Star. — London, England, 1812-07-06 00:00:00

% . • • • e K .. • . . 01.4.1 114111..1!; . ..• . . &twisty, Mery Barrows stood capitally indicted for the wilful murder of her infant illegitimate child ik appeared that the prisoner was servant to Mrs.- Pli,sco, of PaU-Mall, and on the evening of the clay Charged in the indictment, the nos,. of a child crying v as heard in the dust-hole, and the infant was then und, almost lifeless, the nose bl:eeing considerably; I wry care and attention was paid, but it soon after d 4 ecl. It was then discovered that the prisoner was the mother of the infant. Upon the evidence of the. Surgeim who examined the infant, he said it was doubtful whether the death was occasioned by an injury sustained alter the birth, o • at the time of the delivery, , Upon this.the .Inribrought. in a verdict of Man iaughter ; but .;he Recorder informing them that by I iw they could not find *what verdict, and that they must either find the prisoner guilty. or not guilty. , The Jury .again conzUlted together, and then re t trned a verdict of acquittal. . . Mikan, Norfpa was capitally indicted for a type on the body of Elizabeth Kay, onlY t“t yoans of age.— , He vas acquitted of the capitatpattOf the charge, bleordered to be detained that its might be tried to t to assault. 1„ •Ten prisoners were tried, one of whom was capi tally convicted, viz : dintonio Rose, for burglariously breaking and enter - ing the dwelling-house of Robot Bolingbroke, and stealing a wooden drawer, containing is. 6d. in pence • and halfpence, his property. Three were convicted of felony, viz :—Luis Thanes, for stealing three-pieces of ribbon, the property of Messrs. Green ; Francisco Pernri, for stealing two sil ver watches, and other articles, the property of Joseph Francisco ; Richard . ' hoards, for Itenicng two bells, and a quantity of copper wire, the property of Messrs. Hetherington. One was convicted of a misdemeanor, viz.— ..dm/1m li'oolsnassTlaoslason, and five wete acquitted. • MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. ' Saturday 7. Mitchel was indicted for obtaining Money from J. Bates, a publican, in Great Russel street, Bloomsbury, upon a sham bill of ex:hange for £l4 12s. 6d. When the bill was presented where it was made payable, the prisoner's name s was not tnewn. He was sentenced to seven years trauspnr- . tation. He was tried on another indictment, for swindling a Mr. Deacon, of Ayr -street, of furniturt ' of the value of 4120, but was acquitted in conse quence of a flaw in the indictment. 7: Allingham, a Sheriff's officer, was indicted for an assault on Kearney, the Beadle of the Liberty of the Rolls. The prosecutor had been employed by the parish officers to prevent boys from playing in the Liberty of the Rolls ; and on the day mentioned .:.•in the indictment, he was disturbed in the execution of his duty in Bell -yard, by the defendant, and others. After settle altercation, the defendant inflicted upon the prosecutor a most violent beating. On the part of the defendant several Sheriff's officers, attornies' clerks, and others, were called, who swore positively that the prosecutor bad exceeded the due execution of his office ; and that hostilities commenced on his part, which terminated in a fair td-to, /Pia-Bekker, be tween him and the defendant. The Jury, however, found the defendant Guilty-and the Court sentenced him to six months imprisonment in the Housa of Correction. Bow.sTarrr.