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- - _ NAVAL PROMOTIONS. . Captain C. T. Smith, to the rank of Post Captain. Lieutenant J. Rama)+, to the rank of Commander. Lieutenant G A. Byron, to the rank of Commander. Messrs. Gill and IPArthur, of the Bariltur, to be Lieutenants. Mr. R. de Cole, to be Lieutenant. Mres-s. H. Gibbs, H. I. Hull, R. N. Kelly, and W. Ranwell, s lo be I.leutenants. A Prot NTM NTS. Lieutenant W. Buchanan, to the Dictator. Lieutenant- t Baikie and I. Grienson, to the Gloucester. Lieutenant A. Shakespear, to the Leonidas. Lieutenants SirW.Chalmers and PkilipWestphall, to the Junon Lieutenant G. Forder, to the Horatio. Lieutenant T. Burgh, to the Leopard. Lieutenant Caleb Jackson; to the Herald. Lieu tetiant 1. Lew, to the Mermaid. Lieutenant E. H. Warren, to the Prince of Wales. Liet.tenant C.l. Jackie, to the Phipps. Lieutenant J. Davy, ro the Hamadryad. Lieutenant G. King, to the Inconstant. • lieutenant C. Parris, to the Impregnable. • I.ieutenant T. Woodgat, to the Prince of Wales. Lieutenant H. Snellgrove, to the Brune. Lieutenant T. Powell, to the Sparrow. Lieutenant C. B. I.ewis, to the Valiant. Lieutenant W. Stevenson, to the Ariel. Lieutenant G Maj tribanks. to the Britomart. • I ieutenant 1. Lea, to the Phoebe. Lieutenant Gammage, to the Griffon. Litutecant Shepherd, to the Pompee. Lieutenant Davis, to the Tyrian. Lieutrt.ant Sayer, to the Victory. Mr. Griffiths, to be Master of the Junon. Mr. Minns, to be Master of the Crocodile. Mr. Rohatisoo, to by Maiter of the Ganymede. Mr. Lit.nington, Boatswain of the Plantagenet, to theTalavera. Mr. E. &non, to be Purser of the St. Pierre. Mr. 1. Bush e l, Purser of the Vanguard, to the Hero. Mr. T. Paine; to the Protopero. Mr. G. Dyna, to the Squirrel. Mr. T. Tt rry, Purser of the Dmdalus, to the Topaze. Mr. W. Thompson, Purser of the Triton, to the Vanguard. Mr. P. G. Stokes, Purser of the Hydra, to the Dianz. Mr. T. Knight, to be Purser of the it action. • • • 111111111111 . NAVAL PROMOTIONS. . Captain C. T. Smith, to the rank of Post Captain. Lieutenant J. Amway, to the rank of Commander. Lieutenant G A. Byron, to the rank of Commander. Messrs. Gill and M'Arthur, of the BarSeur, to beLle Mr. IL de Cole, to be Lieutenant. IVl.ss-s. H. Gibbs, H. I. Hull, R. N. Kelly, and W. s lo be Leutenants. APPOINTMENTS. Lieutenant W. Buchanan, to the Dictator. Lieutenant- t Baikie and I. Grienson, to the Glouee Lieutenant A. Shakespear, to the Leonidas. Lieutenants SirW.Chalmers and Philip Westphall, to t Lieutenant G. Forder, to the Horatio. Lieutenant T. Burgh, to the Leopard. Lieutenant Caleb Jackson; to the Herald. Lieu teitant J. Lew, to the Mermaid. Lieutenant T. H. Warren, to the Prince of Wales. LieLtenait C.l. Jackle, to the Phipps. Lieutenant J. Davy, to the Hemadryad. Lieutenant G. King, to the inconstant. • Lieutenant C. Harris, to the Impregnable. I.ieutenant T. Woodgat, to the Prince of Wales. Lieutenant H. Snellgrove, to the Brune. Lieutenant T. Foetal, to the Sparrow. Lieutenant C. B. Lewis, to the Valiant. Lieutenant W. Stevenson, to the Ariel. Lieutenant G Majlribanks. to the Britomart. • Lieutenant J. Lea, to the Phoebe. Lieutenant Gammage, to the Griffon. 1.1 utecant Shepherd, to the Pompee. Lieutenant Davis, to the Tynan. Lieutenant Sayer, to the Victory. Mr. Griffiths, to be Master of the Junon. Mr. Minn), to be Master of the Crocodile. Mr. Robinson, to hp maetr of the Ganymede. Mr. Littnington, Boatswain of the Plantagenet, to the Mr. E. Sutton, to be Purser of the St. Pierre. Mr. 1. Bush e l, Purser of the Vanguard, to the Hero. Mr. T. Paine; to the Prtopero. Mr. G. Dyna, to the Squirrel. Mr. T. T. rry, Purser of the Dmdalus, to the Topaze. Mr. W. Thompson, Purser of the Triton, to the Vani Mr. P. G. Stokes, Purser of the Hydra, to the Diana. Air. Knight, to be Purser of the Racoon. AMERICA. The following private letter from an indivi humble life, who has lately emigrated to this promise, breathes so much good sense, and such a striking proof of the sentiments of chi body of the American population, that we place with great pleasure. The concluding s is a striking illustration of the correctness of formation which has from time to time appe! the columns of the STAR on every subject re): America : "NEW-YORK, PI " I arrived here after a tedious passage of nine wee' am sorry to inform you, that 1 am greatly disappoint expectations of bettering my condition. Britain, Ino the only place for trade; when it is dull there, it is aln end every where—and here, it is indeed bad enough. fine country to live in ; and the steragetof workmen's one dollar per day, / but there are hundreds in this city out of employment. I can here purchase a turkey for for Is. 6d. a peck of apples fur is. and s gUI of brandy but then I must pay 4d. for an English pint of milk (if warm from the cow, it will cost me 13.4 d.) and a p'ck o cost 23. 