Star. — London, England, 1806-10-02 00:00:00

• ~~ i. , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 ORR; LT L 7 LI A.ll. REPORT far SEPT EMBER The Wheats of the Midland Counties prove the beavieti ; thole of Bedfordthire, and a part of Be►ks. }rave hitherto produced th e finest (moo ts . The Barleys of Norfolk, and the Itonthings of Eger., are Mott!, lean ; thole of Hertfordfhire are in thief !nation with the principal Maltiters. The Oats in many diftrifls ate fowls,. more produetive ratan was expeCted from the thin appearance of ftraw on the ground. Beans alfo Are likely to yield a fair average crop, but the Ticks are molt abundant. Clover Seed Ins failed pretty generally, from the continuance of wet weather, fo that unlefs a confiderable fupply can be derived through Hamburgo, the flock of old feed. which is lupe, will probably experience a material advance in price The plants of Turnips were never atoregentrally promiiing; and the Potatoe crops prove abundant. —The Grazing Counties have thrown out much latter feed.—Hops have ielded but partial produce; but few difiriets Affording famples of tall year's quality.—Smithfield has been abundantly Cup• plied through the month, where gond Beall. and Sheep have found dull mat kets. Lean Stock of auqt kinds has experienced a Bart, from the abundance of pars s but the large importations which continag from Ireland are likely to keep Black Cattle at rue derate prices.—Hogs c• ntinue reafonable. The Wool Markets are become brick, and mote money is given both for thou 461 long fleeces. The Gentlemen in the vicinity of Forces having railed a liberal fubfcription for crating a monument to the memory of the immortal Nf LSON, and his brave companions, who fell with him in atchieving the glorious victory off Trafalgar, the foundation Hone of the edifice was laid on the 26th ult. by James Banns., of Brodie, Efq. M. P. and Provin• cial Grand Mailer Macon. It is an Octagon Tower, 24 feet in diameter, and 72 in height, conformable to a plan furniffied by Mr. CH STIWART. Archited, at Darnaway Cafile. The (cite of the building is the fummit of the Cloven Hills, in the immediate vicinity of Fortes, commanding a view of the Murray Frith, and eight furroonding counties. Town H•M FTS DISTRICT. SISSIONR•HnUSI, WILLCLOS R-SQyAR 1.--The Quarterly Meeting of the Magifirates comirenced yefterday,before Sir DANIIL Wiwatep, and a very refpedable body of Judices, when the ufual application for the renewal of the li• cence fur the Royalty•Theatee was made, on the be , half of MA Steele and Mr. Adley, jun. when the prayer of the petition was complied with, Without a diffentient voice. Sir Demist, W ILLIARIII informed Mr. Altley, jun. that the able management evinced In the order and regularity with which the Theatre had been concluded under his controul, had induced the Bench to giant an immediate renewal of the li• eence, and he doubted not but the Royalty Theatre would be continued to be concluded in the fame praife-worthy manner. Yefterday morning a boy got up behind a hackney coach palling through Fleet-Street, and which was clofely followed up by one of the Vauxhall Stages, the driver of which continued, for a confiderable time, unmercifully to lath the little boy with his whip. The lad cried out piteoufiy, but could not venture to extricate himfelf by efeape, without the rifle of be. ing trampled to death by the horfes of his tormentor. The perfevering and wanton cruelty of the ruffian excited the notice of a number of perfons, who cried Shame at his condo& At length the fellow was called to, Severely reprehended, and threatened with punifh ment, by a Gentleman amongft the crowd ; when Mr. Po pulled up his horfes, defcended from his feat, dealt out his infolcnce and defiance to all around him, and, amongft the Tell, threatened to pugifixt the Gentleman who reprehended his cruelty. He was, however, very Speedily convinced that he had got upon the wrong box: for the Gentleman tomato, and in about three minutes gave him a complete drub bing. The Gentleman took his number, and faith fully promifed him a meeting at the Coach Office, &cantle-place. bitty tsrs.