Star. — London, England, 1805-08-27 00:00:00

TO THE I'iMIT;R c,F IHE STAR. SIR-VIIIIr having given place to many letters re, lAtire to the liruation of the Officers of the Army makes me hopeful you will Mien in your paper the following 146, as a reafon among many others for an ame:jora:ion of their fituation. At the formation of the Second Battalions, and molt Regiments now have one, the Officers of both were chequered. It became, however, necefrary, on the Fit d Battalion of any Regiment being fens abroad, that the fenior of each rank fbould repair to it, cauling an exchange of half the number of Offi cers of both Battalions, from the one to the other.— Thus, during the fpace of t welve months, an Officer has had two journies of perhaps 3 or 400 miles with out any allowance whatever from Government; they all espe&ed the cullornaty travelling money. But this is not all the hardfitip, for the fenior of each'rane, who, perchance only a week ago per formed this journey, Comes to belong to the Fitt Bat talion now on ferric,, mull take a third movement at his own charge to the-Depot, in the We of Wight, perhaps front the moll diflant part of Scotland or It eland, and this again .without the remuneration' lola tingle farthing. So that now a yours; man, on entering the army, fhould the Firß Battalion of his Regiment be abroad, has, before he attains the permanent Rep of Lieute nant, four expenTive jonrnies to undertake, and this perhaps on an income of Bd. per day. I leave thisiaB without comment, convinced that (omething muff be fpeedily done; otherwife many young men in the army, without farther means, will find thernfelves very awkvrardly fituated. I have the honour to be, Your moll obedient hunible (errant, Cueracy, Auguft, MS. MILLS. BSVZES. At the I,ineuln Adzes, a verdiek to the value of the fhip York, and her cargo of coals, etlimated at 40001. was obtained againti the owners of the fhip Swan, which on tne isith of November lan carelefsly e a u on board the York, and funk her in Grimfby mails. It appeared that the fleerfman of the SWgila had given the helm to an ignorant paffenger. Lalt Wednefday the Affize for the county of Well snoreland was held at Appleby, and, highly to the credit of the County, there was not one prifoner to be tried, although it is twelve months ace the La Al llze was held there. On Saturday the Mize for the county of Lancaf ter commenced before Sir ALLAN CHAMBRS and Sir T. M. zlurTom. There are feventeen prifoners in the they are mod of them for capital of fewer than have been for felteral );cicsow, isq l PLAINTIFF, 4. A WILLIAM .11 MOSEY ALLEN' JAMES VERE, PETER LEWIS LUCADOU, AND WILLIAM (ANTS. 'Vault and falfe Imprifientent.) • im Mr. PARK'S opening, that this it by the Plaintiff, a Major-General Company's fervice, againft the De :fling him, by millake, for another ifim, one of the Defendants, was a • the liberty of Knarefborough. Mr. the attorney employed in the coon. Vere, Lucadon, and Co. bankers, the Plaintiffs at whole fuit the De niftake arrelled. ‘rnbden Neild, Efq. proved, that after - dinner at the Dragon inn, Har i oth June, 1804, he went to faun before the Dragon ; he oblerved a of gentlemen ; General Dickfon m, and was complaining of the in received, in having been arrefled ied having any knowledge of the Plaintiffs, and aliened that be did iy tiling. He told Mr. Mofey Al- Icen, and begged he would dela I to do fo ; but read a letter he had ig the Mr. Dickfon, againfl whom night, to be Mr. Dickfon of An• rkfhire. On the letter being real, :n prefent immediately laid, they in, of Anton's Hill, and that the A was not he. Lord Bellhaven, nicer, of Edinburgh, and othqs, Mr. Allen (till perfitled in the ar iff was quite patlive and abed by Anne of the gentlemen then offered magifirate, and make affidavit that Lickfon of Anton's Hill. This A ; in confecpience of which Mr. an, and Mr. Ogilvie, became bail for 8,9461, being double the :bt. That the gaol for the liberty igb, to which the General might /eyed, was one of the wed/ in the d been defcribed as fuch by Mr. 