Star. — London, England, 1802-06-08 00:00:00

OLD BAMEr. Yefiesilay prifone•.-s were tricd, eight of olv,n l welt c.4tiviaed 4fc:,sny, vit. 760:n v for fiexlitg a' flyer linntinF watch, ti-.c proptrty of J. M. IVltecler and Daniel Dubois. It appeared that this, watch had been made fur a peilon in the cenentry, and that on the 2 ifk of April it was given he at a itage.coach office, regularly booked, and put into the feat of the e , :ach at fewer o'clock in the evening; it was al ltrwards miffed, and no accriu.it could he given of it till it was found in the window of a watch-maker tamed Campbell. A pnwolvolrer fwore. that about eiflit o'clock in the evening of the 2111 of Art it, toe priflner came and pawned the watch in quell:on with hien for two guineas and a half. The sprit - oiler halving frequently pawned things with him brfore, he was well acquainted with Ins Jerfon. He defcribed hinifelf by the name of ohnfon. The watch was Ibnedy after redeemed by Campbell, Cie watchmaker, who, being brought fonvard as a wit:tell, raid the prifoner had given him the duplicate, which he toe* to the pawn br,ker's. When he got the watch, be thoti7ist it was worth putting his own name to it. He there fore bad the name of the maker taken out, and his own engraved upon it. He raid this was no Imo. fuel thing in the trade. When the prifoner W3l stilted, after being taken up, how he came by the watch? he Gad heltad it of a Mr. Smith, belonging to the Leicefterfhire Militia ; but no fuch perlint could be heard of. Mr. Commas SIIMANT, in his charge to the Jury, obkaved, that (or any thing he knew to the contrary, it might be a praaice among tome watch-makers to change the names on watches, but he knew it was unufual among . honed men ; and if the Magißrate, who comm itted the pri foner, had done his duty, he would alfo have co.nmitted Campbell as a receiver of Rolen goods. The Jury, after retiring tome time, found the prifoner Gaiter. William Milkr, for Dealing in the dwelling-houfe of Mr. Owen, in Norfolk-Ilreet, Strand, fcreral articles of wearing apparel. On Saturday Lk at eight o'clock, the prifoner was found in the flreet with the p roperty in his poffeliinn, which was proved to have been in the houfe the fame morn ing ; but how it was taken away, or whether the prifoner, or tome other perfon had got into the houfe, nobody knew.—The Jury found him guilty of Realing to the value of 395. which takes away the capital part of the charge. White, for 'leafing in the dwelling-Insure of Lady ANN BEWLEY, a filver watch, the pro perty of John Shaw. The circumflances of this cafe were fo plain and concife, that the Itecoarna did not deem it ne ceffary to recapitulate the evidence to the Jury. It apeared that the prifoner was a butcher's fervant, and a few days fence brought tome meat to the houfe of the Lady above mentioned :—he came into the kitchen, and requefted a draught of fmall-beer from the conk, who retired to procure it for him : on her return the prifoner was gone, and fltortly after the watch, which hung over the fire-place, was miffed : recnurfe was had to the butcher, and the prifoner immediately charged with the fag. He, however, Rood) , denied know ing any thing of the watch, and Rood to it. How ever, an Officer was fent for, who proceeded to fearch him, and between the top lining and the crown of his hat, was found the watch in queßion. The Court aurred,that the capital part of the charge in the prefent cafe might be fairly dif rented with, it not appearing conclufively in evi dence that the leiife was, legally fpcaking, the dwelling-houfe of Lady Ann llcticeley. The J u ry accordingly found a verdici of—Guilty of flealing only. 7 La, for Ruling a cloth coat and other ar ticles, the property or G. Harper ; 7. 