Star. — London, England, 1808-05-17 00:00:00

THE LATE C' APTAIN .SHIPLEA: Captain ON'll'AY SHIPLEY:, *hose death we an uounced on Thursday, was . the second sus riving ton of the Rev. W. D. SHIPLEY, Dean of St. Asaph. lie entered into the naval profession at a veay tender age, in the year 1793, under the protection of the Hon. Tuomas Pmemikm, in The INVINCIBLE, tff 74 guns,. 'and displayed '(in that ship, during the ever memo table action of the lst of June, 1'7940 traits of con rage rarely to be met with. He 'served the remainder ofhis time as Midshipman, with Sir R. BA-ntow, in the lESttcuaz frigate, and was *made Lieutenant in 1800. Our limits w? 1 not permit us.to enter into every cir-, eumstance attendant upon the ctreer •of this excellent young man, bat the ample testimonies of the two Officers above mentioned are at hand to do .justice to' his memory. He svu made a Post-Ca.ptain in 1804: by - Sir SAMUEL Uoon at Surinam his commission,' however, wrs dated previously in England, as a re ward ifor 'his gallantry in the capture of PEgyptitarre French frigate privateer, -of 86 guns, Captain sure- LEY then aminanding the HIPPOMENES of 18. 'The privateer had some days previously been engaged by the OSPIWY sloop, commanded by the late Captain • GEORGE YOL - NOMUSBANa, and in consequence made but a faint resistance : that did not lessen the credit due to Captain SinfteSY. who, in a corvette with only 93 men, 36 of 'whom were foreigners, attacked a fri gate with a complement not far short of 300. But his letter upon the subject to Sir S. HOOD wilever be preserved as a memento of modest merit:: without attaching the least praise to himself, he delineated the heroism of Capta.n Yougunustaxn and his etew in Such colours as must have drawn admiration fin every peruser. Upon Sir SAMUEL HOOD being sr- pointed Commodore of a Squadron, in the wintizt of 1806, he applies fpr Captain Sitinev's vessel, t!-.e Coleus, of 20 guns, to accompany Mtn. A stronger proof of the esteem that gallant Officer held the de ceased in could not be adduced, the Coitus being far 1 from a desirable ship for such an expedition ; but Sir Samtrut, has long been known as the recognizer of merit, and to be patronized by biro will at once stamp the character of an Officer, be his situation high r low. Captain CONivAY SHIPLEY was a native. or Flintshirc, in North Wales, in the 26th year of his age, tall and gracefel in his person, firm in his at. tub/I-tents, an invaluable friend, nod most engaging in his manners. Perhaps there tivw existed an indi vibual who more eminently possessed the power of inspiring all he commanded with sentiments similar to his own ; what those sentiments-were, his life short, alas, as it was, and his glorious fall, have revealed. POLICE. MAXSION naM.—Saturday a schoolmaster, froMl Coleman-street, charged two decent looking women with collecting a rnob round his school, and obstruc ting him in the exercise of his dtity. lie said that when he used to correct'any of his boys for their mis. conduct, these women, who lived next door, used to make great disturbance, and cast reproaches against him for this necessary exercise of scholastic discipline. The Knight of the Birch exhibited before his Lordship the gentle weapon he had used on these occasions, , 1 and entered into a learned harangue on the necessity of what he had done. The Loin!) MAYOR told there indignant ladies That they must not in future disturb the schoolmaster, and then dismissed the complaint. • Some says since, as some workmen were cleansing the cistpools of the London Tavern, they found in one of them the body of a female infant, which appeared as if it had been put to death. The Coroner's Jury did not find a verdict of wilful murder, but the In quest Jury of Bishopsgate Ward, hearing the circum stance, laid the case before the LORD MAYOR, in con sequence of which a young woman, a servant in the tavern, who was suspeeled to have been pregnant, underwent several private exarn . iiiiiii=. A 4 •" r mi nute investigation, and a confession on the part of the young woman, she was fully committed on Saturday, ;.:,der Lord Elknborough's Act, for concealing the birth of the child. 