'e father. . Ogilvy, Efq. of Clw fiers, Northßri. Dragon in Harrowgate, at the time ton's arrell. He obferved the Gene trm language to two ill-looking men aim, and that the General beckoned and fome others of his acquaintance, . Mr. Ogilvy paid no attention to this, •Mend lra, got into a row with his tap to hinifelt. General Dickfon then Friends, I take you to witnefs, that I or pool. and that I don't know the I don't owe any man a fhilling."— it up to the place where the General t crowd about him. Mr. Allen had General', ihoolder, and was reading t.Dicki4ii and the ladies of General were much alarmed, and the Gene. igitatcd. This witnefs confirmed the Farmer as to the affurances given that was not the perfon, and that one le-knew Mr. Dickfon, of Anton's next door neighbour. Witnefs find would fatisfy Mr. Allen and the bad- General Dickfon, offered himfelf as mug with Mr. Hunter ; they were 1111.• ted. The witnefs and other gentle ay offered cc go before the Sheriff of Lord Mayor of York, or any other Ike their oaths that General Dickfon was net the man. After the hail was given, the Ge ' neral gave his word of honour to the bail that he w-tuld not quit Harrowgate till they were difchurged from 'their relponfit-ility—it was I I days before this was done. This affair made a great noife, and Gene. sal Dickfon's arrett was the common topic of con verfation at Harrowgate for forme days. Several letters were then produced in evidence.— The fir ft was from Mr. Carruthers, of Clement's Inn, Attorney to the Mars.Veres, addreffed to Mr. Mofey Allen, containing inftrudions to arreft Mr. Dickfon, of Antott's-httl, on his arrival at Harrowgate. The next letter read was from Mr. Allen to Mr. Carruthers, defiring a particular defcription of Mr. Dicklon's perfon ; adding, I anderfland they ex ped a perfon of the name of Dickfon at the Dragon Inn, in the courfe of a few days, which, probably, may be the perfon you want to smelt ; but without a particular deleription of his perfon, it is next to an impoffibility obtaininwinformation of the different innkee; in, as they are particularly thy when they fee either a bailiff or a gentleman of the law enquiring after their gnats, it being a certain fi gn of unpleafant circumftances attending them." Mr. Carruthers's reply was then read, containing a defcription of the perfon of Mr. Dickfon, of Anton's Hill. Mr. Allen's next letter gave an account of having arrefted General Dickfon. " He fitys he is a Colo nel in the Eati-India Company's fervice: He denies coming from Anton's Hill, nor does he know any thing of the bufinefs or Plaintiffs he appears to be marked with the (mall pox, and feems in every other refped to anfvver your defcription. I accordingly ar refted him," /cc. Mr. Cairrithers's anfwer was read, containing the refult of the enquiries he had made as to Gene ral Dickfon. " I went to the Eaft India Honk, and on infpeding the lift, found that there was a Colonel Dial. .n in the Eaft India fervice. It is too true Col( nel Dickfon is at Harrowgate ; and what is molt extraordinary, the defcription they gave me of Colonel Dickfon's perfon Jun correfponds with the Defendant in this adios. As the debt is fo very confiderable, we muff ad not only with caution, but with firwnefs, and not allow the perfon now ar. relied to flip through cur fingers, until we are per fedly latisfitd that he is not the perfon indebted to the Plaintiff 6. Things milt remain as they now are, until I hear from you," Ecc.—A fubfequent letter was alfo read from Mr. Carruthers, direding Mr. Allen to cancel the hail-bond, and apologize to Gene ral Diekton,&c. No witncifes were called on the part of the De fendants ; but _ _ • _ Mr. Seijeant Cncaset. addreffed the Jury in miti gation of damages. lie °Versed, that the tniftake was an unfortunate one ; but circumflances had oc curred to ',iodine it : the Chriflian name and firname of General Dic k fon correfponded with the Defendant's in the writ his (peaking the Scotch dialed, &c. ; that Mr. Allen appeared to aft with very great caution throughout the affair ; that had he fuffer e d G en e r al Dickfon to efcape, and he had proved to be the real Defendant, he would have made himfelf liable to the debt of 45001 ; that General Dickfon had fuffered no real injury, having