Star. — London, England, 1801-12-25 00:00:00

DUBLI4\', DEC. 17. Two eaufes of a fingular nature, have been tried at Limerick lately in the Confiftorial Conic, before the Rev. Jona HOARE, Vicar General of that Dine& : The tanks were nearly Radler. The libel in each cafe was againft there Felons for perjury, in an ecclefiaflical carafe, oil for canting a marriage to be folemnized knowing that the firil hufband was living. The parties were the' woman whole firfl hufband is alive, the worrian!s, father who gave her away each tithe in rnat riage, knowing her firfl hufband to be living • aud . 02e nerfon who got married to her, and.wh , o knew of this canonical impediment. In each cafe die licence was taken out in the maiden name cif the woman, that lets furpicion might be excited, and the 94t11 adminitlered to the parties and taken by them was, that at the time of granting the licence, there was no pre.contrat, pee.engagmenl . , or any legal ;mpedintent whatfoever, to their knOwledge or belief. The libel, in the &ft cafe, being fully fupport ed, and the teßimony being perfedly fatisfaelory to the Court, the parties were fcnteoced to the greater excommunication forcanfing the marriage to be folernnized under fuch circunances, and to be feparated from Inch illegal marriage ; to do, pe nance at the difcretion of the Court for the perjury, and to pay fuch coils as. Would be decreed. While the parties remain wader the fentence of excommunication, they are not capa,ble of fuing at law for any debt; their oath cannot be admitted in any Court of jullice; they cannot make a Will; and if they remain under fentence for 4o days, on an application to :he King in Chancery, a writ is ifrued to the Sheriffs to commit the offendets to ' the common gaol, till fatisfadition be Made to the Ecclefiallical Power, and all coils be paid. The fecond caufe is Rill before the tl,"..ourt. We beg leave to call the public attention to the Medicine advertifed in the front page, under the name of the Black Drop, which will b e found par ticularly ferviceable in Nervous and Sparmodic Affeetions, Pains in the Head and Stomach, De preffion of Mind, Goat, Rheurnatifm,.(efpecially when affecting the Teeth and Gum!, Coughs, Afihmas, and the various compleints producing Pain and Want of Sleep.—'Tii one of the 'belt re medies for the Complaint in the Bowels, fb pre valent throughout the Kingdom. Yelierday morning was taken into euflody by the officers of Bow-Areet, on a charge of houfe breaking, Leonard White and Llppia Willie. In the apartments of the latter, in a ty-la-bonne, were found a quantity of picklock keys, ironcrows, and implements for bottfe-breaking. The following accidents have happened io the yarn of Old Monkland, in the poetic of the le,I) four weeks :—Three perlons have beeri in coal-pits, three have been drowned in the canal, and two killed while they were eliggiocironftone. Tuefday afternoon, a glazier, .cleaning a gen tleman's two pair of (lairs window, in )3road-Rreet, behind the Royal Each:lnge, fell upon the iron railings, when tome of the (pikes ,entered his groin. He was taken to the hofpited without hopes of recovery. A few nights finer, Mr. Blanchard, of Norwood, was robbed of what money he had about him, by three footpads, on Herne-hill, Lambeth, one of whom he knocked down, but being oyerpowered by the other two, they (thinking that he had Come knowledge of them) drew a knife, and propofed cutting his throat. Their intentions, however, were fruftrated, by a man on horfeback coming up at the time, when the villains made a precipi tate retreat. A few nights Gnce, the hoar of Mr. W. Mor ten, in Ameribam, Buckinghandhire, was broke open, and robbed of black and white lace, to the amount of Boa two bags