Star. — London, England, 1805-12-30 00:00:00

Frooaths LONDON GAZkITL, December 28. SECRITAIT OP STATE'S nTVICI, WHITEHALL, DEC. 28, sßos. The Commanding Officers of thofe Volunteers Corps in the metropolis and its vicinity, who are defuons of °Erving their Cervices in attendance at the Funeral of the late Vice Admiral Lord Vercount Ntesnis, are requefled to notify the fame to the Ad- jutant General, at his Office, Horfe Guards, on or before I'hurfday, the 2d of January next, tranfmit sing, at the fame time, the probable effeaive flreugth of their refpedive corps on that occalion. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ORDNANCE OFFICE, DEC. *4. Royal Regiment of At tillery. To be Second Lientenantr—Gentlemen Cadet► George Smyth, vice J. Evans; John W. Butler, vice Nugent • John D Norton, vice Carter ; John P. Bontein. vice Hinkley ; William C. Johnitnn. vice Chalmer ; and Edward Colwell, vice Parker, promoted. Dated December ao, aot. Corps of Royal Engineers. Sccond T.ientenant *m. M•Cnllneh to he tirlt Lieotenant, •tee Hendertem, promoted. Dated Dec. 1, :nos. Commiffion in the Royal Monmouth and Brecon Mi litia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Johnitune, Gent. to be Fnfign. Da cd Dec. 7, dot. Commillions in the Firß Royal Regiment of 'lower Hamlets Militia, figned by the Deputy Lieutenants. Dated December 27, t 805. lieutenant William Mitchell to be Captain, vice Nathan Gar rick, reigned. - Enfign Jacob Bath to be lieutenant, vice Mitchell, promoted. Commiffmns in the Invernefsfltire Volunteers, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Inwernefs. Strathfpey Corps. Rothiemnrchus Company—James Grant, Gent. to be Enfign, vice John Grant, appointed in the luwernefsflure Militia. Dated November I I, iBO3. Long liland Battalion--Captain Norman M'l.ean to be Adjutant, vice Angps Macdonald, deceafed. Dated Nov.xs, 18os. Fun William, Arilaig, Moidart, and Eigg Battalion. Nloidart Company—Enfign Angus Macdonald to be Lieutenant, vice Alexander Macdonald, refigned ; Allan Macdonald, Gent. to be Baum, vice Angus Macdonald, promoted. Dated De- mother ro, tilos. _ Commiffions in the A yrfltireYeomanry Cavalry,figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Ayrfhire. Cornet Richard Campbell to be Lleutenautotice George Minter refired ; John Logan, jun. Gent. to be Cornet, vice Campbell: 'promoted, and the Rev. Dr. William Macquhae, to be Chaplain. Dated December 6, t Bos. Commifhons in the Elgin, or Morayfhire, Battalion of Volunteer Infantry, fi ned by the Lord Lieu. tenant of the County of Moray. En6gn James Mackie to be QLsarter Matter. Dated July a, 18os. Elgin Companies. John Cameron, Gent. to be Entlps, vice Strachan, gone into the Line. Dated Jury as. 3805. DISSOLVED. Thomas Winton aril Was. Waterkoufe, of Lad-lane, London, coach prop 29,1835. 29,2835. Richard Harney and, hard Deane, of Maiden-lane, iilk and ribbon nunufaifturen—Dec. 14, dos- Wm. Shdharne and Henry Skdhorne, of Liverpool, liquor mar ullants--.Dee. 15. 1805. I.eyfon Lewis and John Ortrub, of London and Maneheßer Dec. 25, dos. John Thwest, James 'Myron, Sam. 'naval. Wrn- Threat. and Abraham Thweat, of Harwood and Tunge-kum Hauigh, Lan- cafisire. tileachetsLApril 1,1804. Robert Ward and Richard Bretton, of the Coal Exchange, coal faders—Dec. 25, 1805. John Stephenfon and Chrift. Allow, of Watling-ftreet,linen-dra. pen—Dee. 24,1805. Samuel Smith and Samuel Harris, of Glovers Hall•court, Beech ftreat, tlarnerldt. 18,1805. Edw. Mots, Anthony Hardy, and Robert Mors, of Hodge Mill, Chsihire, cotton fpinners —Dee 23.1805. Wm. Eames and Jahn Prick, at Gray's ilin-lase.borfe deslersv- 1 Dec. 25,405. James Comerford and A. J. Guitard, of the Royal Exchange.no tary publics—Dee. 3t , lac* John Carey and James Gray, of Charing Crofs, tcamen and gro cers—Dee. 26,280 t. Elazor Sulfurs and Thomas Bencroft, of Wiliam erect, Pinibury frivare, hair-drelfers—Dee.l4. 