Star. — London, England, 1806-03-27 00:00:00

THE C JURT. Yeflerday, about twelve o'clock, 11118 MAJESTY. rived AS the Qyen's Palace, front Windfor. His Ap s ev was received by the Dukes of Yoe IS. KaNT, and CUM I /at.a Soon after two o'clock, his blaism held a Pri vate Levee, which was attended by The Lord Charrrllnr. Tim Whop of linfloi. Earls—Pouter, Caernarvao, Moira, °retard, Dertraoutls, and PitzwiMom. Vircount Sidniouth. • Lordo—Greariae aad Cadman. Sirs.—C. Morgan 11114.1 W. C. Chambers. Generala--Oakes arid nisch. • Colonel Minheeler Captain Cochrane, R. N. Mt ffro--Fol, Windliam, Grey, Bred, and Taylor. The following had the honour of bcing prefented to his MAJMY Mr. Drool' Taylor. by Mr. For. F.arl Gioford. on his creation to that title. Colonel Drinkwater. by General Oakes, who had the honour preterit his Majelly with a book The hifhop of Brined prefenied his Majefty with the Sermon which he preached kefore the Houle of Lor:ds in Weitrr.iufter Abbey. on the Fall Day Wm. Chambers Dagfhaw, High Sheriff for the County of Derby mire.,/ Lard Grenville. upon which mention be received the ho. omit of kniphthood, and killed his Mojelty'a hand. Captain Cochrane (who brought the tillpotelies from Admiral Duckworth), by Mr. Grey. Hu hlajelty received him laud gra • elovay. Alter the Levee his Mayr STY held a Privy Cnun cil, and afterwards gave an audience to Mr. BOW!), the new Judge Advocate. who laid before his Ma. ym sr v feverat papers relative to Courts Martial. At live o'clock his MaysSTv fet off for Windfor. • Mr. KING, Secretary of the Treafury, is returned for the Borough of Ennilkillen, in the room of Sir LLIAM BURRnUGMS; and —L•NGSTON, Efq. for the Borough of Portarlington, in the room of H. P, Efq. On the aft intl. the following Gentlemen were eleeed to the refpeBive offices after.mentioned, in the Univerfity and Marifchal College of Aberdeen : onax.BAXTER. Efq. of MOM, Lord Redtor. Sir ROSZ•T B , Efq. of Lem Dean 4 Faculty. Affafori—James Urquhart, of Meldrum ; John Burnett, of Flrlck t John Cordon, of Cralgrolle ; and Thomas Leys, of Glafzofureft, Efqrs. A pedeßrisus exploit of Come interefi was perform ed at Dublin left week, by one PATRIC& CoiLtsa, from Athlone, in order in determine a wager of fife guineas between two Gentlemen: Cosa.' as undertook to walk fixty.three kith mike in fifteen hours; but he accomplithed it with cafe m thirteen, and barefooted all the journey. The populace bore him off from Stephen's Green in triumph on their (boulders, after he had gained the wager. COY'S,' GARVIN TKIUTRIL—MnfIdIy night a !dirt TAYLOR made her fit ft appearance in the charafter of Zer.ayda, in the Merstaimen. She wai well received by an indulnt audience. As an tares, (he dif elofed fume -Mare of talent; but (be has ftill muck to acquire. Ks ars Le never exerted himfelf with greater effeet in (Movies. Many panzer, particularly thofe in the IA *B, he gave in-his very beg manner: mud was loudly and defervedly applauded. Lady MUSGRAVII gave a - grand Concert en Friday left, at her honk in Portland-place, which was at tended by upwards of two hundred of the firfi rank and farhinn. The (elation did great honour to the talk of the Noble Hollers, as did alfo the performance to the talents of Mr. Watrvear. The following is a lift of the various pieces performed : Donau, Harp sad Flans Foote, by Mr. and Mff• Welppert ; Glorious *pas. by Mafia. gamete; • Hint In Cool Grat," by Mr. C. Kermit' hake Air, by Mils Grilletti; It is Night, by Mr. W. germ ; Sege Harp, by Mr. Weippert ; The Bells of Sc. IMkbatTs Tower, by Mars. Karats. Van sd —Oh Nanny, by Male. Laretts, sad MIS Griliettl t Solo Harp, by Mr. Weippert Teas beaked was be. by MifiGrlftettl ; The Wreath, by Mr. C. !Caveat g Concerto Plano Forte, by ]g ift Welppat ; Cho at pit Dodos. by NUlrs OrIllettl; Brada; by Mars. Key. vats. 