldfartb der Stadt Altona, A. P. Keefe Meat?, taken on her Voyage from Amite:dun, by the privet, Shjp of War Lion, M. P. Gibbs. Consonander. For viewing the raid Goods, apply three days before the Sale to the faidConuniZooen, or to Man. John Teed and Co. Ma chants. ALSO, The Gallia(' MARORETTA, Bather about Ninety Toes, is a Madame, Meng. well built Vegel, and well adapted for a Coater or any Trade where a Va. tel of her diesenficits lam Mk. fails remarkably fait. • • immediately after the Sale of the Maria Margretta, Will be Sold, her Cargo, confifting of About po Tons of French Salt. Taken by the private Ship of -War Trafalgar, M. P. (libtos, ' Commander, and condemned as Prize. ALSO WILL BE SOLI). • The Hondo= Ship HERCULES o—Dintantions Lillgth - on Doak IS Ft. 8 In, Breadth - se Ft. t t In. Depth k Hold t 5 7 Helilit bet. Decks •S . at Aentaferal 2a6 611-94 Tons. A (trent well bulk Ship, wellealadated fpr the sweat pumice pi Trade, tails well, and males a Wm Cup, captured by the Linn private Skip of War, M. P. Olhlon, Commander, on her ' Voyage from Norfolk to A ntwerp, antoundommed as Prize, now lying in Curfew, and there to be dellmead. • Alio fee Home • Abuse 4000 Oak =raves • sus aura Staves. 4etog the itoodemsod port 40 doe Cargo of the faid lip Her mesa • 3,y /Was of Henri. Bag the tarahsiss port eithe Cargo of the Amber, takes on her d r ayage (rota Bisirdatux, by the private Ship of War Ltos, M.P. Gibbs, CoMMander, eai cordomOod u Prise. ALSO. The good ChaSe Maree EL DILIGENT(', Bortheo about Twenty-Sec Tons. A Rroft wall balk "AIM. wait make a budy.Coaßer. or Bt Tikes 'am the Spaniards, by his Haudatro lalidadl,Cortioandir, and condensed as Prime. the Chef. Maras SAN *MIX SAP ANTONSA t aid SAN ANTONIO 'V ANIMA* • Awl damsels ydli hi Sold estk.isdre Corm, weiltirelt Iron. *hod • ' • Steil RAN ag4 " kw Ore T.. • • Takes by Ais Majelky's Brig Ithsibit e 11 401•11. , Cosynanierorida4 as Edits . For Caulogues. bilrenreck_}. wkwriogigrarquirlllll!!A 'fey Him klaysliskore the We, at toe e • . . MP& TIUIP SIM • Pljawalb e lbe..l4lBo6. lixoate,Pipwaih• .4:IC--44" .. ' ,ra?, t~ -- e+G y~:~ r LEICESTERSHIRE. A Capital GRAZING FARM, oar MELTON MOWBRAY, with Immediate polfefloo. By Meltra SKINNER, DTKR and CO. On Taefday, January so, at is, at Garraway's, in one lot, A V4luable &4d very defirable FREEHOLD 34 . ESTATE, Senate at Thorp &activate, Svc miles from the capital market town of Melton Mowbray, and ten from Leine( ter ; matting of about 390 acres, chicly deb graziog land, lying in convenient iacloihres, wen wooded and watered : a very pod dwelling bailie, with &Rabic clues, garden, orchard, and me* buildings, now in the wallas of Mr. Philp Gray, at a very low old rent, and who has notice to quit at Old Lady Day next. To be viewed; printed particulars may be bad of the temot ; slits at the swan IN, Melton Mowbray; of Mr. Prke PA*. Lei ; Bur. Head, Loughborough; of Mr. barber. printer, Nott ; of Melia. Blandford and Sweet, Solicitors, Tow pie, London i • at the place of Me ; and of Mars. Skinner, Dyke had Co . Ablerfptadrect, London, where a plan may be fees. FOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS. DR. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SALUTARIS, is by far tbe pod rare and efeasol Remedy ever yet damm ed for t he Care of that &wpm= Mare. Perron. athappily at. Sid ed with VenerealConallaists in all blies, and seder is vs rious appearances. willed s Rowe and peeress Mkt; by WWI there molt invaluable Drops : wMth foe their eseelleney dieing se years practice in the all popdsse part of London. viz. Hatton. Garden, have been tweessi Owes Solstsels. The keroey with which won pertain b allldted Radii issedill to oossool daddisiltr isr, sal t WV . essObYld vibig ilkil!S disk Dn.; NOB IMF mew eamosat .t • . woe $S all nisareoss wrints-. eepsiesaras, agotelsa whatever. By • p wolframs at Peownw.ibey are fold sebobtaldend re us, by R. Bader. Ns 4. aIOOPIAIV4IOIIOr Of P. 44,0011 t row 4 . Woo 1111A;( 44 411 thiliVB: Wollis sod Robes% Verdes ; Rebrd• joksitei, Oulto i rs WWI., Pitman. and Ro. Defer t , 1 ?