Star. — London, England, 1802-09-11 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.. WEST' INDIA DOCKS COMMERCIAL ROAD. INVIIIITION XEFORE JOSEPH SURCHILII ESQ AND A SPECIAL 'JURY. In the laft Seffion of Parliament an AQ was palled for making a Road from the Weft India Docks to Aldgate, and the execution of the plan receffarily compels many perfons, whole property lies in the line of the intended Road, to part with it. In cafes where the Truftees of the Road, and the Proprietors of the Lands or Houfes, cannot agree as to the price or indemnity, the Ad direas the Sheriff of Middlefex to fummon a Jury to af leis the value. On Friday and Saturday laft the Sill cafes came on be tried, at the Britannia Tavern, Lime. houfe, before Mr. BoacHiLL, the under Sheriff of Middlefes, and a Special jury. A prelitninary queiliGn arofe as to the right to begin, which was argued by the Counfel at great length, and was determined by the Under Sheriff to be in the Claimants. _ _ _ The cafe of Mr. Pro&or was firft tried, in which the Jury found a verdia for 2501. In the cafe of Mr. Smith, the verdi& was for 3001. In the cafe of Mr. Payne, which. was for a piece of land, about half an acre, clofe to Limehoufe Chuirchiard—the verdi& was for 4501. All thefe verdicts very much exceeded the ten ders made by the Trufiees: The cafe of Meas. Hale and Salter lalled feve ral hours. The ground in qUeftion confined of half an acre, fituate in Gun-lane, about two hun dred yards from the entrance of the Dock. The Counfel for the Claimants contended, that it was ground eligible for building houfes for the refi dence of perfons conneaed with the Weft India Docks, that it would have been built upon whether the Commercial Road had or had not been pro jefted, and that the compenfation fhould proceed upon the principle of its being building ground.—, The Counfel for the Tru i nees nfifted that it was to be cotnpenfated for as garden ground, as it had always been ufed, in which cafe the value -did not exceed aaol. The Truftees had tendered only aool. The Jury gave a verdla for Soot. MARSHALSEA COURT, SEPT. zo. DUCZINYOUNG v. DICE ON. The plaintiff and defendant in this cafe were bail to the extent of zool. for a perfon named Che. to. The plaintiff had received information that Chenu was on the flight, and it therefore became necetTary that he ihonid be furrendered in dif ehaige of his bail. The plaintiff accordingly em-. ployed Mr. Ackerman, an attorney, to feize Che nu, which was accordingly done. Mr. Ackerman fwore that he had been employ ed by the plaintiff to fecure Chenu, and that his charge for fo doing amounted to 41. iBs. which had been paid by the plaintiff. The Defendant refufing to pay his moiety of the expence, induced the plaintiff to bring the prefent anion. On the part of the defendant it was urged, and very much infified on by the Learned Connie), that Chenu had been furrendered without the knowledge or confent of the defendant, and that the (offender took place three months before any inch meafure was at all necelary. It was there, fore contended that the defendant could not be liable under there peculiar circurnftances. It was, I however, clearly proved on the part of the plain- tiff, that the defendant had Ibbfequendy approved of the feizure of Cheats, and had declared his "readi nes to pay one half of the moues attending fact a Rep. Mr. Serjeaat MARSHALL, who tried the mule, Rated to the Jury with his ulna ability the pro- Inkiest features of the cafe. He remarked, that there could be no doubt refpe6ing the validity of the charge, as had Chews not been taken, both the plaintiff and defendant in this anion mutt have paid the principal (um with which Chenu had been charged. The Jury found a verdie for the plaintiff. „,„6 LONDON MARKETS. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Dags 61 on to Si 4s 1 Pockets 71 es to sol nos SMITHFIELD, September so. To ft a k the offal—per Rase of Mb. 