Star. — London, England, 1805-09-03 00:00:00

lller . •r a THE DISBANDED SOLDIER. N't fon, of companion, and frio.d: rf the br a ve, _ . _ _ Brink not the pitrr.ce l earncaly crave To an old Britifh ooiJ eravhile lend an ear, Nor deny to the tale of misfortune a tear! To fight fur my country i left my (wee; Cot, My Wife, and my rufy cheek'd Children forgot; I ne'rr could believe what my Ceaot t to laid, That a poor wounded Soldier amulet beg for his broad. Ye Gnus of cotnpalUon, travcred the Tea, foubbt. and I conqused, that you 'Melt be free; Uodatintcd (or you brav'd the cannon's loud roar, • And !mantled the Standards on Fgypt's wide (bore; When bright o'er my head,glow'lSol's vertical ray, The lights of Aboukir in vain hared my way; With brave Attlacconar, r, I fought and I bled, Then relieve a poor Soldier who begs for his bread! Ah ! could I again my fair CA ROLIN E My Children and Cot on the banks of the Dee; No more would I leave them,no longer I'd roam. But forget all my forrowa, and ch •- , fh my home s Then (*Ojeda of Britain, and friends of the braVe, Refute not the pittance I earneflly crave; For me let the tear of coinp.strion be flied, And relieve a poor Sokiicr who begs for his bread! I. t. 3 PORTING INTELLIGENCE. HEREFORD RACES, WEDNESDAY, At 10.28. The Town Plate of sd. for all Ages. F•ur Mile Heats. ' t 111 r. Ehreep h. I'. Warn. 711 7 /lb. - 11 It 1 Mr. Fifir.e. h. r. Tivo Sl:ties, 1311 lin. - I z 1 A Hunters Suites of togs. each for Horfes carrying 129. Pour Miles. 6 Subfcribcrs. I: Mr. Andrew. IT ti. Norval . z Mr. Wilfun's h. g M.dilt.au . - . s A Cup of goys. value for Hunters, 1311. each. Mr. warmi .. ll .1 ' Mr. Reinon's b. 131 Ind KAI ) Mr. Drags hr. m. Carekis . c c; ;I , t;: s. l i r aci, ce ne rund the Courfe. - . 3 1 i -1 s 2 •s 3 & BOROUGHBRIDGE MEETING, AUGUST 28. The Gold Cup, value tongs. and upwards, by Sub feription of togs. each, with aotts. added, for 3 yr olds and upwards. Three Miles. (nine Sub. ierihers.) Ld Strathmore's hr. c by Sir Peter, out of (Igettl Mab Mr. Kirby's gr. e. Evander. 4 yrs old, 7ft. !db. a Sir T Gafroioe's b. c. Cockleg. 4 yrs old, 711 telb. - 3 Ld Darlington's tor h. by Ormond, 5 yrs old, Bft. sib. 4 Sir A. Don's b c. by Precipitate. out of CAbri, 4 yrs old 5 Mr. Lonfdale's br. is Sir Charles 4 yrs old, 7ft. sclb. - 6 Mr.G. Linton'; b. f. by Hamidetonian 7 Even betting, and 5 it, 4 againß Evander, and to tot againil Lord Strathmore's c. who took the lead for a confiderable difance. Evandcr and all the °diets wailed. Won by only half a head. "rimiest:my, LOCUST 29. The Sol. for 3 and 4yr olds. Two Mile Heats. No Race. CItES FIELD MEETING, THURSDAY, AUG. it). The 501. fur 3 yr olds and upwards. tour Mile Mr. Sitocrll's bf.Go f. cap, by Moareock, 3 yrs old a t Mr. Ricitardr,ok's b. f. Woodbine, 3 yrs okl, ((takes Bgs.) 3 i Mr. Gloirop's b. e. SkyLrk, 4 yrs oil yft. !Mb. - 1 3 Sweepitakes of Logs. each, for all ages. Four miles. ( 7 Subfcribes s.) Mr. Gionp's h. c. Skylark, by Moorenek - walked over. Mr. Si; well's old poney beat Mr. Eyre's b. p. 6a. each. Diltance-in sogs, Mr. Sitwell's old poney, 6R. 71b. beat Captain Short's pollen 511. 71b. sogs. Letters by the late emerland difpatch flare, that in the upper provinces of India an alarming morta. lity among the cattle had fucceeded the late fear city of grain, and added confiderably to the public calatnit y. The Itrong fort of Hinglais Char, lately reduced by Colonel MOM SON, is to be ditinantled. Accounts from Delhi Bate, that a large body of ratans, having been defeated by Mumud Shah's troops, took renege in the vali fora of Rob, and to cover their CA the trees in their rear on fire.— An uncommo.dy heavy form of rain, however, ex tinguifficd the flames, and the Shah advanced, and orfyain brought the fugitives to battle, but was defeat ed', and compelled to retreat. Fajen Caber, I notorious freeboter, who Come time fence cleaned from Major General CAMPBILL, late ly alfembled a numerous corps, and croffed the Kill. eta, with a view to plunder the Britiffi provinces.