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E.YIRAORDINART CHARACTERS. JO3Erlf CAPPER, ESQ., On ThtirGlay fennir,ht, at half pan twelve o'clock, died Joskvu Carr es, lA. many ycirs an inmate at the Horns, Kennington. Mrs Gentleman Was. perhaps, the 'mall eccentric charaaer fince the celebrated ELwes. He was born in Chethite, of humble parenti ; his family be ing numerous, he came to London :it ail early age (as he tiled to fay) to thilt for himfelLand washonnd apprentice to a grocer. Mr. Carves faun manifelled grtat quicknels and indullry, and moVed a moll va luable herr ant to his mallet'. It was one of the chief boafms of his life, that he had gained the confidence or his employer, and never betrayed it. Being of an entermiling fpirit, Mr. CAPPER COnt• menced hufinefs as loon abbe: was nut of his appren ticefhip, in the neighbourhood of Rofcmary-lane.— His old mailer was his only friend, and recommend. ed him fit lit °nal)? to the dealers in his Fine, that cre dit to a vet y large amount WAS given to him. In pro portion as he became fucceGful, he embarked in va rides fpeCulations, hot in none was to fortunate as in the funds. He at length amaifed a fun tufficient to enable him to decline all trainers whatever. Mr. Ca rri a having now 101 l his old mailer, was refolved to lead a fedentarY life. Thie belt fuited his difyinfition ; for although he poffeffed many amiable qualities, ) et he was the moll tyrannical and over beating man living, and never teemed fo happy as when placed by the tide of a churlifls companioe. For feveral days he walked about the vicinity of London, fearching for lodgings, without being able to pleafe hinifelf. Being one Jay much fatigued, he called at the Hunts. at Kennington, took a chop and (pent the day, and anted fur a bed in his ulna! blunt man nef, when he wars ant wered in the fame L41110;111 flyle by the landlord, that be &nth! not have one. Mr. Cameo was mil-dyed to flop, if he could, all his life, ttlplague the graudirc felleav, and refuted to retire.— .After Tome altercat nisi, however, he was accomodat ed With •a bed, and never flept out of it for twenty five years. Daring that time he made no agreement for lodging or eating, but walled to be contidered a callbrnir only for the Jay. For many years he talked ablaut quining this telidence the next day. His manner of living was fa methodical, that he would nits drink his tea aat of any other than a favourite clip. He was equally particular with refped to his knives and fork., plates, Sec. In winter and trimmer he rote at the fame hour, and when the mornings were daik, lie was fo accullomed to the that he walked about the apartments with out the afghan= of any light. At breakfan he arranged. in a peculiar way, the parapharnalia of the tea-table, but firft of all he would read the news papers. At dinner he also Armed a gene ral rule, and invariably drank his pint of wine.