Star. — London, England, 1801-12-26 00:00:00

POLICE. Thurfday an information was heard before the LORD MAYOR, at the Manfion-Houfe, againft the Captain of a fhip lying at Frefh Wharf, for hav ing on hoard his (hip 23tlbs. of gunpowder, bring acfilks. more than what is allowed by Alt of Par liament to be in any (hip above Blackwall. The Captain brought forward perfons to prove his having fent the order for its being taken out, but the Waterman not coming for it, and his cargo being freight much wanted,heowned having come ir•o tho wharf before he could get it out. The Waterman pleaded the weather, and that he could not find the fhip, B:.c. Alderman MACAULLY af filled the Loin MAYOR in this convietion, as it re quired two Magistrates, both of whom lamented, according to the circurnflances of this cafe, they could not afford the Captain any relief, as, ac cording to this Aft of Parliament, there is no mi tigation, which, with the penalty upon the quan tity of powder, would amount to 201. its. which the Captain paid, but Paid lie was ignorant of the feverity of this penalty. The Loan Mayo' fah!, he really thought it a hard cafe, but it was for the fillety of the public that all large quantities of gunpowder fhould be removed from the (hips before they came up the Mr. EAVES, collet:tor of the toll gate at Ming ton, charged a higler, at Hatton-garden Office, with going from the main road, ftrikin: into Pen. tonville, and corning into the road at tome confi derable dittance from the turnpike-gate, in order to defraud the Commiffioners of their due. He etas convieled ity the penalty of tos. and colts, but in c , nfideration of having a large family, he was ibrgiven. The Mop of Mr. Busts, Watchmaker, on Briftol bridge, Was broken' open rin Friday fe'nnight, and feveral valuable articles ftrilen theT eout. Tuefday night, a child at Derby, about four years of age, was burnt in fo (hocking a manner, owing to its being left by itfelf, that its life is qnitc defy-ante, of. On the 15th Infant, as WILLIAM Imiaani of Donifthorpre, a labrinring man, was driving home waggdn loaded ;frith barlty in the ftraw, it ac cidentally overfct, ar;cl falling upon hiM, he died One day laft week, a middle-aged and rather Ashby-looking fellow, accompanied by a well. dreffed young . woinan, went to the Blue Boar public-houfe, in Great Rad-Ricer, Bedford ! fquare, where they ordered a dinner. and in the tourfe of the afternoon had wine, tea, &c. Ahca:t dine in the evening the woman left the room, where there was fome company, under pretence of enquiring for a bed, but taking advantage of a dsor that opened into another krect, ()talked Off; and the fellow, &firing at the bar his bill to be Made Out, Repped likevrife into the fillet, and Mk his departure never to return. The folloiFing particulars have come to hand relative to the apOrehenfion of another of the four derpefitte fillairts, Who committed the robberies on the Romford road. The watchman (as he was called WInS overtook arid fecured the firft robber was, Mr. 