Star. — London, England, 1808-03-23 00:00:00

SPORTING 11V7tLLIGEiVcE. BEVERLEY HUNT. Saturday ee'onight, the Mat& for 100 W. was deckled es ender. Mr. Frank Watt's b. h. Doctor Mr. Digtrj kegard's gr. h. Holden:. -3 2 At starting, Holderness, who had Won the Sweep itakes very cleverly, was the favourite ; Doctor having paid forfeit in the Stakes, it was 7 to 4 agst. him ; but this seems to have been a piece of turf jockeyship, as the great sispesiority of Doctor in running .the match nearly distanced Holderness, and left many Anna' countenances amongst the parties who thought the match " a snug thing." Indeed more betting took place than was ever remembered on a like occa sion. The Holderness people were very sanguine ; but after their favourite got beat. it was well enough obs‘rved, that the Doctor's physic VW not very pla ts*. THEATRICAL FRACAS.—A violeat contest recently arose at Manchester between Mr. KNIGHT, hie of Covent Garden Theatre, and new one of the patenteel at Liverpool, and Mr. Dwvatt, Late of Drury-Lane Theatre. The cause of this difference is said to be a Miss Ciliaxi., an actress of the Manchester company. A duel was to have taken Flace; but thia,being deemed too formidable a mode of adjustment, the controversy was decided,. in the old English style by im and ood.Fb. At length the Mends of both parties inter posed, and put an end to this species of hostility, by parting the combatants ; and the Matter, it is said, is now irk y to be terminated by the iiiterpOsition of *the law. . . , _ _ ECCLEStASTICAL PROMOTIONS, lee. .0z YeRD, 1 1 / 4 1111lC 1 1 ln..—On the 9:h imp, Join Moose, En. of Umrzh, uhnitted )34.ebelosul A rts t Prapd . Compolgider. u ne da - •,/, the Rot. Ibto &VIM oe:titter, and Rev. Ric.hatfl Smith, of P. Ai uzzt Hall; 5 , 41 ?steeds. Cho. Augustus Seymer, 9fGriel Cor.rtu Jintts Bora& !budge, of D'entbrOke College: Joruatis Re t :!y: VastUs &teen Wall, Geo. Granville t'enahles IMMO, Riciusid Marnell. a 4, John Thomas Junes dir . iit_ChurCh„ vver* idedtted bachelors of Arts. The Roy. T I..o.nute tee,l3. D. R in ef ratim o dn the Heath, is aSected President of Trinity College, the o the late Rev. Dr. Clbirsan. The Res, eesileq is presented to the Betty aSvranton Mor key, by Air John Lothbe, vacated by the death . of the Rev. Jo tihn LarircOck • The Rear. .red. Hothials Is presented to the saltrablh living of peinsingtois, buffolhorilbsted by• the rt. tnadou of the Rev. Mil lArCers I'26* DIED. On Monday, in upper Chirlotte-stieet, fitzrcy-square, the infant son of nomas Cadell, Esq. On Monday. at Ashford, Kent, Air. )(An klaffeaden, an ezni soot hosgeon of that place. tsvirs. •• r : • NORTHANWTON ASSIZES. . konnAN.—Thls was au action for se. •duebv the plaintiff's daughter, wherein the rtannigist were laid at 5001. It appeared in evidence, that the defer it had paid his addresses to the plaintiff's dauglusw for a 'considerable time, and that when he lad found her pregnant, be not only deserted hut ill .had her cottsequenee of which she was delivered Of a dead child. The Jury, Mulet all the circum , stances of the case, gave a verdict for the plaintiff, with--5001. damages. . - HORSHAM, MARC!, et; • war, SIDE..-....-ESTCRINS v. BRADLEY. This was an action of trespass for sporting over the land of the Plaintiff, at Littlington, in 51ns county. Mr. Serjeant Barr stated, that in this case the 'Plaintiff was a respectable farmer, and the Defendint a private soldier in the 14th regiMent of dragoons, who, upon this occasion, was defended by the offfeers of the regiment, who were, in fact, the real Defen dants in the cause. The Plaintiff, and several other most respectable landholders, had formed a subscrip tion pack cf hounds, with whic.h.they hunted, and the company of the officers would at all tittles have been most gladly received as part of the hunt ; but instead of this, these Military Gentlemen had 'chosen to keep .a pack of dogs of their own at the barrack s, and with . i