— His flipper was uniformly a gill of rum, with fu ginf, 'kitten-peel, and porter, mixed totether ; the latter he laved from the pint i e had at dinner. Freim this mcsnomical plan he never deviated. His biR for a fni-night amounted regularly to 41. tBs. He called himfelf the Champion of Government ; and his greaten glary Was certainly his Country and King. - lie joined in all fuhfcriptions which tended its the aid of Government. He was exceedingly cho leric, and n railed his anger fo Icon as declaim ing againil the Bruins Conaitution. In the parlour he kept 11:s favourite chair, and there he w o uld often emus hlintl.ll with fatirifing the cullomers or the landlord, if he could make his j -kes tell better. It was his m tsim never to join imeneral convellation, lint to interrupt it whenever he could fay any thing illnatured. Mr. C 's conduct to his telAtions tills CECCentgly capricious; he never would f ee an y ref them. As they were chiefly in indigent circum fiances, he had frequent applicatisns from them to burrow muney. Are they indutitious ?" he would encmire ; when being anlwet ed in the afliimative, he *amid add, ‘. tell them I have been deceived already, ' and never will advance a lixpenee by way of loan, bet I will give them the him they want : and if ever I hear they make known the circumliance, I will cut them off with a thilling." Soon after Mr. Towasaxo became landlord of the Horns, he had an opportunity of making a few good ready money pnrchsles, and applied to the old man for a temporal y loan with, laid he, to terve you.'L'owsscan; Gem an indult, ions fellow ; but how is it In he Mr. TOWNSEND ? 1 have (worn never to lend, I nook thud - , rc give it thee ;" which he accordingly did the following day. Mr.TowasYND proved pr Foul fur this mate pl libcralitl,and never ( - ea r e d to admiiiillcr to him every comfort the bottle wont,' sat o ; and what was, perhaps, more gratify ing to the raid rain', he indulged him in his eccentri cities. Mr. CAPPER was elated fleward of the parlour fire, and if any petfonn Were daring enough to put a poker in it a ill.tnt his pcimitTion, they flood a fair chance of feeling the weight of his cane. In rum mer time, A favourite diver ion of his n as killing flies in the parl-ur v HI his care: but as he was fenfible of the illiopittion this would pi odus a a itiatg the bye• Randers, Le would "ilia great ii,gettni:y introduce a Rory about the rate al ty of all Frelichro:n,“ who n." flys he, " I base and detel, and would knock d o wn jail the facie .ts thefe flies." This was the lignal for attack, and preiently the killed and wounded were llattereil Actin iit :all quattats of the room. 'lids !fitly eccentric a'iaraner lived to the age of 77, in et,ellent licaliii„lnd it was not until Tociday it'iatit,:, , ltt that a vitible alter.e.iiin was pet ccivcd in Haring ?if fn at an racier pat iod than natal. he was obi - vs-7d to walk .unlit the luitife, exceedrtzly at; itaied add convolied. Mr. Towss kit peeled Lint t o f l ora medical to ha it.:ll tor, 4% lt,lh Mt. CAr; I s then, and .:t at tint,, had A great avcriiori en. lie afked for a ;tan :tad ink, evinced great ails iety to write, hitt coitial not. Mr. Tosco's t No, ap prehemiiia: his diifirlittion r.ivll, endeavoured, b ut to vain, t t yet pet to land for Mr. CAPt I A'S rclati ins, and tried to obta'n them: addrefs far that poirrife. He relufed, filing that he thould be h. tier. Ott the lecoidi day, facing no holier e c. , v, et - y, Mr. Titassst VD called in four re'p.A :.tde O-t.tlemen or the neighlruto hood, and had Teals pill upon all Mr. Caress': p , ElpenEy. One rf the tiny. (441dt:flier' re, olireld the addrels of Mr. (APPS R••• ricriicw ,or the name of 1) is, who isdrheifi or!, fat., 1.4. They raided ia the ncighl,o stho-i! el Koftanary lane. As