Star. — London, England, 1801-11-28 00:00:00

LINES TO THE MEMORY OP A PATHLIL My only Friaid, my Faro ea, is TIC move, The watchful Mertor of try erring youth. Who taught me, by example. to adore The " Mountain Goddefs," and her fttter, Truth. 'Twas he who taught me, early, to defpire A villain, e'en in ermine or in lawn; To court the cenvale of tht. good and wife, And chcrilli Reafun, e'en from Reafon'a dawn. Though he's no more, his precepts ltql furtive. And Gratitude the pearly tribute pays, When recolleCtion, trembling alive, " Reviews the varied teems of former days—• To item the torrcnt of corrtiptive vice, To paitit the fufrrings of a patient poor, To arm, 'galal. Iv/ tbnfrer.r, with adv!ce, The traclannues pude and pcti'vn to infure. From thk le, tkc objedts of hi; sells , : mind, Reprdlefs of himfelf, he'd nc'er depart, And thus he plainly prov'd tw all mankind, His areateft fulblv was -.a fe s iing hzart. Such was the friend whore loft 1 now deplore, The friend, whole womb this ecorfulatiou gives That, though my mach-lev'd Parent is no move, In ev'ry good man's memory he lives! M. D. O. ROBBERIES, E;:c. A few evenings fince, a parcel, containing Bank-notes to the amount of 2501. was ftolen from the Bath and Exeter Mail. Lan Monday evening the (hop of Mr. Haddock, in Bath, was entered by fome villains, and robbed of upwards of 4o watches and and other property to a conliderable amount. Late on Monday night, or early on Tuefday morning, the bottle of THMIAS HISSER% Efq. in Wimpole-fireet, was broke open, and robbed of 540 guineas in gold, and other property to a con fidaable amount. Tuefday evening, about (even o'clock, Mr. Mors gan,' farmer, of Hint" was flopped on the top of Midford-hill, by a tingle footpad, who held a plant to his breaft, and tubbed him of half-a-gni nea and his watch. Wednefday morning, about fix o'clock, tkehoufc Of Mr. STREATON, in Duke-fircet, Aliate, was difeovered to be broke open, and robbe d of wool len cloth and other goods, to the amount of up wards of 601. with which the thieves made their efeape. One nightla ft week the dove-houfe of Mr. Towle, of Swanburgh, was feloniotifly entered by fame robbers, who !tole therein a number of breeding pigeons, and efcapcd undScovered, although the pillaged premiles Rand very nigh to Mr. Tourle's dwelling houfe. To prevent the cfcape of the pi. ?eon% the thieves flopped the outlets with Itraw, bar th• major part notwithftanding got away. The fame night a liable (the loft of which is ufed as a depontory for apples) in Southover, belonging to Mr. John Verrall, was broke open and robbed of a confider-Ale quantity of choice keeping fruit. On Saturday fe'nnight the daughter-houfe of Mr. Rolfe, butcher, at Brighton, was robbed of the carcafe of a fheep, and as much of the firth of a bul lock, which was hanging up in quarters, as the rob bers could conveniently feparate from the bones.— So much were the above-mentioned quarters of beef mangled, that the butcher could not cut one joint properly fit for fate front citherof them. The above is the third robbery of the fame defcription committed at Brighton in one week. About eight o'clock on the evening of I'hurfilay fe'nnight as Mr. Brought, Supervifor of Excife, was coming down Silver Hill, he was met, within two hundred yards of the turnpike gate, by a fob dier belonging to a regiment of foot, ilationed at Silver Hill barracks,who,without any pros ocation, with a bludgeon, knocked him off his borfe, and notwithflanding the moll earneft (applications for mercy, protefted he would not leave him till he had done his bufmefs, which fuppoling he had of-, fected, be mounted Mr. trough's bode, and rode away.