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COURT MARTIAL.. ••••••••••••••.. •• •0 : • ; JESERTERS TAKEN ON AVON THE CHEIONAK inutes of the Frocredinp of a Court-Mardal. alremblett mad, held oa board his Majefty's fhip liellona, in Halifax Harbour, Nova Senna, tt e Sth of September;lBo7. to try Willi m Wits, Banter M min and John Streets°. Seamen of his MajeftVir Skip Melampus, fur having taken away a Gig from aloneride, Berenice. r•rstwr. The Hon Sir ALIXANDIM CoCHMANC, IC B. Rear Admiral of the White. and Sccoud OfEecr in the Command at Halifax, Prefident CairTeins Francis Pickmore 0 Philip Beaver Wm. Charles Fahie and juhn I- Aloe Douglas Nathaniel Day Cochrane. Being all the Captains of the rank of Pc.it at the Putt nt Halifax. tits MaJefty's flap Melampus, Halifax Harbour. 3d September :Soy. Sia—William Ware. Daniel Martin, and Jnbn Strachan, fei m. belonging to his Majeity's Drip under my command, bating, In the evening nn or about the 4th of January laft (whilft laying at anchor in Hampton Roads. Virginia). taken from alorrgadc Ms Mak ity's fhip a gig, and, notwithftanding a fire of mulketry was opened on them. and a boat difpatched to bring them back, did cited their efeape to the More, and dtferted, but have fine been taken out of the American frigate Cherapea.k, and are now prifoners on hoard the &Ilona I have to requeft you will be pleated to order a Court Martial to be held on the Paid men for defertion, and running away with the laid boar.—l have thk ho nour to be, Sir, your twit obedient very humble fervant, E. HAWKER. The Hon G C Berktl-y, Vice-Admiral of the White, and Commander in Chief, &c. &c The 'evidence were then all withdrawn, except Lieutenant James Creighton, of the Melampos, who was (worn, and depoled as follows : On the evening of the ith of January loft, between the hours of eight al:d nine, William Ware, Daniel Martin, and . John Ftraehan, took from alongfide the Melainpus the ntain gig, and notwithltanding they were parfurd by feveral Officers in the jolly boa t, of which I was one myfelf, an.l a brifk Are pf mulberry kept up. they rowed towards Sevrel's Point, and effected their ef tape. On the following morning the boat was found lying on tie beach, hauled up; there were John• Little, and anatherman, whore name I do not recollea, in the boat. I:Z_ By the Court. Do you know if the prifoners were met on Shore atter they had deferted I—A.l met William Ware myfelf, and (poke to him. (1 Whit palled ?..A I afktd Mm why fie had defected; 'he repled he did not know, be was exceffive furry for it. Q Do von know how the paupers came into the Rrvice ? A. Ycs ; William Ware am! Daniel Martin were titter) out of the Amyriean brig Nerme, when the was detained by the Mclampus in the Siv of bikay. about the loiter end of linuiry, tBu6; Cob our arrival at Plytnow la they were immediately rent on board the Neptune. where they re.rained oor throe days. then returned t‘t the Melampus, and tap. /Wed a with to volunteer for the &fp; hut knowing that Captain Ptiyntz tthen Commander of the IMO bad an avcrlion to men of colour, and mote tfpectslly to them as tkv belonged to a detained vcirel, I fent them away tb confider of however,one or two days after they returned,and volunteered : John Stracbao belonged to the A4tlve, a Width African trader, of j:jvqpo6l; on boardinifber. - abnut . March, tgos, he, with feicral other's. czprelted to sioh to enter for the MehiMpUl, was alien on beard, IKul received as a Vilunteer ; they all titter, to the belt of sop kirowtedge, received the bounty. Mr. John Puleiton, Midfhipmao of the Melampus, called in and fworn,_depq(ed - - - - - - - - - that on the evening of the 4th of January, in the watch from Cx to right, the boatleeper of thclig dime aft to me. while walking with the Pilot on the qqarter dnk, and told me Ike was atlriit. I went aft with the lioatitelipdr, had few the boat dole wider the ihy'a (kin ; I called to knowli there was any one in her, nn antwer was made; .1 only caF one man; I called 'at the (entries to fire into her. I went half Way down the erairter deck ladder, and calhel Lieutenant ehi s hion arid the ref! Of the °biters, when they all eanie Up; the jolly boat Was 'then loWered down, and fent atter the gig ; tome tintarafter ibe retuloed without her. I was lent to look fur her the ant morning, and found her high and dry on the beach, on tin oppufire &ire to Hampton, in Vlr i tinia. you knuiv how the Prifiinen eame oh hoard "the Mi lanyua?