'Sect • 45 od top sod Veal - 41 od to ba ed Mutate -ss 44 to 6a od Pork - p 44 to fts 4d Lamb ss od to 6s 4d. Stock at Market this morning, Beans 6sts. • Sheep and Lambs 3,z00. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, September ft. Per (Woe at S. by the weak. Bed p 4d to 4ls 4d Vold 3$ lid to p 44 Mums 4a Ed to se 44 Pork ss 44 to 64 44 Lamb 41 6d to Ss gd• RAW 1-TME.I. September so. Hides (par Mom) p4dto p id reary Calf pa 441 met Middling ds sod to p 2d Horfe Skins as to 1.6* ad Ord,kaary ss Sd to od Loash•Skins a. od to 4s od Skearlings Is. ed. PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb, AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to s6lb cads, - - • Sid to 234 - Ditto, 6o to 6616 - • - n4d to 26d Merchants Backs spit(' to sad Drefing Hides • • iSd to sod Floe Coach Hides - . sod to uid Crop Hides for Cutting -sod to 224 Plat Ordinary - • et* to tW calf Skim, so to 4olb per damn, '• . 5445m.30 Ditto so to ;offs • • to pd Ditto, 70 to 11311) - 274 Small Seals (Greenland) per fk 3s ed top Ig • Large ditto - tom to 14os per idt, • Tanned Hera Hides - sla to 334 emit Goat Skims - ass to 6ss per dams Bark per lead - 3sl. no. to, $3l p. PRICE •OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 3a sod Town Taffeta 6ss od ris tia Clue market p Ruins ditto (ea.) ks 6d too. Whheehapel market 3$ 9d RafGodhe(fosp) sps to fooa (per Awe of 816.) Whirr Candle Rails spa to 6os Melted Stuff 54. od tos6s us gd Ditto Rough 3Et od to os Average Price 3s Craves - sk od to es Good Dregs gm to os Yellow Soap, tee to oar—Mottled, 7S&—Card, Su. - Candles, res. 64.—Memble• zee ad. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, September so. Smithfield. St. James's. Weld. G.Hay •to 7 7 3 6oto 7 is 0 NOV 310156. P &saws twee, .scitoj 60 Clover p so tei o I Dean* 6•to 2 s onto Its .0 is llotastli o 7 70 •a se • BIRTH. O n Thuri'day lA, the Lady of Capt. Norco% of his Majef ty'e Rile Regiinent, of a fon. YAW YelterdayAk Putney, Robert Da ll as. Efq. M. P. and one of his Majefty'iVoude4 to Mifs Jutting Davidfon, of Bedford fquare. On Tuefday Lift, at Alderchurch, Lincolnfhire, Thomas Payne, E fc. of Brook-Rreet, Gravasor-fquare, to Mrs. Hutchin fon, of Wolveritamptol. Staffordfhire. On Tuefday fat at Litchfield, Robert Joint Harper, Efq. of the Duchy of Lancatter, Somerfet•place, to Mils Hinckley, thiefi daughter of Thomas Hinkley, Erg of Litchfield. DIED. On the 9th hint:ant, at Roydo9 Han, the feat of Sir WiMain Tvryfdett, Bat. Mrs. Wynch, relict of Meatander Wynch,Efq. late Governor of Madras. • 1 On Tuefday niorninglaft, at Liverpool, Wan. Williams, Efq. late of Halifax, Nova Scotia, merchant. eately, at Stepney, aged 6t, Mrs. Browne, rigid of Fronds .Brovine„Efq. Surgeon in the Navy. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning a 6 minutes after . 2 After:men 47 minutes after FREEHOLD VILLA and LAND, near ASHBOURN, DERBYSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SMITH, At Guraway's Coffee-houfe, London, on Friday the 29th of Odober, :802, at Twelve o'Clock; unlefs an acceptable offer is, in the mean dine, made by Private Contra& 41 VERY Handfonte MODERN VILLA, fatted on a pleafing Eminence, called the GROVE, near Dove Dale, within Two Miles of Afhbourn; Twenty from Buxton; Ten from Matlock; and Thirteen Miles from Derby. The Monte is well adapted for the accommodation of a re fpeetable Family, withlen airy Bed-chambers, Dreffing-rooms, and numerous Clofets, a lofty Dining-room, 21 feet 6 by 18, and a Drawing-room 26 feet 6 by 14, opening in one with aid ing Doors, Statuary Marble Chimney-Pieces, and Windows to the Floor, with a chearful Lawn in front, tafteful Pleafure Grounds, and Views of great extent and beauty over Afisbourn, Uttoxeter, and the rich adjacent Country; a Breaktaft Parlour, Gothic Window and Bookcafes, lofty Hall, Stone Staircafeand Water Clofet, Gentleman's Dreffinproom,fuitable Offices,and arched