Star. — London, England, 1804-08-08 00:00:00

MRS. COWELLPS BEJSUPIE. This faceinatipg Lady entertained a Ire cii cle Ptiends on Saturday lad, at her Villa, Itiottstoitwicit, ctlehrate the Birthday of her worthy fpnuk. At bun. n'clock, moll of the Compantltad afferntled.— Among others wets; the Lotto hiasna and LADY IlAyoft P . eishin and Mrs. SMITH, Mr. and Mts.' Le smart.. Mr. Samar, in a rich Turkifis habit, &c. was (tout efffineble) no No addition to the pat ty.— A•toille was drelfed, and every dilitacy of the fea fon itt the greatelt profulion. A large temporary arnm was erelled with orange and lemon trees full e,l fruit, encircling the fame. At eight o'clock the nicrry dance was led off by the Loco Magna and the am;a'sle Hollers, which continued to a late hour; and the Company departed highly delighted.. The following lines were compofed and recited on this occalion, by the Loan Movoa's Chaplain If Co perk.% a Fete can emote go impaled and arCds • lag. This Tame accept from the MI6 • Her mite an fo, Whirs a .1.4. Mang thanks to am Mach fu kind. Far prodnitions Co nicy and fo 'Cis a my from the hoses of a mind, 'That beams with rohdion of saw Lace life to oar generous bolt. Replete with amtentwent and joy, 80 live, that a day bit not loft. • With virtues devoid of alloy. tat hoccalenott ye laday's fun, Ike morning 01 LIMEDSI prodoe'd. • Sher kiddie tit be emelt are begun. Cos Aegelta's geed health be refuel( . , Nies the bed d a lower tovlay. Trims , * feliblowa. time he Seer - ' may s kr aawdifplay As Aimenielee bboet fe the elm - kWh! Wear them all glide along, , lam Ansa of a thorn, andlili Theses dolt among TIM llowlia width My banks do adom I fioiee do' Thal:l ' l4 the.,a;lith July, muds and sena lefetvedly regretted. JOU. Itssw.v, Efq. of &atva, in the County ad' t Sown, Ireland. He had lam% for Emmy years an uptight and refpeElable Re tin in Parliament, astd Farm Cuouniffioner Public Acisomte in that Country. The beadurof the altferent fin es in London, and opulent Jews, hue addrelred to their red a Areal esbemation to obey the laws; not to carry nn any trade on the Chrillian Sabbath; not to keephoufes of ill fame, nr commit tither irregularities, under their high marine. and forfeiture of the privileges attached an them as belonging to their community. • Amog ! , e amnesia at Swanfea are, • ,Fir W. di. Prise mid Family, itew Mr. sad MIR :gory, Mr. sod Mrs.kalokyldr.Perers , nev.Mr Malrer.Mn. Robinfon, ► Mr. edwya. - Mrs -*now. sad Coked tad Idea oreeari. The following are anteing the later( arrivals at' liarrnwaate : Msmais I.setdowits, 1:014 Henry Petty. Mn. Howard, MA SWOON Mrs. Amer. Reverend j Green, Mr. frofeco, venni Mr. Pionsa, Me. j DIA*, ' Mr. 1. GontOkl, J *We. Mr.:Thome Tana*. & P.iumed. Mr Swifter. Mr. hieitt Mr. Nerwaseen. Ma Mrs. sod MW Thadios..Mr. Medd Drew. dader - Pradir. Ilealbeme. Mrs. wet Mt Holloiso, Mt. htswerat 144 a Mar, Fie maw sod iaolp tiltimed, Mr G. Mr:rodi.Mn.daeatard ewe Mtis Isoo." - Mr. fuer. mat ?infix?. Me. asett Mn Itiefiy, Mr. Mu ck!, 644 Piass. unssA m i trs 'Fez& i.ni• Pref. tem. de How Mr. " yid to • . Mr. Mils Afked. Major Herz. Mr. sad Mrs. aikidos, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Fenno( nee, Capers and MO wade.% - - •• . POoTT TO Till !sal ^t Wtosofv.—the finales of the weather has induced a great number of people of radian this realise to vita the Inc of Wight. New. ;met and Cowes are butts toe of vifitors. On Friday, the Compri..lT-nen yacht landed on that delightful (flatted a large freight of Ladies and Gentlemen from Portfmnuth ; among whom were 'Ladies Serena. Oaai,ss, and C AAAAA Yin D , the Lady of Admiral Mourataus. Mrs. CRISIONT, Meffrs. Saa- Too, lee. The party dined upon the 6-sch, near the place where they difembarked. after which they had a dance ' and returned to Portfmouth in the evening highly pleafed with their exeurfina. • CURIOUS Cos-rms.—A very fingular ennom, eon• hefted with the manor of Rochlsrd. in Eifel, is the toldieg of what ie celled a um/eft Cont. Its origio la untertain, but Wriltliti..ll reprefents it as arifing from a eonfpiracy *visa the Lord of the Manor, run)eaed during his ahrence, and overheard by him en his way home. Asa planithment,lie ordered that all the tenants on his manor timid ever afterwards effembk at a certain hour of the night. on the fame tpot where the conlpirators met. and Jo homage for their lands. 'The court is held in the open air, on King's Hill. on the midnight of the firs Wednefday after Mkhaelaras day ; and all the (refiners is tranr. sated in whil - per, the minutes being made with a cud. laced of pen and ink. The Reward opens the court in as low a voice as poffible ; yet, thole tenants vs , ' negleft in anrwer, are deeply fined. and every abfentee rot reit' double his rent in eve', hour's ab. fence. The tithe of afremhling is from twelve till rock crow. The patties previou-dy meet at the King's Head, in Rnthford. CHARIOTISCISO.