in, A. the old Geri :letinAn'sdiffolution had ta ken plate, his detkt, trunks, intl boxes Were opened by Mellis. T TOS i and their Lawyer, when they )and tool. i n h an k a nt e ., a few guineas, a great many Government fecurirics, aril a Will ; • which the parties prelet.t 4,ruceeded to read. lr was cutionfly worded, and made on the back of a flieet of bankers' cheek , . It i pas dated five years hack, and the bulk of his property, which was then upwards of 30,c001. he left equally among his poor relations. The two nephews were nominated executors, and were be. queathed between them 130ocl. in the 3 per cents. — What has become of all the property which has been accurrittlat:n4 fince the will was male, does not ap pear. Trum Mr.Carrvii's declaration in his life-time, theme was reafon to fupp•fe he had made another will, as the one found did not appear to be witnetfed. Mr. Carr La's tcmains were interred on the tyth inl. in a vanit in A l talgate Church, and next day the remainder of his papers were examined at Mr.Tows saw o's by Mellis. Durroas, his nephews, in pretence' of ant: Gentlemen who firft put their feats upon them. Nothing further appeared to mark the eccen tricity of this Gentleman's charader. 4 1 1 1 4 I , • 4 JOHN WAY, ESQ, Such contradiaory accounts have appeared in the public papers refpeaing the hiflory of this Gentle man, that we have thought it right to avail onrfelves of the information of an intimate friend, to corral the errors which have been puhlifhed with fo little difcretion, and twallnwed with fo much avidity ; The origin of Mr. Way was much more obfcure than his fubfequent fituation. s He was born of very 'humble parentage, at the town of Bridport, in Dor i fetfhire ; and his education, which was at a little day fehool at the fame place, was more fuired to the condition of his parents, than the part lie was de fined to funain in future life. His lira introduaion to Tociety in LonJuun was in the charaler of a do. meflic to Mr. MURRAY, afterwards Earl of Maws ill.' D. It V ill be rccolleaed by tome of the elder Profefrors at the Bar, that when this illudrious pa- 1 tron of Jouw WAY attained that lituatinn, the latter was in the humble polt of Cryer of the Court. The extent of this Gentleman's property has been fated in the public papers, perhaps one-fourth be yond its real amount ; and his legacy to his widow, after a conneOion of forty years, if the molt re markable,'is not the molt meritorious application of his firtune. He has only termed for her 1 . 5001. per annum. To four caufes his prodigious wealth may be at tributed. At the death of the Earl of fsfamrru LD Ole following palTage appeared in the will of that Nobleman 'VG my faithful fervant, Jima -War, pool. per annum; recineßing him to do for my fuc ceders what hr has done for me." This was no in ecnfi:erable acquifition; but he obtained much more by fame fucctlafurfpeculations in the flocks. A third forme of emolument, was the lucrative place be held with Lord Sroarausr, and afterwards with his focceffor. And the fourth, a rigid fyltem of economy, carried into every article and cirormitance of dumeffic arrangement, by which a Tall accumu lation annually accrued. • . . _ _ _ He mart ieci a very acenmplifhed and amiable wo• man, about the year 1764: her name was PUMP, and fhe was the daughter of an attorney at Kenfingtnn. His