Star. — London, England, 1804-06-14 00:00:00

LAS' INTELLIGENCE. LAVE TRADE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. JUNI , In common with all our more refpeftable contempo- CRIMINAL INFORMATION AGAINST stows, stag,' ra. y Journalifts,we are extremely anxious to fix the at- IHADLFY, AND ItitTCHFR. tendon of our Readers on the African Slave Trade, Dr. Tatham, a Magiflrate i n Clergyman belie sow we hope for the &Pim, under the confideration countnißuekws,hloiadbardeceaivireadmihiteedllitgoeneelZ certain mountebanks, who had alfembled to exhibit their of Parliament. And as we with, on all occafions, to . tantathe amufements in his neighbourhood. They i Iform the head as well as appeal to the heart, we had alfel ellablithed a fort of raffle. The Doftar had !hall attempt to convey a gerter.il idea of the magnitude fignified his difapprobation of this entertainment from of this objeft, in an Ettimate of the number of Afri- the fenfe of hii duty as a Clergyman, and a Juflice of the Peace. Mr. Brown, one of the Defendanp, cans who griddle wanted for the fettlement of the a perfon of conftderable landed property, faid• to arable lands fill remaining uncultivated in Jamaica, thefe friends of merriment, 0 Do not mind fuch a and the Ceded lflands. We (hall include Trinidad fool as Dr. Tatham, but keep on my lads ;" and he I 1 our calculation ; becaufe, wonderful to tell ! that added, that he would turn the Magiftrate and his z'o -ions acquiition is (we are well informed) included officers off te rod. The Clergyman refolved on, i i the fchernes of'fome of our (peculators , wh o ate to perform h h is d u ty n un otwithflandingis s and he went, attended by his fervent a nd a cona ambitious of )lining—in the Losdos Gazette. ble, into the field where thefe humble followers - of According to Mr. EDWARDS (vol. I. p. i B6 . ill ed.) Thalia were playing their pranks and (hewing their there were in Jamaica, (Nov. 1789) 953,794 arable, agility. The DoSor commanded the Conflable to uncleared acres located, or taken up by grants from fupprefs this ilia, when the latter, in the ufual form , called upon fix perfons to an t him in the attempt. the Crown, and 264,000 arable acres, neither clear- On this, Mr. Brown (hook his flick Immediately be ed nor located. Now, that we may avoid all clap fore the b ead o f the hor f e of the Magiftrate, calling geration, we (hall fuppofe that a quantity of land out to the multitude, at the fame inftant, " Halloo, equal to thefelaft 264,000 acres,or atiovetwice the ex- my boys, let's cram them into a corner. and 'beat foufe was them thrownin the mud: " In the fequel, the Clergy tent of the Ifle of Wight , has been cleared b y the ne- m an from his horfe, and this indecent genes imported into Jamaica, lace the year 1789 ;fo exhibition was fuffered to' prikeed I The Learned that there will remain arable wood land in that Wand, Counfel then Bated the (hare the other parties bad Mil to be cleared and cultivated, 953794 acres borne in the canflifi, and produced the affidavits,-by Deasititat (according to Mr. Greig's evidence) mamma which the allegations were fopported. It appeared kiss. . . . - acre .. 1 8 6,1 36 that the Conflable w a s either biaffed or intimidated, Solder mend" coatiOtrakty above too,oott but from motives of humanity to him, this motion seres," fay - - - - tsopoo .....-- 66A0 3 e had no application.—Rule to fhew caufegranted. at. Vlstemes sam In bas an - - 84,000 MANDAMUS. . - • - New . Mr. Etsaiss moved the Court for a writ of man- Loc a ted -40 Mo damus to be direfted to the Truftees of the Dagger. Unioestrd wood land in Da-niniat and St. Vineeat's, lane Diffenting Meeting Monte, at Hull, defiring that kilig tli' d tilt liebtfaCe " e me ' lll°lol4 ee t he ' they would reinflate the Rev. George Nicholfon in Mmd at Derhodoes - ' " 436 his fituation as Minifter to that congregation. It was iiisits Ropers (wise we meat Blinn) that Odle Is- Rated, that the late Ifinifter, from M health, was • Mad bad balansbici and St. Vincent's le already obliged to reign; and an application was made by ' ellintili ewe that sort brat et** remaining Whet there very Troftees to Mr. Nicholfon, requefting that ; 119 a 1 . 