Star. — London, England, 1804-10-24 00:00:00

SPORTizvG INTELLIGENCE. ENNIS RACvS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER tr. The g.,,d cup, as ulnal, for county Clare bred hunters, three-mile heats. Mr Vardrlnes b. m. Sapho, rode by Mr Coloop, 13ft sib. t I Mr Jas. Cr, agb's b. 7. Slouch, rode by Mr Folbery, tilt s tlb. a dr bry, Crush's b. R. knaiceer, rode by Mr O'Meara, 33ft 11111 •• • • • • • 3dr MARGATE, OCTOBER 22. • Aftending the heights above the town the eye is Aidelenly furprifed with beholding from one thoufand to fifteen hundred men employed in the different branches of fortification: Tome hundreds with bar , rows, ihovela road pick-awes, railing batteries, breaft works, and cutting entrenchments ; others digging' chalky which is convertea into lime, and ufed upon the fpot in the ereaion of barracks ; with the ame' facility clay is alfo obtained, and bricks are made, burnt and ufed for the fame purpok. On this height, which is oppofite the Caflle hill, rind is intended to be made equially formidable, are ootaroped the Surrey and Middlefcx Militias, and the various works are airport folely performed by the pri vates, who receive tod. per day above their pay.— The barracks are in Inch a Rate as to admit the mops from encampment almnit immediately. There are between two and three hundred habita; lions which ferve for the refidence of the foldiers' fa, amities, chandler's fhops, Ike. which are limply exca vations in the chalk, covered with turf. Same of officers do not even defpife thole humble cells, where they form neat entrances with a fod wall, and a '•white gate; one in particular has a cabin and a tent upon a cliff, totleriag over the tovw, (jull above War ren's Library), in a temporary virdtn, as fine a crop of orarrowfat peas, at prefent in bloom and pod, as •will frequently be met with in July. The femmit of Shakefpear's Cliff is to be pared, and a battery ereaed upon it, oppofite Boulogne. The Oxford and Leiceßer Militias are in the Caßle, and are bufily employed in improvements. So aria. Ore the orders for admiffion, that it is reported M r. TIVY was lately refufed an entrance. The Coroner's Lupien have fet on the body of the wnfivtunate man who was killed in the Duel fought afar Deal on Tuesday fc'nnight, and brought in their asilavOter. We are happy to learn, by a gentleman just return -1....red from Invernefs-fhire ' that the great inland navi - I 410014 the Caledonian Canal, is now fairly begun,! bifida great number of men employed on the work ; ;die engineers had marked out about keen miles in • 4h, in the neighbourhood of Invernefs, and the diaance on the weR coats, in the neighbourhood of Fort William. Betides the advantages which will eventually arife front the completion of this naviga tion, it will, doting the time it is under execution, adFird employment to all who are difpofed to be in dultioes- Our eorrefpondent onderßood from forme perfons who have the management, that the work was to be given off by meafurement, and all who applied for. and wet e willing to work on reafonable terms. were employed. Two roads are alfo begun, from the line of the canal to the weft lea, and others are espeeted loon to be undertaken. Tradefmen, maims, and labourers will reap greatbenefit from the employment thefe works will afford, during the en foing Ifiartf, as the valleys where they are fituated, are to nearly cn a level with the fea , tha t little inter , ?option will be experienced from froth or fnow— The mode of accommodation alfo drew our