Star. — London, England, 1805-10-16 00:00:00

oXFORD OCTOBER is. 7 1 .fonclay UR, the Rev. Whittington Lmwdon, D. D. P:ovon of lilorceller College. having been nominit ted by the Chancellor of the Univerfity, wa•, i" full convocation, invelled with the office of Vice-Chan• cclinr for the year enfuing. The Pro-Vic,. Chance lors are the Rev. John Wills, D. 1). Warden ref C..llege ; the Rev. Mithael Marlow, I).D. President 4,1 St. John's College; the Rev. 1-l: my Richards, 1). D. Reetor of Exeter Colleue; and the Rev. John Parkas. D. D. Mailer of Balinl College. Thurfday, the &ft day of Michaelmas Term, the rev. Michael Ward, Student in Law of Womettcr C4lege. eras admitted Bachzlor of Laws. Meas. ebarles Potter, Thomas Golightly, and William Barr-Won, B. A. of Brazen•nofe College, were admit ted Mallets of Arts. Meths. Francis Edward %qtrs. of Wadham College, *and Thomas Nixon Blagden, of Magdalen College, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. BRIGETON.OOTOBER 14. The Prince entertained a Meet party of Nobility, at the Pavilion, latt night. Mrs. IlLonm pis LI), and a fele& circle of ft ienth, dine to-day with Mr. and Mts. OTWA Y, ir. Wra-lireet. The Prince was on the Steyne, apparently in good health and fpirits, this morning. The Duke and Duchefs (.fMaa Laoanuc a's Car. tinge to-day was on the Rides. The Michel's, we arc concerned to Rote, is, at prefent, fomewhat in difpofed. Towards ten o'clock, the weather becoming ra ther lint my, the Captain of the Cygnet, (Mc. Leon) and fevetal of -his officers who were on fhore, felt the propriety of repairing to his 'hip, off Brighton, ctintequently, with his FUR Lieutenant, and Icven others, the fifbermen included, he embarked in one of ;he filiiing boats, without ballalt, for that put pole. Thcrc was a tremendous Ewell in the Channel at this time, and tile boat, by thole on (bore, was thought to be in the molt extreme danger. The Cygnet, from the font!) welt now Rood in, the wind blowing very hard at !both weft. The fears of thofe on (Lore, for the faiety of the boat continued to in creole, and at 1011, from a fea breaking immediately over it, the Captain and feven others were wafhed overboard. and were loon after oblerved fwimming for their lives. It is with much pleafttre we can Sate, that drroutth the well direeted eff'•rts of the clew on board the Cygnet, no fives were 1011. Cap tain Mc. Lkol), we hear, has frequently (worn from this place to the Cygnet, when at anchor, about a league from the fhote, with his clothes on, ft • amufement ; fo that he has hecn too much tifed to a ducking to feel any inconvenience from the latter in- Dance. • Sir EDNIUSD NFACLF was net the Steyne here to day; and Afterwards, as an equation, joined the emin:es oft the Rides. T:te DuchefS Du l'itsitix was, alfo, on the Steyne fir a fliort time, this morning, as were Earl and COUTI!CfS BEEKIeLkY, the Marchionefs of WEttes. tsy, &C. • A division of the German Legion, on its route for Dover, twitched through Levee., on niday. Ifi•nrnouth and Eteecn, and 'South Mints, iett Lewes on SaturiLl, for Blotchingtrin and Winchel. lea ; and she Doriet, for Weymouth, this Morning. The 4rh Re:tit-Dent of Infantry are expeCted tom itch through I..tWei to•thorrow, for Hortham. The comp at Beachy Head, bteaks up to morrow morning, from which place the 14th and 23d infantry will pro ceed for Lewes, there to remain for the winter. The payment of the Michaelmas dividends comes very conveniently, as it will enable many pertons to purchale a chance of the Ten Thoufand Pound Prize which will he given to the Fiat-drawn Ticket on Sa turday, and the many other Capitals now in the Wheel ; a fmall portion of the half year's interefl fo applied, may produce the fortunate adventurer more than double his principal firm of flock. Tuefday fe'nnight an affray took place at the Gal lowgate toll bar, near Glafgow, in