rcligi.aus habits were powerfully influenced by Metlsiiditin ; and when he refided at his houfe in Lincoiii's-inn fields, in the winter feafon, he was pui.c tilions in his attendance at the Chapel of the Lusk 1-14pital, to which inftitution lie left to,oool. Betitre his promotion, nnder the aufpices of Lord Mawsrar to, he had prnje&cd a eommeicial engage • meat in the coal trade ; his talents were, ho - wever, little coked to the bufy tcencs of life, and were more beneficially direled in the department his patron provided for him. He had been a valetudinarian during the greater part of his life ; and fir two winters, finding the cli mate of this ifland ton fc vere for him, nn th,Free,,m mendation of his phyficians, he took up his refidence at Nice. A fingular circirmflance in the difporitiop of hi, property was, a legacy of so,oocl. to a Gentleman of the fame name, but who was no relation, and who lived at Denham, at a fhort diftance from Ux bridge. With a view to fome apology for this ap propriation of I - 0 Loge a tom, he had long endea voured to dig - cover I;ane evidence of confenguibity, but hisenquirics were wholly trained:dui. He was not only afflieled by a gout fever, but his esillence was endangered by water in his chell.— From the united attack of thee diforderq, he died at his houfe at Afton. We" have omitted to mention his only projc ambition in public life, which was, to become the Rericlcttative of the ll.woogh of tthich ne %is a native. Oo this fulsjea he cunfulted a Centl:man, front whom we are favuuted with tittle particstlars ; and, we arc told, he a!)andorici the eareihncn!, from a conviaion, that the ticcuiliaty facrince would over balance the gratificati in. One Itf week, an attempt was male to lob the Bar.l: of :s!el rs. PASIT !Lt. BR, in Hunt;il,don. Very conflict:OT adroitnefs was evinced by tb: v'l 14i:is ; who had cot cut a circular piece fir :a the Ihtitter of a Is iitelnw, which opened into a palf.q,e ad joining the Batik, with filch nicety, that having them- Selves obtained entrance through the hole, thy piece might be reinrerted in the fhtwer, and occallon no fulpicion on tbc nutlide of any thing improper itanf aaing within. Pr:patatory to:he application of their keys, they had heft 'is oiled the locks of the hank door ; hot, fmatinat e le, a halt, wlt'cli it w.ii TICCcIr.Ify to ;haw, W.lf framed f as to mend upwards into the bed-t. , 0111 of r TIC of Iht •who !win?, liv 'Lc rink% inimeliatly gave ATI Mat m, atid the yd. lairs Icciarcly dcaamped. A let aunt acciJens, on Saturday, greatly endanger ed a while farnly. Al gentleman, with tour :IA a (01V3111, tmik a plcafnre-boat to li , chnsond, front Wellminllce, to fpend the In liday (of his 111 x• Jr ST Coronation. On r:tnining from their apts. tic tarcurfain, call of Batterfe abridge. the Ij ike r f the rudder broke away, by which t+•e h•+at berme ungovernable in a LI itli ga!e, and the vi fid wa.eltiven azainff 1 -ma timbers fl iatin.; in 8 fl.ct of a AICI, an the Sorry-tide oldie kir( r—it was neatly dart ; the 1 boat reeled on her fide, ate water ruffled in, anJ but for the aelivity of the elJeli fon, alio le.speJ 11. t. wood, and difentannled the boat, the riot fatal eon frgoences would bare followed. LONDON MaIRXSTS. COR24,,EXCHANQE. WHINDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. Wheat wa. but iu initldfine quantity, and mettly of ordinary quality, at low prices; the few laropics of prime adwar.ced about 2s. ilaney %ea. a trifle Maher, .as were good SCAM. Malt and Pure nearly as before. At tiV.lll of Oats nuincrme, and inktior faniples dectioid in prier; bat fuperiur forts fcarce, aced rather dear. Floor varies but little . GENERAL. CURRENCY AS UNDER Wheat, 565. 