Star. — London, England, 1806-12-16 00:00:00

DV3LIIe. DEC. te. T a le s's) , at the'Caule. t.ii. knee the Lord Liar. tenant was pleated to coder the honour of Knight fu via on "Mr. Calm. a Gentleman well kir•wn for his T ra ,,ets; and intereliing valuable defcriptiont irt va Timis C..untries. and particnlarly for the joR and liheral account of (vtlf Nation, in, his work imi led, The Siraeger is Irked. We confider ibis malt of favour conferred by our amiable and patriotic Vice r,,y, as much a compliment to Ireland, at . to the Gentleman individually ctinCerned, fer while it pays a trihtne to perfonal merit, it proves an approba tion of a work, which has endeavoured to refuse our country horn illiberal abort, and utifchitvout mifre prefentation. hilifday. the Etrotota (loop of war, Captain Metals, failed from Conk harbour for the Downs, baying three ti anfportt under convoy, one of which bad troops on board. THE THEATRES'. The length and importance of tilt Wt week% communication* from the C.atiuent ye twitted eete Wades tbe following arti cles booed Dautv•LAlll.—After the reprefentation of The Travel/err, on Wetineflay night, a new After-piece, under the whimfical title of Mr. hf--, was rifted, for the firfl time. The limy is fimple, and may be given in a few words. The fcene lies at Bath. where Mr. H—, a gay Weft Indian, makes his appearance. From his ray and elegant addrefs, and from his affluence and (*odour, he gets introdutied . o the moltfafhionable circles, and fo (mitten with his .abi. lities w a MO Lwirda,rhat fhe promifeb him het hand. During all this time, he paires tinder the anonymous diftinllion of Mr. - 11—, and is put in frequent pain by the impertinent enquiries of Rte ladies to difcovcr his femme. 'IM% at a route, he inadvertently betrays, and lets dip the name of Ho:1,0 I The ladies in. flantly difcard him, all but Lucinda, and her fcruples are overcome on his friend BAN( producing a licence from the King, allowing Mr. HogOlh to change bib tame into Amen. This is the ground work of Ibis pro -duction.—The author has kept his name a ferret. In the eoutfe of the firfl aft, various marks of difappro bation were pretty decidedly expreffed. and when the name liorifefi came nut, the roar of eerdbye was •tr'uly imperious. Mr. ELLISV.II, the hero, was very %Milt/fly heard thereafier, and the curtain fell amidlt • a vivlent clamour of applaufcs and hiffes. The Perfi,nners,ELLISTON,W&WITZIM , BARTtaY. Miti.Libig, and Mrs. S an antiquated Lady if fafbion, did ample juflice to their repeaive the ' ratters. There were Come good pints in the dialogue, •but the vulgarity of tha hero's name, and the fah. terfuge and tranGtion into that of Bacot., excited the contempt of a molt numerous and refpeet..ble audience. The Farce has fence been withdrawn. The Prologue ; delivered by Mr. ELL:sew', was much applauded, ands as follows : If we have famed la pers down a asme, All civil web- bred authors& the fame. Survey the columns of our Daily Writers— You'll end that fume Initials are great fightets:-- Mew Sera the Chock, hew fatal is the jar, When Euften W. Matt Lieutenant It. With two Rout Seconds, jam of their own gizzarl, s:.,rots Captain X. and rough old General I ! Letter to wet (preach the dire alarms, Till half she Alphabet h up Is arms. Nor vilthkfs luftre have labials ®abe t To grace the geeder weak d UM. thin. When the Vi4eaten ebbe pehhe talk, Soft perms glyes letter sod a dans Where vice, mined in Ike, (brinks to a failing, And Ides half Its groffitets by curtailing. FAI3 a 'Alin told in Ihch a modeft way -0 The Oak of Colonel h. with Mrs A." You malt excuro them—(or what la there, fay, Which feels pliant Vowel mull not grant To fuch a very prcifing Confenant Or who Poetic junks dares difpute, When. mildly medusa a Lever's tuft, The Wife's a !ROI o—hergend man, a move! Sven In the homelier fumes of boneft life, The coarfe.fpun Intermark of man and wife, hitials, I am toll, have taken place Of Dcary, Spoofe t and that old-failnored race : And clause, dby brother Snip to tea, • Replies, Illeenk—but it don't sell with ate—. " elvsle Meatball things t o M c ,. C--," 0! 