'ramie; Pouts.--'Saturday Humphria alias G. Anus, was fully committed, charged with uttering base money to several'shopkeepers in Wapping. SHADWELL Os-mt.—Saturday R. Williams and J. Carrol, were fully committed for a highway robbery in Poplar fields, on Captain Green. Bow-sraur.—On Sunday evening, about half past seven o'clock, William Bacon, who has the care of Kensington Gardens, received information, that a young man, genteelly dressed in black, was behaving in a very disorderly manner close to the Palace. In consequence of this information, Bacon went there, and found a young man acting as he had been informed ; who wanted to gain admittance into the Palace, and to see the Queen. He stated he had been very much injured, and her Majesty could see him righted. Bacon asked him to walk with him, which he readily agreed to, but uttered very few more words. Bacon then took him to the nearest public house, searched him, and found in both his coat pockets a quantity of stones. He afterwards took him to St.' Paul's, Covent-garden, watch-house, where he pro cured him a bed. On their way he attempted twice to make his escape, once in Leicester-square, and iu Covent-garden. Yesterday he was taken be fore Mr. Ryan. He appeared in a very low state. — He said his name was Michael Smith, and that he was a clergyman, of Rochester. He proves to be the son of the late Dr. Smith, Curate of the Temple Church, and Lecturer of St. Margaret's Church, Westminster. MARLROROUGH-STREET.—John Taylor, a mariner, wa; charged with wounding Sarah Wood, in a street in Mary-la-bonne, with intent to kill hes. It appeared by the statement of two witnesses who were passing along the streets where the offence was committed, that they say/ the poor woman standing against a bow e, bleeding profusely ; she pointed to the priso ner, who was standing near her, and said he had stabbed her. On examination, she was found to have several wounds, and a knife covered with blood was lying by her side. The watchmen immediately took charge of the prisoner, who, it appeared, by his own words, meant to kill her. The prisoner had recently returned from sea, and a.ppeara to have been actu ated-by jealousy. The wounded woman was taken to the Middlesex Hospital, but her recovery. is very doubtful. The prisoner was remanded forcanother doubtful. 1 examination. ZONDON MARKITS. OM EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, MAY IC OEN . ZAAL CURRENCY At UNDER: Wheat, %OA 645. .122. • Beaus. (old) 62a. 68s. Od. • Fine ditto, 754. ills. 'Tick ditto (old) 60s. tea. N. Ryo, 465. 51s. bats, 37,.42,. 445. Barley, 445. 50s. Ild. ' ' • Poland &le, 465. 475. ed. Malt'6Bs. 711 s . Potatoe ditto 001. 48s Od. White Peas (boilers) 1455. 115 s. Rife Seed, 361. 301. Os. Grey ditto 58s. E3s Fine Ildtk 60s. 63s.—Seconds 51s. 60s. FT ONI THE LONDON GAZETTE, MAY 14. . Average Price of CORN in England and Wake, from the reruns ending the 7th of May, 1808. Wheat. 1 Rye. 1 Barley. 1 Oats. I Beane. I Pen. a. 4. s. d. 14 d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 72 0 49 4 40 8 32 6 56 2 66 9 The average Prico.of SUGAR, ebmputed from the returns made in the *Mt ending May 11, 11375. sd. per hundred weight. RETURN of WH'EA'T `in Mark-lane, including only from the 2cl of May to Me 7th of May. Total 5406 quirters. Average 735. 