Star. — London, England, 1804-11-22 00:00:00

&Y ON THE DEATH OF THOMAS M'CORMICK, LATE OF DROMORE, STUN LCUTIER. 'I he clock Arts* Enos— . Did ran; the NA, That every mora, in yonder Ample, irons each adjaccot hill and dell. Calls to their work the labuiring people. Witht, time! feven.—sgnin the lo 11, deeper tone, by Did was taird. bast wss tb pling knell, Lamented Tswana. now it knoli'd. Mehl Isom A S Inns Simi old Voodoo r thy Tots regret, lage,ious, ready. naive, lieunsg, fly Minim Wichita's item coold'it let. •Itld Wan' require a skittle but To built her from the winery (torte Or Wealth • reds:rats ccdumo cut Eapady both thou eaddlt perform. Zen to Me Saperr's sm. 'Ms Lid, Thy towering swim rometimes role And sum a Pristtas o'er the dead 7;byeliliers graphia manse& lima ast isms imam the Gloat err* Where oft thy bury day was pared, roxthe Tombituner leered plane. tdo, art gum to rail at irk! Aar, fare, ungratefol were the Mufe ' Vim marled thy merit many a day, Ellteto ia would an.. refute 'fie Sight Memorial of—a Lay. • 'lke Muse of the Smooth LAW airiLLIGENCE. ll•tii. COURT OF KINOI BENCH, NOV. st. Gilbert and Matthew Prieft were brought up plead to the charges in the indiSments preferred '''...llBens (or perjury. at the late Middlefex elec dsarging them with giving vote, in favour of . deducts Bdrclett, under Calk names, they not por taging any freeholds iovefting them w.th the eleaive Having pleaded not guilty, they were it- Mended, and notice of trial was given them at the after the indent term. as CISO sta siettiaD COltIllINGOAK• This was on a tate of yol. claimed on the Defeo aed couftrosed by the iltiatter &faun-, but to the opinion of the G:uir, on a cafe which on note to be argued. I; meccas ed that Come mines belonging to ule Defendant were included she general which are not affeffabk. flute to the pour. Lard Esa.ssis9aouou—" The rate in this cafe 4 be maillsed I the proper apportionment does appear upon the cafe, and no asatetials arc fur by which its accuracy can be afcertained." • 110ra1Na W. GIBSON. This was an Aaiun brought to recover a funs of tol. &chops the Defendant tu the Plaintiff. The Defendant had engaged by cnntraa to fur '• the Plaintiff with a certain quantity of oil at a rd prier:. The market Foie, and the Defendant refufed to fulfil his coeuraa. The Plaintiff therefore hirottestiis aiftion for the loft he had &Rained in sesfequeace of this refidal. valid for the Plaintiff—damages zoo/ sirricaurrou er. ALVES niS was an alio° brought to recover 01. the sessuat of a bill of eichaage. It was at firft drawn as a mete matter of accommodation. The Defeo- Ifantiseeasne baskrapt, and a coafideration for the bill awned after the bankruptcy. The quellion wa ft wisetlaar the Defeudaat in this cafe ought to pay ? Verdi@ Its the Piaiatiff, tBL with intered. MAIM V. CALL?. allitai was brought by the Plaintiff, a widow, ageing the Dekadare, for Adebt of tosl. The De. kadaat pleaded lbw be had entered ioco an agree mast with biscretfiturs to pay them ten billings in the pooled. The Plaintiff bad ant given any fpecifie mem to this, bet bad accepted a dividend along wits the tea. The quehioa *as, whether this alone Weld biad her to the avement? Vtistiit for the Plaintiff. tog!. AISIONEES of H iIITSI•G V. MAY. Before the houk r.f liar.fing and Co. had be come bankrupts, they had vatted into a contra@ • .h Mr.. May o take up the notes which they were iifite, in cordidetation of a kin of money which paid him, for that purpofe, Mr. May confider- J,g the contra@ as tSffolved by their bankruptcy, ;made an affidavit that :he balartee was in his favour, and moved that the deed fhould he delivered tip to be cancelled. This the aagnees refufeJ. becauk the died wet the only finality they had for the per formance of any dart of the contra@ The Court firmed to be of opinion that the deed &add not be rarneelled. but iu cafe Mr. May was aggrieved he Maid obtain ju rice in an Aaiun by tlatiag particulars- Drewry o. &antrum. This *llion had btcn tried bdure Lord Euummo aosrcn at the lati talLaes. It was brought 'lgraine the ht.eiiff of W.lt, fir a bad return to a writ of ex mutior ifftsed againd the effeas of the Earl of As un dei fur a debt of about twc thimfand founds, due from hi. Lordatip to the Plaintiff. It appeared tires the rep rt, as read br the Judge, that Lady Arundel had, for a valuable conlidet ati Ja, bought the plate in his Lot Jfit . p's houfe. which formed it front the erciiturs, and a deed had been draws up In: that put pole. When the Sheriff exe cuted the writ above M. I tinned, he thought hinafelf precluded from o .dulli: 1 1 with the plate. He there fore only Write ! tool. under the writ, And nt-de a re tort, Lille Bata as to the tel. The qutftion for the jury was. whether the tianfaltiun between Lord and dy Atundcl res...ive to the plate, was a fair pur chafe by her Ladyfleip, or only a trick to defraud the creditors.'