Star. — London, England, 1804-07-20 00:00:00

- . COU.R73 On Thurfday mooing a Conn Martial wet thatt anoned at the Royal Hotel, Liverpool; by order of his Royal Highnefs Prince Wituass of Gsobc areal, the Commander in Chief, for the trial of Captain Ca a- M1C14.111., Adintant of the Liverpool FUSOCCTS. for negled of orders and conteinptuous treatment of his fuperinr officers. The Court confifts of the Yield Officers of all the Volunteer Corps, and fame of the Captains, :Ailed by Mr. Rsastocit, Deputy jo . c ge est:tate. Colossi BOLTOS is the Prefident. Toe art adjourned on Saturday to this day. At Colchefter. on Monday, the Court Martial fi nally cWed on LietitenantColernel Mr-Lassos, and' then proceeded on the trial of Captain Cnistuat. of the Ith Regiment of the Amy of Referve, on a charge of infolent and contemptuous behaviour to Colonel; now Brigedier-General Essen, his Cons branding Meer on parade Mr . Ltsicrist.p attend ed as Comfit fa:Captain Canister. The following refpeetable Member form the Conni..-- Thu. Has. Malar-Oreetal sea lien !mildest . adspe.nenerst Lard Pass. Cowers% *opal:ease. nesibstal. .-- Garde., Brisadier•Orta. Slade. Newts% Liattesaat-Ceiorrat Wel% Mentroa. Stuart. barallfaas Omerimil. '116:444. When this trial Is cape. over there are two or three more is occupy the attewion of the Court. Yeiterday a Court Martial was held upon a thole. MT of the St. Andrew and St. Georges Volunteer's fine dntinal, by order of Major C au cnsev, Corn mending that regiment in the abreact of the Lieut. Colonel s the whole of the officers afembled at their Gond itoom, in foil uniform, to winters the ran som* of :as' lathes being carried into execution, wises the drummer was Rript, tied up tote halberts. triad every preparation made for idiSing the smith. m p eat: the Moe, after admonithing the Isamu' as to the 'otiosity of his offencee the poOsUy of his recei ing balance of death. had he bees tried by a Coen Menial i alb taking ism cordiesem des his chandler and imprifenammt. with that at ter:6os to dilcipliae. and at the fame, time beievo. beet and humanity that marks his maws proem& inp. pardoned the moth sidled culprit. whoa ha was talons down from the halberts. On Monday, the Captain of the foosth osiagemy of the Qosso'n !Woman; was Melted ham the ozergte da b go oload Rossanto, es th e parade. ma , r . far lasghiag at him. sad mot paying at trades to his orders, for. Lalt Headily, one of the privates heltogiog tads &Margaret's sad St john's "Voiontcas. whale aimed. lag a r adii-Is/di:yds Park. was 'Wood lam coin. db for to Id into the malts. He was starched in y to Welbsialler Han. when be simaissed a Wham al the enlist of thasetelseswhea ba was feserely reprimeatied W Celled Zon, in the pile of the wink warps. The Royal MON 11111kia ere arrivedßarrac at Ifell, sad have takes palsies of the lopsry ks is Wisesiedes Os lissday assisks IM ad litairerdidre illids, siamasdad hi Cei. ra.s.sar. searched Eras New maiM lieddie. a dale Nadi of Tyseeposth, whore iiii iimosir esemsped. ' • its emeniaT . obi* un s aye pbcs at die s the Milani 'sae bees issatel i ta a peas: racier. has sew boa faded for nest so es twelve ihosfesd sass. • A caricature of Boaarasys, podded at Paris. places bias between Le Bann sad Canaacsaas, with as estiagoither in each band, with which he is in the as of covering both their heads. • An entertainment of a novel nature. a kind of Marine Fete. took place yeflerday fe'onight. on the Sega between Caroline Park and Granton, near Edinburgh. A number of tents were ended, and neery refrethment that the feafon could afford, was rolt. The company (visaed of a felea num etadies and Gentlemen, the latter chiefly mi litary. Two bands of mufic attended, and dancing on the green was kept up with great fpirit till a late hour. The Fete concluded with Come brilliant fire works. Oranagre.