Star. — London, England, 1806-02-20 00:00:00

NAUTICAL. INTELLIGENCE. IS CONTINUATION INJW 1H E ?REMY NG ?AC Z. GREENOCK, Fra. I2.—The George, Simpfon, ar rived here yellerday from New York, after a palrage of 35 days. Left loading, and to fail for this port eight days after, the Recovery, lioag, and Ardent, Cionliwaiie. The George went down lad night, to the Holy Loch, to perform quarantine. The Ruth, Sharp, arrived here nn Monday lad, from Oporto, after a paffige of eight days. The Ardgnwan, Back, which failed from hence for Dublin on the ad inhant, with herrings, tanned leather, and re fined foga', was driven ill (bore the day following, on the Skerries, and it is feared both vefT,l and cargo will be totally 1011. The Garland, Jenkins, from Neu forindland, fell in with a French fqtradron on the igth Dec. confiding of fix fail of the line and two frigates. They took nearly the half of the Gar. land's cargo, put 72 Britilb foldiers on board, and after wards gave her tip to the Captain, who arrived at Lifbon on the gth ult. FIBRUARY t6.—The Highlander; 9tevenfon, one of we Welt India fleet, arrived on Wednalday night, from Demerara ; patted the Commodore and five others of the convoy fix days ago. The John, (late Cumming) from the Maud of Bute, where (he was put on fhore, aimed here on Monday. The Hoop II vine packet, Turner, of and for this port, failed Rota Bangor with a cargo of oats, on the morning of the 6th inflant ; fhe fprung a leak fame evening, and the water encreafed fo rapidly, as foon to baffle the exertions of the crew, who abandoned her, and (ale on (bore in Sanda—fhe went down loon after. The Mary, another of the (loops that was driven from Lie harbour of liothefay, during the late gale, upon ' the Point of Toward, has been got off without having fuflained much damage. Du at. to, Fez. ts.—The very ternpeftuous weather, lately In prevailent upon the bilk coati, has been pro/Waive of feveral difaftrous marine occurrences. The brig Hope, from Jamaica, laden with rum, fugar, and coffee, was driven dole in with the (pore in the 'navy gale, on Thurfday laft, off Lifpatrick Strand, to the vr:ftward of the Old Head of Kinfale, where Ae, however, rode until Friday, when (he was forced upon the. rocks and (love to pieces, and the cargo entirely loft. The crew, fourteen in number, were of various nations, and confined of one Swede, one Frenchman, two Spaniards, one Scots, and one Iranian, one native of Barbadoes, and the remainder Englithmen. They clung to the broken wreck, from which they were tacticd by the exertions of the country peeple, who expofed their own lives to the molt imminent peril for their prefervation, with the exception of a Spaniard, whole back had been broken by the falling of a yard. Among them was a man whole fufferings and adverfity are peculiarly diltrel fang ; he had been Captain and Owner of a valuable Ship in the Weft India trade, and, in endeavouring to efcape from a French privateer, had run his veffel on Sore at Jamaica, where (be was completely loft with her entire cargo. A few hundred pounds in tpeeie was all he preferved from the calamity ; and this fecond unfortunate accident deprived him of this fmall lam, with which he was returning home. The benevolence and humanity of Mr. Kearney, near whole refidence (Garretftown) the wreck occurred, were extended to the relief of the wretched fufferers. He had them imndiately taken to his houfe, where loch refrefhment and accommodation was admini flerid, as their mifery required. On the preceding day the brig Rover, from a Scotch port, was daiven or, (bore on the Strand, off which the Hope had anchored—the crew were faved ; the veffel was alto expeCted to be preferved. The Enchantrefa (loop of war, from Portlmnuth to this port ; the John, from Bar)! to Jamaica, firft to join convoy here ; and the Mary, of Greenock, from Briftol to Limerick, were driven into Courtmafberry harbour on the 4th by the fury of the gale. The ERchantrefs was under the neceffity of throwing feveral of her guns ova board. An accident of a truly melancholy nature occur red at Cove on Tnefday lall. About one o'clock, the Britannia, of Liverpool, near boo tons burthen, bound to Jamaica, blew up with a tremendous ex. plofion ; from the mainmast aft was blown to pieces. 