Star. — London, England, 1806-05-20 00:00:00

F-r- ) 6.; LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OP RING'S BENCH, MAY sp. Robert Baker, an apprentice, and an impreffed man, was brought up by Habeas. at the fuit of his mailer, to be difeharged. The return made by the Captain of his Majedy's Chip Pluto to the writ was, G. that being duly authorifed to imprefi men under a warrant from the Lords of the Admiralty, he had impreffed the party above dated, who had afterwards entered voluntarily into the fervice." It being ne ceffary, tinder the Al, that the party Ihould not have voluntarily entered to entitle him to his dill charge, the Court difcharged the Rule, and the man was remanded. Lord Et-mammon Paid, the mailer fhnuld have applied in the &ft inflance to the Chief Judice of the King's Bench, who was empowered, under a (Witte paired in the reign of Henry VIII. to grant a Habra: Corium, and to enforce the liberation of his appren tice. He hsd not done fo, and after the return made, the Court had only one alternative, that of remanding the man. THI SING D. HttitY AWD JOHN BURTON, ISGIVI. This was a conviOion upon an indiltment, chorg• ing the defendants, maltliers, at Nuneaton, in War. wickatire, with affaulting John Oliver, an Excite. Officer, but not in the execution of his duty. The defendants, father and fon, were brought up for judgment. It appeared th at Oliver had informed againfi one of the defendants for wetting down malt at en unteatonable time, and that as the two de- fendants were leaving a corporation dinner at War. wick, where they had drank pretty freely, they ob. (erred Oliver (landing in the bar of the ma. An altercation enfued, and the elder Burton bade the younger drub him well, and obeying the commands of his father, he beat him feverely. The next Court day, however, in the town, the defendants offered Oliver 301. as a eompentation for his bruises, which he refuted, and profecuted the defendants at the alExes. Lord Esssesolouen (kid, that as the defendants had (hewn a difpofition to make an immediate atone. went for what they had done, the Court would not situ them feverely. The defendants were then ordered to pay a fine of 251. and find fecurity fur their good behaviour fur three years. The Azroatrez Gentlest. made the ofual motion for continuing recognizance* and motions of praaice, till a late hour of the day, when the Term ended. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. HAY rso. This morning Col. Thornton addreffed the Court for about twenty minutes, ia infwer to the affidavits of T. C. Burton, Efq. upon which a Rule had been lately obtained by Serjeant Cocci,— The Colonel's addrefs was delivered in a temperate manner, and he received ;rut attention from the Court. His objea in obtruding hirnfelf upon the notice of their Lord fhips, he raid, was, that the imputation of dilhonour. able conduit, which had been call upon him, might be removed, by a full invefligation by the art, of the tranfaetions which Mr. Burton had thought proper to complain of, and place in the light he had done. So far from any chicanery having been praillifed by the Colonel, to induce that gentleman to become the pprchafer of the pieures, dogs, deer, bodes, Sec. which be had enumerated in his affidavits, it was only at his extreme folicitation, that he (Colonel Thornton) dif. poled of them ; and the tale was not fecretly or clan deflinely managed, as had been charged, but was made in the pretence of feversl gentlemen, who were now ready to give evidence on the &Wed, and to expele the calumny of the accutation For the ar ticles which were difpoted of to Mr. Burton, the Co lonel had been repeatedly offered much more confi. derable turns than he had charged ; and, upon