--The Jury found a verdiel for the Plaintiff, fubjea in the opinion of the C- ore. Mr. GA stow rife, in order to et ntend fur the jut tire and r-.;: , naid.riefs of the verdift, when Lord Etaaarmautte.4 listed that be had to go to Guild ball, and the cafe eunfequently flood over fur argu ment to another opporturity. family difputes, and was referred to Mr. Lowton, who had awarded a frim of money to be paid by the Defendant, which, in reality, he was unable, from various Wks, to comply with. He was very willing t't gn again before Mr. Low ton, trod bring evidence of his inability. The affidavit of Goodman Solomon, the Defen dant, was then read. It Hated that, trom his mo ther's violence of temper and had conduct, his father, Henry Solomon, was obliged to leave the country, and now refides at Hamburgh ; that while he was here, fire was continually haraffing him and Defeat. dant with warrants fiom the Police Office, under which they were trequet,tly &netted and thrown into prifon, and at lad his aged father was driven to the neceftity of feeling peace and quietnefs in a foreign land. That he and his father had entered into a bond to allow her one guinea per week, as long as the fhould nut molell or dilltub them, which was re. gularly paid until they conceived the had broken the comma, and forfeited that allowance, by commenc ing a fecund profecution , pend i ng the fiat. The matter was offered, on his part, to be left to the vef try of the Synagogue of the fociety to which they be longed, which was the ufnal way of terminating fa mily difpotes in that tribe. The fecund indiament was referred to Mr. Lowton, who awarded, that the Defendant thould pay 301. to his mother, for furni ture of which he had pottered hirnfelf, and a further lons of 44,1. udd, in three feveral payments; alto, an allowance of one guinea per week during her life ; that, through idles by fire, and various other mis fortunes, lie was rendered wholly unable to pay this funs, and was obliged to fell all his hock in trade and furniture to pay bus jail and lawful debts. He fur ther hated, that, had his witneffes been elarnined, it would have appeared that his mother was a woman of a moll furious and unhappy temper. and that he was by no means adequate to pay her that or any other turn. The affidavit of Elizabeth Solomon, the Prorates trig, was then read : the hated that the original dif pates urge by her fon Goodrnan's infifling on bring ing home his wife, whom belied lately married, and the, thinhing young married people better to live by themfilves, refitted it ; that when the applied for the, guinea per week, the was ten only anted, but beat, aiffaulted s and abufed, in a virulent and cruel man 'ner. That the Defendant refilled in itemary-lane, where be cut sic4l on a very good tra as a. (aid =her, and tranfaited bufinefs in partneri:hip with his father at Hamborgh ; and that he was well able to pay her allowance. That he had lately had a public auction of all his property, cad, among the yea, fold louse of her furniture and wearing apparel; and when Ihe applied for her bed, his wife refuted to give it op until Ile ffionld lie in. That when he was ap plied to pay the award, he felucca fu to do, and threw it on the gtou..d wtth great violence and contempt. Mr. HOLIOYD then ohlerved, that the Defendant had alto applied to the Court to fet afide the award as imptoper, *Lich motion was refuted with coils. Lord LLLLL osouca—" I think there is a confi &table deal of contumacy in this Defendant's con duit ; be has by no means a proper feelirg on the fubjea ; nor dues it appear that any thing can he left to his lenfe of propriety, or of his feeling or huma nity towards his mother. Nothing but compultion bring him to a title feirfe of his duty ; let him therefore be committed to Newgate, and brought up nest term." Hannah, the wifeoflno.Wilkinfon,ofliolbeck.near Leeds,. lothier, having died very ftiddenly on Mon day fennight, theCuroner fummoned a Joey onWcsi• nelday, but the profational examimition of the body not having been completed, the Jury adjourned till the following day, when, after a patient invelligation of all the circumllanc , s, tehy root lied a vet diet of Wilful Murder againit John Wilkinfon, the huiliand lathe deceafed, who Hands committed to take his Iri,l the nest alio,. Yeflerdas the following melee/tors were executed in the Old Bailey, purl - team to their lenience, viz.— J3lt Lloyd, Its ut,ering as true a Bank of England note, knowing the fame to be forged, with intent to defraud the Governor and Company of the Bank of England; Julia &own Prentice. alias Brown, for is ofe-Pealing; and Thomas Webb, alias Deere, for l a &OUT offence. A very unfoitnnate accident betel Mr. Tessa, of Leadenhall-market, on Monday tall. On his return from hunting on Epping Foretl, it ii lOpprifed the animal on Which he rode ran away with him, and threw him with loch •inlence age:lntl a tire, that he fell (colder& on the ground. Two draymen, who law i TYLta not two minutes before the accident, and astUing him off the h o sf e , went in larch of him, when they found him weltering in his blood, appa rently dead; and the tree natal which he had been footed, was much fprinkled with blood. The men tonk the unfortunate Cattleman to Chingford green. olive he had the beoctit of medical elEttance. Mr. Tr ties brotl,tr hapo.ord, the fame evening, to be iii the neighbouthoed, and heatirg 'hat a gentleman of his name had met v ith a very slatting accident, went to fee him, and Lund it was his brother. He rode immediately to toun, and !coupes, viith Mr. BLIZARD to Chingford, when they frond Mi. - Vet be in the fame torpid Hate in which he had b: en left.