— After much lofs of blood, Mr. B. crawled to the gate, and loon got furgical afiftance, and although his head is terribly bruited in every part, there are hopes of his recovery. Mr. Robinfon,of Robertlbridge, being at Hawk burn the morning after the above robbery, men tioned the circumtlance, and was informed that a foldier anfwering the defcription he gave had paired through that place an hour before. Mr. Robin(on inttantly went in purfuit of him, and after riding thirteen miles on the London road, got fret intel ligence of the offender, and continued the purfuit acrofs the country to Watteringberry ; at that place he met Mr. Boys of Teeters, who had pared the foldier about half an hour before; Mr. Boys was eafily prevailed on to join in the purfuit, and be ing acquainted with the country, they overtook him at Burling Hill, within about eight miles of Gravefend, to which port he livened directing his mirk. Mr. R. !Icing firft, although the (oldies. carried his bayonet in his hand, r-dolutely attack ed him, and, with the affiftance of Mr. Boys, hap pay _fecured and fafely lodged his the fame night Maidftone gaol. On Monday fe'nnight, about eight o'clock, as MT. DANIEL SoLordiom, of Wentworth-ftreet, Whitechapel, was travelling near a place called Jack in ;he Hole, about a mile aid a half beyond Dartford, he was flopped by two footpads, who robbed him of his watch and calls; likewife pro perty to the amount of eighty pounds, which be was travelling with as a hawker and pedlar. The robbers beat him in a moll cruel and inhuman manner an the head with their piltola, and left him for dead : he was found on the mad by fome tra. yellers, who took him to Dartford for medical of finance. Two men, of the names of John. Allen and Edward Garratt, have fince l:en apprehend ed at Maidftone, in Kent, for a foe toad robb , :ry on an inhabitant a that town, and the watch be. longing to Me. Solomon found upon et::: of them; likewite property belongin to two (i-ntlemai of the neighbourhood of W, 'lllcad, ia Kent. Tl.ey :VW both examined before the Mayor of that 'own, end ronunitted lot farher milli:wt . lion. On Thurfday evening tome of the tow-greet Petrale met a man with a large bafket on his head in the Spa-fields, Clet kcnwell, and, fufpeaing it to be Rohm property, they !topped him ; on exa mining the contents of his load, they difcovered it to be two dead bodies, the one that of a woman between thirty and forty years of age, the other a male child, three or four years of age, which there i• no doubt had OR been Itolen out of force church yard in that neighbourhood; bat the fellow who carried the hi/diet unfortunately eicaping from the Patrole as they were conveying him along, this nefarious bufineCs cannot be traced to its pro per fource. A man who was fuppofed to be in company with him was taken into cuflody, and brought before Mr.. Folio, at Bow-fired, but tl!ere being nothing to criminate him, he was .:rg ed. ed. The bodies, which were contained in feparate .ags, and tied together in the bafket, were ordered to be taken to Cicrkenvvell parifh, for a fecond in terment. An old man, at Doncafter, who was frequently employed to carry parcels into the country, in put . - fang a farmer's houfe in the neighbourhood, tiled gener-ally to call, under Tome pretence, for the put pole of begging a drink; and, a few nights ago, v. ry officroully flepped in to inform the farmer, that, in going over his turnip-dole, he had detec ted a man Rearing his turnips, but tint the thief had made off before he could difcover who he was. —This