Star. — London, England, 1805-03-05 00:00:00

• Among& the principal Graziers end amat e ur* of iiiinilion prefene, we Warred Prime Aber Hoe. j. niter Duke prime . Mr. M. Burgoyne Earl Talbot Mr. Mall., M. P. Earl Maneadd Mr. R. Sbaw, M.P. Earl of .Wbschdfoi Mr. Palmer, M. P. Earl of Romig Rem. Gray Lurd RAW Mr. B. Dodlei Lord Sancrallo Mr. Arthur Young Lard Maar Mr. J. Ellman Bp. of Klima 'llamas !Aram, Efg Lord Wm. Befell ....—. Moteky, Efq , I. Carr George Gunolng, Efq Wattle Wen. Wpm Hendon Carr. Efq Wm. 'Ciaarks Cia g a / i iri es T WA, Efq , Efq Harry Vanilla Chula C. Smith, Efq a. Conyers Charles Morgan, Efg Mr. Wedern. M. P. Jam ]es Efq r. Refs Mahon Mr. Weßear .4r jot Baas. E. B. Mr. N. Buckley j. C. Corwen, M. P. Mr. T. Palmas Mara —.o.6yner, hol, Clayton, Marl. Sndth, Drown. giblet. Ring, , p i : v 2 sgi '. Boys, J. isas,l. Auger, Rows. tra, Brodie. . J. Law:ow, 8.. Stewart, I. Bel lamy, G. Gonad. Gibbs. Ike. Among the tattle exhibited werez-- Two very Sae Hereford Ores, which had been worked and hinted by Ma Magrity, wade: the care of Mr. ?folk. were Sawn Ike she prise ; day had been dawn sg miles to the place of ex hibition. Two Devon foot years aid Ono. worked by Lord Sonervillo, whde tom Ono dig rove bad d em one ys Wide and tr half day's work, td had beds d r oaten • Two Devon In yam old Olen, worked by the Duke of W- A, odikh had floe been demo p mile. wo Harefeed Oxia, grazed by John Mahn. arcl• Two Devon Owl, vaned by Mr. Hodfoo. Two Devoid*, fat Ommworked by Mr.Jsmes diadem. Vaud F Mr. HHeref oary Coles, whieb lad boo driven rso miles. Two o rd Oxen, wbl dt bad been worked and grazed by fr. Hatch . Two Suffelk Oxen, grazed by Mr. Miller. `'wo Hereford Bz-year old Ono, worked by Mr. Shone, grazed by Mr. Weltear. dace which they bad travelled fifty .'wo SatLa Imo-year ad Oxen. wedged and grand by Mr. raters, wig.* bad barn driven ten malt Two Dean Ono, embed by Mr. W. Webber, sad ceased Mr. Marta Webber, Am which they bate ban driven rag Among' 011:1111 and Cows exhibited, without new to the Prizes, we noticed— furprifing large Black Os. of the Holdane& breed, bred by O. Wheeler, sad fed by Mr. Tubbs. very 'llsalliart &ea& braMW he year old Spear& Cow, But elf. Rowe brought over from that country—it was di Mame let by Mr. jefqh Joinder, sad bate has aka. le beach Beats, fed by Mr. ?alder. °away Scotch Deaft, five yeaii old, fed on grays and hay May laft, by Henry Hugh Hoare, !Mg. Holdernefs white (potted Ox, fed by Mr. 'Tabs. wa Devon Olen, fed by Mr. Cola. Sulk: Ox. feas years old, bred by Mr. Elftet, fed by Mr. ma. Minn. Sure: Ox, (even years old, bred by Mr. Cornwell, and fed Jolla Filsesa. Kant& Cow.. amber and daughter, fed by Earl Darnky. forlifhirs 01, three years old, fed by Mr J. Adams. Torkfhlre Cow, three years old, fed by Mr J. Adams. Devon Cow, ix yeameld. bred by Lied SoNsaville, and fed Cr , fear White Pa year i t: LE. of the !adieu and French breeds , bred by rkas. n Cow, of the Devon and Indian breeds, fed by Mr White Parkas. Devon De. belonging to Lord Santanale, intended for file day et ten o'clock. tamale Diroo, a curious Animal, the Sze of a nsklaing ox, sigh In the &adders, with limn borne, pall ryes. and a very ,11 head. Among the Sheep [hewn for the Prizes we noticed, one•yar Sandi Down liwc.bop, bred br Mr H. Darrel, bat been brought ina carriage tbirty.twe miles to the elk-. one-yeanold South Down Ewo-bop, bred by the Duke of Bedford, brought os miles. Five eleven mamba South Down Ewe-hop, bratty Mr J. Ell agn, brought yotniles. Five one-year oil Merino Ewe hop, bred by Lord Somerville, d driven 160 Five three year old South Down Wethera, bred and fed by the ; of Bedford. brought ao voiles we two and three pan old Sough Down Wetbers, bred by Mr Ellown, and brought yo •a three yeat old Saul Down Weans, bred by M. Hill, Efq. brought