=, s hfinowls=te ki tatills Ha eZell. • bo aad ver G =, ond Lang. Deal; Collide aid jaisib. Illowsirs; Wkheridge, 'Chadian ;WorroNswillingilisaad . l46.hirtpts Tboaspror, Yarmouth .144, trAi_ Wollbsslieldo t Mes4=4ll. &zer:; .Ileoaning. 70011 Bow asdSod* Sdlobsrgt. ; 1.e.1. ; ' Wood, ; 1~; Liverpool ; Stains awl Vaughan, Mosiebelter; wintsi Rueter ; Cor a tree, lorry wed Illieipatd. Beall I Haliwel and Hons. larbg 41taveellos, Niewich ; Hodron, .Canbehlige ; Poilardt LIO4, blialgoise Barbey: Noulogbant ;- Dm* . ; .Wded, and Note and Lketd,llltislngtent; and mo Dr it e a 41164 %DON Whole , mold. 10614 - firtik air* *Maas. - SALES BY ACTION• SWANHOLT) MATE ON TM itORDIES _ ..• DOMINI/tit AND BEDFORDOWE. 4 1 11 Flaay the zos ( 3 4 ". o f j as.u spb 1 807, :be Cock, .an a. "MgfrO.T:Dn:l;Tain,c'fritrir.eia the Par ;file s 'Most Stoughton, in dye Cirnoty of Huntingdon, and Eaton County of Bedford. containing-about Clary Acres of Ar blealithleadow Latid;in dse occupation of Mr. Chas. Milks, Wl9 'Ulan , the. Prernifes. offeifioninsay be had at .Lady Day nest. a nd further indica. lark at the Offices of Megra. Yorke and Skerard in Ouadle or Tbrapfton. • • OF HUNTING• Valuable * FRKEHOLD ESTATES. in 'the TOWN of NOT - TINOtiA M, and at CALVERTON. near NOTTINGHAM. By Mars. SKINInit„ DYKE, and Co. On Wandday, January ta, plandisally at three o'clock. st the Blacknioor's Head, at Nottingham. to 20 ie to, A FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, fituate Mend near the village.' Calverton, eight miles from t"ltinghtut,and three from the turnpike road to Mansfield ; con fining of a convenient family honk, with fuitable offices, coacb boufe, Raiding, garden, pa Uuck a, and fundry inclofures of land, containing about 14S acres, tythe free, and fix cottages. The entre Is stow In the poffeMon attic Rev. Dr. Milialhaw, and Meff Wgt. foo, Cooper, Ceche:Lek, Colliniaw, •Stevenfon , a nd others, who have received notice to (mit at Old Lady-day next. AUo two ii luable Freehold Fields, moR defirably fituate at the catmint of the town cf Nottingham, contiguous to New 'Radford; die Windmill Clore}, containing about liven acres, In the occuparion of Mr. Facon. Alfo a FftehoklDwelliorboufe,Offices;and Gar- den, in Pack-caut,Nottbigham, in the occupation of Mrs. Arcfici, Lacemaker. 1o be viewed; printed particulars startle bed, Of 141. , Ihrb.tei,' `Head. in; White Lion, Calverton ; Menstlell ; DWI eld. Loughborough ; Mr. Priceßrinter, Leleener 4C• Mar!. i inanand and 84 , 02 t, Solicitors, tempts, London ; at the Ai*, of fade; and of Media. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Aidesfgate-fixei , S London, where a plan may be ken. FREEMANTLE PARK, HAMPSHIRE. By Merrs.SKINNER, DYKE, and Co, oa TUESDAY, Jan. so, at Twelve, at Oarraway's, AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, &nate in the part& of Kingfelere, 4 miler from Overton, g from Bafing ftoke,and ti from Andover and Newbury—comprifingfreemart tle Park, being a free park and manor, conlifting of a good farm. hoofs, offices, barns, ftabling, and ufcful outbuildings, and 446 Acres of Arable and Pafture Land, lying exceeding Iva., and ca. pabk of great improvement, in the occupation of Mr John Brown whale leafs stpircs at Mich aelmas 1807. The land-tax i, redeemed. To bealewed. and printed particulars may be bad on the pre natal Woe( Mr Collina,:Printer,Sallibury ; Mr CrutwsU, Pria ter, Bath; Meff.Stnart and Co. Printers, Reading; at the Star, Andover; George,Winchetter ; Crown,Bafingitoke ; King's Arms, Bsgfhot ; Bulk, Staiaes; duo, Maidenhead; of WM Farrers, At kinfoo, and Johufmt. Litscoln'elna Fields ; Mr Gough, Solicitor, Warminfter, Wilts, Mr Charltoo,9urveyor, Stourtoa, Wins • at the plate of tale, and * Meffrs . Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alla gate, London. FREEHOLD MANOR and ESTATE—Hampihirs. By Meffrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. On TUESDAY, Jan. 20. at Tv eve, at ()areaway's, A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. lituate two miles from Overton, 8 from Eafingftoke, is from Andov and is from Wincheiter, all good market towns, and within one mile apd a halfuf the greatWeftern road through Salifbury—com prifing the Manor or reputed Manor of Overton, with South Litchfield Grange Farm, contifting of a large Farm-book, and (dices ' barns, Raiding. and ufeful out-buildings, and 616 Acres of Amble Paftnrc, and Wood Land, a part tytke-free, lying exceedingl y well, in the occupation of Mr John White, whore cafe expires at Michaelmas zBo7, when part:ditto may be had of the &arable eltate, capable of great improvemsen The land-tu is To be vies by applying to the tenant, of whom printed par ticulars may be bad, particulars alfet of Mr Collins, Printer, Sa lifbury ; Mr Cruttwell, Printer, Bath ; Met Smart and Co. Prin. tees, Reading; at the Star, Andover; George. Winched:es. ; Crown, liaGegitoke; King's Arms, Baglbot ; Huth, Staines ; Sun, Maiden head ; of Met Farms, Athinfoo and 'anion, Lincoln's-inn-fields; Mr Gough, Soilcitor,Warmiofter, Wilts ; Mr Charlton, Surveyor, Stourton, Wilts •, at the Place of iale, and of Met Skinner, Dyke and Co. Aiderfgate-Itreet. LEICESTERSHIRE A Capital GRAZING FARM. TYTHE FREE. near MEL- TON MOWBRAY, with Immediate relitGoa. • By Mere. SKINNER, DYKE and CO. On Tuefday, January so, at twelve, at Garraway's, A Valuable and very Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, advantageoully Stuate at Wartnaby, Raton dif tance from Ab Kettleby and the turnpike road, and about three miles from Melton Mowbray, a mutt ettcemed put of the county of Leicefter ; comprilng about 211 acres of rich grazing and arable land, lying nearly within a ring fence; a fubttantial and convenient farm boufe, with fultaMe barns, Bilging, and out buildings, now In the potfetrion of Mr. Thomas Shuttlewood, who has notice to quit at Old Lady-day next. Alfo a Cottage and Garden, let to the Widow Spiby, and the corn tythes of fundry lands in the neighbourhood. The ktuation of this farm is ex tremely beautiful, commanding very extenfive and delightful pro. (petal, and it a molt clearable came for a Gentleman food of field (ports. To be Mewed ; printed particulars may be had of the tenant ; alto at the Swan at Melton Mowbray ; Mr. Price, printer, Lei teller; Ball's Head. Loughborough t Mr. flusbage,. printer, Not e tinghain ; Melfra. Manifold and Sweet, Solicitors, Temple,Lon don : at thaplace of fate ; and of Mean. Skinner, Dyke and Co Alderfgate greet, London, where a plan may be feat. y h i l z.. t u t sii St ak rip il lr o ll w g n % b H c t e o a r r tbe gftietvellis A i U r: l a p f ° ) r t w " rt er fu 1 charms of oil r Fair Conn- Sout, e. H« ThatEA nNd t IT try women are capable of ftimulating the Ives% of m at h to noble enterprize and laudable purfuits, who in return rap e * to be rewarded with the enchanti-g !enact and amiable hearts of thofe they love, an auxiliary venclxcan heighten their powers or faleinatl n n.uft certainly be a valuable acquifition and app cm k, to the toilet. Dr. SOLOMON', ArBSTFB.GENT LOTION, By removing the exterior obltruetion front the 'kin, beautifies the complexion, opens the innumerablr pores in the furface of the hr. man body, and affiltansture in expe ll ing the n ox i ous humours fro st the vit al Buid, which would otherwife, by being forced back into the blood, become the caufe of many dangerous difeafes. Sold by Matthews . and Leigh, iS, Strand, and molt country Bookfellers and Medicine Waders in the Unbed Kingdom. Doublepotage of all letters to Dr Solonion,Lircrpoolonuft be paid, and his fee, i t s 6d. incioft.d. - - IN profelEng myfell a reg ularly educated MER: ber of the ROYAL COL LECE of SUM:EONS in LON DON, I think itinoumbent ma me to 'lenity, that my Diploma from the College of Surgeons, as well as Ce.rtificares from the Hofpltals, and