Star. — London, England, 1805-11-23 00:00:00

~. Pr ON A BUTTNIMI Wt: ~ LINES IN A LADY ' S HAND. Born in s A's forriog hand, My form t first ilitphy'l, And Mt my plumy wings expand, While gazing on the beauteous maid. No fonlinc glow'd upon the fccne, kinkily warmth thole wings to dry ; Yet f.iir each painted pinion grew the luftre of her el C. So zephyr ruse wit 'a gi:tle gale, To tan my infant tr . :. rue with air ; Rrt fariti'd by fair A AA ' S hrez.th, The Iscrliyei I well might 1, , a.-e. No rose or 14 nclr me grew , On m Irich my downy limhs might rcft But theft is brighter tints I foand Upon the vi: gin's cheek and bruit. Thu. Nzturc, with indulgent care, Propitious grac'd my natal hour ; And with fuperior f weenier, gave The gale, the funlhine, and the ilow'r t CHELTEvHAM. TROU ITS CHRYSALIS Our fcene of gaiety has at length, after many a 1 lingering gafp, expired, and the chilling gloom rf winter has returned its empire. Until the prefent week, a few chofen families remained, who kept co. ciety alive, and every one enjoyed the bletling of un reltrained familiarity, in (pite of the malicious into end() or vacant freer—But all are now fled ; and that cheerful circle which did defiance to the (tern blalts of November, or the pitilefs pelting torrent which deluged the vale, is broken up ; perhaps never to ar:eet again. Yet, to the Lift moment it retained its, fplendor undirainifhed, and, unlike the fainting ' glimmering taper, on the contrary it expired in a blaze—a blaze of enthutialtie patriotifm, of fervid loyalty, of proud and emulons admiration at an event tvh:ch, while it animated and rouzed ail the Reiner feelings of national glory, funk, diminithed, and op. ?retied all the private and mote delicate fenfibilities of the feeling heart. A more contrafted fcene was perhaps never i.vitnefed than the Areas of Chelten ham prefented on Monday night. While every win dow beamed waft retleEted !tithe, every garret boat ed its farthing rufhlight, and every tongue proclaim ed the Glory of the &Hard's of the Ocean - Her Navies Putting a girdle round about the world-•• yet all was individual farrow I private mourning. Pet forts of every defci iption were cloathed in " cu f- - tomary fuits of folemn black , " and, while they re joiced in the public triumph, e , rtfelfed the nrional lots. Erin at the theatre, amidft the wildelt effulions ofipatriotic loyalty, fcarcely an eye could reftrain the parting tear, 'till the fofter emotion was checked by the unanimous third for noble and dignified revenge. Let this Mike home to the bofom of every Briton— " The dreadful voice of war that rakes the land, " The thenirring thi cats of France, nor their proud army, " Itaifed to mil.: good thofe threats, affright nut us." Let the name of NELSON be the watchword for Vic tory and Revenge, and may we never flreathe the (word, until we have Bruck a blow, which may Te• fund through the univerie! The Ball on Monday evening, being the hall of the Seaton, was crowded and brilliant, though rather fombre from the voluntary mourning.—After the Ball, the Gentlemen gave a molt elegant (upper at the Plough tn all the Ladies who had honoured the Rooms with their pretence. The Countefs Kinnoul, Lady Harriet and Lady Sarah Hay, the Earl and Cranitef Kenmare, Lady Mary Anne Browne, Lady Cahir, Lady Elizabeth Mathew, Mrs. and Mifs Lawrell, and about fury others were pre tent. The whole was under the direhion of Sir Wm. Brabazon. Many more were expected, but from Inure &feet in the arrangement, the bufinefs was not properly un elerllood. The company however did nut break up ulna near fix o'clock. Lady Templetown and Mils Upton are gone to the Dike ofPortland's at Bul- P.rode, the Eat 1 and Countefs of Suffolk to Charlton, Mr. Lawrell to Grolvo.nr-lquatc, Mr. turd Mrs. Shaw Lefevre to town, and the few who remain have given up