Star. — London, England, 1801-10-10 00:00:00

-`• - POLICE. CI VIC PR !VI LEG EL—The followingeircumflance, Wi.ich materially affeds the privileges of the Cor •a yianation of Lon - don, and the - rights of its Citizens, occurred on Thurfday before the Lord Mayor, at the Mansion-Houfe. Mr. Bolt, of Thames.flreet, one of the principal warehonfemen in the City of London, was fum moned, at the inflance of three of the Fellowfhip Porters, for having removed a quantity of pota toes from one place to another, without having, in compliance with the cut - toms of the City, employed either of them or other of the Fellowihip Porters in In doing. They infifted, that by the etillom of the City, confirmed by various Charters, no perfors but Fellowihip Porters, appointed by the Corporation, hnd a right to remove goods of any kind within the jurifdidion of ilk City, under the penalties contained in its bye laws. On the other hand Mr. Bolt maintained, that the Charters of the City authorifed.no fuch custom as the one contended for by the Fellowfhip Porters; but that it was a privilege founded on an unjull principle of monopoly. Bel - ides, the cullom, ad , pitting its exigence, could have no application whatever to him ; the goods he had removed were not the property of perfons to whom he aged as Agent, neither had they been brought to market ; they were his own private property, had been cul tivated on his own ettate, conveyed in his own barge, and landed on his own pri.-miles. for 'his convenience, to remove them, he had done fo, employing only his own fervants, who were all freemen of the City. It was not the value of the deniand by the fellowfhip Porters, that induced hint to refill it ; his objed was to relcue himfelf and Ms fellow-citizens from an affumed and un founded tortion. He declared it Was one he fhould hold' himfelf bound not to fubmit to ; and was ready to meet the Fellowthip Porters where each party would have the advantage of an impartial Judge, and an intelligent Jury. The Loan MAYOR, with the titmoft candour, - profeGd himfelf inadequate to the determination of filch a queftion. He emild only recommend an appeal to that tribunal which is deemed moll adapted to its invefligation. Mr. 'Boer laid, if an adion wasbrought againft him, he fhould certainly defend it. It was at length agreed the refpedive Solicitors of the parties fhould meet and determine upon the mol eligible manner of bringing the queftion to an ultimate decifion in a Court of Law. In obedience to his Lordfhip's fummons, Smith and Simpfon,the two officersof Hatton-Garden,who had unadvifedi y.apprehended Mr. Barker, a refpee table tTadefman, the preceding day, at the India- Houle, conceiving he correfponded with the de fcription of one Ruggles, a (windier, appeared to anfwerlhe complaint alledged against them. They (hewed a warrant from Mr. Bleamire, authorifing thew to take Ruggles wherever they could find him. Anxious to difcharge their duty, and im preffed with a belief that Mr. Barker was the man they *ore in fearch of, they had feized him, and it wts not till they were near the Mantion-houte they difcovered their miflake. They would then have releafed him; but he infifled on going before a Pfagiftrate, and they had taken him to Hatton Garden, 4 , here, of courfe, he was difchargcd. The LORD MAYOR exprefred his difapprobation of any conflable, or police officer, prefuming to take any fuppofed offender out of the jorifdidion of the city. It, however, appearing there men had, on many occaGons, alEfled the City Officers, and had prin cipally erred by being over zealons in their duty, he should difrnifs them, as far as their offence con ' cerned the public. Mr. Barker, altuated by the fame motives as Ms Lordfhip, readily 'confined to forgive two men, whole conduct was attributable to their anxiety to terve the public, by apprehending one of its un worthy members. Bow-SrxEsT.