Star. — London, England, 1806-10-09 00:00:00

BOXItIG. A pngiliflic conteß took place yeflerday at Born am Meadows, near Bramfr.rd. Buckinghamfhire, etoeen - Ducket, a farmer from Berkfhire, and Lord. a miner, from below Birmingham. for too guineas. The match was made a foe tnight film, by a Gentle man who backed the miner. The combatants were about five feet ten inches in height, and well propor tioned ; and, though Ducket was a knows fcientific man, his opponent, a noted ruffian, was the favourite. An nine o'clock in the mot ming the competitors let to. in the pretence of about too fpeftators. Lord, on ruffling in to make the firfl hit, was flopped, and kn eked down by a f e blow under the right ear. Such was the violence of the blow, that it was thought the battle was ended ; but the miner role again in time, and gained flrength by fltifting, and making thort rounds. In the fifth round he appeared to have r ecov-o ed himfelf, and went in and exchanged many lord blows, and ultimately beat down his man. He flood to his man firmly after this, and had the bell of the battle for half an hour, each being at that time hitleonfly disfigured. Ducket tell feveral times, through hots of wind ; and thofe who betted offered five to one againll him. He, however, regained his wind, and about nine of the hardeff rounds followed, that have ever been witneffed, the miner generally 'making the rally. After fighting 5o minutes, Lord had been In repeatedly hit on the tight fide of the head. tha', although he was game to the lap, he had bat little chance. His opponent was a famous left hand hitter, and being a fcientific man, he flopped the right handed hits of Lord, and before he could game to his guard, he put one through the opening with his left. The fifty-firff round finithed the con tea of one hoar. In the left round Lord was hit in the fame place as in the firfl, and he was obliged to be cortied off the ground. Ducket was led away by his friends. A troop of the 4th, or King's Dragoon Guards, are quartered at Havant tiU further orders. The late SAMUEL Hotstsr, Lord 13ifhop of St. Afaph, LL.D. was many years Refine of St. Mary's, Newington, the firft Parith to which he was ever promoted, and which preferment he held long after his Epifcopal elevation. His Lordthip's Sal feat on the Reverend Bench (to which he was in a great 'degree indebted to his Noble Friend the late Lord TIIVII.OI/) was in 17118, as Bilhop of ST. DAVID'S. In 1793, he was translated to the See of Rochefler , with which be held the Deanry of of Wefiminfler, and in tilos elevated, on the demife of the Hon. Dr. 1341001', to the more lucrative Bifhopric of St. Afaph. At a Common Hall, on Monday laft, J. A. Cal- TER, Efq. was (worn in Mayor of Portfmouth.— The Hon. GIIORGI Gear, Commiffioncr of his Ma jefts's Dock-yard, was made a Borges, by W. Got-nano, Efq. the late Mayor. This Gentleman, and the Lord Chancellor Easels' (who was nomi nated a Burgas tome years finer) were (worn in to gether. The Mayor gave an elegant dinner, at the George lan, to the Corporation. Lord ERSIIIIIS at the Hall, and afterwards on his health being drank at table, addreffed the Corporation. Both fpeeches were to the fame effea, but varied according to the refources his of elegant and fertile mind. His Lord Ibip's objedf was to enumerate the many obligations he had received from the Corporation, and to evince his gratitude for their generous friendfhip to him.— His Lordthip briefly touched upon the important eircunalances of his high career, the fuccefs of which he attributed greatly to the favour of the Corpora prtion. After flatting that he fir fl came there an offizer in the army, and had quitted that profelEan for the ' Bar, with comparatively (lender means, he Paid the Corporation had, in a very few years, conferred on him the fira great honour of his life, in voluntarily chuffing him for their Reprefintative in Parliament. The heady plinc!ples of independence, and the con tinued praflice of them, which marked the condua of this borough, had not at firft efcaped his obferva thin, nor were ever forgotten by him; and to his emulation of their condul, he chiefly afcribed the high rank and honours he had received from his So vereign. In his future courfe he Ihould