Star. — London, England, 1815-11-29 00:00:00

LONDON MARKEIS. N4Jr. 28. • COTTON.-There was a revival of the inquiries after Cotton last week,both by the expert houses sad by the trade, t:e former purchasing Bowels and Orleans of the better description. and a few Bengals; the market is, however, without adequate supplies of Cotton suitable for export, and our stock altogether is so trifling, that the business of..the week has been confined to about 800 bags. Liveastooe, Nov. 25.-tn the early part of the I week there was a rood demand, particularly for B' wed an,i Orleans Cottons, and prices improved, in the former sort cially, fully ed. per lb. ;in the last two days, owever, the inquiry has very much slackened, al ,e although we have had few arrivals. yet the article has again given way, and now rates nearl) with our laet qiintations. The sales consist of 4730 bags, several bundreds of which have been taken.on spect'lauon. Seep' -There continued a very steady though net eitensiv.: demand for Sugars during last week; toverds tee close, the inferior description of brown Muscovadoeieould be purchased a shade lower ; the export hoests. More lately been at market, and last week several ''parcels were taken for France - the strong Met svadoes and the fine (of the bate? the supply is rather deficient) leave been in sc much re quest, that the holders are realising prices about 6.1. a Is. higher than the late currency there is •no pro portion between the prices -of the 'rimier browns and *the good Sugars ; the latter, from their epparent scarcity, will probably rate -high. The deli , roes from the warehouse combust limited for the season of the year; last week only 322 casks for exportation, :Hid 2954 for'the consump- 1 tion of the country. • The market this foreeoon .is eiceediugly heavy, the total sales little exteeeing 200 hhds. Idle prices cannot be witted at at y variation from last week. low browns being offered a shade under our late quotations; the holders of the better descriptions realise prices a shade higher. 3he advanced same !of the year `reveries any business being don. in fefilsed goods for export ; the wish by the shippers .to contract ter r fined Sugars deliverable in the spribg at the present prices ; the few that hate been agreed to are i shade higher ;- crashed Sugars being purchased in the market at present 786..0795. the contracts deliverable in March 81s. .o 87fs dnublt Loaves 110 s. to 112 s. brown lunipsiare in request for immediate crushing at 1225.. good s trong ern melting at 1255. to 1275. ; the gro. cers continue to come io market fur their usual win: ter supple. 1! is not probable that the met ken will be furnished ails abundant supplies till the begin. sing of the yt...r. owing to the bonding system being endeo : last year at this sear n there were 3000 lihds in bond.; the prices of refined generally Ws. per cwt. eigeer •n at present. The Kelite..; as .rket this forenoon remains rather heavy, acrd purchases may be made a shade low. r. Tile late Foreign Mails bring over orders for the Spring shipment, but so limited in price as not to be executed, the prices of the market being above the utmest limits. Them were 3468 bags of Sugar brought forward at the India House last week, the best white (not tine) sold at 70s. The general pi ice for low white 58s. to 595. very strong brown aid yellow realised 61s. fine yellow, but soft, 525. to 545. soft brown 435. Thhe clayeds of Martinique and Guadaloupe continue neglected : the quantity at market is trifling, there has been little or no business done in Havannali or Brazil Sugars for some time. Come.-There was only one inconsiderable sale of Coffee brought forward during last week, it con sisted of 266 casks British Plantation, and 183 bar rels, and 267 bags Foreign Coffee, the former chiefly ordinary descriptions of Jamaica, ordinary 665. good ordinary 68s. fine ordinary 71s. 6d. to 745. middling 775. to 80s.; the Foreign good ordinary Havannah was taken in at 70s. to 725. a part damaged sold from 635. to 655. 