Star. — London, England, 1806-12-06 00:00:00

A is • tot thi et, Fa thi ale WA WI . • I of qo no It GI tetl cid tit; th. 411 it lel VA DJ liV 3'n as IG Cc Itz Tel BV. go hi at . fo PS r ni di C fi te fE it Sc fel ?V ME SDffOlt Of TIM sta. Sra—An article having appeared in your Paper. awing. from motives too tobvirars to be tniftaken, and too malignant to leave any donht as to their fource, , hat I was limited at at, OWN ripe/ by the Polic e OFfi• Ire, in crMfequence of a letter which 1 fent to Sir 'assets BURDIATT, I think it my duty to declare, tat the Iletement is Liter& falfi. I have this day ticertained. that the warrant for my apprehenfron /as al mallthoted before the letter alluded to had been written. All that I have, at prefent to add is, that I am to this moment unacquainted With the name of the per fon on whole information thawarrant in lurflion was iffped ; and I Wear* declare, that no pedant whatever, coonefted with me, knew that T had written to Sir FRINCIS BURDIITT, *WV the imiletnan who kinJly took charge of my letter. I 'tilt that you sill do me the jollier to infers this de. 'elation in your Paper, and thonld any future co, mates uphill me be inferred, either by the anther. ity of Sir FRAMCV3 BtllttllTT or of his affncierer, tat you will allow me the Orden of relining them. I atn. Sir, your obedient humble fervent. s, Straza, Monday deg. M. It. rout. • 90 VIE SDITOR Of 1 SilR. norttand. area, December 4. IBA Ste—A latement having appeared in the *rem g papers of this day, finned by Captain Clitherow, cfp.Oing what paired at a meeting between Lieute. nat.; General Burton and Mr. Wharton, and which flrement leaves the public too much in the dark re vive rn the tranfafti. n, I take the liberty to requeft 'n u will infert in yimr paper the following Itatement s early as you conveniently can: On the tath day often month, Major General Efie eceived a teeter from Mr.. Wharton, %tote in the 7c.unty of Durham, requeßing him to call on Lieu mane General Burton, in Upper Drooklreet, to :quire tonic explanatir.n on the•folijed of en attack made on Mr. Wh a rton's charade', in his Addrefs to the Freemen of Betterky (rand that in oak redid' could nor be' oltralned, that he wnisld aft a. his friend, at any meeting he lhould fir wide the General. On the f ellowing day M.jnr General Elie called at General lientou'a, and, alter espinining the nature of has edit, he ter:incited General Barton would in• form him on what round he had founded the if. perfion alluded to. General Burton not choofing comply un this head, General Elle defiled peroration co read Mr. Wharton's tiarement on the inbjetl, fupprefed In have Isccafioned it ; which paper being read, General Boston laid, that he could by no means agree to Mr. Wharton's flaternent, hut &fired it might be read a fecond time, when Gene fel Burton mule hisoblarerations upon te•l4 paragraph. General Elie then uhferved, that admitting the *bole of the General's robtervalinns to lee founded, pet be did me conceive General Burton to be jtitti fled in the public attack he I‘..J made on Ur. Whar. ton's character : that the offence being of a mutate nature, a breach of a p.iva e agreement. atonement (build have been fiught in a to tame fralilltf, before it had been oared upon in a public one ; and untrea ted General Burton to cnnfult Come le iend, whole nn. bleared mina would give it a•fair eonfidereeion. Ge• octal Burton declined every thing of the kind. Ge meal Vie then requelied General Burton to take e , few hours cnoaderation on what had paired, and he would again call foe hi, dere' utination. General Bolton replied, there was not the lean occafi le for giving fuck !trouble, it hie mind teas Seed on the giving tuck iuuhhe, it his mind wa fixed on the lunjet ; that the publication had by no means been rhally one, but was the offspring of firing reflation, many days after the clarion ended. General Erie list preffed a recontideration