Star. — London, England, 1801-12-30 00:00:00

COUNTRY NEWS- Lewes, Dec. 28.—The late (heavy rains on Chriftmas day occafionod fuch a fudden and ra pid rug of water from the country, That our river, at Cliffe-bridge, exhibited a (well •more confider. able than the °Weil inhabitant remembers ever to have witneffed before. The et.114-s, kitchens, and even parlours of fome of the huufcs in the Cliffe were inundated; but what is perhaps Rill more ctraordinary in this haftyllood, it Aimed the power of an oppofite element, and adnally fee fire to a building m Swing-ptunp•alley, whofe flames, had they not been timely difcovered and extinguifh ed, might, in fpite of the deluge, have produced a very ferrous and dreadful conflagration, as the building is contiglums to many old houfes, fituate , nearly in the centre of the fireet. To reconcile this feemingly ftrange occurrence, it may be-ne celratry further to obits-we, that the fire was caufed by - the water's coming in contaa with a quantity of unilaked lime, which the building contained ; and whilft blazing, it exhibited fuch a formidable appearance, that it was afterwards deemed pru dent, in point of fafcty, to keep a watch over the premifes the whole night. Mr. Sazby, of Northeafe, loft eighteen fine Bleep, which the flood bore away from a field, into which he had caufed them to be driven, udder the fluid/ confidence that tl ey wou:d have remained fecure from the danger of the water. They all pe- Tithed, and (even or eight of their careales have been fence taken up by fume poor men. Mr. Blackman, furgeon, of Boreham-ltreet, was, with his horfe, foreed - offthe turnpike road into a ditch, by the violence of the water that oveflowed it near Rorie-Midge, and narrowly efcaped with his life. Ems avaore, Ore. 26.-L•Our market is very well fupplied with excellent haddocks and cod.— The haddocks are taken jut off Newhaven, and arc in fine condition. Year:relay, in Haddington market, what and oats declined in price, bailer.was Ready, pcafe and beans advanced. • HULL, r.—ln the night of the 13th inf. Tome incendiary put a letter under the counting honk door of tMelfrs. R. Balmer and Co. fhip• builders, in South Shields, addreffed to Mr. Jo feph Balmer, threatening to take his life, and burn is houfe, unlefshe advanced the (hip weights' 01a A reward of too guineas is offered for the dif e t cc very of the author. Since our lag was committed to York Cagle, for trial, Richard Rhodes, late of Buraall, cloth-d re ifer, Oharged with (leafing from the different gable* of the Rev. Mr. Came, and Thomas Prentice, of Aberford, a dark brown mare, and one (addle and bridle, their property. About ten o'clock on Wedne(Jay morning a fire broke out in the malt kiln belonging to Meffrs. Sellers and Liddle, brewers', in Sculcoates; but through the timely affiltance of fever al refpec table perfons, together with the Eaa York and 1 4 7-rrthumberland Militia, the fire was got under without any material damage, more than the roof a the kiln falling in. Asa en E eft, Dec.a3.—There have arrived from the South, about 500 of the regiment of the files, and the remainder, about 200, are hourly expeet ed. Their route was for Fort George; but we hear they arc to,remain here, for fome time at leall.— And when the Perthfhire Militia, who are now on their way, arrive here, we fhall'have more than sOOO of the military in town,threo-fourths of which are quartered en the inhabitants. The tall of fnow fence Wednefday lag, has been fo heavy, and the roads Co blocked :up, that the communication with the country is alma entirely intercepted. The mail coach has not been able to come here for a week pail, and the bags are brought on horfeback from Montrofe. Some Gen tlemen from I-I untly, and that neighbourhood, who came to town to the term butinels, had the utmott difficulty to get in; and required the aid of the country people to (hovel a kind of path. At the water of LTry, the Ilreans was In gorged with (now, and the ice not (rang enough to bear, that one