only been detained a few minutes through a midake that could not be avoided ; that to the minds of military men, and with their notions (4f honour, this mght teem a great infult, but to 'timid{ aid his friends at the Bar, it would appear very differently : that Lord Eldon, the prefent Chan cellor, was once arteßed by miftake, when Attorney- General; and that fo far from confidering it an in fult, or bringing his action, his Lordfltip has Ire. quently related the ciritnuftance to his friends, and mentioned it with much good humour. The Serjeant humoroufly animadverted on the improper refiedions which the witneffes had thrown out on the perfon of -the defendant Allen, and ebferved, that if Mr. Allen would wear hair-powder, and flare every day, it would beautify him confiderably.—He concluded with expreffing a confidence, that, in fuch a cafe as this, where no real infult or provocation had been intended, the damages would he merely nominal. Verdi& for the Plaintiff—Damages zoo]. SHREWSBURY, AUG. 23.—0 n Saturday lag, the Commiflion for holding the Affize for this County, was opened before Sir SOULDEN LAWRENCa, Knight; his Lordfhip attended Divine Service on Sunday morning, at St. Chad's, where an appropriate ter. mon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Salt, Chaplain to Thomas Whitmore, Efq. Sheriff, from St. Luke, xiv. 41. Lord Chief Juflice ExuteriolouGH having been detained by the length of Wines in the Nisi Prius Court at Hertford, did not arrive here till Sunday afternoon. On Monday morning their Lordfhips proceeded to banners.' The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE, iD a concife but im preffive charge to the Grand Jury (after having ex• preffed his pleafure for the fira time of vifiting this part of the kingdom under his Wetly's Commililon of Affize), intimated, that he (caret thought it ne. ceffary then to enforce the high importance of at taching to the education of Gentlemen (efpecially thofe placed in fimilar fituations of eminence to the Jury he then addreffed) a converfant knowledge of and acquaintance with, the laws of their country ; and more particularly that which fo brilliantly dif tinguifhed the glory and defence of Great Britain ; for, though he could not fpeak experimentally of the conduct and decifions of thofe Gentlemen, on whom a clifpenfation of the Britills Laws depended, for this county ; yet, from the tenor of fubflantial reprefcn-1 tation, he was fully *Mired, fuch was their opinion ( AI the involving dation in which they were placed, as to pretlude the necellity of his expatiating on a fob jed, the incumbency of invedigating which, they were in fully convinced of. The followinz prifnners took their trials: Sufannah Nock, for Dealing various articles, from the dwelling hook of Sarah Dares, of Much Wenlock ; David Jones, aged 22, for feereting, embezzling, or defiroying a bill of exchange, In the port dace, at Ofweltry ; William Jenkins, for Dealing a bay geld ing, du. property of the Rev. Thomas Alban, of Ludlow; and Thomas Carter, for Ruling a weather cheep, the property ot Richard Low, of MorviDe, received fentence of death. The eaufes at Nifi Prins were more in number and of greater interell than has been remembered for fome years ; owing to which, the Winds of that Court did not finifh till a late hour on Wednefday night. An itfue of confiderable interefl, direftert by the Court of Chancery, was tried at thefc Affixes, in which _Tulin Richard Meredith Warier, an infant, and others, were Plaintiffs, and Jofeph Waiter, Efq. and Margaretta his wife, Defendants. The phjed to try the validity of the will of the late Dr. Mete • diths of Pentrebychin ap peared on the trial, that in the month of May, tBo c. when it was admitted by all parties that the teltatiar was in a Rate of mind perfectly competent, he had given inftrudions for the will in quellion, which con tained on the whole an unexceptionable dill:soli:Lin of the property, amounting to about moot. per ann. but that the will was not executed till the Bth of Sep tembir following, and was then nothing more than the original draft containing numerous alterations, abbreviations, and interlineations ; that in this inter val the teflator, who, from the time of his taking pot. lemon of the eftate, upon the death of his elder bro. Cher in ;Roo, had contradted the habit of exceffive drinking, was attacked with violent and frequent fits of epilepfy, that his memory was at intervals to. tally gone, and was generally impaired, and that the whole had brought on, at times, confiderable wan derings of mind, to fo great a degree, that the cella for would converfe for a length of time, with imagi nary perfons, as if prefent, and even with perfons who had been long dead, and that he had been affeded ih this manner not only in the early part of the night immediately before the day, in which he had made his will, but on feveral preceding days ; but having in the latter part of the night had fome refrefhing peep, he appeared cool and fenfible when he executed the mill, and afterwards dined down (lairs with feveral friends and difenuered no fymptoma of delirium.— The caufe was opened in an able manner by Mr. DAUNCEY for the Plaintiffs, and anfwered in an im preflive fpeech by Mr. DALLAS, who carite down on a fpecial retainer. He relied on the cafe of Attorney General v. Parther, 3 Brown, Ca. Cos. 441, which, in many of the circumaances, Rrongly resembled the prefent, particularly in its being the execution of a legal inftrument of importance, in itfelf of a very proper nature, in the pretence of perfons of refpeda bility, to whom the party at the time appeared per feElly competent, and which inarument was never• thelefs confidered invalid • the difference appearing to be, that, in the one cafe, there had been a com plete and aaual derangement of confiderable length, though it admitted of intervals of apparent fanny ; whereas in the other, though there were frequent wanderings, they proceeded not from infanity, but from debility and dictate. The caufe was concluded on both fides with candour and ability ; and it ap peared the univerfal fenfation of the Conn, that it was a cafe which cogewly invited inveßigation, but that the vet diet eftablilhing the will, was equitable and jug. LONDON MARKETS; CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, AUGUST 26. _ - RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from the iztb of Auguft to the t7th of Amoslt—Total 7,022 Quarters. Average 89s. tid.—ts. 6d. higher than Taft return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the loth of Auguft to the .6th of Auguft. - Total -4443 facks—Average 86s. ti. - -21. 9, 1 01. lower than laft return. 11170101 PRICK OF GRAIN. OK :BOARD SNIP AI CSKDIti : Wheat 441 6os iSs Sutoltts to 53$ od Fine 80. 83s Grey Pas 428 465 od Fine Old Dantzic 85$ Beans, new 401 48$ od Rye 43a Su Ditto, old, to Sos Barley 36s 4ts od Tick Beans, DM 38 1 44 4 Malt 76s lits od 01 t 468 od White Peas 403 461 od Oats 232 285 3ts Bailers —48 s Poland. 3as 33$ 6d _ _ Rape Seed 3EI. to 38L. per lat. PRICE OF HOPS. Dans. POCZITS. Kent - 51 ss to 71 os Kent - 51 12s to to. Surcz sl 5s to 61 too Sere: - 51 acs to 71 Ob Elks 11 S. to 61 tos Farnham 91 os to sol 6s 014 Duty, a T pea PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bail sl ass LO 71 os I Pockets 61 os to 71 ass credit of the County, there tried, although it is twelve llze was held there. 1 On Saturday the Mize ter commenced before Sir .: T. M. 3UTTON. There an Canle for trial ; they are TI fences: they are fewer th years pail. YE/ea.—JAMES DICKSON,II I I ELLISON, JOSEPH MOSSY I TIRE, JAMES LIWIS I SMART, DEFENDANTS. (At/lot:for iffault an It appeared from Mr. P aftion was brought by the ‘, l . s in the Eall India Companl i ' f p e e nd rlo a r n i ; ' f or that a E r l f l e i fi iii .n n , g o h n i e 1 r 7 ' deputy baili ff for the fiber 1(,, 1 . t• 1•'..