eerier pondenes attention—fmall fir or birch-wood is fur. stilted to the workmen, who, in a very (port time, conflrua a number of huts on a place that is they tered, and convenient for the work they ate employed on—the walls are made with turf. and covered wi.h turf or heather ; they have the appearance of (mall encampments, and from the great quantity of digging ti be done in a Ihort time, thefe accernmodations will Terre for a confiderable time, and may be made very comfortable. By means of the lochs, or deep in lets of the tea, provifionsand other articles are brought from the (aliens and fouthern parts of Sotland, the north-well of England, and the north of Ireland, at very reafonable prices, the farmers of the adjacent country king down fheep, which will afford a ftetod fupply of mutton. Our correfpondeut alto informs vs, that a butch et's (hop, a bakehnufe and brewhoufc, as well as a comfortable inn, we t e immediately to he eftal . (bed r.n the (Lore of Lochiel, where the canal will enter the fee, Colonel Casts RON, of Lochiel, har ing gereroofly given up a large bottle for the purpofes of an inn, &c. It moll be a great fati:faehion to every well-wither of his corintry to perceive, that at the fame time that • Government is taking vigorous nicafures for our eta. lineal defence, it is equldly attentive to the internal improvement of the kingdom. and providing for the comfort of its inhabitants in every quarter. The dispute between the Grand Canal Company end the Pipe Water Board of Dublin, has ken hap pily terminated, and the inhabitants are again amply topplied with water. The Citizens of Duliiin were originally induced to form the contrail with the Ca. nal Board, to lecture them againtl the peible recur. rcnce of an fcaleity of water, which was once ore ifro,• d by the following very curious c ir eitnotance :—The City had been for emu,' ks plied by a dream from the neighbouring mountains, convey:el by an aqueduft, immediately from the ponds and cafcades of a Si r C om rTOI6 DONIVILLi, at T, inpleo.,;ll. - ,three mile from the metrnpolii,dirointh which the MolltilA n dream patf:d. A yowl Nolde• man, Lord SAN Tar, nephew to Sir Cow Rood convilted, before a Dublin Jul} - , ol the murder of his gardener e.r iteward, under eiteumitanccs fo atrucion , „ that the Jury refuted to veer iniriend the Recorder to rep et his cafe favourably, and the Cvr poration declined to petition the Crown in his fa sow. erstwithaanding the repeated overtures of his um le Sir Cnitrrow, who, at lan threatened, that. if 1..• nephew was executed, the Arcata of water which fdp. plied the city timid no longer pals through his do mains ;.but that lie would cut it off, and turn it into a deep ravine that would early it in a w idely dillaitt chrethrin ; and lie aBtially prepared fflearOft, for Lai fillmg hi - menace. The conicqaen-ce was, that the Mone:pality of Dublin were forced to a tacit corn at.d Lord Starer was fort:red to efcape from Ncw,..ste u. tle dead hour of night , when he immtlatet) fur the Continent, cn board a veP Id pre o tical km, and LC vet returned. 711EAtTRE3. COVVIIT GARDIK.—Lait night the treizfifi Flea, in which Mr:Bea...ass made his &II appearance for the fearer', drew a great audience to this !wide. The Opera was followed by the Farce of the ViAageLans. yes-, where a Mr. Jou 14 snit (another Jobnfon!). from the Theatre Royal, Dublin, delineated the past of Shellac: with conliderable humour, and was much applauded. Dauer Lairs.