Star. — London, England, 1806-10-16 00:00:00

.1.71 AR OF BEDFORD'S AGRICULTURAL 7 OUR. (Cataloged from our Paper of Monday ) • Bazt.twasr.os, Ocr. B.—On Tuefilay his Grace ode round 'Lord CLANCARTY'S doansin, and after wards to view the admired dock of Cattle of a Mr Partast.z, of the County of Rofcommon. The Show Prize Stock of the Farming Society being arranged in their Area in this town, the Duke came to infped it at two o'clock, amended by the Judges of the dif. fermi ealres s he took a very minute fumy of the whole, ern:pining into the various pedigrees of breed, and fkilfully pointing nut the moil preferable of their kinds, to which prizes had been adjudged, though they had not been declared. The Duke then paired through the remainder of the flock of cheep in the fair, which experienced an unexpected deduction nE price from ss. to son. per head. At (even o'clock his Grace honoured the Farming Society with his com pany at diiinzr, being received by the Committee at the HaII•door, who preceded him to the great room with was light, the band of the North Mayo Militia playing " God fave the King." Nearly two hundred Noblemen and Gentlemen, the principal Agricultth fills of Ireland, were affcrohled on this occafion.— His Grace was fretted on the right hand of the fire fident, Mr. Fosraa. After the health. of the. Krim, the Qtrs so, and Prince of WALKS, had been drank, thR ri c tident gave "rim Lord Lieutenant of hell:A" which - Was drank with the moll marked applaufe.— Hs Grace conci(ely thanked the Afrembly for the honour thus conferred upon him, and drank " Prof. Amity fa tie ,b arming Society of lrektd." To this fore seeded from the Chair, the health of Sir JONN SIN. elitist, and the erricabora/ Satiety of Eaglaad, Mr. Cues, Lord St/P4/RVILLII lee. and then, "May the Zeit,* aid (srasimg of tie Empire hag boa" of the fur. etafallearomoge of the Bottle of Bedford I" which was raptenoufly drank with three times three. The Doke loon afterwards role, and obferved, " That he fhould propofe a teak which he was affured would Meet with the cordial approbation of every one who felt an interell in the Commercial and Agricultural lotereas of the Empire—their high respectable Prefi dpt, the Right Hon. JOllll Foarea." The enthu fialiic reception of fuch a fentiment, from fuch a quarter, may readily be conceived. As loon as the tumult of applatife had fubfided, Mr. FOITAR de clared himfelf unable " to (speck what he felt for thedillinguifhed honour whicb bad thus been con ferred upon him, and therefore he mull content him felf with an acknowledgment of that inability, and drinking their healths."—About ten o'clock, the Duke retired; fonts after which, the Prefident in formed the Societe, that in compliance with the re qttifition of their Committee, he had written an en force to the letter with which his Grace the Duke of BIDSOKD had honoured him,on behalf of the Society, which he would fubmit to them for their approba-, tion. It elegantly expreffed the high fence of grati tude which the Society felt for the liberal and difkin guifhed donation of Stock, with which his Grace had prefented them ; and was unanimonfly approved of. Nothing could exceed the rational hilarity of the day, which was heightened, as dna!, by the (prightly mufic , and vocal talents of GIORGI GUMMI, Efq. I whole " Balfitutfiee Fair," and other appropriate longs, kept the Society in a fate of felicitous convi viality till a late liour.