Star. — London, England, 1802-03-27 00:00:00

I*. POLICt,&c. i• 't .t' Tamar s.Oxrics.—A few days ago, one of the 'Police boats fei7ed a wherry, having on board a quantity of fpkes unlawfully obtained. Two men who were in her were conii4led under the Bum boat Ad to Fay a certain fine, but not paying the fame, they were committed to Dartford-gaol for a limited time, anJ, agreeably to AEI of Par liament, the wherry was broke up, and afterwards burned. A melancholy accident occurred on Thurfday night in Guildford-lin:et, where a Gentleman of fortune and refpeelability, conceiving himfelf in (tilted by a Tradelinan, who came to demand pay ment of his bill, took up a loaded pillol and fnot the latter through the head. The unfortunate man, we underfland, is :I;.t )et dead, but lies without hopes of rye,' v.try. The Gentleman, whore name we at prefent lot bear from mentioning, was taken i.)to cuilody by the Police Officers. At Lei.:eller attires laft week, Jofeph Sadler (alias Role), for liorfc-llcaling ; and Jofeph Har rold, Nathaniel Smith, and J. Wills, for ilicep. Pealing, received leittence of—Death. The cafe of John Scott, for bigamy, was referred to the , opinion of the twelve Judges. A SWINDLER.—A woman, dreffed like a Qa ker, and a ff irming different nam e s, :ts th e y fuit her purple, has praaifed her impattions with conli• dcrable faeces among the gentry in various parts of the Welt of England. I.:tit wee!: the appeared in the neighbourhood of Birmingham, and vifited all the belt families in the place. She is a well educated woman, and pretends to be exceedingly dithered, but of ton high a fenfibility to make her dhlrelfes generally known, and choofes rather to feted a few individuals, whole virtues and benevo lence a e too well ell.al.iifhed to caufe the fmallcfl apprehenfion of her being expofed or treated with contumely. She Pays the comes from America ; that the is related to perfons of high authority, from whom the Shortly expeds remittances, and who enters into an hittorical account of the politics and affairs of that country with infinite addrefs and knowledge of tags. After a long converfa tion the produces a written recommendation from a banker at Cloucclter, on whom the impofed her (tory, and who, placing abloltate reliance on her veracity, gave her the introdnetury paper She snakes ufe of. After colleding near horn the mat wealthy, the decamped with her booty, and took the road towards London. AIIIiCDOTY.—A gentleman, at Wigton, , was lately called in to make the will of an elderly lady in the neighbourhood ; when, amongff other ap propriate admonitions to her children, the thus tic coiled her eldell.fon." Now, debt, I have made my will. I hope I have made my peace with GOD, and that after I am gone, I trust dye and all our friends will be agreeadde.—But there is one thing more,.7ohn, I have, in particular, to defire t:lthee,44 " What is that, mother ? (replied the sun) and if it he in my power to comply with your requell, you may &Tend upon it I will." 44 It is this, john; / thou lvdt n, ver bold the quart to btu in thine bond; ibcu call? trot till bow DRY ill 'sr.,' seigUnzir way be." THY COILDREN IN Tilt SNOW.-•••A very inte. telling event lately took place in the Commune of Solhack, on the right bank of- the Rhine. Two children, one three, the other four years old, had wandered from home in the morning, and loft them- /elves in a place called the Shinthal. Their parents fnon milled them, and fought for them in the greaten dithers of mind the whole day. They were not to be found. Night came on, their alarms and anxiety increafed, all their neighbours cametotheir Alliance. The meth) was rung in the neighbour ing communes, and all the inhabitants, armed with guns, larrliorns, and dogs, knelled every valley, hill, and dale. It was a fingular fight to fee fo ' m a ny lights wandering over the mountains at mid night. No tidings were heard, no traces obtained of the innocent wanderers. At length their own dog, a ho had accompanied the parents. came run ning to them. He