Star. — London, England, 1805-06-14 00:00:00

ICENCE. • COSTINUATipIt /gpfc ifeII.PRICIDING PACT. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS AT PORTSMOUTH. I.ieut. Shukiam.to his Majelly's Osip Royal WiMatu. I.ieut. Gule, to the Egyptiinni. Mr E. N. Harrington, to be S Charger. I.ieutenant Wills, from the SopMa to the Glory. Lieutenant Anderfon to the Sirius. it of bisMajetty's brig Captain Codrington to the Orion. Lieutenant Doslgfon to the Orpheus. Lieutenant Will. from the Euryalus to the Zealous. Lieutenant Vahibra to command the Pontiff gun brig. Lieutenant Dods, from the Royal William, to command the Pic kle (choosier, at Jamaica. Captaid G. Miller to the Tnilly. Lieutenant Smith, . from Sophia to his Majcites Olio Delft. Lieutenant jou It Luc!' R A FT, late of the FLORA fri gate, is appointed to the command of the Pun?* fchnoner ' now fitting out at Deptford. Capt. M'Naweita is appointed to the command of the DICTATOR, of 64 guns, at Woolwich. EAST-INDIA SHIPPING. The following important (hipping intelligence was yellerday.received by the Star whaler, arrived at Dover. from St. Helena : The following (hips from China were at St. Helena the rods of April, viz.—Wincbelfea, Campbell; Gluten, Drummond; Cl renceiter,Rohertfoo ; WalmaCaftle, Bond ; Marquis of Thames. Stottow ; Canton, Lukington, and the Coromandel Botany Bay Chip. The Btunfwick. Grant, front China, in eonfequenee of fpiing• ing a leak, ranted from the fleet on the 7th February, in Ma i. 36. 14. long. 90. E. in order to proceed to Bombay. • The Yerfeverance, Tweedale ; Neptune, Donaldfsei Tauntoh Carle, Pierce; Ceres. Doneford ; Royal Charlotte, Franeklin • Ainwiek Cattle, Gleditance ; The Briton, Hughe s; Aroliton, Jantefon; and Cuffnek, Halkctt, ontward-bound Wits, under con voy of the Athenienne man of war. Capt. Fayerman, had arrie•cd in China previous to the s6th January. The Lady Jane Duodas, Lindfay; Lord Nelfone—i•;—; Lord Caftlereagh, G. Robertfon ; regular (hips; and the Sovereign, ?vleriton ; Fame. Baker • Si r William lkolley, Rhode • *lasso - der, J. R. Frtnekliii; and Monarch, Hawes, extra , h ips, failed from Bengal for Madras, on their way to England, the aptb of January. The following regain kip( failed from Bengal for Madras, with the before-mentioned °kir, to till up for the fecund Sect, via.-- United King km, Pay; Baring, Meadows; Lord Hawkefbory, Timbrift ; Wormiter ' Wood ; Airly Cattle, Macintoth. The Culloden and Grampus men of war had failed from Prince of Wales Mend for Bombay, with the country Sipe from China. Two French kips (one a 44) had been at the Cape da Verde Wands, and were fuppokd to be defined for the Mind of Dan. The following whalers had arrived at St. Helena: March 6. I Sess.—Favourite, W. Coign, failed March 7. so—Star, J. Bienie, failed March 9. & Elisabeth, F. Todd* z 7—token:tor, L. Smith. April 3—Diana, J. Benjamin. 8.--Backbouk, T. Bunker. Private letters from St. Helena, received by the Star whaler, arrived at Dover. we are concerned to fate, mention the deaths of Captain WIMYS OR ROCK, of the Lord Nelfon, and Captain Imam Hammy, of the Marquis of Ely. On Wednefday a Court of Diredors was held at the Ealt India Houfe, when the Company's alp Britannia was flationed for Mantras and Bengal, and ordered to be afloat yellerday ; fail to Gravefend the 26th intl. ; Kay there thirty days, and be in the Downs the t R of Auguß.