the Court granting the inveßigation he now folicited, it would be fees how widely different the truth of the cafe waste the fiatement which had been preferred in the affidavits, and who the really injured party wash The Court ordered, that the cafe thould be refetred to the . Prothonotary to invefligate and report upon. GI. Thornton thanked their Lordthips, and retired. l i Gaaaow is confined to his honk in enure mum of an accident, which, however, we are happy, is not likely to be attended with any faint's inconve- nience. He was returning to town nn Saturday even ing on a fpirited young horfi, Waieh took fright at a tiked cart which had broke down dote within the Turnpike Gate at Hyde Park ; the pole of a carriage flruck Mr. G. with great violence in his fide, and threw him under the horte. Mr. G. is much bruited, but has not any fever, and there is at prefent no doubt that he will in a very short time be able to ap pear again in Wellminfler Hall. Yefierday noon Sir Micm•ax Li Ftessrma, Bart. had an interview with Vitenunt Howica, at the Admiralty, and during the converfation fell down faddenly and expired. Dr. HARIMS, the Firft Com mill-toner of the Tranfport Board, was called in on the 4xcafion, but in vain. Sir Molest La FLessiso was in the 53th year of his age ; has left a wife and one daughter, who are at the family feat in Weft moreland, which county he has reprefented in Parlia ment fcr feveral years. The body was removed in the afternoon from Lord Howice's private room to rhat which is called the Captain's waiting room, where it will remain till the Coroner has taken his inqueft, which will be tome time this day. Some of our fair Ladies of quality have been to pundual in their attendance at Weßminfter Hall, that thcy are become familiar with all the legal and Par liamentary jargon `the day. They now know what is meant by kggins the motion: of courfe, and mating the idea of an HONOU RAILS G • MAN I An old writer fays, that the reafon why Manflaughter is tlili retained in the law, when a woman is unhap pily killed, is, that our Legislators, when the Al was palfed, did not fhppore, that any man would lift up his hand againfl that kr he was born to proted. On Wednefday fe'nnight, a ball of fire fell on a cot tage at Claverend Green, in the Forel of Dean, and forced its way through the roof into the kitchen, where T. Davis, the owner, and his wife and child were fitting, but happily without doing any damage, al though a calk of gunpowder was in the fame room, ;ept for the Hie of the mine works in the where it was ke ft Iteft. LONDON MARKETS. MOURN of WHEAT in Ifatiaant. including nay fres the 4th of 144 to the loth of May-4"mA 1°,50 qrsonors. ATOMS to O.—m a t higher than lAA mirth A !USTI) OF FLOM?. From the 3d of Itiy to the teat of May. 'That-7,77 4 6 theta—Average 74 Id. os sd. lower than lift return. .IETVIO4 PRICILOT GRAIN OM SOARD SNAP AS : Wheat 60. 70. 735 Boilers aos 48s Floe 8. St. Suffolk. to cos od Superfine Bss 86. Grey Peas 33 6 37 6 off Me kin: White, Ike. oos od Beans, new 405 465 od Styr, new 36s 43s Tick aeons, new 28. 36s Barley igi 33s od Oli —s co Malt 6ss 70. od Oats 23s 2,8. 30$ White Peas 3os 386 ad Poland. 