Star. — London, England, 1805-06-25 00:00:00

TO THE COMMISSIOKERS Cr MIIITANT ets•rtgarcv, jam re, :kg. Ac a time when, to the immortal honour of the Boole of Commons, it is pinfeeuting enquiries into the expenditure of the public money, detecting de• imquents, and expofing their malverfations, it be comes the duty of every man of honour to give fich information in his power to the Reprefentatives of the Nation, as may tend to aid them, as well as you, it, the pur fuit of this highly laudable and honomable slctign. In the Barrack Department, I perceive, it is inten ded to Innicute an enquiry, and this leads me to re mark on a grievance that affects a large and ufeful body of men, I meats the Officers of the Army in general, but particularly the fubalterns. The grievance I complain of is the withholding from them for fo many months, when in quarters, the paltry (urn allowed them for!odgings,whith they are compelled thensfelvea to pay weekly, in many cafes double and treble the allowance by Govern ment, for they fcarcely in any cafe get lodgings fo low as that allowance. I could name a regiment which has, for the lafl (even months, not received one Ihilling of lodging money, nor can they get it, though it is pretty cer tain that Government has ailed Come of it long finee, the poor fubaltern officer is cdmpelled to ad vance it fur fo many months out of his fcanty pit tance of pay, already molded and reduced.by the property tax. I am eonfcious our worthy Commander in Chief knows nothing of it, or he would, tta coned fuch a flagrant abufe. Surely Government could be at no lots to pay the army, when in quaff tars, their lodging-money OISCC a month, and not expofe officers to the inconvenience of lacing fuch a length of time in advance for it, or for whoever it alma the money to. I troll, Gentlemen, this hint may meet your eye, or that of fome friend to the Army in Parlia ment, as it is not the regiment above alluded to alone that complains, it is the whole Army. AN OLD 0/FICIR. On Saturday fe'rutight, a woman walked through part of North Shields An the fettered remains of a foldier's old watch-coat, which was without Reeves, flit up the back alined to the (boulders, and did not relch_halfway to her knees—except which the was entirely in a Rate of nature. This miferable young woman had followed a foldiet nearly to Morpeth, where he (tripped her, when the wax obliged to re Iran in the'abor e grotelque guile. She Paid the be longed to South Shields. The humanity of thine charitable perfons rendered her more decent before the left that place. On friday afternoon a young womin of genteel appearanee, went to the (hop of a cheefemonger in Bahopfgate.ttrect, and purehafed a quantity of eheefe and butter to the amount of rye. 6d. for which the tendered a 51. Bank note ; the received the differ ence, and left the (hop, laying the would fend her fervant for the articles in the error& of an hour.— Soon after the was gone the note was difcovered to be a forged one. No perfon came for the goods, and there is no clue to trace out the woman, A woman has been in the habit of going aboirt for tome days paR, and ttepping into houfes, from which the furniture has been removed at the approach of quarter-day ; and under pretence of being employed to lake Come articles, the (teals as many things as the can lay her hands on. Saturday as Mrs. Basin, of Mary-la-bonne•Rxeer, was going in her chair to vifit a lady in Hanover. (gum, one of the chairmen flipped off the curb in Oxford-ftreet, and broke his kg. The violence of his fall broke the vehicle, and the lady within re ceived a violent (bock. A