Star. — London, England, 1801-11-18 00:00:00

TO TOR =MORT OT LORD MOOD IDITIIOOII. Yr gay and courtly Gallants of our Ye who in Pleafure's lap your hours begoile. Who know no hardfhips, no revcrka prove, Smart from no wound except the glance,/ Love ; Ah! paufe awhile!—Whatever new delight Leads on your day, or revels then' your night; Whether the (ong, the left, the (ocial bowl, The chat of friendatip gladden all your foul; Ah ! paufe awhile—that folensn knell ye hear Tolls o'er a friend that's dead,—a brother dear, — A Father's clareold corpfe,—a gallant Warrior's bier! Yes. be was one whom Pleafure well might woo To join her throng of votaries like you; Whom Nature fani:on'd to delight all eves, Whom Fortune had made noble, Colin. wife : And long 'mongft thofe whn lov'd him had he Raid, But as his Country call'.l bins—he obey'd Fleur where new forms of death the Warrior wait, Where, Valour, Art, and Wifdom yield to Fate. Y./ did he there B:italiflia'S thunders wake, And only fcar'd for Ilia HOIATIA'• his t. With her his Country did his foul divide ; His Country fent him ;a-4st obey'd anda—died. who have kindred fouls and hearts as true, Trie Mute attunes her mournful lyre to you. 0, ere his dult be milt with heroes dead, Pray that bis Spirit, which to FIZAV'S is fled, May his HOllAriA find once more, Mote ►appy and as faithful as before ! of Ake inngle, tailed Takintotta, with tinteseep_ tion of the brigade of Lieutenant-Colonel Srav, of the 77th regiment. " After marching about[: miles, Colonel Srav found ohinafell on the banks of a fmall river; the road leading to the fort was blocked up by bamboo and other trees, cut and thrown acrofs as a barrier by the enemy, a (mall party of whom had petted themfelves behind a ilockade, on the oppolite bank; they fired onus without Jed, but on our difebarg ing a few rounds of grape, they difperfed. On the 7th the reit of the army advanced, and encamped dole to the tiockade, where, leaving an officer-with a field-piece and a company of Sepoys, Col. STIP pH scsos on the Bth continued their route over the wort! road I had feeu ; the guns in many parts funk up to their axles, and could (candy be removal, even by the affiftAnce of the elephants. " On the gth, Col. artrastisos marched with the I and 2d bt igades to take potreffion of a town where the enemy were reported to be in force : on his advance, the enemy fired from the oppWite bank of the river (which is fill on our left) and killed two Europeans and wounded fix ; but on a few difcharge . s of grape, they were diflodged.— This town is called Manundwaddy ; the army halted here for feveral days, while a battalion was detached to efcort Sores and provitions from Se ringapatarn. " It appears to be the intention of Government to attempt the total extirpation of all the Poly. gars and pettytahs on this fi de the reninfula, and for this pu rpofe a large force is searching to wards us from the fouthward, and another from the Malabar fide. * Camp aide teed of the Ilerksk Maw, Feb. 3, des. " The Cotiote Rajah, we were Informed, had affembled all hisforce at Pera, and was there de termined to give us battle. Cul. STIP massox on the 28th ult. advanced towards Pera; the whole ' army delighted at the profpdt of fo early a clofe of our campaign—but on our approach the Rajah fled, vccannot afcertain whither, and we entered the town, which confifted only of a few deferted houfes, wholly unforti6ed. We, however, by this movement opened the communication between Serigapatam and the Malabar coaft. " at del Chant, Much s. " Fart of the army marched