40-Is. 6 1 ,4. higher tlsan -last 'return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, *tom the stlth of Apr/1 to the 6th of May. • Total 16,901 sacks--Average 61s. 4d. Is. sold. higher than fait 'return. RF.TURN PRICE of*GRAIN, on board Ship as under t • Wheat 50s 60s to 65s Boilers 120 s to 130. Fine 68. to 72s Suffolk. 155. Soperfiry 74. to 77$ Grey Pease 52. to 60s Fine White 781 to 00$ Beans, new 6Bs to 62s Rye 46s to 50s Ditto, old vos to 66. Parley -42 s to 47s Ticks, ne* 56s to 60. Fine • VO. to 50. Ditto, old 00s to - 64 s Malt . 70s to 76s Oats 36. 40s 'to 441 tape Seed 341. to;401. per unt. Polsnds 43s 40 46. Fine Flour 60s. to 63a. per Sack. 'ICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. ra g *, 41. b :53. to 51. 15s Pockets 51. Os. tc. 61. 15t. 9t!Sses 21. les. to 51. Os. 41. 10s. to 51. 12s. Far2l ll tra 94. Os. to 101. los. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN Shllll FIEL33. Hay 61. 0.. to 61. 108. Ntw Clover 01. Os to 01. 0.. Clover 61. 10.. to 71. Os. Straw 21. Os. to 21. 5.. SMITHFIELD, May 16. To sink the offal-per etoiletihih. Beef 4s. ;id. to 5% 4d. Veil • 4.. Od. to 5.. 6d. Mr.tton ss. Od. to Se. 4d. Pork Se. Od. to 4.. 4d. Lamb 5i 01 to 7s Od. HEAD OY CATTLE THIS .041`. • Beasts, about 21r0.--Slteop, 14,760. Calvet., 81-Fig..!, 3130. -NEWCATt Alit) LEADENhALL NIARXET. Der stove of 81b. by the carcase. L eel 3s. 4d. to 41. 4d.. Veal 2s. Bd. to Si. Od. Mutton 4s. Od. to 4s. 81. Pork 3s. 4d. to 4s. 4d. Lamb 1:s Od to ss 6d. SEA-COAL A1g11:11.S' OFFICE, LONDON, MAY 14. t Alte:OLS, SOLD, and PRICY. ' Monday, Wednessi. I Friday, NEWCAST'LE COAL. May 9. May 11. I l'Aay 13. istleir's Main - 2 46 0 Bigg's Main - 51 4 7 6 to 48 0 I _ 1 Bryan Main Flatwortli Heaton Main 3 to Hebbvn /Min 11 to Kenton Main 4 to Murton Main Percy Main 2 to Pontop Windsor's —• 2 4B 0 51 9 Sough Moot• 1 Tan field Moor 2 Team 1 East Tanfield Townley Main Wall's End 18 to E Ttnnsle's 4 to IN:Minton 4 Wylam Moor --. Hass ksworth Main e to Killing north 0 South lickburn 3 to Vitli and ikowa's Will's End 6 Stone Coal SUNDERLAND. Bourn Meer 1 Eden Main H e dswortli Primrose Main Rnasel's Main .-- Wear's Wall's End Chester Alain 4$ '6 90 4 4$ 6 49 6 47 0 48 0 43 43 44 0 48 3 48 6 48 9 50 3 51 0 52 0 44 '6 5 3 3 50 51 3 47 6 40 0 4$ 0 50 0 53 3 75 0 45 0 Ships S$ 11 5 COAL MARKET, May 5. Ships at Market Ships sold 82 Newcastle Coals 73 425. od. to set 04 1 ! 5 Sunderland 5 12s 6d. to vs od. I Yorkshire Ditto 0 Os. COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICES OP GRAIN AT TUE ►OLLOWING MAERETS, BaslNusroKe.—Wheat CO. Od to 76s Od per Quarter. Barley 39s Od to 43s ea I Beans 58s Od to 61s Od Oats 35. Od to 39s Od Bread is bid per gallon. HENLer.—Wheat 70s Od to 83s ed per Qr. Barley 38s Od to 43, Od 1 Beans 56. Od to 63s 04 Oats 35s 0$ to 44. Od Peale 58. Od to 64. Od NIAIDLNUEAD.—Wheat 73S 04 to 83s Od per QT. Barley 44a Od to 44s 64 1 Scans 60s oa to 64s Od Oats 38. 04 to 45s Od Pease 00s Od to 00s Od Nawatuty.—Wlseat 644 04 to 805 Od per. Qr. Barley 39s Od to 44, oa 1 Pease 55s Od to 62s od. Oats 35. Od to 433 Od Beans 585 Oct to 63s od *cad is 7.0 per gallon. rtt*DiNo.—Wheat 743 Od to 83s Od per Quarterb Barley 40s Od to 42s 64 1 Beans 00s Od to 60s Od Oats 37s Od to 415 Od Pease 00. Od to 608 Od REV. S. GAME! EIS BRITISH TRA.—The heal* and interest of the Inhabitants of this Country, it is well known, have been long and deeply injured by the in troduction and great use of Foreign Tea, the produc tion of a poisonous plant, and prepared in a most dangerous manner, so often to be blended with tinc ture of copper. This intimation would be of no use against the prevailing taste for this article, could not the Proprietors of the British Tea offer to the Public a Beverage, from productions of their own growth, equally gratifying to the palate as the Fore ign Tea, and being at the same time different from the other, and