Star. — London, England, 1805-08-31 00:00:00

ON THE DEATH OF A FRIEND. BY A YOUNG LADY. 'Tts 'aft ! ftern Death has ftruck the fatal blow, Too foon tbe Tyrant laid his victim low ; Tho' wrapt in duft facet Mmuoses allies lie, Her fpotlefs foul claims kindred with the fay. .fp'd ih death's cold embrace, thole charms now reit, That form by beauty's faireft linger dreft, No more admirl—no : beauty could not Cave, Nor virtue guard ber from the gloomy grave; Her foul, tranfported, left this dark abode, To join the throng around the throne of Gov ; And there what Angels chnunc their fangs of prdfc. ' with holy raptures joins their folenui lays. ( • a ,='. i 1 ' ( , :z.'..:-='• ) : i i The foll, lir:. people, wit is now at w ti years ago b Gibbon, . ; ' the Roma! ferves, a la i , • I'. the molt in remark ht it : and ni; to the Mal 1 , partly furs 1 .: I. perfon to t I'. I can affirr — i , to bring ar whole G , e• i. own hinds . bufinels of of the moll day of afti ' warm duri a fpread fa t ' otherwife d ' primeval 1 ' There is ni " the Prince , 4 ivay, nag e , '' Perhaps I for the pn . *Mahrattas . , , Mahrattas • , in their ow . , - ble ; of th , made tome . , ! ly to be cc in the utm More prud Jae, the gri attempt tl try, of a fi , perte, but • then appar 11 .‘ PILOVIDIN( to extend , wallies, hal , +, bate the a ' 1 •,, and ereflet , 1 meat, on t ; ' years.dura / 1,. dominion, parallel in V, , i five years ; , !' contend wi . , Ilion of H , put, the ci 1 ,. for the em i i , they were , Ready poll . , 3ca of unit i I from its c united fors fated the a i i i already pr, 1 •tql diftraftion: . 1•. It is one t 1 meat, that hate of wa the unfettl vernment ! beld only • under of I I ways giver by actual I war is wit , Chiefs of t difirias w: . of fabjeflit The M: ing fill e , . rarely cal , my ; but s i many day verfaries t 1 ttroying tl the lalt ex The NI: and rapid felves to violence n , is inctedil o endure ; 1 . i,tying one robfidence the army i his hands day. Hi! the additi , ly adminii ;,,rm ;acts I encumber vet:) , great wttard of • t ikam ever I Yefterd .1 gaol in . I i 1 • , it Saffror ••:' confine On We man was • f. ight and '..'ilf. comp -t'om the 1 , , ! ...-as ft) sic tt of II THE MAHE-ITEM following particulars of thefe extraordinary with whom the Englifh Government in India it war, are extracted from a letter written a few yo by an officer in the fervice of the Peifhwa: ition, in his Hiftory of the Decline and Fall of zman Empire, in fpeaking of the Tartars, ob that a paftoral people ire, above al/ others, `inclined and bell cultivated for war. This has both truth and novslty to recommend . May be farther confirmed by being . applied blalsratras, a people whote occupation, are 'mat. Homer mentions Princeffes going in' :o the fountains to wafh their houfehold linen, Arm having teen daughters of a prince (able an army into the field much larger than the , eek Confederacy) making bread with her. ids, and otherwife employed in the ordinary, ,of domeftie houfewifery. l.have feen one' . moll powerful Chiefs of the Empire, after a lotion, atilt in kindling a.firt to keep himfelf luring the night, and fitting on the ground on faddle cloth, didtating to his fectetyies, and voile difcharging the dimes of his Ration. This , 'al plainnefs operates upon the whole people. ' .a no dillinftion of fentiment to.be difserned : 'rince and his domeftic think efaaly in the fame , and exprefs themfelves in the Tank terms. 