Cellaring, doable Coach-boufe and Stabling for feveti Hula; produdive Kitchen Gardens, Fruit Walls, and prime Fruit Trees, delightful shady Walks, with flourilhing Shrubs and Timber Trees in full perfedion; a Cold Bath, large Or chard, Paddock, rich Meadow Land, and two Arable Fields, containing together about fifty Acres, bounded in part by a Trout Stream, in a fine (porting Country, and refputable Neighbourhood. To be viewed with Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may be had, twenty days previous to the Sale, of Mr. Smith, No. 62, Broad-Brat, neat the Royal Exchange, London. Particulars may alfo be had at the Hotels, Burton, Matlock, Manchdter, and Liverpool ; Bell, Derby ; Swan, Stafford ; Black's Head, Nottingham; York Hotel, Bath; and at Gar raway's. SPLENDID and VALUABLE LIBRARY, BOOKS of PRINTBi ands COLLECTION of PRINTS. To be SOLD by AUCTION—By Mr. HARRY PHILLIPS, On the Premifes, on Friday the 24th init. and three following Daye,:(Sunday excepted), at Twelve o'Clock each Day, AN Extenfive and well Selected LIBRARY of VALUABLE BOOKS, and BOOKS of PRINTS, formed at a liberal expence, and bound in the molt fplcodid and expentive Style in Morocco, Ruills, Vellum, and Fancy Bindinp ; and which, in point at Prefertation and Condition, are equal to New; and comprife Hifory, Politics, Divinity, BeliesLettres, Topography, Biograhy, Botany, Arts, Sciences, Varga, Travels, Ike. Be. in the whole above FourThoufand Voluties..--And-a Collation of Ancient and Modern Prints, among which are sway Proof and Scarce Gems. The genuine Property of JOHN BRETT, Efq. Removing front his Manfion at Hook, near Titcbfleld, Hants. Among the leas and Books of Prints are the following : FOLIO. Hill's Vegetabk coloured Plates, 26 Vols.; Edmon fos's Heraldry; ms's Britaank; earendixes Rebellion; Picart's Iteligions Carriacou; Dugdale's Works; Dates Weit 'MAW Abbey, and Canterbury Qattara; Dough's Sepul chral Monuments ; Ounbridge Bible with Plates, 171141 ,4 ! Wilkes Moths oar ihnteriliv • the Houghton Collodion; Gallerie du Luxembourg; Scaimbe Lexicon; Scriptures Hic toris Romani Latini Veteru, curs ttaurifii. Plates; Spencer's Payout* Buck's Antiquities; lionfaucon's L'Antiquite Explique, sees Is aspplement, avec Plaudits, as Volumes; Miller's Sexual Syftentof Limnos, coloured Plates; k Pitture Alalehe d'Ercolsno, 9 Vols. ; Voyage Piu ede la Sul& ; Ditto de h France; Ditto d' We de Sidle; n Bank's Works. %MATO. Aided:c i s Coneneree; Prom's kliaorick Generale des Voyages, par Dldot, 19 Dallaway's Tour to the Le nart, with coloured Views and CoAumes ; Altaic Refearches, Bte. Vols.; Dolphin Clain, 57 Vols.; Cook's and Hawhf• worth's Voyages. with Maps, Ix Vols.; Don Ibixota, by kr" via; 'Phllofophical Tranfations Complete. go Vols.; Lyfons's London; Aedtaelogia,l3 Vole.; Orofre's Antiquities, 8 V 01..; Encyclopedia Brio:mica, 20 Yak; Lord Orford's Works, 5 V 01..; Peonant's Works, x 6 Vols.; Bibilotheca Topographica Britannia, with Plates, 8 Vols.; 'Gilpin's. to Vok.; Limner's, 5 Vols.; dales liwitnetiand, Travels, and LAM Difooverks, 6 Vols.; Wapale's Painters, printed atStrawberry-Hill, w i t h Portraits; Gibbon's Works; Selden's Marc Claufum; Cor nelii Taciti Opera, by Broder. • OCTAVO. The Critical and MontWy Reviews; Andall and Modern Univatal Hittorf ; Jortin's Sanions, Trails, kc. ro Volt ; Lames d'Abegard at d'Heloffe, on, Vellum, with coloured Drawings; Oeuvres de Racine, Le bac, Gen!ii, Monere, and Carnegie, y Vols.; kliftory of Ensiad, 65 Vds.; Petite Bi bliotheque, suo Hilbcry, 31 Vols. ; Oeuvres de Voltaire aver Planches, yo Vols. ; Amadis de Gaul, a 6 Vol, Together with the Works of Shaltof,peag, Sterne; Addifon . Pope, Junius, Montaigne, Goldindth, Batton. bir Joihua Rey nolds, Johnfon, Rapist, Hume Fielding, Boileau &c. May be viewed three days p; ' eceding the Sale, by Catalogues to be had at two Shillings each as above; of Mr. Collins, Printer, Salilbury; Dolphin, and Coach and Hodes, Southamp ton; Fountain, Partfnionth ; India Arms, Gofport; Bugle, Thehgeld; Red Lion, Fareham; George, Winch ft ri Crown, Bafingftoke; Swan, Akan • ' Mr. Carew's% Bath; Mr . Bonner, BMW; White Hart; Popitash-lane; Bug4e Inn, Newpott, ifle of Wight; Yol'h Hotel, Bridge-ftreet, Blacksfriars ; and at Mr. Phillips's Audios-Olive, New Bossegtrect, London. ELEGANT and MODERS FURIUTURE, PLAT , CAR. RIAGEVCOWS, HORSES, LIBRARY of BOOKS, PRINTS, icc. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION...by Mr. H.PHILLIPS, On the Prensifes, on Wedneklay the apth inftant, at Twelve o'Cloek. and following Days, THE MODERN and ELEGANT HOUSE. HOLD FURMITURE,bigelger and Chimney Glatt, go by a 4, and 86 by 34; Modern Plate and plated Attic=; Sns toned Piano Forte. Library of valuable Books, of Four Tboofand Volumes ; Coiledlon ofAntient and Modern Prints, fumed and glued ; Brame and Or Molts Ornansants; an Aiwa Modern Built Chariot, by Goal and Co. a Phonon and Setts otHarnefs;Eour Young Bay Goads Thew, s bands a inches high ; Three C ows; Cart }Was CeeldAlds Waggon, Cart, and Fanning Implements; Groat Houle., Plants, and a "witty of other valuable MIAs, the at Property of Joist Brßeen, ilfg. removing from his at Hook, near 'ft -t&• Hamm The Furniture nintprifes a Sett of en:client Mahogany Dining Tables on Pillar and Claws, Sideboard, Mahogany Li brary Book Cafe, 9 feet wide by 7 feet high, and a handfotne Mahogany Library Table ; Tame Setts of Mahogany C.haies, covered with Matinee, Re. a large Turkey Carpet, 24 feet by 1 7 feet; Drawing Room Suite; Four Poll Bedfteads and Hang lop and excellent Bedding; Drawers and the ufoal Woman and Furnitre; the whole of which is seedy New and Mederd Trite. , bier be Awed from the set to the sad What, and an the MorWep tM Twelve, film the smb till dte egdi, by Oats. for et Two Shame ego, bed as above, and at the fevaal Plum pertisalutao2 wgedAratifesnint above t• tielk at Sri Wk. FOtt ACtoth;r bF titu IWASUFAcTuRERs, Exempt from the Audion Duty agrecabk to Adt of Parliament. On Wednefday, soth September, 18os, ME RAC, 60N, and CO. willut ltp to Public Sale, at their Warehotifes, N ao. 78, Q2lieti-Riaiat a large Alfortineot of 'BRITISH PIECE Gooris. Particulars will be given in time by M:L.llialmc,kill•BrAcer SOUTH WALES.—+A DESIRABLE RESIDENCe. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. JAMES CI'OFTS, At the Bear Inn, Crickhowell, in the county of Brecon, on - Thurfday, the 7th of Odober, between the hour* of Four and Si: in the afternoon, fubloet to fuch Conditions as !ball - - be then produced, A VERY Defirahle FREEHOLD ESTATE, called TREBINSHUN, fituate in the parifhes of Llan gaftey, Tallyilyn, and Catkedine,in the county of Brecon, con ding of a neat manfion-hode, adapted in every milted for the refidcnce of a Gcntlemln'efainfly, with a coach-hoefe, and other neceffary Aces, the req album, ftables,4ll4 other conveniont out-buildingeirro b t e n t plete repair; a large wall d garden, Shrubbery, orchard, and upwards of two hundred and ninety statute acres of excellent arable, meadow, ',allure, and wooddand,divided into coeveilent isclotkres,and.well watered. 'Theban& commands, in rivet s & view at an ettenfive take, up wards of three mike in elreumferince, abounding with bib as.d wild-fowl, is fituated In a fine (porting couptry,Zout fix miles from Biecon, five from Crickhowell, and twelve from Aberga venny ; within three mike of one of the whin* adjoining the Brecon and Abergavenny Canal, at whit* cad tad lime may be procured at a very cheap rate, and at a &Rance of about otte hundred and fifty mike from London, from whence a mail. coach and waggong pafa three times a week, within a mile of the door. Poffellion of the Manfion-houfe and part of the lands may be had at twelve months notice, and the remainder is under kale, which wit expire at Candlemas, 1806. Tho poor's-rates and other taus are extremely moderate, and there is an extmfive right of common attached to the estate, which is capable of confiderablc improvement. For further Panienlars apply to Mr. Plomer, No. 4, Elk:- smut, Temple, Landon ; Mr. Williams, Attorney at Law, Monmouth ; or to Edward Williams, Efq. Hay, South Wales, where a map of the cage may be [ear, and a perfon ap pointed to thew the pranifes. STAFFORDSHHIE.