Star. — London, England, 1802-04-17 00:00:00

STANZA ON THE PEACE. At letrth the slreielful form is Tit it let; has !Ara the walla ss:th tors; A C3:O. fucceee, the hi•trr .I'ed Poce with .I:rd-intik :;);,-ars. O' from fou:hern To Scotia', north. mountains hit!:, fong , of kg' rers)Unt:S, nly `VAC. titteitctl diernon fly : . No more may hultilt fi:cars contend, Or talell'o:it wave with horrid Ah, let item Cave a notler end, rt. }lough the f.,il or prune the vine! wh'.:r the Thames to prootily flows, wicile the Stine ferenely :Vey ferred Pcoce au.l ftvcat mole For ever blcr, Cita: peopled fides! PUT LA ND T R. The rld ad t e, tliat nt; , .briorrf 1 Vont come fitgle, wa: rerhaps never more fu!ly eriGed than in the (Aga! intlance, %%hid) late!v occurred in the yaiitii c f Cambufilethan, in I....narkildre, to a fat nwr of the name of V,"allace : He buried a daughter is the he inning of a week in Jaluary ; a f. , n, a flr"ag, aaive young man. rct tutting from I.auat',, was crufhed to tkath the f..nie week by the overtitrning of his cant, near Can hike ; and a ao:her daugh:cr, a full gi own woman, died of . a fever a few days afterwards. Tuelday ever.ing, as Mr. Garland, nT Plymmith- Dock, was driving h:s gig down the fteep bill Of near that town, his hod:: tank fright at fonte therlt, raii . furioally down the hill, urlet the and threw him out fo violently as to break • both his thighs. Ile was conveyed on a bier to his Lonfe at Do,k. On Thurfday fennizht a; a coachman was driv - fume failors though Foreareet, Plymouth 13,ck, in a very furious manner, he drove over a in,or woman, with twn chilCren, one of whom was kiii‘d on the (pot : the mother and the other child were dreadfully bruifed. The Coroner held an in quell on the hody—verdia, accidental death by the caielefliicfs (,f the coachman : of courfe his en:Kit and liotces will he forfeited as a deodand to the Lord Of Cie Manor. • On Sunday hill a Waterman, of the name of Nile. at Sliadwell•Dock.llairs, in croaing Step nrc was raddenly attacked by a furious boar, to l,c mad, who wounded the waterman with ; the enrazed animal !till ',caning aiid to other defentive weapon about liim ;ban a p,ti‘i:rife, he (tabbed the creature in frvall parts cf its body, till at length exhaaled with the lois of b!oorl, it fell into a ditch, and died. A pct's ..;:feharged front the Nil fain: man of War ta I),:rtininuth, who rct.:ivcd upwards of 901. prize-money, and wag•es for three years ':•rrice on board the l'earl fri , -ate, was, on the eveiiiit.; of tl.e fame dav that lie received it, robbed of the mum total by his girl.. .bout twelve o'clock on Saturday evening la (1, the Nuwaton carrier, front Coventrv,.and two rie!f •ns in his cart, were RoTped and robbed of mey and *-tods by lcarr villains armed with pill tal7, abut a quarter of a mile from Nuneaton. The Iliop of Mars. Topper and White, linen drapers, 4 , f Chelmsford, was broke into in the night o 1 Sat a; day 1.0 - t, and a quantity of cottons and other articles ilolen thereon!, part of which were found concealed under fume timber in the church yard the next morning. A remarkable ciicumaanee took place in one of the P“,:patrick packets a few days ago, in its paltize to Ireland. The v:111.1 was fuddenly over aakeik by a fquall, which laid her on her beam ends, and threw two gentlemen and a.lady overboard. The gentlemen were immediately picked up, but the lady went down. Fortunately the vela's way was flopped by the jib's fplitting, which threw her to the wind. In a few minutes the lady came up on the contrary tide, and by the a6live exertions of