Star. — London, England, 1806-10-23 00:00:00

IF► M A...1FL, , •Ie• J OrC.tSTEB.OOTOI*R i~. Ile ?dace Of - Stasis took leave of his op friend lir. &melt this•day. The Petrie' was efeorted by Capt. S A • its's fine troopof yeomanry until his Royal Highnets reached the great North Road, when be io• treated they would not give themfelvesfarther trouble, eaprrfling hi. thanks for this mark of attention, and the pleafure he had in obferving the excellent flats of the corps. His Royal Highnefs in field martini', uniform, at tended by Major Ilsoosmiso, reviewed the Suu. sham regiment of Yorkthire Welt Riding Volunteer Cavalry. commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Fox yaws', atTembled at this place ; this fine corps went through their various evolutions with a degree of se. curses that .did ,credit to their seal, and brought Milk the jirsifes of his Royal Highnefs, who, with bit ufual eondefeenfinn, direfted General Vvss to give out in orders bit moll perteil approbation of the ew e. and the jail (vile he entertained of the impor • tans fereiePt they would render to their country when tier they' might be called upon. TO THE £1.1170R OF THE► STAR. Sm—Yrier readinefs in infert in your Paper what titer tends to. promote the interells and Inn rights of the defenders of your country, prompts me to flea scorner fur the following, by which you *ill much oblige a connant Reader and obedient Servant, •a OLD SOLDIII. TO THE RIGHT HON 'ME EARL OF MOTRA, MO. ,'TER GENERAL OF THE BOARD OF ORDNANCE. Mr Loan—l have lately fees in the public papers isetice of the diaribution of Pnze money for the late capture of the Cape of Good Hope, and it gives Me a fineere pleafure to find the prefent Government Ps ready to appreciate and reward a ferrite, the re f,* of which will, I titta, prove a lolling benefit to llititain. Without derailing from the merits of the anion jell now mentioned, I cannot help controlling it with what land many others experienced in the difcharae of our duty an a (civics cottony hazardous, and of zeltreh longer duration, namely, the taking of Chat lel tOwn, in South Carolina, North Ameties, which furrendered to his MajetlY's arms, under the Com mand of General Sir HtNRT CLINTON. on the tzth s(up 1780* after a liege of about fix weeks.---That there was prize-money for this ferrite is beyond a doubt, but that it has never been paid is silo a truth ; at lest none has ever buts received by that part of the army to which I had the honour to belong, the Royal Artillery. Where the blame He e, is sot my province to fay, sad I do not with to calumniate any individual, or bring accufations again* the innocent. Convincer:l_olk it is neither the willsof his Majefly, nor the Sritifii Natiaii that tlie bard earned pittance of the war-worn Soldier fbould be withheld from bini s l harm '* prefustsed to addrefs your Lorcifhip. You, my Lord, witneffed and partook of the toils of that army, whole Cervices have fq long been ne jeaerd. You have ever Room, yourfclf the Soldier's riomf, and art now in that fituation•which enables zoo to ermcife 'hors feelings congenial to your heart, and honourable to humanity ; and, although this fervice has yet beta unrewarded, I now flatter my. Oaf that flit peeper enquiry will be made, convinced that yen canoe treat with filent regket, the foli citation of, My Lord, Your loordfifip's mat obedient humble Servant, all OW SOLDIIL. TO TOE EDITOR OF THE ST/IR. Srit—Taking advantage of your general libera lity, I am induced by many of your Reader," to re. quell you will give publicity to-the paragraph cub. joined, from an Anfwer, which appeared fume time ago, to an Enquiry by Lieutenant Colonel Sir T. Wit fon. Ir is believed, had the Mit& been more ge nerally known, that it would