out permission had trespassed over the lands of the ! n eighbourhood. The Defendant had acted as hunts -1 Man of this pack ; for it was the trick of the se o ffi cers Ito make a private soldier their huntsman, and to , change him as often as they saw occa sion, b y . which I means they avoided having any notice served upon him. The Plaintiffs, however, had taken good notice of Mr. Bradley's face, and on the 9th of November he was warned off the land of the Plaintiff. It was not long, however, before lie was found again trespassing, and he should prove, that on the 12th January he was again hunting on the land of the Plaintiff. This would entitle the Plaintiff to a verdict, and he had no doubt, -but, under the circumstances, his Lordship would think the trespass a malicious one, which Would entitle the Plaintiff to receive his full costs. The Serjeant added, that it was in the power of the Plaintiff to have pursued a severer remedy az:44st these Defen dants, for by the Mutiny Acts, they were liable to for felt their commissions for this sort of trespassing.— He hoped, however, that the warning they would re ceive in this action would form a lesson for their fu ture conduct. The notice and trespass being proved, the Jury found a verdict for the Plaintiff; damages 40s. which carries costs without a certificate from the Judge, that the trespass was wilful and malicious. • The Defendant had also two verdicts against him in two subsequent actions, for similar offences. . CROWN SlDE.—JolinTalton and Ofichael Gilleslde, pri-, vates in the 43d regiment of foot, were indicted for robbing John White, on the sth of January, of a silver ' watch and 18s. 6d. in money. White, the prosecutor, stated, that he was a labour ing man, .and about seven o'clock in the evening of the sth of January last, he went to look after his master's sheep. He found the two prisoners among them, and one of them askedhim to give them a sheep; he replied he could not give them one, they were not lies. Talton then wrested a stick from his hand, and demanded his money. He said he had no money.' Talton replied, then give me your watch. He gave it to him. The other prisoner, Gil!. pie, then drew a knife, and said he was sure the witness had money, and if he did net give it to them, he would cut his breeches open. The prosecutor then gave the money, whi'-h was in a canvas bag. It was further proved, by a witness of the name of Samuel Samuels, that Gillespie offered hint a silver watch for sale at Chichester, on the 6th of January, and another witness produced the watch, which he bought of Gillespie, on the 6th of January- . -The pro secutor having looked at the watch, identified it as his Iroperty.—Guilty. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning 0 minutes after 12 Afternoon 24 minutes after 13 THE Case of several Scrophulous Ulcers at Yor k, , inserted in the Public Papers, and stated as advancing ton wards recovery, and as having existed fur seven preceding years; in t!-e habit of a young girl, aged fourieen, with much injury to her health, is now declared, on the mother's authority, healed; and the girl restored to health, by the sole operation cf SPILSBURrs PATENT AN'l ISCOSIBUI'Ie DROPS, as administered hi Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatic n, and eruptive Com plaints. Those persons, anxious ;VI to th's case, are Informix", the original letters may be seen at the Dls?ensary,ia Solio-squrar, London ; and at York; Mrs. Dancer will give all necessary infur.' mation. It is requested you will ask for the Patent Autiscarbu tie Drops, with a black ink stamp, in b mles of ss. Cd. double bottles 10s. and larger it. 2s. duty inelu lid.