—The Comedy of Tlx Foundling, which had been feveral times announced for perform ance at this Theatre, was again changed on account (as was Rated) tif the indifpolition ola principal per. former. The fuhaitute was 7be Beaux Stratagems. 'MR tie LONDON Cif Men% We 23. BAILrrARY PROMOTIoNS. Commiffions in the Middlefea Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Royal Welimittitcr Regiment—George Gafeoyue, FA. to be Cap tain. Dated Cletuber is, 18 0 4- Royal Weltern Regiment. T. E. Wells. Gent. to be F.nllgn. Dated Ode= Is, ilicse. Commiffions iigned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlefea. sd Battalion of Queen's Royal Voltintevra—Aleroder Adam, (knt. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Rotenbury, promoted; James Pymas, Gent, to be ditto, vice Robos(on, promoted. Dated September zy, 180 a• Loyal Britons Volndteers. Henry Cutler, I. fq. to be Captain. vice St...Adak. nfime3, and Donald M.Dorald, Gent. to be EuSgn, vice George Cutler, promoted. Dated Sept. :9, t 304. Commiffinn in the Argyll and Bute Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Argyllibire. Charles George Jones, Efq. tube Captain, vice Campbell, reigned. Dated July 16, ISOM oarmancz-orract, °cram 20, 1804. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Captain Richard J. J. Lacey, to be Adjutant, vice Brone, nromoted to a Company. Dated Anguß is, iSoe. Gentleman Cadet Eliott Seward to be Second Lieutenant, dot Paddy, promoted; Gentleman Cadet Lloyd Dock to be Second Lieutenant, vice Clarke. promoted; Gentleman Cadet George J. Belton to be Second Lieutenant, vice Stanhope, promoted, and Peter Stewart, Gent.to be Second Lieutenant, vice Napier, promoted. Daaed Sept. 19, 1104. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Jame, Riehardfon and William Richardfam, carpenters, Chan• ecry•lane.Oftober 9,1104. John Critchley, William Janes. and Samuel intatfter, COW= 411 b• nufaCturers, Matmliefter,Ottober 'as Henry Bonn John Bonner, and Jofeph Page, printers, Bel tol, Auguft se. Jorepli Sowter, John Hopkinfon, Robert Snwter, and William Bromley, pat manufulturers, Moborough, Yorke , ire, Get. 1. Richard Boultoo and John Main Bright, drapers, Alvcchurch, Woreetterikire, °doh& 19. Thomas Rendali, James Bradthaw, and James Hall, mealmeo, Dun ktill, Berlhire. Odinber to ( • rye Searle and Jedeph Franklyn, mercers, Louth, Uncoil/b -ake, September a. kANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Weber ss. Frocis Courtney Devenith late of St. Martin'sdane, Middle fa,. upholder, at eleven, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William °edge, of Lcicritendquarc, Middlefea, linem.draper and caiteo.prtnecr. EPIGRAM. ♦ Colond, by Clsronicks, tau it appears, la Kyle give a feed to his Crack Volunteers; The dills.. were good, but the gliffes fo knoll, His Heroes could feared) , drink any at all. The Commandant thus to his right and left wing Said, " Gentlemen, thaw, let us drink to the King!" A jolly Sub. eying his glaf, at the time, Cried, " Colonel, there's hardly enough for a tripe." MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Yetlerday Mr. 7 hangar Hanford was indi&ed for two different affaults on Emilia Dickron, a young girl of about eighteen years of age. Mr. Guam Tv, Counfel for the prorogation, in opening the cafe, Rated, that common as this fpecies of affault unfortunately was, the prefent was not one' or a common or unimportant nature, but was ag gravated by many Rrong and peculiarly aggravating circumftances. The profecuteix was a young, beau tiful, and inexperienced girl. The