-)fcv Allen was the attor II ( I try ; and Metres Vert, Lu in Lonel , n, were the Plain '., feudant was by miflake art William Cambden Neil,: ho had dreffed for dinner a , I I rowgate, on the Toth June ter in the court before the large affemblage of gent' I was amongil them, and w, , I fult he had jolt received, falfety. He denied havin Meffrs. Veres, the Plaintiff; not owe them any tiling. len he was millaken, and Mr. Allen refuted to do fo • received, defcribing the MI the affirm was brought, to yin's Hill, Berwickfhire. feveral gentlemen prefeni knew Mr. Dickfon, of An gentleman arrelted was n Mr. Ramfay, banker, of confirmed this. Mr. Allei reit, and the bailiff was q his direCtion. Some of the to go before a magiltrate, I this was not Mr. Lickfon I Mr. Allen refilled ;in CI Hunter of Thirtion, and 1 for the General for 8, amount of the debt. Tha of Knarelberougb, to a have been conveyed, was 1 country ; and had been e Nield, the witnefs'e father. Thomas Elliot Ogilvy, 1 ' trio, was at the Dragon in of General Dickfon's arrel NM uting very warm langu, who were near him, and t to Mr. Ogilvy, and fome c to come to him. Mr.Ogilv but faid," Our friend leas 1 for ; leave him to hinifell l called out, Oly friends, I 2111 arreilad for 4 or pool. parties, and that I don't 0 . l Witnels then went up to th was, with a great crowd a his hand on the General's die warrant. Mrs. Dickiiit, 1 Dick ton's family were 711111 . ral himfelf was agitated. i tettimony of the former as' ;" Ce'!leral Dickfou was not gentleman faid, hedenew }till and was his neat door i.ig that nothing would fat liff, but detaining General bail for him, along with N mediately accepted. The ' men bad previotily offerer he,coutity, the Lord May ' Magilitate, to take their a PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whiteehaitel. HriPerload3 o'to 4 4 ( 3 00 to 4180310t0 4 t 8 o Straw x 16 to 3 0 314 •to 3 6 0 3 12 to 3 8 0 Clover 4 4 10 5 5 4 410 S S 0 NEWGATE and LEADENHALL. Augui a 6. Per (tone of 81h. by the earcafe. Beef 3s od to 4s 'od Veal 3a ad to 4a Mutton 35 44 to as 01 Pork as 04 to 45 84 Lamb 31 84 to 4% 81 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. Jantres market 4s 3d 'room Tallow 7re6dto es Clare Market 3d Raffia ditto (can.) Its 64 to os Wkitechapel Market Ruffia ditto (Imp) ds to oos od (Pa Root of 81b.) 4s aid Melted Stuff slls to os cd "4-- Ditto rough 43$ od to os las 741 d Greases Its od Average Price 41 aid Good Dregs tos to cs Yellow Soap, 78s to os—Mottled, 88s—Curd,gas Price of Caudle* per dozen, its 04—Moulds, 121 01 RAW HIDES. Hides (perftonc) 3s 6tl to 3s 84 I Horfe Skins 17s od to zos Middling 3s 2tl to 3s ad Sheep Skins as od to os od Ordinary as iod to 3$ od Shear Hogs IS 6d to as od Heavy Calf tag 6d each I Lamb Skins as 6d to as od PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 361 b each , Sad to 13 1 4 Ditto, 6o to 651 b old to 26 Merchants Backs .—d to and Drcffiug Hides 244 to 23 Fine Coach Hides old to 24 Crop Hitlcrfor Cutting oat to 23 Flat Ordinary 21 to 22 d Calf Skins, 30 to aolh per dozen sitd to 424 Ditto so to 7olb 384 to 42d Ditto 70 to Solb 36i1 to 384 Small Scala (Greenland) per lb. 34 ad to 3s 64 Large ditto . tans to iBcs per doz. Goat Skin* 3os to 6os ditto. Tanned Horfe Hides 21s to 38s each Bark per load - 261. od. to 281. NEW COAL MARKET, Auguit 26. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Prices. s 6 Nevreaale Coals II 44$ 3d Sic 9a -1 Sunderbuil . • 0 oos al ccs cd z Cinders Saturday afternoon, as Mr. DOCKPR, fitrgeon, of Leadenhall.tlreet, was driving his chaife through Aldgate-Ilreet, a paper kite came in contael with the horic's head : the animal took fright, and Mr. D. was thrown Irons his chaife with filch violence, that his leg was broken and moll dreadfully fluttered : a gentleman in company likewife received fame inju ry. The prattice of flying kites in the public Ilrects and roads has become very prevalent, and demands the immediate attention of the parochial and police officers. Puaixisw.—A pitched battle was fought on Satur day, in 'Tuthill-Gelds, between a drayman, fix feet high, and a hawker, named Giles. Although not prof:Ariz:lmM the combatants difplayed conficterable knowledge of the art. Giles, however, evidently had the advantage, and he was declared viftorious, after a hard ftruggfe of three quarters of alt hoar. He re• ceived ten guilty's. s BIRTIts. Thorfday. at Thavrell, MiddicicA, the Georges, kfq. of a Gm. Friday, Madame de Rehaufea, the Lad) eit:.t .4e., ‘: Ma at this Coast, of a daughter._ 1111 J MARRIFU. mea l y. at Sißon, Ghtucetterthire, Philip Thomas lt.'