Star. — London, England, 1805-07-10 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF 7 HEiST4R. , I Sir—lt may appear extraordinary to you, that a sommuotcat ion of the following nature Mould be con •eyed to a difcerning public, theough your paper, by one employed in the defeneenfhiseountry; but Idoubt not, the candour of the world at large will admit that no impropriety ean exill in men of a profeflion Co decidedly dear to this Empire, Rating their feelings on a matter fo nearly conneeled with their happiness and honour. I fhould not have thought it neceffary, but trom the popular clamour that has been raised againfl Lord Vifcount Melville, and the abufe his It;gh charaeter has undergone ft om many, who, from the nature of their occupations in life,cannot be deem. el better calculated to judge of Inch c , .ncerns than myfell. I, therefore, only claim an equal indulgence ith thofe humble individual.. There is little doubt, nay I am certain, that thefe fentiments which pervade my breafl, are general, not only amongfl my brethren in the fleet, but amon2fl all defcriptions of it.—That it would give the Royal Navy at large the moll heartfelt joy, to fee the Noble Lord returned to the high &nation which be has confider en it proper fo lately to refign ; and it would be well for the generality of people to remember that the great defenders of this Empire never as Co well, or with fuch vigour and effea, as under thole in whom they have fo complete a confidence. And who, Sir, can fo jufily be entitled to that confidence, as the Noble Lord, who obtained the Icemen the &- cure remittance of what part of their earnings they elroofe to their wives and families ? Alf° the allot ment of half of their wages (monthly if they think fit) as a fuldifience for their wives and families, while they are aturoad fighting the battles of their country. Alfothe privilege offending and receiving letters free of poflage. Alf* the power granted to Oificers of drawing their pay quarterly; thereby faring them the dedueions of Agency, and preventing their being in debted to their Agents for the means•of fuhfiftence. And, if I miflake not, likevtife the right held by the captive of drawing • his pay render certain re flrietions, while immured within the loatlifome dun geons of our enemies. Betides a variety of other regulations, too tedious for detail, which have in fui ed their welfare and the comfort of their families to a certain extent.—And little doubt can be entertained of the many whelefome laws that would have been adopted in behalf of every defcription in the fleet, had h:i Lordthip remained at the Board, where his tranfcendrnt abilities would have been ex erted for the good of his country in prefervinv ker Sea. men. This i can readily aver from the hatidlome ar rangements already made by his Lordthip for the me-' cheat department in our navy. And it mutt be ad mitted that much yet remains to be done ; but it is foreign to my prefent purpofe to draw any compari lons, or to touch on fuch fubjeas ; as the known boy alty of the fervice will ever induce its officers tolive in the hopes of relief till :heir country can afford it.— They have, however, I am lure, the fallen confi dence in the reaitude, high abilities, and inclination of the prefent Fir it Lord of the Admiralty, to make Itch future arrangements as he nkity think belt calcu lated to better their fituations. It cannot be forpofed tl . lat a bide like the Navy of Great Britain tliould be deprived (nor do I know of any legal deprivation) of the liberty of giving their opinions, en fuch matters, where they molt teel fv' deep an interefi—a liberty, we daily fee, from which no man is - preluded, on chore, of whatever condition he is in life; and al thoogh my profeffional habits do not hefit me to to flea ttrongly npe'n any other laws than theft that re gulate the fervice to which 1 belong, yet, let me allure you. Sir, I feel a confidence, in common with my brother