—Captain JONATHAN BIECH was (worn into the command of the Britannia ; as was Capt.Gtsae s RAIN COCK into that of the Northumberland, being the hit chip of the feafon dellined to St. Helena and Bengal. DISTRESSING EVENTS AT SEA. The following particulars of the lofs of the (hip Jupiter, Captain Law, of New York, will excite the ympathy of every feeling mind:. Marbkkad, Amain, April 24. Arrived this day the fchooner Joanna, Captain Hasty Q . lttesit, having picked up on the caftan part of the Grand Bank of Newfoundland, the yawl of the (hip Jupiter, late of New York, with the Cap tain, Mate, one feaman, and five pafferigets, which !hip was foundered by the ice at twelve o'clock on the night of the 6th intl. on her paffage from Lon. ,don to New York, having on board feventy-three fouls, twenty-feven of whom were 101 l in the (hip, thirty-eight, including the Second Mate and remain der of the crew, took to the long boat, which parted company with the yawl, on Monday the Bth, in heavy (quails, after having left the ice that morning. The following particulars of the lofs of the Jupi ter, are communicated to us by Capt. Law : Sailed in the (hip Jupiter from the Downs for New York, March 6th. Nothing remarkable occur red, excepting frequent gales and bad weather, until April 6th, being then in lat. 44 20. long. by account 49, at eight o'clock in the morning faw a great num ber of pieces of broken ice which we paired in about three hours, when we fuppofed ourfelves clear, (leer ing weft by north, wind E. N. E. and foggy, mo. derate weather, at a P. M. began to difcover iflands of ice, and by three o'clock faw a large field a-head, which appeared to have no opening, then wore (hip and kept off to the fouth and call, continually pairing (mall Wands, until five, P. M. when we found the Ice extending fo far to the north and fouth, that we could not clear it, hove about and firetched to the north among broken ice until night came on and no profpeet of getting clear, hove to under double reef ed topfails, in hopes to have infficient drift to keep clear of the fields to the leeward until day light, but found, at eleven, that we were drifting fall upon a large island, was obliged to wear (hip and haul to the fouthward, under eafy fail, luffing and bearing away for the broken ice, as occafion required, until twelve, when we ftruck upon a (mall piece, which penetrat ed through the (larboard bow; immediately rigged both pumps, and got the boats out ; thirty-eight men, women, and children got into the long boat, and eight into the yawl, and put off from the (hip, which went down in about half an hour from the time the (truck, having on board at the time the boats left her, twenty.feven fouls, who perithed with -the (hip ; we then ()taped oun courfe to the weftward, continually relieving the cars, and with difficulty finding a -A - age for'the boats. through the fields of ice which v. e we:- pairing during the remainder of that night, the next day and night, until about twelve o'clock, on Monday, A. M. having gone about one hundred miles W. S. W. from the time of leaving the 'Ship ; at twelve, finding after we had cleared the ice, a rough fea beginning to make, fo that the yawl was unfide in tow, and they not being willing to in meth their number in the long boat, requefted them no cut us adrift, when they immediately left us, (leer ing north, with a foil fit, and a fiefli breeze from the fisitth,ntirsl i our fituatioa was now limb, that we 1- "kretotnigeiltb lee" She bait before the - whitit ,ing. very fquallY)ittb heavy raifi r Ind the yawl be-i 141 g fo delapiy ladtti al to mike us apprehenfive that the wonld itsisittodiiiely fill. About fun ht the wind abates; and The fei moderated, fo that we were ena. bled' to ti ll to the weftward, Which we did from !even o'clock, until eight' A. M. Ott Tnefday, the gthi when we had the happinefs to difcover a fail, which we found to be the fchooner Joanna, Capt. Q2tuaa, who humanely received us on board, and paid us every attention which was in his power, and which our lunation, after (offering much from fatigue, and being contiderably injured by frog, rendered necef. Cary for the ptefervation of our lives. When we parted company with the long boat they had plenty of provilions on board, and lirong hopes are entertained that they were fo fortunate as to meet with a veirel thortly after, there being feveral at no great diftance to the westward, or that they would be able to reach Tome port in Newfoundland. NANA, or unsex, SAYLD IN THY YAWL . Richard LAW jun. of New York, Captain • Raab Stuterant, of du. Plrft Mate ; George Pierfoo, of do. fe;man ; Hon. Robert Kennedy, James B. Temple, Nu; Tappan, of Roam ; James ll bery, of London ; cabin paffengert ; Thomas Trice, ftecrage finger. ?OLS Of TllOll LEFT IN TINI LONG BOAT AT 111 A. Gilbert 1. E. Siniif.tcrt, of Amfterdam. cabin pagenger. Mr. Afkley, wife, and three daughters; Mr. Medeall,wlfe, and infant; Mr. Meritt, Wife, and apprenticeboy ; James Trice and mother; Mae Paine, wife, and child ; George Showman; Rachel Lbff Messer Wood; Mr. Mitchel and wife; James Williams; Mr. Temple's [errant, two Germans (names unknown ;) Monies fecond Mate, and eleven of the crew; one unknown, Row age Parana% HANES OF THOSE LOST II THE SHIP. Mks. and IV'its Mirritt ; Mr. Breach,wile, and two children ;1 Mr. Giles, wife, and [even children ; Mrs. Grange; Mn. Leete and four children ; David Brand, and two Cons ; three paha% names unknown, ecrage patreagen. The Jupiter 's cargo is Paid to be worth too,oool. Reding ; principally infrared in England. She was owned by Mr. Roatasos, of New York, The Weltasoretuul privateer, Capttin Goodall, arrived at Lk 'aped, was chafed on the astla nit. near Cape Phi!tare, by a large French frigate. The Hapokon Spanifh privateer. of i 4 guns and tos nmen,and the I halls 13panilk privateer, of t 4 Me audits Inen, an ciptiuud by the Topee frigate, and all arrived at Cork. The Brunfwkl, Shaw; the Phoenix, Douglas ; and the Naiad, Antrablis, from London, with their prize, are arrived at Jamaica, after beating off a privateer. The Jefferfon, Itiehmand, and the Eagle, Haden, from Liver pool for Main*, are captured and carried into Alvan,. The Dafkirood, Litter, from Liverpool for Toeningen, is loft oaf the Sydeo--crew fared. the Mary, Athol!, front Greenock, has been taken, retaken, and is arri v ed at Crook:haven. The Treat arrived at Malta, April to, In bineteen days from Falmouth, after being "red a by ate of the TOSIOCI Fleet In the Gut. As atvaa.A , Atiamilte, CAtheratts Platter, Hamilton ; Mary and Sufannah, Enterprise, Fergufon ; Cabbala", Wales; Earl St.Vineent, Hatton ; Mentor, Goodwin ; Maeda, Scott ; Volunteer, Broekbank ; Tata* Caftk, Barclay; Duke,'Sandford, and the Enterprise, Brnugh, front London; 'Nis, Reynolds, from Africa; Conthotbad, Barwife; Mary. ; Fanny, IHodfon; Ada, Stecidale, and the Lightfoot, Wake. from Whitehavai ; Albkrr, Hata. from Dean ; Slebeck Ca& de, —, front Milford; Atin„Gardner ; Edirard, Peck ; SOT, Hines; Elita,lrwin; Janata, Walker; Briftel. Merrick; Mar tha Bray, Trelawney Planter, Tiller; Wean, Bullock; Elisabeth, Loyd, and the Clirendon.. Drew, front 'Haat ; Ca tharine, &widen, front Waterfardt Arntheid, Dewhorft ; Watt. Millis ; Cheiterlield, Mudge; Teleman. Ergot& ; /antes, Brad fhaw ; John Kelly ; John, Treafure Watfon ; Pat hems, Frida; Wdlniorthnd, Bridal; Charia, Cooney ; Jarnaka. Slegg ; Sada, Hall; Speedwell, Reports, and the St. Mary Ptel ter, Jones, front Liverpool; Elba. Janefon, Ikea BeUaf ; Meg net, Erving ; Ann, Theodor; Jahn, Dueller; Kitty, Bowie; Mars, ; thelterfteld, tr y . Alexander Margaret, Boyle, and Pitt, Campbell, f ront de. At St Ltade, John, Croft, from Liverpool. At Baton, ba, Ran Liar pool. At NOY York, Man, from Liirerpool. At Angola, Montezuma, King. from Liverpool; nrwingt Ottway, Stewart, and the "edibrd, Lane, frets London. Off Beachy, jibe, Hayling, from St. Thoth:Vit. Off Fahnebth, Hercules, —, from Barcelona. Off Dover, St. Attars*, Pratt, from Charicdon ; Bedford, Humphries, from North Careibia, and the Rip Packet, White, from Litho& At Liverpool, Mary, Iflogetom, from Lit boo ; Ann, Porton, from Jamaica; jobs Adams, Wood, froth Bolton; manaritatt's Hope, —, from Wllenifmgtoll, and the Cs. rotine, Ohler, from Dank, At Hall, Diligence, Law, front New York. At New York. Oneida Chief, and the Fair American, --, ftutmm Lnlioron. At Charlefton, Ampidon, Hod fun; Cornelia. ---,and the Bkiningham Picket; Cabana, froth Clyde. At Tortola, Hibernia, Pratt, and the Crekent, Latakia, from Africa. In &midwife Creek, Needham, from Ma lap, and the Warren, Hall, from Leghorn. Off Dover, Urania, Bowman, from Claymore. Off Porifinonth, Prince of Wales, and the Sella& from Lillian. Off Falmotitb.Twb Generals, —, and the Sash, —. front 'Virginia. At Liver pool, Dryads, Davi.; from Savanna'; Govan* Wentwath, Janes, from Charlatan ; Lord Hake, Hayes ; ; IN abeu k and the Goodrich, frosnlor. At Clyde, Fanny, Tayler, Iran New York; Jane. *Arthur. and the Swab, Baker, hem lUfbon. At Malts. Anna, Franc* Truant. ..