Star. — London, England, 1802-07-12 00:00:00

I . I IV fr IYd POLICE, &c. Inaurrox Gatnrs.—On Friday a woman, em ployed by a fah:faun in Barbican, was examir..d on a charge nt fobbing him of men's apparel to.. large anaamt. Forty pawnbrokers' duplicat:s were found on her perfun, bust the offence being coal:Acted in the city, the was referred to th. Masstio..-honte. WosricitArss.—On Friday T.:11;in: 11•1 iv and Jo&m Hain, w,:re charged on furpicion of ;lean a quantity of bt and John l'isrnbull, a publi can, as a receiver ; when Turnbull was difcharfred, but the other two Nee detained for a farther hctrin7,. Saturday Henry Ifyanu was charged with aid ing and Beim; conce, 'lel with Joiepn Ifaacs, on fulpicion of d.. - ers highway robberies, who -thuds fur re examin.stion. Committed inrre-exan3ination. Sarah Davis was commi ted for re•examination, on futpicion of having iloien a box, containing wearinr apparel, the pmperty of Henry Ifaaes. Mama: Maralf, considered as a common receiver of stolen goods, was re-examined, on a charge of having in his pacffion a great quantity of goods which he could not properly account for. Com mitted for re-examination. WORSH I f•STIIiIiT. Saturday Riebard Treip was charged with Ruling from the yard of Mi. Titus, farmer, at Bethnal-grew, feteral live ducks, his property ; which being found in the prifoner'. poireffion, he was fully committed to Newgate for tnat. WAIN Latipters underwent an examination, being charged with wilfully and maliciouily throw ing a quantity of copperas over another perfon, who by that means received a great injury; the charge being clearly proved, he was fully commit. ted to take hip trial for a mifdemeanor. GUILDHALL-LA Saturday Franth Morris WAS charged on futpicirm of ftealing a boric, the fame mottling in Fleet-maker, the property of a gardener, which he offered for file to Mr. Stll on Committed fur re•examination. MANSION HOl/111.—SaturclAy Maas Field was charged by Mr. Smith, a bruthmaker, of Fa it:vet-hill, with nailing a great number of bn J Les and other articles: the prtfoner lived with him as a porter. Committed for re-examination. A porter to an eminent druggift, underwent a private examination, he having been detedled in robbing his mailer of drugs and medicines to a great amount. Committed for further examination. FRAUDS u* THS, SAAR Or Fis H.—Two falefinen were fummoned before the LORD MAYOR, charged with having flint up the hatches of two mackarel boats after come of the Mb; and before the whole was fold, in ord:r to keep it back till next day, with a fraudulent view of railing the price. Mr. Goldham, one of the Gentlemen Yeomen of the waterlide,_ told his Lordihip that having heard that the two boats in queftion had (hut up the hatches and refuted to fell the mackarel unlefs they got 4s. a hundred more th a n in the courfe of the day (all the other boats having fold their cargoes) he went and found this to be the fa& and had the hatches opened. This ftatement was corroborated by three other perfons. The LORD MAYOR told the (Admen that the penalty for this offence was 261. but underftarding from Mr. Goldham that they behaved 4ivill. , and that this was their firft offence, he forgave them the penalty on their pay ing all expences. Mr. Canner, the City Marihall, charged a nine maker with having refufed to aid and AIR him when required to do fo in the King's name; but it appearing that he ailed from ignorance, and he begging pardon, he was forgiven. Swiantino.