—An inquifition was taken on Tnefday op the body of John Burkett, who met his death on Saturday lad. The deceafed, a fervent, was going through Haramerfraith with his maßer, in a delft', when the bode took 'tight at a baker's batket. and darted off at full Speed. The matter jumped out, and one of the reins broke whild the deeeafed was pulling the hark up, by which he was precipitated backwards, and had his Skull fradured.—An inquifi. lion was alfa taken on the body of James Fos, who fell into the (Lore in Davies-dreet, where a foldier 101 l his life a few weeks Since. The deceafed was employed by Mr. Rowles to repair the Shore, when he met his death. Verdid in both cafes--Acciden• tat Death. MILANCHnLY Accintior.—An Inquifition was taken on Monday, at the White Hotfe, Knightf• bridge, before A. GILL, Efq. Coroner for Weitmin. der, on the body of Sarah Gregory, who met her death by the overturning of a Rage coach. The de. ceafed, a young woman of refpedable parents, who refide at Hendon, lived at a Lace Manufadnry, No. 3s. New Bonddreet 4 and the obtained leave to go and fee her relations, on Tuefolay fe'nnight ; and a re• lation who lived in the fame houfe accompanied her. Os their return by Chillman's Hendon liege in the evening, the axle•tree broke in Tottenham•court• road, the vehicle was overturned with great violence, and the decealed had fume limbs broken, Width being dreadfully broiled, her fall being from the roof of the coach. Her relation was alto dreadfully br uifcal, but (he is in a fair way of recovery. The deceased lived in agony until Friday evening, when Ae expired. The Jut y returned a verdict of Acciden. tat Death. But with refped to the Ucodand, the Coroner ordered the Jury to affemble again on Wed• nefday next, when ;wooer witnelfes would appear to inform them of the condo& of the Stage coachman. The True Briton Stage couch broke down lad Sunday evening at Loughborough, in its way to town trom Wakefidd, with nine outride paffengers and ( - even infidea, together with as much Image as would load a town cart. The weight was A excel five as to break the (selectee Short in two. By. this means f I pad-Alger' were dreadfully braifecli— amoag whom Was Mr. William Hanley, of the Cock and Horn, Cree Church lane, Leadenhall Greet. One I poor woman was in loch a deelorable date that the wAs:oloti,;cd to tic left oft the slid. POLICE. ' A perfon ns 'the name of Tyhr was brought up on Tirade'', hernia Mi. Alderman Las, the fitting. Magillrate at Guildhall, charged with having at. tempted to deft and Meths. Dowse, Thornton a Co. by fending to them for payment a draft for 401. p. which, though a real draft on that refisellable Company, the prifoner muff have known he bad no right to receive. The prifoner, in his defence, Paid, that a poor man (prefent in Court) having, as he informed the prices nee. foupd the draft in queflion, which was dated the 25th Sept. on the evening of that day, brought it on Saturday the 27th to the prifoner's hour., inquiring of him if it was of any value ? The prifoner kept it all the next day, he and his wife fearching in the mean time to fee if it was advertifed in any of the papers. Not teeing any mention made of it, the prifoner, on the Monday, gave the draught to a young waterman of his acquaiutance to prefent at the houfe of the drawer's to fee what they would fay to it. He declared, however, he did not cape& any money to be paid on account of it, but imagined it mull have been flopped, as being pall due. The Magiftrate, in ftrong terms, reprobated Tyler's conduEt. If he had witted to aft like an hontft man, he would not have fent a perfon with the draft to the banking-bode, who knew nothing of the way in which he came by it, and who, therefore, moil have ciliated to receive payment of it, and who would have taken payment if offered to him, which, :-gain. it was obvious, met have found its way into the pri foner's pocket. To have steed honeftly, the prifoner thould himfelf have carried the draft to the houfe of Downe and Co. and informed them how he came by I it. As matters flood, be was inclined to view the t cafe as a conspiracy to defraud. At all events, he thought it proper that Tyler Ihould be remanded till a future day. MANSION House.