Star. — London, England, 1805-10-21 00:00:00

tvii,ZETTE.Oll4tr 19. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. in tae L yal Caruarvon Mercantile Vo lateet%, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Carnarvon. Dee.] Oftober 14, 1805. John Hughes Gent. to be Enfign in the Flrft Company, vice Wit. ham Robyn', Gcot. fignetL COMMinions in the Ayrthire tft Regiment of Volun. teer Infantry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr. Dated OftObcr 4, tBcs. Ettbgn John Johnfton to be I.ientcnant, vice Brown, relignea. Brown, Gent to be Enfign, sic ,. Johnfton, promoted. PARTNERSHIPS DISaOI.VED. Jofeph Thrckeray, John Tbackeray, and the Executors of the bte'lluiras Thacketay, of Manchtfler, 18oe. James Br-fh. Archibald Brafh, and !••:h - n Al`Minnies, of Kirk. ham, Laic:Aire. fpirit-merchaots, March 21, 1805. john James Wafun, and James Wafon, of Briftol, deal mer• chattts, May 1, 18:..t. jo:In Cary ai.d Ihrodore Lawrence, of St. Phdip and Jacob, Gi Itzeftern.ir..; e. al nterthants, September 12, 1803. dliant tiring and William Heave Smither,of Brighthelmflon, gtoce!s and tallow chandlers, °titans 7, tB, - ,e. aid George Whitaker. of Plymouth-Dock, linen : wookt.n-ttrapers ..keptember 17. 18. S. !fay, s At ;I:o4rli, and lienry Hobbs of Chichefter, f. ones, ni ~Im:n and millers. I.at.celot Loat and Thomas Fentiman, of Greenwich and New. Crid9, Lkelnber 15, i 805. John Richards and John Jackfon, of Briftol, linen drapers, oe tuber ta, 18'1- Caleb Withal' and John Ault, of Upper Thames-ftvect, Otto be 19, 1805. BANKRUPTS. John Gor.en, of Bury St. F.d:.mads, Suffolk, draper, 'baler and chapmas to furrender November at, at Eve, Nov t 2, and 30, st CiVell, at the Anal Inn, Bury Saint Edmunds. Attornies, - Mein Dkkot,fon and cotton. Bury St. dmunds ;or Mr. Wilton, Greville ftreet, flatthn (,arJen, London. Bettjaann Burton. of liounaislitch, London, ilnpfel!er, dealer and ehapman, Denier 22 29, and November 30, at ten, at Ouildhall. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Oldiewry. William Cline, of Iffingtois Green, Mildlefel, corn-dealer, dealer J O • and chaptu in, Nov. 5, at eleven, Nov. is, and 30, at onefat Attornies, Mtflrs. Wright and liovia, Chancery lane, lAnalott . Walter lenkhis Briflol, broker, 0 elober 2t, at nine, November 2, and 3,, at eleven, a: the I‹...tmuler Tavern, in All Saints lane, L' iftcl Attornies, Mr. Wollin. Briftol; or Metres. BlandforeL and bweet, KF.x y Bench Walks, Temple, London. Thoa Scott, late of Betlinall-Green, Middlefex, but now a pri• levie m r s in Gilt/par-Street Compter, London, broker, dealer and chapsnan, 0 Etcher 26, November 2, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Att.arney, Mr. Samuel Hz.ll, Caftle-court, Pudge-row. Martha Robin g :an and jolm Ihbetfon, of Drury-lane, Middlefez, grocer=, dealers, cl , aprr.en. and copartners, 04tober 26, Nov. 2, and 30. c.t ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Philip Hurd, No. 7, King's SL.scli Walk, Tenallc, London. John Whitt and Wi liana both of hiranchefter, calico printers, dealt's, chapruen. and partners, Odtober 28,29. and Nov. 3e, at three, at the Spread Lagle Inn, Mancheitcr. Attor- Mes. Johrfor and Bailey, Mancliefta. Frederic:: Griffiths, of Threadneedle. ftrcet, London, apothecary , dealer anta Chapman, Oetoser 30, at ten, N 07.2, and 30, at eleven. to Guikihall. Attortiea, Metres. Gregfun and Dizon, - .Argetcoust,Thregmorton.ftreet. immr uF EGTPT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. Ste-.-More than tour years have elapfed finee Alexandria furrendered to, what you have been pfe,tied to call, "the gallant Army of Egypt ;" and the public has been at length informed, through the medium of your paper, that prize money was to he paid to the Officers and Soldiers who compofed that army. The agents for it, however, have not, I pre fume, requcttect that you would mention the propor tions to the different ranks in which it is to be Wired ; and, under the impreffion that the rfiffribution of its reward to a gallant body of men cannot be indiffe• tent to a liberal and generous people, an humble in illeidual begs to Rate the following faEls: A