Star. — London, England, 1803-04-06 00:00:00

VOLUNTEER CORPS. Lord HOnAIIT has mitten circular letters to the Lords Lieutenants of Counties, dated Seth of Match, nating the conditions of fervice fur Corps of `oLt'Nre a INFANTKY,1 NFANTKY, in order to make tilde bodies more effeCtive. The following arc the prin cipal teg:ilations : t. EVerY Corps r,ctivin7 try to engage to ferve in the ta: oi:taut ia which it is inlti!ut ed. No Company to be compofed of left than two St-tilt - ants, tw., Cerporal4, one Drummer, and ro Ptivatcs. with on.: Cap Lin, one Lieutenant, end one Folign to the fame; and two I.nutenarts to fuch Convany as confifts of to men. No tom iy,ny to eiccol ICs) PriVa!, i. o:.icers to he appointed in proportion to the rum -0: co, I, w;th Scrjeant Major, &c. as in the NU !:i • t rin every Cormany, if taken front halt pay. • •o• ::.ter pay of his 'Volunteer Conuniflion, tint 1•. •. I. 1: t %az ~ f Captain: if not on half pay, but form.r:y a • : ..1 Olfi.ser in the military fervice, to have cotillant t., ihe half tray of his Volunteer Commiflion, rank t than that o,' Captain. The other Officers no:to re c.:iet. pa c, Adjutants exec red. 4. 10 Int alhwed tar clothing it. 3s. 9d. for each tierjeant— al. tin. Corporal—el. es. 6d. Drummer—lL LC.. :or each Privaty—to be repeated at the end of three years. The whole Voliinto.r Cor!•7. to be clothed it, red, with the file exception I of the which or. to have Ohre clothing. Field Officers and Adjutant> to be anow,tl the to for o-e 4 Nrj:•, and [Le whole of the Officers and men to he exempted front the Lair powder 'I dry, and from being hallotted for in the Militia during their fervice in the Voluireers. S. When caked' out on ce?wal hm 0., to he paid and difci plincd IN A 1 1 iLLOP..LTi of the regular infantry. From the LOND9N GAZETTE, April s. VIIITFMALL, APRIL 4. T!;e King ha , been pleafed t•s want unto Ralph Bigland, Eq. ( Richmond Herald), the Office of Norm) , King of Arms, and principal Herald of the North Parts of that Part of the United King dom of Great Britain and Ireland called England, in the room of George Harrifon, Efq. promoted to the Office of Chrenceux King of Arms. OiIIIVANCE OFFICE, APRIL 4.. Corps of Royal Engineers. Jobn Rofi Wriebt, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice G. Hooderfem, promoted. Dated Marcia 1,1803. Commiftion in the Herefordthire Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated March 30, 0303. • - • . . . George Gosiewoll, Fig. to be reftgned. Commiffir,n in the Rollfhire Regiment of North Britt& Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated March 21, 1803. Conn Maekatzie, Gent to be Frit" vice Smith, _ BANKRUPTS. John Bell, of Norwich, 'Num-merchant. to furrender April 19. sod May 17, at four, at the Elie Bell, St ii John of N Attorney, Mr. James:Mardi, orwicla. John Bateman, late of Whitechapel, Middlefrx, hardwareman, and eLipman, April :6, 23, apd May 17, at one, at OnildhalL Atiernry, Me. Kibbkwhite,Grajo-lim-place. Francis Kerner, of Covent-Garden, Middiefes, furgeon and • arxlsocary, dealer and chepznan, Apra 9, at stn, April t 6, at one, and May 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. liannesialatsa Osanbers, Covent-Garden. Jotepis Besjasein Leanniu and • Wolf ltlfoa, of teucburch fircet, London, tnerchants and copartners, April 7, May 17. * *le, at Guilslba/L Attegelies, Mara. WWfßkrtst and Amelley, Finfloury-tquare. Francis Wittier. etlenrilc Nlcbnlas, of Wontinsaseote, patillt of Durtlay, in Glosecltctikire, currier, dealer and ch April 24, zs. and May 17, at twelve, at the Lambrtus n 7i Dudley. Attornle% Mcfr. . Hill and Young. Dailey, or Mr. T. Woltey, Wine-011ice-coort, Eleer.ftres.