which Thos.La w vie, a weaver, was killed. The perfons charged with his death. are John and William Lethams and Robert Colquhonn, all coal-carters, two of them refidiug in Camlachie, and nae in Par khead. There was a fight on Monday between two jonr neymen blacktiniths, in a field on the North fide of the New.road, Mary-la-bonne. They fought for near so minutes, and, notwithflanding, it was very boldly afferted that foul play was (hewn to one of the parties by the time keeper, that perfon won. He was the worll beaten of the two; but the other Paid that he was tick ; forre laid, it mutt be through fatigue that be was in that (late, as he had received but very few blows ; others faid that he was panic (truck, that his heart and not his mufcular powers failed him.— Bowever, he gave in, and thole that hacked him gave him a trifle to hear him through his fufferiogs, as they obferved that every man was not endowed with a courageous 1014, no more than with a tttomr body. The fight was only for a guinea, and afforded very•little arnufement to the real fcientitic men who; were prefent. At the above fight, a match was made between a f e llow of the name of Jolinfon, nearly lix feet high, and an expert boxer, known by the name of Lick rbe ; a pt, only five feet three in nature. This exhi bition took place yeller:lay to the arnament of a great multitude, in Itlington-fields. The combatants fought nearly' half an hour ; hut Johnfon was not able once tc t a blow at his opponent, who danced about him, and by well-direaed hits proved himfelf the conqneror with cafe. ANOTHER ELOPEMENT.-.- , A young lady of :6, lately eloped with a young man of fo r tu ne , f rom a v ill age nea r Southampton. The age of the parties together ekes not amount to 36. The father of the lady is the gnat dian of the young gentleman, who had beer, three weeks on a vifit from London, prior to this circumfianec. On Thurfday laft the patties took a morning ride, in company with others, and Ifoon afterwards the lady was miffed. It was loon af ctrtained that the gentleman was aifo abfent. They werearaced to tow., by a fervant who had fapeaed their intimacy, and on Sunday evening he eke:min ed that they had flept in Piccadilly. They took a ithaife from thence, but nothing further rcfpating than is yet known. very conve pinch:tic a which will tinday, an Wheel ; a applied, mi than doubt Tuefday Inwgate tol rie, a weal his death. a Colquhotir Camlachie, There w neymen New•road, so minute, afferted the by the tim wort beat! was tick ; • be was in r blows ; 01 his heart a However, gave him as they cb with a cot body. Th very•little were prefc At the: fellow ill and an ex rim (. ;apt, hit ion tor great mul • fought ut able once about bin • the conqn ANOTH lately Cl') 3 village nt together lady is th bad been • to this ch took a ni Loon after ctrtained wereirac their ;nth ad that tl ithaifeft; titan it SURREY tr:s3/02,11. lIISOLENCE OF TURNIFIXI•IREW. Rr,kri Kai.;At. o , te or the Colle.tors of the Toll at the Circus Torrorike, Blackfriars Road, was indiaed for allaulting Samuel Booth, the fervant of Brogden, Efy. I oiling him of his horfe, and other wife ill treating him. Mr. NIAAVATT flated the cafe for the profecution. obferved, that it had been intlttuted for the pun pole of correfting, if potlible, the inordinate info hence of the keepers of tollgates. The profecutor was the groom or fervant of Mr. Brogden, a Gen tleman of fortune, retident at Clapham. Some ti.ne ago, in confequence of a complaint made by Mr. Brogden, the perfon - who then kept the toll was dif char,red. This circumtlance was perhaps the cattle of the Defendant's having aftcd in this manner. On the morning of the day mentioned in the indiftin;nt, Mr. Brogden rode to town, as was his cuttom three o f four times a week, attended by his fervant Booth. The latter paid the ufual tolls at Newingt(4l and t h e Cirrus turnpikes, and took tickets from each of them, which be put into his pocket. About three in the afternoon they were returning by the fame road Mr. Brog.irti was fuffered to pals quietly through the Circus Gate. When his fervant came. up; the De fer.dant alked him if he had paid before ? He re pl;..d he had. The other delired him to produce his ticker. He pulled nut the ticket he hid received in the morning, and gave it him. " 0 (exclaimed (he Defendant), this won't do—it is the wrong number —you mutt pay again, nr you Beall not pats."