6d.—besides houso-rent is double what it is in and fuel Immensely dear; so that I find I could have be, off at home, for though some articles are cheaper hen Scotland, others are a great deal dearer. 44 A weaver can get no employment here ; if i.e work at his trade, he must travel hundreds of milt country. There is a strong French party here, who all in their power to bring about a war between Am Great Britain. but the general wish of the people is fur for they say the present are the worst times they ever they seem very sens:hle that war cannot better them." We do not recollect that any Travels has deservedly excited curiosity and admiration th! Of the celebrated DE CIIATEAUERIAND in Gets PALESTINE, and we congratulate the public appearance of a new and elegant French Edi octavo, which has so long been looked for: be procured of Mr. CoLnuasr, Conduit-street few of the principal Booksellers. Tuesday se'nnight the Lord Lieutenant of I held a Levee, at which his Grace was invest the Most Noble Order of the Garter, by S Hoye, K. B. Commander in Chief of the For( received his Royal Highness the' PRINCE R Commission to officiate on the occasion. DUBLIN, Arum 9,—As yet, dot one of thi re us gang, that robbed the Newry Fly Coa been.appi eliended. It has been ascertained, h that the gang was commanded by that netori tier, Collier, whom FRANCIS Fox, Esq. (one Sheriffs' Peers of the City of Dublin,) at the his lite, and after a desperate struggle, appn about three years ago, when the ruffian had item prison. Llicely at Mothil, two miles from Carrick, the house of an old man, who had been ova the Caravats a week before, to throw up his fa surrounded ; but having expected their attacl cured the entrance, whereupon they climbed t roof of the house, and stripped the thatch froi the chimney, they fired down through the and shot dead a fine boy of 3 ye cis old, at mcnt vainly clinging for protection round the its unfortunate mother, who, far advanced i nancy, has been reduced to a state that leav tope of surviving. A young man who has, for these five mom practised as a surgeon at Broadstairs,' went slty t &night tocantet bury; to visit some I.at . en he was accidentally recognised in the sums terbuty by Captain PuLscoTT of the Navy, as ter from the Dryad frigate, then lying in PI Sqund, and of which ship he was gun-room! passing by the name of Scott. He was take , the Mayor, and committed to prison as a dee A most notorious gang of coiners and fc bank-netts, has been dettctecl at Birniingliat officers, on searching the premises, found ci in different parts of the buildings, tools for presses, dies, &c. besides great quantities of different country banks, ready for circulation ging round the premises, ie;i000 in good not guineas in gold, and about 4600 of had silv Pound. - The head of the gang has been fu mitred for trial, with nine of his accomplices of his men who worked with-him weretaken todys and have confessed enough already i hint to justice ; in short, such scenes of inicpi 4 c pss Co light ' as perhaps were never before e AMERICA. The following private letter from an individual in humble life, who has lately emigrated to this land of promise, breathes so much good sense, and affords such a striking proof of the sentiments of the great body of the American population, that we give it a place with great pleasure. The concluding sentence is a striking illustration of the correctness of the in formation which has from time to time appeared in the columns of the STAR on every subject relating to America : " NEW-YORK, FED. 12. " I arrived bore aftet a tedious passage of nine weeks; and I am sorry to inform you, that I am greatly disappointed in my expectations of bettering my condition. Britain, I now find, is the only place for trade; when it is dull there, it is almost at an end every where—and here, it is indeed bad enough. This is a fine country to live in ; and the aireragekof workmen's wages is -one dollar per day, / but there are hundreds in this city at present out of employment. I can here purchase a turkey for 41. a goose for Is. 6d. a peck of apples fur Is. and s gill of brandy for 64. but then I must pay 4d. for an English pint of milk (if I want it warm from the cow, it will cost me 13.4 d.) and a p'ck of pota'ees cost 2s. 6d.