Star. — London, England, 1807-02-18 00:00:00

TO fIITOR OP THE S: AR. The Abolition to., a, vc I'radt is a fubje& which has 1 otg lgitAted the 'public mind, anti •as there is every probability of its being fpeedily efferfted, I &al be obliged by your giving a pl.ree in you* ?Apar All the hatiments of analld ('lancer there no. A% 00)44. Anna an anonymous writer, they may PerbitlM :lnithought tradeferving of notice.- but the charafter. here atrumed is not fittitions, and teA r nn% (tf a,priliate nature .4 prevent my giving my name. , • lam in-npriet , ir two etlates in the Wen Indica, and profefi m7felf friendly to the 'mature. Having paled upWatids of silty years r,f my lite in flit Weil Indies.. diving which I have been adtively en gaged i n a)notviiitaettiving fugar and rum, and have .h . ad the cave and nianagemenr of many thaw fands_of Ilayds, I am willing to perfuade myfelf my obit:rya.; .11s.tiiiiiy can y tome tome weight with thab on ilte forsitcii taper ience ; and I thall he ham• if thev remd t. , lemi•ve any iinNY , inahle impretlions (torn the @find@ of Gentlemen having property in the Wands, and • tendent m th is countv y, Who may pint'. d nC;fie the intended ahnlition Will lean Value. . Very different. I coati's. are my views of the &Nee. The general average of a gang of Negroes on an caste was 4 . .. rowdy about 601. sterling per heid—At prefear4 confider them to be warth tool. p.oprigsrss r 4 land in an infant flare play perhaps thinkithenrfclves aggrieved„ as they cannot ant looter be liTtrlied with new Negroes ; tut' 1. am decidedly et opinion, that if Jae attention he paid them, the @umber of flrees at preftnt in the Illands will not only he kept Up. bat will institute m proportion to the . _ care taken of them. 'it may not be asnift to Dit• e here the method T Our foe in the management deny own flames it is a rule w ith me ne v er in pnlh them, for the fake of making a few nussehottflicaels of fugar. I never Infer them to he :minified with undue feverity—always win/ in trija. et; cod 44► their complaints, and rediefs their grievaanes.in thi heft manner I am able. However lifing the work on the.planution may be, I never debar loom of inic day in the week out of ctop,ezelutive of their Sunday, which day is chiefly employed in the working their own grounds and planting peovi tiln‘. I allOw them as much land as they can cuhi. vote for their provitions, and a good piece of cane 'sodas contiguous to their bottles as eircumfiances will admit s that they may be able the better to Attend to it, In the mouth of May I allot a piece (.1 cane land to my isegtoeslit plant yams and potatoes; they dig themin the month of December following, and the fame land is in the month of January holed and planted in canes, and will produce more fugar titan it bad not been given to them ; becssife it is well turned up by drawing the yams. %Vete thi. method duly attended tov I will venture to fay, it would be Prodadive of great advantage, not only to the 04,CS, but tee& P tter__ tors of every fugar aft a te .through all the Mantis. 'Choc negmes fliould be encouraged to keep their little - Nock of pigs and poultry. and when they Mk for half : day or a day. and aflign good rea fon for their tequett, I never refute it, parocolarly to evowea wire have children I regularly give them cloathing once a year, and to the poorer negroes as open as they need it. With regard to the lick, T have generally found the cook to he the, ben' sham.. Should there be crap toms rot.fever, which chiefly stiles from curds, a law grains of J a mes% Powder and Calamel, given in time, till generally elle& a cure. A proper woman lhould bt felefted as a nurfe for the tick; if a negroe com plains of being uavvell, he or the fhoulJ be fent to the Nick Houle, arid they will generally return the nest iniorgging to their work with more vigour and , fpirits. Pregnant womeafhould not be put to hard work. PS digAiniz cane holes or carrying heavy burdens, but (aloe tight woe k Ihmild be afligned them, Inch as weeding', &e. A careful and is ufiy woman thould have tile care of the children. and great attention Ihmild, he paid to keeping them clean. and a proper gtl.fff it y of flour and fugar fhould be allowed the mother a week. Mothers of young children &guild be allowed at leall 'one hour More than the other negrees migroing and aftetrionn, before they go into the held, and they lbnuld not be required to carry graft noon and night, as other negroes do.