6d. The prices at this sale may be considered about 2s. higher than the previous one mentioned last week. There has been so little Coffee brought' forward for public sale for some time past, that to-day's, con. sisting of 154 casks and 469 bags, chiefly Dutch, attracted much interest ; the first part of the sale about 100 Mids. gond to fine ordinary Dutch were all taken in from 735. to 741. 6d. a small proportion good ordinary sold at 725. middling Dutch 795. two lots good ordinary Jamaica were sold at 675. 6d. The deliveries are very limited, owing to the ad vanced season of the year: last week only 234 casks and 2.55 bags fur exportation. 11113(1 I'ItOVISIONS.-There is a demand for good' Beef, but there has not yet been any extensive sup plies brought to market. Very little business has been done in Pork, yet the prices continue nearly supported, and the holders firm. The new Bacon brought to market has realised our quotations, but as the parcel wits small, the prices we insert are too high to be supported when the supplies become more general: the prices of Butter are improving, the' hard weather here promotes generally the coneunsp tion, and the frost in Ireland will prevent the make, the supplies will in that else be inadequate to our increased demand ; the Foreign imports, however, castinue very extensive. Orbs.--We cannot make any alteration in the prices of New Greenland Whale Oil ; the market remains exceedingly heavy. The imports this season are greatly below an average year, yet it is calcula ted that the consumption has been greatly affected by the improvements of the Gas-lights ; the last •r are, getting more extensively in use in the manufactories throughout the country. Cod and Seal Oils have de clined set aAI per ton. A considerable sale of both descriptions has been advertised. In Seed Oils there is no variation in the pi ice ; the demand is languid. NAVAL STORE&-We mentioned in our last the im port of rough 'Turpentine ; the greater proportion sold at 13s. 'TM market is again without supplies, the purchasers turning their attention to the arrivals at the outporu. One of our Liverpool letters this morning states several parcels were sold for the Lon don mar ket, at 145 6d a 15s 6d. Turpentine Spirits, town drawn, continue to decline, the last realised price 80s. Tar is a little recovering from the late depression, though farther arrivals of nearly 3000 barrels were yesterday repos Led. No alteration in Rusin, Pitch, &c. How, n. • AND Tateow.-The prices of Tallow r,~. .. ere little varied since our test ; Yellow Candles 61s a 625. There has Win very little business done in Flax. die prices remain nearly nominal. 'The de mand (tn. Hemp has been languid ; so depressed have been the prices here, that several parcels have lately been shipped for America from this country, in place of being sent direct from Petershurgh. The exchange by the late accounts remains at 10, or rather a shade lower. EXCHANGES, BIL'LLION.—The rates of the Foreign Exchanges are apparently advancing for the two last post days. The letters from the Continent generally, and from Holland and Hamborgh in particular, hring over the rates considerably higher ; and it con tinues to be a matter or much interest, that the Ex , chaiii.;cs should remain so nearly at par, notwithstan. ding the payment of subsidies to Friteig,r. Power., the expense of the British Armies, &c. on the Continent. Gold has declined Is. silver id. per oz. Sauces —The East India Spices continue very heavy-; Pepper may be quoted the last rea lised price Ot 'Pimento was 100. for a parcel of good quality. Fitver.