Star. — London, England, 1807-12-15 00:00:00

IRELAND. DUBLIN, DECEMBER to.—Notwithflancling the many favnuratile reports of Major O'Ceormogan's Lifetv, it is a melancholy fall, that he embarked on board the Rochdale, and (hared the unhappy fate of his fellow (offerer, ' in the late shipwreck in the Bay. Captain Henry, of the fame regiment, the 97th, was alfo on board. Mrs.•O'Gormogan took her palfage in the Lark, and is now at Liverpool. While we feel forrow in announcing that the fate of Major o , Gormogan is too certainly afcertained any longer to doubt that he was one of the unfortu nate paffengers in the Rochdale, we feel fatisfaCtion in being able pofitively to Rate that Captain Gregory and Lieutenant Killikelly, who were fuppofed to have embarked in the fame vac!, arrival fafely at Holyhead in the Lord Charles Spencer, which left Dublin on the t7th ult. It is gratifying alfo to know, that of all the veffels with troops which failed from Dublin in that week, only the two that went of ore in the bay (the Rochdale and the Prince of Wales) were 101 l ; the Tell, by keeping the open Chafinel, were providentially preferved. The Lark. the Albion, and the Sarah, are all in ports in South Wales. Monday evening, a little before Az o'clock, as Bri padier General Brerercin was going to the Bifhop of Kildare's, in a poll chaife, his chaife was flopped about half way between' the turnpike, where the roads fork, and the bridge of Glafnevin, by five or lix armed men, with piQols. One of this banditti ran before the poft boy and flopped the horfes, im niediately on which four of them fp? nng from each Ale of the road, forced open each door, and threat. said to blow out the General's brains, if he did not efiliverhis money : he (cited on'the Sift piftol that viitXpeefentedat the left door, and was near wrelling it out ofthe hand of the robber; but having arm. Cud another of them frogs' the oppofite door, shd receiving 's (tyre blow of a piftol, at the fame lime, aerofs - his eyei sind.nofe, he fiiimd any further reffftanto could not avail—he was therefore robbed of betwklief so and ao guineas, with his gold - watch, gad chigt, and feat. Tnefffiy.'aethe fittings of Prins in'the Court of Concmon 'PTAs, a Record' was tried * in, which Mr. Lilly, !later,* was plaintiff, and a Mrs. 'Dobbs, defendant. It appeared that the plaihtit had been rengyed in' the year tSot, to repair the houfe of the dint ; he had' given the roof at that time a thOrtiugh pointing, &e. and bound hitrifelf by a written article, for the conliderition of half a guinea a year; Ars ken) it in fulflantial repair for kven years.llo eonfeguenee of the decay of a fi llet . gutter, 1 . a new one became neceffary, and in removing the old one, repairing the - rafters, and pgtting the iew gutter, esclullie of the part of the roof which had been (tripped for this purp - ufe, a great' quantity of hates had fallen, In that Mr. Lilly's bill for his part of the work amounted to t 21. gs. It was con tendedi- however, that the plaintiff mull have been perfetily- aware of the Ilate of the roof at the time lithound h rfelf tei keep it in fobilantial repair, and that the decay of the gutter was owing to Iris own neglect. The Juty after fottre'confideration, gave a verdidi for the deferidtadt. • There was an iCtiori tried the prefevt Sittinge at Nifi George Parvifol, Mil. plaintiff, the Right fl'onnbrable David tatenche. defendant, be fp - re the 'Chief Juice of "die King's Bench and a Special Jury, and occupied two days. It was brow bathe plaintiff; under the Statute of the 6th of peen Anne. for *Mull, and ritalicioutly over thationAir Execution Wrote! by the defendant againft th,e_plaintilf, under which he was arrelled and kept in conqnitient untiklic paid the fun? of 7071. 