Star. — London, England, 1804-06-22 00:00:00

'Fa 71tE irrawAg Stt.--It is, I believe, generally acknowledged that die French Revolution has fettled at the point to whiai all national concuftions, .and the headlong eonfequences of general infiltration tend. The jor Miens of clemocratical and fan* perfims haie now been perfectly and entirely contradicted ; for the pendia monument of human wifdom has become the mattfoleum of human folly, and the erotism of the Brains Contlitutionaltas received a ftrengds and accomplifhntent beyond their turnoff imagination.-- .The complete feriev of aflemblies. conventions, di-. gratifies and confuliicips, has at loft terminated in its legitimate era—a clefpotifm—a defined. regular,' and compielinfible delpotifro, which the natcfniett of Europe heßtate to ackauwledge as duly authenti ' toted, regarding their demoli(hed fcheme of rotor lug the Bouasoo with the longing, lingering look , of partiality. It is therefore. Sir, to this topic that I am defirous of calling your attention, that I would pals tipol the confideration of a Minifter, who can not be conceived to polars any French attachments, and of the Minifter of a country which cannot be furpelled of French influence in the eneaftuos of her . cilovernment. the proprial and expedient" of apra6 , , and roma rwsiwiskr, as lever derlaratims, the Imperial Di . e Tin . This propofition may (bo ck = .thofe who never look beyond the indefealible rights of hereditary fuccelSon, and who may probably re . Revd adventurous political feccefs, and common pomblinfh as the twin confequenees of audacious Monoralay. Bet to thofe who have aceullonted their minds lo appretiate events as they occur, and would take advantage of ever: circumftance to enhance the value of the things with which they are. entrufted. and loch lhonld be every Stotefman, the afumption of the purple by Boca AAAAA will be viewed as the tint of many cherilied wags, t r i eLration in principle, though varied in form, at the ancient inkitutions of France, will neceffarily wife oat of the re-ellablifisment of her Monarchical • Government ; and if the French people do at all re. 'ea, they. will prefer fishaniffion to their Emperor. *Paget +safaris,* sibs is,. to the problematic butt es that silk be (Maimed by recalliof to the throne • I.evrts Or any of his family. lice (offerings load =Aril of France, during the different Rages of her revolotios, have been of loch enormous that the people. if sot isdigated by other trail interelled parkas, mull rejoice to def . spin coming adores t°' and will ra . kook hap enserporaes that May seem their eihapities, than leek to mime their ancient drealty s whittketenehlbeeilly was in no way Paper or to the si:noon rate of mankind. Bo ss certainly pose rein, mane *Mk, more regardlefs of the means hy which his porpofin are accomplifhed ; more often. Mitioncol h=t o t t . ves,,• none influenced by petty perkoal c thus potentates in general steshiopolkeeity will be like die ordinary line 4 ess. and with them France will return to her • - *We w ry avaiajlassenta. To *epee that the ,lectulsl bo fo immediately, even if the BIM RBOllleWelt leAored--that the would relinquith - the dominion 14443 the locals over the Cuatinent, that the would see up Italy, unfetter Holland, let Switzerland at Limit' again ; refign her plunder, and Rifle the app.