Star. — London, England, 1802-03-25 00:00:00

LIST INDIA NOUSB. Yeflerday a(42ortelly General Court of Pro prietors of Lail India Stuck was held at the India I-loufe, when the minutes of the lift General Court of the t+th of Jan. were read. The Chairman then acquainted the Court, tiro in conformity to the third, fourth, and filth kaions of the firfl chap ter of the Company's By-Laws, the following Ac counts were fubmitted to the Court, viz. An Account, &min; the Airlifts or deficiency of the Com pany's funds as home. on the 111 of March act, and the t ft of March I Boa, for mating the refpatire appropriations cootaM od In the Ad! oldie 33d (ho. 111. cap. sz, fec. 3. An Account of the quantity of tonnage occupied by indivi duals on fbips outward ortd.bosseorard. 1801 the Price that is raid for the fame, and the profit or lots arifing to the Company from their bring obliged to fund& 3oco tam or more of fhlr Ping. An Amotot of Stook per Cosigmtation an the aft of Marsh 1803. The Chairman then acquainted the Court that the Court of Direaors have lately received a let ter from the Mon Noble Marquis Wattssxcr, wherein his lamilhip expreires his high and grate ful fenfe of the it-dimity of the favour conferred upon him by .the Ealt India Company in their votes of the loth of Decemher i Xoo, and the tsth of January tBoi. An curial of the faid letter having been read, the • Chairman informed the Coort, that nom the la* :Genbral Court, para graphs upon the fubjee of the arrangements for the privilege trade with India have been prepared by the Court, and forwarded to the Commillion irs for the Alain of India i pad that the Board have returned the paragt f wb. with confiderable iilterations IccOniganied by a letter figned by their sec :tars: Mr. H tliCtit4AN took form objeBions to receive the firii account in its geleral date, and withed the hems wise feverplly,laid before the Court, as, he Paid, large fats appeared so have been expended, fuels as takhoooi- for an intallied expedition to the Mauritius, and aluixrtithast sopc.csool. in expedi tions to the Duty iapds, etc. The Chairman replied, that the Company and Crovernmeut were .wauperned in the expenditure in. guellion, and a roseVAr account bad not yet been puck out betorttot Num. This gave rife to a very Wring coPAverfaticip.in which the( htirrun, ifir AMMO RAM Vg, Dir. AO/ A icky IT, SIC. took r4fwho /the Court were ;tared by Mr. Ro iTsi Ai; Ale Agort of bireaors had appointed Cormitt i ste to czaeoine the items of the account k? SWOON 844 Atoft qp ttottessfary time yznuld' Aitt PIK4 Wigs o ug the whole to a conclunon, when At would by ASP bow she evinces were in currej. The Court, after antort converfation, adjourneJs _ . L4W INTSLLIGEN4E. HIGH COURT OF ADMIRAAST, Pocrois Compertf. vamisspar, Swat 5 4 . Thi s day the Right Hon. Sit Wm.Bcorr proceed -01 to the adjudicition of the following cattle: Janne Flowin. Frecieiicks maaer. This was a cafe of further woof with refpee to the cargo It appeared that Obis veffel was laden with a cargo of oats, the*, Of other articles; hound on a voyage from Vei if; Ha:and Jo London , which was spour by a *A tamer, sad c4ttied into Yar mouth. It was fubmitted, as the part of the cap tors, that this was enemy's property, and that the whole oftlte•torrafpbpdtpct bad been fabricated. The Pant. Ragged the cargo, but allowed the annoy: the (aptness of the rJepofitious, together with tb flttallaf pra4 thiman, fsbrokr malim This was a qua tion of OPtianal tharatier, with reined to s parcel of pikliSlailiMd. The Coen, in this cafe, was 0 opinion that the claimant's pational charaftcr was fitisfalotily made oat, and accordingly reamed the goods as stlainstd, bat ordered further propf With reipaft to ;Mather parcel of goods, and Pro ntaince*l freight and cal:cocci to be due to the neu tral raaikr. Bastara. H9IM mailer. nit as the cafe of a &halt Fiat 04, which was purchaftd at Dun kirk, It was folomitted. oo the part of the cap tors, that Ibis vetfel Rill continued to be enemy's property, that there 11/45 UPI a teal 411 d i. s transfer, and that the correfpondence was only fa bt icated for the purport of coveringthe tranfaaion- The Court reliored the !hip, fubjeft to the cap tor's expcnces. SURRY ASSIZ E S.