all ideas of gaiety for the teafon. The l=ie Nic Suppers have alto died a natural death, front the lois of their patronek Mrs. Lawrell, and a few irrva lids alone Clay behind. We gaud on Thnrfday that a duel had taken place on Sunday between two officers of the sth regiment, now in Canterbury. It is tingularly remarkable as to citeurndance and place, that fince the year 160, till the pretest time, the sth Regiment has not beeu permanently quartered at Canterbury. On the Bth of Match in that year, a duel was fought by two officers of that regiment, Capt. FEW: H ROOK E and Enfign ANT HONY BUCKFRIDGE.iII the Not th Holmes, not too roes from the !pot where the one before mentioned took place. They fought with fwords, and both died in the field. A done roughly cut, in the boundary wall of St. Angutline's mnnatlery, marks, the event, with their names and the date. FRENCH EspioN *cf.—A Frenchman, of the name of VEau,ouß, was lately taken up at St. Petettburgh as a fpy ; on him were diftovered bills and letters of credit to the amount of 3o,ooolivres, though for the I I molt part of his time he pretended to fublitt by beg ging. In his interrogatory, he acknowledged, that the money had been given him by the French Go- Tetnment for pail Cervices, but not for fervices to be performed. The French (pies but feldom make po verty a cloak to conceal their treachery, and afford by it t heirifiear in foreign countries an opportunity • of proclaiming their real innocence from their arti ficial mifery. M. Ds LA TOUCHE CaUfed 11111TIfelf to be arre lied and fent to Newgate for a debt of ten guineas only—and honefi TAR L EYE AND, in t 794, fold his library, and borrowed money in this country for his pairage to America, where, according to autho rities printed in France, and quoted by the author of his Memoirs, be pillared in the Englith and fireign Funds a capital of 50,0001. ! No country can be too much upon its guard againik Gallorunt fracas, and be ware againtt their panegyrias, who trequendy are their accomplices. POLICE, &(. ' Bowsratior. Yeflerday James Remnant and John Pollen were brought :adore Mr. BOND and Sir ‘VILLIAM PARSONS for re-examination, on fufpicion of having picked the pocket of Mr. Tredway, at Xingflon fair. Joilina Paul, journeyman carpenter, of Harefield, near Uxbridge, laid, that on Sunday Loft a man from the neighboui hood of Temple Bar, came to him, in company with another man, and requelied he would interfere with Mr. Tredway, the farmer of that neighbourhood, who had his pocket picked at King tton fair. The other man he underftood to be a publican near Temple Bar. William Tred way, of Harefield, farmer, brother of Jofeph Tredway, whole pocket was picked, Rated that Taft Sunday evening he was at a public !voile. exiled the Cricketers, at Harefield, when Jolltua Paul, a carpenter, the former witneli, called upon him, in company with two (hangers, when Paul cal led him out of the room where he was fitting, and alked him if his brother bad not had his pocket pic ked at Kinglton fair ? to which he anfwered in the affirmative ; he then inquired how much the money was lie had loft ? the witnefs anfwered, 421. and half a crown, or eighteen pence. Paul told him, his bro.- ! ther might make himfelf eafy, for that he thould have his money again, and added, that he Mould be paid in a fhort time. Jofeph Tredway, who had been robbed, raid, he had had his pocket picked at Kingfion fair, on Wed :iefday week, and robbed of 421. half a crown. or eighteen pence. On Sunday evening laft, between nine and ten n'elnck. Paul, in company with another man, called upon him, at his mother's honk, and ob. lerved to him, he uncle: flood he had his pocket pic ked at Kingtton fair, and that an elderly lady, in Londoo, had applied to him and his companion, to come to him and fettle it ; and that one of the men in cult