moo mike. lye three-year old Saudi Down Wailers, bred by Sir Thomas and brought ji Among the istro Sheep we noticed— Two deer year aid Wethers, of the SP3Mltaad Rythodbrottli, ed by Mr Ridgeway, sod fed by the kart of Minefield; Throe South Down three years okt Werhaa, bred and fed by fr Tubbs. brougbe is miles. Pow three year old South Down Wetken, bred and hd by Mr drove as miles. Li rd Somerville flamed a fat twatoothed Merino fhcep, of his breed. which waa declared by Ideph Banks. and othsra t of the bet ledges, to SIM stotap to If 5 to 30 If 4totof -fr to af Stot at 500 it - and dud roots Oatiand. The G So to into 50, t) of Oath . 65 to the Dort So to tooti LO. Yea kepofi tttrißs r of live dufk it riarigia Arica o'clock gtatifie and Pii extra c the Sih occafio Amc Prime Duke I Earl Earl h Earl w Earl el Lord Lord Lord 1 Bp. of Lord Sir Sir WI ele wl Mr Cb Sir Ha Mr. C Mr. M Mr. It Sir /. f ri C A giblet. / tree, Bre kW, O. Ainc Two basacd I ebe po Weise. Two 1 is whole sod bad Two E . kal e dbl Two I Two E !I Two by Mr. H Two H Mr. Hate Two St Two I and graze rune& Two Si %CCM , Two D by Mr. ogee. Amni any tier A furpt Mr. G. V A very will& As al til es) Foot Se A 011111 Ilkwe May A Hold Two A Sulk Thomas A Safe by Mr. Jc Two K. A York A York A Dees by Mr HA • lose Mr WHO A Cow ' Perrone. A Drva • tbh day n A tenul very high , rough bra Amo Five oc w Bich bay bitiou. Five or Bedford, Five el nun. bra Five or and drive Five tit Duke of] Five tv John Fly: ti and koul Five ti • Carr, an. %tor Two t bred by I Three. Mr TWA Tow el Mills. ds Lord wethcr tilt Jofi SPORMG INTELLIGANCE. B►iing Remit, Feb. SE. aol. ITATI THF FIRST CLASS OF OATLANDS. again! Juni 4 to r agaiett Hosea", Lag, &gala* Ihrslawman. A to I 'pica latcririza. UCOND CLASS OF OATLANDS. r 'Oaf! ParsfoL 6 to r agalaft aping Danbury, again& Bawd% • alpha licvanaske, OAKS. 5 to s againft Wan Ally, so of Drab, 7 to s Witiikey 6117,Efta to Jule. BETTED. sop to so that the three Whilty Marco, ;tr.: jogs. Manor 4 their Mcr, do win the'Two of Oadiods and the Oaks March 4, sits. Bto I agablft 14 ca BETTED. Too test tkat Julia and 131;;Iss;rydriet win the two daft* of it/edam's. 'Eke Cameos* Enterpeize sod Dvabury. to to, p.p. lift Bafrasio, for the Derby. to so, p. p. aift'theDrab filly, for the Oaks. so, that ilse Duke of Grafton does not win eider the ad Oafs Oatiands, or the OilikStakes. 65 t DarbSt oao p. w. Lord Egranont set Lord Grofvenor. for y ack -_ 8o to to, p. p. art Mr. Glover's filly, for the Oaks. zoo to to, p, p. riff Sir Peter colt. out of Peggy LORD SOMERVILLE'S CATTLE SHOW. .eilerdlty, at an early hour, Mr. Dixon's City pofitory, in Barbitan, was crowded with Agricul- Breeders,Griziers, bcc. to view the exhibition live flOck and agritultural implements, and, till 'kin the evening, they continued to come in great ingyers 1 the 'number of. Nobility and dininguifited ,gricaltarißs, Who califs from one to half pail three 'clock, was unafually great, sad ditty were amply tified by a molt fuperior ihew of fine Oxen, Sheep, Pigs ; these being this year a great number of Lira cattle, betides thofe fent in as dindidates for . Sib Pries which Lord SoisaaviLik givti on this occafion. be peculiarly fine in the wool, and ♦ery fat ; its ear cafe will be this day exhibited for the infpe&tion of the amateurs in mutton. His Lordfhip then Rimed three Merino Rams, put of the flock which his Lordthip brought, as we have Paid, from Spain, with the patriotic view of improv ing our fine wools ; there rams he intend., to lei this day, at one o'clock, by aneion, for the two next tea- Cons ; one of thefe rams was let lad year for one hon• dred guineas ; they are much better Ihaped than the geserality of Merino ewe's. . Three Merino Ram-Lambs, and a Ram of a crofs between Mr. Ell Man's South Down and a Merino, ire