Star. — London, England, 1806-10-04 00:00:00

I N01,...-__ I °LICE, &c. l'eflerday William Watts, carpenter, was corn. milted from the Tl.emes Police Office, for re.exami nation, on a charge of bigamy. Wednefday a refrattory apprentice was committed by the Chamberlain to ..ittle fate, in Guildhall.— The vnpleafant ;wafture in which he Road for one hour occ finned him to make much nnife and uproar. STRORT.—Yefterday a Gentleman of relpee table fun stinn qpd connexions, was brought in the Windy of ilarltes, charged with a breach of the peace, tiotnufly affetubling at the hnufe of Mr. Sheddon. in Bedfordlquare, and attempting to fhont j him, on Thurfalav night. It appeared that the pri. foncr is a Gentleman of confidetable property, and he has been very intinaate with the family of Mr. Sheddon. He unfortttely has a great propenfity t • excellive drinking, fr. much Is. that he would drink a pint of Ipirituous liquors b fore breakfall, till, at length, it had Ruch an effeit upon him, that he be. came infane, and went to the Admiralty, Tome months (ince, and behaved with (itch violence, that he was teemed, and taken before the late Sir R. Foao, who fent him to the Houle of Correflion, and from thence his relatives had him taken to Bedlam, where he was in a Ilion time cured, and difcharged ; but the Gentlemen of the Faculty were of opinion, if he drank liquor to excels again, hie diforder would return. His relatives, therefore, took every poffible precaution to prevent him from getting liquor. About a month lunge he purchafed tome fi lver (Dorms, and Anne knives and forks, of Mr. Parker, of Mortimer•fbeet, and gave him a draft on Mr. Shed don, of Bedfordlquate, f r payment. On it being , prefented. Mr. Sheddon faid lie had no money of Mr. —, but would pay it the beginning of ORober.— j Thurlday moaning Mr. Parker preterite.' the draft, amounting to tot. 6s. for payment ; Mr. Slieddnn, on the draft being prefented a month fusee, fuppofed it was only 61 and upon examining the draft on Thur May, he thought the tom had been altered from 61. to ;cal. 6s. and Mr. —, having before played off a fimilar trick for the purpofe of getting tome ready cans to procure liquor, he refuted payment. Mr. Parker in confequence returned the draft to Mr. and about ten o'clock .at night both of them went in a coach to Mr. Sheddon's !mule. On the fer vant coming to the door, Mr. —. with a bode ;Meal in his hand, allced for his mailer. The fervent !hewed him into the parlour. On Mr. Sheddon en tering the parlour, he defired Mr. Parker to leave the houfe, as he had nothing to fay to him, which he refuted io do, and hlr. faid he fhould not ; when Mr. Sheddnn was about to turn him ova, Mr. j —.. took a OM from hes pocket, and was about' prefenting it at Mr. Sheddon ; his brother and two friends entered the room at the intlant, and knocked the pillol out of his hand and fecund him, and on fearching hint they found another pittol in his pocket, loaded with three bullets& They them gave Mr. in care of a watchman to condat him home, and .turned Mr. Parker out. .. The Magifirates committed the Gentleman to the Enure of Cotre6ion for want of furetics. • MURDER Or Mae. Pooxsar —Yellen:lip, Anthony jand Hopwood took Metal front the Hnufe of Cot xenon, ail.: rep from the Brown Bear Public haute, who was is futpedied with Maycock of murdering Mrs. Poole'', in flotayelown, to a labouring man in that neighbourhood, in confequence of his being fo Intremely ill, that his life is delpaired of, and of courfe could not be brought to the Office to give his evidence. Mr. GAANAN, accompanied by Mr. STATTOP" the _principal clerk, met them there, and took the depofi tion of the lick man, in the pretence of the prif men,. He flatted that Mayenek told him he knew old Mrs Prioley had a deal of money in her honk, and elk d hi n to accompany him in going to rob her, wla ch tie declined. The wretches were fourteen hours in the honk, and Maycock feized the old lady by' her throat as Ile was coming out of her bedroom. Mayctsck was taken back to the Houk of Correc• lion, and Pope to the Brown Bear. MARLBOROUGH srasEr.