Star. — London, England, 1804-05-26 00:00:00

Tu 7"ll46 . RDitalt OF THE STAR. Who cap read the accounts (as hated in the Brea, the 16th • infant) of the melancholy fate of the crew of his Majefty's Ihip the APOLLO, as alfo shore of 4o fail of merelfaht Chips wrecked at the fame time on the Coati of Poeeagal. and not thud der ? What nautical man but will inveftigate the caufe of fo dreadful a cataftrophe, and give his thoughts and advice bow to prevent a fimilar cala mity'. The perfon oho gives the account fay% they left Cork on the 26th of March, with a fair wind blow. the 311 1 and fteered compafs W. S. W. On he 3111, the wind camem ore to the wellward, but whether the cootie was altered in confequence is not mentioned, neither is it very material to know, with Mlle humble view of the either, whore only vi'lla is to pievent a limilar misfortune. Had the Commodore known his fi tuation all would have been well ; but the perfon who rives the ac count acknowledges that on the ift of Apt il, at noon, they deemed thetnfelves in the longitude of 12 deg. an min. W; and, at half pall three n ex t morning,the thip (truck on the Coal of l'ortagal, with the major part of the fleet in longitude between 8 deg. and 9 min.W: prefent log, at day-light, a fpedlacle of tragedy tamely to be exceeded, and which could never have happened, had a time piece been on board the Arota.n, fet to Greenwich time, which with the very aunt roe from Cork, would have precluded al. moil the pollibility of to of a degree of longitude in error • and in allowing fo great an e rror, is ac knowlesiging the time-piece to be of the very worn clefs that can be named as fuch in the prefent day, when time pieces, to the honour of the 'Board of Longitude,throogh its liberal premiums, ate brought to the perhaps vetch pitch of excellence; a eou ple of fuch, probably in Opt' time, would have given the longitude as correct, as moil places are laid down in; but even so deg. of longitude at lea may be reamed as little or no error, as every (Cameo 4 .1 kinks out for danger or land loo s before hefuppoiee itit . nfelf within ao deg. of it. Tbe narrator gins. unhappy 1011. fayt , they fn poled thernfelvte,l the ill ofAptil, in long. it. 2g. W. which but ill u pon& with the reckoning, as would appear by the . and diffefience of latitude; for, on the ill of prsl, it sat agreeable, to the latitude obferved is at . (rpm Cork, *ith a W. S. W. etainfa by ' ear the middle lat. 4 6 . 16. N. the de pagan II be 05 deg. confequently difference of inngitiatle 828. or 13. 48, W long. whieb aelde4.te :11. 3;'W. the longitude of. Cork will sbe APOte 3.9 ,to *boot 25.11 W. Da the tit April, fo that ' ex witty eircurallanee as yet appear% era am§ ata le a f: ofholipiw to il a i e n co th un e t amn for tgle.fit zulttiana navig of the ow . par of the prelim day has but little to do with dead ;earning ;except while the fuo, moon , and Bars are .fissifible, in that safe there is no other alternative, pend mike' it-oceeffary on that account to be awn ,the to the log. lie-way. heave of the lea, fet of the . eAltiellfe ;pc Even is very cloudy weather we all else latitude is genetally to be obtainod by two PAW . i gtit t asictof the fun, independent of the meridian alai 'ode. Time-piece. are now brought to that perfee dim% that la the Eah India fervice, a commander voilltkes foon omit taking to fea hisfertant or qua. ant as his time pieces. both be in g deemed equally „gilfantial ea implements of navigation. sad from two ,4o three are generally in his pohiffion. the one being l e t .eheek peen the others; and being fet to Greeowiah • Ann% wish proved rates of going, the altitudes for ipps sre generally taken on the mornings and even- MWFben the foes is nearell LW. L. or ; but altitudes taken. at any period of the day, except noon, *ill give the time to at very few feconds, rarely mak ing an error cif i deg. of longitude. The whole ope. FirlAy be performed in a few minutes. and that .' f . 