highly beneficial to the health. The BritisliTea is a eompossition of the finest aromatics of this island, prepared in a most attentive and laborious manner, In order to preserve their delicacy and virtues. It has been proved a most effectual remedy to those afflicted with Nervous, Hysteric, or Hypochondriac Disorders, I Indigestion, Weakness of Stomach, Depression of I Spirits, and Windy and Bilious Complaints. By its I use, those in the very last stage of the above - maladies, have been restored to perfect health. Sold, whoiesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row; and may be bad of m!st Country Booksellers and Medicine Venders, in packets, at 2s. 9d. and :is. 6d. each. FREEHOLD VILLA AND BIGHT ACRES Or LAND TUNBRIME WELLS, By Mr. WM, ADMIT, At Carraway's CoNec.house, London; on Tuesday the 24th Init. at ktveSve &Reek A FREEHOLD VILLA, ''nth alt the requisite Apavtments, conveniently arranged; excellent Offices of every dt szriptt:n ; standing for three Carriages, and 14 Horses ; Ice-hottse, and pure Water copiously supplied to various pads of the Premises • stated within a spaciOus Pleasure Ground, taste firly disposedin Lawn, *rubbery, stud Grove of stately Trees ; two extensive Gardens, walled, and abundantly stocked 'with standird and wall Trees, bearing the most luxurious native FruitN; and two rich old MeadoWs, lying compact ; most delight fully notated on that universally-admited spot, Mount EVlcaini, Tunbridte Wells. This v:htabi.e Estate (in which is eminently combined com fort, elegance, and natural beauty, highly improVed by art), clay years th•t residence of Mrs. Byng, and lately of Chltrks FraPds Sheridan, Esq. will be rendered to the purchaser upon paysnont of the purchase.money. The Furniture, Lke may be taken ef rejected. To be viewed ll the Sale. Particulars may be ha 4 at the Pro mites; 4t. the Old Ship, Brighton'; at Gsrraway's 'in No. 37, Graceelkorth-street ; and of Mr. Abbott, No. 42, Leicester square, ana Shepherd's Mallet, Piccadilly. A MOST DESIRABLE ESTATE IN THE COUNTY O.' DUMFRIES FOR SALE. To be SOLD by PRIVATE BARGAIN, ALL and WHOLE t 6- LANDS of KNOCK, HILL, lying in the parish of Hesidom, and county of Dum fries, consieing of fU.;;; Scots Acres. The whole of the Land is of the first-rare quality, and possesses many local advantages.— It is situated abosAt two miles Iran the thriving village of Ecclefe chan, and five from the town of Annan ; and st both these places there arc good markets. The roads in all directions are guud, and the mall-coach runs through the Estate daily, The Mantion-houSe se large, comnserdi s ms, awl in Complete re pair, and suitable for the accommodation of a large family. There is an excellent Garden, Welt stocked with a variety of fetrit-trees, all in full bctring. All the farm steading upon the Estate arc commodious, and in good repalr. • There axe several Ihre-stone quarries Within a Mile and half of the lands; and indeed there are plenty of lime-stone In the premises, which might be wrought to gr. as advantage. Some of the most respectable engineers tare bivan their decided opi nion, that there arc also cosi: in the property; and at present the Proprietor is waiting a trial for theist, with every appearance of sneeess. A purchaser may get the intinediate possession tribe Dwelling hense, Offices and Carden, together dish about sixty acres of Ground, alt in the highest state of cultivation. The Mansion house is delightfully situated in one of the finest parts of the Country, and Where there is excellent society, as a number of gen , teel persons reside in the neighbourhood. In %bort, suchen eligible ' property is seldom to be met with. If the purchaser inclines, it least two-thirds of the price may remain in his bends. Far further 'partirtdars application may be made In