Star. — London, England, 1802-09-09 00:00:00

. - RECOiIDER's‘ RAPORT.- • . Vella-day the Recorder made a Report to hi. MAjulivy or the following prifonere tinier feutenc of death in NewgJte, viz : w. kkerect and J. Henton, for granting /LW!!Banta on th. %items.% and ribbing him of I cc. a hat, "(I a pair of gloves. Olan,ler, fik allaniting K. Alright on the highway, aye rubbing him of ts. and Come halfience. J. Tenni and lame* Degathgte, for Itealing fix handker .ds. the property of Harry Baker.. R Trumpet. and Wm. Roberts, for breaking into the dwel linykonie of T. Face, and ttosiing,ten pip. • M. Mkhad, fbe uttering a alennterfeit feven-fhilling piece and havin4 been before convi4tai of a fintilar offence,.he was denied the biseat of his nleegy .„ T. O'Brien, for rebbing Mary Hayward of ss. and a linen bag; on the highway. 1 : 40 ( • J. Rowland, for uttering a counterfeit feven-Otilling • piece and being his fccond offence, be was denied the benefit of his, clergy. • 3 Martin. alias Sheptord, for breaking into the dwelling hmtfe of & Brown, and ftealing a filk handkerchief and other II tides. Sarah Davis, for Realing fix gowns, a pair of breeches, and other articles, the property of H. lfaacs and j. Reston. H. Evans, for flealing a mare, the property of A. Harding and j Gatehoufe. j. Rogers, for coining a Milling. When they were ail refpited during hit MajeAy's pleafure. • POLICE, #.e. • Bow -STREET. —The . ind•euminatiOri of John Hughes Edy, the Creole, - littik place on Tuefday, .at Bow-fireet, before Mr. Janice Boar., when the pritint:r was fully committed to Newgate for Ws', • and the parties were bound over to profecute. Mamsron-House.—Tuefday, a long private examination took place before the Loan. MAYOR, of feveral perform concerned in a fuppofed Forged Power of Attorney, which had been prefented to the Sierra Leone Company fora Seathan'sWaics, to the amount of 391. 2s. 4d. which they ',had raid; once which John Stean, the' failor, who it was fuppofed had put his mark to the paper, bas appeared and claimed his wages, pofitivtly deny-, ing that ever he gave any power to receive his wages, nor ever did put his mark to any_power, as he can write very well, which be fheWee_diem- The Agent from Portfmotith, who bad *jived this Iktottey; has porrthrely (worn Led* pulps. ho: big Aie man who bad put - liis mark to diss power,. And had received llops-to the amount Of tol.. and 181. in notes and call, and very clearly exigaited the time when, and perfons employed to wageffoo him ; this was likewile fabilandared by. two more gentlemen from Portfmomb, wk..kad ;fees) the feveral times, rind fold him the clothes, °etc. and that he was then on haat! the Portland ref/tiring-alp at Portliston. the mot contradieed: raid he newer was -oillsoard the Portland man of war at all, and eadastoured to give his Lorithip an account of all the diffeftot hips he had been on board of fince be the fhip Nancy, in the Sierra Ledge CoMpany's em ploy ; but in his account he was not corre4, which led his Lordthip to exprefs. that.it wal either; a forgery or a pet i ery, anti Ottlfred the 'tailor intot cußocl, till they mild be able_ to ofcertain wise tiler he bad ever been on booed the, Portland, and ,i-died to the different (hips .be Ilefdrilif.el, iultith . was doubted by the Agent's StdjOtbt; Vbb Usgecile:te of his Ltiraltip to hare tfuje, to /*m ans= the . looks, when orders were given , for that Pu 7ererday a great number of pettOns were brought before the LORD MA yin, charted op TO ,picioa of picking .pockets in .BartholoreenFoir t. and feveral handkerchiefs foetid concealed ahnnt them were pmdisced. One of tiler* Sat*O.P-7 graves, was fully committed . , tO*ce - hikbpjist,t4r pieking the pocket of Elizabeth ;Sykes of 11..b0x, coonsiaing four thillingsand tome papers. • • Gr Lap A L L.