Star. — London, England, 1802-01-12 00:00:00

WINTER DEFEATk:D. IPIITATED FROM BURGER. See, where (tern Vitnrea's 1 y hand biti-31wR the Poplar Tree Tin Fi;lds, their May-elothcs lift, all naked Rand; •f! , i he: sof rd, -white, blue no more I fee LiriL lln Snows they Seep—and live no more to awl Yet, Flow'rets tweet, IhAl I foi yob The forrowlng (train When I niy lovely, loving Charmer vi.:w In mare th:n all your v•rnal hcautit 1111;:it. With forehead white, red lips and eyes of azure light We Black!Ards whiffling thro the Vale, Nightingales that charm the Grove, In valn your mating Notes my ear all'ail ! For .'d Is the--the C;irl I love, And fc. cat her rrrath as gales o'er Hyacinth-beds that rove! When of :ler Llrs I to :e the bills, • Full happines I :cern to meet More rich to nte the hoitat-breothir.g Kifs Thsa Mulberry fratrant, or than Cherry fwcet : What more, that, can I wills flu her fair Spring I gut*. — POLICE►, We. MANSION HOUSE.—Saturdav fev• - ral perfons were fined in the (inn of Ss. and' ys. expellees, for not having had the pavement befure their doors canned before ten o'clock in the morning. - One of the perfuns againti whom a complaint had been made, was Mr. %trait:man, the linen draper, at the corner of Bridge-fireet. He refin ed the demand, and Alined his Lordfhip, that his eoor was cleaned legularly every morning. The two city o ffi cers who made the charge agatna him fwore that his dont in fleet -greet was cleaned, but the pavement in Bridge-ftreet was net clean ed for three days. Mr. Waithman admitted that the ice had not been fcrapied away on that fide of the honfe, but he contended that the place was mita Lifer than Wit bad been quite fmooth : He alkedliis Lord ihip whether be. could be liable to the penalty if be had fhaken Ales over the ice before the door ? The LORD Marna anfwered, molt certainly *— for that was only accumulating the nnif.ince. It was neceffary to fcrape and clean. He told Mr. W. that 31. his only view was the accommodation of the public, he would forgive him the penalty, if he paid the *gs. expences. This Mr. W. pnfi. tively refilled to pay, and fait h if the officers infin ed on having it, they mull tale his linen for it;— at the fame time he contended, that the officers should make him an apology for taking him away flow his bufinefs. The Loan Maion Paid, he was determined to slo his duty to the belt of his abilities in fpite of the complaints which individuals might think pro per to make againft his decifions. He thin told Mr. W. that he would fine him the_whole penalty ; and that if he reared to pay it, he would order an affirm be brought for the recovery of it. Mr. Walthman perfitled id his reinfoll aad went away. Carr tnuatt..—Saturday Mary AsOnt was com mitted for trial, charged with !haling beci.furni cure, and lime other property, from a bout.: in the neighbourhood of 11loorfields. Yellcrday two men were examined for having in their poifolion, a late quantity of lead, fuppof ed to have been Bolen. and, not giving a Laisfac tory account of themfelves, were fined gos. and the goods forfeited. Several women were brought up, charged frith being diforderly in the fireets. The molt aban doned of them were committed to Bridewell. The sell were difeharged on a promife of future good behaviour. _ _ Herron GARDll4.—Saturday Mary Dean was committed for re-examinatian, charged with re• ceiving feveral copper utentils, furpetled to have been Bolen by her hufband, who has abkonded. Yefterday an old woman was committed, being charged by I butcher, in Brook's market, Holborn, pith fleeing a quantity of beef, on Saturday night lAA. THAMBII Orrice—Year:May William &gib was examined, charged by Mr. Harrifon, wharfinger, in St. Cathatine's; and another perfon, on fufpi cion of Reeling a quantity, of wheaten flour, from the wharf, where be was employed as a labouser. He was committed for a rchearufg. Several perfons were convided under the Bum boat Ad, for having in their poffetlion foreign produce, which they could not ptoperly account for. Left Saturday as the Meirenger belonging to the Thames