'Thomas Pearfon, conftable of Ilford, a e s young than, who is a molt valuable Doled &hi to the polite in that quarter. Parton, Cie deit Morning having learnt where another of the gang was to be found, rallied forth, accompa nied by a lad, to apprehend him. The villain was at work in a field near Eaft Ham Church, who nnnn Pearfori's advancing, called him by his name, flying, " I know your bufinefs, it is to take Me; but I am deterthined that one of us (hall lay in yonder chnrch-yard." The defperado's words were fcconded by a reed-hook, which he bran diihed in the air. Pearfon remained undaunted, and prefentinga pißol, demanded his forrender. The robber, fenfible of the crime which he had committed, and regardlefs of a life which, if he was apprehended, prornifed but a fhort duration, boldly dared Pearfon to fire. The latter, finding it neceffary that no time lhould be loft, as a party of men and women at work in an adjoining field were making towards him, he liruck the villain a fevere blow upon the arm, hoping to caufe him to drop his weapon, but failed, and the robber, who is a remarkably Rrong man, in return, (truck at Pearfon with his hook, which, fortunately only bridled his hat ; this gave Pearfon an opportunity to ftrike a more defperate blow upon the wrift of his antagonift, and to dole upon him, when, after many fevere blows on both fides, l'carfon got him down and fecured the villain alive. His male companions, orr obferving that he was overcome, immediately hid themfelves behind the hedges, but three women with pitcliforkt approached, and it was with extreme difficulty that they were kept off without blood being fpilt. The appre hended man is named Wright; he is committed to gaol, to take his trial at the editing atfizes. His companion, *tom Pearfon took on the night of the robberies,_isfo ill ai to prevent his removal at prefent from Barking. the Fticlay fe'nnight, between one and two o'clock, a fire was difcovered in the cellar of a hol..;: a little below the marketplace, Chatham, but was very happily got under without doing much dams„"c. It ts greatly fufpetted Come in. clncUary ha d intended to fire the buildings, for a bottle that h tG beet( apparently filled with aim. I,ml;M:s had been put down the cellar window. The occupiers of the houfes have kept watch of a %1 1 ;;?,t time the above affair happened. fiillowing curious Diftiches are infested in rend c: the Mimeo's Chriftmas Aildrefs to their :.sailers and NI; dre fres : By rr.:T.A C. BAnk (Yekhout a trspr) St &rot , t °Mad, kcpt ty Or Ti 4 ll • - --9136 - I—an emple ride. cft:r, is firund Po! v. P A fit, (:..nypftitnrs cyncopr. In CAP; TAT t, V. 41 I t'rr d;firtil Marsh. how nutty mope. And reMt ther they it:.l .teak with Pwer. IA Mort, II yttal 1 r firm hr:. 11:3e, tat ;, Ctaace of Paip PUBLIC ACCOUNTS. An Account of the Total Net Produce, pcld into the Exche quer, of the Duties of Ezeife in England and Scotland ; at far as polEble, the produce of every fcparatc Article, the Duties on which &all have amounted to 10001. or upsvarsia, in the four quarters ending the 3th of Jan. 'Sot. LW:ad. &Wald. Told. C. 121,60 s 6,e00 127,60 z 1,909.313 29, 0 00 1 40 8 ..35 3 86,788 2,730 89,538 226,270 10,300 236,770 1,773 s so 2,013 32,948 250 33,t96 - 24,724 24,724 zsz,o66 spoo 131,966 At Blom Beer Bricks and Tiles Candles Coaches bulk for Sale Cocoa Nuts and Coffee • Cyder, Perry, and Verjuice GUIs -- Hides, Stint, Vellum, and Parchtlient - - 249.7 28 Plops - - - 64,154 Malt, Perpetual - - 1,226 Mohr:lie, or Mead apd Vinegar 17,216 Printed Goods - 288.099 Soap - - 394, 11 4 (Mtn - - 517,676 S P iri " ir'oreign 77 1 ,793 lath - . 