Star. — London, England, 1806-01-20 00:00:00

. I :DIME OF IRE SI,)R. tO 7 44,- SIR—As I have obferved that every ufeful hint and advice relative to the welfare and benefit of the • aimy in general fiiicds a place in your itrpartial paper, p:tmit me to addrels you with regard to the tennis ,. my which ought to he liodued fur the comfort, cha - oter, convenience, and retire/lability of the officers. I mean that of the drefs of thole belonging to the army, and molt particularly of the Regiments of Light Dragoons, which loudly and imperintsfly calls for the molt lesions inveiligation and reform, and which has now tifen to fuch an inordinate, extraor dinary, and unparalleled pitch of ridicuilons extra vagance, that it is lcarcely poffible to be borne. Of what ufe are his Majelly's orders and regulations with regard to drefs, if not molt firiftly complied with, and implicitly attended to ? It is well known that his Majelty does not either like or *trove of it. It tset plain to be leen, by recut ring to the yearly army flits, that in tome regiments the inferior Offi ceis are continually changing or felling out, being literally /lined and forced to fell, tr. aufwer the de mands of *heir ravenous creditors. It dellroys every eiPrit de PI:, as fiercely an officer can remain above two notes in thnfe regiments, and jibe begins in one of deem, be mull quit the army entirely when he I it, as he is mob generally ruined, and the price he obtains for all that is left (namely his com miflion) is not fufficient to pay one halt of his trade. men's bills. How can a Scbaltern, or even a Cap tain, afford the prefent enormous expence of drefs ? Why, he can only do it fur a time, at lad he is ru ined. While other nations are Undying war, we are fludying tires. and Commanding Officers of Regi. mints drive to outdo each other in extravagance and appearance, at the expence of the property and Oa rafter of their Officers. Does not a man who does not pay his debts forfeit his charaaer and repute. lion ? fs it honourable ? Good GOD I are our Colo. nela, and even Tome of our Generals, fit for nothing but to be matter tailors ? Indead of fludying milt tary tactics, languages, or the geography of their country, they are inventing the pattern of a cuff or a pantaloon, or admiring (like a woman), their head dref. in the glafs, at the fame time ruining the for tunes, expeßations, credit, and character of their inferior officers. Formerly (only, lately), in the year 170, an officer, on joining his regiment, had only to provide himfelf with every thing the fame as a real dragoon, fit for fervice, and I am alibied that it was even determined to retort to that again, if we were to take the field in the Spring, and molt fenli bly to have left our foppery and frippery behind us, the plant ridiculous things being nnanimonfly voted an ufelefs incumbranee, and a diftinguilled mark for an officer to left his life by. We then &mild have turned out once more like foldiers—not like fops. The enormous addition of baggage which the prefent (albino oecafion s. renders it abfolutely ttasccfFary for every two officer, to have a waggon between them alma*. The Light Dragoon Officers of the prefent day are not contented with the helmek that fafeguard for the head, which is copied and banded down as the snort perfetl and beautiful warlike head-drefs of the ancient Greeks and Romans, and which even the foreign troops, whom we moll ridi - thing to be permitted is never permitted to , a march, or at a field .s ufe is found, as it pro. thrown from his boric.