Star. — London, England, 1805-03-21 00:00:00

'orm Frei do LONDON GAZETTR, MARCH 19. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ORDNANCE-OTrlce, MARCH 18. Corps of Royal Engineers. Lientesant-General Alexander Mercer to be Colonel-Cont- mordant. Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin Hater to be Colonel, vice Mercer. Brevet Major John Humfrey to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Fidler. Second Captain Charles Lefebure to be Captain, vice Humfrey. Fie* Lieutenant Charles Palley to be Second Captain, vice Lefe bure. Seec;nd Lieutenant John Spencer to be Firft Licutenant,vice Paley. Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Nepean to be ColoneL Brevet Major Robert D'Arey to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Wynn. Second Captain Philip Hughes to be Captain, vier D'Arey. Firft Lieutenant Henry Goldfinch to be Second Captain, vice Hughes. Second Lieutenant John A. Williams to be Heft Lieuter.ant. vice Goldfinch. Brevet Major George Bridges to be Lieutenant Colonel. Second Captain Howard Elphit.ttone to he Captain, vice Bridges. Filet Lieutenant James R. Arnold to be Second Captain, rice Elphinftone. Second Lieutenant Cbarles Boothby to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Arnold. Brevet Major Samuel J. Dickens to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Second Captain Elias Durnford to be Ceptain vice Dickens. Firft Lieutenant John F. Burgoyne to be Second C..ptaiu, vice Dumford. Second Lieutenant Edward' Parker to be Firit Lieutenant, vice Burgoyne. Second Captain George Whitmore to be Captain. Fite Lieutenant Benjamin Marlow to be Second Captain, Vice Whitmore. Second Lieutenant William Holloway to be Fiat Lieutenant, vice Marlow. Second Captain Frederick Thackeray to be Captain. Firft Lieutenant Join. T. Junes to be Second Captain, vice Tbte keray. Second Lieutenant Richard Bottler to be Fink Lieutenant, Vice Jones. Second Captain Henry Anderfon Mead to Ire Captain. Firit Lieutenant Gtorge Dyfon to be Second Captain, vice Ander fon Second Lieutenant Conftandne D'Arey to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Dyfon. Second Captain John F. Birch to he Captain. Flit Lieutenant George Cardew to be Second Captain, vice Birch. Second Lieutenant Henry Vavalour to be Fiat Lieutenant, vice Cardew. Firft Lieutenant MTliain Goff, t to be Second Catrain. Second Lieutenant Edmund Muleaitcr to be Fait Lieutenant, vice Gee. I'L& Lieutenant Wiliam Bennett to he Second Captain. Second Lieutenant Matthew Stewart to be Firit Lieutenant, vice Bennett. Firft Lieutenant Pet,r Fatton to he Second Captain. Second Lieutenant Samuel Roinilly to be Fiat Lieutenant, vice Patton. Flrit Lkutenant George Role to be Second Captain. Second Lieutenant William Payne to be ail lieutenant, vice Rola Second Lieutenant George Graydon to be Firit Lieutenant. Secencil.ieutenant Cavalie Merer to be fitft lieutenant. Second lieutenant Alexander Frazer to be Fiat Lieutenant. Second Lieutenant Sebaltian Diekinfon to be Firit Lieutenant. Second Lieutenant Robert Thomfon to be Firlt Lieutenant. All dated March 1, 1805. Commiaions figncti by tl:e Lord Lieutenant of the County of Dtr:)y. ' Alfieton Company of Vollinteer Infantry. John era'', Hall, HT to be Captain Commandant. ilbam Wilion, G,,nt to be Licutenant. John Brown, Geut. to be Lieutenant. Dated March 1 , iSzs. harks Lowe, Gent. to be EnEgn. Deed March 9, 'Pentridge and Codrne Park Volunteer Infantry. John Turton, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated March 9, ans. Tib(belf, Morton, Blackwell, and