—, and Efperanza, from London. At New foundland, sweet., from Figueni. At Halifax, Adventure; —. and Robert, ----A- from Liverpool. At Holten. Sally. Webber, front Liverpool. At St. Luca's, Avon. Hendricks; Median, Henley, and the Carolina Catharine, from LAO. don. At Surinam, Marian, Barclay; Marian, Within; Rand, and Malielana, Humber, from London ; Bedford, Lane; and the Intrepid, --, from Africa. A t m a da m .. Fame, —, and Thomas, flan MOM At Virginia, Rolla, Cobb, had London. Marx DAY.—The fir& drawn Ticket, 16,639, entitled to rodol. was fold at Burt's, where a 1.2314 a Prize of soool. No. 27,749, a Prize of 20001. No. 2220, and 13,00 t, both Prizes of wool. and 12,178, a Prize of pool. were elf. fold, Glared, and regiftered, and the fortunate holders may receive their money by applying at either 4, Conshill, or 9, Charing Crofs.—The Lottery &saes drawing To morrow, and undrawn Tickets and Shares may be had at both of the above Offices, to obtain the fol. lowing Capital Prizes, with which the Wheel abounds, Zr.ooo 10,000 5.000 a - "Poo soo Jane Taylor, aged thirty.four, broke ont. four years ago, in a large blotch on her left leg. It con• tinued fpreading, till it arrived about the knee. Its firft appearance was a rednefs of an extreme high co lour ; much hear, and a tormenting itching, which deftroyed her fleep. At this time an ichorous water was difcharged ; her legs (welling fo as to pre. ' vent her moving freely about. Poultices, and van ons applications were tried with no good effett. She then, by recommendation, refolved to take Spiltbury's Patent Antifcorbutic Drops. She perfevered for fix months, when the became entirely well. Jest TAYLOR. *Upper Cleveland-area. Jam as TAYLOR. Mr. Stn.sauar is not accountable for any mixture fold, mild, the words " By the King's Patent" are ;Minted at length on the bill of dire&ieos, bottle. and wrapper; the Ramp alfo (the King's duty) 'sprinted in black ink inftead of ted. Bottle. ss. *I its. and el. as‘ duty included. IeettIIASTICAL PRO9OIIOII. The Are. George Cuthbert, Chaplain to Wu Royal Meath tbe Prate of Wales, and Redtor'of Shaw, hi the musty of Berks. bw .beep lbfiltated . Grace the Arebbabop of York, so rShbdeastry la that Gehddral, vat by dia bads of the Rev. Wane. DIED. Well, at Montyerer t feed be. Bator Hotopefch. forastaii Orsod Matter of the Order if STAINED GLASS. CARTOONS PROM RAPHAEL, .Ste. TO ER SOLD pir AUCTION—By Mr. RICHARDSON, At his Houle, No. J r, In the Strand, the earner cf Vilna's-arca. on Thurfday, June so, at Twelve o'Clock. A N extenfive and Magnificent Collection of StainedA Olaf., confining of a molt rupees Set of the Cartoons after Raphael, clofely itudied and coloured from the originals, and are the fruit of three years dole application. The celebrated ?idlers of the Miler, in the Royal Palace, Windfor, and a great variety of Stibleets f romi the molt renowned, Ancient and Modern. Hit tooled. Portrait, and Landfealw Painters, the property and perror• mama of dude (*tanned Artily, Mr. and Mrs. Pearfon, of To be viewed on Pridsj, SiUntdat, and Money pectins, to the Saly—Deferiptive Catalogies may be had,iseice M. of M. Riehardfam No. Jr, Strand. ;DIABLE FREEHOLD FARM and RESIDENCE COOK- HAM, near MAIDENHEAD, BERKS. with early Polls:Eon. TO BE SOLD EY Mr. HAWKES, ASingularly eligible and very defirabk Freehold same, inoft beaudfally Attune an Canadian HA biwarieng an exceeding corupnct Fawn, with brick and tile p and all proper °Secs, pis Acres of excellent Arabia, w = Coppice Land, with x very weave and eatranely valuable Ride of Maras and Upland Commas. This Mate is abdrablpadapted to fowl the Complete Villa, it relents a capability of the Improvement at a Evader expence, and a einsbinadon of tages that rarely unite. For particulars, addrefi (pa* paid) to Wes. ripely and Co .