Star. — London, England, 1812-09-30 00:00:00

"ELECT JON OF LORD MATOR. Yesterday being Michaelmas Dalt,' a Common Hall was held at Guildhall, for the Election of LORD MAYOR for the year ensuing. Previous to the Elec: tion taking place, the Lord Mayer, Aldermen, Ice. proceeded to St. Lawrence's Church, where an ap. propriate sermon was preached.by the LORD MAYOR'S Chaplain : and Icing returned to the Hall, the RE CORDER opened. the business, by expatiating on the duties of the Livery, who were assembled for the pure. pose of choosing two persons to be returned to the Court of Lord Mayor and Aldermen, for their choice of one of them. The LORD MAYOR and Aldermen then retired into their own chamber.. The names of the several persons who were eligible by having ser ved the Office of Sheriff were then put up, when Al dermen SCIIOLEY and Do:dulls were declared to have the greatest shew of hands, which being report ed to the court of Aldermen, they thereupon entered inn a scrutiny, and declared the election to have fallen upon GEORGE SCHOLEY, Esq. who was decla red duly elected accordingly, which was received with great applause. Alderman SCIIOLEY then came fez ward. He begged to return his most sincere and grateful acknowledgments for the high and dignified honour which had that day been conferred upon him. He felt proud in having the opportunity afforded him of appearing before that tribunal—before that Jury to whom his past conduct had at all times been exposed, and who had already expressed their opinion of his principles by unanimously electing him their Lord Mayor for the ensuing year. This waset mark ofpublic satisfaction and approbation which .should never, by him, be forgotten, and which should be in delibly written on his heart. Of all the various wants of public men, he was at least enabled to state that he did not Avant a seat in. Parliament, a title, a place, or a petoion.—(Applause.)—All he wanted was the means of supporting die true dignity of a British tnerchant, and he was happy that an opportunity was now afforded him of manifesting his gratitude for the blessing he had obtained under the well-regula ted commerce of the greatest metropolis in the world. , —(Anitlau:e.)---The worthy Alderman, in conclu. sion, declared his firm devotion to the interests of the City of London, and expressed his intention of per forming the important duty which would soon de. yolve upon him, with the most conscientious feeling. (Loud and reiterated iffttlauar.) Mr. WADDINGTON attempted to address the Livery, but could not obtain a hearing. Thanks were Then voted to the late Sheriffs. BREAD.—The Loan MAYOR, after inspecting . the Meal-weighers returns, ordered the price to be raised half an assize, to t: is: place to-morrow, .The price of the quartern loaf will then be One Shilling and Xight. pence forehing The price of bread fell last week, at Portsmouth three pence per gallon. It is now 2s. 9d. and a faw ther declension is expected this week. GRAIN.—The quantity of New Whcrat that has been'breuzht into the markets is prodigious. • At the Lewes market, new, wheat was quite a drug) Some was sold at from £2B to £3O the load ; but se veral good samples were refused at the former price. The harvest is nearly over in the neighbourhood of _ Lewes ; wheats never came better to hand, they may lairl be said to average 6010 s. the bushel. letter dated the 26th inst. from one of the first landed Proprietors in Norfolk, says—'s Corn is falling with us, new wheat is R 5 a quarter, or 12s. 6d. a bushel, and I have no doubt will soon be lower. My own crops yield more than double what they did last year." One of the best contested sailing matches ever wit nessed, and upon which considerable betsdepended, was decided at Leith on Tuesday se'nnight, betwixt pleasure-boats, the Jessy and the Wellinvon. They started from the pier-head at one o'clock, went round Inchkeith, passed the buoy of Craigwaugh, and re. turned to Leith harbour (a distance of about 17 miles) at four o'clock. At starting the Wellington took and kept the lead till the boats passed to the north. ward of the Inch, when the Jessy made upon her, and, after an equal run of several miles, got