—Yettirday John Smi tb, ,:e.tulr neyman •to Mr. Ramfden, baker, in Sh e, was examined on (elision of robbing him, at va rious times, by taking money from his till dyeing the night. He*ras committed for trial. HATTON-GARDiar—Yefterday Martha Timber ton, the wife of a chimney-fweeper, was charged by James Griffin, a foldier, with a cruel afrault upon him, in the following manner: that coming op Holborn, with a comrade, the prifoner With her hniband wanted to run againft hini in their footy garb, when he gently put them on one fide,. and walked on; but that the prifoner came run ning after him, and thruft a (harp-pointed knife into his left thigh, to the bone. She was with difficulty fecured, but as there is no danger of life or limb, fhe was admitted to bail. PUSLIC OFFICE, WORS HIP-STRE FT. —Tuefday tfteen men who [land charged upon fufpicion of being concerned with other perfons, not yet in cuilody, for committing al aults and robberies on feveral perfons on Thurfday night hi*, in the neighbourhood of Finsbury-fguare, were further examined, when the perfons of three of them were recognifed by pert - ons who were robbed that even; ing. They were all committed for re-homi n g, to give time to other perfons who have been robbed to site The fang day two young men were clamed, before the Magillrates, upon the•oith tgal of eleven years of age, who - Rated, that ;is flte • was, croling the fields towards the City Roof, ;about coven o'clock yeflerday morning, , The wet actiitied by the prifoners, who forcilily took item her bundle of wearing•appapel ;* the ebfe•taing•elear, they were committed for trial. L' • Yeaerday, ten of the *Die pitfonsverebrought up for examination, when: At o,thitit *ere 'dit charged for want of evideifte, Olic'rea , mantled to palm for anothErlaenting; .• . • On Friday P. Milwartf iiiiipeeutetat Mar-, wick, purfuant to his,fentence at the esiltifi Af fixes for count j.; s witenko . implements for ' '' • • About five . O'clock on Tippfdny ,allernoon, .11ettry HurViiinvitfteil tif:tbe,f,i4c# graisitY KAY, in the parifk of IWO, was evcpod on the • New drop, behind LinealterS, f lip, was only 3' years of me; 204411 p Pllket,orpecn -hokq:bjs iliouisippirc a warn. inicto ail baw.ibet ins .COUNTAr. NEW& RSA DI NG, • giIIPT• 4..".011 t ' 4 , 04(1101t410, t Ur. U N T /140014 the. Mayor elf tilt , ' : '9 l l n 'k eiber with the Aldermen and jlin - ' ;, e t prmatatP4 V; he choice of a new Chief,' . ' rate, went vi b e: ., r....asyrence's chttra,wheri#lAT vine Sen'iger the' Thaplain to the prefenray ty popi...v l / 4 414)! Crom the Second Book of Samuel, A1N . 115.., II "He tiwt ruletb Over m e n me b hig. ,;gtruW SI !le I Inier f Goa," delivered a very fuitable.ri4,-in e . ft* dirconde. The weighty con fi deratroni.of re goon, were urged by the Preacher as the grand motives of Aim and as the only fecurity for good order and ludic , : among men. 'Having fet forth with much' tirmncfs of language and dignity•of exprefflim the, various dutie, of tie Magiftrate; the Preacher; then addreifed himfelf to the fucceeding one,' by a molt refpeaful but folerim exhortation;ll while he took fit occafion to acknowledge and applaud the integrity and liberal, marine**; of our prefent moll excellent Chief •Magilliate,, who by rotation is fo foon to .go out ; whefe trill . ) , independent condua as a man and a *agArate has dignified the office, and &Cured,. to bun the warm and lafting efteem oftbis Borough. Qn the fame day, the Mayor gave hirtf . - Ond public din ner, at which a large and 'rgfpsfta j hle company, were prefer*, the provifions were plentifq and of the bell kind. A defi'ert of pea Ches; *neitarines, melons, and , pines was richly fpre.ad, on the tables.? A bridle circulation of good wine; gbod toafts, and i good humour diftingbiffied the hilarity of this ge nerous entertainment. In the evening, Mrs. Wtsr a ROO lc ,the Mayorefs, accompanied byitnothirlady; Fended at the tea table in the Council Cktaiibir.l. HULL, SEPT. 4,—Among the ".many inftinces of human dePra4ity which we daily fee and heir of, the following will be foupd equal in atrocity to any trinfaaion in the memory .of man : —t.OR , Thurfday morning . ladinboat two o'clock, Mr. Tolerton, of Flaaw . ne * near Wakefield, was alarmed' by 'iiii . Msfcmtmcm,n. - , ineon : : 4;4 np and lookltigout . . . t i ; ; , .or. • * is man on tHE'tother '-- '': . ,, ..road' . ; ..g: s! hands, and ilight in ihe , . ' irt . Eliiabea? Ma , one of Ms neighbours iiAie oppeAt: . 