- •tite.for war, which the revolutionary tranfanions eat. eked,- rs ae etbfuedit, that every man who is at all aoqueieged with the human mind, would defpik to ersevexia. The French have received a bias from the Revolution which will not Mon be removed. reisialt time cagy ean'resnove t it is therefore ex= ant for firrrotending nations to accommodate t felves to etifting circnaftances, otherwife their io• . serails ulna often be difficulted.and thwarted. Fee in the prefent period, it is filly to chatter about con.. piling Fr a nce to a& agreeably to the ancient ufages esi nat ions; the has reached an altitude that allows her vanity to diaend and dilate with the nodes of Univerkl Empire; and her refources are of loch an extent. that it is perhaps better to cajole her by a littl e apparent concefflos, these to provoke her by an 'What, adherence to oblate of even fome impor tant*. Seem peaty, which may be tranflated von. Ma*, is fometanes (hanger than fleets or armies • orot we know by their excellent *le of that engine, how often the French have outwitted all the world. Fed/Mt by a few Machaivelian finites, prefents. and ROVAL C 001 1 ,1147 or Aaewitas.—The Silver Ar• well applied Battery, has gained more lolid advan- row given by the City of Edinburgh, was (hot for on rages, and more refpea among the European Power., Saturday, by the Royal Company of Archers, and than borte4lOld England with all her fubilthes, fpot- won by Colonel Janis Hoes, who has often dißn kfe honour, and intrepid warriors. guithed hirufelf by his dexterity in the art. It is undoubtedly a very nupleafant topic of reflex- A Council was afterwards held, when the Right Hon. the Earls of Alma uas and DALHOUSIE, and Sir' don to the Sovereign s of Euro p e. and to chore who hold their confequence in the ranks of fociety by the r J Olllll STU•ItT. took their places, in the room of exer tions of their anceftors , that a chat ic y Bu y thould Lieutenant Colonel Seelig, Dr. Hoes, and Mr. GOAT, become one of the moft powerful Monarchs in the reigned. world ; and that men of no hereditary diflintlion Saturday the 1.1. th of July, was fixed for the King's flsould be elevated to an equality with thofe who can Prize in Bruntsfield Links, and the 3oth for the Mut trace their Bina:iota lineage into the obfcure ages of feiburp,b Arrow. Hi, Excellency General Vest, Chivalry. But, -Sir, when one thinks that all the with his two Aids-du- Camp were then introduced, Great Families of Europ e are the defeendants of mi- and after fi gning the laws, and receiving the ufua Wary advent' ;of men who enabled therofelves ittilruCtit.n acid admonition from the (odor members by their craft and prowefs, the firceefs of Boaa►aria rf the Council prefent ' were admitted to the Roya l is not really loth a (hockin g thin g . It is only a re- Company, and received their refpative commilLns. petition of what has frequently happened, and of , The company were honoured at dinner with the what will frequently happen. It is only an old ilia pretence of the boa) Peovosr, Earl of Aiscaum, Sir ma revived with new dieter and decorations, the mo ✓al of which admoniihes Princes and Nobles to be- .In O W Hoer, Sir W. Klk R. and a number of other Gentlemen, to the amount of forty; Lord Doz. wer e deepening from the emblazonry of their ell trousis in the Chair. eutcheons, the Cline deference which is paid to talents „„,3 to v irtue. Let me not here, however. be mifun- Lord A CRUM pretides for the King's prize ; and derflooal. Though I acknowledge the talents of the we underftund, the officers are preparing their proper Emperor Natottom, I have yet to hear of his eirotes, unit:rants, elegantly new modclied from the antique I believe, from the refpdtahility of the evidence, thole habit of the company ; fo that there teems a hope prodigious crimes with which he Rands accufed— that this arcicnt and honourable intlittition (which rinses which are corroborated by their very impro. enjoys under repeated I. haftet S filch noble privileges) y crimes, which in their circumftances, were will foen rtfume its w fplendours. too atrocious for an ordinary mind to imagine.