piece of intelligence not only obtained the old man the thanks of the farmer, but alfo a cup of good ale ; and the latter, wifhing to profit by the information, took a walk out the following evening, when obfcrving, at a dißance, a man in the aft of cutting off the leaves and filling a fack with turnips, he inflantly fecured him ; and lo to his furprize, who fhonld it be but the Ilona in former, the old man himfelf ! On Sunday morning tall, about three o'clock, a , (form threw down the chimney of the vellry -room of St. George's-church, Liverpool, which falling on the blocking-courfe, forced a great part of it, ' , with the ornamental vales, cornice, and lead co vering, into the churchyard, and confiderably da maged the upper part of the fouth wall of the church. - On the 9R WI. while a labourer at the Claver hour:, Illeachfield, was oiling fome wheels be longing to the machinery, a raged part of his sleeve was taken hold of, by which his right arm was drawn in, broken, and lacerated in a (hock ing Manner. He was carried to the Dundee In firmary, and there are hops that his arm may yet be fared. _ _ On Tuefday Morning laft, a man employed in blcwing up the rock in Cattle•ftreet, Dundee, was much hurt, in confequence of the charge liner pettedly exploding; and a girl of nine years of age palling at tbe time, had her fcull fra&ured by a splinter of Hone which struck her on the forehead, and fhe now lies daugeroufly A perfon on horfLback last week, in crating the Ford above Abergwily, Carmarthenfhire, was carried off by the torrent, and drowned; his honk Was laved. On Tuefday fennit t lit the body of Elizabeth Graham, wife of Dan. Wright, alias M'lntyre, weaver, in Gorbals,Clafgow, was found dead in the Monkland Canal. in the immediate neighblurhood of Clafgow. The hulhandhas fince abfconded; fuf picions are therefore entertained of his being accef fary to her death. Thurtday afternoon, as a tailor was paffing a fugar-houfe in Wellclofe-fquare, at the time tome hoglheads of fugar were craning into a cart, the flings unfortunately gave way, when the hoglhead knocked him down, and eruthed one of his legs in a terrible manner. • MARRIFD. On Thurfday. at St. Mary-litßonue Ctime6, Deny* Sadly, Erg. eldelt (on of James Scully, Efq. of Kilfeade, in the county of Tipperary, to Ms May Huddleßon, eldeß daughter of Ferdinand Middleton, Eftg. of Sovaton-hall, in the county o Cambridge. Oa Monday fat, it Herderorpon-Thatnesi Ain Rowe, E.fc:. of the New River Oiler, London, to Mrs. Pep • of Henley. On Thurfday fe'nnitan, at f , t. John's Church, Prelltm Or Rev. Mr. I Loris, incumbent came of St. George's Chap:l, in that town, to Mng Lodge, doughtier of Edward Lodge, 1:f1. of :ht. Line place. LONDON MARKETS. CORN.EXCHANOE, FRIDAY, NOVIMBER gs. A Return of the PRICES of FLOUR, from tie 14th of Nov. to the toth of November indefive. Tenet Ics.os6 facts.--.Avcragc 665. 44. . 6s. 7id. higher than 'all return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE SOROUGH. gap 31 to to 51 OS I Pockets 41 40 to .0 s• !Blips Pia HUNDRED WEIGHT, November sp. . • Red Clow acs 1 , 4 s • White ditto 20S to 105 a i per cwt. Trefoil Ats to jos Torntp 32S to tie per bullied Ape Gmfs as to as per "serum Cinquefoil oos to —4 per ditto lisAaftard- i White sos to 141 ad per 1,041 Fwd. Ilirown to to tot 6d per ditto 'nary Seed - . Ss to toe per ditto 331 to 411 Kr 1/14. 1, Novanber 17. To. ask the oßal—per Roue 31 SU,. Boer 45 viel to ss Ed Veal - ss od to 6. id Mutton -. se 0d 'to 6s 4d Pork . 6s od to 7s od Stock a Mailiet fhb monska, Bads 700, S.