9n r4i . - giving the alarm,. the light . was extmkuithe4, id, the 'Apan he hid teen, ran .away. -W. Tsq.ertf!n; thin — altered the go*, alit %ad Uri.. South M. alitili ?tan suits 1).4k 811;`kalt44:unlyer; 4;. , tired itidi 14 4 cae.. j ailel.brijectiii W„ilig . frio. er ic a, 1 1, 'tfiliailtiat to r ela t e , 'and *teaming la . ' we? , ' ,-,. r. - 41: . f , fa of cle4th. She was,qpite , fmclii . l • • _Jr* bit '.• . 4 .foi 1 11 #414 4 '.l l l l- OW e ''‘ r' !Pik's Ch.. - eat{ ;.•' - 'i ping mat) '1 . :I. , ti'lietee'n 104rt i df . Nte_ .is , . h op. . Ott IfiS'lr eta ;Aron, .he. tly• l den . • : hiving anyititpia . - the'hbrrid; e l k v eient o luit i . mAingth lOnffired 'tri#t • e , heeds the mnrdes t n . icitriPanii ingS:Vclic(scl:. Ifeald; 'ip94 ther young,man in the.seig/skinehboal.: Undr i Raiding the decented was etwthswoni theibrolse open the honk iritlt i 4 kik' ..1 • .: ',..: .4:9114g murder her. . .T 4. 7 4 1 .41 - . ~.,.. 1 Fii . silans, while Heald int. in at,l3ext- . 1 1 ,11. ' y ac. o 4flt! . wbtinded . hli'ai-echiii4hcets hilq, 7 , - 'he3iiii IR ployed.in ,2,0444 Ayitul.ff v fn IV r qiertAml 4 ic ! it Heald:l944s Abe. 11:9415.. .:11;c: v.niop !it*, bp& aoppiesiiiccs, and' a re F . Wfx . coniinikted toZiftl; 3 l Calk foi trial...Me cleceafed. Wai up4ards or years old, universally refpe4led. She has left three Eons (all well fettled is life) vi lasseut.her lots. New . 0 A sr Ls; 'Si p -a., :4..— r AncitlierTcene of fraud has been ail - cover:44 this ytiro h 7th,4iiit kb°. 1 ed, will lead, to .a fidl'irtlttheTlStgOr,:i!f.„... It ,Inseroqs gang of depredators . yn :Ole NI (4 th U I a. very large„ frank mai fe ni,..to . ;a. i'mXfii, Of ,Wor th; Shifids, aieOn,Taniici wa-i leer kir one Ofkis! 4-fit4lOtaince-iii r , ol le i .r . mcfOripg him to. let: - Abe Mink, ftpL i there untaitotopille . cl for. It re. wined there) until the .bqpnning. of this. week,, when Jio:pcirfosi coming for it, Wririon wo, oil Wednefday:evening, given. tr . ). 0;4 Man!, vibe , immediately. giafed,4,dari3 „Hu_tion t ,..she prison. who wrote the letter, and John Ranft), a currier in Newitiftle, from whim the trunk was fent, to be apprehatid4 In etinrequeilie orthis i Margaret. YfAriCk;;- a ;Wirt .Thakev m: the Groat-market, was :alio, ini tbe*.folloiting morniiig, apprehended; , lild .on Tiiiiscday ,he. trunk was brought up .to Newcaftle by an officer, and li Totind to.contain a great quantity of linen-drapery; hofiery, and mil linery goods, of confiderable value. Several more boxes and packages have been difcovered in this. town and Gatethead, where they had been depo fited by Ranfom, and which contain goods of the fame defcription ; another quantity was found in his ,hop. No difcovery. has bea yet made to whom the property belongs. 