Star. — London, England, 1808-04-04 00:00:00

WESTMINST4II-IiSSIONS. . . The Sessions entledon s Saturday with a gwel deli very, iii which thirty-six* persons .were discharged by proclamation ; about twelve prisoners were tried, +no. of which is not destitute of public interest.. William Currey, a watchman in tile Haymarket, St. James's, was indicted for fraudulently °Wining.* guinea of Serjeant M‘Donajd, belonging to .89th regiment of foot, under pretence that he was able and willing to serve in the army. The evidence of the Prosecutoi went to prove that he met the Defendant at the Plough Ptib&-bouie, - Fenchurch-street, Westminster, ou the 14th of Jam!. ary, who seemed to wish to enter into the army.— The Prosecutor observed to the. Defendant that he would give him a shilling if he chose to enlist, butthe latter refused to take less than a guinea, and the Serb jeant, having understood from bun that he was an able bodied man, gave him that sum in part of eleven guineas bounty. The Defendant at length informed the Serjeant that be had a bad leg, which was exhi bited, and consequently he was taken to Queen square, and committed for fraud. The CHAIRMAN observed, that the case was not made out, in as much as the Prosecutor had decided that the Defendant was not fit for service on his own Tjdgment, without .taking him before a surgeon.— his proved fatal to the indictment, and 'the Defen dant was acquitted. A man of the name of James Ater, was on Saturday convicted of shop lifting, and sentenced to six months imprisonment, broke out of the stable in which the prisoners are kept at the Sessions-house, in tan hour after having been tried, and has not sincebeen heard of. An interesting duel lately took place in the neigh bourhood of Petersburgh, between Count Chrepto witsch and Colonel Von Arsenjew, respecting a lady of whom they were both enamoured. These rival lovers had long lived in habits of friendship, and had each offered his addresses to the lady unknown to the other. She preferred the Count, but he on being ap prised of his friend's pretensions, waved the advan tage of her preference, and very romantically pro posed to decide their claims by combat.— A meeting was the consequence, and Gis the Frq fire, Colonel Von Arsenjew was shot through the heart. A man of the name of M'Gregor, who was suspec ted of having murdered a woman about a fortnight ago, at Tain, in Scotland, has himself been found murdered, and his body shockingly mangled, in a wood about a mile from Tain, on Monday last—hi was known to hallo po..sessed some money. After he was killed, the perpetrators went to his house inTain, which they rifled—it seems while they were in the act of plundering, they were observed by Catherine Monro, who lived in the same house, and whom they also killed, to prevent their being discovered. Two Men have since been taken up and committed to gaol strongly suspected of-being the perpetrators. A young woman lately confined as a lunatic at the charge of the parish of St. Dunstan, but who, under apparently restored sanity, had returned to her mo ther-in-law in Apollo-conrt, Fleet-street, on Friday night beComing again mad, stabled the old woman in various parts of her body in such a manner, that her life is despaired of. A young lady, of the name of Maria Matilda Par set, on Friday afternoon was walking on the leads of the house of her aunt, near Kenningten, when a trap door gave way, aad she fell tl:rowth into a ltialber- . loft, by which her skull was fractured, and she,died in two hours. The hon.: e of Sir William Care, in Wintry,lc strcet, took fire on Saturday night, about nine o'clock, the fu mit nre of the back drawing-room was destreyed, but the fire u•:u happily got under without further in- On the sanne night an alarming fire broke out at Mr. E,tai)let-oh's, in the Old Bailey, a great quantity of Blum was consumed, b . ..t the fire was got under by the activity of the Albion fire- men. We regret to state, that Mrs. Stapleton was so much burned, that her recovery is de%wried of. PIRTIL On the ..13d tat. at 'he Royal Hospital, Dublin, the Lady-of CnlaN.l,A* , str,ther, tt::4l:v!ght(r. iED. Rn gliturlav list, John l'earson, Esq. of Upper Clanton, to !ve c. Rota, Wolow of Late I\ Ir. Basil Rout. of Roche...ter. 