•, Lawton. George Billets, of Southwark, Surrey, linen•thaptr, dealer and elapse*, April 16, 26. and Mat s 7r, at one, at Guildhall.— Attandes, Mars. Debit and Thomas, Crane.court, Flat ureet, Landaus. Chula Dunne, of St. Mary-Is-Bonne, Mid• Wet, heron and apockeary, Scalar amd chairman, April 2, 111, int Mil t 7, at eleven...at G. itdhall. Attorney, Mr. :Phis Maybanr, Ceolden-foasre. Thaatas Dow and Anthony rime, bolts of Liverpool, mer chants, dealers, claroca, and partners, May 9, to, and ty, at sale, at the Globe Tavern. in Li Attornies, Mr. Dardfwell, or Mr. Clements, Liva•pior Ma Blaclitteck, Ing-Tree-etsurt, Temple, London. Whims Cadorell, of dairitona, /Cm. 11.1 1 0 Merer, dealer and Outman, Aprd 7, A, and May tr, at tieval. it Gaddkan, Londeo. Attorney, Mr. Alm Lamdon-Anast, Fateborch &rect. London. Michael Emanuel Moe, of Old batidona, London, merchant, APM 14 . 1 9. rig Mar 14, Mona, at Walla& Attorney, Mr. Jobnion, ZIT-Placa. Richard Early, of Chelmsford, Firer, coal-merchant, dealer sod daapraia, April', at tea, April is, as alarm. and May 17, at aos, at Guildhall, Loulop. Attorney, Mr. AlLao, . . . L'Ondon-wear.Feachisacii-lkon. Ns& hdteitall. Aw oc We of blesrponl. builder. dealer and cbolmuni May 9, to, and 17, at one, at the Glot.c Tavcm, Liverpool. Attire's', Ms. J. G. Ciamp i Liverpool ; at Al-. bottye, Chu/way-kola, Jean Baptif Davullon, (limier with John Molknan, of Lau rance Yountney-lane, (annon-trett, London, merchants and copartners,) April 9, at, and May i 7, at ten, at Guild hall. Anomie% Mars. WiUctt and Annacy, liniburp tram Landon. DI VIDENDS. May 3. John Turnbull, John Poet a, Robert Allan Crawford, and David Shane, of broad-ftrow, London, tuerchan a and rotners, at °lse, at Mey 3. Thomas Merle. late of I t, Prima-I'quart, CaCdon. victims, at tat. at Guildlca May 7. Job. Dawfac, of the Scrawl. MiddWes, llainuiraper, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 3. 11 Mara Page, of Wass, Hardtirdlidss, matins:, at v.;'l3, at I isiklhall. f.istidun. Zo.iy 3. Vaughan Griffiths, new ix late of Paternoller-cow, pruner. at ten, at Guildhall /slay 3. Olascr 1/ivis. of inc-ftreet, St. Martin in the Fields, - . br[wc, at ten, at thtildh.ll. 'NI ay 7. t:e.,r,e Fliintc and George Pickard, late of Wood- Weer, Cteatiude.l : •xidon, Velvet MAI, ■ aid fail," wing ma::rfa-lurers. and cop.ot uteri, n ronr, at Guild!,..ll. May 2.i : John Sufi x, buildcr, at ten, at . . f;tn Idhall, I Amami. - 1. Jame, !tin aHJ William Turner, later f Bridge-rant, V, It rl;Ater, coal-mar:harm. and partner., at ten, at I.; uald- ScqursrP.Anoss, &c. IN SCOTLAND. Co :ntre Graham, Mar , Joiet Lira; GLlfrflt..erVl::, - 13 mart In Black Bull Inn, g:h ApriJ, at one u'alo4, to r..,um. interim _ . tutor; rant pi= and hour May, to choir rupee. Ewen I.ivinefton, merchant, G: nock tnect in T.trubu:i'i Inn, Eth April, n! :ntcrm ; fry& plarr anti bout May, to ehuf... tryft. r Pe• .vell, rnerrA l'ert!,—CreOttnr• urte , t in Genrge I. n. : •1i 1%/3y, ttuttee,2it.l dittukrtd. 1:6:)-rt 7.1 , 41..:4rnerp, frirmtr, J.7vlton.—Creditors mect In I 7.3 , 1 A;. ril,4•:tn , Ivy o'cloch,to :o!trueltrufice. Archii , al.l M•I )uff, at. Y.ul: of I.allinloon—Lreditor. meet Inn: Penh, rith April, ..t twelve o'clock, to c%ur• nel• - - I - •bn Crambir, Ilax-irinner. 13`c110 NTOl.—Cr-Jorm meet in C•17.1.