Star. — London, England, 1801-09-29 00:00:00

-~ .s t. ~ -~- .. - 7•••••• _. ~i~.~ GRAIVD mudr.d4r ExanCiSs. Oa Toefdity wining, the four battalions, of • • Royal Edinburgh Volunteers, with the twh ,cont of Royal Edinburgh and Royal Mid Lo thian Artillery, 'paraded regimentally at levers, &deck, and mattheid, by fcparate b.utalions to Llith 'sinks, Where they were joined by the La ' • nark, Dwane', aid Aberdeen regiments of mi• • Bela, from the camp at Muifelburgh, with the ~light company of the sd Weft York, from Echo harsh Celle, two f9nadrons of the 4th Dragoon Guards, from Pion-hill Barracks, a two fltua• atoms of the Royal ?did Lartian nd Cavalry. Here they formed in a line,. extending the whole length oftelds Liam, iu a diagonbi thretition, and was then btigaded in the foling order/. . %tool. moms!. Brigadier Cielifiref A*TOTI*. 4 i . ** 34 1 83 ar°° 1 Of 4m Rra- ennn Goerds, ttsatoCotonet Thewies. Royal I..linbuegh Volunteers, i ket,ciloadinope. (awe) Rluffelburgh and Porto Belo l eCol wa i ebepe. Votptcers., loyal Edinburgh Highland raiz t a a aet fir. Volunteer's. Royal Edinburgh . -Voluareer u i et ti im i ct speak Artillery, with four gape, cisme satoand. '• Major General Sir ja'arn ST. CLAM MAYNE; B. loyal Lanark Militia,' C°l°°°l 11/I.4Arc'hibald lily ntilton. ,Aberdere Militia, • Colonel dieted of Abeytkr, L,,,fti ci , /Lieutenant-Coke:o 1 / 4 .,m4 pia bank. With their battalion gam . LtFT anicaroa. Bripdier.orneral his Greet the Duke of Bildeteutent I • FUR Battalion ad Agit. Royal/ LieuteCoinnel.Crichton. Edinburgh Volunteer', Dolkeith and Libberton Vo- m , jor lumsre second 11;t., ad 'tett/ R°l 3l Major Hope. I.linburgh Volunteers. Royal Mid-Lothian Artillery, Captain A. R. Brow's. with four guns, Squadrons Two of the Royal • 11.11d-LothLut voluntoer Lieut.-0"km! Donde& %. may, The light companies of the different battalions were formed in detached bodies itiltbe rear, under ~ Colonel the Earl of DALXII4TN• T After being thus brigaded, thellhe broke into' three colimms and marched, by differ' ent avenues, to Leith Sand s , where they deployed Into line with great precilioo, having their right at Mr. Wooo's hook and their left at the-Pier of liith; When the beads of the columns appeared on Leith Sands, the gun-brigs, wider - Captain CIA- Mil/TI, were teen - lying to in a well formed line or battle a-head o on the larboard Oka, -prepared , to cover the landing of the troops fuppoled to be on board. They then went throng!) a variety of evolutions, which they performs* WO great seen; racy and precifion. 'ect the fan Only one accident happe y eta honk of the 4th dragoon guards, , occasioned by al hole in the lands, but fortuaately the wan vie very little hurt. There were eight coniplete battalions tinder] arms, which, with the light company of the W. York) the cavalry, and artillery, competed a force of nearly soon men. All the movements were ditched by his E leney Lieutenant-General VYSE in perfon ; and refietts additional credit on the troops, and mar the General's preelfion in giving his orders,that the plan of operations was not previoufly communi cated to thrill-0e whole being dire led by or ders circulated on the fpot by the Staff Officers. Mr. Ca:citron, Commander of the Dalkeith Volunteers, marched that corps into a (mall Park' belonging to Mr. To:maims of Porto Belo Tower, where they regaled the; ufekes. Lift week there wet a - Gran/Sham-Fight and Review on Woodbury Common, near Exeter_tise !ore Generals ENGL•ND , Sterne , Dom, and Hos.. a ace.