—An allowance on taking half a dozen. IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. THE Adv antage the Public must. always derive from regularly educated professional men directing almost exclusively their studies to one species of malady, was never more clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success which has r attended the admiuistratidn of their new remedy, and the extraor dinary cures it has performed. For a long series ofirars, Messrs. Cr sit' e and Co. Sergeuna, formerly in his Majesty s service, have ' nude the Venereal Disease the para.:Mar object of their investi gation, and arc happy in having discovered a medicine superior to mercury in the con: of that complaint; it is sufficient to observe 1 that the effects of this remedy are diametrically opposite to those of mercury, for though it comuletely eradicate!' every vestige of the virnsyin its must confirmeti stages, yet It does not in the least injure the constitution ; on the contrary, It renovates the system in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, sad facilitates di gestion: thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous constitu• titan to thefsightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre serves that constitution in its Fri:id:ivy state, but restores a weak arid debilitated one to Its natural strength and v?gour. Number less instances are on resent record of the superior efficacy of this medicine, he inherent anct specific virtues acting as a perpetua l corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excess I of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more.insidiOus, though' not less destrncth 4 e, Indulgence of incautious rath of both sexes in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the nieblicholy variety of disorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, there are none more afflicting than that distressing state of debility and de- : ficiency which prevents or embitters the matrintonial state ; the unhappy sufferer brcudt over his misfortune, ashamed to seek re-' lief, until he is reduced to such a state of weakness as tO render life dppressive. To such persons it must be a consoling reflec tion to know, that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a:. strofig, manly and vigorous constitution. In all cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever cause arising, la well as in every species of venereal infection, Messrs. Currie. and Co. may be consulted by patients of vititer sex with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, no.. 107,, Hatton Garden. Patients in the country describing the particulars 6f their complaints, by letter post paid, enclosing a Dank note, will have the necessary wedicAse• Wd adYice sen t t°-11 't P act °C,_ the kingdom. No. 107, Matron Guiana. . FILOM- LM titIGIIT'd GAZETTE; • rwAtteit 2!. The icing has been pleased to grant the Dignity of a Knight Of the United Kingdom 0 Great Britain and Irdand, unto Brigadier Gamma Chaco Shipley, of the Corps of Royal Engineers. &utsrmuY PROMOTION. Calgalnlissirot in the 38th, or Ayrshire Regiment of Militia, signed by die Lord I.ieuteriant. John Trotter Esq. to be Captain, vice AleAnder Cooper, re signed. Decd Marsh ei, VIOL : PARTAILitaiIPS DISSOLVED. Berjanda Htignian and Bransby Brooks, of the Hamlet of Helgtom, KbroW.i, feihnorigere and tanners. Sept. 29, 1207. Alas Can eked hausuel 1.40ey,• 0 Manchester,. coach makers. klatch la, 1803. S'amuel Joseph Ridgi, and Arnold Wilde, of Shef field, saw and fruder mann6astornrs., Dee. 24, .1201. Thoma# and William' Mills, of Manchester, cotton- Manufacturers. Feb. 99; 1609. . Ralph Toplas, ati dßalphl'oplis, jun. of Wirkswortb, Deo. in shire, grocers. 1'..44te1) - 18, 11104. Thomas Barka and Wiiiatn Jackson, of Basinglialtotreets" January - 23, Inna. - Richard Ragg. Mad Heel Hall, of Blrinir.thatn, hatters, ho. biers and lacernen. March 1, 1908. William Waterfall and Joint Waterfall, of Coventry, watch makers. July 29,,11305. • 13ANKRUPTC1iS ENI ARCED. April ji. Caleb Withall, now or late of Feuchurch-street, Lee.. • d on , warehouse-keeper broker , auctioneer, dealer and char man, at ten, at Guildh all. April 14. Thomas Bunn, now or late of Kir.g-street, Norwich, corn and coal-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 5. Joseph Rippe , and John It ippen, of Clapham Surrey; dealers in coals, copartners and chaprnen, at teo, at Oedidhall. BANKRUYIS. Samuel Hucki, of Canal-row, East Line, Bermondsey, Surrey, cooper, to surrender March 29, April i, and May 3, at ten. at I GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Lesley., No. no, Cheapside London. 