Star. — London, England, 1807-09-02 00:00:00

d0mp0mPPEN....m.......•"...0....r.,... FAaHIONS FOR SRPrislifßEß. • WARWICK RACES, THURSDAY, AUGUST a?. -. 7 -----. ENGLISH COSTUME. • His Majelly's Plate of loop. NO. te•EVFN INGI Da aas .rA round train dents of India muflin, i Sir John Hawkins's br h. Clermont, 4 irrs old. left. 41b. a a nottroidered in a fancy border of needle work at the fee. The I Mr Acher's hr. e. Sir Sampl'on, 4 yrs old, toft. alh. a a Pock hofom . ornamented with w hite beads A full Spanish !hurt A good race. and the knowing ones taken in. Sir Sampfon being reeve, over a plain one of . vrtlfe Coin. A fent/cried lace tucker, , the favourite, and backed againit the field. There were 4 hock* plac. d ftrait r und the hofottr.A.lrcaffian fcarf or told. ebandwey. j drawn before the fluting. or lace, ernffing the back, and gathered In front of the left Stout- 1 A Sweepflakes of toffs each. (if Sithictibers). der into an c oeraldb-oncli, reaching to the fret , finithrd with a gold 'Mr B Price's ch. g Malmfbary, 3 tii old, a ift. toll). 3 1 1 taffa amt oce .h o , a lly f o rmed int., drapery by the attitude cf the Mr Enulen'a Speculation 4 Irtialft,laft '2 3 3 right hand. The hair talle'ully rilfpored in banda and curls: and Mr Bayzand's h./. judgeiebt a. sift !alb a a $ a (mall oftrich feather crrang the crown towards the right Ode 14 Lord Brooke named Colonel 11EliisPote's Pigeon drawn faftencl to the hair with an emerald Bud. Farrings. necklace, Mr Fernier's Sifter to Hawk, aged . - draws and bracelets of pearl, with emerald data.' White kid gloves and A very good race. Mallafbary the faveurite. ,A "lion Pude of sot. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Saws • • No 1--FveNlN({ W*t KING pang —A plain round gown of Jaconot IMAM. a walking length, limrly ornamented with rows of open hems round the bottom. A plain fqu ,re bn'ont fitting dole toihe form. laced up the front, and trimmed at the edge with twitted mt ilin. A large ftraw hat of the Glpfy form, tied acrofa the crown with a Elk handkerchief. Deep Vandyke flock, of lace or needle work. A bleak lace or Chinefe thawl thrown in irre• solar rirgligener nrer the (boulders. Straw coloured kid glows and Owe'. White farluct parafol, deeply fringed, and painted in hiltorical devices. No. 3.—A . WALKING TIRE9I.-1 plain round robe of the fineft French cambric. A Capuchin cloak of or c•tl•tored farfnet, edged in Vandyke. fitting dere ri,und:therbroat,withfaDingcollar, and co,fined in the centre wit la,a ri4bon cc .brooch. 4 Village hat, of ftraw or chip, with filk•erown, and ribbfgal tpoorrefpond with the cloak. Shot* etre*. kid ; gloves tail tan ; and parr tel of clouded farfret. .. • ; ..1 • No 4lt VENINO Rat's. -4c round train gown sf.avkits fad*• net, with Agnate back, strip front, ind thou lull fleeces orttainen t••ii round the bottom. botovi and &ekes, with a rick chenille of &Aft" Ilftto-! . ..A Mort fah tied tbabind with Ibadcd chenille ends. The Parifian head-dock, Auityporld of the, hair formed in braids and coals, blended with band' of green and gold 'l . ll.- earrings of gt Id cud' pearl. An innietial necklace of linked via ; clank braertrof of the fame with emerald finds: Shwa white lathy. gloves Fenno licE:and esi.of wlnsor.sape,taistledist bolder of the ycllevytdelrAllainsk • • '""7711777.i7'r' , 7"'" .el .1 • • unwiereiv. AuGuirlist:- .. .1 ' !'S.6 ," . , . .. The match betw4es:Ceptain .Beiciaieriand Wood has given rile to another in alit. Cnoppt which was decided at eleven,e,c ea.. on Fitstzylki,i. - heal •Lyndhurit. A man_p the narpeom yi phell, l - id p( f 4 Wide* at..Dowtoot NI tte,ilto had perfurrned pei cleitri•an wonders f'r trifling wagess,. was matched by a Captain Hti4r. ip,gp lot twelve.boars on • piece of chorea grand on the bley4orell,,, ipsiee, one Wall, a ha /kr , on the Bath road, . The pedc r ti trians Ilarted.about, Ur VACS irpfli , thrill church, a eliten o'clock on !Pr diet Mornink . ,4d khe ginerall • betting , were that itir did n o t go x i ttl , ils. They( j ' were attended Atli' the heath by..P,contotirfe of • imiles/ten, and t4 • Ctinspifie of theceActSefi le not be 4 ins Mote than fifilien i Miles, the 'fplaptore.