--Sundiy. between the two di vine fervires of the day, an ezhibissine was made through the town of Romfnrd, in Eifel, not to be clafr:d among the ideal Salida recreations of that place : it was a Pkerersir eshibition by fie Officers of the sill regiment of light dragoons, riding, and driving fit animals affixed to a Photon. in the fol lowing order, vit. a mule and a grey peinLy, as leaders, rode by their refpettive matters, a pair of blood bora. in the body, drove by their proprietor; and the wheel-pair by another Officer. with reins. rested in the Phston in regimentals, with a brother Officer by his fide. Thi. curious cavalcade flatted from the Barracks, went full fprcd up the London road to the ten mile Rune. back in Hare-Itrect, and then returning through Rumford, doled at the Bar. tacks. It was preceded by tan black trumpeters dreffed in dark great CORM one blowing a horn, the other wearing a large grey wig reverfed, with a Capped hat. Although ill the inhal.itants of Rom told were called out en V. itnels this fingular Sunday fneflacle. not one of thaw knew, us could divine, the joie of it. lied Ilid. f imilds.flntig talked of between Calelpitain- WWi thechategion-nf c Ominfler, and Dutch Sao, a Jew. took place pellet da). On Mppday night, Fairlop, in Elea, was de cided to , be she campus mantas on t he OCCartion. It harpaned, howev -r, that bi fore both the combatant* left town, , information was receised that it was the intention of the Magittrates of Eifel to prevent the vile praties of boxing in that county. A council of war was held among the patronifers of the an. and the fcene of anion was changed to Woodford Green near Hornfiy. *From this delay it was pall one o'clock beTore the opponents entered the ring and prepared for affirm. Whilll they were gripping, the odds of twp to one were frequently betted on Caleb Caleb's feconds Were Bill Gibbons and George Maddox. Dtt•eß Sam's recoil& wete Wood, the Coachman, and Pars. Fort! Houad. —Atter a little (parting Sam made a blow at Caleb with his left hand, without effed t • Ca leb returned it, and hit ( b o r t with his tight hand ; when followin& op his blow with his left hand, he put in a defperate blow into Sam's forehead, which brought him to the ground. Odds three to one upon Caleb. Served Round.—Caleb flood up well to his oPpo trent, who endeasinnred to firth, and hitting a ftraight forward blow, right and left, gave Sam a clean knotk-down blow. the fecood time. 7 bird Iterad.—Sam met Caleb with more &In ners ; both made good feveral hits ; the blond quilt ed from Caleb's ere, which was much cut, and the round ended rather in farm. of Sam. odds Rill two to one in favour of Caleb. Frain the Third to the Eighth Rasa. was a continued fucceaort of fevere hitting on both fides ;lc was in deed allowed by all that better fighting wee never feen. Both the combatants bled profutelfy; - and h was difficult to fay which had the advantage. The bets were now even. • • A ietb Remsd.--Calelteside ifroceeftful hit elf Sam's temples, and kenelks/Ishts loom liast put srp hand to 'his face. which Wits MoufichWett as a bad omen. Odds in favour of Caleb. -" • The next four rounds continued in favour of Ca kb. He finding the Jew grays weak, followed him op dole, and received feveral hits from Bam whild retreating. Caleb fanned irritated. Ind Sam v,• cool- and colleeed. which, it was thought. would bring him through in the event of a long batik. From the Forrteentb to the Twentieth itossel, Caleb appeared weak, and to avoid the fmerity of his op. ponent's blows, generally endeavoured to dole aith him, but, whilft draggling foe the fall, Sam, by a peculiar mode, ftruck his blows reinvents, .which told well, and Caleb's face was entireiy covered with blood. Fee feveral rounds Caleb evinced great Ores ; after making a • blow or two he was to exceffively weak as not to be able to keep 114 hands straight be fore him ; his blows continued, however, to be straight direOed, but he could not give them strength to make them tell. Sam appeared, from his eilipo arises fitoation, to 'Kellum freth vigour, and gave him no quarter. The rounds generally ended with Caleb being• wurlted. About the 26th round Sam difcovered fyntptomc of westknefs, and they hit each other 14 ,w for bl• w Without being able to make any impreffion, and In completely beaten wets both, that they were each (low in retaining to the charge, but the Jew appear ed to be iris bro.fed, 'and the odds were confider ' ably in histavour. it ought n , t to be forgotten, that at this period Sam gunned his opponent win a blow bow his left hand, and being prepared to drike him again with his right, defined from it on feting him about to fall. this conduit was loudly ap- planded. Film this period to the 37th mond, which was the tiff, Caleb continued to weaken, and was fo exceed ingly dittreded, that in making a blow and miffing, ,he would frequently tall to the pound ; this being repeatedly done, t •gether with the violent beating he received, made him tick. Sam having to make loch little play, became more and more invigorated, that It was atmoft an aft of murder to fuffer Caleb to (land before him, who, however, was willing to do fu to the La moment, although he could not hold up his hands before him. Towards the conclufton of the lad round, he was hit two or three (ewe blows on the head, nne of which happened while in the aft of falling. 