Star. — London, England, 1801-09-26 00:00:00

\ I! -^•,. • • - op • LONDON aARKETS. - 4 0 - 664 • 664 1 4 , One day lan week, a boy, fervant to Mifs BtITT, . of Hamfcy, near Lewes, caught, in a turnip field, three leverets, about a fortnight old, and immedi ately carried them to his Miami's, who receives great pleafure in rearing them; The dais, it is fuppofed, had been killed, and the brood, com pelled by hunger, having prematuritionittetttneir tkat in feareh of rood, were thus.ea•My taken'. • The following is given as a corre& copy of the eonfelfion of William Gallant, who .was executed on Saturday laR, at Lancafier, for endeavouring to . feduce two foldiers from their allegiance : , g I, William Gallant, a native of Bolton, born to an bumble but refpeiftable Ration in life, now only 23 years of age, am going to be taken out of that fociety with ignominy, in which, if I had fo cholin, I might have lived with comfort and credit. It has been my misfortune, with that of too many others, not'to know how to Value what lietjoyed. I hail liberty of perion, I went where I chofe,.and did.ivliat I liked. I received the wages I earned: my circumllanccs being,fmall, I paid no taxes, for noir were demanded: I was free to choofes'my own religion, though POD knows I was never, mill littly, anxious on that molt important of all points. IS7otwithilanding all chefs valuable privileges, I felt inyfelf diffatisfied, or rather, I was feciuced by °tilers into a belief that I ma be diffatisfied. Work, which till this unhappy period, I met as cheerfully as my meals, now feemed ;Waste. My' imagination became bewildtred. Inflead of Rick ing to borates as a weaver of cloths,_ I thought of nothing but weaving and unweav ing Governments ; but I was lilt more employed in executing the mad fames of wicked and deigning men, than for warding my own. A paper was put into my hands, which I was to give to thole whom I thought ripe for Rebellion. It was agreed to at tempt to feduce the army and navy Aril. Part of the t 7th regiment of Dragoons hying at that time quartered at Dolton, I began to tamp e r with two of the foldiers, and ac aas 1 conceived them prepared to join us, I difclofed to them our objcel, and the means we propel :1 to accompLih it. 1 fincerely forgive the foldiers for deceiving me; for I was engaged in a much woe f: in endeavouring to feduce two men from their :ale- Fiance, after they had Amin fidelity to the bz:k of Rings and the bell of tovernments. Gt D .: s.- )rreHTr grant that my miferable end may haec due effat on chore deluded people, wt;ci their bonen and peaceful callings to engage in any F lot‘, which, if they were fueecfsful, I am now convinced, would only increufe, inflead of dims nifhirg,an yl,ardfhips. Yon vrho arefucc t tors of this di c.teili:l catallroplie, and who Ihall hereafter read of it, take an important kir.. Vol -1,, the precept 4.f tl;e. Holy Apolle—" Si ay to le c•-; an :a ,fo J our CU% , s l iltip and to sued with :our ipw;; Lcui." - • t CORN.ERCHARCIS, FRIDAY, SEFTEMBER Ai. I A Return of the PR !CPS of FLOUR. (menthe tailsa to the iBth of Scowl:ober iucinfire. , Total 73,2 f 5 (2Ckff..5AVVl25e 582. 95^1. 72 id.l4lleseirolo la* return. , Co. tt lus Rrrioan craos4U2 U: oit ,St it. 14. Wheat per la; 191 too to $31.• * Oils parity. 11 to *2l j. icy per qr. al ss to al "pi Scans per qr.* /fa to al 46e Peafe per qr. al t qs. to al z*. PRICE .pit Howse Ulf BOR9D4PS. Rags 31- es to '4l to. IPockets so pi,* SUDS PFR Hliza.aulD WEIGHT, Scpt.wit Red Clover .aos to pos White emoto. 