'ame day, at Twiekerham, James Alexander Hodson, Esq. of the Town of Liverpool, to Miss.Saralt Hodges, youngest daughter of !he la:e Jeremiah I lozige.s, of Eoutney, in the County of Oxon,. Eeq. attl7, P. 7.. Fletcher, sl.7lcst son of Philipps Lloyd Fletcher, Fsq. of Gweruhevled, ilints:lLT, to Maria, widow► of Walter E-sq. of Gler.-Rilidell, aid youngest daughter of the late W. iVoodle y, Ge.vernr r Gent ral or the Leeward Islands. t,enrye Mr,ile, Eeq. of the Feth regiment of foot, to Miss atharine Brown, niece to Nicholas Brown, Esq. of Eccles, in tie county of F.-rwich. DILD. On Saturday, suddenly, Mr. Ledger, of Covent-garden 'Theatre. llt had attended as usual in the morning at the Treasury of the Theatre, where he was taken ill ; but, on being brought into the open air, he felt so much rtenvered, that he went to Mr. Harris's Banker to lodge the money of the 1 heatre as usual. Mr. Waddy, who had accompanied Mr. I.e..!vr in a hackney coach to the Banker's, concei-/ieg hint quire r....11,1eft him there. Mr. Ledger lia , l concluded bnsi .ess, ar.d had cnly proceeded a few steps from the door, vshen,tef-;1 down in a fit, and was conveyed home, where he lingered until nine o'clock on Sator.l-y night, when he etpircd. ()R Tuesday last, at Richmond, in en: rep, aged 70 years, Sir 3. Pennyman Bart. of Ormsby-hall, in the county of York. • On Thursday last, at Milton-house, in Norfolk, aged 10, Miss /WILT, eldest daughter of Sir );.tob Astley, Bart. Standing near a firs, and in the act of throwing some coals on it, part of her dress caught fire, and, being cotton, the whole of it was instantly in flames, and_ almost as instantly consumed—she survived little sore than twenty-four hours. On Saturday se'nrdght, at Bath, where he went for the reco very of his he.dth, Sir Nigel Gresley, Baronet, of Darlcclow, in I)erbgshire. He is sUceeeded in his title and estate's by his eldest. eon, now Sir Roger Omsk) , a minor, who is the iasue ef a second! rcatrlage, by which he has also left anotler son; by the first I.„ady: Grrsley (sole heiress of his uncle, the late Sir Thointar (: rfaley) 'be his Lit three daughters, the eldest of whom is married to the Rev. Mr. I.evett, of Litchfield. Tuesday morning last, at Bush Hill, Edmonton, In the 91st year of his rge ' Robert Kellam, Esq. He was the oldest Mein ber of the two Societies o Lincoln's Inn and Staple Inn. • Same day, in Welbeek-street, aged9n, Mrs. Southby, widow of William Henry Soothby, Esq. At South Shields, Mrs 'Dennison, wife of Captain Denison, athe Sally of London--her foot slipping while File stned•hY the' lye, she tell into It, and was so much scorched that she died next *,strums. Masi WATER AT LONDO ZERIDGE TO.MOREOW. Maraiog so miaowa after a . minutes after SALES _II . Y, AUCTION. EGHAM.' Valuable FREEHOLD. and COPYHOLD ESTATES, By Messrs: HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. SMITH), -It the catisarine Wheel Inn, Egham, on Wednesday next the Oth . . . 'of April, at one o'clock, in lots, • ABOUT 87 Acres of rich FRI.:V.IIOI.D and Coln , . -L'.11440 ,AND, situate in the Parish of Egharn, contiguous to Staines, divided into various parcels lathe common field, with rich meadows adjoining, and-in Rooney Mead, bounded in part by the turnliik.: road, in the several occupations of the Rev. John Lip trott, Messrs. Jones, Mackason, Puckeridge, Simmonds, and Long hunt, at old low rents, and land tax redeemed. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Henry Simmonds, Egliam ; of whom particulars may be had ten days previous to the sale ; at the Bush, Staines; King's Head, Egisam ; Castle, Windsor ; Red Lion, Hounslow ; at Garraway's; otMr.Godmond, Solicitor, New Bridge-street ; Messrs. Blaxlapd and Son, No. 12, and of MAAMII3 Hoggart and'Phillips, N 0.62, Broad-street, Royal Exchange.,. kREEFIOLD Vg.LA, PLIL-kbUttZ• GICOUNDti-, AA, LAND, ENFIELD. „.•- . , By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLBRS, (Successors to 1;14. Saarreo),' At Garraway's Coffee House, Cornitill, on Thursday, Attra 14, at Twelve, unless an acceptable offer is in the mean time made by Private Contract, ASELECT subsantial FAMILY HOUSE,teated on a cheerful Lawn, on the South side of the Chace, near the Bridge, Enfield, the residence and preperty of Edmund Meig han, Esq. with nunserom Bed-chambers, lofty f)loing and Draw ing-rooms, about -22 feet by 17, handsome paved , Hall, Hoax.