— Booth infittcd he had aright to proceed, and fnorred his hrrfe. At this moment a man who was with the Defendant raid. " D—n him, unhorfe him ?" Upon which the Dete.adant immediatAy flized the reins, and laid hrld of Lis leg to pull him down, while the man took hold of the other, to pufh it up. Booth fuon found bin - Self failing, and held by the horfe's mane. to lot himfelf down with as little danger as poffible. At t e inflant a hackney coached rifled by, and the wheel brallied the hank, by which, as it was a fpirited animal, the life of the proiecutor was much endangered. The Defendant fureNy preveated the Profeentor from ternottiohig till lie paid the toll. A Gentleman rode up to Mr. Brogden, and infarmed him the men at the gate were id tiling his fervant ; upon which Mr. Bt Ogden came hack, and reprimand ed them for their cu ndor% The ptifoner audactoutly laid, " What do you know of it ? I am lure you was too far off to fee any thing ?" The toil was paid over again, and 'the profeeutor was allowed to pal's. Mr. Brogden jutlly thought it a duty he owed to the Public and himfelf to profeeute the Defendant tor lo unwarrantable a proceeding ; and doubtlefs, if the fall: were proved, the Court would haft on the Defendant the punifhntent he merited. Samuel Booth diilin tly ptovcd every part of the learned Counters (tenement, adding that the Defen dant tiled a good deal of ahtifive language, and wanted to fight hint for a guinea. He laid he could never find out who the man was who had affitted the defendant. Mr. Brogden faid, the Defendant and the other man at:entivety eyed him tiS he paffr I, and he fut. IpeOed it w ts their intention to iulutt him. He prov ed that Ms fervant had pail the toll in the morning, an& teceieed a ticket. Mr. Motels addreffid the Jury on behalf of the Defendint, hut did not call airy witneffes. The CHAIRMAN recapitulated the evidence, and the Jury, wi hoist a moment's hefitation, returned the Defendant Guilty. Mr. Brogden obrerved, that his Mita was to make the prAcution of the Defendant an example to others, and as be had been conviaed, he willied the Court to he as lenient as poffible. The Ctratestam remarked, that the offence com mitted by the Defen.lant was one which had become a public and intolerable grievance. Scarcely a day palled without the Magiftrates having complaints made to them of the ill behaviour of the keepers of toll-gates. Thofe complaints were more frequent with regard to the Circus gate than any other, and it was abfolutely neceffary, by proper and timely punithment to prevent the neceflity for them in fu ture. Had it not been for the recommendation of Mr. Brogden, the lenience would have been as fevere as the law would have allowed of; and he trailed that all perfons in the fituation of the Defendant, would rake notice, that they were not to commit inch offences with impunity. The judgment of the Court was that the Defendant fhould be iinprifoned 14. days in the Houle of Correaion, and fined is. &mole! Evan: was indiNed for an Araillt upon Mary, the wife of Thomas, on the t 7th of July lan. The Defendant was a hair drefTer, and lodged in the Profecutor's houfe, in Wincheller-flreet, in the Borough, but being rather irregular in his hours, he got notice to quit, and, as in the former cafe, a dif: pine miring relative to the rent, and