private fuldier is to receive thirteen (billings and fixpence ; a ferjeant, four pounds ; ar. entign,or lieutenant, eight pounds fourteen (billings ; a cap tain, nineteen pounds ; a major, lieutenant-colonel, or col-nel, one hundred and nineteen pounds ; and a major-general, four hurdred pounds. What the Oran of the Commander in Chief may be, I know not, but fuppofe it will bear the fame proportion to the other rank., that they do one to the other. It is, I am confident, urauceifiry to make any comment on this didribution to any perfon acquaint ed with military affairs ; but as many of your rea ders may think this prize money has been difpofecl of in the fame manner with every other money of the kind, I think it may net he amifs to fay a few words on the fubjed. The firti (Illation which &T ires out of the confederation of it is, why was it net former paid ? Nearly the whole of it arofe from military Rives, ordnance, or veffels of war, which were putchafed by Government, and fur which Government would of courfeat any time pay ; and , the few veßels fold to individuals at Alexandria,' were, I underdand, paid for by them there. The difficulty of fettling the claims of the Turkith Army, cannot be urged as any reafon for the delay, as no arrangement on the fubjed has yet been made with them; at lead the Menu fay, they cannot yet how, whether the moneyfiill remaining in their hands will be iffued as a fecond payment to the Englifh, or fent to Conflantinople, to be diftributed amongit the for mer army—this quellion will probably be determined in four years more. It is neat to be explained, why the difproporrion between the flans allotted to the different ranks is fo great; and by s hoar, or chat defcription of men this arrangement was made ? No man will, I prefume, be hardy enough to lay, that the diderence between the (bran paid to a General or Field-Officer, and a Captain or Subaltern, arofe from a jut( appreciation of their refpeilive merits. ne the Cervices which they rendered in this Expedition. It is well known that in Egypt almoil every thing depended on individual hr every and good condos, 2nd the French attri'auted 11. 1t defe t entirely to the flew:lima o f cu r reg ion°. n,l:ettrs and fol;liel s . 's :le prices paid tor ComeniTionc teem alfo to have blen u..acccnntably verkoked in forming this at. rangem-nt, thf,ugit air I nourable and „Olt regulation on the Cu' :lea was trade by a Board of General Offi. c e t s who fat in London, in 1803. • The new modes :,.:opted, I fondly hope, could not I have been .acing to the influenFe of any of thole ' Officers whn are beneVed by the meafure, at it would be a fligma n t merely on them, but alto on the mi litary prat - A.4i - Bat however thetas et figbt may have oecured, for it odd csfy le an irreff:Lt. the event (hews that the Legiflature thould interfere, by fame fallotary law fimilar to the Aft for regulating Naval Prize-money, to guard the laterals of at large army, and prevent the poffibility of their being injured, either by deign, by ignorance,. or by accident. ♦ MILITARY MAN. BATH II E f;GARS. TO RI ADDED TO THR LIST OF BATH ARRIVALS. Alio jufl arrived, fortrktn of the aretglomal Beggars who have for mote than twenty ' , cars pall regularly ezercifed the charity of this place doting the feafon. They are returned from their fummer rambles to the watering places in different parts of the kingdom ; flne in rags, Come in jags and Tome in velvet gowns.' One on crutches is arrived from Scarboro'. A blind man has found his way from Harrowgate, accompa panied by three leprous children. Five cripples are from Tunbridge Wells. A St. Vitus dancer, from Margate. A woman troubled with convulfion', from Brighton. Awoman without atonguefrowtWeymouth. A man witht•ut legs, who has stated Exmouth, Sid mouth, Dawlithand Teignmnuth, and travelled as far as Mount's Bay in Cornwall, and returned along the northerncoattof Devon. The littlebl^ r a . • e.ardedman, apparently deranged in mind, is arrives 2 in high fpirits from Cheltenham, with two venerable female dealers in bAlatis and pin•culhions. They have all taken their old lodgings in Holloway, and expect to be loon fol lowed by the rest of their merry brother and tiller hood. The blind Lahr with pigeoai on his head, the man with bells on every joint, and a Scotch bag pipe-player, were expected in the cr.urfe of the enfuing week. Some very moving pctitioas are faid to be in readinefs for circulation among the liberal and tender hearted, in the courfe of the feafon.