Star. — London, England, 1806-04-12 00:00:00

T 3 TkZ EDITOR OF IR. STAR. tut—Through the medium of your excellent paper than,' flatements have been fubmitted to public ohfer marines. relative to the fituation of the Subalterns of the Army, and, rintwkbaanding much has been ad v anced upon the lubjelt, many very forcible at go menus may yet be adduced. in favour of an addition being made to the pay of this numerous dais of gets. tlemen,wlf ch Oafs conftlls of confide , ably n o c than two-thirda of the Commiffioned Officers, upon the military eflablithment of this kingdom; officer,: whole lives are wholly devoted to the cattle of their beloved Sovereign, and many of them veterans, who have, upon every occalion, readily Rood forward in fop port of the hou.ntr, dignity, and accumulating pr • pet by of their country. If we take a view of our late • lenmenfe aecmilitions of territory in the Earl, the ‘• number and value of our glands in the Welt Indies, to,o,ether with the waft extent of our colonies and pof feftions in eve, y quarter of the Globe, it will appear, that the fovereignty acquired by this country over thole fertile and inexhaullible foorces of csimmerce, wealth, and national importance,is derived from the unparalleled magnanimity, and valour of our troops, (with the co-operation of our glorious and viflorions navy), and though the gallant a.ehiea ements of our army have frequently been honoured wilts the ac knowkdgments. and unqualified thanks of both Hodes of Parliament, and with the unanimous ap plank of a grateful nation, fill founetiong more than anhonnfary gratification appears to be due, to rectors pence more fully their zealops and arduous Cervices It mull be acknowledged. that within there few years, great pecuniary affinance has been tenderest , to the Non•commilliuned Officers and Privates, fu thal,the pay of the latter is now more than double, and itpqn a march, it amohnts to four times the lion be foroperly teeeived upon a fimilar oecafion ; in the, mean while, little has been done to ameliorate eotadiiion mnifffoned Officer, and Coen , Mist lienditure to which he is (in , .cation in l•fe as a gentlemana fequence as a Britilh Officer) -t piit of which e.:pence, into, contrary to his oppofition to Isis own tee, I (hall remark, the ad* by the feveial :giment is upon a match. — 'en economy, cannot amount Inca per diem, which, upon *rt.:Waive f much incon to fuch as may . find it limits of their militaiy wife, Experience a peen ed in a town, in not being foal prnpottion of coal and officient rum to defray the ,s, the remuneration from wife bring no more to each of a Captain, than fix (killings imonly decent lodging cau se procured for Ids than exclufive of fire and can :thy of eiatfidei ation, par occurs, that a eorpt remains •• in quarters of this deter ip retied, that in alma every is expoled talk issue ee• In the Regiments! Islets the fame to cash, and in the tg and equipinent, the fame nk, with the exception of en e Field Officer. Arnongli the ant _ _ ..,hich the pay of the fubaltetn rfileer ii liable, the Income Tax may jolly be regar ded as the roof oppreffive ; for though the (um in it (elf b inconfiderable, let when it comes to be &dale (Am the amount of his monthly pittance, it carom but proae in tome degree inconvenient to all, but more fo to the married officers, whofe income is a l ready fiend infofficient to anfwer the many pupae; to which it is more immedfately applicable ; this tax becomes the more obnoxious from the manner in which it is levied, no regard being had to different eircurn4lanees ; this has lately been verified in a par- I tiettlnr battalion, where a Lieutenant, with a wife and give (mall children, two others, with each a wife and three children, a gaarter.maller with four, and (Coeval other officers with families, have been obliged to pay without the lean absternerd, the fame as tingle gen tlemen holding the fame rankosod without the (mallet! ineombrance ; and although this gricvartee has been properly reprefented, no benefit has refidted from : any application whieh has been hitherto made upon the hibjee. 