Star. — London, England, 1802-11-20 00:00:00

WLNTER~A DIRGE. Once mon the Sire of Storms his Cloddy tent Has pitched upon our Northern► hemifphere, And, crom his tbadowy feat, Forc'd Autumn to retire. The feeble race of Flow'rs have breathltheit tart ; And fad, and folemn, founds the frequent kncli Of rural Beauty gone—r Of tural Pleafure loft ! Invidious Hoar-Croft, perching on the (pray, Where late the wood-lark fang his fweet farewell, Pierces, with fatal Ring, The green lears tender nerve. Waving his ebon wand, the furly Pow'r Calls forth from their dank cells the chilling train Of foul unwholfome fogs, And glooms of hideous hue. The curtain, that enclos'd Morns rofy couch, No more its gay embroider'd folds difplays, As from it the defcends To greet the tiring Sun. Eve, like a Mourner, muffled in her weeds, Betide the tomb of one •e dearly lov'd, Eyes the dull feene awbile—a • Then, with a figh, departs. To light her chariot on its dreary way, Night, now, needs all her lamps; Cave when the &bah Pours from her giver urn, The radient good around. Faint Nature falls a prey to atrophy ; And all her living tribes Teem forrowfol Their common Parent, this Declining, to behold. But thok, to whom the GOD, who governs Gave intelledtual light, toffs and judge, They know that, by and by, Her health WIB be reftor'd. They know that, by and by, the breath of Spring, With renovated vigour, will infpire . Her faded form again, And deck it With new charms. nAvis. POLICE. MAISIOW Hotiss v —Thurfilky Parka Laila *as' committed to•Brideviell is . in itiOdot; lie ing chimed' upon . the oaths' of tart Gentlemen ivith'tidtig direrent deceptionaid obtain Money, fot ititnes . pretendint to be ddaf and duith; tying one•arni . behind his back, and haring* fidh arm . td'apPearlintie, foinetimes a' wig, ..an - d* fbnietitas his heir, &c. He found it convenient ati this tithe. to die his tdugne to fblieit forgiVenefs, which' the r 4rd/day& denied`, fayink hi' could nOt *den hat deeeptions. - - . Bidiwy.—Wiffraie Crirge yaws *ll tontimiri brodght before the Lord Mayor; under the Charge of marrying frabeeildarie iftglit . ,while'si leaf, !Amin he Kid fbrinerly niamea - SOU' AM living ; . 'nib IWO partner of hit bed was theflift *li ners again e him. She prOdiited ai€ Certificate of her niardiige with the papa*: IV &Islay" as appearte froui die' cerdfitatO, hW 'ars' pined' hi wedlock oil the I. .ftE or TRY; a , " te a rrh. eerie offiblawieliee; Otiffeiirf. Pli ' • ved tnlth her in'tht aVowed rilidonefsi hatband' ken, diet period' till' within thidk lid dk ' liondft: fili cohabit and 'fittendkiellsiere nein' thole air laid; efiltlifonate dutiiiilhtifbind. He'vrits*thedink 'then' that riskiriage took plice, a taitierdureidf ink, and carried` on' a' iiitinufaatirt in . itititiblig tieht Of his own. Hi has . finceheett urifueeefsful in !with& ; and had been aloe in eatifinenitglit fot debt, in•theblarflialfea priiim. His . Wife' was .- 6filiged, in dosifitioince . ofhht unktridildialid sat fortunet, to thrim* berfelf upon the liiiiiiiiitt Of ' ha Mobil& She continued, however', td' vifit, filth ;alb conNielient; till a Very Ilion tit& fie. fbtd diV Mitre!' Of hiprillint inane& At die tithe of het marriage, (hie hadevitt reakii to tit: lieeecliiiii free•frinnetitineeinent inany other eon.' sliflion, as their marriigehad not been by &via, Tintin . donfentience of an . oiled declaration of tha t*. . 