Star. — London, England, 1805-10-17 00:00:00

1 TO THE EDTTOR OF THE STAR. SIR --At a period when a great pant of the Briti llt Army is sJulertlood to have received orders for fo. ttign fervice, fomenting furely imeit to he done to .elieve fulsalterns from the wretched (late of penury to which they are reduced by the increafed rates of the necelfaries of life. There cannot be a Member of either cr . the Houfes of Parliament unacquainted with the ll; a reTed fittuition of theft officers,even at their meffes, which are invariably urn the ceconomical plans : what then mull be the conlequence—what lalla be their feelings, at the profpea of an onarciii alA: increafe of their espences, by marching, &c. It.litity of them mull be driven from the Army ; for young men, endowed with fine feelings of honour, mull quit miferies which make the current of life flaw drearily% its channels. 'Mel ifs of fo ferviceable a clafs of men may poffi lr'r he (implied for homefervice ; but whom than we i in their room for a lervice whence fn few return, but wi.ll their contlitutions left, " whey! fever-franght the fun reigns terrific ?"—and for a pittance, which has.nipped merit in the bud, and has been a c.toker worm to corrode the fwcet flower of genius, even to the heart's cote. Alas! regrets are unavailing , if meafoires are not adopted to remove the cattle, it is ureters lamenting about the #B. Yet fo exalted ate thofe Officers' leotimeats of patriotifm, that could Miuitlers fee through the earthly fuliflance that clouds the working* of their bofcms, they could not any longer dote op the warm and felicitbus feelings of bmerolence, againfl necellities fo apparent—they would behold hearts, though in an&ruilh torn, ready to burl from their priions to defend their country — ambitious alike to be the . fityi to enter the field of battle, and the LO to relinquith it, but with honour and conquell. A BRITON. Rorzt WESTMINSTER VJLUNTEERS. On Thitrfday tall, the Royal Weaminffer Regi ment affemblA at : ,, sir Parade in the King's Mews, I , r the putpole of a day's field exercife, and of pre conk; to Lieutenant Colonel Twist t No, a Sword and a pair of l'idnls which had been voted to him when Major. N %%id:Rankling the unfavottrahle nate of the weather the mullet was highly refpeaablc, and oc topi .t 1 thirty-three cars, which conveyed the Regi ment to Illeworth, where they were met by the Taie k-nharn and Ifleworth Volunteers ; the former eons ..nded by Captain HAITI LD, and the latter (in the nJence of Captailiii:u•cav tar )by Lieutenant STAN* SUROUG H. There two corps formed the advanced guard cf the fuppofed enemy, and took their fitft liation at the bridge leading to Wor ton,. where they . raadc a firm (land ; and they afterwards continued, in a molt ileaJy and foldierlike manner, to oppofe the pro7cf. of the column, whofe objed was to dif lodge the enemy from the•village and neighbourhood of Whitton, which was occupied as tbetr principal outpoff. After feveral well executed rranceuvres, this ( Ask& was effaled, and thetnenly lofing the advan- - rage afforded by the village and the enclofures which r It-rounded it, yielded to the fuperior numbers of the attacking force. This part of the day's arrangement being completed, the three Regiments formed a fqttase, in the centre of which Colonel Rossarsow, in a very complimentary, yet manly fpeech, prefented the Sword and Pifiuls to Lieutenant Colonel Twin. s :c, of whole reply , we have been &Soured with a corre& copy : " Royal Wcftminfter Volunteerso-Whenewer,upon any former oecalion, I have had tae honour of addreffing ycw, I have uniform ly experienced that anent' on, and that indulgence, of which ft.ind in peculiar need in the prefent inftance, who, I hereto oifer Ton 'tny thanks for an aa, which, in its nature, I confider as molt Raft , ring, but which has been rendered gratifying in the hlgheft poffible degree, by the good opinion in which it originated; by the liberality an. fplendor, with which that opinion has been teftified, and' by