hence on the 28th ult. We mit 10 ignorant of the potation of the enemy." CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. Our Readers will fee by the following Addreri prefented by the Collegiate Bodies at the Cape of, Good Hope, to Majo r - GeneraI FRANCIS DUNDAS, • who fucceeded Lai Nl4caarver as Governor of that Colony, wh:tt fentiments of fatisfaftion the inhabitantc entertained reipeeling their lunation, as forming a part, of the Britifh Empire. They, no doubt, little fufpceted at the time, when they " in dalged a hope of his Majefly being gracioufly pleaded to continue thole bleffings to which, from • pall esperience they looked forward with confi dence," that Britain would fo loon abandon them to their former litigation. To his Honour Afajne-(rneral Fa AIMS II DOM) As. Lieutenaot• Governor, A fling Governor, and Commander in Chief of hie blajelly's Cattle, Town, and Setsienaent o t►t Cape of Good Rope, die. &c. A little boy, fon of a perfon named • Suntan, (hoemaker, of Fiatertcm, Salitbury, fell into stub of boiling water on Thurfday, and was fo iirea,de fully fed, that he died on Saturday. A few days lime an elderly Lady, So years of age, was unfortunately burnt to death in her bed in King-greet, Cheapfide, by the furniture of her bed catching-fire; a young man in the houre being alirmed, ran up itairs to her aftiflance, wrapt her up in a blanket, and brought her down Rain, when Ibe was found to be quite dead. The Coro ner's Inquet fat the next day, and returned their ,verliff of accidental death. On Saturday, while Come workmen were en. gaged in repairing fame premifes belonging to Mr. !Blades. of Ludgate-hill, the fcaffolding whereon Come of them were Banding fuddenly gave way. by which accident feveral men were wounded, one of whom bad his tkull fraitured. The houfe of Captain DAIMON in Walnut.teee , walk, Lambeth, was broken open on Friday ntihi by a party of thieves. They picked every lock int the houfe, except in the Beeping-rooms, and car• ried off with them about tea dozen of wine, a M.': ver watch, with 35. 61 in money. Left Sunday, as: gentliman's groom was driv.l ing a oue-horfe chaifi through the town of Ken fington. he ran it againft a poll chat., The horfe taking fright drew the chaife againft the water-' , (pout of the Queen's Arms public-honk, and tore it away from tile houfe. The groomiell out into the mud. A young man that was along with him jumped out, and they both efcaped onhurt. The !horfe turning (harply round the corner of Church lane, ran the chaife againß the churchyard-wall,. ,and broke loofe from the chaife, which got but little damage. The horfe entered the church, but the fexton frightened him away, and after muting about the church yard he was figured. MURDER.—About twelve o'clock on Monday night a genteel dreired man was found weltering in his blood from a wound he had received in his bowels, at the corner of Chiforefi-ftmet, Moor fields ; his pockets were turned intide out. He was immediately taken to St. Bartholomew's Hof pital, where he loon expired. There is no clue yet found to difcover the perpetrators of this atro cious aft. Dustin Erveass.—lrith State Lottery now Drawing. An Exprefs from Ireland, with an ex aft account of each day's drawing, will arrive daily at the old ettablifited-State.Lottery Office of llossur and Co. No. a 6, Cornhill, for The following is a detail of the movements of the immediate infP e &on of the public, and for all she at my under the orders of Colonel Srarnanson, thole who honour Hoaw say and Co. with their to the beginning of March lag— commands, free of any expence whatever. Tickets Camp. neaserwearstans, Dee. H. and Shares, warranted undravrn, will continue on re We arrived here to-day, on our way towards Sale, during the. whol e of t h e d raw i ng .