of calls to a coufiticreble amount, and feveral bank notes. A few nights ago, a melancholy eve* occurred at a foundety upon the Tyne. The atbes and re fufe of the foundery had been heaped up again(l the end of the dwelling-houfe of a workman, which was flowed near the works. Through a crevice in the wall, which had not been obferved, a vapour infinuated itfelf, which deteriorated the air of the houfe fo much, that it became unfit for refpira• tion, and the family, four or five in number, were apparently fuffocated. They all, however, recd. vered, except one. The workman to whom the houfe belongs had left it about twelve o'clock at night, to go to his work, and, providentially-, had OCCA lion to return to the houfe about three o'clock in the morning, when, after breaking open the door, lie found his family in the sate ahoce dcfcribed.. This accidental return fared the furvieCtii. Lira BOAT.—On Monday, the td Wilmot a nsoa tremendous florin from the eallward, accompanied with a torrent of rain, was experknecd at Scar borough. In. the midft of the Mare, the A arera , of Neweaftle, npproaehire, the harbour, was da ven Aare to the Southward, and belag in the moft imminent danger, the ife.loat wai insinedi- atcly launched to her a-r.lanec. The placs where the veffel lay was expore.f to :Le whole force of the waves ragieg Item the open ocean, and the was furronnded with brahen water, which defiled over !ler 'leeks with ttreat violence. On this peri lous ocettion the life-boat proceeded through the breach of tic foaming fr.: ar.d from her cut:t ient conftrii!lion, mounted on the fulawit of the wave., without fh;neing any water, esceptiag a little from the daP i ong coral.. On going tolhc lee-quarter of the reek!, the teed was enuaagered by the main-boom, wheel, hail brown louse, and war. driven abeet with g'reat totem ; this circurn fiance obliged them to en alon!;:idc, where they took out four of tl.e crew ; but Cie waves which broke over the , leek; having needy filled the boat with water, the . o.rttmen were ireluced to put off fer a moment, wit-n teeing Are buys (the re mainder of the cite.) clineenj to the rigging, end to danger of pea tory i...iatufy returned :ell took them Otte the is end brought the 1,4 c to the lions: 4: safety. ty the meat.: ef the boat, and the ezertivi,- of tlef boatmen, feces ...et and hoes :yes e ;Le. la.. :3 t 1 niCS3II3 and • ::—r ernir.ti 7, Jr. drat liter iti&tle sent tn. - Lion taco!. ei GZATILIL .1112. Of iiII e e 01111.111"EiSSN03 Mid lihrzsm.s from De:el:kr 9 zSco, rq Deeemher 25.189..hceorellps to the Report nial4 : to the : J(oes semft rheellent hiejefty, by the CuefeANy oi PAIIP CLhhactof Lomos,_ EttfilE , 3, St. Alban in Wood-Brett 9 St. Margaret in 7.1... v! Flfh- Alhallows Barking - i 7 &set - - S Alhallowa in Broad-Area 5 St. Margaret-Pa:tens 4 Alindlows the Great 9 St. Martin Ironmonger./ane 4 Alhallows in Honey-lane o St, Martin within Ludgate t 1 Allullows the Lets 4 St. Martin - Orgars • - so Alhellors In Lonshard.ftr. 3 ' Pt. Martin Outwieh S ZtalowalifalOhlg - 9 St. Martin Vintrey 23 tra,on.loadon Walla' St. Mary Abchurch 4 St..Alpitage 901 - Slon_Cul- . ft, Mary Aldirmanbury it lege - - 13 St. Mary Aldennary i t St. Andrew Hubbard S St. Mary le Bow!, in Cheap- St, Andrew Underibaft 14 ilde - - 8 St. Apilteor by the Ward- St. Mary Bot/saw at Dow , Vibe - ' - 25 . , tart • - 3 St. Ann within Aiderfgate 1s St. Mary Cola/torch .2 St. Ann in Blackfriars 51 • St. Mary 1•1111, near Bane. St. Anthony, vulgarly An. gate - - 25 tholin - a St. MargMagdalca, in Milk- St.ASiglipsYttltdelr Alain 3 Rivet tc. Bartholomew by .Es- St. Mary Magdalen, Old change S Fifh.itreet - 25 St. Benedict vulgarly Ben- St. Mary Monnthaw 16 act SA* 9 St. Mary Stelerfet 16 St. Bennet Orueeliurch 6 St. Mary Staining • 4 St. Bennet ct Paurs Wharf 3s Stailary Woolohureh - o 9t.