— PAs tictilat attention &mold alto be paid to the build ing of ihiir Cuts—they Ihould be ereaed in a healthy lineation. acid kept dry and warm. Some fisuations are in unhealthy, that even the negrnes. inured as they he to haidfhips. caanot enjoy health for any time, and, in (itch, an increafe cannot he expeeed ; hot, were they removed to a mme healthy (pot, and prop, sly treated, according to the plan I have here down, they world loon become healthy, and their number' ircreafe. Some Gentlemen refident in this country ate in the habit of giving their mana gers or attornies a guinea fn.' every hogfhead of (agar Itrippet!—ltont, in my opinion, if they would allow thetn an handlome premium for every sere child reared sn thir ugate, and alto the means of taking care of them, t !sty would au,' it turn to much better account. 'Dive is another material point to which I would par tiz vitally with-to call the attention of the L.gifln tttre—.end that is. the Ft Peal of lonic of the Co lonia' Law,, whereby the life of a Have may be taken ay by a familiar y prised's. This, it is well known, is the cafe in foam of the 'flan& ; and I earneflly with to fee loch fanguinary laws totally aboliflied, and that no fl.ave mould be concintned to fifer death, nt by the vet tlie of a jury of twelve men, as is the ;ale with the wort' of his Majelly'slubjc&t. Many Gentlemen have loppoted the Abolition of Moe Slave "'lade would ale& the minds of the Ne groes, when they conic to underhand no more are to be imported—but hoot the knowledge I have of their etteral difpofition, I am fit mly palisaded they will ejoit e at U. They will fay, if there are tin more Sfave. to be brought to us, Matter will for hi s own itticicit take thCbetter tare of us. Had the Trade Gnu intied without any relltiaion, these would be ruch a quantity of fugar made, that in my opinion, the old fettled titmice that did not make a fuperior quality, sun g b e & brilliantly maid. Sugars of an inleritm svelte y would mot-fell fee as much as would •pay the talents--indeed I will venture to fay they do taut tooth exceed this at pedant. For the reales'. above utentioaed„ I Rive it as my decided opittiqu, that both inters) add Humanity coat bow to putting an egad (lop to the further impor- Sl ays ,. This it not an opinion lightly taken uti tut i . to coded on olifetvation t and confirmed by experience ; ant I am fully pet fuaded, the were the hints I have here thrown out duly attended to, by, thole who are mote immediately interefted therein, they would foon perceive the beneficial effcas of them. and cordially unite in opinion with AN OA ?LAMM. From the LONDON GAZEIIE, FLB. 17. ADAIIRALTY•OVFICE. FEBRUARY 17, 1807. Cupy of a Letter from the Earl of St. Vincent, K. B. Admiral afid Commander in Chief of his Majefty's Flect employed in the Chum*, Soundings, /cc. to William Meade'', k.fq. dated in Town, the i3th intiant. Sir—l inetofe herewith a copy of a letter from Commodore Neat., and of one addreffed to him by Captatit Lord Cochrane, giving a more detailed account of an attach made upon fort ;Ro quette, at the entrance of the Baffin d'Arculfon, whereof the out lass wia reported in at incksfure of my letter of the t 7th ult. I ain, &C. (Signed) VINCINT. His Majeltrs (hip Superb, off Chaffirun, Jan. 28, iS.!7. My Lord—l have the honour herewith to tranf mit a letter, which I have kill received from Lord COCHRANE, Caption of his Majelty's !hip IMPS repotting the particulate of an enterpiize ( r outiced in my letter to your Lurdthip of the tout inllant), highly creditable to I.euteuant MAPIATON of that fhip, and to the officers and men employed utterer his command. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) a. G. [CATS. 1114cilf. Ship Impt ricufe, jauuary 7. • Sir—Haring been' led in chair to the Couttiviard yetlerday, as the IMrlalluai paired the Baron of Armoires% in returning to ti.e dation you had :a ligned, Lieutenant lrlartaros . v..luntecred his fir vices to bring nut with the boats whatever velfsls Might be found thite, And, as a pteliminat y Ilep, at tacked Fort Roqoette,'Which was intended for the defence of the entrance. A' large quantity of mili tary limes was. datOreds. 44111" 36 plunders, MO field pieces, and a thirteetiii.ch mortar (piked, the platoons and cattiago burnt, and the fi.rt laid in ruins. The Honnorable Mr. Ninon and Mr. H. STIMAR Tp Midflaipmen, accompanied LLnteraat MAMTOIII j and Mr,. GissEse, the Surgeon's Fiat Aifinant, emtraced the opportunity to thew Ms zeal eien in this afroir, foreign to his psofeifi.m. lam happy to ed.!, that as it was well centaisded, fa it a as acietimplithed IT/idiom - laq lots. Subjoined' is a lilt of yeah taken or eetiloyed face the 15 h of la month. I have the buitutir to be, &c. (signed) COCHIAI4I. Vzstats Carrot's Jean .Baptifte, El Ant:a, and Pete de ramille, laden with wine ; la liceide, laden with Rofin; Jul:ph and Cattte.l4l6 wit► butter anti chccfe ; Wilkehuitut, Natiuual tia• frort ; tAlmalsle Nantrta laden with wine. V.-lILLS 1 : ►, I Frederica. a traufport, wrecked Qtp at Jean, a Fral (putt. wrecked ; a chalice Mace. liink ; la COI fiance de N:mtes, ticftro‘ed ; a ch.,ffee marce. dcflruyeti ; a fluty funk,: ditted to fca ; a (mall 90op, recut adrift 16111.17 AR Y 1 0 9,0h401 lONS.—(Frew• J. f 7 *irks Ca: ter) WAIL:O7IICM, FILIDAY, 11111111UAIllf 17 9 111C7• ;ft Reginn:ut of •Lite Gnarcis. To be Cornets and Sub-Lieutenants, by Purchafe, Akiander M'Gregor, Gent rice Botham. who retires. Meow tagiic Lind, Gust vice rry. who retires. iUltDli ANC le-OF ICK, FEL 16, 187. Omps r.f Engineer.. Gentleman Cadet Francis ihitiourilieu, to he Scared Lieutenant, vice Smith. prinot,tl. I)..ttd 1-eb.9 Cualtrtigranna the Deeh‘fh;rc ReArnent of Gentle men and Yeomanry Car-Alin lined by the Lot d Lieutenant. Sir Robert Wilmot. Bert. to be Major, vice Sir Robert Wilmot, Bart. lava. Datcd Feb. 53, teci7, 3,1 Troop. W. Wriebt, Fri. to be Captain. vier Sitwell. refigned John Bower, Gent. to be Licut.o.ior. vice Hutiloke. loleph Wil ton, Gent. to be Lorna, rice Rbthloa, rcliguctl. Dual Feb. 13, .L. . _ OOOIWQQD :UsSI:X • To be SOLD by AUCI'ION. by JOHN WHITE. arid SQ24, Al %kr:disbud'. on ThurfAsy 'the Ada of lt,bruary IS 7;a04 followis ; g day 4 , • r i 'HE tiuly VAluable Extenfive .1..1VE and .1.• DEAD sTOCK, of the late Duke of RICHMOND. !toot . `the fcvcral Farms; The Live Stock comprifcs upwards of fifty very clever well 'bled Can Hodes, mottly of the highly diali gni& ni Suffolk four Cart Colts and riling ;run two to three years 'old' Jetta well bred Hacks. riling from two to five years aid s 'ftwiitteen Oviettogh•hred Colts. from two to five years old. liven fiyffolk Cake and Fillies' Foals, r.t Enclifft AT s. fifteen very fine !warkiiigOzen, one beautiful Norman and two Suffolk Bulb. two dues yearling Heifers in Calf, two two•yearling Heifers. two one pathos steer., (even yearling Heifers, four fine C.,ws, fi'ty tiro tooth true bred South down Ewes in Lamb, linty four tooth ,ditto in ditto, fifty fir tooth ditto In ditto, to" Fwe Lamhs and twenty well bred South-down Rams, of his Gracc's breed— twelve Sows and two Boars. . The Dead Stuck compares twenty firm built Waggo - s of vari ntiv th-feriptiovs, ten large , Dung C Ins, eight one horfe ditto. twenty Pluughs.fifteen Harrows. an est. Olive all trtment of trace 1 ;thill, plough, coach and waggon Hamel's, anti various other Fffrtt•. vety hunter( us, and will be interted in Cat.dogtses, which may bt bad at One Shilling each, reamed. to Pomba...cm at the following pwan and 'Dolphin Chichelter; Crown, Arundel; Half Moon. Pctworth; Star, shordiam; Old Ship, thighton; White Hart, I ewes; Eagle, and Angel, Midhurlt: King's Arms, God :lining ; White Hart, Guildford; White Lion, Cobham; Dolphin, South aitipton Fountain, PoKfmuuth; P.uyal Oak, Purtfea; White Hart, Havant; Crown, Emtworth ; Garraway's et Ere Houfe. London; awl of Melrra. White and don, Audioneere, North Itreet,Chichetter. '1 he Effects may he viewed two days previous to tht Sal:„ by applying to Mr. John Andrews, at Buxgrove Farm. 