—besides houso-rent is double what it is in Glasgow , and fuel immensely dear; so that I find I could have been as well off at home, for though some articles are cheaper here than in Scotland, others are a great deal dearer. 44 A weaver can get no employment here ; if I.e wants to work at his trade, he must travel hundreds of miles up the country. There is a strorg French party here, who are trying all in their power to bring about a war between Amtrica and Great Britain, but the general wish of the people is fur peace ; for they say the present are the worst times they ever bad, and they seem very senchle that war cannot better them." We do not recollect that any Travels have more deservedly excited curiosity and admiration than those Of the celebrated DE CHATEAUERIAND in GREECE and PALESTINE, and we congratulate the public on the appearance of a new and elegant French Edition, in octavo, which has so king been looked for: It may be procured of Mr. CoLnuatsr, Conduit-street, and a few of the principal Booksellers. Tuesday se'nnight the Lord Lieutenant of IRELAND held a Levee, at which his Grace was invested with the Most Noble Order of the Garter, by Sir JOHN Hofer, K. B. Commander in Chief of the Forces, who received his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT'S Commission to officiate on the occasion. DUBLIN, Aram 9,—As yet, dot one of the nutue rt us gang, that robbed the Newry Fly Coach, has been apprehended. It has been ascertained, however,• that the gang was commanded by that notorious refs. tier, Collicr, whom FRANCIS Fox, Esti. (one of the Sheriffs' Peers of the City of Dublin,) at the risk of his lite, and after a desperate struggle, apprehended about three years ago, when the ruffian had escaped item prison. Lately at Mothil, two miles from Carrick, Ireland, the house of an old man, who had been warned by the Caravats a week before, to throw up his farm, was surrounded ; but having expected their attack, he se cured the entrance, whereupon they climbed upon the roof of the house, and stripped the thatch from about the chimney, they fired down through the breach, and shot dead a tine boy of 3 yetis old, at the mo ment vainly clinging for protection round the neck of its unfortunate mother, who, far advanced in preg nancy, has been reduced to a state that leaves little tope of surviving. A young man who has, for 'these five months past, practised as a surgeon at Broacistairs,'went on Sun day &night tocantes bury; to visit some I.at . ents, ss hen he was accidentally recognised in the sums of Can terbui y by Captain Pitt:scorr of the Navy, as a deser ter from the Dryad frigate, then lying in Plymouth Sound, sad of which ship he was gun-room-steward, passing by the name of Scott. He was taken before the Mayor, and committed to prison as a deserter. A most notorious gang of coiners and forgers of bank-notes, has been tiettcted at Birmingham. The officers, on searcWng the premises, found concealed in different parts of the buildings, tools for coining, presses, dies, &c. besides great quantities of notes of different country banks, ready for circulation ; in dig ging round the premises, £e;i000 in good notes, WO guineas in gold, and about 4600 of bad silver, were found. - The head of the gang has been fully com mitted for trial, with nine of his accomplices. Two of his men who worked with-him weretaken into cus tody, and have confessed enough already to bring him to justice ; in short, such scenes of iniquity have mos Co light ' as perhaps were never before quailed. OLD BAILZ r. I esterday T. Brothertoss was indicted for stealing a clock from a Committee Room of the Howe of CommonF. Mr. Spine: stated, that he locked up tlieCommittee RoOm where the dock was, at five in the evening 'of the 26th of March. He recollected seeing the pri sonerlurking about the lobbies three or four days be lore. He asked witness several questions, as to the time the Committee generally brute up. Brooks, shopman to Mr. Folkard, a pawn broker in the Westminster-road, stated, that a man, whom he believed to be the prisoner, pledged the clock with him, between six and seven o'clock in the evening of the fitli of March. Mrs. Myers stated, that the prisoner called at her husband's house opposite the Asylum, durint his ab sence, and offered to dispose of a duplicate of a clock, in pledge at Mr. Folkard's, on the morning of the 7th of March, and the prisoner left the duplicate, and the price he expected for it: Myers did not think it a bargain, and refused to buy it. Mr. Rickman, of the Strand, proved that the pri sorer had offered to sell him a duplicate of a clock. Witness had known the prisoner some time ; he was formerly a clerk in Crown -street, Westminster. In defence the prisoner said, he had received it of a foreigner for a gaming debt. In support of the pawner, it was attempted to be proved, that he was at the hose public house, in Sa ville-row, from a quarter before four to ten minutes before six. on the afternoon the clock was stolen.