-•eep toms. NYWOAlllood LEADENHALL, November 27. Nur Ruse a 811 s. by the oareafa. Beef 4s ad to 4s tod Veal 4s 4d to fis od Mutton 4$ 44 to ss 6d Pork 6s ail to 7s od PRICE OP TALLOW IN LONDON. St. Pongee maim 4s od Town - Tallow 671 od total Clare ameket 4s ad Raffia slims (ea.) site 04 to spe Whitachapel market 3a ped Ruins ditto (leap) 53s woo (per none of Slb.) VlbiteCandlelleMa sys to os ---- 114dting Stull 49$ od toss Its 9t4 Mete Roust 3os od to 37s 3s lid Oreavgs - Isis od to es Good Dreers us so ote YcUow Snap. 61s. to os.—Mottled , 764.--Cori, So& Caudle., to.. 6 4 ..-1/fosilds, i Is. 6d. RAW HIDLs, November 27. 'sae. (per Rope) 3s 4d to 3s 6d Heavy Calf 9. 04 eat% tothilliaig 24 Ed to 1. 10d Hoeft Woo tat t a tai ()awry 21 ad to Is 6d Sheep Slim 4. 64 to 6s 6d PRICE. OP LRATHER, per lb. AT LIADPNIiALL. Butts, so to 361 b eat, . - t6d to aid Ditto, to to 661 b . . - sod to .234 Machines Meeks s6d to - 174 d Dre.dirtig Hide* . tag to t7a Pine Coach Hides . • tsd to t7d • Crop Hides for Caning - t7d tO 194 • Plat Ordinary . 14d to .61 Calf Skins, 3o to 401 b per down. • old to 14 Ditto So to 70111 . • $44 11l 1.94 'Ha*, 7o to het . • sod to 1174 !IMO Seat, (Gra:Mood) pa lb. or 4d to as Sd 1.3 1 re ditto - - too, to toes per doe. Tanned Hgrfe Hides - toes to Sts reek Con fling - - Ste to 654 per doom PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, November s 7. nent7ll6.l.L F. ;amis. • Wlnteekaprl. 011,71 o roam 3 Soros 1 0 4 0 ato 3 0 • N.dis. a o too * Straw t 7 tnl 11 I 10 tato! S• t fici ow* • Clv. '.' i 4 4to 3 3 ......... 3 looted 6 o .~ eeo+ Average Price THE afilifled with RHEUMATISM, Sciatica a• Lumbago, Hcad-ach, Numbucfs, PaVey, Phoubmcics and Palau of the Stomach, will hod anaiTeetual malady in WaiITtIIEAD iS•UNCI! of MOSTA•II, Which has frequently fumeeded in cafes that had baffled every other method, and under a r eundtances that precluded every capeadion of relic[ from the means dually prefaiboi. At is pr !ta" ie Pills, and alto in a fluid date. The Pills arc an excellent Stomachic, particularly ferviceele in Flatulencies and Indigeftine; anal by their faluury mode of operatics. (hafindinle rr. fpiratirm) they gradually waluMba the mod obttinate Rheumatic and either complitints, and at the fame time invigorate the debilitated conditutiun. The Fluid Effence is a remarkably adhe embrocation, neceffarily ufed with the Pills; and as it generally excites a tingling fenfation, even in the deepen feared mrifelta, it removes the cable of pain, by dinging on a proper circulation in the part. By this means, the fevered Spr-ins and Bruges, old Strains sod kte lazations, are frequently cured by a few applicatio is. In ner vous Head-adw, It affords initantanyous reheat and .by the fitggedion of feveral Ladle% of difkhow, Mr. Jur MPTON pre pares It, for sheacooeunedation of affluent, equally grue -1 ful as the Homey or Lowder Water. in this llama Gen asap be had at his kook, No. ss, Greek-Bran, Soho, ;fatten. im larger fi xed bottles, at its. 6d. each.--Tbe genu ine lidtftin pliant from counterfeits by the King's Patent, and the figna cure of R. Jona strew on the bbie of rich box or bottle. it may be had, m is. pd.cech, of every reputable Medicine Ven der in the thine kingdoms, Wdt Indies, and America. To preamt counterfeit impufition, the dlainguillnag marks of the genuine are serer, tot* attended MTHEN,Profetional Men of education and re fpoefibilieg deviate from the general fyitare by the fo ledion of a peculiar Branch, the randier' of long cordon, d fueeds is the heft criterion of furriorlty. Eight years towel devoted mq prod ee to thrievidive treat. man of THREE MORD and the fooselafid rdelt of. my