one of the fearnen, who threw hinifelf overboard and leixed her, was happily fasted. She had been Upwards of r 2 minutes in the carer, and when brought on board was fenfelefi. She foon, how ever, r..cover_J, and is now quite well. On Tuefday fz'nitight an inqueti was taken at If i,iio•lv, by one of the Coroners for the county of Sulrrz, on a view of the body of William Reed, a boy nt Aiwa is years of age, who, whilft em pliwed in tirivi.tg a plough -team, about ten o'clock iii the ioren•ion of Saturday the 3J iallant, inean ti•nifly cat part tut the root of a plant, botanically named jenan:beCrocirta,add corom . 11-.lv z,lcd Hem b;-k Dropworr, or Deer-Tongue. An hour after yin.; eat.n the root, he was kind with diazinefs, ft-lciii.l4, violent convidlions, and all the fymptoms ufaally produced by poifon, and, notwithilanding variou.i efforts to give him medical relief, he died alsoilt two o'clock in the afternoon of the fame day. Another boy who par toak of the root was attacked at the Time time with the like fymptoms, but he was relieved front its deadb; eiietts by a drong enetic. A trzlancholy necnrred at Braintree, in Lifer, on Sunday night hilt, at the !mule of Mr. James Theedharn, maltrler, of C.at place, whofe eidelt•danghtrr,:6oott 2 years cot age, was C) much bruited :sy the falling in upon her of an upper 11,:or (wet loaded with mait,and uiteer which Ilictl•pt, as to occ.afion her instant death. It ap. pears. that for want of room in his malting, Mr. l'l l c ; ;Jhatti i•ad laid ainnit 3o quarters of malt in a garret, is the room tmder which the deccaled dept in one bee, and two children in another in the coma. of the .me room. That Aunt ten o'clock the dreadful arc:dela happened; which awoke :tad lo alarmed :is. Thec.Ptam, that he immetliattiv milted to the fpot, and precipitated hinrfelt • among the ruins, and having f mewed a light, Mr. Theedbant tetttrned ; and after tome lahour drew out the two children, who had pro• mtially received but little injury. There two its wept mutt bit•crly tint the fate of their and contitryscl calling her• by name, Inn, alas! mad: no anfwtr, for on removin:; the t7mbers malt, the was flint' viden infant tlacr, m and 11 4SSIZES, Eee. At Brecon grins, week, John Antley, for palling forged Bank of England notes, was fen tcnced to fourteen years tranfportation.. The A dins for Brianl ended on Saturday, when Maria Davis, for the murder of her infrnt child, by leaving it to per ifh on Brandon-hill ; and Charlotte Bobbett, for being :rec.:if:lry to the-1441 murder, received fentence of death ; \\r. Badger, for offering a forged note, binning the fame to be forged ; J. Penn Burthy, for highway robbery ; C. Field, for being at large befi4c the expiration of the term for %%hie(' he had been tranfported ; S. Davis, for breaking open houle in I'ark-llreet ; and Arthur Connolly, for picking pockets at the late fair, alio received fentence of d e ath. Eliza beth Ferris, (-.1.317ed with the murder of her baf tard child ; and James Oakley, charged with being an accomplice with S. Davis, were acquitted, no bill being found a-samll them. Several others, for petty ea tares, were left for the (tarter Seffions. Badger, for offering a forged note, is left for ex ecution ; but Burthy, Field, Davis, and Connolly, the for: other convi3s, are refpited. On Monday the above mentioned Maria Davis and Charlotteßobbett were ex ecuted at St. Michael's Hill, Briflol, for the murder of an infant child, purfaant to their fentence. They both fhewed marks of true contrition, and on their way to the gallows wire fo impreffed with