—The market remains heavy, yet there is a probability. that the Fink arriving before Christm is Irom the Mediterranean (with the exception ~f the Spanish) will come to a good : the prices were very high at Smyrna, &c. which might indite , - the buyers to hold oil from purchasieg for some time; in that case, a great proportion of Fruit will come to market after the Ist of JA' try ; by the late ktter-, four vessels for London had sailed 110:11 Smyrna. • • Triaseco.,—The business done in Tobacco lately has been very lhnited ; the quotation. are in conse quence nearly nominal ; several cargoes are daily ex pected in the Channel. . Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS:—.TtIe orders for Rum for the Hansa I'owns, Antw-tp, &c. had been delayed. in expettati , n of lower prices ; the shippers came into the market about the middle of the week ; since then about 1000 puncheons have bien snarl, of which nearly 600 are Jamaica ; the prices are abnnt Id. Fer gallon higher. Leeward proofs and over 2s. 10d. common Jamaica: had been purchased. so low bs Bs. 'Ate deliveries from the warehouse during last week 863 puncheons for export, and 318 tot the consumpt on of the country. In Brandies littie or no business has been effected ; purchases may be made a shade lower ; no al eration can be stated in the prices or4emand for Geneva. An order has been received at the Custom House, Portsmouth, peremptorily prohibiting the clerks from car i)ing on ally kind of business connected aid: the Cuse 'nit. We hope soon to hear that a similar or der has been sera to the General Post Office. Sir Tar is. CULLUM, Bart. of Bury St. Edmund's, incenst coroce of the pressure of the times, has re duced the rt .tts of his estates 20 per ten.. Anti-Attrition is pat titularly renomnsended at this season of the ) car to L•id:es her their walking shoes, and to Sportsmeii for their shoes and boots, as one coat of it, well nib into the leather, has been found to render boots and shoes completely " Water proof ;" and, and the same time, after being blacked once or twice, they e ill 10-k as well as ever, without the properties of the Anti-Attrition being at all affected. Tile CHACL—Mr. Oshildeston's hounds met on Monday at Fillonmley Lodge ; and yesterday at Wolvey this day they met at Statford Gate; on Friday they meet at Twyeross ; and on Saturday, at Merevale, each day at ten o'clock, if weather per mits.—Lord Yarborough's hounds met on Monday at Grainsby Healing ; this day they met At Melton High Wood ; on Friday they meet at Ormesby Town ; and on Saturday at the Kennel. For some years past, during the month of Novem ber, we have regularly had a very severe touch of frost, which uniformly gave way, and was succeeded by fresh weather for the greater part of December. his year the frost has set in very unusually steady, and has continued without interruption for mom than ten days, and with the uniformity of a Canadian winter. So severe is the cold, that the Clyde is frozen . over, and the amusement of skating is enjoyed on re.' markably fine ice, opposite to Nelson's Monument, Bow.sraur.—Yesterday an information against Matthew Mikes, a horse-dealer, came on to be heard, charging him with concealing a greyhound, the pro perty el the Earl of YARMOUTH. UR charge was fully substantiated, and the defendant was convicted in the penalty of 430 and costs : half the sum goes to the poor ; Lord YARMOUTH ordered the other £l5 to be applied to the' Waterloo Subscription. COVENT GARDEN.