'The 6.sle to hegm prerif, ty at Half pat; Ten. - T 6 10 FUSE : I : 4IIR F., FILIGIDLR AND IMPIVWFAHLII FREEHOLD ESTATES I 0 61:. SOLD by Piliv.vrEt . oN mAer. THREE CA PI L FREEHOLD FA RMS. & nearly wirhin a kill Fence: Confab:ins appnpri Myr biases. llan,s Stable., and 4.tlicr total& Craivv,,Lnc. :r,r Cade ; e"iititacil with ealuahle and highly improy.ll , ll: I ani.lo. in rabic. Mt2llllM, aLd Failure, linountit g w 6iB A 2R. 2P. Ratite nwafure. .1 he above rat ms are fituare in the Patifh of Piltom in a re markably healthy and t Lture Noe pit ..f the e..titity of omra.t. .11 miles front Bath, five loin Well, and Glatt awry, at:d two from Shepton good market towns. The Filmes abound wi h Lime. Nlarle. and blue lye , / (tone, 143 fingularly valuable quality for hnii.iirg. Five hundred and I wr , n ty five Acres e.f the above arc Tithe fr. e ; and malty of the Palture Land• have not hew; ploughed for near half a century, wh•ch, if converted into tillage, would not only produce abunthon crops for many years, Mitlntut the aid of manure, but inercafe the annual income of the Eames to a conliderablc amount A river rutty nearly through the centre of the Farms; with which a cottfiderable parted the adjoining Lands may hr irrigated at a mo,!crat, expellee, and converted to valuable Water Meadow. A quanti:y, co).- taining 8 A. 2 IL has already been floated 26 2 fpream.n. The above Pilate. are let to the rcfpezeive re out. front year to year, The Timber to be. t..ken at a valuation by two iudil rent men mutually cholen. Mr. Hicks, one of the tenants. will fbew the Eilates and par oculars may be known of Malls. Fouks a td hvcred, folieFors, Shcptun Mallet; or of W Wpjohn, Land and Timber Surveyor, Can Cottage, near Shafttibury, where Plans and defctiptive Par ticulars may be fecn.--(Letters, pia paid ) BANKRUPTS. John Travis and Richard Travis. hints of Prtitwich, Lancashire. lAlesthers.'dealers,clapmen, and copartners to furrentler Aiurch S, 1, and p, at clever. at the l'alact Inn. in Marisa itrect- lane Manvhe(ter. Atturuie•. Metres. Milne and Parry. 01'1.p:wry, . - . Loudon ; or Mcifrs. Milne, Sergeant and Milne, Mancinfter William Coombe, Ltc of llneen ftreen Chraptide. I .onjoal. ware honfeman, dealt r and chaliman. February 20, aB, and March 3r, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Hall, Coleman-fin:et William Pore, of the paril's of Wellbury upon-Severn. Glove f tern& e. dealer in pigs, dealer and chapman, February 26, at five, February 27, and March 3a, at eleven. at the Sear inn, Nevem ham, Wooer:led:hire. Anomie., Mr. Lucas, Nevrnharn ;or Mr ifcs. Edmunds and Son. Exchequer Office, Liocoin's inn. Robert Hifi.)). of Chifwell-firect, near Finibury-fquare, Middle lex, painter and glazier, dealer and chapman, February 24, aB, and March 3t, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Syddall. No. I cB. Alderfgate•ltrect. London. John Welt. of Richmond, Surrey, breeches-maker and glover. dakr and eitarnan, February at, 27, and March 31, at c'even, at GuildhAll, I.coixion. Attu mei, Mr. Patten, eras-11nm, Hatton Itrett. William James Lugg. of Woredter, baker. March t t. ta, and ti at eleven, at the l'albot Inn, ',atilt% of Chines. Atturuies, Mr 'Thomas Price, Worcefter ;or Marra. Stcphenfuu a nd Guwar Gray's Inn, London. James Garner, of Miltley, ElTex, town merchant, dead. and ehapman, February 13, 24, and March 31, at ten, at the lhorn lon, y. Attorney. N Ir. John A mbrofe, of Mittley. Mae Stone and Parton euttanee, of Great Yalmouch, Norfolk, Ihipwrights and copartners. March 9, at three, March to,at ten , and March 31, at three. at the l'hrce Cranes, Great Yarmouth. Attornies, Mr James Slyer*, at Great Yarmouth ; or Was. SWIIII and StevenS, Old Jewry, Luotion. Join Wild and William Wild, both of Stockport, Chethirt:, cot ton fpinners, dealers, chart en, and partners, March 4, t, and 31, at three, at the Crown and Anchur Inn, Stockport. Attor ney, Mr. Chetham, Stockport. Francis Twigden Walker, of Liverpool merchant, March to, t t, and 31, at one. at the Globe Tavern, John (tree, Liverpool.