the very polite manner, in which you,•Colonel Robert fon, have conveyed to me thole valuable tokens of regard, I h....5e now the honour to bear. After the very decided teftimony of your, cot,fislcnee, which you have this day conferred upon me, I dean it unneceffary to occupy much of your time In referring to that line of condudt, which you have been pleaded to approve, or in profef. Rona, as to that which I mall adopt in future. You have given mr the Itrongtft poffible proof, that the performance of my duty is the fur& road to your diem ; and with this perivaGon, l hope I (hail acre: want refolution, Readily to purfuc that courfe,- which is Candlioned by your approbation. " We are now entered upon the third year of our prefent ellab lifhtnent, and although public affairs have, in tome inftances, changed their afpedt, yct, in the molt material points, they remain %matured. We have Rill the fame glf.tious Conftitution, over which, ;hank Goo, the fame King Rill prefules—we have Rill the f a me lileflitip of Liberty —flip the fame invaluable comforts of a l oo; if t ie life, in t'.e ft.:fence of which we originally united, and the ftkuri . y of which is ftill, in a very efiential degree. dependent on eLF cootie ued exertions c f thofe wan hay.: volunteerrti their kr vic:s in this molt honourable caufe. llowtver true It o.•:ye be that tit ypearance of Invall..n is, at this time, morosliftant :tan it hAs been at many peri..41,4 yet I believe no Man will doubt, but that the fame Power, attach it.l4 dared to threaten England, Rill par.tefor her deltriolion--.what then remains for us to do, dolt to ' , fl irter in adding our dforts to thole of the well-proved defen • .:ers of our country, with whom I (hall be proud to tile thole wea pons which you have confided to my hand. Let us contemplate the example of a Regular Army, which Dever entered the field of battle, without adding Witte to thr cliwadter of an Eoglith foldier —and ore Nary, which It would he prefumption in toe to attempt to prdfc, in thopottiou to its dtierts. Our anemia inn', what to txp,C. from it, and they wifely run--an lengths to avoid ft. Let if then be the boaft of linglifis Volunteers, that to them has been LlTlgned the ifluttrious talk of compleating a triple line of defence round the country which gave them birth, and which, under the prot..dlion of Provide' cc, has withstood thole couruilious which have: overthrown States, and which have proved deftru&ve of the lives and liberties of millions flour fellow creatures. o m ore I co ndole, I hog pirtulflion to declare the extreme plealore I have felt at thz folditri•ke conduct of thole Corps, who k s ,,,,,bi s day butu.LucAt hs with their pre cage, and 1 beg I may be Al.,w.tynexplefs to Captain ,latiickl and to Captain Thackeray y varyt7A w ifa for the well-reef the Twiskenham and Ifloworth Voanny-rs, To you Colonel Roff,rtron, I truß I Mil he psrmit tt .1 too spre:s the Mak hole I cut...train of that ratrlntie real, and I •1.....fe abilities, which I hope you will long hve to excrcife, with Is to yourfelf, and with atlvflatage to the Rtgintent which y.. 10 csnamand. • o royal Weßminfter Volunteert„l fear I have trefpaiod too far on y'•ur patimce, or. v: `rich, however, I wilt intrude no farther than to repeat my thanks for the diftinglifloci honour whi,:h yott b-ve this day conferred ulna: me, aud to rapids tbe heartfelt wifb, ir x an al,oudant (Dare of imalth,happinefs,andprofpelity, to every i tffividual in the Regiment."' This fpeech was received with repeated and entbu fialkic cheers, 'lle pillols were very nandfome, and the jsvord, which is of the st.ott exguilite work) an fhiptconsaius the following iufcliption.—" Prefented by the Royal. Weaminft:r Regiment of Volunteers, to Major Twimirto as a mark of refped due for his %agora) an a unremitting exertions in prontoting, the difciplirac the honour, and welfare of at . . 'Lento ll BRIGH7OIII, OCTOBER is.