61 . w 114 aw wthitadtt , and we son have et -"--- he would offer hienfelf for their confideration to fi ll ' dik Weirder ID theft two Minds. Way - 53 4 18 the vacancy. The Truftees had the power of nomi- Alit..cinth who was the auctioneer of the lands nating, and the cougregation to cleft. In conic -6.44l,Cesivernmsent, (Letts his belief, 4 ' that t 20,000 quake of this invitation, Mr. Nicholfon left London, • simosesee wou ld b e /wee+ I# i iui to dear the s aon aft er b and went at firft, which is the ufual mode, on trial i time e was unanimoufty slated, gave einellialads in &. Vincent's and Dominica ;I' and, up his ellabliflunent in town, and moved his family diNdblering that,over and above the deplorable mor- to Hull, where lie officiated for tome time. From tality on the voyage from Africa, aarditi of all the lane unknown motives, the Truftees thought pro. African* imported into the Mends, die (chiefly of per to difmifs him ; but, having been eletted by the Maio karts I) before any labour is got out of them, c d o ul r alt a d tia a ant, at until: s h tli day c ti :f ue t: l pr t iT l a a t t i l end evh h e i n s this ellialdei of Mr. GA, mull be very moderate . the Truftees aCtually loc ked up the chapel doors, and 111111.11 aunt Mow ocres et nimble wood-land In fie• neither minifter nor congregation could fay their Vieseatiaed Nokia regain tsoaloo African ate- prayers. The application was grounded on the af ' gems to elate and cultivate tams, escipoo lOW IN fidavits of Mr. Nicholfon, and leveret of the congre. • lumakaloantose.% - Africa wittet, 1 A 80 4: 4 " gation, whofe with it was that he lhould be reindat- Add art an•aleenst's and Deadalea, se abase • 130,000 ed. The Court granted a Rule to thew caufe. Ifee Teta" ceesids, litc. we moot IA at pretest And MOLLOY V. ,ACNIR. obisbot we may War fay, as many mom es - short= This was a fpccial argument. The fees were, _ Imported Mricans, wadi it wasted for the arable • that the Plaintiff, the Captain of a trading 'hip, had • Wood•lendritrdwiliwriswhidiwerehtoorpoireSiest conveyed the Defendant and his family from Dense . beams tae he peace - - - - %slope° rasa to the Englifb Channel, where his Chip was cap . This number is probably underrated; for it was, tared and eairied into Amlterdam. The queftion was, wh he could not recovir of e Defendant 1 we think, generally allowed ten or twelve years ago, for ether the freight and paling. from the Weft Indies, the that thaw railiaar of African negroes umiak required !kip Rill being in the Admiralty Court, and not yet to clear and cultivate the arable wood-lands in the condemned? The cafe was argued by Mr. Glees and Wands then in our poilefEon ; and it was as generally Mr. RICHARDSON, who ably fupported their feveral allowed, that the Slave-trade could not be continued Pofitiont o h fathat objet could be gained. The Oave-merchanu The l e naint t g b t y -el be u being t : l 4 captured , add at e a p e re errn ia ; did not capeß it; nor were the repraake part of the progrels towards condemnation, or re-delivery, was Weft Indians• fu uareafonable as to alt it. It would precluded from bringing an anion, as his rights and have been to adjoenithe queftion ad Graeae Calends,. benefits were all transferred to the captors, The cafe was iliffimilar to Luke and Lyde, the reference relied We remember to have heard Mr. PITT and other Membenemore than once, reprobate every idea of ° (Lances, infu f re t Court of the wveerrdeiftoi opinion, ld e that t the ~ ,t rc: T ., the kind, in very ftroug language. We, therefore, (hould be reverfed, and a nonfuit entered. cannot conjeCure upon what grounds foam men ex- ;ova 13. tend their wild, bankrupt projeßs to Trinidad; but DVELLtNG.