-Bennet Sherehng s St, Mary Woolnoth 13 St. Botolph at Bilhngfgate z St. Mary, In Friday-Rent 5 Chrift Church-Parnb 63 St. Michael Baffiglaw 3 St.•Chrlttopher't Pargh o St. Michael, in Cornbill 15 St. Cleinent near Eatteheap t x St Michael, in Crooked- St. Diell3 Baeltehureli 14 hire - - 19 St. Donflan in the Ettit 46 Sr. Michael, at Qtreenhithe 36 St. Edmund the King 6 St. Michael Le (ern 3 St. PAW:lbw:At'. Pariet .12 §tt telitharl itflai - 1 St. Faith nder St. Paula at St. ' ot, in Wood4treet S St. Gabriel In Fenchureb. St. drlyl, in Bridge-greet 5 One 3 St. flared, iit the Poultry 9 St. °wave in Botolph-lane 3 St. ,Oiab Aoons - i St. Gregory. hy of Paula 28 St: Nicholas Coltahhy ? St. lieka neat SMopfgate 16 St. Nicholas Olave - 4 St. ames in Duke's Place 5 St. Olive, in flat-Rivet 18 1 St. otos at Garlicibithe 20 St. Olave, in the Old Jewry 5 St. ohs Bapolft by Dow- St. Olave, in Silver-ftrtet i 9 gate - . - 6 St. Pancras, in Pancras-Line o St. John the Evangclift 1 St. Peter, in Chteapf. de 3 St. Jolan Zachary - 6 St. Peter, in COrnbill 16 St. Katbarine Coleman 15 St. Peter,renr PaursWharf it St. Katharine Civeelturea 24 St. Peter le Poor, to Brt.ad. Bt. Laurence Jewry 14 , Brest 9 St. Lalnane P.uptaey 8 St.Stepben, in Cotertian-111%3x St. Leonard in Faftchcap 4 St. Stee'en, in Walbrook ao St. Leonard in ridtrz-hoe 4 St. S, alien, at London - • - . St. Magnus by London Stone - - 13 Bridge 7 St. Thomas the ApoMe 3 St. Margaret in Lotltbury 10 Triulty Parifis -. 3 St. Margaret !stoles - .3 St. Veda% alai Softer 9 Cluilteopi in thep Pada:es with4x the Walls 10 73 — Buried 210. St. Andrew, in Holbert 773 St. Dunftan in the Weft 124 . St. Bartholomew the Great 53 St. Georges. in Southwark 479 S t.••Ba nboloiscw the Lets to St. Gilea, by Cripplegatc 230 St. Botalph by Alderfgate 130 St. John, in Southwark 295 St. Botolph by Aldine axs St. Olaye, in Southwark 32x St.Botolph without Bifhopf- St. Saviour, in South gate - - 290 oath - - 585 Beidwell:Prainet 000 St. Sepokhre's Parfet 274 :St. Briel i get, vulgarly St. St. Thomas in Southwark 136 Brides - - ao6 Trinity in the Minories 17 Chrifteleed In the 1 9 Parifhes without the Walls 4266.... Buried 41.12. St. Ato4lo Middlefet art St. Katherine; near the Chrift Church, in Surrey 263 ToWer - - 83 ozoirsit Chufelleic hfiekelkc- St. Leonard, in Shore - ... 442 dada - - 663 1 8 ttegottlokt..8te8 11 9+9 491 St. Luke, in Middlcfa 341 , St. Geor.r 6 e in B!oomlbury 163 St. Mary, at lilington 212 St. Gearge , in Middiefez 338 St. -Mary, at Lutthellt 706 St. Gorge, in fibaser St. Mary Magdalen, Ber ms mosaic, - so 3 St %des' in the F - kids IsS St. Mary, at Newington 336 St. Jame, at Clerken- St. Mary, at Rothrrhithe 315 well - - - - 436 St. Mary, at Whitechapti 809 St. ohn, at Clerkenwcll 288 St. Mattkow, at Betko.,l St. ohm, at Haeltney 11137 Groan - - 435 St. ohn, at Wapping 89 St. Paul, at Sliaalwall 329 i ehriftened in the 23 Out-Parr/ea in Middle ea and Surrey 8 37,3-4 11 ried 8977. St. All 9 in Woaminfter 673 St. Margaret in Wet & 4:itewsent Danes - 337 !stinger - - 751 St.Gooqie.by Planoverafq. 713 St. Martin in the Fields 795 St. In Weitosinita la Lo It. Mary Le Strand - 83 lust wa St. John Evangelift In ,i The Pteciodof the Savoy 170 eftroinfta - 337 St. Paul In Covent Gordan 148 Chriftened in the to Parities in the City and I,,lbenks of Weft :Water 4102- , Butied 5119. 'ME DISEASES AND CAM tAI.TIES OF THIS YEAR. Abortive and Stlllbont 407 L.urtark:k - - 147 Abfois - 1 . 4 1 . 11 . 