Star. — London, England, 1806-03-06 00:00:00

LARD SOMERVaI F'S CATTLE SNEW. The Exhibition, in 1341 bicAn, on Monday, was at tended by Earls--Winetielfea,Northampton.Matclofirld, and Thattet. Lords — William Ruffen and Anton. sin—jofih Sinclair. W. Williams Wynne, John Rum, Ric hard Hill. and Edward 0' &kn. . Ihe Aaßrlan,Swedilli,aud Portugurfc Arnbairadomi Counts—Moniker, Stroganoff. sad Harcourt. Admirals—Aylmer and Piggot. Mitford, Dorrkn, and Clayton. Major Read,T. W. Coke, Captain Raymond, Franck Skin% Charles Gordon Gray , Alderman Boyikll, Hairy Hugh Hoare, Mr. Potter, Montague Burgoyne, Rte. Earl Winch a. John Morley, Efq. and Meirrs. Hardwick, Chandler, and Wells, Were the Judges :appointed to examine the Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs ; hot the numbers of them, and the great prefs of ontp:iny, prevented their getting through the whole, 5 , ‘ determining the Prizes before dune in the even i g. Charles Gord ,, n Grey, George Toilet, and John Elman, are the Judges for the claims by Shepherds, for railing the greaten number of lambs. A great number of drapers and others examined' the very excellent fpecimens of fine broad cloth ex hibited, the produce or wool grown in this country. Tuefday Morning, at ten o'clock, the fhow was reibmed. At four o'clock the company adjourned to the Freemafons' Tavern, and at five fat down to a fumptuous dinner given by Lord Somerville, his Lordeltip in the Chair, which was attended by the root! dittinguifhed Characters, Agriculturalifta, Bree den, &c. After dinner, his Lorddrip rote and read the al terations in his Premiums for the enfuing year, and' afterwards read the adjudication of the feveral Prizes. The two Ike prises. fer the belt yoke dorm were adjudged to ktetre..Wettear and Knight. The keond prise, for the fame, to the Duke of Bedford. The cap far the heft pen of Teo-hop to Lord Gage. The egg for the belt pea of fat wakes, to Mr. Timms El. mate. The cop for the fat gig, to Mr. Irefterp. The cup for the pen of Merino Limp, his Lord fhip °braved, had devolved upon him, on account of there being no competition, but he begged leave to prefent it to Mr. Joyce who had been indefatiga- Me in his exertion in manufacturing the Merino wool into cloth. Dr. Coventry, Profeffor of Agriculture in Edin burgh, and the Vioery of Ireland, the Duke of Bed ford were drank as wafts with enthuliafm. His Lordikip read a letter from his Gracc,in which be lammed that his engagements in preparing for leaving this country, prevented him from attending, his LordThip's &ow, and that it would cants a tem porary fufpenfion of the pleafure of meeting thefts at the Woburn (beep &eating. His LordOdp, conclud ed with °blueing, that it - had been fuggened to him• to propofe that a fub(cription &paid be opened of fines guineas, to prefent his Grace with a piece of and a Committee of twenty-one to carry the me into execution. The propofition was received with great applanfe. Nothing could furpafs the truly national fpeaaele urbich this competition difplays. A fpirit of gene rous communication gives a chandler to the copula non which is worthy of enlightened minds, and which teems alone to have in view the folid improve ment and character of the country. At the thew there was a Pale of the different breeds, which went off at great prices. ANO/Rilt JOAN or Aec.—The Bombay Gazette of the rho( Augutt IA contains the following pars- graphs • The French privateer that felled ea rise 30th of May, the day of the departure of the laft arrived American Ittlp from the Cape of Good Hope. on a anise odic Helena, is a low balk, fait falling (hip, dtfpikd to like a increhartunan, and has Swift of Newport" pdaeai on her Rein. Her name is the Na poleon: the merles 30 pm HI pounders, hoe ari men, sod Is commanded by I WOMAN In HITT leowT4l/410 Is both CA PTAI N and masa, and who heaps up as tight a degree of dlftipilao as if Se wore the krechts. ▪ Much as we admire the heroes of this pliant Amaze°, yet