'Gregory Dodsworth, of Beverley, Yorkshire , draper, dealer and chapman, April 1,4, and May 2, at eleven, at the White Swan ban, Leeds. Attornift, Messrs. Upton, Nicholson, and Heming ivay, Leeds ; or Mr. James Labibert,• No. 39, Hatton Garden, John Collip, of Gnat Portland-street, Middlesex, upholsterer, dealer and ehapman, April 9, 16, at tftebre and May 3, at eleven, at Gundhalf. Attornies, Messrs. Blo:sdale, Alexander, and Hahne, New Lan. • DIVIDENDS: March lb. Job* Carr, late of Pontefract, Yorkshire, grocer, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Pontefract. March 24. John Brown , of ll'intringhara, Lincolnshire, baker, ~ it twelve, it Guildhall;London. Iliarch 19. Albert Vodel, of Paul's Chain, Londo.n, farrier, at twelve, at Guildhall. March 26. Elisabeth Lowtock, of Skipton, Yorkshire, balteeper, .41t eleven, at the Black Horse Inn, Skipton. March 24. Thomas Delap, of Barton-upon-Humber, Lincoln shire, s h o pkeeper, dealer and ckcpman , at two, at the George Inn, B ar t o n-upon-Humber. March 21. Ann Bedringer, of Bodroin, Cornwall, linen-draper, at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Broad-street, BristoL M4rek 22. Mariano Bovi, of Piccadilly, Middlesex, printseller, at ten, at Guildhall March 22. Robert Cunciall the younger, of the Suburbs of York, coletrion brewer, at eleven, at Clarke's Hotel, in Coney-street, York. "'larch 23. Samuel Walker, of Leeds Yorks'aire =lister, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Leed '. March 23. John Tuton and Joseph Wareing, now or lite of LeedA, Yorkshire, merchants, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds. March 22. William Waii, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, hosier, at eleven, at GuildhalL March 19. John Owen Parr, of London, insurance-broker, at eleven, at Guildhall. March 19. Thomas Harris, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, and of Blackfriar's Road, Surrey, =mass-maker, dealer and chap man at ten, at Guildhall. Ilsrch , tii. ;Oka Grayson, o ftp, London, inftrance-bro keg and merchant, at ten, M Guildh.all. March 21. Joitpb Pinfold, of Rociborough, Gloucestershire, • deader, at eleven, at the George Inn, Stroud. March 22. John Pichardson, of Somerset-street, Goodman's Fields, London, mathematical iusuument-maker, dealer and ehaptcao, at tan ak Guildha ll . March 22. Josep h Bell and Richard Atkinsoz, of Bow-lane, London, warehousemen and copartners, at tee, at Guildhall. March 19. Bryant Biggs, of Chzrtexbouse Clinton, Someraetshire, • shopkeeper, at (keen, at the White Hart Inn, in Broad street, . bristoL March 21. Abraham Horsfall and John Robinson the younger, • taw or late of Bradford, Yorkshire, wcolstaplers, at eleven, at the Sun Inn, Bradford. Plymouth, Fee. 26,1808. i , I SALES iW Aut-ncos -. 7 , • • OAiL TIMBER, H33IIIIFORbStURF.. • 0* TAlNSlardie slit of lviareb, It tfse Butentan's Arms, Slob don, near Leominster, CUIII)R1r LOTS of. Valuable OAK TIMBER, ntrw growing In the Parish of Shottdon, 6 trestles (tom Leo sainster, 10 from lLuttlew, sto from Hereford, and SS from Wor cester.—For particular and conditions of sal,' apply to Mr. G l oom, No: 10, Lincoln's Inn Fields, 'tiots ; Mr. Fos, No. 83, Arundel-street, Strand ; and Mr. W. Sena, at Sly-wart, near Leominster, who will chew the Timber. • NAVIGABLE CANAL SHARES AND TRENT DIAVIC.A.- 'IION BONDS,—MONTHLY BALE. By Mr. SCOTT, Oa Friday. April 1, at Twelve o'Cloch, gt•Garrawnes, .