Star. — London, England, 1807-01-13 00:00:00

THE ( BATH FRACAS. 'Twat at the Concert by R AVIV NI glen To all the fouls of harmony at Bath, ' • Th' afTembled Choir, who raied their volute friesv i o, Were dinn'd with (trains of difeord, war and wr*h A folemn filence reign'd throughout the room, Save when the echo of the vaulted dome Refounded HANtlrt's notes, divinely firing, By BRAHAIII and SToRACIL (weedy fang. All own'd the great Mutician's povirful art, AU felt its magic vibrate through the heart; AU were attentive to the heav'nly theme, When loud was beard a dire, dikordant (cream. Soon terror flew throughout the altonitit'd Band, The founds expied upon the kalf-teua h 's ftring—. For each Mufician check'd his trembling hand, And even faulering BaAIIAM ceos'd to flog. The Audience vvonder'd at the awful paufe, And ltar'd around to catch the dreadful caufe, . When, lo! a fecond fcresm, moft thrill and loud, Affail'd the ears of the affernbled crowd. Some thought a Lady had contriv'd to feint, Some deem'd the cry—the working of a faint; ' But now—no longer let the mufac paufe— Of thefe fad fereams my Mute thall paint the eaufe : A I.ady—whom my verfe forbears to name— Although no vulgar candidate for fame, Went to Raurtines Concert rather late. And there, alas! could not procure a feat. Around the room the call imploring eyes, But yet no Belle would ftir—no Beau would rife; She feareh'd in front, but not a fpot could find, And then, defpairing. eaft a glance behind; There fnucly fat a Lady—(tempting trap!) Who, tho' taut fmaU, had form'd an ear) , lap— ' Twos too attradlive—for th' exhaufted dame Forgot her bulk—her weight—ber very flume—. Tho' great, not merciful (oh! Se upon her), In this final' lap the plac'd her feat of honour! The Lady, in dards. requir'd affittanee ; She pulled, and ftruggted, made her belt refiftance; She then implor'd—remonftrated—hut yet The unfeeling rider would preferve her feat. " If," Paid the fuff'rer," nothing will avail... , But dire revenge—the tyrant I9l affall." Theq grafp'd her pincuthion , and from it drew, A pointed weapon—Rill to Ladies true— And,with a Ready hand, its point apply'd Unto the bold intruder's nether fide : She flinchl—Lhe fareated—and !lightly mov'd her back, Bet loon advanedler rear to re-attack. The other knew the vulnerable part, And to the other flank apply'd the dart. Again the wounded fcream'd, and up the fprung, Fire in her eye, and venom on her tongue : Her water Cnenbatant the rudely feiz'd, And throat, and neck, ancHboulders, roughly fqueez'd, Roaring, in Alt—" feourge the wicked fin, " If in my ctriblon more—you plant a pin." Now Iliaouas Dame withdrew, Wounded, but viaor in the fight. 'Tie laid the Child unborn may rue The bloody couteft of that night. DRUB?' LANE THEATRE. Laft night a Comic Opera, the literary pitodullion of Mr. KINNY, author of feveral fuccefsfbl dramas Nip mufic by Mai's. BILAHAM and Kistc) entitled folio Alarms; or, 211 y Covin, was performed at this Theatre for the firl time, andevery favouraNy received by one of the moll crowded audiences we have wit. neffed this feaf on. Tht principal charafters of the piece are as follow Sir David Gayland Mr WROI7CUTON Edgar Gayland Mr be* 11ASI Tom Surfeit Mr BANNISTaI Lieutenant IVPLeary Mr I'3'll44'l'oNC Plod IMP MATHILWS Gabriel Mr PeNLET German Servant . Mr WrwtTzaa Bob Bumper MrDiomost Lady Gayland MnS MOUNTAIN Caroline Sedley Mifs DUNCAN Emily MrsEcaun Mifs Humphries Mifs POPE Sufan Signora STORACE. The fable of this piece is bitter than many of thole which are ufually made the mere vehicles of mitlic. Sir David Gayland, married to an amiable woman, though mere faibionable levity, profeffes an attachmert to Caroline Ss& ley, whom be had met at a malquerade, a young lady of great kl. vacity, who had becn,unknown to the Baronet, the fehoof AM: A nion of his wife. Between tack two females a plot is tartestd to bring back the wandererto a proper link of his domellic elm rater, as a part of which Caroline affunw,s the habit of a dealing young Officer, who