—Cl u b s , the Malabar Coen, for the purpofe of attacking Societies, and individual purch a f er s, are recom the Cotoce Rajah. The objeas of the war I have mended not to delay buying their Englifii Tickets alreaily communicated to yon. The rains have Imen more violent, and of longer continuance and Sh ares , w hi c h are now Telling in great variety of numbers and on reafonable t er ms by H oar sir this featim than has been remembered Ibe many years, a serious mortality has been the conk- and Co. cluence in our army, and we have 101 l many offs- The PRIMNIXART TREATY pretests, by anti cers—a kind of dyfentery has prevailed from the eipation, that happy Rate fu finely imagined— frequent change and often from the baJnefs of " Every n'an Sall fit under his own tree, and water; we have finnetimes experienced a fcarcity there dull be none to snake him afraid I" This Gil it, and at others been obliged to draw it from fupreenely beautiful paffage received additional wells strongly impregnated with falt. forte from the cireumflance, that, in the ancient 1 , 4 ,„„„ d „.. 647 . 3,,,,my as. Littera Hieroglyphics, Security was reprefinted by a man in a fitting pollute. The effea a re- On the 26th December, we marched from our camp near Seringapxt.im, and enramrd near turning Peace a, whether generally, or partieu- MytOre. :mei remained we.v.l.er-b. , md t,ll the tit larly; whether in the hurtle of public, or the Rill of January, when we rt . .crtnwet...c,l our route, (cowof ch,:neftic life, alike mattifeft. The !rifts :mil continued it lid t i. e rtla, entough a jungle Lottery , as well as Public Credit (of which the alanoß impenetrable, excepong the rod we march• former i 4 an appendage) finds, in Peace, collateral ed. and that in many Omen ro bail. that we hay: B:corny ; and both tend to revive the Spirit of Wen twelve hours going 1:r males. On the 6th, Et.terprife in She attery. The Irifb State Lot. the army hailed at a titia:l mud fort in the middle tery for this numb, will, it is fuppefed, k the 141 We the Perfident. ,Fifeal„ and Members. forming the Coen at Juane; the Burgher Senate ; the Orphan Chambrr; the Mi niftas and Churth Wardens; the Pr.fttlent and Members of the Lombard Bank ; and the Court of Matrimony, Collegiate Bodies itt this Maly, beg leave to expert, in the name and on behalf of the inhabitants at Loge, the fuleere and *Waved joy, and the heart felt fatistattion we derive from the event that has note more placed the Goveromatt of this Settlement in your bands. prefenting to you our couratidations on this oecafinn, at the hate tune, confers mulches not altogether free from fel -66 motives. We have tom our canary not only profrr, but hived andir your Governments hurdled, as we deeply are, tenni a ,reolleCtion of your former adminiftration„ with a fenfe 'of your impartial difttihution of plaice, of your zeal for the yuh.ie welfare; of your protedinu of our religion ; and your smarm eadeavourt to promote the general inureft of *ls co lony ; sod baying marked, as we could aot foil to do, your conitant adherence on all aerations to the wife and upright =7 adopted and purfued by tit Earl of Maeartney, whole as well as that dins Lordibip's worthy predeceffor Sir Jaen Craig, will lung be cherilbed in Ibis omnstry, we can _aot forbear iodulgiog a hope, that it may gracioutty plesfe • his Majefty to continue to us