we hope very loon to hear, as Admiral Maier was OS the Cape on the 3d of July, that ate 4 captured." Friday fe'nnight, arrived in Leith Roads, the Pincher gun veal, with the Nile, of Leith, 3. Ywc a mailer, from Hamburgh, wits yarn, &e. which Irene' the brought under her convoy. The Nile proceeded to Inverkeithing bay, to undergo fume neceffary in ve(ligation repelling quarantine. Saturday le'nnight failed from Leith Roads, for Davis's Straits whale Wising, the William and Ann, Captain Lyons; Raith, Captain Kri..tv ; Royal Bounty, Captain Witch r ; and the Thomas and Aon, Captain Newsom. Flats.—Saturday fe'nnighr, a fire broke out in fume thatched hooks at Tweedmouth : the wind blew flrong, and before the fire engines arrived from • Berwick, four Knifes *ere reduced to arises. Wednefday fennight, a fire broke out in a liable at the Tuwnhead of Dumfries, and, we are lorry to add, that before it was ettinguithed, roar horfes were fo much injured, that they died loon after. The Tollowing melancholy eircumnance happened lately it the north of Scotland :—A Gentleman and Iris wife went to bed in perfee health, and were found quite dead in the morning, being fuffocated by a fire of peaty in the room in which they Cleo. There had been no fire in the room for fume time, and it is (up. o'ed the chimney had been Ropt up. Au accident of a ferimis nature happened on Fri day e‘enir.g, 14 Mrs. Afh'., of Linton, Kent. The had bean romewhat alarmed by the appearance of rftrron, l irking about the hunk for fume nights, and there hal .mr, been leveral robberies in the neigh. Lourhood latrly, they thought they would be pre pa, td; accordingly, brace of piliol. was removed Irons a place where they had lain fereral years, and were forpoted not to be loaded. l'he maid fervent accor dingly (nailed one of them, wh . ch did Dot flatl 2 i and afterwards foapped it feveral times ; Mifs Alb took die fame Plot I. on) the fervan', and pointed it cinfe to her finer, (napped it—when, to their utter aflonifhment, it went oil; And the hall penetrated her shell, dole to the collar bone. We learn the ball has not yet been eetraftcd, but !liar favourable hopes are entertained of her recovery. Yet it mull be dered particularly fortunate, that the 01101 did not • of in the maid's liana; for or4re, while the pod it, the Lad it elute to the man let rant'. head. . • 4 • LAW INnLLIGENCE6 COURT OF KING'. BENCH, MARCH 4, DAT AND AttOTHER V. LAMB. Mr. GAR sow Rated, that this was ap affirm to re cover the film of 5391. which the plaintiffs had 141, in confequetice of the defendant having given a falfe account of the folvency of one Jenkins, a bankrupt. The plaintiffs, he Rated, were linen warehuufemen, and the defendant dealer in Mancheßer goods.— Jenkins applied to the plaintiff; in December 18434.. to deal with him, and being afked for a reference he gave them the name of the defendant's houfe. 'The plaintiffs accordingly fent a confidential !errant to enquire of the defendant the circumßances of Jen kins. Mr. Lamb on that occafion Paid, he was a man of refpettability, that he dealt with them, and at that time owed them 5001. and they would readily truß him with 5001. more. Mr. GARLOW laid, he fhould prove that Jenkins, inßead of owing the de fendant sool. at that time, owed them upwards of soool. and they no doubt gave this falfe flatentent of his folvency, to enable him to get other credit, out of which he might pay them in diminution of their balance. For he fhould alfo prove, that between the time of this reprefentation, and the time of Jenkins's bankruptcy, which was only four months afterwards, they dot paid near soool. With repel to the law of thus cafe, any man had a right to iefufe to (peak at all, if application was made to him repelling the eircurnilonces ;If another, but if he did fpeak, he Ralo bound to (peak truly ; and if he gave a falfe account he was liable to pay the damage the enquiring party fußained in confequence of his falfe ltatement. J. Pedley, the