Star. — London, England, 1812-04-30 00:00:00

• _• THE ARMY. .1 Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES MACLEOD, who so gallantly fell at the head of the 43c1 regiment, in the late storming of -Badajoz, was a native of Kent.— He was the eldest son of Major General MACLEOD. Adjutant General of the Royal Artillery. Lieute- Want Colonel MActeon had not attained the MI year of his age ; he possessed a noble heart, an affec- Donate disposition, and every quality that could ren der him estimable in public or private life. Captain MAW, of the 23d Regiment, or *Royal Welch Fusiliers, (killed at the siege of Bada joz) was the eldest soft of Joan HENRY MAW, Esq. of Belle Vue, near Doncaster. In him the ser vice has lost a zealous and intelligent officer ; and his friends have to lament a most hoaourable well disposed young man, and a good Christian. He was at the siege of Copenhagen, and had been employed on the Quarter Master General's Staff; in Scotl a nd, tinder :Lord CA-rue/ter, and at different periods in "-rtugal and Spain, under Sir Jona Moone and the E .1 Of WELLINGTON. An extract from the letter of the Major of the 74th friend, Capta i n t d a a : t i ed 1.3 a 2 s e se ll :. ofCril.l%; M a rch , says=-..- killed in Y . 00r storen. •in a redoubt in front of B a'ajoz last night ('lsth), . with many others. A finer fellow or more dashing . • soldier *Pahl not the. He was beloved by all, and his -fell • is' sensibly felt in our regiment. He was killed:on the point of est . tering the redoubt—the shot went througlahis heart. He had but just recovered • from wounds received in storming Ciudadßudrigo." Theasitole of the reinforcements of cavalry, which . were 'embarked lit PlyinouthaDock-yard i have suc cessively dropt round to Catwater, where they are now busily engaged in taking in forage, preparatoty to sailing ; 1;o convoy is as yet appointed. Five transports are now waiting at Cowes, in the Isle of Wight, to take the ath Battalion of the 60th Regiment to the West Indies. The 7th Dragoon Guards are now on their march from the 'coast of Kent for Romford and Chelmsfurd, and it is expected will be replaced on the coast duty by the Third Light Dragoons, of the King's German Legion. The 2d battalion of the 46th Regiment are ex pected in Dumfries next week, there to remain till further orders. The 2d battalion of the 25th regiment, about 160 strong, marched from Glasgow barracks on Tuesday, on their way to Berwick. Yesterday afternoon the North York Militia passed through the City in waggons. They came from Croy don, and are on their Way to the Nati). A Regiment of Dragoons passed through the City yesterday for Nottingham. The Edinburgh Militia ate ordered to Norman Crass. Extract of a letter front an Officer, dated Badajnz, April 7 When I wrote last I hinted to you the length of time which, in my opinion, it would take to reduce this fortress, but I was out in about tee days ; the rapidity of our operations -was beyond all prece dent. The 4th division and the Light Division, to which, as you know. I belong, suffered the most.— Fever shall I forget the scene that ensued, when from the ditch we ascended to the breaches of Li Trini dad and Santa Maria.—Whole ranks were swept down at a time—now We mounted, down again we were sent—indignantly again we ascended, but hu man valour could not overcome the difficulties that were opposed to us—we did all that men could do— . the ditch was filled with brave dead men. Poor C)NIPBELL fell close by me—a better soldier never . dived. The Portuguese fought nobly—not a man gin.ched from his duty. Our officers of rank were co-; estantly in the front—the privates trodc close.on their tallastt leaders—all was emulation." On Sueday evening, Serjeant .REVNOLDS, of thel 74th Regiment of foe's, preached at the new Metho dist Chapel in S kipton, (in ftAl military uniform) to the largest congregation ever remembered in that town. After a most admirable discourse, a liberal collection was made for the Sunday School of that place. • The 'following copy of a letter, written by a sal ' dier of the 51st regiment, to his wife, in Devonshire, gives a curious and rather unexpected description of. the situation of our army in Portugal. We lay it before our readers