—The perfon who, as we for. merly mentioned, underwent a long private exami nation before the LORD MAYOR, on Friday Lift, on a charge of attempting to defraud Meffrs. Jones, Lloyd, and Co. bankers, Lothbury, of the turn of 25651. on a forged letter of credit from Meas. Jones and Co. of Manehefter, was yellerday again brought up, and privately examined for about an hour. No thing, however, tranfpired more than we have alrea dy Tinted ; and the prifoner, who, it appears, has gone by a multiplicity of names, was ordered to be farther examined this day. MAILBOROUGN•STRIIT.—A very fingtilar charge came oil to be heard at this office, yeflerday, againa Mr. S. the nephew of a gallant naval commander, and recently a Midfhipman on board the Monarch man of war. The complaint was preferred by Mrs. 1.. the aunt of the Midlbipman, who refides in Ed. ward fkreet, Cavendiflorquare. It appeared by the ftatement of the parties, that the prifoner obtained leave of abfence to fpend three days in Portfmouth, whillt the Monarch was at Spithead, nearly a month fince. He came off to London, where he has fince remained. The houfe of his aunt, the profecutrix, was his home, when he fiat arrived in London; but his fubfiquent conduit was fuch as induced the lady to forbid him accets to her haute. He took lodgings in the vicinity of Fitzroy-tqare, after leaving toe honk of his aunt; and yeflerday morning he left the apartments, and informed the woman of the houfe he fliould on that day (boot himfelf. He repaired to the houfe of Mrs. 1.. and, on the door being opened, he rallied into the drawing room, where his aunt was at brtakfaft. He folicited forhivenefs, and her friend- Ibip ; but the gave him to underfiand that his eh fence was required, when he drew a pitlul from hh pocket, and exclaimed, " then I'll be revenged."— He placed the pistol again it his flomach as tiro de. (troy himfelf, but in an oblique direction, with the trigger guard preffed againft him, when he pulled the trigger and the piece went off. It was loaded with a bullet, which went through the breakfattoloth, aqd cut away part of the breaktaft table, near to which the hand of Mrs L. was refling. The Lady fell on the fl .or in extreme agitation, and the neighbour. hood was alarmed. Application was made to Marl. borough-fircet office, and Hamilton the officer was immediately difpatched to apprehend the prifoner. The officer found him in poffeffion of the drawing room, with his wailtcoat much dirtied with powder, and conveyed him away. Hamilton produced the piftol and ball, and alto the table cloth. In defence the prifoner laid he had no intention of doing his aunt any injury—his oiled being to deflroy himfelf in her pretence. He was committed for re-exami nation. Another circumfianee of a fimilar nature occurred at Knightfbridge, on Timfday evening. A young man, who is on the eve clef coming to a gond for- tune, fired a pitted off in the pretence of his guardian. ' He (aid his intention was to put a period to his ex. iftence, in confequence of his guardian not fupplying him with extravagant toms to enable him to purfue his obits% of diffipation. Bow STRUM—The young man called Westin:, Bill,. in cuftody on filfpicion of being the murderer of Ann Webb. in Higgleeolane, was on Toefdae privately examined before Mr. GRAN• SR, for upwards of two hours. He was remanded to the Brown Bear public houfe. On Monday the aoth of September. a man, who calls hived( Dix. nod rays he came from London, was committed to the gaol at Hartford by the Rev. Pante •Goomter, Inc a burglary in the hoofs of Mrs. Pennyfather, in the pitrifh of Welwyn. For about a fortnight pelt the neighbourhood of Welwyn had been greatly alarmed ; not a night paging but reward haute; were broke open and robbed of vane-' ons articles, chiefly apparel and 'Ultra'', which gave a fufpicion that tome defames were lurking about the woods, which are numerous and large is that pert of the cowry. and afford eery concealment, in eonfequence of which the above named Magiftrate, with two Coollables, affißed by General Cirrxee. and Adjutant WARN, at the head of a divifion of the sit Herts Volunteers, fronted the country, and by their exertions Dix was taken in a wood with part of the property that has been loll.