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K O BER 9b 1 3. *Co" — 'Ms day was publidird, price 6 g . rEDINBUILGH REVIEW, or CRITICAL LIX. cerowl--ralar Ice, and a North-West Passage—acardo's isso Harold, Cut, 4th—Birkbcck's 11 , el Imerles—Hallam', Middle k e s—spy s ytmin wc ,...ii7.--Scatte of Parties—Bishop Watson.' Maissoirc— at ‘,^ Far Cootro. ii„4O: Printed fur al derArchibd Conitable on and Co. ; and 11, i rst, Rees, Gana, atsd Bn Lond. SOCIETY for the DISCIiAII GE and It P.L lEP of pEnsomtl IMPRISONED for SMALL DIT..IITS. Craven -street, Strand, August 5, 1810. BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE , LAST RE PORT, viz.: X. 3. D. . Mathew. Winter, Esq. per Secretary - A. 2 2 Oi l Wyndham Knatchbull, Esq. per ditto - A. 1 I 0 H. P. Boyce, Esq. - A. '2 2 0 - Mr. Eiden - A. 1 2 0 Mn. Creyke, Royal Naval Hospital, Plytnauth 1 1 0 Mrs. Goodwin - .. 5 0 0 Mrs. Darker - - 2 0 0 Mrs. E. Brunton - . 1 1 0 A. Ts. Ramsgate pe r Treasurer - 10 0 0 F.--. - 1 0 0 Balpite of a Dividend on !Via. Jackson's L?gacy, per J. K. Hunt, Esq. Executor 4 10 6 Batimiters of T. M. Phillips, E.q. dectased - ' 3 3 0 !qrs. Phillips . - A. 1 1 0 F.l'. R. Letter-boa - - - 10 0 co 3.8. • • - 1 0 0 —..—.......... 40 114 8 1 OBARTS, GRIFFITHS, and CRICK, (law Ito harts and Plawman), No. a, Chandos-street. Covent... Gar, dcn, Silk Mercers and Irish Popliu Manufacturers tc her Ma-, jolty, htr Royal Highness the late Princess Charlotte, and all the Royal Paroily.—N. Roberts returns his grateful thanks to' the Royal Family, Nobility, and Gentry, for dick unparalleled patronage to the late Firm, and hopes for the honour of th,ir future command:: to the present, whiaz they will endeavour to merit by a strict attention to have every article mannfactured the bat quality, and of the newest and most elegant patterns, rich . Tissues Satini, sad Veleuts, plain and firmed red; Gcld .and.S&er Silks and Nets af c - lierior quality; Damasks, Tabbcrays„andi evzry fashionable artizle for Fiiniture, Family Mourning, N. , s dimorea, Bossiba.mens, Crapes, Italian Gauzes, rich black doable tabbies far Ciatfoomen's wear, Lttc. TO TER 11;biiiIIT AND I *fit 0115T13 VREIIIIM OF THE BOROUGH or.easAT YARMOUTH; Gx4etsare, VOU have been pleased, by a most numerous and respectabi , licittitatica, to invite me to effer eoTself a '7AND4 DAT/7. for the honour of r.,..prestining you is PAR LIAMENT: with that int.it i ati , :n I do eot hesitate to comply. ECONOIII IN DYEING AND SCOURING. Thi• 4::.y was published. rite s. dd. boards, VIE FAVILY DYER and SCOURER; giving f..ll4.:orsnatioa to the Public how to Clmn and Dye every D a n, Furniture, Silks, Bonnets, Feathers, Ste. wbe- T Odr e 7;„„r pia, Silk, Cotton, Wool, or the yholc en v• ul Deity per Cent. era; • )) W 11.41.4.34 Tucr.r.R, Litt DTef am: Sourer In the hDtropolls. /m u,. p r iald for Sherwood, Neey, and Jones, Paternos w, J oN by all Bookseliefu, En many opportirtitic:. occt rrtd during the late Contest of making known to you rity political rentirnents, that it It t a ros cessory now to repeat thr mi. I cannot, howeecr, refrail f;tla otylr,g, that ibould your kindness succe..el In placing me In this proud situation to wLich I now as,,ire, you shall find in me that CAUTION. THE edrtznsive demand for the following Articles having occasioned numerous itnitations, the Public are re spectfullt informed that the genuine has the_Signature and Ad dress of the Proprietor on the Label ATKINSON'S FLUID smwearied attention to your Meal interest:, and the twine Inviolable attielunent to oar constitutional rights which Rare the chief r4onnunandations of my Brother at the hut Flectioa.• The aauranees of support vt • Lich I continue to receive, 87C ha yond even my most sarzuLe expectations, and inch at I tr-it cannot to insure excess. GUIDE TO THE NETHERLANDS. x i *vas pubEshed, price 7s. boards, or es, twilit, NVIE TRAVELLER'S complete GUIDE through 1 BELGIUM and AND;HOLL containing ruu nirOctom Cieviola t Lovas of the r, and Travellers b r.idt a Match of a ;oar in Germ toy. Second Edition. B 1 CHAULtS CANIPERLL, Esq. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoe. W . . 10111 may also be hail, ~::.toys i lame of 1 aria. Suds Fall i.% GS. boards, or hbc For the Giowth of the flair, fiindesiona discovery of the Wain which occasion baldness; it prevents the hair falling of or turning grey, and where t alJw:ss has alrea6y taken plate, either from Maus, perspiration, change of climate, or hisredita. f causes, it will restore it to its original strong tb and thiAnoss. Iter,:e:table references to this fact are given in a Pamphlet c^- closed round each Bottle. It also frees the Hair from scurf, makes it soft and glossy as silk, and keeps it in curlduring exer cise in dancing or walking, or in damp weather. I'rice 3s. Gil. a Bottle. A 4 sot ta Oa the aailletitig circturranccs which have g.l7es rise tEE fleeciest will remit. I 'will bays the hontint of pay.sag my rtspemslo evere Feittman in person ; and in the mean timi I hasp the himm-- to he Oa-nth:men, Your incefeblized and lion devot.d s•:rrant, Lamina s Amp. Alm GHOROB ANSON. 