a-head, and leached the harbour not quite five minutes be fore her opponent. The crowd of spectators was immense, and the match altogether afforded great amusement. At first going off, the odds were five to one in favour of the Wellington; but the nautical skill displayed by Captain SicaNe, apparently was the cause of the ultimate success of the Jessy, " Last week a person tho keeps a green shop in Green-street, Grosvenor-square, makiHg some alte rations in his shop, happened to take up the flooring to repair, when, to his astonishment, a bag was found, which had been carefully concealed, containing be tween three and four hundred guineas. The reported Cloud of Fire that lately rested on a tree in the vicinity of Jerusalem, and which has caused such anxiety to the Rabbis, is said to have been in the farm of a Wheel. Perhaps it is nothing more than a•bt'lliant artifice to illumine the Wheel of Portane with the different Trite: of £O,OOO, ASOOO, &c. &c. which will all be Drawn on the 20th October. MILFORD, Sceremaert 27.-1 he murderer of J. Dean, the boy belonging to Bidwell Ferry, as men tioned a few days ago, was fortunately secured about Eve o'clock cn '1 uesday last, while lying under a hedge near the village of Templeton, about 2 miles from M:irberth. He was conveyed before the Rev. 4 Mr. MORSE for examination; at first he denied having any knoWledge of the transaction, but afterwards confessed the fact, and acknowledged that he knocked the boy down with his fists, and then beat him se , verely with the oar, struck his head against the gun-. whale of the boat with great violence, and finished t , the horrid business by cutting his throat, and throw- ing the body overboard; but denied robbing him.— The unhappy wretch declared he did not wish to live, and cared not how soon his life was forfeited. B.4npieree, the accomplice of Murphy, in the murder of the Rev. Mr. nines., has been recognised by an Officer who lately joined the 52d regiment in Spain, I as a private soldier in that corps. We understand he i i s n ow en his passage to this country, under proper tare.—(Cori Piper). • William Muir, late Servant to John Milligen, tenant : • Gilkerscleugh Mains, accused of poisonmsMarga-; Lett 1 - 1-anailtooi wiles has abicoabe4., r J 1* ttw _ _ "ELECTION OF LORD MATO Yesterday being Michaelmas Day,' a Hall was held at Guildhall, for the Electic MAYOR for the year ensuing. Previous n tion taking place, the Lord Mayer, Aldo proceeded to St. Lawrence's Church, wh propriate sermon was preached•by the Lon Chaplain ; and ht ing retnrned to the Hal CORDER opened. the business, by expatiati duties of the Livery, who were assembled f pose of choosing two persons to be retur Court of Lord Mayor and Aldermen, for t 1 of one of them. The Loan MAYOR and then retired into their own chamber.. The . the several persons who were eligible by h ved the Office of Sheriff were then put up, dermen &HOLEY and Doraville were d have the greatest shew of hands, which be ed to the Court of Aldermen, they therettp inn a scrutiny, and declared the electio fallen upon GEORGE SCHOLEY, Esq. who red duly elected accordingly, which wa with great applause. Alderman SCIIOLEY fez ward. He begged to return his most o graieful acknowledgments for the high ano honour which had that day been conferred He felt proud in having the opportunit Lim of appearing before that tribunal-1 Jury to whom his past conduct had at all ; exposed, and who had already expressed tht of his principles by unanimously electing Lord Mayor for the ensuing year. This v ofpublic satisfaction and approbation whi never, by him, be forgotten, and which sho defibly written on his heart. Of all the vat of public men, he was at least enabled to he did not want a seat in. Parliament, a tit] or a pewiati.—(Applause.)—All he wante means of supporting die true dignity of tnerchant, and he was happy that an oppor now afforded him of manifesting his gra the blesAng he had obtained under the w ted commerce of the greatest metropolis in —(Apirlau:e.)