fierce was in imminent danger of perifhing ; and it was only by the labour of a great many men in cutting the !how and ice, that a pafrage Was made over what is in other fcafons but aninfignificant ri vulet. This morning a thaw is begun, with a' , heavy rain and wind from fowls. Tv r r,Dsc. t 9..0n Sundaylafl the I th, about r 5 minutcs before elev en, forenoon,we were alarmed with r .I.lfli of lightning from a cloud of fleet and fucceeded by a loud peal of thunder ; about three minutes after, another more vivid flail', foi -1 'wed by the moll tremendous dap of thunder ever hear,: here. The lilt flinek (truck the !wore of Wm. Nichi,ltim in Eatier Whiterathes in this parith. AU the family were from home, except himfclf and a dAtighter of about 17 yirArs'of age. She was in the kitchen, and the lightning burnt her face, neck, and erns,. in a dreadful manner, but there at e hopes of her recovery. The dog was killed it the kitchen fire. The farmer hinifelf was in a room About forty feet from the kitchen ; the floor where Le lifßod wax driven to Splinters ; one of his Shoes AraS torn, the upper leather from die fole, and his foot confidcrably hurt ; the cieling of the room broke to pieces ; in the adjoining room, rte clock-cafe, bcd-fleads, and every article of fur niture, except a tact of drawers, either Shivered or hurled from their places. The glafs of the win don s was broke into fmalt particles, and the frames drove to a conf.der.able diflance. The pot hook of the kitchen wAs divided into three Places, andthecopperkettleperfuratetl in a hundred places. About sixteen feet of the kitchen roof was blown • and the reit took fire, but VMS loon extinguilh el. AU was dune, and all silent, in lets than three fe:oncts! 81),41: NAVY. 11, Dic. ty.—This day came on be fore the SLetift of Kinca!•.linefbire, and a refpec tdble Jury, the mat of D.trid Lyall, lately rub tenant at Newton, in the parith of Nlarykirk, and county of Kincardine, on a criminal libel. at the in lance of the Procuratot Fiscal, for theft or re fer of theft. and being habit and repute a thief.— ke JJ ry laving rtturned a vwditt finding the li bel not proven, he was affolaied, and di/ruined from'the bar. On the fucceeding day, James Rait and John Fairweather, farm lervantw at Honey-hive, in the parifh .aurencekirk, were tried before the Sheriff, at the inftance of...the Procurator Mal,. 'for affaulting and deforcing David Palmer, Mel: fenger at Arms, in the execution of apoinding, in virtue of a precept from the Sheriff, in the month of Aoguft laR. After a pretty long trial, the Jury returned a verdict, nnanimoufly finding the pri. Inners guilty ; in confequence of which, they were fentenced to pay a fine of ten pounds each, and to . be irnprifoned in the tolbooth of Stonehaven for • eight days. BURNTISLAND, Dec. 24.—This evening two . boats crews, from Nairne ' maflersnames Bartitox, joined together, and with their traul nets, brought upon the long bed of fand betwixt the Petty Cur and Black Rock, above 400 cranes of herrings, zso cranes of which were brought fafe to Burnt ifland in their boats and by-carts ; and the fea flowing fall., a great number were carried off.— The nets, with the remainder, to the amount of forty cranes, they were obliged to put into another boat and brought to this place. Eitimating each crane at nos. the produce will Thew a very good day's work. Two very melancholy accidents happened at Plymouth, in the gale of-wit,d of Saturday lA-- About fun-fet, as a Swedith and two American lea• men were rowing up Catwater in their (hip's boat, with a cable and (pare . anchor to pay on board her, when off Deadman's bay, a sudden fquall came on, and the boat (hipping a heavy fea, the poor fellows could not cut, or had not the pre- 1 fence of mind to cut, the (topper of the anchor, and the boat went down Bern foremoft, which acci dent unfortunately launched them into a watery glare. Their bodies floated afhore Sunday fore noon on the Cat-down fide. In Hamoaze, a man of war's