— On the approach, however, of a body of troops, Tee was obliged to re.crofs the River, and, in doing fo, it being much fwollen, he loft nearly half of his party. An attempt was lately made to rob and murder tl e Jevpour Rajah. A body of ruffians, headed by two Frenchmen, attacked Ms tent at night, and overpowered his guards : during the Centric, the Ra. jah efcaped ; but treafure to a conliderable amount led into the hands of the affaffins. A French officer, dilguifed as an itinerant trader, was lately difcovered in the Carnatic, making plans of the country, fortifications, &c. refuting the par ty employed to apprehend him, he was killed. He was formerly in the C•rvice of Vizier Ally at Benares, and his papers arc laid to have difclofed Come impor tant information. An exceeding wife regulation has been adopted by the Company t, the Pollams. It has hitherto been the cuttom of Government to era& military fervice from the Poligars, intlead of a certain tribute. This meafure, fimilar to the ancient feudal fyftem, has ferved to cherifb and keep alive that turbulent and telt:tam fpirit which has fo often deluged the Poi lams with blood. It has therefore been determined to commute their military Cervices. for the payment of a reasonable conuibutien in money or median dim. The irft inftalments Isaac been paid with pone tu.dity, and great advantages are expecled to wife from this pacific menfure. The Guicawar Rajah is making magnificent pre parations to receive the Governor General on the bor ders of Gila zerat, in perinn, and we underhand he 'ln ends to accompany him with a detachment of boric to Soaiigur, on his way to Surat. A body of Seiks in March IA eroded the Scinde, near Pnekrdi, plundesed the country, and murdered goo of the natives. Accounts from Beneoolen mention, that the da mages done to the plantations, stc. by the French, had been rep:tiled ; and that the native cultivators, *c. had returned to their refpeflive occupations. 13IIIIL IN, At7G utr 2;. At the Public Office. Hatton Garden, yefterday, I'. Kemp, and R. Berry, draymen, in the employ of Melfrs. Parks and Co. brewers, in Holborn, were re examined, for ernbeziting their employers' money.— Berry was difcharged, but Kemp was committed for trial. T. Stapleton, a porter, was charged by Elizabeth Burn, with having committed a rape upon her. The prifoner did not deny the charge; but offered to marry her, which fhe contented to, and he was held to bail until he (hall fulfil his prornife. Yefterday, at Union Hall, J. Lyons, the fon of a refpalable tradefman in the Borough, was folly committed for breaking open a hook in the Skin- Market, at the back of the RitiT's Bench, and fteal ing a number of articles of *win& apparel, &e. ; as was R. Rattey, a boy, who was tried at the Taft Sef. fions, and acquitted, from a deft& in the evidence, on a charge of (leafing poultry. Mrs. Sweeney, who was lately difcharged, after a confiaement of twelve months, for a fimilar offence, was fully committed for robbing her ready fin-abed logdings. CORONER'S Inquifition was taken at St. Thomas's Holpital, on Saturday, on the body of a poor old man, who on 'f hurfday was run over by a waggon at Loudon Bridge foot. Verdiet—Ac eidental Death. An Inoneft was held at Mill Prifon, Plymouth, on Thurlday lall, on the body of a Spanifh prifoner, killed in an affray by a fellow prifoner. Verdia— Wilful Murder againft the offender, who was fully committed t 6 Exeter gaol for trial at the next affixes. An Inquifition was alto taken on Saturday at the Coffee Houfe, Chalton-ftreet, Somers Town, before G. HODSON, Erg. on the body of a young man of the name of Tippet, who met his death on Friday. The deceafed was a waiter