Star. — London, England, 1802-08-07 00:00:00

Pr - , ,I plaintiff, and imputed to him a certain abomina• ' ble crime ; th it in Augaß following a bill of in diFtment was preferred againd the plaintiff, at Dover, for the fame, hut which bill was thrown • cut by the Grand Jury ; that the plaintiff, very properly, did not continue the aftion, which he had commenced, until chi• profecntion was termi nated. Ile now th night it was incumbent upon him to vindicate his charaSer. The Learned Ser. jeant then, very forcibly, commented upon the atrocity of fuch accufations, and obferved, that it ' is lets cruel to deprive a man of his exifience, than to impute to him a charge of In diabolical a na ore. Several witnefres were then called in fupport of the anion, and it was clearly proved that the de fendant had made ufe of language tending to in jure the plaintiff's clunaCter. Mr. GARROW, on the part of the defendant, made a very energetic tied impaflioned addrefs to the Jnry. He Paid it was notorir ns that a fit of abandoned wretches had infeged Margate about this time ; that, horn certain circurnitances, the plaintiff bad become an objca of furpicion to the defendant, and that he only rencated what he had heard of the plaintiff, but without any malevolent or malicious intention. The Loeb CHM "Lucre obrerved, in his very, aide charge to the Jury, that if a man calumniated another, not believing w hat he cud, particularly where the charge was of fu let ions a nature, that na damaoes could be exceCive ; hot if the defen dant was only endeavouring to root out a vice, at that time too prey rle nt, and had aced indifcractly, the Jon would fay what he fbould pay for thie n:re inchfcreion. The Jury, after deliberating, f air .1 a vet zia for the plaintiff, with One Shilling Damages came:: sotr, BFInRE SIR RrAOMONT HOTHAM. BAN X r s.—Dailicl Anchor and John Jones were tried and conviacd upon an indianono charging them with uttering counterfeit Bank not., At Ca:eel bury. fy the evidence it appeared that tile Clc::.s of the Bank of England were in the conflato and daily habit of taking forged Ile and zl. notes : and the fabrication of them was fir exact, that it was impofliblo for any but the In fpeaor to detect fuch as were couuterfeit from real ones Sar.‘p-STFALINCL—Berjamin Elaekford and WWI Powell, two younat men, but old offendero pat ticularly the latter, who has been the chief of a derpet ate gang' in tl:is county for many years, were tried and found gaiity on a c ipital charge fist flieeo-flealino, at loNt i!hara.—Mr. Jentiirsos, i f Lew;ft.tm, 1i,tv:.12; 101 l feveial (beep at different times, :tooheel to forte tenons to watch tor the thieved, by their means the cart in which they car ried ataly the !loco aiive Was traced to the haufe of a Mrs. P.o lons. n:'d the two prifoners and her fon were aloaelari.; of. The two erifoners effated a refeue, and got aoor. Tilt thiid man, Parfons, received f,o.tcriec of death two years fence, and it was not till the month of April lag they were met with. HIGHWAY ROSISRY.—William Cuwfe, a fol. diet., was tried for robbing °fixer Clarke, a poll. boy, and taking from his perfon two tl. Bank Notts, the property of his mailer, George Motley, together with half a guinea in gold, and nine fhil- linos and fixpence in filver, the property of the laid Oliver Clark. The profecutor, on his return with his honks from a job he had been out with, was . flopped by the prifoner,then inhisfoldier's clothes, near ten at night. who, in a very peremptory way, demanded his money. He gave him the whole he had, and the in iforaer left him to purfue his :;atts aey. Ile ofade his lots knoom as loon as he cenlef —a partnit was onfol alter him, and he was taken in a night-hough, With the monies about Limos hich the pi, Cecil; or had previonflydefcribed as well as his p:r'cn. The loan:ter, in his defence, laid he received the money he Oal about. him fiorti his Drum-Major, and that he h id wiitten to him to attend, hut he did not Ile him in Court. he denied having any know ledae of the profecutor or the robber yo—G:lilzy—Death. Foectar AND FRAUD.