Star. — London, England, 1807-05-12 00:00:00

TO THE EDHOR OF THE STAR. Sir-I fervently troll that after having undergone the torture, ordinary and extraordinary, as related in your paper of the 6th inftant, poor Hales, the • foldier under lenience of death, in Jerfey, may be come the objet of his Majetly's extended mercy. It is about eight years fince I vifited that plea(ant ifland, where a permanent gallows is ereled, and moft hofpitably preferved for the ufe and accommo• dation of the Garr ifon : the matter of the ceremonies at that time was a Frenchman, who performed with much feeming fatisfaaion upon his Englifh fubjeas, and if PROVIDENCE has fpared him in his dignified fituation to this prefent moment, the above innance would evince him to have attained to an enviable degree of refinement in his profeffion. The old provincial laws of thole iflands, though no doubt the refult of profound wifdom, and tem pered with mercy in the execution, contain however in the flighier degrees of punifhment fume circum fiances at lean unufual to the fight, and the feelings of Englifhmen. Thus it was my lot to behold the ears of a foldier cut off dole to his head, in a very neat and workmanlike manner, in the public market place—" La tete lien colfei," in a:bran new regimental foraging cap, provided exprefsly to add folemnity and effea to the nccalion, by order of the Miniflers of Juflice, his officers having removed the one ori ginally belonging to the culprit, to preferve if poffi ble unwounded the efprit de eorps of their men. Would it be an infringement upon the liberties of the Mane!, or would it not give mutual fatisfaaion to the garrifon and inhabitants, either to have an ac• cufed foldier tried and punifhed by Court Martial there, or fent to Winchefter or Southampton to take his chance before a Blitifh Judge and Jury ? MILES. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. STATI OF THB ODDS AT THB BETTING ROOM, MAT 7, FOR DERBY: 3 to T agft Ld Egremont's ch e by Johanna—ai.to t agft Met eian—s tot agft Job Tkornberry-6 tot agft Mr. Witfon's colt --to to t agft Truntpator—l3 to t agft Pioneer-3o to t agft Chzife and One. FOR OARS : 4to t agft Pearl-6 tot agft Lau —64 tot let fitter to Cartel -9 to t agft Brreis-9 tot agft Mr Kellermann's Whifkey Tilley--to tot aft I,d Derby's 611ey.TO [Ol aZft Ld Egremones f out of Hannibaes dam-13 tot agft Frances. CHEWER RACES, MONDAY, MAY 4. A Malden Plate, value scL the heft of three four-mile Hemp. Mr. Boltby's eh f by Waxy, 3 yrs t Lord Grofvenor's br gby Sir Peter, s yrs 1 1 A Match for tour each, It ft _ _ Mr. Brooke's h f by Beningbro', 5 yrs 0.• Mr. Egerton's b c Oulton, by Beningbro, 3 Tl 2 2 TUESDAY, A Sweepflakes of rms. each p p fir FL Mainwaring's b e Phlebotomill, 3 yrs IMO 1 Mr. F. R. Price's b m Farce, 5 yrs —2, Mr. Hodgfon's b f by Mooreoek, 4 yrs 3 Lord Grofyenor's b f by Sir Peter, 3 yrs 4 Mr. Robinfon's b e by Harnbletonian, 3 yrs . s The Earl of Cbelter's Plate, of tongs. One heat of three times round the Conan. Sir W. W. Wynne's be by Meteor, 4 yrs a Duke of Leeds b c by Sir Peter, 4 yrs s Mr. Bettifon's br hby Sir. Peter, aged 3 Mr. Hodgfon's h f by Moorcock, 4 yrs .-- 4 Mr. Acker's gr e Atlas, 4 yrs 5 Fifty Pounds, the gift of T. Grofvcnor and R. E. D. Grofvenor, Efqrs. The heft of three two-mile Heat.. Sir W.W.Wynne's be by Meteor, 4 yrs I I "*- -- - - -of Arc, s s Mr. Smith's gr. 1. Joan , 4 yrs en Wednefder, May 6, the City Plate of srl. for 3 olds, a feather, 4 yr olds. 7ft 41h ; 5 yr olds, Bft 4lb ; 6 yr olds, 911 ; and aged, oft 41b; Mares allowed 31b.—Four mile Heats. Mr. Clifton's b m jofephine, 6 yrs Mr. Mafon's gr Trafalgar, S yrs 1 1 2 2 G3ODWOOD RACFS. On Wednefday, May 7, Hunter'. Plate of soL-12ft each..—Two Miles. Mr. Gage's Comet Mr. Rufb's b h by St. George A Sweepftakes of Sg4 each, with tegs added, for 4 yrs olds roil ylb; s yr olds, z ift 71b; 6 yr olds, s aft ; and aged, raft alh.— A winner of any Plate slb extra.—Two Miles..-Zight Sub fe ribers. Mr. Dickens's Watery, by Waxy g General Crofbie's Ctrur de Liun S The Goodwood Club Plate. a Subfeription of togs. each, 1A.... - Two-mile Heats.—Seven bsbfcribers.