Star. — London, England, 1818-04-09 00:00:00

Nr)ILBER 9 7 1 j IN purstmce of prescot htsitsrY, vests of this Hosph sdvance, instead of h ee of t h e Right Hp' ,„ o wls for managing OPPensioners there r.id of the bills of ni std regiMe4tally, w Admission, at the Se 2Tc-dive days, and CALEDONIAN ASYLUM. SOCIETEfor tbs DDICHABOE sit RELIEF./ PSESON MOLL DEBTS. . _ ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, 7th Arm, I RIR. of the Act of the 35th Year of his , by which it is enacted, thin the Out-Pen dtal shall, in future, be paid quarterly, in half-yearly : Notice h hereby given, by or qinourahlo the Lords and others, Conuuis , the A?...tirs of the said Hoqitat, that all the :reof, rcdding in London, or within the dis triortalkF, are required, to appear personally, with thcir Insiraetions, and Certificates of Secretary's Oilier in the said Hospital, on the in th. dacrcut areordirg to t h e ir Irreral rates of pension a; t ral,•rmentio:o d ; when attendance Tsai be given from te n &Oak in the morning, mull shree in :be afternoon, for d^ pavii,..i - st of a quarter of a year's penaiou In advance to the gith Jane nest, On FRIDAY, the loth of APRIL The Penstencr3 at Sd. per day, aLd those nd. t , ) the end of the numbered Regiments. On StTURD IY, the Itth of APRIL. lime at 6d. from the Royal Garrison Battalion and remain r4- Regiments and Corps ; those at Bd. and all the Cavalry at • TO LET, THE SUN TAVERN, at CHATHAM, with the Tap, Stables, Scc. now in the occupation of Mr. Geonen Mlti Possession may be had at Midsummer next. The situation of this Inn is very desirable. The how large, and in every respect conaner4ons, and his ion had a steady and very considerable run of trade. Enquiries to be made at the Mice of Mr. Beet's Brewery, Chatham. CraviOd acskußC Art 1,111 S. NOTICE If; HEREBTOIVEN, Thank SPECIAE ONNIRAL COURT 4 the CALEDONIAN AST t LT; S a t a lP s PIET IN 6 and E LORS, and riIkitIINGICIIIIV4I 11114 4 Indigent Scotch Parents resident in Ineedien. Ilti! M Paroehiid Relief, will be holden at F e a u *aimsf TA. 110X,' Sietnnier, the lath Inetace, at The if 4ifitiodli Id cogitate the Buskeei ailjentied from the •dte 4th current. J. GALT, Stn. caledenian Asylum Mee, 16, Cs* essetrest, • _Hamm-garden, April 7, 1818. • - ---,- Yhe Hem PHILIP PUSSY, Vice-President, In the Char. 11% EPOilltD—Tbat the lumber of Debtors die.' AL charged end Relieved within she last Year, were 1195 (u per folburing SisO, who bed 147 Wins, with 9:013 Children. The average unprose at whose Shunt:ton, including every in -cidental riper re relating to this Charity, amotuned in .2.175. td. exch. Aylesbury 10 4 11Corthainpton 0 = .- 3 ".Plestingiai3 3', r 9 hisevekil 3 =1 • 3 5 _ „ 19 , at. &USA '1 Sore Conweee 120 `Cardiff _ ,13 tl iziP 13 arras 10 Canis . 0 =es ti : 4 en 11 givedorave• ,14 nada& limi‘ord 7 fitinttreidds 1, 1 sittN iget a sp ; t Min t ass" INt 5 TO. THE GENTLEMEN, CLREGY, AND FEIN ' HIELDEEE, OF-THE COUNTY OF L164004.1k.:- = ll : 6 n . 11 szemittCcL Canns giloartets weeks; tok in Which I/artesian* esalesitenred to goy, ihireqprot all say clonethatenty, d nary now peopap,from the very 1161 7 , tering receptiocrorkleh /lave eiperianea, to entertain thE hope 62t I Eta again be plated Ihrtikeeted situation of one of W wb4/lEver tM Ilissetati, of RElManwi.t 1q 41 411 10 S the wbole tesitar.of m; s past Conduct wet notiorpplei suck innourablo pasteasious, it woold ill becanb mg. ander she h:sh sates of graitosilt whicit I owe to you, to attempt to prove de Uk byway professidna To the zealous attendbe of Ely friends in every part of Nil extensive County, I have to copra my warmest acknowledge; meats, and humbly to beg they will continue tines kind elev. dont h my favour by which Lam encoureged to Indulge in the folk* prospect of ultimate success. I have the hostaw to be, Gentlemen, . Your very obliged and faithful bumble servant; black 31, 11118. CHAS. A Pli.I.HAg. sourn WALES. FREEHOLD DELIGHTFUL MARINE RESIDENCE AND ESTATES, NEAR MILFORD HAVEN. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. SCOTT, • .