—The following troops were on the ground., and engaged in this bufinefs; three troops of the ddi or Ennifkillen D s; the Fifft Devon, two trooptroops,Tiverton,=pton, two Woodbury troops, Exeter City troop, and Hemyock ao op of Volunteer Cavalry; the'South Devon, Royal' Denbigh, and Carmarthen militias; the Exeter Volunteer Regiment; the Exmouth, Sidmonth, Woodbury, Lyrofion, Kenton, and Powderlif Extninfler. Beer, and Seaton, &c. &c. corps of' Volunteer Infantry; making in all a body of full 4000 cfre4tive men, including boo cavalry, all of whom received the thanks of the Generals for their Cadinets and attention to the bulinefs of the day. SHAM-Flo AT oti Postsoowe.—Friday morning ell the troops of this garritim, Gefport, and_its . • affembed, agreeably to orders, for the porpoie of proceeding to Portfdown to difplay the manceuvres of a dram-fight, and thus to try the (kill of the Officers, and the military difcipline of the 41K111 competing the retpeftive corps. The right wing. confining of the Wilts, Dorfet, ad Somer.' /et, Welk Norfolk, with a detachment of the i6th Light Dragoon Berg Fore* Rangers*, and fix guns, the regimental field pieces, affembled at half-pal fie in the morning, on Portfmonth Common Field. Tice left wing affembled at the l fame time on Kingfton Common Field, and co/t -ithed of the lentos ing corps :—the dank compa nies of the 85th regiment, Sonierfet, Worcef ter, North Lincoln, with the Portfdown Cavalry, and fix gun% halide the regimental field-pieces.' 'lle above troops then marched in columns, and were joined about eight o'clock on Hilf e a Green by the Weft Norfolk, part of the 85th, a detach ment of the North Lincoln and the ill Somerfet, and the .Portfdown Cavalry. The whole then marched to Rua:loam, where the following regi ments, as French, commanded by Lord Art:eta, occupied the solvent of the hill, end foamed a line, iltongly covered in front by a high hedge. The Worcefter occupied the left, the Somerfet the right, _ _ . Minded* finteral 'W'rs tr.' uteri, as the tngliffi, arrived at the foot of the hill, and formed their line,, with tint Wiltfhire on the right, the 2d So mata in dideentre, and the, Weft Norfolk on the left, with detachmenta from the Flint, the 85th, and Dorfet. Tbe Faiglith commenced the attack with the grtatelt vigour, and in the molt complete. order of arrangement. The litre Forest Rangers, led by Captain bfnobv, took i grin and brought if Off with great gallantry to a nation on the hill, where it could be pointed most efkEtively on the enemy. At this moihent .a 'defperate fire enfued between the contending parties, when a detach ment marching round tin the Hatarit road fo fiercely attacked the left wing of the enemy, that the whole line began to retreat, which being per ceived by General W;t tve LOCK I, he immediately led a troop of cavalry in full charge, and cut off a part of the retreating army: After thin fuccefs the Englith fi led their arms, and relied for a lon time.from their fatigue; but' hearing from their out-stoats that the enemy were Marching to attack Wimmering, they intlantlyie turned their arms, 'and were marched by General Wlf 'Tr Loci(' in the greatell order to cover the 14- lage. They formed their line in the two fields tkirf ing the place,and divided by the road leading froth Gotham to Portchefter. Soon after the enemy arri. Ted, and arranged themfelves at the back ofCotliarn under cover ofbarns, outhoufes,hedges, and ttees. 