— mull provide himfelf, lets than four different ufeful. but at prefent Imet I a moll expen cock'd hat, and a fine :ring cap. The beauty Al known to every dra. The fecondisof rrt ufe as it neither proteas even Hick on, and as for is it to fee our modern _ with immenfe heavy fparrows without tails-. , appear, they cannot be too large. The left is more ulelefs than any of the reit. and the expence of the three lag ufelefs articles would officer in the real Light Dragoon I accoutrements of 1798, before .. I will next proceed to the jacket, italoons. Look at an officer in them. e is on his back, or they are not paid. other. He is nothing but lace before ss the elbows and down to the knees., yards of lice on him, as thereat , * tinhyor the kingdom to the other. 'ivate dragoon do not appear to regiment. A jacket and a peliffc to twenty guineas each, and I . in tome regiments they exceed piece. Then to be competely an nicer mull have gold lace and embroider- 1 ed cartouch belts and bones, fabre or label tallies, and I belts, expenlive huffar fatties, two or three (words ' and fword knots, a pair of fpurs for every pair of hoots, fhabracke• and rich horfe accoutrements ; and fame regiments (can it be credited !) have their regi• mental pipes and whams pouches, and even the very whiffing of their tobacco is regulated by the move ment of the Commanding Officer when they ate on the parade, according to whichever flank he moves to t the fame as eyes right, eyes left, it is, whiff right, whiff left. An Officer would tint be kept company Stith, nor indeed could he flay in the regiment with. I. 11( I e had there nicknacks. Jris abfolutely neceffary I . Ciar an Officer now nn j ining mane of thole regitnants mutt have a ready money 1.,r nine of 3 nr goo guineas at lead, to enable him to equip lf, or lie will know the confequence in a (hart time. I: otters many clever young men from entering do- fevice. An Officer of the old fchonl would never comprehend, and would be adonilhed at the r,capiridation of the jawbreaking names of our new fafhinned 'reign frippery. Can we not fight without dying in dad ? Why not adapt a general pattern and permit no de• viation from it? Let an Officer have every arti c le o f uniform and equipment a private Dragoon has, and nothing fuperfluous. What is better or more com fortable and ferviceable, than a gond Dragoon's cloak to wrap one's felf up in ? Let us refume our hel mets like Englifh Dragoons. Let us cart off our foppery. Let us be armed for war, not for parade hilk. and (how. Let us Thew ond - elves to be a warlike natinn in our drial;, and is our habits all . • *woofly copy, would give any th .fp wear. No, an officer now is juat it, except occafionally on a , Allay, where for real fervice its ill - . texas the head, if a man is throe - IPSO officer joining now, he mi can . •• nit be believed ?) with no lel ca t diens—namely—The real ;larded and unfalltionable belt , ve hair cap ; an immenfe co operbly laced foraging or water ''. god uhfulnefs of the firit is well gcsothand needs no comment. TI ' whatever, but an incumbrance, the face nor head, nor will it ova ' . the third, how truly ridiculous is ' Light Dragoons ftrutting about ''Dragoon eock'd hats, like fpart for rtdieolons as it may appear, abfolotely equip an I artful uniform and merwat buffnr mad. ptliffes, an pantalot Why. bis fortune is n tor—one or the othe and behind, up to th There are as many y miles from one eztrei An officer and a pri belong to the lame ri coR from fifteen to am allured, that it thirty pounds a pied huffnr, an officer mul 0 s Let us banifh effeminacy far way. The Heavy Dragoons and lnfa)try are net Cs dreadfully extra vagant, though lane of the former molt ridiculonfly mix Light and Heavy together, and the only fault in the latter is, that lane tew Regiments Rill keep up laced and embroidered clotths. Bat the Light Dra goons are in aerobic, and a reform is abnotely ne ceffary to enable an Officer to exit in any one of the Regiments, and to make the army his profeffion. It is to be hoped that this will meet the ready, difcern ing, and well jndging eye of our beloved Commander in Chief, and that through his