'the above circtimflances being duly conlidered, it will be plain that an increafe of pay is is ahfolutely and efferoially neceirary to the exillenee of the Commiffioned Officer at this joneture, AS it was formerly jodoed to be in the cafe of the Non•Corr rniffioned Ofgcer and private (tattier, whtife cnndi• tion has been in very materially improved. With refpell to she Subaltern, every liberal mind mutt feel hurt, upon the ieflefion, that a common clerk, or tradeftnan's book-keeper, is more amply provided for arid paid, than there Officers, who ate, -from the na ture of t".eir proleflon, entitled to the particular at • tendon and protection of the Legifature, and the civil tegards of fociety of every denomination. From the uniform attention paid by OUT gllnfrinns Commander in Chief, to every ciscumitance rciarin h. the Aitny, many great advantages have, from time to time, accrued to the ferv:ce, and innumerable accommodati.ins have been held out to individuals. fn that many Officers of merit and refpef ability. have been enabled to retain their relPettive fitua tinny, who. but for his Royal Ilighrefs's human* inierpofiti• n. would have been obliged to retire in ernharraffnient, and deili•ote of the means of providing for a Idtore follenance. In may, with the afield! adherence to truth, be :armed, that nit deferring officer labouring under thfficti:iies, has ever made a proper application for lease ~1 knee. or miter reatonob'e indulgence, for the put pore of adjulling his ;drabs who has ever met with a refisfal, or who has not been attended to, in this relped, to the full extent of his orquell. As at further mark of gracieu. cmilideration, the Commander Chief has been pleated to approve, that every onsea ceiratry expense (tall be avoided, and that every poi fibre raving (ball seethe to the Officer, in the making up of the Citeral articles of drefs, and. appointments, in baying difpenfed with the ere of lace, and in per mitting tie wear of any loyerfluous or expenfive ~~. decoration in point of niiiform, to be diftontinuect this fully evinces, that no object, however trivial it may teem. which has an sp; arctic tendency to the accommodation of the individual, or the : ultimate benefit of the fervice, is deemed tpurrerriliy of his Royal Higlinefs's mature regard. The fotmation of the Royal Veteran Battalions is a meaftire exprelllye of the pored fentiments of hu manity, and worthy tie high ettrAilei whence it originated ; it viruses to the deserving old filcher a comfortable retreat ; it enables him Rill to retain his farmer habits of cleanlincli and regularity ; and to copy the fociety of his k.rmer affociates and eompts. nions, with whom he has intrepidly rulbed on to I vielory, and chectrolly (hared the liardfhips and dan gers infeparable from a fiddler's life. ' In theft bat tali,iis the aged and debilitated find that attention and cafe which their flotation require-, and the ninre young and active hashers may look forward to receive 1 in theft crops, that recompense which infallib l y awaits a faithful dircharge of their rerpeCtive duties. 1 The Royal Military Academy, and the Military' Afyittin, are Intlitiitions which moll fittingly deli. neate his ' Royal Highnefes beneficence. and place his paternal folicitude f o r the fuitable Education, and future welfare of the friendlefs orphan and the help- lefts off spring of the meritorious Soldier, in a point of view, which muff forcibly imprefs upon the minds of all (particularly military perrons) fentiments of the . highell refpefl, and molt lively gratitude. .. The active philanthropy of the Doke of You being thus matifelled upon every occafion, where the welfare of any part of the army appears to be connected, the Officer has every tl hitt to