Pinxton Company of Volunteer Infantry. . . Jan Robert Sharpe, Ely. to C: plain Commandant. John Cot.e. Gent. to Le I.kercaant. Iliam Downing, Gent, to be Enflgn. Dated March 12, 18:4. likeflon Company tt: Volunteer Infantry. James Potter, Efq to be Captain Commandant. • Samuel Cocker, Gout. to be Lieutenant. Richard Potter, Gent. to be Lnign. Dated Mt.rch it, tins. Commiaions in the Eaft lient Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Captain—.Edvtard Brome, F.fq. Dated Feb. 21, 1805. To be Lieutentnt,s—Henry Simmons, George Tintler, Peter Cook, and Henry Terry, Cents. Dated Jan. tt, ans. To be Entigns—John E. Spier, and William Reece, Gents. Dated January tr, tilos. Thomas Armitage, Gent. Dated Feb. 21,180.5. CommiXons in the Herefordlhire Militia, figned by • the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant Colonel George Cornwall to be Colonel, vice the Earl of Effes, reigned. Dated Feb. 25, eBO5. Major Thomas Foley to be Lieutenant Colonel, vioe Cornewall, promoted. Dated March 14, 180,5. Second Major John Berington to be Firit Major, vice Foley, pro• mated. Dated as above. J. C. Greenfield, Gent. to bc Fnlign. Dated Feb. 1, 1805. CommaiGon in the Royal Regiment of Devon and Cornwall Miners, figned by the Lord Warden.— Dated Match 8, t Bos. James Hull, Efq. to be Captain, vice W. Staekhoufe, reigned. I Ire ''""'"""t to be coundered as meaning ails of charier, all the THE CORSICAN DOCTOR. crinfequences mue follow ; but, if the Tetiatriz. —4— meant to go beyond this, ar.d give the Bifhop a die; IN TRUE •NACRIIONTICS cretion, not merely for his own benefit, but a difcre- - tion fe indefinite, that the Court could not stet upon Bank's a Beltoo's pleafure, it. then it came to the point, whether the Tellatrix To win proud Lbna's treafure; ' meant to create fuch a trot& ? Upon the whole of the Nor let the Spaniard's Riches Fill hill th' Ufurpa's breeches. cafe, his Lordfhip did not think fuch *as the i nten - , He'd beat us lingk-handed; lion of the reftatrix : he confidered that the words I . Yet Dons he has comniandal of the will were too indefinite, too vague, and too To fign a league offodive; uncertain, to create a trust in the Bifhop of Durham; Of Britons appreloinfire. and, therefore, he was of opinion, that the decree And Hagan-Mogan's orders, fhould be affirmed. The Bifhop of Durham was in To menace Albion's Borders; Court during the argument on Monday, but his Ligurian [amen toren; • • Scant tars now Gallia n ur f s . s . Lordfhip did not attend the judgment this y. da . . None face Jou N BULL on ocean ; He'd give them Mon a potiou-. ASSIZES. I Next Portugal he ftpiceses, ---- But fcarcc his craving cafes. The Affizes for Lincolnfhire yielded Co much bu- Swits friends he faithleb plunders; And thus by others thunders. finds, that the Judg e was d eta i ne d t h ere a d ay l ong- Neat robs he all the Latins f er than ordinary. Nor Vdpers minds, nor Matins. Thomas Alcough, charged by the Coroner's In- what his paw troopi are fickly, quell, on a view of the body of James Rawlinfon, To Hell hefends them quickly; then lying dead at Ledford, with felony and man- . To rave their food by death, Sir I I aug g hter, was found uilty. The death of Rawlin- NAPO Lao N fteps dui: breatit,Sk! Fit Prince for foini of PLOT% fon was occ-afioned by his challenging and fi g h t i ng . II Sou APAITt the Brum. the prifoner while they were both drunk ; but, in May he BM role thofe devils; countleration of the exemplary forbearance of the By poifoo cure their evils ! prifoner until the contlid