- (With early Possessive,) VASTLE-HALL, hi a beautiful,htteresting; health -1,1 ftil situation, one mile from Milford, five from Fambrite, seven from Haverfordwest ; comprising an excellent spaainus Modern FAMILY UOUSE, stone-built, neatly finished; com plete Offices, elegant Pitasure-gfound, Lawn, Shrubbery, pro ductive Gardens capital Conservatory, ' Fineries, Pesebery, Green-house, Fi sh-pond, &e. Above ONE HUNDRED ._AND NINE ACRES of very superior bleadow and Arable Land of known fertility, in the highest state of cultivation sad venient Farming Buildings, fine Water, Bathinrhouse, Stone Quarry, part leasehold for three lives. The whole in good order, judiciously formed for comfort and elegant enjoy ment, with economy as a general Residence, in a well-sheltered situation, abounding with Game, Aquatic Amusements and Field Sports. And the greater part of the handsome Furniture, at a fair valuation, if preferred. Also a Marine Cottage with Twenty Ames, and valuable Freehold Property adjoining. The whole to be Sold in One Lot, Land-tax Redefined, es described in printed Particulars, which may be had of Mr. Richard Davies, the Bailiff; at Castle-Hall, who will 'hew the Estate ; and of Mr. Scott, se, New Bridge-street, London. Ll 9 Cbehnsford 2 Dover 4 Durham 5 Eieter 24 Flint 5 lisherton 1 Inert 91 Greenwich ' Leominster 1 Nlaidsvxm 1' 31amleseeti 3 Montgomery 2 Monmouth gluth 1 4 mshalvea " 173 Newcast.-on-Ty. 15 Sisrewebury 2 Ilvcruin ,1 5h TothSu Wbohester 27 Worcester Whkecbspel 21• Whitectoss-Str. 238 York On 'MONDAY, the 13th of Arrtit. 9d. per day, from the. Ist Foot Guards to the 60th fe. On TUESDAY, the 11th of APRIL. 9d. per d.ri, from vta 61st root, and all the remain. Its and Corr 7. and .11:.1 theoc at iod. per day. WEDNESDAY, the 15th of APRIL. s. pc: day from tke different regiments of Cavalry, and Ltd Beginicuts of For , . Goulds. On THURSDAY, the met of APRIL Is. per day, from the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, of the numbered Regiments at that Rate. On FRIDAY, the 17th of APRIL t ls. per day, from the Royal Garrison Battalion, remaining Regiments and Corps, and also those at and a halfpenny per day. On SATURDAY, the Lath of APRIL one shilling and a penny, one shilling and a 'penny one shilling and twopence, one shilling and twopence and one shilling and threepence per day. On MONDAY, the 20th of APRIL 63 . Prifons, 1193 ribObeis. ISTNETACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT, VIZ. The Rt. lion. the Earl of Kerry, 39th B nefaction £2.0 0 0 The Trustees of Bishop .Andrews's Charity, 33d Benefaction . - _ 150 0 0 Sir Robert J. Eden, Barr. - - - 5 .0 0 John Hatsell, Esq. per Seantary - Ann. 5 5 0 Martin John DRYleans Esq. .. - Ann. 6-0 0 J. H. Holder, Esq. . . Ann. 5 .0 0 R. S. Lillingston Esq. . - Ann. , 3 5" 0 Geo. Milner, Esq. . - Min. 33 0 Wm- Smallbone, Esq. • - Ann. 1 1,, 0 Wind. Woods, Fag. per Secretary Ann. 2 9 0 J. Crowder, Esq. per Secretary Ann. 1 1 0 Jno. Maude, Req. per Secretary Ann. 2 2 0 Rev. J. K. S. Brook, per Messrs. Hoare, Ann. 2 t 0 Mr. Bobt. Perkins, per Joe. Ward, Esq. • 1 0 0 The Hoe. Mrs. Burlhl - 2 0 0 Mrs. Palmer, est Mettles"' - 20 0 0 Mrs. E li z. Inv, per Messrs. Mores • , Ann. 5 0 0 Miss Eliz. )3arnard, Dthcham - Ann. 2 2 0 Ditto—a Donation 5 0 0 Mrs. Chatfield, per Hearts - Ann. 2 2 0 ‘ re. Kinder, Stoke Newingto, _ .._ _ 1 1 0 .)1 - P4RL1A.41,6;1% TAR Y PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL a. The Duke of NO H 31 BER I. I'lo:pr:settles' a Prtirion Akin tbe Tan erg of the City of Durham, against the addithittal Duties on Leather. • • Earl SPENCEIL presettted a Petitlbn to the same erect from the Tanners mid Manufacturers of Leather of the Boroligh of flontlisitsric. Ills Lordship said, he thought It necessary to give some explanation in offering this Petition. It bad been sent to hint some time ago, accompanied bya letter; but, as-he war out of town, it was not in Nis power to present it at the time it had been transmitted to him. After what had passed in another place, he thought it right to communicate with the very respects able persons who had subscribed the Petition, and he found that they were of opinion that, notwithstanding what ha I oe :nes red, the Petition ought to he laid on their Lordships eta,. 