Police Office was pairing through the ruins on Snow Hill, be had his pocket picked of his pocket-book, containing bank notes to the amount of upwards of 7el. which he was bringing to the office to pay fome of the men. On Wednefday night the fhop of Mrs. Howell and Son, filverfmitlis and jewellers, at Bath, was broke open and rubbed of articles in gold, ftiver, and diamonds, to a confiderable amount. On Thurfday night lag an attempt -ras made to rob a box beloogin,.l to a benefit-fociety, con taining 2501.. at . a putlie-houk. at Hamptlead. Picklock keys were found before the chamber door, in which the zncwey was placed, and a ftrange man was fees delcending the Rein, hut who made his etc., pe during the hurry of bufinefs. Saturday morning, about eleven o'clock, as Mr. Paylis, grocer, of Great Bath-fireet, Coldbath fields, was waiking near his own door, . he fell down, and expired immediately. John Houle, a labouring man of Cheffelborne, about four years ago nia..le ufi: of fume mercury water for curing the itch—a little that was left was put by in a bottle ; on Tnefday left his fon, about five years old, took tip the bottle and drank it, which oceafained his death the next day. Wednefdav night, near NVoodyatts, the% Exeter mail coach was overturned, by the Show having fallen deep and drifted into a pit. The guard and paiiingers efcAped unhurt, but the coachman was kicked -by a horfe and nearly fuffocated, and oldiged to be left at an inn. The guard took one of the horfes to toOlititillis mail to &al . but the thow falling fat, he tows: not fee the 1 0,,d, 1 and loft his way on the Downs, until atoach.com-! ing up with lamps, he made for and with it ar- Aved at Sai;ll)l.ty. On Satin day fe'smight a talmi fiafi fell down in the street ;It Sheffield, in confequerice of the fnow and ic , • being exceeding flippers.; and hurt himfelf in a manner too (hocking for defeription. He, languitheil a fur hours, and expired in excruciat ing agony. We hive heard of fe.veral other dan gerous accidents by falls. Wednelday laft an inquilition was taken at Nor wich, on Jofeph Bentley, aged 13 'years, who was killed by a jamb of earth fuddenly. falling upon ' I hiM as he was atss oil in a brick pit, in the I lam let of Heighasit. Juftits verdi& accidental dutch. A few days Clime, a melancholy accident Ili.. petted near Plytncton. As the Parltit Clerk, aged man, was going aft dark through tt;dg. !vat, he run againti a liorfe tied td a doo r , an d I endeavouring to avoid the animal, was kicked fo violently as to octillion his death. R. PotEN,! Efq. Coroner for Plymptari, took an insineft on the body, and the Jury. found a verdia of it - dtirnra! Death by the kid of a Horfe.—The bode was forfeited as a deodand to the Mayor and Corri monalty of Plympton. as Lords of the Manor of that borough. Laft week a finite happened between two women at the plaice Port, Aberdeen, when one of them either fell or was thrown down (lairs, and died foon after. Her • antagnnift, Jenny Black, well known in the purlieus of the port, has been apprehended and imptifoned. Wetlncfday, While a man from the country was , purcha riug fome bread in a baker's (hop, in Tron gate, Glalgow, a woman can* hito it, and dur ing the time he was aSi4ng the t aker in ' r utting up the bread into a Wine, (he had the addrefs to cut, with her fciffirts. the haunch rocker, and then the bottom of the fide-pocket, from which the abitmeted a pocket-book, containing fome Bank notes and papers, with which the got clear off. 'tally on Sunday fs:natight, the clothes of a woman • rending in Sand-ftreet, BirtninFham, eaut‘ht fire; and there being no affiftance en the houfe,' the unformate viaisn continued in a blare until her cries alarmed the watchmen and her neighbours, who were obliged to break open the door berme they could giverher any ailiitance. She was molt dreadfully burnt, hut (till eats an ago ni...ed and (hocking fpeetacle. 