4 Di•s•laarzed and rellarzd from various Priapus 5 Debtors, for the sum of - - .8954 19 8 Considered the C.:ses of 88 Petitioners; Ap proved, 71 • Referred for Characters 3 Pe titions ; and Rejected 14. . licnefaitions are 'received by John Camden Welk!, F.K. the Treasurer, Ch:ync-walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. }Terries, Far quhar, and Co. St. James's-street ; Mersrs. lloares, Fleet-street; Messrs. Chatteris, Whitmore, and Co. Lombard-street ; Messrs. Cocks, Cocks, Ridge and Diddulph, Charing-cross h:essrs. Dor rien &Co. Finch-lane, Cornbill ; Messrs. Ilammersleys, Pall-mall ; Messrs. Veres and Co. 77, Lombard-street ; and by the Secre tary, No. 7, Craven-strevt, Str.uul, where the Books may be seen by those who arc inclined to support this Charity, and where the Society meet on the first Wednesday in October neat. • • ROMATION. /AN. MONDAY, August Sd, .opatlisd. O W SEMI NARY fob , a Reined number of Pupils, ullin . a-Ruwi Islington, conducted by the Rt JOHN' EVANS, A.M. assi,:At in that Classieni end 31.1thenvnical ‘ Ilepattments •by his c, n, JOHN EVANS, late of, the Univer,ity of Edinborfh, Forty Gnintas per Annum. No Pmts.:nice. A room is fittcd up for young.men Aultinng their education, with an approprime. Library. Particular attention is paid to their comfort, t-ar morals, and their triprovetnent. Wit:reuse s made to Dr. Abraham Rees; King'i.road; Sir J. Perrint, flirt. and Co. Cornhill; .o.atley Cooper, 11. q. SprinE garden ; John Coope, £.q. Whitnhapel ; bkiists. 'lreacher zud Sans, Patertroster-rovr; Mr. liiiditch, Ludvt , ..hi . ;41Cihre. Idrosygnor - .Cbsser, and Co. Cornhi9; Moat r Co. 1. Swlthha's.:tne; and to Profs:tam Leslie and Ct burgh. See an Essay en Macs:lon, by the Rev,lTZtana,l4l; Fifth L'Alitiodi ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE win Gentkritan's Guide in hit Tour throw France, bk.inis. or Ys. board. TravePer's Guitle in Switzerload, Ss. boards, or 6s. Changes Grey or 11.:1 Tlafr on the Head or N';',..:,kers to a Brown or Black ; warranted perfectly innozcat, and to the.a permanent Cco-ur. Price ss. ID, 6 aa 1 0 acme ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP, tLe's Topography of Great liitatn, being, a complete ce:ry Coa 7t7 Jo England, WACI, and Soothed; 52 tax 0. 6‘l. ea:b, cr on floe nip, ed. •.• Any CcantT may be bad separately. Prepared by a new process, which f: sea it from all irrit sting qualities, removes Freckles, Redness, and hardness froi,. the Sian, prevents its Clapping, anduuk.es it soft, white, and even. Price is. the squat., and prepared with Naples Soap, for Shav ing, price 94. is. and is. 64. each. Sold by James Atkinson, Perfunits, No. 44, Gerrard-street, Soho-square: and by most rertmaers and 11.4 . e.-4rsusers In Tqwn and Country. UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, T‘oll ?NZ SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOWHILL, LONDON. tiir was ptraile , l, in aro. rite 14s. boards, A s; . ,,,jUEL to an ESSAY on the YELLOW FE VEII; principally intended to pray; by ticootestablt tasacli.-eFanint dwunients, that the fever, %tam, or halrria,'..lno exhume as a distinct, or a Ccmtagie-is Disease. faIIIVARD NATHANIEL BANCROFT, 31. D. No di the Royal Collage of Physicians, rh,.siciata to the tnnY, and late Physician pa t3t. George's Hospital. lacias Printed for John CaJaw, Medical Hnolueller, 10, esacnint , Pr!no.a.street, Soho. This day was published, Tsie. Widen, with eomsiderable Additions, in Throe To r .ffics, ilmo. price 165."641. boards, T 1: 'AVE on the DISORDERS of CHILD .cd :SAN. GESIENT of IN zw.;zis, trona thi ti. n. L. , Domestic Use. E) "CFIIEL VICID7ItIVOOI3, yd. A. 7-.:.r111 Highness dos Pri.lcess of Wales, &e. &c. F.t - e•ci for John Callow ) Afedlial Bookseller, IA *mom; au:.;i-street, Soho. byte ntc Author, the Third Edition, revised and coil. ratJ, price 6s. bands, - hr, t.ats ecrtaining a Treatise upon Vleers of the ler,: Temours, the I•Citar--ary Ainetas, sad laws IP: I W ox.en , Ste. Lately published, is J. C)...see. EAlteS %olden tuldtett-cinat - Ttfollias- W4.o.'it, Is. 6d. tt-tEetond i•!slitionovith Additions, pit tot the RECOVERY and PatIi'SERVA VON at HEALTH. P Riptide's:we lean pate', and dainty bita * :4+4.14 bat banker out the %vita !" SHivamais. 9 emery Corplrsc7. By . W. Wadd, Member t`-e Batlt Co rp at Surgeons. Med itslition, with Addl.. say -nee 51 h4sth. & Observations en Indigestion. 