boat, with fourteen people on board, up fet in a violent fquall at N. W. and eleven of the fourteen were drowned. _ Friday as the Mate of the Indufry, timber-fhip, for the Dock-yard, Captain SuLtivam, lying in Catwater, was going up the (broods, he flipped his foot, fell on the deck, and fractured his fkull fo violently, that he expired infantiy. The following is an extra& of a letter from an Officer in the Toth Regiment of the Indian Army employed in Egypt, to his f.iend in Leland, dated Camp before Rufetta. Sept. 4: " After our embarking in the Bay of Bengal, we food down the Bay, no: a flitil knowing where we were defined, except Capt. MALCOLM. of the Sur rota, who was to convoy us. He ordered ns into Trincomale, in the Wand of , Ceylon, whore the fleet arrived on the 14th of September, and continued there two months, for t!.e purpofe of watering, and collecting more tranfports from the coall. Previous to our failing frc... , thence,ourfin ce was augmented by the Both regiment. and joined by Col. WE eiES tar, who affumed the command. We paired along to Point .le Galles, the fouthernmoll part of the ifland, where we took in the 38th, and part of the regimeuts, that had been fent down from Bonn bay.—The feet left that on the 18th February, and fleeced along the Malabar Coati, at times dole enough to difcern the towns of Cananore, &c. fill ignorant of our dellination, until our arrival at Bom bay the 23d of March, after being four months shut up in tranfports, in a tropical climate, which was fatal to a number of our men. On board our (hip the officers continued in health : but it was !hock ing to fee the poor fellows of my company dying two at a time, and they fo much wanted. The vegetables at Bombay loon refored the furvivors. Here General &Tao took the command of our little army, now sew Prong, which put us into fpirits, and we were fupplied with provifions, ece. afre(h. Our pafage to the Straits of Babelmandel was not of the pleafanteit in the world to us, confined as we were Co long on board tranfpOrts. and fo late in the monfoons, which made our pafrage up the Rcd Sea extremely difficult and dangerous, to Mo. cha and Judda, where our part of the fleet waited the arrival of the ref. _ " From thence we beat up againfl contrary winds towards Suez ; but not being able to reach it, we put into Collier, a (mall Arabic town on the coal of Africa, where the French were building a fort, and intended to makait a fea port. They evacu • ated it, and we landed on the silt May to collet the fleet, and wait the orders of the Commander in Chief of the Engin army. The firli-difpatch brought an account of the battle of Alexandria, end the lots of the Commander, Sir. R. Assa taomsir, which made our little army doubly anxious to join their efforts with their countrymen; which the elements forbade. There was but one way by which to reach them, and that was by trott ing ago miles of a barren defart, where human na ture was put to the fhifts to &Emit us cal our march; yet every individual it with the greatell refignation. At Collier we dug wells, the waters of which were bitter, and gave oar men bowel complaints ; yet we were obliged to few ox hides together, to carry Come of it on camels for our ufe, over the defart. ,'s Our corps, which marched Sell on the zin of June, foon found our (kips leaked the water; and but for our camels, we never (hould have furvived l i the march over burning lands, as by their agi (lance we made forced marches of," miles a day ; when the men dropped from fattgme and want of that necelf.try, and here invaluable article, we put them on the camels and pufhed forward. After each day's march we dug for water, but could only fuc eeed in three places, on our way to Upper Egypt. I have Peen a dollar paid for one draugbt of water.' Some few of each corps, who could not keep Op, were loft in the parc hin g feuds. After 54 days march sterol's the defart of Thebais, we congratu lated each other on Peeing the long-wilted for wa ter. of the Nile at Rene. _ _ Our regiment that arrived firft with the Ma melucks, were marched 6o miles along the river to Girge, to provide boats to tranfport the army down to Cairo. This was efeifted in nine days, by the rapidity of the *ream, a diftance of Soo miles ; the French evacuating their pofts on the river, as we advanced, until they collated at Cairo." Prow tie VINDON GAZETTA, bon s 9. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, DECEMBER 29. ift Regiment of Foot Guanla—Captain Hugh R. Arnot, from the 68th Foot, to bes Lieutenant, vice Fox,who exchanges. xR Battalion of the tit Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant John Parfonage, from the Royal Furlleers, to be Captain . ' Jeute. cant, by pUrchafe, vise Flynn, who retires. 4th Rei;inicnt of Foot—Captain John Trotter from the 65th Foot. to be Captain, vice Widen, who exchanges. zoth Ditto—Lieutenant John Hamer to be Captain, by pr ank, vice Chahners, promoted. 23d Ditto—Edward Beeves, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchafe, rice Lloyd, ,romotcd; Edmund Merryman, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchaL, vice Hart, who retire _ 39th Ditto.--John Wilton Brown, Gent. to be Enfign, by pur chafe, vice Martyn, appointed Quarter-Matter • Charles Carthew, Gent. to.be Entign, bypurchafc , vice D uckworth, promoted in the 68th Foot. 49th Ditto--Pickworth Baxter Pahumua Horton. Gent to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Heriot, promoted. both Ditto—ddeuanant James C. Wright, from the lit Dra goon., to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Gerhardy, who re tiree. 65th Ditto--Captain Charles Wilton, from the 4th Foot, to he Captain, vice Trotter, who exchanges. 68th Ditto--Captaln John Fox, from the ill Foot Guard, to be Captain, vice Arnot, who exchanges. 8111 Ditto—Evan John M.Gregor Murray, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vies Hewett, promoted. sTA FN. _ _ _ Major James Fitzgerald, of the 3d Foot Guards, to be Deputy Adjuti nt.Generabto the forces ferving in the Mediterranean, with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the army, vice Colo nel John Abereromby, who refigns. Brigade Major William Hely to be Port Major in the Garrifun of St. John's, In the Bland of Newfoundland. HOSPITAL STAFF. . , Francis Knight, Efq.;;;;;;;;tke Coldftream Regiment of Foot Guards, to be infpedtor-General of Army 1104)1146 vice Runt, &veal - ed. Kelgrallon Volunteers. Gavin Drummond, Gent. to be rirft Lieutenant, vice Marthall, who reigns. ad Battalion of the Pertldhire Royal Volunteers. Major Thomas tiny Marihall to be LieuttnantlColonel, vice Fechney, who ragas. Captain Thomas Black to be Major, vice Marnza Ertl Lieutenant Duncan Spott gismo:le to be Captain, vi ea Black Second Lieutenant James Burt to be Mit Lieutenant, vice Spottifwoode. John Marl:ban, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Burt. 4th Regiment of Pertlilliire Voludteer Brigade. Major John Buchanan, from the Callender company, to be Major, vice Belches, who Mips. Lieutenant Thomas Keir to be Captain. Second Lieut.:awn Joi:n Murray to be Firit Lieutenant, vice Kele. John Tahlfh,'Gtnt. to be Fite Lieutenant, vice Stirling, de crawl. Michael Stirling, Gent. to he Second Lieutenant, vice Murray George Train, Genm to be Second Lkutenant, vice Scott,who rcOgns. Duncan M'intyre, Gent. to he Second Lieutenant,vhe M‘Kin• lay, promoted. Serjeant-Major James Boat to be Adjutant. MEYOI•ADUM. The appointment of Enlign William Ban to be Lieutenant, by purehace, in the 24th Regiment of Foot, vice Wemyfs, Rated in the Guctte of the Bth September laft, has not taken place. • 1•1 w appointment of Lieutenant . lohn Fulton to be Captain, by purehafe, in the 2,til Re gintent of Foot, vice Chalmers, pro moted, as natal in the Gazette of tie 26th Septemi.erlatt, bas not tielicn place. EANRR FTS. John Thring, late of Moorhot&s. Locolnatire, far mer, dea'ir ardzkinnan, to furro.Ucr Jan. 3. 