—Rode by Members of the Club. Mr C. H. Bouverie, named Mirror, 6 yrs Duke of Richmond's gr h Yon know Mc Sir C M. Burrell's eh g Rinaldo, aged ..- Mr. W. Burrell's (billdriver, aged Thurfday 7th, Hunter's Plate of sot. nit —Two-mile Heats. blr Gage's hr g Pie Nic 1 I General Crofbie's gr g Magpie. aged 4... 1 dr. The Ladies' Piste of fogs.—King's Plate Weights—Two-mile I I 4 2 3 . 3 4 Heats. Lord Egremont's Brother to Cardinal Beaufort, 491's z I Mr. Fellows's c. by Dragon, 4yrs a I Mr. Chink's Cleve, s yrs 3 3 A Sweepflakes ofsgs each for ayr olds, loft 7lb; molds, t t lt 716; Ayr olds, s ail; and aged, tof alb. Winners of sot. to carry slb extra —Two miles.—tt Subfcribers.Rode by Gentlemen. Mr. Dickens's Watery Duke of Riclnond'.l;re by the Barb, ors Sir C. M. Burrell's Rinaldo 2 - 3 Wednefday the driver of a cart belonging to Mr. Pettit, fcavenge►, of Shmedi!ch, was thrown down, hen one of the wheels went over his body, and fo much injured him, that he was taken to the hofpital i:hout hopes of recovery. - - - - - On To •Iday, as the fervant of Mr. Bromer, of Crotched friars, was palling down the Clone Reps at the end of London-ftreet, the fell back, and her bead was dallied with fuch force on one of the Reps, as to frafture her Null. A terrible difafter befel a poor lad at a colliery, in the neighbourhood of Swainet Moor Edge, near ' Halifax, on Saturday fe'nnight. James Scott, aged 14 4 had no !boner afcended to the mouth of the pit, than perceiving that the bankfman had quitted his ftatimi, and that an ungovernable horfe at the gin was lest to the management of a child, he vehemently cried out " I (hall be killed l" which exclamation was fcarcely uttered before it was verified ; for im mediately his head was nearly fevered from his body spina the top of the machinery, and his limbs, with a percullion that would have defrayed a giant were l an broken. To complete the awful fcene, his mangled (and almo( lifelefs) body was lIS yards in dethprecipitated to the bottom of the pits p Rona Ac4Drmr. EXHIBITION 047. 199. Portrait cf . Sir. Samud HOPPIIER, R. A.—A very corral iikenefs of this gallant officer, but the figure does not well projed from the back ground, which is painted in a cold slovenly mariner, that the artift appears to think calculated to give effect to the colouring of the principal (Ned. When a pielorial critic of high anthority•ohferred, that a. hack wound fhonld partake of the whole contents of the painter's pallet, he could not mean that the refufe of it fhould be fkumbled in with a pound br ufh ! 266. 4ilelrofi Abbey, acc.•••-j. WARD. —This is a highly meritorious landfcape, but of a quite different charaler as a work (.1 art from the preceding, inaf much as it is a.laboured difplay of fcholaßic know ' ledge. We do not charge Mr. Ward with not having given a faithful delineation of the varied and rich fcenery that furround -Melrofs Abbey, but we object to the excciti 41 of the work as too fludied an imita tion of the ftyle of the old matters. Wifhing to be thought no longer the pupil of MoRLAND, this afpi ring artift feems inclined to play truant with Dame Nature herfolf, in whole fchool honeft George was certainly a very able ffier, to fay no more or him. 257. Kelfo, from tie South well, W. WIL landfcape is placed in a rather oblcure fituation in the Anti-Room, but its general merits are fuch as to command notice, not by difplaying any of thole me retricious ar is to which many of the leading Painters of the day have unnecell'ary recourfe, but as exhibiting effects reflected from theclear fpeculum of Nature. The • fcenery of the place may indeed be pronounced more ,fafidiouflycorrect than pictorial licence requires, but it , is not op this account deftitute of graces, which, like thole in mutit judicioufly thrown in, are made to im , provethecompofition withoutdifguifing a fingleorigi. nal feature. The execution of the water, which is made inftrumental in diffufing a warm breadth of light, is particular!! deferving of commendation. 'I his pie. Lure is alto the produdion of a Caledonian artift. 333. Duncan's Horfis (bride Macbeth.)—S. GILPIN ) R. A.