'lbis eircumflance gave Caleb's friends an opportunity of crying out Foul,• foul!" and to break in the ring. The umpires, however, would not Coffer the trick to fucceed , and declared t he bat tle to be won by Sam. The poor champion of Wedminfler was carried off the ground witbont the lead figns of life, all cover ed with blond, intlead of adding frelk laurels to ' thofe which he had Co hardly earned by winning 42 fucceffive battles. Private to-counts from Paris (late, " that of the ;:erfols arretteam Ettenheim. fall March, none, ex cept the Dnke of Ewoutrv, have yet been brought to trial or esecoted; and that B , if no far ther notice le taken at Retinas of this affair, and his invaflon of Germany, would even fet them at liberty. and carry them to the other fide of the Rhine; but if the Diet liikened to the reprefentations of Ruda, they' Ibould immediately appear before the fame military constnifLas which condemned the Duke of EMC HI rm." At Deift ail attempt was made on the tyth of July, at night. to bum the Obeli& crated in the Market fquare of that city, in commemoration of the peace of Amiens. Th to (Jay fe'nnighr, between eight and nine o'clock in the evening, a lite was dilcovered in the hold of the floola Eliza, of Aberdeen, then lying aground at the quay at hit wcadle, laden with cinders and a rich cargo of merchant goods, ready to fail. By great exertions, the fi re was extinguilleti Coon after eltvcn o'clock. and Come of the merchant goods, confuting of cloth, hats, glafe, &c. taken unt, and fpread on the quay, of comic much burnt, wee, and damaged. The place was guarded all night by the Affirciatton. The fire by fome perfmrs is raid to have been caufed by the cinders, which had nut loft their ignition when put nn board ; by others it iii Attributed 13 the break ing of a footle of oil of vitriol. Fortunately it w a s cairn. or the neighbotoiog veffel. might hare hem endangered, as reveral were aground ckfc by. Thole which were afloat were toned away. AS/k$ 6.041/01 ,b. aglißlifitlCit.-Isl.i/VO;Piti - 7 NIL I-- :•Thettlathas been *arid t 4 pret ample afT.TAITIeI 1 loth, 44..4 • , •t. .."17 'l , FA St ft let. She velooble-FS4 Seintlint living Of HerdriffnetTban , Yefiavday tho gaffer and Wardens Of tile titelf-, a ilso:dusitesiisey .2% matey a n.; 5t..y2;44,.. Hertfor d , T.i. fitipful Company of Bakers waited upon the 'Bight ' 11`4!:b5v.dr1t57.2111,17,;ttrii.mit.iN,73,,,,'^V,Ti..„,,,, te, chapta'aut , am iaght Hon. Lord Rokeby,i. Fere:lmi Honourable the,,.Lord Mayor , at the Manfion Houk! e m b r i •refpeing the awe of Breat ; and it appearing by tby itif iallialp $llO, l l Regi/O7 of Cueeoey with Mama, In the the Mealweighirs' report that 9939 quarters and fivo illy nf,E11... •• ) • t• •4 t ass. to 444. p „ MidcaniraCirstke °I tberieues vßtgaktv; AtobrAti.te aseirMinirt of the conoressoona builds of wheat fold at the Corn Eschange. betweeo T ti4 P rct464 P.ll449lConareastioo of countburga flaws the 23d and zBtb of July, from• Pa ar• quarter ; and flour told between the 28th of July and 3el inllant, from 6os. to 4p. per facie, which is 9d. per quarter and tod. per rack deice! than lafi week. his Lordlhip was therefore under the necedity of rail ing the bread half an affize, or one penny in the peck loaf, to commence to-morrow. The price of the qttartern loaf wheaten, will thou be. sod. and bottle bold Bd. BIRTHS. Otf Wedoefdiy, at Olfion, mar Wild, th e Lady of Captain RA, of the Royal Navy, of a &wetter. genaltbt. at Waft& Lady, the Lady of Lieutenant A&mese, at a Amstar'. nnlowaraold, on the 1911 ult. the Lady of Andrew Maefaw tone. tfq of Blantarn; of a for. 011 the stft utt. the LadT of WUNam glair, Efri. of fltalr of arta; Al Weymouth.. wa ausday, the Lady of the key. Sa ter Hymn e d ti foo. At Exeter Anises. x feaman, of his Majefty's (hip the Dss&osoncrsr, was tried and conviCted, fee at tempting to (educe James Brown, a tailor, from his duty and allegiance. Thefe two men were together in the hofpital at Painton. whey Tierney propofed to Brown to take an oath to be true to an union entered into among the rearms on board the IsassnuottoHT, the defign of