401(a . - - 136 4.ged - - - 264 ,l i dif:tgriego - - t Ague - - - 4 Mord&eating% - - 223 =y and Suddenly 138 Palpitation of the titan I and Plititifia - 431 Pali - ' 79 Bedridden - - 2 Piessify . - Is Bleeding - . - 14 9 l(1 - - i But and 4gpturn • Si lidienl44 ll 62 - - S tSl a tNei r t Pon .. : s li rinaTi Poe - - 14641 ebitithed . - no Sept Throat • - 4 folds - . 6 lifts and Wean - 6 C4iic, Drips. illtd Twit. Ego6n • - • 4 ins of the Guts ' - $ gto r pa g e in do Stom.uh 6 Cutiuniption - - 4695 forfeit - - r Conrulticas - -593 t &welting - • 3 CoS, soi Happiai Toedt - 331 Conk - . 423 That& - I all ef lll n, • . I Vosnit'ng 4nd :,nofulefs 3 Croup - - 14 Wont - . 9 net* . - i Prrken LintUs . t fAbetts - - _ .1 Bruirrtl - • 4 ..- - S6s Bina Eatr - 7 oloy Uct • - I earakcd - • i Fvil - . - 7 Drowned l'ever of all Mae • :re 11 , elGve Driaing - liada • • - I Vuauteta ii . iiing • - - JO F *sad Devi - - 9 Iktreb Pao4 . - 2 4 ,I-rgLured - - 3 Gaeta - - - E 4 IS Jed by Fans and fcychl Gravel. Stone, wart S•r4:2 • other Acelksits • s 9 F oil . t o Killed tb,..akives - 3a (}titi - _ • -- - 6P A TUT !id s - 4 tI-•_.— r.olaloulectios, Her Pennell - - , 3 bi n.. t.e cloool,,WAirt 72 ft•alilotl • - 5 in ite Wad - Etarve4 - ' 3 ;attaches - - 79 I alfeclaa ' - I Wit I.4acked • - 4 lallasmation - - :31 Total 269 LlVErfrfrien " 4 cpewrrnen. DVIIII2O. t 14 enales 1411 94 1 In .11 t 7,4t4 / . 14.1 1 946 1 la 0311 9.3. • 4 434 Am lel 9- 3 Wheat.' are 41,01 t-.. • Vpdcr Tao Y f.Art at alfty and Sitar - 3137 Age • - 1.191 hiaty and Seventy . Las &du ecn two .nd Ilya : Vii Scvcnty and Eighty - 3041 Viva and Tea - 34 ; risky and Ninety • 431 Ten and Twisty - 63 Ninety nod a Handred 64 'l4 any and 'I I.iny - I 411 A Minder' - - it ' 111 .3.) - and Fort/ - 3914 A I lundre4 and Oat - 3 Foat; and frtc -. :1:4 A Hundred and Two - a Dea:akd in the burial* this if•Ar 3694. • Thar bar- betasExccutcal In I•tadiadca mad &am, 33; 91 w/paqii Munk: 0 i Nay )We bug terrrniqi iwilinjoi; (aa foe i) irkhla :be &A ef Mg g Aity. FOR CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISMS, BRUISES, &c. Dr. STEERS'. OtODELDOC. THIS Medicine has been long acknowledge! to be futteriur to every Preparation of the Kivd in the Cure of Bruifes, Sprains, Rheumatlfms Cramps, Numhnefs and Sdffnefs of the Joints, and other metertsal.Corerlaint., as well as in f raming a proper Circakttion to the Limbs wi.en in a Paralytic State. It is alb partkubrly fervireable for (;hilhiains; but in this Complaint it thould be diffolved, and applied warns. On the Outhde of each Bottle of the OeMilne Opodeldne is ;rifted a Stamp, in which are engraved there words-0 F. Newsy NV, N 0.45. St. Paul's." All others arc coonterfrat. Sold only by F. Ns w sae v.at the lA'archook for Dr. James's Powder, No. es, in St. Paul's Church-yea, a few doom from the corner of Cbcaplde, London; and, by his appointment, by Mars. Jeboult and Co. No. tio, and J. Pidding, No. 76, Oxf,ird-ftvect ; J. Wade, Old Bood.ftreat ; Bayley and Co. eachrlair - P- - Ixt ; Godfrey and Cooke, Souliatamtan-Brut; J.Ward, Holborn; T.Tatt, Royal Exchange; and W. Clarke, Borough, High-Bract. Price us. 6d. par bot tle, Mending the Stamp. or Six for 13a 6d. N. B. As the Opodeldoc for Exportation is arempted from the stamps, and therefore deprived ci that mark of amino*. city, and &great quantities of counterfdts axe Cent out of the kiagdom ; all pertain abroad, to prevent fuck impontionx, are deGred to be particular in ordering their Spots to procure this Manioc frogs Mr. Nesrbery's. WHEN ProfelEonal Men of education and re deviate from the general fifer by the Pe laden tr a=ar Bennet, the Bindles of Meg condoned fueeefs Is the heft criterion of fur:Harley. Eight years bare I dewed my malice to the arcluilve treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the foeccfsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardout to orpofe as far as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt Import. ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation Into every branch as en Army Surgeon, I formed a with m au early perical of Prlaif.o to rdcuc individu als from the Ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally don gerous precipitancy of general Pradtitloners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the coreof which I have de voted sty attendee, comprise every <pales of VENEREAL INFECIION, whether of a must or long dumdon.--adly. AM kinds of DEBILITY, whether 'riling from the habits et Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, an.l Wily that de rangement of eke fyillern in Women which is called BARREN NESS or sTaßt.t.rry. . . . Numerous ilikafts ate the refer of Ignorance or hail.: In the treatment of a funple Gonorrhea, and it not unfr.loefoly hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indiferetion of an tunas/dad hour. By a fuperiur method fuel complaints are eahly cured, and even where others have failed, I trait that I may tannic to oiler a radical re.eftablithenent. Few, however, :re the cafes of complicated Mitre(' In thl* Warder onaspared with the calamitous halation of Men, whc from indulgence ins SOLITA Rl* VICE, or the prevalent Gale na of a fallaionsbk Life, acquire that !late of Debility wind is the unavoidable confequence of loch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fuffcrer broods over his mlfcrvyy, but care, fay conceals his tuisfortuus, it ay be Coma eooklatfon for btntt to know, that although it be an objed of doubt or linter. obity with ther Praditioners, the removal of theft DEFI. CIENDIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation Is the acquire matt of my experience. If the rites of Ilacchuapr Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be peeventad by an early counterattion of this languid flat; and in theft cafes no great diEscultics will occur. But whore this Deficiency has for years canted, a prow Pet deverance is indifpenlibly rap& e to revive the flumbring fpai of Life, and to ft-animate the Conititution. MAitKIED WOMEN, who have long been difappolntre in their expedition of a Family, mar be alcorcil, that in Ina inflames Each (ideas are curable by Medical till The SECRECY whi.h ie fo effential to my umkrtaking, and the Qualifications whit* I hare perfume.: to Nate, form the Bah al my Pretended's, aad In enincidtmce wit► Iwls &Wised mation is liven, that Mr may be confutes.' pima? (or by letters inclados a faun note) at WI houle„ No. ast, Arun ad-Erect, Strand, sear Temple-Bar. There is we additional entrance In eater-linet adjohlris aM Ihs maw is on both the doors. K 81Nctat&ct of the Royal Colicgo_ot Burger Pff•PIItSLA N'T siIfVP.S, Wiinfe fittreiss rertin-r a tettrer _r-• to M R. WATSD,I, Sufgeou, and . egrets to Ac-snlnsll ito Laic: in cu airy :1,1 atiort, with Apartroutts to lye-{a, On tA:rn; • curl:Ranee§ and Ihnaticti in life • their infants ;Nit , At int and runtely taken care ; and as llainwiity offer his alliitause to alleviate she bermes of ,As z , sattcy,la flatten hinsfalf Ladies will tad on the greateit attention, and ntoft prtfour.d increcy. I..etters (pisft raid) to Mr. Watfbn, Strgekm 3::d*Mae-Mie. wife. or to Mrs. Watl nt, Midwife, No. r 9, Surry-Oda of - illacifriairsobrldge, will meet et antch y Acted Attention. Where may be.liad. The PILL BENEDICTA,at tl. ts.ptr bo;.a certain and effectual Remedy to minor,: ..1! tient and irregularities, and an egedleut Medietne sitalise Lylogs Is. :.•~ HY HIS DiRIJESTY's ROYAL 1119•E114 Dr. BRODU/We NV/MOUS CORDIAL and lfu JAVICAL _ u .SYRUP. _ - - ---- • I T •ef h tu a rp s riz i° 4 ll , -g w b :y e D n r a . 