Star. — London, England, 1804-11-13 00:00:00

MM" TO THE EDITOR OP THE STAR. Ste--I have read with much latisfaftion.in your valuable and well-condirded Paper, the Letters of an Aresiiies Yeostati on Military Taffies. I entirely agree with him on the advantage of training foldiers to aft as light troops, and of accufkomi a ng them to mana u vre with celerity and precifion, ccording to the exigencies of the moment, without adhering to general risciples. The advantages miring front this mode. of warfare have been acknowledged by the Weft Generals, and mutt always calm fuccefs to that army which adopts it. In turtking over the other day a French Journals containing, anthog. other things, an account of Carom Mifitaires ar Uuibeit, I round the following paffage, which, as it eorrobo. fates the opinions Of your Ayrfhire Correfpondent, I could not help maiming. It is as collars 0 Goibert " lays the author,' takes a view of the principal odes of war, Mantises in each the bed dif politim for attack and defence, and points out the Smplen method of mansuvring and which can be taught in the awed time ficAble. He takes l to am taught pains to prove the inferiority of the pa ralle obligoe order, which be makes to in general Martinis certain parts of the line to aft with more view ia one point ; to penetrate, turn, or tut Off the He Milts on tha ineouienietice of tem pre.vioutly formed immutable, or too dif. Mai to be changed, and which the enemy may.have .1110ltrir re . He proves that it is may by :gross before an enemy that one can milked him, ;mince him to fires Calk combinations, and iii fpire him with a fecority is regard to the point you web to attack, which will be a p led g e of his defeat. He Stews alto, that a General may manoeuvre with out dagger, and keep his troops in colanms fo long as the enemy is not near enough to attack him, be fore.they have beta-formed into order of battle t— thai he may retard that moment in the ratio of the agility of his troopy . in their manoeuvres ; an d confe gamily that thin Tigsky it a rbaraitelflic ?repro .f a railiwary. This (continnes be) was one of the maxims of the King of PrufGa, fo often applied in his brilliant emnpaigns : it is that of General Lloyd, Who famed in thel campaigns, and who confiders fried; agility, ail asslifily, as the principal charadlo• Tilley of a good army. It was that of Mahal Sam, ' who fold, at the end of his life, mar will k. carried le on dig with the lags. This truth was fully proved by the war of the moieties, but on a grand laic, sa d w i t h eirennaltanem which render it al mob new. • PIA &VD TO 13111 ,dpitt Wm' I flirt gra t He lb out di the fat. t shalt asah gent " rod MIL= his b frig Ale who st sad I fat sib ieb ID I Di h 7 N • II . 7 1 I. 1 I '1: (It THE ANDAOMETER. In the papers of the late Sir Witssasi Jolts was feud a fart of !bale of human attainments and us enj h ioy ment?, which he called air Amman ex se. The this for r t labthen 7 l, that Sr W(Li.tast did not pre par petaintion, yet; eis lie th ought it fuSeie ntl y correa It he hewn td (canal of his friends, efpecially to the Dowager Counters Stases., it has been jultly held hi laced TIMIS 111011711 worthy of being given to the yobbo. We print it with his Lordiliip's introduaion: - w TbeAndrometer is to be con fi dered ass mere ilsents, never * e nded for publication. I n the coo, at e, o f it, Mt. Jones probably had a view to thole efts, the attainment of which be then meditated. We are not to conclude, that the p re paration for eter• silty, which Rands at the end of the kale. Iri s to be s to he defe rr ed until the feventieth year • it% rath costfidered as the objeS to which he was perpetually to look &rip the whole courfe of his life, and which t , . ores Pit! yto engrofs