Star. — London, England, 1812-02-18 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. 711EA7RE.c. Covmr-GAnnEN-Tußxrat.—The Virgin of the Sun, followed by Harlequin and Padmanaba, was repeated last night. This Harlequinade is extremely amusing altogether, but GIUNI ALM is the Hamlet of the play." 17n the bang.up scene, after harnessing his dogs, and dressing himself in the caricatured costume of a fa shionable charioteer, just as he was springing into the dickey, a new thought seemed to strike him ; he perceived a want in the same place where a certain remarkable personage had already perceived one, and he supplied it in the same manner. After 'a short search, he returned to his team with three code, two of which I.e stuck upon the harness of the dogs, and the third urn his hat. This new touch of satire was received with infinite merriment by the whole house. 11avir THEATRE.—Saturday evening Mr. BETTY (formerly the rorag Rarciu.r) made his appearance at this Theatre, in the character of the Earl af Emu, and was very favourably received. The burst of ac clamation which followed his reproof to the Cour. tiers, in tie third act, retarded the performance for some minutes. ADMIRALTY-COURT, FEBRUARY IS. Reindeer, Roden moster. This vessel, 'under Prussian colours, laden with cheese, &c. was captured while on a voyage from Norden to London.—Ship, cheese, and master's private adventure, restored, with :reight and expences.—The other articles reserved for further consideration. PANTHEON.,- Saturday night, the Subscribers to the new Opera Establishment at this Theatre, and their friends were gratified with an undressed rehear sal of singing and dancing, preparatory to the public opening of the regular Season. The doors were open ed at eight o'clock, and the house was soon complete ly filled by a fashionable and well-dressed audience. Precisely at 9 O'clock Signor TRAN TO, the Composer, ni peat% d on the Stage, and gave directions to the Or chestra to strike up' GonSave the King.' Theprincipal male andie male Singers, among whom were Mesdames BEUTIN 01 I 1 and Cot Lwr,with SigiIOrSCAAPVINI and FiKliEn, then came forward, and each sung a verse of that truly popular and loyal air, with exquisite taste, amid the cheers of the audience. 'Their enun ciation of the words was distinct and articulate, nor could we perceive much of the foreign accent—A Very pretty Overture, composed by Signor Tatatim, followed, and the Singers were then brought forward in succession to give a display of their powers. BER• TiNCNTI sung the Maid of Lodi with the original ha tan words; with that mixed pathos and simplicity, which is so requisite to ensure success to a Ballad competition. Her voice was in fine order. The graceful C0u.121 next made her appearance, and gratified the audience with some of her favourite airs. Her voice, like that of our favourite English (linger, 'Mrs. Bj.ANo, is leCulifte to herself. It pos sesses all that fullness of melody.and fiimness of tone, which nature alone and not science can confer. At the King's Theatre CoLitgr was always a favou rite, and it must be pleasing to her admirers to find that her talents are likely to be once more duly ap. preciatcd. FISCHER, the new male singer, possesses a fine deep-toned manly. bass voice, and is likely to become a valuable supporter of the establishment.— The merits of Signors CAL.vINI and BERTINI are al ready known ; the former executed a duet with Ma dame BERTINOTTI, which was rapturously encored. A rehearsal of a Ballet concluded the entertainment : the light It oted corps was numerous and complete,and Fare a favourable specimen of grace and agility . .— .ITc House is uncommonly elegant ; the decorations are silendid, and die front or body of the House re. aerobics greatly that of the King's Theatre, but the stage It Intich smaller. The roof exhibits a lull view of Apollo 2:nd the nine Muses in the full exercise of their fabtilous . vocations, and is altogether a font painting. The stage curtain is crimson, which gives a magnifi. cent appearance to the proscenium, but it is perhaps huitful to the visual organs of an audience. In the' course of the afternoon of Saturday, the Lord Cham berlain removed all doubts as to the legali:y of the future licence, by granting a new one, with ample privileges. The Performers were therefore in high spirits and went through their rehearsal literally con j gmore. L'Eleonore, Rebaux muter.