—Charles Almond was next put to site b.ir,on an indiOnient for affuming the name and charaOler of one Henry Jones, a fet : rnan,era itled to certain prize-money, withintent to receive the faid prize-money. This was an indiel meet for an offence that we are afraid is but too common, to the great iajury of our brave tars, who, v hen they have prize-money to receive, are but too apt :n make that and all the circumannees fo risk as to give an opportunity to defigning men to perfonate them. This was the cafe in the prefent iediance,but it was too clumfily performed to fucceed, as the deteelion arofe in the fira in- Rance. The prifoner made a very ingenious de fence for himfell, but without effe&. The Lord Chief Baron lammed up with his ufual precifion and impartiality, commenting,as he proceeded,on the law of the cafe, and the abfolute necelfity there was of bolding out a terrible example to all of fenders in the way the prifoner was charged with . offending, to deter others from ever attempting to rob our brave feamen of the hard-earned pro. duce of their loavery.—The Jury juft turned, round, and found a s-erdisl of—Guilty. I loast • ccara so.—lfaac Good, for sealing ham Cranbrook a hay mare, the property of the executors of Will;arn Winch, was. after a long trial, icon.] Guilty ; and Widiarn jenuaway, for realing a horfe Isom *Mottiep,harn, the property of Ro!.r sr Dr:est-Ir, Ely. was acquitted.—At Nall pall 11:., adjourned till ei:aht tn-morrow. Fremstla..! very extraortihaary fplendor and va rkty rt t! :e i'-..enery and other pa ep.trations fur the new a patncle .or Monday at thz Royal Cire:l4, it i 3 poilpontti Lit : nth, when it moa affiaredly witi tn•.!ce its :tit e:an...cc ; thoa - e, tliel e- In! e, who !IR vr tren hitherto dilai puinud el feeirig the beantiiiii aieenlion die 1 04i:won—the citing tient.% t.t bal.. Pefelik. - .1, and the ltag:t ir ii•terellikT 0.1 c.; of the C:...44,1 Farmer, a+ h the admired 1-tArl.:(!ain, and incomparable (.iliarn biae ul BIIIMP anti WYbR(:V!. have a prolonged opportunity of beholding them : they continue as. on- evezy.circle, as. LONDON MAAKETS. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. ins 51 His to 81 Us I Pockets 61 os to 91 9s Sk.k.DS. Red Clover 40s to tt7s per cwt. NVll'et• Clover - (04 to 14os pt r cwt. - 2ts to 63a per cwt. Ncw Rare Seed per Lilt 341 to pl. SMITHFIELD, Au 7,1,11 6. To fink the utrat—icrti;ne of 81b. •Beef - as od to 55 Od Veal od to 511 61 Mutton -55 04 to ss 6ft Pork ss od to 6s ad Lamb ss ed to 6s od. Stock at Market this mon•iur. Bcatts 700. Sheep and Lambs 2.800. NEWGATE and LEADeNHALI., ikuguft 6. Per ftone of 81h. by the earcafe. Reef 3. 4d 10 49 4 V cal 39 4d to SS od Mutton 4$ 4d to s s od. Pork ss od to 6s od Land; Sd is if 84: RAW HlDES,Auguft G. Hides (per Rorie) 3s 6d to 34 id ii . t..avy Calf 9$ od each Middling 31 od to :13 Sal Hotte Skim 34i to los tol Ordinary zs 6cl to 24 Li Lam Skins Ss od to 4s Gal - • Shear Lugs 11. 31. PRICE OF LEATIikR, per lb. AT I.EADENHALL. Butts, 3o to 561 b each, - - 38,1 t 6 sod Ditto. 