Star. — London, England, 1806-03-28 00:00:00

C LINES TO MUSIC. seraphic form ! thy hesenly•breathing lay AursEts the ear with fakinatiog Tway ; Mr& I thy ever•varied Charms delight The Wain foal, and aid quick Fancy's IF gilt; Ile solidi time man bow'd before thy (brine, Snack at the power of melody divine. When Orpheus caught enthafialtie fire, Aad waded with rapid art the deep-toted lyre. Sped-like, the resifted. wootrring, *Lewes booed, And all confefs'd the !armory of found; Ey% tmee,and Roues, with animation maid, Facelifts halts grew milder, and apprui'd! To thee. tweet recreating balm of pain, The tiler Male paws forth the vocal ftrain, Of lialleos'e fair acids the eholaft tow n the calls, to deck thy llllllTlatialte bOw s el Oa thee her Lots, with votive orrings wait, And minded fylphs Bit o'a thy temple gate. Whether thou bidlt the foie= organ (well, The anthem's flow fubUmity to tell; Or, Ina martial and terrific note. • Thy , prefenee fills the trumpet's berm throat, The clangor him the glowing Warrior's frame, Accordant with the battle's loud acclaim Or to the fete's tnildiymphony we own The wattling beaues of the totter tone. As, by the light of COOT uta's waning beam, Silent, we glide along , the filver ftream, lintrsee'd, with fudden celiac", we hear The water mu& break upon the ear, In mate amaze, we track the liquid way. While the Lail echo faintly tiles away. • Nor are thy gifts to glen alone confiel, Bet breathe fpontanumemid the featha'd kind; If roves, tsAregeous, we fequefter'd leek, The Soweto' greet us from their tuneful heel, le sleek blithe cyan% aad their'sm'rons tin, Cameo" tastaaght, *bailsmany prevails. asedaladna.Goddcfs.delp to thow'r • fashion *gases Is the tearful hoar ! In folk mama* meaferes.llo4.tdy ling, • Of haymows's:is, halcyon days he ; Alesmame, Dose, oar waled's* parsons mace To Mebanettoly, now tojosmad Lon Lehi no Moo' realms of yammer ley, Os e mina polataed no the theme esspley Lt M Heeds. e bits La height UM hers, Ahd wet MB bleb above this world of can! t. it. • - .13SIZ h.S. Wednefday laR pur )n. Sir Gtt.es Rama, !sat, Knights. On .by the High Sheriff, Efq. of the Huntroid, Gentlemen, attended divine after which an admi the Re - :. Mr. Moss, (worn, the judge dcli to them. the Crown Bar, and iken their trials gelding belonging . It appeared that . waggon Train ; was on Nrminghatu ; and that, in . the borfe out of Mr. honk at noon ; after Mr. C.'s borfe, when , but recommended to fhould certainly be at- acquitted of murder, at i, a true bill having been ) was found guilty of ,elling-houfe. She had ' , ant near Manchefter, iantity of articles be Miffing, and the greater er. tried, for baling feveral Grimes, in Oak-ftreet, Moschella'', (being the place where the murder was committed, as before mentioned) —Guilty of !haling to the amount of 401. Tfabeßa Mathom and Ann Wilfon (two notorious Ilsoplifters) were acquitted of privately flealing in the [hop of Mifs Cooper, of Mancheßer; but found guilty of hating (not privately) twelve yards and a half of Irifh linen, in the fhnp of Hannah Fofter, of Man chefter.—Sontenced to fever' years tranfportation. Alice Hodgeon (one of the frail finerhood) was tried for haling 121. in Bank-now, from Richard Illistaiaqe, of Clayton, at Preflon. The Judge oh. lerved, that as the profecutor acknowledged Modell to have been intoxicated, and that if he had been ,caber bc might have felt the prifoner take the notes, the capital part of the indiftment was done away with,The ktry acquitted the prifoner. tiavard Eirlow, aged 69, (who has been the exe stAioner for this county for 20 years, during which . ..time he has officiated upon 84 criminals) for Realing a gelding. the proper ty of P. Wright of North Meols. j..enex Folcroft, (a watchman) for breaking into tl.t I,o,ife of T. Brook, at Manchefler—Cuilty. Chrifkopher Sirnpfon, for robbing S. Sparrow, oh the highway in the tawnfbip of Clauglitan—Guilty. William Hardman, for Realing3 pieces of printed c ambric: out of Mrs. Hargreaves ' cart, at Manche& .tcr,ihe property of H. Waterworth, of Preaon.