Star. — London, England, 1801-04-23 00:00:00

IRELAND. I)ujiiis, APRIL 18.-I'he Dorfet Yacht is or. dered to be at Holyhead ou Monday, to bring over the new Lord Lieutenant, Earl :imam R E. Monday next the Curragh Races commence-- The G.,11 Cup is to be run for by fix Candidates, and great bets are depending on the event. Wednefday night the Limerick mail coach was attacked by a numerous banditti, about eleven o'clock, at a place called Cherry-hill, between Monailerevan and Kildare. The vilhins fired on the eleort and coach, by which one paffenger and :. boric was killed, and three horfes wounded.— They then carried off the poft bags which fhould have arrived yefterday from the following towns, via. llorri►-iu-Offory, Emo, Limerick, Marybo rough, Monallerevan, Nenagh, and Rofcrea.— Me frequency, fyllem, and boldnefs, with which .heft daring enterprifes have lately been perpetra ted, occalliin bath furprize and alarm.• It was Mr. Mond, of Gardner-lbeet, that was • unfortunately killed in the mail•coach. • Lite on Thurfday night, a ganE of villains were apprehended in a honk near Baoybough-bridge. .by Mr. Jultice Gnomes , . on whom were found a number of counterfeit Dank-notes,and a purfc with about ten guineas.—They are alto charged with being concerned In many robberies lately commit ted in that part of the vicinities of this city. Yefterday the Cray Quarter Alfembly tutani smugly ele,fted Alderman RICHARD MAaoses to the Office of Lord Mayor for the enfuing year. . The Commons then returned the names of the following perfons to the Board of Aldermen, as fit and proper to terse as Sheriffs : Nathaniel Cretan $7 itobcrt Sutter 87 Abraham B. King 23 George Blow' 8s Murk Illoshant George Carleton 86 Wary Jena 112 I. Poundal ; Out of whom Metfrs. Kl/10 and Ciravta were eholin for the caning year. Nara's-, Mao. to.—The fpirit of emigration is fit very prevalent hare, that all the velfels which come.from America mum crowded with paten gers. Seven or tight have lately failed from hence vice full. Oa Virednifitay lall, Bryan AP !Crown, Paola MOM, and gobs Magre, were executed at Car- Nrstiffergni, in obedience to their fentence, being &dud guilty at laft affizes, of the barbarous and horrid murder of John Killen and his niece, a young girl, in the neighbourhood of Randalflown, in Febru.rry latt. The unfortunate culprits were brought from the gaol to the place of execution. about the hour of eleven o'clock ; and having ar rived at the awful fpot, the two rft mentioned of thefe unfortunate men (pent a confider.rble time in devotion with their Clergyman, a Roman Catho lic Prieft, in which they apparently joined with great fervency. Bryan M'Kcown, the oldeft of dick offenders, acknowledged the jultnefs of his fentence, and declared thatlie had been the perfon who committed the crime for which he was then about to fitifer. Patrick Marais and John Magre, the latter of whom was a foldier in the Mayo mi litia, repeatedly declared their innocence. Having taken have of their Clergyman and friends, they reigned thetnfelves into the hands of their execu tioner, and having mounted the platform, they' were launched into eternity, and their corpfes were theta-aro carried away to die county infir. Miry purfuant to law. Ctorria EL, APRIL 4.