Star. — London, England, 1803-03-16 00:00:00

TP: ~ f~ MILITARY PROMOTIONII, Fran the LONDON GAZETTE, March is. Commillion figncd by his Majefly's Lieutenant for the County of Carmarthen, dated Mitrcir3o 803. David Saunders to be Deputy Lieutenant. WAR OFFICE, MARCH Is. Major.Gcorral Miles &reeky, from Half p.l of the late ,Bth Light Dragoons, to be Coloncl of the 4th Regiment of Dra goon Guards, vice General Ward; dcccafed. STAFF. __ _ _ Ilajoe-General Robert BroWnrigo to be Quarter-Matter -Ge neral to the Forces, •ice General Dundas, who is placed on the Staff at a General, and refigns his Of!Lc of %arm ?Jailer-General. .BANKRUPTCY SUPFRSF.DED. Aril S. I Alt Wickens. of St. Clement's Church-yard. Middle- Ica , hab.rdadicr, dealer and chtirroniao, at tea, at Guildhall. IiANKR dPTS, I is l Harker, late of Winchcomb, Gloutelieratire, foatibialler, t. larre , der March 28, at five, March 29, and April z 6, at ten, at the Plough Inn, Cheltenham. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Winchcomb ; or Meffrs. Edmonds and Sons, the Exchequer Once of Pleas, Lineoln's•lnn. William Morphew, of Rothcrfield, Suffer, dealer In cams March In, 26, and April 26, at one, at Guildhall, London. Anomie , . Marra Wilton and Broad, Union-greet, South wark, Surrey. John Baker, late of Field-Head, pariet of Caftle-Sowerby, in Cumberland. woodmonger, dealer and chapman, now a pri loner in Cultic Gaol, March 24, 25, and April 26, at eleven, at the Grapes. Carlifle. Attomies, Mr. Clennell, Staples-Inn, London ; or Mr. Saul, Carliile. Thomas Hunt, of Leather-lane, Sr. Andrew, Holborn, Middle fel, hardwareman, March 2 S, April 2, and 26, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fitzgerald, Lemon Rivet, Good man's Fields. William Simpfon, of Clement's-lane, .London, merchant, info rance • broker, dealer and chapman, March 29,30, and April 26, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mart Wadefoo, Bar low, and Grofvenor. Auftin-Friarc James Cavern Nicoll, of Goldfmith-row, Hackney-Road, Mid-1 asks, bricklayer, March 25. 26, and April 26. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. AthficW, near the Church, high firm, ShadwelL 'Thomas BaVanger, of Tiverton, Devon, innholdcr, dealer and chapman, March 30, 3t, and April 26, at five, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attornies, Meas. Batten and Anllice, Inner Temple, London ; or Mr. Warren, Exeter. Jofeph Shepard, of Briftol, hofier, dealer and ehaprnan, March 17, 31, and April 26, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Brißol. Attornies, Meffrs. Blandford and Sweet, lane/- Temple, London ; or Mr. Edward Stephens, Briltol. Herbert Bourne, of St. james's itreet,Weambater, Middlefex, , Aihrturcer, dealer and chapman, March a 6, ash and April 26, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Senior, Charles-Brat, Covent-Garden. SEQUESTRATIONS, &e. IN SCOTLAND• Wiliam Dalrymple, manufseturer, Pittendrum...--Creditors 'fleet in Thain's Inn, Fraferfbaro, asth March, twelve o'clock, to name interim faeor ; fame place and hour, tsth April, to chafe truftee. James Bellingall, might and builder, Perth, has applic2 for a difcharge. Malay WOW', thomoaker and leather merchant, has ap plied fora difcharge. Andrew M'Geocb, merchant, Newtn-Dougisarsditors nttetitiireik " s Inn, M'igic,;, Istb March, twelve o'clock, to DM= Interim (odor ; farm plotoood hour, zath April, to chute trance. _ • _ Davidaniii;otnaa Bryce, grecs', Olafgew,..-Credlters enact in Black Bullion, 13th March. one o'clock, to name interim fakir; fame place and hour, 6th April, to chafe crafter. John Waren and Co. mina - adorers, Glafplia—Creditors meet in Prince of Wales's Tavehs, sad Kock on maim of imp:mance. Gape' T. litilanald, and Ca Hollers, Gidanta—Cteditors meet it. Thounfon's inn, aath March, two o'clock, to karat traffic. joiTteo Lim grocer, Glafgow, to be mini:red in Quiff Courts hod; 14ti Morels and Ittli April, me o'clock...Creditor :Peet in Tontine lan, 9th April, twelve o'clock, so isAtudit flitftee.