— About ten days Once a we, v fingular animal, called loo t when }fay the- the awful tragedy of the French a wild dos, was caught in r; tad trap, and after to wards k0..1, in the nrio hbouthood of Batcomb. in Revolution, Mould u nite Ro y all y r.nd Nobility o the CUTOMI of their lacol that they may obtain Sulks, where 6e hof of late proved extremely injts from the mokitude that relpeel wio.o is fo etlcnti4l Jima to the by killing a great number of to their ~ prek .,, t i on . I etude t o th , de charaners who, lambs, and tearing the tient irons the bones of other., from motives of jiittice and pato , ' ifm, were ind.iced which he left in a v e ry tortured (late alive. lie was to opprefe and abridge the corruptkins of their tope- in Gee Lager than a fox, pug headed, and clothed views in rank ; but whole etertions only ferved to • with Irmo red hai., effer.totlly like that of a badger. break down the fences which kept the mob from the ' He had boot frerpteotly }ward to give tuunoe whila San&uary and the Judgment Seat, and to deflroy ' hunting rabbits, and was extremely fit t.f being fern. the embankments which kept the ocean of licentionf. ; This animal, from the account we hay: re caved of nets from overwhelming the OftUniCal and ilte Mai Idm,app•ars to have inCll a nondefez ipt, might ititi•ms of cultivated fncieiy. have addTd lime:tun; new to the l A I s IC. u- The argument, however, for the expediency 0 a.- peds, had be fsika i,st the hands of a naluialift. • inowiedzing cite iffiperiel &phi of got, APAllit, WollilltN Ist does not hinge 1. much upon how the French Na. L . con lira: may feel dirpofed tosvat ds hint, nor upon the On Wednefdae morning, very ear y, party. • Ince of his loi tittle t o the fotincliti of the dif- Riling of Sir Jos era BAN as, Prefident of the Royal tinguithed families o( Europe, as upon the leer:icy Society ; Lora Sit reito.o, Prelident, and Mr. At which the meafure itfelf affords to the return of snot Yount', Secretary of Sutra. Jona Fa the Board of Agrico ti. peace. Your knowledge of Hi ant y , Sir, mutt often tures -- Caters, q. Wie. tugged to your reddlions. how mach the world has ages etc; rode to Fridley Farm,•a diftence of fout; Otte , ' foffered for a title La mere title. How many miles,and viewed.the new watar meadows, and other wars heve covered the earth with horror, and drench- improvements thereem ; a more pleating objed could ed her defolated regions with blood.; becaufe fosse not bee dented than the three meadows of two years. men would be called by pompous epithet; The one yr,and hatf a year's Rending, where the fterile , preffurc of the times Inuit have convinced every re- bog was found by the aid of irrigation covered • in fteding mind. that power is Me orgy risk which a' Sows- proportion to th e time of its application with its belt 'viz's tam 4 0-4:2, and that it is wirer to acknowledge the natural gra reakfaft, which his Grace gi ves pub licl y p4ll.:(for to power, whether hereditary or aliumed, After b ' provided that it is not execifed into oppreffion, than during this Fete at the Abbey, the company *Fem. to aid the dgligns of the baffled and torbolent. This bled at the flaughter-houfe, adjoining his Cirate's definition of monarchical authority is neither w il d nor ambles , and the carcafes of the fat wethers which inducive of inferences contrary to the beft opinionsof were examined alive on Tuefday evening, were mi mankind. For the power to which 1 allude arifes nutely examined by the graziers, butchers, and ama from file management of men, who