—On Thlnfday lA, a vil lain as yet unknown, fired a (hot out of a blunder. bufs, from behind a heclge, at Win. Price of Col 'mine, in this county, Elq. by which Brut eleven dugs had entered his arms and fingers, and two in his groin, of which he lingered in the greateft agony until lira night, when we are lorry to add, he expired very much regretted by all thole who had the picafure of his acquaintance. On the 14th intl. about four o'clock in the af ternoon, the young *laid belonging to Mr. MIL LLa of Dalfwinton near' Dumfries, was obferved to Lc on fi fe. Before the difeovcry was made, it was bunting in various parti, and its pmgrefs, which* appeared td be rapid, threatenel denrue tints to the whole extent, arithunting to upwards of 362 idet. Mi. Miller, who Was then in a field at 'forte' dillance, was the firlt perfon who obferved the fire. lic intlandy difpatcheil men in all di rations td alarm the inhabitants, anl in a very the rt time vtd numbers, near to 300, were colka ed,whoeterted themfelves with aflonilling energy. Many of thefts were at times in very hazardous fituations, 'being furrounded by fire on all fides, but fortunatele they efcaped troni thofe perils.— They generally took their finalist's to the wind.' ward oldie fire and followed it, and by incelfantly heating with grc.:n branches, cutting with ales, and treading it down, they happil fucceeded in !topping its prngrefs, about half pa ll fix o'clock in the evening. We are happy to hear that no lives were 1011, and tmly one or two perfims fliglstly hurt.—One man was wounded in the foot by a hatchet, but is likely to . get well form. It appears the fire was necaliimed by a neigh- Louring tenant having caufed his (errant to burn tome heath on an adjacent farm, which communi. ' cated to the heath among the wood, ant! this con. vered the fire in its whole progrefi. s l'he prompt affernblage iiTl the inhabitants in the nektrhboarhood, their active and unremitting exertioty, deferve to be mentioned in terms of high refpea and though this accident mutt be dither fing tnMr. Miller, yet the knn interell which every one Prefect evinced to Cohen the calamity and sr i*.fl its progrefs, cannot fail of afforcfing him the I igh and enviable confide ion of knowmg chit in flit mslin.. circle of his it.:ighbourtnaki, ciery Plan is his friend. . .......____ Mr. R isaJ the precaution to enfure W....is about eight yc.as ago. leek yar a fir w0..,1 near iiinnaird in &Wing. Aire, by the burning of molt and heath, was much injured, and fiaue cottages burnt down. The fire euntinued ahnult a week, to the great terror of the' 'iris:Agate& BIRTHS. On Alooday nif bt, the wire or William Stcyilfrg, labourer, tlirx children, who, whit thcir mother, are !lady to live. On Saturday last, at his hoary in Great Cumberland place, tlw I.ady of William Wally, kfq. of a daughier. MARRIED. ........ In March Taft, Mr. JuJd, Surgeon, of Stamford, Lincoln ihire, to N lifs Elizabeth Serachan, young, It daughter of the late Colonel St rachan. On Monday, at St. Mary's, I.ambeth, Mr. Thomas Helps, of Wood-ftreet, merchant, to Mifs Plucknett, daughter of Mrs. M'atfon, of Walcot-placc. A few days ago, Mr. Thomas Giles, of I.ancaller, nterchant, to Mift. Realmay or, of Yealbornugh, near Inglettm. At I.iwzriuud, Mr. ht•bttolh, merchant, of Gmencck, to Mi(s Edwards, of the IN of Man. On Thurfdzy, at Live' pool, Mr. Frederick Powell, (on of Alderman Pow. 11. of Chviter, to Mit. FrudiliamAiddl. 4134ghter of Mr. Edward Frodlisam, of the former place. DMD. -- On Friday laft, Thomas Maltby, F. 14. of We Ncw-Road, Mary-la-liounc. At bit bout• at tntifh-town, attar a lingering Ulnas, Mr. Robert Crowder. On the ath ;nitwit, at Lancaftcr, J. Franklaml, a it fpedable in der cooper, aged S 6. On the tith Jan. at Kingiton, Jamaica, Capt Julia paw, of the Otip Lard Thurlow. On Thnifday fennight, Mr. Win. Winitanky, Mbar, at the Free Grammar School in Liverpool. PLYMOUTH. TA II SOLD IT AUCTION, At the BROKER's WAREHOUSE, Woolßev-Street, 'PlYmouth, on Friday the fsth of ?Any. at Ten, • . I THE . hantiforne faft failit* copper bottomed (hip, LA HURON ;.