Star. — London, England, 1801-05-15 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF TIM STAR. Sia—Various have been the canfes aßigned for the lamentable dearth we have long ekperienced, fo long indeed, as to give us reafon to apprehend that it is owing to fume great and estenfive (though it is to be hoped not incurable) defeas in our pub lic regulations. But Dr. ANDLILSON and Mr. BOYD appear to me to be the only writers who have cmftdered this fubjea in a manner fuitable to its vaft importance and extent. Both theft gentlemen Teem to have been accuflomed to com prehenfive views bf the objets of their refearch ; they trace this calamity to different, but lay no means incompatible, caufcs ; for both may have concurred in producing the deplorable died. Dr. Amoaasow has ably pointed out fevetal of the difcouragements under which the producer of corn now unhappily labours; and contrary to what vulgar politicians would 11,11(4, he proves that the plenty which we enjoyed for many years was materially owing to a well-regulated bounty on exportation, and that dearth has been the confequence of withdrawing that bounty, while other difcouragements have been gradually con. fpiring to relax rural indullry. His table, Chewing the average prices of wheat per quarter, from the year 1650 to 1800, and of corn imported into, and exported from Great Britain from 'the year 1696 to the fame year (11100), is to me fufficitntly convincing. By that table, which is taken from the bell authorities, it appears that For forty yeari irfirr the deity commenced, Z. the average was - 2 14 9 For forty years woke the imittemer pie beery, only x 16 9 Fur forty ran after the bounty was annulled, the average again role to - - 9.5 I, The fame table (hews that from t 700, when the bounty commenced, to 1750, our annual export of grain gradually rote to 1,667,140 quarters ; and that from 1760, when the bounty was withdrawn to ISoo, our annual imports have as gradually rifen to 2,938,829 quarters, the amount of laft year's Importation ! ! This enormous foreign fupply, which probably amounts to three bufhels for every man, woman, and child, in Great Britain, clearly indicates an alarming deficiency in our home pro duaion, and calls aloud for the immediate atten tion of the Legiflature. Mr. Boyn, with no lets ability than Dr. As. balsams, but on different grounds, endeavours to prove, and, in my opinion, Vas decifively proved, the prefent calamity to be owing, in a very con fiderable degree, to the confequences of the flop of iffues fpecie at the Bank: It is alio firilog that any man of common fenfe and re- Beelion fhould remain infenfible to the force of this able writer's fags and arguments, confonant as they are to obfervation, and to the known principle of commerce : Mr. BOYD, however, like many other excellent reafoners, has been contra diaed and abufed—before he was underflood ! Yet, I will venture to affirm, without any fear of cenfure from candid and competent judges, that no writer on any branch of political economy, has treated his fubjea with more perfpicuity and preci fion. He has even contrived to renconcile with there excellent qualities, a degree of elegant polifh feldom or never Peen in works of this kind. His arguments mull (land or full by their own merits. To me they appear undeniably conclufive efpe cially as elucidated by the notes added to the fe cond edition. But no elucidation can fupply the want of attention and refleaion in the reader ; nor can any force of argument be espeeed to produce convidion in minds predifpored to cavil at every truth which contradifts their own favourite views and doarines.—l am, Sir, your conilant Reader, Waiwoith, April *7, slot. A. B. DECLINE IN PRICE OF rROPISIONS. The confiderable reduSion lately experienced in the price of wheat and flour, affords a happy profpeß to the induftrious artizzn, and to the la borious of every defcrip:ion, for an alleviation of their family's fulferings. But while we contem plate with unfpeakable pleafure on the relief here by afforded to thoufands of onr fellow creatures, can we with-hold our indignation, when we per ceive that the principal caulk of' this diminution in price is, the great fupply of Englifh corn at our market ?