4 - • e tit bans. • . - *count given by this itkitired vthrtiast Was . cOtiarined by Mi. Hialloway, parifh cleric of the dinitli of St. Lawrence: . He knew chit the (Andy of Mrs. Jones was refpea fi gna Stable . His tnre war iliblOined to the Orabools in which theinarriage *ad retorded. A C.aitain of the Guards, a relation of' MIA Thought, cattle, on her account, to give hif oiii., ddie.e again& the prifbner. Mill' Dion_ gbi vkas;•he . Add, a ladt Of good family and able' con. Tie:ions. But iSe bad behaved' ioOls . isactiailr; ihd. Was t - in confeetnelice ofthitt iiiipttideice, confined in the Mattlarea Pedbli fkirdebt. She. there came intoncipaintance with the Wilmer. He paid his . addeefes to her, and offered her mariiagt. She communicated hia proPorals to her Mends, who, finding that he might' return, into bnfmefs as a brufli-maker, with realbiftble hopes to Maintain a family by hit indutiri; and being willing to bring their relation wider He protealon, out of kitifon, Lave their confent and countenance to the mar riage. It was celebrated ii Paddin • on Church on the 2d of Oabber bit. Ilie • • •lti . *atilt himfelf have been preen - at the -. . of, if lie' hid not then been unavoittabilt detained ndbfe duty at the Tdvrer. Ws. MaJOo' &nitrous; and' feveral ladies related to MifkDrought; Wire, he*- . ever, witneffes of thrufarrilge, Net - coati ''days had elapfed before Mid Drought difeoVereA.. , th at the men whom the bad 'acCepied for her hutbaiid, , ' had been long the unworthy that of another mi.. man. The difc.overy drove her to madnefs. Her l friends found it neceffary to comitit her to the cite of the keeper of a private mad.lroufe. Jones; tie., content with the mifery he had already oecafion. , ecr, followed her . thither ' and leudlY Ifeinandedi his wife . Th e clamours and difierbanees which' he made, left no choice but to commit hini tOthe charge of the offttert, by whom .he was brioulthe before his LordOtip. As the peal cl*k of Pedal on was not this' did atteedince,ordites w -ge' rarthat he &mid. be fonoteedto l /0441104 kit4Whit'WeldW ifigt L In Inhleh . the fecond marriage was regißered. lite attendance of fevital other witnefFes was alfo di reded ; and the prifoner was, in the mean time, remanded to confinement for re-examination oh a future day. Jones, the prifoner, is a (tout, though not quite an handfome man 4 fomewhat taller than the middle faze, and probably about forty years of age. He was well drefFed. He eyed his first wife from time to time with looks of lullen fiercenefs. He heard the whole Rory of his injured bride with 'out uttering a fyllable. • He is recommitted to the 1 Poultry Compter. There were no children of the fira marriage. - - GUILDHALL—On Wednefday a coal mer chant appeared by virtue of a fummons on an in formation charging him with having fold two chaldrons and a half of coals ; on being delivered they were re meafured, when there appeared to be ten bufhels and a half deficient. Connfel were em ployed by the informer and defendant. The coal merchant was convided in the penalty of 501. with colts—one half to the• informer, and the other to the parifh of St. Holy Trinity, Qyieenhithe. The coals were forfeited. _ _ Thnrfday a woman, of the name of Stubbitu, and her fon, were charged with taking infurance, to be determined by what it called a Little Go, in a Court in Fore-ftreet. The charge being proved, they were convicted in the penalty of tool. each. Not paying the fine, they were committed to Bridewell for fix months. Win. Bell was committed to New gate, for