180 .5. James Barton, Lucy Stott, and Win. Wright, of String and Manchelter, calico printers—Nov. 1, 1805. Wm. itsekham, Wm. Pis, and John Wilkinfon, of Beckley, Suf ic:, and Appledore, Kent, millers—Dee. 25. t 805. John boron Hughes and Thomas Corks Rogers, of Metter, brewers-I)ec. ay, 1805. Guyer Griffin and Edward Hart. of Mark lane and the Corm- market, corafadtors-v-Dee.ls, &SOS. BANKRUPTS. John Simpfon, late of You% in Staffordihire, vintner, dealer and shapmari, to furrender January 11, 13. and February 8, at ten, at the Flitch of Bacon, fituate at Whichnor Bridge, Sralfordihire. Anornies, Meffrs. Halters and Martin, Furnival's Inn, London, _ . or Mr. Dyatt, Lichfield. Abraham Stott, of Gooden•Lane, townfhip of Heap. pall& of Bury, Robert Fitton, of Spin Threads, townihip of Hopwood, pries of Middleton, Richard Rowker, of Gooden.Lane, Heap, panes of Bury, Robert Butterworth, of Littleborough, town ship of Huddersfield, paid' of Rochdale, and Robert Hartley, of Siddall Moor, townfhip of Hopwood, parifh of Middleton, all in Lancafhire, cotton•manufadm-ers. and copartner: in trade i a trading under the Firm of Abraham Stott, Fitton and Co.) nuary to, t;, and February 8. at the Dangerous Corner lon, lanchefter. Attornies, Mr Richard Milne, Rochdale; or Mr J S. Young, New Inn, London John Haigh, of Marfden, parifis of Huddersfield, Yorkfidre,York ' Chine Qat 311 manufadurer, dealer and Chapman , January 7. ao, and February 8, at ten, at the George Inn, in Huddersfield Attornies, Mr. Henry Stables, Huddersfield ; or Mr. R. Battyc, Chancery-lane, London. Thomas Bate, oilaerlesfreld, Cbefhire, draper, dealer and chap man, January to, a 1, and as, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Maneheiter. Attornies, Mr. Barrett, Manchefter,orMern. J. and R. Wittig., Watiford court, London. I . William Ivey, of TitchfieldAreet. St. Mary-la-Bonne, Middkfez, tailor, December 31, January it, and February 11, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Davion, Watren-ftteet, Fitzroy- kuarc. Henry Coate and John Herbert. of Birehla lane, London, mer chants and copartners, January 4. 14, and February 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornics, NUM's. Thomas and Sons, Fen court, Fencbareh•ftreat. Julio Wright, of Newrate-ftreet, London, grocer, dealer and chap man. Dec. 31, at eleven, January at, and February 8. at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornier, Mfr.. Palmer, Tumlinfons, and Thornton, CopthaU•euurt, Throgniurton area. DIVIDENDS. -- • January tr. John Frornings, of Horimunden, Kent, vldtualler, at e kc e n, at Guildhall, Loudon. January 2. James hmerion lute of the pad& of Bitton, Gloucefter Bike, brats and fpeltcr-maker, at ecru], at the White Hart Inn, liruad•ftreet, Briftul. Jammu , / 3. Jobti Keyte, of Kidderminiter, 'Wureefterthire, buil der, upholder, dealer and ch.oNnali, at eleven, at the Stourpurt Inn, Stourport, Worcefterllairc. January 7. Mark Rome, of Truro , Cornw a l l, ihopkeeper, dolts sod chapman, at eleven, at the Rummer • Usram, January 4. James of Paternofter-row, Loudon, bookfallm, at twelve, at Guildhall. January 4. Thomas Gouddy, of Sheikh!, Yorkfitite, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. January 4. Peter Cavan, of Brighthelnifione, Sulfas, Unendraper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. January 6. Francis Robbins, of Deretend, Aann, near Birming ham. Warsvickihire, merchant, at eleven, at the Swan Tavern, Birmingham. January 6. Jamas Thomas, of I Rodborough, Cloudier elite and Anthony Bond, of Stanley-End, Kingftatilsy, Glou ccitc;thirre, clothiers and copartners, at twelve, at the Golden lsafa, Caialcrots, Raadwick, Okauctttufkirc. ID THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. LETTER M. NO= Newt', abett,fi fit Prindentia ; fed to Nosfaehnus dam, netting, ciedoque loeamus.