1 and yet it appears that this dreadful ca. Inky (rappelled for want of a time piece, for Dien ti-sa ;entity made of the Olio's reckoning. it, , isameaselt la be laminated that fuels efential thing 'lts a time-piece is in a Osip, the nfe of them is corn- I peratively unknown in the Dritifh Navy, and finely It 'is there only their excellenie are paniculsrly 'to he ptciacd; beeaufe his Majefty's Clips and fqua drons generally cruise in narrow fess, where they are pespetually affetTed by tides and eurtents, which no dead reckoning can provide againft ; but time pieces can, to the gi catch degree en accuracy, and by •eflta feting the land their rates will always bek nown . It can never der ogate from a charaaei, believer great. (and great is that of the individuals who coin ' pare the Britilh Navy) to copy what mutt add to their boatels. 'llse loweß Officer in the Eaft India fervice man, before he can be accepted and (worn in. hying with hint a certificate from proper perfons, that the is capable of taking and working the Lunar Obfervations. Why Otould not a fimilir law can in the Navy ? and laving one of his vlajefly's fhips, wonld more than compenfate the expence of time pieces filfficient to [apply the whole Navy. w. c. Maya, &to. • A few days rnce the diligence from Edinburgh ; to Dumfries, with three infide and one outride pa- 1 Fenger, its defeeudjpg Idols Feunan Path (which is , very dangerous an deep. with different windings), the pole pace gave way from its infufbeiency, mien which the cartiage milted precipitately fore an d upon the hnrfes, who took fright ; the poftilicn'a board was upfet, and the outride palienger thrown back ward, betwizt the front of tl - e caTriage arid the foot. board. The driver cond.i.rted ill., carriage, wish the holies at full flight, through the si findings of the path, and flopped them at the ruing of the road. The par. fingers in the car 'ince conceived, at the inftznr, th:q they law the outride paffenger thrown of his fc it. and that the carriage would run over them—and I 'they ennelnded his meant death AS certain ; and the e idea of his unhappy fate ftifpei•d.d their i.rpreirri. finiss of their oun intim:nem daTiger at the time.— The driver hAving flopped the hiir.cs I.r the Ern time, looked round, and, to his arinn-hment, iraind tile Gentleman, wht , WAS n'li paffenger, fif i wnd. ad beta iit the front of the carriage and tote foot board, hanging by the bilaid with the one he: d, and the (rings of the carriage with the other, a nd w ho, with his skid, infiantly Iprung ration the font boa:d, leaped off, and feised the limit , by the head, inn the 1.