772ornitm, for Rcaling a thovel and a fork, the property of S. Ridge. W. Steel, for ficaling a piece of Ira linen, the property of Meifrs. Fortier And Brown. . . 7. Brown, for Sealing a &in and other articles, thec l iroperty cf J. johnion. il . cdfcrs, for Sealing a till and a quantity of h (pence, the property of Elizabeth Milton. And one was acquitted, viz. W. Jaws. The fame day fentence was paired, when W. Merritt, Steph. Olander, J. Teggatt, J. I)egran. ger, R. Trumpre, W. Roberts, Michael Michael, T. O'Brien, j. Knowland, J. Martin, alias Shy hard, and J. Hinton, feverally received judgment of death. W. Moore, J. Turner, Ann Morgan, J. Payne, W. Appleton, li. &haler, W. Lefevre, Jonathan Bnotham, alias G. Rohde, T. Burbory, J. Davis, J. Wright. T. Smith, T. Williams. alias Long, J. Pills, alias Pollard. J. Mimi, \V. Sled , I. White! W. Miller and J. Ruchfon, were feverally ordered to be trar:fported beyond the teas for the turn of (even years. Ten were ordered to be imrrilbned in Newe-Ate ; I..venrcen in the Hnufe of Corte:tio t t Clt`rken• w :: 11 ; rl,:ven to be publicly, and eleven i.i be pri vately whipped. The f•Qions being thin ended, the rime were adjourned until lAlcdnefday, the a ith of July next. From Newcaßlc-upon-Tyne, we are i:lff.:o , •:d of a moll extraordinary am:, rerfmnicti ~ n fliNot, of Willington after her compleady baffled the milli eminent medi -al tlemen in that neighboorhood. A violf-lei bottie difoider of many years ttamling in her he,itl; hid not only dif.ibled her from attending In any barflies, but nearly deprived her of fight : in Au. !he received an caly and complete cure by mane of Dr. GAR nvra's ALTERATIVIs which will be attefie.l hr lict, and by Mrs. )1 LEADF Fancy Dr et'. mako, Alga tett, Newcatile. .This Nleilicine is (nl4 by the Doar.r. at his hook. 75 and 76, Long.ficre, London; and 1) , - mud lidera in town or country, in 21s. - los. 6J. ur ;s. bo::es, duty included fatted hi the guinea.— as. 3d. boats, to &it .rams j uokic. 117 HEN Profeffional Men of education and re• fponfibility deviate from the general fyftsm by the re talon of a peculiar Branch, the fantl'on of long euntinue.! uccefs is the ben criterion of iliperinrity. Eight years have I devoted my prstiec to the exclufive treat. molt of THREE DISORDYsikS. and the fuccesful refult tit my plan gives me additional ardour to t.ppufe as far as 1 an. able the ravages of thole complaints which arc the molt import art in the catalogue of human infirmities. . . After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon. I formed a will' at an early period of Pradice to rcfcur individu• ala frvm the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan serous precipitancy of general Praetitionert. The TIMER DISORDERS, to the curenf which I have de voted my attention, comprise every 'peek:4 of VENERI.\L INFECTION, whether of a recent or Jong duration All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing Nom the harts of Schoolboy+, or the indulgence of mature lattly that de rangcnient of the fyflein in Women whichi, called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous detains are the refult cf 'gm:ranee or halte In the treatment Ma limpk Gonorrhea, and it not 'infrequently hap pens that the kola of Life .ire panned by the Inabreedings of an unguarded hour. By a ['operant method fuck coniplanns are Latily cored, and even While others have failed, I true that I may veiling to offers radical re-ceatlithment Few, however, arc the cafes of compiicated Mese in the diforder compared with the calamitous ituations of Men.whe from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICB, or the prevalent Gale. tits of a failtionahle life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequeucc of loch pernidous habits. Where the unhappy futfersr broods over his tuifery, hut care tufty conceals his