Star. — London, England, 1803-10-18 00:00:00

il :11 DUBLIN, OCTriBL'R £3. the Rebel Genera! RAC], and another p: y sr, , s 1, brought into Dr nghtda from Dublin, IT , a r oil chaife, accompanied by Major SINR, under an cfcort of the (treen's Bays, commanded by Capt. Srrl ER. lie was removed at the Tholfel into ano• then carriage, and efccoced to Dundalk, where he was to remain that night, by a detachment from the fame regiment, and a party of the Loyal Drogheda Ca v.or y—both commanded by Capt. SMYTH. Li:ntenant KING, of the 29th Dragoons, having reccivA information from Major SIAN, prneeeklet, front daltinglafs, (where he is Rationed forming the Royal Army of Referve), accompanied by Liente• scant Ii.KENZ,III, of the 2111 tout, and a proper force, co the neighbourhood of Hacker itown, where he ap• prellended Lau. Toole, and Whelan, charged with being concerned in the rebellion of the 23J of July, and altar identified as the perfons who robbed Mr. Foote's hoar of a quantity of fire arms. The party alfo took up Michael Nolan and James Dunn, eharg-, ad with rebellion. Terence Doyle, of Kilbraden, and William Doyle, of Rathvilly, both of whom ar il reared in the County of Wicklow, foon after the 23d, are in the guard haute of Baltinglafs. Mr. Graham and Mr. Reynolds, of Naas, were both difcharged on Sunday, after a long and full in , velligation of their refpeflive cafes—Government be ing fully fat isfied of their innocence. Leff night, a melancholy accident happened at the guard houfe of the Stephen's•green Cavalry : one of their attendants, in the abfeuce of the Gentlemen, who were in the (fabler feeding their honks, took up a loaded OW, which unfortunately went off, and • killed the unhappy man on the fpot. The Coroner's impel fat on the ,body, and brought in a vet did of accidental death. , Notices have been ferved on a number of the in. habitants of Stephen's-flreet and George's-Ilreet, to prepare for the evacuation of their !mules, which are to be pnrchafed by Government for the purpofe of treading the military offices and defences round ele eice•regal court. Laft Friday night a warehoufe at Dowgate Dock was broke open and-robbed of eight bags of cochineal, worth upwards of I 0001. the property of Mellis.Des- CHAMPS and Co. merchants, in Swithin's.lane. Between the hours of two and four o'clock in the afternoon of Tuefday, the houfe of . Mrs. PLUMMER, of Stoneferry, near Hull, was broken into while the family were abfent at Hull fair. The robber had forced open five locks, and taken away eight guineas in gold, the property of a lodger, with force other trifling articles. A pair of filver thoebuckles, and feveril promilTory notes were kft unmatched ; and, very fortunately, a drawer, in which ales and cath to a confiderable amount was depofited, had cfcapcd their ravages. On Saturday eveni, as Mr. FENTON, of Kirton, was returning from I pfwich, he was flopped near the race-ground by two footpads, each of whom pre rented a piaol, and obliging hint to difmount, robbed him of: his watch and fizpence. During this rranf anion, Mr. F. contrived to drop notes to the amount of 361. and two checks for Sol. which he covered with his foot ; and, after he had been filtered to depart, he returned with a friend to fearch for them. The checks, however, were all that rtmained. Saturday morning. about three o'clock, a woman was found drowned near the Dundee Wharf, Wap ping. She is (uppokd to have fallen overboard from - one of the Gravefend boats two or three nights ago, as Mr. Minflsavr's boatman remembers hearing a fphdhing in the water at the time one of the boats was warping in, and which he then fuppofed was the rowing of a boat. MEDICAL ADVICE TO VOLONTEERS....