Star. — London, England, 1804-05-08 00:00:00

■■g LAW INTELL,GENCE. • &Wow tiffiWa • An Anion htd been commenced again* the 1)e. fenchint, who i keeper of tbk Mica IOU; at Edmon • tots. for l R mining mu ftc, dancing, and othtt amafe• mews in his houfe, ewithoot bieln; duly headed. Mr. GAlLstevo (hewed caufe :mama a Rule obtained by Mr. Glirn, no the groind what a f u itable notice had not been fervid at the Difindvit's honk. The Learned Counfil . ptodueed an aflhfavit to !hear, that it was left by Mr. William Jackfon, whit a (want aftiee in the harmers, called ?rannt..whofe fftanme was *withheld, and who had probably kept oat df the way to avoid interrogatories. 1. GIBIN in hipport of the Rule, raid, that the whOle fretted to be a contrivance, in order to Rum a indgmem, the Plaintiff knowing ha - could produce no evidence. In ()icier to give the Plaintiff farther time for en. quirivs tapeffing Nanny. the Rule yea enlarged. ../- COURT OF KllloOt AlcH, MAY t. Gas i tat eicron. Mr. Lovas. on the pant of the profecntion, at the fnit of the King tin deneral Inapt, tome of the particulars of which we Rated in a former paper, applied to the Court for a York of awiretmon, directed to certain pert ms in the ifland of Trinidad, to exa mine witneffes on the part of the profecutiun. The ufual affidavit being read, the Court granted a Rule to flow Golfe. watrt THE mind V. •Lait. Heetosom, set: ItYHI ?ARAM's, •ND THOMAS 11041 , 11 1 0% The firft Defendant is ton well known in the cir cles ofdalhion, and the (cenes of bufinefs, to require any notice here. The fecund Defendant is a farmer and grazier, who has conduced eatenfively to the improvement of Agriculture, and well known ,to aloft of the foeieties mflituted withthat objeil--iTfie lad Defendant, Mr. Hopping, is an Attorney at nehelier. Thera perfons had been t r ied and eonvill ed before Baron GRA tiall.on a criminal Information under the Bribery Aft. The coot was heard at the Affixes for S t anerfetthire. The offence was commit ted in. the eleftion for the Borough of Ileheder, where the right of clef' is is the Bailiff, capi tal Borgeffes, and inhabitants not receiving alms.— The charge was, that they gave, nv procured to be given, 301. to a titan named John EdWards, and to thirty-five other perfons, and that dity obtained ground, and ere/led various dwellings to ace ?heir porpote, Contrary to the peovifions of the . AR in that cafe made and ',welded. After the notes of the I.earoed Judge made at the trial had been read by Mr. lonic, Ls Bsalic, afSdaviti were ptodneed on tbf behalf of John White Parfans, from W. Dick bine, Efq. M e mber for Somerfetfhire, Dr. Patty, I. R. S. and from various' Member. of the Bath Society of Apiculture, all depofing to the virtunis and moral habits of this Defendant, and to the injury his fortune had received from his zeal for the im• provement of Agriculture. Meffrs. Easenie and ALIA' then implored the at tention of the Court en the behalf of Alexander Davictfon, Efq. and Mr. Jerez'. on the part of John White Parfens. They felt extremely the embarraf- Ment of addreifirtg the Court on loch an occafion ; tdheir perfonal friendlitip for Mr. Davidfon might have induced them, at another time , to belie indulg id their feelings in apdogising for his candela I nadir the prefent cireumhances it would be itnpriw pet. The Court would, bovrever, recolleet the eba-_ rafter of Oldfield, on whole evidence the fare of thefe perfnns had depended : it will liliewife bear ini Mind, that the pass meat now to be hailed is not the only oar they shay be called upa to fitter, be cook, this very offence, PidEctiiiiins may be Cointesseid in soother form, And ben,/ penalties say