—TH I RING T. WATHIN AND OTHINS. as tech men there are, we mall compute the addi- R ln ul t:l i e n c th ot i t s rf c e f o e f Ifaofir at c r imi n al Mr . i E f a sa 1 K t ! obtained ' tional number of imported Africans which, on their a che Defendants , a for fending achal a le o nge a ttr i f:f argEr plan, avallk iFanted for the cultivation of that Mend. dun, a private in the Bevern Volunteer Riflemen; lathe "Pretest State of the Weft Indies,'! (printed he this day applied to make the Rule abfolute. tt I ‘ 17713, in 4to. it. 37.) Trinidad is (aid to form a Th e . particulars of the original motion we have triangle whole fi des are 36, and 20, and 1 5 leagues. gi t e dr. l G A R o ß r o m w e r fh p e a w Pe ed r. caufe againfi the Rule, and It nay therefore contain about 3,456,000 acres, which contended that the information fhould not be per ste. Arnett entirely in wood. Suppofe only one-fourth milted to go againft the Defendants. The firft. Mr. of this &dace to be capable of cultivation"; a fup- Nathaniel Pierce Wathen, was a Captain in the Stanley Corps of Volunteer Sharp (hooters, and the potation, certainly. far than of the troth, ',ince the other two Gentlemen were Members of the fame ; land is reprefentcd as generally level and fertile. Corps ; the cireutnftances from which the matter Mb fowth of the furtaee of Trinidad, of 864.000 acre% originated were neat ly as follow : It was agreed upon would require, according to Mr. o.'. proportion, to that ten privates of etch corps fhould meet for a Wag it into cuttivadon, Afrita Negroes, 11 / 3 73 15 tt trial of )kill in firing at a target. It happened, that Add for Jambe and the Ceded lamb, matawee. 5.51 0 P 00 the Severn Corps gained the day. and the vietors and Toral.—iram ...requillte to clear and cultivate tie vanquithed retired together, in the uttnoft harmony snide wood lands In Jamaica, the Ceded Wands. and --....-.. and good humnor, to partake of an excellent dinnet Trinidad'. - African Negroes, 4 , 3 93,0 ca which had been prepared for them, and which, by Parr milhosis dada half of men. ce eke Irel, to be dragged agreement, was to be at the expence of the conquer toed party. After the bottle lied taken a few round s, chains, through peftilence. horror, and death, to alz,athdtheen p arty were growing merry, snake up a wholefale factifice of the human race, Captain Samuel propoled the follow. for the execrable altars of the cruel and delufive i ng ;044 of the Stanley Corps, : Britifi Mossam, (in addition to feveral millions al- i. May the Gallic Cock never molt en /kid& Oil•-bot.lbeuld tr :or ia p o . d, mey . th in e reerrnmisn'oris do roes their duty, white the Stanley immolated) ; and this at a time of alarmin g public trial; at a time when we are firoggling for This was drank with hilarity and great pleafantry. o ur na tional independence againft a bloody and and wasconfidered a good natured kind of blundering a powerful tyrant ; at a „ time when the juft judg " WartierOnfleZe the hooneochnerps, Some aft.ng itlhe merits of the At:WIC:I4TV, awfully chlplayed in ~...e the i party broke to n in t he u r t . molt harm tim or a iy and r a t o o l d amaz ing t evolutinr.of St. Domingo, are proclaiming, humour with each other ; and fortunate would it as with a voice of thunder— have been, the Learned C-unfel r.bferved, had all 4 . P AAAAA aro:1 1 r y THY 001), 0 BRITAIN !! !.' the company been as hamlet's in their thoughts, as . if it thew be obi , t b.d . t h at ~,t & r um , c um re „, prnr , t ,i n „ the matt-mailer ; but this was not the cafe; Mr. M the feveral Mends at arable wood lard+, we would reply, that Burden, who was a drawing-mailer at Gloucefter, the 9 e 5 ,794 acres In Jamaica arc eiledly I ,soi, and thrreforc was time ; and he could not refill the temptation of may, is uencre, he prefuened to lot not only arable. but C.ll.elli. drag ing a pielture with his car icature pencil ; this ,„„, t , i1f ....d with regard tn riii t ion„:”l rr.; ant•ltat v, luso fop roro teat half of the unappropr—t, I 1u.:.,..,. rat. Vincent. ~.1.1 Iketth of the inooting-match, the dinner, and the kri o n-ini,v, and only one fourth of that of Trinidad, to bearalde, toaft, he next day prefented to the Editor of The li,csufc the two tomer bring (man iflands, a ,?r , ater proportion Gioarcfirr gamma! ; but not Erfnr: it received a few of their laud is near to'fappitis places than of ttsc latter, whkh, finilhip- troiclics fli-nt CA l .t•in Samil-I \VA:hen ; it i b -e- m n"r"tiki;" .7, ' '' '' ' '''ir's4.