6,69 a Sweets - - • ez,6to Tea - - - 205,408 Tobacco - - - • Wits - - 2 6 3,4 8 1 Wire - - 4,27 6 Dealers in Coffee, Chocolate, or Tea - F Makers of and Dealers in Exclfetble Commun . ... des - * Retailers of Spirituous Liquors - ~a Ditto of Wine Sellers of Gold and Silver Plate - - &Mai Spirits, per Ad 33 G. 111. - Cap. 28. Ditto 34 ditto 2. Fonign ditto • 3. Ditto 4. • Bricks and Tiles - 15. Paper - so. Glafs - 27. Spirit I.icences - 33. Wines 55 Ceo. lit to. SweAs ditto do. &kith Spirits - i i. Foreign ditto. - 12. Tea . 13. Coffee and Cocoa do. Spirit Licences - 59. Tobacco&Souff, 36Geolli. 13. Wines • - 123. Sweets - - do. Bricks 37 Geo. 111. 14. Cocoa Nuts - do. Tea - - do. BOOM Spirits - do. Forti-n ditto - do. Auctions - do. Spirit Licence - - 17. Do. - - - 120. Tea 311 Geo. IR. az. Salt - - 89. Spirit Lleatres - 92. Eritifh Spirits 40 Geo. Ur 23. Foreigu do. - do. Tea . - do. 10 ,75 0 260,758 64,154 22,976 17,216 3 2 4,349 435,614 5 2 7,676 82.2.(41 6,6, 11,610 205.408 10 ,75 0 36,230 41,500 3 8, 76 0 1,250 23A00 I 450 215,487 4,176 14,783 750 15,535 - 41469 1,000 43,369 - 160,284 17.5 0 0 177,784 2 9,7 2 3 - 29,723 8,827 ISO 9,077 17,000 12,000 1,500 1 7,75 0 • 4,750 36,500 7,620 1 74 2 5 ^,175 2&,,ri69 86.326 135,876 66,917 :7,000 150 8,250 16,250 1,250 • • 500 ►6,963 3, 0 c 3 35,75 0 5 00 31,000 875: 03 E,C36 1 43 , 905 845,4z3 8 53'7 14,73 s 173,430 167,802 55.4 s 113,927 47,428 4,730 49 4 ,4 18 7,369 87,167 173,113 228,663 30,136 8,230 125,0:7 1,2 SO 7,620 2 9 , 9 2 5 7,375 289,1369 E. 6,326 1/z,g . 19 6 9,9 1 7 35,750 SOO 1 43.9 0 C 8;6,423 7.SCO 5 2 . 22 7 20,355 212,2;0 53,217 112„c29 ma,:o 44.55 , 7 1 5 .559. 1 5 0 9 , 9 1 4 , 9 6 5 .1 (ranted! end Snuff 2799 130.z17 46,750 1 7 6 ,977 .y, $ Do. - - arta 2,71463 15,5 00 266,03 A Additional Malt 1799 '"' (fee Malt IN Tonal) 1. 6 4 ,773 • 6 3,773 1 Additional Matt 1 goo,do. 13,463 4,000 87;463 2 Old AMlllii Mah,Muna, "C CY 4 er. and Petty • 3 0 9, 103 8, 5 06 317.608 10,1 9 8, 749 8 34, 06010 , 8 3 2 ,749 STAMPS. An Aftoient of the Total Net Produce, paid into the Exche quer, of the Duties of Stamps; dillinguiebutt, as far as pefilble, the Produce on every feparate Article, the Duties on which [hall have amounted to One Thoufand Poem's, or more, in the Pour l',42arters loading the stb Jan. dm. Confolidated Duties - - L 573,309 'durance Duty 146485 Duty on Gold and Silver Plate - 22,304 Racc Her& Duty - • - 554 PoR Hone Duty ' - - 22 3.99 6 Medicine Duty - - - 13,031 Game Duty - - - 46,629 Attendee Licences - - 34,851 Pawnbroken ditto : - - 4,208 Perfumery Duty - . - 3455 Additional Stamp Duty in Scotland - 41.1; it; Apprentice Duty - 5 The above Dudes are paid into the Ex chequer under the Head of Codoll- - 1,065,879 dated Stamp Duties Lottery, Stamps and Licences - - - 2,2 cil Additional Gam* - - - - 22,950 Bills of Exchange - - 112,468/ Receipts •- 53,126) 221.594 Attendee A nicks - - - 21,187 Additional Duties - - - 36.623 Sea inference - • . - 1 3 0 ,5 2 3 Hair Powder Certificates - - 95. 