officers, while I give this opinion that it is fuFported by that of fuels able men, as are now leading Connfellors of his Majetly, in the Honour. able Houle of Commons. I have no belitation in deckle ing, that I believe it to be the general prayer of the Roy ai Navy, that Lord Melville may be found (as they firmly believe him to be) morally innocent of the charge. exhibited agairift him, by an impartial Jury of his c::unrry, and that he may afterwards be returned to his f‘hijetty's confidence, to rile his bright talents for the good of that Stare, which he has fo , long and fo often I;:rved with ability and fuccefs, and it cannot he denied that ever there was a time, w h e n ' unanimity wasanore effential than at the relent. I troll the Bi kith Fleet will publicly expt els their fentimerts tohisLordfbip of theefleem they bear him, that our Gracious Sovereign may tee how highly they appreciate the merits and charaaer of the man whom he once was pleated to place at the head of his naval Conocils.—And why thould not the Britifh Fleet make known their fmtiments (through their com manders) confiftently with the laws of the country they fo bravely defend, as well as counties, cities and boroughs, through their reprefentatives ? Is it not, .Sir, deemed a virtue in the private individual to ho. nour hint who has ever befriended him ? If to, is it not alike incumbent on a public body to proclaim their grateful feelings to one who has put them un der filch II rong cbligations, and whom they recognize as one cf the bell fi rends the navy ever knew ? In this tvidrels to my countrymen, through you, I beg to dif claim all political motives and difcuWon, as foreign to my profcflion. Before 1 difnrifs this fubjca, I with to convey my fent iments and thole of my brother officers (fo far as hare afeettained them), of tefpea to the prefent Ilea Dirt, of the Admiralty. His former lituation, asComptroller of the Navy, has fully proved hisgreat abilities, and his charaaer Rands too high to need the encomiums of any one. Though we lament the lots of Lord Melville. we alto anticipate every happy confequence from Lord Barham's knowledge of every branch of the navy, 'and we are convinced of his de termined reaitude and of his confiderate . views as to the regulations eirential 14 the advantage cf the fer vice.—And we are fore that our gracious Sovereign could not have placed in the room of Lord Melville, anyone more confonant to the willies of his marine' fubjeas than Lord Barham, front whom we are laid fied of receiving a proper, thottseh mild adminiliration of thofe laws which are now put under his controul. While I folicit an early infection of thefe fcattered thoughts, I mid the generous public, for whom they are intended, will pardon any inaccuracy which may appear throughout them ; as being the indePendent and honclt feelings of a Sailor, and as OLD OTTICNI is TIM CiIANNIIS. UW:uels -- - - eb..usegi Flee, I.7lLint S. E. 6 Jule 34i 1805. From A: LONDON GAZETTE, July 9. Adif !TART pROMOTIONS. wmt-t)Tract:, JULY 9. tft Regiment of Dragoon Guards--k.ieutenant Michael Telmer 'to be Captain of a Troop, without purchafe; Corncr Edward Deilbee Temple to be Lieutenant, without pureliafe; John Webb, Gait. to be Cornet, vice T. nipic. 6th Ditto , --Comet John Hamilton to he Lieutenmt, without pur chafe, vim De Dinkel, premott.d in the 36th Foot; Ferns, Gent. to he Cornet, vice Hamilton. 6th Regi m ent of Dragoons—Thomas liibbert, Gent, to be Cornet, without yur:hafe. tth Regiment of Light Dragoons--Cornet Peter Lautour to be Lieutenant, witl o it purchafe. anth Ditto--Captain lanes Henry Cromwell, from the ;Ift Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Hunt, who exchanges. Colditream R, einumt of Foot Guards--Captain '1 homas Gore, from the 85th Foot, to b: Lieutenant, vice Lord Delvin, who exchanges, 4th Regiment of root--R ahem Selby,Gcnt. to be Enfign, by pur chafe, vice Kiely, 'nonrated. sth Ditto—Fnflgn Robert Bateman to be Lieutenant, without purch are ; Ear Orlando Lock jcr to be Ditto ; Michael Doyle, Gun. to be Enlist), vice &tuna!' ; Richard Browne, Gent. to he F.nfign, vice Coelcycr. Bth Ditto—Captain Samuel ftufkiffon, from the 211 Light 11ra go3ns,. to be I'Vlak;or, by pun. haf,.., vice Fane, promoted in the . . . 