—el. Strachan entered front the Adtive Englids lack of ntatique. I was net on board myfilf, butt heard him, and fevers' others that came from her, fay, on the quaker-deck, they entered fnr,the Melampue. William Ware and Daniel Martin entered at Ffyinolith, from the Neptune American brig, detained by the Melatiytis when cruising in the Channel; they darn pareegnefit the /hip to Fir mouth, bat came on board afterwaids to enter. Mr. Samuel Nobbs, Putter cithe'Melarnpus, called in and . lworn.: The complete book, left by Captain Points" with Captain Hawker, produced, and :the following en! rid' (hewn : .Williatn,Ware. born at Baltimore—i-ounty st. Daniel Martin, I urn in Arnerica—bouqty sh John Btrachan, born in Americi—Lbuunty I. %Statism Brooks, pfinte marine af (Me Mel - ample, fw , irn : I was centry on the larboard gangway, between feven and eight o'c . ock ita‘the evening, on thetith of January ; I aids" takenoff my pull by tot Officer. far). Poleiton, and ordered aft to fire into a boat, 'which I did, and expended font. !hens, When I was goi4 to return to my pelt, but was ordered by Lieutenant Cretghton'to jump into the jolly boat, hanging at the d'arite • 'fix was loWered down, and we made the heft et cur way to find the prifunen, but coutd,tiot fee any of them; we pulled very chafe to the (bore, *lien (lie Lieutenant hid, that he was fun it was of no ufe to gta farther, Itld we returned to the tllip Mr. George Tiadombe, Midlhipmaa of the Me lampus, called in aridAvorn : On sir about the 4th Of January hitt, the; three panders, With two others, took the Captain's gig from alongfnle and defected, 1 am not certain of the hour, but I believe between right and flint o'clock in the evening ; oo hearing the gig was taken away, I ran n n d e ck Immediately, and taw Rye nien'in tier; 1 could not diitin guith the it faces, but I taw five men. Onthe aid Jobe lan I was on board the Leopard, as a paffenger, and ordered on board the Chefapcak American frigate, to fearch for deferters ; when the hands were turned up, a. el fent aft to mutter, I law the prifoner, John Strachan, e4mlng up the gangway ladder, and reported him to Lieut. Falcon, of the Leopard, as being a definer from the Melanyna—the other two prlfoners, William Ware and Delia Martin, I picked out on the quarter deck, as alto deferrers bum the Melanym; and the three men were taken on board the Leopard. (Z,_ By Prifoners—Did we go by the fame mines in the Okra peak as we did on board the Melampus T A. I believe you tßd. The evidence withdrew, and the profecuticas here doled, and the Prifoners, after retiring a fhort , time with the Judge Advocate, returned into Court, .and William Ware, that he was horn in Frederldlown, State of Ma ryland, in America—that he voluntarily entered on booed the Melampusthrew hinifelfon the :nervy of the Court, calling on his Officers tor a charadher.` Daniel Martin, that he was born In the State of Maffacttufetts, at Wtttport; admit, his having entered voluntarily for the Me. alinpus, as Rated--caWng on the Officers of the Ship for a dui radrr John Strachan, born in CZneen's Ccunty, State of Maryland, America; admits to be perfectly true what is Rated of bit enter ing for the Melampos—throwlng Matfett' on the flinty of the Court, and calling QII Lints Creighton and Stoddart, date Mc -1 mpus, for a chandler for nearly two years. Mr. R. Clay, ilurgeon of the Melampue, calledin and (worn : Do you know of any wins the Prifoners expreffcd of return in to the Min atter defining ? A. Some time after the defettion I the prifonersWare and Martin, 1 met them parading the Rivets r