'Allele were feveral [hips lying near her, but they for. innately funained no injury. The elle& of the explo. lion was providentially perpendicular ; to which cif( cumftance their efcape is to be attributed. Two o, the crew were laved by the timely exertions of Mr, Michael Raines, Chief Mate of the Ihip Speedwell; which lay ahnoll alongfide of the Britannia, as wel as her pipets and feveral other articles of confidera ble value. The molt creditable anxiety and aCtivity was evident in the efforts made by the boats of the men of wilt and merchant (hips in the harbour, for the prefervation of the floating property. The part faved is on board the Speedwell, and for its fecurity an officer's guard of marines has been made up from the different higates, and fent on board. The New Grove, Mr. Roche's hooker, sad the Courtvay hooker are lying near her with the fame °Neel.. This terri ble accident is Attributed to the carelefs management ut a candle in the magazines, where the mate and lime other pccple were filling powder. The folowing is art extra& of a letter to the Owners at Liverpool, relative to the Moving up of the (hip Britannia at Cork, dated the t sth inft ; .* Gentlemen—l have juft returnedfrom the wreck, where I have been endeavouring to render Captain Leavy every an - Mance in my power, to fare Inch part of the property as can be come at. The (hip's main deck is about fix feet below the water's edge, her main and lore-malts with the rigging and fails, all as perfe& as if nothing had happened, though I helieve all the alter part of the Ihip is Mown away. Lord GA it DN F P. hnS been ho good as to give orders to the Captain of a note (hip lying near, to receive the tiougs Lll a 'etre' is procured, and to all the other men of war to affill. The bodies of the lady patlin ger with four others have been taken up, and I have given dirations fur their interment; they are lastly mangled. Every attention in my power has been paid to make the loft kern as light as pnflible to pont av Y. who is really to be piticd ; he was futtitnately en [bore at the time the accident happened. The Liverpool Matters here, 11 ire bcch very Attentive, awl are giving their aiflftanee." • FOR THE STAR. Sir—As the following Lines have seen much ad mired. probably you will base no objeetion to infert them in your refpeelable Paper. 1 am, Sir. • CONS TANT tIADrI. On hearing the peals of muffled Bells on the day of I.ord Nsuores rum raft " 70.creco-a." Hark ! Ellen to you muffled WI"! how well Theft harbingers of joy and f ,rrow tell, How NELSON onqueed—and how Nation fell! Now the full peals in merry numbers found, The (welling gales with harmony abound, And wale the notes of triumph to the world around. ALu! there cheering founds now die away ! The muffled dirge (netted' the (chive lay, And folemn knells proclaim departing day! Yes! the milt peals our chcqu er'd fortune tcll, That Netsoa conquer'd—but that NELSON fell; They found a nation's triumph, and a Hero's knell. And thus, as tie alternate numbers flow, Each heart (hall vibrate, and each nifage thew, The (mile of vidtory, and the tear of woe ! OLD ReilLkr. Yefterday the Seffions commenced before the Loan MAYOR, Mr. JUffiCe HeATH. Mr. Junice La BLANC, Baron Surrom, &c. &c. when twenty two prifoners weretried,three of whom were capitally convided,viz. Pew Smith, for (leafing a piece of printed cotton, privately, in the (hop of F. Chinnery. john ereanfead, 17 years of age, was charged, on the oath of Sarah, the wife of John Courtice, with burglarittufly breaking and entering