6004 this mincing fathloa ever tikes& sitoriof living heroes to the dead. Move would Ambition ligb and bang her head, As each proud fyltable Mould melt away. Her Alexander turned into' great A. A thigh C.—her-Clear to egpref•— .Mer Scipio nserteced to a Raman S • And akliti and dock% to thee sew modes of (peed, .._..._... Great Hannibal Hates COVISIT GatDi 14.--A : new . Anse. called Ar uw ; Or, Free and liehollai iss.',Thealdnbrnifen: pro. dared at this , Theatre.• 11116•Tkveratitir are Mr Toby Tritely • . • 114 rt Tboro - ',gr./ hansom Jack Familiar - Lawn. alcove - - fir. Lirroir Ica rrial Mr.,CMAPMAN lady Litigious - - • Mts. DAV:MPG:LT Harriet Smoot - MU. LOOMS Mrs. Cbeiaer • - • Vital rasa. Sit lay Tritely and /0 .t.itigiear have-had a saw► fait about a oaalla4had lands, which is referred to . -the arbitration of York F.amitsar, a paling . laminar, -whom Sir Toby, in hii eageraefs to. itifineoce in the deeifion of the difference, invites to hie bottle.... -Familiar, once ',lived, tits free Illarrtri, whom her puerdien, .kirlikyi hen confined, in order to force her -sato alwareiage with T bro. The yodels-lady elopes in male agile to an inn. which is- kept by Chapter, who, notwlthltandiug his,wife'sjealonly,„talces her un ..der hicovroproteiti - m•to the hoofs of Lady Litisious. Her Lair& pi sieeeives tht diareifed.ditaritel, with the trertheroturisiew of deliwaring.her to - 7 baw in liqui. dation rf x debt. yank Familiar, being insdieed.lo‘ifi; Lob. Lifisima, meets and marrier'Thirrfet t and; on . looking nisi() the popers tinder which the litigating • pettiest ea-aim. awards thatch, property -liclangs not to Either of them, bot-te poor Ciscues. • ' farce, of which 'the author is. tost-gtorrally 'known, ci mains a goOd deal of Ng n e,,st n d fevcral very ludicrous jrusidents. It was adinitatly delivered by Law's, Lisrow, BLANC/1411D. Mrs. Deb. ass spar, and Mils Loc Au: Tlure are 'recta; comic foras, which were received with tlic,greatell applaufe, particularly one by Li srow,on the driving of two ;tasks at a time ; and one by Mils Trate, on Der Own figure. The Author introduced hirnfrlf to the audience in a rather quaint Prologue, very wa:l fi?oken by FARLF.Y, in the secal:ei chnr.tler of agar ref er,tpd the piece ss in t oft with perfci alai through amt. , • LAP INTE!iftleisci. LIMIT OP KtNrrs DENcti, NM. II: Li* -- This day the Court fat for a eery lhnrt fpitti time, and difpofed of a few patty jury caufea,:yitt enniaini on the lib t thele being concluded, the Ltarned Judge, Lord E LLLLL °sou° w, being obliged to attend the taming of Parliament, adjourned the Cohn till to-Morro* Ohio day.) nteifseist . 9.;--jttinas. Owing to theneglea of feveral Jurymen to attend during the,fiatiogs, there have been on feveral days °cultism' interruptions fir want of a Jury. Several Jurymen were accordingly fined 401. Some were fined twice. One Gent th&ta ipplied•perfnnally to his Lordfhip to be stalled the fine t. and hated, that lid refided partly in-tisit amenity, and was unable to get to town in time, and that he had direited his auto. ney, whom he litppOred to be acquainted er4h the praBice of the Court, to procure an CieVito bi made for him. Lord Es.t.awaolovom declared that it cowld nntbe endured that any perfon fbould el - aider the office of a Juryman a matter to be exculed by employing an attorney ; that it was one of the molt itnporttnt that could be call upon any one. That for the ecinve , nience.of the Jurors they might be perrairteitto fettle amongfi themfelves, how and when they could attend, and who ibould attend ; and