Star. — London, England, 1805-04-20 00:00:00

SLAV' TO THE EDI it THE STAR. Sir—l have frequent., .ieard the following argu ment triumphantly urged againll the Abolition of the .‘trican Stave Trade :—" Ape not the Negroes flavt:. in their own country, in fubjeltion to cruel,. barbarous, uncivilized tyrants ; from whom it is a Itiotin is to refett; them, and to tranfport them to the enjoyment of comparative fecurity and happinefi, in toe Welt ?" Here, however, the poverty of language tends, in no (mall degree, to miflead our juusinent ; and becaule what is rec.! Slavery, exists in Africa, our colonial fyliem, in all its parts. is ?Ironic i (extravagantly enough) to be lawful and even humane. _ _ ran let its compare thefe two antes : and firfl, as I to their effeds. Does the population of Africa de creafe ? No ;it increafes fo rapidly, that even the murderous Slave Trade is thence annually fupplied with its 80,000 viaims, independent of, at leall, an equal number, which rrittl almaft neceffarily be fa crificed, in'otder that thefe may be procured. Then, ac to the nature of this fervitude.—Are Slaves in Africa fobjeeled to the fame compulfory procefs for the exttaflion of their labour as in the WWeft Indies ? or, are they tubjeeed to the fame pri. station of every civil and political tight ? Let this quellion be anfwered, by an appeal to the writings of Slave Traders, and avowed an! aboliti , asi is. Mr. Moore, who was Paftnr to the lt , yal African Com pany in the Rfter Gambia, about the year 173 c, thus exprelfes himielf " Some people, ffeys he) have a good many Insure !laves, which is their greatell glnrl, and they lire In well and e-ify, that i 1 is fxnplimes • a v-ry hard maw,- to Imintt the davit from their inAjlert or )4riffes ; they very often being better clothed, efpecially the females, who have fotnetimes coral, amber, and liver about their arias, to the value of twenty or tl!irry pounds iler ling. Many oldie Slaves are born in their families. There is a whole village near Borcoe, of two hon• dred people, who ate all the wives, flares, or children of one man. I never heard of but one ih.:e ever fdd a ft wily ' , r . /lave,. eecelt for feud) or:ma, as would have n than to le fad, had they beeitfree. It there ate many fa :hilt, Slaves, and one of them commits a crime, the mailer emtnotftli him *without the joint co;u2nt of the ;- 1.4 ii he does, they mill all run away, and he protec ted by the next kingdom to which they fly." Mr. Park fully confirms the flalement of Mr. Moore ; and from him it fully appears, that al ihnogh what is called domefticflavery exifts in Africa, yt.t the evils of the Slave Trade do not fall with leis welylit upon domeftic Slaves than upon freemen.— hi, Park not only defcribes the eircomtiances ~f t h e me.:ic Slave to he fo ear) , and comfortable, that in every labopions occupation the Maner and his Slave work to ether, without any dittinftian of In periority," hot he likewife admits, that he can only be fold to roteigners in cafes which would equally authorize the tale of freemen : loch as crimes, inf capture in war, ar.d witchcraft. And he adds what is very important to the prtfent argument, viz. " The mailer cannot' fell his domellic Slave without having fir ft brought hint to public tri..l before the Chief Men of the place "—Pat k's Ttavels, p. 28. Innumerable teitimories to the fame effeft • might lady be produced, which would all gotoeft.blifh, in controvertibly, the almott incalculable dillauce which feparates our fyflem of Colonial Bondage from the rtomeftic Servitude of Africa. But in