(Iray's- Inn ; Mr. John Mandy and Mr. Hawkes, Reading; or No 34, Great Caftle-ftreet. Cavendifh4quate, where a Plan way be yeen.L-who has feucral Mottles to let. MANOR OF HOUGHTON--HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On the 4th of July next, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon, at the King's Head Inn, in Stockbridge, THE MANOR of HOUGHTON, with the er taslive Hare Warrens and tole right of Flaxl7 fora wafi' derable &Stance, and Houghton Haute, congaing of hreakfaft, Eating, and Drawing Rooms, good Bed Chambers and convenient Oakes of every defcripdoa, with excellent Stables, Coach-boort, end Gardens; and alto Six Paddocks, with open Rabies, and few ral other pieces of Ground, quit Rents, &C. which will be fpecified in the particulars to be delivered. The Houle and &me of the Grounds may be entered upon immediately. Hoeghten Is a healthy fituation and is within two miles of an exceßmt Pack of Fox Hounds, and the Isle diftessee from Stock bndOdadt ii only an airy ride from the Ne* Foreft sad South ampton, and near the Race Coorfe for training Hodes. The country is very favourable for courting or beagling, and the place is worthy the attention of any Sportfman. Mr. Matthew Woodier, of Stockbridge, will thew the Hoare, and furdwr partisulars may be bad of Mr. Wintry, at Dorcher ter, Dorfet. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. PHILLPOTS, On Saturday, the sot! day of July ant, at the Crown Inn, in Woecefter.at o'oo4 m the Mamma, A MOST rich and deGrable ESTATE, lituate in the Pad& of Lash, in the County of Woreciter, in the occupation of Mr. John HUI as Tenant thereof, undei a Leak- Mita will expire at kfikkabsas, tang. The Mate could!, of a Clindol bra Hob, capable of being tonverted at a Inuit explain Mr a Ousted Accident% with fuit-' able Outbuilding, and gm Amok s Roods, and 6 Perches of rich Arable Land, Meadow /Paten. Osulardlng, Hop Ground, and . Coppice Land (bewail go awl io Amos of whit* are Tithe hoe). The Mate Is Freehold of Inhatmore, and Imam in a very Neighbourhood, in a pleating, kettle, and limodful pmt of the County of Womb?, add obiy lye Mae Rant the Otg of Woe. 1 ether to which place bete is a good Toeughe Real) and the Wise diftnee from the Matteis Wdlst and Is High *ballet* any Oentienian who away wills fora Mimeo In it be apoilleg Country, there belts/ kveral Packs of Heeds kept in the neig►. boyhood. It is silo bounded in part Ist the beautiful River Tense; Which produces excellent Filh. The Orchards arc planted with the &dist Tv* Trees, aid although they have DM yet attained el* fhll prowth, between Three and Four Hundred Hogiheada of Prime Liquor have been made in one year front this Elate. The Mate may be viewed on application to the Tenant; and further particulars may he hol,by applying at the Oita of Meet. Lavender, Evtiont,and Melfr‘ Welles and Ovrkute et, in Chao. ham, where a Map of the Mate may be Rea • FREEHOLD FARMS and Trir EMS. CLOUCEhVERSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Horlblhoe Inn, at Dwirnend, In the Parini of Mangottheld on Tad*? the :ids day dime silos, barren the Houri of In Three and Five the AftatnaO, In the following Lots (be in inch Lotsas the Peoprietor at that time 6aU think proper, fob jeft to , fuck Conditioda bl Sale". ball be then and there pro dond. UM A .t•REEHOLTi ESTATE ,, innate at B.- Downes& aforefaid, a fhlritantlal well Fann Nauk. repine With all and Out-build lugs, and 7sA. zit. %sr. more or lets rich Land. Together with all Manner of Tytkpo therefrOin. Ist a. A Freehold - Enate, fituate at Dodinend aforcfald, con. of I Rthltanthdly bunt Farm Houk, with all neceffary Okra and Outbuildisgs,and EgA4R. 33P. more or leis, of Ara Me and Paithre Land. Together with 11l manner of. Tythes ari . neg th erefrom. 