at the Cock, Chalton fireet, and on the Monday preceding his death he was playing in his ruafter's hook with a young woman who refides in the neighbourhood : the gave him a blow on the fide, and he was immediately taken and remained fo until his death. Mr. Upton; al* geon, was of opinion that the blow might have bat.: tened the death of the deceafed, although he had been for tome time materially difeafed. There did . lsot appear to be any premeditated malice, and the Jury returned a vet dia—Died by the virnation of Goo. PRE rossc ssinai —The celebrated phyfiognomift Lavater, has declared that no part of the face tends fo much to convey a pleating prepotreffion, in fa sour of any one, as the appearance of a fet of re gular and beautifully white teeth, as it imports the idea of opennsfs of charaeler, and gives a crAfidenee in the perfon that poffelres them. Buri.sit's Re ilorative Tooth Powder liands unrivalled in its ex cellence for this pnrpofe. It is a certain preventa tive againti toothache, and eradicates the fian vy and its caufet, viz. foulnefs and fponginefs of gums, and it gives to the month every appearance of health and beauty, making the teeth pearly white, and the lips and gums to affume a delicate red or vermilion co. lour. It may be had of moll Medicine Venders and Perfumers in every town, in Boxes, at 2s. gd. each. The ion of a broker, in Mint-fireet, in the Bo• rough, was yefterday thrown down by a dray horle, and his fkull fo dreadfully frac-toted, that he was taken to the hofpital with little hopes of recovery. A pun r man working at a warehoufe at Shad- Thames, had yelicrday both his leperulhed to pieces by an iron wheel truck being run back Suddenly, which threw him down, and went over him. On Saturday as J. Wright, a city conitable, was palling along Threadneedle-flreet, a.barrel of beer tell out of • brewer's caravan uporf his great toe, which fevered it from his foot. He wilt immediately earned to the hofpital. 111141nhi AGRICULTURAL REPSRT. His E reellency the Lord Lienteaant went /glee. • The ticent continuance of fine weather has brought day to the Curragh, in order to jape& the encamp- -Ihrwird the corn . harvefl much I; over than was ex ment. • . erhieh is now become general in all the fouth- La fl week the Sift regiment, in three divifions, ens: ern and.midland counties, where much of the wbcat mandcd by Colonel M` Kenzie, Liont Col. Zona, and early fown barley, and oat crops, are already cut, and Major IVilliams, proceeded on their march from' and prove every where to be heavy and geoids Field Cork to Athlone. peafe and beans are well podded, nearly fit for the Saturday, five companies II the 47th regiment of hook, and promife great abundance. The crops of foot, marched into Drogheda from Dublin—they- canary, and various other garden feeds, are equally were to-proceed for Belfaft on Monday. good. The white Dutch clover and trefoil grown Fr day and Saturday morning, two divifions of for feed, promife great abundance. Hay has in gc the 26th regiment arrived in Cork from Athlone ; oeral proved all wier the kingdom an heavy crop, the remainder were expefted on Sunday. They are well made, and properly fecared. The after math, to form part of the garrifon until farther orders. , and fecund crop of Clover, grow fait ; and the Red DoNtrYarrone .Fits.—[n confequence of feveral Clover for feed promifes to head well.—ln White itefidents, particelarly the death of a poor woman chapel market, Hay fetches from 41. 2S. to 51 ;. who was run over on Monday morning, the Chief ver, 51. ss. to 61. 35.; Straw, 21. 10S. tO 31. 