&figordshire and Woncesterslaire Canal—A Share this established productive Concern. dividing £4O pi.r Shure net per Annum. • Shares in the Letds and liwerPookNavilatioat 4341 ' 00 6.0. Pe Share nett per annum--expacteci to increase. Also Shares in the Wilts Berks. Worcester and flirte's ham, Rochdale, Huddersfield, and Lancaster Canals °cod J un ction Loan Notes, and Two Bond s of 2001. each bCaring:4l. per Cent.lntercat secured on the'Frent Ind Mersey Naviganao. Partietdars at Hatchett's Hetel, PitcatßUy ; at, Garraway'si and of Mr. Scott, No. 9.8, New Bridge-street. At Wynn's Hotel, in the Town of Fahnouth, on Monday t h e 11th day of April next, at Eleven .'Clock in the Forenoon, THE two fast-sailing Schooners, vit. MORNING STAlL—Ditez N SILO NS. Length on Deck Depth in the Hold Ereadth shove Adineosures GEOILCE. .... __ - 62 Ft. 5 In. - 2 2 - 19 7 . 95, 34-9.. TOM Length on Dcck - - 62 Ft. 5 In. Depth in Hold - - 6 10 Breadth above - . - 19 7 Admeasures - - 96, 20-94 Tons, These Vessels are beautiful models, about two years old, well found, and are adapted for any trade where dispatch is required. Captured on a voyage from Lourdeaux to America by thk private ship of war Mers, Edward Vinianibc Commander, conitemnsd in his Majestl:'4 High Court of Admiralty, and now lying at Falmouth. For viewing the said-Vessels Stores, &c. and for Inventories, apply to Mr. FRANCIS S. SY MCNS, Merchant, Falmouth; ur Messrs THOS, I...UMLAY and Co. London. Val:11138tb, March 17, 1809. • VALUABLE PRINTS, plain and coloured, and framed and glazed, Drawings, Sets of Prints iu port folios, engraved Cop per Plates, published and unpublished, &c. &c. By PETER COXE, on the Premises, No. 39, Fleet-street, on Thursday, the gist of March, and Three following Days, at 1° o'Clock, by order of the Adndnistratrix of Mrs. Macklin, deceased, without reserve : THE Whole ChOice and Well-selected COLLEC TION of WORKS of ART cons i s ting of ProoL and other Impressions,plain and co kn2rol,andfranted and glazed, from Engravings, by the first Artists, after favourite subjects, by the most esteemed masters • the important Copyright cf various inte resting Copper-plates, beautifully executed, anal in admirable pre servation, several not yet published ; and including the Plates of the celebrated Work of the British Poets ; a splendid edition of I'VlackEn's Bible, proof impressions, accompanied Py the- Letter press ; various Proofs, Etchings, &c. from ditto • all the genuine Drawings by I.ontherbaure, for the vignettes ofthat Publication; celebrated Views in Switzerland, Ireland, Wales, Cumberland, &c. finely coloured; a few Paintings and Drawi n g s, and other valuabliPropetty. May be viewed two days preceding the Sale t and Catalogucs,at is. each (to be returned to Purchasers), then had on the Premises; and of Alr. Cove, 33, Throgmorton-street, Royal Exchange. The spacious and very extensive Leasehold Premises, House hold furniture, Plate, Linen, China, small Library of Books, and other Iffects, will be sdhl on 'Tuesday the nth of April, which may be viewed, and Paraculars and Catalogues hada' above. By Mr. GASKILL, AT RUFFORD, near OLLERTON, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, On the Premises, on Tuesday the YOtli inst. at Eleven, I'HE BROOD-MARES , and thorough -brcd STOCK belonging to the EARL of SCARBOROUGH, (leaving Rufford), in the following Lots : Lo r I Chesnut Mary, by PotSo's, Dam Flyer, by Sweetbriar— in Foal by Sit. Sidomon. 2 Fanta'l, by Fitiget—in Foal by Sir Solommi. 3 Moss Roac, by Sir Peter Teazle, Dana Attraction, Mag net—in Foal by Sir SolJnion. 4 Misa Brim, by Hightlyer, Dam Brim by Squirrel—covered by Sir Solomon. 3 Bay Mare, by Woodpecker, out of the Dam of Cypress and Olive--covered by Sir Solomon. 8 Bay Mare, by 131.1pini, Dam by Picture—covered by Sir So- • lomon. 7 Bay Mare, by Dungannon , Dam I'zstorella by Otho-rcivered by Sir Solomon. 8 Off-Ske-Croes, by Shuttle, Dam by Highflyer--covered by Sir Solomon. RISING TWO-YZARS OLD.. 9 Bay Colt, by Sir Solomon, out of Lot 1. to Biwa Colt, by Sir Solomon, out of Lot 2. 