Star. — London, England, 1802-09-06 00:00:00

PRESTn v, SEPT. 2. Nothinz is now talked of here but the truly chanting fight with which we were gratified% by 'our Ladies walking in the procellion of Tuefday. It is confidered as perfeaion by every body, and Preiton may at this rime challenge the world for beautiful females. The only lamentation is, that the Jubilee does not happen oftener. So great was the demand for places at the Theatre on 'ruefday evening, that the Manager, at the fuggeilion of feveral perfons of diffinaion, laid the pit into the boxes, and in the evening the boxes and pit appeared much more like the 07_ra Honk. than a Country Theatre, for the Ladies appeared in their fplendid elegant dreffes in which they graced the proceffion in the morn ing. The Play was The Poor Gendeousit The whok was very refpeaably got up. The Theatre will hold nearly as many people as the Little Theatre, in the Hay Market ; the pit is quite as big, and yet it was filled on Tuefday night at box prices. It is fitted up in a very neat llyle ; the ornaments of the boxes and fcenes do great credit to the mite of Mr. Stanton. The difficulty to get to the carriages was as great as at the Opera. Lord and Lady Dam and a party of Nobility graced one of the front boxes, which holds thie ty five. The Mayor and his riends filled another. • This morning the feveral Fraternities of trade, marthalled as before, paraded the principal areets, with their rcfpe&ive colours flying and mufic play ing. The whole was conducted, as on the_ pre ceding days, with the greateft regularity. About ten o'clock a grand main, for'two hun dr:d guineas, of Cocking, commenced at Lord DERBY'S Cock Pit, between his Lordthip and Mr. Caoss, of Charley. It being the time of year when the cocks lofe their feathers, they did not fight with fuch fpirit as was expeded. His Lordfhip's killed five out of fix. The game will proceed dur ing the three following mornings ; Z 4 is the main. Lordthip and Mr. Closs fought two bye battle for ten guineas; each got one, fo that it was a drawn battle. The cocking finifhed foon after twelve o'c;o,k, when the company proceeded in a grand cavalcade to Fulwood Moor, where is the race courfe. Such-an amazing concourfe of people was never feen in this county before ; car riages of all defcriptions, loaded in the extreme ; an innumerable company of horfemen ; and the incalculable number of pedeftriar. , , high and low, exceeds all deferiptior. We can only compare the appearanc of the roads, fi:lds, and paths, leading to the courfe, to a view of the neighbourhood of Mary-la.bonne. the day GI arizarrifs balloon went up from Lori's Criel et laround. Between one and two o'do:lc, the races commenced as follows : A pude c f sod. 3 male beats. Kr. W. Won's b. m. Julia, 4 years old Mr. 3. Langley 's b. m. Sbntlefs, 4 years old Mr. C. Cbelatusideley's K. g. Ambalador, I I - 1 2 dr. Same day a Sweep:Like of so guineas each, p. p. 2 miles. Lord DadingtOn's c. r I.ord Stratlimorc's ch. c. dr. Mrs Naagreave's b. e. 2 Mr.Clifton'i colt dr. Sir V/ . Gerrard's b. fa by Star dr. in the evening was held, in the Guild Hill and Towa Hall, the Jubilee Levee, for the purpore of the company attending the Guild to pay their re !pees to the Mayor and Lady MAyores. Soon after (even o'clock the company began to affemble, and by ten o'clock upwards ofone t)ou(and perfons were aftembled,drefred in the firft elegance and fa &ion. The flaircafesand pafragesleading to thehalls were filled with company %rho could not gain ad mittance. Many Gentlemen from London agreed that they had never, before nor fence, been in fuch a genteel crowd fince the Union Mafquerade. Lord DERBY, Lord GARDN FR, Lord STANLEY, Mr. Hotteoces, the Count& of DERBY, Lady ANN LINDSAY, Lady SUSAN CARPENTER, Lady GERARD, Lady HOUGHTON, Lady JERNING HAM, Lady FITZGERALD, Lady