Star. — London, England, 1815-02-04 00:00:00

77x-71-tzs. DRURY 'AVE.—Last night Miss WALSTEIN ap raved, for the first time, in the character of Lady Townley,. in VA NEU ROWS excellent Comedy of The Provoled liassband. We have already paid the tri bute due to Miss WA LSTEIN 9 S talents in Lady'reask, Lady Restless, &c. and have now to add to that praise,' our acknowledgment of the pleasure we experienced in witnessing her representation of the tathionable. Lady of Quality last night. In the lighter parts of the character, her manner was most fascinating ; and her acting displayed a close and intimate knowledge of fashionable lite. In the more serious parts, parti cularly in her interview with Lord Townley, in the fifth act, she spoke most for,cibly to the heart. She was much applauded throughout the piece. Mr. POPE'S fame in Lord Terivriky has long been esta blished. Mr. DowroN's Sir Francis litronghead was a chaste piece of acting ; and Mr. DECAMP, and Miss Keu.v, were loudly applauded in Squire Richartland Miss Jenny. The Rouse was fall in every part. COVEN T G A RDEN.AfteI• Lb, performance of .the • excellent Musical Farce of Brother and Sister last night, Mr. M ATHEWS made his' first appearance on these boards since his late almost fatal accident, in the whimsical entertainment of Killing as Murder, and truly flattering was the reception experienced by this distinguished favourite of the public. When his voice was first heard from behind the scenes, the applause commenced, and on his coming forward, it became is rapturous as it was universal: Several minutes elapsed ere he was permitted to utter a syllable. Silence being obtained, he proceeded with the cha racter ; which, notwithstanding his want of personal activity, he played with great spirit. We fear that he will never recover the perfect use of his right leg: his gait does not betray an ordinary lameness—a contraction of the sinews, making one leg conside rably shorter than the other, appears to have taken place. On his meeting with L/STON, their mutual congratulations, after so bag an absence, each la. inenting his lameness, produced the most felicitous -affect it is"possible to conceive; and thiperfortnance altogether went off with uncommon edit. The fouse was crowded. Kent 8111101 EPOS MUSICAL ANICDOTE.—;Daring the last grand Music 'fleeting . at Derby, the Rev. H--y invited some of the principal instrumental performers to cline with blot at his living, a short distance from quit town, ehicb invitation was accepted. and.their instruments conveyed 'to the parsonage house, to gratify their re verend host with a ccncca In return forbis good cheer. Soon after their arrival Mr. H—y, who is pauionately fond of music, partisularly of the compositions of CaIiRBLLI, prevailed upon them to oblige him tam e' 4lately with a concerto, by that Master ; whilst this was playing, the delighted clergyman's housekeeper announced to her master that dinner was ready, and that he had forgotten to fetch the wine from his Imre. Mr. H—y reluctantly quitted the room; /Wing the door wide open, that not a single nose might escape his ear, and in a few minutes returned with a bottle under each arm, and two in each hand ; at skis instant the last passage was finished, and Mr. in his rapture, totally forgetting the wine, dropped the bottles on the floor, which were smashed to a thousand pieces, whilst he kept loudly clapping 'kith his hands for a considerable time before-he wear lectect his loss. Au accident of a serious nature had nearly oc- Cuffed on the premises of Mr. Dely, proprimmr of Baule.bridge Mills, Essex : a few days siaceardaag of Mr. Dely's, wishing to see the mill at work, tbat Gentleman accompanied him into the interior of the building, and it being nearly