pretends to make love to Lady 'Gayland ; this has ultimately the cleared effedt, by exciting the jealouly of ~ Ii David, and the married ea** ire in confequence reconciled, but not till the offender bas been completely made ashamed of bis ecnittet. Caroline gives her band to a worthy Hibernian officer, Lkut M'Leary, and Edgar, the Baronet's fon, after leveret mi. • =and' difficaltiet thrown in thelsory -by Tom Surfeit, an Saga - outtcorob of began fort une,istnarrtad to Emily, tit ward ' of Plod, a rich on potatoe merchant. with the coidentof Sir David, extorted by the lively Caroline. A learned lady, the Goienteft - e Ettilly, a German (errant in the fatally of the BarOttet„and MI . Isflfe,itt ilitrlguing Atsigßit,sie inuutkd, as adding confiderably 'to tat cdfltc effegt' dl' the ptecc, Widch, however is at prefect iiiWly as Weer too loci - . - ' s . ' I . lany. Of the filrhitt;OttikofAiis Opera' are ihteilfil o - ing, and the dialo itwoLvoty witty, is fprightly; Of the poetry. of 'primps not a preat 464 km be (aid lignite; bat Tease of the wink is Ifttlt good ; we do mot,••boireiei, *think that etaingh lint been done for eithfr Mrs. Moptcratis or • Mr 5.844114 -That whiCh BeAttA rat 'hjis fbinithed far - liiitifilt is welt Ealoilited. to eabihit his great posters of ekicii: tidn to adtanttigehi'lliCtietnid ante atcolires his ows pnginit on the piano forte in ir very tti I ' flyle. The °fount by Kato' is *to fprig .. . Ho c j SeVeral.nsar Cciiies have been painted to give .e .to the piece, which experienced bat very Might op' -pofitiosi,...nd . that only in one or tit, patfigte in ikhich the dialtsgue was raiher tediots, it theca asst liar Itt i eafily teipedlitl in a fhture repireteittatien. ' • *iia is nes&efcto add any furthet• obrertations re: the performance, , The mints bribe di -. • t Ars and aetreires wito'cintilittite the. princi ' pal iss ' - , Slriiiiis ire well knoirn, and their efertidtts o lit isoglit...4.4rvad . the.antaoes, belt thanks. • .• - Moil of Bra:wires longs-were entoseel; as were toad • ISt tit* 011ie Atifions of liaariii-rtn, jaittisroat nt"M4ilik*e;itiilgkkttri4 Itipt.havdly•detilved N Siiss,.passms4 - 114. notice. We. rubjoin a frickinen of tfissipaatwit:• ..-1 • • • --- .• :• • • - . dOile r ,4%eivadttlit.4lolo 44ti 4 b Or item ..iia cf.:l)**o 4 4: • t Mad coveed the 014111 a'4 initlaainik*Alleit toter Prederies catob, """ Al.cever to 'toitliv it arstrt. ' , V " • A . ~. For 'en a taint beam furnnited nature fine refi t .-:-. -c4eard *ere the tetra illm had wept, *-- - "4 - 4 21 ' Avas the check at iticliarate It pies% ..,..,s . p.e : ti ;n 4ltal ilia as her lorm the:fispe. • 0 3 °t' V) . ; Via : GAISw.—In rn:FYrt 's i f of The' il6-ffia. PS 111 A ; is uflial, greatli diltintifhicliiini.; . . .. . Ulf al agar& wr6.ll,t,gson pet forme . - lirenira fora It iiiett 'tithe'''. itifoieh alttlinntr,• as to impart a new isitertit'tct the isavieter: ... , • " I • • • 1.12 j dit MM . rPI it YIN' • !•10:,,: ••- r:l7* On Mbaday Conrsedilavtial , * re4fidd Oar Pod Ha', of his.Majefly's thip Beirswos ; and on Lieu: tvant Paddon.,Commander of his Majefty'sfch?cnet CVcitoo,' for dirobedience Of orders; they were both acoinitted.• On Thurfday a CoSurt Martial 'i:l2 held] ow ffaitc ',town, for Woks Sipping a blOwl on the nushach, while Sparring together inslay, by . which he fell down and expired in a few minutes al terivards. 4 s k appeared to be an accidental blow, the'Court adjudged him to be aecinitted. They both litllonged to the ittistic a. Rear Admiral Sir Isaac Comm, Bart. Prefident. Lieutenant and Adjutant •Smaritean, of this divi lion of Royal Marisma, itsappointed (leaner Mailer, in die room of Captain Gusset), who fitcceeds to a company, vice GRAHAM, retired on half pay. Lieu tenant FADE N is appointed one of the Adjutants, vice SHEPHERD. Captain RAYMOND, .Paymaßer of Detachments at Hilfea, has refigned his fituation to Captain TlN uric, one of the Deputy Lieutenants of the Town and County of .Southampton. . The 24 Battalion of the sift Regiment embarked