Star. — London, England, 1805-03-13 00:00:00

Phis go LONDON GALITTN, MARCH I 24, 11111111.11LT1 , 02FICI, MARCH 12. Canoe a Later from Vici-Admiral Sir JOIN THOMAS Drez• WORTI L , K. B. Commander is Chief of his Majefty's flips and VIC* at Jamaica, to WILLIAM MARSDEN, Efq. dated at Port- Royal the Igth of January 1!35. Si r —y ou will herewith receive, for the informa tion of my Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty, the copy of a letter from the Honourable F. F. GARDNER, [hang the capture of the French brig privateer Regulus, commanded by Jaceys Ma. THIKU. I am, &c. (Signed' J. T. DUCKWORTH. PRINCESS CUARLOTTE, DCC.I3. Sir—l have the honour to inform you, that at ten A. M. Cape Antonio, E. four leagues, made all fail in chace of a brig ; and after a hard chace of (even hours, with a fre(h breeze, came up with her in lat. so deg. 5o min. N. long. 85 deg. 32 min. W. having tteered South the whole cf the chace, and firing four or five Ihot at her the firuck, and proves to be the French privateer brig Regulus, from Guadaloupe, commanded by Citizen Jacoss NIATHIEU j pierced for 14 guns, but only t t mounted (having thrown two overboard, with her boats and (pars in the chact), aid eighty liur men. She is a very fine 'ail, fails remarl•ably well, is cor pered, and is, in my opinion, perfectly adapted for his Majelly's fer vice. 1 have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) F. F. GARILiii. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Comminions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County 0( Linct•ln.- - -Lincoln Volunteer Infantry. John Bmtherton,Cent. to be Lieutenant; Benjamin Wball,Cent. to Le Lawn. Dated February 4, tBos. Grantham V ,, lr.lteer Infantry, William Genes, Cent to be Enfign. Dated Febnsary 4, rks. Commitlion in the 'Second Battalion of Cinque Port Volunteers, figned by the Lord Warden. Dated March 25, 1804. R. M: Bates, Efts to be Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank of Captain. CommiCGois figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Invernefs. - - - - - AirJ, Strathglafs, Urquhart, and Dores Battalion. Aird Company. Att,cr.e.-rzavaer to be Lieutenant, vice Hugh Prater ; Been' KVE.ochin, Gent. to be Pangoottee Maumee Falco- Der. promoted. Dated February so, ;Sid. Glenelg Company. Donald Miver, Gent. to be Datil, •ice ap pointed In the 'ids Regiment of Foot. Dated Sept. I. I 804. Commitrions in the Derbylhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Htnry Lawrence. Erg. to be Captain; Samuel Murphy to be Lieutenutt. Dated February 27, 18os. PAIUUNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ` Wham Franck and Mary Shepherd, of Heaton-Norris, Lan ealhire, cotton manstradturers, March 8„ 18os. William Curts and Thomas Potts, fcythes and bay and 'trim knives manufatiturers, at Ab'..y Dale Forge, Yorkibire, Fib. ss. William Lockwood and George Lockwood, of Mancbeftcr, woollen &opus, Much 3. Daniel datterton , Samuel Bad t d, and Robert George Budd, Dnennirtnn Rreet, Middlefev, Tapanners, March 9. Thomas Edward Poole and Thomas Brayn, of Drayton in Hales, Salop. carriers, March S. Thomas Hadidd aad John Haworth, of Manchefter,. cotton fplaners, Mods I. Daniel Lane and W. SVPherGan, of Maiden•lanc, Cheapilde, *raw, chip, and Leghorn hat manafadurers, December 24,1804. Hngh (:ilea, Nikhael and Thomas Collivcr, of Truro, Cornwall, hat makers; March S. I Sac. John liallard and William kfarwood, of Woreetler, grocers and tea dealers, June 18. 