—Yeaerday the young Midthipman, who flood charged with malicioufly , fling a piths' at Mrs. L. his aunt, underwent a long and minute private examination. It appeared that ex dnfive of the ball in the pianl, the prifoner had three other balls in his pocker,and a powder lialk, which were produced. It was Rated that fince the prifoner had left the Monarch, he had collated as a private in the Surrey Militia, from which corps he abfented him. (elf, without leave, three weeks lance. He wept bit terly during the examination, but as he laid, not to much for has iituation, as that an ilea lhould prevail eat his having attempted to (bout his aunt, who had been his benefattrefs and Mend, and through whole interehl he obtained his place in the Navy. His whole intention was to defray himfelf, in contequetwe of his having incurred his aunt's Misleading. The pri• f mer was committed for trial. . - UNtnv Hats..—Yefierday Jahr Horne t a water. man, living at Twickenham, appeared before Tints. EvaNcs. GIDII.III Foteutra.and CARPIDITSIL SMITH, Efq. and three other Magiarstas. to wawa a lion• mons to the following putpurt— That on Monday the silt day of Ltd September, at Richmond, in the County of Suney, be did in an unlavrfol way demand of, and receive front John N. Vistew. Efq. a greater fare for the hire of his boat than what is allowed be law, and was alto at the fame time guilty of abufive Logone to his fare. Mr. Crags, the Cies k of the Waterman'a Com pany. an 4 Mr. Williams, the Solicitor, attended on the pan of the perfun futons/sued—the perfons who fummoned him had no Solicitor. After a very long sad redoes invcliigaturn, before fix Magistrates, it was admitted by Mr. Williams, that the above might jet held to be proved,.bot no other part. Twelity /hidings fine, and tas. coos, were then taken. Saturday fennight, at an early hour in the even- Mg. John Keberny was barbaroufly murdered in the town of Fethan.t, near Cork, and we underhand two other perfons were fu defperately beaten, ma to con rinue in very great danger. Keherny had for fume time been confined under various initiations, but for want of fufficicnt proof had Len liberated, and was Paid to have become completely reformed. On Monday lad John Muckett, a private in the 4 th regiment of foot, was committed to Chelmsford gaol, by Mr. JOHN Meson, one of the Coroners for the borough of Coleiarder. charged with the wilful sourder of Rlizabeth his wife, on the night preceding. LONDON MARKETS. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, °cross& 1. Wheat par load zpl oe to 141 101 Barley per quarter sl as to a 4 s Oct per ditto 11 114 No 11 OS Beans per ditto si So to si ill Peale per ditto 21 is to 21 Lao PRIOR OF HOPS. SAO/. ,soen ITS. Kent - 41 oa to 41 ills Kest * to/ to 31 ISO Stat 4.2 • 4.1 OS 10 41 wit Sulk: - 41 100 10 31 211 nail 41 OS 10 41 to Farnham 71 to Okl Duty 1,0,0001. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOISOUGH MARKET. New Dap 41 6. to 51 0$ Packets 41 tba to 31 p PRICES Ok. HAY AND 'FFRAW. St. janoes. Whitcebapa. Hay payload 3 ooto 4 t 6 0 Hay per luta 3 16 to s 0 Straw a toto a tt o Straw to 2 6 Myer 4 30 to 5 to fillet °LSAT ♦ll Oil itAw IM Hay, - 31 is to 41 too I Cover 41 os to 51 es New Do, 01 os to of oa 1 Straw, al tto to sl 5a smritiviELD MARKET. Odober 3. To fink the offal—per Roue of 81b. + Beef 40 od to so odj Veal 44, 6d to is 4d Mutton 41 44 to to id Pork so 44 to 66 44 Lamb ot to • 04. lICAD OF CATTLA Tlllt DAT. %IRS. about sco—.Sheep and Lambs. 