— Mr BLIZA an, iiiiesamining the wound, gave very little hopes of his recovery. The operation of trepanning was, however, performed, and Mr. TYLEIL is Hid alive, but h is never been able to fpcat ; net: does he know any of his flieticit, who list: entirely given tip all hopes of hi. recovery. Mrs. Twit ais f ir.ad vanced in pregnancy, and has been confined to her bed ever lincc the heard of the fatal accident. On the night of Monday . the sth 1f November, the town of Cheadle, in Stallorefinte, was alainied by the try of fire, oceatloned by tile fall of a (Icy rocket upon tire inatch tool . of a liable, belonging to the THE 1.50 V. GOODMAN 111 1 1. 051 0 11 . Royal Oak ; N 2 few minutes the whole roof, flay feet lot.g, was in flan:es ; and in a very limit time Mr. HOLIIIVO moved for the jiationeat of the another building, of the fame length, had its roof Cour , 'loon the DdendAnt, won, ric 141 J, w•s tri- Alfn thatch) in the lane hate ; elation was for fling wlth the award mad,: 1.1 this cattle, and kept the out a „ ju i n i ii•ine time partied by confirmation, heightened by the IS oecittiii, who v.ts his mother, repi rt that large quantity of gunriwder was in the nflowance which Lad liten av:ati.lcd her, and out of Cre bat on being told, that the ;J' her furnitur. which the was to have had fir m building now powder sea. in I ,: adjnsnn- building, and which was her: ;he nut even allow her a bed to lie n ; and, Cu v ac be not to obey ti,e awat . h. „ only jug taking tale, leer ti pele at a re: y great and was , att., rufhed in And brought it out. From this met tle had f Id off all his pt pect, men', the molt aftive exertions ever beheld on a like ring to Monism gli, fur the very Furore of defeat cccalson took place, and t! - .e peo„.refs of the flames tor the efral of it. Mr. Este ten the Fart of the Defendant, flat- was flopped. 13 the building full L.L• fire, was large ed, that the %tiro:, Elatter in coma:vac/ ar Loin, ‘ 1" ha y """Y• pr we A Thy AIM Wht Salk , .. seina ilth I, ~..‘v.` - tit Ihr. . • ..,.. lb . • 1 . VI k i , i a . . 1 .7 l jabs G ;a p . k t adah • dim Sir Fruuti M uni ananded. : • : 0A • * fittings if TMI This w r il : dant, an ' • febila to came un iron MiAl in dr llci Lard ly sod be . O let spin ld br' i This 1 tool du l'he 1 eat tlw hied psi refuied isrogllo coafeats Vail . . This rational . MILIN dam it bill se waft.. Yen • TM alloi" hada dm po . mei iritik ; . WSW Vt • igi come wi:h I li ifil tag tl taede and e . be a the d t , tom . Urns yaw, auk , • anal the : mut del fron •. It tbut ati A • . fora deal I SIM pK fore tare lu; cha the Pis I tics EL hal SIC cc 11;, I'. s.ll 2J' hi w i : as % he 4, . F' . ul 1 t: POLICE , A Sun was brought up on Friday to the Manfions Houle, who appeared to be deranged, and was charged by a young man with threatening him that he had (lopped his letters, and taken out drafts for money that were feat him ; that he had taken from I the prifoner a flocking, with a brickbat tied in the end of it, ready to &rite with. The prifoner give the following account of himklf: that he had arrived in town from Liv i irpool within the week, and wanted to go to lea ; that he had kept the Thatched Houfe Tavern in Liverpool ; that he had ten pounds fent him, but did not know who had got it ; that he had not been in bed for two nights, nor had any fleep.— This account was confirmed by' feveral letters found upon him. directed to St. Catherine's, and figned Thomas Smith. His Lordftip order him to be taken care of, and his friends informed of his fituation. In confequence of feveral complaints at the Poll- Office, from the diltrie of Newingto* Butts, and in particular by a gentleman whole correftiondent had tranfmitted the halves of feveral Oxford notes„ an in. veltigation took place, when the lall mentioned letter was traced to a pollnian named Collins, who denied any knowledge of it; ice was, howeveripprehended, and, after an examination at Jnion-Hall, was corn. misted for trial at the Surrey Spring Attires. Monday at Marlborough flreet. Elenezer ?'banger was charged with ()eating a titanic) bitch, the prop.. cy of a Mr. Howell. The profecutor miffed the ani mal as he was walking in Tottenham-court -road on Saturday evening. He bad obferved the defendant follow him, and fulpeCted him : he traced him to St. Giles's. where he law him enter a houfe, and in two hours after obtained a warrant and fearched the honk, when feveral Ikins were found, and among others that of the Koko bitch, quite wareq. The defendant denied :he charge, and was remanded inurder to bring proofs of his innocence. Bow-srasce.