William Wallace, Writer in Dumfries; who is in possession of the title heeds, (which are unexceptionable), and a plan and measurement of the Estate; and who is authorised to conclude a bargain, The Gardener at Knonkhill *ill point out the lands. • MSRS.LEIGH and Co. Surgeons, confine their attention to the treatment of crtain Complaints, contracted in an uuguarded holm, and that Debility whicleis caused by youth ful habits. Mr. I.tion having been engaged in this exclusive branch for the last eleven years in this house, it is presumed that the advantage of such experience gives the utnmst stiecess to that assiduity with which they devote themselves to the Cure a these Complaints.—ln all eases of recent occurrence the cure is specs*, and pain and danger are equally avoided. in every complicated case, and in those distressing deficiencies, which are the confer quences of youthful imprudence, or the enervating indulgences of maturity in warm climates, their mode of treatment ensures a safe and permanent restoration to vigorous health. The terms ate stated on the first interview, or in answer to letthrs, containing a bank note, and in every case the most inviolable seereey is ob served.--,-,-Nu. 29, Arundel-Street, near Temple Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-street adjoinhigt DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANTIBILIDUS PILLS. THtSE Pills have long obtained a just celebrity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Divots ; Apochc. cary, and from their great success in many obstinate bilious Disor ders, on numerous patients of distinction anal others i particularly tine Duke of Sir George Warren, Sir Gregory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the Viscountess Bulkeley, Sate Svc. he was persuaded to offet them to the pubile, under the appro bation and sanction of their Paine. Tke following is a proof of their elcacy S t Deal Castle, Haverford West, South Wales, R 43.24,1804: " Captain Lloyd presents his compliments to Mr. Dixon al though not personally acquainted with him ; would take it na a fa vour, if he wotild send him foot of five boxes of hia Pills as soon as he possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always used the Media tine, is now ptegnant, and very unwell ; for the great sttvice they have bred to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Col. Bishop and all his fa mily, Capt. Lloyd feels it his dutlt to recommend the pills where ever he goes • he really thinks if M r . Di xon wou ld appoint some persons as vendets in this county, it sVouki be a benefit to th' community." The Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy for restoring the tone of the stomach, for eating indigestion, for ea-voting cruditiesy and their consequent disagreeable eructations and flatu lencies. They prevent habitual and temporary costiveness, sick head-aches ? and heart-built, which is occasioned by pregxancy, and a dehihteted stomach, whether arising from the acrimony el the fedundanbile, intempetate diet, or drinking to excess. 6old wholesale and retail at Mr. Batter's, No. 4, theapshle, corner of Paternosterarow, - Londnn ; Bare, Edinbprgh and Glasg9vr) and mail by most countti Medicine Vetuieha t in bole; at 2,. 94. and 6S. each, • • biF....45r...s of 'nix bRETI:IRA--and certain Coefa,sak AS sole Prool ;et* Of VAltA.N's - eeletikati-cl Ned ifOIMIES and IPMiejies, Mr. nefrouß infonea the rulitic,that heltiay, as ur 4 sal, be alrAll corisulted'ffoint to .