dark, Mr. Dely took it candle and held it near the hopper, the better to "tenable 'his friend to seethe machinery. at the same time lilting op thelid of the hopper, when a cloud of dust as isiag 'from the grinding wheat, issued from it, mid no sooner did the floating particles come in contact *lth the candle, than the whole took fire. sad the Ina was instantly enveloped in flame. Fortunately one of the workmen who accompanied them. bad presence of mind sufficient to *nib* him to 01O4de di, tcopper and stop the mill, and having tbm deprived the flitate of all supply, it expired of itself, though not till the belting cloths, and Cloths on the reels were to. Oily consumed. BOW4TRUT.—Yesterday. a farmer, a resident at Marrow, 70 years of age. wee charged with violating ;be person of a woman of 2 5, who se deaf and .tl*& frle was remanded. G. Rechfbrd, coachman to Mr. Wilso, A". '114,. !Uteri was asaffled ity Cathow, Esq. Al Merl place, with wl,icim he lately lived as one, :entb,sak. Vag him of vv.*: attic* o.‘orhis. ikon moodos.bo *as In his service. "The oppioion arose from the Oiriumstance of the cork eta kottle being alsessimbe Zraven, When the bottle was found to beompty. and on esausiniaation a number af *ales in . the cellar were found to be in tfie same state, without the corks tetn.g.been drawn ; and, on a close examination of it was discovered that a small aperture had been drilled at the bengal of the bottle, toles the wine alit. This led to a suspicion of the • looqog Rionvar aitheil itnisartic part les ofrpeo the A way ,. , onwaifo t o d a se rse , a He Was remanded. Rosamty.—Sunday bra s about three o'clock iss l the afternoon, at which time all the family except* elderly female servant were loaf to 44n, fellows went to the house of 4r.-Iflerringoo,ppOil. lent fanner residing near Billericay, and knOclooree the dorir, demanded admittance. The old woesttin prudently reconnoitred her visitors from the-chstd* window, and not liking their aprarance. refivettlo open the door. Upon liking. ref irML One ortkeit who bad formerly lived in.ishe ladder, and they made good their- entrimee chamber window. The old lady perceiVl • Wth i eto' *ere *bout, retreated at thebeek.dner,W hesteller Way down to the church, a '- 4,4, and save the alms, on which stn , at the .ceOgregation went in pursuit of who were discovered in a . iris*. iri f i c uo i t Melt' they Bad obtained hy • bieoldivr a w l drawissoac. Illey mem Nib • to she altureh; ether* they:. +•' quieter of she service. '4,he A illfortrate, diets"pfbCeefleB • e d o th__ L edlisastro .116, finally licisaht« rgaol.. Os fiondleyinly:ilitil lBuinuilw enotiterimplatipei!Wl foritisk-"' "—'" SPDXTING. ......6-- ACUPTANCES PO'ft THE NEWMARKET . HANDICAPS, lii S. FIRST SPRING MEETING. Weduesday—Sweeetakea of ioop. each, D.M. st. lb. Mr. Stonebewee Hamlet - • - $ll Mr. Shalterpeat's Merryiticound - • 810 Mr. Liike's Aladdin - . • 8 Mr. Bouveric's Scheherazada - - 8 8 Lord !Rawer& Cato - . . 8 I Lord G. H. („%vendislt's Alcohol - 8 0 Friday.—Sweepstakesof ISogs. each, SO ft. if declared by twelve o'clock on the day before running. Audley End cour.e. Mr. Stonehawer's Hamlet - - 9 4 Mr. Dundee. Mountebank • - 8 7 Mr. Weston'i Uncle Toby - 8 8 - . . . r . Lord Sackville's cb. I. by Alexander the Greet. 7 9 Cvatous Can.