had traced the footsteps of the little children in the fnow, and dragging the father by the coat, conveyed them to their babes, who were lying in each other's arms on the friow. The boy had his arms thrown over his little Idler, whole head he had lodged in his neck, to keep her warm. Neel!. Eft afleep ! Imagination may con. ctive, but language is inadequate to defcrihe, the of the parents. Guns were filed to an to the whole village the happy discovery, children were brought home in triumph. lands of the little irl, and her bread, had Jarmtli in them. lime boy was as cold as (now on which lie lay ; they were loon Tee°. Had thee remained all night in their fnow tey mull have perithed. CVILouALL.--Ye►tcrdn Edward French was examined, charged on fufpicion of coming into the coach-office of an inn, in Alderfgate•hreet, with an intent to Heal a paper parcel, containing 141bs. of fmalts. The book-keeper hated, that the Lime wit removed frcm the place where he put it, and found at the feet of the prifoner. He was fully committed for trial. Ann Reid was charged by her mifirefs with having fiolen a large quantity of wearing apparel, which the pledged. Som.: of the property was produced by feveral pawnbrokers. She was com a:lined for a re-hearing. WHITECHATEL.—Yefterday Jonathan Trenficld and Noble Darlington, were examined, charged upon the oath of John Nowlan, an officer, one of them with ftealing bread before his mailer. Mr. Wright, got up to ferre his cuflomers ; and the other with receiving the fame, knowing it to be Rolen. Mr. Wright, furpeding his man for a confiderable time, in confequence of the irregula• city of his accounts, carded the above officer to place himfelf in 1116 a fituation as to watch his rnau, on opening the flop in the morning: in that juelure of time the receiver came to the door, and took form quartern loaves, when, on going away, he was fccnred, as well as the journeyman. They were committed for trial. delight nnnnce and the The ba !nine wl the film vertd. bed, the corn:l'R r MVPS. WHITEN AMC—The following is worthy the at tention of the public.—Laft fpring, at Nunnery, in Cumberland, (the teat of Richard Bambeck, Efq.) when the potatoes were taken out of holes in a rand bank, where they had been depofited during the winter, Mr. B. ordered the (hoots which had grown from them (and whi;', we believe, are generally thrown away) to be carefully pre ferved in a dry place ; and when his potatoes were planted, he had thole shoots fet in drills, in the fame way in which cuttings of potatoes are ufually fet. In autumn, when they were taken up, he at tended in the field, and had two rows of potatiies, produced from the shoots alone, carefully Liken up and nicaftired. The produce was, three Win chefier bufhels, and a little more than a half.— He then had two adjoining rows, of equal length with the others, (which had been planted with cut potatoes) taken up and meafired in like manner : and the produce was exaetly three Winchelter bufhels. The potatoes produced from the (hoots were found to be of equal quality with the others, when boiled ; but were rather of a fmaller fize. Si NG U LAIL' TY.—The oldelt perfon living in the Chapelry of Netherwaldale, in Cumberland, does not recoiled a tingle circumflance of a female belonging to it li tying borne an illegitimate child! " Fall bind, fife tind•" " If you expea any fecurity from locking a door, always take the key out." From a neglca of this rule, a gentleman's larder, in Workington, was robb e d one night 'aft week of I 51b. of beef, a quantity of fifh, and feve ral other edible articles, together with one or two utenfils convenient for dreffing the vi duals. As the larder was a detached building in the back yard, the fcrvant had taken the precaution oflock ing the door, and probably thought there was no neceffity to remove the key. The plunderer, how ever, on retiring, not only locked the door, (as he fouild it) but alfo took away the key : probably as a filetit hint of what ought to be done in all cafes. CA P.M Inc:F.