—SUGNALL HALL ESTA l'E. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. HENSHAW, At the Swan, in &afford, in the County of Stafford, onTuef- day, the igth of Or loicr, xBO2, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, (fubjedt to fuch Conditions as will be then pro duced) unlel's difpofed of in the mean time by Private Con tradt, in which cafe Ten Days Notice will be given, A VERY delirable FREEHOLD' ESTATE, called SUGNALL HALL, in the County of Stafford, fituated on an eminence, adjoining the Great Road from Lon don to Chefter, 140 M iles from the former, and 37 from the latter Place, Two from Eecleffiall, Eight from Stone, Niue from Stafford, and Twelve from Newcaftle, all Market Towns; mailing of an excellent and remarkably Arm built Modern Stone Manfions comPlettlY finithed, Coital* attached and de tached Offices,. convenient Farm Buildings and Yard, walled Garden, Hot and Green Houfes, Baths, Fiffi-ponds and Stews, extenlive and varied Pleafure Grounds Plantations, SListb !metes and Walks, laid out with talte an d judgment, the whole containing upwards of 200 Acres of Lan d , in excellent condi tion, of the firft quality, and within a Ring Fence. • The Premifes command extenfive Profpeds over a rich Country, and adjoining a large and beautiful piece of Water, covering nearly too Acres, in view from various parts of the Houk and Grounds. The Neighbourhood is reMediable the Roads good, and the Country abounds with Game, and a ffords all kinds of Field Sports. Poffeffion may be bad immediately, or •at Lady-Day next, and One Half of the Purchafe Money may remain on Security of the Eftate. The Farmer at the HaU will (Lew the Pretnifes, and a Map of the Eitate, and Ground Plan, and Elevation of the Mannon, may be feen at Mr. Crut Prinier, Bath. Printed Particulars may alto be had of - Mr. Crutwell ;of the Printers of the Liverpool, Manchefter, Shrewlbury, Birming ham, Chefter, Derby, and Stafford Papers; of Meffrs. Price and William, Lincoln's Inn, London, where a Map of the Eftate may alio be feen ; and of Meffrs. Collins and Keen, in Stafford, who are authorifed to treat for the Sale by Private Contrail, and from whom any further Information may be had. FOR Rheumatifms, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, Llbago, Head-ach, Numbnefs, Pa:fy, Indigeftion, Fla tulent Sparmodie or flying Pains, general Debility and Relaxa don of the Syftem, SPRAINS, BRUISES, dtc. Experience has proved the mild ftimubting powers of WHITINZAD . S EFSENCO or MU s FARO Pills, and Fluid, the molt effedtual remedy ever made known to the world, having fueceeded in cafes of fix, eight, ten, twenty, and even of forty years Ltausling, after other men ns .land failed, and it has shfohuely cured more patients of the above complaints, than all the medicines efer before made Public. The fluid Ef knee a fo finguiarly penetrating and (peaty in its operation, as generally to effeet the cure of SPRAINS and BRUISES by a few applications. Whitchead's Effence of Muftaed is prepared and fold at 21.9 d. each Box or Bottle, by R. JOUNSTON, Apothecary; 'No. is, Greek-ftreet, Soho, London And its reputation is fo univerfally eftaldilhad, that it may be had of every Medicine Vendor in England, Ireland, Weft Indies, and America. To prevent couutet reit impofitiec purchafers are requefted to obferve, the Ge.luine is diftinguilhed Sy the King's Patent, and the Si gnature of It.jo 'moron, the Patentee's own writing on the label of each Beetle or Box. . WHEN linfeifiOnal Men of education and re fpeofilaility