—This is one of the fait produdions of this la mented artift which we can expect to fee exhibited on the walls of the Royal Academy. It rnanifells all that grandeur of defign for which his pictures have obtained loch celebrity, but it has the appearance of having been left in an unfinifhed Rate. Black and white predominate too powerfully. LZTV INTELLIGEWCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY ir. ADVERTISING MONEYLENDERS. This was the laft day of Term, and the only thing worth reporting was a motion made by Mr. GARROW, to let afide the Judgment obtained under a Warrant of Attorney, and to flay the levy in the hands of the Sheriff. It was a cafe wherein a lady of the name of Bette) , Bell was the Plaintiff, Mr. Gattaow, on behalf of the Defendant, moved for a Rule to fet afide the judgment agairift his client, and a3fo to flay the money levied under execution in the hands of the Sheriff. The Learned Counfel faid, that this, was one of the caks in which fome of the praftices of the advertifing moneylenders were particularly con• fpicuous. The Defendant being fomewhat embar rafted in his circumfiances, and in need of tome tern porary afliflance, unfortunately met with one of thefe moneylending advertifements, in a daily paper ; he applied to .he place where it referred to, and there found the bufinefs was entirely tranfaCted by ladies : there was the lady clerk, the lady bookkeeper, the lady money lender,&c. It appeared from the affidavits, that a tradefman in the City, wilhing to obtain a temporary (*apply of money, and being lured by the terms held out in the public advertifement, repaired to a houfe in the neighbourhood'of Cavendifh-fquare, where he hoped to obtain an accommodation on advantageous terins. He was introduced to a lady, who propofed that he fhould draw bills, and the would get them negotiated. He was, howeser, to take, as part of the aatfide►ation, a capital hunter, a both that had hunted with the King's ]rounds, and that the fon of the Archbifhop of York had offered 150 guineas for it; but it should be put in, as a great favour, at 120 guineas. The party contented, the bills were drawn, and as a collateral fecurity, he gave a Warrant of Attorney, confefling Judgment to the amount of the fum to be railed. When the hunter came home, faid the Learned Counfel, the outfide and infide value of him, ditpufing of his bones to make ivory black, his hide to the currier, and his fells for the dogs, was not more than 31. the very fame animal the fon of the Archbifhop was reprefented as having offered 150 guineas for. But the whole was a dehilion, and the tradefman prefently found himfelf fwindled. He would have gladly funained a lots of 301. or 401. to have got his bills back again, but that was refuted. The firft bill became due and it was paid ; the fe cond was diffionoured, and the Money Lender, on advantageous terms, entered up Judgment on the Warrant of Attorney. It was therefore to fet afkle that Judgment, and to flay proceedings, that the ' prefent motion was ma de. The Court granted a Rule to Phew caufe. A melancholy event happened on Sunday fen night, at Chedgrave, in Norfolk :—William Mofs, a young man relident in Chedgrave, paid his AdrefTes to a young woman in the fame place, named Crifp ; her mother, however, it teems, refufed her confent to their being married. On the day above mentioned, Mors, who is a Member of the Loddon Volunteers, attended the parade of that corps on Seething Green, at which Ann Crifp and her mother were alfo prefent. During the parade another young man came up to them, and folicited and received the mother's permit- lion to have her daughter. This loon reached the ears of Mofs, and he was heard to exclaim to Ann Crifp, " If I, am not to have you, nobody elfe (hall." This expreffion palled unheeded ; hut it was the pre. lade to the defperate a& which this unhappy y , oth foon after committed; for when the curdle was over, and the young woman and her mother were on their return home, Mofs watched.his opportunity, and Itabbed them both in their bodies with hi.bayonet.— He then ran into his father's bottle, near which the deed was perpetrated, and hatching a knife out of his father's hand, cut his own throat, but not mortally ; he has fince been committed.to the Cattle. We are happy to learn, that the wounds of the two unfottu - I sate women are not likely to prove mortal. LONDON MARKETS. .