— At a Meeting of the Fraterni y, lately held at Mr. —'s long ena blithed Lodging-houfe in Holloway, the following refolutions were propofed and agreed to : I. That our refpeetive Fraternity bath (tatted front time where of the memory of man runnetit not to the contrary. 2. That the King of the Beggars is of much higher antiquity than the King of Bath. 3. That our Fraternity is pr o p erl y appellant on, appettenant to, and connected with,,the Bath eftalAiihm,nt. 4. That all the world is a itage b aul that the streets are our pro per theatre. S. That the money we obtain is not properly alms, but a due reward for our performance of our fere& parts. 6. That the Office of Enquiry, newly inftitnted in this place. is an innovation injurious to the prefciptive rights of our Fraternity. y. That the Tickets of the Society foe Relief of occafional (hi tters, whenever they &all be prefented to any of our Fraternity, shall be torn to pieces before the face of the giver, with due ex preffiona of eontefnpt ant! indigration. • B. That the thanks of the Society are due to the Emperor of this diaridt, for bringing forward there refolutions. (Signal) AW.F.L MU MPER, Secretary. LAW INTELLIGENCE. PALACE COURT. An anion was tried on Friday, in Which Parfons was Plaintiff, and Collingwood Defendant. It was to recover damages for affault and falfe intprifon ment. The Plaintiff is an Officer of the Court, and having a writ to execute againft a perfon named Crofts, went to the Royal Circus for that purpoie ; while waiting for his prey, the Defendant came up, Mined upon his quitt;ng the Theatre; and, although he told him his 'punnet!, thrun him nut of the houfe. This conflituted the affault and falfe imprifonment. On the part of the Defendant feveral Witneffes were called, who flated, that the Plaintiff was in conver fation with a well known public bad charaaer, that, frum his appearance, and th .t particular circam- Hance, he thought it his duty (being 3 Police Officer at Union Hall, and employed to rout fufpicinus cha raaers from the Circus) to turn• him nut. The Jury found a Verdia for the Plaintiff—Damages ts. It mull be painfully diftreffing to thole who have a proper fenfe of the feelings, and dignified pride of the once Princefs Royal of England, to learn from the late foreign mails, that, on the zd lA, the has been compelled, under the imperious neceflity of the times, to be the degraded hoftefs of 13()N4P/ATII, at the l'alace of Louilburgh, and to receive him with all the honours and magnificence that the Electoral Court could difplay. It is added, that the Corfican Tyrant fleet there—if it were to, our illiatrious Corm- trywomau mull have fought that night in vain for reriel Wednefday fe'nnight a melancholy accident oc curred in the neighbourhood of Nenagh, in Ireland: Mifs Archer, fccmd daughter of John Archer, M.D. and Mifs Poe, daughter of William Poe, Efq. of Donnybrook, taking an airing in an infide jaunting car, the horfe took fiight, and overturned the la dies, the former of whom was killed on the fpot, and the latter had a leg broken. Thurfday Mr. Nixon, a gentleman of fortune, was charged before the Lord fklayor with alfaulting his female fervant. The Complainant Rated that her mailer gave het' a fevere blow on the mouth, and kicked her out of the hou fe. This was corrob orated by her fellow fervant ; but denied by Mr. N. who complained of the badnefs of her temper. His Lord (hip obferved that he was compelled to attend to the depofitions on oath, and ordered Mr. Nixon to find bail, to anfwer the complaint at the Q2arter Stffions. A few evenings lince as Mr. Gunton was palling near the Bell inn, at Yarmouth, he was knocked down by an unknown hand, but was fortunately dif covered and taken home. Mr. G. had that l'ely been colleding a confiderable Cum of