their awful fitua- Lion, that at times they were nearly overcome •rith fainting fits. At the place of execution, M. Davis, the mother of the child, acknowledged her guilt. After a confiderable time (pent in devo tion, they clafped each other by the hands, and were turned off from the cart ; and in that atti tude remained till they were dead. Daviswas about 20 years of age, and 'ilobbet 23. Tuefday fennight Ann Roberts, of Bryngwin, in the county of Monmouth, wac committed to the county gaol, for the wilful murder of a child near fit years of age, whom the had to nude, by knocking her down with a hatchet, and almoft ft vering her head fi o.n her body. Mr. Carton, an eminent woollen draper, of Dame-ftreet, Dublin; was lately thrown from a bur& which he was trying, preparatory to put-- chafing, and was kilkd. CUR lOU s FRAUD.—Two perfons lately bonght a roll of hotter of a woman in Sunderland market, and on dividing it, found that it contained a large piece of pane in the middle ; they fetched a con llable, who took the woman before a Magiftrate ; hut it appearing that (he received it in that (late from one of the Barnard Cattle butter carriers (named Johnflon) he was fummoned, and paid a fine of one guinea, betides expences. SINGUI-1 At:Pc nor P.—Andrew Marvell, M.A. Father of the celebrated Patriot of that name, was Vicar of Kingflon-upon-Hull, in Yorkthire, in the t 7th century. Some time before the beginning of the civil wars, he was unfortunately drowned in croffmg the Humber. On that fhore of the Hum ber oppotite to Kingtton, lived a Lady, whore vir cue and good fenfe recommended her to the efteem cf . Mr. Marvell, as his piety and undertlanding .AlAiiged her to take a particular notice of him. This Lady had an only daughter, whofe duty, ingenui ty, devotion, and general exemplary behaviour, had endeared her to all who knew her,and rendered her the darling of her mother ; fo that the could fcarce bear to let her child be ever out of her light. Mr. Marvell, defirons to increafe the amity be tween the two tamilies,anted her to let her beloved daughter come over to Kingtion, to (land godmo ther to one of his children, which (he contented to. The young lady came over to Kingfton, and the ceremony was performed. The next day, when the came down to the water fide, in order to return home,he found.the wind very higb,and the water fo rough, as to render the patrage dangerous, lb that the watermcn carneftly diftbaded her from all thoughts of crolling ; but the, who from her birth had never wilfully given her mother a moment's uneatinefs, and who knew how miferable the would he until the faw her slaughter again, intifted ongo ing, notwidtftanding all that could be urged by the watcrmen or Mr. Marvell, who earnettly in treated her to return to his honfe, and to wait for hater weather. Mr. Marvell, finding her refolutely bent to ven ture her life, rather than run the rifle of difnbliging a fond parent, thought himfelf obliged, in honour and conteience, to [hare the danger with her; and accordingly, having perfuaded tome watermen to attempt the palfage,thcy both got intothe boat. Juft as they put off, Mr. Marvell threw his gold-headed cane on lhore to Come friends who attended at the water fide, telling them, that, as he could not fuller the young lady to go alone, and as he apprehended the conkquence might be fatal, he defired them to give that cane to his tbn, and bid him renumber his father. Thus he, armed with innocence, and his fair charge with filial duty and affe4tion, they both cheerfully let forward to meet their inevitable fate ; the boat was overfet, and they were loft. The Lady, whole creative lo %nein ;Cs had plunged her daughter and friend into this terrible condition, went the time afternoon into her garden,and feated herfelf in an arbour from whence Inc could vieWthe water ; and while with no fmall anxiety the beheld the tempeanous (late it was in, the law, (or rather thought die law) a molt lovely boy with flaxen hair come into the garden ; who, making up direCtly to her, laid," Madam, your daughter is fafe now."