Star. — London, England, 1804-03-14 00:00:00

7HEATAE. DRUR r LANE. Lan night a new farce, entitled The Couaterfrit, was performed at tbis Theatre. written by Mr. FR AA K LIN, Of whole dramatic produaions we have hereto fore had occafion to make a favourable report.—The principal Dramatis Perfume, aid fable of 71e Loonier . are as follow : Onetime- . Mr. Poo r. Colooel Ormond - Mg. Hatt .10 fhpoescall - Mr u Ditty - Mr. CoLtans Addle . . tr. BAN N 1•1111 Palodra . • rs. tirwsics Letitia Harcourt - • Mrs. HA a Lows Betty . . . Isidore's' Nancy . . Mrs. BLAND The Governor of one of our fettlsinews in the Eaft Indies has a dirge edam In this country, entrufted to thee:re of squevesti, an attorney, his agent. Squeeseill is a &Ming fellow; and the Go vernor, being apprised of his mileonduet. gives Colonel Ormond, what. about to return to England, a power of attorney to fuper. kds Squecrstall, la bit agent. On his voyage h. Europe the Co lonel Is taken by the enemy, but his [crams Addle (*apes hrit;. lag with him the power of attorney and certain papers diredled to lepwcaran, which be /mires. On Ms return, Addle prams a letter from the Goveroor to =sea, who militates Addle for the real (Aisne! Ormond. fuggelta to him the idta of aiming the diameter of his Mafia to get pof7 lion of the eltate. This he secomplifhe , . sod fetaentotti afttrwatsla joins with him In future (chance ut . dm and folly: but while indulging in their frolics. tint.f;overnor mono. him India to England, and is iruntediatrty appristd by * Somata of the szoldies committal by the fuppoled Colonel anew& The Governor. mortified at the conelaa ofbi+ frirnd. Is ma rmba with Mega as to who reps he Dull purfue, when the era , GOMA Ormabers aunt Is anconceed,and they cont. em.ntit have miloMorrkw. Aa apiesme follows, and a c.,..alicoga is the code •joemag, : The Coined baring quitted the room. Letitia Harcourt who Mires Alai from loam, and who Is doffed as ao Officer, intro. • dmenebalki to dos Governor es fedi, sad &Tithe, the is come to lto mar doe wroop of Itecoraleactl bitee...boc f 'Pe Otteadira coedutt , who, from canoes at Addle 's, the appalls. refuted to fee her. The Governor knowing the family. evaidooto the forpolled Neat, the duel in which he is aid dee* her a letter diret!ted to Ormond, to fettle the prdhtdna des. bat willehleasivertot , *rough miftale, to the Widow Co. had. The baaatbottrey reached the euentertelt Ormood,he cone ' atioiotees k r Sperstall l tote the totter, for the "denture of moldya trai t liboololoa Ma to the ecnfliEt with the chalknger, whom theArwdMp des met know, Meade the knee has oo ftg. swore. lb at kngth meet with "Mob, meat catenate . sad =Makes are the contemience; bet the royftery pt dlidelel by the appearance of Colonel Ormolu*, who as la the Oovensoell autagocift his fervant. ennylete asters of Mamma, sad the gran r.ruitiae ef Adak, appear seasefelt.eodthe Pteeeeoadodto with the WIWI of the beers Ind the receiselliatioo of the Govirnor and the Colonel We feel no heStatirm in laying that this is a very . decedent &tree. Were we inclined to contrail it with otbersore might fay. that while /kg abound in lin probabdity. the Carwerfek maintains its eonliffency throoglinot. There is much whim and ectentricity the e.haralber played by Baum is eta, and the effeit Odle piece would have been considerably promoted, -lid Mr. Cutesy been dreffed in a manner not quite * 'outrageous to decorum, or revolting from all ideas dlENwt ablindity. There is no neceffity tufa Periormer rendering himfelf a buffoon, or fob. =blued( to ridicule where nothing of kind sled by the author. • •In this farce more has been done than was pro. gaited; no intimation was given that it *as a mufical piece, aid the Hoole was root} agreeably taken irr form& by feveral tongs from Mrs. BLAND and Miii Tress and a duet in the fecotid