Star. — London, England, 1806-05-08 00:00:00

I P 1 I t k , k) • x AL ACADEMY'. EXHIBITtON—MAY 5, tBc6. On Monday the doors of this School of Arts were thrown open to the Public. It tines not difplay any great progrefs made by the artifts of the country in general; poi traits, and none of them of nu very fuperior quality, occupy much of the (pace that might have been appropriated to works more worthy of a national exhibition; a few, however, are highly creditable to the talents of thrice who produce them. Homer. undoubtedly (lands on very elevated ground, both in this and the more poetical depart ment of the alt. We !hall referve our obfervations in detail, as well refpeaing his labours as thole of his competitors, for our lubletpient number:. One, an acknowledged matter of extrrffon and claret pleura, at length appears to have obtained the pa in as the delineator of finials kart; he is, how ever, hill deficient as a votary at the Wine of Grace. &ICC, this year, treads hillnrical ground with confiderable dignity, not quitting that on which prsbably his purfuits are more prnfitisle. His Por traits are fome of the bell in the Exhibition. Lawasecs is unequal :—where he has laboured the moil he appears to have been the lean &main!, in having had monde rather to meretricious co louring than chant compofition or natural deign— this obrervation, however, applies but on a limited Peale. FuSILI will defer ve our future notice in his own particular department, bat we (halt not promife him unqualified ['rade. Lou ttttt uric ti completely maintains his reputa tion as one of the mull Spirited land(cape painters of the age. as do THOMPSON. Otero', and WCiTALL, fur beauty of defign and gaiety of colouring. Among the gentlemen painters of.laadicape, Sir Gsoaoa Eitausromr, as ufual, lands for-email t • the ladies alit unfit not pars unnoticed, particularly Mrs. WitaarLsr ' and Mifs Spit. num Of the mob of Miniature molers, male and female, we (hall have but little ti) fly ; fome of there, however, have carried eusretraerip as far as it is neceirary it (hold go. The drawings, taking them in the enfisibk, are not Very attractive. Two or three young malls will demand much of our attention ; one of thefe is a Mr. WlLeis, a kind of cabinet painter. The whole number of exhibited articles, including thofe of painting, fculpture, ar chitedural deign, de. is 936. Attached to none of thefe do we find the names either of Wier, 'Balcony, FARRINGDON, FLAZI•111, Or NOLL[IIIIII. No. 143. Maze Politiriarm—D. L I 11.11Vreth• out paying any regard to the numerical artange ment of the pidnres in the catalogue, we give this the firft notice, not only as being, without eXception, the belt production of the particular department of the art to which it attaches, in the exhibition, but as cowling from an artift, we underhand, of only eigh teen years of age, and that artift himfelf coming from a part of the empire which has not hitherto produced many candidates for pidorial fame. Mr. Wilkie is a native of Scotland, and the fcene of his picture is the interior of an alehoufe of that country, painted in the puree hile of the Flemillt fchool, a file which certainly approaches the snare& to nature. The grouping of the figures in this produCtion is admira ble, as is alto the charaderillic expreflion of the dif ferent faces introduced. To point out particular beauties were to divide the picture into fquare fu perficies, none of which would be found undeferving of commendation I as our office is criticifm, and not unqualifieildecifion, we (hall limply obferve, that there it a mifty ruddinefs in the colouring of , the back ground which is rather too obtrulive, as the otherwife happy dilitiburion of light and fhade and brilliancy of ere& appear to fuffer by it. We congratulate the admirers of the art on the feveral etamples (this eminently cnnfpicuous among others) which have been let within thefe two or three Tears, monly by young men, indicative of a return. tog talle for Nature and Truth, in preference to that which has no other faneinn but the pedantic &irons of thole whore chief claim to applaufe is that of molt tenacioutly following each other in a beaten track, which time has rendered familiar to the meaneft capacity. We have only to hope that early fuccefs will not expofe thefe young artifts to temptation, by fuggefliog to them a departure from the delightfully meandering path which leads up to the Temple of Fame, for one that may appear more dirca, but which moil atfuredly will exhauft them long before they reach the brilliant objell in view. 182. Fall of the Rhine at Seleaffhaufen.