as long as the bitlinefs of the fuitors who attended with their witnefes at great expence was not delayed, he felt no inclination to enforce rigoroufly the penalties of tne law ; but whenever it happened that bufinefs was delayed, he was obliged to tmpofe a fine upon the abfentees. This Gentleman was fined twice, and his Lordibip laid yefterday, that if he attended regularly till the end of the fittings, he fhould be nettled the lafi fine. To day the fame Gentleman was upon the July, and was very particular in 'Wog many queftions - of the wit neffes ; and fecund to thew great anxiety in the punt tual difcbsrge of his duty to the public. lIRADIRIRII V. TIIICRIIROOI4. Sir VICARY Glees Rated, that the Plaintiff Iwthis anion was a hackney man and livery liable keeper, living in Caroline Meat, behind Bedford-fquare ; and that the Defendant was a timber merchant. The Plaintiff, one afternoon in September tall, had occa hen to fend a poR chaile to the Haymarket, in order to convey a Gentleman from thence to Crhydnn.— The , pea hos*, in going down Crourmftreet, towards the Haymarket, obferved, in the narrow part of the *rest, the waggon of the Defendant, heavily loaded with timber, and called Co the carman to pull up, which he Paid "he'd be el—d if he did." The confequence of his refufal was, that the hind wheel of the chaife came in contaa with the wheel of this ponderous waggiin, by which the wheel and a part of the back of the chalk attached to the fpring, were broken and torn off ; and for this injury, done to his carriage, the Plaintiff had brought his salon. Evans, the portable's) confirmed the flatement of the Conflict, adding that he pulled up the poll - cbaife dole to a poll on his fide of the way, and , he could have wilily pallid, had the waggoner been equally atten tive on the other fide of the Brett, which in that part was peculiarly narrow. Several witneffer, who were in the Greet at the time the accident happened, confirmed the Retest:tent of the poftillion, and threw the whole of the blame on the negligence of the waggoner. • Mr. Geaaow, for the defendant, denied the Rory old by thefe evidences in ego, and called wirnefies who attributed the accident entirely to the poßilion, and to his obllinate pesfeveranee in endeavouring to pals the waggon, A driver of a poll-chaife, they laid, enerally deemed himfelf a gentleman, and did not loop to any fort of intercousfe with fuch reptile, as waggoner:, except to drive or belly them out of his way. It was proved alto, that the plaintiff, loon after he learned the difafter that had befallen his vehicle, came to the fpot, and with allifience, took his frac. tined chaik to a coachmaker's for repair. Two of the people who lent their aid upon that occafien ob. terved to him (whilft drinking two pots of beer ' he treated them with for their help), that it was a fad jot) for him. He replied, it was "a d—d goodjob," in. (lead of a hudone ; for it was an old chaile, which had wanted repair for a twelvemonth, and he now be. hewed he had got fotnebody, by the accident, who would be bound to repair it.—The turn demanded by the plaintiff was 91. 81. the amount of the repairs. Lord ELLRIIIOILOUGH, in his charge to the Jury, told them, that the only quellion they had to deter mine was, whether or not the injury done to the poil.chaik, had been occafioned by the negligence of the waggoner, or the precipitancy and iropetnofity of the poftilion ? The evidence was like that in molt herfi cafe/ point bleak contradiaory ; however, they would exercife their difcretion in the foundeft manner they could. The faftof the plaintiff having kid *het the accident was " a seedjoh" for him, ought not 14 weigh with their verdia at all ; as his rejoicing at bah an event, evidently•flewed that he did am-think his fervent to blame ; on the contrary, that he was rather obliged to him, than otherwife, for what he had done.