deviate from the general fyftran by the fe kalif:at of s peculiar Branch. the fandion of long continued fuecds is the heft criterion of fatpestiority. Eight years have I devoted my pradtice to the exclave treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the t ruccefsful rdult of my plan gives me additional ardour to apple u far as I am able the ravages Of thole complainu which ars the moor import ant in the catalogue (Ohms= infirmities. After initiation Into every branch as an Army Su-n, I formed a with at an early period of Pradllee to ref= Itvidu als from the Ignorance of uneducated Mm, se the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Pradiltioners. The THREE DLIORDERS, to the cureof which I have de voted my attention, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whe ther of a recent or long duration All kinds of DEBILITY, .sibether wiling from the habits of Schoolboys, br *climb:lime of mature age, and lailly that de. inagencot ail the flacon in Women which is called BARR/Eli • NESS or FTERILITY. Numerouodifeafcs are the refult of ignorance or Mite In the Danner* eda Ample Oonorrhea, and it not infrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifonod by the indifcretion of an unguarded bout. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are ally cured, and even where others have foaled, I taut! that I may prefume to offer d radical re-eftablillunmt Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftres in the diforder, compared with the calamitous lituadons of Mcn,whs from indulgenciiniSOLlTAßY VICE, or the prevaleat Cale . _ . . _ _ _ ties of a faihionaNe Life, Require that Bate of 'Debility whiak is the unavoidable confeluence of fuch pernicious habits. • Where the unhappy fidferer broads over his mlfery, but care fully conceelvids'inistettune, it may be Tome confolation for him to know, that although it be an obseft of doubt or uncet tiltity with other Predidoners, the removal of there DEM CLENCIEB by the gradualprpgrefs of Renovation is the acqui re. mat of my experience. It the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety wilt be prevented by an early counteraction of this languid state, and in there cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years exalted, a proper Per &mance isindlfpenfihly requifite to revive the Bumbring (parka of Life, and to re-at innte the Coottitution. MARREED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed in their expenseinns of a Family, may be stored, that in molt Menem filch deltas are curable by Mcdlcal Skill. The saaracy *blob Is Co effential to my undertaking, and • the %mikado= whisk I have prefumed to Rate, form the fit my Premenions, and in coincide:toe with fulb this Ulti mata! is given. that Mr may, be confulsed peionally r im ag aus letters isidollng a fond sae) at his hook No.* Arun- sawed. near Templosaar. Thus = additional an in Watekbeet adjobdri • On beak eke doss ..Msseirsl. &fop . ST• TtiONIA tiosprtAL ik if R. CLINE and Mr. ASTLEY e6opEi LNJ- will begin their Courfe of A NAT° u; CAL and SUR" GICAL LECTURES, on Friday the tit of Odd er, at d'CloCk. THE proprety4L:braitiLngl'HfoirmSleC7-------iiiterative me, &tine at this fcafon of. the year, to facilitate the. It..r t „ t *attire, mutt be obvious to the weaken capacity: it is a f i . m . tary,pradtice, founded by the wifdom of our 4ccdtots and ftn. tinned by the approbation of every medical elan ; its titility ii not confined. to the f pre.cnt alvantagri. hut titends ^ lf n the prevention of many diftiaki, whi7h frequently occur wh en 5, 44 (enable Phyfic has beettitelileeted. The Public are tlicrct-ari reminded, that 1)K VeLmo s VcEvrni:TiAthavt.: arvPiLyt:scßrroe:r:::.de. by ample experience, to bo thr molt fare arid tu : de, tine hitherto diicovered, as an ..lterseive,purifier, and fgreter„i o K f i t o h g e 's b Et . Scorbutic f b a u r t ic radically ru: I. s Leprofy, the ill eiFects or Mercury, and all &reales en iginatirtg frOsh an impurity or ttj blood. A variety of proofs of their regency, from people of rerwi, biraty, are constantly publiihed in the Evenin: there :unit naturally be fuppoftd to liar:: their due wci..a t „/ fuperfecle the necellity of any fu: tircr comment fro::: the Pro prietor ; yet he prcfumes to affert, that the real r:::71 vegetable preparat!on will, on a fair trial, plead toore forciTy is& ile ow 4 reeossomoulation, than any think which can he 1.