-11tc, 14th Arr.l, .. two J . CIOCk, to _ - . . inaruct trult.e. beltmir Cn merchants. Kilmarrnclt. tr. he ex •nwir..:.l in Sherif! t.:-Aart-holiie. Ave. 9:h aiai l'.; at etker n rieleKkowl—Yediturgruert in Inc. * lir, an'. ennek, 2:Th Arr!i. a: tt.kiVe to u.. 0 tt watcc.--Clun hp: ; c1:, .:th Ceckl•:. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, APRIL S. In a caufe petition, brought by the London Dock Company, praying that certain fums of money Attached ro their concerns might be paid into this Court, (he LORD CHANCELLOR took oc cation to ohferve, that it had for fome time pail been the cuilom of perfons engaged in undertak ing~ of more than ordinary magnitude, to make timilar petitions, and that the praelice increafed every day, and became troublefome. If, however, it was neceffary filch applications thoitld be con tinued, his Lotsithip did not fee why the Court of Exchequer thotild not alio be addrelfed in com• mon with the Court of Chancery, or the parties might apply to the Accomptant General of the Bank, who would be ever ready to tranfael their bufinefs, without making the fmalleff objeCtion. POLICE. MAN SION•HOUSE.—Monday three well-dreffed young men were brought before the Loco MAYOR, to anfwer a charge of one of the conttables attend ing St. Paul's Cathedral, who accufed them of having behaved in a very diforderly manner on Sunday lall, during divine fervice. They admitted with great readinefs the impropriety of their eon. daft, but ftrongly, int - died the conftable did, in a very unmerciful way, beat and bruife. them with a flick which he held in his hand ; and they then offered to make a private apology to the Bilhop of Lincoln, who was at the time officiating at St. Paul's. The LORD MAYOR told them that he had received a letter from the Bifttop, who, be Itated, could not accept of any apology but of a public nature. To this the prifoners at length confented, and figned a paper, acknowledging their fatilt and contrition ; hoping that the Bilhop would wage the publithing of it in the public papers, which is left to the Rev. Prelate's contideration. Mrs. Davis brought a charge of a heinous na cure againfl Elirelbeth I rut , and Mrs. Retinas: The Rated, that the lived in islarrow-alley. Petticdat lane, and that the daughter of the prifoner Levy had been her neighbour fir fome years; that in the courfe if the la:t three years the h ad botne three children, and that after the had been deli vered of the two firfl, they were taken away, and never heard of more by the neighbours. °Very : : ing for fome time paR that Mils Levy was again pregnant, the deponent was refolved to watch clotely what became of the child when it was born. On Sunday morning the had reafon to believe that Mifs Davis had been delivered without the aflif tance of a midwife. After the dole of the even ing, the obterved the prifoner Levy to come out of her daughter's noufe, and take the Wbitechapel road ; and fuppofing the had with her the child. &flowed her. She had not pro. ceeded far, before a butcher's boy gave the alarm, and raid, that the prifoner had attempted to put a child down a gtilley-hole. A. number of perfons then followed her and Mrs. Redman, the.prjfooer, amonglt the reit, who, on coming op to Mts. Levy, &fired to have the child, and the w ould fake it to its mother, which wig readily given her; bat the profecutrii fuppofing Mrs. Redman a confederate of Mrs. Levy's, fob lowed her, and found the attempted to go a differ• ent dint:lion, and therefore laid hold of her, and took the child, which was alrnoß naked, into her care, and gave the two prifoners into cullody . .