7lat Fourth ddskiens, by Dr. Simko, prite a. dd. I A ee:He to TitaltLatd Lens Lite. By Lem• - zt Cornlro, a Reedia, wSo tr auceding w t!le roles herein described, atirel 2 deolitstcd constivadon ruined health and activity Imo= ate, m 1 d. :Ursa ILA to be the pleasant season dfft.lssp yriN is. f. iancr, 23. & Xi - m=lm of fie:-al Diet. 12tito. Kowa, Is. dd. &la Itnuy an l'igiarn en from Animal Food a. a Moral ry Joz T h RitsJa. evo. boards, 4s. I.lll,at's GuiZe llin,A; or Advice to Youth of both Sou 12me. a. tid. E INFALI.IBLI: PREVENTIVE. discovered T in 1764, by f.ra SATtICEI. IL% XNAY, Bart. M.P. aLi 53 rot expnienee throughwit the Navy, and in all the bit and CLaisani in the worli, ha. rroved to be the only tied: fz the ie!.. - .11110 rreventlnt Of: (than' Disease, bares to he seta as to :al, ray Phillips, I looL Paler, LA, lid: Streik-am:et, t:te Opera-lLna.;e, in the tr.thion. Pints Ili. 114; ditto Ls. t„%tarts Y 23.— . ..Itlf not admin.& Sri:MITES on .V;TOR NIES, Barristers, k Parts at 7t. ed. re 4 1, or 'Cwo Guineas the ,`.ems, 114 t , :°%':. Al:, (henry's I :jBlll 'C/)a of 'TA I LORS,. a nava. MADE in TING of GaruLnts; tne Ildf a Gif.rwa, tonad—c.ta oily be had as P7.7.7E,1771 , 7 WASH, or the above Books, 14 2 :; or :.broad, prop:rly packed, in retinni "`'"fr•Zzt - f 1 4as c: and , :he chang:, if any, 1311 : 1 ::•:4 ig the cr Letters not ad- ct‘ToN ON DEI3 p '4l7 ' r jito . ..ohrd price 3 . t. od. a New Fatties , ' of RAC7I',3I. OESS aVA:rIONS on the DEBI .:117F411:172 ar.d contracee, c'tae GENERATIVE ' 3l Nicf L2l; :exec; icehttlicg Remarks on Monism, Se- Ncf.tnrnallin?sskr,a, Meets, Taboo Do:soli., tc. fit. with the 'flattry of (it-iteration. Zj T. :J. CATON, fiurvon, et, Nrwcastk-stret.t, Strand ; ??Etals ef •-• :e, , hri.e.st- L'il:e.l I • ~ 14 : 4011 Ir.G.&»; .::tats of St. Tio.luai's sod Guy's. 7A, Lant'...ard-street, Landon. AllO, - an:. Cutaneous Diseases, retaale 54. Ou r On the Von:real Disease, Sa A 81 3 11',1T of VINECMR, (the origin t... 2 Of air. II RN RY, and brought by his sucessive to tb.,:Lzil,st perf,:ctina) ccntinswe to be prepared " 4 !Jct. Manufacturiag Chen , ist s,b4 an elteste.r. Ire , ' lerfum-d Liquor is a cotr.round of higUy g aters.r.a, VI. tre 'wnli the most rleartnt Aro:nada and ~ . .taeptlcs. Its pungent ( Mout atilpts a for afford dze. ; and renders it p00ch ;...-cf.7,4-4 or ht.att row:a, ar.e in the close apart. • it uouta:• - ltio, aiso; the sprea,: ntactrated * . e cs 2;4! Scaritt Fevers, are:alio:b.:, infix:lays ananztic SFirit 0 Vitte.7tr :Ali be erported withaet t• ;:ut it is rinicniar'y . uate , -L * 4 -yr. As, tr...;.; E reps. lferior p 41 7 r 4 : , 3^tes, thr rblit at' Ta r r •_ • Oils , •f ' 1 th , ) , . prof. cs. t "h. . . • , • s.. . . ere engraver! on !be tAnap., ' by 11ay1•.7 an..l Blew, ('"cksjn.r-street, 403 nutboriabd by t. 1,;., I ropr.ctorß), is •P. WL!r. , si.ty be 124‘1, Sponge Box. • t 11.7-1 Id2.c.r. 1 . , 1 Ivlte.ts act; Ila Wee bar; ~! FR ti• '7rX+l k 7, .c C . , C. N • __ 4 . .. , Rohß. A lantTd Sp„ G tau, • ' •..... . . .. TO TAR won/wit AND INDt PINDENT . rts ts tees' es. 4- CRITIC IL . SOCIETY for the DISCHARGE and It F.LIEF of PERSONS OF THE BOROUGH or GMAT TARIM:OIs IMPRISONED for SMALL DEBTS. den, Silk rdercers and Iris. Gmeirrture, ", •ee--Eicardo's Craven-street, Strand, August 5, 1818. jeaty, her Royal Highness th, -Birkbeck's B ENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST RE the Royal Family.—Y. Rolm, "iii have been pleased,ty a most numeromsand , System at PORT, viz.: . .4%, ~ D. the Royal Family, Nobility, and . ‘nectable IJernitatlon, to invite Inc to e'er myself a emoire— patronage to the late Firm, and hop `ATE for the honour of tepresenting you in PIP.. Mathew. Winter, F.sq. per Secretary , - A. 22 0 funtre commands to the present, whi,.. , Wyndham Knatchbull, Esq. per ditto - A. 1 1 0 't, wiqa that imitation Ido not hesitate to colnpiri % 1.111.. merit by a strict attention to have eve H. P. Boyce, Esq. - - A. '2 2 0 „ the best quality, and of the newest and most. ,ortunities -occurred during the late Contest of - r. Eiden - ' A. 12 v Tissues Satinr, and Velauts,plain and figured, , you r,-.y political tenth:tents, that it it ee.:.it Mrs. Creyke, Royal Naval Hospital, Plymouth 1 1 0 silk_ and! s Nets of cnparior quality; Damasks, 'at th.nn. I cannot, however, refrain (rein Mrs. Goodwin - - - 0 0 evory fashionable artiolt for Funiture Fam M ilu Mrs. Barker - - `ur k;r.dness succeed In placing me in the ; 0 0 ~ y dime:ores, Bornbanens, Crapes, Italian Gasses, rich b. -t. P. Brunton - . t 1 0 la I now asidre, you shall find in me, the/ peil Treasurer Woburn,' for Gentieme.n's wear, /cc. Z. Ramsgate - 10 0 0 - - - i 0 0 CAUTION. of a Dividend on Mrs. Jackson's Legacy, per riIHE eatznsive demand for the following Attics. r counitutional !Jetts which were runt, rto eq. Executor - - 4 IS 6 O -1- having occasioned numerous imitations, the Pattie are re- my Brother at the last Election: fT. M. Phillips,r-'l. de"'" cd - . 