Star. — London, England, 1805-06-20 00:00:00

1 asel! r Y. hi w w • 71 i ha 1 A. . ISt c " Of rr I . ' Th 1 Co . !I . .' Tb Ar Tlr a WI I ' ' t Its • V7l I - ' 11 ,t Cli ' lia TO r , . • i WI ' . I in, s , I . . • This of the C - Argnme One a portann configne Otherwil , . I • . ' Compar fervants tenfive it might 1 p open) The a the Diti certain r been int ton, at in dama tamed. the Celle the inter Lament matins Dock C I 1 Mr. I claufes ( there D( .• l' the Yeah King, fc was to p ing whit the Weil revival a Littoral 4 113's del , ( , and mar ai. Dna i tublic, a gers. fed n iSa , 1 L et iod fil W] to 0 Ihip's arr 1 the Conn longing u immediat ro labourers " moment t der the jr and of th. 4 ' I opened; t , their join I cuflody, ; a fixed al the AB, r By the of called the altered I proprietor , • otherwife, been obli which pr.( Company AEt, howt cluflve 0 Company elating th 1 / expellees, i tors, or CC a tilde add parry, it s alicanis r perfons in • to thend; - Mr. W the Well legal qua freedom profdion r 1 been fobf grind's v 1 i kw.. 13, lipme Wray. I / ' Writ:id t lets corn ati in the be t*ceg, ,' 1 their fekti 1 . 1 'llie Ad, THE OAK. Yon Oak.—whieh w .ielght, Moves wonder, anti anted/ the fit ht ; And. tow'rive fa ins to reach the Dry, Whore (hardy Winches are:lade With tie glade, Invites the Traveller's curious eye. That folid male. upreat'd by time, Its aged front °hinnies fublime ; And rugged hollows tell its years; A eerr'.. it has fpurn'd the ftorm, lad warring Elements its form Hee Rood. and Rid unmor'd appears. There, when mild Eve allays the beat, Oft the lone Pilgrim fe.ks retreat, Barefbot, and warp courts re?nk; The leafy cov'ring fhields his head, Conl'il by the dew dirsilling bed, Vat by the ftrenm, which metering flours. The Wood, encircling. humbly vies, Around its Monarch's top to rife, Pre-eminent above the ref! ; The thicketed boughs their fence crend. 11/bere emulative Trees afcend, I. Natures varied colours drett Its bender wreaths the Ivy twines, Whore verdant twigs the Oak combines, And eberiaies in fond embrace: Thus fuccour'd worth, to firength allied, Clibr dOit to its protedlor's fide, 'Nor, grateful, quits its wonted place. ingbnd i s lair But WARNS null enlace Tkelanzlity MVieS of our foes, And Vicfsrf erOwn th' avenging firoks White Britifii Tars for honour tight, inpging in their Country's riett. Each unsay renumbers HIRAI.? Ai—Out! a. £419 JATELLIGENCL COURT OF KING'S BENCH, AM* It its being peremptory piper day, the bufinefs Court was principally occupied in Special • nments. One of the arguments was of pretty genertil im. portance, as it concerned the right of importers, or ignees of Weft India property, warehaufed, or -wife in the cuftody of the Weft India Deck many, to fend brokers, fugar conpen, and other nts of their awn, within the walls of th a t e t - Fe concern, to erperintend . and fopply what it be necelfary in the way of fornifbings to their •rty. ,te qtteßion arofe out of an aaion brought againft Ditedors of the Well India Dock Company, by certain fugar coopers, who complained that they had interrupted in the due exercife of their profef at 1;:e laid Docks, and fought a compenation .amages for the lots which they had thereby fuf.. tined. The Jury pronounced a fpecial verdict, and eale.came now to be argued before the Court, on iterpretation (if the three different Aas of Par mt of the 39th, 42d. and 43d of the King, re ing the privilege and condud of the Weft India Company. EAST, from an enumeration of the different ts of the various Aas of Parliament regulating DoCics, and particularly from a confideration of talons afligned in the Aft of the 39th of the , for the crating of them, the principal of which to put a flop to that fyflem of pillage and thiev