still bear the fame principles in mind. ever remembering with whom he had embraced them, and to whom he was indebted for the influence which his prefent nation gave him towards maintaining them in their pushy. As a Burgefs, he Ihould ever be one of the mon eager to fupport the rights of the Corporation. In tome circumflances, men were bound by oaths, in other. by proteltens of honour ; his obligations were fupe. rior, fc.r to them he was bound by the ties of grati tude and affeelion, which to the hour of his death, would never be abfent from his mind. His family too, would have the debt of gratitude to pay, to latch pofterity ; for they would not forget the bene• faaore4o whom they owed their tank and honours, and if any of them could do fo, be would difelaim i them as unworthy of his regard. His Lordfhip con eluded with thanking the Corporation for all the in flow-es of their kindnefs to him. lOn each occaSon, his Lordfhip's addrefs was received with mirth emo tion and enthuliaftic rcfpea for his honourable feel ings. In our account in Saturday's paper of the laying the Juno from the enemy, after the evacuation of Toulon, by Captain, now Sir SAMUIL Hoop, it is Rated, that when the Captain found the nature of his srifitors, " he, with great pretence of mind, ordered Anse refrefliments to be fct before them." But we find the enterprife was not achieved by ltratagem, but by open force . The following is an extra& from Captain Hoon's own account, publithed in the Lon don Gazette :—" One of the islidlltipmen having laid, ' they wear National Cr,ckades ;' I looked at one of their hats mcre fledfallly ; and, by the moon lithe. clearly dillinguithed the three colours. Per attiring they were furptited, and on my quellinning them again about Lord Hoots, one of them then re• plied, I.3qestreaquilk ; lee incglois feat ,k heave gm ; ecus let traitass him i I'Aiseiral Areg.',,ii 0 ford a y a quelqes sew." After eonfolting with his officers, he adds, " I ordered every perfoa to their refpeaive .ltations, and the Frenchmen to be feat below. They perceiving tome bullle, two or three of them began to draw their fahres ; on which I ordered fume of the Moines to take the half pikes, and force them below," .. Be not alarmed. Tie FrwHlb see • brave people ; we treat ellem well. lie 1111141 sidaskai has left Teslop tome owe PoLick. ••••••••••• 1 . Tire perfon whp flood charged with unlawfully detaining Eliza Davis, put in bail at Marlborough lireet Office, on Monday evening. The young wo man was, by order of the Magillrates, delivered over to the care of the Parilh Officers of St. James's. She was found in the room where the was confined, in a Rate of perfed nudity, nor was there any ap parel the could put on. The Matron, at St. James's work houfe, went to a better room with which Mifs Davis is provided, and afked her if fire would take wine, - or any other noutifhment, when the unhappy girl Paid the did not with to impofe on her, as the had no money to pay for it about hcr, althoogh the had con fiderable property of her own. Mr. N. the petfon in whole houfe fhe had been confined, was in polTeffion of all the documents relating to her pro. perty, which had been figned by her. Before the refided at the houfe of Mr. N. her refidence was at No. so, Michael's place, Brompton, and previous to that in Sloane ltreet. The Kigillrates are u(ing every effort to find out the relatives of the young woman, and to Aft to the bottom this very myfte rious cafe. A perfbn has arrived from Wales, who is enabled to give tome account of the unfortunate young Lady. It appears that the account the gave of herfelf and her family, before the Magifirates, is corral.— Her father and mother tefide on the ellare of Lord Cawdor, in Pembrokedhire ; as alto feveral of her re latives, who are people of great relsedability. Let. tens were written to her friends from Marlborough fireet Police Office, on Monday, and as the addrets is coned, it is probabletbat a day or two will dcvelope this myßerious bufinefs. Bow -s .