Star. — London, England, 1801-05-07 00:00:00

IRFLAA'D. DOlll.lll. APRIL 20.-1 no women, with five :::ildren they had aolen were flopped on Monday :vening and brought 'to the watch-honk in Mary dreet. The parents yetlerday morning. made their application, and, to their great joy, brought them away. The women will be profecuted to the titmoil rigour of the law. Laft Tue.iday evening, Stephen Glyn, one._ of perihns a dwertifed by proclamation, as concern e.i in the outrage on Colonel Dillon, of John!: t.lwn, was conveyed a prifonct to Athlone, from ;:invarra, in the county of Galway, where he has been lurking force the commiflion of that fad ; and on Wedneiday he was tranfmitted to Rofcommon gaol, till his Excellency the LORD LIEVTaN•NT'S PL:afure fhall be known, refpeding his trial by • ' •tipt Martial in Athlone, for which an applica ti in has been made. ......- ...____ Cciax, Arait. 25.—0 n Monday the 13th init. the Rev. Mr. Fox, parifis prieit of Mullinahone, in the county of Tipperary, while fitting in his own parlour, at the hour of one o'clock on faid day, was harbaroufly fhot dead by Tome vilfain as yet ,undircovered.—Mr. Fox was diflinguifhed for hu manity and loyalty, and his murder is fapeded to have been perpetrated by tome rebel whom he had cautioned againtt treafonable practices. On Sunday nsorning laR, William Curtis, far viler, was found murdered in a %hocking manner, 'at Ballinacurra•bridge, near Limerick. He had been in company the night before with three of his steighbours, of the name of' Lynch and Irwins, by whom it ia thought the bloody deed was per petrated. Lynch and one of the Irwins have been con:pitted to the city gaol, by the Worlhipful R. Warraorr, jun. Efq. Mayor; the other Irwin has fled. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, MAY 2. _ tft Battalion of the zd Regiment of Royal Edin burgh Volunteers. lieutenant James Pruee titbe Captain, vire Scott. who refigns. Enlists Wilms LcnO to be Lieutenant, vice Bruce. peorge Grocala• Gent. to be Enfign, vire Radium. Curies Found, Gest to be Enfign, vice Lamb. Thomas Ruder, plat to be En fi gn, vice John &of., who reigns. 2a I3a ttalion of Ditto. George Maepherfon; Gent to be Enfign, vice Broughton, who MOM Fawley and I)ibdin Volunteers. John Davidfon, Gent. to he Adjutant. Halifax Volunteers. Lieutenant Robert lA'ainhoufc to be Captain, vice Waterboufe, • who Mips. Enfign Wiliam eye M be Lieutenant, vice Wainhonfe. Enfign John Cartwright to be Lieutenant, vice liVilkinfon, who reps. William Bradley, GM b Fe Eck's, vice Croft. William Cartwright; Gent. to be Enfign. vice J. Cartwright. Lieutenant jobacartwrigin to be Adjutant, vice PrielUy, pro moted. Margate Volunteers. George Cock. Oast tote Second Lieutenant, vice Mummery, arito ri Loyal Paris Mountain Volunteers. lieutenant Theophilus Jones to be Captain, vice Perks, de cested. !Robert Peters. Gent. to be Lieutenant. vice Jones. Huohes,Cent. to be Enfign, vice Prii.e,jun. who refigr.s. Enfign John EVilli to be Enka. rot::PaYoter. qpii. to be....Enei g n, vice 8r0w:544 Gwen, Gent. to be Ditto, vice Evans. '' • Loyal . Pteßon Volunteers. jaws Bindtwortis, Vint. to be Lieutenant and Surgeon, vice Thomlisfon, who rcfigns. Sunderland Volunteers. Ent - To William Eden to be Lieutenant, vice William Hares, who refigna. Wit rain CocErtll, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Thomas Hayton, who retires. Tenterdcn Volunteers. Second Lie tritest jofqih Sawyer to be Firft Licuteriztte, vice Pomfret, who refigus. 