---Yellerday Thomas Caine, John loses, WlLlam Dallry, and George Sarney, the four perfons apprehended a few days :,go at Brentiord, on fulpicion of Realing five horfes fonnd in their poffeffion, were brought up for re-examination, when tro of the horfes were claimed. One proves to be the property of Mr. Hale, a coach mailer, at Tottenham, and v..as llolen out of a field near Waltham-Abbey, on the 14. th of laR month, and brought to the Kitig's•Arms Inn, yef terdayfe'nnight, by the prifoncrs Dailey and Sar ney ; and the other belongs to Mr. Baker, clerk to the Rev. Dr. Glaffe, of Wanliead, Eiftr, from whence it was Itolen about the fame time, and which was alfo found in the prifoncrs' The prif incrs were remanded for re-examination. John Sakr, the man flopped with the Brown horfe, at Macy-heath, was alfo again put to the bar, but no owner appearing, he was likewife re manded. HA rToti-Gar.nt!.—Wednefday night a young man of the mune of Betion underwent an exam ation on a charge of having. on Friday night, during the rojoicing on account of the peace, dif. charged a loaded pitlol, the contents of which flrnel the temple of Mrs. Bowden, as the Rood at her cellar door. in Eagle-ltrect, Red lion-frivare, whereby her eye was 'knocked our .old her tkull much franured. She was immediately taken to Sr. Bartholomew's iiofpital, without hopes of ic corcry. - l'hurftlav the prifoner was taken to the hnfpi sal, to be identified by the woman. A Magi drate attended to take her depolition, after which the priloncr was condoned to prifitn. :j9f.ts C4stvir, a labouring man, was commifted for trial, charged with fleabag live poultry, ft urn tin out-bottle bc1:•:‘-ing to Mr. )anfon, at Hamp !toad, which were found upon him by the [wrote. Scarc-ly any g:ntl,men's hottfes in that neigh have efcapcd this fpecies of depredation. Vefterday WII/Ltis Poutr, alias Bes:m, was again esamined, on a cLirg:: of firing a loadA piftc,l :It Ann Bowden, atoi cortnittcd tot r e. cx , t minatittu, 11% :cr, l'hu trt!.l a young man, a wateli. "taker, was charged on si:ivicion of acalhiga watch , 'N'•" -. '7' ;-. And a piece of cotton, out of a honk where helodg ed. He called feveral refpeftable people. to his charafter, who fpoke highly in his favour. He was, however, committed for re-examination. Every evening, a crouded houfe is the greatelt proof of the attraftions cf the prefent amufements at the Royalty Theatre, which opened for the win ter, for the full time on Monday hall. The prin cipal Boxes of the Theatre are raid to be in a hate of requilition for this night, which carries with it an idea, that they may not be repeated in the en- Cuing week. Kin Cefir, or the Negro Shover, attended as it will be this evening at the Royal Circus, St. George's Fields,by a great variety of excellent enter tainments, gives the ilrongeft affurance of a crowd ed audience. Its mufic is of the Mat falcinating nature, and its fcenery executed in the moil beau tiful Bile, while the plot abounds with fuch im• preflive incidents, as rivet the admiration of every one.—Mager SAUNDERS'S Equearian Feats are fo aftonifhing, as to charm every one ; the Dancing of Mils DENNY and the Mils ADAMS'S IS inimita ble ; and the Eclinfe, or Harlequin in China, raifes the louda buras of mirth and applauft. There are few circumflances perhaps which ex hibit the increafe of wealth, and the improvement of the arts in.this Country in a fironger point of view, than the fize and beautyof the (hips now employed for the purpofes of commerce. For at this time a merchant from his Counting-houfe regulates the deflination of (hips, larger in dimenfions than any which, a century and a half-ago, were under the controul of the greateft monarchs in Europe. This day, Mr. LOCKE'S beautiful (hip of tzoo tons, to be commanded by Capt. CHARLES ETTON PR r scorr, eftcemed a chef d'eetivre in Naval Ar chitedure, was launched from Meffts. PERRY'S Yard at Blackwell, and named, after the ancient and celebrated refidence ..)f the noble family of the Plutons, Earls and Dukes of NOR T H UMBER LAND, Elle AUER ICK CASTLE. More than 300 La dies and Gentlemen were, prefect on this occafion, and after the launch was over, partook of an ele gant dinner, confifting of a prolufloh of all the de. licacies of the fearon. The animation and af fability of the hofpitable Owner of the (hip diffnf. cd, among his gucils, mirth and good humour, and they