which was , to Acqft the French fleet whenever they &mild maks an alempt to invade thiceonntry, or to take the' foglillt fleet into the French ports, itnd en mauler all dude who should refute to give their affillaoce, when an opportunity offered In confevence of Brown's information, Tierney was taken up, brought to trial, and con- MARRIED. At IL allalrig, en the IR alt. Captain James Caws ermsford; or the Royal Navy. to Mils Anne Doman. Welt du ester of Alexander Macau, FN. writer to the Signet.. Edielturgh. At Plymouth, on Saturday the 4th Angeß , Henry Mask, Ertl; of the !bey Pay Me, to Mlfa Whir Shepherd. levied dal's!. wig Dr. Shepherd, of hls Mairßy's dockyard,. Pirsoetb. On Todd+, the pa lo MoidoilAreet,Hanover-goare, die Rev. Bark:r Plants Wood, *ea 71. many years React g Ore* Tey and Chapel. in the Comity 4 Etfez• On the evening oldie ad kaftan, Md. Wawa Charlotte Cow Wellborn. wife of Almada Cenningbant, Mg of 'NAM/ own Hoeft, Dories, attar a long and painful hints, which fie bees with cuccuntried torched! and rehgnatian, aged 43. Monday Vnitisht. at Beverley, aged 14, Lieutenant Marko Cowart. of the 634 regiment of tow, late an out ',enhance °IP& tea Cohere; be was irtperiech healt h not an beer before ids &elks having drank ids tea In tie aftervreeq he eelepisised of belinkj i a bot, plaid a bas coat, and reared iblobt.linabo to limiter was spec far the adzifitio of air ; very Coon after ink Us chair, and tapiftd abooll bornediatdy. viaed. Lately as Mr. Acomb, of Bilhophride, near Mar ket-Railin, Uncoil - Aire, was Ailing to the hay field in attempting to lead a relive horfe, he was t hrown undrr the wheels of a cart , which killcd him WATER AT LONDON MIDGE TO-MOILIPA Ittimetas Afternoon on the (poi. On Sundae afternoon, a boT about ten year. of age, fon of a wid , w woman of Hull, having gone on board a brig in the old harbour to fee his brother, a fail,r, on returning Ante fen uvelboard 'lad wap . _ CHICIUISTFIL THOMAS PERRIN begs to infeitin the Nobaity. Gently, Oatlumen Travellers. aid ethers. that he boo takes mod catered aim the above latt. Isla ft It in a cane. phis ityte for their seetiotoogatioo. sod wigs blionroulethig -*pston to merit a &arca their favourh Nest • ChalLAami etedleot !tali Stabling. Ka gm hid hi a hack choke Will* aid Opitha _ --at • A•P•Il - ""FIRD - • .ffitswised. A firtgnlar and melancholy eivetinsiance happen ed a few days ago in Salt-hogs 5a14 134 7 i•*•A rirsiT fine child, two years of age, was fitting witlt . aul mother at dinner, when abnut twelve pass old entered the haute with a frightful old ma* no' hia face, the fight eittebiets fo alarmed the poor In; air, that he fell into fits, in which he continued &'y. rte' fix days, and then died. Letters from Spa flat:, that a dreadful tempifft. w it experienced these on the evening orthe aothisla: i It was ace. mpanied by a Malt exceffive and emotional th wee f rain. The liver Vevay and the bt o • sk Cre p e], (welled ft rapitlr, that by ten o'clock at night Thal town was inundated. The water rafted in rapid dreams through the dims, and penetrated info the besides, feveral of which were damaged coat Jerabl~.~ and a few carried away. A hatter carried lin flock from the ground-floor to the one-p2i: (41184' whither he retreated with his family the flood Ofts'i de:mined his home, and the firli.floor tumbled Mtn., but the pe - pie were raved. The ftreets here ftif-' feted greatly , and the pave ment is broken np. 'At" halt-pad eleven the water abated, and at-two the newt were cleared% The la* great flood, of the' sad of Angel, [gds, did not rife fo high as this.' The damage done to the houfes and furniture is very confiderable. There have ;an heen inundations in the nrighbourlosod. At TiiCUI the bridge on the Verve was (wept away. The following molt extraordinary imd andaeions attempt at burglary, was made on Tuefday fennight, on the premifes of Mr. Busch, in Kirdale-road, near Bevington Bulb, Liverpool. About hallpaft three o'clock, the female fervant being in the houfe alone, olsferved from the kitchen window which Inok, into the garden, three men, baited like Milne+, ap. preaching the bottle from an avenue, which the , knew they could only have entered by climbing over' the wall. She immediately fadeoed the door and the windows of the lower dory, and running Iry (lairs, looked nut of the chamber window, and de filed to know what they wanted. They alked for , Mr. Bo sr 11, but being told he was not at home, they claire,' to be admitted into the houfe, Paying they I would wait till he came tn. , On he r refuting to let, them in, they told her they were detetanined to break into the lioule, and immediately attempted to force the door. On this the frizetl a brace of pillols, which were !Ong in the chamber ready loaded, and fired them fueceffively at the villains, without