Star. — London, England, 1807-03-17 00:00:00

. : lE.:l,7ll::::.7laaarramoasorremwavd.arak....cal L 032 OF A DUTCH FRIG,ITE. Three frigates. that lett the Dutch ports early in February, Curried to be deil.ned for Batavia, in yoint , North ahroit, made their appearance off the Orkneys, n the 26th of lalt month, when one of them was driven Arne on the fmall ifland of Sanda. The particulars will be found in the two following letters. Three hundred of the Caithnefs' Volunteers, with the Arne alacrity and fpirit which they difplayed on a firmer occalion, have embarked for Sanda, to pro reef tt e inhabitants, and to fecure the troops and !allots who have landed on the Wand. COPY OF A LETTER FROM A GENTLEMAN, IN AN OFFI• CI; L SITUATInN, IN CAITHNESS, DATED THURSO, MARCH 3, 1807. " f have juft received notice, by exprefs, from Kirkwall, that a Dutch frigate, of 42 guns with a complement of 420 men, inclu ding 3 confiderahle number of marines, or foot fol.liers, had been driven on fhore in the Mattel of Sanda, upon Thurf-lay Taft, and that the troops having raved a confiderable part of their (mall arms, had become formidable, not only to the inhabitants of that ifland, but to the country at large. In confequenee of this notice, tranfmitted direectly by the Lieutenancy of Orkney, a meeting of the Deputy Lieutenants of this county has juft been held at this place in which it has been rrfolved to fend a ftron g detachment from the volunteer force of this county, to thy relief of our friends on the other fide of the water The expedition will fail in the courfe of the night, and I hope you will loon hear a good account of them. Ido not fuppofe that the enemy can be in any fituation to refilt with effyet. the force that will be font againft them. lam only fearful that they may find an opportunity of effeeting their efeape, by means of Come of the trading veffels, before our people get up, and thus rob them of their laurels." • EXTRACT OF ANOTHER LETTER, DATED EDINBURGH, MARCH IZ. - - " By a letter juft received from Thurfo, I find that a Dutch 42 gun thip is on Ihore at Sande, with 420 men, including 3 t that pe rifhed before landing. They were driven on the ifland on Thurf day morning, the 26th ulr. and it was fix in the evening before they were got albore ; the inhabitants diltributed them in fmall panics among the different families, and fecured about one hundred Rand of fmall arms in a (tore houfe, which the Dutch threatened to break open. The Gentleman who writes me faw a letter from a Mr. David Fotheringbam, to the Ma giftrates of Kirkwall, requeft big immediate affiftance. Captain Richert, in hie Majefty's armed Chip Norfolk, was in Deer Sound, but he had only fifty men on board his Ihip. Smacks were fcnt from Orkney to Thurfo, and near three hundred of the Caithnefs Volunteers had affembled to embark. as loon as the wind, which, at the time the letter was writ te•.t, blew hard, bad abated. The frigate parted company from two other; through thicknefs of weather, the day the got on chore, and they have lince been fern from the Orkneys. They were faid to bc bound to the Welt Indies, and to have troops on board." ANOTHER. LETTER—FROM THURSO, TO A GENTLE• MAN IN THE CITY. " Thurfo, March 3. " An exprefs arrived here' this morning from the Lieuten a ncy of Kirkwall, and figned by the Magiftrates, rcquefting the Vo hinteers might be fent to the ifland of Sanday, where a Dutch 44 gun !hip is wrecked, with azo men on board, 31 of whom died becore they could be landed. This happened on Thurfday laft, a hich proved one of the worft days that has been experienced in this part during thefe twelve years; the wind blew tremendoufly, and the fnow fell fo thick, as to darken the air. During the norm , many !beep, cattle. and horfes were loft in the heavy drifts of fnow. The Dutchman, not being able to weather the gale, was driven on {here in the morning; and it was fix o'clock in the ever ing before the perfons on board were landed; the inhabi• tar ts of the Aland difperied them into fault parties, when they took Deicer among the houfes, at a diftance from the ifland, which is about fifteen miles long. The inhabitants fearful of an attack, leaved a hundred thud of arms