the atte ntion of his latter yean. e w as too well convince d of the precarious ' tenure of human esiftence, to allow hirofelf to reit 'I the momentous concern of his eternal welfare on the 1 1 fallacious espeflation of a protrafted life ; he knew, tlionover, too well the power of habit, to admit W limpofition, that it could be effeBually refilled, or 1 I drainged, at the clofe of life. Neither are we conaitste to fop. iittfelh a t moral and religious leSons, whi-h , the occ upation of the eight h y ear, were from that pc.; tied to be difeontinued, although they are not after- i i ante Mentioned ; but the meaning of Mr. Jones pr. bably was, that it fhould be feriouily and regulsrli In culcated at an age when the intetleAual faculties had acquired !Irene; arid erparifion by preceding e'er cifes. That the order of arrangement in the Andy,- meter could never be iliißly adhered to, in the appli cation of our time and cultivation of our talents (if it were intemled) is evident ; but to thofe who, from their fituation, are enabled to avail themfelves of the fuggeßions which it furnithes, it will fiipply tifeful hints for improvements and ferve as a Randard of corn. parifon for their proper,. With refpeet to Mr. Jones himfelf, if his own acquifitions, in his thirtieth year, when he conftrutl the Andrometer, be compared with. it, they will be found to rife to a higher degree in the kale. Tom Year. S. Ideas received through the 33 Plineforby yvlimied at lame Ikeda 34 Ofitiollf pubhated Epwadag sod proniusossee 35 Exert ions is Rate and par. 3Letters and belling Pasnent 4 Ideas retained is the ast• 36 civil sr...wide moire :sort 37 Essgs.orx perwet 5 Reading and repeating sti National rights defended , 6 Grammar of his own lan- 39 Ike kayoed proteeted Par co TM virtuous af6fted 7 Men.ty nercikd 41 CompoOtioas pubtillitoi , C Mot at and religions Id- IS &buts imilarnittl inns 43 Parliamentary affairs 9 Natural Macey and expert- 4.1 Laws =math sod for /intents porta 4$ Fine arts improved so Diming. rosor, drawing, esercifm 4 6 Gover n ment of hia family Hit of his antra country 47 Education a his children 2 t als Latin 4 g Vigilance as a magintute Greak 49 Firmneis SI s mow; 53 rench and Italian 3 0 Virtue as a citizen 14 F 23 Trattiasimms 3 a Hittorical warts a 6 Compationt ia verge and Js Oratorical Works ,girde 33 Plindophitil works 27 Rhetoric and declamation JI Nankai Worts 111 Minors' and taw 55 kistncaunical watts 29 lA.* and Mathematics s 6 no Illtetnrical ca-relks Si tiontinuatio a el forma at lididephy std reties 5 refits °a Compofiti•na in his own 39 bagasse 68 SI Declunei. Ad C7lllllllOOl 6i Frain of his labo metressrs er) led s 4 Ancient orators t u died 6s A &rims eat ts and tanverktion 6 3 A n aa.N4il' fomity sb fi c h es a, the bar or la 64 v' (al rapes% liament 63 Leedciuudiefe of a 7111(Spsi par , S 7 crate affair. Iffe all Hiltorical Indira continued 66 39 l al. and rICVNIKII 67 Perfeetion of earthly hap. 3,.., vat , ' U.< 61 plods 3a P .r.O ..,•,' foetal virtue+ 69 3a I ta1.i....1 thatinacc Unproved 70 Por n** he cons' y. LIST OF THE SIIII2IFFSi 1101111111 TED TOR THE tiat 1805, TOS. THE EETSIAL COUNTIES OT •T THE E1C14141.11111, 011 DIONDAT, NOT. 1804.. - - Bavrout—j. Polhill, of Rashoid, J. Oibbard, of Shambrook, F. Pins, of Hazed. Bea ma—fiir J. Andrews, of Shaw, Bart. M. names, of Bal.. Place. T. Slack, otßreywick. Bents.-.E. Nugent, of Lillie,. J. B. Weed, of Tyringham, S. Bernard. .f Fiedler Wirchendoo. CAMS. and HUNT.—T. Burn*, (CO. of Bcnortek, J. Martha% of Elm, Sir H. Peyton, of Enmeth, Bart. Co ma eat. att n.—C. S. Featheriteneaugh, of Kirliofwala, J. T. Sen beufe, of Calder Abbey, J. D. B. Dykes ' of Doveniby. Hefketh, of Upton , G. J. Legh, of High Lees, F. D. laity, of rawkinfitid. &Am, of the Oaks, G. S t r u tt, of Beipar, W. . Strutt, of baby. Dtvotc.