—The fubjea for the Seatonian Prize Poem th; s year is, St. Peter's denial of CH It IST. The Member.' Prize for the Senior Bachelors— s,:.").2.frnant caul, f-t, cur tryitanty/7 44 in mini Open. ac Scientia inren'iri . j;lem fere ianporibus,atgue aiiw coniineri an! ? And for the Middle Bache fors—Civito npiiniffundata Lgitui algee klinutir, cp. (amen Religinnis 1111.:futa. diu perrnan..re XV, CH F. LMCRORD, MARCH 26.—A rrl'on of the name of Diaper, a confiderable cattle jobber, was committed to our Houk r f Corredtion on Friday Intl. Ile h:!d been cautioned by Major Tyrrell againtl fwearing ; the Major having been witnefs to Diaper'L. making ufe of the mutt wicked oaths and expreffions in the market. Wright, Neuman, and Pincock, are to be exe cuted here this morning, purfuant to their fentelice at our lag Aai zes. Godwin has received a refpite during his Majefty's pleafure. BIRMINGHAM, MARCH 25.—0 n Tuefday Baron GRAHAM Opened his Commitlion at War wick for holding the Lent Al izes at that place, where upwards of fifty prifoners are to take their On Monday night Mr. Kirby, the Keeper of Ner:gate, arrived at Warwick gaol,having in his eullody a perfon who is to be tried at the pending Mize for a forgery on the Bank of England. EIETER, MARCH 24.1111 MEM for the coun ty of Devon commenced at the Cattle of this city on Monday hit, before Sir SovimErt LAWRFNCE, Kilt. and Sir SIMON La Bzavc, Knt. The follow ing perfons have already been tried and found guilty, viz. Samuel Carpenter, for Reeling two guineas in the dwo.lling houfe of John Bray ; James Hughes, Thomas Hook William Blade, and Ro bert Boon, for unttering forged Bank of - Eng'and notes; and Chriflopher Fry, for felony. Several have been acquitted. A few days !ince a turkey, Mat had been mif fing upwards of five weeks, from the pretnifesof —Margiffon, Efq. of Broadwater, and fuppofed to have been Itolen or can ied off by a for, was, by one of the maid fervants, dilcovered in the wood honfe almoll fiat-wed to death, amongll fume furze fi.ggots, from which it could not efcape. It is alionilhing it Ihould fo long have furvived, its fitua mina being filch as to preclude it every means of obtaining food or water. When miffed, its weight was judged tube 16 pounds ; when difcovcred, it did not weigh five pounds, being reduced alma to a fkeleton. A few days (ince an old gardener, of the name of Laws, after drinking freely at a public-houfe at Grewel, near the Tunnel, Bafinglioke Canal, in Hampfhire, proceeded along the bank, with a pig in a lack, fattened to his back ; after going fome length of his way, he relied himfelf on the brink, and two hours afterwards they were both found drowned, nearly on the furfacc of the water. On Sunday fait as a fervant girl of Mr. J.Taylor, of Radborne, in Derbyfhire, was attempting to lade fame water from a well, which flue had been repeatedly cautioned not to do, the unfortunately fell into it, and was drowned. An elderly Lady, of Tenby, was, on Saturday fe'nnight fo dreadfully burnt, by her cloaths acci dentally taking the, that the died, after languith i ig twelve hours in extreme agony. • The day following, as the fervants of Mr. Wag. flaff, of Mapperley, were returning from Derby cheefe fair, in their matter's cart, one of the bodes unfortunately took fright near Little Cheiler. Green, when the driver (a youth about 16, who, very imprudently, was riding the (haft mare) was thrown under the near wheel; which paging over him, occafioned his alma inflant death. Fortu nately the horfes were almolt immediately flopped, and no farther injury done. Tucfday morning, about ten o'clock, three houfes and tome out-buildings were deftroyed by fire, near Opcnwood Gate, on the Chefterfield road. It was fuppofed that Come (parks from wood burn ing in one of the kirthen-fire-places reached the thatched roof, and was the caufe of this calamity. The flames were fo rapid, that the poor inhabitants could fare but little of their furniture. LONDON MARKETS. C.RN-EXCHANGE, FR HMV, MARCH a 6. A Rattan of the PRICES tif FLC I,R, from the 1 3 th of Mardi to the 19th of March inclukve. Total op6o tacks.