'and MI6 OdlMtt On Monday lan, the body of William Fielder, game keeper to Lord Sheffield, was found dead in Sheffield Park, in the parilh of Fietehing, Suffer, only a (hart diltance from his refidence. Fielder had been miffing ever fince Wednefday fe'nnight, the day stn which In much fnow fell, and had been fearched for in vain, till the day above mentioned, when he was found, owing to the melting of a large drift of (now, into which it is fuppofed he had fallen, through fatigue and exceffive cold. . An Account of the Espenees incurred by the Commiffioners of Naval Inquiry, (ince the ellabliib ment of that Board, to the end of the year tilos— Aettul Expellees of the Board for three years pay S lit Charges on the !trues of money front the Ex chequer 3 2 5 2 JO C• 5 5 12 7 Ili bUTICI OM Runt, &e. Having obtained a copy of the folMwiog official letter on a fob jedl which we conceive may be interealog to many of oar Readers, we infert It fur their information s (COPY.) Office of Committee of Privy Council for Trade, Whitehall, t9th March, Igo& Iffir.-The Lords of the Committee of Council far Trade and Fo reign Plantation, having had under confideration a reprefentation on the part of the WeR India Planters and Merchants of Liver pool, and alto from the Agents of the &hinds Welt India Wands, Rating, Sri!, That the Brides Plantation Rum Trade Is fuffering greatly • under the left additional duty on that Article, and alto, Secondly, That In the tronfemption of the Navy the large pro portion of Foreign Brandy contraffied for, bat been in the lift two years highly injurinua to the Well India (Bands: I am dived'd to acquaint you that a letter has been written, by A i ra r t i on o f their Lord(hips, to the Lords Cormalffioners ofkis M Treafury, conveying the opinion of the Committee that with rcfpeet to the brit point above Rated, conaderations of Re n,uc no not permit their Lordiltips to hold nut any hope of a re donjon of the Duty..-But that with a view to giving relief in the freond point, the lards of the Committee with to know the opi. Mon of the Lords ConitniffiOneni of the Treafury. whether it may not he jail and oipadicsit to fix a certain proportion of price be tween the two articles of Brandy and Rum in the eortradls for fup y lying the Navy. to regulate the preference to be fecund to the Rum - That It is Paid in the repecfenteMn from Liverpoel, and has her n confirmed to their Lordffiips through other channels of informatioo, that Foreign Brandies 'nay be brought na minket le this country, at an eapence, left by about is. per Vallee than the ca p c nces Incurred upon Ram—And by the 43d of the Ring. e. it S. the Foreign Brandies may he warehoufed without payment of city. and •alieu owe for the nfe of the Navy free of duty ; and Mb jostesng, that d this Statement It accurate, the Lords of the 'I rota fury may be pleated to take into entilideratien how far It map be r. a:Maisie to ellablifh that the Britlfh Plantation Rum for a time to be limited, hart the preference, when its price (hall not emceed that of Foreign Brandies by more than tae per Callon. have the honour to be, Sir, Your mutt obedient bumble Servant. (Slgn,d) W. lOW Lk awls! &t. &c. Sce. • • ASSIZES. • . HORSHAM, MARCH 24. Cara. ADAMS. Mr. Serant SHAPNIaD, in Hating the circum- 1 ((knees of t his cafe, oblerved that a Counfet required no apology fog flier:on:illy exciting lion , elf on behalf of his client, in forlea