have induced the fra. WCII of the Bill for the late incteafe of pay to the artily, to have particularly noticed the unfortunate fituatittn of Officers in the Royal Veteran Battalions, who enjoy the name, hut, alas ! they feel not the in- Suence of Royalty. Yet from the united:l benevo. knee, the admitted jullice, and the high and revered charafter, of his Royal Highncfs the Commander in Chief, the Veteran Officers fill look Ins ward with a fond hope, that the fentence, pronounced againfl them, will be reviled, and that the rank, for which they have fo fiequently dared death in the field, and in unwholefume foreign climes, will nt t be withheld from them ; particularly as the gratifying them with their jut) right, can neither be attended with expenee to the nation, not the leaf difadvantage to the ler vice. On the contrary, they will venture to affirm, it would have a vet y contrary effee. In the Gard font of Gibraltar, Guernfey, &c. where the Veteran Battalions are Rationed, no one queltions the ha:ti tbit) attending Offiters of thofe Corps doing duty tin• tier men young enough to be their grandkri. Nei• ther cafe nor comfort is known in what is termed a mimes for a Veteran Officer, after having ferved faithfolly and aftively for thirty, forty, or a longer 'hind of years—whilf the perfon who, fortunately ftte himfelf, embraied the quill in preference to the (Word, retires after a certain number of years, chin, on his Wary, or a penfion, far Inperior to the pay of the Veteran, who receives no augmentation from fey. Vice or age, for he is doomed t 6 toil in dittant garri. fons, till he tumbles into his grave. w One liberality of Government in the army would An them hie honour—Eiery Officer, who'has f.r. fed a certain time, Should bare filch a competence fecured to him as &mild enable him to pars the re mainder f his life with comtott and credit, and filch of his ions as chofe a military life &old have a com mann given them, with filch an additional allow ance, as ilsould enable them to meet the_inereafed ex. ponce of the times, and rapport the chitratler of a Gentleman." Now, Sir, had the above Advice been at:Dotted, it would have been preferabls to an inetiferitninate in create t f ray, and have (wired the Veteran Officet from the humiliation of his Indent Ittuation. It is not lefGble to afGgn a reafon why the Veteran ON be ihe only fervont of the pdhlit that goes tootvarewarded,but humiliated—and it Is equally certain, that this is the my undef the Hea vens, where to be a Veteran Officer is • • • • • I am. Sir. itemssaivs. poLick,:ve. Yeiletetain St Vinton Hall. sT Jaw tl/TCEd Jacobs, wbo keeps Onside of civil Pinot, is Ai tillerrareet. near Hi g t ar s s .l a me, was brought no on fulpicion of having a knowledge of the perfon Mhn moldered Ann Webb or Winterflond. His apprehettfion art fe from the following circurnflanee—He was (handing at Ids door with his nightcap on, in converfattnn with another man, when he in a kind of playful manner, pulled the cop over his eyes and raid " that is what you mutt at last come to." Jacobs raid. " Yon had better go home, nr you will be ferved fo for the murder of the girl in Higler's.lane." —On this the man went off hattily, and a woman, named Baldwin, gave information of the circum fiance. Jacobs, in his examination, Paid he made ufe of the swords merely from the provocation of hay ing hi. cap pulled over his eyes, and ptomitid to have the man brought forward at, a future day, if he was allowed to gn in fearch of him, which Mr. Evasci allowed on that condition. Mamma Hcrtriss....Yifterday Mary Jones, who was examined, for the firfi time. on Monday, an a charge of uttering counterfeit flnifings, and having five pieces of the like counterfeit coin concealed in het month, trridefweist a feconci examinatinn, in pre. fence of the Solicitor for the Mint, and was cows-• mined for trial. NNW OFTICP, SHADWILL,—ChatIa Mtn!' *ad James Foßer were conimitted to Dartford gaol,Kent; one charged with an attempt to commit a rape on a young woman, and the other for endeavouring to refeue the offender. Mant.nonotics-sres;y.