Norfolk, with an Ametkan Bag,' which spin:and to She wren , mous I was (peaking with a gentleman of 'the town of Nor elk when they (topped or pofite to where I was Banding—Ware, n particular, came up to me with fatalism o$: he teemed much : I Mired him if he was content with his prefent fitua on, to which he (honk his head—my attention was then called ; he went to a (mall mitt& honk, oppoete to where the men tLe rendezvous were Itnedings drank my hcakti l sad gave taros cheers • they then went on as ullual—foon after I faw Mr . Bro o ks, the toenet 'natter of jbe Mebnipos t but at that time at rich quar ters, who alto infnitned Me, tbkt he bad (ben *are and 'Nfartin, and they bebived khe fkmc refpedtfal manner to him, as they blatant* to tilt...be farther mid me, spat Ware would go 00 hoard sheMtitpnpra with any Miner, provided he would give his word of honour that he &mild not be punithed, raying. that a flogging he did not to much care about, but that the puniflithent for running away with the bOat was What he dreaded med. Lieutenants Johb Eitoddart and Juries Creighton flared, John Straehan beliaveol bunfelf at all dines extremely obedient and re fpadtful to his OffieFrs,remarited for bisfobiety. With un Ware and Daniel'Martin the fame; and has heard Capt. Poyntz exprefs Mini& well fiddled with their condtidi. Mr. Jobs Whisk., gunner of the Melampus, Rated, that Wm. Ware and Daniel Martin, did their duty in his crew, always be having exeyeding weft. wee heard the leak complaint or !Wide meanor of atm, ative,ifiestive, good men : John Strachin, be knew did' his' duty is the maintop, and never heard soy thilig agalnft Mtn. - The psytts having nothing further to offer, the. Court wa red, and the Members proceeded to confider the evidence that had been brought forward, when, after dnly and deliberately weighing the whole, were of opinion, That the 'Charges were proved ; but, in confederation of the prifoners' former good con. duel, and the high charafter given of theirs by their Officers, as well its the contrition they have (hewn for their offences, they only adjudged them to cot , poral ponifhinent ; therefore, to receive Soo Lathes each, on their bare backs, with a cat of nine tails, alongfide of fuch (hips, at fuch times, and in filch proportions, as the Commander in Chief at this place dirett. MARL 110110t70 N-STlelltr.—/fasigy and Brady, who ' have been for fame weeks in coftody on charges of houfe breaking, yeßerdary underwent a final tame. nation. ft has been Rated that depredations corn mitred in fort - tithed houfes have been carried on to an unprecedented extent, and that the psifoners had been taken into Windy merely as noted charaCters ; but the evidence-adduced yeßerday was of a different complexion. A fornifhed uninhabited houfe in South ampton Row, Holborn, watt robbed of bedding, looking glades, Ste. on the 24th of Oftober, and it was proved by a gentleman, that two then were feen carrying loads'from the houfe to a man of the noise of Fielding, - in King's.gate-Rteet. This man Was taken into 'cuitody, and admitted an evidence ; and he fwnre to Brady being one who brought to his houfe a bed, and the other perfon whnfe name was Humphries had alfo a load. .Fielding refuted to take them in, when Brady got a cr.ach, and took them away. The coachman proved having taken the goods in his coach, by . the direEtion of Brady, to the (hop of Mr. Bainbridge, k looking glafs frame maker. A warrant was therefore granted to (earth the (hop of Mr. Bainbridge, bat the !Aiwa, not to be found. The Magi Orate oblerved, that this was to be aecoin ted for by the condo& of atiredvonflabk in the sia-* tifh of St. James', whom . heirould take earefhonid be but a few days longer its office. This ernittable had been etidwarrouring to tamper with the lady to whom the bed belonged, in . order to compromife her lots, but the lady difclofed this ipecies of villainy to the - Magittrate. With Tepee 'to Hawkey, 'tome of the:keys found in a coat in his room fitted the lock I a door belonging to a