Star. — London, England, 1803-07-27 00:00:00

gis "'SIZI S. f!!+-tf.rl7it - cuit ( T er,.l and :!le fize7s Comic:y r•c:e tlx Loltu....:l!)Er .• Iv .ricE Ana rii. lw% F bouring nr,n, I( ." :Alt: • Aral mord , r of Ili; v - t:, by lie several viol.:nt blows an d n ;di ri; idows (he died co it ..1!1 MY. J r, , proa.:ution, flared :Lc cafe :n 1!!: )a. y Ciapharn fa id (he liec•l at Chefll:l , :t ; (lie re .:1 .1 con-et-1...hi: , .r h.!, 11 , •;.a. in Ni• r, t,... .uld Nits. ; lC: . t , •i..1 the . priiimer that his nif -.as her liotband's whore ; the priconer Lti.l, ii the (hi, %,V;:) did not clear ire!: charaaer, he fhould ' t.o: • :Ai tilt lie had wailicd his hand; in her blood ; t adviled him nut to believe what Mrs. Or his wile on account of it ; file fay. - Salioder, hone time afterwards—fhe was then il! in bed, and told the %Camels that the had tweiaesl her death wound from what Mrs. Waight had laid, hi t 3:e freely forgave her hulband. James Dion, a labouring man, laid that he was in c.l:l; , :atv with the prifoner on a Sunday in May, I K 2 ; the pi shore met hi, little girl, and alked her to go :wine wilt him ; this Was in a little field near ti.c wife heed ; the deceafed came out and Paid the ptitimer Ihould not have her child ; in addi tion Cu this, the !truck him fi-veral hard Mows with a taggst flick; the painer ftruck her again feveral times over the breads and other parts of the body. Amelia Colman and Ami Parkins, both daughters of the decealed, Rated, that they frequently law their mother in July lad, when the was confined to her bed ; (he told them that the Ihould not live ; that her liolornd had beat her in a manner that woubd be the • death of het, and that it was all on account of a falfe itorr railed by Mrs. Wright. Harrold, a medical man, who attended the de ccaf.:.l in her late illnefs, depofed, that the told him her hitband had ufed her very ill. That the took re. Iticte in a cottage to avoid him, where the lived feve ral days. That one Sunday the heard her child cry ing, and on going nut of doors the law her hutband taking it away, upon which the (truck him with a fwitch across the !boulders, and that he made this a pretext for beating her molt cruelly. She told the uiiti,:fs this Rory when the was aware the was near r her death. _ _ _ _ ......... The Learned Judge (I-laarie) told the Jury, that to cmtlitute murder, the death mutt be the conic. quence of malice propen re, but if it arofe from fudden provocation, that would only amount to manflaugls ter. There was in this cafe only one witnefs who fare the tranfadion, and he had Rated that the wo man had tittl :.'ruck her hufband ; they would fay whether the blows the gave him roam! him to a de gree of anger which canted the fatal event ? If In, tney would find him guilty of manflaughter ; but if they were of opinion that he ufed the blows the gave him as a mere pretext, and was determined to kill her, then they would find him guilty of murder.— Guilty of Manflaughter.- —The prifoner was fentenced to one year's imprifonment, and to be fined rs. ARSON.— jamb Rode/al was indifled for malicioufly fining on fire three corn flacks, at the parilh of Al- I derfey, on the 16th of June lag, the property of William Finney, Mr. W Dated to the Jury, that Ole guilt of the Partner in this safe was deducible from eircum fiances, for that three was no dire.t proof of his being the hand that had put the fire to the flacks in quellion. The Prifoner was a pauper in the Work hotife, and the circumftances giving birth to the fuf. picions againit him were as follows: He had been employed by Mr. Finney, the profecutor, as a labour. ing man, and it would be proved that, being diffit tisfied with the wages he received, he declared he withed the houfe of Mr. Finney was in flames, and that he was in the midi of them. In further con firmation it would appear, that on the night of the v6th of June. the time when the flacks were fired, the Prifoner went out of the poor-houfe, and loon .ter the fire was difcovered he was feen coming from that quarter. To the firft perfon who met him he laid, being queflioned what was on fire, that he be lieved tome flacks were ; but afterwards to others he laid, he did not know of any tire at all. From this equivocation, the Learned Counfel laid, he