—Yefterday Ann Rockall and her daughter were charged with receiving Rolm property, to a contiderable amount. . . Mr. Wilmot, upholflerer ' in John.flreet, Oxford. flreet, having been robbed, as he Infpefted by his porters, has for Come time been uGng every effort to trace part of his property; and he fueceeded in do ing fo on Tuefday, at the honk of the priioner, Ann Rockall, who keeps an old iron &np in Green's court, Little Poulteney.llreet. A (catch warrant was procured, and Foy and Burton, officers, event to the houfe and brought away ticking, mattrafs cafes, printed cottons, &c. to the amount of sol.— A conliderable part of this property was identified by Mr. Wilmot, and tome by other perfons. A fe cund fearch was made in the cow fe of yefterday, and Tome filver fpoons, cyphered J. F. and other plate, were found, as was elle; a table-cloth with a mark .and coronet on it. It has been the cullom among the porters of upholllerers to form a committee fur the purpofe of carrying on their nefarious practices, more effeitually to evade jullieei and they have alto a fund to obtain legal advice, where required. A porter lately in the employ.of Mr. Wilmot is in etsf tody, chargesi with the robbery. The prifoncrs were remanded till next Thurfday. Saturday, at twelve o'clock, Marl Dright, for merly coachman to a gentleman at the Weil end of the town, Rood in the pillory one hour, at the bottom of the Hay marker, purfuant to his entence at the left Middlefex feffions, for delivering a bill for a quantity of hay to hi,. Mailer, which had never been had, with intent to defiaud. Common Nene:mem —At the lag Quarter Seflions, two of thele rgpettaLle gentry were fentenced to Rand in the pillory at Greenwich for trtwo hours, for compounding an offence againa a cett: t penal law. At the conelnfion of the Ayr Circuit, the Judge, Lord AINADALI, in an elegant fpeeth, replete with the molt liberal fentiments and Wein', information, addreffed the Gentlemen who were fnmmoned tot; a Jut y, upon the benefits the country derived from the inilitution of juriec, and on the important advan tages that would refult from extending the powers of lodes to civil cattle& ; and remarked how great a boon Goverment was about to confer upon Scot. land. by introducing a law founded on the refltitions prorated by Lord Grenville to the Houfe of Lords. On Saturday night, about twelve o'clock, as a watch man was going his round, he heard the cries of a' new born infant near the opening made for the Lon. don Docks, at the upper end of Old Gravel-lane,, ' ' Ratcliff.highway, where it had been left to perith.— He took it to the watch houfe, and Irons thence it was fent to the svor khouft. • Au extraordinary accident happened lan week in the neighbourhood of Wotton under Edge :—Four men, who had affembtsd in the night, with an inters• lion, it is toppled, of Healing timber, went into a field adjoining that town, where feveral pieces had recently been placed, for the purport of bnitifing.