•had anji ' excellent view of the .Faire. Will,lseene4:lteercked,' • tap at finer delork t in'tfie afrernien&hiSireg at. theid time gone 34 6114 'il 'the beet : ' of the day; . Hes; opponent, who iris - 4 ore' at kis, he r efs,palfed hiegs, ll ..affu fatiguedt 'era' ate i Wall had oCetched.himfelfs on Come Wavy, for half.an hopr,' i l4 lefumed thel conteß, and uverionli:Cimpbal (w :se hid only flop. ped 'five minutes ) at nine o'clock.. 4,p' Iptcriflingi . Pimple here enfbett.'and the dOmpeNcies kept, togs.": ther until ten o'clinek, when Walt made his eitenor-; dinary pulh, an.l went nearly eight .miles in the fan' hour, and beat his adverfary by a mile and - a half. The defiance perfornikni by the win:est . : 4 cracbstMiks, Subfcri t. Sol. Lord ftamford'oeh h. St. Doutiogo 4 yrsold, 8R ilb a a Mr Lair's b h Plunder, 4 yr, old. 71t 101 b Wun carp St Domirso the favourite. • NEWPORT RACES. Thefirft day of the Races, the weather being re. I •marbably _fine, a greater concoorfe of people, in• cludieg all the Nobility and Gentry in the -Viand, than am ever inown'to be *ambled on any public nclgions Vex, pefent,,, The fi lver cup, the gift of B. P. Blackford, Efq. Major of the Volunteer Cavalry rf she;:lOand, 'tabis Car was won at three heats by. Mt. 1106 d fl4ker's b., g . Luck's-al!. S.Apie aa t the Sot. Subfetiption Kate, rieetght for age,. was won by Mr,Ofmats, j,hnfou!s- b.. at. Creeping Kate, beating three "hers. Next dap,-the 501. Subfcription - Plates t :R. for all ages, was rutOn a (tile that wqql4 have dtait'eredit to any couirtit and was won, lay Mr. Plutrilikbqk b. g. ireirr. at three well crenated heats, liming the winotr•of,the fortner•dayPs Plate, sindilhan-Others. The , Bweepftakes did not . fill. . : • hYsiDataltarr RACES. On Wednefday the 250 e-ult. at Ly,ncthisilt, was bald-the - annual horfe racing and ruR ns ic"anmfeentp. grmalfemblage of people of different 'defiriptions were on the ground, alio she beauty aid• pf the diffiffept,neighbounhpgds, in chaifes, taxsct carts, waggaPs, lltc. fitted oat for the purpofp, t ;ended with iaresilil drivers and guides en prevent attualasm to the ladies repatfing over'the fore in the night to their refpeolive homes. • •: • • 'X • • C.IN.TARBURT..• • • . .1 ..~, ~ . . :":". THE DIAN AIIP IMARXER'S WATER comics. A ccor din g tn. gontner, by a Grant made• in the Tear 1327, front.tbe krier.And.Conrent of St. Gre gory, to the Prior. and Cnnveut of .Chri(Pt Church. Canterbury, the laity! were to have-a .Water:Courfe through the nrcharsi 'duce ' of the former, from their ton in the . Nord. - Holmes, to theirreferviiis by the C.eilteilral Preeind t.wh,ioiWater Courfe satire words ,if 'he Grant esprefs.:-.-Tha -Prior and Convent of St. Greg-, y." sorrel* prefilter fop and unhurt, isafinuch ‘1 ar ;it them :is', lad :to permit the Wochmen of bent': " theirrh to hale free egroft aadregrefe, a: often ar might k nnreiery, for the care and repair of the fame." This right hab been preferred, with fome trifiinginterrup inns. from the above date until the precept . period, when, in enidequer t ge of the grounds forming the Prior. having been parcelled out anil . difpoted of b .thitt part, the orchard above referred to,. ,was purchafed, to I barr.,ck. ere Bed thereon. In the con& of this wort, and alto in forming the new military road, klie leaden pipe was much inter felled, and the resular Ripply of water was fo mate-, ria Iy obtlrstEled, that on the reprefentation of the Dean and Chapter, and in order to prevent future li t i ga tion, the Barrack Board proffered, at its own (twee, to 'move the pipe, and replace the fame m a diva line from tbe• large Conduit, through the