of the matter. in order to prevent his pro ceding to the very dibsgreeehle tail; enjoined him by his f iend, Mr. Whartnn. When General Burton, fixed to his principle, dcfned him to proceed. General File then read the following, prof...l'l6ms, as received from Mr. Wharton : n That G 1 Burton. as a man of jallice and htmour, flentild again addicts the Freemen ..f Bever. ley, and rev:laint them, that upon further enquiry I e find. hinifelf mistaken in the opiriion he had formed of the behaviour of his late colleague at the WI elec -;,,0, nod nn longer aleribes to him the conelail be bed im - pused to him." Or, That up - •n tine [her enquiry into the trent:olone of the late EleOion, he finds the rs, Minn he had formed of the conduct of his late Colleague, their prelim iteprefentaiive, was erronerm.." General Burton declared lie not agree to any filch tOropolitions. General Elle having been embroiled by Mr. Wharton to accept any acknnw ledgment he might think fuffieitro, General Elle propoled that General Bodeen fhould draw up any propolirion that lie libelled* would accede to, in or der to pi event the delivery of a vicarage enjoined to General Elle. in cafe no proper conciliation was of. feted. Ggneral Burton Lid, that he thould not do a , y thing of the kind. that he mull abide by his mein an, and was well adore dist he was anfercrable for it ; and mentioned a like comicial in a former affair. General Elle then fitted the meeting, when General Burton enjoined his feereey. On titunday previous to the meeting, General lERe , talked th e snarly over with Captain Clitherow, Ge neral Burton's feeond, and cord every argament he could fair fl, that lime proper conciliatory Reps might be made by General Burton, to fet elide the nrceifity of going to eatremi;ics, best without effeat when the Cc - Bowing eirentrillanets took place near Bat net.=-Aber an ext.himge of fhotv, Mr. Wharton raid. that withnot deligning to inju.e General Bur ton in hit Elation, and under a mifeencepti o n, he had Rated in a letter hi tine of his cnnflituerite. that their Hot arlehe4 had not been written with any view to a coalition, and that he had fo done, ima• gining General Barton had made a like repra e nt a • tion to his friends ; a copy of *bide letter he had fent to the General, and oo which the refiernirm com plainer:For was founded, and he hoped the General would tiuw do him the jullice to explain the circtem• fiances in another addicts to the Freemen 1 this the General declined doing, at being a contradiEtion of what he had before Rated, and which was founded on Mr Wharton's letter. II General Elle attires, that the circumllances herein Rated to have palled miter the exchange of am, m ay not be correctly Rated in the order they welt , occurred ; but he does poli;ively aver they were in fob:lance what really paired on the ground ; and, that previous to the 4nal adjunnacut, Ginned Burton afked Mr. Wharton if he was &dike and and, if not, he fhnuld keep to Lis ground. Mr. ‘rharton (aid, he came there to (gist* his honour, nor pr rte enmity ; and, if General Eh thought he had done fotficient, he fhnuld be fatis6ed. When General Bnrion fAid, you have abed as a brave man, anzi ihar he a!fo bore no enmity, and if you are fa dated. I am milling to (hake irtibds, or words to that effeel ; when General ERs was of opinina the matter fir uld drop, and the parties advanced to. wards each other, and lhonk bands.. cifittss WY. MI, 'ls. G. A Gentleman wbo belongs to a Medical Board in. London lately !fie to Dr. 14.