— Attornies, Mt Wes. Staniftrret and Eden, Leigh ttrcet, Liverpool, or Mr. Wiudle, Jthn arca. Bedford row, London. Rkkatd Powles, of Nag's Head -court, Graceetturch them, Lon don merchant, Fele nary 21, March 14, and tt, at tco, at Attornies, Meifts. Swain, Stevens, and Maplts, Old Jewry. James Hurry, of Nag's Head -court, Gracechurch ftreet. London, medusa, Feb. 11, March 14, 31 ,At ten. at Guildhall. Attor nies, Mcffts. Swain. Stevens, and Maples, Old Jewry. John Hillllilll4ll, of Newgate-itrect, London, linen draper, de:der and chapman, Feb. its, 27. March 31, at eleven. At Guildhall Attorney, Mr George At kinfon, Cattle-area, Falcon-fq, are. John Burghall, of Great Surrey Area, Blacktriars-road, Surrey, chsefentuager dealer and chapenan. Feb.2l, 28, March 31, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mars. Beaurain and thlton, Ution *treat, fnittopfgatc-dreet. Evan Banks, of Bomber•bridge, lancathire, cotton manufadturer. dealt,. Chapman, March 2. 3. and 31, at eleven. at the White Hut Prction. Attornies, M•UUs. Afhacit and Shut- thworth, Welton ; or Mr. Wigleiwurth, Gray's Inn-f ivare, London. Edward Price, otberwife Alennder Spence. late of Iced•, York lire. :merchant, dealer and Chapman, February 26, at ti.ur, March 3.and 31, at ten. at the Bull and Mouth inn, Leeds. At- Leeds; or Mr &tole, Chancery-lane, London. jureph btrvens, nt Reading. Bel !Aire iLencer, dealer and ehapm.tn, i March 9, to, and 31, at eleven, at t'fic Angel inn, R Attorney, N.; r. Vines, Reaenng. Riclawd Tionlinfon, of Leck, Staffordlltire, linen draper, dealer and elhapanut, February .14, Marcia 3, and 31, at twelve, at • Guildball,4.undon. McGirs. Berry and James, W.ll - f enfinn. Geogga.p..fainfon, of Intidna, warehonleman, tnnflln many fac t/am drier dad eltapinan, February all, Mardi 54, sad 31, at tweivet ar Attornias ' Mara. Atleddowcrolt au.43 SUP r 4 tigibara court, Gray's la n. ROBBERDS's BALSAMIC ELIXIR, or COUGH DROPS, S the fated and matt immediate Remedy ever yet compounded for the Cure of Colds upon the Limp, Mina, Cough. and Confumptive Cafes; to all which, the Inhabitants of theft 'Rands are more efpecially expofeel, by 'he moittnefs of the Air, that conltantly tends toward. Colds. and is ever accompanied by a trouhkfome and eventually dangerous Cough : this if not re moved, daily iocreafts iu obltinacy, extending its baleful etfcdts over the weak and tender frame, or vrhylly deltroyit g the lunc Lions of the Lungs in more ro bult Perfons The BallarnlC . Elixir (or Cough Drops) of Mr. Rubberds is compounded to meet thole CTiii to refture the tone of the Che t and its contents and thereby difeharge that tendency to Coolump. tion and Althma. ever frond to fueceed loch injury of the Lungs. In lung cuotracted and obltinate cafes. a few Bottles are toecefacy, hut In all recent Cuitghs, the Irllzir acts inltantancouley. and re. (times the Patient to his former Health ; leaving a doubt that Ma Mod: proceeded rather from fancy thin reality. A CAUTION.--Oblirre the tamale of ►t. Butler, No. 4, Cheap fidesis ingraved on a black st.urp, which is affixed to each Bottle: all (others are counterfeits. sold Whokfele and Retail by .Appoin , inent of, Mr. Robberde, Apothecary, at Mr. !hake's. Nu. 4, Chrapfide, corner of Pater nulter-row•. and Retail by Clash. Nu , 26 0 . Borough; Al cn, Nw. 76,0xford Itreet ; Stratton, I f eiceßer (guars ; and molt Country lioo,klclic re, in Bottico,:at pd. at 64sack. filS are prevented frombrealcing, a. . N- 0 A their tormenting Itching friftatitly rivitsefd by Wen IMAM ESSENCE of MUSTARD, univerfaly rlteemed for its extraordinary Efficacy in Rhettmatifins, ['allies Gouty Affedinu,. and Complaints of the Stomach; hut where this re. fain remedy has been unknown, or neglected, MA the Chilblains have act ua ll y bcoke