1% alter Curtcit, gent. to he Second Lieutenant, vice Sawyer. Comtrallion in the Tenth (or Edinbitigh) Regi ment of North &kith Militia, figneti by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated January 25, tilot. rnfi;n David Jo:luitun to be Lieutenant, vice Dmitri, pro moted. ECCLESIASTICAL PREFFRMENTS. On the aid ult. the Rev. Principsi third was admitted ooe of the Minlltcrs of the Mich Clutch, Fdit,burah, in mom of the late Rev. Or. Blair. The Rev. Dr. Thornton, at the new ureyfriot, rcacbcol and gretoird. en the sad uk. tke Prefiwtery of Edinburgh tußained the triad:Wien of the Rev. Mr. David Ritchie, Minliter of Kilmar nock, to be Second Minifter of St. Andrew's Church, in that city, and appointed his admitlion to that charge to take place upon the 20.4 , r of JOT ncit nxroan, SATURDAY♦ MAY 2. On Wedncfday the Rev. T. Wcftmoriand and R. Daviet, of o,..i2eins's Coßcpt. and Richard Ircntangrr. of Pembroke Cohere. llachelms of Arts, were admitted Mailers of Arts. Mil hlr. James Ford, of Trinity Cotter, was adtnittt4 Bachelor of Ara. On Thurfelay the Rev. Chariot 'FAN*, Mailer of Arts. of Chrilt Church, was admitted Bachelor in Divinity, Grind Compounder. A! fo the Rev. M. Marlh. Mailer of Arts, of the fame Haul...WU admitted Bachelor s in Divinity. On Saturday Taft the Rev. J. Wright. At A. Fellow of Breit*. role enlitse, sm. recruited by that Society to the Rectory of ;mit Bilans.•Northamptonlitire. Lail month the itcv. G. Harper, M. A. Fellow of Brafen-nofe Coll.:gc, was IF:faded by that Society to the Rielory of Step. ney, Middlvf a. The litsv.ll4enry Halley is coil ited to thc Prebend of Her. oningfisani, in the Cali:slate Church of Hesteftoury, Us the sift of the Dean. centoutinr. The Non. Mr. Pelham, of Trinity Colic:tr. fun of Lord T.ithorough; the Hon. Peter Robert Durrit of St. Jo:. n's Irv, fen a L'ol Clwyd"' and the Hes. Mr. &Wet. of Peer houfe, fon of Earl Tanlecrvittei, srrc on Friday loft admitted Matters of Arm In the rfF,ht of Nobility, at Caribridgr. BIRTH. 4. A Imelhauben, the sad ult. Me.. Captain Brown, of a fun. latu'rdly lan. at Cowed, IC' nflVmht, Mrs.Bultoy, wife at lalward Baku,. ?So. Sankt r, of a Get. Monday W. at M. •11::rp's, Efq. Fulham. Mr.. Baker, a ife T. I. L. baker, 1 , 11. of Stout/ WI, C.tot.ccit.rtkire, of a I ..ttly, 113 Ckre:astd-rew, the 1.34 of l'. TtnyLley, U. of . ttavOttor. EAST END, FINCNLEY. in MIDDLESEX, With early poll Eon. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—by Mr. RAINE, Oa Thurfday the :sth of May, at the Rainbow Colferehoufe, in Cornhill, in Two Lots, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, containing Nine Acres or thereabouts of valuabL Meadow Land, lying with a gentle declivity to a South din .% on which Rands a roomy brick and Sallied Hoare, and extenfive Offices; with ' large Garden ; as alto a modern Brick and Saihed Houfc, very neatly finiitted, and in excellent repair, with a good Garden. The former Houle, with the land, i, in the occupation of Mn. Elizabeth Smith, on Leafe, till lady Day, 1803, at only gal. per att num net ; together with a Pew forthe family, and a fer vante Pcw, both in the Gilkey of Finchkr, Church. Land Tsz of the whole is redeemed. . To be vit-wcd by lave of the refredlivc tenants, until the file. Printed pankulars may be had at the Bald Faced Stag, near the Prernlka; alfo of Alexander Murray, Efq. Symond'a lon ; at the Rainbow ; and of Mr. Rainc, Land Surveyor, Charlotte-arett, Blooritbury. MARRII.TI. ..... At Arr. I.:ent,neot Thorns Stnor, of the teth (or F.dht ).crgh) ferment of rnakia. to Mita Margaret Lantoad, eldcft :04-hoor of Mr. Ihvid Liroood, tweet r there. :he tsth of iletymbr laft, ors Lis praiLre to India, Mr. • (Adore Acid. '.t Fort ;verge, "."siartrar.. in 4orcr. W. Mr. Lay id Bar - !work/ r E'r lay, Sailr.l.4.9obard-ttrrct. 