—Saturday James Dclett, the owner of the wherry boat, (411, was charged with refatring to take Mr. Middleton as a fare in his boat en the 30111! et June, from Strand lane. • 'I he charge befog fully proved, he was convicted in the penalty of 10s. and I costs, which he declined paying ; his commitment I was in consequence ordered W . be made out ; how ever, he their ht proper to pay it afterwards. Nathaniel Budloa. the owner of the wherty, No. 325, was charged by the same prosecutor, on the same day, and at the same place. The defendant was cobs icted in a similar penalty and costs. Saturday morning, about seven o'clock; one of I . Mr. Butt's powder mills, at Hounslow, blew up, with a most.dreadful explosion. Two men who were em ployed in it, were at a short distance:A the time; were knocked down, aid experienced the shocking effects, but were not killed. Their bodies presented a most distrait% spectacle ; they were. so much changed and black, that they could scarcely-le known. -A • surgeon was _sent for t who advised their being taken to St. George's . Hospital,: which 'was accordingly _ done in the afternoon, in a caravan, which is used for Conveying powder to London. Their groans and i screams when they were moved, were extremely. dis tressing, Two well-dressed yoonrainmen, of a certain de. seription, who were in the Pit of the Opera House on Tuesday last, having quarrelled, high words arose, and one of them was so affected by something uttered ty the other, that she fell into strong convulsions, and actually died btfnre she could be removed from the Theatre. The other was struck with such horror by what she had occasioned, that she .also was taken but in the most alarming state. A (;p•oner's Inquisition was taken on Monday last nt -oslSournby, near FalkinFham, on the body of a man named Thomas Page. The deceased was a pail per belonging to the parish of Silk Willoughby, but not chusing to stay in the workhouse, he was in the habit of sir Iling about from town to town, subsisting -upon the provision which he begged. It was his cus tom to deposit what he procured in this way beyond the immediate cravings of nature, within his shirt, ntxt to his body; and having a considerable store of meat and bread so placed, he, in the early part ufthe preceding week, it is supposed, feeling unwell, laid himself down in a field in the parish of Scrediugton, to sleep. The meat, from die heat of the weather, and of the man's body, soon became putrid, was struck by flies; and in a short time the maggots labia were so occasioned, not only preyed upon the inkni mate pieces of flesh, but began literally to consume the living substance... When discovered on the Thurs diy, hundreds of maggots had penetrated deeply into fill body. He was conveyed to Osboutnby, and surgeon was immediately procured, Who, dressed the patts affeeted - ; but the. sufferer died in a' few hew .allerv...The Jury returned a verdict that the cl was—Zatta to death Ls maggots. ' " 7 7 - .F'7l"'7-7 PPRIMPIP9IIO • • A•:''',.:•"" • •.;r 4.• ' • ••• •. • . • , • . idinj , TAX. o.v . ng to the present law pr'ce of the Fun 's, Fanners atisr other Persons, under the authority of the 'Liind,Tax Act, may. make themselves Freehol- Jeri-for the mall sum of about MO, by purchasing the Land Tag upin.the Farms they occupy, or any other in the neighbourhood ; which will enable them not only to oblige their Landlords with. a Vote for the C. snip, but entitle them and their Children to receive 40s. a-year for ever, without the risk or ex pence of Title-Deeds, Parchments, &c. for the Land- Tax may now be iedecmed so as to produce very near 5 per Cent. Interest for Money.