—This vessel, under French colours, in ballast, was considered as a French tish ing-vessel. —Restored, subject to c aptors'expences. Pieter, Bruwer master.—This vessel, under Dutch colours, laden with pitch and tar, was coming from Archangel to this county;-.—Further proof required. Alexandria, and its Dependencies.— In this case a parcel of goods, which stood over for adjudication, were condemned. Mortyn, Pearson master.—This was a case of re capture.—One-eighth salvage decreed. La Necessite.—This was a question respecting a quantity of dollars, which were taken out of a French frigate —Restored, subject to 1-Bth salvage. COURT OF COMMON PI.EAS, FEB. 14. APPRENTICES TO TILE SEA SERVICE.-THE GOVERNORS OF CItI.:ENNVICH HOSPITAL V. SPIVOR. Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD stated, that this was an action brought against the surety of a bond, and the object was to prevent a practice which had lately prevailed, to the injury of the public and naval ser vice. The Commissioners of Greenwich Hospital, among other duties, had hound out lads as appren tices to sea-faring persons, on such persons entering into a bond that the boys shall serve in that situation. One .of the objects was to afford a supply of lads to servo as sailors in the merchant service, or in the Royal Navy, therefore, they bound them out to be taught the art of navigation, and no person was to have dirge boys for any other pUrpose. Instead of taking them out to sea, the boys.had rften been tip ned over to somebody else, and consequently the ob ject cf benefit to the country was defeated. The Com missioners, in the present case, had brought their ac tion against one of the sureties of a bond, because a lad, of the name of W. Finley, who had been bound fore sea service, had been since bound apprentice to r. Bazier, an engraver, in Chancery-lane. The grand question •was, whether the surety was an swerable in the penalty of the bond (R5O) fur the breach of it. 'NAV EST& —An Inquest was lately held at Dinton, on the body of Elizabeth Yates, five' years old, who, in the absence ef her mother, lighted a furze faggot, and-set,, ire to her clothes ; when a brother, seven years cld, endeavoured to relieve his sister, but unfor tunately adopted a wrong step. for, sei z i ng t h e bel lOWs, he attempted to blow out the flames, and there by made them burn the fiercer. In the end the poor child was so much burnt, that she expired shortly after. Verdict— r Accidental dcath. Yesterday, a Miss Tollens was knocked d own b y the pole of a hackney -coach, while attempting to' civet from Bridge:street. Blackiriars. The horses were stopped in time to prevent their passiog over her, lust she was so much bruised from the concussion gat' serious apprehensions are entertained for her life. She *was conveyed to.the house of her father in Black. friars-road. Mr. Serjeant LEN'S, in behalf of the defendant, cm - tended that this action was unncessary, another action having been brought in the King's Beuch against the other surety, who was the person most guilty of the breach of the bond, by putting out the boy to an en graver instead of the sea. Sir. J. MANSFIELD chserved—When these Gentle men bind out boys to fit them for the :ca, it is proper that they shoultl be employed in the naval service, And it is abominable that persons who take them should pursue a different course, which cannot bene fit the public. There is in this case ground for da mages to be given by a Jury, and the damages should be the penalty of the bond ; that is the only way to put an end to this practice. Mr. Seijeant LENS said, it would not be humane' to take the full amount of the penalty. Jt,noz—Be that as it may, it will be the way of making sureties take care that apprentices are pro perly disposed of. The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—Da masts a'af. ARCHES COURT, FEB. IS. Lon) V. BOY D. This was a cause of divorce, brought by C. Boyd, Esq. against Isabella, his wife, on the ground of ;adultery. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd were married August 29, 1 ;07, and cohabited together as man and wife till the latter end of 1809, when she quitted her hus band's house, in Sidinouth.street, having ,forrn7d a connection with a Mr. White, a gentleman re , ,ilcrit in Millman -street'; and, during the absence of Mr. Boyd, who belonged to the Custom-house, they b e. Trendy walked out together ; on one occasion they Went to a brothel in Chandos-street, where they had a private room ; 'and, on another occasion, Mrs. B. war seen to go into the same house, where M:. B. immediately went, and caught her coming down stairs; when she exclaimed, 4I How did you suspect me i" to which he answered, « I have suspected you some time." it further appeared, that Mr. B. ob tained a verdict of £2OO in the Court of King's l Bench against Mr. White. On the part of Mrs. B. a plea of iecrinaination was put in. Threvidence having been read, the Counsel on behalf of Mr. Boyd, stated, that not conceiving any part of the defence offered by Mrs. Boyd to be sup ported by the evidence examined on her allegation, he should not think it right to detain the Court by, entering into tie particulars of evidence. The Judge, thereupon stated, that there was full proof of the adultery between Mrs. Boyd and Mr. White. Two kinds of defence have been set up— recrimination and inattention on the part of the hus band, neither of which have been made out in the slightest degree. I can therefore hardly express in terms strong enough, the disapprobation of the Court at such a defence, and mast pronounce for the sepa ration, as prayed. --, A melancholy accident happened at Cetterstock, ewer dondel, on Tuesday last. The road being in undated, Mr. Rickett, mina., of that. place, sent a nun in his employ with a horse, to fetch a fellow. servant over the water. Both men had mounted, and 'were proceeding finward, when the horse and its riders suddenly disappeared—the former got out, but the men were drowned. Wednesday evening, about nine o'clock, John Wil liams, an English sailor, was knocked down and rob bed, on the - Ptiint, Portsmouth, by three foreigners, named Manuel Soto, Manuel G orne , an d F ra n c i sco I At the October Term of St. Jago de la Vega, in Schea. After having knocked hi m d own , one o f Jamaica, there were 2000 causes for trial, whi c h oe -1 them (Manuel Soto) stead on his neck, while the cupied the Court five hours in calling over. ethers rubbed him of his pock et b oo k, an d str i ppe d Lately at Bergen, in N orwa y, i n consequence o f him of his jacket, comforter, an d h at , w i t h w h ic h i the heavy rains, an enormo u s stone w a s d etac h e d f rom a mountain, and crushed 49 pe rsons to d eat h. they.tan oft, leaviag the poo r f e ll ow bleeding pro. fu s ely from several wounds on t h e h ea d, S te . O n A heavy storm fell at ()adore, in the East Indies, an ataliu heing given, tl?ey were pursued by Mr. , on the Bth of May. Many of th e h a il- stones we r e an - inch square, and others, in shape and size, resembled Cole and other constables, who se cure d t h em i n a Louse at the back of the Point, with all the property . the egg of a sparrow. An alligator was snot at Gha z ep oore by an o ff icer in their possession. they were commi tte d to Win- I chester gaol, to take their trial at th e next A ss i zes .. 