—KINGSTON, MARCH s 4 THE Kist: v. Itiso.—This was an indictment brought at the profecution tithe Trutiees of the Turnpike Road in St. George's Fields, called the Borough Road, again ft the defendant fora nuifance, in having ereeeiltourhoufes,whieliprojeitedoncer tain grounds alledged to be the property of the Paid trullees. and Which houfes were nearer *high road than fifty feet, the chlbsoce tarsirfsl 14 - the AZI of Parliament. .. 'llth indiemen: etcited peculiar attentlms, from thi, circtinillance, that (everal'inufred'houfes is St. George's Fields were built under ;lee fame dr ir coin fiance, Without oppo fi iion fro die then erne tees of the Paid turnpike. mit Mi . a property of nearly aso,oool. bailibeen es ntfe on their efeC•' Lion : If then. theft our** es could be abated as nuifances, a great part of the hint 4i in St, George's Field. ...light come under the flame defcription. The truftees, *ere, thertitore, put to a *ftris , proof of their tile to to ground wbere theft honks flood • and failing in &Mandate it com pletely, the Learned Judge Confidered the evidence in 1.. , p0rt of the profectitian 'detellive, and the Verdi& accordingly was for the defendant. ,' In the Criminal Court,' thitrelblilicrs were in- I diacil fora rape on Sarah Beffy ; but the prole entrix not being able to identlo them with tuffi cie nt certainty, they *ere acquitted. John Barnes its indifted for a fmnilur offence committed on Elizabeth Fenn. This trial lalkd ' near four hours, hi* as there were manj in filteneles in the etidenee of the profeentrix, he was acquitted. •George Roe was capitally entwined for !torte- i Realing, but recononended as an object of mercy 1 with l refP npuneetl I tral walls /Inbar Britait r kirk, It tors, that property, transfer, biicated I The Co tor's expl smut THE K brought Turnpike Borough; in having ta.in groui (aid crude road than Arl of Pa 'Phis in thi, circus St. Georg curnflanc4 tees of du, nearly :so Lion : If t nuifanecs, Field; L.-1i; The tri proof of houres Ito plctely, tli to f.•pori verdift as In the dit!lcd for cotrix not cicnt certa John 11 committ:: near four filtenelec i . acquitted. 'George ftealing, b POLICE. Been-STILLIT.—On Monday night, about nine o'clock, as the Hon. Mr. Bos es brother to Lord Strathmore, was pairing throng(' the courts, roar St. Martin's church, he was extremely annoyed by Tome of the lower order of women of the town laying hold of him, and begging money, when, to get rid of them, he gave one a (billing : he had proceeded a very few paces further, before he felt himfelf feized violently by both arms, and, at the fame intlant, he received a blow on the back part of his head, which totally deprived him of his fen fes. As he does not recoiled any thing further that paired till he found himfelf in an up-flair' room of a houfe, with a woman of molt makuline appearance and voice, whom he had reafon to think was a man in female attire, and who, with the:nail horrid imprecations and threats,demanded all his property. telling him, at the Lune time, that he mull fuppofe he was brought there to be rob bed and murdered. as others had been ferved be fore, and that the could immediately call feveral men to aflilt her if he made the leap refillance.