the detention of his trunk, it appeared on the part of die profecrition, that he feized the mop with which the Profircutrix was cleaning out the apartment formerly occupied by the Defendant, and (truck her in the fide with it ; he then threw her down the Rain, and 'beat and abufed her in fuch a manner, as to cattle her to be confined, and finable to do any thing for had' and family for fix weeks. The witneffi:s for the Defett , dant fisted, that, OR the contrary,ahe Profecotrix was the fir fi-and fale aggreffor, and ihtew the Defen: dant down the Rairs. _ _ The Chattman, in Cumming np the evidence to-the Jury, lamented exceedingly, that fn tunch foul trEtz jury timid be committed in cafes of air:tubs: ' The Jury fnnnd the Defendant—GuiliY p—and t Coon after, the parties having ctitipromiled the mat= ter, he entered iuto the ulual rectignizatkat'aud watt difcharged. Monday. at the Sainns held in and for the Bn. rough of Dorchefter, a bill of indiftment was found agsinfl Geo. Norris, the driver of the Bath andWey mouth-coach, for engroffing lobliers and prawns, and carrying them to Bath. where they bear a great price, and of wLich the inhabitants of Dorcheller and its neighbourhbod have bcen entirely deprived for fume pall. On Saturday evening an old houfe, in King ' s head. court, New-ftieet. Gough-ftinare, fell to the ground, and carried away part of another adjoining with it; for;nnately no lives were 1011, nor any perfon hurt. The inmates being apprized of their danger, ran into the ftreet. .; • : 2Pi J r, • I • , POLICE. Ter. Mamma Housv.—On Monday, a Pork.batellei, eminent itt the Pale of Eying Pori and Dais fled Roler, was fummoned before the Loan MAYOR by a perfon whb was rather a comviiffeur in fwirie'rjfyb, for having fold fome of his commodity . to the com plainant, of a very unpalatab"rd rather claims quality; for it was- fornewhat cfifficrilt to decide.whe the!: its •reiierk itatiginient came more properly un-' der - the 'bead els jtefir or fib; 'however conned by e the ties of confanguinity with' the forma, it had. fed `. fo plentifully on the latter as to he extremely. vet t) Liao in the flavour. , The Complainant h#J brought lricictt4 pork to. the Complaiiret., ready drelha ; ilatcd thatit was utterli inedible; and demanded a return of the purchafe.money ; Which the latter pcilitirely refined. Thus Rood the cafe, as brought gutber. The Pork-merchant,, who was but a retail vender, brought his forward Cateahhotcher,„who contended that the hogin 'good health when he killed it, and' that, had the Weather been colder, he -could have wade it into exeellent brawn. A Ipecimen of the commodity was_ produced, from the examination of which the LOAD Istrrmopb.- let ved, that had the pOrk been puickafecl by one of his fervants, from his own hatcher, he'flauld hAve conlidered it unfit for ale, and poffibly Might have ordered it to be fent, as unfaleable provifions Ire. quently were, to fome of the debtors prifone. But intlead of receiving thanks for fending thither meat of this defcription, hii LOrdlhip Broad expel to he his name blazlned in print at the corner of every, (heel - , for fending as food to dittreffed teen, meat not fit for the (Whoa= of dogs. The feller was. therefore ordered to take back the meat, and return tl.e money.; A man named Rickard, a carpenter, Wai charged before his Lordthip, Realing tome lead weights, the property of his mailer, Mr. Paynter, a builder; in Coleman-Breet, and twelve bottles of wine, the property of Mr. jenner, of Wood greet.. Mr. Paynter Itatetl, that, one day 14 week, the prifoner was fent by him with his cart to cuavey home lathe.. and fame leaden weights he had put. chafed, and on bringing bait Ate tart the leads vier:: miMng ; he atked the prifoner, what'becance of them who anfwered, be put theta into the cart, and fop-' poled they moll have fallen out by the •way. Mr.! Paynter