9300. NEP/GATE and LEADENHALL, Odtuber 3. Pef awe of ilb. by the wade. Beef 31 od to 45 od I ital 31 4d to It od Idattou 31 Ed to 41 44 Pak S S od to 65 od Lamb 35 6d to 44 84. PRICK OP TALLOW IN I.ONDON. - -..-- - St. lainces market 35 64 Town Tallow 6os od to os Clare Market as 64 Yellow Ruff s& bas to —I od Whitechapel Market White ditto sos od to os (pot tone of Db.) 35 Ad Soap ditto sSs to Qom od Melted Stuff so, to .--4 od los sid Ditto rough 3.15 od to os Avenge Price 3s 6d Onsets Its od Good Dregs toot!) os Yellow Soap, TU.—Mottled, Uh.Clllll. gss Price of Candles per dozen, i is od--Moulds, i as od PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 5611, each sad to 144 Ditto, do to 651 h s6d to ad Merchants Backs std to sail Dreffing Hides 1144 to 111 Ph. Coach Hides Soo to st d Crop Hides for Odd*, Std to ss Flat Ordinary ad to 53 Calf Skint, 30 to 40lb per dozen 305 to dos Ditto so to 7olb 365 to say Ditto wiii to Solb 335 to 38$ Small Soak (Greenland) per lb. 35 3d to 35 44 Large ditto woe to dins persica. Tanned Horfe Hides 2011 to ass each COAL MARKET, °Bober 3. Ships at Market Ships fold Price a Newcaftle Coal 16 ♦35 9 , 4 to Ms 34. s Sunderland s 47. Od to ON od - a Stone Coal - 0 one ad D. FOT 14 r. II tes Nervous Cordial Drops are firongly recommended at this feafon to the fair Tex, obey are pronounced to be certain in removing all lnisvnefs and depreffion of the Spirits, the mod alarm ing difeifes of the Head and Stomach, palpitation of the Heart. Horrid Thoughts, Vain Fears, Frightful Dreams, Lofe of M-mory, Relacation from Mdcar riages or difficult La'iours, debilitated Habit from long refidence in Hot Climates, and a Sedentary Life ; PalSes, Dorfal Con innption.'and Weakoeffes incident to both Sexes; all, for Spafmq, from an irregular influx of Vital Heat into the affeited MnT des. This grand Anti-fpahnotlic Remedy never yet failed in a (*lngle inflance ftr eighteen feats pall, in Bilious Cafes; Indigeilion, Slow, Nervous, Putrid, Malignant, Petechial Fevers, and Broken Ci n titu• tines.—Sold wholefale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4. Cheaplide, corner of Paternoller•row, in bot tles at 4'. 6d. and I ts. each, with ample direfliont. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMO lIONS. HE, Royal Hlghoele the Prince of Wales has been pleafed to appoint the Rev. Thom,' Hammond Folcroft, A. M. ReSor of Beauchamp Roding, Elea, to be one of his domeßie Chaplains. The Rev. Mr. Gore, broths of Sir Ralph Gore, has been pro faned by the Lord Bilhop o` Ferns to the valuable Union Redtories st Mouerankin, In the coot ty of Wexford, Ireland. • WRTK On the atrik ult. at Middlet2o Hall, Cannarthat, the Lady of Sir William Paztoo, of a fon. MARRIED. At Chrlftchureh, Arthur Mid Efq. gsd regiment, to Mita R. Unlock e, of /Coral& Thorfday fennight, at Math Mar-le, Mr. Wilde' attorney at law, of roye, to MI6 Braddock, daughter of John Brndftoek, kfq of Bickerton Court, Merefordfhlre._ Same day, at Ragland, the Rev. Mr. Liewellin, of !Women*, to MIN Phillpotts, lifter to Mr. Phillpotts, attorney, of that town. At Hr on Park, Yorkflaire, Thomas Geo Fitzgerald, Efq of Oakland., in the county of Mayo, Ireland; and Major In the tot ft Regiment, to Mil Hid, daughter of 'Milne Wield,Efq. Imme- 1 diately after the em emony, the happy pair fat off to Malgnve Cat tle, the feat of the Right Hon Lord Mu Igrave. On the acth ult. at hlontrofe, Colonel John Hope, of the Seth Foot, to Mfrs Scott, of Logic. At Hull, Enfign Boyd, of the EaR Suffolk Militia, fan of Mr. ! John Boyd, of Hull, to Mifs Wilfnn, of Berwieh•upon-Twetd. Mr. Wm. Lunn, of Clayfield Hill. near Rotherham, forge:on, to Mifs Storr, eldeft daughter of Mr. Jakob Sterr, of Owßick. Lately, at St. Hilary, Connell!, Mart Smith, a foldier, to Elizabeth