—A numerous gang of villains have, for force time pall, nssJc a predict of extorting mo ney from Gentlemen, under a threat of charging them with a certain abominable crime, and in order the more tilt-dually to enforce their demands, and terrify the party whom they fixed upon as the °hied of plunder, pretended to be Bow.llreet Officers. One Gentleman who had been attacked by them, gave in. formation of the traniadion at row.Rreet, when fuch means were adopted as led to the apprehenfion of three of,this banditti, and of their acknowledgment of having received the funs of Isl. from the Gentle. I man alluded to, who on Monday appointed to meet' , them for the purpofe of anfwering Tome further de-1 mends they made upon him, when he gave them a draft for :pl. and brought them in a coach to the Strand, where proper officers were Rationed to ap prebend them— Monday they were examined before Sir RICHIAD FORD asd rlr. Graeae, and committed for a further healing. Tuefday %Mee men, in cuftody for nettling game , cocks from the neighbourhood of Chelfea, were brought up, when one of the cocks was owned by an inhabitant of Turnham Green, and one of the yr on gentlemen belongin m to a fchool at Ken fi ngton, prov ed hi. porch:4llg it of one of the prifoners. They were comn.it:ed for further examination. An informatko was laid by Mr. Robert Hullnway atzaind a Mr. Holland, for penalties amounting to scot. for keeping, what is gcsiceally termed a Little Go Mr. Holloway opetka his cafe in a fpcech of conti derable length, in which he acknowledged that he feldom appeared in court lost for the fake of the pe nalties, but pledged hi:of - elf in the moil folemn niart ner, that he bad undertaken this bufinefs merely icr the public good ! In tilt cootie of the proceedings a deal of recrimination palled between him and Mr. _Wood, the Lottery lufpator, on w hole condo& Mr. H. was very revere. Mr. Mac tray took all objellion in point of form. viz. that the infra motion fisted. that the defendant had fet up slivers ga mes, without flaring that he fit op in an of fi ce or place, which the Magiatate allowed to be fatal. An infosmatioe againe a fable-keeper in the wills of St. James's alas came on to be heard, for letting a horfe to hire for three days. and only delivering a Stamp-Office ticket for One day. This bawds was slat quAlttcd for informality. ttIRTIIS. Or the eyth triune. at Catford flail, hi Suffolk, the Lady et the Hon. 1 or.l Varmint Bronx. of a daught,e. On Turfday. at hi Lordthip', And:, in Bolton row, the Lady of Lord Vifeount Chrtwintl. of a Gm. Toefdar evening, at tit Lorefbip's Mule. in Low.? Grofvenur ftreet, thy lady of i►c Right Hnn. Lord Bruce, of a ftin and h, ir. On the t tth in:l ant, at Pitt, near Charing, to iCrot, the Lady of the Hon. Ithn of a fun. Cht the tic► it.ltaat, the Lady of Was. I.owodes, Efi. of Cbe fham, of a riaugnt cr. At the Oovernottat H,ule. Dominica, no the zoth of Aurae., Biro Prevolt, of a fno. On the id lot. Lacy Malnwariag, of Ova Paver. C►ellit, .f a fon and ►eir. MARRIED. Thor Mai% at Winterbrtu7;.Z.. "- Hillunife. Efq. of Brit'loi. to Met H. Brown. Town/tit dauzbter of Jas. Brown, Lfq. of I tam broult honk, GloticeltetThire. Tlatrhlay. at Great Ourufned Jamie; Hsffey. Ffq. to MW. Hinman. soh, daughter 01 I' Moto, ut. Ffq of Little DUrtdOrd. Friday Woulght, at Ilaltham, as Holdernefs, Le.d. better Borah. Big. I.kutessat is the Royal Chelbire Mitltn, to Mitt Wallur. of Hallham. Lieutenant-Colon.. I Margot, Infpneting Nicer of Tretbanry In lamcrkk I sarict. to httu. Haky,ttaugbter, of John Haley, Efq. of Fairs 's Coort, mossy Kilkenny. Dirt) On Monday. at Seven 0111•11: Jet a long and rainfcl William Shupp.nl, Hq. of Styles Vein. near Iran te. On Sunday earring, at her fou'x in I..nheown Place, Bath. after a long and painful i:lnefs, Mr. I .etithi Cockburn. in her lilc ware exemplified thole vletuea whkh adorn the wile. th, p.irrut, and the trio..., ; and in her lacknef sod drab. tuat p.thrnce in fur- , Perin;. refignatinn in the will of (• ••CD, hoer of a Alt If<d immortality, which faith in the atonir.g blood or htr SA%tot a for the rernillion of fins, and a cureica reception of Lt. ii011•11$ Guild Meld alone imuluce. .0n the oath inetant, after a ffricrinz Ilhtcrs, P;;ii 11.1)4,Eki. a Captain In the Royal Navy. Saturday lan, at Welling. In Kent, Mrs. Hunter, niece of Raii h Paine, Efq. of the New Rnad. Kochrfler. On the nth Init. at Fhnlngton, Glourniterfhire. lient: Tn.. re, EN. of the late Dr. *lsonge, or lklllnl, and Luber of o jar W. Tonre. of the Toeklingt.n lunt.ers. Lately, at Fall; , saran. sulks. SaLiUCI Jae , be. Ei•q. I.lcut...ud Pr/wafter of the North Hant rerement of hlthiia. lately, in th.d.ordfhire, of a elf .prnintment ; wr, weal. , tar tbrce 'flan upon h.r ;.Into. Mil. Rhea ad ,. _ . . • ' ' Friday. fudderdy, aged 64 years, Mr. Roger, 11 t.l•c's 4 tLe Pastore. Ina, at I i)• tse HIGH NATI•R AT LOWIJON I.lllllKIls 10 Mtiwo‘Aft Mandag - •• • 41 '4llll I.e: 5 A•ialliss • • • • • 8 cnit:ata etcr - rot AMES, MAINS, IMITYMATISMS; Bc.C: 14 DR. STEERS'S OPODELDOC. CAUTION. — On the ontliele of the Wrapper Orl each Bottle of the real Medicine, a ileum is had, in which Is engraved" Newbery, No. 43, St. Paul's," and over the C ork of the Bottle a I.abel is peed, with theft Words, " Dr. Steen*. Opoileldoe.pteparcd by F. N:ewlsery." Ali thole whirls are fold without thole defignations arc pats Counterfeits. The Public are requefted to attend to this Caution, In snare goatee of an ImpoCition which has been pradtifed by Cataill Ven ders of Medicine, who, under cover of a ennnatlon in trade with Mr. Newbery's Houk, have no: only fold in Landon:, but by tra velling sound the Country, have diffemiaated through the Retat Dagen in an pans of the kinpdom large quantities of a fpuriona preparatioo of this Opo icidne in the bills of DireCtions of se* ich the Names of Dr. Steers, of Charing Crof,i, and Mr Newbery, of St. Paul's Church. yard. are made ufe of, in order the more cons. pluck to deceive unwary Purchafers. The genuine Opodckloe is prepared and fold by F. Ncwbery and Sons, No. as, St. Paul's. on the Coach-way, a few doors front Cbcapfide„ London, in Bottles, price ss. d e . 