in a [tore houfe, and fecretsd a quantity in the land. Thu Dutchmen did not Teem difpofcd to furrendcr without refiftance, for they were threatening to f• ize the arms in the ftorc-hoofe when the expref. came away. If they fucceed, we do not hear that they are in poffeffion of ammunition. There!were three thins in company before the ftorm; the two other frigates were feen off the ifland on Sunday. They are the fame mentioned in the London Papers a (hurt time ago, as lying with fpriegs on their cables, in a Dutch port, and had zoo troops on board of each (hip. Our Lieutenancy have refolved that 3:o men (ball be I; nt againft the Dutchmen, who, it i hoped (for their own fakes), will not prove refraelory Six fmacks are already arrived to convey our troops to their deftination. Colonel Sin• Clair, of Ririe, and Colonel Williams, arc to command the ex pedition." DUBLIN, MARCH to. Friday night, CHARLES JAMES-F , X RUSSELL, the I infant fon of his Grace the Duke of BEDFORD, Lord I Lieutenant of Ireland, was chriftened at Dublin Cagle, by the Archbi(hop of Dublin. The fpnnfirs were the Duke of RICHMOND, reprefented by the Earl of HARRINGTON, Commander of the forces ; Lord HOLLAND, reprefented by the Right Honoura ble WILLIAM ELLIOT, M. P. Chief Secretary; and her Grace the Duchefs of LEINsr ZR, reprefented by the Right Hon. Lady ELIZABETH LI TTLEHALES•—• A fele& party of the Nobility and Gentry were invit ed on the happy occafion, and the incident feflivities prolonged the splendid pleafures of the meeting till an advanced period of the next morning. Sunday the Parifh Church of St. Andrew was re opened after a lapfe of near fifteen years, during which time that church had been doled for the pur pofes of rebuilding and undergoing the decorations which are now fo beautifully difplayed in that place of wot fhip. His Grace the LORD LIEUTENANT and Suite, in three carriages, efcorted by a troop of boric, artived at the Church foon after 12 o'clock, when the fervice commenced. Among the Noblemen and Gentlemen who acted as ColleCtors upon the above occafion, we obferved the Right lion. the LORD MAYOR, his Grace the Archbifhop of CASHEL, the Earl of MEATH, Lord CasrLE-Coore, the Bifhops of KILDARE and Doww, the LORD CHIEF JUSTICE of the King's Bench, the CHIEF BtRON of the ExcHEq,yER, &c. &c. The furniture of the Communion Table, reading defk, pulpit, arc. is of very rich garter blue velvet, it i,umed with gold fringe. Yellerday Mr. Glenton's houfe, in Mary-flreet, tank tire ; the flames were fortunately got under in a fhort time. On Saturday, a fire broke out in Mr. O'Bierne's houfe in Welfmorland ftreet, which was prevented from fpreading, by the prompt exertions of three Gentlemen. A fire broke out yeaerday in a large warthoufe in Bull lane ; in a fhort time the whole was a heap of afhes. The warchoufe was filled chiefly with carpenters fhavings. • Sunday, after Divine Service at St. Andrew's Churcl:, a melancholy accident occurred. One of the tSth light dragoons, on a reflive horfe, rode over a man and woman, the latter of whom, we hear, is force dead. An old offender, Iri!,'l.pn Ward, was flint on Friday night. in attempting to force open Major Montgo mery's Rabies in Island tlreet. A man of the name of William PcmiNz, was on Friday !aft apprehended, near At klaw, in the county -If Wicklow, on a charge of palling forged Bank Notes, and its now lodged in Wicklow gaol. SPORTING IVTELLIGENCE. BETTING ROOM, 11th MARCH. ETAT! OT THE ODDS FOR DERBY AND OAKS. DERBY. 6 to t 3pinft Lorl Egremont's ch. c. 7 to t againft Chaife and-One. 7 to I again!' Mr Wilfon's c. 3 to t spina Corfican by Guildrord. 11 tot againft Brother to Hedley. 15 to t againft Job Thornbury. 15 tot againft Rofario. 16 tot againft Gladiator. OAKS. 6 to I againft Ld. Grofvenor's Popinjay filly. 7 to I againft Mufidora . 8 to i againft Sifter to Candi. 