-- Sit-With the exertion of real wifdom, this na tion has nothing to fear from her great enemy, for the has firength fufficient to fet the woi Id at defiance; but if that firength is not properly called forth, and if all her immenfe means are to be paralized by vi. fionary and childifb !matures, the rabic of either felfifhnets or folly, our (late is truly deplorable, for nothing can Pave us againft there. Thu; nation poiliffes, in many of its ruling men, Co much refleeion and genuine depth of reafon, that we have Gill every thing to expea from the exer tion of it, to meet the preffure of our neceffery defen• five 'matures ; let thefe perfnns only he careful to keep themfelves free from the trammels of ancient pradice, and view the world as it now is, not as it formerly was.—The Generals of France, when they prepared to cAnbat their enemies, and calculated the chances on either fide, taw, in the inveterate ha bits of their opponents, thofr errors which they were Cure would never be departed from, and which they exulted to think mutt prove their ruin : they were not deceived—thofe errors were carefully preferved amidft defeat and dellrnetion ; and, like Panglnfs, the Auftrians chetifhed their maxims with their dy ing breath, It is not enough in our prefent crifis that the rou tines of office are regularly attended to, we Rand in need of the inventive force of genius to invigorate our old refources, and to call out new ones ; we Rand in need of fuel genius as may be above waft ing its faculties on trivial and fecondary meafures— but which can roar to views of exteufive and folid ability, and perceive that the fimplicity of every fug geftion is a proof of its real merit. initead of being a fign of its inefficacy. Grand and general plan► may Rill Cave us—Sic ingen: Caltio.crevit—The adop tion of pigmy confirneed fyftems can only hares us, without the kali chance of benefit. I hope in GOD, that when the hour of trial comes, we may not be found like thofe improvident foals, who try by noire and bale to retrieve what a little manly japent would have prevented. If we become a nation of markfmen. defeat can hardly be dreaded, and mug be loon repaired ; but, if we tsutl entirely to our exertions in fulid bodies. and in the open field. we &111 have to contend againft the belt infantry, and the greateft fkill which has ever hitherto ruled the deftimcs of the world—and, alas, we inn find fortune unpropitious. MYSOOAL LUC Saturday John Addy was fully committed to Newgate, from the Thames Police Office, charged with robbery in the dwelling houfe of Edwardßymer. Ft a es.—Between (even and eight o'clock yeßerday evening a fire broke out in the lower tier of 'tabling at the Swan with Two Necks Inn, in Lad.lane, which for a time threatened deltruaion to the whole of that great concern and the furrounding houfes. The alarm was foon circulated over the town, and a number of engines anived,weil manned with firemen, and tolera bly well Cupplied with water,which they plied Co effec tually that they confined the fire to the demolition of that quarter of the Rabies where it began. The houfes were for the mat part out in the mail coaches; chore at home were fortunately got out of the Robles alive, but with extreme difficulty. A part of the back premifes, which abut on Love•lane, Alderman bury, caught fire, but was foon extinguithed. As Coon as it b roke out, the Loyal London Volunteers attended, and blocked up all the avenues that led to the Inn, excluding all but firemen and their affißants, and thereby protected the