Star. — London, England, 1802-10-16 00:00:00

s • . :. .:.::~ IaWC4/374.1-4RELAND. ' • "MA HAtTR, to charm ta t may boat of Rdstrevor°, he mountains, fts fhorcs, its rcceifes, and wades ; My Mute, much Inferior, will hun/bly endeavour To fir g of Nevreaftle,JU rocks, and catcadm! Where Nature exhibits kir grandeft colledion • Of cliffs, of morello:a, of terrents,of caves, Pretesting her wonders in very diredion, And clofing her profpecit with towery Slieves. Rofstrevoe, with all its defirable finery. Its fat/aims, ks tafte (even HA FIR will own) And Rofs's Demefne, with its elegant teener', Can ne'er be compar l d with Slisve Donard alone! Slieve Donard, moll lofty, majcitio of mountains, • Affording rich pa/tares and bountiful (hems... The Hill of Parnaffus, and Helicon', Fountains, Vey% with thee, appear nought but poetical decants. Rofstrevor, i wren, for the great and the wealthy, Who hie to fait water, to ria and feat, • &Thy do well enough; but the tick and unhealthy, In the wavcsof Neweaftle, falubrity tafte. For Nerru my., the briny old King of the Ocean,. Refulhtg fait by it at Haftachanier, That his votaries fhould have, unmixl, their potion, Mike, Ncwcaitle Stare his particular care. There lodgings are cheap, and provifions abundant, Crabs, lobften, and haddock, and herrings galore ! With chryftaHne rills of frefh water redundant— An pow'rful incentives to vifit this Chore. Lurgan. DAVID. _, • • See the Poem of " ROfareTOT," in lialt STAR of the 28th The following beautiful lines, engraved on a hone, afterwards found to be over the burial place of Prince Harrav, the fon of JAMES the Firti, with out any nameupon it, though written in the quaint ityle of thole times, snort be admired by every lover of true pcetical genius : Reader, hence! and a& not me %T/hofe thefe facred aihes be? Puipofelyit is coneeal'd; For the melons name reveal, All that read would fadly fish, Melt themfelees to.tears, and die. In this marble ballet Hai A matchlrfsjewel--Hemen's prize; Which Nature, in the world's Jolt &eV& and then put up again. JUSTICE OUTWITTED.—In a village on the Sur rey fide of the Thames, and diffant about four miles from the metropolis, two Magiftrxtes, pot fetEng excellent gardens, have promoted. a fub fcription, offering Ten Pam& Reward on convic tion of an Offender robbing an orchard, Brc. Several pickled rogues have in confequence entered into a confpiracy, and an am impliee being deteaed in a garden, they have feized him and carried him before a Magilimte, who convieted him of the legal penalty of Ten SUER:: I at the fame time paying Ten Pounds to the apprehenders, who then retired with 91. los. clear profit, oneof whom bad the impudence to fay— (' tram:dam Janke Midas! On Thhrfday afterriocrn force of the amateurs Of boxing, near Whitechapel, effeaed a . match between two well-known females of Rateliff High- Way, from the contrail of their bulk, dillinguiSed by the names of the' Faribites ROZA end the Walling Tun. • After a very few rounds, viltory declared in favone of RajbZghte not becaufe the Tris was devoid of besot, but deficient in Breath. On Wednefday fe'nnight a pitched battle was fought in the Cottagtrs piece, near Nuneaton, be tween Thomas Can and James SidwelL The combatants entered the ground between'tievei and twelve o'clock. 1p the fonr firft rounds there was hard fighting and many revere blow's *ruck, but Cart had evidently the advantage, which canted the beats to run greatly in his favour, the odds be ing too guineas to to, though for feveral weeks prior to the battle taking place, they were greatly in Sidwell's favour. The combo continued about an hour and ten minutes, during sihich they had nearly fiat' , rounds, and at length Sidwell, feeing the conteft was greatly again( him, give in. Con fidemble (ulna were loft on the octillion, and the knowing ones were completely taken.in. Jhnleire, the fellow 'who broke into 'the houfe of