• The Prince, for a confiderable time yefierday, rode un the Downs to the weft. Lind and*Lady Ms snowier E arrived here yellctday, .incl, with a fe le& circle of Nobility, partook of the harmonious pleafures of the Pavilion in the evening. Lord 'Mae.- aouatia has engaged a very elegant manfion here, near the bottom of Nor th-firee. Count Breaujotot s, Lord ME Lammas, and a numerous party of Ladies and Gentlemen, accompanied his Royal Highnefs on the walk. The Duke of MARLBOROUGH this mor ning paid a rifle to the Downs in his poll chariot. The Webers of MaaLsoacuon, we are concerned to (late, hill continues nightly indifpofed. , Lady AMELIA SPENCER w•as deprived, of her ufual airing this morning, in paying her affectionate attention to her nitrations and amiable parent. The beneficence of Mr. Pnws Ls to the indigent inhabitants of this place evinces him to porrefs a feeling heart. The barouches of Mr. P•,well, the Marchiondres of Wellefley and Downthire, and Mr. Chinnery ; the phaetons of the Connects of Berkeley, Lady Montague, ans.! others of rank and eminence,hare given much falhionahle bnfile to the Ridesto-day. The Marlborough family leave this place, for the feafon, on Friday next. A very elegant party of belles, pm beaux, were entertained with a ball tan night, at the manfion of I.ady SfllitltT. Fire companies of the 4th kfantry halted here at about two o'clock, P. M. today, from their ground of en campment near Beachy Head. They recommence their snatch tomorrow, for Shoreham and Worth ing. Sir LUCAS PEPYS, Lady' Roxtrits, and others of dillinelion, art ived at the Old Ship here yelierday. CAMBRIDGE, OCTOBER 4. Thurfday being the firll day of Term, the follow. ing Gentlemen were chofen Officers of the Utsiver fay for the year enfuing Prodon.—.George Barnes, M. A. qt2een's ; and Samuel Chß eon, M. it,Sidney. m o d t y ston —G e or ge Barnes, M (Iseeres ; and John Brawn, M. A. Trinity. Tazors..—William Webb, M A. Clarehall; and Charles Ruth. worth, M. A. St. John's. Senators.— John Henry Benetton!, M. A. Trin.; and Thontas CaMey, M.A. Jefas. Mr. Thomas Thonspfon, nf Qieen's College— Meffirs. William Terrott, Richard - Williams, and Robert Roberts, of Sr. John's—Mr. Wm. Hanhury, of Clatehall—and Mr. W. G. Phillips, of Caius College—were the fame day admitted to the degree of Matter of Arts; and Mr. C. E. Green, of Em manuel, to the degree of Bachelor of Law. On Saturd ty lalt, the following Gentlemen were elution for the Caput, for the enfuing year : The Vice-Chaneellor. _ T:le_Re v. Dr..Gmtton...Nlasdalen Dr jowett, Trufity.lull—Caw. Dr. Davy, Mailer of Cilia College-..Phyrie. 'Rev. Mr. Crewe% Clare H.ill—Sen. Non. Reg. Rev. Ms.Twirdog, Pembroke Hall.—Seo. Reg. On Mondry laft Sir Jamas PULTIIFY, Bart. the General of the Eaftern DifiriB, infpeeted the Sud bury Volunteers, under the command of Lieutenant Colonel MACLEAN $, which were drawn up on the Market Hill, and the General expreffed himfelf much fatisfied with their military appearance and dif..l - The General was afterwards conduced to the Town Hall, and, in a full alterably of the Corpora tion, was prefented with the F►eedom of the Corpo ration by Sir JOHN HIPPISLRY, Bart. Recorder of the Borough. 'Fhe General afterwards dined with the Mayor and Corporation. _ _ _ At the annual eleaion of Chief Offierrs of the C,,r poration on the fame clay, B. 0 LivER, Mil. was fworn in Mayo; ; and WM. Strati-, Efq. Juftice and Coroner, for the year enfuing. On Thorfday afternoon, a man was unfortunately run over by a perfon riding on horfeback, near the bottom of Denifon-arett, Liverpool, and lalleCon the fpot. Between Tnefday and Wednefday lift week, the wafhing-houfe at Harperden, near Haddington, Was broke into, and articles to a large amount carried off. A reward is offered for the perpetrators. On Saturday night, about half pail eight o'clock, as Mr. Benjamine Bourne, of Clifford's Inn, was re turning from his chambers to his houfe in Surrey, he was attacked near the Obeliflc, St. George s fiel is, by two men, and robbed of 71. with which the villains got clear off. On Tuccdav night, about ten