alfo to . be let. • Lord Somerville alto exhibited the careafes of five fat Wetheri, of the Merino and South Door, breeds, 'half blood, 'three years old, which had twenty-three pounds of loofe fat each ; they had been driven tfio knifes from his Lordfhip's farm, where they were bred and fed i thefe earcafes are exceedingly Sae, and are intended for the dinner which his Lordfhip giVes this day at Freemafon's Tavern. Five careafes of Cheviot Wetter Sheep, two and three years old, which had been killed in Scotland, and fent up a diaance of 3g5 miles by Mr. Robin fon, were exhibited. George Tolku, Etq. exhibited the earcafes of two 'three-years old Wether Sheep, one Merino and South Down, and the other Merino and Ryland ; the for mer had istitb. of loth fat, and the other xO. ; they were both driven a diftanee of 130 miles. Thefe have been killed feven days : they were both got by a Merino Ram of Lord Somerville's. _ Two South Down Rams.twoand,three years old, belonging to Charles Wellem, Efq. were (hewn. Alfo another South Down Ram, and a curious rough Mita fpotted Sheep, with fohr horns, Paid to be from the Cape of Good Hope. His Grace the Duke of Bedford, Charles Weflern, Efq. tad Mr. King, of Newgate Market, were, we underßind, the three judges who examined the five South Duwn Sheep fhewM by Money Hill, Efq. and Sir T. Carr, to decide a bet made at the Taft Smith field Meeting. Some very fine Pigs were exhibited, particularly a (mall, but remarkably fat and handfonie, black and white Sow, by a Leicelter Boar, out of a Chipa Sow, eight months old, bred by Mr. Ifled, and fed by the Duke of Bedford ; it meafures, in height, one foot eleven inches ; in length, from rump to film, three feet nine inches ; and in girth acrofs the [boulders, four feet nine inches I Mr. Tubbs exhibited two large white pigs of his breed ; a peculiarity in thefe pigs is highly deferving of notice. It 'is Mr. Tubb's make to' fhave off with a razor, or ffsarp knife, the griflle at the top of the nofes of his pigs, when they are young, which foon heals over, but the pig is thereby rendered in capable of that deßrudive rooting or tut ning up of the ground, which farmers find fo deartglive to their' fward land. Charles Weftern, Efq. fhewed two (potted pigs. of his breed and feeding. He alto [hewed four Suffix pigs, bred and fed by him. Mr. Wakefield flawed a white pig of the Suffolk and Effex breed, fix months old. bred by him. The Earl of Winchelfea (hewed st large Leicefter pig, two years old, bred and fed by him. Alfo, a black and white pig, of the Effex breed, bred by Charles Weftern, Efq. Mr. Piekford exhibited two large black and *bite pigs, bred and fed by biro. The five umpires or judges of * the Shew are. the Hon. Roos Mahon, Charles Gordon Grey,.Efq. Mr. ' Edward Augur, Mr. Thomas Boys, and Mr. John Thomas. In the forenoon of yefterday, they exa mined the feveral certificates of ages, breed, keep, and other sircumftanees required by Lord Somer ville's printed propofals, and in the afternoon pro ceeded in their infpation and examination of the cat tle, preparatory to their decifion. LONDON MARKBII: CORN-EXCHANGE. MONDAY. MARCH 4. armies , ' of WHEAT in fitarh-lane, Including only from the i3tb of February to the 234 of Feb.—Total z 0,730 (torten. Average 1024 9}4 , -•411. I 1 lower than loft return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, FrOm the 16th of February to the sad of Febroary. Total-7,145 facks—Average 94e. 44.- 01. 74 lowa than haft rauru. PRICE OF SEEDS. Red Clover 4s to zoos per aft. White ditto sal to 31 6s do. Trefoil z4s to 36, do. Carraway . 