frlis..Nicholls, whole haute bad been broken open. Mr. Bainbridge, who car 'it'd on an ottenfive bufinefs in Bt osid-flreet,Carnaby Market, wa. charged as the receiver, and funk-com mitted for trial, with the other two prifoners. B. requeßed to be admitted to bail, and proteßed his innocence ; but the MagiDrare (Alerted, that he Was bound to - t orninit him. Guilt eqdßilentnatifis 'having 'been long die - used incoriblas howl;leafintetentir Readereroull the fol• !ovallfg . tindeniible Proofs Of 'tures of 'thlite dreadful maliclies"flian yeais i. , :tenige Wright, Efq: Solicitor, in the Conti' bf.'Chitfeery ; Jihn Efq. Poitlidd•plade; William Pat% Ertl. 'Bank of England ; Mr. Belliog, CrQwp Tavein, Covent Garden ; Ifley, COitch - SPA* .Maker, *Oa, High-flreet, Whitechipel • bfr.' Muftis, Fountain, Cl'apton • ' Mr. MorfOh, 'eheefeinouger, Virellclofe,- fquaie ; Mr. Bicket, Mullad:thiker, 49, Barbican; Mr. Walters, Whitefinith, 'Mill-pon&fireet ; Mr. Whitelfead, 'knoWn to Mr. Arnold, of the India Haute ; Ws. Lewis, Willey's Chapel, Spital fields, aged 86; cured ten year; 'ago by Dr. Gist:tale's Alterative Pills and Cat dial, 74, Long Acre; '3, Shrireditch • add Highlireet, Biimingham. Pr to 4.1. 6d. tos.'"6d. or :2ts.;'ditlie Pdar half price, te ecOmended.*.the Minifiers. BIRTH. (In the tit instant, the Lady of I.leutenaot "Colonel Goldie, of ' ebe 6th Wigan' btiards.of a foo. MARRIED. On the 4th inßant, at Forntoyn, St. Martin's, the Rev. Henry Halted, Redir of 'lttivonh and Chedburih, Ind Preacher of St. Mary's; in - Baiffit:Edlnund's;to RI& Ord, only daughterOf die Rev. Thur(day. at st. Catherine-Coleman, Feneborch-ftreet. joint Arthur .Borron. Efq. of Warrington, to Mifa Galileo, daughter of Archibald Efq of Leith. Andrew fillackinzie Grieve, M to Mir. Mary Anne Madein,l shy &welter of `john Maclean, Efq. otinverfeadia. ; Laud/. at Wipebelfal, H.'S. Allen. Efq. of Bath Hamptottallai Batt, to Mlfs f._l r foyal, of the Friars , Winchelfes. I Lately, at Maryla bonne, T. C. Eloevey Efq. fon of tit: T.: Craitte* wheel Bart. of tlasley Abbey, Cloncefterthire, io Mita; day titer of Sir T. H 'Page, Knight; of the Engineers. '1 be. Rev. Robert Hendon, oriralee, to Mita.Blanci, tbnigbter of . the !ate Srancialfland, of Killarney, Efq. _ . DIED. .... . , At Valenthennes, after a thort ninth, Captain mi t Dew s 71400011*n was detained and made prifs,ei at nelptegtant, beafTy !Stela"; aio. hi the packet. WetinefdayAideFenwlek;wbotnta been Mapflielza &nutter, of'rotlikthetds **tetra. On Sunday., after a wort Moth, Mr Stephett.Willebg, Landing, Waiter in the Cufionn in the . Port of London, aged ja, Welt foal of the fate Edriard Will Oby, Efq. Town Clerk of BeAvick-upao- , Tweed The asth ult. near Baltimore, In Airre ies.Mr George blaltby,i merchant, formerly of Norwich. He had dined with a party eeli gendemen, at a friend's houfe in the country, tome orwhom amufing ihanfelves after dinner by firing at a mark, and whiles one' f them wis' pulling the trigger of Ms piftol, his foot flipped!' fo as to turn the diredion of his fue towards the fpot Where Mr.j Maltby Wu walking In the garden ; the nselincholy eonfequencal wan that the. ball went through his head, and he expired a feir: .l minutes afterwards, without uttering a word or a groan. On the , 16th ult. at Tunbridge-Wells. of a deep decline, In the tpth year of her age, Mifs Garnar,Gnly daughter of the late )ails ,Oarnar. Etc of Grantham, in Lineolnihire. Wedndday la& aged 30, Mrs. Catherine Holden, wife of Mr W Holden, of Nisagatoltroet, publiiher, after a tedious and rnoft fuffering ilinefs. At Portobello, on the s6th tilt. Mr. John Spottifwood, kite merchant in Edinburg*. At New Cairtunuir, on the syth uk. Mrs. M Brilbane, &sib ter of the late Thomas Briibane, Efq. of Brasile, and relict of the Honourable George Crandoun. Friday fe'nnight, Mr Walitcoat, broad cooper to Metes Banbury., and 00. °fa mortification, occafioocd by breaking Ms letabdet monlkfinet, in getting out of a chalk at Highgate Hill • LONDON MARKETS. , —,...a...4.40,.. • CORN EXCHANGE, MARK4.AfTE, NOVEMBER 6. 