3os to nits per cwt. • Trefoil to t . to so. Turnip " zas to aSo per babel Rye Grano t Aos to airs per quartet. • Cinquefoil • cos to . r per ditto atußari- S Whit* tOo 14e od per indicl Seed. IBrown les to t:ts -641 per att. Canary Seed • Ss to tos,ww ditto 1 , Rape Seed. 381 to 491 far ladt SMITHFIELD, September SI; To fink the offal—per Beef 4s 6d co ts 4d Veal ••••1 81 tO ^ Oa Mutton -ss 44 to 66 Sd Fork -• 64 46.0 As of Lan*, p. Id. it; 6s. zod. • t^ Stock at Mariet tag, nukukg. Rea& pa, tibeeP Lae* • I NEWGATE and S, 4 F.AEIENIIALL i &Pak: /I. Per ftooe °P RA. by the arcale. Beef 4s od to 4s 3d Void 4 od to 6s od Mottos 4s sod to re . hod Port 6s 44 . to 71 od Lamb sa od to .6s ode • ,• • RAW AIMS, Smzezzace ad.. ' • Hides (Po ftene)3 6 44 to .3 so Hootir Calf 49s od cads Middling as 81 to as [ sod IdgV.Calt 74 per lb. Ordinary a; 4d to is • 641 LarA• Skins as 64 to 3s6d Ahead/ass os od to os od 'A, beep Sides as od to pod PRICE OF LEATHER, par litilAT LEADENHALL. Botta...pi tog: , -. . Z., - sot to. gild- Ditto, 6o to - 1 • - •aist t• fed Me:llen' Backe - . aild :to clod • Drell* Hides =4 . • .2sE 111.1411. Floe Nod; Hides • ~.• . 7 to a Crop Hidee,for Coning -•• • - x til $34 Flat . - 13jd so ,174 ' Calf = 117 30 10 4oito - -- • 194 lez &ad . - • Ditto so to - or., per dozen , -. - 634 to set' Ditto, .70 to dolb - 1 . •9 3 d to' aid'" Small Seals (Greepland) per A. as 6d• to co lad . - Large ditto - - zoos to 130$ per dos. Tamed Hide Hides -24 s to ass each Goat Skim - -. os to co per Amen , • *. ^ • MOB OE. TALLOW IN LONDON. It. James's market .31 • 644 Town TAM* 59s 64 tom Ciave market 31 7d Ruins ditto (ca.) 55.04 to 57s liyhitecluipel market 3. 5d Rufria ditto ( foap) Si' to os (per Root of 816.) White Candle Rut% 53% tact • i , -.----- Melting Stud , 48$ od tom • toe 6.44 Ditto Rough 30a od to 34s • Average Price 3s 6d Orestes - 101 ad to o Good Dregs iss to os Yellow Soap, 725. to es.-Mottled,Bco.--Cutd,B4‘ '. Candies, toe. 6d.--Moulds, sp. 6d. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, September 2s. 6mith6ekl. It. James's. - Whiteclupel. O. Hay 55w 5 15 3 ooto 3 15 6 3 15 oto 5 xs c N. do. 3 310424 Straw tzoto 2 2 x 22 oto z t s , O. 2 90to x z 6 - c Ckorer szoto 6 6 -... . s soto 6 6 0 N. do. 3 3to 3 5 . ALS, fleptetnber 25. Belt Coals in tie P 04114 al. 7s. od. per Caldron. Delivered - al. 16e. 04. Sunderland, - el. 3s. ad. Delivered --. al. 122. of. COURSE OF EXCHA)IOL L Flamburgh 31 6if U. Vallee - Altona - 32 7 211 U. I.lllxe . - Leghorn . ' . 34 Oporto - - Naples - - 42 Dublin ? OCI3OI , - ' • • ItOrrin. • On the . .:JR bawd, at Maidßune, the Lady of Cod Hay, cif a dadghtecr. On Sunday loft, at his bode at Sunbury, the Lady of Charles Efq. of a fon. At Carlow, the lion. Mrs. Hcnneker, of a *daughter. At Elinburgh,.an the r3th 114=4 Mrs. Captain HoWlird Bought', Royal Artillery, of a fon. Same dal, st Ktnecirth, Mrs. Grant of Xincorth, of two fans MARRIED. • On Sainnisy luft, at St. Laurence% in the file of Thaziet,, Richard Stairc, Efq. of Dulwich SurraVto Ifiga Arch. • ~Todd, of knver•iirect. n • ‘ O ,' lochan • lit the Murrom, near Dundee., the 7th lof . t. )f+ c., tithe Oweral Poft Of fi ce, Eatobtugh, to Ws Prances Ogibrioil diet . daughter of the late George Ogilvy, Efq.'4o At Airdrie Houk, the tech loft. James Robertfon c jim. Efq. Elerchacet; OLsfgovc„. to MR, Janet Gray, daughter of the lair Virftlism Gray, Efq. ,of . GartmAlg. • At Dychmount, on the ihah Wind, the Rev. Mr. John Pol. •lodhlof Osimm, to Mils Dlikfa, dtaztreer of the deceafed Nk cho'as Micron, Efq. meat:lint Itanfinflics. ) • • Turiday laft, at fit. Atl,tef,, Mr..Langhorn, of Clapham, to ME Rost, oMy oft William Hoe, Efq. Disallre•Commonao .11 i et7V. • wil I . . :, -: D r u m ' ..t .1- ,e . q eit qtkiliadiff la& oLikotioston VIM. *tag amtl manful #4a lam fkallaVP, Ban. 44 1 Nik 0 ISM sheiall • • .. , • • day laft,.Mr. t. Davenp . or • , aot of ;Rant Paso to her l'• I • • : Same day, (middy. at Minter,' Mifsi.Ann mei, aged ty ll:az* fecond daiswer at James MA, Et* - Ghlgow, op her way to &naiad, oq the. x tth init.' Ram Miriam Canwhell,wife of Colonel M,Mayaitter of Rofslull, Astylefhire. ' - earTuelday the isth f a Rant, at Welter's ?mire, at Settle, Y?clabirep. OW annals, the: ten Richard Williams, VicDo ar af to beat, aq4 Roam. of Swann" in . .. . • • . . VALUABLA Iftlith s tid 0 MATE SUPERB STATUARY. CHIMNEY-PI WAND FURNITURE, 'PONT;L. • TO BE 901aD BY AUCTION...By On the premtree, on Woinehlsy, the yds 1 Odteito Amt. and ; • ' following days, at Eleveno'cloch.. •.. E Valuable BUILDINd MATERIALS of the TWO WINDS and OFFICES. of FONTHILE MANMON, WILTS, the Property of WM, BECRFORD, Efq. c'omprifing the copper and lead covering, Whet, door, vqdrilkottitg, soon, pavements. ftonc itaircefea, Iron baluS. trades, forty folid (tone columns and pilattms, and the Rene which forms the soionnade • Rout mahogany doors, formed of choice and beautiful wood itagnificent limitary ckimiserlacces, enriched by ftatuary figures, 4 and g fail high, fupportih g the mantles, of exqulllte feulpture, and claScally deligned. To efther 'with the furniture of two Cults of rooms, comprifing two large pier and chimney glaffer, a few pidlum, Regifter and Bath !loves, chairs, tables, bedding, analmircellneous articles of utility. • May be publicly viewed till the time of Sole, by Catalogue), to belied at Mara. Foxhall and Fryer's, Old Cavendith-greet ; ved.of Mr. Phillips, New Bond-greet, at M. each. Alfo, on the Pranifes; at the White Hart, Saliibury; Star, Andover; Stacie's, Weymouth; and of the Printers of the Saliibury, Sherbourne. Bath, Dorcheller, Fatter, Bract, and Porthnuuth Da— CAPFIAL FREEHOLDS,. BINFIELD, BERKS, (With immediate Poffeifion,) TO BE SOLDBY AUCTION—By Mr. HAWKER, At, the Crown Inn, Read*, an Saturday the tea of Ottober, at One o'clock, in various Lots, SUNDRY Eligible and Improvable FREE: 1 - 0 HOLD ESTATES, at BINPIELD and WOKINGHAM. in the County of Beaks, (with the Land-tax redeemed,) eon- Gains of a very compadt and. truly clearable FRFEHOLD FARM, in the occupation of James Marlow, comprifing up wards of One Hundred Acres of exceeding good' Meadow, Arable, and Coppice Land, with a Brick Dwelling-honk, tiled barns, and all proper Out-Indidings, and a valuable Right of Common : the, major pan of which is beautifully innate in a Ring Fence, facing the Stag and Hounds at Binfteld, a prcafutg eminence admirably adapted for the Villa or Cottage, being in the vicinity of the King's Hunt, and puddling in a very fupe dor degree, the advantages of Fine Roada, and a moft refpon- I able neighbourhood. NINE INCLOS ORES of c xcelleat Arabic and Pat ure Land, rented by Thomas Lane, called SMITHER:s LAND, near Dole's Green, in the Parini of Watiighien,, compiling about Forty-four Acres. • • -" Tit be viewed on,application to the Tenauta, Ten days pre viona to the Sale —Partlealars wild" 'will be delvtred In due time at the Neighbouring innst. at Mr, Hawke', Reading; and Mr. Witham RuMoas, No. 7);Strassti. GLOC ESTERSH IR E. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. PHILLPOTES, fen. abe Bil kin, at liMianduemspon•Sevan,cd Wedoefdaf, the 24t12 dal of liletobw, abg, at Oise o'ckelt intim afternoon ; QEVERAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, lying in the Peri& of•atiiinghatn, bathe coy otraiecefter Lot V. Atrnly datable hid Compad Ellate, compriSng a Faun-Houft, with tied:Miry Outbuildings and Yards, and up wards of i t ci Acres of Arable, Mcadusv, Palkive, Wood Land, and Orchanling, Sumac at Overton, and in the occupation W' George Wilkins, as tenant therepE This Eitate Iles des an Eminence commanding beautiful Views of the River Severn and the atijaccut,Conntry,terminat.ed on tie Wdk by the Fordt Hills iaGertleman Inclined to bend, few tiltoolacs will be found pref.:rable. Lot a. An eligible Mite, conliflingad a capital Meffeage, called WICK COURT, with eztakfive Out-buildings and Yards, and s3l Acres or thereabouts, of Arable, Mcadow, Pafturt, the Orchartlag, withlb a Ring Fence, in the occu pation of Themes Leeway, as Tenant thereof. Lot 3. A Farm-Houfe, called OLDBURY, with fuitable Outsbnildings and Yard, and about 52 Acres of Land, *llene, five Acres ire Arable, and die Remainder Meadow, Re Run, and Orchirding, within a Ring Fence, in the occupation of John Hallicr, as Tenant thereof. Lot 4. A Farm-Houfe, called WOOLTHORP, in the oc cupation of %Vinton% Carter, with convenient Out-boildings and Yards, and about is Acres of Panora Orcharding adjoin ing, and 71 Acrca