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, MURDBR OF MR. STEELE. Yefierday the Coroner's Jury met at the Ship • public houfe, in Hounflow, to ioveftigate the cir- i cumflances of the Murder of Mr. Steele. After being (worn, they viewed the body. Gyles Daw, a foldier belonging to the r nth re giment of e Light Dragoons, was (worn. He de poled, that in confequence of its being generally reported that the deceafed was miffing, be, in com pany with feveral others, went in fearch of him on Wednefday morning, and when they came to the fecond clump of trees in the plantation on the right hand of the Staines road, which was about bo yards from the road, he difcovered fome new ground made up in the dry ditch of the plantation like a grave, as if fome perfon bad been buried there. He then called to the perfons in company with him, and laid " here he is," upon which one of his companions came up, and pulled a fod of e irth, which appeared to be taken from the bank, when they difcovered the corner of the de ceafed', neckcloth, and the flap of his coat; they then removed the earth; and found the face of the deceafed very bloody, they found a leather ftrap tied very tight round his neck; near the fpot where th ,y found him they difcovered a large bludgeon, which was bloody, and from the fine no blow could have been given with it but with two hands; they likewife found near the body a piece of a coarfe man's hat. Mr. Hughes, a bricklayer, of Hounflow, Paid he went, in company with Daw, on Wednefday, in (catch of the deceafed. He corroborated Daw'..: teflimony, and Rated, that when he removed the fods from off the deceafed, he found the flap of his coat over his face, evidently put lb by dello. The witnefs produced a pair of (hoes, which he found near the deceafed, and which evidently had' been worn by fome man without ftockings, and no doubt were exchanged for the deceafed's boots. Henry Frogley and William Wood, Surgeons, of Hounflow, were examined, and it appeared from their joint teftimony, that in confequence of, the body of the deceafed being found, they exa mined the wounds, and found the (kull was frac tured to a very confiderable extent in front, or on the forehead, and this, accompanied with a large wound of the integuments,apparently produced by violent blows given with fome blunt inflrument or weapon, had molt probably occafioned his death. They found extenfive wounds of the integuments at the back of the head, but no fraeture of the bone could be perceived. Confiderable marks of injury were on the neck, which was occafioned by the tightnefs with which a leathern llrap had been fattened round it, that appeared almeft fufficient of itfelf to have occafioned death, by producing firangulation. There was a large broife on the right arm. Theyswere both of opinion that the injury he received on his head was the cayfe of his death, and 'this, there is no doubt, was given by the bludgeon, as this forehead was literally drove in, and the blow mull have been givers in the moll brutal manner with two hands. The Jury brought in a verdia of Wilful Math, griisO/opts pirrfov or perfeos whisoupt. • A report has been generally circulated, that a cry of murder WAR heard at the barracks about she time when it iifupiofs4 the murder took place, but none of the foldiers went to the alfillance of the deceafed, iii eonfcouence of a regulation that the men fbould on Po account go out of the Bar racki,,unlehthe Commanding Officer was precut to give perniifion. The Coroner of ed the Witnefs as to the truth of this Rory, which he Paid was void of founda tion, as the men were permitted to go oat to any cry of dithers, and they always did, except thole OD duty. _This was confirmed by one of *the 1 of the jury, who laid he refides in that n hood, and was returning home on a very dark night laft winter, and fell into a ditch, and-called' for affiftance, when feveral of the foldiers came