wonted folicitude for the comfort and welfare-of the Officers of the army, he will inftantly put a flop to the ptefent abfurd, effeminate, and eXpenfive mode of drefs. Then we (hall not be ruined in our fortunes and our charafter. We (hall be enabled to be well mounted, and wcM appointed for fervice, and we (hall cart away all our fuperfluous articles, or make a prelim of them to the Theatres. What elk are they, fi; for ? Hoping, Sir, that I than not intrude upon the' emits of your paper, and that you will have the goodnefs to infers this, letter for the real benefit of the army in general, I have die honour to he your obedient fervant, AN Omega, zealous for the good of the fervice, and a decided Enemy to Extravagance. London, Jea. s 6, 046. The firfl-drawn Soon Tickets are flare to be Prizes. Hotelier and Co. beg leave to nate to their Friends and the Public, that in confequence of the arrange ment of the above benefits ; it is mait:feß to every adventurer, that by pnrchafing before the Lottery c,ommences Drawing, an important advantage is obtained I for intimate, the firn-drawn Ticket will be entitled to 10,0221. ; the fortunate holder May renew the purchate of an I:indrawn Ticket with the all, and on the feeond day obtain 20,0221. ; and continue to do fo until the &ft 5000 221. Tickets are drawn out of the Wheel.—Tickets and Shares are felling in great variety of numbers, and at the lowed prices. , Prizes paid on demand by Floamsse and Co. the old eflablithed State Lottery Offices, 26, Cornhill, 52, Charing Croft, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough.— Orders by letter or carrier, executed exadly nn the fame terms as if precept. The Lottery begins Draw. ing next Monday Week. Tatar. to Slime rioa.—A Writ of Enquiry was executed before the Sheriff of Suffolk, on Thurfday Tall, in an alinn brought by a perfon name Garrett, father of a young woman, againn a farmer, named Gent, at Shaddenfield, for the fedudion of his daughter nnder a promife of marriage. The conduit of the defendant appeared to be of a bate and aggra vated nature,and the Jury found a verdid againti him —damages 4001. On the fame day, before the lathe Sheriff, Mr. Thornton, a Serjeant of the Woodbridge Volunteers, obtained a verdld of soot. damages in an scion of defamation, the defendant having charged him with unnatural praflices. In addition to the ravages of the floral, near Lon don, we have to. add, that the warehoufes, number 4 , 5, and 7, at the Welt India Docks, Blackwall, bad the copper covering carried away a confiderable dif rance ; the damage is calculated at tomool.: and on Thurfday t'e, night feversl tranfportsand craft were by the norm blown from their moorings near the VIA nailing Office, Deptford, to the oppofite more at Mill Wall, Limehnufe, and fußained much damage. A omit tremendous and awful tempeß was experi enced at Bradwell, in Ellie, on the morning of Friday fe'nnight,abnut five Veloric. It appears tohave confined its devafiation to the width of about a quarter of a mile ; in which (pace an immenle number of trees were torn up by the roots, or broken down. Three granaries near the dock, are completely dilapidated. A wag. gon, belonging to R. Wm.'s, Efq. was carried over the dock, and pitched endwile, a conliderable depth into the earth. A veld lying in the dock was driven with great violence completely nut of it; and another edict lying in the river was driven into the dock, their malls, rigging, &c. torn to pieces. The gun boat Rationed in the creek was difmaßed. A very large barn, on Mr. SANGSTRei farm, was blown down. A flack of peate, another of tares, and five other Racks, ' were torn into fragments, and (tattered to a eonfiderable diltance. The dwelling houfe was unroofed. Other damage to a great amount has been done to property upon that farm. Pi operty alto upon Mr. Bale's farm was damaged to the amount of three or four hundred pounds ; but we do not hear that any peril:mai injury has been ft:Rained. HIGH TIGES.