011111ILAL CUILIII/OCT Allt CMOS". Wheat. 371 48s 6os Per qr. Grey Pees, ar 7ssod Fine Mtn. bas 6ss od . Bans, (old) slls 64.1 44 aye , (neW) 401 451 04 Eade7.39l Os od Tick Dittctssaulls od Ow, to his 33a , Malt, (old) 664 70 od Pallid 'Otto 34s 36' od 1 White Peas, (Boilers) 114 a 134 s Potatoe ditto to 3it 64 Rave seed, 811 ssl. Fine Flour soh to ;pi --SecoPds4sa to SOL PRICE OF HOPS. Sao,. rid res. • Kent 41 ass to sl Iss Kent - sl of to it los Sures all •aos to 51 ss Sae: . 61 oil to sl an Elea 41 tog to 11 ss Farnham ill Its to lot ca PRICE OF HOPS TN TI R BOROUGH MARKET. New Bap sl se to 61 of l Pockets it ins so 61 to ... MUMS OF NAY AND STRAW. St. James's. WSilechapel.. Hay*load 4 ‘4 oso 6 o o ray perioad 4 4to 6 6 Straw t 16 oto a s o Straw 1 16 cos s I Omer 5 to to 6 46 rates Or WAY AND STCIIII/ 111 lIIITIMIBLO. . Hay. - 4(1 tis to 51 151 New Clover of ocs to of coal Clover 51 Os to 61 cos , *rm. 11 to. to el if. SMITHFIELD MARKET, November 6. This day's market was toleribly well (applied with different Wads of cattle. Beef is cheaper than our ha report. Mutton, Pork and Veal are dearer. Lamb fold at laft price, and the trade in general was middling —The fales in the Hay Mark:t were not lively.— Hay, Straw, and Clover, have dropped in price farcemattet. To fink the offal —per Rose of es. Beef 35 od to 48 ad I Veal 3, Ed to se el Mutt= 36 Bd to es Ed Pork es ed to 3$ 44 Lamb es ad to ss od. • SSA° OW CATTLII TESS DAT. Baits, about 780—Sheep and Lambs. 5,640. Calves 13 1 --Pigs 400. NEWOATE and LEADENHALL. November 6. Per Roue of Sib. by ihe tamale. Beet Se ed to 3s 704 I Veal 35 od to Ss od Motto 3$ ad to as al Pork 4s 8d to Se id Lamb 38 lid to 45. Bd. PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each sad to 244 Latt., 6o to 631 b 26d t o 27 d erchants Backs aid to add Dreiring Hides alid to t7id Fine Coaelytildes aBd to tod Crop Hides for Cutting 27d to lad Flat Ordinary aod to Baia Calf Skins, 30 to aolb per !one. ails to 32s Ditto sojo 7oib 36s to aos Ditto 70 I o 801 b s3s to 368 Small Sash (Greenland) per lb. 3s sd ro 38 ed Large ditto ' toas to tdos per dos. Tanned Horfe Hides 28s to 3os each Goat Skins -ms to --s PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market as td Town Tallow 6so od to ...I Clare Market 4s aid Yellow Ruins 66$ od to Whitechapel Market White ditto 621 01 to oos (Pee acme of 4s cid Soap ditto 615 to —s od Melted Stuff so to —• od ifs * Ditto rough slsodto bs Average Price 4$ op Greases gas od Good Dregs 12S to OS Yellow Soap, Boa—Mottkd, pos—Curd, 944 Price of Candles'per dozen, its od—Moulds las od COAL MARKET, November 6. Ships at Mulct Ships fold Price 25 NCISOIRIe Coal Sj 46$ od to 331 od a Stoie Coal a 67. od to cos od a Cinders a 285 61 to oos od COURSE OF EXCHANGE. - - - • Alnfterdain 35 9 g Uf. Cadiz 39f recd. I Genoa 4.51 Do at fight 35 1 Madrid 4o etfed Llfbon 60 Rotterdam it 5 2 Uf. Bilbao 39f eft& ( Oporto 60 liamborgh 34 424 Uf. Leghorn 494 ; Dublin so} Alton. 34 524 Uf Naples 41 I Cork trf Paris t day's date 13 t 8 liv. Venice 52 liv. Piccoli effedive Ditto a UI. 14 1 per £ fleeing DourdesUz ..'24 a Pakrtno, 91'pence per oz. Al.g On the Bank of Holland 55 per Cont. New Dollars o 56 5d TO-MORROW, Sun rife. Sun lets Mona sires 24 minutes after 7. 36 minutes aft er 4. 4 Ullftlattil after IS. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Mortimi 3o abaft ghee I Alterman 5$ elver DIL HODSON'S IMPIIRIAL OIL. WHAT Patimit. who is Coffering under the dir. tit:Ring pain of Chronic Rheumatifm, or the more acute Ingot& of Gout, would not, at any price, gladly parade reme dy to relieve his (offerings ! No remedy has been fo effeCtual as Dr. Hodfon's Imperial Oil, in afording certain cafe, - and alleviat lug pato in there sliltreffing complaints in the (welling of the joints and Signers of the tendons, the bad tired of old (trains, rendered wosfe either by much exertion, or by cold variable ireither—.. This excellent application reduces 'the (welling. and brings the tendons and :necks (oft and