—The new Farce lost nothing upon a repetition last night ; on the contrary, with a judicious alteration or two, it procured the warm and general iufrage of a very brilliant House. It is im possible for any thing to be played better than it is, I and we never, at any time, saw Mr. Fewcare, upon whom a gond deal depends, more “At Nene." The hunting . overture was much admired, and our favour able opinion of the music was confirmed by the ap proving voice of the audience last night. AcctoexT—Last week, at the Black Park Colliery, near Chirk, four men were killed by the whimsey, and two others so badly hurt as to endanger their lives. Those wilo have lived rather 'gay, and are about entering into conjugal felicity, are informed that Dr. COOPER, and three Surgeons, of SO years experience in Strictures, Fistulas, Debilities, Iftc. &c. have estab lished a Medical Board at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte -street, opposite the Rev. ROWLAND HILL'S Chapel, Blackfriaes-road, by whom the public are cured without salivation or confinement. The Board claims the attention of those who have attempt ed the cure, or who have consulted men ignorant of se important a branch of the profession, whose im proper treatment has ruined thousands. Eruptions on the head, face, and body, sore eyes, throat, mouth, and nose, vertigo, noise in the ears, deafness, dimness nt sight, pains in the head and limbs, frequently m.s• taken for rheumatism ; weakness in the knees, swelled ankles, &c. arc symptoms which appear years alter, and toe often embitter the matrimonial state. Messrs. COOPER and Co. are consulted daily by all ranks of people, every morning until nine o'clock, and from twelve till eight precisely ; or by letter, inclosing a fee (for no others are answered), stating their case, when medicine and this best advice is sent to all parts of the kingdom. They also cure the piles and fistula, without burning or cutting ; and give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sun day mornings, till twelve o'clock A side door and private rooms for female& PROM LAST NICOPS GAZETTE. t rig. Gazette contains s Proclamation, proroguing the Meeting nt Parliament, which stood fur the 17tb of /armory, to the lit of February.] BANKRUPTS. Francis Martin Fowler, of Bristol, merchant, dealer and clan smen, to surrender December 13, id, and Tanury!Let twelve, at the Commercial Room, ' Bristol. Anomie., Messrs. Lam. b-rts, Taylor, and Deane, Gray's Inn-square, Lunduit; or Mr. Cooke, Bristol. William -II mour, of the Crescent, Mutates, merchant, Dec 2, 9, and Janwiry 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attoi Ines, Messrs. Wiltshire and Bolton, Ohl Btoad-street. George steadman Haycock, of Uxbsidge. linen-Jraper, dealer tout chapman, Dec. 9,9, and Jan 9, at one, at GaildhaU.- Ann' nev, Mr. Thome, Fel-eourt, Fenchurch-street. William Wood the younger, of Edinotatun i shopkeeper , Nov So. Dec 4, and January 9 , at ten, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Smart, Union street, Bishopsgate-srrest. Thomas Guy, late of Liverpool, grocer, dealer and chartings, December 21, VS, and January 9, at eleven, at the Office of Mr. Woods, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Woods, Liverpool; or Messrs. Blacketock aad Bence, King's Bench Walks, 'feat ple, London. Roller t James, of Bedwardine, Worcestershire. miller, dealer and. chapniati, Dee. 26, 27, and January at. elesen, at :he Unicorn lint, Worcester. Anomie., Mr 11111, Worcester; ur Mr. Beek e, Bn am's-bnildings, CI% nicety-lane, London. Jacob Skinner, of Oitirtmi, Devon, shopkeeper. dealer and chap m. n, Ore. !AO, and January 9, at eleven, at the (lathe ia vers. Exeter. Anoraks, Messrs. Collett and Cu. Chancery ane, ; or Mr. Turner, Exeter. l'holoas do ydturNs. of Bristol, carpeuter, dealer and chapmnr, Nov. .a 9, . 