25.6 d. Op this fiery interilling trial great ability and much ingenuity,, were difiilayed by the Crounftl on both Odes,. when, after a moll able and eloquent Charge friatu the' L earned Judge, the Jury, after confulting a limit time, returned a Verdi& for plaintiff, 1561 (Which under the Aa 'Of Parliament is treble tee hien) with 6d. coil It appeared on the ttial, that Mr. Puri(?) was detained in cnflody three hours, for', attic's he is comfirifatid iA Damages at the rate of IsoLoan beer. In ad.iition to the vital of Officers, which has for form days pall occupied' the General Court Matiial now A iling In the Girrirt, of which Major Central MeYrick:is the Prificie4—we underliand there are,,' two I:Acers to be uietl,lrefore the fame Court Mar..' ti*l for an Offence of a';very different nature from that'which nuw occupies the attention ofsbat Court of Honour. riieliy foldier,"tobSiiiditi the PreinfePri : fi , n, on a charge of deferfion, effeeted hii &ap s e from durance, by the interchange of apparel with ..a . female. WATERFOVID,TFC. S.-111Orfday, men were efcorted into town by 4 party' of yeortien cavalry, under a•warrant 4nedly H. St. George Cole, Efq. charging them with herr% cuncerned in the murder lately committed si the fair of Ballycarrogue, which we mentioned, el the:6oe: After undergaing an e*- iunination. they were - committed to gaol tO.abide their trial fur the offence. The captains end.crowr of the different - Dana vetfelr lying i n o u r tive4.l3oA been put on boarefthe' Lord 4iciv*.teladAr., ro: . be conveyed to Plymouth. Limooateta.v, pro. z.—. The *Samuel, Captain Ayr; fretp is pert, band to Quebec; - was loft en the a 4lb*o 0 ifiber in the bay at TrlFrairey foendlatid) and, mentable to Ilate,•all on blued.,;• oat Li perithed. The brig Juno, N. lliat*- aaellin matter,-from DuNip for this port, wig driven: ost pitittinri list% neer the illeed &Sandi, on the 17 dr ult. and faniediattly filled. *with water. The. vent.and.cargo,ate totally lett, but we ate happy to *ate the Entire crew were providentially beet • . 9.—Ortfintifday hCi, :Litai Ulititi.Pratt, and Ladi'Matlidaltavred,iiialalVed Dllsafellik&for Pe„ntltgic,„ r• :1 ci . Yeuv i lai a sheer y *raw or, f.eon...e_ .neenteci ogre* nAl(ti continued u ntgbt.. itfi inteintitheta ettl yao4 . 011,4trnd4.11D, an- insttell was hell en t4e'body. • A WC,: oat 9P . rh4 itOort• Ititt4l.4od:wbc9 rentnirtg4omeoppio... t A itr can, and waskille4.4—Vepreft ar4,• ci-Jeal4 dea*,,, . t at we 44.11nee pass working itt.the collier] near. E ~etc W 144 tire:44mp. One of them hus Lit idesi and titre . NULL, DECEMBER is. • A very revere fiorm of wind and Ater* here in the afternoon of Monday, from the -W and continued until the Alining_ of the followin g day. The quantity of fno t lii alt s'fell in *this time was'greater than we have had for Tome years, and in I confequence of the Itrong wind it drifted fo much as', to render the roads in fume places impaffable. The mail and noon coaches which went from hence on Tuefday, were yet fall about tkree miles un this fide ' , of Market Weighton, together with a hearfe going to that place with a corpfe for interment, salaaming coach and a waggon. The York coach and Trafal gar of Tuefday were compelled•to tarn back to Weighton, the road for a confiderable dillance being covered from hedge to hedge, to the depth of from fix to ten feet, in many places. A Mr. Cooke, from Sunderland, travelling in hiltown carriage, towards this place, was compelled to leave it about a mile on this fide of Weightnn, and purfued his