pliable ; in one difeafe, the Rickets,. the relaxed yielding condition of the hones is fo wonderfully' changed by the regular ore of the Imperial Oil, that the bopes, though dillorted, pin their Dottrel &ape and figure. In Palry,i Numbliers of Limbs, and Torpor of the Back or Spine, It Pieties a Osier:deft remedy, bfanitnating and reftortng the energy of dit Nerve bold wholefale add retail at Mr. Butla's, N0..4. Cheapfide, eor nit of Paternolter.roW ;Hazartio,nd Binds, atid Crittviell. • Mains and Lynch, Maneheltct ; Ghent's. Liverpool ;•and molt "bookfellers and medicinevenddi in e very country town,itilhottles 'at is. yd. each. " • Till REV. MR. EARCLAY'S PATENT ANTIBILIOUS ! it was a remark of the celebrated Dr. Bohan Author of the Donteftie Medicine, that •vomplaints cif the 'nomads and bowels ire the prevailing melody 'if ibis tiountry, which lay the • foundation of the more foanialabie and fatal dif. safes ; that the perfon who could dikover.fot tbetelici and cure* tale and infallible remedy would performs molt important ravine; to fociety. That difeovery has now been made in the Patent Antibilious Pills of the Rev. William Barclay, the extenfive Pale of which, and the high eftimatioo in which thee defervedlysheld; has confiderably lefkned the number of t h& complaints ; arid bids fairiin a limit time, to be the ratans of entirely eradicating : them. Theft have a quick and life operation, they lei powerfully and fpecifscally on the bilc,and thus remove the numerous diforden "tionniated withit,fsek headaches, flatulence, liver complaints, jaws. See, nervous diforden from indigettion, 'dee. They ire the *id*, 'inhabit faintly Medicine hiiherto offeredao the Public, 'and' the ProPrietorls fupportecl by the molt refpedtable evidence of the lrft eharaders•of the Nubility and others, that they have never, been adminiftered to any perfon without giving certain and Ipetdy . iclitf,'and in the end completing a cure This valuable medicine, having been tiro:dirk!, (math, b morn mended by the following diftinguillsed,Perfunagcs ;-- The/ilex Hon. Vifeount DILLON 'the Lord Bifhop of BATH and WELLS Sir JOHN HONEYWOOD, Bart. M'P: for Honiton •Sir STEPHEN LUSHINOTON. Bart. M.P for Paulo THOMAS ANSON, Efq. M P. Ike Litchilt.ki. .; JAMBS AMYATT, Erg. M.P. (or Sonthatnpton "tt NICHOLSON DALY/MT, FA. M.P. for Hertford EIJMUND BOEHM; Efq. New-ftreet. Spring-gardens THOMAS HAMMERSLBY, Efq. G. W. DICERS, Efq. Private Secretary to the Arekbiasop of Gs terbary • The Rev. Mr. DIMOCK, Librarian to the Arekbilbop CECIL FORRESTER, Erg. M.P: for Wenloe.h • • lkikrwholerale and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Patcenofter-row ;and retail by Mr Kirby, Statfostarcet, Old Bond them; Mr. Stratton. Leiceller•fquart ; and by all re , fpedtable Vendersiu Town and Country. A Caition--Obferre the name of William Barclay it engraved ea the . Balm), *hie/ is affixed on the "etudide wrapper of each I boa ; all not fo gawped are •a dangerous tagootoo. Price ja had sawyer hoe. with ample diredtlons. ''HE Dirpenfarr, No. is, Soha Square, be*ic open to the Poor,los eoatributelk lily to the er 4 SPILSBURY's PATENT AWVIS DROPS bos s Stained. by afetrtaininq its ellen , " al a lactreelne in cafes of dm. Oda, Gast, Itlfearnifelf*, - Itagitioin, ant fieefour Dißafedis. *don on the of the Mina arid intellilits,s l pt all tinge toposiDes *Oka bite, Were "cag 2 o l d bas hft ha died by frequent urn It is recitretticaudon the Pablikagainflpnrelialitiq anflithent kit &de %Ain/ et trial '' , 4ly ,the Mn Pardon" *Ou r bottle, MI of a/teak:ll)4,4W ontfide *rapper; teetethrt. IPA*: King's Duty, printed io black tok: fold in 'bo:tlee of sand. double bottles 101; larger al ss.; duty included. nEVELNO'iVEGETABLEPILL3atetot t e, by experience, to be the heft and molt innoetint altersth e, Purifier:and Sweetener of the Mond; and dhok Who tut rillithag with the Sauey, Scorbutic fireptions,Leprofy, :template * ti ny other Difordersarifing from vitiated Blood ; or thole who batch'. paired their conftitutions by Diffipation, piastre