—Average 6;s. ILI& 21. sd. higher than Taft return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH Bags $I 144 to 41 181 I Pockets 41 los to 71 04 SMITHFIELD March 26. To fink the offal—per (tone of 81b. Beef 4 9 4t l to Ss 411 Veal - ss 2d to Gs 8d Mutton -ss 841 to 6s 8d Pork - 5s of to 6. 4 ; Stock at Market this morning, Beans Goo, Sheep 730. NEWGATE Ind LEADENHALL, March :S. Per (tone of Slit. by tke carcafe. Beef 3s 4cl to 4s 4d VePI 41 4d to Os od Mutton 41 od to Ss 4d Pork. Ss oe. to 6s 4d RAW HIDES, March 26 Hides (per (tone) ss 4d to 3s bd Heavy Calf 9s od cacti I Middling ss od to 31 2d Hotfo Skins 124 to 16a Ordinary 25 4d to :s 8d Sh.:ep Skins 4s od to V.'S PRICE OF LEATHER, per Ih. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, 50 to r64h each, - - i 8•1 to zed Ditto, Go to (61b . - - 2adto a ,1 Merchants Lacks - !id to i)cl . Dreffing Hiles -14 d to 16d Fine Coach Hides - • 26',1 to Old Crop Hides for Cuttisg -17 d to TO Flat Ordinary -14 d to 16d Calf Skins, 35 to solb per cloaca, - 2tl to 22d Ditto so to iolh - - asd to ;od Ditto, 70 to Seib - -21 d is 27d Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 2s 6d to 2s 941 Large ditto - - zoos to 1 .ios per Ana. Tanned tiorfe Hides - as to 305 each Goat Skins - - 201 to Gas per dozen PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON! St. James's market as N a Town Tallow 71s od to os Clare market 41 2d Ruilia ditto (ca.) 66, od to C-1 Whitechapel market 4s il.l Raffia ditto (fal)) 64s to Os (per (tone of 81b.) White Candle Runia 64s to 6 is ---. Melting Stuff sss od to 571 its bid Ditto Rough ads od to os 4* 2d GreNves - 193 od to OS Good Dregs xis to c's Yellow Soap, 725. to Os.—Mottled,Bos....Curd,€.o. Candi:4 its. 12s. 6d. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, March 26. Smithfield. St. James's. W hitechapel. o.Hay 3 10 to SS a 80 to s to o 4 00toS Straw at 6 to 2 2512 acto2 8 0 2 00to2 6 c Clovers Is to 6 6 s to oto 6 t a c 2cl crop 4 14 to s so Average Price _ COALS, Mrreh 26. BcR Coal, in the Poul, 21. as. (al per Clialdron. Delivered 21. Ifs. Sunderl.ind, fl. 16s. 6d. L/elf veral 21. ss. At Chcacr Market, on Saturday hit, the averare prices of grldtt (Winehetter meafure) were as follow :—Wheat (57110 9s. 5 ;.t.; Oats, 2s. od.—At l‘f :r1 IV; fame day,Whe:tt,9-. Id. ECCLESIASTICA I. PROMOTION. The Rev. Saniud Wit, .1. M. is inducted to the Reilory of luwoeth, is the county of }(llex, on the prefentation of Thom Puyta'cr, of Clapham Ctanmon, in the county of Surrey, FN. BIRTHS. Wednefilay !aft, Mrs. Cilliis, wife of NlT.lhni Ci':;e+, 11.1. of Throgniortun-ftri et, of a Gat. In Harcourt-ltrcet, Dublin, tI wife of Councillor of a fon. M iJrTri: Tuefday, at St. George the Martyr's, Qlteen-fquare, J. lin Chriftopher Pfeifer, Efq. of Liverpool, merchant, to Mils Dean, cid& daughter of Hugh iken, Efq. of Nalloi, l':... Providence. • DIT D. On Sunday laft, Charles Saxon, Liq. of South Mokon•dr:rt. Grotverior lquare. On Monday the 22d init. at Dudley, Mn. Simplon, wire Gf John Simplon, Ely. of Lailll , 'e Abbey, I ,ie,it,,rlhie, A WORD OF AMICK r THEceiebrityWilich the Am r; s COR DV T IC Dr. ors, firft invented by the late Fa ascii SPILIIIIUkY, No. 15, Soho.fsaare, have, through a (tries of fuccefsiul recommenda tions acquired,partieularly in Nervous, Scorbutic, Gouty, and Rheumatic Complaints, renders it All incumbent duty of the print Proprietors to preteet the health of the Public, to the utmoft of their power, by cautioning them againft the parchaf.: of a fpurious compufition ; a line of conduct they are induce.: to adopt from a fen timent of gratitude as well as a fenfc of their owl, perfunal rights. This Medicine is only prepared at the ISfpetifary as above, and each Bottle is accompanied w ith a Lift of Cafes, an ample Bill of Digestions, and the Author'. Trastife on Diet, Goat. Ike. By pernsiflion of the Conunif fioners of the St.unp-Office, a (tamp, printed in bla:si, ink, is affixed to each tank, wish