Defendant, who lefrom his profeffi..in mutt be fitppofed not fo ignorant las others commonly charged with fimilar offences, was a married man with a family, bound, as the matter of the Profecutrix, to pritea her from infult and injury, not to (educe, nay force her, ia•o guilt and infamy. The Defendant, he maintained, ought to feel thankful that; inftead of now (landing at t h at bar, he had not been indi&ed for his life before ano ther tribunal. Emilia Dickson faid fhe was about nineteen years of age, and had been fervant to the Defendant from March to June laft. The Defendant was a printer, in Nessmanftreet, Lincoln's Inn-fields, and had a wife and two children. She related the circumhances of the two different Oinks fpecified in the india ment, and depofed that fhe bad riot given her con. lent. In accounting for the mode in which the efcaped from her matter's chamber on the evening of the t6th Junk ! when he did not accomplish his ob- I jeR, the laid that fhe had found the key of the room I I door in his pocket, with which the had unlocked it. That the gill had been injured was proved by two , furgeons and by her mother, to whom the had corn planted the day after the fccond affault, which took I place on the t9th. In defence, Mr. Comae contended, that fo far from having efcapcd from the D..tendant's bed chamber on the 16th, by means of a Ley found in the pbckzt of theDetendant, the door had no lock which ad mitted of a key. In evidence of which fa& he had ordered the lock to be taken off and produced in Court. He could alfo prove, from the teftimuny of Mrs. Haufard's filler, that nn force had been ufed againtt the girl, fhe having conical to that lady that fhe had voluntarily gone to bed with the De -1 lendazit. Mrs. Thredder, filler to Mrs. Hanfard, was ac cordingly adduced, who confirmed the itatement of Mr. Conk, having put the guanine to the girl at the requeft of her mother ; to whom, however, lise at the fame time admitted, the had never communi cated the retult, even to the moment the was then de posing. Mr. Thredder, the hufband of the witnefs, alit deputed that be had taken Ott the lock produced from the door of the Delcndant's chamber, not, however, lance the commencement oldie trial, hut, as lie de 'poled, on Sat:lst:lay lath It was proved, too, that there were different doors to the apartment. After an appropriate charge from the Chairman, in which he (hewed tine impotlibility of applying to the depot - mon of the prolecutrix the fait of the luck taken off by Thredder on Saturday, The Jury, after a few minutes eccifultation, found the Defendant CuAr. He was then recommitted, to be brought up for Lenience on a future day. !Valiant RiPerr, th. was indiacd for affaulting Elizabeth *Mahon. It appeared that the prole nitric was cock to the Defendant, who was a gen tleman of property, and kept a bachelor's houle in York-buildings,l3aker-fireet. One day the prolecu- Iris, by her matter's permiillon, had been fiom home and returned about ten o'clock at night, when the houfekeeper &Cited the would prepare a pair of fowls tor flapper, as her Mader expeeted company. This order was countermanded about twelve o'clock, wheat 11 r mailer cam: down to the kitchen, and Wonted ler in very profs language, afking her, was it the who hotrAht the (craggy veal for dinner ? lie (truck the table with violence, and threw the candie down ; he alien ordered her to go up to bed ; tat im mediately followed her up, and whik fbe was in the aft of uttdrefling, he (wore at her, calling