Star. — London, England, 1807-10-06 00:00:00

r - 7 / DUBLIN. OCTOBLI? i. Y4Derday, purfuant c, orders from his Lordfhip, the Commander in Chief of the forces, detachments from the feveral regiments 04 the line were to arrive at head quarters of the different regiments of militia thr , tightmt Ireland, in order to receive their quotas of volunteers, purtuant to the recent Aft of Parlia ment for that purpole. The enrollment of the men who volunteer for the, militia into the line, is ordered to take place this day - . Monday lall there was a field day in the Phoenix Park, of the feveral regiments now compofing the garrifon of Dublin. The troops marched out at Leven o'clock in the morning, and were exercifed till two o'clock in the afternoon. The variety of ma amuvres which they went through evinces the greateß perfeCtion in military (kill and difcipline, and gave the higheft fatisfaaion to his Lnrd(hip the Comman der in Chief of the forces, and the other General OfSzers prefent upon the occafion. Tuefday laR the feveral corps of yeomanry, Ca valry, and infantry, in the diftria of Wicklaw, were reviewed and infpeaed by Brigadier General HAMM- TaN, upon the race ground of Wicklow. The corps muttered very numeroufly, and looked extremely military and well ; they went through a variety of manoeuvres, and fired feveral rounds, much to the fatisfaaion of the General, notwithflanding a heady rain began foon after the commencement of tie re view.—A detachment of the corps commanded by Captain Revco., which occupied the right of the line, aaed as flcirmithers to cover the movements of the brigade. The General Dated to the Officers commanding, the high fatisfaaion he felt at the mi litary conduit of the Corps during the day ; and the General afterwards proceeded to Bray, where he aifo infpeacd and reviewed the feveral Yeomanry Corps of that dititia. TR UR°, OCIOBRR 3. We lately (Wet), that;feveral feamen of the Ame rican States tchonner Revenge, had offered to enlill with an officer of the Britith Royal Marines, now on the recruiting fereire in Truro, but that he had fent them back to the American Commander with a de claration that he could not countenance deferters. We fitou'd have been happy to Rate; that this ho nourable cnnduet on the part of a Britith officer had produced an equally honourable return from the 'American ; bt;t what will the American declaimers upon national honour and political juflice fay, when wo tell them, that Captain Reed cf the United States ferooner Revenge, an officer and a velfel rendered cnnfpreuous by being the bearer of infiruaions from the American Executive to its Minilter in London on a difputc between the two countries, in which defer. ti , n and the enc- • uragement of deferters form fo prominent a feature—that this Captain Reed fo obliged, and fo ltimulated to honobrable feeling, re futed to give up one of his crew who had declared himfelf a deferter from a Eririfh regiment ? Yet fuch is the fan. It is a feet ton, that fevetal others of the crew cf the Revenge declared themfelvea Britith fabjefts ; and that they were nest claimed as Inch, and taken nut or the (hip, was Owing to the delicacy and prudence of the Britith officer to whom they offered arena - elves, who, c mlidering that the wife! was waiting the re:urn of difpatches from the Amt. 'jean Minilier, would not furnith a pretence to the Americans th it their vefTel had fuffered any detri- Ment or delay in her million, by weakening her crew. General Phipp; (brother of Lord Mulgrave) has been fnme time in this neighbourhood upon a nail tar,. iturpe6tion ; and General Nugent is expaled here rn day on a limilar The praElice of wrefiling, which had confiderably declined in this county, has been revived late with great fpirit. In the populous neighbourhood of Re druth, few weeks pais without a match, at which fame thottfaods attend ; and it is pleating to obferve that, from tlse countenance and maqagement of re fpeaable perfms, thefe meeting.; are freed from the quarrellb.g and diforder that formerly charafierized them. Several other towns have their annual wrell hogs, and liberally reward the fucceisful candidates. Amor g the neighbouring towns which have lately revived or intli:uted annual games of wteftling, girgling, jumping in tacks, and running for (mocks, we have now to mention the celebrated borough of Tr egoney. They commenced there on Tuefday hail, and were continued of Wednefday ; when athletic Trufcott, of 6t. Stephens, wen the bell prize at %railing; Tom Jerkins, of Vet yan, the feconcl.