Africa, let it further be remembered, there is no difference of co • lour between tie Mailer and the Slave. In the Ifl.inds, on the contrary, the difference is fo plain and obvious, that many Welk Indians fcruple not to avow their belief, that the Negroes arc an inferior or der of beings to their mailers; a link in the chain which connet9s the Homo Sapient with the brute ;—a fpecici of Oran Olitang. differing from their brethren of the woods only in polialing the faculty of fpeech. Can we then wonder, that when even their claim to be confideted as human is questioned, they ghoul(' net be treated as men, and fhould be denied the com mon rights a humanity ? Under Inch circum fiances, they are, natut ally enough, excluded from the pale of that fympathy, which a fettle of comma) stain , e and of a comincnextraeli ,n infpires ; and which, in minds not habtually regulated by Religion, is the greatett and fureit fource of benevolence, and the bell guard againfl the ahufe of defpotic atithot ity. I am unwilling to extend this paper to an imp. derate length ; but yet 1 cannot avoid remarkingthe cvnfirmatian which my reafoning derives from what has lately patted in St. Domingo. Had Weft Indian Bondage been that mild fyflem which it has been re presented t.. be ; is it foppofeable ihat a whole com munity Humid unite as one man, not only in calling off the yoke, but in preferring extermination, by the will cruel means, tr• fo6rnitting again to wear it ? But I forbear to enter on this extenfive field. It was my intents n to have laid a few words in . reply to the argtiments adduced to eflabligh the im prat9icability of abolillting the Slave Trade ; but mull referve what I have to lay to a future opportu nity ; only remarking, that if it was as true as it is demonarably falfe, that in the event of our abolifb . ing tie Trade, not one .Ifriean tbe left quill be fol/, I fhould dill fay that the Slave Trade ought not, for • one m-trent, to he tolerated by this country. IT is FntlNitt D IN INIVSTICS :—IT IS FOE ri RFD BY COM + Mt RCIAL AVARICE : IT IS TRANSACTED IN BLOOD 1 _ T IS. IN SitttT,A PRACTICE IN WHICH NO CHRISTIAN CA' HAVE ANY PARTICIPATION. " Canft thou. and lion er'd with a Chriflian's name, Loy what is woman born, and feel no fbame ? Trade in the Blnnel of Innocence, and plead Exprdi-nre as a Warrant for the deed ? So may the Wulf, wlium (Alin,- has made bold To quit he foreft, and invade the fold : So may the ruidan, who with ghoftly glide, Dauer in hand, Reads clot:: to your bed fide; Not he, but his emergence, fn• c'd the door ; He found it inconvenient to be poor. Has Gnu then given its fweetnefs to the Cane, Holds his Laws he trampled on—in vain ? Built a brave worll, which cannot yet fublUt, lintels his right to rule it be difmifed ? Impudent Bbfphany ! So Folly pleads, And Av'rice being Judge, with cafe fucceeda." • Yours, &c. Aix •SOLITIONIST. • ',lee . tae Examination of Mr. Penny, Mr. Muthews, and " 4 4,k4i:D!yell b hchartvike Privy Council, all of whom were Skive . IPESMINSTER SENSIONTS, APRIL tg. Buckland, a fine comely youth- about 17; !food inr having taken the bonny, and en tered into his Maiefty's Royal Marines on the 4th of March lall, when he received five guineas ; he then being an apprentice to James Norman, a backlmith at Stiond, by Chatham, contrary to the Statute, &c. by which he became fubjea to tranfportation, at the difcretinn of the Court. This cafe excited confiderahle intereft. Mr. FIELD ING, Mr. KNAPP, and Mr. GURNEY, were Counfel fur the profecution. Mr. FIELDING, the leading Counfel, informed the