'ar.t'aT tar., at 'Vivi-Irv-omm, Richard Fionwoond; Ciaarriacrs b anleldwocit. Ists , r Tau*. T"l'n of Zo in *rib.Thorarct of rJorit Hos. r• I-7. ~~ TETSWORTH, in OXFORDSHIRE. With poirilion at Michaelmas next. TO BE SOLD BY .VUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, On Thurfday the 28th of May, at the Rainbow Coffee-boufe, in Cornhill, London, at Twelve o'Clock, In One-Lot, A VERY Valuable and Complete Freehold CRAZING and DAIRY FARM; with a defirabk proportion of deep Arabic Ground, containing in the whole upwards of Three Hundred Acres of Rich Land, furrounding a good refpeCtable Farm-Honfe (to which a Sallied Parlour and Bed-chambers have been lately added); with fpacious Fuming Out-buildings; and Shepherd's Cottage ; the whole lying with in a ring fence, and well watered; known by the name of LOB; bounded by the Turnpike Road betweenTufworth and Oxford, two miles diftant from the former, and ten from the latter, and only forty-four from London. Mr. Beiges, the prefcnt Tenant, will permit the Premiks to be ken, of whom printed Particulars may be bad ; alio of the Printers of the Oxford, Reading, and Northampton Papers; Crown, Thuile; George, Aylefbury ; White Hock, Ux bridge; of Melia. Green and Tennant, No. 2, Gray's-Inn. fquare ; at ;he Rainbow; and bf Mr. Raine, Land Surveyor, in Charlotte-fireet, Bloomfbury, where a Plan may be fren. NEAR MARLBOROUGPI, in NYII:I'SHIRE. With puffeißon in part immediately, and at Michaelmas next. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, On Thurfday, the 28th of May, at the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, in Coralll, London, at t a o'clock, in one Lot ; A VERY improvable and Capital ESTATE, containing near Three Thailand Acres of Arable, Up. land, and Water Meadow, Pailure and Down Land, divided into three Farms, known by the names of Myrick, Packham, Whitelleld and Cow Crate: as the Lute are held by Meas. Stagg, Canning, and Kamm, at old Rents; together with the Coppiers, called Priors, or Albourne Woods, and the %lit rents annually paid within the Manor and Parifh of OKEBOURNE, OF.ORGE, and ST. ANDREW, With the Right of Filhcry in the Polton 'Waters. Poffeffion of Paekharn Farm may be in part had now and at Michaelmas next; and of Hefwick, Whitefield, and Cow Crate, in a year. To be viefeed by leave of the Tenants, till the Sale, of whom Printed Particulars may be Won the 4th of May ; alfo of the Printers of the Briftol, Bath, Saliibury, and Oxford Papers; Caltic, Marlborough; Bear, Devizea • White Hart, Chippero. barn; of Meffrs. Ikeham, Specahamand, and Sakhill ; Mr. James Bradford, Swindon ; where, and at Mr. Ryder s, Lin coln's-Inn, and Mr. Rabic, Land Surveyor, Cgiariotto•ftreet, Bloomfbery, London, a Plan may be fax. BrirwkEN ESSENDEN and NORTHAW, HERTS. TO BF: SOLD BY AUCTION-.-By Mr. RAINE, At the Rainbow Coffx-houfe, in Cornhill, ow Thuriday the 28th iliftaat, at 12 o'clock, AFREEHOLD COTTAGE in good repair, fronting the South, and overlooking two fine Meadows belonytag thereto, and the furrounding century, which Is beas t i fully wooded, and Abounds with Game •' and good Roads fur round the Pretnins in every direction : t ogether with an excel lent Garden well planted, and Chaik hook, Stall Stable, Barn, and other convenient Ont-buildings.-the whole Tawny ha :acres. To be viewed by Tici eta, which, with printed Particulars, may be had of Mr. Raine, in Charlotte-Arcot, Bhaentibury ; and at Pettibone, near the Premilm: Particulars may be alfe, bad at the Gems Dragon, Barnet; Saiglury Arms, Hatileld; and Bell, Heft ford. GRAZING LAND NEAR PLASTOW. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. ELAINE, On Thurfday the 38th day of May, at the Rainbow Coffee houfe, in Coral% at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, "`OUR FREEHOLD MARSHES of Rich GR A ZINO LAND, lying adjoining each other, in Wick land I.evci, near Plaitiow, in fifes; containing together Fifty Acres, clear of the Walls and Reed Bed; as the fame arc now in the occupatiom of Mr. Matthew Milton, on I.eafe,tiU mas, 1804, at the old low, clear rent, of One Hundred and Twenty-five Pounds per Annum. Mr. Rakes, at Plaftwiv, by leave of the Tenant, wiU Slew the Land; of whom printed Partitnjrs'may be had; 'No of Alexander Murray, Mg. Symond's Inn ; the Rainbow ; and of Mr. Rabic, Land Surveyor, In Charlotte-Brett. Bloom& huri, where a Plan of the Mate may be feat. NEAR PALMER', GREEN and SOUTHGATE. With poffeffion at Michazhnas next. TO 1W SOLD BY AUCTION—Ly Mr. RAINE, On