Star. — London, England, 1806-12-30 00:00:00

"^l„ BRITISH .412111 T Fart Sambre dd Greta Mein, (Rober ts. u';nre not viOto y over General RIGNIER. we have had a c.nize in the Bay of Naples, and wen. at Ca. pri, Ifehia, and Piochyta, where we annoyed the French not a little, by threatening to land, and keep ing them on the alert. On Monday laR, the 7th infirm, we experienced a molt vi. , lent (hock of an earthquake ; it continued fornething more than a mi xture and a half ; we were etercifing in brigade at the time, and I declare to you, we could fcarcely keep our Ices. fo violent was the (hock; it hasdemolithed feveral buildings, and What is rather (range, it turn ed the croft on the top of the Archbilhop's Chapel completely, and without injuting the building. Whe ther will the fuperftitious, reckon is as a good cr ill omen ? To hear the •cries of delpair that the poor Sicilians fee up when it happened, was very affetling. This is the fecund violent flock we have had..tioce we came here—for we felt two or three_ befides, but properly fpeaking, only tremors of the earth, which I allure you are not very agreeable.— Out garrifon here is very ftrinisgtGeneral rot is our Commander in Chief, and General Sir John Mania is fecund in coalman( ; we are in daily expeftation of a reinforcement from England." • EZTItAOIIIIIIIIIIIIr PIDIISTIIIiII has been Rated. that Glanville. a Sbropfhire man, flamed on Friday morning, at (even, at the 14 mlle- Itone on the Bath road, to go to the 85th, and back to the ,4th, a dillance of t 42 miles, in 30 hours.— From the great diftance, at this lotion of the year, the odds were 7to 4 and a tot againft him. He went off at a brifk walk, and fur two miles together be broke into a (hurtling walk, at the rate of fix miles an hour. His firft tioppage was at Twyford, at which place he arrived, and took a bafon of foup, U five minutes paft ten o'clock. He flopped about five minutes at this place, 34 miles from town; and re frefhed again at Marlborough, and arrived at the 85th mile-flone at ten minutes pall right in the evening. This half of his journey was performed at fomething left than five miles and a half an hour. He returned a few miles on his way back, and re• hefted himielf on a bed between blankets for about an hour and a half, and arrived at Reading at a /palter paft fix o'clock on Saturday morning. He had now 25 miles to perform in five hours and three quarters ;he appeared a good deal fatigued. After reclining in a chair fur about twenty minutes, and drinking half a pint of mulled wine, he tenewed his ' talk, and arrived at journey's end at a quarter before one o'clock, and won with difficulty by a quarter of an hour. He was attended the whole of the way by two horfeaen. Doran PeNance.--On Sonday, St. Matthew's Church, Bethnal Green, was indebted for the great control:ft of utteudahis on DirineScrvice, rather to motives of curiofity, than eta %ncreafe of zeal among( the parifitinners in the perfblmance of their religious duties. Numbers &elect 'together from different parts of the city, to be fpeetators of the execution of the featence, pronounced by the Ecctefiaftical Coma, on a p rfon named Curtia, for having ufed a very op . probrious epithet to Mrs. Jennings, a neighbour's wife. During Divine Service, the eyes of maids, widows, and wives, involuntarily raved through the whole sifle, to difcover this Violator of Female De licacy. The Service concluded without gratifying their. curinfity3 he had eluded the vigilance of his • multifarious guards, by mean' of a fide door from the veftry.room, where, after (mice, having mace a confellion of his improper condo& and acknow fr lodged his contrition, he was, by the lenity of thole