—.....--- RE MEN of WHEAT ill Mark-laue, lacbaing only front tilt. -- 27th of April to the ad of May.Totel /490 quarters Average 7as 33.—05. ad- higher than lall. return. A RETURN OF FLOUR., From the astb of April to the 14 of May. Total-13,699 tacks—Avenge 64 1 . 5 til• os old. higher than lift return. RITORN PRIGILPF GRAIN ON BOARD SNIP •S UNDall: Wheat 50s 6os yos Boilers 78s 84s od Fine 74s 785 Suffolk. to 86s od Superfine Bos 83s Grey Peas 3 8 s 44$ od Fine Eircx White, &c. —s 85. Fine New to 48 5 Ry e , 36. 435 Beans, 381 47 5 Barley 28s 38s od Tick Beans, 3 0 1 en od Malt boa 69s Oats sas 26s 315 White Peas sot 68s Polands 325 --no od Rape Seed 281 .to 311. per laft —.Fine Flour 6os to 655. per Sack. SMITHWLD MARKET, May as. To fi nk e offal...per ftone of 81b. Beef es 4d to ss 6d I Veal • pcdto6s 6d Mutton 55 od to 5s 6d Pork es 8d to 65 od Lamb 7s od to 85 od. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, May ix. Per Rone of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef 31 83 to es 8d I Veal 45 46 to 6s od Mutton 4s .44 to 4s sod Pork 41 84 to 61 od Lamb 6s od to 75. ed. uses or UAT AkD STRAW IN 51111 IIFIRLD. Hay, - 31 LOS CO SI SS I ClOver 41 os CO SI toe Row en ol os to ol os Straw, el ifis to 31 bs PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 51 os to 61 os I Pockets 51 is CO 71 os COAL MARKET, May It. Ships at Market Ships fold Price at Newcaftle Coal at 43s 64 to 485 od a Sunderland a 41* 36 to —s od I Stone Coal - i ifs od to —5 SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, MAY 9 CARGORS SOLD, and PRICK s y, Monday, Wednekl. Fr id a NEWCASTLE COAL. May 4. May 6. May 8. Benton Long . 31463 1 4 6 6 Biggs Main - 1 47 9 3 47 9 1 Bryan's Main - 1 44 9 1 44 3 Croft's Main - 1144 3 1 44 0 Milton - 1 45 3 Heaton Main . a I 1 49 9 49 0 50 0 49 0 Hebbam Main - 4 8 3 48 6 49 ch 47 3 Kenton Main Murton Main Townley Main Walbottle Moot 43 0 Walker Waifs End . I • 3 44 0 47 0 49 0 0 6 47 0 49 6 So 0 0 0 48 6 48 o 4s 6 48 6 48 o 45 9 • a CHINO'S PATIINT WORM Ld2RWOR 4 3, 1,1, 0 Parents, Guardians, and Otherb who have the - 1 - care of Children, this valuable triedititie cannot be too ftronety recommended. Worms arc a difeafe few children efcapc. • TE ce deftroy the appetite, weaken the organs of digestion, produce p a i r , in the ftomach and bowels, deprive the body of its nouriihment, occaboa emaciation and palcncfs, flop the progrefs of gro►rth, and are the caufe of the molt alarming convulfions, which too oftea terminate in death. Nor are their teats 1-fa revere on grown per. fors: by ulcerating the ftomach and bowels, they arc ofun the caufe of lingering complaints, which prove fatal at Lift, and (stied the patient to the molt excruciating So of agony and dißreff. to childhood, every direafe.with which a child is audited is ago high ly ciafperited by them. The certainty and fafety both of their prevention and cure, by the above medicine, is fo fully eftablinted to the fatisfaaion of the Public, by the tett intony of the firft and leaulng chimaera of the Nobility, and of others of It'zh re• fpedtability, , who have witne fled its remarkable areas in their own families, that it is only neccffiry to °Verve, this is the period of the karma sato fuch a medicine ought to be given to children and others, to prevent any attack of this complaint. Sold whole:talc and retail, at Ching and Butler's,No.e.CheapEtk, Corner of Paternofter-row ; and retail, by molt country vender s , in bores, at as. 9d and Si. 6d. DR. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SAME THE Value of this infallible Medicine has betiV long pro: ed, that nothing of the prefent day can hareem. petition with it, in all the different Rages of a certain Difeafevetadt it effedually curet, and eradicates from the habl;, without retina; the painful feeling% and eipofure that attends Salivation, witho u t debilitating the Conftitution in any degree, or even inquiring ter. flnement from Bufinefs, or reftridtion in Diet. The radical virtues of thefe locftimable Drops have proved their claim to public appro. bation for mew than thirty years. 