commenced, he was fen. And fend each Game Imp, Sir! - tented only to pay a fine of one fhilling, and to be ' For Die, their Sire, to pimp. Sir ! imprifoned a week. Thief Hermes them will tither; No Gattie thief's a Mother. The indiftm ent againft Peter aft, for Sooting at At Orcus they, arriving, . and killing Robert Rimington, whilft (leafing tab- , undergo a thriving; bits (rem his warren, was thrown out by th e G ran d l Then flee to worfe than Hell, Sir; Jury. It then remained to try EaR on the verdid of No Dell with them will dwell, Sir ! the Inquefi on the body of the deceafed, but it was OF ""-- 'I-- CIIIRER• e found to be fo inf orma lly wor d e d as to conta i n no criminal charge againft the prifoner, who wa s i n con - Leff, INTELLIGENCE. fequence difcharg e d. O n t hi s occalon the Judge - --....—. , expelled his concern at the little ability and lets at- COURT OF CHANCERY, MARCH ao. tention which frequently marked the proceedings of MORICR V. THE BISHOP OF DURHAM. Coroners. Inflead, he oblerved, of an application This was an appeal by the Defendant againft the being made to Parliament for an encreafed allowance decree of the Mailer of the Rolls, under the follow- for the duties of that certainly highly important of. ing circumflances: fice, it were much to be wetted a ftandard of qualiti- ; The late Mrs. Ann Scracherodi, by her ha will cation was eftablifhed, and more circumepedion ufed and tenement, after a variety of other beeuells, de. in the elation of men to filch frtuations. 'vifed the refidue of h e r l a r ge property, amounting Before the Judge left the city he was pleated to re- ! nearly to 30,0001. to the Bifhop of Durham, in twit, prieve all the (even pie - otters on whom he had pro- , te be applied in ads of benevolence and liberality.— nounced fentence of deith, for tranfportation . The Bilhop accordingly applied the iotereft of that On Friday the Affizes for Mx doled at Chelmf reGdue in fuch ads of charity as he confidered to be ford. T. Smith was arraigned on the Coroner's in- comprehended iu the words of the Will, and the in- quell for killing and flaying _l - 44h Biggs. Smith tent of the teftatrix. The Plaintiff, as the next of WAS a corporal in the Wietans Volunteers, and the ' kin to the deceafed, filed a bill in this Court for the deceafed a proprietor of the Stratford lieges. On the ' r e covery of that relidue, and the Mailer of the Rolls zoth of Augutf, the prifoner returning from exercife, being of opinion that the true intent and meaning of met with Biggs in company with two women ; tome the teftatrix was not fufficiently expreffett in the words paned, and the corporal gave Biggs a blow on words of the will; and, that the words benevolence the head with his mufket, which in the event canted ' and liberality, without any farther explanation, bore his death ; but from the evidence of a Mr. Taylor, a an indefinite fignificatiun, not fufficient to create a Surgeon, it appeared that the deceafed would pro. ' r un for any fpecific purpofe in the Billie ; his Ho- bably have recover ed if he had taken care of him. ' sour decreed, that the property feould go to the fele but that contrary to all advice, he went to Lon- . Plaintiff, as next of kin. From this decree the De- don and caught a cold, which terminated in a locked fendant appealed, and the caufe came on to be heard jaw, of which he died. Not Guilty. on Monday la b before the Cueeceeect, when it The York Affizes ccmmenced on Saturday fe'n• underwent very long and able difcufnore by the AT- night. The following capital convidiens took