'The parties tiodetrent au examination before the Ma&illtrates yetlertliy. Oti . Thurfday moral , abOut ten .o'clocfc, A . farm houfe near Little 'k, in the neighbont hood of Whitby, inhabite ' lay, Mr. R. Ribinfon, A tf o rep -.'hle ,farmer, was ditcwiered• to be on fire, and nOtwithkanding every exertion to flop th e proffe4 of the flaws, was burnt to the ground. Tklirniture in thelower rooms waspreferved,hat eves" thiaxin the upper apartments was confum ed, including a chef} of apparel, in which was de policed a number of bane notes. The accident was.owing to one of the rafters of the roof cottep. municating with the inner part of the chittney r tht • end of which having taken fire, the flames com municated to the whole building. At lAnglee. neat Netherwitton, the following . dream fiance lately occurred, which, from its fingularity, deferres at leall the record of a newt paper publicity: - -A fervent girl of the above place, went igto an ad' cent 6eltt9 milk her cows,. ' 1 arvi.while the vets iii ins, her eye eciught.fome- Om t * hangins, 4 : . n t e . branch of a .tree in the l e # orit wood, , ~ ay . lo I,Man's hat. :This fuzee , fAr.4IOOS7IIOSP #4itici iler Curiofity to appnach OSll' to,!arag 4to examine .wy t t A : s.. reaUi !rase , rhfchlie ; to be a, averts . . Almloosi not to set the Oppohanity Of obtatning fuck a; 4141 1 .tcsafare, flp:rdit ,tlte braiich, -huddled / the( whole (Warm ie . eripm,ind carried thpm home)! With. , 11 .1PoRil *Uk,.} l o9 . ,Mel: : 1 1 4g 1 - -# 4 I P I IIOI many of the 6eas Aim herß p the visdi e sii am perfiaed Op dcipte offfiqr,pa4l4l. ' ISO to • •' . her - Pri • QLAcr-iirriTal. . 4WD. Yetterday,Thomistiftlef Northern!. itampftead, Efq. tl Mifs Combe, daughter of - ti Combe,..of Bloomlbury-fqpirat. i At. 112111-4:4donevelVtikiovr, thrltr. Aim* mi ai l tsars aayl 4:br ArittoWA 4 0 :Mks** 1tcv:490 4 1 = , faryiving a%,h iof the fp g . g4rclorjpi ... lfevlsip fig i , ,2 0 415. sey il reitnaiffs,Tah. ' . 4 M rift_ i le' 040dWStsrankiWiiregiaMifitivisi - . rAt Litsbraik . Lispastislili4M 4 o f Itigiteklicisdid, cousity. '• 644ll4 gri* t 4 I s4,'ProPs h. Piti*PNlClPONAttitCreiaah, M.D : illi u .P.E" - N l' 11 1 1 4 it t4 i l a tct i ncil Nut g97,4‘.. E49.,t0 Au --- - - ~~~ ~.-,~ •••••••••••••• • • P 1 61 ). • I On fiaturday haft, aged 74; theßay. /frauds Bat, Bedoy,n( **button, Yorldhfre. - • • • On the tit inft. at his boufe,itt tiunbettveli:, Surrey, Richard Lawrence, Ef9•.:. -Oa Tuefday porning, after a lingering Tads, Mrs.pimser, of Great lames-Brett, Bedford-row. • • Saturday morning, at her 'bode, in Wlippole4ei; Mrs. Willett On Mondpy evening, at. her honk Belktibmiliate; Iriathall; Mrs. Watery, wife of Robert Waters,. Niter of thetaelidia; Company;! (hip Britannia. Vie3olli' nit. at Woodford, in Egex, after Ding With,: Laritti-ing, Efq. lately a„orotillett-draile)* ih toto4lll, bu,t tad' . . retired from hulincfs. • . . On the 13th of July let, in the prime of life; at Pcterfburgh,i Virginia, Mr.Tltomas Hanel, merchant, a pOye of Ponteftidt,. YOrindre. • • Lately, by the burning of a blood-veffel, Mr. Child, of Wor-. cefter, who was concerned in &feral of the Severn turns in the Briftol trade. On ift inftant, at Warrington, after two days illnek in of a fail from his gig, Edward. Di Efii4ate of the Wagingtou Volunteers. the Sift ult. at North Shields, s i e dji lta be r t sift gig. a Lieutenant in, the Royal Navy, Wired* to the corporation o f Af'Morpeth, whilft preparing (in bis.ebogil)tor divitielor . - vice, the RFv. Mr. t Turner,.paitor, of the., Catholic • • oregatitat in that tostn. • • ' " • • On Sunday morning, after a few bouts lOWA, at bet Reties. boort In Great Cnntheriatid4rien PteuusulalloweVivial Sarah Cardin. At,t9lafgow, on the 29thigt, fleet ivikortillodiscsied 37, Mr. James Hamilton, latch? from Honduras, fon to the Welk. , Walter Hamilton,44W4l4pqmAyethire,„ • At Ayr, on Ab 4 .s4di Nu: tiutaNsionoosesthaned At Derry, county Tippqam a idwAlad, was. sChlldhaelll Head, Efq, . • •!, •,„ ra 2 .0 • _I L ! !„f, At 1 -FPOW‘fie lisheansigiukik4. ::. .m o the it i - !) 11 . 0 ,4 : • W I -ir ' • ; . .. 