charged with the mention of the fentence, exempted from the more difagrecable part, that of walking in is regalia renand.the church. A letter from Fort George Rates as follows : ss moll unfortunate and lamentable accident oc curred on the evening of the Lath inftint, by the up. rating of the pelage boat, on the ferry betwixt Fort. George and Fortrole. - Several paffengers. whole names we hhve not diftinetly I:arned, and all the boatmen, viz. William M'lver and fon, Andrew ClaAe and David Lanoon, were drowned. The cattle of this melancholy event was, the top weight which had been contrary to regulations and law, heaped on the boat, and the eXtreinte intoxication of the ferrymen." A melaneholyaceideat happened on Chriflmas day. • In eonfequince of a heavy (well in the river Conway, the boat which cartied the frith mail, with eight paf-.I fengers, the coachman, the guard , an d a youth about fifteen years of age, in all fifteen in number, includ.., ing the boatmen, was upfet, and all, except two perillied. 1 Sunday fe'nnight,neat five o'clock in the afternom, a fire broke out in a cot houfe at Eaft Fortune, near Haddington, which in about four hours eonfumed fie thatched cottages adjoining. Thenfire continued to burn among the embers all the night, as they were corafionally fanned b 7 irregular, though generally Iftrong breezes, It threatened detlruflion to the whole farmtlead and flackyard, hut was prevented by the timely efforts of a fet of Relive fereants from all Stutters, under the diteftlon of the neighbouring 'farmers. TO Mt notTABURT.—Maria, Arguft rs, aloe. 8i —the *titer, in June (all, called on you with a yam/ Woman of the name of Brookes, w hit had a bad leg, find to Whom you lave a pint of your Drops, which has nearly, effedteda core.—The following cafe bas alfo necturo hi this neighbourhood : James Gy b. fors teas itint-tithied at ten years of age; half a year - aftetwates'lttiraifetzed with a pain in both legs, fup. poled for fome time to be thenmatifm, or growirg pains, but it fettled finally in one leg, which fwelled, itAdrendertillsith incapable of walking. Heise( in fotr ;mare, I I Sr 12 ulcers, and 13 pieces of hone aftee taken out. His health was impaired, and he eras coußatuty carried about. He was (applied with fifteen bottles of Soo tea av's Patent Ai:tit - cos butic Deeps, whieb entirely cured him. It is now three • years flue ; he is grown tall, healthy, and wogs conflantly as a bricklayer.—The bearer is alfafresion. mended as a deferving ONG& for your excellent Infli. (Won. She lives thirty-two miles from London, and it has been thought bed to (cad her to town that you may fee her. The Genuine Patent Antifenrhutie Drops are, fold in books of p. 6J. sot. and 11. 25. duty included, at the Difpenlary, No. 15, Sohaquare. London.— To prevent counterfeits, each bottle is accompanied with a black ink Ramp ; and the cork, at the mouth et each hock, leaded with MI wax. ,•':. ' 1 • POLICE. r ~,, --- v. mesa tv-sTa arr.—Yefterday a great summon or 1 perfons ambled at the Public Office, Worftfip ifreet, expecting to hear a public examination of Ha gerty, }folioWay, and the King's evidence, Hanfietd —but they were ant brought before the Magißraces, although the commitment or liberation of theiteper fans, charged with the murder of Mr. Steele, Was to have taken place on the Monday following their be ing laft lathe above Office. We know not when they are to appear again kofore the Magilltates. MARLBOROUGH s r.