raw lislili!ary Road, into Broad beet. This has, in cotkipience, lately beenearried into exetution, under the die erftiow of the Dean and Chapter's forveyor, M-. JEa White. In tracing the emit of the pipe, sit r. (peeling the pipe isfelf, (nine anions circuits *, aces appeared which may be confidered worthy of record ; It would kem irons the make; that that part shier led through,the orchard of St: Gregory, was the P , Fle originally,lsiel down in t 227. It was very p‘r to escept in ,two or three places, which were corroded eitherhy the acidity of the water, or by the win; of animals filtrating sthrough the foil. It wa laid in a bed of fine brick earth, in form circu).tr 31 inches ii diameter, and al inches the diameter of the bore, with a loam at the top, ridged and jointed, the joints, team, and ridge, bum together. Conneded with this pipe, a branch was dircovered leading to the Covent of St. Gregory; a circurollance unknown to., the Dean and Chapter, and not dcfcribcd in any of their grant!. Tile whole length of pipe which has been removed amount' to 2660. feet. Connefted with the large conduit in the North Mulches, from nhznee the above course runs, are a healer conduit, in a situation above it, and feveral drains from the fides of the hills ; theft the Dean and Chapter, at a coats' stable expence, are elf° tracing and improving, and from the able and judicious ma nagement of their Surveyor will in future receive a. confiderable augmentation of their water. The pipe leading from the (mall conduit to the large mu l l& of lead of the fame form and conitraftion as that above &fa ibed, bt I very mach decayethapparentl gl from the corrofion of the water, or from its - bein laid on a very bread thin brick. in tracing one , the above drains IA week, the workmen - found- two live vipers. each abort thirty inches long, at gboogt tell rods dittant from she Coudeata mid ten ket Wolf' ;he Nils= of the eatths -. ' .. . POLICE, &c. HaTTonGaansa.--4"lnts Bond, a yoong woman of gette.o appearance, and ; very well drered, "was put toghekmea under a meek of charges, rather out of thoordinaspenurfe of female (peculation:. She was crate by, Mr.. $r und t t, asach maker, is .Black frosts Woad, with Reeling from him, on the sth of /Wink a One horfe his property ; and again, by:u Mfi Horde., with Reding from him, on the 6th loft/19044 a taxed cut. • It appeared, that the prifoneis onithesbove named day, hired of Mr. Brundrett Acme honk chaife, which was harnered to a Imre fiFonght there. She drove erts:ar -with it ; and the deft day the'efinve in the Chalk to .Mr. Herder's, and there hired the cast, WA*, she chaik there atirtledge tor the return of furt.• On the dm foil/flog. the went to. a Mr. fiewelt;lt hackneycpaihrima,in King.nreet, Bloomf boll; where the Wed a tilted cart, which (he pro filing" to return at eight o'clock that night,' leaving the can 0* drove there as , i (cattily. Two 'days el t apfed without feting any more of the Lady- ; and he then learned that his cart was at a wheelwright's li'lCentith Town. He went there and found the Oftener; who had broken the wheels of his tail, and flat it there to be mended. When the repairs were completed, the paid the expencet, and the owner took it hope. promiling to return the cart left with him, when Called for.. Shortly afterwards the panne/. man named Waters, and offered to fell Kik the cart, which the told him where to fee. He, isslaunfeqttence, agreed to. give three pounds for it, ylpich the prifimer accepted, and, gave . Waters a wrjtten order for the cart, in confequence of which lie received it from Mr. Hewett. The prifoner had alma called on Mr. Saunders, a fiddle and harries maker, and befpoke of him harnefs for the cart horfe, leaving with him as fecurity the hatnefs the had taken wish the chaife from Mr. Brundreit. The pain laa named, naturally anximis about his chaife, and finding all inquiries about his cuflomer fruitlefs, at lag publifhed an advertifement in the newfpapers, Rating the fall, defcribing her perfon, and offering a reward for taking her. This proved effeaual ; for fhe was fpeedily apprehended by Wand, the 1 3 ,lice Officer, of Hatton Garden, who found a clue to her retreat, and brought her before the Magiltrate!.. The prifoner feemed much call down, and offered nothing in her defence. It did not appear that fhe belonged to the Cyprian tribe ; nor did any feafible olbiett appear for her eondnEt in the prefect cafe.