10S. The Magiftrate fent direftions to the tent holders to quit Palluces, at this fertfon of the year, never were better, the fair growm by twelve o'clock yefterday, which and the Feeding and Dairy Cattle have done well. not being complied with, the High Sheriffs, with a The early-lown Turnips, in tome 'Well•managed dif fquadron of the 7:1I Light Dragoons, arrived f r oth trifts, have been hoed and Jock well. The later Dublin, and in the courfe of forty minutes had the fo..vn have fuffered much by the ravages of the fly ; place completely cleared of tents. Su c h perfons as and in fome fituations the lands have been fown over remained on the common were removed at night by again. Our accounts of the prefent crop' of Hops two companies of infantry. continue eery unfavourable. The Midfummer (boots The forgers were exerting their ingenuity at Don. that gave a frefh appearance, induced a hope of an nybrook Fair. One of their agents, a fhabby look- improvement ; and the ideal duty (old duty) role ing countryman. who purchafed a horfe on Tuefday from ao to 30,0001. but the effort was too weak, and evening fr r fourteen bad pound notes, had the auda- the plant being afterwards attacked with the mould, city to renew his dilhonelly yeflerday morning, when all hopes were banilbed that this coop can exceed that he was deteaed, and conveyed into town to prifon. of iCS2, i.e. about 15 or t 6,0001.! The Woeceller Another vender of forged notes was detefted in the and Hereford diftrie, it is laid, will not pay this year tourfe of the day, but efcaped, after receiving a fe. 3001. although in 'Sol it exceeded 65,0001.! Prices vere beating. A number of pickpockets and rob. have fluftuated a little fince our laft ; they fell Mx the hers were apprehended. Two of them were fent to inppofid improvement, but when it is underflood haw prifon; the remainder were thrown into the liver very fmall the crop will be, a confiderable rife mofl Dodder by the populace, properly ducked, and then be the confequence. The quantity on hand milit..tcs, difcharged. however, againft a rapid rife ; but when this year's A few days fince, as Colonel Henry Brown and confunrption is taken away from the quantity on Major Brown, both of the SGuth Mayo regiment of hand, the advance may be eapefted to be fo confi- Militia, were fowling along the fhores of Galway and derable, that few prudent consumers will, at thefe Mayo, they perceived a veffel difcharging a cargo of prices, rifle what 1806 may produce. Bags of rBO3 finuggled goods, and although they had but two af- fell at prefent. from 51. to 51. I 2s. and of 1804, from fißants, they came to a determination of endeavour- 61. Cs. to 61. t6s. Lean Cattle, both Beads and ing to feize the veffel and cargo, and fiteceeded in Sheep, nom ithftanding the immenfe flock on hand taking from a multitude of people a quantity of to (owing to the plenty of keep, and the promifing ap bacco, which had been landed, and, having divided pearance of much winter food), hare, at all late fair., theft fmall party (leaving the Major to guard the been much in reqtrofl, and prodffced high prices.— land feizure) the Colonel proceeded with one all lant Store Hogs, to tutu into Rubbles are in demand. and in a fmall row bo a t, a nd with reat exertion came up at advanced price,. Prefix Horfes, fit fiur the collar, with the velfel, and, notwithflanding the threats and and the army, arc much wanted, and are both fcarce uppofition made by the crew, he fuccecded in board- and dear. ing her ; and having fecured the crew, brimght her to the quay of Weapon. She prayed to be.a cutter nearly yo tons burden. LONDON PM kiCISTS; CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER s. RFTI tRN 'of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from, the 17th of Auguft to the.64th of Auguft—Total 11,111 Quarters. Ayer.,ze 811 51,t.--.75. 8d lower than tat return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 87th of Auguft to the 23d of Augoft. • • . Total-7,976 facks—Average Bos. cod.- 6a. ad. looter than laft return. .RITURN PRICK OF GRAIN ON BOARD 'kit? All IiNDRIt : Wheat. • 4114 64 Suffolks to $4l od Fine. 6,36 70 Grey Peas • 40e 46s cd Fine Old Dantzle . 