—johi Lewis Bapiee Bar: rim& (valet de chambre to Lord Caledon) yefterday underwent another examination at this Office. The Prifoner, it will be remembered, is charged with having committed robbery, by obtainibg pack ages (tom the Portfmouth waggon inn, winch had been feed thither by order of Lord Caledon, to be tot warded to Portfmouth, that they might be (tip ped for the Cape of Good Hope, whither his Lord -04 is about to depart as Governor. Lord Caledon had gone to Ireland, to take leave of his friends ; and had left the prifoner, who was confidered as a confidential fervent, in care of his houfe in town.-- Lord Caledon had not arrived yefterday ; hot a part of the property &den belonged to Colonel Alexan der, 'who is appointed aid de camp to his Lordfhip ; and Si he had arrived from Portfmouth, the exami nation was entered into. Some articles of linen, which were (worn to by this Gentleman, were proved to have been packed in one of the packages delivered at the inn, and afterwards fold to Myers, A falefman in Swallow-(beet, by the prifoner. On examining one of the buxes, Colonel Alexander found force garments milling, one of which was the uniform of an aide de camp, which, with a falhionable bloc coat, were found at the houfe of a celebrated minia ture painter, in Dukt-fireet, Portiand-place. The ' prifoner, it appeared, had taken the uniform coat thither, to have his likenefs taken in a ftmerb diets, and he Ritually wore it whilft the limner took his likenefs. Lord Caledon's coachman, who had ob (treed the prifoner bring back the package which contained part of Colonel Alexander's linen, after it had been taken to the inn, proved this fait. He alto defcribed him as baying ai10..1 in the molt incoherent manner in feveral inflances. He in one intance in fitted on going to the Opera in his matter's carriage, and on being refuted, he produced a written paper, purporting to be the fanetion of Lord Caledon for fuch a (tech The carriage was, however, rendered unfit for de and the prifoner was drfalepointed. In all the tranfadinns of the prifoner, he teems to have been particularly attentive to the fair...les, infomuch that he was known amongft them by the watch word beauty, and he teems to have devoted the (tuns of his daily purfuits to decorate them. A female who had captivated him, whore name is Cart, unfortnaately for the prifinier, was a very ma- ' terial wheels. She fill law him at the Theatre, when he was dteffed is the extreme of fathion, with abundance of rings, jewel?, &c. lie was knows to Come females who were with Mitt Care, and Mifs C. obferved he had got his wife's feat on his watch chain. The prifoner immediately infitted, that as it was a laly's feat he would make it a preterit to her, and alto the chain. She at firtt refuted to accept it, but at length flie did take it, and the next morning, when the prifoner (whom the had never fees until the moment of his generofity) called on her—the gave him back his indent, (eating . Tome ill might come of it. She taw him feveral times afterwards, and he always reprefented himfelf as a Nobleman She breakfasted with him at Lord C.'s houfe in Stretton•flreer, which he reprefented as his own man lion, and he (hewed her a confiderable quantity of rich furniture, Sm. Mifs Care perceived a coronet on the linen, and on her silting him bow a foreigner could wear a Britilh Coronet, he was at a lois to ex plain. He then Paid he would, tell her the truth, which was, that he was a Swift Noble, and he was going out to the Cape with Lord C. as his Lord (hip'. Aide de Camp. Mite C. was accommodated with a quantity of wine, which flue took borne in a coach with her, in a box, which box had of igints4 been filled with Colonel Alexander's property. Ha. had often (hewn her a (superbly rich gold mounted fnuff box, which it appeared had been mounted at Lord Caledon's expense. Mitt Care confidered him an extremely polite gentleman, and an admirer of the ladies, to many