Hams. of that parifita—having Caved the Cum done gui nea, and obtained a furlough, he, in i t days, marched near 400 miles, and had the plcafurc of prefenting between two and three &Mugs, remaining of the above fum,tu the object of his affeialon. On the ad of 0 ':aber, at her lode in Bofton.Luie, Baling, Mrs.' Jane Lowndos. aged 76, widow of Mr. Thomas Lowndea, many years a Bookfeller In Fleet ftreet. At Rathmines &bust near Dublin, the Rev. Win Whitende. At Thorelly. In Lineo'nibire, the Rev. Thomas Birch, many Team Reetor of that Parlib Lately, after a Sett Ulna* the Infant lon of the Rev. C. John , Can, of south Stoke. Lately, at the Port, Mifißiddnlpb, tide! daughter of the Rev. T, T. Bidduiph, Mlnifter of Se. James's, Brlftul. Lately, In the Gab year of her age, Mrs. Bogue, wife of MAW Bogue, of Farekam. L i ddy, at the ag. of 83, Mrs. Haywood, Great George-!root, rill& of the late Arthur Haywood, Efq. banker, In Liverpool. On the 3d uk at her boufe in Dundee, Mrs. Ann Orahatn, re lit of the late Robert Fletcher, El* of Rama. RHEUMATISMS, ?allies. and Gnuty AteBinns, with their ufual concomitants, Sp .(ms. or Flying Pains, onlency, Indigeftion, and general Debility (originating In whatever fierce). are relieved and frequently cuted by WHITEHEAD's IiSSENCE of MUS r‘t RD P 11.1.5, after every other means had failed. The FLUID ESSENCE of MUS EARD (ufed with • the Pills, in theft complaints where neeeffarp).ll perhaps the molt as• live, penetrating, and cie,ftnat Remedy In the world, generally cur ling the fevereft SPRAINS and BRUISES, in left than half the time signally taken by any other liniment or Embrocation ; and if ofed immediately alter any aceld:nt, It prevents the part turning blank. WHITENEAD's FAMILY CERATE is equally ell. cadet.% In Ulcerated Sore Legs. Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, Breakings out on the Face. Nok, ram and Eye lids; Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Burns, and Se , kit, Sot e iimele,Old Sores, and Scorbutk Humours of every deletiption. Prepared only, and Aid . by Roismarom, Apothecary, No. t, Greck-ftrcet Soho, London. The ENence and Pills at as. 9d. each • the Cerate at I Id. and at. pi Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. •.• The Oentabie has a Black IA Stant,, with the ISM Ora. JOSINSTON lofsrtodos lt SALES BY AUCTION. CAPITAL MANORS and ESTATES, BocciNOlSAMainal• By Meffrs. SKINNER, DYKE. and Co. At the Cock Inn, Stoney Stratford. an Saturday, Odbaber Punt:lankily at Twelve. In al Lou, AVery valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE , *dean . tagecolly fituate in the parlay:B of Calverton, Brachampton, Nat, and Woolverton, in and contiguous to the market town of Stoney Stratford, In the county of Backs, a (hurt diftance from the Grand innate° Canal. and so miles from London, bounded by the High Mall Road to the principal manufaCturing towns in the North of England ; coraprifing the Matiorsof Galveston and Beach bamptun, with numerous annual quit rents, fines at will of the Lord, tolb of weekly market, and annual fair of Stoney Stratford; courts, royalties, and immunities ; and fundry capital fums,land's water commit's, and tenements ; containing about 1.130 Route acres, the molt confiderable part tythe free, and capable of great improvement; at prefent let to refpaiable tenants from year to year, except one farm, on kale, at rents amonsting to only about snot per annum. To be viewed, and printed particulars may be bad by applying at the Cock Inn, Stoney Stratford, where a proper perfon, well acquainted with the Etats, will attend to thew the fame; particu lars silo of Meffrs. Dicey and Co. Printers, Northampton; Malt. Swinney and Co. Printers, Birmingham; Mr. Roliafart, Printer, and at the King's Head Inn, Coventry; Swats, Newport Permit; George. Woburn; Sagar Loaf, Dunnable; White Hart, St Al ban's; Red Lion, Barnet; of Edmund Efterant, Efq, Lincoln's Inn; and of Meffrs. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alderigate-Bred, where plans may be fees*. TYTHES AT BANBURY OX'IN. By Melfrs. SKINNER, DYKE. and CO. On Wednaday the sad oEinher, at f we've o'Cinc k. at Garrawe y's Coffee Houk, Change-Alley. Cornhill, London, is One Lot, 1 'HE Great and Small Tythei, of the Liberty of Wickham, in the Parith of Banbury, In the County of °c fad, commonly called the Wickham Tythes, extending over a very fertile track of Corn and Graf, Land, containing upwards of eleven Hundred Acres. Held by Leafs under the Billion of Orford for three Lives,at a refereed rent of ell too per annum. Printed particulars may be bad of Mr. R. Bigna, Solicitor, Banbury; Mr. Gough, Sadden. near Deddington, Oxon; Mr. Pigot, *franker/al Houfe ner r Reading ; Meffrs. Dawfon, Prin ters, Or ford ; Mr. Rolla/on, Printer, Coventry; at the Warwick Arts*,, Warwick ; PI ice of Sale ; and of Mars. Skinner, Dyke, and Cn. Alderfgate•flreet. At the London Tavern, Plymouth, on Friday, the t7tb day of Odtobm loft. at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, to patience of diredtlon from the Commlifioncn appointed for the difpofal of Prudian Property, THE FOLLOWING CONDEMNED PRUS 814N VESSELS, ill. No. 39, SHIP EDUARD, late Mafter--Lenrlt oo Deck 97 tat to inches, breadth Aare the Wales 24 fret 44 niche.. beishth between Decks 6 feet 31 Metier, depth in the Hold 8 1. 31 inches. Admeafuremeut pe. Tors No. 4, Ship .NAIADS, late Matter—Length on deck feet to Inches, breadth above tin Wales s 7 feet 81 invites, aleph in bold te feet so} inches.—admeafurement 390 014 tool. No. 38, Smack WEF.LVAART, round item— due Mat tee... Length on the deck (8 feet 6 inchm, breadth 11 fat. de pth bold tt (met inches—admeaftarcntent xB9 lOW 33-94ths. For inventories 2nd Pecticulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, September ;to, 1806. MANDY CAitt:OES. At the I.oodoo lon, Plymouth, on Friday the 17th dry 40dober neat, at ten o'clock -in the iorrhoon, in purfussite of direct from the Commielotters appointed fur the &pole{ of ?ruffian Property, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. Fe& Ea POIITATION. 17S Pieces Drawly 6 Hds. French Red Wins yt H.lf Mom French White 3 Cafes Prefsrved Fruits Wine 7 Dn. clotaining Oil, Olives, 86 Rosana,' ditto Anchovim and Carom. - 14 Half Piece. French Red In bottle. Wine I Kip ordinary Oil 01Nei Being part tithe Cargo of the 13ardth Chip IDA IVlAaoAnerrA, and condemned as Prize to his Welly. For Catalogue., Sample., anal other particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, September sh. .1106. At the tondos Ins, Plymouth, After the Ida Margarette's Cargu;itt Purfe 'nee of direalons from the Commitßoners &e THE FOLLOWING * GOODS, viz POI FsroaTAn.u. 300 Pieces of Brandy ; Strength I in S. and I In In, AS Ditto Spirits ditto. above I to S 4 Hogfbeads Red Wine I Piece, I Hocked, and c Barrel Colouring S Cafes, containing tea file bottles liraudy, (Said amples) Being the entire Cargo of the Joyce ANNE, PIE Tea Baewn, and condesnited to hie Majedy. For Catalogues, (ample* and other particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, kicrchant, Plywood'. Plymouth, September 26, don. ...., -- WEYMOUTH. By Order front the Comm!Moven fur the Care and Difpofal of Pristine Vetch and Cargoes detained.