Star. — London, England, 1805-09-07 00:00:00

td t . Sprea .:! So tro ~ Might , t At the Lavin . ! i Burnt o • i State. " It Proud I, .. i Lout Long ~ ! t To th • Pant Ton • And 1 O'cr ' 1 i - To ti 1 Aud 1 . To la I. Th . ! Tirft I Prom . . Whei : .. He b Albio 1 '• Saw: # That . ' . And to Preto •: ! . Man 1. Ufed Sons .. Whe 1 ' And 'Ere 11 Chic In 'at In tt Batt .i . Witt /n th . I Of a - . Stcdo i I f, de 1 . Vain I'l l i ' ' ! In tI Safe tl' .. Theo ,i,; Wid 1. roe o I ! !I /has Patt I : Ten i, • Caps i Of t i'., : Thei i I By tl Now 1 ! ! ' Or, t 1i! ' Thei ' I ' ! ma a 1 - And 'II Of ti Whit . The'. 1 I Ant I I I -4 , Vow Vain . . Bray • . ' Vyin, ',l ' Woo a i To tl ry a Onw 1 Tiurc And 4 I On tl "1 Ship Undo Thai: t t - H raft ... Ia th , Oroa , The And Witi 4 II !. Vol i ti.. , WI, The 1 ' And The , Not 0 , Or 1 i , k -1 il ii , An, i' • (5) ton' .- . (6) API I - and rows, I: War by its .4 ton will ex li. ?or, 26 a I Iwk French 4 prizes, svh: \ i ••• triumph o , 1. •• • !__! MR 7HE STAR. •.:ZZAPARTE, OR MT' Pit OP' ECY 07 VENGEANCL AY WM. CARET. (Continued from our WO „ Soon the RACINO HYDRA'S SON (5) Every guilty triumph won : Islurfed by Anarchy in crimes, Fettered in the worn of times, As the years of horrot flew, Fleet a in m strum he grew; By the example of his sire, Taught to sawn and to eonrpirev To betray anti to heguile, And to tnurier with a fmile.” " Gendered in entivulfions dire, As the long imprifoned bre, From the mountain's (honored Me, Bunting in a dreadful tide, Rolls, with a tremendous found, Sprea hog dee:illation round. So ire CPUEL SCOUIIOI or Matt Mighty Kingdoms oversaw, At the head of armies placed, Laying towns and cities wage, Bunting with malignant joy, States and empires to deftroy." " In the blood of Realms imbrued`, Proud of laurelled Chiefs fubducd, Loaded with imperial fpoils, Long inured to guilty toils, To the voice of Mercy (heeled, Panting for a wider field To extend his barbarous fain; And perpetuate his name, O'er the fcas he sternly pat. To the trumpet's threatening Mail, And his rudders legions bore To lay wale the diftant (bore There, with towering hopes elate, Tire. he trembled at defeat. from the ftrand, in pale dirt-arty, Where his murmuring arinlet lay, lie beheld along the Sty. Albion 's fatal ftreamers fly: (6) Saw her dreadful flag unfurled, That ennui:ands the watery world ; And her ceneuering Navy (weep Proudly, o'er the foaming deep; Manned by crews expert and braces Inca to triumphal the wave, Sons of the Imperial Me, Who at Death Or Danger futile, And account the battle won "Ere they have the fight begun... Chiefs invincible and bald, In viiorious warfare old, In the ichorl of Glory bred, Each may ftic velfel led. With nnfading Lurels crowned, In the lifts of Fame renowned, Of applauding Kingi the theme, litcde the Admiral fupreme. " On the blenders' feet they bon, Vainly flickered by tie fore ; In the openings of the bar, Safe front &lurk winds, they say a There, cut off from al! retreat, With forebodings of defeat, Toe defence the Gauls prepare, Drawing courage front defpair. Pak dikomfituies infufe Terror, in their wavering crews. Captains, oft in combat tried, • Of their Naval Chiefs the pride, Their unfettkd fpirits rare, •.. • By the leered owed of prate ; Now to juft revenge invite, 0:, by promifes excite ; Their embattkd Zips combine mn a formidable line; • And awake the burning breath Of the enginery of death, Which, with a tremendous roar, The ethereal concave tore; And with fwift &Rem ing ire, Vomited a Roan of fire." "'Vain was their fuperior powers, Vain the deadly flaming (hosiers; Bravely prodigal of life, Vying in the bloody ftrife, Wooing peril as a bride To their deareft hopcsallicet By a noble rage poffeft, 'The undaunted Britons preft Onward, with refiftlefs might, Through tic horrors of the fight, And With whirlwind fury dole On their well-defended Foes.' " Now their utmoft force they try, Ship to fhip their thunders ply. Under an it:cal:int blaze, Their contending army thafraife, In the cannon's dreadful found. Groans and cries and shouts are drovinst Pan, as leaves in Autumn, fall The oppofing Sons of Gaul ; And their nippery decks are freed With the dying and the Cead.