of Arai)le Land, part of Worth Field, and 4o Acres of Pollan, part of Arlingham Wards. Lot 5. A Fann-Houfc, called SANDS, in the occupation of Junes Halford, with the Oat-buildings, Yard, Garden, Orchard, and Chafe of Panora Ground adjoining, enntairiiag about 6 Acres, and 29 Acres of Arable Load In Worth Field, and 42 Acres of Panora, in Worth Field, and part of Arlingliam Worth. Lot 6. Tcn Acres ;to Partite, of Arable Land, In Wartb Field, and 3 t Acres t Rood 8 Perches of Pallore, part of Ar linghtan Wart h. Lot 7. A Menage, near Woo!thing, called Aaron+, with the Garden and Orch trd adjdleing, sad containing TA. a R. 3, P. I.ot 8. Pai t of an Orchard, called Ridge Orchard, adjoining Creiwick's tiomcflead, containing a R. 8 P.. I ot y. A Cottage and Garden, la the oseopation of Murdock, with the Orchard adjoining, in the occupation of Nit. William Badman, containing together 3 R. It P. TlicTeveral Farms are well arranged for diftinet Getups firm ; or, from their contiguity, any part may he occupied geta,r. Lots t and 3 an: i.•pnrated only by the Turnpike Road, atal Lot 2 hes within a quarter of a ndle of Lot 3. The Lands Warth Hal and in the Warth incl♦ded in Lots 4,3, and f+, ad of lire tastes are Tithe-free, having been lately dif. charged of Tithe under an liaclnfrre Adt, and are extremely improvrablu...-Early poffelficm may ballad. Aril:4l6am is pleotantly Emitted on a Turnpike-Road, two mi.,. eii:tant Prom Newnham, as from Glocefter, so from Clxl!enhalts. 34 from Rath, and 28 from &Mot ; adjoins the River 'evern, and abounds with easement and highly diserfp tied Hill, fa jutlly celebrated for the grandeur of the %%<w it affords, la within a few minutes walk of Lou 2, and 3. kt.r.'nr Particular and Conditions of Sale may be bad on .1 , ..b.r.14n to Mr. Wnkeombe, Strjeanta Inn, Fleet-ftrcet, Loudon; nr to Metres. M'Aitcombe, Gr./Bth, and Phil!pout, ftcr, at whole Office a map of the rilates may be fs rn. Air. Wrn. Durham% at b apt, w4l etc, the Prattgm •TO at rittruProtittAtV 1 To the ben Bidders, Urbane Lots, on Monday the 19ta erde caber next, at Four o'c lo ck in theaftemoon, ' • At the Red Lion km, In Shattibury, to the County Of Docirt before Abel May fey, Efq. Deputy tolls Meknes Raman ' bream of the Court of Exchequer, pnefuant to an Order,of the kid Court, made in a matter entitled " The Ring gala Maintraring and Others," CERTAIN FREEHOLD ESTATES, lie N 4-4 property of Paul Beogeld, Efq. felted into his MajeftY's Hands, by virtue of a Wrif of Extent, confining or di l r Farms, .Lands, and Tenements, /defilers and Gardens, with I the Appurtenances Steam in Brimport.ftnet, and the aal Parings of Cam, otherwife Shelton, St. Rumbolds, St. Junes 1 .anclSt Peters, all contiguous to the town of ShaMbury, CO prifing in the whole about Three Hundred Acres of Laudop clufive of One Hundred and Four Beall Learn, in the Cola mod . Fields•of Cam, otherwife Shalloa, St. Rumboldrand jame , 's afordaid, in the (event Tenures or Occupotioes 2of Wm. Lewes, JIM!' Lillys, Wm. Gatehoufe, Francis Barn*, Jeremiah Andrew/a, William Balijofeph MW., George F too, Stephen) Trowbridge, William Norris, Thane& has, - Andrew Oram, the Rev. Richard Blackmon, William Groin, and Nathaniel Wbabelt, thdr thader.terwata or Afire, of the annual value of snot. or thereabouts. Printed Particulars may be b.& gratis of_Jofepti White, Eh. No. 6, Liman! s fna,, NewArdiret .B 4 fhwel. Angel" : court, Thgeginortoodtreet; Mirk Lloyd and n9"'e, Ile,' Gray'elnielfplare; and of Mr. Clulitle, PA-rnA ; at the plate of Sap+ mel at the principal lees at Weymouth, Dentheiter., and Sellibley. . la the Ykinity et HOUGIFIPOK. in* the COUICFX bf NORFOI.K. ; • TOM SOLD BY Aucriort.ai Mr. efiktirt4 At his Great Room, Pall-mail. oat Thiqday, Otllober riot I, ACAPITAL and particularly eligible ES. ; TATE ; confining of the IVIANOIt. of FRING, what all its Rights, Royalties, fr.c. ilZult-rents, Fines . Toils of Fain, &c. fpacloha Dwelling-hook •• , • Fat ea Mitt • out.hooko, fix harm, ate and t 334 lad Of WING, 