78s teins, new 44. 48s od Rye 44s 48$ . Ditto, old, to sc. Barley 336 406 od Tick Beane, new 38. 4 2 s Malt yas 78. od 011 45s od White Peall . 4os 441 od Oatet 24e 28s 3.ss Boi/ara • 46s 522 POLIO& 3as 6d Rape Seed 361. to4cA. per lif to PRICE OP HOPs IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 51 12% to 71 7$ ) Pockets 61 os to 81 os PRICES OF HA AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whitechapel. FLYPorlood 3toto 4 41 3 3to to-4 18 0 3 tto 4 8 o Straw 2 15 to 3 6 al4O to 3 18 0 t 18 to 2 10 o Clovcr 3 Is to 6 o s oto 6 o ta NEWOATE and LEADENHALL. September s. Per Rode of 81b. by tbe.costalle. _ _ _ Beef 31 al to es 041.1 Vat St 4d to Sa od Mottos 3 1 4d to 41 23 Pail . 4 3 04 to p 4 4 Lamb --- 45 od to c 4 od. PRICE OF TAII OW IN WIDOW I. . . It. 'amen market All oed •Town Tatlow 681 Uto os Clare Market Att and Rtiffia ditto (cam) 6sts od to 71s Whitechapel Market ROE& ditto (foap) 686 to oos od (pet Robe of 811).) 3s Hid Melted Stuff' sits to os od Ditto notigb 401 od to OS sat o§d Gnaveli Its od Average Price 45 od Good Dregs tcs to os Yellow Soap, 78s to os—Mottled,BBs—Curd, cias Price of Candles per dozen, t is od—Moulds, tu 01 NEW COAL MAKKE September s. - • . Slaps at Market. . ' ' Ships ;iuld. . Prices. 54 Newcaflle Coals 29 40a 6sl SUL gi so Sundt!-land . • 4 .101 od 43$ I Cindc.rs I 37$ od I Cloud .. . 0 cp. 3 Stonf Coal' I 7.9 od. The fitccefs and treatment of various difeafes of the body, the pußlie confeffed when they rewarded Pie exertions of the Inventor of SPILSBURY'S Pe. rßttt Awriscoitietic Deers. It was net a little to polfeli a mind which tould fmooth itte difficulties in `introducing an advertifed medicine. Fond.of City. malty, and its puiluiti he knew it tds bt defirable to Prodeee a mild diaphoretic, which fhould give vi our to the fylletti,. by promoting its natural fecre dons.' This is the principle en which he abed, keep ing in mind the neoeflc/y of rendering the &gibs:tall and paNtablt to 1/teßostmeh. Forhis fuccefs•fee his PnbEcatinil, price 3e..15c1: rid; cafes of Scurvy, Gout. Ithenmatilin, Scrophula, Eruptions, Ace.—hlr.-Sp i 11131 t Y cannot be seesiontable for the *leas of any mistufe but thufe marked " the King's Patent" on the bottle, in the bill of dirtbions, and wrapper; the (lamp (the King'.s.dnty) of the genuine Medicine is alai) printed in black ink inflead of red. Bottles ss 6d. tos. and 11. 2s. duty included. filßl HS. On Tuefday laft, at 'Woodbury-houfe. Brew(hire, the I.ady of Captain !hiller, of the N..rth Devon lilegitnent. of a Crap _ . . .. . F Sunda y fc'or,i;ht, at lieverky, t,h.: Lady of Csititaiii'Verrilt, of the Kiog's Own Dragoon Guards, of a daughter. . . On Friday cvonirg, the Lady of Sii D. MackwOth, Bart. 4a elatightcr. ' MARRIED. Thou fday, the Rev. Dr. Hartley, (Uncle of awl I Char.:ll, to l'vlifs &•Lty, Sotahampton.. At PrefionLirk, on the ajd uk. the Rev. Robert Moore, milli ner of Oldhanaftocks, to Mitt Macquieu, daughter .of die Rey. Daniel Macquesm, roinifter of Preflonkirk. ' On•Thurfday fat% at Whitcburch, Oxfordfhire, by the Rey. John Greig, the Rey. Edward , l'aofittarc , fccOnd fun M tkerie Vanfittart, Efq. Member for the county of Beibit, to Mill Gard'. ncr, cldeft daughter of Samuel Gardiner, Efq. of Coombe Lodge, Oefordihire. On the tit of March, in eoriftquenee of a wound received in the attack on Bburtpure, on the 20th February, Lieutenant Mel:Ander Muni!tor, of the Europeat: regiment, fccond fun of the lite Ales. Hamilton, phylician in Edinburgh. 