her an im piol..or b—fi, and 41..cd her, did (he Ray up to Itf tett F lle then kited her by the wail, and dragged her with great • ao!.:nce down three pair of hairs, by which lot limbs were much hi oiled and hurt : it Was then between twelve and one at night, and he irsfailed the fhould insmediately leave the houfe. She eitlcd, not kti.wing where to i.oa at that late hoar ; he then '. t kcd her up in the kitchen, where lie re. :named all mills , and the next mowing made her escape dirt lo t h 'he p t:thn, and what to her fillet's ; the 1114414 nt ha. F.i.tcr., where he had feired her by the level Al Jas.. She Command Lens bet. r. tic Magma ces is.,—..Oreet, when he a. kur.v.ledg .1 he 1,..d ui J tar 111, and said he had left a one rn! l'• nie, •au. x with her wa 0140. .1.• • .....1114...:1!.! ;.•: as fie had brought him h. r gee l'• • • ny. Site was mita % at* dt!.',;-,:-! t': p. :•,n: f h-r st-1 :es at Hol• horn. e jetty 1, , :n4 th- Defer 2.. ant coltr, and the Cohn Le:wired /mm t.' pi) a 4frc 44 tsc. BANKRUPTS. Chides Batteriby, of Wapping I li!h-flmet, Meddlee', fill a- clam deer, dealer and chapman, to fornmskr Odloiter 30, November 6, and December 4, at ten, at Gui'iPall. Attorney, Mr. Liftob, Catherine-court, Trinity Square, London. %William Walker, of Chancery 4anc. In the liberty of the Rolls, Maddlefes, tailor. dealer and chapman, October 30, at ten, Nov. 6, at eleven, and Dee. 4. at twelve, at DuiltUall. Amerika, Meets. Patter, Capper, Yore', mod Hughes, ElTcx flreet, Strand, London. 3okn hirkitt, of Beetles, InfaSuffolk,dnper and taylor. dealer and chapman. Nov. 4,6, and Dec. 4. at eleven, at the Bel. Inn, Sat. mundlum Attornir, Mr. la imps hlitchtll,Satmundham; or Mr. Robles, Gray's e Place, London. George Ji plot., late of Prrirot.l.ancathere. grocer, dealer and chap man. Nov- lie S 3. and Dec- 4, at eleven, at the /.egs a Man acd Bull Inn and Ho el, Prefent. Attorney, her. Thotua. Stark e., k, St. Mildred . . .court, Poultry, London ; or Mr. Harvey Wrinbt • Precot. Edward Cooper, now or late of Newark, Lekelerbire, dealer and chapman .Nov.ll, at four, Nov. 6, at eleven, and Dec. ands twelve. at Guildhall, London. Attorniet, Meer". Bleafdale Alcuoder, New Inn, London ; or Mt. Robert Bond, Le , ceßtr. DIVIDENDS. Nov. US. Robert Frederick Eagle King, late of Little Cladton Lodge. par* of Clatton, Effrs, dealer and charism, at cheat, at the Maid's Head lon, Thorp le Soken. 'Nov. so. Mae Holds, Emanuel Watts, of Budge-row, I.ondon, George Loth, Jobo Dritrick Lubber's, slot William Loth, of Neweaftic-opon•Tyne, factori and copartners, dealers and chap ' men, at one, at Guildhall, London. Nev. to. Inf.th Wliceler, Biaelleatb, Kent, miller, at one, at LeniCon. Nov. 17. Reuben filen, of St. John •ftrat, Mklilefct, uphul fl tree, at ten, at GuAdisall. Nov. '7. William Uurwood. the Sun Wharf, parifil of St. John, Wapping, end of Green Bank. parifb of ht. George is the raft. wharfingcr and veal-merchant, at !_ern, at GuildhalL Nov. to. George Ltinann, of N..wcattic-impon-Tgoe, Joiner, at el .vin, at Belle's ColTee-houfe, there. Nev. 17. Charles Robert I , of Middle New-Rent, pariah of St. Blade, alias Bridget, Fleet Rom, jeweils e. at eleven, at Guildhall. Nov. t 9. Jofeph Moyler, of Suttee open Derwent, and George teat, of Pockhngton, Yorkfhirc, copartners, millers, dealt:nand eh risen, at eleven, d the York Tavern, York. Dcc. 3 hebaltian I mean the younger, of Birmingham. plater, at churn, at the Inlets "lavern.Cherry ftreet, Birmingham. Nov. t 3. Mager I fart, late of