various Pioreffors under whom 1 itudkd Phyke, Surgery, and Midwifery, have been for 'years I , l3etd itt one Only Parlours, epec to the infpedtion of any one who happens to be there, or is defirous of loth exams: ation. TILIIRTEIN YIIARS I have reigned all 'other PraCtice, for the Study and Treatment of VeNtatAL Cossets's:l sand Draturr —but it was not till I had experience as an Army Surgeon and Cc. neral Praditioner, that I thought Myfelf juftilled in the Seledieb of this peculiar branch. The concentrated force of the hums/ intelled, when direded to a particular point, mutt acquire file tiOrity within the circle of Its own adion,and a long continued toe. cect, is a decjdcd proof, that, my efforts Dave not been lets hoe '.Matto ethers than advantageous to myfcr. The diftrefs and the mifery which' arife,fmm a certain define. I L tire habit, fo pernicious to fcboolboys, have been frequently pour ' frayed by the moralids of the age. But it Is the duty of every Praditioner, when called upon, to relieve Inch fuffaings by Medi cal AfEllance ; and it is the acquirement of my exeuftve cape rience in this line to offer in every fuch cafe a fa& and certain ra j 44:Aliment. In flight cafes of deficiency produced by free living, refidenee I warm Climates, or too much indulgence of fedudive PalGons, and in all reecnt Venereal Complair.te, early applicat infures its Mi.. mediate curt. But in the molt complicated Cafes of Dumas v aciornpanied by fever or Diforders of the fyitem ariGng from ne gleeted infection; tome perfevirance is indlfpenfably requifite r o e the re-animation of the Couftitution and reftortzi on to health and vigour.—ln all cafes with either fez, the moft invi dable fecrecy is obfcrved, and theterms of remuneration are plainly dated on the fir/ interview. MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Lor.dom e No. 29, Arundel-14m, Strand, near Temple Bar. There is ao additional entrance in Water-greet letters from town or country are expreted to contain a P.Aint note., RENOVATED HEAL H. I T has been too frequently the fubjeti of j u ft and general reprObatino that men deftitute of the elem e: ts of the medical art, have offered thernftlees as candidates for public patronage in the profelfion .of phyfic. For the purpofe of &ant juttlee to tho refs& of our ftudies and experience, awl to preveut us from being dared among thofc empiric' whore impudent pre tenfions have, unfortunately for fociety, been too favourably re ceive& we beg leave to fubtalt to the liberal and enlightened a faithful fiatement of our purfuits and acquirements. After having received a regular medical education as the pupils of Metre. Orin.. dal and Blizard, whole itaures and praatice we carefully atteu ded, as profs fors and furgeons of the London Hofpital, we entered ourfelves as ftudenu in that ;ally celebrated Ichoot for medical acquirement. the Royal College of Edinburgh, aod were inttrue ted the dif:rent brioches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and practice of Phyfie, Chi:Wary, Midwifery. Botany, &c. Ste. by thole eminent profeffors, Drs. Monro, G friary, Black, Hhntiltoa, Duncan and Rutherford. We truft we watt not be deemed pre furnptuous In [eying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconfiderable• Having fora long (cries of years made venereal complaints, and the various Wake of DEBILITY, the particular °Nal of our •ftudies and pradlice, It will, .we hope, be allowed that we have acquired fuperior koowledge of their treatment and care. In Wyk and recent cafes of iufadloo, a perfedt re cilabliehment Is completed in the 111011 periob of two days; and, In thole of the utmoft inveteracy, where other practitioners have failed of (utters, a proper perfeverance in our plan of treatment, adores to the patient a Cafe and radical ewe. Amid& the melancholy variety of diforders which are the effete of a habit long and molt unhappily purfued by the youth of both Sew, there are owe more alarming or more diftreffiog