Star. — London, England, 1803-01-22 00:00:00

Plainta ought to Mew filch Irregularitr the ;it:count, that the man gi tht charaler, molt: lave known at the time he was drying that vhich was not true, and that be •Ya, tie p_ifon who made the appEca:.ion to him " Gatotow, leadwg . Cou:lfei for the Defen d:int, oaly he leave to add there Words to what Id. Lordfair had faid—" We kn,;w noshing of their property." ELLESDOV`UC,'H.- 46 If the fras of this cafe went to the Jury, I ant perf,..!tly fore they wo , dd agice with rue, in th.!conclulion that onF,ht to he drawn front then:. It . an aftina could ! , e r: Ootaincd on foe!: n„ man in the comn-!r. cal wit Id could open his ins•tith to another, n ith.• or: pains and yenaltiei."—l'Llnrjn;niiri!ed. I'oLICF- .lerday G?orge Fi.;.7:7, a Journeyman 11 -a • ought before the Lo-ti P., for ' third time, oo a charge oicommitting di ..ers the his Mailer, Mr. Labourn, of Leadenli.tll-market, and alfo for threatening the life of a young wo man. several witnetics were called, but failed in fubllantiating the charges. The prifoner was or dered to be difcharged on finding bail to keep the peace with refpeji to the young woman. :70bn 6ennor, a legman, late of the Hindofian Batt lndiaman, lost off Margate, was again brought forward, charged with plundering the wreck of that (hip, and taking away levcral va luable articles rif plate, the property of Colonel Gore, who intended to have gone out paffenger in the liiatinitan. Mr. Perkins, a Pawnbroker in the Borough, hated, that the pritliner came to His hot& a few days after the velfel was wrecked, and utfered fur fait: the various articles of plate in quellion. On aficing Co,anor by what means he became poffeffed of thent, he anfwered, that, he (Connor) had been a tailor on board the Hindof- tan at the time that the was wrecked, and that he was one of thofe who remained on the rigging and was faved ; that the day after the tremendous gale had taken place, Mr. Turner, the Second Mate, who alfo had remained all night on board, gave all the Tailors permifiion to take away ally proper. ty they might find about the wreck, when they proceeded to fearch, with a flick, among the land which had been wafted upon the remaining part of the veffel, and found the plate he then offeted for fade ; arid •fultlier fisted, that other articles of plate had been found by fome of his fhipmatesa-a: Oa bearing this flory, Mr. Perkins Paid he could not give up the plate, but told him to call again, and, in the mean time, gave him a temporary fup ply of See (billings, with inarnEtions to bring a lOW from Mr. Turner, to fubtlantiate what he had aptald. Daring the interval, Mr. Pet kins gave in feemation of what had taken place, at the India Honfe a .when he was advited to take Connor into gifted", fliould he return, whiclahe accordingly 1 , 1= —Several witnefes proved, that the plate .was the fame that bad been fent on bort' the Hind:Alan. 4111(wilisipman proved that a banger, which was lekvsith the plate, had belonged to him, and was We with the wreck. It alfe appeared that Mr. Turner refuted to fend a note by Connor, to fanc tion what had been laid refpeetiog authorifing the feamen to plunder the veffel. Connor, being called upon, agreed in the Rory be had told Mr. Perkins, and added, that he was one of the lall on board the wreck, and was not aware he had committed any vim!. On confiderit:7 all the circumfiances of the cafe, Cul. Gore was induced to give Connor 2 guineas, as a kind of falvage, and on condition that he would endeavour to influence his &ifs - mates to come forward with any plate they might have in their poffeilion. About one o'clock a private examination of a younr; woman took place, who had b.