pinch had, Isc(ore that period, been pra9ifed on 'eft India property brought into the River, the fal of Which, to its original extent. molt be the iral confequence of compliance with the Plain demands, maintained that the exclufive care inanageinent of the property in the Weft In. Docks was in the Company as Truflees for the and for all parties intereiled. both buyeis and By the firft and fec: nd Aas which had been regulating the concerns of theft Docks, the fixed for any goods continuing there, was to twelve weeks. From the moment of the arrival, every thing was under the controul of Company. The holds were fecured by keys be 'ng to them, the property was landed under their diate and tole controul; and the workmen and 'ers employed, were engaged by them. The !nt the goods were landed, they were placed ts s joint keys of the Diredots of the Company, the Comm; (Boners of the Revenue, not to be I; not even a fample to be taken out, but in paint pretence. For this fuperintendance and ly, and for the neceffary cooperage, nails , &c. allowance. contained in a fchedule annexed to It, was app-inted to be made to the Company. after An of the 43d of the King, commonly the Warehoufing Al, the fyftem was in loin for the accommodation of the importers, :tors, or confignees themfelves, who mull ile a a-. the expiration of the twelve weeks, have obliged to pay the dot', the period during property might remain in the hands of the my, was extended to fifteen months. This ovever. did not abridge in any rtfpca, the ex controul, manrement. and cuftody of the tny, over the goods. There was a clanfe de that the wareltoufe Money, and all additional :es, were to be paid by the importers, proprie - confignces. If this claule slid not mean that idditiunal charges wine to be paid to the Ci it would have no meaning at all. It was ri- Ms to fuppole that it meant to import, that the interefied were to pa fuck additional charges !mfclves, or to their owls fervants. Woou, on the tether hard, contended, that, is ft India Docks were fuldlituted in place of the pap, the Plaintiff. were entitled to the f:trac en s which they had enjoyed in carrying on their :(lion at the legal quay.. it; the docks which had "Ibilitutcd in their fte.rd , ttnlefs they were, in ; words and terms, debarred from that privi. By no claufe in the three different Ads of iment, he maintained was that right taken In the Aft of the 43d of the icing, if the in :Lilian of the Learned Couufel on the other fide :mob, rho Company , VetC fuhje...l to a burden, the calk of goods ht.ing exported. where it might :cetrary to !pillow more than ulna erpenee on • fektirity, for they Might expend firms which, by Aft, they were not entiticd to.he rcinibusicd. Or, on the other hand, the proprietor of the winds mlglit will, to place them in a greater degree of fecniny than the Company might think proper to heßow on them ; fo, in eith••r Cafe. inconvenience, dilap pointment, and dirfaidlaion mig,hr collie. As to the idea of pillage, neccifarily rehilting from com pliance with the juR demands of the Pl.,intilfs, the Learned Counfel could hardly think the Weil India ' Dock Compiny ferious in loch a plea: Wabit to be fuppofed that the proprietors .of the goods would not feet themfelves equally interelied in letting Fiona men to look after the property, as the Directors of the Writ India Company could do • The Court thought the quellion of fuch impor tance, that they poßponed its decition. 