Star. — London, England, 1802-05-05 00:00:00

VOLUNTEER CORPS RfADING, MAY t.—ln confemience of the circu lar letter horn Lord HobART to the volunteer cerrs, the Members of the Reading A (fxiation proceeded, on - Fuel - day morning lad, to the honfe of the Chief Magidrate, Mr. WesTsmion, v.hom they fainted, and by whom they were prefented with handfome refrelhments. Front thence they marched to the Town I fall, where the Mayor at tended by the Father of the Corporation, in the in ftgnia of.their cake, Ining featcd in an elevated fituation, and the Affociatton drawn up, Captain I%IFAv Buy, after addreding them in the molt im preffive and elegant manner, deliYered the colours to the Mayor, with the following cepreflions : " Mr. Mat-or—Our fervices being now no longer required, I 'beg leave, in the mini:: of the Reading Afi . ociation, to prell.nt you, as Chief Magidrate of the borough, with thefe banners, requelting that you and your fucceffors will confider them as a facred depofit front a corps, who will ever feel themfelves honoured by the acceptance." Mr Wesresoox, with a proper mixture of cafe and folemnity, answered : " Captain NEWBERY..—I receive thefe facred banners with the gteateß pleafure, and heartily congratulate vou on the happy occafion. From the fattation I am at prefent placed in, permit me, in the name of our King and Country, to return you, and the whole corps, my warmeft thanks for your Cervices." This affeeting ceremony being over, Dr. VALTY faid, that one of thehighed gratifications, which he had ever received, had been his connexion with the Reading Affociation as a ptivate and as Chaplain. After pa) ing a juR tribute to the me tits of Captain Ni NVRFRY, he moved, " That the thinks of the corps be given to their worthy Com mandant, for his loyal, fpirited, and diflinguitbed Cervices." _ _ _ The vote being unanimotilly expreffed by re-1 pcated bulls of applanfe, Dr. VALPY next moved tip thanks of the Aifociation to the reel of the Of ficers, whole Ready regard to dilcipline, and whole attentive behaviour, had endeared them to thole by whom they had been felefted to lead them in the career of honour and patriotifm. Dr. VALPY then made a Mort addrefs to the Afrociation in general, and in conclufion happily called their attention to a numerous company of ladies, who were feated in the Hall. He Paid that the corps had often, in the courfe of their mi litary exetcife, been animated by the prefence of their fair countrywomen, whole caufe they had fitpported, and whole fecurity it had been their glory to maintain. Captain Nxwat v then moved, That the thanks of the Aflociation be given to the Rev. Dr. VALP Y for the faithful and impreflive difcharge of his facred duties as Chaplain, as well as for the ear. neff folicitude, which he has fliewn for the welfare of the corps on every occalion. This was feconded by Captain GLEE!), and carried with loud and fin. cere applaufe. The departure of the Civil Magilirates and of the company was diiiinguilhed with prefented arms by the corps, who afterwards rat down to a plentiful collation, in the courfe of which many patriotic wafts were drank, and which was ter minated by " Goo fare the King," lung in a ca pital Ityle, and accompanied by the animated ex ertions of the whole band. On Wednefday that truly valuable body of men, the Reading Volunteers, commanded by Major ANNISSET, were difembodied, who had on all oc cafions during the war offered their Cervices to their King and country in any part of the kingdom, if required: they affembled with their arms and ac coutrements in a neat. and foldier-like manner, at their ufual place of parade in the Forbury, at :a o'clock. and marched from thence to the houfe of our worthy Chief Magiftrate, and were politely met by Mr. Alderman limarr, Senior of the Cor poration, who, with the Mayor, returned them their public thanks fur their Ready conduit and attachment to their country. The Officers were regaled with cake and wine, and the men plenti fully with ftrong beer, by the Mayor. They then proceeded to the Market-place, and formed a cir cle, when Major ANNEsr.kY read to them the offi cial