—On Monday evening, a refpedable tradefmanof Ipfwich, made application to Mr. R • an, the Sitting Magillrate, requelling• his affiflance in re gaining his daughter, who had eloped from him on Friday lad, with an officer belonging to the 7th light dragoons. Mr. Rsao immediately difpatched An thony, with the father and uncle, and from tome in formation which they had received, they went to a houfe in Prince's.ftreet, Hanoverlquare, where they found her alone, in bed. The officer defiled her to get up, with which the very unwillingly complied.— The officer then delivered her up to her father and uncle, who received her very cordially, and the neat day they weal out of town, potting her in the coach, and riding in a finglt houfe chaife, at a confiderablc dißance behind. When the coach had got a few miles out of town, it flopped at a houfe to water the bodes, where the young lady got out, and ma le her efeape from the back part of the houfe ; it was Come time before the father and ur.cle came up to the coach, and until then the young lady was not miffed. The father and uncle immediately returned to town, and went to the office again, when Mr. RIAD fent Pearkes with them, who found her in bed, at the fame houfe, in Prince's-Ilreet ; the officer was almofi oblig ed to pull her out of bed ; the, however, got up, and was again delivered to her relations ; they all three let out yeflerday morning together in a coach. She is about feventeen years of age, tall, and a very etc. gant figure. A man of the name of Lines, who keeps a chan dler's lhop in Staines, was charged on fufpicion of having Rolm a aol. bank note, the property of Conn. tenor Agar. It appeared, that the Counfellor about two months fence was travelling in a poll chaife to Cornwall ; he flopped at the Buffs Inn, at Staines, to take fome refrelliment, after which he proceeded to Bagthot, where he miffed Isis pocket book, containing a 201. bank note, he in confequence fent his [errant back to inquire after it ; he could learn no tidings of it. The landlord of the Bulb Inn caufed every poffible inquiry td be made, but in vain ; he caufed•it to be cried by the common crier, with a reward of 51. but no better fucceft. Mr. Agar wrote to Mr. RIAD, informing him of the circumflance, who employed Anthony to make inquiries, and be traced it through feveral banking. houfes, after it came into the Bank, to a cheek monger's in London, who took it of the prifoner, who, it appeared, was employed as an extra waiter at the Bulb Inn, when the note was 1011. He was committed for further examination, Mr. Agar not being in town. Left night Weeping Billy underwent another long private examination before Mr. GRA H st, refpeaing the murder of Ann Webb, in Higler's lane, S.. George's Fields. Two more witneffes were examined. MANSION Hour.—Mr. Johnfon, a furgeon, in the City, charged a man then in cueody, with having committed a violent affault on him the preceding evening. He Dated that as he was palling along, he °Merged the prifoner at the bar, inflif' a levere blow on a woman, by which lbe was knocked to the ground. The pi ironer was flepping up as if to repeat the out. rage, when the complainant prevented him, on which the prifoner turned to the complainant in * violent rage, inquired what right he bad to interfere between hits• (the pacifier) and his wife and immediately followed up his interrogation by a blow on the eye, which the complainant, with all his care, could not prevent exhibiting at the time of the narrative, folfi cient ma ka of the good will with which it had been intlifted. The prifoner was ordered to find niceties to take his trial for the affsult. UNION HALL, SOUTHWARK.—Boyd, a flopreller, in Rutheiliithe, was brought op for limber examina tion, on the charge of letting lire to his bottle, with intent to defraud the Albion Company. The Ma. gillrates were of opinion that the evidence was fufli. ciently clear to make it necaary to commit him for 'that ; but, at the earn& tequell of his Solicitor, and with the conc.:lit of ihe Company, they agreed to fur p e nd the commitment until Monday next. Early on "rhurialay morning lab, as Sweet and Brost n't Exeter Road waggon, for London, heavily laden. and whit many paff.triters, was eructing Tar rant Hinton,tonr miles from Illandford, the fore-axle broke, by which leveral packages of goods were thrown forward on the pall - lingers, and one woman, with a child that accompanied her, about two years old, was killed on the 'pot. Moll of the other perm gen had received fevere contufions. On Monday tall a fhip going down the River with her anchor hanging a coca bill over the bow, (truck ■gain)) the bow of a lighter, loaded with bare of iron s.lrich immediately funk near Stoneflairs. Ratcliff.