6o to 661 b . - . 22(1 to 241 Mt/chants Backs . 38d to zud Dialing !lid:* • • •• I'd to 18.1 Finc Coach H des -19 d to 201 Crop Hit'-s for Cutting . tod to std F. • rin.an irf - - 2611 to iSkel C.,!ftLins, .70 to 4e..ib per dozen, - azd TO 33d D...t0 so t• - . - 7ils - -26 d to Sod l'gtto, 7o to'Bolb - - 231 t• 274 Sr 401, Seals (OreenlAnd) per lb. 31 td to 31 1 4 1 1 s,ge ditto - - zoos to i 4.7.4 per doz. Tan:)....1 Horfc Hides . as to t' tr.ch (oat Skies . . 23e to 6511 per (lona Bark per load - all. too. to 231. es. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. jants.e. mulct 3s SA Town T.dlow 64. 6d too, Care maetst 3i Sd Rulta ditto (.:-.4; 63s od to 638 Whitrehsysi =Act 3s id Rufh.s ditto (coup) 603 tots (per Rune of Sib.) White Caudle Rolls 6os to 62. Wised .;ii 36. od too, It% c.l Ditto Rough 38s od to os Avarage Price 3$ lid Clrcave% - 166 al to os Good Dregs tcs to os YCHOW Soap, 7e s. to cs.-4Vlottled, 78s —Curl, iris, Catielc3, ios. z is. al _ PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW Aligult 6. SmitHichl. Et James's. V" hiccchapel. o.Hay 5i0t07t01400t03 II 0 5 to o to I to c NC v 4 10 to 6 0 I 16 t tii 1 14 0 1 16 •to 1 6 c Straw 2 010 2 5 I •,...... 7 70to S S 0 t '1,1% er 6 6 to 8 0 D J. tltly; 0 to 6 to COALS, Ant 6. Bet Coals io the Pool, 21. z.. ed. per Claahlrea. Delivered 21. it.. od. hood( rland, aL 171. od. Davered 21. 6s. od. KONIGSBP.RG, JULY 6. Tht• laft news from I lollan.l have had Come Influence On the Cora trade; but as purchafes are Rill made on foreign account. and the tow vray.r rrevt.ras the arriv.ll of the long-exp,eled f o r Cie, from Pt,',r.l. th 'price% have VA yet UntitrrOne nre.:r alt rut The bait rtatifh Rye is at 36* to 370 fl. dry. 275 it Pot fh-Fruffian 130 a. InLatt 300 to 320 fl. per hit. Wheat St 4 to fl. Battey 215-23^:. Oats 125-130. Yclion Ye-a, 240 tOZSOB. DANTZICK, JULY 9. The prices of Rye continue to deeliae. A few days ago. good Rye was bought at 3p B. per left it is now gc. M LN4O e The pri:es of Corn at Gother.borg have lately rif n a little. The ratite Is the coal:Mashie espartation to Holland. ROTTERDAM, AUGUST 3. Our Corn Market underwent a very co/Ada-able dcpr , Mon on Monday lift, la confeluenre of the gnat flock on hand here and is Amiterdarn, and the Urge (applies which are Cili expei.cl.4 from the Baltic. Zealand Wheat went at 406 to 416 Cir. per lift; that of the tattle, from 220 to 274; Rye of tht Baltk, 198 to zoo; and Zealand Barley, t 36 to z 4 a Cg. 'MUTINY Or THE Cowvicys AT Woocwicri.-- Very confidrable works are now carrying on at the Royal Dock-rrd, at Woolwich. The con vias belonginy to the Pre(lon hulk,to the number of about one hundred and• fifty, have been em ployed . (bore in wheeling barrows of earth, &c. &c. On Thurlday morning, about half pa eight o'clock,when the convicts returned from tile bulk, after breakfaft, a number of them, evid.ntly in a pre vionily-coneerted manner, raked up to one of their kcepers,who kept a gate leading into the dock-yard, armed with large clafp knifes. They demanded the gate to be opened ; when he replied, he had not got the key. He bad no boner given the anfwer than he was knocked down. The key was taken out of his pocket, and the gate opened. They then roared out of the Fate, to the number of about 14, which led them into the Dock-yard. The alarm was instantly' given, and they were purfued by feveral keepers, armed with loaded mufkets. One of the keepers levelled his mulct at one who was armed.with a knife, when he was about 30 feet from him ; the bullet entered the left fide of his head, which