Friday t s . ith of June, at the Rainbow Colee•boofe in London, at ix o'clock, in one Lot, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, molt beautifully fituated on the Ealt fide of the Turnpike Road between ISLINGTON and IVALMER's GREEN, oppolite the Fite Elms and Bowls Farm. only fix miles frem London, poffeffutg peculiar advantage, by the rife of ground, and Me New Ifilver winding through the Lands, for ereelhig one or more ELEGANT VILLAS. The quantity of Land Thirty-four Acrm, in part old Mai. tiow, tots' the remainder rich Amble, free from Land Tax, in the Pzairlics n; Edmonton and Tottenham, entitled in the for to an allotment io the Inelofore now making, and in the latter to a ve-y valuoble Pifturagc in Tottenham Marina. Printed Particular witl be ready for delivery one month priectlirg the ; which may he had ahlra. King, the prefent tenant, at Palmer', Green ; at the Rainbow; hleffraWard, Den ims, and Grave , Covent - Garden; and of Mr. Raine, Charlotte. ftreet,bury. ELEGANT HOUSE and EFFECTS, MARY-LA-HOHNL TO SC SOLD DY PRITATI CONTRACT, DT Mr. RAINE, AMOST Complete and truly deferable Refl. delve for a Gentleman's Family, *Rift all the avant tag, s no a Town Refolence, hut at the fame time enjoying the (-hem:Wm-Is, h ,, lth, and retirement of the Country, improved, and conliderable additions recently made thereto, regardlefa of nee, and now In the very fira condition, and fundated with attention to convenience and nat.—With the Houle is !i, Id for a long Item, a Ficec of Gronnd at the back of the Pertnifi s, Lid ect in a nut ticafure Gordon. which is farther improved by the adeantage of the fame opening into a Narkty Ground of the fira.rd-r, which is overlooked from Ivrea' Apartments in the Hutafc to the Hampftcad and Highgate Bills, am! Caen Wood. I er turtht r Particulars; Ned Tkltcts to view the Prcoacs, arrly to Mr. Rainy Charioue•Rnet, Blooraibury. VALTJAJILI: aLUS AND CORN FARM, Tlarteeu M-Irs from Tyburn Tar pike. TO BE SOLD BY PRI YATF. CONTRACT, By Mr.RAIXE. AMOST eligible FARM, held by two Lcafes, 16 tears of elig ible arc nue:Wed, with a Farm-houk and Oe i.u2dlnga,which wish th... Fetters, Gates, and Stiles, are in p,:f.a &pill., and thi. Land now in the high-R Condition, imiLlig bet n unproved sciih a liberality vwv ni.ufnal, and with the vcr hal Jodi:lnert and Jul!: tic whi.le commixing ads Act's, owe lownis of watch are auirely Ire; from name, and the remainder esontininc-d for at a very moderate Price, mod the Pt 41 dare even in tlie laft tear not above th per pound. Priuripals may sui lit treated with by ioterview with Mr. Palat e Land4;:rve.yor, MC/admit...Arra, Blooodinuy. •.• A C:untawol4,l4 Lluags. COOMBE ESTATE NEAR BRIST4II IVETHOII k iro• MERETSHIRE, and MANSION-MI.IEB,BRM . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. EMMETT, At the Exchange Cofee houfe, In the City of Briftol. on Thar& day the 2111 day of May, 1801, prccikly at one o'clock; In Even Lots, 'THE Freehold Ellate, being the Manor or -A-re puted Manor of IV YTHORN, Maate near Glaftonbary, in the County of Somcrfct; containing the Farm-houfe.and 304 Acres of Meadow, Arable, Palture, and Woodland, la the occupation of Mr. W. Gunning, at swat Rant of 4001. per An num. Three capital Mantion-houres, No. 57. 511, mid 59, in Park-Erect, Briltol; let to Tenants at Will, at Rents amount ing to 135 L per Annum. And that juftly admired Villa, called COOMBE, with the Mill and Lands; containing togetlr.T, by computation, so Acres, in the Parini of Weltbury-upon-Trim, l and Henbury, about 3 Miles from Briftol, in the County of ' Gloucefter. Coombe Eftate may be view ed w ith Tied ct v, which may be had from Mr. Henry Davis, jun. and Metrrs. Payne and Burgers, Briftol; of whom Particulars thereol, as well as Particulars of the other nate& may be had ; and which may be viewed with leave of the Tenants. Particulars maylikewire be had at the White Hart, Bath ; the Swan Inn, Wells; at