Star. — London, England, 1802-06-19 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGBNCS. MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND Saab. I Dublin, Waterford, I /iamb: ash, FALMOUTH, JUNE z 6. DV I. Arrived yellerday the LiICRSTRI Packet, Capt. Sxnusioso, with the Mail from Jamaica, after a pafage of 43 days : the brings no particular news from St. Domingo, every circumilance refpe6ting that 'nand was kept as fecret as poffible at Jamai ca ; but reports were in circulation that the French had been very tinfuccefsful: all the Britith feamen belonging to the (hips of war at Jamaica were par ticularly healthy: the BRUNSWICK, of 74 guns, failed a few Jays before the Packet for England : palfenger by the Packet, ALLKANDfIt Efq. The Packet is gone into quarantine in etude quence of the death of the Surgeon, Mr. Wm- Lotus, of Penryn.—Sailed this day the Pelican, Baoan, with bale gocals and tin for Smyrna; Two Sitters, WEBB, for - Limerick ; and the Ame rican (hip Dolphin, TYLFR, with flour for Rotter dam. The DUKE OF YORK Packet fails on Satur day next with the Lithon Mail of the 16th init. and the CH ISTER ri sLD Packet on Sunday next with the Leeward Mathis Mail of the 17th init.—Arrived alfu the (hip Riga Merchant, from Norfolk with flour, but laft from Newfoundland. PORTSMOUTH. JUNE it. This day day arrived his Majefty's (hip LEAK sza, of so guns, and the Leas 'err brig from the can ward ; alto the Union, MtrCKeu., and the Mary, Cows'', from Sunderland; the Hope, Pawn, from Havre, with palfengers; and the Lively, Bv art a, from Newcaftle.—Sailed the Peggy,Cap tain THOMAS FOTHIRLLY, for Q2ebtc. LIVERPOOL, MAY i 7. The Fanny, Levin, from Africa, is arrived at Barbadoes, and failed for the Bahamas. The Ifaratio, Waysoe, from Africa, is arrived at Demerara, and I.4iled for St. Vincent. Captain CO:, of the (hip Governor Wentworth, (poke on the 29th ult. the chip Grandville Bay, SMITH, from Grenada, hound to London, in long. 47, W. lat. 38, 33 N. out 27 days. The Dart, HUNSLEY, from Demerara and St. Kitt's fur this port, is put into Barbadoes. The Roe, Nacnot.sna, from Afr i ca, is arrived at Barhadoes, and failed for the Bahamas. The Prudence, &ISMER, from hence and Au gola for the Bahamas, was 1 . 11.)lre 2111 April, in lat. t 9, 14, N. long. 61, 30. W. all well. Extra& of a letter from Captain Cut rr ' of the fhip Rofalind, to his owners here, datrd May 7, tßoz, lat. 41, N. long. IS, to, W.—" I have the fatisfaetion to inform you of our prngrefs thus far ; fince leaving Liverpool ye flerda y we.ikote ha; e run moo miles. I have no doubt the 'hip, that (iiled in company with us have been equally fueclsful, as the eaderly winds feemed general for this lat week. Wind at prefent N. N. W." FROM LLOYD'. LIST. NIL. Ira 06-11•13e4 the Anacron brig on $ crnize.-- %nod N. a -. , ions t 8 —Paffed b y the Aelive. Ditches of York, Helmet, fro.-St. kttolni ;William. —. from fctiel! Urtana. Warren; owl C r aria, R from Peter( b ; Covina, —, from Palau; Thais, Smith. from Gr.- : . Chivas. from Dentarara ; and Sally, 1 3v4,b -tar,, 'rem Sarrlarn.---Saikd the Nan:v. Cargill, for Peterf btir;:,h . Sally, Bowman, for Havre; n;lraght, laent , s; Hoop Van Hoc, .Jacob; and page YAK a—a..., for koo-n • Vrow th, P.ight, for Norway ; Jonge Francis, f or Bins& Ws; and Jove Airy, for Rotterdam. ARRIVED. At Liverpod-.Angola, Boyer, from Demar ra; Otwav, Mann ; and Robert, Darby Mire, from Jamaica; Lively, for, from the Canaries; William, Raven. from Surinam ; MI nova, Chaos, from Savannah ; Lady Cremorne, Gibfon, from Antigua; American Eagle, Carboy; and Juno, Bunker, Ii New York; Sarah, Gilles, from Oporto; Mary Allen, Jump from Jamaica; Penelope, Parker, from Dominica; 111ary, Biggs. from Barbad , :es; Jane. &Ind i te, from Alexandria; Cy rus, Bdre, from rift..o ; Governor Wentworth, Cox, from Demarart: Alexander ' Ainfworth, from Antigua ; and la thlike!, fmm Dantxic. At Havre—Four Sifters, from Lifbon ; Maria Loulfa, !bulb, from Virginia; Riling States, jacobfou,from Wilming ton : Planter, from Newhaven ; Mercury. —, from New York; Lucy, Walker from Newbury Port ; and Maria from ci w tft on. At Bourileaux.