Star. — London, England, 1803-11-29 00:00:00

sdid IYTE E.% Ul7. coITRT O .N.1).\r.t...11..rv, Nov. :3. Thiiln the Rich ScriTi 4.l.termined the 101 l .wi4g C•LiCa, vk ‘‘ cre . before bill fur adj..idica:ion— The 'row Anna Catharina, Kalits.—This was a veffel friling under Dutch colours, bound on a voyage from Bttasii t Amtt t d.tm, and was captured by tr::c 01 s, and brought Livcr pool, v. Leie the ultra' rrocvsdings were it, ait ated It ai:pc.itcLl that the !hip been co;:denmed at a !oinicr li,aring, va!i:us ?faints were now before thy Cot t r the cargo, which wAs of c•mti ...lerable vain?. On behalf the caorors it was et-wended, that there was no evidence whatever :miring from the parcrs, or d:rofitinn, that in any degree Mprorted the claims let up. as being nen tral rrop::rty, but on the coLtrAry, the whole -1 toe 11.1th:tic:I was c.:rried on m the name of Datil and that truly and r;a:ly it was a con,. ylcte tranfanion. *The Court, slier hearing the. Connfel for the ~'aimants, rintel,d further root to be made of the p"op-nty. ne decifion :f the Court in this care will govern several other valus;):e ~..rgoes which come under the isr,..rift..n of the above tutted, when finally Gy^oer ts, -- Maas ma (ter. The Court, in thi. cafe, condemned the cargo as good aullawful i I I ' ao a b: l'• ' c: : t h it l i l' i C ~, b I , 1 cl a 7. ir r u , l a 1 f", t, ' d it ; ts 1 , r p : II !, ui n te - 1 di ' I S 1 it I I;' LC 1. 01 • LC , ill 1 01 , I 21 I 1 / St t 1 , b 0 a I ( I, : e f si a i I t . . : 11 (1 ti . . t t ' I ; I i ; , t s ' s ' t I ' 4 1 t 1 C . I , I 1. i e I , i I b . a I a a t 1 1 . s i 1 COURT OF JUNG'S BENCH, NOV. 26. M-. GARicow moved for a Rule to thew eaufe .x;-.y a criminal ink, ?nation ihould not be filed againit a Gentleman of fortune, and who at , pe.-red to be a Magiiirate of one of the counties of Eng,A.l3, Mr. Jackfon Barwis. He faid, he made that appli cation at the inaance of the officers of the 14. th iment of Light Dragoons. lie thought it might have occurred to that Magiarate, in the prefent tta:c of the world, that it was little (hort of the clime of high trealon to Oily the whole of the army, whether it was the regular army or that army which, by the native and hereditary fpirit of Engliffimcn, had re cently been formed in this Country. The Learned Counfel Rated to the Court fome parts of a letter, which he called a libel, and which was tranfinitted by this Magiftrate, to the Hon. Mr. Yorke, Secretary at War, reficaing on the eharaaers of there officers The Rippled mifcondud of thefe gentlemen was charged upon them by this Magiarate, while they were quartered at Romford. The letter Rated feve. ral injuries 4hich the offi - cers of this regiment, nam ing them, had done to his property, and to the pro perty of other perfons in that neighbourhood, but of wiaich thole other perfons had made no complaint, ace. There gentlemen were aware that this accu. ration, that had been exhibited againli them, was totally falfe ; and it was lamentable, that although there injuries were fuppored to have been committed in the year allot, yet this complaint was not prefer. red till the 7th of July laft. 'Lord Eu.sosoitoutair oblerved, that this reprefea. titian was made to the Secretary at War. There was 0,41 doubt whatever about the nature of the pa per ; bat the queflion was, whether it did not come a* a channel which, if the Court were to animadvert upon it, would Phut the door againft all ufeful infor mation It did not fufficientTy appear that this let ter wa; not written ionajoie. Mr. GAIROM obferved, that it fhould have been directed to the Commander in Chief, and not to the Secretary at War. The Loan Cater Jorrics obferved, that probably I i t would ultimately go to the Commander in Chief. Mr!Giass obferved, that thefe things were Rated to bare bein done in t Rot, and the complaint was not preferred till July, 18os. He mentioned injuries to his plantations, and Rated three or four inftances in which outrages were committed on the property of other perfons, who had never brought forward any