-Lurity of his fellow pakengers, till they g , ,t nt.t Ilic c and, to their alioniannent,they had fuitained usher imply Lima a bruited finger. CAMBRIDGE, MAT-31. The Htintingdonntire Regiment of Volunteer In fantry commanded by Lord Hurcirraceeoort,whith has been on permanent duty for the laft fourteen days in their minty town, teturned yellerday to their different quarters, after receiving the hi hell corn mendatiOns from the Infpeeing Field Officer ' Sir r • DWARILI Bay a is,who reviewed them on Friday Taft ; and alio from their Colonel, who has been many years in the fervice, and whore abilities as an Officer are too well known to need any comment. During the period rf their fervice, the rumen attention was trtU to them, not only by the Field Officers, but by t every Officer in the Regiment, and the propels they made in their mancenvres was beyond the conception of the 01d,..11 foldiers who witneffed them. When we confider the firengtb of the Corps, con filling of between (even and eight hundred men, we cannot but congratulate the county (which is one of he finallell in England) for its exertions; having, in auli•ion to the above force,,four Troops of Vulun leer Cavalry, betides its Militia. BRIO SDE (No. 3,) IN HYDE PAR K.—Hil ROYAL. IliotlN FSS the Commander in Chief, on Thurday, at tended by Lnrd HARRINGTON and other Military Officers, raw the following regiments as a Brigade in Hyde Park : hforthltritoo‘.witb their RiesiLieut Ctliciael Lordite ay. Corps - - - Lambeth -- . - LteutAmtaisettowaseis.• eft Sump - - . . Lint. Caballed Garrialil. Rotherhitbe . - - Miler Wia.i. • CUM-chuck - - - Al eTiptima. .. St:Saviour's - •. • M orP ° l- -' i . ' So Olives - . . . ( assis Saabs: c Berry • le C-raveny - - - Captain Deals. s 1 . ,a , The Lay.at Sambieark - . Ltelseumse CohatelAtaucc,. The extrenierretnefs of the. da mowed their ii r pradifiag any #raticeuvres of co eqtAuce. one did they proceed to Zuckden IP)._ t lOkse.Alad party left the Park Sferne o'click. Same day the Wapping...old Shadwell Volenteers, commanded by Colonel MELLISH. Ambled on their irottiul in Sim Tavern fields, where they received their colours from the hands of Mifs MattoLes, daughter of Mi t alor MANGUM, of Wapping. The sot ft (- ighlancl) Regiment of Font, coin. trended by Litet. CoL Cuomo', lately returned from Gu.ernrey. and at prefent quartered in Shoreham and Worthing, was reviewed by Major General Lee; vox on the heights of Shoreham, on Thurfday left. previous to their removal to Lewes. The Major ,evetteral eapreffed much fatisfaftion at the aiarual I appearance, Saadi:left, and coma di(cipline of the . regiment. s On the tath ink. the Renfrewfbire Yeomanrylo (entry, commanded by Licut.CoL Mamma LLOllleft 1 ittfpeeted at Pailley, by Major General Watersa and , I i Colonel !howl., Infpetning Field Officer of the dif r, trig, who expreffed their approbation of the (late of difeipline at which the corps had arrived. Previous to the infpeflion,_ihe tabours were prefeoted to the 1 1 corps by Lieut. Col. MACDOWA LL. Toefday, as Ceoeral Roarasne's Major of Bri gade, Maaatea, was dre(ing the line at Chelmsford, ' his famous charger, Suwarrow, unaccnftimed to in. fantry, plunged and reared' with him in fo violent a manner, that notwithaanding the Major is a tolerably good tunfeman, he flipped off his tail, and came with great force to the ground. Recovering Murr e ll, h o w ever. he remounted that beautiful i hut unruly ani. mat, and went through the remainfer of the field day . with Mat. We arc happy to Elate that the Major was not materially hurt. On Wednelday morning the Shropfbire Militia were reviewed on the Downs treat Yarmouth, by Major General M Mall. who was highly pleated with the manner in which they went through their different evolutions. On Wednefd. , y afternoon the Elickling Volonteers, commanded by the Hon. Colonel Haltom°, march ed into Yarmouth to do dritit for twenty days. The Yarmouth Cavalry, commanded by Captain LACOat were