— Mr. Bowes being jolt arrived from the country, and having a drab great coat and boots on, endea voured to perfuade her he was only a fervant, but without die& the difcovering. from the interior of his drefs, which had been torn open in the fcuf fie, that was not the fain, obferving his watch. with a very valuable gold feel to it, the fnatched it out of his pocket, and infified upon having fome rings the alto law upon his fingers, which he pofl lively refuting to let her have, the called to her accomplices to come and murder him, upon which Tome voices were heard at the door, and the again attempted to get the rings from him ; but in the ftruggle he fuppofes they were loft on the floor, as flue then opened the door,.(which had previoufly been locked) and atked if all was fah below? This moment Mr. B. taking the advantage of, as the only opportunity he had of efcaping with his life, knocked her down, and mated out of the hottfe, no one appearing to prevent him ; he made his way into Chandos-fireet. Mr. B. notwkhltanding the confuted (tate of his ideas, Occanclied by the blow and fuddennefs of the inanition, which feemed to him as magic. had noticed by the light of a fmall candle placed in the chimney corner, five empty bird-cages in the room; and as be was &aping from the hook, he remarked the flotation of it, and , the number of lamps to the end of the court having procured eggs= from 6t. Martin's watch liouie. be, by this means, difcnvered the houfe, and in the room on the firlt floor found the cages, but the birds were flown. On Tuefilay cventug the landlord of the home and a woman were appre hended, and examined at this Office, but there not being fufficient evidence to criminate them, they were difmifred; the man. however. is to be hub/filed for keeping a diforderly houfe. Mr. B. had all the time upwards of tool. in Bank notes, in a private pocket, which he fortunately faced, by his refolu tion in °toggling with the fiend. He complains much of the hurt he received on his head, neck, and back. MArision.flouse.—A labourer on the gnat's having a quantity of cotton upon him which be could not account fur, and fufpetied to have been ftolen, was committed to BrideweU. GVILDHALL.:—A woman was committed to Bridewell, charged by a butcher. in Fleet-mar ket. with Realing a quantity of beef from his &ambles. HAT ros-Gs.anrs.--Yellerday Francis Bohol was examined a third time, in confequence of hav ing fpread a report that a gentleman, of the name of James Barnwell, had been clandeflinely buried from Judd's Place, in Soesers.town. During the examination, Mr. aariwell end hie father wire in Court, but the did not feem to have the !earl know ledge of them. It is thought . that the is inane, and was therefore difcharged, and her friends re• commended to take care of her. Two countrymen were put to the bar, charged with lmving committed 4 violent affault upon a poor• man, whole life is in imminent danger.— They were committed till the fite of the man is afcertained. Before the JFdge left York on Friday, he was pkafed to repneve all the eight unfortunate eon. vies, who received (entente of death, as mention ed in our PaPer of Vaefday Laft week were committed to the Caftle of York, for trial, William Baker, who Rands charged with (leafing fi ve horfes in the neighbour. ho of Doncalltr, fbur of which were taken in his poileftion.—Alfo, John Mai-than, charged witli felonioufly taking five ibilllngs, by force, from the perfon of Anthony Nelbitt, late fchoofmafter of Slaikftop, in the Eaft Smith, one of the perfons concerned in ftealing five horfes from High Ellen, near Doniafter, was apprehended on the sth ha, with the blood mare, in Smithfield-market, London,and is committed to Lincoln Cattle, to take his trial for healing three honks from out of that county. On Thurfday night the houfe of James Kiero, Ef9. at Cottinghatn, was broke into, and feveral articles of property ftolen therefrom. On Tnefday fe'unight the body of John Staple ton Barker, tide-waiter, Come