—Too much praife I cannot be given to the Volunteers for turning out to readily. and difperGog therafelves night and day through the woods; nor to their General and Adju tant. in fpontaneoutly offer ing their affiflance to the peace officers. It is reported by the country people that two other men and a woman have been teen, sod as the Volunteers are hill upon the alert, it is hoped they will loon be takm. HAVING de.ties(e4 toyfelf to the (Indy. and been gratified iy the molt coonderahle pea elite In that branch *Web I thought pro.:er tn fele*, I trait that I have not toot, nail employed my nine than thole who, In the eatenfive Odd of the profelnoa, arc necationally louncrfed in uncertab.ty. and cannot aiways attain that fuccef.; which is acquired by conceutrattng die letcliedtual to one cid' of dif.edem The es of Dltillf.lTY are peculiarly Mt:cling, for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptomv and lay a de prelims of ab vital energy, miltauceltfelf becomes embittered— her they anfe ktun the prevalence of in example, the defure tlee habits of lehnothoyvnr the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the mutt &Manus profefilonal Odll : bet by the ignorance of uneducated men. the (perms are aggravated, lad time mints. don is deftr Ted. As • MEMBER orate ROYAL COLLROR of SURGEONS, I pro» nd my pectentions ant reguleeke of education. and poffelfice ewer, privilege. to pradice, I my?elfendtied be that confidence with which I keys hitherto been fo liberally honoured. Ice the full fenfathow of local wearers, arty iqoplkatior will prevent tberalamity of a debilitated frame ; hut whore the teem, from a conscioufnefe of the umnaolinak of the *lee which ciao' Ns misfortune, ts fearful of the Contempt or cenfisre of ilia family phyfician, and broods over his Infirmity with careful concealment k must be latisdaclory for him to be affured not only en capability of treatment but alto of the molt inviolable fecrety. And In recent Vet)-real Conspiainta it is pothhk to prevent polo danger or olltrefo ; in the molt complicated cafes It is the acqtlire• went of excluitee fxperbnce to thia line to NW a fak, certain and 'peedy re-ekabliernent. I tier the advantage of this experience tette& of either fee wht ar• afet'iod with any kind of WiNII.I of an, tymptorna 01 VRN URFA). IN I'heTION, sod in all safes the tenor of rem, neration are itatoi on the Pant interview. _ • Patient, In the remoter are exuded to loeloteil Bank note, and arc requited to treaty their age aril manner of living. Menther of the floral k'olleg• of Surgeon,. la Loabon I•4o. 34j,.truthkl-ltrett, Strani, un...r temple 1314 SALk har AUCTION. • At the Angel tun, in Perfbore, In the Onunty of Woreegrr. oa Tharidat, the 3. th of Odlober, ilat, between the houi• of three and Svo Hoek in the afternoon, (Wiles to the conilltiJais then to he Prottosal, in 'flee Lotsa Lot I. liaL that the Manor or reputed Manor BINHOLME, with ft. Metnhep and Aput tenement. In the Perla of St. Andrew. In Palate aforofaid, with the Matto: Monte and Duildlogrond about o acre+ of Otchwdlng, Garden Ground, Arable, Meadow, and Padu re Land, part of which is in band, and part mat on lades fair different tents, and ago fundry chief rents, and the Misery In the river Avon. held by leafy fur se years, (reintrable every fetal; under the Dean and Chapter of Wedminger. Lot i. All that Farm. confiding of a good brick built faro bead sad Cohabit outbuildings, and &hoist soo Ramie acres of Ari,ble, Meadow, and Pogue% Land, tytha free, lying together end lodated with goodbye guickfet fones,abtut 7 acres w hereof are (tech. Id of Inheritance, and the reactor cop yhold for liver, held by the Rite the Dela and Chapter of WoteJler, and h•nate at Hager, ha the Ws let of Charlton and parifh of Crng.thorne i In the county 0 1 Wori teller, in the occupation of Pantin, yearly tenant, who will gam the ellate. N. B. There tsar czcallect bed of Lliseflassitoo the Baste The great turnpike road leading from Woreeder to Loodon to, within bad a mile of this Efface, which is <Pilau from Pa, DAIL ab .ut three miks, from Pant= 4, and irons the city at Worrell(' about ty milts, and about two from the Navigable River Avon. Printed Particulars of I.ot t will he ready la doe time, to hi delivered on applying to Mr. Drew, of Perlhore.lll)ii at the one of M, Iris, I.avender's and Byrch, Solicitors, fir, Bunt ; and fur ther particulars of Lots may be known