4t appeared to be no way objectionable in point of form; and he therefore now presented it. Petitions against the Tax were also presented by the Marquis of STAFFORD, and the llishop of CUICII MU, from various places. The Earl of LA VI/EI:DA LE moved for various Accounts relative to the Public Debt, Expenditure, and Currency. which Gill 3E SEPTUA GINT. This day was published, in Bvo. price U. Ss. boards, handsomely printed and hot-pressed, ANEAT Edition of the SEPTUA GIN T , with the ANICRYTHA, In cue Volume. The text is taken from the Oxrnan Entrios of 808. Same size as the Ga. Tam ". • This Edition' is printed in one Vol. for use in Churches and Chapels, as well as the Library. Also, by the same, In 3 Vols. tivo. price .C 4. las. 6d. bds: large paper, pr. ,C 4. The GREEK TESTAMENT; a new Edition, with copious Notes from Hardy, Rappel, Kypke, Bchleusner, Rosenmuller, &c. In familiar Latin: to-ethur with parallel passages from the Classics, 3c.c. Btc. By the Rev. E. Vairs, B.D. Printed by A. J. Valpy, and sold by Messrs. Law and Whit taker; Longman and Co.; Baldwin and Co. Paternoster-row; and all other Booksellers. BienOars of Mrs. Maria gillekens, _ Legacy Duty , 12 - - 18 0 0 A Friend to the Institution from Bath, per Treasurer 5 0 0 Anonymous (left in Craven-street) - 10 0 0 Anonymous, per Homes . - - 5 0 0 C. V. per Hoare., 42—P. F. per ChAtteris and C 0.41 3 0 0 A. R - . - . . 10 0 0 Found in the Letter Box s - 1 0 0 .. one shilling and ducepence-halfpenny, one Wiling tgurpecce, one shilling and fourpenct-halfpenny, one shilling hvepence, one shilling and fivnpence-halfpenny, one shilling , cpenoe, one shilling and sixpence halfpenny, one shilling -uipence, one shilling and sevenpencastalfponny, one ' eightpence, one shilling and eiehtfcnce-haltPennY and einepence, one shilling and nineponee-halfpenny: shilling and tenpence Rex day. On TUESDAY, the 21st of APRIL. at one shilling and tenpenee-halfpenny per day and up , and those Pensioners setts bare been &dallied on atLount ..indness. . _ were order ed. The Earl of SHAFTFSBCRY moved, that the Ditartnrs, Secretaries, Architects, Surveyors, and Foremen of the Firemen of the different Fire Con:panies is London, and various otfa r persons. be sotr.raoned 'to attend the Comtoittee on the Chihas..y Sweep.r►' Regulation 1011.--Ordeced. This da: WM published, in then. price 16s. 6d. boards, A TREATISE on FLUXIONS. —By Professor VtNCE, A. M. F. 1C S The Sixth Edition, enlarged .throtchout ; with the Addition of a great number of new and illtcrtating Fre:demi in pure and nnied lathematics. held by J. Mau man, London ; Deiglatan and Eons, and Ni cholson and Son, Cambridge. Of vritom may be had, The same Ain aor'a and Or. Wood's Coarse of Mathe•noties. £275 4 0 WATER compaNtes. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented a Peti tion from .the Grand Junction Water-Works' Com: also ordered and directed, that all the Out-P4. 'Odours s ing to the add Hospital, do pay particular attention to inumctions, which they are required to produce at the payment, by which they art ordered to transmit to the Paymaner•General of his Majesty's Land Forces in London, aiSdaviti as therein prescribed, on or immediately after Quarter Day; without which their Names will not be en on the Pay-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and they are halyards to change their place of abode, u specified in davits, without unavoidable alece;tity, and duly notify ante. further to take Notice, that in consequence of various having ban committed b, Ft-usioners in the Receipt of ..sins and Prize-Money, it is or.d.:red that all Pensioners so offending, thaU be struck off the FCll5l , :i List, and forfeit for beacht arising frotn this esublislunent. RICHARD SHAVE, Secretary and Registrar. CUSTOM-110USL, LONDON, April 1,1818. FOR /Order of the Hon. the antrum - tow , sof his Majesty's Customs, a Monday the 17,th, Tuesday the 14th, Wednesday