— J. M. W. TVIOIIR, R. A.—We could with - Mr. Turner to pay fome at:ention to the hint we have given at the latter part of the above article. He fit out in his pitftorial career as the difciple of Nature, but he teems lofing fight of his MAW guide. The general defign of thus pieure, as a landfcape, appears to have been fuggefled by the curfos y view of fome old print of the Scenery which it exhibit., and the figures dreffed from a book of Swifs coftumet, but the colouring al together, we can fafely aver, is not that of German Maitre. The (pray from the eatarth more refcmbles a cloud of ftcne dull than water, the body of the cur. rent itfelf beit g the block ft.( m which it is made to fly : the fi,;ures, however, ate well grouped, and firmly painted. Sainpfon Irealing hit Band:.—J. F. RICAIIO, R. A.—We have here a ((Altai) , produtlion of a Royal Academician, who many yea, s Since Requited much and well deferved teputation, by painting piatire, the merit of which his fublequtut labours have never enabled him to equal. Of this the work under our notice is merely a copy, on a fmall kale little inferior to the original. This (as it were) pic torial tautology calls to our recolleftion the liory which the deceded Jemmy gofwell tells of himfelf, who, in the pit of the playhoufe, when a young man, undertook to amufe the audience with vocal ,mitts. tions of different animals $ among thefe he was par. titularly luccefsful in the lowing of a cow. Afterwards he made feveral other attempts, but was mush !tilled, when Johnfon turning to him, whiSpeted in his ear, "My good fellow, Stick to the cow !" Mr. Rigaud not unwifely Slicks to Sarupfon, as ,/bong tneug li) carry him through the piece.—" Encore I" 6 4 lie Sluggard—J. WHlssirt.to—This plaure, Al. very s. ell painted, conveys no idea of the chi - lafttt tatenicti ; quite au (awake, it appears that f a man c xliaulted by hunell labour, recruiting stature Ly BARDENB2RG AND TALLEiItIND. The followirg Is the Reply of his gstelleney Count Hardeo.l berg to the Diatribe agaiott him is the Moolteur of the 2CR of March, from the DAM Gazette of the loth toßaot : The Menikur of the 2ltt of March, No. 80, after inferting A letter, addreffed by me, on the 2:d De cembe:, t 8.75, to Lord Harrowby, then Mini(ler from his Britannic Majefly at Berlin, calls upon me to declare whether it be genuine or forged, and ac companies it wi.lt feveral remarks. The duties and the fituatinn of a min in office are rendered particularly painful, by the obligation im plied on him to preferve filence in moll cafes, even when he is mifunderbood or calumniated. However, I owe it to the King and to myfelf to declare, that the letter in queilion, though altered in many of its effentisl expieffions, is official, and written by the order of his Majelly. I owe it to the King, becanfe, whatever be the form of bufinefs mentioned by the Moitikur, the htiniflers dare net themfelves to take any fuch fieps without the knowledge of the 'Sovereign ; to tnyfelf, becaufe I cannot wvh indifference fee myfelf believed capable of being wanting in my duty, and of expofing my fell to.be difavowed, after having aged in his name. On the 22d of December, the King, and every body at Berlin, were ignorant that a treaty had been figned at Vienna on the :sth by Count Hangwits,', the latter having referred all info: motion on this fub;., ljtit fur his oral report, and not having arrived at Berlin till the 2eth of December. There prevailed, las is expected in my latter to Lord Harrowby, a to tal uncertainty refretting the intentions of his Ma jetty the Emperor of the French. The armies on oth fides were in the field. and on the war ells bliffiMent. Major General Phut was fern to the French bead quarters, and to Count HaUgwitz, to explain the intermediate arrangement, which is the fubjed of my letter to Lord Harrowby, and which bad been propofed by Count Haugwitz. M. de Phul met this Minifier on the road, returning to Berlin, with a definitive treaty, and the intermediate ar rangement naturally fell to the ground. This is the fait, with the moll exam truth. An impartial judg ment