— B. Churchill, a journeyman butcher, in Saville-place, Luxton, a journeyman bricklayer, and Winter, the 'Landlord, were the witnesses called en this occasion ; but as they ;were examined out of the hearing of each other, in the cross-examination by Mr. ALLEY, they contradicted each other in al most every particular, and the Jury found the pri soner—Guilty. Jamei Stamp Sutton Coale was indicted for marrying Sophia Sanders, while his former wit . e, Jane Brown ing, was alive, and in full health. The evidence on the part of the prosecution, fairly proved the prisoner's guilt. He defended his own cause himself, and set forth, that when Le consum mated his first marriage he was not of at;e, and had made a false affirmation as to the date of his birth.—The Jury, after a short consulta►ion, found the prisoner —Guilty.—Transported for 7 years. The following were also convicted of felony, viz. A. da Sylva, for stealing right pieces of calico ; J. Hughes, for stealing five pigs ; niry Smith, for stealing a soup-ladle ; Ann Stevens, for stealing 22 yards of cotton ; W. Rogers, fur stealing 141bs. of ginger; T. Kipping, for stealing 12 gun-barrels ; and A. Aston, for receiving the same. • And eight were acquitted, viz.—W. Carter, J. Hollis, R. Stone, alias Peppitt, E. Connolly, J. Smith, R. Hayward, Mary Lewis, and Elizabeth Cooper. • A true bill was found at Clerkenwell Sessions, on Friday, on behalf of the celebrated Mrs. Clarke, against one cf her old legal friends, charging him with defrauding her of severa,l sums of money. • Mary Ann Dix, the young woman whose case, through the interference of Lord FOLKESTONE .n 4 some other Gentlemen of Bristol, lately occupied the attention of the House of Commons, was released from prison on Monday last, after a confinement of two years and four months. A cause of very considerable importance was de cided on a Writ of Inquiry before the Sheriff, OE Wed nesday last, in Bath. It was an action brought by Mr. Wm. Dore, against Colonel Thornton, of Spye- Park, Wilts, as the assignee of Stephen Clement Webb, who is become a bankrupt. It was to recover from the Colonel a large sum of money, which it was contended was due to Webb for his services as a law agent and general manager of the defendant's busi ness, from July 1808 to April 1809. The Jury were impannelled lull 20 hours, when they gave their vet-1 diet for £344. 14s. 9d. against the defendant--the full amount of the balance claimed to be due. Last week, at the East Riding Sessions, at Beverley, came on the trial of the Mill,',, alias Slims, who have lately made such depredations on the public, particu larly inthe town of Leeds. fhe Court was crowded at a very early hour, so that admittance for the wit nesses could scarcely be obtained. The Counsel for the prosecution made a very animated speech on the subject of the various frauds the parties had been guilty of, in obtaining goods under the assumed name of Seim.. A.ttadesman from Leeds proved the decep tions they had practised there, and their sudden flight from that town; and Miss Watmow, a milliner at Hull, And her assistant, proved the impositions which . had been used against them, in obt a i n in g c l oa k s , p e - Uues, and dresses. The prisoners' Counsel contend ed, that the statement made by the daughter, of their mother having used the shop, was'unknown to the mother, and that they might really imagine their mother had used the shop before; and that the adop. tion of the name of Slim was only to avoid the odium, Bte. to which the name of Mills would hove subjected them. The Jury, after deliberating about half an hour, acquitted the mother and two daughters. The prisoners were by 110 means of an interesting appear ance, either as to their manners or persons. They were detained to be tried at the ensuing Sessions, on a bill found against than for a conspiracy; and had not this been the case, there were persons waiting to arrest them for the debts they had incurred at Leeds ` and other places, in their predatory tour. 