— The butcher's boy corroborated that part of the evidence relpating liimfelf. Mrs. Levy, in her defence, faid the was taking the child to Mrs. Bate man to nude, who had been entrusted with the care of her daughter's former children, which were now dead. Mrs. Bateman gave inch an unfatif fattory account of the fate of the children, that the LORD MAYOR ordered her and the other two pri loners to the Poultry Coropter, till the reputed father was brought for ward, who was faid to be a married man, and an excifeman. _ _ Yellerday ‘ tle prifoners were again brought be fore the Loan MA rot, in order that a further in velligation might take place refpeeling the fate of Mits Levy's two children. Mr. Norman, their re puted father, laid, that he was given to underfland by their mother, that they died at an early age, and were buried in Bilhopfgate church yard, and that he had advanced, at two difftrcnt times, mo ney to defray the funeral expences. The place where they were baptised was alfo mentioneii, but on fcarching for their regiflers in the Church books, no Melt names as their's appeared. Mrs. Levy, Redman, and Bateman, were remanded for a further hearing. Norman was ordered to find bail for his appearance when called upon. ASSIZES. At the Suffer Affixes, which ended on Wed nefday laR, twenty-nine prifoners were tried, eight of whom were capitally convieted for various fe lonics, but their fentences were refpitcd before the Judge left the town.—Two men, for Realing affcs, were fcntenced to feven years tranfportation. At the Suffolk Affixes, the (even following pri. loners were capitally convieted, and received fen fence of death, viz. R. Brown and H. Williams, for a burglary in the houfe of Meas. J. and C. Hammond, of Wickliambrook, and Realing divers linens, &c. valued at upwards of tool. J. Souter. for dealing a brown mare, the property of Mr. W. Browne, of Wcfhall. N. Sußenance and S. Farrel-, fur robbing T. Briggs and S. Bracey on the highway, in the parifh of Gorlelion, of lot= Myer and halfpence. J. Harvey, for a burglary in the dwelling honk of A. Death, and (leafing feve ral articles of wearing apparel. J. Gidney, for Reatiag a bode, the property of Mr. J. Selby, of Button, in Lincolnfhire. R. Capon. for uttering and fecreting a bank bill, value t5l. that had been 141 with °titers, and which he was furpeCted to have Itoltn, pleaded guilty, and received lenience to be tranfitorted for feven years. Several others wet e fitnt.mccd to different terms of imprifonment. R. Brown, and 11' Williams were left for execu tion ; Ore rr It were reprieved. At the y Affixes, a caufe of the greaten importr.c.; tn i‘lanufaCturers was decided. It ap peare.l, Littleton Mill, the property of Mr. Naifh, iJ g e, had been deflroyed by fire ou the :if el July, by a slumber of riotous work.. men. the Cotinfei Ori behalf of the Lidded Gen - • tlemen of thc Hundred, endeavoured to prove, that the words of the Aft, demolifh and pull down." did not include ideAroCtion by fire ; but the Judge was of opinion, that this cafe was with in the meaning of the Al, and the Jury conk quently found two verdiCts for the Proprietor and Occupier of the: Mill, for the fum of Stool. each, fubjeCt to the reduCtion and amendment of the Counfel, to whom the particular claims of -the Plaintiff were referred by the Conn. This tine will fill very htavy on the Hundred, which is thinly inhabited. At Cardiff Affizes for the county of Glamor. gan, which