drove part of his fkull and brains into his hat : he iiiltantly fell lifelefs to the ground. Another was (hot in his left fide, but he was not dead laa night, four of them contrived to belle the wall of the yard, which would have led them into an open field, but feveral of the keepeys anticipated their defign, and ran to the field. When the convias had got on the top of the wall the keepers told them if they did not instantly return, they would blow their brains out, which induced them to return. An exprefs having been tent off to Woolwich barracks, to General J Loom, informing him of the mutiny, he ordered the drum to beat to arms, and fortunately the men were all out exercifing, and ready to march. In about twenty minutes the Dock Yard was fur rounded by feveral horfemen, and they were ,fol lowed loyfeveral hundred foot of the Royal Artil lery. Several of the convias being miffing, a number of the horfemen were difpatched to beat about the neighbouring woods and hedges, but in vain ; they could not be found. However all thofe that were milling were at length difeoverecl concealed in various parts of the yard, but the Litt was not found till between three and' four o'clo,:k in the afternoon, when one of the foldiers peiceived him lying under fune old timber. He r. fukd for a conliderable time to Come out, till the I;ldier threatened to run him through; and ' the folOier actually entered his (boulder feveral in v.-ith his bayonet before he would come out. Yeaerday the Coroner's Jury was fummoned to i (it on the body of the convi.a who was killed ; but I the Coroner of the diftridi tieing at MatcHbone at . DIFD. On the Ict initantr, at High Beach, rffn, Mr. jamm Riztaro. Daniel, third offic , r of the Honourable Company's Cll. the sir Sterhtm I.ufhintnon, from 8en7.1. On the ,6th ult. In his 133 d year. the Rt v. Richard Tr.llo , rny, n.nor of 141 w rton, and vicar of Cert:, I torfrt, rector' oi ii kr dington, In that C.:county, ansl chaplain to the Emi uf WL it mom land. At Jamaica, Mr. Kcaneth Maekenzi.. only coo of th, ti• craft-xi Mr. Jo:in Mat.keuzie, Lac one of the Town Cletk4 ui Dumfries. Ar I)l.rnfri, 1, 11:r. Rob w rt Prrt lus, merchant . Tut-ftlay Cz'ot.isl,t, at Fgrenib.rt, the 7cia year of hip Mr. John Ciffon. Farber, one of tht- Luneft • that h., live.: thL days of Nimrod; hit all his chaf.. The hare: may " blow a joyful ;604" on this claim ; for 11) fat3l an tr.crey ark revo !:nnwn. ta f y atin:;niit-rea!o art t dr, &Id, and ft.;Tlied the ehf,f comforts of his tal ' . 114. y-a;. With him, fi.vsfit. were 2 ft.rt - r121! . .5 a marlut ; and as in ttn, a; 1.1 . % I;.valar bs , ,t ti:ink hit hat..., and to 11-1, upon his harc?"l _ _ known ihkt his s pe fee .. 1%,..;ig ever exec., 'el yet !e .'.• acoocirn.. be untared a mu': Vald to be upe - or.l. arrit.sl ex rence of a : eV' how.over. in Li: cal . :, %els tii•oti the pr't fr IPy. erwito.:: - .1 to balk::: his raz,,,r, till fur.e.lcded by the Great t.,Dt AT 11. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the I sondott Tavern, l'otthole f1.f141011111,.‘n Tucf,tay the t t h inft. (tnil.f: pr,vinufly difi,-o::d of 'oy Pi - ivate Coa t rtt 1 . rf which 'twit c ‘vill be A iven THE Swc(rith Fri:vte-httilt SWp CHILDUIN, joxAs P.% LMQUIST la.