—Where has this Englifh corn been boarded up and concealed this length of time, when the famifbing children of the poor, nay, of *tar middling order of houfekeepers ' were feen..in the ftreets of this great metropolis, like fo many walking fpeares, with eleemofynary oratory in their (tarred countenances? Where has compel fion flept, while ditirefs, unrelieved dards, Balked abroad ? 1111.anDroan.—There has been a decline in the price of corn during the laf week. Every article of provifions is getting cheaper ; as a proof, ham fold for fix-pence per pound. On Thurfday fe'nnight, a Ralk of wheat was pulled on the farm of Rofshall, in the neighbour hood .of Dumfries,which had the ear fully Formed. Such an inflame clearly vegetation is not remem- , tiered by the olden perfon EDINBURGH, MAY IL—This market WaS never better fupplied with white Eat than it is at prefent. Haddocks in particular are very plentiful, and fo cheap that a dozen, each about the fine of a well grown herring, but thicker, may be got for 13d. or 9d. Potatoes are declining in price. They are how ever Rill at the enormous rate of is. 6& per peck Of 28 lbs. The prices of grain fellconfiderably in Hadding ton market on Friday.—Beß wheat was 4s. down, and the third fort Is. Bell oats 6s.—peafc 3s. — beans as.*barley was Ready. LaR week ay foreign veffels, and a coafiers, irrived at Newcaftle with grain. No Ws than 14 fhips from the Baltic have ar rived at Hull UR week, all of them wholly laden with wheat. On Friday arrived in the Clyde, two reeds from Norfolk, Virginia, two from New York, and one from Baltimore, Maryland, having on board, W,772 hilfhei2 wheat, 5217 barrels wheat flour; u 7 barrels and to puncheoas Ind ias sot a; barbels and so lsigs halm Corn, and 3241 barrels rye Boor. The prices of. rum and gin have fallen very confiderably.—Rum is Ss. and fis;•the gallon un der wliat it was lately. Extra& of a letter froth a Arefpeaable Houle in Sligo, dated April so. - 4 4 My principal reafon for writing is, to prevent your (peculating in pro vifions. Pork has fallen from 665. to 3os. per cwt.—lterrings from 465. to 30s. per barrel.— Oatmeal from sys. to 28s. per cw.t. of leo lbs. All thefe articles will be lower." NSW YORK, MARCH 20.—We are afraid to Iltip flour, as 40,000 barrels are • now loading here for your port. Yefferday faile the (hip William Penn, CLAP, and (hip Franklin ' with Hour, for your port, alto the brig Twins, for Jamaica, with flour. Lail Monday night as Mr. William Cooper, of the Swan at Rumford, was returning home from Brentwood, he was flopped by a highwayman, and robbed of his watch, and an the money he had about him, near Hareftead, within a mile and an half of his own houfe : having reached home, he armed himfelf with piftots, and returned to the place, thinking to meet with the villain, when, feeing a man making towards him, be drew his piftol out of his pocket to fire, which happening to be on the half-cock, and [training it. mangled his fore-finger fo much, that it was obliged to un dergo amputation dole to the hand, to prevent a mortification : the highwayman efcaped. On Monday, about four o'clock, the Rev. Mr. Witt.ts, of Ringwood, Hants, in company with another Gentleman and a Lady, were (topped in a poft.chaife between Egham and Bagfhot, by a tingle highwayman, who robbed them of about 141. in notes and call, and two watches. On Monday afternoon the houfe of Mr. 80v1.5,1 in Charlotte.ftretn, Rathbone-place, (no perfon j being therein), was entered,and robbed of a quan tity of linen, &c. On Tuefday laft, about three o'clock, two well dreffed men called at the Duke of QyEasses ay's, in Piccadilly, and being informed - by the fervant that his Grace was out, were. (hewn into a room, on pretence of writing a note. During the abfence of the (errant, there light-fingered gentlemen con trived to appropriate to their own ufe a few ofhis Grace's curiofities,!contifting of gold trinkets, &c. to no (mall amount ; but s .being detefted in their attempt to efcapt, wert purfued, and luckily over taken in Qneen-ftreet, May-fair. On Tuefday laft, the following curious circum Rance appeared before Mr. BOND, in Bow-greet : William Henry Stewart, quarter-matter and cox fwain of the ASIA man of war, lying at Sheernefs, about a fortnight force, being the intimate friend of a feller of navy flops at that place, was entruft. ed by his wife on board that fkip with the fum of 400 L to be given to the Captain, by way of fecur ing it for her, being afraid to take fo large a fum on (lore among the failors. The [hip immediately afterwards failing for Yannouth, Mr. Stewart forgot his commilfion and immediately quitted the (hip with the money. He afterwards went to Norwich, and expended a ronfidenble fum in the purchafe of a gold watch and feals, and afterwards departed for London. The unfortunate woman hearing of his defection at Yarmouth, followed him to the Me tropolis, and, about eleven o'clock on Tuefday morning, meeting him near Temple-bar, laid hold of him, and explained to the furrounding perfons his offence, which he attempted to deny; but an old tailor coming up, and hearing the woman's tale, exclaimed, " By if you are innocent, you can have no objeaion to go with the woman before a Magittrate ; and, whether guilty or not, go you that]." He was .then taken to Bow-greet, and being fearched, the whole of the money, ex. eept sol. was found upon him, and returned to the woman. He was then fent to the Tender at the Tower, in order to be reconveyed on board his (hip at Yarmouth. Early on Wednefday morning the houfe of Mr. Branford, of Paradife.row, Rotherhithe, was bur glarioufly broke open, when all the wet linen in the wafh-houfe, belonging to the family,was itolen Ito a great amount. It is fuppofed that the vil lains took boat, and croffed the water. The fame day a genteel looking young woman, with a child in her arms, went into a (hop in the Borough, to buy tome articles, and tendered a half guinea, which proved to be a counterfeit ; on be ing fearched, a large quantity of counterfeit fhil lings and other pieces were found concealed be tween her Ilockings and her (hoes. A conftable . being procurred, the was taken before a Magic trate, and committed for re-examination. Tuefday a party of the Bow-greet officers went to a houfe in Milbank-Rreet, Weftminfter, which they had received information was inhabited by a gang of coiners. They found two men at work, with the complete apparatus for coining gold, fil ver, and copper; they took them into cuftody, and conveyed them to Bow-greet for examination. Yefterday a houfe in Gray's-buildings, Lam beth, fuppofed to be inhabited by coiner', was be fieged by a party of the Bow-greet of leers, who, after forcing an entrance at the back part of the houfe, went up (lairs, and in the firft room found a woman filing a quantity of bate fhillings and fixpences. Some of the officers were then pro ceeding to the attic Rory, when they were Cud. denly oblirueed by a door being let down on the Rain, which they had tome trouble to break through before they could get at the famarlai few brunt of this banditti, when they difcovtred two men and a woman, who appeared to have been jug at work, a lighted furnace, and every other apparatus for coining, together with a quantity of bate money, finithed and unfiniflied. The pri loners are all of one family, being father, mother, fon, an/ daughter. Yefterday a merchant's clerk in the city, crof ling Gracechurch-greet in a thronged place, had his pocket picked of a pocket-book, containing Bank notes and other valuable papers to a large amount; immediately miffing his property, he collared a fuljoicious looking young man, who dropped the book on the pavement, When the clerk (looping for it, the pickpocket difengaged (eh; and efolted his *leapt