(tyirie, at Surinam, to how what Sk bad heard relptaing the Yelluw Fever Remedy...,-The taster from this PhyficLen was (we undernand), that he had proved its efficac_y to his entire fatisfatti.m in fifty•feven defperate cafes of 'that dreadfur, Diforder, and that it bad not failed • in one inflance. Mils Jaws W--"was faventeen years ail:lifted With a . cnittplication of difneiders in Head, St"mach, and Bowels, fo that no language can pint, no tongue esprefa, for the lad Its years—had 101 l all hope of recovery—death feemed fall advancing, when relief was obtained by voiding a TIMM,. or Tape W,,rm, 6o feet long, ats feet of which came off by the mouth 1 as may now be teen in Dr. CAROM'S M ICUITI, 74, Long Acre. or 3, Highdlrect, Shore ditch ; by •whofe Worm Pills and Cordial Tinflure the animal was expelled. For many years pall this Medicine is well known in the world as the Panacea. 4a. 151 los. 6d. nr ail. a Boa ; Cordial 21. qI. may alto he had Surgeon GARDMiII, High.flreet, Bit. otineharn- A Letter, lately received from Lincolnfhire, de levees fume attention.— , ' I have the pleafure to in. form you that my face is much 'actin., though hut indifferent ; beg you will fend me it, large bottle, having been obliged t u purehafe fime which f am convinced are noryours. I lent to one of your agents he had not any in the hoofe, but porchafed them elle• where in the town for me. I have fent afmall quan tity and the pacer of diretlians, in order that you may discover the impnfition. (for Inch I mull think ) as the efiea , ate In very cffereut." In thole cafe., eesere Sett-suit Y'S Patent Astiscnaauric Mors arc g iv e n with fuccefs, as in Son vy,.Gaut, Rhettniatifm, &Input*, Eruptive Cafes, Nervr.us and Bilious, Complaints, the necehity of guarding againfl an in jutinus mixture is obvions ; therefore with a Sac attention, by the following marks, the zenuind Medi cine will be ditlingnifbed readily frnm 'errenterkeitc: Obferve, that the words " by the King's Patent," are cam effed at length on the bottle, in the bill of diree firms, and outride wrapper ; nlfn the (lamp, (the king's duty) it in black inflead of red ink. • Bolsi at the Difpenfery, No. is. Soho-fquase, Lon , dot, ; in bottles of 3s. 6d. toe. end tl. as. duty in eluded ; Compound Effenceeds. CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD IS uniecrially acknowledged to he pecoliady of deacious In all Inward Wafting*, Lore riApp-tke, DCPPISM of Spirit*, Trembling or Staking of the Hands at Limbs, obfltnate Omaha, Slimmers of Brea* Confutnmive Ha , btu. &c. Etc. At llos kaliwe of the year, lir. golontent'i Medi. ebIKI are highly tt:eful to the traktudloarlan I bit altithlll a need fary to guard aping mointerfeits, by obfervlog the word. ' Sand Soloatuoo.Liv,gpool," cs,graved on the Ramp agtmell to each I,ut Ur, wltt.cmt which it cannot he genuine. Sold at too. Ail. or four hi one 335. bottle (whic► farts 9r.) hr Unthaws and Leigh. No. tg Strand. Dr. Solomon, when ...Jobbed, expeßs hl. areal ke of Ir t lf a g. 4 sea. Such letter Ouuld. i-.e caret) , be thus dtreded, Money ittecr,fle Solomon, Gilead Houfe, near I.leer IN pmtelling myfel f a regularly educated MEM- Nee of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS in LON DON, I. think it Incumbent ua ease to fignify, that my Diploma toe the Collage of Surgeons, as well at Certificate. from Cie Hofpitals. and various Profclihn under whom I Nulled Illy Sc. Surgery, and Midwifery, have been for year. placed in tine of my Parinun, open to the barpeetion of any out who happens to he there, or is &Grows ut fuck examination. Tits Yea. a I have retigned all other PraCtlce, for the Study and Dearman of Vaxaatat Cold pr.AiN DSSILITT .1.411 It warner till I had experience as an Army Surgeon and Ge neral Prad!..io:N., - , that I thought myfilf jnitlfird in the SeleCtion of this peculim brauch. The concentrated force of the human intcli.d, when direeted teas particular point, molt acquire Cups riority within the circle airs own aadnn,and a long condoned Sne ed... la a deckled proof, that my el4t. have not been left benc • Ed.' to others than advantageous re myfelf The diltrefs and the lathery which &rife from a certain &Erne tivg habit, fo perlitious to fehuelboys, have been free:neatly pour tested by the mdFallits of the age. Dot it Is the duty of every Prazth totter, when