11 Browu.lllly, by Sir Solomon, out of Lot S. 12 Bay Colt, by Sir Solomon, (ctit) out of Lot 8. 13 Bay Colt, by Sir Solomon, out of Lot 7. 14-Brown Colt, by Sir Solomon, (cut) out tithe Dam of Moss Rose. RISING ONE4YEAR IS Brown Filly, by Sir Solimoo, out of Lot 2. 10 Brown Filly, by Sir Solomon, out of Amt 3.. 17 Bay Filly, by Sir Solomon, out of Lot 4. 18 Bay Filly, by Sir Solomon, out of,Lot 3. 19 Bay Cclt, by Sir Solomon, out cf Lot 6. 20 Biy Filly, by Sir Solomcin, out of Lot 7- 21 Bay Gelding, risiti ll s yeast old, by Screvetott, out of Lot 6. 22 Bay Mare,by Sp le, rising 5 years old, out of Lot 7. 23 Brown Filly, by Hamblemr.ian, rising 3 yrs old, out of Lot S. N.B. Sir Soloman will continue to CoVgr, as usual, the remainder of this S.iason, at Rullord. Priuted CatalOgton,•.vith Conditions of Sale, may be had at the Printiug Oinces ,of the STAR, and Courier; the Moming Post; and the Printing Offices, Nottingham, Derlry, Stamford, Doncaster, and York ; of Mr. Gaskill,Nott4ngbam ;Mr. Joseph Mitchell, the Groom, on the Premises; and Mr. 'Patterson, Hyde Park Corner CURE OF STONE AND GaisAVEL MR. PER RY, Surgeon, Southampton -street,. Bloomsbury-s ;,ere, Proprietor of ADAMS's SOLVENT; a mild yet efAcacious core of STONE and GRAVEL in the Blad der orKidneys, acquaints the public, that he has for some ydnrs de- Noted his whole profe.sional attention to the above Diseases. He may be consulted daily at his own House, and more espenially on Wednesdays and Fridays, where he dispenses the Solvent in bot• ties of 4s. 6d. I Is. and IL sts. Stamps included, two of which last scarcely ever fail to correct the calculous diathesis in the habit, and thereby prevent the Concretion of Stone in perccns of a sedentary , life. Sold also at Bacon and Ce's, 150, Orford-street, and at Bol ton's, front of the Royal Exchange. The. Author's " Disquisition of the Stone and Gravel," loth edition, pointing out their muse and the diet tobe observed daring the care, with many extraor dinary cases, some of perfect recovery even after the operation had been resolved on ; may be had at Symonds's, Bookseller No. '14.), Paternoster-row. lkf r ESSItS. LEIGH and CO. Stitgeons (Success Ors• i‘tiL. to . Bite, who has retired .from Beacom), confine, %heir attention sy the trespautnt of certain Complaints, contracted thin uttguard.Mlour, and tat Debility whichtis ceasectb >.ymth. fhl bedsits. Mr. Levan baying , been engaged in this eaclissive branch for the last eltvim years in this house, it is presumed that the advantage of such experience gives the utmost success to that assiduity with which they devucctitemselves to the Cure of these i Complaints: Ina cases of recent occurrence the cure is speedy, Ind pain and danger are eirially avoided. In every complicated case. and la those distressing deficiencies, wraith are the toes: - , quer:es of youthful imprudence. or the enervating indulgences of maturity In wartn cfirnates;their mode of treatment ensures a safe antipermattent restOtation to vigorous health. The terms are stated on the first intervier, QC in answer to letters, containing a tent note, ant is dsferk case . the most inviolable secretly it ob served.--No. e 9, Arundel-strut, near Temple Bar. There is an a•lditioital iatrasice in Water-street adjoining. OoirCOCall,; C AzTHMA.S. AND coNStllnprovt . itOBBEKVi BALSAMIC ELIXIR ;01 , 6, 6 A Drops. Thcfe jußly cricbrared 'Drops, hi twi t hibi ,4 4 " Immediate eel in removing the mod uhtlinste Ceighs4o. meths, and all tendrils:, to Oonfumption, reader them a egad* Flintily Medicine. And when we cceifider the vnieldesefs err eisseetemiskh c evidently iIIdUCC% 1611 to catch ei4d,suda * fraud& taking cold originates a nnaltitude oldlicafes,se mO O% KISSIS in the Chita, offesifive Breath, li.darnatattim of She last, and Confemption, with a long train of evils--no heat et ah s tally fining fie down withum a (mall rep* at baker t td, 4, Mod indantancens remedy. Many