3 3 spectfullt informed that the genuine has the_Sigruttare and Ad- 'ch I continue to receive, 87C be- A. 1 1 0 dress of the Proprietor on the Label t yo, ‘ctaticra, and inch a' I tr-it fret-box - - - 10 0 0 ATKINSON'S FLUID SAM -1 0 0 For the Growth of the „Hair, founded on a discovery of the Ain. nets which have given rise ° a )Iweases which occasion baldneut it prevents the hair falling of 're tUr• n. we the hooter of pay:sag ' ; 447 " or turning grey, and where talJns, has aireael taken place, my respect in ibe mean timb ''''' either from illness, perspiration, change of climate, or heredite: f , 11. Itmen, from various Prisons 50 8 causes, it will restore it to its original strong tb and thizhnors. *. Ycur met ; S-:: rant, '8334 19 Der: enable references to this fact are given in a Pamphlet en- Ldndon, Angulit 10, 'ROE ANSON. Petitioners; Ap- closed round each Bottle. It also frees the Hair from scurf, ---- • . lacracters 3 Pe- makes it soft and glossy as silk, and keeps it in curl during exec- (IN. MONN.I.DAY, the SEIVII . else in dancing or walking, or in damp weather. I'rice 3s. Gd. %.1 `oho Camden Welk!, Esq. the a Bottle. NARY fa a Retina 4utlin's-Rowilslirgton, conducted fry the Rt M. assiited 'so by Messrs. }Terries, Far- ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE `tars. lloares, Fleet-street; Changes Grey or Rad Harr on the Head or V.''.... en ..ke to a hi 4311 Ch"icri °lid 3Uilien"'- his scrt, . .M% late of, t... aborfh, 'ombard-street ; Messrs. Brown or Black ; warranted perfectly inr.azent, and to .sho.it JOIIN EVANS, A Forty G •Annum. N 1 pintas per o . fit ted '5-cross • h:essts. Dor- permanent Colour. Price r.s. 10.. 61. and 01: Gunn nnenleys,Pall-mall; A'TKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP, tip for youngmen finiefing their edema. 'Mt.' Library. , their Particular improvement. it lar attention is paid to ' and by the Secre- Prepared by a new process, which frees it from all irrit sting .. Peterence made to Dr. Abraham Rees, Ea Books may he qualities, removes Freckles, Rosiness, and hardness from the morals, tad tin, and where Skin, prevents its Chapping, anduuk.es it soft, white, and even. Reference - neat. Peke Is. the square, and prepared with Naples Soap, for Slav- Pcrring, Bart. and Co. Cornhill; Aetley Coopet Mg, price 9d. is. and is. Gil. each garden ; John Coop!, Esq. Whitechapel ; Messrs. , . Sans Pa•ernosta-nowt Mr. ililditch Ludgitt.hi 91 Sold by James Atkinson Perfumer, No. 44, Gerrard-street , ' , . t • . i..' .Grosvepor,.Cbaser, and Co. tombel; most r -, Soho-square: and by most Perfumers and 'Lie-dressers in - . . , . . within s-tane; and to Profusion Leslie and Ck - . Town and Country. burgh. See an Essay on Sducation, by the Rev;.?r*tailiii A.. DR. JAMES'S POWDER AND ANALEPTIC PILLS, Fifth Edition, ' ~ . • ' *Pa P lifetime, EPAIIED exa4tly as in Dr. James s by ------s TO THE EDITOR OP THE STAR ...k .. . FRANCIS NEW BR% I,the only person livir.g who was ad ........... ltted to be present with him at the process of his Fever Pow- . . . t and the sole depositEß of the secrets in his hand-writing, SIR-- At this leisure time of the year, you may `were delivered to Mr. Newbery when heiturchased and Fel Imps be able tO dernte a part of your 'Paper tO .poilt egular assignment of half the property.— fuse facts ale out to your Iteadess the care and caution that should - verified by the chemical analysis of Mr. I,4esser • 1 Mr. Accom, who severally ascertained the perfect be used by them in all cases where it is necesutry fey - / ',e two Powders • and that, to the satisfaction of the them to consult with. Professional Men in the ciiir..ozal ',le Medical Powders; whose extensive orders Mr. -or acquirement of their prOperty, and in the manage- _ ues to supply. merit of their.aErairs. I shall, therefore, without tur . nent the Public will be convinced that the tu e er cc,,nnient, quota, on this subject, the preface to G. G. James, " that the Comycsitions so• spurious,' is a gross cliumny, conve7it ga d „ ' . Skop/lard:3 Touchstot4c gf7Comitune Assurances.--I arq, njury even against his Grandfather, lir. Sir, your obedient servant, REwAite. " Calling to mind (says that great writer) that the corrmon as induce a belief, that :Ir. Newbery, serums and conveyancrs of the kioniona (whereupon die what was merely an agent to his Family ; Estates, and censequently the liv.lihood,s of very many depend,) soprietor in a conc:-rn is a princi- are matters of -crud inspertanret, and that concern most truce avent. and that ti...r.fore the Legal Lansing thereof mart need' .hi of ',at Tr. James's Powder end great and daliy use. A7O eanairlainst e 9114 the4nischletarith'g d his Sorts, aro tbolaal.P.o- every who re by the rah adventures of tnnery ignorant re t. 7., • . -a.,..xcLix7:7-0T Mr. that rtralsite so mach in these wekinginattet.