trial, on a charge of Realing a box, ut of theßrentford errand cart, in St. Paul's church-yard, on Wed nefday afternoon ; the contents were conveyed away by fome confederate. Same day, about two o'clock, as a lady was palling through St. Paul's Church-yard, a man accufed her of robbing his friend df his watch on ,Tuefday night, at a brothel—ln confequeneeof a Gentleman interfering on behalf of the Lady, the parties went before Sir W. LEIGHTON, at Guild. hall, where .the accufer &tore to the beft - of his be lief, of her being the woman whohad committed the theft ; but her friends being fent for,, it ap • peered the was a Lady of charader, being nrar rted and a houfekeeper ; the was admitted tobail, which was -immediately procured. The patties were ordered to attend the next day. The Lady attended accordingly, with her friends and foine of her neighbours to prove a pofitive obi; the l Profecutoc,however, never appeared,but his friend who )oft the watch attended, but could-not fwear the Lady then prefent was the perfoh who com mitted the theft. Sir War. LBIGHTok granted •a warrant again ft the accufer, and recommended the Lady's friends to profecute him for fo grofs an af fault—the was dragged from .St. Nulls church. yard to Guildhall, amid(;' a concourfe of two hun dred people. The accukr is a tradefman from Birmingham. • WONSII I I.- sr a tr.--Yefe rd ay feveral men Were charged with having (totem a largequatitity of woollen Cloth, betides• a quantity of men's and women's dreffes. The ptiilmers were Ordered for reteraminatiOn. Several publicans who encourge ripplingin their houfev during Diiitle Service on the Sabbath:clay, were• fined 2011: each, with an atarance char Illotdd thby offend again,their licences would be ibtfeided; LONIVAt Ikkg-1ibtd141464 11441.1gAiliSilEit A !Lido ( Age P*l6l6.4 (F r i atsl3 l Ncmank2 tiAbires4 . 6 I mchi inra . Totitl-a6mo ere.A../itrast' 4s. Ad. lowa , than laft refirtill - PRICE OW HOPS. = 91 et to aft oisi :wiror :He at 91 9v tosist•tissil aurr/ 1 5 1 ;Ss Akk in to 1.21 - OS :111116 , -,a * a titan. z 34 It* os tez6l op . PRier OP g ' Novembee — ,29. Red CloVer 812 i titi- tikii White ditto ises to rode fOr col: Trefoil non tb 64s • Turnip 169 to 281 per bugle) . Rye Gbh ass to 45e per quatei . CatraWay 361 to 4ti per cw t. Coriander 28s to 3os Oro Canary Seed , 86s to 93, ditto , New Rape Seed- 321 to 361 per hat. Rib Grafi 405 to 565 per awl. SUI'FI!IPIELD, Novembei 19. To link the offal—per atone of 81b. Reef 4s . 04' to 3s 4d I Veal 4s od to 6s od; Matted 4. $d to ss 8d I.POrk• sa od to ds odl NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, November 19. Pei {tone of 81b. by the carcafe. jib od to 43 4d I Veal ill 4d to se 6d° 3a 8d to 4s 8d Pork p od to'Coir ed. Stock at Market this morning, Beath so* Sheep and Lambs, 3,000. Beef Mutton RAW HIDES, November 19. • igtperftone)3e 84 too od I Hcavy Calf 91 64 cads Middling Is 4d to'lp, 6d HorreSkina. 131 to as Od, Ordinary is tato 3s od Sheep Skins 3s od to ." . titl . PRICE OP LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so t0 . 361b each ssod to aid Ditto, 6o to 661 b 244 to aid Merchants Racks ii9d to 2011 Dreffing Hides z9el• to and Fine Coach Hidai std' to oil Crop Hides for Cutting ood to aid. Flat Ordinary . aid to rsd• Call Skin., 4o to solb per dcizen 26d to 3od. Ditto so to 7olb 23d. to 3od Ditto 7o al golb a4d td* v_4l limall•Seili (Oivenland) per lb. 3s rd•tia 31.4t' • s l Large ditto ism to Loa per dots 1 • Tanied Hark" Hides di to . aps each 1 Gent Skins t Q 76 per 1 PRICE OP TAT.LOW SOI IN LONDOr St. James's market 41 4d ToWn Tallow 7is6d to die Clare Market 4s 34d .Rutli.tilittea (es) 66rod to 67,` Whitechapei Motet 44 Id d itto (faap).63l tb of (perMAC of Sib .) _, _ Candle Ruffi'a 631 to 645: ...