ceded aro, to relieve Inch fufferiog. by Medi cal Affidance ; and it is the acquirement of my excluSte cape• rience in this line to otka to every rush cafe a fate and certain re. eitabl leans-tit lu li.tht cafes of deficiency produced by free living. refidenes la warm Climates, or too much it dulgence or fecluelivr Patlio..s, moo In all recent Venereal Complaint., early application Mfures it. itu• mediate core. Lot In the mutt complicated Cafes of Demur accompanied by fever or Difunders of the fyttem arifing from tie. glofted laketi oat ; Come perfeverauce is indifp.,fably retiniGte foe the re•aniznadmi of the Conti Itution and reft.r,:inn to health arid vigour. —la all cafe. with either fee, the molt inviolable frerecy Is , braved, and the terms of remuneration are plainly Rated on the brit interview. MARTIN ARNE, Member of the Royal College of Sorgeror In London, Nu gt, Artlnalti•E feet. Strand, near TeMple Bar. Then In an additional entrance In Water.ltreet letters Irons town or country are fitpetted to contain a Nola note. SALES BY AUCTION. WANTED TO PURCHASE, • AN EPTATE and MINSION HOUSE. with MANOR, well Rocked with GAME, of about the Value of Fifty or Sixty Thoufand Poimda Et toted In a Dry: nd Healthy Cuntry, mn ncirer London than ao mika, sir more tioquot chin zo.—Addref. particulars and price (p,.ft paid) to Mt firs. Skinner Thlte; and Co. Alderf4,..nt-ftreet, London FAREHAMHAN I s By order of the Ezecuton. on Tucklay r..d WedeerdeyCif. the 9.6 and loth December, each day at Fltven d"Ciack, arid be By Mr GEORGE HOOKEY, 'I'HE nest Houfehnld Furniture and Effelt% of a Or..tleman, Deeded. Tbc variant articles being of the ErR quabty (and with a few eaceptiona) new within Sic Moat" will found well worth attention Catalogues may be had at the Red Lion, Fareham; ~f• the Auc. tionexr, at Southampton; and of Mn Woo :Mani, Printgr, and M. Miil ookfcikr, Portfaamtb. NEW MEDICINN NEwßEkf and SONS, Nn. 4 f. Si. Paul'. . 11 . • Church yard, Landnn, Proprietors of Dr James's Powder and other valuable preparstinns, imam the Public, that its tool. queue. of the new Stamp 11.)utks, the price of that Medicine well in future as. 9d. per ratites. or ti. es id. per (Mien ; hut the quantity of ■ Dozen Packet. in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) trosyle bad for al 4a Andes the words, "F. Nee h./7. No. 4.f St Paul's." are engraved in the Stamps, which it is inkfumed will be a fulleient fecurrty apioft tasooterleits, biz fighatu re no the laheic will be diknndnu•d The following are the prizes of their other htealelaes, ftempa Inetwleil, but thy& parchafe Ga ur alum at a flee, will he allowed the (temps ,7atie t. I. a y r. ,!. Dr jams 's Powder a 9 Dalby'. Carminative Ditto in a Batt'e se 0 Dr. Auftin's Cialybeate Dann Ana !quit Pills 4 6 Pills' 4 0 Ditto in a large Boa $4 co Treaties Tinift. of Bio it 4 0 Ibe Antibilious Nils 2 9 Diuto Fluxbain's ditto 3 a Ur. StrLr's Oprartrinc 3 6 Tonic Pals a 9 flirt° Convollion Oil $ 6 Small& Coftee - a 9 ..Ditto Nitre Drops a 6 Carrotber's Dove a 9 Ditto'Cianoinik Drops a 9 Faces ..(Ginger 1 9 Ditto Paregoric 14a. a a{ Ditto Pcppc7wint a i A ntiibau.l's Blois ditto at} Dr. Hoopor's Pity a: i Streit°, of Coitsfoot 3 6 Offlhes Drop. . ff I Mr. fir-net's Dentifrice 4 0 Initial's tetra PM/ a o Cep!' die Snuff . a o Henry's falsintfia a 6 jones's Rheum. Tlndt. 3 6 Norton's I)mps . 5 6 Bern's Bilious Pills 4 6 Snilfbery's Drops 5 6 Olafs's Marelia , 6 Dr. &dander's rea s 9 Witroti's Alt, rat iv. -4 6 Greennosb's 'Daewoo lil )(log's Osiuntsigic s 9 Ditto 'Folu Lozenges a al N. B .10 nu..oy perfons ini:take the book of Mears. Newberg, obl.rve that it is at the E.alt End of St. Ville., four door, irons (7beaptide arias theft. words iambic! as Lk 4064 " Th e sat, Wardievis ter Dr. jaruca's Yonirrn." By Order et the COIIIIIOO.IICIII for the Care and D.fpoLil of Prof flan Ships and Carioes. - 1 At the Landon Tavern. fothole.areet, Plymouth, on Anttuday the istit Dakernher, .t Ten o'Cluck to the Fortuna'. Nn. 34. THE PRUSSIAN SHIP A ft G O. Lenvh on Deck - lut E• A in. Breadth above . 