—os a•year Land-Tax at 33 per Cent. the present pi ice of 3 per Ceti's. will cost ,f 1 t)0. 16s. &I.—Such an opportu- I nity has hot idered since the year 1804. CHESTER, JULT S. That occurrences of a most alarming natnre have lately taken place in this and some neighbouring counties cannot be denied —and it is equally certain, a partial disaffection predominates in particular places. We have heard names mentioned as the instigators of mischief, at which probability recoils, and the pa triotic heart sickens. We should be fearful, were we even satisfied of the fact, in giving them to the public. In a former paper, we adverted to the copious confes sion made by Thompson, lately executed here, but observed, that at a period like the present, it would not be altogether prudent to publish its contents. A short time before his sacrifice to the violated laws of the country, he acknowledged, that a regular organi zation t.f disaffected manufacturers had existed some time in Cheshire, Lancashire, the Northern Counties, and in Scotland—that there are concealed depots of arms—and that this confederacy owes its origin tn the in trigues of men of exalted rani, but whose names he was unacquainted with. Those engaged. in this conspiracy have taken the diabolical oath, which has before ap. reared in the STAR-with tilt tenor of which Thomp son was well acquainted, having been sworn of the compact. This was not ascertained on bis trial.— We had nearly omitted mentioning, that the avowed .object of this infernal association, is to overturn the Government, and establish on its ruins a Common wealth, similar to that under Oliver Crcmwell On this disclosure, sin leave the reader to his own re flections. Such is the information which has come to our knowledge nn this most serious and important subject, which perfectly satisfies us, that the - distresses of the times, which we have all alike to lament, have been availed cf for the worst of purposes, and been made the pretext, by designing and wicked men, for consolidating treason and an unnatural rebellion. It is consolotary, notwithstanding, in our being enabled t to say, that a becoming vigilance is observed both by the civil and military officers; and we have every confidence in their exertions for the preservation of the public peace.—CAeaer Chronicle. umnßsrir INT'ELLICENCE. Last week his Grace the Archbishop of York was elected a Governor of the Charter House, in the room of the late Right Hon. Spencer PercevaL The Rev. Wilfied Clark, Preacher of Chatter-Ht.use was appointed to the 1 ivii , g of Castle Camps, vacant by the Seath of the Rev. Fyge Jauncry. And on uesday last, the Rev. James Currey, B.D. late Tutor of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, and Rector of 'Churning, Norfolk, was elected PreLcher of Charter House, in the room of the Reverend W. Clark. OXFORD, JULY 4. Saturday last the Rev. John Gilbert, M A. was instituted to the Rtctury of Cantle y, in Norfolk, vacant by the death of the Rev. J:inies Ccre. The" Rev. Robert Kedingt, n, M,A, has been elected a Senior Pellow, and the Rev. B. Thomas Norgate, BA, a Junior Fellow of Caius College, Cambridge . Monday Mr. Bellamy was admitted Fellow of St. John's Col lege; and Mr. Stocker and Mr. Hawkius were admitted Scholars thatof siocit ty. _ _ Tue,day Air, John Taylor Coleridge, Scholar of Corpus Christi College, was elected Fellow of Exeter College. '1 hr fame day ‘he Rev. lames Gibson, M A. and George Mar shall, Esq. M.A. were chosen Fells" of