'lle young man, at Muddle's-green, in Chid- Jingly, mentioned in a former Paper to have had one of his hands (battered in a terrible manner, by the burning 'f a gun, died laft Thurlday morning, of a locked jaw. A few nights ago, as a man and his wire (tra vellers), were reeking for lodgings, near the gray, at Gloucefter, they tuiltook their wry ( and palling through a door which leads to the Severn, the man unhappily fell in, and was drowned; his wife, who was already upon the door-way, bring nar rowly laved by a perfon who, on hearing the noife the unfortunate man made in falling, came to af certain the caulk. _ On Monday lafi, Patchell's waggon was on its return from Oxford to Murcot, loaded with barrels of beer, it accidentally flipped, and was overturned in a Rowe quarry, and oue of the calks fell on the carrier, crufhed his head, and killed him on the (pot. An inquifition was taken on Tuefilay lad at Headingtoa, by Mr. Macey, on view of the body, when the Jury found the barrel and beer deodand. A few days ago two bouts, eMployed in drudg ing for oyfters, were funk while getting over Wexford Bar, through the heivinefs of the turf; and, melancholy to relate,ifix perfons perithed, in view of feveral perfons who wifired to afford them relief, but it was impoffible. Monday fe'nnight, a melancholy accident hap pened on board the Expedition, Capt. Hawkins, to Swanfea harbour. The Mate, in compliment to the Portreeve of the town, whore annual feat was held on that day, fired the guns of the veirelt but, unfortunately, having overloaded one of them, it burg, and one of the fplinters entering his tide, killed him on the fpot. Wm. Frog, hturtfrttab to Mr. BAGEHAW, of Oakes, near Sheffield, leaped an old mare over a new fence, two yards and three quarters high, a few days ago. Oa the sd init. the Lady of Tho. litamfay. Efq. of Prince's ftreet, Edinburgh, of a fon. Oa the 6th Inn. at his houfe, near Oxford, the Lady of John F. Newton, Eft of a fon. MARRIED. On Monday Taft it Patb, John Olen Jolutfton, Efq. of St. Peterfburgh,to Matt Mary Thotufou, daughter of thc late Par. Thornton, Efq. of that place. On Sunday, the WA ult. at Liverpool, Capt. Afitew, o f the flip Clyde, to Mifa Phillips, late of Douglas, life of Man. On Saturday loft, Bartholomew Forbes, Efq. of Great Ruf fell-Brett, to Mib Harriet Stone, third daughter of Richard Stone, Efq. of Chillaturft, in Kent. On Saturday, the sd MR. Mr. Walter Mnrrifon. Surgeqn, of Market-Brett. Herb, to Mifs Marianne Winkficld, yotragelt daughter et Mr. John %Withheld, Surgeon, of the f tine place. DIED. In June hit, in Egypt, Of the phgue, Mr. Samuel Hare, Surgeon, swat 26. 'I hurhiay, at Dublin, Robert Hilbert, Efg. of Chancery lane, an eminent attorm y. • At the iltand of St. M. rtin's, on the 2Sth of °dither laft, of the yellow fever, Juhn Miller Menke, Efq. Commander of his MaJefty's frigate Southampton. At Greenwich, on Weandday laft, after a long and painful Hines, Mr. Wm. What, Lite in the H. Eat India Gimps nes ferrke. 'Achy lalt, Mite Anna Marts Harrington, daughter of Sir John Harrington, Bart. of Hock&W, num. On the 27th uk. Mn. Hinduism, mother of CoL Henderfon, Falwell Bank. At Dura, on the 3d MR. Mira letm Bayne, youngeß dauzih tei of Alexander Bayne, of Rirra,Efq. At Aberdeen, oo Sun day the 3d intl. Mrs. Mercer, wife of Major Mercer. At invg.mds, on the 13d of let month, in the 83d year of her agc, Mary llunbar;witiow of Robot Frafcr of PM phaciy, E(q. On Friday evening, after a few days UM*, at his hook at Walworth, Mr. John Cruilifhanks, Merchant and Stock•bro- Direhiq•lane. On Monday finnight, at Lhrt.rool, aged 75, after a tee.lona ilincfs, Mr. William Buddicom. many year commander of vetch in the Mediterranean and American trades, father of Mr. Robert Budellearit of Liverpool, Sdrecoo, aad fudge limber of she Mash* Soddy. I: 'DeN ll:11Rka. ~.. . . , . CORN-FILCH A NGEI MONDAY, JANUARY ti. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lase, including only from the 28th or December to the 2cl of January, agreeable to the new Actii.. Total-41,8n (tvarters. Average 791. 911 se. od. higher fain latt return. PR ICE OF HOPS. Kcnt 31104 to . 