26 tot Axinvelfuret 313 '9-'4 TOII2. • Ho. 17 —Prulrtan Ship MERCURIUS. length Oft, 210. Math below . 25 1i Atlntearucea a 127 Ca 94 ro”.. )112.31.•—PrufGan Celine ELIZABETH HENRI,. l" fit. i ength on Woe, 79 tett Breadth below, 23 iect 6 intim j)..pth of Hold, ro feet 941: Oro Adtertfarea tit t-• 94 Tana. No. 14 —l'rutlan Brig MARIA. I ergt th - h ' 6 9 R. VII- Bread It 5 • Depth .... ..• - • • - Arimeifures fa: 7s 94 Tons. No. I3—The 11-iifbm Gaidott FRAU CAROLINA. Leng.h - 71 It 61n. Breitlth :t I Admeaforet tar tR 9 4 Tom. • No. slip-a-ThaPn.fh-r Oalliott NIE Wn . 00. Z r IctiAFT. Length . 67 It stio. li reailth . :5 1 ltelitti • 7 2 A Om. alum . 7a 6314 Tom. Altar wbkh will Lc 601 d, for exportation. her entire Cargo, In One LAY. MAl:lft of Coals. Mi.., ahoy t at CriTel (11 . Glars.and about 30,000 Bricks, (Of bums rootomption, landed fr.,m the Priam plaint Amphitrite, sod orndenitied to the Crown. Alfo, 5 Nogflatatit of Coif c, pa rt of the Cargo of the Priam ship Nailer, and condemned to the Crown. Al,, &boot so 'alai of Coffee, landed from the Pruflien gallket kihrahait lieurietta Aro. about taoo Mecca Camp:achy Wood, being the remainder t it the Cargo of the Darith Ship Gcnimita, coodemred to the Crown under the Spann n& Conmilfiloa. For Catalogues, Sample., and further Information, apply to Mr JOHN HAWK Mt, Merchant, Pigmbuth. Plymouth, Nov sp, i3t4. to about Use Mouth, at Plymouth, for thc BaurAt of the concern rd, 1:1-1E Cargo of the ship UN:TY, wrecked at this Port, enolliling of About soo Lost of prime Maismtani. Awl about 600 Pirecs of Loorood, from Honduras. Proper Notice win be diem. Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merebaet. b, Nor. jO, *Re 6. SALES BY AUCTION. ■ A VALUABLE ESTATE. H VINO A FR f.EffrILD Ihf DUMFRIES SHIRE. Within the Royal Exchange Cages. Houk. in Edinburgh, on Wednelday, the gilt of December nest, Maws.. one and two I, the .fternrion, 'I 'HE ES I'ATE GRIBTON, 'ying in the I Parini of Hnlywood and County or Dumfries, wiqa the hinds thereof, and Salmon Hitting in the Water of (linden, Thia property sonfills of toae Scotch Statute love, Is triable four miles at the Town of Ihorries, upon the North fide of t'is Water of eloodest having a floe afpat to the Smith. and riling with ',gentle aedivity r rtun the water. Om; hundred and Si , y aye Acre. harebell hr ugi, bun a Hsi) Rate nt cultivation by the rrtfent Po pricier; fry, r.l oft he Farms or. in a Very improved Rate and the foil of the windy brit( of a dry kindly nature, the Baste I. ail capable of being highly Improved at a finallespeneu. The Country around thie t Rate being fertile and populous, mites i t a e e ry degeshie F oier tor a Geo tleman's refidence, mal In point of &nation in other rekedle. few properties have mom sdessitotes. for Wag fo now •to letimYles then lea ready Market for all kiwis a produce. Milt& Lime and toalsan be bad there at a tn , drrate price, and the Line W..rks of Clokburn and Bar. Jug are within lit miles by a go at roaal. The prkent rent, putting a fair va:re upon the lands in the no , total poff.filon of the Proprietor, is 'colt but one of the Leaks tapirs" at Whitfeadaye .too at Whitiunday ding, one or Whitlitaday, taco, and ray., at Whitfunday. tilt fo that a very great elk of rent may Gan be espealed. The remaining two i.enfcs eiplre at Whitfunday, 191, and the Leak a &tibi a which I. rented mit expires at Wit+fetniloy. easy. There b no rent put opus. the Eilibistg, *Wlk Ime not bons let for leveret years. There are lonia halts of thrivieg flak 'll'ond %pool the Lands, and the pretest Pro . r ctor has made fever!! Plantations which are thriving unwond:oily wall, and the log of the whole Eltate is . particularly vial adapted i s m he growth of all klude or Foreftrrer• The tented, are valued and elloulted by the preknt Aipend of 64 pecks of bear. z boll of meal Hitadale meafore, and lie. get stoney. The other piddle burden are alto very (mall. • 'I be land. bald of the Crown, and allOrd a freehold lattlfiea ll.