money, which how. ever he had previoutly difpored of. The quantity of rain that fell during the laft month was equal to 1.73 inches iu depth ; the ave rage height of the thermometer was about 588, which is fornetb;ng lefs than the average height of the fame month lad year. The cafe of Scrophula we have fuhmitted to the public is extremely int.:l-citing, as it mull convey to the molt prejudiced . I t.in.is the importance of a me dicine which fuccieds fo admirably when the glands are difeafed in the wort dages of the King's Evil. This cue does not itaud tingly in - the lift of cures performed by Srtassuar's Patent Antifc , rhutic Drops, when given in this difeafe, which proves the merit of this antifcorliutic, f •-well known as a speci fic in Scurvy, Gout, R.heumatiftr, Eruptive, Nervous, and Bilious Complaints. To thufe Ladle. who with for a pleafant Colifletic, to allay trifling irritations, Sercssuav'S Compound Erence will antwer petted. ly. Be careful to afk for tirixstruay's.nitent Anti. fcorbutic Drops, with the words “ Br ri'v! Xing'. Patent" exprcired on the bottle, bid of diii4iotis, and 1 , °made wrapper; the Ramp atfo (the Y:.tioes rho)) is printed in black inftead of red ink. )1n: :.::i. Pries ss. 6d. tos. and ii. as. duty included, . • . Ditaisdary, No, es, 8010 -kaa.e. ' • - POLICE, •••• . At Hamra Garden office on Saturday Mrs. Can. ningham, a t efpeaable houfekteper in the neighbour hood of Clerkenwell, charged two of her lodgers with violently affaulting and throwing boiling water over her while the was banding with a chilifin her arms. The Defendants did nut deny the affault ; but they alledged the water was not hot, as they had been wathing with it ; their.condina, however, appeared to be malignant without the nightelt provocation, and they were ordered to find bail to anfwer the affault, or to make the complainant an adequate compenfa. bon for the injury tutlair•ed. Saturday the attorney's clerk, in Staple's Inn, charged with Healing a bank note from a letter, ad dreffed to his employer, wei fully committed from Hatton Garden office. Saturday a young man of genteel appearance was committed for re-examination, from Wottbip•Hreet office, charged with various ads of fwindling. Satutikay informations were brought before the Sitting Alderman, againft two bakers, charged with having a quantity of alum in their po4•e.^.:on,fuppuf ed to be for the purpofe of adulturating bread ; and alum tieing found on'the premifes, is an offence pu nahab'e with a 201. penalty. Only one of there bs. kers attended, and pleaded ignorance of any alum l being in hts houfe, Paying he never ufed any, and did nut know how it came them. The Aldernian Gnd. ing it was the first offence, only fined than in the mitigated penalty of 51. Eat ly on Saturday morning the heap of Mr. Soutliby, in Whitecrofs-ftreet, was bueglAtioufly en tered, and robbed of plate, linen, &c. to the value of 401. The two Ladies who, as we lately Rated, were fn inhumanely treated at Fakenhatn, are in a fair way of recovery. A man of the name of Stamp has betn taken into euttody at Norwich, on fufpicion of hay. ing been ot.the party. &scat Ls C b.—Tbe church of, the united par ifhes of St. MaryMagdAlen and St. Gregory, Old Fifh fireet, was btok2 open on Wednclday morning laft. The thieves miffed the communion plate, but they carried off a fiber emboad figure of St. Mary Magdalen, which was affixed to the head of the beadle's flaff, and the gold lace which was on the pulpit cloth. - The honk of Sir Philip Gibbs, in Burlington-flreet, was lately robbed of a confiderable quantity of plate, by a footman who lived in the family, and who has [ince abfcondcd. The greater part of the atricles have been ti aced the (hops of different pawnbrokers. Smith)" the Worcelier waggon broke down in the Old Bailey, by which one of the fiat horfes was killed. Th e paffengers were thrown out, but efcap- 1 ed unhurt. . As Mrs. Sanderfon, of the Bell Inn, Hampton, to. nether with five more ladies, were returning home from Richmond play, on Wednefday night, about twelve o'clock, to a pit coach, from the extreme darknefs, the driver went too much on one fide of the