— She is the daughter of a poor widow, refs dent near Hatton Garden, who has five other children to maintain. Sbe was fully committed for trial. It was underfinod that the hone which the prifoner had brought to Mr. Brundrett's for the chalk, was ob tained' under fimilar pretences, and will, of costae, become the fubjell of a feparate indiament. Nineteen boys were charged with being found on Sunday, during Divine Service, in the fields about Clerkenwell, Iflingtoa, Pentonville, &c. playing at era ksr, dogfighting, &c. Several of their parents attended, and on promifing they fhould no more of. feed, they were difcharged. thseauaot..—Yefterday Irar Ilefos was charged sakth Reeling• a neat's trmgae, the property of . Mr. Barker, of Cloth Fair, which was found concealed in her apron ; but as Mr. Barker declined •Oweafing to the property, the wat committed telllfidewell, as a reputed thief. W. Bateman was charged by a Mr. Langton with wilfully injuring kis &rock. Mr. L. gawkily be was waiting at the top of QLseen-greet, for fotne ear. riages patling, when the prifoner drove his cart violently againfi the wheel of the eurricle, and kroke it, thereby endangering the life of him And hits fee vast ; and when he expollula.ed with him,. he be. 'hawed. with great infolence, and damaged t he • wheel iiililfutther with his hands. The prifoner' Rated that thOtentkman was on the wrong fide on which. the. MajtoltiOe obfervea that that was no jullifiesticaroi hiveloleeee. H e then timed that the witaidetit eiri gisatudin a millake, *ale thould not liiikittempt !eft li? .. pars, had hi net ,thianght there haet . lasen ample APP 7 T ' .. ill ! " 4 4 0 : Mae: ritnim hi ghly of his gamma eondudt w ousd.larged his having. teeasw e a nd 'two children, as an indoeement to letAfsOn'‘which hfrCL. declined•any ktnapenfation; ItiArekolided the recommendation for ' Unity. Under theft senidera bons the Alderman ordered bins to pay se. to the ponr.of the parifh, and difcharged him. MANSVIN House.—Monday a crimp was charged by a Mulatto, with an alrault, and detaining his money. The culprit had received 275. out 94. which he had given the complainant a trifle, and boarded . him for two days and a half ; and on his claimingihe balance the prifoner knocked him down, and was proceeding to further violence, when a gentleman interfered. and gave him in cuftody. The prifoner infiled that he had paid all that was due, alter de ducting four or five days board. This was attempted to be confirmed by a witnefs, but much inconfiflency appearit g in Mallory, the Loan Marna remanded the prifoper, till he found fecurity both for the money and th....atTaplt. • Bow-soirr.—Yellerday, a Coachman was fined acte. for' refuting to proceed with a fare after his coach,laastbeen occupied. It appeared, that a gen tlerotn,heat engaged the coach on the Surrey fide of We bridge, and had proceeded to the MU. pike gat!, when the eoathee wanted his honour to .pay the tirripike, which was ten pence ; the gentleman threw's:Mt flit - paled that ... the coach had been through the gate before, and refired to pay the impoll, where upon lrg was!tprned out of the coach. On the eta thp gentleman's forpicions were verified. an d Ai Coachman ordered to pay a fine of ZOO. w l}ich he retied to'do, and was committed to, Ile apish of Cinvektian far 4 dart. ' , On the 25th of July )aft, a thinl of to: young) whales, !swarming each-from