65.. ;6s. per qr. Grey Peale cos. to cos. Fine Ditto, 785. Sc.. od. Bans, 40$ 43$ od. Rye.39.425.a1. Tick Ditto . 345. 395. od. Bsrley.3 t 5. 365. od. Oats, 231. a6s. :Ss. Malt, 625. 691. cd. Poland ditto, 29. 3cs. ed. Whim Peak, sos. so. al. Rape geed, 351. to 4:1. per la R. PR/CE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour 645. to 68t. Seconds 6:s. to 649. per Pack. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from the Icth of Sept. to the isth of Sept —Total :35, n Quarters. Average 6;s. ty a. r id.1.136:4 than lilt return. A 11.1'..1 URN OF FLOUR, From the Bth of September to the :4th of September. Total--113,ra0 racks—average 63t. 11. od. higher than laft return. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, SEPT. 20. Wheat per load 141 cs to 171 GS Barley per quarter 11 toe to 21 os Owl per ditto al 49 to ti its Beans per ditto 21 os to al 4s Pa& per ditto 21 Cs to 21 79 taell Tilt LONDON OA TTTTT SATURDAY, Sr I•TEMSSIt 12. Average Price of Corn in England and Walt., from the :mum ending the 15th of September, 1804. Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I Oats. Beam. Peak. d. d. s. d. d. s. d. s. d. 64 3 39 11 54 0 1 74 9 11 2 42 2 The average Price of Sugar, computed trim the Reiman made In the week ending Sept. t 9. is 495. 11#d per hundred Wien. PRICE OF SILE 3os to giss per cwt. 3os to rocs do. tas to 35s do. 756 to Sur do. 225 to 135 do. 145 to 245 per bufhel. as to 10S 0•1 do. las to 16s do. ys od to as oil do. 15s od to 245 cAI per quarter. PRICE OF HOPS. Red Clover White ditto Trefoil • Carravrey Coriander, Turrip Wttitenerd Seed. Brown4litto, CAW/. Ryc Graft . IMOIL /OCR rTj. Knit . 31 ci to 41 1$ Kau - 31 t 6. to 41 ICS 9uffCX - 31 101 10 41 Of SUDI - 31 JOS to 41 4 1 Utz - 31 is to 31 tili Farnham 51 es to 61 6. Old Duty 185.0001. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 3i 10S to 41 IPS POCketli , 31 15S to 51 04 PRILLS OF HAY AND STRAW. Smlthrittd. St. limns. White hapel. H.loperload 3 6to 3 1 5 3 0o t 4 803 to to 4 10 0 Stnw 113 to 2 0 I t 3 cto 1 to c 1 Btnt 160 tlover 5 5 W 5 1o .... __ 4 4to 3 to 0 - siktfirtiriELD. September :y. To bok :be oft. , f-- 7 per Robe of *lb. Beef 41 4a (0 3 , 4 a vem maim 6t! ..01 Puri st od to 6s 64 49 od to 59 44 Lamb os 13.1 to 6s al. luso Of C4111[1111! OAT. Bean% about 1 , 00—Sherp and lambs 21,0c0. NEP/G.IIE and 1.1.A111 NflAl.l., &Ent:other 34. Per (tone of Fib ly the carcafe. - . Derr 3' LI to Ass ec f vcal Mutton 3$ 8.1 to 40 t Pork 41 4d to 6. od 4 1 04 to 5. 