1)UBLlb,• yu,vE '5. ST. Awns tar's CHl:taco—This long-repairing pla c e of Public Wot fbip, WM, we underltand, be orna; minted with a lefty fleep!e and fpire. The City of Doblin will, this, ben() longer liable to the occafiOn, of containing but two fpires. The Rope for St. An; drew's tietpie. which is now quarrying at Dolphin's , barn, h as hard as marble. It is rumeured among the Gentlemen of the lopg . robe that the place of Prime Serjeant in this country, now var.tnt by the death of the late Dr. ißtowma, will pot again be filled rip; and that the appoint nent will be 4lingether difpenfed with in future. 'On ':aturday night as Mr. Edward Holcraft, Ser jeant Major of the Tipperary Militia, was crolfing from Drawbridge-Rivet to Lavit's 2ay, Cqrk, he unfortunately approached to the brink of the river and fell over. The fentinel who was on duty at the King's-lime, having feen the ditaller, ran to his ROW lance, and reached out his mulket to the unfortunate man, who endeavouring to'hold it, fefaed the ram. rod, which he drew from the flock, and funk to the bottom. His body was found early on Sunday morn ing, and ;he ramrod firmly grafped in his hand. Friss the peculiar potation of the Sun and the Merin, on' the Loth day of Auguft next, a great itt enact of the tide may be expeaed on that am) the three following days. A very good oppottunity Rill then offer to afcertain the Moon's influence over the Ocean, by obfervicg the heighth of the tide at the principal maritime ports, particularly at Chen. flow, the Brittor Channel, and at London-bridge. Row INe Ma vc N.—A Illees Annual Wherry, given in honout of his Majelly's , Birjt-day, was b rowed for on Tuelllay.by the Wowing flee Waterynen:— Charles Gingle Tern* Searles. Thomas Dulln Lambeth blue. Daniel Mallet Ctlimes Bridge Green. John Rider • bon Galt Yel.ow. Alnander Alhtey Iron GUM Purple. Geote Hutchings Rott.erbid.e. critrfon. The parties flatted artuur o'clock, with the tide. 'tout rowed round boat. timOrea• off Vauxhall' and Hungerford !lairs. • D9lllri, Italie!, ' and Aihley, tame in fir R, fecond, , third, and, by the condi. lions of the match, alt the reit were contidered as Waren, and there three Parted again fora feeond heat, which determined the prize. Mallet tame in firfl, and was according'y declared vieor. It was the fifteenth wherry given by Mr. Miley. A great deal of foul play took place on the river during the contell ; feveral grange boats hlving mixed with the candidates for the purpofe of ailiaing their friends. Among !here, a prefs.galley was confpicuous in its efforts to terve Mille/. Some tumult and confution fdlowed of cc uric Upon the landing of the parties at Standgate,—Pittoon, the famrins Jew pugiiifl, anxi out to fee the fun, leaped nut of a boat upon Tome planks clofe to the Atone, but he Dipped in and went down. Tht ce men, who leaped in to fave him, nar rowly efcappe.i drowning, as he dragged them under the water.—Tliey were, however, all extricated, and brought on Wore. On Wednefdey fe'nnight it was difcnvered that the eorivid4 . li Pori COMberland. near Portfmonth, had fornied a plan for Making their efcape, but one 'of the ringleaders having given information of their defign, the plan wilt fruftrated. The moment it was known in the fort, *veil man of the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion was Ordered under arms, by the Commanding Officer, Major Cuarirre, and in the courfe . of five minutes the whole of the Garrifon (the Guards excerted) marched out of the Fort and fur rounded the place wherein the convicts were at din ner, which after they had done, was the time ap pointed to carry their vile Plan into execution, they being all affembled together. Major CHRISTI& gave orders for the whole to be ordered within the circle formed by the Battalion, and were addrelfed by him. faying—he had been informed of their defign, and would have them well confider the' enormity of the crime they were about to commit; and that he limpid be very lorry to be under the neceffity of bringing them to a che ft:ilk