—-- M 'Stuff . .57i od to s9a In' Ste Diiili leash 43s pd to os • 3d Grieved t6iod to air Good Drep toe io ce ' Yellow Soap, Se.to co;--' Mottled, 80.—Curd, 88" a. cAndles, xi,: SX—Moidia, taa. 6d. PRICE F HAT MID STRAW, Noviintei 19.. Stniddiaii It. Junes's. Whitechapil. allay 7ato i . 11 4 •Otey its• . 4 et to 7 7r Nai sNI t. 6 to ...I. ars* x- to 0t z 6 i 6 tii I: 16 i.,iftor z 6 o. 1 CbSnir t 0 to 8 o 7: or. 8 oo' COALS, Novernbert4l i . • Stet Coals to the Pot* isa..odivereadroll: Delivered ' glin i: • Lac .41. '. . : age Price i Imo ' • glier44. , • On the 13th roil . at Alderley Park, Cheihire, tie Hon. Mrs Stanley, the Lady of John Thomas Stanley, Efq. of two font. On Friday laft, in l36etors Commons, the Lady of Charles Bedford, Efq. of a fon. Thurfday, of twin danghtai, , the Lady of Jame! Atlee, Efq. of Barl-ftreet, Blickfriars..- en INFALLIBLE OF.RPAAN OORN-PLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this moil excellent REMEDY is fo 'certain of its Efficacy having never failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Coral, root and branch, TO It E TII TUN MO 'MY. It will, on application, take off the Inflammation in a few hours, and deftroy effedually the Maligiliti; 'without the kart hazard. Printed Diredlons fettled up with it. This is the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fo much re putation in Germany, and his.becn fold in London upwards of Fifty Years, with the greateft repUtatipn., Sold Wholefale and Retail by T. Axtell, No. i Finch-lane, near the Royal Exchange; and alfulyY IVlr.sDay, No. 7, Tavlf tock4treat ; Mr. Wilke No. 39; . St.•Jatnesss-ftret ; Mr. Sydney, No. 21, Pall-M;11; Mr. Ward;• No. 3 2 4* Holborn; and Jeboult and Co. No. xp, Oxford-ftreet. At Briftot, by Bulgin and Sheppard;` and'Bonner, printers. Bath, By Hazard, bad:feller, and Rottman , perfluner. . . . . Edinbtrilr, by Baxter, South Bridge. Portfea and Gofport, Mr. Harding's. Liverpool, by Mr. gore, printer and Mr. Jones ,bookfeller, rortrmouth, Mr. MOttcy, bookreller . .W...ME DICINE 4CT. Artie only lit' • tor D. Prnils'is Powder, No. 45i St • Church-yard, totvion, • • los & THE following MEDICINES are fold, af,ifii -B.- prites'ineeted, including the Stattip . 'ntilics; znaras'it is .enased, that from the ift of September, zBoa, the Stamps should be appkied so all Proprietary biledicines, as .well fqr Farit as fctilTom; Colift9iptiop, and as a Coufidcr.,ble Addi tion is made to the Stanips on the Article's of higher Value, or tbofe in Bulk, the Prices of Dr. jutnes's homier will be in fu ture as. pa. per Packet, or IL : j5..64.1. per-Dozen; but the g4intliy of a Dozen Packrs in a Bottle (as made up for the Arriiyi arid Navy) may be had for il. 4.: And as by Favour of the Commiiboners of the Stamp Office, Plates are prepared for Mr: Newbery's kparate Uk, With his Name engraved in each Stamp; the Public will be,careful to obferve that the Words, " F., NewberT,No. 4s, St. P.turs," are priatal in the Stamps of ail his Medicines ' • and as Wis prefunied that this will be a fain eietit'SeetnitY arrsinft Counterfeits, his Sig attire on the Labels on Dr. James's ° Powder will be difcondnued from beneefbr ward. S•Ampe will he allowed gratis, as dual, . to thole who pur chee Half a Dozen or more at a time,. of the lower priced Articles: s. d. . ' . . g• A De Jarhes's Powder 2 9 Lozenges of Mali i 4 --.7.'a Bottle 24. o Freakc's Tin& of Bark 4 0 4Paleptic Pill* 4 6 Hutham's ditto 19 - 7 -- large Box 24 o Englifh Coffee 2 9 Dr. Stlierei Opodridoe s 6 Genuine Arquebufide 8 4 i--- Ccinvolian Oft •2 6 Ormkrii Medicine 8 6 .