Star. — London, England, 1806-10-01 00:00:00

TO THE 81.1770 A OF 7114 SLR. PALMOUTIS, SEPTEMBER 27, 2106. 811—A paragraph having been isferted in the Carswell Gossett of this day, timing It that news had been steeived as their exprefs was leaving Falmnneh lall right , of the Watowcuast Packet having been capturzil." I beg leave to lafoem you, theist(' grounds whatever wiled fur fuch report. It waylaid to have been brought from Plymouth by a hoop arrived from Oche yellerday morning. I have Peen the Captain of the lloop who affures me, he heard rintfiing at P ym.mth whatever relative to the Packet in quellinn sash that he never reported any thing rcfpcaing the Paelrit WI his arrival here. The Commereial Gazette is publifleed at Truro, ti tenet from this place, on Friday evening, though dated on Saturday, and their exprefs leaves this about font o'clock in the afternoon on the Friday ; therefore, had any loch report prevailed, fo as to be creeitedherf, it would have been handed, through the reitufar thalami, to the London Newfpal3ers by la 4 might's (Friday's) Pon: which left this foetal bouts after the esprefe above•meotioncd. I am, at, Your% 11011 T. Ctele , Qpll. Secretary to t►e Committee - of Maehants of Falmouth, trading to Uinta (ffoax.—On Thurfday an anonymous perfon, de- Smits of indulging in wit, wrote to force of the Poßmaners on the North Road, requefiing to have fix pair of kirks in leading(' the following day, for the !Amok of conieYing . his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wass! and pony forward, who were on their way to London. At notprecife hone was affign led for his arrival, the report tolleaed fome bundled' at the different inns, and patticOlarly in Sigglefwade, bcint a Statute Day for the hiring of lervauts. Mere the taping *multitude affembled at an early hour, hi anxious expeelation of taking a full furvey of their amiable Prince ; and though the martial drum, the dulcet notes of wind and other inftru mums, as well as the vagaries of Punch and his automaton companions, Rrongly invited them to the flan of mirth, they continued - for feveral hours to watch the Motion of every arriving carriage, until chilled by'cofd. About five in the afternoon, the Motley groupe conceived it time to often the rigours of difappoiniment by repairing to the booths of gri mace; but In! Rattily had they placed themfelve. within the purlieus of the canvas canopy, and paid tic Ceejorer their admiffion fees, when eight or ten Artilltrymen arrived at the inn, on horfeback, and thefe were immediately announced as the Prince's military efcort. The Irene at this mutant would move the muffles of the aloft rigid Cytilt ; all was hulk and confufion : the booths opsonid various patuges i—the literary magazines of gingerbread alphabets were overturned ; the dolls, whittles, and otter pease .offerings, were fcattered in all direttions; nor did a perfon karcely remain at the feat of fan, (Ave a few children, who were bufily employed in c. 'ldling the cbrap remains of the gilded editions. As (non as the Raring crowd affembled oppofite the inn, the company threw open the windows to enquire the caufe of loch a numercus affemblages thi. the mob conceived as a gracious mark of con• dcfrenfiee to afford a view cf the objet of their As giving the Prince a place in the hearts and of helms of the fnbjeths, forms, and very juilly, a part of the Cat•thyia ot the country people, Several pretty women were particularly noticed in their eager en quiries (with a view of fatisfying the evidence of their links, with regard to this cherifired principle), vt Which is the Prince ?"---' 4 Which is the Prince ?" Nor were the hewing 0 fin lefs induftrions in their attentive replies, by pointing to a Gentleman of protaique figure, a per contrail to the objet of foliciTtide. This Gentleman, conscious of the un merited compliment pail him, heftily retired from his confpicuous fear, and the loud laugh and titter having convinced the multitude of their error, they quickly followed the unknown Prince's example. Gators Room Hoax.