1 of the 67th regiment, which w as 29 f eet i n l engt h, and .seven in circumference. In the stomach were The gardner and footman of Jon); WINDER, Esq. i of Veynor-park, Montgomeryshire, h ave b een com- I of two ail iren, and more than 20 sto nes , swallowed found several half-digested hum a n limb s , t h e h ea d s mi red for trial ou charges of robbi ng t h e i r master ' s cellar. Having access . to a room over the cellar, they to assist digestion. A boat arrived on Friday last at Folkston, with had cut a trap-door late enough to obtain entrance, two American sAlors from Freport, who report that and bad fur .the last eighteen months been actin g I I an order has been issued by th e E m p eror to arrest High Lye &law stairs alter the family retired to rest . all able seamen from on board th e F renc h p r i vateers Two, hundred and thirty bottles of wine, besides r trm as they p enter the variousports and roadsteads, and and brattly,.are ascertained to be missi ng ; a d ozen of Old, sherry was found buri e d in th e gar d en . that they are immediately orde r ed on board the ships fitting in the Scheldt. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL 14ARKL I. Beef 4s Ott to 5s 4d Veal 41 8d to 7s bd Mutton 41 Oil v.) 5s Od Pork is the to 64 Od PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags• Pockets. Kent 41 6s to 61 10, Kent 41 101 to 71 15 SUMICX 41 Os to 61 Os Sussex 41 Os to 6 1 10a PRICE OF HAX AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay 41 Os to 51 St New Clover 51 Os to 61 Os New Hay 111 Os to 01 Os bt raw Os to ul los LISIZARD Felt—Fat cattle sold well for the fainter: leS 541 per Cwt. There were but few shetp, and the sale heavy. WoaCirrraz—At the Toll Free Market there was a large chew of fat and other cattle, the prices of which were rather era t►e decline, and many were driven away unsold. Vary few sheep. HIGH WAIER. Al LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOIWOW. M0rning.......... ..... 59 minutes after 6 Afternoon l9 minutes after 7 DIE 1). On Frithy, the 14th inst. at ClAphan3. the Wife pf Lieutenant CoLinel Lya aged 41. 1 . . . . . At Haivi4., - on the 30th ult. Mrs. Janet ackam, wile of Captain Irwin, Royal Navy. l'hursday mart I in Dukestreet, Portland -1 bee; Ma4or- Gincral Charles Vtham Este, Lieuter.ant-Uovernor Carude, in the Tith year of his age. Lately, at Bristol Hot Wells Mr.. Curtis, w.fe of the Rt.v. Wm. Curtis, of Wrestlingworth, Bedfordshire. Tuesday, in the prime of lite, Mr. WiLliam Pinder, Soticitcr, of Wastage, Berkshire. '1 uesdai nigh. at Ws house In Cavendish-square, J o h n L ang .. ston, Esq. of Jar:iden House, Uaford•bire. a-urday last, from the effects of an accident, in being thr iron out of a gig, in his 14th year, Wager, ynuugest son ut the late J. P. Allix, i.,q. of Svr.iff ham Hodse, Canewidgeshire. At his lodgings on the South Parade, Bath, Vice-Admiral Lumsdaii e. Fl tilay se'nnight at Sheernen, Mr. Georg e Cl ar k son, o f t h e Fountain Hotel, deeerness. muRnR. Yesterday se'nnight. about half after seven o'clock in the evennig, as Mr. Joseph blycock, a respectable farmer at Slate House, in the parish Ham, near Ashborne, Staffordshire, was sitting by his fire-side, with his wife and two women servants in the same room, some villain fired a gun loaded with two balls through the window, and shot Mr. Mycock in the right side, and caused his instant death. No clue has been discovered that is likely to lead to the detection of the perpetrator of this horrid deed. Thursday evening, in the Bite at Exmouth, after 1 the crew of the Venus, H. Richards master, had re tired to rest, two of the crew, one of whom is a w I e icl inun , an d t h e ot h er a F renc h man w h o h a d b een a prisoner of war in this country, but suffered to enter the English service, arose from their cabins, plan dered the sloop of all the wearing apparel they could come at, stole the boat, went on board a pilot sloop then in the Bite, cut her cable, and in getting under weigh ran her on shore at high water mark. 1 heir Idesiga being thus frustrated, they made off for Chud leigh, where they have since been taken into custody, the Frenchman confessing their intentions were to make their 'escape to France. They are, however,' committed to the high gaol, Devon, to take their trials fur the robbery. A most daring gang of thieves and receivers of stolen good