property of the alarmed neighbours. AU the books and papers were got out of the coach-office Cafe, and the injury is by nu means fo great as might have been expetted from fuch an accident in fuch an extenfive concern. The pick pockets were, as ulna!, on the alert, and were but too fuccefsful. An alarming fire broke out on Wednefday evening ' lall, in the much admired and romantic cattle of R. P. Knight, Efq. M. P. at Duwnton, near Lud low, Shropthire, which after raging a confiderable time, was happily got under, but not till the interior of that beautiful manfion, with the moil of its ap propriate furniture, had been confiderably injured by the ravages of the devouring element. Owing to the badnefs of the roads, the engines from Ludlow did not arrive in time to render any confiderable fervite. —This calamitous accident is fuppofed to have pro-. ceeded from a fire, at which fume plumbers had been at work, not having been properly eatinguithed.— We underftand the worthy proprietor was Went when it took place. EXTRAORDIN ART ACCIDENT. —The nurfery maid of Mr. Chapman, Attorney, of Warwick court, Hol born, on Wednefday morning tall, when dreffing his infant child, of two months old, by the nurfery fire, fuddenly found herfelf in flames, tuppofed to be oc cafioned by a coal flying out of the fire upon her.— She flew to the (lairs for relief, where her mailer, alarmed by her cries, met her, and rolled the infant in a carpet, and alfo the fervant, fo as completely to extinguilh the flames. Both were dangeroufly burnt; the maid fervant affording little hopes of recovery, and in a (fate of infenfibility, in which the continued till twelve o'clock that night, when fhe became fume what fallible. A nurfe and a young lady were ap. pointed to fit up by her during the night. About three in the morning, the nurfe went down (fairs tor fomething : loon after the left the room, the young lady, who was reading by a fire in the room, being Truck by a light, looked towards the bed, and law it in a blaze. She immediately gave every alarm, and endeavoured to drag the maid out of the bed, but was unable, and let her own clothes on fire, , though the was fumewhat proteited by a filk She now flew to the (lairs, where Mv. Chapman, alarmed by her cries, met her, and extinguillsed the fief : he then gave the alarm of fire, and made fa vetal vain attempts to approach the bed of the poor fervant, who was burnt toe cinder, with every thing in the room. Happily, engines arrived, and the aißilance given preferved the reit of the honfe. The rung lady and infant are both eic!efted to do well. Mr. Honosos, the Coroner, held an inqueit on Thud day night, at the White Hart, Holborn, on the body of the fervant, when a verdia of Aecidaatai Death was returned. BIRTHS. Oa tke ices lath*, * Calour* Hoare. °ahoy:le-pee. Bads. Mrs. Lionel Lee, of a daughter. On t %Minas Day, at her 'mute in Soletrfet-Rreet, the Lady of Robert Mainfoo.Efq. of a daughter. On the 19th ioR. the Lady of Major Done*. of the yth Royal Veteran Battalion, Tower. of a daughter. MARRIED. Lately. J. Gaillard, Efq. to Mrs Mary Wilfun, daughter of Wm. Wiggles. Efq. late merchant in Dumfries. At Leomlnfter. Jofeph Heyling, Efq: an Alderman of t h at Bo rough, to Mifs 11W, of Brocnyard. Tuefdly morning. at St Pancras Church, Lieutenant Angaftus Keppel Colley, Adjutant of the Chatham Divificia of Royal Ma rines, to Mifs Smith. Tuefday fennight, the Rev. Charles Henry Hodgfon, Mafter of the Free Grammar Scho6l, and Leaurer of the Parini Church of St. ThonUp. Salifbury, to Mira Eliza Margaret Ore. Inwood, Welt daughter of the Rev. Thomas Greenwood, A. M. Vicar of Calni and Figheldean, Wilts. Tuefday, at Whiktingham. William Barber, Efq of Ainwiek, a Captain in the Royal Cheviot Legion, to Mira