— Jumpinz, in lacks followed—and jumping to the fiddle followed that. Between four and five o'cicck on Monday fen r:ght, in the morning, a gr-cer's (hop in Trongate, Glalgow, nearly opp,,rx,e to the Tron Steeple, was broke into by forcing r ff a window fhut ter and cutting out a pane of glafs, apparently with a diamond. A boy who was teen lounging about the . fisop, was ap prehended and carried to the Police Office, wheye a quantity uf nutmegs were found upon him, viliich he had taken out of a Phew glafs in the widow,,, The hack door of the (hop being found 'open, two men mete fet to Watch it till the owners came. Nearly an hour had choke], when a naked bpy fprang by them and almoa effe6ted his eicape. It lector he, bad gone up the cbiatney, in which..he krippid, ;alrhis clothe", is 'hit hope of effeeking" his efcgre by' e roof. In the forendoti, they were carried before the blagifirates, who committed them to feiarate cells in Bridewell, ,till farther examination.. Thefe boys are from Ireland. ;and, though curly about 14 years .of age, are feemingly old offenders; they fay that they !ladled from Belfaft from fear of being hanged; and that t h re e men tame along with them, but they would not tell who they were. Tutfday Mornio&another (hop, nearly at the bead of the Grallowgate, was broken into, and calls .and to b acc o to the value of about feven pounds flerling, and a.drab upper coat with velvet neek, carried off. The (} t op was entered by .a back window, tihich looked into an open coal cellar ; the window !hurter was forced open, and an iron Ilaple'torn out of the wall with part of the.fione. An iron poker was left• in the (hop. in which they broke open a (idle, and she cafement and four panes of glafs rf a ;Pilule* rbetween the back and fore (bop. The port attire ineafurekare nal% for the dilcovery of there &pre . datorigirich them remains little doubt, ilr:uld they I In that city. LON6ON MJRK#TS. CORM DIRRX. IT, MIRK Lame, OCTOB h s—There is to-day a middling fupply - of Wheat arrived ; belt fainples fully fopport lad paces, and other forts go off heavily—Barley. with Malt, are each rather cheaper—White Peas again at more advance—Beans of both kinds are fomewhat deare:=Oats are in to lerable fupply, at rather!setter price—and the terms of Flour continue as WI week. CSANTRAL CU RRRRR T AT OMUTA: Wheat, 421 sis 65s per qr. Grey Peale bos 6es Fine Ditto, 681 7os Beans, 54s 605 od (old) Rye, 425 465 (new) Tick Ditto, 455 516 cd EAF1xy,3711436 ad Oats. 245 28s 335 1V1a1t,065 731 od Poland ditto 34S 365 od Whitt PUS, T4Rs t6Rs Poratoe ditto—, 37$ cd Rape Seed 231 to 271005. Fine Flour 5Ss 585—,Seconds scs to 555. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from the 21ft of Sept. to the 26th of September—Total 4 3:5 quarters Average 63► 91d.-35. td lower than laft return. RETI I RN OF FLOUR, From the r9th of September to the 25th of September. Total—ts,oss lacks—Average 595. 3.14.1. os. cid. higher than laft return. RETURN PRICE OF GRAIN ON BeARD SHIP AS URDU: Wheat 465 sos 585 Boilers 530 s isos od . . _ Fine, 6os 6ss Suffolks to - 160. od Superfine . 66s 68s Grey Peas 46s 65s od Fine Efrex White, Ike. —s 7os Tiorle Beans, scs 58s Rye, 38s 45s Ditto, Old 6os —s Barley 30 441 od Tick Beans, 401 Si. od me- 62s 73$ Oats sas au. )2$ White Peas toos i 2 ts Poland. 