----- .. rli w .. r''' . l-`ll. n. 4 i then appeared in i4 • i- I . to the racy; 1,10 •te that we preten d •o nmel . .. a Reiwni 1 . . publi c . pi ins, i, am , r , ling ;:n b ,:`,;,',,,..'`'..,„ ; .,..„ • „,„ 1 ,„. a n „,,,,,,,,, , h ,,t, ,ad 4 „,„ ted orronal, but ft, reprelented, as to degrade the one atom Alma, to imamate tin kla..am., of Certain (peculators at Wail, tore i and suite the other. It WAS prtpeiCci that I corm !hall at of this cans w arable and tb our z'o ions ittheJ ambit' Ace there uncles the Cr ed not geratil equal tent 0. gran that II Aill to 15;0 Soktilf ultra St. Vls Locate Unless i • dillll aid 14, 4 1 0 • vow mad talk, Afrii intim this i 1' • ) 11 t ler 1 _tar • V • so 1 are ebt to I ifs alli 611, did 114 Mss AI 1 4 6 ahi Cal tat as tie pb tri It of 00 b Tb as Ta .F 1 to zo fa re P 0 1 a a ti tiordon . !bad 'eerreli his' raidiettetelta . don by an explanataig. advertifement. Thor he refalid. and fume Word* pallid, intimating a chaUerge from Mr. Lewis; the anfwer to this was, is vrbois Mr. Lewis?" iVlif he is a tradefman ; Mr. Burdon is an utift, titid therefore above him •, but, in &tint of manners and education, he, Mr. Burdon, was on a footing with Mr. Nathaniel Pierce Wathen ; and if he would take it up, he would give him any anfwer be might require." intimating, that he bad no objeßion to fight, if he met a man whom he conflicted his equal ; however, the Defendants, with a true fptrit of conciliation, previeua to any application to the Court, caufed a paragraph to be infected in the Newfpaper, which they hoped would at once p ut an end to the difpUte, and reconcile all parties to each other. On theW• grounds, he hod the Court would not think it It cafe, upon which t heir Lordfhips would grant an information. Mr. Wtotsr followed on the fame fide. Mr:Ea:etas fupported the Rule : he Paid he al ways entertained a difpofition to keep' up harmony among perfons in this molt hStiourable fervice, and from the recent fatal catafirophes which have oc curred in duelling; and confidering that there are now 350,090 men in arms, he trotted their Lord (hips would Interfere to prevent fuch matters in fu ture: after the paragraph had been.publiflied, and that Mr. Bus don found it was likely to create Come Impleafant bufinefs, he wrote a molt gentlemanly and honourable letter to Captain. Samuel Wathen, which was a moll liberal, handfome, - and complete apology; but, notwithaanding this, one challenge followed another, and at fall he was told there were 'so men now ready to fight him, and that one of them, Lewis, would meet him the nest morning, and fight him with (wads, patois, or rifles. Upon the whole, there was fuck a perfeverance towards a breach of the peace as loudly sidled for their Lord ihips' interference: Lord Eccaramooem Waved, that although there were fame things in this cafe which one could wino to have been otherivile; yet the Profecutor was entitled to this extraordinary interference of the Court. He did not look upon the paragraph of the. Profecntor as a libel, yet it would have been better if it had net appeared; for what paled in a private roots, although on a public fobjett, was not. a fit matter of publication in print, becaufe upon all fuck occafioas there was a great chance of a mifander lazuli's; this, therefore, might produce a degree of irritation which it was defirible to maid; but here, after an apology had been made, another apology