fulpet:!odfotoe foul play, and faid to th,el prifoner, that !mildly was the bell poliCY ; and tlie bell way would be, at once, for him to have hii ro - thi and his box hatched, and thereby, if he wag inno cent. to remove all fufpicion from himfelf. The pro Inner agreed to this ; and, on harching his roons.; , the leads were not found, but a dozen bottles of wine partly in his brie, and the TA in a or:6.er tif., the room. lipott afking 'him how he came by the wine, he, after none liefitatir n, laid it uns not his; n tA a tt 's property, hut that he hat) it of it yottng,wo man, a let sant, Stith hom he kept company. This young winuai. Was the fery ant of a Mr- koner, wit* bottle door 'oper'ed into a yard belonging to Mr. elaynter, is Wood fitter, to whom the prifoner, it appeared, was about to be =allied. The Lord Mayor, after hearing there circutro (lances,. afked the prifonerif he was willing to go a Board the tender ? to which he antweted iu the pega tiie, and Wai remandedtill neat day fcr ltituier examination. Yeflerday J. Chilton, upwards of 6o years old, wag fully committed from Whitechapel-office, charged with returning from Botany Bay, whither be bad been fentenced to tranfportation for life. tellesday . J. Smith, altos Phillips, a retailer of fruit in the Rivets i was fully committed from Guildhall, as an utterer of bad money. A great quantity of which, both gold and raver, were found on his perfon. On Saturday night, a man, of the name of John Walley, was detefted ftealing a cheek from a chafe monger's *top, near St. Ann's Church, Soho : he was taken to the watchhonfe. On Sunky afternoon, in the abfence of the watch-houfc.keeper from the watch hot*, be contrived to break out of the ftrong roam; where lie was confined, fuppofed by means of 41* t:t q ents brought to him in the courfe of the morning foam women ; he broke open the fireet door With a poker, and effedually made his efcape. La* week a yoing man of genteel appearance was committed to Rochelter Gaol on fufpictun of having committed a forgery. He went into the (hop of Mr. Lvov &opium to purchafe lonic neceffaries, and offered a Note for payment, drawn on Mr.Wsavaa, of Gravefend; a relation of that gentleman living near, the note was carried to him toafcertoin whether it was good or not. It proved to be a forgery and the young wan was (topped; he however, by fume means, con. trived to get the note in his poficifion, and tore it is pieces. Thefeottered fragments were fought for acid put together. but tome material parts nothaving been found, n is fuppofed the affair will end in hie diftnif fol. A mak daring robbery, near Ramertinn Camp, was committed by two footpads, on a woman ; but an officer riding up, drew his Glue, charged the vil lains, knocked one down, and pulled the kcond,who I cfcaped into the inclofed counuy, and the other made off. The poor woman probably bad her lite Caved by the fpinted eta thin of Capt. L—. The villains were both well armed, and threatened refiti. ance, till he charged upon them. The rolls were called at the camp, but iv , fuldier,was miffing. The footpads remaiu as yet undilcovered. Monday a young man, of the n.ime of Lewic, wos committed to islaidlione gaol, by C. Hove, EN. for !!titling a 9 ,3antity of copper nail 4 &c. the property Of his Majelly. The fame day a lad of the name of Walden, about 13 years of age, was wheeling a barrow. of chalk, which had been thrown up from the place digging for alouittlation for the Royal Military Barrack wall, at Brompton,. he fcll into the hoie, and dragging the barrow on hitn, the contents of it crulbed his thigh in a molt dreadful manner :—Timely furgical Att. ante being afforded, he is in a fair way of reroYckl/ Friday a black featnan, a deferter from the Ealing fchooner, wat taken up by the Police Officers - at a houfe of ill-fame at Plymouth, but if he was 'convey- ing on