Star. — London, England, 1806-01-17 00:00:00

I I r • I :•.11"_• • -ODE TO WIWI'," When Brit die Oieckrr entkd See • Hs liesernir rid 1 .en tam. *aund the earth and lit:11111 Mae. Ills children foi,r, the Seatone, dew ; - Mtn, in grecs attend dancing, !W,' the spring with changeful Gee; Rely tjum ad. ) y e a n n i e br in, . g e— •• Iluned into brr fire's ...._._ _ • Her bright-bair'd Ere, wan bads her keep For ever neareft to his finites— Os Calpes oliveAtaderi amp, Or India'. eitrotteaver'd dice. More remote and Maoist br..wn The Q_neen of Vintage holed before his throne: A rich pumrgranste &tied her crown, A ripe meat bound her rote. Rut bowling Winter led afar 'ro hill, that prop the Polar Spar, To plains eternal Sun deny'd, With barren Dubnefa by his fide, Round the &ore whoa loud Lorain, Whirls to death the roaring whale, Round the Pole where Runic Mien Howls his war-tong to the gale: Save when down the tuned globe He t :tacit on his native Rorm, yisßing Nature's grafi robe, And trampling on ber faded form ; Till light's returning lord aflame • • The Raft that drives him to the northern Acid, Of WWII to plane bid raven plume, Aad nosed sew. 4t, fire of Rorie orbefolltorgal ear Via Laidanti Wksh *fiber, to hear, ,•ZethroulT. wki.ber hlood•Orx rye. thy dreadful diner—. , at power of defolatlon, • IMlralt efeesdlog ar than art, .110 p, had atorratinvenatuns WM to touch thy loop brut Thaw. fallen Winter, hear my pray% • ' • • '7.7 , r ruddy defelee the year if* chill the Wealderer's borom bare, •• ' ' tier froostriim Worrallea falling tear ; . is Iligbettlbeddfitle.l bad, Thy horror beraeldog soles etafe to lead. • And mildly on the orphan bead 'Of fmnocen.c &rand ! chitty (pare. 0 King of Clouds, • c Sailor on his airy ibroade. • wreeke oat beacon. Rem the lath ~Luta{u fpeetre • :nouns along the deep; k,i s p im yet thy flow y basses c ,Mil athe on yonder tented Choral, the R bright billow Reese', • g ..,;) a Whey thorßrowner Danube rascal of Mewl Ile ye there • • , 7 . • ' Tprof its • IM noit W Inn ao r si l ia /10,611,01.1tdd • • . 1 t 'an :•• 116 4 :1 ella Or NOW .1 lei tot • • sib iA a r 4•011 MINI* I , .• t ; Js maa ato De mad to dart „., ;. • "'" ' lowa di worse I • •r.c. .• • T. e. - ' 1 "-cad! r.' BAILEr. • I ""fellerdar twenty.elght prifoners were' tried, two *whom were capitally conviaed, viz. C. !largos, for Misfit* two Recta, value aol. the Ipr3=of W. Itaynard. Simi* {for (leafing from taehael bilker, Dillier, who keeps the Duke of Citaring-erofa, on the Bth io half guineas, font feven-fhil lia nk notes. for • fo; use pound each. .he prifoner, who was native of Ireland, had h of November until nothing of what be footing in the haute, every pat of it. He -ty to receive from the Bth of Decens o'clock. waiting to every thing put to the bar to have his preceding days, and half an hour ; when as the fuppored to morning, when the notes and money , who took imme rehend the pritimer. prifoner was in the habit - ,at his borate, fome as'he treated every accept of treating —v s robbed, the Pri . done tine he came immediately went in i he was at a public Martin's•lane. He apprehended the prifoner, heat. The Prifoner at • on being charged was right enough, pat the purfe into property, except one of witnefs told out the fum 44.1 the Prifener was in lid he had found tooht to return it next morning, but has gone out with another man who called on him. Had he meant to be talk, he raid he h.:LI had enough of time to have made his efcape.