are at once both ;curs prcfent, the judges appointed to decide tin their fulcrum and lever. When I fay that tyranny ought merits haring previoufty examined them. After this to be refilled do not fuppofe, though it be granted the South Down Ewes were exhibited one by one in that Boiaraara is tyrannical, t Ihould therefore al- :he fhew-honfe ; when the company replied to Craw low his overthrow to be a jita objed of war, and a Icy Heath, a diftance of about a mile, where feven foOkient reafou for not recognizing his new dignity. ploughmen, with their refpedive inftruments, ftarted With refped to the °fleas of the prefent war, they in the breaking up , of clover hay, as competitors for are altogether foreign to this difenftion--fullicient the prize offered lett year by his Grace, for' the plough reafons in the defigns of the French Government which should, with the leap force, turn the cleaneft have been given for the war ; reafons, which, upon and deepeft furrow—the (even ploughs belonged to the whole, were to me fatisfedory. But with relped Lord Somerville. Samuel Whitbread, Efq. Dr. Ma to recognizing the Emperor of the French, I sedans. quin, Jofeph Cowley, James Potts, Mari Duckitt, ly do ,ink that if the French nation acknowledge and Mr. teller, the remainder being in tlfe'on his him in that office, other nations have no right to ad Grace's farm, under the care r. Witsom, the otherwife ; it Ihould, indeed, be an article ;tube law Bailiff.; • of nations, that wh the (dperior power of a Tbk Rev. Mr. Dimwit cell; al e% Horfe-bot, *ate is lodged, other Rates (ball recognize it as the and hfr. }laic Ducattt a 'Scalei, the operations Government. It is what they are freqnently obli g ed, of whhl`were iofpe&ed by the judges and the coin ultimately, to do, and therefore it is better to perform pany, who then repaired to the Park Farm, where at once with magnanimity,thet which, in the courfe Runcirnair's Horfe-hnee•Canwright's Throe and Stuffier, Furrow of events, you may a ft erwards be compelled to do Plough, Salmon's Chateutters with a degree of ignominy. I grant, that if France were fubmitted to the infpe6iow of the .Mechanics were divided, and two parties. of nearly equal ind Agriculturiftt priimi. Mr. Beuer, an artilt of thongth r contended for foperiority, it would neither eminence, attended, and Made drawings of font* of , be prudent nor politic to acknowledge the on: or the the machined and implements Iheens. Mr. G "1,1 other as the government. if the leaders were bOth of Lo n d on, the famous modeller, was alfopreks, adventurers. - But, in the prefent fitnation of France, and took (ketches of Come of the molt favoutitd ask when the Government equals in ftrength the ftrongeft male. Soon after three o'clock, more than ypo per., of her greaten Rings when the people, towelled Cons fat down , to dinner at the Abbey. and worn down by a long and bloody warfare , a r t Printed p ro p ofals were circulated for the premid t defirous of repot - tog, even though in chains, it is folly to be given by his Grace at the enfoing Sheep-theirs to hefitate, and it will be worn to. refill. Such a ing in June, Otos, which, are equally liberal, and *trader as Bo AAAAA TB naturally rifts oat of every dire/led to the fame objedi as heretofore, with the great civil commotion. and his affumption of Regal addition of a premium to the ploughman, who hall attributes is but. as I hid before,. the concluding hold or condua the fuccefsfol plough in the trim of (Mae of a various and dreadful tragedy, which no thofe implements; alto to the fhepherd who (ball hive Man, who fympathizes in the (offerings of his fpecies, reared the greateft number of lambs in t