111/14*/: ad minute Land. entirely camped, tithe free, land tax -redeemed, and extra-parochial; together with the Great and Small Tithes of the TownEep, let on Leak to Mr. jOS/1 WaITING, for 2/ years, 8 years of which unexpired, at the very low oil rout of Eleven Flundred Pounds per annum, capable of very confider /Mt improvement; the kuation pardeularifellgible for carry ing off the produce, being diftant from. Lynn and Wells thic ken miles, (even from Brancalter and Thoruham, and three (tomtit Navigadou of HC2CIIIIII, and in the Vicinity of Hough. ton Hall, a 'beautiful and (porting part of the County of Nor. folk, with plenty of game and field (port, forming a deniable reader= for the Gentleman Farmer and Spargmanoi inuarki able See water for ufe, and a drilla running through the *Ate, excellent roads, Ste. The Tenant will thew the Elate. Particulars easy be had twenty days preceding the fate of Mr. Barber, Nit. Gray 'S Inn-ilitiare; on the Premifas vet the Duke's !kid zed Cake, hook, Lynn; Fleece, Welb; Crown, Sairaffliam ; Crown, Stoke Cale, Downhai ; Fakenham ; Rainbow, Corn bill; and hi Pall•inalL ANCIENT CUSIOIK WS. At . BISHOP'S STOS,B i • HA TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. Mak At the Dolphin inn, Is Southamptonosn Thurfday the aft ap ofodober next, between the hours of ten and twelvee'cloelt • in the forenoon, is two Lots, funk@ to the conditions ail.. file to be then and there produced ; • Lot i. ALL thofe capital WATER CORN MILLS, called Bilhop%StolteMiSs,wlein web= built large and convenient Dwelling-houfe, large Gorden wen planted with choke Fruit Trees, Shrubbery, and Flesh-pond, Stabling toe nine bode% Orit-botifes, Storebutife. eominndiours ciftem and kiln for within and drying wheat, Stable yard, and other attach:dead detached buildings, now in the occupation of the,Propektar, who!' leaving the meal trade. There preinifes are Copyhold of Inheritance, held ander the . ' Billion of Winchefter. In refpett to team, are equal to Frie- hold, have a good fupply of water, and are rendered worthy the attention of any perfoo delircws of extenfrscly tnrsgizz in that line of Indlitefs, having the peculiar sdnotege of lying within a few yards of the Navigable River When ' whereby a full aad • regular Loyal yof train can he 414 receiv ed, and tourconvdycd by the fame channel to Northam , mud the port of Southamp ton, pt both which places 4 very v eonfrdcrable traffic is the sour trade is carried on, and t'itatecren coa ft ways to theitlands of Guasky, jerky, an d Alderney, at a (mail espertee. Thy fituation is within 7 milts of Madill/4r ' Southampton, R.um. fey, and BMWs Waltham, four yrincipal Market Towns,. 1 belt Mills work four pair olllonss, card grind from 3o to yo loads of wheat weekly; are capable of great impraventent by laying down two additional pair, which may be done at a (mall expence, and the *hole rendered as complete Si/tun:ion as any In the kingdom ; having, independent of the extenfive who'e.• rale bulimia which may be carried on, a very confiderablc Grit trade, and are caleulated for ending another Mill on the kite of a fulling mill In the garden, ate fufficiently large enouith for cneding Maltdintifes, and peeuliarly adapted for planting a Tatilard, tie adaseafurcmcat being nearly as acre. Lot 2. Two Piece. or Parcels of exitallent Water Meadow, tents/Mug together t♦ Acres, about a vary:rola Mile dillent from the &ft lot, likrwlle Copybold of Inheritance, had of the Blihop of Wltaelsefter. • For the acconunsidatker of a purchafer, ate third pait of the purchak-mancy may remain oil mortgage. Puffelfain may IN had at Michaelmas next; and for particulars Migalre oal the Pros**, or of *fr. John Smith, Atusracy-at-Law, Wincigfter WHENPrcfeffional Men of education' and re lpoofibility deviate from the general fythem by the fa. keion of a peculiar linnets, the tan/lion of kc toadstool fuccefs is the belt criterion of fulterimity. , Right years hovel devoted my pratlice to the exchdlve treat. ingot of THULE DISORDIiitS, and the fuccefzful refuk of my plan ;lyre es we additional ardoar to oppcia as far as I am able the Tavar of thole complaints which art the mai import. ant in the catalogue of human Infirmities. After initiatk7n into every brand; as an Army Surgega,.l formed a with at an early period of Practice to relent, Irso abi from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally den ge`rons precipitancy of generallYradlitionem The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted env attention, ca prize every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long durstlon.