--( To be maimed) :a SURRET ADJOURNED SESSIOA S. Yefterday Yobs 7boross, who had been convicted OR Teefday for attuning and ftarving.his appren tice, James Edborough, was brought up for judgment. (A full report of this trial appeared in our Paper of yetlerday.) The Learned CH 4ta maw, in palling the fentence of the Court, animadverted with great feverity upon the enormity of the crime the prtfoner had commit.' ted- He confidered it an offence againft not only the law of the land, but againft the common law of nature and humanity ; inftead of fuck inhuman treat. mcnt as he had given this forlorn and friendlefs orphan, it was his bounden duty, and fhould have been his great objet, as his apprentice, to treat him with the kindnefs of a parent to his child. He was 'vilely dependent upon him, and looked up to his as &le hand from which he was to receive the neeellaries of life ; but what was the refult ? But for the in terference of Come charitable and humane neigh !sours, the confequences °flitch treatment might have pallid unnoticed, till his unhappy condition ended but with his life, and then he would have had a crime of a mulch higher nature to nnfwer for to his country and his Goo. The fort of defence attemp ted to be let up, highly aggravated his offence ; and the teftimony given upon the trial fmelled ftrong of perjury, which, for a time, made the cafe fome what doubtful; but the verdia of a molt refpatable _ _ . _ . - - - Jury, had decided on which fide the perjury was committed I this wav • Hill greater aggravation, ad ding the crime of perjury to his other iniquities.— He was then fenteucel to twelve months imptifoo spent. Baiatoin Ratty, and jam flamf a, otherwife Helot toe, two boys, about 14 and ;6 years of age, were convilted of Reuling one watering pot, an old pair of copper fcales, a Pack, pocket book, hammer, and other articles, the property of George Chambers, a osufery man, refitting at Newington. It was fuppofed that the prifoners had watched their opportunity while the profecutor was abfent from the garden houfe, to make away with theft fe• vend articles ; and upon the evidence it appeared, that Ratty had fold the watering pot to a broker, and the kales to a woman. both raiding in the Bo• rough, who were induced to purchsle them from the plaufibiliry of the Rory told by the boy, and the innocence of his appearance. Both the prifoners were difcoveted fatt elects in a catt, lying on the (tick, and the pocket book, bummer, &c. were found upon them. Their defence was, that they had found thee ar ticles in the cart. 't he only thing remarkable in this cafe was the appearance and charafter of the boy Ratty. He was atEnit fourteen years of age, the piaure of health, beauty, and innocence, with fuch an expreilion of countenance, as might baffle the hill of the phyflog nomill, to difenver a bad line in hts features ;—yet, firarige to tell, he has already been fire times in the coßody of Mr. Ives, the Gaoler of Nen ingtoa, for various offences, and was once Wore conviffed of felnnv. He had been pnt into the Marine School, And from thence abiconded. Their lenience was refpited unfil next Salons, dial Game further inquiry about them might be made. yahoo .11-vni, jun. was indiEled for having at Lam beth, by &Ire pretences, obtained from Mars. Beau. frit and-James four half hognseads of vinegar. The • fees were very brief. The warmer was the fon of a waterman who plyed near Richmond. On the 28th of June he applied to Mr. Menem. clerk of Meffrs. Beaufoy and James, for two half hogfheads of vine. gar marked No. ,8, purporting to be for Mr. Ben net, of Richmond, which was delivered to him, not withflanding Mr. Bennet had never been a dealer with Beaufoy and James. On the 14th July the pri. loner repeated his vifit, wanting tome more vinegar, which was denied him, until he fhould bring k writ- ten order from Mr. Bennet. Next day he produced one for the quantity, defiring it to be fent by ".Monk's boat." The value of the whole vinegar amounted to it guineas. Beaufoy and James applied to Mr. Bennet foe payment, which he retufed, never having given Monk any order of the kind, or even having received the goods. ' The defence was, that notwithflanding by Meffrs. Beaufoy and James's card that on a parcel of vinegar they gave three months credit, he bad gone to them and dealt as for himfelf. An old man then Rated, that the prifoner had been highly efteemtd by thelate Lord Kenyon for thefignal exertions he had made in fupport of his Lather and Mother, the former