Soy. in pvv., who efteems the benefits of tranquillity to the world, portion to his flock, five guineas; font other pro. and who is ambitious of removing every obftacle that mums, of four, three, two, and one guineas are of may interrupt the return of peace, can poffibly think feted, for the next greateft numbers in foccetfion • of renewing. Let every meafure which will ftreng th. but the p rincipal novelty in the premiums is the en the Britith Empire against the open and infidious handfome offer on the pact of his Grace, of fifty hatred of France and Boaareays, be carried into guineas—" To the Farmer in Redfornthire, who execution; purfue, to the otmoll, your projects for hall. between the IR of January, 1804, and the ill that purpofe ; but beware of wafting the vital vigour of June, ttloy. have converted the great& quantity of your country on the unfubftantial fignificance of a of Land into WettT Meadow, not lefs than to acres, title, a mere title, a harmlefs feather, which vanity on the heft and moll approved fyttem." has Rock on the helmet of power. After dinner the .company repaired to the Park Betote I conclude, allow me to fay a few words Farm , and in f p eded the operation of ten Sheep refpcfting myfelf, left it fhould be thought that I (hearers, who each fheared four &cep, as Candidates have been influenced to addrefs you by any of thole for the Prizes offered hilt year, for " the bell Sheep motives which are tuppofed to Tway Tome individuals fh ." Several South Down Tops were then ler, in this country individuals, who have ufed the pat- and South Down Ewes, and Hereford and Devon vileges of Britons. to promote the intentions of the Cattle, were fold by aodion, which doled this day's enemies of Britain. The difference between , our- bulimia. In the , courfe of the forenoon, the Porto ranks, Sir, perhaps car. only be compared to the dif- guefe Ambaffador, Earls LAUDIIIDALL and Data ference between the extent of ourrefpedive influence; ear, Lord WILLIAM Russets., Mr. Cols. Mr. Am but the fenfibility with which I regard the honour sow, Mr. Noermsr, Mr. Lee Assorts. Mr. BYUG, and greatnefs of my country, is equal to yours. high and feveral other perfons of diftindion, arrived from and earneß as it is. And though my name is not London, and among the company we noticed, Sir irradiated with hereditary glory, I feel a refped as Jolla Swot:arm, and Metfrs. BARNET, Teavoa, fineere for the venerable Contlitution of Britain; and Hinoiss, GODISEY, THORNTON, SMITH, T/1011411 perhaps, for my condition, have done as much to PICIIFORD, CHANDLER, Rieay, BITAN, BAk la, excite the fame affedion in my circle, as any of thole RUTLIY, Pores. &e. &c. who, to the renown of their anceftry, have addedb y their own condit9 a fame of equal fplendour. ,; I I have the honour to be, SYDII one, DIVIDENDS. July 3. Jokph Littler, of St. Clament Danes. haidkles, Jiver". ler, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 3. Thomas Porter Banner, of'Niciolas•Rne,tendon. tofu raucedwoker. dealer and Hultman, at eleven, at Guildhall. July 3. James Hoy of Church-lane, St. George, Middlelea, brick layer and builder, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. July 3. 