Waltham College; and Mr. Griffith and Mr. Manley, were chosen Scholars of the same Sporty. Mr. Augustus William Hare was yesterday admitted Fellow of Nov College. Yesterday William St. Clare, B.M. of Christ Church, was ad mitted Doctor in Medicine, and the Rev. homas Tanner, of Ba llot College, was admitted Master of Arts. ECCL leal A ricA L PROMOTION!. Rev. I. Llackburn, is presented to the vicarage of Amaral, Yorkshire. Rev. C.. Chisholm, 11,1. k. Fellow of Worcester College, to the Rectory of Eastwell, Kent, void by the death of tit: Rev. P. Par sons. Rev.— Blackall, M.A. of Emanuel College, Cambridge, to the rectory of North Cadbury, Somer►et, void by the death of slae Rev. 1)r. Askew. Rev. M. C Eiger, M.A. to the perpetual curacy of St. Nicho las, Ipswich, vacant by ,Ite death of the Rev. I. Coytt. Rev. 1. B. Jenkioson, M.A. to the rectory of Leverington, Cambridgeshire, void by the transLstion of Dr. Sparke, Bishop of Chester, to the See of Ely. Rev. A. Rogers, Curate of Chatham, to the vicarage of Rol venden, Kent, in the room of the Rev. T. fvforpe.th, deceased. Rev. W. M. Bowen, D.D. Head Master of the Grammar Scbuol, Sr. Alban's, to the vicarage of Shipton, Hampshire. Rev. Henry Rice, Let! of Christ's College, Cambridge, to the rectory of Great Holland, Essex, vacant by the death of. the ley. Clement Ives. Revs F. Crews., itt A. to the rectory of Mown Bures Esser.. Rev S. 1. Oreray, M.A. tote Domestic Chaplain to the Duke alf Cumberland. Wednesday, the I sly of the Right Hon. Reginald Pole Carew, of a daughter, at his &mac in gew Cavendlsh-street. • DIED. Saturday, Mr. William,. an East-India Director. At the Rev. Mr. Patersoe's, near Carlisle, the Rev. Thomas Donald, M. 4. Rotor of Weybill, Hants, and formerly Moir of Queen's College, Oxford. In his 77th year, the Rev. 1. Askew, D.D. Rector of Neal! Cadbury, 3otnerset, and late Fellow of Emanuel College, Cam bridge. Rev. T. Goddard, 7Vicarof Halvergate, and Perpetual Curate of Tunstall and Lingwood, Norfolk. At. 1 ukstall, Kent, the Rev. N. Ntsbett, Rector of that parish, ag.d 64. At Fontmell Magna, neer Shaftesbury, the Rev. R. Dibben, Rector of tj.at ?whit. and of West Orchard, Somerset. he 2.5 th tilt, at Abergasenny. Lady Herrington, mother of Sir John Harrington, part , • Tuesday last, at south Sea near Portsmouth, of a, &Oaf, in tierlsta year, GeorgLwa, danglittr of rig lass Colonel Mitre. *- - ~~ - . (For the Length Breadth noon, at the Custom House, in Tophant, tion and Use of private Families only), FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, . mMI • . . . • • SALES BY AUCTION. A r . 7 '!F•g - C NMI r • • S BAL S Y AUCTION . • •.. . • . . . . • t ....._ CUSTOM-HOUSS I RYE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, NEAR Font SIIAM, IN THE COUNTY OF RENT. Lou, tll4 ". At the Aucion Mart, opposite the Bank of En land, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS. • TH9EthßinE•tawnti, ll atbeeler; l 6 all to 490 Gallo' s Brandy eleven i u n p th t e o ro sa re l n e oo , n er in Tit sun U dri rsday, 1 July 10. at •I•welve, In two Lets, 303 Ditto Geneva UPLEES FARM, a VALUNBLE 44 3.30 Gallons Geneva For Private Use. 1 Legal Strength for Dealers. HOLD ES I'ATE. conilsting of ONE H The Goods to be viewed the morning of the sale. AND NINETY-SIX ACRES of r.ch Mardi, sag g l om situate In the parish of Faver.huu, from Which k li ar! Twenty-five per Cent. Deposit will be required. - two miles, In the county of Rent , l e t to Alen" C o . om a • "' Rachel), on I: ate, at a low -met of .t 567 per .nitti l o t . -77 1 Lot '2. A FRE.EHOLD ESTATE adkraing. co 7. - spacious brick - built Fartn.honsey wpb Inge B.rus, Out-buil bogs, Shelt, and Cattl e Lodges, with se , '' °mal l rich Meadow Land, 1) big within a Hag fence, titer '26 Acres 2.1;t00 3 4.. 