— Notwithflanding this defence, which was told pretty planfibly, the Jury, after a fhort deliberation, brought :n a verchet—Guilty—Death. Fourteen were conviAed of felonies, viz. 7abn Slaper was indiaed for dealing liven pounds weight of pork, the property of J. Inns, a butcher, in Long-Jane. A perfon appeared on behalf of the prifoner, and raid he underilood him to be a young man of good r:rinneaions in the c ountry, where he had been broaght up at a boarding tchonl, and that his friends were not prefenr, Lecanfe they did note:pea the tend to come on this morning. Mr. Plaice Law - taut' oiled him if be knew any thing of the pruner I He Paid be had no know ledge of him—he only dated what he heard. The Learned Judge obferved, that this gentleman might as well not have made a fpeech, fines be had no knowledge of the matter, for that the prifoner had been here twice already far picking pockets. The pr ironer was then tried, and coavirded of Real ivg tire pork. Mary CoVnglaced was indiaed for a capital offence, that at healing a pelife. filk bonnet, and other articles of wearing apparel, of the wife of a hif Brown, of Aitf•.ol ViiiiilirniflisiTrhoi -42arenct public book, D illies, of December lafi, two bar gnines ;lig pieces two Bank notets,for ten for five pounds each—and two, foi ,ibliehasl Dillier Sated, that the 1 ?;1 Airy .looking man, and a /mil d in her boat from the 19:h o 04th of December. - Sbe knew 11 - 4rAgti but he was on • familiar foe ,qpiffuffered to go free3y into ever ,hied laid, .be had a large prop/ill Ake i tnatia liqufe. On the night of t 0,4 She Sat in bee bar at twelve o . fog,hor family all in bed, and es r bts. The prifoner came into di er—the was ill for the two pr , rp i 0 . I .afleep in the bar for about hall eav,aked the prifoner was gone, a .bed ; the miffed nothing till next n Perceived her purfe, in which the i gone i the told her bufband, dune eps to purfue and apprihenC William Dillier raid, the prifone of (mein* a great deal of money 0 times three guineas of a day ; as lodelf,that tame in , who would ace On the morning after his wife was feller went out, which he had not d to the hnufe before. • Witnefs imi . fearch of him, and was informed h :,lOrk the 'Green Man, in St. M . Wok with him a Conflable, apprehei :And - brought him back to his heat. STII refuted to be fearched: hut n rz irith taking the property he Paid it i ' lied the witnefs into his bar, and 1 is hand, containing all the proper The bre pound notes. The witnefs ' in pretence of the Conflable, and di confequence committed for trial. The Prifoner, in his defence, tai the pude over night, and meant ii New.flreet, tovent Carders't ifid alito for De... canvas bag, gown. and apron, tend Tome Other' cles of wearing apparel, the property of W. gins, it lodger in Mr. Brown's boat, and the inch ment Rated, that the pri(oner afterwards, Amu t, hoar of feven at night, burglarioulty breite out of th the dwelling bottle. James Dumont Brown (wore that the prlfoner had been his fervent for about a fortnight. On the s4th of December, about (even in the evening, he miffed tor ; fufpeeing that the had robbed him, be (earth ed the houfe, and difcovered that the different ar. tides Rated in the iudiement. had been Loosing the prithoer lobe a native of Sunderland. , be went to that part of yvappin g . off which Sunder land vatic are tabally Rationed in the River, and made inquiries after her, but without effea. He defcribed her fa well, however, that the might eafily be known, and he left his addrefs at a public hooky, fo as to hear of her if the fhould be apprehended