— Glowing with a brave difdain, 'Adielft their loved companions flab, The here-lc Britons die, And embalmed by Honour lie. " Still, with unahated rage, The intrepid foes engage; Now in clouds of frooak concealed, Or by lightning gleams revealed, 'I ill by wounds and toil &Reek An.l by matchlefs Valour preft, Bon wart c, thc psliticol cMd of the Rtwelatiss, Althr.ligh the fable of this Priem excludes tjetalls of battles ieges, and conhttcd the Author to paint the Revolutionary • by its fer;riwo rbardarr andebratier,yet hehors quit every Bri ill exotic his having dwelled briefly upon the Battle of Ahou , a fectie of Britilit Glory which ultimately defeated the 'tench Expedition to Egypt, and proved that In Al military enter which depend upon a maritime force, Britons mutt finally imph over every local tbfaitainagc kid 92104nd Power. Amid heaps of tangled dead, The furviving Gaul.. wit (heal, Saw their bravelt chiefs cryire, And their leading Clips on fire." F:C/111 the (bore, the Invader viewed His grand armament fuhduerl ; And, from the terrific fccne, Hurried with fem.-ions mien. Letting loofe his verrefu! horde To derpoil with fire and (word, Wbik viaorim, at their head. Their defiroyimt mm eh h.: led, Changing to a frightful den he long f, t tied haunts uf Men. Smacking ruins pointed where Cities lately flourillied fair. Gis.ftly codes ftrewed the land Slauilitered by his ..ire command. Oft, the vanquifhed natives mourned, A.d for Opal vengeance burned. Until AU.ios, prompt to aid, Her triumphant Bag difplayedg And her fans, a ftarlefs band, Haftened to defend the land. With the love of Glory fired, Ey thcir.zat:ant CL.Vinfpired, (7) They, in an aufricinus hour, Broke the rutblrf, fpniler's power ; Forted him to re:re t with Chime, Psified by the Britifh name ; And, completing his drfpair. Thundered on his flying rear. (7) Sir SYDNEY SIIITII, the hero of St. jean d'Acre, the de• tails of whelk p.owefs hear a greater refembLuice to the fables of ancient romance than to a narrative of fads in modern times. DR. .74.11 ES CURRIE. On the 3:it ult. died JAMES CURRI M. D. who had lately become an inhabitant of tl,is city, and who would have graced any place or fociety to which he belonged. He bort great pain and uneafinefs, for leveral years. with calmnefs and relignation. and fini(hed his courfe, with affording an esain:Ae of that patience and fortitude which fo eminently din inguifhed his chara&er through lite. His medical abilities were confeffedly very great. Perfeverin7, i: - .genions. and penetrating, few circumflances efcaped his throw:l -lion; and his talent of applying to pratice the faes which he had obfcrved, was feldrun equalled. He was Alb a remarkable intiance of the improvoment which the cultivation of the motal duties pr , •drices upon the underftanding. His judgment ua• not clouded by jealoufy, or cis view of the cubit a or cafe an queltion obfcured by paitiality, or darkened by prejudice. Equally ready to adopt the fuogef tions of others, as he was thole of his own judgment, be never deviated from the point aimed at, bre:lute the whole of the path was not traced out by himleif. Superior to Inch confideratiuns, which never prevail' in exalted minds, he Tara his charaCter on higher grounds, and the dfcerniug part of mankind (it n became lenfible, that futh acquiefcence, when it met his own unprejudiced ideas, WAS an honour to his charaEler. Candour and benevolence were the guides of his conduCt, and led him to eileetn and re putation in the preterit world, toftened his paffage to the tomb, and in hi. last moments, difarmed the dart of death. 