CHARLOTTE. HORN BY, and Lady STANLEY, were among the company to pay their refpeets to the worthy Mayor and his Lady ; and certainly his gentleman-like and affa ble manners to every individual demands every degree of refpea. In anti-rooms there were pro vkied cooling drinks of all defcriptions, a profu fiZn of confetlionary and pine apples, and the choicell fruits. About ten o'clock, two ex cellent hands of mufic entered the gallery of each Hall. The Lady Mayorefs and a Gentleman at tempted to lead off a country dance in the Town Hall, but it was found impracticable. In the Guild Hall Lord STANLEY and Mifs CROCKSDALE led off a dance ; they were followed by the worthy Mayor and Mifs HORTON• His Woribip likewite danced with Lady ANN LINDSAY; a few parties followed, but no regularity could be kept, on ac count of the crowd being fo great, till pea eleven o'clock, when numbers having been obliged to leave the Halls, from exceffive heat, the dancing went on with great fpirit, and continued till a late hour. This meeting afforded the Ladies who formed the truly grand proceiton on Tuefday morning an opportunity of difplaying their beautiful per; foes and elegant dreffes by candle light, but they wanted nothing to fet them off—fimple nature was their greatell ornamcnt. This meeting will long he remembered by all who had the pleafure of beholding fuch an affernblage of Lancathire Witches. Lail night there was dancing in almon every Inn and Pot-houfe in the town. There being a large fupply of muficians from different parts to attend the Companies in their pioceflion, the in habitants are deterthined not to loft the opportu nity of employing them ; they have been fufficient 1, buiy fince the commencement of the Jubilee. In the mornings the bands (trike up to attend the Companies, fo that ,we have mufic from morning till night. A (hocking accident happened on Monday night: An aged man between eighty and ninety years of age, who had been attending the fourth Guild, on his return home feU into sk'ditch in Leaming- Itreet, and was found fuffocated the neat morning. His came is Thomas Cooper, and be :nada at BRIGHTON, SEPTEMBER 4. ' There was a grand Gala on Friday evening at the Promenade Grove, by command of the Prince of WA LE S, on which occafion Signor SAxoNt per t wrned, by torch light, various feats of dexterity and activity on the tight rope. Lord SOMERSET, Lo: d and Lady MOLEEWORTN, Lady PoCK L INC TON, Sir JOHN and Lady Lana, and an immenfe concourfe of beauties, filled the adjoining allies and groves. The Fireworks were ably conduded, and tvery perfon feemel to retire from the gardens well pleated with the entertainments of the place. Among the lift arrivals are the Archbifhop of CANTERBURY and his family, and Lord and Lady Mot-ES %Vol t /. H. Mr. BR AH AM and Madame STORACE have taken a houfe eaft of the Steine. The laft reprcfentation at the Theatre was The Way to get Married, in which Mr. and Mrs. POPE performed, with much ability, captain Faalietser and gufia. The farce was The Son-in-Law, in which Mrs. ST. JOHN appeared to much advan• cage. The Plumes has engaged Mr. Sc HMIDT, the fiat trumpeter in the world, to ftrengthen his regimen tal band, which is, perhaps, one of the belt in the nation. Lord THuitLow and his daughter meet the lark and her matins, every fine morning, on horfeback. The ravages of time are apparent on the vifage of the Ex-Chancellor ; but he decays like a (lately oak, and is venerable and majeftic, even in the path of diffolucion. MIIiiGifTE, SEPT. 3. Mrs. JORDAN plays this night at the Theatre, fr)r her own benefit. the Widow Mow, in The Way to Ke Him. The Duchefs of DsvoNsHlits patronifes her. All the boxes were taken tome days fine. A grand dinner is to be given at the Profpeft Hotel this day. Many profetfional and amateur fingers are expelled to be prefent. Mr. Talvas in the chair. Among the lateft arrivals are, the Earl and Countefs of sassy , and Lady GERYRUDE VII.