44 Lamb 4S c if to Si cd. RAW HIDES. liides(peritolle) 38 8 , 1 to its ad !ost. l , hins 141 a to T7ll Middling 3s 44 to 3s 6,1 Vlcavy CM t as 6d r.ieb Ordinary 31 od to 31 24 M o tp SLitis cs :4 to es Lamb Skins 21 6.1 to 4s cif l'Prlts pto3s 64 PRICE LEATI R per I. Kr LEADT.N.IAI.I.. Butts, 50 to trill , each 23d to 1114 Ditto, 6o to Asa, to 164 • Merrhaiit• !Sachs std to 22}4 Dr. fling Kai • sad to 234 Fit Co..ch 24.1 to 231st Crop Hides for C:siting 22,4 to 13 d Flat Ordin.iry nil to 234 Calf Skins, 3'.." to ecl6 reg . dozen 34d to 364 Ditto 3o to ioib 3.1.1 to 354 Ditto to B,lib 3:4 to 324 Small Seal ((:tt till"! .1) per lb. t. 91 to as ad Large ditto Ir7oa to 15oN per dot. C.ut Skim cs to —s ditto. Tanned Hoofs Wes 2C$ to 32$ each PRICE OF I'AI.LOW IN LONDON. St. James's market as 50 Town Tallow ;it od to 751 Clare Market is $4 Italia ditto s em.) ,01 cd to kV hi , echapel 111arket RufGa ditto (soap) evis cd to cs (Per Roue u( 131 b.) 4' aid kleltLJ Saud cgs cd to ‘O6 ----. Ditto tough 421 cd to or jd G Naves ram ed, Average Priee as ad Good Dregs tisto os Telow Nag,. is. to 74.—Mottled, 9,:s —Clod. 94 4 . Prox ot Candles J. 114. n, gig, ;, ci. SLiA COAL Mi.TERS ....Al. aoll o 4. . . . - - Sept. 17. Muud.ry, 33 Cargoes 651.1 in tL, Nu! Rum 435. 9d. to 335. 6d. per ChaWrou. Sept. 19. W01na.147548 di:to, 411. od. 1., 531. od. Sept.::. Fri !iy. 25 ditto.s3s. 9d to 315. d. CO.‘t. XCHANGF. pie:tans Rvft Coal., in the Pool. pr l:h.slslrtatt k oil. Delivered to linufeltreperl at 63. • 4. Sun.l. riand, p r ettaktroo 465. (i. to Hours It epees at 311 s. 64. CtStIN I RY MARKETS rah:, Or GIN, .417111 lULIWAIK, 514511(115. B.tst•• t.. Ulto..—WAcAt 675 cd to Sas cdik r Quart , ..r. Barley 34' cd to 37$ cd I Reins 4os cd to is' cd Oat' cd to :21 cd Marl cot cd to 005 od MA ink:\ trean.-s.Witeat 605 cd to 935 od per Qr. Rarity 3/.4 od 10 39* od I Beans 4:5 cd to 4(. cd Oat, 0..1 , 34. Peale 4)• cd to 45• Od Nsvirst'sv.—Wheat tos "al to Ests c.I pry Qr. Bark) , 3.:. :A It. 33. Col I 11/‘ +lvo 41. Ca It/ (0. ea 043 241 6 4 In it. cd Prole os• ce.l to 'se cd Hite. r• —Vilma (co cd to get cd per qr. IS..riry jos cal to 360 cd i &MIS 41' od to 4f•' .1 O.t. IC4 Ca Is tc• cd Prof., oes , t 1 to or cd —Wh.-ot ; ts ^tt en 9ts call par (lr. New &to see cal to tta• cd RI 11;1%, ;A to 47s &II guns 4:4 to vs rd (Las e.l re ) y• rd I l'e,ft Att ^d to •8. rd UM I H\ on I,! .y It:1, the I..dy of Admiral Sir Hyde rith,e, of a :1111 o On 0.. volt inn the Ladi of Captain Voorll, of the spb R.,:• ntrnt, ol a lon. ,1% •oone Ecol. ,on the lath int!. Mr.. Choke, of Ownr.r.,.f a foo. (In the 2orl, ult. Mr, Cot, Macdonald, I yn Wt , of On .r 1.1. at Shaw ILA Lat., Able., Ow Lad) of Wel. ,en I tarn r., Isla. of a fon. IV %Ralf I) On th t ith It ft. Inf. ;,h ' rrt, 114 1.. %71. Plllllll pc. a. c 4 Ilse: *or 1.. r, t.rnf!6r it, %, June% bte vicar N • ,sear it. IV((1 fyn 111•31 ( .1.1 43, at , Por.r.nd 1,i1..r .4 Mr R. • nl 1 ,• r, ••11•1 Ply. on S.nurea) 130, ar C 'I. V., r , n . Mr Limb, p7el 76, nr.ny ). Af •1 • .• :11.1 I - I.u, . 1.41 l ' . I, Ni.ncl.n,r•G o larr. On 11. :doy loft. at &no he..l, orbrrt hr r cp.t for tie, 1.. r f r • I•.r hra.•h, Join Ildoelf.n. I iv, 0...1 I. at. 1. on.l St of lel $ ...In.ir,lry _ At 3dm , .wrl. • th worth, h.•btr h • 'et r..A ho• ha Ott.. M.. At.1....r4 peril tn. hie • W'.l•harr• i'••w A. 4 1 .4t • 11 4 II 1• - I (.1e 6lf ( ttl.l. 4 , 4 el, • rlFlict t. Isla 5. % .4, r• 11.11.1 .1 k m. r ,..) 9 , • i 1 x .1 je..rt 4r fnelywr,c t 3 . 1 f, • . It d«rs•tr.. ••rr ( alt.den. w. the ' .• • ...I 11.• • • •••••1• cL leas •ft • n 10-st 1•-•1• •,.• 4a agj al L. r.u,l d ...J. w.