- keeper's Room, and Offices of every description, Standing for three Carriages, Stabling for six Horses, Surrants' Rooms, and Out-buildings, a Farm-yard, Dutch Barn, large Kitchen Garden, and lofty walls, stocked and planted with numensai Fruit Trees; an Orcharit, extensive Shrubbery Walks, Cared, Sloping Lawn, Pleasure Grounds, and rich Paddocks, containing together up wards of 20 Acres, hot/tided by the New River, and well supplied with fine Spring Water. To be viewed ten Days preceding the Sale, with tickets only, which, with Particulars, may then be had of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, old Broad-street ; particulars also of Mr. Jac‘son, Solicitor, No. 2, Garden-court, Temple; at the Fm.,- Swans, I.lialthtun-crcra ; Greyhound, Enfield; Hart, Tottenham ; and at Cal CrWay'll. A very desirable PARM, k•REEHOLD D k EL.l.l.st;-110USE, BUILDINGS, a'd LAND, at the 'I EN-MILE STONE on the WARE ROAD. • By Messrs. HOGOART anti PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. Stlcrn) _ . At Cu rawzy'q Colict-tiouse, Conlinll, en 'I hurrday, the 14th of April, at Twelve, in Five Lots, by Order of the Proprietor, Mr. Paul Bevan, who is obliged to leave the Premises, ou ac- count of his Engnements in the Ccal Trade, A,scut Lot 1. LEASEHOLD FARM, containing 109 Acres of Arable and Pastureland, in a .-..-gular state of cultivation, lying contiguous to tke High Road at EuT.eld Highway, and within a short distance of the River Lea. A Freehold Farm Yard, containing extensive Barn-room, 'StabHug, Granary, Piggery, and other Out-buildings, in good rt.- pair, Staek-yaed. and an Acre of Orchard and Pasture Land. 3. A substantial and new built Brick Freehold Dwelling-hontc, situate at au agreeable distance from the high road, and command a beautitul and extensive prospect, with detachttl Brewhouse and Offices, an Orcir.rd, Kitchen and Plea Sure Garden, and about two Acres of Idfr.d en the opposite side of the road. 4. Two Yields of well inclosed and rentarkably rich Freehold Arable Land, containing together about IS Acres, well adapted for Nursery or Garden Ground. S. A well built Brick Freehold Cottage, with good Stabli: , g, Cowbouse, &c. large Garden a.sd Orchard, Sitnatein Hoe-lane, a small distance from the high road. _ _ _ The Lot s ere free from Tythe and Land-tax, with low parish rates, forming together a desirable and compact Estve, wt. 11 worthy the at!ention of .any person desirous of engaging in agri cultural pursuits. To be viewed by applying at Mr. Pevan's dwelling-house, and Particulars bad ten dayl previous to the Stir, at the tour Swans, Waltham-cross ; Greyhound, Enfield; of • Mr. William Forster; Land Surveyor, 'Tottenham Green; at Garraway's; and o: Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Broad-street. POST Obit' BONDS FOR £20,000, AMPLY SECURED.. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. Srarrit) At Garrassay's, on Friday, the 22d instant, at Twelve, In Ten Lots. Pc‘sT OBIT BONDS—amounting to 820,000, charged and amply secured on entailed Landed Estates, pre. sent Rental of whiell is £12,000 per annum, entirely unincums bered, payable on the demise of a Gentnman aged 58 years, pro vided a healthy private Gentleman, residing in the country, aced 32 years, , :la I sit: vive him. ardculars may be had six days previous to the sale: at Garr - vsty's ; and of Messri. floggart and Phillips, 62, Broad-street, Royal L IVIIST-K;DING of YORKSHIRE, MANOR, TA LION-MOUSE, and FREEHOLD ESTATE Ey A terv-i. 1 lOGGART and PHILLIehi, .. t ;liccosiews to Mr. Slum), .At Garraw-y's Co e-hnu3e, 'Change-alley; Cornhiti, London, on Thurilay, the Seth of April, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot - A. CAPITAL and Valuable FREEHOLD L ESTATF., with the extensive 'Manor of INGLETON, cites r . in V.