• cults ; they have taken an elegant houfe oppofite the Theatre. Lord JERSEY is generally a folicary wanderer on the Cliff at an early hour in the morning. Lali evening the Pier, for the firft time, was crowded with genteel people; Lady JERSEY was among the titled promenaders. Hopes are entertained of the recovery of the waiter belringiag to the Shakefpeare. The offen. den were ironed, and fafely lodged laft night in Dover Cattle. On further enquiry, the reillowing ppears to be a true Rat(!ment of the unfortunate Uffair.at the ShakefFeare :—The party in cuffody had been cuffing the licAirs, from twelve to three, at the Malipterade. On leaving the Theatre, in a Rate cf inebriation, they went to the Shakefpeare. On entering the coffee .room, Mr. B. one of the party, was by the waiter if he knew any of the company tl.:n in the room ? Mr. B. replied, he did not ; and added, " No Gentleman, I fuppofe, kill ohjea to my being here." The waiter impro perly interfered, and &fired Mr. B. to go out of the houfe. This the latter refaced ; upon which the waiter collared him, and pufhe•-i him out at the flreet door. B. then was joined by his two friends, P. and C. they proceeded h( nic.vards ; but they had not pt many paces, hcfore they perceived two men coming towards them-with dicks in their bands. The party, being unprovided with wea pons of defence, to :k to their heels, and P. being dittanced by his companions, hid himfclf behind the New Chapel, where he was taken prifbner by the aff.:ilants (who were the waiters of the Shake. fpeare). The other party, feeing What was going forward, determined on releafing their companion; to effea which, they pulled down a part of the paling of an adjoining gar-Jen, and, being each armed with a plank, a batde royal commenced ; in the conflia one of the waiters was wounded in the right fide by a nail, which unfortunately was in one of the pieces of paling. The nail lacerated an artery, and he fainted from lors of blood. Sur geons were fent for : Mefl'rs. SILVER and Jarvis attended, who pronounced the patient in danger. Warrants were immediately granted by Mr. Coin, and the parties were appre hended - about eleven o'clock at their lodgings. • They were fent off in a fociable and four, under an efcort of three con (tables, to Dover. POLICE. MARLBOROUGH. STREET OFFICE. Saturday night George Yates and John Jonathan, two boys, one about lateen and the other about fourteen years of age, were brought before Mr. SCOTT, on a charge of robbing Mr. Luke Hanfard, Printer, whom they occafionally worked for, by gathering (beets, in his • warehoufe. Mr. Hantard's Ware houfeman depoled that the two prifoners were in the warthoufe at eleven o'clock in the morning, at which time he went up ftairs, and when he came down again they were out; thortly after he milled two large bundles of the Journals of the Houfc of Commons and feveral other publications, but did not think at the time they were ftolen. Mr. James Valentine Lampent, Goldbeater, No. z, Dean fireet, Holborn, raid, that they came to his houfe about one o'clock on Saturday, and stilted him if he wanted any wafte-paper. He bought two bundles. thinking them honeftly come by, of about Italia hundred weight. Mr. John Flaxman, who lives in the fame fireet, raid, that the two pi ;toners came to his houfe, he believes about twelve o'clock on Saturday, and afked him if he wanted any wafte-paper, which they 'hewed him, and he fay. ing that he did not like to buy it from boys, one of them gave him his matter's addrefs, by writing it on paper (the addrefs was a falfe one), and Mr. Flaxman thinking they were fent with it to fell, bought about fifty pounds vieight. Mr. Thomas Bean, Butcher r in the fame ftreet, (wore that