13 Perches ; l et to t h e l a l igb E g t „ at will, at a low rent Of 1:155 per annum: • • i t-'1 To Ise viewed, by spyying to Mr. !ten c h, at AS. sham, of whom Par iculars nu). U • had teq days Sale; Particulsrs also at the Oruro, MlMl:lmams Canterbury; of Mr. Dirby l Sidle tor, Hareo urt ye; at the Auction part : an 3 of M.-ssis. !In,* 6; Old'Broad-iereet, Kota! Ittctial g e. VatiA DIX (RAZING-FARM, A ND -- .14"." la the COUNTY of Nuit'lliAMProll;• . I lthe-tree, and Land -tat r,sice.n 4. ,• " I . TO BE SOLD IIY AUC I'ION, ' By Messrs. HOCIG.I kt l' and PI 1 11.11 fi l l. At the Auctimi Mart, opposite the Bank of Eli': July 24, at •I'svelve, A :k VERY desirable 71 it NI, part F r the remainder 'Leas..h ald, •for shout 512 T gm ing about 354 Acres o!ec.:eli. nt Pastur.—Lual, in visi county; three miles from M trket •Harbonstik dm" Leicester, and eight limn Ket ering in •be caaaty at Swin t ton, wah the Masser, or reputed Manor ui Bratistiois eae ing over the whole parish ; let on L-ase to Med,, vii i mi whose term will . n,• re at Nikita 4nais, Isl 3. To be viewed, and Particulars had, tw.n'y days psi t o sale, at the An.;el and George Inas, Northanytsa t t i ps woqingborough; Georo. Ket:eri•sg ; Blau B:11 adereat",4 meter ; Falcon, Upp nglsam; De *hi 1 Aral % Lev otti i Whratsheaf, Dayentry; Taslst. Gond Ist Tarscheakit ket Harborough ; or hissers. Ckuatras mid Baskaskilii 57, L'nealris inn fields; at the Atetion Kan; saidig u Illaisert led Plijipe. 62, Old Dreed.siett. ' . 1 , PORT OF EXETER. By Order of the Hon. Commisioners of his Majesty's Coiion. On Thursdays the 9th July next, at Elevert o'Clock in the New noon, at the Custom House, in Teignmoutle, THE FOLLOWING GOODS will be exposed • to SALE, %la. Coals, 16 Chaldron 24 Bushels. On Friday, the lUth July mat, at Three o'Clock In the After. , noon. at the Custom House, is Exeter (For the Ace6mmodation and Use of private Families only), Brandy v 3 Gallons, Coffee etalbs. Salt ICwt. lqr. 201 h. Dry Salted Codfish, lqr. Coals, 12 Chaklrons 5 Bushels. And on Saturday, 11th July nest, at 11.ree &Clock In the Alter- Brandy, 73 Gallons. And a Parcel of Silk, Silk Twist, Moulds for Buttons, Broad Cloth. Waistcoating, Coloured Serge, Black Crape, Check, Prin ted Cotton, Ca'ico, Gilt Buttons, Nair Brushes, Kid Skins, Black Flannel, Cotton Sandals, (.:ottott lianclkerchieis, Coloured and Wh'te Thread, Tape, Pins, Needles Cardamum Seed, Saffron, Dimity, Woollen Cloth, Worsted and Cotton Hose, Hair Cloth fur Chairs, Steel Files, Pocket Knives, '1 able Knives and Forks, Briss 'thimbles, Combs, Nails, Brass and Iron Ware, Gimblets, Refined and Muscovado Sugar, Rice, Raisins, Bitter and Sweet Ahnonds, Cassia, Mustard, Bobbin, Caaary Seed, Ginger, and Salt Petre.—Which will be put up in Lots. and sold to the highs* Bidder.—Dated Custom-house, Exeter, June 29, 1912. PARK, PAPrTAL MANSION, MANOR , PARK, Sad it . in the County of HAN IS, A FlailliU.D. To be SOLO by PRIVATE COX nt.Ac r, ' By Messrs. HOGOART and PHILLIP& pu RBROOK MANSION-HOUSE, PA 6. FARMS, containing, together, upwards of Seem Aeres, delightfully situate et Purbrouk, it miles frau 6 from Portsmouth, and 66 from London, in the Hants. 