misfottuut, It may be fame confolation fur him to know, that although it be an übjed ce doubt or uncer tainty with other Praditioncrs, the muoral of tilde DBE! CIENCILS by the gradual pewter* of Renovation is the acquire. man of nay experience. If the rites of Bacchaaspe Venus have berm to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by At early comecradion of this languid slate, and ia theft eafr no great difficulties will Drew. s _ But wiaere thin Wick:x.7 has for yearn extant a proper Pa- r e ,,, ratice isindirpenritgy reiliiite to revive the flunlhring (ratio of Life, and to re-at imare the Cohtlatition. MAitRIEO WOMEN. who Live inn been tiL y minted in thar expe....l.iinns of • Family, ni,ry lie alcured, that in molt Ityrcen filch defrets are curohie by Medical Shill. The SECRECY whirisis In 4.6,1.tial to my ordertaking, and the quaiihrations which I have. prefamed to flute, form the Pails of any Wl:U=lions, and in coincidence with talc this inti mation is given, that Mr B may be confulted pefonally (or by letters inelnfing a (mall note) at his hook, No. 29, Arun del-Area, Strand, hear Templo-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Wattr-itreet adjoins g Yd the s‘amt: is oat both the doors. M. 13. Mcather et the Royal Caner of Surreal. b!R:T 1 IS• f.idry ie. the Right 'Him. the Counters of Car:lllis, oE . a far., at 11:4 Lorcithip's hoot,, in eaveudifit-fquar.:. S tcrl.y, ie Graftvwftrect, tier Right Hou.l.ady Charlotte Ihincrml.e, of a dauphter. In Au. eicr•fireet,DiabLin. Mr*. Rm.'s ife of Dr. Roc,of a fon. At ".I.atham.oa the site uk. Airs. Dean, Lady of Captain Den, of a Q.:tighter. St.nday morning, at his bottle in Conduit-Brett, Hanover. flume. the Ladi of Major Davifon, of a fon. in Glauceiter-place, Portman.fpnic, the Lady of Sir Oren. redo Tempi., Ban. of a daughter. DIED. On Friday le, at his bogie in Oxford-beet, in the 6 3 1 year of his age, the Right Rev. Lewis Lord BAN) of St. Mil,. Hi. Lardibip was brad= to the Me. and uncle to the prefcrit Lola Bagot. Or. ThUrfdly week. at Camden Town, aged 27. the wife of Mr. Frederick IMetrichfcn,of Bedford-ft:vet, Bedford.rquare. Friday morning, in lti.6iß year, J. S Mairphy, Efq. 4 Sion Carr. Friday. at Wineheftrr, Mr. Alderman Cribb. ftattiy.my fenniebt, of a paralytic ftroke. in the prime of Me, Mr& Llandfoni, wife of Mr. Mamba* fdloolnufter, of Win artier. At Balfinamona, near Donerstle, Mrs. Elia. Mee, lady of Chem< Naglc, Ertl. Soddenly, of a eonvu'fion fit, Matter Fronds Coshlan, youn;er brother of the Rev. Charles Coghtan,of Riverßams. At Lou, John 11. Ryder, fun of the Rev. John Ryder, of Caßtell o•• a. On the 29th yk. Mr. Wilkinfun, furgeon and apothecary, of Chelter. At Nairn. on the 22d ult. Bailie John Rote. On the 26th uk. at Southampton, Gorge. Fold-, Flo. aged 77. 'CO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Duke's Arms, in Knighton, in the County of Radnor, ea Thurfilay the tit day of July, 1802,, between the hours of Tree and Five in the Afternoon, (unlef, reliantly dlr. pofed of by Private Coutrad, of which timely Notice will be alven,) either together or hi Lots, ALL that Capital FARM, called LOWER LURKENHOPE, lying within a Ring Fence, in the Parini of Stowe, in the County of Salop, in th: Occupation of Mr. Walter Phillips, or his Under -tenants; couGaing of a good Farm Houfe, with fuitable Outhuildingv, and 113 Acre,, $ Roods. and 27 Perches, or thereabouts, be the fame more odds, of excellcnt Meadow, Pafture, and Arable Land. Alan. all thofe two Coppices, calltd KINSLbY COPPICE, and COED DUTFON COPPICE, atilJining the laid Firm, the former containing 144 Act% s, 3 Roods. and ts Pcvcties; and the latter 55 Acres, t Rood, and to Perches. Tbde Pre-mires nearly adjoin to the Marko Town of Knigh ton. upon a good Rood, and in a v. ry pleafant part of the Country ; they are upside of great Improvement by Irriga tion loci otbtrwife, and arc entitled to unlimited Right of Common on one of the belt and mat deGrable Sheep %Vaiks in the C..nntry. The }arm Houfe is delightfully int:nett on an Eminence, commanAing a beautiful Vie* of n:aly the Whole of the Eftate ; it might, at a finall Expence be converted into a 7ery cnmfnrtal le Refidence for a genteel F:mily.