—.Verdift for the plaintiff—Damages 91. Bs. In the Court of Chancery on Wednefday, the only interelling cafe was that the particulars of which we .Anted fo fully on Wednefday lall, inlitled, " Put es cr. re. Macs /MARA." The motion for the attach. went was not acceded to ti but the Lotto Chases L. Loa !'aid, he ihnuld referee for his further confielera• lion the propriety of referring the affidavits to the Attorney General, to cleterwine.rin 'the limas of in. Itituting a profecution agaitill the parties co whom the complaint applied. In the Court of King's Bench, on Wednefday, the trial which attreettd the !101l general notice was, that of Chpeerv. Russets." The Reeser is ItGen %denten oftfnetune, the lower an earn on the Rage...— it was for an eolith at Ha hen's 'Rooms, for which the Jury found a rerciliSt.....Dansages toot. Late on Friday night, or early on Saturday morn ing, the flum of Mr. Voact, watcheseker, in the Straad, was broke open, and robbedtrforratchtetkc. to theamoont of upwards ut tad. Yefieulay evening about eight o'clock, as the Exeter triad coach•wate,pasag down Ludgate hill, on its way from the Poil Office, the pole by Orme accident broke, by which the' vehicle was difebled from proceeding. As hackney coach was immesh wily procured, in which the bags and palfecigers, proceeded to Piceaditly, where another coach was !non provided, and every exertion made to retrieve the time necelTarily loft by the accident. LONDON MARKg7B. SMITHFIELD PAAIUCET, December es. To Snk the offal—vellum of Peel 4s od to 6s 04 I Veal 41 6d to 61 od MUtcoll 4s lid to pBd Pork 41 kd to S. Sd NEWOATE led LP ADENHALL, December Is. Per acne ofEltr. by t e curare. Nod as od to 44 8d I Ve.al 3r6dto p 64 Mottos 4s od to ss od Pork es Sd to pB4 ----- 1111 ill Of OAT OltD riltAW ill Sall APIS LD. Hay, • 31 OS_ to 41 101 Omer *1 so* to 41 ifs New Do. 01 Os to of os Straw, 11 r6s to sl Be PRICE OF HOPS IN TH* BOROUGH MARKET. New Bap 41 us to 51 sp I ' Pockets 31 os to 61 .os COAL MARKET, December Is. Skips it Marta Slips fold Price so 4 Neweiftle Coal ~ 14 39s eld to go. od st Sunderland 5 yp od to 391 94 I Stone Coal . o —•• od to a-4 od COUNTRY MARKETS. runt: or OtAlll 417 TIE lOLLOIIIIIO N I. Basiu•suoui.—Wheat 68s od to 96. 0111 per Quarter. .. Itev' 405 ad to 45 5 Oilltuns . 37i td su 04 od to sts od ate cos od to ace od Mai od u , ~s od per Q 3 Barley 4os od to 45s od Beans 4ss od to sas od Oats sps od to 3114 od Rafe ss• of to sGs od Hant.tr..—what yse od to psi Ad per O. Bade? 355 od to 43s 6d I Beans 4sts od to Sas Od Oats ails od to 34s od Peale sos tad to 53s 64 Nrwavar.--Wheat 68• of to ,6s 6d per _ Barley 381 od to 43s 6d - Beans 3 0. 64 to 534 od Oats tits ad to 34s °Meet sos od to - iss ad, RE...Tamar-Wheat od to 96s cd per Qr . Barley 345 od to 4ss 64 I Bass 45s od to sos ad Oats ass od to 37s*Od Piste 53. od to 545 od AL PROMOTIONS. A Ddpenration lately paired the Great Seal, enabling the Rev . Thomas Welles, Dodo. in Divinity, late Fellow of Worcerter College, Oxford,to held the Living of Badiworth (and Chapel of Shurdington annesed) with the Vicarage of Prettbury. In r.be Coaoty and Dime& of Glater s t and laR week ha was Militated to the former, on the }reknit:adopt of the MA Thobreilk the heltelres at law of the late !Ara. Tracy, of Sandivrell Park, near Cheltenham. IN profefling ntyfelf a regularly educated MEM. her of the ROYAL. COLLEOE of SURGEONS in LON ' DON, I think it incumbent on me to Spiry, that my Diploma from the College of Serpens, as well ar Certlacatca from the Hofpitals, and various ErofcfFore under whom I Atoned Plink, Surgery, sod Midwifery, have been for years phccil in one of my IPartoure;cdar to the Infpeetion of easy one into happerti to be there, or le defiroos of loch eramlostioo. • THIRTIZT , Yrnas I have religned all other Predict, for