-Bagarelle, —, from New Orleans; Caro line, from P: , ilacklphia; Rebecca, and John and Francis, from Charlatan; Margaret, from I I tarpon; ; and Sophia Charlotte, —, from the Ines of France. At Martinique—Rt.Hance, Sandl ,nd, from London. At Trinidad—Atlas, Wallis, from London, and Cattret, Bird, from Africa. At Leghorn--Bruthers, Mardian. from Briftnl. At Bolton—Criterion, Thamas, from London. At Genoa—Aß:ea, Sieves', from rn Liverpool; Itaeehorfe, Langley, from London; and William. Prudle, from Chat It Bon. At Angolaiyrinine, 'Champion, from ilverpooL In the Dome—Thames, Wood, from Virginia; ritorge, Newnham, frnm Charante; James, Butler; Juno, Rol,, front Imuiea ; Minerva, Barber, from Batton; lot4tft r,—; an.. Charles Carter, Tompkins. from Virginia; Cood Intent, Robins, twin Liibon; linion, Stewart, from Geo. ; Catha rine Green, &elk; A.pdhar, Athligton ; RantLigh, Warring; and Boddingtota, Cadenhead, from Jamaica; and Diamond, Clark, from Trinidad ; Leander, Brown, from Gr. nao.. ; Ro. from Jamaica. foe Leith; Thai!, Smyth, from Charente; aski Mariner, Chivas, from Demarara. . - At Cowes...Ell:a, Barnard, from Sumatra ; and Fanny, ArAftliter, from it.tavia. At Falmouth—Falcon, Farrell; and Triton, Colman, from Virginia; liindoftan, FindLy, from Philadelphia; Fame, —; and Richmond, Webb, from Charkilon; and Rip Mcrehant, Knight, from Virginia. At Brißol.—Nliacrva, Edwards, from Surinam ; Charlotte rta:vA, from Cadiz; Conuster,:c, from Jamai:a ; and Shepherd, from Antlgvl. At Philadelphia--N,w:• /City, from Litt:pc:). ; znd Role, IMO, from London. t Tenerifft —Columbia. Easton, from Liverpool At Vcra Crui—St. Antonia (atlas !ierculcs), from Proviacuce. At, St. Vineetes--C ,th, Toperall, from BrisbL At !:rend:,--I lope, E.des, ft mt London. A: Kitt's—Hope, ILiker, (nun DrißoL t :ii,ini.,—Waßtirgtou, Nye; and Courtney, Fryer, from 1.1.:.d.m. ::liaricitun--juLur rll de, White, from London. :tt Jan..tic..—Liay St. Juin, Smith, from Loudon; HPro, 'marl.. from ; St. Mary's Phones., -, from Live:- 1••••4 ; Cittunpitos, Popplcwal, from London; Sebaltiana, -, I , an Lirerpea ; ['WAWA, Wilful', from Africa; Elizabeth, --; Eophrottet, Galt ; Caledonia, Farris ; sod Charlotte, (rum I ivtrpouL At A it - Ica—Britannia, Drown ; and Grace, Leary, from Li very.nol. At the Cane of Good lioneuuitoGna. IPiereev, from London. LONDON MARKErS. CORN-EXCHANOF„ FRIDAY, JUNE 111. A Retort' of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the stb of June _ . to the sith of June inchahve. Total t 1,539 faelts.—Airerne 56t. sal& 21. id. higher than latt return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH Bill 31 Xis to 61 os I Pock:.t;siost;7l 7s SMITHFIELD, June xB. To fink the 01141—ter Itone of 81b. Beef - Ss 24 to 5i 8,1 Veal . 4s 8J to 6s 2d Mutton -SS 4d to bs Att: Pork - to 64 4d Lamb les od to Ss od. Btoek at Market this morning, he• Ats got, Sherp and Lumhs 240.3 NEWGATE and Li..4I)ENIIA.I Julie 18. Per Bone of 81k. by the carcafe. Beef 4s cal to ss od Veal 3s 8d to ss 8d Mottoti ss od to 6s od Pork ss od to 6s 4d Lamb 6s od to 76 dd. RAW HIDES, une Hideo (per ftone) 34 4d to 3s 641 Haalty Calf 94 od inch /diddling as 841 to 2* 1041 Mode Skint Its to ads Ordinary as 4d to 2% 6d Sheep Skins ns od to _ . . She-Arhus, Is. PRICE OF LEATHE?s, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each, - . 374 to zpd Ditto, 6o to 661 b - - - std to 134 Merchants Backs . 174 to .24 Dreifing Hides . • lad to 1 • Fine Coach Hides . 16d to 57p Crop Hides for Cutting ad to ip - Fiat Ordinary - -16 d to 17 Calf Sidus, 33 to eolb per dosco, - sad to god Ditto so to -k-111 - • std to god Ditto. 