Star. — London, England, 1801-06-08 00:00:00

IRELAND. DtTBLIN, JUNE 2. Yetlerday, the Members• of the Corporation of the City, and thofe of the Univerfity, waited on hi s Excellency the Lord Lieutenant with congra tulatory addreffes on bis appointment to the Go vernment of this country. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has been pleated to make the following appointments, viz. Lieutenant General DIMDAS. being' the fenior General Of ice on the Staff of this Eltablithment, is appointed to take the command of hls Majedy's forms in Ireland, until farther orders. To be Aids-de-Camp to his Eicelleney. tiOniinary---The Hon. Lieut. Col. Gotta, of the yth foot—, cape. !jowly, Of the ad WeR India regiment. giti2Ordaal7Callt.LOrd LINDSAY, of the aoth light dra iocAs—Capt. GORdON, of the yad regiment—capt.SOTßZWV,' of the tit foot.guaris--Capt. Hon ?MICR, of the Ssth foot. s u p e rquirumary---Coloaei Charles M'Dost E Lt.—The Hon. t o t. Paws', of. the St ft foot—Cornet DASIIWOOD, of the sel life guards. Wednefday evening, the following men, John Byrane, Jas: Byrane, Daniel Byrane, John Ahern, Mathias Ahern, Michael Ahern, Mortagh Ahern, and James Garvey, who had been removed by the Habeas Corpus to Dublin, were hi ought back to Limerick by a military efcort, and lodged in the prevot prifon, in order to their being tried by a General Court Martial, for rebellious pratilices. JUNE 4. Yetterday, the Lord Mayor entertained his Ex cellency at dinner at the Manfion-houfe, and a number of perfons of high rank and refpeeability, and eminent citizens. The banquet was-given in a moil fplendid fide. This day, the anniverfary of his MAJESI.Y'S Birth-day, was celebrated at Dublin-Cagle, where his Excellency the Earl of HARDWICKE hell o a levee, and received the congratulations of the Nobility and Gentry on the occafion, and an Ode was performed. ' ' CORN-MARKETS. MILICIS OP 02• IN, AT THE Tin4ONING N S. RE•DlNOrNibel t OOS. 04. to ISPS. od. per Qu arter. 3i M/ 38s. od. to 66 1 . cd. Beam 465. od t o 41. Od• ONO 225. OIL SO 442 od. Peak 445. od to 348. od. Niwatta y.--Wheat Boa. od. to 2525. od. per %tarter. Batley 401.0 d. to 725. od. I Beans 6os. od to Mod. , Oats 27► od. to 444.6 d. Peak me. od. to toe. od. H —West Hos od to nos od per %latter. barley 38a od to 69, od I Beans sos od to 7011 od Ous a od to &p od. Peak ooa od to gss od Bassworrowir -Vilest toot od to tsas per Quartet. Bark, tzs od to 7os od 1/1. ana sos od to 67i od Oats ags od to 40 od Peafe sit od to 630 od 0tr0a0...-Wheat Taos. od to t6os. per Quarto. Nu* ass nd to poi od I Beans oos od to 7a od Oats • nils od to 4610 d Peak oos od to 001 od Pekoe Bread at the following Places: RtAllilltlh • - td. the gallon loaf. Is Minut e - - as. s 4. ••••••—••••-••• The Cefwindigheyd, &mace, from Stetin for Toole, with what, Is arrived at Cowes. She left Stetin the zoth of May, in company with 65 (hips all corn laden, bound for different ports in Eng land. . Hereford and other places ate calling meetings for the purpofe of petitioning Parliament; as al ready done by Worcefter, that grain, turnips, and potatoes may be fold by weight anfleadofmeafure The building at Brighton continues with much fpirit—a field at the entrance of the town, of about three quarters of an acre, lately fold for three thou fand guineas, and a piece ofground, at prefent oc cupied by a pile of old (tables, near the Duke of Meatioaovon's, has been fold at 15 guineas per foot. Portland place colt only zss. per foot, and that price was deemed inordinate. At Bedford, on Saturday fe'nnight, Mr. Wm. Scarborough, of St. Neot's, was convi,fted before f. DAY, Efq. Mayor, in the penalty of five pounds , or making a falfe return of the price of corn fold brhtin in Bedford-market on the 16th of May. Canaittnoz.