be ended. It is the pride of the Englifh law to temper jcflice with hnutanhy. ,Petfotts of tortoni and education, unthawed ht ertilj fife into fenle of ditty to their country, and to the ficiedlnilsiutiont of pubfic law, would feel much mini diftrefs freoin the conviai•m of their dww errors, And from the in jury to their own reputation, thin from arty perfonal itiluffion duly might endure under the &mullet to be pronounced againft them : tint the iroprelfive and awful planner in which that fentivree Is aectiflowed to be delivered by the Limited Judge whore painful ftty it re to pronounce it, is at this momenta &Mee orextreme satiety to the Defendants. No Coanfel appearing for Mr. Hopping, and he having declined to addrefs the Court, The ATTORRAY G snakes laid, that although the Complication of the crimes of which thele Defendants guilty did not appear upon the reco r d, yet, there was not only bribery, but em,flaitacy with they were chargeable ; and in the indance ot tter Defendant, Mr. Hopping, the fobornation lory. The •At torney General repelled the ob. ma, that the evidence 4ely depv.dett on Old . the tellimony of that man was not only con. coed on his trots examination, hot by his fon, who • confident depoftions to the fame faits. But ever doubt might cilia in the mod fceptical ,d, they mull be completely removed by the inks •erefted for the purpofe cf this eleAion. paid the money of Mr. Davidfon, which were per cot monuments of the iniquity of thefe Defen . It was laid, that thefe perfons might he to pcnalties, and that the plaMdtment fhould be' .tgated is the expeditions of profeetttions for this trpofe ; their Lnrillhips would, however, examine • cafe as it appears upon the record, and would in the view of their remote contingencies, loci to fuch vial's, admit the country to be defraud er that inflict which is due to it. He was di/noted allow to Mr. Ihavidlon all the liberality of feeling which he was entitled, but he Prefumed that his tfibilities were not 11 acute from his paR conduft, make it probable that the adtrionitious with iieh the fentence might be accompanied would None any material part ofhis relent (offering. regard to this gentleman, he trolled their Lovelfhips would confider that he was a man of im -nfe wealth, that he had potted forth his treafures lout limit for thefe corrupt purpotea, and that a of Scot. or locol, would induce him to leave the It with the laugh of triumph, indead of the tear :ono-Won. With refpeA to Mr. J. hn White Par numerous affidavits had been produced in his non and he had himself deputed, that he neither tpefled or defired any pecuniary compenfation.— .• did rot wills to lelien the weight of theft affida , which - appeared to be from perfons of refpecia ay, hut the tettimony was the lets to be regarded mute his char-after teemed to have been mifunder tnod ; he was a *ribber in voters as well as a jobber t attle,and while he was prom otin g the a g ricul •e of his country, he was facrificing its political my and independence. hl echich the bentril of ease an d i mpr ovement could alone be teemed. The t gravation in the clime or Mr. Hopping R. , as the renter, beearde he was 3 mitlitier ot the litite ; Arni frelWW4l to have added to the enormity with which others were chAr ) Teithle. the (-lime of the ittlyir• aim of periury• With the übfers ati nS he flmuld !omit the befenct sots to the decttion s.f the Court, id the jitfliceof their country. Mr. DALLAS, who 'S.AS air• concerned for the pro -wpm, decliord detw;t:ontr the Coort, after What had lien Iron , the Attorney Central. Lmet C.. a Let them be c , mmltted the I(ing't Witch ptifou, and be brought tap again IRIPCInuo prosonfl .awful