—The worthy Alderman, i sion, declared his firm devotion to the intet City of London, and expressed his intentio forming the important duty which would yolve upon him, with the most coascientim (Loud and reiterated Applaure.) Mr. WADDINGTON attempted to address t but could not obtain a hearing. Thanks were then voted to the late Sheri BREAM—The Loan MAYOR, after insp Mealaveighers returns, ordered the price n half an assize, to t.'r : place to-morrow, of the quartern loaf will then be One Shilling pence forehing The price of bread fell last week, at P three pence per gallon. It is now 2s. 9d. ther declension is expected this week. GRAIN.—The quantity of New Whca been'brouzht into the markets is prodigioi • At the Lewes market, new, wheat was qu Some was sold at from £2B to £3O the loa veral good samples were refused at the for The harvest is nearly over in the neinhbo _ Lewes ; wheats never came better to hand, fairy be said to average 6010 s. the bushel. letter dated the 26th inst. from one landed Proprietors in Norfolk, says--r" Cor with us, new wheat is R 5 a quarter, or bushel, and I have no doubt will soon be lc own crops yield more than double what last year." One of the best contested sailing matche nessed, and upon which considerable bet! was decided at Leith on Tuesday se'nnigh pleasure•boats, the Jessy and the Welling: started from the pier-head at one o'clock, v Inchkeith, passed the buoy of Craigwaugl turned to Leith harbour (a distance of abou at four o'clock. At starting the Wellir and kept the lead till the boats passed to ward of the Inch, when the Jessy made and, after an equal run of several miles, g and leached the harbour not quite five it fore her opponent. The crowd of spec' immense, and the match altogether affot amusemant. At first going off, the odds to one in favour of the Wellington; big tl skill displayed by Captain Satf.Ne, appal the cause of the ultimate success of the Jes Last week a person aaho keeps a gree Green-street, Grosvenor-square, makiHg rations in his shop, happened to take up tl to repair, wizen, to his astonishment, a bag which had been carefully concealed, cant . tween three and four hundred guineas. The reported Cloud of Fire that lately tree in the vicinity of ferns: em, and caused such anxiety to the Rabbis, is sa been in the farm of a Wheel. Perhaps it more than a-b:Tiant artifice to illumine of Portane with the different Trite: 01 £3OOO, &c. which will all be Drawn o October. MILFORD, SEPTEMBER 27.—'l he mulct Dean, the boy belonging to Bidwell Ferr tioned a few days ago, was fortunately sect five o'clock cn 1 uesday last, while lying hedge near the village of Templeton, abc from M:irberth. He was conveyed before Mr. MORSE for examination ; at first he den any knoViledge of the transaction, but confessed the fact, and acknowledged that 1 the boy down with his fists, and then be verely with the oar, struck his head again! whale of the boat with great violence, as the horrid business by cutting his throat, ing the body overboard; bnt denied robb The unhappy wretch declared he did was and cared not how soon his life was forfeit Saltietort, the accomplice of Murphy, in of the Rev. Mr. nines., has been recoet Officer who lately joined the 52d regime! as a private soldier in that corps. We urn i s n ow en his passaple to this country, In coe.--(Cori Piper). Afuir, late Servant to John Milli in Gilkerseleugh Mains, accused of poison set , aawill.ol4 hay %ile a bas abicoabe4., LYCBU II! TH2dfiR.S. POLiCS. -- , .„, The Comic Opera of The Duenna was last night.re. Snanweet.Oertcx.—Errtststve r ORGERY ON ra x presented. Mr. Pitturra sustained the character of BANK OF ENGLAND.—Yesterday a man advanced in Carlos; and his beautiful song, .Als sure a pair, was years, together with his wife, residing in the neigh honoured with an encore. Mr. KNIGHT, as to cunning bourhood of Bethnal-green, (in whose house a person little luxe," pourtrayed the knavery, cowardice, and lately committed on a charge of forgery, occupied a ultimate vexation of the Jew, with irresistible hu. room,) were brought up for examination, Before the mour. The Duenna was excellently supported by Mrs. Sitting Magistrates, E. MARKLAND and R. RAINS SPARKS; the courtship scene with Isaac Mendoza was eon% Esqrs. charged with having in their possession truly ludicrous. _ I a great quantity of