—Notwithtlanding the number of depredators on the property of die indultrious tradefmln, wbn have been detedled and brought to puniffiment, it is impnllible in a commercial city of this magnitude for caution to exeicife r . s uninterrupted vigilance. A perfon, who has acquired come notoriety in die fwindling was on Thurfday committed from the Manfian hosife by the LORD MAYOR, to take his trial mina MI than (even feparate charges for defrauding dif ferent tradcfmen. This adventurer, whore nan e is John Hawkins, appears to have reigned on the town for the IA twelve months, and to have been very fuccefulttl, as well as very adroit in the exe cution of his plans. The names which he has molt frequently affirmed, are Wells, Gilcbrift, and Co. Mier, Carr, and Magrath. The principal charges againft him arc by - Mr. John.Haydon ' of Cheapfide, from whom be obtained 3o elks of filk mode, worth si. 6d. per ell, pretending to come from his neighbour, Mrs. Magrath, in whore flop lie laid a Lady was waiting for it ; by Mr. Baker, of St. Paul's Church-yard, for procuring in the fame way lace to the value of 501. and by Mr. NVilfon, I - ilk-merchant, for having in a fimilar ni.inner obtained tilk to the amount of 271. He WAS apprehended in confequence of .a circular letter, publifhed by Mr. Gilchrill, of Fleet-freer, in whole name he procured different articles in November halt ; and upon his apartments being feat ched by Mr. Holdfworth, the City Marital, 8o pawnbrokers' duplicates were found, including the before-mentioned goods, and others equally valuable, which are fappoled to have been pro cured by the fame me ens. The different pawn brokers, who :re fume of the molt refpettable men in the profeflion, attended kith the utmoil realities, and were, w:th their Clerks, bound over to give evidence at the next Selfions, which commence on Wednefday. fntiterer, in fleet-market, was robbed of upwards of 631. early on Saturday morning br p oi n t perform unknown. On Saturday Samuel Davenport, of Sheffield, was committed to York Caille,2aed with ha, ing committed a rape on Eli Hanfon• a child under nine years of age. On Tuefday Jofeph Brown, of Sheffield, was committed to Wakefield Houfe of o, l . re di un , charged with having uttered feditious w. .sr d s agaiag the King and Government. Tuefday hail an inquiEtion was taken at North Waltham, on the body of Philiy. Dale, who was Frees di LONDON GAZETTE, Yao , to. WHITEHALL, JULY 10. The King has been ph :led to appoint his Grace Hugh Duke Nurthull)hcrland, K. G. to be Cull.d. Rotulorunt of and in he county o: Norhunioerland, and .d the town and county of blewestlle-u , olt•Tyne, by Letters Patent bearing date the Lath by of Ju• elan. Th.• King has been pleated to grant the dignity of a Baronet of United laigdom of Great Britain and ir.i.utd to Evan Ncliran. Lotialt and Buthenhanapton. in the county of Dor let, Efq. and to the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten. The Circuits appointed for the Summer ittfizes, are t ., follow, viz. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. Lora ELLE3sxo - aorau,..l.ord Cbki Jutlice; Mr. Jultice CtiAmisar.. City of York and County 14iit,fame City—Saturday, July 3 t e , at the Guildhall of di.- Paid City. • York°,lre—The fame day, at the Caftle of York. Durham—Tto !day Angult to, at the Cattle of Durham. '1 own of Neweaftic.upon-Tyne, anti County of ►he fame Town Saturday Aug. scat the Guildhall of the fail Town. Northumberland The fame day, at the Castle of Newattle• tapon.Ty oe. Cumberland—. Friday Augnft so, at the City of Carlifte. WellmwelandWednefd sy Auguit 25, at Appleby. Lana ire—Saturday Aortal! 21, at the Cattle of Lancaftcr. NbR kb LK CIRCUIT. Lord Alva , Lord Chief Jußice of the Court of Common Pitts; Mr, URice Gaoac. fluckinghamfhirc—Mondiy July lb, at Buckingham. Bcdfordthirc—Tburfday J. ly 29, at Bedford. Huntingdoufhire—Saturday July 31, at Huntingdon. Cambridgefbire—.hionday Auguft 2, at Cambridge. Suffolk—Thuraiy August 5., at Bury St. l'..lsoutur.i. Norfolk—lionklay Auguft 9, at the of Norwich. City o: Norwich--Same day, at the GuiEhall of the hid City. OXFORD CIRCUIT. Mr. juitiee Lawac Nee; Mr. Juftice Lx BLA NC. Beritthire—Monday July 16, at Abingdon. Ottfordesire..