inferred, /tat lie knew more of the fad than he dared to own. William Finney Paid, the Prifoner was a pauper, and worked with him for one day only; he gave him a chilling for that day's work, but the Prifoi.er teem ed dillatisfied with it. The ricks were ditcovered to he on fire about a quarter pall ten, and, from the direelion of the wind, the fire could not have been communicated from one to the other. E. Sarbon, a pauper in the workhoufe, depofed, that on the night of the tfith of June, the Prifoner, whu lodged in the next room to her, went out inflead of going to bed at the uftial time. The Prifoner's wife allted him if he would not go to bed ? He Paid, No, he never would go to bed more in that coun ty." Ile talked of Mr. Finney, and laid he witted Mr. F.'s hook arid all about him sr ere in flames, I,:cattf.: Ire would not pay more than a Ihilling a day. Sorn after he wzr.t nut, Finney's licks were dif cc,vetod to he vri fire. . _ Sat a!, Beattmt of heard the cry of fire, cn the night of the of June; the went towards the fire, and r:et the Prifuner coming the contrary way ; the afK • what Wit't on fire? he faii a tick; the wiinefs told h.m for Goo's fake go back ; he Lad it wield he of •• life it he did. A: that time the witnels could not it t• Ots ief on fire. liav4, T. Daniel, G. Groves, and R. Peree, 'e tre p skins who met him on the night of :Le Volt it kale, as they were going towards the fire, to whom he gate different accounts. telling f'orne of then) that a tick wit on fir:, and to others, that he did not know ct any fi-e at all. The Jury retired fur tome titre, and then returned a serdift r -N' On the Plea tick, a canfe, Carvaa v. WELLS. • :16 , •ned CttiorltkrAie irretell. It was an aCti ,, n lw a landl••• d zzAin:l his tenant at•will, 1.,r 4 n )tio r.itr rn :ft a linfbandman lake mannci. . L lansa•Ac was cal/nate.' at iywards of 3001. :Ir. Gst ROT,. the PlAirtifir, °braved, C.at v ttctian per - ailed .t great many pelf :;:, k. t ctonght tl.at a till...tit will had a right io ~• • • • he th , u t .,ht per;.er with the :ands let to boo.— • ct..fcrlifiuff was the 1.)..h.ad.t0t, who has.r; TO THE LADIES. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, For Bilious and Gouty Difordert, Nervdus and Sick Hai-Ault., Flatuleneles, Heart-Burn, dtc. (Patronized by the !loyal Family and moil of :he 2.l..itlitty.) IN addition to th e Number of Letters Mr. D!'.CON has r. ecived,is the following, hoot Capt. 1.1.0 T 0, Of the Guards: " liseerfordwelt, South•Walce, Feb.l4, 1803.. . . , " Captain Lloyd i reents his compliments to Mr. Dixon (al though not Kai:tally acquainted with him), would take it as a favour if he would fend Lim four or five Boxes of his Pills as loon as be poffibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always uf.erthe Midi eine, is now pregnant and very unwell; and we cannot get them any where in this county, neither at Haverfordwelt nor Carmar then: the neareft place they are fold at is Eriftql. Fur the great fervice they hive been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as Colonel Iliflymn and all his Family, C..pt.1.1..y.1 feels it his duty to recommend the Pills yea:weer he gess; and he realiy thichs, if Mr. Dteon would appoint fame-PetCous as Vcrelers in this County, it would he a benefit to the Community." Many cares of the efficacy of the above Pills, from Perrone of the highift Rink and Charader, are wrapped round each lluz, with Direetions, figneel G. Di x on. Sold 'Wholefste and retail at Ching and Butler's hiedicir.e Ware houfe, No 4, Chmpfuk, London; its boxes at 6. ball hoses as. 94. and in family boxes at Us. each. r Country Gentlemen and others arc infouncd, that they may he fur ptird with this valuable hledic,ine by fcndirg their Orders by I..achmen or Newfmen, or by cncloung Cis in a fma'd - . Pared, direded to Mr. JOHN WADE, No. i 6;, Flat-tirteti. London, for which Pored*: complete Packing Bola are pro vi.'. d for fending it with Lafety to any pan of this Kingdom Ireland, Scotland, &i. LTNTER's RESTORATIVE lIAI-SAM of 1.11 , E and PIEAI:114. is the Ant Medicine In the world for renoring and Invigorating the Conftitutions of perfons weakened and dchilitated by a councof &Sheeted plealurca, or indecal by any other cauka. ••• Grutkmen of the fiat clilUnfifinn in this kingdom, as well as who'c conititutimis wire Frokcn and dchilitited, have c.rreiciteed the good rildts of this Reftnrative For r. - uu% prn, rrding from exec five drinking. diffipatrd p!eafures. the iv.nnocirrer hie al tea t or from whatever neralinna great dclsnity a id r.l.,Erk,,n of tuc fliids, a !