forged Bank notes. It appeared The comic dance, called, A Lawyer in a Sad, site that on searching the premises, there were found se. ceeded the Opeta- After which, a new musical faro, vend tin canisters filled with forged notes ; one con entitled, di West Wind ; or, Of for London ! was pro. ' raining those of R 5 each; several with set, and others duced, for the first time. The following are the dra. of LI notes. There was likewise found one note of loath persona : £lOO in a pocket-book. Several good notes of £1 Sir Ttiby Jettall - Mr. PENULT each, and about £29 in good silver. The canisters Dr. Buckthorn . . Mr. OXSEILAT were deposited under ground, and the rest of the mo- Hate:nit nt - - Mr. Suiru ney found secreted in various places within the pre scrape - • . Mr. Patriots Squire Charles - - Mr. J.SMITII mises. The daughter of the prisoners, an interesting' Peter - . . Mr. KNIGHT young woman, upon whose evidence the principal Lady Jestall . - Mrs. HA 'mows was fully committed, it appeared, lived with him, by Dolly . . - Mrs. BLAND. The piece turns on the propensity of Sir Toby Jes• whom she is supposed to be with child. The woman discharged—the man re-committed. tall, to play mischievous tricks on his friends and neighbours, which, when discovered, he denominates HATTON•GARDEN.--Yesterday, a baker, in theneighbours, neighbourhood of the Seven-dials, was sentenced to joie:. Having sent his nephew, 'Squire Richard, a pay a fine of £l7, for exposing to sale a quantity of hundred miles of, on a fool's errand, the latter is de- light bread, being 2s. 6d. for each ounce deficient.— termined to be even with hitu l ; and, in the spirit of The proper . Off icers annot be too much on the alert modern hoaxing, he sends him a letter, as if from the in detecting such offences, at a time when the labour. Herald's Office, apprising him of his having been ing poor of the metropolis a* paying 1 weeny fiance created a Baron (an honour which he had for many farthing for the gassleT . 1. 1 1 0 94!. • ' years aimed at), and requiring his attendance on a certain day, at the Brown Bear, in Smithfield, where two Gentlemen from the Office would Inept him.— ' By fictitious letters Buckthorn, Haichment, and Scrape, Iwho exercise the callings of Doctor, Undertaker, and Barber, in the village where Sir Toby dwells, are also 'enticed by 'Squire Richard to the same inn, where, 1 after some entertaiaing confusion, an edaircillement takes place. 1 There is a great deal of lively dialogue in this La .. gaidle. The character of Buckthorn is neatly drawn ; and his principle of accounting for every distemper, by the di' action of the wind, has at least novelty to recommend it. The Doctor conceives the yrind, when at North, is produce rheumatism--Routh, asthma—East, bad eyes—and West, madness. Hence arises the title of the farce ; as the wind is westerly when he unexpectedly meets all his friends, who have simultaneously set e e f or London," he considers in sanity as the cause of iheir journey. The characters were excellently sustained by the respective performers, and the piece was given out for repetition this evening with considerable approbation. MARRIED. Saturday, the 26th Instant, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Samuel Lambe, Esq. of Sychampron, in the county of Worcester, and a Captain in the Herefordshire Regiment of Militia, to Eleanor, eldest daughter of the late lames Watson, Esq. of Newcastle upon-Tyne. At Reading, R. Westbrook, jun. Esq. to Sarab Ann Cutning, eldest daughter of the late Cartain Alexander Coming, of the Hon. East India Company's Service. At Blackbutn, Henry Obalde.ton, aged 95, to Rachael Pem birton, pinstee. aged 71. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. October 12. James Read, of Rood-lane, warehouseman, dealer and chapman, at tell, at Guildhall. Nov. 3. George Frederick Stoll, of Ratcliffe Highway, victualler, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Francis William Boweer, George Overton, and Lionel Oliver, of Hirwain, parish of Penderyn, Brecknockshire, iron-masters dealers, chapmen, and copartners, to surrender October el, 22, and Nov. 10, at one, at the Commercial Room, Bristol.