of whom was blind, and the latter entirely helpkfs. The Jury found him—Guilty. The Court ordered him to be imprifoned fix calm- dap months in the Houfe of Correction ; adding, that nothing but the good chararler he had received had kept him from the pillory. Sarah runcan was next indiCted fur Ruling from St. Thomas's Hofpital, a linen (beet, the property of the Mayor, Commonalty, and Citizens of London. The prifoner was one of the moles in the Hofpital, and when apprehended fhe confelTed the fae. A cu• rions dialogue paired between the Chairman and the Pawnbroker, who received the (beet. He was a&ed (the fbeet being vifibly marked with the words " St. Thomas's Hofpital;') whether he had taken it in without examining it? He replied, he had ; and atligned the hurry of Wind's as his rearm The Chairman told him his conduEl was fo extremely im proper, that he had a great mind to commit him.— Then, turning to the Jury, Serjeant Onflow Paid— " Geetlemen, I am forry the grearejf criminal is not at the Bar." The Jury immediately found the pri. Comer Guilty. She was then convicted on a fecund indiament, charging her with Reeling various arti cles of wearing apparel, the property of Catherine Mahoney, a night narfe in the fame HAritali and was about to be MdiCted for a more enormous of fence, that of flealing the clothes of a punr difabled feaman, when the Chairman interfered, fayingtit was unneceifary to go farther. He then fentenced the prifoner, who is 3a years of age, to be tranfported for (even years. g. Warren, R. Felder, and Ann Beard, were in ditted, the two former for Reeling three swathing trays and a tub, the property of T. Crowder, a Currier, at Kenni:.gton ; and the latter for receiving the fame, knowing them to have been flolen. The fad of Reeling was made out againft the men, but the lady remained untouched by the evidence. Fader then called the lady's hufband to hie chataller, who Rated that he had -known Pedder twenty years ago, in the fervice of Mr. Adams, of Laytot:Rone, but he did not know how he now got his living. The Chairman obferved, that the very effeß produced by the teftimony of this witnefs, made a doubt whether the Court ought not to increafe the puniflsment of the prifoners. They were fentenced to be imprifoned twelve calendar months, and kept to hard labour. in the Houfe of Correftion. Mrs. B. was acquitted. John fremerman ' againit whom a true bill of indift • I mum had been found for an aunt on an infant ' name Grin, about (even years of age, traverfed the indiament till next SelEons. He delerlbed bimfelf as a medical man. E. Dalton, who appeared as a Naval Officer, and was lately apprehended at Southampton, on I charge of flealing tsol. in back ncite‘, from an ir.n at Ens ter, the property of J. I. Furt:lcue, Efq. was tried at the Devonlhire Mites on Tuefday fe'nnight, found guilty, and fentenced to (even years tranfpor. tation. At the Quartet Salon for the Soke of Peterbo rough, held in that city yellerday fe'nnight, John Ward was put upon his trial for the wilful murder of Mr. John Siffon, of Pilfgate, and, upon the clearefl evidence, found Guilty. He received fentence of death, and was executed on Friday, near Peterbo. rough, and hit body delivered for diffeition. The prifoter faid nothing in his defence, and fcarcely lift ed up his eyes during the trial. He had been deeply dejected and fenfible of his melancholy fituatiou fines his commitment. In the con►fe of the laf week, feven bodies of the foffererc, in the King George packet, were walhed on the fhores near Lancalier. fhey were all gout, middle aged men ; fis of them had the appearance of labourers in agriculture, and it is fuppofed we►e returning from barveft work in. England. The leventh, from the contents of his pockets, is fuppofed to have been a taor. Variolis turns of money were found upon them, which have been carefully der& ted in the hands of a refpeflable perfon in the neigh. bourhood, till claimed by their relatives. Da. Foraractes