l effett. She then tnok up a blunderburs loaded with (mall (hot, and fired it silo, on which one of the men dropped, and appeared to be badly wounded one of his companions threw him acrofs his Moulder, and made off. The third thee loi,ked up at the' young woman, and (wearing he would * " have her life," attempted, with more violence than before, to break into the houfe through the window. Terri fied with this threat, the mltawly ran to the beck part of the houfe, tied a thee to the window flatter, ar.d with much difficulty and Come bruites, let her• felt down into the lane. She then caled for affif ranee, but on fearching the premifes,-no ti aces c.tild be found of the robbers. Aaive March is, however, making after them by the Police Office's, and we doubt not but they will fpeedill be talc:.rt into cur tody. It is remark title that Mr. Ewen's premifes have been attacked no lefs than eight times within a Bunt (pace of time, probably by the fan.c sang. SPICI IC NMI TWO SCUM", IN TX, T &ND CUMIN.. IStllitleN Ras Iva TOOT II POW DE 1, well known for its gentle, deice live, and reituratite properties, have been patronifed by the litteen, Pr ince ir:s. and k• veal branches ofthe Royal Family, and the Nobility, antis bed plefervative extant, again It Tooth-ache and it% caufe—Scurvy in the Gurus. It ponsluces a mod deleaable Sweetnefs of Breath, arid that A:inners and beautiful rednefs to the Gnats, whi. ii prevent. pain and decay est the Teeth $ to the latter it imparts a ready %%hi insefs, reilores the enamel, and pr. Serves tbefe happy areas to god old age. A full account of thiaiocompatable preparation miry Ire lad, gratis, of mod refistaalale Bortkfellers and Medicine Venders in Town and Country. S-old wholefale and feted at Mr. Itu•st No. 4, Cheapfide, c, rner f Kref nntter-row ; and retail, by she Bookieller% and Me diciee Venders in every town iu the United King. dom, in twists at ss. 9d. each. Alio may be lad. Bur taa's Patent Tenth BriiNes. Ohterve, the lame al R.. bur lAN 4, Cheapfid• ," XI engraved on the handle. .11,11LVXfirr3i;QM-1% LEES, and GC/Lrlir ra.' AMIN:MO" with dark a#ul taticendreapt, RA% if l'lttriblas. Hatekb* Indio&lca, and general Maid Ma.. asibt&l, whatever toots) ant Maned and fenipiedr mad by WHITRISEAD:s Repo at bialkard Pals. sic talw the atiratalad 1W Plaid Mace at Mad ((dad wbb 1k PI 1, Ire Ads staliplibts tabors nectiary) V p•Upt tree matt MI 6 e. sastraft• tog, sad 'Slang rstrady la die watt. mite did SPRAItta As. BRUIRLd. la WS tbas half tits date *abaft taken Its Ostadeidee. Am& WWI; sr tiny other I Rimer or Eatbrocall w t aad W tired ,isidlatetr after gar aoridend. tt ravens; !Impart tartan blast. iilmPligqri and Odd* tie. 94. anti Wu Be battle by R. Jobs. *ea. A g atbsotry _Ns. is, Grrsa•R met, dabs, Lards*. and lisp jos bid awry Medieiste Vewl t er 1i Great Reads sod laded. •#:V ING daiitststi iliyroW to the it tidy, Mid WOO railed by thso th Sredeeable potato tho 10 I &stoat pow to trot thatillare Oat arm =I . IM sty riots rhea e who In the eaten/he Geld if Os sea acasswar timertii Is orsertaisty. sad soot always maim that heads ithatt setpdral by aersostrollei its hioshedtual power to floe ciar• d difoson • The& toga of ziastu TT arc peculiarly thilrellsi far they Pwitb than a train of concomitant frovesso. sod. by a des. .s of all out meal, 'Weeny, ltfatf lactiose estaittered.—. haher they as frost the petrattoos too" thatieblesto the habits of khoot homer the tadoiseatis d esosollty, *eyes. quits the sod alldirma rofeillowal net by the lystioss• of uneducated uses. the trysails' see agrateted.iol the soap , tattoo I. dritroyat As a PA Ras. aRR of the ROYAL 031.1.,01fet SE/ROllOlll. I rood sty proadson eel radatlreibe of sineadato ad paper every prilellcor to oratice I fad mybd soiled t o dot asoliolob with which I haw hitherto bees 'Obe* boomed. to the deft iodation of loot tsto-Atre'l, early linikatlwit WIN . roes the caltoity of a detaitikad howl lest Where the lit. taw, loos esuidoutell it the sitatardr44•l dioNles 1,111111 ' coifed his asialksone. is fearful el the vocally& err ushers el his fur* pitylleiso. sad howls two his isbealty with centall sediment. It mud be Caseadlory for las WU slated sot calf .i tapablity of treettals Est safe wethit hes ft folsolals *troy, • Asda.root Varna Nesylaists b Is pilllblets promo paw danger re ditties; is do sad oesplissad ohs k le the alestallt went of eaclu==ii Is trhb hoe to Obit a its. cooshits. • and "Peed, W. I oder the advancer of tt.la ta..e to dote eriihher fa who are sillidlsd with any kind of Dsigism d say Provisos it V abililititAt. INFECTION. and In oy cameo, moo it gense.