cafe as the pretest. The ac• tion was brought fro- one of the mon ferious injuries that one man could fullain from the hands of another. If a Defendant was ever In poor, it was no realon why a Jury &could not give exemplary damages againfl him, becaufe it was a maxim in law, that he who could not pay in his purfe mull pay in his per fon. He had, however, not the cafe here of a De fendant who could not afford to pay every farthing of the damages laid in the prefent record ; he was a man of gond Jubilance, polleiliug land and hibufes of his own, betides his Dade mitler. The Plaintiff was a peifon retiding at Bognor, in this county, and was the proprietor of two fifhing veirels, with which he was frequently at lea for days together. Pow long the criminal intercourfe had fribilfled between his wife and the Defendant it was not polEble to fay, but it was probable that it had trilled a long time before it was difcovered. Thc dilenvery was made in a manner which would be flirted to them by the wiinefs who would he called!, who, going to the bottle of the Plaintiff, uluirved a dog belonging 4ot the Defendant about the door, and, on finding the door locked, a thing not of rat, he looked through a I crevice, and there he law what Inuit be detailed in evidence, but which was ton difgalling to be repeat., ed by hint. For this violation of the peace of the 1 Plaintiff he demanded molt exemplary damages. He was the littler of fix children by the woman who bad been thus (educed, and the Defendant hinsfelf , was alfn a married man, and the tatber of a family, and had therefore not the plea of headdrnog and ungovernable paffions, which f imetiroes was urged. and that a bad exeufe was batter than none at all.— He would call witneffes to pr , ve the fails, and the Jury would give what was the fair damages for Cush, an outrage. Mary Cohden . proved the,anarriage of the Plaintiff with his wife, about as years ago : he had fix daugh ters, the sada was about 22 years of age. She could loot (peak as to him, they.lived together, file believed, !tolerably. happy antil this affair. On ctofs-examinatit,n, , fhe Laid the „Lady washig. bellied, when fhe was married, but iheAsew.apcOng ,ofauy constedion between the Plaintits wife egel:a man of the, name of gray. .'t Wm. Jenman fated, that he knew ohs ,moosicsio 'his wife, he believed .they lived toloribq Well /to ,gether. He never beard there wale any ficiency. . Wm. Leath deputed, that jug about -Whitruntide k 1804, he was going to Mailer Medwick'sto borrow ;a faw ; he found, the back door fattened. sad Peeing Adam's dog about the honk. bethought the mailer was in the houre—looking through a hole made by knot in the hoarding of the drug, he law. into the walls bottle, and jolt oppofite was she kitchen duos,, which flood wide open, fo that he could fee into the room ; -there be.taw Mrs. Medwick.on a Roo!, and Matter Adams kneelingbeforeher. Thewitners then defcribed what enfued, which left ,no doubt of the fail of the adultery. When the witnefa thought it would be au astrufion, .and -bad waited theirleifire, he then knocked with the latch of the door, and let t them know Come one was there. -He told the Plain tiff of this fad . foam months afterwairds, when he had employed his lawyer, but laid he was .afraid he midi give over for*.want of a good winters be thee 14 him know what be could prove. This was the cars for the Plaintiff. Mr. asanow, for the dafendaut, fated, that thi4 was thetnoll impudent alines ever brought into Court of Jullice. He afked the Juty what they would think of it, when they fhould hear proved that she plaintiff's wife was one of the