— , Guilty ; to he tranfported for [even years. Mary Warkinfon, aged 13, acquitted of the murder of her ballard chid ; bat for concealirg its birth, three months imprifonment only, in contecprence of her gnat* eh/rafter. There ate nn lefs than r x 6 eauies ent,ed for trial et Ain Prism, of which there were 39 g one throu g h at the Court on Friday.—A perfon of the name of Dig glom bad 4os. damages awarded him on Friday againft one Berner, for an offal& which took place in Byrom. (freer Chapel, Liverpool, during the preaching of a German Mitlinnary. This morning Mr. Juffice Rringx paffrd fenrence of death upon Mat y jack(on,Sally Eddlenon, James Voxcioft, George Lows, Chrapher Simplon, Ed v.ard Barlow, and Richard Weeds. He began, by thz. t.. later, that ?here were circurralances it eir k.aies which would weigh with him to repre • fent them as fit ohjeils or mercy. He then addrefiet, each of t,he others feverally, and commenting with much energy and perfpieuity on the faits and nature of their crimes, told them they were not to taped mercy on this fide the grave. He then gave them an admonition, at confiderable length, on their unfortu. nate fituations, and recommended them, moll ear softly, to ufe diligently the few remaining hours they bad to live, in humbling themfelves with penitent and contrite hearts before their Macsa, in whole Mercy, through the intercelEon of their lkassso !te- Fsest's, he bed them erne& forgivenefs, if with true aith and penitence they fought it. He then con• cluded a moll folemn and impreffive harangue, by pronouncing the fentence of the law. The Court was unufually crowded, and the (pee tators much &Elided by the awful folemnity of the fcene. Immediately after the fentenee was pronounced, the two unfortunate young women fell down fen/g -lees and George Lcwe was fo much afreited, that he was with difficulty removed from the fpot. LETCIIITeII O. BVLYI. This was an aition brought againil the Defendant, for the fedutlion of the Plaintiff's daughter. ' The cafe was very forcibly (laud by Mr. Pontine for the Plaintiff, and the faits, as lilted by him, wert fuhflantiated by the principal witnefs, Ellen I.eyeef. I ter, nearly as follows s The Plaintiff was her father, and kept a vablie lhoufe near Manchetker, in the road leading from Middleton to Bury. The Defendant was the Coo of lin eminent printer and mantsfadurer, in Mautheiker, who bad Come print work. about• a mile dithun from Obit Plaintiff's refidenee,erberedrerefided. She fird became acquainted wititelmat about three years ago ; the was • inirgoteen, and be eighteen years of age. The her par" titular attention for a long time, Ale had every rearm to believe his views were • honourable. He vifited ber frequently at her father's houfe, two or three times a week, but never at improper boars.