— Three of there fellows, in this nefarious purfnit, had got a fmall tree upon their Boulders, and were car rying it off, when tie man who fupported the butt end flipped down, and the whole weight of the piece falling upon him, be was killed on the fpot. Lail Thurfday morning, as a party of fmngglers were landing a quantity of fpirira at a creek near Deal s they were furprized by the CuArnn Houfe Of ficers, when a rencontre enfited, and fevers' (hots were fired on b.ith fides ; one of the fmugglers, named Pollard, w•a,. flint dead on the fpqt. and leveral of the officers IVCIe fevertly wounded. The fmugglers fuc needed in getting off their illicit trade. The hat., Chroniele Rates, that forte ',twat mit creams, 1411 week, cot nut the tongue of a hotfe at the Mumbles, which, it is conjectured, they fuppofed belonged to a Gentleman againtl 17 Nim they enter tained Come animotity, but which was the property of t pone pisblic.in there. The General Qnarter Seffions fnr Middlefty and Wellminfler c , mutenced y ellerday morning, at Guild. hall, WaminHer, before W. Main wait two, Efq. Chairman, and a nnmernus Bench of Juliices of the Peace fnr Middlefex and Wetiminner. The feveral Grand and Petty Juries for Middlefex and Wellmin fler attended, and were (worn in, in the ufual way. Liar of the petty conflables were Alfa called over, and the bufinefs concluded for the day. The tieffions for Middleftx were adjourned over until Monday next at Hicks's Hall, Cler kenwell,and the Court proceeded to the babel& of the Salon' for Wellminller this morning. 'This morning the prifoners who land committed nn charges of felonies in the f 1 city and county Fit iron*, *ere removed to Newgate, reparatory to their trials at Jullice Hall, old Bailey , on Wednef• day nest, the 19th inflant. !! PAiITNERSHIPB niscot,via Robert little and Thomas Stork, of kiroad-Mtad, Ifflßol, cab!. net makers and uphollterees, Odoher.4, Ito 6. John Heasley and Alexander Struthers, of 4reitos,Lineachire, bread-bakers. October t t, 'Sob. John Armitrong and Charles Dickinfem, of Northwarmborosgb; Hants, March ac, 1806. James Hall. of the New Inn. Old Bailey, London; William Wyatt, of Creat•Marlow,Backinghamllaire ; and Ellealarth keilt chener, of Colubrook. Middkfex.• coach and waggon matters, (as to the fdd Elizabeth hlinehener only). Ogtober ts. tflo6. William Brown and Rickard Smith, of St. Alban'a, Hanford. Mire, merchants, Anguft ta. 1806. John Pearce and William Newton, of Briltol, gingerbread bakers and cenfeetloners, October ty. 1806. Robert Roberts, June* Sergeant, and Robert Sergeant, of Frith, Kent, briek•makers, and of Doekhesd, Berniontlfey, Surry, brick layers, June 14, 18:6 Charles Greenfword and Thomas Kidwell,. of Belmar, near Chkhefter, 3uth.z, (hip-builders, September 6. 18c6. Willem Bennett. George Moore, and Thomas Woodward, of Waudfworth, calico-printers, October 16, ;gob. John Jones, William Watfon. and Robert Davis, of Birminr barn, Warwleklbire, nerthrellienanafedliwers, Sept. at. sBe6 Humble Lamb, Warren Maude lamb, John Hebfon, john Fnrfter, Robert Waldie, and Timothy . Forft , r, of Dalfton, Cam • beriand, cottoo-manufadturera October t, t 306. DrVIDYNDS. , Ddlober 18. Ration 'Francis the Vonore. of Bread-ltreet, I.ondoo warehoufemian, at twelve. at Guildhall ' oAnher 28. john Iferriman, of firewee.-ftrect, Pimlico, floral, dealer and citacurso, at tw-lve, at Cullih.M. Odlolier 28. Stettin Newton Chifwell, of Wareham, Suffolk lhopkeeper, at ton. at Guildhall, London. °disbar as. Jolla William Usher, now or late of Bawling Morn. lane, Ckrkeowell, vidtealler, at twelve. at Guildhall, October at. Thomas Hart, late of Brittol, merchant, at tweive, at the White Lion Tavern, Broad-ftreet, Odtober 27. James White, now or late of Newoham. Gioneefter • &ire, patten riny•rrraker, at eleven, at the George imr, Bearably. Gelnber 18. John Statham,. of Coningthy. Llncolaibire, common brewer, at ten, at the Rein Deer Inn, Lincoln. Offieber 28. Robert Whitehead. now or late of Sheffield, York ' Ibi'e csni•raelor, at the Angel inn , Sheffield. Detobce 17, Samna 'Stow, of Wifberh St. Peter's, in the iffe of Dansbrldrealse,ploosller. Oozier and painter, at eked', at