has been discovered and broken up, in the neighbourhood of Abergavenny and Crickhowell. They consisted principally of men employed at the iron-works in that district, of whom five have been committed to Brecon-gaol, and two to Monmouth,• charged with offences in the respective counties. A constable atCrickhowell had very minutely exam:ned tie house of one of the parties suspected of receiving i the goods, when, upon sitting down in the Lowe. ap trtment, he thought one of the flag stones moved This induced a farther search, and on removing some of the stones, he found concealed, in a place curiously constructed for the purpose, a large quantity of shop ' goods of every description. The persons committed at Brecon, are Isaac Powell, alias Skey, alias Hoy. Ikey ' • John Heath, alias Hampshire Jack ; and John and Mary Baldwin. To Medical Men of all descriptions, residing in i any of the Provincial Cities or Towns in the United iKingdom.-.•-BARIVETT GLEST thinks it necessary to inform them, in order to save trouble an d expellee of I postage, he sells his Medicines for ready money only ; but they may be had from any of the respectable wholesale houses in town (which sell Medicines) and ; receive from them such a discount as wig be found unusually liberal, on quantities net less than one dozen of any of his undermentioned new-invented Chymical Preparations : the Guestonian Lotion, for Gout, Ste. Guestonian Pills, for Gout, &c. Guestonian Bilious' Pills, Guestonian Nervous Pills, Guestonian Asthma tic and Consumptive Pills, GuestonianTooth.powder, ' which cures the Scurvy, and prevents the Tooth-ach, 1 Guestonian Tooth-powder, which cures the S curv y, l and gives the Teeth a most beautiful colour, W e l come Guest, which cures all .descriptions of Tooth-ach, ' Face-ach, Ear-ach, and Gum biles.—An extract from this pamphlet may be seen in the STAR Newspapers, from July, 1811, to January, 1812. The value of Dr. FRUENIAVS GUTTA SAINTARiS has been so long proved, that nothing of the present' day can bear a competition with it, in all the diffe rent stages of a certain disease, which it effectually cures and eradicates from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and exposure that attends saliva. tion—without debilitating the constitution in any de gree, or even requiring confinement from business or ; restriction of diet. The radical virtues of t h ese i nes -1 timable Drops have proved their claim to public an. probation for more than 3O years. In all the debility of both sexes they prove a never-failing restorative— whether the debility is produced by too free use of mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm climate• To tragieders and those going abroad, they cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will re ceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all old stubborn gleets, and every weakness that affects the( bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many 1 women have become mothers, who f or man y y ears ' had been deprived of that happiness.—Sol d wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Belam and Sharp, Portsmouth • Hall and Johnson, Gosp ort ; All nutt , Weston, M allory, and Jones, Portsea ; Trewman, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert, and Hol land, Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and Mac donald, Glasgow; Smith, Manderston, Slott, and Cargill, Edinburgh; Crutwell, Bath ; Huss and Peek, Hull ; Gregson and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott add Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; Edwards and Penny, Liverpool ; and most Medicine Venders, in bottles, at 2s. 9d. 4s. 6d. & 225. SOUTRAMPTOM. FOR. SAI.E BY A1.14.3 . 