Star. — London, England, 1802-05-11 00:00:00

NAITIbiIi.'IIVrALLIGANcis. NASL PROMOTION& The following Commanders are pmrnoted to the rank of poll Captains in the Royal Navy : Rkhard Bridges Jas. Holmes Coffau James Didryuipie Peary Wray Jiff. Raigcrsileld Alm Shale Richard l'ouldest S. G. Aarrilk George Miller Robert Sauce Charles titan lion. Wm. French Daniel Woodril Charles R rider D. Dobree Palip Somerville Rich. Pt Iltivee John Dick Peter R Runde:an Herry Probyn _ John Naas Stephen Rains Thomas Hand .1. Sinpfey V. P. Edworth jacph Brcdie Luinton Jams Dur.har %Vm. Richantfon C. P. Price john Newhoufe litichard Byron (leorge.Tobin thn Wainwright antes Sanders ni. Richardfon W. H. Wc.bley Richard ILtes George Btake t dw. Sueyd Clay ihornas Richbell 'rho:vas Brig is E.rjandn Carter J. T. Dighy Hon. F. P. Irby Charles Inglis Charles Carter TI °inn Browne Jobn Conn Edward Kendall Fs. Godolphin Bond Ti. Hackle inFnlrn Tr_ H. c.,h,mbi. Richard ilawkins Thomas Cowan W. Henry Daniel Stephen cohill John B. Edwards W. Herryion Chrilloph. Neville Georg" Bowen Penes Noble A. 1 . 1. Griffiths neorge Pordett J imes Nails Peter Spicer James Steward I. Taylor Mitchell Andrew Spnull Henry Duncan T. P. Duren Alexancl r B , cher Day Pat. Tanya 4 2 e .' Irrnatis George C. Pulling Jacob Walton David Colby William Holt, George Dal in . Coutts Crawford ohn Hayes . C. Rowley obn Winne f. G Shot and M. B. Pracd John Whyte Samuel Mottley Edw. W. Browne John S. Rotot G. R. Col icr Claw. Upton W. H. Tremktt Corydon Boger Rich. Hatherill Lord Va. Falkland Samuel Pym Argles George 111 emley Thos. Chas. Brodie am. D. P. Boleerie Fr •drrick Ti eiger C. Worfky Boys Erneft Brawn Robet Fanihaw Abralson Groffet Samuel Jack foe Bay Jolla Mirky I William Rkketts I Robert Barrie. There has been alto a confiderible number cf Lieutenants made Commanders, the of which is not yet node YAR MOUTH, MAY to. Yeller.liy morning failed the JAMAICA for Shields; the fame evening arrived the Uwi roaN ftig.t.te from Sheernefs, with difcharged fen men; and this morning arrived the Anrutom frigate from Plymouth, with the fame.—Arrived the DRIVER Hoop of war from a crnize.—The boats of the BADOIR excite cutter have captured two boats laden with fpirituous liquors.—Sailed for Norway the jofeph, BouLvsa ; and Emanuel, ANDERSON ; the James, CARTER, laden with bale, goods and paffengers, for Hamburgh, remains wind bound.—Arrived front London with goods, the Commerce, MINEFIELD; Hannah, MARSHALL; Fair Trader, STEWARD, Samuel, Rice; and Bro. therm, Coos.—No Packet has yet arrived from Cuxhaven, btft the Wind blowing frail at N. E. one is expedted this day. SHEERNESS, MAT to. Arrived the BOLD gun-veffil from a crnize.— &riled the AM P 1410 N, for Yarmouth, to convey the DUKE Of CAMBRIDGE to Cuxhaven; alto the LATONA tip the Thames, to be paid off ; and the VIXEN gun-veffel on a cruize. The FAVOURITE and his are ordered to convey the troops ferving as Marines on board the GUELDERLAND, GALA TH EA, AMBUSCADE, and AMPHITRITE Dutch (hips, to Lymington, in Hampflure, from which The they will embark in tranfports for Holland. The ARROW, RANGER, and AUTUMN (loops are ordered to take the Dutch feamen belonging to the beforementioned (hips to Embden. The Br.lL • I.IANT and .ALBION Were paid off this day, with the NONSUCH. The POLY ' , Him's, ST. ALBANS, ASIA, MONARCH, and VETERAN, have been paid off at Chatham. DUBLIN, Ardir 6, The pleating ceremony of the Proclamation of Peace vas yeiterday performed in the different parts of this city, amiclll the acclamations of thou fonds of delighted fpeaators. In the mean time the gins in the Park fired three Royal falntes of twenty rounds each. In confeqttence of the timely caution of the Lord Mayor, no illumination tool place 14 night. "Venally, being the firß fitting day of Eager Term, the feveral Courts were opened with much pomp and ceremony. The LORD CHANCELLOR held a Levee in the morning at his houfe in Ely Place ; after which his Lordlhip, accompanied by the Judges, and attended by a great many gentle. men of the Bar, proceeded in Rate to the Inns quay, where the bufinefs of the Term commenced in the feveral Courts; and in the King's Bench Grand juries were fworn for this County and City. The LORD CHANCRLLOR'S own carriages not 'being in readinefs, he went to the Coon with thole of lus Excellency the Earl of HAiDwuces. Lord Chief Justice Kit.waaoan fat in the carriage with 'Lord PDLSDALI in the procaon. There was a Mafqucrade at the Rotunda on Tuefday night. It was the fiat held them for feveral years pall. About ten-o'clock the alafques berm to affemble ; and the firms, as ufual on ftra occafions, wore crowded with the populace. colleted to view the charaaers as they paled.