6 c duty included; and by Chaff Vendem only in the Country wo old ths real Me. &eine under its appropriate Stamp. HAVING de.licated my* t' the itudy, and heed gratified by the met eueSderable pr.-Ake in that bencii Which I thresOt proper to Wed. I truft the. i have sot mew mi., my thus than thole who, in the extenlive field of S always occaßottaily immerged in uncertainty, and can always attain that futeei eilikh N arqulred try comerrating intelleanal pcw,r to me clefs of difiwilyvs. The difaaret of DBELLITY qet vcculistly dlitr4ll4fd thei bring with them a train of concomitant (worms, smi, by %de: =of all vital energy, exifte:ce became ensbittrzeb—• et- they arite from the prevalence dill example, theikitrnm the habits of BE:1014qt, er the Miluiriums of maturity, they t‘ quire the molt al:hives profylional RBI ; but ty t ignorance of enediscated :um, the iymptsataaare aggravated, au! the conk cation I. defiti.ve I. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL. COLLADP.e/ NINGEOI4II. I monad my preteelione on regularity of education; and peisillisc every privilege to pendia, died myfrif minted is that enedibmil with which I have hitherto been ranter:4ly honoured. In for firft fenradons of lead wee/toes. early atrztiott wl prevcrt the calamity of a debßitated frame; but the for k:re, firs • coaoloroefs of the tromerainek of the v!ce wtehdt caubd Ms misfortune, is fearful of the ceetesegit en amfaie of his funny pisylician and broods over his infirmity with careful OW, ceahnent, it malt be calendar, far bins to bc glared or ray oil capabßity , of treatment but Wei of the soft inviolable fecrecy. And In recent Venereal Coriminints It is peat* prevemptfo. danger or dards; to the molt compered oaks it is thy angowm meat of exchafive experience in this hese to civet a lase, ecstatis. and %seedy nr-dtabitErocat I afar the advantage rat this eimestnre to Rick Odder f or eat* are elided with any bind of DEBILITY, of sty fytnptoms st VENEREAL DISECTION, sod to ail triadic raw of now serrios art Era on the fat interview. Paelsonto the country an ezpated to-Inik a Beadtanne, tendi are requefted to fpeeify their age and manner of living. MARTIN NLRB, Member of the Royal Coheir of Serpents In Loam. IS. as. AmmiKkiareet, Land, nes Tar* be • BY THE KING's PATENT. ITS, Pains :he Stomach , Pa ins i n the Head ot t Side, and pale langarld appearances In young perfolm. from various nuke and °bantling, that have refitted the pewee of every other Medicine. hare been entirely meowed and whirr indicated by CHING'S PATENT WORM-DESTROYDNI LOZEINGES, which clanks the Stomach and Bowels of tine acrid Game with which they are frinuently loaded, (and whines. often become the forret castle of there fatal diferdersjlaut mender. tually fubdued by tlas see of this Medicine, which is proved Ime► tier to any other In its city method of didociging thofe crudi ties, and reftoring the body to licahh and Stem: La. Cafes ad Id I efficacy from; many Nobkmen are wrapped round each bog. ' M opening yhyfic on all occalions..Clorg's Worm Lounges are peculiarly efficacious, will kccp good any length of time, and in all climates. Prepared and fold w‘olefale std retail at Mr. Butler's, N. era Clampfule. is Eases at '0.94. each, with R. Butler, No 4. Choy. fade, an the Stamp. itie above Tooth Powder is likewife fold s rctalt, by Hlfir.l4,ebeltlill l . ll l 2 ; En.rgefs, Rank. late ; Sharpe, Deal; Brldow, ttaffrey, and :4.orre , u4s. Cantente. rf Esker. Henn, end Seaton. Southmardt.; nd i eg si .doggas. Porternouth ; loathed and Wenn, Portlea; Bennett and Lewes; Cherry and Millen ftriahron; ; Sponer, Worthing; Ha zard, Mania. 111 ter, and Sims. Bath Sheppard. d BMW., Brian; %many and Pettey, Sambaing ; Wood, Kamp, and Rya% Weyro-teh ; Cookworthy. Parte, Richard., add Plyorooes ; Mos Land and C ingdon, Dock ; Knott. Bat postnatal ; Cbefler ; Kerner, Coickell.v ; Mer,gy and Stabs, Clacinudord ; &Mtn, Reaburn, and Scoot, Edinbergla talacUmald. til-dgner ; Wahine, 14;refeed ; 1'45, Inverneeeg Biting% °mien, OW, Ind Slyer ; LlVerp o ol; 1111111, Wright; aed H imea, Leeds ; Burb.ge and Darin. Nottingham; Edge and &fireball, ItionhAnyino ; Read, Yarmouth; Ben i .Neir Yak; Gams, Barbidois; Call well and. Bull, idobiso ; Aktew. head, Walker and Hodglini, Newcaltle• Peck. Ants, Rodfted„• and Mukalla ? , Hall; Wolnentioltne and Nanebarl, York ; 1114,, Coat and Steverfon, Norwich ; I vie. and Ism t e r, Oxford ; Bray. Sunderland ; Wad end t Mows, eatesiantry ; Ncernwebe s Stamford ; Thiriwill end Pew', Scathotough ; Leeee and Kenna. Windfor ,• Smart and Co. KG 'ding ; and by moil llookiedieee and Perfumers in re. t y town In the Unltrd Kingdom. Alto may be had Butler'' , improved Sitter Wired Tooth Bream at Is. each; Wave R. lona. Cheaphde. Landon. la as the