—Sunday sennlglit a fox was cabgbt in a trap at Bourne, with which be made oft; He was traced in the snow the following morning, by the Earl of De La Wares game. keeper, 'upwards of 10 robes, and was taken out of earth alive and strong. His pad wo then In the trap, which, with three feet of chain at the end of it, is supposed to have weighed four . teen pounds. Another fox accompanied hlm the whole of the way, seldom bells distant Irons him unction four or five yards. I • AGRICULTURAL REPORT for FEBAU4RT. The Wheats, aecorsling to general report, have a healthy and extremely promiaing appearance, being in Haut parts a thic k and lumtriant plant. The mildness of the frost will have a favourable elect in checking a too great rankness of growth, and the snow . proved a good coat of manure. All the growing crops look wen.' • Cattle feeding in the Ininte-stall appear generally successfal. Coarse long wools are in considerable demand, and likely to con _dose so. The price of cattle and butcher's meatis &dukes weekly, as has the Corn Trade, until within these few days. A general opinion prevails that provisions of aft kinds Mist gra dually decline to a fate-price.—The Brewers, however not withstanding the very considerable declension in the price of Barley, seem determined to keep Porter and Ale at their present Cu:lmam prices. • NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Beef, rer stone,33 4d to Si 04 Veal Ss 04 to 7. Od Mutton - 4s Od to 4s od I Pork 54 -4dtoTs Od PRICES OF HAV AND STRAW YESTOWAit. IT. JAM gee. • WIUTSCIIATIL. Hay 31 8s to 51 2'. 6d I Hay 41 41 to 51 51 Od Straw 11 111 Sd to 11 IFs Od StrAtv 11 12a to 11 184 041 P►ttCE OF HOPS. sips limos. NSW MCKIM,. 51 tis to 81 10* Kent - 81 1041 to PR Os 54 Ss to /1 Ifts Susses - SI 43 to 71 ISs 7_l Os to 8) 151 isaskins 111 Os to 111 os IEtJW .HIDES. Hest Heifers and Steer" (pc I grdingT Wan toss N. same) - ed to la Ed Motet CAN 116.04. I!.4odlinr se int 1P 2. Bog. Hayti• • , -15 s to Ns FRCS OF 14tutnir. St. James's Market Ss Ori I riven Tall4lw Clare Market - • Os Off irelltni 'Russia L Whitechapel Market Sr oi Whits ditto per stone of 911). -.--. Soap ditto Graves 19s od-6Good regs is bd. yaw Trap, 946—Mottled. 104s—Curd, Nit ~ —Piibly lON. Price of Candles per dos. 14s Od—Moultts,, las 4 , . , 'pPitieF d - LEATHER IN LEADENHALL•STREPT. 1 gum; 50 to gel% • god ggd Calf Skills, ab to 401 bi 34d 3 64 Dista 54. c aid 55.1 thus' so to idlbo set es& Merdiants Backs ' i9d 1911.1 Ditto 70_to goals ssd s$ j Dres.ing Hides i sid 19d 'Shull Seal's Gieenland 454 gsd Woo Cpipplo MIA .tild gold law dkeo, per dos. i sae ism 1 Cge HP's for obi. Ind IN Tanned Horse Hides 29, /Os ~ ~ . . . o d d od +ri• ... GOAL MARK6I. FSH. S. Ships at Matket. Ships Sold. Price. alit Newcaiki Si 47$ 96 to, 69s 01. 0 Sitodtrlaild 0 00s 6d to 00. 04. 1 Welch Coat 1 g4s Oa iii kils Od. °oasis. Fos. ii.a.Priett of a bushel of Moat. 6s. ii d. The Quorum 400. 81d. • Uziniodn, Fes. 2.—wheat per load sell 104. to melt 10s. tiariey, qtr 575 to 30s. Oats WO. IS% loans SOs. to 445. Peas 40s to 43% tornados.. tkb. 6.—Price of the Loaf vv LiMolis vs ma a 1...• ...... ....... Pais 1 Oars da. 22 10 Lbr. Naples, • - 45 Ditto, 2 Us. 22 SO Lisbon, - - 474 Bourdeaug,do. 22 30 Oporto, - • 67 Madrid, 404 Meet Dublin, . • - 7 Cadiz, 40 Meet. Cork, - 7 Amsterdam, 2 U 24 2 B I Palermo, 1234 Ditto at gight, 23 $ ',Leghorn, 33 Rotterdam, c.f. 10 5 6 U Oenoa, 49 Plastiburgh, • 32 1 eir Venice a. C. tiv.Ptecole Altana, 32 s spy 4044titive per Leto 113 40 • Aglo on the Bioko( d, S per cent. PRICES. OF GOLD AND SILVER. Portugal Gold in coin, -• 42 Os. Od. per on. Foreign Odd in Bain • - AV Os. Od. New Doulliese A ti ,- . £4 6 od ---____L— • 1 ' 7". * BIRTH. • W 14 06 1140. bits* Melee+ilk the Lady of John Bemis. Esq. of a art misscpunsp. Wednestby.tost, u Liverpool, Mr. Moses Lemon, surgeon, a Miss Solomon, daughter of Dr. Solomon, Mead time. i DIED. .At Metfffose, on the 95th ult. Mr. Andrew Meares, whip master, aged 84. He was one of the crew of the Solebsy frigate, Width engaged M. "Ehurot, off the Redhead, in May, 1759 ; and his "ffriterndc Majety was never served by a more loyal subject. At Perth, on the 17th uk. In the 93th year of his age, Daniel MoCallagher, one