14, and feb. 9, at ten, at the Bull hut, In Hnaltaftle. Attarsey, Mr. Richard Clitherow, of Horneaftle. George Kltfon, of Yorkthire, innkee p er, dealer and chlynntn,l i an. 25,26, and Feb. 9, at eleven, at the Old Cock Inn, in HiAttoroles, Mr. Cook/twit, Budord-row, . . Loudon; or Mr. Swainfult, tidtfAx. . George Patrick lurid. of &Aintree, Efes, moneptcrigener„ dealer and chapman. Jan. 9, 16, and Fel:ovary k t at ten, at Gulltlbill, London. Attorney, Mr. Ledwick, ucenbithe. Ambrofe Eyre., of l lnion-ftreet, St. Mary•la•bunne, Iddlefcx, grocer, drain and chaptnAn, Jan. 9, 16, and Feb. 9, at twelve, at G tacit:till. Attorney, Mr. F. F.dicuda, Spun:Xs-lan, Chancery-lane • Jaamo Nat'l), now or late of Carrifan, Derbythire„ eaSeo-prln t,e, deahe and cbapa%nn, Jon. 2, 9. and Feb. 9, at three, at SerfICCE'S Tavern, Matsclnfter. Attorney,. Mr. Lee , Tan hdd-eourt, Temple, London. 1 if.nry Tralhp, of Nailfworth, par at of Horfeley, Cloueefter- Min, =After, January 6,7, and Feb. 9, at eleven, at the Lodge an Minchlnlounpton Common. Attorniat, Marc Gardiner and Skinner, of hirn.lut.hamptua,Gloueefterflure. DIVIDLNDS. Jan. id. Peter Walker, formerly of Dudley, Woreettrelttre, but late of Wen bromwtch Staffordthire, draper, u ten, at the White Hart, lataCOrd. . Jan. lg. Richard Chit and Benjamin Pratt, latent Coventry, Ruff-manufadtur.rs, and copartner, at clomp, at the White Bear Inn, Coventry. Jan. at. "Fhonlas Fenner, of Weft Wycombe, Bucks, fhop keeper, dealerind chaptuan, at tea, at the Royal Oak inn, in Teawinh, Chlorin Jan. 22. Eleanor Child, of South-Erect, Bt. Luke, kliddlefez, •dealer and chapwoman, at tin, at Guildhall. Jan. so. kramis Heath, of Bath, ironmonger, hardware:man, dealer and ehapman, at eleven, at the Chriftopher Inn, Bath. Jan. 30. Walter George, of Clwylow, Monmouthedre, keeper, dealer and chapinas, at eleven, at the Beaufort's- Armajnn, Cbcpftnw. BIRTH& On Monday, at Seramby, the Lady of J. M. Breekenburg, Efq. of a dill born child. Countefs of Potdett, on Monday, of a daughter. Yelterday morning, the ! f atly of John Bunts, of Landf down-place, Efq. of a fon. At Culduthel, near Inverted, on the aoth Init. Mrs. Inglis, of a fun. In Rutland-Apart; Dublin, Vifeountefs Corry, of a fon and ►ar. MARRIID. On the 24th init. Mr. Edward*, of Upper Tk rhilekl-ftreet, to Mifa Mazainghl, of Portland• Brett, filter to the Compokr. Monday, at Illeworth;by the Rev. Timothy Mangles, James lks, of the city of Armagh, In Ireland, Efq. to Mile M. A. Hall, fecood daughter of. Edward Hall, Efq. of Sion-lane, !Lk worth. At &Coburg's. on the 2i4 in& Anthony Barclay, Efq. writer to the Signet, to kills Grace Grant, clik ft ..lauat:icr of the late Mr. Patrick Grant, Minifter of Criandale.. DIED. At Part Jacitfon, New South Wales, in Descrnber lift, Richard Dore, Ell. Ids Majeftt's Jt.dze Advocate for that Set tlement. On the ad loft. in the lOand of Madeira, in the 'tit year of W age, Henry Fraokbrid, eidelt fan of bir'llonias Frankiand. of Tisirkieby Park, in the county of York, Baron, t. Captain James Ruffen, of his Majelty's (hip Ceres, aged ,1 ; who on the 53th of May, t;9B, when lief! Lieutenant of the Flora frigate, attacked witiothe boats of that (hip, an 1 brought out of the harbour of Cerfgo, in the Mediterranean, the Man dad French national corvette of 16 guns. Lately, in the Mond of Strome, In the, North of Scotland, Mr. Francis Yait, ft hooknaflcr, at the est nvindinary age of one hundred and ten years. On the t 7th Init. aged 87, Mrs. Letitia Namiltao, relidt of amidlio Hamilton, Efq. of Beltrho Caitic, county Tyrewe,and on the Mb init. her Mtn, Ann Hannitoo, of Dorfet-ftreet. In Kiklart-Itrect, Dublin, Thomas Akitander &mart. sr Adown, county Down, Erq John Aluder Temkin*, Efq Inc Suiveyor of Ezdft the dty of Ll:acrid. DWI!ANIS td thettitfNAßit CAWAD. and VitatitEAL COMPLAIN - !