s , which the foon was, for the came there with a view , of taking her paffage back to Sunderland ; th e r e ar. l ticks were found in her poffetfion. The pelife and bonnet of Mrs. Brown were on the prifoner when apprehended, the wearing them. The bag which was found with her, was a canvas bag commonly ufed by fames. This bag belonged to Mrs. Hig gins, whcris a lodger in the houfe of Mr. Brown, her hufband is a &amen, and the with him. Mrs. Brown was not piefent to prove the deaths to be hers, but Mr. Brown (aid he believed they were his wife's eoliths; Several' articles had been reclaimed frown pawnbroker, in confequence of information obtaioedi by Mrs. Brown, of the prifoner, while in Newgate, but theft articles were not produced. The Cuss Belton oblerved, that this profecution had not been concluded with the care that belowged to it, for thefe articles ought to have been produced ; and Mrs. Brown ought to have appeared ;so wit. nets. the being much more likely to know the articles of her dietallam her hatband ; however. wilds she Jury had a Cadential doubt on the complexion of the cafe, they would find the prifoner guilty of the lar. eeny, but acquit her of the, capital part of the charge, that of " burglainully breaking out of the dwelling boufe at (even at night," becaufe there was no evi• deuce whatever on that point. Guilty of Dealing the goods, but not of burglati• many breaking out of the dwelling hotife. Throw Wades Rood charged with. Dealing a quan tity of veal; value 31. from Sarah Greenfield, a butcher, in Whited:lapel. .Thomas Greenfield, the fon of the Profeeatriz, had purthafed the ramie of a eel! at Leadenhall-market, •and having natation to call at the Spread Eagle, in'Qrset-churchdrect, he left his cart, containing the veal, for about meaty minutes, and when he returned it was gone. Somme frafpicion attaching to the prifoom, a Police Officer was fent on the 4th of January to Dearth his lodging, No. tor, Winckworth greet, Whitechapel, where a whole fide of veal was found, which was proved. to be that Rolen from off the cart. The painter at that time raid that the veal was his own property, but could not give a confißent account of how it was brought there. On being stalled on to make his de.' fence, he laid he knew nothing at all of the veal, and that it was not found m has lodgings at all, as; they were rented by a different perfon. It tamed out, however, that one of the rooms (and that in i which the property was foulard) was let to him by that perfon at the rate of 3s. per week. Mr. Justice LAWiemci f in addreffing,the Jury, ob. ferved, that although the indictment dated the theft as in Middlefez. and it appeared that it bad Jake's place in London, yet that circumftance made no manner of difference in the mode of proceeding ; becaufe, if a. man Real a thing in, one county.' and carry it into another, where it is afterwards found. he may be charged with healing in either of the counties.—Verdtft—Guilty. Ana Barret hood charged with Dealing two (beets, the property of Thomas Fowler, her mailer, Who kept the houfe called the Bunch of Grapes, near fit John'sdreet, Clerkenwell. She had c o m e I nto NI tkrvice about the middle of November, and on the . lea of December there articles were miffing off the bed in the garret where the dept, but were afterwards traced by means of duplicates, in the poffelfion of ' tiro different pawnbrokers hi' the neighbouthood.