the Rae i (bows lon. Wilbcoh St. Peter's. PRICE tHI Hopi, ;wpm ismalam nutaxim 1 New Begs 41 sos zo $1 $s I Pockets 41 tss to 61 6s /Iles Or mat AIM STSAW llt 11111TIMILD. UM, - 31 101 10 41.1011 I C/0111/ 41 OS 10 SI 31 New Do. 01 cs to 01 os I Straw. it 16s so 11l $s COAL MARKET. Odder st. . Ships at Market Ships cat Price ' s 3 Newcaftle Coal 7 475 3d to 564 od • z Ssoderland t 46s 6.1 to ON od COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amiterdans 35 1s 2U4 Cadiz 381 &eel Genoa 47 Do zt6gbt 3$ s Madrld3Bleffeet Lilbon 6t 'ltotterJarn it j s 114 Hilims 311} circa. ( Oporto 6 Hamburgh 33 $s Ut Leghorn 511 1 Dublin 11 Altona 33 6 a Ur Naples 44 I Cork 13 Paris., day's &nese o Lir. VCISICC 46 Hy. Piccolo Offedive Paris, s LIC. 14 4 per 4. Red. Boards:aux 14 Pakrmo po Peace per oz. Agle on the Bank of Hand j 4 pa Cent. New Dollars 0 5 5 BIRTHS. On the yth 'nitwit, at 9altafb, Dam, the Lady of Brigadier- General Hereto, of a fun. Lately, a woman in Hamilton, of three fens; they are all in good health. Oo tkr tit h initant, at Ortnnochy parith of Largo, county of Fife. a Sailor's Wife, of three children, who were all baptized, and ha* every swpdanmee of doing well. FARRVED. On Monday, at Fedaington, Wham Date Parr. PSI. Captain In the South Hants Itnement of with, to Mifs Lu►in, only chortler of James Lukln, Efii. of Peddington. DI cm, In Portman.rquare, the Right Hon. Counter. of Kentnare.— Her death Is lincerely lamented by her dirconfolate Lord, her family and an mealy, circle of friends and acquaintance, who long admired her amiable and polifhed manners. Her domefties and the poor, who experienced her charity and benevolent rphit, Enver'', deplore her lora. Her I.ndriblp wooer a beautiful perfon and enuntaiance, and died in the slith year of her nee. At Hopewell Pilate, Jamaica. in the yfth year of his age, Alex. soder Fullerton, Efq many yearn a Member of the Affembly of that Maud, arid Cartobßotularum for the parlfh of St. Aon. On the loch inftant, at Crairball, Charles Duncan, Efq. late merchant in LosiJon, In the pad year of his age. Hum WATIR AT LONDON WOMB TO-MORROW. Ideive4 - 5$ onlouPs aft Aft/iv/1m . . o Titlntes 'tor is SALES BY AUCTION. SALE POSTPONED. I'HE Salo by Auetion, of the Manor of Binhol me, 1 with its nights, Member,, and Appurtenances. and the ?arm at Harelor, *avenged to be Sold at the Aneel Inn, In Per dime, In the County of Wontller. on Tliurfday. the 3 oth of Odoher indant, is poltponed till a future day, of which timely nodes will be given In this and other papers. At tho London Tamen, Pothole-Rivet. Plymoath. on Friday the teth of November neat, by to o'clock In the forenoon. THE FOLLOWING GOODS; viz. 311 Cant . CUMlllti, 3 Cafes Cordials. to Cadet Turpentine, e Cafka Cream of Tartar, Calm containing to Parrnum Cheeks, t 573 Pieces yeliiry Dye Wood, Being the entire cargo of the Dania, fhip SWA NEN% condemned to hi MaJefly's filly Druid, P. B. V. Broke. Ffq. Commander. For Catalogues and other particulars application may be made to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Mei chant, Plymooth. Plymouth, Ottober 7, OW. in purfuasa of Diredtions from the Coouniirsocers for Million Property. On Frith'', the tetit of November. tlic6, after the Sale of the Swarm% Cargo. THE FOLLOWING GOODS. viz. 285 Barrels, so Half Ditto Leak Rsifins. 21 Butts 2 Calks. midi Stone Brineftone ii Dal( ditto Corrassea. to Cafes 6 quarter ditto 5 Ditto Liquorice 2 Cain' Ordinary Oil of Olives 1 Caik Bayberries 5 Ditto Caren Oranges s 6 Bales ditto Leaves t Ditto (WS* Fiala'. 5 Do Orange and I .ern as Peal 2 Ditto ANN Gales 6 Okto Smyrna Cotton. 