----banonifle Drop* z g Inglis's Stots Pills r o --;-- Paregoric La; • Iffereiof Pepperinint x i 'sealiry s " - Pills x xi. Gratet's Drage , - s s leerylillfous i 6 Di: itqoper's Nil i xat Dr. Auffin's Chalybeati ' Gtafs's Nfigtfellk 3 . 6 Ditto - 4 6 Henry's dietti - 2 6 DAlby's Carminative r 9 . Norton's Drnps 3 6 Effence of Coltsfoot . 3 6 Spilflntres ditto 3 6 Cephalic Snuff • o" 9 Dr. oolander's Ten 2 9 Spence's Denttrrice 4 ó Grenough's Tintur e sxi Jones'i Rheumatic Tine. Do.Toln Lozengei zit tyre- 36 PCB. &taupe with Mr. NiAvberft . Nattle we ;Mixed to the &lt twenty Articlee above enumerated; and as many pelf° 5, .particularly fervent! and mai:users isiltak.a houfe, he is unckr the ncceility of pointing out; tbit it is at the Haft End of St. Paul's, neaten to' tikaiffide, and that - le bee a laige white fineeeed front, on Obi& theft words tie intliribecf: "Tim ONLY' WAZICHOUSIL TOR Da. JAMES'S POWDItIt." HEN Profcgonat hipn of edtAcAtion pod rc. fponfibilitydeiiate f i rm the gametal fy4an by the fe !talon of a peCuliir Banal, the faMtitui of log &ginned faccefs is die heft criterion of fuperldilty - -- Ten years have I devoted my Moeller to the extbillvetreat ment of THREE DISO4WRItS, and the fuccefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ravages of tiecife . Cornplainti wiieh arc the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmitlei. . _ After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wills at an early period of Practice to refcue individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. • The THREE DISORDERS, to the care of Which I have de ?voted my attention, comprise every fpedes of VENEREAL INFECTION, ,whethcr of a .recent 'or lung duraclou t --sdly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arillz from the habits of tgenec 'Schoolboys, or the ind of matuti • ; Mid lift "thei de rangement of the fyitem iii Wisecowhies is aged' BARREI4- NEM or STERILITY. .• Numerous difeafes are the refult of ignorance or hate in the Inatment of a limple' Gonorrhea, and it not unfrevently bap- Pent that the feeds of . Life'are polfoned by the indircietion aii ing=rded hour. By a fuperior method fit& eotfiphints ate ;only cured, and even.wherebthen hive fail0d;;I truft that I *lay prefume to offer a radical re-eitablinunenr. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrel) in the diforder, compared with the ealamitous - fituatlons of Men ' who fraiiifsdulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, brithdPitiralent Gale des of a' fandonable Life, acquire that ftari'of Debility which is the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. , . Where the unhappy fuffererbroodp over his mifery, but care fully conceals his misfortune, it may belcre confolation for Mit to know, that although it be an objedt of doubt or uncer uripity with other Pradlitloners, the resting of theft: DEFI - gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchhs or Vchus brie begun to reduce =llly vigour, lunch anxiety will be prevented SY an tatty colinteratini Of' this languid ftate, and in there cifei no'giest