70 to tiolb - - sad to $74 Satin Seale (Greenland) per b. gs od to ss ad Large ditto - . toos to egos per dos. Tanned Hark Hides - as to 305 each Goat Skins . - sts to 6ss per dozes Bark per Mod - siL tos. to 231. os. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market p 8 d town Tallow 6p 6d to os Clare market 3, 8 d Raffia ditto (ca.) 6os od to t. I • Whiterhipel market Is Set Raffia ditto (Coop) gsos wOo. (per Ruse of ISO White Candle R ufila gp to os Mated Stull gis ud toss. its id Ditto Rough 36s od to ias Avarice Price 35 B#d Greaves - i6a od to os Good Dregs tis to tie Yellow Soap, his. to co.--Mottled,llos...-Curd, 841. Cal..lla, to,. 6d.--Moulds, its.6d._ PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, Jane Itt. Stnithheld. St. James's. Whitcehapel. &lay., oto 6 61 3 30tn 6 to 0 4too to 6 o e 3trave tt3 lot II I /9 otO 1 5 0 1 IS oto 1 0 c Clover 6 oto 7 o I ---.- 6 to o to 7 12 o COALS, June 18. Heft Coals in the Pool, i t. os. od pee Cltakkon. Delivered Si. 9s. od. Sunderlmd, 11. 333. 04. 11.1ivcred 2i. 21. od. BIRTHS. On the 6th inftant, at I.itneriek, the Lady of Seaton Bayley Efq. of a fon. 6., t h e 14th inft. atP.mithampton,theLatly of Capt. Jenkins, the Navy, of a d.:ughter Tnulday morning, in Upper Beslkeki-ftreet, the Honourable Mrs. :teplicofon, of a fon. MARRIED. Monday, at St. George's, (teen-fquarr. J. S. Harney, Barri fter a• Law, of the Middle Temple, to Mrs. Lightfoot, of Bar tier - On the 9th inft. at St. George's, Bloginfbury, John Ruffen. Efq. of Ounberwell Grove, to Mifs Foftcr of Han-ftreet Inoonslbu7. On onilay, at Arundel, Sorrel, A.J.Griffiths, Efq. Captain n the Naey,to Mifs Parker. of that place: Mr. Houma's, of Great St. Helen's, to Mifs Gray, only daughter of J. Gray, Ffq. of Harley-ftrcet, Canndifh-fquare. On the Loth inft. Mr. Fletcher, wine and coal-merchant. of Southampton, to Mils Bata, daughter of Mr. Baker, book feller there. On :he 4th intl. at Altrineham, Mr. J. R. Frrme, merchant Liv•rpool, to Mifs Wells, daughter of the Rev. William Wdls of Brsklchoro. DIED. T v.rly, at Britlingtoo-Cottag near Brit' 1, in the bit.= of yout'a kiirs Caroline M y Vai.derhorft, youngeft daughter of tin Atm ricau Coats' We11.e , .14,, at Om feat of James Bourcbier, Efq. at Little ELTtrirA war , . Hat', Childers We'batik Childers, Efq. of Cant ley Lodge. Yr rkAire. At Girnasm. Ireland, George Stewart, Efq. Captain of the Glcnarws Yeomanry In nralion•ltreri, Dublin. Mr. Michael M'per mo tt. In 1 7, 41c5-ft , e t. in the 16th year of his age, after a ttilion , Awls. Mr P. Crar..iptoo rid& fon of MajorCrampton. In Th ogheds Beavor Van Efq. On the =d inftanr, Mary Hood, wife of Luke Flood, Efq. of Point. St-: , .t lord. On Monday !aft, at Highbury Place, joreph Mayfey, Eft. of ArnweU. Hirt.. Lift weac, at Weft Bromwich, at the advanced age of 102, Mr. J. Sheldon. He bat left behind him nine children, fifty-one grand-children, ninety-brc great-grand-children, and five chil dren of the fourth generation. At Path, Sir Richard Sutton, Bart. of Norwood. At Shcpton-Mallet, Paul EN. He had eat a hearty fupper the preceding night, retired to bed, apparently in good health and fpirits, at eleven o'clock, and at three the neat morning was a corpfe I On the 9th in it. aged 84, Mr. Benjamin Dawfon, King.ltreet, tl.e Welt Freemafon in Liverpool. On the 4th instant, at Liverpool, Mr. Samuel Dunbabin, fur seen, aged y 3. IMPOSITION never having been fo general as at the prefer.t Crifis, it Is a duty incumbent on every perfott who is in polfeffion of a Medicine of eflablithed reputation to adopt the molt certain means of preventing the pollibility of a ipurious Compotition being foaled on the Public, to the ob vi..ully este& liming the lives of the Affliaed, and undefervedly bringing an invaluable preparation into dif-eftecm. It is there coal ;erations that induce the reel - cat Proprietors of the well known ANTISCOItBUTIC DROPS, lie prepared by thi la'e FRANCIS Sri casual . , at his llifpcnfary, No. rs, Sohn fquare to acquaint Nerscus, Scorbutic, Gouty, and