the& bletfings which, from the . prat of put ez,paience sod by Dm tee favour, we look for • ward with conMeuce to enjoy under your proteCtioa and Co. We have the boom' to be, with the peoreolvidt telpett, asd 'melt cacao, Sre. you Feedleaves molt fiithlal bumble kr►anu, (Siincel) Conn of Juftke. - Reformed Ettigber Senate. Ltrheran Orphan's Court Lombard Bank. Court of Matrimony. Cape Town, Cape ofOood Hope, June 29, act. Government-Houk, ~.th June. tßot. Gentlemen-1 have to expres to you my acknowledgments for the pobte and flattering runner in which you have thought ilk to fairy your fatisfaCtuns at my having taken upon me, ~emote. the Government of this Settlement, in obedience to tie Mikity's commands. Nothing an be more agreeable to me, or more gratifying to feelings, than your fpootancoias declarations, that my pelt ustifirea and exinduet, while 1 had the honour to adminifter the public affairs of this Colony, gained your approbation ; fuck farances cannot fail to ftrengthen my zeal and determination to promote, to the iturioft of my power, the general welfare and pinfperb y of this Settlement, fo long as his kfajetty &all think proper to confide to me the important charge; being confident, I th;.• I nany.ot more fully comply with our gracious Sovereign's ;with. a, than by following the font Reps of the able, upright, and illiarzuu. Pc:musics mentioned to your Addreri ; whore eon- Awn olitained, during their rerpet'tivo Adminiftrations, the public eftnem and approbation. I remain, with every fentiment of rev rd and eibiern, Gentleman, your tnoft obedient and hum bl • (errant. ru*acis DUNDAS. 're the Prefident. Erni, and Members of the Court of Partici, Suriher Senate, dtc. de. Ike.. WAR IN INDIA. FROM THE LONDON 11447.117?..11001.11WER t BANKRUPTCY ...ENLARGED. January 2. Robert gemlike& of ftflarlwlatte, wine and Windt merchant, at tea, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUMMED. Samuel Went the younger, of Liverpool, mereitset. BANKKUPTS. John Mardian, of Little Raill-ftrect, Bennondfey. tanner, to furrender Nov. at, Dec. 1, and 29, at ten. at Guildhall...- Attorney, Mr. Lee, Tanneld-court, Temple. John Tondinfon, of Salford, Lancathire weft and twift-dealet. Nov. 24, Dec. t, and $9, at two, at the Golden Lion Inn, lit Manchefter. A ttomies, Mr .W. Partington, Ma dden.filuare, Mancbefter ; or Mr. P. Hurd, Furnival's Ina, London. James Shuttlerroeth, of Manchefter, cotton-mandadturer, Dec. 2. 1, and 29, at three, at the Royal Oak Inn, Manche:, ter. Anoraks, Mr. Kearney, Manchetter; or Mr. Ellis, Corfitor-ftreet, London. James hfeycpek, of Broad fleece, Bloonsibury, habit:dales,. Nov. 2t, Dec. t, and 39, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr.Wcigkernan. Caftle-iireet, Holborn. William I.udby, of Petwotth, Suffez, Ibopkeeper, Nov. 2.1 Z 1, at and Dec. 29, at tan, at Guildhall London. nice, Melds. Pearce and Dixon, Patersofter-row. George Cavrthorn, of the Strand, bookteller, Nov. 24, Dec. g„ and 29 , at one, at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr. T. Laridoitlarl pa-tired, Red-Li Hare. Heory Nithan, late of Sheernefs, flopfeller, Nov. 26, at eleven. , Dec. 8, at twelve, and Dec. 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Berifin, Little Ceargaitieet,246norici. Richard Tonsitirifom John Tosokiefon, and Danid Friedrick Sadie, late Lirerneeli nterohaitta. Dew 7,.5, sad 29, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Northwidt. Chethire. Murales. Mr. Manifold, Northwieh ; or Mk. Odell; Winney-ftrect, o:ford-Meet, London. William Yeoman. Theobald's-Road, Madder, tallow-dian did, Nov. 34, Dee. s. and 29, at what Ontldhall. Astandts, Mein. Pierce and Dino, Paternofterwow. James Dwyer, late of ftriftol,batut, Dec. 1. a. and 2 9. 