time ago drowned 'in the Old Harbour, Hull, was thrown up near Hefsle, and on Wednefday interred in the burr ing ground of the Holy Trinity Church -in that town. • As Tome boys were playing near a windmill at Wefterfield, near Ipfwich, A few days ago, one of them, about nine years old, was caught by the fails, and carried round four times when being difcerned by the miller, he was releafed from his perilous lituation, without &Raining any injury. Tuefday fe ' nnigbt a fat hog. Un der two years of age, was killed by, Mr. Phipps. Mager of the Canteen at Lewis Barracks, that weighed '9611. 61b. The weight of the lleash alone was Bft. 71b. It was purchafid. at 6s. per Robert Young. latcly.aßfzeiwadcd for abfc°°o' ing with 23001. with which he was. entnifted as aEling Quarter Matter (tithe battalion ofthe Cold *ream ekards, is 'cissfioid at Portman Barracks, lioid is ht a few daysto be tried by a General Court I Martial at the Hods Guards. DUBLIN, MARCH 20. The following Gentlemen have been appointed High Sheriffs for the year I Boa : ANTRlM—Langford Heyland. of Glmoak,Ffq. AillitAoll.•-jOhl! Henry Burgas, of Woodpark, Efq. CAVAN—rho Baker, of Athgrove, LA CRE-.- arms Melon'', of Kiltaunon, Efq. CA 'Low—John Bennett, of Ballylovzhan, Ffq. Coa IS—Rich. Thomas Orpen, of Fr.mkfort, Efq. Dux, EGA K.—William Hamilton Mb , }7q. Down—Hugh Kennedy, of Caltra, Efq. Dos u :4—Right Hon. Rich. AnnerLy. istkMAsAtsii—James King. of C.Zll:4lte, Erg. GA twAY—DOLialliCi Browne, Efq. IK E any—Georg.: TwIL, Efq. KILDA E—Thamas Ticket', of Logftown, Efq. Kt —Kin. Charles /kaki, of Kilkcany. KIN n's Co —Clunia Baldwin, of Comm, Efq. I.orratat—Patrick Dendas, Efq. Etstcalea—Wm. Johnfon Hartc, of Cookers, Efq. Lune/roan—Robert Holmes, Efq. Laura—Turner Mean, of Green Mount Lodge, Efq. Movo—Hthry Browne, Erg. Maar u—Thomas Pepper, of 13.111ygart1,. Efq. MOVACNATCWIIL Maybe, of Franc MtPtlnt• Efq. gyszit's Co.—/faat Huniptirys, of ranown. 14. Roscommon—Jahn ofFroltek, Efq &too—James Crofton, of Longford. Efq. T 3 PPrItAltiR.D. H.l.ovve, jun. Efq. of Lower. Green. TV It ON I—Hamilton Gunter, jun. Efq. WAT RRRRRR Pal h (er, of Comers Lodge, Efq. V. Murray, of Mount Murray, WRZIORDIASUCS Boyd, of RoCare, E . W te— icsmo ohn Crithley, of Callino, • q. His Excu,saacy yeßerday entertained at din ner, in a very fumptuous Rylc, the Lord Mayor, Recorder, Aldeznien, High Sheriffs, and teveral perfons of high official rank. On Wednefday night lail, Mr. Jullice Beta. ap prehended Wm. Kearney, in whole trunk he found, on the morning hefore,a great number of forgeries on the Bank of Ireland, betides a quantity of pa per with their water-mark. On Thiwfday lalt Thomas Tardy was found guilty before the Recorder, of having in hi. puf-; feveral blank p*ers bearing the water wark of the Bank of Ireland, &c. and was fentenced to be tranfported far life. James Kelly and James Maher, found guilty of dealing twelve yards of ribbon from the houfe of a We. Bret • John Byrne, a fervant to Mr. Stew art, brankfeller, for dealing almanacks ; Hefter kan, for ,dealing a diver watch from Thomas gO i erte t kcharsT Browne, aliac Smith, for deal-1 4tig an undaileal valve ea. the property of ?Atka Al'Auleyt .Ek4nor Rea and Anne Doyle, fur Stealing Sateen yards of ceUjcp , the property of /Baden Swinny—to be feverally trap ported for tevga years. On Saturday Ziword Borst, a paper•maker, charged with forging notes on the Beak of Ireland, was committed to Newgate. On the fame night a countryman, from the county of Donegal / was taken up, with a quantity pf forged note; in his poffeffion. The forgeries in this country have arifen to a mod'alanning ettent. Some nights hose, the honk of John Kilverton, an aged induariotts fanner, at Stagdale, county of Limerick, was attacked by a numerous fet of armed ruffians, for the purport of robbing