boy's matter, that if he would give the boy up, no evidence fliould he given against him, the objea of the profecution being to deter other s commit ting the like offence, which purpnfe would be an fwered by its being made known that the party of fending was lubjeet to tranfportation ; that the maf ter could gain nothing by refufing to give the boy tip, and allowing him to go into the fervice ; for, upon conviEtion, he would be a felon, and as fuch could not he claimed by the mallet. The matter, however, perfilled in laying he had rather the boy Mould be conviEled, than that he should give him up. The trial was then proceeded in; and it appeared in evidence, that the boy enlilted in the Royal Ma rines, took the bounty of five guineas, one of which was afterwards returned to the recruiting Serjeant, for the purpole of procuring for the lad thirts and other necelfary articles as a Marine : that on the 4th of March halt, the boy was regularly attetted, where he pertillcd in declaring that he was not an appren tice, after being minutely interrogated in that parti cular. Being thus pallid as a Marine in London, he was taken down to Chatham, where his mailer claimed him as his apprentice, which he was; and he was th refore apprehended, and biought to trial for this offence. This cafe being clearly made out in evidence, the boy, who had no Counfel, was stilted if he had any thing to fay in his defence ? or had any witneffes to call ? Said he had no witneffes ; but that two men, whom he did not know, enticed him, and prevailed on him to go with them to a public ' where they stave him more liquor than enough, and he infilled. He admitted all the reit of the dory as related againll him. The Jury found him Gnilty. but recommended him to Meicy ; abferving, that the Crimps, who en ticed him, were the most to blame. The CHAIRMAN faiti, that g:eat advantages might be derived to the public from the profeention of thefe men, if they could be found out, and the boy might perhaps give material evidence againlt them when they were difcovered. Confidering all the chem. fiances of this cafe, this boy did not appear to be an objea for tranfportatitin, but was a fit pelf , rt to terve. his Majefty, and, therefore, his fottence was not pronounced on him. The matter thougnt he could claim the bcy as his apprentice, but the Court im pr-veci his underltanding upon that fubjett, by in forming him, the boy,. after convittion, was out of his p..wer ; to tha. the matter gains nothing by his reftifal to comply with the humane propolal of th e Cotnifel for the Crown. The Pritoner eras then re manded to Tothil-fields Bridewell. yofeph evi/le itqfituood was indifled f.r a Milde meanor, in pietencitng to George Clemoits, that he could procure for him, knowing him to be a mariner, a prnteetion from the Admiralty againd being, im prelfed, and thereby obtaining from Hvgli.Nl.Ev , iy, the father-in-law of the laid Geoige Clements, the Turn of a 6s. _ _ Hugh Nl'Evoy depofed, that on the zd of Decem ber last, the Defendant came to him in S:. Martin's lane, where he kept a public !lonic, and I eprrfented himfelf to have been a Lieutenant in the Navy, who was difiniffed the fervice, and that he could procure a protection for his fon-in-law from the Admiralty. With this view the witnefs went with the Defendant to the Ailmitalty Office, and the latter went in, but loon after returned Paying, it was not the time ; they adjourned to a neighbouring houfe for Gone time, and the Defendant told the Witnefs, that i. was ne ceffary fur him to give him IL 6-. in order to obtain the protection, which he.accordingly gave him with.