„ there brinfnaw .0, * the rarirl 7:Vine- - almut id' every Parth erl ...1c1.:-A7....0 v 4 vet See bent. gl? 2-ss. . . indoit,-,1),.rr• • tiiarAttcrt:2;, rsn'eilltet -Teit lte.ta:/..7, or a k.tirn • 'ants, 1::0, °afore- Scrisencr,that may perint,rshave owneJawbcoka in trurfr boatel, or-str. et. but never read mere hut than s on the backside of T.irl.tcrt,Ar lir. NlNTaglnr's an ignorant Vicar, or It nap 'he a hioet-meith, e.7ri:,:c.,.. r 8• weaver, that have no more limas of Loy le their Leasesnt. than they have law in limit b..auls„ awl yet as ::at a:4; ;,Liei ...,very at- if re rill balm estinselock end' to indzo of a cenvel In.._ ,- laaat de. and by the kith's of. Law (ef ail which they are ism:m.l;4) MI determine of the strmil and goodness of a tin,: or mate airs,: ail -pro- made, or to make a contrey.tree or transfer, the propetty. iti Sin. things from man to man, as the mom learned and best Cem4,fr ir for of them all; and therefore undertake with great ton,b‘leus'e, and dispatch, without a..':y scruple,"any bilsiness whatsoever' elk fend to that hands; wheyein tiny deal with men in their istat, I, many that arc called physician, (but is truth empiric') &A la mon In their bodieS—(an er.2.,4-ler ge coruil.verf,n rf ht.l4.' et.) lion' the: came to this their ;opposed dexterity stag a Irwin; tenet thit saying be faire, rtessinc:Lii.r...oe. • ',the' it must. be born with them, or tittl Moil bir, -fa . 0, cc diey rnattmot have It at ail. Bet if they .wi,ll h.tvc good precedents, I will tell thorn that e &v.,' -at be es err?! et* &jar* 'sf Metall-Ely ..! e:e 'Ms, ' :ieeAerie thetls SO canary Isaiah a mast efift $41.1 r .4 V the rules of law, no more than a 1.7.. a F.., as to make n derieanee estate and con v'e apese for seine est per twitter mire, as the is for aught I know, may a MAD bean medicines only, that 'reser mad 46‘11p:Iti 1 such men be able eonveyaneers by aver read so much at the maxims (en. at us orrioNis, for n.y fart, ,L con scarce look into a title or e weight, wherehl I cannot estions, than 1 am oble tp • 'are men have gotten the 'el it is to scelow aide • 1 are sought pato sad oft times In grkl.tcr ,t the weistance'of 's not foehick of w, for there ii thatcm:play \t. it caved) ..f: times - oar..e of ,:trze. A 8. --I' Irlik. To Tmt, Lttns, Enixaraott, and all Parts of the North. - Four Inside Coaches, the best Horses, and keep excellent Time. DR. JAMES'S POWDER AND ANALEPTIC PILLS , DiREPAItED exa4tly as in Dr. James's lifetime, by FRANCIS NEW lit% I, the only person living who was ad rnitted to be present with him at the process of his Fever Pow der; and the sol•deposttEß of the secrets in his hand-writing, which were delivered to Mr. Xewbery when he purchased and had a regular assignment of half the property.—Taet, facts ale moreover verified by the chemical analysis of Mr. .Y4tiessor Brawls and Mr. decant, who severally ascertained the perfect identity of the two Puwders • and that, to the satisfaction of thr moit r.:spectable Medical iodic', whose extcruive orders Mr. N•wbery continues to supply. By B. NV. MOUNTAIN and Co. rrHE following Post-Coaches, Mail-Coaches, &c. A. set out from the SARACEN's HEAD INN, Snow-hill: The I:3IPIRE, a Ncw LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one night on the road, carrying four Insides and four Outsides, sets out every day at one e'clock, arrives at Liverpool next vening at sinrittlock, by cra)- of Dunstable, Woburn, Lathburf, Northamp ten, AVelfttrd, Lutterworth, litackley, Atherstone, Litchfield, *au, hugely, NeWeastle, Knutsford, Warrington, and Prescot. - - - SOUTIIA.IIPTON, Lymington, Winchester, and Basing stoke new Four Inside Coach, at half-past seven o'clock in the morMag, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, by five ledock. Till, is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Itlaltx.'s, Havre de Grace, Cherbourg, etc. From this statement the Public will be convinced that the assertion of Mr. li. G. G. James, " that the Compealtions so by !Fr. Newbury arc spurious," is a gross cllumny, conve7it g a charge of Fraud and Perjury even against his Grandfather, Dr. James himself. Mrs James is anziots to induce a belief, that :Ir. Newberg, as Vender of the Medicines, was merely an agent to his Finiily ; -but every one knows, that a Proprietor iu a conc:_rn is a princi pal, and•that a principal is not an anent. Mr. Newbury pledges himself that Dr.• James Powder and Analeptie Fills, prepared by him and his Sons, ere the-nal-Pa:- undies, as invented by Dr. James. WT 1 Ji r. Thegjoysoid by F. Nasrbcriand Sons, the Wire house, No. IS, St. Plnrs Choreldrsid, toadoit,lMlPlcttrrnse. Erect, Dublin, and by their Agents, Mr. Sant_r, Otrori street, sad ltayley and Blcw, Cockspla-str..et. a.".? Purchasers will C2l efulli observe, that Mr. NEWIEILY'S name is en raved in all :au 'turps. Wellington, and Renal Post-Coach, ovary evening, at sve cielock.