difficutties via? occur Butwbere this Defidency Ms for years &lilted, afirolitr Pea feverance is indifpenfibly requilite to revivetbe numbering fparks of ketizßnd tore-anitnate the Conflituthissr lED WOMEN, who Mie lineheen difiipPointed fn thisit i expedietions of a Family, may be'artired, that in nioft inftancesfuch dctd6s are curable by Medical MR The SECRECY which is CO eftential to my undeftaldng, and the Qualifications which I have prefunied itp,e„form the' 'Bail of Pretenfions, and In coincidence 'with fush t intl- Mitioa li'gfren; that Mr. BREE may be` endidied perroaallY (or by kitten bidding a (mall nbte) g 29, Arun &Nut, Strand, near Tempinaar. tear: .an additional entrance in Water-and nallsialing o . name lion both the door& • , • W. BRE; Moshe •_•0 the Rorli erdlag le alga . . ADAMes SOLVEN T for the s-roNt ara cr Av 4,,, AS the SOLVENT is proves' to be dic effedtual Rettictly for the Gras•il and Ltnne, preventing the 'o jußly dreaded Orctati wi;l4 th z It is deferOing doticc, that Pc7fnns aec:nliiir.t „ ay , their Study, in Courts of JOP.ice, 4 4 . hn An -Jay wa7.;. vented taking due cercife, may ht frnir su thole cseruciati..gdifordei•s, by a few cinfel duly of th mild ft4l not onpalatabla Medicine., & , wl - ldt never fails atcly to corre the calcalou4 diathelis is the Lahi t . It is fdld by the Proprietor * Mr. F. 7!:"1" (Tryr„ y c Southamptoreltreet, llietAtnibury-fq-e.re, in 1 :ott les 1. .4./ .4.1• . its.; andit 1. za. Stamps included. For an account of the nutriermn Cuti", of rtni c in Kidncy4 or Eladder, by t' - c Selvent af r te f r „i s ks i trials 'of Soap, Lite, and fvlep!iti,.., zioda waters, as teltilied l - y Mr. Gunning, Mt. B.:n, atniaent SUrgeons, ke" Perry on the St:.ne," rice 2!.. had of Murray and FlighLty, Fiect-ttre,t; Ser Tior d, , x fl Paternoltcr iow; and R. Thurgood, No. 37, i%Tm.gate-i' . :4,; N. R. Among the recent and rcmar4:ll:`.e the Solvent, are thofe of the'Rcv. Mr. Mn;inintr, of dißlam, Norfolk ; and of the fon of J. Shipd:ri, in Ke::t. FOR. THE GOOD 0 F TUE PG I3LIC HEN an- in di vidttal has experienced env W part. eular mark of kintinefs, in wi t i c i i hi s wrifa re and LT-. nefs have been confiderably promoted, not hi ng is rt i , c , ; than to Peek out the perfun by whom we 11:tve been (tried, fat purpofe of exprefliu it. our grateful fen(: of the favour But In cafes of health,where we have been recovered fisimtb; deplorable Rage of debilitated nature, and Tatored to the 'tad t; joy m ent ofall the various hie flings of iiie, we are fordib' cd. it ' e by every confideration, to acknowledge itia the molipt cr , ncr. We owe this equally to our own feefins, whi c h r, to fenfibly awakened on the occafion to the !tend taTent. cf Doctor, which merit every encominm, and to thertth!i e large, in order thatthofe who may lilted in r,„d Gather be. nefits, may know where to receive them. ile.ving made t'.r" general obfervations, 1 than proceed to agate the particular ca l that has occafioned them, and to lay heforsthe public fail tar y eifeets that I have experienced usida tliegreatelt stEiclic that can poflibly befal U. I was bunt :Ina educated at oei chefter ' and at feventeen yeari of age we to the Urti7,tidy Oxford. Prior to my leaving Wiccheiter, and more u.