-Wedne;day July aB, at Oxford. Woreaterlhire-Saturday July 31, at Worcater. City of Woreclter-The lame day at thc City of Woreefter. Giouecfterlitire.-.WaduLfday Auguft 4, at Glouatter. City of Gioucefter.-:rhe fame day, at thc City of Gioucefter. Monmcuthihirc-Saturday Augutt 7, at Monmouth. fardetire-.Tutfday, Auguft to, at Her.ford. Shropthire—Saturday Auguß 14, at Shrewd:nary. &aftortifhire--Wednefday Auguß tB, at Stafford. MIDIiA.Ni) CIRCUIT. Mr. Jolliet HRATU; Mr. Baron THOMPSON. NOrthielptOrdilire—Tucfday July 27, at Northampton. Rutland—Friday July so, at Oakhum. Lineohdhire—Saturday July 31, at the Cattle of Lincoln. City of Lincolo—Same day, at the City of Lincoln. Notthighamthire--Thurtllay Augult s, at Nottingham. Town of Nottingham—Same day, at the Town of Nottingham. Derhylitire—Saturday Augutt 7, at Derby. Leicefterfhire—Wednefday Aug. It, at the Cattle at Lticelter. Borough of Leicelter—Same day, at the Boroug:i of Leicefter. City of Coventry... Saturday Aug. 14, at the City of Coventry. Warwkkfhire...Same day, at Warwklt. WESTERN CIRCUIT. * Mr. Jufllce Roo cc ; Mr. Baron GRAHA M. Soathampton—aOLiday July :7, at the Cattle of Winehefter. Wika--Saturday July 31, at Nov Sarum. Darkt—Thurfilay Augutt s, at Dorchefter. Devon... Monday Augutt 9, at the Cattle of Exeter. City and County of Eicter—The fame day, at the Guildhall of the City of kzeter. Cornwall--Monday Auguft t 6, at Bodmin. Somerfet—Saturday Auguft at, at the City of Wella. City and County of Briltol—Friday Auguß 17, at the Guild hall of the City of Brittol. • BRECON cißcurr. The Honourable GICORGE HA RDIIIIIII ; Airs. MOTIIII,EA. Preft igne—Monday Auguß iv. Brecon--Saturday Auguß 11. Cardiff—Saturday Augaft 28. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ORDNANCE-OESIOI, JULY 9. Corps of Royal Engineers. Fl ft Lieutenant James C.Smith to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice J. kinky, deccafed. Dated July 1, tgoa. Second Lieu town li'alliant Nicholas to be Plitt Lieutenant, vice 3.D. nuth, promoted. Dated as above. WAR•OT{'ICE, JULY 10. ad regiment of Dragoons—Cornet Lawrence Cmigie to be Lkutenant, by pureisafe, vice Murray, promoted in the 28th Light Dragoons. 13th litt•giment of Right Dragoons—Lieutenant Walter Na thaniel Leitch to be Captain of a Troop, by purchafe, vice Mansfield, who retires. 16th ditto—Lieutenant George Home Murray, from half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Frcwren ' who exchanges. 17th ditto—Captain lanes Macdonnell to be Major, by pur chafe, vice Gore, who retires; Lieutenant John Verge to be Captain,vice MacdonnclL 20th dhto.--Surgeon Charles George, from the sad Light Dra goon., to be Surgeon, vice Robinfon, who retires upon the half-pay of the sad Light Dragoons. rods Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Alezander Anderfon, from the 77th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Law, who ex changes; Edward Maffey, Gent. to be Erffign, by purchafe, Lice Hanflip, promoted in the 9th Faot. tz:h ditto—Lieutenant George Tale, from the 60th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice White, who exchanges. zsth ditto—Lieutenant William Mackenzie, front the Mac leod Fendbles, to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Charlton. zzd ditto--Enfign William Dennie, from the 30th foot, to be Enfign, vice Daley, placed upon half-pay. ntls ditto—Lieutenant Richard Egerton; from half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Seymour, who exchanges; Lieutenant Walter Birmingham, from half.pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Bzmfnni, who exchanges • LL•utznant Robert Binning hem, from half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Tandy, who ex- changes. 40th ditto—Eu(4n H. John Macquarrie, from the 77th foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Fyffe, promoted in the aft Weft Weft India Regiment. 