-en found late tie night befote in Pope's Head-alley, in a very miferable and mytterious lituation. It appear ed, that as Mr. Holdfworth. the Martha', attend ed by fame of the Parole, was looking round the City, *bout twelve o'clock, to fee that every thing was' quiet, they found a young woman in Pope's Bead-alley lying on the ground perithing with cold. Her eyes were bound up, and her face covered with black crape, and her arms tied be hind her, in the fame manner as a perfun going to be executed. She was taken to the Compter, and Mr. Holdfwerth humanely ordered every kind of nourifliment which was molt likely to rettore her. Site foon appeared greatly revived, but not fuffi ciently fo as to be able to relate her fury, and account for the lituation in which the was found. The Loan MAYOR now enquired what had oc. cafioned fuch cruel treatment, which The endea voured to relate, though in an incoherent manner. She faid (he was the daughter of a Bookfeller,late ly refident in Patertsofter-row, but n ow remove d from thence, and was under embarrairments ; that the had been in fearch of fame friends in the ncigh!ioutliond 1.1 Hackney, whom the had not been able to find, and returning to awn about eight o'clock, by the way of Aldgate, the was atcolled by a young man, who aftet entTrii,g into converfation,furcibiy dragged her to feveral place; (which (lie mentioned, together with the names of thofe that live at them), and after detaining I-er for force hours, he at iength took fitne crape which was placed round her hat, and tied t: ores her eyes and face; then, in carder to pievott its being removed, he fattened her arms behind her. In this manner the was dragged again to varioas plates, but never knew at any time where the was, sad tally, he cut away her picket v bith con tained feveral trifling articles, as well as about four finning, of Meer, left her in the patiage where The was found, and then quitted her. This Rory being perfided in, his I..r.lhip re quelled that the young woman ringlit be taken cars of, until further enquiry be made into the cnOcrinus affair. Moncla• Mglit efcapcd from Tork?lbury gaol, AV ham Pritchard, committed for robbing a trow in; i.'led to his care. The daughter of the girder, in 1.: abfsznee of her father, having come to his a.in,ear with his neeell'ary food, he t:.o': the ,!•. ;!y to attempt an escape, in rhi...11 liz fc.' : I. knocking Le girl down; 1:d it • Lot WI wadi( overcal. LONDON MARKETS. TORN-EXCHANGE., I RIDAY, JANUARY tr. A Return ot the PRICES ofrioußfrom the Bth of January _ to the 14th of Janu •ry irelu live. Total 2.5723 fo-1i..-Averatte ito.• 7 1 . 1 00$. Id. litither tlsin loft return. Pit li_ it OS HOPS. Kent cl 0$ to 111 4, 4 Kcnt ICI C. to 121 rs ::••' I .ii.ol - c2 91 Cs to 1.1 16••• • _l•' Sulks tot Oa to 111 4% 1 MI 91 Cs to ICI 1. - ,.. '' Urn. 121 Cs to IA Of r.i . PRICE O!' SF.F.DtI, January zt. Red Clotor (n..w) ect to tits per cwt. Rid Clover (old) 33. to ilos per cwt. Waite dt:tu •••••• to 130. Tt,•foil 30. to 73s Turnip in to ac. per bufbil Rye Gr...fs 28/ to 565 per ipi .rice Carraway 4c• to 44 • pet /Wt. Ciolander 215 to 29. ditto C•tnarr Seed 8:.... to 925 ditto New Rape Seed 301 to 3:1 per Init. Prawn Iquitaid Need tea to i t s per l-1.0..:1. Whi•e t:ltto 2, - 5 to tis r...r ditto. troatl Beans 3a. to 461 per do. Long P0(11 2 . 