journey on foot on Tuefday right, to Beverley. The mail for Yolk on Tuefday was carried from the place Where; the coach !luck acrnfs the' fi elds' down to' Weighton, and for warded from thence by one of thel York coaches. Beyond Market Weighton there was no impediment of confequence—the London mail, the coaches from Dona tier, Manchefler, Leeds and Edinburgh, arrived on Tuefday evening about the uftial time. At Whitby, and all along the Eafiern coati of Yorkfhire, the fall of (now was very great, and the roads were rendered wholly impaffable for carriages. and in many places even for horfes. The effects of this revere form, we are Corry to fay, were nor confined to the land. The following melancholy details have reached us from different parts of the coati ; and we fear that we are not ac quain•ed with the whole extent of the injury : At four o'clock on Tuefday morning, it blowing a tremendous gale with a heavy fnow, the (hip Ami cus, Captain SIMrsoN, of this port, from Petertborg, with hemp, flax, tallow, &c. (ruck on the Holder. nefs coati, about half a mile to the South of the Sif ter Churches. The gale continuing, the profpat of raving the crew became the objeft of folicitude, as the total wreck of the (hip being inevitable, being thrown on her hroadfide by the violent furl, and her tipper works parted from the bottom. The boats were Rove in attempting to launch them. At twelve o'clock the Captain, who was an excellent fwimmer, committed himfelf to the waves; with a rope, hoping ti be able to grin the (Fiore, but was overwhelmed by the breakers, and perifhed in the attempt. The mate, and another of the crew, followed his example and met a fimilar fate. It was now five o'clock, and the remaining part of the Ibles company were Gen clinging to the rig. ging And wreck, by numerous fpeflators. After fe veral ineffalual attempts, Mr. Giles, a refpeaable farmer at Washolme, had recourfe to the following : he procured a leaden half pound weight, and making a hole through ir, he Whaled it to a long piece of whipcord, and felefted from the fpeelators the molt athletic man, In call it at the wreck. After many fruitlefs trials. the man following a recedirg wave, fucceeded in throwing it acrofs the vefiel. The car penter fattening the cord round his arm, was drag Red through the fur fto the fhnre, apparently Held:, but afterwards recovered ; the rope was again call, and another boy rcfcucd from the veffel in the, fame manner. After this, a perfon named John Gem fides, notwithllanding the heavy fled, rerlhed through it to the veil, and though he was bidden repeatedly from the view of the Cpetlators by tremendous waves and could not fwim, fucceeded in gaining the wreck and brought to land another boy---in his paffige to the thole, he was twice thrown down by the violence of the bask water. He again returned to the wreck, and at the hazard of his own, faired the life of ano• Cher feaman. At fir o'clock four perfuns ventured through the waves to the (hip, and brought away two others, who died &only alter their gaining the &ore. • The Jafon, HALL, of Lynn, from Wyburg, was alfir driven on lhore about a mile to the Southward of the Amicus—crew favcd, and part of the cargo. The Kingthon, WISE, of and from this port, far Riga, was driven over Sandhale, upon the Lincoln (hire main, on the night of Monday Lail. The crew ate all lived ; the cargo is espated oro to be Caved, and the earl, it is hoped, will be got oif. In the gale on Tuefda y„ a boat was upfet in the Hum ber ff.the Earrifon, in which were two men of the nanses of Pier epoint and Leggett; the former taught hold cf the bat and fullained himfelf thereby, until a