clerk, who was fent to inquire of Lamb the charafter of Jenkins, was called, and de pofed, that snaking inquiry the defendant laid, " he has done bufinefs with our houk, and owes us 5001." —The witnefs allied if he was a man of pioperty ? The defendant replied, he did not think him a man of much property, that he lived with Major Bien tell and Co. ; they believed him to be a very bonen man, and they would give him credit for five hun dred pounds more if he wanted it. A Mr. Andrews proved that Lamb admitted to him that Jenkins owed them upwatds of pool. at the Chriffmas before his bankruptcy. Mr. TOPPING denied the law as Rated by Mr. Gaaaow, and Paid, it was writ enough that t h e re prefentation was title, but it mutt alto be fraudulent and with an intent to cheat the party inquiring; and cited the cafe of Haveraft and Creafy for this (tate mem of law. He dated that he Mould prove that the party who gave this charafter to Jenkins, gave it iota At, and httufelf iotrufted him to the amount of Come thoufands afterwards. George Lamb, the brother of the defendant, Rated that he was in the warehoofe when Pedley cause to make the inquiry refpefling Jenkins. He depofed that Pedley afked if Jenkins owed them vol. Wien!' of his brother, telling him fo in the fiat Matinee. He rthen produced the beaks, by which it appeared that they gave Jenkins credit to a large amount after this flatement. Lord Ezzemanitoucm Paid, there was no pretence for this anion ; indeed he never recollefted above one anion of this Cott that was an boseS toes—Plain• tiff nonfuited. DAWIOII V.aTTY. This was an anion on a policy of infurance upon goods on board the Ihip Hertaiune, from Liverpool for Meffina and Sicily, underwritten for one htln• dred pounds, upon a•premium of eight guineas.— While proceeding on her voyage, the thin was cap tured by a Swills privateer from Algefiras, and car ried into Cadiz. The neceffary fans of (hipping the goods, and the fubfequent capture, being proved, Mr. Gaaaow, for the Defendant, endeavoured fill to thew that there was a collation between the Captain of the Hermione and the Captain of the privateer ; as it appeared, upon the evidence, that they did not appear to be inimical to each other ; bat, on the eonttary, had lodged at the fame hotel in Cadiz, kept the fame table, and were in habits of friendfbip. The Learned Coonfel then contended, that the (hip is queftion was au. American veal ; or, at leaf, from the evidence, was reprefeoted to be, Poch ; and, therefore, he objteted upon a point which Ina confideradto be perfenly new in the dontine on , infurance o and called the attention of the Court par. titularly to a future invelligastion. If this velfel were an American bottom, as he mad take it fen-genteel, [tom the evidence, that the was, he contended,. that,,. according to the treaty between Spain and the Uhited Slates, it was neceffary for the Captifn j fo have what is termed " a lea letter," as well as 1l ier tificate, from the proper officers at the pert from whence his fhip lan cleared wit, tellifying tha,t. The carried nc contraband goods ; lie, therefore, tubm't• ted, that, inafmuch as thi► (hip had been reprelented to be an American, it was necegiry thefe documents thould be produced. Betides, be contended that the p►emium 'mild have been double, had not that re prefentation been made. It appeared, however, thait the reprefentation had not come direelly from the Plaintiff himfitlf, and an advertifement alluded to, Bating her to be an Ame rican, appeared lime time after the policy had been effeeed. The velfel was Paid to be a general flip. Lord &tin Boitounit thought, that the donrine of reprefentaiit,n might, in many cafes, be drawn too far, and fhould be received with great fufpicion and caution. But in this cafe there was no ground for the Defendant to (land upon. There fhoold be not merely an implied warranty, but an anual war. ranty ; whereas, there was not a pretence for either one or the other. His Lordthip having taken a note of Mr. Garrotes nbjeCtion, the Jury found a verdi(l of 9,1. 