to his relief. It appeared that the deceafed left his houfe on Saturday night with only a one pound note and' tome (elver in his pocket. He was armed with a tuck flick, with which it is fuppofed he refilled the robbers. It is conjeaured he obferved them asur fuing him, and from whese he was found it is fuppofed he was running from the robbers. The tree was difcovered from which the bludgeon was cut. The great coat of the deceafed was found on Sunday in the road in a bloody late. Sir. RICH•RD FORD and Mr. SHERIDAN were prefent during the examination. The Coronet's Jury likewife fat on the body of Mrs. Fiffi, of the White Bear Int*in Hounflow. It appeared, that about eleven o'clock left Wednefday night, the waggoner of the Farnham waggon was in the deceafed's yard, when be heard the detested (creaming and making a 11%011 (bock. lag noife, upon which he went to the oilier in the Woks, and shed him if his milkers was fubjea to fits, as (he was making i a great noire, which in duced the oilier to go n by a back door, to fee what was the matter, when he found his mif trefs lying en the fender, before the kitchen fire, burnt to death, in a moll 'hocking manner, oc cafioned, nit is fuppofed, by her falling atleepo and her . clothes catching fire. Her body was a mod Rocking fpeaacle ever bthelde.-Arallia..- Accidental Death. -. Oa the asth ult. an inquifition was taken at Wellonint a n n t les. Bedfordlitire upon view of the bo dy of S. a gentle man of Shitlington, in the fame county. Mr. Eames was upon a Tint at the Rey, Mr, Whitehura's, , at Wefloning, and on the Sunday evenfirg took leave of Mr. and Mrs. Whiceborft, with an intention of going to bed, leaving them in the parlour i in ref i than half a minute they were alarmed by a confiderable noife, and Mr. Whitehall went up (lairs, and found the Ramie window and part of the fah broken ; be then wmie down into the yard, and found Mr. Eames quit* dead. having fallen through the window, which was upon a ley,' with the lairs : it oppeore* ilia' (le -mi had an apoplectic fit the Whet be woktoffiogaba window. and fell dead thr oss,gl) it intlaalita.:attlii Verriiib—i/M1 jj ter. <T ~~`' • 11 Lormor MARgE►?s. CORMIXCHANCIE, FRIDAY, NOVIIMSER , Altos/la of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the soth Odobei to the stb of November lucidly& Total 'tors faeltsos-Average 545. Os. rid.lower than Taft return. PRICE OP HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags (new) ttlos to est os I Pockets (new) os to sit Yearlings 71 x 32 to 91 Os Yearlings 81 8* to aol od PRICE OF SEEDS, November xs. Red Clover Sot to x tss White ditto 30tt to 111* per cwt. Trefoil 1311 to Turnip as to s6s per bufhel Rye Graft . so to sos per quarter Carraelay 36s to 4ts per cwt. Coriander sBs to 3os ditto Canary Seed 86s to 93$ ditto New Rape Seed 331 to 361 per lalt. Rib Oafs 30s to 6os per cwt. SMITHFIELD, November is. To link the offal-per (tone of 81b. Beef 4s od to 3s od I Veal is od to 6$ Od Mutton as 8d to 6s od Pork 4$ 4d to 5$ 41 NEWGATE and LEADENHALI., November is. Per (tone of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef is 4d to 4s Stria 3$ 4d to SS 8d M 19 43 2. 3 4 IV 4* $d Pork 4 5 4d to .55 4d Stook sated tbia ;g l iog. Beafts is°, Sheep and Limbs, 3,100. RAW HIDES, November Is. h Hides (pctitone) 3a 8d to 4s od 1 Heavy Calf 95 6d cac d Middling 3$ 4d to 3$ 6d Mode Skins is. to z 65 o d Ordinary ay tod to 3s od Lamb Skins 3s od to 66 Oil Sheep Skins, 35 od to.6s. PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 5616 each zsiti to std Ditto, 6o to 661 b aed to asd Merchants Backs zed to soli! Drelfiug Hides zBd to ip Fine Coach Hides and to at Crop Hides for Cutting aid to 23(1 Plat Ordinary zBd to 5944 Calf Skins, 4o to solb per dozen s6d to 3011 Ditto se to yolb asd to Sod Ditto yo to Bolb 24d to uysi Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. se id to 35 44 Large ditto woe to 14os per dos. . Tanned Honk Hides xls to see each Goat Skins sc. to 76s per dos. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 43 34d Town Tallow 78s 6d to os Clare Market 45 4 d Ruffia ditto (ca.) 66s od to 675 Whitechapcl Market 4s t Raffia ditto (foap) 64s to os (per Roue of 81b.) White Candle Rut& 63s to 642 Melted Stuff s7s od to sos 1211 pid Ditto Rough QS Cd VI OS Annie Price 42 3 Greaves z 65 od to os Good Dregs zos to os Yellow Soap, 765. to os.—Mottled, 845-Cord, 88s. Candles, its. 6d.—Moulds, Las. 6d. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, November 12. Smithfield. St. James's. Whitechapel. 0. Itiy. 7 7to 8 0 4 40t07' 12 0 4zoto 7 to 0 New 5 5t06 zs Straw t26tO 2 2 1130 to 1 /9 0 llotor lg 0 Clover 5 is to 8 0 7 7to 8 8 0 COALS, November 12. Belt Coals in the Pool, 21. I/S. od. per Chaidron. Delivered 31 os. od. Sunderland, a 1 ss. od. Lelivered al 145. cd. ' Yefterday morning was executed at the front of Newgate, B. Harper, conviaed of burglary, at a late Old Bailer feffions. He demeaned - himfelf in a manner becoming his melancholy fituation. No great crowd was drawn together on the occafion. Henry Elmfied, one of the prifoners who was ordered for execution yefterday morning, isrefpited ' daring his Majarrt's pleafure. On Saturday darning laft the followlqg acci dent happened at the fcribbling-mill belonging to ChrifL Green, clothier, at Hormfirth, near Hud dersfield, Yorldhire :—About three o'clock the wall next the dam gave way. and, together with about twoo fifths of the roof, fell in with a dreadful crafit. Three fine lads, in one bed, were buried in the ruins, and all taken out dead about noon the fame day. The erealon was quite new, and *a rely yet fwithed. . i A few days ago, Mr. Wild, proprietor of an exhibition, had the misfortune to lofe a horfe at the Blue Bell Inn, at Workfop, of twenty-five guineas value, by giving him a hall which had been prepared by Come empiric at Doncafter, pre-' tending to a knowledge of farriery, and recom- I mended by him as an urinary ball. A fecund had nearly Mated the fame fate, but the aftiftanc - e of a fkilful farrier being calle d it was Caved.' The horfe that died having been removed into a field near the town for the purpofe of skinning it, the entrails were incantioutly left abovezcound, three pigs which eat thereof alto died imAdiately after. It appeartd that thefe animals had been poifoned by the quantity of mercury contained in the balls. CH•LEING MIDIS. THZ HAT.—lirdiaas Hill was Hall, brought before the Magiftrates at Union Hall, on a charge of having fraudulently taken from the perfon of James Meafe, 251. in Bank Notes. Mr. Meafe, wo is literally a countryman, I Paid, that on his return from Weftminfter yefterday morning, about eleven o'clock, h e wa s a cc o ß e d by a well-looking elderly man, who, with the com mon falutations of the morning, aced him if he was not from Yorkfhire ? to which Mr. Meafe an fwered in the affirmative, and Paid, he was in the cheefe and butter line. Gad fo, returned the , fwindler, 64 1 can perhaps be of fervi ce t o y ou , a ' friend of mine has pit ellablifhed a fon of his in that line of bufillefs i atWoolArh, where he has a conwsgbto fuiply the navy : he is at a houfe in this neighbourhood. I am to meet him this morning, you may as well go with me ;" to which Meafe contented ; and on their entering a parlour. the prifoner was there introduced whim as thz,Gen tleman who had a fon at Woolwich, and who, after Come relative converfation, promifed a- fpeedy order. Some _Holland: and water was drank. when a third man came into the room, who, tol ufe Mr. Meafe's own phrafe, was a very 44 fimple looking man," and who, after calling for fome beer, enquired the way to St. James's Park, faying he was going there to fee after an Officer who had run away with a young Lady, and that he had loft :pd. by them. The old Gentleman afited in what manner he had loft fo 