01 iginal however, in his ideas, he was better fuited to point out the way. than to fol. low the fleculations of others ; and what he advifed, obtained a kind of involuntary preference, which no thing but a confeioufnefir of merit in the advifer could have &cured. His counfels, though dellitute of the recommendation of peremptory alferrion, or lavifh difplay of pretended fuccefs, which fometimes overpower, when they do not convince, carried with them the more powerful charms of fenfe, judgment, refleslinn, and acquaintance with the lubjett, and were accompanied with a molt amiable and fatif faaory manger nf,manifeiling thefe admirable gal lifications to the underflanding of thofe..with wh'im he converfed: Nor did pain and &knee, however embittering they were to the enjoyment of life, cloud his faculties, or diforder his temper. He refigned life with the fame benevolent difpofition of mind in which he had lived, and with undimin fhed powers of underaanding. The faculties of his mind were not, however, confined to profeflional fobjetts. Well veiled in elegant knowledge, he combined the pur firits of ornamental literature with thole of the le veret findieg. Poetry, hittory, and other branci:es of knowledge that improve the underflanding, and ani mate the mind to exert itfelf in every capacity, were held by him in high efleem, and were favourite ob jefts of_ his attention. On thefe models, feleCted from the bell authors, he formed his own 11)1e of writing, which was pure. elegant, and corred ; and often adorned with paittges which, in beauty of langnage, and delicacy and propriety of fenriment, yield to none of which our country can boatt. The lavers of fcienm might with his life to have been longer prntrafted ;in which with all the friends of the coun try, who knew him, would willingly join ; but wirer Fate lays No and Reficaion Reps in and warns us, that s' his warfare is accomplifhed ;" and that we me:11 not, from partial, or interefled, or indeed any human confederations, prefume to with the prolonga tion of fuffering to him, who had fo long, and fo eminently flruggled with pain and mifery—and, in the midi of there painful exertions, uniformly labour• ed for the benefit of mankind. • Bath, Sept. 3. WILLIAM FALCONER. Berwick upon Tweed, we undernand, is in future io be under the orders of the General commanding the Eallern Military Diilriet of Scotland ; in which cafe, Lord MOIRA has exprefreS his determination of keeping up a *permanent and efficacious pram in that rown, much to the fatisfaCtion of the inhabitants, who hire bitpertp, cppfidering the critical situation thOiriiii, iltgagh A t theipfelves overlooked. is t rin 14 years ago, a farmer, in the patifh cf WiriCyle; tfunhe, loft his watch in a field. As he was &Molt cptaip he loft it there, he caufed the field t‘i be phugcled .orer, harrowed, and afterwards dug with rparics, but the watch was not to be four.d. To his great furprik, however, when the land was ploughed lalt lealon, the watch was turned up, per fatly entire, excepting the iron and ftetl, which were crumbled to dull. Monday as Mr. MEAD, of Rocking-water mill, in Effex, was oiling part of the machinery. arm was drawn in, and f dreadfully mangled as to render it ne ceffary to amputate it entirely from the lhouldet. ZON7)ON IMRICITS; CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, inelndingonly from the ISlth of Aural to the 24• h of Antl—Total it,212 Qartcrs• Average Xis 51.1.-7 s. 8d lower than hit return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Front the 14th of Auguit to the 3oth of Anvil. Total -5,499 faelts...