12s. for the Plaintiff. MARSDEN aNn insists v. BLAIR AND OTHsItS. This was an anion for goods fold and delivered, brought by the aflignees of one William Grayfon, a bankrupt, to recover the value ot a quantity of wheat, alledged to have been fold to the Defendant by the bank' opt. It appeared, that the Plaintiff had purchafed a quantity of corn flour perfons of the name of Wilfon, for which lie was to give his bills at two months ; but the corn was not to be removed from Wilfon's warehoufes, but to be fold again, and Wilfon to have the benefit of the (ale, as the fa nor. Soon after, the bankrupt met one of the Defendants on the Coin Exchange, and ptoducing a fample, offeeed the bulk to him for tale at a certain price, but fiipulated, that ifon, in lade erarehoure the commodity ilia re mained, never having been removed, Ibould have the benefit of the (ale ; to this the Defendant teemed to acultierce, and Grayfon loon after becoming bank rupt, the anion was brought by his aifignees. Lord ELLINIOROIIG N thought there Was nn colour or foundation in this cafe to fuliain an anion, as fur goods fold and delivered ; the commodity never having been removed from the poffeffion of the ori ginal owner. The Plaintiff was accordingly Noufuited. SIMMS, DAT.—The Ticket No. t 4,630 drawn on Monday a Prize of toool. and No. 16,567, a Pr-.e of pool. were both fold in Shares at Bism's OfOces, 4, Cornhill. and 9, Charing Crof6, where the following Prizes this Lottery, have Alf() been fold in Shares : No. 4677. a Prize of Prize • of meal. No. 24,630, a Prize cf 'owl. No. 1689, No. 15,694, No. :9,063, Prizes of 5221. and No. 10,391, and No. 21,277, Prizes of Soot. each. Tickets and Shares are felling at Brill'S Offices, warranted undrawn, and the Firli Ticket tomorrow, is entitled to Five Thoufand Pounds. The following is the (late of the Wheel at the finiffi of Monday's drawing : Prise of z a 4 --••- 4. sooso* - 1000 - 300 7 Es.e. Ikc. Tickets atd Shares, warranted undrawn, are felling at the following reduced prices : Tlchei,C.M. la - Hay AC. 4 4 7 ) taat,ta C. t I • Quart!!! aa ol &area& eto 6 Rheumatifins, Palfies, and Gouty Affeetions. with their ufual concomitants, Spafms, or flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigeition, and general Debility (ori ginating in whatever fource) are relieved and fie fluently cured by Whitehead's Eirence of Mußard rills, titer every other means had failed. The Fluid gam of Mullard (ufed with the Pills, in there complaints where nece(Etry) is perhaps the molt ac tive, penetrating, and effeenal remedy in the world, generally curing the fevereft SPRAINS two BRUISES, in lets than half the time ufually taken by any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if ufed immediately after any accident, it prevents the part turning black. CHILBLAINS it prevents from breaking. and inflantly removes their tormenting itching ; but where this art oia remedy has been un known, or neglefted, and the chilblaini have aflually broke, WHITINZAD . II FAMILY eIIATI will cafe the pain, and fpeedily heal them. The Family Cerate is equally efficacious in Ulcerated Sore Legs, Scorbu tic Eruptions, Alatche,s, Pimples, Ring Worms, Shingles, Bre akings out on the Face, Nofe, Ears, and Eye-lids ; Sore and inflamed Eyes, Burns and Scalds; Sore Iteads,"Old Sores, anti Scorbutic Humours of every defcription- PrepaieJ only. and fold by R. joitarros, Apothecary, No '5, Greek.flreet, Soho, London. The Eifence and Pills at as. 9d. each ; the Cerate at is. s id. and as. 9d. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdoms. The Genuine has a Black ink Scamp, with the name of R. joassruw inferted on it. . 