Star. — London, England, 1802-12-10 00:00:00

. THEATRICALS. Pping tolhe length and importance of the Par-1 Ilamentary Debates, we were prevented,-in our Pa rr of yefterday, frond paYinF that attention to the DILLITTANTI THRAttlr which the metits and TIP fpettability of the different eerforrners fo eminently deferve. The attraaions on Wednefday evening were the Trag e dy of Welk, and the Farce of The Apprentice. The principil parts in the Tragedy were thus dilbibuted Othello. • lallth • captain CM/Lit/2.N Captain Huts, Defdemona, MW Noiroar. The jealous Moor was moll ably reprefented by Captain Calms-ma, who very feientifically dif 'crittinited between the violent ebullitiOns of tur bulent rage,and the agonizing emotions of internal mifery. He at firft received .the infinnatruns of Lego, to the prejudice - of his wife's honour, *with that refentment and difdain truly charitterillic of the unfurpicious confidence of a noble mindi but when the fubtle poifon worked, when he flit con-, vinced that Crthio " had tatted her Tweet body," the vehement expreftion of indignant patllon was delivered with a burft of fary, at once natural and affecting. Captain Htcxs; in the revengeful and cunning lago, was more at home than in the niin ble footed Prince of Wake; be conceived the cha ratter Moll accurately, and the text was delivered as became a Gentleman and a Scholar. Mlfs NotTON'sDideresan wis delicate, and unaffeitedly interefting. MURPHY'S pleafant Parce of The effrproatke fol lowed, in which' the ffige-(truck foia was per formed by Captain. CAULPIRLD, who gained as many laurels by the Pock of ifiarea *Ole had ob tained by the bulkin of/oft/pewter. Capt. BRIAN; a Gentleman of acknowledged conririality, pert , • aced Wawa* with eccentricity and limour. Gar gle fell to the lot of CUNITT valo acquitted bimfelf very commendably. In the Scene of the Spouting Club, Mr. ANGELO perfonated the Scotchman, who, to quote 31906 Daggerevood, is a Country Candidate for a LondoU truncheoa. After the Burlefqoe on Msckth's Dagger Soliloquy, Mr. ANORLo happily introduced an extempore in the Scotch dialect ; purpeetinia that as he had come very' expenfively by fat Fite Scotland, :be' intend ed to apply to Joe's . &sign et, the little Manager o' Drury, for an 1 enikeiment, and, if he denied. his, and he could get naething better, he wnu'd Tyne enlift under the banners o' the Pic Nice." This was received with barb of applaufe; and though Mr. Alaimo be acknowledged an unri valled Falter, we think hi'liever acquitted himfelf more fuccefsfully in hittiat tie arch! The room was thronged with beauty, rank, and falhion,.who retired happily pleated with the rationality and ele gance of the evening's amtifement. Wa sruse rm. Scnooz..---On Tbeiaay eitening, according to ancient cations 44 annual reprefenta tion of a Play of Titeact tat place in the Dor mitory of St. Peter's College,. The Pl 4 this year is the Anna, and the Dramatis Rorfecerwere call as follow : • ; - Mr. Law_ i , Byrrlds, Mr. Misses., Sella,• --- , 1.. Yummy, Leibit, Dian, ....s...I.OIIOLENDS, Chromes, —.Bum, 11=5u e) ......-.CII AM BE 1111,' • Crite, __P. VERNON', +O. VIERNON, MONKS BRIE ROAM enselles. —naryys. The exhibition of this year does infinite credit tab the young Gentlemen as well as to the Matters, who have recently fact:ceded to the government of the School. Amonga the company we obferred, Lord Hairy Petty, I ord Olenhervie,the 13ithop oat. Afaph, the Lord Chief Dams, the Speaker at the Honk of Commons, abd the Dean of Weenainfter; Sirs John Wrottelley, Charles Morgan, Macy IWO, and Watkin Wynne; Meeks. Girt& Sore, C. W. Writs; H. Legge, 0. Markham, C. H. Apr, Ilotthoafe, Ertkl .e Phelps, Richard - on, Taunton % H. Brown, Olinda Markham: Rev. R. Mares, S. Smith, E. Legge, John kdand, James Hook, ke. uses Wednefday night the Comedy of The Bub Body was performed at Drury-lane 'Theatre, in which Mrs. joNDAN appeared, for the firft time, in Mi randa, a charafter well calculated to difplay to advantage the peculiar excellence of her talents, diftingughed as her manner is by irchnefs and blayfalnefs.