3011 324 Od PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK•LANK Carraway now . sla to 00. per cwt. Coriander, 131 to 14$ do. • Trefoil 7s od to ass do. Red Clover 26s to 700 da Flue Old —s to —is White ditto 311. to 74. White Muftard Seed, iss od to z7s 6d per bonsai. Brown ditto, Ise od to 16s od do. Tares 36s to oss od cos al Rye Orafs to. od to ass od per (parlor. Canary, 504 od od to 64s od du. PRICE OF HOPS. SAO9. MCKIM Lent 125 IS 71 OS Kent • 51 1611 to ISS Sufic: - 51 too to 61 toe Sulks - 51 as to 71 ot Elko 5l lON to 61 tea Farnham SI —ii to tot —0 PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bap 61 os to 71 131 I Pockets 61 6s to 81 Es PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James:.. Whitechapel. Haiperload 3 0 oos 5 0 o Hay per load 3 se to 4so Straw s seto2 to o Straw 116 to o Clover 4 0505 0 rime or SAT £111:1 STRAW IS SIMITIIVIILD. _ Hay, - 31 os to 41 4, I (Jerez 41 os to 51 os Rowln c 1 cos to of cs I Straw, 11 t6s to al as SMITHFIELD MARKET, May ty. To fink the of4l—prr Row of 111 b. Beef es 64 to 6s od Veal ss od to 6s od Mutat 31 od to 58 6d Pork 41 8d to 5i Lamb 64 to ys La. ILIAD 07 CATT4t TRH DAY. 30,a1111, about zezo-f•Sheep and Lambs, 7.530. 148WGATE and LEADIINHALL. May Ist. Per Rorie of Elb. by the ware. Zest ss td to 41 10.1 I Veld 41 od to sa 6d Mama ,ss 6d to sa od Pork 4s 84 to ss Ed Lamb se od to is od. PRICES OF TALLOW IN LONDON. Ile. James. otaraet 31 yid Trion Tallow 67s 61 to os Clare Market 3$ mid Yellow Ruffs 67. to of od Whitechapd Market White ditto 66s oil to os (per (tone of 81b.) Is sid Soap ditto 6se to os od Melted Stuff Os 10 OS 57d 11$ 10d Ditto rough 38s od to os Average Price 3s sup Itreaus its od Good Mop to to os Yellow Soap, 8u to oo.—Mottled, oss.—Curd, 361 Price of Canes per dozen, r is el—Moulds, a as al RAW HIDES. lildas(perßone) 35 ad to 35 64 Hoge Skins zys od to 19$ Middling se Sd to 35 od Sheep Skins is sd to aod Ordinary as ad to 25 6d Ilioadings oa od to cited Heavy Calf Ise 6d earl I Lanab Skins as 9d to 3$ 94 1 1 PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 56115 each sod to ssd Ditto, 60 to 6311, sad to aid Merchants Backe .--4 to mid Dreffing Hides i 94 to slid Pine Coach Hides slid to 134 Crop Hides for Cutting 224 to : ;,: lr Flat Ordinary sod to 4 Calf Skins, 30 to sob per dozen sod to 38 Ditto so to 7olb 38d to 424 Ditto 70 to golb 37d to 394 Sault Sias (Greenland) per lb. 35 6d to 35 Lod Large ditto coos to 5905 per dos. Tanned Hoth Hides 13$ to 401 each COAL MARKET, May :9. Ships at Market Ships fold Prise 9 Newt-gale Coal II 435 6d to SO A $ Cinders - a 4's cod. COUNTRY MARKETS. - Meal OS Oaltsl AT 1 in WINO al . BASIN OsTotto—Wheat 725 od to Us od per quarter. Barley ads od to 315 od I Beans 00s od to 001 od Oats 315 od to 371 od Peale ma cd to cos od Mains msaan.--Wbest 711 od to 945 od per Qr. Barley 32s od to 3es cd I Baena 43$ od to 485 od Oats 3ts od to 365 od Peale ass od to 441 od Nawavay.—Wheat 681 od to 955 od per Qr. Beier 2 7 5 64 to 34 5 od Beans ass od to 46$ od Oats 275 od to 33 1 od Pule 34s od to 441 04 Hatrtur.—Wbeat 685 od to 925 od per Qr. Barley sza od to 365 Cd I Bans 3411 od to 411 04 Oats 24$ od to Sts od Peale ena od to 425 od Rtaattro.—.What So: od to 921 64 per Qr. Barley 29$ od to 33$ 9d I Beans OS od to 46$ od Oats 561 6d to 335 94 Peale oos od to oos od PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Re. Roberts and Jonathan Roofe, May, 13, 466. Wlltlam Caltikell and Charles Swede Stuart, of Rotberbithe, Surrey, lirgeons and apothecaries, May ay, 11.106. George Clayton, John Clayton, and John Haifa, cotton•fpin. nen, of Gee-Crofs, Meagre, March s, 1805. Abraham Coinage and James Lord, woulkn.carders, at Cop. tbrod, Rochdale, Latwalhira, May 1,;., anon. Henry Wayte and George Randall, of Holhombill, London, grocers, March as, tBo6. John Sennett and Sarah Bennett, of Turnlee, Gloltop, Derby. &Ire, woollen•elothien, April 6, !nos._ . _ Joicph Bourke and Benjamin Ridge, of Bronkeftreet, Holborn, Mlddkres, sine and brandy.merrhants, May as, dud. Robert Anderfon, William Lancatter, and Thomas Anderfon, of Mancheßre, calieo.printers,•April so, 'Sod. John Coat and John Brinuticr, of - Lane-Ind, Stafferdthire, potters, May 6, 1606. Charles Mai+ and Nish Thomas, of &Mot, fupr-reincrs, March 15, rBo6 David Davidfots mod Charles Dawfon, of Beadlam, North Riding of Yorlahlre, lima and yarn merchants, February it, INA. Abraham Alpr and Silvanus Phillips, of Great Towes-ftreet, London, coopers, turners, trufwhoop and sneafurc-makers, J out as, any. Tomorrow morning the five &II drawn Tickets will receive toool. each over and above any other Prize from 20,0001. to all. which may happen to be drawn again(' them. Undrawn Tickets and Shares are tel ling at SWIFT and Co.'s old Office in the Poultry. External applications in eruptive cafes (except thole arifing from fimple irritation) could without any difficulty be proved prejudicial. What pains Nature takes to relieve the health by puthing the of. fending master to the (kin and remove it tar from the principle of life ! for the knows, no longer than it can be kept there, does the patient enjoy health. In tiling repellents then, what trouble we take to croft one of the molt falutary laws of our benefaarefs.— In taking Spilfbury's Patent Antikorbutic Drops, the internal habit is cone:fed, the health mends, and thus the difeafe dies away. In fcrophula, (curvy, gout, rheumatifm, nervous and bilious compla.nts, depending on the irritability of the flornach, relict is fpeedily given. Ft is neeelfary to afk for the PA TES.? ANTISCORRUTIC Dan►s,' with the King's duty printed in black ink intlead of red ink, fold as ufual at the Difpenfary. No. 15, S ,, ho.fguare. in bottles of 5s fd. ; r ot ; and 11. 24. duty included. accuausticAtiotamarsow. A 151(penfation his redid the allot tat, ottani tie Itge. jam &Mew . L. rt. to hold the Iteekelly of Cowie., in the County of Nattleibam, with the Vitiates of fit. Mwy in the Town of Nottingham, both la the Profanation of the Right Hen. _ _ the Earl Marius. __ Oa Bunchy. at her ► hods ht Ortiversor-Bpare. her Grace the Duarte of Beaufort, ors daughter. MARRIED. Tburfday re:might, at Chefterlteld, the French (baud D'aestln to Mite Eleanor Jane Eutaw. DIED.- Oa the aGth uk. at Shooter' Hi. in the sett year of her age, Mr% Lacy, wile of Captain Lacy, of the Royal Artillery. Lately, at Capt Breton, Mr. William iffoodfall„ Chief Juftiee that place At the Manfe of °keine, the Rev. Alcuader Peat. At Ediabargh, Mr. George Williamfon, (urgcoa, of the Royal N laa. ry Odeber left. on the Colt of Africa, Capt. W. Pettlethwake. On the anti November kit. at Cape Mount, Captain Witham Howie, M the alp Governor Wentworth, of Liverpool. On the sSth uk. after a lingering kinds, the Rev. Richard Mouneford. Bettor of Stockton, Salop. In February kit, of the yellow fever, at the Wand of Dominica, Jefeph M'Laren, Efq. Garrifon Surgeon of that place. At Bkkby, near Maryport, feciaGened by a fall from his Mere) Mr. Philip Ndfon, father of Mr. Philip Mien, merchant, Liver. Fixa• HIGH WATER AT. LONDON nn MGR TO•MORROW Many t 6 anima's after 4 Afternoon - - 38 minutes after SALES BY AUCTION At the York Hoed. its Dover, oo Tburfday, the sid May. leek at Tai o'clock. By Virtue of a Chommililka from the High Omit of Mithalty, T HE FOLLOWING G 0 0 D VIZ.— sso Chats, cootaloing about too Taos of Round and Plat Duteh Chafes; Being part of the Cargo of the American Dip Bradford. P. Clark Mafia, detained as Prize In a voyage from Amfterdam to Lilbco by his Majefty's 14ufguito, Samuel parts. Efq. Commander. The Chafe to be feek Nod estalogoes to be had the day before and Morning of tale, by applybg to LATHAM. REECE. mod CO. FREEHOLD ESTATES, ORAVESPND, KENT. Dy JOHNSON and SON, On the Premifes, on Wednefday, May at, at Three o'clock, in Three Lots, ALL thole valuable and extenfive Freehold Pre mires. compelling I he White Hart Ina, defirably Statile near the Water fide, Gravelind. Kent, In the occupation of