6. tO 2,8 s per do. SMITHFIELD, January ti. To fink the ofial-nor lione of Sib. Peer 41 6tl to 6s cd 'Veal Gs od to Si 4d 14utton 35 4d to 6s ad I Pork es Sd to ss 8d NEWGATE and I.FADENHALL,J.intury 21. Per Rone of FP,. by the carafe. Wei 34 8d to 3s od I Veal 35 cd to ye 8,1 Mutton 42 4d to 35 ad Pork 0 3•1 to 34 8d Stock at Market thi. :turning, IJealts 400-Sitesp 2,700. RAW HIDES, Jatatiry 2t. Hider !per ftone) 31 Ed to 4$ oil I Heavy Calf 9s 6d each I\lu:idling 39 ad to 3$ 4d 'fork Skins 145 to 164uti Ordir.ttr 21 sod to 11 od Sheep Skins 4$ od to tos 64 rkucv. OF LEAT I kit, pa lb. AT LEADF.NHALL. Iluttr,sc to 3616 each • syd to sod Ditto, ho to 6115 221 to 23d Nicrehairt Prelts 39d to god Drcffing li.d• . iSti to 19d line Cozell liitl•rs 14d to 21.1 Crop Hides for Cutting 290 to aid Hat Ordinary tytd to 1814 Calf Skins, .30 to 4015 per dozen 261 to 32d ISt , ' sc' t-, 73.;:t 26d to 314 Ditto 7,..., to ActS 26d to ze-d Small Seal (Grcealand) per lb. 31 id to 314 d large ditto zoos to 1404 per doz. 'I awed Horfe hides t3s to 311 each AVERACE PRICES OF WOOL. - Tire Hertford, i dialed, 245. to 225. pet awn 4f lob. Elie loae,ltyland 198. to 235. ditto. outhdown, 60a. to 635. pi r tod of 32Ibt Ditto, of the Downs, iBd. to I9d. per lb. NV ill s is& to t6d. per lb. l'orcet, 241. to 13d. per lb. Kent, Ts!arflt. 141. Os. to 141. JC./. per park. Leirelter, 324. to 331. pet tod of 281 b. Lincoln, 311. to 321.64. ditto. New Leierfler, . 335. to 341. ditto. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. _ 'I 'own To'low 77s od total Ruflia ditto (ca.) 7os od to 76s R ulna ditto (loop) 69s to 7os White Candle Ruffia oos to os Netted Stull 6cs od to Eta 132 Grcav, s 161 od to ci Arzrage Price 4* 64d Good Dregs Ics to oa Yellow Soap, ',Rs. to ca—Nlottled, pos. Catdke, 1 ts. CA.—Mould., 131. od. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW. January 21. Southfield. St. James's. Whiteehapel. O. H. 7 s oto 6 6 I 4 ooto 7 total 1003 7 70 Straw 113 to t 19 tl3 010 2 5 0 116 tot 2 0 Ciuvcf 4 to to 6 to 6 io to 7 11 0 COALS, January 21. Deft Coals is the Pool, al. 6s. ed. per Chaldroo. Delivered at, 172. od. Sunderland. al. 3r. ov. Delivered at. Its. cd. St. James's market 41 6d Clare Market 4$ 7d Wkitcchapel Market (per Roue el Sib.) 4s 6d On Friday evening laft, between eight and nine o'clock as Lieut. T. Mitchell, of the Navy, was crolling the fields from Deptftird, near the half w.i.y home, he vas followed by two footpads, one of whom, without fpeaking, Uncharged a piftol, the contents of which paled through Lieut. Mit chell's hat; the other (truck at him with a tuck flick, which wounded him in the hand. Lieut. bl chess infiantly returned the fire, sta,d fuppofes he vrutintl:d on: of them, from his exclaiming— .. I)—n ) on, yon have done for me." Lieut. M. lid: ink llfo fortunately a fword.ftiek with him, de• fended himfelf in fuch a manner, that the villains were glad to make their efcape. Lieut. M. made the bet of his way to Peckham.. and procuring al: finance, attempted to trace the illhuni,but with out effeet. Diforders that proceed either from an impure (late if the blood, or a relaxed flee of the pelves, hav;tig, in innumerable inflances, fubfided by a courfe of Semss (tire's Antiicotbutic Drops, too much cannot be laid in praife of that invaluable preparation. This unparalleled freed's, in the molt complicated cafes, has etlablifhcd its celebrity throughout the ttniverfe ; indeed, where is it pulli ble to obtain fuch a reflorerof the conflitution and infallible cure of the Scurvy, Gont, Rheumatifm, Evil, Leprofy, and a varirty of other complaints, too gtceially incident to human nature ? Thefe Drops arc fad in bottles of ss. and 6d. to;. and 11. each, With a black !lamp afEed to each bot de, by the Psllowing venders in London F. New. bery, 45, St. Paul's; Dicey and Sawn . ), Bow Church-yard ; E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's ; Wray, lirchinlane; Bolton, Royal Exchange; Evans and Co. Long-lane ; Barclay, Fleet-market ; Bacon, Oxford flroer ; Ward, Hollsorn ; Bayley, c oc lspu r .th e , ! t ; 'vinney, Pall Mall ; Walfh and Withers, No. 779, Strand; Sharp and Co. Bilhopf gate-Rica ; Cl.o k, No. 269, and B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough, ti!uithwatk ; and at the Difpcnfary, No Soho-ftware. DIVIDAtilli. 