him, and forcibly carrying off his daughter. Kilverton bay ing previou fly got intimation of an intended attack on his bottle, applied to a gentleman in his neigh bourhood, who fupplied him for his defence with two bayonets, and with the ;Mame of hi; fon ' and nephew, beat off the 044114, who fired thirteen (hot, into the houfe ; Tome of the ruffians, who with fledges broke the lower part of the doer, had the temerity to enter the hook. ..old Kilverton and his fuLsll party made fo good ufe of their bay onets and a pitchfork, that dirge of the aireilanta died the *et day, and another is languifbing, who received a dab from old Kilverton in the throat, endeavouring to force in at a window. Four of the above party have been appreheuded. Muth praife is due to this brava old man, his fon, and nephew, for their (pirated defence. Mr. MIMI? an After on the Dublin Stage, has produced a Comedy entitled Trial', All, which was received with Great applaufe. As the circum fiances are local, a, perhaps, will not bear troll pleating to Covent-Garden. ENGLISH &me LOTT 111M—Twenti.firft Day. —No. 144)68, Ora drawn), a Prize a 30,000.- No 51 2 189, a Prize of too.—No. 1 6,045, a Prize of cool.—Nos. 26,478, 14,616, Prizes of sool. Nos. 16,747, 32,313, 51,025, 41,543, 18,875, and 47.977, Prizes of .5 41 The Ticket No. t 4,060, as firil drawn yeflerday, intitled to Twenty Thoufand Pounds, was taken ont of the Bank in July 14a, by Meffrs. HAZARD, BURN E, and Co. and fold at their Office. Royal- Exchange ; where N 4. 51,189, drawn the fame day a Prize of One Thontind Pounds; No. 27,872, drawn the 13th day a Prize of Ten Thoulind Pounds ; and N. 15.440, the 12th day, a Prize of Five Thoufuld Pounds, were 811(41 iu marts. The fracas, at Maicitlone, between Mr. Witt)- , macro) and Mr. Serjeant BEST, 1.1(01114 at any other time have engrolfed the whole of the public attention, but now you can feasce go into any cir cle, but the general topic is the aftonilking Rich State of the Wheel !--.bid you ever know fo rich a Wheel at fo advanced a period of the Lottery ? is in every one'. mouth. Indeed it it wonderful that the Lottery (hould be two-thirds over and three Prizes of ao,oocl. two Prizes of I 0,0001. ar d two Prizes of 2,0001. (even Prizcs of I,cool. re main undrawn. Tickets at prefent are eh,: tp, but ,in a few. days the. flat ural lea/city rauil make thern rife confiderably. • A Convicts .F 0 FAMILIES.—Robbing and Real. ing would be lets frequent and more readily de teaed, if what is ftolcu could at all times be clearly identified—Linen, in particular, and all other fucli articles, &mild conftantly be inatked with the name at full length iiiilead of initials. This may' moft effatually be accomplilbed by any perfon who can ufe a common pen as on paper, by tiring the Original Permanent Ink, prepared by Mr.. Hun!, Chemitl, No. la, Long Acre, the bile I Proprietor cif this invaluable competition. Though hand-writing alone be a molt undotiable proof of identity, it is rendered Rill more cit.:boil by. the impodiSility of itO ever being effaced, whether on 'cotton, Elk or linen. Toe t infl. at his houfe Ho:mfry, the wife of B. Pe: 0., Fig. of a daught r. Same dee, Mr 4 O'Neill, wife of Car.taln O'Neill, or tht Royal Nary, of a for.. On Saturday. at hnur.: in Holks-ftrert, Crecndifh-rquare, the I ..nly of John Larking, Efq. of Cl. , echottfe, Kent, of a ion. On the 22d inßanr, the Lady of J• C. Role, Lfq. of Cranflcy, NorthJniptoothire. of a fon and heir. MARRIED, At Waterford, Percival Moyon, Efq. Captain in the 12th Foot, to Mlfs MorriA, daughter of Ed. Morris. late of Bar:in...- yen, Erg.: and Geo. Murphy, Efq. fargeon of the Louth NiLi tia, to kiii; CAL. Sheppard, daughter of the late Rev. 