of their dory by force of arms, which would be the means of thedding much blood contrary to his withes; but declared, on his honour as a Gentleman and a foldier, thal'mt the kaa at tempt they fhunld make to revolt, live would older his men to fire amongtt them: he further armed them, in cafe they had any complAnt to make, he remold endeavour to get them remedied ; though at the pre fent mornef.t he Was well attired they could hove no cat& for *cm,' plaint, as hi had • hitnfelf fevergl times vilited the (hips on board of they were placed, and infrded their fnod, bedding, &c. and fonnd every thing in the belt Order poffinle. The ring leaders being fecured, the :eft returned to their duty, well convinced of their error, and that they had not to. do with young recruits, but with veterans. Too moth praife canty.t be heft...wed on that meritorious officer, Makr Cu/its-tie, and the officers under him, through whole exertions the fhedding of much blued' was prevented. STATE-LOTTERY.—NINTH DAY.—The following Prizes above 201. VIZ.—No. 16.369, fira-draws, en titled to ;cool. ; Nn. 7075, a Prize of wool.; Nos. 3698 and 12,578, Plizesof goo' ; Nos. 897, 0,2" 24,742 and 29,079, Prizes of tool.; Nos. 878, 1488, 1924., 5341, 6234.; 7072, 8089, 11 , 0 34, 15,688, 22,188, 2 6 ,356, 28,5 0 9, 28423, and 29,869, Prizes of 501. each.. _ TENTH Dar.. -No. BF63', -firil drawn, entitled to amok ; No. 2147, a Prize 3c,ooe'. ; Ni'. 2466 i Prize of lo,000l: ; No. 17;768, Plitt Pf 5 000 E1 2 4470: a ;hire of:lodat. es,t36, a.lotizt n 1 5 001 ; •Nos. 519 1 1 I •94 0 i tiO4 l e i I , cclf. 18 9 16 t, Prizes.of2ool: ; Mai. ; 2 43.; 1 3 4 7; 8171i,‘"' 10,939, ee,073;•13407.• ;07; 7 r: 4 1471. 2 3, 6 45, 28,c92, and 29 , 294 , P r i zes ut •-•T+• IMBVIK SHEEP SIIERRINC. On Therday an'adjourmeimeeting of the Smith field Club was held at %Whom Abbey, his Grace the Duke 1114istuto in the Chair. At this meet ing it was refoircd, that the future number of the members fhoulil be unlimited ; and at the inflame of Lord Snt4FRMLY and Mr. GRAY, it was firongly rec ommended to the next Genrtal Meeting to alrer a little the time r f the Anneal Exhibition in Smith field,Co that it may be more pra;ticable for Gentle men to attend the i3ath Meeting and the Smithfield Shew. The ne.Tt bufinef was to view the fat wcthers-ei hibited in their wool, at the (tables near the Abbey, by the candidates for his Gtace'3 two prizes. Soon ifter'el.ven the company affembied at the farm-yard, and the South Down Tops intended to belet on Wedneftiay were liter!), after which kveral ricreford . and P.:von Cattle, intended for rile that eveping, were examined. Befgre dinner his Grace, and a lirge party of his vifiinre, took a ride,t9 Crawley Depth, to view the &Ming of roloe t and Elm aftir Owe as many Writs as the two fpacions flitwer-roogis could accommodate, tat dowit to an "elegint dinner. As loon as the company had rem ed to the Exhi• .bition Room, the letting of Leicefter Tops tom .menced. r No. 4. A Sbear Hog, by a fon of Surprise; Ikea 71b. was let to Lord Somerville, f, r the et:ruing feallot at so guineus. No. si A Ditto, by In and Inn, fleece 71b. to oz. to hlr. Mania Webber, for 40 guineas. N 0.6. A Ditto, by a fon of /a and Inn ; fleece 614. 