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

IWEATREL DRURY-LANZ. On Saturday, the Comedy of the Conga ol Couple, ;•1 which Esti s•roa had been announced for the part 4 fir Harry Ilikids-, was changed for She Stoop: to 'ute., in confiquence of the intitfpofition of that P-1 tomer : two Sunday Papers, however, contain •.• ry elaonrate accnunts of the manner in which the • •rmer play was gut up, and come rather fevere I , ianres upon the performance of the hero of the ' , flee, by Mr. E.! ! !—This is criticifm with a yen .!ance. • _ _ Nlonday night, we fuppole in confequenee of the .:ontinued indifpolition of Mr. Essis roir. Mr. H. San :hiss undertook the charaCer of Romeo. Whatever -.oar he the extent of this Gentleman's theatrical ca •34lrWies, we cannot think his own choice induced :.;:n to undertake this arduous talk. for which we zsic.:ive him peculiarly unfitted by nature. His in %luting wile. the Juliet of the fent, and of whole great merit we have already fpoken, exclaimed with :n.pre than uffral feeling on the occagon=" Oh s ki.O. lie,' 1 Romeo ! Wherefore art than. RAncol Tuefday evening. Tie Belli' Stratageia . Was ten dered eonliderably attraCii , e, by the aid of Mrs. ioIDAN i S telitia Hardy, though we by no means too thier it a charader exaetly fuiied to her talents:— HARRY SiDDONS played Sir Georjte Tomehimod with Come fpirit ; and Mrs. DORMER, who lately Made het lirlt-appearance at this Theatre, was cenliderably at ,:afe in Mrs. Racket. BARRYMOII was the norieoaei of the Piece, of whom we have nothing new to ob. nerve.--At the conclulion of the Overture to the Nu r:cal Entertainment of The Solifetr's Rftara Mr. Weovoirost, as Aging Manager, came award, and addreffed the Houle as follows : Ladies and Gentlemen-L.l have to requelt tenur e sitentionie what I am about to obferve, - and to the events of this evening. : I.im the many public animadverfions which have been recently 'Aide upon the accidents to which this Theatre, and Abe Perrot.- i, re. have, for the lab ten or twelve dam been unavoidably lb it might poifibly be incurring too much of your waive to at nu hzr Iran; any thing but the fad ; therefore fdlllDlt CAMP, . filided with a hoarfenefi which has deprived her of aft sr :.:anion, will, to prove the trutb of this afertioo---(awiwtduti indeed, our duty)—have the honour of appearing before you in this hate ; and fhould a generous Audience, whofe favour the has always experienced, allow her to retire, the part will be pro. ceedsd in by Mrs. Scot.?, who, with the 'Whoa of a latait, will, at this extreme Suitt notice, endeavour to perform in the bcfft to inner the is able. Should we be fortunatemough to obtain your kind and pamiMonary indulgence, it wafer:Sew us (ruin an anxiety which can be felt, but not expreffed." This appeal to the fenfibility of the honk, which was very forcibly delivered by Mr-Mot:Militia, was• received, as it deferved, with unanimous apprObatinft; and . ;Ton the appearance of the Pair Itittilld. the . Houk rang for feveral minutes with warns and heart felt plaudits. The appearance of Mifi Neater, evi. dimly corroborating the Manager's Ratemeot, the was requelled to withdraw ; upon which the intro duced Mrs. SCOTT as her fubflitute, and retired with an elgant curtfey, highly espreffive of her gratitude. Jima sro's male his fira appearance, fince his accident, as Dinette O'Doddifrole, which he reprefent ed with that riCitntfs of humour .which fo peculiarly dianguifhes bids. though baking in bis walk, he by no means fiwpstfin the charaEter, but literally went of of love. He very aptly introduced the following lufion>" When I've to much to do, wh a t a p t it is /am fo lame!" Mrs. Moustrata and Mrs. BLAND warbled delightfully. Lull night the Comedy of The Comfit:, Couple, with pretnatuse criticifms on which the public has been lately much amufed, was really performed at this Theatre. The Sir Harry frildair of Mr. EsrtsroN, though not altogether according with our ideas of the eharaeler, as delineated by the mellow pencil of Faito.yrf AR, we are happy to fee, at length, rattled from