Star. — London, England, 1804-12-12 00:00:00

ainur. Monday Wa. Lesiva". was ;nailed for breaking and entering the dwelling-houfe of Thos. Oriel, No. 18, Poland.llreet, and healing therefrom a clock, a gold watch, and other articles, the property of Tho• mac Oriel and James Leary. , .allat profecutor heard a noire in the fira floor of Iffin ,. • i, early in the morning of the oath of July ; bey however, took no particular notice at that time, but it was loon after difeoyered by a lodger (Mrs. Leatyl, that her bureau had been broke open, a n d a- I rkwatch, and feveral articles of jewellery Ilolen. • Mrs. L. had (pent the evening out, and did not return In me until. three o'clock in the morning, when flue (Wk.:Tared the window of her apartment open. • An officer from Hatton-Garden Police-office, went wirß.a fearcls warrant to the houfe of the pri loner. who is a broker in Berwick-flreet. The piiloner was not at home, but his wile ermdtteed the officer tip hairs, who broke open the firll floor door, and dif• coveted under a rug, in a cupboard, the cl..ck and other articles itolen from the apartments of Mrs. L. The prifoner arrived during the (catch, and denied limy knowledge of the robbery. In defence the milliner hated, that the apartments had not been entered by his family (ince they were quitted by Come French people : he alfo brought for ward two refpettable witacks, to prove that he was attending a (ale near Kin/oton upon Thames. —ao-- Thomas and •-•-•Cheefeman, brokers, fwnrc to this fah, and that they fleet in the fame room with the ptifonearon the night of the robbery.— Acquitted. Yeherday joie lieldos was indidid for healing in the dwelling honfe pf Mrs. Appleton, Clare-Mat ket, two sot. Notes, two tot. Notes, one 21. Note, z 7 Se . yen-Shilling Pieces, and other money to the amount of sell. a metal watch, jewellery, and wearing ap parel to a confiderable amount, the property of George Edwards, on the 3d of December. George Edwards and the prifoner were' both lodgers in the boofe of Mrs. Appleton. and Edwards kept his pro pang locked up in his trunk. On the 3d inh. Ed wards rote in the morning about 6 o'clock., and mill: ;rig his trunk, found 'alto that the prifoner was gone. Immediately fufpeeing the prifoner, and having learned that he belonged to Bath, be went to the Bath Coach Office, and found that a per fun fuel) as be defcribtd the prifoner had been there, and taken a viace, hut was to be taken up on the mad. Upon this intelligence the profecutor immediately employed an officer to go in purfuit of him. The officer found the prifoner at Slough, , a village at fame diflance from town, and on (.arching him found a receipt from the Coach Office fir a trunk he had left. This trunk was found to he the fame the profecutor miffed, and contained his property, as before hated. The yr ifoner was found guihy, but in crmfideration of-hit former good charafter, was recommended to mercy by the Proftentor and Jury. 11'. Meraffidd was found guilty of healing talb. of pewter, and a quantity of paper, the property of his miller. Mr.Moegan, at his manufashory, Uniou-greet, Ltather.lane. W. frai:lrt was found pill , of healing a quantity of linen, while hangin g to dry in a garden at Shep hird's•bufh, the propyrty of Elizabeth Curtis, on-the ' 3d of December. D. &ado was conyilled of healing a pair of bonts,j the property of W. Atkinfon. He was fined one Billing, and difchargcd. The SeSions being ended, fentence of Death war sutra en the following:— " Bee:Jambs Hilltop, foe Sealing dot in Berk Notes and other A monlre, the propeety of !Peter Lambeth. kite White. tor I burglary in the dwelling Mute of Bet jamin idnake, sad Scan therein tread artistes of weadog afparet . No bbies, fur Sealing liank of England Notes to the value ,p 1 int ' l.e property of Benjamin WitCTS. Hannah Rinser and Ann Harris, for Beating privately in the hop 'of CkrUkopher kilter, twenty-deht yard. of lace, vibe ;I. Alf PrafFeffY• - i Wary wawa, far wilfillimod maSeinedly anti" and flab. big George Harris, with intent to