—On the appearance of Mr. in Sera, the Editor of an Evening Paper Stated rather unjohly, that this performer had no ariginalio, and that his conceptions df the part were borrowed from Meffrs. Demme and Mpansw. A letter was in confevence addreffed by !mei &larks! Wag to the Editor on Mr Planar's name st laming hi, pretentions to geisha:4o, imputing the bias of the Editor's mind to the force of firfl emprijefes ' sad hat ing, that if Mr. Pssii.ve had been the frit ken, Ivleffrs. BAIINISTIR and Morino would have been regatded as the ireinorri."—Mr. hitter has deemed it nceeffary to difclaim this letter, and to reply to the 114 , Oiler j. LT an e ffidavit. ---- - - - - bl A R LaoIOOGII IT It leg f. bar" in Mary-la-Bonne was charted t y a refpcdt.d , le wawa ts, with editing her dHh, which lie, red tv him ter the oven. The profecutrix ftWed that Cu hot thc difti to the bakehoufc, whlgb a...realised a rice padding, but ..n t. telling It hack there appeared to be a eottliderable quan ti.y of pudding del) tient. It la as not trimly the pudding in the ps hot tuft:nee ‘hat the cared for, but the prat Lice had been re duct d to Curb a fyftcm that the could no larger remain flint on the fehjett. The •omplale-am er.otnerated her (event loffes at ...riots+ times, corfifling of about the half of her fat meat, chops, fleake, ke. As for the pl..ni puddings, of late, the bad not had ab.w, half of them back again. . . . 1 he halter, in his defame, attrikaed the lots to fpillin; and w at 'Er : and thrrc brig c no fahlisi.!ial root of the lohhery ad e. the complaint was difrniCed with an admonition to the ba ace. Yellerslay If. Fon was charged, at the above or. fice, %skit bteaking inrc the dv ening-11mile of Mr. r r, butcher, in riccacilly, viih invent to flea,. A watchmanoqn , wa. grsing his rconds at two o'sl-ek on Sllllo.d v mort,ing,dirs witting the dial of Mr liilll - ~ n a little rpier y. went ir.to the they and looked 0 au:, when the priftincr advanced front the parlour a it.r nice him, and taid hi, mallet's limp had beet, b. , k:n open.. and he had entered, to der..t tie rob bers. This gory V2s not credited by the watchman, who itized l.in. ; but I c extticated himfell, leaving pat: .1 I i. coat behind, and sffeEttsl a temporary of cape, 1 itt Vas Ftttll.ru and taken halt A tile hum the fput. The pric.r“ liad best' a ! . ..rvirt to the wor, and 1,:: Lis is. • iirce cc: Ls time. He spa. si.tettip!ioie to get at an iron chin in tl.e ens:' C.l in bris s.•sv. - r who, the sinighnian stiteted, rid a pa: of the brick wok Baas i tit away with a lie was committed fur t Frei de - LON/lON GAZETTE, $45. 30. WHITEHALL. SlTTilla ER 30. The King has been 9kafrd to ewilthute and appoint the Right Honourable George Tierney; theitight Honorable George John Eitel Speocer,Knight of the Mcli Noble Order uf the Garter; the Right Hon. Mu. Windham; the Right Honourable Charles Grey, (commonly called Vilcount Howlett) his Majefty's three Prirci• pal Secretaties of State; the Right Honourable William Wynd- ham, Baron Grenville. Fird Commifikeer of his Majefty's Tree. fury ; the Right Honourable Henry Petty, (commonly called Lord Henry Petty), Chancellor and Under Treefurer of Ms blajelty's Exchequer; the Right Honour-Me George Howard. (commonly called Vi(conat Morpeth); the Right Honourable Joke Mier Ad dington; the Right Honourable John Sullivan, and the Right Ho. numable Jobe 'Minns Earl of Caryafort. Knight et the IlluftriepO Order of St. Patrick, to be his Majefty'stemnalffioners for thir Management of the Males of India. J4l MILITARY PROMOTIONS. cc Walt OFfICV, SIFT. 30. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet John Lec tobe nant, by pnrchafe, vice Rem, prom ted. Bth Regiment of light Dragoons--Andrew Crewel', Ger,t. to be Comet, without purcbafe, vice Wood, whore appoinunent'tme not taken place. 9th Ditto.—Comet Henry Thomas Perim to be Lieutenant,Z perchers, vice Rathhonc, promoted; Affittant-Surgeon Rich Swift, from the 96th Foot, to be Ardent Surgeon, vice Down" hoc, promoted in the 38th Foot. 14th Ditto..