12 to a againft Marccllina. Two extraordinary difcoveries have recently been made on the coaft near Rofcilly, about twenty miles from Swanfea: the tide of late having receded much further than ufual, the wreck of a veil - el has appeared, which was loft there about fifty years ago, and a cafk of iron wire was Taft week recovered. A fhort dif lance from the fpot, about 'albs. of Spanifh dollars, and half dollars, of the date of 1625, have been found amongft the fand, which are conje6tured to have formed part of the cargo of a rich Spanifh veffel from shuth America, called the Scandaroon galley, which was wrecked on that part of the coafl upwards of a century fince. • The Sae: Agricultural Report for February is highly favourable. The Irony nights have given the young wheats a very prlmifing appearance ; the tit.- nips and other vegetables, which were running fail to feed, have been checked% and there is no want of provifions for the fheep and cattle, till the advance of fpring. Peale and beans have been well got in; and the troll will render the wet grounds favourable for oat-lowing. _ _ The Magitirates of Norwich have for fnme time been occupied in the examination of John Parker, a Serjeant in the 3d Dragoon Guards, charged with having, eleven years ago,inurdered a young woman named. Elizabeth Hedgeley, at Brighton, by throwing her into a well. The principal evidence againft him is that of a man named Cobb, another loldier, who declares, that in May, r 796, he heard him, during an accidental meeting at Dar king, in Surrey, lay, 4' there are plenty of w—s at Brighton, and you will find one there in a well." A girl was afterwards taken nut of a well at Brighton, and the Coroner's Jury found a verdia of Wilful Murder. A gypfey of the name of Wheeler, having got into converlation with two other perfons, at a public houfe near D•)rchefter, on Wedneflay, refpeaing robberies and murders laid to have been committed in different parts of the country, confeffed having been concerned in the murder of Mr. ARNoT, a far mer, in a wood near Pinner, Oxfordfhire, fifteen years fince. The deceafed was found dead in a foot. path leading through the wood, having been feverely beat about the head, and robbed, as it was fupplfed, of property to the amount of tool. The fellow was taken before a Jutlice, when he gave information of another perfun, who has been alfo taken into cuftody. At Lincoln Aflizes, which commenced on the t ith inflant, an aaion was tried, in which Kirke was plaintiff, and J. Manners, Efq. defendant, to recover the price of 1200 cockades, furnifhed to the ufe and credit of J. Manners, Efq. at the time he was a candidate with Mr. Butler Danvers, in 1802, to reprefent the borough of Grantham. The delivery being proved, it was for the defendant contended, that they were not furnifhed to his credit, but on that of Sir W. Manners,Bart. upon whofe interelt Mr. J. Manners flood, and that the plaintiff had vitiated his claim on the defendant, by delivering a bill of the cockades to the agent of Sir William, made out in the Baronet's name, and foliciting payment of him. Evidence to that circa having been gone through, the Learned Judge, in fumming up, re• prefented the extreme hardlhip that the plaintiff would endure, if his claim was rejeted, as no order for the ribbons had been given by Sir William Man ners, and if denied compenfation from the defendant, by whom the order had been given, all legal means of enforcing payment would be fhut out from him. IVerdiet for the plaintiff, damages 931. At the Wilts Affizes, Mark Simms was tried for (leafing a filver watch, a purfe containing about 31. in money, and feveral articles of wearing apparel: he was found guilty, and received fentence of Death. Ifaac Green, indiaed for a burglary in the houfe of Thomas Laurence, at Daggous, near Cranborn, was found Guilty, and feveral others were convieted of trivial offences. In the caufe the King againft Buck and another, for an affault, arifing out of a riot at Weymouth, the profeculors are foldiers in the 7th regiment of foot, the defendants are constables of the town of Wey mouth. The Jury were locked up at four o'clock on Friday afternoon, and remained till nine on Sa turday morning before they could agree on their verdict, which they at tali gave for the defendants.. Three other indiCtments, brought by the fame parties, againft other conflables, remained to be tried. At Oakham Allizcs one prifoner only took his trial, viz. Smith, a gipfey, who was indiCted for robbing W. Maycock on the highway, at ten o'clock in