11 414 R n ie D i um i° ft n .m a id t be viel neat. l !re s I r n al 2 tte l top r 3 Medical Man, than fount ofour brit Phyliciaci, rider and eminence has never been dontucal : Mt; rth,nr., h a , rang tussled all ranks of people; but *lieu we weigh-and con fider the mac in a deliberate manner, the (uprise teaks, ml the eataradt is taken front the eye. For initance, bow nac t ,_ out are the &orders the human frame is fuhictt to, and Wald; afire, rattly front the Patienti imprudence; theft complaints tke Patient is dimmed to untold to his own family Phyfician, either feartol ft may try fount anforekcn accident become public, Aar does not like to confefs his weakncfs to the Phyficlau he is in timate with; and in which cafe the female in parieular ;gnu falls a facritice, rather than divulge the ( cult o f their gulit; and -without knowing the origin of ;he Warder it is irnyollihie for any Phyllelan to preferibe with fueceli ; their. then.are th e withC it. t o their eIY 91 Lto Dr. Brod u m, tor they iters, and Pate t h e i r safe hi Pti e en ow ts y w t h o o a can gn initials without any referee whatever. The Dodtor fends them elite a - prefeription or medicine (as the cafe may require) wks oot ever knowing the perfon who has made application to him, mg the mitten retie for aura keret, as it Is out of the power ale Maar to make a eUtcovery this is the aoly and true cage why Dr. Brodum mehopolizes the application of all `mks tt people to hiinfelf ; and particularly fo, as his charader b well eilibliiked A a fkilful Phyfielan, wheat we eisfecre fa the.gal ) - perm, the well authenticated (NMI performed by kiln, to pogrom who have labaftrod for many years nod*. Gout, Rheumatifm, Evil, Scurvy, Niov.ous, Confeunsive, Yellow Fever, Jaundice, Bilious Complaints, Sodom is tie s umr ,d, a n .; Bowels, and - Debiltiies of Both Sexes, aritii from natund or acquired Macs, In ',Articular, that; Complahns ori ginatiug from intrelporanees imp^qtr Indliklrezioes, s hishrlety. or meeffive Ctrief. For the removal of every End of Obitredli sa to the Syitem, there are few Medicines of civet ethlacy, and in Coinplalnts of the fiber, many can teftifY, who have seitr.effeig its beneficial dredts, even after the forwattion of sehirrout Stffi- Ranee—The Yellnw. Fever, and thofe fatal Difeafes that onjt. nave in the baneftil A. mayhem: in but Climates. The BOTANICAL SYRUP ast4I4EkVOUS COiDTAI., to be had at theiDodtor's Hook, No. 9, Allston.fts e g t , fr u* doors from the LeverianMukuut, Shield:fan Bridge, in Bet ties at 225. its. 6d. and sa.5 a. 6.1. Alfa, at Golding's, No. ei. Coruhill • and at Cocktril.:, Strand, London. In Bath, Cromwell, Br!11.11, Sheppard, Brighton, Dona!tilos and Co. Birettn;harn, Swinney, Bc.ifard, Smith, Blandtrd, !Simmons, Bury St. Umlaut's, &Wyatt, Iklarm 4 e Cheft..mbam, Cantbet)ge, Gee, Came:l)ll4, Brtitow, Castile, Joint, Chatham, ktheltteren, CbJ Me g 7 en d C a Chcfter, Pala 2 nd Saar Chlehuitcr, Phiiiiprom Spihtuary and Co. Durham, Headarfam. beat, Rofc. Dover, Neaks, Ctlafgow, Battu, Hull, Mr. Peck, ?lintel'. klatubro', Mr. Itentnauti F.ngllll, Bookletler. Il✓.wkb, Mltidltatftli, Me of Wight, Albin, . Irwine, l'Oung, Low., lilmw mad CNN I .you, GAlrs. lAccltcr, Lewes, Elliott, Idanchdl.e, Lynth, Margie, Silva. • Newburi, Ns-we:Lille. Walkers Northampton Dicey sad e, Notting..arn. aLd /441/PWatil, titevenfou asslOk Orford, limes. klyniuut 6, Ncttleton, Devizes, Broughter, Pcirtiniouth, Belem, Der?, Drewry, Reading, Sm.art, aul Oa Edinburgh. Rater, tbaderlaud. Way, ..-- Metirs. Fitdbar.d, Shreedbury, Etitiovret, —....... Mears. David( & Southampton, 8.41:Lz. Tide?, and Co. SaMbury, Coltir,, .........