about eight o'clock on Saturday morning the prifoners • &mak flax pounds weight from them; thinking it honenly come by, having bought fome feveral times before from , them. Laa Saturday he bought fome loofe ga therings, but after they were gone, in looking over them, he found fame valuable publications which he thought too good to be fold for wane-paper, whereupon he went to the Printer, and by that means Mr. Hanfard difcovcred the depredators, whom he immediately had apprehended ; they were committed to Newgate for trial at the next Old Bailey Seilions. MANSION HOUSE. —On Saturday a number of perfons were brought before the LORD MAYOR, fome on fufpicion of being pickpockets, and others for riotous and disorderly behaviour. Two'yoring gentlemen of t.Lis defc . ription were charged by Mr. Richardfon, the niafter of one of the travelling Theatres, who faid one of there.gentlemen would infill upon being admitted without paying, and rather than rarer any diflurbance, he permitted him to pals ; but not contented with that, there young men got behind the fccnes, pilled about fome of the implements of his entertainment, &c. Mr. R. attempted to turn them out, but was op poled by one of them, who (truck him a violent blow. There Gentlemen having been intoxicated, and were furry for it, his Lordfhip being informed by the Marfhal that they were both perfons of re fpe&ability, he fpared them the mortification of giving him an account who they were, and fuf fered them to accommodate the Wines with Mr. Richardfon. Several were committed till Wed• nefday, and fome difcharged on perfons fpenking to their charader. Many feemed to have been very bloody, and their clothes almoa torn off their backs. From the LONDON GAZE? 7E, Sept. 4. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ORDNANCE-OFFICE, SEPT. 2. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Lieutenant Cyprian Bridge to be Firft Lieutenant, vice W. Scott, deceared Dated Augutt 8,18 oz. Coups of Royal Engineers. Second Lieutenant Thomas Colby to be Firft Lieutenant, vile the Hon. Robert Lawrence Dundus. Dated Auguft 6, iS32. WAR-OFFICE,. SEPT. 4. Royal Regiment of Norte Guards—Alexander Manners Leilie, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Taylor; Adjutant John ,Taylor to be Adjutant, with the rank of Cornet. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant George Tito Brice, from the half-pay of the 31 Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Lafcellcs, who exchanges. 3d Regiment of Dragoons—Captain Godfley Bad Mundy to be Major, by purchafe, vice Arden, who wires; Lieutenant Edward D. Sitwell to be Captain, vice Mundy; Cornet Charlton Tucker to be Lieutenant, vice Sitwc!l. nth Regiment of Light Dragoous—Quarter-Maittr George Seeker to be Adjutant, with the rank of Carnet, vice Horf ley, who refigns. _ . _ t 2th - Ditto—lieutenant James White to be Captain of a troop, by purchafe, vice Martin, who retires. sad Ditto—R. J. Dobree, Gens. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Watfon, who retires. 23d Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Arbuthnot to by captain, by purchafe, vice Bradfhaw. who retires. 24th ditto—Cornet the Honourable George Piscptiere to be lieu enant, by purchafe, vice bodkin, promoted ; Hairy John • Atkinfon, Gent. to he Comet, vice Blaquicre ; Richard James Shaw, Gent. to be Coma, by purchafe, vice Jones, prompted. Of Battalion of the tft Regiment of Foot—John D. Gumbes, Gent. to be Eufign. by purch..fe, vice Edie, promoted. 6th Re,-immt of Foot—Henry Bennett, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Marih, who retires. 