few days ago, an enraged bull gored two firm team-bodes to death on the turnpike road, near Ro thin, and very nearly °Wet the load of coals which they were drawing before he could be mattered. It h fuppofed he attacked the holies, in confequence of being foiled by the boy driving die team (whom he ran at) running under the belly of the leading bode. At the Rotation Office in Leeds, a few days ago, a Gentleman was fined ss. and coif, for being drunk! A man named Cooke, of Skeyton, Norfolk, has been committed to Norwich gaol, for marrying three wives I Saturday at Marlborough ttreet, Martha Luke was charged by Mrs. Woodford, of New Boltowitreet, with decoying away her daughter, fix years old.— The prifoner was ken to converfe with the child at the mother's door ; and after the had held forth a promife of fruit, &c . was detefted in the aft of car rying her o ff . On being examined at the Office, her perfon was identified, as having recently (tripped five children in one day, two of which the left in a haycock in Harper's Fields, without a garment to cover their nakednefs. Four charges were fublian tiated again( her, and the was fully committed for trial. PUBLIC OFFICT, Bow- sTRIET.—In confequence of a number of houfes being broken open in the county of Kent, for fome time part, without any detection •••-- or trace of the robbers, Mr. HARRINGTON, a Magif trate for the county of Kent, applied to Sir Ric fIARD Foto, for the affißance of officers from the above office. The robberies having been committed with in four miles of Blackheath and Lewitham, Melfrs. Adkins, Limberick, Jones, and Hopgood, the officers, were Rationed on the roads leading to thole places, day and night occafionally, above a month paß. During the time they were on the watch, no robberies were committed, and no fufpicious charafters were apprehended—till , on fiatureay morning, about three o'clock, they met in the town of Lewitham, Leonard White and Edward Elkton, two well known cha. rafters. On inquiry, it was found that the houfe of Mr. Papillon, at Leigh, a thort diflance from where they apprehended the prifoners, had been broke open about two hours previous to their apprehenfion. Yef terday they underwent an examination before Sir R. /Porto, when Leonard White was recognized so be a very old houfe breaker by the officers in general.— They were committed for further examination on rfd ay. It appeared that twenty houfes have been -broke open within thee ten weeks paR, within four ssriles of Lewitham and Blackheath, and plate to the , u nionnt of two thoutaAd pounds has been ftolen, Macs other property. DUBLTh' "TINE zo. CHVitelf ARRAICIPMENT.—The following arrange aunt is to take placein confequence of the promotion of Lord J. &AIM:IRD to the Bithoprick of Cork and Rots. 'At:ter% Patent have patted the Great Seal, pre feraing the Rev. Dr. StswAer, brother to Sir JobLti STEWART, M. P. for the county Tyrone, to the great living of Termenmagnitk, held by the Bithop of Cork along with the Deanery of Clogher. Dr. STswear ib tn be fucceeded in the living of Eildrofs (which he gives up for Termenmagnirk') by the Rev. Rtcs Alto Bougie v, of Werburgh's ; and Mr. limas a is to be furceeded in the living of Bain's:ferry (which he gives up for Kildrol,) by Mr. PAtsoms, brother rn Sir L. PARSONS, M. P. for the King's county.