plan gives me additions& ardour to innate akar as I am able the ravages of dm& complaints which arc the molt import. ant in the catalogue albumen In fi rmities. - . . . After initiation tato, every branch Is sas ,Ansty *mean, I erased a aria at mess* period of Peadlies t. Micmac Marian. ais from the ignorance Of smoducawd Mon, art the .wally daa germs prealpiconey of panel Praditioners: ThaTl MEE DISORDERS, to the cured(' which I have de voted say attention, comprise every (pocks of VENEREAL DIFECTION,miatber of a recent or long duracion.-4,1/y. AB Wads of DEBILITY, whether arising from she habits of Schoolboys, or the indidponce of mature age, and laitly that do. ranganent of the fyltan in Women width Ls cailai BARRILS. NEW or sTERILrry. Numerous erodes ore tie refute of ignoratre or hafir in the treatment of a people Lismarrhea, and it out 'infrequently hap pensthat the fads of Life are poifosed by the afflatus* a st unguarded boor. By a faperior method fuch complaints are ably cured, and eve when others lave failed, I true that I may perfume to offer &radical reatßablifbentat. licw.hernewir, ore the cafes of complhamed taffies Is this bleeder compared with the calamitous fitstatiout sf bibto,wbo from indulgence lea hOLITAR Y VICE. or the pervalme tirs of a fafftiannble Life, acquire that Rate of Vebility white" is the unavnidahle ennfequenee of bats pennants habits. Where the unhappy (aerie broods weir his ha cant, fully amends his misfortune, It may be bane olintae for him to Meow, that although it be an shied of doubt or gamer taints , . with other Praaidoners, the removal of thole DEri ' CIENCIES by the gradual mirth of Ren.lcatlen b the acquire matt deny atparieree. If the rites of Beechen/a' Vann hove bevin to reduce manly rigour, moth moiety wfY be prwraned by an early counterattion of this languid fiats, and in theft mks no great diliculties will OCCIW. but where tan Debtiency has far yews et gift,. a proper per , leverastee is indifpenfibly requifne to revive the numb tog fparte if Lie, and to re-animate the Conititut,on. PAACtRIKD WOMFIC, who bare tong been Minor alined in their espeetatitios of a Faeniiy, inn he sawed, that in ntrell inttances Cash &Cols are curabk he Mcoical ISM ' The SSCILECT which is to dirlltial to my unciertab Inc, and the Qualillomiens which I have returned to Mara, term the DIM al my Pretentious, and in coincidentle %vitt; fa h this inti mation is given, that Mr )- may be icsoluivatrofroslic tr t y a r t ten badollag a Wan ince) a: Ile Innitc, No. 29, A r 1113. . Strand, near Temple-Bar There Is an additional entranoe is Water-14nm adjoining end the manic i on both the ern. 4 IL Maar ea *NM Cage it surveil& • • DEPLORABLE DWAYS and WEA NESSCS, brought ..ak_irc 4iiifirat,d pliafere,, drinking, and too powriful sour* of Mercury, (cur Leas !width), petidoeing difireffing pains in the Back sad I.ok rreintgiogs Feelilen4s; Horrow of'esc mEJ. Nay., D ., .tafg, Arc &c. are eared by HUNTER'S itESTUResTIV BAL6AM of LIFE and 11A.1.111, well known urnratki, to years f_ir its iniltimbleeinurs. At a receat jeout .4 - great tSxsey, a Gentleman of rink, for an akiriniug :ids, had beat Under the cure of an eniinent Surgeon i v r mon hs without &or:lining may raid, was a few e...t by this Itritocitive M. dicire. Nuautotoi Lhutilmica ecLivid equal buxtt ; in filar, tki‘ rative 11f.dicine is now in Inch rcputc„ as to be recommended lia.Lay of the Patutty.. _ } - j - A Pamphlet on its Virtues, wit% a Lift of importimaa Cures, may be bad of the Vanden. Sold A W'ade's hledicine Warehoures, No. 1t7., ri eat .a mets an d Nn. Old Bobo-street; Ttut's