a WHITE:HEAD's FAMILY CF.RATE will eafc the pain, and fpeidily heal them. The Family Cense is rqaally efficacinu; in Ulcerated Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches. Pimples, Ring worms. s h i rs . k ... ti n Me nn the Face. Noir. F ars. an d Eye c iiJ, ; s ore an d j u t' .med Ives, Burn., and Scalds ;Sore Heads, Old 36r, s, and Scorbutic Humours of every defeription. Prepared only, and fold by R. Johollon, Apothecary, No. tr, Greek4lreet, Soho, London. The Fffrr.ce and Pine at as: 9d. ea c h the Create at is. lid and as. 9d. Sold by every Mcdkine Vcod ir In l ttialnited Kingditits ••• The clalilsie hiss a black ink Stamp, with the name of it, olanltats, infcrted on it. A "Cla KT AIN CURE Ftlt CORN,S INFALLIBLE OFAMAN II RN-PLANTER: _ _ 'HE PR - 01),AIETOR of this molt etcelleu t -B- REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having never failed., In a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does . not eradicate the Corn, font and branch. TO Ilb; I USN f mo star. And he tegoic a o e to add, that it has infinitely the advantage of the numberlefs ineS. eaeious Ointments, Salves; Ike as many hundreds of atllkted per. tons can trait). among when ant fame of the fu:ft chasers in this kingdom. Sold Wholefale and Retail by T.Artell. No. c. Finch-lane, near: the Royal Exchange; and atfo by Mr,. Jay. 7. Taviiterk-- ftreet ; Mr. Wilfon, 39, St. Jansees-ftreet ; Mr. Hilder y No. it, Pall-Mail; Mr. Ward; No. Jack Holborn; and Jcbouir and Co. No. zso. Oxfar.l-14ect.• • At Brilbul, by Mr. Bk.gin and Mr.Sheirpard, Bonkfellers Bath. By Hazard, boultfell, sk•andAtright; pliftioner. ' . . Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Portfea and Go(lapel, Mr, Harding s. Livcrpool, by A&.'llort,•printer,and Mr, Jones ,btiokfellar, , Pnetfmoutbi o Mr. Motley, hookteller.. And by molt rif the *enders"( Medicines in England. a Coughs and Colds are Wish• atolcffectually cured and the Allis matte retkvtd by Sir Jo a.. Hallam of H :try. It is-the . nioit Innocent. yet, thc aloft dradmal rowdy cr r dircovered" S.JOHN M. IX Knight the itior.l LP Order of Sweleo, and F. R. i .41 Paris, was a Botanift imitirace and ekatader. he concentrated by otwans•of ',Retire apt. Vleatiun, that excellent I stract Flowers called Honey, for the Cure of Coughs, Colds, and Afiliolas Fiticiog the danger arifing from negleaed PeEtoral Comp Li. ti, he prepared this ' , leaflet yet effeauai Remedy. It is at reftura:ive as ~fs's Nliik, never d:fa. grees with the ftomach, and cures a recent Cold or Cou,;l► in a f.w hours. Aft' tnatie perfons will find it to give gen.ral relief removing the dilEculty of Breathing, prwitath g Llppa...toratiou, and in difeharg. ing the vircl.l Phl. gm. Ceti:ion—There is another fort whk is Spurious, !neon* will there he careful to a 4 for " Sir Tohn Hiii's Ifant of Hot.qr,' and °lifer e the names of " Shaw and I dward‘," are engraved on the Stantp given with fuch Bottle. Price ,5.64. Sold, wholefak and read, by Shaw and Edwards, No Paul'. Churc6•yard. HF..4WriiTcPB - i.t)! r:FX 1 ry - Dr. JAMEN's ANALEPTIC ANDANT.BIII.IO lS PILLS. 1 1 H E Celebrity of the Anal'ept!.e as a gene ral Prefervative of Health, is become onivt rfal, from 'Kir efficacy in thufe comp Lints, which continually d Ruda the human frame ; fun, as Colds. kheumatifms, Hea.l-achr, indigritionr,at.d other Difeares of the Stomata' and Dowels; which arife frOm the viciffitude of our climate, or from indulgence in the luturiet :if .ile ; and thcie fa'utary efr els are produced by ntly ening the pores by uithe,and the body by day, without requiring any paths cular ret, men to cotthiteito to. But thou f b the Andeptie Where alfo very ferviceable in Biiitiur and ttP•er deep-seated &for t e!" re: bei-it &fried as a mild eurgative only; al d thcretorr not always fulfieit fitly alive, the A ttibiliour Pit s have t C:11 rec anatended in aid by an end .ent Payliciao. whe has fired there Vie.iicla eornhitted for marl y.ars with the bsppieft locals : in all cam. plaints the Liver, as well as ,0 other internal Dif, aft s. Sold t.n'y by