ail between there Ladies: which was univerfally encored. The mufic le very . neat ; and we understand, the ads*/ have bee, cpingofed by Mr. Kitty . The author muff feelitlintell highly indebted to the performers for • their tuitions. The 'idling Palmist (an antiquated virgin) could not bare been beflowed in better hands than I. thufe of Mrs. S AAAAA . We owe it in Office la Mr. POWILL, Mr. 611111111STIOR_,_ Mr.. S , Met ii 1111411111,19 BLAIND, and •Mifs TYILER, to ray. that that performance was fuck at to entitle them tw nary commendation. A very pretty dance conk pLicent the sod of the firff aa. which was warmly ota r :ided. ClltaltY cline forward after the curtain fell, mitaronouseed . the piece for a feeond reprefentatiot‘ ow Thurfday evening. It is almoll needlefs to fay, the bulimia& was favourably received. The Duke of BUCCLIII:ON and Giulia? Tawas, Efq. have been unanimoofly eletted Governor and' Deputy Governor of the Royal Bank of Scotland for the year enfuing. The Earl of Noarnest and Sir Dello Cuss , ore Ban. are chofen Governor and Deputy Cover- Slur of the Britilh Linen Company at Edinburgh. The Canines of DAMS Liv's Exit rout this feafon was on Friday evening, and it was molt brilliantly attended. Two Ducheffes, Eve hilarellionelfes, and one and twenty Cosmetics headed the long lid of la dies prefent. . On M ■iay upwards of one hundred blind people •nd other objelis of charity teceived the yearly gift of as. each. which is siren by the order of the Duke of Divots in tas on hi. return t•, his town honk about this feafots. Monday mornios the filth regiment of Light Etragoons,commantied by the Marquis of Deoco t DA, aurehed from Ipfwich Barracks for Liverpool, to embark from there to Ireland. Monday the I.(syal %Vein:inner Volunteers mut tered very Ilrong and marched to Hyde Palk, where they had a grand field day. commanded by the Ho. nourable Colonel EDEN. tiondAy the firs and feeond Companies of the Doke of Ccouctrrse's Volunteers nutshell to Chalk Farts. to prwaile firing at a target with ball cartridges. _ _ _ The gold medal given on Monday by Captain BAR. DAR to the Duke of Cu MI NE Sharp Shooters was won by Mr. Dowse, of King-dreet. Ar►nslTl Mr.—A Clergyntan in the Rsign of Jamas I. and VI. that reign of point and quaint compolition, having been fu fortunate as to be men- tioised to His NUDITY, was commanded to preach before him in the Chapel Royal. The Preacher, confidering himfelf in duty bound to edify His Royal Auditor, chofe a 'tat which conveyed a lcflUn of which His idsrsry way known to Rand in need.- 4 , 1 In the Of chapter of St. James," fail he, " at the 6th aerie, it ii thus writtt.n.—" He that wavercth, ke."—Then direttling hiF bolts to the King, he re peated, jamis ;If, and 6th.—" that gra-serith is like a eneve f Mein', .6 ;am Disk seisdan/q4./."—.. I knew it," v hifo.red the King, "Leis at one Allo,c1)." DUBLIN. MARCH 3. Yellerday morning, agreeable to orZere diretled for that puronfe, all the regiments of the garrifon affembled in Marlborough-flreet, where they under went a very minute jape :lion by the Commander in Chief. In confequence of the above infpeetion, a ridicu lous and wholly unfounded rumour prevailed, that four foldkrs were Ihot purfuant to fentence of Court Martial for drowning a Serjeant or Corporal of one of the regiments in g trrifon. On Thurfday, Robert Smith, a noted offender and utterer of forged notes, was committed to the New Ptifon, by Alderman ;'oar 'micron, for the uttering of feveral forgeries, purporting to be of the Bank of Ireland, and Jona CL,tunt us BERES/)AD and Co.a—Hi: wife was committed for the fame offence. Lieut. ALSAL SAVISSERSOI4, of the Tyrone regiment of militia, has been fitperfeded by his MajEsry, in confequence of his having been returned ablent with out leave. MARCH 8. On Thetrfday eveningadetachment of 'about