004. Thomas Gill and John Crofsly, of Liverpool, Japan furniture painters Jahuary 16, ifl)c. William Llewetlin and Rowles Pattifon t of HMS, linen &s -pan, June 3D, IEO4. larph Jcieoate and Thomas King, of Birmingham, Warwick dire, huttaiand gilt toy makers,December 31. Jonas Wlt , taker and George Merryweather, Sire. cotttin ipinnen, February ay. sBoj. William Pierer, John Ransffintham, and Charles Luer. in Ar lington-lin:et, Hanover-tquare, Middiden, apothecaries, Decem bet 31, Oloa. Robert Wilks and John Taylor, of Chancery-lane, Middlcfcz, printers, May IL 5803. &hen !lantana, James !lambda, and James Ranfome, of Great Yarmouth, iron founders, March 9, 1805. Robert Ranfome and James Ranfome, of lytwieh,lroc founders, March 9. Georg.- Torr and Benjamin Rowe, of Hatton-Garden, Middle taylors. March 1. r, of Barley, York- Richard jackfon, George KJ!gout., and John Jachfon, of Lon don, dryfaltera, January t. BANKRUPTS. John Salt, of John -ft tett, parilk of St. Luke, Milletleft:, jeweller, dealer and ehapnian, to furrendcr March 26, 30, and April 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. joatua Mayhew, No. 2, Lower _Tames arcet, Goklen-fquare. Ducks, late of Lowelto(, Suffolk, tallow-chandler, March 27,28, and April 23, at four, at the Star. Great Yarmouth.— Anomie., Mr. Robert Gory,jun. Great Yarmouth; or Mars. Duno, Hanrott & Metcalfe, Lincoln's Inn New-fquare, London. John Barker, of Yolford, Suffolk, fhopkeeper, dealer and chapcnan, April 1,2, and 23, at ten, at the Cock and Pye Inn.Woodbridge, Suffolk. Atomic*, Mr. Thomas Mitchell, Sasmundhani ;or Mr. William Robins, Gray's Inn -phee, London. Joke b Kitching, of Ipfotich, Suffolk, grocer, March Ho, 23, and April 23, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Dann, 13;oad•iireet, London. krancis Scurry, of Kent-Road, pariflt of St. George the Maftyr, Southwark, Sarrey, coal-dealer, March 13, go, and April 13, at eleven, at GtuldhalL Atforney, Mr. William Webb, St. Tho mas's- ltrect, Borough. DIVIDENDS March 26. Seaford Gill : or I.antheth Mare, Stirrer, dealer in horka, at eleven, at _ March 50. lA'illiam B. a nlarois and Benjamin Beanlands, now or late of Bradford. Yorkßiire,woulitapkrs and partners, at ekven, at the 51•11 Inn, Bradford. March 27. John hleffenger. of Laffall-Hall, parifh of Klrkhenton, Yorkfhirc, clothier, at ekvcn, at the George Inn, Huddergield. March s 6. Francis ItLal, late of Indiana, Camluidgelhire, Atop. keeper. at etyma at the Lamb Inn, Ely. March 30. Richaid Plumer Folio', of Guildford, Surrey, iron monger, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. March 30. George Dorfet, John Johnfon, John WilXinfun. Wm. &men, and Jame Edon, uf.Netr bond-Itract, Mitidlettx, banker. and copartner., at ten, at Guildhall. March rS. Jame. , Inglis, lat -of Billiter•fquare. London, merchant, but now of Jamaica. ateleven, at GuildlaalL. March 23. James Fozard the elder. Letitia Fozard, and James Fozard the younger. of Park-lane, Piccadilly, Middlefez, ltable keepers and copartners, at ten, at GuildbalL March 30. James Nixon, of Lawrence-lane, London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. March 2L Benjamin Clay, of Huddersfield, Yorkfhire, lineadra • per, at ten, at the George Inn, Huddersficli. March 30. Jolhna Jepfon Oddy and John Oddy, late of St. Mary Axe, London, at eleven, at GulidhalL April 9. Robert Sharpks, late of Anderton. Lanealliire, dealer and chaplain, at ten. at the Star Inn, Mancheder. March 13. Thomas Johnfon, late of Leicelter, carpenter and joir..r, at clew:l4st the Cranes, Likeßa. (1 }I LAW INtELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, VEIL S. Till XING v. TOULIS MID SOWER, ISQ . :tS. Mclii,. EasalNz and WOOD, laR term, obtained a Rule to thew cattle, why a Criminal Information thould not be filed agifoft the above mentioned Gen tlemen, who are Commit:Goners of Taxes for the di vilion of Buckrofe, in the EaR Riding of Yorkfhire, for iffuing a warrant againft the goods of the Rev. Robert Gilbert, Retior of Settington, in the laid di vilion, for levying ten feveral penalties of ten pounds each, which had been fome time before adjudged by them and the other Commillioners aging for the Paid divifion ; that the faid Robert Gilbert bad legally in curred and forfeited, for (hipping up ten of the win. dows in his dwelling houfe, at Settington, without having given any notice thereof to the Surveyor of the Dißrilt, with a view to evade the duty, &c.