—Tbe Coppices, which nearly adjoin to the Houk, are in a very luxuriant !tate, and highly ornamental : they alto afford the grcatcft pl.:nty of Game in the Scafnn; and the Leer, which paffes marly in Front of Honk, affords molt excellent Fitting. The Tenant will they the Farm and Coppices, and further Particulars may be bad, by applying to Meffrr. Ilqyd and Afteriey, Attornies, Shrewlbury, where a Plan of the State tray be feen. wHEN Nature is unable to remove korbutic, fcrofulout, nervous, and other chronical ditorders, ari ling rrom furfeits, morbid obitrudions, and impurities of the blood and juices, the patient will often be afilidted with one or I more of the following tymptoms,viz. indigeftion of food, pain, fwell:ng, or oppreffion of wind lu the stomach or bowels, in ward weaknefs, coldnefs, numbnefs, wf-arinefs, or noggins adion in the powers of motion, fwimmin in the bead, dim nth of fight, 'owners of fpirits, flupiday, forgetfulncts, and, on the loft hurry or furprife, the whoL frame is agitated, and the mind confuted, frequent beating of the heart, trembling of the limbs, difturbed and unrefeeiking Ct ,p, itching eruptions, and glandular tumours, wafting of the &lb, difficulty of breath , log, caugh, bleeding at the note, and (pitting of blood, a pale Sr fallow complexion, with coneuthve, hyfterie, and various other forts of fits ; theft, with a train of other fymptoms, fuels as cold chills, and eating brats, ficknefs, irregular appetite, pains of the bead, fide, back, and joints, which often fiat from one place to another, are almoft inftantly quelled, and the caufe removed, with the greaten. cafe and fafety, by taking a bottle of Dr. PATERSON's VEGETABLE DROPS, which are in eloted in plain diredtions, and fold by Tutt, Royal Exchange; Ward, No. 3246 Holborn, oppollte Gray's Inn, London ; But gin and Sheppard, Britt*,; Lynch and Staines, druggifts, Man chefter ; Brown, printer, Neweaftle-npon-Tyne; Bacon, Ste venfon, and Co. Norwich; Martha% Lynn ; Downes and Bulb, Yarmouth; llartay, Ipfwieh ; Kymer, Colehefter t Stares, Chelmsford; and moft other Venders of Patent Medicines in Great Brivin, at 51. the bottle (duty included); and may be had at No. 4, Little Tower-Greet, where all orders, whaler:de and retail, are duly attended to. • Alto may be had, as above, his M E ZEREON PILLS, fended up in plain clircetions, price sa.siL the boa , contaioing 42 pills, which eradicate every Gage of a certain difeafe, with the ut moft fectecy, requiring no reftraint in diet, or bufinefs, operat ing and performing the cure in a more petted and pleafant meaner than (our times this quantity of any other Pills whatever. SALT. OF I. %NW TN rIi'VERNESStaII. To le SOLD by Public Noel', witVnthe Rapt schange Collepboafc, Etlinbt. an • rhadanlr dhe 4 1 7' Alt bvtween the hooil..tif Fivcond Siz in the oon, Hr. tr ainable Lands and Eltate of WAT&RNISH, which belonged to the late James Shaw, Ft.). 1 of ikeluittown, lying within the Ifland of sky and, SLlcc of Pv-rufs, either in whole, or in the lons anew:lP:gaunt.% vb. from a late Plan and Meafitrenteut of the Moony of.W3t:mis. tr3an out by Mr. Chapman, Land Surveyor, couiii of the :„/: lowing trumbis of Acrea of Arglile,:araltur,: tirowid, AxableJAW. A. R. Y. GoodPafture. A. 11. F. Hiliy Pafl.are. A. R. .r. Total Irre: a. ►. LOTS. L The Lands of UNISI4, as prefentlr pciff..C.:.l.by MaCleod. The valued rent of dd. lut is pl. SLI. Soots. ' •1 IL The Lands of Limper and Lower ILA LtnsTRA OEARY PANSTAPHEN Eland of CLEAT Valuation is 1391. 