—William Weinman, Gait. to be Cornett by Plltalffilba vice Watts, promoted. oft Regiment of Foot—Captain William E. Wolfeley, from do" 46th foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice O'Hara, Wm" ear. changes. _ - 4th Ditto--AMflant-Surgeon William Hill. from the 624 Foot, to be Surgeon, viec Maguire, appointed to the Waggon Train. 6th Ditto—James Whit,.law Edgar, Gent. to be Panto, by pin , chafe, vice Wrench. promoted la the 3Stb Foot. 7th Ditto—Quarter•Mafter•Serjeant John Logan to be Quarter. Matter. Yee Paricea,dereated AlVillain Surgeon Thomas Wm ton, from the alt Royal Veteran Battalion to be Surgeon, Wee haton, arpointed to the 3dGarrifon Battalion. 9th Ditto—Surgeon Andrew Brown, front the 3d Gatrifun Bat taßon, to be Surges► 14th Dkro—Enlign Lewis Algeo to be Lieutenant, vice Clarke, deccakd; Eufign Thomas Savage min Lieutenant, vice Cullo den, demoted; John Colin* Harold, Gent. to be Entlgn, vice Algco; Thomas Hall, Gent. to be Entign, vice Savage. a6tb Ditto—Enfign Jabot, Dar.cer to be Lieutenant,without per chafe, vice Green, promoted in the yoth Foot; Eyre Lynch, Gent• to be Eofign, vice Dancer; Serjeatit-Major William F mien to be It arter•Matter, vice Cameron, deecatod. 19th Dltto-Major the Honourable Patrick Stewart, from the 96th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purciale, vice Vincent, who retires. 3yth bitto--Enagn John Spread Crofts to be Lieutenant, with. purchafe, vice Duckett, dihniffed; Charles Arabic Loppl nut, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Crofts. gad Ditto—Captain Alexander Campbell. from half-pay of the 62d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Charka Mont°, who exchanges. 46th Ditto—Captain O'Hara, from the Royals, to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Welfelty, who exchanges. 54th Ditto—Lieutenant Thorne. Cos Kirby to he Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Louie, appointed to the tth Royal Veteran Battalion; James King, Gent. to be Enftge,with. out purchafe, vice Richards, promoted; AiSltant Surgeon George Redmond to be Surgeon, vice O'Dwyer; Affittant-Sur gems John Vetch, from the 67th Foot, to be Militant-Surgeon, vice Redmond. 6tlt Ditto—Enfign Edward Cbarleton to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice M.Leod, promoted; Samuel kalkiner, Gant. to be Fillip, vice eh:Acton. 64th Ditto—Enfign Jame, Mackay to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Dickfoo, promoted; H. R. Daly, Gent. to be bingo, vice Mackay. 65th Ditto—Mbitant Surgeon Andrew Liganwood,from the dith Foot, to be Affiftaut Surgeon, vice Darvratl, &ceded. _ _ yoth Ditto--Hcdpital.Mate - J. B. Googol to be Affißont•Sorgeon, vice Ireland, appointed to the 3th Royal Veteran Battalion. 74th Ditto—Lieutenant William Moore to be Captain of a Cont pany, without purchore; Lieutenant James Miller to be Captain of a Company, vice A. a Campbell, demoted. yyth Dino—Honourable Duncan Arbuthnot robe Enfign, without porthole, vice John Brown, whole appointment boa not takes place. gad Ditto--Eagn Royfloo Bower Barton to be Lieutenant, with out parcbate, vice Thome, promoted in the 99th Pout ; Enfign William Sterne to be I.leutenanit, vice Barry, deer-did; NAP J ohn Cu rr ie. from half-pay of the 4th Foot, to be Ennio, vice arton ; Alexander Dixon, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Sterne. gyth Ditto.—Enfign and Adjutant Joreph Turner cohere the rank of Lieutenant; Enfign William Hutehinfon to be Lieutenant : without porchore; Holm), Gent , to be Enfign, vice Hatchinron. 89th litirtm—J - lorpital Mate W.A. Grcenwell to be Affiftant Sur gosh. 9,3 th Ditto—William Booth, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by pnrchafe, vice T , promoted. ,6th Ditto--Enfign William Hankin to be Lieutenant, without I purchafe, vice Ludlow, derearcd; Enfign Jof.ph Le Goy, from the 6th Welt India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Shave, de dereared ; Henry Rogers, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Nankin. totli Ditto—Philip Kerry l'homas, Efq. to be Paymafter. 