'Elie Mansion forms a handsome dryads; centre of a Park of alsout One Hoild:ed Acre", gap a . commanding extensive and beautiful proymts, sag with stately timber and plantation.. ° J Is: Mangos accommodation for the residence of a noble famPy. rooms and apartments are norm-rout and wen-m*4 the entrance is a most main 6cent haU,5l fest by 30,e16,11 (tithe Corinthian ceder, superbly :niched ; a drsiskseml fret by 24; octago.Sdin;rforoom, 30 feet by Al; uatigek room, Z 4 feet square; breakfast par:our, 114 best WM ug library, Su feet by 24,•with handsome sohd mabetaripiK beautiful square gallery, with pit:a:sof the Casiellimillhkril porting a very handsome dome, Imdint to a draelegegus, i 1 feet by 90; seven prlicipal bed-roans, iireidnghieseek ast offices the detached are a every description, aed and west of the M... -.Sion I also staid re for. g . for 4 earriqrs, nu:buildings tor avicultarar . kind, and the whole in good and iubtiannal rep* sa den of about twa acres, with, grvery and lodges, dog-kennel, ict-housei, and plenty ter. The land is in meadow, pasture, araW, wiel, three hundred and fifteen acres are in band, sod the' on leases, and I i the occupation of tenants at will, attewe,li the value of XL 0100 per annum. exclue.ve of the klimdm.' The estate may be viewed, upon appicatimmGesrealll sort, upon the spot ; and printed particulars Intl of *4Ol ga , t and Phi:Ops, 62, Old Hrnad-street, Royal Facha-ge,lat At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Fridiy, l the St4th instant, at ten o'clock in the loretwon, THE beautiful new Brig DON RODERICK , of the following Dimensions: 1 4 11 ,2 th 92 ft. 3 in. I Depth 12 ft. 41 In. Breadth ss Admeasures 275 50-94 tons. She it built of the best materi:ds, is only a few mcimhs aid, and is copper-lastentid and sheathed; has high breast-works, substan tially built, pierced for 16 guns, and sails very fast—had made her passage from New York to the Cordova in 14 days, when captured. Also, her CARGO; consisting of,.foe Exportation, 142 Casks Coffee 21 Cases t aster Oil 390 Bags ditto 3 Casks Tortoiseshell 10 Hhds. White Havannah 1 Case ditto Sugar 20 Bales Gum Arabic 136 Cases ditto S Bales Cochineal • 60 Half Cases ditto 1 Cate Mahogany 40 Casks Anotto About 16,600 Horn Tips 33 Malts Cot ton 900 White Oak Hhd. Staves 34 Bales Peltrita Taken by, and condemned as Prize to, his Majesty's Ship Betty Pools, Jamas BSISIANZ, Esq. Captain, (his Majesty s SLlds DAY AD, ACIRATES, and LY SIA in company). The Schooner PRUDEN 1 lA, uistatesioNs. Length 50 ft. 5 in. I Depth 7 ft. 5 in. Breadth 17 8 I Admeasures 68 Tons. Square oersted, has .a high Quarter-deck, carries a fair Cargo, and sails well; Is in good order, and well found ; taken by his Majesty's ships BELLY POOLE and DRYAD, and condemned as Prize. A:so, for Exportation, 29 Cases Indigo, ex SPY,condeinned as Prize to his Majesty's ship BELLE Pout.z. 1a Hogsheads superior Claret Wine, 40 Cises Soap, I 2 'ions Rosen, Landed from his Majesty's ships 13111.11 PoULI and MIDVSA and condemned as Prize. The American built Schooner SALLY, DIMENSIONS rra REQISTER. Length 66 ft. 0 in. I Drpth 7 ft. in. Breadth 20 0 Admeasures $7 l'ons. She is square sterned, has a Woman figure bead o sails fast, and carries a fair cargo ; is nearly new, well toutitl, and in excellent condition, being just off the Shipwright's ways, having been re paired and fitted for Sea. She is entitlzd to a British Register, having been condemned as prize. The good Ship GEORGE and MARY, built at New-York, has a Scrawl Head. Disseastoxs. 