finished on Saturday lift, A. Harris, for felony, in the dwelling horde of M. Jenkin, of the parifh of Coity, was found guilty; Margaret Perry, W. Phillip, J. Thomas, and E. John, for different offences, were feverally acquitted. At Leiceller Mites, Georgoand Thomas Lees, convifted of a burglary, received fentence of death. William Smith, an accomplice, was ad mitted King's evidence. Stephen Few kes, conviet• ed of healing feveral pair of hofe ; and John Bel ton, for araulting Charlotte Rua', and taking from her thirty guineas and tome filver, alto re ceived fentence of death. John Dun and William fentenced to feven years tranfportation.— Thomas Pearce, conviCted of healing lead from different churches in Leiceher, to be tranfported for re years ; and James Taylor. for a limiter of fence, feven years. The condemned perfons were reprieved before the Judge left the .o vn. At Coventry Afllzes, on Thnrfday, Thomas Payne, for healing divers articles from a boat be longing to Mr. 'l. Bache, of that City ;—John Camptin, for healing wool out of a barn at Atte ley, belonging to Mr. Benjamin Hawkes ; Wm. Heath, for healing muffin and calico wrappers, belonging to Mr. Thomas and John Pickford ; and Samuel King, for fleeting a pig, the property of Mr. E. J. Palfrey, of Chapel Fields, were fen tencedto he traulported for feven years; Jofeph Harris, frir healing of wheat from Mr. Lowe ; and John King, an accomplice of the aforefaid S. King, were ordered-to be imprifoned for a certain At Warwick Affizes. Thomas Morely, alias Long Tom, Mary Lappidge, and William Grair.- grr, for vending forged Bank of England notes ; Peter Qiin, ana John Richards, for highway rob bery; W. Swindle, Matthew Smith, Thomas Weftwood, and John Welsher, for burglary; and Edward Neale, for theep ftealing, were all capital. ly convided. Thomas Forrefler, for (leafing calico, was fen. tenced to fourteen years tranfportation ; and Charles Riley, and Thomas Robinfon, f.,r private ly Reuling, were fentenced to !even years. J. E. Hitchcock, for robbing his matter, Mr. E . M. Noble; and Iliac Holmes, for Ilealing braes, the property of S. White ; Richard Wright, f r (haling bruthes, &c. the property of Mr. James DeT kin, were feverally fentenced to fir months isn prifonment in the Hoof* of Corredion ; aud F. Brooks, for tittering feditious exiireffsons ainQ the King. imprifoned fie months and fib At Stafford Aliases, which commence on th: a3d oh. the following Farmers took their trials far various offences, viz. Jofeph Glove, for Ream a geldings the pro. petty of R. Jackfon ; Misfis — Parcell, for breaking out of the houfe of j. Death and Reuling a num. ber of articles, his property ; W. Jones. Tor fleal ing 4lbs. of coffee, the ptoßerty of T. Bullock; and H. Wilkinfon, for bawling into the honk of W. Bedford, and Reatha ten pair of Ihoes, and other articles, his property, were found guilty, and received fentence of death ; but were all reprieved before the Judge left the town. A number of others. convicted of trifling offences, were variouf. ly fentenced, and feveral were acquitted. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. His Grace the Arebbilhop of Canterbury has been riea'hi to neepee die Rev. Charles Eaton Plater to the Pape and Curley of Whiltable. OXIOILD. APRIL 2.