1 1 twelve, at the Rummer Mourn, Bridal Attarnies, Mesrs. gland ford sod Sweet, Inner Teat*. London t or Mr. C. Media. Endo!. Jahn M'Carty. of Liverpool, inerebant, Dec., 7,8, and g 9 at one, at the Globe Tavern, in Liverpool Attendee. Nicer& Stainftreet and Eden. LeighAbvet, Liverpool; Or Mr. T. Whale, Bartlitt's-Buildings. Holborn. John Evans, of Liverpool, bardwaraosan, Dee. 14,15, and 29, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool Attornics, Mr. T. Windle, Banlest's-Buildings, London; or Mr. Janus Phillips, in Liverpool Rds, 001 , 1 or late of Liverpool, merchant, Dec. 21. 22, ...e. at the Stet and Gana, LiataPatd. AtturneY. . P. F,llanies, Liverpool DIVIDENDS. Nov. 14. Thomas Manion, of Tole:abode-yard, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. 8. Thomas Walker andßichred W a, d Maschdies: merchants, at eleven, at the Stems, L Dec. s. John Sykes Stone, of Jamoritrod, Wcitaninlter, oil. man, at eleven, at Guildhall Dec. S. Digory Fared, of Abingdon-idea, Wettinlnfter. wino-merchant, at eleven, at Clundhail. • Dec- s. Peter James Auriol. of Devimildre-ignare, enarreltam. at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. aa. "ones Reilly and James Collins, of Mcadb-covrt, liced.dreet, taylors. at twelve, It Goildbad. Dix. to. Richard Scholdidd, ofßatley; TOViSkilly Olafter; at the Min and BiAlk.las. Reaffttort. lORTHS; • • Os Wadosiday - fOnolgist, isnot Whim, wife of jolooDtin k w , w e . at Frovio-ban, la the Boom, puith, Oldgow, of three children, one boy and two glib. The boy and OTC of the sit* with the mother, are lively Jed doing -well; tee Other. girl is rather weakly. Op the 13111 ilatt. the Hon. Mrs. Cappin Hunter, of a fun. • Os the Intl he& Mrs. Redd., Wife of Charles Rob on, ifq. Weed. el slis. At Pati p"dibe ,s4l ipl.t*Fa PoliTtge Sees. of a f in. MARRIED. On Tsar/. fentdght. Mr. Baker Morrell, youngrft fan of lames MorrrS, AA. of Ozford,to Mita Champs daughter of a. Dr. Chapman, Preidesi at Trinirf COU4t. On Thorfdar !aft, at Orford,lo.lnriaard Davis, of Bout ton as the HID, Glotaerkandre, to Mn. Sarah Balsa, or dm Cora Market. _ Laft Thurfday, atilt. Ma's, Saba, Mr. W. H. Hooghtost, of the Navy 05441, to Mgt S. Aqr4dlatr. of Great Yortlaad area. — On Saturdaj la*, at et. sittiesllAL et, James Marmot.; ter, of Dough/Tartlet. Chinfrard•Siod;;Eig, to Mifi Rohnr of lkmthaMptoo-beillllogi, Hotbeds' • • On the r ath inft: at Mhdrots, in Ceritwsil,.Littlt. By, Odle' Royal Eaglets's, to Ws Bala, of Pensaare. At Conk, -Lieut. Mich. NVCarthy. ti Mite Jane Chinon, dattibter of Ms. Wm. Ckartres. aiiar y; of that city. At )krmagli, John Haddock; Efg. to Mi Cerro!, daughter of Mr. raw: Corrrot, of Did tityjnercham. At Cork. Moak/ Heoldley,46ltemat Riven, P.fg. ti 6 Leak, daughter of Mathr 4 4at bagat. Et+ At Kiledroon.Robert el Mmarybior comp coo , low, Zig. to Wife !mini Wh te, yosigst ilatt;hter of John Whitt,latroteld Olaf., (ticen's Omni, ?ridgy, WM. NUMMan, Town Clerk of Marlborough, to Mlfs Clark. niece of John Claris. Z. of Pitthstokoofe, Derr Marlborough. Os Friday left, Mite S . A. Potter, of Canterbury, to Thos. Erg. 