— And alfo the further fum of twenty pounds, being a furcharge, which the Commit Goners had co. firmed againa him, for keeping a four wheeled carriage, and not entering the fame in his return made to the Affelfors, with a•view to evade, &c. Mr. EILSILIPIi, in fupport of Rule, contended, that the furcharge and penalties had been adjudged againd Mr. Gilbert, and the warrant for levying the fame iffued without his having been beard in appeal againft fuch furcharge, or been fummoncd to appear before the Commidioners, at the refpeaivetimes when the forfeitures were adjudged, and the warrant 9f dillref iffued. MelTrs. GA R ROIV and PARLR foon (hewed caufe againft the Rule, and contended, that Mr. Gilbert. had not only had fufficient notice of the day of meet. ing, when the penalties and furcharge were adjudg• ed, but had afterwards been heard in appeal againd the fame. That he had alto had fufficient mtice of the Commiffioners intention to Me the warrant in queftion ; and in confcquence of that notice had ac tually attended the Commiffioners meeting, and been heard againft the granting of filch warrant ;—and that he had been repeatedly told by the Comrniffidn ens, that if he was diffatisficd with their determina tion, they were ready and defirous to grant him a cafe for the opinion of one of the Judges of the Courts at Weatninfter, but that he had always declined the fame. Lord &LE solouc raid, that the affidavits made by, and on the part of the Commit loners, completely purged them of the charge brought againll them that they not only heard every 'thing Mr. Gilbert chofe to advance in his behalf before the warrant of sliftrefs was ifued, but had both then and before of fered him a cafe, which he declined to accept of : that the country was greatly obliged to Gentlemen thing as Magißrates and Cottuntifioners of 'razes, for the great trouble which they were fubjed to in carrying the laws into execution ; for which reafon that Court would always fupport them, when they appeared to aiR confeicatioofly, and according to the beR of their judgment, and therefore the Rule mull be difcharged with eons.—Rule difcharged with Cogs. ASS IZES. HUNTINCDON. Mato' to.—The Judge, CROSY, arrived here yeaerday from Bedford, about four o'clock P. M. attended by the Under Sheriff ;—and about (even opened the Court with the ufual forma. lities. The Grand Jury was &idled from the firs families in the County, having Lord Hinchinbrook for the Foreman, and Sir John Arundel, Sir James Duberly, John Heathcote, Efq. M. P. with other Gentlemen, equally refpeltable, compofing it. The Judge, in his Charge to them, complimented the Court molt highly on their full attendance, and on the efforts made by its members : advifed them, dur ing their fitting, to vifir the county goal and fee that the milliners confined in it, had every thing to make their deplorable fituations as comfortable a. the (late of the cafe would admit ; and doled a !bort hut ani mated fpeech with difmi6ing them, and requctling their early attendance on Monday morning. The only caufe of intereit is the one in which the three French prifoners of war are implicated, for forging, counterfeiting, and uttering one pound notes of the Bank of England. and the Court is expelled to be much crowded on the occafion. READING, MARCH 9.