Rheu- mak Patients, that the above is the only place where they are prepared genuine, an.l that, by permiTion of the Commiffioners of the Stamp-Office, a Stamp printed in black ink, is affixed to each bottle, with the wer4s—" Spilffiury and Co. No. ts, Soho fiusre," alto "By the King's Patent, on the Bottle, Bill,an d Wrapper, that the pnrchafer may be convinced of being fup plied with the genuine Medicine, which Is fold in bottles, at ss. and tl. 2s. each, duty included, by the general ♦'enders of Patent Medicines in Town and Country. OR Rheumatifins, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, 1 . Lumbago, Head-ar Numbnefs Palfy, Indigeftion Fla tulent Spormodie or flying Paine, general Debility and Rana don of the Syßem, SPRAINS, BRUISES, &e. . - Experience has proved the mild ftimulating powers of Wee: anaaa ' a Essence OF MUSTARD Pills, and Flaid, the moft effedual remedy ever made known to the world, hiving fueeeeded in cafes of fix, Light, tell, twenty, and even of forty years Paulding, after other means had failed, and it has, a' !Muter cured more patients of the above complaints, than ▪ t!te m...licincs ever before made Public. The fluid Ef. It lei. is fo fingularly penetrating and fpeedy In its operation, as • aLrgsly to effect the cure of SPRAINS and BRUISES by a few applications. Widtchrad's Effence of IVluftard is prepared and fold at • each Box or Bottle, by R. Jon xs•rus, Apothecary, No. t c. Creek-131%1A, Soho, London : And Its reputation Is fo univerfally eftabllfhed, that it may he had of every Medicine Vender in Eugland, Ireland, Weft Indies, and America. _ _ _ 'Fo prevent countet kit impotition, purchafers arc requefted to °brine, the Gcndtie is diftingniCied by the King's Patent, and the SiguAture of R.Jon as STOII, the Patentee's Own uniting, ...,. the Ishel a earl:, Bottle or 802. A CANTAI, SOVTH-DOWN PARK A MANSION. HOUSE, AND SEVERAL OTHER EETATLS UPON AND NEAR THE SOUTH DOWNS, With 1.0111 Rion at Miehatimas neat, TO, BE SOLD BY AUCTION--By VF.RRALL and SON, At the Star Inn, in Lewcn, on Saturday the Si th day of Jure, xBo2, at hvn o'clock in the aftcrnrx,n. T 'HE real ESTATES of l SILLIAM WASHER, -a- late of Seaford, Erg. deceaftd, which are very tligibly situate upon, and near the South Downs, seal in the neighteur hood, of Seaford, Eadbourne, Lewes, ;Mon, and C7.lek field, and coedit of the following particulars: Lot t. A Freehold Manfion-Houte, about 25 years ago, replete with convfniencies, in fuhlt;oxial renair ; and con fittingofa dreakfaft Pariour,lE ' g-room at.o Drawing-room; Kitchen and other Offices on the Ground Floor ' fix Bed Cham bers with Clarets on the Firlt Floor; four large Bed-rooms on the At,ic Floor; and earellmt Cellars; with a Coach houfe, a four•ftall Stable, a Cow-huufe, and either Buildings; and the Yuls, and walled Gardens adjoining ; and containing in the what: 2it. 13 P, fituate in the Town of Seaford, tome time fence occupied by Mr. Walker, and lztely by John Bur man, Efq. Lnt a. An inclofed Patten Field, (freehold) adjoining to the Town of Seaford, containing aA. 2 R 15 P fome time fince occupied by Mr. Wallitr, and lately by Mr. Surrnan. Lot 3. A Windmill, in fubilantipi repair, with a Parcel of I.and thereto adjoining, containing a A. 27 P. &nate in Sea-, ford, held for the remaindei of a Tonn of 99 Yea-i, com mencing from I.ady.day, 17(9, and now occupied by Richard Bull. Lot 4. A Meffoage, with the Malthoufe, Brewhoufr, Srphle„ and othcr Bniltlir, s s, Garden, and Croft of Land tit( ran Pjoiii ing, containing 3 R. is P. fitt.ate in the Town of .Alfrifton. and now iu the occupation of Mr. Jima Skinner. Lots A Meffstage, divided into Two Dwelling* fituate In tin centre of the Town of Alfrifton, with a Barn, Garden, and Croft of Land behind it, containing 2 R. 6 P. now oc ropi4 d by Mrs. Sarah Newnan, and Edward Deering, her Under taunt. Lot 6. A capital and compad South Down Farm, called Wiuktbn Farm, (a (mall part or which is Copyhold, and the frAt er part ire, hold) ; confiding of a Farm-houfe, three cages. Four Earn., with the Stables, and other Buildings, and 013 A. 3 IL 20 P. of Arabic, Alcadow, Pallare, Brooh-land, and hhcep-down, Senate in Winktoo, and in the Patiflies of AlorllLm and Berwick, (within ,3 miles of Seaford, ; of CAl bourne, and 9 of Lewes) and now occupied by Mr. John Adc, and Mr. James Mach:At, rofpeolvtly. Lot;. Several Paled.. 