*. IVIR. DurOtTß informs the Public,fht t he rnii t uity be commted gratis, limn 9 to 3. At his loog e , Frith-ftecet, Sohn, Luudoth . al; :Ales . of Ohttrui. , ii, ms Striaurea, Gieets, Senthut ilrcuk.ters, insuptineoey of u m! , Flit'ula , , !merrier. and deldliti in either Ste. F:on i extenlive Practice in Ibis department, to which be 117: Me, fined himfetf fur many years, he titers a nishod of core, mild. efficacious, and which }teems a retrpre.. Mr. DUFOUR, fule l'roprietos of Darati's ielehr ate d c me• dlcated) i9ewgias, has ultiondely fo Inirrucrd ts",, by Ing them Ofthe Itrithitietrelß•dls of conmina tha t tb et t fuccood where cauflics and tither violent violas 'lase For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. Mho( ill. it,, p „fh. il ot Daran's Rethedies, fo mild that they retitl' rdrfinement ar rcftralnt indict unsetellary. To enable bu.t to attend pn:les.uf at their own hou&s, he ha, provided t h e of a Cattle man of the Faculty. l'erfous in the country may be cured hf fluting their cafes in letters, pot prid. Juit publifheil, price as. Gd..Pi4h Edition. enlcrged...—A Tread', on the above Complaints, iliaff rated with the traria., ty,,,rt,mts and Cafes fh-wing the painful a, :d clan Tow; 0. feas of Caufllc Boners; an Improved methrid of tread oi norritcas, &e. &c. Printed for J. Callow, Croy. a• court, and H. D. Symonds, l'atcruod.cr-row; aiw to he Lad at M.Quecies, Exeter-Change. and at the Author% — VARRIAOR and SOCIAL H OW many Men, to all appearance, in the' prime of life, who have not yet arrived to the age g e 2 5 years, arc rendered tniferabie to thentfclYes, and urelefg to the great chain of linciety, which thoy have ether brought on theaurelves, or by the hole of bed eramph' arc given up to a ferret vice; th e confeciuence is, th at their mind as wen u body is debilitated; to thole the Nervous (*dial is recom mended, and for which Dr. Brodunt obtained his lklajcfty's Letters Patent; it will proteul than from the infirmities el a id me, and a wretched diffolution. Attila the agonizing e a . Bedlam' of cor.tetous guilt, how many arc there of both fetes, that are deterred from -entering into the marricci Elate, by ire. timnities which delicacy forbids then, to difclufe• and there arc not a few, who being already medal, arc rendered mire cable for wait of thufe tender pledges of mutual love, without which hands:ifs in this Rate is at least very preeadous. The vice above alb ded to canfes in women irngiJarity,peins in the back and ele El , hyfterics, fparrits, To% of aypetite, &c. In men it sworn imbecility, languor, relaxation, nervous complaints debility, anxiety, and a long traits of ins Lomb* di/Orden; The Nervous Cordial Rands unrivalled, as it has town by the ftrit Prnhirors and Medical men Europe cam produce, and may be relied on in giving immediate relief and attain cafe In molt cafes or Nervous complaints. exalud Medicine has been productive of general good, and the many reftored to the L.L.lftogs of health, from the gaits of death, by this Weill sushi,% preparation,ls the b:zheft culogium which could polEbly ha paid to 1)r. Brodum, siA is indeed his Null and reward. To thole Ladies or gentlemen bordering co the State of Ma. trinony, the Doslor would particularly recommend the Bota nical Syrup, (prior to their apycaraoce before the Altar of Hy men), who arc in the finalleft degree apprehenfive of the (Om net being entirely faund. or fithjedt en relaxations of the roil& • The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NLItVOUS CORDUL, had at the Doethr's Hour. , No. 9, Albiomftreet, fevers doors from the Leverian MuLato, Blackfriars 11/41min Bea tics at 225. its. 6d. and ss. CtL Alb, at Golding s. Na 42. Cornblll i and at Cockell'o, Strand, London. In Bath, Cromwell, Olaikow, Baxter, Briltol. Sheppard, Hull, Mr. Peek, -Printer. Brighton, Donaldfuo and C.. Hambro', Mr. Remnant. Birmingleam •Swinecy, Englifit Bookralks. Bedford. S:nith, Nliddleditch„ Blottlford, Simosulak • Inc of Wight. Allan, Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, , 'mine, A. Young, ants Bridport, hfargrie • Finns mod Co. Cheitoftwat, Buckle, Lyon. 1 ; 2122 . C.aminidge, Gee, 4 vdrglil• CanterborT, Briltow, Lewes, Culla*, lonic, Manclufter, Lynch. Chatham