boat came to his al:finance from the tender ;—the latter was carried'away by the current, and his body is not yet found. He has left a wife and five chil dren. Ts:.e Vulture (loop of war arrived in the Humber yellerday, with the frigate prefented tome time Ago by the Aing,of England to the King of Denmark. An American veffel, bound to Embden, was fent into the • Humber Jail night by one of our cruizers. The Lollowiog is an estraft of a letter from the Ciptain of the Neva, to hiaonness at this place, dated .fielrpnborg, blOvensbcOoo :--!" In my pa ffitge fr"m Ctemflade, terth ,November, I raw three (loop Ptiviteirs. flelringS, S. IV. with I.)anifit colt They Inought to and captured three Englirn brigs our fhip vlas within half:, mile of the hilt uuc taken, ''the Nerrthenci of Bornholme bearing S. S. E. diflant three ,miles, with a good breeze from the earl.. I tni►dt rail to windward, in order to get into a Swedifh and arrived at Carlikan on the t 7th. The next day I proceeded by land to Helfingborg, and applied to Mr.' Fenwick Cour.late Engligh Conful at Eltiueur} resUefling he would, fend to the Commodore, then olrfieirtaghosyl k foe,a convoy to.talte Al. home. Ott riv t eiyipg Mi. Vsleteer, the Commodore made 411111fOr .4 veil' to el carry the esprers to the Ad lyttig ag pe alos with every afurance dikhe .Vrould gwaktas one ; aud that he taro would renflari.an(vrer to,Mr. Fenwick, which anfwer the' Colful`prO&ired to tend exprefs to Car Maim. There. *telew. thilis s af war in the roads. The hogrefs, of pug irstqt4 Us." - Monday night About eleven o'clock, two farmers, o( Nl. in Holderners, quarrelkd io a .public. 4ul ~toiilyelon, and became to violent. that iduor.comstri t ited,theni both to rifnn, td prevent This. co ,engaged Atte brother of .one of tbt eiame . of : Burnham, a bricklayer, that he wept • loaded his, gun, ,and waited is the area cappeilite the,gaol until the certifiable .came out, when he Wed* . AO 40440 tlsrcooterits of his gun in. Id der anilrealii The wlntnded rim purfeedel nd overtook the affaffils,%who turned upon him, and , ivrith the bUt end of his piece compelled him to re tveat. The villain went hopm, reloaded his piece. and returned to the Towne: it et li, with •an intent to ► fhoot the' Mat?r, but was to into inanely and . I committed 'in taltte, ; • Oniuk rat thither, how': I ever, he ciintrived fd efeape from the officers at vitrley. The wounded Man, whofe name is William Keates, is fill in danger.: • • •• 1.-21VZ321 mditxtra. 00164 EXCI4ANGE, 114Alkw.l.AN . R, DECEltittlt 14. Wheat has iriived this day in•confiderable fupplies, but hurting a deinand, was readily taken off at a farther inereafe in price of 31 imt'as. per qu 4 irtei—Battey in large fupply, and with Malt are each rather etiesper•LAVlihe and Grey Peas. with did two kinds of Beans, maintain their price —Oats are imemfularable flip ply, and this trade is Rill named at very high prices—}Thuryather higher. OiNIRAL CUIIIteNCY AS UNDZIL Wheat, sys 36s 74/ per qr. Grey Peas, 66i 7ts od Fine New. yys 78, od Beans, (old) yils 64. 6d Rye, (new) Os cos od Tick Ditto 56s 6ta od Barley , 405 461 cd Oats,2BB 315 sos Malt, (old) 6os 7cte od Poland ditto 425 sys od White Peas, (Boilers) tscs t 61s Pnratoe ditto to ass cd Rape Seed lit 2.51 fine Flour sit 6cs--Second..ou 5Su RP TURN of WI-IPAT in Mark-jape, ineletcUng only from the Jth of November to the sth of December. Total 8.487 quarters -Average 69s 6.1.04 aid lower than ;alt return. A RETURN OF FLOUR. Front the 28th of November to the 4th of Dec-mber. Tout -15.;34 racks—Average 565. 