'erhaps no .country on earth is ,better calculated purpofe of ddenfive ;war :than that of the Inas ; fo that, 'whatever be the fortune of the Attas in the field, we may fafely pronounce, that • own country, they will always be impregna / this truth the Emperor Aurengzebei who fome attempts to fylingate it, appeared latter convinced ; for, en acting an the Deccan, mmoll plenitude o his power, he thought it 7 i l prudent to fubmit to the depredations of Sera ' great founder of the Mahratta Empire, than the purfalit, through a mountainous awn. . fugitiveitrmy, that he might poffibly dif out nevi/ defeat. Yet there were the people varently inconfiderable, that were deltined by mines to overtnrnthe empire he was labouring :tend ; who, 'Ging from their mountains and have, in lefs than a century, levelled to its e whole fabric of Mahomined.tn greatnefs, ended for themfelves an independent Govern on the ruins of an empire of [even hundred lunation : perhaps fuch a fudden aereffiOn of ion, from fo °Vane an origin, is without a 'in the annals of mankind. About thirty irs ago the Mahrattas were ftrong encnigh to ! with the Muffulmans for the fupreme 'clomi• Hindoltan. At the fanscus battle Of Panni colledive ftrength of both parties coritefted. . empire. The Mahrattas were defeated, byt were neither difperfed nnr fubdued. Their , policy moving progreffively to its grand ob univerfal domination, was not to be diverted courfe by 'a tingle overthrew ; but by the torte of victory and intrigue they have annihi ie overgrown Government of the Emperors, , prepared for the event by its own extent, its :ions, and its vices. one peculiar feature of the Mahratta Govern that the empire always confiders itfelf as in a ' war. This circumftancc entirely refults from ...,,ettled and fluctuating (late of the internal go ,ernment ; their recent acquifitions in Hindothm, I only by the fword, and the necelfity they are • of compelling the payment of the chout, al a given with reFudance, and frequently extorted actual force. But, independently of thefeminives, is with them a fource of revenge, as the different of the Empire make annual campaigns, iu the which have not yet been brought to a Rate :Rion or actual fervitude. Mahrattas never come to ation without hav endeavoured to negotiate ; they even very engage when they come in fight of the ene my unlefs attacked, will remain in their camp days ; during this time they harrafs their ad ies by cutting off forage and futiplies, and de 1g the adjacent country ; and newer, except in t extremity, come to clofe action. hlaliratta cavalry, at times, make very long ?id marches, in which they do not futicr them to be interrupted by the monfoon, or any lee of weather. In very prefling exigencies it Idible the fatigue a Mahratta horfeman will : ; frequently many days pal; without his en one regular meal; but he depends entirely for ,ence on the different corn fields through which ay pars; a few heads ofjoary, which he chafes in ,ands while on horfeback, will terve him for the His horfe fubfifts on the fame fare ; and With . tddition cf npium, which the Mahrattas fi equent minilter to their cattle, they are ciiabled to per incisdible marches. Should the army even be ibertd with heavy artillery, they (till move with teat celerity, as there is always, an advanced of cavalry detached to. prefs draught bullocks .very town in fight. .Rerday R. Deering, who made his efcape oat of ' in Mex. Come months ago t was apprehended 5-on Hill, and reconduded to his tdrrneltlaee .inement Wednefday evening as a gentleman's coach was driving down Argyle-Rreet, the horfes took And ran againa the railing of a houfe, which :ompletely driven in. The coachman was thrown Ile box, and the wheels going over his loins, much btuilad as to bt taken up with thud' 112. DUNDEE, Auausr 23: The annual feati of the Lunan and Vinney Water Farming Society was held on the isth Wt. at the Dunnichen Inn, and was attended by a great many refpeeable real and honorary members. Several important farming topics Were very ably difcuffed ; among others, the belt method of improving their , breed of working cattle and horfes. On this laft fnbjell, Mr. SCOTT, of Refwallie, gave in a very fen• fibfe memorial; and the Secretary, the