I odaceitlookor Mercurial Medicines, Stolid by ntalneant *nit 4 cold* nf genital! Pflle during the Abteeln. Tilesopitatitin el thh sided* Vegetable Aiterative.l lb pleataat tad faludry es notitoda*** with the avocations of bufinefs or plipfure ; a. 41011 Issoalhog to the animal Jukes, and requires no &erasion or tiltraint in 44 ft Wolves in the Itoniach, blenits With the fbod, 40d wagoa, pervatks'the eirculielneguills,teneredtilig ih ffslidifagt4d - dts4 don from albite of couvalefeettee; is ilitnVk le the Wig highs for' Vegetable Specific, or Rafe, but calve, tutditute 'for din fathomable mineral, Mercury its efficacy eacites the attendee end flarMife tif Medical aka, for WLen ill other inedieineslivelelled, De Veldo's Pills may be relied 'en as a fpreific for all Walk. which ostilnate In an Impure or4Mplsed Rise of the Blood. • Prepared by Mr. 'C. Staples, any cute Proprietbe, and Wig Wholefale and Retail by Shaw /Awards, No, 66, St. Paph aire4ani. M ilk rootwat, l.aadou ;a:Priee µ.6d. and CHALLENOR MESSRSCURRIE and CO. Surges cha m the whole world to-prove a nook Innauce where their divine and method of cure have falicd•of the darted •effern. The pradiee of many years in this particular branCh Of char iirafeek s has not given rife to one unfuccefgpil cafe. They continue to direet th, it ftudies to the treatmentend edit of Venereal Coinpiainta, and that deraegosent rotak, which is the cacique/ice oft& pernicious waneful clots of ilia. bit long mid molt unhappily purfucd by the youths of both lei in the one it will be fouhd to be the unfailing font* Of barruniefs, the Other have itiravagesfaitany devekiped to them by a MOO, Rate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in*, potence. Thefe are its remote and ultimate effete ; while ma fumprions, legs of mufeuhr power,and various nervous complain; ;Ovally charadterife the earner (ages of this folitary vic.e.'ol per. fins lanstiaing under the difortiers incident to fuel a Ilk elisir ere:calends fimple,and has never proved ueuocefsful Lathe cootie of a long, laborious, and much extended pradtice. In the goon obitinate and complicated cafes of Venereal In fedlion,fuch u ob. ftrudtions in the Urethra, Spungy Exerefeenteg, Hard Towers, Qantas, Ulcers, Eruptions, Seminal Weaknefs, Gleets, '&e. &t which have hitherto lialnedthe still of the general prwititioner o bleffrg. Currie and Co. arenow enabled radically to cure by a neve, Pale, and expeditious mode of practice, fuperfor to any other yet adopted. They May Ke confulted by either Sex with qicateateit delicacy, feereey and honour, at their 'Douce, Nc. toy, Hatton lkir. den. Patients in the country are requeitcd to flats the partinebes of their cafe, their age, and general mode of .1 -iviliff• 14 tIcre• paid, encloOng a bank n o te, will b e d u ly anfwered rand the leo , fay advice and medicines given or fent to any part of the klagdem TO DR. SOLOMON, LIVER POOL. SUFFOLK—Copy of a Letter from Mr. J.-f)inglg, Boatfaet and Stationer,•Bury St. Edmund's, Sta. Bury, Sept. r, A PERSON who had feveral times fent fora Una. 6i Donk Of your Cordial Balm of Gilead, lateirlia= me fora bottle - and itiforrnethate that It brad done hat?* ful deal of good—be had been-gradually declining for a hag thus —had [pent a great deal of money for advice, and twind•Nebenelit —be paid one Surgeon t6l. another 61. but all to'imptirisfe At the time he fent for the fiat bet& of your CorellalSalos of Mead Dc could not walk semis the houfe without the affdlance of time one totelphlie—zlndeed be was Retch* w•rfe daily—he boa nit taken the Gilead but a few Jays, agreeable to the &taker, Whew he found himfelf much better. He continues taking it at this ti.ms and from his appearance likely to do well Yuu have the quit's wither to do what you plea& with the abOviitattinellt, Whirit is literally•as lie told it me. 1 aikt,Sir, Your obedient 'fervent. J. DIBOLL The Cordial Balm of Gilead may be had of every l'apygitip Medicine Yoder in the United Kingdom. There ire alto family bottles, containingthe qpantity of .lord the sea 6d. ones, f.or ;Os. by sehithip are ferdd. Thofe who 'win" to have the Medicine imnsediately fmm tin Dakar. by fending the money for any quantity they think proper, will have them fent by fuck carrier as they Ball appoint. Pak office orders for any fum may be fent by pelt. and the balance Will be returned in the box, or orders with calla bullied will be duty attended to. Noy s.