— We have not yet heard who fucceeds to Mr. PAR- , swab' (mall living, which he gives up for Ballinderry. A vell'el bound to Amenca, on board of which were fotne perfons from this city, we hear, has been loft, and not a being fared. S itiirday morning, at the hour of one, a daring burglary and robbery was committed in the neigh bourhood of Ballyboagh-bridge, on two lonely *o men of the name of M'Clivan, linen-drapers, of mnQ induftrious charaiter—however ' by the timely arrival and fpirited interference of Mr. J. HAMIL TON, jun. of Philiplburgh-lane, returning from the play, the chief part of the property was raved, as be kited a woman carrying off the booty, took her into ennui'', and fecured the goods; he then attempted to feize one of the villains getting out of the houfe, who drew a knife on him, but being fpiriteclly ecl by Mr. HAM wros, who had no arms whatever, he dropped the knife, and made his efcape, no watchman being convenient, and Mr. H. walling to fecure the property he had Qopped. On Monday night laft, a number of coiner' were apprehended in New.ftreet, by Mr. Juilice DRUM!, wi!h a complete apparatus for counterfeiting dollars and tenpenny Bank Tokens. The print-yard of Meffrs. BENJ. CLAftca and Son, near Dolphin's Barn, has been twice robbed of goods, printed and plain, within thefe three weeks. In both cafes they have difcovered foldiers to have been con cerned. The fact robbery took place on Monday night lag. The goods then taken were ftopped by a watchman in Thomas-ftreet, at four o'eleck on Tod , day morning, being in the poffeffion of two foldiers, who dropped the bundle and made their efcape to , the Royal Barrack, where they were traced by the watchman. They contrived to obtain admittance. On an application to the officers of the regiment by Mr. CLARK!, every exertion was made to difcover the offenders, but without die. LONDON MARKET& CORN-EXCHANGE. MONDAY, JUNE 24. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat. 411 s. boa. Ilss. per qr. Grey Peale 40s. to 465. Fine Ditto. Us. pas. od. Beans, Or. SI& Eye, 461. soo. od.l Tkk Ditto 400.465. od Barley, sas. 375. od. Ow, t as. ass. 281. Mak, 64a. 7os. od. Poland ditto, sos. 316 lid Mike Peak, 4al. 48s. od. Rape Seed, cos. oak PRICE OF FLOUR. . . Pine Flour les. to 78s. Seconds 6p. to 751. per rack. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, ineloding only irons the zoth of June to the zstit of June —Thal t 0,322 quarters. Average 775 74.-41. 6d lower than hit return. A RETURN OF FLOUR. Freon the Bth of June to the zeds of June. Total-9150 racks—Average 791. 44.-- cs ad. tower than la* return. arms* MCC Or GRAIN ON •OAILD suiT AS 0)1011: Wheat 46s 6os 116 s Suffolk' sos Fine 88s 9os Grey Pea! 42$ 4 61 Superfine Da 94s 94s Beans, new 43$ 481 Rye lip sos Fine old - su Jitney 3os 37 2 ' Tick Beans new 378 428 Mak Sp 7os Old - 461 White Pea" 361 421 Oats * 2U op aSs Boilers 44$ 48$ Potands - 308 331 PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 51 as to 51 6s 1 Pockets 51 55 to 71 os PRICE of HAY and STRAW in SMITHFIELD. Hay, per Load. - 31. ass. to 41 toe Cloler - - 4 43. to st. co Straw, per Load - - 2L 51. to at. 101. NEW COAL MARKET, June so. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Priem 27 Newcaftle Coals S 7 43 1 .3 - 49 1 .64. z Cannel * o Co.. s Stone Coal - - a 42 1 . 2 Sunderland . a 395. 3d. cos. od. COUNTRY MARKETS. MOSS of GRAIN AT TBl TOLLOWING U 8 . BAsiNOSTORL.—Wheat 6 0 1 od to toss od per Quarter. Barley 39s od to 425 I Bean" 491 Od to 528 Od Oats 271 od to sts 64 Peafe oos od to oos od Mainewniso.—What os od is sop od peel& Barley 42$ col to oos od E Beans sos as to 531 od Oats 3 0 1 cad to 35$ od Peale cos od to 00S el Nawauar.—Wheat 66a od to lop od per (tr : Barley 363 od to 445 od I ?leans sos od to 525 od Oats SOS od to 3011 Od Peak sos od to pi od Haw acr.—Wheat 705 od to top od per (tr Barley 341 od to 42s od I Beans 41 5 od to s2' od Oats 263 od td . 