'Lot g. A 'Freehold Eltate, Ablate In the Parilhes of Frampton, Catena, and Mangoesneld, Othoprifing a Farm Houk, with ne e: Lan easy Clutbnaditsgt, and 33A.3R. at P. more or kfs, of Rich N. 3: There're fuppored to besot"' Veins of Coal under Loth one and two. The above FaITIL adjoin the Tamplke Road, leading frost to Chipping Sodbury, &Rant from Briftol four Mks, and frau illitknina The whole may be viewed by application to the feveral Tenants. .ad other particulars may be bad of Mr. William Mannar, Solid • tar, Demented, neat Briftol, at whole °Me a plan of the Eames may be fees. CAN'T/a. RESIDENCE, HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • - Situ ate tea Mlles Bait of Whicheiter, twelve South-Welt of Man, and five &sada from Alresferd, celled BROOKWOOD PARK; compriling a tomato dious modern-be& Dwelling-haute, with Mica of every defeription; the principal apartments neatly fitted up in the heft Ryle, with Statuary, inlaid and Marble Chimney-pima, Stucco Cornices, enriched and Weed in the Immediate tafte ; containing feven Bed-chambers and Draft-rooms, bade' Attics ; the belt Welling-room fitted up in a peculiarly tifteful mattner, with Plate-gbh Windows and elegant Ornaments; a Deviating-room ss feet by at ; a Dining Parlour of the fame din4ll6oll/ I a Break fait Pasteur, Study, and Library ; a neat Entrance Hall, a capital Stone Staircafe, two other &greatest ; convenient Haufekeepeee Room, Secants' Hall, Butler's and Footman'. Apartments, excel lent Kitchen, arched VauPA and Cc lacing, Brew-houfe, Laundry, Dairy, dcc. dcc. with a hip Kitchen Garden, furroanded with 14 feet Walls, cloathed with Fruit-tree; Plantations, Mature Grounds, and Lawn; capital Stall Stabling for eleven Hodes, Standing for four Cardagea, tad vary excellent Bed-rooms and Apartments over them; Farm Yards and Buildings, with romped Inclofures of Ware, Arable, Mad Wand Land, contain' se in the whale 3st Arta, of the yearly value of 37aL The Haute, Offices, GaMens, Wood Lands, and fundry other Lands, are Freehold, the asssalndar Copyhold of inheritance, 10)- Jc/ft to yearly quit rents. anummitimg to 4 x6s.ld fixed harlots 61 ys. and tines certain... slidlt se ellsaatita, 41 74. 6d. The Land' Tax only 141. y 5.641. Printed PartieularrnanyktiOlittlie Ps:inters of the Oxford and Bath Papers t Alrciford, Alton, Southampton, . and axiom ; *lto at the But, at Staines; the Oise of MtikeJltielisriksti end Ca Land Surveyors, Mb. 7, Lincoln's Inn ROI t.and.st Mr. Webb% (Mice. in SOW hurt, where a plan may be feen.and whit is anthorliod to treat Vat the Me. The Hoak to be Timed br.tsisar et theretiant ; and Mr. Pax", ofßranniam.naar the gnu.% illialswitisiAmisow4 Ore 'stinted pirtloatan. PIJVANTS a PLACE, RE BUTLER io a C9411' r TM Family, Miele asetbir awn ear bay i• ker. a middle ar,, %tie man ; will be howl* afetal. berm in =may thinr ; wager_ Rands the maaagetneat Of a bait/ wbb ;be A - wit vicaseary, brewing aNid aurketing. and the mum, if „. "tired ;la tired t a coatibeaseat. Wary van bat be au abj a d i n a gala iltaatios. Igo. by bred away yenta is v‘ry reirediele faashietpiiii itassia lia lialciart.....Ple,fe dire! R it Mr.. Drier's, Taylor, Na. i 6, Great Cbapri-ltrett,Saba. FOR BRUISES, SPRAd43, &a. &c. DR. STEERS'S OPODHLDOC. CAUTION. —On the outfide of the Wrapper on esen Bottle of the real Blalleine, a Stamp is fired, in width is engraved" F. Newlyn. No. 0,3 t. Pam's," and over the Cott of the Bottle a Laid is palled, with thefe Words. " Dr. Stan's Opodeidoe,.prepared by F. Newbery." AU thole whish are foal without tbefe deliputtiens re grofs Counterfeits. The Public arerequelted tosttend to this Caution, in cisit4- istence of an Impoiltiva which has been practifed by amain Ven da, of Medicine, who, under cover of a anti lon in trade with Mr. Newbery's