the ()Sec of Marrs. Payne and Bur gers, at Gialtoubury ; at the principal Inas at Somerton, Yeovil, and Bridgewater; of Mr. Ryder, No. 1, Lincoln's-Inn, New Square, London; anti of Mr. Prickett, Highgate. ktiddlefex. FOR SALE BY ALCTION, At the Star and Gantt., Portfmouth, for the benefit of the "Owners and Underwriter, at II u'Clock. op Thurfday the rath d of May, Igor, T HE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. roe lIPORTATION. Six Pieces of Damaged Brandy, and about xsoo yards of Plowered Satin, and lirocadLs; being part of the Cargo laved out of the Brig JUPITER, burnt in Portfinouth harbour. For xiesvin,t the goods, Catalogues, and further particulars, apply to Mr. Collins, AuCtioneer, Irndon-ftreet, Pottle& FINE AMERICAN SALT BEEF. FOR the conveniency of Private Families, Cap tains of Ships, and Public Soup and other Socials, are expofed to Sale, fame Barrels of Fine American Salt Beef, jult imported, containing zoolb. net each, for Three Pounds Fif teen Shillings per Barrel; and Half-Barrels of loolb. net each, at Forty Shillings, infpedted and branded agreeably to the Laws of Congrefs. To bs teen at Mr. Hartley's Wharf, Hartley-Down, and fold by GEO. FRENCH, N 0.6, Great Eaft-Chcap. MINERVA-OFFICE, LEADENHALL-STREET. This day was publithed, in Three Volt. tamp. price tic. 6d. fewed, FIRST LOVE; A NOVEL. Printed for William Lane, Leadcnball-firect ; and fold by every Bookfeller in the Kipgdom. Alfo jutt publiftted, Firft InapreMons, by M. HDLYO RD 4 Volt Nis. feared. Selima, a Village Tale, by the fa me Author, 6 Vols. 18s. fewcd. Fugitive of the Foreft, a Vols. 7s. feria What has been, a Vole. 81. fewcd. Ancient Records, by T. J. Hoßscrir Cutrns, 4 Vols. fewed. Ethclwina, by the fame Author, 3 Vols. toe. 6d. fewed. lavillble Man ; or Duncomb Caftic, a Vela. 7s. fewed. Leopold W.andorff, by Mr. SOMMER9kIr, a Vol& price 7s. kwed. MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder', No. 43, St. Paul's Church-y ard,a few doors from the Comer ofeheaplide, THE following MEDICINES arc fold, at the prices annexed, luclufive of the Stamp Dudes impeded hy this ASR; but no additional charge has bean nude upon Dr. James% Powder; which io continued at the original price of as. 6d. per packet. It may alto be had at tL ss. per doses; or he quantity of a dozen packets to one bottle, for al. 2s. 6d. duty =hided, fo that the Public are.no fuffercrs. But in order to facilitate the operation, and to legal thetas's , then of this Ail, which would in a great meafure have proved a tax upon benevolence, all the other Medicines are reut to any prima pnrettafmg half a dozen or more, free from the expance of the Stamps d. a. Dr. James's Powder a 6 Dr. Steeces Opodeldoe a 6 - Analeptle Pills 46 Convulfturtoo a 6 Cattle Powder a 6 Paregoric Lo- Dr. Hooper 's Pips aal zenges - - xr4 Dr. Auftin's Chalybeste Camomile Drops I 9 Pills 4 0 Effence of Coltsfoot 3 9 Berry's Bilious Bills 3 o of Peppermint z a Dalby'sCartMnative 1 9 Ormlkirk Medicines 3 9 Tickell's Atherial Spirit 3 6 Glafs's Magnefia 3 6 Grocnough's Tinttures a ail fnglis's Scots Pills a 0 Tolu Lozenges a a Grant's Drops - i ail Mr. Spence's Dentrifice 4 0 Norton's Drops .g 0 Freake's Tlndurs ofßark 3 6 Spillbury's Drops 3 0 Hu xham's ditto a 6 Sluedintan's Pills a 0 Englifh, Coffee s 9 131-.Stlander's Tea 1 9 Cephalic Snuff 0 9 JOINS'S Rheumatic Tiadture, 31.6 d. Alfa the Genuine Arquebufatle lately imported, and molt of the mbar Proprietary Medicines in repute. Orders for expo: , union arc (applied without Stamps as before this Adt. N. B. As many perfons, particularly fervants and meffengers, miftake the houfe, F. NEWBERY, the Proprietor, is under the neceffity of pointing oat, that it is at the Ea& End of St. Paul's, nearcit to Cheapfide, and that It has a great white ftus coed front, with there words inferibed it ONLY WARRUOUIt YOR DR.JAIdaI Pomp's. CAUSE LATET, VIS EST NO FISSIMA. EXTRACT, or ANIMA of Q.IIASSIA. I