-DOCiOr LA• T HAM, in quality of Phyfician to the Bloornibury and Inns of Court Affociation, has fent a letter to the Commander of the Corps relative to the means of preferring its health. The following is an cxtrafl oo Inflammatioos, coughs. dyfentery, and fever, a; c the dikafes generally to be e xpeEtted by us with otl'crs alto oflefs confequence, which may equally arife from unufual and esceflive fatigue, from damp and incon• venient accommodation, and from Chong att.! fudden variations of atn:ofphere. Without a regular and uni. Rum warmth of body, health cannot long be prefet ved ; every gentleman, therefore, fhnuld wear a flame/ under wailleoat nuitkfleroyer, berviv a collar buttoning round tbe neck, and Aids lung iatiogh vof to be istomectir , sr i—he Mould have alto flartad drawer: and we lea jock. hge, and be provided either with a dab cap, or with what is commonly called a Weld) wig --things at firfl view perhaps of (mall moment, hut when he fleeps upon the ground, or rear' long upon '.cis arms, or is employed on other frequent oecafions of cold and laborious duty, of infinite comfort and importance to him. - - " After a long and fatiguing march, or any other great ezertfoo, every gentleman thould, it praaicable, chew Ow pert !f bit dee addle may le ',moor soscossifors al.s; but as this cannot often be done, he ftrituld adore gently for a t2IVVIRIffti time, mad not jeer Inc 4411 y to tool rafisty ; irorfleorld he lay down &mit it hal maimed or it put rate a filiation of resaiaiew as ofisal prahrrt ; and he will reedit& that warm &atoll nit, WNW is, wider jiais circiaajferitte, pryer-aide tojrone Spoors. And in tootemplatitai alfo of a day of dan. ger and fatigue, I would with him to be reminded, drat fpirituous liquors rail's a man for a lhort time :arras his level, only to ink him afterward, into a lower late of real itterseitncy.—A cool head always produces a Ready, refolute, and determined hand ; and as (114 is a conceit in which all the faculties of 061;412nd body mull be exerted agatnft an ii.fidimts, faithlefs, and infulent enemy. you mutt not hereafter have the mortitieatien of refleaing, that inany of the B. I. C. A. there Ibould hnrebten the lean defeift or failure in the energies of eithlf. " The above general plata will for the moil part re tort the health of the corps; but as difcafe midi, not wittillanding. unavoidably happen, aiti.:ratiori . floade fie wads at its wry esesartateraerat totk peter Medical Ofeer: fur as in the B. I. C. A. we are all convinced that there never will be any ra..licing, I flansild wills to fee c 1 a foldier as I.No:t as he complains, that the oppor tunity of early relief may not be lett. and that he suay thereby the fowler be rellored to his place in the ranks again." Nooice has been given to the corps, that Leap. Las, wijl 1.4 ready for than is the early an of tiir week. POLME, Yr. Bow-scatar—On Saturday morning. about fix o'clock, Mr. Downman, a taylor, of Church-court, Strand, thought he heard fume perfons in his bottle, upon v.hich he went doWn (lairs, and on entering the pa ittge, obferved two men in his parlour, one of whom ruffled out, knocked Mr. D. down, and efcaped out of the honk ; the other endeavoured to follow, but Mr. D. having recovered, flopped him in the pafFage, when a defperate fad& enfued ; at length the villain difingaged himfelf, and efeaped out of the haufe.— Mr. D. purfued him to Hungerford market, where he was (lopped by a man, and taken to St. Martin's watchboufe. On Mr. D. returning home, he found property to a confiderable amount packed up ready to be carried off, and a p fir of !hoes left by one of the villains. Mr. D. ordered them to be taken to the watchhoufe, when the man in cutiody acknow ledged them as his property. He was taken to Bow &tett, and committed for trial. Panic-Orme, Q , 2sxm•soumta.