^-:r, has a Had, Puop Deck raltialkries; Burt about 45c Tons. She i; a Iltong well built (hip, and eapabk of per:orral:a7r.lnch fervic..., having .lately undergone a great r.pair. Tier :le:. > are ab•na.laat, and in cacdlent condition, has lately &tie:: 2 er,-,o froal D..nt zic. May he f,,ta and further infornalti,:t ole.altu-d on applica tion to the Matter. on board in liananaze; Main. Chalnwra and Cowie, Merchant 4, No. so. Linie-ltrett, London; or to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Ply:mu:h. G191.D701D. ,IPAREY. TO BE SOT.T) BY AUCTION—IIi Mr. CIIRISTIE, At his Grrt P.bom, ht P.il6liall, on Tharfday At c ;ttft Le., at One o'Clrck, in One. led, A MOST rubflantial well-bolt FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, IrAdng Four Rooms no each Thor, with capital Cellars and Offices on the hafcmcnt, tubed Wafh-houfe, Coacb-hoafc, and Stabling; a prodtuFtive n clad Garden, and a (mailer one, abtriOnntly uoppcd and platm-d; ttrt-her with an adjoining frecladd Tenenmut, and Rich Enclefure of about Four Acros,coi ?luaus to the town; :aft a commatlious Pew in the Paris Church; tin. whole eon- Gel. tahly !Ind , r-let to Mrs. it ret ys,Tem.itt at WilL The Yrst s are lit e . t ted in Ch.:rtiey-f,reet, C utl,ltord, and form a volt define. le Retldenie ..or a Prot. Fitni..!(:eaciontou,or n ref; hie Prtvate Family. On the L3clofin . e ar. revcral t...riviet; ber-zrcot, v.hicll, with tit tut., it ti:,- to 1- -; titleed tll Ptar.tlt:ier at aI: it .3. The on the veln.l:: rt•• h , . - e-e -In I. :slay be vicw e J it have tt:' Printed Partialh irs tray b. ihrt.rr, ; tins, ; C'tin Eir,,lta it ; iota limit 4, • • ~.e:l:.•itetur ; l'ourtaitt, Portfoutut ; ; P \AT 1IE'; Natr.re is tin AL: to i.t.114,1.: fcr , rbtitic, I V , ~•:!!: it i'fir•kr.,.t: •- rttr fr,as m::1' 11 t;,e Hata', a j... C L r:Lti , 'lt •N it', ;,:11 rich.• of th: 1-.:lcw,•• 1 ft, :rtit ; :(a.i , in °S . :;.0.1, Fart %verity, t.nr..thhc h: s i ~; th; or u.twt.:s, Han! weaicne c.. 1. : ,) r. :inert, or ilitr;iilt . •:1 1 / 2 ,1 in toe power. uf notti the it:ail, .•efs of o,llt, luverec, . ar the iraft hurry or far9r.. - e, the frar.te .1%! the ; fl ied of the lre' " oft he litch tiit'. ur' it ;I,ing ern, titt:• .•;:,In!,:n4alar : of ti,. it the f i t';•ii44 o f Fete hr ^omptet.iuti, with eNtivellive. hyfttrie, vtir - oui other fort:: of tits •, there, with a train of other frtrptoms, fitch• as cold chiUs, and &thing • heats &knell'. irregular appetite, pains of the head, tide, back, and .lotut‘, which often Ilia it roe place to another, are altnofb innately queued, and the cad.: removed, with the great:ft ctre and fifcty, by taking a bottle of Dr. PATERSON's vEorrA B I .F. DROPS, vv . oicli arc it. doted in plidn dircainns, and fnld by Tntt, Royal Flehanee ; Ward, No. 3:4, Holborn, oppoftte Gray's Inn,London; Eul. gin atal Sheppard, Briftol ; Lynch and Etait.es, iirug,,titts,Llaa ehcfter; Brown, printer, Newcattle.upon-Tyne; 11.....0n, Ste. venfon, and Co. Norwl.-li; Mallon, Lynn ; Downes aad tith, Yarmouth; Bartdby, Iplwich ; Xymer, ; Stance, Ch. lmsford; arnEmoit oth:r Venders of Patent Mtalicires In Great Britain, et Ss. the bottle(duty included); and ray he had at No. 4, Little Tower-Reed, where all orders, wholadle and r:tall, are daly attended to. Al.fo Illay be Lad, as above,his MEZEREON PILLS, faded up in pLin directions, prlee ss.sd. the box,cositah , ittt 42 pills, which eradicate every Rage of a certain difeafe, with the tit_ tr.oft feerccy, requiring no reltraint in diet,or bulinefs, operat. Ng and p_rformirg the cure in a more perfect and pleafan t suguner sham four tinieseite quantity of any cleer PUB whatever To the AFFLICTED with GOUT and RHEUMATI:iY.f. - `llO[7Gl-I the great Sir Edward Huile tiled to - 1 - fay, that" the Gout was the optr4riars Af:dicornse,"— that Is, it plain EngUfh—" the Difgrace of the Faculty ;" and Dr. W . .:rd would only admit