4.f Arable Land, cootlining 9f A. l'enantry Alealure, fnuatr in the Town Laine of Alfrifton, II St wcp Lrazea an Alfrilt.ni Tenantry Down, and a (mall P.,rcel of Drookaland, ..allui the 1 own Brook, in Alfrifion, now oc cupied by M. John Adc a:nil Mr. James Marchant, refpes flatly. I.: It B. A Freehold Mein:age. R.rn, and f-veral Parcel+ of land, lying well togeth:t untainihg hA. aR. is Chiddingly, now occuried by Ralph Bull. Li)! 9. A Manage, Earn, and ft...rat Parcels of Ar:ble, Meadow, and Pafture Land, containing 61 A. aR- as P. Mune in Chalvington, and now oc:upied by Robert Parris. Lot. Ici. A compadt and eligible rarm, confdting of a Mei huge, barn, Oaftimufe, and kveral Parcel.. of Arable, Mea dow, and Pafture Land, containing ya A. 3R. P. fituate in Barcombv, about three miles front LeWei, r.uw w.cupled by Wm. Towner. 'Lot it. A Freehold Farm, well Rock ...I with young and thriving Timber; and confining of a Nieff.e.ge, Two Barnes. ~nd other Bundles, and (mien! Parcels of Meadow Pallure, and %Wood land, called Rout's farm, eontainieg 140 A. 3R. 14 P. &tate in Shoreham and Eidney, (near Cucklield, and the great Turnpike Road to Brigiuuti:,, and now occupied Isy Henry Rifhop. Lot 12. Two Pieces of Pallure Land, containing yA. 7P. Situate atWeoli-ltrect, in Arlington, and now occupied by James Niatchant. Lot lg. A Cottage, Barn, Garden, ar.d Orebard, and Pared of !Weadow Land thereto adjoining, containing 3A. i R sS I'. innate at the Street in Wilmington, and now octal i. d 'ay Wi:liatn Vine. Lot fa. A Parcel of Arable Land, called PiLkitants, con taining 6 A. 28 P. fituatc In %Vilrnwgton, and now occupied by Mr. John Ade. List rt. Two Parcels of Meadow and Arable Land, eallel ' the Pick&ld or Thornwell Field, and the Warren sir SorfitAdo containing together 9 A. 1 R. 34 P. Ituate in Wilmington, and now occupied by Mr. John Me. Lot a 6. A Parcel of Arable l.and, called Blaelnan's Field, containing j A. a R. tt P. fituatc in Wilmington, and now occupied by Mr. John Ade. Lot t 7. A Parcel of Meadow Land, called Doman's or Dor mond's Field, containing 4A. t R 3o P. fituatc in Arlington, and now occupied by Mr. James Morchant. AU the above Eftates arc held by the Tenants from Year to Year, and every Tenant, (except the Tenant of Lot 3, whole year ends at a fublegaent time), has had Notice to quit at Mi chaelmas next. The Tenants win thew the feveral Ethics; and further P..r ticulars may be had of Mr. Hopur, of Lewes. COMPLAINTS. DlSEAbliti of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL MR. DUFOLTiii;fOr;;il;Ci'ublic,that he may daily be confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his houfe, No. 5, Frith-arcet, Soho, London, in all cafes of Obttrudions. Stridures, Glees., Seminal Vitaknefs, Incontinency of Urine Impotence, and debility in either Sex, Ste. Fain' extenfive Pnielice in this department, to which he has con fined hinectf for many ' , errs, he offers a method of cure, mild, eflicacious, and which prevents a relapfe. Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me dicaid!) Boogies. has ultimately fo improved them, by divelt ing them of the irritating effedts of common Bougies, that they !weed where muffles and other violent means have failed. For the Venereal Difeafe, 11 , 1 r. DUFOUR is inpoffe/Bim of Daran's Remedies, fu mild that they render conSnement or rdtraint in diet unacceffary. To enable him to attend patients at their own hour's, he has provided the affiftan re of a Gentle man of the Faculty. Perfons in the country may le cured by Mating their cal . 