—On account of the peculiar pofition of the fun and moon, very confiderable fpring tides took place on the Gth of January, and may alto be impeded on the sth of February, 'BO6. In the great tide which occurred on the 23d of March, 1803, the waters of the ocean were in tome places prevented, by oppnfing winds, from yielding to the united ac tion of the fun and moon. In the harbour of Bred, however, where the tea was neither elevated nor de preffed by violent gales, the tide of the 23d March was the largeft ever obferved on the French coati, and furnilhed the fubjeft of a memoir by the celebrat ed La Place. The height of the tide was then 23 feet four inches ; whereas the greaten tide on record was that of the 23d September, a7t4, when the fea rote to the height of 22 feet t t inches. In the cons pardon of tides, therefore, that of the 23d March, 1803, may be tried as a flandard ; and though the fpsing tides in the beginning of this month did not equal it in file, on account of their diltance from the equinoxes, yet, in other refpeds, the pofition of the tot- luminaries is much more favourable fur produc ing a twell in the lea. In March, :Sol, when the moon was in her per igee, her diltance from the earth's centre was 221,591 Mika; but in January 1806, the moon's penge. , l dinanee from the earth is 221,371 miles. In Match, :803, the fish's diflance from the earth was t 94,5 2,50 c miles, but in January, tBo6, hi. diltance a , 91,733,750 miles; fn that on the 6th of this mor.th, the moots was zoo miles, and the fun 2,7711,750 miles nearer the centre of the earth than in March, tSO3. It is a very tematkahle circum- Hance, too, that in January, 1806, the moon arrived at the point of her orbit neareß the earth almnft at the very inflance of a full moon; whereas, in March, 1803, her arrival in her perigee preceded her °ppd . *. tion by about (even hours. On the sth of Febtuary next, the fun and moon are farther from the earth than in January; yet the proximity of the tides to the equinoxes will counterbalance this incicate of diltance, I and render the foci of the war.ers greater than ufual. Frye fix LONDON GAZ ATTE, jaw" 29. —__— BANKRIMTCY ENLARGED. Janotry 25. William Coltman, of Long-Acre. Middlefex, baker &aler and chaman, at ten. at Gulklball. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSF.DED. . Kraal Burrows. of Mirfield, Yorkfltire, enrodealer and miller. BANKRUPTS. _ _ Witttarn HMI. of King•ttreet, parlth of St. George, Bloomfbury. Middlefez, carpenter and Asada., to futrender January 25, at one, Frbruary to, at ten, and March t at one, at Guildhall Attorntes, Mara. Collett ,Winthurnand Collett „Chantrery.lanc. James Taylor, at Hatton Wall, Midstlefts, viCtualler, dealer and ehapman, January 14, go, and March a, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Holloway, Chancery-lane. John Morley, of Sewardftme, Erica, miller, dealer and chimer", January at, February 4, and March t, at ten, at Guildhall.— Anomie', Man. Williams and Brassies, Lincoln's-lon New fquare, Loudon. Mary Hughes, late of Warrington, Lanealhire, ilsopkeepor, dealer and ehapwoman, February se. at five, February as. at aloe, and March t, at twelve, at the Punch Bowl, Peel lancNottingham. Anomie', Meffm. Coldham and Enfield, Nottingham, or Mari Bleafdale and Alexander, New-lon, London. Matthew Pgle Finch, late of Queen Ann-ftreet Eaft, Middlefer.