-.nicalar. if at College, I *as reduced to the mitt grievosis fine, by a y e horrid and unnatural pmeticesi too in cid= to youth,ana u .h kt are not more baneful to oar health, than finful in the eye oiCsa. I was tt firft affiddied with a dimnefs of fight, a weaint Cs in nly, loins, and a depreflion *f fpirits. In this fituatiati I applied to Baron Wenfel,thelamotis oculift , who informed meit pi-tiered : 4 front the optic nerves. I for Come time followed his advice, tiM ore day returning froth (hooting, I Wtla f:ize.d with a nurabo e c t a My limbs to fuch a degree, as to lead me to conchal: that I amnia entirely lofe the nk of them. This induced toe to vat mYfelf under the'hatida of Dr. Mr. of Oxford ; but neither aid, nor the Waters at !lath, which place! vifited, affortied me thE !tall relief; city fpiritiat length were fo ftriinttly deprec e g with violent palpitations of the heart, and my fiutit fo mueh Sayea, that ! became a mere Oteicton. °Vat-vine, however, Lt c!e Bath papers a publication by Dr. Brod urn, " AGrlde Old At," dedicated to hit Majefty, I was int!..treil ?errl the fame, when I fortunately difeoveresi the do:apt:dm I hal is long laboured under. I have the happinefs to add, that by' folowing the zdrire contained therein, and going through a consplec rouKc or Dr. Brodsm's invaltiable Nervous C ore' nt..vti,•liabk perfealy reetitieied, and as well as ever I was in 11f:. I have finee quitted the Univerfity, and am going to eater into the buy ftine of matrimony, With a dctc:miratit.a never to be without " A Guide to Old Age ; and, at the far, tMie, I think it my duty to advife all young men to follow my ekample, as a perufal of this excellent book may happily prevent the al fi.l.ed from being precipitated headitntg to an untir.-.elp grave, which, but for Dr. Brodum, would moil inevitably have beta nal tale. I am, Sir, your's, Ste. &e. Oa thrd. A. D. M..A. The Botanical' Syrup and Rettorative Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Doctor's hoar., No. 9, Albion-ftrt, 7 . doors final the Levi:man Mufeurn, Surrey fide of illeekiiars-price, Id bottlesatal. as. txs. 64. and 6s. od. (duty ircitried) at Withers' (late Cockeles) Medicine Warehoae, s p a, strand; Bali* Printer and Bookkiler, at hts Medicinal Warehoufe, N 0.3, Win c-ftreet; vflio hasireceiied *large add fresh finiply;Thairrp. foci and Caftle-ttreet ; Browne, Tolzey; C. Routh- Bridge-Arm ; Reed aria Sheppard, Britt 4; Met e r an d cyst. weft, Bath; Merlin. Goadby, Sherbnrriti Mr. Raikes, Woo. cefter; Mr. Tymias, Worcetter Mr. Trewnun, Exeter, Swinney, Birmingham ; Spillbury and Co, Mary-tin:et, Dab. ; andhy all Printers, Bookreikrs, ant Venders of Meld= is dit Three Kingdoms. A 222. Bottlt contains equal to five fmall ones. ••• To thole Ladica and Gentlemen bordering on the Rate, of Matrimony, the Dada Would particularly recommenti the Botanical'SYhtir; 'irk* to their appearance hefOre :he .11tar of Hymen, who are in the finalleft degree apprehenlive of th,.tiyf tent not being entirely found, or (abject to relautious r:t'an folidr. VENEREAL suNDNEss. To Mr. TUOMAS TAYLOR, Surgeon, No, 9, Nov 8r1.0.w.k. itrect, London.. DLAR SIR, TT is with•the mo fl heartfelt fatisfitaion that I zd. drefs yon on the incomparable excellence of your imrshistik Medicine—LßAKE's PATENT PlLL'S.—in the fprial ill this 'rant I had the misfortune to contrael a Venereal Complaint, attended with the molt alarming andelarige - ous fyrnptoins Munich, that I have been confined to my room for a wh• lew,tk together, and not able to ftir out of it: I had no reit night nor day, and fuWered the molt excruciating pain and torment, avd what was Rill work, my eyes grew weak and dim, fo tint I could farce clikern any objet, if ever fo clofe to me. and:a pedted nothing lets thari the total lids of my light. From a tout, healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a rner: and an objdt of pity and compallion.