• • u Erq u ' it, datigh Thamt tet 'ark of U cc a rsi e t 1 roman, andl'calm Efq o °l . - t A L . etit.rthire. At Cawnpore, In Aorta lag, James Sandya, 11. 41. C pas 27th Light Dragoons, to /Oils Eliza Mackir.toth, iota& .I..ughtc.: of the late L Mackintat, Efq. Commiffary. On Thurfday, the Rev. D. C. Lewis, Vicar of Ruifip , to air,. Abbott, of New Wirir,w. Nicholas Martin, Efq. Captain in the Clare rcsintent, to V., Harris, cideit daughttx of die Rev. Jams. Harris, of liar 1.41 county Cork. DIED. At shiroden, in the i 7th year of his age, the Rev. Jac. Rarld Lately, in Mohcgan, America, Martha,3t the great age of 12, She was the widow of Z.acara, one of tho nobility of the Mow tribe of indiaps. and many years an agent from tlk (aid tub , - thc Central AfTembly at Co n ne.2 i cut. . _ Tuefilay fail, aftcr a Aloft illn G, Sir Charles Mardi Reading, late Colonel in the army was the Cirvisui officers who feroed in the 84th regiment with sir Eyre Cook, tog his brilliant focerls in the (even years war iu TO-MORROW. Sao Wes San fct! Moon fete 8 minutes akar S I fs minutes alter 6 147 Mantes after 7 HUGH WATT R AT LOINDOI4-11RIDMI Moral. . - Attcreore 1•.- H EUMATTSMS, Pa!flea, and Gouty Afftetim i c, with their ufual concomitants, Spafm, or Hying Pains, iIAtA• lency, Indigcition, and general Debility. (originating in whatcy. r [nitro.) are t elks cd and frcquently cured by %Vurr tux AD'S Effence of Mullard Pills, after every other means had failed. The Fluid Effence of ?dullard, (ufed with the Pills, in Vick complaints where neccffary) is perhaps the molt attire, penetrat ing, and tifc.du:l remedy in the world, curing the feverat Sprain, and Bruifes, in leis than Aalf the time ufuAlly taken by any other Liniment or Pmbrocatitm, and if ufed in:met:lively After any sc. ci lent, it prevents the part turning black. it is prepared and fold at as. 9d. each box or bottle, by R. JomIN STUN, Apotsjzzry,NO. 15, Greek -ftrdet, Soho, London. FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS. Dr. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. T'ROM a new mode of adminiftering there PILLS by the advice sof an eminent Phyfician (fee the new direelions) Bilious Difeafes,fis prevalent particularly among perfons who bare refitted in hot climates, are removed with greater cafe and fakty than by any other Medicine. They arc equally efficacious in ail Diforders of the Stomach and Bowel 6; in Indigeftions, Loh of Appetite, habitual Coitivehefs, trolibleforne Flatule,cies and Cho. lies; likewife in Gouty habits, in giddinds, or Rheumatic Pains in the Head; as well as thole occainced by free living; therevy preverting Palfies and Apopleties, fo often the ccnfcquence of Intemperance. Recourfe Ihould be bad to them on the first attack of a cold, or any flight indllpolition; or alt.r any excels of sating or drinking; and thug their well lulawn chafaderithe will be maintained of promoting Longevity. 'lt swelters by lea or land, should never be without the Analeptic Pills, as they require net. they confinement nor alteration of diet. They are fold only by F. News eat and Sons, at the Warehoufe for Dr.litnes's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, four 0 0arS from Cheapiide,Lotlon ; and at Dr. James's late Houle in Bruton fireet; in bozos, price 46.41 each, or in one large Box catitining the quantity of fix foi so- duty included,—None are genuine i.ut .• thole which have the words, F. Newbery, No. 45, Paul' el.grave,l in the Bann.... • dedicwed myieif to the Rudy, aid boa% gratified by the wee confiderable pradice in that brand' which I thought proper to (clod, I trod that I have not more mit. employed my time than thole who, in the extenfive acid of the prettifies, are oodßonally inunerfol in uncertainty, and clans dways attain that faccefs which is acquired iy coneaurating the intelledual power to one clafs of difordera dl;eares of DFBILITY are peculiariy. (Medan.; 'or they bring with them a train of coodsoitant flyrupte - ns, an 4 by ado prelaan of all vital crow, =Mena itfelf bdemes Whether they vile from the pretraler...e of El example, thedeitrac, dve habits of Idsol•biya, or the indulgences of maturity, therm