7th Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Nooth to be Captain, by pur chafe, vice Hartlyman, promoted in the .f Battalion Royals. Bth Ditto--L;cutenant Jchn Graham Douglas, from half-pay of the Bth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Bannatyne, who ex chances receiving the difference. gth Ditto--Entign Cleorge Marlay to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Culloden, who retires. loth Ditto—John Sharla'id Harris, Gent. to be Enfign, by pur chafe, vice Newport. promoted in the 4th Foot. istb Ditto—Captain Edmund Rolfe Boggis, from the 18th Light Dragoons, to he Major, by purchafe, vice Robinfon, promoted; Oliver Snit wick, Gent. to be Enlign, by pur chafe, vice Warrington, who retires. 16th Ditto—Lieutenant Neptune Lynch, from half-pay of the 16th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Cooke, who exchanges, receiving the difference; Nicholas Doolan, Gent. to be En fign, by purchafe, vice Weft, who retires. stftDittO- - Felix Brady, Gent. to be Adjutant, with the rank of Second Lieutenant, vice Paterfon, who refigns ; Angus Mackay, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Stephens, promoted. sad Ditte--Lieutenant William Crawa, from the 35th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice - Huriftone, promoted. sath Ditto--Enfign Arthur Blake to be Lieutenant, by Fur chafe, vice Forfter, promoted. ssth Ditto—Peter Tripp, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Skoulding, who retires; Robert Seymour, Gent. to be En . fign, by purchafe, vice Smith, promoted. sBth Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Wilton, from half-pay of tLe 28th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hearn, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 30th Ditto—Lieutenant John Ruffell to be Captain of a Com pany, by purchafe, vice Montgomery, who retires. 31ft Ditto—Enfign Charles Aihe i Court, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice M'Kenua, who retires • - Edward Fleming, Gent. to be F.n fi gn, by purchak, vice 14;wkfhaw, promoted. 32d Ditto—Enfign Thomas Jones, from half-pay of the 324 Foot, to be Enfign, vice Fozard, who exchanges, receiving the difference; Enfign Thomas Rarnfay, from half-pay of the rsth Foot, to be Enfign, vice Horne, who exchanges, receiving the differe nce. _ _ 3ith Ditto:—Enfign Alexander Lord Saltoun, from the 9t ft Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Armett, promoted. 38th Ditto... Major Lord Charles Bentinck, from the 3d Welt India Regiment, to be Lieutenant-ColoOel, by purchafe, vice Pringle, who retires. 40th Ditto--Lieutenant William Dunbar to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice O'Donnel, who retires; Enfign Thomas Rogers, from the Bth Foot, to be Enfign, by par chafe, vice Buchan, who retires. 4lft Ditto—Enfign Ormiby Claude Smith to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Crawfutd, who retires; Surgeon John Meade, from Half-pay of the 40th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Pack, who exchanges. 44th Ditto—Enfign John Berwick to be Lieutenant, by per chafe, vice Legge, who retires; Harvey Welman, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Berwick. 46th Ditto-.-Captain Hardily Frafer, from the nth Foot, to be Major, by purchafe, vice Clarke, who retires. - 54th Ditto-.. Malcolm Macgregor, Gent. to be Bongo, by pur chafe, vice Featherftone, promoted. 55th Ditto---Lieutenant Jofeph Patirfon, from Half-pay of the 28th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Merlin who exchanges. 59th Ditto—. Lieutenant Alexander MiGeaely to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Forfter, promoted in the Goth Foot. 60th Ditto—Cornet James Hughes, trom the i6tliLight Dra goons, to be Enfigu, by purchafe, vice Swith, promoted. 624 Ditto--Lieutenant C. W. Kerr, from Half-pay of the 62d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Nadould, who exchanges, re ceiving the difference; Lieutenant William Johnftone, from Half-pay of the 6ad Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Creighton, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 65th Ditto—John Orrok, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Watfon, promoted. 