F Newhery and Sow, No. 45, St. Paul'. Church. yard. or the Coa. h-way Four Doors from the Corm. of Cheat - fide, Lomita': and at 1)r James's late bookies Bruton area via. the Amdcptic Pitts price as. td the Box. or Six in Ape large B. Cue r1..1s ; and the Autibilious Pills, price es 9d. a ilex, Utny thliol dih.rvi. that the N bras, '• V. Newbery, Nu. srt. engraved bah • is. tmrs. vi R. BR LE 114 s ticnils been qtsee felled ally . A continued to atlvertt• 'to di play q sal (cations which no matt has hitherto difputed and to resift to lei4teledints (it • peculiar branch, in which the t scent Of his pradice is already funiciumly liso.wn. To Inch quellinns Mr.'Bree fecrecy which ri.infrparable Lom the creative .t of that branch debars him front tb. uftial mode of proirfhot at . teCommenti Alin, fur it is [reedy within •Ite pale of the molt perte.lt intiisetcy, that a confrgiuti of error is fubmitted to merely to illuttrate the cliarader of a Medi. cal PratltWoster, Hir quakticati , .ns sod privitegrs are repeat-,;ly ftatti tio dittilluifh him from chore who, without the acquire - nicht of prigrffi dial knowlcil l et. have the temerity to af, ire to the advant.l.3 of proteffional ratlike. In thofe ferret difordera, wh'eh are ordained to he the ptv- , 111 meta of illicit in.hil,,ctice. and in that complicated ikraugent. it rat the i" ) it.iri, which medical outs denominate Nl' It VI HitiCONl - r 3, producing general or local DfiBILITY, by which dos (lamina of life are dettroyed, and the deareft ioteretts of potted y aftetted, he claims filch fuveriority of Ski 1 as might perhaps hate . been equally attained by any other Member of'the College of Sur. genus, confining hitnfelf for tuurtern years to this branch, and concentrating his Bodies and practice to this particular point. Salk:timed by the foccefs of his undertaking, be offers' Rettoras , lien in every cafe of Venereal Infedtism, and in all thofe Deficiena cite which arc the co nfequences of long. continued indulgence ht It Rut y so in vice, relidence in warn climates, or any whir matt ptulueing Debility is Z&rvuus Consplaiuts in the one fez, and toirrenoefr in the other The terms of remuneration are plainly Rated on the firft inter view, or in aufwer to letters containing a b.ink note. No. ayi, Arwidrl•/treet. near Temple bar, Feb. 5, OW. TO TriOMAS I'AYLOR, lifq. Dear Sir, No. 9, Bridge-ftrect, London. IFEEL. ;t a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I !nye re. eked funs your luvaluablc Me dicine—LEAKE'S PATEN I' PILLS. About two years ago I was attacked with a Venereal Diford.r swath I trcarcd rather thou , " for fume tinic, but the difcafe at length fpreading all over my Body, I was obliged to app ly to the molt eolith:ilia the Faculty, but their MEl:mice afforded only tem porary relit C. I went through cations works of Salivation, and from thing rather of a corpuletit Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. the Accra thy fprcatt all over my limbs, rendered me a complete object, In that my friends defpored of my recovery. I wben lu ought to this thalami, I coußdered death as inevitable. but a relation of mine commentin upon the many cafes in whiffs your Piils had ficerekluti, I was induced to try a bum o. than, which I thought rath,r redeved me, and by perfevcrance for two • or thre.e na nthn, and following your die. dtious, I experienced the molt unaccountable relaxation from pain, the fore gradually i.ubficling ; I am now, thank Gou, perfectly reuurereJ, and wall s l og out daily : I doubt not hut tine more hoz, which l think can tti .us to take, will dtahlifh my health in it, original Rate. It t. with the m• ft heartfelt gratitude that I fubferibe myfelf, Sir, )our much obligrd humble furvant. Vs M. PIIKSYN• Dranfvate, Macheacr, July 5, iftct. P.S. Fur the With benefit I ,to out übira to•the above being. 