131 K I - 213. At **Were of Sir Richard King. In Devonthlre-place, the Lady of Captain Charles Rastla7, Royal Nan, ut • fan. On the 26th ids. the Lady of Licutenaut-Colonel want, of the 34 Regiment of Foot, or a fon. On the 25th ult. at Sudbrook Park, near Richmond. the Right Hon. Lady Mary Seopiord, of a daughter. On the &It ult. at Portaferry Houk. Inked. the Lady el Att. drew &war - • fon. MARKUS). Yelterday, at bles, It irlitted Chown Cettodlt.ltediar of Waltham, Haw% aullTairotsfillillet fink Dau ieltato Mgt Georgian. iadiarse,thanstater of iglu Adam, Efq. late of Peter. walk Careligualki. On the OalolL at Forriham, Kam by the Rev. Mr. Hawke, Alexander M.Oregor, El. late of Ncw York, to Mrs. Helen Finlay of Olafgow. On SAurday !aft, at Ipfivich, Lieutenant Craigle, of the Royal Scots Greys, to Mih Wriiht, of Brea Brett, Ipfwich. On the 24th ult. by the Rev. Principal Taylor, Alexander Garthiliore Stirling, Efq. of Craigbarnet, to Mils Anne Miller, only daughter of James 'Maul'''. lite of Jamaica. At Mookitadt, Adjutant John M.Donald of the Northern Bat talion 'Br of SkyVoluntecrs, to Mils Jacobin M`Donald. youngeft daughter of the late Captain Aka. MDcolaid, of Kingfburgh. Lately, at Pridaythorpc, Mr. John Harland. of Huggate Lodge, to Mfts Sarah Sharp, yotingcft daughter of Robert Sharp, Efq. of the forma place. Tnefdav fent.ight, at Sutton, near Hull, Lieutenant Fox, of the Sh•ernefs Tender, to Mk Barmhy, daughter of Thomas Wrathy, Efq. Ship owner, tbeformer At Manneller, Thomas Davenport latkam, Mg. of Portland place, London, to Mira Rawlinfon old& daughter of Wm. Raw. enfon, FA. of An:oats Hall, Lana:hire. - - - • Monday morning lift, at his father's hook at Walwortb, In the 1 9th Year vf tds age. Mr. Richard Berne; his death WU oceafionod by the accidental burning of a blood id let fume months Once. Tuefday fennight. at Exmouth, in the 24th year of her age, the Hon. Mifs Orde Powlett, only (arriving daughter of Lord Bolton. Same day. is the morning, at Mrs. Tennant 's, Bromley, Middle fez, Milk Thompfon eidett daughter of John 'Champion, Efq. of Clay Hill, TottenhaM. On the sub ult. at Addington, George Robinfon, who, for the loft 30 years, had laboured under mental derangement, and %dually Riled himfelf Ado gy - Maria. On the t 6th tilt at Kirkby, near Ulverilonc, Margaret Shirwin, who entered into her toad year on the Bth January. Hu buiband is living, aged qt. On the 18th alt. Charles Poacher, Efq fecund fort of William Peschey, Efq. of Kirdford in Sulk:, and a Member of Queens Coliege.Oztord. In the gaol of Berwick, under con fi nement fur debt, Thomas `Smith, Eft; hatband of the celebrated Mrs. Charlotte Smith. Lately, at Niblics, in the ayth year ef his age, Edward Henry nenyoe, Efq. fecund fon of the Fate Richard lignynn, Efq M. P. COAL MARKET, March s. Ships at Market . 8151sts fold Price 74 Neweaffle Coal 30 ' 43a 3d to 481 6d. to Sunderland SO is 04 to 441 34 1 Cinders 36s cd to 375 cd - A CERTAIN CUL' FOR CORNS INFALLIBLE GERMAN Cf. AN-PLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent 1 - REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having never failed, In a variety of Cafes, agrees, if It does not eradicate the Corn, twit and branch, vo art van T 111 Molly. And he begs leave to add, that it has infinitely the advantage of the numbericfs ineS cacious Ointments, Salves, Ste as maul hundreds of afflitfted per lons eta teftify, among whom are fume of the firlt cbaraelers in this kingdom. Said lA'holefale and Retail by T.AsteU, No. t, Finch-lane, near the Royal Exchange; and aifo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tailltock firect ;, Mr. Wilfon, No. tn, St. James-Rrect; Mr. Hilder, No. st, Fall-Mall; Mr. Ward, N 0.314, Holborn; and Jeboult and Co No. ISO, Ozford-ltreet. At Britt's!, by Mr. lit-gin and Mr. Sheppard, Bookrellecs Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Pardee and Oofport, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer.and Mr. Jones ,boskletter, Yortfmouth, Mr. IViptley, bookfeller. And by Abaft of the enders of Medicines in England. ... FI.F.DANTCOTTAOF, on fin V •r^ of lhogoltil. 