41ft ditto—Samoel Hughes, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Colthurft, promoted. gad Regiment of FootLicotenant Fetderich Campbell, from half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice :Moon Fraler, who es- changoi: 43d ditto--Captain-Lientenant Rtehard Mem to be Captain of a Company, without purr:oak, v i ce Philpot, p romo t e d in the 59th Foot ; Licutentot Adrian De Yongc to be Cap tain Lieutenant, vice ElY:a ; ThomaaLawrence Henry De- lamain, Gent. to be F.blign, by purchafe, vice lmlack, re moved to the 341 Welt India Regiment. Sith ditto--Enßgn Paanin Maeplacrfon to be Liestesan, by purcsate, vice hctatt, promoted. both ditto—Lieretrnant Jo h n White, ftves the ith foot, to be Lieutenant. vice Telle, who exchanges; James Ncthery. ' Gent. to 'ix Enfign, without iyurchate, vice Blacker, whole appolnranent does not rake V asec . 6sd ditto—Major Myna. from the zsth Foot, to be Lieldealpt - Colee.cl, by purchate, vice Fliber,who retires. ' 771 b ditto—Lieuten A nt John Law, from the loth Foot, to 'be Lieutenant, Tie Anderfon who exchanges. 9oth ditto--Csv o tain _fames L ord Ruthven to be Major, with out purely,:f e , v i ce Vtgoreaux, promoted in the Royal Gar eirm B Attalla% ; Captain-Llentenant William Aultin to be Captr; in , vice Lord Ruthven ; Lieutenant Richard Butler to be f Zaptitin Lieutenant, vice Attain ; Entign Benjamin Mar 'sin to be Lieutenant, vice Butler. 3d Welt India Regiment—Adjutant J. Hawkfworth to be qt/arter-Malter, vice Robertfon, deceated ; Serjeant Major Burke to he Adjutant, vlce-Hawktworth. Bth ditto—L icutannt William Henry Raikes, from the 3d' Foot, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Cummings, who re tires. tods Sklpton, Gent. to be Adjutant, vice G. H. deceafed. Colonel Broderick's Regiment—Colonel the Honourable John Broderick to be Colend Commandant. STAFF. - - - kutenant-Colood Henry Glinton,of the tlt Foot Guard A 1...., *es •h. Kivu% trams lerviiin in the; of :he3llA,Font. to'be I,laritt•Ditafter- General to the Kins'. Troops Serving itt the haft lollies, vier Gordon, who reii3nt. 14 F. KO ANot , The appointment of Lieutenant "eredericit G. Carmichael. to be. Captain, by purchafe. in the tech Regiment of Li,Mt Dragoons, vice lelaction.:ld. who retires, as dated in the Ga zette of the 114 Lhitno, has n , .t taken place. Lieutenant lune* Bird, of the t j th Regiment of Foot, is fuperfedcd. JUNK R U George Smith. of flarniley, parish at Si&Anne, Yorkßare, gro c.•r and tallow-char. Alla, &far and chapman, to.furrcnder July _9.30, and Augult is, at tweITC, 41 the Stafford Arms Atrornlea, Mr. Lac, i.l Wakefield; or Mr. . . Sykes, New Inn. London. William Hatfield, of Lancafter, fhopkeeper, dealer and chap man, Juty 26, at five, July 27, at eleven, and Augult at, at five, at the Nsw Inn, Lancatter. Attoraies, Nieffrs. Baldwin . . and Dowbiggiv, Laneafirs. Williun Chikott, late of Lamb-ttrect, SpitaMclda, Middlcfcx, pluntlwr, tickler and chapman, July 17, ao, and Augutt it, at one, at Guildhall. Attoruita,Metlia. Collins and Reynolds, Spital-fguare. John James, of Hatton-Garden, Middiefez, dealer and dup. man, July 13, 24, and Augaft at, at t , n, at Guildhall.-- Attorney, Mr. Glle, Bedford-ft:cot. Betifi.rd- row. Holborn. William Hoofer, of Rud Lion-itreet, Spit.ilfickl4, filk-weaver, dc.:l:r and ehaisman, July t 7, at demi, July 14, and Auguft 21, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornics, Mars. Swan and Wal . . - . lington, Fore-lime, Cripplegate. Peter Hope, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chapman, July ay, 30, and Auguft at, at eleven, at the Siddle Inn, Vernon. (tree. Liverpool. Annetta, Meffn. G. and J. Crump, or Mr. John Wallworth, of Liverpool; or Mr. P.. Ratty; of Chancery•lane, Laudon. John Barrett, of Waktfidd. Yorldhlre,tmlerer, feedfman and thopt eeper, dealer and chapman, July 16, 27, anti Auguft at, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, W.ltefi:ld. Anomie., Mr. Richard Battye, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. Edward . . • Bronke. Wakefield. Charles Collithaw, of Wyche-flreet, St. Clement Danes, mid dkre.. cabinet maker. July 17. 