'of Dover. ' • On the nth of July left, oW the Cape of Good Hope, oo hoard the Dip Contwalha, Lieutenant Colonel Walker, of the Hon. Raft India Company's ferries, on hientora from Bengal, after an Aimee of thirty s yeali erma Isis nuke gamin , . At Rofetta, in Egypt, on the 2ad Mod, Captain William Netherfole Long,' of Ma ElaJetty's Epth regiment. On Sonde morning left, at Hide-end.Walthainftner, Fifer. . Mile • eldeft datighen. tithe hate ker. Hue Robinfon, of North Shields, Northumberland. Friday averring, 111 a fever, after a few days illaefs, plan Col. Eft. many years Vett:y=l:U Lusaka sad Sago*. fill Libertie s of it. Mistress, Oa Teensy Wooled, at Ctiosteetter, alter a beet Meets, hs the trth year at Mr age, MifsLeethal, may daughter of Wm. Jelin Lanbal. Et+ at Irroadwell, Olaseeftereke. (loathe Iltb fa& Mrs. Mary &ca.:diet ache fate Mr. Tad' mat Scott, Surgeon In Ketfo. • At Leith, ea the tech alt. Mn. Smeh, widow of R 4. Spark. Sews!, St Antlrewr. At city. the KM init. Mr. William Napalm, ftnegeon. At bet boat, at Shim:men. in the county of Northam bertand, on the 4th loft. Mrs. Dorothy Collingwood, widow of the late Walter Ker, Efq. of Littletleas. In the Raft Wks , November laft, join Shaw Stewart, ad fen of Mr. David Stewart, W. S. lidiabaryak. At Calcutta. on the tab of April loft, Mr. James Saunders, eldeft fan oldie late Mr. James %ander% W. S. Idinharsh. On Monday (Canasta, Mr. Aktaader Denniftoun, [Mt. cheat is Gdafrow. At Kftmansoek, so Wodnefday Woe Mitt, Mr. Andrew flaw, fon of the Rcv. Mr. Andrew Shaw, kliaifter of Cralipe. be fog one of the Klanarnoek Volunteers, has body was interred with military honours. At lantme, ara the Ilth init. Mlfs Marion Brown, eMeft daughter of Jobe Brown, kfq. of Waterhaurbi. At Arbroath, the 3111 ult. Mr. Henry Sharper. At Cab:snout, neat Madras. to November left, Lkatenant Thomas Stamfon. Hon. Raft India Company's funny only ton of the late Coavener Simi/fun, Edinbergb. At Harold's-erofa, near Debbi, Mrs. Lloyd. reliA of the late Robert Lkayd. of Entry Park, cesaty.Lestiford„ Eli. At LbserWk. *Ea at, Mr. Juba Wades, fon to Mr. Mt. drew %Patton. At Mount Mellek, Join Renvaa. Par& fettOn, aced tof van t M ionised las faculties to the laft be has left a widow batty Ye owe aye. Ott Tadday kaittft. a as adulated or, the M. (larks I Leek, many yean Pt-Rut of Norte Davey, is Devonian- Oa Toefiley festatedtt, at /Unreel,. dot 'Rev D. liteu, '4. A. Roder of Beeastrea kaiak and Kiteeed. la Seaterfet. Oa the iota la& M he modern boo* la Ileareiuttre.t, Mira FLsa Aeoella Harper, feoomi Mosley of UK late Colonel Loki Ifosper. Wed DA Mrs, 11,:ort41, nik of r Markin, Lit of tossboves. e VMIMLXDPTANnt. Hanes:o 31 11 a U. Gcno. AJtoot - 33 o a U. V.aii ‘e Wiz ittpaper Oporto Ditto -39 y t rative Laos . Madri4 - 118 ifljtVec Laillura Ditto - orttebyg Maple* - Paktum 90 }cunt per Oa. 44 •Ist DISEASES of the Ui CO IIN Pi dathiTdM, AMY CANAL and VY.NF.ItI A( DA R. DUFOUR informs the PuXicolist he May daily be contorted grate, biro y to 3, at bit Lode, p r i t b.n reet . Soho, Londoo, In ill cafe , . of Uhf g u iet ures , Glom &Atha Wa.kods, Incontinent! of Uri; Moles, Inspot . asee..wod *Wit) , bs litho. Sea, he. ha% extent:Milt i s ,thin tkPirfnient, to wboth be bts ow. tired • cif for • 1{ rears, *offers at /13CibOd mi., efficacious, iiid sreariaAs a rdsote. Mr. Dumvityroad rrlogetor at Daraa's celebrued to * &cued) Bosasko,, lutialissaiely to itnprowd there, by di m , log than of tlariar•atuins seeds at . /Ammon Bows, that, for f where OssOtkeilika' v iolent MeAIM lAtit tsl d• Poe th= att. D 1.0414 is : , r )I(l..e.uda Dv a r' s " OM' that they tywder con:lar.nent sr ;minim India ttmasemtiehr. enatde Wi t to atsrno pttitntt # dark urn Innifea,jsettakserSded Vt. 4 s euce ceim, Man 91the Facolif- etretOns colutry :say Ise ell:talky Rating tltelt cafes In letters; petit paid. Tut pablithrd, price