between the coaches. Tile Honourable &itaa bauxites sail Mr Palau, finned on Monday from Hyde Parl Corner to decide a b..t of a rump and dozen upon -the quettion of which making the belt M his way on foot to the five mile Untie at Turn ham Gre:n, wodld return with the molt expedi tion. The former being a well made man, not heavy, and much ftronger than the latter, the bets were two to one in his favour, and conliderfble rams among fporting Gentlemen were depending. They let off at ten minutes pail one, Mr. B— D— at hill fpeed, and Mr. P. -alto ran u keep up with him After going 'a mile they walked, then trotted, and fo on as they felt inclined.—A great cavalcade colleeted on the road; and followed them, and many bets were made. The run at the outlet winded both, but Mr. P. being more it praftiee of walking, took the lead on the return, and Mr. B. D. being feized with a pain in his fide at Kenfinvon, the other came in eafy, at eleven minutes pail three, having gone ten miles in two hours and a minute. Sir CHAiLES BAMPFYLDE was the umpire, and a number of men of fafhion, friends of the parties* were prefent. MARRIED. On Monday the 27th nit. bySise:chi Licence, Mlfs Elisabeth Hanfon, daughter of Lieut. James Hanfon, of the Royal In valid% at Jerfey, to Lieut. J Wm. Tapp, of t►e Royal Ari atty. On t►e 4th ult. Captain R. Shimmin, of Ramfey, Mc of Man, to Mils Tillot, of the Larne place. A SITUATION WANTED. APERSON perfeCtly experienced, having been many years In occupation of ere:neve Farming Seines, of Arabic, Dry, and Watered Meadow Lands, and of a breed ing Rock of Sheep, and of other Cattle requifite, is wining to engage with a Nobleman, Gentleman, or other Pcrfon, for the Management and Care of a Farm, in the capacity of a Billiff. A Ready and clofe application to but:lncrs in every department, alto the utmott attention to the Inter& of t'oe Employer in the Market byline's, for felling and buying of Corn, Cattle, &c. may be depended on ; Teitimonials of Abilities and Charader can be produced from refpedable Perron', when required. Letters direded for j. H. to be left at the Printer's • or at Mr. John Wingrove's, at Botley, near Southampton, Hants, will be duly attended to; alfo application may be made to the fald Mr. Wingrove, for tharader and abilities. FREEHOLD ESTATES, SALOP. TC7 - 118 SOLD lIT AUCTION, Together or hi Two Lots; on Mayday the xid of June, dot, at the Angel Inn, in Ludlow, at four o'clock, 170 ELIGIBLE FARMS, called GREAT )OSTON, containing seo Acres; and LITTLE POS TON FARM, and BALDWYN's COPPICE, containing 326 Acres; fituate five miles north ealt of Ludlow, held from year to year, under Rents of more than thirty years Rending : both Farms lie convenient to be occupied together or feparately, forming one camped Mate, within a Ring Fence ; well wooded and watered, and are capable of very great Improvements, by draining, andLother good Hulbandry. at an eafy expense : Lime- Rose and Mid are near, and probably in the Eftate. For a view of the Premifes apply to the Talents. A FREEHOLD RESIDENCE AT RIPLEY, With immediate poffeffion. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday the sth of June, at Twelve o'clock, at Garrzway's, Change-alley, London, except previouSy Sold by Private Contract, A NEAT and wilt built modern Houle, with Coach-boure, Stables, ample °laces, Green-houfe, Gra pery, a large Garden completely Walled and well cropped, in a pleafant chetrtul fituation, at Ripley, on the border of the Road from Kingfion to Guildford, 23 miles from Wean-defter bridgt, favourable for field (ports, with extcnfive Right of Com moh. The pranifes have been recently improved at a con& derabk expence, arc in petted order, forming an agreeable refidenee fors moderate Family, with the option of purchafing tit genteel well adapted Furniture, at a Mr valastion. May be viewed • particulars at the Talbot, at Ripley; the White Lyon, Cobham ; the Caine, at Richmond; at Cara way's; and of Mr. Scott, Lgdgate-Mll, London. ELEGANT DRAWINGS, BY