fcparated hlghly gratified with the po• !kends and liberality with which they had been entertained. On the night of the zd inft, the !inure of Mr. Ileffill, at Braintree, Etre:, was broke open and robbed of al large quantity of linen-drapery goods.' A few nights ago, the (tables of R. HOWARD, Efq. at Aded-par k, Surrey, wer broke open, and robbed of leveral fadJles, bridles, &c. On the night of the 6th infant the limp of Mr. Lacy, holier, the corner of Clement's Inn Pafltage, was broke open, and robbed of a quantity of ho fiery goods. On Tnefday night laft the fiables of Mr. Welton, Sloane-Ilreet, were broke open by fOme villains, who took thereout a hag, (addle, and bridle. On Wednefday night the warehoufe of Melfrs. Appleby' and Co. Cornhill, was, broke open, and robbed of feveral pieces of fuperfine cloth and ker feymere. Early on Thurfday morning the houfe of Mr. Gill, in Lower Brook-fireet, was broke op,-n, and robbed of feveral articles of plate, linen, &c. The fame morning the houfc of Mr. R. Fuller, at Hornfey, w•as broke open, and robbed of plate and other articles to a confiderable amount. Yeßerday fe'nnight Hearne's Stow-market wag. gon overfet in the London road, about a mile from Chelmsford, by which accident one of the drivers had two ofhis ribs, and a female pairenger had her collar-bone broken. On Tucfday evening, as Mr. Brown was palling through Twickenham in a one-Norte chair, on his road to Chertfev, a man threw a fcrpcnt at him, which burg in his mare's face. She inftantly ran away, and knocked down a boy in the fireet ; the wheel palled over his ribs, and bruifed him, but broke no bones. She was flopped on Twickcn• ham bridge, on the Brantford road, without do ing further damage: A man was thrown from his horfe the fame evening t and feveral families have been greatly annoyed in their carriages. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Hamhurgb 33 011 U. Venice - 4o Mona - 33 I 1 U. Llfinm - - 67 Leghorn 54 Oporto - 6$ Naples - • 4i Dublin 1 .3 i Genoa - 49 MARRIVD On Thurfday, Mr. Tohn I. -I, Oeneye-fireet. Man ehetter-fquare, Lorton, to Mlfs Enda, rgyle-ftrect. Bath On Tuefelay the Ath inft W.. of Wight, by the Rea. Peter Geary, Richard Buller, Efq. of the ad or Ruy...l North Haiti& Dragoon*, to Mils Jeourna Sutherland, youngal daughter of the late Captain Sutherland._ At Cottage, near Cont. the fat of Thomas Walker, Efq. Samuel Perrot, of Dublin, Erg. to Mrs. Birch, widow of the late Mr. Birth, of Rocerea. Al Mundy, on the aoth tilt. George Davidfon, Efq. Captain Lieutenant of the pad Regiment, to Mifs 1 orryth, daughter to the late Alexander Forfyth, Efq. At Wolverhampton James Hzrrifon,jun. Efq. of Chca•lle, Cheflaire, to Mifs Jciont, only davghter of John Jeffont,Efq. of Wolvertiamyron. DIED. At Cart, Simon Douglas, Efq. pro-collcCor of that port. At Rathmines, the wife of 1 horns. Rorke, Dn. Nev. Bandon, Mrs. Hickey, wife of the Rcv. A. Hickey, Rcetor of Moragh. The Rev. John hi*Elwee, of Rathmelton. On the 3cth ult. at her honk at Camberwell, Mrs. Sarah I .awrence, widow. Tuefday lan, at his feat at Arthington, in the 75th year of hi. age, Thomas Arthington, ferved the office of High Sheriff for the county of York it, the year I 767. On the 29:11 tilt. at Poithot, Wilts, aged 73, the Rec. lien jtmin 131.,yney,1).1). Canon of Chrift Church, Regius Prokffor tif Hebrew in the Univerfi:yef Oaford, and Reftor of Ptlfhot. At his hook in Plymouth, Wm. Symons, Efq. of Chaddle. wood, near Plymptun, aged 48, one of his Majcfly's Justices of the Peace for the county of DCIIOO, and as Alderman of the Borough of Ilymouth. Lately, at Padflow, in Cornwall, Mr. Prater, Attorney at Law. iii, went to bed to peeled health, and was found dead in the morning. At Olargow, on the 13d ob. Mn. Janet Dick, widow of the Etc Mr. William Bug, merchant there. At hi. s in Black Rock, Dublin, William Laurcnfon, Erg lt,,r,trnok County. At &V , y, ( Le..:o(.4x4t2ty, jiiss Itlcrodyth, EXTRACT FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. ' , IT has been the (Ludy of the Proprietors of the 1 well known ANTISCORI3U FIC DROPS, Aril rompofed and prepared by the late