murder or difable bin,, aud Mhis lawful appretienflon ter an offence foe which, by law, irliable lobe apprehended. Jahn Holden. for Reding lo the dwelling hada of Ann Apple ton, upwards of soot In Bank Notes and in, ory, the property of George Edwards. John Thonstot. Charles Dean, Daniel Halliday, Thorns. non, Thomas Lidid,William Porter, Ant, photon, Jokids Scott. Jam, Hawhina, Charles Hawkins, William Field. jeep's flu, John Adams, fame. Moore, Robert Gregory, Willies,. Bowman, otin kmee, Vary Bu rn ett, James P e arce, 7 hostas Jac kfoo, Sank Itamotiold, Thomas Williams, alias Willlana.PWlanss, Junes Ro bert Galan. alias pews filling. Mary Davis, Saab Hall, Wil• Ilia Mansfield, and Williams Wright, were eirdatil to be trauf• ported for even year.. seventeen were ordered to be impriforied in the Hoek of Cyr. Spdlion. Clerlumweil s eight to be imprifiewel in NeWilliC; and eat privateer whipped and ditcharged. The Georgia Republican. dcferibing the late Rortria South Carolina. lays, '. A cannon, st•:tich weigts 4Sco lb. was carried thirty or 4.5 feet from its poll tion. A bar of Ital. weighing 3c:.:b. was carried too feet; and cafes of carman Caot ureic carried from 100 to aoo feet." The trafra.•ggb josnraft,f the lath ult. cnntains the following a; tide :—" A large eagle was fcen hover. ing, the other day. over an Mind of the Rhine, near Drufenheim, where General SALM 'elides. The Genceal flint the eagle. which appeared jut ready to feile his dog. He intends to prefent is its she I:ns. peror. A% eagles are &Win fern in t"sis country, this occurrence will lic found worthy cf notice at the prefent period." The following Angular fill in natural hilory lately occurred At Kindrunght, in the pun cc, e:richen : A hen, having hatched a numersus in tl.e be ginning of Septenilser laft, in about ten slays after yite &ivied them.. A capon. which ha.: ohfereed for fume time lo be weal and rekly, vet y kindly on derto.d. the care of the pio , r chickens ; L. es cr Gneccuntinued tofoner them with all ti.c arideity of a lender dam, clocking, picking food for them, 1 tering them, and, in thou, doing every thing that a lien ufually does for her off.pring. A bird. of the 11.4 , -k or eagle trite, n•as litely flint • at litockticld mar 14(11v:thy. by Mr. C. •: mins, gamekeeper to the Counteis ul A ,'sne,s, In the grctinds near the hnufe. It was if fuch enor mous (he and Itrength as to receive the flsnt of three difcharzes b;fore it was feasted, and it th , n .lefend- I eel Itfell fs pots ,rfolly as to clude crew deri Cummii,s c 0.4.1 riet:ire In Pile it. iir.ti: be ' tl.c muzzle of his goo, which it Lis:sl with t-- icy. as to hang in that pofition till it ; c.t( honk. It yet alive, and mealfirts nine ts c - or inches Irons tie e tf Crlit yof the wings ; and it. &c. .a., Ave g r,:coAtn. •d the ! Irr re. go LONDON GAZII7II, Asaratier iv. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ORDNANCL-Ork ICI DECIMBiII. 10. Royal Regiment of Artillery. trades= Cadet John Wel& to be Second Lieutenant, vice W. Webber promoted. Dated Nov. 23,1804. Gentieman Cadet ‘Villaam Bell to be Second Lieutenant, vice D. Bourchicr. promoted. Dated as above. Corps of Gunner Drivers in the Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Lieutenant CornmilTary William Thomas to be Fitt Lieu 'coast, vice Jacob, reigned ; Smith, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant Commiffary. Dated Nov. t 9, lioa. CoMmilliona in the Middlefel Militia, figned by the Lnrd Lieutenant.—Royal '%Vellmintler Regiment. H. J. Huard, to be Major. Dated Nov. 25,1804. BAIA Ealtern Regiment. Adrianfon, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Wit. is, :Bo+ Alexander Cameron, Grot to be Dino. bated Nov. t 6, tana. Tbutuaa Brothcridge. Gent. to be Etilign. Dated Nov.'s, 1804 Wellern Regiment. J.Cmwthm and William Leighton. Ceuu to be Lieutenants.-- Dated Noven:ber a 5,1804. commilLon in the IR Berwickfliire, &c. Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the Coun ty of Linlithgow. Enflgn Henry Hair to be Lieutenant. vice Jobnlione, appointed to the 4341 Regiment of Foot. Dated Nov. so, 0104. PARTNFRSHIPS DISSOLVED. 