34s 36 9 1 : 9 4 Rape Seed 221. to t7l..per last—Finis Flour 55s to 58s per Sack. PRICE OF HOP; IN Mk. BOROUO:1 MARKET. New Bags sl ios to N 61 I Pockcts 61 os to 71 10$ PRICE Or UAT AND STRAW IN 90111 NMI-D. Hay, - 51 los to 61 6s 1 New Clover 51 153 to 61 tos Clover 61 os to 61 los I Straw, it 16s to 21 as SMITHFIELD MARKET, Oetober 5, To link the offal—per Bone of 81b. Beef 3s od to 04d I Veal 45 6d to 5s ol Mutton 3s 8d to 4s 6d Pork 0 tod to 5s Bcl - - - - Lamb 44 od to 5s od. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, October 5. Per acme of Blb. by the careafe. Beef as 6.1 to 3s 8d I Veal 3s od to ss od Mutton 34 od to 4s cd Pork 4s od to ss 8d Lamb 3s 41 to 4s. 6d. COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICtS OF GRAIN AT THE FOLLOWING MARRETI. BastNorroae..—ltheat 6os od to 75s 6d per Quarter. Barley 35. od to 4,s od I Beans scs od to cat od Oats ays od to las Od Bread is 6id per gallon Hewr.rv—Wheat c 6. nd to 78s od per Qs Barley 376 od to 4 c: cx: I Beans 48s od to c4s od as 24$ od to sod Kale 56s od to fos ad MA IDE Nil V.A D.....Whe.11 63.; od to 76$ od per Qr. Barley eos od to qrs od I Beans 56s od to 595 od Oats 3os od to 36s 6d Peale 6.:6 od to 635 od Newatlat.--Wheat 583 od to ns od per L. Rye cos cd to 64s od I Oats 303 od to 35s od Barley 324 od to 3 , scd I Beans Os od to 56s od New ccs cd to ocs od Peale oos od to 553 od ReAnino.—Wheat 75n od to Bss od per Qz. New Wheat 63s od to '44 1 Beans 486 cd to 555 od Bailey 35s od to 38. od Peale 58s od to Gas od Oats alts sd to 30 cd 1 Wheat for Seed OOS. A gitl, aged 14, has had, for the laft (even pre- ceding ' , eats of her life, fcrophultAtts ulcers on her a•rns, neck, fide. and breath, attended with west difcharge, particularly at the periods of Spring.— The difeale baffled every means employed, when fhe tried SPILSBURY'S Patent Antifcotbittic Drops, and at this time fhe has taken five bottles ; the fmaller ulcers are all healed, and the larger ones making fair advances to the fame favourable termination, which we are juflified in concluding from her mended (late of health, probably tailing from the Bond health of the fecreting glands. Mrs. Dancer, York, will give further information on application ; and the original letters may be Peen a: the Difpenfary, No. 15, S rho Square, London.—Mr. Sriesatnty is not accounts• lie for any mixture fold, unlefs the words " By the King's Patera" are inferted on the bill of dire/lions, bottle, and wrapper ; the (lamp alfo (the Kites duty) is printed in black inftead of red ink. Bottles ss. 6,1 ; bouble bottles tos. ; and larger tl. as. duty included. MARRIED. On the tit infant. at Conifbri', Yorkfhire, Henry Campion, Efq. tided fon of William Campion, Efq. of I.owes. to Frances, third daughter of die Rcv. Huffy Watkins, Prebendary of York and of Southwell in Nt.ttingh,infhire. DIED. Saturday, at Alvcrftoke. near Gorpott, Dr. Sturges, Chancellor of the Dice tft of Winchtiter, one of the Prebetiddrio. of that Ca• thedral, and Retior of Alverftake ; father of Mr Sturges Bourne, one of tit , . Lords 4 the Treafury. On Monday fe'onigk i the Rev. R."' ert Wright, D. D. formerly Fellow of Brartnofe College, Oxford, an.: Vicar of Whitt-chapel, London That valuable living is in the gilt of the College. At Glafgow, on the 23d ult. in the :ft year of his age, Mr. Jima Coats. merchant there. He has bequeathed zol. fterling to the following Charities in that city—Lennox's School, tool.— Millar's School, scl —and to the General &Mon ,q• I. Thurfday !aft, Jtffcry Smbh, Big late of Horklydown, and Captoin fn the River Fencibles. DE VELNO'sVEGETABLEPILLS are proved, DE by experience, to be the belt and molt innocent Alzecatise, Purifier, and Sweetener of the blood; aud thole who are afilteled with the Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruptions, Lem ofy, Sctophula ur any ether Diforders arifing from vitiated Blood ; or thole who have im paired their conflict tons by Diffirttion, juvenile Indiftr.tions, or Mercurial Medicines, should by no means omit a courfenfthe