by applying to t►e fail Mr.Drew,or Meess.Lavcotiers and ihreb. MI Freya the Right Hoe. the EARL of EXCIVA. To Mr. CHINO, Apothecary. No. 4. Cates,6do. St a, lunderhand from my Apothecary, that - the effete of your CHING's PATENC WORM LOZENIIMS, on any fervent. wu complete in removing an otiftruatiou in the firtl pal. (ages and bowels, but there was no appearance of Wallin; the bad been unable to get up from bee bed for above nine weeks ; the lay down or Rood op, the pain about aut region of the Ronuele was iuereafod ; the had not at fohd meat for own waits. Every medicine that two Pbyficians and an able Apothecary could vow tore to prefcribe, was given to her, but without proper effedt.—. The warm bath alleviated the pain, but that was only temporary. relief After taking your Medicine two days In fucceffion, the got up and began to at her meat, and from that time the mended aPaCe. Whenever the bowel. are obßrudled, )our Medicine alone relieves her. ii;iici i ii,baober at. 0' As Opening Phyflc as all occalooa, LOZEN. OHS are fuperior to rem other Medicine. Sold in Boles at as. 9d. sod Ss. 6d. each, and for charitable purpok., in Bozes.at ass each. For the Wind, Fluxes, and other Dfforders ku the Bowels of Infants, as well as of Adult& DALBY's CARMINAT IVE. CAUTION. —Many counterfeited Preparations of this Medicine having been offered few Sale, under I'm-lons Pretences, all Perron' are requeited not to take any milers they °Verve that the tunic F. Newbcry, No. 45, Sr. Paul's," is en 'rayed in the Stamp , and that In the Bill Dircaloas round each liotde is MI Fitradt from the Wil! of the late Mr. jolephihy, " Whereas I did many years fame Wilma my daughter Franco( now tbeWlfe of Anthony Gdl,af jiorth lireet,Weftnsiefter,Cient. to the Att of compounding a certln Medicine, of which I amt the foie inventor. called " Dallrfs Carminative," I do limb., eon dittoa and appoint my Laid daughter the fob Preperar of this ocelot . Mediane ; I likewife give to my Laid daughter, Frances Gell, mj rule property in the raid Carminative, and all profits arifing from the tale thereof, to her and her licirs for ever " It is (old only by F. Newbcry and Sons, No <s, St Churrek Yard, a few doors from Cbrapilde, London, price is. 9 4 . • Botdc, duty included—.and by their appointment, by Dicey and Co. Bow Churchyard ; Bacon and Co. Iso, and Mims, 76, Oa. ford•ftreet ; J. Wade, Old Bond-ftreet; Bayley and Co. Cocifpur- Brett ; J. Ward, Middle Stow, Holborn ; B. Borebill, LungScreg E. Barry, Bridge tireet,Weliminfter ; S. Randall, RoyalEzehaage ; • ' W. Clarke, Borough, High•ftrcet, and J. Harris, Corset of Lad ga•e•areet I'HE VENEREAL DISEASE, under its Yu. rises appearances and complicated attacks, may be fpoodihy and feeretly eradicated froin the Siam, by the ufe or Dr. FlitiE MAW* DROPS, which (or their library Media in elcauflrg this Blood from all impurities, whether Venereal or Scorbutic, are termed OUTTA SALUTAIRIS. By perfevering in the ufe of this Remedy, the Patient gradually lefts all pain and inlamoxMu of the Parts, all foul and corroding ticen, Lumps in the Skin and other correfponding fymptnms of this cruel and relent be& Difeak : nearly thirty years preCtice bath proved to Dr. Free man, that all this is aecampitilted by the Drops, without the aid of furg , cal Operations, or the ulual application of grail , mercurial pn.p.n.tions. Sold by appointment of Dr. Freeman, of Hatton Garden, by R. Butler, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Paternoßer row, London Beim and. Gibbs, Portfmoutb ; Welton aid Roberts, Poetics Robert., Harding. and Johnfon, Carport ; WilL, Pntriaan , and RA. gem. Plymouth; Roche, Philph, Holland, Haydon, and Dock; Mon, Falmouth; Neaks and Mitchell, Dover; Sharp and Long, Deal; hokmaa and Jacob, Shia:anis; Wltheridge. Chatham; Warren, Margate; Lingers and Ralph, Margate; Thomplon, Yarmouth ; Peck, Huil ; Woillenhobak, Yort ; Mac donald. Mallow; Browning, Paifley; Baxttr and Smith, Ella burgh; Heaton, Leeds; Wood, Wakefield; Lathbury, Liverpool ; Stains and Yinglian, Manetwiter ; Williams and Transan,Esetert Sallibury t Barry and Sheppard, Briltol ; Hazard and Hunt, Hada; Strvenfon, Norwich ; Hodson, Cambridge; Pollard. brighten; Land, Whitlow; Surber, Nottingham; Drewry. Derby; Wood, and