will know bow to eflimate the remarks of the Monitenr. I feel myfelf honoured by the deem and confi• Attlee of my Sovereign, and of the PrufGan nation ; I am happy in the grind opinion of refpeftable fo reigners, with whom I have been concerned; and it is with fatisfaition I reckon alfo Frenchmen among theda. I was not born in Pruffia ; but I will not yield in patriotifm to any native ; and I have ac quired the rights of one, as well by my fervices, as by having transferred my patrimony hither, and be coming a land owner. Though I am no foldier, I feel that I fhould not have been unworthy of being one, if fortune had dellined me to defend, with arms in my hand, my Sovereign and his rights, the ho• nodr, the dignity, and the fafity of the State. So much in anfwer to the remarks of the Monism. For the refi t it is neither bulletins in gazettes, nor the remarks of their editors, that can ever difhonour me. The following is the genuine text of my letter to Lord Harrowby of the tad of December. By corn. paring it to that inferted in the Mathew, it will be obfrrvcd, among other things, that there is no men tion of "a my - aeration to er famed, which may ad*, iifilf is mate; but of the want of concert adapted to citcumflances s not " of gaining time to tape more &r/ ve meafares," but of the advantage which would retult from an intermediate arrangement to fee more clearly 8 nor of " a Ida*" which I Biould have fob mitted to Lord Harrowby, but of the intermediate arrangement which was prefented to him, to prevent any thing's ditiurbing the negoeiations, which it was hoped would maintain peace between Profile and France, and perhaps lead to a general pacification. (Signed) HARD l D. Berlin, Aril t, taco. • The letter referred to is the fame, in every refpeet, as originally publifhed, and differs from that in the Monism- only in the above particulars, that are of any importance. LotroMti.vit.t.t's Titiat..--Tuefday morning the High Court of Parliament met at the ufual hour, and with the ufual formalities, and proceeded upon the examination of Mr. TROTTER. Some legal °Nations were taken by Mr. Anoint in the courfe of the examination. Mr. We: ITIIREADN interrogato ries were put in an animated way. Mr. Taosrat replied with fufficient clearneft and dininetnefs to mnfl of the queflions put to him. They related ebicfly to the Banking tranfaftions in which he had been engaged. into the details we cannot enter.— The bounds now becomes very interefling, and ex cites much curiofiiy. The Court war, of courfe, bril. liantly attended. The trial is not expelled to occupy fo much time as was at brit imagined. VVHIIO Cl.l.lll.....Ttlert j ay, 154 Gentlemen, mem bers of this Club, dined at the Crown and Anchor Tavern in the Strand. Mr. Brats was in the Chair. Owing to the debate in the Houfe of Commons, Meths. Fox, SHERIDAN, &c. did not attend. The nage has loft an excellent actor in Mr. T Cot.. saws, who died at his haute in Brompton-row, on Sunday evening. During the Ilion time this Actor was a candidate for the favour of a London audience, he gave evident marks of a tiring genius in his line of acting, and as repeatedly received the moll unanh mous plaudits. Mr. Cowers was the fnn of Mr. Cor.Lams, the Proprietor of the Theatres, Nrtfmnuth, Southampton, &c. tec. and at an early age was placed under Mr. Baooxs, the leader of the nrcheftra, in the Theatres Royal, Bath and Vauxhall, for three years, and then enlifted into the Dramatic Corps. Mr. Ctrs y, the Autli .r of " The Soldier's Daughter," on making Mr. Cot.t.tws a prefent of his nwn likenefs, wrote upon the back of the portrait the following linos : " lionelt Tim, when this you view, Remember who created you : Nor man, nor mortal, Safe or Shot. made the.., Tim , bet Nature quaint." Dlr. CoLtt es had been greatly reduced by a lingering c..riftimptittn, which finally robbed him of life, at an curly age. MUADlR.—fiunclay the body of Captain CARR, of the Prnvideoce Nart• try trader, was found concealed under tome deals in the hold of his veal, in Green land Dock The crt w, who were all Norwegians, have decamped. A repeated cry of murder was heard the preceding tight. External applications in tornptive cafes (except thole arifing from fimple irritation) could without any difficulty be proved prejudicial. What pains lQsturc takes to relieve the health by pufhing the of fending matter to the fkin and remove it far from the principlz 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 mutt falutary laws of our benefaltrefs.