3d Weft India Regiment—Enfign Augottus Yielding, from the 7th Waft India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Lindh'''. de tested. 4th Ilium—Lieutenant Samuel Watts to be Captain of a Compa ny, vice Wynne, dec. Med. 6th tritto—Akrander Sutherland, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Le Gay, promoted In the 96tb Foot. ytki Ditto--Henry Auden, Gent. to he Enho, without purchafe, vice Yielding, promoted in the 3tl Weft India Regiment ; Lieu tenant Etienne Noel to be Adjutant, vice Hardie, who rtfigos the Adjorantcy only. Royal Waggon Train—Surgeon Francis Maguire, from the 4th Foot, t o be Surgeon, vim Oxley detearrd. 34 Garrifon Battalion—Surgeon Thomas Fearon, from the yth Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Brown, appointed to the 9th Pout. 6th Royal Veteran Battalion--Captain Daniel Nixon, from the both Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Campbell, plat, d on the Retired Litt. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr—a It Battalion of the 2d Regi ment of Ayttitire Volunteers. • Lieutenant Hugh Rob to be Captalnorke tpeneer Boyd, reigned. Enfign William Rodger to be Lieutenant. vice Rob. Jame* Coulter, Gent. to be Fnfign. vice Rodger. All dated Septon:aer Is, tSo6, Commilßons in the Dunfe and Eymnuth Volunteer - • • " - • Infantry, figned by the Lord . Lieutenant .---- Lieutenant John Whitlaw to be Captain, vice Douglas. decoded. I Anitctiant George Peat to be ditto. Irtingo Archibald /*Watt to be Lieutenant, vice Whitlaw, pro moted. John Bell, Gent, to he Faign, vice /14 . Wati. All dated Auguft ap, tile& Commillinns in the Itoal Petththire Regiment of figned by the Lord Lieutenant. lietitem:nt Stewart .13atclay to be Captain. Dated June to 8:6 tube Lieutenante--knivta Dunean Campbell and Duncan Fitt chi. Dated a, al . ..we. j•mes Stewart. Gent. hared .atinft 2, t 306. zu,b.:riand and Peter Fenwick. Gent.. Dated June 14, ach. Junes Stewart, Gent. Ltited Anvil a, tare. Commiliuts bgned by the Id id Lieutenant of Aberdeenthile. tit Regiment or Aberdeen Voltinteert. John t.) he Ea. an, vice promotcd. Datc.l September IC, iBc.6. Job° Dick, Gent to be Frifign. Dated Auti.lt 15. iSc6. I'4 RTN RSHIP3 DIS,iOLVED. J•rnes Pcart, Thus. Drake, and john 1 aiolsum, of Cntd•lase, : ,, nu. , •wark, hat r,rs, Fkrtembrr I), 18'36. . , tinotri Graved and P. illoarn Peacock; of Darllnittoo, Durham, re, brewers, 'September 7.3, 'Sob. Isd% drd Ward, V. ruthent, and Thomas Ward, mere chant,. !s to the Lid Wen. Carruthers), September ay, John "1 Id Fttewood, fen. John Thuth-wood, Jun. and Thus. Field, of Mb ICO7 y•C , IUT t Tow,r. ill. merchants, (40 tar as tditl:4 to . 14• An Jun.; ;:eyt..stb:r 39, 4804. ' 1 BANKRUPTCY ENI.AROFD. Nov. O. William Hart and z'innotTurner the yunnvielk of Loth bury, London, warchunfenten, dealers, chapmcn and copartners, at ten, at OnUdhall Nov. at. Winlarn /Sullen, of gotralane, CheaplWe, I.oadon, ware hnufanalt: dealer apd ehapman, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 4. Jebn Noble, late of Cogged/sill, Mile. waited mir.ufac tater, dealer and charmer. et ten, at GuiMball, London. Nov. t i t. George Smith, ni Sweetings-alley,'Lottalon and of flea bury Terrace, Middkfel. Infurainerbroker, underwriter, dealer and campmate, it ten, at Oulidball BANKRUPTS. • Agee Halbert and George Halbert, of Neweaßle Nora .Tyne, draper, and coptruarra, to furrendler °drifter 7, 14, Ind Novena her at, at teat, at Onikthall, London Attornies, Wen, Greg • fonand Diann. Angel court, Throgmortori-ltree, London. I .liletry Richard Bowen, of Bath. StencrFet, chinannin, dealsand', ' ! etapnue. October 23, 24. and November ra, at eleven, at the ' CroftKeya, Market-place, Bath. Anomie', IVleflis. Shepherd i and Adharon, Bcdfordovvr, London, oriel A. Sheppard, Bath. as Jackfon, sow at hate of Liverpool, hatter,• dealer and (barman, (Motor 11, 13, and