12, and January 9, at twelve, at the Commer cial Bourns, totem,. Atternies, Nlessrs. :moth, Bristol; or Ni..sts 1 arrant, Clarke, and Richards, Chaneery•lane William Masefield, of Newport, grocer, Dec. 12, at tour, 13, at elev. n, and Sanitary 9, at luta, at the fled Lion lon. Newport. Attoi Ides, Air.. Morris, Newport; or Messrs. Ilenliow and Alban. Lincoln's Inn, I.ondon. John CI Wog, of Newport Para, Bucks, farmer, dealer and chapitian, Dec. It. LS, and January 9, at eleven, at the Crown, Woodbridge, Suffolk. Aiturnies, Mr. Moor, Woodbridge, or Me..t. Baxter and Hawker, Furnivafs Inn. Manias Ashton, of Lis erpool, linen draper, dealer and chapman, January s, 2, and 9, at one, at the George hut, I.sverpoul - Anomie., Mr. Marrow, Liverpool; or Messrs. Blackstock and Ounce, King's Bench Walk, Temple. Richard Wilson, of Ray flaunt-dale, Westmorland, drover, dealer and chapman, Dee. $, a: five, 9, and January 9, at ten, at the Comm.rcial Inn, Kendal. Atturnies, Mr. Jackson, Garden-court, .1 duple, Lomita; or Messrs. Pei and Johnson, Kendal. Thomas Heseldne, of Potties, brewer, dealer and ehapman, Dec. it, 12, and Jan. 9 , at eleven, at he Crown Inn. Purts mouth. Attornies W. Smith, Esq. Bedford-street, Bedford tow, London; and Mr. Han, Ponsineutb. George Brienkeh, of Finch-street, Wbitechapel, sugar-refiner, dealer sad elsapman Dec. 2, 16, and Jan. 9, at ten, at Guild hall. Antailey, lat. Amory, I.othbuty. John Fiddes, of Purisea, wine -merchant, dealer and chapman, Dec. 9, 16, and Jan. 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attuniey, Mr. Barman, Gulden-sqoare. John Wheatley, •.1 New Windsor, grocer, dealer and chapman, Dec. 2, at twelve, 9, and Jan. 9, at uoe, at Guildhall. At tonnes, Messrs. Robinson and Hine, Cha rter-house-squares Harivid Daniell, of Greek-street, SSA% coach-maker, dealer and &layman, Dec. 5, 12, and Jan. 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. 'lehourdin anil Buchanan, Argyl.:•strert. James Butt, of Cheltenham. grocer, dealer and Chapman, Dec. I i, 12, and Jan. 9, at eleven, at the Gear Inn, Cheltenham. Anoraks Syr S. Whitcomb, and King, Serjeatits'.inn, Fleet street, London ; and Mr. Clsadborn, Gloucester. James Seabrook', of loadenhall-street, matemaiercer, dealer and chapman, Dec. 5 lit, and Jan. 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Weikftt, Grass Haire and Joseph Delvalle, of Ludgate-hill, snuff-manu facturers, Dec. 5, in, and Jan. 9, at ten, at Guildkall. At torney, Mr. Burnley, Church-court ) Wall)rook. T. King Creak, Jos. Cordite and John Corsbie, late of Durand's Wharf, itothereithe, mast-makers, dealers and chaemen. Dec. 2, at one, 16, at twelve, and Jan. 9, at one, at Guild hall. Attornies, Mesas. Ginty and Malan, Angel-court, The osassortowstreet. Benjamin Gdgrest, of Bow4ane, soda water manufacturer, ceder and chairman, Dec. 3, 19, and Jan. 9, at eleven at Attortries,ll4man. Wiltshire LW llulton, Mi 1- chester House, Old iirsairate. • BPERRIN, late of 23. SouthampO.streett • Strand, which he has no further connection with, re turns sincere thanks to his Friends fur past favours, and reepect tu:ly Worms them, he ts removed to us, Dean -street, Sulw, (a private house) where be solicits their favours for the Sale of Ins genuine FEViiit POWDER of the We Or. James, is. 9d. the Packet • Analeptic 2s. 9d. the Bus ; his Odoriferous La vender ' Water, Ss. the Bottle; Sir Hans Sloane's Itestura ive and keanimating PIW, 104.6 d. and SU the But ; and Trent's Depi. latury, which removes Superfluous Hairs in a few minutes time, with ease and safety, ss. the But. Sold by Barclay, 93, Fleet. market Bayley and Blew, 17, Cockspor-street ; and every principal Proprietary Medicine Vender and Perfumer, in ibe United Kingdom. Liberalallowance to Practitioners and genders. LOUK AND SURGIC Al. I)ibPENS.I.RY. PATIOK—Iiis Royal Highuess the Duke of Yoas. Govsameas. Earl of Egrement John Lateuelte, M. P. Earl of Leitrim. Col. W. Junes, M. P. lion. Col.l. Barry, M.P. Cal. 11. Cleinents, M. P. Su ac rum —M r. Kiernan, Mem rof the koyal College, London THIS INSTITUTION, established for the esclu. sire Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASES. and their dreadful consequences, as Strictures, Debilities; Uketas &c. has to boast the cure of ne less than M o nne Patients, ma nually, many of whom have been afflicted from 10 to £0 years. The early symptoms of Gonorrhea and Chancre are cured in a few days by Mr. Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode of treatment, and that weakness and derangement of the generative organs, which impair the comdtution, and shorten life, are here more successfully treated than on any other plan. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at his private house, No. 21, Lower Chatiotte-itreet. liedford-square, where Letters from Town and Country are to be addreeed, and the necessary advice atd medicine will be given or sent to any part of the harem. This day was published, price es. boards, by F. Kiernan. a Second and improved Edition, of a l'ractical Treatise on the Ve nereal Distal, and its Consequences. Sold by Sherwood and Co. No. MO, Paternoster-row • Highky and Son, 174, Flettereot; Callow, Crown•court,Sel:o; and Ly all other Booksellers. . • To the SCROFULOUS, CONSUMP TIVE, and NERVOUS. EXPERIMENTALLY convinced, with the world at large, not only of the inutility but injury fre quently doue by all the Methods hitherto emphyed for the Cure of these Diseases, and, at the same time, fully persuaded that, in the dispensations ot Peuviococe, effectual Remedies cer tainly were to be found ; we confidently and zealously devoted ourselves to the study of them ; and the result ot fourteen years' application has been the happy discovery of Three New Roue. dies, entirely out of the usual routine of Medical Practice, pro ihicing the most extraordinary and beneficial effects on the Con sumptive, Scrofulous, and Nervous, who are not only relieved from the urgent symptoms of these lamentable c. , niplaints, but their very Constitwions are radically ehangtel.—We oxygenate the blawl of the Consumptive, heal their tliceaseil !wigs, and re. store the emaciated frame to robust and ruddy health. Nur do wt• palliate only the symptoms of Scrofula; for our Scrofulous Remedy also strike% at the very root Of the diseoase, and rarely fails rooting it out of the constitution. Our Nervous Remedy is eq tally bUCC , -slut, and the unhappy subjects of Mental disease, wear led out by perpetual disappointment, may here look with confidence, and will certainly obtain relief from their wreteleetiess. •1 . 14: New Medical litstittitem is e‘tablished by a Society of Medical Genrle men, for the Cure of these Complaints only, at No. s, Tavistock. street, bedtord-*quare, Lontlon.—F. XAVIER and Co. 1 ,• Ample lustructions are given with each distinct Remeele, the price of which is ins W. double XI, quadruple Li 13s to. gether with a Pamphlet of the evidences of the isecess of thiese ' modes of treatment Dr. SKIN N tit, Member of the Royal Col- 1 lege, may he consulted at the Institution from eleven to :hree, or by letter, post paid, including a remittance, addressed to F. XAVII.a and Co. as above. The above Pamphlet may be bad gratis, at the institution, where the Remedios are sold, wholesale, and retail, and by all Venders in Town and Country. - soCitrt Pottou, BASOIDSTOKE NAt. BONUS, (kFOit 1) AND OAKIIANt CANAL.: ItUBSILLL !Will I U *HARES. TO BL' FOI 1) BY AUC [Km, By Mr. -CO On Fewer, December 11, at We've, at the 14.4% !Jolting, AMICABLE SOCIE S Tjeant's Ei, et . street, Four Politics, isubj•ct to the Papal nt fAU. each per Annum, during a sift of 45 ).arts ; oat (.)1d Policy, % K y. ing XS par Annum isn a lite of 63 :ears—she claim tenant t v kis than sent) tar each, and may he with mote ; qztord Cam% two Shares of £i(U ea*, ptrolsicinv Dividend 3.d tieL, per Aare per Annuni . three Br.ingsrokt- amousst. lag to £38!; ()althorn, Basingstoke, and t:rts; don Cana', !town Ilistittiti4si :hares. Par.lculars at the New Ho'el, Birmingham ; Piccadilly ;the Mar. ; aid of Mr. Scot:, PII.ULJE DLII \ I 7 1tIENTEs ; Or Dr. GREW* PILL!! for the Curt. of 14ln:1., Crae.i, in the Mack, Loins, Kidneys. and a (Astro'. nous in the which are the 'sappy result of Inv nary Passages. T'll imd ES p L' atien Pi t l n h :rdical research are now offered to !