—The annual prizes for the belt Englith declamations have been adjudged in Tri nity.hall, to Mars. HUMPH/LYS, MITCH zt.t., jun. and Bowes'. Mr. Tenteissow's public Breakfaft was given in the gardens of Foley-houk on Saturday, with a princely fPirit and Cafe. About yoo cards wete trued, and all the fafhionables in town affembled. The entertainment was defigned in- the (tile of a two-dirge. Eight tents were erected on the lawn, north of Foley-houfb, and booths were placed, with Tunbridge-ware ' toys, ribbons, and ttittkets, brought thither by tradefsnen to All in the man ner of a fair. Every thing, refrefhments, :nate, & g nat could delight the company, was provided; but alas a fhoirer ' a Dorm deftroycd the joys of the day! Many Ladies were full dreffed for the Opera ; they were walks ing in the gardens, and making merry purchafes in the tents, when about three o'clock a torrent poured down from the heavens. All was flutter and confufion, jult 'as if an enemy had entered the grounds. The •houfe was robbed of its oil and floor cloths, to make , a dry path acmes the gnats to the houfe ; but the firft Lady and Gentleman that ventured on this flippery footway came jointly to the ground, to the terror of the others. Sir W. W. Writes then ptopofed that two Gentlemen fitould carry a Lady in a chair, a !errant holding an umbrella till they were all hoofed. The beaus, however, found the o ffi ce of Ch a i rman too laborious, and flood quizzing Sir VI Arlin and others, who, with much good ware and gallantry, were thefcrvants of the fair. . 1 06 e bottle the company were moll meal:cent erentertained ; gardens and tents had laid oat fumptuoufly to refrefh and amufe, and never perhaps was to magnificent aft* fpoiled. Precau. tions had been taken againfl this too, by Dating in the card if the morning was unfavourable, the entertainnent would be put off till Monday. The morning was favourable, and the Dorm gave but very few minutes warning. In Voley,hook, how ever, the company had every thing that could confole them 1 and the embarraffments of the day only feemed to have given rife to ridiculons die trefs, and entertaining incidents, which afterwards produced a fund of amufement to the pas, whom the Prince, and feveral branches of the - Royid ralgigY WYPltbele Joined, Ws for the vim Nitunc.iL INT,ELLIOENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Nl'ind W. S. W. • • AItMITI/ OVE • o Hamborgb, 3 Dublin, I Waterford, Lilbon, 0 YARMOUTH, JUNE T. Saturday P. M. arrived the AloLos frigate: fhe is expefted to fail the firft fair wind. Admiral POLE relieves Lord NELSOY in the Baltic. Arrived the NARCISSUS brig. Sailed on a cruife the Not Nut lugger, and l'EsttsoLs brig. FALMOUTH, JUNE s. This afternoon arrived the KING Gioact packet, Captain YsscoMaa, in twelve days from Li(bon. Sailed the American fhip Eliza, Capt. Hamm- Ton Itra, for Hamburgh; Acres and DOLPHIN cutters on a cruize. PLYMOUTH, JUNE 6. Yellerday the 24th Regiment of Foot embarked from Millbay, on board his Majeßy's fhip MON. MOUTH, of 64 guns, Capt. HART, lying in Caw fand Bay.—Sailed the HIGHLAND CHIEF India man, Capt. .GsszNvtAr, and the Spanifh prizes Dcl Roferie, and Santa Terefa, lately tent in here by his Majefly's fhip CAMBRIAN, all for London: alfo the PLYMOUTH lugger, of 18 guns, with a fleet under convoy, for the Downs.A. , Laft even ing paffed the Sound to the eallward, the Ameri can (hip Ariadne, of Boflon, Capt. JoHN Ls Bos up ET, from St. Andes°, bound to London, laden with rite, originally from America, but taken by a French privateer and carried into St. Andero 13 months ago, and now liberated : Several paffengers landed from the Ariadne, among whom were Mr. JAMES TUCKER,Mate of the brig Brothers, of Dart mouth, Capt. JAMES BALL, from Lifbon, bound to London,laden with fruit,which ve ail was captured, on.the 7th April, by the Gironde, French priva teer, of 12 guns, and on the 13th following She was driven on fhore in Lafirea Bay, on the coat of Spain. This afternoon the MONMOUTH, of 64 .guns, Captain HART, failed