• souks are Rated oo the left lab:view. Pseenti In the country are impeded to beaks Ina sots, aol are modal to (r SLUeify their tee octi P ssioacr of baby. M libtlPl, Posher of the Royal College if asvasis r loolso }tots. Aramtet-nr , et. new Terri* Ear TO THOMAS TAYLOR ESQ . D tAI SM. N. 9, Midge-Area, London. I FEEL it duty incumbent upon me , to infers you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I lave received from your invaluable Medicinc-wI.EAK Els PATENT PILLS. About two years am I was attacked with a Yessitma. Dir 'SD'S which I trona rather lightly far fame time. but the Ms eels at knob fprenading all ores my body, I was obliged t: sa = to the molt eminent of the Faculty, but their HAMM *nit temPOTery relief—l went through miens Caries of Saves lion, sod from being rather of a corpulent Habit was restmeed tat • acre Melees& The Ulcers that (peeled ail ma my limbs, Mr. dCftil ow • complete ObJedt, fo that my friends deft:awed et osp recovery. Wis • brought to this fintatles, I eatradered dock a • incsitabie, but a relation of mine commenting upon the many Cala in which your Pith had fucceeded, I was induced to try • boa of them. which I thought ember relieved me, and by la/Hemmer for two et three war; mod Following your Oicoa. I mom sistmcd the nail unatemotablo nalasarion from Palo, the Sorts gradually fubiding; I en, now, thank Coo, perfoltly wearers 1 and walking out dully t I doubt not but one more boa, Widely think ruinous total!, win HUHU\ my health in its freest Rao It is with the mull heartfelt gratitude that I fuhfcribe myfelf, lr, your much uhligothunable feramt. Wi.Peeasow Dennfoste, Manziefter, July t. am. P. S. For the public benefit I do not obleet to the above being puhlinsad. bat kite you to act as your own better)edgment Ran &Ma. Prepared Wad Sold by the Sok Proprietor, TIMNAS T Member of the RoyAI College of Surgeme, London, at his Honk, l 0.9, Neve./Pitcs-nreet When. after • cookout readeoes of more Man Mot y•fax years, in • pmellee particularly &meat to the Cum of Seasonal Comapisants, with that babas' ho feNtIT which men of his rrokfinns Mould always °Verve. be bitch Matfett, the whir. ant aninstace .graukadly othaloeftere to psrfons taking this klealicttac, will he Jammed, by a &kerning Public, as an misnames. kkh , m to I.e obtained, Ind void of EWA gultyw-Atfo Sold, by his Appantmans. for the convenience of rink liYinl rt diftenct. at !L. r. runner's, No. 3.6 St. Alban'' area, Pan-Mall; tic 'f•y 41,11, N... apt. Otf,rd4treet; Mr, I,Mboruorl.'s, ;, Flti-ilreot-1.111; Mr. Steers, lissolaMter, No. t, Urima-r.ow, little "Towne btalh• Mr. Wades's. Swink' Mike ' E.tanburr'.: Mr. Cr Mr. Miliore Li e, ver* ; Mr. Atmefoo's, Msea.Mncr; and by one Perfoolo may n.ntdcrabk 1 own in (ire -fleOlorond fra.,ri, M Dories of only O. or!.. - b. fruit .1 up vi itli foil and plsin MrrAinns, wheerby Perfons of rititcr st: may Curt themi-Ito with f..de. Spied. Sr every, and Sect c. -- - - - - • - - - - - - - • - - L"NiToON • Prink.: and Fut./ate! lef LhV t. NT, (01Ces . l.sntheth). at the S:*; 0r,1../. Nn I. Caner. .1 WO at thdsT•it QII !IC TOIII,I*.IN/r. • t~r~estß L 4 e To the 140111LiTF, CLERGY, and GENTRY. APLAN baying been prepared and appr oved b y His Royal Highnefs the Gomtnander is Chief, for NMI& 'kg LI& Froinesns hang on the Carriages •of Coaches and Pitt , Chi lies . fe e t he (Fe 4y earveyanee of Troops—The Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry of tile Metropolis. Cad within ten milts folicited to meet at . the Thatched-Houle Tavern, in 3t. lamp's Aron, on Friday nett the rah of A eguft, at one o'clock, t• oingleler of the molt effecttual means for voluntarily giving pted*Stßanee to Government, with Hodes, Onvers, 'lad Carriage% ter the purpose of conveying Troops to au, Army fra the event of Innate. • ,AT a numerous and refpe & able Meeting of Far sense Comb -Matters, Wsegon• Mailers, Stable-keepers laster-Camen, Cow-keeperi, Hoeft-Dealers, and Others, eon . et theOroornapd Anchor Tavern, on Tuefday tie 7th for the purpofe of midis Into eomilderation :he heft polfl* mean , for promptly ailing Govienntent with.Horfes, Cerriages, Dri vers, &e. in ttie event of attest invallor.—After km very iinpOr• patellae , had beets trsetrited, and a very liberal fuhfcription of Camia c Waggeary Carta, mid Drivers, entered into, It wm refolocd, That the Meeting &mid adieus until !rider nett, at twelve ealocit, then to. ,tremble at the Olojn• Tavern, in Flect-areet Where all Perrone haring Hodes, ar„, to .der Government, are st;yfi particularly muffed to give eh& attendance. • iivrit - kAA rEk'iiiieli:MAKELsvinAEL W . ltilitp, sat Igt.gtViESS-PgiAIiERS, ire rettgfeed is akin at doe PrZotadoo's Han, ill °Pit Q.Ueen . 