to tb be de ftty it I ofenre No C baying 4 The 4 erooplie Wire go drat the which t the late N pet fervatin field ; limed rove Co whatevi wind, honfes for by Mayen' dants. liable tc m;tigau purport the cab ant, in dent to ed of tl to albs to whic fenfibill as to t which I I ennflitt With Lord* inenfe wit hou fine of Cenrt of eon (nos, favrnn He di wits,' becac Rood in eat Lure lihert kien4 egg* the c vatic GM" and rec., falte ‘ll., LONDON iii4RKETS4 CORN-EXCHANGE., MONDAY, MAI. 7. Thfl day the Motet bad bats m Sling fupply of 01114 tic Wheat trade continuing heavy, belt farpke was down te. pa tartar. and forther redudion on P other qualities. Barley, with Malt. ► wete 118. wile cheaper. Bans apt their price, and Path had a ready We.. Oat, went cif readily. Flour Indhaal lowa, its arnica price 41 1 Per rack. GENERAL. LURRENCT AS UNDER WU" 3 00 . 406. sse. Per qr. White Pak, 355. esu Fine Ditto. SP. SS' dd. Ikons, Sts 375. od. Aye a4e. eh. Tick Ditto sys. 30. Barley. 1'9% 145. ld. Oats. iSe. as. Sp, Malt, so.. s6a. 6S. Poland ditto, ses. 20.04 Rape Seed, 361. to 391. per la& PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine ?tour 394 to 431. Seconds jes. to SOL per fah. wawa rice 1,011401 8 OASZTTI SAT AAAAA .MIAT 5. Average Price of Coro la England an d W a les, frees the rearms ' ending the 111 , 1 of April, 4806 What 1 Ayr. I Barley. I Oats. I Beans. reek. d. a el. ad. ad. a. d. s. 51 7 3% 3 1 4 9 11 7 34 37 The average PAW of Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week ending May b sits. icateL per handled weight. PRICE OP HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 51 to to 61 es 1 Pockets ci soa to 61 115 PRICE of HAT AM StRAW in SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay, pa Load, - 41. es,. so 51. :64. Clover - - - el. tos. 10 51. 106 its. Straw, per Load • • tog to el. smniffnu.D, May 7. To Sob the effs6--per lone of Sib. Beef oedwdo ed Veal ocdtode od Mutton se od to 68 (Work se ed ads 4 4 Lamb 6s ea to Es ed. NEVIGATE end LF.ADENHALL, May 7. Per Rene of PIK by the carafe. Serf 3s 4 1 to ye °eal 441 to Sr U Mottos ds Od I`b 09 1 Park podto4B 04 LaMh..44.od 'o 74 it COAL EICCHAIIi3i, May !• ief Cede II die Peel, per Mildew Delivered to Houreterpers Suadetlaeid• per °alarm, - &Vaal a igoardlicepere it - 41 1 1- ea Ins. od. 45'. 04. • 571 h OL Friday morning John Dalton, of Manor+alleys at Hull, emifklioner, wa, ioirrid dead in his bed, to which be had retired in the preceding evening in gond health. He was ahnin 6o years of age. Lan week Hannah MArthall, of Leeds, threw a fpindle at her child, about fix years old, which cauf ed her death. Tlkt Coroner's Jury returned a vcr. thfl--Mnaflangbier. Saturday le'nnight two boys attempting to climb fome trees at Sutton, a puffin from an adjoining garden fired a gun at thiwt, pinbably without being aware that it was loaded; the ball from it however (truck one of them obliquely on the forehead, and pal Lil between his temples and bat, but fortunately witht.ur giving him any other injury, than a Bight fuperficial wound. About ten o'clock on Thorfday night a gentleman in a tingle horfe-chaife was flopped between Dulwich and Camhei well, by a highwayman, who demanded his metric, ; the gentleman refufed, declaring he would not he r•-bbed, when the villain, prefenting a pilled, (write if he made any delay he would blow his brains rut; the gentleman buck the piftol nut of his hand, with the butt end of his whip, and force perfons com ing in fight, the fellow rode off at full (peed towards Dulwich. A fine boy, about nine years of age, the fon of Mr. J. Luton, of Mangotsfield, was fiiiind drowned 1411 week, in a pond, where, it is fuppofed, he