from Cawfand Bay, for the Mediterranean. Sailed on a cruise, off Breit, the NAIAD, of 38 guns, Captain RICKETTS ; BLANCHE, of 36 guns, Captain HAstoxv; and the &MARROW, of 16 guns, Lieutenant NICHOLSON. PORTSMOUSH, JUNE 7. , Sailed yefterday evening the HANNIBAL, of 74 guns, Captain Ftaais , to join the Channel fleet; and Bravais, of 18 guns, Capt. Jowls, for Wey mouth. Arrived the Cnamrton cutter, from the ifland of Marcou : by her we learn tha t: the French are colleCting a large force at the different ports in the Channel. The embargo was taken off all the Ruffian and Daniflt !hips at this port yelleiday afteznoon. During . Sir R. CALDIII s voyage from Madeira to Tenenflk, the expeCtation of finding GAN. xsts4usts at the latter ifland was fo ftrong, that the crews were at quarters for two days together. Nor did the gallant Admiral rdinquifh his hopes till he had nearly coafted the ifland, and doubled the Cape of the Taft Bay capable of holding the eaemy. FROM LLOYD', LIST. DIAL, Julia 7.—Arrived the THUNDIKIR man of war, from Portfmouth, and failed for Chatham; alto the NIMILF cutter, with a convoy, from Dartmouth; which are failed for the River.— Wind E. S. E. G AAAAA IND, JUN/ by the Referve, .. -, from New York; Spring, FISHIR, from Dantzick ; Nancy, SMITH, from Teneriffe ; Ja cob, from Charleftown; Neptunus, from Savannah ; Three Sifters, --, from Phi ladelphia; Minerta, from Bofton ; and Mar quis of Landfdown, ATKINSON, from Surinam.— Sailed the Lady Andover, for Jamaica ; Roebuck, VAVON AN, for Africa; Jonge Johanna, and Hoffnung, for Hamlsurgh. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The crew of the Timms, for the capture of two Spann bows the Diana and name unknown, and a (mall boat, will be paid their proportions of the Paid prizes at Broad-greet Buildings, on Wed• nefday the tytti inftant. The crew of the hired cutter EARL Sneeze, will be paid on the cutter's arrival at Deal, their !hare of falvage for the brigs Mary Ann and Hardwick. The crew of the BILLONA, PLUME of WALIS, VINGIANCI, SCIPIO, lIIIIIINCIBLIL L ALFRID, DIC. TATOR, AIISTMUSA, and ALARK, 4 and floo_ps FA VORITE, TNORtS, VICTOILIIUSI, TERROR, ZISIA, PIIAC•111, BITTERS, and ZEPHYR for the reduc don of the Ifland of Trinidada and its dependen cies, will be paid at Salters-hall-court, Cannon ftreet, a fecond diftribution on account of the Paid capture, on Friday the t ath inflant. A dittribution of the proceeds of the falvage of the flip James, recaptured by the HOCIAR, will be made on board the Paid fbip on her arrival in Pont Alfo of the proceeds of the falvage of the (hip Kenyon, recaptured by the GALATIA, on board the Paid flip, on her arrival in port. Alfo of the proceeds of the falvage of the (hip Britannia, recaptured by,the Paosaa, on board the faid thip, at Plymouth, before the proceeds to fea. The crew of the MATILDA, for the capture of l'Annibal, will be paid their proportions of the head-money for Paid prize, at Salterirhall-court, on Thurfday, the t ith of June infiant. The crew of the armed cutter Far, for the cap ture of the Fortuna, will be paid their proportions of laid piss, la Fo;tratotttli p the each aliast. DOVER,. I.7NE 3. • The Nancy, VAT rtnoas, which failed with a flag of truce for Calais nn Wed•oftfay, returned this day, witli difpatthes for M. Orro, and P.tris Papers to the :Militant, intltifive. The Matter re ports, fhat within there few days large bodies of troops have marched into Cilais, and yellerday a body of horfe ; and that morl troops are daily es peaed there and in the neighbourhood. Lunt, MAT 4. The, Wrights, armed fhip, Captain CAMPBELL, propofes to fail this day with the fleet for the Elbe. She has been long detained by contrary winds and calms in Leith Roads. OUTWARD-SOUND INDIA FLEET. Princefs Charlotte, May 4.:—L4t.38. 42. Long. 12. 