1 . • pUI.111: IJA .11Va 07 4 17.1 - 4, • , , • 1 ;ilium WARiikitv aniVit's4sehu• Ilaterfel` Pen tane Oil Colours, in Cakes and Pots,-andeatratiaperfine Pertail rr _ , . vent Water Colours ; in Calioy. ko. dec. as , be. ball 4lokal r, , — Floe-AMY tgipofite Airaieet. `Landon.... .. ... • ,, .. A THE a b ove Colours bave llen . gclegOwl " 'id! I'IL 6i obi:ilia Artifts, to be permanscht, beyond an • . I yet clikovered. They are levigated by extra teblibliett, to the ligheftadensto ot , refinenten iltid l ira alto, an -. tart ....rea th e StSte4Tatietffi Won tie sudffiniprostrd Win.. cip es: The extra fuperfine permanent W.atcr„qqloyrapi . coles, have been declare 4 for,clearnets of ColoinSf lp fi i rft,suktnefs: •••ertigt,idgeatlityilisadtiratialic , , tOexciFidt •",. ' Annie ilndt lisenroiedt*M•Cillobts W 40theav tilbw l a in , willi up ibipdange orcniout in the naafi edatinotis ilstititreb dry as fart or as flow as r.!quired. Thefe Oil Cakeatuft 0 ti*d as Water.Colours . , .w4h, the catOt cafe aidsli.nitinte . and: r Aber is . `.iffpaiefacorogiqu Olonssin oft or Wirche,ire ev .s-y. ' t k.a l ; r r t e r e d z i n adadribly einiroat Pt sly are •kintafiAllinicilt to lkdicll ent; endure evorcli mate without fpoilii•!•,a re v•elladapt... ed for Travelling,conntry R efidencies, anti to t,,Ake Views at SCS,. +.1.11141 cam& be 441*ot:a ndl WllWthent aPilktiniflhe fet in ,t! . prilnoted.• 'To emunciate thizehole of their exceitent prropettka,. alu,iFfrafent advances' ftafe of perf i sigkion„von id exc e relabei L. . gf an adyer if..on at,. )et it fullgee to fm, Li that.io , rptae o fi t zie4 prontihn.' they ! mein ous t Unprove - ftat • obtained tie approbation ilidrecommendatton iiftis s ebelt:ji tii the hing-1 idiom:land to make this molt valuable Aisicle g er..ll,'S. *hind Co. intend to make a eoefidenthie redosilion Alit priegi,l,,Thr : extra impeding Permatient.Oil Coh.urs in.tiots.ptillas the above I*ppliff?kifinft 41difink, Edit Mg, or groveing I .ivery, lie. - and will betoond - tti reefs all the welt-known:permanenti brlllianey eif Ancient Colouring.—Bat we Icave the artiltato, decide ion the i. merits of the whole, obferving,only th at thex are the produce o f ten years inceffant lahourandexperithenta doly conformable to the obfervations of the belt Artifts. That ,their obtereations, and efpecially our efforts, will in tome inftauces fail, we have 'no' dotibt ; we fiatfer ourfilves• howelver; Viet lost ourpOnt en *ander, we have faceeeded; alai ha% lug ob&rnslO-i peat di verfity of genius in the application of colours, we have thought it ncceffary to produce as great a diverfity in. the preparation of them, in order that all Artilts may be able to procure a let of colours kited to their tette— Our (leapt l's, to produce that 1 perfection and permanency in colours by general, that is never likely to be produced by individual experience, and we hope to I be credited when we declare that we.iii no retpeet intend to de-' oeice;•as we 4311 manufadure many different lets of all the ! molt valuable natural. Tints that can poffibly be. procured, and ; all prfons Iball be at liberty to change their colours as often as 1 they illede. With theft - general obfemtions we will dote our addrefs, humbly hoping for the fupport of a candid and gene rous Public.. ' • They We make and fell the following Articles, and every regulate for the ftimolemetit of fine Drawing, of the'firft qua lity, wholefale, retail, and kir exportation, viz. Five different Pets of Crayon Pencils, tome of which will bear Varniihing.—Five different lets of Impalpable Powder Colours, for Tranfparent or Opaque Painting, either in oil or water.