—By T. TINDALL, On I hurfday, the 9th day of Glauber, tiled, ((edited of the ad, as before advertlfed)r—At the Crown Inn, in Waymenth. THE CARGU of the Pru ( lan Brig PICCOLOS, Captehs L. B. Ruyl, captured on her voyage from St. Thomas's to Emiedan, by the private Nip of war Diana, Robert Whitt, commander, and condemned to his Maleßy in the High Court of Admiralty, Confifling of 3 Calks Martinique Coffee a Puncheons Rum 53 Ditto St Domingo ditto 3 Cafes Cordials t 34 Sam ditto ditto a Cafe Hats 3 Calks Guadeloupe ditto 3 Ditto Shirts 179 Bags ditto ditto a piste contains 23 34 Calks Porto Rico ditto I Do.i Ells Bambara ass Bags ditto ditto , t ditto 9 German Linen 49 Cake Clayed Z Martinique a 800 of Scgars sec Do. MukovadoS Sugars About 7 Tons l.ogwood s 8 Bags Cocoa About 9 ditto FMlick AIN, the Cargo of the Pruffeso brig I'AULINA MARIA, Captain Vac Mayers. 149 Pieces German Linens 44 Double Hmdbatrows 4 Ditto fine ditto se Single Dirt.. 3 Remnants 63 Cafes Geneva 3 Shirts la Empty Cafes 90 Pieces Bleached Dawlas loco Pan Tiles 547 Pieces Platilias 4500 Paving Tiles 296 Do. Blue German Check E opty Buus 411 Do. fillefia Linens, damaged Wrappers so Carriage Wheels. For Camlogoes and Inventories, apply toT.TINDALL, Broker, or T. N. and N. ROBII.LIARDS, Agents. The fele to begin at ten &cinch in the forenoon. By WILLIAM HAZARD, At the King's Head Inn, Great Yarmouth, on Wednefday, the • sth intl. at Ten o'clock In the forenoon, _ . , . By tif2LC of a Comm/Ilion of Appraifement and Sale, Mucci not of his Mayfly's High Court of Admiralty. THE FOLLOWING GOO D S, V1Z...- 287 Bow of Sttgar C. 414 g Caks Dutch 'l Iles 31 Bundles Writing Paper tp Ditto Tobacco 12 Cafe. Writing Paper 7 Caks ditto 3 Balm Almonds 24 Bap Canary Seed t Calk Coffee 36 Bags Pearl Barley a Calks Currants $ Calks ditto t Calk Sago 3297 Edam Cheeks t Calk Groand Tamale t Calk Wine i Chef! Tea I Cafe Wine to Matta Rain I Calk Indigo 27 Chefts Sugar I Calk Dutch Pink 13 Wks Genoa Oil to Calk, Old Iron to Pieces Boxwood 24 Barrels Pickled Herring A Quantity of Pipe Clay 11,650 White Bricks Being the Entire CARGO of the 10110 E RFI.IA, J. H. Pour au, lac Matter, captured osi bet pelage from Am tterdam by his Ma . lefty's nhlp Ariadne, tM Riiht Hon. Lord Vif. count Falkland Commander. I'M Goods may be viewed. and Catalogues had five days pre vious to the Sale, hr applying at the Counting-houfe of Mr. E. e. OMMANNEY. klachany 'V &mouth; or to the Auc• doom, BY THE KING% PATENT. FITS, Pains in the Stomach, Pains in the Head or Side, and pale languid appearances In young . pqrfont, arifing from various mks and obftnidtions, that have refitted the p .wee of every other analkine, have been entirely annoyed and whPlly eradicated by CH INCes'PATENT WORM Pg4TAtOYI2:O LOZkNCIES, which ckanfes the ftomach and bowels of that acrid throe with which thtyare frequently loaded, (and which too often become the keret caufe of thefe fatal diforders) but arc effeduolly fubdued by tbs. ufe of this medicine, which is proved fuperior to any other la kicafy method of diftodging that!, crudities, and re !toeing the body to health and Ctrength. Cafes of its efficacy fops many Noblemen are werapped round each bor. As opening phyfic on atl medicos, Chingh Worm Lounges are peculiarly cftleacinus, will hoop good any length of tine, and 'not ciliates. fhtld wholtfale and retail at Ching and Butleee,. No. 4, Chug. Bet; stadby me Country Malkin. Venders. FOR VENEREAL AND SCORBU FIC ....13MpLAINTg, DR. FREEMAN'S CUT TA SALUTAIUS, is by far the mnft fate and effedual Remedy ever yet dire°. vend (or the cure of that dangerous Dente. Perkins unhappily *Elided with Venereal Complaints in all its Stages, and under Ite various appearances, will Buda fecure and prelim reßer,-by taking there molt invaluable Drops; which, for their excellency during thirty years pradice to the molt populous part of London, vie, Hatton Garden, have been termed Gutta Saiutaris. The fame) , with which moll k serous to Aided find It needful to tionceaLtbeir (Mitring,. may be rarely employed while ufing there Drops s flume they render confinement unneoelrary, ag we as all unduous or mercurial