‘ e pie ss 111111 21:44.0.11e speelic for theirt most a,l etitr cnnyaints in 44 their stares. The , r or eration it an ;men i.aly t, thry may hr gNen to ch , nlren /4 well:,adult.. 'I bete 's cot Vie h alt partici. of r.terce:y in their composition: sod their rift • t- 7 is certain an 1 almnst irre having never lit. • in vain, evvn in ca..es *each rt first r.peared A .., r trial will tul!y justify this descrir ..n of their ado , . Prep:act& by the Pro' tors, Messrs.. Hari Nigh-.t sect, C'olchrster; atul -o!4f F. Newbrry sole Agents. N.). 4S, St Paul's Church yard. 1.wi,!•111 ; r: , 4s. (ii!. a huts, Jolty ifieludtd. %V !:..re also may ! ! I , r. Oren*, Mai Aperient Pill:, to Ile used wids the v... r family purruses, prce Is. i 4d. a lung.— Ob-ersc tt F. N• when" nyray..ti in die :•••:.n.p., :.e AN I bf ~:'c: MEDICINE. like the , tie present times mote than 410 1 Unc , a, 114 prance and luxury of the a,•e is have g toe scurvy, and rend, ring our bl•tud more 'furore; love to intemperance cannot on any 3r-cow t d diogt who have been %%rah enough to assncia•e tit • s.:.s f luxury, and thereby destroy their own u .6e.s, Las,. t t,, means now offered them of repairing the bre:xi., arid, 3 far 2i in t►e {tows r of physic to assist them, to resume dom.:vire, to perfect health. The Anti-Impetiginee may be adruir:vere.! to fe.e,si r , „i children with the utmost -afrty and y, which eircsitiista:,e, have princivaly contributed to its tart celetn hp, 4 1;,I use and regnest. Sold by tiassuel Leigh, I tt, Strand; Bacon and Co. 150,01(.4. street, London; Brodie and Dove .sal.sltury ; ebse-irenders; prime I Is. each, or four its oat Family au. by which one i Is. bottle is saved, wt.!' the twurth—•• . and, Solomon, Liverpool," rogravLd tno the S,au•p. rr Dr, Solomon everts, when consulted by letter, the used comrliment cf a one pound note to he inelust,!, a Morley Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead I lousc, n••sr I Paid double postage." DIXON'S AN 1111311.10t1 I.i, For INDIGES FION,HEAD-ACII ES, FIE..a Is . 111 l fiIIHESE Pills long since obtAined kis , J. in the private practice of the Proprier,r, Mr. •N, Apothecary; and from their great sneers iu many eL•tt bilious disorder , , tri n•iinerou. Patients of o.ivitici in.• :•.• eularly the Duke of BEDFORD, air c;EUROh Sir GREGORY PAGE 1 URN ER, the Dowager La.!) , and SELF, the Viscountess lil &e. lice ie w'. snadetl to offer them to the Public, under u.c al sanction of their 'tante,. They are found to be an incomparable remedy for resh.ring the tone of the stomach, for coring ittd ,!.-stiqn, ur prever ag crudities, and their consequen• disagreeable eruvariont and lenses. They remove habitual and temporary cmtiveness. kk head-ache, and hrwt :tam. whether arising trout he acv. • ....y of the redonilint bile, intemperate diet, or dital...og to t•t: 14. By promoting a due secretion tit the Isli, they are obsetve dertully to clear a sallow complexion; and being a cer:Zi gentle operative, they prevent thipie obi•tectons itt tile .;r•r, which are so troublesome in all countries, but pariculaey ta:d in warm climat.:s. On this account, they Are a valra..hb ratum in the medicine chests itt those who gol to the I:a.t rr West Indies, or make frequent voyages; and are sfl 11111 aal gentle in their effects, that they in iv IK adapted as !.n dy Nies didne upon every indisposition artsmg from a d :ordered state if the Stomach or Bowels. COPY OP A LETTER FROM CAPTAIN CitEt.,ol.. lo - MR. DIXON, A PC/ 1 . 11F.C/%10( MIDDLES t. X, 2111 t May, Igt; SIR Lave received so much hendit from your 111X0.03 AN I'IBILIOUS PILLS, that I ti•el a .ati,faction to common -a. tiny to you my tegamony to their efficacy. I returned atom after many years residence there, with my consumista very tetv . i impaired, by several attacks of a Liver complaint ; and 1 artribtfr the renovation of my health rowdy to the, Mr and &ration in diet. I have recomminded it to many Indian who likewise acknowledge Its virtues.