Sarah Andes*, filter of Edward Anderfon,Efq. of Glassioss. On the 3ift of Odober ha, at Antigua, of the yellow fewer, after a Sort illnefs of tier days, Captain Thosuks Henry Cray, of the zit battalion of the 96th Regiment, at the early age of 22. At Amfterdam, A. W. Blanckenhagen, jun. Efq. aged 26 years. On the 7th init. the Rev. Mr Grillith, of High-row, Knightf bridge. On Monday Wt, at the Vicarage Haute, in Horton•fquare, the Rev. Charles Toelmio, late of Chrift College, Cambridge. Saturday fennight, at hit bottfe. in York-place, Tho w mat Knot, Efq. late a Lieut. Colonel in the Firft Regiment of Foot Guards. On the add init. Juno Maulifter, Efq of Spaingbank, in Arran, late of Calcutta. At Banff, in confcquenee of her cloaths catching fire, while fit ting near the chimney, Mrs, Power, of the Theatre there She languifited, in great agony, from Monday the afitis ult. until Wed nefday, when the expired. Tuefdayfelinlght, at Daffington, Cumberland. Mr. Theophiius Blakeney, youngeft fon of the late George Augeftus Makeney, The 9th inft. forldienlv,Riehard,Morgan Ki E(q. of Aber. gavenny. On the day preceding belted made a morning call at Mr. o&mne's, his partner in the banking bufinefs, and, while en gaged in familiar converfaion. was feized with an apopleetie fit, and expired the following evening. On the ayth init. at Wareham, in Drirfetihire, in die 9tft year of her age s Mrs. Sarah Giles, widow of the late Humphrey Giles, Efq. of Paid place. At Gartatore,nn tbe sods loft. John Cade ate, Efq. of Cart. Ilsore,eas et his Majdty's Deputy Lieutenants for the County of Dumbarton. Wedodday morning, at Harborne. mar Birmingham. Edward Nicklin. Efq. Eau, years a Captain in the Warwlekiltite Militia HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning • • 3 agnates after 9 Afternoon . - Ist !Minitel !Mee 9 THEATRE, WATERFORD. _ . _ wANTED, a few ' Good Performers, for the above Theatre.—Appliesoloo to be wade to Mr. SmltMon. Waterford, Dee. 21, Ass. Noce bat Letters (poft paid) will be received. Navigable Canal, Crowndale Mine, Taviltoek Mineral Cabl Liverpool Sonde Water Works, Brit& Fifiery, and Amicable Society Sham,—Monthly Sale. TO WE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY Mr.SCOTT, On Friday tie ad of January, at twelve o'clock, at Gummy 's, Alley, London, THE Wheal Crowndale Copper Mine, near Tari ftock In Devon—a Siturfourth Share in this well-known very produtlive Concern; the profits are rapidly increafing. 1 he Taviitocit Mineral Canal—Four Shares; fituate near the Crowndale Mine, poffefllng peculiar advantages; capeded to be a very profitable Concern. The Liverpool Bootle Water Workm—Tbree Shares; the Rests are Merman. The Lannifter Canal—Nine Shares. The Amicable Society. Serjeant's Inn—Six Policies oa Lives, in the 54th. 57th. and 7 tft years. The Dividends, by Law, can not be lets than zsol. and hive exceeded soul per Share Alfo Shares in the Orand Jona:lon Canal, Surrey iron Railway, and Brit& Maid. Particulars at Hatchet's Hotel, FiendWy ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Scott, New firidge4trect, London. THE LOUGHBOROUGH NAVIGATION. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SCOTT: In the Monthly Sale of Navigable Canal Property, on Friday the 3d of January, iSo6, at Twelve o'Clock ; At Garrawars, Change -alley, London (except revioully difpofed of by Private Contend). *FIVE SHARES in this ellablifbed very Valuable Navigation ' from the River Trent to the town if Loughbo rough ; one of the moft produCtive commis iu the Kingdom continuing the Leleeltei Caual to the River Trent, and extenfive Navigabk connexions—its profpenty is apparent, by Rating that the two bit halt-yearly dividends amounted to Ninety-ill Poands per Share, for the year, clear of aU