road, by which means the coach upfet, nearly Waite. to Mrs. Jordan's, Twickenham Common ; a retina liding on the bar, was killed on the fpot, the ladies efcaped unhurt. On Thutfday left a fifhing fmack ender prefs o f ! fail, r a n down a Greenwich boat, off Barking Reach, by which a boy was drowned. A funilar accident happened to a boat belonging to an American (hip, near the Gallions, which was run down by an Eali Country flip. The men woe with great difficult/ ! Paved by the heats of a collier. On Thu. fday laft a labouring caulker, at the Redae, ney's head, Deptford, in company with tome others,' drank gin to fuch an excefs as to lie on the bench in the tap room 44 dead drunk," as fume term it.— While in this fituation, ionic of his comrades faid,l that " as he is now drunk, well have frme fun ;, d—n him, we'll give him rentrgh to drink !" They ' then went to the bar, called for another haffp;nt and a fu n nel. The funnel they placed to the unfor tunate man's mouth; and kept pouring it in gradu ' ally ; in confequence of which he expired in a few hours. The parties, when too late, difeovered their danger, and have fence abiconded. We underftand the vielim of their folly has left a wife and (even Ifmall children. Fut s.—A dreadful fire broke out on fonday fe'n• night in the (hop of a plumber and glazier, at Bran don, in Suffolk •, which deflroyed the houfe, toge ther with the Bell Inn adjoining, and three other tenements, with a great quantity of furniture. For fome time the conflagration threatened deitru(lion to' a great part of the town. On Saturday night, near eight o'clock, an alarm of fire was given (torn No. 45, Wych-lheet, Temple Bar. The St. Mary's le Strand engine got up full, and on enquiring into the cede, it came out, that as a poor old lady, 70 years of age, was fitting by the fire, a (park flew out, caught her apron, and from thence all her clothing ; the was too feeble 'to re move, but called nut, when a young woman from the next floor came to her alliance. and bad the pre fence of mind to get the covering off the bed and roll her in it, fo as to (mother the fire. The poor old, lady is moil dreadfully burnt, fo as to leave little hopes of her furviving, and her d.diverer had her hands and arms much fcorched in rendering het affiance. Little other damage was done than the bed furniture being deilroyed, arifing from the early arrival of the engines with the fire-men. On Fiday fe'nniglit in the evening, a fire broke out in a hay.loft, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Groat- market, in Newcallle, occafianed by a candle acci dentally falling among form hay. The flames loon burl thrcugh the window of an adjoining buildlog into a room where five children were afleep, and tie parents jnil reti:i:.g to refl. The little ones were immed;ate:y extricated from th:ir petilous fi..natior.. A few iodivitfilals in the neiglibenrhood iintaatly lent their aid, by whole exertions, and a good fupply of at cr from a cellar adjoining, the flames weft Etc• vented fpreading. Two fire engines arrived about half pall nine, bat were from fome cattle prevented playing till near ten, when they were put in motion with great effea, and the fire was totally extingbillted by half pall eleken. Excepting the burning of the Ht. and about two tons of hay, the damage was trio fling. Parties of the tfl Royal Drag , adi Guards and L'umherland Militia guarded the avenues, and &edi t ated the . conveyance of water. • 1 91 r. Sump, the dyer, in Sherrard nreet, wh o un f.•• rt.unately fell into a , copper, ,pf eldegwine, expired jedet day aftertunin in great agoaies; be left a wife and four childror: ' • MARRIED. On Tdtazy, at St. Pancras Church. VIMVet, tbe es (.7- 4 , Hill NewhAlt, of Wir.thefter, to Mir, Matilda Cler!;.e, cf . Tuefday, at Et. George's, Hinover-fquare. Mac H .yaard, ' I. Captain in the Royal south Gloucclder Kegitr.e.it, to Mr.. "Nil. tots Andree,l3te of Surinam. Wcdnefday lA, at Allhallows the Great, F. R. Cotnyn Ffq. of With-lane, to Mifs Vanderconi. dm:shirr of J. Vanderccan, L. of tee fame plate. _ At Baru!my Roufe,on the 13th roll. her Grace Charlotte nos. chefs Dowager of Athol, Countcfa