orly for the offence was a relation of the old lady. li'fr. Tredway might therefore make himfelt very ea';-, as the money would be paid firmly. Mr. Tredway raid, he liippofed his pocket was picked in the fair, when Le was looking at Tome people play ing at Pt ickiog in the Gar ter, when he found himfelf furrounded by a number of people ; he was fearful his pocket would be picked, and put his baud into his pocket, with a view to Genre his property, when he found his purfe was gone, containing bank notes to the amount of 421. and (nine (liver. He had no re colleCtion of feeing the milliners near him, and none of his property bi.ing found upon thorn, the prifoners were dilcharged. Mr. BOND reprobated, in very thong terms, the conduCt of Paul and his companion in Jiang to tam• per with Tredway to compound a felony. • This pra&ice is generally refitted to by all the well known pickpockets when they are dereeted. It is what they call in the Clang langnage,yolling the witncfs eff. John Haines, alias Smith, &c. and Sarah his wife ; and James Rogan, alias Roff, alias Hollo way, were apprehended by Baker, Limerick, and Jones, a few nights fince, at a hnnfe in Colvill•cnurt, on fufpicion of being titterers of forged Bank Note., counterfeit money, and other mal prattices. The Officers found upon Haines two counterfeit half gui neas and three feven thilling pieces. Yellet day they were brou;;ht up for re-domination. The men be ing itirpcaed of being &fetters, Colonel Rohinfon, and twenty eight ferjeants on the recruiting fervicc, attended, when all of them recognifed Haines as a ; &rater ; and, it is fuppofed, 1.: has eoliited and de ferted from almott every regiment in England, and obtained the bounties. Colonel Rohinfon obletved, he was afraid this infamous praaice would not be flopped, till an example was made of (horning an offender. He was committed for further examina tion. Rogan was committed to the Savoy as a de fetter. --- - PUBLIC OFFICE, WitiTECHAPItL.SACRILFGR.— Yellerthty a long examination wok phice or. a perlim et the name of NJ 'ale, a Plumhcr in Whirechapel, who had a contraft to plumb t h e parish church of St. Mary. White:lapel, which was under repair for a confiderable time hack, and a lad of 16 years of age, of tl:e name of Raydon, fin to the ("talon. — They were charged with facrileginufly flealing about live tons of old lead, which was melted down by the homer, and nut a vellige of it was to be fern in its original slate. Evidence was brought forward to prove that' the lad was in the constant habit of carry ing lead to Noble's houfe. Many perfons appeared who pave tettimony again(' the prifoners, who were both fti.ly committed for trial, one as a principal, and the other as a receiver. Po MAC Of. i'VEs MARLBOROUGH STREIT:Yd. terday evening, Martin Van Butchell, a well known chararffer, charged a Serjeant of a Corps of Whin teers, w;rl, having air:rutted him, by pulling him by the beard. The pr ironer laid that he wason the ring's duty, beipg at the time in quell of one of the drum mers belonging to his corps who had deferred, and he had only touched the Gentleman's beard in clear ing the way for himfelf. The air.,•;lt, however, was pofitively (worn to, and rather than bring the matter to a trial, it was, agreed th it the accufed perfon fhould pay a &nail le.m of maney to the poor of the parifh, defray the expellees of his apptchenflnn, &c. and apologize to the perfon who had Coffered the indignity. Mr. lVoolley, a refpatable grazier, of Tenterden, went into Romney Marti', on his ufual grazing bull nefs lalt Wednefday, and has not fence been heard of; hi s h e rfe was foand the following day in one of his own field, at Brooklan, with the bridle and Cad dis on. On 'llinrfday afternoon a ynnth, thirteen years of age. the fon of a tradelman in Dean-fireet, Soho, met his death by chnaking, under