• out any helitation. The Defendant immediately went away on pretence that he was going to the Admi ralty, and the Witnefs never law him after till he was apprehended in the month of February lalt. Mr. Romasora, who prelided in the abfence of the Chairman, (Merced, that this was not a cafe for a criminal profecution, the party &Ad have brought a civil action ; he moil have known that it was not poffible fur the Defendant to procure a protedion for ,him, he might as well have told him he could make him the Chief Secretary of State. The July accordingly Acquitted the Defendant. Thiirfday a coachman was fined at Marlborough itreet office for abating Lord n__Lso,yttas, by whom he had been engaged to convey him to Dulwich. 7. Waltho was executed on Saturday latt; in front of Staffrrehgaol, for letting fire to a barn at Armitage. Wednefday three mountebanks were committed under the vagrant aft, from Hatton-garden office, for exhibiting their peatorminces for lure at Kentifh Town. • Thurfday a perfon was a fecund time brought up before the fitting Magiltrate, at Bow-lireet, charged with having robbed his mater of a quantity of plate, to the value of adol. and re-committed. A fhort time fince Mr. Ate, late matter and owner of the Peel, of Hull, from Berbice, tell over her fide, and was Peen no more, nom iihlianding the mate and all on board ufed every exertion to difcover him. On Monday evening a fei vant of Mr. Fletcher, at the Pig and Cattle Inn, Bridgnorth, rode into the watering place, near the water wheel, on the river Severn, and by tome means yet unknown was thrown from his boric,- and in a (port time afterwards found drowned, and his body bi uifed in a molt (hocking manner. Yefierday as a boy, about five years of age, fon to --Pitman, one of the Thames Police Officers, was playing by the eaft gate of the London Docks, Wap ping, the wheel of a cart went over his head, and kihed him on the fpot. The fame day Samuel Tufton driving a cart near Dockhead, by tome accident fell down, when the near wheel went over him, which bruifed him fo that his life is defpaired of. Wednefday fe'nnight, as Mr. R. Munn, butcher, was walking in Guildhall-ftreet, Bury, he fuddcnly dropped down and-expired. LONDON MARKETS CORN-EXCHANGE. FRIDAY; APRIL t 9. RETITRN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from the la of April to the 6th of April—Total 8,038 Quarters. Average 921 9 —ttt. 3d lower than lilt return. A RETURN. OF FLOUR, Front the 6th of April to the 12th of April. Total-11,913 racks—. verage.BBB. c's 1:d lower than i4ft return. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXERIopF, APRIL IR Wheat per load 161 os tu 301 ca Barley per quarter 21 6s tu 21 IN Oats per ditto II 6s to il 16s Beans per ditto 21 os to 21 85 Peale per ditto 21 8s tt. 21 141 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. _ . Smithfield. St. Jiintes's. Whitechavel. Hayperload4 oto o 0 2 18 ot. 4 14 0 3 t 6 to 4 80 Straw o oto a 7 a 3 oto 3 1 0 2 4 10 2 16 Clover 4 14 too — o4 10 to s 5 0 . . PRICE OF HOPS. /ACM POCKETS. Kent - 41 tot to 51 8; I Krnt . 