to to so feet in length,'' were drove afhore in (hallow water, at Qvandal Bay,: fouth ;ad of Shetland, by the fi(bermen and tenants. belonii!g to Arturo's. Gal R sow, Efq. of, resat : WA), whisibine years ago laid up a parcel of whet they tall whale knives, to be ready for any fuch — iifitants. Monde, fe'nnight, Mr. Eorsuan Beanie, Of Siflandr undertook for a .bet of five guineas, to cot ond,tie.orie acre of wheat ot fixteien hodrs, in a field if Mr. Burton's, at Barfold in Nod* ; brit in fourteen hunts he had cut one:acre and (even rods,' auclAd'4s9 fheafi. - ThteCessikat.anzi, OF 74 gotta, recently !moult : pi) 'at Stirdsfletet,li tote - ptiOrLAI - fdr liamediatefitYlios The &Vail linen veffels are arrived in the DohOir. lOLA on Nav so r d' fe'r, night arrived at Invernefs, two Members of t he Rbr fian Inland Navigation. They are deputed by the Girsessinent of that empire—to findy chit . various 4ranches.9l Civil Engineering, as praelifed in this country. With Ibis view they have, lready, in torn: pony with Mr. Ts troats, examined many of the prin. cipal svolksof this-nature in EnglAndtand•Scutland, tad have travelled nortbward,for the : purpofe tenting for foie time the °pastime upon 'the Cak doniajf Canal, Vtiniiiill . Pardeits;elOTed an ?slonday night, after. onevfltheinnll fuccefsfdl fex . fobs-ever extierieneetlf • ECCLuSIASTIcAL PROMOTIONS. Ths..R Rrv. RontneT, A. $ bas„gbeen inftituted by the • Bifttnp of Glonetiter to . the valuable tedfory of Swindon, in eetterfhire, vacant by the resignation of the Rev.' ohn 'Brooks: • Has Grarkthe Archtplb.p,gf Canterbitrfiliss coliatedclie Rev. Gerrard Thomas Noel„A. B. relative to Lord Dacbass, to the va `,liable 4rlcarne of Kent.......... " • • ' The Rev. ft.,Sharp, of Wakelidd, is ptefented to the perpetual, ' curacy of Ed*. near Caftletan,Derbyibire, by ihe truitees actin Curacy. The Rev. J Vandermeulen, of Caine Collfge, has been I t ately in. ftituted to the endowed vicarage of MeMug, in Wes, on the pre fentarion of the itightlion. Lord•Vifootint Orimflon. BIRTHS: Ifenerday morning, at his honk in Cannon-itreet, the Lady of Sealy Fourdrinier, Efq. of 2 fon. "The 26th ult. at the Royal Military Afylunt, Cbelfea s the lady I.FP: M Orrger, Efq. of a daughter. • i Saturday bit, at Trent Park, the Lid,- of John Wigßon, Efq. of it daughter. At Moyltown, on the Loth ult. the lady of Col. L'Eftrange, of at daughter. , On the 250th Auguft, at his hot fe in Baker•Rreet, Portman fqesre. the Lady of the Hon. Lieutenant Colonel Plunkett, of the Colditream Guards. of a daughter. In Dublin, on the zad ult. the Lady of Lieutenant Colonel Rots, of the 23d Light Dragoons, of a daughter. MARRIED. At St. Manin's in the Fields, Lieutenant Brown, of the Royal Navy, to Mifs Biuek, 'of Kennet Town. Lately. at St. John's, Newfoundland, Daniel Borne, Efq. porter of his Mayfly's loop Rattler, to Mifs M Curdy, daughter of the late John JM•Curdy. Efq. furgeon, of St. John's. Wedrefday fe'nnight, Jofeph Wibiama, Efq Lieutenant and Qinner-Matter of the Divifion of Royal Marines at Porfninutb, to Mifs Mortimer, eldeß daughter of the late E. H. Mortimer, Efq. of Trowbridge. At Chrltenham, the Hon. Capt. Jones of the Navy, to Mifs Palmer. daughter of the late T. Palmer, Efq formerly of Pont.. mouth On the 2lft ult. John Daly Clogan, in the county Rofcommon. Efq. to Mifs Anne O'Dogherty, of North Cumberland itrect, Dublin. On the 27th ult. at St..Zoltit's, Hackney, Charles Curtis, Efq. flan of the Rev. Charles Curds, of Solihull. Warwickildre, to Mils Charlotte Healey, daughter of lfaac Healey, Erg Clapton. Tharfday, the 27th Wt. at Hatfield, Erre; Wm. Tooke, Ffq. of Gray's Inn, to Amelia, laird daughter of the late Samuel Shaer), Erg of Cries, in the rattle mint. The Right Hon. the Earl of Abing,:cm, on 'Thurfilay let. at St. George's. Hanover-rguare, to Iktifs Emily Gage, youngett fitter to Lord Vifeount Gage, of Fine place, near Lewes. DIED. Lately, at