as. &I. Fifth Edition, erilarted—A .3. rf1 0t.. pa the good Costtplaima, atiaßeated with tie eark,.., - fymptome and carts Stewing the painful amid dangerous frts of Cauttie Boogies • an nn roved method of tn at i rg notitkeas, ace. Std. Prin ted tie Cleve, Ortairit•co urt ,h ;:r. and ,D. Symonds. Pater airl ;diso be land IWQlSeCreg. Fe4cfr-chanse. and at tha Author... W HEN Prater/00A Mtn' of educatton and rt. fponalallity dealoto froottha general (Tibia by the ye Ica* of a pe culiar &sub, the fandion of long unusual fbecets is the bed criterion of fupetiority. Eight years have devoted my outlet to the eschav e treat. meet of THREE DLSORDEAS. and the luta:few tc hg : 4 an , p l an gins Inc 'add4o,oBl ardour to oppui as far at 1 able the ravages of dote complaints which art. the nsaft taiport. ant in the catalogue of hump infirmities. .. After Initiation into mil branCß as •an Army Saqte us , formed a vtla at or play period cieftoetlattoldnit la sh Icons the rem= 0 . 1P 0 4 1 4419, 4 01. ~ths,qual+y Su. garchis prccip tan . s; ofAcwaV. inocacni. The Du thetnireof *hid'? , ta-r u. voted my attnadon, tasetprite very (peeler. oPIVENLREAI, IlliFECTl9tl.3agg4ng* a town or ineg•duranot—.4y. Au kings ft f 1 - 4El)4,lt.whethre airing .fron t t h e ta b u ,g Schoolboys, or the iiiddlecoce of otattie age, and 141; dl3: ta.• range:swat of ilk in Woltictfividch is waled BARRER. MISS tie ST t. "hasporossajlifeacso ate UK rellsk of it or !whin the treatment of a ftropleAosifsrshArtit 0 9t vifft r ‘3" -4 t 1 7 N°' peas that thereat. et Life Bre 'orb, the in.lifcreti.a ot s. =guarded hour. By Y forieripf method fuels 0, 421 ,: uw . an ably corod.'asol.evonwhoto others barb Wed, I t.-u:t L may whale to Woo twin* • Yew, however, are the cafes of terliplidiapi plat fs in this & c eder wskapisred wets - the calamitous fituattcel bf Mos, whe 6 , 11* inedgasee isoSOLITAIITVICIkft theprevalew ties eta fithisossible Lite, ftvloire - that *ate of Debility whisb lathe unacialiahle coofOquatee of rich feruirsiar . hatfk& ' When the unity's) , farm broods over bis wady. but Wt. ' fully conceals Dia misfortune; it may be • took cont.biti4n Lie Mos to linuir; that although it be as otatinft of *sofa o tiriet• pefoty with other Proeitionire, the roonoval at dads DEFI. CWhICIF-i by eisegesulual progrofoaßtinovatios is Use B - 4,:ve oust ufmy t ;patience. It the rites d Bacc.bitkor Venus Ls..e began to reduci manly vigour, ow& nuniety . w he by as arty 61Siosteraetioit of stir bagold tate, and is esfer Ito great iliacolliess wig cioeur. But sir this 134closyMs ftTe Tteetvzifted. proper Ptr fererinee inairpenAbly retsifstt to revue the Ilumbrut; fkmrs 0 Life.. ski to re-minimise (be Coneltution. IMAREIP3) • WOMEN. whn Myr long, been tWapixer , e4 thrirersiattatiame Of in , be arsted, 'Eta ta omit *Eases hich jef4 sare ali*By.MW i • The SECRECY wliclrts4o efettial term. temtstelqns, ar4 the 'elheliicatiette WSW] t precumed bite, tone the Bak a inf PrttedGoits; Win onineidtnee r itBllrll isel • Maga is given. 614 Mr Ina/ be coefeiltedpiersly car WI letters Slating sfamstbsote) saki Wilt; No. if. Anur Alei-nifft. 44 11 4 liZig ZeiNdo - Bir• . ~ ' Tbcre is an addition& entrance in Mate-rireat Minty y, ar# die moth*: botirthe debts. • • 114.11Litecareitat Oldie loyal Calker rat Sarver - 7. * 1.4 0: 01,44010,0014 116 ;N ew Bridge.ftrtet, Li.daa BM, . . dhtlatigia, May S. tido. TN the ltnitlit of ;194 'wi th a. 