1 :41111aot Ovum and William Keeling, pram, of Lefeeftet, het fiurs and wonted (pintas. Dec. 3. Matthew Moorhoufe, Richard Nutter, and Mary &Mum, of litiddcraficld, Yoeklhire, merchauts, Dec. 4. John Yu and Genic Wilkins, of Chatham, Keet, taylon March 7. James Caron?, jun. and John &mob, Jos. of Liverpool, Piet chants, &pt. 1. Wiliian; Brown and John Slinger, In t►e fpirit and portal: trade, Liverpool, Nov. :S. John R.per and WilSant Brown, Markeidireet. Cloothaan'av R, r,Middidea, tnatifidtors, Doe 6. SAJOOti Danford sad John Spencer. Collage4ll4 London, bro. ber , , Nor. :S. George Fowler and John Weir, St. Paars Church-yard, ware Malin:en, Dec. 3. Robert Tennant and Jelin realm:Lad Ronk Yoeklbire, mak. Ben and enatinon brewers. Now. t y. Denjoakin Dean and William Wakety,of Peoria, Commit Sour in cr.:lads. Nov 7. Thomas Topp and Jofeph Scaks, of Middleton, laseallire, and Barton Smithy, Yorbld►c, rotten fpianses sad naantwoetuters. December 4. James R - obifon, John Strattleweirch, mad Joreph Reed. of Sum xe Mary A. London, tea dealers and hop merchants, Du. 7. Barbara Crailthank sal William noniron, Rock broker*, ,Thrormortent Brett, Nov. 26, z Boa. Wm. Ravrliadan, Charles ()ethic( Barker, and Erneft Hamilton Becker, merchant; Manehdler, Crank: 3t. John Enoch and James Jackton. merchants. Mancherter. No vember so. George WU' and . w'mam Wilts, merchants, Wading-Itnet, Ike• _ _ George Barnett, Jahn and jab° Harrifon, cotton many faturere. Manebeacr.Oeteber 9. Richard Lane and Win. Greenery, Stip joiners. Nov. 9. San oal Dodinhad and juries ball, taylora, Waronniter, Wai f:Ult. Dee. 7, '503. Michael Hamlilt,SasinaelHellandiandMiehad Peolisaacksm, Liverpool, Dee. 8,1804. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Jacob nivel Levy, of Brighton, Sures. merchant. BANKRUPT& _ _ •. Witham Corbett, of Gratr'..lnn, Middleket mener-terkertrr. to berrendcr December RS. r 9, and January at, at eleven, at Guild. halt Attorney, Mr. Roberts, Ely• Plane. Kalb ra. J•f•pl, 'iambi, of Keyoligang, Segenaletihire, tanner ' dealer and ehaposan. Doe. 20, a g, and January 33, at ckven, at the Rummer Tavern. Bri Rol. At t arnica, Mr. Edward Daniel and Son, Brad. at Merin. Parton, Imnip-enart, Tample, London. Daniel Kegs, now ut late of Chipping Sodbary, Gloueefteratire, lopinr-merelant, Dee. so, at. and January a t, at eleven, at the White Lion, Bruad.ftmeti BrittoL Anomie,, Mara Jenkins, Janus and Co. New Inn, London; or Mr. George Whining, ham Chipoing Sudbury. William Dunham, of Exeter, tallow-chandler, dealer and chap. man, rue. t1i,113, and January as, at rive, at the Haft Maws -611, tatter. Attorney, Mr. R. P. Campine, Lana. DIVIDENDS. Dry. tt. Abralact Mirth, of Aidgste, Iwalon, jeweller, at ase at Dn. 15. Williatu Gun Johnltem, ey Boad-ceurt, Wa'brook, Loa. Jos. merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. 'EL James Wallets, of Lynn, Norfolk, draggill, at ten, it Cu laNall, L. cam. Dec. is. William Udier, of Veredtntet, Clare-Market. Mfgalefck, dialer and ckapinao, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dee. aa. llsoina Felton, late of Bridal, dealer and chapnian, at eleven, at the Both Tavern, Drilla Dee. . Wanan Jactfon, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe - 1 arm, LivsrpooL Dee. is. Richard Gilliam, of the Dag Tavern, Holywell-Aunt, bliald/efes, tavern-keeper, at eleven, at Guildhall Dec. tr. William Bennett. of Ivey-lane, Loodoo, carpenter and bulkier, at dorm, at Guildhall Dec. as. thorgr Fakir, of White Hart-yard, Drury-lane, Middle kr, wool nwlraper, at eleven, at Guildhall Dee. a'. James Hewitt, now or late of Moorbelds, Middkitz, weaver, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. as. Samuel lino:a. of Oldham, Laneafhire, dealer and chap loan, at three, at the Bridgewater Anna, Maneheftcr. Dec. t 7. George kylati, of York, tea and ettinaman, at deed, at the Whit:. Swan lees, Pave:neat, York. Dee. ti. Pctcr Planets, a Law Acre, Middic(cx, refiner. deakt and ehapnian, at ten, at Guildhall. !