preparations, or any Intend operation whatever. Sold by cppointment of Dr. Freeman, of Hatton Gar len, by R. Butler, No. 4, Chespride, corner of Paternulter-row, Lcndtw ; Behan and Gibbs, Portfmouth Welton and Roi,,rt., p o rd e& bens, Hard.og, and Jolinfon, Gofport ; Wills, 1-ittman , and Ito. gets Plymouth; Roche, Philpb, Hovland. Haydn, sod Dock; Divan, Falmouth; Nears and Mitchell Dover; lbarp and Long, Deal; Coleman and Jacob, Sheemers; Witheridge. Chatham; Warren, Margate; Burgers and Ralph, Margate; Thompfon, Yarmouth ; Peck, Hull ; Wolftenholine, 'York ; Mac. Glargow; Browning, Pailley ; Boater and Smith, Edina burgh; Heaton, Leeds; Wood, Wakefield I Lashbury, Liverpool ; Stains and Vaughan, Manchefter Williams and Truman, Exeter; Collins. Salifbury ; Barry and Sheppard, Brined; Hazard and Hunt, Bath; St evenfon, Norwich ; Hodlon , Cambridge ; Pollard, Brighton; Land, Mairlftotre; Burbage, Nottingham t Drewry, Derby; Wood, and Nat and Lloyd, Birmingham; and mpft No. dkine Venders, in bottles, at as. 9d each, with ample &Odic:go. he tae Wlud, Cholla. Hoses, and other Difordtri la the Bowels et Infants, as victim of Adult.. DALBY's CARMINATIVE. CCAUTION.—Many counterfeited Preparations ni this Medicine having been offered ror Sale, ander fpedone Pretences, all Perfons are ravelled not to take any unict. they °brave that the name " F. Newbcry, No. es, Sr. Paul's," is en graved In the Stamp, and that in the Bill of Dire:Liar rand cods :lade is an Extra& Boni the WM of the late Mr. jokph Dalby, vie. 0 Whereas I did many years faith 'strati my daughter Franco, now tiacWife of Anthony Cell, of North llr,•ct,Wefmiulter,Gcnt. :n the Art of compounding • aertain Medicine, of width I am the fate Inventor. laded Dalby's Cartnlnatlte, • tdo hereby con- Route and appoint oty kid daughter the Cole Preparer *Ma ..feful Medicine ; I Itkew•ite give to my LW daughter. Francce GeU, my fide property In the faid Carminative, and all profits ardb• g from the fide thereof, to hevand her heirs Sur ewer It lo fold only by F Newbery and Sons, No 45, St.Pattril Church Yard, a few doors from Cheaparle, London, prke as gat. a Bottl. , duty Included—and by their appointment, by Dicey and Bow Church yard ; Bunn and Co. ago, and Allots, yer, Ox ford Rteet ; j. Wade, Old Bond-Rreet ; baykyand Co. Cockfpue direct ; J Ward, Middle Row. Holborn p B. Borchelt, Lonviere ; F.. Barry, Bridge lireet,Wellminfter ; D. Randall, RogalFachange W. Clothe, Borough, Higb.fireet, and I. itarriv. Corner °fix& pte-ftreet. t AVING dedicated mprelf to the (Indy, and been 1 gratified "y the molt easfitkrek prance in that brand which I thought proper wicket, I vat that I have not emir mar , insployed my dine than thar who, in the emedve held of de proteMoo, are ocedonally linmerfed In umertaloty, ad canna" al way. attain that bonds which is acquired by cancan:KM( the intelledital power 10 not slide of dif.rders. '(be difeale" N DhBILITY am peculiarly &train, for dm, bring with them a train of comomitam fympromi, aml by a de. =7,10f all vital energy cadence Wei( becomes embittered.... they mite from the preys/mice of in essrnple,the denctio. tin habits of fehnulboys or the indulgence' of maturity, they re qul:e the molt affiduous profdrional 1111 , bet by the ignorance of onalucated men, the fymptams are aggravator!, and the aonttini. tie la eletiroyed. Asa MEMBER plebe ROYAL COLLEGI of suausoNs. 1 grow ad my prat:dons oa regularity of adatadne, and paean every privneee to pre Klee. I feel infelf melded m slat smitten" with whkh I have hitherto born Co UhertUy honoured. is the ern fonfatioas of local sirednali, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; hat where Me fufferor, from a confcloidhcls of the nematode of the vice witch mad his misfortune, is fearful of the coot -rapt or cerfure co ids family phyLkirn, and brood" over his ion nutty whh arena easiesalmeat, It molt be Cadsfadory for him to be 'Awed not only of sapibillti of treatment but elto of the nu& inetohble (army. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is pabbk to prevent pais danger or dlltrefs ; In the molt complicated cafes it Is the aegaireK meat of eulogise ripe:knee in this line to ailed a We, wreak, and fpeedy re-eitablifbmitat I der the advantage of this e perierriasthofc of tinter tea ids are dilldoi with any him! of DEBILn of any (rupees= al FR EA I. INFECTION, sad in Ala, the terms of Mee• neradon an:Rated cm th e Orlt interuien Patient/ to the country are evaded; Wore a Dolt ERR 114 are requefted to fweify thdr age and winnow of llulug. MARTIN BRIM, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, la Loud... No. 29, Arundel•fbeet, Strand, near Ten* BIT. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. THE advantage the Public mull always derive, from regularly educated pro:el:G*o4 men dirtatog &book ' etelufively their Reales to one (peeks of malady, wan never room clearly dentonftrated than by the unexampled Cereals which hat attended rbe adminftration of their New Remedy, and the extra. ordinary Core. It has performed. For a long [cries of year* Mehra CURRIE and Co Surgeons, formerly in his Majettylit Service, Lave made the VENEREAI. OISEASF. the particular obit& of their invelligation, and are happy in having dlfeovered a Medicine fuperior to Mercury in the awe of that Complaint; it fuffielent to °Verve in praile of this New Remedy, that its teed* are dhunetrically oppoGte to thofe of Mereury,fur though it com pletely eradicates every veftige of the Virus Ito it 4 Mat confirmed Itasca, yet it dues not in the leaf injure the couftitution. On the contrary It ratovates the (ytlem In edits natural fundtion., pro rates appetite,and facilitates die ft ion. Thu. itiftead of reducing a gruelg and vigorous conititution to the frightful condition that Mercury does,lt not only - preferves that enratuutton luz Its priva tive Rate, but rellores a weak and debilitated one to its natural itrength and vigour. Numberirfa initiates are ott recent record of the [uperior efficacy of this Medicine. its inherent and (penile virtues tiding as a perpetual eorreetive to bodily Debility, whe ther proceeding from the peroicoun habits of deluded youth, or the eaceffes of maturity—imprudencies which often embitter the matrimonial hate. . I . he unhappy (offerer'Roads aver hi a nil afort UnCts Chemed to fuck relief, until he is reduced to fueb a Rate of weak oefs as to render life oppreffivc. To Nth perfinis it mull be a con , &ling redeetion to know that they may now by a new and infalli ble mode of treatment be rellored to that preateft of all, human hie-Maga, a ftroag, manly, and vigorous congitutiott. In all cafes of Debility and Wick bcy tram whatever mule arii. log, as well as in every fpecies of Venereal Infeetion, Marts. Currie and Co. may be ronfolted by Patients of either Sex with the greaten Feeney aid honour, at their hook, No. toy, Hatton Garden...-Lctters (poll paid) melo.ing a bank note, will he duly ariwerel, and the occedary Medicine and advice lent to any part of the kingdom. N. B. Many Gentlemm of the firlt refpeetabifity who ham ex , perieneed the betiegt W Oat new Medicine, have paraculariy de. fired that a reference may be given to them to fatiafy the mind of soy perfou of the real utility of this truly important difeuvcry. No. to y, Hatton Garden. I _ . }DOH WATER AT LONDON BR MOF TO.MORROW. Morning - - a intasees alter 7 Afternoon • - 5 2 minutes late 7 - -- - - - - • LONDON: Printed and yublaed by I.IIIVIL XXVI`, (ret s *a • tattn7t i e u , Lambeth), at the Ryan Orme, No. z , Cater Myth alk at the Am% Or not. Taxii&Dac -I A,*