the 15th, Thursday the 16th ; and, in the following Week, on Monday a 20th, Tuesday the 21st, Wednesday the 424, and Than • the 25d instztt, at one o'clock id the afternoon precisely, Conur.erci.:l Sale Rooms E FOLLOWING GOODS: TOL EITORTATION. East-India and other Foreign prohibited Goods. TOR IfOXE coluxsterioN. , Coffee, Cocoa, Chocolate, Sugar, and other Grocery; rinds, Succadct, Pickles, Arrow Root, Honer, Wax and e Candles, Shells, Balsam Capivi and other Drugs, Qui,k- Bed Feathers, Skins, Tobacco, Snuff, Cotton Wool, Rua letting, Squirrel-skin Linings, Shawls, Lace, Pictures, ted Paper, Tone-pieces, Dutch Drop, prepared Aled l / 4 ine, 1, bound and unbound Books, Drip Stones, Wood, dec. tpowd•r, Tobacco Ashes, and sundry other Goods, as men 'd in the Catalogue. seven Casks, thirteen Bales, and six Hogsheads of To haAng remained in theWarehouie beyond the tints limited r. Clear of all Duties. over-time Tolacco and T bac:o Ashes to be viewed at Lt......z0 Warehouse, London Doch-..; the irtmpowdtr at :slagaziLe, Barking ; the Wood, tar. at tlle Tobacco Ind, Rotheritithe ; and all the star Goods at the Z'ing's rehouse, Custom-house, and a'. Glabe-yard, and Linghant's :rehouses Lower Thanes-strcet. Goods in the first fa..3r days will be on view from Wed / the Bth, to Saturday tha 11th, and those in the last four front Wednesday the 15th, to Saturday the 18th instant, ten o'clock in the morning to three in the afternoon. .B. Goods bought at this S.ae trust be paid for at tin Re of Fines and Forfeitures Cuftorn-house, on or t Saturday, the 2nd of Ilayt, 1818, er the Deposits trade 7'n will absolutely becorr.f- rrnf.:ited. !alartat to he had at the Ki7g . sWarahouse, Custom-House, 'h.:fling each. • 71 , 11. printed in :c. L.ld a s..:venth in 4to. contain- Plans, !Thi s, illustrative of the Geo nd tiqui!ics :.f An Greece, a New Edition, , pri, J • 4f. of NUS OF ANACHARSIS THE. in cinvEcr, durirg the Middle of the 1 Fore the (. - hrstian :Era; translated from the • nyt. To which are prefixed, ic LIFE 44 !.; ITI.TTIELENI V, written a::,1 17,.7 ; : Portrait of the Auti,er. • u eh:A and corr• - ct• d by C,,py, in which late Lurr•l.:.tions and additit:.:3 !'i.• • `•1: G: Royal Parc:, wi.'n 2 .d :11..p5, price £'o. Gs. in F. x,(.1 J. Itiviagt;o2 ; 3, 11..; , 5 . ., 113 and Wm./el ; J. and A. .• „Lht i ngt o n and ('o.; J.)hn Bi ; Whitt..ker .7. Llack ..nd Soo; J. Delia; R. Fcna:r ; 4 T. Regiments area Fa 44. per day. On MOND. Those at 9d. per day, fa FN.: inclusive. 071 TUESD. 'r .t at gd. per day, ft ing R e i,invots and Corr 7,, On WEDNE.SI • Thot :s. per day fie w4llhhe Is: and '2.d. !legit On TIIURSD Those at la per day, fa • to the end of the numbers r. On FRIDA Th ose a t to. per day, rd all the remaining Re • we shilling and a halfperr On SATU RI Thal at one shilling al klfpenny, one shilling as • - halfgcnny, and one Shillin On ISIOND.I These at one shilling s ••• rd fourpence, one shift • tad firepeuce, one shun' siapenoe, one shillint I rf sevenpence, one al ftin.iag and eightpence, s tee Nibs and cinepenc :thane shilling and tenp 1 On TUESI Ttcae at one shilling a Ted) and those Patios - tindncts. It is also ordered and of helonting to the add their inumctions, whin] time of payment, by MI Paymaster-General of I Cr affidavits as there Pad every Quarter Day • wi teed on the Pay-Lists f set afterwards to cham their affidavits, without the same. "h. 'tnd further to take Frauds having ban cor knsion and Prize-Mo :tit ofending„ shall be stru seer all benefit arising Geer the CUSTO: By Order of the Han. 1 ✓ro Oa Monday the r.th, Thursday the 16th; tar Mb, Tuesday t roa day the KA instmit, at the ComnterciA ! THE E 0 I .te East-India am ro Tea, Coffee, Cocoa Tan. rtcda , Succadeg, Candles, Shell Bed Festhen, "heeling, Sluirre StAiled Paper, 'lime r y toys, bound and to Cluipawd.r, Tobacct earl tinned in the Cataloz Also seven Casks, tSh - hart', having remain by taw. Clear of al The over-time T the Tchttro Warch Y:73. Grc•lnd, Rotherbitl s.t•thouse, Custor 'Warehouses Lowe Goods in the .