1p all the Debility of btah Sexes they prove a never failing restorative, whether the Debility is pro . duced by too free ufe of Mercury, by ilEeit plcafures, or the droll of a warm climate to Travellers and thole going abroad. Thej cannot be recommended too itronglyto chofe who pill receive fafe, fpeedy, and complete Core, in all 614 aubbom Gleets, and every weaknefs that affeas the Bladder and Organs of Urine. By iteefficaty many Women have become Mothers, who for years had been deprived of that bappinefe. Sold wholefak and retail at Mr. Butler's, N 0.4, Cheapfide, car. ner of Patcroofter.row ; and retail by &lam, Portfolouth ; Wd. ton, Ponies ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth ; Peck, Hull ; Dublin; Macdonald, Glafgow, , Smith and Mettdenon, kdise burgh ; and by molt Country Medicine Vender., in bottles at as. 9d. each, with ample,dyiedtions. REACIVATED lik.AL IT has been too frequently the lubjeet of jnft and general reprobation, that men dellitute of the elements d the medical art, have offered thentfelva as candidates for pub* patronage in the profeffion of phyfie. For the purpofe of doing juftice to the refult of our (iodia arid experience, and to prevent' us from being claffed amongahofe empiric' whore imputh.at pre tenfions have, unfortunately for friday, been too favourably re ceived, we beg leave to (*ohmic to the liberal and enlightened a faithful ftatetnent of our patine and acquirements. After having' received a regular medical education as the pupils of Marrs Grier. dal and Wizard, whole lcdtures and practice we carefully atten ded, as protelfors and furgeons of the London Hofpital, we entered ourfelves as Rodents in that juftly celebrated fehool for me kat acquirement. the Royal College of EdinbUrgh, and were iuttroc ted in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and pradtice of Phyfic, Chemiftry, Midwitery. Botany, &c. Ike. by thole eminent profeffors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton Duncan and Rtitherford. We truft we Mill not be deemed pre fumptuous in raying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconfidcrable• Having for along feria of years made venereal complaints, and the various difeafes of DEBILIIY, the particular oiled of our Itudies and pradtice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired fuperior knowledge of their treatment and cure. In flight and recent cafes of iufedtion, a perfect re. eftablifhment is completed in the Cron period of two days; and, in thole of the unnoft inveteracy, whese ether peadlitioners have failed of fucccfs, a proper perfeverance in our plan of treatment, enfures to the patient a fare and radical cure. Amidft the melancholy variety of diforders which are the effeili of a habit long and molt unhappily purfued by toe youth of be* Sexes, there are none more alarming or more diltreffing than theN deficiencies and debilities -eh frequently prevent ori embitter the matrimonial Rate. perfons it mull be a confoling r e . fledtion to know that t h e now, by a new and infallible mole of treatment, be reftored that greateft of all human bleffings, a ftrong, manly, and vigorous coollitutioa. In all cafes of &bilk?, from whatever eaufe arifing. as well as in every fpecies of yersa real infeetion, we may be cosifelted by patients of either fez with the greateft fecrecy and honour. Hours of confultation at mama from ten to three, and from fix in the evening till ten at night. Patients in the country are requefted to Rate the particulars of their cafe, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c inclofing a remittance fol advice and medicines, when the fame will begins or fent to any part of the kingdom. To enfure that fecrecy fo ef fential to our undertaking, the pottage of letters may be added to the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, November a 6, ;806. No. roj, Hatton Garden. N. B. Mars. CURRIE and Co. have certificates from the above refpedtable Profeffors of London and Edinburgh, of the diligence, Mil, and humanity with which they performed the duties akned them during the time they attended their Laftures and Pradice. XTHEN Profeffional Men of Education and Re • fponfibilfty deviate from the general Syne* by the felettlios of a particular branch, the fandtion of long continued (macs is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my pradlice to the exelsfive treat. 