had been diaated, and on the party refofiog to fip it, be was challenge/ to fight two duels,— Ibis was a very great and deliberate breach of the Peace, for it was in cold blood, ofpecially on the part of the Defendant, Mr. N. P. Watbea, for he appeared to inftigate the matter when there was no quarrel per tonally with him, and he was net hinifelf the perfon propofing to figlqt. His Lordlkp thought at any time, but particularly at thiatime, the Court might interfere in fish; cafe to preferve the Peace among men, when Co many hundred thoufand of them daily met with arms in their bands. Rule for Criminal Information abfolute. WATS. Mr. CARLOW raid he had a motion for an attach ment againti Captain Temple. for having refcued hienfelf out of the cultody of the Sheriff of Sates, who had canted him to be arreited for debt by virtue of the proccfs of the Court. What he had to move now was, that the Defendant might nand com mined. Mr. &sates (aid, that Captain Temple *ls Cap min of his Majelly's chip the St. Alban':, of 64guns, now Rationed at the mouth of the Thames, a Illation their Lordthips would be aware was a very impar• tant one. The charge againit him was on the repot' of the Sheriff, who had made his-return. Lord Ect.ssisbaovoie aiked if there were any cit . - comilances in this cafe to which civil retribution was not applicable ? Mr. Easatas Paid there were not, and the Defeo-, dant was at once ready to pay the debt and cults. After a few words from Mr. Gaaaow,affenting to the enlargement of this gallant officer on payment of the debt in four actions brought againß him, and all the coils, and a few alto from Mr. Ease see in ho nour of his client's character, the Com t permitted the Defendant to go at large upon thefe wens, without inquiry into the circumttances of the cafe. The chapel belonging to his Excellency the Ruffian Ambaltador in Mary-la-bonne-fireet, was broke open on Saturday night, and robbed of the following ar ticles : a filver chalice, the infide gilt ; a filver ineenfe pot ' • a large filver-gilt fpoon ; a filver belt-1100.1e ; a fil ver candleflick ; alfo four pieces of laver, bearing impreflions refpeflively of the Four Evangeljfis • and one rouni piece of filter, bearing an imprefion of Our Bided SAVIOUR. Yefierday the RVCORDIR made a Report to his Majcfty of the following eighteen prifoners under lenience of death in Newgatc : J. Corneille and J. Draper, for wilfully cutting T. Coultmon, with Intent to kill him. J. Smith, alias Lacey, foe uttering a &mute:eta half-croons. R. Anderfoo, for breaking and entering the dwciling.houfe of J. L. Tuck and L. Tuck, and Reeling three asset watches. J. Kemp, for breaking and entering the dwelling.houfe of J. Mkidictoo, and Boiling five cotton gowns, Ste. G. Smith, for returning from tranfportation before the ezpira don of his term. Mary Andafon, for Realm Bank-notes, the property of Ells. Newman. G. Donohow, for braking and entering the dwelang•hode of W Tili, and fleeting two kgs of pork, ac. J. Heath, for Reeling a theft of tea, value a6l. the property of M. PACs°. J. Nixon and W. Barnet, for braking and emoting the dwel ling-boric of T. Harr ;...es. and Reeling two retelling- beetles, Re. R. Herds, for Ruling a quantity of paper, value 91. the proper of Man. Felton sad Co. W. Gill, atlas Matthews, for &faulting S. Brown, and robbing him of a metal watch, etc. Caroline Matthews and Elizabeth Figur, for Reeling ao yards of ribbon, the property of J. Key. Mary Ann Taylor, rot' fixating two Brett. and other articles, value id. and 1 , - - King. for teltaa, and Rook Laois Comm, When th , pleaftsre. 