961 to 1304 do. Coriander, 301 to 131 od do. Turnip xis to su per butlid. White Multaref Seed, Is to Its 04 do. brown ditto, zos to tBs do. Canary, p od to Is od do. Rye Oafs zss 04 to 351 od per Tarter. Broad Bea. s 31s od to 56s od Long Pods 35i 04 to so. od Tares 4oa od to 464 od PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 41 Is to 51 zos 1 Podia, 4 tss us 5I 41 PRICES OF HAY AND SITRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whited:ape!. Hayperlood4 oto 4 4 3 00to 4 35 0l 3 z 6 io 4 12 0 UMW 0 oto 2 0 11 14to s 3 • 2 sto 2 z 8 • acwer 5 oto 5 450t05 zo o SitiffriFlELD, Mardi 4. To SoS the aßal—la Emu of Sib. Bed 4s od to 5s 61 Veal p od to 6s 64 Mutton 45 64 to p 164 Pork 004 to p 04 1241/ OW CATILD ISIS DAY. Bulls about soocp—Shesp 9,5c0 , . NEWGATE and LEADENHALL March 4. Fir Roue of 816. by the eareafe. Beef 3s 4d to old I Veal 4s ad to 6s ed Mottos 3s 4d to 0 zed Pork 4s 44 to 5s 4d PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 4s z 44 Town Tallow 69s 6d to cis Clare Market 4s 44 Raffia ditto (can.) 691 od to 704 Whitechapel Market Ruilla ditto (foap) 67. od to Os (Paltooe of 81II) 49 04 Melted Stud sss 04 to 59 1 Ditto ro•sh 381 od to os tau 3d Crams Iss od Average Price 0 id Good Dregs _ ttoto 04 Yellow Soli, 78s. to ol.—Mottled, 83a.- Curd, 9u. Price of Candles per dozen. its. W.—Moulds, mi. 6.1. PRICE OF LEATHER, ph lb. AT LEADENH.%LL. Butts, so to s6 l b each 534 to sad Ditto, 6o to 651 b sad to $64 Merchants Backs si l l to $314 Duffing Hicks ss to 844 Fine Coach Hides 2 3 to. 4d Crop Hides for Cutting Ltd to 554 Flat Ordinary 234 to sod Calf Skins. 3o to aolb pa thoun 36d to 39d Ditto so to 7olb 364 to 3_94 Ditto o to Bolb 344 to 354 &Dal Seal (Greenland) per I 3s 641 to i. 94 n Large ditto os to 7os per dos. Goat Skin. —e to —A iiitto. Tanns4 Hark Hitles 305 to Ala Cada RAW Hth Fit =tone) 3s $d to ar od I Hoge Shins as, od to tps 31 ad to 3s id Heavy Catf ;as od each Ordinary 36 od to is ad Sheep Shins 3$ 6d to O od COAL EXCHA GR. Mara 1. 2elt Coals, in the Poei,Per MARIN) 48$. 6d. Delivered to HZ"utateepers at • 6os. 6d. Sunderland, per ehtddraa 43 6 . od. Moored to Hourskeepera at _ . sss. od. . BIRTHS. Lately, si *aloe-plate. Rat, the Lady of the e Rev. Sir lobo Head, Barl of a foe and Cdr. On the a6th vklmo at Camerae -book bambartoollare, Mrs. Avila SmoVett, of a cl;ughter. MARRIED. Friday, at Colimy-hatch, John White, jun. of Deeonlire•plaoe, to Mifo Anne Down, daugktet tlf Richard Down, £f. Banker, Bartholomew-lane. Toefday !aft, 71. Oinlfetione, Efq. of }telling, Norfvlk, to Mils Beetfon, of Francis-Arca, Bedford-fluare. On the a6th ultimo. at Chrift Choreh, Hants, William Eppcs Rooth, Efq. of Naples, to Mils Harriet Jeans, [wood daughter of Dr. leans, M. D. of the former place. On the 11th ult. Mra Wogdon, wife of Mr. Wogdoct, of the Cottage, Blustingford, Herts. On the t 7th ult. at his hook, in Ckrkenwell, John Neiman, Efq in the 79th year of his age. Todd'' , lift, Mr.. /Uwe, wife of Richard Pfq. of Dul wich-kill, Uwe? Same day, at I ougator, Mrs. Taylor, wife of Mr. Taylor, of Great Tower firm. Friday morning, after a Dort illnefs, Francis De Valangin, M.D. Med dem/. At Bath, after a very Overt Hinds. Mrs. Hopkins, Lady of Major-General Hopkins. O Thurfday coating. after a few days inners, at a friend's houfe at Meek Hadhans. Hero, tie Lady of Wm. Schutz, Efq. of Bury St. Bdssonds, Suffolk. TO-MORROW. Son Wes I Sun fees 1 Moon fete 241nlnatesafter 6 36 minutes afters I o after 1110 H WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning • • •• 1 Atlanta after 5 Afternooo • • • 24 minutes after • 5 ELIZABETH LEEK had at firti a (mall fpot, of a brorntilh caft, on her wrift ; do paid no attention to it, conceiving it required DOM : It began to fprcad, producing a wa tery humour, accompanied with a dry fcurfy furface, inflamed, with violent itching. When ik applied for the mod:cane, Stu,- asuutr's l'Anem ANTISCOR BUTIC Daora o the difeafe had fpread ovet both arms, and they ethlbtted the appearance of a continued raw furfacc, fo that fhe was unable to draw on her gloves. Hav ing taken the titit hock, they amended furprizingly, and after taking fix bottles, 'tarcely any thing remained fare a roughr.rfs of Ma. r:..?AllfTld LEEK. Jofeph Tucker, Nn. fr, Tottcr.ham-ft-..tt, i uttenham Court. lluad, vouches lot :lac veaaeity of do!. 4atetnent. f. 7 l; f MOINE IItOICINE. w By theaing's Patent" mutt be esprtfftdit;;;;tis at length on the bottle, in the bill of diredtions and wrapper covering each bot tle of Medicine.