RANDBY, BARTOLOZZI' PRINTS, Scc. Scc. TO SS SOLD DV AUCTION, Eit PETER COXE, BURRELL, and FOSTER, At the Great Room, late the IMO Arms, Cornhlll, on Wed. nefday neat, and following day, at Eleven o'clock, ALL the Genuine Referved PROPERTY of M. DE. POGGI, retired from Bufincfs ; confining of • moil valuable Cat:Olen of beautiful Drawings, by Sandby, and other eminent Artifts ' elegantly framed ; an ademblage of the Prints of Bartolozel, in aquafortis, and different moaners, rare and excellent; Proof and ether Prints of various Mallen, plain and coloured; an Afforturoot of Tunbridge Boxes fatal with Colours, with numerouspfteful Articles; Baste of Leipzig's celebrated Colledtion of Portraits ; Books ef Prints; the An tiquities of Herculaneum, &c. &c. The whole forming a Se ledion no Ids calculated to attract the attention of the Connolf feur than adapted for the ufeful and ornamental Embelliatments of the molt handfome Apartments of private Families. May be viewed two days preceding the Sale, when Cata logues may be had (price &Rpm; to be returned to Pure afcre) at the Room ; and of Mars. Peter Cole and Co. Throgmorton ftreet. POETS GALLERY, FLEET-STREET. MODERN PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS, ENGRAVED COPPER-PLATES, WITH THEIR IMPRESSIONS ; PLAIN AND COLOURED PRINTS, FRAMED AND GLAZED, AND OTHER EFFECTS, TO 31 SOLD BY •UCTIOK, By PETER COXE, BURRELL, and FOSTER, On the Premifes, No. 39, Fleet-ftreet„ on Weaned:lay the byfattest, and elute following Days, at Eleven &Clock, by Order of the Executors of Mr. THOMAS MACELLN„ detested. I'HE PAINTINGS comprise the Works of the following eminent great Annie of this Kingdom : De Loutherbourg, Stothard, Regaud, Weft, Ople, Cofway, Smith, Hamilton, Northcote, Hopner, Barney, fte. fte. The Copper-plates amfift of the PIXY'. Prima, the Death of Lard Robert Manners the Woodman, the Refurredtion of the Pious Fienil7, the An gel and Child, the Witch of Endor, Farmers Stable, Faggot Binders, and numerous other with all their Proofs, coloured and plain impreffions ; look Proof and valuable Prints, with others gamed and glazed; together with the manufadtured and unmansfaelured Stock of Frames, Deals, atc. May be viewed on Monday the rich, and following day, preceding the Sale. Catalogues to be had on the Premlfes, in Fleet-area; and of Mcifts. Pour Coze, Aura, and Fetter, Na 3, Throtroonoo - ftrut• INFALLIMLE GERMAN CORNtLAUCTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this o ft excellent REMEDY Is fo certain of its Esscy having sever felled in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it doca not eradicate the COM, root and branch, TO 111TVIllt TOR •111 T. wiU,on application, take oldie I in few bow sad d4v7 effettually the Malignity with* the haft bawd. PrintedVit reaions fettled up with it. Thh is the celebrated PLAISTER that pined In much re- 1 potation in Germany, and has been fold in Isondon upwards of Fifty Years, with the remelt repetition. Sold Wholefak and Retail by T. Astell, ro, t, Finch-lane,; near the Royal Eacb__aige ; sad alfo by Mr. par, No. 7, Testi ma-Meet ; .Mr. Palos Na 39, St. pants's-Area I Mr. Swiney, No. at, Pall-M;l1; Mr. Ward, No. 314, Holborn; sod Jeboult and Ca No. iso, Ozforiltreet. At Mad, by Bad& and swot a=a. Pr?atnir Bab, By Huard. baddellar. and. . locrAma• lidiabadgb, by butter, bob Bridge. Porde. aid Ger" Mr. Harding's. I.diirpool, by Mr. at. , , prima, and Mr. pais ' beadlike' reediwatb, Mr. Motley, bookfcler. nARDat. TO the Cations.—l. Serth—t . A capital A (?... •!. meut of Efeulent Vegetables, hrhyr every thing r.q,,.l ea Cor . the Kitchen Garden, (Peas and Bean. excepted; and .dl • :cry fuperior kinds, put up in Packets for One Gaines tuck 2. Another Packet of fupetiine Seeds, containing Bo Seats of :hake& Flowers, which will fiil a Garden with one great pro ride continued glow of beautf. One Guinea each .—y 7wa new Peas, which for fuperior flavour, and molt abundant bear ing, have no equal in the World ; quarts haled cs. Two new Beans, one large, the other fin,dl, thin Maned, tender, iud delicious, beyond comparifon. The fmall one will bear till the end of November.