4fret. " satutdr *it rellagiAndit, se go Ale& ,to &tido. of the m eff , i&w IstiWootarity 'roe* 410.irrm6;ty ..witb.Ooriga Carriage. sad illatoits. . to cototy Troop tette Anat. it tb 4 ""Mifilf***. ' . • Fq4l44sita i 414 OP M 11l or : 40Agitsiontitc die So "pane •of *AA. lig}gg Mingo g brie Mod from arligagroAabit tftart ltd &t. tooprigas% to Jam' 3tridlifth of 31,HPIVItirAoSoltoorf ibigottaboillikrg kst et fologobios goody io filsalfrosoto Ottg,gatO _ .11 9 1111 .14 1401 0 Is dead, hiving thiggliiii;ipithippßeatlnires atOrtrattlitotthigig thearkivraw 4 fi ub childrem ow be loom 1 , 4 ,- ..0y iafat. o u tion nelpodlin* the faigi Tigaselq it wig. be. thaokhaty lat i„eit—stiani, la Ana , !$o gami - viiKARE tozki - rn7i. • liffEsSR.S. •BOYDELL beLkave to.acquaint the * . kILTA t 'Vac la trieral.'iml‘ktierrifyitistet 'omega, time the %Or 4108 AUIDIAIWWI-17AV. Woe Vans. fer n with Scliemmyt to SI. Lottery, am am; rawly ler drll-• • Ivey, at titdskatierpeigi , Mail, whit% varchafors may ler radii MeiRSDPT _mai alga the imaacd Liman 0,5" la prom Mahan a1ad,414. I* 27, • . limeas•_COltjeilLik +al P, CHARING-010Si. BISH refptetfaST zectistinti the Netlike, Gee • e ttl. aid IPaddio. that Yr lo•teldho Ticket and Shorn fir die Fire- Lottery. whieb teem Drawing September rd. and fir "lefts a eondoomee of duly farrows. T!•e Holders bf all out elLandind.Priato poreltakd at the io shove Offices in the IMO or fawner Lottereto. ma have twasteNr. heir Mowry :.in S CERLING GOLD. with ' hey dt 1 • 411 Oda* the 'Pleblie Fro& ninfathad wi th dial .W wd.difpoteln • . bIBNP grATE LOTTERY. 404. _ BEGINS bk#N 4 tING 'FHB Beth OP NPX r MONTH. , :- . 1141 the prefent . T and only Lottery to he drawn this Tear, ire ;Tint& somber at CAPITAL PRAZ.P.S-e* BArowit, 111 proved= to tbc hoot! rystotity of MULL • • • 11C11111111. - of Mae% Vale- o$ each. Lz.).000 see so,cco 5.000 yocto os, . 50 $0 TootVal* Lam , 3 0 Poo • 113 0026 . 46. 000 - 4P15 1 2 ipoo 'ppm 20 ♦0 6,55 3 2,5 ,c 'rickets 2 S9P °° Part dew Capitols to he detailed ea suer t het -.town 1 Rs ca het Rey 4.. , , 0 9 0 • irft-dtawo &yeah Mr 1640 0 11TR-drawls Ticket P-ight% Der 10 900 Fo r 'Paid Ninth Day Stcoo Masts and Shares co fate, as evLry I lorded tom:l os m Pratant Pere : !trim - - - Cil 17 o Hal! £9 4 01 P..4lvis - • -- Cs , o QUM , - • 473 o I lilivotb - 3 . s • MEDICfNP ACT. At the way Wirchoude fbr DaLiaaaits Powder. au. 45 . ta khiers tivoreli-yard, Loodoa, PrE following MEDICINES are fold, at th. prices scam& Including the Stamp Dottie; se d its it le mated, that from the aft of sepewaher, 1104. the bluer abbbi be appuea to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for ?Weir i. Corlfses•Cousetorprion, and as a Conlide:rable Addition h ow e Ude Sump ou the Articles of higher value, or wore is lull, the Pr.c.a of Dr. istr.cs's Powtier lath be In future U. 91. per Packet, or il 31.6 d. per Dozer ; but the ctitelti at a 'Nun Paciirs in a Houle (ai awls up lx the Ana) , sad Nay)) may b bad for 14 at. Aid as by .rsvc.tir of the Coractifloaers of the &amp 015 re. Hues are prepared for Mt Nrfrbtres irplrler Dfc. WA Lie Name corralled do. , achiltautp. filbcYlfbils will be . : I '.". IA to ohl:rve tLat the Word., " F. :Lewin , t•::;r4 41. S. Paid': en printed It the Stunps of all bis Medi:Omit -and tilt Ls pre fect. e. 'LA this 1,11 tic a fetheteut licCertt.•.4,7lett. (. oat tcrteas h e So A.Curc pn the I.abls on Dr. jamas Powder will be shieun tmaed front henceforward. &amps will tespilowed gr Wis. 26 *kW, to teakwhornrehie Halt a Priem Sr nt.or at a time, o' the Imacr pres! Articles. Dr. James's Powder is 9d. lows 41' Blois s St ---a Bottle e,e 0 frcekc'e 't astl.ef Dark 4 c Analeptic rills 4 6 Husham'e ditto 1 9 ----!:.t pc 11.4 14 o I..rittifh Ogee 1 9 tir. :ctccrs'e Oreslctdoe a 6 Cc-tutor Ar tentacle A 6 CotA:ult.w. fid a 6 °flak rk Medicine I 6 Camomile T`rops a 9 furlie's Soots •••—•—•— P67.ICA IC Lie I.4coes of l'vppromint a • 1 rengs e - I ail Grant . .loll , ,t. - a ti .1 1 -1 0 1 pi :••e,• Pills 4 6 Er. II •ols--. Pills 11! 11 .'A 6 alt7 . s CitAf brats tilalt's \:. t -eery it 6 1).11... 4 o lienr).. rt.:••,, - 1 6 r.a ~.. c 4 ,1,-.,ive a 9 h...rt,n sl.r.Ts 3 i kill.ver of Cuitstvot 3 6 6..,04.1 f'. ditto 5 6 Cri , 1 , :•1;,. sr., ff o 9 lit. :4,i...der's T., 1 9 Mr 'it • , r e• Dent 'rice 4 o t:rc..o‘ , 2 's tie •WV I i J. not 5 Kitt.. is tic Ti.c. 3 6 Do.'l' , •.i l.ot. s ,•es I 2‹ B. t5. ,, 0. nab .tr. Ncesh-ry*,.N..m: arc stri ~.! 1., tht fat shore ,'Ottncr.i*t aLiss :Turf r oto es, raft 3 Mcgir . crt. :ri •Lke Ins ho :a h, il I•• !, T .17:! - 111+•ge w!orte Itisccoc vs Is art ^r. 1•1 JMI.I AAL•OLIL 1)14 IA Ml* Ogg - i-Cs•/.11) THURSD PORTABLE CAMERA OBSCURAS, CtltirX OWN priOrifle. Co cunftructed u to occupy clam as a common pocket-Mena. Pricc, in Morocco Ca P . and. Carsirge paid to mtv part of the klntrtnat. Sold only by A. Johns, NOoklttler and titativicr, No. Area. Plymouth. !JEW STAMP DUTIES. , COMPLETE and ACCURATE Si MEN of the above Impt;fte with the Regulative Mg the fame, will be laundered in a Ncw KEARSI.LY's TAX' TA SUS, To be Inablibed is a few days, price is. as deg - P0 THE USII OP scitooLa. • This 'ay was publifh-d. price Eigbteanroso boor GUIDE to the STUDY of the HIST NGLAND.Ia a Saka of (tie:Rims Crow GOLIN ABRIDGEMENT. By J. Pi.OREAN. Printed for J. Harris, %twain. to E. Newbery, at tla juradie library. Comer of St. Paul's 9“ltChlEf do r Os the to of Noveolber will be piatabod, Is two Volumes, 4to price al. sa. r .HE AttrlEN 1' CATHEDRAL of WALL Hid-Acidly furveyo4. By 101 N W rAKP R. I). D. Ratio . of Reap Lehybome. Primal err John Stoad4 l lc. PkeedillY. Tte PubUther 'An be otdi e 1 for the Order, of ' ireilh to wwworage the Work. ' • ' VIrV bf NAVIGATION. 