place TOREET GENERAL, Mr. RICHARDS. and Mr. Maa- in the courfe of the week : George Kay, Edmund . TIN, for the Appellant; and Merfrs. ROMILLY and Hines, and Wm. Wilton, for robbing Mary Lodirnan Beet, for the Refpondents ; in the courfe of which upon the highway; Benj. Oldroyd, for the murder much legal argument, and logical reafoning, were of Jofeph Oldroyd ; Ann Haywood, f or t h e mur d er difplayed by the Learned Collide' on each fi de, upon o f er female beamed child ; Sam. Collier, for wit. the queftion, whether the words " ads of benevo. fully letting fire to a cotton faetory at Dob Crofe lence and liberality," could be confidered as mean- Of there B. Oldroyd and Ann Haywood were or- ing " ads of charity ?" For this purpnfe, authorities deredito be executes. from Holy Writ, from Cice r o, Dr. Paley, the Sta- At Dorchefter, where the Judges opened th e i r . Mc of Elizabeth, and a number of decided cafes, Commiffion on Thurfday, there were eleven prilb n e rs were cited. f or tr i a l, one o f whom, Robert Symes, for obtaining The argument was refnmed this day by Mr. money under falfe pretence., was fentenced to twelve Ricualos, and, after Come further difeuffion, months imprifonment ; James Selby, and Ann Maria The LORD CHANCELLOR obferved that, in the Oliver, for fleeting feveral bottles of port wine, fit prefent cafe, the fire thing to be confidered was, months imprifonment; W. Paul, for bigamy, one whether the teftatrix meant to create a truft, nr to month's imprifnment. make a bequeft ?If the truftee were not compellable , At the Wiltfhire A ffi xes, held at S a lifb nry on to execute fuch torn, the will mutt be read as if no Monday fe'nnight, Wm. Cox, for uttering a forged Such intention exiled ; and, when the teftatrix did note, and James Heath, for houfe breaking, were • not thew fufficiently that the meant to create a truft, capitally convifted, and fentenced to die. James La- the purpofes which the truftee is to execute became ca., for bigamy, was fentenced to (even years trent- fo uncertain and fo indefinite, that it mutt be fup- portation. • pofed the teftatrix left it to the difcretion of the legs- At the Woreeffer Affixes, which began on Mon. • tee himfelf ; and, when objefts o f fuch an indefinite day fe'nnight, E. Murphy, alias Kinfela, alias Kinfe- nature occurred, it had been the praftice of the laugh, was convifted of bigamy. The prifoner in t Court to confider that the mind of the teftatrix did part ailed as his own Counsel, and pleaded for him- , not mean to create a trait. If the devife had been f e le W. and E. Rude, and E. Fluitt, for breaking . made upon a tea hereafter to be declared, or upon open t h e ware h ou f e of W. Preedy, of Little Hamp- a teen which had failed, then the Court could inter- ton, and 'leafing a quantity of Rocking., were fen- fere with refpeet to the difpofition of fuch devife, tented to be tranfported for feven years ; and (eve- though the terms might be somewhat indefinite ; ral others, fo r i n f er i or offences, were adjudged to ap- but, in filch cafes as the prefent, the Court ptopriate fentences. could only look to the will itfelf, and he confidered At Huntingdon Anizes, which commenced on it was impoffible that the Bilbop could hold the true Monday fe'nnight, were tried Mary Gott, for Real- for his own ufe and benefit. ing a great coat, a flitter watch, and other articles- -1 Here Mr. Ric MAIDS obferved to his Lordship, that Guilte—three months imprifonment, and is. fine. the Biffiop, both in this Court and the Rolls, had in• Francis King, Thomas Lockett, and Thomas Porter, timated, that he afted merely as a trullet e for Reeling a piece of Irifh linen.