1 -'ire attach and defence commenced immediately, iby the obvpolls and the field-pieces flanking each tunny, and was maintained with the greatell firm 'nets and vigour on both fides. ' The aftion then becalm general, and a moil formidable difcharge , Of artillery and mdfnuetry continued until the fire, iof the Enemy was greatly abated. The centre of the Englifil then defifted from thing, - while the' flank Companies eottinued the attack with great efFed. The- enemy, percriiing the centre of the Englifit had defiftedfiring, difeharged again sppan theist with reanimated energy, until General Warramics a ordered the whole line to advance, which being effeded with great idertnefs and regu larity, a general and elate fire commenced from the English line, which greatly ditiomfited the enemy.. At this moment the out-polls of the left wing of the Englith attacked moo vigoroufly t three field piece:, -coveting, on the brow of the hill, the right wing of the enemy. They-were, however, re rd bythe oppofitt.ont.polts, fupported by the ortfdown Cavalry, led on by Colonel Hoot, with i the greateft.fpirit and vigour, who would certainly hive en off the Englifh oat-pots, had dot Colonel Svtwaer, with the 16th Light Dragoons, timely arrived, and made a Mott grand and effeßive charge up the hill to defend them, and to affift in taking the cannon. Here the conflift was main tained, on both fides, with great firtnnefs, energy, and refolution, when the P ortfdown Cavalry, led by Colonel Hoots, charged molt gallantly up the bill to meet s them ; where they were attacked the ifith Light Dragoons, who attempted to take their colours, Which they defended and preferved with as much fpirit and gallantry as if they had been in real adion ) bat, after a very vigotots re. (Mance, they were obliged to furrender to the 16th Light Dragoons and Bere Foreft Rangers, by whom they were completely , fuKrolinded. The Englifh had this fuicefs followed by the French estrrating through the village, and, being puttied, 'were obliged to tbrrender at diferetion, which clofed, in a moll brilliant manner, this grand mi- ' litary fpedacle. During .the (cox of maim the whole of the troops difplayed all that order of difcipline, alert nets of anion, precifion of manoeuvre, and vigour of attack, that would render them moft i effedi ire in repelling any Enemy that might attempt an invafion. The Commander in Chief, and all the Officers, particularly diftinguithed themfelver in their refpetive commands, and in completely exe cuting all that was committed to their charge. Although the morning was lowering, yet a pro. digious concourfe of fpedators were on the hill, and teemed moll highly delighted with the beauti ful and iinpreffive appearance the troops varionfly made in all their different arrangements, evolu tions, and modes of attack and defence. In a word, fuch were the local advantages of the hill for view. ing a feene of the kind, that it was, perhaps, the grandeft and molt interesting that was over teen in the kingdom. . STATIt I.olritties, !Rutin begins drawing the 16th of. November next, and the Etausa the sd of March, aos.—Note. The Tickets in both Lotteries will be higher before the time of drawing.—The Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenth Shares, (duly Ifimped, purfliant to Ad of Parliament). are fold and regiftemd by Mr. Nicaossow, qt bir State Lot tery Ogee, No. 16, Coruhill, London, oppofite the Bank of England; where all buffirefi relative to Lotteries, or the Public Funds, is 'faithfully tranfaßed.