4 Ditto Argot Bring the part of the Cargo of the Danifh Ship Norburg, con• demned as Pru Man Property to the Crown. Poe Catalogues and particulars. apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER,Merehant, Plymouth. I , Plymouth, 0?lobar t 3, tfrofs. • • _ . COUNTY 07 MONMOUTH..—fIy Mr. CROFT, At the Augel Inn, Aberriseuny, on Monday, the 17th day of November nett. C J , Valuable FREETIOLD ESTATES, Le , of the annual vain,. of Two Thoufancl Pounds ; containing about Two Thoorand Fight Hundred Are,,, and .!ivided into Si a ty• feta, Farm,. fifteen of which, of the value of Twelve Hundred Pounds a year, are I.et at Will. or Let at Rack Rent. on an ex• Orval term of fourteen years. and Forty-nine are I.et on I.eefrs for Lives, of which Twenty-Ex on one old life,and the greater pact of the remainder on two lives, fo that the whole way be capeeted loon to fall In hand. • For the convenience of purchafere, a concilerable part of the parehrre money will he ruff:red to remain on mortgage. That Ertates are tythr.f ere, and all outgoinga and repairs arc rild for by the tenmrs. Thole Farm. are particularly well calm- Ism, for the Woollen Manufaaory. from a great command of Wafer, as well as from their fituatico, where the belt wool is grown ha great al modapee. A frhedule and par i;eulars of thofc Elates may be had fourteen days preceding the rai,.. by application (Deters poR paid) to Mr Croft, at I.an.:rth, ne:r. Monmouth ; Mr. Prothero at Ufe: Mr. Prothero. ito. and kir Robert ;one. Newport; Nleffm. Powel and CO.iell, Al.ergsven , y ; Mr. David Davies, ferreyer, Crick- How. 11: Mr. 11.1:c l 2 olv rta, Hereford ; Mr. Henry Wood, areti tat, Drifted ; and Mr. B. t.. Cultists, Saldbury. ,; . • PARm—•cinowELL, vs.9rx. TO BIE LIPS BY AUCTION, Sy , MciaI.NVINSTAISLEY Red SON. it Gar:away% An Fat.:-. DAY, ord. 3 t, at Twelve o'Clock,,. A Very defirable FARM, with t ens, Stabler, L . - Ciietuloollb, gum -Mitre, mad rusdry Entioftwes er tidal , Meadow, Arable, Vulture, and Woo 4 Land, containitor together 6n Acres. t Rood, ood to P,-relies, known by the mine o AP. PLETON'a FARM, met eligibly Stuart at. Chigwell, Lb this county of Elite, only tea eniles,lrom London—suay be (Intent upon immediately. A Lea de will be granted for at years, tO the higheft bidder, fula}ed is the cetomary and deal covenants: To be viewed by applying on the prentifes, where printed coo I tieulari m ay be bad—pariculars afro at the Cattle, Wodelfoid; Chit White Hart, Woodfoed bridge; the Coeh, kipping ; es. 1.64t0, 1 Soomihrook ; the Mermaid. liackuey ; of Wiefirs Wiliatire a,n4 Bolton, Soliciteri, No. 6, Throgmorton Reset; at Gairaway l e; ' and of Mello. WitAtardey and Son, Pateroutleveow, whete.ao Plan of the Ratite and Draft of the Leak mai be iniyeded. FOR RHEVMA I 'Mk, SPetAINS, CHILBLAINS, &c. DR. STtfits'a 01 , 0bELDOC: I'HIS Medicine, froth its extraordinary Meat* Isjultly entitled to the Reputation it has fo hoist aequires4 . above every other preParation of the kind. NT Its warm, paws. crating and attenuating qualities, it le foot.d to be tie milt po I'd application In Rheumetifins Spa( s and Pallas; a, alio i .: el Cramp., Biotite. Spr.dos, Burns. Svddr fro Si Cuts. and the R ' of Venemenn Welts ; kat particularly , iicomnanuled to Ca tt fiats, °eta:toned by gun (hot Wounds. and to refreik the I p .. feet after long exercift In wilting. It ipiesilly removes Chilidal and It ufed In time ; will prevent the:rat-wit hr ...iir.g, tut for • purpole a MAO be diffevol and wad waren Sold only by F. Newbety and Son., No kf. St. Paul's Chong Yawl. 140400, In Bottl*. price. as. 64. oath; and by tl,sir lid painunent by Dicey and Sotto., Bow Qhurch-yard t Bacomon4. Co. i , o, and Allen. No. 76, Oifoid,R red ; Wade, Old Bond: (NOM% Bayley and Co Cockfpundtrest ; %Ant, Middle row Hahn horn; S Randall, Royal Ezahiuget Cl ,rljn, jlotottob eligh.tkreeta and J. Harris, at