8 95 Additional Receipts . - - 9,690 Hoek Dealers Licences - - 1,467 Legacy Duty - - 140,670 Hat Du - - . 36,323 Deeds, &c . - • - 73 0 ,353 Additional Stages - - - 53,027 Armorial Bearings - - - 25,021 Duty on Small Notes - • 21,538 £.5,610,z56 INCIDEN7I. An Amount of the Total I , :et Produce, paid into the Ps chequer, of the Duties under the Head of Incidrnts ; as far as p0661e, In each Branch, the Produce on every Cepa rate Article, the Duties on which (hall have amounted to One Thoufand Pounds, or more, In the Four Q2arters ending sth January . Conrolidated Letter Shoes - 4.716400 0 0 Seizures - 55, 1 15 3 1 6d. Dedodlioa IP Pease. - 49,214 6 10 11. ••••••••-• 110 &duke - - 4 1 ,345 1 5 3 'hollers and Pedlars - - 6, 0 45 16 3 !Laney C Cowes, / &c. • - 24,000 0 0 Firft Fruits - • • 2,690 9 0 l'etnito - - - 9, 6 94 0 0 linores - - 2799 - 5417 8 7 Ditto - . - 1798 - 2:3,773 14 6 Hoofers and Windows 1 79 8 - 3,363,162 I 4 2 11%. Duty ou Kirin 1 796 - 2,216 23 6 Holies - - 7;97 - 3 5 0 .0 7 6 5 3s. Duty- oo Mitres 1797 - 4,861 :9 II Hotbandry Husks • 17911 - - 256,642 18 s R.lillii. Hodes - 1 79 8 274,922 8 it . Does - • 3796 2,210 79 I I Ditto . - 1798 - 6 5475 14 17 Four Wbelled Carrines 37911 - 160495 1 } Tm n Wheeled ditto 1 798 - 7 1 4 6 3 1 5 6 Mfr Servants - 1 797 - 2,214 12 2 V.r. 3 - . 1 798 - 14 6 414 1 1 10 1.. it/ CM?. . 1 793 - 8,239 11 4 1: ret Cad. . 1 797 - 1 4.3 62 .1 5 S.* - 1 79 8 - 3.57 11 1 9 3 __ - Canal and noel: Duly 1 799 1 440 1 17 7 cump.e.tiona f r Stamp per Bank span • o Lam Jo do. un ans. and az • Notes, Arno t*99 442•0 o 0 Oa du. tle. on Da* fuscc jd, 3;4 Sops o Houfes and Windows 1766 - 6,979 17 4 Houfes 1779 - 4P44 13 11 - Hodes 1785 - 4,29016 4 Male Servants - 1785 - 5,110 1 5 5 Arrears Four wheeled Carriages 1785 - 6.593 15 S Two wheeled ditto - 1785 - 5, 860 5 3 Salt - - 1787 - 4,07 81 9 o Clocks - 1797 - 5,958 13 9 The Produce of Duties under vicoL withiu the fame Period. Hsrfca - - 1796 4.854 to - s 101. per Cent. - 1796 229 0 7 Proters - 1760 618 8 ti Comnotirions - 1760 313 4 Rent of a Light Houfe 1 760 El 3 5 Alum Mines - 1760 960 0 0 Carts (Arrears) 1785 z 12 0 Female Servants (do.) 1785 12 18 7 Alienation Duty z 760 80i z 4 Male Servants (Arrears) 1778 3 3 • 3.491 z 6 3100 36 IS o MONTT ►AID ■T Claude Scott, on account of Corn, &c. fold for the ufe of Government - • Edward Roberts, Efq. Refidue of Exchequer Fees, applicable to the Cotifolidated Fund Nl:it-a. Puget and Bainbridge, for intereft on kith Annuities - - - B. Watfon, Efq. for Corn, Set. for the ufe of the troops in Holland, fold on Go- Aco 4 0 .5* 0 61087 venuncnt Account - - - B. Watfon, Efq. on Account of Corn fold by Claude Scott A. Newland, Efq. on Account of Continic [lnners of Pichequer Bills j. White, Efq. Solicitor to the Treafory, on Account of a Writ of Eatcnt ill'ued aitainft Boyd, Benfield, and Co. - C.j.itchfield, in part of the Penalty of a Bond J. Burton, Efq. on Account of R. Barnacott, in part of the Penalty of a Bond Ditto on Account of Andrew Wright,do. de. E. Vans, et al. on Account of J. Udney, for Ozen fold for the Ufc of Government W. Orcher Huddkitone,Efq. on Account of Stoppages