Nervous Cordial Drops are ftruagly recommended at this feafon to the fair fez, they are ptonounced to be certain in removing all lownefs and depreffion of the Spirits, the molt alarm ing difeafes of the Head and Stomach, palpitation of the Heart, Horrid Thoughts, Vain Fears, Frightful Dreams, Lois of Memory, Relaxation from Mifcar. riages or difficult Labours, debilitated Habit from long relideate in Het Climate., and a Sedentary Lile ; Palfiev, Dorfal Confutnptions and Weakneffes incident to boils Seta; alto for Spaims from an irregular influx of Vital Heat into the affeßed Muf cks This grand Anti-fpafmodie Remedy never yet failed in a I'm& inflame far eighteen years p ilt, in Bili.•t:s CAfti ; Indigcaion , Slow, Nervous, Putrid, M itignant, Petechial Feints, and Bioken Codlitu tions —Sold wholcfale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No.;, Clic tpfide, corner of Paternoder row, in bot , tics at 4*. and ; ts. each, with ample siireftions. CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD ' TS universally acknowledged to be peculiarly el 4 &Scions iss all inward Walling., Loft of Appetite. Indigedion, Dept...llion of Spirits, Trembling or Shaking of the Hands or Limb., ohftinate Coughs, Shortnefs of Breath, Confonzptive He. Ike Arc. At this fears, of the year, Dr. Solomon'► Medi cines are highly tifeful to the vaLtudinarian ; bat caution is need- Cary to guard againit counterfeits, by aferving the word► " Saul Sado/non, Liverpool," engraved on the damp ailed to rack hot • tie, without which it cannot be genuine. Sold at tos. 6d. or four in one 13s. bottle (which fsvcs 91.) by Mathews and Leigh, No. ill,Strand. Dr. Solomon, when confulted, tapeds his ufual fee of half-i. guinea. Such letter &mild, for fakty, be uses directed, " Meaty letter,Dr. Solomon, Gilead Houle, neer Lteeepod• LADC FOR HOW ELLS POWDIRO. FITS--Convultioos, Flyfler cs. E i!epfieo, or FaPing Fits, radically cured by Dr. Howell's Powders. 'the efficacy of this invaluable Medicine has be.en proved by a raft numbcr of aft 'Orbs cure. performed on pet lone of both fears afflitted with there dreadful diforders fur a ion; &Hes of yeare—maoy of whom had tried every other Medicine cat vain, and were &coed Incur able. The few follo*lng cafes .re feleeted from hundred. equally defperate, aad are witneffed and authenticated by loch re fpcffl stale and well known chara eters, that the (malted dcubt cannot remain In the wind of the molt Inero i .tuleas, v i a. _ I The fon •4 Mr. Truman, of Giltipur-ftreet, aged IS yea= Falling Pits tram his childhood, hut as now reßorad to health Y 1 77: Howell's Powders. which were panicul.rly morn • • mended Dr. Turner , Fellow ~t• the Royal College of Phy fi cians, London.rs. Green ens upwards of ao ytan alftleted with totas.' vulSnns and Falhug Fits, skim' the had bcea ha 11-patient of at. Bartholomew's and Guy's Hofpitals, bad carol received the lean betafit till ese had taken Dr. Howell's Powders...a:grad iggenrs: Wltnelles, the Rev. J. Hint, fvfinifter of the Sasvay,and Mr. liar.. gift, Italian and oil Merchant, No. te7, Strand. MO it. of Weft Horfcley, near 7a yang of an, wan 17 years effiictesFlalth Cnovullions and Falling Fits, and Wier taking a great .variety of Medicines without relief, was effuitually cured by Dr. Powders. Witneffes the Rev. Mr. Fullerton, Milliliter of Weft Horfeley, Mr. Smith and Mr. Hooker, Churchwardens. Ann Wil liams, of Laytantione, !Bea, to years of age, had violent Fits from her infancy, but upon taking Dr Howell's Powders was Loon com pletely cured. Fur this great cure tits Rev. Mr.Whaley, minifter of Laytonftore, publicly returned thanks to theAtatio u r r, In hi. Chapel on the loth N0v.1799. Mr.Sakmarfh, of Enfield, Middle fee, aged 17 years, was aididedls years fo dreadfully with litpilep tic or Faille., Fits, that be required 7 or 8 perking to hold tuna hi the fit—cured 7 years ; a/Bruges, Mr. Hull, churehwarden, and Mr.lVlkchell,uve . rfeer. The fon of k refpedtable