'll..intas Sheppard. On the tsth Inftant, at Carlifle, the Rev. William G: Alin, of Wreay, near that city, to hlifs Armftrong, daughter of isir. Ri:hard Annitrong, of North Shields. At St. Andrew a Church, Holbons,'Thomas Lys, Flo.. of cook's-court, Chancery-lane. to Mifs Sarah Arden, :;(1 ti:.•:ch t.:r of Chrift. Arden, Efg. of Edsoard-itrect. Cavendillagot,t-c, On Tuefday daft, at St. James's Church, Richard Pyttc,E'q of Codhain Hall, to MW Grove, Of Hamaterfinith. DIED. On Monday kit, at St. Aii;lt. the Dowager Lady Lade. On Tue.fday afternoon, Henry Eatl Fauenuberg. His liar& fiiip was tsk.ng a walk in the New Read, and it is prefumed %%AS !deed with an attack in his head, which compelled him to go into a hour,: on the fpot, where he was taken ill. As loon as he was in the hoefo, he was Jult able to-articulate k lead foe Mr. Havifide," whom accidentally the faintly knew. His LordThip directly alter became fpeecblefs and fenrelefe—Mr. Hcavifide was Let for, and went immediately, and found his Lordfislp In an spopledic fit. 'He diredly *rote to Lady Kumar:berg to bring initantly a phyfician, and ill the mean time bled him in lessiporal artery, and uNd other „,„, tilt their arrival, but unfortunately bls.Lordlhip feivived ettft as hour after. Saturday mornieg, at Daby, Juba Trowel', Erg. late Major of the Derby Militia. Sunday morning, at his houre io Sommers4swo. in the 44th year of his age., Mr. William Natter—Mork* kagraver. On Saturday, at Greenwich, Santini Brawn, Erg. rate of Dulwich, Sorry, aged 74. On the teeth MIL at liepe-Manfel, KentfordEldre.licutegant Yonge Datwall, of the StalrestifhiselVlllltla. At tUe Auldtawn , at Caennufie,i6t IBb ittAanA, Lientenan t Rub*" Ge 4114, of his Wears Matins Eorocs. ___ ism - - PREGNANT' LADIES, • Wilde Situation requires rtemperary utirement. fR. WATSON, Surgeon, and Man Midwife L *ere to alwenwoodate Ladlesinan airrandretired fitu. atior.,with Apartments to lye:An, or term hated or **ob. canitttAtite Sod *Sod* in life; their Animas pot sotto Burk fad Juno* taken care of ; an d or thastassilsy imago him to Aft gilbx Ms afiutante to el eviate horrors of eunseand Prcr Dewy, tie Batters IdefelfLates will find on apilicatioe *bite, *e preateß assertion, and mid profound Secrecy. Letters (felt paid) to Mr. W.tfott, Sorgron and Mari.l,64. Wit, or to MP.Watreo, Midwife, N iSteehortotte-firect, Satoy4 of Blectitiar's-bridie, will meet the molt Painted attendee. where stay be bad, Tke PILL BENEDICTA, ae el. la. pee box, a certain 2,14 elfeded Reined) to remove all Ob(true.. Snag and krcgularitiea, and an teeclkAt bledisine after bad Lyloga INSEAM et the URINA It Y CANAL and VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. Air ß. DUFOUR informs the Public,that he may L T A daily to confulted gratis, from y to 3, at his hook, No 5, Frith-Itturt, Soho, London, in an cafes of Obitrudiona &rietures, Meets, Seminal Wrainefs, trnontioency of Urines Fittulas, Impotusce, and debility in either See, &c. From extenlive Praftice in this department, to which he bat con fined hhafclf for buoy Ter rs,lse offers a method of cure, mild, efficacious, and which prevents a reiapfe. Mr. DUFOUR, fob. Proprietor of Davan'a celebrated (me. didated) Boogies, has ultimately Co improved them, by divan. ing them of the i rritating cd?tis of common Danko, that fugeced where amities and other violent means halve failed. For the Venertal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in poffeMott of Dantn's Remedies, fo mild that they reader confinement or lanolin in diet urutecetfary. To enable him to attend patients at Oa* own boufes, he has provided she aflame of a Gentle man of the Faculty. Perfons in the country may be cured by Rating tf.eir cafes in letters, pott paid. Jolt publilbed , price as. 6d. Filth Edition, enlarged.