-C.l (Zit: Prepared and tlld, in boxes, price 4t, 6d. or fry. uue . price 11. Is. by the Proprietor, J. Pin t o 41 , f ormerly in the Arnsy, at Ids warohouk, 71. Oxford •firect, hp n b te the Pantheon; an retail, by, Tuts, Royal ric,,ange; and Butler, No. 4, Cheapfide ; Ward, 3:4. F 74, Borough; and by every Medicine Wrder I , , 'l . O THE 1..A1e I F the prefervation of Heahh and B eau t y b : aft obje& of hoportance to the fair lex, Dr Boom, %; the f o e. Inventor sad Proprietor of thole invaluable Mtacinc-, th e NtRVOUS CORDIAL and BOTANICAL SYRUe, tr..% impulfea at once the molt delicate and di finterelled,rctom mehde to the lovelieft part of the cr e ation thde fortifies which Lye never failed, under a variety of the molt critical cafes, to pr ove i fovereign, if not an infallible, rent rdy. The following cafe was fent by Mr. BAXT ER , lialian W ere . houfe, South Bridge, Edinburgh, to Dr. BRODLIU, atzta u t by the celebrated Dr. ALEXAw9 tit CAA Lett : Dear Str—About fix years ago I was afiliCted with Exeraciat. ing Pains in my Legs,which continued for twelve months, ab l at which time they began to fwell greatly, and at latt broke cut in very offentive Ulcers from the Ankle to the Knee, and cor.. tinned in this manner for two years, all which time I was con. Snell to the houfe, being unable to walk, and my heal,h muck impaired; having tried every thing that could bc thoughtof for a cure, without elle&R, I was advifed by a friend of mine toter your BOTANICAL SYRUP, and upon taking the Out Fldtk I• found my health bc.casue better, and the Ulcers to 11::ve a lieues appearance, which encouraged rat to perfeYere with you F T . sun, until I had taken fix bottles more, during which time rcy health fill became bents and the Ulcers healed, and I aili iu a good a irate of health as I have been in for thefe ten ytars Faik and my Legs are entirely well, and hive continual fn far u t ..-ie two years pail. I am, Sir, your molt obliged humble friva l g a Craighall, Aug. 24, 1 eCol. GEORtfE The above fasts arc attefted by, A LEXANara CAR Liria.,l6. nifter of Inverelk, iu the neighbourhood of Edinbarl. CARLYLE BELL, fld,r, GEORGE STEWART, EL*. FEZ ENCH Rb.PUBLIC. Mr. Foußcao - it, the Minifter, and firit Chenift Eurotyr, has given Dr. BrontlM a Certificates% to the melons: attic above Medicines which Certificate hls rtccivccl the Signstsfe of Mr. ME RR 7, the Britifh ;Waffler rAdcnt in France The Botanical Syrup and Reitorative Nervous Cordial. to ha had at the Doctor's inure, No. 9, Alhion-ftreet, oar the Le vaisn Muloain, Surry-fide of kilackriars Bridge, in Butti,3 4 etas.; I ; and ós.; Out y included) • jeboult 8c Co.'s, late r ! . con, No. iso,Oxford-ftreet, oppofite Bond-tercet; Gold g, Xa. 42, Cornhill ; Ward, No. 3 sa ,Holhorn ; Withers (l ate Cock :Irs) Medicine Wareboufe, No. 219, Strand, Temple Bar; . Royal Exchange; Perfumer to his Majelt7, Na. It, Pill-Mall ; E. Newbery, Corner of St. Paul's Chen-1146; Bolton's, Royal Exchange; Ching and Butter, No 4, Cheae fide ; Burgeon, Amick, and Son, N.. 32, Haymarket; Shaw s Medicine Wareboufe, High-erect, &Monis, oppofite the Smalt. work Bank ; Mr. Pidding's, No. 76, Oate.rd•ftred, orpoftte the Pantheon; Forbes, I)rug‘tift, No. 32, Blackman-Ime s Borough; and Dicey, Bow-lane. And by all Printers, Bookfellers, and Venders of Mellene in the three Kingdoms. .BaoDunt's Guide to Old Age, or Advice to both Seva, obtain a radical and permanent cure for thole fecret of Nature which Delicacy often forbids to kiifeloTe even to - heir Relatives; with a Treatife on Female Di L.fe . s. Nervous, ilypor chondriac, and Confurnptive Compla'.nt,.