thoefand patens tan toile t Eh. haopy drafts thee hare received from it, whea may 11 6 2 Medical atiftatace bad failed. A CAUTION. Obferve the name of 'Sutler. No. 4. CheaAac, Is eanse t ,l ou bank *amp, which I. aimed to each bottle ;ed titbi ts tie casts:Odes. Sold at Mr. Butter'.. No. t , Cheapfide cornet nlPnenstu, row and; remit by Ctifp. Corner of Sprier Owdeas ; Clari s ae l e i Homo. ; sodomy be had at mod Canary Mediejne Veer ft bottles at as yd and 61 each. vox firvEßs, COLDS. INTLURN7.AI, MEASLES, & DR. JAMES'S POWDER. r r HIS very exalted and extraordinary Medicite allowed to be superioe to ail ethers is the complaint, t b** mentioned. It should be *yen en the first attach, or as soup el heat, head Bch, and untaibuss prevail; whet it will either name the disorder, if a cold or incipient fever, in a short time; wea ls , wise it sell prepare and dispose the body favourably; as i s tit measles, for the eruption which is to follow ; and in this case j R 'will tend to alleviate the cough, which often proves se ohati o s t , and injurious to the constitution. It is equally eitaciolis in ek other inflammatory distempers. ! • NUM ..-----_--- onww Iris* sad tesdo .DOOO But to obviate the impositions attempted by persons f in Dr. James's service, who pretend to have been his e , oyeneors in preparirg his Powder, the public are in pusaepady the strongest evidence—the solemn deposition of the Dortc't bkn self, in an affidavit which he left in the hands of his E and which they published in the year irlLsoon after kih7 clit 6en o , - In this be declares, " That the servants he employed i„ 1 ,. --- .. paration of his Powder had little more to do in it that to - the ingredients, and attend to the fires under his di i that the rest of the process had always been performed by 1,,k.„ self ; and that he never admitted any person to be present at stitk process but his son Robert Harcourt Junes and Mr. Nesvbery," The gooolne Powder is wild only by F. ••,..a • N 0.45, in St. Paul's Church-yard, four doers front the cornet of Chaapsidc, and at Dr. James's late house, is Bruton -street, lino don, in Packets, price 2s. 9d. each ; or in Bottles, containing ;y Packets, as made up for the Army and Navy, price 11. 41. inclose. ing the duty. As the surest mark of authenticity, observe teat sha words " F. Newherf, No. 43, St. Paulo," are engraved oa Stamps. . SARACEN'S HI - AD INN, §NOW•HILL I .. : LONDON. NORTH, FAST, WEaT, AND SOUTH. The UNIVERSAL COACH and WAGGON OFFICd. \VILLIAM MOUNTAIN. Stieteesh's HEAR SNOW Hitt., LONDON The heft Aecotmandatlon fur Travellers, glod lied+, choice Liquors. with moderate Charges, snd the following Pon Coaches, Mail Coach, Vi'aggoug, it ire see Wm the above Inn CHESTER. Tarpotey., Namptesich, Wolfeltyltidge, Atelifield. new Tel. graph Coaches, Daily. 130STON, Spa7ding, Peterborough, Stilton, Ind Hantingdaa ••ew Royal Mail Coach, irts out eye. y Evening. SUNDER LAN 'J, Stockton, and Yarm new Coach, erns Morning, to the Ge , •ree lint. Sunderland. LIVERPOOI., Knutsfurd, Stone, and Ittchileti Poll Coach, called the Expedition, every Evening, at 5 &Ciotti, to the Crown Inn, Red-crofe-nreet. I iverpool. Guarded throughout. BATH and BRlSTOL.—Uneoromon Cheap Travelling w Bata s and Bristol, by the Flying Pen Coaches, through Chippenham, Colne, anti Marlhorout4h, every Afternoon , active at SU. hlay't, Ithe Greyhound Inn. Bath, and the London Tavern, llonile tact &Mot, next Morning.—lafitle, it is. Outude, its. Coedits:a Bridgewater 'Taunton, &c. ' LEEDS New Light Coach, called the Rockkgbam,fets net every Morning, at 8 o'Clork, carries foutinfides only, and ems remarkably cafy pants. through Stamford, Newark, Rented, Dal. caller, and Feerylltidge. to the Golden Lion, Leeds, nett day at Nom. Notwithftanding the uncommon espedition of this Cnith, is allowed to he the troll agreeable and comylete public convey aece on the North Road, being unequalled in actounnolation by any other. KENDAL. faneaiter, Pren on , Kirby Lon fda le, Br allot, Chet. ley, Ormlicitk and Gullet g Pelt Coaches, every Ailbractoa, 0 Five o'Clock.