Fr...saris Sricsauar, at his Diken lazy, No, tt, Soho Square, London, and continued only and folely, there to be prepared genuine, to ',turd the Public agalnft the Impolitions which arc daily pradifed againft Mediciaes poffefling the Ara refpectabiiity; and as the virtues of the•An tikorbutic Drop have been found not only an anzidute in feor bark complaints, but a fucezfsful refource in cutaneous erup tions, fcrophula, gout, rheumatifm, and the attendant difeafes of the nerves, as the lift of cures accompanying each battle given in an ample bill of diredions, will testify, as well as the Trcatife on diet, gout, ace. written by the late Proprietor, (which may alto be had at the Difpenfary) Angle them out is At objede to try, under thdr fendlon, fuch fpurious imitations; For dais reafon the Proprietors, by the favour of his Majclly's CommiAlosers of the Stamp Office, have affixed a Ramp on each bottle, primed Ip black ink, with the words Spilibury and Co. No. at, Soho Square, orprerfed upon it, which, if the purchakr attend( to, together with the words •• Dv Tur KINOII Par T," de the bottle, bill, and wrapper, with the addition of the King's arms on the larger, he may be affurcd he has ob tained the genuine medicine, as fold at the Difpcnfary, Soho• Square, Landon, in bottles of p. and tI. as. each, dut y included, WHEN Prtdellional Men of education and re fponfibility dcvlate front the general fyileni by the fe• iedlion of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long continued fuecals la the heft criterion of fuperiority. . . Eight years have I devoted my pradic'e to the exclulive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful rcfult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppose as far as I am able the ravages of thofe colnplainta which are the molt import ant In the catalogue of human infirmities. Atter initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wish at an early period of Pradice to refruc irdienlu els from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. rite THANE DISORDERS, to the cured which I have de. voted tny attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION. whether of a recent or long duration.—idly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether wiling from the habits of '4clusrdboys or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that de rangement of thchltem In Women which is called BARREN NESS or srER I LITY. Numerous (Veal,. are the relish of ignorance or hafte In the treatment of a fimplc Goitorrhea,and it not unfroquently hap pens that the feeds of I.i fe are pmfoned by the indifcretion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method Cutts eosin hints an call:) , cured, and even whero others have failed, I truß that I otay prefume to offer a radical re-eltablilliment. Few, however ' are the cafes of comrlicatixl diarefs In thisthis diforder compared with the calamitous fituations of Men, who from indulgence ins SOLITARY VICE,or the prevalent Gaie ties of a fafhinnabk Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable consequence filch pernicious habits. Where the unhapgy farrer broods o'er!. his 'sultry, but care, ully conceals his mfftir. me, it may he fume conflation for him to know, that alth.,,gb it be an objet of doubt or uncer tainty with other Prattitioners, thr removal of tbefe DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual privets of Renovation is the acquire mcnt of my experience. It the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly roizour, touch anxiety w'll he prevented by an early counteraetiou of this languid Rate, and in thKe cafrs no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years exifted. a proper Pa. frvrrance is iiviiipenfilily ri.quilite to revive the Bumbling (parks of Life, and to re-animatc the Conftitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed In their expel tali of a Family, may be Allred, that in molt inflame% Curb 01 feels are curable by Mtelital Skin The SECRECY which is fo anemia] to my undertaking, and the qualifications which I have prefunted to Rate, !corm the Bettis of my Pretenfions, and in coincidence with Inch this inti mation is given, that Mr B- may be confuhed pefonally (or by kttas lochifing abuse' note) at ha bode, No. l o t, Arun del-ferret, Strand, "car Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-Rreet adjoining and the name is on both the doors. M. B. Member of the Royal College of Symms. ~ . .