— The lady, greatly furprifed, laid, "My pretty dear, how didll thcu know any thing of my daughter, or ' that the wasin danger?"—Then bidding him flay, the arofe, and went into the house for a pretty piece of new money to reward him for his care ; but re turning into the garden the child was got*, and no tidings of him could be heard. This gave her lime Infpicion of her misfortune, which was loon after confirmed, with the additional aggravation, that her friend was involved in the fame mifchief, and of courfe his family great fuffcrers ; the having loft her pleafure, they their fupport ; and thinking her kW bound by every tic, to make all the reparation in her power, the knt for the tint of her late friend, `the celebrated Andrew Marvell, charged herfelf with the espence of his future education, and ..t her death left him her fortune. ZONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, APRIL i 6. Tbcre bas been little or no bufinefs done here this day. The prices continue the fame as on Monday. PRICE OF FLOUR THIS MORNING. Flour, pi to 55$ POll4rd, 103 to 14S cd Seconds, 455 to SCS Bran, 128 to Zvi 6d A Return of the PRICES of FLOUR, from ti.,: 3,1 of , % kril to the 9th of April inclulive. Total 10,262 Calm—Average 545. 74d. as. i td. lower than lalt return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH Bags 41 cs to 51 8s I Pockets 41 tos to 71 7s SMITHFIELD, April tr. To fink the offal—per of •!er 4s 4d to Ss 8d Veal - 6s oor to ••_s Mutton -Ss tcl to 7s od Pork - as &I to Gs 2d Lamb 6s od to 8s cd. Stock at Market this morning, Deatts Sheep and Lambs tan. NEWCATE and LEADENHALI., Apr;l Per Bone of 81b. by the csicaie. Beef 3s 4d to as 8d Veal as Rd to 6s 2d Mutton Ss od to 6s od Pork as 8d to 6a 2(1 Lamb 6s od to Rs od. • RAW HIDES, Anril I Hides !per Rone) 33 44 to 38 6a Heavy - Calf ns od each Midknifig 23 84 to 28 tod Hotic Skive 128 to 163 Ordinary as 44 to 25 641 Sheep Skins 48 °AI to tcs PRICE OF I.I:ATHF.R, per lb. AT LEADENI: ALI.. Butts, 5o to 561 b each, - -16 d to t7d Ditto, 6o to 661 b - - - 194 to Lod /vier-Ilan:I Backs - 164 to t7d Drefling Hides . - 144 to t 641 fine Coach Hide, 16d to 17d Crop Hides for Cutting -26 d to 174 Flat On:'.nary - 141 to 16d Calf Skins, SS to 40 1 / 5 per dozen, - 214 to 274 Ditto 50 to 70th - -25 d to sod Ditto, 70 to 801 b - . -25 d t• 27d Small Seals (Greenland) per 9). 25 64 to ss od Large ditto - - 1005 to 1405 per doz. Tanned liurfe Hides - as to 3tas each Goat Skins . -20 s to 6.,s per dozen PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. Jantes's market as 3il Town Tallow +Ts 6d tool Clare market 4 3 2#d RutSa ditto (ca.) 66s od to 67s WhitocliApel roarltct 4s td Rufia ditto (foap) 64s to 6ts (per Rune of Sib.) White Candle Ruth:. 6 t s to Ms —•—••—•- Melting Stuff 57s od tusf•4 Its bid Ditto Rough acs od to ot.. Average Price as ad Greases - 195 al to cs Cued Drees tisto as Yellow Soap, 748. to es...Mottled.ll24,..ettra, 86g. C4r.il::s, its, t2+. Q. PRIG: OF HAY AND STRAW April t 6. Smithfield. Whircellapci. Daly, ic to .; 2to otns 9 0I 4 00to 5 5 0 Straw to to 2 2 127 c to z 6 0 It 16 oto 2 6 c Cluvcr 414t0 6 6 I - I s 10 to 610 0 COALS, April t 6. &ft Coals in the 1011, 26 Iyc. 641 per Ckaldron. Delivered al. 84. 