— Attornies, Mr. Robert Bigg, Bristol; Messrs. Powell and Jones, Brecon ; or Mr. Edward Bigg, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London. James Hitchcock, of High-street, Holborn, Middlesex, broker and salesman, dealer and chapman, October 13, 27, and Nov. 10, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.'l'urner and Pike, Bloomsbury-square. Edward Overton, Francis William Bovizer; George Overton, and Lionel Oliver, all of Hirwain, parish of Penderyn, Brecon shire, grocers, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, October el, 22, and Nov.lo, at twelve, at the Commercial Room, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Robert Bigg, Bristol ; Messrs. Powell and Jones, Brecon; or Mr. Edward Bigg, Suuthampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London. 'Joseph Mitchell, of Liverpool, salesman, commission -broker, dealer and chapman, October 20, 21, and Nov. 10, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Anomie., Mr. Meddowcroft, Gray's-Inn, London; or Mr. Davies, Liverpool. John Cambell, of Throgmorton-street, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, October 3, 17, and Nov. 10, at twelve, at Guild. haIL Attorney, Mr. Hoir, No. 37, Throgmortou-street. Andrew John Mackenzie and Henry Roper, of Cross-street, Finsbury-square, Middlisex, merchants and corn-factors, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, October 13, 27, at ten and Nov. i at one, at Guildhall. Attueney, Mr. Deuce, BU liter-square, sndrew Geddes and George Evans, of Upper East Smithfield, Middlesex, bottle and flint glass-merchants, dealers and chap. men, and co/Inners, October 3, 17, and Nov. 10, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, and Pearse, Old Jewry. Robert Anstee, of Viralcot, Sontersetshlre, butcher, October 8, 12, and Nov. 10, at eleven, at the New Ina, Horse -street, Bath. ^to:Hales, Messrs. Shephard, Adlington, and Gregory, Bed ford-row, London; or Mr. R. A. Sheppard, Bath. DIVIDENDS. October 17. Frederick Holmes, hate of Messina, bat now in Vere-street, Oxford-Road, at ten, at Guildhall. October 17. Christopher Peel, of King-street, Cheapside, warehouseman, a: ilea, at Guildhall. October 18. Wm. Blackburne, of -Humber.. • stone-street, in the parish of St. George, Middlesex, carpenter and builder, at eleven, at Guildhall. October 3. John Bryant and Thomas Catchpool, of Ipswich, maltsters, at the Bear and Crown, Ipswich. October 24. Richard Jackson, of Manchester, corn-100. • tor, at elev-n, at the Dog Tavern ' Manchester. October .20. W. Soady, Plymouth-Dock, tallow- chand!er, at two, at the Auction Mart Rooms, Plymouth-Dock. October M. John Hawthorne, jun. of Wicksworth, Derbyshire, linen-draper, at twelve, at the , Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. October 28. Stephen Dexter, of ' Belpar, Derbyshire, linen-draper, at twelve, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. October 22. Nathaniel JoLo Winch, New ' castle-upon-Tyne, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. October 20. Robert Saunders Butler s formerly of Kennington, but late of ! Lewing's Mead, Bristol, victualler, at ten, at Guildhall. Octob:r 25 Joseph Whitley, of Callington, Cornwall, tavern-keeper, at eleven, at the Auction Mart Rooms, Plymouth-Dock. October • 29. Edward Smalley, of Leeds, draper, at eleven, at the Bridge water Arms, Manchester. October 23. James Shaw, Liverpool, taylor and draper, at one, at Mr. Murruw's office, Liverpool. CERTIFICATES, October 17. 4.An6 - ew George Gibbons Llw aU , of Nantwich, linen-draper. Samuel Dicker, of Ellerditie, Salop, dealer and chapman.. John Heuder. son, of Charlotte-street, Portland-place, surgeon and apothecary, Richard Dmcding, of Wapping Wall, cooper. Benjamin Wilson of Leeds, flax-spinner. Charles Davis, of Birmingham, shoema ker. Charles Waite, of Aldersgate, haberdasher. Robert Petcisell„ of Lineton.epon-Hull, woollen-draper. Richard Foulkes, of Wilmot-street, Brunswick square, linen .draper. Wm. Clark, of hingsland, Devon, slopseller. Thomas Dykes, late of Great East cheap, chocolate-maker. Richard Haddeu, of the Upper Priory, Birmingham, victualltr. William Griffiths, of Westwood, Wilts, dyer. Jeremiah Royle, of Manchester, warehouseman. William Sharp, of Bradford, Yorkshire, calico-manufacturer. Henry Ab bott, of Ilucklershury, merchant. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPS. Binyon, Swaincon, and Morgan, London, small-wore-menu factures.% Watson and Taylor, Paddington, wharfingers. Slick and Standly, of Fatton, Cheshire, cordwainers arid grocers.— Lea and Owen, Poultry, perfumers. Thomas Thomas and Co. Bristol, snap-manufacturers. Francis Todd and George Bateman, Bread street, Cheaps;de, warehouseinen. Samuel Sbedden and Veter George Coles, Tiverton, Devon, linen-drapers. Joi. Gunn Palmer and Morris Pritchett,. Watling street, commission agents ' and coal merchants. Matthew Wardle and Co. South Shields, ship bread and biscuit-bakers. Burgin and l.aye, of A ylesbury, Bucks, stone-masons. Paull and Evens, Old Compton-street, Soho, Oland colourmen. Samuel Smith and Win. Bloxarn, jun College-hill, London, wholesal: sintielicia. Park s Sa1)1013, Price ArlTSts 101 WM* I N the various complaints incident to the 4 84 frame, there are none more dreadful in their totttA alarnting in their consequences, than the Gtavel andsi e :',r2 In the back, Loins, and madder, and LunilLgw m ey - F e r: l 2, plaints to which every person is liable, and area los a d st6 7 every other species of disorder. 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The result of a long and extensive practice has enslikd dens, by a superior method, to remove venereal est:giallo', bows! inveterate or complicated, without subjecting dos patisatto dr kart restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Cain 'Weis early application is made on 'discovery of the infectina, they he queenly pacform a cure in the shot t space of two days. Thar precedented success of their mode of treatment (which lesson been known to fail in one single instance in &practice of lips% dining which period many thousand persons of bolt searkles been cured, even after severe and injurious methods ballad pursued by other Practitioners without effect), induces doom thus publicly offer their advice. To be consulted daily peesonally, or by letter, by persons d either sex. Letters from the country, contairing a kinhswilk duly attended to, and advice and mediciuss lo:warded t If part of the Kingdom —CO SS and Co. 13, Bouverie-strect HPALTR Altis LANG D R. JAMES'S .ANALEPTIC *ILLS, mi t t I were contrived l is i by t x he m l A n t entor as a ree tez t y for and Which preserved him to an advanced age, are culated fur disorder* of, the Stomach and bowels, fur ir i ee k.„, occasioned by indigestion or flee living; for !Mum, („ ete — ` l Rbtnantatic Complaint•, and for Colds, siigbt Fever*, h 44 from the vicissitudes of air climate. Remorse *IQ b e bot h • them upon eyery trifling Indisposition, and thus their characteristic of promoting longevity will be maintained ; g o timely assisting nature in the due discharge at the aniri a s kil 2 tior.s, they preserve the body it health and fgour. I hey arem cetera as a general family mechcrne,and, as tkty 41, 1 cut 'any confinement, are particularly convenient fur travellers, Suld in Bolas 4s. 6d. each, or six Paul's large Bond. by F. Newbery and Sons, in i.t. Charchiar 1..1 1 many persons mistake the button., purcbuers a re ,"7 . 14 sj i r a v t e i , lis th u a am t tieteisNecungrrhaevredisin4Sa,u-fouseur st d s oo ru ;s t. ft....7 4 Cbe si , be kat ""' at Dr. James's in Bruton-street. IN the ♦arious complaints incident to A. . I , ,myringii tr 4 Taints, &c. tnissi m t i o ptoat ,o r b e l ic i n r t. :: 0 1 : 11 f 4111 :1 lees, 4, (At-Rankest* n and Shat . '2, Poem* Weston, Magog, ti e ury, Dahlia; But stoat, Scat, and d Peck, Hall; Gregn s , ,1 7 001 ; Staias and Ly n & and Lloyd, annio s i m i and win Molicias NE, SPILSBnrs DROPS, ku the an* the bottks. BI of Dl* Kineit Duty as 14441 Donkle eu Shags ilwo Shaker, /* in Win London. , July 14, latt bens* taco year Pk. wabest bigieltalle I co f ami the Palo, I 4i rip, which kr saes 400 bo'esia 64%60 'billing. madman, be blind, presto had btensaind nd by taking a for tad 1.4 hi , rec. - mm*4i to nay grit su r das ad ftl, and after taking do htitrt incsavatience. Is