o'clock, as a gentle man was palling along Picket•llreet, near St. Cle ment's Church, in the Strand, he was Wiled by fe• veral men and women, who robbed him hii pude, containing ten pounds in notes and calk with which they efcaped. Tuefday fe'onight, as Mr. Knapp, a manufalurer of Manchefice, was on his way to Cheßer, to attend the fair, lit was onfotunately thrown from his horfe near Stamford Bridge, and only furvived the acci dent a quarter of an hour. The deceafed was found by two boys. with the horfe (landing over him: He w•as immediately taken into a bottle, but itt fuch a Rate cf as to be unable to account how be came by his n.fsfolthsne, and as there were no r marks on his body. lave a flight one on his right fide, the forgenn who attended fuppofed him to have I fAllen off in a fit, as the mark on his fide could by no means have occafi,lned his death. Mr. Knapp was* man of very reputable contwltions, and eery gene: rally refpthed... On Tuefilay feinniglir, an enquiry was concluded before THOMAS the Coroner. at Marl. eliefier, on view of the body of a man killed by fight. ing Shudehill ; when, after R fitting cif leveret hours, and a full in veßigation of the faits; the jug found the fortivor Guiky of Manilauglder.• ' . GUILDNALL.—Tuefday, above forty poor perfons, ,the greater part of whoat*ere poor journeymen, with ' families, and not hoafe.keepers, appeared before the' I COMI, in confeqoenee of furnmo.es ;abed for non-1 payment of the .aireirrnents under the Defence As ; fome were fummoned for a guinea, others for only' five ibillings. : -.Alderman SMITH, on confidering the caufes of non-payment pleaded by feveral, mitigated the aireffilients. in many initances, to ohey; but the coils of fummons and award, in moll cafes, nearly =Jounced to the other half. 'Marry of there Men,' who , were Volunteer) either in City Regiments, or in the R:vcr Fencibles, declared they would give in their relissiations, tisiheir perform) ferviccs afforded. diem' 110 ezestrioiVin& airalicifilittiz • ' - sqßiqr sEptolfili Mary Scveng, a young Irifh girl, was indiaed for felonioully healing a cotton g,wern, a fheet, pillow eafe, fonie caps, and various other articles of wear ing apparel, out of the lodgings, which We had rent ed from the Profecutriz, Mary' M'Cree. - In confequence ef the abfence of ilie pawnbroker with whom the articles were pledged, they could not be fufficiently traced to her poffeffion. The Psi loner was accordingly—Acquitted. The Pawnbroker loon after arrived, and, making fome mule for his abfence, recpteiled the indulgence of the'Coutt, in vacating hirreeognizance ; but the CHAIRMAN refuted the application, obferving, that it was his bounden duty to attend, and give teffi mony. The negleil of perfons in his fituation was frequently the cattle of much injullice, and might have materially altered the prefent cafe ; he, there fore, ordered that the recognizance (Mold be efireated. Wilhelm Cooke. a very young man, was indifted for ilealing a cruet-(land, two table-fpoons, and other articles, the property of Harry Digglcs, in Augnfl [lan, at an early hour in the morning. The robtEtry ' being imm-zdiately dircovered, he was puticed with a cry. of flop thief, and taken. OE this offence be was fully convined. The jn3g ment of the Court was, that he Would tr.mtp.vrtcd for feven years. Sarah Brilhjekl, who had been convia,d before the Magittrates as a rogue and vagat , ond, and for un- I 'wired) , kecping a game, or httery, called a Ell!cgo,' where fhe infored aglinft the drawing of certain tickets isl the fame,' was biought up upon a demur rer to the conrietion. _ _ . Mr. hlossar, fur the flamer ' cowencled, that the cornm:tment in execution was bad, irafronch as it charg•A two offences again% the prif , mr, the one for keeping a kilego, the other f imutan,-.e ; whereas, b# Act of Parlianient, there thould be feparate con vietions for each offence. And to fupport .this, the, learned Counfel referred to the cafe of nit: S••lo mons, who dealt in lottery