yefterday from Gofport for Guernfey ; and the zd Battalion of the 88th Regiment have embarked from we, and failed for Ireland. The Military SchoOls at Marlow and Wycombe we underftand, as foon ,as the convenient ar vangements are made, be retitiiVed to Winchefter. Mr. Peaks; one of the Surveyor's of the Navy, has been on a vifit to Portfmouth.i. and, accom danied by Mr. DIDDAMS, Builder of his Majegy's Dock-yard, has examined all the ?hips in °ldiom: He has recommended that the Bauitswiet anal& turirait, of 74 guns each, ihould be *skid' for eommiiiim—They have bed; .taken into Dock, their poops are taken off, and every exertion is made to get them ready. They are to fitted with 64 pa Sips malls and yards, and with 24 pounders, suftead of 32's. The Jupiter is one of the prizes taken by 'Sir JOHN DUCKWORTH ; her name is to be changed - to he Maids, in compliment to Gen. Sir JOHN SruAtr, and the glorious vitlory that has brave army gained. 1 ,r.; ~, Pow - i 7 O ft 719 • till= tat own ow aoAaw so* SSIRRalts .Whebt Sob 6 Ps AS. .Boilpft. 10•414 ,4 Fine . , . los 711. Suffolk sto ANSA Superfine Epos 84s drey Fine EreiNftdte,4tt. 86s 88s Fltte Niiv to Rye, new - sB4 '4ss Beans, • 3 41 494 Barley 34 od Tickßeans, goa 40s • 04 Malt 6 43.145 s o.kts s3s sba White Peas., • 4 PRICE OF HOPS. boa Polatld,a S -34 S oe POCESTI. VIA 41 10140 SI its. Raw. - es to V tot Sae: 40, to 51 51 Attires - .41 Mo. to 51 t6a, Elks 41 cr. to $1 41 Farnham 81 os to . ips' PRICE HO'lw3 IN 'TH ROROUOH MARKET. .! New Bags 51 Ss to 31 Pockets 'sl' co PRIORS ON NAT - AND STRAW. „ i • • St.:Janseep, • 4,,, Wititechapel. Haypieload 3 3 0.10 4. it, 9, 1 **re load 3 itS to 44 8 ' o'3 Straw 3 00in 0, Warr a 16 to ~,3 Cloier . 4 to W 3 S 16 MICR br leaf Allsittflaw In 14181111118118L1). Hay, •31 151 to .41. Qs.liliwiwire . 31 IT to sl ss Rowen . 21 101 to 31 rot a Nitnw. .41 to 31 cs SMITHFIELD MAIKM imam* it. To fink tte offali f peranne of 81b. Beet 45 cd lb ss 411 Veal ss od to` 6s od Mutton 45 ad to ss 44 1 Park 48 44 to SS 04 . SEND or CATTL2 THIS IS4V, Beath, about a soo--Sheep act 6 °Lambs, 13.000. ” NEWO ATE and LEADENFIALL, January is. •• 1 1 Per Rohe of by the ariate. i Root 3 , 1 od to 4s 4d 1 Veal Is Ed to ss 44 blows 34 od to 4s 23 Pork 4$ 4d to SS od RAW HIDES. , Hidei.* l l ll s) 3s ad to is 4d 1 Hoi?c Skins us to rya each Middft is 44 to as 6d Sheep Stites __us 33 01 to ss 6d Ordinary is tod to 25 od SheSTROgS OS dd to os od 1 00 0 1' Oaf us 6d each 1 Lamb Skins aodtoos 01 , COAL MARKET, January ta. • Idtlpont Market Ships IOU! Price 104 Newcalle Coal 9 44a U to SiS of , ' . 3 Sunderland r 421 od to 461 4‘, t 1 Stone Coal • . o —s od to --s od a Cinders o - —s od to —s od • BIRTHS. Monday morning, the Lady of Undlor Turncr, of a daughter, t his honk in Charlotte-Brea, Bedtord-fquare. On Wednesday, the wife of Captain Foote, of a daughter. The Right Hon. Lady Frankfort, of a fon. On the 35th ult. at the adTineed age of pa, Hannah Phillips, lace of I ilington, widow, and one of the People called Quakers. /CCM W lilt dt 1 a.UNiet.) asit i Mils TO -MO itAUM • Mondag • - I minutes after 3 A ftitoooe - - 17 minute they ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. MR. CLINE and Mr. ASI'LEY COOPER will begin their COURSE of ANATOMICAL and SUROI CAI. LECTURES on . A•narday, path January, at Two o'Clor.k. CHILBLAINS are priventedliom.breaking, and their tormentine Itching inftantly removed by WHITE HEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, univerfally efftented for its extraordinary Ffßeaky in Rheumitifms, Pallid, Gouty Affections, ' and Complaints of I% Stomach; but where this certain remedy has Mtn unknown, oc weeded, and the Chilblains hare &dually broke, WHITEHRAD's FAMILY CERATK will cafe the pain, and fpeedtty heal ihem. The Family Ceram Is equally efficacious in Ulcerated Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions. Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles. Breaking* out on the Face,tffote, tars and Eye lids; Sore and Inflamed Elm, Mink and Belftds Arc Heads, Old pores, and Scorbutic Humoors of.every defcription. prepared only, and fold by R. johnfton, Apothecary, No. it, ' Geeek-ftreet, Soho,tondon. The Effence and Pills at as. std. each ; the Cerate at is. sid.and as.9d. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom • • The . Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the name of R. Johilfton, infertcd on it. TO MY CORRESPONDENTS. extended Reputation; wi.ich was the fiat object of my ambition in the treatment of VENEREAL COMPLAINTS and DEETLITY, havit.e attraded to me various Correfpondents in the United KihgclOns of Great Britain, and from diEerest pars of Europe and Americh, I beg to addrefs this public notice to fuck correfpondents. ! • The occupation of my time in antwering letters from thole who grudge not remuneration, made it ncceffary for me, tome years ago, to °Verve, that no letters could be noticed %inlets a Biaik-note was 'minted. I again repeat the informatiOn, that no letters without inclotur: can be anfivered, unlefs from Patients already under my care. And I beg to fuggett, that letters from the Weft Indies, or from any Foreign country, mutt contain not only a complete ftetement of the cafe, but a very liberal 'flan, fuEldent to compen. tate for the time of ttudying and writing fully on the complaint, and for, the preparation of a confiderable comic of medicine by a London Chetnift, if fuch fhould be requifite. When the ditance does not admit frequency of eorrefpondence leis alto defired, that the age, the manner of living, and t enor) feelings, as well as every fymptom that can poflibly be deferibed, ebeinoft particularly fpecified. ~Letters require no other diredion than the Chriftian and Sur .nans—" Martin Bree, Efq London ;" and that the minds of either 'Ai May have the fulleft affurance of feerecy, the pottage of letters accompanied by fees need not be paid at the time, but will after wards be charged to the parties. MARTIN BIREE, Member of the Royal Colirge of Surgeons In London Arnndle-ftreet, O.R. it, az(' .• . • Lahrig i kritfEll. , t4Roitfilit+ki4Cii,S.eatirilreftt, tr'a V&A.; !t e t lAN I%stpdsii: te stiV4 s 4 t r %Diem Sielte ?Os Of • Irll *44;446 ; Flat Dili's. Os 44 10( t• tleffrose ak_ dapOlitto Koh um : r ku. its • ite t Seed h4llBt ri. I • Fi t e Haw 70. to 7,55 &Sri MIDDLESEX SESSIONS., Yellerday the &Tons comnketteed it Hick's Hall. Wm. Wager was indkted for an affault on Charles Siford. This cafe occupied the Court the greater part of the day. The profecutor gave the following teftimony : On the 4th of April Taft, at about eleven o'clock at night, the Defendant, who was the driver of cute of the Bath and Briftol coaches, was **roach ing the turnpike gate, at Hyde Park corner, his coach being overloaded with outfide paffengers, and three perfons being at that time on the box. The profe cutor, a collator of toll at the turnpike, called to the Defendant, before he had got near the gate, to flop (which he had a right to do) ; but, inftead of doing 10, he began to whip his hones, when the profeentov (hut the gate. The leaders were then driven with 'fuch force againfl the gate, as to unhinge it, and the profectitor, who had not time to get out of the Way, was knocked down with the gate upon hint. He was dangernufly bruifed, and taken to St. George's Hof. pital, where he remained a long time very ill. This Ilatement was corroborated by another witnefs. In the defence it was urged, that the Defendant had not fufficient warning to Rop his honks before they arrived at the gate, and witnelles were called who corroborated the defence. ! The Jury, afterretiring, acquitted the Defendadt. ,••••.