—The (tamp (that is the King's duty) is printed in black ink infixed of red ink : the corlain the mouth of thc bot tle is always reeled with red feeling wax.- SP' Uir attends as ufaal at the Difpeofary. HAVING dedicated rnyfelftolhe Rudy, and been gratified by the moft conficlerablEpradtke in that branch which I thought proper to feted, I truft that I have not more mit anployed my time than thilc who, to the extenfive field of the prole lion, are occalkaally iir.merfed In uncertainty, and CIDCOt allays attain that fumes which is acquired by camentrating the intdledual power to one clifs of dffordere • The &cafes of DEBILITY arc peculiarly diftrefilng, for tl ey bring orthan a train of concomitant lyntptonts, and , ty a d: of all vital energy, exlftence ldcf becomes embitteraL— Whether they wife from the prevaler...e of ilk etample. thedatrue. die habits of felsool-boys, Or the indulgences of maturity, they rc Ore the nod dkinons 011; but by the ignorance et msedoeseod nee. the ecma d ate aggravated, and the weft tudon is didtroye4, As a IveglAtilli of the ROYAL COLUMBO! SUROItONS I ground my pretenfions tam regularity of education; and poffeftnE every privilege to predict, I feel myfflf entitled t 3 that confidence with which I have hitherto been fo liberally hemoured. In the firft fenistions elf heal wesliners, early applicadoo wilt F=Cthe calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the fat rams a coofcloatnefs of the unmanlinefs of the Mee which canted Ma misfortune, Ia fearful of the contempt or =fuze of hi family phyfician, Cad broods over his infirmity with carefid coo embeant, It nitigibe (added:tory for him to be affored not only o f capabßlty of treatment, but alto of the moft inviolable team. And in recent Venereal Complaints It is potable to prevent pait danger or debth ; In the molt complicated cafes it is the acquire most of exclave experience in this line to died a fafe, certain Wid rpoody re-eitabliftwaent. Naar the advantage of this experience to thole of either fez who are Jaded with any kind of DEBILITY, of any (moans Ad VENRItRAL INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms of rem.. aeration are Rated on the &ft interview. Padems in the country are expolted to Wok a Bank note, an? are minded to (pacify their age and manna of Brims. MARTIN BABB, Member of the Royal College of Sagecas to London No so,AnaidalAreet, &rood. neat Temple Bar To T. TAYLOR, Sutteoll, No. 9, New Bridge-ft reet, London, 3111, Edinburgh , May 2, doo., IN the fpring of 1794 I was aliliaed with a Vent. real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for five months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyfician,wko put arempotary flop to the virulence of the diftafe (by mereu tat applieations) for fome time ; but growing, in fpite of all medi cine and the advice of the firtt Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worfe and werfe for two years, I was reduced to a Rate alntott unparalleled and beyond derciiption, being an entire leper, and nice. rated from bead to foot.—My head, throat, mouth, nofe, legs, arms, do. ham been alternately in danger of becoming ufeleft ; In (bort, I have had from 20 to 3n eating 'ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.