51 os to 51 es Suffix - 41 41 to Si os Suit= - 41 14$ to 51 1.7. Farnham - 61 os to 81 os Fifes 41 14$ to 51 5s PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 41 tos to 51 Mt I Pockcts 31 os to 61 os PRICE OF SEEDS. Red Clover 46s to 88. per cart. White ditto pc to 98s do. Trefoil I's to 271 do. Carravray a zas to 1304 d,. Coriander, los to t 3; od do. Turnip 18s to .41 per t•tilhel. White Muftard Seed, 6s to iis od do. Brown ditto, its to ifts to Canary, 7s od to its od in. Ryc Grafs 12 , od to Ilis Ld per quartet:. "'arcs 34 5 od to 42S od SMITHFIELD, April 19. To fink the offal—per ftone of 81b. . - - Eat 4* od to Se BLI I Veal S , 44 to 6s 44 Mutt= 44 gd to 54 4d Pork 4* 44 to ss 4d Lantb • 6s od to 8s ed. MIAOW' CATTLE THIS DAY. Watts about soo—itterp 6,9 :o. NEWGATE and LEADENEIALL, Aprq 19. Per (tone of 8111. by the carcafe. Bed 31 4d to 4s 8,1 I Veal 3s 8a to ss Btl Mutton 31 4,1 to 4s 4A Pols 4s 4 , 1 to SI 44 . . Lamb 5s ed to Sa oa. RA W RIMES, Hides fNT R011e) . 39 6d to 39 Rd Hork Skins 989 ed tc 21s Middling 3s 2Ci 10 39 41 He - my Calf 129 od each Ordinary 29 iA.to 3$ od : %rep Skins 35 Gd to 79 od Lamb Skirs • 29 Ild to Is 9d. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. Jartses's taut ket 3 ,4 d row!, Tallow 595 6d to os Clare Market 38 61.1 itullia ditto (can.) 63s oil to 64. Whitechapel Markct 1 (Ala ditto (foap) 636 cd to cs (per (tone of Sib.) 34 411 Melted Stuff 516 od to os Ditto rough 3 fs od to os sci 4d Greaves Iss od Average Price 35 51d Good Dregs its to as Yellow Soap, 765. to o6.—Mottled,gos.--Ciod,ris. Irlce of Candles per is. 6d.—Moulds. t 2.. 61. PRICE OF I.I.AFFIER, per lb. AT LEA DENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each 23i1 to zid Ditto, 6o to 651 h $5,1 to and Merchants flicks 23d to 231 d Drcffin Hides aid to z id • Fiat Coach Hides aid to 2.6 d Crop Hides ;or Cutting aztd to 2:41 Flat Ordinary 214 d to 220 Calf Skins, 30 to 401') per dozen 35d to 391 Ditto so to ;chi Std to 37c1 Ditto 70 to Itclis 3. 0 1 to 33d Small Seal (Greenland) per lb. 35 641 to 4s od Large ditto tics to t 8 s per doz. Ca t Skim r, ) Jim). Tanned liorre Hides its to 42. rich COAL EXCHANGE, Ap 1119. • • -.. Wit Coals, in the Pool. per Chaldron 495. 6d. Delivered to Houl . ..keepers at 6ts. 6d. Sunderland, prr ehaldron 445. od. Ddiv...Ted to Houfekeepers at 565. od. One fait is worth a thoufand arguments. Is it not a peremptory fag, that numerous individuals annually rife to opulence and independence through the medium of a Lottery ? And is it not a fait equally indifputable that the prtfent Scheme con tains more Capital Prizes and greater in value, in proportion to i:s fmall number of Tickets, than any preceding one in the annals cf Fortune's Wheel ? Finally, is it not a notorious fa& ,that nearly two thirds of the Lottery is already difpofed of ? Tardy adventurers will do well to confider thefe Faets. LARD CH ESTE RFIELD Paid, A good let of Teeth, in either fez, mull confiderably add to the prepoffef lions tut med in the mind on a firft appearance." And the «bfervation acquires additional force from the i circumllance of the generality of the Englifh nation, from their mode of living, being troubled with Scurvy in the Gumi, which produces Tooth-ache, and eventu• ally rotten Teeth. 'there elifagreeable effeas may be , prevented by the timely ufe of BUTLER'S RESTORA TIVETOOTH PCWDER, which is tiled by the Qeen and Princeires; the Em moll prefs and mo of the Nob ility. It imparts a firmnefs and beautiful rednefs to the gums ; to the breath the moll delegable fweetnefs , to the Teeth a pearly whiteners, rettores the enamel, fills up the cavities, and prevents the dreadful effeels of the Tooth-ache. Sold Wholefale and Retail at CHING and BUTLER'S, No. 4, Cheapfide, coiner of Paternoller-row ; and may be had of moil Book. fellers and Perfumers in every town, in boxes at as. gd. each. Much has been laid upon medicines and th.::r pro perties, butwhere will.you F..td one (4 qualities equal ii,tr SPILSBURY'S PATENT ASTISC.s?.CUTIC