—Uktienflotis, length un deck io c feet 4t inches; breadth below :sorest 6 inches; and depth in the hold 13 feet inches; adincafures Air 70-94 tons; finer.. Rented, pierce,: for twenty guns, base:ea:id I lart&rs, a uea noire hea.li and copper butouned; appears to he a Itrung fi rm built Chip, and' Is well calculated for an armed I, privateer, Welt Indianan, Gotha-amen, or any other trade where great hurdle', and dif, patch is required; her hull autel iturev . are in good order, and may be knt to tea a a trifling expence ; now lying in Catwatcr, and there to be delivered; captured ass her voyage from the Me of France to llourdeaux, afters long chace, by his Majefly's (hips Dori., John Halliday, Lfq. and Maidclevuie, William Ogilvie, F.fq. Commanders. For viewing the hid Inventories, and farther particu lars, apply to John Harris and Edward !Inc. Efqrs. Agents at Plymouth, or to hlcill•L Wedderburnc, Welder, and Co. Lon. don; or to PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. will be lad, the above VeflU h Hu ring Goods, for Exporeatlou 1 13so Plstkb Tutelage.: 134 Pigs ditto 3 Calks ditto 3 Bag% datu A quantity of Tortoife Shell 368 Elephant. Teeth 7 Bales Indigo With a variety of other guoda. Preach Q,ip la Hurou, prize. We of }ranee to Bourdeaux. I faliiilay, Efq. and Magi- Afters/Mb PART of the Cargo of ron eon tang of the follow 73e2 Bags . Co£:e 163 Bags Pwer 6 Calka ditto JS Hhds Sugar Bags ditto 415 Pieces black Ebony Ay il.des Cottou 7 Calks Cochineal Eking part of the Cargo of th captured on her voyage from tt by his hitajelty's fbips Doris, John _ cienne, William Ogibric, Ely. Commando .. Fur viewing the goods, Catalogues, and further ParticulArs, apply to Edward Line and John Harris, Efqrs. Agents, at Ply mouth ; to Merrs.lA%alderburne,Weblicr, and Co. Merchants, London; or to PETER SY MON'S, Swum Broker. Immediately after wiU be fold fundry warble and otherSturcs, confining of one long 24 pounder, one 13 inch mortar, gun powder and other Stores. I.ES DEUX FRERES, by his Makily's (hip DQRIS. I'HE French gun-brig LES DEUX FRERES, 'I Dimenflons. Length on Deck ysi feet 91 inches, Breadth below 19 feet it inches, Depth in Hold, aebneafures qa 3494 tan. French built, fquare Itcrned, would :awe r for the coaA ing, fruit, or any other trades where burtbcn and difparch in required. Nuw lying in Sutton Pool, and there to hedelive red. A prize to his Majefty's Doris, John Halliday, Eft. Com mander. For viewing the veliel, and for Inventories, apply to Edward Lytle, and John Harris, Frqrs. the Agents, or to PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. _ _ L'ESPOIR, by his Majelty's Ship I.'OISEAU, and private Ship of Ward,OßD NELSON. THE, handfonte fait failing Lugger privateer, L'ESPOIR. Ditnenlions--Length on Deek 72 feet 3 iod ea , Breadth above wales 1; feet 31, Depth in the Hold 7 feet 6 inches, Admcafurcs 9 3 6 -94 tons, (spare Itemed, pierced for x 6 guns, has good quarters, and would make an escelknt privateer, or is admirably well adap•ed for the Ourrafey or any trade where fall failing is a qualification ; her hull and 'tures are In prime condition, and may be fent to foa at little or no expence : . Captu r red by his Majefty'a flip L'Olfcau, the Right Hon. LOTlllAuguftus Fitzroy, Commander; and the private thip of war Lord i'iclast, Humphry Gitsfou,,Eil.Coaninander. For viewing the velkl. Inventories. and further particulars, apply to Edward I.ync, Efq. agent; et to PETER SYMONS, Swore Broker, Plymouth. L'AUII.OI4E, BY HIS MAJESTY% SHIP THAMES. Alio will be fold. Anchors, Cables, Sails, handing and . 