the corner of l.solgate.arytt .1113. Oukrve that the Word.," Y.:Nei/Chi, Noel, Si. Pawn," are engraved la the Stamp. ~. , ~: , .. :... f rom the Host. Arreaccou W ad CAS D 1)r. BARCLAY% ti- lL -,0 ). Agent. tiktiorm. July if, tilos. Slit —I have ' received "'cm , ha. ms , op' n tie* , dmille boxes of this moll excellent owdleire, slenontinated Dr. Barclay's Antibilious Pills, for sie.:ick the key Win. Barclay has a Patent. I if:termed you I had fontid them wry , Meadow', and you requelledpermiffion toadd my mime to she aspfl retpatai ble fignatures In its favour. I fly uldimasioe the Arehionaop of Canterbury's name of itfdf Cobden", and acknowledge I tried the Pills entirely on my hem belief that It was In Welt eta ace It ii Lot podible fo dignified a perforate would fuller bb panic to be made ufe of but far the good of the Public, or th..t it could be en: hexed to anything but truth. I Lave experienced the foundoeia of the foundation on which I built, far I was fubjed to tormenting flatulencies, proceeding from bile, and have to thank Mr.flarelay for the care. You may, therefore. make WC of my nave where and when you plait. 1 am, Sir, your's, &c. J. CAULFIELD, Archdeacon of Rtirriere. Solt/ wholefale and retail at Mr. Belies, No. 4. Chcaptide. .eonser of Patemoiter.row ; and retail by met country Mullets* :Venders, Wholes at ykidd • slid roe. each. DISEASES ot the U RI. lleittA and Certain OCM PLAINTS. AS Cole Proprietor of DisßAN's celebrated media Bleated Benifilei mid Remedies, iIe.DLTFOUR informs the Public, that he may as °foal be confetted daily from ot to 3, at hie Insure, No. le, Frith-ftreet, Soho, on Car.* of Strletures, Oldroe tir's. Glee% Ike. Sce. as well es Debility. and every diforder wk roe fcerecy is fo effential a requifitc. that' Mr Dufour has provided& fpaeious houfe, that every Patient may be introduced to a fi.parate apartmeot. Mr D. has for en:my years confined himfelf to that efetrartntent of Surgery, and from extenfiee praddce, and the Molt Battering Need's, he is enabled to offer a method Ocoee, mild, efficacious, requiring no confinement or reit:mint. in diet, and which prevents a reit*. Palen' in the country Ratios thiir cafe& fully, in a letter, coclofiag a one or a two pound note, will have proper remedies cent to the amount. For the various fymptome. dcc. fee Mr Dolour's Treatife on the above complaints, rite 211. 6d. the yth edition--to be had. of J. Callow, Crown.court, Soho; M'Queen. Exeter Chauge, sad of the Aetbor. IN proteding myfelf a regularly educated MENI. A her of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS In LON DON, I think it incumbent ou me to fignify, that my Diploma front the College of Surgeons, as well as Certificates from the , Hofpltals, and various Profeffors under whom I Iludied Phylic, Surgery, and Midwifery, have been for years placed in one of my Parioursomen to the inlyedlon of any one who happens to be there, or is Meow of fuch examinatkut. ' Tat TIMIS I have religned all other Pradice, far the Study and Treatment or V Com morel-sand Diatom —but it was not till I hail exnericuee as an Army Surgeon and Ge neral Praditfoner, that I thought inyfelf Jullinrd in the fkladion of this peculiar branch. The concentrated force of the human ' bodied, when direftel m a particular point, met acquire lupe.. riority within the circle elm own adion,and a king continued fix. ed., Is a decided proof. that my efforts have not beta lets bane flci.lto others than advantareons to myfelf. The dittrefs and the celery which aril's from a certain defer'''. tine habit, fo pernicious to fchoulboys, bane loot frequently pour mired by the morallits of the age. But it la the duty of every Praditioner, when called upon, to relieve loch fufferiugs by Medi cal ADltance ; and It Is the acquirement of my exclufive cape , rience in this line to offer in every fuch cafe a fate and certain re ; eitabliannont. _.. . .. . .. . .. . In flight cafes of deficiency produced by free living. refidence Its warm Climates, or too much indulgence or fedudive PaMons, and in all recent Venereal Complaints, early application lames its mediate cure. But iu the molt complicated Cafes of Dusturr accompanied by fever or Diforders of the fyltem roiling from tie. glectcd Ititraion; fume perfeverance is indifpenfably re:lwatt for the re-ar.inistion of the Conftitution and reftor.ition to health and vlgnur.—in all cafea with either lea, the mon inviolable coerce, Is Waved, and the terms of remuneration arc plainly Rated on the Brit interview. MARTIN MEE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons In Loodno, No. 29, Arundel-fleece, Strand, near Temple Bar. There Is an additional entrance in Water-il•ret adjoining.—All letters front town or country are capcded to emtain: hart note PO WC ADVANTAGE. THE advantage the Public melt always derive from regularly educated profefiiMud men direding alms& tido Evely their Rude, to one fpecies of malady, was never more dearly demonftrated than by the unexampled baccd's which has attended the adroinitration of their New Remedy, and the extra ordinary Cures it las performed. Poe a lung feria of years Melba CURRIF. and Co. Surgeons, formerly In his IFfefeftee Service, have made the VENEREAL DISEASE the particular objedt of their invelllgation, and are happy In having difeovensd a Medicine (metier to Mercury in the cure of that complaint; It la fuflicient to °acme is praife of this New Remedy, that its cffcita are diametrically oppofite to thole of Mercury, for though it com pletely eradicates every vatic: of the Virus to Its molt confirmed ~ages, yet it does not In the trait inflate the conititutien. On the 4 contrary it renovates the fyftem In all its natural fundlons, pro motes appetite, ,-nd facilitates dietitian. Thu. inftead of reducing a treng and vigorous clunking= to the reightfal condition that Mercury does.it not only prefaves that coottltution in its mien. tire fiat; but reflorea a seek and debilitated one to la natural itemgth and vi"oior . Numberlefs inttances are on recall record of the foperior Lficacy of this Medicine, Its inherent and Fpeelfill virtues aditm as a perpetual corredivc to bodily ikbilby. whe• ther proereding from the pernicious habits of deluded youth. ee the exccfres of maturity—imprudencles which often embiver the matrimonial ells unhappy fliffcrerbriruls over hls tulafortunes, *Blamed to feta relief, until Le is reduced to Web a Este of weak nets at to render life eppreive. l'ofuch perfoos it mutt be a con ; rcfiediun to know that they may raw by a new and isfatU. I hk mode of treatment be rellored to that greacett of all twin* hiciEnra, a (troll, manly, and vigorous conllitution. In all cafes of Debility and Di ficiency from w b i teverssuk aril. Mg. as well as In every fpecies of Venereal Infedloo, Melia. Currie end Co. may be confulted by Patients of either got with the u.r, weft focrecy and honour. at their houfe, No. 307, 'Hatton Garden —Letter. (pull pale!) cod :mg a hank note, will be duly eawcrre, and the neceffary bluilehie and advice fent to any pen of the kingdom. N. B. Many Gentlemen of the firft refpedlabWty who hive et perienced the h4l4erlt of this new Medicine, have particularly de fined that a reference may be given to them to fatisty the mind of any peefuo of the real utility adds truly Important difeovery. No. tc7, Hatton Garden. I LONDON: Printcd and pubLdhed by LEVEL KENT, (Si 4:43 terbutp-Plate Lambeth), at the STA e•Oerics No. 1, Crrey• greet. Pittni led al(o at the STAR UfaICS, Temple Bar.