Broom. Lincolrairc money•ferive rer. al , r ard chapman, demafol, at eleven, and twelve, at the Bull Inn, Bourn. Nov. a;. Thomas Nanfan, late of Manchcfler. warebourem a, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn. Matieliefter. Nov. 16. William Barley. of Lriß.4.l:usn-slniper, at twelse,at the Rummer aeon, bilks!. Nov. to. John Harm. r. of Stmad, Gloucefterflairc, el,thicr, at eleven, at the Genre lon. Meant Nov. t 6. John Gwv nue, of Albion.. Wilts. foll;aa-maker, at eleven, at the Black Bear Inn. par:Ci limigemord. Nov. Ls. limey Xyrnotir. of Maideultianl, Bake, coal-merchant, and make, at one, at Gui Nov. to. Samuel Phelps. lute of Grofvenor-greet, merchant. at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 13. Charles Strict, of Paddis.gton, Middlofee, merchant. at clever, at Guildhall. AA IS. Archibald Janicifon and Thomas Chiffon, of :line Breit Lower Fail :tri.l.li. I merchants and , "partners. at eleven, at Gilidhail. Nov.*. George Pae,er M Cards!' and Rol ert l'authan, late of Britt 01. t•ylnr., fah 11%.• •., and -41-41111.1 at tkvesl, at the Who, I A.. I ho,d-greet. 14 110 Nov. 7. William %I'et•tter, of fore-Meet. I .enema, linen-dr,per, " " at clew , n, at Guild! 11. Now. 6. infenh Winter, of Conti, Tt Ni 1.4 Sotnerfetelre, leather dr. der, dealer and chapnian„ at <kyr... a. the Red lion Inn, Chard, Laid ceinity. Nov. 6. %Valiant Throllpf-to. of linenlnstt: r-. 6,4!. 4- alcr •nd charntan, at eleven, at the Shakclilcar I ar Ifierniugharn. Now. t 1. Joccph Path rr, of It:refuel , brandy. tettr4.liare, ae ele•,n , at Pharr'-. Conte hentfe, II retort!. Nov. t i Timothy 1"4:w 4n w: no, late of Worcelter, draper, at clever at the Centro Inn, NA ur,:ct. cr. irettnAiriCAL lIIRbMOIIOI4B. The Rey. Rdlit4ll ttithie l Y.LL. B. Fellow of Now Caner, Or. ford. has been inftituted, by the Lora Whop of Hereford. to too Rectory of Cefop, an the pre fentation of the Sad of Oxford. The Right HIM. Lord Rolle (as treats for the patron, Wnry l'Ana. Erg ) has been picnic., to nominate and appoint the Ft, t. John R. l'Ans, =dor of Biaon, to the perpetual curacy or emu tive of North Tatocrton, in Cornwall. BIRTHS. On Saturday, the wifc of Mr. Murray, of Pan-MaßCourt.of a daughter. On Saturday fe'nrdght, the Lady of a fan. Kerr, 4 MARu IF.D. On Saturday laft , at Little Oakley, veal' Harwich, John M.ters i , E(q. Barrifter at 1... aw, to MIL. Bridge, dausliter orCyprian &Km. Efq. of Dover-coutt Effea. On "Ihurfday, th Rev James Phillott, Fairer of Corps Chen Colley., in Orford, to Mils Caroline Ha• rig, daughter of Richarl Harris, F.N. of Ether. On tt,e tlth intl. Thomas Denman, Ffq. of Linecdn's Inn,,ur Mifs Vevcrs, the eldeft daughter of the Rev. Richard Verse's, . . Sarby, Leicefterthlre. Morday, Mr. Simplon, of Cheapfide, to Mfrs Chile, of he fame place, Lately,at Newton Bothell, Devon, Capt. Heath, to MR A'. • Hocombe, daughter of Mr. James Hoeombe,coaLmere.hant at IL/ place, and grand-daugh:er of Farmer Iftlhop, who died a few Tuna fince,:.ged 92, laving behind him children, grand-children, sod great grand-children, no lets than yo. Nrw MAt.LartATI New Marnr• —Ss (Own. 1- (I% Ginn .eels, Thn , . Wire, h.lq ; jarec. Ft.]. 11,14.t.m.ra1.. I Richards, IGI ; ht : , 111 , J ), fame. M.tizaT, ; Wunciter. Jolla Efer ; hull, Joferb 1 fzieants, Flq. _ _ _ OLD A .on —Prn:,IGR Scnit, Proof. J.),13 Gray, Erg. Jxll, Alra. sa.itit, Lig awl llr I , A t krinAl, Mcar► SttVall and J4nc. l•urac,EnG.~. EIGPITN Mt% .