-- One of the thee, wu pawned for is. 6d. and the other for a Ihilling—the real value being about five or 6 a - Riffling'. The property being proved to be thOt of the Profecutor, the prifoner was found—Guilty. J. O'Conner, for Reeling three pair of boots, he. the property of Charles Nutley'; Elizabeth Hop throw, for Realing an apron, and other things, the property of J. Davis; Mary Burchem, for Dealing divers bank notes, and a bundle, containing wearing apparel, the property of Phwbe Parker ; John Bur rows, for Dealing a gold broach, and a dollar, the property of Jas. Stephens; Mark Gay, for Dealing too weight of Rigor, the property of Mears. Severen and King ; Ann Moore, for Dealing a bonnet, the property of Thomas Sims ; Eleanor Williams, for Dealing a pair of Rays, the property of J. Winfield ; Ann Clement, for Dealing a pair of sheets, the pro. perty of M. Levy ; Sam. Parfons, for Dealing two pair of shoes, the property of T. L. Styles ; T. Ire. land, for Dealing two handkerchiefs, and two pair of Rocking., the property of F. Day. Ann Cooper and Ch.selotte Bennet, were indicted for a capital offence, an highway robbery, on Mary, the wife of John Cook, putting her in fear, and taking from her perfon, againft her will, five Millings and fizpence in filvcr, and toz halfpence, an apron and bonnet, the property of the raid John Cook. TheProfecuttiz, Mary Cook, gave an account of her being eight weeks ago, about twelve o'clock at night, in a ilreet off Whitechapel, going for a pint of two penny, but the public houfe the went to was flint ; the two prifirners met her, and fitid they would take her to a place where the might have what the would, and Pion after knocked her down, held her by the Itlir of her head for ten minutes, and took ss. 6J. in filver, and about t 3 . in copper, tea being a dealer in nilions, felling them in the siren. The whole of the tiory the related, appeared altogether fo incontinent and conttadidory, as to make it infi• nitely too dangerous, in the opinion of the Leaped LJudge, Mr. ((rake to take smolt the es of two human beings upon the hid; of it, the more cfpecially as nothing was found on the prifo nets. and as one of them had a good derelict ; mot if the tale was UM as to one, it mull be talk as to the other of the prifoners, becaufe the bad (worn they wee both together.—Both--Not Guilty. tram • iOl4lOll t inn, lams, i 4. 811.1•• • 111. A 1r.......M.F1•111,11••• / •. ". •t • Vt ' i. 4toOlet, jaw. lt ir i elt &Oust of 13misonscolart CarOU le bi: •.! tenant, without purchife, vice who retires mu Sheerer, Gem. tb be, pp pi chafe, vice iteldi s promoted. ad Regiment of Illesioessilli ibtablalkilibtbeso le bes d Lieutenant, by timbale, eke Jobb.** minis; Jelin Hall.! Gent. to be Cornit, vice Silithot" 4th Ditto -.Cwinet , Hon. Dudley. Oldie iti be Lieutenant, by purebak. , ice Harvey, promoted* klisy34 Fast nth Regiment or Light Dragnebe oben Symes to b* ! Lieutenant, without timbale, vise Chicheitar, promised in the ii:ith Foot. 16th Ditto—B:ll4n John Blake, from the 66th Pact. to be Coivei, without perchafe, vice Halt promoted. • 1 aid Ditto—Richard Skg, Gcnt. to be Carpet, by prelate, vice . Dudley, promoted. kith Reginunt of Foot-.lloBatt Henry Anderfon, from the Rts.+6 l African Corps. to be Lieutenant, vice Smithwick, &waled; ke dge John dither, from the poth Poot,to be Limitenaut,ilee Saun ders, &cured. mid Ditto--Heury Whore Douglas, Gent. to be Second Lieute. east, without pun:bare. vice Moo, promoted in the 34th Foot. 27th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenant,, without purchafe, Eatgo Charles Purees ; • Enfigns Henry Gore Edwards, and Jan Efpine Batty, fres dm 714 Foot, To las Wien, leltkomt percher. Anthony SL Far, Oidt vice Wigan, Mop reeve. atitb DitttEl a dvreed Wolfe, MO the sods Foot, to be Lieutenant ptur.hafe. soth Met a %piss . .Clest,' &be Mph without pea. ehafe,v aig rt y ? Pow s6tk Ma r . to be Addilent Surgeon. 