—latelrigenee is received by . the Lon. don kliffitmary Society . from the /*Claimants at On. bike, brought by a veal, named the Dart. which is arrived in the River. Pomarre. the Krug. is dead. While the Dart lay at the Ifland, be was on a vifit is a canoe, to the fhip, when he came along fide the relict, he was fuoidenly hired with a fit of apo plexy, which obliged his people to return with him eco the Masai. where he fpeedily expired. In him the Miffonaries have lot a good friend; but it ap pears that they are'under no apprehenfion for their Cafety, as the fuceeffor to the throne has given them affurance of proteaion. We cannot give a good ac count of the ftweels of the blirooneries. Such is the refult of the depravity prattled in that Wiled, that the number of its inhabitants is reduced to about Seven thoufand ! Loan VISCOUNT DUI/CAN.—We are much crow d to (late, that the gallant Admiral Lord Vif count Duscas yeflerday taperieneed an alarming indifpofition. which occafioned a report of his death. Such an event is, however, we hope, far dident ; and his Lordfisip (lilt lives, to the great fati.faaion of his friends and country. The eircomkances of the cafe are as follow : His Lordfliip, while at break fall, felt himfelf not fo well as ideal. and, after read ing hone time, dreffed for • walk. About eleven et clock he went ham his bottle, No. 17, Bucking bagn.foreet. York-building., Adelphi. attended by one (tremor, and had not proceeded many paces from his door, when the heat of the weather over came him. and he dropped down holders. In this fituation his Lordlhip remained for fume time lying its the areet. The ihairengers, however. immedi ately crowded round him ; he was taken up, and con veyed to his hook. Several Gentlemen of the faculty with their aflifiance his Lordlbip loon arrived. and , rec overed the eft of his faculties. The report of his Lordthip's indirpofition circulated rapidly through the town. and the L inquiries at his Lordthip's houfe were inceffant during the evening. At • nine o'clock lt.lt night he was pronounced out of danger. £4* lietktibiktit beitYRT 0? CIL►NCERT, JULY si. Es tale /tense is 14 COLA*. The fingniar tranfaltions under this Bankruptcy mull be fee& in the niernory of our Readers. having been often before the public. lie was this day brought up by virtue of an Habra: Corpus, direded by the Loan CkANCRLLOIL to the Keeper of New gate, to which prifon be had been committed by the Connuiffioners who were diffatisfied %with his an- Ewers to patticular quellions on his third examina tion. An application had been made in the year 1797 to the King's Bench to difcharge him; but that Court agreed with the Comroillinnersthat the account was unfatisradory, and ordered him to be remand ed. In illos be defired to be re-examined, which was accordingly complied with ; whin the Commit. fioners being hill dilratisfied, again ordered him to be remanded. He now applied to the LORD CHANCEL ion to be difkharged. In his prior examination he Gated, that on going in the mail frcm London to Chatter, from whence he meant to efcape to Ireland, the coach was overturoed, by which accident he loft his pocket book, containing Bank notes to the amount of 4500. which be never afterwards found. On his re-examination before the Commiffioners, he Hated. that he had fince been informed by his wife that he was miaaken in ruppofing he had his pocket book in his pocket; that (he, being averfe to his leaving Lon don at aU, the night before he fet off, while he was in a Rate of intoxication, took the pocket-book con- Wok's the notes, out of his pocket, unknown to him; and that (he conceaSd this eireutnfiance from him at the time of his firmer examination, and until the year '796. That his wife was now ready to be cl anks = and to confirm this gatemen. Kr. Cusses, his Coonfel, now argued that the 4mh Resod upon very different grounds (tom thofe vim the application to the King's Bench wai made. That the Coon then decided upon the