Nov. ter, at 'eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Anomie., Mr. Rowlinfon, Liverpool; or Mr. Blackftork, Si, Mildred's-court, Poultry, London. /Samuel Bottomley, of Salford, lancataire a liquor-merchant, oetn tor 22, 23, and November aI, at eleven, m the D Tusera, in - • • Manch eller. Attorn leo, Media Hatfield and Ainfworth, Mau drafter; or Mefrrs. Milne and Parry, Old /awry, Lonchm. John Stubbs, of Briftol, houfe-carpenter, linen draper, doaler and chapanan, October 3, a, and Nov. it. at eleven, ar the R 'amer Tavern, Brillol Attornies, Media Blandford and Sweet, Inner Temple, London; or Mr. Edward Stephen', in Smalliltmee r Briftol. Tedmar Banek, of qtteeraftreet, Cheapide, London, filar ream r. dealer and Chapman, October t t, 25, and Nov. t i. at eleven. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rivington, Foncliurch Builiento, Fe n:beach !treat. DIVIDENDS. October to. William Mac Alpine, of Alderfgate ftrset, London, merchant and broker, at twelve, at Gniklball Odtober at. Charles Worley. of W6od ftreet,Chteplide, London, warchouremes. at ten, at Guildhall October aa. John Wayne, late of the pariah of Beilltngton, Der bythire, butcher, at eleven, at the Kedlefton Inn. fitinotor at. Henry Wilton Brown, of Cannon (tract, London, Goe-manafadturer, at tea, at Guildhall. °Raiser at. Luke Garin, of Stepney, Mldldkfer, tow-keeper, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall .October to. Samuel &ditty Hayley, of Bletninghant, button °taker. at three, at the Red Lion Inn, Wolverhampton. Odlober 9. Philip Padbury, now or late of Benfinttnl. 02ford. (bite, coach-maker, dealer and ehapman, at four, at the Globe Inn, Newbury, Rake. BIRTH. On the s°th ult. at his bode in the Rnyal Crefeent, Bath, tht Lady of Chula Walsociley. Elq. of a Son. DIED. At his reildesce at Brighton, on Monday morning, about ten minutes before eye o'clock, William Henry Fortecue, Earl of Clermont. Vikount and Baron Clermont, of Ckrmrnr, in the county of Louth—born Await 3, r72i; married February 29. rim Frances, clang:der of Colon," Murray, by whom be had Blue Lauda. who married September at, tin, the Rev. Mr. Harrington, of Norwich. His l.urdlbip had been la a very in firm Bate for many years. His death, in foe*, proceeded more from the natunteurdemiente of great age. than from any part! cuter milady. He was in big 17th Lordliip Is (veiled in his dtk and eflatei by his nephew, Willi m Charles Forteksie, Hfq. who martial to 1104, Margara, daughter of Sir John Meredith, Ban. ABADY FURNISHYD COMOE. HANTS. To be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, Handfrenely Pure Jibed and fitted up, with Immediate Pacifica, A BEAU TIFUL Cottage, delightfully lituated, at Twyford, on the Banks of the River Itchen, three Mlles from Wittcheler, and nit., fr-m Southampton, confining at a neat Entrance Hall. Dining Room it feet by to. Drawing Room of the fame. Dimenfirms, hem heft Bed Room*, and three Servants Rooms, Underground Cellos, Stable, Coach Houf- convenient Out-0111ccs, and excellent Garden, with four Acres of Pollute Land, to be ratted, near the Houk For particulars apply to Mr. Pinkert, Solleitnr, No. 3, Elm- Court, 'lCmple, Loudon ; or on the prenufes, which may be clewed on application. FOR 8411.. ii, At the London Inn, Plymouth, go Friday the t 7th day of Odtober next, at ten' o'clock in the fonneen, In purfuance of directions from the Connuifftouers appointed for the difpofal of Prufian Property, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. Puce EZPOITATION. 