— In taking Spillbury's Patent Antifcorbutic Drops, the internal habit is corrected, the .health mends, and thus the difeafe dies away. In fcropliula, (curvy, gout, rheumatifm, nervous and bilious complaint s , depending on the irritability of the Rotnach, relief is tpeedily given. It is neceffary to a& for the Pa- Tsar ektiviscotavirc Dann, with the King's ant, printed in black ink inglead of red ink, fold as Wind at the Difpenfary, No. Ig, S. ho Apure, in bottles of p 6J. s los. t and 11. as. duty included, ECCIASIASTICAL PROMO'I The Rev, HugghJone; b pr;fente:l to the Gvinsof Tatruth, in the County of B:reon, by the Honourable the Dean and Canons if Wincifor Ots the zoth ob. at Glonceier, aged aB, George Elton, V I . A. M. Fellow of Ilrafennfe College, Oxford, and fon of Fdward Elton, lift of Burley Hill, In Glamorgaature, and late of Glou. SALES BY AUCTION. NORFOLK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, fa Lots,* the Maid's Head fan, In Norwich, on S3tutday, the 3ett day of this initant May, at Foot o'Clock, unlefs loaner caviled of by Private Contrad, A VERY defirable Dive in EaR Toddenharn, Hockering, and !Lanham Stem*, In the occupation of Ro bert Bee/too, whole Leefe expires at Michaelmas next, coofifting of a Farm Houle, wit, net-A - try Buildings, Cottage, and abOut 3g o Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pafture 1 and. The Bftate is In a good Sporting Conntry. and to a Neighbour hood abounding with Game, near the Turnpike Road, about (even Mlles Rom Denham, and rim: from Norwich PartleuLlts may be known by applying to Mr. Smyth, at Dere hat*, where a pint of the Eltatc may be TWYFORD COTTAGE, WINCHFST - EFL ----- TO SE SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT, Completely Faralilted, and lately fitted up with great Tette, 1 1 'HE above beautiful Cottage, with a good Gar -IL den, Stables, and detached Mien, moE pleafantly fituateti on the Banks of the River itchen, In a fine Sporting port of the County of Hants, and commanding very beautiful views of the furroondrag Country. :The above Cottage is fit for the accommodation or a twaierate Family, and the Furtherer may have Immediate poirefftwi: Within three Mies of Wincheiter, nine of Southampton, and Mai of 1 1 London. For partkulan apply to Mr. Pinkest, Solicitor, No. 3, Else Coon, Temple, London. — FRTiIf6TET - P.STATKS, GIiAIIISSND, MINT. TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION--SyJOHNSON and SON, On the Prennfee, on Wednelday, May as, at Three o'clock, in Three Lots, ALL thole valuable and extenfive Freehold Pre- 1 mires, tempt/ling the White Hart Inn, dandily Oman Dear the Water Gde,Gravelend, Kent, In the occupation of Mrs. Pitt with a newly ended Public houfe. at the hack theism', called the Delon, occupied by Mr. Dobt. Stewart, Alfo a convenient dwel ling bottle, with a Nall detached 01:tp. fronting the High Brett, In the occupation of Mrs Garcham —May be viewed.a.td panieu • Ilan had ten days previous to the fak at Badon's Corfee-houfe, London ; Granby, Danford; Bull, Rochefter ; Star, Maiditone ; r of Mr. Eatmced, Solicitor, and the Audioneers, Gravdend. MARINE RESIDENCE, with iannediate PoKflion. HOUSES and BUILDING GROUND, at Broad Stairs, Kent. To he SOLD by AUCTION—By Mr. scorr, At Clammy's, • Change•alley, CornlaM, on Thurfday the s sth inft at Twelve &Clock. in One Lot; by the diradilon of the Facts lOW of the late Tam AB BLACICSOIN, Fig. decafed, wilds an acceptable oar Is wade by Private Contra.% AVALUABLE and Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Smite on the Fort near tbeClift at Broad Stairs, between Margate and Ramfgate, in the ala and boliotlfal lac of Thane ; compiling Two delightful commadiemalkalidimsa,Prof ww2o6 comonad4 g pea Houk, and Elbe Houle, fronting the Sea, that ettenfive in views, the Coal of France, diet in the Channel and Downs, with the ape fintamEimg otry, fo enguently log Oda falubrious ' fabadk, ail admired Marine Retreat 1 ash Me contains drawlnig sod Mak rooms, few:al pleafaot eliawhars. amk dooteftic Ake*, ambito:le and Robles, ice. judfetendly phoned, fubilantially brick and flint built, In good order, and read, far the immediate reception of refpcdta. ble Families, aids