-.•-G. S. Furfilen, S Kekewick, of Peamore Hook, R.N. liteiedon, of Paton. Doaler.--J.Bragg, of Berflock; I. Bond, of Creech Orang e, J . Goad, of Opway. Poppleurell, of Woodford , J. Reed, of Worley. , J. U. masa. of Chifwell. Gtootarr ea.-0. Talbot, of Guyfing, E. S. Cbamberlyne, of ._MottofflonT, H. Wofahrard, of Boswell. Htlll/011).—S. Davis, of Wigmore, R. Eckley, of Crodenhill, L. Parkinfols, of Kinnerftey Cattle. Hsayroao.--.S. Sullivan, of Purfborn, E. IL D. Itaddlife, of Hitehin, O. S. Martin, of Sandridge Lodge. Denim Hill, ltest,?..-J. M. Fedor, of Updown. J. Karam, of i. Simplon" ei Fairlawn. Of .....-W. Salt, of Newton &inland, R. Arkwright, .vortnestoo, Q. Payne. of Selby. Uneots.—Lard William Beauclerk,of Radbeern, M. Chia ley, of Otantheins, W. Jabal" of Temple Beivrogid. Metesmorrop-E. Berry , of Coon St. Lawrencej. Perm, o p Mom mouth, j Butler, of Caerlesou No M iroas --J. Merle, of faint lii, T. Witt, of Haim& W. deley, of Talks. Norriamtvosi.—.o. Ptybe, ettrifoid Abbey, J. ot Creak". S. Freeman. of Homo. thatruost tt Hooter, of die Hermit*, W. UMW, of Tiomouth Lodge. Sir W. Blaeliett, of Modem . , Bart. o y NOTTINOIIANSHIRIG Rolklion, Wawa% J. Topott, Lameott, P. B. Neale, of Thorpe. 05011.—.1. Hall, of Harpfden, E. . rifest, of Hokoo Park , 0. V Stratton, of Great Tew Park. R tttttt Hack, of Cliplhans, T. Hotchlin, of So uth Lid huhu", W. Shield, of Wire. , of Sator.-0. Ormfby, of Pork i n s eam, J. run, the younger, Hardtrick, T. Whitmore, of pley. Sonsaerr..—J. Collins, a batch, H. Daw, of Diteheat, J. Pairing, of Coombe Fhwey. STatroib.--1. H. •Butt, of Cokes. W. P. rotes of nets 'Coollaniine. SOOTISAIirTois.--W. Stunt, of Nether Wallop, T.Couldred. Alresford, R. B. Cole, of Quirky. Sorroi.c.w.J. Oakes, a Bev y of Dimond% G. Naffeu, of Trim* ley St. Martin's, C. &mos, of Woolvetfloan So a a ay.—N. of Stoke Park, W. Oa e& iVekolopteso. R. CLailleld. a Croydon. SossasAL-if. Margeffise, Oillogron, C. Herdren, of Seam Place, N. Halt of Belgium. Wauwscov-11. Patron, of Bedworth, T. Barker, of Springfield Hoofs, J. Boultbee, of Springfield. WILTS.j• P. Paul. of Allston Keynes, Sir IL C. Hoes. of Steadiest% Bart T. Gael, of Barderop. Woacesvatt—Sir J. Packingtoo, of Werftwoocl, T. liabssels,of HD court, J. Arisphiett, of Clan. Yoarer...-14. F. Cholooky, of Houfeharn, J. B. S. /denim, of Rube " by, G. C. Yerborosigh, of Springsborpe. LitCllllTl SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. FIFE MEETING, NOVEMBER 1. Thurfday—The soL for Hunters, 1 aR.--4 miles. Sir Minim Ertkines bay bode, Young Toby. by I' at TeaT 1 Major Anftrutber Thoatfon's hark, by Dross - s Even betting. Friday—The 531. free for any hark carrying t z(l.— Four-mile heats. Mr Taphant's bay mare. by Delpisi, out of Lucy, by Flo- I rist), $ yean old - I Sir Wm. &Woes bay beige, Young Toby - 3 a Mr simplott's bay bade - a $ M r Browne's mare, Blinker - - the fecund beat, ter Si: to four as the whiner ; and in running to one the woo. The Meeting was well attended, and the Races af forded good fpnrt. Major Anftruthes Thornfon's Fox Hounds, hunted by Thos. Hawkins, from York, were nut twice, and killed three foxes. They are allowed by judges, to be inferior to none in the kingdom. -- MALTON COURSING MEETING. Tuefday—Firft D a y —The Prize Cop, as the firß thing of the meeting, was run for over Dugglcby Wad, and was won as under : I a Mr Webles brind led bitch . . Mr Slogiby's black dog - Major Topham's whtte bitch - - - - • - . ' 3 ".