•ettrr and later Medi cine cannix tK , al,rn. ,:nn:Sers a '..0 had undergnee tno r.ourfes merrnre, r.h a t 1. ne of health), which reduced them to a Mite of mifcr.l%. Aft, rreeiveti the wirmit beet:fit front tit Reitoratise; f..r Ars, r of arength and vigour, they htppily rrz.ined thin fanner hr.ll:h. For prin.; in tt.c tr,ek anti loina,gteets and fenf.n.al weaktalT,, n. 11.71. thrre is no: any NfeJlainc in pub fir or private prae,i.‘ %. hick has I.r -et f• No?.c..•••1 orniocc is pr, • T 1 In .$l.l, which produce no•oe gradual and I •.,• • (fliCl, than all tow tot mad forma; 'lnc Corr part' tie Lai...-. arc aUa ho.vcr 7 , ref•mcd. T.. th had aUoat t5,01d Bawd flccrt ; Roy,. I 1.,:10ar;.-e; aid col all n••••-r V•rodcr. Medi cia•• in T..err and Cluntri,; rue ; It may he had In In• L er hoer., y.ri. r only 11 - • ..in the quantity nt fin (mall bozo., a• no .1- ono Icor • ~, :.c. A Pan p'.4et on tar. 'lra-. n: •h•• l+. t errs a lAgt stith. ' , ilia c cilia 11301 .1.14 a L.: TO PREVENT FRAUD, The Honourable Commiffioners of his Mayfly's Stamp Oflce have granted Permit ion to 11r. Rannuat to have his Name in full length inferred on the stamps of his Medicines, viz. " Ern./.7. .Vo. 9, AA:, t•fi, :rt. K.s.ifi tat *s,l." tc imitate which Is Felony. The Medicine isnot genuine, tn. kft the above name is on the S imps. ERUPTIONS IN THE r.%cE TIIE incontinent datrine of thole who recommend Exuma: Applications fur Internal Complaints, is obviated In the following f.ntple queftion: Will the fur which adheres to the infide of a Itcttle, or boiler, her( moved by vrathing the outfide ? fan:e comparifon may be made refpotting the human . ..mine ? (2411 an internal complaint be removed by an este:fiat applleation 'Did, nu:Riot's arc left to be at.fw , :red by every Reader. which flow th, rid:el:lot:filer; of incul:ating this doctrine, while the cf irIr.BRODU Nl's BC IVANICA I. SYRUP is evinced in the estmordinary Cures that tl.dly appear tntLe Papers. pArti:u brly in cafe, of :In shore nature: lvr. Bro :um. as a regular I , lly. titian, has (teen knewn many ye..ts, and at a Nostrum r- His imA:ve for . i• tor:cum the I of the Public tr., it the C.ar.zer :.!f 3rplirVi which, to his kr.owlcdgt, I.7lpreve Many who haVe placed in it an improper corlideoce. To thrift who have rev( lird in the triilrtht ctls, or frailly droned natur., of her ri.-hell It by tro - tflr..ile;! or lieent.out, love, or by the horrid fe;: 11 , 7“ , or Ihr:-et...‘, :hi; r. will render all pollible ; at.d, pow, rs I.e rot entirely &tiro) cd, it wiii •!' t ire: Lf . C: , •4!" LaillCl of ally time ut the 11 ta . t•y tie• Iron: one of the moil t.. :Le ;..'td at a cer tain period it is molt hithly 01. In all nervous greening, lown.f. of fp:rits, trerrbi't 's. 'ir •- • of memory, impaired viip , ur, and tht urn!..:rlcfs i mr,nis iri. paired and li.ttering Cli: whrtht r arintig hfc of inaelivity, int, niptranee, or inattsmion to health, its ettica:y has attained throughout the three kirgil.inis univ , tfal and tiii:•ar:itelol betty. By it:ict pet ks, r..ne.: in it. , rie. it cl.cers, or .ce• sod ins iterates the whole nervous I)it.nt, and Acts new tone to ..11 the vital functions. of which numbertel; inflauct • can be avouchrd. A melt nnl.le roedicinc. computed of I ^tc of the choi tt haifams and Ilreurthentrs in the who:, Trl3trriA medics; at:tl i. particularly apidk,.h!: to thok whole cot.aitoionserr rclaa cal by evreme weaLncfs and deb' ity,ur brultett i , y entrv..tiug fet victors I tulogrocca The thitanieal Syrup and Rcr.nrative Nervous CordlaLt,b c h a d at tl.c loaur.:, No. 9. Alhinn-ltr^o, goon from the Ltvercan Murain, Surrey file or I , 7.arkg, buttico at tl. 21. Gt. 6d. and 6s. al. (Jury includet;) •t V. ithers' (ire (Nickell's) Medicine Warehoure. 291, Strand Sl..w and tilwar4, l'aul's Church y a rd ; an d L rcnnao d, Nc. t to, riflicipfga.. Rivet Without; W. Buicio, I rioter and En.krilet, at his Me diciu..l War:hour:, Nu. 3, Win. -ftrect, who has rei.eived a Large and trcP.. fupply; Thninpron :rd Mills. C. , 1:;.