—The following is a Numerical Lift cf the Capital Prises Ludy fold and lhared at this Office, via. No. .i 499 Ar.topoo No. 23487 7785 - - sopoo 25361 9065 - topoo Otos 74777 - - 5.000 204175 17023 - toXoo 41700 1 ;049 • - 70 , 000 43978 - 19004 - 10,000 4401 10/6 :POO 4 6 670 " 8 33.19 - 5,000 52603 - &Odes missy of apoot t,OOOL and fool. each. Money for the Prizes loon as drawn. Schemes gratis.—Orders from the country (poll paid) duly attended to. - C. 20,000 SACO opoo 5+ 300 10,000 5,000 20,000 10,000 10,000 On Tlrprfday tat, the Lai! al Charles Morgan, Efq. M. P. of • dank,hter, at hie Mute, at Rang. MARRIED. Tnefday left. the Rev. Throat Rititt. of T'rhdtT Caner. (...obritige, and keeled lefal; seer Merchant Taylors' 9r.h001. to Mils Smith. daushter of Med. Moir, Homo-iquare. ioNvelf 4 leAltith; cialteec t iwin 4624nAYt . aiTt PRlei Or HOPS. :R I'l. . _ Kest 21 tes be 4115 s 1 I Kau .4 41 , tit sl SO t Sofres 31 Iss'e4 41 is Sul k' 41 os terst oq Ms sl os to 41 Tom 't Farnham 41 os to 0 at.) :7, aimplatHt/ RED WEICti rr stilt 4. AO Clover SO/ pos White duo jas to to It as i perettit. . Trefoil , • so. to sos Tonitp . Iti to rSi per bult4 • Rye Gra& WM* to ails per (puny/. • Ciuguefoll ow to —O, per ditto Muttard. c Thite , sos to 14.0 od per buthd Seed. jErown • rod ft 144 64 per ditto Wary Sts:4 is to tos per ditto Rape Seed 381 to 401 per latt smminELD. S eptember a& • _ _ To fink the offal—per {tone bf 81b.. Beef as 4d to ,ss 6d Voir 36 Od to 444 4 44 Mutton •ss 4cl to 61 ad 'Pork - 61 44 to 7# ad Lamb, p. od. CO 6s. ad. Stock at ?starlet tbis morning, Beats 18oc, Skeep and Lamb, NEWOATE sod LEADEMIALL, September a& • Per Rune of Sib. by (he eareafe. Beef_ 3s Oh to 4s Sd Veal „ el 44 to 6s od Mutton 41 44 to 5 8 /Id Pork 6s 44 to 75 4d Lamb es di , to ss II& SLAW HIDES, September 2 1. i Rides (per Bane) 3s oil to Os od Heavy Calf 101 ed each Middling , as 6d, to as Ild Light Calf 7d per lb. 1 Ordinary 22 44 to a. Ed Lamb Skins ss 3d to 3s6d Shadings co od to Qs od Sheep Skins 2i od to 3s 38 PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, Sots 561 b - - nod to arid Ditto 6o to 661 b - . - sail to 244 Merchants Baal -• sod to od Welting Fidel - 4 "rSE to z 614 Fine Coach Was - - 17 to tod Crop Hides for Cutting • 1 to 204 Flat Ordinary - . zyji to 2741 Calf Skins, 3o to 4olb 4' . zod to aid Ditto so to 7olb pct. dozen, - , 234 to 274 Ditto, ,70 to liollt - - 234 to 264 ' - Small Scalr(threalsod) per lb. as 6d to es od Largt ditto - - ices to tics per doz. . Tensed Heide Hides - 14$ to 251 each Goat Skins . - os to Os per &oxen PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 35 614 Town Tallow 6os od too* Clue market 3i 74 Botha ditto ea.) 571 od to 511 Whitechapel market - 3s 58 Ralik ditto fooP) 50 to co (per Rome of Sib.) liVidte Condition: coo to as - Middag Lint ph od toss tos 6114 Ditto Rough pi od to os Average Price 3s 64 Greaves - Tr od to o Good Dregs . ito to ba ' Yellow Soap, 714 to u.—Mottled, gas.-Curd, 8 4 ,„ . Candice, cos. dd.—Moulds, xis. 6d. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, September A , • Smithfield. Et. Janus's. Wbitccbapcl. o.Hay 427 tos to 13 60to 5 14 o 3 18-0 to 5 it b N. 3 oto 414 Straw 26t0 t A I' 31 4to 1 t 6 • a ooto z z 6 o Clovers otos to -- 5 to oto 6 zo 6 N. de. 3 10 to 3 S ALS, September 2g, Bell Coals In the Pool, ab 7s. dil per Chabinan. Dtlivered - ' aL 16s. 6d. Sunderland, - 4 35. 6d. Delivered - al. ass. qdh - BRISTOL, SEPT: ad. Brides Grain and Flout, brought into tills 'port from the tith to the 2541 of Sept. we have bad as follow : Prom Foreign Ports-.. Wheat 10,270 buthela.