••=••••• Saturdag atthe Weilminkr Seffions, _hl Thonspfm, who was bred an Attorney, and, W. tleeviiw were cow? vided of I etliifpiraey ko cbinmit a nainelefs offence: Thiy:witn:botb felltetteed 4 tb fix months' imprifon, ment, and the former to Rand in • the ipillory. ff Jones, a man of decent appearance, was convifte of obtaining a Witch under falle pretences. Tb kwatch had been fent to rr watch maker in Bridges, fireet o to, be repaired, and the pritoner obtained it)sg reprefenting Mural' as the fon of the owner. He was lentenced to to ttanfportect fbt Botch yiars. • Jshn Hoydat charged with the nifirderlbf Maiheyrs, the Dulwich hermit, was finally examined on Sam, day, at Union Hall: intim abfence of 01 leftimoey to corrokorati his cnitfekon, when intnxicated ut.a "put s lic &A ire, he was dikhargea. Wednifday *as eiettitet at MR1160407, purlnaAi io her fainenee, Margetrit Cuimingetaii,latelycondemizid at PertbVitroniti for poifoning her hothead, and %vitae execution was delayed .on account of her being prsg. l nant. J • 111 tern' additional inftances of mail:laughter pined in Lencidliiie,Within the lilt fi* dais, of nature which cannot be conteMphittd :without the uunokabhorrence. One of them °centred at Sod: cone, near Ormilcirk,„*.lien.ttvo meit,gaving.qatar. relied on (bine t rifling fubjetate p had recoqrfe to bloWit, and- aftei having fought flight Vine, 'ode of think i tad , ktild of a thick piett Whit+ ha Pperitil to be lying near him, and gave hia•alna‘tonitt ftich'n. ,ftroke, that he almod inflantly, died. The Coronet's lattaeft, on this atrocious cafe, brought in fa verdife 'of ftssinffidghter . : the othei accident happened, itt 'die neighbourhood Of MOO/bent, ptice icing fa mine for its firagninart.tosibuti'l When twit - Min having determined to fight in'the brutal "sly culled terring, one of them .recevred Inch fevere,broifo, that furvived Only a ihbtt time. One evening laR week, three men were drinking 'in a public houfe at Burfcough, LanCifiek, When a 'quarrel tticilc place among t them. One Of•dietn . livid in iron Crow, and another a gun, there fib° took .part agitipft Abe Abied, who was °harmed. After they had left the bottle, the perfon who had the iron 'crow, called to his companion to (boot the other Ikern ; but his coMmancli not being obeyed;he lam& him on the head, which brought his, to the .ground ; and repeated titi blow on different parts of the body ; the man they, appearing to be dying, they placed the body acroll the toad, and thins left A gentleman Was trivelling that road with +s dig, ind finding himfelt Relived, he 4hiPi4d the hurfe, bat Rill the animal teeming either unable or .unwilling to draw with force, induced the gentleman to, alight, and to examine what it was that flopped his paffagt, when he Priceived, the body of a man - 40arintlk 61-14 . 1Viia $ Again R 'the ; anidarin 'Rig the neigliVoiiihbod, the Man wit coifed to 'a houfe near the place; and fotind not to hi iluitelleid, but 'nearly—fo, He languithed until the. next day, and then ;lied. STRENGTHENING PILLS, PRI:PARED BY DR. HARM STRONG, No. 89, GREAT BAR THOLOMhW.CLOSE WEST SMITHFIELD, LONDON. rrHESE PILLS cure Althmas and Shortnefs of Breatleme, Abreact on 'he 'Amp, Nervous Complaints, Coughs, Confumptions, Female Weaknefs of every deferiptioni Bnring down of the Womb from bad Labours, Seminal Weak neffee In Men, Sprains by lifting, or other caufes—and u a bracer of the Solids, and a promoter of Dlgeftion. They are kept as a kamilylvledleine by the lint perfons of dillindtion in the kingdom, and are ftrongly recommended by the molt emlnent'Phyficians to Sea Bathers, and for Debility in cit►er let. Price 61. the Box, (duty included). Alfa, Hanultrong's Female Menftntated Vege tdble Pills, for females only, at the commencement and decline of the molt critical period of their lives ; and i. the molt proper Phy fie for Women after Lyings-in or Mifearriages, being the only Medicine in the World to be depended on for Curing !pliant:lli tions..obftrudtions, and Ulcers in the Womb. ANOTHER IMPORTANT AND AUTHENTIC CASE TO DR. HARMSTRONG, To Dr Harrnftrong—Sir, I have thus publicly to acknowledge the great benefit my Wife Frances has received, by the ufe of tear Strengthening Pills, She was fevcrelg stiftlgted four years with a &knefs at her ftomach, a thinners of fight, attended with a violent pain in her had and fides, and bearing dOwn of the womb,brought on by k bad labour, together