— The man who had the management of bet narrowly efcaped with bin life. A:RICHTON, ocrbaEß A forgery to a .rifling amount U - s lately been • covered. which has given rife to much converfaticts. The parties concerned' were fnmewhat fafbionable in their appearance, and accofkomed to move in rather a refptetable fociety. Two notes are raid to have been paffed, the one for Ato guineas, in payment of a horfe pmehafed of a dealer in the town ; and the oil 6r for a (mailer fum, which was negociated, ft teems, with a Sadler oppnlite to the New Inn. On the pre fentation of Mere drafts, the fraud was detected. The pafons, however. who had iffued them, bad previ• oufly decamped. ' The inflexibility of Lord Tnuaimer's difpolltion, we are lorry to fay, was manifelled towards one of his daughters, even in his left moments. To Mrs. Dawn, who married contrary to his eases. but who left her hufbiatd, to attend him during his flinch. he has only bequeathed Sol. a month ; and this, on the exprefs condition, that the never returns to her hul. band. To his other two daughters,he has kft yo,oool. a piece. BE QjIICIK OR THPY'RE GONE- Only so,ooo Tickets. Three Twenty Thailand Pound Prizes, Three Ten flouring Pound Prato, . _ . Three Svc Thourand Pound Prism This incomparable colleetion of Grand Prizes has fo engaged the attention of the public, that we fee the Licenfed Offices crowded with Adventurers of every dafs, eager to embrace the prefent and only opportunity this year of gaining rapid and princely I fortunes. Monday. the 13th, as the day fixed for Drawing.— to,oool. for the fiat drawn Ticket. and all other Capital Prizes are afloat. - - - Hokum and Co. repeftfully acquaint the public, that they are felling Tickets and Shares, which will entitle the purchafcr to te,eool. next Monday morn ing, befidcs fevers' Capital Prizes of 20,0091. t— to 0001. ; and soool. ; at their old eflabliffied State Lottery Offices, 26, Corn! ;.1, 52, Charing Crofs, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. Da. FOTHEROIL'S Nervous Cordial Drops are firongly recommended at this feafon to the fair fez. they are pronuunced to be certain in removing all !owners and depreffion of the Spirits, the moil alarm ing difeafes of the Head and Stomach, palpitation of the Heart, Horrid Thoughts, Vain Fears, Frightful Dreams, Las of Memory, Relaxation from Mifcar riages or difficult Labours, debilitated Habit from long refidence in Hot Climates, and a Sedentary Life ; Palfies, Dorfal Confumptiuns and Weakneffes incident to both Sexes; all, for Spafms, from an irregular influx of Vital Heat into the &Retied Muf des. This grand Anti-fpafmodic Remedy never yet failed in a tingle inflance for eighteen years part, in Bilious Cafes; Indigeflion, Slow, Nervous, Putrid, ' , Malignant, Perechial Fevers. and Broken Conflitn• tions.—Sold wholefale and retail, at Mr. Butler's,, No. 4, Cheapficle, corner of Paternofter•row, in bot tles at 45. 6d. and t Is. each, with ample direBions. PRICE OP HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Begs 41 6s to 51 os I Pockces 41 los to Si 3$ lINICNOF OAT ANN STRAW IN ►YITO/lILO. Hay, -31lato 41 tos a tweer 41 Cl to 51 0$ New Do. 01 os to oil a Straw. II ass to SI ss COAL MA T. Oftober S . Ships at Market Illdps Co6l Prke all Neweallle Coal a 6 46s 36 to ssll 9ti 5 Sunderland S 45s 9d to 49 1 od BIRTHS. On Sunday s at Eng!afield Green, the Lady a/William Wharton Rawlins, hfq. of a daughter. On the loth ult. the Lady of James Do Pre, Elq. M. P. of Wilton Park, Backs, of • daughter. Trefday fennight. at Klnuttoo-hotafe, Barks, the Lady of Sir Dighy Maekworth, Bart. of a fon. On the as th ult. Mrs Johntlone, of Alva, of a fon. On the lit inflant, Lady Colquhoun, of I.ufa, of a fon. On the asth ult. the Lady of the Rev. Jofeth Barnes, of Der rinclough, o. a daughter. On the anti ult, at Sidmouth, Devon, the lady of Major W. Lawrence Young, &left fua of Sir W. Young, Bart. of a (on and heir. - on Satorday fart the lady of M. Balan,the Proffian Secretary or