-Chime to be made by 3d Decerober. OD Saturday forming lafl, a banditti, to the amount of 21, compofed of coal heavers, Ste. formed themfelves into two parties, with a view to plunder ; and under the pretence of being au thorifed prefs-gangs, feized between 40 and 5o labourers coming from their pay-tables, in the neighbourhood of Wapping, from whom they ex torted about zol. for their liberation. But in the high career of their fucccfs, two real prefs gangs coming up, demanded their warrants ; for want of which, every one of thole non-commiffioned plunderers were fent off to the difcharge of more honourable duties in his Majefly's fitrvice. Some pr.duced proteaions, but the regulating Captain very junly concluded, that nothing could or ought to protet fuch audacious impoflors. Several buildings, Stc. have lately been wilfully fet on fire in Selby, and in the neighbourhood A few nights ago, a confiderable quantity of wheat, in flacks, ll:muting in Willow Lordthip, the pro perty of Charl:s Weddall, Erg. cf Selby, was to tally deft:oyed ;—and on the night of Tuefday week, Mr. Nappy's barn, with its contents ; on Tburfday night, Mr. George Bew's hay flacks, at Vi"iftcw ; and the night following Mclfrs. Fortier and Co.'s Foundry, in Selby, all (hared the fame fate. Several other attempt+ of a fimilar nature have been mad:, one as late as lag Monday fen night, but happily ++ ith leis defiruaive conic quences. A guard of fifty men has been appoint ed to watch, and hopes are entertained that the abandoned authors of this villainy willfoon be dif come 1. _ _ _ _ _ _ A dreadful catallrophe has happened in the fa mily of Emanuel Harrington, a poor man refill ing between Bracknall and Sw inky Lodge On Thurfday morning laf, about one o'clock, a (intake being perceived, be went down Rain, and on opening a room in which was a quantity of heath btoom heads, he faw fome heath dull on fire, and attempted to eninguith it, but it communi cated with the brooms immediately, and be was loftantly fo much *retied that with difficulty he sot out of doors. Having recovered his breath, be begged his wife to put the children out at a chamber window, when the immediately let down an infant three months old and a boy aged fix years: the then went into the room over the fire after a child aged two years, and a girl of nine years (who were heard juft before) but could not find either of them ; being almofi fuffncated, and expeaing the floor to fink, fbe got back to the other room, and efcaped from the window. The houfe being old, lath and planer and boards, was in a few minutes enveloped in Rama. The dif mired family went to Ramflads , the neareft houfe, almoß naked, where they were very humanely re ctived, and met with very kind alfittance from fe• veral good neighbours. About a fourth part of the bodies of the two poor children have been got from the ruing is thought the fire proceeded trout foam homing foot falling down the chimney. j PiLLOlLY.—jaar BOA, convifted at the laft fel lion, fur the county of Surrey, of a fraud on the with of Clapham, was, on Saturday noon, put in and upon the pillory, in the Borough, near St. George's church, in putfuance of her lenience. As no part of her trial has been before the pub lic, we fubmit the following particulars :—Some time fince the, by fume means not at prefent known. obtained poffettion of a male child deaf and dumb, which the had the art to make ufe of in claiming for, and receiving reFef from feveral different parifhes and charities, public and pri vate, as well as obtaining occafional donations from the humane and benevolent, through the medium of Advertifements in the Public Papers. Since her refidenee at Clapham, the vigilant eye of the officers faw Come grounds of fufpicion ; an inquiry was fet on foot, the refult of which was, that the child was found nearly flarving, being left day by day without fond by this inhuman moldier, who was rioting in luxury on the produce of her frauds; in the mean time, proof of her hav ing got telief from different parlihes, at the fame time, for the child, being obtained, the was in. dieted for the fraud, and convieted. Her fentence was two years imprifonment in the county gaol, and to Rand in the pillory within the firft three months. Yefterday morning, about nine o'clock, as Mr. GARDNIR, of Q . 1..1te1l 5-ftreCt, Cheapficle, was re turning to Town, his horfe fuddenly took fright , at the Turnpike in Worthip-lireet, and ran with the greateti fury nearly round Fintbury-fquare.