6d. Surlderlar:d. SL 17c. 6d. I)el 4 s+red 11. As. Al Nliticr4.lh!). On Thnii;hy ft.'nni7ht, at Kvnt, Mr. G. Oari!- lis, of Hackiiii, Nat 4%nn St k., if Gravegrnil. Dfr.fl. On Thurfday,ut Woodford, i^ C.; veer of his are, 74r. Rolurt Loxham, la:e of the Royal I. Ita;-et ,Un't.:rance brakt r. On Sunday, after a !rug and trtinfte. inr.t.ai, Mrs. Eli a.dteth Dirkinfott, relict of the Rev. Dickii:ut:, Lite of &Poop Stortford, in the cowxy of lit et& On Saturiliy hot, in Lower Crofeenor-flreet, Ecyrnnitr.. !Irvin, NI& Grorritia yta:ngs•lt rhea of P. Monday, at her houle in I.nntion-itr Airs. E. Win:Owed. Tburfilay morning, at her Houfe in Hertford-the.; May fair, the Hon. Mr;. Woman, aged 73. On Thurftley la fl.„ at Greenwich, of a tiny ring illnefe , Mils Elizabeth Charlotte Hughes, youngett daughter of the late W. Hughes, Erg. of Bel Manger, in Kent. VOR Rheumatic/us, Rheumatic Gum, Sciatica, •Lumb tgo, I ic3d-ach, Ntimltnefs, Pally, Intl:re , fla tulent hp.,finadic or eying Pains, general Debility and l eits.:- tion of the Syflent, Sprains, Bruift* and CHILiiI.AINS. . . Espericitee Las proved the mild stimulating powers of Wilf ran eans ESSENCE or 111usTa an Fills, and Hind 14- fence, the mott effeettial remedy ever made known to the world, having fitccee.fed in cafes of fit, eight. ten, twenty, and even of forty years 'Melding, after other means had failed, :mil it has ahfolowly •urscl more patient, of the above complaints, then all the me.;icines ever before made Public. For Chilblains, Sprains, anti &Hires, the iluid Eirence if MIA according to the direction, has never failed in a tingle inflame, and fu fiegularly penetrating is its 'mime, and fpeedy its operation, as generally to &eel tie cure of CHILBLAINS, by a Luglc liberal appli cation. M'bitehead's rCence of Mallard is prepared and fuld at zs. 9d. each Bri% or 13ottl;, by R. Jun :cs.con, Apotio.etry, No. ts, Grmk-itrect, Soho, London : its reputation is fo that it is !old by every Medicine Venuer in EnglAnd, •Ireland, WuR Indies, and Atnerica. 'Fr, prevent counter impolit,on, purdiarery are regretted to obferve, the Genuine is diltiuguithetl by rhr Mini's I'a7ent, and the Signature R. Jou N N Cie Patentee's own writinj, on the label of each Bottle and Bus. A WORD OF ADVICE. r rHEcelebritywhich the ANT Iscoßisurtc DROPS, firil invent.al by the late FRANCIS SPII.SRURV, No. ts, Soho-kJ:ire, have, through a ferias of fuccefsful recommenda tions aquired,particularly in kr..rvoui, Se,irbutic, Gouty, and Rheumatic Complaints, renders it an incumbent duty of the prefent Proprietors to prow 5.% the health of the Public, to the uttnott of their power, by cautioning them againft the purehafe of a fpurioaicompofition ; a line of conducl they are induced to adopt front a fcntiment of gratitude as well as a fettle of their own perfonal rights. This "Mcdicine is only pr pared at the Difpenfary as above; and each liortle is accompanied with a Lift of Cafes, an amide Bill Diredlims, and the Att , Noc's Trcatife on Diet, Gout, &c. By pctmillion of the Comma- Boners of the Stamp-Office, a (lamp, primed in black Mk, is affixed to each bottle, with the words, " Spiifbery an C,. No. ts, Solko-lquarc," all, " by the King'? Patent," on the Bottle, Bill, and Wrapper, that the Pureitafer may be. eatiai of being fupplied with the „uitte, whist bottles at ss.and IL 25. rack, titly inehtic,t ; in L.,c,don. Newbery, Dicey and Stton, Wray, Barclay, 1-lawal.l