with every other debility of fenitie weaknefs. Being recommended by a female friend to take your Strengthining Pills, three boxes of which performed a poled curt —lt will not be improper to mention, that an elderly lady at my houfe, between yo and 6o years of age., has alfo been greatly relieved of a illorinefs'of breath, and in attlithatic cough of twenty years ftanding, by taking one box only of your valuable Medicine. T. LINDON. No. tt, Lower James-ftreet. Bath, Nov. 8, 046. Theft Pills twojy je had se the Dodfir, No. 89, .Bartholehiew Clof ,e Wet) Smithfield, with printed diee4iong wrapped round the Mid& Pint, eipreirtne i dumber ot' the molt refpeftble aattpeptjlated cafes.taci the Proprietor's name 18,Harniftrong. on 'the Direetions ; none rife can be genuine: Two Hunslred Ouirwas: Reward irreciffrict toe die Mowery of guy pedon who ImitAtea his hand writing, which Is Felony ; and by bis-Illifainircat srefoill wholefate by Barclay and Soo! 35, Markt; .ac4rzil by AlreefficAibte Mit:Line itt Med Kftlo ~..„.. SALE 'RY-AUCTIONg 0i,.,.. std. Sr "7"11 I"' s orz_azia 4 r. : l . 1 ! r 1 - ' 4:, s lit iii4dAgilit46.4lliiiibts *wit* 61siliablii4korifif 4 . liki ...AO ‘.• oaks +Peden% -, _.s.• • • , ~. ...,... , , 4,4l4.l.oaaprislisKil.blulleaftstat. Fifilimikai hi 14.41. '3 Dna , ws,latiarri4lot a/IVAN& hr,e, , N via VIE - 'CARGO of dalov - ..M• • ' Adfirilet‘A. • ! ) .:- '"•' L .! '... ' ' • ' fl . PlP,4l4the t i rhiala'' . . ' ': < ' ,• • 1 :-.• : .j 4 ps **pier Taßi"Nityne . • ,oria A . : 119 lirtaingbeCtOkihnialalake VAC .'•'' • •is tatelA:i 7 r. • •. • . Olio is. tie Bait AVlNA'PffirOTHVlAgArititak e " 14 t' itsfteriihif ...__ L .__.P t * ii ' I .4 1 .".,, AtinoOris ') el 'pl&tes . Spirit % orrnoy . 'it .4. , 7 tiOeti&slted arid. Withe YAWL * t Oaliera •: 1 -. • • ' eidely.ohte • 1! etits ;Akillitte, .118 isika iiittrotlfer clit'irble 'NC. Wine ' ' Yeifits Oftimloi , ,• ' . 68 pleees Red - atitlVbiteiliiik ' • V Witt6lßAttAS 1 2. • 1 0 :4 a 1 a calk.. 'Vinegar • • '-' •Ifdlito Fria' ' •".. , lidfketortlerifey 011 011tes v:Rfiltit Wee' '''''" s . ' " • 'Ai talk Creiro Thrthr • "i' • '', Mtn Nei ''' "i •- 4 `r't eitlL 'Malec' ate ' l3 bales 'Cork s. ', 7 - ' e ? The abeAfettl/61Wedraeffiet i dt*Ithe . 6641. i i .-`". * 'Aftii i viltich:thievitita l firgo tithilitig HANkrattlakialitir tittheMijelty's nip' A cffri.,tikitatn hnotillidt:'' "'t , , o • 511 pi e'er* andhalf A PirCes l ii . rady anliSPictaggitl i 5 Hugillea 4 s . . ' Yiflogfiteads /iftifcadel It& t Id Pieces and half Pieces ilt_aol and 97bIte whit t cafes Wine in bottles ' ' '•;,3lstiles Corks - ' itaits Ot.:etirty du Oliva ' l!s balei f.Aliel Gl* ' 3 4 dittO Ahitekids '32 -- tniP7 (94MIllefris i ditto Capers tow bit i idd Mt& &tit I cafe AnchOries Meeks: '' • - - ' tealke A rgol - . ~ , 0 ,,,,, , ~ • Fur Sataiogties and further information, apply Weekte„ e HAWKER, Merchant. Plymouth . —rernpoossib. - P' • 2 A REAL BLESSING to MOTH MtL BAD WITH . • It Q I R—Latt Monday fa l .*elitt 604 family (Walt for In Rita.tWm foundolkiii way—A beautiful boy b a d.beep &octal : how. wl his teeth. I inarnediaseltrin to: yoUr te of your Atnerican Soothing Syrup. Tie 1.101 o ily robed 6i. twit twice before he began to mead, and had two teeth through befoio morning. • £$N JONES • December 20. 1806. . No. 5, Joint-fire .0, New Roast Alfo, tho Children of lilr:Xdaits, wine vu& ICOSICtIiq 'ltathbotie Place ; Mr. Stapleton, 13, Phu Karat , (t reat Port - firm ; Mr. Good, hsirdreffer, ay, Windmill Rivet, Toneob Court Road ;.Mr. Green, Nurfery, New Road. all havebeen faved from death by the So-.thing syrup—to be had saly af . the Propel tor of Stiiaecia's Italiau Oils for making* hair iruiv, No. 94, Newman-Rrect,Oxford roati,,at go. ed. simile, RENOVATPD *AVM. IThas been too fre4‘looy lubjeet V, 6 1411 ind general reprobation, that men del/Comet of the -ydcravents of the medical art, hive offered thamrelvei pa candidates for public Patronage in the profellion of phyfic. For the purpok of doing juftiee to the fault of cur ittulles and