hope, fo far as it depends upon his Royal Highners to proa, mote his interefly, nr any ways to contribtre to the attainment of the object in queflion; but as, in con formity to mit military feftem, all pecuniary matters are titbit& to the fuperintendance of a different de pa, orient, every arrangement relative to the payment of the army, mull of ctturfe ifTue from thence. From the urgent neceflity which wills for the achwol (inn of fome meafine, calculated to obviate the many difficulties to which 'be officers of the army are unfurl tunately (spored, it is espeißed, that ibis usoft ial teiefling ladle& will fpeedily occupy the attention od his Maladly's Miniffers, from whore inflict and libe rality, there is every rea fon to peefume, it will meet with that difpaffionate and friendly coil4aFra?ion, AO unbiaffed dilettanti, to Width, from ,Itti Magnitude, and great importance, it is molt decidedly entitled $ and as the generous fentiments of - Efiglifhmen are perfeSly ale trained, a doubt canned for a moment be entertained, that whenever the means are Inggeffed for ameliorating site urination of the Subaltern OE ali ter., all parties will cheer fully affrnt , and the b of the nation will be triumphantly held mit, to r o ward the merit, to encourage and ICamtilale the-4p_, dont, and to cor,firm the happiners of the ga l lan t di r, fender of his country, whore fword is his chief fo g port, and whore unimpeached valour, and unfullioi honour, is his foie inheritance. ~•• l' Falmouth. Art 7, 1806. AN 0.1.0 ouStil • —•--- . LONDON lei nif: A' bi - & .. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, APRIL to. Wheat per load ISt Cs to 121 os Barley per quarter " it toe to 11 tss OWE pet ditto x i to. to to II sae it tds BeattsperdittO i lis avt ditto It 161 to 1,1 As Pcafe per ditto it th to at as PAticEis OF HAY AND STRAW. titt, , ltimaii. • Whitechapel• Idayparlood I 17 ta so 4 to • I H,r per load 3 to ta 4 0 &nye s• OK! 14 0 Straw aoto 1 SO I Clover 4 4os s 5 111 tet'st CAT AND STRAW IN SNIT lIPIELD. Hay, - 3t icis to al toil etorsr 31 tos to tl os Rotolo St 10 tel PRICE O 5 1 straw,ff HOPS. oato al Ss DSOS. PACKETS. Kent .. 61 fis to yl as Kent - 61 8S 20 71 1111 112 01 to 61 Ilia Suffer - 6 1 8 , to 7 1 os Berl 61 Os to 71 os Farnham Si --is mi tl 1 , PRICE. , 4 HOPS IN 'me BOROUGH MARKET. Nsw Bags 61 1511 to 81 cs I Poektts 71 03 to 91 os SMITHFIELD MARKET, April 11. To fink the offal—per Rune of 86. Beer so oil to is 8d I Veal 31 eat to ds 6d Mutton 5$ cd to 6. ad Pork ss od to 6a od Lamb ss •od to 76 od. MEAD OF CATTLE THIS DAT. ' Delfts, about 55o —Sheep and Lambs, 7,300. NEWOATE and LEADENHAI.I., April at. Per (tone of 81b. by the =reale. Doi 41 01 to old f Veal ea oil to 6s od Pitnetalt oe 8d to so el Port ss 0.1 to 6. od Lamb ss od to 7 s cd. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. Et, JAWS.. market 45 3d Town Tallow 70 61 to os Clare Market es 54 Yell.ov Rutlia 674 to 7oa od Whitechapcl Market ' White ditto On od to os (pet Rolle of 8114) 41 24 Snap ditto 61. to P.S. od , -- Melted Stuff 351 to 37s od xis 84 Ditto rough 37s od to cis Average Pelee 0 aid Greases iis o 4 1 Good Delfts sos to oil Yellow Soap, 78. to co--Mottled, 811.--C0n1,92 , Price of Candles per dozen, its od--Mottids, ass od RAW HIDES. Hide.(perftone) is ald to Is 6.1 Hoeft Skins TB. cel to 20. Midlitng 3s of to 3 . ad Sheep Skins 35 hrl to 75 od Ordinary 11 Ed to is and StondBo7ol os cd to os cd Heavy Calf ii. 6,1 each I Latish Skin. 3. od to es od PRICE OF LEATH EIL, per il. AT LEADENHALL. Botts, so to 5616 each at td to aid Ditto. 6o to 6316 254 to a6d Mirchants Backs 22d to 2.144 Droffnig Hide. ltd to 22d ' Fltse Coach lii.les 24.1 to 23 m id Crop Hides for Cutting 11d to 24 flat Ordinary 101 to aid' Calf Skim 30 to aolb per dose, 34d to 393 Ditto 5o to 701 b Obi to sul Ditto 7 , , to Solt, shd to 39d Sault Saab (GreLidaud) per lb. 3s 64 to 3. 