Warehode Irian eu trance Royal Exchange; Shaw, No. 74, Botoillit Sacra. Ca ford-ftreet ; and by all Booktrlers and Vend-tv cf Met:6l,i in Town and Coentri ; prim 6.. id. the final bet, islet Boxes, containing the quantity of fix finall, :nay be had ne• tl is. as made up for the Army, Navy, and otbirs. ADVICE to BATHERS, BAI Hi and tiol wu DR. BRODUM begs leave to recommtbd •tic ltot.okal Syrup (the virtues of which arc ackisinsiediti by Perfons of the first Minn and diftisoftion) to Bathers na, mediately after quitting the Bath. and one hour bob.rt and is particular to Mae who are faded is eruptions wiring Mee vidated Humours, Scurvy, &c. the quantity taken a:tali three Table Spoonfuls. To Nervous and Debilitated Conflitutions in general. tn-irg to an irregular comic of life—.s hard Drinking, menhir ; and thole Debilities brought on by not knowing the slattiertus tendeucy of a certain vicc,contratted at an early age; tio.D. a .. for recommends the Nervous Cordial, two Tea Spiinaft* wMch is to be taken an hour before Bathing, and oat aim Tea minutes walk after is neeeffary. •.• A number of Cures performer:tat Southampton, Bah. inp, Portfitiouth, We of Wight, Margate, Ramfgatc, Bath, Briflol, Harrowgate, Cheltenham, and Tunbridge Web, in the courfe of the Tait fimfon, on feveral Ladies and men, who, from their elevated (nations in Life, will cot m u* their names to be publifhod. Perfons who do not knew the cure him which lia ir complaints originate, the Dodtor, to reuse anxiety, hi'. naa thole who win to incase Benefit without continence, the aa their fending a Guinea, and their montilkt Urine in a lt--..na,! derive equally the fame benefit; his Scientific Knovetetes e various Diforders, by mean. of Urine, has eftablithed his bait. Thule not wining to receive Medicines of his Agents, way r e . ceive them in London, by addmifing a line, poft paid . Baoctuat's Guide to Old Age, or Advice to both Smes, to obtain a radical and permanent cure for thofe teem lafimatim of Nature which Delicacy often forbids to difciole even to alit Relatives; wit it s Treatife on FetuaiilDifeafes, Nervous, Hyp Confumptive Complaints.—To which Advice to Bath and ITot-wcil feathers, dec. It is partial* recommended to Seafaring Mem Sp The Cures contained is this Pamphlet are given i^ u thort a way as pcsble, for want of room, hot they may he at fuU length In the Guide to Old Age, which the Dodo: %- commends to Perfons of both Sears, who, wisrthir flue, a married, ou'ht not be a moment without it. It will be neeesTary the Doetor &sold fee fads Patients at ate 'Aided with Dcafnefs or Lois of Sight, or fend thoir Cato,' r Letter or Parcel, to the Doiftor (Poft or Carriage paid), wia kis Wise Fee—The Af.aeines tray be tad every Day. 'f'heI3OTANICAL SYRUP and N.FAVOIrSCORDUL, to be had at the Dridtor t s Houk No. p tinsa don-s from the Leverian Mufrons, Blackftiars Bridge,M Me eks st ass amid and sa 6d. AUo, at Goidinea, Naas, • • iuld at Cockeil'a, Strand, London...-Anal. :Mali ow, Dame, , . In Bath, Cedar/ell, Briltal, Sheppard, Hatt, Mr. Peek, Primer. Brightorkponaldfon and Cw Hanbro". Mr. Riming& Blimatgitam, Svrinney, kneel Bo:Atelier. Bedford, Smith, !pieta+, Miildleditelt, :Sandford, Shuman', We of Wight, Allia, Bury St. Elinnind'a, Dktirla, !mine. A. Yam i, rn eyeball. Bridport, Morgrie Lots., Rinse aad Co. Cheltenham, buckle., Lyim. Giles, Cambridge, Gee, Lelmiller, Jwinfes, .. .... Ca ncriArri, CArlinc, pine, • Madmen, &Arrington, Lewes. Elliott, Manchtfler, Lyn* M.rste, Saver, Cbdonaliord, Merry and Co. Newbury, Miter, Polk and Son, kiewcaiiie, Waiver, Chichencr, tine , kampton, Dicey mil