of whom in her circle he was well known., She always fuppofed him to be a goo; denten becaufe he was a foreigner. - Mr. Smith, a linen draper in Piccadilly, to whom , he had offered to difpote of table linen, attended...; He had reprefented himfelf to Mr. Smith as a Noble man, and that he bad ten thoufand pounds worth of property to difpofe of, ac he was about to leave the country. He had endeavoured to impote on tredef- Men by hit afftimed eo•fequence, but the firatagem has invariably failed. The only perfons who have filtered are his matter and Colonel Alexander. The Psifoner was remanded till next Monday. Hasson Gaines —Yefierday Enoch Roberts, John An-dhows. John Hervey, Welhain Hartford, and William dredge wave examined on a charge of entering the bottle of Mr. Spencer. a Ponder's End, on the soth infirm. The family were confined below by one of the party. while the tell went ever the holds to plunder it. Tie alarm becoming general, Trott and Chapman apprehended them ; when Enoch Roberts made a voluntary conteflion of their plan to rob every where they could. The prifoners were fur nifbed with fire arms and malks ; and in a field con tiguous to Mr. Spencer's, feveral weapons were found, with a hat. Tlanprifoner• were committed for reexamination. A man mho was flint through v I the hand on Epping Purell a few nights ago, at ' tended. A melancholy accident lately happened to the Rev. Mr. Busfield, Curate of Great Berkhamllead, Herts. As he was returning to his inn from his uncle's houfe in London, owing to the darkuefs of the evening, his foot flipped, and be fell down on the point of his umbrella, which perforated his right eye, and has en tirely deprived him of the ufe of it: Tuerday night, a party of robbers attcmpted to Asal the feeding geese of farmer Roberts, of Ruan• lanyhorne, near Tregony ; but the eacklinc guardians of the Roman capitol alarmed the houre.dog ; hit noife alarmed his mater; and in the general alarm, the robbers decamped, leaving behind them two other pee, which tip bad previpt.ily ltolea elfewhere. • LONDON MARKET& - CORR. MARK lIT. M 61.11.14111, DIM a 9 day tie Nial4.o is tolerably well fupplied.with wheat, and epa for legend and inferior qualities is at a re- . duetion in price of 2s. and is. per Allarter y Ism the few fine famples nearly maintain lel- prices.— The fupplies of Barley are thug, and this article •is dearer—Malt and Whitc Peas , are full astfearei-Buns of each fort are a trine lower --..Thete - are revere' fur. Cher arrivals of Oats, and this trade is the retie stout lal—flour has heavy (Isles at:its•prefent prices. nausea'. coassnir Al 1111171 BE I • , WINN. 541 63.84 a per qr. Grey Nitre 465 Stsod Floe Dlttu. 851114 od - Beans & 441 sos al Eye. 4 01 09 Oa lick Ditto 58s - 44;0d Bavivt.poi .is. 6 4 Oats, a3s Os 5,t4 . . ' • ' Malt, 65. 7 5s od . Mend ditto 325 tas od Wfilte Peak, (13lltkes) los 881 Rape Seed, sot ski nee Fine Flour ma to 75$ Salami 65. to 7os per lack. liTlllll4 111011 OS 01111/ OM BOARD 0111 004,1111/1111 Vilest sos 651 741 Roller. 78.86.'64 Pine pas 1125 Stifklks io 88. od Superfine 84. 86s Grey Pees 364 42. 04 Fine Etkx Whits, &a. 1185 od Floe New to —V Rye, new . 36. 46s Beam, • .. pis 529 Barley. . 325 455 od Tick Ow* , :I C Ws .. Milt ' bas 755 Oats As 33$ Wk*. Pam 481 66. Poland* • ~. 104,/ 64 PRICE OF HOP!. L , .., SAGS. POCRICTI. Kok 41 tos to 51 121 Kent . 