`est Riding of the County of York, with tint() - riar7- roars, fines, eantrts-duet and baron, royalties, fisheries, and'; frivrztlises thereto }winning. •Fnc amei-nt Matlor-house, called Inglcton-Hall, together with the valnahl,. farms of Blue-Hall, Cross, Cocking-house, and ; Wilson Wood, ar.d Wraygills ; containing topti•cr about FIFTEEN HUNDRED and ELEVEN statute ACRES of rowirkable rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture I.ands, lyir.g compact, and in a high state of cultivation, with cer.verieut Faret-i•ousci, Barns, Stabling and Outbuildings, Ik.c. all in excellent .repair; valuable Stone Quarries, including the Magill Quarry Leatilvorks, on the south side of Ingieborough ; Blue Slate Quarries and Cotton Mills ; all of which might be opened an d . work. ii with considerable advantage, convenient for water cArriat,2 , , and within two miles of coals. bvieton t situated in a romantic country, neargood sea bathing, on the border of the fine turnpike road, from Settle to Kirkby and. Kendal, and to the Lakes of Westmoreland and Cumberland, and about 18 miles from Lancaster. The Estate is worth the attention of any Nobleman or Gentle man, the Manor extending over abaft thirty miles, well stocked with grouse, and abounding with game; and the Dale-beck, one of the finest erout rtreams in the North, running through the Estate. The Farms are I.tt on Leases, all of which will expire in I SOP,' (except the 1310 ii. 111), at clear rents amounting to upward.; of One Thousand Two Hundred and Fifteen Pounds per annum.— The whola free from land Tax. To be viewed, and particulars had one month previous to the sale, of Messrs. Carrs, Stackhouse, near Settle ; Mr. Beverley, of Ingleton Hall, who will chew the Estates ; Thomas Lister Par ker, Esq. No. 9, Hanorcr-street, Hanover-square ; Richard Bar. low, Esq. Dead Letter Office, Lombard-street ; Messrs. Exley and Co. No. 4, Fur' ival's Inn, Holborn ; of the Printers of the Li verpool, Manchester ,Bi rmingham , York, Leeds, Hull, Lancas • ter, said Westmoreland Papers; King's Arms, Kendal ; Bush, Bristol; White Hart, Lath; at Garraway's; and of Messrs. Hoggart and, PLillips, No. 62, Broad-street, Royal Exchange, Loudon, where a Plaa of the Estate may be seen. PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and NEXT PRESENTATION, in DEVON. • By Messrs. HOOGART and PHILLIPS, At Garraway's Coffee-House, Condsill, on Thursday, the 28th instant, at Twelve 'THE Perpetual Advowson and next Presentation & to the,Rectary of Honey Church, in the County of Devon, reputed at shoat 1001. per annum, and Very improveable, with a Glebe of upwards of .50 Acres, part arable, on which is a Titus thy of thriving young timber, principally Oak, a small Parsonage House, and Barn. The present incaunbent is aged 74 ; the tythes are due ht kind, the duty single, and the land tax is redeemed. Honeychurch is about en miles from Exeter, and two from North Tawtotaks pack;of hounds is kept in the adjoining parish, and the istighbourbood is romantically beautiful. Particulate niar he had ten days previous to the Sale, at Gar stovers; sad of DAVISTS. Hoopart and Phillips, No. tit, BMA strew A SALES BY Aucriol SUGAR PLANTATION in the ISLAND of JAMAICA. .1 By Isitteisrs. HOGGAI&T add PHILLIPS, (Succiiisors to Mr. )laturia) At Garraway's, on Tuesday, the !nth of May, at T4relee &Clock, • unL-ss previously disposed of by Private Contract, . lENN'OX SUGAR PLANTATION, in the, i I Parish of Saint George, in Jamaica, about a mile and a half ' from Orange , Bay,; front which There is a good Carriage It .adi with upwards of one handrail Nli Slaves, and the ;:e's, Cat tle and other Stock. The. Est-stai r -contains about eight Initiated arta nleien AcF4 lll of Lied., a tionlgderable quantity of which is in Cane, alyrut three, hundred in Pasture and fifty ia Guinea Grass. ted partfetillial ar e prePtring, and when ready, may be had at thElanisticaatad Oariaway'i Coffee-Howe ; HoteLtiverpool ; Bush Tav,sn, Bristal; of Francis Robertson, Etq, No. Rua. selbequare ; and of Masers. Hoggarr and Phillips, No. sg, Broad street, near the Royal Exchange. At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday the 15tb of April nest at 11 o'clock in the forenoon ' 1 'AE • TOLLOWINO GOODS VIZ.