alteringlolla Margate, Silver , Chohnsfc ' rd, Mcggy and Co Nev. Gary, Fulls Chefter, Poole and Sm. Nuweettle, Nartlunytost, Die; and a ;),il.lln, Syilibury and Co. Nottingham, ilurlngr =IC* DufLura. Hateksics, Norwich, ekes Lakin and t)e.,i, Rote, Orsford, Jones. Dover. Nodes, Plymouth Nettleton; Devizes, Broughton; Po/sawn:lt, clam, tireter. •I'ruerrhin and Seth MaeLmies Ca itticGrres. Carport, Herding Mr: y. Drewry, Reading. Smart , and Oh Edi lotabh, Baxter, Sunderland, Brim Mars Hatband. Slim. &err, .11114:wes. - McSrs. Davidloa & Southampton, Isaias. Flder, mid Co. Salifbury, Chats, - Mr. R. Scott, drag. Pn lion, Selene, n (sLidwiti, goofed. • 'Wag, 11er.A,Iittery a kin0. And t..y malt Iluolfellowsnd Medieine-Yetithirsio the &Ai un,,i•ons. _ it will twvnereffary the Dedter Gould fee furl ?edema use afflicted with Dca:ntfs or 1.41 of eight, tw fend, hdr Cafes, NT Letter or Pared, to the Deane (Pot or Gerrit/ e paid), ,t.% Ins ulna! Fce.—Tlac Medicines n•ay be %ad ev,: v Day. 'ft) ',lllO,llAb TAVICA. Na. 9, NEW BRU)CLS INEET,LONDON. DLAc. fit, IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Curs I have nxeirtd from your invaluabie Medicine—LEAK PX r PILLS. Ahout two year, agol was astadked with a V Laza CAL 04 •- OR n a, which I treated rather Sightly fur fotoy n:ac, but ILL Diferfe at length fprcading ail over my Body. I was obliged to apply to the moll uninent of the Freaky, bet their aGittaut adorded only temporary relief--1 wept throng!' various courfes of $ ideation, and from being rather of a carpal , in ti-bit %AI reduced to alnacre Skeleton. The Uker4 that fprtdl .11 over my limbs, rendered sue a corn Atte Ohji.et, fu that tray ttinuifi dayairreof my recovery. When brutribt to this Siltation, I eonftdered duith as inevitable, hot a relation amine comment ing upon th.: moony CAA in which your Pill. laid futzecded. I was Induced to try a hoax of them, which I thoui;ht rather re lieved nse, and by perfevixance for twu et thin: months, and fol lowing your Mu cllons, I experienced the mon IMOD/U:l:3m hie Relaxation from Pain the Sores gradually lus now, now, thank Goo, peefediy reeothrod, and waning out &HY: I doubt not but one more box . whichl think au tious to take. will eftahlifh my health In its original Assts. It is with the mod heartfelt gratitude that I Cubic ribe myfelf, Sr, your much obliged humbit femur, Wu. Pitae..m. Deal fgate, Mancheftcr, July t, riot. P. S. For the public heucflt I Jo tug uhfet to the shove be log publithed, but leave you to a.. 1 to your two better Judi neat fltull dhlate. _ _ Prepared and :fold by the Proprietor, Tom Tart es. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London. si Had , . No. p, New.lirtige-ltrecti Where, deer a osoitsot redolence of more than this ty-lit years, in a prattle ce particulorly dlretted to the Cure of Venertml Complaints, with tlt a lurid*. 15k kereey which men of hi, Prufethutt Mould sievqs übfavei be flatter, lain Alf, the advice and allidanee he ;,-rst..tit•oully ado Molders to pedant totting this Medicine, will be eft:ewe& W a dirrembia Public, as so advantage {adorn to be obtstdis&sa 4 voi.ol ambiguity. Alfo by bit Appointment. fat tie entiveoleace d Mds living at a diltwieT, wt the Perfumer's, No. <, St. Ans lB (treat, Psli-Moll: the 'l'oy-litop, N 0.523, Usforil-Breese ,1 Nn. 7, ; Mr. Steil's. bookie/0v No. t, Union-Row, Little Tower Hdi Do 4 r . H'atfods. bridge, L.linbursh 111 r. Colwell's, public ; Mr. Dilli;Kel Liverpool; Mr. Atkinfun'ob Manchelter atul by one Pawl In every conlldersble Town in Drat-Etritsio and Ireland. ili Bases of only 25. yd. each, reglad up with full and plods Dire& dons, whereby Perfnot d eithsr Sex any Cum thernfehes so. : Zsfe, Speed. Secrecy, and Safety. N. B. Every Coo 1. Ad in Orest-Britalo is fettled up a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Conatiblionera. is 1'1ni 1444 at the botamp-041er.