— Twofets of new invented Body Colours, which neither change nor crack off, and ate particularly calculated to appear like Oil Colours when Varnifhed—Five different kinds of Purified Oils 1 --Two excellent Chryttaline Varnifhes, one of which is pro duced by diffolution of Gum Copal purely in high redtified Spi rits of Torpentino—A molt curious improved Italian Prepara tion for prefaving and heightening the lights in Stained Draw isigs, equal to all the Freedom of Penciling, of Opaque, .or Oil -Painting. Price as. Gd. per Bottle. •Merchants and Traders (applied on the molt advantageous Terms, rs above, and at their Warelionfe, No. 13, Sweeting's Alley, Comb& 1 ARTISTS OPINION OP SMITH, WARNER, AND CO'S EXTRA PINE PERMANCNT COLOURS, ate. Gentlemen.' do not think it poffible to make any further itn- I provement in your fine Colours,partieularly in your Water Co ' lours; they feem to me to poffefs all the qualities an Artift can with ; they flow freely, vouch fharply, work Sappily, handle broadly, or finely, pencil firmly, and make even wallies with cafe ; the heavy Colours you have given a thinners to, and the light ones a fofficieut Solidity. They work well without gum by which the purity of the Colours are preferved, and the Arta ambled to give the full depth ofTint Without being black ordirty; and I have to add, that 1 think it a great acquilition that they and other of your excellent Improvements, have been long fence recommended to me by that juftly celebrated Artift Mrs. Mee; and that I am happy to find them fo warmly patronized by many others of great eminence, and am only lorry, from your having pleated my ideas better than my own labour and dole application for ao years pat in the preparation of colours,thaa I am as little known in town as to ydurfelf, and cannot therefore give you that due weight to this opinion, which would infure i your Articles' that good tweets I believe they merit, and I with you in them. (Signed) CHARLES BYRNE. This is my opinion alto, Taossiteu.s. To Smith, Warner, and CO. 2EI, Piccadilly. In addition to the above, numerous are the Patrons of the ar , ticks of S. W. and Co.'s. manufadure, but they cannot Wert the whole for fear of offence; however, in addition to the above : 'with tubmiffion, they have the honour and fatisf a dti o n to a dd , the Names of thofe diltiuguithed Artlits, It. Cotway, Efq. P. I Sandby, Mfg. Mr.P.lteinagle, fen. and Mr. It.Rdnaee, jun. • • S. W. and Co. beg leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, ; A te. that aniongfteheie - late dikovesios is a fine Free-working I full Body White warrante4permanent ; it undergoes the le -1 vereft Tens. ini . l eyery Chemical Operation, without the lean i Change. • ••• '..." ;I''''' 1 i N. B. PI i iltelliOns. that the above SMITE is not, and Wrer was, -v 111, with Smith late of Norwich, and their att . A.rdeks are Genuine but What IPWil e At oNgrE2l 4 l.e . 4. 94 LTAIN Co; r ,Alitags:Prirrietor of Darat's.telehratd m et h. •L,A. eated Bangles an& remeshes, M.htfours infon m t h e Public, that he :nay as ufual be confulte4 daily from 9 . t,, 1 at biabadic la .01.*Ii.arertylinha;otirafev 0 ' St ritturts:d h• trlATt e f e 1egt%.45. 44. a c wed a& P .ll ) l ltY4,sn , l reery e iii. ' reerecy is to effcntial a ree,ai4itc, Mel. M r , I i s lirovidid alimaiana Wife, that evert ilidelit ainy h e ire r „.1. i ;,; d 1 to a fep ara a e aftgrtment. Mr. D. hit.t . o,r .yliany . ypirs c „,„ i i 3 ;a 'hiinfelf, to that department of Surg. fy, an d from c x ,. „;.. e. . .pralce, and th4:maitilattering fsiceefe, h e i s enabled N . „: I f Welt_ 011iaf ctillc4o4veirlf-aci°u ll / 2 7 4 1 0 4 1 0 an couGurium. a? ren.rairit in diet, an pr_eventintthe,ppftibility of it.r.,., ; , . & Ka i* in thicauatty Rating thdttcafa i fully, i n a Icttcr:;.;,. tra one, or. pound 4 l i m po un d. n 4fT•l?" ll 4 i4tv.c.Proptr remi t . : tltheykoudt. ' Poi the v ari ous fyrnptning, sc r , Dufosea eraszdfe as the: a 184 price .2.. .! ... A,fth edition • 1 4 , 104,11#40J. , f4:9o,llArt, :,,,b,„ : * 'D. SYnialida er , rafOriiiiiferAiivi ; 'an Of the Author: • • •I • k l e itttlictANT'LAl --- -- i °Whole fitedtatiegitres a temporary ,W. 4,40,411, 4urgeott, and Att4n Ara. offers o odate Ladies in an airy andrq.r. t ,' atioa, with A lr e -in, on terms inked t, 4 ' t : ). 