the following cit. c umflancear—He left his rarents before he had finifited dinner, and, in order to do fo, before he reached Omni, he carried part of it wilt him, a nd continued to eat as he went along the flreet. • Fear fal of being too late, he eat his food ravennufly, and in doing fo, he fell down at the end of Meard's court. He was taken to a furgeon, but he expired I before offlllance could be given him. Yeflerday afternoon, about three o'clock, the man who attends the coach hand in the Old Bailey, was run over by a gentleman's coach, and had his leg broke. The coachman drove off with great (peed, ?.itbout waiting to know the injury he had done. — The man was ear r icd to St. Bat thulompw's Hofpital. LONDON MARnrs: - _ CORN-VSCHANGE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Li. CANSRAL CLISRINCY AS UVIDRR: Wheat, 4 01 . Sic 66 , per qr. Grey Peale oos cos. Fine Ditto, 67.. 7os. 01 Beans, sos. 60s. Rye. ass. 37.. cd. Tick Ditto 341. 3 as. as Barley, rs. 36s 6.1. Oats, aas alls• 345• Malt, 71$. Os. od. Poland ditto 3S' 37, od. White Peak, sos. 335. 1:41. Rape Seed, 41 441. per lat.. PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour 6os. to 63s Seconds 55.. to 6os. per lack. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including auk IroM the 4th of Novt.mbt r to the soh of Nov.—Total 12,236 Quarters. Average 68s old.-3s. 244 higher than Salt return. INSPECTOR'S RETuali AT UXBRIDGE, NOV. ar. Wheat per load 141 os to 191 Ica Barley per quarter 11 tss to II 17s Oats per ditto 21 129 to 11 los Braes per ditto 11 41 to st 14$ Peale per di:to 111 31 to 21 17S PRICE OF HOPS. ■AAS. POCX?TS. Kent - 61 65 to 71 zos Koit - hi Lt..' to 81 8s 3,,irct - 61 6s to 71 c. Sufli•X - 61 6s t,) 71 los EMIL 61 64 to 71 es Farnh . :.ro 101 —s co 141 011 PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. gags 61 Ifi 10 gi 8s I Pockets 71 csto 91 nill Fine Est Kent 91 9s ed. PRICE OF StIDS IN MARKA.ANE. Cart...way tiew 303 to 85s per cwt. Ceitioilcr, t3s to 14$ do. • „. l'refoil 13s to 234 slowr . Whit. Muttard Seed, 64 6d to I 4 al per bawl. Brown ditto, 9 , 03 to t6s do. Turnip ICI to t6s per blast. Baud Beans Os to 7es pet-quarter Long Pods acs to sos Tares acs to 33. 0.1 oos ed Rye Gears :54 tad to 30s al per quarter. Canary, 45, od 5 ts od to 6os od du. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whit echapel. lisy►etsad 3 00to 4 8 0 1 Hay per lead 3 10 10 4 2 Straw x Boto I 16 o Straw I Bto 11$ Clover 4toto 5 8 PRICE OF HAY AND WFRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Old Hay, 31 tos to 41 as New Clover, 31 tos to 41 42 New Do. 21 tos to 4 1 a Old Do. 41 tos to 51 os Straw, II tos to it as. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, November 22. Per ftone of Sib. by the carafe. Beef 23 /01 to 4s od 1 Vtal 29 84 to as 84 Mottos 34 od to aod Pork as 54 to St 44 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market as its! 'town Tallow 69% 6d to os Clare Market 48 ad Yellow Rullia 7c. to Ira od Whitechapel Market White ditto 68a od to 01 (pet Rime of 81b.) 44 od Soap ditto 67s to os od ------ Melted St u ff s g a to 08 od Ditto rough 42$ od to os Creases its od Good Dregs to to os Yellow Soap, 76s to Os... Mottled, 862--Curd, pos Price of Candles per doten,H itsIDES Ws...Moulds, t2s od RAW . Hides(per (tone) p64to p 84 I Hark Skins t6s od to toe Middling 32 2d to 3s 44 Sheep Skins 35 od to 5. od Ordinary ss rod to 31 od Shadings os od to os od Heavy Calf 125 6d each I Lamb Skins os od to os od PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, So to 561 b each sad to 254 d Ditto. 6o to 651 b sod to 274 Merchants Backs 234 d to 24.1 Dreffing Hides still to 33d Fie Coach Hides stil to 2el Crop Hides for Cutting 2214 to sad Flat Ordinary std to 224 Calf Skins, 30 to 401 b per dozen 384 to 424 Ditto 5019 701 b 3 141 10 43 4 1 Ditto 7o to Solh 36,1 to 394 Small Seal= (Greenland) per lb. 3s od to 31 44 Large ditto torn to like per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides ors to 38s each NEW COAL MARK FT, November 22. Ships at Market. hhips Sold. Prices. 