—Guilty—fentenced I The LORD Ceenceetamt refumed. The queftion to tranfportation. William Msrrintt, for leafing a I then, he raid, was, whether this truft had been effeau- Meer watch—fix months imprifonment, and a fine ally declared by the Teftatrix, e ither w h o lly or i n part? of is. John and James Oldham, for !leafing flour Much argument and much criticifm had been made _fentenced to rz months hard labour. u f e o f w i t h refpeft to the true conftrudion of the John Filter and John Sword were found guilty • • words " benevolence and liberality," and it was to of manflaughter ; the former as principal, the latter t be confidered whether, feparately or taken together, as Second in a pugiliftic conteft. c it y could be confidered to amount to the meaning Three French prifoners, charged with forging or I of ads of charity. His Lordfhip adverted to the uttering forged Bank of England notes, had their feveral cafes which had been cited, and dwelt parti- trials put off, on Tome legal point referred to the opi- milady upon chore of Mr. Bradley's Will and the nion of the Twelve Judges. Welch Charity, where funds were created for the chafe and diftribution of books for the propage- pur •The Mediums in Long Acre and Shoreditch con- , bon of the Gofpel, and the circulation of religious tinue to draw the attention of the public, as there and pious learning. Upon thofe cafes there remained are feveral Montlers in them which no other Mu- no doubt ; the intention of the Tenators was clear, feum in the World can produce. The molt extraor- , and the very words of the will called it a charitable dinary Worms ever found in human bodies, and porpofe, and the Court afted accordingly. It was which were deilroying the vitals while the poor fuf t'e maxim of Load Thurlow, that if there was a serer. knew not were to find relief. One Tape Worm tr in exilling, it mutt be fuch a one as that the Court 20 feet long, with tee mouths--RoundWorme, from can interfere, fo as to reform mal•adminiftration, or Patients, 12 inches, voided upwards—An Animal administer due adminifiration. The qudflion then with 4 horns and 6 legs, from a Child !—A number r eeulved itfelf to thin—whether it was a gift to cha• of Black Worms from another Child, 18 feet to each, I with a van variety of other Vermin never before Seen. city in general, as it was underfloor.' by the Court or, whether it was a gift going beyond thole pur - Any reels - informed medical gentleman will n ot lofe poies which the Court confidered charitable ? If the his time by ;of - peeling the above. Traveller s all agree former, the Court would have old the Bifhop in t h ey h ave never feen fuel' creatures in any part of th e what it was to be applied ; b u t if th e latter, it was globe. All the above w ere ex p e ll e d by D r . GARD too indefinite for the Court to pronounce or true AIR% WORM PILLS, prepared by Itimfelf, as above, where the 1)oftor m a y b e consul te d d a il y . Th ey are If the real meaning of the words " knee°. upon. leave and liberality" WIT, in their technical fence, f o ld i n boles at se 6d. -4s. 6d.-- to e 61 tend at:. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Samuel Farmer and James Savage, carpenters, Camberwell, Ja. nuary 16, 1805. Samuel Brown, joreph Ermvo William Scott, and Thomas Hobbes Seen., merchants, Saint Mary Hill, London, March 14. Edward Hall, Smith Hall, and John Hall, hollers, London, December, 1804. Anthnny Moat, W. Harris, and Edward Peall, worfted furs, SHIM, March 3t. William Danis Joie% and Robert Taylor, brewers, Liverpool, March ta, a Boy. William Wiggins, cm. and Richard Churchill, brewers, Clollen well, March 8. Ifaac Satterthwaite, and Thomas Chilwell, liquor merchants, Tanworth, Stafrordasire, January 4. George Life, and John Life, Innkeepers, Harrowgate, York- mire, February a 6. Jurepb Sim;ns, and Samuel Simnis,*upholftererF, Blackman• !trete, December 25, 1804. Ralph Alderfon, and William laifoc, carriers, Prefton, lanea- Aire, March so. George Hanlon, George Smith M'Kenzie, end Robert Harling ton, jun. Nolan manuf.dturere, Manchefter, March t+ DIViDENDS. April to. Thoirias Row, late of Bath, butcher, at lx, at the Chrif topher Inn and Tavern, Bath . April 30. Thomas Towle and joilitia Jackfon, of Ncsvgate.ilreet, London, warchoufemen, baberdalbers and copartners, at nine, at Guildhall. April a. Thomas Cottle, late of Bath, foaphoiler, at twelve. at the Came and Ball Inn, bath . May i 4. joreph Hook, of Bermondfey-Oreet, Surrey, leather desire'', dealer and chapman, eleven, at Guildhall. April 2. John Colvill, of Adam.ftrect, Rotherbitbs, Surrey, car penter and builder, at ten, at Guildhall April a. Robert Wettlake, of Batter, Devonlbire, grocer,at ten, at Guildhall, London. April a. Richard Lawrence, of New Windfor, Berke, bricklayer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND. Gerald Firszerald, a Kaururk, woollen draper ; and Rohert Bur kett, of Ennifcorthy, apothecary, to furrender on the 26th and s7th inft. and 27th April . _ _ Rich %Intim', of Dublin. Raymtker, to furrender on the 27th and aBth loft. and 27th April. Richard White and jaws Doyle. of Leixlip, county of Kildare, brewers, to lurn•nder on the asth and akli init. and 25th Apr il Edw. Cotter, of Cork, grocer, furrendcr on the 22d and 2id init. and 23.1*April Patrick M•Derrpott. of Porurtingtor, carpenter, to furrender the lath and rath ittlt. and I,;tb April, BTRTHfI. On Thariday evening, in Uprer Norton-itreet, Part:and-road. the Countefs of Varteux, of a daughter. Qu the tith iniL in Winipole-street. the Lady of John Near; Efg. of a fon. NIARRILD. At St. Margaret's Church, Weßoan!! .:r, IV:ifs Emily Martha daughter of the Rev. Mr. of Jamesrltrect, Ettekiugh:Ar.- gate, Chapl.rio to his Royal 114:lands the Prince of Wales, 71•41 Reetor of Orrcil, Efres, to Charles Day, EN. of Cowes, in the. Ide of Wipht. At Knarelborough C!:urch, Bethel Earnfirryw Stag, Efq. to nu Elfin Blake, youngeft daughter of Sir Francis Twitfcl Cattle. -- ------ Hanover-fqnrre, the Rcv. Robert T%vifs. of Meopham, Kro::,' to Mors WaArty, daughter of the late l'hutris Walker, Eh. of Mtekle%l au, Surrey. Samuel Robinfon. of riailycun el, county of Welt:Leath, Er. i . to Mils Mathews, of Mount M.elli:k, QLlcell's coo:ny Major Rogers, the ,1..,r Buffs, to Mils e.camith, tlat:2l!ttT et the Rev. Sant. Ilearrifh.ot M malt &antra. On the 6th init. %t Ringwood, John Townictid, Wanilfworth, Sutre.F, ngc. liveuty. . . Saturday latt, at Iwr L>Jgings in Dursrefton•ftro, it .• Hon. Lady May filter of William I:arl of I )1:: • .).. On Weinef.lay fc'nu;ght, at his hours in DeeonfLire-pi.,:" aL Walter Ran-lint-on. Tuefday tnornim, at his houfe ",n Hensistta-ctrect, Cave-edth fquare, at the advanced a t .: at 9S, 'fitomt , Putt, Efq. brother to dictate as:A uncle to the vr.fe , :t 1.0 l Camden. Friday iennizht, in the 86th year of him Francis Whcicr. Efq. of_Whitley, nen Covntry, formerly an ernim. nt Barriltec. . . - On the itith , irritant. at Maxton, near Dover, the infant fon taf Major-General Lord Forbes. On Thu:lday fer.right, Lititenant Sneyd, of the Royal Nay. brother to Thomas yu. Ely of Instil Park, Staff rdihire. Saturday, at Leeis, in the Rift year of her age, Nil.