—Ni v friends had all liven me over, and thought my recove.ey ixipoC,lble. Ia t! is Rate, and expedting every minute to he my halt in t'als I was fortunately re:nnmended by a neighbour to try yiv: Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no purpefe, zed been at an x,narnaotta expence, it was iom: tune before I mad be prevailed on to take them ; at Lift I fent for fix boxes, acid betore I had talc• n them all, I found contiderable knell! ; n i r pains'gradually decreafed, and my eyefight grew better, ant: to the great (unitize and attoniftnneet of al/ my friends, taking three boxes more),my health and thength s)/erfeekil reftoted, midi am now, (thanksto my Gan and yourinvalwhie Medicines), is well and hearty as ver I was in my life. Yout humblefervant, R. L LEIGH. - High-ftreet, Finninghana , NOVetill er 1, 1799. • You are at full liberty to publish this in any manner youtkiek proper, for the benefit of fociety at large, and which I livid have fent you Conner, but was afraid of a relapfe. The above Medicine is earneftly reeornmeriird to all peons Ithat are in any doubt of their being entirely ir,:e ilk every :c -. naval Affaiion, particularly t* that aboot alterun:rhea c;:r &ion in life, as it will certainly eradicate es ery -a:nt of Ire nature, of however long ttanding, or bor ever dirg.. l ..f.xl the appearance of other diforders it may be: nir Scs.rt - c ., :i Glandular, and Cutaneous Complaints it is alio Ironton -.':d to be taken, efpecially in tie Spring, Summer,' and r. , 11. 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LONDON: Printed for the Proprietors, by 1011241 DANIEL , oUcCarnaby ftreet) at the STAR PRINTING•O7FICL, NO 1, y-ftreet; anal publiihed by LEVEL KENT, (of Co" terbury-place, Lambeth) at No. t, Carey-ftrect, and at the fiTaMOritct, Temple-Bar; to which Office all comingue nol • . • • la 111). e .;•;{ :;j3 T 0 d To I o r! Voofil fit? 4 This On at if 'a R Fri! tII. e" 4 On It ; 4 f the zt r lON f l . ra: f .r fe e fq i . y cme ........;; 2 MARRIED. On the z rth init. at Windfor, the Rev. Joint*illiams,M. A. of Plaxtol, Kent, to Mifs Richard'onostly daughter of Major- General kichardfon, of the former place. Saturday laft; at St. Dtinftin's in the %reit, Paul POltan, jun. Efq. of Surrey-ftrect, to Mifs Juliet Bratithall, front NAT.iu, New Providence. MILD. • Yefterday, in the ARt47eat of his age. sifter an Hine& or Ex days, Mr. Str. - ell, Book feller, of Coruhill. At Welton, near Hull, Mifs L'o,lc, tided daughter of the late Rev. Jofeph L'Ofte, of Louth, Lincolnthire. On the 23d of Oetober Nit; at Vienna, in the Both year of his age, General Jerningham, nephew to the lath Sir George Jerningham, Bart. of Cofsly, in Norfolk. He ferved upwards of fifty years in the Imperial fervice, and was Chamberlain to the Emprefs Maria There/a, and to the Emperors Jofeph, Leo pold, and Francis. Robert Winter, Efq. aged 75, of the Pipe• Office—a Gentle man well known on the turf, and to molt of the convivial circles about Covent-garden and St. James's. On Tuefday laft, Mr. Thomas Pearce, an eminent brewer of Milbank-ftreet, Weltminfter; in the 51R year of his age. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning Afternoon •• • Tr . . Te ;Odd fi itai< may mat Te nue Ni T um 'I No. alre4 s e a 1 sr C ea; eke eg!