31.9 d. ILL The Lands of HALLIN • 'EWEN and RISACIIAN GILLEN and SCORR, with the Moe :I of ASCRIP • FASACH Mill of WATERNISH Valuation is tot L 4 1 . 1 .3 d. IV. The Lands of GRISkiFRNISH COISHIr:.ATF.R A large Track of HILLY PASTURE, as: br faid Plan and Meafurensent • Wu:oh/II Is t T il. 6s. M. V. The Lands of BAY anti CAiNLOCH - - With three Large Tracks of HLLY PASTURE, as per laid Plan Valuation is 3'l. as. Tod. z-tstb. AND, VL The Rhoda of ISAY and MINGAY - V.lustion is 761. 15s. 74. 4-isth, 260 z z 1 so o i 6 265 o IX 147 2 33 6o a 26 4 0 5 s 3.1 64 s i 8 4 2 3 2 4i9 0 7 149 o 36 soo 3 33 137 0 0 141 • 13 Rs 12% 60 .1 LC. 153 1 0 pp 0 31 it 4 4 6 0 9 114 t • 1 23 93i► 4 3 233 a 24 131 3 12 36 .1 37 Iwo 2 1 1177 IS L 064 r c za6 3 5 169 3 30 1301 0 3 230 0 9.1 Total, 1 ;Rao z 33 1 1310 3 t 3 11i151 s :91 15332 2ly The whole of the above Lots arc bounded by the his, and have feveral commodious Harhours and rainy Sudan', ex tremely well calculated fur earning. on Trade, particularly of Cod and Ling, with which, and all other forts of Fiat, the C .rat abounds. Ost the Chorea all along there is plenty of Sea Ware, from which large quantities of valuable Kelp can lw manntae t ,... na g at a moderate expenee. 11. e Minds of lay awl Mingsy alone have, fur reverel years hack, produced annually from 1C 101.51 CM atpllentilt Kelp, and arc well known as one laicise halt Station for Cod and Ling tithing on the Weft Coati. The Lands, which arc within a kw miles of the Pea Town of Dunvegan, are of an excellent quality, and contain abordanes of Linseftone and Mark, and the rafture and Hilly Ground art admirably adapted for Sheep Farms. On Lot lif - Johere is a good Manfum Houfe, built within tick Three Yews, which can be completely &Med at a moderate experce, :ma ds..re is alto a good Store Houle and neceffary accommodation on Lot Sixth. The Property, with the enception of 'lwo or Three Farms, is all not of /Aare, and the current Leafes will expire in a few Years. The prefent Rental is of courfe very moderate, and, caclufive of the fubfifUng Leaks. wiU immediately yield a con fider:l)le augmentation. The whole Lands hold Wench of the Crown, and their Total Valuation, as above, is 6231 6s. yd. 3-12th. Scrim _ _ .... , - . . _ . .. For further Particulars aiply to Aklander M-K:nzie Shaw, I.lq. the Proprietor, at Invernef‘; Alexardx IPfaekenee, Agent for the Britith I .been (:ompany there; ur to Archibald Diutbar, W. S. at Edinburgh, in whole hands are the 'title Dm.ls., the Leaf,s, tun' :tie furaahl Plan of the Mate. A *ORD - OF ADVICE. THE celebrity which the ANT I scOR nlitiiC DROPS, in invented by the late Fk•NVIS SPlusavar, No. 15. Solsafguitre, have, through a Cedes of fuctefsful reermatnenda. duns acquired, particularly in Nervous, Scorbutic, Gouty, and Rheumatic Complair.ts, rer.dersit ahlneurnbeut duty of the prefent Proprietors to protoet thc bralth of the Public, to the tamott of their power, by eau t:tating.thrm . again ft the. purchafe of a fpurious compulit ion ; a 1., of conilut2 t h ey are induced to adopt from a ion:int:tit of gratitud , : a; will a, a feuie of char own perfonal rights. TU. Meilietie i only prepared at the Difpenfory as abuse, and each Bottle is accompanied with a Litt of Cafes, an ample Bill of D:reelions, r.ud thc Author's Millie on Diet, Gout, etc. By permillni of the Commif finners of the Stamp.Oflice, a Ramp, primed in black ink, is attired to each bottle, with the words, " tipiltbury and Co. No. ty, Soho-fnuare," " By the King'i; Patent," on the Bottle, 618, and 'Wrapper, that the Purcha:: r may be eonv:need of Nang (Implied with the genuine Modicine, which is f, Id in bottles at ss. and IL 21 each, duty