Gentleman, No. 44, Maitham.ltreet,Weßminfter, from the Ift year of his age, bad the molt violent Convulfive Epileptic Fit 9, which brought in Cyntittoms like hydrophobia or canine midnefs, with unnatural bowlines, and a dlfpotition to bite. After in vain trying the utnsoil fedi of the faculty, ttll he was liven years old, Dr. Howell's Pow - ! dere alone cured hint of et u de deplorable cud complicated dif,,r den. His pareets arc willing to anti the care, to any inquirer eating at their houfe as above —Perfons &gonna( further ;wools by applying at N 0.78, High Hods , en, will be referred to a hit to.. loos is be Wetted in a New (paper. This fovcreign Remedy is prepared and fold under the King', Royal Patronage, by Dr. Howell (Fellow 01 King's College), his houfe, N 0.7%, High Holborn, I.oudon, and to, where lc'. 60. a parker, in which I. Inch kd a Inutile, wet:tea by thr lh.Etur, as the above-mer.tioned Murder. N.R. For all Nerve.us Complaints, a lth:b arc fo of•el the foie mouses of Cuovolilosis, l ' ;.lleT 143, lit - Roles, Ike. a 1•et!.1 . ring caaaaut be t:.kaia. AL latter. (poll l ad) duly &M.A., rel. .•• . • bogy', Pun mina L" s. CONTIRAC l'.-44y Mr. k) WEST INDIA DOCK STOCK, LnYtdon Doak Stock, and (mall :Mare. of new Subfcrlption, Glob Info • ranee, and Rock lulu...nee Mares, Orand Janette°, Pe at For, ft, Rochdale. Kennet and Avat New Subfeription. and Lan:alter Canal Shares —No sj, New Bridge-Beret, Odtober .5. By Order 'Abe Honowable Contrwitlionera of Escife far Scotland. Por SALE by AUCTION, At the Star and Owlet Tavern. Portfmonth, nn Wadncfday, ths 22d loft. at Pleven o'clock In the morning, "I:HE FOLLOWING G 0 0 DS, VIZ. 11 Double Fortified Iron Gunr.,.c, pounders so Carriages for ditto ° to SII.'14:01.1111441 for ditto Braf. Lacks - for di!to it Slide.' for ditto About jo Canifter Shot for do. About 140 Routh( Shot fer d-: to Carrcoades: TA roundel.. rt.( Dwobte-headed ditto And fundry elevating Screws. TraverT,na Bar. Spurt: dre which have been landed front the Princt of Wales and Royal Oeo. PsNfe Shins. The fame may be viewed three dap berme the Salt\ and Farther p ,rticu'ara known by appficatton sr the Office of TIioNIAS B. ltatltill, wind Ship-Agent, Beth.fquire, Portiftnoutn. ' _ _ .At ate Star and Gillet Tatars. Partlissuan, tatt Vredne dj r, the lid left. at.Pt Yen o'cleek in the V. , rnins, I'HE good Eta failing cover FOX, togeth -r tv;th' all her Tackle, Appeal, ruralist.; mstltitn-ev, with *Ski i they abundantly tout& ,sal stay be Cart titian itnatedlatall•-1144 fa a rditarial•ly Gee varef,clircli balk, admeafures a' as SQ torl, ' 2.4 is wel saterlaaatlllar a Paw Rest. PaAet, UrtShet. WO! ,other fervice where difpatch and ;ccntrmodation• arc rn For a view of the Clltt , r and *totes, Inventories, and fu er parricides. Itpplication maybe Inas there day* ItelreattasSal at ttit Office at THO 4. B. ROUSE, Broker and flap Agent, Portfmtstla. I N profeffirig irtyfelt a regalaily emlucated M.M. b e e of the ROYAL COLLEOE of SUReEONS In LObt.' DON, I think it incumbent on me to Spiry, tint my Dioltio*, from the College of Surgeon., as well as Certificates from the Hoftritale, and maims Profeffore under whom I Butlied IhYlic, Suegery f and Midwifery, have been foe 4corre placed.in ens ef. My: Parlours, open to the lifuetion of any one who laLppcm, to ha there, or I. &firm:, of fuch examination. - lIIISTIIII %amt. I Mite relived all other Practice, for deli Study and Treatment of V . COMPLAINTS and DIIIiLITV -AM it was not OM I had experience u an Army Suogeoll emir General Pra4leilmer, that I thoeght myfeff Piddled in the fdet , Lion of this peculiar branch. The concentrated force of the humun. intellect, *ben dirrded to a particular point, melt aegalti Tube: rioray within the circle of its own adieu, and Wog cow loved foto cefs is a decided proof, that my efforts have nut ban Ids beneficial, to others than advantageous to myfelf. The dated' and the enifery which odic front a certain deflnte•. tive habit, fo