'BIRTH. A t G'engary House, on the 4th inst. the Lady of Colonel Mac• donell, of Gleng.u-y, of a daughter. MARRIED. At Arngibbon, Perthshire, the 3d inst. the Rev. John Som met s, Minister, 1 hurt:hill, to Ettphemia, youngest daughter of the late Thomm Forrester, Esq. of Arngibbon. At Omagh, the ‘29th ult. Joseph Orr, EEq. Captain in the East Norfolk Militia, to Miss Buchanan, daughter of John Buthanan, Esq. of the same place. U■ the 31st ult. the Rev. Mr. Smith, of Carnmoney, to Mho lwene, of Taldarg. DIM). On the 3d inst. at her father's house in Upper Merrion-street, Dublin, of a tetiumi and slow consuming ilmcss, Miss Walker, daughter of the Rev. Chamberlain Walker. HIGH WATER Al' LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning.. 42 minutes after S Afternoon f minutes after 6 wito EMAIIItA BLE CUBE.—Rich. Simison, tsq. I Poland- , treet, Oxford-street, near 50 yaws of age, has communicated to Dr. Senate one of the Most extraordinary Cares of a Paralytic: Affection which has ever occurred in the annals of Medicine, and which has been aimed by the use of Dr. SE- . NATE"S BAI.M of MECCA, without the aid of any other 1 remedy whatever. This Gentleman has had several attacks of the .' s disease and in his Letter to the Doctor expresses himself in the fol!Awing words," The last attack was most severe,l wis confihed to my bed for upwards of nine months, could not hi the least assist ; myself, or write my rattle if the whole world had been given me for doing so, and you sec how well I can Write now; a certain very eminent Physician, now in attendance on hie Majesty, attended 1 meal! the time, and after prescribing all the usual remedies, raid ; in the most candid and liberal manner, " Mr. Sirnison, I can do no more for you." Thus deserted by the most eminent medical ta lents, as a hopeless case, helpless, and incapable of perfurmint; the 1 , common avocations of my profession, I was recommemild by a I, friend to try your Medicine, which to the astotishmeneof all who knew me, has restored me to perfect health, and I was never known to be in such high spirits ; it therefore appeases tome that any further delay in making my case known to you, and to the world, would be an act of injustice; the prejudiced part of the , community may suppose that this is an exaggerated statement, or a deception, but those who will take the trouble to inquire will find that I am incapable of lending my name to a false hood. (Signed) RICHARD SIMISON. The Balm of Mecca is prepared 'by Dr. Senate, 47, Soutliamp- ; ton-row, Russell-square ; and sold by his Agent, Mr. Richards, Chemist, 193, Strand, near St. Cl-ment's Church; and retail by , moss respectable Medicine Venders, price 'is per packet, ur the (inanity of four in one for a guinea. Observe the Doctor's signature, E. Senate, in If. , !iliol.wr:tiug on the outside of each packer, or It cannot be genuine. GUESTONIAN MEDICINEi. CASES 69, 70, 71, 71,73, and 74.—From Mr. BA mos, Attorney at Law, Lyons Inn, to Mr. GOODALL, Attorney at Law,Bath. DEAR SIR—As I have now an opportunity of sending you this later by a pr;vate hand, and for your hour information as to the utility of the Chteatonian Medie'ries, and for the benefit of the public, you have here a state of my case, and the manner I 14,ve been cured of the Goat ; and liktwtse the cases and cures of the Rheumatism, &c. which have come to my knowledge, and of which I have been informed by the persons cured.—On the 12th of May last, I was seised with a violent fit of the Gout, so painful, as in a great measure to deprive me of sleep that night, and my foot was Vs tender that I could not bear the bed-clo'hes to touch it. I con:inued fn great pain all the next day; but, on the third day, I tried the C:uestonian Lotion, and was astonished to find that in so short a since of time as five mi nutes the pant went entirely away, although the foot remained tender for several days afterwards ; but, by zontinuing the appli cation six or seven times, mid taking the hilt, I obtained a per fect cure, and on that day week I walked nine miles with very little inconvenience. I mentioned the benefit I tad received from the said Medicines to a Mr. Beale umbrella-maker, opposite St. Clement's Church, in the Strand; and he recommended it to a Mr. Parry, fisb: monger, in Fleet-market, both of whom it cu red of the Gout. Mr. Anderson, No. 16, Sutton-street, St. John-street, by my recommendation, has been cured of an inveterate Rheumatism, which he has had for several years in his right arm. A relation of mine mentioned my case to Mr. Drinkwater, No. Lt. Sew art!