1,W, At the Ctstom Howe, in this Port, on Friday, the 21st Fantasy 181 r, at Eleven o'Clock in the Fixeconn, T HE FOLLOWING GOODS, vi m . Stellipe4 of Spanish Red Wine, which have bens ma x i and legally condensned, and may be viewed and taittd Majesty's Warehouse two days before the Sal-. Also, a CARGO of SLATES, vl . t. 7000 Duchesses, 5000 Countesses, 4000 Lairs, and 20 Tons of Rag, 'Which having been entered under Value, are taken by m e Male y's Officers of the Customs, and,pre now to be pebbu r sold for the use of the Crown, pursuant to Law and aa Of dor front the Honourable Cu MMild ioneri of his Majesty' s cuitoni, At the Custom House, Deal, on Monday, the 2lth day e l r o bruary, 1012, at Two o'Clock i n t h e Af ternoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in sundry L is% VIZ: 80 Gallons Spirits of Brandy, and 41 GAlions Genera, of legal strength for Dealers. 7 Gallant Brandy, ani 68 Gallons Genera, rot of levsl strength for Dealers. 28 lbs. Black Tea (damaged) -22.5 lbs. Green Tel 1 Thread Lace Veil-10 East Intl4l4ludin Gow n , 2 East India Kislin Shawls-2s Ditto Habit akuts Gold 'Bar, weight about 80os. £4O Pieces Foreign Gold Cain weight about %oz. 129 Ditto ditto Silver ditto. Which may be viewed on the biornlng of the day of S t i, Twenty-five per CenL will be required as a De;esa. At the Custom House, Dover, on Tuna), tbellSch d a g February, 1812. ac One o'Clock in tbr Memos'. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, i n S u ndry L via.-30 Gallons &reign spirit. 40 Gallons Ram, and 154 Gallons Geneva, of legal strength for Dealers. 40 lbs. Black Tes—i7curt. 2srs Sak 11 oz. 16 dwts. Golf Bullion-23 East India Shawls East India Cravats-2 Pieces East India Mu. la (Larked) 6 Pieces East ludia Mus'in (plain) Ivory, 1 Tortotseohtll, and 4 'Wood Fars, 1 Ivory lion; 6 Silver Purses; 3 Corneliaa Necklaces; Yards Thread Lace, Which may b. viewed the Day before and on the Manau s i t the Day of Sale. • N. B. Twenty- fi;-e per Cent. still be reqt.ired as a Dept, YO RIC.? HIM LARGE AND VALUABLE MANORS, R4CTORVES, &go ESTAtE;I, To be sold In Lonion, and at Beverley, In Yortegre. On Friday, the ields day of Mar Ch neat, at Twelve, at tut Ate. Lion Mart, in the City of London, in Fly. Lots, THE MANORS of BENTLEY and SPEETON; the Advowsan of the Chapel of Spruill, and Amerilltrisp hold, and in part 'Ft:he-free Harms and lands (sei:ll laild•tsa ft , deemed), contsinhag about 4140 acres, si•oased in Ilen ton, Manton, Filey, Hornsea, and Dumsington, in :ne Lest Rides of the County of York. And in the M.noth of May next, Win be 5..14 by Auct'ats,r fis Beverley Aral% Inn, in the Town of BeeerlLy, in Ike °any of York, in Twenty-is:vv.) Lots, The MANOR of ELS N WICK. and several lototh i ii, and in part lithe-free Farms and Lands (with Ltni-tat rAewei), containing about 600 acres situatcl at L sternw.ch, EVey , M 1. crutt, Cherry Burton, South I)a'ton, Seataa Russ Dinahlaw, Marton, 14ornu a , aid Rrigbtuu: together with the Varga* Advawson of the Rectory of Leaven, is Hohkrnmst lei dm the Tithes of certain Lands, contain!ng about 1,7u0 serval. Hurnsea Burton, Woadtuanny, Thearne, Weel, Storia t i Leek holm, and sficiton, in the East Riding of the County of Tat. Particulats or those Estates to be sold in London w.O ben* by the 20th of February; and way b: had by apply.ng to Mew+. graham, Kinderley, and Do:will; Soli:stars. Li:takes Lea d.m ; Benjamin Handley, Esq. &calor'', Lincolnslurt• Moab. Bl.ck and Chapman, I.and Agents, Middle femplak44 ; ard* 1' o wnseud,Esq. Newbury, B ir ks ; and /. Int Lockwood, Beverley. DR. FOTHER/M.L'S NERV . OUS CORDIAL DROPS. ' I 'HE latent cause of Nervous Disord ets li es ia IS impure stye of the animal juices, which instead of its id& ing ard, supporting the principle of id:, irritate and &ropes nervous fibres; this produces various complaints of a rdassilis. bit, the animal spirits not being supported, Hypochondria, a liysteric affections arise, and from this diseased stale dadaist proceed the various maladies that embitter life, mar everytsvint enjoyment, and cut time thread of existence by a prensatunistsy. For these disorders Dr. FOT all tames Nervous Contialanp have been found the best remedy, the most powerful re and reanimating medicine. It has been proved an Infallible." for those whose health has been injured in ware climates, wbr close attention to