--gliarts fealed ss. each. 11. FRUlT—Three New American ST RAWBF R lurk, viz. r. The Great Virginia Scarlet Bail; an rxquift c fruit , of :+ m o lt captivating full red colour, a bigh-rellthed flavour, exalted fra grance, and large fir.C.2. The Cherokee. One of the Snell of ..11 Strawberries, which gives its enormous fruit in fuck &bur tant clufters, that three or four roots have filled a poetic ;. The Paraguay, equal to the former in every fine quality, and till larger, bang often four and five lathes round. --4. The Ureat Modena Hautbois, which bears the moll allonithing dollen of large, and ezquifitely high flavoured fruit. A (mall plantation will perfume a whole Garden with its fragrance. They are put up each fort feparately, so plants in a bundle for tos. U. Sold at Crocker's, St. Atbasei-ltrer.., No Credit. Pay Pottage. WHEN Profeirtonal Men of education and re• fponflbility deviate from the general fyftsmi by the ce edtion of a peculiar Branch, the candion of long continued funnels is the belt criterion of fuperiorky. Eight years have I devoted my pradtice to the exclufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuecefsful rcfult of my plan gives ate additional ardour to oppofe as far kg I am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the mod import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon. I formed a with at an early period of Practice to refcuc individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally clan gerous precipitancy of general Wien/otters. Tile THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have do- voted my attention, comprize every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.--adly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariling from the habits of Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and billy that de rangement of the fyitem in Women which is called BARREN NESS. or STERILITY. Numerous &fides are the refult of irnorance or hate In the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not urifrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the Indifcretion of an unguarded hour. By a ftiperior method fucb complaints are calily cured, and even when others have failed, I tiuß tbat may prefume to offers radical re-eftablillunciit. Few however are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in this diforder compared with the calamitous &nations of Men„ who from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent. Gai eties of a fafhionable Life, acquire that ftate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. When the unhappy (dieter hroo over his fairer'', but care • ully conceals hig misfortune, it may be tome confolatino for him to know, that although it be an objet of doubt or uncer tainty with other Practitioners, the removal of thde DEE'. CIENCIES by the gradual progrefsbf Renovation Is the acquire anent of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venue have begun to reduce man!y vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by an early counteradtion of this languid Rate, and In theft cafes no great diacultke will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years exited. a preper Per- Severance is indifpenfibly regulate to revive the flumbring fparks of Life, and to reenimier the Conftiustioa. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointea in their expedatlons of a Family, may he affitted, that in molt 'manatee fuch defied/ we cwahic by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is fo elSemial to my undertaking, and the Qualifications which I have prefintimi to Rate, form the Bads d my Pretenions, and in coincidence veldt filch this inti nation is given, that Mr may be confulted pefonally (or by letters incloilmg a fmall note) at his bode, No. 29, Arun. del-ftreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an Madinat stream la Wates4refet adjoining, and the name is ea bosh the doors. M. B. Meads* of the/Lord Coney of Statectes. Tina day was publifited, BRODUM'S GUIDE to OLD AGE, or Ad vice to both Sexes, to obtain a radical and permanent cute for theft ferret infirmider enamel, which delicacy often forbids to difelok even to their relatives ; with a Trcatife on Female Difeafes, Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Confumptive Com. plaints. To which Is added, Advice to Bath and Hat-well Bathers, Ste. It is particularly recommeadod to Seafaring Men. Every palm young and old, mould purdiak this book, there being lamely an individual who is not Interefted In fonts part of it. la particular It is recommended to 'elms men and boy., as an early attention to the latter may ferve to guard theiagainft a fatal rock on which thoufands have fplit, and he the means of preferving their bodies from difeafc, And alto their fouls, their minds, and di their faculties, from deftrudtion.— In the mean time he earneftly sod difintereikedly recommend" his Nervous Cordial, whereby hell enabled to afford the moil. permanent relief to youth in the above ferret vice, but alto to petfons of all ages afilided with nervous diforders, proceeding eithtr from immoderate ufe of tea hard drinking, heat of climate, cards of grief, ditllpated ple afure, bad lyings-in, &r. The Nervous Cordial is peculiarly ad apted to weak remit" conftimanns, as well as to phlegmatic habits in central . it ado powerfully hi favour of the whole nervous fyltem, eorreding a vitiated appetite and digeftion in the kit parsges, and Ads wcuderfully in the recovering the tone of the genital organs ; hence its efficacy in the molt obftinate remittal gleets in men, and aorrefponding weakneffes in women ; will contribute more (defy and honourably towards conitgal kippinefs, than any of tinge irritating compofitions which are adminiftered to the unwary. Thole who in advanced life feel the confeonences of youthful ends, or unfortunate youth, who have brought on thesadves a flatworms train of evils, will, by the ore of this medicine, find thonfelves reftored to health and Arendt, sod all the melancholy fymptoms removed, which are the jjeaull effete of loch casks. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be had at the Dodoes Houle, No. 9, Albion-ftreer, feven doors from the Leverian Mufeum, Blackofriar's-Bridge, to betties at aI& I i 11. 641. and ss. 6d. In Bath, Cruttwell, Exeter, Truman and Son. Drifted, Sheppard, Oolport, Harding Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. Glatgow, Baxtcr, Birmingham, Swaney, Ipfwich, Midaleditch, Bedford, Smith, 16e of Wight, Able, Blandford, Simmons, !mine, A. Young, merchant. Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Leeds, Binns and Co. &Wrier, Margrie Lynn, Galas, Cheltenham, Buckle, Leiceßer, Swlnfen, Cambridge, Gee, Lewes, Elliott, Canterbury, Brittow, Mancheßer, Lynch, Carlifle, Jollie, Margate, Silver, Chatham, Etherington, Newbury, Fuller, Chelmsford, Mcggy and Co. Neweaßle, Walker. Chatty, Poole add Son, Northampton, Dicey and tie Chichefter, Phillipfon, Nottingham, Barbee aufiet Dublin, Spiltbury and C.. Norwich, Stevea6m and Cu. Durham, Henderfoa, Oxford, Jones. Deal, Rofe, I'lymouth, Nettleton. Dover, Neales, Portfmotnii, Behan. Devizes, Broughton, Reeding, &nate, and Cre Derby. Drewry, Sunderland, Bray. Edinkurgh, Suter, SiLrewihury, &Mow's, --. Meths. Hutband, Southampton. Baku, --•—•-• Mars. Davittfoe & Salilbury, Collins, Elder, and 00. Prelims, Scrjast. ---•-• Mr. R. Scant. drug. PAfley, Mr. A. Berry,Morrkt Gladvrin, confetti. Mackenzie, Call Green, Dub. And by molt Bookfellers and Medlcinc-Vendery In the three landau'. A am. Bottle untalas equal to ilia fault COMM LONDON Printed for the Paoraggrobs, by JOHM DANIEL, (A Carnahy-ltreet), at the STA■ Pariertoo• Orrice, No. 1, Carey-ftreet; sod publsed by LEVE.I. KENT, (of Canterbury-place, Lambeth), at Na a. Cater Knot, and at the Eras-omm Tampk.Dar• to WOO Office all communications fox tis RDSTOII arc rimpollei be addra4.