the accommodation of the neat ufeful Furniture at a valuation. Alto feveral fuhftantlal well-built fmall Hooks, fronting and contiguous to the harbour, in good repair, let to eligible tenants at will, and a Plot of Ground in a fine commanding Canadian. ad joining Profpedt Houfe, very defirable for building ; the Ingham Is redeemed. May be viewed fourteen days before the fate ; and printed par ticulars bad of Mr. Barfield, at the lAbrary, at Broad Stairs; the Libraries at Margate and Ramfgate; the Bell at Sandwich ; the Fountain at Canterbury ; at Garraway's ; alto of Media. Sawkins and Dering, Solicitors, at Margate ; and of Mr. Scott, 15, Ncw •Bridge fired, London, at each of which places a plan may be lean Capital HO FEL or TAVERN, intended to be Sold by Au Lion at a time and place to be hereafter appointed, uniefs previoully difpekd of by Private Contra& ALL that fp.icious and well.eflahlifhed HOTEL or TAVERN, called the YORK TAVERN, Minted In St. Helen's-femme, York, now In the necupat too of Robert Coupland, u Tenant at Will, and which cantina of, on the Ground Floor, two large Rooms, the one ufed as a News-room for the Tradeferten of York, aad the other as a Subfeription Coffee Room; aitothree Beek Parlours, and a Bar, 15 fret a inches by es feet a, with a Chamber over the fame ; a Waiters' Pantry, adjoining the liar ; a Store ROOM,II feet 7. by 9 feet ; a good Kitchen, sa feet a by s 3 feet 6 ; an addition thereto. 5 feet 6by 13 feet 6 On the Second Floor a Club Room, as feet 8 by tS feet, a Dining Room and Coffee Room, 41 feet es by as felt at, and two Reception Rooms; and on the Attie Storey nine good Lodging Rooms, four of them capable of holding two Beds each, two Lodging Rooms down the back Stairs, and he= Garrets ; a fpaciou‘ and handfosie cafe leading to the above. And alto a Tap Room, Sitting Room, and Wathhoute, with con • venient Cellars on the batement, and necellary Out 011 ices in the Yard. Alto all theft three Coach bodes, tbree Stables, a Graoary. and Hay-chambers over them, all new erection., with a Yard and Soil holes behind the fame, &nate in l.endal, Yotk, and now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Hartley. For further particulars apply to Charles Mortimer,Efq. at Wig bill Park, near Tadealler ; or at Mr. Scott's Office in York TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, purfuant to a Decree and fubfequent Order of the High Court of Chancery, made In a Caufe, Lord Radnor and Others againft Sbaftoe and Others, in eleven Lots, before ALEXANDER POPH AM, Efq one of the Mallen of the fald Court,at the Public Sale-room in South. ampton Buildings, Chancery lane, London, on Wednefday, the slith day of June,lBo6, between the hours of ten and eleven o'clock in the forenoon, CZEVERAL FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, and LEASEHOLD vstArEs, Stacie in thc Parini of Down• ton, in the v.clntty of Sallibury, In the County of Wilts, corn prifing the very eatenfive I.ordfhip,Manor,and Borough of Down ton, and various capital Farms and Lands, containing about 30co acres, together with the Great Tythes of about non acres, and 38 Burgage Tenements, the prefvnt rental about 3sool a year. Printed particulars whereof may he had at thc Paid Matter's OfSee; at Melia. Blake and White's, Effei•firect, Strand; at Man Devon aid Tooke's, No. so, Gray's Inntquare ; Mr. Wevedgatc's, fu Goldetaquare ; Mr. Loard's, No. 6, Lincoln's, Inn New Square; MrlTrs. Wharton and Dyke, Lands-buildings, Temple; Meffrs. Skinner, Dyke and Co. Akkrfgate Erect, Lon don ; ant of Mr. Boucher, attorney at law fildilbury ; Mr. Heath, attorney at law, Chippenbam, Wilts; My. James Self, to nut of New Court Farm ; and of Mr. Wm. Mowlaud, tenant of Paceonshe Farm, both in gimps :11h of Dowh:on, sforeald, who will thcw the F~lates. CAPITAL PREPHOLD GRAZING PARK• About Six Miles from and the fame &Rance from Bar, To he SOLD hy PRIVATE CON l'it.tCT, BOTTOMS' FARM, in the PArifh at Pockle- Church, in the County or Gloucefter, confining of a g oat/. Farm Houle, all necelfary Out-buildings, and Two Hundred and hle Acres, the Land lax of which is r.d.elmil, and the Poo, Rates remarkably low The fituation al this Farm, and the re (client quality of the Land, ',oder it particularly deGrable. Put feffion will be given at La dy-tl,,y nett. Fur further partku'ars, or to treat for the purcbafe, apply