his houfc in Red Lion-fquare, the Lady of Thomas Wylie, Efq. Lately, on the Barbados Ration, Lieut. George Little, of his Majeky's Stip Hawke, fon of Mr. Little, commander of the dicer bulk in Portfmouth harbour. Saturday, the Rev. D. Renaud, it years Rector of Havant, in the 77th year *ibis age. At Burford Bridge, Surrey, Marmaduke Cbarman, fetond fon of James Charman, aged t 7 years. Lately, Mifs Smith, only daughter of the Rev. John Smith, of Lepharu, in Norfolk. On the Bth ult. at St. Aubin. in Jerfey. Mr,. Francis Cabot, filter of Captain Philip Hue, of Richmond Hill, Baba. Lately. at Troy Houk, near Monmouth, Lewis Rkbards, Efq. many year. Steward to his Grace the Dyke of Beaufort. Captain Thomas M'Millao, aged 3s years, eldeft foil of the late Robert M'Milbut, of LiverpoeL Lately, at Contkrbtiry, Mr. Peter Tevelein, ate of the brothers Of St. jobtl Hof t pital. in Nottitpte, apd a fenior ringer of the ca. sheath, Se! *nth his brethren of the clapper. according to ao tient lifibiii.-made to proclaim by a muffled peal on Tuelday About 6i months lince, in the Weft Indies, Lieutenant George Bridges, young& fun of the late Sir crook Bridges, Bart. of Good neftorte in'Ktnt; the death of this brave young man, was occao- oned by kilns Wounds he received while in the ad' of cutting 'out a aeffel from one of tbe:Spaniiii feellethents, when With lifi crew,. of only is men, oppofed to &so, he was taken pdfoner andfurvived .only thrce, weeks. . . • Tuefday fe'nnight, at' Ramrgate, at the advanced age of 'fs, Sampfon,wifeof the hot Mr. Sampfon, furgeoit . of that' place, and mother of Mr. John Sample*, town clerk GI Dial. • 'The Right Hon. LaclT Rcdfolore, on,thetth oltut Derrf-hill Farm, King's County inlreland. Her Ladythip was tilf pf eV/intern Warner Weftenra, Baron Roffmore, and — danglitir of Chides Wollb, IN. of Wank Posh. Milani?* • Ha issdllidli has loft Cody finis. - • . Lel. : . Augnit, the infant o f Mft.Brucillefita i f Pktfintry-fquare. TURTLES. VTILTSHIRE, King'. Head Tavern, Pnul /rv , v is now. landing fcveral Lots of fine lively Tarries for fak. Turtles dreffeil every day for panics. in thc highcft perfetlivn,and feat to any'phrt of Town or Country. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. T HE advantage the public mugalwaysdebt! front regularly educated profeffional men directing alma es. clufively theirritudies to one fpecies of malady, was never users clearly dennanftnted than by the unexampled fuccefs which hag attmded the adminift ration of their new remedy. and the tam. ordinary cures it has performed. Far along feriesof years, Me, CDER(II and Co. Surgeons. formerly in his Majelly's kink ; have made the Venereal Difeak the pamiculer .object of their In. vciligation, and ate happy in having difcsivered a medicine lupe. riot to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it Is fufficitnt to obferve that the creds of this remedy are diametrically °mote to thofe of mercury,for though it c.omplletely eradicates every ou r of the virus, in its molt confirmed'ftages, yet'it does nut lo rEe .lealt injure the eonfiiturinu-9n the contrary. it renovates the (0 tem in all its natural fundions, promotes appetite, apd faeliirree digeition.—thus inftead of reducing a firoug and vigorous coullite. tion to the frightful coudidon than mercurytioes. it not 044 y pg. knee that conliitution in its primitive Este, but reftores a matt and debilitated ane to its natural ftrengti'and vigour. _ . Numberie.fsinilances are on recent record of the furerior elk." of this. Medicine, its inherent and (pecthe vietumaiiiing as a.pet. pctual ecateetive to bodily debility, whether pr ceding trim 7en excels of conjugal or illicit • ?Seabee, .or from the mo t , infiduous, though not lets deitruelevc . Onduigence of amass tious youth of Loth fetes in a ccrlain pernicious habit Amid 'the melancholy tariety of difordqrs Wachtere the coiltemieuce of this foljtary viee,.there are none moreiatihalog than that difteelpop fate ofdebility and deficiency, which prevents or embitters them'. laiinothil Kan ; the unhappy ft/fiche litatods.over bls-iiiatoettine,• ,aihatued to kek relief, until he is redueed to fuel) a thate of nab. 