Di:CPS 'lids medicine has gained advocates in the world, and is ranked among clotbeflic t:tcdicins , , being lo ufeful, in a variety of cafe', as to i.idoce perfons to apply daily for it as a general remedy, hoping as much fuccefs as in Scurvy, Gout, Itheumatilm. and Scro phulous complaints. Ladies may Le atiUred of its innocence, and cradica!iog certainly the moll viru lent eruptions. Be CAI eful alk tut the P a t e nt N.f dicine. Tt.e King's duty :;:amp) is printed in black ink instead of re,:; ft Id as urital at the Dilpen farv, No. is, Soho.fiptare. Naturalilts, Gentlemen of the Faculty, and the Public, are invited to the molt curic.us fight (we prefume) ever before teen in this country, or per haps in any other, viz. Reptiles the moil alarming, fome in the form of Caterpillat. ; ethers refembling Grafshoppers, while a third is like l'aps, a hundred feet long, finely wove—rne of this kind was two hundred feet ! ! !—Several ef them are poffefred of fifty, rimy, a hundred,-yea, two hundred mouths. This jab wants tin proving, the fufferers, from whom they were expelled, knew their pains in the Stomach,. Head, Bowels and Scat, could not be expreffed.— To give a full defcriptiun how tkey all in the human body would far exceed our limits; foffice to refer to a large Pamphlet (gratis) with fight of the Animals, High•ftreet, Birmingham ; Long-Acre ; and No. 3, Shoreditch; Dr. GARDNUt'S HOUks where may be had thole Pills that fafely ezpell thefe vermia--44. 64.—505.6d.—0r 215. a Box. BIRTHS. On Menutay, at his Lnrdlhip's houfe in Hanover•fquare, the Right Han. Lady Le Depencer, of a (laughter. On the loth ittßant, Mrs. R. Twining, of Norfolk ftrcet, of a daughter. MARRIFD. On Wednriday, Mr. G. Hanley, of Flll3.llnet H:11, to Mai Seward, daughter of the late Vb at. Seward. of R man y Thurflay, 4t Margaret'c, by the ninny ~ IChicit-fter. Cor dell lir..toks, }'q Georg t-ftreet, Wellmintter, to Mn t-tt,t;be, eld, !.tughter of George Stain, Efq. of Path tinettt On Tueftlay, at St. George tt t:hurch. tlanover•L : iu t. 1!, =mss B IdityJan. I.fq of tipper Jrook-ftreet, to Mifs Mary Come. ford, dun: titer of the la e P. Comerford, t..fq. _ . _ _ S:one day, at Standifh, Gloucecterfhire, the Rev. Edw. ilather. Rector of Nltnie Brace, in Shropfhir to fs Emma HAifar., Lcond daughter of the Rev Rolsvrt H. B.Cot, Ujcar of Stankiiih. On 'l'hurf 'ay, at St. George's Chun it Bl..nntfbu, y, John Htnry Deired, Ifq of Gower-itro t, to klifs ..k. lase, of Ru .1 rquats, cldrft daughter of the late John Mackenzie, I fq of 13-yiicld, is North Britain. Lately, at Pembroke, in it , erica Mr. If.tac Head to Mrs ';ally Head! The bride rec , ived a 'py of v. rtes the deli Av. the marriage, with the mutt.,—" . 1w head. are better t::an one" - Pt En. On the 9th itft. at Warrl •. a m, Dnrfet of a rapid glecEue, Mil Cai h.reneWaymouth Banifter, young. it daughter of Mr. Benilter, Er ,atl BriltoL Oa the tith initant, Mrs. /urgent, wife of the Rcv. Junes Bar. gee. Vicar of R.iekiirg, [MA. n lay lati, at u s hoefe in Argyle fqrs.e. Fdl , b Irgh, Robett .tofh, hfq. of 1) ilnuatmie, in the 711th year of his age, one of the Senior Advocates of the Scots Bar. Tuefday lalt, at the houfe of A. exander Armand, Efq. Love-lane, William Trotter, Efq. At Briftol Hot Wis. Captain W. Walker. Monday 1:41, at his houfe on Woolvrich-commoth Major Law rence Hadley Newton, of the Royal Regiment of Artillery. HIGH WAI'ER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORRO W. Morning •• • • 49 alibrlt.