-!:reet, Alder gate-street, and he lias been cured of the Rheumetiamby the Guestonian Lotion and Villa. Mr. Turner, No. 9, Commerce-row, Blackfriars-road, about six muntho ago,was instantly relieved, and in a few days cured of a Pleurisy, after application to several Medical Gentlemen to Do purpose, and has Lad nu retura of the complaint. P eference may also be bad to several other gent:emen of great fortune and consequ..nce, who have been recommended by me, and cured by Mr. Guest. 1 am, dear Sir, you:• old friend and humble servant, JOSIDJA BANOS: Lyon's lun, bee. 9, 1799. (Cases 75, &c. is a future Pr.per.) THE COMMERCIAL-HALI. WINE COM -2- P,INY, t•kinner-street, London, beg leave to solicit the at. tention of the Nobility, Gentry, and Pubic in general, to their very low Pries (or t"e choicest Wines, gent.ine.Spirituous Li quors, remest Bottled Porter, Ale and double Brown Stout, for Ready Money only, which will be delivered to order, free of ez pence, to any part of London. Fine Port Wine, per Pipe - iCIIII Half Pipe ,CGO, Quarter Pipe .' - 31 "Curious old Purr, of the Vintage of IEOG, of the men • exquisite flavour - • - 123 Half Pipe ,C 63, Quarter Pipe ': - S 2 Goad Sherry, per Butt - . - 110 Halt Butt ,ese, Quar ...r Butt - go • Very fine old Lttfi, 6 yrs in the Wood, per Butt - 116 Half Butt ies9, Quarter Butt - so 'Fine o:d West India Madeira, per Pipe - 116 Half Pipe L 39, Quarter Pipe - • 30 . _ Per Dos. Fint at P)rt Wine, warranted to have been 6 years in th e s . d. Wood, new in Bonk., 13 to the Dozen - 50 0 "Choice old Port, 12 to the Dozen, not crusted - 53 0 'Curious old Port, warranted to have heen's years is Bot tle, 12 to the Dozen - - 57 0 Good ,Sherry, 13 to the Dozen -•- 50 0 •Very fine old ditto, warranted to have been II years In the Butt, 13 to the Dozen - 4 54 0 Fine Teneriffe, 13 to the Dozen - • 50 0 'Fine old Brood Madeira, 13 to the dozen 53 0 °Finest old Wen India do. 13 to the dozen - - 66 0 "Curiously fine East-India Madeira, warranted to be 12 years old, 12 to the dozen - ••• • 64 41 *Ditto Sherry, 12 to the dozen. - • 7(1 0 'Claret of thu finest quality and flavour, 12 to the dozen 95 0 *Very fine Lich and dry Lisbon, 13 to the dozen 4B 0 Ditto ditto Mountain, 13 do. - - • . 46 • *Finest White Noye-au, 12 do. • . 50 0 'Ditto Pink ditto, 12 do. • • 51 0 Ditto old Rum Shrub, 12 do. • . 46 o • , •Per Gal. Fine flavoured Geneva' - • 10 6 'Ditto old strong do. - • • 13 6 Ditto do. Jamaica Rum • • 16 6 Ditto do. Coniac Brandy - • 42 0 Ditto do. Holland. • • _ 33 0 Per Dos. Best Bottled Porter, 19 to the dozen . - 6 6 •Ditto double Brown Stout, 12 do. . - 7 6 Fine Cockagee Cyder - - - 10 • 6- I.l.ttoeSquash Perry - - 21 0 *Finest old Ale warranted 22 months old before bottled 9 6 *Finest Burton Ale, do. - - 10 6 *Very curious Coniac Brandy, warranted to be 10 years old, per gallon ... - 44 0 *Ditto curious fine favoure d old Rum - 16 6 Fine old B. Brandy - . 16 0 Those Articles marked • are what the Company recommend as being of a more superior Quality than what is generally sold, and of the finest fLevour.—Wine Merchants ' I tnnkeepers, and Publicans, served at the trasle-prices as usual. line favoured Yin de Grave, 12 to the Dozen -60 s. Ditto Barsac, ditto • . . l i e . Oid Hock, ditto - . . 120‘ 1 Ditto Curious, ditto • -130 a. ' Ripe Champagne, ditto - . I 20s. Noyes Martinique - - . 130 s. For the conveniericy of those Families who prefer theirWINES in PINTS, and for Connolieseurs in superior Articles, the Cow- PANT have selected the most curious Wines, &e. and offer the following as the most choice that can be producid . Fine West India Madeira,l2 Pints to the Dozen - 265. Old EAt India Ditto of the most exquisite flavour and qua lity, 12 ditto - - . 4* Ditto Malmsey Ditto - - 451. Old East India Sherry of the most curious and scarce qua lity, 12 ditto . • - spa. Fine o!d dry Lisbon, 12 ditto - - . 2Rs. Ditto Caleavella - . - 101. Port Wine, newly bottled, from the Snot selected Pipes of the favourite Vintage of 1806, 12 ditto -28 P. Ditto of the most rare sort, bottled from the most curious old Wine in the Kingdom, that has lag' in a body nearly 20 years. This article has all the softness and favour of the most rare Witte, and is worthy the attention of the first Connoisseurs, 1? ditto - Ski. Luscious Shrub, made from the finest favoured old Rum,l2 do. 245. Ripe lull flavou-eil Double Brown Stout, 12 ditto • 4& 6d. Curious Mellow Ale, warranted 2 years old before bot tled, but of the so ftest il&V9111', 1$ 414.0 4 is. 6d. I TO I/U=BK Apeetecart. S TIt—T tape the earliest opportunity to • you BM I have rewired the most w0n...,,5rul bif ro . the use of your DIXON'S ANTUULIOUS PILLS, wikhl eats tied with etc to Jamaica, and all those friends to wham I dhtth . bated them have etperieirced the same salutary benefit ; they d o dare them to be the hest bletli-*ine ever used in that count:mi l e Bilious' and other complaints. The following are names of ORM rat ladies and Gentlemen who have received the mow MN( front your Dixon's Antihilions Pills :—Cherles Taylor, Ee l , j i . mate& ; William Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr . u.