'went of Three Diforders, and the fuccefsful rrfult of my plait give me additional ardour to (viare, as far as I ant al•le, the ravages d thole Complaints which are the molt important in the Catalogs of Homan Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Suwon, I formed a wilt at an early period of practice to rektor individuni from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. 1 he Three Diforders, to the cure of which !have devoted my attention, comprife every fperies of VENEREAL I NEEC nos , whether of a recent or long duration ; 2,ily, all kinds of debility, whether miring from the habits of fchool boys, or the indulgences of mature age ; and,lanly, that derangement of the (Otto:linga men which is called BARRENNESS, or STERILITY. • Numerous Difcafcs are the refute of ignorance, or halte in the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhoea ; and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifuned by the indifcrctiun of ss unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuels Complaints arc enroll cured; and, even where others have failed, I truft that (may pm° fume to offer a radical re-ellahliniment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs le this dit order, compared with the calamitous fituatioos of men, who, from an indulgence in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of 1 faihionaWe life, acquire that ftate of debility, which is the our .voillaWeconfequence of (itch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery, but cam fully conceals his misfortune, it may be lonic confolation foe hie to know, that although it be an objedt of doubt or interment/ with other peadkionens, the removal of thefe deficiencies by the ' gradual progreft of renovati n, is the acquirement of my aril ence If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly ivigour, much anxiety will he prevented by an early counterstato of this languid Efate; and in thefe cafes no great difficulty will mese But where this deficiency Ins fur years exilted, a proper Poi' verance is indifpenfably requifite to raviee the numbering (pato of life, and to re-animate the conftitte ion. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed di their expedlations of a family, may i it nr iirrd, that in moil It fiances, Inch defetts arc curable by Medical f.cill. The fecrecy which is fo eifentsal to my undertaking. vd ihr qralificadons which I have prefurned to state, form the 1 " 61 my pretenfions, and in coincidence with fuck this intimations given, that Mr. Bree tray be confulted ptrfonally , or by ittl (inelofing a (mall Note), at his bottle., Vo. 29, Arundel -fired , Strand, near Temple-Bar. CT There is an additional Entrance In Water lima adPi tli l' and the name is on both the doors. MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in lamilolt A CAUTION.—Some PCTiOni, who falLly anal t herrifeion tc be b laments OF TAR Rona t. Cott-tor, having for fevers' month pelt. copied my Advertifementsalasoft word for word. and infertr 6 them as their own produdions, it is my duty to mention , tr . thole Perfons are was Members of any Colie,te in London. E-06 burgh, or elfewhere ; nor have they any right to rradice Sorel in London. Co l'i llege . B In A Li L t i rco o l f ea t - il l e no M E em id hcri ds.va i hi s LONDON: Printed and publiicd 14 Ir.EVII: KENT, (of Cal i * terbury Place, Llmhetb) at the S re a Orrice No. r# Carey times Publiffied alio at the STAR UfFICS, ItialFle B ar ' c p:b n l l i n fhed y bc a i t e t f l e i r e r Houle of at 4, ,c-, r Temple's Wall's End - WiHinton • Wylam Moor - li Killingsvotth • 1 South lichburn • _ Cowpen Mr'n I - Hartley - SUNDERLAND COAL. Bourn Moor A I Prinunk Main • Rediory - I Ships ......... 