—At the Affizesfor this Coun ty, held at our Town Hall, on Monday and Tuefday laft, the following prifoners were capitally convilied, and received fentence of death, viz. James Ward, for afraulting Richard Jones on the highway in the pa rifh of Chievely, and robbing him of fix halfpence and a pocket handkerchief ; Thomas Cook, for Peal ing out of the dwelling houfe of Thomas Pike, of Hungerford, the amount of logs. ; Wm. Hollovhey, for (Leafing a lamb, the property of Edmund Wa. thing, of Warfield ; James Seward, for breaking open the dwelling houfe of David Stacey at Aldermalton, in the day time, no perfon being therein, and Pealing thereout a man's furtout coat, and various other ar ticles of wearing apparel ; and Wm. Lambirth, alias Lamburn, for dealing an ewe and three lambs out of a field near Prince's Rifborough, Bucks the four latter were reprieved before the Judges left the town, but Ward is left for execution. Miles Gilbert, for Pealing a large quantity of hemp, the property of Thomaa Wedbrook, of Abingdon ; and Robert Gat% diner, for Pealing feveral checks and fowls, the pro perty of the Oeen's molt Excellent Majelty, at Windfor, were feverally lentenced to be tranfported for (even years ; Mary Greener, charged on the co roner's inqneft with having murdered her female bar tard child. She was acquitted of the murder, but fen tenced to be imprifoned two years, for fecreting its birth ; Benjamin Steel and Wm. Webb, for ftealing (even buthels of wheat, the property of Francis Jus tice, Efq. at Sutton Courtney ; the former was fen tenced to be imprifoned two years, and the latter one.—Charles Francis, for Pealing a letter out of the PoP-office, at Hungerford, containing divers pro mifrory notes, the 'property of the Rev. William Finch, Doftor of Laws, to be imprifoned one year; Ann Woodroffe, fur leaving her infant child in a by footpath in New Windfor, to be imprifoned fix months;—John Collet, on fufpicion of having ftolen a mare, the property of William Lawrence, of War field ;—James Sawyer, on fufpicion of having flolen A letter from the Poet-office at Hungerford ; and Henry Brown, on fufpicion of having stolen feveral property of her Majefly, were Ave • bilk were found against Robert cf Pealing a pair of Limb, and James Laacy, on fufpicion of healing five racks of barley. At the• above affizet. a carafe between Mr. John May, of Sonning, farmer, Plaintiff, and Mr. Thos. Billinge, the proprietor of Twyford Mill, Defen dant, was entered for trial : the objeet of which was to recover damages for fume injury that Mr. May had fuftained by certain dams and alterations lately made by Mr. Billinge, by which he had con veyed the wifle water of his Mill through annthcr channel, which often occdioned floods upon the neighbouring lands; but Mr. Billinge being advifed by his Counfel that no legal defence could be matte, a verdid by confent was entered for the Plaintiff, da mages is. and coils of fait, Mr. Brilinge having un dertaken to remove and alter all the rievances cum plained of within a week. The long Main of Cocking between the Earl of Msxsoitounn and Sir F. Bore roe, Bart. was fought five days left week at York, when the amount of Battles thus terminated : Main. Byes. sir S. Boynton won - 13 3 Lai of Me:borough . to II Total - .