business, and a sedentary life. hs powers been fully confirm,d in those infirmities which attack tbs of either sex, and too often prematurely produce old age mid the weaknesses connected with it. No nsedic.ne paeans general restorative qualities, or so well adaptsd to every this valetudinarians; the cold nerves and weak niuwles of habits are warnezd, animated, and confirmed ; by them the acquire fresh v:guur, the ex:iauste.! veins are filed wick rich healthy juices, the spi its drooping and languid, become rein and exldlira'ed, the different fuuctioas of appetite and digests are promoted by it, and the whole constitution receives sew If and strength. This grand restoralve of health cannot bar mended with too much eagerness to the female sex, is tit and highly nervous taste which is known to succeed thildbell those peculiar indi,positions of the sex, which, by wart of sr Lion, are apt to prosluce the most fatal and lingering discuss, i even death Eself. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's. No. 4, Clwaysii corner of Naternost, r.row, London ; and by most swum Mal sine Venders in ::very town, in battles, at 41.4 d. sad BY HIS MAI lATY ROYAL urrEas L EA KE's Genuine PILLS, so justly ling 4 their superior efficacy in curing every degree mitopl of the Ventres' Distase, :lie Scurvy. &c. without pith/ restraiat of diet, is an easy, expeditious, safe, Ed eZl i ner. One small t:s:cless 1111 is a dose. its operades üble, and requiring no particular attention. In i 3 days they gei.erally cure those cruel Dissidettli where they fail in that time of pea racily mowing Ina* 68 dent has the happy assurance that kg or shy is at the see et 64 so restored. let the degree of maligrancyhe ever so gr!rt. It is an excelency peculiar to these kills, to make filet the complaining part, and enter Into contest with thrall= matter, which Wry speedily dislodge and repot. They will rid by etperienca to be a preserver of health, as wt .:1 sisal err, by taking only eight sit.3le Ms spring and Lillie eIWY Po In short, one Patentee bus this extraordinary oblitaties to do' that whatever hr promised himself front than, they *Wow ° felbl and exceed, as though impatient of tuunortal aal tithm Gala These Pills are most worthy a place to the oboe* Masters and Captains of Ships; the more so, fa: that *if g keep good in all climates any le::eth of dine, and that 11 0 11 11 now borne die test of mar 60 y-ars, catty tacrasing 6ll . themselves, rid honour to their author, insomuch LWOW,' last eight years they have radically cured upwards dike. , eons, many of whom had been discliarsed from Hoehili v salivation had been frequently repeated, and all ocher made use of w Klima effect. MM. _ Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor. Toolia • Member of the Royal College of Surgeous in Lendoo.ot ) SO. 9, Nov Etilg :.orret; svhere be will sire odrbar Pus, to rrsons takmg these :' ills, and will =roe Pail tt•ri, if post-paid, on the same terms, observing in al Must inviolable secrecy, no petioles name or We Iseele mentioned, but at their own parti cu lar request, by die. , A du'ling the course of more than 40 years, that he his Me ducting of an extensive sale of the above msik.t.4 odda . Lice arising therefrom. They are also sold, by his appoinnntmt, at the , SS, St. Alloarefretreet, Pall-mall ; the T 146 "oy-shoP, "_.e . ford-street; Mr. Disborough's, Nu. 7, listi-oreet-liills oe " opposite the Monument; and by one Person mossy town in England, Ste. in Boles of only Ys. 9d. each. with full and plain direciions whereby persons of WNW Ns cure themselves with ease and secrecy. N.B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sesledup in jffi w c h e ich ., ,b .r. y i fa .a r y o l u or rf the , o tio. Co 9,N tu ew nti ßrid‘ ssiona c y art is p ft. nowd. i. ow ° 11. .. felony. ---..----..-31C1 LUND- N s P ... d ' - (Kr, _ ,_ • , Lays,. se the St plibllshed turn ► ~- _ .' c . a 3 P 1 a 2 1 N fo et T % as 1 J. ' ao• ( Di 1 06 ing .t, id . H fa pril 1 t gill 'ail rt' Nii PI volko M ty Ova. X bi T a ,1 ' 10,