• opus a nu star. Manlito Honk, which is well aeltered by fall grown Oen. Is fuhltantial std commodious and fit to secommodate a largo Family. A purehafer May enter to the polatiGon of the Houk and Oakes, Garden and Orchards, and ado Acres of Land In the na tural poffelfion of the Proprietor, at Whitfunday nest, the Pro prietor raving the right. of a *main with rekedt to the coma loch part of the raid lands a. may he In crop nest year. the purclian r a voilderable part of 'the price will be ,:lowed to remain in his banderol. keen! years. • 0e plan end sucaferement of the dial:, sod the ankles or roup and title deeds are in the bands of Jame" Oilehrift, Writer to the Hort, Edinburgh t and perkas within foe further infoemegion. • will apply to the Proprietor, at Gribem ; to Merle °oldie sod Threfhie, Dumfries, or to Mr. GllcbriP, at Edinburgh. Novemberas 11 . 106 alielthVA USD 1111 - 41.111. TT hat been too frequently the rabic& of joll and • gamma reprobation. that men deliitate of the dementia the medlial art. have Wool tberaftivce se candidates for mains intonate in the prole:lion of phyfic. For that torture of dales faith- e to the reek odour Rothe, and experience, and to prevent as (rasa being Haired among thole euppbrits whole Imps lent pn tmb..•'. have, ut,for.tinately for rertiety, been too fayourai,,ly re, coved. Me beg leave to Ninon to the liberal and eoliohtened a ltetternent of our makers and aerpalmments. Aft. r banes received a regular medical education as the pupils of Mars Grim. dal at out Bland, whole lettere. and per eke we carefully at ai ded, as ptiedifees and (urethras of the London Horpital, we ewe 1111 our.enres as Itutleuts in that juftly celebrated Ichooll for at: lice acquirement. the Royal College or Edifiborgli, sod vrereantruc. t. din the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and pradke nt Phyfie, Cbenalliry, Midwifery. botany. he. the. by thole eminent prole/Mr., Drs. Munro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rufh•rfard. We troll we Mali not be deemed pre. rempt nom in Lying that oar pnaetrisey and acquirements are not ireocriikrable. Having for a long feria of years made venereal tomplaiorg, and the varicose difeares of DEBILfI Y, the particala titled of our Rodin sod praellee, it will, we hope. he allowed Mae we have acquired kneeinr knowledge of their treatment and cert. In iligbt and recent cafes of intedtlon, a perfeft ra ettablithment • opkteall I t the Coat period of two days; and, In thole & the unreal inertersey. when odisrpradlitioncre haws failed of Nears. a proper perfmtvatwe In ~plan or treatment, alum to the patient a tale and ratliesleure. Aoutiß the meJaocholy variety of dirorders *bleb are tb• felts of a habit long and molt unhappily purfool by the youth of both roam, there ate none more alarming Cl' mom diftraing than thole defickocles and debiati.s which* IrequelitlY prevent or embitter the matrimonial Rate To loch Ferrol', it mull be a confoling re iledion to know that they dray now, by a new sod infallible molt of treetnieLt, be tenoned to that grtatert of all human bleifinge. at Kraig, manly, and vigorous eiroltitution. la all cafes of debility. from whatever ratite &riling, a. well as in every forties of wit ted Infeellon, we may be cunlebed by patients of either fix with the gr.:stet' (ferny and honour. Hours of confultation at hone :roan tea, to three ' and from fie in the evening till ten at night. Patients in the country are renuclted to Rate the partresdatoolf their cafe, age, sad general halm of living, he. &c isteartg a remitracee for advice and used,cine., when the lone willßr given or feet to any part of the kingdom. To enfure that fecreey Co ef fennel to our undertaking, the