for Provillon from the Royal Artillery while at NewfouLdland • IMPRESS SION FT REPAID IT T. Bullock, Efq. late Agent for Senegambia The Hon. H. Fox, Adndnlltrator of the late Lord Holland, Paymafter-Genaul of his 3!! z 6 3 Majefty's Forces aviland Le Merosier, late Supcsintstriaat /JP 0 0 and Commiffary of the Southern District of England - - - C. Goddard, Agent for Upper Canada • J. Planta, et eL Commifilocers of Exche quer Bills - Jof. White, Efq. on Account of the Execu tors of Richard Rigby W. Willoughby Prekott, on Account of R. Mafon, late Contrador in Ealt Florida 15,020 0 0 29 It 4 7045 34 3 On 1 3 1 3,33 6 . 5 4 G. Ttorrifon, Efq. Deputy Cummitlary in . . . North America - - - Alajor-General Ir Amhara, Chief Engineer at Toulon and Coate* 11. Montgomery, now Earl of Egltaton, Infpcdtor of Roads in North America Major-General C. Cuyler, %tarter -Matter General in the Welt Indies - General R. Melville, late Governor of the Ceded Elands Mans Murray, Purveyor of the King's 11117 13 4 $7 $ I i 7 1 9 $ 4 z,817 a lo 5. 01 .13 1 9 4 • Hofpitals :it Martinique Dr. John Merlon Noah, late Purveyor of Hofpitals at Rhode leand iu America N. Day, Efq. late Centarigay General in Canada Jofeph Smith, Efq. Agent for the Out Pas. Loners or Chelfia llufpkal J. Claimer, Executor of Lady Greeniviels. Adntinittratrlx u! the Right Hon Charles • 3E3 ;4 3 'So 14 6 30.313 IS 8 Toot*lend, late Theurer of the Chamber 112.ngland,Deputy Qltarter-Maftcraeneral iu North and booth Carolina anti Virginia 1.100 0 0 444 2 7 1080,659 16 t• 3.5 3 5.836 IS 0 C 40 6 555 6 ii I Exchequer. thr 6th Day of Feb. :sot. GRENVIIIi. LONDON MARKETS. OORN-EXCHANGR, FRIDAY, DECEMBER This being Chriftmas day, no market was held at the Corn - Exchange. A Ram of the PRICES of FLOUR, from th• !silt of Pee. to the ath of Deconlaer inclubve. Total 23,3 s 7 facku—Average 681.541. 35. pd. higher than lift return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE &OROUGW. atir 31 rile to 311 t aid Pocliets 41 its to 71 ZOO SEEDS PER HUNG WEIGHT, December 24. Red Clover 20$ to 8411 White ditto 4•21 to 1165 i per cwt. Trefoil sos to 3as Turnip its to 16s per build Rye Grafi to to 3os per quarter Cinquelod MI to •—• per ditto Multardi , S White tas to 138 oil per boatel !hid. 1 Brown 121 to 145 6.1 par ditto Otnary Seed • Si to las par ditto Rape Seed 361 to 4•I per lea. SMITHFIELD, December 24. To 6ok the odid—voer Roue of Eds. Beef 4t ad w6s ad sal - 4s Ed to 6. 46 Mutton -41 id to 6a Ed Pork - sa 4d to 6. 4d Stock at Market this morning, Beans to:o, Sheep Ito. NEWGATE and LEADENHALI., December 34. Per foot of Sib . by the carcafe. . . Beef se Id to p od Veal 4s od to 6s 44 Mutson 4e od to ss 44 Pork p 44 to 61 4d RAW HIDES, December 1 f . Fades (per Rune) is 44 to pB4 Heavy Calf os e'4 each 114W.4ling as zod to 3s ad Hark Skins 121 to tss On.linary as ad to 21 44 Sheep Skins p64to7s od PRICE OP LEATHER, per lb. AT LEAD ENHALL. Butts, so to s6lb each, - - 164 to 184 Ditto, 6o to 661 b - . - toil to aad Merchants Backs - 260 to a7ll DrolEng Hideo - . 