experience, and to prevent us front being alga among etude empirics whore impudent pre tenflons have, unfortunately for reelect, been too favoarably.re edited, we beg leave to robotic to the liberal and enlightened a faithful ftatement of our purfuits and acquirements. After having. received a regular molkalcducation as the pupils of Mars. Grin- dil 'and' BLizard, whole led:tures and pradlce we carefully am:si ded, as profeffors and furgeons of the Copdon Hofpltal, we entered ourfehres as Wedelns in that juilly celebrated febool for medical acquirement,_ the Royal College of lidirbergb, and were inftrue ted in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory anal predict of lihtEc, Cheriiiftry, Midwifery. &tatty, &c. Ste. by there eminent ,profeffors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, Blacl4 Liamikon, PUlleari and Rutherford. We truft we shall wit be deemed pre •Turnptuous in fayiogtbat our proficiency and acquirements arciot Inconfiderable; Having for a long reties of years made venereal complaints, and the various Meeks of DEII 4.11' 1 1, the particular , bbjedt of our Aticlies Ind pradlice, it wilt, we hope, be allowed that we hive Acquired ilipialpr Mo./We of r thei,._. and care. In tight and recent caret pf inhaler,. ap= a "re eftablifhment is completed in the !tort period of two days; and. In thole of the utmoft inveteracy, where other pradtitloners have failed of fuecefs, a proper perfcverance in our plan of treatment. allures to the patient a fare and radical cure. Amid ft the melancholy variety of Warden which ate the Ohms of a habit long and molt unhappily perked by the youth of both Sexes, there arenone tnbre alarming or more diftreffing than thole deficiencies and debilities which frequently preveat or embitter the matrimonial Rate. To futh perfons it mutt he a confoling re dedion to know that :hey may now, by a new and Infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greateft of all human bleifings, a ftroog, manly, and vigorous conflitution. In all cafes et debility, from whatever cattle arifing, as well alien every fpettes bf vest real infeennu, we may be coofeked by patients of richer fez with the greatiftfecreey and honour. Hours of confultatipo pa home front ten to three, and front fix in the evening till ten at olght. Patients in the country are requefted to. Rap the parllchluti of their cafe, age, kid general habit of Pte. &c. thelofing a remittance for advice and medicine*, when the fame wiV be given or fent to any part of the kingdom. To carom that fecrecy.fto alf fential to our undertaking, the poftage of letters may be a4lea to the account for medicines. CURRIE and Cat Singions,.. November a 6, Ito& No. zoyiftitirns Garden'. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, NO: p, New Bridge-fteen. -- „ . . . • .. ell. Edinburgh, May '41 4 IN the fpring of 1794 I was affliete. d Witt sY real Complaint, which I treated with indlfildrelebeVilk 'See months; but was then obliged enaPply to t retteiar PkVetian,erbo put a temporary ftop to the virulence eflthe (Weak (bar merest rid applicadon) for Tome time; but grewing, in bite ntall.medi eine and the advice of the 6rl Gentleien OrtiVe `Fa by here, worre and work, for' titre Teeth; I* retltictdto k Rite aline! unparalleled and beyond deleriptiontbeingan entire leper:int trines rated from head to foot. My bead, throatonouth, ode, lege... arms,Etc. have been alternately In danger of becoming urelefsr.... in Score, i have had froth zo to ao.eating ulcers on thy body, aitil hearty totally deprivel of light. It would be inforninnus to par ticularife all my cafe—fuldeeidt to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated OP cure. I was long looked upon by my Mends, and imagined int felf beyond all Icopesof recovery, and, indeed, in my then condi tion, death was preferable to my more titan mirerable ftate. In this dreadful fituation did I dreg a moft 11AI-cable exifttence, tillDrvtrig ?Kevin same threw in my way a ncwfpper containing the cafe of a