— Totmeofc as the atembly was, no all of violence or wanton rodenefs took place, and the condua of thc multitude was highly decorous and praifeworthy. A firong patrole of houfe kept in motion along the princ;pal avenee to the Rotunda, and a large guard of infantry facilitated the entrance. At twelve o'clock the rooms were crowded.— As mull have been oapeted, the majority of the 'Monts departed on this occalion, as much from na tnre In' their affumption of charaaen as mankind generally do in the common fcenes of seal life:— vanity, ignorance, and impertinence were predo minant ; bad charafters, inlipid char-afters, trots. blefome charaaers, and no charaaers wereeto be met at every turn, and dolnefs and folly almoll di. sided the empire of the night. There were, how ever, many well dreffed marks, and fume rely *ell fupported. At about half pall four .o'clock in the morning .llhe maks began to &pirate. The rooms were „fplandidly lighted. and the hipper, very prudent. y, was fuck. a s to dedtsa very littic from the pro firs of the night.. The number of =ass as *ell as could be judged, wass - abotat boo. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING)! BENCH, MAY to. MURRY V. JACK sox. This was an aaion brought for freight, and the fingle queflion was, Whether the owner of goods, which haie received tea damage on their voyage home, is entitled to a copy of the Captain's proteft? It was admitted ; that the defendant's fugars had been brought from the Well Indies in the plaintiff's fhip, and that he had tendered the freight upon condition of receiving a copy of the proteft made by the Captain on his arrival. It was contended on the one fide, that the owner of the Ihip has a lien upon the goods for the freight, and that if he choofes to part with his fecurity, and to deliver the goods, that very moment the money becomes due, and an anion accrues. As a matter of cont. ter'', this paper might have been fometimes given, but it was by no means demandable of right. The proteft of itfelf was of little ufe, as it could not he read in evidence, and upon any difpute arifing, the Captain mull be perfonally examined. It was allowed on the part of the defendants, that a protell is not legal evidence in a Court of Juflice, but they Paid it might he neverthelefs highly °refill in fettling difputes before arbitrators, who were in the conflant habit of attending to the Captain's depofitions before a Notary Public.— As would appear from the witneffes, the inva riable ufage had been to give a copy of the pro , teft with one hand, and receive the freight with the other. _ _ The Jury were fo convinced that this was the ufage, that they w•onid not hear any witnelfes, and were about to find for the defendant—when _ The Learned Judge laid, that in point of law, this was no defence whatever, as the freight was demandable even before the goods were delivered. Vepdia for the plaintiff. WHITEHEAD 'V. THE LORD MAYOR. This was an a&ion brought by a Mifs White head againit the Lord Mayor and Corporation of London for :so!. being the alledged value of a houfe of the plaintiff 's,lought by the Corporation and the Parifhioners, for the purpofe of throwing down on account of its inconvenient projeaion.