13d to 14 Fine Coach Hides -141 d to 164 Crop Hides foe euttlng - a 74 to sod Flat Onlinary - - vsd to 174 Calf Skins, 30 to 4olb per dozen, - sod to 244 Ditto so to 70Th - - 244 to 28(1 Ditto ' 73 r t s ciolb - - 244 to 26d Small Scat ( land) per tb. as 44 to as 8d Larne ditto - - loos to 1204 pet doz. Tanned Horfe Hides - ille to 3os each. Ooat Skins - - ate to 63s perilous PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. 9t. James's market as od Town Tallow 67s 6d to os Clare market 4s od Ruffia ditto (m.) 6os od to 6ts Whlteehapel market 3s ttd RuGia ditto (kap) 57s tool (per Lone of Sib.) Wbltc Candle Rufia 6os to os Melting Stuff 411 s od toss s 71 ttd Ditto Rough 351 od to Amor Price 31 It id GIV2VCS - 191 od to 011 Good Dregs tisto os Yellow Scrap, 611 s. to cs.--Motticd,766,-Cord, km. Candles. WS. 642.—.MOtads, t Pl. 6d. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW. December as. Smithfield. Et. James's. Whltcebapeii O.Hayjtoto3 5 2 kr oto s s o 400 to s S N.do. o otoo o Straw 7 tote 3 1200 tO 2 2 o r Aoto tt6 o Clem •s•to j zj lIMMOIIIO 5 SO ote 6 S • ,_.. WT MARRIED. Tlitufday, by rpecial Hance , Rohm Dint:ll.h, rfq. NT. p . to mit t myllekon, clddt dauattzer of &kw, sfq. or CMrk Catt le, DenhiAhence. On Saturday let, at St. Clemcnt'a, by 0 - , tcv. 1. r...loitr; Reaor of Mae-honk, the Rey. j Ate wril,tn, !!,r -ing, in Northamptoniiiiii., to Nltis t ;a .r the late Doaor Pemberton, of Watriug• on, i: - . !.. DIED. On Tuefday night, the infant daughter of t., 1 Old Brnad-ftreet. On Tu-fday daft, in Kennington-lane, Mrs. 00nC.e.. , e, wif e of Mr John Goodeve, aged 72 years. On Sunday WI; la llatleyftrt.t, Centrzl P athu•ft, of ch. rendon Park, Nrat.. wer, Efti. P.XTRACT FROM Tlika LONDON GAZE*I-11. I T has been the Rudy of the Propti‘toes of the well known ANTISCOItIiNIIO NitOt erlt compat,d Ind prepared by the Ilte FISISSO:ISSYII.•:!VIttr. Si Id- Wpm. Lary, Nu. Is, Soho Square, laxidun, and continue i u.,1 ; and &My, there to be prepared 71111111 C, t 9 I u trd the enhlie the lmpoiltions which arc daily prietiled arainil Medicines poffelllng the fir& refpollability; and as the virtues of .he A. ; elkorbastie Drops have been found not nuly an an.. i lute la I cca:-- butlc complaints, but a fuc:efsfal ralhuree in eutaueous crop. titans, fcrophtda, gout, rhetunatifin, and the attendant difeaki of thenerves, as the li ft of cares acvmmaliving each battlei ' ,PieII in an ample bill of tUreetlons, will teuify, as well :s the nradre en diet, font, &e. written by the Late Proprietor; (which may alto be had at the Thipenfary) finllt , ut u fit dials to try, under their fandtion, fuch fpuriona imitations. For this ratan tits. Proprietors, by the favour of his Welly% ConsinilSonen of the Stamp Me, have affised a Itatap of each battle, printed in black ink, with the wards Boilefaue r and Co. No. tJ, Soho Square, exprcifed opal is., uthica, itch@ pucharar attends to, together wiah the words , yvs PA r , wr," on the bottle, bill, and wripper,with the a ddi t i m ar the King's antis on the Isrger, he nay be offend he has tamed the genuine mcdi=ne, u fold at the DiCpcnfary, gam, Square, London, in bottles of ss. and il. as. each, duty included. INFALLIBLE GRRMAN CORN-PLAiSTEE. THE PROPRIETOR cf this Moll excellent REMEDY is ro certain of ha Efficacy haviat k ens filled in a vor k t y of Coral, a s -rtes, if