Mrs. Pitt; with • newly ended Public bade. at the back thereof, called the Union, occupied by Mr. Rolm Stewart. Alfo a convenient dwel ling bade, with a [mail detached Slop. fronting the High• itrect:ln the occupation of Mn Salaam —May be viewed, and particu lars bad ten days previous to the fate at Eathon's Colite-houfe, London ; Granby, Dartford; Dull, Rochetter ; Star. Maldltone ; did:. Eames& Solicitor, and the Au:limners, Gravelend. VALUABLE TITHE PROPERTY AND FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT OF LAND.....CHERTSEY, SURREY. By Mr. ABBOTT. At Garraway's Coffee! Houk, Change.AUryr. Cornhill, on Wed. nefday, the tub day of June, 2E06, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two lots, Lot 1. CONSISTS of a valuable Freehold Mate, comprifing tho gnat and Snail Tithes arifing and renewing within the two menace Tithinp of Windham and Crotford, within the Part& of Chertfey, containing about ajao Acres of Rich Land. Lot s. An Ad of Parliament having lately been obtained for encloang the Commons and Waite lands ha Woodbam, a coo& derable Allotment, bang one-ninth part thereof, will, according to the diraftions of the Ad, be fct out and allotted In lieu of the Tithes of the Commons in the Tithing of Woodbani, which al lotment Is declared by the Aft to be Freehold, and I, thereby dlrefted to be ring-feneed and kept to repair forfeven Yean with out any expellee to the Tythe Owner, and it is foppored will con tain near leo Acres of good Laud in a very ddlrable fituation for building, and only twenty-one Miles from London. As this allotment will be fet out adjoining to the Old Titheable Inclofures and in the centre of the Thblnp, it will form, at little expence, a molt complete Farm and Hosueitead, and Mould it be come the Property of the Purchafer of the Tithes, they could be taken in kind without the incoovenience and ex pence attending Mane carriage, which will add confiderably to the value of the Mate, and form together a molt defirable and valus.ble Property. The Guildford and Bafineloke Canal, from which Manure Is procured at a moderate eapence, runs through the Eftate. To be viewed by application to Mehra. Clark and Grasebrook, Solicitors, Chertfey, of whom the Particular, and Condition, of Sale may be had; alfo of Mars. G. and J Smallpeiee, Stoke, neat Guildford; at the Once of Mars. Jenkins, James, and Co. So licitors, No. New hen, London; at the Swan Inn, Cbertfey ; White Hart. Guildford ; Talbot, Ripley; at the Place of Sale; and of Mr. Wm Abbott, No. 23, Shepherd's Market, Piccadilly. The THIRD and LMT PART of the TRUCHSESSIAN 1 GALLERY. To be PEREMPTORILY SOLD by AUCTION, By Mencs SKINNER. DYKE and CO. At the Trucbfeelan Gallery, in the New Road, Mary.la.boone, on Tharfilay, May as, and following day, without referee, at is o'clock, THE THIRD and LAST PART of that m agn l Beak and truly capital COLLECTION of PICTURES, well known as forming the TRUCHSESSIAN GALLERY; which have been imported at an imnienft eapenee from the Conti ' neat ; they convene tome of the En& Works of the molt cele , bread Matters of the Italian, French, Fientifh, German, and Dutch Schools, viz. Carmel Claude Liberi Breckelenkamp Question L. Giordano Pollogrini Hclftocade Lanfraneo Outdo De Coyer janfens Valaiquez P. Corinna ' E. Sirani Vernet Albano Baroccio Parma Pillement Beano Tintoretto Rignard. De Hems Mole Mignard Eckhout Huffman S. Rota Le Brun 80l Ain Lyn Particularly a capital i'idture by Eckhoat, of the Prophet Elitha and the Wialun , ; a ditto of Cielia in the Camp of Purfenna, very highly finifited by lielllocade; a Landfcape by Claude, &C. To be viewed three days preceding the Sale. Catalogues may be bad at as. each on the Pralines; and of Melts... Skinner, Dykc, and