67th Ditto...Captain-Lieutenant John O'Bryen to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Grierfon, who retires. 71St Ditto--James Clarke, ilest. to be Raga, by potebefe, iid Enrign td wa fa B . etas, ft( z( itti l 40th Foot, to be Etifign, vice Cal 11 Vri:1 1 . figs Henry Peard, from ft Alf y.ty , fign, vice Miclachlati, ~ ; „f ference. ; A 85th Ditto—Lieutenant Brnt, frcal t! c min. by purchafe, vice Smith, prowc.z, t. ft Weft India Reginiciit—l ~ ;‘•;:doi t ; . ; ,A ; t ,, , by Firchafe, vice Camishell. ~ irt», l ,:tl : •-• 2 d o n c.-.A.Q2arter-Maft Cr- S. 71j.: 17,' M the 83cI Foot, to be A4ttaut, with the Li Ci.mplsell„ who reigns. Royal Waggon Train—Lieutenatzt Johu pay of the Waggon Train, to be Adj ut „„ t, ti,t Cornet, vice Walford, who exchanv A. STAFF. Thomas Stanroyd, Ffq. from Riff ply o; 1 27th Foot, to be Paymafter of a Rccroitit. 1'.a ..,.. HOSPITAL fTA Garrifon-Surgeon Charles NVilliainfou to h. Forces, vice Huddleftone, who r. tirea Biton Gentlemen and Ycom;:n; ) Richard Lang, Goat. to be Lieutemuit, vie motel. Watern Troop of Roxburgl.lll;re Yeomanry Cavalry. William Oliver, Gent. to be Firft ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 26111 Liepteribcr, / 7. :4 92d Regiment of Foot. . aj For Enfign Charles Dudingttone to be i.ieutenant, decefed, Be 4, Read Enfign Charles Dudingftone to be Litut,:natl 4 •4 tam:Gale. ~~rr ; 1: ; BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Sept. 21. Fralicis erelombine, David Crlonibinc, Deid bine the younger, and Ptter Culorn:)ine with, merchants, dealers, chapmen and 'are a rc at ttn, at the Maid's licad, St. Simon and Jud.,l,,rvit..' B INKRUPTS. William Potter, of Bath, upholder, to furry-der St",:t. and Oelober t 6, at one, at the White Lion In L a th. A,. or. nits, Mr. Gtorge Pnrcon and Sou, Pump -court,'; e m + London ; or B tii. er-tnere nnt , Thoma, lie, tlq, of Sandiacte. Derbyfhire, tim'o vidnaller, dealer and eliapman, Sept. 1405, aud r1.1, , h, r : 6 , at eleven, at the Punch-Bowl, Nottingh.im. Atturnie, V. Charles Bailey, Nottingham; or m d c.,. Kindako 1 ~ ~}„,,, and Ince, Chancery-lane,.l..ortion. DIVIDEND. Sept. 30. Peter Chamberlin, of Norwich, linen-simper, d"-1v and chapman, at four, at the Kinb'd I lead, St. Peter a Mancroft, Norwich. SEQJESTRATIONIS, &c. IN SCOTLAND. James Kidd, leather mere:ant, P . (!nlitirg'..—t'r.:,:itor s ;nett in John's Coffeehoufe, 4th SkpzetiV)ei - , w narat terim fudlor ; time place and hour 27th :.;,..1);,L....1J0r, to oLd truftee. 'Creditors of John Watfan ane Co. mere'iar.tg, C.1.,/fgatv.rtrt la Prince of ).',': , !t•s's Tavern the •:, tsth :.;cp...;ll4her ; t Creditors of James V%'ood, mercLan . . - , meet in Alkir.fhaw's there, t , ,th ()L''..oh( r. Creditors cf Thomas Gor ion, rtrcl-...n.:. m•,: is Court-hall, Glafgow, rirl titTierr:.)•• , t o'cicc's, decide on offer of coni?utio,)n, 1 . , 5, per Fcen,l. Jamei I.inden.merch.uto, to 14. rxat.ii:-.cd in Red Clerk's Offi..:e • Etiiabmbh, 1001 o'elock..—CrAitors rartot in fame hour, to istarutf: traq..,:e.—Ci:,:or. to Le by 19.• MARRIP.). Sa•rrday morning fait at St. r'••or t fc'., Rarover•!l:••:ny, tain Liardct, of the koyl l Marinc,, cu of I :•-oa arect, Grofvenor-placc. _ _ On the 2d inn. at St. John's, ClerkAlwel:, Mr. Thos. f irgcon, of WEdcruefs-row, to IVlifs . ;•ac01...c.):., of : Ur. e., 1.)!LI). Oh the 29th ult. at his hour: St. L.tanartn Tc.r: ing, TltOmas A ugult us 1)0ue.., I' fti. Weilnefday lall, at Pviargate, rs. cr Withlfor, Efq. of Tettenhetn _ _ _ _ Oa Mond.) , ha, Mrs. Pycroft, c.f j:!ti s; ;itta, I of Wanfteud,Tex. SaturcLy, at Bath, S. K. Burgey, tr q of HIGH WATER AT LONDON 01 , :tOW • Morning 2 4 Dii . leres 4.zrr 9 Afternoon 7 rninutts erer, To THOMAS TAYLOR, N 0.9, Leidge-fl.r..e:, Honoured Sir, Edinbur-4h. Yrs'. IBEG leave to inform you, that c.