Rev. Mr. Root', Minifier of Denino, read a very pleafant Way, to prove, that the bell animal that could be brought up on a farm, was a Good Wife. Colone HUNTER otturnfide, and the Freres, un dertook, at their own expence, to provide a good bode, by next feafon, for improving the breed of the Society's work horfes ; but the members were divided in their opinion as to the quarter from which fuch a horft fhould be brought. Some approved of the Norfolk punch horfe ; Come of the Weft Country breed; and others of a dark of blood and bone front Yorkihire. The petition fo ftrongly efponfed by Mr. Arritua Yousc, was very ably difculted, viz. that green crops fuperfeded entirely the ufe of a dead fallow. Notwithftanding fo great an authority, the Society delivered it as • their unanimous opinion, that few farms would be properly kept clean without a dead fallow every eighth or tenth year. On the queftion, as to the preference due to borfes or oxen, the Society thought there might be cafes in which part of the work might be performed ad vantagedufly enough by oxen, but that the horfe, by the univerfality of his powers, was, in general, to be preferred : and they all agreed, that ow, when wrought, ought to be fed in as expetiiiie a tnanner as horfes. The Society propote to devote the whole of the day of their next annual meeting to agricultural purpofes, and to meet by eleven o'clock, a. in. to look at inch farm animals as any of the members might incline to {hew ; whether boats, oxen, cows, &cep, or pigs ; and that the owners of the mole ap proved fpectmens should have their names honour ably mentioned in the Minutes of the Society. The Society refolved to redouble thcir exertions to. extirpate the noxious weeds which infeft their pafture fields and the fides of the highways ; the rag weed, thiftles, nettles, and docks ; which, from their prevalence, were believed to confume a filth or feventb part of all the nourilhment for vegetables in the diarid. The Society adhered to their refolution to require certificates from their left plaices, with their new hired farm fervants. The good humour and jollity with which the feaft concluded, did honour to a homely dinner, accom panied with the liquors of our own country produce, Strong beer, porter, and whilky punch. But what rendered the teen the molt pleating, was the zeal and unanimity 'with' which molt of the members had contributed their mite towards the defence of their King, qontlitution, and Country, in cafe of its being ittvaded by a foreign enemy. Many of the members having taken an adive there, in form ing in the centre of the diatid, either by their own Cervices in pet-Con, or by their tons, brothers, and ftivtints, die corps of Dunnichen Loyal Volunteer Infantry, whirl, when in quarters this fummer, in Arbrdath, diftinguithed itfelf fo much by• the fine and foldier-like appearance of its Officers and men, and by their orderly behaviour and proficiency in their exercite. The Society continued its office-bear ers, admitted feveral new members, appointed a Committee to fix a day for its next annual feat, and parted in the moil perfect harmony and good humour. LONDON M4RKETS; CORN-EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 30. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from the 12th of Auguft to the t7th of Auguft—Total 7,022 Quarters. Average 89, 6eL higher than fait return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Front the t7th of Auguft to the 23d of Anglia. Total--7,976 rack►—Average Eat. 9t1.- 6s. 2d. lower than laft return. INSPECTOR'S - R - 1. 7 :1'U RN - AT UXDKIDCE, AUGUST aso. Wheat per load sal co to al .4 Paley per quarter 21 C 2 to 21 Ss Oats per ditto sl iu to 11 as Beaus per ditto sl to to 21 las Pate pa ditto 21 to to 21 tss PRICE OF HOPS. 1 , 1112112T11. ICelll • sl ss to 71 os l Kest . sl su to 71 Res Suffer . sl ss to 61 nu Satre: sl sof to 71 co Elks sl ss to 61 tos Farnham 91 os to id 6s Old Duty, 21,ccoL PRICE OF HOPS IN THE ECIROUGH. Sege sl las to 71 7s I Pockets 61 os to 71 iss PAUCE OF SEEDS IN MARK•LANE. . Caw-away new 63e to 6ss per Cilit. Coriatolrx ..