the feeble hands of feminine pretenfion, in which it furmea ly, and for fome years foffered, by a fort of prefcrimive Rage right. The allor of yef terday evening gave all the neceffary bailie to the part ; but it wanted that external polilh which even coxcombs are allowed to potfefs who move in the circle of high life, though they may not be able to Strome the manners of more accompliflied gentle men. Mr. BARRYMORI in Colonel Standard migbt be fetid, in the language of the parade, " to Rand at cafe" as it were mechanically ; and in the prefent Rate of the Rage we do not know who could have done more for the charafter. Of Mr. BAN wism's Beau Cfitteber, it may alto be faid, where are we to look for a . fubllitute ? The (ketch was pleafant, though rather caricatured. The male performers molt at home in the comedy were Dowroa in Alder tient Sayrizkr, andastsras in Cfincher, jun. ; but their sitting Was rather a copy of fomething we had fern before, than original attempts, particUlarly that of the former. Mrs. PuivELL's Lady Lars^ a! was very warmly admired ; and Mifs Mar Low l•iotted, and indeed Reed, extremely well in Ai...zebra. Upon the whole, the play was rendered highly entertaining ; and as a granger, received a hearty welcome . frOnt a very refpcitiblc, though not a greatly crowded, audience. COVENT GAILDEN. Kt snag's Zarrga was on Monday night productive of a numerous and refpedable audience. In the few grand fituations which - he hod for the difplay' of his powers, he dementirated the efforts of his art. In tome parts be was veq fine; in others, the apparent preparation climiniiked the intended theatrical effea. Taffday night, a numerous audience atfembled, to witnefs the elude of Mr. COOKE, for the feafon. If any were attrafted by the hope of a row, they were Innfl completely difappointed. No apology was• ; but, upon the fcene changing to the Tower, Mr. Cosics liepped forward in the garb of Rickard.. We never recoiled to have been prefent at a more flattering receptieur. 'There riot only was not the flighteft aifappmliation manifetted, but every one hernia tritiUtif to thrit, that in fpite Hf by little irregOlaritier, they Wre• linable 6f the merits of chit exiellent perfhtmer. The applairfe war alike' bonatrrabkto the iiigifft of it, and to thnfe who be- 1 flowed it. Wehripie that indulgence and kindnefe .! will produce their natural effed—an ardent and linr- dy dative to Pleek. Mr. Cotiko, npnn this necatioa, *toted biontell to the utmofl to repay his obligations. He was in an eirdellent flue of mind 'for the cloacae j • ter he fopported; *atilt marked its various featOrea with onehmnum ninety of touch and richntis of co , louring. The'folnkty of Rickard, we think, he fcarcely Ever bit off lo - happily. With loch dexterity did he selieedi• Lady ..ibissois really to leave thapocer woman totuc clettle for her teeming levity. We had anew, ' and bnt a very indifferent Beteikhate in Mr.MtraaaV. Mr. fliacaays was greatly to juvenile in hi s , Rep. voice and manner, fur the•he a rt broken lienty. ' not Mrs. I.4Tcririato was dignified and pathetic as the' Lady dune, and the other parts being tolerably well filled, the piece. went off . with .erirt. Mrs. Summits made her fird appearance . for the feafon lali night, in the tharaZter of lfabelles. She was greeted on her entrance with feveral peals of ap plaufe. She looks ektremely well. She has increaf ed in exdroosiet. which tenders her figure fomeivhat unfuited to the charader I bit, in fpite of this dila vantage. her performance wa as impreffive as on any farmer occafion. At the conclneroa ad= lall .fcene. otte 144 was fo much affected, that The fell into an hyfterit fu.— Kauss.a was in Rim every thingthat the charade; requires, be evinefd throughout the greatelljtsdg ment and hill. Mtraaav appeared for the firli time in the part . of c;aust_ffirldfaram, IVhich he fupported with great feeling. Theadtei cbaraCtera were re prefented as ureal. and ; ,.'ss &semi refpedahly.