the words, " Spillbury and Co. No. rs, Soho-fquare," alfo " By the King's Patent," en the Bottle, 11111, and Wrapper, that the Purchafer ntey be co:,v ieced of being fupplied with the gennine Medicine, which is fold in bottles at ss. and 11.25. each, dote included ; in London, by Newbery, Dicey and Sutton, Wray, Barclay, Howard and Evans, Ching and Butler, E. Newly-TT, Bacon, Bayley, Bolton, Ward, Tank, Wade, Swiney, Piddlng and Cockle; in the Bayous% only by Clark, No. 269, and P. Shaw, N 0.74. WHEN Prnfeflional Men of education and re rpm:ability deviate from the general fyliena by the fe celion of a peculiar Branch, the Gui.thun of long cominued uccrfs is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my praetice to the exclefive treat• metre of THREE DISORDEAS, and the fuccefslul rank of plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as 1 am able the ravages of thofe complaints which are the mull import. ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. . . After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a Wink at an early period of Pradice to refcinc individu. als front 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 niy attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.-2dly. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laitly that de rangement of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN • NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafcs are the refult of ignorance or bane In the treatment of a flmplc Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequentty hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifuned by the indiferetioo of au unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints art early cured, and even where others have failed, I trust that I may prefume to offer a radical re-ettal.lifhment Few,however, are the cafes of c..niVieuted tiaras 'n the diforder compared with the calamitous iltuations of Men,whs from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Oak ties of a fafhionabk Life, acquire that ftate of D.hiiir y which is the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his inifery, but car, - fully conceals his inisfortuoe, it may he tome cunt d rinn r him to know, that although it be an object of doubt or uncc:- t3iiity with other Praditioners, the removal or tilde DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquit e. ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus.or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteractions of this languid Rate, and in thee cafes no great dirorulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years exlited, a proper Pct &Terence Is indifpenShiy requi fit eto revive the fiumbring ( l urks of Life, aryl to rc-animate the Conftitutiun. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed In their expeeiations of a Family, may be alTured, that in mutt Inftances fuch deice% are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is fo Wendel to my undertaking, and the QLialifications which I have prefumed to gate form the Balls of my Pretenfinns, and in coincidence with fulls this Intl mation is given, that Mr B- may be confulted pefonally (or by letters inclofing a (mall note) at his honk, No. 29, Arun del-ftrect, Strand, hear Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-11mi adjnir tst and the name is on both the doors. _ AL B. &timber of the Royal College of Surgeon. , roR 002/CITS, noh.r.sExr 3srs, MR.GREENOLIGI - PsI.O%ENC;ESoI! °'.P. which contain all the lottenirg and healin7 I the celebrated Balfon of 'relit, and ..re the plcafintell lout* Jr, clual remedy of tlic kin.l in all Conghs, Hoarfctiel:: s. Throat., and Defluxir,ns on tli:_l.l.ngm, r..wavii;:...nd forenefs of the Brealt, and tfitording great r,litf iu fbot;n4i Prcath, and in Aftlinia , ic and Conf,inpiive ti.mplaints ; do not cloy the fle.mach, hut r:.•her crif.oe an al / 1w it:. 