--say. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, ese the indulgence of mature age, and movement of the fyitcna in Women which is called B AIT NESS.ar STERILITY. Numerous difealin are the refelt of Igmrance or haste in the treatment of a Gavle Goeorrhea, and it not unfrequaely hap pens that the feeds of Life are puiforiud by the indikretion of so unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints art racily cared, and real when others . have failed, I trek that I may prefume to offer aradical re-dlnblithment. . Ecw,hovrever, are the cafes of complicated diftrai In this &Garda . ..compared with the calimitnus litaations of hit:Narks from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a faiiiionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debifity which is the unavoidable coedequenee of full pernicious habits. Whirr the unhappy fallen:l* broods over his starry, but care, fully conceals hie miifortune, It may be fume confolation for him to know, that although It be an °bled a/ doubt or otiose taint! with other Practitioners, the removal of there DF.FI CI F.14C1 ES by the gradual Fenger(' of k etyma don I. the acquire ment of my experience. II the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to rrducc manly vigour, much anxiety will le prevented by an early rounteralikm of this languid Ran:, and in 'bete cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has (or 'enact Hied, 'proper Pet. feveranor isindifpenady requifite to revive the numbing fparin of Lite, and to rc-animate the Cordlitutscm. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difaopoittted In their espedations of a Family. may be anted, that in moll inftances luck defedbt ',tearable by Medical Ftkill. The SECRECY which is (o effential toms I , ri•krtalt lc., and the Qualifications which I have preformed to Rat , wens the Safi. of my Pretanfitans, and in. v !'. 'ca rnation riven, that Mr mat• I ' s' . ' (or by lettent inelofine a /mail near . II • .c o o. ad-time, Strand, wear Tempit•kl.. There i. an additional atm ^ t- ang and the name i • on both Ric awl. _ _ sat a Mcanboiot the Roya: cr! ...... . ______ • titTßAtoniitAt lift iliiMoreaiiri-it.. TThas been the kid/ of •the PropriCtors of ihd well known ANTISCORBUTIC DItOPS, dirit car : nulled and prepared by th e late FRANCIS SPICIII.7 at, 'Uu ufrp •n. fary, No. ry, Soho Square , London , and Codifint daily and Cutely, there to beprepared genuine...try guird the'Plitale e.• ;iwt the Imporitious which are dedy 'prattlfol lOW litoiletou pollelLas the Sift rerpe6lability ; and u the virtioe of the dn. tiftorbutic Drbps have been foetid nu only an in , idotc in icor bode complaints, bat a ratecchful reroute in cTtaiteous crap tidos, rerophala, rule rheumitetti , and OW attendant dioern of t h e D eem, as the lilt of . cares asecomputyingtock bottle, given In an ample bill of direetions, will tettif , saw al aaa ~i k m needle on diet, gout, &e. written by. i tc ,F. 4 . 