— There were Liver or thirea.liiiiiialtes.la •earcoVand exikr . I. but the performance, upots,iheythiflit, er'im,ik , with cha utenoit clot. A row unfortunately took p kce.ip one of. th e galleries. which deftroyed. the. e . 'of fonie aue pilfages in the fourth' ad. 'Alb huge *l4 full. . . MARGATE, 00713 . ER 6. on Vridiy nfterisoon the Duke of Kent packet, Kinn miller, Irma oblerved at the - diltance of three leegues, with all her fails let, rapidly advancing to. wards the potit on A fudden the difappeared, as if the had gone down-, Which occaftoned the molt anx ions fenfatlOns. Aftea a fkir minutes of terrible fuf pence, fomething black, like a coffin, was difcented floating on the furfitee, which on more attentive ex amination, with optical affillance, was difoovered to be the naked huh I all the rigging and fails Were fwept away, and not a pole was Rending. Boats were no* difpatehed aflia the paffengxrs in their dittrefl, anal it was then foundi that the - matt in an inftnnt had (napped like a flick, and had gone over board. Thus unprovided with any means of affilting its progrefs, the veiM was - towed In yellerday morn ing, after a laborious condi* -with the elements.— Happily tio petfon on board las injured, •exeepting one Lady; who received a trifling contution on her min, from an accidental blow in Abe hurry and dill traaion of the moments Embankments are how forming in the vicinity of , Sandwich, by which a confiderable aecelEon of in undated land will be rendered produaive: Within thefe few years many thoufand acres hate been earl tained by this expedient, where the fineft emit io the Ilk of Thanes are fattened. The plan for the extending natjgation of the Stour River 'has been abandoned. The pntjeet Was, to form a channel fur the paffage of fhipping as high as' Canterborf, but the inhabitants of that ancient 'metropolitan city Avert not difpofed to favour this. innovation', :and cep eert thtir See into a SYs-Port. On Friday arrived at Kinstam's, in a tistailling coach and four, Lord Tkaa VII Mr. Rosser Anatt, and Sir Fasticis Buenasl% The young Earl of DUStraltS is a frequent vifitor, but his flay is Short, his Lordlhip being under the private tuition of , a Clergyman in the fleighbourhood, With whom the Duke of LSIvSTER, the Marquis of Tavisfoca, Lord WiLsials and Lord Joint livestm q are alfo pupils. - The Renfrew Militia had a grand field-day yeller day beneath Chapel Hill, fa named from the cdoti gums ruins of an antknt Monkifh edifice. The fe rinent went through their evolutions with their accustomed Readinef: and promptitude, and it may jolly be denominated one of the fineft corps in the fervice, whetlitr we confider the handfomenefs of the individuals who compofe it, the correenefs of their difcipline, or the decency of their deportment. Ocr. 7.—The Renfrew Militia is to quit this town on Saturday i and on the fame day .the Hereford. !hire is to withdraw from the other fide of the penim Cola. What regiments are to fucceed, or whether, under the new circunitlances of the oppalite any additional troops are to march to the fame ground, is, perhaps, neither publicly known nor pri vately determined. Ocresea B.—This day, at two o'clock in the a& ternoon, the different et rpt belonging to Margate Ramfgate, Broadfiairt, arsOilodwidt, were muf: tered in a field between Poway and Martflon, didant from Margate about three miles. About half pall two o'clock Mr. Prtr arrived, attended by Generals Hors and ACIIMUTT. The evolutions commenced with forming the line. Mr. PITT, as Colonel Com mandant, then commenced the infpetlion. After paling down the line, and returning up the rear, Mr. Perr returned to his original Ration oppofite the centre in front of the line. A hollow !quart having been previoufly formed by the Volunteers and the fpetlators, the former paired their Commandant in review order twice, the band playing a quick march. Marching and counter-marching concluded the whole of the monteuvres about halt pall four o'clock. The line was kept by a long chain of elegant equipages, molly all the fa' Iltion in the ifland being prefent.