—s to isot 40. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Wfaitechapel. HarPerkw4l3 JO to 4 to 3 ooto 4 is 0 3 16 to 4 s 4 o Straw 1 •to 3 o 2 11 otO j j 0 it ato 1 10 0 Chyme 3 is to s ts s oto 6 • • NEWGATi and I.EADENHALL, Augmt x 9. Per none of Sib. by the earcafe. Beef 3. od to 49 od I Veal 3$ od to 49 44 Mutton 39 4d to Ato o-. 1 Pork 4$ 0.1 to 49 lid Lamb 3$ gd ea 41 gd. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. _ . _ St. James's market 4s old Town Tallow 684 od to cm Clare Market 42 Wid Ruffia ditto (can.) yis oil to yas Whitechapel Market Rullia ditto (foap) 68s to oos 04 (pa tone (AIM) 3s yid Mehed scuff sgs to et* od -- Ditto rough 43s od to is• 121 otd Greases azs od Average Price As od Conti Dregs ins to os Yellow Snap, CBs to or.--Mottled, Sit -- s— Cu r d , gas . Price of Candles pee &ton, lis od—kloulds, s 2s 04 RAW HIDES. Hides (perfione) 3,s 641 to 3s 8d Horfe Skins Ms od to ins Middling 3s 24 to is 4d Sheep Skins as 6d to os od Ordinary 211 10d to 3s od Sheartinp is 6d to is od Hesry Calf Ils 64 malt 1 Lamb Skins ss 6d to 4s 64 PRICE OF LEATHER. per Ils. AT LEADENHALL. Rumor/ to s6lb cacti sad to 23{d Disci), 60 to 651 b std to 264 Merchants auks ..-d to sad Dreffsag Hides stild to 23d Platens& Hides IA to 14 Crop Hides for Cutting ur 10 ,0,311 Flat Ordinary st 11 d „c4ir skins, 30 to 40ih VS dozes 3841 to 42d Ditto so to yolk 38d to 424 Ditto yo to golb 36d to 38d Small Seals (Greenland) per Ils. 3s ed to 3, 64 Large ditto saos to silos per dor. Goat Skins 3os to 6os. ditto. Tanned Hoek Hides sss to 381 esek Bark'pet load - lig. od. to aVL Pouc3, lltiostOu Housr. Yefterday fe►eral Unlawful nets were brought to the Mattison Houle by one of the Water Bailiffs Affillants, who had feir4d them on the Thames, above Fulham. In confideration of the good charaaers given the Mermen, the penalties were not wafted, but the nets were condemned and forfeited. _ _ _ A Mailer Baker, at Ealing, was fnmmoned before the LORD MAYOR for DOC fending in his returns of Hour to the Cocket Office. It appeared the baker had neglected a commons fent him by the Bakers' Company, under the idea that he was not within the jurifdiEtion of the City of London i as the A& of Parliament only called upon bakers reading within ten miles of the Metropolis to make their returns to the Cocket Office. To afcertain whether be was within the dillance, the Bakers' Company meafured the ground, and the baker was proved to live 9 miles and three quarters from town, he was confequently within the jurifdt@►on of the City. The LORD MAYOR ordered him to pay the expences incurred by the ad meafurement of the ground, &c. bqt did not fine him, in cnnfideration of his expreffing contrition for his condo& Yetterday, Boyer the watchman in Blackfriar's- I road. and J. Odinfell, alias Sir J. Lake, underwent another examination, on fufpicion of robbing the houfe of Mr. Chrifiopher, in Great Charlotte. greet, Blackfriar's-road. There being aodiredt proof agaia(k them, they were held to bail. Friday a Greenwich Rage coachman was fummon ed before the Sitting Magiftrate, at Union Hall, charged with an affatilt by a brother Whip, who Rat ed that the Defendant had knocked him down. The Defendant diddot deny the charge, but faid he did it in confequence of the Complainant having behav ed improperly to a gentleman who was in hrs coach. The Magifirate °Merced, he did not know any clefs of men more troublefome and impertinent than the Greenwich Rage coachmen in general were, and for that reafon he would never (pare them when any complaint was made of their condufthefore him ; but fence it