Nott and Lloyd. Birmingham ; and mail Me dicine Vender,. In bottles, at as. cd each, with ample dircekions. , PURLIC ADVANIAGE. T HE advantage the Public mni always derive from regularly educated profelional men elretfling aimed exelufively their Itudies to one fpeciea of malady. wart never more ecarly denionftrated than by the unexampled (metre which by attended the adminftration of their New Remedy, and the extra ordinary Cure, it has performed. For a laclg feria of years Medic CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Malea)'• Service, bare made the VENEREAL DISEASE the particular objeCi of their invelligation, and are happy in having difcoveredi a Medicine foperior to Mercury lo the cure of that complaint: le is fofficient to obferve in pralfe of this New Remedy, that its creels arc diametrically oppoGre to.thofe of Mercury„ fur though it com pletely eradicat.s every veftlge of the Virus in its moR confirms! 'Cacti, yet it eines not in the trait injure that conftitution. On the contrary it renovates the (yam in all its natural functions, pro mates appetite, and meditates digeillon. Theo indeed of reducing firm; and vigorous conttitution to the frightful conditiou that Me curry does,it not only preferees that cooßatution In Its primi tive date, but redone, a meek and debilitated one to Its natural itrength and vigour. Moratoria!' inflames arc ow nerm record of the fuperior ..tbeaey of this Medicine, Its inherent and fpecitie virtue' adting as a perpetual correetive to bodily Debili.y, wbe ther proceeding from the pernkmuc habits of deluded youth, or the esecife. of maturity—..imprudencits which often embitter the matrimonial date. The unhappy fuirerevberiuda. owielikatul, fortune sa athatued to fcck relief, until be is reduced to Nth a date of weak nth as ton utter life opprelGve. 'le fuels perfoits it mutt be a c..t., f. Hut reSt Mon to know that they may new by a new an:l intaVt tie mode of treatment be rcflo:ed to that greatett ef all human its, a ftrong, manly, and vigorous cooltiturim. In ;Al cafes of Debility and 11.ficiericy from whatevercaufe ad!• ling, as well as in every fpecies of Venereal Isifeetioo, Metro. Currie and Co. may be confulted by Patients of either Sex with the greeted fecrery aid honour, at their hook, No. toy, Hatted! Garden.-I.etters (poft paid) combating a bank note, will he duly sofwcres', and the neceffary Medicine and advice fent to any part of the kingdom. N. B. Many Gentlemen of the firß relpeetability who halves oerieueed the benefit of this new Medicine. have particularly de• fired that a reference may !were° to them to fatisfy the mind of any perfon of the real onlity of this may important daccorory. No. to 7, Hatton Garden. HIOH I VaT im :a AT LONDON BklDog TO-MORROW - - 31 dames after 5 Atteracco - - 46 11111111 tell agar $ LONDON : Primed sad pablllbad by LIVILKINT, (0 V2l. terbury-plaee, Lambeth), at tM /rat Ornea, No t. Cm"' amt. PlibUthed /Ma at tar Oral Odnes. Tempi" 3•r . DUBLIN SEAT - EIMER if. i Attiong the paffengers 101 l in the King Cenigei pocket, was Mr. John Anderfon. late of this city, merchant ; this excellent and beloved young man was on his way from London, (where he had been lately happily and advantageoully married), to vifit hi. parents and family, who reticle in Dublin t he had reached Chefler, and was about to fet out for Park• gate, when he found that by a blunder of the peoplx of the inn, his bag gage (which was marked with his name), had been Pent back to London in the entitle of the night. upon nfuppolition that it belonged to an other traveller of the fame name, who had lain at the fame houfe. Mr. anderfon was obliged to wait until the millake was reeihed, and his goods returned front London. On the day of their arrival the King George failed, and he left Parkgate in all the antics pated pleafurs of a eosin who was defervedly beloved as a fon and a brother, battening to meet an affec tionate family. A Gentleman of MA refpetiability has favoured us with the followin recipe for the Dropfy, which he aJTorts us. was tried with faeces on his brother, I who wasiiedneed to the brink of the grave and given over by all his phyticians. It was fent to Mr. Fos s but unfortunately applied to the foie, of his feet in , (lead of his navel. We recommend it moo fetioutly to our Readers.