Mr.B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could not. I feet and procured tome of your Lee tie* 1' Pita" which, by eating from time to time, am now, and have long beds, (after mote than four years indefcribable diftrefs), in mg rod a state of health as ever I enjoyed ; as a proof of this, 1 had a fine, thriving,lvesd thy child born to me a few months ago. In gratieUde to Goo. and in hopes of rendering my fellow creatures (Wake 1 rupe you to publilh this ; and you may-at any time refer pe rfons, e& who with to be (added of the truth of this, or further particulars, en me or My friends, by letter or perfon. As.few cafes for badnefs will ever equal mine, and none need it, I have from experience, every rear= to Clare mankind, that in your . LLAY e's Pitts they will find a lure, fpeody, Cafe, and ratii. cal cure. J. I', Prepared and fold by the Sole Proptletor,Tteeibits TATUM. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons In I Andes, at his houfe, No. 9, New Bridge-ftreet; where he will give advice, without : a fee, to perfoni taking,hefc Pills, and will anfwur patients letters. if poR paid, on the fame terms; obferving In all eafes the molt in violable fecrocy, no perfon's name cafe halal! been nsentietsid, but at their own particular requeft, by the Proprietor, doriag tie courfe of ret,lre than 36 years, that he has had the comludin of an email/re tale of the 'above M'etlltltt, and the pradl6 arifog therefrom. They are taro Mid, by his appal:Mascot, for the convenience of thofc living at a dillance., Baxter, South-Whim Ellichur. , Mr. Mennoos, printer, Illafgow, to whom alto Mr. 'r . refers hr his addrefs ; at the Pilifsiner's No. 33, Sc. Alban's-Itreet, Pall- Mall; Mr Robertfon's, Toy-litop, No. 163, 306 rd-direct; Mt Difborough's, No, 7, Filh•lttect-htli, overly oppo6te : the Moms ment ; Mr. Steel's, bookfi. : llCr, No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower. hill; Mr. Calla-en, DM.6 I . and hne petfori , in every confide:- able town in Great Wen lib?! Wilfidd, in Boxes Wanly sA each, fealed up with full .04 plain Direaleotts. rvtiii`tby Palo& of-tithet tea rtatcare tlvaanka... —+oh wif e aO4 . . ..... tOttboic Prthted and plitlthA bT tAvE4 J ZNT.(ofCal' tarbury-Plsie, Lambeth), at the Slaa-OTIPIK,TiIkt; Oat' arm Ptt►lilbd ago u the ST AI.OY Tetned-Bir- !~ ' .• I- 111-Atellt 6611 TWAT TOMORROI trim* ad F The Melte eem mars. 'MOLY 3OHNSTONE. Mu. MOUNT Mire • 'To whielb wet Via limo TO MORROI oit THE I Lor To wilek wil )1 Ors Tu. ireeng—n NEW ROO iu'ESSRS. H °REALTOR! and Gentry. that th 4 mentioned elegant R Terms of Subferipth eats. Tickets tear that the Company r vife, that every Tic ef, Lail be forfeited The Patrons of fo their intentions ram that their Tkkets tr Subtetiptions are area, and by the H6ncit Can perfectly on the enlarged real L. Organ and Oi 'A complete Lift w:ll be duly publitlu r .r it LECT men Materia Medic a. Timmy and Piael Anatomy, PM/fit liamair wrote and Anatomical Den ?coat. _ _ - - Surgery, by Mr. For hither Fani itapitaL TO. BE DiSi very advauta g *Sous ninety Miles For particulars. Or.ue, Pateruotter-1 • G R tAl' G RAND. I 111, likurkbay, 3d, 4*, 7tterday. 5 • Wcduelday, s of s of .3 of 4 0 PTA drat Ditto bitto TIC) At, all the Ani Nn. COM TDISH re . the Next 1); e 0 This Mouth, ti 11. 1 1141rawn may be Capital Prizes wu s Prizc of er AU buanel anti tlifilattu. ,_ THE MOST EL UANDSOM fonifeip seta !lied with fevcnty of -Louthcrbrnirg, And of Thuriton, in tine Ain flyle of Brumley, Delstre, AIR. A. Ski.itnn, law raw with li The tdt of chi , !Anton rod Mr. elan fir their motet pcndcatef verJAI rof the ifse vIANLE V 1111 HE went rt , usi by al zieVIES for Fl Tame Wane to or )0H.14 PUD! Pulite, to Mato tilled the Ftltplirt ottil the twin •oilitak.SS'a, u. vont& trpti die 11 r Move al corner of the St 1 R.. JAM' I.lPric the ppri.t.zttai g a 3. Southampton Ibb who ever pre are equally genii tin's I niperi‘l D white, preferve t Thom It will do inhoeent in its to Ittable acquiatloi clean, aM white plies ft. 9d. each their feltfantisteb per 0•111* opal'