80 ft. 8 in. I Depth 7 ft. 81 in. 24 8 I Between Decks 9 10} Admeasures 199 81.94 tons. - She is a handsome little Ship, in excellent condition, and abun dantly found iii stores; sails fast, and combines the properties of divatch and burihen. She has just had a repair, and may br sent to sea at a short notice. This Alp Is also entitled to a Bri. tish Register, having been condemned as Prize. The Schooner BETSEY, of the following Dimensions : Length 63 ft. in. I Depth 7 ft. 8i in. Breadth 18 Admeasures 88 90.94 tuns. She is a handy litt!e Vessel, nearly new, is in 'scene/it condi. ti gin, and well found, and Is particularly adapted for the Coast ing Trade. Her CARGO; consisting of, for Exportation, 5 Pipes Cognize Brandy 2 Hogsheads Claret 10 Cases Silks and other Dry Goods 197 Casks very superior Yellow Ochre • Condemned as Prize to his Majesty's Ship Mesita, Sir Mi- CIIAIL Sztasova, Bart. Captain. /Oa ZXPONTATION. 171 Casks of o:l—ex Aria*. ' Also, condemned as Prize to his Majesty's Ship NIEMEN, PON HOMB CONSUMPTION, 2 Bales and a Quantity loose Cotton. Ex Bat - say, condemned as Prize to hit Majesty. Ship FOR 110hIS consular riots, About 2 Tons l e oresood Ditto Rosin • 33 Kegs Musket Lead Balls. ZOO RIPOITATION. About 50 Toes St.Ube's Salt (in &Warehouse at Stoodsoase). For viewing Sawlike, Catalogues, and other information, apply to Messrs. Hawse& and Sox., Merchants, Plymouth. Samples of the Goods may also be seen ten days prior to the Salt, at Messrs. Sasfrn, MART t N & SMITHS, Brokers, London. JOHN LUSCOMBE, Broker. Plymouth, Julyl,2Bll. - `•I.7P -- ') kik.N Men ot I.4lllc:ulna and protessulliK • use persevering endeavours to discover the owl* certain method of treating a few prevailing Dipm ful result of tiler experience is the best proof of • Mews. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been the cure of the following the object of their p a certain Disorder, frequently contractedan a mama cation, and its concomitants, Strictures sad GINN, an Improved plan, are speedily and 4ectullly cavils hility, whether arising from Bacchanalian indulgootali. dente In warm climates, St a %Met sowarraa, h tppily pursued by the youth ,ot ba:p.sesug* sterill. y or barrenness. and iu the other !pi eons diseases, which, if nit timely reineeff 4 ' tence and consumpt on. In that distressing ataktit defici:incy, whether the consequibce elf ouch arking from any other cause, by which the powers of &OP tutiou b:come esrieeblyd, as regularly educated Surgssoidbsi don, they offer a nun, safe, mid spertly restoration tomilial , vigorous health. the result of a long and extensive practice has by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, War inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the pariall• Last restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Cores ealy applic.uion Is made on discovery of ti c iufretisa, lurutly perform a cure in the 'knit space of two days. el prece-tr.ted success of their mode of triatment (which his been known to fail in one stnglc instance Jul practimol.l l l o4 durirg which period many thousand persons of Mk 111 been cured, even after severe and irjrniot.s metlicsk pursued by other Practitioners without effect), indium dil l thus publicly offer their advice. " To be consulted daily personally, or by letter, hr PPP either sex. I.etters [tont the country, containing sill duly attend to, and advice and mcilicitus Wnrardsd part of the Kingdom. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, IS, llonverieksl4llll Da. WEBSTER—Tits BET FAIEND or rite ENGLISH DIET DRINK—VEGEIABLE 1 -1 E variety of weather which . the ' I I T t these Islands are doomed to esperknce le 'at a !teeth% day, under s the blessing of health** possession to the most robust conaltution,and ' .ortion thy rivages of disease. in Colds, C stnytions, and in the Cast beady/ of Mery the sad condition of the eflliited. la adolahly • . hasnonal Thomson, the freed and 400,01011 1 1 o From dear to . doudy'test, Woe het ea WM, And dry to moist,-with htwerdosither - Our drooping diya are deriadied4awa le Their period fus)lll`d ere 'daunt% hseult ... Teeter the af fl icted but Nall disefteinato Ikegieeell Meter of the humane and'eulightened 1 3 1iysitiew thifeeling and ignorant Quack, the foliewieg "Peaerable author, in- hls cekbrattilTreatieste tO el this Me Heine, -would, of Itself, 4* itsehtlatice the most ',imitates. no; tsr. 'foes " Under the ;wild latpieSelon 011**Ofit 101111011 set world, i'doelaralbe stishileet &wigwam W.'. *it it puck shall vet DS lewd le e . :kW. The Antos--, to witness agskleaka. y.earsto .10.111116kal ranks, sesta. W.! . ,ah 1 14111111 091 ,10 4 orb Ohba* ihikle , • to the Pubic seiwiretfulte red the SeCil mi let Drinkbeserri `• 1 '" valuable i sea hetasseffsers prepared the * sole Preiwistoo. ?Zt era ; also wholesale sad retail by Ih* anslE Loerlaws, West Sasitlilddt 10 lOC ' ; Bolton, front of the Rayal) thy, i 4 1; MoeueT,Lt t iti 110, 4tivet ; Mldelef, 114 ...,_, ;Ward, U 4, MAW% WNW lase. ph5td0..76.44. and qsti H Of all of whose easy aka he badnrie Dr. W Aster's valeshla Treatise. es . ll,se,t, ' , Ma lap* Diet DMA. _ VALE OF GLAMORGAN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In the month of August next (unless previously dispoied of by Private Contract, of which doe Notice will be given). SEVERAL Capital ESTATES, in the Parishes of West Llantwitt, Ewenny, Lhingan, Cole/ketone, Petards, Coggan, Llandough e Lavernuck, St. Andrews, Minbir Dome, Llantrissein, and Ltanclaff ; also several houses in the town of Cardiff; containing in the whole abou Acres ; together with the Manors of West Lkatwitt, n, and Penarth.— Particulars will soon be rabd es sksde A to Msrs. Webb, j V LONDON': Piloted by Lunt wswr, . _ Webb, and Atwood, Salisbury. pubilds.4 shose, sodas the Star Oar, tem!- . • _______—....mwawwwww".lllllllllll 0.140 36 Is MARRIED. Rev. J. Dickerstetb, M.A. Rector of Acton ' Suffolk, to Miss irentrietta Lang, of Casterton, Westmoreland. At Leigh Dalimner, Nike, the Rev. D. R. Godfrey, Curate of that parish, to Miss Maria Ward, second daughter of S. Ward, Esq. of Hampton-hill House. Rev. Henry Green, M.A. Vicar of Broadhembury, Devon, to daughter of the late R. Stevens, Esq. of Leicester. Rev. Daniel Charles Delafoss t Fellow of King's Codege,Cans bridge, to Phtebe Aune, fifth daughter of James Quillen, Esq. of }Wiry, Middlesex. • FOR SALE BY AUCTION, • Ey Order of the Honourable COMMISSIOPISIL II of his MAItITY'S Cusrom 4, on 'Tuesday, the ttst lull, INI2, in the Long Room of the Custom-House. Bristol, at Four o'clock In the Afternoon, the fullow;ng GOODS, viz. ABOUT 7.0.0 Musco. Sugar, 14 Mens' Fur Hits, 6 Women.' Beaver Hats, g 4 Glass Tumblers, 4 gmall Bottles Magnesia, 1 Bottle Honey Water, 1 Bottle Spirit of Nitre, 13 lbs. Tallow Candies, 0.2 25 Ginger, 2 Hcrupers Tin Wares, 10 Hilda. Earthenware, 101bs. Tamarinds 12 doz . Bottles Beer, 100 groce Corks, 18 Deals, 1.2.3 Denia Raisins, 2.0.5 Currants, and 46 Russia Mats. The Samples may be viewed, and particulars known, by ap plying at the Warehoustkeeper's Office, between the hours of 10 and one o'clock on the morning preceding, and on the day of Sale. a