incredibility of history; it being founded aspen contradidions in his miser to other (maims ; but that there wets now nia probable grounds for &believing his Raiment, as he was ready to mane it by the examination of his wife; mad if it were probable it ought to be takes as falleicas. That the power of Commitment by Ce_ n oLaiikeers mild wily be for the purport of •St difcovery which might benefit the ere diter sot for puoilliment. That thingconin ia Ohs meld only operate to extort from coafalßos which would make him guilty of a capital filmy, and if he mode so fuck admits= it mut be an imptiiheimat for Mr. Risettie, for the Affignees.—The prekst essinesatioo proceeds upon the ground that he thought hie prier stensiaation true at die time that it was tales and although he hates now that his wide two yeah erne:wattle told him that it was falfe, yet he wools sight years to elapfe before he dif elates this to the Cammoirsoners, and he probably r weld Dot - limeades it tbse. had sot all thefe notes gnus is, sted the payment bees enforced aceiet the Bank of Eitglands. The only secure thatle makes for his wife not being examined in the confirmed= of lie latorem, was that be was then intoxicated but it is inspolible to believe one word of this mee's Amy al it is troegly confirmed by other Lou Ceanceetoa.." I certainly will not dii eimqp his upon flab an examination as this, =fop by any other teilimony than his own : but let wM aid him before the Comnsiffioners, and be farther osamimed upon this itaternent."—Prifour noseetiii. • Ow mien will recoiled die cafe et 0 w Tee BM or insanity, in which a vadid was obtained spina tic ink ea meet tie It meta fer NUL Yeßada! Mr. RICORDIIII made a Report to his Moms., of the following prifoners under Centel= of Death in Newgate, via. Jen Palma toc Monica, ragtag and drooling el, sod putting away, knowing it to be forpd, a Bank note for al. with intent to dolma& Jorepi Jackfa• far islanbelly waking, forging, end roaster• faking, and meting and retailing the are u trite a certain Iniordenont of a 11111 of Exchange, drawn by John goatee, as Mfrs. Leannrault and Co warehanta, Landes, for the payment of the faro at &ma to the laid Jolts ligeretne dr Ilia wax, with bunt to defrost. Jots Lamle for healing a poetebitook, captaining a O. Dark met mid other article% the property of Elisabeth Aollerfoo, pri vately. from her perfect. Joke Needs and Montag Dor ktt, for Cakes a bed and a pair of ikmksts, and other articles, the property of Win. Vilest. Curium Wright * let keeling a I. Bank mete, tbo property of Jobe Bask in his dwelberbotife. Thomas Ryky, for sCauking Thomas Molls an the blikwayi and robbing bite at a fesen.ibilling piece, and is. ' Thome Wacksodl. foe feloniowny uttering and pubUiliktg as true a certain forged and eoonterfeited dote, purporting to be • note silks Gower sad Company of the Bank of England. for the has of al. bowleg the fine to be forged and counterfeited. When Jofeph jackfoo and Thomas Bucknell were ordered foe execution on Thurfday next, the :6th inflant. Fsac—On Wedoefday morning, about 9 o'clock, whila the troops were performing their accuflomed exercife, on the right of the lines, at Eaft Bourn Camp, au alarming fire broke out in the centre of the camp, which brought about a great deal of baf fle. The conflagration commenced in the temporary turfs -toot!, erefted for the officers of the 48th regi meet, and as the fabric was compofed chiefly of wood and Amor, it was form reduced to allies. The con tiguity of an ammunition tent, and the rety inflam matory materials of which the huts are computed, which, in the vicinity, had been built by warded foldiers, eaufed a great degree of anxiety. Fortu nately, however, the fire ceased where it commenced; and as the meis utenfil, were fared, little damage was fuflained. This accident excited a lively fen,a tion in the fir:rounding country, and along the miff. The fire and alarm