tickets, and infured un the fame, without a regiftry. The Court allowed the Demurrer, and the pri toner, after a caution from the Bench not to follow thofe illicit praelices in future, was difcharged. I Elisabeth Dunn was indiCted for Sealing a diamond pin, a fhawl, fume mnflin.caps, and rarions otter articles, the property of Martha Goodwin. The night on which the Royal Circus was confirmed by , fire,. and in the midft of the homy and confufion on ' that cccafion, the prifoner Ginn" means to .get into the houfe of the Protecturix. who refilled in the bottle adjoining the Circus, and while thelaMilfirere bu fily employed in removing the furniture, &c. the contrived to conceal-thefe articles, and got clear off ' with them. She was found Guilty ; and, after feveral fevers obfervationb from the CHAIRMAN, upon the eammity of her crime, in taking advantage of the &firth of her fellow -creatures, at Inch a moment, lie was fen- ruined to feven years tranfportation. game: Hunt, alias Buda-, was cnnvieted ae a rogue and vagabond, upon the oath of George Di - match:on, a 13ow-lireet officer, who limed, that, on the night of the latt anniverfary of the Pt ince of Wales's birtb day, he was (lationed, with other Police officers, at Vauxhall, where he perceived the pastier, among others of bad charalier, in the crowd, and knowing him to be a noted pickpocket, he apprehended him. In additinn to TWO xnanths imprifunment and hard labour, which he had already fatted, the Cnutt fen• tenced him ro three months further confinement, and to be continued to hard labnnr, Sarab &Max, May and• feveral others, , had been indifted for a riot, and fume of them had been convicted. A plea in abatement, and-demur re`, had been filed by the fief mentioned perinns to the indifiment, hating, that it was nontentical and illegal, in as much as the huffisnd, James Robfon, had been ftyled and titled " Gentleman," whereas, he was no Gentleman, but a very honell man, a'nd a malttier ;—contending, that the plea (hold have been figned by the party, and not by the Clerk of the Crown. Then followed a. replication and re- joinder. Mr. LAWS, at great length, fupported the inclid rnent ; and Mr. MORRIS, in attfwer, contended: that the plea fhould be allowed to be amended ;—when the Court, after hearing mnch argument upon the fubjee, allowed the demurrer ; and the indiOrnent was accordingly. qnallted. Henry Whitworth was indiOed for a milderpeannur, in receiving Bolin gnods, knowing them to be Bolen. The Proiecutor, in this cafe, Mr. Samuel Smith, was a refpetiablc timber merchant, at Shad Thames, and the Defendant a reputable mailer carpenter, in the fame neighbourhwod. The gnods in qiierlion were a quantity of deals, fnund in the Po&Ilion of the Defendant, which bad been finial (as was fup pored), from the Profecutnr, by one Walton, who had been his portet; and who,• when apprehended, and brought before the Magifirates, at Union Hall, prayed to be fent on board a tender, which, with the fall , eonfent of the Profecutor, was accordingly , done. The deals, while in the poretEon of the De. Pendant, were espied to public obfervation. for a length of time ;--end there not being any thing of . guilt to attach upon the Defendant, hewn actor-' dily Acquitted. 010 eernokl, a hackney coachman : commonly ca led pet& BreWeer (but not the joe of pugilillic notoriety ), was indifted,fur an affable upon Jelin Lee, a brother whip. As Lee war, palling by the Defendant, at the. Lord Nelfon public !mole, where they nfually Watered, the latter, from his cOach box, cut Lee on the cheek with the lath of la% whip ; bet ;lot• content with 'thal, he defcended from his box, a•td, without any provoca tion, knocked him (Liken; and beat are. abnfed He was found Guilty—but the Gentlemen on eithcr• ftde inter fering, .he gave fecttrity for the Profectaor's expences, and far hit future good hcliabir:irr, and was then difcharged. This being the !aft caufe, the Chairman exprefred his thanks to the fury for their pungoal attendance, during