—aaa MIST/I ' S 401101 had more the link of a footman than the vivacity of a gentle man. Refpetting the merits of the tell it, is un necetfary to make any particular' remarks. Mrs. Port performed Bevidexa, for the firft time, Taft night, at the above Theatre, and was warmly applauded. In the laft fcene the was fainted with three diftinift peals of applaufe. FAwCITT was taken ill on Thorfday night, and BLANC Hallo performed Doeor Panglofi at a short notice with greatfoccefs atCovent-GardenTheatre. A whinifical eselarrifnext occurred at the laft performance of Henry she Fourth at the Tottenham. ftreet Rooms. Faljlaf did not omit tht exclazna-, tion to Mrs. Qyighly—" Why this place will dege nerate into a downright b, --y hence 1 1 '- 1 he Ladies held up their Tans, • and the forshered Mier at laft burl into a &di laugh. The Earl of Coss wrier is arrived at his honfe in Piccadilly, ai much recovered from hisliitn revere indifpolitinn as can be expelled at his advanced period of life. The Gentleman who was taken out of the Wet bock, at Poplar, fufpeited of having been robbe4 and murdered, was named Joux Oott.vis, about so. He had in his pocket, when he left home, i draft on n banker, twenty' guineas in gold, a gold watch and huh. When he was taken out of the Dock his bands were tied behind him. A curious circumstance occurred in the gauging of a calk taken front on board the Speedy (South Whaler), from Botany Bay, on the Cutiomboufe Q_uay. The Excifeman, as is ufual, stinting to' , areertain the contents, put the inftrument in, and finding Come obitruition, determined to open the cafir, when, to his great furprife, he found a head of oce of the natives of Port Pelf= for which five guincas reward had been adverti fed, the de mai. ed teing . one z of the mall steterate and atro. r ; l4 413fttYpP,' ate. t. • • I Neva 'was - the public mind MOM agitated, was greater intereft ever made to five the . .of any criminal, than foi the unfoitunate BeNaos his crimes*, however, proved, upon inveftigsxfon, too many for mercy wittiest:ll; and about th .o'clock on Saturday Wait - unhappy - man launched intplgoistss o ty aedte front of the New Fri ;ftin.• The mild wile inuttenlitin' the (trees, and ,thi istalitiniettlite within; Minded by a number the flift.ebarailesi is Wand. The prifoner was at b r the Rev. Dr. 0 4 mei., and two other 'Clergymen, salaam did a man die more refignet and cOmOofed* than ; hit final farcwel tee thOlinhent hitlf drew tears from all *Feline. Hi acknOwledged•to have committsd'a number offeiv. genies, aa, what is not a little angular, was an , °Officer on guard when the two Sheers were exceed; ed during this late Rebellion, at the very place he differed.-- &Easy, on the morning bf his executiott; made a rigneft to be drawn np from the door ot the ptifon, under an idea of more immediate death'i this was, however, refufed, the fall from the grat ing being thought lefs painful ; but, lorry I am to fay, that owing to fotbe inaetentton*on'thepart of the executioner, the unfortun ate man was furpend? ed writhing in apparent torture for near ten mi nutes ; in (port, a more diftreffing fight was nevet witneffed, and the cries and execrations againft the , hangnikn were fich from the fpeaators as to beg-- gar all defcription. OLD B4tlh4lltb‘ Wednefday eleven prifoneri were tried,. fix of whom *were convided of fanny, vit. J. Bektell, for &albs a (mock frock, the property of j Wintaturn . O. Jones, for !testing a muffin gown. and a Orift the pre peat Of refill King ; J. Kelly, fOr ftaling eruct 11 watch' the property of J. , llbarp ; J. Muffins, for (leant a piece of =l' alertiperq of P. lopes P h illips ; Ann Reading, for • g ;brie quart pewter pots, the fingserty of I. Lawfon ; and