-- She never went out with the Defendant but note, to a wescort r in company with her filter. The Defen. damt Mbei tilted her and her fluter to go to a wale, wilidillhay refilled t he then laid to her," Why do tab frit me ? If I were of age I would marry you to IMIDITOW but lam afraid of difobligiag goy fa. Ober." At other times, he told her, that when he came of age. he thould have an came. and ha taken Inttaparmertkip with his father. It was two years after their firit acquaintance, before any criminal in tercourre rook place between them ; the had a child in ctonfequenct; and the Defendant frequently pro. mired her ma, riage, both before and fine. She then proved the band-writting of three letters, which were read, and contained expreffions of aifeaion from the Defendant to her, but nothing like a protract or idea of marriage. - • . . . On her drofs4aamination, (he admitted that her father had, a (hart time before his taking the poidie houfe, been a day-labourer.; her fifty.. were Mien cutters, and the affifted her mother in the hotsfe ; her father's was a (mall public-boufs. She kaew the Defendant to be a young man of an opulent'aod re• fpeaablp family. That the firft time Defendant came into her father's hmfe, was in company with two other young 'r en, to call for Mouthing to drink ; witnefs and her two lifters were then in a back roctn . , That her mother invited the young men to g o into the back room, for her daughters were playing at cards, and would be glad of their company. SIM' bad sever feen defendant before. The defendant and. the other young men tiled frequently to come idiots wards; they came about eight o'clock at night, and flayed till about eleven. She had mentioned the de. fendant's promife of marriage to her father, but k ind never communicated them to the plaintiff's fa. ther. She had often fat in the defendant's lap, and her filler in the lap of one of the other young Het father and mother had feen them fit 4 That on the evening, when the conflation, was the fubjea of the prefent ation, took place, had been fitting, for flume time, on the defendant's knee, in prefence of her father and mother"; it was in Jusie, 0104, about ten o'clock, at night; they went out together into the back parlour, in the dark, and were 'Went about half an hour, and then returned to her father and mother. Mr. PAILLII, on the part of the defendant, then ad. drefed the jury, and flatecl, that he felt, if he were inclined to prefs it, that his client was entitled to their verdia. lie was not, however, inftruled to prefs for that, which might he ruinous in its conk quences to the plaintiff, and he fhould content hinsfelf, merely with (hewing, that his condua had been Such as not to entitle him to any thing more than nominal damages, which lie was ready to allow him. The plaintiff, he obferved, had been for two years at tempting to entrap this very young man into a mar riage, which was altogether unfuitable to him, and mutt hare been in its ennfequences ruinous to him. fell, and moll diftreffing to his family. That in fur therance of this plan, he had on many occafions, and particularly on that immediately in evidence, become almoll the very pander of the criminal intetcourfe complained of, and might be confidered as having been liimfelf the principal caufe of it. He commented on the very flight reliance which was to be placed on the general promifes and expeaations of marriage, laid to have been held out by the defendant, and the entire failure of thole particularifed, both in the con verfations mentioned, and in the letters ; and ob (erred on their never having been communicated to the friends of the defendant. After Mr. juitice CNAMBRE had fummed up-the evidence, with fume comments on the nature of the aflion, and the condua of the plaintiff, the Jury brought in a verdia for the plaintiff—Damages soh. THS. On Monday lalt, in Oraftoa•Rreet, the Right Honourable Lady Charlotte Duncombe, of a fon. On the 7th lottant, the Lady of Thomas Pennock, Ffq of W..ft. bourne•piaee, Chelira, of a fon. LANCASTER, MARCH 24.