--Wednefday laft George Jackdaw, Tfq. of t brit Church, was adndtted Bachelor of Arts. Grand Compounckr; Mr. Aaron Webb Baker, of Corpus Chrifil Col lege Was alto admitted Bachelor of Arts. The toed Bitop of Lichfield and Coventry liss collated the Re... Charles Proby. jaw. to the vicarage of Tachbrate, War witkOtire. The Corporation of Glom-cites bas unsnimsolly eieded the Rev. R. S. Skil!ern. M. A. Head Matter of Crrpt School, upon the ragas! lon of the Rey. T. Rode, B n HI RTHS. On the 3oth ok. it the Manfe of Spronfton, hirt. Thornton, of two dalettere • At Frankfort, In the county of Cork, the Lady of the Hon. Colonel W. Mardatint Maitland, of a ton. MARRIED. At Glenkindy, on the a;th ult. Peter Gordon , Efq. of Aber geldie, to Mill Erin Leith, daughter of Alenailer Leith, Efg. of Glenleindy. Robertfon, Efq r to Mr. Dunlop, widow of the late Captain Dunlop, of the EaR India ferrite. At Pailky, on the aßth oh. the Rev. John Reid, to Mdo Agnes Kiog, daughter f Mr. Wm. King, of Loaneni. DIED. On Sunday tail, at her feat at Burton Pynfent, Somerfet- Rake, in the 81,1 year of her age, the Right Hon. the Counters Dowager of Chatham, rebel of the late Great Lord Chatham, and anther of the pesfent Earl, and the Right Hot► William Pitt.— an elevated mind, univerfal phaanthropy, and t►e purett principles of Chratianity, her Ladylliip united thofe fpiendid talent's and that reins resent of manners which rendered her fimerior to her fez, and could not but endear her to all thofe who had the honour of her sequel:nonce, and who muft ever lantern the lots they have fuaained by her deab, nor will the event t e Ids poignantly felt by the furrounding poor, to whom ale was uniformly a molt kind and liberal benemetrefs. At Wells, &merle, the Infant kW of Captain Waller Otway, of the Royal Navy. On the sad ult. at hies lodgings, in Mary-ls•Donue-ftreet, IL Mu:karmic, Eli At bmerdunnlng, on the sift OIL Alciander Chalmers of Innerdnnning. At his houk at Ftodegury, Captain James M'Dona/d.lote of Col. Tariston's Legion. Sir Wiiihun Saytr, Recorder of Bombay. _ _ _ On Thuraty;the vatlt ult. Mrs. Start, valfe of Richard Start. Ffq of alWord.itreet. Sunday, at Casnpflentie, James Johnann, Efq. of Stratown. At Huntly, as the 23d tot. George DivWhin, Efq. Agent for the Bank of ScotUm!. At Brth, on the aad ult Me,. Wilkiefoo.wltlow of Thomas Wl!ki-for. Fig. formerly of Chen erhan. On Tridar %seising lift, at Holley St. Gamy, In the County of Cambridge, Mrs. gitiotin, wife of Thomas Q . !iutin, Eiq. of that place. At her hear, at Ineernefs, on the a6•h Mt. Mra. Mare Hutetrinfou Frafer, widow of the Laic Slams frf r , 141. 9( Fancllan. ' lON ACCOUNT or TR* SimurAc•rultns. Exempt from the Audion .h e tty, i sireealitc to At of Parasitical.. . • , On Thurfda), April st , iEsj, MERAC, SON, and Co. kill put op to Public Bale, at their Wsrehoutes,•l44. Iff,•Queen . ll.reet, A LARGE ASSORTMENT of BRITISH PIECE GOODS, Particulars will be given in time by M. 1... Merac, jen. Broker, A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, with a COMEdO.—, MOUS RESIDENCE, • • TO BE SOLD IW PRI VATE•CONTRACT, By Mr. CLARIDGE, at his Odice, 47. Pall-Mall, rrflE Valuable MANOR of SUNDON, with 1- the Maidion Houk, cuiraining Ac-er3vuodatious fur large Family, and Domeilie Hake- of etery *Carlotta's' Gar den, Shrulbery, Plantations, L.wirti, and Fannin Hint, t ti k . Perpetual•Advowfon of Two together with ais Farms. fundry Cottages and (mail Parcels Of Land, Coppi ces and Woods, containing upwards of One TYniufaisd SeVen Hun dred and Twenty-hire Acres of elastic:it land,. An irielofed, Tythe Free; Situate four miles from Dunilable, live tam Lu ton, fix from Anipthill, ten front Hitchen. twolve fruity ford, eight from the Graud Jundtiou Canal