than theft deficiencies and debilities which frequently prevent or embftter the matrimonial ftate- To Web perfons it mull be a confoling re fle&ion to know that they may now. by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be reltored to that greateit of all human bletfings, a ftroog, manly, and vigorous conftitution. In all cares so debility, from whatever eaufe arifing, as well as in every fpecies of veto. real loft:dim, we may be conceited by parietal; of either fez with the greateft feerecy and honour. Hours of confultation at home from ten to three, sod from fie in the evening till ten at night. Patients is the country are respelled to Rate the particulars o( their cafe, age, and general habit of living, &e. &c. inclofing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the fame will be even or fent to any part of the kingdom. To enfure that fecrecy fo el fential to our undertiking, the poftage of letters may be added the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surpass. November a& 1806. No. tot, Hatton Garden. To T. &AY LUK, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge area, London, alt, Edinburgh, May 2, do°, IN the fpring of 1 794 I was afflitied wi t h a Venn. • real Complaint. which I treated with indifference fcr - five months; but was then obliged to app)'- to a regular Phyfician,who put a temporary flop to the virulence of the ilifeafe (by mercu rial application) for tome tine; but growing, In fpite of all mEtllt else and the advice of the firft Gentlemep of the Faculty Iscry.. worfe and worfe, for two years, I wp reduced to a Rate almot unparalleled and beyond defcripdon, being an entire leper,and ulce rated from head to foot. My head, throat, mouth, note, legs, arms,&c. have been alternately in danger of becoming ufelef• ;-- in &Oft, I have had from so to 30 eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.. It would be VOIIOOO3OIIS to par tienlarife all my cafe-4ufficeqit to fay, there Dever was, or ever will be, ONE of a more dangetims or of a more complicated na ture. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined my felt beyond all hopes of recovery, and, indeed, in my then esmdi don, death was preferable to my more than nii:Crable date. to tido dreadful fituation did I drag a met miferabie exifts-nce, tiU.Dtvt No Peolooanea threw in my way a newfmer containing the cafe 4 a Mr. R. 9f Pltymouth—my friends read it, I could not. I feat and procured tome of your Lidice, PATENT PILLS, 'flitch, bir 'hog flaws time to time, am now, and have long been, (after atom Sea tow pears indeferibable diftref,), in as good a Bate of Walsh as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this, I had a fine,thriving,btal thy child born to me a few months ago. In gratitade to Goo and in hopes of remitting my fellow-creatures fervice, I requeli you to pabliSh this ; and yon may at any time refer perfons, who with to be (edified of the truth of this. or further part,kulars, en sot or nay friends, by letter or perfon. As few cafes for badnefa will ever equal mine, and nonce:owl it, I have from srperience,every rearm to afore mankind, that in roar Law: es Pitt.. they will find a fure, fpm, fare, and rat*. al term I.r, and fold by the Sole Propriet o ,Tnoas Tartest, liff=:: i r te f the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at hleheors, No. 9, Now Bridge ftreet; where he will give advice, ',idiom a foe, to redone taking there Pills, and will anfwer patien ts iertees. if put paid, on the fame terms. obferving in all cafes the awl in violable fancy, no perfon's name .r cafe having been ' , undone& but at their own particular requeft, by the Proprietor. during th Pork at more than 36 years, that he has had the conduttieg an setenfive fah of the above Medicine, and the practice miring dserefrom. They are alto fold. by his appointment, for the convenience alf thate living at a (finance, by Mr. Baxter, South-51k*. 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