deduCtions. This excellent line of 'Navigation poihtfes eminent advantages, pre:finning well-founded profpeCts, that the relent very large di• videnda will RAU continue confide:ably to inereafe. Printed particulars at the Anchor, at Loughborough; Three Crowns, Leieclter; Bell. at Derby• White Lion, Nottingham • George, at Lichnold; Saracen's Head, Newark; the New Hotel, at Binsdrighata; at Garraway's, and of Mr. Scott, New Bridger firm. l sondem. fruit cuUtims, Hu, I &e. MR. GREENOUGH's LOZENGES of TOLU, which contain all the fattening and healing virtues of the celebrated BALSAM of . 1 OLU, and are the pleafanteß and molt &canal remedy of the kind in all Coughs. Hoarfent ffes, Sore Throats, and Defluxions en the Lungs, healing the Rawn-fs and Sorenefs of the Breaft, and affording great relief in Shortnefs of Breath, and in Afthmatic and Confumptive complaints—they du out cloy the ftomach, but rather create an appetite. But as the great benefit to be derived from them can only he le tared by basing them Genuine, the public are requeftcd to obferve that R. Hayward, No. ro, Ludgate-Lill, is printed on the Stamp, all others are counterfeits. There Lozenges arc prepared and fold by R. Hayward (fuccdfor to T. Greenough, tbc inventor), No. to, Ludgate-hill; and fold by F. Newbery, No. 4s, St. Paul's (lurch-yard; Bayley and Elcw, Coeldpurarect ; Bacon and Co. iso, Oxford-Itstet; S. Ward, 314, Holborn, and Win. Clark, 269. Borough. Price as. aid. the Box. WELCH'S FEMALE PII.LS, for the GREEN SICKNESS and otbct DISORDERS Incident to YOUNG FEMALES. THE following intlAnce of their uncommon ellY • eacy, Is worthy the attend= of the affilEted. To Mn. KEARSLEY, Ptat•Areet, London. MADIII4, 1 ant the unfortunate daughter of an officer in the army. who fsil in his country's eaufe, by which means his family are left in a Lived= that it is necelTary each mould endeavour to provide for thsmfelves, which, from indifpofition, I was intirely incapacitated troa,till an intimate friend recommended your Pills, which have in a wondaful manner reftored ma to health, having removed the oblittidtion complained of, and in eonfequence my complexion, was exceedingly yellow, has returned its wonted colour, my health is quite recovered, and the pains in my bead and (tistench with numberlefs other complaints, too numerous to mention, haw,: now all fubfided, and 1 am once more in full health and fpirits, able to encounter every difficulty. I beg you will make my cafe public. as many young women from a fedentary his have firnilar complaints, which they are unwilling to ataibute to the real carte—want of exertion. Permit me to return you my most gratefolthankt fossil favours, through the medium of Mrs. Smith, and believe me, _ . _ Your much obliged, and very humble fervent, Exeter. Aug. 4,1g03. CAROLINE WALTER. Welch's Female Pills, (with diredions) price is. pd. a box, arc fold wbalefale, by G. Kearney. Fleet-ftrect, London; Dicey and Ca. Bow Church-yard, Chaapfide ; F. Newberry, No. ey, St. Paul's Church-yard; Bacon and Co. No. tso, Oxford-arca ; Botta, Cheaplidetpand Barclay and Sou, Flag Market. ••• As another Medicine is fold radar the name of Wekk's Female Pills, which is fpurious, purehden are requedted to re mark, as the (urea teflinaony of authenticity, that each bill of di :editors is Gamed with the name of C. Kadin in band writing ; sod on the *Wide, whereby tenants cannot be impaled on, the ftamp is printed by ponaillos of his Majelly's Honourable Corn mirawners of Stamps, dna: C. /Legacy. No. 44, Fleet-fleard e Nano mhos ars gratin& Per coUtlfis,coms,ASTHM ‘B, and CON3U LIP !lON I)OBBERDS'S IMPROVEI) BAI.:ItkMk L. ELIXIR, or COUGH DROPS. ho cattvedlina ry are virtues, that let the Patient be ever fo emmated or reduced, a t, ter having tried