the• Sittings, and the Seffions ended.. -- On Tutdday morning, about nine o'clock, a boat belonging to Haflinps, with four men, bating put a pilot onboard a veffel in the road , ' was overfet on its tetutn clok to the there. One man was diowocd, .the reit - vivre fared by a boat which put off fru% the Um& • 1 • . BANKRUPTS iN IRFIAND. Charles john jofeph and John Tracy OVAMy, of Jamtg reet; bre•ers, to furrerdcr 1 - Yel ober y. Irtml, N o v. 7 . Chriftoishcrhco, a Mary's A 'lacy, grocer, Oda:: S, 9, and - _ Nov. 7. Patrick Carroll, of the Coombe'. t fatty of carpentcrarl timber merchant, Odtuber ig, awl R.w. at. Robert BATA. of Ufa, colon. weft and twilt deakr,andtr g. chant, Oft bcr 21 1 s 6 241 Nov. 21. _ PRICE OF HOPS IN T IV: 13011011GH, Bags 71 7s to 91 9s I P..ckt.t. SI os to 101 1111 NEW COAL MARKET, Odlotxr as. Sep at Market. Ships Soli. Pacts. 35 New:aftle Cads . as 41. 3d 581 od 6 Sailerlan! . „ A 4 3s fid dito 96 1 Stone Coal t 58s od i Cinders o o r s cd MfinK s the 14th inftant, at Sht rhord'.. Barb, hiiddltfee, the Lady of H. T. liardaere,rfq of :I.v Royal Navy, of a claL2,httr, making thG fvventb clluibter in fuee,sl.ln. On the 4th intlanr, in Urpet Seymour-ftreet. the I.3dy of John et aohn.Jun. Efq. of adaughter. PAAREUF.D. At Madraa, on the rgth of Apt 11, Major Rof., of the zzd Light. Drnoont, fa Mifs Sycleoham, daiighter of the late Major-Galeral Stdenham. SPtordak lalt, at St. Pancras, Richard rig third fon of Sir Mee, Price, Bart. 1 1 1. P. to Mifs Eliz.beris lklayni4n, ((eon& daughter of Ilenry linyntan, F.fl of qi . wen'filoarc. At RaffsoLn Wide. on the 7:11 infUrt, Ande, , s , 1 ;Ron of AIM% Efq. to mit - , Elizabeth Vl'Culloch, fecond IttiOntr of tha Late john M.•Culloch of Barhultn, Efq At I.lThartie, Anne Salyly E e rawfo . rd, youngefi daughter of Dr. Crawford, to•ttle ROT. tCrAlllraki Hattijispn, or g. ra h 3n , I.atelg, at Sidfwell, Flaer, two cramourtai (swains with their telickr brides, whvie un'tcd ages arovontrd to 280 reng Dt ED. In his 79th year, the Rev. JnfeTh Harrifon, B. A irlear of Ince. to •L'he(tdre. and formtrly of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge. On the 2.;th ult at the Made of tiny, in Orkney, Mrs. /lama . ton, wife of the Rey. Mr. Gavin Hamiltrn. On thc 2,3 th of December lrft; in the Vizappatom DißriEt , Eaft Indies, thr. Hon Mrs. Murray, Lady of the Dun Kei , h Murray, Donee'tor there, and daughter of the late Sir Williant Di1'714)14 Brrt. of Conti:mil. Ey au EstiAdt of a Letter from Jamaica. dated July 20, we aro Corry to annouoce to the Pubic, that a vcIT t which arrived a few days before front Curraeoa, hrooght the di erecanc intelligence the.dcath or the brave, gallant Captain . I. , hti array, of la Franchife frigate, fon of the Earl of Dufau , ,re, who died at the blockade of that Man& wh-re be went on fh-re to have a parley with one of the pri• dFal of its i 11147.1 : JAWS, and caught a cold, which brought on a fever, of which he dice. in three days. On the 4th of July his remake were intared luilse.ioand of Little Our racoa. MI WATER AT LONDON•IiitIDGE TO-1610 1 R0*. .... lisraingt . . . 4-3 niltlates after to I thermos - A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS INFALLIBLE GERMAN Ci.IIN.ELAISTFR. THE PItOPRIETOR of this moll excellent • REMEDY is to certain of Its Efficacy having I'4Cl in S variety of Cafes, agrees, if it th-es not eradicate the Corn. roat and branch, ro 11111:11.rf 722 nosey. And he l egs kave to add, that it has Infinitely the adtantage of the numberlets ineffi cacious Ointments, Salves, llcc. as many hundreds of afflidted par tons can certify, among %silent are tome of the firit charactin Nis kingdom. Sold Whoiefale and Retail by T.Axtell, No. r, Fineh-lane, near tbe Royal Exchange; and alto by hlr. Day, No. 7, Tavikock. firm ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. Jamcs's-firect; Mr. Hilder, No. 2r Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and Jebook and 'CO. No. r so, 0 itterd-ftreet. At Briltol, by Mr. Brigiri