51 Cs) s ittnt 41 104 to 51 15s 1 I Saki 31 10s to 41 ip .N , s • Stilr.:: 41 8s to 51 51 I Eirez 31 to. to 41 8$ )' 1 Faro. 51 vs to 81 os a , SEEDS PER HUNDItIi i WEIGFTI', J.utuary xi. Red Clover 4os to yes • V.'hite ditto 4se to 1206 i per cwt. Trefoil sos to sos Turnip as to as per buthel Rye Grafs 20$ to 3as per quarter Cingnefoil 3os to us per ditto Mustard- S White Ids 6d to 14$ per bulbul Sted litown its to 342 6d per ditto • C. nary Seed Its to 114 od Ater ditto Rape Seed 351 to 381 per lag. • SMI'I'HPTELD, January ii. 'To fink the offal—per Rona of alb. - Beef • • 4s 44 to 613 od Veal - 5s dd is 7$ 41 Mutton -5$ 841 to 6s 8d Pork - p Ild to 74 od Stock at Market this morning, Waits Igo°, Sheep Soo*. NEWOATE and LEADF.NHALL, l e ruaJanuaryit. Per Bone of 81b by the carca Beef ,f,s 8d to 5s od real 4$ id to 611 as mwmi.. 4 . 4.1 to p &I Pork p 84 to 7$ or! ,PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. Jantes's market 4$ ad Town Tallow 69$ od tem Dare market 4$ ad RuMa ditto tut.) 6ts od to 6411 Whitechapel market 3$ lid Ruflia ditto foap) 58s too. (per Rune of alb.) White Candicßutha 6os to os --......---... Melting Etta 49* od tows t2s 14 Ditto. Roues 36s od to os Average Pri:e 4i OP Creates - ists od to es Good Dregs tart* Os Yellow Seep. 725. to e55...442.40rt1ed,1104.-.o3ni, US.. . Candles, t is. od.-Moulds, au. od. RAW HIDES, January tt. Hides (eft hole) 3s 4d to 3$ 8d Heavy Calf js od each Middling 21 toil to 34 4d Horfe s Skini ita to 15$ Ordinary 1$ ad to 21 44 Sheep Skins 3s otoas od PRICE OF LEA i HER, per lb. AT LEADENVIALL. Butts, 50 to 551') etch. - - 16e1 to spd Ditto, 6c to 661 b - . . tt! to 23d Merchants Backs 36id to r7lcl - Dreflim; Hides .4' . 3341 to tild Fine Coach Hicks - 14 j 1 to tbd . . Crop IIi&s rer Cutting • - 374 to aod Flat Ordinary - -3,5 d to 174 Calf Skins, 30 to lolls per dote, - . 4 201 16 244 Ditto so to ;cll.) . - - 2441 to 281 Ditto, - 7 , 3 to Bc4b . . 2441 t 4 add • !met Seak (Greetila , l4l) per Ilr. 2$ 41 to 23 3d Large ditto - - COOS to 1201 per dor. Tanned /fork Hilcs - as to 3:4 each Goat Skins - - . rrs to 6:0 per do •en . _ PRICE or HAY AND STRAW , J anuary tl. Smithfield. . Et. James's. • WhitLchapt.l. O•HaYA3 to 5 .I I 4 0 ou'S 8 0 4 40to 5 5 0 N. do. o o to o o Straw arttoriSta to otoi o 0 a la oto 1 t 6 0 Clover 4 4tOS it f ........ 5 10 oto 6 10 11 4IADOINGTON CORN. MARKET, January r. There was a large quartity of Wheat in the market, the tale was heavy, and prices have had a further decline of about r s. yd. per boll. Barley declined a [fide In price, higheß 305. being the fame as lail day, ctir.lent price 13s. to 276. Oats fold neatly at LIR week's prices, hthelt 171.6 d. cur r..nt 14s. 50 t6a. Pciak and Beans from 14$. to as. Of 521 bells of Wheat 443 fold thus -IT6at 44 o 6 .2 at ,C.l 17 6 47 U 4.1 14 6 10 S 0 0 20 117 0 16, 114 0 II 117 6 s 3 116 6 so al3 is 10 119 0 II la 6 o ra ala o 23 ait 6 I z 6. 115 6 41 112 o SO 115 0 7gunfo!d. Average il. t6s. 3d. j-taths per beU, being is. yd. 6.-Iztlyk lower than left week. EXTRACT FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. IT has bees the Rudy of the Proprietors of the welt known ANFISCOILIXTIC DROPS, firlt compofcd and prepared by the late FILAPHIIII Sest.sst , sv, at his Difpen fary, No. tc, Soho Square, London, sad continued only and fokly, there ta bc prep bred 7 , :intifie, to ruard tri` Public againft the Impofitkris which are daily rad - tired againit hicilicines pordfing the fira refpeetability; and a, the virtues of the An tifentbude Drops have been found notably so antidote in fear bade complaints, but a ruccefsful niource in cutaneous crop- dons, krophula, gout, rhsumatifm, and the attendant difeafes of the nerves, as the lift of curet accomparving cacti bottle, given in an ample bill of dim:lions, will tA.iry, as well ac the 'Freatife on diet, gout, &c. written by die late Proprietor, (which may Watt had at the Difpenfary) Gnfia thAn out as fit üblcas to try, under their fam‘Uort, fug: fplitioth Imitations, For this reafon the Proprietors, by the favour of hi, Majcity s Conuniffioners of the Stamp Offim, have affixed a Rump on each bottle, printed in black ink, with the words Spilftury and Co. No. ts, Soho Square, expreltei upon it, which, if the puchafer attends to, together with the wards" By rue KING'S PATENT,"On the bottle, Nll,„and vnappeNwitit the addition or' the King's arms on the larger, he may he be bas ob tained the genuine medicine, as fold at the Difpenfory, Sabo. Square, London, in tsarina of sa.and O. as. each,duty included WHEN lorofeffional Men of education and re fpottfibility deviate from the general !vitas by the (calm of a peculiar Scantly the fan...