pottage of letters may be added to the account for matilcinat. CURRIE and Co. e ons , November s 6, Sch. Ns. toy, HatttaBrden. UT. TAffLOß,Surgeon,No. p, New Bridge then, Loodon, sta. ffdiburgit, May s, deo. E N the filling of 1794 I was alnitied with a Vow /. real Complailit, which I treated with indifference foe Ike months; hut was thou obliged to apply to a regular Pityliciaketbei out a temporary flop to the virulence of the Weak (by mercu rial application) for fame time; but growitig, - In Ipite (del medi cine and the advice of the firlt Otntkostn of the Faculty here, wort,- and wife, for two years, I was rndUCad to a Rate almole On paralleled and beyond de/ciliation be:ng an entire lemmand mks rated from bead to tout. My beati. throat, mouth, wife, kgo, arnis,Pte have been alternately in danger of be com i ng ufelefs in Chow, I have had from ao to 3° eating ulcer. on toy body, and nearly totally deprived °, fight. It would be volumistaus to par ticulorifo aU my eco—falice it to fay, there never was, or ever will Do, one or a mare dangerous or of a more complicated na ture. I was long laokral upon . by my friends, sad inugined me fell beyond all hopes of reerw, ry, end, Indeed, In my then emu*. thin. death was preferable to my mote than ' , inferable Rate. In this ireadtul htaation did I drag a moil mtfei able atilt Luce, till/ Imam Pa orth t nee threw In my way a newtpaper containing the cafe of a Mr IS. 01 Plymou:h—my Mend. read it. I could net. I fent and procured forte of your 1, 's PATRIOT PILLS, which, hp Whig front time to time, am now, and have long beta, (after more than four year, Indaientiable (Mirth), In as good • Rate of health as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this, I had a Inc. thrivitsg,hud thy child born to ma's few manths ago. In grained! to Gem, and In hopes of rendering my fekror creatures terrier, I rogue* you to puldtlit this ; and you may as any time refer petfrms, who erifit to be fadssed of the truth of thu, or further particulars, do me or my friends, by letteror perfon. As few calm for badyseCa will ever equal mine, and nancescsail it,l have from *emirate, every reafun to allure manktod. that lii your Lanai's Plats they will ands fare, s p eed y, fate , and rat. cal cure. 1. T. Prepared and fold by the Sole Proprietor,Tonic.r Ta v teas Member of the Royal College oi !;urgerins Its I on,leis. at his bank No. 9, New Bridgwitrett ; oh:re he will give advice without a fee,to perfoos taking th ere Pills, and wit/ salute patieots lettere, If oft paid, on the fame term., obferving in all e ilea the molt ID' violable fanny, np perfon's name .r cafe having been mends, A. but at their own particular requeft, by the Proprietor, during the sonde tn.we than 36 yews, that he has had the conJedliatt If an catmints (ale of the stove medicine, and the praddsce adds% therefrom. 'fbey are alto fold, by his appointment. for the convenience of thole living at a diflance, by Mr. hatter, South- u Mgt, F.dinhurgb, Mr. Mentions printer, Olafrow, to vittrii a ,e) ta r. 0". race' for bin addreni ; at the Perfumes, No. Jc, lit Altan',..itrtet, Pall- Milli h r btobtxtfon's 'fry-they, N.. 003, ...K•oro..:treres Me nuborou g leg. Nn. 1, Fab-ft: eet.bill, namely oppolitc the Moor meat; Mr. Steers, boar.. Ikr. No. t, Union-row, Little Torres. bill; Mr. CaUw,lrs, Drol.nn ; and by one Ferran in every ennbderr able town In Great Britain and frelood. bt Beare of may Sr 94. each. (*ad up wilt full end Ibrotitens, whereby Palma of atort (ca may cure dun:Mph wit : cafe and (ecracy. LONCON: Vrinte.l and publifbed by LEVEL KENT, (of Can. taiwry-Place. Lumbetb),at the STA, 0 leo i, Carcy• Brat. PubliAcl 2E9 at the Sr** Ome r Teeple Doc PI.YMOUT H. At Burrow's, tendon the tank /ay sf Dew t: r OM. at Ten &Cinch in the FUrrAMMe 1 'HE Handfome Ship MARlA.