51 0a to aline tierce 4 1 sos. to 51 54 Sulks - 41 151 to 51 166 Edo 41 tee to 51 55 Farallon 81 os to 10 •11 1 PRICE OF 11014 IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bap 41 it. to 51 iss 1 Packets 51 oe to A •ell PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. • St. Janice's. Whitechapel. I Harperload 3 6 o to 4 13 o Hay pct load 3 to te 4 tli Straw 1 Boto s 9 6 Sow a aR to a is Circa 4 6to $ 8 /SIC, ON RAT AND STRAW IN sinTarisio. . _ Hal, • 31 106 to 41 SOS IClaws1 Claws Ncw Do. 01 os to of os Striw, , 31 tot to 51 to II 41 to II IH SMITHFIELD MARKET, December 29. To Sok the off.d•—per Boot of NM Seel 49 sd to 55 44 1 Veal ss od to 6a 4d blilston 4s 114 to ss• lid 1 Pork se od to 6s 44 UAW OF GATTI.% TON DAT. Beat', aboot 19co—Sheep and Lambe, t3,0c0. NIWOATE and LEAENHALL, December 29. Per Roue of 81b. by the carcefe. Beef 3, 44 to 41 641 Veal 4, ad to 6. od Mutton is od to 5e od I Pork 3 s od to 6, 44 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. james'amarket 34 104 Tows Tallow 65a od to os Clare Market 3s rod Yellow RulSa 395 to od V:hitechapel Marla White ditto yrs od to Os (pet (tone of illb.) 31 944 Soap ditto sas to --s od --- Melted Stuff alls to 495 /4 Its Ad Ditto rough 3os od to CS Average Ptice 3s 104 Greases 118 ad Good Dregs zos to off Yellow Soap, 741—Mottled, 86s—Card, pot Price of Candle per dozen, tos (al—Moulds. t ts 61 RAW HIDES. lßdes(perftoce) 32 od to 35 sd Honk Skins Its Pi /71 tacit Middling as 84 toss iod Sheep Skins 35 ad to do od Ordinary an col to a 64 Shcarlings As od to oe oh Hint Calf 22. 6d each I Lamb Skins of od to os bd PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LIADENHALL, Butt,, oto 361 b cacti lad to aad Ditto, lio to 631 b 23d to ayd Merebsot, Backs sad to —4 • Drefling Hides 2744 to t i ll Fine Coach Hides 194 to Crop Hides for Catthig sad to s Flat Ordinary 2744 to 19d Calf Skins, 30 to 4olb per dozen 28s to 401 Ditto 5o to 7olb /Ss to 4co Ditto 7o to Bolb 325 to 34$ Small Snit (Greenland) per lb. 3s 6d to 31 84 Large ditto LOOS to 1401 pa doe. Tanned Hoge Hides ilie to 341 each COAL MARKET, December 19. Ships et Marks; Ship fold Price 145 blew/milk Cold . 28 42a 84 to 535 34 to Sunderland 3 381 6d to 445 ad 3 Cinders - 1 34s od to --e od COUNTRY MARKETS. !WIC'S OF GRAIN AT TVS FOLLOWING at BASING/TOOL.—What 68, od to 1164 od per Quitter. Barley gos od to 432 ad I Beans aos ed to 521 od Oats 285 od to 345 od Peak oos od to off od i MAIO AAAAA o.—Wheat 3s cd to 96, od per O. Barley 391 od to au cd Beans aSs od to gas od Oats Ms od to 37* od Peale ape od to 331 od H .--Wheat 7os od to pas odr gr. Barley. 33a id to 414 od I Beans 44s o pe il to 53s od Oaas air od to 33s od Peafe 48, od to 321 cd Newau•r.--Wbeet 68e od to 935 6d per ct. Barley 375 od to 413 od I Beans 46s od to 521 od Oats 275 od to 321 od Peak 50. od to 321 04 Reaniso.—Wheat /is od to 96s cd per Qr. Barley . 36s od to 425 cd Beans .434 oil to see od Oats 11, od tb 36h od Peale see ad in 531 al JR,CLESIASTICAL AND ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS, 'the Biihop of Ely has pre:kilted to the Rev. J. Davis, Chaplain Its the Government Chapel at Pottfmooh, the living of King's Lasky in Hertfordlhire. OZFORD 27,-.The Rev. lames T. Hollotway, B. A. of Enter Coll ege,f and Humping Waldo Slbthorp. of VniverSty Collier; were hie day ck Red Fellows of Exeter College. The Rev. Frederick Barnes, B. D. Student of Chritt anwelhis appointed Chaplain to the Houle of Commons. The Rcv. Dr Hay, Canon. of CMEt Church, has been elcded Proffer to reprefent the Chapter of that Cathedral In the nest Convocation ; and the Rev. Dr. Cooke, Redlor of Woodeaton, and the Rev. Dr. Chapman, Rcftor of ()Arlington, are eleeted Proc tors to reprefent the Clergy of this diocefe in the Paid Convocation. The l.ovd Bilhop of St. Devlin has been pleated to collate the Rev. W. J.Reet, M. A waste of Stoke Edith, Hcrefortithire, and late of Wsdham College, to the redory of Cafeob, Radnorlhire • On Sunday bft the following Gentlemen were ordained at Chdft