of his Majesty's out pensioners. H. was put upon the list in 1784, after serving 25 years in the 04tb regimes* lof foot. He employed himself as a coil-wrier, and hod earned threepence on the afternoon of the 17th, previous to hie death, wilds happened abát ten in the evening. At Tullyhtdmet Haase, on the 15th ult. In the 90th year of MT sr. Mies IlsolkolL Mae WO daughter of the Am Mr. Hamilton, TrotbyttrlMl Mitkittnr.of *bray, and aftsewardi of EVERY MAN HAMM* DQCTOR. DY the EFFICACY of .11r. BOX RHA LVE'S INFAIAPLE gaD rux, 0.4 d. ouly.per bon, persons of either Set, pointed by the invalaibie eopious direction dere ed* unreenbbidtnikadkate' iffeettedly a certain insidious Less Ind to faelikeee the recovery of health, with ease and 4pitup, iestalinyeeteretwty, in a few days. For aillounDisppses, Egurvy,Serofela, and Impurity of Blood, 'tat Am, dais sieliclee is so well known and highly attested .fat boyars past, that Any further con:nest is reedited untie itctaai lainuet Lid" ale. Id, fiend; Sutton and Ca (late' iieey and EutteediWtraiiiiiiilard; std Daces sod Co. leo, ; Iktorlie Doeleft, Sarpivarn A. Sirpetner, Peesl.4midge, Edinburgh ; Mar gear* So. CMI4; atilkyksffifV, No. 1, PtrEaniEnt-erfebti Aare -4iss F. iiiveneerieas4 sea, Dubin; unlucky Mediae Year . . . SALES BY AUCTIQ.I4. CURI;ON.StItEET, MAY-FAIR. ELIGIBLE COMPACT R ESi DENCE OI24 . WITH 111114D1A1T POMES.SI. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Co&oboes% 'Change alley, b ock on Tuts., February es, 101 s, at Twelve n'C A VERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE; comprising a compact Dwelling-house, the property and. late reddence of a NOBLEMAN ; desirably situate Nu 6, Cur. zon.streer, May Fair, and adapted for the accommodation of, fit for the immediate reception of a small genteel family, or a. single Gentlentan • containing, on the Upper Storey , tour B ed., rooms; Second Fl oor, two excellent bed-chambers and a Drew.' htg room; Fiat Floor,& cantsnodloue Drawlng.room, fitted up, Astd.roons adjoining, and a lied-chamber ; un tbel Ground Floor, Eutraoce.hall, a good Dining-parlour, Breakfast.' r o om, Gentleman's Dressing-ta&n, &c.; in the Basement are' appropriate Oak', Wine, Coal, and Beer Cellars, &c. Tole Viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Pre mises; at Garraways • and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-urea, Golden-sauare; of whom Tkkets fur viewing ntay be hal MIDDLEGEK.---FREEHOLDS. The CLARE-MARKE r ESTATES, contbsting of the prin cipal PARfbf the MARKET, with the MAR .4bE'r-HO U'E, and different PARC I'lo NS, about TWELVE DWELLING HOUSES, WORKSHOPS, Ste. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on TUESDAY, February 58,1815, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, THE valuable and very improvable FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprising the principal part of CLARE MRKET, in the Parish of St. Clement's Danes, Strand, ia the County of Middlesex, with the MAR KEr and SI AIiGH I'ER-, HOUSES, several SHOPS, S'I'AI.LS I SHEDS, awl various Erections, which will be divided Into I its. Sundry e'.,ittle DWELLING-HOUSES, situate in Duke,treat, Skefichl-strixt, Bear-yard,Clare-bnivet,Stanhope strrt.t, '-ioUra.-tr , ot,Halt Moon courts and other HOUSES, in possession:Ant on Lease to NI ts,rs. Royle, Cullum; Dmviman, Campbell, Bennett , Rogers, and ethers, all respectable 'tenants, at low Rents, C 1 pable, at the es- Oration of the Lease, of a very collet terabit: tncrease. May be vlewettlay leave of the different Tenants, and by ap plying to Mr. Nurse, Surveyor, Houghton-street, Clare Market. Of whom particulars may be had; at the Jolly Butchers Gil bert-street; of Messrs. Jones and Green, Solicitors, Salt:bury square ; at Garraway's; sod of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. SPACIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE, QUEEN'S-SQUARE, BLOOMSBURY, with EXCELLENT OFFICES, OPEN GARDkI.I I communicating with DEVONSHIRE-STREET, and Coach-tiesse and Stable in Ormond Mews, with imme diate Possradon. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change Ailey, Cornhill, on Tulir day, the Seth of February, 1815, at Twelve o'Clwk, LiFREEHOLD ESTATE ; comprising a spacious eligible Family Residence comModiously erten. semi and adapted for the accommodation of a Getalemates Fo ley situate No. en, on the South Side of Queen's square, 111111aissisury, containing, on the Upper Storey, three good hle‘ving I *MI ; on the Second Floor, three excellent Bed-chambers sad dressing-room. On the drat Boer two capital lefty drawing-room , communicating by folding doors, and a boudoir ; on the ground fluor lapactious Entrance-hall and roomy Staircase, excellent Dining. par. bar, Breakfast Room and Closet, Vi titer Closet, dm. •' Basement leenaolas excellent O ffi ces, Wine Cellar, he. ; open Area in front with detached Wash-house and Vault for Coals, Sm. At the Ilk of the House l' a large open Garden, communicating with Datonshire-street ' affording amide scope to erect Olticvs, which would render the Premises highly commodiouti and valuable for :any Professional purpose. • A C.each-boost and Stable in Ormond Mews. To be viewed by Tickets. Partleulart tnly be had on the Pre inalses ; of Messrs. Strong, Still, and Strong, Lincoln's Ildt at Gerraway's ; and of Mr. Roblin, Warwick-sweet, Golden. square, of whom Tkkets for viewing may be had. RUiSELL-SQUARE. Capital FAMILY MANSION, with excellent Maces, Coach home, audstablef. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coiferhutue, !Change Alley, Cornhill, on Tuesuav, the 2p tu of February, 1 Si 5, at Twelve o'Clock, AVERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE; Comprising a SPACIOUS ELEGANT MANSION, commodiously planned, adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, and handsomely fitted up, containing on the Upper Storey, five Sleeping Rooms, Closet, and House maid's Closet with Sink; Second Floor, two gracious Iktl clambers, *large Stere-room, two Dressing-moms, each cape b'e of being used as Bed-chambers; First Floor, two trackers, noble lofty Drawing-rootus communicating by folding doors, ek - gaudy fitted up, windows to the Boor opening to Li balcsny; a Lady's Morning•room and Anti-room, form ng a very extensive sttite of Apartments, appropriate for a numerous assemblage ; Ground Floor, Entrance Hall, Vestibule or inner Hall, with an excellent Stone Staircase, a capital Eating Parlour, Library, Gen • tleman's Morning-room, Water-closet. atc.; in the Basement • are appropriate Offices of all descriptions, detached Kitchen, Washsliouse, Laundry, St.c. • excellent Cellars and Vaults, open Yard and Areas, and a 'llaree-stall Stable and Coach-house adjeining. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be -had on the Premises; of Mrsers. Jones and Green, Solicitors, Salisbury square; at GairaWay's• ' and of Mr. Rubins, IVarwick- street, Golden-square, of wkons Tickets for viewing may be had. GRAFT° N-STREET, BOND-STREET. Capital, Spacious, and Substantial Brick bulk RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, COACH-HOUSE, STABLE, litc. with early Possession. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on To esDA T, February WI, at Twelve o'Clack, AVERY Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE; renewable for ever at a Fin* certain, conaprising a Capi tal and Substantial well-bulk FAMILY MANSIQN, adapted for the actimimudation of a Nobleman, or Family of Distinction. The PROPERTY ef a GENTLEMAN, The Apartments are well arranged and handsomely fitted up ; conning% on the Upper Storey, Jive vod Sleeping-rooms; on the Storey, three excellent Bed-chambers papered. a WA• ter-closet, and Honaentald's-closet ; as the First Floor, in front, are two capital Drawing-rams, gontmunicating by folding- doors, elegantly Staid up, a spacious Landing, Anti-reetu, lead ing to a noble Libway, in an online and elegant style of ardd tecture;•Ground Mops, Entrance-hall, Vestibule or Inner-US, Gendensan's Motubag-roan! excellent Dining-parlour and Clo set, a Bid cisonberi Melting-room, and Waterslotet, v noble principal Stage Staircase, with wrought-iron Balus• re and ma bogany Handrail ; hi the LoweeStories Housekeeper ' s -mom, Servaits'-liall, Butler's Pantry, Kitchen, icullery, Larders, Wine and Beer Collars,a stonetitaircasi detached, an eight-stay Std, Standing for three Carriages, Lek apd Rooms over, Watholannee, Laundry, &c. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had an the Prtinbes; of Mears. Beaune and Alban, Solicitors, Lingobil Ina; d Mr. Teesdale, Sokaisor, Threadneedle-street ; and et Mr. Robins, Warwicloareet, Aleidon-iluares of whom Ticketi foi viewing may be had. • TO BE SOLD wr *imam, At the Swim Inn, la the again of Roil, alai ht tb imp* of Mara pipt, HE MANQRS of ROM ROUGH aid j RIMS FOREIGN, in the COorily at 'Keratoid. With. tho rises, Quitrents, RION ittrialdmi, and Appormanineei Itlierime belonging. Abo a nit deakobis Faro and Water Mill, adjoining the van of *edf . Cheeltniji Pare. 1 Tlery aluiW Stack of Corn Mille, *nate ht the town, Whit Reis !Oita ;Ale, whit fret taimptiad if water for the ~tads Um Romania* mt Rams Water Works, ad ether prentbee, sub t ii t Zi f sPO S 4 t i sa g irg ienvi ejib Meadow Land. situate In the piing nig a denomilent diatoms of tie town. IM MR dell of eeie, Nfl be advertiaed In tiairligegimag audio thiamin :gout appleatlom ow/ be nada (It "i 4r to SALE. BY AUCTION. —• To CARPENTERS, CA BINET.MAIiERS, BUX.MAKERS„ Pt.,IISTEItER:i, WHEEI .Wit ICS 14 COO FERO. Fittl.- WOOD-CGFTERS. PII.OVIiION DEAI.EAS, etc. By Mr. GEORGltsmAitt, On the Premises, Opposite the Green Dr .goo, Pedlars' Acre, cis Monday, February d, at Eleveu precisely, on account Of the numbei of Lots, ABOUT' :MX) feet of dry Clapboard, in various thicknesses; 2000 feet of 24 and three inch dry Mute Tree; some seasoned Mahogany Boards ; lu millions Oak Pales,ffir Fencing ; 20 loads of Fir Lath ; ter o millions sawn Qak Pah.; 10 loads of dry Beech Plank ; NlOO Oak Spokes ; 400 Ash;Tr..l - ; 200 millions Beech - and Ash Staves and Heading; to mil ions Sugar Haply:ad Staves; a quart it yof Plank and Deal Ends Ash Toys ; 60 pairs of Bs uch lk.t Pili.urs ; .1000 feet of „Elm .SOO duzeu of # ands loth I:Upbraid.; six loads uf Bee 4 (2u.ir• ters; Latkwood Ends; Fire-wood; two Chaises; uveral lama , 1 Bap of - and numerous (viler Elects. be viewed two days previous to the Sale. Ca./kilt:es . 0 be had on the Premises ; at the New Southampton Arms Can. den 'Fawn, St. Pancras ; awl of Adr. Geerge kraut, Surrey a:%l of Westminster Bridge. To Mr. DIXON, Apotheedry. SI R-1 take the earliest Opporttleill to acquaint you that I have received the most urinderltd.!feestit from ihr use of your DIXON'S AN rIBILIOUS Pil.l.S,which I car ritA with me to Jamaica, and all those fries to whom I distri buted then have evericAcedthe same salutary benefit; they de. clue them to be the best Medi:ine ever swim that country, Me Bilious and other complaints. The following Are names of seve ral Ludles and 4.lentlesuen who have rrcesvol the utstriet. relief stool your Dixon's Antslidit t uf hie, Esq. la mains; Wilkann Stiaw, Fsq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Wondrit, spanisb Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. tirretua LIMN, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditzu; G. Allston, Mr. 11 alter, Port Morant, chew ; J. Penh:mon, Esq. halt ivktr, ‘.'tto.o; Mr. Mullen); ditto, J. Burr, Esq. Savanna; 0. P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingiton, dktog Mrs. Perry, St. A nn'.; Mrs. Woodrifi; Sparish Town; with many other persons of the first respectabllity.