8 oz. to ' Wm. Maxey, for 25 guineas. No. & A Twit-Iltear, by Surprife; fleece 61b.80z. to Mr. Crook, for so guineas . No st. A Ditto. by In and Inn ; ficcee 71b. a oz. to Lord Lud low, for so guineas. No H. A Ttirpe-fhca, by Cat-cafe; ileve 61b. 4oz to John Wing far so villa...as: f:er lahich'the Pale of cattle commenced, and a Heref"rd cow was flti 'to Edward, Cox for sa gui neas. a ditto to William Stapp. kr 20' g 011122411. Devon cow to J. M. Cripps for 10 guineas. a ditto to Mr . Cate'for 1s guineas, a ditM , to dhtofair 18 guineas . , sind a. three year old Demi heifer to. J.' Clayton. jun. for t 44 guineas. •. - The day proved exceedingly favourable m this in- , terefting meeting, .eicept abort thunder-form after dinner. • FROM LONDON GAZETTE, JUNE AE. PARTNER..;HIPS DISSOLVED. Samuel Needham, telivard Needham, and William Needham; cotton fpinners and tnailufaCtureis, at Wenflepfold, Blackburn, Lanc•igure, May 31, dos. William Shaw and Robert Roliinfon, boat-builders, at Lake Lock, near Wakefild, May ac, One. Cbarles Crufo and Robinfon CeuT.), I,f Kitts's Lynn, in the I county Of Norfolk; Wine and liqtior-merehatra, June 3, itios. Thomas Platten and Oil> rn Cooper, of King's Lynn, Ist the county of Norfolk, Gild netma kers anu uphol it reel, May 1 4 1 B d.C. • Richard Guttcridge, Paoirl O2eneborough, and Joreph Mead, of Dunftable and Low, is the cuwsty of Bedford, bankers, May 1 3 , 1 80 5. Gabriel Wligman and George Wiegman, c!'"Caftic-ftreet, Hol horn, London,jewetiers and goldworkers, Jul; 6, 5804. John Burge and Sett Burge, flocking moiu.....lurets, of Calle Cori, Somerfetibire. Thomas Smith and Robert Ord, of Newington Butts, Surrey, butchers, March 25, tgos- White ma Co. reed makers, Manclaefter, January to, tgos. John Dudlow and Thitmas Charles Butt, of Town Mailing,. Kent, attoruics and folicitors, June 18, 1805. - DIVIDENDS. July a. Henry Pullen and Thomas Roberts, Pate of Exeter, cal. merchants and partneri, at eleven,ii the Bear fun, Exeter. July 5. John Lewis, late of Lower Bergh, Townfhip of Chorlcy, Laocalliirepcottam•fpinney, at twelve, at the New Inn, Blackburn. July a. David Wall, of Ilriftol, cordwainer, at &mai, at the Bulk Tavern, Core-fireet, BriltoL July 3. John Sharpies and James Sharpies, of Aadertoo, Lanes !Lire, manufadurera, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Little Bolton.- July a. 'Lewis Li.vy and Jonas* Levy, of o(N:dile-place, Brick lans,l672itechapei. veAn ddii manufacturers, at ten,at Guildhall July 6. John Thump Weliaer, of die High•Rreet, Southwark; Surrey, huger, at ten. at Guildhall. July 6. William Grayf..ii and Philip Shires, of Southwark. Surrey. bop and feed.merehantr and copartners, at ten, at Gulidh- B. • July 6. Martin Walther Perkin and Auguftus Wm. eJtlecker, of Little St. Helen's, London, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. • July 6. Theodore Cruickfbar.k, late of Litue•ftreet, inereliant and infuranee-broker, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 6. Teomas Patron, of Bllbopfgate.ftreet, London, pewterer, ironmonger and brazier, at one, at Guildhall July 5. Thomas FAilkner, of Gafard-ftrcet, oil and eolourtnan, at ten, at Gui:dhall. July 9. Jo hn Barker, of Yoxford, &Mont, fhopkeeper, at eleven, at the Cock and Pye Inn, Woodbridi;e. July 9. John Lightly and 'James Thorurfon, of Upper Thames- Bract, London, it...done:a, partners and paper-dealers, at twelve, at Guildhall. BlitTfiS. On Saturday Wt, at Chichetier, the Lady of Lieutenant Coloncl Lyons, of a fon._ At Shute In Devonthire, the Lady of Sir Wili irn Pule, Bart. of ' a daughter. At - Hellion. the Lady of Major Sandp, of the Ea!: India Com pany's fer . ricc, of a clattLliter. At Edmundatam Dorfet, the Lady of Ezigadier General Monro, of a daughter. At Owftou, bear Doneafter, the Lady of Colonel Cooke, NI. P. of a Coo. On Saturday• at her hnufe in Bakcr•Ltreet, the tti h ht Hon Lady Cardgiur Panidl, .4 a lon and h, ir . TharfdAy !aft; as Nuttiugham Pace, the Lady of Thomas De Fries, . Efq of a daughter . _ _ _ Saturday lait, at - her father's hour.. in Fitzroprquare, the Lady of James Sahoond, Tlq, of a fun. On the 6th initant, at Colonel Pradyll's, Hampton court, the Lady ot Gordon Forbe.. Fig o' a fon. At St. Chromes Church, lilicnuut liamp,:cn, to