„ o 4, fft Spanish Tossit ditto; G. W. Hamilton, En. Savanna m ars ditto ; J. Smit h, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Ahston, Esti, ditto; Mr. Walker, Port Minim, ditto; J. Peritimon, Esq. g a i t River, ditto; Mr. Mialleus, ditto ; J. Burn, Esq. savlon a ; G P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston. dittos Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's ; Mrs. Woodrilf, Spanish Town ; wi t h many other persons of the first respectability.--Sir, yew !non obedient servant, THOMA, HARROI.D, of the ship -sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Ci.eapsid e , c oc. , of Paternoster-row, Lotting'; Sharp sad &Lim, Portsinimie.l !Ore% Weston, Almon, and Mallory, Pott.ea ; H a ll and lOW. son, 0041(1rt ; Coltman and hash, Sheerness; Peck and Row, and Turner, Hull ; Hosland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gib ben, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swi nney and Co. Bir mingham ; Btaince and Latlinvr.l so,rpoiti; scam', sad Lyud i , !Ey • ter ; Smith, M an d ertoo, Ma otc, hsri.r and lister, ; Baxter And M . Dentaki, GL.ado. & Volga) and Barry, licuol ; Steven.son and Co Nor wich s yln . fen, Leicester ; Edwards and Penny, Lir ' l oo t ; and tool b r so to Country Medicine Venders, to buses at us. bd. ged each. CHALLENGE. ESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in Ws m a i eu r e service, challenge the whole world to prove a smile instance where their Meclachse atd earthed et cur e I mo Lulea of the desferJ effect. The pr.unice at many yeses Is UN part:ciao Inzurb of the:: profession has as gives , t 4 ear unsuccessful case. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the fist reipswahill% have beta ender the care at Mestrs. Curer and Cs. fre d a moral of complaints of the Urethra, Striuurea, hostel received a radkal and permanent cure, requ e st tint refers.% may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the bailed sed penorky of Mews. Conte and Co.'s plan of treatment. mow of th ese Getidemen have had Strictures trona tee to twerey pus and had been under the we of !dews. Home and Heavelias and other surgeons of equal anisence, who attempted the COPO by the application ache liner caustk, without success. MARRIED WOMEN, who nave lung been slosappsiang b. their expectations of a family, may be sseure.l that Ii MOW to. stances such defects are curable by medical Am; mil ahlisigit the removal of such impetilinente he an object of doubt anJ seam. talnty With others, ye• the cure of such defers, by the :rated progress of rea•vadon, is the acquiremert of thew experience. Messrs. Carrie and Co. may be consulted by either see withal. greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, Ns. tee s Hatton-Garden. Patients In the country ar reqUertti to KW the particulars of their case, age, and general habit of bytes, ns s inclueing a remittance for admire and medichies, when the assts will be given or scut to any part of theldogdont. 'll BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. - - - T EA KE's Genuita PILLS, so justly famous is, A—A their superior efficacy in curing every degree and glares of the Veneta &I Disease, the Scurry, 41r.c. without cordwatutet restraint of .net, be an ea4y, expeditious, safe, and .suet caw ner. One small tasteless fill is *dose, its operation ampersep tible, and requiring to particular attention. •In 15 days they generally cunt. those crud Disorders ; where they f.til in that time of perfectly restoring lied* the p. dent has the happy assurast‘e that 1w or she is at the eve dime v/ restored, let the degree of malignancy be ever so great. it is an excellency peculiar to these fills, to make thready to 'i.e complaining part, and enter into mina with the arena,/ matter, which they speedily dislodge aid expel. They an dear n.d by experience to be a preserver of heakh, as well ai a nor rer, by taking only eight single Pills Spring and fall ineverypor. In short, the Patentee has this extraordinary obligation to tLetit. that whatever he promised himself from them, thi.i wars vets fulfil and exceed, as though Impatient of Immortal and universl fame. 