of temporary Relief bring obtain able in a elnlirmed Rheumatifm ; yet, could thore bright Lu iniaar!,!s of the Medic:a World tire from Coe dead, Dr. 13 or r:A Is p:afitaalcd, from never failing F spericnee, that their attar ills mint at their kLfurredNon, 'Amid be nothing to their admira tion at the miraculous Elcets which !rave arif,n from a few Dot of his NERVOUS CORDIAL; which, in the molt ob rlnam Cafes, have wrought loch wonderful Cures, that the Gouty and Rheumatic will have caufe to bid s lain and kray fur bin, as its Inventor, as long as the rentaubrasee of Ikalth and Eafe rdtored can poilibly be tenable oat this fide Coe grate. Lieut. W. PA RDOE, of his IVlajer y's ha,t c:s. Sin—lt is whit infinite fatisfaction 1 aehaawl:dge the sxcel knee of your not:mica' Syrtits, which has entirely relieved me from the molt excruciating Rheumatic Pains and contruclion of the Joir.ts, which I have liccu wi:11 upwards of the months. Be alfured I /hail recommend your valuahl: Medi cines to the utmoft of my power,•-I remain, Sir, yot.r etry obeilicrit humble fra vantf Li..ut. W. PARDOA. Plymouth Duck, July 31, z goo. Witurfs to ti,e aro% c Cure—L. Congdon, Pilaw and Su. Honer, Nu. 52. Fore-(trot, PI guou.:t , J()IIN IWO WOOD, late f,: - var t to Mr. V. Simpfon,or. tht Rol . < Inn, was for • length of tinv.: molt imole ralay ambled with a rh. tonatie complaint, which r.c..:ly preached to paraiytic, to Neil a tleErree as to deprive hint ofthc entire ufe *lbis limbri, %video rendered binillieapabie el wall:- ing or following is bufinefi; in I,:tis delnlitat,d I:ate i it - op:ted toLnieral of the moil eminent of the Faculty viithout cei. ri• axing the leap faildow of benefit ; but by bei.i; re. commended by revert' of his friends to Dr. Ni i rvous Cordial, purchafed at 111 r. Jean Barnard's, Sitting bourn, is now perfealy reltored to his former itealta and vi ' sour; is enabled to fellow his bullet - $.31 WINO. WiCIOVC fm1:11;%; I I the lead fymptom. of t:te :buve a: . .d is :.env man to Mr. Nich.!..;attoo, proprittor of tae Sittingl)otrit cinch. • • - N I IaGWOOII. Witnefestothe aboye Cure—Mf. V. Simpfmt, 1•1?lt,r of the Rols Inn, hntirgbouni,• Mr. Johl Barnard W.ki - dler. The Botanical %yr up and keilorathe N:rvoui C :!,to he had at the Dodoes Lours, N. 9, Albr.o 7 doors iron , the Leverean Meram, Sarrey fide of lc bottle% at 11. ss. tut. 6d. and, s. cd. (duty includ..l) Coci:cl4.. hietrkine Viarelotafe, NO. 1j); Strip :.; 01:0 of W . 13u;g1t. Muter and 130 , .41 - , Li: Meacioal Warrhourc, Ni. 3, Wine-ttreeta who has received a large and (apply; Thom it. fon a.rhl Cufll-.4trett; Brown.. Toney; C. Routh Bridee- !tree; ; Reed sad Sheppard, Beiftol; Mey!er and Crut well, Bath; Mars. Uoadby, Slusboroc; Mr. Raikes. Gust ccfier ; Mr. Tyrnba, Wureettix Mr. Trewolan, Exetti Aminn.v. SPiltlikajtad Mary-greet, Bub ttnce of the very gl:mt comrl%:%r • • NEW INVENTED HATS. t e ., °nrcq orth bid quaiity of Ides, 11:.t r., 71. • .I , ) try th:.: I;,r !..- l t . ..und to a0 . 2a, - : tw:fl 7,1.11 •:•.: t‘ri;• f tl. , w 1111: to at nr, l iu,itii • W . . - r.12‘... - • tl:7 :11..;.“:1 • 1.-1.1 :dr „;*, r e 01.3 2r. M1 , 70!y nru:e r •` Lo wilt-r ; Inod . . .1 %." I ot brit w.•!: ae riteir tait',•,:: a mutt u t •, r,-ta!r. ti.• 4 - coluvr ; own h , 111, th...nt:l the hw 11. ;•. toc:.‘ a van. y lily.; ,-, i 1 . s, l'..t • H.. 1. 1:. 3. Wur r 'iv c.: 5,-Lxp nr ~„..n a•.c, ui ; 1 1 . 1-TV-cticioritylk.ll,cntlie.AN • 11 -- t 1..!f N . :15 SAL3BvI7, , t f..,ie; of f.!;:ce.l.ful r:omt::.:.. 60'5 f•-srhinic, C:en;‘l , .:•••.s 4 r,....ed•r: it 4:my tr . UK. po.fe;:t ,Tri:to.is t. ti.s t.