- • ...ffp,,,.. . • ; ; , 11E pEßEmirroßmy 90th, TO* bat Bidder?, in Nine Lots, on Saturday the yift (pliant, • at Fbur o'clock in the afternoon, l Atthe Red Lion Inn, in SlLittlbury;ln the Courtty of Deed, before Abel Motley, Efq. Deputy „to ILY . I R mem. brancer of the Court of Exchequer, pgrfuen: to an Oidtr of the Paid Court, made it, a matter entitkki" 'The King agandt Mainwaring and Others," CERTAINr. Flt EEHOLD ESTATES, th e property of Paul Benfield, Pfq. fazed into I.is \t jetty Hands, by virtue of a Writ or Ezzadt, confine,' of di vers Farms, Lands, and Tenements, Meffirae as and Garden , w:th the Appurtenances fituate In Brimport-fireet, and th, reverd Parilhis of Cam, oghcrwife Skidtass, St. Runrbolds, St. Jam b and St. Peters, all conti„uo.ts to the town or Sl.ftfbury, e orm ; prifing In the whole about Three Hundred Acres of Land, ex clufive of One Hu ,dretl and Four Bean Lenges, in the; Cont. mon Fields of Cans, othcrwifc'Shalton, St. Rumbuldrand St. James's aforefaid, In the feveral Tenures or Occupations of Wm. Lawcs, James Lilly., Wrn. Gatehonfe, Francis &trout, Jeremiah Andrews, William Ball, Jorepls Mills,Grorge From'. ton, Stephen Trowlnidge, Willi.lin Norris, Thomas Alifts; Andrew Orem, the Rev. Riclard Blackmore, Green, and Nathaniel Wlmbolt, thtir Undsr-tenants or Affigns, of the anneal value of yocl. or thereabouts. Printed Particulars may he had gratis of Jofeph NVhite, Er/, Nn 6, Lincoln's Inn, New-fquare ; Motfra Davis, Ang,l coort, Thmgmorton-ltreet ; Mcfli-s. Lloid and Douce, Nu. 14, Gray's Inn-inure; and of Mr. Chriftie, Pall-Mall; at the pl . : c, of Sal-; and at the principal Inns at Weymouth, DrarclelLs, and Salifbury. CLOC rSTERSHIR E. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. PHI LLP:)TTS, fen. At the Bell Inn, at Frampton-upon Severn, nu Wedneftl , r. ratn day of Oetubtr, 184-a, at three n'ooeit in the afternoon; SEVERAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, lyin g i n the Para). of Arlingham, in the county of Gloeth e r : . . L'A I. A truly defirabie and compadt Eitate, oompriing a Fartn-Honfe, with neceffary Outbuildings and Yards, and up. wards wf Ito Acres of,Arable, Meadow, Pafturc, Wood Land, and Orcharding, fituate at Overton, and in the occupatiin o f Geo gc Wilkins, as tenani" thrrenf. This Iftate lies on an Eminence, commanding beautiful Views of the River Severn and the adjacent Country, terminated un the Weft by the Forth Hills;—to a Gentleman inclined to build, fcw Situations will be found preferable. Lot 2. An eligible Eftate, confining of a capital hieffinge, tallied WICK COURT, with extenfive Oat-buildings and yards, and 157 Acres, or thereabouts, of Arable, Meadow, Pafturr, and Orcharding, within a Ring Fence, its the occu pation et Tbomas Longney, as Tenant thereof. Lot 3. A Farm-Hoare, called 012)BURY, with (citable Out-buildings and Yard, and about 52 Acres of Land, whereof five Acres art Arabic; and the Remainder Meadow, Mine, and Orcharding, within a Ring Fence, in the occupation of johnHallitis asTenant thereof • Lot a. A Farm-Houfe, called WOOLTHORP, in the oc tupatioa of William Caster, with convenient Out-buildings and Yards, and about to Acres of Pafturc Orcharding adjur ing, and 7 Acres of Arable Land, part of Warth Field, and so Acres of Panure, part of Arlinzhani Warat Lot s. A Farin-Houfo, called SANDS, In the occupation of James • Hallurd, with the Outbuildings, Yard, Garden, Orchard, and Clef,: of Pafture Ground adjoining. contaitirc shout 6 Acres, and 29 Acres of Arable Land in Warth Field. and 41 Acres of Pafture, in Ward. Field, andyart of Arlinghais Warth. Lot 6. Tan Acres 30 Perches of Arable Land, in Wank Field, and 31 Acres a Rood 8 Perches of nature, pin of Ar lingham Warth. Lot y. A Meiriorre, near Woolthrop, cAled Aaron., with the Garden and Orch,rd adjoining, and containing I A.l R. 37 P. Lot 8. Pan of an Orchard, called Ridge Orchard, adjoining Ceefwiciet 14nmeilead, containing a R. 8 P. Lot 9. A Cottage and Gankm, in the occupation of Murdock, with the Orchard adjoining, in the occupation of Mr. William Bodnurn, eontaibing tagttivir 3 R. 17 P. ty. The (rectal Farina arewell arranged for dillindi =spa. {10(I j or, frum their contiguity. any part may he occupied to gether. Lots a and 3 are feparatcd only by the Turripik ell , ad. and Lot a lies within a quarter of a mils of Lot 3. The 1./nds In Warth Field and in the Warth included in Lot. 4, s, and 6, adjoin.