r. Jennings, it) Pnlmaey-fireet,is deaft'ilf 130 1 wounds he received from,ktr ie t r unings, who purl Cued and (truck hien yak Near Bromham, in Wiltfhire, on Monday' the zoth of September, t soz, a little before ten o'clock, a liar-like meteor wasTeen,refenibling fuze and splendour a liar of the fecond magnitude; and, but for its uncommon courfe and duration, not_unlike thole called Mooting, or falling which' are fo frequently feat darting in a right line in the higher regions of our atmoTphere. It de fcribed in its path five(piral circumvolutions, pro ceeding from the :pith,' sad gradually Widening till it reached the hbrkon ; the *Wile being per.. formed in about_ t 5 feconsis. • On Thurfday fdnnight, it about half pia See o'clock, the inhabitant; of Yearn were • by the cry of fire ! It began in the ihOptifV Tornpins, a cooper, and continued to rage with the utmoft fury % notwiddanding the exertions of • the inhabitants, until 15 or )6 boufes were con , fumed, many workilops, and a malt-houle. Had there been any wind, it mutt have burnt thegreat eibpart of the town. The Foreft of Gravelie, about four leagues frosi Nunte, was diCcovered to be on fire in the night between the aoth and soth of September. Great eTorts were made to allured) the flame: t int the extreme drynefs of the earth and the atnsoi: phere contributed to propagate the fire, which was not extingtrifhed WI the morning-of the sth inft. after about too' acres of the Foreft had been continued. A ire alto broke out in the Foreft of Saffve, by which . a few acres of that Forel were (banged. A violent nor* Uttar iriperieneed at Trial Wee the tath ult. bt 'thr toart wits. windy/0y damaged. • • • Lbripas MARATTS. mirommimmom...• cOgN-EXCHANOE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER iS. A Rotorn of the PRICES of FLOUR, frame* tft Odobd to the Bth of Odober locking. Total t5,•33 faels....Avetage 541 90. • es: ofd.lower than laR retails. cotar-inaradToa's 1111TOR11 taou VXMLIDOR ' OCTOIIIIII 14. Wheat, per load i5l os to all is Oats, per rt . it it to 11 81 Barley, per sir. i 1 41 to al Es Peafe, per qr. 218 s td zaa Beans, per qr. it Soi totoy 111 PRICE OF HOPS IN T} BOROUGH. Bags lel los to 121 or I Pockets id of to 201- as PRICE OF SEEDS, Odober is. Red Clover 3os to zoos 1 . White ditto 3os to xBos per cwt. Trefoil zos to sds .. Turnip ads to 28/ Per bulhd Rye Graf. 3os to 450Peiquarter Canary Seed Ids to 80, 04 per cwt. Rape Seed A to 381 per M. , • smmorrELD, October VS. To link the offal...per Nee of 81b. Bcef - 4s od to 3s od Veal • es Id to 6s od Mutton -Ss cd to 6s od Pork - p od to 6s od Lamb pi od ps 65 ed. - Stock at Market this morning, Ikaftssoo, Sheep and Lambs 3,z00. ' NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, Odober is. Per atone of 81b. by the cantle. Beef 3s ad to 4s 4d %cal 4s od 'to Ss 84 Mutton 4s od to is ' od' Perk' _ „ts od to 61 od . Lamb es 6d to Se Ed. . • RAW HIDES, October Is. Hides (per Rene ) 3s ed to 3s 8d Heavy Calf os 64 each Middling 33 od to 35 ad Hone Skins ies to iss 6d Ordinary as 8d to as zod Lamb Skims 3.1 od to ss ad Shcarlings is. ed. to 4s. PRICE OF LEATHER, per Ib. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to s6lb each, - - sod to isd Ditto, 6o to 661 b - - - 2441 to sad Merchants Backs • . zod to sod rtreiEng Hides - - ad to rod Fine Coach Hides . . sod to mid Crop Hides for Cutting -22 d to zed Flat Ordinary - - zod to and Calf Skins, 30 to 401 b rer dozen, - . 26d to 3241 Ditto so to 7olb - - Isd to Sod Ditto, 7o to Bolb - - 234 to sid Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. p id to 3s 3d Large ditto - - iota to leas per des. • Tanned Ilorfe Hitics - as to 3os each Goat Skins - - VS 10 72S per dozen Bark per hod . - stl. tog. tb 03%. os. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market m kid Too Tallow 6M 6d Mies Clare market 4, rid Raffia ditto (ca.)450 6d ticajc , Whitechapel mofket 4s cod Rallis ditto (foapV d're wfta• . olla hito Os (per Rose of 81b.) White Caudle R llikleed SR sly Ow* ial 3d Ditto Rough' ' 3fibcpl •01111- 4s td Graves - ids ele 111 lir _ . Good Dress ime e• op Yellow Soap, 701. to c*. —Mottled, 78s,—Curd, =Ss. Caudle-a, xis. 6d.--Moulds, los. od. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, Maher ks. Smithfield. St. James's. Wlthethapel. o.Hay 6Esto 7 7 4 40to 7 to •1 5 50 co 7 7 0 New • 4 4t03 15 Straw ireto t r• 1 za 6to • 3 61r$ • to"I t 6 • Clover sisto 7 7 7 ii ote 1 • • Do. hew s • to 7 • COALS, Odobe ts. Beft Cesb is the Peel, el. p. od. per Chabiroa. Delivered . N. RP. od. Sanderisnd, 2!. is. ad. Dellvered . al. zos. 6d. Average Pries The late Mayor of Exeter, with the alE ft anee of Lord SOill&RVILLII, intr oduced among the butchers of that city, the method of laying eatt& (intended for (laughter) inftead of the dual !hock ing mode of knocking them down by a hammer ; the butchers, after a fair ttiat, having found it anfwer to th:ir Molt perfect tatisfaetion. The thew of Derchefter and Somerfetfhire ewes, previous to Weyhill fair, was held at Applefhaw as nfual, on Thurfday and Friday left, and there was a greater number than on'former years. The, file was very dull the firft day, and almoft the whole old:re...flocks remained on hand. On the fecond day very low prices were *alke i d, and the; prime forward- ewes then went oil rather briflay.l One Gentleman loft tool. on 300 lleep within a month, and a prime flock of on_ ewes, taxi which 375. a head were °Eared at Eritford fair (on; the 'silt of Augua) Was fold for els. a heado---1 In thofe which remained later, .the fan was what greater. Nothing can be kiln. done than tomend the pave-: ment of the public ftreetsin themiddle of the day., The carriages were flopped an honr nn Ludgate.' hill ycfterdiy, in conkquence of 'the pavement• being torn up. The whole bakers might havel 'been done itt is few homistach morning, before the, 'Creels.. ore-hey; -but the -floppage an tundeed! eirriair.l at three o'clock, wiure to make isous, to the satY 'that &atm/says ire imimilrieusi • Yelterday 'afternoon, as &int labourers were digging near the puinp, st •the end df the 'Old- HBailey,a number oridte people eolkEted, to fee if ratty Matins of a fuicide, which was buried there Aisne yeah 'fence, could ibe leen. A *gentleman •e tiring what was' thelsMttsh sus ilmafed fora for:tiiittutevby three Doti young fellow s ,'buyh t lhad'hardly gone a htindttlyants•wben:ba i risifed ' bis pocketbook, containing 0L iin 'bank siotts -Returning to tbelivet, histelißling 'fried& dwere A' few ikyi Widen le tail %rib going - Orland* Ails in' ilk liver Thames, 'a dog on the goals's% leised bhp by the *eyebrow, and tore it 011: b ruefday fennight,as two .young men belongiaii .coWaarmouth,were riding in a cart, near Hough., tosi , le-Spripg, by fononseans thehorfes took fright aid threw them bath out ; Infortunatcly !be wheels paled over them both, and killed one of them on the (pot. A few days Ilnee.**thrse boys were playing in Y hay loft at Dartford, one of them , taking up a gen, which Waved to one of the eaters, which bad been indifeteidy leaded and placed there by ' him', pretests:slit to his playmates, when pulling rthe trigger it went off, , andwonaded one of them h very dangerously it the arta, and the other in the had and tar ; • the latter• is in a fair way of re hcovery. 'Plondayfeitteight,sas Modoldfnsith, mesimarts rlifislittrat , Hambledon, waLgoing to Soberton, a Alits/phone three Miles Viitance from the former , Oiattiihewas foddenly ceized lorkh a violent pain 40x11 • RonlWh :'on his reaching a.friend's honk, IkTtitlltilitd 'to lie down, .when he retired to bed with his clothes on, and was (horde after found dead. He has left a wife and four children. •POLICR, ('A • • MANIIIMI-1441.781..