had been in (catch of a duck's ilea. On Monday fe'anight the body of a man was fonnd in the Old Harhour. Hull, which, it appeared, had been in the water for a confiderable time. On Friday afternoon, about four o'clock. the body of a m4a was taken out of the River, aftern of the tender lying off the Tower Wharf. Re had a violent contufion on the right fide of his head, which it is fuppofed he received in falling overboard. Sunday morning the body of an rid man was found drowned near the foot of Weßminfter Bridget it is fupinnlfed that he mull have fallen from a craft. He ' lea taken ib the bone bouft to be owned. Fiais.-;Anhday ferinight an alarming conflagra tion loilk pled at itiviann, near Leeds, necafioned by tome thoughtlefs ynuhg men having in a frolic yet fire to a Wood at that place, by which two acres of wood was confumed before the flames Mull be ex• tingnillted. We underlland that the authors of this mitchief 40 apprehended. Wednefday morning, hetwekn the hours of eight and nine o'cloCk, the work-lhops of Mr. G. Mara builder, in North-Arad, Exeter, were difeovered to be on Are during the abfence of the workmen at breakfift. The Barnes raged with unremitting fury for neak an hour, by which time the whole of the Worktlibps were defiroyed, together with a quantity of prepared Work, and working mots, the latter be ing the property of the journeymen, many of whom will be conflikrable fofferers. A number of engines were immediately conveyed to the fpot, which, be- ' ing well fupplied with water, and by the exertions of the inhabitants, many of them to the imminent danger of their lives, the fire was happily got under, without any material injury to the adjoining hnufcs, Great made is due to the fourth Dragoon Guards. who with great readinels battened from the barracks to render their affiftance. On Saturday fe'nnight the extenfive and valuable diftillery of T. vv.,. eit and Co. at Coyle, was con. fumed by fire, notwithflanding the indefatigable ex zrtions 01 the officers and men of the ryth regiment and Clare militia, aided by the inhahitant:. The _treatett part of the fpirits in the lime sr-as, liv their iintsly aid, tefencd from the flames: many rti • of it were tolled into the river, and the remainder of it itCtlitd uatd on the ua • AtAfittfidAt• AteirtetetAllottiti neolittottew Oh Thuynt a ilaft, tioltev. Henry Peelle* M. A. ehdatulitni Dioinfiv,by i e fgozinllege. was admitted LathelAr in „Divinity Mr John Databo, LA. of Oriel College. was adniitted Matter ot Arts. Me*. Jan: i t r tee , of St. Edmond Hall; Maiken zte, an l Wham d id, *Me adnlltt'ed Bbeheleks of Ares in the Untear fi ty of ohl. Hit Grace the Arebbide a p of Canterbury has pidented the Rm. Vtillialn Lade Boslies, the Vicarage of Brrmhill. in Vs fordihire, worth per emus% alto vaeatedby the of Mr. Home. The RM. W. Diuglas, A. M. it opt ritnted Precentor of the Ca thedra at Wlnahefter, and has reihmedthe Atehdiacoary of Witte which the Lord Mx, has relented to the Rev. Cando Cott Lordthip has appohued the Rev. John White, Fellow of New Col lege, to be a Preliendsiy of the Cathedral, and to hold the Pre bend of Yetminfter-Prima, in Dorfetildre, muted by. Gm death of the Ret. Mr. Hume. • DIVIDENDS. Mat Cootie Warren, of Coventry-Bract, Haf-markt, Md. spholda, at ten, at °sinew ll . May at. Benjamin Rultforth, of Mardian-HA. and William Refltforth, of Crowltorneliall, both in the parith of Hann York thin, merchants and copartners, at eleven, at tho Yet• tree lo Rebertoven, part* of Birßal, Yost May at. Sanwa Wired, of Bradford, Wilts, ampaner, at lye, at the Chrillopber lan and Tavern, Beak. john C°Muldwit I=alart,Lowbard-ftreet,Lon• Ma? 22 ' doo, merthant, to one, at Met ay. 