the tinkly and - rthatineert of VIIIIMAL COMPLAINTS - 11nd Distaste ...but it Mount till I had cxperirnce as an Army Surgeon mid Ge neral PraCtitioner that 1 thought myillt )united is the Seledion of this waif branch. The eanceetrated* force bf Ilachumen b l eated, when dketicd to a particular pair*, molt acq uire tape. rioriey within the circle of its own adion,and a long continued Ne m-4h is *decided proof, that my ofeetr Woe see been refs bens - • kiwi to misers thaa advantageous •• my kir. The dlltrak and the miler). which ante from a certain deftrue the beak f•yeruktorr wrehoolboys, have been frequently frayed by the ototeliftsef the age. Buell is the duty of every Eraditloner, when called upon, to relieve fuel function by Medi. rid ; and* lithe hageirement of my excitant tape. rime Is this Sae to offer In every fah cafe a fah and4utain se eitabillbutent. I - loitt Chia 'defickney produced bp•free listing. wide/Ice In warm lames, or too moth foduigence of fadoelive Paillons, and in all recent Venereal Complaints, early application infures Its im i mediate cure. But in the molt complicated Cafesot la/MIT Y *COOSOPatiIM 3 by fever or Dirmias of the fy atm wiling from ne• girdled infedtion; fume perks...mixt Is indifienflbly requiGie for the re-animation of the Ocilitkatioe awl tertorationeo Malt h and adg00r......1u all cafes with . .. Wier fei, the mutt larkdable (ecrccy Is kobferved, and the terms of reMuncrition are plainly Rated oa the aiak 'lacerate". M AR 111.1"EiR BE, Member of the Royal Wive of Surprons In London, Na .e.,Arumki•ftreet• `tend, near l'emple Bzr. 'There Wei addlnottal entrascr Worr- All adioluelitt Imam tram town or country art eapeEtr..l to contain a bank note. • ' \.> • • ! l toi . , . Po tieft •••;.' 4, l`.*'• _ ~.- • : - --6,---.—, ~ • ' MURDER OP: MILETWILL , . ... /111111111 LT ON C XXXXX INS 3 6 11214,11. 4 Lenin's, ,i ,. , , t , ~. n, *ATI% DISTILL'S. .Yeßtmiay. at 'Mein o'clock, Hoilevray itullgagAtia t theiwo _.4 i ilta l futalm . . petfons in cuitody for having committal ills 'Readout andante: , eceo Pieces at Logamsd i a t yoked murder, fremehrombt up from Cletkenydl pilots to Me 1 Power Nottcpol44 . Prblk Office. tn. Woreip.ltrect, for csamioatica. ... - ...., . •- r Mr. a Merchant. The Maginrates precast were Mats. NAISCS, Diaz oat), and I Plyritooth, i'dor.lia *OIL • • CAPPLI, and none but the witxteffes, ong of tyo Oitittemen"ce. ------.--_---- ' -- ' eepted, Meta effered to be prifesst. 'The Kifow '4WD taivied . - • , tjappiV, . ~ King% evidence. and who avashrooMst hoax INI lamed the JUAltia QEVERAL PatiegKet, of latath•Sea ho had long bulk, at Woolwich, was examltte4, , hts mine he HanLl4., pi na übe fey crei s t ai len• 0) 0 vOth itteallitro secompaMed he was formerly a pottillion ; lib. evidence Was to dr; fdlleitn 4fith Moat A el 1,014 Countenance dchlley, end t..Titit of the day the MuitlerWarperpittetedYbOOlON' .' dry tout* tree/ hit sp t thd'ffritrinett .. (ring unhit i and the PHI traduced to go sal 'tourney Math Ma* l . Moot to'ffeep. tutrOalonlifk in ivetrad(pisftlfer. aid with fiery corker ' they there met Mr Steele, and demanded bL *coney, waeilli.o4 dantoMitime Pmmitoto *1 Motif, In kbeCtiett, •detire thou public. Pocket goOk.'wbitala denund be, m a g lt w. b e g ga r e d conviyitsg ty tesoulalete feeit as labeler under ti.naisr venplaints, that after Mg web; at on this, Solloway, who was ben d r Steele,ltruck nt b er reme di es had proved illa fi to ciout, they were cunt, by Mr. Lips whit a tOodgeoirtui the Utit of the Mud; a d ht•inglit blrn ' LexasoM it a nt',. Antltiathpton Bultheg.. rfoliwirn,_ Condon, (late to dormant; - thatiben'Hasfithi et deem *yew the kembr a tildift Shearon i Vab4ditP Am Matitiones teiltbeend Pettetili in die ' INOthell hod Hagerty were beating the deetoled on do after )1.114 les Letrersondoie pelt p ihi, Wilily received. the deetaid bad done groaning, and they believed him dead, ti. .