Evans,Ching and Builar, E. Ness itery, Bacon, Bayley, Bohon, Ward, Turtle, Wade, Swiney, Piddi,, and Cockle; in the Borough only by Clark, No. zny, and B. Shaw, N 0.74. nisEAsr.s of the URINARY CANAL. and VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,that he may daily be confuited gratis, front st to 3, at H , uf.:l, Nu 5, Frith-ltreet, Soho, London, in all cafes of 01)11rue:inns Stridures, - Gleets, Seminal W,aknefs, Incontinency of Trine Filtulas, Impotence, and debility in either Sex, &e. Front extentive PraCtice in this department, to whist' he hes con fined himfelf for many yars, he oiler., a method of cure, mild, efficacious, and which prevents a rrlapfe. Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me dicated) Bougie% has ultintirdy fu improved them, by di ing them of the irritating etleets of common Boughs, t hat the) fucceed where caußics and other violent means have I,,iled. For the Venereal Difeafr, Mr. DUFOUR is in pu11 . ..11;41n of Daran's Remedies, fo mild that they render conlin, meat et rcftraint in diet unnecelfary. To enable him to attend patients at their own honks, he has provided the alliftance of a Gunk:- man of the Faculty. Perfons in the country may be cured by ftiting tl.eir cafes in letters, roil Jut publifbed, prier 2.;..6(1. 'Filth Edition, enttr!e , l.—A Treatife on the above Compl illuilr,ted with the vtrious fymptome and Cafes lb.:wing the pliant and dangerous d ivas of Cauftic Bnuei,t; an improved method of trtatin? go norrheas, &c. Printed for J.C.dlow, Crown-cout, Slim; And H. D. Symonds, Pau:molter-row ; :tiro to be had at M'Quccn's, Exeter-Change, aid at the Author's. • ANALEPTIC MLI R. FOR the Rhelitmttilms and Co!Js which at this !harm, of the ve:u., no Medicine is fort:e claw as Dr. JANIES't n . :4 %Lb:1'11C! PILLS. pert; E..: tendency to prorm re Pe(picathm, all the se-re Lions, will account ell- their fingular virtues. in th,f: Complaint t i as will as in mariv others to which t! imrani fral,ne is :ia:)/c from the vi alrttulrs of our Climate. 'filey are acitiiitAbly ul ettlx.,Al of d S:3111:7!:1 lioe.•els, for I:.‘rf.rne of a EiI.OUK er a hald:, as air, ior th sv'eofc c; tioll4 have heel' affected by a mo at-lift: or re., t..denmry They ar, ldsrwif.• y fen•ie-aide ir, 1-deAsAcha ercs, liontsl tine, in Ii pre On!. c.Teds of living: and A:100• 'i a. fl of ten : be cotacquenc:2 10 ioterni.eraric: e 1 u! h:: ht•.: to t h e I t after e. err eatiti. ; or think: uinei every ft%; 4.. iutlifpofi[ion; and hos rivir svc,l 111/1111 C4.3ruc 7 :oriltic of lowing loneLv:ly be rind..na;n:,!: ailiftinte,ll;earci in the dan• di:einrge o auimai Au .i hr k c ,. p i ng CI. Jib it vv....re COO re:en 7. 11,y rr..fer - ..-: the b.-. • dy . in lie..lth and encoar. a 1.,: I :rev em tos:t ere &ray. Asti:, .% • %mirk le VII 1. , Owe < 21) a 2.'2111i2:. 1/fCplifai'Ur, whiz!, has o:ver iv: the itr o un r but to the p;stlait Pc opti,t..r., ;hey emi onlysbe hart „gent:: -..t front than ; and 014 ;:re fdid I,y FRANCIi N: . v.. erKv, at ;he. Ware:lour,: for Dr. janicb . t. P:A. tier, No. 45. th , al'. rid of F. T . ani, a few doori trorn ; end at Dr.) • .cs'e late bottle in Brown-Arc-et ; i,t Boxes 4s. (A. cacti, stamp included ; or the quantity of fix n.ay he had in .nve box, fur 11. 25. (/11.011il I esis: the "F.4' e ' wr y , N o . 45, St. f'aul't," is taigratkd oalt.f • ibfr, YOU terteits. W HEN ProfelTional Men of education and re fponfibility deviate from the Vykein by theft. ledion of a peculiar Brandt, the fandion of loos coutitiued fuccefs is the hell criterion of Ineriarity. Eight years have I devoted my practice to Ole exchtfive trer.t. ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the forcerstul vault of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppde as far a, 1 as able the ravages of iliac complaints which Are the omit import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. . . After initiation into every Maack as an Arm? SitTeon, I formed a with at an early period of PtuStice m tva•us. ale front the ignorauest of uneducated Men, or the espialiy thin gerous precipitancy of general Praaltioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure or which I love fie, voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of vENzaE.Ag. INFECTION, whether of a recent or long ..iltra:ion.—.S rf . Al! kinds of whether aril:llg frc , • ;he habits of Sch. - NM:ors, or Ow inthrlsl-nce of 'nature age, and laltly that de. rangeracot of rho.fyilri in Wootut which is esZed NESS or Sri:Ai:ATV. Numerous ,!if , ,iifcc ate the rtfult of Ignorance or halt,' in the treatment of a fimp!c flonotau A,and it not untr-goently pens that eat! frAls of I.ile are poifuned by the ioilifrriti,:n of an unguarded hour. By 3 filt . yeri•)r method fuck afe!llll:rata are c - silly cured, and e5...11 when) nth:Ts have failetl,l twit that may prefunte to offer a radical re-eitibtirmiett a , ,however. are the cafe) of coin:die-arca dißrtfs In the diforder compared with the calani-t.vas iitnattons of &Tenor:in from indulgence ina SOLITARY VIDF., or th , procr.lent Gate tics of a fallionaltle acTdre that Rate of Debility 'alga 's the , inacniialde coat ilos.,ce of inch pet-Mc - ion hailitg. Wht to the unhappy futrercr broods corer his ollary, hut tare, •liLy coo:, ai• rd-fo: twit, it may he futile :ter:rotation Itr hon to ki.•vo.. 1.1!:2t :t it he au (objg,:, of itajt tainty rt:•S the r.ttaiva! of there DEFI CI 1-,Ni !,. 7 r.adt..Csi 0-.1.6 rep, of lt nea•iomiFthcaeptire. Men( of :I rite of V,Vau pa v e herue to rvo;.,, isun,iivigour, Inu.•11 an M be prevented by ;An eArty 0 , 111:73:11111 of thiN ila%, and in el , C cars ri :..;r - 7.,! occ ur. );it v.h , ;!.i, ;lA.: fur ye:.! ., ctift,.l a proper Per :e• - eraneri.inAirp-I:llh:j.r,...i:iirre (0 ntvivc the thatlMing (parts of Life, an! t, rc-animatc. the Co”fl:tuthan. E:ARR II f) WOMEN, who lidve laug been dirappnitited In their it ions of a Family, may be aalite.l. that in triad Initaneeq filch defets are curable by Medical SkilL 7 he SECR FCY Which is fo efrenti:: to my und.rtaking, aad the cbiaiil•ationv winch 1 have prefumed to ttate, form the Be& ot my Pretenfionn, and in coineiltnee with fu , :h thisinti mation ii given, that Mr may be enufulredpefonally (ar by letters inelofing a (null note ) at Ms houfe, Nu. sg, Arun del-ftreet, Strand, Pear Temple-Bar. There is an additional er.trince in Watcr-ftreet adjohust add the name is on both the door. M. R. !Wernher or the Povat Cone..rn Ot frnrgerrna. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq No. 9, Bridge-ft:v., lanident. Honnurel Sir, Edinburgh. March tg, tßar. I BEG leave to inform you, that ever !ince tLit year 17 via, I have been aftli.lcd with the laws N stem,: which, from it chili:reel; refitting every courri. of ine;i:rite preieribrel by tlw molt eminent of the facia: y here, and linsicr ge.tag ftveral revere count; of falivariao, and twice ssrchargtl front the Hofpital, wi.b little relief, would appear to he of the mint inveterate In the fpring of IA year my diforder had eot to inch a hca:' manly to put it pallid," my s I had a large ulcer ou the crown a my hex', one on each arm a and my legs were broke out in a frillitful manner; nty right was dreadfully pilinful, and .1d beLii i.! a floe of ulceration for the laft r:ven )'eats ; my left had alto tw'iiargc nodes en ie. was very much dircoloured,,at 18ave tut. facli sscrusiatiog rain. particularly when warm in btd, as nearr.