„ fadtor, dealer and Chapman, January at, February 4. and March I 1, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jame. Nicholls, No. 6, Taviftock plate, Tavißnek.fquarc. John Park and Prelton Fryer Parke, of Manebetter, merchant*. manteadurers, eotton•fpinnert and partners, January at, Feb Ft, slid March 1, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arno, Man ehefter, Anomie', Mr. Th ma, Hewitt, Manchettcr ; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chancery. lane, London. John Batty 'cute, late of Beverley, Yorkfhlre, banker. merchant dealer and ehapman, (trading under the Firm of Harland and Tuke,) January s 7, 19„ and March t. at ten, at the Tiger Inn, Beverley. Attornin, Mr. kinder, Bevcrky ; or Metres. Allo, esle, and Stocker, Furniv Cs Inn, London. James Job, of Cleat-lane, London, appeairer and auCtioneer, dealer and chipman, January is, February I, and March a, at twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie., Metres. Batcbdlor and Potts, No. s, Hare-eourt,Temple. Samuel Hitchin, of Klogiland Road, Windex, rldtualler, dealer and chapman. January as, at. and March t, at eleven, at Guild. hall. Attorney, Mr. Withy Buckingham-Item, Strand. Ann Henning, now mime of PDOIC, Ilnen.draper, dealer and chap woman, February t 7, at three, February IS, at sloe, and March !, at eleno, at the Old Antelope Inn, Poole. Attorney, Mr. Thorns' Parr, Poole. January ts. Robert I/Milne, of St. Paul's Church-yard, London, potter, it one, at Guildhall. DIVIDENDS. 'anther 11. Ebenrner Coombe, of St. Jones'sitteet,Weitmlnfter, (tattooer, at ten, at Guildhall. January as. Dominick Gaily, of High Holborn, Middlefez, print feller, at twelve, at GWldhalL January as. Joh n Whiffler Ayres, of Hatllelgh, Idolk, Bup keeper, at ten, at Gaullist!. January as. David Henderfoo the younger, late of Bernard.itreet, RuCrell.fiaare, Middlefcs, merchant, at twedire, at Guildhall. January Is. Pierce Morals of St. Martio's-court, R. Mutter lane, Middlefes, at ten, at Guildhall. January is. John Peter Holloway, of St. Swlthlretriass, Liebe. wine, fpirit and beer merchant, at ten, at Clutklball. January as. Richard Bentley, of WellclofeAuste, Mlddlefes, haberdather, at ten, at Guildhall. January ss. Thomas Farmer Carelefk, of Coonter.ffleet, South. *ark, Surrey, cueo.chandler, at one, at Guildhall. Jemmy ss. John Garwood, of Roylton, Herta, Malian& smi Innholder, at ten, at Guildhall, London. January 25. Edward Lotman, of KA Lion Brett, Southwark, bop and Wed-merchant. at one, at Guliclball. January ss. Witham Bryan, of White Lloweourt, Blernindane, Landau, merchants lime of Jamaica, and now of Camberwell, Surrt7, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND. Henry Robb,of Fort 'down, county of Armagh, thopkeepeti and Thomas Keogh, of the city of Kilkenny, linen hod woolleu dra per, to formatter the 224 and 234 January, and 224 Febtpary. Francis Nowlan. of George's Quay, Dublin, to furring& so the 24th and 2sth ink. and asth February. SEA-COAL METER'S OFFICE, LONDON, JAN. tt CAIOOIIII SOLD, and MIDIS Jan. its. Jan. tg. Jar Newsday. Wechnid. 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Abortion, Addref. to the (MSc: Incubus, or night mare Addrefs to Parents,StGuardians Irregularity about the turn ofkf Advice to nervous Patients Leprofy, Lime water, Atr, Appetite, Althma Loyal:tiff offpirits, Love Barren, women, Baihfulnefs Maids of a weakly conftitittion Bathing, oblervations on Man, IVlenfe., Birth, particulars relating to Memory, lots or defeat of Body, unfavourable pofturc of Mind, difeafas of Bowels, Bubo, Mothers, their duty Pitmans, or Green Sicknek Nerves, weak Child bearing, Child birth, Obfeene convmfation,banefel Cbordee, Cancers, Clap, Culd effects of Confumption, Conception Parents and Guardians Cure for Nervous difeafes addrefs to Dancing, Daily etereifes Parapbytnofis Dejeetion Raisins, or confumptim Deficiency of natural ftrength Phymofis, Pregnancy Difference between Venereal Quick digeition fymptoms and thofe often Rhaimatifin miftaken for them Riding on he:tieback Digeftion, Dreams Riding early Exereife Scurvy, Scrotal, Female complaints, Fits Suppreffion of the menfes Flannel, lswoonings Flatulence or wind