— The Countefs of Mexanaouctr drove a very elegant curricle, in which was feated her elegant daughter. Mr. Davarroorin and Lady Sums in their chariot and fit of horfes, Lady Paarazoite, Lady Goa/011h ace. On the ground were not lefs than fifty military officers in regimentals. The equeftrian and pedeftrian fpdta tors exceeded 403. Mr. Pirr, preriouily to his diftniffing the Yr,lun. teers, complimeuted them fevcrally oa their appear ance. Our 103 M bnltitraTdiell, caned the Margate Atli• lery, were exeicifed yeeerdey efternow. On Monday as a groom was driving a curiae ' along Swallow-Rivet, the borfes took fright at the' corner of Maddox-41rac e when they turned sort , round and ran againil Mr. Thurlow's fhoporriadow o which they drove in ;'the buries were a goad deal cut, and the harnefs finoewlp damaged; but ibe man forum:ugly satirist no injury. Sunday a child, about nine yams old, in attempt., ing us take the kettle from the fire, at almuk la' routltain-court, in 'tile '80404, fet Rie to her pin. cloth, and was fo muclaurnt u tvgreatly endapget I bet life. finfrEr ttuntEß sffsroYst. Began at ICingflon.upon-Thames, nA l'uofday L fi.' Tnostis* "EVANCE, Erg. Recorder of Kingflon, in. the Chat'r. The firft day was occupied in ictig9g she County matters. Yefterday came on the bofinefs of hearing the sp.. plicat ions ma de by the Proprietors of the RilYal cus, and Alley's Amphitheatre, for a• renewal of their annual licence, under the Statute of the 2S Geo. a. Mr. Aftlei's went over very entity. The Heeding of the unfortunate Proprietors of the Circus was ilroiVy oPpored by the Ma grates, 1 'who fo very selively ;nue:ferias Members of the So. • ciety for the Snpprellion. of Vice. In reply on the part of the diftrelfed applicants, it Was argued, that their pirformahces were in mend marked with morality of fentiment and expreffive loyalty: Some of the Magiftrates had at times vifit. ed that Theatre with great gratification, and bland that no greater or more ftagrant breaches of deco — ram occurred thefe than at the Opera or either of the Winter Theatres. Patrons-at all public places of jdiverfion would; at times, be found to tranfgrefs the bounds of deems* decorum: Two Police Otliceno were regularly Rationed there every evening to keep; us good order as poffible, and were fuecefsfdt4odoiok fo. Under aU thefe confederations, and tharolthe very heavy calamity the parties had already taftain. ed, it was fubtnitte‘l that the licence ought to be. granted; which, on the quenion,being put by the . Chairman, was carried in' the #twiatior. Nothint occurred on the trial of the tewlivifonets Want down worth reporting. - i • • POLICE, Lee. Bow-Ere sar.—Yelterday a man named Catamold, late footman to Major Clawford, of SAC kvilk-fircet, ,was charged before Sk Rieman roar), on fufpicion :of having Rolm a gold watch, thine tea and filar, the pi operty of his late mailer. Major Crawford, who attended ac evidence, Rated, that the piker was difcharged from his f•rvice two days fince, but had remained in Ps honk about two hours after 'he had received his difn. 7 ffal. The Major having gone in the interim, to a water clofet is the back yard; ]tad there, through inadvertency, .14t his gold watch, which he did not mil; until a Mort time after the prifoner had left the hair& ; when, upon making fome enquiry, he found the prifoner had remained in the houfe above two hours after his difrnilTal ; and further, that in that time he had contrived to get polfeffion of the key of the pantry, from which h had ttolen fome tea and fugar, in confequep of which be :aided him to be apprehended. The latter part of the charge was fupported by the tellimony of - two female fery ants of Major Craw. fbrd I and the officer who fearched the prifoner, pray. ed that he fobnd a key in his' poffeffion, which ,airA peered to be that of the tea chat: The prifoner pofitively denied the clarge. Hewes remanded, however, for further examination on Sa turday next. Yelterday Heller Ititehener, the firvant of the late Mr. Blight, was brought to the office, from the Brown Bear public home, and underwent a Long pri vate examination. After which the was difcharged, on her promife to appear