—Yefterday two men . Willer. went a private examination before the Loan MAYOR, charged on furpicion of fatting fire to a public-honk in Upper Thames-fireet. Mr. Laurence gave evidence that he was the landlord of the Feathers ale-houfe, near the foot of Old Fifh-greet-hill, Thamet.fireet. That his houfe at prefect was undergoing, a thorough re pair; and that the prifoners were a journeyman bricklayer and his labourer, who .had been at work at his houfe; that they having left the houfe, the labourer returned a little after fix o'clock, to fetch their tools, and having a candle to s o to the cellar was nor ken to bring it up again ; Coon after this the pot-boy having occafion to go to the cellar, returned, and gave the alarm of the cellar being in a ftnother of fmoke ; thathe, finding it fo, gave the alarm to the nearell fireman, who, upon examining, found a candle burning below a calk, which was railed upon wooden brackets ten inches from the floor, which was burning, and it was furrounded by fome chips and fhavings, which had not caught fire ; and how tbe. candle came there was a myliery to him, excepting it had been carried there by a rat. The potboy confirmed this evidence. Spencer, and fome other of the Rbyal Exchange firemen, explained the Rate they found the houfe in, but could not account bow the candle came in that fituation. The prifoners both declared their innocence of any knowledge of the bufinefs ; the labourer, confefling he went to bring the tools from the cellar, but brought the candle up again. The bricklayer was proved to have been very much in liquor.{ , The landlord* Laid nobody had been in the cellar but theft men and his boy and girl, but who was to blame.hocould not tell. The LORD MAYOR faid, &Om the attention he had given to this irivefligation, he was at a lots to know who was the intended incendiary; bnt from what he had heard, he did not think himfelf fled to commit the prifoners—it was.a dangerous fitwation in which this candle was placed, and had there been proof of any of the pdfoners putting it there, they v..nuld have been indiaed for a ca pital offence. He diced a Gentleman from the Exchange Infurance Office (who attended) if he thought the Governors of the Royal Exchange Office had any more evidence againft thefe men, if not, he ordered they might be difcharged—they were detained till that &mid be known. The fame day, a well-known charattee on the town was takenlefore the LORD MAYOR, charged with having been taken in Alder fgate-ftreet, with a trill's of goods, furpeCted to have been floien.— The Frifoner was committed for a re-heariag. GUlLDHALL—Yefterday the keeper ofGiltfpur ftreet Compter charged a woman with bringing fpirits into the prifon, for the ufe of the noted Mrs. Barrington. She was adjudged to pay rol. which being unable to pay, th e was committed to prifon for three months. HATTON-GARDlll4.—Yeaerday two lads were committed for trial, charged by Mrs. Bowman, a fhopkeeper, in Aylefbury-ltreet, Clerkenwell, with coming into her (hop, about one o'clock, whilft (he was fitting in her back-room, and taking from the counter a large roll of flannel, with which one of them ran away, in fight of a fruit-woman, keeping a (land oppofite. A hue and cry imme diately followed, when he dropped the goods; the other, who alto ran, was found ia an open privy: It appeared that they had been apprentices, and were difcarded as bullock-hunters. No perfon appeared to their characters. A man was committed for re-examination on fufpicion of being connected with a dangerous gang-of pickpockets, and fiealers of lead and tools belonging to perfons employed in the new bisildings about Bloomibtrry. Wm irscmsezt..