J. Smith, for to ling four fowls, the property of W. Potts. And five were aeguitted,,among wham Thomas Thornton,' Efq:ledidted for wad and corrupt perjury. Mr. Goiania; in opening the cafe to the J , obferved,l thekthe defendanevraa Colonel of the Weft York iment of ..... The mecum was a man of letters, who bad been . by the Mead in arranging (..me papers, and fome Manoinoridel *defendant conceived for ' vindication of his own Anduet, in relation to for ce `tern `ten Of &agreement between himfelf and the Officers of his MP' Oman ; which &agreement arofe from the cireumftances groWing out of fix Coati Martial in four of which he wars pew bums, and two in which be was ddcndant The perjury I afledged to have been committed was, that he had (worn the preficutor, W. Martin, was indebted to him in the fan of tool. and upivards, by which Adak be arrefted add held to ea the (aid W. Martin. Mr. Owner _abferve(l. k 1 , 18 for him toe:palate 40 theleboallie-fs Oldie Awe of Thedrft tams* Midi was Mr. Biathwater; who prod the affidavit made by Colonel Thornton, by vitae of the warent wae obtained, and Mr. Martin smiled, on the aoth of June, I 8011%-(Hotothe allidavit was read.) Mr. Martin was then mad ) who defcribed himfelf to be a ckegynian, being in priefthadirte: He became acquainted *kb Colonel Thornton in May Ogg; by whom be was emplopd to inane a great number olpapeil, in order torbillii a me moir of the traitadtiom which bad ocett-red with ref= fome Courts Martial which bad been holden. For this be received in rifle'. tea. He was afterwards employed to donspok a work to vindicate the Colonies waded. The quan tity was to be an beets of ..-,a. lords, fir which he was to re ceive 70 guineas.. This welt was to enhance a review of the Cokiith conduit dowe to the yew eyes The wosirwas finifh ed an in May reaorwhen be received a6l. is. &the money, but did sot receive any more on that account. The, .Colhael then defkad him to extend the work down to Ins He delivered s pore in December, and agreed to bakh the reit (by January. The price Itipulated was so guineas, ask of which be received In part on delivery. One part of the work anted of the feveral Courts Martial is which the Camel haC been profeaflor ; the other two Were Courts of Enquiry, in which he was a defendant : in the latter he refereed to himfelf bis own defence, but fome bort time afterwards wiled upon the peek. ;enter to aft him in that endeavour : there be was to begin • • - when he had completed his firft undertaking: no price was agreed upon for the left mentioned work.' He, according to his agreement ) delivered the firft Memoir, and received as. guineas, making in the whole a 181. ths.which did not near pay' him. as the Colonel was then indebted to lam gol. which, with the price he agreed to receive for corredta,l, at half a guinea per beet, made the Colonel's debt :o him tool. This demand he made, when the Colonel offered hint sal. which he refufed to take. He on the next day, or the day following, went to the dideds of Mr. Baden, the printer employed in psdnft the Co ifilmers work, who had alto offered him tot as from din Colo owl. At his hank he few Colonel Thornton, who intreddeed the balliffs ter hint, fay*, u this is Mr. Martin, do yoarday." i They arrefted him for tool. and upwards. He was not, nor ever had been Indebted to the Cult no o 'e billing. Mr. GAILZOM as Conflict for Colo el Theentoo,commenced a very able crob:mantleadon, which occupied math time. James Noble Batdon was next called--be proved this eiretun dance of Mr. Martin's bang limited, but could fay nothing of 'thee terms of agreement between him and CoLThorntes; Col. Thornton c ill audtorife him to offer Mr. Martin sol. Edward Maris, Efq. was examined asbeing the gentleman to whore arbitration the butinefs had been [Omitted- he faid that when Colonel Thornton was examined before him upon oath, tbeColenel, In anfwer to his