whenever called upon, and to give notice where the is to be found, till the per petrator of this horrid deed is brought to condign. punithment. Tuefday morning, about nine o'clock, i feriotis accident took place in a houfe in Little Vine-Itreet, corner of gwallow-Ilreet, Precast:lly. A poor wo man, who, with her itufband and two children, had taken an upper apartment in the houfe only the night before, watt to polith her grate with a paper of what the fuppofed to be black lead dull ; and not finding it anfwer the purpofe, the threw the paper, with the whole of its contents, confining of mar half a pound of gon powder, into the antes : a (park of fire imme diately after communicating with it, the whole blew up with a violent explofion, that alarmed the neigh bourhood. The bottle being very old, upwards of twelve or fourteen feet (quart of the front *as for ced into the (but, with feveral articles of furniture, but without injuring the roof. The poor woman was a little burned in the arm, but the children, who were fortunately playing at the other end of the room, efcaped unhurt. It being at full imagined that the accident was premeditated, the parties were carried before the Magitirates at Bow-meet, and underwent an examination ; but it fully appearing that it was a mere accident, they were dikharged. A confider: able crowd was artrafled to the (pot during the greater part of the day. UNION HALI......NCIICITIay a baker, refitting is Camden-greet, Newington, was Contieed of 'l,ayspg in his poffeffion eight quartern and fonrteco bal quartern loaves, deficient in weight forty-fix ounces. This being his firlt offence, be was convicted in the mitigated penalty of 2s. 6d. per ounce, amounting to 1 5s. A not tonic place in the neighbourhood of Golden fquare, on Tuefday, in confequence of a difpute be tween a foldier of the 3d regiment of Guards and Mr. Bolton, a pork butcher, in Silret-itreet, Golden fquare, relative to the purchafe of a part of a pig's head. The foldier rattled, that he had not had enough for his money, and with two of his comrades of the fame regiment made a great noife at Mr. 13t11- ton't (hop, in confequence of which a confiderable mob colleted. Peace Officers were fent for, and three conftables came, who, atter fcuMing with the foldiers ler (*time time, focceeded in taking one of the foldiers to Marlborough greet police office. A great number of conftables armed with coda - es Coon after-. wards arrived, who took another of the foldieri into cuflody, and conveyed him to the Lime efface. An examination took place before the Magiaratesi• 'the refuit of 'which was, that the two foldiers were committed to the. New Ptifon, together with one of the mob, who was charged aiLaing the ri9ters! and Mr. Button and anoiber pylon, who had back 'hie windows broke in the ,dray, were '!sued area tq rofecute. , 1 . ..X•1/11 •VO 'lf, . V e d no rd e y fe'nnigbt a flack of.kettityamillbe.nrer !mites of Mr. Brats, of Molelerafir•wrai4o4 l B4._/l En Torklbire was digovered robe on fi re, littellriNtMe '464 iffidarrat the flames %Me &ot Auldet.,TrApuf. ,wands' damage. Two fervent' of Mr, $ sarsart***' *mak. were UpprelltThitd fufpiciow; Abeam% Illas - diCcintgedthe i forthe evenlng,'ln the Wottln'ivelt eonnaitied to Yak Cant:, for'ffilbei4itilka'tla.% c TVIA . On Tnefttay tat, at his hunk tielrjae, the i a•T; ,t 1 Sir John Johnitone, of Weevil:llh ii: K. IA a dayi;',t;t r. SUDDEN DIATRS.IIIIIICI I tOOkC.4/..14 tilgivec„r HOVC, 11 . General of his Majetty t force-. Colostel uf the 3fc.h ~ ; ; t of *vat s and M. P. for the cogpty of M.antopt h. ,Ti.c cireimdtaaces at• vending his diffolution agora at. awful !dfat? of the Uniert4lnty of 1 ill human cnjoyoteins. fie wa t toorting on the Trcllick dills on Friday* ,0,, A nd L l el ju4hced at a ltirsl, when lik; . 