‘ec. is. John Chesney, of Oxford-ftreet, 111iddlefei, Unendrapec, at twelvt, a: Gull shall. Dee. is. John :lotto., of Catharine -court, Tower-bill, London, t,a Ode°. cr, at twelve, At Guildhall. Dee. Wallows Johofon, a Liverpool, merchant, at skarn at the Tas ern, Liverpsol. Dec. rd. Ch Asa ID! ton rat ruselturch.ftrea, London, bruihmsker and turmr, at t a n. at GuilJk.ll me. I. 71:oat. Vint., ni Cannon-ftrect, London, 1:14 tnt, at t'n, at Guildhall. Dec. : 3 lobo Warwit M. now or late nftring Burld.y. Worthanni to. Cu:, '3310 ant iil4llstap..r, at ekveu, at the Saracen's- Head Inn, I oivenrs y. Dee. s R. Thomas Mall, of Tem:Word Milk, Bedford:hire, wag e r, At tsnr, at the kola and Cr.wn Inn, Withrch Bt. Patera. Ile,. at. th,riTC lkaunim t, of Newmarket, Sugolk, grocer and drapa, .ot eitrtll, a: tlo S-ar Ins., Newmarket. Dec. at. 1 raven Ha -1 kv. widow, and Benjamin Hartley, of Fleet (tree,. London, BI:.• notes re and copartners, at tal.at Guildhall. Me.. an. Henry %1 iik:nfon, late of Lillsterdane, London, mer chant, at els y.n. at Guildhall. Janoars 13. Thomas Colt, of Whi•rhaven, Cumberland, nor. chAnt at.slt h at tett, at the T,r e rn. Whitehavan January 24. jam.. Kesland. of the N. w U.te Chandlers, Bilhopf ptc:far.t. Londots, r.sreh...”, a: err, at t..ai.dhall. Dec. Irt. V..ush.n, .3 Yall rd Alexand e r Ger 3 rj. of Gir:eater Pew. N1id.114.1. men-name and st.parti.srs, as r at La.r...!:.a!!. t. I. o t, lnn+•, late of Oafcrrd-Arett, hl:4•lleftx, groccr. ore, a: t;I:14,11, D r , :2 Ara P..;b, Cbeteltam, Kent, Ow lt:mei-Tr, dealer and e'intve. , ....,to. •:: Dec. ii. %Ley Hair,oti a..,1 m.nuah 1. nu.. el, a Deneer-firret, Pi r, millirt rt a, ,erne.. at 1,,,, a: OuildtaaU. Dec I. ctlat:cs Galt r r, (cute, within time paritla cvntrs.ck. n- Ity6ll, at tit. Cattle la jo. n Lrol Dec. a:. Tnw• r•flreet P. t (41111111 ft Etv.rkerper, at cleicn. q t 11, I)ee. flefif T Wn r, ( of Bor.Z-fl rctt MAX, Ps, tallow- a: I •1r Is 1. ti--• e n•er, d:aler and asp. glofh, I — ,it 4. !/ bororr, at .r I ca :r . ,Rawalc r, Ali 1314 t. Dee. at. Robert Harcourt TO/enure, of Brook-ftroet, Holborn, jeweler, at ten, at OrildhalL Dec. as. William Durwood, of the Sun Wharf, parilh of St. John, Wapping,and of Greco Bans, pane, of St. Outage in the Middltfcl.wharfioger and enal•nterch al t. at cleven,at Guildhall. Dec as. Thomas Suety, of Newrate.flreet, London, *bulefalr linen.draper, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dcc. la. William Holland, of Southwark, Surrey, linen-draper, at ten, at GuildhalL Dec. 12. Archibald Jamcfrun and Thomas Clairol], of Burr erect, Lower Eaft Smithfield, Mialdlatfca, met ..hants and copartners, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. 24. Sarnpfou freeth and James Bayley, of flirrnio:ham, mer chants and copartners, at eleven, at the Shak,fpew Tavern, in Newereet, Birmingham. Dec 26. Samuel Nichols, of Bath, apholfterer and CI hinct•traker at eleven, at the White Linn len and Tavern. Bath. Dec. 33. Thomas Bob. of Broad-ltrert, Bridal, brandy-merchant, at twelve, at the It unmet Tavern, Bridal. Dcc 26. John Ridgway and James Knotty, both of Bolton, Lan cailete, co:tontlearautarlerers and partners, it date, at the bridge hat, El ilton. Dee, 26. John Walser, of Manebrfter, vintner, dcakr and chap nue, as eleven, at Hilfidges Fame, Mato - Wier. Dec. 27. i l aul Poppleton, Dow or late of A Irannbury, Yorkihire, dryfaktrott cloven, at the Woolpack lee, part& of Horbawy, Wakefield. Dee. a& John Perkins, late of Huntingdon, banker, at ten, at the Edentate Inn, Huntingdon. Dec. *IL • Henry Dobfon, late of Godmancbefler, and Edward Dohfon, of Brampton. Huntlngdnnaire. millers and copartners, at tee, at the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon. bIEID. On Tburfday morning tall. at his feat at IC•ddkfton, 1n Derhy ' ildre. in the yeth • ear. .4 his age, the Rh-ht Hon. Nathaniel laid Scarf 4 de, a 'Samuel, D :nor or I _awn. and a Vice Prefident of the Middlefes I forpi:al. His lorditip wan the eiclett