17, and e u uft 2 ,at ton, at Gullet' Al, London. Anent( y, 111r.Godmund, Creicent place, Black trio& • John Yc ars, of Portfmouth, HantA r eoal-merehant, dealer and ehapman, Tuly 17, 27, and Anna 21, at ten, at London. I:Xttorney, Mr. Nuwcil, z-ltreez, Str..nd. Thom. 4 of t lill-Houfe, parith of Se4ley, Stalfordlblre, carpenter, dealer and cha7man, July 23, a s, and Auguft at, at ten, at the Star, &afford. Attorney, Mr. John Lilly Pa- ST afford. _ Walter Jenkins„ of Briftol t broker, dealer anti chapman, July 12. at ten, July 26, and Ausuft 21, at eleven, at the Rummer Tay.rn, BriAol. Attornies, Mr. Georze Gabel', Lincoln's- Inn, London ; or Mr. William Hartley, Ballot Thomas Caner the younger, late of Wakl.Jrn Holy Crag. MP:, corn-chandler, &Aar and chapman, July 13, 24 and AU2Uit at, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Atto-ney, Mr. Jcaop, Waltham Abbey, Lax, or CllnOrd'e-Inn, I.andon. BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND. flinty HuU, of the City of Dublin, nterchant, to Currender on the 15th azd 1414 init. and t4th of Atlutt treat. William Clore, of New-forge, in the comity or I)ovrtti muflin no.nufatturer, to furrender on the tycla and =la What ; and 19th of AugulL SEQUESTRATIONS, Lce. IN SCOTLAND. Cretlftros of Charles Cader, hatter, in Lolth Walk, to meet in the Roy:ii Exchange Coffee:houfe, Edinburgh, nn the aift July, at one o'clock. to confider on an olici of e c in the pound. Creditors of Robert Rolienfon, merchant , in Path to meet i.) Chriflie's Inn there, on the 26tk July, it four o'clock, to Se el& on an °E'er of comptiltion. Creditors of Peter Leflie, vintner, in Fdinhurgh, to meet in Mrs. 'Murray's, vintner there, on the th July, at °Le o'clock, on huffily& of importance. Creditors ,if John Murdoch, bookfeller, Glafzsw, to call on the troll*. there, on the 28th July, to recetvc fecond dividend. Robert Guthrie, merchant, in Cupar-Fife, to be p ublicly ex emit e i in the Sheriff Court-room there, on the 9th and 17th days o. July, at eleven o'clock.—;•Creditors to meet in James ipn there, oh the ath July, twelve o'clock, to give inttrudions to Robert Goltile ' merchant there, the truftee.--Claims tb be given in to or before loth February. MARRIED. At Doddingtoa, by the Rev. Mr. Francis Dodfworth, Capt. Parker, to Mae Ann Mulca(ter, daughter of the late Major- General Frederick George Mu!carter, of the Royal lazineers. On Thud& y lalt, at Portftuouth, Captain Edward Kittoe, of the Royal Navy, to Mrs. Millet, widow of the Lite Capta:u R. W. Miller. DIED. On the Bth inn. at her houfe in'Great Ruffel-ftrert, Wootrif bury, Ann Fothergill, :igniter, in the 85th year of her age. She was the filter of the late celebrated Dr. Fothergill, of London. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE• TO-MORROW Morning o annutes after az Afternoon 27 minutes atter Is INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF FROM THE HEAD-ACHE. TO the many infiAnces than have occurred of the extraordinary tfficaty in the relief of the molt excruciat ing pains in the head, by the application of Dr, ELAllt's CE PHALIC FLUID, or Anodyne Effonce for the Head-aeb, the following moil remarkable Document is added for the hair faction of the Public: Mr. Gardner, Apothecary, George-ftreet, Edinburgh. " Sir—Ydterday I was fazed with a molt violent Head- Ach, and in confcquence was unable to attend to buftnefa thouzht of trying what effect Dr. Blair's Cephalic Fluid Would have; and, 'mon ufing it according to his direetion-,, I was re lieved almott inftantancoufly from the violent pain, and in a few minutes was entirely relieved from it. 