Ciarch, by the Right Rev. the Lori Daly of Oxford : • . DCACONs --Edward Nleholfon. B. A. Taberdar and Chaplain, tbeenleCollege ; Thomas Bradley Paget, B. A. Probationer Fel low, Wadlumt College ; Richard Scott, M. A. Brafe Note, Curate of Chatibury ; John Rowland Berkeky, B. A. Fellow of All Souls; Charles ChiCholm, B. A.. Scholar, Woreefter College; Wil liam Wale, B. A. Fellow, New College; John C. Clark, B. A. Fellow, St.. John's College; Hugh Chambers Jones, B. A Stu dent, Ch. Church; William Wodohofe, B. A. Fellow of All Soul,' College; Charles Thorpe. M. A. Fellow, thieerflty College ; Tt.lensa Davie.. M. A. Fellow. Oriel College; George Barnes, M. A. Fellow, Exeter College; John Jaw, A. B. Fellow, St. John's College. Fa Its ra...Thomas Fdward Bridges, M. A. Probationer Fel low, Corrals Cbriftl toeegt —W. Tugwell Wiliams.l44, A. Ditto. Richard Ferrer, M.A. Fellow Brafenofc College—Andrew Hughes , Mwthewa, M. A. FelloW Jess CoUege--Thomas Dyer, 11. A. Prehationer Fellow Wadbam College—John Drake, L 1.... B. Fel low All Soul's College—Henry Watts Wilk irriem, M. A, Fellow Worcefter College—Francis Bowden, M.A. Fellow Mcrtoll Dodfon, B. A. Fellow St Joho's College—Thomas Speldell, M. A. Dino-.-Thomas Chambers, A. D. Scholar, Wor cefter College, Curate of Alberton—Riehard Jenkyno M.A. Fel • low Bailin% College-.. Maurice James, M. A. Fellow C. C. College —Jame* Fyne, A. B. Scholar. Jervis Coilege-•Benjamin Pepe, B. A. Chaplain Chrift Church—Miami, Hardwieke, A. M. Scho lar, Worrell, r College.....hdward Reptile, A.M. Dewy, Magdalen College. onow. Sun rites Sun frie Moon rites 5 minutes shit 1153 oakum site s I 0 Oblate spar is HIGH WATER Al Lowzopi baincm TO mostaoi; Maass • - 4 illoutes *ha 6 . 33 Jai:lnto dm 6 ,utassoOm - • Os the elth Inikent. chef.* of %Mitts Pe On the sgth of tlyp 3Stit 114th"lit'l E rni. • • his b. tife in treat Cumberland place, a fo. • 4 she Lady of Captain Sayny, a fan. &May mond*, lade*, at AigsaiirClSS, Ms% Mans I re, who fuecceded Madame Schwellenberg es prinalpoLatteadont nu tae tAttacn. On the z eblrdtant, at Caarrynfult, Allot i 34„ Yme 041,11.10. John Warburton, Efq , many yedr3 M, P, f/ Burr* P#l6shent. for the (tuna's county. '• ". : ! • - Lately, a Etlshviirlt.ll. Patleitukt tif the Rural Watley. .-. - - .:Pc --- 7' o " --- . A dilk I' MN OM a VIOIC1:!IiilOS 4 INTALLIBLE GERMAN et 'ER-PLAISTEN. • THE PIit.OBRFETOR of this molt • oteelledt REMEDY is fo certain ,f ha Efficacy befits( meg Winn . in a variety of Cafes, agrees. if it. don put medicate thoConi, root and bunch, To atTUIN TOIL MO VII. And fill Ikekall. to add, that it has infinßcfy the tidy:inmate of the nutetbe,i d ,M carious Oinementa; SAlm, 'ffse-as many hetadreds Otaillidtedpatl font can teltity, amoug whom arc fume Of the OM ahumEert thistingdom. • Sold Wfl *Mak and Retail by T. A men; No.; , Finch-Yu . Royal Exchange; and atfo by Ml. Pay„•N9. 7 Til l E 'a ; Mr. Wllfon, No. 39, St. lanitiaaftreeti ,Mgr.. sz Pifl-Malt; Mr: Wed, No. 34166 Holborn t andleboult gs‘ Co: No. oso, 0 ifmd-Streat . k Wino'. by Mc, 116.. gin and Mr. Sheppard, Boolifellem • -lath, By Hisard, boolifeller, and St right,'periumer. . •iklintiOrgh, by Baster, Soutn Bridge. ' Portia and Oefport, Mr. tiording's. • -Liverpool, by Mr. Clone, printer,and Mr. jonca,bookfaliak; , Zrtouth. Mr. Motley, bookfeller. moil of the Venders of Mettle:Meals Beglofiti. . , TO MY CORRESPONDENTS. ir HE extended Reputation, which lens the firk .1. oiled of my ambition In the treatment of VENEREAII COMPLAINTS and IIEBILITY, having attraded to me rebus Correfrondents in the United Kingdom of Oreat Britain, and from different part, of Europe thd America, I beg to addrcfs tlan-publie notice to Inch commpondenta. The