3os 6d Peale cos od to 008 od Rao 013:0.—Wheat 683 od to 1005 od per Qr. Barley 361 od to 405 od I Beans 465 od to sob al Oats 274 6d to 3os od Peale coos cd to cos od IT there cold be any further evidence needful to demonftrate the unrivalled excellence of CH tka's Patent Woe lit Lozinces, it would be ungneftionably eftablifhed by a late calculation, which afcertains that above Flail a Million of perfons have been reamed to good. health, by the ufe of this invaluable medi cine, where the molt eminent phyficians and apothe caries have attended without fuccefs. As opening phyfic at this feafon, they are fuperior to every other Medicine. Sold wholefale, at Ching and Butler's, No. Cheapfide, corner Paternoiler-row y and retail, by all Medicine Venders. — Jane Taylor, aged thirty.four, broke out, four years ago, in a large blotch on her left leg. It con tinued fpreading, till it arrived about the knee. Its Er& appearance was a rednefs of an extreme high co lour; much heat, and a toraieneing itching, which dellroyed her fleep. At this time an ichorons water was difcharged ; her legs fwelling fo as to pre. vent her moving freely about. Poultices, and vari ous applications were tried with , no good effed. She then, by recommendation, refolved to take Spil(bury's Patent Antitiorbmic Drops. She perfevered for fix months, when the became entirely well. JANI TATtalt. 16, Upper Cleveland4treet JAW'S TAYLOR. Mr. SAlL:outer is not accountable for any mixture folA, nnlefs the words " By she King's Patent" are inferted at length on the bill of direelions, bottle. and wrapper ; the damp alfo (the King's duty) is printed in black ink inftead of red. Bottles is. 6d. sax. and el. as. duty included. From ele LONDON GAZETTE. Yuat I~IILITA>RY PROMOTION[. wan-orstcr, JUNE 23. • Royal Regiment of Horfe Guards—ThoMas Parker, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchalc. vice Lamb, promted tft. Regiment of Dragoon Guards—William Garen, Gent. to be Cornet. by porthole, vice Forfyth, promoted. ' 4111 Dltto..-Lieutenant John White to be Captain of a Troop, by purchafe, vice Lifter, who retires; Cornet Patrick Hamilton to be Lieutenant, vice White, Bth Regiment of Light Dragoonslllaptain John Stades, from the rids Light Dragoon, to be Major, by parch*, vice New- I man, who retires 11th Ditto--quarter-Ms kr Thomas Could In be Adjutirt. with the Rank of Comet, vice er, who has refigeed ;he Miutantcy. gsth Ditto--Samuel Chard, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Feron, who refigns. g4th Ditto—Aoguftus Atkins, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vim Humphrey. promoted. sstb Ditto.-Coroct Skinner Haueoz to be Lieutenant, without poetbafe. 'kb .Ditto—Cornet James S. Cocks to be Lieutenant, without porthole. jd Regiment- of Foot—Jasnes Daley, Gent to be Enlist', without • purchafe,vlce Fallon, promoted in the 87th Fr - ot. 7th Ditto—Lieutenant Robt. Bennett, from half pay of the Scotch Brigade, to be Lieutenant, vice Bamford who etebanges. loth Ditto..-Major John Otto Beyer, (mot the 26th foot, to be Major, by purchpfe, vice Pell, who retires ; liofFital.mate lightbotly to be Afdtano;urgeon. 13th Ditto--1-14ital-inate Hovidhlp to be AlSltant Surgeon, vice M'Gulre. deetaftd at ft Ditto.—Major Wan. Paterfon to be .Lieutenant. Colonel, by purchafe, vice Robertfon, who retires; Captain Rohr. Henry to -be Major, vice Paterfoo ; Qtarta-Mafter Richard %Valhi to be Paynulter Of the ad Bittalion;and Serjeant George Sutherland from the 93d Foot,to be Quarter Molter, vice Wallb,arpoiotd Paymafter. 