% Wiley. widow of the lite Ge,-ree Adolphus UaII y, kfq. Lieu:et:4m- Colonel of his M•ij-iy's 37th Rigirticrit of Foot. Lately, at Reirri.h, Richard Hindfan, EN. formerly Majtir la the Istk Regiment of Infantry. HIGH WX,i'diß. A t `HID:AIt 'no Morning •• • 79 , Nifilltefl after 6 Afternoon • • 44 minutes aker 6 Thls day was publintcd, price ss. THE ANTI-CORSICAN; a Pntoti. Inktibed to the Volunteers of ;real 11 sin. Printed by S. Wt,olmer, Exeter ; and fold by J. thockdale.Pkca dil!y : J. Hoohham, No. too. New Bond-Brett ; C. Law, Ave Ma. rla i.e.;a and Laoe and Co I.cadenball-7 0 : - tet. London. MUIRKIRK IRON WORKS. TO BE SOI D BY PUBLIC ROUP, Within the Exchange Cc 'tire h..tee, Edinburgh, on Thialday t'.e irth day of May met, at Two ()Thick, f fl ItIUIRKIRK IRON WORKS, BUILD ', INGS andApp iratus, with the 11. ANDS of Aird'c Csre;tl iThobuirs, alias for.oerly advcrtifctl. Appl; io janixs Ewing, merchant, or James 11111.writer,Claf eow ; to Millis. R. and N. Hill,Nvrittrs to the fort, Ldinburgh. or Alexander Mundell, 1 fq. nudger Wen, London. •A I FE SANS PM:EII De IVlademoikilu ROSE, Nu.sa,Durkt-itreet, Mancha/at fquare. VADEMOISELLE ROSE has difcovcred a A- nut.: method of preparing COFFEE, wi :ch will prove squall., agreeable and t:ft tul tor all chtflcs of Society: Th: , Coac is ready made, dots rut rill:ire any sugar, and win upwar.lt. of tv:•clvc months, with tut suy alteration. It is a iiq,a,l Fatten or Coffee, prep-sr:l with Suear, reduced Mt* fn !mall a inhume, anti fu cotatelitratcd, that um :tingle (pitons ILI is furLient to make a whol•. cup. It. Is ukful and convenient for :I'ravulicrs cf every dtkention. clog ready in a mon•ent, without Loy more trouble than a cup of gua. Put one I) oont•il of it i❑ a cup, Ml it with boiling wa ter. thun it is ready fur dric.!‘ing. and n, clsar as rock water. But i_ is el rremely ec0m0.....al far t.:rnilics, is no WarX whatnicr. !n the Crt" er : ne cup is not prepared more tlnal what is barely waste i ; and a whole company +nay be .ecutnamdatedwitlt eclu :I iaciiity ai a [lngle perfon. Sold in beett:s,ot a d':zen at Madernolfelle the litvent , r, N,. ca, o,,rfer.-Jireet, Manchefter fouare ; and me Om capital Itali. n War,holifes at i:dialmr+ll and Gla'gow. Belt P:antation, ,is.—Ditto ftrons..r and Ls', 'fweet, 45.—.Aucha, 6s. when belpoken. FiERLTH AND I.OIIGE.VITY. Dr. JAMLS's ANALEPTIC !'ILLS. T ° obviate the impoiitions which have long ly.ea prainifed in regar I to this Medicine, a [mall attention a cif Is requifite ; for as .y meour of the Contrniffiooers of the Mar." Office, feparate Plates have been prepared for Mr. Newbery's with his name engraved in the Stamps, the imitation of %hick would be a capital offence, the *ermine Preparation may now ho readily afeert,dned ; it is therefore recommended to purchafets cot to open any hot in future, unlefe they obferve the words. • F. Newbery, No 45, St. Paul's," printed on the flamp. The fuperior excellence of there Pills in Rheuntatifms and Colds as well as in other Complaints to which the human frame is liable from the viciffitudts fit our climate, is univerfally acknowledged. They are admirably eal?.ulated for Bilious, and other Diforders of the Stomach and Rowels; fur Head-Ache occafioned by Indigel tion ; and fur preventing Palfies and Apoplexies, fo often the coo fequence of free living. Itecourfe Ihould be had Cu them after every excels, and