it itocs not era.iutc the C9lll/4 root and !mach, TO ItTUILN TUT MONIT. It Will,ontpialcation;take off the InfittrunitiO;inafewltourti anti tieftroy cffelually the Attnunity witliout the lea utwee; Printed Diredions kaled up with It. . . . This is thr celebrated PLAISTEIL that ic ed to much re. putatiou in Germany, and has heat fold iu unearth et Fiftyymrs,... , lth the reateflreyutation... • Sold Whok faleandietidl by T. Astell, No. z, Pinch-bor. near the }royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Bay, No. 7, Tars. tact-street ; Mr. Wilfoo, No. 39, St. Jamu%-ftreet; Mr. Svrincy, No. 21, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 314, Holborrg and _rebook and Co. No. 'so, Olford- street. At &Mu', by Bidgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printer% Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and Rafoutan, perfumer* Edinburgh, by Baxter, a i ms& B r ed a , a' Porti :::ulGorport, Mr. Harding 's. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer.and Mr. Jona,boardift Portfenouth, Mr. Motley, bookfeller. ----,. RHEUNIATIC GOUT. rr HE Opinion of tie Gout's lit;in , ; irelpaSle abiScrfett curt: is fully difproved in the eif-s e : Mow. ins eapcEtable Limn& ere. After tuch inththittbk tAtintenice, (fatty can be fount, fo atfttrd as to entr.rtafn a °Mow of doubt, tlaby ahnoft throve to ruder all the painful tired, of that demi. ful &ranter. Ta theft. Dr. lt rt 1)14 ran add hundrwls other perfons, reitored to health by ht. re:. and Plaittai ;fon& of them after havisz fuffered above 2! ear.. tZ. We 1,;111*. Fig. No. 40, DO , c.i:r..et, Manch crier-40re. tnouy year: afite.....‘; with the t;nut. wx cur‘d by Gardon's 17./6. and will with pleaft4 the . . , fe l. J AN r.. t iii. IL:her-ft:est, 11.r:r.t.:12.tquar.., OCIs fu =di a k.rti wish Canty SAidins in II: !.c.:- ceh 4.1 fidz, Mt he could not reit ircer lor 4 (...• loci in the :::orninr. 'this t:anic. man *vacs it to be known, t Is.tt Dr. ik.r.Mer's Yeas and Miter Lye entire:4 roll.-red him o: this And 2 vio!tmt iihcr..natifro it. kis ibutd.lir Mr. 1227 r, No. 277. V.°l 'archlyetortad, cow& ft tiur-ruska. Bte. 25 pars athiet...!, tr.:: cured in 27,7. hloaars, hall the 1 ountzin, Clapton, ws. 26 Ito* ailltetc..l. but corn k .dy cured in 170. Mr. Motcrott. c'tetinn.suger, Wcikhafc-tt,ttre. was keg rlfildtd, but cured ir t 798. ci-IALK aoc r. Mn.l.rwit, p , :ed 79, stro &Midi d at yonar with the Chalk C out, cared t 794, at the Rev. Alt. Walley s CLapt.Lyard. Sl* tat-64.1da. Dr. GARDNER'S Pills and riallen !nay Le Lad at his hot:fent 73 and 76, iseng Acre ; of tfow%rd and kv-rs. Lees-Ur,; Clark slut Shaw, Demur h ; Ifopjuod, Wench:re fett.sre; Whine Olsapel-ehureit ; Tutt and Dolt cn4loye, itzeTznge ; Ina venders to town ansl ministry ••;—u. 35!.. 31. JOS. 6J. and vs a lent • 6s. Cal:Jun tlst 4.:"6: boa. N. h. Any perf.o wi.o (sies a guinea vr:thoat mkt. &Al have. their annn.,y raieseill!