411 1 . CAM* to be Major, W parclab, AWN". tie. iflk hat. .. 64th Ditto--jeauts Gant. to be Snap, *as* vice Witatish, Pilosidell lb the 06 Foot. ! ' • • r ir f sh' ' 70th 12itte.-LieusWsl,44se& 1 4 00, 03 be Call Ell d:: paoy, vice Spailit. domicil .. kedge John Gray Sp nant, Nee Lyons - •••• ' • oe chafi ssoti v i lee Foec Edirveds,. Imliti.Pd .. I. the 2 7& 11 & Aaron Aida, psd Ditta.-Aptdrelff Soft Pert .cktnt to 4 grvithimOJlT: • tugs. to be Snap, vv - iM.Sallek Mallality; foliated la: • , : 7 , iSth Eitto--4fivi i4obl i tOtilsoetb to be L whine InishaS3 - 1.7% - z i Se p 04**44118,111104idel DI IOO ;sae .r 416 4 16 el 4 raw Ass Wang; award ; lonics Booth, oept:tO be Its cl4loo. Walks Idee - Mee, vietst46 IA 46fi 0* 9 2d tto--Tbooss hi' Goa 4,, 14E444 without pus. , chafe, vice Gordon. to the ad betudfoo. 96th heVitett: to be Copulae of ' &mid Warmer. ken the lab Fem. yipe Toka. b viii Wilk Lieweasat James Diride teater, " Mi l l i tlio. 1160 NAL - , '' !" 4 h ; •► i LesSeiteat . _. - David Linithy, htsw,llo! 'o_l* t, vine ShairPo dowirod. .Seinenama • Amass. Silliumm ii a i ii Ineklicat. vice W., iel l et aS onsneVtiniipik .: iiiita4lise'Ora lihrolavil6plan-Wasna4 y, &alai IKllWpabiafivii. iI~44 4 O =MaJI Dearly, from Mks 4 decreed. MOMMIris las ap,- vim Delajailion • • •L ' V, r. at it Com . - • Dloold.inwille:i ` ll l 4 =:b at iCata tal . ri rr 2: l =7-21: ant mob* tits ChM*. cioneried t Joliet 'L. A. Edna.% Ciellt4i i. PI& ; !MO" fissintor rice Anderfon, promoted W i a:g h sw Mee lienjainis Atokas to he Surgeon" but Davies, who rains, • si Veteran Battalion... Brevet Major 114riald Sofraelhaftim, the pad Vent, to ho Captain of 'Company. • ROYILL MILITARY COLLEGik ) Oteer„Efq..late Captain in the Raft Middiefez Mllltfit,to be . Adttattle Junior Derailment, with the rank at s t ip lireinnteer Infantry—Northern Cops. • ' Zadhealii'lliwolow, Gent to be Eariga. vice Thomas Radcliffe, • ratglin Southern Corps. MP** Mosetatpostota be Enfign, vice Robert Watfon, rtrainett, • Enamel the Casette of the 7th inftint. • 66th Foot. For Linton* law Pringie, from the ad Dragoon Guards. to be Captain sr a gy, by purebak, vise Corks who retires, •apepan Rtad Lieutenant raw Pringle, from the ad Dragoon Guards. to be Captain ots Company, by purchaft, vice Corks, who mike*. MIDMMAICII.OFFiCS, JAN. 14. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Major Brooke Young to le Lieutenant Colonel, vice indgfon, retired; Brevet Major Robert Evans talk Major, vice Young ; Second Captain George Malley to be Captain, Mee Evans; FUR Lieutenant Kabuli° Trelawney to be Second Captain ' vice Malley ; Second Lieutmant Matthew Louis to be FirftLler tenant, vies Trelawneye—Datad Pol. at. 1301- Cornmiffiors in the Royal Weemioner Regiment of Mithllefex Militia, figned by th e Lord Lieu tenant of th e County of Miofdlefer. George Evans, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Dec 14. tiny • tioary Thompfon; Gent. to be frifign. Dated Dec. 7, Illos. DIVIDENDS. Janocry 23. Richard Parkinfon, of Bentley, part& of Arkfey, otherwife of Doneafter, Yorkthire, common brew ce aad malt- Rer, at dween, at the Angel lon, Domeier. January as. Michael PiUcy, of Thorne, Yurkikire, grocer, at 11 at the Angel Inn, Doncafter. January 23. William Brunt SlVallfell, GintllollBllllhirt, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, EM MA. January 24. John Hallifield, of h/lepingbatb, Lfneolnlttire, bah. jobber and former, at deem, et the Angel Inn, Glamfard Briggs. January at. James Burgers, late of . 