-Average 755. 334 — sit 54d. lower than loft return. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, SEPT s. Wheat per load 141 04 to 141 IN Barley per quarter 11 tBs tb 21 44 Oats per ditto 11 its to 11 Os Beans per ditto 11 8; to 21 13s Peale per ditto 21 8s to 21 us PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK:LANE. Carraway nsw to Bos per cwt. Coriander, —4 to 23s do. White Multard Seed, , tos to t is od per Indbel. PRICE Of HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 61 Ili to 74 I Pockets 61 Ci to 81 os PRICZO OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. aqvcrload 3 13 10 4 4 3 00to 5 0 Straw a i 5 to 3 6 2i7 oto 3 2 0 Clover 3 13 to 6 0 IVibitechnet. 3 Ito 4 8 0 I IR toI 10 $ oto 6 0 . 0 HMG ATE and I,EADENIT ALI., September 6. Per (tone of 81b. by 44 .: carcafc. 3$ od to 4$ Od I Veal 34 4 a to 5s od 3s 4d to 41 ai Pro* . 44 od to 51 44 Beef Mutton —• 4s od to is od. PRICE OF TAI.I.OW IN LONDON. St. Jatnres market 4s old Town Tallow 62s 6d to os Clare Market 4$ ad Ruffia ditto (can.) fros od to 711 Whitechapel Market RAU ditto (foap) liSs to 004 od (per hone of 81b.) 31 rid Melted Stuff sBs to cis od Ditto rough 4C.1 od to Os 123 ea Graves ais od Average Price as od Good Dregs SOS to OS Yellow Soap, 78t to os—Mottled,BBs—Curd, Price of Candles per dozen, t is cal—Moulds, las od RAW HIDES. Hides (perßone) 3s 6d to 3s 8d Horfe Skins 275 od to xsie Middling 3i 2.5 to 3s 4d Sheep Skins 11 6d to Of cd Ordinary as lid to as xod Shearlings is 6d to 2s od Heavy Calf tas 6cl each I Lamb Skins 19 od to 450 a PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 1616 each 23d to 24d Ditto, 60 to 651 b 21d to 264 l'Oerchant 4 Backs .--d to 221 d 4)n:fling Hides sad to 23d Fine Coach Hides aid to 25d 6 Crop Hides for Cutting 23d to. 25d Flat Ordinary 244 to 2254 Cilf Skins, 3o to 40111 per demon 38d to 43d Ditto so to 701 h 381 to 41d Ditto 7o tn 'oils 364 . 10 3X4 Small Seal. rOreeniand) per lb. 3s grits 3s 64 Large ditto 1209 to Igo9 per doi. Cost Nkiiik 3CS to 6cs ditto . Tanned Hurfe Hides 119 to 385 each Bark per load - 261. od. to aill. NEW COAL MARKET, September 4. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Priem' 15 Newcaltle Coals ll 44 5 6d 521 od S Sunderland . - 2 401 od 43s 3cl . a Yorklhoe - - I 41$ cd. 2 Cannel - - 0 Cos od. s Stone Coal - - I 75 3 od. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. AM ftertlam . ;7 7 z Uf. Cadiz pap 1 Naples 401 Do at fight 36 to I Di!to 34 eff. Genoa 454 ttoto.rdani 11 17 2 Uf. Madrid pap Liehin 61 Hatohor g h 35 1 at 171 Ditto 34!tfl. Oporto 6t} Altona 35 6 zi :if. Billioa 34.! eff. Dol , lin 113.1 Paris t day's date ay 11. liv. 1 .eghorn so Curk 144 Paris - 26 0 I Ur. I Venice 61 livres Plush credtive Bourdeaux :6 a ditto prr tl. It, ding. Agio on the Bank of Holland 51 per Cent. Portugal Gold in Coln, per ounce £ 4 0 • Gold in Bars ditto 4 • • New Dollars, per ounce • S 4 SARAH ECKFORD, aged thirty-five years. When firli this cafe of Scrophnla made its appearance it was in the abforhent glands of the neck, which be came rather thickened, and then advanced to a hard tumor ; the a7plied to a medical gentleman who bmught it to fuppnration, he then opened it, and the neck becanie ulcerated front the ear to the fhonl der ; tumors loon krmed in the falivary glands, tin der the chin, in the parotid, by the aide of the ear, and the abforbent glands on the other tide. She was admitted an nut patient of St. Bartholomew's ilocpir4l for eight months, without receiving any relief. At this time, by the advice of Mary Efdaile, who had expetieneed .relief at the Dirpenfary, Soho cquare, the began taking the Drops , and continued them for the fpace of a twelvemonth, when the ul cers healed, and the became perfealy well. Crown Coliwt,Flcet-ftreA. SARAH ECKFORD. • Be careful to ant for SPILSEURY'S Patent Anti ccorbutic Drops, having the wcrds " By the King's Patent" espreired at length on the bottle, bill of' di redions, and ou:fide wrapper ; the flanip Aft), the Kin7's duty, is printed in black ink inflead of rt.d.