'defits to tendfirlite oppreflive. To tuch perfons it Aloft he a can. fling reficiSion, to Maw-that they itartuswyby a new Iniblithie mode of ttmtinent., be,mßored to that greateft of all human bled. tvgs,a ftiong; manll. and Vigitroni itinilltution. In all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever caufearifixg. is well as In every fps/cies of vsiterialinferhkin, MOH Cirdiand Co. may be confultcd by patients of either fe x ,, with the gum& fecrecy and honour, it that- bride; No. id:j. Hatton dirden. Letters from the Country. ('polthpild) isielfiding a bank nate,. will have the ncceffary medicine and,etlyieelept toiusy kers of*, Kingdom. No. to 7, Hatton Garden. TO THOMAS rattaß, Ere. TN:ugh., • .r - • NO:Y, Oridge-street, Load e. IFEEL it. 4 •ditty isicurnbatit -upon me, eq . '. iii6l7* you of the %cry great and extraordinary Cure I have retchie4, front - your invaluableMeilicine—LEAKE's PATENT PILIS, . Aboat l ttra mar.4,ggo I was attacked utith-is Venereel,Wypilee- Which I treated rater Sightly for fdine time, but the - difeafe at length fpreadteg all bvee my Budy, !was obliged tofeu eta ram aloft emineutof the Faculty, but their atfil'aince a unit' tem yorary• relief .' ' 1 irelit dirt:nigh yarning millet of Sa l el i sion, and; kora being r4ber urn eurculent-Habit was - reduced tp a- meta • Skeleton. 'I he ulcers that fpread all over _my limbs, retadyeedlps a complete objeet, to that my frientli:ddPaited of my recerterys When brought to this fituation i .1 iceinfideced deaih as inclltallieii • but a relate ti of thine domnienfing'Upcnilhe many cafes in wbfela your Pole had .fueceetiaid, I was induced to try a box oi‘thicae' which I thought father relieved me, and by perteveranet for tWse of th: ee mAtths, did felloiring • your Ain alone, l'experithltd the molt uis.eciountable rela:a xm:in frocniiaina the fits geskluar fubiding •, I am now , thank Goo, pettedly recovered, krui walk, ling out daily : Ircidue hot but one more hoz, which* 1 tidal cash - ,dims to taste. will eltabidh my Ptah/Lin its orkinal hate. It ter With the moll heartfelt gratitude that I tubfcrlbe itiytelf, Sir, !your-mueb oblige d humble farvall, • • Wm. Pilieson; . P.S. For the public benefit Ido not objcdt to the above Wing pablifked, but leave you to yell is our Wriebeitertidgmeni . gall dilate. Deantgate Macheiter , July I, dim. _ ~ Prepared 3 ;lSL fold by the foie ?nye:teem, Thomas l'ayils.4fais ber of Hie Roy. 4 College of Surgeoi•s, London at his Hoge,. No. - e, New' grid& !beet . -Where; aft: f a omit:at refidenci a more than . chilly Se years, in a prscliicepartkulaly digidiesi li • the Cure of Venereal Complaints with that inviloable iccrei y. which men of: his prefeffion thoilid always °Nerve Er Ramps filmier, the advice and affiitance he gratoitoutly adeniuitlats to perfens taking this Medicine will he efteemed by a ilikerningl 2 o Be, as an advantage feldont tube obtained, arid voil of ideshigielts. —AMU Sold, by his Appointment, for the oonyenier.ee of teak Wring at a dißance, at the Perfumer's, N 0.35, St. Albancitreet, Pall Mall ; the Foy Shop , pc). 