roo men of the 4711 regiment from Clonmel garrifon, comanded by General CA MP 5E LL, arrived at Water• ford. They embarked in boats at Clonmel the fame morning, in order to afeertain the fpeed and facility with which troops might be conveyed to that city, or any place adjacent to t..e river • but, on arriving near the Long Reach , - the tide and wind both turn ing againlt them, they were obliged to difembark, and marched about five miles. The detachment re turned on Friday. On Saturday, the alth ult. a hare, coerpliedy whim, was Railed by the Ltiburn Club hounds, in the neighbourhood of Cagle Robin, and after a chafe of neatly an hour, was taken alive, and is now in the poreffion of a Gentleman near Lilburn. On Saturday a man of the name of Pat. 'Hare, who was apprehended ow the 22c1 ult. by Mr. C. C. !harmer, of Newsy, was fully committed to take his trial at the enfuing Affixes of Armagh, on fulpi cion of being concerned in the murder and robbery of the poftlsoy on the isth ult. Teefday Arabs* Shrived was examined, and fully: tnmmitted on the cleareit evidence, to the gaol of Drogheda, by the Mayor, to abide his trial at the eniaing Affixes, for uttering in the hearing of feveral perfons in a public bottle, 'editions and! treafonable exprellions. On his ex twiinatinit he laid he was by trade a filk dyer, is a native of iork !hire, and lately Came from Denali, that he had been in the navy, and received os one occasion 14. prize money. Oa Saturday week, a (hocking occurrence took place at the Botts, Kikenny. A man entered the houfe of Mr. John Cody, a mailer broad weaver, who was fitting at the fire fide, holding his infant child on his knees, put a pilled to Mr. Cody's Car, fhot him through the head, and &aped. Mr. C. did nett live a moment. The infant, whore hair was burned by the difcharge, was able to relate fume particulars. Saturday, the sBth of February, a poor man of the name of Daniel Lane, who was going from Lif carrot to Cork, was attacked on- the road between , t Mallow and the turnpike near it, by two footpads, armed with a (word and pißol, who after knocking him down, robbed him of upwards of 34 guineas, which he was bringing for a neighbour to Cork.— One of thefe perfons was a fhort luny man, and the Other about five feet fix inches, and wore a brown loofe coat. _ _ The following melancholy catafimphe occurred a few days ago—A Gentleman of the Tipperary Yen. men, examining his piece, to fee if the pan was clean, the charge went off and lodged in the head of a boy prcfent, about 13 years of age, whole life is in con• fequence defpaired of. T , Fsa. a 4 —Vrednefday fe'nnight one Heffernan returning home from the fair of J.iilowel, was attacked on the road by feveral men with Ricks, who beat him lin fevetely that he died the next day. John Tuomy, William Buckley, Thomas Buckley, and John Nolan, were yelierday committed to our gaol, by Wityetast HILLIAID, EN. who are all charg ed with the murder of the above Hcfforman. They were etcorted by a potty of the Feal infantry. Captain DVMARESq of the CHatwYLL (Mop, has met with an alarming accidcnt : in weighing anchor at Gut:ratty, the meffenger broke, and firlick him dangeroufly on the calf of the leg, by which cuntu fion be is Rill confined. Lieutenant Callltl IL, of the PI4 °FS*. is corn. pleeely recovered, and has rejo ned his ship in the Mediterranean. He recsived a dangerous wound while he was gallantly attempting, in a boat, to board an enemy's veffel of contiderable One of the Officers of the Royal Weilminfler Volunteers has been difmilfed for having endeavoured to induce feveral of the Members to form themfelves into a Rifle Company, without the knowledge or approbation of the Commanding Officer. The Court• Martial which has been Come days fit ting at Sheetneli, on one of the Lieutenants of the LYNN (loop, and the Mailer