—To which is 2. 1 e-do ; Advice to Bath and Hot-well Bathers, ace. It is particularir • racontmendad to Sodariagelen. A ass. Bottle contains equal to five final! ones. Letters, Bating Patients cafes, with the DoCtor's ui e l Fee of a Guinea, will be itrietly attended to. It wiU be necefEuT the Doctor Ihouki fee filch Patients a; na of fieted with Deafnefs or Lofs of Sight, or fend th, it s letter or parcel, to the Deraor (poll or carriage vaid) with : ie dual Fee.—Tite Medicines may be had every day. TO THOMAS TAYLOR. ESQ DEAR sin, N. 9, Bridge-ltreet, London. IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to into: r* you ofthe very great and extraordinary Cure 1 hay:: front your invalualge Medicine—l .EA K PATENT About two years ago I was attacked with a VEN ER EA:. ]IP. ORDER, which I treated rather Lightly for fume time, Lt Lie Difeafa at length (breading all over my Body, I vrAs apply to the moft eminent of the Faculty, but their all: tr.se afforded only teoporary relief—! went through Cwr . :s of Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent H reduced to a mere Skeleton. The Ulcers that fpreal all t7:tr' my limbs, rendered me a complete Objesit, fo that nry •r 1" defpaircd of nay recovery. When brought to this a: I conlidered death as inevitable, but a relation of nine lag upon the many Cafes in which your Pills hal I was Induced to try a box of them, which I thaught ra , l! r re lieved nee, and by perfeverance for two or three ma::: d following your Diriatlions, I experienced the aita hie Relaxation from Pain, the Sores gratin:Ay DOW, thank Gon, perk:llly recovered, and walki;:g JAY: I doubt not but one mare box, which I think e: utio.l4 t Lice. will eftahlifh my health in it. original (tate. it i., with ,1 1,; molt heartfelt gratitude that I fubferibe myfelf, fir, your : z' a vLiVa humble fervent, Wu. o Deanfgate, Alanchc(tcr, July z, z3oz. P. S. For tite public benefit I do not ',bled to t!ir !tr. ing publithed, but leave you' to ant as your own b.:•1 r i !pent shall dit.clate. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, T.: T.‘ 7: "s- Member of the Royal College of itirvons: i. P.: .;• ••••:$ Houfe, No. 9, N,Av-Bridge-ftmet: Wh refidence of more than thirty-fix years, to a prict dire red to the'Cure of Vented Compl,duts,v:ith h..: : , t . .1- 1 - ble,f,:crecy which men of his Profellioo dsould he flatters lianfelf, the advice and of arc:: he minilters to pc rfons taking this Medicine, i:: of a difeerr.ing Public, as an advantage felduir ;:tiOs void of ambiguity. Alfa Sold, hr his Appointment, for the :,,n7rni!.:ce of : 1 44 living at a dlitance, at the Perfant.:r's, No. I.c, S*. ftreet, Pall-Malt; the Toy-SO p, No. /03, Oxford-sir se:. Difloorough'e, No. 7, Fish-flreet-hilt; Ali. Steels. No. t, Union-Row, Little fewer Mill; Mr. \Cation's, Sour - bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Colwell's, Dublin; Itiliirge I.iverpool; Mr. Atkinrltes, I:111.er ; and by one Perfess in every confiderable Tuwt) in at-Britain and IrcLin.!, la Boxes of only as. 91. each, feale‘l up with 1 -, 11 aril C.A. Ihr". tions, whereby Perims of either Sex may Cure theinfelves Laic, Speed, tiezrecy, and Safety. N. B. kivery. Box fold in Great-Britain is feslod a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commiffionsrs, is prifl at the Stamp-Office.—.T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-ltreetr to imitate which is Felony, •oud all others are counterfeit LONDON s Pr laud for the Propricton. by JoliN 11AN''. 1, O i ara ftr Z t -ftrect) at the3ra PRINTINCi•OF irict%N • !. ; Old publithed by LEVEL Kw.NT tesbary-plime, Lionbabbst No. z, CarcyAreet, ar.d ar •hr STAl 4 Orfut.a. Toettpk-tikar ; which OfEcc all 51 4 ( Oa lirpOtcd to k addretrs4...