26th Ditto—Captain Fountain Hogg to be Major, by purchafe, vice Beyer appointed to the loth Foot. 3oth Ditto —Enfign Richard England to In Lieottnant. whim*: purchafe, vice Hitehen, promoted, and Thomas Bircham,Oent. to be Enfign, vice England. 3 oft Ditto Dapper, Galt to be Enfign, without furchaft, ' vice Kent, to be lyperfeded, being abfent nithout late. 37th Ditto.—Fdward Butler, Gent to be Enfign, witimot purchafe vice Alien, promoted in the tttb Foot. 43d Regiment of Foot. To be lieutenants, without Purchafe—Essfigns William lVforrifots, Thomas Anderfoo, and John Paul Llopbtos; Lieutenant John Phu, from the Et ft Fact. To be Eufigns--Charles Taggart, Gent. vice Morrifon ; Daniel Mllcal, Gent. vice Anderfon. soth Diuo--Enfign George Anatrong, from the 95th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe • &leant Willem to be s2Mte-Molter, viee Norworthy, appointed Paymafter. t r o-.-ALLltant.Surgeon Scroop Hutehinfon to be Surgeon. To be. ASftant•Surgeona—Hofpit.l Mac J. Moline, vice Hutch infon Hofpital Mates John Williams, and Thomas Walker. 59th Ditto—Major Charles Fane, from the Bth Foot, to be Lieu tenant-Colonel, by purchafe, vice Stickland, who mini. 60th Ditto---Major Thomas Auftin to be Lieutessaut• Colonel, by purchafe. vise Mintolls, who retires. 65th Ditto..-Benjamin Adney, Gent to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Smith, promoted. 72d Ditto--Enfign William Gunn to be Lieutenant, without t up chafe, vice Suntan, who reigns; John Bell, Gent. to be I.n, go, vice Gums. 78th Ditto—Enfign James Fofter to be Lieutenant, without rum chafe, rice M.Dougall, appointed to the 88th Foot ; Jollua Gre. gory, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Folter; Alexander Cameron, Gent. to be be Potion, vice Burnett, appoirted to the sad Foot. lad Ditto—Eufigu Charles Laird to be Lieutenant, by porthole, vice Devercux, who retires. 86th Ditto—Harry Cope, Efq. to be Paymaller, vice Byre, who - - - refigns. 87th Ditto—Enfign Malachi Fallon, front the 3d Foot, to be Lieu. tenant, 'without purchafe. 88th Ditto—William Atkinfon, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur chafe, vice Humphreys, who refigns. 9241Ditt0.-Liestenant William Mackay to be Adjutant, vice Campbell, promoted; Enfign James Stevens to be Adjutant, vice M`Donald, who rcfigns the Adjutancy. 95th Ditto—Lieutenant Jafper Creagh, from the 9th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. Lieutenant Jeremiah Campton, from the s6th Foot, to be Cap tain of a Company, without purchafe. 96th Ditto-asfrgn Deane, from the azd Foot, to be Enfign without purchafe, vice Armitrong, pmmotedin the loth Foot. tooth Ditto—Lieuteniust Jacob Mefferd, from the 4oth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. tit Weft India Regiment—Captain Lewis Grant, from half-pay of the 83d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice I,oPDermott, who exchanges. td Ditto—Major George Crawford, from half pay of the 27th Foot, to be M..- ir , vice Ottley, who exchanges. lit Garrifon Flatiafion—Lieutenant George Ainflie, from the 34 Garrifon Battalion. to be Paymafter. Bth Royal Veteran Battalion--Captain Samuel Montague Sears, from the tit Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company. GARRISON. Major General the Hon. John Hope to be Lieutenant Governor of Portfmouth,viceMajorGeneralOakes,appointed aCommillioner for Military Inquiry. STAFF. Lieutenant Colonel William Ilutchinfon, on half pay of the late nth Garrifon Battalion, to be an Infpeding Field Officer of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps in Great Britain. MEMORANDUM Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Nathaniel