of the CHAMPION, of 2 4 guns, aided on Monday tall, when the charge of fuffering thole 11:71). t• tun foul of each other, and fullarn Cllnliderat,le damage, was proved to have been mediated through inattention to their duty : but the Court, in confideration of their bearing good charaflets, fanenced them to be only repri- Manded. A match is made between the Game Chide, and Pet:woe the Jew, who fought Paae, :: ‘,l. yonn ; but the day is not yet fitted. The odds are at pretint is favour of the ChAxa. A point of law of a fingular and interefling nature Was on Wednefday determined by the Conti of Sef flan at Edinirurgh. The Tiernan, taken generally. was. whether a man. aftet having fignified his inters. tirm not live any longer vith bit wife, could inull on her leaving his hook, and to betake herrell to an• other which be had provided for her ? In the pasti• cubit. cafe before the Ccurt. the Lady had refilled this mandate, firm the viand that the hatband had ' no power to diffolve the martioge fociety, without previoully verifying the caule. Memorials had been ordered in the cafe, which were taken into confiders don. when their Lordthips, after feverally delivering I their opiLions. found (by a majority tut (even to four) rhat th-v could give the Lady no relief, tlareby r nfrming the .ight of a hufbard to affio,n the place of ieficlume of (cis wife without his lociity. Atm the LONDCAT G. 12.8777, Mate; 13. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commiflions in the Third Regiment of Lineolnfllim Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Fdward Archer, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated January 12. Igoa. Fr, Stalcr, Gent. to. be Fair: Dated February 25, 1804. Cummiflion in the Nottingham Militia, figned by the Lnrd Lieutenant. Chrillorher Nevde, EfqtoleDepUiy --- Lieatenant. Dated March 5, lade. -- - . BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. April 3. Robert Riding the younger, of Caine, in Lancatisire, entton-manutadurer, dealer and cbapman, at lite, at. the Caßla of Lanc..kkr. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. - ....... . . _ [oho Smith and Robtrt Smithier, of Pout. 111B1s, pada of Utley. York ihirr, purr-mak rn,p3 rimers in trade, dealers Aid ch3pmen. BA NK R . . _ . John Wiliam cf Nlntwieli. Chediire, timber.merchant, dealer and chaptn.m to furrendcr Mirth 23. 2 4 , and April ac, at twelve, at the Lamb. Nat.twieh. Attonika, Mr. William Harding. in Ektley. in S affordfhire; or Mr. Samuel William, Chuute-OUlte row, 'Temple. London. James Wild., now nc lit of Dale, in Saddlewortli. York/hire, clothier, dealer and thanntan, April 6,7, at the New Inn. bt Saddicworth, and April a t , at the 'Leatinances Arms, in Kirk at ten. Ananias, Mr. Ainley,Delph, in Saddleonnth; or Mr. ha nye, Chaueerydanc, London. 'rear Solonninc, of Oftiorh•Plase,Whitechapel, Mjddlefcx, mer chant and Ittfurauce. ro k r e,elealacood e b u rnso, March 20, i 6. and April .1 1, at eleven, at .attorney, Mr. Achert, Symo.rs. Chainerry-lanr. Jam:, 1 tchts.ot l ravrnrry, bliachamptouedre, mercer and draper, March 2c, 24,21:d April 14. at one, at Guildhall, Londur.,—. Attorney, Mr. Wainwright, No. j, H.ac-court, Teityle. DIVIDENDS. April 1.. Sanind Kemp:on ' of Eloet-arect, St. bride, Loathe°, linen-dreper, dealer sad citaptnan, at tan. at Guildhall April Henry Frazer, of Nightingale-ime, Mhkilefas, grocer, dcakr and chap scan at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. March 24. William White, late t (Southampton-Buildings. Mk/- dicks, brandy merchant, deal:rand chapacan, at tm.at Guild- h. 611, i.undnu. March 27. Jon ',lord, late of Woolwich, Knit. vidtualkr, dealer and ettapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. March 2& Ilaae oak. of tSrathertf, fit., clothits, dealer and ch,p Ilan, at ten, at the :Swan Inn, Bradford. April 