fon of the tate Rh Nathaniel Careen, Bart. who& family came over to this coun trywide William the Conqueror. On Tberfday, the se h ult. at Markley, in Stalfordthire, Mr. Fumed &reek aged who may with ;attire he ranked in the catalogue of eccentric Miters. We untiertlandhe was a native of M rket Drayton, in that county, and that the catty part nit his fl was runt as a private In the army, to which apathy hetedtPe rkneed lame femme, in fightior the bovine of ►is country. Fur if length of time he refided in an olifedre dwellW at Madeley, Ws which. It is raid, he ha not for many years admitted either smile or female and from the belt accounts we can give, it was indeed a dwelling of complete wretchedly:fa. It it about IS years finee he purehafed a lend ofiehte. a part of veld& wen left at the tine dhis death. -His chief employ was to go aholt to the adja cent towns, carrying 1..-t:en and fmall parent% and going crrana toe bit neighbour*. His &on bt teak, the molt shied purvey.; lie ufinally appeared In 'Odd douched hat and tattered garments, feared.: fulficknt to cover his mkednefs, with a tagged hag Ruing over hh Smolders, in wheels be molly carried a tittle reeky, et Come other kind of berg the preeduce of hi. garden ; tlnfe he generally offered as a prr(.•nt at the different places where he bad to do to finer.; and wino accepted, he to care tor& deal them out with a very [paring hand. This thew of gateroat I, together with 64 ecentrie addrefs and converfinion, ufuatie produced him a ten fold rettim. On (earthing his tattered fatch. I after his death. It was found to cnotiin old hones and that foles,piecer of paper, Ice which article* be u!ually colleeled in his peregrinations: Mn Rock alines amfdleet wf two old thins and a pair of dwelt; balls but were frond feveral articles of titre plate, Re. His death w . a oC. carload by a violent cold, brought on by his fal.•ing into a ditch in a Raters( knotication an his return from Neweaftk the Satunlity preceding ily his penurious alifpofithes be had anuffed a confider. able ram of money (eeclulive of a Sofa of soot. shieh we under- Rand he experinced a few years ago), a part of which be has left to pun-bare an al.litional hell fur the chard/ at Madeky, and an an anal Eatery for it to he rung every night at nine o'clock during the fuennwe months, and eight during the winter; a ettandener foe the chn eh ; a bell for the ufe of the free fehool ; I. per annum to• ward* the organilt's falary for that place, and a lite annual amount fat the Draytne Organlft; a farther rum to be applied to the en larging and repairing the Madeley alma-houfe, and clothing and !doming two poor children, until of a proper age to be put ap prentice; and to his relations 2.5. 64. each. lie has nominated tie Esecutors; J. Crewe, Eli. of Ciewe.Hall ; the Rey.Offiey Crewe, of Muaton ; the Rev. B. ntoer,ot Madeley ; the Minifter of Dray ton: Mr. Wilkiafon, of Madeley-Manor ; and Mr. Taylor, of Madeley-Heath. OFFICERS of the ARMY, NAVY, MER CHANTS. CAPTAINS of SHIPS, he dm are Ikrongly recommended HuNTl:its RESTORATIVE BALSAM of LIFE and HEALTH. which is taken liy Gentletneo of the SA difllnellon in this Itingiont, a. w,ll as others, by whom it is acknowledged to pollcfi molt rfbractoug properties hi the Curs of Wealtnefrcs and Decays. It fupplles the estimated pm* with firth juices, and malty re-ellablilhes the whole Nervous byftem. rels4men from the Ealt and Welt Indies, whole habits were .7 1 1. y the heat of thole climates, have received infinite benefit; as Ten as °Seers belonging to the Army and Navy, who& eon- Ilitantal were impaired by hard fervice, the various changes of climate, ace. Forl":ins In the Back and Loins, Glees and Seminal Weak utiles, perhaps flute it not any Medicine in pular ur p,iv a ti prat. dee, which has been ennre IlieecfsfuL CASES OF GREAT IMPORTANCE. A Commander of one of hi. Malelty'a step. ha.. in a titer, an knowiedged the gnat beneSt he received from this Reitinative Ballast, and fails," That the Proprietor i. at liberty to thew it to any gentleman &firms of taking the Pills." An Officer of the Guards ha. alto acknowkelg.d that thie iterative Medicine is tar Inprrior, in We:Anil:fa, and N,rvou. Ek. Witty, to any Medicine he had ever heard of, and that be , :ttrefore feels the UtTll,4 picafure and fati.fadtiun in recommending it to the circle of his friends and acquaintance. Hamar (laty.ruv, Lfq. a Gemlernan of univerfal berme knee ha. communicated the following cafe " Mrs Knight. of Welltninder, in the Spring of tiles, was at faded with} very peat ne:krel. of th e nerves tgf the Romach,widah took away her firemph, produced a (bonnet. of breath and total Info of appetite, infmnueh fu. that Ow thought her life in great dan ger. She ennfulted many of the Faculty, and after having tried many medicinea, wan told that nothing would do her :as* Hav ing heard her cafe, and knowing the efficacy of Hunter's Pills in fueh difordeni, I recommended a tel el, and gave her one (mall Isos. I sailed again upon her on that day week, when I knew flau mutt have taker, the laft dol-, and wan alt.hiiiffied the great alters• time in her looks for the belt. r. tike ha. finece i tinderfintd, taken twn or three- fowll hone, more. :col is perfeelly r-coveret, and de. firm me to fay. (hr will be happy to give any inform vim. ...intern. log her cafe. lam Nir, No. t. Young Rent, Kcniiiiiz.un, teb. 7. 10 Mr. Wade,Ohi Bond-fin-et " Your oh Client ItumMc !errant. HENRY (AIMS I'ON." .... A t;e.itle•ran in Soma hal . fvfrertal for many months the weft awful i'elvelhon of (Wilts, and had trio!, as be capreir the molt fattiness 1/rops and Tlndtures, but ,weld pet no hal o f re. lirf tin fome time af•er he had taken the Retb.rative Another tientletuan, near l'etworth, in histrce, writ ~ " that he is truly ft-Wilde of the efficacy of all noble and ineflinisble M. drone, In rcLaations of the (Wads. &c. by the very flatterin Pt he had received, on taking • ne large hot ." Many other Cemleenen have been candid enough to deel,re that this hlcilicine bad anfweved the 'empire of a rolca R. Rotative • in Dort, it know in fuck r e pute,. to 114/ tifeel dud reconenecadd by many of the Faculty. Numbers who had undentree too powerful courfea of Werclarl (Ow hew nI health which reduced then tti a ft.t•• of mi:e-a' I. ceinctsitc, revived the ' , smolt benefit ftsmt this /tete Itart•C ; fcr after lot. at ftringth and vigour, they happily regd. cel their ace health. Na a pia 11,11nrat've ie prepared In P.lll. which produce more gradual and falling egret. thln all the hitt:met bums : finer parte ot the halfen are alfu better preferred. Fr it din...limn% 31't lealed up with r.cti •.. To be had ar Wailer - Medicinal Warehonfe. No. ifi3. rke, !bract; mil at N 13, OA %Lthew•, n r, 5! 7 ,,,, I►noya! ch Inc; Rrc , n. Oxfor.l 0 , 11: an.' ol all ot:rs r Vrn.ler• of Nlei,citos in Town and ('aunty pri . r 6i. . Cc bur; or it m.) be h.d in larger box, s. p . ke • t , srLic , t contain the quantuy of Gt (mill Luxor, as mail, up to :be army, nary, fee. Country Gentlemen. and others, may f.;;;EcJ rriOt Prlkdreine; by fetotog Aire orders • by co . ..clime, or nersrmn ; or fry thtloht..! Laiii in r (mall ' , reel, al rretril to Vlr !.,!,n 16 e. .: lir.. t; .0 Na 13, OW a(111 , 1 Olt. • . f•Pr Vrt•et port.. 0n1 1 .1.1 hea t • are prs.truh for i• it u Leery, to any yet, ~t the kinrloni. /rebind .1e0t1.4 , 1 a c. • A eriniplike wr Ib wirtues ..f the h'•l. a of Owe* saute. way In 114 en Vim:tr., iv sc. W. n,r FOR RUZUMAIISIfis, SPRAINS, CHILELAINS, &e. DR S►'LIsRS:S OPODU.ROC. • THIS Medicine, fr.in its *arm, penetrating, and attrnbating found to be an excellent Remedy fair etren.o N.lirnmatifito ; and by its firengthe4ing Powers, it for. dily rettores the Parts which have !Nub injured by Endre* and Sprains. It of gnat frryi.T in 'Cranial or Numtmcfs Stighefi. or We:km.ls of the Joints. and as an kmbrocatttro far 11;e-fartsgefe of the gut; aster violent escrcife; as alio in promoting a proper Circulation in the Limb, when in a pualytic Pate. ir fa itiro far. titularly reeatoineatiad for X.:hilltlains and