ithout comment : 4 , PENA MACOR, FEB, 1812. a My dear Wife —lt is with great pleasure that I write to inform you that I am in good health and spirits.. I have'had a long and tiresome march from Lisbon to this place. I met our regiment on their way to iladajoa. I staid but one Right in Lisbon, but short as my stay was I paid dearly for it, as the Portuguese stole my new boots, my new shirt, and several other things. I got a new pair of shoes, but they are wornanit, and lam going without any. I am sorry to say thatone half of our army is- march ing entirely without shod or stockings. The de. struCtion of the country is very great; a great part of the houses are de:Attlee!, and n t one in ten that arc standing is inhabited,• and the inhabitants are most wletched ; they appear to wart the nezessarics of life. Our rations are- tolerable as to quantity, but the beef is very 'thin ; a man could make use of three men's shares if be -could get thera. E-ery thing here is so amazingly dear s that leis impossible to open your mquth for less than a dollar, Butter is *s. a pound; cheese 3s. a pound ; potatoes are five-pence a pound a :-ice ls. a pound, bread, I am certain is Is. a pound, and eags 3d. each. The ree.;meut never received their first year's clathing %eta the day I joined them, and I assure you the poor fellows wanted it very • much ; for you could scarcely tell which was the first piece Oft their jackets, or what wa's the original colour. Our strength is nearly three hundred men,i we have about the same number sick and absent, and we have buried about the sane number tine sve have been in this country." Two French Officers; who had broken their parole, and were apprehended inliest, were brought to town irr a poit .chaise and four on Tuesday afternoon, guarded by two light horsemen. They were con .-veyed to the Thames Police Office, and afterwards committed to Bridev♦ell. This circumstance gave rte to a report Of 4 committment to the lower. HIRE 4T DIITON MIA: Tuesday night, about 10 o'clock, a fire broke out at the west end of the mansion of the Right Hon. Lord MONTAGU, a(Ditten Park, near Datchet. The flames communicated with astonishing rapidity to every part of the edifice, which being of great antiquity, wains cotted throughout, and intersected with numerous staircasts, presented little opposition to the devouring element. The engines of Windsor were sent with ail possible expedition, and a large party of the 29th re giment there stationed, rendered every assistance , of intrepid perseverance. Before 5 o'clock, however, the whole of the interior was consumed, leaving only a part of the outer walls standing. By the exertions of all present, the greater part of the furniture and other sutllles of value were preserved. The acci. dent is supposedto have originated in the excessive heat 'toe Hues which passed through the apart ments for the purpose of airing them. This house was built by Sir Ralph *Winwood, Secretary of State to James I. on the scite of a palace which had been occupied by Cardinal Wolsey ; it was for many years the residence of the late Lord Beaulieu, at whosc de cease it came into the family of Buccleugh. DIVIDENDS to be made at UUILDI-1A1.1.. May e 3. J. Keens, Basingstoke, dealer, at ten. May 19. J. Sut ton; butcher, at twelve. May 23. J. hlllll, Queen-street, lead- met chant, at twelve. May 26. J. Simmons, Lamberhurst, shop keeper, at 12. May 19. J. Sisson, Lombard -street, banker, at 11. May 26. J. Robertson and J. Stein , of Lawrence Pountney-bill, merchants, at twelve. May 20. J. Stevenson, Oxford -street, dealer, at twelve, May 26. J. Clark, Broad -street, Westniinster, upholsterer, at ten. May 19. R. Soanes, Mark-lane, provision merchant, at one. May 19. W. AddiXorking, linen draper, at twelve. May 2'. T. Freeman, Aldermanbury, l'arehouseman, at ten May 19. R. Ward, Old•street, victualler, at twelve. May 23. T. Andrews, Basinghall-street, Blackwell-hall-factor, at 12. May 19. J. Dim, bush lane, merchant, at ten. May IG. J. G. Werninck, Plymouths merchant, at eleven. • DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Junelh Q. Levett, Hull, merchant, at eleven, at the George, Hui. May 19. J. Underhill, Birmingham, merchant, at one, at the Swan, Birmingham. May 26. C. Pajot, Birmingham, pork butcher, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birrniegharn. May 22. J. Weston, Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe, Liverpool. May n. J. Howr., Wantage, currier, at ten, at the Altred's- Head, \Vantage. May 13. J. Steele l Landaff, cote-merchant, at one, at the Cardiff Arms, Cardiff. May no. J. White, Birming ham, ta•lor, at eleven, at the Swan, Birmingham. May 18. J. Rodger, Sheffield, merchant, at th.ven, at the Tontine, Sheffield. May 2t).1. Simmons, Leicester, druggist, at four, at the Swan, Birmingham. May 23. 