Lrgatioa, of a fon. On the stb of April left, at Mangalore, Alexander Wllron, Efq. in the Civlt Service of the Hon Fait India Company. to MI6 IL C. Cracroft, eldcft daughter of W. Craeroft, Efq. of North-ltreet, Weftmlnfter. Yefterday fennight, Mr. Edward Collinfon. Jun. of Lombard (tree, to Mifs Oafeoyen only daughter of G. Gafeoyeu, Zig. at fretteiter, Nonhamptonfhlre. At Afton, Werwickeire, Lambert Sehimmelpenning, Efq. of &Mot to Milt Balton, daughter of Samuel Galtou, Lfq banker, of Birmingham. On the attli ult. at Weltport-houfe, John Cator, Efq. Bea enhant place, Kent, to Mifs Mahon, deka daughter of Rofi Mahon, hfq. of Cattlegar, comity of Galway, and niece to the Marquis of Sligo. Lately, the Rev. David Humphreys, of Crowcombe, to Mite Marianne Com Ons, of Clifton. _ _ Ou the t WI ult. at Valenciennes, by permlnion of H. B. the of War, G.W. Jennings, Efq. eon of the late G. Jenninp, Efq of Putney, Surrey, to Mira Fanny Trelawney Garthwaite, &left daughter of John Donee Gartkwalte, of Gadalming, Surrey. Lately, at Wakham Abbey, Ms, John Henry I , Langton, Efq. Captain in the 13th Light Draparotts.to MI6 Reed,only (laugh. ter of James Reed, Ent. of Wadies Park, in the laid county. On the a3d ult. at Moatfteld,eounty, Tipperary. the feat of Wm. Clarke, Efq. Miles Kean, Efq jun. Barrilter at Law, to Mifs CI ekc, eltientlaughter of the kid William Clarke, Mt DIED. On ThurfJay lark, after a Stott tuners, Rkhard Hereon, Ffq. of Stafford. one of the Mothers of the Body Corporate of that place. On the sth tnftant, Mrs. Becket, real of the law Mr. Andrew Becket, of Milton next °reverend. - At Walton court, near Morale, Richard Walton, Efq. only fon of Thomas Walton, Efq. On the aßth ult. at Edinburgh, Mr. Archibald Crawflird,Writcr to the Sigfiet. . . . . _ . On So;;day fennight, at his boufe near Colchefter, James Ward, Efq. a I.lentei.ant in the Royal Navy—he was one of the frw re. mailing companion, of the immortal Cooke, and was defending bim whrn he received his death wound in the South Sem. Saturday night Mr. Owen, thesmakcr, of Porpool lane,Gray's Inn-lane. having jolt fettled his weekly Wind's, retired to a back room, and Intl autly dropped down dead. At I Is houlr In Great Jltip-ftrett, l'uhlin, after an Inners of fis months, John Kelly. Pfq. wine-no-rehant, and tinny years one of the Common Council of the Guild of Merchants In that city. Lately, 01 a vi lent lever. the Rev. Jolla Manhunt, Actor of yck en, Bucks. and fecund fon of Sir John Manhunt, Bart. Monday fennight, at It whin, Denbigledre, John Lloyd, Efq. many years one of the Weleh Judges. At Linthaughlee, near Jedbsirgh, on the 17th Init. Lieutenant Colorel Thomas Conte, of the royal marines, aged 74. He tercel Ws Majcity's fcrvice In the year 1711. and was employed in ahnolt every meaner of the world, and was is a number of cn lainuen?*..___ At Old Newton, Mrs. Jae Von, who had heal thrice married in the latt three year., and has left her 6th hatband to bewail her lots. At Edinburgh on the tgth nit Mr,. Henrietta Sinclair, reltet of Captain Ileojan.in Moodie, of Ml Vetter. On the asth of ,tune left, on his eitate, Whitehall, Clarendon, Jamaica, George Napier, k.fq. one of the uldeft rcurittLers lo the Para of Clartniivo. .• .:. . '. jOULAL ARO SeIMUKPriefIIMPL A iNTs. . -.. li . ,: EZMAN'S GtrrA SA/Arra, t 'l if ' ' --: ... melt fans sod olleitkoil Meted i ever yet dif-o . ..., cure of that dangerous Weak. Perrone uni;.‘poly 1 r •••? 7,1 b Venereal Complaint's In all Its Stioi, and r its "4" 1 • , will find eremite and prefent relief, by rah.' thrfeigkrA ill.Ma olnable Drops; which, Inc their excellency .s..,isl 'Jar/ ioltra.ratlice la the molt part of Loudon, via, HattoctOarden, have been te rmed utta Saluting. Te cape y with which soft pet-funs Co afllided find It naterfol ic to their forerior °my be lately employed while hang there' rope ( Sacs *au render confioement untiecafary, as Weil us allen&sows or macitrial reparations, or any lurglcal operadon whatever.: . Sold by appointmeot *ID,. Freeman of Hatton Garden, by R. Butler, No. 4, Chnede, COMM of Paternenter row, LOOdri ; Belem and QOM, orthnood V? s ; eiton and Roberts, Port ea ; Roberts, Harduag, Ma Johnfon, Oo(port ; Wills, Haman, and Ro gers, Plymouth; Roche, Philph, Holland. lisydor, stud