4 noPfooWft ; To he SOLD 'y PRI VA IT. CON 11l AOC . , by Mr. elf R IS lib, AVERY fob', atrial and elegiio Ciliate, or Cooped Dwelling-knife, with uniform wroge eompriflug dome:tic officea,einde-lionfr, and. toe., It all hereof, deirgiv•Olii S t u. ated on an cirinencemear the %%to of the Southampton Water.. mile. from Hvt he arid 11,3111ia1., 3rd 2 from Laifhot Cattle. The premb'es erimprife three neat apartment. on the ground floor, and tour bed chamber., are tested on a lawn or paddock of two aeres,and command= enchanting viewer Southampton, the water. and neighbouring pizturetque (croup. Hrldfor 900 ' , cars. fuldnit to so otitgohl I mtnedi ae podellion may be had. peed& LIRR may be known by appikation to Mr. gulf * la Mail --• HAVING dedicatedmyfelf are the ft oily, anal hue - by the moft ondialerable praaks to that teeth Walsh ri s t a 'toper to fdaft, 1 trait that I have got mite WC = 12 d et a n ar tbilb wee, Vibe ' wag s war.: i ci i im seletbe feeds ewegt =etp MeliMeellifs Ili - "Ill e a t r Al eh.; - - " 1 ' 1--- • - 'Nivel* Midt thee a nab of cooessille. WS el - -- of as veal mein =NM* Mb_ they sere Met dogresdrieditellft 111144 W dribble of febeitime r er lie ledelpiesevillNOPOW. Y 111 snot iftliebea peat veland MI t bift by is i el _ tae. the hyroptanuara agglavated. rod coele As a MEMBBR of the ROYAL 00l:LRO)erf Saftftliftftlik I gronadi e pretaions oa regularity o' cdncatica; sad pellillell every prt to practice I fad arYd• .mottled to dot emleseet with which have bitberto :rem 'o L.-eve ? t unc la the eorharsiew of Inca/ waken a, witty INN ilimmot the ability of a riddirated frame : but whale lio fair • Ira 'rem a aoffelive:begt of te.e onm alf• ce's of the sIN Oahe iiiftliildraidft= Is 'earful of the cartempt or aegis end mar pieldifir broods over Nis icerndty with amid 'Ma swiefet - ft mg he bilaii&ory `or him to be tamed est4ed et w4Mt Mt alb or the me* tetibieto g aili d ilin g seem V.sed Cceneinta it is peals opyrerodyila s tbnerie dfthelb ; Yen woe enartealeidaffs le Is thempile owe dff Indetv o =ec In ail Me to geed a fee, end. sod Iptotf I s ew ess Massage of ebb espericnoe ao dirk 4 ekliarra who are Anted with say kind of 0 CI:LITT, of any fymeteee JII VENZILIAL INFECTIPPd. and In as cafes the tams of tam owed= see fated an the heft interview. Psunstaln the teiwney at *rand to tweaks Mat smu t got ere rivalled to float their age and manner of Indio M.ARTIN BEER. Member of tie Ro) it College of Surgeons, in Linden. No. 19, Aroodehftreet, S rrand, near Teeple Om CURfOUS AND INTERESTING. This day was pablilhed, peke 35. in one volume odavo ,of near 300 pages, with an clegant Portralt of the Author, a New Edition (with Additions) of A GUIDE TO HEALTH ; or, ADVICE t• both SEXES i• a suety siConlagets: f.sgesteing the molt fun* tai elfteadseetemilho bribes ilt elks which arc treated oet nada thedallowleyMede Ns. • ' Abed* /tants tuthe fair Sea Incubus, Cc night mere Addy& ee Parcnts,ieGuardians .frregulaity abort the tan stilt Advice ea anus. Patients Lepiufy, Lams wear, . Air, Appetite Albin - Lonna. rifpkits, Love liFten % !!, i ftairfalnds Maids of a weakly conftkotha Bath*. Me ono on Man, Mader, 9lrdt. retteelan relating to Memory, tors or defeat et eLestitintellatpriture of Mind, difeafes of Wee • Modwarthdr duty • ea Orme Sickaels ,Nerves, weak CHM hou, pita bktb. Obikene converged" WNW Cligssial; i Omb i r d : p :p m eold Ards of Ceelespias, Parents and Getribes Closer Semis Aka" . . .