178 Pieces Broady 6 Hds. French Red Wine 91 Half Pleas French White 3 Cafes Preferred Fruits Wine 7 Do. containing Oil, Olives, 86 Hogthcad ditto Anchovies and Capers, 1 4 Half Pieces French Red in bottles Wine t Reg ordinary Oil Olives Being part of the Cargo of the ith fbip Ina MAILOARLITA, and condemned as Prise to Ms Majcity. . . . . . Foe Catalogues, Samples, and other particulars, apply to Mr. JOH)I HAWKER, Merc h ant, Plymouth. Plymouth, September 26, ik6. ALSO FOR SALE, At the Lembo lon, Plymouth , - _ Atter the Ida Margaietta's Carin:la Purfrapc'e of &tedious from the CommiMoans, Su THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. poi EXPOITATION• goo Pieces of Brandy ; Reeogth i in S, and i In 9 is Dian Spirits ditto, above I to s 4 Hogfbrada Rcd Wine Pierce, i Hnatlicad, and I Barrel Colouring s Cafes, containing ill Sic bottles Brandy, (Said famples.) Being the wire Cargo of the Jon cc ANN!, Parma &Own, NIA condemned to his Malety. - . " • ' • . . . For Catalogues, (ample., and other particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, Septeniber 26, Igo& From the Hon. Archdeacon CAULFIELD to Dr. BARCLAY ' Agent. Dictum, July 8, cloy. SIR —I have received your frelh cupply in two double boxes of this molt excellent medicine, denominated Dr. Barclay's Antibillous Pills, for which the Rev. Wet. Barclay ►as a Patent. I Informed you I had found them very efficacious, and you requefted permit:Boo to add my name to the molt retards. bit figoatures in ha Lessor. 1 mould imagine the Arehbillsop of Canterbury's name of ideal fuffieient, and acknowledge I tried the Pills entirely on my firm belief that it was in itself an !loft It la not poffibk fo dignified a perfornage would (offer his name to be mule ufe of but for the good of the Public, or that it could be an. rimed to soy thing hut truth. I have experienced the (wadi/eft of the foundation on which I built, (or I was fuhjea to tormenting fLutarneies., proceeding frOnt bile, and have to thank Mr. Barclay lot kit cure. You may, therefore, make vie of my name where and w►en you pleafe. I am, Sir, your's, Ste. J CAULFIELD, Archdeacon of Kilmore. Fold whotefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapii.!e, corner of Patert»Rer•rnw ; and retail by moll country Medicine ♦et.dera, in boxes at Ss. 6.1. and tea. each. A CERTAIN CURE POR CORNS t AI 1.,1111.F. (•14MAN CORN-PLAISTER. T HE PROPRIE'T'OR of this moil excellent REMEDY is In ocrtain of its Efficacy having sever tailed, In a varkty of Cafes, agrees, If it does not eradic.ttc tie Corn, root and branch, To RETURN Tilt mosey. And he I;egs !tare to ade, that it his infinitely the advantage of the number/els incia. cam*, Ointments, Salves, &c. as many hundreds of afilietml per foes can tritily, among whom are forme of the fira chimaera Ls this kirgdoro. Sold Wisolefalc and Retail by T.Avell, No. t, Finch-lane, near thc Royal Ext.h.m.,:e; as/ alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Taviitock itreot ; Mr. Winoo, No. 39, St. Jamrs'..-ftreet ; Mr. /Adder, No. 21, P . 411-7414; Nit-. Ward, No..3a4,Holhorn; ancl . W.oult and Co. N11,1p), Oxinrd-111 ; :n : _ . _ • At Briftol, by Mr. Bt.gin ana Mr. shmpiu r d, 13,,,,ky e n cr , Bmth, By 1 lazArd, bgtokfrlicr, and'Wrigtat, perfenur. Edinburgh, by &alter, South Brit*: P l onks and Oufporr, Ur. Harding s. I.iverpoul, by Mr. Gni,: primer, and Mr. Jonms,baokkilmt, Portfmomth,• Mr. 114m1,4,6001.1c10rr. aid Yl spit tic "looking of PotailikAnca England. TO PRINTERS. VrA &"ITER'imirteifiitr)*; Jr Stt-4 . gr Win, wbn perfettly usitlitsreands the likoti g'AisGnKs, to manage a Wall Whet. antl,coo o duitt a Provincist a- ItoeetaMe' rerrefort• for ability and "Itindincfs wilt* be r, quirtd. tfan ssitustiets is la a g.eadat Seasystr town, lislstre re.s fonable. Apply by Inter (poke paid) to Mhtlltit Tsyl , r and Ncw!oil No. s, Warwick fquare. Condole, who %di torwand the law to the • Advartifi r. 't o love time and trouble, any perfuo applying is cc. oteßed 'to Rate the Lweß Salaty be IRM crret • • - - FROM LORD AIFSON, lll — 'l - 4ffYff"alßX. ry: knee for fop time takes (Aiiiirlikir.) • Patent Autilaitioes wal as yelle.