beacons, on all the different hills, were immediately feet; on fire, and a confiderable degree o f alarm mull hive been the confequence. Yeflerday morning about four o'clock, a fire broke out ,n the houfe of Mr. Cresistaw, baker, in Nightingale.lane, Eall Smithfield, which was not got under till the interior of the houfe was confiderably injured Lai night a fire 'woke out at the Ihnp of Mr. Rego, linen-draper, Fleet•market, which was ff,rto nately got under without doing any coutidcrabie as mage. Itlii*Likijiak ...m....... . .1 • i • Yeaeida Y . I mallerthocrnaltei was fitted to t . tor . employing journeymen of that trade, who bad illegal ly left the work of Mr. Win.Writien, Ilmernalter, of l a South George's-flreet; thtou rneafures of combi nation. The complaint was rd before Aldermen Vance and Thorpe.—One of the above fine is to go towards the fupport of Mercer's Horpital; . . The fame day, adjudications for combination were made againft five Jolirneymen Shoemaker:, in the employ of Mr. Bagnuil of George's-ftteet, and was rants ;trued for their apprehenijon, to be confined tour months in the New Prifon. , i On Tuefday night frietal trees were cut down on Mr. Vernon's ground dear Clontarf ; and on the fol lowing night tome more were cut down in Lord Charletnont's deroefne. Thurfday, being the anniirerfaiy of the Battle of Aughrim. feveral of the Yeomanry Corps fired round the Statue of King William, in honour of the day. A Letter from Limerick, dated Pay it. lays 6, On Sunday Lail a villain confined in our county gaol wrote a letter, under the feigned name of John Ryan, which he caufed to be tent to Glennmera; threatening fix or eight refperSable farmers in that neighbourhood, that if each of them did not fend hen half-a-guinea, he would impeach and profecuts them for ennfpiring to rob and plunder two gentle men:' houfes. Luckily for thofe innocent men, the Rev. Mr. o , Shaughneffy, P. P. got the letter, came to town, and yefierdrt difbovered that the wretch who wrote it is Michael Hichey, a native of laid parith, who tired this firatagem for obtaining limey to defend himfelf on his trial, lot cow Rulin at the enfuing a ffi zes.—Yefierday Lieut. General F loyd, ac• companied by Brigadier General Cottoe, arrived here from Germ the former is ea his toot to review the Cavalry in the. South of Ireland ; be this day is (petted the troops in garrifon, and reviewed the filth Light Dragoons at Loughloore. He will to-mor row review at the fame place our entire garrifon I and on Friday proceed to Killarney. Driveller General Cotton returns to his command at Gan." The heat at Edinburgh in the month of Jule lag, has been every day and night, on an avenge, al del!. higher than it was in Jose tilos. It was deg, higher on an average every .ay and. night it May UR, than in May 1803. Lail Monday night the honfe of. Mr. Reardon. of Saffron hill, was broke open and robbed of a quantity of wearing apparel, betides throe guineas. Yeßerday as a poor woman was croffing Totten ham Court Road, the was knocked down by the pole of a coach, and the wheels going over her body, the was killed on the fpot. On Saturday night, as a watchman was going his rounds, in Love-lane, Aldermanbury, he perceived a woman lying on the footpath, apparently in a Rate of intoxicaCton. On lifting her up, he found her immerfed in blood, and went immediately to the watch-houfe for affiance. She was removed to the hofpital, when the furgeon, upon examination, concluded, that the fell uphill the fcraper of a door, which cut the back part of her head in a moR ihoek. ing manner. She was able to fay that her name was Mary Eurgefs, a pauper in the print of Saint Zachary, near Wood -greet. Her recovery is very doubtful. On Saturday evening, in Gateihead, Newcaßle, two female paupers having quarreled, one charged the other with Reeling a fine male child, which the had in her arms, about fix month, old, (pas York. The