—..... Mr. It. Scott, drug. Pre.lon, %dem, _ _ • - • • Oirdvrin • corded. Talky, 141r..1.Eorry.I.Carri. Awl by matt Blokfcllets and littoditint-Itszdon: is du ant kingdoms. It will be neeefrary the DoEtor Amid fee Ikea rati.un u art adfiari 104 Manch or Loh of MOIL or fend their Lldrs. Layer or Pored. to Oat Dodo, 'Pelt or earria(e F.:,1), with kis %dual l'on•r-The Medicines may he l,ri .; 1 • • VENEREAL IIaINDNEsx, To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, No. 9, him.* Pa idge-arats °CAI He; London. IT is with the Mall heartfelt fatisfaniiin that I ad drefl you on the incomparable excellence of yi 4 oui iesalea'sle Metitchio—Lea ts's Pitture Pltet^ln the .fytitig of thht year I hail the misfonenc to contra It a Venestul Coniginet, mtended with the molt alarnilk; and dangerous fyinptues, le afnitsch,that I have been confined to my room ice a wholeweak together, and net able to It'r out of it ; I had nor. it eight nor day, and fufi'kred the tend exermiring pin and Sermon, sal what was (till worfe, my Eyes grew wink and. Re, fo that I man farce difoern any obits% if ever fis dote r... 1 and ct pec nothing his than the total lots arm y fight ii—Prom a at" healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere Bedew. and an object of pity ad compadien,—My :eked% hal aliwiem me lover, and thought my recovery Impaflible. to this drxdrat note, and expecting every minute to be my ladt In this w I was fortunately recommended by a neighbiar to try rue Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no purple, sod been at an enormous expence, it was Pure dr& harore I could be prevailed on to take them; at left I font fie ha hexes, before I had taken them all, I found comidertible benefit; sty pains gradually diereafed,and my eye-fight grime better, mite the great (urprise and &Rada/mint of my friends, aftertile ng three home more), my health and ftrength was perfeeiste ftnn:d, and I am now, (thanks to my Goma and your invalziabie Medicines), as well and hearty as ever I was tr.y life. Your °Mixed humble fervent. It. L. LEIGH. High-Arco, Birmingham, November 1, tg?9. You are at full liberty to pablies :Ili in any asegr7 yes, NIB proper, for the benefit of friday at large, and wuich I Bevil lave fent gnu fooner,but was fearful of a relapfe. The abovelkiedieine is carnally reemunen4ul to All peens that arc Itt any doubt of their hdng entirely V.' oft he, V« acrealAfftetlon, particularly to theirs• about alta.ng Char cow ditlon In lit:, as will catatoly crad'eate every tart of ;het nature, of however long Banding, or however dil s -e."(cd man the appearance of other eritorilen it may he ; tor iica'a Glandular, and Cutaneous Complaints, it Is ells (remota:Ma to P be repared tak'n. a ct or -114 (01d yin Li S e rrisi Prop g' Proprietor, T . l l a gi t t f AY LOR, Member ei( the Corporation of Surgeons. L 9 D• l°3 ' ll his beef:, No. 9, New Otitige-ftleet; where Ge will give au vice, without a Fee, to perCins taking theft Pills, and • fiver, patients Litte s, U pea paid, en the flume tarns, obsess` leg in an earache molt Secrecy. at: Perron's e'm-'e; cafe having ban inditioned, bin at their own - gart i tu l a r rocs by the Proprietor, during the Collin: of erre., se-so 31 veari,t i l t be has bed the minded of an retentive felt • • the above' eine, wad the praitioe ening therefrom. They arc alto fold by his appointment, s tn.t Peci l s" .3 Na 33, St. Alban's-It/at, Pall-Mali; Mr.. 01....crW .4 :0 limp, No. tot, Orford-ftrce_ Mr. Stceri, To ; Sar. hie Untoe-row ,little Tower-Fell; and by or k P.; at cy - sonfiilerable town In Begkand, in Bales of • ody fealal up with full and plain Direct ism- LONDON: Priated for the Prroptictors. I 101447 DA NS! (of Carnally -Arta) at the Stat Pura; Carry-ftrect ; and pliblithed by LEVl'''. Wm l ;; terbirry-ptert, Lambert), it NO. r. Cart . bane:. - SrAr-Orver. Temple-Eat; C fi sin Gatlin)/ PR the Spiro' are requct44 tt a:d'vorr • •' -tivertis. :At Lire:, on the nth intt. Mrs. Cl.aree, of madam On flunday mot elogJlie lady 43 - Thonur 8,111 Ely. of Man am!, of a Cl.l-horn thaa. In London, the lady of J. T. raw, Erg. of Duld:a, Elarrifler at Law, tlt a fon. loWnharo-ttrect,Dublin, the lady of Dr. Bbke,of a daughter. 