31d tas aid. higher than latt return. szyuan ritiCt OF GRAIN ON BOARD SNIP Al °FME Whrat 43i sos hos Boilers Iss • i cos od Fins tiiis 7zs Suffolk! to 140 s od Superfine 74 3 76. Grey Peas 58 4 664 od Fine Effez White, Sze. —s 78s liorte Beans, 55' 6:s . . Rye, 4(3* 481 Ditto, Old 64$ --• Liar) , 36s 40 od Tick Beaus, 50.1 63s od Malt boa 751 Oats Vs 395 384 White Peas 9os It ts Polands 404 435 od Rape Seed 221. to 2sl per laft. Fins Flour ssa to 6tur per Sack 'RICE OF HuPS. SAGO. POCEITII. Kent 51 no to 61 • Kent 51 nos to 0 es infic4 41 Ise to 51 ICIO Sufic: - 51 os to 51 1111 Elks 41 SOB to sl Ss Farnham 71 o. to 91 ys • •_ _ _ PRICE cit► if - 6N IN THE BC/Roiroti MARKET. _ . New Bags 51 54 to 61 6s I Poekcui 51 los to 71 75 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whiterhapel. Hay perload 4 15 o tr , 6 6 0 Hay per load 4 10 to 6 to straw t 16 oto 2 1 o Stia 1 14 to 2 1 Clover 5 13 CO 6 18 ritCi Of OAT AND STRAW Its SWITOSSILD. . Hay. - 51 01 to 61 6s New Clover of ocs to G 1 oos I Clover 51 to. to 61 Gs Straw, xl 13s to 21 ti SMITHFIELD MARKET, December 14 The fupply of prime beets was this day very gond. and the Market. in general, exhibited a plentiful thew of Cattle. Beef and Veal are darer than our latt report. Mutton is cheaper. Pork fold at lalt price. and the trade, for the molt part, was fumevrhat hrifk The fates in the Hay Mai wLre rather lively. Hay mid Straw have dropped in price Lance Friday's Market. Clover fetched a better price. To fink the offal—per Ilone of Sib. Beef 411 od to 6s 04 I Veal 49 04 to 61 od o Mutton od to Ss 44 Pork 4s od to 41 USA° OF CAT/ LI TRIO DAT. Boils, about 369 --Sheep and Lambs. 2 4, 6 4 1 . Calves 240-110 540. NEWG ATE and LEADENHALL, December 14 Per Root of 816, by the careafe. Reef 31 04 to pO4 I Vcal 3. Sd pSd Mutton 3s od to 48 Ed Pork 4s od to 4. 44 COAL MARKET, December 14. Ships at Market Ships fold Price so NoyesMe Coal 4 484 9d to s6s od 6 Sunderland o oos od to eta cd a Cinders s a6s cd to cos cd The Danes are making uncommon exertions to recruit their marine. It is Hated, that there were on the aoth ult. at fea, or in readinefs for fea, two fail of the line, three frigates, 13 brigs carrying from 14 to 18 guns, one fchooner of to guns, feven gun boats mounting from two to fix guns, and three fmaller ones, hefides numerous yawls, each carrying a gun, and in fame inflances four howitzers. It is a fingular fa& that when the Danifb fleet was furrendered to tis, it was flared that the (hips were nnprovided with boats ; they had been fent away, and kept concealed rill the term of our convention expired, when feveral hundleds of them made their appearance in the har bour. Many.of thefe have been fitted with guns fur the annoyance of our trade in the Baltic. About eight.o'clock on Friday evening a boat, in going through London Bridge, was twirled about feveral times by the thong current, when one of the watermen, (tithe name of James Fletcher, who !elided at Hungerfotd market, fell overboard, and was drowned. The hotly has not been found. DIED. Tlitirfday, at Doncafter, aged 57, Henry Moyes, of Edinburgh, Dodlor in Medicine; he was delivering a courfe of ledtures there on natural philofiaphy, but hti-g felatd with a complaint at the flornach, a fhort indifpolition deprived the 'mild of this learned and truly valuailt charadler. Dr. Mayes, though blind, had made great acluirstions in medical and moral fcience in geocraL 10• MORROW. Sun Wes Sin fess Moon tires minutes after 81 53 minutes after 3 i =minutes after 4 HIGH WATER. Al' LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning 5 .nbrates after 3 Aft tom a 23 agnates after 3 BUT R'S RESTORATIVE TOOTH-POW DER, here offered to the ufe of the Public at large, was in I the circle