Kirkman, of the pft Yet giment of Foot, is fuperfeded, being abfent without have. The apt.ointment of Euiign Thomas Fruit tube Lieutmasit, ky purchtfe, in the Sad Regiment of Foot. vice Dere:tux, who retires as raced in the Gazette ache tit inftant, not taken place. EILRATII*I in the Gazette of the tsth inftant. For Seventh Royal rekrare AsltaGen, Major William Weft, from the 3d Veteran Battalion, to be Ma jor, vice Grant, who exchanges, Read Ninth Rya! Veresass Away. Major Williant Wctt, from the 3d Veteran Battalion, to be Ma jor, vice Grant, who exchatajes. Commiffinns in the ad Royal Regiment of Tower Hamlets Militia, figned by the Deputy Lieutenants, • dated June s r . 18os. Lieutenant Frederick Tbomu to be Captain, vice Carter, dectafed Enfign James Orpwood to be Lieutenant, vlce 'nomad), promoted Jofeph Herring, Gent. to be Ea.% vice Orpwood, prbmored. BIRTHS. On Subtlay afteinoes, at the Dikes beide in ordvenor-fqtiare, the Duchefs of Moistrbfe, of a daughtet. The Lady of R. Myddleton Biddidah, Efq. of a fon and heir. On the t 7th init. at the Rev. Dr. Wellitea. Oaks, Canterbury, the wife of Lieutenant Colonel Need, NottslVliiitia, of a fon. Saturday, at Wallington Houk, near Newbury, the Lady of A • F. Nimes, Efq. ofa daughter. Rhrenftnet, Bath, the Lady et Bernard &Manna, Efq. of Barierhal. county Mayo, of a fon and heir. MARRIED. Saturday, at St. Mary, Illington, Thomas Whitehurlt, Eft;. to the only daughter of W. Hutchins, Etq. of Highbury-place. Thutfday. at St. James's Church. Mr. William Wainwright, of Showls-eourt, Herefordfhire, to Mill Eliz.,beth Y eatrs, Jauilitc r of the late Mr. Testes, of Lugwardine,famc county. On Wednefday, at Hackney, the Rev. Henry Handley Norms, to Mitt H. Cath. Powell, third daughtu of David Portal, £4. both of that place. Cornet Moore, of the sth Dragoon Guards, rideß fon of Ste phen Moore, Efq. of Sallbury. county Tipperary, to Mifs Writray, only child of the late Henry Weßray, of Dublin. At Harcourt-place, Dublin, Rohere Denny, Erg. fon of the hie Thomas Denny, Lieutenant-Colonel of the 7th Dragoon Guards, to Mil Helena Lyfter, third daughter of the late Anthony Lyfter. of Grange, county Rokommon. On the rsth init. aged 111, hiif•Tfeamelte, only daighter of Caleb 'mocha Efq. of Edgewam Road. Wednefday left, at Hot Wells, Briftol, Mils Montgomery, ooty remaining daughter of the late Vaughan Montwanery, t.fq. many years Secretary to the Board of Recife in Ireland. Saturday fe'nnight, Mrs. Willis, mother of Metres. Wills, of the Thatched Houle, Sr. Janrces-ftreet. Lately, Mitt Eliza Sarah Montgomery, infant daughter of Lica ' Moot Loloael H. C. Montgomery, adze Hall, Donegal, Idissul. t a '"'AVIRC: itAciteA the grattflO bythe mgt ertlilerahle ,t atSit.% I thought sro . per to tre that I try, • . , ,„ anployed soy time trst tl,ofe who. in the eitten•w • ynatellior., sr./ 4,l2Conelly tanwrfe.l treertd:rt7 always am:A; that ilertia eh is ucquirv.l ey sxic.—rza tin.: :le rwe: to one eels or det4,4e:s. ' The die — . es 0' DV.I2 I .'_.ITY art 'unbar!, rlifti--!'.iro t`ey bring with thegia train of conetal;itant fyinptowta, set t 4 7 a pretton of all .a 1 energy, exifte:•ce iYelf bteoints Whether they :rife from the prcvsL...e of ffi 4:k kr11,24-1, the,S,4 tire habits of ichrol-boys, ..r indte. s tences th-ro. v i re t h e mot! aftidtioni ; Pat by the le;,: metes of atteditcsttal anal, the frzpvatas:tre aggrav,t4, anti ha 'oafs tution is deltroycd. Asa MEM.2IF.R of the ROYAL. COLLTIOSof I grytta.l. my pretengops en reet.lte.ty of etlurslon: arid 'no(fethosi every oriallo;e to pratlice 1 4;,i tr, that mei