Ca Dublin, Spllibury and Co. lkiottingkoun, Burbagc aredCo Durham. Hcoderfon, Fenva.h. Steve:aim sad CI I 'Ne tl Rafe. OrJ.rd, Juoto. Dow, Neiles, Plymouth, Nettleton, rt.,4 oy mod Baehr,:den sod hisdielot-Vcoders in the titae kingdoms. ••• &tine Pati,w4 cures with the nodes I.sl foe of • Guinea, will be &idly attesulAi to. A llsta bunk com.uot 'mai to hoe final ones VENEREAL BLINDNESS, lb Mr. Timms Tay!or, Surgeon, No. 9, Ncw Bridge Areal. DeAl Mt. IT is with the mat heartfelt fatitfaaion that I AA drek you on the incomparable ascetic:ace of yew invaluable Ittedichic—Lcar e's Pat a.s PILLII•40 the keists , J• l is ye:r I had the misfortune to contra - Et a Vencred Coll •We attended with the molt alarming and dange.nus (yap: I afinuch,tbst I have born eoulined to my room fur a who :one together, and not able to ttir out at ; I had ro reit sight 11 , r' day, and fudercd the molt ex -ruciating pain and tent , and what was Rill work, my Eyes grew weak and dim, lb th it li could kart: dikern any allied, if ever fa dole to me, sod ,s -pedt.d nothing ids than the total Wistful fight.—From &dart. licalthy, .and rather corpulent man, I became a mete dada.. and an tibial of pity and cosipafiloa..—My friends Lad all , me over, aced thought my recovery impuffble. In this dr „V h. (tete, and egret:ins every minute to be toy bit in this world, I was fa/ism:eel, nieorninended by a neighbour to 07 Medicines. but having tried all medial aid to no purple, all born at an enormous raps-nee, it was fume time before I vita Le prevailed os, to tatty them ; at 1311. I feat for fix ani before! had taken them all, I fuend confide-ratite bent& pains. gradually decrealidoind my eye-fight gym hotter, malls the great farprize and alts aliment 4 allay &hinds, (afterrjk , rig three box..:s more), my health and &east!' was perfall! rr Mired, and I all now, (thanks to my Lion and your iavals..kie Medicines), as Via and hearty as ever I was in my life. Your oblir,Al humble fervent, R. L. LEION. liigh-ftreet, birmingham, November t, mg. You sue at fall hhetty to publith this in any manner for. .the l* proper, for the benefit 4. (=limy proper, at large, and which don* have fort you room?, but was fearful of a relapfe. The attar:Medicine k, carneflly recommended to all puff. that are in any doubt of their being oadrely km descry Yr nen:MASl:dim, particsgarly to thole about altering their con dition in life, is It will certainly eradicate rem taint of that nature, of hewever lorg landing, or however &lOW W•d r the appearance of other dgertim It may he ; for Seorbode. Olandtalw, and Cutaneous Complaints, it Is atto reeramsen.sdl to be taken, entelally In the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Prepared and fold by the (ale Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR., Member of the Corporation of Surgeooa, Lulidells at his bottle, No 9, New Bridge-It/ref; where he will give Al' vice, without a Fre, to 'errors taking theft Pills, and will sto farce patients Letters, if pea paid, on the fame terms. obits.- tog in all cafes the OMR inviolable Secrecy, so Perfon's oasnesr cafe haring been mentioned, but at their own particular refine* by the Proprietor, during the coerce of more than 35 pars, era h.: has had the cordoet of am extcnfive Talc of the above mob. etre, and the practice ariflng therefrom. They art alto fold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's , No. 33, St. Altsen't.ftrect, Pin-Mall; Mr. It obverse% Tor !bop, Nut toy, Oxford-Pmt; Mr. Steers. Illookfellet Nat. Unlon-rew. Ltd, Tower-MI; and by oar Perfon io 00 1 tonfitterable town in Seabed. In Beres Cu only to 9 11 - 0161 tested up with NU and plain Dirrelions. . Printed far the Praprittees, by JOHN DA l4llll * (rd Carriati-Reset) at tb PTAS awrixo-Orittea, No. rey-ftree ; and pabillbed lib LIM.. Ezirr. (0 co" tuebaryipiaes, Lasteedi).st Caroydlesere led at Sea a.O eras, Templa-lbar ; to wWsb Oillee aY awn= uP anima fat ter SWOP arc rart-ttd aa ha ritraii& 1 0 00 1 TB" hl Tagnor On We *vitamin. 