if a r e d ID time w a prevent their breaking; but in this cafe it L' cut! he diffialred, and app:led Werth. The genuine Opts&Woe is piesWied and fold nett, by F. Nvw. bery and Sms. No. 4Ss at. Paul's, on the C,..seb-way, (meadows from Chcipilde, Price is 6d. a Wile, duty inelwled titat a vari-ty of Counterfass an s. offered to tine Public, el volielt the Nantes of Dr. Steers of Charing Crate, and Mr. Nerrit- 'y, a's fraudulently made ;re of, Puirkafets arc requeited to oaf :vs whether the words " F. Ncwioxy, No. 0, St. Paul's," be en.: grand on the Stamp; if not, the Prigaratiou mutt be (ruinous. Sold alto by their appointment by Dicey and Sutton, Boweinovil Yard Sams and Co stn. and {.Pidding. No. 76, Olhird.ibtet J. Wadc, Old Bond-ftreet; Day and Cu. Cnckfpur itre et J ; %Vara, PrltOdk.row, Holborn ; ` l'. Tutt, Role ffathanife Clarke, Doreengit, Higb-ltreet ; and by J. Hatria, foccoifor Mrs. F. Newberg, Sookfeller, at the corner of Ludgatindrert. The following is another Proof of the latttalie WNW of ROBBERDS's IMPROVED BALSAMIC EL.IXIRior, COUGH DROPS. Ea - MR of a Letter from nodal. kftcMAtL HEAD. of Htllfat , is Ametica, deed April IL S IR' I mug beg itiatt wilt forward immediately ? br the lira Packet for Hlfifat, twelve &atm of ROBBERDS • DALIAMIC Col.llDii DROPa, width I Erndy be. iwv4l tit be the WW1•11ell rap* Ewe invented fur COICHii. COLDS, AS IHMAS, and CONSUMPnoms. At the rime I received Cowie from yoit, I des sanded with a ctreadfai Coveh aid ludantsatkur on my Lump. attended with kgrcesopia two and pain on my Freed, fo that it Wis with glen difficulty 1 could draw my breath. (whit* I man candidly weeds Folded owlet tat,) From the tiroog retwernseadatioayouGct wi h them, I era. ipdoig. ed to make avromedlime nisil m)felf. which g. ye me inflame*. Bet ad in a very ditirt tined petfeetly reftored roe: I have hey wisettlfid their goad wayila in rump ()Waal& cafe% and thirties* auti, for the future, never he with•wt than. By 4,7 p. intmeotnf Mr./totality t. Aproheeary (the blown" they are fold Vlhokfate 21a Raid at Mr. itutler's, Cite q. Ade, corner of l'aterobitcr-cow; otol rera3 by ItiWtr, I Mail. Crifp, coiner Spring Chnless Wn hers, new Temple Bor; Taittj Lewthwalte, and Sokoto, Itoyif T. uhange I ekrk, 464,:a0r0dek4 Scott and Smith, Edirdntrzb: 2 14), 9. Dame .. .lre...it Dikbliol NIA, New Sorb; Stains, Mancheßer; akid by mna CooOtrp. Boolifellent and Morßelrsl Voider's in Mal sairr4Ol Buick: l 4*d% and 14. each His Makfly's Hon. Conunii , oere have been plesfel to nrddf the name of k. Butler, No. 4, Cite:U.le, to be enticed on Bliek Stamp, which Stamp aka Loma Bottle, MI wheel an counterfeits. HA' INC dedicated try!..elf to the fittcly; 4 , 14 beett gratified by the matt cot& &Table pr,6l ice in that broo' which I theoghtiropee to Unit, I true that I tare oat ewe' . e sea employed my time Mao that who, in she extenilve held et ilex profeffice, an occeennally Weaseled le uheettatoty, and area always attain that fueee'l which I . a tre s 1 . by .amoentratieg the in 'ce:dual pow:: to made& of ta The Nola of DEBILITY am pecutarty di fist dist berg with them a train of eontonetast fyinlattova. set by Ilet preirom of vital etsCrgtf, beneede Whether they ante from the of IN exfseeleolhe dye habits of reboot-boys or the o. Matelity, its. quire the mob affiduous frofelhood • • let by the ignonanat of uneducated mm, the lymptams are agiravated, and the mob. , • nada) is deemed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of mounts, I grovel my prominence on regularity of odiseadeni and magi. every Weis:gem prsettee,l fed mykkf emided to that oodikiesee with which I have hitherto been (*liberally beineerod fe the het fonfatinns of hood Imbeds, witty applleadee prevent the calamity of a debilitate.' frame; bat wis.re . the fells fees, fres • comfdouffieDa of the ottedellees of the doe which ceded his misfortune. is fearful of the commove or osidees of hi• family pbyfielan, and broods over his Inennity with eared me mimeo', ft matt be Catiseadory for Mut to be elated not wily