'Nara Sean, orHairerforarlift, PantaakeChlte, hop layer. at &nen, at the ANNUM' Tavern, Brill& May ai. NO Taylor and Henry Corday, of Gainlbureb, Un coindilre, merchants and fanners, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Gallant* May Sanaa arming, Ito oflParsciris, Wafeefterldre, at eta, st th Mad Ina, Paean. May *3. Ber e nard M'Elemy Worm& McHenry, lam of Suit . ford -Avon, Wahv, merest, at ckwash at the Far Air's Anna Inn, Eyeball. WorceEarlare. May as, 26, ad and 29. Edward Hanceri, of Dudley, Worcelter - thirr, banker, carrier, dealer and dopes*, at eleven, at Ilse Dudley's Arms Inn, Dudley. May 23. John Peals', of Huntingdon, banker, at ten, at the Crown Inn. Huntingdon. WeAmlnder, May 26 - Edward MAW, ParlraMent-fireet, Mme, money fairater, at ten, at Guildhall- - May 26. Thomas Manion, of Tokenlsonfclard, Loadort, mer chant and Inere, at ten, at Gidldhall. May at Join Aksander, of South Lambeth, Surrey, coal•taer dant, at eleven, at Cialdlall. London. May 23. joint Plower. of Leeds, Torkfltire, merchant, at eleven, at the Ititv's Anna Um Leeds- May 26. &gybes Curling, of Portland plaie, Clapham•Road, Stinsaistas, at am,* Guildhall. BIRTH. At George Packs Temple-ftreet, Dublin, the Hoe. Mrs. Prittic,of • daughter. The Lady of Sir G. State Jim. In Berkeley-fguare,of a daughter.. On Tuefday II& at the Right Hot. Lady Caroline Leigh's, Skanc-ftreet, the Hon. Mrs. Hof a daughter. On TtiorMay Alt, in Portla, the lady of John Ilenlfon, Efq. M. P. of a fon. On Viednefday, the lady et Lord Folkltone, of a &unto . Os ham MD..t o a Mlfa Mary Lewis, of y tat, at Tottenham, Charles Chefter. Pratt, Efq. of Totten- On Taefay„ April 21, Wm. Cardwell, Efq. of °samara, to Mifs Letitia Atlantan, youogeft daughter of Wolk' , Adapt , " Efq. of Portdown, county of Armagh. On Saturday, BUthalornew Jeffery, Efq.of Thrognmston Rms. is Mils Moleisiorth, eideß daughter of the lace Richard Mold worth, Ertl. Monday fennlght, Robert Boyd , younger, of iVCIton, mar- Chant in Glafgow, to Mifs Chat, Melt deughta of the de coded James Clark, Efq. of Ihreethope. On the add alt. at Ayre, James Makkah Ef,g. Deputy Cierk of aret Cameron, the High Court of Admiralty , to Mee Marg &miser of the late Captain John Cameron, of Ayr. At Calcutta. Span the gth September kit, Aka. Wilton, Efq. merchant there, to Me Machlstslia, daughter of George Mack- Efq. merchant ip Glafgow. On Saturday MR, at St. Janwa's.Weftminiter, Mr. Ranting, of Maury, Metre, Scrieftor, to Mee Charlotte Wilford , fecund daughter of John Walfordt Eft- On Thurftat if le %kb ult. at St. George's, fianover-fquare, James Brace. of Lechh,de, Gleamfterthire, to klifs Mary Cooper, of eley-fquare. Thilrfdey; at St. °gorge's Ihmover-fquare, Dsyld Chmshin, Efq. Lieutenant in his Malefty's Navy, to Mils Emma Catimine Wayland, tam* daughter of John Wayland, Elq. of Grufvenor ftrect. DIED. On the 57th of March, at Stockholm, Louis jean Ddprea, the Agent Gummi Ind firft Archlted to the King. On the sorb nit at his hook in Gleoes-frivet. Edinburgh, Col Chriftopher Mame% late at the Sot h regiment of foot. On the ad inilant, in Great Cumberland-plate, the Infant foe of Lard Roos. In Camp, at Afiliye, on the aft of Odtober, of the wounds he received in the atilan of the sad or Se p tember, Captain William M•Gregor, of the 7th regiment N native cavalry. At the above place, Enfign KtalTllo, of his Makfty's 74th CC • confcquence of the wontids be received at the battle of Mare. At his bode in Pallier.