-011 %V Agaescomtnenced before the Hon. and the Hon. Sir ALAS CH•011114 Tbotlllay, the Judges, attended by La GklMllf flosses irearts., Efq and a great number of Gentlemet Cavite a; St Mary's Church ; aft t able difcourfe was delivered by tb A. M. of Liverpool. After the'Grand Jury were form ir-qod a MoR intpreffive charge to! a, Gst.ss Roo i a prelided at th Sr &s ea Cilatilllll at the Nis Pr . e fallowing prifoners have tal rd Weeds, for fleeting a 1 r. to A. Clegg, of Manchetter. W a t was a (erjeant in the wagg itinsjyal from Carlifle to Birmingh a.ftto of intotication, he took tbt C 4. gable, which adjoins his bon irsng a few miles, was erasing Mr be was. apprehinded....:-Guilty, bu ma y,"eshM the Judge laid mot n i ir te d; ti' jackfon (who was acquit the la *Tao; but remanded, ait found **abaft her for felony) w flealineuoder aos. in a dwellini fcarcifi Mtn a week as a fervent 'eve the eloped, and a large (plant longing to her miltrefs was miffini part found upon the prifoner. Mary Jaskfun was again tried, articles out of the. honfe of E. Gri MARRIED On the sad Infant, Philip Watt-lin, Ffq. of Ham C .mroon, in the ecunty of Surrey. to Mifs Elisabeth Did, of Mary -la- tonne. Monday, at ht. George's. Hanover fquare ' Fredtrick Bevan, to Mifa Buxton , eltle ft daughter of Sir Robert huaton, Van. DIED. • On Wednefday, the a6th infant, of a fever on the brain, John Edward Madocke, Erg. at his hot& in Piccadilly. Prklay fe nnlet. after a lingering inners, the Lev. John Mencr, Minifer of Batelle?, aged 73. On Tuerday. at Dam's Court, Dorieslkirc, the Rev. Sir Jones Hsuham, Bert. aged 10 years. HIGH WATER AT 1.01.D0N BRUIGE To-mortkow - Motbing 33 minutes after 9 Afternoon - - a /pinata after AO .. -~ -- PORtsmoU PM PUBLIC SALE, at the Star and Goter Tavern, Ott Thaddey the td of April, :Soh, at Twelve &Clock, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, for Exportation, els 3o Ca(e* of 14AVANNAH MK: AR. Being part of the Cargo of the American Brig Views, eretdretned as prise to his Makfty's (tip Maraca, J. COLLIN'', Efit. Com minder. For Catalogues and viewing the fame, apply two days before the tale to 10H14 MOYLE, Broker. PORTSMOUTH. FOR PUBLIC SALE, at the Star and Garter Tavern, On Thud',lay the Id of April, Ilion, at Twelve o'Cloek, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, fur Exportation. viz. as Hogßleeds MULL MADDER. Being pan of the Cargo of the Vamiamus Maltreat. N aomi to the Claimants. For Catalogues and Viewing the lime, apply two days before the fele ha JOHN MOYLE, Broker. AM TMPOITANT DISCOVERY. RS. CURRIZaisd Cn. Surgeons, ha oiag for E ° ll B ong kris* of turemidetbeV&llPMEAL DISEASE the of thdr to au. tams* Otte of a, ,arc to 14=y in the Ciaba(* b aw at i gifist fade& for them to oblate doe* see •• *Slam disk of Mercury, for though It =bray *SOO* army sollge of the *sus inks an 4 Cooll _ -4•oBlh7nt keit not le the knit *Jere the wadi. Holm, nr, amitho an tit elossary. it renovates the fyftent in all natural ' paisetel Appetite. and facili tate Dig Nomberkis ' Ira as recent record of the if tda'hloadifik. Ibillibestee sod Wee ibises .40 I! eirsodlinsio bidlba k ebotbsw lir. , , th foi or . Om the ..., ~ . dolo d ot aI • tenei in a deits,fit tt W t y variety of Dikactars isoalwrirece of fhb airy vice, there on mos more iihibeidilleishefesoirtaincio solassurr lee duit WWI fir Bose The smutted, Nicer broods over rg=....19= to Sett relief till it has brought himito Midi's eats of oft is to roMer fife oppreffive. To thole un. beppy Perfons it s be a eeelslllfi tedatinn to know that they Waif sow, by a new and WWI* sole of tresuncet, be reltored to that greatelt of a 3 human bias's, a am& "soly,pad vior ous Coaßitution. Mfrs Currie and Co. may be cootalted by Patients of eller Sim, at their Houk, No. toy, Harm Modes, Perfeally se by letter (polt paid) inclokog a Bask Note. when the neediary ask vice and Medicines will be given or fent to any part of the King. ' does.