'these Pills are most worthy a place in the ultimo& el Mast en and Captains of bhips ; the more so for that they IA keep good in all climates any length of ridge , that they bap now borne du: test of near C.O years, with iticreaaing ails t betuselves, sad )100011if to their author, insomuch that dwi. last eight yaer‘ they have radically mind upwards ot 40000 rd. sous. many of whom had been discharged from liosphals whin salivation had been frequently repeated, and all other =WO made use of with.tiut ant. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TIBOMAS Tarte, liftnnber of the RoyalCullege of Surgeons in Londua,at Nihon% No. 9, Ni t litidv-atreet ; where h.t will give advice, endows Fie,to persons taking these Pills, and will answer Pad sacs l+ ten, if post-paid, on the sante terms, observing be all rases de Ring inviolable secrecy, no patient's name or, case baCt4 bee mentioned, but at their own pardeular request. by the Proplitill during the course of store than 40 years that he has had the ab• ducting of an extrusive sale .l the above nodded a, and the put the arising therefrom. They are also sold, by hip arpointm eat, at the Perfesseb,Na 35, St. Alban's-street ; the Toy-shop , Ni. 102 , , ford-street ; Mr. Disisnrough's, No. 7, kis&street-Hill. Rat opposite the Monument; and by one Person in every aaasilsesiy town in England, Arc. in Boxes of only its. 9d. each, soled gift with full and plain directions, whereby venous of wither mill cure themeless with ease an d secrecy. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed ep with swop, la which,by favoured the Commissioners, is printed at the Suer °Ste " T. Taylor, Nu.n, New Bridge-meet." to imiusavv3k 6 is felony. AD V II:L. WHEN Men of Educatim and professional aka use persevering endeavours to discover the mot esie edd amen method of treating a few prevail:fit; Diseases, the Income ful result of their armies:ea is the best proof etzeLirirl• • Mews. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have bees to mks the cure of the following the object of their palmier anif. ` ll . a certain Disorder, frequently *attracted in a unmet It iota* aline, and its concomitants, Strictures and Glens, which, W an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured; w abode. Macy, whether arising from Bacchanalian indulgences, lees sei• deuce In warm climates, or a seam sobtary vice, tea Ohm ms happily pursued by the youth of both scares, in the cell sterility or barrenness and In the uther a numersestrale dir coos diseases, which, if nut timely remedied, tersaliate le potence and.Constouption. !n that distressing lan dada" W deficiency, whether the consequence of such beadM arising from any other cause, by which the pews et the Weis anion become enfeebled, as regularly educated Servos ef Lee don, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy remands. to Need ale vigorous health. The result of a long and extensive practice has NAME dime by a superior method, to remove enema amplaies, Mower inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the Oat ie the least restraint In diet or exercise ; and le maid Cails where an early application is made on discovery of the Widnes they frequently perform e cure in the short mace of two dun The unprecedented success of their mode of treatmen bas never been known to fall in one eagle inseam is s Lice of IS years, during which prriod many tbeemed i X of both sexes have hccu cured, even alter sever* mid methods had been pursued by otter Vrottitimeni Maga Ad Induces them to thus publicly r.tfer their advice. • Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively professing the ace . 011111/ .., part.lcular complaints, in order that tie* may net be a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to de I rant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to site, tkit have been properly educated and initiated into every ficooti the profession (certificates of which, from Merest beefiabt_.7 testimonials front the most eminent Physicians, tiler since any inquirer), that the suo-eu resulting fres tbdtc!.. yours firk induced them to quit cue practice of the road P ir SO Witmer ' and they presume mat their pretensions ainetiten - ground for the unprecedented confidante with which dwf Pr' by the public, been to Win-ally honoured. Patients in the country are requested to same the roe of their case, age, and manner of living", int:losing* Owl_ for advice and medicines and th e same will be isrwardiew"" pert of the kingduest..-40SS and C*. Stirdslos 33 ' Mee, illeet-etreet. 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