1.. W. Windsor, Portsea, auctioneer, at one, at the George, Portsmouth. May 20. J. Reyuolels, Swansea, tanner, at twelve, at the Macitworth Arms, Swansea. May 19. W. Lever, of Little Lever, cotton-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Star, Manchester. May 25. G. Alstom Plymouth, builder, at 12, at the Commercial Inn, Plymouth. May 23. E. Creasser, Great Driffield, chemist, at ten, at the Tiger. Beverley. May 20..1. Hill, Aminster, victualler, at 11, at the Golden Lion, Lyme Regis.— , May 19. J. M. Guest, Birmingham, merchant, at 1, at the swan lung Birmingham. CER:rIFICATER, MAT 19. _ _ J. and M. Davy, Broad-street, merchants. T. Merryweather, Lincoln, taylor. S. Rogers, Liverpool, merchant. J. Stmon(4, Min/in-street, haberdasher. E. Gratton,Liverpool, gla T. Worboys, Edmonton, wheelwright. J. Pailethorpe,New stead, merchant. J. Austin, Lamb's Conduit -street, linen-draper. 'l'. Pringle, Newcastle, dealer. L. Jaymond, Snub Audley.street, milliner. It: Noble, Chipping-On7ar, bricklayer. W. H. Cooper, Walworth-curnmon,surveyor. ♦V. Crabtree, Leeds, merchant. PAR . INEIGHIPS DIoSOLVED. 3. and J. Timbrell, liorsely-down, wowed-manufacture r 3.— .Robson and Coston, stuck-broken. §ttrtbay and Elwood, Pt ;Ter street, hat-znNters. Pellatt and Co. Rs.dcross-street. '1110:nab and Co. Liverpool, manufacturers. Harman and Morris, busk-lane, fronmong,rs. lllingwonh and Nichol', Pall-rnall,wine-merchants_ DIED, Friday; at his house, Hermitage Park, tont Edinburgh, Wil burn Gvldes, Esq. of the Edinburgh Wass Worlii, Leith. GILEAD HOUSE NEAR LIVERPOOL. _ . DR. SOLOMON announces to his numerous Cus- Omen, that he has just sent to 'its Agents a fresh supply of his much-esteemed cordial, BALM of GILEAD, being a sure remedy for debilities" after long levers, nervous disorders, and weakness peculiar to tie female sex, chohc, flatulence, sicknets, vomiting, lose of appetite, gouty spasms of ti.e stoma ch, hyreri cal and hypochondriacal affections, lowness of spirits, and the v:.- rious direful complaints usually stiled nervous disorder . . Price Itis. GI each bottle, or family bottles 335. each. VT. R. SPILSBURY, from his success in Scrophu- ILL lons Cases, may be consulted any morn!eg betwetit the hours of Eleven ant 'Hirer, at his Dibpensary, No. 15, Soho square, London. Patients w.s!:ing to cons.lt him at their own houses,- on distac:s of the joints, scorbutic liv.l eruptive corn previous to making use of the Patent An . iscorbutic will have a decided opinion as to the probabilry of SUCCC33.- leans of attendance may be known at the 1/Ivens:try, No. 15, Soho-square. As there are numerous counterfeits, please to a...k for Spilsbury's Patent Antistorbutic Droks with the King'sduty primed in black ink, in bottles of ss. Ed. double bottles lUsh and arger LI 21. duty tneuded. Coar;ound Essence Bs. Dispensary, No. 15, Soho-square, London. AN Officer in th e aiLty, who wore powder, and is in mourning through a death in hi. family, wished :o• ieava it off, but his whiskers being rAtitsh and part grey, he considered it a disfigurement—Seeing an Advertisement of the Russia Dye, applied to the Propritur to know if it would change his whiskers dark; the liroprietor was so certain of it, he wished the Genth.