pernicious to (chug), boys, have been frequently pour trayed by the lamellas of the age. but it is the duty of every Praditioner, when called upon, tovetkve (web (offerings by M e . dint Affißance ; and it Is the acquirement of my exclufive expe rience in this One to offer In retry fuck cafe a fate and Geniis re• ellabliffiment. In Bight cafes of deficiency produced by free living, refidence is warm Chenates, or too much indulgence of fedudive Pillions, and in all recent Venereal Complaint., telly application loft. es anise. mediate cure. But in the molt complicated Cafes of Dlosure at companied by fever, or diforders of the fyftent arlEiag from ne sleeted infeCtion ; fame perfeverance le indileenfably .requffite fee the re-animation of the conftlintioa and refloraticio to health and vigour —In all cafes with either kr.; the moltlevidaLle fecrecy Is chimed, and thoterals of remenerarion are plainly Rated on the heft interview. MAR lIN BRIE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Loados, N 0.29, Arundel:Orem, Wend. near Temple Bar. There la an additional entrance inWeterareet adjoining.—Adr letters from town or country are expeded tocontain a Bank Note It) TrtUfslAS rA yI.OR, klq. Dear Sir, No. 9. Britige- ltbmt, Louden. IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon ate , to inform you of the very great andCitrioraltiary Ceirel have received fool your Invaluable Medicine—LEAKE's PATENT PILLS. About two years ago I was an: eked with ti Venereal Diforder which t treated 'rather nightie for Conte tine, Out the chfrafe at length fpreading ail over my Bed,, l was . obliged to ap p ly to did' molt eminence( the Fatuity, but their all lance afforded only tem- • relief. I went through various Mudd of Salivation, and ror being rather of a corpulent H.bit was reduced to a rum Skeleton. 'lle nicer* that fpread all ov. rmy limbs, rendered ems a complete object, Co that my friemle defpaieed of my rceovery. When brought to this fituation, I cimnimaercd death as incyltabk., but Urdu:los of !ohm commenting utiles the many cafes in which your Pills had [accented. I was usdaced to try a but o. thews, which I thought rather ntiered me, and by pence, ranee foe two or three months, and fullowtrg your dirzaions. I experkowed the molt unaccountable relaxation from pain the fors gr.sdnally luDddmg ; I am now; thank Goo, perfectly recovered, and waft. ing out daily : I doubt not but one more bx, which 1 think calm nous to take, will dial:ilia my health in it. original Rate It Is with the molt heartfelt gratitude that I fobfcribe myfelf, Sir, your much obliged bumble f i • WM. Praasar. Deanfaate, Machelter, July I. ttct. • P.S. Fur the public benefit I uo net obicift to the above lodes. pubitilied, hut leave you to aft u our own better judgment awl dadatc. Prepared and fold by the foie Prepeietor ' Thoolas Taylor Mewl. bat of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lend. n, at his Hbufe. , No. u, New Bridge ttrect. here, after a mallow reOdetee of. more than thirty lit years, Ina praet.ce particularly direct the Cure of Venereal 'Am' islets, with that inviolable kereeii which men of his predefines timid always ebfetve, he Bataan hlmfelf, the advice ard allittance be gr..notoully sdnilulftcis go p. dune taking this Medicine will be t deemed by a difeerningPulle • lie, as an advantage feldoni to be oht..ined, and void of ambiguity.. —Ago Sold, by his Appointment, for time convenience of [hads living at a dittancc, at the Perfumes, Km. 35, St. Albeit's-Meets Pall Mall; the toy Shop, No. lc}, 0 ford-ltrect ;Mr Duni°. rough's. No. 7, IhOo.lleet t Hat ; Mr. Steel ' s, Bookfeikr, Nu. Vidor , Row, tittle Tower Hale Mr. Wade n's, South .11eidge. Edinburgh ; Mr. Colwell's. Dublin ; Mr Billinge'r, Livery cl Mr. Attila :ma's, Manch, Rtry andby one Perkin in every mew fiderable Town In Great Britain and Ireland, In Boxes of oat, 24.98. each, tested tap "With full 'and Oda direCtions, wk reby Palouse( either Sex may cure theoddece with Bale, ...peed, he. tray, and Ditty. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. II'HE advantage .the Public mu(' always derive from regularly educated ,rnen directing alma eselulivey their Rutile. to one peeks of malady, was never more clearly delsooftrated than by the unexampled futeefe which has etiended the sikarinlttatloo of theirliew Remedy, and the 1111.111. ordinasy Cures It leas performed. For a long firics of years Merit CURVE and Co Surgeon. formerly In his Blab:BA • Sitvirn , have-made the VENT RRAL DISEASE the. particular trmjeti of their laveftigatirin, and are happy In having direoveredi • MeNdoe rapider to Mercury In the cure of that complaint; it Is fufaclent to °brine in mile of this New Remedy, that its efede 'are diaritettfcalllOppoilte to Rdeo! Mercury, for though it cam - pletelychiecakey every vett* of the Virus la its molt confirmed Rare, yr it daunt* In the leaß inkier the emßitutiom Ott the contrary it renovates the fyftem in all its natural fundions, pro , mein epixtite, end facilitates digeflion. Thu. inftead of redwing a fkrosig and vigorous coaftitution to the frinbtful condition that Mercury does, it not only preferves that conititotim in its prlmi dm Mite, bet eefteres a weak' end dehi;itated ere to its natural arength and vigour. Numbs dee inflames are on reees,t record of the furrier efficacy of this Medicine, its Itikerent and fpoeldo virtues tiding as • perpetual eorreetive to bodily Debility, whe ther proceolieg from the periaious habits of deluded ynoth, rr the micelles of maturity--impn.dcucies which often embitt.T rte matrimonial Moe. The un hippy (offerer broods weer h is mis fere...co. afhamed to leek relief, until he is reduced to loch altate of week lies as to render life opprefllvc. To tech redone it molt be a sow- U.ling rale:Ton to know that they may now by a new and ink*. DIG mode of treatment be rcllored to that grestell of all humeri bit:Molts, a %Leong, wanly, arid vi orous coon amnia. In all cafes of Debility and Thficitrey from whatever eau& ea log, u well as in every fpecies of Vearreal hatetion, Metes. Currie and Co. may be confulted by Patients of either Sex with the greateß foray and honour, at their bout . .., No. 007, Hatton Garden.—Letters (pill paid) endoling a hark note will be duly anfwered, and the uectifery Medicine and advice le nt to any part of the kingdom. N. B. Many Gentlemen of the fl-It terpeaahility who hays ex perienced the lora t nf tt.lll IICW MGENCIIIC. have particularly cle ared that a referytiec may be given to them to (misty the wird off any y. perfm of the re.el uclity of this truly imolai telt difeovery. i; GArlrlen• LON IN/N• Vrtut.d ,mlpublifird by V h.L K FY./ tot t'an li r'Jury-P! 1..1111be.h), at tbe.ArAR Orr;cp, No r. Car.y. ftreet. Pubti alto at thc Star..Ortlcs, Tczuktc !tr. 1 r ECCLESIASTICAL an Amtnnem, PROMOTIONS. OCTOI IL t.t.....0n Friday laR, beiet the fiat day of Term, the following Gentlemen *ere eledtcd Into the nn dermentiomal miss for the editing year t • Prodors —Rev. Win..Ginaugham, Calm COIL Rev. Jam Oil. bus, Emmanuel Modreators--Robat Wirodboule, Calus—.George D'Oyley, Bane t. Ta :ors—Georg e Barnes, Queen's—Thomas Hoflc in , Sidney. Ocrotatun.:Willimn Millers, nt.kihn's...William Webb, Clare hall. The fi•R Engllfh declamation price at Trinity college, M 4 year, is attired to Mr.. William • Edward Tomline; the focend to Mr. Charles Bloomfield ; and the third to Mr. Baku. Ihe Latin Ole elamatares prime, Mr Pritchett. The Rev. Marti* Width. of Cetus College, is collated to the prebendal Rall of St. Mary Redelffc and Ocdmifter, .14 ;he die.. cafe of Salilbury, on the Id/nation of his ?Mbar. OX TORO —Wednejay hit, the •Ree: Henry /Hellenic D. 10., Redtor of EteterColjege, basing heth isamtpated, bride (pace the Duke of Portland, Chancellor of thellnirctfity, was, In full, Commotion, levelled with the orifice of Vlee•Ornmeellor for the year caning. The Rev. Michael Marlow, J) Pasialent of St. John's College; the Rev. W. Landon. D D. Provolt of Woreefter College; the Rev. J. P.rfons,DD. Maitertof Ballot College; /ant the Rev. D. Hughes, DD. Principal of Jess 'College. werstiald, nominated Pro-Vice-Chancenews.