letters received from Lord HOBART, by corn ;nand of the Kivo, with his MAJESTY'S thanks and approbation ; as alfo the thanks voted by the Houle of Commons : after which the Major ad. drefTed the corps in a neat and appropriate fpeech, which we regret our limits will not Allow us to lay before our readers. The Ipeech was fbllowed by a vote of thanks from the Officers and corps to their worthy Major, whom the whole corps fainted by prefenting arms. After which they marched tc their depot in the Forbury, where their arms and accoutrements were received, after having poffeffed then: with f b much credit and honour to themfelres for newly eight years. They then pro ceeded to the Broad Face Inn, where an excellent dinner was provided, by order of the Officers, who dined with them. Sir CHARL!.I MARSH took this halt opportunity of repeating his refpcas to the corps, thanking tkem for their Mead) and foldier like behaviour, and ordered a very liberal allow ance of firong beer to be given to themes. Onthe Major announcing the name of his Majarit fore their. . fi rtt tnaft, th ey all, with loyal 'and bonen hearts arofe from their feats and fluted " Lone live the King—Gnu blefs the King," the •band playing GOD fare the and the 'whole corps joining in the grand chorns thole who fang the fang. The day was fpent lit the utrnoft. harmony and conviviality, and afterrepeatedmarksl of their approbation of their Officers, on their; quitting the room they of eetionately (haat theni, l by thelwatl, offering, that if at any future pe l rind their Cervices might be wanted bilheir cOnn try,they would cheerfully go with them any where, and upon any duty his MajcD.y may command. We hear it it intended to ereft a monument iry St. Lawrence's church, to ihe memory of the late] Major Demos, of the Readisg Vahmteess, who commanded.before hit Majefty at the Roy al Rey view on Bullmarfh-heath, 011 the 26,tb of Juy i 799. the whole line of Volunteers and "Afociationa o/ this county. On Saturday, between the hours of twelve and one, the Mayor and Corporation of this boronli, accompanied by the Rev. Di. Vats:, Chaplain to the Mayor, the High Sheriff of the county, the Members of the borough, and many other Gen tlemen of the town and neighbourhood, went in proceffion from the town-hall to the market-place, preceded by colours, and a band of mulic, where, on a large Rage ere6ted for the purpofc, the town clerk read his Majefty's Proclamation, declaring a cetration of anus by fea and land, as agreed on between his &karmic Majetly, the French Repub lic, his Catholic Majefty, and the Batavian Re public, and enjoining the fame to be duly obi:n.l , o. The Town Clerk having finithed, the Gentlemen were joined in three huzzas by an immenfe con courfe of people, and the band immediately played " Gon five the King," the bells began ringing, and the proceffion returned to the town hall, where ! the Mayor entertained his vifitors with cake and wine in abundance. This interelting fpeaacle drew together the greaten concourfe of people ever • remembered in tins town ; the windows of all the !mules in the market place being lined with fpr:na tors, and many of them with beauty and falltion, and the whole had a very pleatirg tire t, as uni verfal joy feemed depided in every countenance. EDINNURGH, APRIL 29.—0 n Tncfday the fira . battalion of the fecond regiment of the Royal Edin • burgh Volunteers, commanded by Lieut.-Coloncl CRICHTON, were difembodied here. The regi ment paraded in the Meadow Walk and marched into the Caine, where they depofited their arms ; and yeflerday the fecond battalion of the fame re • giment commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Her ; as alfo the Royal Edinburgh Highland Volun teers, commanded by Colonel DEWAR, were dif embodied, and lodged their arms in the Caftlein a fimilar manner. On Friday the 23d init. when the ad battalion of the fecond regiment of Royal Edinburgh Vo lunteers paraded on Burntsfield Links to hear the letter of thanks from Parliament read, the non commitlioned Officers and privates of the light in fantry company, prefented a filver cup to Dam MANYPENMY, Efq. of Pitmilley, their Captain, in teftimony of refped. On the i9th inft. Lieutenant ROBERT Sytwart prefented to Captain GE T, of Tuilochgornm, in name of the non.commillioned Officers and privates of the Grantoun Strathfpcy Volunteers, a hand fome Elver snuff' box, of exquifite workmardhip, as a tetiimony of their refped and their gratitude for his uniform attention to the interefls of the corps. The Captain returned them his lincere thanks for this flattering and unexpeded mark of their efleem. DUMFRIES VOLUNTEERS.