•tion of hang continued fucerfs is the belt criterion of,fuperiority. Flght years have I devoted my Frs.:lice to the exclu Ice treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and The fucce!".tui rcfult of my plan gives me additional ardour to mole a 4 tar as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the mall import ant in the catalogue of human inSrnitiea Alta initiation into every branch as an Army Survfm, farmed a wlAt at an early period of Practice to rcfcuc individu als from the Ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praelitioecra. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cured which I have de voted my itrentiosi comprise every•fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether Of a recent or long duration.--adly. MI kinds of DEBILITY, whether Oiling from the habit, of Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and laftly that de rangement of the fyftcm in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STFAILITY. Numerous (Breaks are the tefult of Ignorance or hatte in the tretmw of a Bin* Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap. 1 pun that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcretion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints an calily cured, and even when otters have failed, I truft that 1 may prefome td *Bo's radical re-eftabliihment Fcw, however are the cafes of compWcated diftrefs if the diforder compared with the calamitous fintations of Mentveht from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gale ties of a fathlooable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility whist Is the unavoidable confoquence of flich pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods overt& nsifery,but tare. idly conceals his misfortune, it may be tome confolatlon rot him to know, that although it be an <Meet ef doubt or uncer minty with ocher Pradtitioners, the removal of there DEFI. C I ENC I ES by the gradual progrefs of Reaovation is the acquire matt of my experience. It the Titer of Bacchus cir Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, mach anxiety will be precasted by an early counecradion of this languid Am, and in tbefi cafes no great difficulties will occur. • But where this Deficiency has for yam exact', a proper Pat. immune is buil fpcnfibly requ ifite to revive the ffumbring (parks of Life, and to re-minate the Cohititution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been tilfappolnted in their eillealitiollS of a Family, may be affured, that is mod inftances fuels details are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which Is Co drankl to my undataklog, and the C.)lialifications which I ham prefumed to Rate form the Bafis of my Pretenfions, and in coincidence with NA this int!- mation is given, that Mr may be masked pefonally (or by lettere incloling a Gull note) at his book Ift AND. del.firecti &rand, war Tiniptrilat. u Ai!l ,A if'~c TO BE SOLD Bt A LICTIOPNI...ty Mr. t' On the Preinifes, on Wednesday. Feb. 3, at 1-Arrrit o ' By Order of the A Rivers, p THE very delirable and extrema:: -I- LEASES of dwl much-admirtd Pet:wife. on MI HILL, late belonging to Mr. W. Fows.tx, called hI HALL and HYDE'. FARM, at CLAPHAM, 1'1 , 50. compriing uratarls of too Acres of excellent At-21k., ao Acres of deb Patture and Meadow Laitd, in a v,ry fn Rate of culdratinn . Ibgether with all the valuable LIT Dead Stock, and a few L o ts of Houfehold Furniture belouzi::g to the fame. To be viewed to days priVious to the Sale, *fien particulars may be had on the Pretnifes ; at the Plough, Clapham; Gr.i. hoard, Croydan ; Ram Inn, Stuitbfield ; and at Mr. Hawkey s, I tz u l i n ‘•' ' . TO BE IOLD 1W AUCTION, By Mf. CHRISTIE, on the Ift of March, 18a2, THE FIRST PART (and .very (portly after the Second Part) of the Valuable and extehf:Ve LIBRARY of the GREFFIER FAGEL, of the HAGUE ; eortinchenoing a choice COLLECTION of BOOKS in Theology and 1 fiaftical Hiftory, Cliffical, Philological, and moll braiithys Polite • Literatura, Philofophy, Phyfies, Natural Moil., Science', and the Fine Arts, Greek and Roman Antiquiiica, Ancient and Modern Hiftory arid Jufifprudenee, Geography, Voyages and Travels. The faid Ctilledion has been autumn.% Laing for upwards of a Century by the fame Family, h dosing that period hake held the first Departments of Stutz in the ,inked Provinces of the Nethertinds, and, as a Hifi 0ri..21. Topographical, and Statiftical Library, may jultly rank among the molt diftinguifited. The Books in general are in fine coo. dition, and many of them printed on large paper. May be viewed fix days previous to the fide; and Catalogues of the firft part may be had after the zit of February next of Mr. Chriftle, in Pall-Mail. le. PREGNANT LADIES, Whore fanatical' requires a temporary retirement. • • MR. WATSON, Surgeon, and Man Nlidwife, offers to aceommodste Ladies in an airy and retired fito a*Son,with Apartments to lye la, oh terms faivd to thee sir. A...Enftances and fituation in life • their hilt/0:s put but to nurie and humanely taken care of ; and as Humanity induces Ent to Offer his afllltance to alleviate the horrors of concc:alA nancy, he flatters himfelf Ladies will field on arplkatiots to kins„ the great. ft d tention, and molt profound fecrtc., Letters (poft paid) to Mr. Vl'atfon, Surgeon and Man-Mid wife, or to Mrs. Watfos, ;:*iidwife, No. 19, Charlnt:2-ftreeti . Surry-fida of Blackfriar's-hridge, will r.ieet the ex* pointoir attention. Where may ba had, The PILL BENr.I)ICTA, at is per box, a certain a. 1,1 clreaual Remedy re rrmovc all Oliftruaq dons and irreE.,daritics, and an excellen‘ Mv!icia...; after b 4 Lyings in. Da. J.1111F.5% ANALEPTIC FOR the Rhetim,itTains and Olds. which /Veva at this fenion of the . le, no Medfeine fo fafe and ele Con, as Dr. IA AN.XI.EpTic Their 'Setae it tendency to' promote P,rfl , itution, and all the natural :Mere tions;win account fur their fingular virtues in :le fc Coruplci its; as well as in many others to winch the !intuit' keine is 1114 from the ViCiffittldei of our Climate. They arc admirably cal culated for sliforders of the Stoma , * and Bowels, fur pm( eta of a Bilious of a Gentry habit, as alfo for there whole cone ta lions have beer affi ded by a too adiee or too fedentary They are likewlfe particularly fervicealde in Nead-Aeks aeon fioned by lndigeftion, and in removing the bad effeets of In* living; as alma in preventing Wallies and Apopleaies,fo Often Juk coufequence of intemperance. Recourfa Maul; be had to dastna after every. excels of eating or drinking, and upon every refit indifrofition ; and thus their well known uharaderiftle of pro., rooting longevity will be maintained; for, by adifting N lore in the. due difeluarge of the animal functions, and by keeping the . coaflitutien as it were in continual repair,they prefirve thetas. dy in health and vigour, and prevent premature dieay.- As the ANALltlrrfe PILLS owe their eteellencsto a pCClfte pr,paration, which has Ileler been tilenitg,4 by the Inventor but to the prdent Proprietor., they can only bz had g.:1111ille . rom them ; and they are fold by FRANCIS NRWREII. at the Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 4,5,, the Lft Endo* St. Paul's, a few delriflrom Cheaplide, London; and at Dr.:armee late houfe in mouton-ttreet ;- in Doves price 41. hl. each; 'tamp included; or the quantity of he may be d 'in one Lrge bo?.', for 11.13.11.