— As the agreement was not under the corporate (cal of the city, the ailiou could not be maintained. It appeared, however, that the Corporation is 11 willing to pay what they conceive the reafonable value of this lady's premifes. MARRIID. On the agth uk. Edward I)ennifon, F.fq. of St. Martin'i-lane, to Mifs Martha Bowles ' of Baker-ftreet, Portman-fquare. Saturday lan, Henry Steele, Efq. merchant, of Leadynhall ftreet, to Mifs Pare, of Knighttbridge. Same day, at Waltham Abbey, Mr. Geo. Wood, of Bilhopf gate-ftreet, to Mifs Sarah Prefton, daugblet aflame Welton, Efq. of Sewardltone, INGLIS V. MANN., This was an action fora very large tom, being the value of property configned to defendant as a broker, to fell The defendant pleaded as a fet off a debt of 5,0001. which the plaintiff owed tiim, but which he had, by a fpecial agreement, con tinned not to Re, out of the proceeds of the goods affigned. The verdia, under his Lordlhip's direaion, was for the plaintiff; hut as Mr. Glass contended, that in point of law, whenever a decla ration is for money had and received (although there may be a fpecial agreement), the de fendant may fet off a debt due to him, his Lord fhip contented to referee the point for the confide ration of the whole Court. STEAM MILL. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, (If not previoufly difpnfed of by private bargain), Within the Royal Exchange Coffce-houfc, Edinburgh, upon V'educfclay the 19th day of May, 1802, at two o'clock in the afternoon, . T HE MILL lately erected GRANAMSTON, upon the banks of the Great Canal, aa wrought by a Steam Engine of Bolton, Watt, and Co.'s, of twenty h:rfcs parer. They confilt of Flour, Corn, and Barley. Mills, art molt fubftantially finillitd, and very advantageoufly fitilated for carrying oa an ertetilive trade. They lie abort a half a mile from Falkirk, and two and a half from Grangemouth. Application for further particulars may be made to Robert Young, writer, Merchant-Bract ; Mr. James Henderfori, wri ter, Falkirk; or the Rev. Mr. Smith, Polmont Made, by Fat kirk.—N. B. If not fold, the Mills will be let. OLD BAILEY. Yeherday twenty-three prifoners- were tried, eight of whom were conviaed of felony, viz. Mary Weldon, for healing a quart and a pint pewter pot, the property of j. Kendrick • W. William, for healing a thin, the property of R. Willis ; R. H. MallitVli, for healing a pair of boots, the pro perty of T. Woodward ; J. Williams, for healing two linen rheas, the property of B. Skill; J. Tew, for healing a child's drefs, the property of S. Warmington ; J. Percival, for healing fix fowls, the property of P. Borrett ; J. Morrill* and H. Kcmp, for healing two pieces of fir timber, the property of J. Waller ; and fifteen were acquitted. The fame day fentence was paired, when Henry Cock, for having felonlot By made, forged, and coun ts three fevcral papers, purporting to be letters or powers of attorney of William Storey, Efq. of Chatham, in the county of Kent, deceafed, to transfer feveral (urns of money in the Stocks or Funds of the Bank of England, and for uttering, pub diking, rid making ore of the fame, knowing them to be fo I forged, and thereby cheating and defrauding the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, of the (um of yoool. and upwards, &r. Robert Bakeweil, for embezzling and feereting certain can celled Bank-ewes, and in particular a note of the value of 511. with intent, by putting them again in circulation, to defraud the Governor and Company of the Bank of England. Edward Hartwrigly, for forging and uttering a bill of ex change for Si. purporting to be a bill drawn by the Woodbridge bank, and payable at Milli's. Downe, Thoentons, and Co. Busker+ in London. - R. C larke, fur a Burglary in the dwelling hook of Henry Styles, at Staines. T. Davies,for dealing a table, and feveral Bank-notes,to the amount of t_tl. add other articles, the property of A. G. Mac kay, F.fq. in his dwelling houfe. J. Harris and J. daphell, fur "'faulting P. Theodory on the Zing's highway, and taking from him a Elver watch and other articles. Catherine Borne, for fluting a pieces/ cotton, value ss.and upwards, the property of J. Bailey; and John Beer', for breaking into the dwelling honk of Ed. Troughton,and Beating two hydrometers and other articles, his property—feverally received judgment of Death. W. Bitten, Mary Martin, T. Watfon, S. Rutter, B. Brif me, B. May, J. Hunt, J. Caltledine, T. Smith, Eliza Jones, . floberman, J. lime, W. Wake