---- -.. __,.. - - . . -._ . . . ' Bed bii pickets, and feting a Rage teach earning setbflithelestii, TIiIIICHEA)RIITANII fu el' aWl•tvf . , ct Ato etlitio MR - - MO& the three, after taking Mt Steele's boots, hat,'Ree. carried the body - • • • COLDS, AND'AnDliMet, to a ditch, near a eiump of trees: and threw hln 4 they thee avoid• iftli tile H's . COUGH :Ittit Otei, it* , a Madichti midst' main reed, and went round by what ate tailed Sion. Fields AO b aw l" fi,, k m , gm ," . . 54 . 1 , 0* . d t.... t01ted vtry wig treHoonnow, where they Copped at the Bun public Manic, and ' vatic fold to recommend it to the Priebe as the Left n iti had fume retirement foe recent Cold , toughe,' And ty.fittned Ahtena.— Mt A bricklayer gave evidence as to finding the body , after Cruets. ' iretitindo cited durtnyrf*rivi Years ttial,itivs co fog the podds. dcc. part of Mr. Stcele's toat, ' , Much was torn 'ln high 'eltimptilitn lowblichieballbeeb Staghtld. A reIeshIPCSIM 3 tbe Rollie, being found near the fpot Cough yekda to a few Doke. attd the reeft conftsbedn Gilbert.. from the Bell, corroborated the foregoing tettimony. . (within. the power of • Medicine to aueinplll) basil** Mr Pressley, (seven, at Hounflow. gave an account of examin. by perfetpraire in, their ufe. . , ing the body, and technically deferibed in what Rate he fn. ind it, 'Mats. SNAW end lanita trhs,• No. BS,' St. Piled eltett‘pai4 at the Ship at liounnow ; and Mt Jamei Rewires, harlot perittifed t', it, end arMr. Chursh'eMediettocslsbne Clerk at Bow.ltreet and at Uilon Hall, and Donald ibr Z eri . Croh er, iebief 1 ponibiy begenuinaa u vtmt lu:hudais, 66 St. diciest. Paul's liosne cu seugra iitok ie r F L;hs oa t and twoother Etwe.itrect Officers attended to give evidence of the , sump. . a ,b g .,,, murder Mains been committed nearly four tears ago. id lation of *Wets_ Y *any. Prim only as . 64. and ea M. per Holloway, at the time of the murder, wore a (meek frock e... bottle. '.. ' • • . a a. Hagerty wan In ei in hne as a bricklayer's labourer ; and Heateld D I VELVO4 *'EbETABLE i , I in In plain clothes—the latter appeared yelterday ea a (altar, la a bloc . RTC elotb jacket and mowers. Holloway if a very 11l looking than (fo proved, by eipaleitte;tO be the belt and men Innocent Al, indeed are they all), and was very beat* double honed ; he is . terative, Punnet, - and I.* reran's lot ibe Ilthed l and 'thole remarkably Rout made .-:the other two are (Mall dud men, pant- Wit , . me lallb*Mytt, h the i sriltwY, gdortiStk efettiotiseaaprbfy. milady Hagerty, who Is an triennia, and war Its the Army of ' seroPesida. • Or or/ other °garden /Awl nap htelletliailliumag Keene at Maidtteme, but poifoned his leg teproeurchisdifcharge. or thefe who Lave impaired tbeir coultitutions-hy Pilapatiert, Ja. After the murder he went to fen, and was on board the Shannon senile Indiferetions, or Mercuilal Medicines, Would . by w o me a n, frigate at the time be was apprehended. omit a courte of the Vegetable Pills durlhg the Alt _ _ ,km ilk 'fbe prikeers and amt King's evidence were remanded to cepa. operation of this Valuable Vegetable Altellatkeli fo'llitelfellt and rate pawls for re•csamination at the above (Hike on Monday tannery as not te Interfere wahlke ameatiouslofiAtiMills ot pie. next, wars a regular chain of eltruniftantial evidente is expetted Wei ha eaten Is cemioed to the ;Mout jtdces, and trgairoesa, to be produced againit Holloway and Hagerty. ancration or reftraint in diet; It dinettes in the nomach, blendi with the food, and gradually pervades the cirtoiating fluids, cot. redtlrg into yardage any &Mallen from a Rate of convaleeente; le them It is • the long eight for Vegetable Speak or efe, hat tektite. 