-..13 -11 It is Paid, that a gentleman has difcovered a mode of preventing A A , frominling : he has waited on Lord MeiLVILLP, and offered to fuhmit his plan, on receiv. ing a large film of money. The gentleman has de clared, that he will make the experiment on a fano. ner perforated for the porpofe. We underhand, that the largenefs of the mum required is the only obtlacle to the trial being made. At lati week'sßritlol Fair, the thew of cattle was unufually great. Fat beans, of which there was a great number, were dull of rale, and many were driven home unfold ; lean beans were quickly fold, and at good prices. The thew of cart hutles was great, and they fold dear ; good hacknies were fcarce and high priced. _ _ Thurfday the French prifoners, taken in the Eliza beth of Dunbar, and brought to Leith in the Edin burgh and Leith Shipping Company's fmack Hope, were fet%t to Pennycuick under an efewt. are informed, that during the chace the Hope was once fo dole to the privateer, that her (hot fell very near her. It is much to be regretted that the privateer efeaped, as file bad a confiderable number of Britifh -feamen prifoners on board. On Friday the daughter of a wealthy tradefman eloped from her father's houfe, near Bifhoptgate Itreet, with a young man, employed as a junior cl-rk in the bufinefs. The parties were traced to a houfe at Barnet, and brought back, when it appeared that they had been fecretly married near two months, and the Lady fearing that the lbotild be ably to hide her indifcretion but a (port time longer, and dreading her parent's reproaches, determined to leave her home. It was in vain the young man intreated a re• conciliation ; the father was implacable, and would neither fuffer him to remain in his fervice, nor to take away his daughter. The young man, with ap , 'parent feint:lance, quitted the honk. The Lady, during this altercation, contrived to make her efcape a fecond time, and neither the nor her hufband have ftnce been heard of. The Lady has a fortune of 15,0001. recently placed at her own chfpofal. The hufband has been in the employ of the houfe about five years, and is fearcely tB. The Lady is 23. The following fingularly interefling narrative is from a refpedable Corrcfpondent On Saturday the 23d ult. a girl between nine and ten years of age, with her brother, who was only four-years old, were returning from the head of Glenclaruel, over the Strathlachlan mountains, to their parents at Maclachlan Park ; they had not travelled far when a moo violent fnow norm, accom panied with thunder and lightning, commenced, and continued hut with very fhort intervals during the two following nights and days. The fnow in a thort time completely covered the footpath which leads acrofs the mountains, fo that the children wandered off the common track ; and by the dole of day the boy was quite overcome by the fury of the form and the cold, erpored to which the poor creatures lay down for the night, the gill , doing her utmon to (helter her little brother. As loon as day-light came (he roofed the boy, and prevailed on him to proc:ed. They wandered about in the mountains the whole of Sunday, entirely ignorant where they were, or in what direOion they thould go, the boy frequently dropping down. txhaufled with hunger and fatigue. The fitter lays it teas with muck difficulty the could keep him awake; but that the herfelf did not dole her eyes during the three days and two nights they were on the mountains ;—that the continually weeper!, calling upon Gon'snanie, They paired Sunday night as the preceding; and were fo weak on Monday, that neither could move nor cry out, for the girl once taw a grown op brother of her's within a very fhort dinance, but the found herfelf quite incapable to get up or call loud enough to be heard. On the evening of Monday, the poor creatures. at the tan gall), were providentially difcov:red by one of the Strathlachlan people, who, to the num ber of about too, were the whole day in fearch of them. The girl had a ham in her charge, of which her narving brother often preffed her to let him take a bite, but the would not allow him to touch it, making him chew the heather, - as the herfelf did.