—ftaeh bride has a governntent amp, with the name " SamL Solomon, Liverpool," engraved thereon, to imitate wid4 is felony. ?roper direetions for rftry cafe, to Etlibid perfons to tuft th*ht• hires, is•sficas wit► each bottle, Fite . halls guinea. WHEN Profeffional Men of r.Oucatinn and fie. frollbility deviate from the general Sillemly the felt:dim of a paiiieular branch: the lane:don of long continued (idea Ii the beft criteriOd of faperiority. Mimeo years have I devoted my podia to the exclufive ow& meat of Three Wonders, and the hccdiful reit& of my plangivip ma addidooal ardour to typo& wa far as I am able, the ravages of thole CoMpLilnts which arc the oft important is the CatalOgac of Maths Infirmities. Aker • ioltAtioo Into every Snub, as an Army ihngeoth I fethood a with at an catty period of 'Make to Tereus individuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous prtitancy of general Pra6Utioners. Three Difbcden, to the of wakh I have devoted my 'unladen, comptife every (peeks of VENEREAL INFECTION, mkesher of a recent or long duration; say, all !Inds of debility, whether arlfing from the habits of fool boys, or the loduigeoees of mane age ; Wily, that derangement. of the fyfteca In wo men whiiit Is cilled BARRENNESS, or STMILITY. • Ihniertitis'ailiaki ire the rdult of ignorente: or . baße is the trunlemacers Inside 'Gonorrhea ; and k not vahlquendy W pan that the Ands of Life are pawed by tbe Maimed= ap =guarded hour By a foperior method CFA Coniglainta are esy mid; asid, - even Where others have tailed, I tiult that f inif:pk• /MU tnetkr a tridical reeßabilthmehe PON, wiener, are the call* of complicated dlitrthin this ai• irder b ampted With the calaisitois btdationi amen, who. flop an indulgenpe in a folkary vice, or the prevalent micties of s ' fathlosalle life. acquire that Ewe of dainty, which is the, Ma. 'Vadat:: confequence of fuck pernicious hibits. Where the inhappy Whim Wadi over • his eddy, Otiltfibile fully conceals his stishmuoe, • it maybe feme eonfaarldbianil to know, that ;although ft be an obtedi of doubt or ~ with other prsaltioners, the removal of thek gradual progrek of renovathin," is ilk aragnitencitt i o dcfi tl e y s , me. V the of leech= or Venus bale bilgtitb reduce ay r kaki= Amer. much anxiety will be prevented by soldarketioet of this languid date; and in thck cafes! o vox dfatdsa li ar. The fancy which Is fo effential to,my undertaking Pi e qualibeadons ink* I have pre:Austad to 'data, form thi of My peetekbona,"lnd In ooincldenetWith fuels 'this . Indbiftliii la ghat. that Mr. BM may be eionfaitod perbnally, or hy•Losiete (locking a (man Note), at his hook, No. sn, Arundel-Ikea. &nod, near Temple-Ear. MARRIED WOMEN, who hive long been difispOloted .n -their expeantions of a family, May be allied, tbitlis Riff 111 llamas, inch defeat ire curable by Medical Ed& ' ' There is an additional Entrance in Water limner • and this name is on both the doors. MARTIN IL, • 'Member of the Royal College of Sti= in . _. • 'A Cstrilon.-5,300c p e rf orm , oko wa y - t a rt tb .-, cp 't o be PAIIIMEII OP TIC ROT•L Cot tadc,bavinerfor feveraintentbs part copied my Advertifemeota alinca wont he word, and inferred them as their own produalons, it is my duty to menthe" that thole Pah= are vse Members of any College in London. Edin burgh, or elfewhere ; nor have they my right to pradUte sir ely il3.Looden. N IL A Lift of the Members is publilhed at tie lioufe or the, Cane lo Linem's Inn•belds, which may be referred to. LONDON sPrloted sod publttbed LEVEL ICINT,( 4it terbury-Phce, Lambeth) at the SrAa-Oiraiia, Wo. greet. Padded alto at the troa-Otretai Taispkught ~ , r. .