'timothy Harris, of Waltham Holy Croft, Firer, pin maker, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 4. Richard Davies, of Shrewantry, Salop, potter merchant, 'mikado . , dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the Cattle lon, Shrewlbury. July 4. James Curtis, of Oxford, wine and brandy naerchmt, at tot, atDuildhall. London. July 4. George Duckett. of MiddlefetAtrect, Somer's Fawn, kliddlefez, timber merchant, dealer and chamnan, at ten, at Guildhall, London. lARRILD. loft nett, at Sudbury. the Rev. Richard Burnet, B. A. late of Trinity College C a mb ri dge, to Mitt Nay/or, granddaughter of the late Roger Atorlin,Efq. of Sudbury. On the tab inftanr, by Scone. stßt. George's Church. Bloom- Piney, Peter John Stokes, Efes. tattle Royal Nary, to Mifs Mur doch of Hart direct, liloornibury-fquare. On the tit alt. at S.. Paul's, Cervent-Oarden, Henry Lindeman. Bfq. eideß fon of the Res. John Lindeman, of Lethrug. Cornwall, to Mals Taylor, lecood daughter of Julep!' Taylor, kfq of Ream lotely, in Vika, Barden Bridger Sheddon, Ffq.nf Goner-nerd, to Mitt Goodrich, annotates' of Bartlet Goutirkh, El+ of Sating Grove, Erna. Henry Kaneda, Flq. to Mils Maria Danl.'', &coati daughter of Arthur Danko, Efq Inekrilloitrect, I.attly. Captain Lovelace. of the Belt rcOntent of Foot Guards to Mir. I i Bea, daughter of the late Richard Brit, Lig. of the county of Kent. At Grinfhill, la the county of Salop, the Rey. John Fite/4cent, of Durham, to Mitt Embrey, of the former place. Friday UR, at Liverpool, Captain W. F. Phipps, of the wake of St. Chriftophcr. to Mitt Eli:abet: Davies, of ilooka's Brook, in the county of Chcßer. DIEU At Gibraltar, on the 29th of April Lieutenant Junes Wood, of the 13 th reenncnt of i'•cll satnrelay. at Fdlaborgh, MIL Jean Terinfon. Melt daughter of Fir TJITK4 Feranfon, Bart. of Kalkerran, Ltte we of the &vanes of t Cie College of Juftice. On the tath tntt. Alexander Wallace, F.fq. banker, L!letborgh. At Edittltutf h or the 341 init. Mrs. Wilharolon, war of joleph fn. Clerk of 'remit. On Monday, In Bromley Colkge, Mrs. °veer, wilow of the late Dr. Owen, of blmootoo, and daughter of Dr. Butt., form, dy Bilhop n! At h ufc In Sthiirg, on the 9th iult. la the goth year of Li. age. Willt..rn Cock, rfl Connate . of iseife. I atay. -t r.athcle.2n Alabey near liant.a.l Calllc,raber Late , . ard tot yea-, she rtalthd her facultft, ts the .Ly et h, t.t.• a, a ,,t mar) , —Ara f. th of Sir Runuafon, /wt.: Coimtl r. 0. Ortitl,Llq. of litneby he. I. 41.1 Wa• At si.l.n. , h.Devoulike, at um 26 Lig. ui Saughtuu. , _'• , 7'l' • i• . • TURTLES , . I trILT3IIItE knd Co. Khios. TtoAti TA,CIOI; V • frAllty, hare lauded •kw fuP Soot Tativa.-Torytm drawl ertry Mr higatt. pafrelloo, aol kit to awy part of Town .1r Croaky. Mr. CkEENOUGH'e CIII.KBRAT/ . 1) ONE eleantins and ptefervittx the mat eacaually coral the Sentry kt thc prey. nsirg the Teeth from farther . Deny. era re...1,4in de to - ccon prrfcztty fere.t. mho for the Tooth-Atli. which ever immediate cafe. Without injuring the Teeth or Conis.. AL . .., Mr. Orcenmet'a Autiacid Los,ngoe. which arc a Cure .rd ' handy remedy hir the Heartboft). Puin or Wind In the htnnueh, thofe difolticra that Arlie from ton free lifting, and prevent. the 11l eff:aa of had wine. 4' ale heir, dm. Nothing can he a better proof of the ellkacy 61 eat aluwe Medi. eines than th n high repute they have Men held In upwards of ern • • years. Every porohakr is_reejoella to obf.Tve, that tt. Havw.r.l.l4 10, Lusizate bill, is printed on the Stamp; others are Coma: Wiens. They are pre? wed anti fold by.a. Hayward, Chytufft (Sowtelhat hal% Gres:m.44h, oscine:snort. o. toy t.solgate-tsol Lorthal. s o t* ate by P. Newberg, No. 45, St faun Ctinrctr.tird and. Mew, Cot lisur-areet; J. Word. No. day, Haboto; W. Lla.