= Friday lafi,james liur.ttr, Eli. ma , chant. At Tharfo, on the aoth ult. Mitt Cathatine Sinclair, eldeft daughter of the late Robert Manton Sinclair. F.fq. ot Brhisawl. At Demeghty Ferry, near Dundee,on the Pith ult. the Rev. Dr. Francis 'lathier, Rearm of Lamm ace, GI amorgand.ire. • Tuefday ft might, at Dorthelter ' in the prime of life, Mr. Gordon. wife of the Rev. LochbartClordnn. The infant fon of Mr. Oem, New-Bridge-died. Monday felmight, Mrs. Van Heythuyfen, the wife of Richard Van Herboifen, Efq. of Upper dlaildford-ftrat. RulTel t. 'lO4lll Morning • • •• • • • • Alternnna 31 misplace after I 9 111111Stell SRC? $ • -- MEDICIL4R ACT. At tbf eniy Wareboafe foe Dr. James, Powder, No. 43, St. Paul's Charrb-yard. Lost.'on, THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the prices annezed, Including the Stamp Dutlrs; and as it Is mailed, that from the aft of September, tilos, the Stamps should be applied to all Propnctary Medicine+. as well for fent. as for Haws Confumption, and as a Confiderabk Addition I. made to the Sumps on the Articles of higher Value, or thole in Huth, the Prices of Itr. James's Powder will he In future as. pd. per Packet, or it 3s. 6d. per Dozen; but the Qsarstity of a Dotal Parke.• in a Softie (as made up for the Army and Navy) may b had for tl. 4.. And as by Favour of the Curnmillimters of the Stamp Office. nate. are prepared far Mr. Newbery's fipa rate We, with his Name engraved In each Stamp, the Public will be care ful to obfervc that the Words.. F. Newberr, No. it. St. Paul's, am printed in the Stamps of all hi. Medicines ; mod as it Is pre fumed that this will toofuficient Security nrairdt Counterfeit .. bus Signature twi the Lab. Is on Dr. James's Pannier will be dike's tinned Iron , hencetorward. Stamps will le allowed riti., a• taint. to their who purchafc Half a Dozen or more at a time, of the lower priced Articles. Dr. Janim's Powder se 9d. Lozenues of Blois 114 --... • Sonic Se 0 Frealti's 'I ioa.of Bark 4 C .-- Amileptic Pills 4 6 Higham'. ditto 2 9 —large bon ss co Englifb Cifft e 1 9 Dr. Steers'. Opodeldoc a 6 Cowin... Ar us' shade 9 6 .--- Coevulftmt Oil s 6 Ormkrit 714(.11.-itic I A ....---i— Camomile Drupe a 9 Inaii.'s Scm• Pills I t --.—.—. Paregoric Lo- Irian-cot Peppermint s i r , " r e' - Isi Grant's liror• - st ' Berry'. uains. Nil 4 6 Dr. II 4.1. r•• I'll, a 1 I Dr. Auttat's cn...i ) beate (11..1..'s Nlaenella 3 6 1N.,. 4 0 /tory'. ii:tfo - I 6 Thlby'• Ctr&rvive a 9 Noni,o•s l`r-1.• 5 A i Move of Coltsfout 3 6 Spiltbu y'. if:••o 5 6 C'ephai:c Snuff o 9 Di. Stolan.:,.. I . YI s 9 Mt Spioce'. Dent. vice 4 o r.-erio• ' , Cs 'I Ifie Ore s I i Jon. 11% Rheumatic 1 . --c 3 A Iso. E•Au 1..5. , 7- • 1t , N. II • tamp with Mr. N,wt , ry'. Nat, an- albs. I ...IL, brit • yrn.•y Aries • alloy (ct•g: . Ti, afo)' ct rem!, :rclt t•, t .1 , 0* • p r... - -h girt i•'• , , II as, . . Tsa WWI w t Pita re. jA1414 . 6 I'a/:,at.. Ayor?t4ll Nit it Yeaft to Are, h a ving thorough kit ledge of lorosisto, and the o!....tdaffe of it icg brought up Inaba Uwe from his Childhood. with a l• &tea ioe, wiflics m nisi- as Belli, to any Plitiiienian or Gentleman. The Adveitifer is &Married Man. with a Very' fniatt ineunihratire. while wife perfeeily podertrands the niatagentent of the Farm Hale, Yard. &c:-.-He lefir not. if rtstuired; the rift ott)rdtlon to °toot is Gamekeeper, and can hove in refpegt to Charade?, ftith References as he Rawls iiimfeWslifl be perfealy fatistadory. Letters difeeted tit O. W. nit MVrAllinta, Ifieworth, dicfea, wilt be rtfpedtiiilly attended to. A CERTAIN CORE FOR CORNS. INFALLIBLE GERMAN Ct. stN-PLAiSTF.R. THE PROPRIETOR. of this molt excellent R FMEDY is fo certain of its Ffileacy having 'sever failed, in a v a ri e ty of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corn, COX and branch, TO SITV RN Tire MO VIT. And he •er leave to add, that it hie