- man to take a bottle on trial without paying for it, which the Gentleman declined, but bought one, and called in a few day s again to shew b s whiskers were changed dark, and was so pleased, he I..ft his addre a, that it am Gentleman doubting the :Move, they might be referred to him, but does not I.ke ins yam.: to be pt,bitsbed. _ taeritlemen having reddish gri.y whiskers, or eyebrows, may irramdtately make them dark or black. Ladies and Gentlemen making a trial will convince that the Russian Dye is the bast article in the world fur making red or grey hair on the head, or ou any other place, dark or black; is warranted innocent; not only darkens, but alsd thickens the hair and whiskers, and is not like other compositions that are sold for a similar purpose, which are of a corrosive nature, and moitly chainge the hair to a purple cast. A Lady es distinction hat declared to the Proprietor that for years bad been obliged to wear false hair, alth rah having tolerAtly geed hair of her own, but it bemg:grey at an early eg:, through some weakness in the growth, and steing an ad vertisement of the Russia Dye, resolved to make a fair trial of it, and so great w•as the addition, that her intimate friends ' wculd not believe, site had lilt off the false hair, without a mi. note investigatinst. and now constantly uses the Russia Oil to ranisten her hair when dres.ing, as it prevents its falling off, and on etc bast change immediately usis the Russia Dye, which at all Lthlts gives the ynuthful appearance, as when at tat years of age. Price Half-a. Guitea a bottle, or a dozen bottles £5. . bold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the Proprietor, A. PRINCE, John-Erect, Oxtord-street, I.ott.ion, (observe, it private house, oppo4te No. 7); and, by appointment liendrie and Sons, Perfumers to her Majesty, Tichhorne-street ; Gateie, 52, New Bond -street; Bacon, 150, Oxford-street; Withers, 229, Strand ; Davison and Son, 59, Fleet-street; Rigge, 65, Cheapside, and 52, Park-street; Ward, 1124, Holborn, Bolton, Tutt, Royal Eachange ; and of mos: principal Perfumers and Medicine Ven ders in the Usdtcd Kingdom. , I.adies and Ventlemen who have a favourite horse, that by the rubbing of the saddle, or from any othecoccident, have white specks, by the use of the Russia Dye tan make them as dark as its former colour. Merchants, Captains, also Country Shopkeepers, sending their Orders to any Wholesale Perfumers, or Medicine Venders they deal with in London, will receive liberal allowance. Ladies and Gentlemen residing in the country, by Inclining one pound in a letter, will recive one guinea's worth of the above. A CAUTION. — As most valuable articles are tried to be coun terfeited% and envious persons copy my advertisements and bills, and advertise cumpoaitions for a similar purpose, thesefure be particular, for your own sake, to ask for Princesitussla Dye for changing the hair; and observe the ever of eels batik is glint... col with guidan sold SALES BY AUCTION DESIRABLE RESIDENVE, EAST SIDE OF FAVISTOCK SQUAR E, With Coltch-house and Stable, Garden, Green-house, ace. Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway't, on Tuesday, May 12, at Twelve, • - ADesirable LEASEHOLD . ESTATE ; corn. prising an eligible DWELLING-HOW, convenienrly planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman' Famtly,contain ing on the ui per storey four good rooms, second floor three excel lent bed-rooms neatly papered, closets,&c.; first floor two capital drawing rooms with folding doors, elegantly papered a.id fitted up, finished with vatuary marble chimney-pieces, balcony bi front the whole length ; on the ground floor a good entrance hall paved, excellent dining-parlour, breakfast-room finished wiih stuccaed walls, closets, &c. stone staircase to the cecontl sto:ey ; in, the basement housekeeper's and butler's room, kitchen, wash house, scullery, larder, wine -cellar, and reotny vate.t4 at the back and front, for beer, coals, Lecc. a coach-house and -stable, with loft and room% over, an open garden, green-house, Ste. To be viewed by Tickets ; Particulars had on the Premises ; at Garmway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square ; where Tickets for viewing may be had. NIONTAGUE-STREET, RUSSELL,,-SQUARE. Desirable FAMILY REcIDENCE, in the thou complete order fur the Imim diate Reception of a Family. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Tuesday, May 12, at Twelve. AVERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESI'ATE ; comprising an extensive DWELLING-HOUSE, desir ably. situate, No. Montague-street, Russell-square, over looking the Museum Garden, in the most complete order, being recently finished by a Gentleman fur his cwn Residence; containing, on the upper storey, three excellent Rooms ; second Boor, two Bed-chambers, a Dressing-room and House-ma's Clout ; principal storey, two elegant Drawing-rooms, finished in a very neat style, and communicating by folding-doors ; ground Boor, meat Entrance-ball, Dining-parlour and Libraty, finished with stuccoed walls ' water -c!oset, &c. stone staircase to the se cond floor; in the basrment are appropriate offices, with wine cellar, and vaults for beer, coals, &c. a garden at the back. 1 . 6 be viewed, by tickets ; Particulars maybe hal on the Pre mises; of Messrs. Baynes and Blamire, Solicitors, I.Mcoln's-inn; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square, tif whom Tickets for viewing may be had. f .1.-STREET, CAVENDIA 1-SQUARE. Capital Famil; Residence, with Offices of all de.criptions, large Garden double Coach-house, and Stables 1; r live Horses. Di IN r.ROBINS, at G arrawars, on Tuesday, May 12, at twelve, AV E RYcIigibIeLEASEHOLDESTATE; com pi ieng a capital and itb.tantial Dwelling-house, in com plete repair, planned for the accommodation, and fit for the im. mediate reception of a Isluideman or Gentleman's Fatuity; con tains on the ground-floor IA handsome entraacr, paved hail, a di ning-parlour (2S feet by 16), a breakfast-parlour (IS' feet by 15), a study, and water-closet ; on the principal floor, a drawing-roost (v; Set by 16), with folding doors to an anti-room (14 fret by 16), a back drawing-room (15 feet by 15), amid a, large dressings room ; on the second storey are six excellent bed-chambers r aid four roomy attics over and leads, a principal and secondary vaii cast., convenient domestic (Aces of every description in the base ment storey, %Vial WOW, and dry crilarige, vaults, &c. wash house.and laundry aeipiining, with servants bed-rooms, a fire :tall ,table, two double ewe:: houses, with loft and ruin over, a spacious airy garden at the back of the house, rpwards of 70 feet de-;s.—May be viewed by tizkets, which. with Particulars, way br had of Mr. It ohins,Warwick-street, Goldem-s4uarr. 11ERTS-BELMONT PARK. Freehold Estate, the principal pan Tithe-free, and Lard -tax re -4ecnied.-1 hi- spacious elegant Family Mansion, thriving Plan tations, Meadow and Arable Land, near 100 Acres. By Mr. ROLIINS, At Carrawars, on Tuesday, May 12, at Twelve, in One 1.04 ['HE very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, -1- Tithe-free, and Land.tax redeemed, called BF.I.MON PARK, near the village of East Barnet, and writhio 10 miles of London : comprising an elegant Family Residence, seated un a beautiful eminence, commanding extens.ve" views in all di.: .ctions, planned for a Family of the First pistioction, with offices of Al description., lawns, and pkasure•grounds, tastefully disposed dry gravel walks, and tin lying plantations, excellent kitchen garden, walled round, and well stocked with the finest frnit-t&y, peach house, two graperics, ice -house, &c. farm-yard, and convenient • buildings, an entrance lodge, and carriage drive to the House, surrounded by upwards of u 2 acres of rich meadow land, in a rid/. fence, and 14 acr::s of ar.;ble land; held under the Crown for a long term, at a trilling rent. The whole forming an eligible h.q.- per:) , for the Residence t fa Gentleman's Family ; excellent reigh bourlmod, good roar's, and beautiful rides in all directions, and only ten miles from London. M.ty.be viewed by Tickets; Particularitin the Premises; at the Cat, East Earnet ; Red Lion, and Green Man, Barnet ; Castle, Higi;;AT C..erry-Tree, Southgate; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square; where Tickets for viewing may be itae., _ad a Pan of the Estate aeen. NEAR GUILDFORD, SURREY. Cspital Freehold Estate, near Five Hundred Acres, called Down. ' Place Manor farm, abounding with Game, an eligible Pro perty for investing Mooey, or Tor Residence. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, May 28, at Twelve, by order of the Propeetor, under the authority of the Commissioners for the Sal. and Redemption of the Land-Tax, r rHE very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE,' ,called DOWN-PLACE MANOR FARM, abounding twirls Game, Coppsces and Wood. Land, with a capital Walton or Farm Housr, Offices of all descriptions, Barns, S ahles ' Cattle sheds, and various Out-Windings and Cottages, together with sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in a good state of cuhivaion ; the whole Estate comprising upwards of Four Hundred and Eighty Acres, in a ring fence, in possession of Mr. George E for the remainder of a term of twenty-on . years, which expires at Michacirr.as, 1817, at a ts:ry low old rent, but i:nmediate possession of part ofthe Land may be had, if re quired. This Est:ot forms a very desirable property for a resi dence, being all vnnpaet, a healthy and eleso.e.l situation, goad roads, and excellent neighbourhood, only two in les froth Guild ford, 4 from Godalming, 8 from Farnham, and 32 from London. May be vie..ved by applying to Mr. Ellis. the tenant, of whom Particulars may be had; and at the White Hart. Guildford; of Mr. Moons, King's Arms, Godalming; al the Fountain, Pons mouth; Bush, Fa/ohs:lt ; Jua. Kingston; of Messrs. 'ono:it'd Green, Solicitors. Salisbury-iquare, Fleet-street, London; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-.veer, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. CP.ING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. WORNIS are the most frequent sources of Chil dren's Disease..—Their symptoms every parent rid guar dian of children should be acnuainted with. They occagon lobs of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation and irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains; they bring on convulsions; they affect the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a preventative and cure of these alarming complaint% the ab:iie excellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters in this country, both in rittat and respectabi lity, to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success la their own families, stamps Its mint beyond competition, and gives a banction to it, of which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. Parents and others, Who have the care of children, should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, when ever the stomach or bowels of Children are any way disordered, which it wiU always be found to relieve. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. side, London; Sharp and &lam, Portsmouth; Jones, Weston,. Alimot, and Mallory, Portsea; Hail and Johnston, Gosport, Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peck and Roes, and Turner, Hull ; Holland, Cookwortby, Netddton, and Uilhert, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, Ind Swioney and Co. Birmingham; Billing. and Lathbury, Liverpool; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter ; Smith, Manderton, Reaburn, Scott, and Bax ter, Edinburgh; Baxter and M'l)onaid, Glasgow; Bulgen and harry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; Swinten, Les ter; Edwards and Penny, Liverpool; and retail by most country noticing venders, iat boxes, at Ls. 94. and 51. 64. each, =Ames Arrtsccau Nort aknothtr Instance of the sorrier - Si*, IN gratitude for the very hurried by your invaluable Medicine. case, and which I am desirous you of toll - veins humanity. From a ' shiot ri ck. d, several large acre hl companiml by a running of very offs years reduced me so weak that l was s: °nibs—during this time! made - moat rel:ertable gentlemen of the Newcastle, from whom I toot:great at I .ngsh pronnur.ced my case incur! Log, that on account of my exhausted tate my area, the only possible hope' my life, my appetite having quite left Jolting forward to my ilissoholon, per, the cures perfotnits: 41 your bookseller, your agent here, for ceived considerable beneft, my appetin tin my arm considerably beats, aid by t. was restored to a good state of health, an, healed, since which ante I have ront'nnes lamentable state to which I was rcdUCtd, is well known In tlul neighbourhood. 1 am. Sir, your obedient humble stream, DAVID M'CLIAK. Attested by Thos. Appleby, Bookse:l2r, and William Itu.staa, ' Watchmaker, North Shelds. To Mr. Liguori', Surge.'n. Manchester. 'These drops are sold in moulded squsre bnttles, at anl 4s. 64.—One 1 1 t. bottle is equal to these ss. bd. ones . Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Lignum's No. 57 i Bri.lge. street, Manchester ;by J. hvai.s and Sou 41, Loog- lane, Wed Smithfield; and by mot Me4i :.ne Veuldt. Tj EMARKABLE CURE.—Rich. Simison, El. 'M. 45, Poland-street, Uarord-stcre, near r 4) years of ;ta e , Ls communicated to Dr. Senate one of the most ex , raotttnar7 Cur l a a paralytic . 3 .ff..e.ion which has ever occurred in the annals of Medicine, 'and which has been effected by the use of. Dr..SEs NATE'S BALM of MECCA, without the aid of any oilles rem dy what( ver. This C en , 'man ltas had several attacks of •he disease, and in his Letter tothe INrctor expresses himsd; in the following words." The List attack was most severe,' was maimed Ito my bed for upwards of nine mouths, could not in the least aulst myself. or write my name if the whole world had been gi ves es ! for (*ming so, alit you see hose well I can s.T.te now ; a certain e er y I eminent Physician, newlis attendance on hi, M a j es ty, anto l ed me alt the time, and after prescribing all the usual re me di es, id lad in the most candid and liberal manner, Mr.Simisoo, I ea' de co 1 , route for you." Thus asserted by the must eminent medical to leot4, a , - a hopness ca‘ , ., helpless, ;nd ir.ca• able of perfortnig the come vin :.,.:cations of rr.y vet. saian, I was reconswoodedhy a [,stud to try your Medicine , which so the astonishment dant** i knew me, has res:orci nip to .nerfert health, and I weaver Iknown to he iti .0 c h hiz.h Ppint : ; it there fore appmts tom dug any further dela...in in :Liu .: my case k• own to you, aced node Todd. would he in a:: of raj t.•(..e ; the prejudice] part elthe : community may suppose that this is .ui etlgserated natetamt,ee !a ,jecrptii.o, but those 11%.1.0 W:ii take tie trouble to Inquire Mil find that I mu incapable of lending nty tia:ltz to a falsehood. (Signed) RIC:AMID SUALIOIL The Dabs a Mecca is prepared by Ur. Senate, 47, ton-row, Rowell-square; and meld by his Agee. his= Chensiat, ten, Sassed, /Mir St. Chemist's Clutrett end reed by taw: respectable Medic:se Viewless, pies Is. per pseketor de ! quantity of four In one for a solnea. Observe the Doctlr's airman. E. Senate, in bishafttiderblet I *on the outside of each paAet, or it cannot be gessine. SOCIAL. II r IPPINESS. MARRIAGE glould be' the foundation of Said Happinca 4, which is often .21srorb:ii through the ponies that form the ninon not taking thaw precautions wkick wail et. cure them the enjoyment of that great dontestk Mesita'. Pesss of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of Nedloct ; but ukeri the constitution• has been tainted by disease, or thdalisatedkyl certain habit contracted at an early an a renovation of mbar 'previous to eineertg that state is indlPensibly requisite to tries the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the systems FE no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy ifysio , 'neat happiness than those which erode consequence of eagusideil ;pleasure. It was tkii consideration which induced Mel CURRIE dud Co. for these last twenty years, to direct &silt 1 dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure ofdpllio nereal Disease ; as also to the disorders arising from the 040 !tire practices of inconsiJgrate Vomit Several 14461010011. Gentlemen of the first respectability have been toile Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of compleialstlies Ithee, strictures, &c. and having received a radial .nd elite, request that references may be made to theist alillabilif evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Crinkled COI I plan of treatment. Many of these gentleman itadstrictaresfieth 1 0 to '2O years, and wet.: under the care of Maim Hunk, Ifres viside, and other surgeons of equal eminent., who aturosi their cure by the application of the lunar caustic,witheutselolo. -.—........- ... • sTalcrum . .s, Whether recent or of long duration, aWd ircklet hare WM& skill of otiter Practiti o ners ; are by their present unproved ph. reatnunt, effectual!) and permanently cured, without thepstila offering the excruciating pain and alarming hetuoren,ge 9016 often follows the application of tisc lunar caustic. In the covillsi 20 years extensive practice in this metropolis, numtletis clad Strictures have been and are daily under their care, dr aid Iradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and sip* dons mode of practice, superior to any other yet adapted. Meals. Currie and Co. may be rionsulted by patients Sex, with the greatest secrecy anti honour, at their hseis o lli!s tO7, liattian-Garder..