appeared that fome of them had opened their eyes to the impropriety of fitch condua, and not only that, but had even undertaken to corm? and reform the rill, he looked forward with a hope of fee ing them become a fet of the mofi Milted men in his Mejefi y's dominions. He ordered the Defendant to pay a Milling, and be dircharged. Thu: fday, a mifcreant in Covent Garden Market was beating an unfortunate female in the molt unfeel ing manner, when a youth of About fifteen years of age happened to pafs, and reprobated the conduti of the tnercilefs brute, who inßantly threatened to chatlife him for his temerity. The boy, without ce remony, inaantly &ripped, commenced an attack on the hurter, and, to the great fatiafaillion of the fpec tators, beat his antagonifl until he ran away, amida the lhouts of the mo 6 who followed clofe at his heels, warning him in future to beware of ill ufage towards women. At a review , of the 6th, or Ennifkillens, at Brigh ton, on Thurfday, as they were praaifing before the arrival of the Prince, at the hitt charge, one of the hotfes belonging to Captain Miller's troop fell, broke its neck, and was killed on the fisot. The next herfe of the rear rank followed him, with hit rider, who received a fevere kick on the upper lip, but no other injury. The rider was immedi4tely extricated from the dead horfe, and ftripped : he appeared lifelefs ; and, it was feared, he was really fo I but, on being carried off the ground, and blooded, he was, in the courfe of an hour, with the affiftance of two of his brother foldiers, able to walk to the barrack, at the foot of the hill. A perfon died lag Tuefilay in the Poor-Houle at Chelmsford, whore name and place of refidence are at prefent unknown. John Jaggard, the driver of the Bocking waggon, took the deceated up at Mile End, with intent to carry him to Witham ; but he became fe ill by the time be got to Chelmsford, that it was found prudent not to take him any further. The waggoner did not Rev long enough to give the neceffary information concerning this ftranger, if he was poffelled of it, but left him fitting ipeechlefs upon the Reps near the King's Head. The deceafed appeared about 4o years of age, five feet nine or ten inches high, a Rrong honey man, and had on a great coat, fomething like thofe worn by the London Vo lunteers ; the other parts of his drefs were neat, and he had feveral thins and a brown lapelled coat tied in a bundle. His looks fhewed evident figns of a long illnefs ; he had money is his pocket, and a fmall quantity of brandy and wine, but no papers, or any thing which gave the leaft trace as to his name, or to whom he belonged. At Stafford Affizes, which commenced on Wed nefday week, the following prifoners were tried, viz. James Hollins, for a robbery in the dwelling houfe of Catharine Bulkley, condemned ; E. Oliver, for Realing a pig, traafported for feven years ; E. Prieß, for Realing malt, and Elizabeth Pinches, for a rob bery in the houfe of W. Walden, imprifoned two leers ; Beech Bagnall, for haling fome blue colour *rim W. Booth, imprifoned twelve months • J, Whitehoufe, for putting off counterfeit money, fined Sol. and imprifoned twelve months ; Sarah Lycet, for Realing an apron ; and S. Collins. for Reeling pewter plates and tribes, imprifoned lit months, and the latter whipped at Stourbridge. The trial of Penelope Edwards charged with the wilful murder of Eliz. Adams, of Walfall, was deferred till next Aaizes. Againft others no true bills were found 9 and four were acquitted. Jane Taylor, aged thirty-four, broke wit. four years ago, in a large blotch OR her left leg. It con tinued fpreading, till it arrived about the knee. Its firlt appearance was a rednefs of an extreme high co lour; much hear, and a tormeating itching. which deßroyed her fleep. At this time an khorous water was difcharged ; her legs [welling fo as to pre vent her moving freely about. Poultices, and vari ous applications were tried with no pod effect. She then, by recommendation, refolved to take Spilfbury's Patent Antifcorbutic Drops. She perfeverod for fix months, when fhe became entirely well. JANI TAYLOR. 