—Patients in the Country are *quelled to Rate their age and general mode *living. No toy, Hatton Carden. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the ,fiudy, aad.b4.4e gratified by the molt malklorable pr./Ake io that blench which! thought proper to feted, t teat that f have not mutt net soy time thin there who, to the extesseve Gad of tto ma osea9msally immerfe4 in uncertainty, and aspect always utak. that femora which le acquired y emsamintiog tic Intelinflual power to medals of diforders. The &fares of DIBILiTY are ..ceulfuly eftr•Mng for tse. befog with than a train of concomitant froptoms and, by a d preqUa of ail vital energy, esißroce lad? becessa anbittmed Whether trey arife from the prexalvex of ill example, the:loow doe habits of &hoof-boys, or the indagenea of Merwity the* re quire the moll afiluaus profelfional lei l ; het by the ignoesne. of uneducated ram, the fyroptoon setresated. ttie waft tutlrn is 4eftmveet As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLrOase BURG Ira btt I ereund my pretenders' on regularity of educed...a: and toil rho. every prieliege to prelim. I feel myfelf entitled to that aalfoleac with w!...ick I Lave hitherto hcen re tbrety honcer - i. In the Bert 'neatens of load waknes, early qpiteptior wit prev=t tte cahmity of a &Mutat !ram ; but where the fa . ! fez v, trio a conselouniers of the unina.elues of the vice wile: I canted hi. mbforreue Is fearful of the contempt or ecaure or Lir ;1-yeeien and brood. over his Infirmity with careful eo! ccalmeit It melt he ritisfachory he him to be 'Mired not only • eapabiliry of treatment hat *No of the mot/ inekshile Secrecy. And in tee. let Yeaercal Complaints It Is pollible to pm let pu. danger or (Ultras ; to the moil camplicated aka It It th• aequ'n me , t of exclubve experience In thie tine to eifedta fee, email sad P . , eedy re-eftdlifbmesw InfertheMosutageof die trpen-nee to theik of either 'at wh. ar.-.011.901 with any kind of D.IMLITY, of any fymptem. VENEREAL I FECTION, and in all cafes the terms of reins. tie:art-al .re ham! ce. the Gra Mttrilew. . _ _ Par!.yrt . slo d.c eanitry are earedrd to Ind.:ire nk tic to a. to rogoodol to fpoelfythar nee anA vrtann,r or livings MARTIN BR EE, Nf•mber of the Royal College of Surgeons, In I.nndon No. ajt, Arunchl are.% Strand, near Tingle Dar. ^. VT. HITE HANIJB Isu4s ever liven elltereta a -- perfon:l beauty in both Sot ea, wid in Come parts eat Purape. are efferalial to potions of rank. - 1 - la BANDANA PQM?. or 40 - , diart.WaOsing Cakes, putrefies the peculiar propisty of riving 'hr otoft niquinte delicacy of texture, and incorcoivable fairoef , to the hands which are conaantly wanted with this Soap, and dale efforts ate not produced too fu.idenly a+ if by rim, hut gradmilly i by correding all Imperfe6tiocas of the Le. It is by repot/met only that any one ems form itl adequate idea of the foperim escalator teals Soap. A Ciarrtotu—The Public are refpeelfally Inhumed there is a (Palm and dampeners esnoterfeit preparation , eAtel the Ilmdmal Soap, the authors of which have not the andnity to imttate ad undeomeotioned fignattare. Ihe