• to chip t iv.. ni. ten. in thi• lamentable ltate I was recommended by Mr. I.'Ehonip lila, (who received lo great a cure by them hers), to take yner I xake's Patent Pills, which I began f: do on the :6111 of Miry; in rite cicirfe of a ormight I began to rs:eive benefit—in in ore than a mouth the ulcers on my head and arms wens healed—loon after the forts 1111 my legs healed alto, leaving however, confiderahle difcolouratian in the kin, and pain in the bone of the lett, which, by the bhiling of Goo, and a lin!!! longer perfcveratie , iu your invaluable Med;cinr, rublielvd; the midesdifperling, the fkltt regaining Its nanaral hue,and the non turual pains gradually going thus became, by your Ink ral advice and ntetlicitie,perfeMy free from all my former corn plaints—have rec.ivered my former fpirit and ftrength, and ant become juily and fAr, in which Rare having continued many month• to the ailoiailanr•iir of all who knew me, I am at a lots In what terms to exprers my gratitude, but beg pott, for this good of other fuW tiug mortais, to make this my cafe as ' , alike as paiGhie, as I (hall on every occation ; in fo doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, oheilient, vcci bumble re roam, ALEX. MU itiiSER, Swan's Clore, High-arca, Edinburgh. .WitticiLa to the above cure •—John Thomproit, N 0.3. New P•;nitry.marker, John Nl`liitolh,O :101'1111)y dole, Edinhargh. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, 'ruoxim•Ext - - 1.()R, Mumber of the Royal t 'olkge of Surgeons, at his Houle, p•..), Ness , isrid&-e-Itrert, London; whirrs. alter a conflaot ramo of more than thirty-fie years, in a practice !, Oir,:.•ted to the cure of N'eneriel Complaints, anti it.:lttal to Parts of (;etteratiqn, with that which of his Prof,lion fh.ni , d alivAys ohlCrre in hinifelf, the advice and alliitance he gratin nih,i acts to perfons taking this Medivinc, will he by a &accruing Public, as an advantage fawn void of all amhieii:ty. Alf,) fold, by his appointment, for tse .;:rivcnicm at a di 'Lowe, at the Perfumer's, 7SZJ 35, St. Itreet. Pall-M-11; the Toy-limp, No. 1"2, Oxf Mr. Dill.lrough . ., N:). 7, Fhb arert-hill; Al• Stec!, NO.l tr,l*.on:ruw , l.ittl Towcr-hill • Mr. Baxter' bridge, ; Mr. Dublin ; and bl fun in evt rycniiiiderable town in Great Britain and btoto of only 24. 9.1. each. feaktd up, with full am reclions whercby,pLrf tns of either fez may cure with cafe.fpccd,fcrrrcy,and faft:ty, . _ N. fold in Great Bri:ain is foaled Rt.:oil), on favour of at the St:tarp-Office—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Brit'ge• imitate which is felony, and :1:1 other, are counterfl' HIGH ATF.R. AT I.ONDON-'.4.R ;DOE TO MI Morning 16 mintites Alri•rnrmn - 35 mintitcs after LONDON: Printed for the Prnprittors, by JOHN (of Carnahy-ilreet) at the Srnr Pro wri to-Ore Carey-ftreet ; and publiled by I.IWEL terbory-place, Laitsbet4), at No Carey-ftrcet, STAR (lirCt., Tent:4l:-.dr; to VirhfCb. Office .all t thus fir the EDITOR arc regocg.ccl to be addreffcd. : parrictil..r- -61011. fccr.sey n fc.ch cA . cr, ttituntly eitun,c,l 4 i44:4111c, ;413 nee rf thee it. A16.,:i . 4- fuetl-llr:ict 4 , hnokfctier, ra, Sot th sy One pee- -1 Ireland, in ad plain Ji- thernfelves up with a , is printed. e-ltreet—to :*eit 440 ROW 2 2 I DANIP.I , Mk, NO. r, (31 Cant and at communi. 01. re • ilk. , ,