7.1 ART OF Plots, TM. dt--w.s puWMbtd. ACATALOGUE of a, COLLEC TON , BOOKS to molt Brander M.l ite.aturc. E.. wards c TEMTHOtIiA Nl5 VOLUMES. . Tbial ibrary tootaiswforae of the molt valuable W.ak., tura! Hiltry ; Aoti<pities ; amok, of fuse Priea.; gthietl c uin g, tlifbirics; 13iograpby 4 Yuyava soul Tr,aila • lit ....cis*. Sttrgety. and Ileaw-ny; beautiful illuminated Mail. ; G, . Tce Grid and Roman Cinffics; Divi..ity 2tati Eackfrallical Hilta.v‘ he Sce. The 80.e.s are want on SAle (for ready Money) at Ic,lrt ,n. Llbyd's, Boal.llers and Prinivra, in Binninr,bmi. %%herr ca;, lop., may be had. Catalogues may :dfo be had. pric.: e 'A/J. Ling. of Meirr.. Cade) at 4 Davis, Strand ; and Mr. L. B Sal, Ave Maria4ane. London. .1 LXCAVATION WE 1-11; DOCh:, A r HULL: - Kiugitort-upou-liull, Aug. 24, igcs. ALL PLItSONS witting to Coniratt with t h e DUCK COMPA,NY (or the I:xemrarion 4.1 tl,e Humber Mirk and Lock Pit, aye regretted to fend theirPropo( ‘,..led) to ads Of ace, ou or bel..re 1 r.day th. azth day of ScptchaZhr It twelve o'cluck. The Contra flora are to find 'Earth Waggons, Wivelbw-miles, Stages., Planks, end all other - Materials, casspt Iron Kral Ways, which will be provided by the . Dock Company. The Coutraestirs molt find Sureties, to be approved of by Lk Dock Company, for the due performance of their Contrad. ••• A Plan of the Ground may be ken; and other particulars known, by g to Mr..John - Harrap. Surveyor of the Carus pany's Works. By Ord' JOHN 1.1. VFT Clerk to the DmECowspany,bt Kingfton-upomneh, CARPLNTt R's WORK AT TH:, NEW DOCK- Dock Office, Kingitun-bpon Hull. Aug any. ALL PERSONS wining to Coilti.4o with th e DOCK COMPANY for the Driving of the Pita, and the Framing of the Floors for the Foundation of the Wails and L ock. Pit of the number Duck, are rapt-tied to fetid their Prop o hy (fealed) to this Office, on or before Friday the aals day of &p ea. ber nest, at twelve o'clock. The Dock Company will provide the Timber and Iron w or t ; the Contractors arc to fi nd all rther Materials, and will have the ufe of a Steam Engine, meted near the.intendcd Luck, for th e purporc of Driving the Piles. The Contra.ftars mutt find Sureties, to he approved of by the Dock Compary, for the due perte.rmance of their Cor.tratt. • • A Plan may be lien, and fury , - r pirti cu l ars k nown, applying to Mr. John Karats, Surveyor of the Company' s Works. by 13y Order, JOHN LEVETT. ci,k to 10 rk.A, (ernpauy at Kineftnn WWI IfiGn. J . l U..x..-AlzioUlS 412.4 A.) INKIUKLif Ykit's *Uk.K., A e NFW DOCK, AT HULL. Dock-DrEice,.Kingtton upon-Hull, Aug. a6.:84., A LL PLItSONS willing to Contrail with the DOCK COMPANY to execute the Stone and trick Work of tic Lock and Walls of the Humber Dock, are tequeited to lea Pr,,pofals (feale.l) to this Offi...e, on or before Friday the 20th day . of Scpt..mber Plat 31 twelve o'clock. The Company will provide Stour, Briels,and Mortar; and the Cc:Ara& ors are to :41 all cher Alaterj.ls. 'll c Ciinfrae.ors cnult End Sureties; to be appreved'nf by the Dock Comrany, for the due pertormance of their Contra& _ .•„_.• A Ilan may be fess, and further particulars •k s.own, by nyytying to Mr. John Hartsp,Surveyor of the Composes Works. kip Order, JOHN I.EVETT ... . • . -.— ... _ , _ - - . ci es * to th e D oe k Company,at Kinglion-upon 4" B AVING - Citdizited — id . y:eit to ale itudy; iteci txes •` 4l. ratiaeJ by teill(fl rtarsarrable praftice in that branch firma I ti , o`lght liter- r tr; Rae& I.truft that 1 five nit more mil empitoyed nay time than thole who in' the eatcrt6v: ftrid of the ?rotel•on, are oceaSmaily itameffed In uneettainty, Can t u* always attain dant fricci4 which is acqußed ay cv_oentntlg the intaileßual ;ewes trk one ela , aot, chlortie-ra. c i t 4 i T', l of ORfILI It are petaillxiy Ritriftne for they bring with than a wen of eoroomfrant Ira:some. and, by a do !irt !Bon of ,4 :33 en.ary, exiftimee Welt becomes embittered.. Whether they %rife from •b.: premier -a of al earth*. thedeerno. dye habits of iOlteilt boys, nr the iniluir.nces of ranturfry, they re quire the rnoft affidums profrlson.l ; but ty the Iguorumt .4 uneducated men,' the fympconiaare aggrairated, ant