complaints Symptoms of Pregnancy Fluor Album, or whites Tea, Temperance, Timidity Girls, Gonorrhoea. Gout Turn of life Gouty (paints in the ftemach Ulcers In the throat Great fehools Vemery, ezeeffive, & fecret Heavy (uppers Venereal difeaks. Virgins Hereditary difeafes, Voyages by fa, Walking Heart bum Water, Weaknefs, Wind Hypochondriac complaints Windy liquors, Wine. Hyfterk affections Wumen's milk, Women Immoderate evacuation Youth Internal finking By S. SOLOMON, M. D. Every melon, young and old, fhould purchafe this honk, there being fearoely any individual who i. not intereited In false part of it. In particular it Is recommended to young men and boys ;13 an early attention ro the latter nay ferve to guard them from • fatal rock on whkh tboufands have kilt. and be the means of pre re wing their bodies from dikafe, and alto their fouls, their minds, and all their facultii II from dent notion. _ London : Printed fnr the Author, and fold by H. D. Symonds. Paternofler•row, and Mrs Mathews, Strand; Dugdale, Dublin ; Baxter. Fdi,hnrph ; H .Iy, Cork ; Magee, Beltaft ; and by all other nonkfcllers and Printers of Provincial Nevripapers In the United Kingduin,price 35 only, kliverod free of canfage. -- TOISZASP2 at tile niIIiTHIRA and Certain COMPLAITTES S foie Proptictor of DA RAN'4 cel.43tAted stecti , dleated Boaatee said Remedies, Air. DUFOUR informs the Public, that he may m ufstalhe confab& daily fnim ova 1, at his Mule, No. 54. Fritiallreet, Aube, on Cal,' of retietures.Olatave tieree.oleets, ate. &c. as well as Debility, and every difurder miters kerecy Ia fo Month,' a regulate, th e Mr Dufour has provided a fpaohma hoofs, that every Patient may be introduced in a frparate apartment. Mr 1). haa for many year+ eonfined himfeif to that department of fistratry, and from estenfive pratlatt, and the met tittering faced's, he is misbled to offer a method of cone, efficacious, requiring no confinement or rettralre, is diet, aid which prevents a vivre. Pi:MU:min the eowary Rating their etbs fully, In a letter, =dant a one or a two pared note, will haft proper remedial font to the amount. For the various fyimptomie. Scc. fee Mr Defeat% Treaufe on the stage comptrinte, rice aih W. the sth ectidon—te be had oil Callow, Crown. court, Sao itil/heeu, Exeter Stange, aud of the Anther. - . . NEW MEDICINR AC l. , , FNZWBERY and SONS, Nn. 45, St. PauP. . aordbiard, Loudon, Proprietor, of Dr. J ames's Powtii, Mai VW valuable Preparation. inform the Public, thin in ousi =l:oegisof;uhteurenelw.. Sr i. l i t r D i u: s e c ie k s e , th o e , price s o . f that !Attic - W ( , bd per Dozen; but the Quantity of a Dozen Parke . . in a Bonk (aa i ode up for the Army and Navy) may be- had fir ti. 4•. And as hump" arc prepared, by order of the Comm:Moneta. for Malts. Wei bery's frp..rate Uk, In which the Word.,. " F. Newlkey, No. 41 4 \ St. PAIN " are engraved, and AA k 14 prefunvd that this will he ' 3 fulllckot Security ..gaiull Cotttitu felt•,bia Signature on the LAI belt will be diliontinurd. The following are We prices of their IVln,Freino. . to de lika , twenty of which Mr Newbery's Stamp. are afficr d, but thoge ta b e • purohafe fix or more at a time, will he allow:.: tin- •;r.tririvs ra g e . Dr. James's Powder a 9 nanny's Caratinathre a p -a Bottk 24 0 Dr. 'Waist's Llialytarste Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills '.. . 4 --- large Bolt 14 0 Preailes Ting. of of Bark 4 0 Dr. !hernia Opodeldoe s 6 Ditto Nathan's' ditto j • ---- Conn:llion Oil a 6 'font . bin. . a ' -- Nitre Drops s 6 Pre& Collbe . X f Camomile Drops t g Dr. Huoper's Pi @ a 4 - Purger* Lip Grant's Drags 1 ilk senses - z t i Inglifh's SCOW pills a Anglbaurs Blois ditto a ti Fleur!". Magnolia ag o Mike of Coksfoot 3 6 Nortint's /ogs j 46 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Spit/hurls s 6 Cephalic Sant s o Ur. 