the day, in February lalt ; but the prifoner pro ducing feveral refpeftable witneffes, who clearly prov. ed an stfibi, he was acquitted. As loon as the verdiet of acquittal was pronounced, a number of gipfies, that had attended to the proceedings of the Court with the greateft attention and anxiety, fell down on their knees in almoll frantic joy for his deliverance. The meeting of the man and his family tribe, after his releafe from fetters, was truly affeeting. Saturday fe'nnight the Affizes for Yorkfhite opened at the Cattle, before Sir SIMON LEBLANC, Knt. of the Court of King's Bench, and Sir GILES ROOK E, of the Court of Common Pleas, before whom the following prifoners have taken their trials: W. Wilkinfon, of Folfgrave, labourer, for ftealing from the bleaching ground of Francis Marfhall, at Old Malton, one piece of linen cloth. W. Watfon,of VlTarmlworth, for ftealing at Batby, a brown gel ding, the property of Richard Tyas. of Doncafter. J Hopkins and T. Bocock, for ftealing out of the dwelling hoe:: of J. dradford,of Bradford, 19 guinea notes. S. Bruill, of BTotherton, for ftcaling a gimp at Sutton, the pro perry of Sir J. Ran - tides, Bart. J. smith, for picking the pocket of Matthew Stead, of Dome ier, of about fifty pounds—all Guilty. Thomas Jewett, of Old Malton, for a rape on Elizabeth Stables, girl under ten years of Iv—Guilty. WNDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, MARCH t 6. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER Wheat, 473 62. 82s per qr. Grey Peak 44s scs od Fine Ditto, 82s Be 3 od Beans, (old) 4:1 45s od Rye, 441 483 od Tick Ditto (old) 333 39$ od Barley, 3554.16 Oats, 11,4 255 28s Malt, 68s 76s Poland ditto acs 32s 66 White Peak, (Boilers) 77s Bcs Rape Seed, 261 3...1—s Fine Fleur 653 to 7os. Seconds 6os to 655. RETURN PRICK OF GRAIN ON HOARD SKIP Ai UNDER: Wheat sos 65s 68s Boilers 74 5 805 od Fine 7cs Bos Suffolks to 8.. s od Superfine 82s 854 Grey Peas 405 4 83 ad Fine Elk: White, &c. 853 86s Fine New to 5 0 $ Rye, new 365 46s Beans, 345 48 5 Barley 305 455 od Tick Beans, 284 38s od Malt 64s 76s Oats ass 273 305 White Peas sot 6cs 68. Poland. 323 34s od RE TURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from the 26 of March to the 7th of March.—Total 7,433 quarters Average 78s. 96.—is. 61d higher than loft return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 28th of February to the 6th of March. Total—z 2,282 Packs—Average 706. 4,id os 21-1. higher than loft return. PRICE OF UAY AND STRAW IN MEI OFIELD. Hay, -altos to 51 p I Clover 31 3s to 51 sp Rowen of os to of os Straw, 21 14s to 31 os PRICE 01 7 HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 51 os to 61 I Pockets 51 os to 71 —6 SMITHFIELD MARKET, March t 6. To Bak the offal—per fione of 81b. Beef 4s 4d to 5$ 4d Veal p ad to 6s od I Mutton 4s 84 to p 6d Pork 45 86 to p 8d NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, March 16. Per Roue of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef p66to 4s 6d I Veal 4s cd to 5s 8d Mutton 3s 8d to 43 83 Pork as 8.1 to sts 83 COAL MARKET, March 16. Ships at Market Ships fold Price 8 Newcaftle Coal a 482 od to 32s 66 Sunderland 1 48s 3d to od COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICES OF GRAIN AT TUE FOLLOWING MARKETS. BASINGSTOKE....WhCat 725 od to 89s od per Quarter. Barley 35s od to 39s od I Beans 465 64 to 49$ od Oats 281 od to 315 od Bread 13 90 per gallon Maipc.turAn.—Wheat 7os cd to pis od per Q. Barley 383 od to 395 cd I Beans 455 od to sos cd Oats 283 od to 36s ed Peak oos od to 545 cd HENLEE.—Wheat 65s od to 963 cd per Qr. Barley 34i od to 405 6tl I Beans 38s cd to sos od Oaill 245 od to 32s o 3 Ptafe scs cd to 542 cd Nmventiv.--Wheat 645 od to 93s cd per Barley' 34s od to 38s ed I Beans 43s to 503 ed Oats 279 od to 315 bd Peale 48s od to 52s cd READING.