lEUT,COLONEL OLIVER, in the late -IL-d Campaign in India, and during the Siege of Striugapatam, was &filleted with Dyfentary and general Debilit7, and cured by Hallam and Co.'s Extra.t or Anima of Q. 2.1114, the parti culars of which he has obligingly communicated in the /Whoa lag Letter to &SHAW, NO. 74, Borough, with the exploit deface that it may be made public: Cavuschlb-fquare, No. IS, Wigtnorc-ftreet, Feb. t(, tgct. Sir—ln the her campaign in India, (which terminated fo for tunately for the Muth Empire) I was expolid during a march through the Myforeto exceffive fatigue and a burning fun, that enervated my whole fyftem, which inerrafed riddly in the cootie of the liege of Scringapatans; during which, from the dampnefs of the intrenchments, I was attacked with a violent Dyfentary, and by further exertion in the carrying by aifauk .this important place, was fo far reduced u to be rendered inca pable of further fervica-the whole fyftem had received a dock hat threatened immediate diffolution, no part of tt fcemed longer capable of performing its proper fundtion—de ftomach and bowel- were unable to retain the (mall quantity of food taken, whic:t paired off immediately—the Nervous Syftem and Murcular Fibies were equally affected with cone ant tremor and debility, to fuch a degree u to render even walking extremely affection, with the conlkant irritation on the Stomach and Bowels, produced continual pain and fatigue. During my paffage to England I had every alLftance without the (mall& advantagea—Un my arrival I procured Medical Aid from every quarter that was thought likely to afford i diet; and fur feveral months attended regularly to the medicine and seri !nen preferibed by nay phyficians without receiving the lima benefit In °dotter laft I called on you to enquire if Hallam and Co.'. Extract, or Anima of Qyaffia, was likely to be of ferrite in my \opals fituation.—l tQL It from your nxommendation, and have thc happinefs of feeling myfelf pettedly rcitored; and that, by taking a fctv bolas only-.-A very few dufes produced an cafe and regularity in thc Rauch and bowelsthat had not kin ca. pericnced Gila the firit attack of the difordcr —ln Gaon. the while train of dareffing fymptoms were loon effectually ro- Ileved, and I bare now the happinefs to tojoy a Rau of health I had little reafun to exped.—Veb. 89, t Sot. The proprietor. particularly requelt purehafers will he eart fld to obferm each box has ssestificate, Opted in ited Ink, B.Hal. lam and Co. as no other can poffibly be genuine. Sold wholefale only by H. Shaw, No. 4. Borough, and retail by Batter and Co. Edinburgh and Glafgew Hazard, Bath; Sheppard, Brillol: Gorc And fon, .iverpool ; Staines awl Har graves, Manchefter ; Binns and Leeds; and one Ven der in every town ; in boa.* of ,y.. and s os. 6d. each, and lame packages, containing fire ss. boats. IL as. cash, defy Uchida FOR GARDEN. • TO the Ctuiptis.—ll. Seeds—l. A capital A Itort -- matt of Eft-talent Vegetatlrs. being every thfng reqnifitr: for the Kitchen Garden, teas and Bear, meolged) and all tae very furrior kipds, put up in Packets ler Cf.e Guinea cach.—. 2. Another Packet of lapel-hue Seeds, enc!aintos So Sorts of the choir& Rowers, which will In a .Garden with one rein pro- • fate continued glow of beauty, One CI . wo new Peas, which for fuptrior flavour, and molt abundant btu big, have no cqu..l In the World ; quarts foaled tn. cach,—... 4 . Two new licans, one large, the other (mall, thin Minted, and drlicicnis, beyond eemparlfor. Th: fnall one IstiU hear till the cud of November —gliarts faded 3s. each. 11. FR UlT—Three NewAinerlean STitAwznß RLE3.vis. t. The Great Virginia Scarlet Ball; an exquifite frn:,, of a 7 o,aft captivating full red colour, a high-relitheti flavour, exalted - grange, and large lize.—a. Cherokt e. One huelt of all Strawberries, which gives its er.ennous fruit in Fitch a:Jun done dithers, that three or four roots have filled a Pottle 3. The Paraguay, equal to the former in every fine quality, and tbU larger, bring often four and five inches roun.l.