Proprietors, therefore, wrging to protest the Nobility, Gentry, &c from impefitiest, requea' them to agave their Nagai 6 mat ire, Wm. Withers milk their Initials E. E. S. on the label, without which none mine primine. Sold whack& and /tall, at No tap, Strand, Leaden; retail Sg i Mr. Overton, No. 47, New Boad.ftreet; and Mr. Seneen, W. se, Leadcoliall.ftrect, price to each cake. HEALTH:AND LONGEVITY. • Dr. JAMETs ANALEPTIC AND ANTIBILIODS P1L1.t... TE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pi ll 4, as a gegis• rid Priem*. of klieg* is become uoluerld. heat slat ollmsey In that sawsphdosa which continually &barb the lowasel dame; fuel /a e, Hadetdui, lodise/am . ii, and Wier Weak, of dlitilimisel and Bowies; whit& wife from tbel viliatodo of sir`lastelb:Of !sea en Willa tatzsties of • life; and tisefeliflury alliAM ars byway opals. dia - pores by atot,eisd M! Widl , 4 wi ler. th" lt I afar oldsters of essillinio. aot dourplidw e r v i i' sp e is fife nary fluilesable In Woo mid iskagissowl ' • si a aildpillipile f*. elle *mai* . r ailim ailiona time AA= va nit io r d rinrimmiirella d 1, 0 wows , . W ise um malty rare with the hepplak iiiitook hi all es . ..slos of ess Um; as wen as in other Wang 11111 ass. Tynifillaitifyind an by fss; or warns' moms from sandlot allhon. await &wan* haakoSpopriorldamith dads P g will,* wits Isms of ski maidas Ile _ 40 , 180 b Stow Ittle Iwoohl farm a spa valuable Item ip Is WI issigsb. elm oftcs Ward radon any fudtku isiMmollisn, sod revisit the It 1 of a ist a t a ; a s e sy r . • " ca M i r si ldf i and Seas, No. If, St. Pairs Chati‘ot yard. an Ohs L fa,wp '4, Own hoes dill Cana of Cheap. , NA Leadsms sad ISM knsientistlbsola in Brapin•itroas ; Ma. theAsalgek Pitsosios sallik the Sox, or Sir In Oue brae Bell for tl. 0.; and Ow 'AUOIX•111 Pine, price as yd. a !lot. Day he. deded.-..obarmi dim she ItAmds. '.. P. Newbery, No: dp,`Sts - raid's," , — us avowed iwths Swop% - -- . _ 'Cilidifild AIM ItMLILESTING. , • . This doyens pub shed, peke 35. to one volume edam .4 teat goo pia% with an amine Antra of the Author, a New 'Edition (with Additions) of . i‘ , GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, ADVICE yr' both SEXES In • variety of CanOutfts : Emilia, the molt Staple and efilewdoise mated* for doh illf mks wide/ are treated en ender the friinvria; 'cads, vie, ._m ix „, March melee fairSez loads's, or edahr mare ko parents*Guardians Irregsfarit* about the turn *DX =Ms nen* "WM/ Lepro(y, Lime water, . . AntrZsalskliallasil Lanais!! of (plats, Lows •A, weasel. 4616111110efe Ms* s iel* , reak/y conttilatitak DeakAngesr as Mai, Pink to htsampp, _or defeat se *ay. polture of Mod; Illafts of •_ _ . • =hi. or Mask 14 1A str ' wash lik4r dwi r .44' 4". ; • ? -1 . Ittle 'rmrss avemi l"Prill‘Csims ' WWII —Ucla ("el pzlt z t. '""4" aldo.i.u. ' .. . 614444 .• ':4 i it , ....... white& Is Dandfs. Davy stradler Parsphmoods - .!'live Pliskalwir =lifting)** ,a: ~ 4 lkifikl *Smith _ PhYmerreie , mel -, 's venereal Qit i lit cabin oaf! thole often It 'sb m, - ' / • car Sift Ri d i n g on borfetatel DWllintradiii . lidos aril l f Scurvy, S cro f u l a ~ ,,,,,4 ..