35 NeW cal* Coals 5 1 4Sli 94 t7P 9 4 20 Sunderland - - 9 413 od 472 od 3 Cindtrs o .cos od ocs 21 s Scotch Coal 0 oos cd. 12$ 30 Avenge Price 4$ id On Thurfday evening. as Mr. Striven, of Broad. freer, was coming over Sydenham Common, in 'a lint ie horfe chaiie, he was floppel by a highwayman who robbed him of 231. and then gallopped off to. wards Norwood. Tutfday evening, about eight o'clock, the Bath long coach was overturned on Hounflow Heath, occafintted by the thicknefs of the fog ; but we ate happy to fay no one received any injury, though there were eight infule paftengers. On Tuesday morning, about five o'clock, as the Harwich Mail coach was coming over Stratford. bridge, into Env, the morning being very foggy and (fall:, it was turned over by fome ruhhifli width was heaped nn the bridge, when one pall:lnger was very much bort, and the coachman had his leg and head very badly fradured. CORONER! INoartsrs.—An Inqueft was held at Colefhill, in IVarwickfhire, on Monday laft, on the body of a young man, found drowned in a well at that place. It was foppoftd he was inebriated, and fell in. Verdict—Accidental death. Saturday an locoed kra'• held on the brdy of a young man killed at Bratinock's Marfh corn mill, near Birmingham. VerdiEt—Accidental Death. it appeared that the deceafed frequently ufed to leap through the fails of the fhaft, though repeatedly ad monilned to the contrary b his employer. The cafe of Scrophula we have fubmitted to the public is extremely intcrelling as i molt convey to the molt prejudiced minds the importance of a me dicine which fucceeds In admirably when the glands are difeafed in the worft Rages of the King's Evil. This cafe does not (land futgly in the lift of cures performed by SPILSSURY'S Patent Antifcnrbutic Drops, when given in this difeafe, which proves the merit of this antifcorbutic, fo well known as a fpeci fic in Scurvy, Gout, Rheuroat.fm , Eruptive, Nervous. and Bilious Complaints. Ta thole Ladies who with for a pleafant Colmetic, to allay trifling irritations) Semsavav's Compound EtTnce will anfwer petted ly. I:e careful to afk for Set Lsatrav's Patent Anti fcorbutic Drops, with the wards 44 By the King's Patent" expreffed on the britf.e, bill of direeions, and outfide wrapper ; the th.,.tp alfo (the King's duty) is printed in black intlead of red ink. Bottles, price Ss 6d. it's. and 11. ss. duty included. DifpenfarT, No. es, Soltotquare. BIRTHS Tuefday laft, at High Leib, Chef Lire, the l.ady of George Intn Legit, Efq. of a daughter. Monday latt, at iirentwood, Effes, the Lady of Certain Tho mas Doweman. of the Royal Horfe 'Artillery, of a daughter. On the 9th infant, at Ochtertyre, Scotland, the Right Hon. Lady Mary Murray, of a daughter. DIED. fait Monday, at Brecon, the Rev. Robt Winter, of that fiace• At his houfe in St. Giles's, Oaford, aged 56, the Rcv. Robert Holmes. I).13. Dean of Winehtßer, and Retitle of Stanton ht.' John. 0 xfordthire. Saturday hat, at his book near Portfinonth, Major 8011 - road. of the Royal Marines, fon of the late Colonel flailioad, w3o fue -1 inerly cominsucktlthia dlvigoa. For COUGHS, COLISS,ASTHMA4ini COSSUIIP I ir' ROBBER DS'S IMPROVE') BALSAM:c het IXIK, or COUGH DROPS. So estraordinaq are A virtues, that let the Patient be ever In emaciated or reduval. . • ter baying tried every medical a/Rita:ter to no pupate, it ail:::*, as it were a charm. and i.lantly relic vet he Isi.dt int eterateCom , give cafe nd trreilon: to perfpiration, promote g-wlc exist:el rt• tinn, strengthen the whole Debilitated Coollitution, procure ti:o refredsing comfort of :ett and 11,:rp, and qMcSly died