27. John Sorbes and DanielGresorr, of Aldermanbury, London, merchants, dealers, Fhaprntn,Andcoparunrs, at one, at GuildhalL Ayr.l io. Oliver Tinilniln, of Effet.itreet, &rod. Middkrex, navy-agvnt. dealer and chapinan, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April t 6. ThonMiddhtou,ot liver:snot, cotton-nuitaf%Clurer, dealer slid ehapnunt, at sheen, at the Glint.: Tavern, I averikel. March 27. Th Inas Blunt, of Gadalmlng, Itarrey, money feriae ner, at &vit.. al Guildhall, London. parch a David Hint, of Lindley, Huddersfield, Yorklhire, clnth-tirtffer, dealer and chapatan, at ten, at the Pack HUI& • Inn, Huddersfield. March 27. &minion P.•oadbent, of &aline°, Yorkfhire, boot feller, at eleven, at the Three Cranes lon,in Batelle?, York&ire. April 5. John Fab, of Pictrcalth-apoo-Tylis, feapenabex, at ticren, at the Tork's Head, ht Newcaltle-upon-Tyne. Al rll s. J ones Nueolan of NVV/Coln Lc-upon-Tyne. foaphoiler, at ekvro, at the 1 ark's Head, hi Pacwcaltle-upoo:ryac. May tt. Richlrd Syko., of Cheapfale, Loudon, Wien-draper, dealer and ch; , p.:•an, at niue, at Guildhall. March 27. John lid non. of Great Caner-hne, P.ctulaa, ell and culounuao, dealer and chapotan. at clevtn, at t;tdialhall. March 17. pinta Veterfoti, of Stradbrou:te, Suffolk, Willa, dealer and chipolata, at Haven, at the (bones Head lon, io Stratibrouke. - March act. I dward 'Labiate, of York, Ilnen-draper, at (kW% at the honk of Mr. I lenry !:owlet. in or near I.estdall. in York, March la). Richard Erarnhall and l'a:rick Bramhall, late nt Poe. toheib, ShJiidd, Yorkibire, cutlers and faZtora, at date, at the fat.thie Inn, Sheffield. April la. Jonathan Earlier, of Upper 'llarnes-Rmet, Landon, grocer, fficiphccper, dealer and charntan, at one, at Guildhall. March 26. Anthony Thacker, tare of Upend!, Ilk of Ely, Carm hridgelhire, corn merchant, dolt's and chairman, at eleven, at the Sun Inn, Cambridge. April 17. James Hallows, of Goldfmith-ltreet, London, radon weaver, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. April 7. Baron Bentfteld,late of Yarmouth, Norfolk,linuor mer chant, 41. Jer and ch pman, at on. at Guildhall, London. April 7. John Lickky, of Newcaftie-ftreet, Strand, Middleks, holier, dealer and charms'', at out, at Guildhall, London. March a 7. Richard Wilton, of lisuall-ftrat,Lundoa, merchant, tcn, at Guildhall. March 17. 4 1 1114:11CW Berkky Becks. of Grear.ftrec.t, Grofverior : Ignore, Middkki, aphuldtr, dealer and chapman, at one, at Guildhall, London. April 14. Robert Owen and William hlardle.late of Houndfditeb, Loudon, cupperfunths, cora:wets, &atlas, and chapattis, at tine, at Guildhall. London. Aped 5. William Perrin.. of Iledworth, rwickfhlre maltfter, lime burner, drake and chaptuan, aloha, at the B ull Inn, in Nantatun Warwicklhire. April go. Henry Aflen.of lreerpool.merclunt,dtalcrand chap man, a: eleven, at the George Inn, Liverpool. April la. John Mou;s, of Hampftead, 111iddkfea, corn-chandict, dealer and charniar, at tor, at Guildhall, London. April 17. Jen-1111.h Wakeman, late of Idnieltonfe. Middlefes, hut now or late of Lhlgwell, I lies, timber merchant, dealer and chapinan, at eleven. at Guildhall. London. April 2. Wiliam Bolli Id, of Lannatr, thorkeeper, dialer and charman, at five, at tl.e New bin, ha Lancatler. April r 3. Jervis raw is anti Pelt r Nrvill,buth of Bolton-lc-Moors. Lancafhire, muffin ntanu:adturert. deahrs, chapnwn, and part. tiers, activism, at the Bead, in Bolton-le-Moues. April 14. Pena. Bogus, d Whitefriars, Loudon, build r, dealer art! eharrran, at t term, at Guildhall. Ap,h 19. .1 Mon, M tcalf, liirmingharn, Wuwickfhlre, fac to., at four, at the Swan Hotel, Dfrniingludh. April az Edward Chartts Whitehead, of Whham, Eifel, car penter, dealer and charman, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon, March 31. Henry Andrews, late of I.lftead, Surrey, mealman, dealer 211,1 charms'', at one, at Guilollaall, London. April 5. Jobs, Richmond, late of Skarton, tailed:hire, gardener and feedintan, at Gs, at the Royal, in !Amadeu. April 27. John Forbes and Daniel Gregory, of Aldermanhury, Leedom, merchants, dealers and chapatti, and copartners, at ore, at ("kidded April ta. Samuel Bsvington, of Oro:Eckardt-titre, London, merchant, deafer and eliamnsn, at ten. at Guildhall, London. April at.' Charles Coolithaw, of Afhhorne, Derbyfbire, grocer, tea dealer and Chapman, at ten, at tsulldhall, London. April ie. 