•,-, : rk. Suppreflon or tlia inatkp . ''‘..l4/ , • hwaonligs r. •sr wind compllsti Symptoms of Primness? Past Athos, or white. • Tea, Temperseee,TinahNey Wh y sm. Goat Tors of UM la the Annus& Mega in the throat . V carry, emeNve, at • . Venereal Meares. Virgins Masks, Voyages by fee, Walking • Shia ' Water, Woduadit Wind . . - ' nainiplaints Windy liquors. Wine. i to isilf. ... . . Women's milk, WOO= hemw rptlenadoe Youth Maim By IL SOLOMON, M. D. . Every pima, young and 'old, &iota purchafe ads book, tbett being family any individual who Is not inter-cited in tome part el It. In pintails: it is recommended to young men and boys; se arty satiation to the lota may fens to guard thews from a Beal teak ee which &militias have (pat. and be the mow of pre. krvba choir hails from dikak, and alto their look, dark asinds, - .4 all • - - m dedrutlios. , tied applicadoe) In woe; vowing; io•fisita of all muss eine and the, advice of the heft Gentlemen o! the Facuhy lam e worfe and worfe, fogies° years. 'I Was teduesel to a &Wee/mat unparalleled and beyond deferiptinn , being an eatfre leper,sad situ rated from Mato foes. My bead. ducat, tahuth, sufes;lelN a/m*4(o.We hum alternately in danger of beaseniug uf. es. lu Ilion, I have had hem as to 30 eat,ng ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight. It would he voluminous to par tiaalarlfe My eafets-fulfiee it to fay, thew never was • or ever will be, bye of a mat dangerous or of • owes compileated ale tore. I was long lookrd upon by my friends, arid imagOod my ! fellioeyoOd all hopetof reeovay, and. indeed, in my then condi tim, death was preferable to my more than miferahle Rite. lo this dreadfitlfitnetion did I drag a inoft mfferable exiltenet,tOlDrvink PROVIBILMCS threw In my way a neWfpaper tuatailnitig the cafe of a Istr.B. of Plymouth—my fries& reed le, I oWeliVslot, I feat and procured come of your LIALIeII PATtIIT PILLS whin`, by slingfroestiou tense , am now, and have long been . (alter more than four years Indeferitiable diftret,), hies god a Rate of health u ever I enjoyed ; we • proof of We, I had a One, thrlvlng,hear-* thy child been to he a few utenths ago. In gratitude us Otte. and hi hopes of modulo( osy fallowsoreatures Crevice, I requit , you to pu:difh this ; and you mar at any time refer psloe., se with to he fatiefied of the oath of this, or further fart.l...iitare, me or my friends, by letterer eerier'. As few rafts for Wands will ever equal mine, and none um. it, thus front experience. every realm t,i allure nua15e.M.. 41 .44.0 your Leas it's Patta they will find a lure, fieedy. tale, moles* * cal cure. 1. Prepared and fold by the Sole Proptietor,Toosea • TAYLOR.. Member of the Royal College at:yet...6min Luoilon at i•ie hoof*, No. y, New Bridge.ltrrat; when he will give Mel e e, t ejthmit'e• lee, to perhint taking there Pills, and will anferer ;silents kit". if port paid, on the fame terms, obferviag jn alleffes the mat feervey, no perfon's name or cafe having been Mentioned, but at their own particular temieß, by the Proprietor, dodos tLe courfe of more than 36 years, that he hashed theemodoeting if an extenlive foie of the about kleilia.na, mid the pradese straw; therefrom. They are alfo fd I, Ity,Ms hppoihtment• for the coßyentene9 dude flying at a *awe, brfetrellesteriluith-htldge,fidintureb, Mr. Mannino, pettier, allafgster, to wheel ago Mr. refers for his address; at the PerFormets 01 Di Ss. alllan's &IN, PO' Map; Mr. itobertfon'a oy : fliv, No. i.o,fsird-fkrem: , /,lr Difbo:ough's, No. 7, Fifb•ArtetAifi, nearly nprolie the ". . Te bbe mrnt ; Mr. Stell'it, book(; Iler,'Ne. t; Union vow. Little siersal . - hill; Mr. Callweli's. Dublin t seed My ono 'raglan inequity eitairiblt • able town in Unit Beloit+ and Ireland• in bone ain't euh, crated up •• Wlth full and plain Merano., whereby pethear of either fez may cum themfelygewith tile and Cgetvay. LONDON: Printed And publithrd by LeVIL KUM' (0 Cur. tarbury•place, Lambeth). at the Oral Orem,. No s , Cile•A• drat. Publiled a:fia at the STAR Vinci ,TentYte Llar sad all their &whits from dritiaeiloa. Ladder : Printed for the Author, and fad by H. D. SyMonds, Patertioke‘row, and Mrs. Mathews, Strand; Duplale, Dubße IlastattEdiabewot Hely:Cot ; Magee. Whitt ; and by all °that licadaldistlitUrieWaa al Praviacial Newfpapers in the Unite& g Ois. aoly, dellyared free of carriage. TO% TAYLOR, Surgeou,No. y, New aritivAtraict, Wan. stir, Edinburgh, May s, ;Soo, IN the fpriag of t 7 94 I woo afilieled with a iihn*a real Complaint, which 1 treated with Indifference tor, Asa months; bht was then obliged to apply to a regular Playbelendalin pot a temporary ' Rop an the virulence of the &teak (by ,nberell. rial applicadois) for Come time; but growing, ha fpita of all moil- - - - By That of a Commiflion of Appralfernent ind Sale. from the ' High Court of Admiralty of England, addreffed to N. B. Rachay, Efg. FOR PUBLIC SALE, '• ' • , At the Star aid Garter Tama, Portfmoutb, on Thera,* BO 34 of April, t Soto. . . THE FOLLOWING GOODS... for Expertalion, vie. 6o /Bids. Snuff is Bales Rua' Leather : it HAIL. of Roll Leaf and Cut s Hogßead Madder Tobacco 3 Dina Orland liwidd Wohad . la Bake Ditto 4 Colin Email 13 Cafe+ Ditto a Hilda Diable Relined s Cafes of Tobacco Pipes 6 Calla Vitriol • . 3 Cafes and t Hhd. Paper and s Ditto Iran Wire 6 Calks Hogs Brain Being part of the Carr lithe VSNORMUS AVENTUtt. detain& by hia 144 My's gamobrig DARSII•• Per Catalogues and further particulars qply two days before the tale, to JOHN MOYLE, Broker. Si. B. The &eased Tobacco to be delivered to the prehafers at Cowes. NAVIGABLE CANAL, LIVERPOOL BOOTLE WATER WORKS, COPPER AND LEAD MINE SHARES, CITY BOND., Re.—MQNTHLY SALE. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOTT, Oa Thad*, the 3d of Apr% at Twelve ta'Cleek, at Garraway's, Change- Alley, London, THE L e a ps and LIVILIPOOL NAVICIATIONTen ShaWa. The Dividends are at prefent 8L pet Share, but will oertaialy inertia*. The Stafordaire sad Wareeftesfhire Navigation —Two Shaw' In this ettahlifited Canal, from the Grand Trunk to the River Severn, One of the axe Iteaday produaive Concerns of its dais, the Dividends lilt year amousted to 364. per Share Nett, and oz. peited to literati* Shane in the Grand lunales, Mitten and Oldham, Ptak Pettit and Rochdale Canals.' The Tariffs& Mineral Canal, Devon--Three Shares In this Valuable Cowan, mute sear tie Crownibte Mine, expeded to be romper WW2. The U. Duke Copper end Lad Maa—.Three Shires, lituate on re t ti llarer Tavy, near Tavitiock, a quantity of Ore has been Pearlikeree le the Liverpool Bootle Water Works, and Three Ilinenientidint OMNI Decease@ of oral. yol. and eel. bearing 5 per Cant. Warta. .I'we City of Leettlen Bands of 100/ inch, bearing 5 par Cent. Partictabre at the Royal noel, at' Liverpool ; the New Hotel, at linsiagheas ; at Hetehat'a Head, Pfetaaly ; at GarrewaY's and of Mr. Scott, New Befehirafitwa. Ueda& To be COLD by 'AUCTION, by Mr. DENEW In we Let, at Free Metwee Tavern, London. on Monday the 3tB of March lidlooton Twelve oT/oek, (fotie& to loch Con *Wong se we Aim ba pardeced), A COMPACT . Freithild Faro, caned COLE h. STRUT, Willbatt at a balleiw or Derdlb4l Wank So, Seen% Oilboolok awdee,aed Word, wide even Claw 'Mak. Wader welfa*sea Latnelale wteds by holrne2o AereipoOre Or We two L. :! .e.hwde and Outdone held iwthr a Root ler two U,.. . all. Pretitiles on Smut M Ma *ND Of Mal Stair, near Peftlibw, In the Courq et Dade, sod ato oceepled by Mr. David Thitiki'm TePiat a& Wia. latdter yinsiy rent ef e win Own the Proallwon f bailor plenklbatt apply to Main. Taltattedle,ballebera, Arsylldbut, Donn 1. or to Charles hawk., Shaftabory.