a perms • ncnt Cure for the molt obilinate Cough., Cale, Animas, and Confumptions. Nut an inftance has occurrid, thoogh taken by near fizzy • find Patients, wherein there Drops have been known to fail raw-- ins the above Complaints—in fael tow notch csenot he fail prat: of fo valuable a Remedy, as it only requires to be known Ics meet uotiverfal preference A fuether account of its virtual n.. be ken in each hill of direelions. His Majcers Hnn. Commilfionera have been pleated to arc, r the name of it. bunt r. No. 4, Ohcapfble, to be engraved on a biota : Ramp, which ftamp is axed to each bottle, all others .tree come. terfcitt. Sold whet: fee and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. s, Cheapfitle,eor ner of Paternolter row ; and retail by Tutt, Royal Exchange ; con. lin, Orord-ttreet ; Ds uggiit, Piccadilly; corner of Spring Gardens; Clark, aft's, ll:triar„h ; ?!tins I. Ntineliefler ; Gregfoii, Liverpool ; Teems:an, fi ox i ar t, and Wills, Plymouth ; M Donald, ellafgow'; 5•,4 It and Stmt.. 'Ldinburgli ; Sharp, Portfmouth %Vann, Pnrtfea; Harding, GlL part; Sutton and Baker, Southampton; and by moll Venders in every town, in bottles at at. siii.raeb. WELCHS FEMALES Mtg, for the ORErN SICILWESS and other DISORDERS Incident to YOUNG FEMALES. THE following inltance of their uncommon ea cacy, is worthy the attention of the afait.ted. To iIrs.KEARSLEY, Fleet ltree , , London. arum SI. I am the unfortunate slaughter of an officer in the army, who fell in his cour.try's code, by which means his family arc kelt In 1. lunation that it is necettary each Ihouki endeavour to provide fr: themfelves, which, from indifpofttiou. I was intircly incapacitates' from, till an intimate friend recommended your Pills, which has in a wonderful manner reftored ma to health, home removed the obitrudlion complained of, and in confequence my completion, which was exceedingly yellow, has reinmed its wonted colour, nmr. health is quite recovered, and the pains in my head and It flia-2. with numtierlefs other complaints, too numerous to mentioe, have now all fublided, and I am once more in fall health an. , kirks; able to encounter every ditSculty. I beg you will nrd-z my cafe public. as many yovng women from a lodestar, life tire runner complaints, which they are unwilling to attribute to tilt real caufe—want of exertion. Permit me to return you my moll grateful thanks forall favisxn,, through the medium of Mrs. Smith, and believe me, Your much obliged, and very humble ferrant, Exeter. Aug. 4, 1805 CAROLINE WA .1(1:11. Welch's Female l'ills,(witb direr ions) price as. 9d. a hoe, ere fold wholefale, by G. Kearney. Fleet-ftreet, London; Dicey an 3 Co. Bow Church-yard, Cheapride ; F. Newberry, No. a 5, Sr. Pa as Cburch-yard; Bacon and Co. No. ryo„ Oxfor d-ftrect ; Bogor. CheapSde; and Barclay and Son, Fleet Market. •,• A.. another Medicine is fold under the name of Welch's Female l'ills, which is fotrious, purchafers are requefted to re mark, as tke fur& tettimony of authenticity, that each bill of di reittiotis is figned with the name of C. Keariley in band writing: and on the outride, whereby fervants cannot be impoted on, the florist, is printed by perrniffion of his Majefty's Honovrahle Cons miilioners of Stamps, thus: C. Kearney, No. 46, Fleet-flreet. None others s•e genuine. NEW MEDICINE ACT. FNEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Pant's . Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder, and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that in eta fequence of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medicine will be in future as. 9d. per Packet. or IL 51. 