‘FSl'eut:lne.;clty. —2d7)ay—Sir M. Maßerrnan Sykes's Foxhounds threw off at HoufhamWoods. No run. Thurftlay-3d Day—A Bye Cup w ood run for, and won as under : Mr Darley's brindled dog, Dart, got by Snowball, out of Dent, a kir Sllngfby's dog Mr T a hompfon dog Mr Henry B o ynton, dog - Mr Pereisal's - • . • - - s ' 3 1 The day was fo foggy , t hat there was no foe . . - 1 , Th e meeting has been the larva that has b ee n remembered for 1 fame years. The ucornmolations at Smith's Ira, Melton, in every retina were completely good. Sir M. M. Sykes, Bart. was the Prefodent. TilE LATE SIR FERDINAND POOLE'S STUD, Sold at the bit St wmartt,t Meeting. Cub3,2l. Ic,o -- . __ Molts% &c. Kezia, by/W(l6le, covered by Win 7 Jetnima, filer to Kassa, covered by Waxy MUcreant, by Dragon. covered by Wary W.:admit, by Mentor, covered by Wary Comic Mary, by Motor, covered by Wily Macarla, by Herod, out of Titania, - Waxy was bought in at • - lie was afterwards parclaated by Mr Wilton. COLTS AND MUMS. A Cladmit Gelding. 4 rill ad, by Wazy, out of Janina, never ftattt4 . - - A Ray Filly. 3 Tears old, by Waxy, dam by Fortardo, out Worthy dam. unto We A Bay Fall, s Tears old. by Wert. out of Maearia , named For the Oaks, 3Aos - - A Cheroot Colt. nee Tear old, by Waxy. dam by Ea*, oat of Angelina, by Prop het - • I. A Bay Colt, one year old, by Waxy , dam by Fortunio, out 6, at Worthy's A Say 111/y, one year old, by Gobanna, oat of Retla * A Clacisat Filly, ono year old, by Waxy, out al Woedente yg A lay Filly, Doe Teat old, by Waxy, oat ~4 Maaasta, dam sy et Mealy. Palter, Ste. - A Hay Fifty, nor year old. by Waxy, not of Jewrima so WAIT, own brother to Worthy, was gat by Potlo's ; dam, Maria. by Herod ; grandam, tAkitte, by Snap, oat of TAitaWind for, by Lord Godolphin'. Arabian. The following were all . ° told at the above Meeting, ttl ypnra mpue, to Lord coley - Sow - D u abery, to lord G.ll. C.,verdill . . Apo 114ammaout, to Mr Kirby, of Yet . sso Intinpator, to Luck oad 150 1. Jockey (use d Fr.elty). by Lop. darn by Ifightlyer, oat of tlre Vent" , Mart, t., tLe liar. Mr Craven. Lord SS. flan.heitcr's bay t,-h. (named in the UMW. ISOC ). by W. re rs . oat Ni 111skir111110, to MS Sol DI HA.11111411 the Pilane ot Wile.. iONhON Ayllelerl; ebilal-tICHANGE, MONDAY, NOIIMEnt Braet We had a middling f u pp l y of Mem, but there being demand, muted at admin ceof sos. p et quarter. Barley is 45. and SS. dearer. Malt rifts, as do Beans and Grey Peak. O ck ats, from the great demand, partake of the rife. Fleur Macs. pet la dearer. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat, 86a. 982. tabs per qr. Grey Peafe sos. to 541. Fine Ditto. 115 s. nos. od. Beans, 545. 6os. od. Rye, sla 545. Ga. Tint Ditto 5 so. Sus. od Baeley,s6s. 621 od. Oats, do 316.335. Malt, goa AS ,• od. Poi:ad ditto, 345. 352. od. White Ptah., 58s. fits. od. Rape Seed, 421. to 454 per la R PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine flour Sea. to loos. Seconds 90. to gss. per Ink. RETURN of WHEAT in Madc-lane, Including only from the 19th of Odotver to the 3,1 of November —Tonal 14,11 1 (Loaners. Average 83. td.--.3. ltd. higher than loft return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 27th of Ottober to the ad of November. Total-9.330 fats —Average 78a. Aare is aid. higher than hit return. ISOM TIM LL !I 000 OASSTTS, SATURDAY. Moves/amt 30. Average Price of Corn in England sad Wales, fro m dm saurus' ending the 3d of November, 1104. Wisest. 1 Rya raracy. I Oats. Vacs. Peak. s. 4. a s. 4. ad. s. 4. 4 4 111 38 6 26 0 43 4 46 1 7 Tbe ave rage Price of S e p r , computed from the Returns roads in the week ending giweesher 7,113545. 3}d, per hundred weight. PRICE OF SEEDS. Red Clover Sos to zoos per Mt. White ditto 6,34 to 105 s do. Trefoil . 111 tO 455 do. Conaway zoos to 110. 60. Coliander, gm to to do. Turnip 16s to sea per bettel. White Moßard sad, Ss to los od do. Broom ditto, zits to 17$ d.. Canary, ys od to 111 cd do. , . Rye Graf , s ou od to yor od per quarter. PRICE OF HOPS. DAC% Stmt . 