% at Lis house, No. 54, ]frith -street, iPnio„ in cases ce . f.rictuita, Obstructfons, (Meets, Sta. &c. as wed as Goigefilea, and every disordetwilere 'secrecy iS za asscaelturevallite, the every patina:is introduced iit a separate - apart man. Mr. 1). h as for many 'years confined himself to that department of Stege*. end from isttensNe practice, and the Tacit flattering success, he is enabled to offer a method °Coure ' ibild , elhocitraa, telturitg eta confinement or restraint in diet, and which . pieveritslrelapar,- - - Perrone in the country stating their cases falifiti a letter, inch:l - a H. or a 2L note, Will have orapir remedies sent amount. Vdr the various symptoms, see Lately published, the tth edition, price 9s. Ed. a Treebe tht above Complaints, to be bad at the Autlir's house, the only place where his Boi:gies are add. , -s. Dlt.ll(>lss 4 4N'S IMPERIAL OIL, WHAT Patient, who is stili•Ting under the 14. tresiog pain of Chronic neumationh pr the rune le * anguish of Gout, would not, at any price, 'gtadlyp:ircli.tse a Itt‘ mectyto rellive his sttif:rings ! o'reitietly Iwo been so effernEd is Dr. I fodson's Imperial Oil , ia 'affording certain rase, and allevit ing pain in these diitressing complaints, in the listening of thejoints and stiffness of the tendont, the bad effect of old sirsizA,tensiere3 worse either by 'much exertion, or by cold variable This eke:fent application reduces the swelling, t h e trtidons and muscles soft and ISliable; in ss.ir t'isease, the iiidtstt t t h e relaxed yielding condition of the boffts ii ea wood D erfithy changed by the regular use of the Imperi a l O, that tht hemp, though distorted, gain their natural shave and figure. Numbness of Limbs, and Torpor of the Back or Spine, it prtixtil a sovereign remedy, by animating and restoring theienam of tki Nerves. - Sold whtatralt and 'retail at Mr. Bittler'z,No • corner of Paternoster-row• ° Hazard and , aad Ccuttiwlll Rath; St4ins and Lynch, Manchnstei:v.or .eg , qcs . ii vet t,a Bastes., F.dinburgh and Glasgow; .anal inni; book...is-Len an stiluk &eine irendeno ir. tivirg country Wain, is as si. isti. - itielt: Nei-voustliaordeka, Inclirstg•or. :Fire Lia, 44; ha are fetn6v6ti• • the 'use of Ds. POl HE s A. VOUS DieOPS, Tfl DR. MEEMAN. _ . SIR-:- - Ce?'4in Indiscrevons, which aye too Spt the fate d' young Men, haloovnined m constitutltia that iirastrouglis utmost to the graace; ray. WMkawas Wit io trAl could not stint', my Stases were apt at times to leave Me, flti whole frame WUS so conftlsedthlrt the vessel! 3ert ed'inealiabde of Wiring on the functions of life, but with zreardifFeulty, 046 sytiaptqms attended which I shall not eriumerate, bat leairesoyar. self to judge ie. Chance, at this time, :bre* lit uir way alteraift Whorliad tabtfured 'ander a timilar disorder,. he strolor tt l / 4 44:. mended to me your FOTHERtALVS NERVOUS DROPS, the Areas of it I 4tiist einfeik, in a yea, short *vele- •• prised the, by regiflarly using thorn. for abouCabtiviekw tin-Imill. • nal .disorder kaS left me, and .1 feed 't!iys4.4l . every day.galierig health and it - engt ; w'hietil haVe been liitatieittlY) oaitituttielP to you, as an iaduo.ment to otherilio apply in'the sairseNvay, tr,e/ticiate. yiour obedient servant, • •JQ4IN THOMPSoIk London Collet liduar t Ludgate-sireet, April 3. TO DR, .fIitEhM.AN. _ _ .•. .._. • • • • • SIR—I had long laboured sunder a setrero ihnclaint, whit was attended with dopressi4 and /OW taki 3f Spirt*, ValpitittiOft of the heart, and a constant failing, *s though I:wire got* toll& —tni seeing your advertisement of Dr. Ittgrberits D-otA . - - ti try pealed to ain,wer my case, and ciLle bottle was prtieureilitiChilich I found astonishing benefit, indtrp the ifte ‘,if at ft* 1, -* l‘tiks a restored to grter strensah and vier than I Vve passe% I shalt occasionally Contlinie fa tise it and lc.