—Thurfday evening a .fervant woman to Mr. D. Mendoza, of the Lord Nelfon's Head, in Whitechapel-road, was charged by him with flealiag liquors very frequently, and giving the fame to Iliac .Hardy, a foldier of the Guard:, yrbo was quartered upon him. His general IoG he could not afcertain. They were both commit. fed for re-examination, the firft as a principal, and the latter, as a receiver. A man was charged by. Sarah Lefevre with; rojthing her of a pocket-handkerchief and a nut- 1 merrater, containing halia.guinea, on Friday, ni Jail, in Whitechapel High-greet. Being :po itive in her charge, the prifoner was fully com mitted for trial. At Warwick Set Eons laft week, fourteen raid two women were indided for difturbing a Metho-! dill' congregation, and ill treating the sniailler and! many other perfons in their way to_and from-the; place of their meeting, at Penney Compton, by; pelting them with (tones, rotten eggs, etc. The Court, upon theprifoners contrition, ordered them! 'to be imprifoned one week, and clifeharged. At Worcefter Seffions on Wednefilay, 'George' Smith, of Oldfwinford, sailor, wasindided for, cruelly beating Georgejones, a pad& apprentice; and putting a chain round both his legs, locking it, and keeping it on day and night from Decem ber to March Taft ; and alto . for beating - William ' Hill, another parith apprentice, wounding him in the bead and face, and keeping him without his meals from time to time, till he was almoft flare ed. He was fully conviaed on b'oth indiaments, and was ordered by the Court to be imprifoned two years. Lott week two women (mother and daughter) were committed to Glouceftcr county gaol, charg ed 'with the warder of an illegitintute.child, at Abergwilly. Vet y flocking marks of violence ap peared on Merest parts of the child's body, which was ditcovered burled itt the garden of the houfe 'where the horrid ad was perpetrated. A black man , was on Weduefday morning found dead in his bed, in Little Drury.lane. He was a n, and having the prec e di ng d a y returned t i l ia Greenwich, whither be had been to receive his penfion, and meeting with a Pisphian of the loweft order, with whom he was previoully ac• quainted, he accompanied het home, where he was knowbihaving been there frequently before. About nine o'clotk he retired with his eaamorato —never to rife again in this world ! .1% i t i lt • I.ts On the 13th at 060dr:dime, Lady Eri( Wedoefilay hat, the Lady of C h ao. Bofauqug Oe Wednefday evening, Mrs. Whitcontbe, ninepin*, Efq of a fon, at his hook in Scrjeani At Rednock Houk, Mrs. Graham Stiriing, On the t tth inft. Madarnel.nuis MARRIED. On Tburfday, at Lambeth Church, Michat. of Sbippon Houle, Baba, to Miff Eliza H.►rriott daughter of John Mc Combe, Efq. of Vialcut 1 3 ' The Rev. Mr. Moore, Reetor of SoUrdu, Donnitl►onnt, of St. Agnes, Cornwall. On the 6th init. Stephen Poyntt , Ell. Captain Navy, to Mils I►. Brace, of Harnbletloth Thwidar , at Eghatn, Surrey, John Stone, Hythe, to Ws Watfunof the famt place. DIED. On Thnsiday the yth inflant, at brr honk at Hannah Mimes, after a long illnefs. At Bombay, the 16th of December hit, Lk Peek. if bsttallop, Ift regiment Dative Infani On Saturday kit, to IVeymouth-ltrct t, the vicar of Kenilworth and Stoneleigh, ar On Today, Thomaa Edwards, Eq. Cununition. lery, Icily arrived from Lilbon. Suddenly, on Arran-quay, Dublin, Robert claimant to the Earldom of Ijogcommon. In Cork, Donald Hofack, Efq Aifittant Sw Font.--In Tipperary, Mathew Hill, Efq. Is Saukville-ftroet, Dublin. Denis John Blaki in the 89th Foot. On Tuefday laft, Major Brook, at hi. lodgii At Path, the Rev. Mr. Penton, of thinkwoi On the 6th of Auguft Taft, at King:ton, jania i Furtado, aged zoa years, 6r) of which lbe. Ma. . that town. At Riga, on the 7th ult: the only fop of Prim Wurtenibag, (brother of the Reigr.iiig Duke year; of agc. Men 'WATER AT LOSDON kEtIDGI, Morning 25 minutes afte Afternoon 33 alinutAi aft WHEN Praeffional Men of edik fponlibffirf deviate &cons the general Cyftem leelion of a peculiar Branch, die fans tion of ' Nerd's is the bcR criterion of fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted my pra:Aiee to the went of THREE DISORDERS, and' the fur my plan gives the additional ardour to oppofr able the ravages of that complaints which are sot in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every bench as an formed a with at an early period of Prattlice t( Ws from the Ignorance of uneducated Mat, or gnaws precipitancy of general Praditioners The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of voted my attention, comprise every fpeciti INFECTION. Whettair of a moot or too; All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing fro. Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and i. rangentait of the fyiterp in Women which is called NESS or STF.RiLMY. Numerous difdake are the refute of ignorance treatment of o tpapplc Gooorrima, and it not ur peas that the feeds .-.f Life are poifrned by the i unguarded hour. By a fuperhar fuch cold)! cored, and oven where others have failed, may prefumero offer a radical re-tahhiiihment Few, however, are the cafes of compitested Wonder, colapared with the calamitous lituctiorn from iedulgen ce in a SOLITARY V i CB. or the ties of a farhiooable Life, acquire that Rate of Is the unavoidable conlqueace of filch pernicious .. Where the unhappy ildrerer broods over 14 micery,bot cam conceals his misfortune, it may be !bole conieutionfor him to know, that although it be an object of doubt or veer .tainry with other Practitioners, the removal of thee D. 4 .- CIENCTES by the gradual progrds of Renovation is the acquire meat of my experience. if the rites of Bacchus or Venni live begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevalent by an early counteraCtion of this languid Rate, and in thKe cafes no great difficult:x.4 will occur But where this Deficiency h,s for years exifted a properFet- Ceverance isindltpenfihly requiiite to revive the flumbring (parts of rife, and to re-artmate the Conilltutiou. IVIARRIth WOMEN, who have long been diCappointri in their sapedodons of a ranuly. may he a Mired that io molt inftawcs Web defeds are curable by Medical skilL The SECRECY which is fo eiTeitial to my unticrtaking,isd the ons which 1 have perfumed to flaw, fore: the BaLle my Pretentious, and in coincidence with (nth this isa • 'nation is given, that Mr FREE May be consulted ptioa.lo (or by letters inelofing a Email uote) at his boufe, No. ay, Arue• del-ftreet. Strand, near Templcilar There 6 an additional ertrdice in Water-time adjoin.; and the camels on both the doors M. BREE, Memho• o' the Rove ',Pee. VAligagsAL To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge (trek DtAR 111R4 London. IT is with the molt heartfelt fatisfa&ion that I ad drefs you on the incomparable excellence of your invaluable Medicine—LEA ax's PATENT Pit.ts.--In the fpring of tins year I had the misfortune to contradt a Venereal Camplai::t, attended with the molt alarming and dangerous fyinptoms; ja ernuth,that I havelseen confined to my room for a whole week together, and not able to stir out of it; I had no reft nigh: nor day, and, fuffered the molt excruciating pain and torment, and wuat was Iti'l worfe, my Eyes grew weak and dim, fa that could fcarce difcern any object, if ever to dole to rile, and ex *led nothing lefs than the total lofs of mytight.—Frara a itont, healthy, and rather corpulent mart, I became a me:e ra:2aw, and an *ad of pity and compaifion , My friends had all gi.velt me over, and. thought my recovery imtpoffible. In this groat's, Rate, and expeding every minute to.be my Lift in this worh!.. .1 was fortunately conunended -by a neighbour to try y • oilr Metlicinis, but having tried all medical aid to no purple, seal been at an enormous menet, it was fume time before I could be prevailed on to take them; laft I fent for fix bores, and before I had taken them all, I found' confidcrahle benefit; Inl pains gradually decreafed, and my eye-fight grew better, and to the great furprize,and altonifinnent of all my friends, (after tak es three boxes more), my health and Strength was perrealv rN Stored, and