the houfe of ht:r laid hufband, near Carnaby Market, and Pealing therein a ba(ket, containing bed furniture and other articles, the property of the laid J. Courtice, value aos. t was politively fworn that the prifoner opened the latch of the (hop door, after ten o'clock at night, when it was quite dat k, and had hole the articles above mentioned. This conitituted the bur glary in law. Several refpettable witneffes gave the prifoner a good charalier. The cafe was too clear to admit of a doubt, and the Jury immediately pronounced the prifoner Guil ty, but recommended him to mercy on account of his youth and good charther. L. Soloman, for a burglary in the dwelling-houfe of C. Benyon, and healing a plated milk-pot. The following were alto convitted of felonies : "'oho Kalaler was indiaed for a burglary in the dwelling houfe of Mrs. Dibble, and ftealinF therein fifteen feet of leaden pipe, her property. the pro fecutrix refided at No. 8, Edmond's-court, Rupert. lireet, and the prifoner Was a turncock to the New River Company. On the 13th of February witnefs heard a noire in her cellar, and communicated her fears, that fome one was in the houfe, to a lodger, of the name of Fielding, who went to the Ricci door, and witnefs difcovered that a part of the leaden pipe, leading from a wooden trunk is her water-butt, had been flolen. Fielding, the lodger, raid that the prifoner, whom he knew, as being the ttuncock, was Handing at the edge of the pavement. Witnefs ac cufed him of the robbery, when he affected to be furprifed, but on Fielding perceiving the pipe lie on the cellar window, by which the prifoner entered, and taking up the inftrument with which it was cut off, the prifoner Matched it out of his hand, and ran off. He was purfued without effed, but was taken when he reached his home. Another witnefs proved, that he law the prifoner era a ling through the wooden flap, which led to the cellar ; but there being no proof of his having broken the flap, which was fatt ened with a nail only, the capital part of the charge was done away, and be was convided of a tingle fe lony. William Ryan was inditted for (leafing, in the dwel ling houfe of J. N. Vizen, Efq. a Myer table-fpoon, and various other article: of plate, &c. value aos. Mr. Vizen, who reticles in Bloomfbury-fquare, Elated, that the partner entered into his fervice, as footman, early in December lalt, and he difcharged him fuadenly on the 17th of January. Several ar ticles of plate were miffing when the pritimer had left his fery ice, and, on his calling at the houfe, witnefs detained him, and fent for a conftable. On the ar rival of the officer, the prifoner was about to be fearched, when he went below, and gave up a quan tity of duplicates, which led to the difcnvery of the property. The pawnbroker (wore the prifoner pledg ed them, he having known him before. The articles were produced, and fworn to by the owner ; but the Judge directed the Jury to chfpenfe with the capital part of the charge, the property having been pledged at different periods.—Guilty of Cleating only. A. C. /rpm %gas indided for healing in a dwelling houfe, 31- in Bank notes, three guinea: in gold, and other money, the property of H. Waring. The profecutor and prifoner, both feamen, flept in the fame room at a lodging houfe in St. Catharine's.— It appeared that Waring lett about 301. in his chef in the bed-room on the 4th of January, on which day he went from his lodgings, and returned at four o'clock in the afternoon. He then found that his chef, which was left fecure, had been broken open and the property ftolen tlierefrim. The landlady of the hook fated that that afternoon the heard a noire in their bed room like that of the lid of a chef being (hut hard, (he having, a. the thought, previoufly heard it opened. She went up (lairs and found the prifoner fitting on the chef, who, on feting her, ap peared confuted, and'on being atked by her what he had het.n doing ? he anfwerei, nothing but amufing himfelf. IVitnefs laid that the prifoner was dellitute of money prior to this robbery, after which he had plenty. A bad Palling and a crooked guinea, the latter of which was fworn to by the profecutor, was traced to the prifoner.