-FelffffeffanUkullatia s ,,, . and I feel happy hd antornaios you, I hare slava!, recur...! de greatelt beiteit sod raid tram Mein : 4 . I have g : * dose Luce I have rep. Oa" (Ad their efficacy. feel :he greatelt pies fuse in recummendlng them. I am, roue. &c, 'I a the Rau% De. la st.ar ANS IN' - From ALDIRMAN HISBERT. December 9 t tics. he OR-offal!p blaelttelby race Burtirs P. Autibtlluus Pills, I &auk: ace .ft myrrlC were I re ruff r wy mkt, anus to yottr ulrattage, to pafs:unnotic,al. f have bee* ay ita Pb by feveral tOrtuit at nob, to fend Mem fame of your PQla, mg a amnoavit:eid p.m would Mid the edrantage, could you elliablith tkeiale of them at that 'Lice. I ira happy to fay my heakk Is ow very hood, and em vilwayers rasey to setnowieJge the merits of y..ur Medicine. • I am. Mr. year obedient beiable fervent. Brook firm, Dee 9, 1105. • 5. Said whelefale and retail, at Mt. ffhtler's, Nn. 4, CheiPbalti: corner et Paternottar•tow sod remit: Optima country medicies . Vanden iu bum at so, 6d: and ukaormk. .f .'~~ COPY of a LErrfall Nom Mdfife. - Cc*late and [Aust. PrIZ. me and Boob%tiers, Stockpera, a - Dr. SOLOMON, Ws* Houle, Liverpool. SIR Stockport, May 11.1Pog s A Gentleman. rf tlhf flrft telpedebility; whn Lad liiiered ander a tedious dins(' eight years, basics beesv.. inatelod from the jaw. of death bY your iiitaleable CO %DIA ;. Be 14 Or ut toAo, we coutill-r it a duty Mammas arm us to Sault rea time in itiferminy you, that you may be enabled to pedals its while ten, for the fake of our afilieleilfelfow creatures. nu may fop, p o l e , /y am igngth or Milt( uo repent Or • 'Tidiest all wi ly (pared, and panidentlaily for his nenierousrarnilp.of tea chij e drat, your Inefilmablu metheloe waq thrloght Of, *lush gay, ho. pay regard him to his fanner gnu) Rate afitaith." liania ate. , ' neat gentleman, ht willies hit natte not to he palailind . lout ten , remove any doubt front the mind. of the Apftels, may enquiriq • ridatiretberan swathe ebearfitUy ratiaGed by Your's rcfpal fully, ckklt ICE anal LOM.4g.. Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Gileod'Houre . near LiVerpdai, /9 I'S. 6d wad go. betties ; the latter toutain hot of tote fatiMr b y which the porebafer fawn gm Every genuine heck his a hump, which bean the Proprietor, name aod Sand. Solonarro, Liverpool,' to imitate which as felony. N. B. The pnitnee of aU letters to the Dwhor molt be paid. earl tea. 6d. as a E emniefed for ..deter, -- • -- • . # l. HAVING dediered nirfelf to the findiand b 3 gratified by the emit conMentbie potalkee ;hie ' mblett I (booth( proper se fere, I mutt that I hav e or eil et eirogoyea my time that, thote sew, in the , leesdNe proiathon. are necalinnalfy ' , omitted it; uncertainty, s n t in % atwey. attalu that fueacia which Is acquired lay emcee : I titeiteeluat power to ma AAA of dif.rdersi Chr Wades of DRBILITY are petuilarly &threats, for they bring with Wan a train of c , iteondtaot Implant, and hjt a pnclinn of all vital energy, exiitenee id& becomes.cothitteresLew Whether they 'rife froarthe rrerateore of 111 examphe, the def.-me lted habits of fehoolbeye,et the induJortnes of maturity; they/ t'S quire the moftsdaduous proferumal {kill; but f t ): the igneranee of ant/du:and men, the tymptorns at auraeatal, and the coefatu• lion Is del:rola& Asa MEMBER of the ROY4L COLLEGE of SUt.QEONS, I emend my pretentious on regularity of {ducat! an, and potreptis ow , privileg e to predict, I feel nonWeiNtlad to ths4 ailailasSon with which f have hitherto been to Ifbuany bonourat Is the Belt Rotations of local weaknefs,. only tipple:slim reni prevent the eslantits of a thellitatod frau t bat what tr./cheerer. from • codeinufnefa of the aninsultnoi W the vice which remand ble misfortune, in learfabottbasontempt or wrilltre of Ms famiig phytieian, and broods over hi. infirmity with conk, oweinknent, it mutt be tsthfadory fee him to be atfu-e4 not Qtly Of saftebOng of treatment but 2116 of the on& inviolable (wee), And ha reenelirenereal Cearplaluts it I. poillbit to prevent into danger or iilltrefs ; 'n the quit eolopileatod cite. h is the soquins swot of misfire experience In this line to ailed a fats, aennini said fpeedy re-eftatniienertent. I oar the advantage et this atpulenee Mak oSoithEr tez mho are atilkled with any kind of [ABILITY, of any (rurally of VENEREAL INFRCTiON, end in all cafe. the tcu i rey rey ou . aeration are limed on she firft Weenies,. Patients in the country ore expected to loefete a Beck n o s. an d are requital to fpeelfy their age and manner of Hiring *MAT!). BAER, Member of the Royal Collage of Surgeon% In London. No. 39, Annidel.fireet, Strand, near Temple Bar. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon. No. g, New Bridge. ilgeet.„4.ondoo , Edinburgh, Mat 1, 1500. IN the fpring of 1794 I Wtraffli6led with a y tnef real Complaint,' Wake f treated with indifference for five months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyliciao,stho put a temporary Rop to the virulence of the Weak (by mercu rial application) for foam time; but growing, in fpite of all medic erne and the ads...cc of the firft Gentleman of the Faculty here worfe and worfe, for two years, I was reduced t o a (late almod unparalleled and beyond delcriptiop, being an entire {operand ulce rated from head to foot. My brad, throat, mouth, floret kV* arms, Ste. have been alternately In danger of becoming ufrlefs In t a int, I have had from mu to go eating ulcer. rut my body, ;ad nearly totally deprived of light. It would he vet em t eeme , t op er _ tictilarife all my cafe--fuffice it to fay, throe nest r was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous or 'of a more erimplisated na ture. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined my. fell beyond all hopes of recovery, mai, Indeed, In my then condi tion, death was preferable to my morrth a n 'Microbic Rata In this dreadful Gtoation did I drag a omit miferahle eilflence, Pas:wins act threw In my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of • Mr. ft. of Plymouth —my friend. read it, I could net. I lent and procured fame of your 1. 'PA tsar h whirl', by vane-film time to time, am now, and have long been, (after more than four yews indelcribable 'Wire(.), in as tried a nate of heakh a. ever I enjoyed ; N a proof of all.. laud a boo, tbristing,heal thy child Isorti to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Goo, and lu hopes of reridtring my fellow creatures fervice, 1 requeß you to puollfh this ; and you may at any time refer pertain, who with to be fatished of the truth of this, or further part:tithrs, to MC or my friends, by letter or perfun. As few cafes for badnefs will ober equal mine, and none need it, I have from erperience,every reafon to idiom mankind, that In your I.aau a's Pitts they will find a (are, ( p eed y, fare, and radi cal cure. J. Prepared and fold hy the Sole Proprietor, ?imam, I A 71.01 t Member of the Royal College or Surgeon. or Lemon. at tn. ironic. Nu. 9, New Bridge-Brest; when be will give advice without a f ee, to peefoo s taking thefe Pills, and will anfwer p it , euts litters, if poll paid, on the fame terms, obkrving in all cases the :moll in. violable ferracy, no perfott'a name or cafe having het aseetionrd but at their own particular reqtreft, by the Proprietor. nurtug courfe of more than 35 years, that he has had the t rindutilng an extenfive laic of the above Medicine, and the pradtiee arif therefrom. They arc alt. lit, t y his appointment, fur the, solvent. nee .; Note living at a distance, by Mr. toaster, South-ni r . Mr. Nimmons. printer, Glafgow, to whom air° Mr. 'r, r his addrefs; at the Perfumes, No. 35, St. finer Kilt. Mail; Mr Rob, rtfori'. ray-lhop. No to;, lire, t Mr Difiminuch's. No. 7, F;fla-greet-hill, nearly °Nitrate the *.lo• u ment ; Mr. Steer., bouith Her, No.:, Unica...row, Little *i owtr hill; Mr. ; and by one lit rfon in evert. ,:onfuler able town in Great Britain and Irelit.d, in Roue. r only a. yd. each, (rated up writ trill and plain Dirrel!ons, wberchy Perim. of either fez oral care theenfelve, with rate Ain? I...•ecy. HIGH WATER. A r LONDON IW I,o.Moad.crW Morkleg - • 40 adoutet ,ot e r A tlerararr - I , ninutes. aster 5 LONDON: Prts.tal and pus egad by • LK/3)IT, :0: tert•try-plae, hethl at the bia• Oss:ca, ClitCy" iftruk kottlltJ alto at ettoiras Cisme* Tonkin-Bon o - 1 1I Ii 4 -4 I"