— B-ttles price ;s. 6d. I OS. and 11. as. duty included. Ditrevciry, No. It, Soho-Nuare. BIRTHS. At Delver, on the ad inft. the Lady of Captain Weftern, sof the Royal Kiev, of a daughter. Sunday, at Bryanftone, Dorfet, the Lady of F.. B. Portman, Eft; of a •!aughter. IVioneay. at Wnldhvn. near Rocbefter, the Lady of William Holman, Efq. of a daughter. MARRIED. On the aoth tilt. at Xirktington. near Catlifle, Mr. Henry Do !d, aged co, to NW* Eleanor Ir ving. in her 18th year. The inentta!it , , , of their heigiit is not locs remarkable than that of their age, the bridtgtoorn bring 6 feet high, and Ins tilde only 4 feet 3 Mews ! D!Ff- Lately. at Pray, near Dutilin. Mrs. Ormsby, Lady of •he Per. James Wilmot Ormfby, and ally daughter of Sir Hugh Dillon &taffy, Bart. At Fall Burnham Haute. neir Maidenhead, Mra.Stephenfon, elder' daughter of the late Flr W.ilium Stephenfon, and mother of the Countefi of Mcxhorrinell. _ _ - At I wiekenham, aged 85, Lady Wintrin;ham, re:ia of Sir Clifton Wintringhans. At Hull, aged 5 g, Mr. Frederick Wilkinfon, a well-known per fremon on Or flack wire, &c. and laot;:tr to Mrs. Mountain, of Drury-lane heatre. A: his Ingleings in Great Ruffell•llrect, Covert-Garden, Rn i 7er Binnot, Efq. in the 95th year of his ay. HIGH WATER AT LONDO4-PRIDGE TO-1110:?R0... Mornlns - - - - minutes after is Afternoon PREGNANT I.ADIF.S. . 'Whore fituatien regains a to triporary retirement. MR. WATSON, Surgeon, and Man Midwife, ofers to accommodate Ladies in an airy and retired fitUa• tlor, with Apartments to lye.in, on ternis fuited to their &cum. flanees and fnuation in life ; the' infaats put oat to nurfe, and humanely taken care of ; and as Humanity induces him to offer his afliftance to alleviate the horrors of egrecakd Pregnancy, he Batters himielf Lac swill find on application to him the greateft attention, and malt profound fecr:ey. Letters' (poll paid) to Mr. Winton, Surgeon and Man-Midsrlfab or to Mrs. Watfan, Midwife, No. :9, Charluttc.ftrect, Surrey. fide of Blackfrfar's-hridge, will meet the molt pointed attention. Where may be had, The PILL BENEDICTA, at IL is. per boa, a certain and cif:dual Remedy to ref :love all Obftrudiona and irregulariski, and an =xenon Ali:dicing after bad Lying. ia. -•- • • rxeAvATTox OF /ITV DOCt, AT IMT.L, 1/ock-Office, 1:M0ton-span-flu:I, Aug. :6, at : is ALI. PERSONS willing to Con trait with tol 1 - DOCK COMPANY for the Excavation of the, r Dock and Lock-Pit, are re/hefted to fend their Prolioral; ) to this Office, on or heture Imlay the seth day of ScsAcmhitr na at twelve o'clock. The Contrai s durs are to find Earth W.:cystrisa, Wltccibirr: Stages, Planks, and all other Materials.. cacept ken Rail which will he I.rovided by.the Dock Company. The Contrachws mutt find itirtties, to be i.rprtived of liv .• Dock Company, for the due pa furniamee of their Contra t. • A Plan of thi_ Ground n.ay lie. ken; and other known, by g to Mr. john Harrap. s urve y or of the C ploy's Works. B' Order, JOHN IT, , Clerk to the Dock Company. at Kingfionstspea4lo. CAR:IO#2.ITER's WORK AT THE NEW DOCK AT Dock•Oiim, Kingltonimpon Hull, Au'. 260 A LL PERSONS willing to Co ti att Mitt: Dom: COMPANY fur the Driving of the Piles, Bud Framing of the Floor' for the Foundation ,if he W a nt ol d Pit of the Humber Dock, are requelt,,d to fen I their Pray (Idled) to tl:i; ofiice, on or before F riday the toth day e StpLe.. ber next, et twelve o'elJek. The Dock Company will provide the limber and I the Contradory are to final all other IVI4 risha, and aXI ha ufe of a Steam •Engine, ere6ted near the iota:idea L tclt, Iv, purpore of Driving the Plies. 