Gicnwill, Dock t Dixon. Falmouth; Nettles and 'Mitchell, Dover; Sharp and long, Deal; Coleman and Jacob, Shternefe ; Whim:ridge. Chatham; Warren, Margate; Burgers and Ralph, Margate; Thomgon, Yarmouth ; Peck, Hull; WoUtenhclint, York; Mac. donahli. Glalgow; Browning. Paley • Bakter and Smith, &lin burgh ; Heaton, Leeds; Wood, Wakefield ; lanhlsPri..Llectloo: ; Stains and Vaughan, Manehefter ; Williams and I rumen, keen r; Collins. Salifbury; Barry and Sheppard, brittol ; Hasarel a' I Hunt, Bath; Sterenfim, Norwich; Hodion,Caratridge; Puilatd, Briglitou I Lana, Maldllone; Burbage, Nottiugliam ; Drewry, Derby; Wood, and Nott and Lloyd, birmingham ; and mplit Me diate Vendors, in bottles, so as. pd tad , . Mal ample tibe4kires• HAVING dedicated myfelf to the dud?. apd been gratified by the molt confi s lerable pradUce Ytdrt broth wileb I thought proper to feted, I truß that I have met rnow off employed my dale than thole who, In the astodis Sid et lie profedion, are occalloually immerfed In vaeminalate. ea, a ways attain that fuecefs which Is sequined by eweotrMled lie lettEadMal power to one aids of dif.eders. The difeafts of DEBILITY are pecidiarly &Areal', fee err bring with them a Wei of concomitant fp:optima., and by Cie. prt ihno of all vital airily, eziftenceitfdf becomes embittered.... Whether City wife from the prevalence of ill example, the &Brae. the habits of fehoolboys.or the joduraces of mativity, they re• quire the molt affiduom profeflitul WE; but by .he ignorance of tine Iticatc.l men, the fyanptoma are aggravated, and the amftlea. hoe 1. dettroyed. Ass a MEMHER et the ROYAL COLLEGE ot amazon. I MP nal my premien en rwukelty et edaeadern, aid paroling every privilege to psalm, I feel wig:lien:Med to Ost tornadoes with width I he,, hitherto boo to liberally haeorned. la the art ilmfatiams local weakne.s. Grey malleedee Stla prevent the effeasky eta debilitated frame ; but obeinielhelheirec from a eaddeakers at the nematallnets of the Auld* oak& his misfortune, Is karful of the contempt or earniare of W haft parades, sod breads ever Ma lefirmlty with an el emeadosit. It mu* be tatbfadtory for him t. be minted nee only of cereatty of treatment hot Woof the emit Inviolable ADd in reeentYcnental Complaints it Is ICDL• eo prevent pain danger or &fixers ; In the mod complicated cafes It Is the aprovira malt of eschdive Imperious in this hoc to GILA a ilk mule, and fpeedy re-cltahlEhment. I nif , r the advantage of this expedessee iodide of date ha ohs are :Aided wkh any Iliad of DEBILITY, of soy fiimpteras el VINEKIIAL INFECCION, and in an cafes the terms of rem ocratian arc flared an the ErR interview. Patients In the country ue espedted to feeble a Bank noes end are requited to [putty thdr age and 031, now of Whig. MARTIN SUER, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Is Leedom. - No. ng,Antodelattreet. Strand, near Tan* Bar. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. THE advantage the Public mull always derive from, regularly educated profedlonal men direding thee& exclufively their audio) to one (peeks of malady, was never mom clearly demonftrated than by the unexampled facers which has Attended the adminftration of their New Remedy, and the extra. ordinary Cures it has performed. For a long fella of years Mara CURRIE and Co Surgeons, formerly In hie Makfty'a Service, have made the VENEREAL DISEASE the partleolar objet of their inrealgation, and are happy in biotin dikovasi a Medicine fuperlor to Mercury In the awe at that complaint; k Is fuffielent to obferve is praife of thin New Remedy, that its effeaa arc diametrically oppofite to thofe of Mercury, for though it caw finely eradicates every 'taiga of the Virus in its moll costa rmed Rages, yet It does not in the Intl injure the contlitutioo On the contrary it renovates the (yam In all its natural fundiona, pro. motes eppetlte,and facilitates digellion. Thus inaead of reducing • ftermg and vigorous eonitittelou to the frightful eoneidoe that Mercury does* not ady preferves that emanation is lee Fula. tire Rate, but ratan a steak and debilitated one to its natural arrnath and vigour, Numberlefe inflow:its are on rame record of the fuperlor efficacy of this Medicine, its Inherent and (peel& ✓irtues tuning as a perpetual comet:live to bodily Debility, whe ther proceeding front the permeate habit, of deluded youth, or the exceffes of maturlir—froprudencies which Olken embitter the matrimonial Rate.' I he unhappy fuffcrer braids over his mlifortmes, affiatued to kelt relief, until he is reduced to Inch a Rate of weak nets as to reader Ufe oppreffive. To fuel% perfoen it Mgt be a eon. Poling reaeCtion to know that they may now by a new and infant bk mode of treatment be reftored to that greeted of all human bkffings„ a, Ilrong, manly, and vigorous conititution. In all rake of Debility and Deficiency from whatever eaufe arr. ins, as well as in every (peeks of Venereal Infeekies, Mare. Currie and Co. may be confulted by Patients of either Sta with' the greaten fancy and honour, at their book, No. toy. Hatton Garden .—Letters (poll paid) enclufing a bank note, will be duly anfwered, and the neceffary Medicine and advice fent to any part of the kiogdom._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ N. B. Amoy Gentlemen of the Grit refpeetabllity who have ex. pc:kneed the benefit of tlib new Me...icine, have particularly &- tired that a reference may be given to th,m to (unify the mind of any perfon of the real utility of this truly important Oratory. No. soy. Hatton Garde& To THOS. TAYLOR, Erg. No. g, New Bridge-Rivet, Landow. SIR --I confider it but an adt of junk° due to the merits of your LEAKra PATENT PILLS, to common!. eate to you the following Cure, which has recently been performed by them :.—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint ( attende d by a Complication of Dif orders arlfing therefrom), was minced 'knoll to a skeleton, and though be had the belt medical advice which conk! be obtained, and tried a variety of patent medicines nothing could be procured which fremed to fuit his cafe, or d• him any ferrite; be remained In a nufft rcdu:ed and pitiable fituathm for two years, unable to follow his profelEon, and fearcely able to walk or even to Rand oss his legs ; in fart, no one who knew him ever fuppcied it polfible for him to recover. tic was adrifed at lilt to try your LeAlLt Pitt-a—be did fo, Seidl, adhering to the direditins given with them—he had not taken more than two boles, beicre be found no alteration for the better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and Itrength grad - ally return, and is now as healthy and as flout as any man I know. Yon arc welcome, Sir, to refer any perion to se for a confirmation of the above account if it Ihnold be doubted, I am, Sir, your obedient humble fervent, Library, Folkftone, July to, :nos. TNT). PURDY. Prepared and Add by the Pole Prnria r Tuos. TA oa , Member of thn Ropl Coll:ge of Surgeons. Los don, at hit houfe. No. 9, New Pi idge Reed; Whereafter a conitant ' , cadence of more than ao ycue, In a practice particularly diredted to the cure of Vet.ereal cornpLlnts and tbefc incidental to the parts of generation in both (cam. with that Inv iolshle fecrecy which :nen of his proftlbon lisould always obkrec, he flatters himrclf the advice and aibitance gratuitouily adininitters to retrofit faking this medicine, will be cocooned, a difcernirg public, as an advantage kldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Alio fold, by hie appointment, for the convenience of thole ing at a diltance, at the Perfumer's No. 35, St. Alhan't.ftreet, PAU Mall; rho "loyflum, 03, Oxford Brett; Mr. Difborough, 7. Flaw Rreet-hill; Mr. Baster s, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M'Do • Olafgow ; Mr. Callwelfs, Dublin; Mr. BUlinges, Liverpool; Mr. Atklnfor's, relanchefter ; and by one perfon In every cone. dersble town In Omit Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only Su O. each, feakd up with full and plain direr-lions, whereby palace of either fix may cure themfelves with cafe. fpred,fecrecy, and fafety. N. B. Every box fold in Great Britain is failed up with a Ramp, on which, by favour of the Commiiiioners, Is printed at the stamp Taylor,No 9, New Bridge itreetaato imitate which felony, sad ell others ars counterfeit. LONDON, Filmed hod radiated by LAVIL LENT, (of Cate terbury•pteee, Lazabettif, lit the /hot OPPICI I. Cli Tye Atm INMAN Itile le the 3T1,11 OttIOS, TeCeole Ns*.