fi eld, J. Wats, 3. James Omer, Sophia Groundle, J. Dykes, J. Sadler, Ann Smith, J. Abney, R. Bailey, 1). Day, J. Tolanner, tlannah Howard, T. Long, J. Riley, Prances Ward, J. Lane, J. Wat fon T. Keenan, J. Slaughter, Mary Smith, J. Retd, 'W. Ro ber;s J. Antlerfon, G. B. Harvey, M. Nelfon, Mary Drake, W. Low, Either Wellington, G. S. Warrtner, J. Thomas, J. Percival, J. Williams, R. H. Matthews, Mary Weldon, and. Jot alias G. Brown—were ordered to be tranfported for the term of feven years. W. T. Stocker, F. Walih, and P. Rowan— be tranfportvd fur the term of foutteen years. Eleven were ordered to be imprifoncd in Newgate, and twenty-Auer in the Houfe of Corredlion, at Clerkehwell ; thir teen were ordered to be publicly, and twelve privately whip , pal ; and one fined It. and difcbarged. N. B. Four of the perfons ordered to be publicly whipped too yards, arc as follows: viz.—lt. Smith, un Galley-quay ; J. Brown near St. Paul's Chain, Thames-ftraet , W. Cole, Seething -lane; and J. Robinfon, in tho Leather.market, Lea , denhall. ordered to Mr. Cock. conatided of forgery on the Bank of England, in a moll rerpectful and impreiLve manner fotieittd the indul ,ernte of the Cola, before the diradful (entente of the law wai pronounced He Rated, that be eonhilt red it due to the, humanity of the Court and Jury who tried him, to acknow 'site tlle palm of the verdid ; and he ago kit it to be due to hinsftli to declare. that fa far Ilmin intending to defraud any perfon. lee bad always meant to account to the Esecutore of Mr. Samar (who had !teen his relation ant patrol) for the money be had perverted. And that his ability Correrponded BETWEEN BUCKINGHAM AND BICE:STEIL With poffeflion at Lady Day nett. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.—By Mr. RAINE, At the Rainbow Coff4.:-'auufe, in Cargllll, on Friday the ailth instant, at Twelve o'Clock, in Thirty-three Lots, AN Eatenfive and Valuable Tithe Free and FREEHOLD ESTATE; Confining of nearly tho whole Paint of TWYFORD; with the MANOR thereof. • The principal part Grazing Land of the firtt quality j and well watered efpecially fo by a fine Stream, whkk [a mill,. eke boatdavy to the Eftate on the North fide; and on which are two good Water Corn Milli that belong, as well u two Wind Mills on other parts of the Eftate; and three free Pnblic-Houfes. The whole containing near Twelve Hundrai Acres of rich Land. The principal MciTuage is Twyford Lodge, which is fituaied in the centre of the Eftate, on elevated ground, and has been, and is (till, well worthy of being the (cite of a refpcdable Re• tadenee ; diftant four miles from Buckingham and Bicefter— the high road between whichgtvat MarketTownsgota through this Eftate. Mr. Harper, at Twyford Lodge, as well u the other Te nant', will Raw th4r feveral Lands ; and of whom, printed particulars may he had ; alfo at the principal Inns at Bucking ham, Neater, and Agilkibury ; of the Printers of the Osford, Reading, and Northampton Papers; Rainbow Coffee-houfe; of Mr. Holier, Attorney at Law, Thame; where, and at Mr. Raine s, I.and Surveyor, in Chat, tto-ftroet, Bloomtbury, acorreet Plan may be ken. with Lis 1140411 in um evident, by the ovr of the yocol.beint wade toehe Batik on his apprebenfion. He concluded with ' refp.ififully calling to hi. 1,0460 (the RCCI4 der wh WLIS net pr.fent at the trial) attention, the chitraaer he had main rained la Chitty. the FCTIO:: /A tieing then endrz!, the fame were adjourned un til Wednefilay, the ad day of June neat. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-FE CHANGE, MONDAY, MAY go. A Reyna of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the 24th of Apnl to the 3oth of April ineisfive. Total 9529 tacks.---AverAge sc.s. old. 31. 9 d. lower than hat return. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from the 26th of April to the tit of May, aspveable to the new Ad. Total -5454 Tasters. Aver.le Sta. 643. to oici. ewer than hit return. PRICE OF HOPS. Kent 41 r4s to 51 tas 4 Kent 41 161 to 61 6si E smicx 4 1 ZO.l f.. 41 .04 to s, tin sl 51 so Eire; 41 Ice So 51 ps Farn. 61 os to SI os p. SMITHFIELD, May to. To fink the offal—per Roue of Sib. Beef • 44 0.1 to ss 63 Veal - 4$ od to 6s oa Mutton -Ss &I to 6s 43 Pork - 5s .0d to 6s 4d Lamb 7s od to Ss Od. Stock at Market this morning, Beans 1700, Sheep and Lambs 6000. NEWO.XTE and LEADENHALL, May to. Per Rone of SUL by the eareafe. _ _ Beef 3s 4d to 4s 8d Veal 3$ od to 5s od Mutton ss od to 5s 84 Pork ss cal to 6s 4d Lamb 6s od to •71 cd. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, May sc. Smithfield. St James's. Whit ccharel. o.llay 3toto 5 I 2 Is 6to 5 to 0 3 to o to•s 5 0 Straw Itotot 16 I 1 16 oto 2 5 0 t to oto 2 0 0 . Cloys'. 5 o to 6 o$ 5 too to 6 Ea o COALS, May so. Ben Coals in the Pool, al. os. od per Chaldron. Delivend 21. 9s. od. Sunderland, al. 17$. 6d. Del;vered al. 6a od. BIRTHS. Friday, at Stratford-place, the Lady of Lawrence Dundas Campbell, Ffq. of a daughter. On the 19th ult. at his houfe in York-fteeet, the Lady of the Mao. Edward J. Tumour, of a fon and heir. Monday fertnight, Signora Storace of Coy ent-gardenTl eatre, at a Cam DIED. Wednefday night, Mts. Fourdrinler, wife of Mr. Fourdrinier, Charing-croft. On Thurfdr.y, at Clapham, Mr. Matthew Poole, of Cheapfiet. Qa Satutday evening, after a very Ihort 'liners, Mrs.lones, wife of the Rev. fluor Jones, of Upper Charlotte-Rreet, lilt - roy-fguarc. The 29th ult.v.t his houfe at Hemstterfmith, John Me caw- ran, late of Oxford-ltrcet, Efq. On the 27th ult. after a very thort illnefs, aged fixty, Mr. Elijah Salthoufc, at Ulverlton, one of the people called (..Liter-. At liarrowsate, on the 24th ult. Dr. James M. Adair. FELONY.-TEN GUINEAS REWARD. WHEREAS EDMUND OLDEN, labourer to me, Chriitoplicr Ingram, of Amefabury, in the county of Wilts, did abfeond on Sunday night Llft, or early on Mon day morning ; and information on oath having been given of divers thefts and felonies committed by him; in order to bring the (aid Edmund Olden to juttice, I hereby offer a Reward of Ten Guineas to any Fcrfon who than detain the Paid Edmund Olden, or Ore loch information of him as that he may be ap prehended, and all expenees thereof Bull be paid. April az, 1802. CHRISTOPHER INGRAM. N. B. Edmund Olden is about fifty-two years old, thin grown, about 5 feet 1 t inches high, remarkably thin face, Roman note, dark hair, and fallow complexion ; bad on when he abfeended 1 a round roek, and brown great coat, INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF FROM THE HIAD.ACHE. 'TO the many inaanees that have occurred of the extraordinary (Ileac, in the relief of the molt excruciat ing pains in the head, by the application of Dr. BLAIR's CE PHALIC FLUID, or Anodyne Eifeuce for the Head-ash, :he following molt remarkable Document is added SR the fads faelion of the Public : To Mr. Gardner, Apothecary, George-Erect, Edinburgh. Sir—Yetterday I was kixed with a molt violent Head . Aeh, and in cooker:nice was unable to attend to bufinefs. thought of trying what c&dt Br. Blair's Cephalic Fluid would have ; and. upon uhog it according. to his dire ions, I was re lieved almolt inflantancoully from the violent pain, and in a kw minutes was entirely relieved (tomb. TM.; information I have fmt you, that others labeuring under the fame violent complaint maybave it in their power to procuft relief. " And we, a., your obedient fervent. " Sept. S, dos . " S. CHEYNE, F.dinborgh." Soki, by appoinatest, at Cockers Medicine Warehoufe,, No. *se, Strand, nit *cafe from Temple-Bar, price as ed. 1 duty included; and Rd retail at all kapedtable Medicine Shops. ebfe►ve the Egosture, J.Cockdl. itl ble hand-writing, wictiqut which Dons are genuine. TO Ttiomw,s TAYLOR ESQ . , Na 9, NEW BRIDGE-STREET,LONDON, EA It 51 R., T FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have received from your Invaluable Mcdkint—LEAKE's PATEN[ PILLS. Aliout two years ago I was attacked with a Volum:at Ins titute, which I towed rather Slightly for fume time, but the Difeafe at length fpreading all over my Body, I was obliged to apply to the molt eminent of the Faculty, but their:Li:o=e afforded only temporary reUef—l winitthrough various Courfes of Salivation, and front being rasher of a corpulent Habit was reduced Co a mere