— Here, providentially, the rider, difencumbered from his ftirrups, threw himfelf off, and receivedno other injury than a few flight bruifes. The ani mal, purfuing his courfe, flew againfl the palifa. does at the corner of the Square, with a force fo incredibly irrefiflible as to throw down the thong iron railing, and brea k - feveral of the bars, by which means the poor creature was precipitated into the arca, a depth of near twenty feet, and killed in- Rantaneoufly. The horfe was of great value, and was purchafed only a week preceding the accident: Monday fe'nnight in the evening, about fifty pounds worth of muflin goods were Rolen from a bleacher's cart in Hutchefon-ftreet,Glafgow. As William Cunningham, formerly imprifoned for theft, but not brought to trial from a want of evi dence, and George Stewart, alfo imprifoned on fufpicion of theft, and difcharged from gaol on Friday fe'nnight, were feen in the early part of the evening attempting to Real from another bleacher's cart, and took to flight when they found they were obferved, fufpicion naturally fell upon them, and accordingly Cunningham was apprehended on Wednefday, and his honk fearched ; about one fifth part of the goods were found in it, along with the-ends of feveral of the pieces Rill miffing, con taining the manufallurers marks and numbers, which had been torn off to prevent deteetion.— Cunningham upon this was fully committed to • Rand trial for his life;—and his wife, Mary M•Feat, was alto committed as an accomplice.— Stewart has abfconded. _ Wednefday night, about fix o'clock, a roof alarming fire broke out in the upper fiat of a fu gar honk, at the head of John-ftreet, By the adivity of the firemen, the games were confined to the floor where they began, and were got under about ten o'clock. On Saturday fe'nnight, about eleven o'clock, as a poor man, named Bingham, near feventy years of age, was returning from Bambro' to Clown, in Derbyfhire, be was overtaken by a young fellow called Wells, whom he had ken before at a public houfe on the road, and had told that he had juft been receiving five Millings, which he was carrying to his family. For the fake of this pittance the wretch affaulted the old man, and after robbing, harbaroufly murdered him, by beating out his brains with a hedge flake. juft as he had accom. pined his purpofe, a third perfon, who bad been with them at the public-houfe,arrived, and fawhim running away; he immediately alarmed the neigh bourhood, and the murderer was traced through the fnow to his mother's houfr, where he was taken in bed, with his hands and clothes ye! bloody. The Coroner's Inqueft next day brought in a ver diet of—Wilful Murder againft Wells, who has been committed to Derby gaol for trial at the affixes next week. During the fitting of the Jury the prifoner confeffed the faEt, and declared that he only intended to rob the old man, but a bled' Ale, that flood by, advifed him to commit the murder for his own fccority I A feaman has been apprehended at Portfmouth on fofpicion of being concerned in the mutiny nn hoard the HERMIONE j but upon examination proves not to be the fame perfon. A circumflance has lately come to light, that is nn lefb matter of furprife than of concern to .Is. — It appears, by the papers of an Officer in the Btitifh fervice, who died a few days lince, that he has maintained a correfpondence with BONA AAAAA which was brought down nearly to the time of his death. What the exalt nature of this correlpon dence WAS, we have not been able to learn ; but it could not wear any honourable face, fituated as this country has lately been with the Fray( Cow sat.. The dirovery was cotifequent on the death of the perfon alluded to. His papers have been put into the hands of Government.—Pertfinovih Pa" DIED. en the salt alt. in the lee of Man, the Right Hon. Lord Boyne, at the kingdom of Ireland. Lambeth.Yefierday John Adam St! work , Ely. of %%label-walk, id Dublin. aced t t months. 'Henry Arthur Cavendifh, only roa at the Hoe. Fred. Calved/Ih. At Eakinglets, county Wicklow, Lieut. Cod. Bortbwick, of the 7rft Font. Laft weak, at het feat in Warwick fhire, Lady Andover..—. Her Ladyiktp was in her eighty-feventio year, and had lived ((eluded front the feeler of all but her relations and molt in timate friends, far the hit twenty years. She has died ins meekly rich in landed and porfenal property: the btteris fop goofed to exceed geo,orooL Her I.adylitip was Mier to the late Earl of Al lesford. and married Lord Andover, fon of Lend &Wolk, who died before his father. Her children by Lim were the Earl of Suffolk, who was Secretary of State, and the Hon. Mn Howard, awned to the Hon Richard Begot, now Mr. Howard, brother to the late Lord lager. Lord WM, in '777, monied his firit coats, lady Charlocte„Finch.cideft ilf tex to the Earl