1 r utuilked, but leave you to ad as our own better judgment than • dictate. .... ___ . .. Prepared at.d fold by the EU Proprietor, Th. mas Taylor Mcw• bet of the Royal Colltge of Surgroi s, Lotol..n, at his 1 - I..ufe, No. 9, Ncw Bridge street Whtre, attrr a ei.mflant refidence of • i more than thirty fix year., in a pro/lice particularly diredlad to , the Cure t.f Venereal Con'ilaints, with that inviolable keret'''. • which mai of his pmf fliiin Amulet always ohfctvc, be [Louts bimitit, the advice and aflittonee I.e gr.ituitoufly admitiifttts to • rfons taking this Medicine will he. Rimmed by a difecrningPsb lie, as an advantage feldoni to be obt. iced, and void of ambiguity. Sidd, by his Appointmtnt, for the cot.vet ieoce of thole livino at a diltance, at the Perfamerit, No. 1 ,St . Alban . s- fir MI Pall Mail; the Foy Shop, No. 103, Orfori%tlrtet ; Mr. D:fbe- • r ugh s. No. 7, Flfh-11rt,t H 11"; Mr. Sl , l-1%, Rrr kfcUer, Noe, • Linton Row, little Tower ; Mr. Watfoo's, South-24d". Edinburgh ; Mr. Calatll's, Dublm ;Mr Billitige's„ Liver i Mr. Atklnfon's, lidanchtiter ; aodby one Perko in every con fiderahk cown iti Great Erman and lt eland, io bac* of 0011 each, Pealed up with. full and p.ain dited ass. whoa'. /. Ifuns of ; hoer Six may Cure thrtuftivts svith.Esfo, *Ali 34 " • erecy,ssid faa.ty . LONDON: Printed and puhlillandlMlLEV El: WES r,or co terbury-Plaee..Lentbeth) at the STAR Off ICI PlO,l, Carte Pubiiiked alio 441te than Own:, The Drawing of the State I.ottery finifhed on Si.. turday, the vg.ih inliant. The Ticket, No. tkoo6. as firft drawn on that day,,entitkd to Five Thgttfattd Pounds, WA& lOW it IFIAZARD. Bums and Co c)f fice, R.%yal Exchange, a:bele every fixed Capital Prize this Lottery bait been frilit and bared. The are the Numbers of the Capital Prizes ie this Lottery which have been field at Haiaaa; 13uam and &1.% Office, viz. . . N. 12,28 i 2 4,49 0 20(5 846 14,4 68 cch sB,6eo' £.31 - sdPso I°°a9 All id Share pogo woo . t• 000 • • • • 5' 42:12 1 lo whole. Manor leo • man On Saturday, In Gowetaniqty• the wife of the Rev. W. R. Wake, of a danghier. MARRIVD. Yeßetday. at Stijamees Cliorch by crcial Licence, the Right Hon, 1.04 Bator its /be Might Hon. Lly Lout(' i.e .zge.'ridelt ilmixhtt r of the Earl or Dartmouth. 'The ecromony was performed by the Hon+ and Rex tht Dean of Windfor. •• I • DIED. On tlie 6th inftant. at Bruit Bridge. on the Edgewhre Road, Nit Oeinie Bell, who prophetic d the deltrudion 14 London, about film% years ago, and who made fit temarkahle an apprar ince what givitiK his evlalenco. during the late SeSuna at the Old Bailey. , MOH WATZIL AT LONZON BRiIiSOF To.moaunts w it ie jn • . . s Minutes after . as minutes after a t . TO BE LET BY AUCTION, At the Exchange Coffee Houk, Brad, on 'Nettlay, the ; 7tk Fe bruary next (wilds previoufly difpo'ed of by Peivatei:onmet , of which due notice will be given), ALI. that Capital Sit Pans SUGAR HOUSE, with the extenfive Warehoufes. Dwelling Hiinfc, and Pre. mites adjoining (the Property of the late &taw Ex HLNDLit sum, Elq ) fituateio Nelfon-ftrect. in the City of Brad. fAe Premifes are molt advantageoully G.uated in the central part of the City of Briftid, near the Head of the Qnay, and at a (mall diftance front the Exchange, and adjoin fro it behind the River Froonte, by which goods may be now conveyed to and from the Premifes at high tides, and which when the Floati Dock is compleated, will be navigable at all times. Prernifes are well calculated tor carrying on a very eltell• GeV Trade, and are fo conitructzd that the Mauulaaory may be conducted at the Daft polliilc txpeuce. The Premifes and Utentils will be let together for a Term of 14 Years, and may be coterel upon buntediately. Some few articles necelfary fJr carryiog o:i the 'l' rail. ruch as Moulds, Pots, Clay, Paper Kuips, Drays, Huck', &c. to be taken at a valuation. 0 the late Samuel lienderfon, Erg for 4) years carried on a very ettenfive Trade in the Pivitilet, ant b ing is gr.et lion 31 an excellent Manurxeturzr of Rcrui,:4 Seger, 'the sugar Hoare and Premifes are univertally known, and wi:l be entered upon with peetiliaraivantages _ _ - For forther partieuhrs aim! to treat by Private Cunt raft, apply to McPrs. Hall and Jarman, Solicitors, Broad ttreet, lit i Rol. All Letters mult be poll paid. i ~wJ