queltions, (aid the grounds upon which be bad arreft.ed Mr. Martin were, that after read ing, in company with other two gentlemen, a variety of letters and papers, in 'winch the fuss Mr. Martin had received were fpecified, he thought that Mr. Martin bad not fulfilled his en gagement with him, and received upwards of tool. that the only way to bring the affair tea general iffue would be to bring an action apinft him for the monies he had, for the perform ance of a contradt he had not fulfilled; this step he was adviled to take, and conceived as the work had not been delivered op = 4 1;., be might with fafety [wear to ' Ms will him up ). . Mr. Morris cestiotted—One of the ihbjedts related to him aims ar bitrates upon this bufincfs was,the quantum of damages Martin ought to receive upon the urea which had ' the grormdsveth of the prefect indiensent ; he, as the arbitrator, taking all the eircumftances Muth confideradon, did rent think the erred of readout kind which would en title him to receive any &Maga ; the 'be thought of toff. s a tendency, that he Mired it tribe bast for the bent ofoth'party, The Learned Judge remarked, that be did not in the prefent fee any thing proved which *Meld render it neeefilay foe thoenten to enter Into stay defence. There was only eeE to peeve the whole allegation, et in all cafes, di*. . . at pt may, fanethidg deo* wes`wancing; hhd be The (Adds circumitance, be bead have to the kit ' Mee fubmitted it to the Twelve jodgese a it was, the jury waft acquit the defeodant.-Not Over,. The fame dal fentence was jailed an the prifonerp _madded of larcener , when J.43nrithi J. WOW. J. Kelly' M. Stretch, J. Pais, B. Jacobi, J, Coffey, D. 'Wilton ) H. beciderin, T. Cook, R.' Nerenron ' W. keel, I. Pettit, J. Doris, J. Re-. billion, J. Kitchen eri F. Kele, J. Halms, Ave Blake, W. Yetag, T. PeealaklA.Ditia,T. gdwartly• T. Craning. Miry Smith,. J. Patrick Knowlemi,_ Mary Connor.. It lEssinw. .1! Goodie., H. Michael, and W. Drifter, were keen* ordered to be tranfported for the talk of fees yeet i A r r h 4 d , for 14 years.....EleVen wear uritilittc lbe -- —Foam= woe oedema OD 101 4 11001 11 1 1 1 1 - - -----11-'44,10Tf0t54F4.41011 partner, _.../1 became a 6 , F.... __ ---. -------- , that hie wife was tatliwptirijkidiffiffit WO liSteaffiii;whoWat in a far intaist ftillen: ' Ili" lop fealleglOwatilinitt, that *rhsthand had fremen t lyistiodelee. eemslefflngtpewitli her, and that he once had Invited her to go to der play, with which the conjugally complied; but infield of being enteitalndi with a heatrical amulk;nents, the Was, fore p , . . , decoyed' , ',to a mod-houre ! Her Mende liberfted her . . ;eat dell 'farther informed Sii WORM, that at dlifesint ' lair 101 i band had (to * her own words) " initiSated ' ' me", ..,tsi make love to her."- , life W. Parfons °Wens& • • $ contra= shej , was Dot Within the cognlitance of's - M : '• ' ' .. bur. by hie iiiiittiont advice,after tome debate, there war "•' . - • 'ef yogi and the perfons concerned retired with andpopmainiewp 'reciprocal Aithfadien sad mutual forgtvencfai . 1. , „ ~, ... .., .. ' U. 111014 Ha t.t...04 Tuefday John M'Conneill, Iffraiene I ' tall, and Mr: Lewis Richards, were brought up,and u nderwent, a further examination, on a dune of having feaudently 'O (fired themfelves of a letter, containing Bills and Notes to thud value of tight hundred `poun ds: Wan which it appeared, as we ' have already Rated, that a letter clhoded to Mn. Jame. holte.on: nen, London, had fallen into the hands of John MgConnell, a.• ' Prifoner in the King's Bench Prifon. This fetter contained two' Bibs of Exchange from America, f6r upwards of Sool.;• one of which, for 4561. waiandorfed and negotiated; through the liiev diem of Mr. Hogg, Bill-broker; in the tegociation of which, Lewis Richardsand Mrs. Women were implicated, Richards! was committed for trial at the Old Bailey &flans, and i de= tauter was ordered to be lodged spina lidt . ustitell for trial it the Stirrey Affi xes. . . • .vc - ,:.... l• • Mts. *Connell nor hosing ileum* oto 'lmen imp viftehi knowledge of the tranfedien was char.