—lt would be voluminous to par tkutarize all my cafe—Nike it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated na ture. I was long looked upon by my friend 4, and imagined m y felf,beyond al hopes of recovery ; and, indeed, in my then condi tkossideath was preferable to my more than in:fc rabic Rate. In this dreadful fituation did I drag a molt miferable ctillen. r,t ill Divine Nowlin nes *revs in my way a tievrfpaper containing the cafe of a Mt. 13- of Plymouth—.my friends read it, I could not.--. 4 feat and procured (nine of your LEAK E'S PATENT PILLs, which, by Ming from time to time am now, and have long been, (after nu.re than four years indefcribable diftrefs), ill as good a gate of health as ever I enuyed ; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thrhlng, thy child, born to este few months ago. In gratitude to Goa, and in hopes of rendering my fellokr-creature fervice, I regrett you to publith this; and you may at any time refer perfons, who with to be fatisiled of the truth of this, or further particulars, to me or my friends, by letter or perfon. As few cafes for badnefs will ever equal mlne,and none exceed it, f have from experience every reafon to allure mankind, that in your PILLS they will finds fore, (pertly, Lk, and radi cal core, for that molt dreadful fl age of the Venereal, Dlfeafe, which JECALMS&A CONFIRMED I.UEs. J. T. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Totowa' Tar Loa, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London,at his hour; No. 9, New Bridge-itreeta, where be will give advice without a fees to perfons taking there Pills and will anfwer patients let ters, if pot paid, on the fame terms, obferving in all cafes the mot inviolable fecreencoPerfon's name of cafe having been men. tioned,but at their own partieular requeft, by the Proprietor, du ring the eourfe of more than 36 years, that he has had the con. dudift of an eatenfive Pale of the aborg medicine, and the prac tice acting therefrom. They are alfo fold. by his Appointment, for the commit:ice of chore living at a diltanee by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edin burgh; Mr. Motions, P;inter, Glafgow, to wt om alfo Mr. T refers for his addrefs; at the Peritonea, No. 35, St. Ake*. ftreet, Pall Mall ; Mr. Robertfon a Toy-ilsof , No. to 3, Oxford ftreet ; Mr. DilborouWa, Nd. 7, Fitts-ftreet-hill, nearly oppofite the Monument ; Mr. s. Bookfdler, No. a, Union-row, Little Tower-idlli Mr. Callsrell's,Dahlln ; and by one Perron in every eonfiderable town IS Great-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only =L eask, faded up with MI and plain Direetions, W f hereb dthge Sea may eke tittlww with cafe and Witty. ERNE NEW CRANDFRRIr.S. SKILL and in. Noy. I and 16, 8 , •:•, , d, 'ner to acquair? their Friends and Public.thLy f , +v rec•;v. , i ply tif Cranfirrries :71 th:- nvoe . rime estruirrinti. ev.:l u• 14:10: -; . . throur and eatrine yu Icy, t faissfaction in reennurnendlng thaw, and at tide iii.ettitie w.... 1 trent o; e‘ery kind arch) Yery,fc?rce, bad and d‘as, it is pr tnr. cd this tatu.:ble article will be in the higlieft rain A • ;Orl %riot every fatuity, not only on account of it• economy, but for it. tk • kg the mutt dereious tl LI; I i u t'uddinp, and In jars at Fcfpd 141 203 (Van:• rid:l6*y) parektd 444 ToWn or Country.—Lettert port paid attendcel to. N. B. The trade may be fupplied rtholecale In Caat TO CURIOUS BR: ED :RS OF CAPITAL FAltbdiNlCl STOCK. OP . 