Occupation of my dmern entireties letters front thofc whO rildpenot recount retitle, made it necidlisry for me, force years ago, 0 ABM, dm ne Inters could be noticed =left a Barb-note was Indoloi. I solo serest the information, that no letters wirings( - incletere eft he antweradi orders from; Patient. already noderonp. tare. And I beg to fuggeft, that letters from the Weft Indies, or from any Foreign country; ninft contain not only o complete' Ratement of the cafe, but a eery liberal fum, fullhicut to rosipcm , fate for the time of Itudying and amities fully on the complaint, and for the preparation of a confide:able mantle of medicine by a London Chennft, if futh mould be requllitc. When the ditance does not admit frequitiCy of torrerpondenee It is alto &fired, that the age, the manner of living, and geseral 1 feelings, so well u every fyruptom dot der pointy be ileforlbed. ' be molt particularly fpccilicd. Letters require no other diration than the Minion' and Sat nun.... Martin Bree, NT Loudon 4 " and that this lino& of cider fax ;nay hate the Tull:ft affuranceof (cermet, the pottage of lettere* accompanied by fees need not be paid of the ttme, bat will after wards be charged to the parties. . MARTIN BRIE, Member of the Royal Colley of Surgeons In Lendon - —et, Odt. i t. :Sot Nt,fflit. No. Zl,Nert litidjgc .: itrut, t 'lo'l Hub. i ea,. - - ,.... ,.... . SIR-' , -1. confider it b ut an ad of jullice due to the la merits of yoUr LEAKB'a PATENT PILLS, to communi cate to south( following Cure, which has recently been perreernot by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking oat of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of DI& order., arifing therefrom), was reduced ulmoft toe &cleft. lett though he had the belt medical advice which could be obtaine d. and tried a variety of patent medicines. nothing cook! be procured ' which lamed to fait Ids cafe, or do ham any terrace; he remained , In a molt reduced and pitiable fituation fur two years, unable no his proration, and fearecly able to walk or even to Itiodell his Lags ; in feet, no one *rho knew him Om fuppofed ft *OW lee him to recover. He was whited at lift to try your Lease% Potts—lse did to, Brit:My adhering to the &edam's given with them—he had cot taken more than two boxes, before be found ea alteration fur the better: this encouraged him to prooeed, and lig taking • few boles more be found his appetite and ftresigthiptad • ally replan, and is new as healthy and as Boot as any men I know. You are welcome, Slr, to refer any perfon to toe for a confirmation of the above amount if it Ilicadel be doubted. • bam,Sir, your obailertiitornble [errant , , Library, Folkitme, July to, albs. THO. PUal)t. , . Prepared and fold bt the tale Proprietor .. Taos. Tee zo a, Member of the loyal College of Surgeon., Izie ".• dile, at his bout., N.. co, New Bridge Erect; Where, after a coaftant readence of more than go years, Ino practice particularly &reeled to the cure of Vesereal etieriplainti and tho(c incidental to the parts of generation in both rem*, with that inviolable feerecy *bleb men of en his, prokilion Ea s d:aye 'Verve, hi erve, he Batters ttifeir the advice sad alithmes hi wally alimioiners to I taking dal medicine, will be , tit 4=lt as an advantage feldom to be &Weed, add .' - OLP Ibid. ids appointment, far the convenience of 'thrice tie 11r at a (Mance, at the Perfumer's No. 35, St. Alban's-Erect, Pall Mali ; the Torlhop, 103, Oxford. Erect ; Mr:Dilorougt, 7. FlOs. itrect AEI t Mr. Baxter's, Muth .bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Millar. aid's, Olafgow ;Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ; Mr. Stange's, Liverpool; Mr. Atkicton's, Manchester ; and by one perfon an every confi derable town in Orem Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only as yd. each, (Xaled up with full and plain direitions, whereby perfoes of either fez may cure chant . ..lye* with cafe, fpeed,reftecy, and Welt: N. B. Every box fold in Ocoee Britain is fooled up with z lamb. on which, by favour of the Commit/loners, is printed at the Stamp Mee—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridgeltreet—to imitate which is feeny, and all others are counterfeit. = - ---- ItENOVATED 1411 " ..