* • .: Mtn stow-Honsx..Yetteirdiu 4 Schooltna ft er in the neft4P., b9arhood of IllOsogiote-ftrett, one of the Clerks in the 1.4 in.; Room in the twititotia Houfe, were brought before .tli Lord Mayor, charged by etitylor,an %habitant' of Sirsh- alley' with having ' in a riotous 'and diforderly steno*, belie her , wisdoms, &Rowed his . reft, and otherwife annoyed hisib.,Whill' Ligitl;ett drafted them to make amends for the chinless alto reininded the teacher of fcholirs how jpdem l'ai u p etits '!* ( Isis line of life to be fouildip tlitli ~ :,. • _ri; "I mo 'H. Blake was•comndtted to take his trial, on ' eV* teeing bad and counterfeit money. The prilbser effected his efcape from the poultry Compeer Wedn tien- hig, in the following manna': federal pedals had to lei him, and at eigh t . o'clock, while-the keeper wuletliat ilfitonf , oat, the whole of the ptifoisees party niadra rack together, and paired the gate, the prifoser in the mid. gf ,thens. Tito Turnkey, bowmen . , recognized kin; infpite of his difgalf:l4, 1 lowed him down the Poultry, and on overtaking him kn him down, and reconduded him to seat An Oilier Salellnan applied to the Lord Mayor foe tarot ie fend a cargo acrylics back to Qseenbareogh, to WAWA placed • upon the eyfter-beds, they being of to Literal' a fine and qua lity, that though he had Arad diem hi bleat any price widch might be bid for them All mild *Mot a pnrchsfer. The Lord Mayor direded Was to lake atftidderft , offilenot being able to feß them at any priee,itsouwohnnete ungilehoomandned me l of the' offer. MOM,' ftfiefthigeZr et tlielt le allow shy ; ' to be taken from thesoniltcti amil Wurrecnarzto—Yeitedny J. Cesdli;:blickinsie, i. with tiro other perfons, WereOsiuidoed a iliosidlline, charged with .bft- fofpitious chlwittek ad were ilitliiittcd in the Hook of o e undokithel'ollee A& If Arrest -oainetwo-A owes of the nine of Jona was esar mined, owe of ineditating a robbery in a Oendeman's Nolen, In lieniftekk fquare, being found therein, and net gir va fatidadtnry acConat of himfelf. He was mmilitted for IT•CSAKUUMULPII. Watialr.ST aari . ..Yeftertia% a man of the na 41 domain was examined, on Infpleion of being a footillitreilher AM* libaekleatell. A perfon volt° bad been rabbi.* few miseings ago . near that place, not being able to fwear to him, be web aelgitted i/ but detained u a fufpielous ebarader, to be 710migillt up another time. OftWednefday, at hh hook In Curzon-ftrzet, the Lady - of the Mb. Cot. W. Fitzroy, of a fon. On 'NI -d&y, in Wimpoie-ftreet, the Lady of Captafp M. H. Seettof the Royal Nam of * DIED. , • Oa Saturday loft, at Pails, Mifs L,Deftlfe, daughter of plater De Lite, Efq. of Gormley. On the Id init. at Oundia, Akers ihortialefs, Elmer Pyweß9 *q. faecal Teel a Liettersait lithe Nary. Early on 1% -ry'siternlng, after Start Skink in her 79th year, Mrs. Hoare, tad of Samuel lioete, Efq.of Paradife row, La Newington. ' At Edinburgh, on tht 28th dL Mrs. Ann Mercer, wife of Richard Mercer, Efq. aad youngeit daughter of the late Ema nuel Pigott, Efq. Reprefentative for the city of Cork. At LocherwOods, on Tuefday fennight, Alexander Kennedy. , Efq. of Knoekgray. At Ballfmacialt. county Wexford, Jothua Morton, Efq. On Thurfday fe'nnight, joint Marthall Efq. °Wray, near Hornby, Laneathire. On the 7th ult. Mr. Richard Mawe, of Bolton, Litteolnfhire, and on Tuefday following, about three hours preriesi to his interment, Mrs. Ann Maw, rad of the laid Mr. L Maw; young couple who had been married only two years, and have left two children to lament their lofs. Friday, aged r,t, MI6 C. Renshaw, youngeft daughtkeof the Rev. S. Itsalwor, Liverpool. At Edinburg*, the 24th uk. Mrs. Margaret Maxwell, rdidk. of the late Mr. John Fairweather, merchant