—Guilty. Judith Godfrey. for Pealing a tin kettle, the pro. pert, of Elizabeth Devine, and a coat and pair of (locking', the property of James lila& ; Sarah Lap: page, for Pealing two petticoats, and a cloak, the property of W. Ruffell ; Mary Batten, for Pealing a watch, and a bundle containing wearing apparel, the property of W. Buckingham ; J. Sanderfon. for Pealing eight bar, the goods of J. Wrench and J G. Wrench ; Sarah Thorpe. for stealing five yards of cotton, the property of W. Pritchard ; and Sarah Gladman, for Pealing a quantity of cotton, the pro per ty of Nletlis. elaa k and Co. And ten were acquitted ; among whom was, Charles a labouring man, tried on a charge of healing one live weather !heels, the property of Thomas Andrews, a farmer, near Hendon. The profecutor (wore, that at the latter end of January lafl, when he got up itt the morning, he sniffed one out of feventy Iheep, and on cloler examination dif covered that it was a wether (beep that was miffing. On an alarm being given, a crushable obferved that there were tracks of feet from the farm, acrofs a little bit of a heath adjoining. Impreairm made by the feet was followed for about two miles and a half, up to the hnufe of the prifoner,- by the road fide. Trott, the r fficer. produced a pair of Owes with three rows of stalk in them, which had been found in the prifo. ner's hook, and the confiable fwore that there hay ing been a (harp frog the night before, he could dif tinaly fee is the forstfleps that he traced, the marks of three rows of nails. The latter witnefs, however, admitted that two or three hundred people fre. quently paired that way in a day. In the cabin of the prifoner, where his wife and three or four chil dren were, a quarter of mutton was found in a trill's of hay, near the door, and at the further end of the place, three other quarters were found in a rack. The prifoner ['aid he had bought them in Newgate Mar ket ; but did not name or defcribe the perfons of whom be had bought the meat. In addition to there cir:umftances it is added, that the profecutor had marked his (peep with riddle two days before ; and Come lor.ie wool was found in a yard belonging to the ptifoner's houfe, with the red mark on fume fleaks of it. No (kin was found. Mr. Jultice 'HEATH obferved that the crime of (beep Realing was, from its nature. frequently capa ble of bring proved only by circirmflantial evidence. The circumaances appeared to him to weigh flrong ly againft the prifoner ; but if the Jury faw any res. fonable doubt, they were to let it operate in favour of the prifoner. The Jury withdrew for about half an hour, anti returned with a verdia of Not Guilty. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. On Tnefday David Lane was indiaed for wilful and corrupt perjury, in fwearing falfely to an affidavit filed by him in the Court of King's Bench, with re fpett to croft warrant on money affairs between him and John Green. The profecutor was a baker, and the Defendant a coal dealer, 'eliding in Chritichurch par A, Surrey. Mr. ALLsv opened the profecution, and produced affidavits filed by the parties ; but there were fuch material variations between the affidavits of the Profecutor and the indietment, that the Counfel for the Defendant took an objection, whicil proved fatal to the cattle. THE KING 0 THE PARISH OT HARROW. Mr. KNAPP Rated, that this was an indictment again(! the Pavilb for a nuifance, in not keeping the road over Wimley Green, between the three and four mile Bones, in repair. He then called Mr. Lambert, who proved that this road was fo bad, it was impof fible for a carriage to