infinitely the advantage of the nuntbrrlefs ince. emit:tits Ointments, Salves, &c. as many hundreds of afflicted per. flans Call 'citify, among whew ate fame' of the Ord char-A.:ter% ,n tie d ktnpdosni - - Sold What-Cale and Retail by T. Astell, No. 1, Finch-larc, near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. /, Erect ; Mr. Wilien, No. 39, St. jamcs's-Meet; Mr. tinder, No. St, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and Jeboult and Co. No. iso, Oxford-ftreet. At Briltol, by Mr. Belgin and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfillese Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Batter, South Bridge. Ponies Ind Gorport, Mr . Harding a. hive:pool, by Mr. Gore, printer,asid Mr. Jones ,bookieller, Portlinouth, Mr. Motley, boo - Melte: : And by Molt of tbe Venders of Medicines in England. Ilia day waa publalted, - By Matthews, Strand, H.SyMunils, .Patertinfter-Raw, Ithadon ; Dieedthe, Dublin ; sad may be had of my tio..lllther, In one Volume °Argo with an elegant Portrait of the author, a new Edition, Prue icily Three abating*, contain's/ meaty 3th Pages. of SOLOMON'S GUIDE TO HEALTH ; or, AD VICE TO BOTH SEXES, In a variety of Comp/Mitts lialpfaledeg, in t menthe and plain Manner, the mode f erm ine% and molt efficacious Remedies for the following Dil.atm, MOW dre treated of under their repot/Ire Heads, vie. Almelo or Milearrlage dons attanhatonPrek 11)11CT. Allpethe (Lai of) - Inellwfficet Barrennels juvenile Indite:radon Bilious Complaints 'Layettes of Spirits Chlomes or Green thanes - /ferrous Diked* . Child-bearing Pregnancy Con Phelan or Co'# F =Zee Itheumatlien Pits Scrofula Moth Albin or Whites Scurvy /Lit °knee or Wind Turn of Life, Hypoehondrh or Melancholy dec. thm Complaints , To which Is added, an ESSA" on the Ventral Dlfeaft. The Whole illuftrated and interfperfed with a Variety of authentle Facts, never li before Innted. y S. SOLOMON, M. D. Thd Anther Is proud to eatafefs, that be hat been allifted by eminent literary medical men, to while Laboish and At i tt anc e his id leech ladebtcd ; they. as *ell of Irtinfelf. have tried the Ramodies preferthed, and acknowledged. their Cautery and pow. late! Enmity. I. Others given to isrßonlefdlet In Town or Country, for So. Losion's Gums TO titALTI4. " will be duly Olt[tltTd, At only ye era Copy, tree of Carriage- Pot the very exceilTot OM. railer of this Booty fee the diderynt Reviews. HAVING dedicated myfelt to the Rudy, and been gratified by the molt confiderabk practice in that branch which I thought ttopertirfaca. I trip that I bare not more n-S -aniployed my time than there whb, in the exteufire held of the proteffion, am ochifionally immerfed in uncertainty, arid cannot ahralaattain that foccefe which is acquired by cosfeentrating the intoner:bad power to one clefs of aifuracrs. The dlfeafes of DEBILITY arc peculiarly diftreding, for they bring with them a trail of concomitant fymptoose, and, by a de petition of all vital energy, exiftesice itfelf becomes embittered.—. %%Inflict they arife from the prevalence of ill example, thole ftrue five habits of reboot-boys, or the Indilgenees of nuitahty, they re. quire the molt Mildness profellional 5111; but by the ignorance of uneducated men, the frost:was are aggravated, and the_conft. nation is deftt... As a Mitt ER of tic ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS, ground my pretemfione on regularity of education; and puffefling 'every pelvilegeto make, I feel myfeN entitled to that confidence ebb which I have hitherto been is liberally bououred. In the 6th (editions of local we:Abets, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the fur few , from a confelournefs