board the ilag Ibip he 114 knocked down the Police Officer; and another pertbn, iu attempting to (retire him, (hared the fame fate. The fellow on Sa turday morning had The audacity to return to the fame houfe again, where he was fecuted, put in irons, and conveyed on board the Salvador % l e i Ma r o c) , of , s I a guns, in kiamoare, to take Isis uial for defertion, On Friday evening the Orpingt . on 740: yyza vtvr,ed OVerin Orpington pal whet ehy *be c , .achrstan was thrown tiff his boa and greatly broiled, and a paffca ge.r had hia *thigh bone.hroke. I,sidt Ft i t day one of the •Preettwich nage.coache; was upfet near the h4f,-wayHetufe, rn the Ken! /0. 1 4 by Which two Oldie: paffengers were much hurt. EailY . on Thut flay morning, a fire was ilifcoveresil in a (table on 'Sheffield Moot, hAonging to Ikatr, in which wcretwo valuable horles and two dog.; 4 9 E4 the f9rtrier, itnd one ,of the . latter, we are for ~to fay, were burned in death. and, the dal le iseachr coi(fiimed. By the fpeedy arrival of the engines the fireivsi prevented from cotri'muncating to Mr. CFI- Litt's honk, adjoicing. ft is tetpedte d re have hien fee . on . fire wilfully. The piteous vies of the p t ,, * animal, were tic means, of its firA C4;CIL, of the.S.i.3ol'-'-(*)fet on dM Clackhc.icl, Cornwall, and Mr. 'V. ttt ftr. Kevern, were (homing together on M-nday . in that neighbourhood, the fowling-pirce of rise fatter accidentally went off, and wounded the Licututiin 4 :: .dangeroufly in the hand and fide. flopes are ma r .. tained of his morel,' ; thimgh, it is feared, that be will lofe the ufe of his hand. Monday a labourer fell from a fcaffold. in Eta pirAlreet, by.,which he was fo much hurt as to he taken to the hofpital with but deader hopes oleo:ie. very. Three of the people of Parley,Atear Chrift-ettnrcis. 'alto were poifoned by eating toad•dools Mlle* of mantrooms,' are perkily resortred ; and, no doubt, if medical affittance had beep Cent for in time, they would all hare furviiid: but they hact earta the toad•(lools for breakfaft (and not for dinper,..sa before Rated), and never fent for any adrice pia the Sunday . afternoon, when three poor creatures were adually in a dying Rate. it's bitty ssys.—An lequifitlon ,as tat* on Motxlay, on the body of Jona, disauper. who died fuddealy hi 'St. George's Worktfonfe, tip Fiitlay.—Verdia, died by. die villiarion - of Goo. Another inquifition was taken at Padangton cat the body of a (errant to Mr. Kent, bruflutiartar, Tyler's-Court, Carriaby,market, mho fell down aft area at Paddington, and was .kriled.—Vercire,safir dental death: 4 ,4 / I), R 4 P As 46 T 10 P• SAIPTd4r* I O I mar for. , er ;y a coachnt„m, to the late at.l)ltast„ and latterly a ltliGuier in the EEft j eJtit , gaVwatehonfes. wias w:allim in tfaiton perita heliidifenV g expired: • The cafe of tfsr9httln we twit Cublniqed,o . tbp public is istrettielystotereflittg, as it mutt cnnvq the moll prejneiccd minds the imOnttance of a sae dicige Which (ijecie.ftl fo'adinitikly Wken the gland" are:dife'afed in (!te Worn pf Ike .Irinek This cafe discs not flattd• 6 pgly thin 'of curks performed hy ratenr Drops, when giyt - n,in'thrs p ' - pres'ilier merit of ;hi; anzifcfnbittic, fr . w e ll kn own as g etp ec i, he in Son!. y, Gott:, Rheurn'itiftn, Fruptive,l4ervor. and Compt tints. 