Hoofe,iiiave sot only kid io I. , .ndnii, but by tra velling round the Country, have ditlentinatecl through the Retail Dealers in al/ parts of the kingdom large quantities of a (parlous preparation a i m s opogchloe; in the MN" of Dime - Nous of which the Names of Dr. Steers, of Charing era.. and Mr Zicssberb o g Sr. Paul's Churehisird, are made ufe of, al order the more cot,. pktcly to deceive unwary Purchakes. The genuine Opodadoe is prepared and Geld by F.Newbalyand Sons, No. 45, Se. Paul's, on the Coach-wily, akw dodo bola Cbegglide. London, ist Battles,. price as. 6d. each, duty included ; tad by thole Vanicrs only in the Couutry who offer the real Mt. Gibe soder its appropriate Stamp. HATTON HOUSE, No is. CROS HATTON GARDEN. DR. HODSUN has received the following Letter, and complies with the requelt of the Author. "I beg you win be fo good asto publilh the fonowtng deelemtlen that tie public may be better acquainted with the fiuguLar elfscaoy of your medicine called the PARISIAN VROISTAIILR MILOS. About four yeamago I cowman! the Venereal °Male, which at its commentansast beinrimproperly treated, the ditorder,whiets was only chalked, broke out again with imitated violence, in tbort, the diftemper was of fo malignant a nature, that 1 nct only Wive& tie molt exam:Wag pains, but my whole body was covered wfds ulcers, though I had then the advice of the molt eminent men in tie profelSon, they wens not able to relieve me. I was put under a oourfc of falivation, but this too failed of foxed'. Finding no perioa able to arreft the dreadful progrefs of the difeafe, I was on the point of abtindoning myfelf to denude, and waiting patiently for the hone of my diffolution,whlch teemed to be inevitable,when I was prevailed on to take one of your cos. 6d. beaks of Syrup ; tbeeffed It produced was btyond what I could expeet, confider* how deeply the diforder was rooted in me. I was therefore inda , red to persevere in this medicine, and after taking eight bottles, f found rnytelf perfrEtly recovered. No perfun could have coact:re al, if they were not eye witnelfew, the alteration produced in me, for which, next to Gun, lam flatly indebted to your truly valu able and incomparable edicine. Gratitude demands from me my belt thanks to the Preparer of it, and I congratulate my country. men and mankind in general on this molt uhful and rentarkabie ditcovery. Your obedient lervant, THOMAS JONES. St. Jamies-litect, May 4, aos. Thu Syrup is alto fold as What at toe. 6d. a bottle, by appoin!.. ment,aad fold whole:fate at Mr. ilutice,, N 0.4, Cheapids, Legd o e and may be had of moil Medicine Venders in every town. HAVING dedicated inyceif to the tiudy, and been `ratified by the molt confiderable pratice in that brands which I thought paper to (daft, I trait that I have name= mil =my dm than iffelk who, In the extenfive field of the ors oecabonally namerfal in =catalog, and cannot always attain that Cooed* *bit& is acquire d I y ameentratlng the Intelledual power to am clefs of dif The Walks of DEBILITY we peculiarly &finding. for they brig with dem a train of concomitant frvetans, and, by a clo. =rd. vital ovstf, Weans lOW becomes embittcretL—.. they wife from the preealee..e dill example, tbedeareto thebabits of hied-ben or the landgenees of maturity, they rev .take de atatailifiduotar profs noel ; bet by the ighennas of uneducated men, the Crapulous are auravated, sad the ad& alders deftereed. • Ass MIDIERA of the ROYAL COLLEGEd SURGEONS. I grand my tiretenfines en regularity of edneadeat sod =Haft every peiviiege to pradliee. I ikel aided! =deisct to that cadliksee with which limit *herto been fo liberally honoured. In the firft redations of load =Ands, early eppliadoe win prevent the calamity of a ,debilitated frame ; but where the (of ferer, from a caardournere of 4semrnandr of the vice wild anted his mislbetune, is fearfurwrlbe contempt or cerium of hie badly pbyfician, and brooded= his infirmity with cardul cos endshent, It mid be