of Aylcsford. The Hon. Mn {toward has but one daughter to inherit the waft propeny of her Grandmother, lady Andover. A very conliderable legacy is fuppekg to We bus kit to tltt prdcat Earl of Ayliatent. FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS. Esernpt from the Auction duty, agreeable to Adt of Parliament. On Thurfday, March 17, at Four &Clock, ERAC. SON, and Co. will put up to P u bl ic M Sale, at their Warehoufea, No. 7S, Qiyen (Item, the following ASSORTMENT of BRITISH PIECE GOODS: 2140 Pieces Balafotes soco Lapet, &e. Shawls 3000 --- Book Muffins and Handkerchiefs 34 00 Jacconets soon --- Satin. figured, and plain Cambrics acoo tataboun, Lappets, and Japans 4eo --- Gold End Jacconets, 3c.c. 4030 Pullteat and Madras HandherAids 3 00 Qyiltings. Dimity% &c. 400 ---- Jeans, Velverets, Call;cees, &e. Nankeens, Doweys, &c. goo —.— Woollens To be viewed as above. M. Two Montlia Prompt. L. ME AC , Jan. Broker. _ _ CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES, are patronized by the Firft Noblemen in the Kingdom, and the following Han. Ladies have given them to their own Children as well as to the Poor of their ref/ie.:Wye neighbour hoods, with unparalleled Needs:— Her Grace the Duchefi of Leeds The Right Hon. the Counters of Darnley The Right Hon. the Counters of Shaftetbuty The Right Hon. the Counteft of Mot:nt Norris The Right Hon. the Counters of Cork The Right Hon. Lady Caroline Capel The Right Hon. Lady Elizabeth Spencer The Right Hon. Lady Batton The Right Hon. lady Say and Sele The Right Hon. Lady Lucy Bridgentan The Right Hon. Lady Sherborne. And many other Ladies of the Grit Rank and Charades. Cr The rcfpeEtability of the teßimonies which Mr. Ching has been honourcd with from Penons of the higheft Rank and Charaeter, fully prove both the fafety and efficacy of his Medi cine on all meant's, which together with the diftinguilhed ap probation of Perkins of t►e lira eminence In the Medical Pro &Mon, fupercedes the neceffity of any further proof. Sold Wholefale and Retail at Ching and Butler's, No. 4 Cheaplide ; and Retail by molt Medicine Venders in every Part of the United Kingdom, in Boxes at s& 6d. and as. 9d. and for Charitable purpores in Boxes at 2U. each. WHEN Profaonal Men of education and re fpoollbility devisee from the general fyitem by tlal le leCtion of a peculiar Branch, the fanetion of Nog continued faeces la the heft criterion of fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted my pradtiee to the exclulive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuecefsful refult of my plan gives me additional amour to oppofe as far as I am able the ravages allude complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After Initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an early peiiod of Pradlice to relcue individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general PraCtitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the core olwhieh I have de voted attention , comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—adly, AB kinds of DEBILITY, whether sang from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and billy that de• rangement of the fyftent in Women which is railed BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous Modes are the throb of ignorance or Mite in the treatment of a timple Gonorrhea, and it not uofrrquently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indiferetioo of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are eadly cured, and even where others have failed, I daft that I may prefnme to offer a radical re-edahlitinuent. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated Meets in the difnnier, el:solvated with the calamitous lituations of Men, who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties sf a frahlonable Life, acquire that (late of Debility which is the unavoidable arafequence of filch pernicious habits- Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his miFery, but ea e. fully conceals his misfortune, it may he Tome conlolatioo for Mm to know, that although it be an ohjeCt of doubt or uncer tainty with other Praditioners, the removal of -bete DEIR. CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of rep 0 , 640 D ts the squire man of my ezperience. If the rites of Bacchas or Venus have begun to reduce manly-vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early crammed= of this languid Rate, and in thole cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this deficiency has for years rained, a proper ' Perfeverance is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the (lumbering (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Conflict:don. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difippointed in that expectations of a Family, may be afforest, that in molt inbances fuel: diefeds are surabk by Medical The SECRECY which is fo effential to my undertaking, and the Qualifications which I have prefumed to Rate. form the Balls of my preteralions, and In eaincidenac with loch this end Mad= is given, that Mr. BREL may be cadulted pc rfonally ((or by letters inclifmg a final nose) at his bottle, No. as:, Anan• del-ftreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-ftrent skinks; and the name is on both the doors. f:I:I3REE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. Dr. BRODUM'a NERVOI:S CORDIAL and BOTANICAL SYRUP. has long been a queflion, as well as a matter of furprize ' why Dr. Ba oDO ra th ould tie more retorted to as a Medical Ma o, than (dire of our ftrft Phyficians, whofe rha mart and eminence has never been doubted : this Enignia has long puzzled all ranks of people; but when we weigh and con fider the caufe in a deliberate manner, the furrier crates, and the cataradl is taken from the eye. For initance, how tomer ous arc the diforders the human frame Is futiket to, and which rife s folely from the Patients imprudence- thee complaints the Patient Is shamed to unfold to his own family Phyfician, either fearful it may by kyne unfurdeen accident become public, or doe not like to confers Ms weaknefs to the Phyßeian he is in t imut with ; and In which cat the female in particular often falls a facrilice, rather than divulge the (cent of thur guilt; and withmat knowing the origin of the diforder it Is imputable for any Playfician to preferibe with fucces • tbefe, then, are the patients who can with fah.ty apply to Dr. Brodunt, for they have only to fign initials to their letters, and Rate their cafe without any referve whatever. The Detaor fends them altar a Pref.:Arian or medicine (as the cafe may require) without ever knowing the perfect who has made application to hint, and the matter rifts for ever a (octet, as it is out of the power of the Dodos' to make a difcovery this is the only atd true caufe why Dr. Brodum monopolises the application of all ranks of people to hindelf; and particularly to, as his dander is fo well eltablithed as a d Wul Phyfirian, when we obferve la the Sail r papers, the well authenticated Cures performed by him, to perfoas who have Libmirid far mail years under Gout, klieurnatifm, Evil, Scurvy, Nervous, CcoMmptive I Yellow FevLr, jaundice, enmplaiots. Spalims in the Stomach and ilowcht, and Debilities of Both Sexes, ariling from natural or acquired Caufes, In particular, theft Complaints mi -1 ablating from intemperance, improper Indulgences, Net:Macy, De creek re Grief. For the removal of every kind of (Hameln:la in the Syftem, there are few Medicines of equal eacacy, and in Complaints of the liver, many can teßify, who have 10'112146d its howticial Weak, even after the fensation of a chinas Sub , ftance—The Yellow Fever, and thole fatal Difeafes that on I? nate in the baneful Ausciphere in hot Climates. The Baankal Syrup and Reftoratim Nimes Cortlial,to be bad at the Doctor's tussle, No. y, Albino-Brest, 7 deers from the Lawman Mufeetn, Surrey Me of Bbelefrien-bridge„ is honksat tl. se. tn. 6d. and goat (duty included) at lfdwaeds Withers. ockelfs) Medleioe Wardsode, spa mod ; Shaw sod , Paul's Chord-pad; and H & emmed, No. eta, Bilkepfgare-fereet Widnes ; W. Budgie, Printer sad Doak fella, at his Medicinal Warehoufe, No. j, Wine-ftreet, who has received • large and hells Thempfon and Mills, Calk-area ; Browne. Toasty; C. Routh bridge-area ; Reed and Sheppard, &1M1; Metier sod Croswell, Bath; Meffrs. Gnadhy, Sherburne; Mr. Relies, Olosteeller • Mr. Tymbs, Worcdtet : Mr. Trews's, Exeter ; Swioncy, 'Birm ingham ; Spilibury and Co. Mary-flreet. Dubin ; andt a g il e Printery, Boulifellers, and Waders olligoiseisee la the Kinedoens.._ Tim Medicine may be bad every by. A lain beide ow aim evai is Os Glean SDI& • • SOLVENT for the STONE. and AS the SOLVENT is note rioved to be th y ; molt effectual Remedy for the Gr,, , e , sill Stone, an..l for preventing the dreadful Opetutl n with the Knife; It Is deferving notice, that Perfont