of Dr. P. ft Dintfdales particularaequaintanee, and the Nobility and Gentry. his patients, and its virtues juftly appreciat ed ; but a certain delicacy prevehted him from publicly announcing this preparation. Mt. Butler ha. come into poffelion of the original recipe, and he begs to afTure thofe aflidad with decayed or often five teeth and gams, that they may rely on its efficacy and reftor ative quality—a truifm of which any one may be convir.ced, by a fair and candid trial of one box. Of the properties of this Tooth Powder, its dehtfive property is kilt fufficient to clear away thofe deftrudtive particles of acid which generaf,y adhere to the gums, and to the inteaftices or the teeth, without injuring the farface of either, braliug 'form& in the former, and promoting a new t na• mei of pearly whitener's, where it has been injured or corroded on the latter. ' It has a Sealant and agreeable odour and Is withal fo patted, innocent, that it may be eaten without np.ry. There diftingtdilling charadteriaks ofits fanative effects and fuperiority, 'hwaeprocurod Rein inboonded approbation of the,Queen, the Prinesilba, the Empoefs of RuSa, the Dueheffes of York, Bedford, G a rdoe4, Rutland,and molt of the Engliat and foreign No Mitt', many of whom recommend it with adMiration, as a meg hey appendage to the toilet, and indeed they do hitt common juf • tin herein, fusee it imparts a armada and beautiful tednefs tothe •filama 1,4 ITCalb the molt delreloble fweetnefs,aid. if tired coo-, Randy as diretaed,williander the teeth firm and white, and pre vent the tooth ach fromitturniog to thofe who have been liable to its mat hanefid eteets.. Prepared and - fold whoiefalt and remit by Mr. Butler, No. 4 Cbespfide, corver, of Paternofter.row, London, and ointoit eons try Medicine Venders sod Per runlets, In !satirist as. pd. each. • Of whom may be had, Butler's improved Silver-wired Tooth. Brufhes,price as. each. SALES B•Y AVC"Tid: • CARTON ANTI' FITLING; IZf HOLDERIdi , By BELL and HF.)%IDRit, 13Y the order of the Affignee4 of NVilliann Mar7thart, a lilankrrpt, At' diet-Mu& of Robert Hawkins, the George Inn, in the Town of Kingfton.upon-Hull, on Tuefday the sth day of , January, 1808, between the Miura of trree and four o'clock la the ata a • . ncon. in:OttelorTwo Lott Is may be agreed ttponst the tittle of Sale, A IA that valuable and very improvable FREE .I. A.' HOLD' ESTATh, eligibly fttuate in the Parithet of Gae. tan and Fitling, in Holderneli, a line Sporting part of the County of York. eight miles from tile capital Market Towns of Patring• ton, Ox from Hedon, snd twelve from die Town of Hull, eonfift-' of.atuA. R. 36P. (be the fame more or ids) of Arable. Mea, dow, and Pafture Land, divided by excellent quirk tencet, lying very ror.padt, nearly within a ring fence, with two gnoft brick and tile Farm Houfeit, and Nimble Muth Statling,Granaries, and other convenient Out-builtliogs thereto. The above F.flate'h exonerated from the land tax. Further particulars may he had. by applying to Mr. Anthony. Atkinfon or Mr John Hill, Mcrehants.Hull; to the Auftionoessi or at trc Othce of Mr. Stephen Dickinfutt; Attorney at Lai' ill Hull ELI3IBLE FREEHOLD, LEASEHOTIK Ind LAIIPVHOII` ESTATES, near HORSHAM, sussrY. BY Mr WELLER, At the King's Head Inn, Horfharn. on Saturdly the 19th of December, at 4 a o'clock, in 7 Loth. Lot I. A COPYHOLD ESTATE, confitUng of a Farmlinufe and outbuilding, with 84 flume acres of arable and meadow Land, called MOCKFORD, at Cowfold. le.t to Mr Pearce. Lot 1 A Leafrhold Ella , e, called Swelnea. Brennshelme. and Ilronklands, knee at Rudgwick, confining of a Farmhourc and outbuildings, with so acres uf