'The cocci inn not rej _ Dia • • r • Os Selerliaf lame. at SidiessAPlllesolleoi c, leder et lidos, Is IWyear at S. , the IltivotApe6 MAIO" liebert Oath, Eft Madeira, ia sok yore, Waits. la eeenfhoreeek aged 66, 011ecr Fairtelough, Efq. late Major del* Illeadeset Minds, aad use at ibeAldenium of that teens. . ' Dualelkla, en the 3:ft sit, le the 93d yeai ef her age, Mn At s. Vielet rdi4 olds late Alm:soda Campbell, HIGH AI/Alla .4.7 Wroth( ' • •• • •,• • s 6 BMW= after 7 Afteraaes D HEUMATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY L‘. AFFECTIONS, with their Owl Contomitants, Sperm, Or, flying Paint, Flatulency, Indigettion, and Bendel Gebilky, neatly in whatever foutee) are relieved and' frequently cured by WHiTEHßAD'orldente of bluftaid Pills, alter every other weans had failed. The Fluid Elena of Muflard (tied with the Pills, IN thofe complaints wine* aeaararyq b pulleys tlie.moft salve. penetrai• log, and elfednal remedy in the world, eating the feeeetft SPRAINS AND BRUISES, in kfs teen bill Abe danc dually taken be Opoieldoe, Argue: Wade, or any piker Liniment or EmbrocatiNi i and if ufed ism meddatdy after any accident, ft peorenti the part turning black: It is premed aad'kalat as. nd. each boot es bottle, by R. Johan Ron, Apothecary, No. ty, Ortek-ftreet, Sabo, London,, and may be had of every Medicine Vender In Great Britain and Ireland. Mr. GREEROUGH's CELEBRATED TINCTURFAS. NE for cleanfing and preferring the 'TEETH; O and elhduelly coring the Scurvy in the Cums, Freeman' the Teeth from further Decay, and rendering the breath pettedly fwi t. The ether far the Tooth-Ach, which gives immediate eak, wittiest Miming the Teeth a Gums. Ado Mr. Ortesouglgs Audit:ld Lozenges, which are a fere and foray remedy ter the Heartburn, Indlgeftlon, Frain cc Wind is ltesseek. thefts difewhis that aria from too INC *ring, and prefects the 11l mods of bed wine, Rale beer, Re. Noddy,- can bet better pivot of theelleacy of the 'hove Medi cines than to ^ high repute they have bee‘ Beld In opined, of 40 pub Every porehahr Is requited to °Hera, that R. Hayward, Now to, Ladgetshill, is primal on the Stamp; all Atha" ate Cosa. catches. Thy are prepared and fold by R. Heyward. Chinni (Swale a T. Cireamvegh, the Investor), No. to, WV l Whill. Leedom. Said ado by F. Newbay, No. ey, St. Peas Church-yard ; Bayley and Mew, Coekfpur.ftect ; Ward, No. 354, Holborn; W. Clerk. 1..169. lorsoosis ; sbd Imo and Co. No. ase. Osterd-dreet.-s Price is. rid. A CERTAIN CAE Fat CORN.. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CIAN-PLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this moR etcelleot REMEDY is fo certain of its Edielay having sever Gad. In a avidity a Cafes, agrees, If It doer not eradicate the Oass, root and baseca. TO pa rower. And he begs lan M edd, daft ht has infinitely the advantage of the numbadefs We& Meisel Oismousts, &siva,manyof afibthed pers fews!an reify, swag wham are Come of the Set charadiers om abis iotteldide and Retail by T. Arta, No. t, Fireeb-tana'saat do Royal ladoags; and 'lf* by Mr. Day, Ns 7. Tartßoa.. Rano Mr. Witten, Na 39 St. Junees.ftreet; Mr. Hilda. Ns. at PAPAW ; Mr. Ward , No. 324, Holborn ; and idodi sad a. Na. asa Oaford-Areet. At Bititol, by Mr. Roden and Mr. Sheppard loolddiao Bath, By Hazard, bookfeltar, and Wrlghi, perfumer. Ildinlowsth by Raster, South Bride. Portha and Gtofport, Mr. Harding a. Liverpool, by Mr. One. pAnter,and Mr. Joao ,beeldellire IPsetbsooth 114.‘Moriey, bean:Bor. . And►ly molt (gibe Vendors of Medians@ In Boston& mgottuut Aor.' At ** * rig Wardbrde far D. puree Preder, Ns. 43, Ste . *.• . • Pars Cherch-yard, Levi", riE following MEDICINES at. fold, at the prices annexed, including the Stamp Derr ii and r it is - waded, that from the ift of September, illar,the Stamps basil he applied to ell gropnetary Medicines, as well for Fore:et* for Ham caufignposn, and as a Conliderable Addition is wade to the Strops an the Ankles et Water Vane, or chafe be Belk. the Prior cif Dr. jestr's Prides will be in fern is. 941. per Packet, or kl. so. 6d. per Dosen; bat the Qmagtity of a Doses !tickets ter Rot* (as made opfer the Army and Navy) ray be bill hie tl 44 AN ae by Tamer of the Cosualliesers of OM lamp Dice, Plates arc prepared for Mr.lifewbery's ferrate life„ *t Id* Naar engraved in each Stamp, the