LEM now, (thanks to my GOD and your icy:ld- 1 1dd Medicines), as well and hearty as ever I was in my life. Your obliged humble fervant, R. is LEIGH. High-Street, Birmingham, November !, 1799. You are at full liberty ttpubliih this is any manner you think proper, for the benefit of fociety at large, and which I giould have feat you-tomer, but was fearful of a rclapfe. The aboveMcdieine is earnestly recommended to all perrotis that are in any doubt of their being entirely flee of every VC ! nerealAffeetion, particularly to thole about altering their con. in fife, as it will certainly eradiate every taint of tl3l nature, of however long standing, or however tar aired under the appearance of other diforders It may be ; for 6eorhuticli Glandular. and Cutaneous Complaints, it is ago recommended .to be taken, efpecially in the Spring . Summer, and F all. Prepared ' and fold by thefole Proprietor, THOMAS To. LOR, Member ,of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, d MS bade, No. p, New Bridge street; where he wal g ive vice, without a Fee, to perfons takin,! there Pills, and willan sAd- AVCE patients letters, if volt paid, on the fame terms obf:rv log In all cafes the molt inviolable Secrecy, no Perim's twine cafe having been mentioned, but at their own partiet.lar nova by the Proprietor, during the courfc of more than 35 yors, thit he bas had the condudt of an eatcrifive falc of the eine, and the melee atifiag therefrom. They arc alfo fold by lull appointment, at No. 35, St. Albans-ftreet, ]/all-Mall; Mr. R flap, No. 103, Oxford-fireetl Mr,Staers, 800. Union-row, Little a-d by one eonfiacroble town in England, io Boxer of on. fated tip with full and plain Diredlinos. L • iihioN: Printed sor the iii,....7. Ti JO, Merentstaby-ftreet) at the ; ' l' All Pitfall' Nil. arm; and publEhe4 ay LIWKI, ti tatury-Oinee, lambeth) v. q a c, rarer-It' STaa-Oraca, Tetopie-Bar ; to vealch (3 , h0 Catitllll for theyorroa are ralacked to !.e ridge.. f i e of sarnail ;cant s-Inu. , of a fon. c, of a fat. trial ivlc t ti P nt l rier a l o,tt crt ,ket c °, rj ai gs :6l7l:l . n l it non n ti l t: P r th'f a ' it r et : E h. o ig :l M? . bn 7 . hte l . l ::: : antry. e kev. R. Sutnn. t - I l uniflarY of AT argeon of the 17 , 4 lake', Eh" Captai n , iinh, Wilts. aniaiea, Either A. is an inhabitant c tince Alexander lee) as iilant tr.o , I 0-I%:(mitOW `ter 6 'fret 6 acation and re- Cyftern by the fe of lo,tg continued the exclufite treat- fuccefsful rdnlt ofe as far as I aaa e the moft import- a Army Surgeon,' to tactic irdisidu. r the equally dan. of which I have 40. of VENJistEAL g dumtint from the habite of , and lafily that de• called BARIUM. once or bade in toe unfrequazly. hap• e indiferetion of an ,eh cemplaints aret tiled, I truft that ted dittrefs In tke ttions of Men,whe the prevalent flue. of Debility wlAtt icious habit;:. tip mifery, but cam ale confokition for of doubt or grea- se' of thee Dr . •• atinn is the acquire- chits oe Venus base y will be ?resented Rate., and In thKe lifted a proper Fa- be eumbring (parks g been difappointed fured that in mot al Skill ty undertaking, aid I to Rate, form tha isith fu' this inn• con!ulted tide, No. ay, Arue- ter-ftrect adjohort. Pee , Snrvon• .BS, New Bridge !fret anion that I ad- of you] invaluable the fpring of this 'enercal Complaint, roils lyniptoms; iy- m for a whole week id no reft nigh: nor n and tlrment, and and dim, fo that I :lofe to me, *Ad 0 ight.--From a abut, me a mere th:dtris, friends had allgiven lc. In this dreailfar y Lift in this world- ;hbour to try your k to no purpotc, time before I could for fix bores, and li. rabic benefit; my grew bitter, andto y triends, (after tab- ;di was txricaly 's- and vont invaluable as in my life. R. L.UIGH. 100. au JJ ) , the above mew the Perfumer t, ohett ToY° ankieller, No. Pafon in ci mly as. 9d. acli r-Ovricc,2;', pa (of treat, to'‘' )t tit :e all cowl"' atlikerol•