pafs it— The road was new, it had been made in April laf, and two good ones had been flopped up 4moft before this was begun. An ob. jeliion was here taken to the form of the indiament, as the parilh, under the Inclofure Ali, was not in dietable until twelve months after the road was finifh ed. This objeftion was allowed, and the indiament fell to the ground. MASVIERADE AT THE PANTHEON. The Mafquerade of Monday night, or rather Tuefday morning, if not fo numeroufly attended as the preceding one of Thurfday, was neither deficient in fplendour or variety. The magnificent balloon, in the centre, was furrounded by four beautiful glo.. bular lullres. Through the whole of the fpactous apartment lamps were difpnfed, exhibiting liars and crowns, with the feveral emblems of imperial (late; or difplaying the eafy gradations of the (Orson, and the maze of the true lover's knot. Among the more prominent charaflers were, a Sylvejler Duggerwood, mon eloquently wretched ; a Military Hero, armed according to the antique ; a hichard tie Third, as fu perbly attired as a herd of taylors could make him ; and a Toting orval, as Itcfeins, who had left his powers of declamation on the Grampian Hills, where his father fed his flocks. It was fingular that there were no charaflrrs in allulion to the late political changes; trite it is we had frime references to the recent vi cillitudes on the Continent, if the fell created King, and Emperor: of the night, adorned with gold and Tyrian purple, can be in confidered. Bzfirle the cuff/small fupply of Harlequins snd Colundines, Valets, Buffoons, and Graciola, Vivo were Saint: without fanaity, Doaor: without. dogmas, Monks without mummery, Veliab without chafliry, Captain: without coinage. Pilgrims without penitence, women without wit, and men without manners. k The Fifth Day of Drawing will be on Saturday nest. The Tickets drawn nn that day will he all Prizes; and on the Sixth Day the 6,11 drawn Ticket will be entitled to 20,0001. Tickets and Shares, warranted (indrawn, are felling at Host NSEY andCo.',, 26, Cornhill. 52, Charing Crofs, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. STATE LOTTERY.—The Ticket, No. Tomo, as firlt drawn yeflerday, entitled to Twenty Thonfand and Twenty•two Pounds, was fold at Meiers. HA ZARD, BURN E, and Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange, in one Fourth, one Eighth, and ten Sixteenth Shares. Tickeu and Shares, warranted undrawn, continue on tale at the above Office. All Tickets drawn on Saturday next, the fifth day, will be entitled to 221. each, and the firft drawn on the Sixth to Twenty Thouland Pounds. Private communications from Gentlemen and La dies coming to No. 15, Soh', fquare, trip:6lin the benefit they have received trim ihe atiminifitation of SPILSBURY'S PATENT DROPS, in Scorbutic, Eruptive, Scrophilloti., and other Complaints, &c. which, through &lie Icy, Mi. SeILSIIURY cannot avail him (elf in a public way, yet he will not let flip the op• pottunity of thanking them for their rccornmenda ton in clue circle of their friensk.— l'he genuine me ticine is fold as ultra' at the Ditpgneary, No. is, Soho-equate, in bottles of Ss. 6d. los. and tl. as. duty included. To avoid Counterfeits, alk for the Patent Antifcorbutic plops, and °Verve the damp (tbe King's Duty) Is priutcdin black ink itrilead of red ink. DIVIDENDS. March S. Thonus Johnfon and David loom of Norton Tatl., • Middlefcx,chrnltts, drug:As, copartners, dealers and ch.sone at eleven st Guildhall• March t. Wltltam Wilfone and Jan Vi'llfone, of Bafinghsll - London, woollen draoen., de..lers, chapusen•and torsi nets, at twelve, at Cuildh.dt. March t. Ale:andel , Watfon, of I Averponl, ft one•mafoo, at eleven, at the Ulobe Tavern, John•ftrect, 1 isq rtn.ol. Much t. George Juhnf i. laic of the S uth auhurbs, (Thisbe*, carpenter, at ten. at the Dolphin Inn. Chichrflcr. March a. Robert Newton, of Manclußer„ cotton•manufadturcr, ......