—LaiI: week the non• commiffioned Officers and privates of the fecond cot ps of the Royal Dumfries Volunteers prefented JAMES GRACIE, Efq. their Captain, with a large maaive flyer bowl and ladle, of elegant work manfhip, fuitably infcribed, in tairtrony of their yelped fur his aria attention to their difcipline and welfare. On delivering the bowl to Captain GRACIE, one of the corps, in name of the rea, ad dreffed him in terms of great refped • to which addrefs Captain G tem made a fuitable reply. After eight compaigns the Are Mire Volun teers on the 24th ult. received the thanks of their Ktsc, and were relieved from all farther fervice. When they had fired three feu,: de joys on account of the Peace, and delivered up their arms, they were concluded by their Officers to the New Inns, Inverary, and treated with an elegant dinner, and the afternoon was (pent over the exhilarating bowl. In th‘evening there was a Ball, attended by all the beauty and falhion in the neighbourhood. But a feted party, who preferred the bottle, to "tripping on the light fantaftic toe," retired into another room, where, as a proof That they had laid aside all individual as well as national animofity, the following toalls were drank with three times three : The King, The Fir) Conful of France, Mr. Addington, Mr. Fox, Mr. Pitt, The Dish of Aryl!, Load Hawirlbory, The Hon. Mr. T. Erlline, &c. On Ttiefday fe'nnight, the Whitby battalion of Volunteers, commanded by the lion. Lieutenant Colonel A. PHItP3, (the firil Corps railed in Bri- tain at the commencement of the late war) were, after an appropriate addrefs from Major GissoN, difembodied at the Weft battery, and their arms depofited in the magazine. On Sunday fe'nnight, the order for difembo dying the volunteers was received by the Sunder land corps of volunteer artillery. The non-com miffioned officers and privates have prefented Ma jor Scram', their commanding officer, with a liandfome lilver cup, bearing an appropriate in• fcriptiou, in ieilimony of their eilccm. Lail Friday, a coacbful of roaring Sailors going the New-road, in St. George's in the Ea% feting hane of their fhipmates walking a foot, Bopped the coach to give them a lift. The Coachman re mondrated, being already overloaded, but it was all in vaiu,for they filled up every place infide and outtide, and would drive the coach themfelv.es ; driving into a deep rut, they overfet it, and all laid ilirawling on the ground ; however, they got up after Tome flight hurts and put the coach to tights, paid the coachman liberally, and damning him at the fame time for keeping fuch a crank ref. fel, they then procured an organ and fiddle play ing before them and proceeded to St. Catharine's. On Thurfday evening, Mifs MARY BLANDFORD, young lady about fifteen, the daughter of a very refpeelabk-widow lady, at Walwol th, died fudden ly at Mr. MARTINDALE'S Subfcription Houle, in Bond-ftreet. She had left her mother's honk in the Morning, under the proteCtion of a friend, to fee the ceremony of the Proclamation of Peace, and in ..e evening remained to gratify their curiofity with a view of the illuminations. About ten, as . they were walking up Bond-Liceet, be perceived her to let go his arm, and lean againfi the railing immediately fainted, and Mr. Maimrku v t,t.s.s horde being the brit that prefented itfelf . ,, lie „cur ried her in, and fent for immediate medical o.a, but in vain; and , fhe expired in an initant. On Sawn. day . the Coroner'a inqueß fat on. the body at the Blue Pas, in Bond-ftreet, and returned a Ver iiiit—Died by the vintation of Goa. From dy LOATION GAZETTE, ila; 4. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WA R-01 - FiCE, mAir•4., sth Regiment of Dr, i tiou Guards—Captain William Jones to be Major, by purclutfc, rite Amdtrong, who retires ; Lieu ttnant Marcus Phil Anneiley to be Captain, vice Jones; Coma J. B. Irvin to be Lieutenant, vice Annefley. fit Regiment of Dr.-goons—Cornet Auguftus Rey noltis to be Lica t•liacit, by purchafe, vice Crevice, promoted. ; 14th Regiment of Light Dragrions—Cornet Edward Collins, irons the 2,e1 Magoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Bell, removed to the 4cth Foot. Coldßreant Regiment of Font Gneed4--Thomas Wood, Gent. • to he Enfign, by purchafe, vice Brotherton, promoted. 4th Regiment of Foot—Sxond Lieutenant Richard Green, from the Rifle Corps, to tit Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice I latnmont, who retires. I 22th Ditto--licipital Mate J. B. Miller to be AtEftant-Sur von. 23(1 Ditto—John Graves, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Hoggard, promoted. 24th Ditto—Honourable Major Godfrey M'Donald, from the sstft Foot, to he Lieutenant-Colonel, by purehafe, vice Fortier, who retires. '2sth Ditto--Enfgn Bartelet Smith to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Tripp. promoted. 27th Dttn--Fnlign Jof:ph Byrne, from the 20th Foe, to be I.i..:utettant, by purchafe, vice Giles, promoted; Hofpital Mate Gibbons to be Affiltant Surgeon. oath Ditto—diofpital Mate Robert Anderfun to be Affitta.nt Surgeon. 40th Ditto—Lieutenant Wil!iim Cuppaidge, from the 92d Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Lyddon, who exchange:. 6oth Ditto—Major Gabriel Gordon to be Lieutenan Colonel, by purchafe, vice Ainflic, who retires; Captain James Maitland, from thelLth Foot, to be Major, by purchafe, vice Fort - 7th, who retires. Bad Ditto—Enftgn Henry Vernon to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice St. Leger, who retires. path Ditto—Hof - pita Mate Richard Webfter to be Affiflant Surgeon. 91 It Ditto--Enflgn Alexander Campbell to be Lieutenant, by purchafc, vice Colin Campbell, promoted. sitel Ditto—Lieutenatit Lyddon, from the 40th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Cuppaidgc, who exchanges. 7th Weft India Regiment—Lieutenant Robert Cli ,rles Lang, from the 28th Light Dragoons, te be Captain, by purchafe, vice Mackie, promoted in the 6oth Foot. Qjjeco's German Regiment—Hofpital Mate J, G. Van Millin ger to be Affillant Surgeon, vice Drgan, promoted is the 2 th Foot. A Corps of Riflemen—Major Thomas Sidney Beckwith, from the istit Foot, to be IJajur, by purchafe, vice Callender, pro moted. MEMORANDUM. The Appointment of Auttin Clarke, Gent. to be Tnfign, without purchate, in the 62d Regiment or Foot, vice Lop n, promoted as Rated in the Gazette of the 6th of Oetober laft, has not taken place. The Appointment of Eufign James Carmichael to be Lieu tenant, by purehafe, in the 6s ft Regiment of Foot, vice Davy, promoted in the both Foot, as Rated in the Guctte of the 9th Feb. lait, has not taken place. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Ariz, of Upper Rathbone-Place, Middlcfee,flopk eeper, dealer and &spun, to forrender May t 5, 29, and June is, at one, atGuildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stokes, Upper James- . Street, Golden-fquare, Loudon. Edward Pemberton and John Houldiug, of Liverpool, mer chants, dealers, chapman, and copartners, May 25, 26, and June is, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attont:es, Mr. George Orred, Liverpool ; or Merrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-Built:Bop, London. James Pride, of Rome, Monmouthfhirc, timber-merchant, dealer and ehapman, May 12, 13, and June as, at eleven, at the Beaufort Arms, Monmouth. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Stokes, Monmouth; or Meffts. Price and Williams, Old- Buildings, Lincolu's-Inn, London. John Ruffen, now or late of Woreefter, grocer, dealer and chapman, May 24, 25, and June is, at ten, at the Star and Garter Inn, in Worcelter. Attornies, Mr. Arthur karke, Staple-loo,liolborn, I.ondou ; or Mr. Samuel Haden, Wor; ecltcr. William Tidwell, of Stockport, Chefttire, cotton-fpinner, dealer and chapman, May 20, 22, and June is, at eleven, at the Golden Lyon Inn, Allaneheßer. Attornies, Mr. Parting. on, Manchefter ; or Mr. Philip Hurd, Fornirars-Inn, Loma o. EliCha Farmer, Sadler, of Gloucefter, mercer, dealer and chap man, May 12, :3, and June 23, at ten, at the King's Head Gloucefter. Attotnies, Meas. Jenkins and James, New Inn, London ; or Mr. Henry Wilton, Gloucelter. James Suthuland, of Bath, haberdalher, May IS, as. and June 13, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Lys, Tooke's-court, Curfitor•Rrect, Chancery-lane, London. . William Sutton: of Sadlers'-l-all-court;Lontion, merchant,l dealer and chapman, May ts, [B, and June 15, at ten, at Guildhall. Attontics, Mein. Hutchinfun anti Poole, Brewers Hall, Addle-ttrect, Aldermanbury. William Sheriil, late of Great Prefeett-Brat, Goodman's fvliddlcfez, merchant, dealer and chapman, May 8, IS, and June 15, at one, at Guildhall. Attornios, Mefirs. Pringle and Brooks, Greville-ftreet, Hatton-Gardeh. John Sharland, late of Cockfpur-lirect, Charing .ernfs,-Middle fez, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, Mzy 12, at o ie, May IS, at twelve, and Jun.: Is, at ten, at Gui:dhall. Attorney, Mr. Welch, Alder4ate.itrect, Lo ndon. John Ruffen, Edward Riad!, William Hartland, and 'Thomas Williams, now or late of Worcdter, merchants, dealers and chapmen, and partners In trade, May 26, 27, and June 15, at ten, at the Hop .Pole Inn, in Watcher. Anomie*, Mr. Arthbr Spathe, Staple-Inn, Holborn, Leaden ; or Mr. Sam. Haden, Worceftcr. DIVIDENT). May 8. Jane Elizabeth Moore, late of Bermondfcy-hrect, Surrey, leather-dreiTer, at ten, at Guildhall. BIRTHS. At Blandsfort, %ma's county, the Lady of John Bland, Efq of a daughter. At Buccleugh-place, Edinburgh, on the 18th ult. Mrs. Hec tor Maclean, Kingalrloch, of a daughter. At his honk in George.ftreet, Edinburgh, on the 22d ult. the Lady of John Corfe Scott, Efq. of 81nton, of a daughter. On Thnedzy lad, Mn. Raton*, of a fon. MARRIED. Lail week, at St. Andrew's Church, Holborn, Andrew Hunter, Bfq. of queen -Brett, Edinburgh, (late of Bengal) to Milt Stewart Cunningham, youngeit daughter of tLe late Rev R. Cunningham, of Balgownle. In Cork, Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Gibbinp, to Mifs Catherine Cuthbert, daughter of John Cuthbert, Efq. of that city. Lail Thurfday, at St. Sidwell's, Mr. Garbett, jun. boot maker, Exeter, to Mils Glubb, daughter of a very refpedlable Clergyman, deceafed, late near Torrington. DIED On Monday, in King-ititm,Bloontibury, Abraham Xi menes, Efq. Wednefday, at his houfe in Danton, Cecil Pitt, Efq, aged 79. On Wednaday morning, at his houfe In York, in the scity year of his age, Wm. Withers,Efq. barrider at law, Recorder at York, and of the Borough of Ripon, in that county; and Ma. jor in the York Volunteer Infantry. On the zoth Mt. at her honfe, the Priory, at Hitchin, Here. fordihire, Lady Penelope Farnaby Radelide, widuw, and re • BQ of the late Sir Charles Farnaby Radcliffe, Bart. On the 16th ult. the Rcv. J. Ruffel, B. D. Rctur of Helm den, Northamptonihire. of Ilmington, Warwieltildre, formerly' Fellow of Corpus Chrilli College, Oxford. At Edinburgh, on Tuefday fe'nnight, the Rev. Dr. William Glom, one of the Minifters of the city of Edit-burgh by whole death three appointments become vacant, viz. Minifter of the city of Edinburgh ; his Mieity's Altooner for bcot laid, and Depute Clerk of the General Affembly. Lately. at Lancalter, Mr. Wm. Dalrintple, aged 65, formerly a Captain for farad years in the Weft India trade. At Stockerton, Mr. johnWatkinfori, attorney-at-law, 411 a 45. On Sunday fe'naight, at her feat at Wentworth CAB; Mrs. Hatfield Kaye, filter of the bit Earl of Stafford. On Thtufday, in Glouceller-place, Portman-Apar; Mts. Purling, widow 9f the late Chula Parting s kit of Rawl A rut:llm PROOF Or Tlnt rzneAcv OF PATI.NT WORM 1.071 , N0F5. Colonel has favour d Me r.:. Cling and 1.11,:1er w: tit the foilowing • CVNT1.”4771. HAVING br accident read the teflimt-r...- the 1. n o di:t r r BA RO N refpedling your Chines Patt rt • Wc ! :.;11 I.ozulges, I was induced to of them r a myfelf. From a twenty-two years reGcllfv. - ...'