'confiderable a turn I Whe% the other raid, he had i(ool. left him, and did A mind the money. as it was won fairly b the'Captain. This led to a conver f at i on , w hi c h E rr introduced the eoi chalki ng , and on Meafe's producing his k notes, the 60 funple-loOkiug tract ' satchel .froig him. Caiitsgthe had wue . MARRIED. Robert Blakely, of Virginia, county of Cavan, FJq. to Mill Crowe, of Killilhandra,faid county, only child of Clirlit. Crow c, of kid town, deeeafrAL At Carlow, Major Kearney, of the nth' dragoons, fon of Kearney, of Blanchville, county Kilkenny, Efq. to Mifs James Kearney, daughter of Clayton Bayly, late of Gowran, in laid county, Efq. Matthew Weld, Efq. of Lodge MUls county Carlow, to Mifs Mary Nkkfon, daughter of Lorei;zo Nkkfon, Efq. of Ch=l, county Kilkenny. Abbott, of Dultiin, Erg. to Mifs Smith, daughter of the Rev Jahn Smith, of Lifinserory, county Tipperary. DIED. On the 7th Init. at Does-bill, near Enfield, Captain Jofeph Somerfet Briggs, of the Royal. Navy. On Tuefday, of a deep detfine, in the Ica year of her age, Mifa Elba Hants, daughter of Thomas Harris, Efq. of &Lint Janses'aislam. Yellerday rooming, in Durwefton•ftreet, the Lady of Adam Cameron, If* W AVM AT 114610=eir • •.1/•s•Ask- S . ; TO•MOAAO' titSEilligi Of the TJRETIMA PLAINT' A 8 foie Proprietor of Ds. cited Bogie► and Remedies. Public, that he may as ufual be co .' his hot IC No. s, Frith-arcet, Sobo, itrucctions, GleetS, &c. dee. as well o der where fecrecy is fo effential provided a fp dotes Houf , that duced in a fepirate apartment. copfine.l hirnfelf to that departatt ten'ave ptidticc, and the molt fiat to offer a method of cure mild, , hutment or reit aka in dirt, and relapfe. Perrons in the country, letter, enclofing a one or a twa pan medics fens to the amount. For c lee Mr. Dufour's Treaufe on the abol be fifth edition; to be had of J ilymOnds, Paternolivr-row For Rheumatifm, Rheumatic Gut ach, Numbnefs, Pally, Indigeil flying Pains, general Debility al SPRAINS, BRUISES,' VXPE RIENCE has pro , powers of ‘VHITEHEAD's Pill: and Fluid, the melt er....tetu: to the world, having fileceeded twenty, and even ut forty years bad failed, and it has est"lutell above complaints, than all the Public. The fluid LlVence is fpeedy in its operation, as : , ,eneral SPItAINS, 13It UISES, by a few Whitehead's EfFence of Mufti:. as. 9d. each Box or Bottle, by ' No. ts, Greek-ftreet, Soho, And its reiu.tation is In oniverfally eftabiiiiietl that it Hay he had of every Medicine Vender its England, Ire:and, w„ft ladies, and America. I'o prevent countes kit imporstion, purchafen art retitle-114 to obferve, the Genuine is dittingu.ilsed by the King's and the Signature of R.Jo uNST 0 N the Paten tee ' s own V.TIL:I; on the label of each Bottle or Box. W HEN Profefflonal Men of education and T.:. fponfibility deviate from the general fy tem by the ft leetion of a peculiar Branch, the fai,dion of lung cundeucl fuccefs is the belt ciiterion of fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted my pradice to the exelafive treat. ment of THREL DISORDERS, and the fuceefsful Wulf of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppufe as far as I asa able the ravages of there complaints which Arc the moil bnport. ant in the catalogue of human infirmitici. After initiation into every branch R 4 an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Practice to rercueiudivihi ale from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally es. gerous precipitancy of general Pradlitioners. 