-1 hurfelay, the Rev. W. T. Williams, M. A. of Corpus Chriftl College, was admitted feemt of that Society—Friday, the firtt day of Michaelmas Termcche , Rev. jams Rebinfen, Student In Law, of St. Mary Hall, was ' admitted Bachelor of Laws; and Me.Williana Burge, of Wadham College, was admitted Badelar ef'Arte. • . .... • BIRTHS. On Tharfday lan, at Nethulty, Cumbaland, Lady calamine Graham, .( a daughter. Lady Charlotte Lennns, of a fan. MARRIED. Yefterday, Alexander Maitland, Efq. of King's Arms-yards to Ws Gordon, eldat daughter of Charles Gordon, EN. of lower-Oren. Saturday Jait, at the boure of Lady Flnehes, in Hayford-firer, the Rev. George Moore, eldeft fon of the late Archbifhop of Can teebery. to MIN Harriet Mary Bridges; Samna daUghter of the late Sir Brook Bridges, Ram of Goodneltone, bast. On the frth inftant, at Weymouth; Major Parry Jones, netts Regiment, eldeft fon of Thomas Parry Jones, 14 eY Madrin, Carnarvonlhire, to Mils Swvenfon, only daughter of Roben Stevenfun, Frei Morton Hail. Chlfwick. 0* the fhb initant. Mr Kirkfenps, of the Durham Militia, to Mir* Mom°, of Woodbridge, Suffolk. Lately, at Ronny, Sir Henry Carew, Dart. of Haccomhe, to Mifs Palk, only daughter of Water Palk, Efq. of Marley. After the ceremony, the whole or the tenantry. together with alt the labourers and poor of the print, were fumpturaufly regaled in booths adjoining the church-yard. Monday fe'nnight, at Clifton ' Henry A. Cerjat, F lg. to Mrs. Win Baird. daughter of the !MC Wm. Baird, Efq. of Newbyth. On Tuefday lath, by the Rev. G. H. Glaffe, (Chaplain to his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cambridge,) A. C. Macartney, Efq Captain In the Royal Regiment of Artillery, to Mifi And Samuel Judd, Efq. of Stanalard,toMffs Loath Ann Wool lett, daughters of the late Nicholas Woollen, Efq of Sittinglywne. DIED. At Duryard Lodge, near Exeter, of a decline, Thomas Max• welt Adame, Efq. one of the Members of the Council of the Bland of Barbadoes. On the 3,1 loft. at Poulton Houle, near Marlborough, Wilts, the retHenee of Colonel Haematite. Mrs. Lawle r , Pellet of Wit- Barn Lowe., Efq. and Etter of Mrs Bakerville, a lady endeared to all win:anew her by the long and conttant etereife of all the milder virtues, and whelk tots Is univerfaßy regretted by her tiu 'serous friends. Lately, Mr. John Bell, Bookfclier, of Edinburgh,' gentleman whir, for the period of half a century, ranked among the fin 1 of his profeffion, and during many years of tint period was the father of the trade. Mr. Bell's conduct and charader through- out the courfe of his long life, were diftinguithert by integrity, liberality, and independence. He was a man of liberal educa tion. was well acquainted with modern literature, and lived in habits of Intimacy with molt of tbt eminent literary charaders of the lair century. He was one of the original promote:tool the Society of Bookfeilen of Edinburgh and Leith, and was the Brit who fined the fituation of Pecks of that Society. At a meeting of the Committee, hclei on the apth ult. the following propaalwaa made by Mr. Conftabie, the prefent Prefes, and unanimoully ap proved of; and with It we &all conclude this Short &etch of the charade, of Mr. &II t The Society having recently (Whined a very aftliaing lOrl in the death of one of Its oldeft and worthieft Members, Mr. John Bell, it is prnpofed that, at the General Meeting ow Monday next...all the Members Quill appear in mourning, as a (mall tribo•e of retpedt to the memory of one who has, for half a century, held a diflinguifhed place among Ids brethren, and whole name will never be forgot ten while integrity and ukrightnefs arc held in eftlmation among men." NM WATER .- AT LONDON Simon TO MORROW. Aloft* - • 31 sakeses alter g MUMMA • 1 altar 6 C I ; . :