—Witeat Flour 479 0 barrel -Rye hleal 40 barrels. Coattways.—Wheat 203 Tasters 6 butheis.---Wheat Flour 49 quarters 7 builiels...;-bu 67.7 quarters 3 bullsela..-Malt I t quarters 2 buthels..-Oats 334 'touters 6 hotbeds. The imports of Grain, Flour, tar. into Liverpool in the osurk _ . .of !aft yeek, were as follow : _ _ ~wnai piper. 4892 barren _stye RV, than Corn. 3,9 bags. I-DINBURGH, SEPT - —..sat;H, - 6El'4. 24. Tnefday the price of oatmeal fell in Edinburgh market lid. the peck. Thiere were Soo bolls in the market, which fold from roe, to ma per bolt—Al o, 136 bolls of prate and barley meal, which fold from r as. 6d. to res. per boll.—Retail price of oatmeal, per peck, belt 11l 41d.—Ceeond fon, IL j t e. The above is the return from the meal market to Coon. cil-Chansfseros—.Some retailers, Weed, who me never the firti to lower; nor the lett to raife th e _ price, take is yd. per peck; while others are felling the very beft Lothian oatmeal at IL 4d. In our Corti-market yefterday, the prices confide:ably de. , dined—Oats from sp. to rls.6d. per bolL There was a pretty good fupply, and few buyers. DUBLIN, SEPTEMBER ,Wheat wall fold Yoe srdars at Tbonias-ftreet, trots 29*. to 465. the barrel; OD Fliaay tail it was from 2os. to 475.; Oaf from IL. oid. to 231. the berivl ; but on laft week they were front tss. to 23a.; oatmeal from rys. to tps. 6d. the cwt.; the preceding week from ass. to ilia 6d.; barley from 13a to des the barrel; the fame as on the foregoing Market'day. Yefterday morning apple potatoes were fold at Greo-ftrest sad Spiral:lds tram 2/{. Bd. to as sod. the hundred ; blacks from se. yd. tests. Ild.; and reds, with (one others of an ink. zinc kind, at 23.4 d.; there were fosse whites of a *cry large fize at ;a EXTRACT FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE TT h a s been the Rudy of the Proprietors of the well knoirn ANTISCORBITTIC DROPS, firft compoied and prepared by the late ra•Nall SPILSITTET, st his Difpen. fary, No, is, Soho Square, Laotian, and continued only and folely, there to be 'repast genuine, to guard the Public agabut the Impolitic:los which ate daily praetifed againft Medicines polleffing the firft refpetabliity; and as the virtues of the An tifaftbutic Drops have been fatal not only an antidote In icon: butic complaints, but a fuccefsful refoarce in cutaneous erup tions, fcrophoh, gout, rhewnatifm, and the attendant &fides of the nerves, as the lift of cures accompanying,each bottle, . Igiven in an ample bill of direelions, will te ft ify, as well as the given ets'ellet, gout, &e. written by the late Proprietor, (which may alto be had at the Difpenfary) tingle than out as fit objeas to try, under their fametlon, ruck (purloin imitations; For this region the Propri t t or s, by the favour of his Welty); I Conunifiloners of the Stamp °See, have affixed a Ramp as 1 each bottle, printed in black ink, with the words Spillbury and Co. No. ty, Soho Square, esprefied upon it, which, if the !maitrer attends to, together with the swords "By Tat K t no's P "on the bottle, bill, and wrapper,with t h e a ddi t i on o f the King '' 's arms on the larger, he may be allured be has oh tained the genuine medicine, as fold et the Difpcnfary, Soho. I Square, London, in bottles Oyu and 11. 