Nlirs Brorran., LAcr of Lady Weddechurn. Poole, Fig of Et..llyrT n., county t.) !Virg Bra. dick, only daughtcr w J.O i 1.114.Li:1, Liq. of ..aarci county. Ott Sunday morning, at St. Pancras Church, Capt. Wg.c,d4at!, to Lady Hoc. trs I.amMat, dauglae, of the L.a. of CAVA! QO Tluotlay, at Edo onion, the Rev. John skinner, Res.Ror of Camerton, near bath, to Mifs Holmes, eldeft daughter of Jorcpb Holmes, Efq. • DIED On the 15th of April laft, at Corftautbinple, Peter Tooke. Efq. the Honourable Eatt In•'.fa Company's Agent at that place, utter a' lingering and painful lands of fix weeks. hi Gouge-ltrect, Hanoverlquare, Mrs. Walker. On the t tth ult. in the 58th year of his age. the Rev. Dr. George Barry. minifter of the gofpal, Shallloamy, North Britlin. On Sunday, aged 84, Jo:in Role, Efq. of Norfolk- iti Let, Strand, former:l of South Carolina. 01, the t ids it.ftant, at Bath, Arthur Davits, Efq. of the Military .Eftubliiltroent in IlengaL Friday tart, on Clapl:am Common, Wm. Power, Efq. aged 73. In the Fleet Prifon, aged 32. years, Mifs Elizau..th 1-ra.ccs itobitifon. At •Edinbutgh, on the rah infifnt, Mungo Murray, triolof; ILlntrofe On Saturday fennight, at ChefterErki, ascii 24 years, Color4l, Henry Lapoype, one of the l'n.nch Prifoncre of %Vac on paro'c at that place. He was nept.tw um! Aid.tle•Camp to the Gencc.l oft tort nacuevalfo now upon his parole at the Lola place. We nth 4x t. at ibk howl In I.eldenhall-ftrect, in the tali; yvar of kb as.. (4141.0 Jiity*.6, ceetsterly ad (Alkalis Has., nft 101 a Cititts.nessfervice. • \ 7/AIS2 Al t 1.(141.W.nt .. - 0.0,11)41140.vh e Allt r ealag • • • o mimaat after $ Aitiames • ? • js abaft obit • HuLT,'DOCK SHARES. Dock-Office, Kingfton-upon-Holl,May it. t - cs. TO BE. b01:D BY AUC fION, At the Feeltarge, in Kinefton.upon.Hull, on Wedneftlay the tctlt day of July, a-805, preistfely at One o'clock. under the powt it of an AA or Parliament, pared to the 45th year of the teigr.. 1 his pre eat hdagelty, (purfuant to .fuck Conditions s Era I e then pruchieed,) E new SHARES in the Undertaking k g malting POCKS at KINGS 1. 0) , .4UP0N-Hri-L., Each Sl:are will be put isp:feparately. A depotit of id per Cent. in part of the purchafe.moncy, via he required immediately after the rile; and :he rcniatuder in tw o equ4l payments: viz. one half o the ibth clay of October next,and the other half on the a6th day at Ucetmber nest. Nntwithlianding the payment of the rcirtaiider of the purchafe. g nn o e y is, for the ;tecnintnodatiotaof the pnrchaf ra , deLyed to the above-mend:mid Want perindt, yet each purehafer will bewail entitled to a whole year's Dividend,payable irtFebruary net t . 0.. .14C 1)414e:A for tlac lad year .was OIL as 6d. and for IL4 year s Lel ys..d. per Share. Farther livtleulsra may he kouvres,,by applsin. to Mr Prot. or Mr. Lerttr. Clue to the OoeVeompatty,bi hi u lt TO RA 801.6 (in ?e)-Ey Atte I At the Fgetiorge eiifee-Hussfe in Driftpl, on I'Sonday the to "day of Joh. nett, at 04te tank* diria4o . er mean time by Private Contr,") Lot LA 'WO well brio pna . fubßantial MES, 11 sthAnES or DWBLEINCJ:I4OtYitS al. ining, fituatc panic m brklge-meet and partly in High (I., ret , i n d e Para of St..Nichulas, in the City of .I.itiftol,it,iw ofed as rue Lt of Shops and lVarthenf.s, fu tin: occupation, uf and Co. Linen.l):arers. for the remainder rf a lcr:r , the act 012501 per Atinum. clear of all Tate except Land tar. The fopetiority of this lit uatica for Trade is fo svtll known, that any (Mar:titan in its prat:is uonectif.,ey. Lot 2. All that commodious and Well fitted up Alt rTU2IIe Of Dwdhlug hloufe, with its Shop, Warebetrts.arl mites log Lot E. fltuatc in High-Itreet. este ',thug :.Is.ut h yea feet in front, In the occupation of Mr. Vl'ittiem . Limn