-4. The Great Modena Hautbois, wh:ch bears the molt aftonitbiag clutters of large. and exquilitely high flavoured fruit. A (ma planation will perfume a whole Garden with ha fragrance. They are put up each fun fcparately, so plants in a istutdie for ts. 64. Sold at Crocker's, St. Albads-ftreet, Credk. Pay Pottage. WHEN Profefflonal Men of education and re. (portability deviate from the general fyftem by the le edion of a peculiar Branch, the Lm: ion of long continued fuceefs is the belt criteria'. f fuperiority. Eight years have I devot Al my pradlice to the exclufive treat ment of THREF. DISORDERS, and the fuceelsful remit of my plait givet the additineal ardour to oprife as far as I ant able the tavnes of chore complaints which arc the molt import. ant in the catalogue of batman infirmities. After initiation into every breach as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an earig period of Practice to rcfcuc IndtvWw ads from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praditionern The THREE DISORDERS, to the cute of which f have de voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether or a trent or lung duration... --adly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariang from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and lardy that de rangement of the (yarn% in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeaka are the rcfult of ignorance or halte in the treatment of a ample Gonorrhea, and it not unfregucntly hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifuned by the indiferetitm of an unguarded hour. By a (ulterior method (itch complaints are tidily cured, and even where others have failed, I truß that I may ?refit:vie to offer a radical re-ettabliihment. Few however are the .nes of complicated elided** frl this difurder compared with the calamitous &nations of Men, who from indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gait ties of a falhienable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility Which is the unavoidable confequence of loch pernicious habits. Wirer* the unhappy fufierer broods nverhis mifery, bid earn. 'ally conceals his misfor. one, it may be haw confulation Me_ him to know, that although it be an object of dm'ot or uncer tainty with other Practitioners, the removal of there DEFT. Ci ENC lES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire. ment of my experience. I i the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anakty will be prevented by an early counteraEtion of this langidd Rate, and in th , fe cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has fur years exited. a proper Por feverauce is indifpenfibly regulate to revive the flumbdng (parka of life, and to re-animate the IL'onflitatforx. MARRLID WOMEN. who have long been difappotored in their expcaatigins of a Family, may be attired, that in molt inftances loch defedts are nimbi.: by Medical sun. The SECRECY which is fo citadel to my undertaking, and the QyaliLeations which 1 have prefumed to Rate, form the Balk oi my Pretatfions, and in coincidence with loch this i nti madon is given, the Mr B- may b. cogitated perondly (or by letters incloling a (mall note) at his honk, No. ay, A run • dei-ftreet. Strand, near Temple-Bar. Thaw is an additional entrance in Water.areet adjoining, and the name Is on both the doors. M. S. Member et the Royal Collage of Senecas. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. it, New Bridge-Arca, London sea, Edhahurgh, May a, ilea IN the rpring of 1794 j was afflided with a Vent. real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for five months ; but was then obliged to apply to a rezular Phyfician, who put a temporary flop to the virulence of the difesfe (by mercurial applications) for fame time ; but growing, fa fpite of all medicine and the advice of the foil Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worfe and worfe for two years, I was reduced to a Rate al molt unparalleled aod beyond defeription, being an entire kper, and ulcerated front head ho foot.