16, Upper Cleveland-ttreet. JrtaiS TA Yumt. Mr. Sri csanalr is not accountable for any mixture fold, unlefs the words " By the King's Patent" are 'alerted at length on the bill of dire/lions, bottle, and wrapper ; the Ramp alfo (the King's duty) is printed in black ink inflead of ted. Bottles Ss. 6d. tos. and • al. as. ditty included. __ 7 On Tansy kit. at Ida houfe in Ratefgate, the Lady of Samoa Holland, M. D. of a daughter. At his houfe in Clifford itreet, the Lady of Charles Badham, M. D. of a fon. At Gillingham, tent, the wife of Captain Roby, of the Royal Nary, of two daughters. At Chatham, Mrs. Drummond, wife of Lieutenant Drusurnotd, of the Royal Marines, cf a fort. MARRIED. At I.ldney, Cloneeiterlhire, the Rev. Franci. Horafhr, of An. vington, to Mifs Harriet Hornfray, eldeft daughteruf Jettoa Huta. fray, Efq. of Broad Waters, Woreefterlhire. At Ditchling Church, Mr, Phis Brazier, to Mrs. Broker, whelk ages added together nuke r 55 years. On the aad init. at Neweaftle, Mr. Arkvrright, record fon of the late Sir Richard Alta.-right, to MI6 Kentish, daughter of Stephen Kemble, Efq. of the Theatre Royal, NevreafUe. On the ssth ult. at Swat ham, Norfolk, W. H. llanejet, RCN Wm. the Royal Artillery, to Mira Mellon, daughter of th e late. RCN Wm. Helton, of Franflsam, fame county. DIED. On the aoth initast, in the Seth — year of his age, Thon Nat Cooke Efq. Ludlow, Salop. Monday Lift, at EAfott, Captain Sir Frtderkk Thefirr, of tLe Royal Navy, Agent for Prifuners of War at Portfmouth Wednefday evening, at her (eat at Richmond, the HOG. Lowther, fitter to the Ducheft of Belton._ Thurfday mornhvg, Mrs. Trypbeta Birth, widow of the late Mr. Lucas Birch, of eurnhilk in t►e 78th year of her age. Monday morning, at lflington, Robert Cartisfs, Efq. aged 67. Sunday Lift, at his feat at Hoveton, Norfolk, in the Both year of his age, John Bloficid, Efq. a Deputy Lieutenant, and more than 46 years an aeling Magiftrate for that county. At Lemington•Spa, near Warwick, thc AAA , . hfr Rayesford, of Powick, near Worcefter. Oa the tsth inftant, at Greenock, Mrs. Jane Somblerville,rtlicl of the late John Wright. Efq, Collartor of Facile. Thorfday fc'nnight, the Adjutant of the Suffer Militia, guar.. tend at Tynanotali Barracks. He was takes ill while at dinner on Wednefday, and died early the next morning. His remains were interred in Tynemouth Church-yard ou Sunday with mili tary honours. On the Loh ha:ant. at Aberleas, Charles Hay. Eki. of Chftcn Pen, Jamaica. NIGH WATFR AT LONDON-FRIDGE TO.II4OERO . Morning . . - I c minutes alter 7 Afternoon. 4l minutes alter 7 HAVING dedicated =pelf to the (Indy, and beat gratified by the mat cooiderable pradice in that brands which I thought over to feted. I truft that I have not more employed nay time than thole who, in the extediorlidd of ea profs:Sens are ocadocillY inunctfol i,a uncertaiatr, sad mama siways attain that him* which la acquired by axibentrating dos bselledeal power to aosolds of akin% The Masks of MAL= era abbe' s& for the, Mpg with than train'of ,anti, by a de. prides of all vital clew, kilkeat lamas eihkered.s. Whether they arite freas the pecialkus df3l cum*, theciestrio dve habits of fehnol-boys, at' the ilahargences of maturity, therm. quire the used ilidushs prohibit! Sara; bat by the Iverson et =educated men, the fymptomsare aggravated, anti the am& talon is ddtroyeti. As a MU M& of de ROYAL COLLKIItef SURGIIOIII, I ground alp pnteshoos es regularity of etkiesdan aad padres gym privilege to Freaks,' feel nayfelf entided to that Wei de= with which lane hitherto ban fo liberally honoured. In