of Ath i, and ibroncf, Serangk in her own right, Lady of Mao, and foie beire of t hat 111 Her Gram Wag daughter of Jams fecond Dukc of At;:f vrido I of John late Duke of Athol, and mot'tcr of the prefent L'uke, be. Odes whom Ote has left fix younger c'.:ildrea In life 1 icr [ was in the 75th year of her NA. On Friday, October Ix, Mytton, widow of R.. Mytton, Efq. of the city of Clutter, Itarrifter at Law. At Greenock, Mr. William Cam/bell, data fon of Mr. Wm. Campbell. Town Clerk At Pailley, on the 6th inftant, Mr. Robert Culguharn, Preacher of the Oofpcl. At Kilmarnock, on the yth folk Mr. Wm Browthwriter. ------- TO-MORROW. San rifts in feta • I Moon fetes I 15 minutes after 6 5 mutates after sso.tninuees after 4 HIGH WATER AT L024D024-ERLiKiE •10.Mt1cR0w. • Burning .. - St imiattteceter A Menvo , PREGNANT LADIES, Vilsofe fituation requires a temporary:et:re:nett. MR. WATSON, Surgeon, and Mae r.ndwife, often to accommodate Ladles in an au stul rrtir-sl kris. tion,ssith Apartments to lye-in, on terms Inked to their cireum ftances and fituation in life •, their infants put out to natio, and humanely taken care of; and u Hunt:miry induces him to. his aftiftance to alleviate the horrors of cotte:.:i l'reguncy, he flatters Waufelf Ladies wia find on applicatian to hint the zreateft attention, and molt profound fecreey. Letters (poit paid) to Mr. Watfon, Surgeon and Man-Midwife, or to Mrs. Watfon, Midwife, No. i 9, Chariotte-ilreet, Sll.7eTe fide of Wackfriai's -bridge, will meet the molt pointed attenfoa. Where may be had, The PILL BF.NEDICTA, is. per box, a certain and cffedtual Remedy to remove all o . , , ,treiiana and irregularities, and an excellent Medicine after had Lyi;,zh FOR BILIOUS DISORDFRS. Dr. JAMF.S's ANALFP PILLS. FROM a new mode tit administering there PILLS by the advice of an eminent Phyficiar. (fee the new do, Bilious Direares,fo prevalent particularly among perfons who have refided in hot climates, are removed with greater =ft: and fatty than by any other Medicine. They are equally efficaciou, in all Diforders of the Stomach and Bowels; in Indigeftions, Lofs at Appetite, habitual Conivenefs, troublefome Flatulencies and (.'ho. lies; likewife in Gouty habits, in giddinefs, or Rheumatic Palos In the Head; as well as thofe occiGoned by free living ; thereby preventing rallies and Apoplexies, fo often the consequence of intemperance. Recourfe should be bad to them on the firit attack of a cold, or any flight indifpofition; or aft r any excess of eating or drinking; and thus their well kn Avn charatlerillte will he maintained of promoting Longevity. Ist avelkrs by tea or laud. Should never be without the Analepric Pills, as they require eel. Cher confinement nor alteration of diet. They arc fold only by F. Newsear and Sons, at the Werel.oufe fnr Dr.janees's Powder, No w ts, St. Paul's Chu reit.) , amt, foar ows from ift—apfidc,London • add at Dr. James's late. Houle in Bruce [tree; in boxes, price ss tSd. each, or in one large Box containing the quantity of fix fot tp. duty included—None arc genuine bet thofe which have the words, 4 F. Newhery, No. es, St. Paul's," engraved in the (tamps. HAVING dedicated xoyfelf to the Liddy, and 1 . .e111, gratified by the molt omiderahle predict in that bran& which I thought pro7er to ided, I emit that I have not more ted. employed my time than thole who. its the extenfive Bad of the prefeMm, are occaeonally inunerfod in uncertainty, rad mem always attain that fused which is acquired ity co n centrating the Inteliedual power to one data of Warden. The diie* ales of DIMITY arc peculiarly ddltieldrigo for der being with them a train of concomitant fymptoms, and, by a da da= of all vital energy, mitten« tede broomes embittered Whether they arlfe from the prevalec..e dal example. tbe,,iedruo. dve babas of fehool-hoys, or the iaSuist.r.ccs of maturity. de-en quire the moft adduces profethonal ; tut by the %somata of uneducated men, the lymptomeare aggravated, and the come• maze is deftroyed. As a Man= ease ROYAL COLLadtef SURGEON& I ground my vete:atom on regularity of education: and poleffmg every privilege to pratUce I eeri myfeif entity t a that