--The Ticket Nn. e; 79 ,, f 7-3 drawn )etterday rnotning, entitled in TwArity rAtid Pottnch., w.i fold in S:atten Si trent h SIIA rex. At the Othce of Sw A,,,J Co. in the I' , iiltry. •1•I roil dt awn Tickct en WedneidAy lAii, the ;ft:. a !'rile nt I•litatfAr..l I' s. told by Swot, anJ en. in One 11.ilt Sateen!' lhore , . and Nn. 19001, the tl de., a ; LON. . ! j . LEvcr KFWI". (of prize of One Thnutsind round% in One (.)As ACT and e - kit Orriet. No z. GM 6 i:wavc, Siatedath fliattc. agg ttc 67A1 QTIIGS. Tocirlfe o ri 4f o , r. n. 1. Doty, t-• ere l'crAm in c .• 1 In Note. of'~' plain I)&rr4 nnw. veto - • Ivo. arh (aft sod ker,•••• !L, DIED. On the aeth infant, at hi. feat at ',enrol& i n ywkaATE, In the 64th year of hi. age, John cans Estiiht, glq one of his Majeft i • Juftlees ot the Ha ll, c tor that County and Nottireiamddr, . low of Trinity Cambridge, and Bomber of Lineddis ir • and formerly M. P. (jr. &dhoti ugh And go au, h edge On Monday, the Bti. initant, Henry Wickham, tAq. aCotting kl aged 73. Mends). feistiest, whitsso • Alt to Mr. Ballet. of Cfsfave, John Caritbrook, Efq. aged 33, late a Capt.in in the North Gino- , eater Militia. At Edit burgh, on the Bth init. after a few hours Elnefs,lll - John Johoftooe, writer. On the 17th inf. of a putrid fever, Thomas William Temple. ' Efq of Corpus Chrifl College, Cambridge. yoongeit fan of Hie Itsv. Dudes Temple, of Noethwoadlikes, Suffolk. On Iburfday fennight, at .Atingdon, John Gallaway. Efq. that pkoe, in the J gib year of his ag,. On the HI inft-at Ely. near Cardiff, where the went for the re covery of her health, MIL Mary Adkin, of Windfor Cattle, lewd daughter of the late Rer. Robert Aaltio, rearm of Randal.; Nisi folk- tbe royal army °lnlets& At Montego Bay, Jamaica, on the 7.h of A usuft laft. John Ha ndhon Dalrytnpk, Efq. Colleetor of the Cogent' these, foss debit late Hew Dalrymple, Efq of Nunraw. On the lath of September, at Geneva, in the s7th year of La age, after a lingering sod painful Shish, Ginert Anfley, Lfq. Haiti of the late Jobn Aunty, Efq of groad.ftreet. Themaa tiockiel, of the 7th Lttalioo le! _ - HIGH WATER AT LOWDON ERIDOE TO-MORROW. Martins Afterneol ••• • • 40 alkitstes alter 7 HAVING dedicated =Tieit V* the it tbiy, and been gratified by the Not cerAderthlc pradticc in that branch which I thought proper to (sled, I truß that I have Oct more ea - employed my drat than there who, ht the extender held of the profcfboo, are oceakmally Immerfed in uncettainty, and COMO always attain that faces* which is acquired by rantelmtnedes SA ioteUeditual power to one elate of diforstent The difrarix of OSLILITY arc pecutiirty dlitelfling. for de. bring with than a train a ccocondtant fynaptans. and. by a & preffion of all vital entr,re L.:Menet itfc:f became. embittered—. lgt,:ther they arife from the pet-val.:nes :f ill example, thediftests rive baltits of fchocl boys. cr the indulirrixs of manartty, they ac quire the emit ailla"tui preeliotal *ill ; but by the ignomege of uneducated men, the 4N:4km-ere ac,raeatad, and the cont. Mine is &Amyx& As a MEMBRR of the ROYAL COLI.EOEig SURGEONS. I ground fey pretendons on regularity of elueatlon; and Nac r. every privilege to praetice, I feel myfrif entitled to that candles°, with which I bave hitherto been fo lit,raily ton urea. In the grit fenfationa of local wolmel, ratty aPPlleadan .., will prevent the calamity of a debnitated frame; but wady the (O kra, Iran a eassfeloufoids of the unmanlinth of the vice wig& ended hie ralefortwis, la fearfel rat the enotemct or ceafere of hes [amity pliyaclan and brunds over bia inermity