- - : i .: . rote exroaTa.nosi. About 346 Casks Choice Wine I 2 I.;hests Liquors 20.Qhdts Do. , 12 Cask Vimigar • . , 43 Casks Brandy 14 Do. — Capers 2' Clit'S Do. lO Do. Olives ' 9 Casks Liquors ;0 Bales of Piper 6 Barrels Do. Being the remaining part of the cargo of the ship FRA JOHAN NA ELIZABETH, J. P. Boans Master, &trilled ou her voy age front Bourdeatur to S. Petersburgh, and' condemned as A prize to the private ship of war Inckafatizable, Mr. James Trusty Commander. For viewing the same, and any further particulars, apply three dayt prior to the sale, at the Counthig-kouse of Mr. THOMAS I.OOKYER, Merchant, or Mr. JAMES BRODRICK, Mer— chant. . . • Plymouth, March 25, 1808. In Pursuance of el Commission of Appraisentent and Sale, Issued from the High Court of ,Asbniralty, addressed to James Brod. rick agd J. G. Wernlnck;raqrs. will be So 4, At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday the 15th April neat, at •Fleven o'clock, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. Foa F. r o rAT inx Casks of Anutto, Bring part of the Cargo ut the said ship Fat JOHANNA ELI 2 A• RE I us For vicwirg the same, apply to the Said Commissioners, or at the Courting-house of THOMAS LOCKYER, Merchant. Plymouth, '.larch 25, It.l R By Cirdcr of the Commiszlontrs for . tiw Disposal of • -Danish Pri7v4. At the London inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the ISth April next at Eloten o'clock in i. 11; Farencton THE' Cood Erig tNIGHEDYN, (No. 8), DIME:0,10)1S. Length on Deck, - .58 Feet 6 Indies. Breadth, - - - 19 114 Admeagures, - 5.0 GR-94 Tons. Condemned as i'rize to the Crown, and t.m , lying in Sutton Pool. Fur particJarr, apply at tht-C.r.:l:..hyr-fiouse of Mr. THOMAS LOdKYk.iti Merchant, One ot the A;;e;:ts fur DaLish Prizes. Plymouth, 1 1 .Tvrch 26, 1Y,C1!:. IS? Oftl..T of tl.r C.unoUs.iJu••ra ,o-.. 1! of Dani At the Loudon lun, Plymouth, on Friday the 15thAptil tioa, at . o cinch at Nunn, . THE GOOD SHIP I:0 It 'f.ti NA, No. 97, Diniensiarai—LengtlL fcei. 5 iii:ttes • Breadth 9.5 feet inch.; Adze-wain"; -240 Tons; caalternned as Prize to the and now lying In Sec.:9:l For P.tria-ulars apply at- the (.7 ,- .l , ati , / , ', 1 / 4 - ntne of Mr.THOMAS I.OC !:-Y•11:, one of oite Agents f,rl..)ish Prim. -Plynvaelt, March nO, 1808. r itaq eIXT Ult LS, and EFFECTS, woorrON MANSION HOUSE, near BEDFORD. By Mr.. BATES, On the Premises, Wootton House, Bedfordshire, on Wednesday, April 15, and foLluwing day, at eleven o'clock, on account of the number of lots, THE FURNITURE of the MANSION. com prises full sized four post , field, and other bedsteads, with needle work and cotton ItainAngs, twenty-one prime down and goose feather beds, mattresses, and beddmg, double and single chests of drawers, presses and wardrobes, bookcases, dining, Pembroke, card and broakfax tables, sideboards, Wilton and Drugget carpets, a capital Turkey carp t, seven yards square, large elbow, parlour, and chamber chairs and safss, oval pier and dres sing glasses, a handsome japanned cabinet, two pier glasses, large marble slab pier tables, a 12-light braes chandelier, and a very costly statuary marble chirnr.vy piece* greatvarkty of useful fur niture, in dressing fables, glasses, window curtains, parlour re quisites, culinary articles, coppers, stov,s, large oil: tables, a low four wheel phaeton, a rick of hay and a stump of ditto, meaty Medeira pipes, a mangle, fixtures, and other e ff e ct s , &c. &c. To be vieiet:d two days precedinF and mornings of Sale ; Ca lajognes • had on the Premises ; the Swan s Bedford ; George, Ampthill ; George, Woobum ; Swan, Leighton Bossard ; and of Mr. Bates, No. 5, We:leek-en:et, Cavendish-square, I.ondan. Ina short time will be sold the illaable Bel LLDING MATE RIALS of the MANSION and OFFICES, which are about to he pulled down, consisting of oak joists, rafters and flooring boards, bricks, tiles, lead, copper, iron, marble,stone paving, wainscoting, ftc. of which due notice will be given. . 'HE Case of several Scz - oplullous Ulcers at York, -I- inserted in the Public nipers; and stated as advancing to wards recovrry, and as having existed fur seven preceding years, in the habit of a y0t.14 girl, ged fourteen, with much injury to hrr health, is now dectan.2l, on the mother's authority, healed, and the girl restored to health, by the sole operation of SPII.SBURY's PATENT AN'l ISCORLUTIC DROPS, as administered in Scurvy, Gout, Rh e umatism, a nd eru p t i ve Com plaints. Those persons, anitoca a. to-this case, are informed, the original letters may be se= at the Dispensary, in Soho-square, London ; and at Yolk, Mrs. Dancer will give all necessary infer mation. It is rritntsted you wul ask for the Patent Antistorbu-. tic Drops, with a black ink stamp, in bottles of Ss. tad. double bottles ins. and larger IL 2s. duty included.