41 61 to 51 co Kent - 31 to to 41 to SOBOl . 31 16 , 1 ko 41 tsa Sons - 31 to to 41 64 Wks - 31 161 to 41 Ili Farnham 31 101 to 41 4 5 016 Duty tyomm3l. . PRICER 1' HOPS I N Po THE BOROUGH. 31 12$ Dap 41 .HOPS 41 ass ckets 41 45 to .PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. Janteea. Welt/chapel. Hay period 4 oto 4 to 4 19 otO 4 14 4213 36 to 4 sa 0 Straw 113H11101130t0119 0 z is CO 1 IS 0 Clover 3''lo to 4to 410t05 to 0 • SIMITIMELD, November Is. To Bak the offal--per Rime of Sib. Bad 40 44 to Ss 4d I Veal podto6. 44 khans 4s od to 58 44 Port modtos. 44 also OF THIS DAT. Beats about yoo—Shop and Lambs typos. ------ November zs. 14ZWIlit a s. ams ............ __ • Per 'Uwe of Bib. by the tweak. Beef 3s 44 to 4. 44 I Veal es od od to 6s cd Matto* 36 44 to is 84 Pork 4s to ss 44 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. abetniearket 4s 64 Town Tallow 76s 64 to os Clam M4s 61 Rolla ditto (tan.) 715 od to 731 Whitochapel Market Runk ditto (kap) 69s od to os (pa item of 81b.) 4s 64a. Melted Stu, 6os od to os ----- Ditto roues 46$ od to os 13a 61d Greaves 14 1 ad, • Average Price 4s Ad Good Dregs its to os Yellow Soap, 82s. to ow—. Mottled, yak.—Curd, 944 Price of Curdles per doses, iss. 04.-Aloolds, 13s. oil. RAW HIDES. • Hides(ywr Rape) 3$ Ild to 4s 44 Hoek Sidis,. lins veto Tye 1 Middling 3s 44 to 3s id Heavy Oar ..NM SS mils Ordinary 3$ od to 3s 44 Seep Kiss ii p' al_. Limb Skim, 3s. od to 4s 61 Pelts MA RS *MO ' SEA COAL METERS OFFICE, llowiaber to, iiilig. ' November 3. Monday, 3 Cargoes fold ID the Pool from nw mi. to 67 it..cd. per Cbaidgeo. November 7. Wednefday, a ditto, 6co. of. to 61s. ed. Nyveatibcr 9. Friday, I ditto. 645. od. to cos. 04. • COAL EXCHANGE, November 9. Deft Coals, in the Pool, per Chaldean 59 1 - 01 Delim.red to Hoinckapers at 7 ts. od. Sunderland, per chaldrast St s. ad. Ehlivered to Moult-keepers at 631. ad. COUNTRY MARKETS. Palen OW /111 . illa AT Tit F WING at II N BANOSIOItt.--Wheat 80 cd to 1 124 Od ptr Qprter. Rarity 4a od to 331 od I Bans 43' od to sss od O a ts ass al to 2 9 6 od Vac oos od to GCB od Mel .—Wheat 7as od to Ins od per Q. Barley ps od to 131 all Beans 501 Id to 33a Sd Oats 134 Cal to 33s ad Peak 341 ad to slis id Newau•r.....Wbess i g s o d to Hu o d per QE , Brley 4111 od to 6os cd I Beans 48$ od to 3 6 s ed Oats ass od to sos od Peafe sos cd to 365 414 lism.m.—What 68s od to sus od per O. Battey 42$ od to 3sood I Baird 46e od to 545 od Oats am od to As ad Peak scs od to sss oil R aim mo.—Wheat 68$ od to ts7s od per Qr. Dark? 41/ od to Sts od I Beans 46$ od to soo od od to 285 od Peale soo od to sss a Oa" 231 ______------- BIRTH. On the 7thloft. at Charlton, the feat of hls lather, theheir. Egli al Suffolk, the Lady of Lord Vffeount Andover, of a fon and MARRIED. At Nevreaftle, Major John Wage, Captain of the stR Regi ment of Light Dngooso. to Milk Elizabeth Ellifan. • Oa the t it loft. Ws Rufkin, of St. James's -Apart, Edinburgh, to Patrick Rirhardfon, Fig. of Pettis Wodnefday, at Eaft Ham, Mr. John OreenhM, to Mifs Grace Ayres, fecond daughter of Mr Junes Andreword, Effez Oa the 3d indent, at Maggatland, Stewart, EN. to Mite Ann Blair, Melt daughter of as decided William glair, Efik Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh. At Edinburgh, on the sth Init. Lieutenant-C'olnnel Charles Pee, of the 3d (or King's own) Regiment of Dragnoos, to Mifs Cll• thartae Douglas, Situ of the late Colonel Archibald Douglas, RufehalL Tudday, at EineWarn, Mr. Hugh Tennent, numoraatirer In Glafguw, to Mik Chriftian Rainy, daughter of the Rev. George Rainy, Mltifter of Creich. On &today the ath Ina. at Rathliall, by the Rtv. Mr. f right, Lieutenant Daniel Hamllne,of the Royal Navy, to Mitt