's hie informadon I have faint you, that others labouring soder the fame violent complaint may have it in their power to procure relief. " And am, Sir, your obedient fervent; " Sept. 8, 18:r. " S. CHEYNE, Edinburgh." Sold, by appointment, at Coekeirs Medicine Warchoule No. alp, Strand, 7th houfe tote Temple-Bar, price 28. 941: duty included; and fold rer.all at all refpedlabk Medicine Shops. Obterve the fignature, T„Coekell, ill his hand-writing, without which none sic iteentlne. ForBILIOUS 7 C - OPIPLAINTS, and nISORDERS of the STOMACH and BOWELS. Ds. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. ' *l-1E excellence of thefe Pills. as a gentle pnr ptive,and as a general prefervative of Health, by sidling Nature in the due dircharge of the Animal Funiftions, has ea bathed their reputation as a Medicine of the firß importance. They are admirably calculated for difordcrs of the Stomach and Bowels ; for perfons of a Bilious, a Gouty, or a Rheumatic Difpofition ; as well as for thole whore Conftitutions have been affected by a too adtive sr too redeatary life, or by a reficienee in hot Climates. They are likewife particularly renderable in Head-Achs Deadened by indigeftion, and in removing the had eireCts of free living; as alto In preventing Palfira and Apo plexies, fo often the confequence of intemperance. The tendency of thefe Fills is to open the pores by night, and the body by day: they moreover promote Beep, and require neither confinement nor attention to diet. Recourfe (honld be bad to them on the Art attack of a cold, or upon any Bight in dlipofition ; and they fhould never be omitted at bed-rate after any excels of eating or drinking ; and thus their dillingnirited chararteriitic will be maintained, of promoting lon,;evity, fu remarkably exemplified by their inventor, who, by a cordiant tire of them, though a very free liver, attained the age of 75. • As the ANALEPTIC PILLS owe their virtues to a peculiar preparation, which has never been divulged but to thc prefent Proprietors, they san only be had genuine Irons taco; ; and they are fold by FRANCIS NRWIERY. at the W?rehoufe for Dr. jarnees Powder, No. 45, the Eaft End of St. a ew doors &OM Chaaplide, London; and at Dr. Jame,'s late h. are in Bruton-greet; In Boxes, price es.. 6d. each, Stamp : or the quantity of fix may be had in one large bor. for IL 2%1.64. ..aulterve that rues wards. F. —ewbery, No 45. St. Paul s," GRECIMI.COMP . OTIM). LADIES are refpeBfully inft)rnteJ, thitt, fi:r particular reafons, thp Grecian Compott , u ill removes from. Mr. Day's, No. 7, Tawlitoek.ttr.et, Cocent-Gardem, Mr. Vickery'a. N 0.6, where they may depend on haring it gcniine.—This Compofition, for Itrengtheniop and cha-.7irg Red or Grey HJir to a bcautiftil and natural brown or hl.:c the marts of three or four days. Ilandsunrirall:d. I: I.; era;,.. ly free from thai purple hue arifmg from the ufc or or chemical hair-water; warranted nevcr to change: colour durbg .life. or to full the molt delicate bead-dress. It fro.lll r fprirg-water, and may be sited at any feafon of the year,si.o d . out the teat d.ingcr of taking sold; and, as a feettrity agalidt imputation, any lady or Gentleman haring given it a fair ri than, upon application where it was purehafed, have their a norvy returned, if it does not anfwcr the defcrlption.