—On Saturday. Jonathan Stone, a foldier. was committed for trial, on a charge of robbing Jofeph Hopgood of a pocket book, containing 31.—Henry Peyton was apprehended by two foldieri• for murdering Phoebe Cox, in May, 1802, when a reward of to guineas was offered for his apprebention. His ads of cruelty were detailed at full length by feveral witnefes. One ad of his favage brutality was, that he Ramped upon her. and kicked one of her ribs into her body, in a houfe in the Almonry, in Wellminder; and the Coroner's Jury, at that time, returned a verdift of wilful mur der aping him. It appeared by his own account that he has peen miferable ever fince. He was com mitted for trial.—A cafe was very ably argued for feveral hours before tse Magiftral-s, whether the long Sage coaches or eiravatts were confined to car ry the fame number of outride parengers with the common Rage. under what is called Mr. GAMMON'S Aft ; when it was finally determined againft the own er of the long Croydon Rage, who was fuzed 81. with coils. SRADWELL.—On Saturday W. Phillips, who un derwent an examination for the fecend time, on a charge of having ftolen a pocketbook from a fea rating gentleman, containing property to the amount of 91. was committed for mal. WoßSHtr•sraEEr.—Laft Saturday J. Brown, a journeyman fawyer, charged by his employer with leaving his work unfinilhed, was committed to the Houle of Correflion for one month. Ye&relay Same! Goodman was finally examined be fotc Joss,. it Mosses, Efq. being charged upon fufpi don of the wilful murder of Edward Tune, who died in confequence of an unlucky blow that he received from the prifoner a few evenings fence in White Con ,t/uit Fields in a pitched battle. The prifoner was committed to Newgate to take his trial for wilful murder. CVILDHALL.—W. Smith and R. Hardy were ex• mined a fecend time before Sir W. Staines, charged on fufpieion of picking pockets a few days fince in Holb.•rn. Hardy was difcharged, and Smith corn. nsitted tor trial. Manstott :loose.—Saturday a young man, fhop man to a tradefman in the city, was charged on fa piano of fteahng a banker's check for sal. for which 7)e procured payment on Friday. The matter not being chfpoted to protecure, the prifoner was ordered on board the tender. John Magga, who was committed Tome days ago on a charge of unlawfully felling a bode. was again brought up, when the profecutor being unable to at tend, the prifoner was difcharged. Yellerday feveral perfons who had undergone a private examination before the LORD Mayo& Tome clays fince, and who have been kept in confinement ever (ince, were again brought before his Lnrdfhip, charged with concealing a Bank of England note fur zoo'. which had been loft or ilolen. William &welter gave in evidence that be had been fent by Mr. Currey with a draft for 2701. to Harrifon the banker, oppofite the Manfion Houle, which he was paid in three notes—one for cool, one for Sol. and one for 201. from which he went to Pot ers fields, Southwark, where he took up a bill and paid away the Sol. note. Ou his return he looked at the other two notes in Tooley-fireet, and put them in a piece of paper in his pocket ; when on London Bridge he mitred his two notes, which put him in fuel* a fright he did not know what he was about.