--(Ta3 is I.M. Uardnet'a method Irczathe firtt.) vilnEN A'l , lc:sional Men of ct!i!cation and re. fponfiltility deviate from tie. reneral fyfterts by the fe Inn of a peculiar Branch, the &m aim of long combed (seeds i, the Wit critertou art tight years have I cleeortal my praelee to the =Wire true. meat of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuecd.ful Walt d my plan gives me additional ardour to oppure u far ar I em abk the ravages of thole complaints which are the matt Import. ant in the catalogue of human Infirrultks. After initiation - Into every branch u an Arry snm-raj tlumel a win' at an carly periixi of Ptaetlee to refeu, hidividtv sit from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the eqa..lly dta %crow precipitancy of general Praftitiutiers. The TIIREE IX;DitllEletti, to thy cure of which I have de. voted my attention, comprise evcry frreirs of t'ENkitEAL INFECIION, whetha of a recant or Img duration. say. AU kinds ot intimury, wLcaia ceding from the habits d Sci", 11101,. or the in.:Lk:Luce of mature age, and latily that de. ramement of the ni in Women which is called BARIE26 NESS or srEauT Numerous difeafes ate the refult of Ignorance or blfle In att treatmau of a Mitt& Onaorrhea, and it not unfrestnntiy peas that the feeds of Life are perifoned by the indiiconien of ao ungtuanied hour. By a furndor method Inch complaints are rattly cured, and even when' others have failedd uun that I may grefutuetll Offer] r.oliel re-M 1.440 mm% few,howecer, are the c.d... of complicated difinfs In SU diforder compared with tfta rslsmitotis Mug Flom who from indulgroce Ina SOLIT.Ik Y VICE, or the pecnieul (U tics of a falhionable Life, acquire that State of Debility wag is the on:inst.:able cookqur - ce of fuels pernicious Itahits. Where the unhappy fuffercr broods over Ms rulfa7,bet fully co/trials his midi/U.9C. it nay be fame cue:Action for bias to know, tha: althoash b be an olgceit of ,lrubt or Olaf. Minty with other PraCtEhs.-.ers, t, - .c %moral r! there IN , Fb CI ENC lEi by the gra !UM sgrrfs egos , most of al ctpalence. It the rites of Bit btzun to rcdu'e :mots- triton.. mt.• stn:-t by an early cotinterart!..n taf this :AV/ 414 cafes no gnat tlificultiss But where tr.* Deficiency b e. for yearse , (mamas Is adapt:l.llb y tcqrtf.te tJ r?".VC: of Life, and to ranni.nate the Cooratli•riu. MARRIED WOAIEN, who Ease Im In their caper:lotions ut a Family, may be lattances fueb dricds are curable b. The SECRECY which is to casuist ea.. the Iltalifscations which I Lan pref . :sized Bali oi my I.retenaoos, and ccduoidence' nation is given, that Mr B sr br (or by letters inclaring a frail cone) at his ' deharect, Strand, t s ar d'cre.-de.lkar. There Is au a.l.l4.atial Cii:ll.4lCC to Wt and the mut it ea both the ev M. 11. Mat WWl a' the re•-• LONDON: Mau! kr the rroprimate. bl (of Cam:by-ft:let) :t the :TAR PCIN r t arey-aren ; and pabli::: 1 by Lr.vh.t. tabor) . -place, Lambeth), at Na. I, Cary Sr aa-Oreez. Teattale-8..r ; to which C eathms fat the Emma aus Sitiaakd ovat, ol 14 the acavin a V•nadurs. as tyui:iiulr•reta JPa le at:4 to cbfil na ex rmpt.r Per. qI F Cbe iparli at* Mt. w 4 been difrpaisifd Wia anuft,t, titAt V inj Ulu. i t ;ea to f.u: tor.a tiS cc at !!L tot. la+ .c:. I ba confu!,:d rea•-.4! No. a?, Ana. tt ti rata4trea alonirs, I oil, fawrn-r• "ire , by JO4N I).•.NIEL two-tortres,Na.t Ca Y.E?rr. ( '• 70:7:1Cti; .eut te Lc alt4:^-e. IS/ 0 . , 86poo azo,yee d• o si,ooo 0 0 9 2 7 2 9 0 o 0 o to 0 013 0 n r~ F-