Pelt& will be err fat to abler~ that re Words, " F. Newbery, No. 43, St. NOV are ;Ahmed in the Strops of all his`Medieines; and es it is pee fumed that tai will be a Billelest &amity againft Ceonterfate. his Sisseton on the Lahti* on Dr.lentes's ?weeder will be difrAser tineedfiset heneefatward. Stator Will be allowed studs, as areal, to tide who partite& iiali a Dana or wore at a din, of the lower Fred Article& . Dr. James's Powder a Lamps of Biala s Bows 114 0 Prelate's Tindt. of Berk 4 • Arks& Pill 4 6 Hughion's ditto a 9 large liew 14 o Etrglim Coffee a Dr. Steers's Opodeldoe s 6 Genuine Arlie/tufa& S 6 Oil a 6 Onnikark Marin II 6. ......- C.#lllOl2lllC Drops a 9 Inglles Scots Pills a g -- Paregoric Lo. Bann of Peppermint a 1# Grant's Drags a I Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Dr. Hooper's Pills a g Dr. Auftin's Cbalybeate Gtafs'a Magnefla 3 6. Ditto - 4 0 Henry'. dine s 6 Diby's Carminative t 9 Norton's Drops 3. 6 Effence of Coltsfor 3 6 Spliihory's ditto S 6 Cephalic Snuff 0 9 Dr. salaactres Tee s Mr. Sp inet's Dentifrice 4 0 Ofteousles Tiatfture lone'', Rheumade Tine. 3 6 Do.Tolu Lozenges t I N. B. Stamps with Mr. NewberfaSsow are ailed to the fi twenty Articles above enowerated; and as many perfects, parti ertariy tenants and rneffengers, mutate his haufe, he is ruder the nc gnat,' of pointing out, that k is at the Salt End of St. Ileare, nearcft to C heapfide and that it has a large white awned frost, en which theft wards are inferilual4 Tea .NLT W see Da. JAIIII.I POWS'S." HAVING dedicated n.ykk to the &iffy, and bees gratified by the mod confiderahle predict In that titan& which I thought groper to felecl, I that that I tare not more toff• employed my time than thole who, In the (therm field of the profeffion, are ocesfionally immerfed In uncertainty, and cannot always attic that heeds which is acquired by concentrating the hateßenue* power to one clefs of diforders. The Moths of DEBILITY are peculiarly dinselling, for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms, and, by a de prefflon of all vital energy, eminence fired( becomes etnblttered..... Whether they wife from the prevalence of ill example thedellneor the habits of (drool-boys, or the Indulgences of maturity, they re . quire the mod affuluous profelLonal ®din; but by the ignorance of uneducated men, the froptosusare aggravated, and the tooth ' tution is denroyed. Asa MEMBER of the ROTACCOLLECIE d St IRO I ground my pretentious on regularity of edutudon; and ;ariteetne every privlkge to pradice, I feel rayfeff entitled to that confider , . with which I have hitherto been fo liberally bewared. In the Grit fenfations of local wealincfs, early application wr.l prevent the calamity of a debnitated frame; bet whers the fief• filer, from a confeloofnefs of the unusaideds pi' the vice which carded his misfortune, is (carrot of the contempt or team of his funny phyfician, and broods over his infirmity with wend con cealment, it men be fattsfaCtory for him to be allured cot only of capability of treatment, hut silo of the molt inviolable tecrtcy. And in recent Venereal Complaint. It is potable to prevent pale, danger or dares; In the moil complicated cafes it is tat acquire. mein of ezclufive eaperieure lit this kite to did a Cafe, certain, and (pecdy re-eftabillluitent I offer the advantage of this experience to than of elder fez who are stfildied with any hind of DEBILITY, of any finirtams of ENEilliAl. INFECTION, and in cafes the terms of Mee.. menthe am need on the heft interview, Taylor, fof thaling two esti= Ye (Wed on the belt intaysew. upwards, the ifropertp of T. loldernefs. Parent. in the country are expedted to Wades Bask r•y•c, and Ab 7, r breaking and CPUTirif the dwelling honk of J. Pa- a , niu.dicd y peci y i t h c i r age a pd manne r d &Mg. lad sung wearins-arp.f.i.acc a d MARTIN BREE. ey,a French Eartigrnot prteß, for an senators' oar' sc. 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