— The notes being flopped, the 201. note made its ap pearaiice, and wastraced to the prifoners, the youngeft of whom was but nine years A little Jew boy confelTed having found this soh note in Tonley•Rrsrt as be was felling fhoe firings, but denied knowing any thing of the soot. note ; as did all the lathe's, although fome of them had innke of the :col. note being forthcoming if the gen tleman it belonged to came down band ly. All this being afterwards denied, and no further proof appearing againft them, their Coonfel told his Lordfhip there was not proof to detain them any longer; they were therefore difeharged, the father of the boy giving up the remains of the 201. lire or fit little boys, from ten to fourteen years of age, were charged before his Lordthip as being common pilferers about Bifhopfgate flreet. Captain Snow, the Commandant of Volunteer marines, being prefent, the Loan Maros :diced him if lie could not get there boys to the Marine Society that they might •become ufeful the Captain raid if the boys were all willing to go to lea upon his Lordfhip's recommen dation he would provide for them, which they all contented to. l'oetilay at Marlborough Seffinnv, four perfons were I,rderett to be tranfported far (even year., via. /Au IVpf, for Healing a quantity of Spaniih wool from the workfttops of Mr. 1...V0L/IRO, of North Bradley, and SJonuel . 7eitn, for receiving the fame knowing it to he (h-len : gAtio Pollard, for picking a handkerchief out of the pocket of W. Noao, at the laft Chippenham It:.ces; and 7.b. Retry, for ftealing a quantity of wheat in flied, the property of bir.kos a tms, of Woodborough, A Clergyman at Colope has lately committed two molt atrocinus murders. Under pretence of conclualog the ladies of acquaintance to Bonn, he carried them to onc of the Mande in the Rhine, and after murdering them. retut ned to Cologne, and continued to o.ifclear7e cri fimaions.— The ladies 114,1 depofited c iii, stun a confiderable funs of money, at.d the hope of arm opri.ning this depo fit to his own. ufe, was rho incitement to this nue& LONMAI AtatEll; CORN-EXCHANOE, 'MONDAY, OCTOEIM f 7. RETURN of WH LAT in Mark-lane, incluandr bolo frnm the 3d •f °dotter to the Bth of Oauher Tota3--5518 Q.sarters. Averaze s;s ioJ --os. tie higher than 1•11 retort.. PRICE OF FLOUR. FLOC Flour sos to 555. Seconds 455. to.. 50'. per tack. PRICE OF HOPS. SACS. POCKSTS. I os 41 10$ to 31 6s Kent • 51 to 51 t6s 41 6s to 51 os SuSke - 51 OS to 31 SOO 41 ICS 10 31 OS Farnham 71 cs to 71 ps PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Kent Sufez - Mx - Smithfi;fif. ---- St. junta's. Whiteabapel. H3Tocrlon.ls oto $ to 4 14 6to 6 0 0 4 4to 6 6 o Straw I &Gros 2 1 t 30101190 1 Slog IS o Clover 5 so to 6 o 6 uto 7 0 0 SMl'lin LLD, Ottober t 7. To fink the offal-rptr fione of Sib. • - • Beet 4, od to 5t 0,1 4 ) k'eat 41 od to Si 63 Mutton 3s 8d to 4s &I Put* 4$ Od to 41 8d Lamb 3s. 8 . to is. od. IILAD Yr C4TILt THIS DAT. Beall. about isco—Sheep 816 d Lambe tspoo. NEWGATE aod LEA.DEN/lALL, Oetober ay. Per Bone of Bib. by the mute. Beet 3$ 4d to 4111 td o l Veal 3$ od to so od Mutes 38 od 31 rod Pork 48 od to I lid Lamb 36. .to 4s. Bd. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. Jarnes's market 4 7id Town Tallow 79s Si to cts Clare Market 4 1 id Ruffia ditto (can.) 15s 041 to 71 1 Whitechapel Market Rullia ditto ((nap) 7cs od to cm (per Rene of 816.) Alu 'id Melted Stuff 64$ od to 656 Ditto tomb 441 od to es 131 ICd GIT3Vt S ass od, Average Price 4s 74d Good Dregs lasto OS Yellow Soap, 84s. to os...—Mottled, gas.—Curd, g6s. Price of Candles per dozen, izsr—Moulds, sp. RAW HIDES, October 17._ Hides (Feiss.) 