—Sir, your Malt obedient servant THOMAS HARROLD, of the ship Ganges. Sold wholesa le and retlit at Mr. butler's, 4, Cbeapside. Comer 'of Bt. Peul's Church-Yard ; by . Sharp and Bann, Portsni loth; Jones, Weston ' Allison, and Mallory, Porteea ; Hall, Johnson, and Harding, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob, Sheeniest; reek and Roes, and 'Turner, Hull; Holland, Cookwortby, Widens, and Gilbert, Plymouth ;• Koou and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham: Staines, Lynch, and Atkinson, Manchester: Trewman, Exeter; Baxter and M`Donatd, Glasgow ; littlgen and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; Swinfen, Leicester ; Edwards and Penny, End Billinge and Lat Isbury, Liverpool; heal, and Ledger Dover ; Wh in, Leighton ; Roberts and. auff,.Chels team ; Simmons's, Blandford; Roach, Plymouth Dock; and retail by most Country Medicine Venders, In boxes at 21. 9d. and 6s. each. • • TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ ir BEG leave'to inform you, that ever since the year 1790,1 had been afflicted with the I .ues Venerea, whic.fi from Its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribeilbytha most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several ovens courses of salivationandtu ice discharged fronofie hospital, with little relief, would appear to be of the most Inveter-ate suture. In the spring of last year my disorler had gut 'to such a head, as nearly to put a period to rr.y existence. In' this state, 1 was re muunended by Mr. I. Thompson, (who received stxgreat a cure by them here,) to take your Leake's Patent bleb lbws to do on the with May ; in the cfitrese of a lornigh Literati to receive benefit. In little more than a mouth I became, bit your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from my Un-- , flier complaints, hare recovered My former spMte and•strength, and ant become jolly and fat, to which state haeing.contlnued many months to the astonishment of U who sinew me, I am at a loss to what terms to express my gratitude, but beg yeti for the good'of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every oc c asion...—ln •so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very humble set. rant, ALEX. MUR/iiht. Swan's Close, High-.trees , Edlnlsurgh, Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylor. MemberOthe Royal Collegeof Surgeous In London, :aids Itoure N 0.9, New Bridge-meet. • • They are also sold by his appribitment, eitthe Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street, Pali Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, On. cord-street ; Mr. Distiorough's, No. 7, risk-street-bill, neaelyep polite the Monuntert ; and by one I crsuu in ev e ry considerable town In England, itc. in hove., oLly es. od. each, s •alid up with full and pieta directiont whereby persons ofeither sex may sure Plituneelv es sr LI! ease and seerecv. NO Disorders harp contributed :tore esbentiidii to destroy Hymeneal Kappfncsi than those which are the consequence of or:soar-Jed pleasure. People itf every rank pay adorati,,n to the Sin rr.e of Wedlock, but where the Constitution has been tainted by Disease, a ream:anon ut stability is indispetr sably requisite. 