to Mcffrs. °Diorites, Solicitors, Briltol A CARD.L-TD TM , . I. ADIFS. " Dale Cattle. Plaveth,n,sweit. W o k.,, Feb $4 . / Roc. to r A PTA IN LLOYD prefents his compliments to ILA Mr. Diann (..ithoush not perfonsily acquainted nlth hi,a) would take it at a,tasour„ If he would h-nd him Cur or five bos • of bla Dison's AntiLillous Pills u loon as he potfibly can. Mta Lloyd, who has always ufcd the Medicine, fa maw pregnant nd vary unwell. For the sr..at fervice the) have been to Mrs 1.1. •d, as well as to Colonel Bithopp and all his family, Captain Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the Pills wherever he goes ; 111111 hr hilly thinks. If Mr. Mein would app i tlcneperfonsasv,ode , . in this county, It would be a benefit to the community." From Ten MARTIN to Mr. DIXON, -Apothecary. " Sir—l have Mine years dell, and corttio.u.: to sae your Dison's Antihillous Pitts; as a family Aperient, I do dot knew lick co. al —ranee I have taken them, am relieved from a Weer elephant, particul trip tick head-achs, which frequently Witt 'cry diILeIFInZ to me. I recommend them to every family lam acquainted with. particularly thole who live at Anne diftance from Medfeal advice. " Your's, &r. J. HAMILTON M ARI IN. "t Threhmore-hostfo. near Woburn, Bedfordtkire. March a " ( Sold wholefale and retail st Mr. Butler a, No. 4, Cheapfid; corner of Paternofter -row. and retail by moil Bookfallirslnevat 1 1 Cotautry Town, In hues at 6s. and as. sod each. A CHALLENGE. MESSRS.CURRIE and Co. challenge the whole World to prove a fink Matinee where their Medicine and Method of Cure have failed or the dared Wei. The prac tice of many yeara In this particular blanch of their parklike) hap not given rife to one unfoteeraful cafe. They continue to (tired their audits to the treatment and care of Venereal Complaints, and ttrit derangement of the fyttem which Is the confequeee of a delletunive habit it Is a melaneboly truth that the Indulgence In this fiditary vice brings on there DeS. elences and Debilities which frequently prevent and embitter the Matrimonial State, and impoks by anticipation upon it, unhappy Vietimp all the Inflmilties of cid sae. To fuch perfons It mutt be a coddling refledliott to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be relieved to health, Itrength, and manly vigour. Mars. Cue ate and Co being regular Surgeons of the Royal College, the idea or empiricirm cannot pdlihly be attached to thdr pradlice, for nothing but a thorough eativietloo, confirmed by many years experience, of the injudicious mode of treatment adopted by the general Peaditioner in the cure of Venereal Coen plaints, and that cafe of Debility which inevitably rages from the lodlicretions of Youth,coUld Induce them to deviate front the dual fyltem, and by performing the molt furprifing cures, convince the world of tie decided aperitif ity of their mode of treatment.. Maas Coati's and Co. may lie tonfulted by Patients of either Sex with the greateß delicacy. feereey, and honour, at their houfe, No. toy, Hatton Garden Letters from the Country, pelt paid, fielding a Bank Note dating the partienGn of the cafe, will hive he neeeffary adder and medicines lent to any pan of the kingdom. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and beep gratified lay ex :'of confidcrable prediee in that branch whirls 1 thought love: to Wed, I Ma that I have not more md. employed nay time thin thole who, in the extenflve field of the proafflon, are necanut.aUe immerfed in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that rocas which is acquired by concentrating the intelleetual power to one dare of cliCoders. The direafta of DEBILITY are p.culiarly diareffing, foe they bring with them a train of conetenitate fymptoms, and by a de. petition of all vital energy. mittereeitfclf becomes embittered...it Whether they oat :tuna the prevalence of UI example,the atone tbre habits of fehoulboys,or the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the molt afliduotts proftilional ; but by the ignorance of uneducated men, the fymptoms ate aggravated, and the cocain. non is deltroyed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL. COLLEGE of BURGEONS ? ground my pretenficuis on regularity of ecincadon, and poffelling every privilege to pradtice, I feel myfelf entitled to that madams with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the