lett* with whit!" i have bithrrzo been fo Visersty honottrosi. In the Sift folfations of loctl eatly aroilitadost Leith prevent the calamity of a de: Alit led intritct hut oh,,re th e f ot , fever, from a cookie:eines o' the tatirwlisse's of tee wee synth enured his tnisfertaue, is fearful of the :..nte.oct or 4J-nAte* N !sill fancily pbyliclaa and brurals over hi, infirmity with earefai ass , *nitwit, it until he fatisfaetory for him to tar ewe., rot m a t , of " " capability of trtattnent hut aro e the mon iron° Ahle Irerecr. etnd in recent Venereal Conspizims it is Nibble to rvt.v4nt damer or diftras ; in the =lntl totnidicated ti:e - Toth*. mint of exclufive enperienee itt tLis line to eifeet a fete, ortals, hand iptedy re-ettabltilonatt. I offer the advantage of this cativrimare to thofe of either 'ex wta arc 20E441 with any kind of 1.)1131;..1 ry, of any tymptorna at VESIBREAL thine:lloN, and 1n all ezba the terns rata. aeraden are ttated on the f.vit tncervicw. Pat:amain the country are expea.-d to !Delores Bank note, sal arerequelted to rpeckfy their age and manner of living. MARTIN !IRE E, Member of the Royal College of nue s ecm. In Leal& No so. Arundel-Ikea, Strand. neat Temple flat TO THOMAS TAYLOR. ESQ, DIM' sot, No. 9, Ur idge-tir ea, London. I FEEL it a duty incumbecit upon me, to inform you of the very peat and extraordinary Cure I have t etch' 4 from your invaluable Medici —I.F.A K PATENT PI LL a. About two years ago I was attacked with a Vs:acacia Dm. (moms, which I treated rather Sightly for Come time, but the Dt. cafe at length fpreading Oil over my Body, I was obliged to apply to the mutt eminent of the Faculty, hut their afltlance adorded only tempor.my relies—l went throuyli variouA Courfes of Saliva lion, and from beim! rather of a t.orpoknt Habit was reductid to a mere nekton. The Ulcer; that fpreacl 111 over my limbs, no. tiered me a complete °fleet, fo that my friends drfpaircd of my recovery. When brought to this flirtation, I confideted daths a inevitable, but a relation of mine commenirs upon the many Cafes in whithy our Pills had ucceeded, I was induced to try a box of them, which I thought rather relieved me, and by perfeverance for two or three mouths, and allowing your Direddots I ape riencedtk c molt unaccountable Relaxation from Itin, :he Sore griduallyfuldiding; I am now, thenk Goo, perfetfUy leow.ted And walking out daily t I doubt not hut one more box, witch I think cautious to take, %via t ttaliaillt my health in its orginal Rate. It is with t he molt heartfelt gratitude that I fuLfcribe myfelf, your much obliged humble crvam, Wat. Deanfgate, Manchcltcr, Icly e, Igo'. P. S. For the public benefit I do not obje& to the above being publicised, but leave you to ass as your own betterjudgmeat hall , dielate. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TITOISM TATLOI. Member of the Royal Coltsgc of Set geors, London, at bls Hdufe. No. 9, New-Bridge-fin:et Where, atter a conftant reftdence of more than thit Lydia years, in a pra.'ti ce particularly directed to the Cure of Vt. uereal Caymplaiil , , with that intiltlabk beret, which men of his Prof: at riou!d always .hfcrve, he flatters himfelf, the advice and Oh:Lance he gratuitouk adminifters to ptdons ta!,ing this Medicine, .wil be eiteemed, by a difeenting Public, as an advantage le. lom to be obtained, and void of atubl 4 guity.