quire the molt alalttons pro:efftonal Ikill; but by the Ignorance of unedemted men, the lymptams are aggravated, and the amt. intim is ddiroyad As a unvarau of the ROYAL COLLFORet I ground my predictions co regularity of eduespe; and poffAreag every privilege to prnctice I feel my(clf anitted t 3 that cutaftlaace with which shave bithato been foliberdiy honoured. In the Brit fonfations or local weakne.'s, early application wit prevent the calamity of a dtbi#tated fearne ; but where the 'refs, hem a confeiouTes of the unmaline-a of the vice wkich called his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or maitre of kis family pbyfician. and broods ova his infirmity with careful cm cenhumt, it mad be faddy:Lary for him to be affured not only of capability of treatment. but ago of the molt inviolable fancy. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is potable to prevent oats, danger or dithers ; in the molt complicated cafes It is the acquire. went of cxclitSve experience ha ale line to died a 6fc, canals. and fpecdy re-eitablidunent. I oder the advantage of this experiasce to thole of either Qs who arc a-Tidied with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptnnts of VENEREALe INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms of tame. aeration am dated on the heft interview. Patients in the country are expodad to inelofe a Bank Me, of are r•iluctied t 4 fpecify their age and manner of living. MAZITI2I BAEZ, _ . Mem.%er of the Royal College of Siirgeotts in London. 40 so, Arandel.ftreet. Strand rem Temple Ear . CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. r ONSUMPTIONS, Co onieerfally confidered as 1 .-. 4 incurable, however hereditary, Inveterate, or of lung that ing, may now be with certainty removed, and the conftitution re noted, though emaciated to fo great a degree that eziftence is Md. fttlered as nearly at an aid, is as fully and beyond a doubt cum plifitit ins letter from John Carter Mulliner, Efq. of Slit.tle!. near Ipfwieb, to Dr. SotostoN, dated Angell ap, zBoz. Ste—Gratitude impels me not only to thank you, but alfo to requeft you to make my cafe public for the benefit of others: My family have always been cor.furoptive, having loft two filters and . drothtr ; and I fbould certainly have fallen a vidlim, if your Car !nal Balm of Gilead had not raved me. I have been under altrelt LI/ the faculty of eminence near mc, particularly Dr. Hawes, of C:1 verullib, fa famous fur con:um:Five cafes Yen have my hearty concurrence to make my cafe Mown. Firding relief from a final bottle, when nothing elfe afforded me the final:elt bendit,l periz tercd till a live pound cafe completely cur.! n.... I •ir••• -M will recommend the Balm of Gilead to all I know labntatug un- der Gmilar complaints. 1 am, your obedient fervent, J. C. MULLINER. N. B. Perfons delirout of further information may be lann•'"•' in every particular by Mr. %Vooltrey kliddo.ditcl2, wich. A married I.ady, at Neweallle-under-I.yne, aped 17 year., w.r. ill upwards tit three years, having had three. I:lli:Carnage: in than ten months, and having takul a variety of afsio,,acut .• without sff Sl. Ow was co weak as to he ottcble to walk out of tla houfe for ahove two years, and reduced to a mac declaim. lat tai:" weak and latiguiVoisig condition, having becorte eacted!n; thin it body aid tisjedeel in mind. her Itufbaaid applied to Dr Solomon. of 1 ivet Ina I. for the Cordial Halm of Gilead, which tifeclualt . ; reilored her health and ltretoth in about three months. Mr. Al tattder Hunter, merchant, in Glaizow. was for a lotr time in a bat slate hClith, fc that he was uzde , 'civil:4 up Liu hi, and rAiring to the country ;Ai d even the cry air had no effeCl in teitnrin7 him to heal n. Ac length he was phrifed to make .1 trial of the C.:dial Balm of G lead, a few bo:...s* of which rellored him to health. Sold in London, by Mrs. Matthews, zB, Strand; Die , l" a".! Su-ton. Bow Church-yard; Bacon, co, Otford.itreet : 76, Ozford Bract, 01,084 , the Pantheon; Fatler, L" • Barclay and Son, Fleet-market; Shaw and Edwards. /6 • Clinrch-yard : Howard and Evans. 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