— All the way the girl carried a favourite pup about her neck, which the thinks greatly helped to keep her and her brother alive during the nights, as it covered the neck and break of both completely. When urged that (he muff have flept, the faid that the did not dole her eyes the whole time, fearing much that the pup would eat the ham. The poor children are pettedly recovered from the hardthips they underwent." docks, &c. the prope BANKRUPT IN lIIILAND. rally acquitted. No I At!thfon, late of Dublin, Uses fatter, to Amender an the Strange, on fufpicion atb and s3th Marcb,and lab April. DIED. On Monday morning, after a painful illnefs, borne with exem plary fortitude and refignatlon, In the 57th year o , her age, Frances, the wife of Wiliam Simfou, Efq. of Moor Pai k, Surrey. Thofe who belt knew her, bat knew her worth. She was an affedtionate wife, a tender parent, and a finctre friend, bleifed with a benevolence of heart, and feeling for the dillreffes of her fellow -creatures, that in kw the was equalled, and in none fur puffed. . Saturday, Michael Samfon, Efq. of Spital fquare, in the 63d year of Ms age. Saturday, Jorcpb Mitt, Ergs in the 70th year of his agc. He was returning to town from Oxford, and had proceeded only a few miles, when forme cattle palling, having frightened the bruits, the Coeclunan began ilogg ag them, and Mr. Nutt, with his ufual good nature, &fired him not to be in a hurry, and intlaotly fat dawn and expired. Fits boufekeeper was in the carriage, and at brit flippofixt him reclining for reit ; but as foon as he dikovaed Ws death. tomediately drove back to Oxford. TO cinuors Butunits OF CATTLF- CAPITAL FARMING STOCK, OF THE "T RUE FORDSHIRE BRFF.D. TO BE SOLD BY AUL7IIO/1, Ou Wedeefday, the z7tb of Ma rch,ll3: , t. ar,d the following dna., till the whole is difpofial of, A the L; ye Srcck, etc. of Mr. JOHN SEVRIN F. • A stretton Sugwu, near Hereford, (retiring from birfiii,•4 conEfting particularly of the following, among which are u,a!'.••• exec:Won, fame of the rrimett tom of Breodirs Cattle in !Se kingdom, viz. Twenty-one working Owen, Eight tbrce-year-old Twenty-two Cows and laf.:rs, with Calves and In elf, ;Cl - r fot.r.%,:ae•oi,l Bull, Eight two-year-old Heifers, Thee.: two-7,a: old Hullo:As, nvc yearling Ballot ks, Five yearling firs, teen Draught Horfcs, One tour year-old Filley. Two tbreri,:r - old Colts, Eight Score of Ewes, Fifty two-ysar-old Wethrosoo-A Hundred and Forty yearling Sheep One broid-wheel Sale to begin at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. N. S. The above cari;al Stock is wortliy the attention e rr-- tlcnien and curious Breeder., who wins to rear from the Her ;.e !hire Erred, wliieh have hein peculiarly fortunat e in hivir.g. awardcdia ti am at the Cottle Sh• , w, at So,ltlifidd •:';,..!.;.-.71 Abbey, the feat of the Duke of 13cdfard; ind fome been reared from this flock were erkibite., at Vs: Show, on the 4th of March 17. A. Heifers from the fame Stuck have tram fold at Seventy-iive Pounds each. HEALTH AND LONOt V is 111. Dr. JAMES's AN-11- EP FIC PILLS. T O obviate the . iMpriiitions which have long bra pm :tired in regard to this Medicine, R final' attention ~ idt is requifiic ; for as by favour of the Conniriffioners of the Stusip Office, frparate Plates have been pre2ared for Mr. Newbery's nal with his name engraved in the Stamps, the imitation or wh.is would be a civics! offmce, the genuine Prvaratinu may lima et readily afccrtained ; it is therefore recommended to irsirchef.:* not to open any box in future, milers they obferve the woos* A F. Newbery, No. et„ St. Paul's," printed en the Itamp. - The fuperior excrlience of thefe Pills in Rheenaatitrns