1.11 dead from Ai' bottle its an aptailety F • Tarfday colusight,*confequeoce of aWI from his borfc on the preceding evening, as, he was returning front DroitWith to Worccf. ter,* the 2zd year of his age, Cape. J. Bind,orthe 96th regiment. At WOrexaoe, GM* liankahle, of Vitus ]'his ignLiallaa had only arrived on Satanlay from h%alvgn, in the company of a friebtf, with taboo's be was walking up knoad-ferect, when he was' Wiwi, wits an opliaffliefat; tc wakienoodiatelp conveyed to an Inn, Where he expired. Saturday le'nnight, In the morning, Mr. Cherfhm, a refmtdtablii farms*, of Shottelok r usar Clatdicr, was fowskaleol. iu a fi eld at, Sutton. It appear. the alcceated was ratlmr 1.114 ed to fits, anti had been at Thorne* the day precedbtx,ftkitig'ed.oght e r &hit ' who hires there, and who ageompaided 44*An his way burnt tli within a few yards of the field where he was tottml. apisartntli then In good health?' It Is therefore futspikdd -be wa.. Livid wlth alit busicoliptelyefser his dapettor lilt high. as there were nut arks 1 ,4: v i o loc c u p . pt. body ; the deccahid had 2;1 6.. in la liocket. The fame titlys ear.irill- 1 0' 4 n!fiver lan ett#Enir‘t" riding qua'. trans* at the port of Holyake, seas rettonit i g Y.:on his (tiny fa 'aim*, he rude op for the purpoft of sdAlivrone of the men irk itpeobs. what kc no *quer touched di c uar thee . ht f..dh. F ko n s fe ',apd,lnunediately expired, Whatnot uttesitig word ! On Suititit feriudghtr 'Wm. Mickley; a Vater maker. ha illse. 4tridge. :War Cholter..haWet guottliwni7tli F aro! Dee in a bong with his brother and foam Incodit, I . n tit...purpfc of taking fdlai 'bear Park-gate, whfilt ht"the ad of drawing ske net od Ihuslej 'conistaturA of its lwalipars, and that ht Was it); no which his . brother and the other mat gut bhp into ttieboar, when he loin. . e d on his brothers brcalt, tool inflantly expired. Re has left 4 wile pregnant, susitivo frooll.eldhlren, to honent his lot & Yetterday morniog as iv.r. Johnfoo, landlord of the Belt', it: Bride lane, fleet -ttrcet, s a ss paying Isis btcome r.x, he wa s ki te d with a fit.aul brag taken Iwiate, aud putty Tied, irc ioluasotai expired. . Ships ye Mnrket. ss Neu/sl a t:foal! 3 Sunda Stone Coal 6141 c ET,. Uctipet y. • :!tits Sal. Priem IA 441.94 Sts - S . A 4! 34 •4 • . cd. • • , U tilOgi *AO*. AMitikrii4oo4,4*Yo•MANAßDef.. Nor** . - so .alinutes after g • - sr.errinno• . • a to tningies alter 4 • • . A CERTAIN CURE FOR CO RNS INFALLIBLE GERMAN CC RN-PLAISTER. r rHE PROPRIETOR of ttdd =oft excelled* a REMU)Y is fweertaiu of its lifficogy, having never fa i dol, in a variety of Cafes, agrees,, if It does pot eradicate the Cain; toot and branch, To a erns is Volt wokiff. - And be 'cgs Min to add, that k has infinitely the advantage qfzhemumberld's Meths adorn Ointments, Salves, &c. as matey hundreds of aftlidted per. foes can terrify, among *hem we focac or thelird elizradersik this kingdom. • Sc4d Wholefale and Retail by TAsta, NW 1„ tineb-fane,neir *e ROyal Exchange; and alto by Me. Day, Ito;' 7, Tavitheb., Breen; Mg. WilRO. N4 3W. S. J4nwes - ;. Mr. HP4II Ilka at, PallAlaIl; Mc. Ward s , Na ize . , Holborn; and Imago sad C. No: iscr, Orford -Brett. ' • • id.BriAol. 11 Mr. Well and Mr. Shttr o4 liookfellera . Bath, By Hazard, bookfeUer, and )h , perfumer. Edinburgh, by Steter;• Seatth'Bridge. •• i ' • Pwttfearand Crof_irrts Mr. lierslines. , . . _. ~.• Liverpool, by Mr. Core, printer,and Mi4mari,Dentleßii Portrait:rink, Pdwildstley, booltfeßer. vs' : , . • - And by moft of the Venders of Medicine. in Etraks4. FpaANOTocticadia iiiyfelf to tfle And& and beal by the mod confident* practice that ict inbrio* iildik rtb d onli elt k trope* to Me t% 1 theft that kale mitt Mate mg *Mil than thole who, in * enteaftee field al the ate monSomdly imnacrfed in uncertainty, indeannd attain that *weds - which 157,1 by omiontinedagebe to omelets of dif= .Us didi er of DEBILrFY arc pep-lady einotio4 . , for de* a . ii r th them a train of eamesikani i rptams. mid, bye de vit4 414 "Mb as ctamPl oPOSIPto. bod,Poori= Me Beni l prevakwas 41 es illisidits of feimid.hopt Sr al laiff,on ofolitoistA MIMI tat es etot aardildsi i =64loiut Mr fe 11, 11 , 1 e, If nnal, sair, the istlarated, ape mit moms . If le . As a MrildlEE"6. if three ROTA entri SUlPTedisrlig. I' ground my pectenfloos On reedarig at an; and ---s. every relator to prattles . I fad myMf enritled ti that eesfidolds. with vestal I hue hitherto hem fa l'y ... benawad. In the ant fanfations of local -st's. emit aPpticcrlon va pettiest the ealazairtof a debilitated treble vintt eve the 6th few, frame coifebsufnes of the =manila* of the vice which. coded his misfortune, is fearful at the commis or ceaiure of Ida funny phyucian and broodi over bb InArnitYwith careful cod; cealmcnt, it malt be facistaelwiy fOr him tole idiuo.oot orgy og capability of treatment, but .tie of Ow molt kiriohlgr rectal- And in recent Venereal Complaints It IV millide to permit pains danger or der.