'lllornas Malthy and tkome Maltby,of Sise-lane, Lau don, mstehants and cowmen, at ten, at Guildhall. April t I. Spenslsr,of Birmingham, Waroickfiiire,dsaler anal chapnsan, at three, at the Royal-Oak Inn, Mancha tier. April at. Jnho RuiTell, of isloorfirlds, London, broker, drake and chapinin at ten, at Guildhall. April 7. Richard Gouldfniith, of New Bond-14w, Nliddlefer, embeoiderer, dealer and shaman, at ten, at Guildhall, London April 7. William spears, of Rood late, Landon, hat bikini:us dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. Minh at Peter Dabbled, motto Van Dyck. Arnold John Omen Leuven. and Wrists's' .Idnan dr Gruner Vinls, la.c of the CH , Cu% ha the Min. .ties, merchants and copartners, at ten, at Gsdh LL kril Is. John Hoonlill, M Bridrort, Dorktfhltt, Ironmer.get, ar sieve's, at the Go,r7s. I-n, trelvlscrr.c March t 4. Anoress Maal l'ourtalcs arol Andychr Georgr. 01 Bross! rcet•huddi::gs, Laa.ou, niers Istuts and copaß• OtT , , oat. at t;.:11.11.a11 A p t a 7. John Ms 3. late or Cl.Trr.try. hntholier, &atm and clap• mai., at elcvsn, at ths Cells Imo, Corsutry. E.xxxßuvrs IN IRELAND. Jails Mllettirt„ of Co.teil c.itint7 ro'niii,mCttliant, to fur r tht taih ,nd t3tit iii.t :n 1 t eh Apt it. Jars *smith, of Ntcritymi.re, county I.toninitdctry„ Sinitic?, to ' - • j turret:der the 14.1: toh u:lt and titA April' - itur.Aur 1)111:lin e gtocT.T, to furneder rm t!.r t oh zmi It It al.ki 14th April. I 4,1 , KU W . rites Nutt re, Moon k,. Mtn beet aft :1' 6I q ttunatc. after t I 1A :1 after I t HIGH W:k 1 . 1,1 A i I 0,1. TO-PAVit POW Al wri ,, C • • "• • • 14 aka 4 Mimosa . • • BM I.ltely, it Bath, In the feventirth year of Ida Oge e the Reve-mt phi, Howlett, Vicar of Great Montt w, Etc:. Saturday bit, at Brighton, the firm Henry POSllefely, ede fon of Lord Vitenont blartsurnto, in the ath year of his age. • Thurftlay, at Hathford. Slr Jantst Wright, Bart. of Upbeat. Eff.a, who bat ?elided in Bath torcral years. On Monday, the nth int. at Won-titer, elan indantmatioa hie towels. Lieut. Col•wel John Duniarefo, of the Inh Reform. At her honk in the Canongam, fainburgb. the )11. la&. Mts.' Prieftleyrovidow of the late Henry Brittle'', SI NoWinatvia. Laq Yo k hire. On Sunday Lift, In Onughtralrret,fromdfang Hapital, T. .• ding, lifq. 'fowl CI rk of the Corporatists of Soudhamperma awl Prinnei al Regiftear to the Conintiffary Coon of Serrity. On the tft int. the Rev. John Quicken/ok, a gidandg. Prawr of the Sema Frifentlal Church. At jcallturab . where be Was buried with military bottom mhos* day te nnigkt. Mr. Codd, late Adjataut In tbs litadwriltilimpoos Manly canary. On be ay ill of /ovary, at rift, 8E466. the Right Koh Laity Mary hyre,6l.o. to the lute bad ram odxvg. ' At its Lodgings It Biome/oh tinkling., James Seen Km. All: of the limard at Revenue hi Ceylon, and brother metalled Hag, of Mountbleary, in the county of Bent. • On bit patio horn.: for the recovery of his heakh,Oagdakt nun Muir. of the Madras Artilkry, fecolid fon of the lase tensile. thir; Pr...bend:try of Weihninflers • • A tr w days &et, at Camden rowo , John Grath, Efq. bee Per i fir of his Majelty * e td} biaskkons Hu dash lamookilmentad by all whokne. bias . • HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. Dr. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS. TO obviate the imprifitions which have long beta pradlard in regard to tbis Medicine , • finial snowier ordy to requite; for Si by femur of the Coble *liana' of the Starry Olga, feparate Plates have been prepared Ow Ma. Newberys dy with his saint engraved in the Mater, the badman et which would be a capital ,Settee, the genuine Pr`Vantiele Mei now he rotary eternalised ; it is therefore remenenaidal to palmier% art to open any boa in firers, yak& they olderve vie monk " P. Newherfi No. lag, Be. Pura " Mimed cm the Amy. The fltPerioecgedlenee ef their Pilk in MAtonniatifroo and Odin as well as in Otlitf COMplant% 10 which the hum= hams Is Yak' from the Ticitkeilm of our dkiiik is enkettany oclinowledgmt e They'are admirably calculated for kilieme, and orbs' Diked= at the Stomach dad licro)ek; for Hcael-Achs mealicosed by hidiged. ties; and for Frew:min Palk. and Apv}k-sks, A. ohm them. fogiumee of free tieing. iteetwife ®avid be had to alma attic every erect", and upon every night imiapolitians and thee then well known eharattarittic of promoting Longevity will be main tained for, by affia in: Nature in the Mk dilebirge of the WWI feedlot's, and by keeping the Coatillittioe, as it were, hoar& tinsel repair, they yielder the body is health and vigor, and ,prevent premature decay. They require no part/War contiam.eat e not attentioo to diet. they ere Cold only by P. News me skid Senn. at the Warden& for Dr. James's Powder, No. ej, kt: Paul's, a few Mon from hrapfide,l.ondues and at Dr. J atm', late Hoek is Shame-drew& in Loxes, prier as. W emir, beep included; er the loandry of lit In one large box for el. ra. HAVING dedicated myrelf to the Andy, and bed gratified by the moll confident* pradlce in that brand; which I thought t. roper to feted, knit that 1 have not awe ad& employed my time duo thole who, lu the examen field= peneftitu, ar. mediaeval'? tonnerfed in uncertainty, and always attain that fuccefs which is acquired, y cooccotratiog the intelirehial poorer to toe dab of &foram Tbedikates of Dliatt.nit are peculiarly 41/ftrelllos, fat deep bring with them a train of euncontstant fynspiows, and, by a do. of all vital energy, exigence kfdl becomes trob —. ittered, / 4 7 1 61 Zer they ank front the prevalence atf4 sample, the *Arun hive habits of tented-boy., or the indulgences of maturity, Moms quire the molt profellunel INN; but by the avenues of uneducated men, the lymptunis are wanted. mil the eons onion is dellsinetb A. a MEIsIaER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS. I round my penci.Gons 1/1. rkL6 Ida Sty of education; and patieibig every privilege to practice. I feel tinted( entitled to that coatialeace with which have hitherto 6na fo liberally honoured. In the heft kuktiosis of local we amity appbeation wit mean the calamity of a debilitated frame • but when the fit km, from a 6.,nofciouinef, of the. wunan li nt;fs of the vice which noted his mistortuue. i- (Lawful of thoicontecapt or celibate( Ida family Optician. cid broods over his Infinity with rental coo eminent, it malt he latisfactory (or hint to* inbred not aoly of cap4hility of treatmet.t. but alto of the molt inviolable foamy. And in neon Venereal Cornplairts it is peak to prevent pais. danger or diftrek ; la the molt compile:nod mks it is the acquire. memo of exclave espctience ha this lane to dad a fan, eaten. and handy re-eitabllittment. I offer the advantage of this cep/claw to thole of either fez who are affffEted with any hind of DEBILITY. of any tymptoms VENtREAI. INFECTION, and in 4tl cafes the terms of reattilm neration ate fisted on the tint interview. Patientsln the country are expedled to inetofe a Dank nate, awl arc requefted w fpeetfy their age and manner of living. MARTIN IMRE. Masher of the Royal College of Surgeons Is Lanka. 