-E a No. s&9, Borougb ; and Tweets ohd Co. Nu. 130, Oxford ltrca.... Pelee to id. • • ANTt-111PE 'TOWER. -'- 9 ROSE p e gfossluhtt hare onfortunalety +!tie 1. of that dingerons Min-rat reury . we.. 14 , 'o o tn. weigh the centigram , ' before at it Pat WC att.l refort tj tM f Pet-dlchas of tailgated wHirisynd chandler ftw a panne. wed a.al.ai Cote, avid thereby enabillia their health, the mat 0,1112%:4 of di jewels. epee be molt Rem and to i , g tensoisom. The An Ingtetigitses beim fornilel an a chewiest sad pillieboble..l Si.. proves ut the hi,theft Utility to alt dais of “ aftchone of the Skin t".lienweiss Amp In cites acute y, Sen fask sr I mprofy, as well as in the elearreett Lima t. and kenos. y Its boadve power, it stoat the Vito' es* Write *Rim. and retort" it to Convalefessoc. N Peet* cerapisiet Mercury, Antimony. and *seabirds, eve beer rewomnetukd • and tried, but they have reload the Pafidatil whs. ve ands are oldies es the Anal dadstaille. Aare, !id Wee Lit C•Illt. Allets fr.k the kill tot' Abbe,* of etc eta Phylefaus have bite ues ato cape with. There nifallo's 11/ before the Mae titbit Astelspetigines prepared by Dr. &MIN" N Limey's* Viairalitseei entre. es Mt 'octane State , ewe semis . when nallestlys Gila, MI MIMI the whet! lesee.iire hisithiul. Ths surostee and relpetable he an . U fie w appeared in our Paper WO (peak more than aor Jeer *or a s Whole sem it. Fl4looo44lfßOolotatitale Cheeped 6 wa.“ wad Ms.,. talthit awe tostals for et. the former, by white the Pwa Mies ye. teary lassie nets hea • imam, which bas the Iftwelsehl Nam zed Atetts.* Seib !obeys. Limes poi." to Neste which Is Meuse ". N. Thi Potpie 'rail Letters to -the Dotter matt be paiA t eat des. fit. ass hi meted for Advise. Sea at his Wardiefs. it.. 4, Caber trees, Mahal sod bp kb aptittnettr, he J. Mathews. No. fib, State. a-d u ai i.s tel Co. Churcklard, Leedo ; bath, Enter. by all asi Baden Ebabergh; WEiroald, m Olefins" ; rod ht Teodars to every hbaket Tow& to gnat Babes IMAM. ttatt Amelia". rAInNa de 'teamed my felt to the Hod y L and bees gratified by the mat conlidemble pratice its that Liana witch l thelle tamer whet. ?trait that t hiel ant more mit employe* fay time than that who, b the tees/vetted of die prefebee, are ocelionally based is usealegarf, 104 amen always attain that Wed" which issegeisug.try woodarating lig intelleausi power to owl auk of .Niches. The tlifeafes of DEBILITY are yeadisely filming, for they briog with them acne at cleaseitt frogmen's:aid, by ado- wie of all vital muff, esithome beardeir mobletawidaoe Whetbe they silk front the prevalence din eampleetisetiodree dve habits of fehool-bays, or the indplaescia of maturky, they re. "tire the mat elides* profellea: tl ; but by the igoarance umadoesiod wna. the gramme arc aweramdc and the cost. bibs is deftroyal. As a MEMBER at the ROYAL COLLEGE d SURGEONS. I ground ray recagion. Do regularity of alwatiew: bid paean every privilege to ;wake, I feel asyrolf anhitl to that madams with which I have hitherto been to liberally honoured. /a the Ea fesfationt of local wellinefs, early appllestleo wit prevent the calamity of a dealitated frame: hat whwe the fal terer, front a conkiouinds of the unman& of the vice wt. mated by misfortane, is fearful of the contempt or cenfsre of his famliy phylieba. sad breeds over hi. banney with ward aria. wainscot, Is mat be fa lsbadiery fist him to he aired see testy al capability of trestasam.bue ago d the lee& inedible keel. And In recent Venereal Complainek b polibie to prevent pale. Mager or dant ; in the ma cootpllcated ales It is the segtsits met el amble remises is Mk be to deft a Calk adds. and Mt* rw•Aellatiest. • I Weariest/sage of ebb eqlerlasee to theta el dater*: WIMP are Mabel with any bed a< DEBILITY, of any tympana. d VENEREAL INFECIION, and lo sr cafes de taws scow nimble are Sated as the Sri Interview. Para wain the country are eipefted to hmlates Bonk see, ad are ropactled to (reify theirAß TIN age end wawa of tarsi. M ERRE, INember of the Royal College of Surgeons is - Strand. hem