—Guirded. WILY' OUTH, Dorchester, Blandord, Salisbury, Andover and :Basingstoke new Post-Coach, every atteraGon. The Wey =oath packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, &. &c. SXDTER, Plymouth, Weymouth,, Dorchester, Fa!month, Durtnionth, - and Salisbury new PostsCoady elegy m.ee tt * seven o'clock, through Honiton, Aastginster;Bridpurr, Bland ford, Basingstoke, and Bigshot. - _ BOSTON, Spaldieg, Peterborongh, Stilton, and ilitatingdon Royal Mail-Coach, arta out every evening to Spilky, Louth, Grimsby, and 'lull. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chip penham, Caine, and hlarlborough, every afternoon ; anive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn , _ Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Swan, Beistol, next morning. Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, i4lllnOC. Exeter, Plymouth, &e. LEIWS new Light Coach, called the Rotklugham, sets out every morning; carries Pour Insides only. and goes n markably easy, with a Guard throuzhz.ut pules through Stamford, Newark Retford, Doncaster , and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next morning. Notwithstanding the uncommon . expedition of this Coacb, it b allowed to be t;,e most agreeable and cotoplete conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in AccomsuocLation by any other. GLASGOW, Longtown ' Gretna-Green, Ancan, Dumfries, Drramhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Cutnnock, Kingbv:cll, and all Pats of Scotland, a Post-Coach, (Daily). YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Surderbod,' New etude, and Edinburgh new Four laside Coach, with a Guard thr.mghout ; sets out every morning at eight o'clock, by way of Ne wart, Tadcaster, Ektri:ltton, Korthallerton, Dur ham, Morpetis, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued horn the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any additional fire. A 11.1..80 Ro - uci 11, Swindon, it amtbury, Hungerlord, and Newbury PGA-Coach, at wren in the morning. BA I Tic:I:NORTH and Walull tww err/ eyentag. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaver, Y'our Linde Foil- Coacia, and a paard all the way. Passes through Brough, pit hy, Greatabridge, liichmcmd, Catterick, floroughritl7,e, tbrrford,lloncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every morn. ing, and peaorrns tame journey with the greatest facility. .Paaa-n -geri detained on the road by business, or Omura, have the pecu liar advantage of their seats being stew in the next Coach. ICL X DAL, Lancaster, Proton, Xirby-Lonsdale, :totter, Clarity, Ormskirk, and Gamins Post:-Coadies, every afternoon, at !ive c'tlock—Gsarded. LI VERI'OOL. Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Llteh.; field Post-Coach, called Royal Ddiance, every evening, affive o'clock, to the Saracen's Head lan., Dale-street. Liverpool— Guarded throughout. CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurth, Tarporia7, Nantwich, Northwich, and bliddlewich Post-Cla.ah every evening, at five clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, ne-.v Coach, ever? morning, to the George Inn Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Win slow, Congltten, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolverhampton Pon-Coach, cvtay afternoon—Guarded. SIIEFFI ELL) and Rotherham Po ,t-Coach, called the Rock ingham, every morning. BIRMINGHAM Post-Coach, with a Guard, sets out every afternoon, and reaches Birmingham ne.:it day at noon. Passes by Daventry, Towcester, Leamington, and Warwick, to the Saracen's }had, Bull-street, Birminham. Northcave, llowden, Thorn, and Doncaster Post teach, every Morning, at half--past Six, to the Cross Kays,biar ket-eace, Ifnll. e •LOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate Cant Faversham, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud new P . , morning, nom, and night. HERTFORD, Ware, Hodeadon, and Cheshunt Cw morning. TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Cosa (daily), at two, at free, and at eight o'clock. WANONIL To ITcrel Urtnrstead, Watford. and Stantoore.3 times swank. DS% &odes, Bungay„Bury, and all pirta of Sao*, every Monday. • . ••-- Cirencester, Ahlogdon, Henley, Mita, and Gloucester► three limes W. MOUNTAIN and Co. reaps:dully aw.qualut their Frieods azd the Public, that they will not be ueountable for any Pascal; Passer.pre -Luggage, Writinp, Plate, Pte. of morethan. Five; Pound* oie, if loat,atolea or lk i iimeed. wee erod a• inch t.