—An allowance on ttking half a dozen. IMPOR lAN 1 DILCOVF RY. THE Advantage the Public must always derive born regularly educate.: professional men directing almost exclusively tit. it studies to one species uf malady, was never more clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled Aucccia vd4tif has attended the administration of their ruse remedy, and ti.,: extraor dinary cures it has performed. For a long series of years, Messrs. CURRIE and Co. Surzoons, formerly in his Majesfy's service, have made the Venereal Ifisea.e the particular object of their investi gation. and are happy in having discovered a medicine superior to mercury in the cure of that complaint; it is sufficient to observe that the efilerts of this remedy are diametrically opposite to those of merchry, for though itcompletely emdicatei every vestige of the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in the least injnre the constitution; on the contrary, it renovates the system in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates di gestion : thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous constitu ti.m to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre serves that constitution in its primitive state, but restores a weak and debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. Number less instances are on resent reeotd of the superior efficacy of this medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a perpetual corrective to bodily debility, whether pr.:ere:ding from an excess of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more insidious, thoujb not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of both sexes in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, there are none more afflicting than that distressing state of debility and de ficiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state; the unhappy sufferer bloods over his misfortune, ashamed to seek re lief, until he is reduced to suck a state of weakness as to render life oppressive. To such persons it must be a consoling retire dpiLto tnow, that they may now, by a new infallible those of treatment, be recto* to that greatest of ell numan bk*siugs, a strong, manly and vigorous constitution. In all casts of debility, deficiency,' from whatever cause arising, as welt as in every species of venereal infection, Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sex with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton garden. ?atients. in the country describing the particulars of theireomplaints, by letter post paid; enclosing a Bank note, will have the necessary medicine and advice' tent to aorpart of the kingdom. No. 107, Hatton Garden. [ . CURE GY 'STONE ANirtitAVEL. • MltelooPEnittintirrllrilialm...B,.f6l44erret:r..t Aillaw s sol: a mild 1-et ef6cAej k ,ll6 rure of STONE and cIitAVILL i t z t,„ s ky oneldneyst iegisints the public, that he has far sate' rested laieWbole pro(esdonal attention to tie above W ait Imay be :onsultuil daily s lds own !louse, and more .ap e • Wesittadir and-Fridays; where he disp e n ser the 50t5,,,,P44 a ir of ta d ed. 11 1 s .: and IL its. Stamps included. t wo 4 'scarcely ever (Id: sl correct the cakulotissisath as t s b, tutu* :04 e by prevent thersinerefion of Stone in person; . fa sec I life. Sold also et Bacon and. Co's.. l3o . o rford- , treat, tuft ~ tun's, [ran; of the Royal Exchange. The Author's 4 Djap j k i 7 of the stone and Gravel," 9th editior, perku t t eat thtir • ..g and the diet Lobe Obiervelduring the cur; with ~,fix dlnary cases, tome of perfect recovery evtm aft er ,' - lied been resosvcd on ; may be had at Stlnonds r ; I tc c iat No. gO. Peterno-ter-row. . - CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZI-fiont art: the most frequent soavesofZl,l L. d ren ' s Diseairs. Their symptoms evu-y 1 :rent old '3:1 4 dian of Children should be aeguaintedvrith. 