accuttomed to lit much to Ureic Study, in Courts of Juftice, or who arc in al' F way pre aped taking due exercife, may be fectired front -n attack of there excruciating diforders, by only taking af. :hares, which neva fail to correct the calcalous dlathelis in the habit. It is foil by the Propriety& Mr. Perry, Serval, No. tr; South impton-ftreet, Bloarallanry•fquars, in bottles of 4a6d.; t is.; and 11. as. Stamps included. For an account of the nun:from Cirei a the confirmed Stone in Kidneys aced Bladder, after long and fruidefs trials cf Soap, Lime, :old Mephitic, and Soda Waters, as teftified '7 Mr. Gunning, Mr. Bell,and other eminent Surgeons, fee "Perry on the Stone," rice 25. Sold b 1 Murray and Highley, Fleet. iirett ; which 'Creatife ecntaine the remarkable Cures of Lord Vifeount Sackville, Lady Lyttleton, Sir Edward Knatehbull, But. with nth , rs equally extraordinary. t,"7 The fon of J. Shipdem, Efq. Mayor of Deal, and the Rev. Mr. Molinenz. of Garboldilbay, Norfolk ; are among the recently cured of the confirmed Stone by this incomparable Solvent. ',ISLAS of tee UR ETI IRA sad Certain C'OICIPIQIA's AS lble t'rot)tietor of Daran's celebrated rued:. cated Bougie. and Remedies, Mr. Duroua Worms tha Public, that he may as ufual be conful ed daily from o to 3, at his bottle No. 6, Frith.ltreet, Soho, on C tea of Stridures, Oh. flrudlons, Cleets. &c. &c. as well as Debility, and every dal o der where fecreey is fo cffential a requ Ste, that Mr. D. has provided a fpadous Hour:, that every P.tient may be intro duced In a feparate ;.partment. Mr. D. has for many years confined hintßif to that department of Surgery, and from ex tenftvo pcsdiee, and the molt flattering fue.efa, be is enabled to offer a method of cure mild, efficacious, requiring no con vaunt or refttaint in diet, and preventing .he pollibillty of a selapfe. Perfons in the country (Lacing their cafes fully, in a fetter, enclotiog a one or a two uound note,wlll have proper re medies rent to the amount. For the various fymptoms, Ste. fee Mr. lhifour'sTreatife on the above carp sins, price ss. 6d. the filth edition; to be had of J. Callow, Crown court, Soho a 11. D. Symonds, Paternialler-row; and of the Author. For FEVERS, IN FLUENZAS, COLDS, SORE THROATS RHUMATISM', AGUES, the YELLOW FEVER, ST ANTHONY's FlREjand for all BILIOUS and INFLAVE MATORY COMPIMIWTS. De. JAMES'. POWDER. 'THOUGH this Medicine has outlived its op. ponents, and i+ become a favourite Remedy among the weft eminetn of the Faculty, it is &stoke that an early preju dice mould Rill remain in the Minds of Come Perfotis, with re gard to its [stet) , but the experieuce of more than Half a Century ha, (hewn, that the Danger attending its Uk (how. ever indikreet) is not greater than that of other Medicines, which open the Body; and that it poalks this peculiar Virtue, that lino vidated Bile, or other Matter, on which it Is intend ed to ad, be contained in the Stomach and Bowels, it ufwilly parks off without any frnflbie effeft. To this old prejudice it is owing, that the Powder is commonly given in Doles toe, final to carry off the Complaint. Thole however who have had the mull pradlice with this Medicine, acknowledge, that the free Adminiftration of it in large Dole s has oceationcd eta inconvenience and greater faced's. It &mild be 'vat as loon as poSble after the attack of a Fever, or any fuck violent Alm tion; when It cannot do harm, even though the Diforder not aka-mined; and if a Cure be not the contequence, it will have thogood effect of preparing the body fur other Medicines which the indication or the Ocill of the Practitioner (hall dira.t. This Remark is the more neceffary io cafes of Ridden Blade, where Medical Advice is not to be Immediately obtained; and therefore all perfects in remote Ltuations %mild he provided with a Remedy, for which every advantage may he gained, and no eile incurred. But here indeed a Caution is requifite to guard again!t impoition by counterfeited preparations, which. by proving a &appointment, and often tcl./1 a detriment, to the Patient, tend to bring the orid,inal Powder into &Eremite ; it may bc.neeeffary therefore to repeat, that the late Dr. pima left in the Han d s of his Executors an Affidavit. which they publilhed at his &wale, for the fatisfatition of the World; de daring, " that he had never difclufed the Secret and the im provement of his Powder to any Perfoos, bat his Son and Mr. Newbery," from whose