•-ltreLt; Ero‘vtic, C. Routh. Bridge-itrect ; Reed :rd ; Mr.kr and Crutwrll, }lath; Mehl.. 7••!cr... ? - 7;.:..; Mr. Gloocellir ; Mr. Tytubs, Wureir. r . Mr. Tr.- ; Sevinuey, Birmingham; spiltbtary avAl Co. Maty-thrt.l, end by all l'rintceß, llookfrilers. aLd / 1,04,41 .4 Med.- clues in the Three Kinadums. It will he nacerary the Dottor &sold fee rt..7h Palen! , .4 ;ay aillidad with bt-attufs or 1.4 s of L 4 ight. or (.nd ;heir y I t trz ut Parcel, to tam Docltc Una or cat liJge pai.l 4 wisk bl, Wu! A FRESH SUPPLT ;UST AR.RnrED. Afi, ES::RS. 110WAnD and. I...VAN:i, No. I , rptst:t illfi.rr, t!do t!iry r.:•-.1 piaci s adj , :cent,t!..d have jolt rived a trait fupply of MtAlicit. , a mPr I 1!:•4L.:4, of - Manch, thofe in ft t t ANTIse ole I:UTIC 01—', referred to for emir estraordit,ary fuperinrity iu all cmuphirts, of the Scurvy, I Rhermatirm,Uktrs, and other Difor,krs atilitiz irons Intpuritii, of the Blood. Scc. ladles and Uem;ent...n nay have tlir:r ordirs completed in dozens or half do zen., to fingle zs. od. The virtue .0 this tel. braced M- dune hate been difplayed by many etnivent cares M this country Rtdetal, fcarcc a perfon who puechnn...• one is. hottie, hot has coafo:t to found its Prlife.--s At tl.. re. fon of the year thy an recormtroded to the particular art::,: tun of thole let jest to the Scurvy, I.luuum'r , I 0:10N, which is found a fut,reien remedy for Surft.i! , t, Pr Sec:thole hr: prions of d: Fite, and Skin; bdwevcr siokrt I ing al:o for Pimple, :tehee, Red nefs or tht fe, &c : and forestry .aural appear ance with which the (kin may be affeded. it, be tiled as a com mon want for clearing and inyrtAirg the complexion. Sold, with proper di:edlions, at zs.pcl the pint bottle. Likewife Mr. lac Nl:he.. Nita fur a etstain V..are, without al hoft confiminent in arty ftafon, Wain: of tlict, or hindrance of flutings, when elf other tricth,:ds have falltd. Price as. yd. the box. w'th dirt lions. . -- - . 'Dirk Drops are fold in moulded (go:re bottles at t is. and 0.6 d. one tile. bottle is equal in quantity to three ss. 6d. mem. Mei tray be bad wholafale and retail ar Ligntine. Dirrenfary, No. 57, fiiidge Area, Man.hefier ; and at Howard and Evanes, No. 42, 1.0.g-latic, Weft Smithfield •Jle wholcf.f.e .4.,;;ents In I.cndon at d rein by the following percent :—Cundell. 47, Wariories; Clark. 269, Soria gh ; Jeboult, t3o, 11.1.2..ng, 75, Oa ford lircei.; Wain, 3 7 4 HellYnm; Wade, Old 13onil•Itetrt ; and 163. nett-area; Tutt anu Bolton,R °yid Exchange; Stedman, 2.4,Cr00k cd-Lanc; Knight, Norton Falgate; and by the principal Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom. TO THOMAS TAYLOR ESQ. ' D [AIR ! , 1 , N. 9, Bridge:Brett, London. I FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inforne you of the very gnat and oetraordinary Cure I have recekval from you r invaluah:e Medicims--LEAK E's PATENT Pills. About two yrar. ago I was attacked with a Veneta:as. Dew ea o Lit W!;iCh I mated rather nightly for force time, but the pc. cafe at length fpreading all over my Body, I was obliged to Opt* to tl.e n • erniornt of tie Fa.:ulty, but their alriftanue offordeili Only teu:kor.:ry relief—l went through various Courfcs of Saliva tion, mad from bcirg rather of a corpaknt Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton.• The Clem, that (knead all over nay limb:era:a dered me a complete Objeel, fo that my friends snspaired of my recovery. When brought to this St:dation, I confidered death as inevitable, but a rsiatioo of ITILIC commenting upon the Many WO in whir:: your Pill, had ft:retest:al.! was induced to try a boa of them, wLich I thought rather relieved me, and sy ivrtertramce fur two or thre, tombs, and follinving your Disedions, I s tesgtoo rienced the molt unaccountable Relaxation ream Pain, the Sores gradually fubliding; I am now, thank Con, perfraly recovers* and w:liiag out daily: I doubt not but one anent Cm, *M I think cautious to take, will diablilh my health in Lisa : oak:al Rate. It is with the molt heartfelt gratitude that I fubfcrihe nyklf, tie, your is web nW4 J humble fervant, Was. YILISKIX. Dmagate, Mancheßtx, July z, t/lot. P. S. For the .sublic benefit 1 do not aisle& to the above being publithed, but I.ase you to adt as your owe better judgment