--addrefa to DWI* Deily owettiks • Pacaphyisifts Plitbifts, or esaftsnaptial of natural itiength Phymolls, Pregnancy Bil= 'lNftiresee between Ventral' Quick ftion ; • friptaas sad task often ftheu i salftlikes bream . Riding an akehadt PIMP , Riling early Scurvy, Scrofula •Pafthalit amarlaints, Fits Suppreilkin of the meafte zmothvecroolnp or wind onophints Symptoms of Pregnaacy ttipa. sr tfaito° ' Tea. Tub Vhf isedehtu a t aach Turn aide Gooey Ulcers In the throat Meat 6=7 ""' Vcncry, tteefffve, &fere! =Zitarf fliffsn direarot Venereal &Wee Philos Voyage by fee. W iiisartheu:w Water, W calinefa,lZ 14uit ioleise . complaints windy liquors, Wine, tile&loiti - Women's milk, Women isardodaste eguaation Youth Internal biking By S. SOLOMON, M. D. • • 4 1 , very perfon, young and old, °maid parade this book, NOW lamely any individual who is not !aerated in tome part of particular it la recurnmended to young men and boys ; ag se . attention'to the latter may lave to guard than from a - me on which tkordads have 'plat, and he the means of prior their bodies from difeafe, and alto their fouls, their made, their faculties, from &AL:boa. " : Printedfor the Author, and fold by H. D. S . er•row;and Mn. Mathews, Strand; Degdale, = g o , Sdhaburgh ; firly, Cork ; Magee. Belhft ; and by all other lie end Printers of Provincial Newtown-1n the Units& price gs. unix, delivradfree of carriages • grol'HOS. T AF I.OR, Up.. No. 9, New lirldaqtrast, Loaders. 1 It—l confider ig but an a& of juftice doe to the , . merits of your 4AKE:s PATENT PILLS, to etennsanl eate to you the following Cure, which has recently been performed by them —An acquaintance of mine, who by the boat of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complieurrlt/Dif orders snarls therefrom.), Wall reduced alined to a &dean, and though be bad the haft medical *deice which could be obtained, and tried a variety apricot medial:tr. nothing could be proesund . which famed to fuit M. cafe, or do him any ferviee ; he remained in a molt reduced and pitiable &nation for two years, tenable to follow his moteffion, sad fearcely able to walk or even to Rand on his lege ; in fad, moire wee • knew him ever fuppofed it pliable for him to recover. He vrasadviledet,lat to try your Lae& ere PILLS—be did fo, ftritily adhering to the diredisns &ad wish thern—he had not taken more than two boas, before he hued as alteration for the batter tea encouraged him to romrsd. mid by taking a few boles more be found his appetite and &earl grads*" ally return, and is now, RS healthy and as boat aa,,any sem 1 know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any partial to ON tar a confirmation of the above account If it fliontd be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient humble (errant, Library, Folkftone, July to, t Seq. 11i0. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor Tool. TAT 1.0 R, Member of the Royal College of Surgeoas, Lon don, at his houfe. No. 9, New Bridge-arca ; Where, after a conftant renitence of more than 40 years, in • prate` ire particularly direCted to the cure of Venereal complaints and thole incidental eta the parts of generation in both fetes, with that inviolable fecrecy which men of his profeflion fhould always obferre, be flatters himfelf the advice and athilauce he gratuitoufiv adorilnifters to perfume taking this medicine, will be encored, by a difeeming public, as au advantage (Odom to be obtained, and sold of ambiguity. Alfo Oild, by his appointment, for the convenience of thole liv. ing a. a diltance, at the Perfumer's Nu. 35, it. Alban's.ftreet, Pall Mall ; the 'foyilion, rot, Oxford Erect ; Mr. Ditborough, ). Filh ftreet-hill ; Mr. Illater's, South Wady, Edinburgh; Mr. Ni'Do . aid'., Olafgow ; Mr. Callwelrs, Dublin : Mr. Billinge's, Liverpool; Mr. Atkinfon's, Manchefter ; and by me pedal in every coati derable town in Ono Britain anti Ireland, in bases of Duly as. 9d. each, fated up with full and pLin direetions, whereby perfoos of either fez may cure deadeyes with tale, (peed. fecrecy, and Way. N. B. Every box fold in Great britsin Is Staled Ilp with a Ramp. on which, by favour of the Commillioners, is printed at the Stan, 011iecvt.T. Taylor, lie. 9. New Bridge Erect—to imitate with:bee felony, and all ether. an counterfeit. CoaCca& naril t -*me • lb = rala !l. i HIGH WATER Al' LONDUN LIRIDGR TO-MORROW Kiel*" " 36 *gnaw after 3 Ate rumen LONDON I Peirteet mad pohNibed by L!VJL MST (et Cu. terbury phce, Lambeth). at the Slat Orem% Na a Carey. i• Urea. Pal,llAtd airu at tio. bTAt Quits ,TesitiAlw F