'At-WDED. 'fetidly at act:tent Danes, Samuel Cesayu, a the lOW, Temple, 1(g. Earriller at Law,. to Mit. Mary Ann Vld3en, third daughter of Mrs. Patience Vidgeu. of /Serkehiy-greet , Portinan-fquue, relict of the late John Vidgen;Efq. On the f 7th Intl at Hull, Mr. O. Coullon, merchant, to Miff .ICtr, daughter of the Tate Fdruund Ker,lfq. of that Voce. An Thuti•bY Cenlnitht , at Wdt Reiford, John 11...wf0n, Efq of She6U4l, s. Mils Malan, doughter of the Rev. Ldward Ma (on, of the fernier place. OVTuefday the Bth Inn. at Tiaridfvrotth,by the Rev. T. Lane, RlchardKongrevi,Eig.of Ifeoyd Park; Nntffiiar to Mitered, eideft daughter of.Goarge Birch, Mgt of lisunleatlshril, Stat furdeire. At Charleton,the tth init. David Cilleiple,o()Cirlitown, Erg. to Mils CLimcgic, Odell daughter of the late George Carnegie, Of Pittarrow At Pointy, on Monday iennight, Mr. James etahanto, anerchatu., to Mile Anabele Orf.dasighter ottka UT° alt. join 01r, PagicY• On Monday lift, at Squats's Church, J. T.P. Bitter:orib Trevaniar, Efq. of Calhals in Cornwall, to Milt Charlotte Ho rn. of Portland-Owe. On Sabuday left, at °orient, Mr. Merge Blakey if Bithopfgatc-ftrect, to Mifs Walter, daughter of the Rev. Phil lip Walter, reiftor of CrayforeL DIED. At ler houfe, China Terrace, Lambeth, t few days force, at an advanced age, Mn. Elizabeth Whytdl, a maiden Lady, At Limerkk, John White, late of Liforren, gr a At Limerick, Mira Helena Seanlan,youngeft daughter of the late Michael Scanlan, of Ballinaba, Efq. Mr. George H. Willis, fon to Andrew Wales, of Newtown, county": Clare, Efq. At Olafgow, the 13th Init. Mitt Ifahella Miller, fecund daughter of the late Mr. Wm. Miller, merchant, Clafgow. On W.ednefdaylaft, in Bilhoptgatc.ftreet, Mr. Samuel Jeitrk es; formerly of Fllls.itteet HilL On the 13th init. after a sort ands, Mr. Charles Ryder, of Collyhurft, near Manchefter. On the lath inft. Mrs. Cram, wife of Captain Ralph Cram, of Low Friars•ftreet, Neweaftle. Same day, at Waffand, gear Honks, Mrs. Conitabk, fitter to Marmaduke Conitable, Efq. of the former place. Same day, at Melton, on his return from Scarborough, Tho mas Swan, Efq. of Gainthorough, banker. At Wyton, in Holdernefs, on the 17th intl. aged 48, Mra Mary Brantley, mild of the etc Thorns& Brantley, Ylq: of that plate. On the 16th tenant, at Catften, Wilts., the Rev. Thomas Heath, A. M. Rotor of that parilh, and Vicar of Hillmartun, In the fame County. On Saturday UR, aged st years, Mr. Matt. Armikteng, of Upper Thames-itrect, hopancrehant. • On Monday night, Mrs. Staples, wife of Samuel Staples, Efq. of Harnmerfrnith. On the ',nth init. Mrs. Frances Cotton, fursising daughter of the late Sir John Cotton, of litreuon, in the County ot Led ford, Baronet. At Camberwell, in the Both year of his age, Mr. Earle, fors mealy of Bermonsiky-ftreet, woollen-draper and tailor, grand father to the celebrated Mifs Robertion, now a prifuncr in Fleet. On the 26th ult. David Rots, Efq. cf Kind.:ce, Captain in the late j3d regiment. At Calcutta, upon the 28th of April felt, homas Hakett, Efq. ytungeft fon of the late Sir John I talk ea, of Pelrranc, Bart. At the Mange of Mary Cutter, on Monday fenulebt, the Rev. Dr. John Gletmie, minifter there, in the Sad year of his age, and 52d of Isis mini try. At Hull, on tlic 9tb inll. aged 78, Mrs. Philils Hammond. N I fid Cm PIUI 4. Rad d 6 its ido foil ads • P *De in