included; in London, by F Newbery, Dicey and Sutton, Winy, Barclay, Howard and Evans, Ching and Butler, E. Newlsery, Bacon, Baylcy, Bolton, Ward, Turtle, Wade, twiny, Pilling and Cen.1.14:; in the Borough only by Clark, Ito. 269, and B. Show, No. 74. DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL COMPLAINTS; MR. DUFOUR informs the Pablie;that he may daily be confultcd gratis, front Vto 3, at his houfe, No. 3, Frith-ltrc:2t, Soho, London, in all cafes of Ohltntetions, Strietures, Glons, Seminal Wmknefs, Incontinency of Urine Pißolas, Impotence, and debility in either Sex, &c. From catenive Praelice in this department, to whisk he has con fined himfelf for many years, he offers a method of cure, mild, efficacious, and which prevents a ramie. Mr. DUIOUR, fok Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me dicated) Boogies, Lis ultimately fo improved them, by diveß ing them of the irritating cffedts of common Bougies, that they fuccecd where caulkics and other violent means have failed. For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in poffeffion of Daran's Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement or reftraint in diet emu:cellar/. To enable him to attend patients at tbeitown honks, be has provided the affillance of a Gentle man of the Faculty. Perron, in the country may be cured by Rating their cafes in letters, poll paid. left publiffied, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition, enlarged.—A Treatife on the above Complaints, Waited with the various fyinytoms and Cafes (hewing the painful and dangerous ef fed, of Caullic Boogies; an improved method of treating go- • norrheas, Ste. &c. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-crest, Soho; and H. D. Symonds, Paternolter-row ; alto to be had at h/PQueen's, Exeter-Change, and at the Author's. MARRIAGE and SOCIAL HAPPINESS. HOW many Men, to all appearance, in the prime of life, who have not yet arrived m the age of 23 years, arc rendered mifcrable to thenifelves, and ufelets to the great chain of Society, which they have either brought on thendelves, or by the force of bad example, are given up to a ferret vice; the eonfcquence is, that their mind as well as body is debilitated ; to think the Nervous Cordial is recom mended, and far which Dr. Erodum obtained his Majesty's Letters Patent; it will proted them from the infirmities of old age, and a wretched diffolutlon. Antitift the ag,mizlng re freditms of eonftious guilt, how many arc there of both kites, that arc deterred from entering into the marrtAl (fate, by in-1 Smith!' which - delicacy forbid* them to diktat; and chafe are not a few, who being already married, arc rendered mite rabic for want of mak tender pledges of mutual love ' without which bappinefs in this ltate ta at leaft very precario us. The tire above alluded to canks in women irregulasity,pains in the hack and theft, layltetics, (pains, lots of appetite, Ste. In men, it califes imbecility, languor, relaxation, complaints, debility, anxiety, and a long train of niciatiebuly 'Die Nervous Cordial (lands unrivalled, as It has been analized by the fiat Proleffors and Medical men Europe can product, and stay be relied on in giving immediate relief and certain cafe in mod cafes of Nervous complaints. This cialtrAl Medicine has been produdUec of general good, and the many reitured to she Welling' of health, from the gates of death, by this inefti mable preparation, is the bigheß eal,ogium which could poffibly hepaid to Dr. Broduin, and is indeed his lam& and reward. The BOTANIC.IL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be had at the Doctor'', lioufe, No. 9, Albion-ilreet, 7 Lkiura from the Leverian Mufeum, Blackfriars-bridge, and Cockill's Medicine Warchoufe, N 0.229, Strand, in Botika at 226.1111. 6d. and 51. 6d.