—guarded. GLASGOW, I.orgtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries Brownhill . Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Cumnock ,Ki ugfw di, and al Parts of Scotland, Camperdavin Coach, Sunday,Tbeflisy, Sid Lutfday Morning, at Seven ()Thick. LOUTH, Spilflsy, Dorton, Hull, Grimly, Spalding, Petit( borough. Stilton, and Huntingdon Co tch, feu alt every 'A! rk YORK, Neweaftle, and Edinburgh New Coaehiptifermed a Guard throughout, lets out every Mornlug at. Seen o'Cluck, by way of Newark, Retired; Tad a lter , Darlington, Northillenste, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwiaa. Pant:tires finding themktets fatigued from the length of the j, urney, may rift what tune they oeafe, and then erected on without any additional fate. The Proprietor at York runs Coaches to Hall, Sessbotough, .nd other places. CARLISLE. Penrith, and Whiteleaven Pelt reach, rrs with 'bur Hales and a Guard all the way—p a throng' Brotttk, ‘ppleby. Gretabridge. Richmond, Catterick Bora ighbridte, Wethcrhy, Aberford, Doncaiter, and Grantham, (the nareltaur y t 8 miles), feta out every Sunday, Tociday, and MOW! Morning, and performs the journey with the grrateft feats Paffengers detained ou the road by bufioefs, or pleafure. have the peculiar advantage of their feats being laved in the t ea: Coati (wittronly fix Coachmen). EXETER, Plymouth .Falmouth, DartmoutY.Weyesoutb , De n chelter, and Salitbury Balloon Coaches, every ?doming at low o'Clock, with a Guard, through Honiton, Aamiutter, Bridyern Biandford, Bafingnoke, and Baglhot. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Ilse' log at Seven..—Guarded. OXFORD, Benton, and Henley Pull Coach, with a Girl, every Afternoon. at Five o'Cloek. MANCHI•S TER, Stockport, Maclesfield, Congleton, tie* caftle, and tVolverhamptom Putt Coach, every AM' 000n.—Guardvd. tic SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Shiffisal Port Corth. Royal Chariot te, every evening at 5 (idea, to the Ravels and Bdl nod Unborn Inn, Shrewfburr—Guarded , SOU I HA It4PTCH O I, Winchefter, Alresford, aod Alton Cods every Morning. RMiIIiGHAM Mercury Poll Coach, wi h a Otts4 4 • l out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham nest day at Nor , Pattes by firford, Button and Shipltone, to the Saracen's Bull Riad, Barnahasham. HULL, Northam. Bowden, Thome, and Donee P'!! Cock: every Mornhyt, at Seven o'clock, to the Bull and SO low Mytow ©ate; Mal. HVATBfIaD, Ware. Hoddertion slid Chelunt Coach' roll Morning. SFACONSYtIII.II, UtbellAe, Denham and Read' new V" 2 , C' a .h, every Morning d tftcar.uun, by SichardWalta aril sallf-OpaTitTtwENo,lllAalfMplaandlottd.roomencitoharn Coa r e it h f , et da c il n y o , .adtoctkal2 pagt N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage. Getois. &c conveyed 111 r - under mentioned WAGGONS. • To nrsis, Berate, Bungay, Bury and all parts of Saffsailf c n Monday hi AR LBRO', Newbury and Reading, every Tuefday. W 0 itCESTEIt, Klddernandter, Hera:ford, C o elt, and all parts of South Wales, Ferfaore and Wycombe/Mgt Saturday. CIRISNCESTIER, Abington and Hanley, three time' s WIPP . SOUTHAMPTON,Winch. fter,Rumfey. l.yrdburft,l4WWF ton, -Chriftchut ch 'Ringwood, Fordiegbeidge, Wlnlourne, Ina of Wight, Jitter and Goemfey, WageoGadelly. SUNBURY, Hampton and Twickenham, coke a wok- OUTER, Plymouth and Falmouth Fly Wanton. thirf •' 'glair bonds and l'Uffengsmi as Meal, to all puts of the Wm baultaad. • . and f i d : Y c l i s ( II s e c . tfi pub lic ,;:d of that MOUNTAIN fila t . Ph i n e d o ll f Cr d c 47 : H i e i rb e r , tr t t e r ` , 3 c;c Londondfunidel relic . tYp n fast r "f it c i bYO eir i Fr g 7n : u s :1, a.? LON DON : Pfiated and published by LEV1,..1. Kari, terbuty Race, Lambeth) at tic Sma..OrrlosNt l l CC a street. Published also It the S•ravOirter, "re Yet A Cap' Gab :.-- I n st