al of Mount William. Thefame thy, Captain Houndak , of the Royal Mayo regiment of Foot, to Mils Margaret Enright, of Mount Witham, both daughters of Unlace Mathew Enright, of Alt Hill, in the County of Limerick. Lick DIED. At Canthee Monk, on the a7th of °flakier, the Rev. Alma. rlct Brodie. At seringtratara, Lieutenant Colonel Simon Dalrymple. At prate, of the yellow feve, the Rev. Adamredo, of Clarendon,a native uf Antral' r , near Berwkk-upon-Tweed. At Jamaica, on th 13th of Anglin. of the yellow fees, the H.o Charles Powye. e of hit Majefey's Sip the F airy. fe At Wincley Han, Eifel. on Jr toth uk. Mifs Mary Lockhart, daughter of the late Clarks Lockhart, Efq. of Mai:ova:tide. At Kirktown of Tynroo, on Sonde) , Wonted, Dr. John Wil- Minion, late phyfician of the Illand of Nevis. At his Mae in Blueeleugh Flaec. Edinburgh. Dr. Robert Grant, late of taverner% Fellow of the Loyal College of phyficians, Edinburgh. At Handler*, on Monist fenzight, atter a very Wort ilindi, Captain F. Redwood, of the sth Dragooo Guards. On Tnefday fennight, at hit apartments in the Britilh Mormon , between 5o and 63 years of age. the Rev. Samuel Akough, one of the librarians of that pubic inftitation, and late vicar of ktidtoun. In Kest. He might truly be termed a pioneer of learning, fee he not only maipikd the immenfe analogu the Bkcnri e in two voitonts fodo of of printed books In the Brian hlufeum. but alto a very fyltanstioully arranged catalogue of an the manukripti in that lo betides an iodea to Shakefpear, and Indexes to the Monthly Review. die Geaticura'e htlepatae. the Annual Ste giftcr,ol.4.llc.:''. HAVISIC eifterldftteal.Mjfelf tn AC Andes 2:11 t MN granted by the mutt etarthartddepr.tMe itr.t •-• brink whirrs I *might ero. tofeleft: watt coat I bare r.r.: more f ad it If employed my door kan shore wbn if the Meshes , : Odd o peofektm, an emaiienally hornerfed in etacenainrr, as carom alwa attain that Week whkh la acquired NT coubowstiof the power to onselebef Marine The dikafts of INIMLITY ere •recutazit Wading. for they whit them a train of coemenitant fytame, end, by a de of all vital energy, ceifteoce Ida hteoffice embittered-- 1r they arife from the nremiente of 11l cum*, tkedeftrlme. dee Wks of fehoal-boys, or the indeliceline of emeihrtle. they re• q the mot afildwais peofedlonal Sill ; hut •by the ignorsoct ooilocatad man, the freptlans are aestivated, std the cat Mks la As a l i t z atill of the ROYAL COLLIMEof BURGEONS, I ground my pretentlone as regularity of °beldam sod malt* .every privilegeto praCtice, I foal myielf retitled to this emollients with which &have hitherto been folibmilly hoooured. • ' In the faitfenfatioss of Mal *aloes, suit uppilatiams ell preen* the cebaskrot a debilitated fame; bat Where-the fa. rem, from a coaftionfods of the us:nand:Ws if the son witch candid* tunfeimene, le fearful at the eentempt or carfare of bill family phyhdao end broods over his inlirmky with maid ma-, calment, it matt be ratiefaaary, for him to be. &Karol sot osly DU eqiehkey of treatment, bet sib of the molt bribable fecrccy. • Amid in rooms VessetealCeraplaints it is poillhisto preemie puke danger or diftres ; in the molt complicated cafes It is the acquire. Sant of melsiann4= In tide hoe to dolt s itk , = mk t and I eat * the advamtage of this eaperienee to thek detain fez who are Atka Mktattscrtott, od la ea takethe le ley Mod of NEMLITY: al any iVmcithofpeams de VENEREAL s iamb unties ere Iletod as the Mt interview. be Patient') tke cream we eepestbd to ide alkiii Mks WM ere reveetod to fpeelfe shot age and tanner ON*, MARTIN DUE, - i Member of the Royal at d'argeeNeM Sillimi No so. Aniaddikreet, kmenaili Marge let ' ' - •' - . VENEREAL BLINDNESS , __. -_., :: T. Mr, Tilellads TAt Sot, Surged*, NO. 30, H e r! , . Pad s tea ' Landis. •- • • ' •-* ' 5, IT is with the 11110# heartfelt fatisfaffirm that Ital. ..s. deals you at the ineotepsralik micalkuce of your. Medici:to—LEAKS'. PATENT PILLS..