'teatime for that tandomble mineral, Merelle".its tel ex! suites the attention and forprise of medical men, hr when all other medicines bare failed, lie Veino's Pills may he relied on as illumine for all bleeders which originate in so impure or un paired Rate of Mt flood. None can hes/minim, whereforver or 'by witamfoever fold, on. left the bill of diredliona in Slimed in red Ws, by the Proprietor, C. STA Pl. ES. Prepared by Mr. C. Staples. now Pole Proprietor, and fold whole fale hod reran by Shaw sod Edwards, 66. St. rattle Churchyard, on the fistotesspaLonden,prke as. 6d and is, Themns TAYLOR, Erg. Deer Sir, No. 9, lirldge-Breet, London. FEEL it a ditty ineu!abent upon Ale to inform 4 .1. yea of the very great and ammardiri.iry Cure l!have received fom your lovalloabk Medicine—LEAK t.''a PATENT PILLS, About two years ago I -was ate:Mimi with a Vener4al Ditordcr Which I treated rather flight:, fur fume time, but the difcafe at losgth fpreading all over my Body, I was obliged to apply to the molt aninentof the ' , Junky. hut their aillitance afforded only KIN purary relief. I went through varloor eoutfei Of Salivation, and from befog tether of • corpulent Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. The ulcers that fpread all my limbs, rendered out a complete obJeCt, (data my Mends defbatred of my meager/. When brought to this lltoatton I minfidered devb as ineviteble, bat a relation of mine chnonenting upon the many cafes In which your Pills bad (=react!, I was Induct d ee tz a ha: o: them, which I thought rather relieved me, and by meaner: for two or three writhe, and following your dir I experienced 'the meat unatamotable relaxation front pain; the fore gradually lebhding ; I am now, thank Goo. ?cattily recovered, and walk •ing oat daily : I doubt not but one /OM boa, which I think cau .tinas to take, will eftablilh my Ankh In it. original Rate. It Is with the melt heartfelt, gretitade.that I. fublerlim myfelf, Rh, your nurehoblig -4 bumble fervint. , Was. Paeaaow. Deaufgate, Maclieller, July I,iSor. P.S. Fur the public benefit I •do'rristob)ed to theehoire beets publilbed, but leave you to ad as oar moo hotterlodgmeut Dal chaste. Prepared and fold by the fide Proprietor, Morass Taylor Man lier of the Royal Colinte of Surgeons ' Leintion, at hit H mire, No. 9, New Bridge deem. Where, afte r k colattant refidenet of more than thirty fix years, Ina pratileepart,lchlarly dkeet , d so the Cure of VeDercii Complaints, with that intiakble fecrecy, which men of his pn - ififlon &mild away, oblitre, be Battens hitnfelt, che advice and sifillante be gratultauDy ado:hatters to gr, rfons taking this Medicine will be rammed by a difeernlogPub Sc,an advatitage feldrinsto be obtainel,aod voided ..mbigulty. -411o•Siddyby his Appointive:be, fur the convenience of thole :iorwg at a diatom, at the Perfume's, No,. ts, St. Alban'oftreet, Pall all ; the toy Sitoy; Ni. NI, Os forci-ftreet ; Mr. übte•- . rou g h.s. Nu. 7, .Fifh,ftrcomliat ; Mr. Steel's, Bookfeller, Nu. r, Union Row, little Tower• Hill ; Mr. Werfon's Routh-Bridge, ,Edinburgh; Mr. Calereffi k thiblio , ; Mr Billinks, Levellpeoll; Mr. Atkiiifun'ii,Manchelter;' andoy one Perkin In teem . coo . tolerable ToWn.ln Great Dti.t:,ls read Ireland, In Boxes of only He. op - With foil • and p:aln direelions, whereby ..avionsof chher'Sex mar Cale themltives With Haft, Speed, Se. crecy, and (Om. • • RENOVATED HEALTH. 