the con/. turbo is deitroyed. As a hiSAd/JSR of the ROYAL COLLFOHce SORG ROWS, I ground my preen/leis on regaihrity of education; andisoftdfthg nay privfter: to prat9ice,l feel ntyfrlf entitled So that amide= with which [tam hitherto been folibcrully followed. In the fait fonfations of local wraknefs, MAY- mpliatiou . preveut tee ea/Amity of a &.I.4lltated frame;' but wherelhe fef. fe:ef, frcm a con'timfacfs of the sumaankues- of the vire wtieh muted his mitiottutut. Is ftarfld of the captempt or notate of Ms family pbyfician; dad broods over hicielirtnity with ea:esl rum. ocatmcnt. it suit be fatisfadtory for Wm to Sr allured not ono MI capability of yearn= but alto of the mot inviolable Rena. And in recent Yeperal OptigLohnsk Is-polilie re grape AK danger or diCrefs; in the rt. ft complicated Cafes it is dts aerob► mat of exeldiffe aperiene4 in tido Ige to effetti 6k, etstabb imid trendy re-eftabllllintent. . I oder the advantage of this toess& ofsitheriox sidle are aftWled 'with sin kloa of ITY L of aorfrolugne_,_o ikint:TlGN; tarip l be Pri1 14 . 111 . 18. aeration are P-ated on the to* Interview. . Patients in the &Mary are M =peeked to tiotea gie, att sze awned to •'fpod M. eV. TIN 11 2Z bi 1 4 4 01 1‘ . • AR - - Member of the Rov-I Cobege of Sirgeona In Lost' - dm No sit Anode) Itywat. Resod. tieraemple hr. • • CURIOUS AND. INTERESTING. • Thie day was publlihed, price 3s. In we volume octavo, of near 300 pages,With an elegant Portrak • of the Author, a New Edition (with Addition.) of A GUIDE TO HEALTH ; or, ADVICE t• both SEXES in a variety of Complaints : ERPlailkin the laoft 1 nple and efficacious remedies for tilde di odes which are treated on under the following heads, vtz., Abortion, Addrefs to the fair Set beams, or night mare Addrefs to ParentsaStGuardiana Irregularity about the turn oflif Advice to ncrvuus Patients Leprofy, Lime water, Air, Appetite, Althnta Loom Is of fpirits, Love Barren, women, Bafitfulnefs Maids of a weakly coultitutioa Bathing, offervations on Man, Mattes, Birth, particulars relating to Memory, lufs or defeat of Body. unfavourable poiture of Mind, difeafiss of Bowels, Bubo, Mothers, th•ar duty Chlorofis, or Green &chefs Ntrvcs, weak Child bearing, Child birth, Obfccne converfatit u,baneful Chordee, Cancer-, Clap, Cold tercets of Confun•ption, Conception Parents and Guardiers Cure fur Nervous difeafes addrels to •Daneing, Daily ecercifea Paraphymnfis Deka ion or confumptine Ddiciency of natural (trench Phymofis, Pregnancy Differ ,nee between Vents-cal Q2ick dipetlion lymptoms and attire often RlacumatVoi, Midakei, for them Riding on tiorfeback Digettion, Dreams Riling tarly Exereife Scurvy, Scrofula Female complaint!, Fit. - Suppr,(Tion of the men: f I larillcl, bwootiii.ns Flatulence or wind complaints Symptonts of Prcgmin-y Door Alhus, or whites Tea, Temp, rance,"l ttgildiy Girls, Gonorrir:ci. Gout Turn of li:,. .• . Gouty fplfttri in the ftontach Ulcers In the Artat Great feiloois V entry, erieTive, &keret' Heavy for;pers • Vcuer:ai ditcall s. Virgins Hereditary difeaftv i , S'oyages by fea. Walking Ural\ isant • ' Water, lA'caknefs, Wind linstochundrlac complaints . Windy liquora, Wine, Hyfteric affeetions W. niep'i milk, WUltitll 417M:tiler:IC evacuation - You . tti lutcrual linking By S. SOLOMON . , M. I). Every perfon, your g sad old,libittld nlirelofe tide honk, th. rt. beitv ("cattily any irdi tidual wBo is noe‘itt• relied in form. p Lit of it. hi particular if is fceronmendcd to y o ung moo and boyq ;a; an early attention to the latter may terve to gbard t!ient front ~ fatal rock on which thoull.ndi have COI. and be the nitvon i f pre ferving their bodies from cd:feate and a 1 1 ...) their fouls, their toi..d.:, and all their faculties frbm dcitrloftion. liindon i Printed for Cu Ahthor, andfold by H. D. 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