every medical aUiltance to no ptrpede, it will aq as it were a chasm, sed initantly relieve the ANA ioveterate Cove,. give cafe and freedom to perfpiration, promote gentle emiedlura, tier, ftrengthen the whole Debilitated Confiitielue, pne.ure by refreihing comfort of reit and Seep. and quickly diet a p.m,. cent Cure for the matt obffinate Coughs, Colds, ARtersas, aud Confumptions. Not wain/tame bas occurred, though takes by near fikry rand Patients, wherein there Drupe have been known to Ail relic,. log the above Complaints—in feet too much cannot be kid i ll prune of fo valuable a Remedy, as it only requires to be hown meet univerfal preference A further account of its viatica may be teen in each bill of diredlions. His Majefty's Hon. Commilfionser Have been pleated es order the name of R. Butler, No. 4. („theapGde. to be engraved on a blare Ramp, which Ramp is affixed to each bottle, all others are am. terfelts. Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, N 0.4, Cheapede, ear. ner of Pan:rut:der row ; and retail by I utt. Royal Each:lnge ; con, [so, Oxford-street; Proaitt, ; corner of Spring Gardens; Clark. 169, Bort:ugh ; Stains & Manebeiter ; Gregfon, Liverpool ; Tr..-wrnan, Eaett.: and Wills, Plymouth ; M'llonald. ritafvw ; Smith and SC , ,7. Edinburgh; Sharp, Portfeaouth ; Welton, Portfea ; Hardirg, port; Sutton and Baker, Southampton; and by molt Mcdielse Venders in every town, its buttlea xt Il pd. each. HAVING dedicated arrea in the Rudy, and bee t , gradAed by the mud confaterable pratlice in that bend which I thought groper to reinct, f mit that I have not more net employed my time than chore who, In the ettenAve bid of the pro•eMon, are oceurasally tone fed In uncertainty, and calm t always attain that Nears which is acquire...l ay ea rcenemting tie lateUedual tower to ode cars of drordees The beans of DRBELITY arc peculiarly dancing for ray bang with them a train of concomitant fymptoate, an. by a lc , prelim of NI vital merry, cadence Wei/ become anointing,. Whether they mite from the prevakc.e of in example, davit/run dye habits of fehooL boys, er the indulgences of 'natant', they ow quire the user@ affideees probillonal it ; l.ut by the igoorance of uneducated mon, the qmptcass are aggravated, an:. the coeib tattoo Is deftroyed. As a PitILIABER of the ROYAL COLLEGE& SURGEON" I ground my preteneons on regularity of education; an/ patellas every prink: get. pradke I feel milt* eadticd to that tadidencs with which I have hitherto been o EWA' honoured. In the ixft (madam of bad wecines, early applleation will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the (lit tera, fain a contaminate of the unntanliners of the Ace whack eared his misfortune, it fearful of the contempt or make of Ids family phyficha and broods over his ffsilrmity with direful (*b adman, it ass* be fatreaclary foe him to be named not only of capability of commence hot aro of the mat innolablk fancy. And in mast Veliereal Complaints it is poillble to prevent psis, danger or dant t ha da moil mroi in an:d tares It is the aspire. motof arefolle in this to eAe& a life, certain fetter IM adlesehige of this expanse( to &ore of ether fat who arc eillesd elth any Lind of DEBILITY, of any fymptems al VINORRAL INFECIION, and in :11 cake the calms of mail wrecker are Raged cm the Grit interviett. Patlentsin the country are evaded to tedlorea Not MINI, mil are requdtod to fpoclfy their age and manner of hvhig. MAATIN MBE, Mensbea of the Royal College of Surgeons ht Lanai*. tin so Arundel. ftreet, brand nou Temple Pee S. An.o:viox. Efq. M. ID I.IVERPCIOL. EXTRAORDINARY CURE Of Mn John Mullins, Principal Clerk of Melirs. %W. and Prawn; Iran and Raft Merchante,Thorne, new DosolkoL SIR, THROUGH a relapfe of a feirere nervous Few. in