's in letters, poll paid. haft publifbed, price a.. 6d. Fifth Edition, en'arged.—.A Treatife on the above Complaints, ithillnitc4.l with the various fraptoms and Cafes (hewing the painful and dat.gerius d= feels of Caullic Boogies; an improved method of treating go norrheas, Sec. /sc. Printed for I. Callow, Crown -tout, Seto; aid H. D. Symonds Paterso&cr : rew; alto to be had at PAKtueen's, lixeter-Cluntge, sad at the Author's. WHEN Nature is unable to remove fcorbutic, fcrofulous, nervous, and other chronical difordm, ari fing from furfeits, morbid obitruiftions, and impurities of the blood and juices, the patient will often be ...fflittled with one or more of the following fympton.s, viz. indigeition of food, pain (welling, or oppreffion of wind in the ftomach or bowels, in ward weaknefs, coldoefs, numbnefs, wearinefa, or Curries action in the powers of motiop, fivinuning in the had, dim • nefs of fight, lownefs of fpirits, ftupidity, forgf.tfulncfs, atd, on the haft hurry or furprife, the whole frame is agitated, and. the mind confided, frequent beating of the heart, trembling of the limbs, di fturbed and unrefrething Beep, itching erupt ions, and glandular tumours, wafting of the flella, di fiicult of breath ing, cough, bleeding at the note, and fpitting of blood, a pale •r fallow eomplexion, with coovulfive, hyiteric, and various other forts of fits; thefe, with a train of other fymptoms, fuch as cold chills, and &thing beats, fieknefs, irregular appetite, pains of the head, fide, back, and joints, Which often iliift from one place to another, are ohroft Inftantly quelled, and the caufc removed, with the greateft cafe and fafety, by taking a bottle of Dr. PATERSON's VEGETABLE DROPS, which are in doled in plain diredtions, and fold by Tutt, Royal k.xchange ; Ward, N 0.324, Holborn, oppofite Gray's Inn, London; Bul gin and Sheppard, Briftol ; Lynch and Staines, druggifts, Men chaca.; Brown, printer, Newcaftle-upon-Tyne; Bacon, Ste venkin, and Co. Norwich; Marthall, Lynn ; Downes and Bulb, Yarmouth; Barnillay, Ipfwich ; Rymer, Coicheftcr; Stahl, Chelmsford; and molt other Venders of Patent Medicines in Great Britain, at ss. the bottle (duty included); and may be had at No. 4, Little Towerareet, where all orders, wholefale and retail, arc dely attended to. Alto may be had, as above, his MEZEREON PILLS, felled up in plain dint:Lions, price ss.sd. the box, containing ea which eradicate every Base of a certain difeafe, with the ut moft fecreey, requiring no reltraint In dlet,or bufmefs, operat ing and performing the cute in a more perfedt and pleafan: snaoscr than fee Noes the Quantity slam other Pills wharevar- RED Of GREY TR. FrO bt leen nt Mr. OV ERTON's, No. 47, N t w. Pond-fireet, u.triimq fpecimetts of Red or 'trey .4„i ; changed to bemriful, permanent, alidnatural fl,Fien or r1ax...%, Brown, or Black, in a few hours, by the tile of lAA bigho tinguifh..d Preparation the TR ICOSIA N F 1.1111). mattemiiia to this Compofition will prevent ladies, whofe Grey an tarty p, r 1 tl, ironi being compelled to ado:.t the utfluus cur. ;tom t fwe cr lig Pi ruquiri in lot weather ; to fay tio:hing of he fetal ca f q vices too oft, n arifing fro n the ale of ti planted hair: this Preparation is alto Irec from Via& pc/Melo:1 eompounds 'hat deßroy the Hair they pealcfs to b..autiry; fat.. i &rad of rind ring it harlh And difagrecable to the Lel .. - 01 vw,it be tows the mat filky forted's, a! the fame ei ait inereafrs the gr(r.v: h to a degree of Ineuriooce th.t rivals Compt.fiCon yet offered foe fit»il.r purpuces. . _ Ina wo. d, to convince the Public of zd:orc afferti, . sty Lady frming a Luck of Hair (poi4lai..l) fealod at to • cut which is cut from the head, dull, courfc t (1, 4 have it retuned (free of cxpence) changed to any colt.,r the at the places of rale. Such an unequivocal and liberal mfa, the Pi.iirictor trufts will convince more