Balk diclare. Prepared and sold by the Sole Pmpeletor,Tnustos Tones, Member of :lie Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his Hooke No. 9, N.. w.r.z:e.ge-ilreet Where, after a coullant refitlence of more than this ty-fit yeas, in a pradleepartieularlyAretled the Cure of l'crierz:l CUmplaints, with that itiviolatiefecruT which:men of Lis Proralion Mould always oiskroc, bt.flattero hir.tfelf, the -deice and r.ffiltance he ratuitaufly ohninlAers ti pcians tek this Welkin; will be eftecnieck bra ldifeentineg ['abbe, ze an adootagc Lldom to be obtained,- a nd veld °Ambi guity —AtIO Sold, by hi. Appointment, far the cpurenienee thoic at a &Rance, at e the Perfumer's. no: 33, nt. Adynai• 4lacet, the Toy-l?op; No. 103, Oxford-demi; Mr, Difborough's f No. y, Fith-Cre.et-h01.; Mr. Steel's, Bookfeler f , No. a, Union-Rai; LittlbVower Mr. Wationie, lieutlho bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Colwell's, Duhrua ; Mr. Billinget'a, Lira , pool; Mr. Atkin/Ws, Mancheftnr ; Mid by one Perfuo In twerp confidezabk Town in Great-lkituie wad 'reloads in Boles a all" is. mt. c:ch, fealed up with foil and plain Diredtioas.wirehr Perim sof eitl.er Sex may Cure thentfidves with atcrc,.a , So. crccy, auu Safety,. woaTi4v TILNTION OP ALL RANKS! THE Aiiiiaed arc now happ ily prelented with molt lalurary, at:d abfoluze a' afro f ethok deplorable and h.t"4:to inevrald- ihreaies, K I NG's LVIL,SCROMLA, 3 ra,li MA, SCI IR VV. GOU r, kifEUMATLSNI, LK PROSY, and eh ilifoolera originating in an impure State of the Blood. The ANTI-IMPIITIGINES, a Medical. kanailades • chy rn t eg i an d t- bafia, warranted by the Experkocei of a (cries tit Ve.irs. faudinned by Practice ()I Phil. and Nofology," and prepared by S. SOLOMON, M. D. a Liverpool, who pledges himfelf to the public, that this mediclne is perfedlly innocent in its nature—fete In its ap?beatino—and powerfully LeicaAtioe io every {peeks of o IhIP.:TIGINES, et d prayed habit, with &Salons of the gun." (Vide Culktes Proc. cr of PhyS.).—it is of the utmolt importance t• that cillteied wish any of thde d.reful Weeks, to their filen& and relatives, as Intl a, to the riling generatiati, thi at Inch hereditary epenytainta may be fpe!dily removed, and the blood puttied Irmo every do. gree of mutton. _ It has been held by all Phyficians, that chromic difteMpeos shnur.d chiefly anunc the inhabit:tits ulthe northern p.rt of the c,itke; and we have unhapolly exrerieneed the truth of this after •I n in this cnnotry, where the irequinc in& e change■ of the Weather, at certain Seat •ns of the at, fervid the mot mere elating and alarming dlfordim among us, by chtitirs the blood. and mares ;Maims the Rate of the perfpiratmet, and thus oe • calming adds, coughs, rheuo‘s, Ike. the portentous barbingir• of elmnit every dile.* .‘ b!cb proves fatal to the inhabitants o' that 13 , 1tain ; perhaps there is no place on earth to tattled rn there c angss.ss this iß.nd , wherethe extremes of hcat:ani cid .re °fel: ell eciented lu ene day. Hence it beener.es a taut. ter of the utmi.st immortalise to leek out for tome general and de. ci 'cJ remedy for thnie difnrdrr., which tate their rife Num ch. ftrutded Krtuir.tion. (Me of the ficele of Chia Oh iiruction is to contaminate the vital Lad. which N the fource vaci. u, obitinaic dfhtrders, throuling uur eruption, upon the fkia to t:o. great annoyance of he unhappy ite ji ; and, by the ma. of is anus, underhlic.ing th. coeftoution,:mil einianferlott the Styes 01 the .111 Med ;—accenting to the various ileitis' .1. co: . linutionzi pr.pe Juks of Le robj. Os, and 'eve-dine to the de e re., ty with which the td Ind is imptegn a t,d, it ezuldttiss the ; anent 's lire with different difnrderv, and if recourk Le not had In tin', ti proper remedies, they become rooted its the hark to that 'ea moljejoes tan reach the malady, and ninny thz• bid made ere of or that purpofe only term to realm:rate anadrorc tins bun cur• new ch.:lns:a, and thereby lit char. deeper iu the cona mom. Or Sot eron therefer having P.c.:llmq in of , Cellion of I remedy for the ertai , an I .rfcetu.l cnre M thole 0th,,...1;r. chich :ate Eh, tr r.f Ir. ip ar, sod vino el Rate the::: •el and Ivo.i.he d 1...