cepeticd home yellerday from Norwich, where they have been brigaded. The fecund regiment of Notfolk Volunteer Infao; try, commanded by Colonel Bt to marl a LD, has been brigaded at Yarmouth for fourteen days. The exec-' lions of that Gentle:nan, united with the unremitting I attention cat the officers and men compofing the Ter meet, hare been crowned with the fuccefs they ment, l as by their ftrady and foldicr-like conduf we may' venture to alP:rt that their Elate of dircipline is very little infethu to the heft volunteer corps in the king dom ; arid it is but jull ice to fay that the Fakenhaut Companies (commanded by P. M. Cass. Efq.) have,. in confequence of the fpirited offer of that Gentleman, be m twice to the fame place (a difhosce of yo miles) within fix month.. They marched in November, and hal the honour to rank as the lift volunteer corps in Great Britain which Pelt their home to do garrifon duty. The following fatal accident took place a few days ago at B iltinglafs, in the county of Wicklow : Capt. Lorry, of the Militia, was loft September out rebel hunting there, and had with him a cafe of (crew bar relled keel pat.'s. Otte of them he kill, and after Tome time it was found, but in In toffy a hate, it could not be untcrewed, and the powder In damp, it could not be ditcharged ; however, it was thought every precaution had been taken by picking the pow der out of the touch-hole ; and, from that time, it became a (landing jerk to (nap the pitiol at different I perfous without effeet.—A few days finer, en Er fign 1 in the regiment, fon of the Commander, and the molt intimate friend of Captain Corry, prefented the Filial at him, when it went off, and lodged the contents in the lungs of the Captain, who died the nest day in great torture in the tad year of hi, age. At the Scfli ,, ns at l' , •otefrael, a queition, intereff eq. to Pain OlTicer, in general, was brought brfror the Court :—The Appal ifir,r General claimed 1:1•A.:4?:•,j.r for four feveral • .rans ~1 PrA)er, Thankigisuag, and Fafl-lay Looks, delivered in the c,•ur le of the re ceding year. to t!.: Church" ardrn• of Hudde , ,fiehl. The Caunf.l for an- Deftr.lant . argued, that tic da• Wand was onte4 !table .111 !tort-cede:veil, and that. by Royal Pr,,elan AV ion. the Lilhop, ot Dineefes were to dilecrfe the fano', t;ny!,., a:.d from t!•cie pt.hiic efEces, wh:eis rn:,•ht l.e done at nue thi,d of the amount of the prefer" de. .•.,,I, I.!. the poll or rther• wile. it ap; , c•oed by 1!:e l'.!:-:k I: , ok•. that fore allowances ha.l heretofore be• t, model the Chairman adjudged, that on , . Gulling v .c. a :tole.= cotoper- Istatfa fot each deivery. . LONDON MARKETS: CORN.EXCFLANOE, FRIDAY, MAY 35. - This being Faft-day, no buftnefs done. The fake an tdodnedity ' were exceeding heavy, except for Barley and Qats, both °turbid' keep their prices; the latter, in particular, was rad& on the nit, fay 6d. per quarter. GENERAL. CURRENCY AS UNDER Wheat, at, 4os. 5 ts. per qr. Whhe Peak. 336 41s. od , • Fuze Ditto. sla 535. 6d. Beaus, 3as 381. od. ' Rye, to. 265. 6d. Tick Ditto a6a 555. Barky, sr% od. Oats. t le.lOS. 13S. Malt, 535. sos. cd. Poland ditto. 245. ass. od Rape Seed, 361. to 381. pe7 laR PRICE Or FLOUR. Flne Flour 38s. to 43% Seconds 34.. to 394. per Lack. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bag. 51 50 to 61 61 I Pockets 61 c.s to 71 os PRICE of HAY 064 STRAW in SMITHFIELD. os Meadow Hay, per 41. Ga. to Omer - 41. TSS. to 3L T 55. Stror, per Load - iL 4s. to al. atm.. SMITHFIELD, May 25. To link the offal-per hone of 816. Beef 51 od to H I Veal 5* al to 6s 6d Mutton 50 4.1 to 6a 4.1 I Pork 31 id to 4s lid Lamb 7s al to Si NEWQATE and LEADENHALL, May 15. Per done of 816. Sy theca:ear. Bert 4a od to st Alai Veal 45 od to 6 s Od ' Mutton 5s od to 5 4 811 •Plell 3s to 4s 114 Lamb 6s c ila r 4. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 4. Town Tallow 7ss 6•1 to os Clar4 Market 4a 34 Rule ditto (clan.) 69s od to yes Whlteehapel Market ' Rufga ditto (map) 68s 6d to al Itone dab.) 4s tisl Melted Stu( 56, od to S7o Ditto rough od os ;as .7d Greaues les ad, Average Trite 4o •21•4 Mod Dtrio 211 to ce Yellow Soap. Saute os....Mottled,Nia..Curd, pas. Price uf Candles per &tam, od.--Moulds, ass. al. EXCHANOt, Pay 25. • sea Coak in lb, P.a. per Chahlroa Loa cd. Delivered taral to to H operaii nufek aapara eepers at . gunderland, per Chaldron ARRIVALS. Asturias-At Africa, Lawn, tram Liverpool-At Disbadoes, Marls. Tobin; and Thomaciate Wallace, from Atti cs; Ifultadocs, Keellake • Mary, /noun ; Venerable, Leartas; and Dooninies Pads; &Behests, from I.llrerpOlt 1 mid Bois, Poitlethwaite. froth Cilde-At Demerara, Mary Xlien e t:;/, front Africa and Borba:Xs, and golr.g to Havannalt--At von, Ass, Walker. fecwrAfriea. Bmandoell, and*. Thnolat'Oti At Dominica. Apollo. Pallunings.froat Africa-At St. TbomaiAN F.,riof Liverpool, lint Mon ; Elias, O'Ndl, from Liverpool ; ay.d Lotiofy Lafa, stank, from Widtchaven-.M Antigua. RPM. Dawfon. from Liverpool; IfabelLa, Collins; and fromWhltehaven--/Ct firer-ado, Curter, Paul ; and Sitters, Brown. front LiverpoollAt _Danmark Barton. Chalmers, fr Mire , pSOI ; and Mars. Mite/nil, from Lon4ol-...At •Tortola. Lovely lab, from Ileterp6ol-At .Nest, Ariel, bland, front Li unpnob-.Ae Modereat, Trident, Keats, from falvorpool..At St Lucia, Henry, Affieck, from Liverpool-At New . Bedford. Minerva; Folger, front I.lverpool-At Philadelphia Charles• Moyss; and Mara Myers, fit edr., truer Liverpou'...:At Lady Andover, auttlyn, front litacknet..At Verdcei rcintionh Plaint front Tiverpool.--At Triclic ' Endeavour, Yelfpatriel from liverpool....At `Halitas, Carltuet,ltlitiner; Gown= Cul . .. ton, Udney ; Harriet, Cumming; and Hope. Gray. from &to, ' Airiest:l-to the Creek, Thr,e Set en, lifurchilitn. froth Na nßwi-Ar Comae, Barak, Rog, ra, fans New Toob-r4tPipmentb, 'Hirer Brothers, Patrick ; Renee,. Placa; Etarry Sifnna. Plid• et in ; Al-santicr, Struct lames, !mint Mentor, Caßill I daftry, istteki ; and I ively. ,limp;, from OpostotAt .Faimment, Aro. Pibbins, from ditto-Off W./mouth, Edinburgh. Wallte , l 41resto Atto--At BrIPM, Mary, Earatwell; and Dasooligre, -- I from ditto--Ax 1-iverpoolt, A shy Braithwaite, from Jamaica: Mi- Mira. Long, from tkmentra; PrOpority, Bony, fromPhiladel pada; Roaming; Bunker; and Manor, Notch. from Charlefton ; Angslksis,Davidfon4 front navannah; John Adam, Wood, from Bolton, in 11 days; Mary, Doe. from Oporto; Boa Nova,: from lalbon ; and Memel, ---, from Dannic-At flub- 1 Roger, Cowper, from Godit-At Oporto, London, Holiest.. L from Falmouth, in ten days--At Baton, Galen. Hiockicy ; and `lVfhtcrva, Clemente. from London; Juno. Clements. from the Cape of Good Hope; Nancy, Alder; Atlantic, Howe; Patty, Joy; and Sally, Smith, from Liverpool-At Chula-flan Sally, Orven ; Rona, Hutchins; and Vaant, Stewart, from Liverpool; and Elther. Stewart. from Africa 4t Philadelphia, Rafe, Hsigli waT and E ar olin,;„ —.., from Liverpool--.* Jamaica, Will, Woodhoofe; James, Redmayne; Barran ,; tly ton , —; Chelterlitid..