—Sahl, by c.r.. der of the Proprietor. by Mr. Golding, Perfumer to her Ala_ jetty, N 0.42, Cornhill. Price 45.6 d. earls bottle- INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-I4I,AISTI.K. THE PROPRIETOR _of this molt exceileni REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having MLA in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not Corns, root and branch, TO RETURN Tilt MONEY. It will , on application,take off she Inttanmadon in afew hour.; and de troy effectually the Malignity without theta& hazard Printed Diredtions leafed up with it. , . . . . . This isthe celebrated PLANTER that gained Co much ra potation in Germany, and has been fold in London upwards of Fifty Years, with the greateft reputation. Sold Wholdale and Retail by T. Audi, No. t, Fineh-tart, near the Royal Lachange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7,, 'Fart& cock-greet ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. Jaino.'s-ftrea; Mr Swiney, No. 21, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324 , H u lb ern and jelioult andCo.No.lso, Oxford4trret. At BMW, by Bulgin and Sheppard: and Bonner, per, Bath, By Hazaid - , bookfeller, and Rofontan, perftundra Edinburgh, by Baster, South Bride. Portfra and Gofport, Mr. Harding a. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer and Mr. fooes,bookr e n ts Portray:nth, Mr. Motley, bookfeller. W HEN l'rofeffionnl Men of educatu-7-1 re fporfibility deviate from the general fyftem by tie ft ledtion cf a peculiar Branch, the ranaion of long continued Needs is the heft criterion of lupariority. Eight years have I devoted my praticc to the exclufire treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the :ueeefshil relish of my plan give inc additional ardour to .oppnfe as far as I am ;We the rar,jes of thole complaints which are the molt imponr ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. Alter initiation into every Stanch as an Army Sorgenn,l frmned a with at an only period of PraAlce to reccut ildividu ats from the Ignorance of uneducated Meir, or the equally dan. grr.ws precip:taney of general Pradtidoners. Thi.THRE;: rosolowits, to the cureof which I have do. voted my attentina, comprise every (peeks of VENEREAL INVECI lON, whether of a recent or long &rake .-4 4 4. Al kinds of LinilLITY, whether attune from the batik! of eehoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and daftly that do ratigement of the fyttun in Women which is called BARREN: NESS or ::,TERILITY. l'iuraerous difeafcs are the refult of ignorance or bane 1a tFn treatment of a limpt Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequcutly hap. pens that thereat% of Life are pnifoned by the indiferelou of an unguarded hoer. By a Bmerior method filch complaints am calily cured, mai even where others have faeed, i mug that It may preform to offers ra.lical Ft wthociever, Arc the cafes of ccinplicated dirket* io the Weirder compared with the eoltintitous lituations of Men,vAe from indulgence Ma souTA KY VIC E, or thi prevaleat Cafe. vos of a millions:4e Life, acquire that Rate of Debility what is the unavoidable conrequeitoe of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fu:ferer broods over his ruifery, hut care sully conceals hts misfortune, it may be flame eeafoLatian toil Win to know, that although& be in object of doubt or utc.-us unity with other Yra,:iitioners, the removal of theft C.IENC I F.S by the gradual progreis of Renovation is the acquires man of my eapnienee. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be Prevented by an wey counteratilion of tbts languid Rate, and in thge cafes no great difficulties will occur. .But where this Deficiency has for yeses exited a pray r feverance is iriditpenfihly requi to revi ve the flumbrin.; of Life, and to rear Imate dolt Colittitution. MARFUED WOMEN. who have long been &sr.:amed bs their capes:talons of s Family, may be allured, the in mat Manus fuch &fats are curable by Medical Skill. The . SECR'EC'Y which is fa eifential to my undrtaking, sad Qteneiti ons which I have prcfnmed to !tate, farm the Bafis at my Prttentions, and in coinc idence wish hr.% Ad. oration is given, that Mr B- may he cnnf item i'6.3a1.7y (or by letters itteloi'mg a ()mil nat. ) at ills honk, No. s), Arm ! del-an:et. Strand, hear Temp le-Car . n-atr.. . . _ . Then: Is an additional ontrat:e4 In Watts , firoct adjoin.' s =Lae nant: is on both the &lon. . 