-Aurtvioit yid sacoidittgiyv is tie Slearsee 11. d, 31:Cw-idil, a 1; - HEALTH is so great a likssing, that cvery at- L.mpt dire;tcd towards its preservation, must ut lust de. serve some small share of public approbotion. The rank which Messrs.CUC.ltlCandCo. hold in their pro- fession as :slemb:ra of the Royal of . London and Edin burgh, formerly in his Afajeaty's service, cbrobined wir:h their well-known &kill and txperience in tht Treatment and Cure of a few reigning Compkints, entitles them to the greatast confi dence, and a decided preference over ail other Practitioners. In the course of 30 years successful practice in this ;,Metropolis, Messrs. Currie and Co. have been enabled to . tr ake many v . duable discovet:es ae..l important improvements in the Tr ~.troent ts:d Cure of Venereal onmlaines, Nervous Relaxadims and Debi lity, Strictures of the Urethra, her. ily their sapurior ;len oftreatment, Strictures, of however loo„ 'eta:l4ll:g, ur of the most inveterate kind, are speedily Lnd perrav-t - eerod. Messrs. Currie and Co. cf:er their ast:stanc. In all C 11.12, of Venereal Infection, and in every complaint of I)ei whether arising from the iaateatiim of a cettais estotritetive habi., 1411 g residence in warm climates, free or any other cause, pro ducing al deficiency of manly vigeut. Messrs. Ctarie and Co. may be consulted by Patients of either Sex, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and b:mour, .at their house, No. 107, flatton.gerd...4l, where Cat tiikates end Toni raoxiais ere to b: seta.. The terms of re:Amu:ration are plai.dy• s...nted on the fast interview. Letters front thr country, enclado: s Dank of Ir_azland Note, will be duly ant:ten:l, and the al:ceivary filedincs and advice sent to all parts 41 the. liiggdo:o.—..ifatton-Garden. THE EXCISEMEN AND TliE SMUGGLERS. ON the rough C...rni511 caa..:, where the briny sea &ood two ar 4.:t, ee Sintr"lan pervading (laves, Thl share, and ttay watch% for thPir bast front the waves, T.) shy; tee contents of their tradiug. It was night--and the s.nal agreed an was this— Your lights they should place, rich and lail'ir, On Os shore, ;bat the brat might her harbour not miss, Bat silently stets! to their light. Two Custom-houso ONle.rs heard of their prop, And thoeiht that their' own they world make it They armed themselves wn, and they hastened away-s. Determined to perish or take it. But era they Sallle nigh where the Snsugzlers were. 'lLair ears were assailed by a helloa, That cant, front aboard of the boat that did wear verrnear them, and seenaiul them to follow. • Tae. Sinunlera on board out the boat to the share Expecting th:it onawalcs to :swot them ; But the boots thz:the Custom-house °Meets wore • Were so bright, they completely did cheat diem ' Those hsmts, on which Warren's Ad 'Rd.:king had set A.poiish unrivalled and grand, Darted forth such a light from their black-h.:rinsing jet, They supposed 'twas the signal to land. The Mears saw Warren's 11114ing's erect, And boarded the boat in an Maar*: When, to! Waaave's flack did their Gees react, , And they made then nog further resistance. Each smuggler's face in the boots was display'd, And they thought that at least a full score Of Excisemen were thers—they surrendet'd afraid, Se'ode'd by the :doom ,Isto blots her:: ! The above truly inestimable BL.ICK I NG is prepared by s2vwz. (.121-a No. 30, Strand, London; Aiad anid by most Root-maktri, (iroctga. iimnt.3nrers, Pn luakbra, l'erfurnera, eke. in evary To•.vn iv the Wogdons. in .i:ane 1;0tt!..:.4 6d. Mi. and iPd. rarh. IL D. AA fig W 4 Ithal'3 Llackinl. TO TriEEDITOR. OP .T 111: STAR. . . . SIR--At thi e leisure time of the year, you may pethaps be able tOdevnte a part of your Paper to Fora out to your Iteadcra the care and caution that shquld be used by them in all cases where it is neceuary . fos them to consult with Professional Men in the dlipAacal, acquirement of their prOperty, and in the manage merit of their.aCairs. I shall, therefore, without tur ther ccAnnient, quota, on this subject, the preface to AcpLard's Touchstone Veva:Mom Aqurances.—l am, Sir, your obedient serraitt, 13EA-Atte. " Calling to mind (says that great writer) that the common as surances and conveyancrs of the kingdom (whereupon Cie where Estates, and consequently the liv..lihood_,s of very many depend.) are matters of - creak inspertartrn, and that concern most isucc and that ti...n.fure the !tail Laming thereof =hut needs .M wt great and daily use. d^¢Lans,i4laing "104 the "e h i e fociii;3 every win re by the rah adventures of mntiry ignorant re t. 7,, that mad4li so touch in thew weighty inatte - v, there be infnave .almr.st id' every r.4ty vet ccs.fitient„ T r? u;. tliarAttcrrl?;, (n . eilltet or a l oaf Scrieencr, that may perlia;ss have innurJawteolts in :heir 'noises, but never read mere latr than s on the backride of T.irl .torw an igaorrit Vicar, or It teeny he a bAse%ntitit, elf weaver, that have no roue beoks of Loy lies their Lass". 