* uVOI2 has hiOit:' valuable fstnlly medicines Sir, "your o'- - ,....etirrt Sethitit l : PCrunialaquare, July 15, 11404. IANf LtIWAHila Sold Wholesale and Retail, at M. Butler's, NO. is corner of Pateittosiwttiie, London ; and Retail by bleit 'Count Vlooksellers, and id . cdi;cbic Vend 7s, in bottles; at 4s. td. 1114, aid ses. each. Doerok HOWELL'S POIVI)EItS. i Convulsions, HOttrics 4114 air kinds aril", radically tared by Dr. HOWELL's Polvti.ht. the efficacy of 'there invaluable emirdters hat liven dill its proved lay a great number of cures performed on Persons 'abet& sexes qua all ages, many cf 'whom bad been dreadtinly ifettp.dfoi:: a long series of years.. --and, Liken a varlet k 'Of isle& tints without finding any relief, were deemed loy-xiie Facility id), Whitely incurable. The fay fo/loteing cases are selected from a very lori . which may be 'seen at the Dootor's house, anti are inteited by sit rcepeciable characters, that die smallest doubt cannot remain the blind of the most increfftettaus : 'll., son of Mr. Tiernan, of riiltspui-strcet, aged IS Itsis,trtd Falling Fitt from his Childhood, butts now restored to perfect health by Dr. Howell'i Powders. Wl:nt.'s, Dr. 'Turner, Felfofi' of the Rep! Colle t te of Physicists, Londnii, by wham rife' , were recontratruled.-,—M:i. Rebecca Green, bi - ' Sit-01 . PITCRICt, P.M for mom . than 'lO years afflicted ith Csinvinsiont and Falling Fits ; and although she had been an in-patient 'of 9r. Bartholomew's and Guy's Hospitals, never received tint bet. nein till she had taken Dr. Howell's Pow&ses, es-Nikit:l-feed/ cure her. Witnesses, the Re'e. Mr. Hunb, Minister of the Savoy. Mr. Daniel Wix,'of West lioneley, Surrey, near to yrottrf Ige; was more than 17 years so prievottsly afflicted Keith Coneulstont and Falling Fits, as frequently to have tell In a teetf; and; iftel• every means we're fried In vain by the 'twit eminent Gf the Fit cully, was completely cured by Dr. Howell's Powders, • Witness; the Rev. Mr. Fullerton, Minister of West Hoisky.—Mlts Acid Williams, of Laytonstone, EPA, had violent Fits fraM her ins fancy, till 'the was 16 years a age, when by raking Dr. lienvelPt Pcnirders she was perfectly cured. Witness the Rev. Mr. Whaler, Minister of Laytonstone, who, for this great blessing, ptittlicit returned thanks to the Aisato'nrs, in ilk Chapel en the 10th u NoVember, 1759. • • This fovereign Remedy is prepared sinner the Patronage sir his Majesty, by Di. HOWELI., Fellow of King'S College, and if sold at his house, No. 7,3, High riolbotre l London, (and no where else;, at 10s. ed. a packet, in which is inclosed a Treatite, 'write. ten by the Doctor, on the above-mentione'd GiseaSes.. Ali letters (post paid) dutponsivered 5 and the Pow'ders sant t'Z ant part of the United KingsholL IMP'OItTANT DISCOVERY. . HE AclVantagt the Public tiling affiht front regnlarly L'Attrated professiotral meld ' 4 lir et:tint alniii3f: exclusive!) , their studies to any sperTes of Mainly; Wit &Yee &he clearly demonstrated than by the um:sampled sairets *kith his attended the affitilnistrition of their new rense,lY,andthe eitiace tiimry cures it his pedal-med. For a long saint htyears, Meta*. CURRIE and Co, Surgebns, fOrieterly in his ivr7ajays tereiCe, made the Veneseal Disease the partiedlir Object of their ititoesn• gation, and are happy in having diseoveltel a mediatfesoperiof mercury in the cure of that tompliint ; it is sufficient to obtaeitt, that thy f rts of this remedy are 'cliametri-ally optidsfit to throfii . ,.. of mercury, for though it edmpledely etsdiatis eery Veit* the virus, in its most conflnittd stages, yet it does not lit the lest injure the constitution t on the tontraty; it retrorates thj lySttilt in all its natural fuhetteins ; promotes appetite.; and facilitate, At gestion : thus instead of redueing a strong and Sighrous thin la the frightful . condition that mercury does; it ttut onlypfea serves that constitution in its piftnirive state; bet restates h- Weak and debilitated one to its nattral strength and vigtrar. Numbel_ lets instances are on