'they occasi,, n k, ,; : f appetite, a re!euess the cuknir of. the fac e , emaciation aea,,.. gular. state of the Bowels, attesided after with violin pA ne; briag on convulsion ; they affect the grew th of the 604)- i : 11 4 04 • prove fatal, by endiog in a consumption or de cay . B at a a , a T veotivc fad cure at these alarming complaints, the eh:meg/4 'Medicine is universally . allowed, on the testimony of tho i j ski , charactrrstai this country, both in rank and respectabffny, is r.o equal, Xueir public approbation, given to the ProPrittic a personal knowledge of its wonderful sucvn., in :harms* far:„. lies stamps its m•Tit heyostd competition, and gives a son - r's i ta e t. of winch no other Medicine of the kind can boast. pitons ard others, who bat., the care f children shoLld have this reirei ra , a family Medicine 0, resort to, whentver tke &morels or 11 Children are any way disorderti, which it will always b e f a „„ ak , relieve.--Sold wholesale,and retail, at Ching and Butkes, N4_ Clisaisside, London • and rettfil by most country Vend e; k kat ; at lb. 9d. and ss. 64: each. lilt. I REEMAN'iI taU . "I"HE able • f this -Infallible Medi c i ne ii ikt h us‘ A. long proved. &at nothing of the prefitin s day 4,i N i t camp.. 4 l• ion with It In ad the different Rages of a certain Dw il g,_ which it tifialtally cures and eradicates from the habit, eecklag the palnttil feelings and espofore that mends Li va g ois with:,nt dehiiitatina the ettallsotion In any de gree , or eggiu: quiring confinement from builaefs. or reibiEtioa in diet. 1 t radical virtues of thefe C'eitimable Drops Nave prated daft elfin to public apurnbation for more than thirty veal% In all ekeZ e . Why of both feet, they prove a never !ailing religrative. "be,. ther the debllift is produced by too free tic: of Martity, ii &atoms, e r the effeds of a warm climate to travellers. audible rGirg abroad. y cannot be recommeodcd too drought is tLofe who trill receive a fee. fpcedy, and complete etre in &mi l k! flubharn Glxr ~ I.td retry weakuefs that zTecli the blam er es & organ; of e By its efficacy many women ham become tag the:s who for years had been deprived of that bappind s vitholerale and retail at Mr. Butlces, No. 4, Cticapfikee t . net of PatLrn!:ll.,:r nay, and retail byßehm, Portfmotnk; Wedon ; I'ortfea ; Willa and Rovers, Plymouth; Peck, Hall; Calsrd,da l b. lin :laver and Ya (Weald. Glafgow ; Baxter. Smith sod lar. demon. , !it,burrh and by molt emtutry mcalieete modestle bottles, at 20. std. each, with ample dire liens. .GENT LOTION. Tor Removirf Obstructions from the Surface ef the Skis, IT is unnecessary to enumerate the advg n t ages re . . . 'lilting to the ants:tuition of every person, by (leanly re moving obstructionS from the surface of the skin, rid thereby keeping free and open the innumerable passages and pores thremi whi,:is nature expels all useless or noxious humours from thefx3l fluid, sad which, being obstructed, are forsxd back again Stotts blued, and bslcome the sources of many dargircus diseases. It is therefore a matter of much ennstluence, as well to prevent bun fid disorders, as fur the preservation, ease, comfort, and beauty to persons, (how,Ncr slightly affected), that they should sm. sionally have reontrse to the Abst trgent Lotion; but mare espe cially it becomes urgently requisite whtn the tffects of )14u-astisp make their appeavanee, and break out into pimples, redness, Mr buncles or other cutaneous eruptions. -the Absteageat Letitia never fails of success with those who give it a fair trial, and mite price evideney shews that no private ensolument is sought for by the proprietor, so also may tke Public be convinced that notbieg but a certainty of its success could induce Dr. SOLOMON to hazard the good opts:den he is honoured with by all ranks, in pre senting them with this Cosmetic, were it not a certais REstnedy for Herpetic Complaints in general. The Absterr_mt Lotion is prepared by Dr. Solomon, of Livte-, pool ; and may he hiti.of every respectable Medicine Veulex is the United price 46. 6d. a bottle, ditty inclaed. DiXON'S CU L• ANTIBLLIOUS. 