6d. per Dozen: but the Qt2antity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made is, for the Army and Navy) may be had for tL as. And as stamps are prepared, by order of the Cortirniffloners, for Mertz New bery's Cep:irate IJfe, in wtieh the Words, "F. limber'', Na 4S, St. Paul's" arc engraved, and as it is preemies' that this will be a fullicient Security againft Counterfeks,kis Signature on the La bels will be difcontinued. The following are the prices of their Metficines. to the fin& -twenty of which Mr. Newhcry's Stamps are affixed. but thofe whs. purchafo fix or more at a time, will be allowed the Stamps gram. Dr. James's Powder 1 9 Dalby's canentruive I p --a Bottle 24 ci Dr. Anftin'sChalybcats Analeptic Pills 4 6 PiU► - • 4 0 ..-- large B.'s 24 0 p....ake'sTinet. of Bark 4ca Dr. Ste , ...re* Opodeldoe a 6 Ditto Hitabana's dkto 3 o Convulfsou Oil 2 6 Took - s p .----- Nitre Drops 2 6 f.ugliih Coffee - z y --- Camomile Drops t • Dr. Hoofer's Pills s tlf. Paregoric Le- Grant's Dumps a 1 t zengcs Ixi logliih's Scots Pills s s Angibautl's Blois ditto a I nr!'s Magnefia s 6 EtTetice of Colestont 3 6 Norton's Drops 5 6 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Spilfbury's Drops 3 6 Cephalic Snuff a o Dr. Sulaikler's lea 2 lOM'S'S Rheum. Tina. $ 6 crecnough'i. T inct gra t I •cry's bilious Pills 4 6 Virtu Tole Lozenges Efferee of Peppermint I x Effence of Ginger s 9 GlalVs Magnefia 3 6 N. 13 As many Peyton% particularly Mcfeengers, miftaLe the bottle of Mar*. Newhery, they think it neceffary to point ot:-. that it is at the haft end of St. Pauli, four doors from CheaphSc e with theft: Word, infcribed on the front— " Tea ONLY WA N 6110Y11 tees DR. jAlitef POWDER." To THOS. TAYLOR, Efq. No. st, New Bridge-ftrect. London. gilt —I confider it but an aft of juttice due to the merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to ODITIMIIIII-• cate to you the following Cure, which has recently been performed by them acquaintance of' mine, who by the breakiog con GI an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of 11d opfses arifing therefrom), was reduced almoft to a ilteletun, and though he had the belt medical advice which could be obuittel, and tried a vaci.•ty of patent medicines, nothing coukl be procured which feemed to Nit Ins cafe, or to do him any fervice ; be remain ed in a aloft reduced and pitiable [dilation for twoyears, unablt.tc follow his proferon, and fcarcely able to walk or even to Rand on lett ; in fact, noose who knew him ever fuppofed it pulTitoe for him to recover. He was aslvifed at laft to try your LEAR et Ptets—he did N, flrietly adhering to the direttions given witi them—he bad not taken more fban two boxes,before he found as alteration for the bctur : this encouraged him so proceed, nibs taking a few bnxes more he found hisappetite and Itramth grade ally return, and is new as healthy and as item as soy ono i know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any pinion to me fur • confirmation of the above account if it &mid be doubted. I an, Sir, your obedient humble fervent, Library, Folkitune, July to, 11105. THO. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the fide Proprietor Trim Tar Lon, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lee. don, at his houfe, No. 9, New Bridge fireet; Where, After a ennitant rends:rice of more than do years. Le a pradlice particularly diredted to the cure of Veneral curopla:ms and thole incidental to the parts of generation in both lea .1, *en that inviolable fecrecy which men of his profrOon Mould ate s °f ferve. he llarsers bimfrlt the advice and alUttance he gritue.ef admiratrs to perfuns raking this medicine, will be eltestital,b7 a difzre.ling public, as an advantage feldotrt to be obtained, rad void of ambiguity. Alio fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thole hr. inc at a diftance, at the Perfumer's, No. 3S, St. Alltan'witrcet, h'a's mill; the l'oythop, so3.oriqrst-ltreet ; Mr. Difbornugh, 7, ttrect 4101; M r . 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