—The Mates are Tithe-free, having been Ltely dif charged of 'lithe under an Inclofure Act, and are extrema/ improveable.—Early poffelbon may be had. Arlinghans is pleafantly fltuated on a Turnpike-Road, two miles distant from Newnisana, 13 from Clocefier. 20 from Cheltenham, j 4 from Bath, and 28 from Bristol ; adjoins the RiVer Severn, and abounds with extrnfive and highly divan tied Views—Barrow Hill, fo juitly celebrated fur the p ran 2: ur of tir! View it affords. is within a few minute/ walk of Lot, a, 2, and 3. _ _ Further Particulars and conditions of Sale may be bad on application to Mr. Whitcombe, Szrjeants 1"n, ileet-itre•t, London; or to Alcffri. Whitcombe, Griffith, and Plnllpotts, Glocettw, at wir-de OZet a map of the elates stay be feta. Mr. Wni. tkrdnum, at Arlingliam, will OiLw the Prcmde•. VENEREAL BLINDNESS, To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, No. 9, New Brltlge•ftreu DEAR SIR, London. IT is with the moll heartfelt fatisfaitiem that I ad d-efs you on the incomparable exceileiTC of your invaluable Medicint.—Le as L's PA TV4T PILL s.—ln the fpring of this year 1 had the misfortune to centred a Venereal Complaint, attenied with the moll alarming and dangerom fymptems; 10. afinuch,that (have been confined to my room for a wit,le we* together, and tact able to Mr out of it ; I hid no reit night air day, and pffered the moil exctuciatinz pain and tamest, mud what was MI work, my Eyes grew wealt and ditn, fo dud I could fcarce difcern any °Wet, if ever fo chafe to me, and et meted nothing lefs than the total loGof my fight..--From a Rout, healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere ihadow, and an object of pity and eompailione—My friends had angina me over, and thought my recovery impoffible. In this dreadful Rata, and erpedling every minute to be my lalkin tin, world, 1 was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try y'ur Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no purpofe, 3 a been at an enormous expence, it was fume time bedre I could be prevailed on to take them; at hit I km for fir Wars, end before I had taken them all, I found confiderable benefit; my pains gradually decreafcd,and my eye-fight grew better, &nate the great furprize and aibmilhment of all my friends, (aft, 7 Mk tg three boars more), my health and ilrengtfiwas pertenly a t- Bored, and I am now, (thanks to my Goo and your invaluable Mcdicita, as well and hearty as ever I was in my life. Your obliged humble fervent, R. L. LEIGH. High-fir:et, Birmingham, November r, 1799. You are at Cu'! liberty to publith this in any answer me think proper, for the benefit of fociety at large. and Which I Gould have lent you framer, but was fearfad of it reJapfe. The abort:Medicine is mealy recommended to all perfons that are in any doubt tf their bring entirely free of every Ve nereal Afieelion, particularly to thole alma altering their con dition in life, as It will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of however lung (Wading, or however difguifed anchr the appearance of other diforders it may be ; for Scorbutic. Glandular, and Cutaneous Complaints. it Is air° reconanierkkal to be taken, efoecially in the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAY -I.OR, Member of the Corporation of Summons, London, at his houfe, No. 9, New Bridge-ftreet ; where be will rive Ad vice, without a Fee, to perfans taking thek Pills, and will aa fwer patients Letters, If peR paid. an the lam terms, oilier , - thy in all caks the moll inviolable Secrecy, no Perfon's