• .1. i s Pb :cep revrt the re,eib.thja iuR.K t 1 v he r h.._ tiro ewe iti a nfiftr.b It emaciate without tar im,llad hencht from any 'hint they roulJ proestr, teeerithitmiCfr: th e num..rotiem...l.c.ites orlikh have h t es afraid to , hr public a. upivercJi fpecific; ter ilia. emplaiiits, hail at 1. nett. yreld...l to the pn.fEny oierefitpa los tallow-ereatarea to c, tlAy atihdl.d, and dietatillopl re pubititi wr to the work! as • rie•liclte of uSeercatetd National In.porta , fre, and pally eaktulattel cfe.rie tr.e blood from ..11 c wpm aid every noorlad cti.in, reltore weak and cntac...t.a congitutlona The ANTI-IM NU us at, alterative and pardier of the hlf od, ha optratt.n i. gradual, pentk, and aintelt Irnprreepu hdc It la the heft fiihithate that has ..v;rbt,n diteover.d fat that .t.rgenotta m nerd Mfreiery; It facetens the Wood apd ltamolattie It to expel ail novass and impute jute. a, gm-. Itrengtb sod toss to the Mtn, ,, rnliviaing mid invii, twine brae he s :l and Wad,. FOR tiCtlit BC IC CUTANILOLIa F 110N1 ' DRY ut %VET R.,IS V, the Anti.laapetigines certatrily alalm• a pee ClaiDetlC4 over alt other medteince, Meng decidedly adapted for the (peedy removal of thefe complaint., and will net .foly clear theft,. ;nit be.l alt old fires and ulzers of curt fo lams Rendu.g. Proper Jiro:hens fur every cal., to . table pat firs to care theme &Iwo, le faded up with each bogie, price Hall-aeGIBiIM.-.llterii are olio fandlr Nedra, erinrainh.': the quantity if w a r, at ma di. for 3 is. by which La yo.ffaved, laela.drey the tit) , ; the titans) hh " fount. tiedonion, Liverpool," elide fiv.d therm which psnYYre will do well to obferve !more they bay. Sold at Lb Waraioiif.,. No. 6. Colkeeeireen, ; and by his pre., Ant meta% by J. M -Cor Of A. No. Li, Sttaad. a.d Cheey sad Co. tem Churcla-yard. Lord -K. ; Smith, Beater, Hatband, an. Elder. Edufhurgh ; u.d bl all hiederwe Yea. Bars in every Nlarlitt 'Lowy, t o Great hmt.to,lreCodowelAmenem. - - -- • LONDON. Printed an:. uy I EVI.L r. t.(u(Cw tsrburY.ptaa. • k AI Ofri:r. N. i. (isq► atut. alio 4*. • 1., •► .rez . I sn.ple jw• MIMI I LI dera 'true Atkie bird •PP! •~ 411101, 441 1r y A se il - "1 1 iifpoisl NiOod • y *rift %mei .ot3 $14 : 71 t *Noel 911 1440 1 1 - 4 - 110 Cli O. Li Vane . la 'lar r. A.k ' Ski 7 valet 7 I V 4 it 1 : kis 114 ikaai was. V K . h al -- os Nada" Tot At can ! al T HI 74 l o ziti toes CI sea. 1 palredi To be wham and Lair IVii Waml nits. to tin fat Winne taw eke Is I. Aosoft o ate( Per to 114 z. Ha ley. Solid Tirdieubsi lAttbec t l i day 4 Lots al NE NE En rth riks e 'lli% Ell PadJabein rind rfita 'lle wh fbr nwncr Ago Acre, fat rflirg Id co. I. flu k.vegirmw A:io •4 ao.zii.. g c .tni, occu r ... I : . • rr.. Or ,/ • :Must. A‘aallc; aka*, had noticc to quit, began dearoying the lands he had colt:, ated to his own advantage for a confider. able non:b r of years before ; he ploughed sip the meadows, iald the crops by anetion, parted with the dung and manure from the farm, pulled the bodies o!' ne&ariue and peach trees from the garden walls, rilled up the plants, and committed every kind of deterioratMn he could think of, merely from an idea, that being a tenant at will, he had. a right to n do, as a; he had bef - are, whatever his will direfled.— After (be cafe had been proved, and evidence given in defence, Lord ILLl.rwanstoucH obferved, that a farmer was hound to leave his tarm in a limilar Hate to that he (mind it in, notwithaanding he fhould be a tenant at will. He was alfo bound to manage it after the cut - - tom of the country, and in a hufbandman-like way. It was no defence to fay he had laid down the mea dows, and confequently, when called on to quit, he had a right to break them up, particularly when a fair compenfation Was offered to him. There cer tainly was fonlething in the cattle that partook of a willingnefs to deflroy the farm, and the Jury would fay what the damages fhould be. The Jury retired for a fhort time, and at 8 o'clock gave a verdid for the Plaintiff—Damages 2041. A very extraordinary occurrence took place a few week; ago—A young Lady had been feverely af flieted in her llomar.h and bowels for 18 months.