501 Large ditto two to 19. a per sloe. Tanned Horfe Hide. its to Ora earls COAL. NIARKET, April I I. Ships at Market hldps fold Prlast 29 Neweaftie Cod 19 46s cd to set f o l. s Swidesiand 4 .ss cd to 45. 64 :neap while, very little has to the condition of the Commit /1 able him to meet the expendit order to fupport his fit nation and his rat* and confequenet at all times flibjea, a great be is niceßitated to enter inclination, and in direa interea. In the fird place, very exorbitant charges mai keipets, when a regiment this, With the gteated ee9 to lets than halt a guinea a long march, molt be pro venience, metre efpecially in objea to live within the 1 income. The officers, likew liar 'birdthip when quarterec fuffered . to draw their ufual candles, nor allowed a fir(fic expenCe of their lodgings, Covernnieht l for that purpoll OfAcer, under the tank of a Pii leek, wheVeat a comma hot, in places, be twelve Or fourteen %Mints; ites, which is certainly wort tieularly, as it frequently no 'OW fade Months togitber tion. to is much to be refire intiunes, even the rely% is petite a% the Field 01b6er. for exartwle, the charge is th various 'Aides of eltithltig toil attaches to either rank, ti a epaulet only to the Phi r an driwbacles to Which MARRIED. ........ liVedn.rlay. at "hooky Church, Herta. the Rre Thhma. New crow II Roane of Sherdey. to fellfp C. Wlnte2, daugh:er of Thomas Bradbury lA'intrr. Erg. Sheltie, 11111 Aunts!. at Weßhory. the Rev. James Eyre. foe of the late Dr . Eyr e o f Why, t o V.ifa l'rnelope Phipps. third daughter of the late lbouta• Hite Phippa, Efq of l.elghtott tioufr. Wilt.. • On tte awth oh. toe Rev. jureph Motteretet lhtkrn. of Dud. eleßrn, lo the minty of Chen, r, to Mir. Handl', daughter of Mr. Maliday, 4 LtrerpooL DiPT) At De in, en lite 01 ,mint. hi' Rays, Higitneft Prince Julies Ferdinwi Ltopvid, youngett fon of tbe Ling of Mao. __— MICH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TOWORROW Wornint minums 'Vol. 9 Afccrwoua - 9 minutes aftwr . . , PGA. BALE BY AUCTMN. • fly Order of the lion. Commitßoners of his Majefly a Cuftomi. on Turfday, the tsth loft. and two following days, at fon , o'clock in the afternoon of each day,at the Long Room of the Cullom-Mode, Brilltd. 'lrriE FOLLOWING GOODS, which are allnt• L ted in (mall quantitle., for the better accommodation of the feveral Dealers, as well as Private Perfone, clear of all duties, viz. About 94 cwt. Mule°. &tzar at Dealt aoolbs. Tamarinds 9 . 7.1b5.1nd1g0 4 G3lll. Prefervel Fruits i Cable I ditto Pickles 1 cwt. Salt aolhs Sweetmeats It Gallons Wine t 31b. Arrow Rout ' 2 o.lllons Runt I Bottle CAycnne Pepper 6 ditto Brandy 4 ditto Caftor Oil 6 ditto uenevs l'Alts Flour Midland 3so do. refured Wine for Vinegar s, dozen Bottled Porter 36 Ohs Raw Coffee a Bottles Lime Juice tolls Ground ditto salbs Chocolate Isooltut Manufadured Tobias =mall quantity Cutlery Wares 4 Tons Tobacco Cable. Aches Cahoufe 1 pair Frucits ! cld ae. lia wfer.dt To be PIIREMPTORILT , IIOLD, porfnant to Mt didit cif ate High Court of Chancery, nfade in a caster. Viciery Nana H ,whi. , • , , by John Wilhan, Gent.• rhe Peefon appointed by Alea.mder Popham, Efq. one of the Mailers of the fald Court, at the haute of Joreph tut:, r.lted the Crown lon, in Hunting don, in the County of Hu.... ,gdon, on Monday, the tath illy of April initant, between the hours of twelve and one o'clock In the atternoon. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE. Ilituate at God. L 1 niaiseheßer, near Huntingdon, eonfirling of an undivided Moiety of the Redlory and Patronage of Cmdrnanchafter (hut agreed to be divlded),the entirely of which coutitts of the Patron age lioure, a Cottage, and other buildings, and about 840 acres of Laud, ea let the Re4ory Fate, and held of the Dean and Chapter of Wettralttaer fur twenty one years, from Michaelmas, 0834, Ofoally r.newed every (even ye ars, on payntent of a fine. Particulate whereof may be had at the raid Matter's Chambers at ti , uthampton buildings, Chancery lane. London ; of Mr. Bade, o'leltor, Melds, Herts ; of Mr. To*rfend, Staple' Inn, Loa ,: and at the Crown Inn, liontingdoo. MONTOOiaIitYSHIRE AND MERIONETHSHIRE . • • ESTArall. Or the wtinle tegititer, to be SOLD, in 1.09, by PUBLIC AUCTION, %Mc Moab the Month of July next (uilefa dif. pored of in the mean time, by Private Coutraet), SEVLRAL Illeirgages, T enements , Lands, Mills, LP etc. fi'uated, In C .creitilnn. and Mallwyd, In the Counties of Montgomery and birlinit9,l l , Compelling in thawhnle tofio Ratute Atres. or thereatmats„ of Arpble, Meadow, and Parture land,' ferrounding the beautiful Village of Mallwyd, a nd bordering upon the River Dyfi, now let at rely tow rents. The Lois (if roll In parcels), and the time of fait, will be in fatted hereafter. Particulars may, in the mean time, be had at the Office of Mr. John V Miami. Attorney at Law, Pool. Mmitgennerythire ; and Vie. David Lloyd, of the Croft Foxes, in Mallwyd, will thew the preadfo. ,_ . • .....• . . ._ -_• FREEIIOi.D MANSION, WARWICKSHIRB. To he SOLD by AUCTION, By EDIAPWRD NEALE and SON. On Monday. rlth .Pft Any of Mey. ea.l6, at the Spread Eagle inn, at U a:by, In the County of Warwick, at, Four o'Cloek in the , Afternoon (fohjetit to futh conditions as will then be produced), AN elekant and cninmndions brick•bnilt Dwelling Haute. with eonewlent Offices, plearantly Elaine on the , North fide °trite Church, in the raid Town of anent, and now' its i the_cateupation of the li, v. lit. Clara, confuting of a large Dining -ParlOur, Denying Ronni....,`Yeathtt Roont, Elichen, Seek Rite& it, I .1a nodes.. ilairv,Pantry, Caws Re: raid 'led rooms, Stalk-IVO/1 1 , and So! AU!' ROvans. a Paved Yard. with at excellent Stable and "kir Oliicrs AloVal flti•larsetold Pro h•dtive Garden, well librout, MI plintwith Choler El uit Tre..s, Shrubs tad Flowers, and adjoining to the Dwelling lioure. Alfa a CIA, cdnraining did hews or thereabouts of exceeding Rich Old i•clored lia.ture . }awl ayine next to the Garden, with •new•hullt. El irk Barn, and toiler ewe nitot Buildings Banding thertem. tile whole of which Pranges arc in good repair, undyed iallikan thereof may he bad at Midfutioner next. There is a v l y jp,ic l Arg view from the Dining Roans Windows extendin..; over ii (mall Lawn, which forms a put of the Garden anti alio over the Clore. N. S. 'll'he Firiltuie win he fold on the Premlfes on the three following days next after the fate of the Hoare, mad for farther partkolars apply to Mr. liarris, A•tarnry at law. hßughlb VALUAIII.EBitEWEFtY, SPIRIT, AND WINE TRADE. l'O Bit SOLD, ALEA SEFIOLO li REWE RIC. at Newpnrt, We of Wight, a emcee! and &orating Town, nub goad Mit bowie, excellent 'tore rooms. Wine Vaults, with new built Dw..l - extent we roomy premlfes. many Freehold and Learg hu)d Pubfie.houfer, and a very canilderahle trade in Wine aid Spirits attached to the fame. The return, so ozct per annum and may be inereafed to any extent. The Property w:11 be (+ld jointly or ftparately, and well worth the attaninn of any perrm inclined to erter on a genteel independent, profitable, and extenfive con cern. Farther particulars may be known by application (pnR paid) to Meas. Serene and Weedun, the Proprietors; and Cliches and Sewell, Newport, Ille of Wight; or Mars. Wright and Bona, Chancery lane. London. N. B. Tile Stock ennliftlng of near taro Barrels of Strong Beer and Porter; 200 quarters Malt. tome Flops, to pipes of Wine In woad, 80, &wen in bottles, aud about a coo gallons Spirits, to be takes at a fair yukaooq if agreeable to the Purehafar. . MARINE U' 11-lAN/r. TO BE BOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, With imeredi.lte PoLfrilion, AN Excellent FREEHOLD MANSION, fuintble for the acenenmodatimt of a large family, with requilte (Men attached and detached, about Ten Acres of Land, Wein lire of the produtt.ve Kitchen Gardens. 