kr ahot:t one sandal* ray w idles ; anal I moan • bus and prnfessiona; stil liscover the ,00,t seem' ding Dileasrs, tke MOW DIED. Lately, on board the Montague Packet, on h's passage from Jamaica, Hume Edwards. Esq. of Westbury, Wilts, only son of the lve Brian Edwards, M. P. for Grampound. At Ciudad kodrigo t on the 13th ult. of wounds received in the battle of Salamanca, Maj. r James Miller, of the 133 th kegi ment of Foot, son of James Miller, Esq. Fort Major of the island of Jersey. At Cuellar, in Spain, the Hon. Praneis 3. Perry, Captain in the 23d Regiment, :vv. nth son of the Earl of Beverley. D. BOERHAAVE's RED PILL, famous throughout Europe for the care of every stage and symp tom of a certain complaint. These Pills are mild, but powerful and speedily efficacious in recent as well as the most obstie.ate casra. '1 he directions are full and explicit, rendered easy to every capacity, by which all persons, of either s: x, are enabled to cure themselves with certa;oty, safety, and secrecy, in a few days, without the least confinement or hindrance of busineis.— Too much cannot be said in praise of this wonde-ful medicine, suffice it to say, that its amazing sale within the last AO years, though seldom cdvenised, is a certain criterion of its immense ut.lty. Another supply is just received by Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Mathews and Leigh, 18,Stra:xl, London; and by all Medicine Venders in the Country. This medicine is a sovereign remedy in chronic rheuma ism g'andular obstructions, and poverty of blood; it al.o remove% al; study eruptions from the surface of the human body; in short, it Lai excelled when seivation and all other remedte s have failed. Tfit — CoMlitiitiA CfiXf.E -- WiiNit — o C PANY,NY, Skinner-street, London, beg leave to solicit the at tention of the Nobility, Gentry. and Public in general, to their very low Prices for the choicest Wines, genuine Spirituous Li quors, rrimest Bottled Porter. Ale and double Brown Stout, for Ready Money only, which will be delivered to order, free of ea pence, to any part of London. •Curietts old Port, of the Vintage of 1806, of the most exquisite flavour • - - - Xl3O Half Pipe £65, Quarter Pipe : - 33 Good Sherry, per Butt - - ,110 Half Butt £5l, Quarter Butt - 29 •Vcry fine old ditto, 6 yrs in the Wood, per Butt - 116 Half Butt £59, Quarter Butt - - $0 *Fine o:d West India Madeira, per Pipe - 116 Half Pipe 4E59, Quarter Pipe - - 30 Per Doz. Finest Port Wine, warranted to have been 6 years in the s. d. Wood, new in Bottles, 13 to the Dozen SO • •Choice old Port, 12 to the Dozen, not crusted - a 0 °Curious olfi Port, warranted to have been 5 years in Bot- tle, 12 to the Dozen - - 57 0 Very old Roriz Port new in bottle - . 58 0 Good Sherry, IS to the Dozen - - 50 0 °Very fine old ditto, warranted to have been 8 years in the Butt, 13 to the Dozen - 54 0 Fine Teneriffe, 13 to the Dozen - - 50 0 *Fine old Bronti Madeira, 13 to the dozen - 63 0 'Finest old West India do. IS to the dozen - - 66 0 *Curiously fine East-India Madeira, warranted to be 12 years 43141,12 to the dozen - - - 84 0 *Ditto Sherry, 12 to the dozen. 70 0 'Claret of the finest quality and flavour, 12 to the dozen 95 0 *Very fine rich and dry Lisbon, 13 to the dozen 48 0 Ditto ditto Mountain, IS do. - - 46 0 *Finest White Noyeau, 1:: do. - - 50 0 'Ditto Pink ditto, 12 do. - - 51 0 Ditto old Rum Shrub, 12 do. - - 46 0 Per Gal. Fine flavoured Geneva - . • 10 6 'Ditto old strong do. • - • 12 6 Ditto very strong - - 13 6 Ditto do. Janttica Rum - - 16 6 ~ Ditto do. Redlands - 33 0 Per Doz. 0 6 7 6 21 0. . 9 4I I 10 II 'il CIIAI.LENGE. I‘fiESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons , late bail . 1 .- 4 6 Majesty's Service, challenge the whole world to.prowes single instance where their Medsc.ne and method of caner* faded of the deeiresi effect. The practice of many years is to particulat branch of their profession has not given roe 01 IP' unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatuent and As of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the cilial which is the consequence of the perniciousbndwasteful effitts of habit long and most unhappily pursued by the lout hoof hods let* in the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of WO Best Bottled Porter, 12 to the dozen nes s ; them her have its ravage, fatally developedto dons blob *Ditto double Brown Stout, 12 du. - teeming state of debility, which, if not timely remedied,W ollll Ditto hquash Perry - - in illipotence. 