in Dundee. Leidy, on board the Sir John [bride Warren. bound to Madeira, whither be was going for the recovery of his health, Mr. George Macdougall, tenant in Harland& On he 38th ult. Mr. J. Lawreuee, audtioneer, of Ipfwieb. Sunday, in ParliamentArest, Richard Arne Lee, Efq. o Ingold itthorpe i . Norfolk. At KEW& on the 9th Dexter, In the 72d yeti of her age, Mrs. Elisabet h Campbell. wife' a Donald Campbell, Efq. of Radal. - , At Greenock, in the 76th Mar of hit age, Lieutenant John Inutin. of the ficlt 77th regiment of foot, and late of ?Lodi- SwF in Sky. W IDON BRIDOJ 1 ..‘Ol ATER AT 1,49;8 4 JE TO-MORRk • .ilorolog • • 4. . • • i • 38 minutes after 3 alaralial • •-••• •• • Mintage *For 3 . : • itcitnecrriom CANAL. ['HE stspsi of Shares and Half Shares, *n44 -v 141(101 ot Low ilearitics, oa this Canal, are parti !eolith% reignejtad to TAKE NOTICE, rPhat Books :reopened, and attendance given every day, Run !Ten o'Clock in the Morning till Pour in the Afternoon, at the SIROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN, in the STRAND, for itho, popes of reestrias the Declarations and Depofitiwthe iNetv thabferiptian. Add, par' _ _ „ - .• . ' ltie inerntenee to the hely . iiete et ; ” ' before SirVintParfons."—A ()endgame of thine ' . life -toteente ik th e city clone and Mentioned tliit he kat& • . soy : Oliinc w prefer itteleft Mb Wife, 'which the Maglltente, wllk io n spirelitlete delicaty,trensfet e red to a privets ezetnisetioes, : '' 'i :4 Ili . Milo ' 0 11 1 4 V g le ; ;;: . ftreet, ' ass l inti 4 i ' Ittuibliad anted; dna bt had 'always oundeded hiafelt toe,* o r " Ile the bit par tner of his ills with that ProPriati 4 liTanlos . • urn! which become a Men hi his Amadeu ; but he bad undertt may ordered Maw ouvacnpuou. i 1 Amy l:o u t sh% kt ptrfttaneeof the Refoludonttifert" Alliinds- gla d i n N ol o; Mr dr Proprietors. the Books will be clofed, in tftA4 ido,th i tt: t o: 01 4,6 th A ldfttl e - to be =woo lao to avail themfclves of the be- t to official advantages of the Siditription, are 'deflred to apply, geddndeikek. .arioda as patio. is order to unalold. "'Ai% ~~ a '~ 9- r4llllt WORMS or sniff bovitts . ,;. . . ; ........ , DALBY's CARMINATIVE. A.l6llo‘to Merchants and Agents, in ecinfrqs•ate BtaOA. itp-dety. Von ill Medicines eap o r te d . HEREAgnianrcounterfeitedronsoftlf Me.' • '''' inraedtillied:SorarettreetdrbeadeaqincelefigLale. wilherebytlfilreerYomPeatDPortdul:Cgio?lisPin;l4ll4llkr—wil are requefttd* ' voi.imarly Careful in obkrying, tine . name of I. Nelrliagt ;kr engraved* the: Stamp, whi c h ha od ace Bo t tle,. at dm fureft mark of a othentieity ; arid ;hat * the 811 l of Diredtions, in which fuch Hord,: is Wrap* . is the ftilowing cured froth the Will of the late Mr. Dare r: g i " Add whereas, I did manryears finer inftrua my daught er Frances, now the wife of Anthony Oell, of North greet, Wt. r, Gentleman, in the art and method of preparing, c ols . 'ng,and making up a certain Medicine, of w;deb.4 am the *inventor, called and unlverfally known by the n me of Dar. v's CALNIIWATIVI: I have again inftruded, and c oTunivni. to my (aid daughter, Frances Gel'. the fecret of prepan Or sinking up the faid-Medicine ; and I do hereby cooftit ute 4 F ipptdnt any Paid daugh,tet, the Pole preparer of thhafcfsl Me ii. einc.--I likewife give corny daughter, Frances Gell, the fote jtoperty of the fat& CAAMLNATIVE,IIIIId all profits ariEng & oat she fate thereof, to ter and her heirs for ever." Thin excellent Medicine's a molt Life, effedlual, mi d i n . 4. octal an immediate iwittedr for the Win,', Gaelic;, Coor ti a ls wxes, and other Diforders in the B owe l s o f i nfants; and is ally ferviceable to Perfons of all Ages. for internal c amp itaints oemdtbied by bad Liquors, F. uit, &e. &c it is fold Wholeble only at Mr. NEWBEtir'S (the sdp Warcheufe for 'Dr . james's.Pawder), N o . as , iu :.. Pads Clutch-yard, on the Coach-way, a few doors from thz Comm ocur a pild e , London, in Bottles, price is. 6d. each, and 34. Dlitri alfo retail, by his appointment, at Mrtfrs. 