2s. each, duty Included DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENE.R.EAL COMPLAINT& R. DUFOUR informs the Publie,that he may LTA daily he confulted gratis, from q to 3, at hie honk, No. 5, Frith-arm, Soho, Loodon, in all cafes of Ohltrudtinna, Stsiftures, Glatt, S eminal Weaknefs, httontitiency of Urine Thinks, Impotence, and debility in either .S x, Ste. Fran extenave Prattles in this department. to which be has eon fated Ithaca for many years, he offers a method of cure, mild, and which prevents a relapfe. Mr. DDFOUR, Cote Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (ma dkated) Bougie, LA ultimately fo improved than, by divert ing them of the irritating semis of common Dollies, that they Chemed where muffles and otber violent means bade failed. Pot the Venereal Difeak, Mr..OI.IEODR la in polfelSon of Daraa's Remedies, Co mild that they render confinement or manila in diet unacceffart. To enablehim to attend patients at their own boufes, be ben provided the alSitance of a Gentle -1 man of the Faculty. Perfons In the country may be cured by ftating•their cafes in teeters, poi paid. Joie publifticsl, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition, enlarged.-41 Treatife on the above Complaints, illußrated with the various froptoms and Cafes aiming the painful and dangerous el k& of Caurtid Boogies; an improved methnil of treating go- norrfien, te.c. Printed fee]. Caliber, Crown.enutt, Soho, and H. D. Symonds, Paternofterwow ; aro to bs dat Sts:Zucsa'a. Rata-Change, and at aim Aucbsia. - . .. _ . . MA fottoltiliti tit lit* beWP.t.g, I . -., DALBY's CARMINATIVE.—A CAUTION. WHE REA wrawy counterfeited Sorts of. 11 4 :4 Medicine are elected forfaleby ftuidry Deuggifts and When, under fpedous perteaces ; and wlicreasrepeated Cont. plaints hate been made of the bad effeets of thefeCompotitivila,• —ell Pluviales arc reqtened to be particularly careful in oh (erring, that the name of P. NEWBERY it engraved in the Stamp, which is patted on each Bottle, as the Curet mark of authenticity; and that in the Bill of Dirogions, In which fuck Bottk it wrapped, is the felovring FITIACT FILOSITIIC WILL or Illt LATE Mr. Da Lir t .. And whereas, I did many years lince inftrne my daughter Stances, new the wife urAnthoni Gel!, of North-Erect. Wcit. sninitcr, Gentleman, in the art and method of preparing, cons. p ,undinkand making sit a certain Medicfnc,of whi c h I am the ' sole inventor, called and unWafally known by the name of DALLIeIt CARYINATIVII a I have again initrueed, and COM. natuneated to my Paid &tight( r, Frances Gen, the ferret of pr e . paring er making up the faid Medicine; and I do hereby con ftitute andappoine tiay Paid daughter, the fee Prepare,r of tido, % deo Medicine. I Ilkewife give to my fed daughter, Prances I Gell, the SlPlAtverty of the fald Caatentarrvt, and all priati iiarifiugfroin the Sale thereof, Miter andher Heirs for ever. d is excellent Medicine it, a mat fate, dfeetual, and in ge. an immediate Remedy fur the Wind, Colic*, Cbtivulfuins„ Fluxes, and other Dffordcri In the Bowels of Infants; and Is equally ferviteable to perfona of all ages, foe internal Can. plaints otesfioned by bad bquen, fruit, Bte. It is fold °My at Mi. N,:wbery's (the only Warehonfe for I)r. James's Powder), No. at, Sf.. Paul's, Church Yard, ou the (... ch-way, a few doors from the Corner of Cheapfide, Len. don, in 13 Ades, price as. 6d. each, and 3ci.dury,—Ag 92 . by his ap#otnutaant, at Meffre Jeboult and Co's. No. Xs*, and T. Ridding; No. 76, Oxford-Erect ; T. Wades, No. 13, Obi Bond-Rtes: Bayley and Co's. Cockfpur-itreet; W. Bu r r o . *unmet, Dridge.ffiew. , Weittninfter; B. Barelten Lour Acre ; J. Ward„ Noisy, Hollroria t'T. Tee's, Royal &Lanes sod W.elarkes,-Ido. 269; Borough High -trees. --,.