Ve getable Pills during the Autumn. The operation of this valuable Vegeabk Alterative is fu pleafant And falutar y as not to interfere with the a'vocati.:tis of bufiocfs or pleafure ; its adion is confined to the animal juices, and requires no alteration or reltraint in diet; it cliff. Ives in the nomad', blends with the food, and gradually pervades the circu'ating fluids, correeting in its pafrage any devia tion from a !fate of conv,:lefeence; in Mort, it is the long fought for Vegetable Specific, or fafe, but aCtive, fubftitute for that fathionible mineral, Mercury Its efficacy excites the attention and furprife of medical 'men, for whtn all other medicines have failed. De Velno's Pills may be relied on as a fpecific for all Diforders which originate in an impure or impaired flute of the Blood. Prepared by Mr. C. Staples, now foie Proprietor, and fold Wbolefale and 4 Ritail by Shaw and Edwards, No 66, St. Paul's Church yard, on the footway, London —Price 43. 6d. and zia. , TO THE PUBLIC. Liverpool, Sept. 26, 1807. As DR. SOLOMON'S praOice is now become In great and extenfive and his couftant engagements require a conSderable portion of his time and attendance, he rapt dis, when eonfulted. the ufual compliment of a one pourd Note; but all written cafes,or letters of advice, unaccompanied with an order for medi dne and ransiumee, to be anfwered at his icifure, are required to end ft only Half a-Guinea. Such letters thould, for fafety, be thus directed:—" Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead Houfe, rear Liverpool. Faid dosibk pottage."—And as many diforders have been feveral years in proceeding - to a degree of malignancy as canna be eradicated in a few weeks; therefore, to encourage Andy perfeverance in the life of proper means, Dr. SoLomts has adopted the plan of his boxes, packed up Isle for any part of the country.--And to induce Patients to fend to the Proprietor (by which means they will be Cure tt- have them genuine) for a Re pittance of a Five Pound Bark Bill, he will return Medicines purpokly prepared for the Patient, adapted to the flute of big cafe, the Doctor being thereby enabled to jadge wiiti greater precifion what remedies are applicable to each r.fpeCtive complaint ; and for the further esicotiragenictit of Inch Patients, wl.o are thus w:Ling to give his Medicines a fair vial. on the purchafe of one of the 31. boxes, the ufual fee for advice, ate. will hot be recrirtel. SAttS 13Y MJCTIoIsi. MIJIRKIRK IRON WORKS. To be Sold, by public roup, within the Tontine tavern, Glafgow, onWednefday, the 28th of Odtober, [837. at two o'clock, if not previoufiy difpufed of by private contradt, 1 HE MUIRKIKK IRON WORKS, cftifilling of three Blatt Furnaces for Pig Iron, and two Pug s for Bar Iron, with the whole Buildings. Machinery. ihenfils, Refer voirs, Manager's and Workmens' Houfes, benefit of Leaks. and other advantages, as formerly advertifed. The excellence of the htnation, the extent of aecontmodations, and the inexhatittible fupply cf materials, at cheap rates and of the belt quality, hold out Rh:nig iiiducem.nts to purchafers. The upfet price is now much reduced, and the payment wilt be made eafy and convenient. Apply to James Ewing, Ingram Rreet; or James Hill, writer, Miller Itreet, Glafgow. To BR:. WERS, DIStILLERS, WHARFINGERS, and Others. Spacious Freehold Wharf, Warehoufes, and Dwelling, Dock-head, Bermondfey.—By PETFR COXE, _ _ At Carraway's Coffee Houfe, dornbill, on l'usfday, the tsth of . _ Odloher, without refcrve, A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, compri fing an extenfiveWharf, with water-way of 289 Feet 6 inches, next St. Saviour's Duck, the property, and at prefent in the occu• pation of Mr John Scott, who will give immediate polieflion ; containing numerous lofty Warehoufes, Dwellfn4-houfes, &c The whole judicioufly arronged and are preferred equal, if nut fupe rior, to any premifcs in the neighbourhood; - for carrying on a con cern of the first magnitude. May be viewed 14 dayr preceding the fate, when Particulars may be had on the Prentifes ; at Lloyd's, Garraway's. and at the Corn Exchange Coffee Houfes ; of Mr. Drcw, Solicitor, l3rrmond• fey-ftreet, Southwark; of Mr. Peter Core, No 33, 'fhrogroortun- Erect, where plans of the Eltatc may be teen. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, wit One Hundred aad Sevrntytkree Acres of excellent Land. By Mr. WELLER, at the Crown Inn, Engworth, on Tuefday, tbc r zth of Odlober, at 12 o'Clock, in •I wo Lots, Lora. A VERY VainabIeFREEILIOLD ESTATE Otuatc at Chillham, in the County of Suffex, eon lifting of a hrge Farm Houle, garden,orchard and three tenements, four barn', extentive Rabies' and other outbuildings, together with 173 Acres, eultomary meafure, of Arable., Meadow, and Coppice Laud, in a very high Rate of cultivation ; now in the occupation of Mr. Cheefeman, whole term expires at Michaelmas next. Chidham is fituatrd about four miles and a halt welt front Chi ehefler, and the fame Jiftance Eaft from Havant. LOT 2. Comprtfts the two next valuable Prefentatinns to the R retnry of Thorney !land, in Su trey, a pleafantly fnuated refidener with so Acre• of rich Glebe Land and theTythes of toooAcres of moil productive Land. The foil is particularly fa►ourable for the growth of Wheat. The prefent incumbent aged about 3S. The annual value is eftimated at 420. Prink(' particulars any be had, and the eftate viewed by ap plying to Mr. Weller, Chicheftcr ; Mefirs. Winftanley and Snn, Paternn(trr row, Loudon ; particulars alto of Mars. Butler, Soli citors, Havant. BY JONATHAN PERRY, At the Fox Inn, in Shrewibury, in the County of Salop, on Tuti day, the 13th of 0 tober, 1807, at Three o'Clock in the After noon' fubjedt to Conditions, rj'HE following very definable FREEHOLD FARMS, LANDS, and TENEMENTS, fitut.te in the feveral Tow:Alps of Aftley, in the Liberties of Shrewfbury, Haughton, Roddington, and Witkington, in the County of Salop. Lot t. A Metruage, Tenement, Farm, and Lando, A. a. r. lituate in Atlity, in the occupation of W. Jones, and John Brookes Lot a. A McfTuage,Tenement, Farm, and Lands, situate in Attley aforefaid, in the occupation of Jo feph Worral, Wm. Jones, and John Moreton Lot 3. Not to be Sold. Lot 4. Several Parcels of Land, in Attley afore laid, part of the Farm in the occupation of Joseph Worral IC9 o3Z $4 3 37 - 20 3 23 Lot 5. A Piece of Land, called the New Inn Leafow, adjoining the Turnpike Road leading from Shrcw•ibury to Shawbury, part of the Farm in the occupa:ion of Wm. Jones Lot 6. Two Parcels of Land, called Partridge Furlong and Barn Croft, adjoining the aboverncn tioned Turnpike Road, other part of the Farm in the occupation of Wm Jones Lot 7. A Manage, Farm, and feveral Parcels of Land, in Aftley afurefaid, parts of the feveral Farms in the occupation of John Brookes, Wm. Jones, and John Beliis - 43 0 7 Lot 3. Four Parcels of Land, Smote near to and adjoining the Turnpike Road between Shrewibury and Shawhury, called the Splay Pits, HoMerits Field, and Black Furl•ngs, other part of the Farm in t the occupation of John Brookes i 6 0 23 Lot 9. Three other Parcels of Land, other part of the above mentioned Farm, called the Upper Moors, St Stray, in the eccupation of John Brookes 17 1 37 Lot so. A Meffuage, Farm, and Land;, fituate in Aftley aforefaid, with a Piece of Land, called the ' Brook -hill, other part of raid William Jones's Farm, in the occupation of John Belk and Wm. Jones 56 I tl3 Lott t, A (mall Houfe and Garden, in Ailey aforefaid, and four P..reels of Land adjoining the Road from Aftley to Hadnall, iu the occupation of John Bella and Wm. Jones . 