'it* teal CatikPPnt, whleo treated wits ispdiestrtsee 10 1 two umiak; beforaithen Obliged to apply to a regular PtiVficlu, who pat a usepetary it, to the einilenee tithe d.leare tr mercurial applications) for fame time ; but growing. in iiJts all Medicine andthe Advice of defied Ptiotli ' ll the "k 341 Left, did& hisdWOth for two yell was mass'.' to a fine admen unparalleled ind beyond deferlption, being an (Angelina. and tale laced has brad to foot.—Alf brad, thro.:, tax''. tole, kga, arms, Ike. hasebece viteentitely in dant rot be:ose bag %Aida; in ikon ' I have Whom AO Pill tube ! ukases my body, and burl y totally deprived of lit woad lit voluminous to particuhriee al my cafe—fitisce 1: to f.y, th.rs Myer was, *reser WM be, use of a more thingcrims, ear of a more complicated nature. I was long Idoko upon fri friends, and imagined myfelf,beyond att bdpes torrecorm; sad indeed , in my thee etici&lun, death was prVerahle toast ade thin miff:fable Rate. !titbit dreadful fituatim did I drag a 'tuft milerabk exiltence„ till think a Plovitia tier threw fumy way a newfpaper eontainfrig the cafe at a Mr.ll. of lirmitith—uty Mend' tad it, I mold but.—A teat and pr.icsred tome oar Pairur PILLS, whist, by wing from time t, Out. am now, and bier long been. (after mart than four year. fa deferthable di/trash, in aadrisod a Rue of health as ever I te )tryad ; uo proof of this; Thad a nu, thriving, healthy elide Wt•a to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Poo. on.' in hopes of rendering any fillost-erentbry ferrite. I ropleft Too :a pebliat this; sad you may at my that tete, pawn. who 101 l to be fatisfied of thitenth of this, or fWastt parLiCSlaleo W me at my friends, by letter or petfon: As low aka for baud. wiggled equal mine, and non.: ra• mod it. 1 have from casuists wearying 's to afore that in yore LEAKS'S Par.Li they will/lads ham fixed! Lee. sad radical cure, far that molt dreadful ftage e l the Veuttee Weak, which it t; unwise° aura...—l am wither'' epode, sir, your obUged humble fervent, • haforolountable family reams prevtst making m) urea and Mikes public, but creditable Perham run, srainint 'nation may alto be t domd to in.. *Many Priced& by Mrs J. Clark, Itansfay-Gaidens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Saki by the Solt Proprietor, Toot? A q Tat' Loa, Member of the /loyal Collige of Surgeons in I , at his haul, No y. Now Bridec-ntvet who K W will e , se eke, without a tee, to perfent taking theft PIM and MO UP (weer patient. Wen. if .pal paid, on the fame Mow. a. • lag in all cafes the moninviolable fectocy, ao Preza% ausA cots bmist bets mentioned, but at their own partiolloo "I°' by the Proprietor, duties the mark of MOW . {4.1% 36 that be has had the coeduetine of an reweave fak of the abort medicine, and the prodkier arlaing tistrifrom. are atfia raid by his Appointment, for the tunvenitorc ofTl i t l a being at a Miaow by Mr. Basta, Soulh•ta , o4 o . Edinburgh; Mr. Menem*, Ihluter. Oldevw, to ut tin . 44 Mr. T. Mien foe kb added's; at the Perfortutos. N a t'• Alb" O 4 tillie Pone Mt. histamine.* Tay -nig • No °staid-it:eft ; Mt. Ditborough's, No. 7. I.ll4 '" • •''' " 4 nearly e Liul. ik liTiowagnimer4"l7l ; ; I‘lfit"i 111r . t:allwe ‘' t4whf.ll• r, errs e by one Purim m catty toned/sank Nam in tates•Briesin area Ireland, in hoses of only ss. std. each. Tested nu with full Ar 4 Naha Dirsetions. whereby Perksa d cid*, Sto eels theidAvot with salt sad fumy. _ LANDON . PrinieJ for the Prosaic-tors. by JOHN DAM al. grase et abVarat) ta• PTA It Pas nil wa-0, ric a. bfa I ; bood pa/filed by LEVEL RENT, ( CV • eabortiPbes. Unbolt). at Flo a. Caraplheas. MA at Isat•Orica. TeMplisible te. QOM an ON MVP WWI Ilnht iitteb sit rolvdtel v bc 41C"aa