— This is not to be wondered at, when there is now to be leen a worm brought from her bowels, that the head part of it nualtires twelve feet, an 1 every joint in that worm has a month—more than lixty of there mouths are now full of the medicine that expelled the worm !! ! This is infected fur the information 3f all who ch , •fe to fatisfy themfelves, by Izeing this moll extraordinary animal in the window of Dr. Ganom Ea, No. 76, Long Acre, (by whole medicine it was ex pelled), and No. 3, Shoreditch, star tinibitry•fouare. Its whole length, voided at different times in the laR year; is Cuppled to be 203 feet, 24 feet came from the mouth at one time. Any Lady alllitled with worms can be referred.—Advice every day at Long Acre —Dr. G's Alterative Pills may be had of all medicine venckrs, 45. 6d. tos. 6d. and 215. Every lytx figned J. GARDNER. In thofe ages when limplicity of manners and re gam ity of living were the refult of mankind's incli ua-ion, difeafe had made little progrefs on the race of men ; perhaps it was from this cattle Scurvy had not made its rapid progrels till about the time of Hippo• crates, whole aphorifms prove he knew the difeafe. When MAKI, ANSON, and GOOKS extended their route in unexplored feas, their hiftories prove fliffici ently its fad exiftence. The United Kingdoms of Great Britain would tellify this kourge on land with out (earthing the hiftory of campaigns. When an. tomy taught that the human body was capable an. forption, they partially buried the afiliCted. The (tw eets of this treatment gave the idea of/ complete an tidote, and a vegetable and mineral preparation was to be the remedy appropriated by medical experience. Onthisprinciple,Setcssoftv's AN TISCORDUTTC DROPS obtained the fantliou of Europe, has gained his Ma jelly's Letters Patent, and held fuch an eflimation in every county of the United Kingdom.—For the truth of the alfertion of its aftion on Scurvy, vide Spil fbury'sTreatife and Cafes of Scurvy, Scrophula,Gont, &c. price 35. 6d. fold, together with the Drops, Nos St, ~oho-fqoare, in bottles of gs. 6d. tos. and il. as. with a black (lamp affixed to each. DIED. The MuA Rey. Dr. Holley. titular Bitlirp of Waterford. He was feixeil with so spopkaic lit, what he iottandy expired, at his feat war Waterford. OPERA BOX.—KING'S THEATRE. HAYMARK F.T. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY Mr. H. PHII.LIPS, At his Great Room, New Bood-ltreet, TO-MORROW. at One, ACAPAClOUSaudcentrically fituate PRIVA'T'E BOX. In the King's Theatre, Haymark,t, on the King's Side. competent to nenramodate EIGHT PERSONS, who ...re entitled to Free Adinifliod to afi Operas, Macco.Trades, and every peel•. of Public Arnufernent, to? and during the Tern; of twen ty Years, or Seduns. Particulan may be had at the York Hotel, Bradge-Rreet, Blackfrian ; Mr. Lloyd's. Elookfellcr, Harlerftreet ; Mr. Jordan Huokham's, New Band-Brut; and as above. • DISEASES of the la rriTRA i t n4 etaiu COMPLAINTS S fole Prorietor of I)A AN': catl Bougie. lr..lllrtm.dic,, 'lr. OUR informs the that he may a s t. uai I•: et.oful rd from a to 3. at his hour.: No. Sy, Frit , l.l , on C fes o: :AO...lures, Olartruc tiors,G:eaS,&C.&.: AS w. as Debilizy, and every dd . ° der ss hen: fecrtcy is fo slfential a reou•fitc, that Mr. Dufour has provided ,t ff..cious Houk, that ever) I'. ;:eat nr.y be intro:het d in a fepandu apartment. Mr. D his for many ye.:r• himfelf to th.d department of Surgery, and from us tenfive practi:e, and the molt r.atterin c ., Cue efs, he is enabled to oft,r a Inctbcd of cot f, mild, r..qui,ing uo e ,,, •ri,..nient or rsttraM; in diet, and which prevents a relapfe. in the cry.ntry flatiog their e.dts fully, in a letter, enclnfirg a or nr a two ;:c10t..1 will hive proper remedie , icor to the amourt. For thc va-'misfyroptoms,Sre. fee Mr. Du fou r's Treatife an the above corr.plaints, price 2s. bd. the fifth edition; to be had of J.t....1? )w, C. own-court, Suho; Mac- Queen, Exeter Chanze; and of the Author. ;isiLlous comPLAINTs, and 1)::101tULIRS of tho STOMACH anti BOWCI.'