* ; in tae an* amplitd.od'afes It is the accdes matt of achieve expetiente in els hue to did! $ Cife, cat*. and fpeedy re.eftztltittroate.' I offer the &tannage of this enpteiwme to lade of either fez whit are adlided with any kind of DR Y. pt t any flmillou at VENI;REAL iNPECTION, aid iiiiill;Otes the terms stoma.: tIC-ados its anal on astir. kelerviVof• raeentsin the czwiwy are ezjiediad to ineinfe a Bank 06,14 Ile we rrtzucite4 to fpwify r. age and anomie of living. • MAlrcal *Ps • Member of the Boval.Coliege d Saracens in Landon, We sa Amulet *wet. *Void own fp.rviei her Tr THUS. TAYLOR, hfg. N 0.9, Nertlrfigodlaßats SIR —I confider it but an aft ni jug ke dqe to the merits of your LEAKE's PATENT Vii A LS, to comampl eate to yno the following Cure, whielthae recently been perfornsed by than s—Ap acquaintance of miue, who by the breaking gut of an old Venereal Complaint (attendee by a Complication of Elif. orders artirgiticreftem), was revived almolt to a Ramo and acne' behold the beg medical adsise chificcauld be obeihusd; and tried a variety of patent Inedicine‘nathing could be procured which teemed to fiat his cafe, or to do Isia any (ache ; he remain alp a malt reduced and pitiable fititatiorfor two years, unable ter follow his profeCgon, and fcarcely able to calk or even to Rand tok hh legs; In het, noone who knew him wee foppofed it pogible for hlm to recover. He was adsifed at Lure try your Lease* Puss—he did fo, ttridity ulhering to thoXiredions glees with than--be hart not taken more that, two box%best,ce be found as alteration foe the better : this encouraged MA. to proceed, mit/ takh:g a few boxes more be found his appetiie.l l ,l strength *gradu ally return, and is now as healthy and as Rat as any man I ban*. You are welcome, Sir, to refer auy,pgan to me for a confirmation of the above account if it thOottl beln l bted. I am, Sir,your obedient humble lowasc, • Library, folkftorte, July to, 1805. 1110, FURRY. Prepared and foist by the Pole Prnerizrot Taos. Tor cot, Member of the Royal College of lirgelus, Lew don, at his Mute, No. 9, New Br.Jge greet; Where, after a constant re6dcnee of* mote than so yeas, ha pradice particularly Weeded to the cote of I'Fiaer..l catmints and thole acidentalto .the parts of genergyign.iti I.o:b k sLO, .that inviolablehersey which men of his unifftgop Poue.d 4 6 1 s °Verve, he Litters hltufelf the advice and affidince he gratuitnitly adaMifters to perfons taking this medicine, will be etbasineslabl a diferiridnit public, as an advantage (Odom ta tic oinfill.4 ll4 void of ambiguity. Aldo fold, by his appoionuest,.f9r the Fgpesinjenes of thole ing at a ditto:cc. at the Pei-lbw's. N 0.41 . 14. Alban's-greet, PR Mat; the T oyUi u p. 5.)3, Oxford-Rim ; hat; lialborough, ys tifk ftreet ; Mr. Baxter's. South-bildge,ltbainws;ll t Mr. krks 'nod* ourgow ; sar.eaiiiveire..D9W.4 454414 . 4 1 94 6 . 1 - 17 0/Pm% Flidr.Arbinfoo's, Manchgfter, and.by. ape psrfon in every Confca derable town 'ln Great Break' . ard lrerand, IN boxes of only u& 9d. each.. (tiled- up with full and plain direetioas, whereby pertone of either rev may core theatrics% with eafrUpent, feentey, ak4faretY.' KZ. Peery Box !AM anti( Britain 4i00k4 /fp with a POP* nit with*, I*D/too of the Cconalfriusers, tat/Tinted the scan. p fl;aplor, N 0. 90 Now Itgct—to imitate which WI fekviy. and alleihees akeerninterfeft. _ 4.4/oUulti etimoi god Pubittbett bF 404 terburrplate, Lambeth), &tat STAR Orr arm, rutailica ago at the Slim °MCI,