land, let to Mr Thomas Mott, te nant at will. I.nt 3 A Freehold !Rate, called t ip Hourc, Stuate at Rudgwiek and Cra: Icy confining of a Menage, barns, &c. with 56 acres t rood and 3 pnles of latnl : !rt to Mr rhintias Lot 4 A Freehold 1(1r1111 ire, barns, and (outbuildings, with t 47 acres 3 roods and ; at arable and meadow land. called Stum bleholme,fituate at R Wpm. and lfield, let to Mr Voice so leak, fix years of which are ittn spin d. Lot A Freehold Meffuage and Farm called Creenhurß, fitn ate at Rudgwick, with 29 acres 3 roods and 38 poles of land, ICC U. Mr Thomas johnfon. Lot 6 A Capit.,l Freehold Menage and Farm called More- Place, fi tuatc at Rudgwick and Cranky, comprifing a farmbarde and outbuildings, with 84 acres 3 roods and 28 pules of land, let to Mr Thomas Hoad, tenant at will. Lot 7 A molt defirable Freehold Eftate, calked Films, &trate= Fuburft and A:ringer, com;rifing a farmbesafe and outhisildings, together with rift acres and 9 poles of arable and coppice land, let to Mr Stoning, tenant at will. The F.ftates may he viewed by permiffion of the tenants, 41< whom printed particidars may he had ; alto at the Swan, Reigite; Red Lion, Dorking ; King's Arm., Gnealming ; Whi-e Line. Guildford; Half Moon, Petworth ; Nor for( Arms, Arundel ; Old Ship, Brighton; Star, Lewes; of Main Winfta•dey and Sun, Pa ternofttr-row ; of Metres Johnf,m, Price, and Ircebod, Solicitors; and of Mr Weller, Cbichelter. just publiihed, A CATALOGUE nt feveral Thourtn3 Volumes of New and Second-hand Boobs in various branrhei of Literature, nnw on (ale at the very low price* affixed to each ar ticle. By J. P Liam (late Wilke and Grafton) Boidifellcm, No. to, High ftreet, Birmingham—May be had gratis, at the place of Sale; or at Mt ffrs. Longman and Co.Paternolter row, Londbn. I'HE Difpenfary. N. is, Sohn Square, beim% open to the Poor, bas contributed confiderably to the e , edit SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISLORBUTIC DROPS h. we pilled, by afeertaining K. efficacy is a medicine in eafeitof Scro-- phula. Gout. Rheuniatifm, Eruption, and Nervous Difeafen, de pendant on the obitruetions of the nomads and intatises, and is all thole complaints of diffufed bile, where calomel has loft its eke6t by !request ule. ft la requi lite to caution the Pubt:e againft purchaling My others but thole bearing the word, " By the King's Partite on the bottle, bill of eireetions, and outli..e wrapper; together with the King's Duty, printed in bin& iuk: fold in bodies of is. 61.; double bottles tee.; larger tl. se.; duty included. CHILBLAINS ate prevented from breaking. and their tormenting itching inftantlyreenovedbyWHl TRH EAD ESS MCC of MUS'T'ARD, univerfally efteemed for its extraor dinary efficacy in rheumatlfms. palfies gouty affediont, and com plaints of the !blanch; but where this certain remedy has bees unknown or neglected. and the chilblains Mete adtuatly broke. WHITEHEAD'. FAMILY CERK Tr: will cafe the pain, and vcry fpeedily ittal them. Prepared and Toad hy R. Jcianftem, Apothecary, ts, (Ire* ftreet. Soho, London. The Fffenee and pills at ss. od each, the Grate at ts. t4d. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United King dom.