1 he lioufe is moil heautifully Galata, commanding an unio terruptel view of the Ea, the waft of France, the Down., and the North and -outh Forelands—dlitancc ahou: thrce mils from Margate, and the fame from Ramfgate, and a quarter of a mile front Broad Stair•. N B. The pnrchafer may be accommodated with part of the Furniture at a valuation. For Nether particulars arply to Mr. Galloway, upholfterec. New Bond.ftreet, Londmi ; or to Mr. John Boys, liawleyfquare, Margate. The SECOND PARTiiisbe I'RUCHSESSIAN GALLERY. To be rsßemnpan.y SOLI) by AUCTION. By Mefffna lIX:NN ER. DYKE and Co. Witl.ont Rt reeve, per nurfjay the 74 , 1. (..r. Apr iL a! Twelve o'clock. and two fol lowing Days, at the Prttel+fe,:t.,, Gallery, I the New Road, M.ry.la.bonne, Iwnidast, ' I 'HE Second Pact of that &I itn;fietot avid truly . 1 - capital COLLECTION of PICTURES. Well known aa fen...lion the TRUCIISESSIAN GAI.I.VRY; 'thick hare been intrwt..l at an immet.fe sixpence from the Continent. TheV corn • rife I.‘nte of the Smolt Walks of the n.,•tl celebrated E lath ra of the ItNlian, French, nenallh, German, abi Duch Schools, viz. L. Da Vinci : P. Brill V., Machias . 8 Del Plumb. Schideme 111 Schoen Titian . C Cignaid Aldergralf P .rrlenone CaltiLlione 1. Van Leyden Dalian Pnuffin 1101:.leo , C.on.,!nne Clan ie Porbus fvlorillo C. Maratti Slavery Ciraerl Convi I.alrelfe Pembrandt R.N."; . Terkra Ruvf.larl Schalk en Wynanrs R. Ruycb Dallier Among the various Chef &Oeuvres are the Mations and Mild, a charming Plaure, by Yandyek ; a grand Romantic Lahtlfeape Ituyfdael ; joregli and Potigh.ea Wife. a capital pirformanee, by Domenichina •' Sufannah and the Eld, 1.., Gurreino, a it„,, m ,, of a Lady by Candlelight, Bchaleeen; a capital Lanefcaiw and fl , wires, Rembrandrt the Atlotanim of the Shepherds, a Mitten, Coreggio; ti.gether with Several rate Specimens of the early (ice. man behold. lineable for Altar Pieces. 1 . 0 be viewed three days preetdin4 the Sale.—Cetalortes may be had .at one Shilling each, cm the Permit', s.nnd of Nitre% Skin. ner, Dyke, and Co. Al !refire-Erect ; alto of Mr. Crutir.rell, Printer. nub; Mafia. Knell dl and Co. Printers, Brutal; Mr. itiliings. Printer, Liverpool. Mr liraralillirn. Primer. IGinbt.rali; ' hlr. Tait, Printer, Catalpa,; and of L lfn. Gilbert and I lodge*, Hoolifelkre. Dublin. N. II TM THIRD PART being the remainder of this value. blue COLLECTION of PICICKL* will be Submitted to Sak ou din sad. sjd, sad lath of May. MOM • ' Ak/Ebilliti. Etht.DEkS,WH444./711HOHTS, tae. TO BE 801.1) BY AUCTION. .'On the Premlfrt,fituate at Faittet-Grsen. fvfaidetnne, in the Omn i* ty of Kent., on Thu-fday the 17th April Mann, at thaws o'Clock, by jun sun r, by order of the Affignoss of yhaemp Codicil,' Bankrupt, ALL the Valuable Stork in Trade glia enn fi ning Cif a large ntity of Deals, Battens, Mouldings , (wrlvrings, and Standings of di ff erent Sortie alto a puau t ity of Oa N Timber and Tops, Dry Elm Bosnl of 'refloat Thichncffea, alfo valises Naires, and other ufeful Materials in the Wheelwright 'Buranefi, With a varifry of Nails and other Articles of lrootnaa eery. Seven very compleat Carp...ma's Benches and other Tools and Uraninite large Truck and a Strong Cart. Alts the Hnsfehold Furniture, eonftfting of Chairs. Tebbe, Feather Beds, Bed Reads, and variety of other Goods. N. B. The Freehold Hoak, Workihaps, Ind Ptyalin nisei op in the molt eonvenlisit.ntanaer fur the carrying on an /sienna** Bufinefs, will be Slowly offered for Pale. The whole may be viewed previous 'seise 63111, sod Cs bad on the premifes of Mars. Swain sad Stevens, Soiicitot:n Jewry, London ; and of the Auetlonter,Malditone. FOR THF. TOOTHACH. THE ciooNrAwi l 404 Sc, OR F.R C ADISii.HEISHOWL ESSENCE 0/ THIS Eirenee roffelFes the Potter of rtfely and tuisdiwely Rapping tie Tooth tech t and' it hie the peesliek Property. if it come In Conta4 with the "poled Nerve. of pri venting the Recurrence of that motto i g Adalady fn that ti 0 Tooth