--Obfenre that the alum," F. Newbery, No. 4S, St. l'atirs," is engrr:vediu the &Imps: Alt others are .0 :I tericits. . , To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. q, New Badge-fires; London sea, Edinhurgh, May t, tSso. I N the fpfing of 179. i. I was afirkted with a Vella. real Complaint, which I treated with ludi:Ernace for five months ; but was thEn obliged to apply to a regular Pirrftelang who pot a temporary stop to the virulence of the die sfe (by mercurial applications) for fome time ; but growing, in fpitc all medicine and the advice of the tirft Gentlemen of the Funk, herr, Work and - wnrie for two years;l was reduced to a Reid asasoßuuitaralleledandbeyonddere lotion, being amentire lepers and olecrated from head to foot.—My head, throat, mouth, stole. legs, arms, dos. have been alturnateiy to dangorof.henormo ing ufelefs; in fhcrt, I have had from so to go rating Wonsan my body, and nearly totally deprived of fi ght.s-lt would lei voluminous to particularize all my cafea-fake it to fay, there never was, or ever will bc, WIC of a more dangerous, or of more complicated mature. I was long looked, upon by my friends, and imagined m y fell; be: - wad as hopes of recovery ; lid indeed, in my then condition, death was !referable to my more than miferahle Rate. In this dreadful fitumiun did I drag a molt miferabie esaftence, till DIVINE Pnovi o ,:e c threw in mywap a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plytnotth.-tr.y friends read it, I could not..-4 fent and procured fame of your LEAKE'S l'A rea r Pitts, which, by Nang from tone to tiros. ant now, and have long beet, (after more than four years in defetlbable diftrefs), in as.good a (tate of heaNt as ceer I en. loyed ; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, heathy chill i , born to me a few mouths ago. In gratitude to Goo, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creature fervice, I requell you to puldifh this • and you may at an.: time T.,:fer perfons, who with to be fatisfied of the trath of this, or further particulars', to me or my friends, by letter or perfon. A+ few cafes for badnels wiil ever equal mine, and none es c. it, I have front experience every seafon to ante mankind, that in your LEALE'S PILLS they will find a fine, fpeedy,fafe and radical curs, he that moil dreadful Gage of the Vueer e al Difeafe, which is ca11ed...4, CON? iliblED Lv a s^i am with gra titude, Sir, your obliged humble fervant. Informountable family realms prevent making my name and addrefs public, but creditable Perfons really was tins iofor *nation may alfo be teterred to me and my i.riestds by Mrs. J. Clark, Ramfay-Gaidersa, Edhihttryh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TitOMAI TAT- Loa, Member of the Royal College of Surgeo;.s in Loudon. ot his houfe, No. 9, New Bridgs-ftrcet; where be will give ad vice, without a fee, to pe.rfons taking thefe Pills and wal am. (wet patients letters, if poll paid, on the fable terms, obferv. ing in all cafes the molt mvielable feereey. no Perf,:n's name of cafe having ben mentioncd,hat at tin it own particular mese& by the Proprietor, durim; ;Ile courfe of mere than 35 year ,, that be bus had the cendueting of an ex tenfiv e tale of the above medicine, and the pradtkearifing therefrom. They are elf° fold, by hit tpricrintinettr, for the convenience of thole living at a (finance, by Mr. litattr, Seuth-l.ri icy Edinburgh; Mr. Mentions, Vtintcr, Gi.tginv, ru wt .nu use Mr. T. refas for Lis addrefs; at tha Perfurlcee, Na. 35; St. Alban'a-ftrect, Pa ; Mr. Robcrtt s . ro;•.(hoj , No.lol, Oxford-ftreet ; Mr. Difborough's, Not. v, Fifh-ttreet.hilg, timely oppofite the fdonuanent ; Mr. Steers, Tiookfdler, 140.1, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Callwell's, Dubin , and 'ay one Pinion in every confiderable town m Crest-Britui ad Ireland, in Boxes of only 21. pd. each, fettled up with fie; nut plain Dircdtions, whereby Perfvns of either Sea null cage thin:delves with cafe and fecreey. LONDON: Printed for the Propnetors, by JOHN D. 4 14: •./. =arnaby-it at the ST Alla. tNTIozo-Orries, N. , . a -ftreet; aad pi:Wilted by LF,VEL KENT, Of Can terbury-platm, Lambeth), at No. t, Carey-ftree4 au) Or t'•e STAR-Of/Ca. Temple-Bar; to which Office all eoIIV , LIIII* MUCUS OW the 11DITOR are requeltad to be vidreffat k • . 1..0 .s' ; i ice d 1 I ~ '•iii /,