—.llimeolinvis A Length 93 feet 91 titch.Oreadtb s 7 feet ert inch—Depth lathe Hold t t feet yf Inch—Height between. Decks 5 fact 6i inch. Adm a a t fi r es SO la 94 Tons A firns well built Stip. Coppeged to her bends, and unlit.. the defirable quality of fait falling. With the &ditty of carrying a large Cargn.ber Cabin is elegantly fitted up. with cripvcriletices for car Tying a great many Pairengera, ha. a neat Woman Figure Read, and IQ . Dtter Galleries. her itmdlo. Ridging in quito new. and terry part of her Stores are in csecileut condition, and Plantes nothing but Pruvifloas and Men to put to fen ininicitrately. Condemned as Prize to the Private Ship of War Lion, Dario Lewis Commander, now lying In Catwater, and there to be de lint red. For Intrutotica and farther partienloa apply to JOHN Tk ED and Co November 26, tio6 kfcrebsam. Plymouth. At the Landau Tavern, Poshok-Arect, Plymouth, tat Friday eke tub of Dercuiber inL SSUNDRY Valuabk ancl very !Ireful SHIP STOKE'S, Wiled out of the Preach Frigate le PRIMIDENT, captured on her Voyage !rum Africa, by the rqoadron of HU Ma jetty's Alps snake the command of Rear-Admiral Ste mow Lollis,ll4ll. Omlifting of Cahlee, Ilawfens,Stapding aod Running Rigslilt. and Coils of Ncw Rope (of varlotta lite.), Sails, Canvas, Troll and Evart Guns, Swivels, leen bound Cabe of retina. lb w . Gunpowder, Proviraons, Iron liallait Yost, Mork. Iron-troth In Staocnenna, Bans, Chains, Ste. Lead, Copper Kettles, and • variety of other Snatfwain'e, Gunner's, Carpenter's, and (pare Stores, as will be folly and particularly expreffol In the Cataloiuer. Alfu abobt 372 kiephaote recth of differcot Ram For viewing' the Stoma. Teeth, and farther information, apply to Peter Tow. his, and W.lkSatith, Efqrs. the Adtiog Agin(' ; to Idr. JOHN HAWKER, nr Mr JAMES SLADE, Merchants, at Plymouth. A &pa* of is per cent. will be required lo Calb or Book of Ittutland Notes, At the time of Sao. , ehe the leridelt Tavern, Fozhols.ftreet.Plymnuth, on Friday the sail Donsodier hift. immediately after the starts per Prefbdsat, Q11:11)11 1 1 1 Valuable and Ufeful al'OilES, lauded (rnen the French Frigates' la MINIIRVE and PARMFII)E, eloFfllog of New Cordage, Shroud Howlers, Cables, Standing and Running Rigging, Sails, Malt., 'Yards, potable and bungle Bitch' Boats and Bolt-Oars, Sbi.et, and other Lead, New and Old Shaft Copper. Brat. Sheaves, a quantity Ruurd and Flat 'run, beet, Para. flour, Calavaneet, beans, Whit, Oil, Vinegar and Salt, Water Calk., leafier', fiat( Leagers, 'Swig and Hug- Otea.'s ; alto 18 Pounder Cum and 9 Pounder Ditto, and Car roniaN„ Cutlaffes. hittc-ts, Bayonets ' Wars Swivels, Genpene der, knund, t)ouhl' Headed, Canunter, and (leapt Shot, Match &UM Iron BALA, Fire Woed, ge t , Am and a varied of Baur twain's, Gunner% and Carpenter's bores, Stc. as will be fully and particularly fantail - cc' in the Catalogue,. The above valuable stares are juR landrd from the French Fri gra' La Minerva and L'Artu‘ide, captured by a fluadroo al his IVI Chips under the Command AA Sir SA NU RI. Heap, Haft. Fat viewing the Stores. Cataloguesoind furtaer 1 14 1 Y la Mr. JOHN HA WL:nR., Isteretuun, Plymouth At the Landes T1 Vellll, Fothqle-Itaset, Oa Satanlay the ki th dey of December. By Virtu • of a Comm,Moo of A ppr aitement and Sale, ad.irtged 1 11). to Meffra. es uhn Hawker and John Ckv ton, Asou r 6 5 0 qatterb of WHEAT, in Bap. ilia Laded fmra the ilh Ship Ext.ax, detai n ed by Ns ildm jetty's lchootter Faun, Indy commanded by LietllClLfilt RICIIILIII &masa —Fur viewing the fame. and Catalogues. application m g be moat fix days previous to Liu :ale, to the &Modulated Coal nu&n.ers. By Order of the Cornellßoner, for the Care and Difpofal of Prufran Ships and Cargoes At the London Tavern, Foallole-ftreet, Plymet.th, on Friday the lath day of Deoember THE FOLLOWING coops, viz 74 Pip-. tin 6. 17 Hugthcada N'hi•e %Yule. Wog part of the Carso of the Hambro' Orly Burry, itail fins contkmud to the Crosea. For Catalasme and further parttertuu apply to Mr. JOHN HAWK ! . klachaat. Thmentb