59th Foot. 9th Ditto— --- Hunter, Gent. to be Enfio, without purchare, vice Rowe, promoted in the 99th Foot. teth Ditto—H-Clor M‘l.can, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur anti:, vice Witli ens, who re•iigns. stit Regiment of root. To be Fong's., without Iturehaf..—En6gti John Burcham, from half pay of the 3 etit Foot, vice Reatkr, will exchanges; Alex ander Scott. GI ut. eke Fawcett. promoted in the tenth Foot; Franci. Irvine, Gent. eke Nnwtan, promoted in the teeth Foot ; William Ford, Gant. vice heoutfert, promoted in the 35th Fc.t. 17th Ditto---Captain Clement Whitby to be M •joe, with out pUrchafe, vice Sir George Leith, promoted in thz ad NV, it India Regiment ; I icutulart Janes Walkcr to he Captain of a r.umpany, vice Whitby. 24th Ditto— --Hwing, Gant. to be be Fnflgn, without pur chafe, vice Dronigoole, promoted in the 35th Foot. 2Sth Ditto—Captain Henry I.eiceller, from the 94th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Browne, who exchanges. 34th Ditto—Ralph Banbury, Gent. to be Ettfign, without purchafc, vice Rave (croft, who ragas. • 35th Regiment of Foot. ro be Lieutenants, without Purchafe—l. feu:enact Richard Cole. from half pay of the milt Foot; Johu Jona, front the 44th Foot; Enfign J ohn Montfort. from the istle Foot; EldiZii NY. Dromgolde, om the 24th Foot. 42d Dittet—William Hannlton Gent. to be Yoko, by purchafc, vice John Campbell, prr motet!. 44th Ditto—James Wilkinfon, Gcnt. to be Fa:go, without pur chafe, vice Jones, promoted in the 35tb Foot. 52.1 Regiment .41 Fflot. To be Lieutenants, without purchafe—Fi.ligne 'William Pinter. John Walls. John hi•Dobalti. J.utt.." M.Nair.'llieryht!ua Gif ford, Archibald Montgomery, Charles Booth, and Gi.orge Black - . - To be Enligm—Enegn Henry Dawfon, from the 43t1 Foot, vice Filbert Thomts E. Napier, Gent. vice Wallis; Voomas lays, . - Gent. vice Nl'Llowl.l 53d Diito—Lieutcoaut Tryon Still, from the 3d th•it,to be 11.1 m• tenant, without purchafe, •ice Steptoms, appointed to the 45th 1 , 04)t. _ _ 54th Ditto—Thoma, Scantbrick, Gent.to be Etingo,4 purchare, rice Cranford, promoted. 39th Ditto —William Maxwell, Gent. to be Enfign, witbent pur tbufe, vice Griffin, rornori d the 27th Foot. . _ 64th Ditto--Lieutaittit Michael Nickfon, from the 14th Foot. to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Rowan, promoted in the 4th Weft India itc:;iment. rift Ditto--Capt,..i John Runt, from the loth Light Dragoons, to he Captain ui a Compar.y, vice Cromwell, whu exchanges ; Enfign Augutius Job:lion M'lntyre to be Lieutenant, without purchnfc. . - SBth Ditto—. Captain George Lord MIA°, from the Colaftrtam tkord.., to he Captain ot a Company, rice Gore, who exchanges 90th Ditto--Wiltiam Wood, Gan. to he without pur chafe, vice Hugo, promoted In the tooth Foot; James Lucas Cox, Gent. to be Er.f1,311, a hhout porthole, vice Hanley, pro mr.ted in 94th Dittit William Browne, from the 13th Foot, to be Captain of A '2,4npany, vice I.tim_fter, who cxchangcb. 95th Ditto... James Barrow, Gent. to be Bobo, via• Cargill, de cuarcd ; John William Campbell, Gent. to he Longo, without purchafe, vice Cox.prol.unui In the tooth Foot. 99ik Diuo—Enigu ?.I.l)ermot Rowe, from the 9th root, to be .Lkutcnost, withootpurchafe. too:11 Regiment of Foot. . . To be Lieutenants, viabout purchafe—Er.fign Vert Fawcett, from the tsth Foot; Enfign Maurice Nowian, from Ditto; Enfign Thomas Hugo. from the Both Foot; Eurign Charles Hanley, from Ditto; Enfign Willis:it Cos, from the 96th loot. The King's German Lcgi )n. ift Battalion of Light leC., - ittry—Enfign Gott la de I I .imbrucl; to be Fotign, vice Heile, proinoti.d t Fnlign