103 ult and Odsorso. and T. P•dding,No. 76, Oxford-ltreet ; I. Wadeq. PAL 13, Old Bond-ftreet; Bayley and C o ' s , C ock r por-fir.er; W. Barry, Balmier, Bridge-ftreeg. Weami .Iter ; 13. Borchelt's, ueihrttere; J. Ward. No i lah Holborn; T. Tutek, Royki. - H=e iutd IN. Mikes, No. 260, Bonnie, High-greet W HEN Piddillaral Men' of edu catio n and fle66: j 2 Of illYfertilibint " n T the ititE a'habPefteckiv E :c7 .i .ddli t;:. 'fril a -yutP" : Phth , rae art falfttlilrigwen d ictTe th : e t f lah p fe c Yte c t} ;: en: s i r u ta .eenunu" fi lv r e e: e r : re. : dif plop' Orli n*lngditional ardour to eppok ea fat as I ass . Wel* Skagen tfiderliplainu which are then:oil import. ant in the cataloglieghtun. a n infirmities. After initiation into eiery branch as an Army Sargon, f &hoed a iwifit .tin taffy period of Practice to refcne individu alafrodi the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally clan giro= precipitancy et general Pradtitionere The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have do. voted my attention, comprize every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether 'of a recent or long duration,--adly. All hinds of DEBILITY; whether atifing from the habits ci Schoolboys, lathe indulgence/al mature age, and lattly that de rangessent of the fyßem in Wotnee which is called BARREN NEW or STERILITY. . Nunierousdifeafes ire the refute of ignorance or hallo in the treiltment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap. pens that the feeds of Lift are poifonedby the indifcretion of as unguided hour. By saupezior method facia complaints are eerily cured, and vital where others have failed, 1 tndt that!. may prefume to offer a radical re-eftabliltunent. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in the Moder,. costiparied with the calamitous Stuations of Men, who from indulgentein a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaia ties of i faildonabk Life, acquire that Rate of Debility white is the unavoidable confequencc of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fiffOrer broods over his mifery, but caw filly conceals his misfortune, it may be lonic confolatioe far him to know, that althoegh it be an obje& of doubt or maw. tainty with other Pmaitioners, the removal of dick DEFI CIENCIES bythe gradual progrea of Renosatiou is the acquire. Matt ditty experience. If the rites of Baeehus or Venn have began to reduce Manly vigour, Mitch anxiety wil be prevented by 'W 'early counteradion of this languid' Rate, and in dada eafes . DO great difficulties will occur But where this ,Deficiency has foe years exi ft od, a Profet Peg' ' reverence is indifrnfibly requifite so revive the flumberiag fpuirs of Life; and to rvilinimate the Conftitutioa. ' MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been &appointed in their expetlatione of a Family, may be affured, that in molt irdtaneerfach ddedts arc curable by Medical Skill The SECRECY which is fo efftatial to aiy undertaking,and ' the Qualifications which I. have preanned to ftate, form the Bats o my Preterdions, and in coincidence with inch this had. 'nation is given, that Mr. BREE may be conceited peratialig (or by letters inciofing a [man note) at his houfe, NO. 29, Artm del-Itreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional 'entrance in Water -greet adjoining, and the name is on both the doors. • M. BRE& Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. ToT. ;lit LO durienn • , No. 9, New Bridge-ftreet, Lando* $1;, • Edinburgh, May 2, aco. TN tiring of 1794 I was afitiaed with a Vent .a Mg Complaint, which I treated with indifference for five months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular PhyEcian, who put a temporary top to the virulence of the difeafe (by mercurial applications) for fome time ; but growing, in (pima medicine ant the advice of the firit Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worfe and worfe for two years, I was reduced to a Rate almoft unparalleled and beyond defcription, being an entire leper. ' and ulcerated from head to foot.