- alfo In liith,eruttweß s Glafgow, Baxter , Briftol, Sheprard, Brighton, LlOraldfim and Co. Hull, Mr. Pc,:k, Printer. Hambro', Mr. Remnant, Birniinghatn, Swinney, Bedford, Smith, Blanc:ford, Simmons, EngWl; Bookieller. Iphvich, Middledlteh, lac of Wight, Albin, Bury St. Filmuntra, Dingle, Bridr.nr, Nlareriz Cheltenham, Buckle, Cambridge, Ore, A, Young, nu:faint. Lecds, Nuns and Co. Lynn, Gales, Leiceter, Swinfal, Canteemry, Britlow, Cartine,Hie, Ch.ithani, Etherinstna, Lewes, El liott, Manadter, I.yncb, Margate, Sliver, Chelmsford. Mega - and Co. Cbelter, Poole and Son, Chicbefter, Phil!Spica, Dublin, SOllbury and Co. Durham. Heoderkst I Deal, RA, Dover, NoJes, • Nt.w - bury, Fuller, Neu/cattle, Walker, Northampton, Diccy and Co. Nottingham, Burhagc and Cc. Norwich, Stevenfou and Co. Oxford, Jones. Plymouth, Nettleton, Devizes, Broughton Portfmouth, Belem, et Exer, Trueman and Son, Mackenzie, College Green, Capon, Hording Dublin Derby, Drewry, Reading, Smut, and Co. And. moft boairellea amt idedicisoNomisn ill the three ktat • dome. TO BE LET, Fumbled, and entered upon Immediately, RA IIFO RD HOUSE, near Downton, Wilts 11 - 0 with walled Gardens, Hot-houfes, Stables, Cosch-poutt„ turd all other convenient Offices, and a 6 Acres of Failure Land, late in the oecupat;on of the Earl of Maintribury. Abmt ca Acres more 9f Palture Land may be had if mit:Jr:A, and tha f.isior of Hamptworth, atijolning to Daimon. will be lot with , e above.—Barford-Houfe is only LK miks front Saifbur)'. Enquire of Mr. Arney, Clore, Salilbury ; or of Mr. Mow. and, Dowmon, Wilts, who will (hew the Prtntifes. ' or BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, and DISORDERS of. the. STOMACH and-Itt)W LS. Da. JANIES's ANALEPTIC 1•11.I.S. THE excellence of thek Pills, as a gentle rnr gative,'and as a general preferratiec of Health,aly tr . -drug Nature in the due difcharge of the Anima landlious, has efts btithed their reputation as a Medicine of Cie lull impott,lnce. They arc admirably calculated for diforders of the Stomach and Bowels ; for perfons of a bilious, a Gouty, or a Rheumatic Difpofition ; as well as for thole whole Conflituticna haws beta aff,..ded by a LW adive or too lideneary life,or by a rddessoo In hot Climates. They are likewifc particularly ferviceable in Head-Ache occafioned by indigeftlon, and in removing Cuchtd effedls of free living; as air in preventing Palfies and Apo plexies, fo often the confequence of intemperance The tendency of thcfe Pills is to open the pores by nightlinl the body by day: they moreover promote sleep, and require neither confinement nor attention to diet. Recourfc Mould be had to them on the firit attack of a cold, or upon any flight in sfifpoution ; and they mould never be omitted at bed-tints after any excels of eating or drinking ; and thus their diltinguifitA charadteriftic will be maintained, of promoting longevity, fo remarkably exemplified by their inventor, who by a con , ftmg tie of them, (hough a very free liver, attained the age of 75. As the ANALZPTIC PILLS OWC their viruses to a peculiar preparation, which bee never been divulged but to the prelate Proprietors, they can only he had genuine from them; and they are fold by Francis NEWBERY, at the Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, the Eat End of St. Paul's, a fez doorsfirom Cheapfide, London ; and at Dr. James's late houfe isi Brutos-ftreet ; in Boxes, price 4E. 6d. each, Stamp Melody; or the quantity of fix may be had in one large box, for zl. as. it, --obferve that the words, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Pants," are engraved in the (tamps. All others arc counterfeits. T.T. TAYLOR, surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-Rivet, Londos rata,• Edinburgh, May 2. ,3co. IN the fpring of 1794 I was afflifted