'IT has been - too frequently the fubjed of jail and general reprobation, that men &Rime Of the element' of the medical art, have offered themillycs as candidates for public patronage io the profeffion of phy&a. Vdr the paspefe of doing Janice to the refult of our 'lndies and etperience. and to prevent us from being cliffed among thole emtdrice whore lbspodent pre. tadloas have, unfortunately for fockty, been tan fivourably re ceived, we beg leave to fubmit to tbo liberal and enlightened a feithful'llatement of our purloin and acquirements. After baring sleeved a regular medical education as the pupils of Meffre. Orin dal and Bilaard, ledures and pra.lice we earettilly atten ded, as proteffors and furgeons of the Landau Hanka, we wanted ourfeivea tut fludenu in that juttly celebrated (choral for medical acquirement. the Royal College of lidimburgh, and were Jaime ted in the dtft:rent bra: . chca of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and praCike of Phyftc, Chemiftry, Midwifery, bbtany, I(e:the. by theft eminent profeffors, Drs. •Monroi'Oregory, Sleek, Hamilton, Duncan and Rotarian:l. We ma we ball mot be denne&pre fumptuous io laying that our proficiency and aequirrments are net inconfiderahle. Having for a long (Mies of years made venereal complaints, and the various dilates of DitISILITY, the Orrtieolor objeet of ear Maks and pradlee. It will. be allowed that we have acquired fo p Anna-lettig* of their treatment and care- In-fllght and recent -cites al inteetims, " perk& re. eftabliflintent is completed In the Omit p. ti .1 of two days; and, In thole of the tamed Inveteracy, Avner,• th,prailltionere have &lied of Nears, a proper veleterance to our plan of treatment, endure" tisane patient a fair and radical IN,. Amlrlft the melancholy variety of &birders which art the anis Of a hat& long and mutt unhappily pot, urt by the ynath of boo St zes, Mena are none more at writing or more diffreffing than there deficiencies and *minim wnietvereque..tie premise-or flittiftete the merimtealal Rate. • To fret) patrols It mutt be a madding M- SeCtion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be reltored to that greaten of all human blefangs. a 'Recut& manly, and vigftons .!-•nfiltutton. In all cafes of debility, from whatever eagle "dung,• a. well ha In every Cpeeles of voic eful infeelioo, we may be ctiotialtca by patiebta of either fez wh.h the greatest fccrecy. and honour. Hoots of eanfultakio et hodae from ten tOehree, and from fie in the evening till ten at night. Patients in the country are requested to Rate the particularaof their cafe, age, and - general habit of living. &c fee inclofing a ruminated for edam lied medtanea, when the fanac will be prat or fent to any part of the kingdom. To adore that fecr-ey fo cf. fentlal to our undertaking, the pottage of learrs may he added to the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, November en, tiled. Nu. toy, Hatton Garden. _ LONDON: Printed and pablitbed by LEVEL KeNT, (of Can• ter►ury-t4ace, Litobeth), in the Sr tit Orme. No. t. Cent• Itrect. Publithrd Ala at the St AII Oartca, Tani* Be& -. lllllllllsl llgfflil "bit SALE BY AUCTION. , la gnat One Month, it Ply nnoutS. fur the Heidi a the • coneaned. i m tssitine‘• r i lit Caw of the Ship UN! fl'ar,•tetteeked'afthis 'Puny enbOting of teni t titi'lw! Alone 400 14+4 Maid Malevishy ,u4nrcrantrroi • 'Ad a6nol6no Pter of Ll7mnd. [At Minedurns. BIRTHS. Friday morning, the Lady of the Rev. Edward 'miter, cis fad. At hb houfe near Sallibury, the Lady of Thomas Atkinfoo.Efq. of a daughter, their twenty-Aft% child On the 6th ialtant, at Halt, near Cheba, Mr. Thews, Clay, of Ludgapte•bill, to Mira Gough, of the former place. Thurfday the 27th ult. at Aberdeen, Mr. James Young. Mo. merchant, Aberdeen, to Mlfa Patience Dingwall Fordyce,younaeft daughter of Arthur Dingwall Fordyce, of Cullh, Efq. Commilrary of Aberdeen. DIED. On the 23d ult. at Rafneath, after a few days inflect, Join and William, and on the 28th ult. Donald, the infant children of Ito ' ben Oampbell, Era. Chandarrtala at Rofneath. At Edinburgh, on Thurfday fe'nnight, Joba Jaekfoa, E(q. Ma. nags: of the Theatre Royal there. Friday morning, Mr.. Langdale, wife of Martnaduke Langdale Efq. at his Mule in New Ormond-Meet, Queen•fyuaro. MOH WATTS. AT mow* a MIDGE TO-MORROS Morniog 89 IGIIDUIAS OW 6 • Afternoon - • so mimes* Whir 6 .~~.-