. Dr. JANll:l's ANAI.EPTIC P 11.1.5. THE Excellence of there Pills, as a gentle Purga• rive, and as a general Pr:rev/calve of Health, by affitling Na ture in the due Difcharge of the Animal nine-Born, has etl3l3liihed their Reputation as a Aledicine of the firft importance. Titcy are admirably calculated fur Oiforders of the Sto:nae:i and Bowfin; f,,r Perfons of a Bilious, a Gouty, or a Rheumatic Dif l iofition; as tall u for thole whore Conititutions have been affected by a too alive or too fedentary Life; or by a Refidcnce in hot Climates. TLey are likewife particularly ferviceable in Head-Atha oceationed by lodigeflion, and in removing the BA effects of Free I.iving ; as alto in preventing Palfies and Apple:lea, fo often the confiqueuce of intemperance The tendenty of there rill. Is to open the Pores by Night, and the Body 137 Oar: they tr.oi coy. r promote fleep, and reqaire nei ther Confinement attention or Diet. Recourfe thuuld be had to them on the lint Attack of a Cold, or uron any Bight Indirpofi ion ; and they Mould never be omitted at Bed nano, alter any Lacers of ' eating or drinking. As the ANALEPTIC PILLS owe their Virtues to a peculiar Pre paration, which hu never been divulged but to the prefent Pro prietors, the can only be bad genuine from them; and they are fold only by F. Newer Re, at the Waranaire fur Do `tar Jame's Powder, No. 45, the EAR End of St. Churcli-yard, a few doors front Cheapfide, London; and at Dr. James's late Houte ill Burson-ftreet ; in Boxes, Price as. 61. each, Stamp included; or Qtiantity of Six in One large Box far IL 44. Obef.tve that the Words Y F. Ncwatalr, No. 45, Striiars, " are aogrev.sl ca she Starr's. All etbers are Countzrfc Its. WHEN r M rofellional en of education and t o fponfibtUty deviate from the general fyftem by the feleiltiou of a pretular Branch, the fanclion of long continued faced. Is the belt criterion of fup.iriarity. Ten years have I devoted my praniee to the exelufwe treatment of THREE DISORDERS, mid the furceriful refute ot my plan gives me additional ardour to °plink as far as I am able them sages of thole complaint. which arc the molt Important In the cata logue of human Infirmities. ,'.her initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, 1 termed a with at an tally period of Irraetice to refeue Individuals from the ignorarce of uneducated Men, or the equally dsn i geruus einttaucv of general Prathitioners. The THREE DI SORDERS, to the cure of which I have devoted my atu.ntidn, comprise every (reties of VENEREAL INFEC TION, whether of a recent or long duration..--acUy, AU kinds of DEllll.lTYorlicther wiling from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and lAN) , that derangement of the fyfemite Wnmen called BARR N NE37; or STER 11.1 FY. Numerous difraks arc the retitt of ignrramie or bane in U. treatment of a Brook Gonorrhea, :aid it not uninApientiv bat pens that the of I .ifc :re peilone.:l ythe indiferetion of IC UDlllard ed hour. By a auperinr niethoil lath complaints are unsay cured, and even where others Inv,: failed, I treat that I may pre:tone to Lifer a roll. d re-ellahlithenent. Yew, however, are the ci.res of complicated Mare's in Ow dif order, compared with the c.tbsti.itteis fituations of klea, whe from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a feihionahle LIE, acquire that ftate of Debility which is the unavoidable conteguence M fuck pernicious habits. Where the unhappy titterer broods over his mifery, bat carefully conceals his misfortime, it may be fame contention Lx him to know, that 7ltitough it be an tabled of doubt or uncerainty with other Fraelitioncrs, the removal of theta DEFICIENCIES by the gradual pined: of renov..tioo is the aequiretstent of my experience. It the rites of Bacchas or Wrists have begun to reduce manly vi gour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraction of this languid hate, and in theft cafes si t great dilacutite. end occur. But where this deficiency has for years tilted, a proper Per fzverance is ititlifpenfthly regulate to revive the flumbcring (parks of late, and to rc-animate the Conflitution MARNIED WOMEN, who have long hem deappoloted in their ezpeetatiors of a Family, may be allured, that in molt in fiances loch deeds are curable by Medical The SECRECY v. hieh is fueffential to my undertaking, and the Qlialificati ms which I have prefurnial to flare, farm t►e liaGs of my retenfions, and in coincidence with fuels this intimation is given, that Mr. BREE may be contuired perfonally (or by keret) incloOng a (mall note) at his hotife, N 0.29, Arundel-itreet, Strand, near Temple-liar There is an additional entrance in Water-ilrect adloinirg, and the name is on both the dour'. M. BARE, Member of the Rcr al College of Sur eons.