• 3 Orr 6 Afternoon •• • • l4 minutes Ace 7 WEYMOUTH. FOR SALE lIY PUBLIC AUCTION, Ca Thurfilay the 25th of April Maim, on the Quay, near the Old Rooms, - 1 'WO NEW RIGA. mAsr PIECES, of very 1 . liege i)imenfinns ; Top mint:3, Yardt, Spars, Sails, Standing and Running Rigging, 131,,ek5, BOATS, and ot h er Materials, Pavel front the Earl of - Abergavenny Eaft India Ship, funk in Weymouth Pay. The wh.,le bring new when the (hip was fitted out on her late intended voyage, to very little, if any thing, infe rior, and there of e wdl worth tht at:co:ion of Merchants, Ship owners, and Tradeimen. Cat loguea may be had fix days previous to the Day of Salo. and the Stores 'Clewed by applying to jofeph Horsturd, EN. or Robert Leo, Broker. Vieynn.uth. fhe Sale to begin at tt o'Clock in the Forenoon. APPRi NTICE ELOPED. L EFT 1' i 4 Mai er, on Monday the ill of (his mcnth, JOHN JONES, a flout youth, about fixteen years of age, neatly tact! fiat fix inches high, with black hair and eyes, very MB features, large mouth, with good teeth, and a ruddy complexions Its bad on when he duped a dark blue frock coat, with gilt but tons, and a light great coat, with velvet collar and facings. Wltitcver hint, after tilt public notice, will be prole cured by Es . Matter, Mr. John Willis, Sadler, Keynfham, Somer. fet ; and, if the Apprentice will return to his Malta*, he will be kindly received. LARGE 07FICE PENS PECULIARLY WELL Ctlf. - 7 1 'HE ptineiplet Of tittle Pens ate fimple, utile!, du rattle, and highly interefting, yet per feell y novel in this coun try, limn the proc , fs and peculiar mode of preparing them for ins n:edi,.t.e ufc. The ntillls arc kept to a great length of time, till the/ are , kaluited, and p-rfealy ripe tor Me. Thus prepared renders them capable of being moulded to that rou,:dnefs of &ape and the hock temperature, as to produce that elalticity and nice exadtnef• of pui:its, which a clear and open point wdl render (mouth and fin, at to write any kind of hand with freadom and yfratantncfs s ab never yet to be quailed in the Annals of time. •„• Great pairs have been taleen to fcledt it large Stock et prime (Zilias and PCIII for the purpole of fecuring a cunitant fupply and fucee (non of Mit valitahl , i,‘rticle always on hand. Made and Sold by F.. WILLIAMS Stationer to the Duke and Duchcfs of York,'No. it, Strand, Louden, N. IL. Old Pens mended and made as new. • For NERVOUS API ECTIONS,BIL 10 • - COMPL AIN I'S, Stc. IN the late Dr. NOR RlS's DROPS, are found the belt remedy in the univerfe. Their reanimating and reftors• tive effects in Coughs. Cede, and all Difeafes of the Stomach and Bowels. Lownefs of Spirits, Complaints of Advanced Age, &c. thole Drops will produce the happieft efedts. In a predict of Fifty Years, they have been found an infallible remedy for Fevers of all defcriptions and in all Climates. Prepared and Sold Whole (ale and for Exportation, by Wm. Withers, No. 229, Strand, neat Temple Bar, London, and Retail by molt Medicine Venders, price as, 9d. r t s. and 228. per Bottle. To prevent impofition, obfcrve the Signature, Wm. Withers. A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS. INFALLIBLF. 'GERMAN Ct. RN-PLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent REMEDY is Co certain of Its Efficacy having never failed, in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corn, root and .ranch, 10 RETURN Tut MOSEY. And he begs have to add, that it h is infinitely the advantage of the numberlefs ineffi cacious Ointment,, Salves, &c. as many hundreds of afflidted per- Cons can teility, among whom are Come of the firft chandlers in this kingdom. 