-...;• Charles, Jamaica. -.....; and Bodoek. —, from Liverpool ; Minerva, Brawn, front Africa; ' Howell; George lithherts. Thornpfun ; Tullock Cairo., Borkicy ; • Eilgar,Dodds ; Raddeigh.Dmoing Hope, Ewing 1 Cattar. fowler; Naiad. Roberts • and Jasnak.....- from Loodon-M Balti more, Fate, G a rdner , from Liverpook-. --, At Noir York, Hadrian, Poole, tram ditto-At Deaacreca,f Hannoria. front ditto- At Parbadoes, Refolution, Gibfon, front Londoo-cff Dove:, Prrft ',Tante, Curti.. (retro Trinidad-At Poole, Relfir.ce, Mill wood, from Newfoundland-At Clyde, Barbaro, Las e ; and America, If a,,arth, from Tobago-At liinLale, Royal Oak, —, front London-At China, War.ey, Wilton, fourn Lsi.don. Arrivals at Gibraltar from the 7th to the . 19th cal April, 1130.4. flan Feel& flip Corder, P. Walker, 31 days free Cagliari, with raiGns, I*, rags. for London-The Dan& brig Graaf /fern (toff, H. H. Henrichfoo, too days from SCltyrfll, with cotton. fruit, for Derain:dot-The I mpe.isi polacre is Gioso, G. Docerrich, tog days front Tricite and Palermo, with wheat for lithom..Tite Bitola brig Allston, Alexander Hooter, to days from Portiluninit. with rem, batter, and bale goods, for Gibraltar-11c Bestial Dip Mountroyal, Rob. Doren, to days front Portfoispth, with to bacco, butter, ebeefe, and bale Leeds, for 011initara.11.e Paulfib brig Elisabeth, Wm. Ropsfon 30 days treats Portienouth, with funky esereltandise, for Otbraitar and Maita-flac belg Juliana Wm. Fenner, to day. from Potefinnuth, with (wiry nierehandire, for Gibra..ar and Moradoro-The brig Mi me/ea, Linde. Wildgook, to day. from PortiMouth, with ft:ndry merchandise,for Gibraltar.-. The raft& brig Olive branch. Wm. Wright. to days front Pordminth, with Boor, pork, mid mer chandise. for Olbri.ltar-'llie Eolith bri: Armin. Jo'in Lea., 10 Gays from Parrnot...h. bale ;:oces, ;iota? o - 11, , hc-fe. and tot ter. for G,bralt•r asid Moo:adore...l'hr Fryllfts brig t era, At m. Earan, 10 da)s from r ertinannib, with et ottaun.n r o ta) pc,iwr. for V..: Icc--The F.oglith Lnr litletta, Janice I fa, ply , 1•.1.e slaya from Falr.toutb, with hale gte,eie end carthenwa-e, r ),t. : e „-'1 1,, I Fab brig Woodland Cattle; IVm. etse e :',•• t, 'rout l al mouth, with bele goods, cheek. ,n,l;mt at 6.. .tot:cr ;IL-- The knglirla Qup Jupiter, J. hloneoer. 1. !: .4n P , rtiotoutli, with Isle :nods., ugar, tin, and iron. for C.,.1t.i..t0..tp1e and myr. La-1U IMalif ,, brig OA, AL ear.,!. r ,lays fr'm Falmouth, with bale 1 - ode. run, an,l pots of r, tor it,a,,t,a-11,, Erolitb Wig Spet Litt , 11, J. 1 tu days from it,rtimt.uth, with hale r oods, batter, ch, . at.d tonne. 1. noire-1 i.e Fnailh brig Lady ('arlron, Wm. iticitit, Dine days from 1 alpmath, with nier• chaeuliae, 1,,r Ttiefte. Ota Turfday lafl, at Star:. y erflk, 'WnretftcrOire. the 1.10) of Richard Clianttp-rs. jun. Llq. of a fm. Oa Wailful'.lay the 5..,1 il.a. at I.titiu the Lady of Nc.iirr freint I.lq i.l 4:itc I attic. at I. lI.C, 1, I i(rVord - fir .t. the it NI I'. .1 a lon. StmJav 141. at !1.e.., ar.er a tv f s . of t;";th.o.i. ir. : - ac r r taut at the C ), try Lat. A r on the t a I ult. after t:.at.a 0?. lin Ittay vrti.iv? al 1 GAL or ly fon.: th, On Onlay Llt., tipn , Noy•I Nary. G?. - ••t a , n 1 ; ttu the st.tth A %% n . rt. ifq. A: Nam.. no th. t 01 , ma ut Arthur Rae. ..t t 4 I . i i - 11011 WAI*I.O. 41' I. (.