handle. VENEREAL BLINDNESS. To Mr. THOMAS Tari.oft, Burge on, N. j, New Bridge-ftrargb Dt•a six, Land. TT is with the molt heArttilt l'atisfsaion that I ad. drefs you on the incomparalle excellence of ruse invalsiblo PATCNT the tieing a tide year I had the misfartone to contra!! a Venereal Complaint, art-n. tied with the *soft alarming and da-'grmua fysiptoms ; in fo mods that I bate been. cop wed to my twin for a orb le week tuge.thes, find not able to flir nut of it: I had no tell onrday, an& fttoffered the m•ft excruciating path seta torment, and what was diall weight, my eye.. grew weak-amt dim, fo t , • • t I could Caron leftist n ary object. if ever fo elute to me, and expeeed nothing leis than the total Itifi of my fight. From a Rout .ticakhy, wad ra ther enqiiiient mot, I became a mere Ihatiser, and an objedt olf pity and compaftitin.—My friends had all given me ova, awl thought my recovery filtrable. In this dreadful Rate, and es. peeling every minute to be my lilt in deb world, I was forts nately recommended by a oneltour in try wiur Niedicines, by having tiled all medical aid to no purpore, srd lycen at an enormous expellee, it wa. tome time before I could be prevailed on to rake them; at left I eat rue fax boxes, and before I had taken theta all. I found coniderable benefit ; my pains gradually docreafed c and my eyelialit a. ccv biter, an ti to the great furpriac and alto nithinent of Amy ft:end.. (. Ica taking three bates mon), ray hcabh and ftrength wa. perfeetly reftored. and I am now, (thank, to my Goo endvour invaluable Medicines}, as net and hearty iss ever I was in my life. Vous obliged bumble fervent, High- brie', I.ltrnili.ghant. Nutt:m . or et, 17,19. R. L. LEIGH. The abate i. carr.r.ly reennoniendtd to all pedal. that are in any dote,: of their being can in ty free of every Veiny real Affeellon, paniculatly. to thafe a' out a'..ering their coati:rim in life, as it will certainly eradicate every :aim of that natur,.•.t however Inry itiridinp, or however difguikd under the 4,, are. • of other duGr kn it may be senrh:ric, GL"ndular, a' necni-Compktints it is ago resonant. ended tit be taken, efpect..i. • - the Sitting. Bummer, and Fait Prtt , ar.,l and fold by the htle Propr:eter. Tenons Tay 3A. bier.r• r of the Corp", ari 'n of surgeons, London 4 at his hulk. No. 9. New Bridgc-thcer, where he will give Advice, without a Fee, to Po fons tiikins their Nit., and will atlfwer Patients let teen, if poll paid, on the faro, terms, oblervinr, in all cafes the mull Inviolable lecrucy, no Pritin's r aim or cal:: hating been mendoned, but at they own ar:icular resualli, by the Proprietor, during the courfe er ntt tlan ;5 yi,:wg, that he has had the con- Jun oft , rxterf.ec (al: of the above Med Line and the pudica ar.fingt`a , :c from. They ate :If • 1911 ! , e5 his app.-Von...an. at tin Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Atban's-it et, ; Mr kohcrfines rrg-Ihop,N3. 1 ,i3, enfttrehilrttr ; titter.. No. a, Uninig-rigag, r-hill an'l by on.' Pt non in every cotiLlerable town And Fi.,,and, in limits of tardy ss pd. each leafed up, with jell in plain oedema LOWY? : Pr tw l Awl pch4l;hed by 11.4111:11 KENT, (Of Cal - tabk.ry•tce. Lat.. ..t.L), a , the STAR OttICII. Pi& 1. 047/1. tiu.t. • klea olio a: the St O. /acs. TG111141141111, - - 7 tannin 49321 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LAM. TOMORROW EVENING, NOVEKREit . I4, their Majeftles Servants wiU per fi wnt a tragedy, talkie HAMLET. • Hamlet, Mr. ELLIS TON, (Being his fire 'appearance in that Cheater ) To *Mat will be added, the New Operatic Pita, in Two Ada, called MATRIMONY. With New Scenes, Orrice', and Decoration'. the Overtire and %die emit* new. competed by M.P. King, The Principal Charadlere by Mr. DOWTON. Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mn. JORDAN, Mta BLAND, ke ere. • TM. Evening—The Bufy Body ; with Matrimony. The Comedy of the Whisk in vacua, sod will be produced In a few days. er A New Comedy, In eve Aao—and a New Mdo-Drante art *, ID rehearfal, and will be fpeedily produced. • THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. erO44ORILOW EVENING, NV OVBER will be profaned (for the only that chi, fea.on) the Comte upenvoi FAMILY QU ARRELS. SEr Peppercorn Cralitick, Mr. MUNDEN. roarghse, Mr. INCLEDON. Clarice Supplijack, Mr. BRAHAM, Manumits, Mr. EMERY. Lady Selina Sagarcane, Mrs. MATTOCKS. Sufan, Signora STOACE. To which will be addeAlie Farce of ANIMAL MAGNETISM. This Evesinr—Speed the Plough; with Raymond and API& On Monday, King Richard the Third; with Raymond and Agnes—On Tuefthy, The Cabinet. Os Wain fday, The Blind Bargain. 0 The Public are refpeafully informed that the New Comedy of the Blind Bargain ; or Heir him out, lealeferted an account of the illnefa of Mr KIM RL CHARTER-HOUSE. THE Anniverfary Meeting of the Noblemen and ea educated at CHARTER-ROM SCHOOL, Mill be bald at the Charter-Honk, an Wednefday the December. ••• Divine Service Id tight at half pe lt One o'clock. li bilwatns. Sir Chute' Maki, Bart. Clement Cottrell. Efq. Richard Hall, Efq. _John Win. Lubbock, Efq. Jahn Fee', F fq. -- Ductal, Efq. lei B Dinner win be an Table at Five o'Clock. SHAKESPEARE LOTTERY. TICKETS for the above Lottery, the Drawing of which will be determined by that of the prefent Englilts, I . ail'M next. are on fale at Meifts. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co • Once ; Royal Exchange. price Three Guiana,. tkionnas ratio. ENOLISA STATE LOTTERY, 1804. Begins Drawing January 211, ads. THE TICKETS, Halves, Q2arters, Eighths, and Stateastlts, are am tettlag, la great witty of aad an the lasvett terms. The Maw" for die Prizes paid 4110 doodad. By HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, At delr 011-dtablibed State Latorry Mee, (Lacta ted Fortson to Add Par ti sans.) No. 26. Cor*kl, made the Rap! Ex change, Laaden. STATE LOTTERY, BEGINS Drawing.the 28th of JANUARY, 1805. SCHEME. of Lupo , * b r 2sooo so,ooo 4 .7 , 000 so,ooo 3 0 .0c 0 5.000 —. Es.soo Woo opoo Soo SP OO ico 3,C= O 30 Woo ao -- i23pco b,iso t 5 000 TitkcU. L s roe ., Titkeu aud Shares are felling at every Linda Lottery Office. Price of Ticket - £ a 7 o llialf - £p7 o I Ei g hth - a 7 6 Quarter - 414 0 Siztecntb • z 4 0 • • Thofe who with to have particular Numbers. fhoold be Speedy in their application t o fame of . he l mtery Clares, as the Coal &livery of Tickets from the Back of England will take place the soh Ueeenbee _ __ 'STATE LOTTERY. Begins Drawing .Bth JANUARY, 1805. I DISH folicits the perufa l of the Grand Lottery T. Scheme dn another part of this Paper, which be Ratters Wa ren swill be Pal to contain nacre Capital Prins than ulual in a Lately of fo few 'rickets, and the aftnnifhing Cocas that ban at. uvula the purchafers of 'rickets and Shares at hit Oakes, for re. wral years pall, (where the Pious arc paid on demand) will, he hopes, came him a continuance of their favours. The fed/owing C(huedpital Prises have a ll been (hued and raid at his Ofte. to the prefent gear, 18 0 4 IN SnAIMS. IN WOOLS TWISTS. No. 8,111 ...- kln,COO 1 /10.14.511 —•—• Zl,OOO 0 10,134 10,0 00 1. 6 4 1 1.00 . 0 9 8 S H OO 6, 363 •-- 1406 3 0 . 3 4.1 W 390 ••-• 1,036 9 32 .393 apoo 10,724 1,000 19,610 •-• aped , 21,338 • _. spoa 6311 -- 1,000 11,713 •-•• spco f‘4s I rOC 1,6111 .... 5 00 13018 WOO 55,255 .... 500 3, 2 35 too 12045 500 13,111 --• cot 21,383 -- 3 90 Maus and Shares are faling at both his old eflablifbed Mice s No. 4, Cornhill, and No. 9, Cbaring•Crofi, London, where all bands in the Public Funds is manta/fled with Oddity and difpatch, PATRONISED AT ND ROYAL USED FOR HIS MAJESTY AN D HE FAMILY. HARDY'. NEW INVEN 111 D BLACKING POWDER. rj'HE inconvenience of the Blacking now in ufe, . 1 . b net a m that the beauty of the leather is defaced. but that undoure is utterly detroyed. The contrivance now re • itern to the Public is the refult of • (cries of chemical et raiment, cm the nature of animal fubfance employed, and the ingredients by which the fibres and reticulation may be moil fut• cefsfully preferved in that draft, yet pliable late, in which they are delivered front the Mods of nature. The pobi ire w qualities ot flan tbis ds compoood ate , it foram the leather, repels IM ater. with beat, procures the lima jet, aod gives with half the ufual trouble a mull elegem lullre to Carona lion.. floats, !here, Ladies' Clop. Ifte. la negative %whiles are. that it mother Colt the fin gers. Una the Mica Elk Of moan, sod fture h in as no dif boat s. sod agrotable boa, when lifted upon other by Minor toci, sst t ls. 6d.• Ago a MIXTURE, in bottles at gs- that will, by once ufing , takc clot Ink and all St.ins from the Bent Tops, ft-Ewing their original Pak Cabot, which may be preened by the nfe of his Cram. at is. 6d. and Liquid tor ole of a darker e Isar, in bot tles at t5....N. S. If the Cream u tied for the hoot Tops wins the Lather is new the) will Dever fain. Soli by the Proprietor, No. 3, Baraerd's an. Holborn :Duey and Sutton. Bove Church -yard ; ft...J(l6e and bon. Tftchborne neer ; Howard and Evan, Long lane ; and moll Boni makers Perfumers. Bookrellas. sod Venders el Medicine in lowa at.ii •Purtty.--B. The gentile( air Gsncil " Robert Hardy " • gyif .4 51406itig Oa& meta its Ogle. and &KA WA !MY% 'ti. .~ tsic . . PllllVALLlzietvilcz, M.N.& 1, 18*4 THE COMAIMONERS for VICTUALLIN MANterPs NAry, a keg, Ow Maim That on Wedaeftlay kith of December nat. they will I ready to receive Tenders is writing. (Lolled ap) sod Meat foe t (apply uf what FRESH RREF may be required for the aft of Majelty'a Ships and Varela at DEER-HAVEN aati in &ANTI BAY, on the Coat of IikELAND,for the fpace olaidatigeent eerommeing on the al January and ending with this gal Den her, ; to be paid far by MIR made with Wel. WO days after date. The Conditions of the Ceetrai may be fan at the Seentai Mee, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. Dvalterville, Agent for the Vitilualling at the Cove of Cork. No regard will he Wes en, tariff bi which the eke Jinn aft tried as wools at Ing.h, ir that fiall ima M rislicarad to the Based ar 174111 en the Aid WWwfhty she 1144 Detelaits pod, war why press who swiss M isathei, a r fiats toile at hie Missy; atteade Amy yew sista for. r7C Pos. vratta . MOST EZOilitglirrETlTlA lll : 7l i TO BE DISPOSED OF, THE LEASE of e itenti ee and eligibl e PRENIS in complete Impala., with a bandfome profeding St FRONT, eltablifited upwards of twenty years in die Perfut &finds, to which