1 he Cuntra.ltors mutt find Sureties, to he app-oveil: of by Dock Company, forthe due performance of their Cum rail. • • A Plan may be ken, and further particulars ituaian applying to Mr. John Harrap,Surveysiz of the Company's Wiles. By Order, JOHN LEVEL' Clerk to the Dock Company at King ton-oo.r, rho.. STONE-MASON AND BRICKLAYER.% WORK, Ai NEW LOCK, AT HULL. Dock-Mee, Kingfinn upon-Hull, Avg. 26, tits!. ALL PERSONS wilting to Controet nip; tOe DOCK COMPANY to execute the Stone and Brick It'rex of the Lock and Walls of the Humber Dock, arc requeded to lei , ) their Propofals (tested) to this Office, on or before Friday the =eh day of September next, at twelve o'clock. 'The Company.will provide Stone, Bricks, and Mortar; and the Contractors are to find all ether Mated sls. The Contradors mutt find Sureties, to be approved of by the Dock Company, for the due performance of their Contra. ••• A Plan may be fees, and further particulars known, br applying to Mr. John Harrap,Surveyor of the Company's Worio. By Order, JOHN LEVEIT, Clerk to the Dock Company, at Kingfton-upon•Hui 11-APIHOLD ESTATE, FURNITURE, FANHAM's HALL, near WARE. Hhdt l's. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By THOMAS. DRIVEL (By order of the Executors niche late Major John Sabine) On the pre/tufa, at Fanhant's-hall, one mile from Ware, on Wee.- nefday the itth day of September, Otos, and the followilw days, at eleven o'clock, (unlefs prevlouily difpored of by Priests pentrad, of which due notice will be given in tbis paper. 1 'HE Elegant And ValuAlsie HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, nearly-new, *sea, China, Glak choice Wines (in wood and bottle ' , a Piano. Forte, new-badt Lando:l - Hay, Garden utenfils, and all other the eff:Ets late of %1 jo- John Sabine, deceaksi, at Fanham's Hallaforefald„(taccptth: , Pla el And, on the hrlt day of fate, at une o'clock precdely, w ill be by AuCtion, on the premifes, (unlefit before difpofed of by ; r:rise eontrac% of whi:lt notice will be given), the Terns and Interefi of the Executors in Faillion',-hall aforefaid, and about Two Achy of Meadow Land near, of which term two years will be unexpir ed at Michaelmas next, when poiref6on will he given. The prcmifrs arc in very excellent condition (t confideralLt fum bevirg been expended in beautifying and repairing the fans during the lift 6 months) and contain taro parloors, eliaing room, drawing room, three bedchambers, bed r suns for lire nts, kitch en, fervants' hall, butler's pantry, brew-houfe,enach-linsfe, flab* and other convadt.nt Offices. To he viewed on Monday and Turiday preceding the fale, arty Catalogues to be had at the George and Blue Soil., Holborn . ; Fsa con, Waltham Crors ' • penige inn. BiihopsStostford; Feathery Vlradelluill; Saracen's Head, Ware; Salifburyht Arms, Hattleid; HI tek Lion, ilochtefkloo ; the Place of Sale, and of the Amelia/neer, Hertford, Herts. Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr, Chewy, of Hertfont. who Is authotifed to fell and difpufe of dreabove pro perty by prirate contrael. NNW MED.I4gSR ACr F. NEWBERY and. SONS, No. •45, St. Paul's Chorch-yard, Tenneco: Proprietors of Dr. Ismes't . Poseder. and other valuable Preparations, inform the Patine, that in coin 4quence of the new Stamp Duties, the price of thgt Medicine will he in future as. 9d. per Packet, or tl. Ss. 6d. per Dozen: but the Q!antity of a Dozen Rackets is a &itch (as made up for the Army and Navy; may be had for 11. as. And as sumps are prepared, by order of the Commiffioners. for Mars K.w bery's feparate I;fe, io which the Words, F. Winter?