and Colds as well as in other Complaints to which the humus franc is lial* from the vicialtudee of our climate, is univerfally acknoorledgef, They are -admirably calculated fur liilioes, and other Diforters if the Stomach and Bowels; for Head-Ache occatioried by 'nage,- Con ; and for preventing Palfies and Apoplexies, fo often the via fequence of free living. Recourfe fhould be had tech= the* every excels, and upon every flight inillipolition; and thus fkiiit well kn'wn charade:Mac of promoting Longevity will be men tai oed ; for, by alGßing Nature in the die slifcharge of the unease fund:oris, and by keeping the Conflitution, as is vrere, in , :os , dispel repair. they prcfcrve the body In health and vtoer, 5 , 4 prevent remitting decay. They require uo pa.-tizular conF.aestiout,, nor attention to diet. They are fold or.ly by F. Ncyra cur and Sons, at tl , e WarthouSe for Dr. James's' Ponder, 'lo. 45, St. Paseo, a [caw doors frt,6lll Cheapfide, London; and at Dr. I atuc.'s late Houle in Breton-fice , x; in boxeq, price 42.6 d. each, Limp included; Or the quantity aat In one large box lot ,t1.,49. BEAUTY AND CLEANLINESS. To reverten the it ath , c:e;;Fe the Mouth. prefene and tibites the Teeth, care Gem Ifoils, and remove all offenlive ulcent• ti ?Ce.vitractided the A/0/1130YNA LOTION. 'HE Drug :tote w itch the LOTION is preparei' i* peci.thaeiv ad.,pted for all Diforders of the A4Oll LA. TEETI-1, al CI ;It was firit imported by Gentleman et known character and fortune, wha having caperlenced its yap. derful efftkis, iiitraduccd it ter the bfniftt of others. White, duties the tatiath of all impure and ftriid particles, it Will., TENS the FEE i H, heals the Gums, and inftzotly SWEETENE' the BREATH. Milling taro great a drawback to heady as had< teeth, nothing moreoficidi re than a I Isreath ; the Andsorta Lotion, oil the hilt apphcation, improves the former and restores the latter, while by sa antirutrcfc , nt and bstfanne quditimit pm vents decay. i.ncl tClllorel all excrefeences. Said wholeCle and retail by Shaw and Edwards, No. 6 6, 011 the Foot-se., y. St. Paul's Church-yard. and Mr. Pearls.% Holbert% London, rrici. as. 6d per. bottle, :and may be had, hy their ap printment, of every Vender of Medicine in the kingdom. Shaw and Et:wards. No. 66, St. Past's Chiircit.i'ard. Ulan the (tile right in the file of the above and following Medittn:st, his Msjelty's Comnuilloners of Stamp Diities, to feeuretheit pro perty tram piracy, have &derail their added'', Shaw and td wards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, to be engraved on the-Stamps accompanying each Mcdielne. This is the only mark of authen ticity. Sir John Hill's BaHam s. d. s. d. oHoney ; 6 Madhare Ce rate Izt Effenee of Waterdock 3 6 Hailam's An tibilbww Pilh 2 111 l'inetiire Valerian 3 6 Est . . Ctli arra 5 6 Bardana 3 6 N e wton s I coda Powder a 9 - Centaur!. 3 6 Widow Welch's Pills Church's Condi Drops 1 o Chatri , Ctbiti% PM, 2 Pcdoral Pills, I a t Detergent Obat. s Chilblain Olst. I t Weirel's jduit Demi* 'l',ioth etch Tinaure I lg. --Specific Remedy s 9 Amboyna Mouth Powder 26 ' Serercign Ointment tor -- Lotion 4.6 (ketch, a curet) , two Oriental Cordial 5 6 hout's r.pptication t Whore alio may be hail, every Patent and Public Medi chat, warranted genuine. All Vrnders nt the abnve M-eirinve are revelled to apply to Shaw and Edwards, by whom liticral allowatme is made] at'* whale tally the'v can be had Famine. o I HUMAs 1 AYLUig, N 0.9, Bridge-dive:, London. finnonnd Sir, Edinburgh, March 111, !Rag. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever fine the year 1790, I have been afflltleA with the I.uta Venerea, which from its übitittately refit:int; every caulk of medicine pruferibed ter the moil eminent orate faculty here, and undergoing feveral ft - vere courrea of (titivation, and twice difcharged front the Liana tal, with little relief, would appear to be of the mutt inveterate r.ature. In the innate of 141 your my difteder had get to fuck a head, 29 nearly to put a remit' to my egifignee ; 1 bads large tdegr on the crown of my head, one nn each arm, and my kits Were broke out in a frightful manner ; my right was dreadfully pain ful, and had heel, in a Rate cf ulceration forthe halt feveti years ; my lett had alto two large- nodes on it, was very much difeolouctel a.ol gave rie loth eleruetating pain, particulany when warm is bed, as nearly to deprive me of rat. In this lamentable note was recommended by Mr. J. ThOmpfon,(wha received fo great a care by them here), to take your Leaftes Patent Pills, which f began to do on the auth of May; in the comic of a fortnight" be itati to receive benefit—in little more than a mor th the ulcers VII my bead and :tuns were roundly healed—foon after the forts Ms nay lets healed alfo, leaving, however, confiderable dircolouratioa in the 1k..., and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the bla ring of Gan, and a little longer perfevtranee in your invaluable Medicine, li. bladed ; the nodes difperfing, the fl an regaining its natural hue, and the nodlurnal pains gradually going if. I time became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfeettly Free front ail my former complaints—have recovered my former "pith and itrerstth, and :101 become jolly and fat, in which ftatc having continued m.,uy months, to the altonithment of all who knew nu:, I am :a.' I, fs in what tennsen canters my gratitude, bu?terg you, for the good of other fudering mortal*, to make this my rale as public as pollible, as I find on every occafion ; info doing y. a will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very Monti... f,er vant, ALEX. MURK hit. Swan's Clore, High-ftrtet, Edinburgh. Witnefirs to the above cure :—John Thotnpron„ No. 3, N‘ Poultry-market ; John M•lntolh, Old Afftmbly Clore, Edinbu a. Pi eciared and told by the rule Pr.iprzetor, THOMAS TA V LO a, Member of the Royal College rat Stirgeons, at his l-onite. No. 9, New Bridgeottrcet, London ; where, after a conflaie ,r -lidetitie of more than thirty-fix years, in • a pradtkc parti:tilaily retted to the cure of Venereal Complaints, and there NO.:cocoa I t o the Parts of Genoratinr, with that inviolable fact, cy w•; , .1 men of his Profelfion mould always obteree in fuel cafes, fir. ;I r tes hittiLlt, emu:rice and Altai:cc rte Lratuitoutly aeon - Mite,* to perfona taking this Medicos:, will be ~termed. by a datort• - Mg Plibile, as an advantage fedont attainable, aed void eat ambiguity. AU* fold by bb appointment, for the convenianee of thafe tie ing* a Mft.ince, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban • s•ttreet, Pall Mall ; the l'oy-fhop, No. You Oxford-Rivet ; Mr. D.11 , -- rough's, No. 7, Ft& 4tree: -NH t Mr. Stecl,houkfeller, Nu. r. Um • romow, Litole Tower-111U; Mr. Batter's, Southbridge, id:, burgh ; Mr.CaldWeini, Dotty, and by one petion in every cou rt derable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes °toady tf. 9d. each e fealed up, sloth Mil and plain direolLans. whereby pe• one of either lea may cure tin-mit:lves with eafe,f peed, homey an& Islay. TO-MORROW. Sun rifer I Sun lets l ' Moon Crea minute - saner 6I 52 minutes after s I 2j after 5 Hitett WATgla AL LOrtiAsni NRIUJn IX)-MOiLltu Morning •• • it minutes after a Ahtruooe - • 36 minutes after t LONDON t Printed and pnblubcd by LEVEL KENT. (of terberyliate, Lambeth), wt the STAIR Or Fl.ll, No. 1, Cm., tiros. eUbliiiit4 lIWO at UK STIJL ()MCC I cr.ide-liar