—Frennan's Journal. Cut it Foe ,t Mover +-Take two handfulls of Liverwort wati ed clew , pat into a (mall pot ith a quart of water ; let them boil on a flo w fire, till the Liverwort is tuft and filmy ; then thicken it to o poultice with Barley Meal. adding a quart of hour,: Snails pounded in a wooden bowl, Meng and an till quite fine; then fpread it on a climb and apply it to the navel as trot as pofribk ; let It remain 24 hoots on, and repeat it u often armed:fay. N. B. it caufes great perfpiration, draws the water to the part covered by the poultice, and cures it to pant freely in the natural way. The patient ought to remain in bed, and be as much on his back as pornbly convenient, to give the poultice fair play% and as the bandage ilackena by the difeharge of water, to draw it tighter. 'l' be foregoing bas been known to cure the Dropfy after tapping, and when the Patient has been given over by the faculty.—lio ufe Snails D1C2.11/ theft with thefts on their backs. A Letter, lately received from Linco%Mire, de terve' tome attention.--" I have the pleafur e to in form you that my face is much better, though fill but indifferent ; beg you will fend me a large bottle, having been obliged to purchafe fame which I am convinced are not yours. I feat to one of your agents, he had not any in the haute, but purchafed them ellfa where in the town for me. I have fent a (mall quan tity and the paper of dire:lions, in order that yos may difco►er the inepofition, (for filch I mutt think it) as the effects are fo vary different." In chafe cafes, where Brrasuay's Patent Asaiscoaau tic DROPS are given with fuccefs, as in Scurvy, Gout, Rheuniatifin, Sctophula, Eruptive Cafes, Nervous and liiliuus Complaints, the meaty of guarding againft an in• juniors mixture is obvious ; therefore with a little attention, by the following marks, the genuine medl tine will be dirt inguifhed readily front counterfeits. Obterve, that the words " by the King's Patent," arc expretTed at length on the battle, in the bill of direct lions, and outfide wrapper ; alto the Ramp, (the king's duty) is printed in black inflead of red ink. Sold at the Difpenfary, No. Soho-fquare, Lon don ; in bottles of ss. 6d. nos. and tl. as. duty in cluded ; Compound Effence, Bs. BIRTHS. Teefday fennltht, at Cranee. York nitre, the feat of John !After 14ye, hfq. the Right Hoe. Lady Amelia Kaye, of a daughter. Thorfday lan, the Lady of Lobed iNdlelne, of Callao* HO, Yorkthire, of a fon. LaR vetck, at Exmouth, t►e Lady of Captain Martin, of the mit Regiment of Ltuarda, f s fan. . . On the aoth rlt. iu Lo;ver Grofvenor-ftrcet, the Lady of Lieu tenant Colonel C. Frakr, of a daughter. I~RItI Lately Life Mere, Efq. of the tft Royal Dragoons, to Miro M. Gorges., of South lawn Lofige, Or ford fhlre At South Minas, Thomas Chriftopher, [fq. late of Stockton on Tees, but now of Trinity-Iquart, London, to Mitt Swab Caroline Seton, rungeft daughter of Janice Scion, fq of the Adele's'. At lufsricl, Captain SCUM of the tiad Regiment, cid& fon of Sir William Seton, Bart to Mils ?ranee. Coote, grand piece of the late Sir Eyre Coote, L B. Comusautlis io Chief in the Exit Indies. A t Lydd, J. 9. A. Dennis, Efj Commander of his Malays gun brig Sparkler, to Mira Mary Clarke, of St Dunitan'a, Limdoo At Greenwich, Camas Koos. of the Royal Artillery, to Mifs M. Roeke, that place. _ _ At Claybrook, the Rev. George Clarke. Cliargain to the Royal Military Afyium at Challis to Milk Dicey, only daughter of Thomas Dicey, E(q. of Clayb;ook On Friday, at Mortlake, Willkuu Saurey Cllpin, Erg. to Mite Elisabeth _ . Lit*. M% James Walthew. of Liverpoti. to Mifs Owen, daughter of i he Iteu. Mr. Owen, Edcni, Carnarvocitalre. DIED Lately, at his fon's hoofe. at Miteharn, John Jones, Efq. of Ca vandith-fquare, In the coeds year of his age. At Kenilworth, near Covectry, Mrs John Bird, widow of John Bird, Efq fornictly an Alderman of tbr City of Coventry. tin the 7th ult. at Aberdttn,Mifi Charl-,ttu ligertwood, daugh ter of James Ligertwood, Efq. On his pairtge home from the Cape of (loud Hope, Mr George WOW, third fon of the late Mr Thomas of Port Olafgow. Wedueftlay fennlellt, at Ripe. Mr. Muon, a Oentlutnan, whole .weight, we believe, esceedtd 29 Roue