populace immediately took part on behalf of the infant, and were proceeding to refeue it from her, when the inhuman wretch ran towards the bridge, and attempted to throw it over, but was for tunately prevented by a woman, who caught its clothes. The two women were taken before a Pike, and ordered into confinement. The child was taken care of. On Monday, the parties were examined ; when the woman, who made the charge, confirmed it by her oath ; in confequence of which, the depre dator is to take her trial at the coining affixes. - - • A gang of gypfies, to the number of Al, has lately infefted tome parts of Cumberland, where, for ages, this defcription of vagrants has been unknown. — Their ftrft appearance was in the neihbourhood of Wigton, in which dinria they were for a long time conlidered as inoffenfive, until the poultry were thin ned; whereupon they received Come broad bats to de camp, and accordingly they Rifted quarters.—The common of Abbey-Holme was their nest retreat ; and here (like the Ifraelites of old) they aeually packed tots ; they boil the pot, and give themfelves no concern about quarter-day. This temporary, yet not incommodious habitation, is parcelled nut into leveret feaions or compartments; fo that though this happy fociety has " all things in common," yet are their lodging rooms diftinB. In this fituation it does not appear that they have provoked or met with any difturbance, nor is aught known of their peculiar ha bits of life, otherwife than what is indicated by the prailice of two bronze-complexioned wenches, who, more `notable than the Ten in the faculty of fortune telling, pick up Come Meer among the credulous. On Saturday left John Benjamin Pritchard was fully committed for trial by J. Mallow, Efq Mayor of Norwich, charged by Chriamas Church, with pre fenting a loaded piftol at him, and putting him in fear of his life. Pritchard removed hirofelf by a Wear Corps! laft December, from the City Gaol to London, and was there admitted to bail. The Mayor, learning that he was returned to Norwich, and was in the habit of leaving his houfe at very un feafonable hours, appointed Meffrs. Church, Cordran, and Wild (three of his officers), to watch his emu tions ; and on Saturday morning, about one o'clock, Pritchard left his hook, but returned again form after too ; when within a few yards of his home. Church with his atlitients, quitted their concealment, which, on Pritchald's perceiving, he drew a doubts barrelled pithsl from his fide pocket, fprung the dag• ger, and prelented it at Church, who at the inftant Iprung upon and feized him, and with the adinance of his companions, forced the piltol from him. They alto took from him another piltol ; the four barrels of the two piftols were aU loaded. He was imme• diately taken t , s Bridcwell, where, on examination, . they found upon him eleven picklock keys, a dark . lanthorn, a phorphorits bottle and matches, with t wiled Mufiks for his feet. • illAititirb. 4 i , , • jy4.4e 11 doy. et S. Motel ill die redak 464044. 11,4„, t p eo .. prosedary of Badwater. Jan Illfoorrforth Lori , r. l i.i. Cartels le kb Wilily% Royal ilitry. b Mile Anna Pi 11... dotelter of Vlee-adittral Paolo. ,I 4 4ewaly. ly %Leda Ileettee. at the Fad of Iriakerville's, se p.nisp4quant.ol l l Rev. Wilton bertelord to the Bight Lady Anna Bennet The eat:moray was perfeenied by the Arc:.. bithoewof Team. Wido:Hai ilfolitt, Saila in Buis, Flip aged pa, minty yews Deputy of the Ward of Portfilter. At Chdlteshawstodilsoly. Mrs. Richer, wife of the celebratt‘i T i on.reoe Dadra, . She bad &needy enabled ha IGth yea, ts.s the malp dmighter of Me. Watfon, the Managar of Cheltenham m a mas; and, from the,irate. of her Mad and pular!, was en i yerfallp this ohjeft of deferred admiration. HIGH WAllia AT LONDGH BIUIXiII. TO-MOttitToW. - Mondbi * 34 /*sub* AO • 13 AftaDoon HAVING dedicated metal to the Rudy. and been gratified by the wed covidertitle prsdice lo that braaeh w hi c h 1 thought tropic to reled„.l trod that I have not more mil employed my time than *oh who, in the rated ve field of the prohMon, pat occallonally homed* in uncertainty, mid *on ; tr, alarms attain that *ode a** is acquired by mocentrating :be latellatual et to orselash of Warders. The AdaDUMY ore peculiarly handing, fee they Wog *di = r B F al akar elledlY. *lama *di becomes embittered.