and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfellers Bath, By Hazard, bookteller, and Wright, yerfumer. Edinburgh, by Baster, South Bridge. Portfea and Gofport Mr. liarding s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printr ~and Mr.fones,bookteller, Purtfmouth Mr. Motley, book teller. Ard Sy moll of the Venders of Medicines In England. Dundee, November 30. To !lir. HAYMAN, GOLDEN•SOSARE. SlR—FrOxt the refpeetabitity of its writer, Mr. Hunter, merchant of this place, the setter I now enelofe,will do you honour'. I am, Sir, your moft humble irritant, WILLIAM DICK, Surgeon. Mr. Hayman-ad am happy it is in my power to exprefs tit* efficacy t f )our DROPS. Having laboured fome years ender a. fcnrbutie habit of body, which, notwithitanding every medicine I had recourfe to. grew fo bad as to render me incapable of bufituefs J was at laft advifed to make trial of your Drops ; after ufing two bottles, there remained Scarce a Land breadth of Olin upon my whole body, which alarm:dine fo much. that I dikuntinued them for two weeks, when sg in happily refuming their ufe, I cape risn cad the moll aftonilhing effect, as the !ores gradually beakd s and my Orin came on, and returnc.l to its natural colour...my ap petite alto, which had tntircly left me, became perfettly refloated. mad though I have dtkontinued the ate of your medicine there fin moothselarn now as healthy as ever I was in my life. "PATRICK HUNTER." AnOTHCIt CASZ. • Arnftde Towcr,.Weftmoreland, November E. To Mr. HAT hIAN, LONDON. " Sit —About ten years ago 4 wounded my sock; which, net. witbdandim: the ail of the faculty, became di - cafed to the knee. and itself , e ha ; ;ulcers, attended with limier:Me rode, and fo vio lent an in2arnmatien. that I had no cafe, day or night; Ikep WWI eftranged fr:um me rnd life a burthen, when happily I took your truly valuable Drops, and am, through the bleffing of Goo, per haly cured, by rib , cteesi - final( bottles. rataigh 'my leg was as hard as a Itnne, and refembledtbe bail or a tree, appearances now convey no id. aof what I fo long ftdfered. Concaving my cure very meritorious I freely give it you for publication; it may point out relief to my fez. I am, Sir, your vtry Itomblefervant, AON: WHEELER' By appointment of Mr Haymsn, the Dm! s are fold Who Wal e, • only, ;.t Mr. buthr's, No 4, Chez/Aide, corner of Patcrnotter- ' row, ant may be had of molt Cooney DUO' Idlers and Meditina 4 Venders io evecy town, in Bottles at at. SI each. V ING clect;caze.l cc ycsa.to - the ad!, and Seca isatille.i by tie mat oulderable pr_diee in that bran& artiot• I tbode.t rt•ller to klea t T croft t.! ! az 1 : . ave act snore la as:playa% Soy thaw thou -thole who. is Letenire fidd of the protelka. lint cc:4=s=ll4 Li:male:l 1 , 1 cnce , taiiity, and clonal away, attain tint Nri:e:s wtat. it rrvirte. ecaceatrating the lottfisQ.aal power en oat r,Lt , a of Tbe Wares of .W3l:liS'Y yaculiaiir • • rling far etc, berg with *Oil IIMI3 tt cola. , Mat by a da. preff , lo of ail vftel tairete. cilrlett*lttli! brie:rho emfttereltroi Wltetisa tbey see (toroth? rico:ger-1 , 511:1 .atattiolit tbeaarse• &ambits ft%ore gletti4ttlyettecs of tnierdtr. they:V . Ore Or toast arrbtlev rof-forti 651114:t5t bi the ignctranza of ust-Aumtert st.p, tke trapareopre pararatol. cat the over I t3t:eso u I Aft a MENiialia ad the ROYAL COZ.L. 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I elt-A. the advateoe of Os tiorit-oce m +llree of citber fes Ina are tElhfikod with aka kind of 1 /+t OUT?. of any t-Triptcxer si VEII.-M.Y.AZ, ltiirllt Ti 4 tg, ahil 1101 (xi:A the trrtno Mal. tierzti -, 3 are Patti co the &II tnterelevr. Pai rnts3u Va.:- aoteatry are trepeci: AM k.tlee I Pea* saitood ar r•xitsite.: ta Pp:44 tv-xtr ace- sitZ•t' , i attire e! ?Walt V12:2"4.11.14 11E% Meta'-er of see Royal Cat& •tittrreeol to Londett. go ob ttrem - Imam!. riot LONDON: Printrd rostkirl.td by LEV FY. X.YNT (of COSI terboryidne Larnbult). at raw i;tsn Oriter, No. T, OMr amt, rerlitbod alfu at ctio 9rai Otrics, 14C•liat.