Co. Alderfgate itreet ; alto of Mr. Crutwell. printer, Bath; Mars. Rudhall and Cu. printers, Ballot ; Mr. Billings, printer Liverpool; Mr. Dooaldfon, printer, Edinburgh ; and o f Mr. Tall printer, Glafgow. On Saturday, May 3r, will be peremptorily Sold by Autllion, in numerous Lots ' the Mattrials of the cxtcfave Gallery cre:614.1 for the mirth purpofe of the exhibition of the Truchfethan Gal lery of Paden*. DE VALANG IN's ANTI.SCORBUTIC TINC TURE, the molt certain fprcifie for the cure of Scurvy, Leprofy, Scrofula, King's Evil, Bilious and other obltrudtlorta of the Vifecra. and Impurities of the Blood, and Humours ififillg from (yphilitir taints, or other caufes. The public are moll unequi vocally allured, that it contains rut the faunel particle of mer cury; on the contrary, it will entirely eradicate the baneful effects produad by an improper or too long protraeted ufe of that mineral. The Proprietor is the Son of the late Dr. De Valangin, who was a Member of the Royal College, and well known to the public for many yarn by his extenfive and judicious practice, from whore recipes the Tincture is compounded, and who frequently experi enced Its beneficial dials, after all other applications had failed. That fa valuable a medicine Mould be at generally uleful to the community as poftible, ban induced the Proprietor to bring it for ward in this yublic manner. Mr. Bolton, of the Royal Exchange, London, it appointed vender, of whom It may be had in bottles, containing 3o doh", with printed diratlons, half a guinea each, ditty included. Sgned by the Proprietor, N. de Valangin." The Anti-Scorbutic Tincture will be found particularly efficacious In removing thofe heats and eruptions which fo frequently occur in tht Spring and Autumn. Sold retail at Mars. Bacon and Co's, :so, Oxford-ftreet ; Mr. Ward's, 324. Holborn; Mr. Cla rkc's 269, Borough ; and MR Palate's, Apothecary, Whit. Lion-arm Pang:milk. • bERWENT LAKES. CUMBERLAND. TO BE DISPOSE!) OF, r Leafe and Furniture of an ercelleni Emily =+*bssfeln eastpleet ramie:lady fitted up at a very eonfiderable •ipabett, et foe inibletalek notepad*, sod contains a hendfonse ho ttest* Hal, Mots and Weald& Pastier, Drawing Rosen, the. ityk fait 4mm. i Oefeimerree Duffing Room. Servants Apart- , Omit% 13011seele OEM Of rwdy 6efaiptioe ; double Coach Houk, fltafiraa foe fig nodes; *tinders, Owes Hoofs, and (man Or aknselL evieseethe Dement Lakts. allowed sel be them! Isteradfidat lighed. era Whist Is a Mat. The rep std MO rally 41 1 . pet sea. An sorseshit neigbb .- hood; du Mutat aluodantly applied To any Gandema cc m , of Mini end Bad *e ft s. the antes way truly be err . wilt dweeries sad Pebble release. In addition te • sere, draw Is weendiderable et Nay, Wine, #s.'The perebakwasey wi sat Poet Farther yertiadats way be bode Mr. Bates, N.. j, Welbeek- Brew, Caver.dilb.fieare. FULAI,TH Addis LONGEVITY. Dr. JAMES** ANALEPTIC AND Awrismi ous PILLS. T H E Celebrity of the Analeptie Piil,, at a gene. rd Profaned," if Malik la beemerwleerfal. thrte /Macy ie theft esephielar *Ws enstiersany dawns the homer, truest w Colds, abegstatiesesided•aelle, Wlgettnbot ether Olinda of bereellis wilds wife trim tbs . vidilitimies of oar - or I the luxuries of; Bk ; and thefe Misery eillbdta are by party opening the poses by Will ,end the body by day, wisiMet resperteg nay pard. Calif 11161111111 ortsseabouns. !Mt Waist dierinideple _rib ors a& very Peeked& aim ethwillawieweddlferdwa pt. Woe ddianed as. a wild pawls" wily, and Platers Wit d'art_ adds, the MOM., PIN have been reeppbeeded - in aid b an widnent Phylidee. who has Wed thefts bradleberi fie away years id* the husk!) &cat. In all was plaits et Pe Liver, u wall as in other internal Difrafea Ilawilere, by brad or by tea, it parties remote from medical - slams weal do well to be always provided with there Plus ; whisk with haw of the genuine Dr. jarnees Fever Powder, *odd teas a molt valuable Rots in a faun compefa. that would ewe Weed relief on any redden indifphati.n, and prevent the 111. a=esnettberidelay. t by F. and Sons, No. IS, St. Paul's Church. yard, cr. Pe Orretheway. our Doors from the Corner of Cheap.