4, NV,:r.un Irvine and Jonathan Atlas, of Whop- Uur:.am, Infaranee-trokers, at eleven, at the \V !..e.• I I trt.ter- le-ftrvet. raid county. 1 n:.r; January 26. Tlurnas Tbontafon and George Nicheifoo, both of n.crchanta, at twelve, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Li% at. Janu7ey 1& !wrist Fell, of Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at t.e S:ar and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Jmuary at. Thomas Jukfon, of Kingfton-trpott-Hull, baker. at cloven, at the Cent Keys Inn, langfton-upon-Hull. Jane ery ar. ileinas Rawlins, of Liverpool, mucbant, dealer a:..! .1..;.m , n, a• .even, at the Star and Garter, Liverpool. ja.t...arr 1). Watk ifs, of Rave,-row Spitalftelds, dicier, carpenter, at twelve, at Guildhall January a 9. James Draper, of Shereard-ftreet, Middlefen, ca binet-maker, dr...ler and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall. January 25. John Nefbitt, Edward Stewart, and John Nctbitt the younger, of Aldernaanhury, Loadoo, Inc/chants and co partners, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb.!. Robert Drake and Ebenezer Coddard, of Newgate- Rue, Lorden, wine awl brand rrier..l,ants, dealers and ch .pmen, at nun, at Guile:al:. HION wn 1 hit AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW' Manias • • "• • • s mautes aftcr a Mumma 32 ra:slatee agar FIRTH. On Sunday fenn;ght, at Powericourt-houte, Winiam-ftreet, Dubh.', Vircounter4 Powerfeourt ,of a daughter. • M A RRIED. ...... Yefterday, by fpecial lircJice, at Lady Cecilia Johnfton's, in Wimpole-ltrect, by the Rev. John Davis, Senior In'llow of Trinity College, in C..nibridre, Anthony Merry, Efq. late his MaJetty's Minifter I'lenirotentiary to the i'lCOClAß. , poldie, to Mn.s Lathes, sv!low of the late J. Loathes, Efq. of Herring ficet Hall in the County of Sitblk. Thurftlay, at St. And: ctv'i,l'.olhorn, Gxrge Favence, rig. of Coleman-ftreet. Mil, Coy., cf N 7 illinan•plase, Mtn rd-rcnv I~' :a. On Monday LA, tL7 of his age, William Cole, Efq. above 30 sear , ...prt-i - I.te Printer to the Bank of Eng! to Ou the :9th in'tent, at Clifton, 'l..honias Vernon thAphia, kfq. of Eyford, in ti , e Courty of Gloucefter. Sunday lA, Chat Eft. of navies Inn, Holborn. Monday, 4 her in 13.,,h, Lady Cumming, rdict of Sir John Cumming, of I..!tnh.argh. Lately, in the Lordilti,. of Eris, in Anftria, at the age of to 3, an old man, who forted under Prince Eugene In aU his campaips, in the i:eitn:i.t which bore the name of that great C.sp:ral. He fu'Atted aftnrwarda by his ez...itions as a day labctfrer until the age it 97, and died at Lift without hating been af!liet :d. with 11:Aid's or pain. BIRTHS, DEATHS, Asi» NAltRI•Gib, is IND,A. CALCIJ ITA. lIIIR dot. • On the 13d ult. the Lady of Major Blackwell, of the 19th Dragoons, ors daughter—On the 3t tt ult. the Lady of G. j k fon, I:14. of a fon—On the sth init. the Lady of Major J. Y. Mcir.lbaik, in the Ervice of Nawaith Ally Bchaud,T, of a fort —On the 19th inft. the Lae y of the Hon. Sir H. Ruffell, Knt. of 's. fun—At Bhaogulpore, the 18th inft. the Lady of J. Wintk, Efq. of a daughter—At Mid:upon', the and init.. Mrs. Irwin, of a fon—At Berhanipore, the 18th init. the Lady of E. Cock, Efq. .ABlll..utt Surecc.n, of . daughter. usa7zi.ters—zuzer, tBc3. On the IR left. J. Hart, jun. Efq. to Ytif. H. Jackfon, third daughter of W. lackfon, E*—.On the 2d tnitmt, at the New Church, by the Rev. P. Limerick, Mr. H. Brightman, to Mifs A. 74.