-.:- w' 'HEN Profetbonid Men of education and re. fponfibliity deviate from the general fyftem by the fo. ledion of a peculiar Hon* the failetion of hog continued bleeds is the belt crltea of faperiority. Eight yearshavet dMwEsdmy praitliceto the exch., five treat. man of THREE DIl IIERS, and the lucoefaful rcfult of my pbo giname addition indoor to oppok as far as I am skit Me of tholfedi which are the molt import+ ant hetkesdWbolno. After led glipit Ins onorpbonil as an Army So rgeon,l formed a MEM peeled et Fra&ce to refctic indiyicht. ab f nedurated Men, sr the equally dao gerous tsf Pradidoners. The E ERS, to the cured Which I have er.. voted my en..e.4 tttlfaprfae tier, fpeeks of VENEREAL INFEMON, of a recent or tong doration,—sdly., AU kinds of DEIIII/111, whether arifiog [rang the habits of lichoolk7 taper vi t sa lmnrs.Poai laf Iy th at I F l ii =difeafes e waft reklat u dipiafte thafsidk of Life are yll of oh ken. By a [upon, Mind lots complains an nisei(,; mg even wtiera a3sri lave Med, I trait tie I apaistrlralutis oar a road rodbblllessist. omr, are the cafes of onspiessi dares in till felopared with the cabarelmerilinkneof Mee, tali i los lop ecu.rrAitY vicwarthipoident chum the of Wm** 1.114 acquire itat Owed Debnity wYaY lithe unsiliglillisiiiikeette sash pukka@ titbits. Wbote die eption Wm, bratiofteeitio allst ere, ' filly seta& bit siestarmk,k issq le fura hdoci for him to know, that aitboopi It be an &Mt ef doubt or moen. minty with Ober Proflikeen, the MINIM of there DENA CIENCIES by the gradual progrefsofßelliVatkle is the acquire 4 went of nay experience. If the rites of ferias or Venus have berm to reduce manly Apar, 'pink unlit, will be prevented tossesnly countera&ea et this it gal date, and ha thvfo so put eldbeulties will eons. pat to s skis Defiekney has for year, exited, a proper Per. laveranesisiodifpetabbly rt.:gothic to revive the ihunbring (parks of Uri, and to menu-nate the Conititution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dilappoleted is their expeditions of a Family, may be alfured, that ha Mod inftanees bet defeat are curable by Medical SkilL The SECRECY which is fo effential to nty undertaking, and the Q_ualifications which I have prefumed to Rate, form the Bads al' my Prete:dons, and in coincident:owlet filch this intl. clarion is given, that Mr m ay pefoinny (or by letters inclofuig a (mall note) at hie bush, ?le. so, Arun. dd-(teat, Strand, war Templeaar. There is an additional entrauee is Water...beet adjoining, and the name is on both the doors. M. B. Member of the Revel College of Samoan No. st, NksW BALUGE-.STREST,LOWDON, *sax 111, T FEEL it a duty incumbent upon tire, to inform 7u of the verytreat iusel extraordioser ewe/ I have reeeivoil frreyoue invaluable Medieinoo-LEAKIre PATENT PILLS/ About two years ago I was attacked with a Va YUMA L na own!, which I treated rather Ilighey lbw fame them bet the Wade at length fpreading an over my Body, I was o to apply to the molt. eminent of the Faculty, but their=es afforded only temporary relief—l went thsvegh various Cowles of Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. The Ulcers that fpread all Over my limbs ' rendered me a complete ObJed, fo that my friends defpaired of my recovery. WLen brought to this fituatioe, I confidered death as inevitable, but a ration amine CllCUltent ing upon the many Cafes in which your Pills kid fueccedot I was induced to try a box of them. tildch I thought rather rca keyed me. and by*perfeverarke for tiro ee three