49 than they have law in choir h,uuls„ awl yet as ::?•.• a;:ol ;sties if pi' viU baiete eataselsek Hahne to jthlge of a ecnrey and by the hides of. Law (of all which they are ignorant) %I determine of the 54mi:hand goodness of a title or mate aln,. .:4‘ made, or to make a conveyance or transfer, the propcity• things from manly man, u the most Learned and best Cg fade for of them all; and therefore undertake with great r.onlideist'o, and dispatch, witisoat aay scruple,"any hddness whatsocvcr tit fired to thiir hands; whetein they deal with men in their meat. % as many that arc called physicians (but is truth empiric') 4 , ;.1 with men la titer bodieS—(an er.2.,4aler Vie conativiff,o dexterity tu,il • is a wevler ; cacrpt that tali:4 be f.IQ, tiles. richly it must be Urn with them, or they mud by c4,l2Citi42, or eltiyilaattXot have It at ail. Let if they.eall tea nee diey have good precedents, I wit; tell them that it & v.,' eamesanetr must be as trefl al* k judge sf tkevaliZty !e:e end priatiiiierralatoeshis deal, 41 Cantley (which a Mall ea. reeves tio ...41.1•411 knowlestga of the rules of law, no more than a 1.7444 tan can judge of eoloury, as to make; de"iiseise estate and con ve-•aira by a good precedent ; for mire e* per cai"sas wipe, as the sopber speaks. And as well, for aught I know, may a MAD be an titysician by certain medicines only, that ueser read grourds of physic, as such men be able conveyamers by their precedents only, that never read so much at the maxims of law, nuEsios idms rat in 01101:Nil, for niy part, A most ingenuously yraess, that I. can scarce look into a tide or middle with a conveyance of any weight, wherein I earmeit make and move more doubts and questions, than 1 len able tp resalve and mutter; and therefor: these men have gotten the start of Me much. And yet much marvel it is to ice tow did' ennirics a the law (if I may so rail these) ate sought motto toad ma 1e hse of. and that not only in lesser, hut oft times in greater and mere weighty businesses, and dia.: without the atOirtance'of any others more able and sufficient, the which is not for lack of upportunit y of finding more 1.-... rued men in the law, for there ii solficieut store of them in cX nor do dice,: that emrlay these empiric/ of the law always save (if tivy Wok It se...red) money hereby ; for besides the great 'nisei:let which Is of: times done tbeanselees by the unskilfulness of thew works:len, tense of them by mum of their much ctenom are grown more charges able than an ordinary eminsellor, whose fee is certain and knonn. " But or these einpirics of the law and those that make use of them, I might say, as soot? time our blessed Saviour said, " lee them alone, the blind heelers of the blind." !howbeit, Wig now called (as I concave) Heresies, l chuse rather to admonish them, and to tell the fir,t r.rt, that I conceive. ;hem to he usurpers upon, and intruders into other nietereallings, and that they thrust their sickles into othey metes harvest, and that they have nor yes Ira:veal that rule of divinity, abide in the calling wherein they ars called, hut exercise themselves hi tbi.:gs too high for them; nor ye.; have they learned this, ne sotto us e s eteAlatts, let not the cooler go beyond his last. " But if you will say to me, that' thete men do their work well, and their work cloth auceeed well; 1 will say to you, that the blind may happily hit the mark ; and it may fall out that sometimes they eio thAr word well, and it doth Succeed well, but of: times woeful experience sheweth the contrary, and tit, a many wen /tore been muck n is tkkvcd retry taw by the ietwa.t.e of these meta, besides that the subject matter of th.! law is tome_ what transcendent, and too high for ordinary capacities: the manner of putties of cases is au concise, the dints:olio/as andglif ferences of law are so many, that it Is hard for, any rizan..not well read in the leave in general, to judge or mate use of iny part of them in particular, and rightly and fully to appettitd and apply the thiues herein set forth; and therefore I dare net advise men to rest alusgeiber heneupon, eure an I forbear to telt th:Li that is is very danserotis so to du. But my aim and cads being also the uses and commodities I expect and hook after from this work, are first of all that such men, before spoken of,.may see by the view of :he induilemarlity of idea, slaty and questions, as touching these matters; discovering saso .ao maul bye ways wherein men conirtraant therein May walk,kor much there goes to in :king up of an able cOnveyaneeri arfd ettij it is not so easy a matter to judpe of a title, .plesthifeleirigilits • tv.44,e these cotostvoa asoseasiontrt.tarn or, and that, ti-cre ;ore, men laiur. na 44 .oallffigi& *osse and others Iterilr.'