of the unmanlinefs of the vice which hauled his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or cenfure of his family phyfician, and broods over his infirmity with careful con cealment, it malt be fatisfadlory for him to hr. afibred cot only of capability of treatment, but alto of the moll Inviolable frcreci. And In recent Venereal Camplaints It is poffible to prevent pain. danger or (Etre& ; in the molt complicated cafes it 1., the Reqvire. mem of exclave eaperience in this line to effed a life, certain, and fpeedy rweftalstiOment. , I offer thundvantagc of this experience to theft of either fez who are atificitd with any kind of DEBILITY. of any fymptoms of V ENhREAL INFECTION, and in cafes thc terms of remu • neraden are Rated on the heft interview. Paf cumin the country are expetled to inch& a Hank note, and arc rqudted to fpecify their age and manner of haw. MARTEN BRFE, t Vender of the Royal Colter of Surgeons In London. 0.0 so. Anindel-Arvvt. Strand. heat remlle Sa• VENEREAL BLINDNESS. To Mr. Tnowas T , Surgeon, No. 9, Nor Bridge-area. • ' • •• _ DS,IS SIR. IT is with the mnft beArtfelt fatisCittinn that I ad. tiltirJ you on the Incomparable excellence of your invaluable lisledicine—.l.F-%Kh'e PA 1 bNP Pi the fluting of th a year I had tic miefoanne to cootrael a Venereal Comp Lint, atten ded with the mutt alarming Ansi datigetousfymptonni ; in (*much that I have been eon , ned to my room fne a wb. le week together, rand not rble to flit oat of it i bad no reit right corday, and fte.cred the mil clefs:Laing pain and torment, and what wa• dull senile. my cycs grew weak and dim, fo chit I ;mild fare, ' !eke a any objett, ff &Ter fo clolc to me, and canceled nothing left, than the toul wis of my fight. From a !toot, healthy, and ra ther ccerpnleat man, I becasac a mete Ihadow, and an "hive% of pity and conittllinr.—Mr friend. had an given me or v, and thought toy vet tv,ry Ite,p,ani.lc. In this dreadful It as, and ex prerling every minute to he my lan in this world. I waa lortu natsly rc ontment'oel u neighbour 'u try yt ur Msdictues„ but baying tti.d all medical aid to no purporc. and been at an enormous (sprite:, it was tome thne before I could In prevailed on to take tlicen ; at lan I fent for he hoses, and before I had talon them all. I found amt.', rah', bet eft ; my pains gradually dee-reared. and my 'irk?: grew hater, and to the great furptizt and alto nintmant of all my (t:ends. tter Nitwit the ehoses mare), my health and firength IS - 31 ratored,and I MI now. (thanks to my Gob and your iuvalusible Medicines), as es ell and hearty SS ever I was in my hie. You, obliged humble (ermine, High-tit - co., tit-anat.:ham, hrhr,t..hr et, 1199. R. I, I.FlOlt. The ahem hlehei-r, it carireitiy reC9llllFleediti I.• r rr " that arr in any dote,' of their being entirely tree of nay Valet real Aff.t'lion, part icul aly r ttlioß a' out alt. ring their cord:tie In life. as i• mull c.ttaih; sradtsatc every taint of that nature, however I .rag (heeding, nr however dn . :a fed ender the spreststlCe of alto , silks 'am n ecurbutic,Ulandtaar. and Cut a nnt as Coverlairas it I. a 1. ., rt commended to be taken, cfpecially it. the svrtur, 6'16[1111 , r, Pfrfard ro: , 1 Propri,mr. THOta,./ TAY Lot, Vlonl t r of th- Cor: , ..att .n of Surrcost., London. at hut fnuref N 0.9. New Ertth.e.it t r, w"cre be nth give AthiC,. V`1 11 ..." a I I' rfnr, t.kinc ;In ff. and will anfeecr Let -1,,"3 ?Mt,. Ohfellltlit in A ll cafcc the f i... 11 nr tame or tafc hreang Nett ..sys at it td tr vat, b) the Pr..priosr, a. th.n lc scars. that h. Ns I:4d the Coo ore Mtdieine and the praise tx••A.c Iv • . 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