38 Sd to es od Hoek Skins 148 to 168 od Middling 3s 4d to 3$ 64 Heavy Co., ys &I each Ordinary 3s od to 38 ad Sheep Skim ss od to 38 6d Lamb Shins, as od to 3s 44. PRICE OE LEATHER, per D. AT LE ADENHALL. Butts, to to 16lb each to 12 Ditto, 6o to 631 b ' 23 to la Merchants Backs sad to as Dreiliog Hides IC to sad File arch Hides OS to rail Crop Hides for Cuttisg to —.. sr .2 1 4 _ ~ . Plat Ordinary st d to 2s• Calf Skins, 3o to 4olb pa do= 2114 to 33d Ditto so to 7o!b 27d to 324 Ditto ao to Sclb 26d to aBd , Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s od to 3s 64 Large ditto rens to taos per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides 16s to 3os each In thofe ages when fimplicity of manners and re gularity of living were the refult of mankind's incli nation, difeafe had made little progrefs on the race of men ; perhaps it was from this castle Scurvy had not made its rapid progrefs till about the time of Hippo. crates, whole aphorifms prove he knew the difeafe. When DRAKE, ANsow, and Cooaa extended their route in unexplored leas, their hiftories prove fuffici ently its fad exiftence. The United Kingdoms of Great Britain would teftify this fcourge on land with out fearching the binary of campaigns. When ana tomy taught that the human body was capable of ab. forption, they partially.buried the affliCted. The fue cefs of this treatment gave the idea of a complete an. tidote, and a vegetable and mineral preparation was to be the remedy appropriated by medical experience. OnthisprincipIe,SviLVIVILY'SANTISCORSOTIC Dimes obtained the fanCtion of Europe, has gained his Ma. jetty's Letters Patent, and held fuch an eftimation in every county of the United Kingdom.—For the truth of the affertion of its ation on Scurvy, vide Spil fbury'sTreatife and Cafes of Scurvy, geroplrala,Gout, Sic. price Li 6d. fold, together with the- Drops, No. S , Soho., are, in bottles of gs. 6d. tos. and IL ISS. with a hlac affixed to each. ICAL PSOMOTIONII. OXFORD. OCT. ts —Monday, the GA day of Mieltatahmas Term, Mr. Thomas Clayton and Rev. Thomas Henry Shepherd, of Brafende College ; and Rev. C. Thames Chamberlin, of Worcefter College, B. A. were admitted Mailers of Ana— Melina J. Dame, of Trinity Culler; George Grimace, of Mer ton College; John Baitard, of Wadhem College; and Robert Newton, of Brafenoft Cattle. were admitted Bacbelon of Arta. The Rev. am. Bethune, M. A. is pm:famed to the valuable ratory of Waultrow, Sumrfet. BIRTHS. Thurfday, at his boufr in York-buildings, the Lady of Captain Philip Codd, of • daughter. At Redburn, Hats, of a ion and heir, the Lady of Jas. IC city, Rfq. On the 9th inf. at Gain ford, county of Durham, the Lady of Captain Byron, of the Royal Navy, of a Inn. On Wainefday left, Mrs. H. W. Brown, tit. James's Plank of a daughter, which died a few hours after its birth. The Lady of John Ta)lor, Efq. of Blackbade, of a daughter, on the 7th iofttnt. On the 6th inttant, the Lady of William Maxwell, or Cant. den, of a foe. In Sackvide-Rreet. Dublin, the wife of R. Alexander, jun. Ell. of WI. In Rothodtquare, Dublin, the Lady of Captain Caulfield, Royal Navy, of a daughter. MARRIED. At Greenock, on the toth hilt. 'antes Efq. writer is Edinburgh, to Mill Jean Campbell, dm/ester of the late Parricl Campbell, IN. writer to Greenock. On Thurfciay, at Sorban% the Rev. Frederick Deaden, of North Stowe/um, in the county of Hasits,to Mita Wider, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Wilder, Pudey Hail in Berk fhire. . - . _ On the IA ialt. at Weldebed. Oxon. Captain 7.A. Orme:J oey, A. 14,t0 Mitt Ayling. Daniel MRcilley, M. 1). of Carrithataertit, to Wrift O'Reilly, of Basllltborough. ..... _ ._ Harry Brab;zon, etf Salkld , eourty Louth, lA. to Mn. n. widow attic late Francis Ethan, Efq. Charles Seymour, of Somerfet, county Galway, F.A. to Md. Wade, of Fairfield, Aid county. (pedal licence, at the hrsife of NA Xtansard, in Dawfon- Olivet, Dublin, George Powell. Efq. to Mats Alkla Stannard,prard daughter of the late Eaton Stannard,Efq. bi Majefles Frinve jeant, and who was fee reteral years a Revd . ..nuAve la Pubs merit, and Recorder of the city of Dublin. Richard Finch, E/q. of Headiospon neat Oahe* to fiefs Bane; of glutton CaerMelt Relfifidr:, At Edinburgh. an tie 6th halfwit, Dr. Hugh Marpherfon.Phy fician, in Aberdeen. to PARS Charters, dd.:ft JaHeliter of the late &WWI Charters. Efq. of the Hisoinssable tbe bait India COM.. panes ferrite. At Aim, itartike, at Friday the ;lb Infant, Mrs, Mawr, of Ansa. At Irk hank In Argyll-11m% Lamina. Sr the 3d Inanity Air drew Plink. Efq. late in the fcrviec of the f fit India Colgan in llen7rl 'Miriam, lab, at Sherbeld-hook, in Han*hire, Mn. Lockhart, wife of James lmekh Art. Efq. At Char bury, Oafoidilore, Samuel Harris, cry. aged ;IL At Aberdeen, oa the 9th init. John /Mimes, Efq. Lam Lieute nant-Colonel of the ?a,.1 Regiment. Lately, Near Cuticle., Devon, Mr. J. Pare , . aged 9a.--in • conceal,. d par of the hook were /mead doe. 2 gvh,em and issaf•gul • cem, to them at the Evocators. He always pleaded want at money. At Greenock at Wesltstaay, Litutetinot George Tait, et tie Ropl Nay!. At Cleehentl Manta, on the Mk maxi, the itiy, mg. pea Itifirater. saltsighs el that para. . . coeurryllitalkiliffi'sdavilliftl Iry Ingotlitcd, die flu, nil befuppllcd with this valuable Medicine. by fending their Ordc.; by Coachmen or Nciiifinen, or by racloAng Cana in a fil 4 ll Pared, direttit te , Mr. leitiN WADE, Oki tt; Doane, Mr *Mein Purpore coniplefe l'ailting4lovc. are pre • vided for feediog it With • liefety to aily part of thie Kingiiew Ireland, Scolut.d, &c . . . RESTORATIVE BALSAM LIFE tutd HEALTH, is the &ft hieilleinc Warne wail frig • and invigorating the Coullitutiona of perfume weakened and debilitate.' by a comic of difipia. pkilurcit, et indeed by any , wher warm Gentlemen of the Art ditindlion in this hintdeln, lig well as ethers, who* roußitutions were broli en and &bib - tared, haw experienced the good efferas of thin ficitorative KediaiAm. For ?k now , 1) ( o rd e r., prot,...,fios from rte. Inset drink ifSpahat pleafores, the inuranderat, efc of tca, or frail whatever notatiou, greet debility and rchhu hie of the folic's, a better and fake Mez. Chit cannot be taken. Numbers who hut 'uodergotie too pow.-r -tul easel:, of mercury, (that b tic of health ), wiikh t a thi r ea th ew to a tate of niileraWe sal:tame, recOved the Monet benefit from this Rs-Rom:iv; foe afterlols at racngth and vigour, they happik regained their furnim. braids. For pains in the bath and leint,gleeti and kminal wtakmti. perhaps there is not any Medicine in peti te or private praetkegarisicii La. hem fo faccefsfqL Notes-a-Ilb Arteries is prepared kW plila, which pinata , * more gradual and telling cifetla than all tie fat Asa! forms; the tner parts of the Buifam are alto better preftrveth To be had alfo at Wade 's Medic lee Warehook. Na t NOMDon{. greet; 'lint, Royal Exchange; and of all other Venders of M. di- Chin in Town and Country, price 6s. 31. the boa ; or ft may be had in larger hoxes, prier only :Psis. which contain the of fix (mall boxes, as made up for the army, navy, &c. A Pamphlet on the virtue, of the Reliorative, wi..b a Lit aim portant Cures annexed. may imbed of the ifeedersi. (AT HEN Profellional Med of idoexitaii and le vy fponfibility deviate freen tSe paella fyitete by the Mediae of I peculiar Beane., the fasetkm of long emalinned Lam& is the kit rt. .r. of funcrlnr:ty. lan yflf true I derto,3 my ;wadies to the ezdaftee treatment of THlLliti DtSORDRIL3 and the fucccfstul reruu at my pas gives me addidoend anion; to oppotb as tar as I am aide the ea • yaps of thofe complaints which arc the molt important in the toto lozue ni human infirmities. _ _ After initiation into every branch as an Army SUrgeMl, formed a wL s at an early ported of Pra.ttice to nitrite individuals from the ignorant; of uneducated Men, or the equally damp:none precipitancy of general Pradttleners, The THREE DidORD ERB, to the cure of 'which I have devoted my aucntion comprise every (petits of VENEREAL INFEC TION, whet her of a nicent or long duration.