1J radio. , poi Jen rah E Oa TIIE ind iCHOOL aub a Di W. VA Geyer AxTA I_ 7 ! ri kr,lunt *mot t et Grin tl Company hoary, 137 Pi J 4 ditt tz4l d thi:k, at An , V 11% arid: (I awry Ili APITinX a:their I Decal W' DIED. On Nienday lab. Mrs. Hodgfon, wife of Mr. John Hodgfen, of Mar,ftrect, Hackney. On Saturday, at his hook in Newrnandtreet, John Franidin, Efq. Lately, Mr. and Mrs. Morton, of Newland's-pees, Wm rfhire, he aged 87, wit Old 81; the/ kOd ben is married, and enjoyed Fa - fed hi.a.ith until a few days before their death. In India.—Atlentti, Capt. J. Stokoe of Engine:rs.—At Penang, Lieat. Doham of the Daub ..—Lletrt. Haylcy of the Bnive.—At tea, Lieut. Gordon of tISC 12th regiment; EIIIIVI Nevi] of ditto. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Hamburgb 3z z2l U. Genoa - - 47 Altotia - 32 3 2 U. lit lke .. - 37 Cadiz -28 t In paper Oporto - - 67 I Ditt o - 38 eirt alire Lilts . - 67 • 28 in par , 36 ef` 1_ Madrid - iBi in paper Leghorn - • 51 Ditto - 341 &tense Naples • 431 Palermo co pence per Oz. Dublin - - 'lf NEW SORT OF WHEAT. ANEW SPECIES of RED WHEAT is of fered to the curious, which has the following moll yak:- able Properties: 1. It ripens near a Month fooner than Eng lifh Wheat. s. It gives a much larger inmate, full one fourth more un an acre than any Engliik What; and if managed according to the printed Direelions inclofed with it, it is won derfully prolific—lts &in is tender and thin, iu dour very white and fine, and its taftc peculiarly (weer. Bags of this feed, from which 20 buihels may be expretel in return, are full for tos 6d. at CROCK ER's, St. Alban's- Brett, Pall-Mall, with printed Particulars inclofed of a New Method of cultivating Corn, by which an immenfe exp..nc , is Caved, and yet tke returns are 30 per cent. more than by the common methods. No Credit. Pay Pottage. BREWING AND MALTING. MORTON, at No. 28, in the STRAND. refpcelfully informs the Public, that be intl.:nets Gen tlemen in the Ute of the Thermometer, and the a;,pheation of that Inftrument relative to Brewing, and will humid% them with manufcript inftrudions, which will enahle them to prac tile the Art of Brewing Porter, Pale Ale, aid other Mal Liquors. He will alto furnifh them with manufcript initrue dons fur making Pale and Brown Malts, after the molt ap proved pro Bier, and having been long In begin& upon his own account, and taking a pleafurc in trying many and various exprriments, and noting their relish It has given him a degree of radical and experimental knowledge in the different lines of hi; profeflion, which very few polLfs, as can be proved from the many letters and vouchers of the molt eminent Brewers both in Great Britain and Ireland, highly approving of his different modes of pradice, and many of thole Gentlemen he never had the pinafore of feting; his manufcripts put it in the power of Gentlemen to brzir as exceeding Gm-Savoured Porter from Malt and Hops alone, combined with the Ample element of water without the ufe of any other inguAlent wit; t etra : any addrefs fent (pnft paid) to D. MORTON, Will he ‘'isly attaided to. Her:turns hbrefpcttfill thinks to thole Geniis. men who have approved fa highly at the utility of bb Manu- , fripts and profcllional