5..4,1 Wholefale and Retail by T.Axtell, No. 1, Finch-lane,near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavißock- Rn.ct ; Mr. Wilfon, No. to, St. James's-ltreet ; Mr. Hilder, No. at, Pall-Mall ; Mr. War No. 3ta , and Jehoult an.l Ca. No. tso, Oxford-ftreet. At Brian!, by Mr. Bolgin and Mr.Slicppard, Bookfellas Bath, Ey Hazard, hookfeller, and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Portfea and Galina, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, .printer, and Mr. Jones ,bookfeller, Ponfmouth, r. Mo:ley, bookfeller. And by molt of the Venders of Medicines in England. cc.:4:l! , _4(ca to the tludy, :leen gratitiud by the mit conederahle practice in that branch which I thought proper to (Oita, I trt.it that I have not more mil% emrloyed niy tat:e than thofe who in the extenfive fieiti of the ptofeflion, ars occalionally iramerfed in uncertainty, and canter, always: ta;ri that fu.:eefs a:hich is acquired ty cotcrntrating the CZ one daft of diforders _ _ _ Tbt: clifcafg. DE9.11.-11 - 1( an. ;eculizatly elftrAing. far they beigg with Cure izrata uf co leornitant fyinptoms, an!, by a 0.-- pn Term of all v:zal etatet7, exittence izfelt becomes eto'.. , ittered.—. Whealbtr they criie from example, the,!Clenc eve habits of feinul hots, or the im'aitet.ces r)f maturity, th.e.7 the molt allluous pn.fefrvir.s.l fkill ; Jut by thc ignorar.r.e of uneducated men, We tyniptoaos ate aggravated, an! the cone. , aution is decoyed. a NIE:VIIIE:t of the ROYAL COLLWIPot SURGEON!! I gr.nind my preteafions on reitularttv of education; ark ~, o refOr:;•f every privilege to praftice, I red my:elf entitled to that c with which I have hitherto been fir IM-qsdly honoured. In the frit fonfations of local wiaknes, early application wilt prevent the calzmity of a debil;r•hid frame; but where the fug fere', from a conici:iurhefs of the titimariina:s of the wee whicO canted his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or cenlure of Ins family pbyfician, and broods over is infirmity with careful con ceahr.mt, it ninft be fasistadlory for him to he arured not only of capability of trsiatment, hut a::o r.f the moil inviolable (=reef. klnd in recent Venereal Compla;nts it Is poffible to prevent pain, danger or diltrefs ; in the remit ennior,nted cafes it is the acqutrzs Merit of ceclufive exocrielwe in thfs line to died a late, certain, sand fpeedy re-eitablifhment. I ()MR the advantag, ot t.,is experience to chafe of either fez who are adlidtcd with auy kind ot DE lilt ITY, of any fymptoms of V EN: MEAL INFECTION, and to ill cites the terms of remu neration arc Rated on the firit interview . Pat:cots — in the country are eareeted to inclore a Bank ow, and are rrsneitod to [peaty their age and manner of living . MARTIN BREE. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons to Loudon. No so•Arundel ftreet. d•rand new 1 cm* Rsr LONDON : PrintAd awl PubliChe4 by LEVEL KENT (of Out terburyitiate, Lambeth). at the STA& 01IFICL, No. t, Carer- Area. Yublithe.lalfra at ttc S ict, Teuipk-Bar. NUN Tc To wt Thi Of Ag T° man ; FASH SOD the 1 M' other i =pax piis mt parts o Mr. the 181 Ticket No. NEW A' How f If in th Thou I by '1 Fanny Harm( Out of Maw Rigkin Crat Forty 1 Ditto,. N. E Engian and Ya ---- B IL SC Ated by PILLS the Ela they wi ginal R perfon. N. B Dave b by the Ice the Cnnr 35. • Be Evans, C° Foul the gre correct and en being WORT &c. w. ries, cl fides, / G Cthe r o t L i ve "'ri c k :. 1 : all the Byron Fume; Vane° Lik, Bruce, go Paz Liana Ind than i! compr wogth To confict come) Th( may t Sixpei had fr Hood 3133. AS and pi firil li LOP 441 thc