will romain ufetul and oraimentat thOntrgit lite it 4es not contain any burning orpanklous (trebly; hut when *pill I to the Nerve the Operation It the fame as a Stiptic on a bleed* Vein. Yr:pared by Timms Peg. Apothecary, trock-freer, and fold only by F. Newbery and Soar. No. is. St. Paul's Church.. yard. London: in Battles, peke 'Gird snd as. gd. eSls Diet included; but none are genuine, but thole which have the Words. IF, Nierliery.l4o. 45,13 t Pours "engraved in the Stamp. Seed allis by thAr appointment, by W.de. aid soid .ft g at t Bacon and Co. and F. Allan, CUtes-d.fireet tJ. Ward, Walks rots, Holbern ; J. Tett, Royal Farebaege; and W. Clarke. 800 rant High-Brest. AN IMPOltrAter VI&COVERT. , IUrESSR.S. )IR IE Cesi 'On t Kenn sjanglit for IV.J. •Inng relies of maralikade.the VEMECAL MAMA lbi partltitlar object of their Invelffgation, are noW ambled to so,. sauna tile decarety Mit macaw &Tatar to Mier i enty hi till ire of that.Difeafo.. It hat Wren( fhlicient for theories olsfervit that hieffidts are diametrically opm- Bic to tbek et Meresay, for atones it .crinidettfty atiakleH veftlge of the virus Id td w a ft confirnwd flair, yet It MO hoe M the haft injure the tessillts tattoo, oe alter the complexion ; on the contrary. it eminence thit (Oyu la all ha amen' Mations: polentotee Appetite, and I te Numbrl* i l i nitancesnte en read* resard Odle fisperior efficacy of this ne. Its Inbetent and (peel& anon • idling as a pdtlessal 410.0tekt to bodily debility, wheelie phi. caeding from an excefe of conjugal and Mick olodurie,ar Iran this More inedietis though not his dertnuelive Indulgence to _Meeks pa-miaow; habit. denial the Melancholy metier, or Difiedell which ore the conk:mamma this Mita,: vieitobovid ate MOW meal afillaing than thofe Dena tweet and DI min Elliot pram ng seadtier bete. The hrtteleed fakeer' belief& WM Ms misfortunes, 'Thawed to Peck relief till It has brought. Mold c u b a g ate of mary as to render life cpsynefilve. To tlisidec siSy Pariah If era bed crOfidlog eelleetion td kalet a w, : I: : a new and loLdlible *ado of treatment. fee Minima eft of all Boman Ne drings, a thong. ensoly,and slow gee doe. hikers Currie and Cm may be einsfelted by Pedal, df deo/ at their Hoof,. No. so', Batton Garden. Prrinitall or isg letter (raft pail) Melodist Soak Note. *hen the Olteffify a& vice and Medicines will be giees or fent en any post a ebe Piing& darn —Padents in the Country an revelled is ftrith.dlM . flemil lenerai mode of Being. .1 . 1 074 lieti?" Garden. . - • T.IAVIN6 dedicated mrfelf to the Iludy, add ite4ll grugt:oo the maR eneraderable prime, In OM hidadM *MA I thought, pr'pkr to frledk, I truft that I have use wig 3 wahloyed time taiik there who, In the etteofree held priff4Goo, arc oreaftosially insmerfed In uneartablay, Mlftile always wain that Needs ?Mies Is acquired by coneentmelap the ' Mtedleiltual poises to one elate of difordcm. The ilifeafss of plow-if Yme pecidisrise diftedffwp, Mt Skip hAnit with them a train of concomitant fymptesenw mil by* des Pr'effinia of as vita/ evoke, efiffeneettftlf beem arodifttered.... Whether they stile hews the prevalence of in elsaseiple,theselinsidiN rive habit, of felnusilhoys,or the indulgescee of inaturtty, thimms mitre the melt snider«. pint (Mail &11l ; bile by the Ignorance of ueedunued mco, the hicionansa are aggravated, sod the dm is deftroyed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAI. COLLEOE of BUROIONt. I ground my pretrohoits set resident,. or educaless, *ad piliblang every privilege to praajce ' I feel myleffeulltled se that etrefistiout with which I here Mtbeito bent fri liberslty honoured. In the firit fentatlone of lace erythema, early appLeatkin *lll prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the (offerer / won a crinfeioilindi of the otimantitiefs of the vice *Mal ceded his mutation; is fearful of the tee/tame at mature of his Wally phytleian, and braids over his