11 - running itizglng, Mocks, Guns, Gun C..rri4 r e,,, Bras Carron:ides, Shot, Ste. lately landed out of the French Chip L'Attrore, caimund tin her voyage front the Ilk tt France to Bourdeaus, 4y hia Niajdly's Dip Thames, William Lukin, Ek. Commander. Her cargo, confdling of the following Gn.dt : For Ltportation. For Home Coniunirtion. y 3 Bags Coffee t Calk Rice 3 - Pepikr 31 134 p ditto 4 Call., 8 liags, and :4 Boxes :6 raze Calavanccs For viewing the States and Cairo, CAtalritura and further pertleuLn, aiqdy to Edward I.yne, Efq. tor ,'.grin, at Ply much, to Mira. Cooke and Milford, Mcrchants, Landon; or to PETER SYMONS, Sworn Ilrukrr. MONT BLANC, BY HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP VIPER. lnuucdiately after the Sale uf the Cargo of the dip l'Aurcerc e w•iil he THE bandfome fa 4 copper bottomed Saimaa. MONT BV.ANC...ll.3bnentioli., length aloft 1-c kit ,yk highest bratddt 311 fret 45 111ClirS; depth in the bold 8 fcctt odascataree tog 69.94 tune; (quire Hernial, ph mil fur ten gun*, coppers sl to light want. mark; L a tuna-halite fall 1414 r, wasted nuke au carellitst Privateer, Utter of Marque, and I beitabk for any other limits: when burthcn and dilpatch Is required; captures, 4al her voyage 'rum Car ouse to L'Oriint, by hi. Mikity's Clatter Viper , Jeremiah CoghLat, F.tq. Conuatukr; now lying 10 there to tic &livered. Aft e r width grill le f.,ltt the Cargo Linder! from EMI V. tu, collating of thr fullowln7 Ilnocli: For Ezpurtatiott, Foe Hoene ('onfumption. )6 asp Coffot 48 Calks Asomato I Cat ditto 46 Bales Cotton 9 Calks Clown i 9 Llephants TLetb 6 limit (tort and 4 iron Coro With a satiety of tither *aria . The above Vdfrl, Cargo, anJ Starts may talegoes anal lovetuarha hail, appli atioo to laluatil I )I.t, FA. Agent, at Plymouth; to Samuel Pala, tfq. .tiont, at Falmouth; er to PATER SYMONS. SWelfll I.R JUPITER. by hie bfalrltee ship VIPEIt. THE rUI.LOW I NG G 001)S. ; viz. Ent. Ever atimt 3 9 9 lloytetc...ie It. J thine =la Lntal buto ing tie entire Caro rt.e Brig k Jupiter, trim to hi. Majdtv's Cotter Viper. Jeremiah Cnytelm, entuatunk r. tor 'kering the fame. and far Quainguee, app. , ' to Edwar.: Lyka, tf..4ece/a. at Plymouth 8 /Wynne Meer. P.N. Arm, lalmaitsh; te Pky*ELE. 4VARiteIS. Swim 40.4111:. LA DEtILLE, by his Majefty Ship MEG/ERA. I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, Nr%4; For Hume Cuufumptsist. 27 Barrels S2/4111123 655 Salta4 Bullocks . Mos 768 Half Lirras Ditto 1345 Ditto agf Skins /Sting the entire Cargo of the lirig la Ceeille, captured by his Majefty's Ship Mega ra, J. R. Ricketts, Efq. Commanders Fur viewing the laid Cargo, CAralogucs, and turanx Parta culars, apply'tu Edward Lyne. Efq. the Agan, o r to PETER SYMONS, Swam Broker. I.AF.tVOURITE. ho Mall-y's Slip DORIS. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. About ta Thuufand Red and White OA HU. kayo. Li Ditto Div() Barra ditto tpB Parks of Staves 67 Copper Bolt Rods icy Salted Os Hides z Cak Cake, for Exportation. Being the Cargo landed from the wig Favot:tite, captured by his Maklty's Ship Duris, John Li.SWlsy, Efq. Commander. For viewing the fame, and for Catalogues, apply to John Harris, and Edward Lyiw, hive. the Agents, or to PF.TE.R SYMONS, Sworn Broker LA BOMISARDE, by hid Majeity's Ship BOADIeF.A. `HE French Gun Vedel LA BOMBAR.DE, Deck 68 feet of Meh, brawltla a feet t I inch, depth in hold 4 fixt to incite's, atirueafures 96 57-94 tugs; lugger rigged, Spare fterned„ rrencli both, ap. pears to be nearly new ; would anfwer foe a Privateer. and is wcU calculated for general purpufes ; prize to his Majefty's fildp.lioadleca, R. C. Keates. Ely. Commander.