might be tatted the Ornamental Flak: I being admirably well calculated far the fame ; or it is awe wdl adapted for any other brava that requires an elqgant di of Goods. The terms moderate--the Stock bciog sole take Appralfeencnt, which is eiddlderably reduced, add will not et what has been cleared annually by the Bufilds. Or the with part of the Houk, will be Let for the terns of the Le a Perko taking the Stock. Enquire at Ne. na. Haymarket. WILTSHIRE. ' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. With the advantage of immediate poising. At the Globs Inn, in Newbury, Berko, on Friday the 3ot , of November inftant. at three o'clock in the afternoon, footer ellfakd of Private Coruna). THE Manor or reputed Manor 'of COLLI DOVENENALENCS. and Mandan , called BRON Hd being a complete Family Reidence, vrithfuitable C dud Two Neared and Fiftrfoven Acres, by catenation. of A Meadow, Vulture, and Wood-Land, lying contiguous; wl vent Combs and Gardens. Tin Unto is Freehold, moserated from Land Tax, an conveniently Stinted, being &Rant from Newbury and I. about fifteen milsa, from Andovor sz, and from Msrnro' od go Market Towns. For (tinker particulars apply pestassally. or by letter, poll to Mr. King, Attorney, Newbury. - ---• - FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Loalon 'Tavern, Foxhole-Arca, Plymouth. on FM 'al December nest a ten o'clock in the forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, FOR EXPORTATION. s Cake Glee 1 Cafes Srimftoae Mau 6 ditto Groind Sandalwood i San 1 m" , vomics 3 ditto lAadder Calk 5 " is ditto White Leal Cafes 2 Cslkai s suzT Dm. 7 dkto boonsoloury s t Ball (Root) F ras ", 1 Cafe I Calk Tztl i . i ii_ S Cala Drilled Flax S Cafes Pa* 3 Oaks Tobacco Face ',today* I • e Oar Wire is Cana lowly 1 Cafe Foreign Hooks 3 Cafes lions 2 Cafes Thread& Wore FOR HOME CONSUMPTION. 1 Caft Pearl Bark, 1 Lialt Tamarinds. 1 ditto Sego Parte the Cargo of the Patinas brig Frfasdkhaff, deg her voyage from Afolterdam to Boordcaut , and fince coo as prise to his MaJefty's Olio Thomism. For catalogues, viewing, famplaa. and further informsti to Mr. JOHN HA %FILM, IVlerchaut, Pii Plymouth. Nov. as, tBOl. Immediately after the Cale of Sundries per Friendfrhaff, wl For die Benefit of the Underwriters, THE under-mentioned Arti-les, fAlv'd nut s- Ship Bass, GLANTII•M wafter, loft on hi from Jamaica to Dublin: FOR HOME CONSUMPTION: Cafk Rum t Ca*, enntainlok Se 9 Ditto Coffee Cabot. Oil a Bags Tinplate a Ditto Cocoa Nuts as Bags dried Ginger 5 Logs Superior Ptah Attar the above will be fold, lefrunekared of a font 6 Bales New Ort.ans Cotton. For viewing the above, Samples, catalogues, and f formataon, goy to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant. P TO THE CURIOUS IN GORGE GRAVES, Ctefeent, St. I Fields, hoe now on (ale a loge and valuable All Flower Roots, width, for the doovesiletice of private ; has made up In packets, each containing t i furrfine with names; so &tonal/a.. part with names; 'cods, culides, part wlqi name. ; ,o ditto Anememies, part v fur aL sae—Alto a choice colketion of Caroatioas, in 40 plants, in twenty of the molt beautiful varieties, • for al as. each. The UM nunsber of Sete Mutt, but quality, for O. ta. cads. YELLOW FEVER, No. go, CHARING - C R DR. vat LLICH. late Phylician to the S; bugbear, at the Court of Great Britain, and Ai Doineftic Encyclopaedia, Treat& on Regimes and D approves and recommends to the Immediate nnttee of at l.rge (and thole in tarticular who are going to the America, or any other part of the WoAd. that stay been fable& to Penakotiat Weak) the RE MI,DY s at the Proprietor's Wareboufe, No. ee, Co atrio.ellg to Pastas r and Coat the YELLOW FEVER. The aloft pefitiveTeftimonials from profelionalM refpettable Perham, may N bc fees in Pamphlets, to b at the W a r c houfe, *th not only prove, in the ful the ellicaey of this Awned, in that malt dreadful Yak. w Fever, but alto that it to an eafy, Cafe, pinion pteferver of Health in hot climates. The above invaluable Article Is Sold la m Boxes, * duos, (faotUotaild by Dr. Witt:ea) In c of an kind of Fever, at One Goias* oath, hada* for a Ambit POWDER FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF THIS Compotitian is the invention RAISS. merchant. at Havant ,in Hampthire ; • to recommend it for the eititrudinn of Rats and : Dwelling-hooks, Barns, Stable., Store-bowies, On boort...cc. Mailers of Ships may silo, to one ni ,h eft.dts of this Powder, •Asich Allures the vermin to t they win eat tin they dry. yet no Cat will touch it with which It has been ufeJ in the sugar Martino books and Store., dcferess tl.x regard of Merchant From the ealadation laid bttore the Public by Sir 3 Bart it appears that .. the damage done by theft sin vourers of coin amounts to nn W. than 16.2 id.o.s: b which in for wore than fulls,4ent for fee., to f,,vr the crop!" The inventor 1. ire 2 lip of charadtrr a is frorcely neeeffsry to add. tMs motive in .nidy for the politic Bond. But b e rries ~4 `c urter great tok two encourset .1 , smome packets. pi are datel27 , in • fed I: .rtr. ohm:tr. se. tin oats they are fohl in Ler .t..rt ....'s by Cluunrwe ao and at bln.so:, be. Paul en they of thg tecuta:As Bs/ult.:Oats in • es et y 'Loon ir. the