with careful es& ceahnent, It matt be fatlsfsesvry fir him to be affbred rot only al capabilfty of treatment, bat alto of the inoft invaidaila twerp. And In :twat Venereal ()awardable ft in rad& to prevent OA, danger or datrefs; bathe moll complicated cafes ft is the acquire. ' molt of excluive experience to this Dee to died a fate, melds, and kerdy re-elihhliftiment I Misr the advantage of this expect rare to theft of titbit felt who are afilVb d with an Med of DEURLITY, of any lymph:am of VEN f le I'. AC. IN FhCl 10 tl, and In all calm the term. at rens neratiln are Rated on the fief ~ .ttrykw. Par eht. in the cou ',try are expedled to inelofka sank nom, sod _ are retudted In (welly their arc an manner of Using. MARTIN HALL, Weather of the Royal Calker of Somme in Leaden. Ha afa, Arumitd•Arcet, &mod. neat Temple Der • To T.TATLOR,Sturgeou, No, 9, New Belige-dreet,Leresdcs, 11111, Edinburuh, May a, ;too. IN the fpring of 1794 / was atiiiiattl with a Vcna real Complaint, which I treated with buliffcreace for five months; but W 39 t hgn obliged to apply to a regular Phybelan.orker put a temporary Slop to the virulence of the aisle (by elleirew rial applicatkaoa) lot fome time ; but growing, in fpitt o' atm& tint and the advice of the firri Ih:llth:race of the Faculty bare, worfe and worry for two ye-n, I was tainted to a Role alma unparalkled and b, rind adericuon,lning an court leper, and ide a rated from hta i to Lea.—My bind, throat, mouth, note, itl'e antis, &c. have been altt-roattly in ilair,er of becoming uftladatt in (Fort, I have had from ao to 3u c.,:ing Wpm' on my body, and nearly tmaoy deprived of light.-It would be voluminous to par ticularize all my caft , —fuffi.:e it to fay, there never wit, or era will bc, one of a more dar;erout, or of a more complicated na ture. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined rny felt,ht.;..ne all kspes of recovery ; are, indeed, in my then cond. t km, eft r h w.t. prerraide to my mow than nut, rabic (late. Is this fituation did I drag a moil 'inferable eziftence,till Dietat l'itoril , e ore the. win my way a TlCOtkaper containing the cafeil a Mr. L. of l'tymodth—my friends read it, I could not.-4 far and proeund hone of your Ls* se.. PA I RN r PILLS, wbleh ,hl ufir, tron time to tine am tow. tod have i,,, ?two, (after Wen than tom years ii.deirribahle &O. r, r.„ in at good a Rate ei htai a al ever 1 cooyed ; a. a proof of this, I hltl a fine, thriving, heal thy child horn to nor a Sew month. am.. In grititude to Gee - and Is. hops of mods ring my i t ll-mperistpure leerier, I rectuct you to pohnOi this ; and you may at any thee refer perfona, wave wit , to be lati•flul of the !oath of this, or further ;ordeal:es te ,'.r or Om) . Inc! tie, Jett-t Of Pt den. As I. a c .fee for bednel. o cr-r equal noire, and Mlle need it, 1,3% e et, r) realosi to oiler, mankind, that' your I.r A..*: Pitts thry will foot a fure, (pertly, fart, and rat , • Or; Isr tow rani Rage of the Venereal Difatio CON. ~.•, DI tit hp tilt Sod. :options', Tonics s TATLOr iieZ , nut In London,at his bm. , ^ nbt re he will give advice. wift ,o • hilt and will anfwer patients h • f 'to term., oblerviii; in all cafe t , ° t.4l'etilel . 3. tame of cafe having been TM.' ..., • ~.,I'.,r ettpoll. by the Proprietor, dr. t • -• • , ..16 years, tiro be has had the roe . 4 ;he above medicine, and the inv. 14 It 'I N N. e. I U.f-.IJ, by hit Ai :mew. for the rOtlVErlfrelt Beater, Edr- Ci to wt am Mfo Mt. T . 'err. 24n. ze, st. Mbar t: $ , Ne. ro3, Ott , !••