with a Vene. real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for five months ; hut was then obliged to apply to a regelar Phyfielar, who put a timporary Rop to the virulence of the &feat. (by mercurial agitations) for (me time ; but growing, in fpittOf all medicine and thcadvice of the full Gentlemen of the Foa.dt, here, worfe and work for two years, I was rechtued to a Rate almoft u nparalleled and beyond deft ript ion , being an en tire !elm Ta and ulcerated from head to toot—My brad, throat, mouth, flak, _legs, arms, etc. have been alternately in danger of baconto log Welds; in Mort, I have had from 20 to 3o eating ulcers .ars my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight—lt would he voluminous to particularize all my eafo—fuiftee it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined my fell, beyond all li.ipes of recovery; and indeed, in my then condition, death was preferable to my axone than mifaable Rate. In this dreadful fittiatiou did I drag a mot miferable exiftence, till Divio e Pitovtotoce s‘rew in my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, l could n0t...4 fent and procured Come of your LIAILe2 Pal ENT Pats, which, by tiling from time to time, am now, and have hang been, (atter more tban four years in deferibable diitrefs), in as i good a Rate of health as ever I en joyed; as a proof of this, I had a tine, thriairg, healthy born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Go u, and is hopes of rendering my fellow-ereeturefereice, I requelt yon to publiih this; and you may at any time refer perfuna, who wals to I.e fatidied of the truth of this, or further pant:au/ars In tut or my friends, by letter or perfon. As few cafes for hadocrs will ever equal mine, and none es ceed it, I have from experience every reafun to:drum nuutkiad, that in your LEAK2 . II Pt Les they will fiml a fore, fpredy,f.e ., .., and radical cure, far that molt dreadful Rage of the Veacrull Difeafe, which is called—A CON 22 KM aft Ll , ll. 101 With gra. tato& , Sir, your obliged humble fervent, • Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TUOMAII Loa, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. at his houfe, Na.Ne.9, New Bridge-ttreet ; where he will give ad vice, without a fee, to perfume raking there Pills and iv;'.l - (wet- patients letters, if port paid, on the fame terms, obf.a:.• • ing in all cafes the molt inviolable feerecy, no Perfon's name '.f cafe having been mentioned, but at their own particular reTteft, by the Proprietor, during the eourfe of more than 35 yes". that he has had the conducting of an execntive fah of th:ahovc medicine, and the pradticc ariling therefrom. They are ago fold, by his Appointment, for the cone..tticnes of thole living at a dillance, by .Ir. Itwer, Suath.hrid;re. Edinburgh; Mr. Mennons, Printer. Glafgow, to whom alfe Mr. T. refers for his addrefs; at the Pe:tamer's, Na. if. Albatis-ftreet, ; Mr..Rolgrtlim s Toy-fhol , N 0.103, Oxford-Rreet ; Mr. Dithorougit's, No. 7, Fillt-Ilrect.hid. nearly oppolite the Monument ; Mr.Steers,ilookfokkr, No. I. Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Callwers, Dublin; and by one Perfon in every confiderable town in Great-Britain and Ireland, in Bores of only as. 9d. each, foaled up with full and plain Diredlious, whereby Perfutis of either Ss: may Cure thendelvea with cafe Ind ferrety. • .ONDOri : Printed far the Emprictora, by JOHN HANIFL (of Camahy-ftrtet) at the STAN PIIINTING-OfltCl, No. t : Carey-ttrett ; and paddithed by LEVEL Khn . (of Call. terbury-place, Lataheth), at Na a, Carey-ftreef, and at the &rat-011C", Temple-Bar ; tough/A Oilier conitiCA l- *el rot the '6DITOM are roiusital w In.4,l4ffireg. 1 19 L 296 G 7 j 4 I r 3 i 22 a a 1 3 2! c 3 :9 L 17 I 0 :1 0 as 268 tO4O !'ll 1104 32CC *l.iW 1064 i ' 597 Silt in