1111; TRUE Hut- FORDsiItRE BP.F.EI) • • TO SF. SOLD BY ADCIION, On Wolper:I . :I, the a 7 ,11 of March, /Boy, and the (Mowing days, tilt be whole r 3 difpnivri ~ f. ALL the Live Stock, &c. of Mr i•:x Skye M,, f Stretton-Sugwas, near Ilc riford, (retiring from bull:wily:. confifting particularly of the foiiov iag, anmhg wider are, within excepvon, fume of the primed tints o' Breedl. g C:tilc in v kingdom, viz. Twro•y-oue working Oxen., tlrht thr,e-year-old Bullock.. Tweo•y-two Cows and Heifers, with 'Calves and in Calf, 0:1, four-yr:, old 84111. Eight two-year old Heifers, Three two-yut old Bullocks, Five yearlingandim ks, Five yearling Heifers,li, teen Draught Hotfes, One four year-old Filley, Two three-yea. • old Colts, Eight Score of Ewes, Fifty two-year-old Wethers, O. Hundred and Forty yearling Sheep Ore brold•wheel W ggon , &c . Sale to begin at Eleven o clock in the l'orennon. _ _ _ N. B. The above capital Stock is worthy the attention of G 4.11. tiemen and curious Breeders, who with to row from the Her ford thin Breed, which have beets peculiarly fortuna.c in hs awarded to them at the Cattle Shows at Smithfield and ‘'obu.ti • Abbey, the feat of the nuke of Bedfned and fome woic 1 have been reared front this flock were exiiih,ted at t c S ::ithfi Id Show,, on the 4th of March !aft. Heifers from the brae Stock have been fold at Seventy-five Pounds each. BY THE ICING's rATP.N F. RYMER's CARDIAC AND NERVOUS I'IN • ' THE only fafe and effefloal Remedy !. i of the Head, stom4eh, and Bowels. viz. Head Ow, and Giddnefa, Indigation, Las of Apprtite. -41 ii C: adj. ties and Retchings, Ycllowni fit of the Eyes and SiOn, cc, Pain, Spafms, Heart burn, Hice.ip. Cbolicomd nefa—For the Gout in the Stomach 3.1161 ficad.—For Il furh feiftions of the'Nervous Syftcm, as are attcrhlrki with llspreiGon of Spirits; Paralytic and Ap.apledlic Pitpofitioas , Proftration of Strength, Timidity, Tremors, &c. And for brae:nand Ittenada ening the whole Syftem, in hates of Relaxation and Debility.. " ( To Mr. RYMER " Sir—l have much pleafure in affuring you, that I feel myfelf quite a new man Once I took the Cardiac : f :lore tormenting Palm ufed to experience in my Side, Back, and Bow,:ls, now but fehlom trouble me; if they do, a few dotes r,f the Cardiac never fail to rY move them. My Appetite is alfo forprifingly mended; a td I only have to lament, th-r I was not fortunate enough m have applied So you before, which would have faved me years of pain at. I :nifery. Ii this declaration can be of any ferules MI you. you arc wekome to make what ufe of it you pleafe; and I am, wt. much truth, your much obliged and obedient tenant, " J. MALY/ ELL. " From Lieutenant-Colonel Holwell, Southborough." Sold wholcfale and retail by Dicey and Sutton, No. to, Bow Church-yard ; and retail by F. Smith, Haymarket; Turt, Royal Exchange; F. Ncwbcry, St. Paul's Church-yard; Ward, Holborn; , Bacon and Co. and Bourne and Co. Oxford.ftreet; and by every Vender of Patent Medicines in the United Kingdom, in Bottles of AL cd. Gs. and 719. each; alto in Pint Bottles at 21t. by Which *ore is a confide:able raving. - MUSCULAR thiVfobRATION. ■ Is there no Balm in Oiled I Is there no l'hyfitian there ? Why the t is not the heal•:: of the daughter of my people recovered e- Jer. viii. 11. THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, by its foftening. healing, and tonic qualities, as well as by its falm.. tary Weds, affords a lure prairie& of returning ftrength, and a certain hope of mokniar invigoration to thole who are de. ilitatcd try premature or excjave indulgences: hence agile weaknefs of f ght, vertigos, 106 of appetite, and mental decay. The Cordial Balm of Gilead mot wonderfully cherifhes nature, and will fupport the lice of the Aged and infirm. In all inw..rd tb.cays„ debility lo "mead' fpirits, rel.ixatioo tither fest, whether 10.2.. e. ditary or owing to youthful imprudence, this Medicine wall afford the molt wonderful relief. " A perfuaGen of the incurable nature of Conturnpton," rays May, in his Effay on Pulmonary Confumptions, " his thrown con fiderable obllacles in the way of improving the treatment ot that crud difeare; and the mcd:cal world, st9tiry under the influence of 1 this pertuafion, have made little prngrels