—Alfo Sold, by hi. .Appointmcnt, for the convenienee of thofc living at a diftance, at the Per:unter's. No. 35, St. Alban's- Itroet, Pall-Mall; the Toy-lhap, No. vas; Oxford-ftrect ; Mr. Ditkorough's, No. y. Fidattreet-hill ; Mr. Heat, hookfellse No. t, Union-Row, Little Tower Hill; Mr. Watfou'a, South bridge, Idioburgh ; Mr. Colwell's, Dublin ; Mt. billinges, pool; Mr. Atkinfon's, Mancheßer ; and by cite Perfuz in avert confiderable Town in Great-britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as. yd. tad', haled up with full and plain Dire Rion. wheerby Pcsfons of either Sea may Cure thesiftive. with Fx..fe. Steed. aitil Safety. For SCORBUTIC, CUTANEOUS ERUPTIONS, DRY sr W. LEM&OaY, THE ANTI-11 1 / 4 1PE1'IGINES certainly claims a pre-eminence over all other Met tins, being clecidtte.y adapted for the fpeedy removal of thefe complaints, and will ae. cording to the printed diredtious, heal all Cores and ulcers of ever Co long Ranting. Dr. SOLOMON has, at a great melee, brought the Anti Im. petigines to perfection, at d into univerfal ufe and requelt. In rat. titular cafes it has not its equal for certainty, fafety, and efficacy. Mercury may perhaps be oppufed :gaunt it, but the Anti-Impel gines enters the lilt for upon the wreck of this deftruc , tire mineral its fabrio is excited, !truly, firm, and failing ! Mtn of charadter, liberality, and cdt.tati-tt, puffelling public confulence u cle!gymen of unfullied reptitatbm, leave recommended numerous objedts of thole cruet &kaki, for which it is adapted, to 1)odlor Solomon's care. to whom this wonderful remedy was ap.plied with Itch unbound. d Cuccers, that chore who were rtalced to the very jaws of death by Mercul. and Difeafe, Vete been Inatched from deßruction, and refeored to their rel'%uons and friends with reno vated health and vigour Such are the virtues of the Anti-hive sigenes, and fuch are its wonderous effeals upon the human body! the antidote to mercury, and the purifier of the blood and lymph. a In the Brood is the Life "I.eNit. xvi. a t,l4,Drut. rii. 23, and oe longer than this vital Reran is kept in due circulation, pare and uncontaminated, can the body bc preferred in health gpd vigour. Hence the inlicite variety of complaints. an infeCted hate of the blood, induces, and hence the new and deceptive forms a tainted habit puts on. Whielsoften deceive the molt emmeut of the fa culty, andtaffiethe belt Intentions toward. a curb. It is well ef taldhlhed as a f&!t, that an impure or icrolulous taiga v, ill remain lathe habit for. years, nay, fee- generati.ua ‘,und , L °rem! ; and will invade the noblelt organs of tl.e human frame, before the patient can be aware of his danger. The Anti-iropetigr,ms Braces at the ma., net at the branches, by which peculiar advantage it elleas a cure when other medicines fail. _ _ --- Sold in Lomb:nib, Pars. Mathews, 18, Strand; Dicey and ` M. ton, Bow Church-yard; Bacot, :50.0 a ford-ltrcet; Pidding .76 Of cord ltrectoipporite the Pantheon; Mahe, 4, t:heaptide ; !torch; and Son, Fleet-machete Shaw and Edwards, al), St. Paul's Chincit yard; Howard and Evans, Lont-LaneyWctt-Swithwatai awl par. ticularly at the following places, vie. lanft..l, ?tit. 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Barker Stall4rd, Marron atillin. No. 5. Coll - itP Greco, liorcwfoury, Wool Dugdale, Calwell, Bull Sh: thwen.f, Gowl , l 404113 ' EdiMaurgn, A. Smith, North SArtrundham, Night Bodge 63u.hariven, Eater Eactei, Ttewnwit and Sun taluhuty, Co' as Fly, Braikenbury S'istAlne.y, Adams Frame, MOW Si fri•an Walden, Paine Cl.:ticefter, Pros St .urbrilite, Rol:luta Cot, eft, Harding hh - ptin %1 lice, Coe/ And all tie Venders of Patent Medicines In the tinned Kitt dote• I.ONDON t Primed and Pubtittind LEVEL KENT Of Cas• terburr atte. Law,. tit), at the :hAR OPVICK, Nn. t, emir Amt. alto at tdaoStAat 081101, I'.tryb•ilar. *A OA is.