only the genuine Medicine an be obtained. It is fold therefore only by French Newbery, No. es, St. Paul's Lbureh-yard, a few Doors from the Corner of Cheap- Bile, London t and at Dr. James% late Houle In Bniton-ltrett ; in Packets, Price as. 9d. each; or in Bottles, containing is Packets, (as nude up fur the Army and Navy,) Price ti as. Duties included; and as by the late Ael the Duties are impofed upon Medicines for Foreign as well as Home Confumption. Purchafers will be careful to &germ that the Words " F. NewbcrT, No. 45. St. Paul's," are engraved in each Stamp— No others are genuine. N. B. As this Powder is found to be peculiarly dficaclous, in the Diforders of Horks, and in the Macaw which is to lata to Dogs, particular Diredlions arc now given for the Ufe of it in the priattol To Tr TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. co, New Bridge-Dross. London. Edinburgh, May 2, .Soo. IN the fpring of 1794 I was Anil - red with a Vene real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for Eva months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyliclaa. who put a temporary (top to the virulent of the dikafe (by mercurial applications) (or fume time ; but growing, in fplic al all medicine and the advice of the fir* Gentlemen o(the Faculty here, worfc and worfe for two years, I was reduced to a Rate ahnuft unparalleled and bey oad deferirtion, being an entire leper, and ulcerated from Lad to foot.—My head, throat. mouth. note, legs, anus, Re. have been alternately in danger of become ing Welch; lu Ihort, I have had from so to 3o rein ukers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of would be voluminous to particularise all my cafe—tutu it to fay, thews never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more cou:plicated nature. I was lung looked upon by mr friends, and imagined myfelf,beyond all hopes lan:cover/ ; sod Indeed, In my than condition, duath was preferable to my ma's than mitt.-able Rate. hi this dreadful fituatinn did I drag a molt miferable rename, till Drysl a PRO Tiny NCR threw In my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read It, I could not.—l fent and procured tome of your LIMES'S PATINT PtLLS which, by Idiot; frees time to dine. am now, and have long been. (alter more thus four years le deferibable diDrets), in as,good a Rate of health as ever I en ured ; as a reef of this, I had a fine, thriving. healthy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Gee, and la hopes of rendering my fellow-creature feryke. I resTseft you tg publifb this • and you may at any time refer perking, who with to be fatistied of the truth of this. or further partieskra• • • Mt or my friends, by letter in perfun. As few cafes for boded. will [VW equal miss. and none es. cord it, I Lave from experience every !Talon to Ware saaaliind, that in your Leases PILLI they win bads hire. fTeeily,fah. and radical cure, I ir that molt dreadful Rage of the Itenerni Mimic. which calkul—a c o 31/111Mtb tom 5. J. I. Prupored and Sold by the Side Proprietor, TNOMAI TA•• Loa. Member of Royale...allege el Surpass Londnn •at Ids Mule, No. y, New Driegedtruct ; saber be will give sd• vice, without a fee, to pate, thefe Pills and will en terer patients letters, if pal r on the fern teens, older' log in all mks the molt ussitiabk heresy, no Perim's mane a cafe having been murtiseed. but at tibele own particular .quid. by the Proprietor, durr:rg the murk of more than 36 year., that be has had the combat:taw: tai an MOMMOC talc of against ausbeirie, and the pm aulicc arding therefrom. 'lley are ato fold, by his .trpointasent, for the emeadeeen of thole living at a illitaruN, by 4r. Easter, South -bridge. Edinburgh; Mr. Mcmor I Printer, Glafggvvww , to set am alfre Mr. I'. refers for hie add icts; m the 's, No. 3J. Se. Alan's-greet, PaILMuG ; Mr. Roberti.. 'Tore*. No.soN Oxfontilhest ; Mr. Dilliorouglis, No. y, Flan-ilrect-eits Dearly appease the Monument tildr.litwers, boeldellor, Nag. Union-row Little Tower-hill; Mr. CaDwell's, DARE and by sae Pet ite in every coofklerable town In (heat-Britain sad Ireland. In Doses of only as. yd each, haled ap wait fall and plain Dared:Mat, whereby Perko, of either Sea may else theodolite with esk sad fecrecy. LONDON : Printed toe the Proprietors, ET JOHN DANIEL Eleiden•lane. Coveur-4 mules ) u the Simi Psi IMMO . me it. N. t, Catrretreet nod piihtilbad L PYRE. KEN' ori Cunt/Eng -rinoneLANNIINItt N 04. 61, 81 4gla•