35 033 Lot 11. A Houfe in two Dwellings, with a Barn, Cowhoufe, Fold, and Garden, in Aftley aforefaid, with the Church Furlong, and Round Meadow, in the occupation of John Bali. and WM. Jones 2 2 21 Lot 13. A Dwelling Houk, with a Barn, Cow tying, Garden, and a Piece of Land, called the Ham, in Aftley aforefaid, in the occupation of Jane Oliver and Wm. Jones - 2 I ,2 Lott 4. A Houk in two Dwellings, and Garden. in Allier aforefaid, with the Hemp Yard, and Bunchy Meadow, in the occupation of John Wur ral, Mary Morgan, and Wm. Jones I 3. to Lot ts. A delirahlt Tenement, Farm, and Lands, fituate at Houghton, including four. Pieces of Land, called the Boat Leafows. in the occupation of Philip Clare, Richard Seymour, and john Davies ' ' 3olt • r . 19 Lot 16. A cone:dent and improveable Mcffitage. Mimetic, Farm and Lands, adjoining the Canal at Roddington, including two Comae; and incl.° • ; ' fares, in the occupation of W. Robinfon, Jofeph Hulk, Edward Hughes, ati,l John Smith - 169 $ 36 Lot r 7. A Piece of land in the Village of Rod dington, called the Barn Chile, adjoining the Shit bury Canal Wharf, part of Roddiugton Farm, in the occupation of W. Robinfon Lot 18. A Piece of Land called the Town's End, near the Paid Village of Roddington, and ad joining the (aid Canal, other part of Roddington Farm, in the occupation of W. Robinfon Lot 19. A Piece of Land, called the Cherry Furlong, and Part of the Foxholes, near Rodding ton aforefaid, adjoining the Canal there, other part of Roddiugton Farm, iu the occupation of W. Ro"infon Lot 23. A well accuftomed Public Houfe, Offi ces, Slaughter Houfe, and Stable, in the Village of Roddington, and near the Great Trade Wharf on the above-mentioned Canal, with two Gordo's, and feveral Pieces.of Land, in the occupation of Jofeph Hulk and W. Robinfon 7 3 6 c .t 8 I 134 2 239 0 30 11 3 5 Lot sI. A Meffuage, or Dwelling Houfe, Barn, Stable, Cowhotife, Carthoufe, and fcveral Parcels of Land, in the Village of Roddington aforefaid, in the occupation of Infeph Hulfe and W. Robildon Lot 22. A complete modern built Ferns Houfe, Offices, and Buildings, with the Lands (hereunto belonging, called Lee Mill Farm. firuate near Wl thington, in the occupation of Thomas Fox Lot 13. Several Pieces or Parcels of Land, called Shuter'a Hall Farm, Gtuate near Within= afore faid, in the occupation of '1 lMmas Fox 59 3 0 1 19 I 9 0 It The foregoing Farms and Lands are very Improvable, and lie within four aid fix mi.es of Shresvihury and Wellington, both excellent Market Towns; are near to Lime and Coal, and the Shrew•ibury Cabal paff.c through a greet part of the Elate. The relpeaive Tenants will thew th , !feveral Farmsturi Lando ; and Particulars. with playa annesed, may be had at the Office of Meff.s. Maddock and Slane, attornies, at Shrewfbury ; Mr. Billinge, Printer of the Liverpool Paint; the White 1.1011 Cb•tter; and Mr. Grath', Solicitor, Great Imes-ft:est, Bed. ford•row, London. LOWER LPMINIVON. •TO •BE BOLD. by Mr. CLARK. Of Shipttots apoo-Stour (with whom a Map of the Prernit is is depott THE MANOR, A OVOWSON, and ESTATE of LOWFR LEMING YON. in the County of Cloudier, being Freehold and Tythe Frse, atm( it exempt front Pours Faxes, contninlng, by Purvey, 1436 Amt... Ihe Turnpike, Rosd Oulu Warwick to Bab, rant by the ca. of the Maze. NORFOLK RFSIDFNCE. TO DE SOLD. a neat I)4V ELLING HOUSE, con prifing a Diring Hall, aid Kitchen, to the Ground Flour. and three Chamber, and tour Attics, Ityl t k requifite attached Offices, Yard, and excellent wall. d in Garde, and Pleallire Grottild. containing one Acre, laid nit with great tafte and well planted with choice Fruit Trees ; learantly fituatt at Cley, neir Holt Market the County of Norf. lk. . . There is a convenient -alt Water Bach on the Prernil s. Cley is a pleafant Sea Pm-t. Town, and the adj , i i :g Country's diftinguifhed for its beautiful and romantic Seen vv. an ! its fain• brious and healthy air; which with the numerous beauties and conveniences of the above Mate, render the latter a tint: irhght• ful and healthy fltuition, either fur au occlaiuu.l or co ftant Ica. dence —A London Puff every •.lay. For price and further particulars, apply to Mali,. W. and W, Withers, Solicitors, Holt; or to Mr. Ballachey, No R. Chapel, Court, stock