molt prodigilte wne, that this country knew ? That fltedtad; by her hal. band's own•confelLon, acknowledged to twenty pa. ramours. with Come of whom the had his leave to afrociatettio that to a trelpals of this fort the def44n dant might.fairjy have pleaded s ' leave and licence." But .would it net ft:wife them more to hear, that this loving F.:topic had agreed-to unite again as loon as the cattle was over ; and if the Jury were to give a verdia lest damages to any amount, they were to celebrate it that night, by throwiv the flocking. and having all the formalities of a new wedding.— He would call evidence to prove to the Jury, that they bad both been to the plaintiff's attorney toge ther, to make out evidence again!" the defendant ; and it would appear that the plaintiff had folicited his wife to allow him a few indulge:sties, complain ing of his long abfbnence ; ,but the, the bait lawyer of the two, fatd No, not at prefent, they would wait until the law (nit was over. With relpetl toher con. due, he would call a gardener, who worked io the garden at her hufband% and he thould tell them what her condo& was towards him. She accofted him one day with . 44 Well, John, don't you cuckold your wife ?" 44 No." raid john.—" What have not you as inclination for hi" 4 , No," Laid John again. He was clifgufied, and turned away from, her. If he proved any thing like what was'aated to "hiM in his brief, he thought the Jury would dijmits the plaintiff's fait with the cuntempt and difguft which it merited. Edward Peachey was called, who Baled, that he was formerly PatilL Overfeer of the parifli of Bur- (lead. He recoli:ded when the plaintiff married his wife ; ilk was then apparently big with child ; but he had told him that his wife had not had a child ; Ilk had only snit - carried, and in that cafe no harm was done. Mrs. Knight Ilated,that nie had had frequent conver- Cations with the plaintiff about his wife ; he had told her that his wife had confacd to him having been connefled with twenty men ; but he Paid it was not all known to his neighbours, and he would not re Indy the names of thole gallants, who were not known to have been connected with her. This c00n:1.26m n:1 . 26m the bad with the plaintiff at the time that his wife had run away with one Clarke, a fmuggler, with %Own; fhe was abfent ftr feveral days. She be lieved it ended in a fight between the hufband and Clarke, and had heard ir was agreed between them, that Clarke was to vifit her as often as he Amy Wyer Ilated, that the had had converfation with the plaintiff about his wife ; he confeffed that be knew of her bad pingt on, but he kept her as a Gcn• ticusan puts up with a bad_huefe. • Henry Bridger,St firmer at Pagenh:tm ,(fated, that I on the isth of June I.lt he met the plaintiff and his wife returning from Chicheller. He fell into con•, verfatton with them. The plaintiff told him that II theyhad been to the Lawyer's ..hunt Mader Adams having to do with his wife. The is itnels adviled them to remember King Charles's G , flden Rule, and repeat no grievances." He then Ilated the reit of the conver Cation, which w is too pr ills to be repeated. —lt amounted to a lamentation on the part of the plaintiff, that the Gld woman, his wife, would grant him no favours till the law-ffsit was over, and they had got damages againtl Adams. the defendant. — To which he added, that now he had gone fo tar, he was determined to go on, and if he did not fur ceed, he would run away and leave his family to the pat ilh. It appearing, on eras examination, that this was a refpeflable man, Mr. Serjeant SI4IPHIRD gave up the cattle, and the plaintiff was—nonfuited. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, WEDN sDAY, MARCH 16. . To-day there was a cnntintiance of few frr(h tam pies of Wheat cnming to market ; the trade is heavy in tale—inferior is rather cheaper, fire keeps its price. Barley in tolerable fupply, and fill with few famplei of firlt quality, which fupport thi it prices, others are rather lower.—Mail i. Rill abnolt without file .—fn Peas little alteration—Beans a trifle Inwer.--There are feveral cargoes of foreign Oats arrived, but the (envies not being of the hell quality, emit - es thofe at a reduflion, but fine without alteration; for feed. about 365. per quarter. Flour inclines !meri t dad general fates at rather left than the quotation. CONSINCT AS i What, 43s 60. 7os pee qr. Gray Paa(c 101 3.0 - • , . • , Nne.Ditto. 73s 73s 64 Beans. (new) 33136 s ~ ...., Stye, 36a 405 od Tick Ditto 24:. 3,16.04 ~ 8at1e7,161 315 64 . oati, 221 261.445. • 1, 1 121442E6Es od •Peind Atte 161 3triur Wilke Peak, 34, aCworl / Rape Feed, 331 411 grislit MICR Or TIIUR. 1 MC FLOW, 6011 ta 63s Scout* sss to 60s per fut. PRICE uP HOP 3 IN TEE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bag. 61 os to 111 os 1 Pockets 61 6s to 91 011 . /SIC/ OP LAT AND STRAW IN SMITMVISLD. Old Hay, 9 94 Se 41 toe—Clover 31 res to 41 son Reran .91 as to *I os.-Straw, 21 10s to at .51 COAL MARKET, Idarel 26. Ships at Market &hips fold Price 6 Newcaftle Coal 3 325 od to 51e 9d. 2 Stone Coal 0 cos od to ••••• qd I Cinders - o —s od. Yefferday W. Richards, a hackney coachman to 'Mrs. Fox, io Turk's-head-yard, Turnmill-ftreet, was rcharged, at Hatton-garden Office, on fufpicion of ,fecreting a gold watch, the property-of Mr. Schor n, who came from Dartford in a pofi chaife, and hired the coach in Bridge-Rivet, to take him to the Cloillers in Smithfield. The prilmer helped to move the lug gage, and the watch was at the time under the enfision of the chaife. Mr. Schoon did notmifs it till he got to the Cloifiers ; not knowing the number of the coach, he ,publitLed hand bills, which brought forward a lad named Wells, who clef:soled, that he few the prifoner init..* watch in his coat-pocket, as he was miffing by. He was fully committed for trial. The cipiage of the Right Hon. George Ponfonby, the new Lord Chancellor of Ireland, broke down three tithes between London and Birmingham ; and the carriage of the Duke of Bedford broke down ,once betwesn ,laondon and Barnet, on their way to Ireland. • . On Mopday might Mr. Curti SFR r, of Winchefter fireet, was (topped on Hounllow•heath, and robbed of forty pounds. A baker's balker, left near a houfe in Broad-1 reets having on Tuefday attrafted the eye of anidle vagrant, he approached, under an idea that he was unken, to purloin the bread ; but at•the ;Minot he put his hand into the ba'ket , the baker's dog, which was couched behind, fuddenly feized his atm, and tore it in a (hocking manner. Monday as an old public boort, called the Ca. thei ine-wheel, in Catherine-wheel.alley, Whitechapel, was pulling down, fume of the brickwork fell, by which one of the labourers was fuffocated. Tuefslay fe'nuight, as Mr. Thomas Martin war tiding over Fairlighr bolills On his return from flaf• tings, his honk took fright at fomething on the road, he reared up, and fell backwards, by which Mr Mar tin was thrown, and fo dreadfully hurt, that he ex pired two days after the accident. DIVIDENDS. March so. Barash's Campbell, late of Princcs.fquare, Ratcliffe. Mlddlekx, broker, at twelve,at Gul'&01, Apuil in. Clough Leefe, of Leopard's Cowart, Baldwin's Gar.lens, Leather-lane, Mfddickx, chenuft, &mitt, dealer and chaptuan, at