--. Now lying in sumo Pool, and there tube delivered. }ur viewing the Vail, and, for inventories, apply to Edward Lync, Efq. Agent. or to PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker I.A DEDLIONEUSE, 014EAU and iSIVIOILTA LITE. After the Safe of tlka Moot Eases Cargo, . THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. jar Xaporratics. 9 Caks Coffee i Cak • $ Barak Sugar For Home Confumptlem. 23 Calks A:toadies 9 fides .oottess At the fame time will be fold, the 'landing and running rig ging. fails, blocks, iron guns, brat fwivels, moguls, a quiddi ty of gunpowder, that, boarding pikes, grin-carriages, tegars, buts, and other calks, bread, bed, rice, calavances. with a va riety of other flora and provifums, landed oat of the 'French frigate La Dedeigneufo, captured by his Majdty's Ship l'Oifeau, S. H. Lindzae, Efq. Commander, in fight otitis Ma. jetty's Ship l'lmmortalite, Henry Hotham, Efq. Csanmander. For viewing the Goods and Stores, apply to Edward Lynx, Efq. Agent, or at the Office of PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. I.E Prin . FELIX, by his Moja ity'a chip BRIT. IA Ist 7'HE New French Chaffee Marce I.E PETIT FELIX. Dimenfions—Length.em deck 31 feet 9} Inches, breadth below as fact so inches, depth in the hold 7 fait 7+ inches, admeafures S 3 17-94 tons; round Item. appears to be almulenew, tails remarkably well; would make a handy ve Tel for the coafting, or any other trade where difpatch is required. Now lying in Sutton Pool, and there to be delircrad. A prise taken from the French by his Majetty's (hip Brilliant, the Him. Charles Paget, Commander. Alfo her Cargo, dal - tans, o. ds following Geed': for Exportation, 53 Pipes Brandy 11 Cafes Cattile Soap 21 Mastheads ditto 'far a Half ditto ditto 23 Barrel. ditto 8 Mastheads White Wine a 7 Bundles Coopers Twigs 3 Kul Zito 1 MIL. Mine breorl . . . Kir Viewing the Velfel and Cargo, apply to YttWard 1 yne. Efty. Agent, of whom Catalogues and inventories may be had, or at the Office of PETER SYMONS, Bw-urn Rroki-r. JEUNE CA'f EURINE. by his klakity's Ship A;A- Gtorma. 'I'FIE French Sloop LA JEUNE CATHA -5- RINE. Digieufions—Length as deck 46 trct 8 inches, lareadth above 14 feet 6 inches, deptli in hold 7 fact lit Inches, adnic-alures 37 7514 torts; fquarc-fterned, full bunt, and ap pears to be a firm veffel ; would make a good coadter. or is wall adapted for general purpofus. Now lying in SLIALOP Pool; and there to be delivered; a rime to his Majetty's Ltd, la Magid enne, William Ogilvie, Efq. Commander. Immediately afterwards, will be fold, ber Cargo, viz. 93 Hhds. Rad Wine, of a 6 Pipes Brandy fuperior quality 3 Calks Ram 77 White ditto s Barrel Tar Fur viewing the fame, Inventories, and Catalogues, apply to Edward Lyne, Efq. Agent, or to PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. BIEN AMIE, by kis Majefty's Rip MAOICIENNF. ['HE French Chaffee Marce BIEN AMIE.— •a• Disnenficer—Length on deck 49 feet 6 inches, breadth above t 6 feats inches, depth in the bold 8 feet ainches,burthen 5s 37-94 tons ; round item, French bnih, appears to be a 6rm, Itrong.built veliel, and carries a larye cargo; would nuke an cicellent coaltcr. Is well cak' -ulata for any other trade where a valet of fizz is required; a prize taken by his Mijefty's Ibip Mogicienne, William Ogilvie, PA. Coounandcr.