Pta per, who will, if . requlra, deliver •poffefh.,ii to the povhsfcr,oa the t tit . of Auguft rest in time t the Npftn.i er I.i.ir Fur a view of the above, apply at she Pr, mlces, an I fur further particulars, er private Salt.. to Air. Wm. De.rs, tke . Prt.prietor ; or Mr li,eritun. Attorney, Old Ma ket, rirleil• A lttlitf PROOF - OPT6i OFD AN n 1111.101.18 PILA,S. • To Mr. P11(014, Apes hc e .ry. LP I k—ln caticequence of feierg veyr!es te. the tit' Indies, I have contraded a biiionacemplaiut, to as alarm , ins extent, as to be (cared) , able at dates, to pay att'..tiuo to the 'duties of my flip. Through .tle: rezentmeo.nion df a frie:4l.l was led to make trial of your AM:I2II,OW YILI.i , by the arc of wblcb,for a (bort dale, 1 was mazy aftoniCbmtne. immediet;y rdeved; and have been, fir a loos white, total!' free from set , return, of NA j s EA, rellawn‘s of the din. nervous and fiek bead. &efts, hearc.hurns, giedines. and other cotrepondlnstyterann of the above cemplaiht. The linnets of your remearitas induced ms to recommend it generally, and my brother in particular. t'airi aka of the Dyke of Montrofc Indianian, who laboured milder a wade atlbiQiun , if.puMble, than myfalf, has been ID •kilm *mug Completely cured. I ant, lir, your obedient fervent, • ItOBIERT LUCAS, . • Gravefend, Chief °leer 9f the Hoe. Paft !fryap JAM 2 9 . Compiny's Ship, Optin. Soli Whole:ale and Retail at Mr /lilacs's, No 4, Cheapfide, and retail, by rterr refpeelable Mcdirine Vender in every Town in the linitei It•nletra,:n tiara at as.pd.• and 60. anh. • 13;ck VINO de,:tipat4 ' t.l the (Ludy, d beep i£ by the nr.iiiermidereldiptadtice in that branch which I thous:it proper to feina, Inuit that I harem:tenure roil. ' employed my •dme that) tbore who, in the extontive field st this prureffiim Iry eceafottiliy hinieifed in uncertainty, and cannot ' alwe7 o w4} l l*iht 'fttocts which 10 acquired try concentrating :he Intenednial pewee to one. ciars of &Seeders. The dile*i . eit WitriTY are •,.-.ri•abarly Mftrefilng, for they bring with them a nain of =coati:act freptorns. and, by a de er:nine:4 alt aftll encri,7, eiUtstoct ji f elf becont* embittered-. Whithtn; they art'e from tie petraivr...e of 11l example, thedt.true. rive habits of' ft** 'boys, cr the io&:4ences of maturity, they rev vire the mutt adidnotn Fob-Sur.: skill ; Jut Ey ae Ignorant* Or unailucated the magical:mare aggravated, an 4 the natfit. tuthri inotaktoyed. As a Ml.V.lstit of the ROYAL cou.Rotor It/Aotoll3, I ground'my pretcnfions on regularity of et:ea-anon; and polefing every privilege to.pradice I feel myfelf entitled to that maildence with Which l Lave !When° been fonierdly In The le l retrfadora of loval weakness , early apslcadon ail prevent the calamity of a efibUltated frame; but *eon the fie. tent, &cis a cenicionfnefs of the unsnarl/nes of the vice which canted his mist , .. - ,rtnac. is fqrful of the contempt or cerium of Ala famtlij pbyfician end broods over his ir-itntity with careful ma ma/m.4u, it malt be fatiaekory for him to be eifilled not only of capa:ility of treatment. but alto V the mod Inviolable &clay. • Aced in recent Ven.-zeal Complaints it IS poithie to prevent pais, danger or dittmh; in the molt complicated Wes it Is the acquire. tacne of exch.ve ciperiezce in this Insets) dfol a Cafe, mango, eased fpeetly recitahltderiem. I - I afer tie ukase:age of Mb ezprzienee to LW.: of &ter fez who I are veia.,l orkl. any Lind of DEBILITY. of any fyinptare VILMA( ..AL INFIICTIOI4, and in ad cafes the tan?, of ream. nand Ai are Sated on the int toxpflew. Puzntslu tbe cow:try are espeatedu) inelore a Bank note, u 4 are r• venal to fpecify e . .clr age and commr of living. • warut lam Member of the Royal College of Surgeons% k.oadoo. Ntn e^ Ar•irOel Amt. S'-an neat Teraute fo tHOMAS FAYL.OR. FAL.. • NO. 9, likillgt•llreet,l...ndim. Honnort 4 Mr, E4hilwirgh, March rt. IBEG leave to ynu, that ever fince the 'ear .4; ,o, I have beets a fAselysl WWI the taut Venue; which Irson lea unftinately refilling every conk of medicine prefctitsed.by nicit eminent eight fac..J.y here, and us:derv-lug leveed k• re: e entities of falisaas ion, and twice dd.