tremor cafe having been mentimed, but at their own particular requelt by the Proprietor, during the emu* of wore than ;5 yews, that he has had the condudt of an eatenfive kW of the above medi cine, and the pmelire arifios therefrom. They are alto fold by Ilk at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-ftreet, Pail-Mall; TAG Robertfou's Toy lhop, Na ro3, Oxford-11feet ; Mr. Steel's, Booth:flex, No. Union-row, Little Tower-Hill; and by oat Pa= in every tonfiderable town in England, in Bores of only a& 54 each • haled up with full sod plain Medias& LONDON: Printed for the Proprietors, by jolip DANIEL. (ot Carnabv-itrcet) at the STAI Ps INTIIIO-07 PICO , Net to Carry-area; and pabliihed by LEVEL WIT, (of Cat terbury-place, Lambeth), at Na I, Carey-itrest, and at tte ST mi-Orret, Temple-1W ; to which Met all cennuol swims kr ADITOR aravaquihsi ti Itaadareltai. -sue and rib Ron l'i blin M the al te!tas LA • 111 CG V".lo by 1 BTi it FM kJ C Tor. ri•e s lii Ts,let.! w ) - T large au r!ie T/1 Gs taltc s 'l' a moot c It ri r r.nrh io.. 6d 1. bd, r 1 117- C L.. :. Mrs. :JIS. !:. r - ,N i. ; ovcd of aS tt, loiug • difcar t• the Et Lhc Enw n • h.lvt hetm iverpitir trace une La rut lb mum LarDON MARKETS. . CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9. A Return of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the 26th of Sept to the td of Odober inclufwe. Total 13,0i1s Packs.—Average 745. 614. 32 mid. lower than laft return. CORN INSPECTOR'S RETURN TROY UXERIDUT, OCTOBER 8. Wheat pet 10. 171 os to 211 os Oats per qr. il 8s to 21 01 Barley per qr. 21 QS to 21 106 Beans per Cr. 21 $3 tie 21 ins Peale per.qr. 21 roe to 21 IES PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 31 os to 41 rss j Pockets 41 os to '7l os SEEDS PER HUNDRED WEIGHT, Odober 9. Red Clover 2os to. 9os White ditto 3os to 1123 per cwt. Trefoil zos to sos - - Turnip 1111 to .. as per !male! Rye Grafi aos to 28s per quarter Cinquefoil oos to ..-ii per dittO Mußartl- i White to. to 146 od per bulbel Sced. ?Frown ros to 14s 6d per ditto Canary flood Ss to roe per dive Rape Seed 381 to 401 per L. SMITHFIELD, Oelober 9. To fink the solfal—per Bone plink. Beef 46 4d to ss 8d Veal - ss od to 6s 4d Mutton - ci 64 to 6s 8d Pork - ci rod to 71 2d Lamb, sa od. to 6s. 4d. Stock at Market this_ morning, Beath ssc, Sheep and Lamb, 9 00 - . . . NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, Odtober 9. . Per [tone of 81b. by the weak- Beef 3s 8d to p od Veal 4s 44 to 6, 04 Mutton p od to p 841 Pork p tod to 7s ad Lamb 4s cod to 6s od. RAW HIDES, October 9. Hides (per thine) as 6d to as 8d Heavy Calf ics od coda Middling 3s od to os cd Light Calf 7d per lb. Ordinary 2s 44 to as 8d Lamb Skins 25 6d to 3s6d Shcarlings os od to os od Sheep Skins as al to 3s od PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 5611 a - - 204 to tad Ditto, 60 to 661 b - - - 234 to 244 Merchants Backs - aid to ood Drelhng Hides , -. mad to oar Fine Coach Hides - cod to ood Crop Hides for C.a.ting -18 d to' 1914 .. -- 174 Flat . Ordinary . : • -15 d to. IN Calf Skins, 30 to eolb - - 204 to 234 Ditto Soto 70Ib per doze, - 234 to 27d Ditto, 7o to ficib - - 234 to 1641. Small Seals (Grcen}and) per lb. as 6d to 01 od if ditto - loos to 12os per doz. Tanned boric Hides - ass to 256 each Goat Skins - 201 to 65s per dozen Miff: OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 3s 7d Town Tallow 6os 6d to of Clare market 3s 7-kil Rulba ditto (ca.) soscd to 6os Whitt-chapel nnrket 3s 51cl Ruilla ditto (foap) 55s tool (per (tame w Els) White CaudleßAAU 55s to 01 •••••••••• NititiOg.Stuff 48. od tosol 10111' 8d 'Ditto Rough 30s od to 34s Average Price so 6#d Greavcs - 2.34 Od to 0 Good Dregs Ist to N - Yellow Soap, 7u. to oc—Mottled. Soc—Curd, 84t. Candles, ios. xis. 6d. • PRICE OF HY AND STRAW, Oetob:r sf. J. James's. Whitechapcl. o.Haye 17t05 to 13 so oto 5 5 0 4 4 010 5' 12 o N. do. 3 oto 4 14 Straw a6to t 16 z 16 oto 2 2 0 1 72 Cto 2 0 0 Clover 5 otoslo I i 6 60 to 7 0 0 N. do. 3 to to ' COALS, Odtober 9. Bea Coats in the Pool, at. 3s. cd. per Chaliron. Dilivend - cl. I4a. td. Sunderland, - at. le. od. De-livered - at. 9i. od. \I