—Her cargo could' of the fallowing goods: for exportation 15 Pipes Brandy 53 Mids. White Wine az Hints. ditto 2 Calk, Prunes tos Red Wine. Catalogues, Inventories, and other information, may be ob tained by applying to Edward Lyne, Efq. Agent, Plymouth ; of Wedderbiame, Wabiter and Ca merchant., Conlin ; or at the Office of PETER SYMONS, Sworn lirolar. FRF.EHOLD RESIDENCE and LAND, near READING. TO BE SOU, By AUCTION—By Mr. HAWKES, On Saturday the ma of April, at Two o'clock in the After noon, In fondly Lots, AN Exceeding Compaa •nnd truly Defirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the occupation of Matra. 'Taylor and Waterman, Stage near Whitby Turnpike, Read ins, late the propcny of the Rev. Thomas Maribam, deccated. C.auprifing Two Brkk and Tile DWF.LLINO HOUSES, with Gardens, Stabling, Cow-Houtc, capacious Barn; a CLOSE 44 v.:et-Omit PASTURE LAND, and a large ORCH AR D, with n•mArkably Bac Fruit Trees, of invariable and mutt abundant Produce? Two Inelotures of very rich MEADOW LAND, lituatc Dear the Horfc and GrOlali, White %Paktum, 4 Miles from MAIDENHEAD, in the occupation of Mr. William Junin.—To be viewed, by inv.: of the To anti, t•-n days pre v love to the Sale ; when Particulars may be bad of Mr. Ilat run, Siatioacr, No. 79 , Strand ; Mr, lihuttly, Solialtor; and Mr Hawke', Appraffer, Reuling. MODEII.2I HYRNITUTUL TO at SOLD ST AOCTION, DT SIC SCOTT, Or Tkurfday tbe 3oth intl. at it o'clock, at Ns ii, Ljdgate. I fill, after the Sale or Print.. being, by vrailllao, removed from the country to the above prentifes fur fele; OCCELLENT FURNITURE, comprifing a Drawing room, fa2tionahle fet of Japaned Chairs, a Sofa and /tad Window Curtains, genteel Cottons Iled complete, an Orynosa Piano Forte, by Holland, lintels Pattern Carpets, ni•eres, widths; dual Articles, of exceeding good Mahogany Furniture in good talk and porfett Itatc.—May be viewed with the prints--particobrs on the Wringer and as above. VALUABLY STOCK OF PRINTS. ro II stoke IT AUCTION ► IV MR. SCOTT ► Uu Tucf.lay and Wetbsefday, the 2811 and 29th inttaot, 00 the Prestifes, 18, I.olipte-Hall; 1k Mg P..rt of the Si OCK of Tit.ffrf. W. JEfFRYES and Co. *tatting from thy:Retail Trak. but containing their Whole (Ale Dolours At No. Ili, P.Art.ftr,xt, CLitham-plAce. To kr giu, at h.& pat Eksta pre, ilaf, uL a..eoom of the humbr.r of Lots. 'E STOCK comrrifes Excellent PROOF A RAVINGS of the Ikath of the Fart of Chadians. lor kohert ktonnce., Major Peitios, Lrt Howe's %%dory. and the ietieral Alfortinent of the mon highly eftenneel Sub ject.: a V.tekty of ANCII.NT and MODERN PRINTS, the production. of IL nod esonaesat ArCitts, Ladinenety framtd .art tome alio /a Pon Futi.n. _ _ 11.1.4 , be viewed the sitarday and hott.tidav prowling the Sale. Cataisises en the Premiies; w Hatchet'', MIA Mc' cubit, at nairraw.ty't ; taro at Mr. Hak",, Iteitwegg i lleet• Aral; rad of Mr. Scutt, Ludgate-HIM • • • To. the NERYCRIS, DEBILITATED( mut: CON ELIT TIVE.—LISBON 11i1.t... THISCELEBRATED MEDICINE, cow pored tram the Recipe of a late entir.ent Portuguere P - fiAao . will be found brit adapted for rennwi-o--- g tofr Nerv e s, ' Afftc-lions, arihng either from Mental I)e2redEoa or EQ.Sig Wet/Ant:a Perron of Confuniptive or Neryou. ll.d.ita will f.:ei it the belt Tanic extant ; in Mort by wLatever moan: the conititufaa Itis bean u:,;,tantincd, its reiterative virttics are a lure / 44 of retort .ng health. -- tiold wholrfale by Farden, No. soil, Strand, sad Mai: bi Barry, Bridge-ttrcet, Wetttign- Phitlik . No. 76,Cationt ttr ,x,. Rex, Sayer,N.t.44,carait-ra trtiai,, Bolton, Royal-Exchange, Turtle, No. :17, Straita, Green. No. :32, Oxford-itret, V.ttle, No. ao, Corattill, Jeboult and Co. Nu. t.sc, Os- W.trJ..1.4.3J4, 1i 0 1h,....