-• obey arlaross dis prevalence Old ezatopk, theater*. thu Wits bf Cahoot-Ms. or the hadulgeoccs of maturity, they re. mire the • molt Woe* pmfellienal foil ;but by the ignorance siterk 4 eacataisa. frarassims are aggravated. ma the mut tails ii Ma M= et the ROYAL COLLEGIId SURGEONS. groned way pattoolisoe regalarity d cdocal cot and pa retic% every statist, lasi whir entitled t o that ouoichoce *korai& lasi home fel f braussred. tits fld isehtisos si local wealawfs, soft &paint* will thebbmhy it • deidatated frame bet where the (if = ona • eakiwasde of the soniadinds of the vice which rata Ilia mbiatono. is *mail et the coma** et endive of his family ,&/hies. and brook oar his Infirmity with rueful eta ado sires k sat lis fadskerary, for him to be adored net only ei aqtlll.l4st trestommt but plio of the mat induishic fecrerey. And Is roast Valeta Cediplants k Is maple to prevent pae derast or diked. la the mod complicated mist kis the acquire. moot of matisil m a s = to Gls koe to ciat a hie, metals, sod Mandy I eihr din arksatasi of dismal:on toads sicklier Cu who an slllAnd id* day Mod of DSBU.ITY, of any (rooted's' of VENBREAL utnertowjea in di ease the Woos of roma arm* are land an the lie ineradew. Padasub tie ore *peeked to insblita Book este. mei atoifiraniand dismay iiso sod iiiof , MARTIN Weaker of the Royal Codes ef Serpi* M Lanka: Nom, Aramkilhost. Elmer, neat Temple fir. - • NO I TIOS to the AFFLICTED with FITS. CONVULSIONS, HYSTERICS. EPILEPTIC, or FALLING FITS, &Axially cored by HOWELL's POWDERS; which are now A-0 cull Mows to entirely eradicate the above dreadful Ma , den. lifter every bialidese bat failed. Fee the troth of this ado dos. the fuarradng rprifrg Gera are Moiled ham a sad mane aka. fewnl d rhe a Padems having been alllided with Far w awa* of Tommy Yeas, and donned incurabl e . Green was mad orrodkily MEd* with Fall g Pits upwards of Twenty Yeara, dodos which rims * woe so *patient in St. Bartholo mew a Hapisal, and at tat tamed oat Moorage. Witneffes to tide oat Care the Rev. John Hone..Mitsitter 'dike Savoy, Strand, and Mr. ai it t p. a s Hargefs. habo sad OS Merchant , No. 107 , Corner also* Strantiv-Mrs. Jens Longbod, daided. though a fright. he as w b cd had thirty Fla k a day. Witnde to Oki Coto Mt. Umbrdk Mmasfaturer, Na. sad, Semi. mat Tmople4ler.— . Robert Oder. Leis Abington, Cass. =a, was Added for two yous wither aßing Fits, which ge. kited Ems hours every day. Wiwi to this forprifing cure the Rev. W. Beaming, Vicar of Little Abingsso—Mr. Maid Mai of Wed Hartley. In tisecolusty of Surrey, aged near vo. Sifted feientees years. Winn& to this Cure the Rev. Welt* pulsates, Minna a Weft Hielley.—Mr. Thomas Saltraaril, d Mihmsfri, aged 37, fo violently &glided eighteen yew* w Conidlions and Mita riga, that it required levee or ethe hold)* Jo the Ht. Wilma to this Cure Mr. Thomas Cla se Chareinvardso. and Mr. W. A. Mitdlttl, OnfECCIAL Rani Wary Gardener to Lord Kramore, Daderitreet, Great read.-l. Adams. Efq. of Buckler's Hard, near Beall. Hamplidre, cored.-W. Cunningham, Efq. Mande Inn. Minim. Rows. Shots. earrod.