one, at Guildhall. April tn. James Thweat, of Marchrfter, John G4lly, of Bread- Aran, London, Thomas Munday, of Mauchetter, merchants and copartners. at two, at the Star lan, Mancheftcr. April at. William Bryon, of St. IVlary.at•Hill, London, brandy merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. April 3o Juana Eaton, now or late of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the York Hotel, Willisinfon.fguare,l..verpool. April as. Edward Eagleton of Cksaplide, London, grocer and tea dealer, at twelve, at GulkihalL April as. Lois Wickens, of St. Clement's Church.yard,Middicfes, habcrdafher, at twelve, at GulliholL April at. 'Dimas L‘btfoot, of Lawton, I.anclifbire, snannfadtu rer, at three, at the Dog Tavern, Deanfgate, hlancheiter. Aro 24. John Saxton and George Chapman, of CheflerSeld, Derbylhire, hofiers and parturs, at dames, at the Angel kat, Cheiterficld. BIRTHS. At Ckapelisod, near Dublin, the Lady of Colonel Legge, of a daughter. At King's row, Winahtfter, the Right Hon. Lady Sarah De Crefpigny, of a fol.. At her houfe in Great Ormond-ftreet, the Lady of Mr Sajeaot Bat, M. P. of a fon. At Down-Mil, Ireland, the kat of Sir Hervey Bruce, Bart. Lady. Bruce, of a daughter. On Friday, at his houfe, hasGeorge.ltrect, Hanorer.fquare, the Lady of J. Coupe. Lately, at Wembley, in Herefordesire, Mrs. Elizabeth Cooke, aged 64. wife of Mr. Thomas Cooke, cooper, aged upwards of 7c, of a daughter MARRIED Tuefday feonight. at Kirkby Electbam, in the North Riding of Torkfhire, Thomas Robfon, Efq. of Holtby Hoofs, io the pad& of Horoby, to Mils Caroline Young, feconti daughter of Sr Wm. Young. Eart. At Mauchline, on the 3d laftant, the Rev. John Tod, 'Violate of the Gofpel of that place, to Mils Wilhelmbra Ktoccry H/Mii. ton, daughter of the late C.:auto Hamilton, Efq. On the nab inaant,Wrn. Nevile Hart, EN fun of the late Sir Wm. Hart, to Nlifs Miller, of Ilford. Tuefday fe'nntght. at Edinburgh, Robert Straehan,Erq Writer to the Signet, to Mlfs Janet 'hiding, third daughter of the de teaftd Paul Darling, Efq. of Bogus green. HAMPSHIRE. . • To be SOLD by AUCTION, by HENRY CRISWICK, , : \ , . At the Fountain Tavern, in Por:lmouth, an Wednerday, the 9th day of April next, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon. . . I AMOST valuable and vicll- timbered. Freehold Mate, called PACKHOUSE FARM, fituate in the Parini of Cat herinpon. near the Village of Cl.. ndeltl, confiding of a Farm Houle, with ruitable Out-boildlogs. anti - eto t atet Ain., of Lanai tai of which are Wood, and the'refiNe Arabia. And'ains the Greet Tythes of the above lam and upwards of Two Hundred and Sixty eight Acres de:cells= land adjoining. The above Enna Is entitled to extenfive Common Right. in tite Friuli of Here, the Land 'Fax is redeemed, and the Purchafrt may enter at Midium met. Catberlttgtoo is lituate In a Pleafant Healthy Cannery a t,,, w „p ng with palm. elide toe Pleb Of Pox Fir3l4ll, Sad stns eafy diftance from l'ortforouthalhoplo .Walthant s Petersdalsk, and Ain-Arcot. Particulars with Conditions, may be had at the New inn. Medan ; the Swan. Mrs ' , ford ; the Swan, at .11ton ; the Wineholler; the Dolphin, (kapott ;. lotd the 'principal 144 at Chieheller and PeTersheld ;at the place of Alt of Mr. Bretwrlgp a ' Common Pleas Office, Temple ; of !Award Pugh, Efq. Mr, *W. and Mr. Todd and the Autliotirer, Andover. Mr. Henry bolter, the i roam, or • Mr. Sbuter, Hambletion, will thew tl,e Premirea • ' SPAIN:: PIfYSTC. . '. .. • DE VELNO% E VEG TABLE 'PILLS iii 4 prow, by experience, to be the belt and tna* ' 1 . Alterative, Pullisr,and Sweetetscr 01 the Blood; and . 