Leiilituit, and thirty fa from London. ' The Mate may be viewed by applying to Mr. WAIL'. at Stutdon Houfe; and printed particulars may lac Lad at the George Inn, Luton; Sugar Loaf, Dunftable; Swao, Redford ; White Hart, St. Alban's • and of M. Claridge, No. 47, Pals . Mall, where a Plan of the Mate may be fern. CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES. are patronized by the PHI Noblenicn in the Kingdom, and the following Hen. Ladies have given them to their owsi Ch.Mem as well as to the Poor of their refketliee neighbour oods, with unparalleled fueeefs:—. Her Grace the Duellers ot Leeds The Right HOll. the Count& of Damley The Right Hon. the Counter. of Shafteflntry Tke Right I-fan the Counters of Moant Nur& The Right Hon. the Counters of Cork The Right Hon. Lady Caruline Capel The Right Nom Lady Elizabeth Spencer The Right Hon. Lady Baton The Right Hon. Lady Say and Sele The Right Hon. Lady Lucy Bridgman The Right Hon.lady Sherlsorne, And many other I adles of the &ft Rank and Charadter. Cr The refpettabitl y of the teltimonies which M. Ching ha bee.: honoured with from Perim* of the Maheft Rank nad: Character, fully prove loth the fafety and efficacy ofhis Adeela doe on all occAuns, w hide together with the dißingullinafl: prollation of Perfnns of the fiat eminence lh tfie Med/CM/N,- &Abet, fupereedes the ec-I`.i4 of any tardier *oaf. ' • Sold Wbulaale an,l Retail 4 Chias apt ilstierit,Jlk. Cheapfide ; and Retail tic Lauf/ ftlediaing Veltders In cacti Part of the United Kingdom, In iaes at sa: 6S. 9; and for Charitable purpofes In Boxes at ate each. - • _ _- _ - - - - , c r Country Gentlemen and others are infortnca tiaras'? may be fupplied with Alt valuable Medlclit* Wang theft , Orders by Coachmen or Newimen„ orlitoodoling Ores k a Small Purcel, direnled• to Mr. JOHI4 WADE, Ho. /<*; Elect-Rivet, London, for which l'orpokentoplete'rwiting. Boxes are proVided for fending it with late(' to toy Fait or this Kingdom, Ireland, Scaled, Ike: UN fER's RESTORATIVE BALSAMS, A 1 . LIFE and HEALTH, Is the kit Makciastin tie world& for redwing and invigorating the Conlikutions of whoa . waken) and debilitate) by a courfe of ditlipatzd plsaforesow indeed by any other elutes. Every day produces five mows of the angular foe:es of this Invaluable Iteltonitilre Mullainau and me -y hart been candid moult* m dada= it had fuceLeded in cafes when cvery•othsr Medicine Ileffceittal. • • ... .—. . • • Gentle Men of the era' dlititittion M thii Moifetbit. w sass alien, Inhofe c.seilittutiess were Molten the ilebilitelell brireaxparieneedahc geoid elm% of tM. Igehoraiiiveri t For Nervous Difordegs proceeding &or ponliVgdrinitt. apated pleafures, the immoderate ufe of tea, et front *MSc octagons vest ditliiiityaod relantlea of dieheli4a Inteseksell Wm Medicine cahoot be mthw blitedhess Who hits ,gone too powerful courfes of toetem, bane of which reduced them to a Rate of mil valiance, . c oegi the union benefit front ttils IC sop of Itrength and vilitr, tiltybiid regiand teliefin for palm Lathe t he and Wm" gleam mid 10 1 .141. perhaps there is not any Medicine in public or,priulate which has been Co fuecefsfid. ' Note.—ands It eftoraelyt Woad liiiirepinfillt ibi t u r i elk more gradual and 'thing Mbar dolt di raise Mace cuts old* Behan arc alts bvtie i rfortred. _ . .