1114.5. TESE Pills hive long obtained a just celebrity it i the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, Apothe cary, and from their great success In many obstimabiliotts Diser den, on numerous patients of distinction and otherMarticolany tie Duke of Begtirti, Sir George Warren, Sir Gregory Page Toner, the Doevag:r Lacy Say and Sele, the Viscountess Bu ht. &c. he woe persuaded to offer them to the riblic, wider the &ppm bation and e4nction of their name. The following is a proof of their ding " Deal Castle, liaverford West, South Wales, " Captain Lloyd presents Isla compliments to Mr. Dixon: al. though not personally acquainted with him ; woad take it as a fa vour, if he Nebula send him four or five boxes of his Pills as sem as he poselly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always used Medi cine, is now pregnanz, and very unwell ; for the great a:ninth/ have been to Mts. Lloyd, as well as to CoL Bishop and all bis fa mily, Capt. Lloyd feels itlis duty to recommend the pills when ever he goel ; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint some penons as venders in this county, it would be a benefit to the community." 'Phe Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy fcirestoring the tone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, for preventing crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructations and date lencies. They prevent habitual and temporary costiveness, sick head-belies, and heart-burn, which Is occasioned by pregnarc)' , and a debilitated stomach, w hetter arising from the acrimony of the reduclinb!le, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess. Sold wholnile and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chapati comer of Paternoster-row, London ; Baxter, Edinburgh arid Glavow ; and retail by moat country edicineVesiders,,lpats at '2l. Fid. and Gt. each. __. • - Tie Rev Mr EARCLAIrs I'ATIINT ANTI BILIOITS PILLS if was a remark of the celebrated Dr. 1341chad. Authur of the Dineeltilt Medicine, that complaints d the Bewitch and bowels ate tlie•Prevailing malady of this ow n. which lay the foundation of the mate formidable and fatal a• ea' es ; that be perfon who could difeover for the relief and care a Pale an t i infailleleremetly *add perform a waft important kivice to foeifty. That difeovery bat now been made in the Faust Antililions Fill of the Rcv. William Barclay, the extet.five fxk which and the h'eh ellimatioo in which they are derervcdly kaa, ha-confiderxibly leffcniel the number of tbefe complaints: and hi 11 fair, n a Blurt time, to be the n:cans of entirely ersdieating Stee -1 bar Pills have a qui& and fife operation, they tat powerful* and rptrificully on t h e bile,and :hue remove the numerous difordas miwa t-J with it, ack headaches, flatulence. liter c4opktints dice. nervous Worriers from indigelli .n, &c They are the ouft valuable ta.nily m-dicine hitherto offered to the Public slut Ot: Proprietor is fn.:parted by the mat refredlahle evidenc e of the &ft eharaders of the Nobility and others, that they have W eer ' been adminiftered to any perfon witbout giving certainand fpcfd7 relief. and In the end completing a cure .This valuable medicine, havidg been tiled with fuccef(,is recces mended by the folio* log diftingulted Perfouages : The Right Hon Vifeount 1)II.LON The Lord Billion of BATHI and WELLS Sir JOHN HONE YWOOD, Bart. M P. for Horsham Sir STEPHEN LC'S IlittoToN. awe. M.P for Parr THOMAS ANSON. Efq M P. for Litchfield. JI %I PS ~ A CYATT. Efq. M.P. foe Soithampton • ielitt t.SON C k t,vak . r, Efq. M.P. for Hertford Said virht!efal-; and ret .11 by Mr. Bader. No. 4, CirraPrvfr corner of Pate rnoltee-row ; sad retail by Mr. Kirby, Stafford tort. Old Pond Beret; Mr. Stratton, Leicefter fquare ; Baxter, Elia-. burgh. and c., rg,.w; an.l Icy all r. (reelable Venders Li Tot! and Country. A Can anti--014er* the name of VA'illiint Earthy is engrave& on the Ramp, which it afillattd on the nettide wrapper of hoz . 0 1 not fki 'ad ate a dangerous imitation. Pric43 l and lox. per box wI h ampledirettions LONDON: Printed and pit:Wished-by LEVEL KENT, of Can terbury Mace, L.antbsell) sit the Sras-Orrlct, W. 1, Cater strea. Published aka at the SrAut-Oaasca, Tongle-Cat • e~s* - V r .~ WI ~.: ~~ lii I