1 Ma da l was pabuns.al. In oat large vol. svo. Aluarate , -*5 Fr."" 1 " 6 .1- ac- etio•lne. 64. D • E %,q4PLL VE NASTICkATOR r• • andifunit‘r Obitle: to tie aid lOridtlee ithinhiwith Atlitvtqslll , a Tablsg At '7 , • by AN ClithW hl Ackzit► I+D F ltd.& Auilsor of the Tbecn7 and Pra:tiee of firnlin.; the L lett ist 14nd. /U. Primed far Liasitnan. Hata. kegs, and larme. No staterqcsty'W.• J. had J. &IMAM'S. Royal Esehaa .14)%umiiridasiltalharesti had A.C4O.RAW sad Ca Yell Inas viA be 'Oland. by Lbstanse 4"ti A etilliataio l MakAanstical Tables. (or the We hitainsgia Ashilhaddhies. the die Pradicil Ns. pt. sgAtipr sireirpour. mso b eatistth. at;. • - • , 511!ORTING VtaitiltD. An IntetwAing Worn b p0ini110W,0 01 5 444- ol 4 in (Mayo, on a now and, feeble type'. Inuit:iced b d e riltd EaiPaioll i k bile-efid hy Mr. totted* , igai 0w,6640 C p PORTING ANKDOTES,. igipal dhai P ae:teettac Sketches of eminent home orpwined en the Toe: With an towelling Sd wort courawlinory Filets which Save watifplrod to World. • corted D~on of the Animal' at tie i ,overy other gobjet2 towtottal with the owing' Div Mehl. Ity ati AMATEUR SPORTSMAN. •.• To Sion en d every •3enciniination this Wt WIT reeeenziwded, re it enntainw scot txtentive ra imatiodistoly conneard wirische Sporting World. et boo pages of welt printed Letter-prefs. and illuftroe tin of tha wit rontaikable Events edited in the 11 Many of the Engraving% arc executed by Mr. j Pabilibea y Tboatas Hurd, Patonollta JOHN WILKES. Is the Pref., and fpeedily w,ill be publialed, in font Volinnes.'pod. vases; with fevend Envoi THE LIFE and ORIGINAL COR I . DENCE of JOHN WILKES, Itcprefenutti roams of A !Wiwi in two ParLansents. and Kale , Vitt Middidra to Sour Poslinsents. .Tlic Life is drarin.J? from Otlikial 13 **** Atmo3. Tbe CorreePendrdre. and his other unputililial Wm Wes committed to the fuperintendance of Y. Mr. Vilifies's Surotrirg Family sod Maids. caofilt s. His Correfpondenee with Mifs Wilke., Ina . 2. libiTravelo is Indy. $: His Nati oft Churchill. 4. His Cortelpondcact with Mr. Cotee. 66* el $. His Correlysibletsco with Mr. Alown.frons 6: lii Cotrelpordence with the 114 , 1111 when famiiy,+is.hisdaughterHarriet;DOCoo John; a Ural and liaises. r His Wallower Corre4r.nn , trore with alt. net Pecfoose.... hat S ouillitod the laR Fort 6. His 611IcellaDocus Puma scale and Prof rydilbod. Plato' fie 'lLicariab tatauts , No. 7t. -St. yard; by wham Consoasorwieas fee Mr. Ala tisane:will be recef.ed. And by NrSur/a boa lately been yublia Y. The Loiters sad am °maim With. Wortley Montagu. publiihed by her Gra Raft.* Eft alsbasislfuhisno.pricit A. or I've 'We ay. Iskboasda. by h 1. ILK Life and cadre Comfpondeoce of San yobliCied by Ws Oroottebilitses, med.:atoll li.elegatikoolunies, rite 455. * bear& 3. 'The Life of General W.thingtoo, drawn tit I Paws. acid p•blilbed by his Notice\ the Hon. ingtun. Yr I. and LI. bAce la td. each. is allava ENTICrs LATIN DICTIONARY MUCH ENTICE% NEW LATIN ENG. TIONARY. defog .cd for .11 Ufr of Gram huome Ulu Acton e.oatalMoi all the Words au or read;:. t the Cittlrics. in both Languish au laud ttu: ruft &ppm', I Latin Autbors. To which is mewl. A NTI'W FNGLtili LATIN DI(efIONAR p Icl from the mutt rgkbrand rail& Writers; od Latin. Bah Pars towpath , / all that la a ilk/441u , ohner Vittionaries. Accompanied sal men: to rJ;"ply the Dcecitvrits of other Males r hk the *Lobe to park aad cm:4nm each Wu' various Intrrpre..tiam by the Aachen in Now "'dbl....knifed and Augmented By WILLIAM ca.A.KKL:r. A Stc dlor ..ftiarard and Uirld h Printed for J. %Ile . nat. mertior to 71r. Ibl htniont F. and C. rt., instep; ataccherd and t. Va; G. ; a my.ton and Co.; Lontr" 1,211 , 11nd Harv•-, J Nunn; C. Law; Pate 1. blocfce, rice •,e.ruund. In thi. volnl ride improvement 1.1 pr. o.dung r• 7t.1.• 1. :1.: 1 trelt t rier/veto •,.• wbeel tht ..d trrth Words llae W . nom pond, d in aI. dm manna b.rn ewe, end melt a porfpimory of vein, r, e; meanest c..pscir• land, what to, fce.ct fc , It. e. b, t!./. Mom , eleno, and r • r • •.t tit I (R N.l k the s •0.).. • ive • Si And if I • b.. I to toot tte W ..„ tse 14 14•••ary will be 1. rerfg, f1.i..14:c 'be rscomunen • I.sue r-i: • parti, .1 ".11 . thrr. I 'v. 1 V,Ttos • 4