1* ltebborne-ftreet, Hayinariet. Middlefes, military hatter, at ten, at Guildhall January st. John Boron, late of Great Bell Alley, London, Ler skint, at twelve, at Guildhall. January at. Broadfield Siffmore and Richard Crolkey, late of Be- I-ftreet, London, merchants, radon and partners, at ten, at Guildhall. January la. John Beedzler, of Market Deeping, Liseoluelre, brazier and corn merchant, at eleven, at the New Inn, Market Deepimp January 24. John Crane, formerly of the Borough of Leicefter, and late of Whapload, Lineulnfhire, draper and grocer, at Wren, at White Hart Inn, Spalding, Lineolndure. January sa. Benjamin Sutton, of Birmingham, button maker, at eleven, at the Swan Tavern, Birmingham. January 25. Edward Toy, of Plymouth /Jock, Devonlbire, dra per, at tCI2, at Guildhall, London. MARRIED._ Lately, at the Cathedral, Lincoln, Hametyn Trelawney, Erg. fnn of Sir Henry Trelawney, Bart. of Trelatency Houle, London, to Milk Roger,, daughter of Jofeph Roger,, Efq. of Seaview At Glafgow, Jonn Milquham, Efq. of Hyde Park, to Miff MA:a Struthers, daughter of the late John Struthers, Efq. brewer in Cglafgow. At Camberwell, William Pinchbeck, Ffq. to Milk Stringer, daughter of the late Miles Stringer, Efq. Peckham. DIED. At his houfe at Bath. in rhel7tb year of his age, Samuel I.yde, Efq of Ayot, St. Lawrence. Hens. At Cleave Hattie. Ireland, by • Gall from 2 gig, Mrs. O'Reilly, wife of Captain 0 Rvilly. On the SBth ult. u Totnefa, twain R. Cuthbertfon, of the Royal Marines. Mr.Armitage, attorney-at-law, of Wakefield, aged 32. Captain Word, hsreack.niafter at Lewes, of an apoplettic fit. Mrs. OfeTtr, of the Clare. Lewes, aged tat ; although at fuels an sdirartreil age. the ha only loft one tooth. Oa the lath Oinober lA, at his ritate of Argyle. In the Maud of Tobago. James Campbell. Efq. Prefident of that Wand, Re. Laft weak, Mr. 'Earner, Reward to Lord gliot: after coming bony in pe-fed health. be fat down in a chair and expired imme diately. His Leeddtip's ea2abalan alto died fuddcaly lag week. •••• • • • , COUGHS. COMPAI r rIONS. tic • PECTORAL. ESSENCE OF COLTSFOOT. • • HE HERB coLTsrooT, r&/lad the A ncle , ts, was diftlagaiikad by tient, as ire Nam, fulfi. y comocys o for it. excellence is the Ciro of Coughs and at* Complaints ; and IW. Ellbeekheit" roetEron lethi been found the am& fah sod eltgleal Erased, Se bs,Afttmois, and all Difordeav of the Langs. Itlidstly tven4 . the mit. and Intittdiatcli jives therty Breatbw"Mkaat. any danger of taking cad; ft 'drabs* Mays ibettekVai .th I provokes frequent coughing. club& the foil filar* Wise the 1:1 Ab ram. and thetobr:oliergeolie OW** of q. Yilfsaa :tarsi ilia prevent Confumptions, if taken before the Lvov amulfyrat • In cures alto all bulk dry douShO. bash 11 . 1, ners and Aare , rfs of the libel/Wile iYrrlrßrdthole Mho, tb keigh ake abd infiroley, are ameared of This kffence is pammAbe r alea..Smyymm. at. AO ?it fold only F.