than all the pJnegyrie words can bellow ••• ladles re p.:rtlaulitly requefted to mendein whether they With the Fluid ''or Flaxen, Brown, or Mae:. Sold who'crale or retail, by appaintment, in bottles of One Guinea each, at Mr. •:;olditiies, Kafii-acr to her Majcay, Na. 42. Comiiill; and Mr. Overton, No. 47, New Bond-ftratt; where feveral beautiful 1.0.. ks of various ciiloursare to be fee a; likewife at Mr. Wri g ht' 4 , Wadies-pat:faze, Bath. ‘`,. t ,' HEN Protellional Men of education and re ••• • fponlibilify deviate from the general fyftem by the k. ledlon of a peculiar Eraneh, the lam:lion of bog eontiuuoi fueeefi k the heft criterion of fuperiority. Eight years hare i devoted my predicc to the exclofive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, ai.d thc furcefsful rail': of my plan gives me additional ardour to orpore .11 far as I am able the rav7. 3 es ot thnf complaiuts which Are the mit import ant in the eatAlogue of human infiroui After initiation into ..•very branch .t an Army Surgeas,l formed A Wilk at an early paled .4 l'radice to (view ituihrithr. al. from the ignora+u•e of uneriu.,ated Alen, or the ovally clan. rnlll.li precipitae.•y of generad Practitioner. - The 111y,1% I itivoit.DEßS, to the cure of which I have ds. voted my Attention, comprizt, every frtecies of VENEREAL IN MEC:TH.ON. whether or A recent or long duratior —telly. AU kinds of 1)Elt I .11* 1 , whether miffing from the habits of Schoolboy., or the indulgence of mature age, and Wily that A• rangetneat of the fyftem is Women which is called BAJLE,2I4. NESS ur STF.RILIT Y. Numerates difeares ate the reikth of Ignorance or balk to the treatment 01 a Amric Ckmorrhea, and it not onfreemently baam, pens that tho fett:... Lie arr trefoned the indifactko et= ungtiaryled brim B .4 rtiperi , ir nieth.al retch complaints ag nfily cure and er a 'lore "rho. Irma failed. I trait thaa may ; re,umeto GM' , 1 '^, nc:: re-stt,:)l.Qmenat Few !towever cefes of ir , .nplir.zt.:l d!ttrefs In to Cifordrr compared with the calamitous fi•iroions of hien,whe f it.l.ile.rucr FLY V ICE.. c.t t•tr Lvalent Gait. tie, of 3!: •11.1ilatsie t i!e, acquire that are 1/eLliizy whJe tttfvz ;:navniktable conf.:ouence of filch pernicious habits. %I/titre the uilliAgy) ~u.P.trer broads ever his mdery. but me run), coact al. !us rot it may Ix time confolatinn r him u, UL M., that alth..ugh**.t be ao on;eilt nidount or um... tiow, 'other Pract , t the nmioval of theft OREL Ct.:%Nf •:':; y the gradual p IT% R anovation thc. acquire. mein st Lverienc.a ritci of Bacchus Of Venus have INgur to rcdt.: ,nigh ansicty will be presented by mi early eounteractio.. d 11.:s languid Ilan., and is th , ht c 11.., no great lilltialtios will But wrier.. this Del - mere.) has for years exiftrd a proper Pu. (teeter c , ! r, iititc to revive the Ountbring fparke of 1 Ale, soa t 4, re arintit•• the Confbtutiou. . MdlitßtED 81'< )N4 EN who have ions been difappointed in Oct- etr,:el.ti. , 7u of a i.ar..t:F. may b. aifured, that in ma inftx.co ii:chtiete.l*. arc zutz.!:ie by Mceitcal Skin. cffentia I to my undertakiqg, and the Qu.a.:•lll(4la hate prefurieJ to Rate, total the Batis of my ir: coincid..::ce with loth thiaiati mation given, tha. 111 r -- may be eunfultedpefonally arty lett cr• 'nein:Lige notc) at his houfe, No. ay, Aran. del•ttilt: :war Tempia-Bar. rtere All UdjitlC:ti ca trance In Watee-ftreat adjoiairi and tilt 118:11c if Olt ;!tt doors. V. R. Mpg•tv • • the 1' vcal. ^Mier of Su erns HIJ MAJI•St'Y's RO%IIL LETTERS PATENT. Dr. BRODUM's NERVOUS CORDIAL and BOTANICAL SYRUP. jT has long been a que ( titsn, as well as a matter Sof farpriae, why 1)r. Beoovsa fhould be more retorted toss a Medical Man, than fume of our Met Phyucians, whore chi. meter and eminence has never been doubted : this Enigma Ws long puzzled all ranks of propte; but when we weigh and eves rider the eauL in a deliberate manner, the furprize teaks, and the cataract is taken