1 alliteled with the &Amity, stothatic T.:ructions. I.eprafp, • chola, or any other Dlionlera alibi]; front catered Blood wr I who have Impaired their coon 'cottons by i kifSpation or Indiferrtions, Should by Do means u .it a emerge of the V , Nib diving the Spring. The operation of tit'. valuable V Alterative is fo pleas:se and lalutary as not to interim with avocations of butit•ef• or &afore; its adioli ie eoblinfil to i mid juices, aid requires no alteration, pr reftrigat in diet; It Osiers in the Rontach, blends with thalami and gradually peel ' OK circulating fluids, correcting ht its p.kfrage any deviant* lan s flare of convalcrecnee ; io Omer. it is the I rig fought tor Vega,. bleSpecifie or rare, buy waive. ruhltitute for that tathionalakmitto ia: Me rc ury. which may he faLt to cure only by killing y iiv Ale lacy recites Eke attention and furprife of medical Ma. foL so la WA oilier medicine. have tailed, De larden's Pillembee be aoulpstelbe r forltli Dif mites w *eh vagina* la pp leapartithiaa paired:dale of the Blood. None ran be genuine, wbelt.foever or by whomfocver . . girgio the Bill of Dirceilona to filmed to feed Ink, by the P • . m, Prepared by Mt. C. Ikephisanw fee Pretwietor,lairlage*np chafed the recipe of Mr Pickling, and laid whetaralkapst Shaw anal P•dyiards, Nu. 66, St. rani s Chinch-land, wa tl I way 1 retail alto by Mr DiekisfOn:No. 613,Berner,fireekt . Baugh;ro Wad Tint, Exchange. Price pald. mat asp- m r THE 'Re v . Dr. BARCLAY has been rai'aiiriit with a great variety of tefflmohies:lteknowlrdsing the cy of his Barclay's AN fIBILIOUS PILLS.; he begs leat t robsnit the following, addeetll d to (Jr. Barclay's Witale Agerg, by the lion.Arrinkocan Caulfield: ... Sir, clenartn, July, S, lac*, , . I have received your frefh ropily, In two double lams pf 06 mod excellent medicine, denomhuied Barelay's Ale dbillsop Asa, for which the Rey. William Barclay has a patent. 'ClahnitadYea I had found them very efficacious, wid I teapot/Al. paid.* Ma add toy name to the mail respectable fighatuera * htfamer. .1 Mould imagine the Methinks* of Cantt.rbury's pa 'golf has I Solent , and acknowledge I tried the •l'llls entirely o; of ' bald that. it. was in Welt' an hoft. It is cot poriblefo i illwili so di. age would hirer his name to be made ufe of, bet tar dm as aft the public, or that it could be arrtelcd on say,thing but thatits th i have ex pe:ieneed the foul:hula o. : the foundation on veM..O I for I was lute to tormenting fiatoleneies. prbeeedinp frawp and have to thank Mr. Barclay ide the cure. . You make ule of toy tams where and wben you plea(, , ' " I aft. Sir, yours. Sus. ~ I.*CALILI lELD, Archdeacon of Sihnowh7 A Caution.--Obferre the name of William Barclay Is eotragp4 ea the Stamp which is affixed ,in the obtOde • . 4.. °rim boa ; all pot fo Ramped area dai 4 11 4 toe. per box, with ample dipyithßla)/o.•ti - rsv,ltsest . .. Sold, 'choleraic and retail, by rip • . • „ . . , , Mr. Butler's No. 4, Cheacilde. tooter ' ' r' '". • retail by Celled!, Dublin ; Scott, Edln birgb i••' ' " .' "l" - try Medicine VC17d413 in every Min. •• - -'• AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. ... .0 A I(ESSRS.CURRIE and Co. Sorgoone,batiefille LVL a bog faits of years made the VENRRhAI. DISEASE the penknife ohjed of their Inseßigation, are now enabled to oto imam the difeovery of a Medkine !Valor to Mercury lti Iffid Care of that Difeafc. It is at pretest hadent far dimwits' 1141 that its effsdls are thrinctritaliy,aggololarp tusk of though it completely eradicates glory Nettlic of thud molt confirmed :bra, yet it doe" not In the lead injure Illp ninon, °raker the complexion ; on