Exchange, London, whets a plan of the Eltate nay be (ctn. A CLASSICAL ASSISTANT WANTED, is a Free Grammar School, in the Wetttm part of the dom whore falary will he 841. Der annum. Apply to Mr. Woolmer, printer of the Exeter and Plynroud Gazette, Exeter, by !ma, pott pall A CHALLENGE. ms . Es RS. CUR RI E and CO. SurgiOts, challenge the whole world to prove a finglt inftance where their Me dicine and method of cure have full. .d of the dared etEt. The practice of many years in this particular branch of their profefion has not given rife to one unfuccefsnal cafe. They continue to dired the it Itudies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the fyftem, which is the; coacquence of the pernicious wafteful elf •Cts of a ba• bit long and moft unhappily purfued by the youths of both fetes, in the one it will be found to be the unfailing fource of barrennefs, the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a diftreliug Rate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in im potence. Thcfe are its remote and ultimate cffetts ; while coo ' fumptions,lofs of mufeular powcr,and various nervous complains Vually charaeterife the r.rlier Rages of this folitary vice. Of per. Gins languilhing under the diforders incident to fetch a life tb.ir treatment le finvle,and has never proved unfuccefsful in the courre of a long, lahotious, and much extended practice In the molt obftinate and complicated cafes of Venereal InfeCtion, Inch as oh. ftrudions in the Urethra, Scnogy Eget efcences, Hard Tumours, I Callous Ulcers, tsuptions, Seminal Weakt.efs, Gleets, &c. Sec which have hitherto baffled the (kill of the general praelqioper, Mars t. urr:e ai d Co are now enabled tq. , l.eally to cure by a new, Lk, and expeditious mode of practice, Cup, r!or to any other yet adopted. t hey may be confulted by either Set with tke Freatelt delicacy, fecrecy and honour, at their bottle, No. tc7, Hulot% Gae -1 den. Patients in the country are reepteft. dto Rate the partieulus of their cafe, their ag?, and general mode of Living. .I.ctters, rid paid, enclofing a bunk note. will he duly anfwered ; and the near. fury advice and medicines pivot% or relit to any pact of the kingdom. Bu FLEWS RES I'ORA JIVE Tooi'lil OW. DER, litre offered to the ufe of the Public at large, we, in the circle of Dr. P. H. Dirnfdalifi particular acquaintance, and the Nobility and Gentry, his p2tients.aml i:3 virtues juftly appreciat. ed ; but a certain delicacy prevented bins from publicly announcing this preparation. Mr. Butler has conic into poll - el:Son of the original recipe, and he begs to allure thole :aided with decayed or offal. five teeth and gums, that they may rely on its effic:cy ative getality--a truifm of which any one may be convinced, by fair and wadi: trial o: one box. Of the properties of tisis Toots Powdsr, its dctcrfive property is juft fufficient to clear away thole deftruetive particles of acid which generally adhere to the gums, , and in the interftiees of the teeth, without injuring the filtrate of either, healing forenefs in the former, and promoting a new na. mel of pearly whitenefs, where it has beets injured or corroded on the latter. it has a pleafant and agreeable odour and is withal fo perfecfklv innocent, that it may be eaten without nji.ry. Thule diftinguifhing chartaerlitics of its fanative effedts and furerionty, have procured it the unbounded approbation of the Q.rn, the Princefft.s, the Emprefs of Ruth, the Doeheffes of York, Bedford, Gordon, Leeds, Rutland, and molt of the Englifh and for-ign No bility, many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a nicer• fary appendage to the toilet, and indeed they do but common Of fice herein, fence it imparts a firmnefs and beautiful rednefs to the gums, to the breath the molt deka able (*.reenters, and, if ufed eon 'Sandy as directed, will reader the teeth firm and white, and pre vent the tooth acts from returning to thole who have been liable to Its molt baneful effedla. Prep