- ilde, Lewin r read at Dr. James's late bouts In Bruton.ftreet ; the Assek7ths price 42. dd. the Bee, Or Sh b One large Dee - heap.; and the Antlitaiess I'Ws, price as pd. a Box, Duty Its. eluded.—Obrerve that the Weeds, " F. Newberg, No. 45, Se. !aura," are engraved In the Stamps From the Honourable and Right Reverend the LORD BISHOP of CARLISLE, To Mr. CHINO, Apothecary, Cheapfide, Lenexa St R—l readily embrace the opportunity your letter af rda we,of adding my testimony to that of the LOED CHIEF BARON in favour of your Patent Worts Medicine; my elddt fon having a few months ago derived a very material beoefit from the ufe of it. He had been unwell fur leveed weeks previous to his taking it, appeared pale and antedated, was languid, and cons. plummet frequently of pains in his head and fide. Tate Lord Chief Baron, who had accidentally teen him in this Rate, fortunately re. conunended to medic trial of your Lozenges ; and that no time right be taker any mlltake occur in Manning the genuine Mo. dicine, fait ate these dares of It. 'The lira of thee caeca lowed viLble amendment, and after the fecond dot every uopleahnt Symptom difappeared, but I judged it right to give the third, as the two former hd agreed fo oncommoaly well. From that time, my fon has been I n p!f , ed health, and certainly attribute his care wholly to th e el& yof the Worn Lounges. I have fines va s amended year Lozenges in turd iollances, whereto I have the fatisfadion to effort you, they have uniformly been of great wake I ought to add, the: from the nature of the effeet pro fuse' by them in my fon's cafe. I apprehend his complaints to are ar ifen from anohitruetion between the Remick and vifestra ant, Sir, your obedient Servant, Role Odle, Dec.;. E. CARLISLE. As opening Phyfic at this falba of the year, CHING's is fa paior to evaLto her Medicine. Sold wh01.4 p and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4. Cheap. fide, London, In bonsai ;a bland as . pd. cult ; id for chalice. ble purpoiks, in boxes at ass each. fl/WING dedicated tnyfelf to the Quay, and bees gratified by the moll confide rable prattles In that brands which I thought proper corded, I croft that I have not more mil: employed my time than chore who, in the emotive held of ;be profellon, are nerafionally immerfed in uocertait•ty, and cannot always attain that roads which is acquired by concentrating the intellectual power to one clefs of diferdera. The &fares of DEBILITY are peculiarly diftreffing, for they bring with them a train of concomitant Symptoms, and by a de preffion of all vital energy. esiftenceitfelt becomes embittered—. Whether they arife front the prevalence of ill example, the deflrue. ties habits of fehoolboys,or the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the moll affiduous profeffional hill ; but by the Ignorance of uneducated mat, the Symptoms are aggravated, and the conftitet don is destroyed.._ , As • MEMBER of the ROYAI. COLLEGE of SURGEONS. I ground my pretenfions on regularity of education, and poll - abut every privilege to praaice, I feel myrelfendtled to that confidence with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the ilift feraations of local weakners, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where tbefufferer, from a oonrciournefs of the unntaaliners of the vice