the coots-n*7.E fyilens in all its natural fundions, promotes Appel* Mkt . tato Digertion. Nomberiefs haulms are on 'commend of Oa fuperior of of tine Medicine, its icherint and fpeettioehnittl tiding as a perpetual corrective to headily debility, vrhseha pry. carding from au cemfs of conjugal and illicit pkaihre, or train ewe infidious though not lets dedrudite Indulgen ce in a pernicious habit. Antidd the melanchely variety of Dliottlexa which aro the conkq mote of this Unary vice, ads km IKON Moo afilVting than chore DlrielanCES pod DUIILITIES that petrot oft embitter the matrimonial Rate:The wretched fufferes broods OW his misfortunes. &Chemed to keit relief till It has brought bier tO fuels a Sate of niifery as to render Fife appraise. To thofe es. happy Perron" it will be a canfoling ndlcdlion to know Anal* may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatmeet, be retie:end to that greeted of all human bletfu4s, a Prong, manly, and vigor otts Ceoeftitudon. Mcffes Currie and Co. may he confoiesed by Patients of ebbe* Sex, at their Hoe.f.a, No. soy, *anon Garden, Parboil at. by letter (peilt paid) foetal' ng a dank Note, when the mi• vice and Medicines will be given or feht to any part c t dem —Patients in the Country are mended to Rote a ' 011/1 general mode ese living. •No 107, Hatton Garden. LiA V INC: dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, anirrisa gratifies! by the r0 ,. ..ft eardblreable Kea* in that brand which I thought groper to fens% I Lod ziat I have not wore oaf cie.da y eel my Um than dupe arbo In 114..412.8.4 OM 0. the pro - S:Moo, are motion:My inunexiCd in ancatainty, obi mance always attain that foe:aril which is c^gulral I y comentiadlid On totaluclual ;cora to onmetari of 4i - nolem Ile &ea* or 10 1 13141;Ydsza walker diariang. tor abs 7 halos with than anno of. cnomonmat fylaptoom and, by a 416. penhdo of all vital exagyfy, ellitecias wig trona*. otohlttwoh...,, Whither they sal c itoin tits preval , r-c of ii. exampk, tbcticitrao qm habit sof .e. - ,00l boys, or tt.e hilt, 'lrene/cot maturity, they tta quire the toed anlianua pratrfamal &111 : but by the tinonsaa of uneducated to ta, the lytaptotataze aggravaud, tea the coo& tours is riftrnyet $ Asa MFMBER of the LOYAL co 7. 7 1:i0liff 11 4 11 4 30149 . I ground toy predodione on = , c . efftmatiast,Antel Indrcanf to awry pebrilese priagttce I "Word foitta: eonadenae with which I i.avehittorto. been hlEwraoy,hooterni. . In the lint leotatken of ba;4l.llCallnea. may. arrACCIOD 1111/ orevelA the calamity of a VAittmod 'raw ; Loa ozSice tts htf• leeet, from a con &Miters or tbc unotatlf‘e's. of the Nee VOA ailed his sniefortoes is fearbil of eh." Isesitimpt or cadtre 0' Us fatally phyficion an; broods onee-hisinannim Mai mein cos. wet amt it tend .`,,e !actsfaceLay or ham te be aitarod not ara.,,,t c.pabiffty pf c . v.-mind but gea e tt..e mat mmomat.fi vrez y, /smith reet.ot Vni-sealeotrtalnts i: le pofEhle to prevent pale, danger orelidre 4; in the mot owe:tented ales It is the solute. tte .t of agrinive azmaitors b tqa flne to cln a 111% Candi. and.fgoedyrootAbliknote ' . egfer toe &avian...id of rho ellrfirtafelt to thoie of ether 'At who • arc ailidtai with any kind of tri 4 :' . ill% of any (magus 0 irShilatELL I .1 FIC 11011. and in nit eale• stile terms of tom seradoo method on tae bra wawa'''. Patfrotstn Ow cow:DT/are atopoted to !adore' Bank cc.% ma are enuctlaal to forcey 01,1 , ace a-.' manner of livin g . MAR T' BEEE, Member of tn. Ro7al College of Burgeons, In LOOdill. Na 19, Arundel-ftreet, Stro,il, ear 'rmple Bar. 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