-madly, AL Undo of DEBI LITY, whether arifutg (run the habits of Scioelbuys.wr the Indulgence of mature aye, and today that dct , angentent or do fy Item in Women which iscalled BARREN NSS3 Of Snit fLITV. Numerous dilates are the rtfuk of ignorance or haße in the treatment of a Umplc Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequendy happens that the fccds of Life are polkaed by the/Adders:den of as laggard cd 'hour. By a hiperior method Inch complaints are sadly cured, and even where others have failed, I trait that rasay pretense L. offer a radical rc-citatillltunent. ' Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrers in the SI order, compared with the calamitous Gtuations of AiC I, wto indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prertdrnt Ode les d a fafidonable Life, acquire that Rata of I>elaiilty o /sic* Is erne unavoidable conk-qui:zee of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy ftifferrr brood, over lie inFery,istßearetully concede his naisfortuoe, it may oe tome confolation ler ban to knew, that although it be ar objeel of doubt or unccialnty with odecePreintidooers, the removal nftbefe DtFICIIENCIth by die gradual progrefs of renovation is the acqtdromeut of myexperienes tf the rats of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vi gour, much ..nziety will be prevented by an eartycowneragtbsa at this languid Sate, and in there cafes no great &acuities will occur But where this deficiency has for years milted, a proper Pat► reverence is inditpesifibly requilite to revived* aviusubstpulis of Life, and to re-arintate the Couhitoden. MARRIED WOMEN, who liairc lung been Mfappeinted it their expectations of a Family, ma, be allured, that. In root law fiances fuch defects are curable by Medical hill y & The SECRECY which is fo effential to my uniUmmikleg, fed the Qualilleationa which I have prefunsed to Eat; form the Baba my protenfions, and In coincidence with fuch this intimatioe given, that Mr. MEE may be (vaulted perfoeiny or layialiew iodating a (mall note) at his hash, No. s 9, AraaraEr Serae4 near Temple-Bar. There is an addlSestal entrants la Watt :Alma a4folalogowiE the name is on both the door &L Bug. Masber of Else Revel Celine of Sergemes. WilleTHY THE ATTENTION a ALLA—AMC— THE A fill/fed are now happily preknted with W mod late, falutary, and abfiute Specific Cc thofe depict/able and hdhcrto incurable Dikafes, the KING's EVIL,SCROVULAo b l'itUMA, SCURVY, OOU I', RHEUMATISM, PILLS, LE PROSY, said all Diforders originating le an State of the Wed. The ANTI.IMPETftIINEao ' e feetteed co e 01iyinIcal and Platlefqpkical balls, warrant by the i of a reties of Years, cc:dinned by 0 Canen's PradticerPr i" pfle and Nefolugy," and prepare& by IL SOLOMON. M. 11. of Liverpnel, who pledgee himlelf to the public, that this milking Is perily innocent In hi name—fate in ire —ant ionverfelly efficacious le elms, *rice u(" IMP Tbrellef.c, et depraved band, with sire :Bone of the Rim' (Vide Cullaa's Pm:7 tic: of Phylle).