_ __ at three, at the It veal r.)ak Inn. Manrl n March 1. Robert Mirth, of the Old 11.itcy, London, oilman, at twdre, at Guildhall. Much z. William Bennett, of lvylane, London, carpenter and builder, at eleven, at God halt. • March t. Stcph. a 11111, id ndllopfgata-ftrner. London. oil and '•' " " culourman. at kb, at Guilt:hall. March t. William Towne, of Deptford. Kent, clerk, fshoolvitair. ter and bookfeller, at ten, at Gado hall. March 1. Jonah Phipps, of Copthall court, ThrOgnunton-greet I..mdon, broker. at ten, at Gall hall. March t. Gtorge Phillips, of Brook. ltrcet, Re tcliffe, Middlef.:x! timber merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. . . Marce t. John Chapple Tozer, late of Ntwtoti Bothell, paritl, Highweek. lleventhire, gertleman. ferivraier, at el, ve it, at Clifford Arms, parifit of Chudiey, Dial' i At Mill Hill, on Friday, the Lady of Chat Drake Garrard; Efq. of a fon. On Wednefday fennight, the Lady of William Houfman, Efq. of Lancafttr, of a hm anti heir. On the ttth infant, at Beaumont Cottage, the Lady of the Hon. Captiln Richard King, of a daughter. On the isth htftant, at Godsiming, Surrey, the Lady of Capt. S. J. Ballard, Royal Na•y, of a Gm. On the uth infant, at Waterville, county Kildare, Ireland, the Lady of the Right Hon. Lard Dunhoyne, of a fon. Lately, the Lady of Sir Thomas Whichcate, Bart. of a faa, at hta feat in Linculothire. MARRIED. On Sunday, at St George's, }Lnover•fQware, William Young laulband, Efq. In the E.aft India Company's fervice. to Mif. Young. holl and, daughter of the late i.hus. Youngbutband, Efq of Tuggle Hall, Northumberland. On Saturday, at Coxwold, Mr Thos. Smithfon, of High Field ioufe, to Mils Fewfter, only daughter of Matthias &idler, Eft. of Byland Abbey. Thutfday, at Buckingham, Emanuel Reeve■, Efq of Wlnflow, to Mih E. W. Harvey. only daughter of Matthew Barrard Har vey, Efq. of Witham. Effie:. DIED. -Saturday laR, Montleur Du Bola, Captain of the French bip to Dugusy ?main, of 74 pm, in the Hufpwal at MIS Rana, Ply mouth, in confequeoce of the wound. he received in Sir Richard Straelun's adtion, combined with a difeafed !Lee of the lungs and wircera. --- 41;dt - 'clay fennight, Mifs Anne Milne, a daughter of the Rev. Dr Colin Mil. ,of Deptford, In the acth year of her age • and on Saturday lift, another of his daughters, Mifs Harriot; Mark Milne, aged 3r yeses, both of confutation. On his Map from the Weft Indies, Captain John Croft, for. wetly m after of. %Mei belonging to Lamella. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Ncw Bags 61 os to 71 los I Pockets 61 CO. to 81 sos Of NAT AND STNAW IN SNIT Unites. Old Hay, II 131 to 41 4*--4. lover Rowin of os to of os--Straw, 41 0$ to 51 oo il Os to 31 as liIOH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning 33 minutes after 3 Afternoon - • 47 minutes after 3 .• • ...- HAVING de dierned myfelf to the Rudy, and bad patina by tSe molt confide:4k Osaka in that MUNN 'rich I thought proper to Cc:" I trait EMI 1 hove Mown MN% employed my time than ti.oie who, in the endears Add if fgtt protenion, are ocatEoually bunierfed M eiseetaisty, sod enraet always stab that fucces wore?. Is :=1 IT anumseradag tits latelladral power to on. Oafs of de Theikafes of D‘BlULlTY con =lidy didrellba far dap with them a train of by a be of all vital energy, cattalos blabin=landit they arise from the prevails.