* No. 45. St. Paul's^ are engraved, and as it is rerouted that this will ba a fuffielent Security againft Counterfeit a,bis Signature cal the La bels will he illicontinued. The follx.viog are the prices of their Medicines. to the f rft twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are affixed, but thole whits porthole fix or more at a time,will be allowed the Stamps gratis. Dr. James's Powder 1 9 Dolby's Carminative t y --•a Bottle 24 o Dr. Auftiii**Chalybcate Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - - "4 • Box 24 0 Freake%Tindt. of Bark 4 0 Dr. Steers's Donde-Moe a 6 Ditto Hualianis ditto 3 - Convulfion Oil a 6 Tonle! hills . 2 9 Nit', Drops 2 6 reel& Coffee - 2 -- Camomile Drops t 9 Dr. Houper's Pills 1 t 4 Paregoric Lo- Grar.t's Drops a It ten ges r# Inglifh's Scots Pills t o An A insild's Blois ditto a t lieur!'s Magnesia 1 6 Effenee of Ca:. sfnot 3 6 Norton's Drops 5 6 Mr. SVCII:C•S Dentifrice 4 o Spillbury's Drops .5 6 Cephalic Snuff fa 9 Dr. Sulander's Tea 2 g Jones's Rhettm. Ting. 3 6 Greene:leis Tinetures a it Bertsris Bilious Pills 4 6 Ditto Tole Lozenges a it' Effecce or Peppermint ait Lffence of Gkger 2 9 Glais's ha:tench:A 3 6 N. B. ,t 4 nutty Perrone, particularly Meffew•ers b , miftahe the hawse of Marrs. Nevehery, they think it neceffary to pnirt that it is at the Ealt end of St. Paul's, four doors from Chearhaei with thefe Words inferilied on the front..- Toe ONLY WAN CLIONSC WON Da. Plata% POOltaa. "__ ,. AVING de.iicated tnreif to the (lady, and berm . l i. gratified by eac in, ft conf.derable pradiee in that branch seltich I thisug,:t voper to feina, 1 trust that I have flatmate mg • ereptored my dose that tLoie who. In the extenfive geld of the pro;e6on, aro riccaA..ioalty immerged in uncertainty, and caeca: always attain that fneceis which is acquired by concentrating 'lst tctetliftual vovem. to 024 clafs of difarders. The Mettles of DR.mrrY arc reettliarly rlittrefling, for try bring with them a train of eonormaftant fymptow.a. and, by a e, peer:ion of ail vital energy, matte:ice kfalf becomes embiUtimi)... W:fether they &rile in= the prevaler_s:e of ill example, thedefL - . -, • rive hhits of fchr.ai. boys, or the indulgences of enmity, theerr quire the molt affi.hous profeftonal lkiU ; hot by the ipsoranof of one:lira:ea of is, the iymptoine are aggravated, and C'e cv." l ' menu is .",eftnlnt. Asa M gadISQR of the ROYAL COLIZOIteiSURIROsi ), I gr.mnd my pretenrions cn regularity of educadom and poiTA.4I every p.ivilr,fe to pra'tice I feel myfeif entittsd t that condi...zee with w: err. i have hitherto been folitelrally honoured. in the fr't t fl2tinoa at local weaknes, early application wid revert the cowlity of a det.litated frame; but where the is • ferrr, fr:m a cou,cinuanes of the unmaidloefs of the vice cattfest his miffs:rune, is fearful of the contempt or cenfure o: fsently phyticisti and broods over his infratity with mreul co. e.estaent. k msft he fonsfadcry for litnottn be dilute I no; espeNtity of trt...-t %fent but aro of the molt (alio:oh% fccre..v. And in recent Vezt,reui Complaints it is posit le to rrev of :-.11, clanger or diftrers in the most complicated so ' es hit:W m:et of exclave experlmee in ais hoe to effeel a is'e, cetz:A• ftuedy re-eCtablintment. ;der the advantage of this eaverhece to thofe Ili either fee wls are eilidtod with any kind of DEIOAJTY, of any frbpijos aklrisCTlON, and in all rains the ratio 01 . or:: • seestlos asp (toted on the firth interview. Pat.`seos Mete country are expeek-il to Meta:el Bonk '0;•e, ad are risittettei to Specify their age eel ntsnrer of living. MA'ATIN IsßEft, Menher of Owl:WO Co:hoge of Surgeons to Louder' No 14. Aniedel fivne Sismod • es T em a., a ss . EONDON: Print,d and Publif`led by LEVEL KEN (51 t -story-place, Lamheth), tube STAR Orruca. Na. s Ctris• LINK. eibbitheti alit at ILA STAR 07111C/L, La. I