'The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de. voted my attention, comprize every fpecies of VENF.REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long dnratinc—zdly, All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifrng trom the Edits of Schoolboys, or the indut•ence of mature age, and laftly that de rangement of the fyftesu in Women which is called BARREN. NEST: or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes arc the refult of ignorance or bane in the treatment of a fon* Gonorrhea, and it not unirtquehtly hap. peas that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indiferetion ut :a unguarded hour. By a fuperior method Inch complaints ant eafily cured, and even where others have failed, I trot that I may prefurne to offer a radical re-eltabliihnient. • Few, however, are the cafes of complicated &Ards io the diforder, compared with the calamitous fit cations of Men. who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the przy.,kot Usu. ties of a falhionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which Is the unavoidable confequence of Such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy futferer broods over his mifery, but tats folly conceals his misfortune, it may he fome corfolaisaa far him to know, that although it be an object of doubt or tiaras tainty with other Praditioners, the removal .ot . dick DIE a. CIENCIESby the gradual progrefs of Renqvation is the acqviecs ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus is:vc begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prewieci by an early counteradion of this languid Rate, and in ties cake no great dilfieukies will occur But vitae this Deficiency has for years mulled, a prow 1 4 ,:r. rowan= is indifpenfibly requilite tc : %re the flunaiiering fp:rls of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed in their cxpe&aions of a Family, may be afured. that Ia initances Inch &feel:sate curable by Medica Shill The SECRECY which is I elfetatial to my unit...l-taking, and the QLialilications which I have plefurired to (late , farm the Bans (my my Pretenfions, and in coincidence with fuels tbisinti mation is given, that Mr. BREE may be confulted farcically (or by letters inelofing a fmall note) at his houfe.NO.23:Aran del-fireet, Strand. near Temple-Bar. • • • - There is an additii.nAl ell:range is Water-ftreet at4obting. and the 111111 e is on both the doors. M. IiREE. Member of the Royal ColThge of Surrem. TO THOMAS TAYLOR ESQ. - !EAR SIR, N. 9, Bridge-fireet, London. IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great aid extraordinary Cure I have recem.d from your invaluable Medidne--LEAKE's PATENTPILIS. About two years ago! was attacked with a Vex taltAi. DIS ORDER, which I treated rather Sightly for fume time. hot toe Weak at length fpreading all over my Body, I was 'obliged to apply to the molt eminent of the Facolty,but their Altana afordtd only temporary relief—l went through varioosCoadss •f Salivation, anti from being rather of a eorpuftnt Habit Wm reduced to a mere Skeleton. The Ulcer: that fpread all oust my limbs; rendered me a complete Objoet, fo that toy Cricosis defpaired of my recovery. When brought to this filiation. eoulideroil death as inevitable, but a relation offline common ingupors the many Cafes in which your had cu.-cadet:. I was induced to try a b n i of them, which I thoutia rather re lieved me, and by perfeverance for two or titre: inottil and following your Din talons, I experienced the molt tusaccounta ble Relaxation front Pain, the Sores gradually Confiding; I ant now, thank Goa, perfeCtly rceoverxi, and walking out &ill: I doubt nut but one more box, which I Mink cautious to takes will cftablifh my health in its original date. It i, with the rmift heartfelt gratitude that I fubfcribe myfelf,fir, yogi: much humble fervant, War. Pita.,:". Deanfgate, Mancheft.er, July I, !Sol. P. S. for the public benefit I do not objeet to the shave log publithed, but leave you to aift as your owes be=: meet than dietate. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TAOS. TAY!.OI, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, I.oodor. a: La Houk, No. 9, New-Bridgio-Itreet: Where, af,ta a swell. refidence of more than thirty-fix years,in a pract'ee partieshug directed to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that ir Tini••• hie fecrc.ey which men of his Profelfion Ibeuld ;shiny, ohk:i!, he flatters himfell, the advice and affiltanee he gr.ttJitauf.r minitters to perions taking this Medicine, will be elLenteo.ilf a difcernitig Public, :is an advantage feldom tob void of ambiguity. Alto tin:d, by hi, Appointment, for the convenience of aloft living at a diftance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, Sr. ... 42 ' 1 2; 4 fireet, die 'cuy-lhop, No.ici, Ox7urel.4l:oet; Diflaorough'.;, No. 7, Fifh-flrect-bill; Mr. Szers, No. r, Union-Row, I.itt le 'Power Hill; Mr. W a tfor's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Colwell's, Dublin ; Mr. Billinge 4, Liverpool; Mr. Atklnfou's, Manchelter; and by one Para in every confiderable Town in Great-Britain and IrcLind, to Boxes of only 2F. each, reeled up with full ail plain Dirre tions, whereby Perfons of either Sex may Cure thendelves ono Fade, Speed, Survey, and Safety. "it/ N. B. Every Box fold in Great - Br itian is f ca lcd up a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commillioners, is print at the Stanip-Office.—T. Taylor, No. 9, N,ll' Brisl,;e-iirecf-- to imitate which is Felony, and all others are counterfeit r • • 4 A and CERTAIN, COM- Rll3. saran's celebrated meth, lea. Mr. Durona infonlis o .ful eel daily Irian 9t o 3, et ote C fts of Stridet-a, 04. ell sa Debility, and every diF 11 a reapifier, that Mr. a L, every PatietA toiy h e in tr .,. Mr. D. has tor many pear l Lent of Surgery, and Iran ex. auering fuc.efs, he i 4 eilaSl-4 eihe :duns, requiring 113 t1:41.• preventing the et S ILting their mita fully, i n a •• mid note, will have proper IT the Varieithi fprplernis, above comp aims, price :Lk r Callow, C. own x.64,hp; and of ht Anthem. jut, Sciatica, Lumbago, Hr..... :Ilion. Flatulent Spafinuilic and Relaxation of theSitttai. CHILBLAINS, fez. wed the mild itimulatit%, I ESSENCE of MUSTAN.IiI, la remedy ever made d in cafes od ha, 4th!, ra ty after ode.: eI.A:.S elucidatio n 14 1:1.r u e I ; a triedienirs ever adore im.dt cc In iingLlariy penetrating a+:l 1r Illy to sited the curt of ac and CHILBLAINS, ip li canons. si tent is pupae and fold at r R. imams:um, Apsthecary, oration: to to wsucn Is ropily, Jll4 Ala ••••• .ONDON: Printed for the Proprietors, by JOHN DANIEL (of Carnaby ftreet) at the Si *a Pans ri Na-Or Ica, N.). It arcy-ltreer; and publifhed by LEVE L KEN (of C 35. terbnry-place, Lambeth) at No. t, Carey-ftrect , and'' tbc STAG-Orrict Temple-Bar ;to which Of fice all co:Dolour otiose fit( ths ' Es tea N. reiscita Ls pc stkinta- - . ': awl Need him- fit ,the {heft. 'The 'ranker are s i Billy committed for trial at the Suny Affixes. Yefterday, between. one and two' o'clock, an accident occurred, which, however, wt are happy to hear, did not lead to any . ferious confequence. A great number of boys ruffled out of St. Paul's Church yard, Covent-Oarden, in a molt tumultu ous manner, making at the fau time a hideous noife ; by this the horfes of a hackney coach, the firft on the Rand, were frightened,•and conk quently fet off with amazing timed down Bedford &ern. Meeting with rio interruption they cruffed the Strand, obliqued a little to the right, and brought the pole of the carriage in contact with the caftern window of the Chop of Mellis. Minier and IsTafh, feedfmen. The pole and a part of the head and (boulder of the off horfe demoliihed the window in a moment. This horfe, fuch was the violence of the conculliong broke the right fore-leg jolt above ' the ankle, of courfe it became necellary that the animal thould be inftantly killed. The other horfe was,moft terribly cut and bruifed, and the pole of the coach was broke. The coachman was not upon the box. It was highly fortunate that no injury was fullained by the foot paffengers, the Strand being much crowded at the time. . On the 29th of the prefent month the Englifh State Lottery commences Drawing. Three,Prizes of Twenty Thoufand Pounds in the pretent Year have been fold by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.