Henry to be - Q . liarter•Mafter, vice Rettieh, dihniffel jd Lattalion of the Line—Liemenant Colonel Hcrsy de Hlnuber to be Colimel-Commandant, with temporary rack ; Major George Klingfohr to be Licuumatit Colouel , tvlett temporary rank, vice Hinuiter. Regiment of Artillery—Major Frederick Baron Litifingen to be Lieutenant-Colonel, with temporary milt ; Captain Daniel Ludewig to he Major, with temporary rank, vice Linfingen &coed Lieutenant Charles Weberfctil to be Fiat Lieutenants with temporary ruik. 3d Garrifon Battalion—Enfign Jorephrowler to be Lieutenant vice Millie, appointed Paymafter of the ift Garrifon Battalion Frederick B. Mtarde, Gent. to be Enlign, vice Fowler. IR Royal Veteran Ilattaliou— . .Enlign George Patton, from the 7th Veteran Battalion, to be itilarter-hiaßcr, vice Warden, who exchanges. 2d Ditto—Enlign Joreph Lambeth from the sth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Emit'', vice Woilams, promoted in the 9thVc teran Battalion. 7th Ditto—Quarter -Mager Charles Warden, from the eft Vete ran Battalion, to be Eaugn, vice Patton, who exchanges. Royal Manx Fencibles—Lieutenant James Wilks to be Captain of a Company, vice Bacon, deceafed; Enfign John Thorrpfon, to be Lieutenant, vice Wilks, and Moore, Gent. to Lc En fro, vice Tbompfon. London and Weittninitcr Light Honk Volunteers—Lieut. John Bautiord, on half-pay of the Scotch Brigade, to he Adjutant; homas Wizard, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Fortier, who re f:gns • William Wright, Gent. to be Afliftant Surg• 011. vice Marial!, who reti t tm, and William Sewell, Gent. to be Vets rinisry Surgeon, vice klarrifon, who refigns. STAFF. George Allen Madden, Efq. hte Major in the Tull}.fight Dra , goons, to be au liaked.ug Field (Mete of Yeomanry and Vo , iiimeer Corps in Ireland, with temporary rank of Lieutenant. Culonel in the Army, vice F. Sti wart, who ;Trims ERRAY• in the Ca/reties of the 9th of April bit, - and 211 of July inftant. For 3d Regiment of Draroonc, Laton, Gent. to he Cornet, withoutpurehafr, vice Stiltrd, promoted, _ _ Read tit R - qghttcnt at Dragoone. - l.atoc, C.nt. to be Cornet, without pureleare,v . iceMittcd, promoted. Biith Regiment of F0..t., For Chnftie Gent. to . he ,/h!jia.i.,/, with the rank of Thfing, Read Litattaaat It"olert (Auntie, from the 79th Rtgitnetiti to be Adjutant, with the tank of Linder:asst. Kir. , % German Leoion •ft • . . • Tor Captain Angultus Yleiliger, from the 1R Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop in the 3d Regiment of Light Dragoons, with *nap:nary rafti, Read Captain Atlas's Heiliger, from the tit Light Dragoons, t. be Captain ofa Troop hi the Fecond Regiment of Light Dragoons Commiffions lived by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Salop.—Shropfhire Volunteer Infantry. To be Captains—Nathaniel Parker, Efq. vice Jones, refigned...., Dated June to, 18e5. Wm. Hannter,Efq. vice ()Arley, reOgned. Dated June 20.1805 To be Lieutenants—Enfign Thomas Alderfey, vice Croton, re figned. Dated M.ty 20, !Sol. Euftgn Thomas Birch, vice Cooke, refigned Dated June 20, tBos. h. Enfigus-12 ishard Salter, G. 'it. Dore May 20,1805. Thomas At`lun WollelftUll, Gag. vice Jebb, gone hato the Army. Vatcd Jun: to, 1644. Wenlock Volunteer Infantry. Fnfign John Onions to be Lieutenant, vice Ferriday, raped. ChnfLopher Banks, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Onions, promoted. • Dated June to, aut. Wellington Volunteer Infantry. Enfign William Trance r to be Lieutenant, vice Bennet. refigned. William Henry Cope, Gena to be Entign, vice Tranter, promoted. Dated June 20, 1205. zd Corps of Shropfhire Volunteer Cavalry. Lieutenant John Beck to be Captain, vice Powys, deceafed. Cornet Jufeph Mdre to be Lieutenant, vice Beck, promoted. John Dodfott, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Meire, promoted. John Southern. Gent. to be Q.Liarter Mager ; The Rev. Hugh Owen to be Chaplain ; Samuel Sandford, Gent. to be Surgeon. All dated June 20, ittos. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Ayifilire. 38:11, or Ayrfbire Regiment of Militia. Enfign Hugh M'Clatchie to be Affiftant Surgeon, vice Thomas G. Logan, appointed to a Regiment of the Line. Dated June IS. 18)5. zd Battalion of the 2d Regiment of Ayrfhirc Volun- Leer Infantry. John Weir, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Alexander Hamilton, promoted. Dated join 25, 1805. 3d Battalion of Ditto. Bnllgn Robert Black to be Lieutenant, vice Alexander Milroy, cuperftded. Dated June 25, 1805. George Stevenfon, G.nt. to be align, vice Robert Black, pro :noted. a 4 above. Conunitliyn figned by the Lord Lieutenant of AberdeenflUre. ran Elm!lie, Gcnt. to be Adjutant in the Aberdeen Corps of Pikemen. Dated June it, 180.5. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVF D. Roger 'Wilcock s and Charles Cricbley, of Brifial,earpenters, joi ners, and undertakers; June 24, 11115. John Percy and Henry Erodiham, of Liverpool, block makers ; December, 3t , Oct, Robert Arthur and David Thomas, of Ofvreftry, Salop, mercers, . . . drapers, and grocers; Oetotwr 17, 1534. Richard bawl r and Lambert Bailleau, of Bridol, dancing matters; July 5, tBos. John Holmes and John Riley the younger, of Leeds, Yorkfltirc, book feller. and bruihmakers ; May 17, 18os. Lindon Earlier and Gregory Aberdeln, jewellers and goldfmi:hs, Staples len buildings. Hotborn ; June 24, t Sos. Benjamin Woolhoufe, John Shaw, and Alexander Hunt, all of Sheffield, Yorkenre, manufadurers of fpring and tatle knives ; July 4,18 x. Loyd Beak, Thomas Alexander Beall, and Thorns; Gould, of B..Gnghali-Rneet, Lor.don, clothAndorc ; June ii,180;. John Green, John Roberts, Samuel Motley, and William Mb. fonh, of Sheffield, Yorkildre, and of Took's court, Calle n:res. Holborn, London, liver and filvevpiate manufaelurcrs; July 1,1805. Busier... Land Jofeph Weight, both of Manchefter, Lan ealhireonerehabts and moinufaaturers ; June 3. ,Bot. Daniel Sterling.; and Samuel Gallilee, of Steptte). Caufeway, rope . makers; Julie 24,1855. Jofeph Turner and Robert Bnordman. of Manchefter, floor-dea krs sad fhopkeepers ; June 14, 1805. Thomas Ferrers ai4 Edward Warren, of Prince's-place, Cable- W ellelafe-tcputre, fttgar refiners. Jofeph Graft and Mary Gratriz, of Mancheßer, Laneathire, pawnbrokers; July 4,1805. John Shiva* and John Green, brewers ; July 6, Egos. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Starr Coordcry, of Viniteehapei Road, Nlidd!aka, meal man BANKRUPTS. John Carter, of Grimitone, Norfolk, grocer, dealer and chap man to Inns-niter July 20, 21, and Angua 20, at bx, at the Guildhall in Kinesl.ynn. Attnrnies, Mr. Harvey Goodivin, King's Lynn or Meffrs. Lyon and Collyer, Bedford-row, London. Thomas Edwards, of Wribbenhall, parifh of Kidd( rininiter, Wor cencrlbire, flsopkeeper, dealer and chacman, At,4tift a, at five, August a, and 10, Ist eleven, at the Whcu Sheaf in Bewdley.— Attornies, Eleffrs. Clarke and Vardoe, in lkwt'ky. John Crane, late of I.eice fter, and now of W aplude, Lincolnfidre, draper and grocer, dealer and chapman, Angult 9, at five, Aug. so, and 20, at ten, at the White Hart inn, Spalding. Attornics, Mr. Cbeales, Skaford; or Mr. Lambert, Hatton Garden. John Markam the younger, of Napten upon the Hill, Warwick. Shire, Thopkecper, July a 6, 27, and Augult 20, at eleven, at the Swan, Warwick. Anomie+, Meths. Smart and Thomas, No. B, , Staple-Inn, London ; or Mr. Edward I *sacs, Sinnbam, War. wickfhirc. Jofeph Scott the younger, of Wakefield. Vpr`Aire, grocer, dealer and chaptuan, July 19, 20, and Auguft 20, at ClOllOll, at the Dog and Duck InYtTn, Kinglton-upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr. Froft, Hull t or Meffes. Roff,.r and Son, Kirby-ftrect, Hatton Garden. John Wayne, late of the with of BralUngton, Derbythire, butcher, July 19, at fix, July 20, and Augult an, at eleven, at the liedte flon Inn, Dcrllythire. Attorries, Mr. Swettenham,Wirkfworth, Inn; or