!. Faft-Indies, I have l.: en fubjedt*to a liver complaint: lent bilious oLflttiellonv. I hare made of tf the Lev, nod have derived very cm:ll:kr-able benefit from them,am; filven them to my childc.a..... - rde4c children of my 4cl , ,ainzat Afo to titmilicra of the : °.>r; and m no one influnce Lave 11. .7 fide.] of Iticeet. but in firnic r,-..A3 have rerform:d. I way miraculous eures, 1 have pertds•elthe.t.nmernus tett:ninnies of the good effcdts prod.v.:id tLi.m, end foal{ only %mak, Ico not think too much can be faid in their praifc; f: , m; rr ricnce 1 particularly rceeti - .mend them for reirovill nisi➢ir :e MMus obftraetloni—Genzlemen, your obeelmt fcreant. . JOIIN 12.10111.1.:. Ye mouth, Fel). 10, !flea To Metro. Chi.,!: and Flutter. Sold vAtolciale, ;AA .`4r exportation, at Ching Butler's, No. 4, Ott-Wide ; end retail by Pidding, No. 7+. oppolitc the Pantheon. Ox(, rd-Itetet ; Swiney, ; and troll C...untry Medicine Vertices in the United Kingdom:, in bores at One Gtilnia, Ss. Mid 2,5. 9d. cacti. DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL at:4 VENEREAL comPi.AINTs. MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,rhat he may dai!y be confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his hawk, N 5, Filth-fireet, Soho, London, in all cafes of Obitruilio:: t Striattrea, Cleces, Seminal Weaknefs, Incontinency of Urine Inivotesiet, and debility in either Sex, tee. Front extcnfivc Pradice in t7its department, to whisk he has con fined hinifelf for ninny yetrs, he offers a method of cure, mild, efficacious, and which prevents a relapfe. hit. DUFOUR, fob: Proprietor of Daran's celebrated !nit dicated) Boogies, has ultimately f, improved them, by divsit ing them of the irritating effects of comin4n Bougie., thal, facc::::d where co office and other violent means have Fur the Venereal Difeare, Mr. DUFOUR.ie in. recision 4 Daran's Remedies, fo mild that they render etmhr:••nu nt reftraint in diet unmeceffary. To triable him to AI t'l `ti p..tient.t at their own }utlet, he has provided the afilltance of a G. t o man of tier Faculty. Perfuns in the country may be cured Rating Vick cafes it•. letters, putt paid. fait publilhed, price as. 6d. fifth Edition, cillitryea Treadle on the above Complaints, illnflrattd with the vanous fymptoms and Cafes diming the painful anti dangerous Las of Cttnitic Bungles; an I pr .red metiuril of trt.ati noiyhttits, Ae. ftte. Yenisei fUr J. Callow, Crown-rem, SOlro ; and •H. D. Synanudg, l'aternalcr-row; ;tiro to be had i.t bel•Quecn't, lizetar-Chance, anti at the Atithol'a. WELC . I - 1'.!:1:1 : MALF. PILLS, For the Grecn-fl.:kncf. and o:hcr iucident to The followiog innance of th4ir u::cornoion cfficacr, is wcrt! y . . tke attention uC the o Mrs. Kht..RSLI.Y.. Madam, Pangbourn, April 7,12 st. AM happy to inform you, by the Means of yall• Mimanity and bounty, M:ay Deacon is spite rn-., and none again to her plate. By a revere L9ltl rlic eatiglit is Autumn, 11. e was aßlidled seeded legs, violent :rains *a tl ens and her head, !treat thortnels of braith, 1...fs of appetite : n (Jeep ; and when I raw hey at her mother's, 11 e could I: , t g t up tti.irs without rating, and was incapable of giving any atiittanee to the family. Before the had taken one box of your fhe fonnd fo much rdicf to her breath the could tinkle her bed, and after taking two boxes of them the was petite!, to !.,red to health. Her muthcr,who is a widow vrthrufiltd children, begs her thanks may be rent you with minefear tie Pills ; and believe me, your'enuch obliged, SUSANNAH WELCH', FEMALT PILLS, (with direelions) price 25. 9d. a box, are fold wholefale by G. hearty, Fleet-ftreet. I.ondon; alfo retail by Dicey and Co Bow Church-yard, Cheapide ; F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's Church : lard; leboult and Co. No. z;o, 0 sford. Brea; J. Pidding, No. 76,0:f0rd-ftreet; R. String. r, Strand, near Charing-crofs; Maraiall, Hart ft:e.t. Bloomfbury ; F.. Newb , :r y, the corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Goldicg, No. 42, Cornitill; Wade, No, 13, 014 Bontharen; Bolton's Medicine Shop, (not Tutt's) front of the Royal Ex change; Clark, No. 269, Borough; and by Ward, orpo:fc Grays Inn-Gate, Holborn. 