Infirmity with careful amecalesents it be fatlsfaciaryfor Wm to be strafed not only of espial", of treaunent but alto of the moil inviolable hereey. And in recentVcoercal Com piaines it le edible to prevent pefe a danger sir di ftrefs ; Mehemet consplleated circa it is chesty**. merit of eicelegve expotienet i,l ibis hue to eget a Mk, emilits a and fpeedy resettabitibment. I offer the advantage of thin ea perierce to thole of either felt who are milliard with any kind of DEBILITY, of any ryfiljotailit of VENEREAL INFEC'EION, and in all cafes the tame of ram aeration are hated on the Eli Ibterview . Paticots in the country are mpeded to Intl oft a Batik Mae, Ni are equated to fpctify-their age and manner of Miss. MARTIN BRIE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, In London. No. 27, Arundel It reet, Strand, near Temple Bar. To TH. IS. *nue LOR, Etq. No. 9, New Bridgwarcet, Landow. St R—l confiefOr it tun an aft of j ustice due to.the merits of your LEAKS . .. PATENT PILLS. to common... este to you the following Cure, which has recently been performed by them .....An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking oat ' of ao old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Dir. orders eating therefrom), was reduced alninft to a tireless's', and thong% he bad the belt medlell advice which could be obtaioed, and tried a voiety of patent medicisiA, nothiog could be proctired which feemed to fah his cafe, or do blot any terrier I he remained ih a man recta:x.l and pitiable fituatimt for two years, unable to follow bin prpfernon, and learcely able to walk 6r each tosiland on hls legs ; in tad. too one who knew Linn ever foppofed It 1181E111e for - aim to recover. He was 'doffed at lent to try yOur LEAKS 'S leteht—he did fu, ftrietly adhering to the aliredions given with them—he had not taken more than rent bores, before he hsoti Id alteration tar the bitter: this encouraged him to proceed. and by Italdog-a few boaes.htbre he Mend his appetite and ttrength gradu ally return, and Is now as healthy and as Rom as •Itir ma% f huow. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any onion to IVA fora confirmation of the above acrosnt if It fhould be doubted. I am, Sir, your obi lent humble ferrules Library, rolliflone, July al. teat. 1110. PURDT. Prepared said fold by the foie Proprietor Taos. TA Tl.O It , Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon dho, at his !wee. No. p, New Bridge Erect; Where. atter a militant refidence of more rhan 41 years, to ii pradt.ce particsdarly direeted to the cure of Venereal complaints and dm& iarideutal to the pots of generation in both fetes, with that Inviolable limey whkh men of hi. proftflion Mould always °Verve, be flatters himh If the adtice and affiltance he gratultunAY admisditers to petfons taking this medicine, will be race/tied, by • difcarning public, as an i ldsanrage faldom to be obt a i ne d, an d void of aml,'guity. W Alio fold, by 110 appointment, for the convenience of thole by.. Inc a. a ditrance. at the Perfumer's No. 35, St. Alhan's • [levet. fall Mall; the TtnyOsop. rot, Oxford !freer; Mr. Difboronyh,y, 11%. Ilreet.bill ; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M. 14. fliargsw ; Mr. Celle en, Dublin t Mr. Billitlye's, Liverpool; Mr. Ad. infon a, Matiebsileir ; and by one perfon In eWry emit. dJrahk town b. Grist Britain and Irsland. in boxes of only as. t)d. each. reeled op with full and plain directions, whereby perfuns of either ft: may cure themfelves with cafe, IpeeVecrecy,lind ferry. N. B. Every boa fold in Great Britain is feakd up with • Rasp, on which, by favour 01 the Commithonerv, le printed *the Sting; Oleo-. I'. Tartar. New Illridgeftreet...do Imitate which i t fe:ory and all others ars counterfeit. LONPON s hinted ■nd pabillbed by LEVEL KtN r (o( Cut tttbuereate, Lambeth), at the Beat O►rtcs, No. t, Carty- Katt. l'utgllctl alto at the ST4 4 tisrzcs 'Temple-La/ 1