‘.:,• ..etday the Bth, to f rws front Wednee 1- cro!.e.n o'clock in S.E. Goods boat we; a of Fines and Saturday, th r 5. , 7 , .7 , 1 will absolut C:"lllinttt to he ;: - ,ct, ..tt the printe the nuts, ,rac- ird rye r.:' :he Fifth, TRAI 11..ry, 1), rete. • tin k: , ' • s •• ill.. F - b ; “i; I'l• . .. • ... . Irtik • / l, 4 1 • . • - Pe• Tr' -t. ir m - • Ae 77.'• '; ' Tl46_ , • 4•.' "'''• / • `4: . • • - ...e " ...11X , 45 a- ...?: -• ' .1 . :.11 : ... 1.. 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Benefactions are retired by John Camden /Cad, f.q. the Treasurer, Cbcyrie.mdk, Chelsea; also by 31vsars. Ilerries, far =and Co. St. James's-street ; hissers. I loares, riezt-street; Chatteris Whitmore, gad Co. Lombard-street ; Mcisr4. Cocks, Cocks, R idge and Biddulph, Charing-cross ; Messrs. Dor rien & Co. Finch-lane, Comhill; Messrs. I lanunersleys, ; Messrs. Peres and Co. 77, Lombard-street; and by the Secre tary, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand, where the Books may be seen by those who are inclined to support this Charity, and where the Society meet on the Erg Wednesday in every Month. pang, observing at the sometime - that there was a measure in progress in another pl ace, which would probably soon bring under the consideration of their Lordships, questions connected with those which formed the subject of the presetsr Petition. It was stated among other things in the Petition (which v: as read by the Clerk), that the Company had eartharkA a capital of 800,0Uttl. in the concern ; that had been put to great expense, in consequence of the Pavement Act of last Session requiring them to lay down iron instead of wooden pipet; that they desired only to obtain a fair profit on their capita: ; that they had been under the necessity of narrowing their Ope rations, and concentrating their powers, in order to enable them the better to supply the inhabitants of the districts near their' works with water, and to afford them security against fire; that they were surprised to find that what they had done in this re vett had excited an alarm of their having ent‘red into a combination with other Companies, which v..ak, not true. The Petitioners therefore prayed, that their Lordships would be pleased to appoint a Committee to inquire into their proceedings and conduct,.under the Act by which they were incorporated. The Earl- of LAUDERDALE thought himself called upon to take some notice of this Pelitio . n. In consequence of what had been said a few days ago by a Noble Earl not then in his place (Earl Grty.ee. nor), he had taken the liberty of - stating his opinion on what appeared to him to be very extraordinary conduct on the part of certain Water-works. There Water-works, he understood, had, by agreeing to form a junction, violated that principle of fair com petition, to establish which had been the object of Parliament in passing the Acts by which they were incorporated. The day after he had stated his opi nion on this subject, he received a letter from a Gen tleman, who, he understood, WAS the Secretary of the Petitioners, in which that Gentleman expressed his surprise that any statements of the kind which it ap peared had been made, should have been brought forward under a total want of information. Though this was not precisely the way in which a Member of that Ilouse ought to be addres•vd in reference to any subject which he might think it his duty to notice, yet he thought it right to see the writer of the letter, and had some little conversation with him. The result, however, was, that iustetd of finding his previous opinion wrong, his Lordship was more firmly convinced of the truth of the fact, that the Companies had comhined to divide the Metropolis between them. The inhabitants suffered severely from this co:nbin:ttion. lie I.ad roctived a letter from a householder in one of the di str i cts supplied by these combined Compa•lies. This per son had first paid '2Bs. a year I, ~ his water, but another Compf.,ny offered to sepply him for 2-15.