st capability of treatment but alto of the molt Moldable &mei. rind in recent Venereal Complaints It is pofsble to remelt mg% dealer or dallrefs ; in the matt complicated calm It Is the segoako. mart of eidufive expereore ha this bee to aid' a Cafe, caulk e.a0,1 fpeedy re-eftabliihmeot lager the advantage of this irrpeemee to thereof deter Ica Irfs are unfitted with any kind of DEM/TY, of any fpnaptocua VRN hIlthAL INFECTION, and le al cafes the terms of remu neration are Fated an the Left Interview. ' Pats tots in the country...aro expeCted to bet& a lEnk note, am/ are requdted to (pacify their age and meteor of living. MARTIN IW, Member of the Royal Coaege of Surgeon, In Loudon. No so. Aroidelthreet, ilreand. neat Temple Par VI.NER CAI. 131.IND1CFSS. To Mr. Tllo7lAll TA a Los, Slirc,-on, No. so, New fridge•ftreet a DEM& tin, London. IT is with the molt heartfelt fatisfatlion that I ad drrfs you on the Incomparable cicellatee of your invaluable Molicine-•-LEAKE's P.VrENT PILLS.... In the Freitag of this year I had the misfortune to Clititnadi a VCTICIVaI Comp) tint, Mei. tied with the molt atarreng ar.ddargerous fymptonne ;info intik that I have been mooned to my room for awl.. le week together. land not able to Itir out of it: I had no reit nicht norday, and go/fermi the en It excruciating pain and torment, and mat was did! worfc. my eye. grew weak and dim, to that I could feanns team n any 0104, If ever fa cleft to roe, and tape:led nothing left than the total loft oCmy tight. From a ftout.hcgthy, and is. thee ctirpulmi man, 1 became a dere &edam, and au shod at pity andocoropalimin.—.My friends had Aileen rde over, and threrksroy recovery b , tlw,f bk, in this dreadful nate, awl es peeling . - wry ndnute to ler my tall In db world, l was Rea. mach , re;ommouled by a neighbour to try your Medicsaes, but fuming triad all medical 'idea no ryofe, and been at an cinnamon eaniesiee; it era. foam thre•heture I owld be prevailed on M take th.m; at Lit lien( for GA holes, and before I had taken theta an, I found conliderable hgrngt ; my pains gradually decreafid s and my eyrfight grew Inter. and to the great forget - se arid an'o nifhnient nf - all my friends, (; fter taking three boxes tem...), my , health and ttrength was perfedly tenured, and I am now, (thank/ to my Goo and your invaluabk kledicintsg, as well and hearty as ever I was In my life. Yam obliged humble tenant, Inruslugkana, Noernshr es, ars". B. L. LEIGH. The shove: Medicine i. tareelly recommendtd to all reefer. that are in any doubt of 'hair '..king entirely free of every Went, real Atfeclion, particslarly to ?lin& a' out altr:ing tl&ir condition io ble, as it will certainly ermlicaleo ver', taint of that new, of howev e r Ix% hawinnx .!ifytried under the aprneent.e t f other dlforders it may he. for Scorbutic, Glattehrbr. and Cut, neon Complaints It s. alto reommendai to he taken, el-di I' uo the spring, bummer, and rah Pr. - pard and fold by the tole Prnpr 4 rtnr, TIMMAI Tattoo, Mend. r or the C..rro•ation of Surzotrf. 11. h. No. o, Nrw firiilrcittrtet, where he wig rive Ail. KC. Fee, to I , ..rfan. Liking thee Palk, and will ankocr Fatielar. I .•- ter., if pod paid. w. the fain...tern% otifervria in a'.l err.• tr. mutt Ili VioLll4.: fters-cy, no l'crfon'• nant. i.t • li.vir.i bocu minti•if, J. but a; th..ir own ar icukr reci,ft. l'rorricrelk during the mirre id - won- than if year., rh.it fob:. h.. 4 ▪ of ea;c..!ira Lk of dm above Mialkine and th. pr.,Vict • h.!c .1 boy .0 "If • full by Pt , appointment, at the Perfumer's, No. 3s, St. P ; rtf.wi's Tny•eop. : 40 . Uxt..t; BOtlk 14n. 1. 1. t.lr . I ., .wrr-hi'l • an.ll,v rCTon in (-0 , 111 genii 'rr.bk tn l4 o HO &nes of only M. Shi. each frilled up, with 'L. T(.l.•.!')Ft ROW. .1 fci• I 71/6.vi 2i-,r 8 f 4 after; 31 after 3 run rifts HIGH w.kTr.;.l. AT onnatt RRIDGE TO-MORROW P•l'•*.rg • • •• • 2 •0 -At•crloon ••• • • a rn.rtelva eh., I I - - - _ . LONUOX : Pririt.4atad pat:iliac! rV 1. *<.'•" , lT. (0 1 t«>:-- (4 cr. Larl•ctto. at the S T .111 • • • r. I'. :.t thc sa a .. . Mar