from the eye. For hlitatlCC, how numer ous are the diforders die human ram• is fabled to, and which arik,Solely fronithe Patients imprudence; th e ft complaint s the Patient is summed to unfold to 16s own family Phyfician, .either fearful it may by emir union feed accident become public, or does not like to coefefs his weaknelii to the Phyfician he is in timate with ; and tt. which cafe the fanale ir particular often falls a facrifiee, rather than divulge the ferret of their guilt; and without ktiowin; the origin of the difurdcr It is impnlEble for any Phy Belau to prefcribe with facet:2; Cale, then, arc the Patients who cat, with fairly apply to Dr. ariadom, for they have only to fign initials to [hue 1. tiers, and date their cafe without any rrferve whatever. The Do.2ur Lints them either a prefeription or medicine (as the mal e may require) whhout ever knowing the perfon who has made applicathut to him, and the matter rafts for ever a Lyre, as it is out of the power of tbe Debtor to make a difcovery: ed.: is the clue and true cask whi Dr. Brodum monopolizes tin; applicatini of all ranks d people to himfelf; and particularly fo, as his charaeter is kr well ellahliihed as a Ikitful Phyfician, when we obferve in the &lip patters, the well authcmieat,d Cures pc rtiemcd by him, to perfons who have lahaured tor many years soder Gout. Rketunatifm, Evil, Seet - ,y, New tae, Confumptive, Yellow Feuer, jaundice., Fcidous SpaLns in the Stomach and Howei.,ard Debilities of Eta h Sexes,arifingfrora natural or acquired Caaf s, in partici:l.l, hole Complaints ori ginating front fine tipetarce, unpris e er Mdulgeutes, Ind/net), or exceffive Caief. f or iii. removal of ev. r s !dud of Obitruildoa is the Syftem, that. at.. few Medicines of equal efficacy, and in Complaints of the Ever, nun , y y ,w' o have witiared its beneficial effcels.even after the formic:an of &chinos , bub flance—The Yellow Fever, acid thole fatal Difeafes that wigs' ruts in the hamlet Atinorphere in hot LII.IIII4ICS. Mrs. Jewel. (tower, Wood. tireet, near the Sww ,Brolopt, teas afilkied 6 years with a Ci...l,:ication of ID:l(.l,h:is, which baffled the (kill of fever.: peciam ie prof-Moo; herbed? wa fwederl is a violent manner, fo ma e , as I , ' : , Ct3k1..3 by fonw thc I)ropfy, lime a Bilious comp: lon, Vie. her legs were in Nib a lit eat ion as the cocks to 'Tr •,:d aye, the times, Ple ss afraid from an opprelhon ie her frea.l, of being clioakca tor mut t.f brcAt'a. In dd. couslition hem biliZetl, be ing hope:els of any relict from Mcdf;-::;:, Mr: fortunately af ;dying to Dr. BRODUS, wa: pertcztly rroverial by his is hk' VOUS CORDIAL. .Ar. 7 F.lroft tic au:bexicityd the above, may, by application, er :y rzc:tee full relsfeeion. The BOTANICAL. SYRZI? .1 2:II:Z.VCCS COP.DiAles to be had at t he /LOOT'S H.,JI:, 1, A 9::07. 11 , ,a, 7 Doors from the Leverial B 1 lei:oar's Itr:une, u. Bunks at IS. Cd. , —.a.ltt ss. :A. .V.f.) of letioult and Co. (latt flacon), No. feu, us.ford-ftroet ; Royal Exchanee; Newbery, corner of St. Parrs Church-yard ; Bouhon, , Royai Exchange; Mr. Cockers ?o warelmulc, No. 219, mrant Goldin. Wt.:kale Medicine Vender,No. 2, Corninil ;an hr molt Bookfellers and Medicine V.ntit rs tiv• riirte kinguans.. `+• To thole koZies •ind Gent: wilco luir.i,o;og na the fiat* of Mattinur.,y, the 'lraq' would p.!rrcuiarh" rooronwed the Botanical Syrup, .prior to their appenr,'!•-c lie!"-re the /o.4er of Hymen, who are in thr friteer. praentirc of the SIC' tent not being entirely round, or (abject to reiaxat:ons et the folids. ••• Letters, firting Patients cafes, with the Dsanes area/ fee of a Guinea, s+:11 he ftridlly attended •o. '.UNDON ft.' r torittsts, by JOIN (of Carnatty-ftrcet: ar the F•TAY i'A I N EING•O7IiIC r., No. tt Cary-ftreet t and by LEVEL NT. ( terbury-dace, Latsbeth). at No 3. Carry-lbeet, a:' 0 r!.¢ STAR-OFIFCR. Testipk-BILt; to VW& Office ill rl 11IF . doss frier.ksXerroa are rsaucfted to be addraged.