—Wheat Es, od to 96s cd par Qr. Barley 336 Od to 39$ od Beans 456 cd to 4135 od Oats 2511 ed to 363 c.l Peak 47$ od to 53s cd MARRIED. On the nth inft. by the Rcv. Thos. Hughes, L. L.B. Sitnon Yorke. Erg. of Erth:g, Dtnbighfhire, to Mifs Holland, fecon.l daughter of John Hol:and, Fig. of Teyrden, in tle raid county. DIED. On the t4th inftant, at his hot:le in College-ftreet, Weßtnio fter, John Barnard, F.fq. of the Bank of England, aged 64. fterday, Kyd Wke, the Printer, who about the year T 795 , was convicted of intuiting his Majefty on his way to the Parlia ment Houle, and futfered an imprifonment of two years for it. H's death ms occafionn d by his being cruft.cd between the wheel of a waggon and a putt in Paul's Chain, St. Paul's Church-yard, on Friday haft. At her hol.re, in Rutland-fquare, Dublin, on Saturday, the 7th inft. in her 7.sth year, Alice, Countefs of Withiew, relidt of the late Lord Vitcount Wicklow. She is fucceeded in her title by her eldeft fon. the Vifcount, now Earl of Wicklow. Her very eaten five property devolves upon her fecond fon, the Right Hon. Wm. Forward. BRIG HOPE. OF SELBY. ALL Perfons [landing indebted to the Owners of the Brig HOPE, of Selby, the late JAMFS STUTHARD Mailer, are requefted to pay the fame to Mr. JOSHUAIOVER END, Merchant, Hull ; otherwife adtions at Law will be com menced againit them, fur the recovery thereof: and all Perrone having any demands on the Paid Brig, are &bred to frnd in their accounts as above, in order that they may be difcharged• Hull, Feb. 27, 1807. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO BE LET. QPRATTON PLACg, on the Manchefter, tingham, and Chefter Rogds, feven Miles from Northamp ton, feven from Welford, in a fine Sporting Country, and the Vicinity of feveral Fox Hunts of the firft Celebrity ; together with the attached and detached Offices, fpacieus and produelive Gardena, Pleafure Grounds, &c. and from 20 to ;to Acres of cx cdlent Land contiguous to the Manfion Houle, more or lefs, at the option of the Tenant. To be viewed on Tuefday or Thurfday Morninga.—Particu lars may be had at Highgate Honk, in the Yarn of Spratton ; and the Terms by application to Mr. flofworth. Holdcnby ; or by Letter to J. %V. Roberts, £fq. Thornby Grange, near Nor thampton. DEVON.-LARGE NAVY OAK TlMBrit. in LOTS, (Numerically marked wiih White Paint) as under, ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED and SIXTY-THREE Capital OAK TIMBER TREES, 7o ELM TREES, and 187 ASH TREES, with their Tops, Lops, and Bark. _ _ 'I his Timber lies very compactly, is of very large Dimenfions, and abounds with large Knees, Crooks, and Compafs Pieces. It grows on the Manor of CANON TEIGN, in the Parilli of CHR !STOW, four Miles from Chudleigh, ten from Tcignmouth Harbour, and feven Miles from Water to convey it to Teignmouth. ON BARTON FARM. LOT 1. 50 Oak Tree. u. from so to too inclufive. 3 too to 147 ditto. 4 St Elm 'Frets. 5 40 Afh Trees. 6 from 40 to 8z Afh Trees inclufive 7 3 Beech Trees. ON HYNER FARM. 24 Oak Trees. T Afh Trees. ON UNDERDOWN FARM. LOT I. zoo Oak Trees. a. from too to 200 Ditto inclufive. 3. - 200 TO 300 Ditto. 300 to 360 Ditto. S• 360 to 420 Ditto. 6. 19 Elm and 29 All Trees. ON NETTON'S FARM. LOT r. so Oak nee& 1 from 5o to too Ditto inclufive. 3..-- too to 150 Ditto. 4• -- t3O to 200 Ditto. S. --- 2.10 to 250 Ditto. 6. ' 9 Afh Trees. ON BIRCHEN WOOD. LOT I. zoo Oak Trees. 2. from too to 209 Ditto inclufive. ON SWANELAY WOOD. LOT t. too Oak Trees. a. from too to 200 Ditto inclufive. 3. - 200 TO 300 Ditto. 4. •- 300 to 330 Ditto. • 5. 350 to 413 Ditto. 6. 56 Afh Trees. For which purpofc a Survey will be held at the Clifford's Arms Inn, Chudleigh, on Fhurfdaytthe 26th March inftant, at Eleven t,'Clock in the Forenoon precifely. For viewing the limber, apply to Mr Tobn Law, at the Manor Houle on the. Prernifes, with whom printed particulars will he left, as they will alto at all the principal Inns in the Country, and further information may be h.id of Mr. Thomas Symonds, of Swallowfield, near New Reading, Berkfhirc or at the Office of Melirs. talcs and James, Solicitors ) Exeter. LOT i. 2. D. SOLOIVfOITs CORDIAL BALM of Cif EitD. Totoefs, Dom ITHINK it hut juflice allure you I h.4ve herd A much in praife of the Cordial Balm of Gilead, front (tacit ref pedtable authority as to afford no room to doubt its eihaacy. It Is a truly valua!ole ,nedicitie, in high citim ition in this neighbour hood, where the demand for it h. In very great, that I beg you will fend me. a box of it as foal as porn ltock of it is fo low that it will not, I fen, laft till the freth fupply arrives. I am, Sir, your moft uh:dicn: Servant, C. FISHER, nvokreller and Prirter,Totnefs,Devotathire. January iS, 0106. St ks Taviaock, Feb 5, 1805. In various cafes to my certain Enowledge. your Cordial Bain; of CU -ad, and Anti:lnipetigines, have been of great fervice in this yart of the country ; and from my obfervation, thole wi) have purchafed either of them from my warehoufe, have given me re i;cated inflanccs of it. This is literally a true ftrentent, and you are at liberty to make ufe of this t!eclat.:tion as publicly as yo„; think proper. I remain, sir, your very obedient fcrvant, J. CUMMINS. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is prepared b s y - Dr. Solomon, 0 / Gilead Houle, near Liverpool, in los 6,1 and 7,35. trottlts—(the later contain four of the former, by which tie '..6rc!tarfer Eves irk , / and may be had of every rapt.o,:abie Mt I:eri,e Vend‘r tirroughoilt the United Kingdom. FROM THE BIRMINGHAM CHRONICLE TO DR. SOLOMON, ON HIS CHARITABLE DONATION TO THE BIP.MINGRABI DISIENSARY. Great Soto stow. when he with riches and power, Began in Life's waning to pall. Exclaim'd, while deploring the flight of each hoar, " T%; as Vanity ! Vanity all !" Nay the pomp of a Mace and Rate of a King, With all earthly grandeur at will, Only tcmpted the wifeft of Monarchs to fing, That " Ewas Vanity, Vanity Rill !" Yet, mounting his charb,r, or mounting his throne, AU the world Rill before him he drove; While, dazzling in fplendour, like Pheehus, he Ihone, Scat cc eclips'il by the bright fun of Jove! And thou,latle Solomon, aiming at him, With no little pomp aod parade, Like the Sm.'s Charioteer, feeble optics to dim, In a blaze halt thy chariot difploy'd And caus'd (*cowling Envy to eaft a Nance eye, At an equipage tit for a Prioce! And while thy fleet Rod through the ftrects feem'd to fly, Made many a gall'd jade to wince. Yet the cenfure of Vanity thou can'ft evade, As thy drift and thy driving. *tis plain. Only prove to the Worl.l, thot thou driv'ft a good trade, And, of courfe, art not drivirg in vailt. And as to thy BA I.s! that, with Gilead's name grac'd, Has heap'd up thy coffers with wealth ; The good thliigs of this world are, on thee, not tnifplaed, If thy Balm keeps the World in good health: While RIC it mortals among, in thy phyfical rounds, Thou dSptnfeft thy Noftrums and Tre.cifit ; Our Difpens'ry. to Thee, fboda ind,btcd for pounds, Towar.ls phyfickingpoor Mortals, GRATIS. 'lO THOM AS EAYLOR, Efq. Dear Sir, No. 9, Bridge-Reed, Lrodon. I FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great an I ext , aorainary Cure I have received four your invaluable Medicir e —LEAKE . s PATENT PILLS, - Abzurt two years ago-I was aft: eked with a Venereal Diford‘r which I treated rather ilighrly for (*.me time, but the difeak at length fpreading all over r. y Bedy, I was obliged to apply to the molt emiticotof the Faculty, but their afli lance afforded only tem porary relief. I went through various courier; of Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mete Skeleton. The ulcers that fpread all ova my limbs, rendered ms a complete objea, fo that my Hen& defpaired of my recovery. Whets brought to this lituetion, I confidered deathas inevitable, but a relation of mine commenting upon the many cafes in which your Pills had fueceedsd, I was induced to try a bus o, them, which I thought ratht r relieved me, and by perseverance fur two or three months, and following your dir.dtions, I experienced the molt unaccountable relaxation from paio, the fore gradually fubficling ; I am now, thank Goo, perfettly recovered, and wail* ing out daily : I doubt not but one more box, which I think cau tious to take, will eilabliflt my heaPh in its original *ate. It i. with the molt heartfelt gratitude that I fubfcribe myfelf, Sir, your much oblig , d humble frrvant, Was. PILRSObI. Deanfgate, Macheffer, July I, IBot. P.S. For the public benefit 1 do net object to the above being publithed, but leave you to eau our own better judgment null didate. Prepared and fold by the role Proprietor, Thomas Taylor Mem ber of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his Houfe, No. go, New Bridge Erect. WhLre, atter a conitant refidence