••:. !:- year 1790, I have been afflicted with r' which, from its obllinately refitting every cunt., preicribed by the molt emitient of the faculty goir. g fcveral revere courfes of falivadon, ard diich:rze4 from the Hofpital, with little relief, woulc a.-i.e. • to oe -;c molt invaerate nature. In the fining ot Veit' m di:! , l%!,r had got to fuch ahead, as nearly to put a pericei to my evrieuer I had a large ulcer on the crown of . my head, ene "a tack and my lags were broke out is a frigh :fel ; :17 was dreadfully painful, and lead Leen In a Let: ci for the lait fe.ven years; my left had tiff,' two was very much diicolourerl, an gave me fuch cxer particularly %rhea warm in bed, as tr-•;:rty to der rie,- In this lamentable hate I was recommenticsi by Nu-J. I l:on:p• fon, (who received fo great a cure by her..), to take y.)sr Luke's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the vitt et Viq; in the courfe of a ortnight I began to rezeive le it more than a month the ulcers on rad acJar!i:: %v. r,.n.ailu• ly healed—foon after the fores on my iqs healed however, confiderable clifeolourati.la in the 1•;:ii, ;IA pia in the bone 0: the left, w Mel, by tile: bleflillg of and a 'ar.le longer prrieverance in your invaluable f: ; ras nodes dilperfing, the iltin regaining its natural hue, a”eithe turnal pains gradually going of.-1 thus became, by your :- ral advice and medicine, perfedly free from all my forma-coat plaints—have recovered my form : r fpirit and fir..:l;tll, and .;' 7l become jolly and fat, in which flat:: having can:l:Ted maay months to the aitoniffiment of all who knew mc, I am at 1 in what terms to exprefs my gratitude, but beg you , f nr li: , good of other fuffering mortals, to make this my cafe as p a! ' as poflible, as 1 (hall on every o_n_ca..ron ; lo iloirg you greatly oblige,Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble fervan'; ALEX. MURKER, Swan's Clofe, E di n b u rik. Witneffes to the above cure •—John T'hompfew. No. ''"° Poultry-market, John M• I ntofli . Old A Illinby (lac, Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, I'l I 0 1.1 LOR, Member of the Royal ColLge of 11 ;•' N 0.9, New Bridge-ftreet, London ; where, after a e rn:'::" refidence of more than thirty-fix years, in a pe:Oicc par . ! • ,1 :-.r .. • ly direded to the cure of Venericl Complaints, and dental to the Parts of Generation, with that which Men of his Profeffion Would al war oblisvc f!ic he flatters himfclf, the advice amid ..fhitance he gratin' ,' • tninifters to perfons taking this 11Iedieine, will .; by a difeeriling Public, as an advantage fehioni a:iail .a 1,, • void of all ambiguity. Alio Col*, by his appointment, for the convenience ‘ ,J • living at a dittance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35. St* ftr.fet, Pall-Mall ;• he Toy-limp. No. to,;, Mr. Difborongles, N 0.7, Pith : Mr. Steel. i•eu No. I, Union-row, Little Tower-hill ; Mr. llaxter .,, , bridge, 2.dinburgh ; Mr. Callwars, Dttb!in and b+' fon in every confiderabk town in Great Britam ;old ' boxes of only 25.9 d. each. feakd up, witli 1'1!li and . reetions, whereby perfons of either fex may cure with cafe, (peed, fecrecy, and Cifety. N. B. Every Box fold in Gre,at Britain is fealed WI 1? Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commifliors• at the Stamp-Office—a. Taylor,No. 9, New 13ri.1 , 2e-ltre , '; • d imitate which is felony, and all others are eueloterki; LONDON : Printed for the Proorictors, by JOI iN 112,7 r I (of Caniaby-itreet) at the .14?* a PAIMI,No-Orri, F , IN • Carey-dreet ; and pabliihed by LP VIII. K. !k:T. taborY-Place, Lantbet!‘),x No. 1, Carcy-dtect. a.,' STAa-Or tea, Temple-gar; to which 01Ece ' • Wiese for the EDITOR are requcitcd to be addrciled.