64. We lift night experienced a fevere gale, which, however, has neither cllfperfed, nor materially da maged our fleet ; but our (beep, pigs, and poultry, were all wailed away. We have 123 foldie ioarri, many of whom, as well as fotne of the pa ngers, are flatly t and we have buried two men. A (lark of immenre 1 fize has followed us for four days, and is at this inliant lying alongfide. Of Madeira, May 9. The fleet, conlifting of his Majefty's fhip ARE• I Tx vsl • Earl Howe, Henry Dundas, Lord Thur low, and Princefs Charlotte, Indiamen, arrived off' this ifland laft night, lets healthy than might have been expelled from the nature of our paflige. The HEILMIONE frigate is here, having brought 1 in four French prizes. There are two large French privateers, the one mounting 38, the other 26 guns, cruifing in this latitude ; they have captured four Well Indiamen, and three other merchant (hips. The /kunst/se, our convoy, leaves us as loon as we get clear of there Wands. In the Bay of Maltaban, on the Coal} of Pegne, during a heavy gale of wind, on the lath of No vember, at night, Capt. WIROFE, of the Danifh fbip Cronfberg, fell in with a wreck, which proved to be a Genoefe, bound to Calcutta, which had overfet, and was then momentarily erpefted to go down. Captain WICOFE, with great difficulty, was able to fend a boat to the wreck, and brought off the Captain and eleven of the crew; the re mainder, amounting to thirty-nine, perithed. The John, HNNDLIZON, from New York to Lon don, has been feen at fea in great difirefs, and a Hoop along-fide taking ont flour. The Prefident, —, from New York to Gibral tar, _is taken and carried into Algeziras. The Ann, HAZLEWOOD, and Carrier, Bisitov, 'froth Portfmouth to the Mediterranean, are cap tured in the Gut of Gibraltar. The Good Hope, DomoVAN, from Litbon to Ve nice, has put into Mahon with damage, and is there condemned. The Camilla, Piegsrom, from Grenada to Li verpool, has been taken by the Braave privateer, and retaken by the GLINMOR a frigate. The Affiftance, SMITH, from Carl& to South hampton, is on fhore on the Shingles, near Ly mington • alfo a brig, name unknown, with timber. The Mary Ann, —, from Surinam for Liver pool, foundered at fea ; crew raved in the Efther, LINDO. The Traveller, RusslLL, from the We ft -Indies, for Boron, is lo ft on'Long The Ann, PAssirr, from Dublin to is on fhore near Milford, and full of water. The Earl of Liverpool, Hosts, from Africa,.is on fhore near Surinam. _ _ The Itebecca,iivr, from Baltimore to Europe, was drove on fhore off North Point (Baltimore), on the sd of May. ARRIVED. _ _ At Jamaica--Edingtan, Wißun; Undaunted, —; Lady Bluckwarth, Erick ; Ann, Atkins ; Nana, ; Cygnetßlack ; Moira' Cs:Rimy., -- ; Commerce, army ; Aug altos Cake., 211 by; John and Thomas, Leech; Matthew, Jelfroy ; Equef= lbs, Miller; Weft Indian, Duke; Ceres, Gowland; Latona, ital r ; Lady St. John, Smith; Commerte, Smith; Adriatic, ......—; Provide:tee, —; Volunteer, Wake • Caerwent, Ro mon ,• Sir Hyde Parker, WCftall; Ann, Wake; PAncefs El abiTh iniullaid ; Albion Hayman ; Nero, Grey ; Cambden, illanagifif‘Billtea, from London ; Web, Stowe; and Insbnikeis Africa ; and Mary. Campbell, from At laPa ttadnique=dis Potts, from Dibraltar; Sufan- Illib..—; and Bryce, from London. I •At Doter—Olive illWada, Nicholls, from Bolton ; Ale:an ds, Homiltoa,Mcrielg,froto Baltimore; Martha Wellington, - - Calder, frdekchailefiitn; Dorothy. Nide% fain Mr. - nad ; and Pack et , Ewing, frump:M. At Vanguard, Finlay, hum 'amain; Boyne , and y, Woodliam, from New York; Michael, Kerner • Soccer'. —; Jupiter, —; and from j Kenfirgton, —,from Philadelphia ; 'Lkaa, from Trinidad; Either, Linda, and Mercury, =l in= ; Wellmorland, —; Detanihire, —; Yd, —, from Jamaica. At Hoylake--Bulbert7, BM, ; Elizabeth, Stephens ; Aran. wart, Either; Pomona, Emmeline, —; Eh: MIN: Ramie, Limn ; Dolly, Cowan ; sod Anse, —, from Llbaß At Cork--Velocity, Murphy, from Oporto; Speedwell, Meg. ray, from Jamaica; Phabc Ann, Glover, from Virginia; and Whacky, Swain, from New York. At Cowes--Wathingtott, —,.from Sakm; from Baton; Herman and Thrill:1111W, • Fanny, —; William, and Nancy, Itigritama Charlene:l. At Antigua—Dedake, Poerkt ; Strenike • CultiAlaillilba' Radley ; and Baltic Merchant, Smith, fraillieffilffiL At Barbados-••Barbadoes Planter, Carta, two larks. At Portfitionth•--Pricodfitfp, from Mara; and lid St. Vincent cutter, front Jamaica. Off Pook--Two Friends, Role, from New York. At Southatripton—Darothea from Steed*. • aria ft.." At Surinam—Hector, Muller; Hannah, blahs; ...