of more than thirty lix years, in a pradllce particularly diredted to the Cure of Venereal Complaint:, with that inviolable fecrecy, which men of his profeflion ilauuld always otfetve, he flatters himfelf, the advice and antance be grateitoufly adminitters to perfons taking this Medicine will be eiteemed by a difcerningPub lie, as an advantaec feldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. —Alto Sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of thole living at a dillance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alhan's-ftreet, Pall Mall ; the l'oy Shop, No. 103, Oxford-fin-At ; Mr. Dilbo rough's. No. 7, rith-ftrea Hill ; Mr. Steel's, Bookfeller, No, t, Union Row, Little Tower Hill ; Mr. Watfon's, South-Bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Calwell's, Dublin ; Mr Billinges, Liverpool; Mr. Atkinfon's, Mancheftcr ; andby one Perron in every con fiderable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as. gd. each, reeled up with full and plain dlredtions, whereby Perions of either Sex may Cure themfelves with Eafe, Speed, Sc. crccy, and fafcty. RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been too frequently the fubje& of pa aid general reprobation, that men deftitute of the elements of the medical art, have offered thenyklves as candidates for public patronage in the profeflion of phyfic. For the purpofe of doing jultice to the refult of our ftudies and experience, and to prevent us from being claffed amongthole empirics whore impudent pre tenfions have, unfortunately for fociety, been too favourably re ceived, we beg leave to fuhrait to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our purfuits and acquirements. After having received a regular medical education as the pupils of Metres. Grin dal and Blizard, whore lcdtures and practice we carefully atten ded, as proteffors and furgeons of the London Hofpital, we entered ourfelves as Rodents in that juftly celebrated reboot for medical acquirement, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were inftruc ' ted in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and practice of Phyfic, Chemiftry, Midwifery, Botany, Bte. &c. , thole eminent profefrors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We truft we fhall not be deemed pre , fumptuous is raying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconfiderable• Having for a long feries of years made venereal complaints, and the various difeafes of DEBILITY, the particular objedt of our Itudies and practice, it will, we hope. be allowed that we have acquired fuperior knowledge of their treatment and care. In flight and recent cafes of infeetion, a periedt re• eftabliihment is completed in the thort period of two days ; aud, in thole of the utmost inveteracy, whew other praditioners have failed of fuecers, a proper perfeverance in our plan of treatment, eatires to the patient a Cafe and radical cure. Arnidft the melancholy variety of diforders which are the efftels of a habit long and molt unhappily purfued by the youth of both Sexes, there are none more alarming or more diftreffing than thole deficiencies and debilities which frequently prevent or embitter the matrimonial Rate. To fetch perfons it mutt be a eonfoling re fledtion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible made of treatment, be rcftorcd to that greateft of all human Millings. a ftroog, manly, and vigorous constitution. In all cafes of debility, from whatever caufe arifing, as well as in every fpeeies of vote r.:al infedtion, we may be confalted by patients of tither fel with the greatelt tecrecy and honour. Hours of confultation at bunk from ten to Circe, and from fix in the evening tilt tell at night. Patients in the country are requelted to Rate the particulars of theft cafe, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c inclofing remittance for advice and medicines, when the fame will be given or fent to any part of the kingdom. To enfure that secrecy lo el; fential to our undertaking, the pottage of letters may be added to the account for medicines. CURRIL: and Co. Surgeons, Novemtfer 26, Olen. No. 107, Hatton Garden. 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