'throe are its remote and ultimate eft •Finest old Ale warranted 22 months old before bottled suroptions, loss of muscular power,and various nervosa *Finest Burton Ale, do. - - - usa.alty characterise the earth r stages of this solitary "Very curious Coniac Brandy, warranted to be 10 years ) sous kinguishing under the disorder. iuqichloi titalids old, per gallon - - 85 0 treatment is simple and has never proved un *Ditto curious fine flavoured old Rum - IS 6 tour-e of a long, laborious, mid much ritendel prassisit Fine old B. Brandy - - 16 • must obstinate and complicated cases of venereal/4V% Flop old British Holland., superior to most foreign -200 as obstructions in the urethra, spurgy escres b ubcd• ~ as Doing of a more p Articles marked suior Quality r• are what than aiti what heConip u an g y en i7c ra o i n ly nt so w i n ti l , . mors, callous'ulctrs, eruptions, seminal weakness. fileg t4 Those " . n.. STRICTURES, and of the finest flavour. i Whether remelt or of long duration, and which hiss mi _. "Hoe fl avoured yin de Crave, 12 to the Dozen -60 s. • shdl &faller Practitioners ; are by their pus improvod. 'Ditto Bar ac, ditto • • °Old Hock, ditto • - - 654. tr erat e effectually and permanently cured, without thtr i r; 1201. suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hentorshar w'a "Ditto Curious, ditto . 120 s. often follows the applicatf 012 of the lunar caustic. In thsclio!, °Ripe Champagne, ditto .. I:as. so years extensive practice in this n t etropulls,numtroel oo l; 'Noyas hlartiolque ' - - !Yost . Strictures havg been And are daily under their cars, ai1..217 For the conveniency °Ethos* Families who prefer theirWINES eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, j an°l7, in PINES, and fat Connoisseurs in superior Ar.icies the Com- dons mode of practice, superior to any other I'd oar". t " f igh PANT have selected the most curious Wines, &e. and offer the - weakness, relaxation, and tlehility proceed ng !Mid ..„1 following as the most choice that can be produced. 'Fine West India Madeira, l 2 Pints to the Dozen - 561. an Pla d ‘n y t i i go is roU p s e h ed ea il l y tb r . eca L " Wh a e t r i e d *Old East India Ditto of the most exquisite flavour and qua- ted, a proper per severance in their restorative remdalloo% tits, 12 ditto - -. ' - - 455. Stricture has been destroyed, is indispensably regai#ig. °Ditto Malmsey Ditto •. - - 455. the slunsheriug sparks of life, and to real tiese w idi 'Old East India Sherry loh. nomilnillini sad scarcz qua- otheedperiiiiseoty hurestmtoredfLlP"ii. IMessrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by AWN' , so, lity, 12 ditto . - 28 s. the greaten delicacy, secrecy and Isonour, at asis °Fine old dry Lisbon, 12 ditto - • - - 28 s. i 107 siatton-Garden. • thSer eatin °Ditto Calcavella - I . _ . 4Gs. Pedants in the country are requested to state ,..,,,, 3 'Port Wine, newly bottled, from the fittest selected Pipes of l of their case, age, and genral babe of living, Xt. lorr,_ b s - she favourite Vintage of 1806, 12 ditto 28s. rendttance for advice and Medicines, when Me OW' Ditto of the most rare sort, bottled from the most rerions old given or sent to any part of she ins adoni. Wine in the Kingdom, that Las lain in a body nearly'2o • years. This article has all the softness amd flavour of the most rare Wine, and is worthy the attention of the first - Connoisseurs, 12 ditto - . 525. "Luscious Shrub, from •he ducat flavoured oldßntn,l2tlo. 945. *Pipe full Bavou-ed Double Brown Stout, 12 &t 5 . 41. 61; 'Curious mellow Ale, warranted two years old before - hOttled, but of the 10110611.1 , 12111 1 12 ditto, ' . 81, itd. `Ditto • • NIGH WATER Al' LONDON BRIDGE l'O-M0i1110b• . 14fterno 47 nlizio rning —..•••••••• • • • INV ai" ''''''' , LONDON : Printed by Level. Karr. Pieta ri" flild PubLighttl there, sod at th e Saki 044 Tegor"r'