-mot of t:teir uy :II !I . :: the y e , of a fpurions crm...t.Ctivii; a line of c o, !„, , t to ad 'in from a fentirnent of gra! it utie 4 :r own I..rfonal rights.. This .".4eiFeii:e i. , 11::y a...t a : Ddpetif.try a above, ai,d each Bottle is Lill of Cafes, an ample Bill of Dir.d.Uois, ta,d tit Atuiitss Treatife on Diet. Gout, Ily i•crnoiliati of the Cor3nr.'. fiuneri of the Sfainp.Offiee, a 'ILAN), printed fit black alf.x.ed to taelt with the words, " Spill:LT and Ca. No. ts, Subo-f‘paa Alf° "By the King's Patent," on t:: B• tac o Lill, and Wrapp..T. that tb.: Purchafer may be conTitio•7l cf fupplied with the genuine Medicine, which is fold ii bottles at Sae and ti. 2s. duty Mehided; in London, Newberg, Dicey and Sutton, Wray, Barclay, Howard ati E yawl, Ching ;11:3 I.S.ltkx, E. Nevi bell, Bacon, B4ylcy, Bohol!, Word, Turtle, Swiney, Pidding and Cockk ; io ti c Borough only by ('!ark, Ne. tb9, and B. Shaw, No. 7q. WHEN Itotelfional Men of education and rt. fpocfibiltry deviate from the general fyftesn by the f.. lealon et a riculiar Branch, the fanatina of long comicial fuccds is the het cr:tcrit.:l , :f itTer9wity. Fight years! r.te 1 devotcamy pra&ce to the exclave treat. moat of 'll-1.12E8 111:-.1)12.1.11 ::.Li, and the fucccfsful refult cf my flan give: roe alai:lmi: ardour to Tile& as far es I art aittt thc ravn,..a of that. complaints which we tle mot nrixec nit in the cat, , lnue of ht:man infirmitios. After ini:i3tion into every Lranch as an Army Surgeoa,l form..l a triPi at ;•.:1 early perlisl ir PreLice to rue fruit the igiElru:ce cf un . ..,incnt4l Men, sr the apially dap ,trxrms pr,-..ipttancy of le , ..ne: - .llPra.fatiorters. '1 1 . 1 k 1 4 :8, to the curcof which hive de. ivy every fpecies of VENEREAL V._:*ll , ,N, ttbethcr of a rent or long duratlx.—sdly. wh. 'her arillr‘g from the habit. .t •;. or the indulgcwe .0! mature age, and bdity that de cue :$1 tl : :*; .1 cm in %Vomit which is called BARRI:IL (.I.llafrz arc the r4itt of ignorance or haat lo te6.11: . 14 a Empi. Gutiorthga, and it n , ,t unirequeney hap t'v.t are ptlat c rtc,i by inAircretion of le 6:1;1..a:de.! hour. B a ftr2crl'or fach corirtairts ars ettrrtt, tv-rt w!..cre cthLrs Awn: fa6rd,ll trait that I may pr. to T& radical ra-cftalAiihment few, he .vev , :r, are : CtirtM of ryttrlicatird &Ire!' In the If it c )nniiyed h calitnii mt.; fitcations of :slcn,ceie f ma • t !.fl':\tkY V it:F. or the preraiaat ti !!::re that !tae of Ileaity which is tile ;:n.t.: , :iitio•le of fuch pernicious habits. tV!:; .c the tit:ital . :2y brnads uvcr mi(e•-y, hut arc Oh . eone.c.ii , nu fortmin, it may be fume conflietion Inc inn th it Ix an übjecl. of dotti nr tiGIC-1* tli,ity With ',the: l'rsa,tinacris, the renioval of thcfc the gradual progef.: of W. ea Ovation is thcaccoire. itv tspeciencc. if the r:::e.s of .3ucchus,or Wails hale !lege!! t r;luce manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by :in early counters lion of this languid Rate, and in tlrA c3fe, na Fn atAil.Lulties °et ur. But.w:lero this Defielete7 has for years es Med. a proper Pet feverancr.iiirctiflieniti)ly reviuifitc to, revive the flurnbrir e ; fire! s of a.nfi t7e. rc-ar the Conatitistion. WSAI R I *.