in ateertaining the molt ratigial and effeetual made of curing it." He further adds. that " the shilling conviaion ofthe fatality of this dffeafe has checked the ardour ot invelligation, which, upon other occaions, ha. excited the exertions of the molt irduftrixas and ingenious medicinal wri ten of the prdent age." If this is the cafe, slat.! what is the con dition of thole labouring uader afthnsa or confumption ? are they to be left a pr.y to all the calanotous train of evils a weakemd con ftitution, and a mind bereft of the cheering ray of hope drag whit them ? no ! a remedy, a Cure,and a perfed one Is to be obtained, and has been In nutnberlefs inltatiet s performed, in cotifumptive Cafes of the molt deplorable nature—that remedy is the Cordial Balm of Giltai,a reltorative unequalled, a bracer and an invigora. tur oldie whole animal funetions. 1 his remedy is retorted to by the firft nobility and gentry in the United Kingdom ; nor has its menu been lelTened by the hand of time, the teft of all things : every day adds more encomiums to the virtues of this exalted me dicine than can pofkbly be publilbed; yet thote cafes which from time to time have appeared in the public prints a-e to convincing, well attefted, and extraordinary in their 'attire, that perrotis mutt be void of belief indeed who do not attac!-. credit to them; if, however, there thould be any perfons who are intended in the ' truth, they undoubtedly hare an opi . orturity of enquiring of the patients thernfelves, who have obtained the cures, or the refp , c. table patms who have witneffed thms, where will receive fell 1It• tida;:tion of the verity of each 'tat meet. 'fu be lad at Gilead Monte ' or. r Lev , triol ; Mrs. Mathews, No r* , Straod. I. r . ion ;R. Back and Co. Pearl-Aron, New 1 i k ; and at the following places, v z. B lied, Mrs Sniercitff Lynn, Pipe Bath, Hazard Mancheiber, St sines Berwick,Care Margate, Silver Baliagtt, he, Hulbert Tlelkfham, Hoare Bradford, Wilts, Hopkins Maidenhead, Bi risen Bndvrt, Rob. rte Maln.foury, Lea Bridgwater, Poo!e Alanulogtree, Wilkinfon Ilew..ley, Prattiogton Nottingham, Burbage & Stret • Bicefter, Stephen; till Prtntford, Norbury Newc•iilla upon Tync,Hu tehinf Be-embitter Hine ion and t2o. liviihops Wa ltham, Jennings Norwich, ~,,,en g o u Baintree, Shearcrott Newport, life of Wight, Albin o , :yentry, Merridew Nantwich, S:.elf.rn i Canterbury, Briltow Ofweltry, Edwards Caiitor. Booth Peurith, Soulby Chat's; in, Etheringtoa Portfea, J. and W. Buckland Cando like, Li edfon Portfmoinh, Sharpe Chepflaw, Me red Plymouth, Nettlrton Clapham Batten Plyincuth Dock , iiosland Dover, Ncales Riekthenfworth, Partial Dunftable, Qtrenlborough Roc hford, Wade Dorn( y, Harding Shefke:d, Pierian Deptford, Davies Stamford, Newcomb Dereham, Barker Stat!ord, N.Larv.:.. 1 Dublin, No. 6, Ciallege Greer, S:ireu fbury, Wood Dugdak, Calweti, Ball Sheri:wink, Goadby and Co. , Edinburgh, A. Smith, North Sasmundham, Night Budge Southampton, Baker Patter, Trewman and §on Saliibuty, Collins Ely, raekenbury Shafttbury. Admit Fr"me, Haffall &ffron Walden, luable • Glouceßer, Jones Stourini4ge, Rogation • Gofport, Harding Sheptnn htliet, Carey Gainfborough, Towns Stocktou Chriftoplicr & Rana Greenwich, Braii.c Tay.itesk: Rowe. Otafgow, Angus Tl'Doelahl Twickenham, Mortinter Hull, J. Roslford l'unbr age Wells,Knight Honicaftle„ Weir Trowbridge, Chirg Harnmeriniith, Roberta Uit.,setcr, Marten Henley on 'I lamer, Norton Whitby, l',oman Hanley, Albutt and Son Writ. haven, Croitwalte Hexham ' Dickinfon Wirkfworth 'faylor Ipfwich, Bernier ,nd b esets wi n d er, B ~k me , Atli all tht Venders of Patent M.. dicta s lath. United innsdllaa LONDON: Printed and publifloal by LEVEL KENT, (of C. terburyree, Lambeth), at the STAR Ornca, No. t, Dats*, Arm utilightd elk at the &rag Orrick Taarpie-Iliar.