‘Cabc—Oa the sth loft. Mr. C. Robertfon, Jeweller, to Mifs J. Cheer, tic,u2,htir of the late Dr.Checr, of this Eft ablifh ment--Same day, Otpt. C. M•Kenzte, of his 114:Jetty's 7fth Regiment of Foot, to Mifs H. Finch—The fame day, Captain 'F.larLins, of the Hon. Company's (hip Comet, to H.Le the 28th ult. at the bottle of D. Campbell, Efq. Sooty. G. C. 'Liter, Efq. in the Civil Service, to Mifs A. Campbell, daughter of Sir J. Campbell, of Invernels in Scot land... Mr. H. Hawker to Mifs E. Baptifh—On the Bth Meant, Mr. G. Madmen, Mariner, to Mir; J. Vincent-0o tie toth loft. Mr. W. Arnold to M.I. M. Gricidal—On Sunday, the 6th inft. at Chirfurah, at the Purtii. ' uefe Church, by the Rcv. M r. Manuel, Mr. N. Elias to Mifs B. Moratcan, daughter of the late C. Moratcan, Efq. Jeweller —At SecktAo. on the 7611.16 ft. by the Rev. Dr. MKinnon, at the hc.uf:: of Sir F. Ban. G. Thomas, F.fq. lately arrived (turn thd Weft of lojtia, to Mifs H. Milhnk—On the ITth left. at the Now Chur ch, by the Rev. Mr. Limerick, Mr. J. Charter to Mtfs M. De Silvia— On the 3d left. a: &comport, by the Rev Mrs De 1./ma Vigo do, Mr. N. M. Floucrt, to Miss J.C. Warnuna, datihter of the late Dr. C. C. Wattnann—At Rungporc, on the tsth loft. Mr. L. Patti to Mifs E. Rodrigues, eh:ea daughter of Mr. J. Rodrigues, of that place. AT119.-IVNT, 1302. Mr. Matthews, of the PactService—On the Seth ult. Mr. J. Jones, of the Pilot S,rvice—On boat the Charlton, India nan Major Riddell, of the Native Infantry—On the 17.13 init. W. Holland, Efq. of the hook of 'E. Rowanh and C. —On the 13th hat. at Bcrhamrore, the infant fon of Mr. T. Holvaflon, Conductor of Ordnance—On the z 7th ult. at Sultznpoor, Lieu tenant W. H. Forbes, of the 14th Regiment of Sepoys—On the a4tb loft. Mr. R. Thornhill—At Handel, Mrs. Peters—At Parceab, on the z rth loft. 111 r. N. Wall, Clip-bolder, late laf fillent to MelTrz. Gillett and Co.—On the IStls init at Mongityr, (.4taln W. Dunn, of the Artillery—On the skit in& Mrs. J. Byrn, Examiner in the Secret, Political, and foreign Deport ment—At Chittagong, on the z sth burl. Mr. C. W. Turner, Matter and Commander of the Honourable Company's gun boat Scourge--At Bencoolen, Mr. D.Dunlop, Muller Aften , dant--Cln his pelage to Europe, Captain Sinclair, of the liar riott--Captain Robertfon, of the hip Curnwallss--Ihir. W. GU lett—Lately, on his pillage to Penang, Captain Dallas. MADRAS .../31 arida. On the 28th of May, the Lady of Major Royer. of a fon— Lately, at Cobalt, the Lady of J. Thorp, Efq. of a fon—On the tit ofJuue,the Lady 'lithe late J.Wrodk, 2tl t. al • fon—On the Bth June, at the hiount,the Lady at ear. 'layman, o: the Artillery, of a fon—On the aath May, Prim Robertfon, w.k of Lieutenant-Colonel D. Rosertfun, of H. M. Malay Regiment, Deputy Adjutant Gemmel of the tones se Ceylon. of a fee. I. On the aoth May, Mrs. E. Tarferd,st the age of S 3 Teen — On the ayth May, to the prime of his youth, and after a ions (cries of ill health, Captain-Lim:iv:mit I. R. Ma: - .2nnald, of tit: H. C. tads Regiment N. 1-4.ately, at Hit:mbar!, the heart fon of Captain Goldfwerthr-On the 3 , 7 th January lift, at Dintlipetam, where he emit fee the henefrt of hie health, Mr. W. Clarke, of Corinp—Lately, at Cutidalore, Mile A. Dun can, younseit daughter of Dr. Duncan—At Madura, un the 13th May, J. W. Thurfiry, D . j. of the H. C. Civil Service—At Dindigul, M ale !Unlit., lifter of T. B. Hurdle, Tran quebar, on the )tit May, Lieutenant U. Schnell, helAirius to the late Dana Garrifao of that pace—On the 4th June. at Cordons, aed 23 years, and after an ilinefs oC two year: and two months, Mn. 1.0 rodman, wife of Mr. %V. Goa BOXIBAY On the tab May, the Lady of Cate K. Metall, of a daugh ter—Oa the tath May, the Lady of J. Cum:teeter:, FJq. of a foa—On the 