--it is of the utmott importance to thole alhael with any of t theft direful Wafts, to their friends and relative% lumen as team Mat genera NM, that bleb hewed**, einepialids am be fperdily removed, and the blood padded from every diet gn e of iniatma. It has been held by 'all Malkin*, thee deep* differ Pew abound chic', among the inbahitants of the anthem pima the glohe; and we have unhappily emetic-need the meth of ddieffer don in this gauntry, where the frequent redden dance ef the Weather, at certain Sedan of the Lai, f reed the mit mere elating and damning Minders among us, elillbsebe Monk A a and materially ad dins the Rate of the Ma. ltd thus et cadonlog colds, coughs, thrums, Re. t portentrots barbissiees or aloaoft every Made which moires fatal to the ittlableasto el Orcat Britain i perhaps there le orsiplam on earth Is failed to tide (edam change's, tills Mend, where the tetanus oat buitleid cold are often es in one day. Hence it beressaa a mat ter of the emu importance to leek rot fir fonts general and de. ended remedy far thefts dllurders. sitieh take their rife kola eb. Itrudled Peripivation. One of the *mediate feeds el this 00- (trodden Is to annarninme the viral/bud, which *Me femme IF Yonne, Militate &Cadens, throwing out eruptions open the Ms. to the great ennoyance .1 , he unhappy i'ettjtet ; and, by the am. lignity of Its virus, undertaking the caellitatina.awdendengeting the lives of the 'Elided :—according to the maims habits tl owe r ams] propenfitles of Its objects. _, and areordlar to the dwelt to suavity with which the bawd lo isaproshaisd. it endsitsoms the le time tife with different diketers, sad if recutle he an le bed Wm to Troller rtioeillelis they beconw reete•le Itm haft is that few medicines con reach the etallady, and many the.. are made ate of fur that purprie wily *rye to csafperate and drier the hum ors into new chanaale. amid thereby No them diver m the conlbietion. IN. Solnenon thwart I. swing titer Free In pitrefflos d a rishid, is, the waren sad eft', rte.' ears of thole Olinda. which ham their rift treat en ampere and skirted late of the blood se= ,and lading obfersed with deep regredbe Itlielbcdde where potatoes ham plated oysay la • otderable exiiteneeseleat r= a tt l e in ft s talleit Moak keen any thee, they owlprwore the uenterom ornlacines which hue been wed to the public as efewerfel fpteibcs Ist Mac ceragfainta, bee at length yielded to the pr.ffing nneeftithe of Ms felbow.coutera is deeply allifted, and detrital.. 3 to puldftb It to Me wend a • nteditlne of the freateft National Inqatriauce, and yoftly coedited to cheek the Hoed from all feulnef., ceersteract nosy allirbee ideation, an , ' *Row wail and emaciated couttstvueen The AN rt.! m YETIOINRS .. ate ulcerative end vilbe bleed, It. nittralee I: gradul, fetal., and ahnnd *ma Ide ; it I. the b. ft Matt toe that hes tut, been difearra far tsar dangerous mineral Atcrin7; ft foveae, the blued and Rianduce it to eapel all neelaue .n 4 awirsec jaws, eigi44 RAMO and 01 ° , to the reeves, eudtwinne and nevaeoratmg both hotly sod mind,* FOR SCORBUTIC CUTANEOUS LIMP IJONS. DEE et WET LEPROIT. the Antl•lapetsbies certainly riga se pa* eminence over all mitre medicioca, to, in d•cidedly adapted for the fired, eromv‘l of theft: umplabota, and will mess* close the ties bat hut all odd fora and ulcer, of ever to inn Reedres. rover din-Claes for every esfe. to tuba infemileeleeehl e. ' lido. e. Is issiod up with each bisik, price Halke.Geilem-.Thees ant alio family bolts. ovoveshoi the quantity ell fnur. at lot ed• dor j ie. by winch Is ys. faced, ineliadVe the dozy; the Stamp tee • sacriL Isalweon, LI•d11:011i... a 110111 W 4 then-Ye. white Plecb" Lee waft dew.. 1 en eldeeee fir,tut itcore •10-r hey. Sot lat his Viarth.ple. N 4. 6.1:41..v-igteru Pohl*: and blf hit ariaohtmtede, by J' M.theere, hi,. if, lerrid, end Ma y rri Co. raw Churls yard, I coda I 5...0, Raster. Hit." ( 4.27, W.'. r, FOlitbarght ht•Dreald. riEdguee ; and need Medicine V 1 der.* every El +low Team fa Oren Wrote. 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