- .1 To be had at Wade's Medicinal W mem, No. r ti l e V.. Itreet, and No ts, Old Ilood.areetl utt, Ittlyki . • Dam*, Na tab, Oefeed-asset 1 and all ether Welles Iffliell:' (beings in Tains and Orrantry.gdenta.gd. the Mat WI Mr be had is larger bones. Flex way ad SI& which metal* Ow quantity of ha fmall boxes, a, made u for the arilib_ilaviiike. A Pamphlet on the tames of the ye , airM a 1 it important Cum, maybe bed aftheYwOdees, ?litchi. ' WEN Proceifional Men of education ant! re. H EN deviate from the gateml (Item Itf o o i ledtion of a peculiar Breach, the Candi= of bat [week h the belt atterioactfoyalseity. Tea years have I devoted my wad*, lathe eaeltdivalleaui matt of THkEE DISORDERS, the free46+l refs& al my plan gives me additional atNduir ea .:mink as fir at lea able the ravages of [bore cornplabsts which are the molt beret aothi the 'catalogue alumna itdirsaltiea' ' After initiatiea into every branch es an Araty Sargetta, formed a with at an tali, period of PIS MO. I. rdceeMYriba• she from the ignorance of usedneated Men, or the orally de` serous precipitancy of general PIlletiti001:11. The THREE DISORDERS, to the awe orwttlef I ham ds. voted my attention, comprise 'vary fpecan et VENEREAL. INFECTION, whether of a recent or long daptiost,—adly, All hinds of DEBILITY, whether Mang from the habits or Schoolboys, or the bids/roma of maim age, and faaiy that da range:matt of the fyftem in Woman which la called BAStIitEN NEM or STRIPA.'M. _ _ _ - 10ImiTeretncilfe;feX are the rift& of ignernma or hart la the treatment of a hutple Gonorrhea, and it not unfregoentle hap. pens thuds* feeds of Life ate parotid by the Indikeetion orate unguarded hour. By a roperiee ass hod Each cohapielaelheb eerily cured, and even where others have failed, I teal that may pretense to ace a ndlcal rneßabliament. Sew. however, are the cafes of wainpilipidld dart& WIWI diforder, compared with the calamitous &ultimo 14.11:3 1 :0 from Indulgence is a SOLITARY VICE, or the Gakties of a tagalong* Life. aegaire that Idle if which is the unavoidableconfetti's:nos of Nat pendeines= Where the unhappy fuffercr broadstater his Tbuteetta Polly conceals his misfortune., It nay be Rase eau „ W to know, that although it be an &ion of daubed Illelew Lamy with other PraCtitioners, the removal of there intl. CIENCI ES by the gradual progrefs of renoratko w theraellike meut of my experience. If the rites of Bacebas or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much an:key win be permed by an early counteradiets of this languid Rate, and in their cafes no great diMeuhies trill ovate. But where this deficiency has for yaw gaffed, a prefer Perfevsrance is inilir i scufibly requifite en waive the Iniebenag [parks of Life, and to re-animate the Cooftitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have keg been d in their expedations of a Family, may be alined. that C i." 4 086 is loth dt kels are curable by Medical &ill. The SECRECY which is fueffential to ore Undertehlwei aaJ the 410416catilus which I have preferred to Rate ' kerns Ile . Lail. UT my peck-naafis, and in coischlnice with foch elution is given, that Mr. BREE nay be coarhhed prey (or by letters loading • (mall note) at his honk, No. so, Maw del-ftrect, Strand, near Ternpk-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Watcr-ftreet adjoisliq and the came Is at both the doors. M. DIME, Mcntber or tlba Royal Cadge of Soso* HIGH WATER AT LONDON SKIDGE . TO-PAORRON Morning •••• • • • to 'Mosta aft $ Aftersoun LONDON: Prim.! NM PuttWhal br LSVEL RUM lot Cants-bunlolace, Lasatica) at the S Otresqs. " Carerartct. Publhhed aro at the':._ OPTAMTNIV4? 111.1.• NUP O sick 'lll diate thrir PIhN B. 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