—In the fliing ilime rrki year I had the nalefeetues to elsousanikoneal Cestnelheri, men dad with the molt alarmist anddergerms [yeomen ; bromide that I have been trostioni to my room for a vdelaitoilt together, (and not able to etr oat die*: • 1 had .no reit NO tbeday, and itufkred the mill eseemelsting pain and tomcat. and what Wiill dint work, my eyes grensentsk and dim, fo that I cad( hake leffee:n any obis& If Emcee clefs te ma, and meant within kb than the cowlick of my fight. From a itomaseakbpst and ne ther corpulest mligh, I became a mere bedew. and eie shied et tiny and costmaknolAil friends had all Om me ower, me thought my relmerplimpoemb. la this dnalikl Rahn and em. petting every etionte in be - may left in this wield, I WU hear ', nate' recoMelionkitlif a neighbor to try your Midi - /boa, bag having tried it medical aid to no putpok, and ben at an amen* expence, it wits fame time before I could 'be prevailed ou to mks ! them; at left I Got for St 1/011**, and before -alien the= [ aR, I found cookleralk benefit ; my paha gradually decreafed, f end my cycled grew beta, and to the great fumeim and alto ' alkstest. of en my ftlessdeAlfter taking three home More), my I L beath end irength was meted'' , mitered, and I am tow,n (tbanki as to nay One end your invaluableinvaluable Medicines), as well odety 1 eval wee le mnyjife. Yost obliged humble famat, LEIGIL itgh-iinet. Birmingham, Nob:lobe et, are,. IL L. The above Medicine is corneftly recommended' to all perk . " , that are In any doubt of their being entirely free of eveiy Vans real Afteetion, particularly to thofe i out altering their coodiskee in We, as it wet certainly eradicate terry taint of Mee melee, et however lane handing, or however difgvefed under abilippeekulte Bother &ceders k may het for Soorbutk, Glandelet, and Com move Complaints It is alto recommended to be tabs, creedal IA the Spring, Summar, and Fah. Prepared and fold by the foie Propeletwr, Teettat T,A4s.ea. ender of the Commodes of Surgeon', at hie bac, N 0.,, New pridliedinut,, Mint be will give without e. F ilimmisii.dbeint a. to t p: eourrb ot: t,teakiettticZwathane Pll;adradts.rew:rahatantwirr.bebywthetpradopricii. et. i cy , if poft paid, on the farobterms, obkrving ha IBA inekkOidehle foamy, - no Paean% name or ask dm& oft t • unitive .feleef the Medicine end the pales Wilmette:: aunt. They tut all", fold by his ;tient, at the Perfumer's, flim e, St. Alba's-items, Pall- Multobertfeolaottinip , So . 1 503, Oxford-area ; Mr. Steer , feller, No. a, Union-roars , Little Tower-hal ; and by one ?WM to .s i de r c_onilderaltle toles and England, in Boles et Gag 111141 raw AN withgla in plain direalons 6 H. ,1 2 r milt ae, A owl , ate THE ute THE AN 11 .IMPETIGIN .S. for thole deplorable IA hitherto theirabk Dikafee, the King's Eel, Strofele. St I Starry, Gout, ithtu enattfm, Pilts.. I eprofy„ end all difordms - gloating In an loapate detect' the Ins 41, is founded on a Chym and Phitatophical barn, warranted by the esperiesee of a (cries"( years, fantlmmdby . Cones% Weak.: of Phyfsr and Nofologq," sod paepaci by S. Somme*, M. 1) of Liverpool, who pledgee hiraklf to the puttee, that this medicine Is perfedly innocent in los eaten—fah in in implication—mid powerfully efficacious in eery (pecks of ' 'lsfrarmaitt as, or depraved' habit, t with abalone of the fkin'..