—S' our very obedient ser• F. CREGOB, Capt. 21st Iota! try, Madras Aral. Sold by M. Butler, Ch.apside,Corner (.1 St. Paul', Cuca. Yard, London ; and may be had of most hl.4l;eine V e rde, a England, Scotland, Ireland, Walks, East and West holies, Ana ilea, &c. in boles at 44 ud. at d 11s. each. RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been tc.4) frequently the subject of just and general reprobation, that isten destitute of the elements of :he medical art have afTertil themselves as candidates t..r puhlic tronage in the profession of Physic. For 'he purpose ot dont; J. tice to the result of our studies and experience, an prevint • from being classed among those empirics whose anti udent ;re tensions have, unfortuharelv for soc.ety, been too taceurably re ceivecl, we beg leave to submit to the libexal and eulighteneS, faithful statement of our pursuits and acquirenit Atter having received a regular inettical education, as the's'. of Meese' Grintlal and 131:zard, whose lectures and prance we carefully atltaded, as Professors and Si: r o eons of the Londita pital, we entered ourselves as students in that justly tekbrra school for medical acquirements ' the Royal l7ti og lle I.die. burgh, and were instructed in tbedifferent littliches .anzt..:ta, Surgery., the Theory and Practice of Physic, Chemistry, r. slithery, Botany, &c. Stc. Ste. by those animist Protess,ir., Mount, Gregoty, 1341., Hamilton, Duncan, and Rietieri , 7 ,. .. We trust we shall not he deemed presumptooes in saying, ti nt our proficiency and acquirements are nut matottsiiierabata - Having for a long series 01 years made Veinneal ContpLlis , and the various diseases of Debility, the particular otate.t, our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we ham acquired superior k now :e1;;e nt their treat luau and rate. 't slight and recent Cars of 111 , c..11 , 1n, a perfect re-ettabsidim:u completed in the shore period of two days, and in these of the utintiFt inveteracy, where other practinoaers have hiled of.`"" cess, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment att.re• :be pa: tent a sate and radical cure. Annelst 11w melancholy variety of disorders which are ere lees or a habit long and mast unhappily pursued by the vr , ';! • bath sexes, there are none' more alarming or more dna - test% t: those d.tficienceies anti drhiiui.s which trepiently prevent or etc , bitter :he matrimotdal state. such persons it mu •t tic 1 co. soling t-eflecton to know that they may now, by a iitae Lille mode of treatment, he restored to that et t t:• blessings, a strong, manly, ard viEorone constiiu la I io ..a • of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in eet cies at venereal infectiiso, we may be critistihed II it t'i tether sex with the greatest icy and honour. "Lars .tt atiltation at home from ten to three, and from six to tbe es‘nn tell ten at night. Mears. Ces ate and Ca. may Is; eonsubed by patients el Sex, with tire y,roatest secrecy and hotiot.r, at their House, Z 44 ' 107, Hatton-garden. Patents in the country bit are request. , ll to .rate th particulacs e their case, age, and general ha of living, ice. t: a rtan I canes tor advice and ntetbeinei, when the w• 11 be ghrti sent to any part u! thin k.n„.lct , i. 'l'n etisuro that secicce "'' senital to .111 r tilitiet taking, the porage of tette... , may let be account for medicines. ktkiE and Co. Surgeon., No. 107, llamas-Car& HIGH w fl a t To-moitßow Al .0:41x)s Tull) Morning. • 97 siinutz. a ., er I Aftern o on astvw • a ttr c Ar. - : Primed bat Laval. Kest. Piclicti published there, and the Sur Other. p. C. a . es 2.• .3 nh ip t fl • 21'