-0,. ford-Brea, , -eriet.i. roe. itmg...elk, In Boxes of ts 5td..;‘.....1.4.... lai the Country, at . Ahiwick, by Pratt, Lowr.flolt4 Hrorfon, Berwick, Emblem:. Lynn, Wtnttiugliane, Bolton, Hogghtou, Manche/ter. Atail.4.4. Bury. Dingle, lloipt.ii, ...Vit.:4lta„ Cambridge; Gee, Neviaik, Ridge, Cluchcitcr,Keymer, Newc.ttitc, 'iambi.... W Darlington, Darmou, New ti larbet, Thorpe, Daxelmm, Barker, NottbaDertusa, Lanedalg, Doncalter, Turf, Norwich, Bacon, Edinburgh, Banter, Prinitlat Ratufay, Ely, Brackei.burf, P.icrbotougli, Jucoh, EpPltig, Doubleday, Prefton, Addition, Glafgow, Whitelaw, Sheikeld, Ridged, Greeshoek, Whiteisw, St:augury!, Draluti.l, Ilull, Brown Sundez I ind, Bray, Ipfwich, MiLledltch, ' Uppiriliam. Dra'-ar4, 1 aneatter, Woodburn, Wakefirld, Wcr,d. 11.teils, Sinn', Watr:ngton. Backs, Lincoln Brooks Yarmouth, Down:,, Liverpool,Billinge, Yoik, ilienchard. WiTEN Profeona I Men education and re fli fponfibility deviate (ruin the germl fyliens by the 'le edHon of a peculiar Branch, the random of lung csatine.sil voters tithe licit criterion of tuperionty. tight years have I devoted my la aidit the exclutive utu. ascot of 'IIIREE DISORDERS, and the fuccasful ricv.l my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as tar as (an able the ravages of dick complaints whteh are the mug import ant in else catalogue ullitunan Inftrusitk.s. After initiation into usury brands AS an Army Saugeuttol formed a with at an early period of Practice torefeue alt from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dei ' genius precipitancy of general Practitioners. TbeTHR.B.E DISORDERS, to the mated whialt I base de voted ate attention, ounpriae every fpt eit of V INFECI lON, whether of a recent or Ling duration --sdl. t AU kinds of whether arlfirj tram the habit* Selsboiboys. or the iiiilulyissee of au:attire anal fait:Oh:it th, rangentme of the liiteu in.Wonten .s calk .1 lt./BitSlki -bi US or STIipt ILITY. Numerous tlit...aks arc the refult of ignorance or haitelti die tnunineut of a L:npic Gouart t a,.ew :e 11.4 amt. hair pens that the !reds cf I.lfe arc rs Mutt.. itj the :ion of sit unlit:anted hour. 'by a saiperow ntermai lots c. tuptainsa tic wilily coral, and cent wilts., others hsve failed, I tag abet may prefuose to offer radical re•adiahliduntnt. Fe. homier, r are th_ cafes of cansislicatol dittrcf, in O. dfford.: cornier. d e•-ta the eaLmnitout tituatitaii ~t Nien,eriss I h., m indulgence ins SO I .rrAky viz.E.ot noir tam of a talhtuoahlc i.(e. acquire that Rate of DeWity "Ake is she unavoidable con 'ace of huh mai :into habits. • Wh. r. the orha;tpe . :ter broods over his mday. lair caw oily coot:tads his net -tune. it may he ;Moe oats/at:or, for bins to know, that altheigh it he an obtatt of d.eabt or weer tainty with other Praditioncet. the romov.d th.r.. tout . C 11.44 Cl Eitikry the 3. -...mtAtial ro3r•as of Rettorditas is I ILL. 4Clafte meet of my capstones.. If the rite,' of ila,..chas or Vona* Las: b q pio to udoc, natty mud. ausiay i I 1 be givicrt.a by an early ct..intera..tiun of this languid Burr, and In th.lf cafes no great dilhcuhlss will maw. But where this Defteieney basfor yearsenUtcd.laprgerTx- feverancci.irutifpaakalyrequilteto zwrivetlwaiinthqinshikerfu ut Life, and to rranintate the Cualtitution. • MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difsppolmel In their expectations of a Family, may he attired, that In wok iodation fuels defsdts arc curable by Medical ' The bECILECY which Is Co cilential to nay undertaking,Full the Q_ualificaions which I hat, precut/led to Rate, urn tin Balls of my Wen:aims, and in coincidence with