22,1 May, the 1..o.1) of H. Scott, hf,. of a too— Sanaa moraing, the Lady of H. Fawcett, E.g. of a coo. DrATII6. On the Both April, Liewenants D.Prles and F. ivy, the for mer of his 111alefty's iGth, and the tatter of the Rath Rest neat NEW MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warebout4...t .r Dr. J...meet Powder, No. 4!. St • P/1111 Church-yard, Lout.oo, THE following hIEI)ICINES are fold, at the pikes annexed, hteludiog the Stamp Duties ; rd as it is emitted, that front the tit 54 September, trtot, the Stamps Mould be applitd to all Proptirtary Medicines, as seal for Fsre;gte as For Haw Confumption, and as a Confiderabk AShc tioo is made to the Stamps on the Articles of idgher V.lse, or thole in Bulk, the Priers of Dr. James's Powdor will Le iu foa tore 25. 9d. per Packet, or IL 56. 61. per Dozen; but the Quantity of a Dozen Packers in a Uottic (as made up for tLe Army and Navy) may be hid for IL 4.. And as by I.avotir ' the Commiflior.crs of Stamp ()thee, Plates are prepared for Mr. Newbery's feparate Ule, wish his Name engraved le each , Stamp, the Public will i careful to obf.rve that Ow Word., F. Newbery, No. 4S. St. " are prLitel in the Ytamps all his Medicines; and as i: is pt:elbmcd that this wli be fufb. diem Security afninft Counterfeits, his Signature sit he Lab Is on Dr. James's Powder will be difcontinued from hem rforwa rd. &amps will he allowed ileitis, as ufual, to Mot: who p..r chafs Half a Doxeu or more at a time, of the towel I Arrives. r. at r. - ._.__ Dr. James's Powder s 9 Losentes of Blois i z 1 --- a Bottle 24 0 Freake's Tin& of Balk 4 o -- Analeptic ?ilk 4 6 Hue Mun's dote a 9 large Boa 24 o Englira Cdfce a y Dr. Steers's Opeideldoe a 6 Gewillie Ar •ue‘ufacte E 6 ••••••—• Codvulfinn Oil a 6 Orniffrri Mclicitie 8 6 - Camomile Drops 1 9 legiss's Scots Pills 1 o •••.• Pang Wit Lo- Effe.nec of Peppermint t s zenr II i Grant' s Drops - i s Derry s Bilious Pills 4 6 Dr trooper's Pills t i Dr. Auftlies Chilybeate Glares Magnella 3 6 Ditto 4 o Henry's ditto - $ 6 Dolby's Carminative t 9 Norton's Drops 5 6 Effence of Coltsfoot 3 6 Spil.buty's ditto 5 6 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. Soiander's Tea a 9 Srenev's Dentifrice 4 0 Grenouglis 'Hon ore 1t 1 Jori.s's Rheum tic Tine- Do. 'r iilu Lozenccs 1 1 t tore - N. B. Stamps with Mr. - &ewbcry's Name art aflivsi to the firct twen , y Articles above counictocd; and as ma.ly per. . particularly (truants and mcifenprs, mittake hie hot:( h.. is under the neteraty of runtinr cot, that if Is at the Falt Isnd tr St. Paul's, ncareft to Lbeapfsde, and that it lit a la.g white i aucc , ie.l front, an which thefc words arc Tio air Vi AAAAA us* roa Da. JAMaii Perim: • On FRIDAY, Fr7;TWAIY •!,!! 4t4,, p MP.I)ICAI, C A C:):) SE LEC I'l. &ES t•ri e 7 ,l,irerjA, Fr t iaice of Ph ylc a.! r.•cosit mence at the Laboratory in Wt,itc•rnh-ttrc,r. at the lifttal morning Vii. ILC Mate is Nlee;ta at * ylt •rter ; the at half after I and the Cbrinil! ry, at a ;tti.rttl after nine. fly 11,4)N. `.l. D. F. R. I. Senior Pbylici.in to 6t. licrn‘t.l, atta . .4 thc cf A Refil.et ig kept of tit, (dc; 44 Pr. Pe2:fota's Pllti4nt, I fpi:..l, a, l ..CCV.rt riVVI Zi lainiral l.r.r!ut e, every tivtord.4y morning. at ninon k. t URI.: 1'1114.1 at:d C:.RTAIN CONI. - - - - PLAIN S folc t)t of I).i , - d 11 n and 4 , Mr •••• Public, tlot he may as 0re..1 !v• ro-Ift.l e.l .1 Oly tram y tr 3,.at hi. .1,• 5, Urnli-:!reLt. cr• ,•. ri ,;; Ch. k c W.. 1! a• a. 1.1 ev•r i r order velwrc lecrees is fa c11 . ...t.41 a r.liu lire, •.h.,t Mr. i). 