'Twenty years have we devoted our practice to the exclusive treatment u 1 the following Disorders, and the sue eessful,resule of our plan gives as additional ardour to oppose, as far as we are able, the ravages of those Complaints which ars the Most important in the catalogue. of Human hilirrrirites. After initiation Into every branch, as Navy Surgeons, we formed a wish, at an eerily period of practice., to rescue indlviitials from the ig , askance of uneducated mow, or tire equally dangerous predpitsacy of general Pniedtioners. The Disorders to the cure of which we have devoted our at tention comprise every species of Venereal intection • all kinds :et Debility, whether arising front the habits of s chool bole, l ei the indulgeneks of mature: age; that derangement of she i Manna% In Women, which is called Barrenness or &wilily; Swaim* Weaknesses, Cleats, Obstructions in the Urethra; iat also Strictures, whether recent or of loos duration, and which hart Baled the skill of other Practitioners, are by our present improved plan of treatment effectually and mina ,untidy cured, without the patient suffering the exerociating pain ;and alarming Hemonitage whib frequently follows the &p r eset. Yuan of the Lunar Caustic. In the worse of our attendee ce f 4 this metropolis, numerous cases of STRIC: l'UitEli have been and are daily under our care, the total eradication of whisk is ef ihatod by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode•of cure superior tow other.yet adopted. The *fastness, relaxation, and debi lity, proceeding frog; this womplaisit are speedily removed, and .the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility bas for yeats existed, a proper. perseverance in our restorative remedies Is indispensably requisite, to rewivethe sluar Marina sparks of INN and to reanimate the constitution. Numinous Diseases are the result of igoorauce or baste in the • treatment of a simple Goporrhea s end , it not uofrequently hap pens that the see& of Rio are yoipusteci by the nida,creonskaar a n angeardeithour. 'By a supenor Method such complaints are sadly awed; and even where others hate tailed, we unit that ,we ;stay Frame to offer a radical rettestablisitmeet. Few, bow- !ORLI are the eases of complicated &stress in this disorder, com pared with the ealanaftues sitoatien of man, who, from an Wei ,ge_nce In a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable :Ilk acquire that.state of debility which is the unavoidable coon minim of each pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, bercinefully ctumeals his miasmic., it , ley be some consolattoe tor him to know, that although Seim au object of doubt or uncertainty 'with other Practitioners, Ilse re trieval of these deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renovations is it. acquirement of our cape:ince. lithe rites of lhecbus or Venuellowe begun to reduce manly rigour, much anxiety will ,be prevented by au early counteraction of this languid itlitC* 3 '" l lb alcie CaSelliao ghat difficulty will occur. The secrecy which is so eseutial,t6 our undertakill, and !:ts qualliscadone which we have presumed to state, form the 1.c...i of ow preteasiants. and in itoiachleur t aids such this' latim.T.-::. ilts Riven, th at Mem'. Cigna if 94 Co . may. he . comelted bl his diets of eliher kir with the greatest secrecy and honour. illarded Women, who Italie loug ' hien disappointed in the I arta family, may be assured, that kr most insum:es. are curable by hi al *lit ' • ill the Vtiliery arc retionittid to state the particulars . 'eine, age, and general habit <nitwit's', and enclosing is re for advice and Medteines .ban Al saute will be gifilli on Nee to any pan of the !Widen:. Cl/ltglil and Co. So rocas . No. 167. Ilastonliardcn .........- - - • 1 ,11101 • it lit LONDON BRIOOR TO MORROW. j t..1.°6 - 11 11411111191 atm; 1 nbiamailia 11 . 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