months, and fol lowing your Diredions, I iseperiencod the molt unaccounta ble Relaxation from Pain, the Sores gradually fobiding: I airs flow., thank Goo, perfoaly recovered, and walking out daily: I doubt not but one more boa, which I think cautious to take, eftablith my health in ks original Rate. It 14 with the molt heartfelt grantudethat I fubfcribe nryfelf,fir, your meek obliged bumble fervent, War. Presage. Deanfgate, Manehefter, July r, riot. P. S. For the public benefit do not °bled to the above be I Int puhlifhed, but leave you to aft as your own better lads.; went Roll dl ate. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Teo'. TAYLOR, I Member of the Royal College of Seis, London, at hitt Houk., No. 9, New-Bridge-Street! Wl eye, after a coal ant reildence of mere than thirty-ds years, le • praiSice particularly , directed to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that inviuia , hie fecrecy which men of hit Profetlion Otnuld always obf, ries he Batters hintfelf, the advice and salience he yratuitosily ads minliters to perfons taking this Medicine, will be eftreseed, by a difcerning Public, as an advantage feldom to bs obtained, and void of ambiguity. Alfa Sold, by his Appointment, for tie yr widener of theta living at a dinante, at die Perfumer's, No. yy. St. Alban**. Rreet, Pall-Mail; the Toy-Mop, No. toy, 0 xford-ffreet Dilborough's, No. 7, ; Mr. Seed's, BoolJrn. r, No. r, Ucilon-itow; Little Tower Ha; Mr. Watibu'ai Sena' bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Given's, Dublin : Mr. ffaiinrc .4 Liverpool; Mr. Atkinfan's, Manchefter; and by one Perfois in every conhderable Town in Great-Britain out friend, in Bores of catty aa 9d. each, foiled tip with full and plain Dim-- flora, whereby Perfons of either Sex may Cure tbendelves with Eafe, Speed, Secrecy, and Safety. N. B. Every Box fold in Great-R.lmin is fated up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commifiloners. is pr,etrds at the Stamp-Once T. Taylor, N 0.,, New lit 2 to imitate which Is Felony, and an others ere soui,tcrfeit HIGH WATER AT LONDON-SRIDGE TO MORROW Merging . 0 esikkall after 7 ' Afton" • a f 9 alma OW i --_—. VID 7 IIORROW: Sae An 1 Rae fits alit I Ma: rills I 2 Ildrliates An 6 4 misitai s wippare albor le ___ LOP/DO/II Printed for the Proprietor,. be JOHN DAIMIL• (of Carseby-ftrcet) at the (Prat Putemee-Oemrseet:l4o. Cart7-ftreet a and puteifhed b r LINVIL KENT. (it Car trrburvigate, Lambe& yitNo t. Carey-Rte t. Intfaelt ST 11,01 , 1 , Ct. TlOntlie•MlT; tO width Oder attsigat• avant' far tit lama ars requard to bs adirellii. mor ••••.a• •owis 1.4% , 1•Ar8. as OAP provit DTELI6 nnd tho Lincoln tte centre; flanked by-their artil- Oa the ,th in& at S .- cermet* Mr. lances Swift knacks* itati n n ° :ttir Fa Cat l fir tee: rims /cry. and defended or the right by the Portfdown moth rapciied 1.7 all lob:, had the plcalide of his acqtrain ' tance . ]nit ptibliftted, prior 11 ' . 6d. Civalty. and a corps in ansbuth among the S . On Chi bomb) , laft, ft Miaow, in Kent. Mrs. Onunanncy, wife Treat& oo the above Complain' lummit of the ha. of !Vvrord Opmarev, Fitt filoomfborpiquare fyroptorni and Cafes aiming a A t about a qu.rri er before nine, the troops, corn- is the i 9 e mh Yew el his are, h t t h r ; fedta of Care Sot:tit; in help! • nli• Sap Cdi'ait/ joid deft oak; an ILitrai wch-ft freeman of the tor.nrpontions, tariag adtaidisdbl 1 744 sad H. D. graoade. PaVvra nocd l gleam mad dcacen d dm lbsonakaa io ycars age, StQuesa's. Easter-Ctunge, sad . .