Mars. Kinderley, Long, and Ince, Symmunufun. John Canning, of Birmingham, plater, dealer and chapman, July 26, 17, and Auguß to, at eleven, at the Stork Tavern, Birming ham. Attornies, Mr. John Maudley, Birmingham; or Mr. John %Vann, No. New North-Rivet, Red Lion-rquate. Edmund Townfend, of Maftlemlane, [lariat of Paul, Covent- Garden, wine and cyder-merchant, July 26, at fix, July 27, and , . . A ugua 20, at one, at Guildhall. Attoruics, Mcffra. WAliarns and Sherwood, A alliu Fri As. Thomas Hunk!en Noel, Norb•llrett. Brighthelmfton, Stacx, iiaen-draper, dealer and chapinan, July to, at tro, July I^ j , and Aura ac , at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Shep. She pherd, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn. DIVIDENDS July 2). Thomas Williams and Mary Field, of Alticrigate- ftrcet, London, packers, glazers and copartners, at eleven. at Guildhall. July 10. 'Thomas hoggatt, of Matlock Bath, parith of Matlock, iankeep,r, at eleven, at the Headleltun Inn. MIDDLESEX 6R,c6,foAs. Yefteraay CZarles Knight was indiEted for a mlfde memor in unlawfully and wickedly expnfirg himfelf to Ladies and children, at various times, in and about the flreets and fields of Mary-la-bonne. The firft winters called to prove the difgolling Wis. was a young lady. tutorels at Mrs. Barnes's la dies boarding-P:1104, Mau-la bonne. On the 2 tit of March, lite first law the Defendant in V.. illan's fields, Mary•la-bonne, where the was walking with the ladies of the fchool. He rafted them. and ex poled hinifelf in the mull indecent and difguiling man ner, after which he returned and met them, ct.ndurft ing himfelf in the fame way. He continued to pats and repals them, until the wittier: attempted to avoid him by returning home, and in In doing the met him again in the New Road, where he repeated his brutal conchs& to herfelf and the young ladies. The mon tier continued•to at in this way through the keels, until the reached home. Witnefs law the defendant again on the fubfequent Sunday, in High-flreet, Mary-1a bonne, as the was returning from church, when the was again infulted by his unnatural con du& She afterwards taw him on the 26th in De votaire-dreet, where he conduced himfeif in the fame mariner as he hati.done at other times. Hannah Swain, who keeps a greenAall in Mary la-bonne, had very frequently leen the Defendant condust himfelf in the indecent manner above 'fated to ladies, nurfery-maidb, and children in the limas, who wet e puffing. Mr. Charles Dere apprehended the Defendant on the 4th of May, his family, in Nottingham flreet, having been frequently thcickf!d at his unna t ura l con . duel. He attempted to make his efcape, as he alfo did from the Officers, to whom the witi:ek delivered him in charge. The faets were completely din blilhed, and the Jury found the Defendant—Guilty. The prifoner (lands indicted on three other charges of a figuilar natures—Judgment reirited. To alleviate the fuilerings of Scurvy' o f s cr , phula, and various Dikafts of the Body, th e l a:: F RAN CIS Srlissua i devoted much of his ti me An d attention. His funnels is now before the public. K t Difpenfary has been opened at all feafuns to th e poorer clan - es, whole ctrcumaances did not reach th e price of his remedy. Pond of Medicine and its pmu (n, he invented the Patent Antifcorbotic Drops, a mild diaphoretic, without weakening the fyilem, but giving it vigour by promutingall its natural fecretions. 'nde who are compelled to retort to the tonic plwersof mi. nerals, if they with to of ia their ere& on the nerves, no m-dicine is better calculated for the purpofe thau the Drops. Another rect;mmendation, the dole is fmall in quantity, and taken without reltraint of diet or exercife. Mr. SP I BURY is not accountable fair any mixture fold, unlefs the words " By the King's Patent" :ire inferted at length in the bill of direaion3, bottle, aq wrapper; the flamp alio (the King's duty) is printed in black ink inilead of red.