—hfy head, throat, mouth s nofe, legs, arms, Sec. have been alternately in danger of become ing ufeiefs; In thort, I have had from 20 to 3o eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.—it would be voluminous to particularize all my cafe—fulke it to fay, there never was, or ever wilebc, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined myfelf, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and indeed, in my then condition, death was preferable to my flinle than mire:able RAM In this dreadful fit uation did I drag a molt ramble exalt...nee, till DIVIN a PAUTIDS sect threw in my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could tent and procured fond of your LIMES'S PATSN T PILLS, which, by ufir.; from thne to time, am now, arid have long been, (after more than four year.. in defcribable diltref.), in as goal a Rate of health as ev, r I en joyed; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thrtvinz, healthy child, been to me a f.w months ago. In gratitude to Goo, and 111 hopes of rendering my felluw-treat ure fervlee, I requelt you to publith this; and you may at any time r. fee pagans, who with to be Wished of the truth of this, or further particulars', to me or my friends, by letter or perfon. As few cafes for Wadi will ever equal mine, and none CID. cted it, I have Pram experience every realun to allure mankind. that in your Lea aes Pitts th. y will find a Cure, fpeedy,fafe, and radical cure, for that molt dreadful flap of the Venereal Mate, which is coif tilt \arm Lots.--I am withera titude, Sir, your obliged humble fervent. 1• • Informottn.table remit) , redone prevent making my name Mad addrefs public, but creditsblc Perfons nutty wanting infor mation may alto be nirted to me and my Friends by Mrs. J• Clark s Ramfay-Cardena. Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAT. to It, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his haute, No. st, New Bridge-ltreet ; where he will yaw ad vice, without a fee, to micas taking thefe Pills Ewer patients letters, if poll paid, on the fame ' . ling in all cafes the molt fcctecy, uo Polon) cafe having been mentioned, but at their own part!, ula by the Proprietor, during the eourfe of more than that he has haJ the cood.etiog a n ealeselve faker . . medicine, and the predict- atiling therefrom. arc alfo fold, by his Appointment, for the ofthok living at • Mance. by Mr. NVatfon. Edinburgh; Mr. hircnnons, Printcr , Mr. T. rcfcrs for his addrefs; at die Prt fumes' , _ _ Alban's-hit-et, Pall-Mall i Mr. Robereas s Turrhst Chforal-fttect ; Mr. Diesorongles. Ns. 7. Figh-ht needy oppohte the Monvonent ; WAWA Waddler, Unioit-riier, Little Tower-hill . ; Mr. CallvArWs, by one Perron in every confitkrabie town in Gnu. Ireland, in Boxes of only at. od. each, kaki! up plain Dieldione, whereby Perrone of either theinfelect with cafe trd fecreey. The great demand (settee invaluable Medicines throurbout the Woe kingdom. fitiruisual tualliss tart' eiretta HlOll WA I'l R AT tONDON-BAIDOZ TO-14105U10' Mond . exinutes alto' Afternsom t 6 ffiIIMCS after LONDOSt Prins/ fur t►e PIOnISTOV6, DANIEL ► (of Carsoby-ftreet), et el- rAs Oesses ► Ills ti Oirepitreet; sad pebisitard IT, (st Canterbury-oam Lambeth), at No. Met, sad at the Sraa-Orpev. Tettipte-126e , Oba sll eatatowtsadons for dr EalllM aes k edirdied 'nib 4111111 M T. • a .1111 ~.1 I. own 1 'Fa T Ili lIA ..i itiai Ifis - . - .5; No. e we Li !AP/ 3d /WM el UM ike. I Sum *hie tiara Is% i.p • 1. .11 i r:: Ils and will an terns, obferv - 'erfon's Dam cs- rti, War mesa! than 36 }tan, fair of est above the eonvenienct I, South-bodget , to wt ant ado ra.Na.tt.St•S padi , Tvo tom}, 1.14 kml witfcllet,, No. It Fat s. 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