4 .* As ar.other Nlelicine is fold ender the name of Wehik's Fe aald l'ills, which is fent ious, Perch.thrrs ire requeltesi fit re m .rk,as the fur& tcilininny of autrientioity, that ea,b 121 of C.d. =dittos if figned with filename of C. KLARILSY io Ilan , ( -w:1:- ins ; and on the his3Gde, whereby ferrants cannot be in pared on, the Ramp is priiscd by porrnifSon of kis Majelly'. Het °ar able Commiffloncrs'of Stamps, th us: —" C. KLAKSLIT,No. se, rLICT-STRILT." Non,: others are genuine. VVHEN Praenionni Men at ecilteatiori i - fponfibillty deviate from the general fyftern by the ce • leaks) of a peculiar Branch, the fandlion of long continued fuccds is the heft erite-Tion of fuperiority. Eight yaws have I di my pi adliecto the exelunve tryst ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fincefiful ref: my plan gives me additional ardour to (Truk as far as I arA able the ravages of thole complaints which ace the molt import ant hi the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every Mauch as an Army Sorg I formed a wills at an early period of Practice to rercac hiait als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the etudli dan gerous precipitancy of general Praditioncrs. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cursof which I blv.: de voted my attention, comprize every fpecics of VENER EAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long nonunion.—kiir. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the babit. of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and Wily that de rangement of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN. NESS or S TERILITY. _ _ Numerous difeafes are the reit& of ignorance or hafte :o the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and It not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indiferetiou at an unguarded hour. By a fimerior method Inch consphsues are tartly cured, and even where others have failed, I tree that I may prolume to offer a radical re-eftabliflunent Few,however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in the diforder compared with the calamitous Mu "doss of Whom** from indulgence Ma SO LITAR Y VICE, or the prom/e,it tics of a faihionable Life, acquire that !fate of lkhi4ey whs.& Is the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his mffery, but are; fully conceals his misfortune, it may be Conte confolation fir him to know, that ahhouzh it be objedt of doubt or 1.1!) t duty with other Practitionent, the removal of theft DF.EI C lEN CI ES by the gradual p rogr efs of Renovation is the acquire. ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus; r Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxietywll be preveuted by an early counteraction of this languid Rate, and in there cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years exlited. a proper Pcr (verance is indirpenfildy requifite to re►ivet (parts of Life, and to re-animate the Coral:instils& MARRIED WOMEN, who have bug been difappointed in their expedations of a Family, may be effort& that in mo:t initanc:ls filch deiects ane curable by fvfedlcal SkilL The SECRECY which is fa circa:jai to my undertaklng, asd the Q2alihcations w•h;ch I have prefumed to ftate, form , Le Bats of my Pretentions, and in coincidence with foals this ints mation is given, that In.7r Ii may beonafulted pefonahy (or by letters Inclofmg a rmall earl) et his Enure, No. 29, Arun. del-itrect, Strand, hear Temple-Par. There is an additional e itra•rie in Water-Reece adjoinis g and the name is on both the alums. 'id,. It MCnther (It t• e Royal Conere of Surrenn•. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Mir Mg !z minutes after 4 • Aherne* - 54 minuses after • 5 LONDON: Printed for the Proprie,on, by JOHN DANIEL. (of Carttabrftreet) at the 1. 4 reia PUNTINU-OPTICF, No. I. Cartty-ltreet ; and ptilffi(hed by LEVEL KENT, ! , ..1 Ca-• tetbury-place, Lanihet:i), at No. 1, Carey-ftreet, 21.1 at th• ST A ‘-Orre a. l'eninle-tar : to which Office all conimuz Wets tante Morro% ire rogto:Pc4 to be oddroiled. .7