Skeleton. Tin. Ulcers that fpread all over my limbs, rendered me a complete Objed;fo that my friends defpai:ed of my recovery. When brought to this hoodoo, 1 confidered death as inevitable; but a relation of mine comment.. log upon the many Cafes In which your Pills had facceeded. was induced to try a box of them, which I thought rather re. lieved me, and by perfcverance for two or three mouths, end ful sowing your Diredtious, I experienced the Moil unaccounta. blc Relaxation from P..in, the Sores gradually fultfiding; I ant now, thank•Cuot perfedtly recovered, and walking out daily: T doubt not but one mere box, which I think cautious to take, will &shin my health in its original (tate. It is with the molt heartfelt gratitude that I fubferibe myfelf, fir, your much obliged humble (errant, WM. Pismo sr. Dtanigatc, Manebetter, July i, 'Sot. P. S. For the public bunctit t do not objed to the above be' ing publiihed, buticuve you to ad as your own better judg malt !hall &date. Prepared- an.• Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Taos. TAT LOS. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his Houk, No. p,New-Bridge-ftreet: Where, le i ter a conduit refidense °Senor° than thirty-6x years, ha a prael tie particularly dirofted to the Cure of e Venereal Complaints, with that inviola ble fecrecy which men of his Prohfflon &wad always tobterle• he flatters hanfelf, the advice and affikance be gratuitoufly ad rainiltas to perfons taking this Medicine, will be &rented, by a difcening Public, as an advantage feldom cobs obtained, sad void of ambiguity. Alfa Sold,by hi{ Appointment, for the convenience of thole living at a &fiance, at the Perfumer's, N. 35, St. Alban'i- Rreet, Pail-Mall; the Toy-dtop, N 0.103, Oxford-ilrect ; Mr, Dilbotough's, No. 7, Filh-greet-hill ; Mr. Steel's, Boolsf,tllcr , No. t, Union-Row, Little :rower Hill; Mr. Watfou's. Sou;11- bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Caiwell's, Dublin ; Mr. Billiorr e. Liverpool; Mr. Atkinfon'i, Manehelter ; and by one Per in every eonfiderable Town it. Great-Britain ;ad Ireland, in Boxes of only 25. 9d. each, (mind up with full and plain Direc tions, whereby Perfons of either Sex any Curt themftives with Dare, Speed, Secrecy, and Safety. N. 13. Every Box fold in Goat-Britain is fated up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commiffioners. is Printe d ' at the Stamp-Olficeo—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-Itrect- - o imitate which is Felony, and all others arc couutcrfdt ; Printed for the Proprietors, by JOHN DANirt (of Can.aby-ftreet) at the STAR PSINTII4II.OTVICE, No I, Carry-Greet ; and publifbed by LE VKL K F NT, (of C.: c.- v./bury-place, Lambeth), at Na t, Carerftreet, and St er STAR-OW/Ct. Telllple.Ear; to Which Offpc all COIISCMI . Lion. for the EDITOR are roqucitai to be adolreffeki• (*lt! R!OU 3 Fitt7ll%—t. 'Two ne* tut: N-A obtained from feed ; one red, the other white: tikp bride fruit as large as fotne grapes, In bunches fat inch s and hang on the trees thicker than the leaves: tbty bake a pr. celiar brilliancy of colour, a full-flavoured tweeted., and L r ;f t poignancy of talk far beyond all others. 2.. Three new 5tt,,, betties, viz I. The Cherokee, a znonftroas fruit, otter:se c ' inches round, and of molt exquifite flavour; k bears to ahun elaudy, , that one rout treapteutly falls a plate. s. The Paragon. gym! to the former in m.ry fine property, and ewes later, fp sa. to give a long fucceflion. 3. TV Great Modena linattois, tae molt delicious of the StrawberrY trih.f, Is. very high favour Ind wmderful fragnmer talc it far above ail competiti on , Currant trees, (each fort felsantdy„) .fix in a bupdle, for tea. 6d. Strawbert; (melt fort feparately,) So in a bundle, fur toe. 6d. Sold at Crozker's, St. Alban' 's.fireet, Pall-mall.