•likar 6 r.r4 u a. Pea./. STINI... PROMOTIONS. The Itze W. Wheeldale, A. M. Fellow of Braffuofc C. Re.aor of chi CEtt•ch, Michllefts, his beol dtttutc‘l ••••$ Vicarage of Frampton,Liocultithare, on the prt.f..t.t.ltijil of I turd, Efq. of Frampton. Tuefday laft, the Maglllratea, and Delegates fr.on the It.r r. pora.ione and Kirk Sefß,o of South Leith, mct to cleft a Mititi‘s la the room of the tin. Mr. Maekolght, lately treolleted to Edin hurr.h, what the Rev Jena,* Kubertfon Miunter of Gargto...oet was CiCaCd• • TO-MORROW. Sun rites Sun fete Moan rifos 4 minutessiter 6 I , r 6 minute+ afters l9 after to 1110 H WATFR AT LONDON BRIDOEI TO•MORIWW: . Morals Atternoo• NORFOLK. To be S LI) by AUCTION, ly Wx. Buhr, 6t the Whim Sw . an, In St. Patit-N, Norwich, an Monday the itt day of q(kotta. At 5 o'clock iu the att:ruutat precikly, LL that elegant new built MANSION, with fpadons 9tabiu, Coach-haute, appropriate Offices. GIVCII hoar, Gardens and Plantations, containing about e ght Acres, called Thorpe Place, within one mite and an half of the City of Norwich ; a molt &Citable rendes= both for convenience and plea lure. . . . . . . . The grounds are delightfully rural, having been planer,' about thirtmn years fence, and command eitenfiis aims of the cottuul, and of the navigabk river front Nomvieh to Yarmouth. The premifes are now in the occupation in Rice pmes, Efq. on a leak Which expires on the tOtts day of 3ctober neat, whim pal friLon may he Lad. . . . The way outgoings are the land-tea, which It 31 per an. aunt, and a Free-nut of as. 6d.—llte Poor-rates are alto very atoderate. For further particulars apply to Mr. John Steward, attorney,st Norwich ;wm. Atkidoo, Efq. Chsoterplane, London; or to tb..l MEDICAL AND CHEMICALLECIUitEii. ON Thurfday, OOober 4, a Courfe of Le Elutes on PHYSIC and CHEMISTRY, will recommence at the Labaratorit, Whiteirlstareet, leleefter fquarc, at the tatia morning bourn, via. herapeutics, at a quarter bef"re eight ; the Praalee of Phyfic sr half after eight; and the Chemittty at a qualter &kat ithw, by GEORGE PEARSON, M R• S. Se nior Phyfielan to St. Ge rge's Hofpital, of the College Phyti eians, regifter Is kept of the Meow in the liolpital, and • LeEture Is read on them every Satarday morstlog,nt nineo'elock. Prupofala may be had at St. George's Hufpital, and in Leicelta (quart. PREGNA.I. T I.A.DIES, Whore fituation require, a temporaryquire, retirement MR. MR. NVATSON, Surg . con, and Man oilers to accommodate in an airy and re:ired fitua • tint+, with Apartments to lye-In, ,m cane tufted to their cireurns flakes and Muation is lite ; their infants put oadoto mirk, mid humanely taken care of ; and ai Hunimity induct. him to offer Lit ar,iElance to all..v!ate tha horrors of •corc,ded Pregnancy, he Ratters hinsfeli 1.a41:s aria find OD IpplicaLitte to kini - the grcatail it.t rut: ofound keret y. _ _ I .et t.:rs to Mr. W.ltrbll e Surzesn and Man-Midwife, or to Mrs. Warm'. Mid - wife, No. ty, Ciarione-flreet, Surrey- Illackft Ilse, will :meet the moil pointed attenti.:n. AVb..re may be Imd, The PILL BENEDICTA, at tl. ts. per boy, a cer tain And erenual Remedy to reMDVC 31!..1 inz gularities,anu an excellent Medicine after bad Lyinp in. utility of Metl:cul lollitutiona for the benefit A. of the NOT. i. CulGtimtly ;nova. In the year y 7.3 the KirrNsnxv . Salle) ficare, firff opined one of the what re cep,aele. of th:a Lind, e::iere &reales, orpreive to the feelings, fora 1. eruptive cites, ch.leartiAls, fer.,phola, Zee. had a remedy propoted that was fate, yalatabte, atd 141 vellted the