•Nez 45. th e gait lof f . re. London, In bunks' ed . * Sel. week, ding Inc'uded, au a thole Venders in tbeCoolosy w lootollo mime' appe soli , • their Slogan: aid Baal -Ilk's; AOC atapias Pet tholit,vor• • the words. . F. Newbery.l"la 4j. 8 6: Pio.V. eut7arod 21: *asap: _••• HAVING dedicated is yfelfact the Andy, mad *eti gratified by de * eaolklaabla pia4lita4a:tbm. brew} which I thought proper to hie& limit that 1 kw lacc)l6oyi employed my dam than tholk'Whe, lb the atm/Se Geld qt pro44Boa, are ocadiaaally laimmfml la tuteevadaty, cod 0121 always attain that tuxes wade M ip eenowtheabas tkd btelkdlual power to oat eioci ' . The difeeks of DUMMY ate '" tENHIA: ter bob; with tam • Waif Ojai • ' b. 6. =rot all witatamagydrtsleam they odillbelt the avatatte.• 410 two., opo•ano.. ilevittalats el faleeprkom 00 1• 1 14••••••• f losattio.thar To , CY mei aidaaarplvteSoaal tat'by rietlaaral aeva • the (raping on tegravatiktia asi r= rlr . r , r „ 1 " 11111111 /' ,6 • emmendisy preaggr gad buff te' MOWN milivaldi I bays altairtsbriaibliaaapasastersa. '7 twee • pafifjaeg •amatt•••. •asty agalloyalaa milt of a "um ;_ pus ailaefa "es fa& WI. =tam a cealskitlilitsiir the tweidtialter of ale itee attar diattaatemp• efill.hire 0: We War 0 1 0 11421 1 1 - bees* weer tarthiNnley mow •••.. moilapatl f H pratlaa . f i r w . 411 AN la rea — ma — dher ".' BlllllllllOl4lll • Ow* dl,adt palk Mllit Of 111181.161 , Ili tialld I Allidllll, la ttoloyaiwp . to ttutib i e i f y ftilko, =id oaks" Mad of fflf, tal. W Vl2ll/4 6 / 4 211.111,110W01te P all ages Iftwasona ottolop wit iwaw as tto kit totontear. ' Motels the to szpabottotoalalba Sok satc,-asa Iwo arida% to Os* ap tat tarns of Illifon. - Mies at tfo o tz ia l l"l atair N. .• ama140... . _ To & so49moN, Efq. M. D. LIVERPOOL. grritAoßtnNAßy CURE Of Mr. John Mullins, Pttnetpol*Cleek of Mediu. Eltifost, Peter, and Browne, lino andßaitMerchanas, Thome, wear bounder. SIR, . T. H ROUGEI o•tqlopfe of a revere per vous . F errer. In Odtober, id" I was brooght into a dater.4•:llosk, se somplided by confiarii prefers (weds, as to &Ise dtito nor 11111Mitire or tete tines a day, sift Weigkews dpl4l:r magi m implemmattievia..3olo had awl.. • r w fads dm, was very .ylolwit kgked, and maga an to r o.."l"atides of very virsid and OlrenOve - Myttdr. wad e flop far slang doe; 'I Woo Wallin Wealhelsos E d :x . r. - . ,;; - 1 . fo bolphda„diat 1 chulsl dot ants the fanosiritboui being fupported by my wifeand dadiderg. I waafq,swevoissobst though I have feasipegoov trsonkrofrpio a prejytie finake, aid from the effeete of on spat, der vrivivatto feet t' deflorable Rata as I was at times for boors toialbar. • ..* - , • • ' , ... : 4 4 I was in this forlorn •Vallobon,yous lo y al.- 'able, nay ineamut4e go, , ...Air , 0144 AD was Brit adminittered to ow, Jo air' ' tc.l * kuonfuls. flame times a day, 'whkii•wiel loa ti efed to /off tea fpootshille four timea a day,. I. found drodtlyw-suy cough began to mend, and In about three weeks ft was gene gone; ik4 he manner did this Balm brace my nerves, create an appetite, romote natural rcß,and gradually Invigorate markt. &ante; to • *ink I recovered ! and daub:o4o Lhasa en biLtion kelt raw sitft we . I enjoy better health thanyoggrd sibibgliwo, quite free trait the dightelt nervous Impious. . •.•_., , Mr. Sheardowo, of Dasent i ltotti . Whoon the Cordial . 13alio of Gilead was obtained, alit tilfilliliflativiine, (*older my recovery as little sort of a nekadal all/if Imollitieboadalfluld'r eonfuloptlve or nervous difordery Iroilid• lvo,v, Orcvmffi. jo %his grand Medicine the Cordial Balio , of Gilead, `make no dojobt of their deriving the fame benefice; and for the Bond oftmdskind, I 'vial It was more generally known and refarood to; Boerne( ,l Cordial being alto given to an Want clanghser of tubas when in convullions, it bad an inftantapoas, and woolerful effect in ic ' covering her. I am, Sir, yottrilliged lornbleielvant, •• 4 . • JOHN MULLIUS. Thorne (tap, March se. • -.