16 4S 0 4 6 o 44 9 43 0 4S 0 4g3 46 0 45 9 44 9 45 6 A perfon, aged 63, had a (mall Scrophulous Ul• ceration in her hand, giving her much pain ; it then broke ont in her wrilt, both her thoulders, and her knee, each Ulceration difcharging much, and not dif pofed to heal ; it then affeaed her right elbow ; and thefe ulcerations, with a difpofition to general debi lity, thefuffered for twelve years. Her knee wa.healed in the Wurcefier Infirmary, and the experienced forme benefit while a patient for a Stott time in St. Bartholo. mew's Hofpital, where the made application for the lbenefit of SPILSIVILT'S PATIN? ANTISCOIIitITIC Dior 1, at the Difpenfatory, No. 15, Soholquar , , London. By the application of the Drops for lix months, her ulcers gradually healed, the regained her firength and appetite. It is now a twelvemonth, and the remains perfettly well. Any information of the above fad may be obtained at No. 9, Duke's Court, Drury Lane. London. DIVIDENDS. May 25. John George Williams, late of Winchefter ftreet, Lon don, but now of Martha (tract, London road, Surrey, mer chant; at ten, at Guildhall . May a 6. James Irwin, of Wood Area; London, warehonfeman, at ten, at Guildhall. May a 6. Richard Connie% of Briftol, hooper, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, BriftoL May 26. Richard Counfell, of Briftol, hopper, at eleven, at the Rummer tavern,lßriftol. May a 6. John Alfrey the younger, of Carihalton, Surrey, Surrey, carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall, I.ondon. May i 6. Job Townfend, of Barußey, Yorldhire, grocer, at tea, at Guildhall, London. May 26. William Beatfon and John Beatfon, of St. Mary-at. Hill, London, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. May 26. James Cowburn, of Prefton, Lancathire, calico mann nufadturer, at eleven, at the White Horfe Inn, Prefton. May 27. William Hornby, late of Gainfburgh, Lincolo(hlre, Erg. and Sir Jofeph Efdaile, late of Marden Mb, Effex, bankers, at aleven, at the White Hart Inn, Gaintburgh. May aB. John Steane, of Newport, lite of Wight, Hants, liquor kinerchant, at two, at the Bugle inn, Newport. May 28. William Simms, of Birmingham, gilt toy maker, at eleven, at the Shakfpeare tavern, New - ft reet, Birmingham. May 29:Thomas Harvey, of Newport, Iflc of Wight, Hants, iron monger, at tenet the Sun inn, Newport. May 29. Edward Cheverton, of Newport, Hie of Wight, Hants, woollen draper, at twelve, at the Sun inn, Newport. May 29. John King, late of Yarmouth, lilt of Wrgbt, Hants. mil ler and mealman, at two, at the Sun inn, Newport. May 29. 'Haan - as Hawkes, late of Dudley, Worccfteriblre, iron mailer, at eleven. at the Dudley Arms, Dudley. May 3n. William Wlifone and John Wilfone, of Bafinghall-ftreet London, woollen drapers, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 30. William Cook, of Cannon-ftreet Read, Mkldlefes, ma ' river, dealer and Chapman, at one, at Guildhall. May 3o William Younghdband, of Colchefter, Ere:, draper, at 'tic, at Guildhall, London. ray 30. Edward Waterworth, of Newport, Me of Wight, Hants, (tattooer and bookfeller, at ten, at-the Sun Inn, Newport. lay 3n. Richard Plumer Fuller, of Guildford, Surrey, ironmon ger, at one, at Guildhall, London. lay 30. Dunean Macdonald, of Threadneedle-ftreet, London, merchant and bofier, at ten, at GuildhalL BIRTH. Tuefday laR, to Crofvenor-fquare, Lady Anne Afhley Cooper, of a (on. MARRIEI Thurfday, at St. George's, Hanover• [spare, the Rev. T. Scutt, of Brighton. to Mill M. White, youngeft daughter of jojcph White, Efq. of Chethire. At St. Finn Barry, Cork, F. Calvert, Efq. of I.ordoo, to Mifs Weft, daughter of Mr. W. Weft, bookfeller, Cattk•Rrcet, Cork DIED. Tucfday laft, at his houfe at Perham, near Rotherham, Gneercly regretted, Jonathan Walker, Efq. one of his Majelty's Jolliest of the Peace for the Weft Riding of the County of York. On Thurfday morning laft, at Whichelfea, in Sufftx, aged 83 years, Thomas Marten, Efq. Deputy Mayor, and the eldeft Free. man of that Corporation. On the 11 5 .4 h ult. at Schwerin; in Meeklenborgh.the Hon. Fran • ces Clifford, chick lifter of the pre fent Lord Clifford: At Edinburgh, on l'uefday the sift of Apra, Lady Maxwell,. Fella of Sir William Maxwell of Monteith, But. and mother of her Grace the Duchefs of Gordon. 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