— . On 'his stating this to the Compauy by whom he ..vas spIVO, they ag-eed to te,:oc:, charge to 24.. L; and at that rate he was retgularly served; until the combination complained of to .k ~Jaceo witen the price was again raised to Liab.it district 'f the Metropolis with Which a. Nobl,' Friensl , t)f his (the Duke of Bedford) was particula - ly coadticted, he lin derstcud it WAS a general cony :4"the tenants, that they were contka:d to O.A! li . 4lAn . i . Company. While there were two ri:.d these was tune security that the jttitrati Le itnpoiQ DR. JAMES S FEVER POWDER AND ANALEPTIC PILLS. CAUTION TO TIIE PUBLIC. MR.. NEWBERY, my late Agent for the sale of these invaluable Medicines, having failed in an C nt he made in the Court -of Chancery, founded upon an untenable claim of Joint-Proprietorship, to compel me to continue supply ing hint, (notwithstanding my disinclination, originating in his conduct towards my family), and consequently being no longer supplied with them from me, is now issuing forth to the world, compositions of his own manufacture, under the same titles. I feel, therefore, that I owe it to the Public, to caution them against the consequences °r e taking such eothpoiitions under the erroneous impression of th eir being Dr. James ' s ; and to apprise them, that as a certain mark by which to distinguish the genuine medicines, each Packet and Box will in future bear a label signed with my name, in my are hand-wrhing. I beg, further to state, that the Medicines of Dr. James with which the Public boa been supplied, through Mr. Newbery and his father, for seventy years, were never prepared, or could be prer.red, by any person but the Inventor, my grandfather, and his Sons, my father and my uncle Mr. G. James, (by the latter in trust for me, until I arrived at the age appointed for the recipe being :tended over to me). I feel assured, therefore, that no thinking person will venture on taking 'Mr. Newbery's novel and tr.. :I?si competitions, which, in his advertisement, Mr. Newberg cenfesses he has only prepared for the last few months : any one who may unfortunately have tried them, will be quickly sensible of the diZerenceef their effect, from that of the genuine medicines, now prepared by me, as they were by the late Dr. James, my grandfather, himself. And this will be the best re.lutation of Mr. Newbery's insinuations and laborious endeavou'rs to persuade the Public of their identity. Sieve the facts I have already published, thereby clearly de monstrating that my grandfather never communicated to any person out of his family the secret of preparing the celebrated Medicines in question, I deem is unnecessary for me to notice any thing that Mr. N ewbery has stated, but his assertion in a late Advertisement, " that the Analeptic P"s have for some years been prepared in a negligent and imperfect manner." This is an assertion not founded on fact, the Pills having been prepared invariably in the same manner by the above.mentieneei persons riceessivey. No complaints were ever made by the purchasers in Bruton-street; nor did Mr. Newbery himself ever make any complaint, until the time of the Chancery suit. Mr. Newbery's object in commencing this salt was to compel me to supply him per/elute/ I .y with Cum verb, Pills whzeit he nolo eruiraverrs to depreeiste.—The truth is, that Mr. Newbery, finding himself incapable of making his !even in appearance,) similar to the genuine Analeptic Pills. rather than admit his incompetence to imitate them, affects to say, the genuine are incorrectirreenu lectured. The Public wail readily perceive the ream,., of the anxiety manifested by Mr. Newbery thus to account, in some way or other, hcwev , :r absurd, for his Pills being of a different colour from the germine : indeed they are so unlike, as well in their properties as colour, that with peculiar propriety may pur chasers (as his Advertisements request) ask for " Mr. Newbery's Pills," for they are certainly not Dr. James ' s. Why does not M. Newbery disuse the name of Dr. Janus al together, and tntredtece his Pills and 'Powders to the world as his own nostrums (which they are) under his own name? 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