103, Oeford.iitect ; mt.. Dino rough's. No. 7, Fah-Erect Hill ; Mr. Steel's, Booefellei, No. z,, Union Row, Little Tower Hill ;'Mr. Walton's, South:Mile, Edinburgh; Mr. Calwelfs, Duldin ;Mr Biliinges, Limpid'. Mr. Atkinfon's, Mancheiter ; andby one Perf.n in every can liderable rtrp 0 lit Great Brasil' and Ireland, in Batas of nay • 2s. 9d. each, Pealed up with full and plain dlreetions, whereby Perfons of either Sex may Cure themf lies with Eat; Speed, Se erecY, and fatty. JH'EN Profeflional Men of Education and Re fpunithilhy deviate from the general Syftens•by tbeltlealest of a particular branch, the findlion of long continued fuceeffes is the belt crfterien of faperiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my pradlec to the exclufive treat ment of Three Diforders, and the fucceisfulrefult of my plan gives me additional ardciur to oppofe, is far as I km able, the ranges of thofe Complaints which are the aloft important in the Catalogite of Human Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an early period of praake to Tereus individpalt from the ignorance of uaeducared men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Pradlitior.ers. The Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have dritisokl . attention. comprife every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECT.IOI4I whether of a recent or long duration: silty, all kinds of deldliti. whether arifing from the habits of ich9ol boys or the hadolgeneee of mature age ; and, lalilv. that derangement of the fyftem in wan men which is called BARRENNESS, or STERILITY. Numerons Di'eafes are the refult of ignorance, or hafts in the treatment of a fimpie Gonorrhea ; and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the Indiferetion of tat unguarded hour By a fuperior methol fuch Complaintsare es cured; and, even where others have failed, I truft that I may ptt fume teeth-a radkalre-eftabliflimens. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrels in skis N. order, compared with the calamitous fituations of men, who. from in indulgence in a (*Wary vice ; or the prevalent gaieties of it fandanable life, acquire that fate of debility, which is the Pk voidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits Where the unhappy fufferer broods over Ms mifery, but are luny conceals his misfortune, it may be fame confolation fee hint to know, that although it be an objed of doubt or uncertainty with ether praditioners, the removal of there deficiencies by the gradual progrefs of renovatinn, is the acquirement of my experi ence If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly algour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early countered:noel of this languid fate; and in thefe cafes no great ultieulty will wear. But where this deficiency bat for years canted, a proper mid verance is Indifperifably tequifite to revive the numbering (puke of life, and to re-animate the conftitution. The feerecy, which Is fo effential to my undertaking, sod the qualifications which I have prefumed to hate, form the halls at my pretenfiods, and in coincidence whh fuch this intimation it given, that Mr. Bree may be confulted perfonally, or by LOW , (inclofing a (mill Note), at his honk, No. 29, Arundel-true. Strand. near Temple-Bar. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dlrappolatei rr their expedations of a family, may be allured, that In molt Oa ftances, fuch deices are curable by Medical till. a There is an additional Entrance in Water-ftron tgleifT and the name Is on both the doors. MARTIN ORE Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in I.Sodhroe A CAUTIONIO9OI2IC Perfons, who Witty alien thernef4 B : o l2‘ be Massages or TIM ROYAL COL !ACC, basing for fcvert = e ' pall Copied nitAdvertifementsallaioft word for word, and ' them as their own prcdudions, it is my duty to malting. &as thole Perfons ire see Members of any College in Loud*, Ps' burgh, or elfewbere; nor bare they may right to Franke Sifter in London. N.B. A Lift of the Members Is pnblillted at the Houle of tin :College in tiseites Imaseeide, which may be referred to. TO-MORROW. Sim rifer ^ Svn lets Moo!) an ti •linatlrater t I 46 micutesifter 6I 14 minute 4 Ali. I HIGH YARTIIfAT LONIYOI9 BRIDOII .TG:Millt • " • iso .r.Loptss &fur .. a 1 ._ 1 _41 • 9 minute. aft0r,!....1. -11010: IthisaiALLlstibkiletilbiriLVVSL KErlfre(e7eut Rfdtf.twilkaly-Place, 14ftsikcttlkat tat T 4a,orna, 34e. k.ainfl` rtigninittl'avitiettacOiniz, Temple: 7 1 it I.