recent recorjl bi the superior efficacy Of tb4 medicine, its inherent and sjieelEc Virtues artibg at a petetild. corrective to bodily debility, whetha proceeding frnni In excel. of conjugal or illicit pleasufe, or front the Mire iitSidionts thou it not less destructive, iitiluigenee bilstrautiou: youth of both sette; in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst tfla intliekholy variety of disorders whith are the doitseqdttice of thll Solitary Vice, there . none hiore afflicting than that ditttetsing state of debility iittlie! &kitty which prevents or embitters the matrimonial stite ; unhappy sufferer brood* over Ida mlsfortprig, ashamed to seek ti -t lief, until he IS reduced to such a state of terikneti as to rendd life oppressiVe. To stith persous it trititt be a conloling rite don to know, that they may now, by a, he.e htfallihrn mode treatment, be restored tki that greatest of all hessian blessings) strong, manly and rigorous constitution ; In all cases of debility, tleficiency, lentil Whatever attic/MI as well as in every species of venereal inintticilt, Mesers. Co and Co. niay be consulted by patient's of either tea with.lE; greatest seLrecy and honour, at their bottle. No. 107, INl•o tr F t i Garden: Patients in the country Aestiibinit the pistkolits . their complaints-, by letter post paid, enclotiog tt kink Dot e , have the nec,:ssarF medicine 4.cd adyiee scut td dhir part of the kingdom. tii; 107 i liattbh CatrdOL_ Laltinahoi : Printed and prbl(shed hot LPI7I. kfiltf,of, Eetbutt Ptaec, Lambeth) at the Stile?Oenc4 etteet. Mao It :be 9 ii.-wt • sej% Thhilol_;-P2i• A few months ago, in the East ladies, George Siddon,-rwsl. ew of Mrs. Siddons, to Miss Fonhill, &tighter of Judge Fonhill, Mond*, the 9th inst. at Hayes, in Kent, Major Pilkingttn, to Miss OibU, only daughter of the Attorney Geiteral. 'On thifist hest. at Clairville, the Seat a the Lady's father Charles Aoho Pesball, Esq. Captain in the 98th eegiment, toMiss Letitia Martin, eldest slaughter of tichard Martin, Eiq. IViesi ber of Parliament for the county of Galway. • •- DIED. On the 15th Of October last, On his route from tarnclee to Cambay, Captain George Warden, of the Artdirry Corps vitae bottsbay Establishment . . At Guernsey, on the Bth *fat:ant, Ensign JOhn 'Dick, of the Yd or Queen's Royal Regiment On Thursday last, Mrs. Gurney, wife of John Gurney, junitai., Esq. of Lynn, and daughter of Richard Gurney, Esq. of Heswick, Norfolk. At the Manse of Symington, .the Rev. Alexander llockhart, ininister of that parish. At Stow, on the ad of last month, in the 3M year of his pub. Re labours, the 'Rev. Winiam Kidsten, minister of the Associate Congreghtion there. Lately, at Tunstall, a small village near Richmond, the populas Lion of which an - whiles to inure than 100 inhabitants, Ellen Glenton, aged 107, and Ann Reynolds, area 103. It is remark able that those venerable neighbours survived each other only a 'few days. HIGH WATFR AT I.OI+DON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning l9 m& tars after 8 . 17 rrpoutes after S SALES BY A[J (MO At the LONDON TAVERN, FOXHOLE-STRFET, PLY MOUTH, on FRIDAY, the 17th of June, at eleven, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ, , „About ASO Tuns coma So leases Penteian Bark 4 - 7'S Ingots of Bring the entire Cargo of the Spanish brig Vigilante, *detained en her voyage Rent lima to Spain, by bis Majesty's ship Ame 6 *HT sr, Merhael Scimitar, Bag, Cummaader, and since coddesn‘ nest as price. Also tit preeinve of a dsourrission of Appralsentent and Sale, addres sed to the Agenu'of Danish Prt:es and John Hawker, fo • llogsbemls Sugar, Landed from the Danish brig Hannah. For Catalogues arta other Particulars apply to 7OHN HAWKER, Merchant, tiltractath. I !{ I ii ~.. .7, c. s i t o 1:.......1 4, iii iM I I i