140 29, Arundel-ftre et, dtrand, neat Temple ear. To T. TAY 1.0 K. Surgeon. No. 9. New Bridge-ftreet, Lagos. ars e Edinburgh, May 2, rhos, IN the fpring of 1794 I was attliZted with a VOW. real Couiplaint, which I treated with Indifference for firs months ;but we , then obliged to apply to a regular Phyfician,wh• put a temporary itop to the virulence Of the Whale (by mercu rial applications) ior hone time ; but growing, in Elite of all midi chic aol the Advice of the fir* Cattlemen of the Faculty here. work and work for twu years, I was reduced' to a Rate ahnott unparalleled and beyond deCeription, bring an entire leper. and like. rated from head to foot.--.My brad, throat, mouth, note, legs. arm., Re. have been altenratcly to danger of become log ufekiii in font, I have had from an to io eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.—lt would be voluminous to par ticulates(' all my tafe---fuffice it to fay, there Dever was, Or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated na ture. I was lons lemktd upon by my friends, and Imagined my (elf, beyondall Rapes of recovery ; and, indeed, In my then condi• tiun, de nth WWI preferable to my more than era:rabic Rite. II this dreadful fnuation did I drag a moil mikralsk ornißraee,till Divans Pa live ague c threw in my way • newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. b. of Plymouth--my friends read it, I could not.—l feat and procured lonic of your I.r AKE'S PAIR NT PILLS, which, by chug front time to time am now, and have long been, ',after nn* than four year. inalefcribable difirefe), la a. good a Rare of leldrie as ever I enuyed ; a. a proof of this, I had 1 fine, thriving, kat. thy child, horn to me a f...ev month. ago. In gratitude to Goo. and In hopes of rendering my tellow-creaturc fervice, I requelt ' you t,. Ohl ; and you nay at any tune refer perfons, sabot with to be (elated of the truth of this. or further particulars. to me or my friends, by kites or perfon. As few cafes for hadnefs will ever equal mlne,and none exceed tt, I have from expeHence every realm to allure mankind that in your Ls A s I's Pt IL. they will hod a Cure, (peed y, fare, and rad's cal ture, ltrtbit molt dreadful Rage of the Venereal «wet is called—A cu v re INI CD LIM/. 4 1 . Prepared and Sold by the Suk Proprietor, TiOIGAS TA Ir toot Member of the Royal College of Suf.!, en In I,emduce,at his bodes Nu. 9, New Padre-area; where wel give advice, without a fee, to patens taking there PUla at.e: wit &rawer patients W.. tars, If putt paid, we the fame terms. ohf Poing in all cafes thi IMYR InVi0:41,110 le CI cry, no Pafuo's name ol cafe having been nues• thated,but at their owls particular retried. by the Prepriaur, ring th.: comic of more than 3fi years that kr . has had the cow. ducting of an estonflve fate of the above medielue, and the ma. (I.:catalog therefrom *1 ha v are abo fold, by his Appear/nem, for the tonvadatet ad thole living at a deltaic., by Mr. Baxtrr, Smith-bridge, lam. bi.r,:h; Mr. hlenuors. Printer, Glafgow, to wt . mt alfe Mr.:T• refer. fir lu ...ddrefe ; at the Perfumer's, No. iy, Si. Alban re firer:, ; Mr. kobertrot s *fording , No. 103. 0 a . r.". 6. rtai ; Mr. Hilborough'., No. 7, Fitt -fireaddllosta;ly nrp!fle the Mmiume rat ; Mr.Ntref's. liookfeller, No. t Unionerow,l.ittla Tower-MU; Mr. t•ellwArs.lrublin ; and by row' Perron Meanly ronfiderabh town in great-Britain sad Ireland, in Braes of or/ as. pel. each, healed up with full and pkin Dircetiens, ..h.reht` • IPakdo at tither Set may curt thankleas with a* red fetr''f' LONDON. Prisit,A ar4 p•Mklbed by I.Fvu.sairr.( o e" - taburr. , Lambs b) the SI A I Orrtct, Ns 14 Carill . arta. albs K thi Irma Wow Tor* 11114 410 1 a F 1 tai x • a _ n Pi ti _ a &vim Such B' SW WI, cow great ciaal Scald Tau and Urn Sacs Ears, bad RA n,,htt emp t , Fns t fy 1.44 Uregyl Jin I No. 3 : rw-tn L .141:1 • el Mr