-- IT has been too frequently the fohjed of inn and general reprobation, that men del - Unite of the elements of the medical art. have offered themfelvcs u candidates for Obblie patronage io the profedlan of phylle. For the purpofo of doily: juilke to the relish of our Itudles and esperienee, and to prevent us from being defied among thole empiric, whore impudent pre tznhons have, unfortunably for focicty, been too favouthbly eared, we beg lease to (ohmic to the liberal 221t1 enlightened a faithful Rotarian of oiler: cult, and acquirements; After having received a regular medical education as the plaints of Merril. ()An del and lidtard, whate ledures and pradlecwe cerettilly'acten ded, as prafrifors and furgeons of the London Hofpital, we entered attritive' as ftudents in that juftly celebrated famed for medical 'acquirement, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were White d in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery. the theory and ! predict of Pbyfie, Chaniary, Midwifery, botany, die, de. by tirpfe eminent frofcifors, Dr.. Memo, Gregory, Black, Haisdltoo, Duncan and Rutherford. We troll we that not he deemed pry femptunui in repletion our proficiency and acquirement, ere sot inC"r"lenble. Having, er a leg reties of years made venereal complaints, and the various difeafes of DFBILI EY, the particular lbjeet of our Ruda and predict, it Mill, we hope. be allowed ' chit we have acquired fuperior ItaLowledge of their treatment sod earn In flight and recent Lees of inlet:tine, a perted en dtabhflunent is completed In the gnu t p nod of two days; and, in chore of the utmnit inveteracy,. win re tither p.aelitioners have failed at lueerfs, a proper p •rfeiretotce' in war plan of treatment, allure, to the patient* fafe and retired core. Amidit the melancholy variety of.dhorJea which are the elfish et • habit lope and molt unhappily midued by the youth of both Bites, there arc none mote otartmcg or inure dare ding than thole deficiencies and debilities which tlequentr.r.s.,ent Sc embitter the matrimonial Rate. To fuch perfons it molt be a ennfollng re. gedion to know that they may now, by a new an d iotallibk mode of treatment, be rettmed to that greatelt of all beroan blethng., a More, manly, and vigorous coollbution. In ill carte of debility, from whatever caste aellott. 20 will 20 in every (rdeS of 1fe.12- real Infection, we may be confhPo by patients et either fel win the greateft fecrecy and honour. Hera of eonfultatlon at hoinie from ten to three, and from fit in the evening tinter et tutu. Patients In the country are reipießed to Rate the particular. 4 their cafe, age, and general habit et living. Ice. Ice inciollne a remittance for advice and mediae es, when the Lane will be Oren or fan to any part of the kingddm To figure that fecracy fo rt. Cential to our undertaking, the pottage of letters may be addel the account for medicine,. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, , November ad. ;Soil No. 'ay, Matto° Garde, .2 a Ptiated and pubMhN An/ LEVEL KEN r, ot ., f terhury Piece, Lambeth). 2t he Srea-Orrur Nn. r' ' PubMbed atho at tth. alas 1.!)4 4C 011#64.E. - .1 .111 i i .~ _ ,:~ I i