the lilt dace of local weaktsers, early appliestke prevent the Of a debilitated fame; het where the fef. , , knr, fees a esmkktiads of the uransuilkids of the sloe kWh ' canted his seklbotpoo. Is fearful of the katcmpt w maw, tif Mi family phylides, asithneds over his infirmity with careful aut. emloses, k molt} kiklaenry for him to he altered not ally it espotalty of but alto d the matt inviolable teensy. AMIE roost Tsliaof Mentalists it is petitions present pole, dsager et Ski; is the ass& complicated coke it is the tacet of midi', this hoe to died a We, etre* it safpeedy I oiler the" ' o to there of eke fa ski are eiliNted Ida ley kind bf DffiS TT, of any (vestal* al iRIiRREAL neacrioN, end In di 'daubs terms at reek are Rated on the fir* interview. nos in the eouavr are expunged to ladok a Bank aide, nid are requital to *wily 13ktr age hod manner of !Mpg. kIatILTIN MBE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons In !soda& Ne se. Arundel-area, Strand, tau Temple DR. SOLOMON's ANTI-IMPETIGENES. DR. JOHN HUNTER and Many Other Medird men have treated nsafterly on certain complaints, bat they aU follow the Reps of their predeceffors. Mercury, Mercury, is !till their grand clun.aderic! and whisk notwithltanding all its alkdgetl improvements and combinations, is Mercury nevcrthelefs! But the Anti Itnpetigenes has long been Wed in an extenfiveri rate prat:tire, and in a multiplicity of inflames found to be a Co vertigo, a fate &Meetly, and effectual remedy for every Rage and fymptom, and is the belt fubititute ever dikovered for Mercury : it fweetens the blond, and ftimulates it to espel all noxious and im pure juices ; sties ftrength and tone to the nerves, enlivens and is vigorates, at ono and the fame time, both body add mind; it jell ly claims a preeminence over all other medicines, bring decidedly adapted for the fpeedy removal of tittle complaints, as well as the fcurvy, ferofula, King's Evil, and even the kprofy itfelf ; it is not to bc paralleled in the whole Materia Medic'. High as the faculty now Rand in the opinion of the world, their fandlion is daily given to this admirable preparation, which takes Inatome unarm the authority of the great Cullen of Edinburgh (by 'whore Nofology on the Praetice of PhyGe every Phyfician is di reeled ;) its efficacy being well eft ffiliffied for thole direful cala mities which comprodaend korbutic, leprous, fercdukus, and vine real complaints, forwhich the Anti-I mpetigenesis happily adarted. ' Half.a-Guinea a.Bottle, with copious foho diredions, to enable pe rims to cure thanfelves, in which many extraordinary cafes arc publiffied. There are alto Family Bottles, containing the quantity of four at tos. 6d. for 335. by which cos. are Laved. Note--Eack bottle has a Government Stamp, with the name ' SamL Solomon, Liverpool,' engraved thereon, to imitate which is felony. Sold in London by Mrs. Mathews, IS, Strand ; Dicey and Sut ton, Bow Church-yard; Bacon, rso,Oxford-ftreet; Pidding 06, Ox• ford.ftreet,Oppofite the Pantheon; Butler, 4, Cheapfsde ; Barclay anti Son, Fleet market; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church yard; Howard and Evans, Long Lane.Weft-Smithfield; and par ticularly at the following places, viz. Briltol, Mrs Shiercliff Lynn, Pigge Bath, Hazard Manchelter Staines Berwick,Carr Margate, Silver Batingft ke, Hulbert Mellifham, Hoare Bradtord, Wilts; Hopkins Maidenhead, Bimell Bridpert, kolwas .. Malmfbury, Lea Bridgwater, Poole Manningtree, Wilkinfoo Bewalcy, Pratdngtost Nottingham, Burbagc & Stret Bieefter, Stephens ton 1 Brentfoisi, Norbury Neweaftle upon Tyne,Hutchis. I Bearninfter, Hine fou and Co. I Whops Waltham, Jennings Norwich, Stottninti Baintree, Shearenot Newport, Ifle of Wight, Albia Coventry, Merridew Natotwich, Sisseton Canterbury, Briftow Of weltry. 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