= Btough, from London ; and Arethnfa, Allard, from u At Newfoundland--Alblon, Biggs, from London. At Philadelphia—Jane, Sawyer, from Liverpool. At New York— Ca roline, Manley, from LivapooL At Boitoo—Nancy. Lyre, from Etriftol ; and Jacob, Court, from LlVerpool. At Virginia—Noma, Sylentan ; antt Waliftptlis a Stott, Awn Livetpool. . . At Afries-...Viltatihmf, Diehl= ; oat Amat o Dlop‘ from Imodwa. Oflrmodar4•44loleiroo, fr om D _ t: AtWtfrodhodwpiottart,Weft, Prom Defrimeret Mimi ,llittfrom Mai; and Swallow, ...—, h a m Opsw ClfirTwo Friends, M.Millan, from Baltimore. •, • At NomPortideme...Alenadrit,Hafilogs,froto Martinique. 'At Lombosiarr4oAtlfrit. from Oporto. At Doe. --431fr0. Create; mei Danish from Compladl. from Lmism lfritfrolkt. from Leeds& 1111111$11••• frill Md.& SPORTING INTELLIGEbICE. STORK SPRING MFETING, MONDAY, JUNE I. Mr. Sitwell's Hyale beat Mr. G. Crompton's Annifeed, 81L. 21b. each, goo guineas. WIDI4V.DAY, JIJSE 3. A Sweep(lakes of togs each. Two miles. Mr. G. Croinpton's Annifeed, by Coriander. 811. sib. I Ld. Fitzwilliam's Fanny, 91t. - - a $ Sir T. Calioigne's Timothy, 9ft. 41b. - - 3 Sir IL T. Vane'a b. e. by Walnut - • - PI Mr. Cunningham Grabam's Bryan &Linn, 91t. pd Even betting, and 5 to 4 on Annifeed ikainit the field. A good race, but won eafy. Lch Darlington's b. c. by Alexander, out of Fairy, againil Sir H. Williamfon's b. c. by Sir Peter, 811. for wogs. h. ft. Two miles. The former paid. THURSDAY, lola 4. Stand Plate, free for all horfes, 4 yr. olds, 7ft. 91b. 5 yr. olds 811.41 b. 6 yr. olds and aged 81t. zolb. Four yr. Old fillies allowed 41b. Four miles. Mr. Johnfon's Sir Solomon, by Sir Peter, S yns old II Mr. Wentworth's Chance, by Lumber, 4 yrs old Mr. Sitwell's Cook-Boat, by Overton, 5 ?Todd Sir T. Garcoigne's Timothy, by Delpini, aged - 4 Mr. Cornfurtles b. e.by Antzus, 4 yrs old dr Even betting on Sir Solomon; 2 to z agit Chance; 6 to t agft Timothy; and 8 to i agft Cock-Boaz. A Sweepllakes of togs. each; colts 8(1. fillies 7ft. 'alb. Lift mile and half. Sir T. Garcoign ea ch. c. Lenox, by Delpini out of Viola x Mr. G. Crompton's Rigadoon, by Delphi' 9 Ld Fitzwilliam's Miracle, brother to Wonder • g Mr. Wedtworth's Antelope, brother to Monmouth 4 .... . IA Darlington's c.by Alelander, out of Fairy - i IA Darlington's Muley Moloch, by John Bull - pd Mr. G. Crompton's Q!_liz, by Buzzard - Pa Even betting on Rigadoon; and 2 to t againft Lenox. An uncommon fine race among[ the whole five. During week, immenfe fhoals of Whitings, and other HI, were caught on the Beach in the Bay of Aberdeen, Every receding wave left numbers behind it, and the only trouble was to pick them up. The caufe is thought to be, that the Dog.fifh now begin to infer the coaft ; and to efcape their voracioufnefs, the fmali Bib pulls for the !hallow water. The Rev. Gicssir WACIFIRLD was, on Friday liberated from his confinement in Porchecter Calle, the two years having then expired to which he was fentenced. Mr. WAITTORD, Coroner at Plymouth, has within five months taken inquefts on the bodies of 13 children burnt to death by the careleffnefs of their nudes or attendants. A young man loft his life on Saturday evening while bathing in the new Cknal, at Paddington. A fmart (hock of an earthquake was on Mon day felt at Chefter and its neighbourhood. During a thunder ftorm at Southwell, feveral women and girls who had been working in Mr. Little's Hop round, crept under apile ofpoles for fhelter, when it was (!ruck by lightning, and a wo man and a child were killed, and Tome others much fcorched. S. Kinder, condemned to death at the Notting ham affizes, for forgery, has had his femence mi tigated to two years imprifonment. .ADMIRALTY-SESSION.