•.111 Manure AMALIO.,I2 i.uddivon E Incr c,d ly of W. Pick IU :ef, 1 c car,/ of .erks, y oral I IV • P 1 I c 41, • DISUSES edit VitrITIKA and Cab* COMPLATUT:.. AS fole Proprietor of DARAN' s c elebrated me( - cited Bowler and Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR. informs tublicjilat he mayas afual be coofuhcd daily from 9 to t. at h.. ' houfe No. se, Fritb.fttect, Soho, on Cafes of Stridures, °ham,- dons, Gleets,dte Ste. as well as Debility, and every difo der w h..cc foamy is is egg:octal a requilite, that Mr. Weer has prrivklel a (parlous Had', that every Patient may be intradibcedin a iepara:,, apartment. Mr. D. bas for many years coast I blenfelf to the department of Surgery, and from eateskre practice, sail the mod flattering fur, eta, be is enabled to offer a method of care. mill, eat:scions, . requiring no confinement or reit int in dkt. and which prevents a Maple. Perkin is the country Raring their cat. c fully, in a letter, emeloftng a one or a two pound note , will hair remedies innto inc amount. Foe the varkusfymptonts . Ste • Ct r r.Thafettr'sTreatife on the above comennts,primsl.6.l. the fifth edition; to be had of J.Callow, Crowe court, Soho; Mac. %cep, Exeter Change; mad of :be Author. FOR BRINSTsS, SPRAI RSNS. RHENi4ATISKS, Ae. kg. D.R. STEE'S OPODELDOC. CAUTION. — Oa the otit fi de of the Wrapper as each Bottle of the real Medicine, a Ramp is fixed, in which is engraved . F. Newbery, No. 45,St.Paurs," and over the COl b. of the Houk a Label is lofted. with tbdeMords, De.,aseers'l Opodcidoc. prepared by P. Near' AB theta which aualetd without tittle deli/nation& are grafi Counterfeits. The Pubic art reosafted to tweed to this Csalion. ha amts. queue of an 'ovation which has been pradtifest by ecriks IrtMe dui of Modicine.who, under cover of a connealooln MSc wiri t Mr. lecsrbery's tionfor,have set GAT raid la Leaden, bet W. tn. tail sound the Cannery, have dilferotaasod thsoach the Road Dealers In all parts of the hitter= large quantities of a tridents proparatlutt of di; Opadddoet la the Mb et brota of wkth the Noma of Dr. Stern, of C taring Crofs, and Mr lkwilmof St. Paul's Churchyard, arc made ufc of, in order the 'bare etat idetelp to deorhstamoary Pateetalsn. 1 he g r nidne Opodektoc is prepared and fold by P. Ifirialstry asit Sons, No. its, St. Peel's ye the Coach-tray; a few doors from atoapade, London, la iattles, irks a 4. es* key isekekeh Ast4 ter there .Vmders only in the Cautery wee olrer tbs sis i eLMer fldbe seder its appropriate Stimp. Ha Gam the Duches Loads. The 4g s i b it Hon. the Countefs of ' The bt the Comings of Mount Norris" • ~The t Hun- the Connie& of Shafteßntry, The Right Hot. the inters orlisiniley, • The Right Hon. Lady Ceara,' Capes, . The Right Hon. Lady Hod a% The Ri:ht Hon. Lady kitsabeth Spencer, TlLlUght Hon. Lard Chief Rum, The Right Roo. Lordaillsop of Lunge, And mini other IniOt and Fnglith Nobility, Gentry, and f, mgt, toimisomesons for inkrtion, WAVING , ddiminiairod CHING's WORM LO. I ZKNGII3 to their own ChU and misers, with the me anpahlleied &eters, not only for Worms, hot ago occalinnally as a sad nceeliary Phybe, eminently tufted w the Conf itiden. have done Mr. Ching the honour to patronise hit invaluable Pk emery, sad ftrongty to reecennund ft to all who value their owe Heeklk lot the Health of the /ling Generation. His Majefly has alfobewn ',leafed so osprefe to this Patentee, Isio Royal Approbation, Bte. of the eeteraied Vertnifige hi pet fence of the anti PRINCESSTM: and a Lrge defies( the hes is* Inglith By Am publiEly rewarding the merit of an Individual. the Me dieihe leis Wee Malt (meta alert fa all ports et Eseeppund the lives of many tLinfands have thereby undoubtedly