which canted his misfortune, is (caul of the contempt or cenfure of his family phyfician, and broods over his infirmlty with careful concealment, it mutt be fatisfadtory for him to be allured not only of capability of treatment but gib of the molt inviolable feereey. Aod In reeentVenerml Complaints it is poiShk to prevent pain, danger or diked. ; in the molt complicated cafes it is the acquire ocean of exclafive experience in this line to effea a fate, certain and fpeedy re•citablithment. I offer the advantage of this experience to thole of either fet who are affilded with any kind of DEBILITY, of ;my fropumis of VENEREAL. INFECTION, and In all cafes the terms of resnu. aeration are Rated on the firft interview. Patients in the country are expedted to inclore a Bank note, and are requetted to fpccify their age and Manner of living. MARTIN BRIiE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, in London* No. ice, Arundel Brea, Strand, near Temple liar. ADVICE. WHEN PROFES S IONAL MEN, eminent for &ill and experience, offer their advice, and exert their abi lities for the cure of a few ,reisting Difeafes, they rife fuperior to that prejudice which Is fo jolt's , excited againft the advertirsment• of men,ignorant of the heft principles, and uneducated in the prat. tiee of phySe. Marrs. CURRIE and Co regular Surgeons, fine. timed by every privilege to pradlfee, and by the uniform fuccefo which their mode of tee:wont for Venereal Complaints has hi. therto been attended, continue with the fame affiduity to dircdt theitlitudies to the cure of every (peeks of that baneful paha, as well as the removal of thole diftreffing debilities and deficiencies. which prevent, or embitter the matrimonial Rate. In the tats-. logue of human infirmities, there are none more afilidting than thole which are the unavoidable confequenee of an indulgence in a certain deftrudlive habit. The unhappy (offerer broods over his mistorte..tes, athawed to leek relief, until he is reduced to fuch a Rate of mifery, as to render the opprellive. To facia perfots is will be a confuting reflettion to know that they may stow, by a new and infallible remedy, be reßoted to their former s.mß.to clonal Strength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated h proceed.ng either from an excel of conjugal and ihiett pleafore, or from • long refidence In hot etiolates, hard drinking, the injudi. clomp ufe of Mercury, Inc Ike. are (paddy reltonsl to hei.:llanet Strength. It mutt be a felfevident propofition, that where the limn-gate of intellcdival capacity is dlredied to the treatment Mad cure of a few peculiar complaints, there Inuit be the greater certainty of fuccefs ; and as a proof of this pofitinn their method of cure is fo particularly expeditious, as will as fare. and fa evidently fuyerior to the commoirpraalce, that in lonic (light cafes if inhaler, a perfed relloradon is completed in the fbort period of roses DAYS, and in t hole of t►e utmoft inveteracy, where other pradi timbers have falled,apropar perfererance in their plan of treat ment enforce to the patient a (ale, well grounded, and lafthig re eltablifhment. By an early application the patient will eccinetlit danger and expense of a tedious attendance upon the is& • leapt rienced praditioner. Mefft:s. CURRIE and CO. may be conlhked at their boufe. No. toy, Hatton Garden , by patients of Litho; fax, w !tilt lie Ir. at- Cit fccrecy,bonotir. and delicacy. LOUIS from tbe country are requefted to hate panicclars of the cafe, poft paid, enclollog bauknote,wbkh will be duly aofwcred. LONDON: Primal and pub Laacd by LEVEL KENT, (of 4. so terbary-71ace. Lar.lban.), at the STAR Optic/, }ln. i, Cny ftrtet PubUlbcd 1111.) at the STAR Otnca , Ttrbt-- bap. _,;, ~~