—OM Saturday Matthew Comer, an Mittman, was indißed for high treafon. He was proved to have been on board a French pri. vateer,which captured an Eng Sib Chip the DIAMOND, and to have been a&ive in working the guns, &c. The defence was, that he took the fhip, againit which the privateer was fighting, to be a Spaniffi (hip; and that, as he had only recently come from America, he did not know that Spain was an ally of France. The Jury confulted on his cafe upwards of two , hours, and returned a verdit of—Not Guilty. A true Bill was found againft John PO&, the mailer of a merchant (hip, who (lands -charged with the murder of a boy on board his veil. The prifoner being called to the Bar, an affidavit, from the mother of the deceafed, was read, ftating fereral circumitances relating to the death of her fon, and praying the trial might be poftponed till nut &ffion, on account of the abfence of a material witnefs.—The Court complied with the prayer of the petition, and admitted the prifoner to bail. Dr. J. Fu LLF a, of Upper Brook-fireet, London, with theliberality and humanity which charafterife many who have retired, after a life yf extenfive prat:lice, on the sth infiant, communicated to B. D. PIR [INS, of Leicenerlquare, London, tome important obfervations on, and experiments with, his Patent Metallic Trafftors; on the final merits of which he thus concludes : a I have nfed the Traders in very numerous inflames with greet Akeefs, and have the firmd madam is their utility, ileek be have a pleafare la the pelage d the ikon et Abe Mirky of their him MillitOOsnAioAhis de ; inset Terielessis. hedkd iffisie *Mk. and Itissarres. be cites the follswire &Moe tes • A lady. aged ie. whom the Traders relieved at a long landing in the ihoultkr. found a wroth deeig that eggikation, and which was eit hie hew =Lbw continue for tho general days. ilk ream Win h I ught her • rupee liable& minims ir/ dilit peentparative merits Glebe - 1••• rs wide ails Mihail.% led thereby akertain what mars the had hi the it. fees. I accordingly drew the points of s, wend, ate. over eb e e t zt akeded, as I had before stied the Troths" butte*, s was there produced the keit cite& The Traders. however, on being applied a feeond time, inimaratiately aces used the heat, and gave exaaly the fame retie as at toft...- Tidsexperiment was made under circumitancee which rendered it very decifive." On the aft of April was pnblilhed, by the Patentee, an entire sew Work, entitled " Cafes of fuceefdal Pradtke with Pea ante% Patent Metallic Tradon, received Once January alto, the date of the former publication. &c." price Is. Sold by J. Johann, it. Paul's Church-yard, London.—.of the Patentee it see y be bad gratis, by all who have purchafed the Tradton. I The Cures of Dont, itheumatifm, Head-ark Tooth-aeh. Opniins.hritifes, and all analogous Difeafes of Hodes which are publiihed, are innumerable. The Tractors, fo neceffary in every Family, and among Hodes, may be had, genuine, with new and improved direc tions for ufing them, for Five Guineas the Set, of I. D. Pea ants, A. M. the Patentee, in Leicettentquare ; .and of Frederik Smith, Chrenift and Dniggift, m the Ilaymelost. Liatiao. The portable nature etthaTradort renders thdr esemeganen_ by Coach, or even by Pa, convenient. Laws bide& las_ebek amount ( ) her Waded The POT PiTIC thinks k proper eMs ge dot be bee romoved from No. :I, to No. A, Leiashohiake.Lerebreolbe Houk of the late JJohn Planter, Surgeesoilish M IMO Obit ken be (opener COOIVAUICO for reentvlnig his etrentrees %%hors. " ' , i . :f