“--it Is attic utmoft Wrestle , : to an& MEW with !my of thee direful Neale% to their friend , and relatives, as well b I as to the tang generation, that fuels hereditary complaints may e 1 fpeedily removed, .end the blood polka from every degree or miefina. I TM King', Evil, Swung, or Scroll*, are hard, febirrouth sod Ara idolcnt tumours that eat the 'bride of the neck, under the di, arm-pits, grunt, bons, arms and wefts, end molt commonly ant fasted in the neck and beneath the can To remove there oh , Masa fymptoms, the whole Maeda Mediu has been tried, %Via . very little Nerds, and the unhappy Sufferer Mt to drag on a lift of tottery. May are crawling along as crutches at this mo ment, whom the Anti imperiglnes would reftorc to health and vigorous, if recourfe was had to it. The direekkors given with ' each bottle are plain, and its application Is sunniest with little or no troublo-.The Anthitopetigines is an alterative and purifier „of the blood, its operation is gradual, eentk, and almoft impermmi bk ; it is the heft fubftitute that hes evsr bete dilemma for that dangerous mineral nacratry--it ferreous the blood and ftimulates It to cepa all noxious and impure juices, giving ftrength and tote to the actives, entiventag and 'evil/orating both body and Mad". For Scorbutic Cutansous Eruptible, Dry at Wei Lennie . ehe Anti.impetigires certainly claims a pre-eminence over all other Medicines, Wog decidedly adapted for the (peed) , removal of aces complaints, and will not only clear the kin, but beet all old form and ulcers of ever fo tong Rending In difneders where faiNuddis has repeatedly tailed, when so other remedy could refiner the en happy fueerer to that health be unfortunately loft, the Anthinspet gime *ill be found the great and only rellor of health and vigour. I' • per dieedfors fur every cafe, to enable peefons to cure tweet. dem Is given with each bottle,priee Half-is Guinea --There are alto family bottles, containing the quantity of four at mos. ed. rot 33, by which na. is faced, hiclutims the duty; the Stamp har v Samuel Solomon. Liverpool," engraved tkrron, whickpurcia fcrs will do well to obferve Itrielly holm My bit. • Ws Collen's Proftlee of Phyfte. hold by Remnant, itamburgh ; it Bach, reter.ftrect, Neer York ; Matthew., No. ad, Ste and, London t sod Is Bath by H.sard ; Brighton, Oregon , B,rmneh.m. Knott and Lloyd; Bedford, Smith ; Blandfurd, Sunny.. ; Dory St. Edmond's, Diosic ; Ctultrobans, Seidon ; Cambridie, thdeloo ; koscotr7. ituliall'. ; Coklittler, !Comer; l awe:bury, blisur.nns ; Ca -1 11,, Jtelic; Chatham ethaingtot. ; Cheimilord, Climber'. Cheller, Poul and Sea; Chiehefter, litidlpfrn; Virenrefta, South ; Chtm , nc i sham, Combs ; 1/W4m, Ual.; srd No. 6. t'• 'fire Gr" .l . ; Derby, Drewry; Du, ham, Pt noingt, , n ; Dever. Neale. ; Der ises,Lowe ; lbecheftet,S l rtne; 1..) al, Rile • a Dar,t mom b. Jacilei ; bdirburgh, Smth, Nnth Bndir Ester Frown:au end Sow; Falo,-uth, Eat ; tli..ucefter, Put s . Wal ker; (liaison, M.Denald ; Leads, P.i•ns, Holmes; 'Armin. Drury ; Lyttn, Heidi y ; Lric 114, Crag. rr, f *blew Levees Pitt • Moochers., Th , :npf , r ; Mamat ., knvlr ; Maisliene, Wilke • Ilibriborezil, Hand.) ; Newbury , Puller, Atice i New. cattle, 16/..liter.Northampton. Duey ; Nottingham. abette ; Norwich, testae!, and cl , ; Oil. rd, poles r • Ply- B mouth tx at, Hnsland ; P.rtfatimh, Sclarr ; il,ading, Suter and Co.;Roth , her. firherlngtnn ; Pre ..n, 'wryest ; St.resrf• bury, Lietiores; Set:thaniptim, Baker; St..fl rd, NlOrrin • ,• SOO" owd,Newcomb; Suodreiatiti, Bray; Sallbuty, Colima; Sembe" mo l t . Balk y ; Taaritua, Poole; Tuntr.d,r Wells, Semple; W Ey 11, Weymouth, Wnod ; Win4l.lr, Bl•keney ;odd by all Vedder,' .1 Oustinte Medicines to the United Kingdom. LJDINDON • Printed end pabligacd by I.ltV aL 'ChM I , Val tettaryrce, Lambeth), at tLe STAR OftIICIL, No. I, COTT,' Maui bibiklbei atibtsl6loresca. long& no NUMZEI 1 c~ •r • • Itc.r. 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