1 M. it Me ntho- tip: gore ('istlear of fittro.nns To T. TAYLOR, burgeon, No. 9, New Wake-Brom, Landis its, Edinburgh, May a, *Soo. IN the fpring of 1794 I was atiiided with a Vene, real Contplaint, which I treated with indifference fur Elva imonths ; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyliciia. who put a temporary flop to the virulence of the difeare (by mercurial applications) :or fume time ; but growing, in fpitc of all medicine and the advice of the net C...atlianen tithe Faculty here, work and work for two years, I was redased to a !tats alined unparalleled and beyond deferintion, being an entire lepr, 'and ulcerated from head- to foot.—M7, head, throat, mouth, note, legs, arms, iki-• have been alternately In danger of become big urch-fa; in lull, I have had from to to to eating ulcers oe my body, and netirly totally deprived of fight.—lt wculd Ire voluminous to particultrize all my Cafe.—fulitice it to fay, thaw never was, 0? tier will he, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated nature. I was long look-Al upon by my friend*. and imagined rn yfelf, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and Intte4,. in my then condition, death . wait prc terabit to toy snore than miferattle ftate. In tine dte taut fituation did I drag a IDA' miferable exiftince, tillDivix LI PROVIDENCE threw in ray way a newfpaper conntiniu- ' the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends reedit, I could not.-1 fent and procured fume of your LRAMS'S Pll ENT PILLS, which, by ufing from time° t:ine, am now, and have ion)( Seen, (after more than four year; is dektibable diltrefs), in asdood !tate of health as ever I en toyed; as a proof of this, t /14 a fine, thriving, healthy M!% born to me a few months ajo. In gratitude to GOD, and is hopes of rendering my fellow-creaturefervice, I trquca yatt tu publitk this; . and you may at any time refer patens, v. ho with to be fesfied of the truth of this, or further particular , ', to ma or my friends, by letter or perfon. As few cafes for badnefs will ever equal mine, and none es. cesd it, I have Own cxperiesue- every reafon to allure mankind, that in your Lener's Ptia.s they will find a fare, fpcedy,fate. and radical cure, i w that mutt dreadful stage of the Vcaeresi Difeafe, which is called—a co NIFIRSIED EVES..I sat withers diode, Sr, your obliged humble fervent, So 1. Prepared and Sold by the Sele Proprietor, TROMAS Tar. Loa, Member of the Royal Colkge of Surgeons in London, at his hook. No. 9, New Bridge-Brett ; where he will give an vice, without a fec, to perfims taking there Pills 2::.1 will an. Ewer patients letters, if putt paid, on the fame ternt , . nag in all cafes the molt iitviolable fecrecy, no Perrot.'• I. cafe having been men.• aed,butat their own particular r. • by the Proprietor, during the comfit of more than .. . that he has had the .06dmiling of an rtrellfive fak of the medicine, and the praelice wiling therefrom. They are alto fold, by Ids Appolntntent, fur the eotornitte of thole- living at a Mance., by Mr. Bti t ster, Sou y..- 24iinbuipili; Mr. Mentions Printer, Glafgcov, to set man tMr.'r. refers far his adalc ' ers; at tocrPerfumer's, N ; Mean's-Itreet,Pall-klt.11; Mr. Robertfon s'foy-Iba; , •z • Dxfortlaftreet ; Mr. Ihiboruegb's No. 7, lies-areet.h.: 'nearly oppo fi te the Monunstat ; hir.Stecl's,l3e.okfitcr, N. Doluo-ruw, Little Tower-hill; Mt. Cailw:ll's, Dublin; • by one Perron in every eutiFderable town in Great-ll:in:in 77,_ Ireland, in Boxes of only as. gel. each, fettled up with tt..! t -rd plain Direetions. whereby, Perrone of either Sex may tlacmfelvea with care and ferrety. - :.6b10014 : Priated frr tN.: Ftunntrurs. by JOHN Lt.l / - (of Carnaby-ttreet) at the Srilt t. Carry-ltreet ; and pnbAlhed by LIWIN. lb N r (.4 tabury-pizet. Lambeth), at N 1 t. Carey-fired, ri,t ::.t STAR-Otter, Tentslote-Bar ; to which Watt all cottr.