-48,318, a Whole Ticket, and Nos. 7105 and 48,752, in Shares. They are alfo the only perfons that ever fold Two Prizes of Thirty Thowand Pounds in Shares,Nos. 12,807 and 26,883. Tickets and Shares are on Sale at the Offices, Bank Build ings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Crofs,Of RI cue ILDSON I GOODLUCK, and Co. The sgth of this month the Englifh State Lot tory begins Drawing. SCHEME. % of £25, 000 8 of k sap 3 of 1 opoo 21 of 100 3 of 5,000 44 of .5 ,) 6 of 1,000 & 9,400 of 19 N. B. Only 32,000 Tickets inftead of 60,000. The 'rickets and Stamped Shares that may bt entitled to the above Capital Bencfits ate on Sale at NicaoLsoa's Fortunate Office, No. 16, Corn hill : where, in the prefent Year, Two Prizes of so,oool. and 5,0001. each, were fold, divided into Shares, and one of 20001 in a Whole Ticket.— *** Be careful to fee that every Share is figned by the Public's moll obedient aad much obliged hum ble fervant, W. NICHOLSON. StIMSEVRY P S ANTISCOMIUTIC DROPS.—This well known excellent *Medicine, having been ap proved by the public near 3o years, hardly needs any further recommendation : but as a Gentle man of recpeaability, refiding in the neighbour hood of Spillby, in the County of Lincoln, and whore cafe was novel, had the gnodnefs to call on the Proprietors, at the DitPenfari, No. tg, Soho fquare, to acquaint them of the cure he had re cently experienced from the tKe of their Medicine, Mars. SPILSIWILY and Co. beg leave to acquaint the public, that by •applying- to Mr. Hors 3 of Spiliby, they will receive every fatisfadory account relative to the cafe and cure alluded to, which for many ream . : would be unpleafant to the Gentle man to have publicly advertifed.—Ang. 9, 1802. FOR THE STAR. Mr. Eorroa.—Yon have laudably endeavoured to enlighten the minds. df. . your Readers on the fubjea of cloathing. Without a fufficient quantity we cannot rtafonably hope to enjoy either health or comfort. That refpeaable Phyfician Dr. Tuourron, in the ad volume of a celebrated Work of his, entitled. Medical Extraes, Sec. Sec. publifhed (even years ago, warns all perfons, but efpecially the female fez of the many evils occa fioned by a deficiency of ? cloathing. The follow ing extraas are from the Contents of that Work : FAGS. From the unfettled Rate of the weather In England the inhabitants are fobjed to frequent colds - - 167 Theft prove fatal to thoufanda every year - They may In a great meafure be prevented by the pro per conlidaation of daubing Mead of linen next the Otis we ikould wear the Fleecy Hoficry - - - 269 The fuperlority of the Fleecy Hoftery to Flannel The Fleecy Hofiery mould be ‘born throughout the year 270 aft. As being of a quality unirritating to the &in. •c' td. As being a but condudor at beat, and thereto*. warm in winter. 3d. As promoting perfpiration when the body is (un charged with heat, and therefore cool in fummer. 4th. As k abfotbs the aqueous Sold difcharged from the Ado. Ad 4 batty, a promodng good humour. _ The Dutch, who clothe well, aad live. In a moil mid- bad air, are not fobjed to conftimptions - A 1 It b a talk nodes to (nook that cold hardens children es It does Reel - - - - 273 They &odd be clothed &Wendy warm - A. Old people ought rather to exceed Shea be deficient in the quantity of thcir do* - 4. A perk! westing Fleecy next the &in, my drefs above for ornament - - a 7.5 BIRTHS. At Bui'Won, on the 3oth ult. the I.ady of Jofeph Sydney Yorke, Efq. Captain in the Royal Navy. of a fon. • On Monday kit, at Norwich, the Lady of Thomas Ailday Kerrifon, Efq. of a fon and heir. In Harcourt-ftrect, Dublin, the Lady of John Grogan, Eli Barrifter at Law, of a foo. In Great Charles-ftreet, Mountjoy-fquare, Dublin, the Lady of the How Lieutenant-Colonel Hutehinfon, of a daughter.