upon every night indifpofition; and thus their well known ebaraderiflic of promoting Longevity will be maM tained ; for, by aßilting Nature in the due dlfcharge of the animal functions, and by t eeping the Conftitution, as it were, in con tinual repair, they prefcrve the body in health and vigour, and prevent premature der,a;. They require no paritular confinement, nor attention to diet. They are fold only by F. Na.wiae• • and Fong, at the Warehou for Dr. Jarnes's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's, a few doors f,cura Cheapiide,Lonclon; and at Dr. James's late Houk in Braton-iirte; bows, price 4s. fol ilantp included; or the quantity of lit in one large bat ;$.l Copy of a Letter from Ma. Brett (fads t r tiLitagelebrated AC -1 trefq the late Mrs Chapma! , l now 71 yesrq of age, and refidcut with his fon-in-law, Mr. Chapman. King-ltreet. Pool Line, lA irarpool, to whom reit r, had.. -•- • - - Ti 1)r. SCI.OhIf)N. Sir, Liverpool, Feb.c, rEoy. j'OR many years dining the winter feafon, car in foggy weather. I have heen fuhica• to A fthma, cough, atii wheezing, which rew.h.red nay breathing very painful and llitfictait. fothat I amid icarcely fuliuw my predation as a niulic raaßer, par ticularly when I kid ta rill g gromtd, being obliged to flop frequently Cu' a confiekrable time to recover ray breach After having taken ev. r y tiara that was pr‘faibed, in vain, I wait pre vailed on to tri the effect, of tLe Cordial Balm of Gilead, a Gogh bottle produced the mutt hippy chanze for the bztter—evcryfynips tom woo relievA, and I can raf.ily aver, tbs.: it is one of the heft medicines I ever knew tur fuch a complaint as I lanoured made+ ; and have no doubt of lt• b. ing of the like ter.rice to perfons fts fering under the like aftlietion. from which lam now happily re lieved. I am, Sir, your obzdieot fervaut. E. BRETT. iry Perrot:. illterillg u ; + m lily nate of matrimony, diet 4 amender, that where the fountran is pollut.,d, the ftreams t!•at flow from if coo 0.. t be purz." The AN t 1.1•11. z num.: s, or SOL9/1(0:4 . $ Dion, for purlrs! the blood and reitoriug th, tyllem whoa impaired by the ;: • • dent aft of Merrtity, have elllouod the gr.at and 00l t • • of health and yh t our in ilii:vders where Salivation has rri... failed Price fC4. (AL Family Route. , 335. The AUSTERA)!..N !.0 I 'UN, for removing Eruption , the furl ice of the bia:::an b.,dy, pints 4.0. ti L half pines duty included. by 1)r. Solomon. Cilead Houle, near Liverpool, at tor r a n .t .ed nd 33a. butt) • ; the li.-tercemtaiii 1 ur o, the former, by which the purchalcr ray •• vine fbi•limoe Every genuine both has a Ramp, which bee.. th • inprier,r's mane and addref;,.... e. Samuel 6olomon, Liver Fo . I, ' imitate which is let.mv. Doubie pcitage ut all haters to Dr. S.`ii)llo/11, Liv.rpool, mat be paid, and a fee ot ;us. 61. incluk.! tor atlvir.. • Alin, jolt publifhed, trice 3.. a new Edition, with Addition', ni A GUIDE TO FILAI. I•H,• in a ware: ty • f Complaints, Inc••• whtch arc treated Oil u:alir :h.: CU:Mu:mg brads; viz. Advice to Nervous patients, ar.bma, burrert wore , , defie•ene 01 n ralftren t ;th, female compl.dut.. :•uty fi.arrns in the:nom:l h , ••,.. poetitndrilcctmpla:rits, flohlar, mole-feel n r.•en -. rhooratilm, (curvy, lei-mull, Zorn ot lite, 'coaxal co.er.iii, wafflers, youth. By S. Salomon, M. D. May be bad ut MI Vrodersuf Genuine Medicines in the Kingdom. LONDON: Printed and Publifhed by LEVEL KEN(' ;of C.T terbury.p'see, IJAhlbetll), at the STAR OPTTCR, No. I. Car:r *ram Publillacd alio at the STAR Orrica, l'empio.l34l