13 , 1 the great lot-nt fit to be derived frw-n them can only be I , l:rt.d by having them genninc, t h Public arc rztpti-(lod to ol.':crre., :tut It. 11::ywIrd, No. lc, •, , tii;ted rise Bump, ail other' a•c pared :red fold by P.. I lay w...rd, I ;:,..110:7h, the inventor.) No. ; fold by F. Newhi.tc. N t. 45, St. Paul': rd ; and Blew, C . H. Jelioult and Co. No. r..so, Ca cr.l-'lrr , J. 11 , ,itrJr:1; 47. 3n.c.1 kt • No. :59. E..irt.tiEb. S. I :he box, . _ DISEASI:S cf the 1 1'4:1;t ‘' CANAL vad VE.XI;2I.F.At. Ti! 12. TYLTFC)I7i2 ;nrlrms drc: Publie,2l;;:t Tr :1r sla:ly be corn - oh:id fri•oi 9 to 2, aT 5. Vrith-ltreet, Soho, London, in a ;1 cafes .•f jells S:riztures, lnipoterreomd del il:ty in ever': .e Pnietice in this t.i w!a . 1:c has cc ri tivtd hinlfe!f i•r many ye.; rs, Of cure, niii4 efii , aeirati, and which presve:its a relnpfe. 11Ir. DUFOUR, Ink Proprietor of Phiran's reel - rat:id i;rmis. dicated Dough's, has ultim.;:ely fa ireproy L liy hi: ol th of the irritating e:Fsa!ls of cerrnier. that. bcreeit where rauftics othor violent niev.tis have failefL For the Venercal Dit,afe, 1)1:FO1JR is in prareffhan 4 Damn% Remedies, to niik: thi:t the c r.nder cacithiiinwr. or rsitraint in dint unikeeelll,l-1. To iaahlr Lira to:A:v.9r! patient at their owr. hoafes, he has prov;ded the ardlar.ce of a Geirkss man Mi 11... ii.ectOt7. Perfons in the com,:ry :ray be cured It, listing their cafes in letters, roll paid. Jult publitheci, price zs. Od. Fifth Faition, Treatife on the ahoy< uh'i the varimni fyinptorns r.nd Cites fliewing the pain'..l,l ar.d st.smi....rani eti leas or Cauftie liotei,ies; an J ini. - mrecil method of tie;:tirig ;.sass norrhc4s, &c. &c. ktint,(ll64- J. er.llow,Crewn-zont, and H. 1). Si:moth's Patsrnolter-r....y ; in be bad at tit Quern':, Ext.tcr-eliair7e, and at the. Atthoes. BY His ROYA4, LEI - FESt Dr. BRODU.M's NEM:W:3 CORDIAL and LOTANIC•kr,.. Rti4l. I T ha.;long been a quelliin , , as wtri as a inatZer• turprize, wby Dr. of .• be more to :2 a Aledieal Mat., than Cann of ,rr brit Pl.:.:f.eiacs, r.te.er and it:litmu: ha; T1...%%r 10;I ; puszlcd all :%'.nk of pit.; t.; bat W11::71 rnd alder the eeatf,i in a dclibel'eem.enii.r, the furprit. ceafc,, UK: taken friam the cyc. her inttsi•cc, !P au / - Gus are the diforder. the human frame is fulatuot to, and whi'ala arili,lofely front the Pat:. tits 1:1;prIlllt lice; tildector.4Mts tie PAtieln is alhamed to untold t. , fearful it may by Cone tutfott,r,-en acc:dea: • I.e-..fP.P. pLlahc„ ~locs not lil,e •.a• cinif.fs hi, w...kticf• to the l';.ylician Le is fro timate w.:11; and iti w hielt c.d.. the Ectale !a particultr Lima t ,Ils a facriliee, raeh.r th.'ll 1'i71111.% the fLc-r,•, ut it end without I now iste the in of the difordi rit i; impt , a4. - e• for :iny Pliyileian r: eferibe ii ; thcat. ar,. rise wha cean wit!, tufa,: ar e ... to lfrod,ro, for tb.o. Lave only to fight initials to their lett(f•s, fta:e without any rderve Till t!!Ctl a pr•feription or epic may ref itii-e) widuits • nowinr th. perfon wii,) Ai'plit7.oi,:ll the mattt r r.it.for ever .: f.er:a, as ft i uut this pc wt.: o: Doetur to make a .1h:ore: this is the GM..• true eiv.iic why Dr. Drodiant monordi tes the app:.e.ltion of all rant:, of people to Limf..ll; and pat:icularly to. as MS character a., fa as a fkilful ..ttytician. when we pl.:erte, att rh ahtily papers, the t•-Tfortzlee bf• hi n, to p: rfuns who /Live lai,por e d for nia:ty lst Yhentnattfm, Evil. S•l'.l-Vy, Nervous, I.'orfumpt:s-c,, Yellow fever, Jaundice, ecrirphtint3, iipiLcrns in Itt Stomach and rwed., and Debiiizius of Leh &exc., wifmpt7:o•lll natural or acquired Caufes, in p,,rticula:, rboiC in',t ginatine front Inrcinper impr,recr bri• tj s •)f excesEve Grief. For the removal of .very l• hid of Oh:Laud:on in the Syttern, there are few Al, icings •at eirda! efficacy, An* in Complaints of the hoer, many can tettify, who Lave witnclind its beneficial eifed., even kityr the lot iiihtion of a eharrints sub. fiance—The Yellow Fever, alit thole Difeialia,i that origi nate in the baneful Atmorphere in bet Climates. The BOTANICAL. SYRUP and NEI( Vtitis: CORDIAL te. be had :it th,: DJClor's 1 iuufr , Nn. ..rs from the