—The genuine has a black ink !tamp, with the name of R. Jobniton infected on it. FOR COUGHS. CONSUMP 1 lONS &c. PECTORAL ESSENCE OF coursFoor. - - THE herb Cnitainnt, called Tafilagn by the an tients, was dill ingniihed by them, as its name fufficiently conveys, for its excellence in the cure of Coughs, and other pul monary complait.ts ; and this Effence has. in the entitle of a long practice, been fuilitt the mot fare and effectual remedy for Coughs., A111111%2%. and all Diforders of the Lungs. It gentty opens the bresrlt, and immediately gives liberty of brea•long, without danger of taking cold. It admirably allays the tickling which pro woke, frequent conghlt.g deatiles the (mall gl 'Os, relaxes the fibres, and thereby cairgts the cavities of the velfels. Thu, itwiJ prevent Confnmptio. s, if taken before the lungs are ulcerated. it owes alto all bulky and dry Coughs, heals rawnefs and formers 4 the urea lt, and gives relief to thole who, through age or in6rmitr, are deprived of nit or fleep This bit . ..nee is prepared by James Ryon, fury con, in Minot; and fold only by F. Newbtry and Sons, No 45, the can end of sr. Paul's, London in bottles. 3s. 6d. each, duty included ; and on .e are genuine but thole which have the words F. Ntwbtry, No. 45, St. Paul's," engraved as the [lamp. PIiBLIC ADVANTAGE. I 'HE advantage the public mita always derive - 11 - from regularly educated profelilonal men directing alcnott ex chifively their [tuella to one (peel's of malady, was never more clearly demonfteted than by the unexampled fleece(' which has attended the adinioißration of their new remedy and the estr.-- ordinary cures it has performed. For a long kricsof years, Metir, I CURRIH and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majefty's fcrsicc, have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular °bled of their Is vtiligatins. and arc harp; in having dikovcred a me . ..tire lupe dor to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fulficient tee °Verve that the credls of this remedy are diameeicaNy oppofite to thole of mercury,fur though it completely eradicates every vefiige of the virus, in its molt confirmed Rages, yet tt does oat in the Intl injure the coek.ituti•n—on the contrary, it renovates the 11S teas in all its natural fundtion4, promotes appetite, and facilitate, digeflion—thus inftead of reducing a Rang and vigorous conftite- • dos to the frightfui condidon that mercury does. it not only pre ferns that con:limn - ion In its primitive Rate, but rcßorts a weals and detifitated one to its natural ftrengtb and vigour. Numbericfs iollances are on recent record of the candor efficacy of this Medicine, Its inherer.t and fpecific vlruies ailing ZS a 7cr perual corredlive to bodily debility. whether proceeding foam an races of conjugal or illicit pleifarc, or 'Tom the mow infiduous. though net lets delrudive indulgence of loan dons youth of hots kits in a certain pernicious hateie Ardelet the melancholy variety of difocries which are the =aqui/nee eft this folitary vice, there art none more afaiding than that diftrcifing Rate of debility aoddeficietcy, which prevents otembittar!the ms trimmest Rote ; the unhappy fuffertr hands over hn taisfartuard alhamed to kek teliet, until he is reduced to fuck a Rote of wa nk asto render lifr opprefive. fucb perfors it muff 610. fang refl.-649a, to know that they May now, by a new Wale* mode of treatment, he retored en that greateit of aH bueue blest logs, a itrong, snaniy , and vigorous exaltation. ' In all "fa of Maki', ftcfaticatcY, feint whatever caufearifieg. as well as in every fpecies of venereal infeltion o Meffrs Currie ant) Co. may he co:lnked I y patients of ckher fee, with the gret(a& ( tit:Miami 1 1 4 41 6 11 r. at *dr inure, No. toy s Harms Darden. Lettcfs front the Country (rift paid) including a bank note, will have the necutary medicine sad advice fent to any part of die Kingdom. N. sot . Haulm Chia/dn. - LONDON : Printed afid put:Hilted by LEVF.I. Mean refhttrf Place. Latrantirl at the ST A a-Or ric it, N.' t. Care! - &art Publishol alfollithe rat -Or r (nit, l'ittnple- Bat T 1 • . 4 "