Wither, Am. I was brought into a deep decline s as oorapanied by eonitant profufa fwcats, as to oblige me to dal. ' any linen two or three times a day, and was given op by the lifw. malty as incurable; my cough. width bad bete gainiesgtromailhe Some time, was very violent Ind( ed, and canted me no gnat quantities of very vifeld and offeofive matter. I was teals ly deprived of sap for a lung time. I thus becanui weak, ems • dated, and to belpkfs, That I could not crola the room without being fupported by my wife and daughter. I was fcs nervous, that though I have ken perfons tremulous from a paralytic Broke, sod from the effete of an ague fit, they were not in fuck a deplorable Aare as I was at times for hours together. was in this forlorn and helplefs condition when your iswali able, nay indliniable CORDIAL BALM OP OILRAD wart Bra adminiftered to me, in doles of three tea fpooofuh, three times a day, which was gradually increakd to tout tea fpoord'els four-times a day. I found benefit direCtly--iny cough began to mend, and in about three weeks it seal quite gone; in the menace did this Balm brace nsy nerves, create an appetite, promote natural re& and g-adually invigorate my whole frame; in a word, I recovered ! and thank Gon I have nut had the leaa rstum Once. I enjoy better health than ever I did berate, quite fres train the flightett nervous tymptern. Mr.,heardowu,of Doncaiter, front whom the Cordial Balm of Gilead was obtained, as writ as all who knew me, confider any recovery a , little Own of a miracle; midi( people labouring under eunfumptivc or nervous diforders would have recourk to this grand Medicine the Cordial Saint of Gilead, I make no doubt of their deriving the fame benefits ; and (or the good of mankind, I with it was more generally known and retorted no. Some of the Cordial being alto gives' to an infant daughter of mine when In convullions, it had an inttantaneous and wonderful tied in OP covering her. I am, Sir, year obliged humble fervant. JOHtl MULLINS. Thorne Qnay, March it. Sold in London by Mrs Mathews, sB. Strand; Ditty and An ton, Bow Church-yard; Bacon, s to. Osfurd.ttreet; Os. ford ttrect,oppnfite the Pantheon; Butler, 4.Chea pfide ; Barclayand Sun, fleet market; Shaw and Edwards, 66. St. Paul's Chards yard; Howard and Evans, Lung I.atie, Weft-Smithfield; aud par. titularly at the following places, viz. Drifted, Mrs :;Merced I.ynn, Pigge Bath, Hazard Mancheiter, Staines Berwick, Carr M apatr, Silver Baliogot kr, Hulbert Me lk am,ih Hoare tlradtord, Wilts, Hopkins Maiderd - ead. Biting Bridport, Rabat, Main& try, Laa Bridgwatrr, Poole Nlatittitigtiew, Bewdley, Frattington Nottingham, garbage & Sire' Steelier, Stspbens ton Been tford, Norbury Newcaitle upon Tyne,llatc/de Beal:Mater, Hine fun and Co. Hilltops Waltham, Tenninp Norwich, Sterentrin Win tree, Shearcrott Newport, ids of Wight, Altn Coventry. 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RodBrd Tanbr d i et Wells ,K right Horneaftle, Weir Trowbridge, ClaLog liammerlenith, Roberta Maslen Henley an Thames, Norton Whitby, yeoman HanleyAlhutt and Son Whitshaven, Croak:at: And al l the Venders of Pat-nt Me lit toes in the Unites/ Kingdom A laying of us. may be bad by pan:haling tLe faintly Fettle. at 335, winch contain four of the Half-guinea bottle,. Dr Solomon may be contulted by letter kp.•R paid) addict:fa to him at Gilead liouft, ram Liverpool, incluilos bisufualEcc c' Half a-guinea. LONDON: Primed and publilleed by LEVEI. KENT (of Ca. terbory-pluce, Lambetb), at the Srmt or tom Nu. r. CV(' Ana. Publattl &Me at tin Sta e 14; ►, Ten.ptc-114 ~U .1 S' TIC ire thci .. - 1 I 1 . At St'h ono clitfi put:. erell • bee grat wit Prix emu in b ant Port . to b 06 et 1 Mi 1 , 01 ta b 4. it oft tell to t 4tv t tke the fold bY I lb*