-51'. Taylor, Nu. y, New BrisiKs -11 " 6 " . to MMus which is Felony, and all whew are coonkrels LONDON: Printed for the Noprietere, by JOHN DANIbi. ifV e r ar ful t y-Ere I) ht the Prat Pi sarroro.Ornos. lb a. ; hal publiEbed by LEVEL KENT, (ot Co. tortory-ptace, Lambeth), it No. s, Duey-time, lad it IN STAl•Ottgli. Teroplo•Dor: tovbieb Ma an coompo , oak** Sof De &urea arc rioralled to be widrelki. ~ i ? L(r.:‘ 3... .S‘ tinstionnis,. anliffkad taw mesi*Nu; Jan= olleiebroolese eritieibeVteeei KING JOHN. Wr:t4;9. IDDO4IB. .ue. be Oda; a Grua Paritoinlide me = 41, i r 1 .N; lim a t erra IMSTRO I I Nip ' DIDCAMP ' • . rritb katberina a lophollßailtOYAL. GOVEKT.3A KidniilOW EVENING, jaani .0, TUE M a gi i SIAMWIC ivatiStideVnt OA D ei ObbetibrilfrKe vim /ill be exteletelleb NSW tialieg 4VPIV .-h' NS E k r.o. The Dum a s ; with Haileph will berevivea smart:nes _NlO.r.rtifils vfigrfa i Oil • '4€672i vr& dk‘ C . ale irdiwo s o, ea pet eiltweatewelftv .. a • . %. : t $ f ir Le vii . rfal (Tour Mile ;slaittnexutted in silipyideparnec 11041•deezterdiVnlamNsk J. Grant, tr,e4l,, jismad Wiese 9 and 14,roa`1.5r.bibc.t,n. v. • s iAttfatitifrp. 0 *if Peafowl' Ilividt g at litepee, i 1 rt • • • • 0141001 or inquire for j. Cat Mr. Vs ea..llsWW•Vrifroilibicl"4""lll • i 4 44 lt GEfriY, refpOttlially bibratcd, J. tittiettOVl ••'r! them . Its tit tape stamper t 3 • approbation 16r way your pail. a.. acquired furtiority of tha • • opinion of the Country at fare parts of the Wolk rad having Me the Stamina tanartritsitleim tnl., . 4 , .utilitycra:atr rpiSENCE p gt . SAUCES or Mt; &c. tlll ,A,.,„.4; a f ar . da. ll Y 1 1Vgarrirt ibisilibetio wen t m 4.1 k *Ade iVerthnefe a* ankh 4 .440W i ft P. °II 70 4' fac.gi • MERCWANYS, CAPT. , • ie the AWAY aid NAY tor tha ladi • Ne. *ch,Oillotta:Soffl# 4 ei &rand, London. INAPas o . * ''' . rteitt: . l. 3 14114 T i klaten • blaijr4l thlarthatettecaufe Of bats valeabk.Moillaine fee dot owe Puppies altirdoeh Adieu. will I you, Ars tt Ways eapal fiftik proper. i have cored of . in' rid a Terri, r, all between five an( tam of t friend Of rater him been fa mag his Dogy that Yr. pleaded wailer Vin fiet,. La c ail Otg.c4te lintrola ircer iial t - 9 1 ,4 At , inalicaterit • ..' I ant; Sir,. your 's., kr. I • MA NEW IfIDOGS. BLAINE be,.. , * to offer to it Patties Cerepolithoo that he oh 011 0ff0i1t.40114 4 04 1 tiontadiattiy rat • 0 31 I IttWDER for the Di . s do% f( vet 4br the tyro), Ite FIC OINTMENT for the MANGE itsihrapeintoa, art (Glib with atopti mak by ha. ey,, 4. Old Broad., I and 6011. licit-Market.; Retail. b OrfordArcet ; MY. Swiney, 11, Pall o:feed-area ; Mr. Ward, 324, Ha 1001‘ilead-arcea, and tt t, Fleet-areei ' Mr. Tett. &rid L O&M; and by the Vcraitradf Ca androantry. r. ?LAIN P, 19, Goblein-littnire, reedy end hives hie alpine at %mei al ODA their complaints. Mr. BLAINE is Au Awastr iAthe Hoek, deticare habitith price, 2113. with coloured Wis.; sat alike Treatift on the Dlltemp tie Suit at shank. '"'n ihrEDICINE ACT ~. tidy Wuebeialtsfoi• Dr. lam4es P Okatelapatelos five Mrs homk the I fellooriss MEDICINES Finn anwelcal. includes et the Stant 44; but Da additional charge ha* la Powdrr ; which it continued at t ye patch It may alai be had at • . tor a Essen packets in one hitt Is that his Paldie anise fakir , 10 Wee to facilitate thinopecatios, deed this we, which would*" greet ro As vpc bent-valence, all the Wier Medk leas purchafing half a dozen room elbow& •a. df. • 's • Posedsr • $ Dr. Steen yille $ 6 tmin• =Nyder a6' I Heorr's Mb • t ti senates DeAskin'oClislybesso ,-- Car I!i- 4 o Effenoro I o Mace o 'sCarminatise 1 9 Otintkirk 'RAMA Spirit 3 6 Olafs's 'sTintbsres tst & Tubs Lelenfra, r r Grun's I • f DeTtriftCC 4 o Norton% 'Matte °Work 3 6 ffilitlbury tdl to s 6 Speetifirta ' Coffee a 9 Dr.Sdlur Snuff o 9 Jones's P. heurnatic Tinetun Mb the Genuine Arqoetnifade lard wire Proprietary NI, dkisti to rcpt ire fupplied without Stamps bet( ?I. B. As many pans, particularly for the hook. F. NEWBFRY, the utecilty of glinting ont, that It is xi soneareit to Cheapfide, and that It I front„witi there words inicrffoid Tau. 0)44 WASIII(Will Mb Da. j ..t