nieehitlic bring (Climate.' from his t.nitly, by its operation bsing mild, and requiting no confinement. The daily applications prove to the world the efficacy of SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCOR. 81.7 [lc DROPS; and the rheum aaa i a and platy confider it as a . _ . Th. Dirrerfary is en-ii as ulna!, and attendance riven to con fider-Valet daily, torwLen the hour, of &teas and one. Letters, poll paid, wan tbr sill be punati ally atteaded b. . . Ciareyen n and other Isvnvolert Lcrfans In the country, may hays the Medide.• re.l.r.red price, as ufwal. sold u 0 2 a hiA t :k ft,inp, at the Ilifpettiary. Soho filuare, in batt ik. uf 52. Ad.; a and IL 7s. duty included. Any ulfereid with A didirem Ramp mull be injurious imitations. EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTS OF Dr. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER. `lll. very .Tr,:at Ef6cacy of this Medicine in the Irt mere of tort l'e_fr is too recent to to forgotten; but it es as molt Gogular when taken on the MR Att tek, for in thole Cate•. where the Fever was allowed to gain gr, u A and ravage the Conitit ution, before the Powder wts retort A to, the Daorder be came uhflinate. prot. tided, and fonttrinies fate. Upon all Occa bons Ibis Medicine fleolld be Liven a: the Comm, neemen of a Fe et r, of whatever Kind; for if i: be n.n (efficient of Wel( to effea a Cure, it is the heti Pre; arative for the Bark, and other Rententint the :s) nytonit require; but as the genuit c Powder hat born often known to relt4re the Pattern, after it, Substitutes and every tither Febi liege have fall d, it utnyht even in the left Extremity to be Hied. Great Benefits have been derived from the Powder, when taken every Night as an Alterative, in Diforders thought be yond thy Reach of Medicine; and from a Commonlestion from the Reverend Mr. SP , gleton Harper. of Dublin, these is rt Ann to believe that it way be urrel in t hie Manner with Succefs in the Hy drorephalu•, ur %Vent on the Brain. Pnr Colds, Meal] s, Risco toutilen, and all ItAanunatione and Obiruetieoso( the Lungs, eh, Sco.n.i Medicine is 1.. proper. _ _ . Sl.l Golf I.y No. 45, Sr. Pour. Church .: ttd, (CV/ Di or, I ont!uo.; miti at 1)r. jam Inc Houfe, in ktrituni llrect I it, P..clicts, Price is. yd. rach,fluty included, lT Atki tort ot•ing Twelve Packets, Price 445. 26 made up for the Army an 4 N avy. N 13 Hoye Can 1 . 0 geninne that Aare rot the Wads 4 F. New • Ix ry. Na. 45, St. riot engraved in thr nt 1)4. HAVIN(; dedicated oiy{ell Ituey, and bcca irmtlft.l ny r"r mr4l v1,111.117:1. in that branch which I thime.: t rot, r rn fr ect, I trnit ase 1 hase no" room mit empkreret rny rime !h.ri throe vain in the rt rr.Lire hr.,' of the p r . arc • r 1:1'. rce7fe.l mir 7J.,: cannot \Ion!, 314 V, eis• whiCi is srqiiir.s.: ty colcsntratina the ?1nt1..? .0 {11.4 CI L ill'orilcr TL.. LA:3IU I Y arc per oilft.r-ITtog far they Ar.:..; wrtl. thew a tram 14 CCP< aultalsc I ytortax s. aol, by a Lk or. of all v tal goofy. Lola. nre it:.:! bgLartas embiocreLl— .Vbgtber ace ar., • fr.aa the 3.1 r V.O. Oft n..• br Collroc tiva baba r.! or U. it' LI.: 11( •LI matolty, thry gu t n 1 1l abb. 1%13 : tut the is to. - at cc of a^a7 eon, rot: tg% • ' t Lavg...a.re 4,Eir ILA tLe . . •r-qr "yet! A. a ?V! 616: lit* of t's SITRGEOVS. 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