1„,.. (which may alto be bad at theDirpeu r ary) TWA% that as fit objeels to try, tinderthairdnuftion, Inch rhrribritrillifums; For thistraion the PtyprisliNit Waite arra* of Ms blaJiltrei Cowan/lune= of the Suißtp °flee t hast . e af lt ad, a track batik, Priatei a .Thai I "' .411 114 Ir. 4l3 4' clar Y parc a a r ea atten d s pheogother path she wird, "Br TOKKINei and Co. Na ty, Soho &juices en/Aired opt ,IA • na a p ,"on thehottle.lllll. and wrapper,with the addition of 1 the Klales:orms. or -W I III~P lie pup Ileaftwalthc bits üb.: wcd *.dr-atfoc liedidliircao lofty at the Lideemayaer,.gal,„. ere, Londen, iti boyteasda and IL as. eleh.daty includ.4. I:- . ' ' • '." . .. . I - •• ' Tblidity stis pubtlfhed, ' • ,RRODIJM't GUIDE TO 01,41 AGE. al. Ad. 11 vice to both Sexca, to obtain a rallied and permanent cure for that, recret infirmities. of Notorc which delicacy often for bids to dlrclore eyen to their relative; with aVreatire co Fe male Diy ea lea, Nervous, 'Hypochindriat, and Cortrumpti re Orimpidnts. T. which' is added, Adiriceto Bath end Hot-wen .Badien,ko It ta particularly, reconnutoded so Seafaring M ee , Awry pufoo f you sail 01.1, sold porchafe this hook th ere 'being feireely an indtvidual Oho Is not intcrelted It: rontc part e y it. In particuldr,lt la recommended to young Mt* ..-tid bays, as sP r#llllo4liden an thiniatureaay fertelogoard than agaita i fatal rock on which daturaintis hate fplit, and bathe fetus of preferting their turtles from &reek, sod alto choir rook ski r nineM andoßtlotir fgeottles from detrochion. ,In the me.in thne.du ear difintereftedly recantiwnds Mt Nersou a Cordial, whereby be Is enabled to afford the molt pen:mint relief to youth In the above recret vice, and afro ta pettons of all ages afflifted with nervous difordcts, proceeding either finnan inunotlerue ure Of tea, lard drinking, heat of climate s ed grief, diMpatet pleurae, bad lyings-in ke. • The Nervous Cordial is peculiarly a dapted .as weak female conftitationa, as well as to phlegmatic habits is wind :-....it eels powerfully in favour of the whole sorrow f , correc ting a sidated appetite and divas* In the , aw l salts wooderfullytn the recovering &e late of the genited or gans ; hence its efficacy in the taloa ohltlnate frrlnal theta in men, and correrpopding.wenknetra in women.; will otmeibute 40:= and li ksk : b y e rahl r yvt6owards tiots w e h r e nitt a rllspsdada, thin ilitiontle That who in 'advanced life feel e tle esonfoqouicea edttiftaod to tifpti ricers, or susfortunate y , oho have tyro/ear en dlac a nsmestros train of crib, by the ale of Ibis me itine Ind therniclres reacted to and Brength, and nll thethelancholifyMptOms rasa the general of filch eau fah' , ' ' " • The BOTANICAL IifiI.UPaosINIUMNYI CORDIAL. to Schad at the Dodoes Hour , No. Albioe-Breet, 7 Doors Byrn tbr idoseirs blared% • ' s briqp. in Soaks at har. ito dd. and yo. id.slitiot 1. %re , hi 80, Crantardl, 'a e fßaFisor.• Ilanscr. • *Mot, Slummed. fladivilie. Pah. Primo& • ' Brighton;DottalCon and Co. Hamby , B l=ant. Birmingham, testouey, Bedfordirdrls, Blandfo , h rd, Simansesos. • I 111111 I 0 I I I I II - Igi I I I = ki. , Bury St. EdnuataXa, Dingle, T , stridiast• Bridport, Ntawde I Phr , Cheltenluth, Weide, Lynn, • • at. I.iderifollitidins aartbndeibtwy, One. =lrk ; • . CIA*, lonic, • . , Lrichs .. . : (Anhui Meringue. • Margate, Miser , Coral, Miley and Co Newbury, Falle r, Ch.:Bet, Poole aad Son. Newcaßle. Walker, Chi, heiter, Phllilpfon, .1 1 nrthatillottag yXjay sad, Ca Oublin, S ltbary.sad OS. 'Notdrithans. Illelhope and Oo Dothan', tieydertfos, ' Moraita, iitaaaadie ea Deal, Rafe, 04,4 Jam.. : . - , , ... Dober, Males, Phshistith, Devizes, Brouribtem a Portfasoud.„l= 6. . .. therb Thrifty, gradinSe Smart.' math. Edinburgh, Barer. Oundnisnd, Boy. •', ----- a (Arta. Hatband, Shresribury. Estchswesi . And by molt Bouhreilers and Malkin-Venders in &oasis kingdoms. . .. To TRIALAB I'AYI.OIt. Ei .Ito. 9:llleidgodlrcet, London. HCOOIII4 Sir. . Edinburgh, March irk Act. T BEG leave to inform yrt. that ever fence the as• year 1790, I have been afilliNN with the Lacs VCD4TT3 ; 1 which, from Its el/abate-1y mating Mereeessefe of inalnitie preferilad by the more eminent el the beaky hcre, and melte going literal Ikvere courka of falivation, and twice difcbarged from the Huipital, with little relief, would appvcr to be of :he malt inveterate natare. la the Cm* of laft year my dilor.lcr had got to loch a hesid. - as amei7 to put a period to