4 ., - " ( 1A40 49 4; t ;heir, ilgints put Qt.t.iti::4l as huni'andy ;akefiree of : and as Hunian t iry :direr hii adiftanoirloitilleviate the hail:ors of coneet.c4l N. hc ! L1 4 41 5 4 41 111 404300 1 )044 4 00 applicadift tie greateftattentipp, and :so ts profoar.d I 0 L aren (i e ft gorztan a at l wife, or to Mrs. Machin, Midwife w Na 19, Churiott„,n,, , Surry,fida of Illackhiirrpriclye, the mull p e a r -, 4 ' attention. - ' WO4r4 ll ),aY bc, .4•lll.... l 4FNWCrikos a boz, a cert.ain a atet!eay vemo% e all (,:::.K.I -dons and:i • Witiartneeenishludiaine 4itcr 111415 1 Y.u. . '• . ' 7 niatinn , • IP9EfigitTE? liiirreitYeAFOthß Prepay . ft.44lhFisNS'. . Ara Wit Is thesis& (aft mac afilltanecip ever see ew e .; °Pc battle will In /Salmi Pertedt a cure, and iliac 2 hi to danger of &ting Inju ' r:(ll)y tit t :` rri! •- ffitti 3ilbextutoblik at which it. is compofect are pesi s d a e t a .; . 17. 110“11t. _ _ . . -- fiefollowing Wirt' kitratiif a ',dol. t s rain Mr.t. 1 ' - - 444)1114k 5 ig theTikantreill Stafford, to tilt: Wholefahik,:mt : ' ''Air...-Thene.are pejo . p.,..apti v4hcra pt. ? f o y,i,oe' s B a k a T b as been ilfed at Leek. l'he brft 'peribti. is 0 - # !. :u6 ,4 3. r.+4 „f. c . he' AIR been hail' it' iNigrig' for mote 423 23 plrs ; Wk a i thrblid, thativSetifitiirt*thireh c10c1..54 coVci rot bear k Mk; bast Areattftsiitbostitait It battle Aral .(i.talith tt , 9 " 40 -t h f r tWlMlifitilrfi l Alia .F.411 1 ." 1 .ter) 4) 1 9.4.- kik h Ile kcien ; e cilure , he cop rChear the chigm piq o,inriir. Thedther,nalffeiiii 4 1 44; 'tilt' it:not 'en: truly Ills &Inn 1 -11tharldio•el SO kit jlaiglaihdlit * live -1)(0100 of the iiirt . 1 5 1 T, 4u4 havrtgrofiC6o 4.4 i. 4 0 :1.166g of one tar..idscilly. Ike c 1 as kill corNet, * .0p iiik. 4. hays: lit • d'iletetlit4i naibes ptiblifticd. . . Or Custiia(alliodtkliiit) are performed by tlitsleatistabk - 1 1 4 0, 4 •4 - lit r i v #V 41f1 PtPCOPirnan,. I ,9Fiaßta '3 7 3*.*+.1 - 43(4e, cal ett at tpe flu" of Mr. Wright, prizter of the Lill. pobllitordarli AiOrtiliee, and informed thetiopnitn tlakhe c li lki +. 4ax ,? * , . b rA II J 1.1.4.,. oft A)5 5 45PLAY,,aA.#0 toy body, anti De c l i vAe hfd vet • 't, it n o - is with the zrFattft ' tiiiiiciltylie ettiArlitin pi -- eilv;iirelin him. ' * • • The particiOatt of t itpih . cale : FiJl IN a4rcrt,ifed, if the G eD . I 'tie inin will Reptut . lnp pante, t0,44 . ar. . . : ..'llht atioNoti*l4Mtkiattir..6W 1 14; fel il 4it ifronit bottles, rice Bs. 6d. each, duty inciude4, ay 1.71,1tric7.§14-J*AFlx.*l;o!t -foie agent. It may Ale be had rvirlitte oi. Matthrws No. ti, . 1 %arid, CandLaVOSorKar, Lichltotr; Siiip..44,`*'oireiinenp. !: t?ll:; fill , No. 11, D : l o 3l •7areSlitspOtia ;1 14 444 Aod She; pail; Ee.aol ;• . Durkge.. trostingiaan? ; Cry ttwcll, Bali; i 1 341 1 6, . . ti ArdWilror ink H. arrup, Manch( !ter ;. fili. ' re.f/TY S ts 4 OA W/ WS' : Prrilg , I ) o 4l4 : Picsy pntifiatoel, - cod soillialf, ofiriiniptOn; EtidoWei and Wcod, Shr*- : ,bulfOgeolciNiter $ dragolifjteiceitii; .Corc andltrigin, Sall 1 ' ti t TlP: n iiy h tiff64 / Acidtittriftoter ; i Aro. joqs, pgrott yokatid SWiiincy, Blitnio_, Pan' ; 111 : 1 :g?an, 1 210 ' main tales, "betel& ; Marriott, Banbrry ; Rol:acon. • Co- Tesstry ; TiFtph ,Worccfter ; Wakins, 1 - 14:.rciani ; il'air, Glone'eftVr, ki....ft l e. _ _ . It is tebribferteed, that though two boules welt oral io this . t4fe, snore .tbart one is fcarcely ever nec. Dr. BRODUM's IsfER VOUS CORDIAL and 1107.4NiCAL • SYRUP. TT has lofig been a queftion, zs wcli as a matter of turprize, wily Dr. 4aorinatilsouW ba more refolded is as a Medical Man, than fame of our tint Phy.ticians, wiiofa dm raeter and eminence has never been dottired : this Enigma he lung puzzled all maks of people ; but when wrwsigh and eon. Eder the ;safe in a deliberate manner, the furprizc i).l tote cataraia is taken from the eye. For i Ittann, how nurncr ousorcthe diforders the Inman frame it fulled t , ), And rind arife,f6lely front the Patients impructenc; thtie c nipiaiats the Patient is ailiamed to unfold tn`his own family Plty:lcian,eitLer fearful it tray by Tome unforefeen acciiltm became public, or lees not like to confefs his wcakneLi to ill Pity:kiln he is ia timato Witt ; and in which cafe the ft: ita*„. in par,icolar oftax falls a facrifice, rather than divtog. the fecret of their gat; and without knowing the origin of the diforikr it is impo.ilhio for any Phyfician to preferibe with foccers ; theft., then, are :he patients who can with falety apply to Dr. Bralu:a, for fay have only to fign initials to their lacers, and 'tat: dick :..re without any refcrve whatever. Th e DoCclor feeds them cithcr a Prefcription or medicine (as the cal..: may require) without ever knowing the perfon who has made application to him, Ase the matter rtfts for ever a fecret, as It is (rat of the p.)wzr Do%tor to make a difeovery this is the only and t7,:c c tae why Dr. Brod= monopolizes the applicath at of ail ran): , people to himfelf; and particularly fo, as his riocae.er i fa well eftablithed as a skilful Phyfician, when we oinerve is the daily papers, the well authenticated Cures perfcrui.il bf him, to perfons who have laboured for many y.ars 1 . .•; Gout, Rhenmatifm, Evil, Scurvy, Nervoui, Confamptva, Yellow Fever, Jaundice, Bilious Complaints, Spacing iu th , a Stomach and Bowels, and Debilities of Both Sexes,ariling fro '1 natural or acquired Caufes, in particular, thofc Comp:a:tits te-i -ginathlg from Intemperance, improper Indulgences, Incbritty. or cacti:five Grief. For the removal of every kind of °b( ne:ion in the Syttem, there are few Medicines of equal eijiicatY/ ukd in Complaints of the liver, :puny can tidily, who have witueth g its beneficial effedts, even after the formation of a r!iirrou: Sub- Rance—The Yellow Fever, and thofe fatal Difeafes that 06 0 nate in the baneful Atmofplicre in hot Climates. Mrs. Jewel, Grocer, Wood-ftreet, near the Swan,Brompton, was affiidted 6 years with a Complication of Diforders, wlll- 1 baffled the Wall of feveralperfons in the profegion; her bu,ly w•is [welled in a violent manner, fo much as to be kra( etc Dropfy, Come a Bilious complaint, ec.c. her kgi were in Itrb A lituation as the ancics to fpread over the lime at tint, s ; (h• afraid from an oppreilion in her brrait, of bring r!inakrii want of breath. In this condition her lift. :ie.:aloe a bur en, Ix hopelefa of any relief from Medicine, bu: f.rTunatch• 1).• plying to Dr. BRODOId, was perfectly re;overe , l h) hi, tit:lt , VOUS CORDIAL. Any perf o n queftionin i 4 the authenticit ' it ( the above, may, by application, or by letter voit-plid), ram full fatisfacction. __ The Botanical Syrup and Reflorativz Nerv.ius •,, had at the Doctor's hour, N. 9, Albion-niece. in 130;••!. as.; us.; and 65.; (dutyincladed) ; Is•boute con, No. 'so, 0 xford-ltre4, oppofite Bond- • 42, Cornhill ; Ward, No. 324, Holborn; Vic la:rs (l.zzc Co;i. z • : Medicine Warehoufe, No. 229, Nerzeid, T :nvoc :!. r; •• Royal Exchange; Williaans, Prrfunier to big if j • It}'. Pall-Mall; E. Newbery, Corner of St. Paul'; .• Bolton's, Royal Exchange; Ching and Berk, N. , . I, Ch'• Me; Burgeois, Amick, and Son, No. 3a, 11,rnlz• ; Medicine I.Varchoufe, High- ftreet v Boroui;!I. e wark Bank; Mr. Pidding's, No. 76, Ox.erd -+• the Pantheon; Forbes, Drumilt, 3z, B:a,k a_re-ra , .•.‘ • rough; and Dicey, Bow-lane. And to be bad of all the B vkfellers an 1 :':inters iu :Lc r • cipal Market Towns in the United Kingdoms. LONDON: Printed for the Urnnrict..srs by 13 " 1'.. of Carnaby-tbeet) at they rmt P 4. N tati4.(oeic v t. N Carey-ft.:et; and pnbliel:d by LSVI:L ( 1 (<, terbury-phce, Lana:K.6),v No. z. asty-fircet. a',` Tetriplo-Baf ; te Whith ()dice ';'‘ 4114'nqijar dze jiorrol are reguciLd to la 94414-li4d' ;c In • 24. 00, it! eri an. boo I.IA tcti tlit i'il