Bra reflation/ of local weaknefs, early application witk prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the fakeer, from a confdourners of the anima:diners of the vice which awed his misfortune, is fearful or the contempt or eenfure of his amity phyftcian, and broods over his infirmity with careful concealmentl It mutt be an/radon, for him to be allured not only of capability of treatment but alto of the molt inviolable fecreey. And in recent Venereal C(411[1.11,14 it WI pollible to prevent pain, danger or dieters ; in the molt complicated cafes it 4 the acquire ment of excision experience in this line to area a fate, certain. I and fpeedy reeflablilment. I offer the advantage of this ex perlenec to thole of either fez with are of eeted with any kind of DEBILITY, of any froptoms of VENEREAL INFECTION, end in all cafes the terms of remu. 1 aeration are Rated on the fill interview . Patients in the country are caned:led — to Inclofe a Bank note, and are requelted to fpccify their are and manner of living. MARTIN BRIE, Member of the Royal ...:ollege of Surgeons, in London. No. 29, Arundel-ftreet, Strand, near Temple Ike. _ . To THOS. TAY I,OR, Rfq. No. st, New bridgedireet, London. SennGder it but an aft of judice due to the 1 - 0 merits of your I.EAKFI's PATENT I'ILLS. to communi cate to you the following Cure, which has re ready hem performed by them :—An acquaintance of mire, who by the breaking out of an old Venereal eontplaint (auricled by a Complication of DIG orders atifing therefrom). was reduced almoft to a &edema and though he toad the belt medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procured which teemed to felt bis cafe, or do him any fervice; In remained in a moll reduced and pitiable fituation fur two years, unable to follow ids proteffion, and kernel) , able to walk coven to Rand on his legs ; in fad, no one who knew hem ever (impaled it pofbble for him toe cover. He was advikd at left to try your LIAR ell PILLS—he did fo, aridly adhering to the direCtions given with them—he bat rot taken more than two 1a.1.1, before he found au alteration for the batter: this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he found hie appetite and ftrendtb grade ally return, and is now as I catchy and as flout as any man know. You ate welcome, Sir, to refer any perfon to ale for a confirmation of the above account if it fhould be doubted. lun.Bir, your obedient humble fervent, library, Folliftooc, July to, BIOS. THO. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the fele Prepricti r Tilos. TAYLOR. Member of the Royal Coll , gc of Burstein, Lon don, at his hnufe, No. es. new 11ridge Meet; Whet:. alter a (natant refidence of more than ao years, in yeadtice particulariy diresged m the cure of Venereal complaints ' and %hoc< iuciduntal to the parts of generation in both fere., with that Inviolable ferrety which loco 01 MI pentagon Ibould always obferve, he Ratters Wadi the advice and algitance he gratuit,utly adatinitters to pertain taking this mei:taint, wig be eltecouil, by a difcerning public, as an advantage (admit to be obtained, at d void of amblguity. Alfo fold, ty 1;i1 apprinttner.t, for the convenleoce of thole l'e. log at a dlftance, at the Perfumer's "io gt, st. nett, I ..; Mall; the Toy Mop, tel, Oafo , d Rivet ; Mr Dill...web, ',IX ftreet-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South brier-. ; Mr. MT. , ald's. Warsaw ; Mr. Callweln, Dublin; Mr. BlBit.gel , Liverpooi Mr. Atkinfun's, Manchelltr ; and by ore Nrfon in every cont derable tawo in Great Britain and Irtl . i.e. in boxes of only x 5.44. each, Pealed up with lull ati pl -in diredtlots, whereby perform of either fix may cure thtinkivn with cafe, fp. ed.( vrecy. and fafety, N. B. Every box fold in Gtcat Britain Is feakd up wi h a Damp, on which, by favour of the Colnotilhorer4, I• printed a! the Stamp Office—r. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge Ittech--to imitate which it felony and all others an countertelt. TO-MORROW. Sun Wes I Aun feta II Moon tires 23 minutes after 4 I 17 minutes after 7 I 34 minute. after 12 111014 WATER AT LONDON BRIDOR TO-MORROW Marbing CI minutes after 6 Atte,nuon • - 44 Minutes after 6 !AtmloN: I tinted and pvbblbed by LFV2L (of COP terSury rbce. ! 3M1.A.), at the Soot Orrice, go. 1, Cirt) alf‘; at the ET 111 OUIC , I ,mido-But, 1 I