—A Treadfc on the above Complaints, llluftrated with the various fymmonts and Cafes Stewing the painful and dangerous ef feta of cauftle Boughs • as Imp roved method of treating go aorrheas, &e. &e. Prin t ed for . Callow, Crown -tout, Soh* and H. D. Symonds Paterno er-row ; alto to be had at bffiQuemes, Ezeter4hange, and at the Author's. WHeNan individual has experienced any parti cular mark of klndnefs, in which his welfare and happi nets have bent eonederably promoted, nothing is more natural than torah out the paean by whom We have been fared. for the pumas of exprelling our grateful !indeed the favour bellowed. But in cafes of bealth,where we have been recovered from the left deplorable Rage of debilitated nature, and restored to the full en ' joyment of all the various bleffhigs of life, we are forcibly called on by every confident-ion, to acknowledge it in the aloft public man ner. We owe this equally to our own feelings, which mitt be fenlibly awakened on the oecafion to the &ill and talents of the Dodo'', which merit every encomium, and to the public at large, in order that thofe who may Rand in need of fimilar he neffta, may know where to receive them. Havini made theft general üblerfatiuns, I mall proceed to Rate the pankular cafe that bas occaßoned them, and to lay before the public the fain tary elk °. that I have experienced under the greatell afilidtii *s that can pointy befal us. I was born and educated at Win chefter, and at feratteen rats of age went to the Univeraty at Oxford. Prior to my leaving Winehelter, and more partienLir ly at Cellege, I was reduced to the molt grievous Rate, by the horrid sod unnatural praakca, too incident to youth, and which are nor more baneful to our health, than finful in the eve of GOD. I was at Bel ?Sided with a dininefs of fight, a weelniefe iu my loins, and a deprelles of spirits. fa this situation I applied to B iron Wenfel, the famous ocullit. who informed melt proceeded from the optic nerves. I for fame time followed his advice,till one day r_turning from Rooting, I was feized with a numbnefs in sty limbs to fuck a degree, as to lead me to conclude that f tumid entirely lofe the ufe of them. This induced me to put , myrtle under the hands of Dr. W. of Oxfotel ; bat nether his aid. nor the Willa% at Bath, which place 1 slated, afforded me the leaft relief; my (pints at length were fo faloufly deprefltd with violent palpitatims of the heart, and my fkih fu much de caved, that 1 bream: s mere &deem °heaving, however, in the Bath papers a publication by f)r.lltw'isen, int ;ruled, " A Guide to Old Age," dedicated to hialdajelly, I was induced to penile tie fame, when 1 fortunately dikuvered the complaint I had fo long laboured under. I have the happineis to add, that by following the advice e 'mauled therein, and going through a complete comic of Dr. Bradum's invaluable Nervoto. Cored:o,4on now.thank HEAVL US pn-feelly recovered, and as well as ever I Wa. in my life. I have Since quitted the Univerfity. 3thl ant Robin to enter into the holy Rate of matrimony, wig' a determination never to he without " A Cukle to Old Aga , ' st .he fame time, 1 think it my bKy tihtiktifittsll yaws nmmto fu L.W my czamp! , ., as a perusal of eneeneas.bonk may hap2tly, prevent the af flicted from being precipitated headiong to in untimely grate, which, but for Dr. Brodurn, womld moft inevitably have been my cafe. I am, Sir, your's, else. ate. 0 :ford. A. D. M. A. The BOTANICAL. SYRUP And Nritvap,;,CORDIAL to be Lad at the Dodoes Hotife. Nu. %Albion-it:co, 7 Ducts front the LeverLtn AlLfeum, BL.Ofria's Bridge, itt BOttli. , at LI. 24.-•••114 6.l.—and 3.. ca, Alio of ItLoult and Co. (1?.!e Bacon), No. i ,o, Oxford greet ; Tait, Biqa! Fiches; F. Novbery, cornet of St. Takit's aturcb-rar4 ; Tigttlton. ;toy. 1 Bcr.bangc; Mr. Cockar• Mtdiclnewarekourci,NaL 21 9, Snit"; Wholdif 11I,f4;zicc Vcndcr, No. 4j. ; and Ly molt. 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