my eel/leers I had a large ulcer on the crows of ay head, one oeseat k enn, and me lags were brae con in a frightful manner; my rizist war - dreadfully palatal, and had bent% a Itate of ulceration feeds lave (even yea my Welted sib two kap nodes on it. was very much difeolistived,and4cve rte filch excruciating paiy particularly when wain In bed, as nearly to dep.rive me (arra- In this lamentable Rate f was recommended by Mr. J. Thautp. ram (who reedeed fo great a cure by them litre), to bite vow Leath', Piano Pills, which I began so do ow the slit/sir hfay; in the eourfe of a fortnight I began to receive benellios-ia Bills mere theta a month tie ideeratin my head andantes werefounds ly healed—foon alter the forelion my legs healed alto, leave% however, tin fulerabk dlreolountion in the kin, and*. hi the base of the left, which. by the blame of (loci, and • little longer perfeverance in your invaluable Marine, fubedsd; the nodesdlfperfing, the fin regaining ire natural bre, aud the sot tensed pains gradually going W.-4 thus became, by rout Ill.r ral advice and medicioe,perfedly free Man slimy former ram platen—have recovered my former ri.irie and itreagth, ;.usi become jolly and fat. In "flitch ftate having continued a-my months to the altossithraeot of all who !Referee, 1 am at 4 IA in what teems to expreffs my gratitude, but NIB 7". for t'e good amber (offering mortals, to make dds wry cafe as public paNble. as I shall on every weeks ; is fo doing year will greatly oblige. Sir, your grateful, idieslierit.very tumble I". ream, ALEX. MURK r.K , Swan's Chic, fligh-ftreet, • .Witodres to the above cure .—john 'Mention. No..t. Poultry-market. John M•lntolh , Old Meal* eloie,Edlnburo*. Prepared and fold by the fole Preptkvera THOMASTAY LOR, Member of the Noy al College of Bertgalkat its Houle, N 0.9, New Bridge-Area, !motion; where, albs a conii.nt readasee anion thaw thitty-Ge years, la a prattler particular ly diredted to the cure of Valerie; Compilditts,ard sba ton dental to the Parts otGiesendoe, with that insight& knee , ' which Men of his Profs:Non &add always abler eels Tech cake, he Batten Modell; the advice and aißitinee be gratuhoefly atl. minters to tenons taking thb Isiedldne. wiII be seemed. by a &kerning Public. as an advantage bikes ealtainalde, aza void of all ambiguity. Alfo fold, by his *polonium/ for die camtendeace f shire living at a diltance, at the Periontees, No. 31. Bt. Alban's Rent, Pall-Mall ; the Tay-(bop, N. tog, Ozdard•droct I Mr. Illitiorriogh's, No. 7, Flat areetddllc Mr. Neck lamiddiers No. t, Union-row, Little Tema ...MR; Mr. Wakes. faith ' bridge, Fallnbergh Mr. CalltreWs. DOUR j_ e el b,' eFie per' fur in every confiderable taws In Ore st Briesia led 11,110 4 thlevonofi, whereby s b a T 9eL perr eack... a rev:N r.. with a jan w s e it iathi pida v di a ' with etre, fpced, fecney, end Gaiety. N. B. Every Box lilt is Cheat BAIN le felled up with a Stamp, on which, by 'avow of the CommiSonerai is Prime d . at the Stamp-Oita—T. Taylow.No. 9, New Bridge-trees- 4 o (notate which is felony, and all Whirs are counterfeit -- I • LON:1ON: Prt-Ited far t Proprietors, by prim DANIEL. Caraaby-Itetet) at the /*Tie Pot vetwo-Oreteklle. I. Oir-y-brat i mad pobbilhed by LEVEL wrr, (e( Ca: t trinity-00k Lustdlith). at No I. Cotep-Ibiet. led at tt e Semt.Otrce. 'ramie-Bar ;to which Mee etwahmat. ecioos for Ws lima us ngpetoi a be addralfsaL • w.--•• ,--.-. i ~ Pla€ Sol 0 - Oar IN u L)Jlowi 0 IV Ctinici et' the t;Cted Late rrincif t ode. Pi: Mt It Is sty Li and sa Ingrad *treed Asa above the day " At wild& I it t *nein Latin f. 'hchaols Accede " Ul !sable t cation ; yam; bny of t variety .The sag or The call the , ' in the e p. :77T, CZUWIS, VAreL Sold to, D. c2pp, I Sellers, A VI or SOC TURY Mann by the I C )( ber of Tbe bag Ter, tale alit thereto! the Mu slyl (Cott •with aa Alio a Dirrovr And (The ft torm ROPY., mplrn itinus, 1 4.at url !•rnr' Ikelt &c. an accat am, Manufz flocnta, T)VEi hilt Col R 1111: Gt n t V'onth , • wl. ;J Lend -Pa ‘crl ~_~