—Saraii Webb, aged thirteen, had very arca ton its in a day. Mmes. J. Stockdak, Mal.maker and Smith to Idoldoitart High HofttollL—Mrs. &poet was dreadfully st. dieted with HOW* and Falling Fits, ocedioned by a fright, and required Several refines to bold herbs the fit. Wharfs to this LIMB Mr. Peter Bowen, No. so, High Holborn—MAl Terrine- . too. Lighter a Mt. We.. Terringtoo, Linen draper, of Hon. Yorkliire, was molt dreadfany Withers to this curry J. Body, ESq Photo* Fire Oace.Lornbaxd-flatet. Loam. The forpriling Cores Dr. Howell's Powders have performed upon pedlar of badi feats, and all ages, ken more powerfully* dicir favour thaa borne can espial. Any perfon applying as dm Dodoes honk may have a reictome to a great many more who have hem cora, too notacroas to bc here added. This mind& Medicine is prepared and fold under the Ring's Royal Patronage, by Dr. Howell (Fellow of the Ring's Connell, at Ms honk No. 78. High. Hell ten. owe Red Lies-ftreet, Lea den. an I nowhere die, at tot. dd. a packets in which Is Melaka 'Testae, written by the Doane on .the above Diferders, with pagekular diredions, to prevent the Fits from ever returning. For ail Nervous Complakits there cannot be a Later or beset Modeler taken, salt bar bees (uildeatty pawed. - • aofwerod. TO THOMAS TAYLOR ling, lace as., N. 9, Bridge4trcet, Lauda& IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform yes ef the very real and extraordinary Cure Mare received from your invaluabie Medicine--LEAKE's PATEN(' PILLS. About two years ago was attacked with a VV. Dts ,whieb traced rather nightly for tome time, but the DE cafe at length fpreadhtg all over sty body, I arras obliged to apply to the molt mimic of the Faculty, but their allillanee anode/ only temporary relle&—l went through various Caeca of Saliva tion. and from beim rather of a corptiket Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. 'lle Ulcers that freed all crew iny liegia. • ~ pea. onto Wie a compete infeet, So rear my Tenet de sp aired a my recovery. When brought to this Gelation, 1 confidered death a inevitable, but a relation of mine commenting upon the many Celia to which your Pins had fimecetted, l was indica! to try a boa at than, whiA. , I thought rather relieved me, and by perteveratter foe two ',throe mouths, and following your Diredtions, 1 cep rimed the gnat unaccountable Retention from Pain, the Seeds gradually fulinding; I am sow, thank Goo, perfaelly rocovertl and walling out daily t l doubt not but one mere bun, whacks think cautious stake, win eltablint my health in its *renal Rae. It Is with the molt heartfelt gratitude that 1 tabferibe myfelf, Er, your much obliged humble (errata, Wm. Pleases. Desolate, Mancheiter, July 1. !SW. P. S. For the publk benefit I do not °hied to the shim heirs publifbattl, but lace you to aft as your own baler Judgment than Wear.. Umpired and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Timm as T Member of the Soya College of Sorgenna, London, at bit Houk. No. 9, New aridas-dtrect Wine, after • cooAaat mildew , of ism than this trait yean, in a pallor particularly &reclaim the Cure of Venereal Complaints. with that inviolable feertey which men of his Proteillon mold always eibterve, he Ratters Medea, the advice and afrdlanee be 'mummify whelnittere to taking this Medicine, will be cateened, by a difeaning es ee actraemsc tektren to be obtained, and void of ameba- Luny...Alto sold, by la. Appointment, tot the convenience sd theft Heim at • Alliance, at the ?Calumet's, No. It, St. Albso's Reece, Pan-Mall; the fur -Atop, No. tog. (Word-Rica I Mr. Diftterniagtes. No. 7, Irlfh-flreet-hill ; Mr. suers, Rookfdier. No. t, Uatarhow, Little Tower Hill Mr. Watton's, South bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. CalweJkl'i, Dublin ; Mr. Silliest's, Lifer. pool ; Mr. Atkinfon'e, Mancheitcr ; and by este Perron to every confidant& Town In Great-Balsa and Ireland, in Boxes of only to 9d. each, bided up with full and plain Direetinoi, wheal,/ Pericles of either Sea omy Cure tbanteives with Zak, Speed, Ea weey, and Safety. -—- - - _ L.:NIXiN t P,sq,ed and pahlilatt Dr LEV : h . :KENT, (o( Cy • 7 1 htt Lambeth). .t tips ST.. ()rms. No. s. *r(. hiblAtJ alio ads. /rya O, Ist. TelloSultaf =l, - - -- IR t IN T to rr POl To 1 ling aidpaid T Ofix 4 vie , hi!! .to Littl Ameti -Uwe