• ti.,/ • rl:. Sold in London by Mrs. blallsOWer al, ism d ;. Di . , .iel 40. tf* top, .t:f h urch-yard; Bacon, &so, Oxford. ftleet ; Palliitli,7o. O. ford , appellee thePandicont Boiler, 4, Chespfide t Isavelarand Soo, Fleet market; Slaw and Edwards, 66, St. kistsfe•llLßsurds yard ; Howard and Evans, Long Lane,Weft-Smitlifteld;,:ood gar tieululy at the followiog places,vis. 1; TraTHOS. TATl4riv Erg. Nay, ?kW Bridge-f n:et LPSOD. Clk—l con fi der it lbw a! all of jullice dOe to the meth. of your I.l3Altes PATENT PILLS, to clunmra tare to You the following Cdri:whicii ha, recently been aerforreCot by them:—An acquaintattenKAniatt.nthrEty the breaking nit (Kan oil Venereal Complaint inttreided by a compllcition of Lit order. arifing therefrom), was reilnced amid to a Nekton, and ilfengh he had the bill medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of patent snomeinne,awbiajeaulit he gormand which (rented to (nit hie safe, or du him aoy,feresket it. remaiont I in a molt reduced and pitiable fituation for two years, unable so I I foliose his prof . .. Mole, and fcarcely able to walk or even to nand on his leg.,; in fait, no one who knew , him ever fuppofed it pnffilsk for him to recover. He was advifed at left to try your Lama's Puts—be did fo, ftridtly adhering to the diredtions given with them—he had not taken mord thau two bores, before he found ale alteration for the better: this 'encouraged him to proceed, and by taking • few boa,. more he found his appetite and ftrength gradu ally return, and is now as healthy and as flout u mac know. You are *eh mile, BR , to refer any perion to OK let a confirmation of the above account if it fhould be doubled. I am, Sir, your obedient bumble fervent. Library, Folleflone, July t ~agog. 1 HO. PI.IItIIICV.. Prepared dud fold by the foie Proptiet , r .1 I ' Toes. TA Loa, Member of the Royal CoNigs of 3 urgeona,,,luisn' duo, at his hunk, No, 9, New diridge flreet ; Where, after a conftant raids:nee of more thane • Teri; 01 a' praftice particularly dirreled to the curt of Venereal c3enrilideiV and there incidental to the parts of generation Is both fees, %Atte' that inviolable iecrecy whirl, men art his prolaGon alohy.• obferve, he flatters MRII,IIOIII advice ar.d ..Ifillance he seat inn 4;C. , admintilers to perfone taking this medicine, will be ell , , riled, n! a difeerning public, as an advantage feldons tar be obtained, void of ambiguk y. Alto fold, by Ns appointment, for the eonvenienee of thofe 'twat a dittanee, at die Per:tamer's No. 33, ?St Al' an's r n.ct, Mall; the Inylliop, lot, Olfo, d Ilreet ; Mr. Dilburough, 7 filar' flreet-hill; Mr. Baxter's. South bridge, Fdinborgh ; Mr. We; Glafgew ; Mr. Callweirs, Dublin; Mr. Balls /eh, I.lMin3ol; Mr. Atkinfun's, Manchelter ; and 14 one perfon in evaa7 &rabic tawii in Gnat Britain and Irclai.d, in box,.v+f only a•. each, healed up with lull and plain dint wiiireby prrf either rem may cure tbemfelves with cafe fpeed fe 'fey, and fafety. • N. B. Every boa fold in t,rcat Britain la kaki wp with a uan p. on which. by lay our of the Commit/men", prioted at the Stool. once -'l'. Taylor, No. 9, New Silage ftreet—;“ imitate whin, if Moor and all ethos ars coutiterleit. HIGH WATER AT I.ONDON BRIDOF. TO•MOR.WW Morning . 5; miout. a affor is Afternoon • - 21 minutes •ft.r LONDON: Feinted and publithad by LFVFL K.NT (707,. terbury-plaec, Lambeth). at the C T.% 0111 Cr, Na I ( • dust. Puhliazed alli) at tht. rna Urttes, Tempi/ Der