-harped frcm the tint* tal, ono, luck relief, would api.esee to he , f the mat inrcrerate n store. lit ate fyiSra t ; cif !aft year my dif tier Msd rt to lull a h.:..d,a3 nearly to on a period to my ital.:Lee : I had a larg, ulcer on the crown my head, nat.: on each rent, and my ices were brikc out in manner; my rigid was dreadfully pasn• MI, and had het o m a ftateuf niceratinh il l . the lilt ft ve.• pest; my left had all., two large n:Ntet an k, w 4.9 very much clikolnurett rni Cll , ll Mt Ind& excrsievatlut undo', parCaziar.y mien warm lit teed, a. tunny Iss deprive use of tee In this lam:ntalle state anal rece-nim• aided by Mr. J Timmy( so. (w.o rec-ieesi to a cure by them Me. ). to take ymir L aka. P te whc:h I ingest to do no the tett May; in the couife of a loreobthi b 4.• :ma to rcesirellsoefi rata ;ittk more than a month the ulcers on mr: heat end arm, ws re foutiay afc.r the furor 011 my •ce• h .aird 31t ' , givin, tumour. co-h.:m.l4e difcolfraratioo in the ticti4, and nen in the Dne of the left, which, by the blei. brig sst s•un, and brae hanger peil-retanee is your invaluable ."-dteme, ; the emirs 4;1,a-time, the kin reyaisaing iU . ;al bile, and 4144.. 441,1urost paw,. eradoally arsine off. I this '•-• ..nee, ny pour I term :Orate awl .tud cow, pi scaly free fcsat ati my f emir csornst reemer 4 my neater Ipm: and Itecn.ch, and am itc.sorse j ily and t ot, q. Which Rue haling emeinued mane t . t're aftmedasta it of all who knew nw; I am at . 1 lan. whet term% to • - tgrels. my gratitude, but fret piss. fur the ga:al lugrritt itiorte s. to make 1L s try Cate paldfc 31 rOfEtt . f. AS 1 01%11 en ewty OCC TWO ; f • dely a'` wla greatly ebligc, air , your grateful, uke last, leery Inantuer t. Vault. ALLIL alII:t; Eke ..... Stfiteg ClitfC. High , At< Ftlinburilb- Witnedes niche aoose ear i—john lhompf: No. j. w Prtatry-markrt ; J din M intro , 04. t coffembly Cloir,t;11.0lon,O. Prepare.* sod io.d my the foie Proprietor, THOMAS. I'AY LOB, Aftnyks• of ti.g Roy:a Cattle of eurge.nl, at Ins Houk, No. 9, New etidge-Prcet, I.istidas; w?.trr, alter a cnnftant re fi :enee of mote tbmi :I,rty-ba years, in a vrauftee particularly 4:- trued to the cure of Van:real Coo.plaiots, and thole iiichiebtal to the Parts of Gem-ration, wth els iov.4.ble Ger. cy wtieb unto of his Proftib-n Ihuuld Iways ohferve in loch cafes, be floa ter. himic:E, the ad-ice •tid affiltat.ce Le grstuitouily adruinillets to pert.... trkirg this hietneinT, Nrf be y it-rmed, by a 4:kern ing Valk. as an iniv..ntage felann attaimale, and void of all anib.guir y. Alto lad by hit appnit tincnt, for the convenience of thr,fc ior• 1-11 St a e.ft.3l , CC, at the Parr!. tr. No. 35, St. Allow's- R reel, e .•1 Mail ; the fror-fhn7. No. og, thford-dra!tt ; Mr. D (ha 'noes's, No. 7, Fifli -h.; : Mr. Steel, bad:feller, No. I,Ucb w, Little Tower-100; Mr. Caster's, S , uttaridite. kdtii bu-rh ; Mr.y..)ldweies, Dads:), and by .or pttlYn in ev ry con ...wn in Great Brital.i and ireisnd. in Nis, t of only as. A-0 up , wlthfull and 01 ht Mvo. l no, whsreby pe c Cher lea niny,tharlithenallikcs igtb eat. pard,,feer‘cy. ,• •,r,ty. : ien4sitilinZ F 777 :W..an rerbury•phce. Lar beds), at de Si4s comet. Mr. t, Caw IPiab:iihet-lifo at elac.Sma Oisics, T.abovlles • AM figimith Amend , Mr. to tbe 1 141 7:1• prom and g • 7 1 TI Bill *PI WO wh fir Lis Zia fu ■