Cstisradory for him to he allured noted( of capability of treatment, but alto of the molt inviolable fancy. Ada in recent Venereal Canplaints it is porfible to portent yds, danger at diffrers ; in the moil complicated cares it Is the aeqdta meat of exclufive experience in this line to died a fief, =tab, slid fpady i offer the advantage of this expasimee to the& of either fez who are Waded with apy kind of Linfall ITY, of any Campmate o( V ENHREAL INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms Of ran aeration are Hated on the firfi. interview. Pattents in the country are eared= to iodic a Beak nate, aid are requdted to fpedfy their age sad mariner of Ibriag. MARTIN ERIE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons la Lade& No so, Artunkl-ftrect, Strad, peat Temple Bar To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efigi Nu. 9, Bridge.ltreet,Loadon. Honoured Sit, Edinburgh, March erg, nog. I DEG leave to inform you, that ever fince the year 1790, I have been ;filleted with the Lues Venetea, which from its ohltinately refilling every courfc of medicine preferibed ley the moil eminent of the faculty here, and undergoitig (everal fe vere cooties of fallen-ion, and twice difeharged from the Hotel tal, with little relief, would appear to he of the molt inveterate nature. In the Ipring of lilt year my diforder had gut to fuck a bead,aa neatly to put a period to my etiftence: I hada large Aar ou the crown of my bead, one on each arm, and my legs Mere broke out In a frightful meaner; my right was dreadfully and had been in a Rate of ulceration for the laft fere= my left had alto two large nodea ou k, was very much di( and gave merit& excruciating pain s ,giarticularly when warm In bed, as nearly to deprive me of reit. In this lamentable Rase I was recommended by Mr. J. Thompfoo, (who received foveae& cure by cheat here), to take rate Leake's Patent Pills, withal I begun to do no the ugh of May ; in the courfe of a fortnight I! • tan to receive benefit—in little more than a month the 'gem 'an My head and arms were fouodly heakd—foon after the Gees on my legs Inakd alto, leaviog, however, confideuble cliftionoradoo .in the &hi, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the bid. Bog of Gun and a little longer perfevcrance in your invaluable Medicine, fAtfided ; thc.nodcs difpertiog, the lain regaining its natural hue, and the nocaurn4 pains gradually going oft 1 thug becan.e, by your liberal advice end medicine, pettedly free fruits all my former complaints-44,e recovered my former fpirit and itrength, and am become j. Ily and fat, in which Rate Meng continued many months, t o th e aftonillimmt of all who knew me, I am at a lots in what terms to exprell my gratitude, but beg you, for the gond of other (offering mortals, to make this my cafe as public as potSble, as I *tall on every oec.tlion ; in I , ' doing yet *UI greatly oblige, Sir, pour grateful, obedistn, very humble kr. Mut, A• • LEX. MURKER. Swan's Pak Higk Witnelies to the .}boor Caere i•-•jOiss- 1 tionmfon, No. 3, New Poultry-market ;lobo 14 I moth, Old A6esiblyl2l.4 , diniwrith. Prepared and Indifif the foie Prnpricteg, 'MOM AS TAY. member ofthb Royal College of Surgeon., at MS Hoeft, No. 9, New BridgeArtet, Loridfn ; where, after a connect IC. fidenee of more than thirty-fit: years, In a pri.dice particularly di reeled to the cure of Venereal Complaints, aml t hofe incidental en the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable facreey which men of his Profefilon thould Away.. obferve in inch cafes, he Sit ten himfelf, the advice and affdtance he gratuitoully atiminifters to perfuna taking this Maficiae will be eficerned, by a difcerc. big Public, as an advantage foidom attainable, avd void of all ambiguity. Alio fold by his appointment, for the convenience of thole lie. sing at a diftance, at the Perfumer'., No. 35, St. AlbanNottreeet Pall Man the I. ofillv o P. Nev-1 0 3. 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