-1 erten must lse pot TO TH9MAS TAYLOR, ESQ , No It, NEW BRIDGE-STREET, lIONUrItED 3114 BEG leave to inform you r that 179 0 , I had been afflicted with the Luis its obstinate:y resisting every course of medicine most eminent of the faculty herr, and under courses of salivation, and twice tV.wharged little relief, vrotild apptat to be or Use most the sprlug of last year my di.ordse had r ' truly to put a period to my exigence. I. drown of my bead, nay on each arm, and nut in a frightful manna; sug rtbt wvs had been it a state of ulceration foe the la bad also two nodes upon it, was very much Die such excruciating pain, particularly nearly to &Trite me of rest; in this lamentabk commended by Mr. 1. Thompson. (wbo recd by them here,) to take your Leake's Patent to do on the uoth May ; in the course r.:ceive• benelt—ir little mom than a head and arms were soundly healed—soon leg healed , also: leaving, however, tioo in the skin, anik pain in,the bone . blessing of (3.4, and a little 10111R1 reneVeraflee ble Medicine, subsisted ; the uod:s dispersing. ? itsnatural hue, and the nocturnal Itainagradialil became, by your liberal advice and enedithic. ' my former cuittplaints--have retovinid .trent% and aw. becrome bully aed fat, fn timed many months to the astonishment am at a loss in what terms to express n 1 for the good of other suffering month, public a.e possible, as I shall on every occasion-10 wilil ;ready oblige, Sir, your grateful obedier.t 'ant, Swan's Close, High•street, Edingurgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Prop:tryst , Member of the Royal Coale of Surgeons I No. 9, Were Bridg...-wreet ; They areas° wild by his appointineut , 15, St. Alliaiewstieet, Pall ; the ford -street; Disborouglee, No. 7, ;mate the Monument; anti by one person town In England, Ike. i;. boxes only es. 9d fulland plain directions, wheretij pstsoni , t'sesuselves wth ease and • • HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGI 44011- Milindng....."•• •on .41 , woo lke 0.p..••• •• • • A&------ LONDON: Printed by Lava:. Karls _ publi•beJ there, and at We bur *Lei • Rl3ln7cDR OPS. n.r.i Shields, Sept. t 7, and wonderful Eff.aey of Mrs extraerdinary cure per. edicine, I beg leave to state my u sbon:d publish for the benefit bruise I got in my sent whew talons ulcers wtre formed, se. offensive matter, which in we was confined to my bed for IS . application to a umber of the e faculty at this place sad at eat quanti.:es of medicine, hat arable, nth. tame time lament. wed state, they could not amp.. >pe they then had of rob nging left me. Inthls deployabl e state, f happily r e ad i u t h e newsps- Droin. I sant to Mr. Apple; y 1 one bottle, fram whi c h I te a ppetite returning, and the nkers I.d by taking two bottles more I :31th, and the a`cers completelY ront'nned perfectly well. 'fhb Tl,ollr,at dWr'Tram:i.:ol. • post pdd. 1.011, ESQ. • EET, LONDON tat ever since the year ~uts Vanes; whkb,ftwin medicine prescribed hydra undergoing 6~31 win Cud from the tiosphalorbb most invdente =tam in ad got to such a head, an I had a brge t=ree r di and my leis wets brat* nu d rea df u lly painful, at& at last seven years; rig la such discolowcd, mg • iy when warns su , 0 anentabk state, I inis so received so :teals CIO Prom IKll,,whichl hire t of a fortnigle.. l Fro IP i month the ale4a.ll l l l .won after. the Nelda mg , considerable dueslowe• arise net, which, h die wesvrance in your Weir pursing, the Am vadially gains et.- 1 dicidei P d m yform eriglti et spirits ! "frail est . ,hn which statelweill ae ent of all Who kW ado ny g ratitude. hie itid , to nuke this tai awe sceswon—in 0 deill re übediett very InsestiewP ALLX.. MOOS& Tb• vreetnr floras fefilts ; main LUntion, 2l wt. at the retiega rs h ilb T"ll°Pistted-ha1.116. glow l er iesE °ll. lon Si everl• . 9d. each, sousallo ar •• sussinfeathest st LIDOI fo-golo' taiga Aw l ~. 16 n goo seed Pielva • Teme" .ll • • • "