* ina arlibus sheisbke ef fehool-bays, or the Whipsaw ef eseeridigetbey "be de added afainous profeffianal iril bat by the Ignaranie el diedniersil men, the Symptoms are aggravated, and the se& odes b ibibraped, As a MOIRWA of die ROYAL COLLROId SUROROWS, I ground ity pellemilar as regabrity of ainerehan end peddle every Weigle, pendia. I led still _ming Is det snlidanee Manlike We Maine bed bazaar beneurei le the Int WAG@ et bad weds*r airly application will prevent die ednelty of a ditditated blame s bait what de tel. kr?, bad a seduces& of the unineadleets of the dee gleklb elated his anialbetane. b fearful of the awnespe at semi @Me family leyibien. and broods over his inermay with eniehl ems eslawin, k sod 5b lattsfadorg for Man to be admit net min Id espability ef trannent, but alto of the molt indoidle bereey. Loin resat Venereal Coundaints it is pantalets prawns pods danger or Sidra i ; in the molt cortipbcated cafes It I the amine. went of =clothe experience In ells hoe to died a Safe, cash. and ipeedy I offer the advantage of this expert:nee to dick of dater fez Wit are afilidied with any kind of of any lymphoma of Iicr:REA.L INFECTION, and in all cites the terms of roma ns:radon are Rated on the Erft interview. Patients In the country are expeAwl to lodates Dank mate, end are ryttetted to (peet'y their age and manner of living. MARTIN BRED, Itd,mbar of the Royal College of Surgeon., he London. No. ay, Arund.lTtreet, Strand near Temple Bar. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, DRAT all, N 0.9. Bridge-ftreet, London. IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have received from your invaluable bicdichu —I.LAKE's PA7 ENT PILLS. About two years ago I was attacked with a Yen AAAAA Ms olt va, which I treated rather nightly for tome time, but the dif cafe at length Ipreading all mer my Body, I V/24 obliged to apply to the moll eminent of the Faculty, but their afhaance afforded only temporary relief-1 went through various Courfes of Saliva tion, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mere Skelttoo. The Ulcers that (plead all over my limbs, ren dered me a complete Objed, fo that my friends defpaired of my recovery. When brought to this fttuation, 1 conlidered death as inevitable, but a relation of mine commenting upon the many Cafes In which your Pill+ bad fueceeded, I was induced to try a box of them, which I thought ratbtr relieved me, and by perfcverance fur two or three months, and following your Diredllons, I cape rienced the molt unaccountable Relaxation from Pain, the Sore gradually fubftding ; I am now, thank Coo, pettedly recovered awl walking out daily t I doubt not but tote more box, which think cautious to take, will eltablilh nay health In its original 'late. It is with the molt heartfelt grtt:tude that I fubfcrlbe myfelf, Sir. your much obliged bumble In vent, Kit. Ptcasott. lltanfgate, Mauchefter, July t, am. P. S. For the public benefit I do not objea to the above being publifited, but leave you toad as your own hatter judgment flwit dictate. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprictn.. Tit o AS TM Member of the Royal Cull:scot Surgeon...l.rm,:eo, at It,. it No. 9, New Bridge-ftreet. Where, after a ounitant r,fid. of more than thirty-6a years, in a pradlice pankola, diredle to the Core of Venereal Complaints, with Von inviolable feerecy which men of his profeLßoti Ibould alws) a tdiferve, he natters hinifetf, the advice and alliltalice he gratuitOtifly atiminifters to perfons taking this Medicine, will be efteinned, by a difcerning Public, as an advantage feldunt to bc obtained, and void °lambi gutty.—Alto Sold, by his Appointment, fir the convenience of thee Halos at a diflance, at the Perfumer's, No. 3S, St. Alban's tireet, Pan Mall ; the Toy Shop, No. 503, Ozford-greet ; Mr. Difborongles, No. 7, filiallreet Hill; Mr. Steel's, Bookfeller, No. t, Union Row, Little Tower Iftil ; Mr. Watfon'a, South Bridge, Fdinburgh ; Mr. Calwe.i's, Dublin; Mr. Bftlinge's. Liver pool ; Mr. Atlantan's, Manch. Rev; and by one Perron In every confiderable Town In Greet Britain and Ireland, in Botts of only as 9d each, foaled up with lull d plait' dirt alma', whereby Perton• of tither Soa may Cure tlantfelves with Eafe, Speed, So creel', and (ably. ONDON t Printed aryl pu!,lnhed by LEW , L KENT. (of . teraurypinc•. lanketh I. at tit- .';TAII Ott IC N.,. t, CD'Il. arca. hiolithed all* at the drab Or v. ca. Tcmu le- Ea.. r 7