• D WOMEN, who have long been Ara/rivd in their ezpeslations of • Family, may be a(lhred, that in weft lintances filch &feels are curable by Medical Skill. The ocar.C.'ll which is to effential to my undertakia3, aed the Oltaiifianians which I have prefumed to itate mi tersa tke P.aft. of tn) Pretenhons, and in eoinclizoce with tu-ii thitini ml34n is given, that Mr 11-. m a y ' d e co nut e j per° (or by I.4ters inclofing a tate!l note) at his houte, No s 9, Ann elelErett. Strand, me: Tentrie-Bar . - . Thae Iti :n additional entrance Is Water4imeet atotalt g and the name to on both the doors. M. R. men's-, the Pr,ai Collor,. of foorzenr• TO THOMAS IAVLOR DZAR SIR, T FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform -I you of . he very great mail extraordinary Cure I have reviwd tram your luvalteshie Medleim—LEAK kiss psnacr PILL:. About two years ago I was attacked with a VENIIREAL S. which I treated rattier (lightly for lonic time, but Ike Ifileaft at length fprmding all over my Body, I was ch:iged to apply to the ma:: eminent of the Faculty, but their afillnica atfurded wily temporary relief—l went through various Corks of Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. The Ulzers that fpread all arm my Bribe, rendered me a complete Objeat, fu that my Lianas .1: Ivaired of my recovery. When brought to this Ihuation, I emlidered death as Mtvitable, but a relation of alba: comment. iro upon the mar y Cafes its which your Pills bail fa -ramdol, I was induced to try a box of them, which l thought ratio re- LeVed ma, and by perreverance for two or three tuunthi, 0 . 1 fol lowing your Dir.dUons, I es periMeed the molt urime,efea bie Relaxation from Pain, the Sures gradually fubEdisf; lara now, thank GOD. perfeally recovered, and walking cm daily: I doubt not but one more but, which I thiakrruriou.lotus. n ill CfL/Wiril my heakh in its original !Lite. It L whh the melt hearttlt gratitude that I fui,fcribu tnyfelf,fir, your much oliiit . ed humble fervant, Was. Deunfgate, Manchefter, July t, dot. P. S. Fur the public bendit I do not °bled to the shoe , be Ing puldiflwd, but leave you to ad as your ow better kW& im.nt than diaate. Prenar,...l and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Taos. :setts, .111ernber of the Royal College of Surgeons, London. at his Hance, No. 9, Nevr-13rIdge-Rreet: When, a(trr a re•til,.t rei:lent - 1: of more than this ry-fix yean, in a pridt en psoiecitt* (tired to the Cure of Veneroal mplainte, whit tide inv;oL which men of his Pmfefinti ihould °hear , : olden:, he fl..t:crs lalrofell, the advice and efidtatice he rr.ttuitoe..y e tnit.O.f.rs to peribits takiug Atedieine, will he eiteelieti, bs a dire rein; Public, as an advantage feidum tot)/ ebt.aucd,.::d %%Id of I. misiguity. Alto :Sold, by hi+ Appointment, for the rmvenieree of living at a diftancc, at the Peenmer%, No. S.. Alb:— -- ilrcet, the Tny-fhop,N t. icy. Usiort-Brett; DifLenuir.;h':e. Nis. 7, 1 - ifh-flrc-t r hi'l('Mr. Ste , d's. nookfe r. : , No. T, little • reWer ; r. a•!*:) - ...:. Sot.' badge., Es:it:burgh; ?vie. CllWiti'S, Deblin • Mr. Liver;inol; Mr. :kt}.infon'x,.. Manchethr ; and one Per: , in every con adet.thle• Town In Greer- held:,', • Lou,. of Gif:y I:. f.l. ach, fealod up with fur, and pLin who P , :rf,v) , of ether Sex may Cure thew( c. I.: `..peed, t i crcry,;end S:4fcty. N. R. Every 6..1d in Go at-Pritain Ii foaled v...*! a Stamp, on lv.T.,vout of tbt, Count a; oi„.ncers. is prii - r• at the -,tamp-015..e.—T. Taylor, ...No. ~ Nov IllidBr - ;ir er '" to imitate wide!' is , Felony, and all others are cronterfeit HIGH WATER Al' LONDOieI BP.I1)( F. 1 0-:5.d. ,7, Ri• Morgitnz• . 16 ati:lito after 8 Afternoon c inirutes after r• LONDON; Yraitoit for tt-r.• 'ere:moors. by JOI IN 1. AN , Carnaby-ftreet) at the.: rat POI ”ITINIII-0i1 , 10.• 1 4- rey-ftreet ; and ouMblied gr NT (n 1 ter:Airy-place, lAuns..t9),t; Na t, Crory-ftreer. awl at • • 4:114.••