Nlnfourn, I:.:acktitAir's liun!..ll 11. ss. fttl. Alfa of Jaiitiu itiid ('u. !Litz Biicitn), No. '5O, ; 'Putt, 'Excluncgc; r_ Newt):Ty, conics' of St. Riul's l'hurch-y:ird ; - at - :-.411 Exchange; Mr. Cod:ill', 1i;63...2 :9. string.; Golding, W inhf.Jc Mislicinc Vend Nu. 42, : arid mon Lind c Vindirs in the tliri.c kilwdom; VENEREAL BLINDNESS, To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surge n, Nu, y, Kew Bridge Batt% Dr.:. sin, Lilular- TT is with the mat hcartfat faisfaaion that I ad drils you on the incomparable excellence of you% invaltable Nleslicitie--LEali ea PATEN r the th:a year I Lod the r.trkffortune to :want.% a Vitier-al C.anplaint, attended with the molt alarming and dangennis iyroattetir , i no. afaluch,that I have been euntincd to my roux. for a whale welt together, and not a 414: to Stir out ,1 it; I bad r.o reit night nor day, and filleted the molt excrec:cting pain and tonna:6, teL what was still worfe, my byes le rcar weak an.' d n,, fo that could fcarce dire:ern an, object, if INC! fo elate to me, and et pteleal nothing lef than the total lol,ut nn light—from a flou a h‘althy, and rather corpulent nu m, I b.:calyx e roar ihadow, and an objeet of pity and compallion.--Nl. frktirdi had:el:given me over, and thought my recovery impollible. In this dreadfa Bate, and expeetsug every minute to be nor lalt in this world. I was J.:ultimately recommended by a neiikbour to try year Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no purrofe, and been at an enormous cap:nee, it was fume titre before 1 could be prevailed on to take diem; at bit I fent tar ha buacs, and b-forc I bad taken them all, I found confidcrahle benefit; my pain. gradually ileoreafed,and my eye-Ught grew better, 'nabs the great Baptize and adonithmeut of all my fiends, iaftrrtak• ng three boxes morel, my health and Strength was pettedly re stored, and I am now, (thanks to my Coo and your invaluabhit Medicines), at well and heafty as ever I was in my life. Your obliged humWe fervant, R. L. LEIGH. Hich-ftreet, Birmingham, November t, zysty. You arc at full liberty to publifh this in ary manner you think prorer, for the benefit of faciety at large, and which I fheuul have lent you Moner,but was fearf il of a relay The ahnv!Medierne is 4=l-licitl' recammen ' tled to all pedant; that arc in my dotrin of their tin entirely tree of every Vet nerealAiLdion, particularly to th o l e . about alternig their cur. dition in life, as it will 'certainly eradie.ete every taint thaa nature. of tiower:r long handing, or liove:ver dirt:Lift:4l under t::e appearance of other chi - orders it may ; tor Scorbutic, Glandular, and Cutaneous Complaints. it :ern recommended to be taken, efpecially in the Spring, Stammer. and Fall. Prepared .said fold by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAY I.OR, Alember of the Corporation of Srrgeons, London, at his horde, No. 9. New Brid,:c.ltreet ; where he will give Ad? slee, without a Fee, to pi :ions tlking there Pills, and will an. fuser patients maters, sf rift paid, on the fame terns, obfera7 ing in all cafes the molt Jr:violable Secrecy, no Perron 's nanwor cafe having been trunnioned, but at their ewn particular tenet* by the Proprietor, during the court:: of more than 35 years, that he has had the conduct of an :Attentive fele of the above me a chicon, the practice wiring thercirotn. They are alto fold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's. No. 35, St. Alban's-hreet, ; Mr. Roper:it n'- Clop, No. 103, Oxford. area ; Mr. Steel's, Bookr,ll, r, No. s. Union-row, Little Tower-l - lillt and by one l'erfon in every cunfidcriable town in Lngland, in Boxer of only a*. pd. each, fealed up with full and plain Directions. LONDON: Printed for the Proprletnri. by JOHN D.ANIEL, (of Carnaby-street) at the Brest PRI N TIN G•Ch rice. NO. 1. Carey-ftreet ; an.l pl.blitbcd by LEVEL It , . NE, Car • terhury-pLare, Lanthrt.:l). at No t. Carry-axe:it, and at t STAt-o►►et, Temnlc-Par ; tn which Olhce all cumntvet• anus for the Eptro a are requctlcS to by Addraba.