—No meat . Pay pottage. DISEASUS of the tJRJNdkY CANAL and VENJOLEAL COM PI.AINT4. MR. DUFOUR informs the Publie,that he Teat daily be eonfulted gratis, from 7 to 3, at his hottfe, Na 5, Frith-lima, Soho, London, in ail cafes of Obitrnetions Strictures, Glen's, Seminal Weaknefs, Inaontineney or Ur:ne Impotuiee, and debility in either S.t, fi.e. 1 ions ex endive Praniee in this department, to vihiah he ha: con fined hiinfelf for many yam, he offers a method of cure, effie %dons, and which prevents a relepfe. _ _ _____ Mr. DUFOUR, fol; Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me dicated) Boogies, has ultimately fo improved them, by divea ing them of the irritating eifetts of common Bonita, that they fucceA where cauffics antknther violent means have failed. For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR isle potcl eo at Daran's Remedies, fo mild that they reader edia refiraim in dirt tuuteccifary. 'Po enable him to attend patients at their own houfes, he has provided the &Silence of a Gentles man of the Faculty. Perfuns in the country may be cured by Rating t%eir cafes in letters, pott paid. jult publilbed, price as. 6d. Fifth • Edition, enlarged..—A Treatife on the above Cmnplaints, illefirated with the various fymptoms and Cafes Mewing the painful and dangerous ef reds of Canitie Bougies; an improved method of treating go- . norrheas, Pee. Ste. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-cout, Soho; and H. D. Symonds, Kitt:molter-row; alfo to be had At M'Que(n's, Excter-hange, and at the Author's. WHEN Yrofelfional Men of education and re. fruifiliility deviate front the general fyitent by the fe • eftinn of a peculiar Branch, the fandtlon of long continual putts is the heft criterion of foperiotity. . . . . . - Eight years have I devoted my pradhie to the eschifive treat.. menu of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccofsful refuk of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ravages of thofe complaints which seethe molt import. ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch Is an Army Surgeon,! formed a wlfh at an early period of Pradiee to relent. individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Practitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have de- Voted my attention, comprise every [pecks of VENEREAL. INFECTION, whether of a recent or tang duration.-444. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or tht indulgence of mature age, and laftly that Qe rartgenient of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN. NESS et STERILITY. Noviterous <Weeks are the refult of ignorance or bane to the treatment of wimple Gonorrhea, and It not %infrequently hap pens that tbereeds-of Life are poifoned by the indifaction of am unguarded hour. By a ruperior metiodruth complaints are esfily cured, and 'erenerhera others have failed, I truft that I may prefonvito Offer i radical* te-rltslbliihment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated . diftrers In, the dirorder compared with the calamitous Stuatioss of Men,whe from indulgence ins SOLITARY VICR,or the pxevaltnt Gale. ties of a fathictutble Life, acquire that Rate of Debility whiab is the unavoldahleconrequence of fuck peroklous habits. Where the unhappy fufferer. broods over BR mirety, but case: fully conceits bts misfortune, it inlay be tome conf elation fx him to know, that although t be an °bp& of doubt or underr minty with other Yraditioners, the removal of tbefe Deft CIENCIES by the gradual wirers of Renovation is the acquire. ment cI my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraCriou of this languid Nate, and in there cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for Tara exited, a proper Pm. reverence is indifpodi hi y requite to revive the ilumbring fparke of Life, and to rc-animate the Coollitutioo. MARRIED WOMEN, *So have long been dltappointed in di* mediations of a Family, may be affured,'that in molt Wieners fueh defedia are curable by Medial SkUL The SECRECY which is fo &anti,' to my undertaking, and the Ctialifications which' I have prefusned to'llate, form the Bafis of my Pretenuons, and fit ceincidence with Nth this Ind. illation is given, that Mr may be confultedpefonally (or by letters it :chafing iTntall note) at his boufe, N 0.29, Ante. del-itreet, Strand. bear Temple-Bar. There is an atUtional entrance In Watauitreet adjoin,' g, and the name is on both the doors. Noi Ti Member nt the Royal ealteirr of Simms. • •