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TATLOR,Burgeon,No. 9, New Bridge Breit., Loudon. sit, Edinburg*, May e, IN the fpring of 1794 I was afflitted with a Vats real Complaint, which I treated with indiTererce for Ben • months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Playficima.orho put a temporary flop to the virulence of the Weak (by memo rial application) for frame time; but growing, fn ratite of all meal. cine and the advice of the fiat Gentlemen of the Focally Mee. worfe and wrote, for two years, f was reduced to albite ahem! unparalleled and beyond defcription, being an entire lcper,eiad who. rated from head to foot. My head, dined, mouth, oak, I arms, &c. have been alternately in danger of beoontteg farriers yo.. in fhort, I have had from 20 to 30 eating WWI al 11111 y be*, and nearly totally deprived of fight It would be voktednemi toper tiettlarde all my cafe-.4'uffice It to fay, there never was, or oar will be, one of a more dangerous or of a mote complicated"... tore. I was long looked upon by my friend.. and imagined felt beyond all hope% of recovery, and, indeed, fn my then don, death was preferable to my more than miferable Rate Inaba dreadful Etuation did I drag a molt miferable enflame, tillOsneue PIOVIDENCIC threw in my way a n.wipapercoutuningthe ca(eof a Mr. B. of Plymouth —nip friend, read it, I could not. I feet and procured fame of your LILACC's PATIN? PILLS. lihkb. kr uling from time to time, am now, and have long been, Oiler nee. than four years indeferibable thane.), in saved& hate of bee* es ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this, I had a fine,thriving,licall. thy child born to me a few months ago. in grathade to pon s and In hopes of rendering my fellow-creatures fervioe, 1 raged you to publifh this ; and you may at any time refer pedalos, oho with to be (eddied of the truth of this, or farther penlaihrw co me army friends, by lettoor pedal. As few cafes for hadnefs will ever equal mine, and none ohnol • It, I have from erperience, every reafon to afore mankind, thole your LIALI'S Pm., they will flied a fore, fpeedy, Cafe, endue. cal cure. T . Prepared and fold by the Sole Proprktor, Tomas TAWAS, Member of the Royal College of Surgeries in Landow, at No. 9, New Beidge-Ittect ; where be will give advice, sedthstees fee to perfons taking theft Pill., and will aitwer patients ham. if ;:oft paid, on the tome terms, obfervine in all cales the /aloft in. violable fecrecy, no perion's name or cafe tunnel:teal nicotined. but at their own particular requeft, by the Proprietor, during the courfe of more than 36 years, that he haa bad the concluding of an extenilve (ale of the above Medicine, and the pradice *drug therefrom. They are alto fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of tbofe living at a dlftanee, by Mr. Baiter, South•bridge, Edinburgh. Mr. memos., printer, Glafgow, to vrtinns at& Mr. "f . riders far bis addrefs; at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. wiimebarcet, Pada. Mall; Mr. Robertfoo's Toy.flop. No. so 3, Oohed tfireet a Mr. Difbwough'e, No. I, Filla-ftrendul, nearly appellee the Maas. anent; Mr. ants, bookie iler, No. f, Union-row, Little Tower. hill; Mr. Callwell'it, Dublin ; and by one perfon in every confider. able town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes amity as.9d. each, Paled up with lull and plain Ibredkions whereby Yorfos of either feat may cure themfe/ves with cafe anifeensty. TO-MORROW. Ss Wes Son fen Mos fires 44 Sautes alter / I 16 minutes after 4 I it 3 mama that II HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning - 4 minutes after j Mt.-moan • a aliautas Ow 3 LONDON. f tinted and pubillbed a I.I I IIEL 'Lair (of Cur.! terbury-phrt., I antseth). a Os tiraa OIVICII, IVs t, Carer arbct. l'ublElud at at tbt *as Omits. TetapJa-bar sc 6 si 6 48 9 so 0 5 2 9 49 6 46 6