'Po thole Ladies who *nth for a ple.tfant Colmvtic, to allay trifling irritadetst. SPIL.BURY'S Compound Eretice hill Atifwer ly. lie e4retul Ail ant for aPILSOURY'S Pat* Anti frOrtnktic Drf , ps .t he words " By the Kinte PAtent" expreifc.l on the took, liil of diredioas, indt ouL,a,kr, yrr..ipper ; .0 4 plp alfo (the King't disey) is Liiiitted in Islc,k i4d,e.td of red ink. Bottles, price 6d. 11. as. fiat,} ineloded. Diritsofiry. N 0.15, So O-ripurt. staTfig. On Y•7ednrfasty la.R. at his houe, Hig,h Finn. HMS. The L Aylg R. Edviardii, CT of i daughter. Ontianday m.)roing, at his hi•Ofe in Triniti-Fquare, fist*. Af J. flu Wilkes/fill, Erg. et a fan. MARRIED. At &Agate, on the sth inft. Hugh Rote, Efti. of Rilravock. bo MU* Katharine Bailie, eldeft daughter of the late Cohmel Balk. of Douala. On'' the 26th ult. Mr. Whltevtockl, bottkfeUF, of Poetfra, 4 Milt BiJrcht dat4t!ter of the Rev. Jofcp► Ifureließ, of Tctburp ► Gloteattegilie: . . An the ad ir.ft. at For 3 Flagg, in Era, Zackarfalkatlfoe, • I Magiftrate of that county, At Cakutta, where he had gong for the mangey 4 As healtila Major Jolut 3.l`Lcau, Aid-de.i.tatop to the cealinalider UWE of Ceylon: Lately, near Plymouth, after a lioreringlllngfa, Mr& Lloyd, rho wife of Mr. Lloyd, Surgeon in thelate War to Admiral Sir I Warren, K. B. tiltist W EM. AT LUNDON-BitiDati TqA/1011.111 11111cri"AR - - - 3S tairaues Wks 9 4 1 4 0 4.T101 - • T 9 1 111 1 16 141. 11 11 1 1J To TI4OS. Ncir iliridge-itret. Londe% conita:.::: it but an ad nt lattice. due to It 4 hicrita of yotir I.EAnres PATENT PILLS, to comma* Cate ti) you the foliovrit'g evie; which hat recently beets peifornied by tlieni I—Mt ncivaltot,..nce dr mine, who by the brealting caw 4 an old VenerealCoMplaita (attintlal by a Compbeatioli orders ariErl thcr.efront), was neslneed almoit to,a ikdFton, 444 thoulth he hal thc bekrnedie?), advice. which could be obeahle4, and hied a variety sac patent incdifince.nothing coal lieproeroll whfcb teemed to lid: laticafe, or to do biro any ferric , : ; be yenta* atilt a moll teduced.and pitiable lunation for.tworstraonabletw follow L:s prof. ffton, awl fcarerly able to.walk.oLevetato Data a.% his legs ; IL noon,: who knew hint erecr.fuppored it P 40 14 for him to rover Plc was adrifel at laftt to try i o ur brae PILLIM.-114: did Cu, ftrinly adhering to the diredlious given whit them—he hie not t :Leo more than two boxes,befoie ht: found no alteration soy tI better : this nneouraged bin to Ptoturdi =Of taking a few boxes mere he fpupdbis appetite and Itraaath gtwOur tturu, and is now as healthy and , at. Rant as any mat. kilow. Volt are welcome,' Sir, to refer any petfon to sac. eenlinnation of the . ..hoist it-count if it Mould be'lnibttela I ant, Sis,youi , tlautlicir4 husoble.fernaot, Library, ri4kllone, ruly an, tac;. • TAM. PUglYr: F i n Rovti 414 fob) he the role Propti:aor Toot. TA Y tog, r Mamba of the Royal Copege of Surgeons, Lank don, at his hhnfe, No. 9, New Bridge Ilreetc 'Where, attar a c..ollaitt re/itituce of more than .to-year. in I met tee parttcniarly diacCieo. to the .cure..of Vt-rer4t t e gpidaints and thrtfe Irrilx;tal to the p:trts of gnat toiop in. both f t s.:s wit ti;: feerery w'hieh Own of pmfellion (hull a ' hyaS• obkrviV tlitera himfelf the arlyiee arid affiftiore he gr,ituitotlt adotioilters to perfons taking this-marine, will be eltet met]; by a dikoronig 19d,lic, as, an advantage radon' to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Alin P 44, by hnkappointinent, for the enr.ven , enty of thole etiftanokat the freiftimer.se. No .3g. St. "o.3iin-ftrcet, Pad Mall; the ToVlNltiii3OVOilltii-accet) Mr. Dill , 9nougio, 7, hifli ftvetdtill% Mr.,ltaireet a letutit-bridne,,Frkttbt.ro ; Mr 1 0 3 )0 " nahra, %Vltava ; Mr.Cativere.Dublt9 ; Mcßiilinge a. Lit - aro:A Mr:Atit4:htn'!, Matichtftet,. and by onc .perfon in every eortfi• &Able town in Gieat fitt!aiti at . d Ireland, in hose.: of only 21 01. eich,•fealeal up with Tell itod plaiit direeiont, whereby palms .4 chief fez suay cure tbentkivevwitheafr, fpved, fecrecy, and fgal. N t ß. Every toz Aggllutirezt Ltchaict is fet,lol np uirh a lisnlP• on whieh. by favour of the commiffionerv. is printed ;.t the Sty p Office.—T: Taylor, No. 9, New'Brier Greet—to imitate which it felooY, and allotherrare counterfeit. _r - . LONDON: Primed and PuiWhet In , LEV hL K' NT (ott terbc . tyli: ice. Lazo h), LE, STAR biltqc, Na t. ; Snit, dialed ire of ibc trai Tarylo-80. II