10..4.1..d afp cioui 11,uf , i y P t t,e din a fe?ir:ite !prirt!.ie .z. I. I) his -:-•ny '•Cjrll cortiae.t MniLlt to CV. Milt otirrer:, and trimi ca l and t:ie mott ling h.. is cmoo!cd to oiler a r•:•thestl of cur , MI.I, rfr.c•ri !...vnittng nO con. !imsnent or I . :ft • :Lint in out, and preventing ileposfiality of a, telapfe. P‘rff.ir.s in the eir-ntry flatingtheir cal . -% in a irti, r, enriorinz a one or a two ..aund not., silhaveprn;.er re. medics fent to iii amount. For the various lytaptam:, lee Mr. Def.....tv's tic WI the u'IJVC coro? aims, prier 1:: 4d, tic ; to be bad of . 1 t C own court, St . .ho; H.l). Symonds, P.l - ett.u:ltt.vsivr; and of hi Author. c di in@.'m. tha • ProlefTicmal Mne of education and re. \' V rponlibiliiv deviate frum toe general fylkem by thy- fe lettion of a p.culiar Branch, the fanclion of long dominueti fuccifs is the heft criterion a rimer y. Ten years have I devoicd my pr, elite to the crielutlve twat. meet or DlSORDlaith, and the faccefsful reluit of my plan gives me addition :1 ardour to opp.if.. as far ac I i , :4 able the ravages of thole compl.drits which are the usoft itrrpoft.) ant in the catalogue of tatimat After Initiation into evi.r• branch as an Army 4tir7,^nn. r formed a wall at an t arl period of rmaice to terse ale from the i,morance of unedi:cafed :Aar, ot the %kn. serous .eciFitancy general Praer.tloners. • The 'I'HR I.F D Oiti)Gt2s,torhecureofsihich I have do voted my attention, cumprize every fpeaies of VINF.REAIi INFECI'ION, whether of a recent or beg thtratlon.—saiy. All kinds of DEBII.I . IN, whether arifing from the habit, ir Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature Age, end lafl:ythas .1v ; rar;ternent e!' the frfteni In Women which is called 13.114.RE1Y-' MIS:: or sTERILIVY. Numerous dif..-afea arc the rerat of ignorance or liane in tlng treatment of a temple Gonorrhea. and it not mitre guelitly big Pens that the f. eJ. ist Life are trirunest try:Se indiferetew off* unguarded hout. By a fnpevioriiirthod rod: coniii:4ints arc call , cured, and even suture othors have tailed, I ins ft tbik may prefume to offer a mdical re-ettabliboice.. Few, however, are th- cafe; of conT . ,:ci:id dif'real in •htt slinreler, compared with thie:.l-mitoasfi:uationa of Mr 17.1011 from indulgence in a SOU I'ARY YiCE,gig the Gaieties of a tathion.Ci'i I.ifr, acp.'re th.r.: flare of DeLrity rt: e voidabh: caLiitt-nce of inch peruicious h a hi: s- NI her , the rhar:y !utterer Isrotug, over his niVery,,lun (3,1 e. fuily cow:eats his misfortune, le may he fame cosifoktlon for Lint to know, that although it be an rainy w!th other Pradlithincrs, the tt:novEl DErf:: CIENCJES br progre4 of rcnrivatiew a theatquiroyf. !Debt of my eaFaior.ce. It the rite. of Bacchasne Viu-s hays, toc7an to tt dee.: mar'y vi7itir,:ll•l: 4 l l'•31:V! V wits h and by ao early counteraction rf ttis languid 'thee, and in chefs. carts no great gitilicultios will occur. But wh:•e this d-fleiency has tnr years ea!t d, a proper t Perfererance is Lndifpenflbly regulate to mine the. Rumba-Hut Marks of Life, and to ri.-animate tic Cotaitudan. ' MARRIED WONIEN, who have long he, ,trnoohttkr in their expcdatitras of a-Family, stn. y ba abse4, thaalwannlV inftances fu.h difeel. are tura-a by Medical , The SECRECY wl'lch la fn etTential TO niv the ry which I have proamcd lot fiage, lout .r.e Bat af my preteatang, and in coincident, vrithifiich !hi, inti mation Is given, ti's: Mr. BREE nay be cogitated perfatilly tot by letters iociofirg a final nine) at his bia.te, No.:), Amor del-fired, Srrand, near Templ..-Bar TLere is an addHonal entrance in Water-! rbit adintninir :.nd the &me Is en bntb the doers. NI. FREE, Member of the Royal CAI*, of 91wrions: ' ____ . _ , Dr. 13RODLIM's NARVOLTS CORDIAL wad BO leillir litiN ' bYRUP. I T betiong been a gle4iloti, as wtO Its a manse, el farprize, why Dr. rt., o 0144 Lk ...1 '. be- Liles rsiarta4 *sae a h‘lcd,:al N lan, tisn:: ;aim- ui 5.1 r Car 1 l'oyiu..i.aral, whof. c!..