tred and fold wholefale and retail by Mr. Butler, No.' 4i Clr:aplide, corner of Paternolter-row, London, and of molt atom I try Medicine Venders and Perfumers, in boxes at 2s. 9d. each. Of whom may be had, Butler's improved Silver-wired Tooth. Bnithes price is. each. HEN Profeirional Men of Education and fie v v fponfibillty deviate from the general Syftem by the feleCtion of a particular branch, the fanetion of long continued fucceires is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Thltteeu years have i devoted my practice to the exchifive treat• meat of Three Diforders, and the ittecefstul rerult of my plan giro k me additional ardour to type*, as far as I am ahle, the ravages of thole Cror.plaints which are the moll important in the Catatogue of Human Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wiSt at an early period of pratlice to releue individuals from the ignorance of uneducated nMn, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general PraCtitior.ers. 'I he Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted rev attention. comprife every rpeclea of VI N INFECrioN, whether of a recent or long duration: idly, all kinds of debility, whether miring from the habits of ichat..l boys or the indulgences of mature age ; aud,laltly, that derailment of the fyftem is sic!• men which is called BARREttINE:;S,or STERILITY. Numerous Difcafcs are the reek of Ignorance, or hafte in the treatment of a Smple Gonorrhoea ; and ft not onfrequendy hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indircrction of an unguarded hour By a ruperior method fuel Complaints arc can!! cured; and, even where others have failed, I troll that I may pro ' fume to offer a radical re-eftabliftiment Few, however, are the cafes e complicated diltrefs in tlis dif. order, compared with tl:e calamitous lituations of men, who, fro" an Indclgetice In a folitary vice., or the prevalent gaieties of a falhionatale life. acquire that hate of debility, w%ich is the 1:a -voidable confequence of (Lich pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer Woods over his ram, but care fully conceals his misfortnne, it may be.fome canfolatioo for him to know, that although it be an objent. of doubt or uncertaintl with other pradtittyners, the removal of thefe deficit:ides by tht gradual progrefs of renovation, is the acquirement of my teeth' ! epee If the rites of Bacchus or Verus have begun to reduce man:) aigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early comn r er adilia of this languid Rate; and in there cafes no groat tiacet y will occur. The feerecy which is fo efrential to my undertaking and the quaiiEttationgs,which I have prefumed to hate, form the era' Of my precautions, and in coincidence with Nati this intitnaeloo is .o(z efitgl g iven, . that or at Mr. Bret may be confulted pezionarly, 1-crterft a (mall Note), ac his house, No. 29, Aruzil.i-ttr^ds Strand. near. 'l i e:note-Bar. MARR tED WOMEN, who hare long been difoppni' tee 11; their expeetations of a family, may be allured, that is mod fist Rance', Inch dcfcets are curable by Medical 2111. There is addi:i ou al En trance m Water. ft:at adicinillit and t: le nanle is co both thesdaors. MARTIN PEE, Member of the. Royal College of Surgeons in 1.1.1 n. A CAIL , I to st.--Solie Perfons, who falfely affort then:rates be IVlaireeit S of Tut ROYAL COLLEOR, having for leveret ir.crie j pall pa copied my Advertifements Arndt word for word, ar.di.:ltiL them as their own produ aions, it is my duty to mention. I. thole Perfous are am Members of any College fc Londoo. Eitlw burgh, or elfewbere; nor have they my right to loathe,: Stun in Londen CoNileßge. in A L L i i n ft nnn of , t e he inu M .fi e e m hi b s em . w is hi p ch ub ni lilhd ay e he a r t th e efe referred of th: i HIGH WA TER AT LONFON .I.(___"()R3t()l7 Al) ning -n oon 14 ' , inures azinum ee- 6 - - LONDON : Printed and publifhei by LEVrf. 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