—Bottles ss. Get. toi. and 11. as. duty included. DIED. Early on Monday morning the Bth {talent, at bis ►oufe in Cal lege-llreet, N'tdmintter, Colonel Teefdale. in hi+ 8241 year. H e ksved his King and country many years; an excellent Othctr, ard molt worthy man ; beloved by all who h..:1 the pleafure of 1 - .6 ac quaintance, and will be long lamented by his family and nnow.toos friends. On the ad inflant, Dr. Patrick Rulfell, F. R.E. at his batik in Weymouth-ftreet, I.aft week, fuddenly, at Ms apartments in Chertky, the Re►. Prter Cunningham, late of ciaiing Minilter of that para. He was at dinner with the Cheri fey Friend!) Society, (to whom belted been in the habit of delivering an annual difcourfe for feveral years pa 11.,) and while fitting at table with feveral other gentlemen who are honorary Members of the fame, he fell back in his chair, and al:liorgh medical affiltance was immediately procured, he expirti in a tew minutes after being conveyed to his lodgings. Mrs. Jarvis, the wife of a gentleman belonging to the Southwell Volanteers, while fitting by the fide of her hufband, complained of a pain in her head, and leaning on his ftwalder, stied milantly. A young man, the fon of Mr. Bonfor, of F.dingly, when riding in a waggon on Tuelday fe'nnight, was thought by the drivsr tnhe asleep, but on endeavouring to awaken him, he found him Melds HIGH WATER AT LONDON RIDGE TO MORROW . Morning • • so Awes after [ 7 , Memos •• • • zs mime aftcr . DIXON'S celebrated ANTIBLLIO(JS PILLS, prepared by Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, area certain cure for aunt Rheumatic Dilonkrr. Navous and Sick Heal .Ich,, Heart-burn. Flatulencim, Weabnefs of the Somuach, Depref fiLm of Spirits. indigettion, an.l Tree Living, &c. They are ufed ~nd recommended by the Royal Family, the Vif countelfes Buckioy,bani and BMXley, the Dowager Lady S.,e and Sale, the Lords ICsbnain nod King, the Han. J. Mairey,Sit P, Wil liams, M. P. and fioue thou:rods of the Nobility, Clergy, and Me dical Gentlemen. _ _ In addition to the ncmber of Letters Mr. Dixon, Apothecary. has received, is the following, from Capt. Lloyd, of the Guards: " Dale Cattle, Haverfordwelt, South Wales, Feb. 24, 1 " Capt. Loyd prefents his cos.pliments to Mr. Diton (although not perfonally acquainted with him), would take it as a favour if he would fend him tour or five Boxes of his Pills as loon as he paf tibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always ufed the Medicine, is now Pregnant , arid very unwell ; and we cannot get them any where in this county, r either at Haverftwelweit nor Carmari hen ; the near eft place they are fold at is Briitol. For the great fervice they have been to Mrs Lloyd, as welt as Colonel Bitioapp and all his Family. Capt. Lloyd reels it his du , y to recommend the Pills wherever he goers, and he really thinks if Mr. Dixon woo Id appoint lonic perform; as Vendersir thi, County it would be a benefit to the community." Dixon's Anchilions Pills arc fold wheldele and retail at Mr. B utter's, No. 4, CheapSele, corner of Paterooftcr row, and retail by Smith and Scott, Edinburgh ; M'Donxld, °largos! ; Green.. Liverpool; Staines, Manchefler ; Walrecr, Exeter; Wlll.. Ply mouth; Belam, Patfmouth ; Macdonald., Gla'gow ; Garner. Barbadoes ; Bach, New York; and by melt Bookfelkrs and Ma. divine Venders in every town. in boxes at as. 94. each. Obf-rve the name of " R. Butler, No. 4,Cheapfide," lstt raved on the Stamp. which Is axed to each box. HATI'ON HOUSE, No. ts, CROSS-STREET, HATTON GARDEN. DR. HODSON has received the Following Letter, and compiles with the requeft of the Author. I beg you will be broad asto paha the following declarniin that the public may be better acquainted with the angular ci6eacy of your medleine called t h e PARISIAN VLCaTAILZ SV RL P. AhOUt tour years ago I contradcd the Venereal Difeafo,which at its commencement being improperly treated, the diforder,which - . . . es as only checked, broke out again with increated vioNswe i in &Oft. the diltemper was of to malignant a nature, that I act only (offered. the molt excruciating pains, but my who* body was covered with ulcers, though I had tken the advice of the molt eminent men in the pr.sfefiiun, they were not able to relieve me. I was put under a murk of faliVation, but this too failed of Lavers. Hotting no perlon able to arrtAt the dreadful progrefs of the dictate, I was oat the point of abandoning mytelf to delrair, and waiting patiLvtly for the hour of my JUolution,which teemed to be inevitable,whea was prevailed on to take one of your nos. 6d. bottles of Syrup ; the eftclit It produced was beyond what i could expeet, confide-ring how deeply the diforder.was rooted in me. I was therefore indu ced to perfevcre In this medicine, and after taking eight bottles, I Maud mytelf pLrrectly recovered. No reetsm could Lave conceir el, ift hey were not eye witneftes, the alteration produced 11 me, fur which, next to Coo, I am totAy indebted to your truly valu able and incomparable medicine. Gratitude demands from roe ley ixtt thank. tothe Preparer of it, and I congratulate my country men and markind to genera! on this molt deft!l and remarkable US,:overy. :our obedient (errant, I HOMA9 JONES. St. Janial's-ftreet, May 4, dos. This S , rup is alto fold as ufuat at roe. 6d. a bottle, by appnittt. met a, an d fdd wholdale at Mr. ButteeN, N 0.4, Cheapude,Londan and may be had of matt Medicine Venders in every town. UAVING dedicated it yfelf to the Rudy, and beeo gratified by the melt eonfilerable practice in that branch which I thought irons to felea, I trait that I have not mate nifft annloyed my time than thole who, in the intensive field of the prtife.Ton, are oecaeougly immerfed in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that locals which is acquitted by concentrating :Se Intellediral power to one clefs of difordera The dheafos of DEriLITY arc peculiarly diftr-fling. fat idull bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms. and, by ade preMen of all vital energy, exiftence inelf becotras embitternt- Whethtr they arife from the prevaletae of ill example, theddrae , the habits of school-boys, or the indulgences of niararita, they re quire the moil affiltiou• profelEnnal &Al; but Sy the ignorance of uneducated men, the fymptoms are aggravated, Jil6 the v.ait tudon is &Erase& Asa MSMEYER of the ROYAL COLLFDIrci.' EURO E'1•1: I ground my preteuEons on regularity of education: and evezy privilege te practice, I fret myfeif enettiod t 3 that vacs:scut! i have hitherto been inliberilly donated. ▪ to the tint lint:4l°ns of local weaknefs, early application 11 4 8 prevent the caLvalty of a debilitated frame: but where the fie• fee, from a c on k ieufncfs of the untnantlaers of the vice which muted his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or censure of his feisty phyt clan and broods over his Infirmity with careful cc,- eechnent, it mull be fatisfadory for bins to be affured not ,uly of capshility of treatment, but :shO of the incift Inviolable feerecv. And In recent Venereal Complaints it is poiEhle to prevent rids, danger er dlftrera ; is tie molt cotuplicated cafes it is the aet!iiite• meet of exdulive experience in this lute to died a ta'e, couia amid Speedy ti-eitabliflauwalt. I offer the advantage of this erperimee to thole of either fee ohs are &Elided. with any - kind of DJ:.l.lil..lry, of any !vmptoces VENEREAL INFECTION. and in all cafes the tarns of rem'' aeration are ftatcd on the Flit interview. Pat retain the country are er;ed , -Al to inch* a Wilk note, ad steraquefted to fpreffy their nr:: cd manner of living. MAE lIN ILRLE, Member of the Royal College of s urgeon s In !Atde'u No so. Arandel-ftrect, &meek neat Temple a , r LONDON : Printed and Publifbed LEVEI: KENT (a CM' terhinuplace._l Lambeth ), at the Seas Orrice, No.;. Kt. nthlae4 fie at tin SI Ai Or ma, Tont 410.