madame with which I have tidied% been fo libera , 2y honoured. In the heft :mations-el doted vrealmers, early :ppllbetiou wll l prevent the calamity of a debillteted frame; but where the fa. ferer, from a confeloufhds of the summand of the vice which suited his misfortune, Is fearful of the :Wnternpt or Ctllilitz of ble family phyla-lan. and breeds ever let inermity with cereal ale ' estelmeet. it melt he fatisfattory for him to be affuree not only ell capaLility of treatment tut alto of the moft involable feeray. • AM in recent Venereal Comttaints it is potable to prevent pig, danger or Ward; it,e.e. mod =napalmed cafes it Ii the acquire. mere cf excluave experience in els line to caeca a iace, ccft* and fpeedy re-eltablilment. 1 over the advantage of this experience to thole of either sex who are aElaci with any kind of D3BILITY, of any lymetatos VENARRAL IefFECTION, and in an cafes the terms of mew , aeration are Rated on the fait hoirview. Pathints in the country are expelled to indole a Bed note, sod ' ere reqedted to (pettily their age and manner of KIAZT3I BREE, aferahrr of the Rays: Cellege of Surgeons in Landau. • . No ee Armickftreet, Strand, seas Temple Par --- To THOS. TAYLOR, Efq. No. 9, New Bridge-fire:A, I.ondoa Slit — I confider it but an -aft of jultice due to the merits of you LEAKE's PA ITNT PILL g, tn eon:mind eate to you the following Cure, which has recemtly beer pt.rfurnie4 by them :—An acquaintance of nine, who by the breaking t ac of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Dif. orders arifing tberefrom;, was reduced altnolt to a Lkeleton. and though he had the brit medical advice which could be obtained. and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procured which learned to .uit his cafe, or to do him any le rvice ; he rern. , in ed in a .noft reduced and pitiable (mutton fie two years, unable to follow his prnfeffion, and lamely able to walk or even to hand as his legs: iu tad, noone who knew him ever fuppofed it poliblo for hint to recover. He was advifed at lilt to try your LEAK ell PI L Ls—he did In, ftridly adhering to the dircitions given with them—he had not taken more that. two boxes, be fore lie found as al:Qr.ition for the better : encouraged him to proceed, aniti/ taking a few boxes more be found appetite and ftr.ligth vadm. ally return, and is oow u healthy and as Rout as all nem I know. Yeti are welcome, Sir, to refer any perfon to me for a confirmation of the above account if it fhoeld be doubted. I am, Sir. yi.ur obedient humble fereaut, Library, Folkftoite, July tc, tSot. THO. PURDY. Prepared got, fold by the foie Proprietor Taos. TAYLOR, Member at the Renal College of Surgeons, Last* don, at his huufe, No. 9, New Bri dge Erect; Where, after a coultant refidence of more than ir van, in a pratliee particular!) , directed to the cure of Versend romyLitts and thole incidultal tp the parts of generation in both fex.s, with that Inviolable I:cr,.ey which torn in his prnftffion Mould altvAra nbfcrve, ha fh.tters himfelf the advice and ailin...nre Lc gruel:oar adminifters to perfons taking this- medicine, wiii he ettermtd, bf a tlifternitt.l public, as an advantage feldoto to be obtained, and void of anabigtnty. Mfo fold, by his appointment, for the conerrimee of that. 111. , log at a dillance.at the Perfumer a. No. 3 , Mhata.itreet, Mall; the Toy Chop, in3,fixfne4-ttreet ; Mr. Dilborougb, 7, Fiat: Itrvt.ftUl; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, ; Mr. M'Do• Dahl's. Glabrow; Mr.Calhvell's, Dublin ; liverpook Mr. Athinfotea, ManOht Ito . , and by Ant perfon in ram covii. &rabic town is Grxat Erinin and Ireland, in boxes Monty as. 91. each, foaled up with Pill a• d plain dirrelons, whereby perkes oe tither fox may cum du:tote:yes with oak, fp, d, fecteey, and &fent, N.A. Every Box iOld it, treat Britain up with a damps an witich, by favonr of the Commithou.ra.ls printed at the. Stan., OlionT. Taylor, N0..9, New larialsc-dreet—to imitate felosty„, and all milers are Counter fat. LONDoN : !Word Gni NONNI , ' Of LEVEL KENT (of Can. tcatury-phee. La. Seth), attar Ezan Orract, No. t CM? taut. TulAiLlacti aita at the STAR WM. TOSSO-13*