Inch thi • ir.ta mation is given, that Mr Ii - may bee/minks-a pet:many (or by Icttcrs /whaling Mandl nate) at his Mute, Na. ay, Arum. del-ltrect ' Strand. new Temple-Bur. Thcre is an additional entrant: in %Valet-Er:a adirranta4 and the mu,: Is on both the doom M. B. Member et the Royal Coffer of Surgeon+. YENERIAL BLINDNESS, To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, No. 9; Now Bridge Arm; PI.AR SIR, Laotian. IT is with the moll heartfelt fatisfaeion that I ad drefs you on the incomparabk eacelkoce of your luvaluahlt Metlitimal.LAKC ' S PATENT Pitx.s.—ln the fpring of the year I had the misfortune to contract a Venereal Complaint, attended with the molt alarming and dartgerous iyamtoms; tu afmuch,that I have been confined to my room for a whoiennas together, and nut able to (lir out of it; I had no relt night ate day, an d fulierial the molt excruciating pan and torment, aid what was Rill work, my Eye. grew weak and dim, fo that I could !care difcern any object, If ever fo elofe tope, and es peeled nothing lel. than the total laisuf my light-Frotn afloat, healthy, and rather corpulent man, 1 became a mac Madam. and an cbjeet of pity and compi.ifion.-114 friends had all ithas me over, and thought my recovery impoflible. In this dreadful ftate, sad expetting every minute to be my lilt in this word. I was fortunately recommended by a usighbour to try yua Medicine., but having tried all medical aid to AO purpofe, at been at an enormous capence, it was fume time before I cx..l be prevailed on to take them; at !aft I fent fur fix boxes, and before I had taken them all, I found eotifiderable bcntfit ; my pains gradually doer, afed,aiol my eye-fight grew better, and:a the great fugitive and aitoniStment of aN my friends, (aftcr tat ng three boxes more). my health and ttr_tir.h was pertedly re !lured, and I mallow, (thanks to my (.ogi and your involuiill Medicines), as well and heart , / as ever I was in my Your obliged hunthlc *snot. LEIDH. Birmir;ham, November 1, 1799. Yuu are at fell liberty to publitb this In any manner yip ..tlark proper fur the benefit of foetety at large. int., whit* iissisa have fent you !ounce, but was fearful of u relapfe. _ _ aboveltiedicine Is carneftly recommended to an Prem. that arc In any Juubt of their being entirely sn( every Ve nerrAlAtr...iion, particularly to utak 45eut ,!. rtng th,ir coo &fiat in life, in it will certainly a-tar:it:Are. et taint 01 ttu nature, at however long ltnncltng, ar howevs ditufferl inehr the appearance of other 'armlets it may be ; fur Scar:Nee. Glandular, and Catanrous Complair.ts, it is sifu re:onuttentb.4 to be taken. .fpee,Jl4 in the Spring. Sumner, and FalL - - • • • --- Prepured and field by the fide Propitiator. 3110114 Ad TAT' LOR, Nle.mber of the Curpof•SlUti 0: i4llfg`ollls, 14:41404* at hlrhutife, Nu. 9, New Bridge-Rica; where Le will Ow rice, without a Fcc, to porous taking thee PA* and will Ewer patients Letters, if pest 941.1, on the fame rem% °Wry! in, In all edva therms"! iwiJiable Semi 4 nn Perron's Isantrh . " cafe hating been useutiumi. bat at Oar den partkulor reqoce. by the Prurrieur, derby the courfe of mote than j • yesry out he has hit.' the .'onand of an etterflve We at the above eine, an W 11. e praaire ariLtyf tbercfram. - - • • They arc alio fold by las Arrvintmeatr at the Vetd i r .r '' N. 3.4., St. etillun'o•nrect. P.II t Wk. It I •brrtf .r• 1 . • ih . P• 1 C fiktioni-ittc , t ; Mr. St cl'a. Destaktler. No Unkn-etaw. 4ttk Tower-HI:1; anti by put Pfer,Win•l l " , contiticrat•lr town in Ttr.gland. Dom ort tia• . 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