Temple Mar To T. TAYLOR, nurgeon, No. 9, New liridge.firt et, tmnilmi g Ste, Edinburgh, May IN the fpring of t 794 I was atilidtd with a Vella ma] Complaint, which l treated with indifference for fine months; bat wisthen obligsd to apply to a regalar Phykcim,wbo put a temporary Itop to the virukrse of tie diteak (b) memos fiat applications) fur fume time ; bat growinp, in fpiti uga rice mid the advice of the Ara Gentlemen of the Factil:y here work and work for two years, I was teJuecd to a Rate Masai' unparalleled andbeyond deferiptiun,buing an entireleper, and ulce rated Mtn head to fu0t.....N1y head. throat, mouth cafe, kg's ( arms. /Pte. ham beenniltentately In danger of becoming urekts;..... in Mort, I have had from SO to ;o eating uleers -in my bud y, sad _ _ . . nearly totally deprived of wordd be voluminous to par otseige all my cafe-4416,e it to fay, there never we., or ewe will be, oneof a name dangerous, or of a mare romplicand ms tore. I was long looked ippon by my tri , nda and imagined ray felt, beyond all hopes of es-Avery ant\ indeed, to my then couaB - &ash was preferalik to my ntor. than tnif. r shit tat, b this dreadful lituation did I Ursa a moll nuferablc caittence.tlll Divine Pa uv a o e a,c t threw in my way a tiovineper confidning tht =feet a Mr. IS. of Plymouth—any friends r 0,l it, I could noto-1 feet sad mocund tome of your Lett is PATENT PI L r. c. whicti•htf °four from time to time ant now, and have lorg bee; Lifter mom than four years indcraibaLle dine,..), in as goal a :late of held* a. cerr I cloyed ; as a proof of this, t had a Ow. thetving, heal thy ct.ild. horn to ntc a tsis mimths ago. In grst i• tole to Ulla. and in homs of rendering my (chow-creature fervice, I requelL you to poldifh this; and you may at any time refer rufous, who with to be fatidled of tht troth of .his, or further participial; to Inc or my friends. by letter or reefs.. As f, w cafes for hadnef• will ever e•soisl 'Moe, and none exceed It, I have fr.rn experience every reafon to aflame mriskitid that in •;0111 . LEAK, 'S Pt L L• they laid fm:da fore, (pertly, fah, and radi cal cure, lir that oat dreadful Ileac of the Yeascreal Difesfe, which la Callelh—A co sr fa sato LVLi. Prepared and Sad by . tt,e Solt Proprietor, Turmas TA t ;.oe • Mentbrr of th : Rnyal Collcre of Surgeons in Londow,at ids boat: No. 9, 14,:w bridge-Rt.:et ; whe•e he will give advice, without' a fee, in perfects taking theft Pith and will anfwer patients les. !era, if raft paid, an the fame trrns, oliferving in all calm tNif rare Inviolable feet r ey, no Piston's iianie of cite having been rum tioned,bat at their own particular requeft by the Proprietor. du ring the irourfc of more than 36 years, the! he has had thecomi . Sailing of an retentive :ale of Urn abort medicine, and tit prae according therafrunt. They are alto fold, by ids Appobanuarr, fur the convenience or share living at a di:lance. by Mr. Raster, Soutl,-:.rbige, Filia -1 burgh ; Mr. Mentions, Printer, Olaftraw, to ail arn alto Mr. T. relent far hit addict.; at the Perfbnier's, No. 33, St Alban**. flreei, Pall-Mall; Mr. Rohertton s Toy-then ,Na ao3, Osford- Rreet ; Mr DUborough's, No. 7, Pilla.ftrert-hill. neatly *prob. the Monument ; Mr. Stier', EmereUct, No. 1, Ultima-row, Littls Tower-hill; Mr. CallvreWs,Dublin ; and by one Perkin in every eondiderabile town in tircat built and Ireland, In boles& only 2'. od. each, Gated up with full attic plain ihredient, uteri:by reefer:. of e:lier ttea may curt tleinfelves with cafe and (enemy HIGH WA I ha AT I.UNDON bItIDGE TO-MORROW Morning Acct-i , -, ••• - • -. ..-'.notes :get s _ ! VI- I. NC, (01 Ca • , r I. Calf . No 24, for O i • foe 1 1