—My head, throat, mouth, note, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in danger of become thg ufelefs; in mart, I have had froM 20 to 3o eating ulcers ots sny body, and nearly totally depriv'jirof tight.—lt would be voluminous to particularize all mrcafe--futfice it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated nature. I was long looked upon by my friend*, and imagined myfelf, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and Indeed, in my thee condition, death was preferable to my more than miferable Rate. In this dreadful fituation did I drag a mat miferable &Renee. WE PROVIDENCE threw in my way a newfpapertontaining the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could not.-1 fent and procarLd fome of your Leoza's PRI ENT Pi a. Ls, which, by ufing from time to time, am now, and have long been, (after more than four years in defcribabfe diftrefs), in as i god a ftate of health as ever I to oyed; as a proof of this, I bad a fine, thriving, healthy child. born to me a Cow wombs ago. in gratitude to Goo, aid in ' hopes of rendering my fellow-creature fervice, I requell you to publiik this; and you may at any time refer perfons, who was to be fetid ied of the truth of this, or further particulars °, to me or my friends, by letter or perk's. As few cafes for badnefs will ever equal tnine, and none en. teed it, I have from experience everyreafon to atfure maukind, that in your 'AARE'S Pit. s they waif find a furc, fpeedy,faft , and radical cure, f,r that molt driadful Rage of the Venereal Weak, which Is &Alm CONTlgissis LI/ ES. I. T. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOMAS LOS, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his boufe, No. 9, New Bridge4treet; 'where he will give ad vice, without a fec, to perform taking there Pills and will aa fwer patients letters, .if poft pad, on the fame terms., °brew in in all cafes the ntoft inviolable feertiy, Perfon's named .cafe having been mentioned.o4.*tbsir own part icular requeft , by the Proprietor, during the courfe Of more t han 36 yro. that he has had the conducting of an extentive tale of the above medicine, and the pradtice aiding therefrom. iare alfo fold, by his Appoiatment , fo r the convenience of thole living at a distance , by Mr.. Baxter, Soutb-bridgc, Edinburgh; Mr. Mennons, Primer, Glafgow, to wf.nnt 34 .`v Mr. T: refers for his ea IrelV; at the P e rtbmet'N, No. 35, b Alhan't-ttreet, Pail-Mall ; Mr. RobeivfoitlsToy.fhor , No lo 3 , Oxford-itreet ; Mir Dilborengh'is No. , 7; , . nearly oppofite the Monument ; dr.Steers, Bookfeller, No. I d ,. Ilstiort-row, Little. Towei-hill; Mr. Callweil's, y stns Perron in everYconilderable town in great-Ilrita . ll .l 4 3 _! d, in Boxes of only I,SI 9d. each, killed It!, With Nil no . plain Dirtaionst, Wbereby Perrone of either Sex may " 10 donation with ate and foamy. D u blin ; LONDON: Printed for the Proprietors, by JOHN DANIA'' , 149144"420c. Covent-Garden) at the STAR PAINTING rrv, Carty-itreet ; and publilkai 'ATE"' tetalketCrburpplace,Lambethlat No. t,CarAdici* ~~ MARRIED. - Timer* k'nalgitt, at Weft Kirkby. Cheibire, Col. Baldwin Leighton, or the 46tli regiment, to MIS Lout& Stanley, daugh ter of Sir J. T.Smuley, Bart. of Alderly Park, in the famecounty. Monday laR, at Hackney , William Rawdoe. Efq. of Alderf pte-ftreet, to Mife Elizabeth Grellet, of Hackney. Thurfday fe'nnlght, at Liverpool,Tbanas Bennet„ Efq. of the Park, Cheihire, to Mifs Fran, of Liverpool Monday, at Liverpoolb Mr. Peter Scott, merchant, Glafgovr i to Mifo Moir, daughter of the late Rev. Mr. Patrick Mir, of &day, in Scotland. • l'