- r.:zi.r ai...1 e::-...le ic.: has never !sten d , oht,:d: t!-..s EzizruAle I,,n t t port :•-el all finks of people; bdt sfhenlilte•seiskit and Het tlder thy ex.::: in , deliberate tormer; the Curraa:ze c •a'..es and the ratan! et irtalten frier. thi eye. For frllltans. e, ho*nnandr., 11 , (1. arc the difunlers the humartfrarise Is fulskJl to, and Witl:k rift,froltiy from the Patients iropendeneeTtlwff eemsplaints thtt Patient is 'Awned to enfold to his own (artily l'hyllebn, elflier; fearful it may ln , fame noftwereen Weide,* become putdie, ..l does not lilt.. hs roofer. hi. wealtnefsto The Viltylleian 'he is ben liplike pith t are! in which cafe the fern:* In par i rular Ilftt':r fells a faeri*:..,, ratiscr th ah dienlye the 'feint of thetr Oki, er.l withobt Lew-AP:then-ten o' the . affords-T. h Is impotrlig f , .r any l'hy IL. il7l to prof; ribe with fuzee's; Orfe, tienore the raticto. who e ii %Viral fsf,ty api '.? to I)f. - Pm".urn, for thee' have n..)v is l.rt , foities 'to their ir;ters, at.l Hate their calif witlosit ....t, - freer will-ever. 1 - .. e Ikt<torf,'n,t.. them eith e r . Pr.-fee ...ior or ni-eileine (as the ORF! Warr tell kr) withott evrr koos.t'. , lf the p.rfon who has made snitcatim: to 'lin, mull the m As( r r.. 11. for evert ferret, as I: Is out of the po.Yer eiffhd Doctor to make a .lif.:avery : this is the only and true eaufe why Dr. Drodum mono/m:l7es the application of all ranhs of rook to himfelf ; and part:.......-arty f , . as Ms charaPer Is fd well efta . .,lif.ted as a Calful 1 , 11.-leiale, wlicn wr ohireve in Lisp ea'.lt rapers, the w.il an, hen i -.1.,1 C,•re, ita r orrnr-! t' his:, to it, i a ,ns whs t:,.-: 1.,..14,:,-1 :.r a..law yr. rs ainee# Clout, I:ora.sits. , ifin, Coil, Scurvy. 14,T% ,a,... ('..l.ltop , fve. Yril,AV a ,ser, Jauntacc. Itiliout Comr) ,i .. rs, , w .1. il the Stomach an! liewrit. and Debilities of Ks h S rts,arlfuty front natural sr a:ciuirtei Caul., in pastiet.lzu, t I .:e Complaints We enatiny from I/newtla:l-c i..n...rorer 13.1td. , nrea. Inebriety; he - .edifivc Drier. For. t '...-r. -....0val of every I t , ff.! of NA ri ,A i, a In the Cr:lrm, dm, a.-.: : w "1....i10i0. , of . 9 I .1 c19,-2,7, Jest in Coirt. , l-1:11.01 tie :is cr,:n..-y eai ht. • ,-;1..,,,..v.• httneffrd i:5 hlv a', .:41 vrtras err : t• 7 ti.e i. rl .ai' n ..... a e' , i-ro i• ielw flair :::..-1 he Y. !low Fi.str , .. ..::,10-c'. t, • :1 P.ll .1 i ton' (1 .- Wit. in :' , e bans ful .thnt.', `.• c in! '.t (.. a. .1 au.l !•• C to rot :• • Y..\. :, 7 Cae IA? • c..a hit. - ;1.•.." tr - :. n• • ( b;• • •At t t art: rt 'Joh ...it' 1110 A• +7C. c ; 'Ja 'rd.,. St. ra:tis urrii :t F; I .1, N has re. , :red a Lap All la I C .•! r-t ; t St•.errsr.S., 1.:•.^ .1; adhy, bt.cr . r, .r : Worceltr ht. ft r x :cr • • r . Sr*lllniry ard ; , 1 a 7-'1- -t. P • •• • , tti t•• • at,l Vcrdt:s t c. c Ttres 1 .A• • • I. 1;:1!..; /fir %v . .% I •S• P - ". • -ote 114 ere t nl ; e e d w;:h P,afr,:t ••• I • t, t! r': Cafes. ty Lettar or r.trzel, to of Cat bis ufaal •.• To tlofe Lad:es ar.d Ckneemen I-Irdzr'ns on the Rate of tritnony, the D. 4 r particuhrl!:.:costrresid this Syrop, ri , ,r to • hLf-er the Altlr of Hymen, who are in the fmall derrr • arreti , -,fre of the 5.4 teia not king entire:7 tan;id, or ful , ,ret m te.2.llVioni of tht k:1& . 1,0:4/ (41: Pnnted f. r tlePrwrr..:;lLr t )t1 l lr.lNlf l . Moden-latar, Carew-4 ottit n at tat At Pao T 1 Id el• 01 f liT NO. 1, CarC j•Li: 'll vrtd by LEVEL I:LN - r.acautcrsorytisc,La-r.:. r 2 No, .Cary-ttr-ci. als.!.t the SI r -Or • Icr. Tert,h.•l:.:r • ec dt fira na Akatkeinfortlit Eat ry z r-s rrypelcdta be adlteCdl .~ f 1