been toed. A. aVenniime It Rands unrivalled, and, as an opening Phyfx for warm Perfone ov Children, Loud to be motet penile In kai ope ration, and far more tificacinue than 'LI other Idallekte; leis in siting in appearance, and pie: font in tafte, fo that Children gcum raiiyanriand of it the km and czserdirs upstater the dotes ate fo completely apportioned to the Biennia emittitotlen, that It Cant ra p•i9bly blare the moil tender infant. or delicate female. ' c.s Ai this hisenne is fo gamerally Darer, in every irandlp. it Slued, the Priprictor the masoft fatlitadion to ablcrre k ddi keep good any length of dole, still in be etiolate. kid wholciale, and fern espeeradon, by C hive and %dor, P. 4,, Chrepfide, corner of Paternolter-row ; and resell by moll Medi cine V. Mere in every town lo the United Kingdom, io boxes at so. Id. sod sa. with caeM—and fee Charitable Porpoise, in boxes at sae. each, di/(Mons, aimed john Ching. HAVING dedicated tnyleif to the tiudy,tend bee* gratified by the malt envflierable praitice ia that branch which I thought teepee to fele& I trait that I have not more midis employed my time than thole who, in the Wallin field., the profeems. are oemfinnally iemnerfed in uncertainty, and cannot always undo that feud* widish ie acquired by comenteroting thit lotelledual power to one cialsof difer.km. The Meares of DEBILITY an petuliarty difteeleng for thep bring with them a trate Of coreowneast (Ovum* mil hy • de. prefrion of all vital energy, exifLuce becontelesnittenag„ , .. Whether they ante from the primal-nee or 111 example, thedsitrue. time habits of (lino! bow, or the indulgences of mmerlty, they me quite the molt aflidsacen prof: boil ; but by the *norm* of uneducated men, the Iymptomsare aggravated, and the court tattoo is ddtroyed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE cl SURGEONS, I groucci my pretenfloos on regularity of education; and poffeirmg every petvilegeto peaftice. I fart ramie!' entitled to that ceelldamilt with which I have hitherto been to liberally honoured. In the f eft fentetions of local wviknelS, early applies:aloe will prevent the calamity of.• debhhated frame; but where the fulb tore!, from a corgeloufeefs of the arananitherr of the vice while* caufnl Ws mi ketune, h fearful of the contempt or mnfure of his rattily pllfichn. and broods over fats ininaity with careful Mir cealment. it met be fatisfadlery for him to be Oared cot only of cambility of reeitment, but alto of the moll inviolable feercey. And to rrerot Vairreal Complaints it Is pollble to permit pale, danger ait 401ref4 ; in the molt complicated oaks it is the acquire. meet of ctflu'ive experience is this lief to Beet a fare, CCrtalas and frody re-dtabliSammt I o..er the advantage of We eiperlesce to thole of either fee who ' are ifeldrA with any kind M DEBILITY. of any (martens of ' VENEREAL INFEC I'ION, and in al ninths teems of /11• r ncra:lco me flatted un-the iris interview.. t Par =min the country are expo fled to inclore a Bank notes sad arc r; (acted to fpecify their age and manner of MARTIN BRIEF, emler of the Royal College of Surgeons let Lose" r . N o an, Amodebbrezt, Strand. new fern* Bor. T -- -I HE CORDIAL. BALM of GII.EAD. I;i i le f .ftentrm, location, and talk %Mitts", and fallat:.ry • afi-r•l• .. lure Prdpea of ectnroing oc reorb. and a <en/an HAM , of n,nf-ttl-r Invterr.vl , n, to tf.nlc who are dehlbtated by prema ture or cierflive iodolgencte• t wiener race Wrokftie et lieski. 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