complaint againft there gentlemen. This Ma gifirate bad taken upon hinifelf to publifh look liories which he had heard about that parilh, in 18c3, rerpeaing tranfaaions that pan/ hi 1831. Mr. Gaaaow raid, it this Magiftrate could Lew this was done lona fuk, nobody could defire he fbould be convicted. But the manner of thing it, the rime of doing it—every thing il.enied to mark it was only a colour for (*mil:lg this Trott intimoirs libel. There r Leers bad all denied upon their oaths, moil foletnn. ly, this grofs and Icandalous charge. While the Court would keep open all the fources of Meru' in. formatain, they would not permit the chat alert of men by whaler/le, to be tr!ally deftroved. After their Lordibips 11:-d confulted together for a (huts time, Lord ELI rneoaovc,casked, if it was worn any whet.: that this communication mended beyond Mr. YOICe. the SLeretary at war ? Me was answered it did not. Thca. laud his Lovelfhip. the door is open to an indi.9ment or an adios. We think the Rule ought not to be granted. TN6 KING V. John Little, the Defendant, Who i( a Snrreon in the army, came into Court to me:five judgment. Mr. Jurtice Guise &Aerated, that he ilond there to receive the fehrence of that Court, corv%ae.l of barring er tt by lint:nage of intuit and roper bebpvi•anr. to prosei!te John Thiriten to fght a duel. The ercumltances that appeared at the trial fully jortifird the rerditt of the Jvirt. The Proicen. tor, In confer/genre of a labpz:;a. gar.: es id.a.ice in an aelinTt brought by a man of t'ec name of Skarp, si7aintt Little, for an ~nitre alirdt.t,cd by Lam tt hate uczu committed br Lit.• ) :. That was the origin of big reftrament againit !.fr. Th;rlton : and the Prnfe eator'a attend:in:ft :zi:c evidence a,:: that necainn, was a particular :eft rat ob.! •.aee to the latatc. the Profecutor had given his evidence at the Deen dant's requeit, he waited on him, and in anfwer to the Defendant's queflion, whether that pref . :onion *as c trried on at his if:fiance? Mr. Thirtfrm afore's! Lim it wag not. The Defendant then, without sof infillt on the part of the Profecittor, laid, 1 6 That his conduit had been infamous; that he was a damned fenundrel and rafcal, that he wanted no law, that he ha i had enouith of C. urts, and hoped the profecutor maice f i,is word. in a gentlemanlike i.e.ancr."—Tlie DLfcridant then bran:Mlle.' his !lick ar him, anal Pa i d, if he did not think he would -visite I.:A it . ham. he would beat him. His Lnrdlhip 1..25e had , r.e ohfervaiiim to make on rhat,:tirtn riga, that the Profecutor had taken notice a iris to , rd. i. a truly gentlemanlike rn:.:mer—ir it be rioleii•..o.hke to pay obedience to the law, attention dr.cci tial, and to attempt to pievem: the elution of 11,,tran blood. If the Profectitc.r h 1 aCted other- th he did, lie might have damped on the De. , aorthe of murderer; and if the De a: had li:ccecdcd in provoking him to tight, the i.:e•endantd. future life mulct have been embittered, by tlic painful reflation, that he had flied the blood of a human being, who. in obeying the. law of the land, had even hint no jolt cauft of offence. The Pro:cc utoi's ti , thearance was merciful and truly gen demaillike, un!efs the only way to met it the charac ter of a gentle:flan is to affunie that of a murderer. For undoubtedly, had this challenge been accepted, and tither had fallen, that charader mull have at tached on the one or the other. It is mol unfintu nate :hat nitit will not remember this undeniable troth, which is, that lie belt deferves the charader of a Gentlearan who is not prone to take offence, a•sd never means to give it. Os the faEts that gave rife to the offence on the ',relent occalion, a com ment certainly ought to be made, which is, that it tt aid he for the benefit of mankind, that the doors of our Courts fhould be for ever doled, rather than that men fhould be compelled to give evidence at the point of the fword. A (late of fociety would be barbarous and intolerable,in which a man mull obey the procefs of juflice, at the peril of his life, or dif obey it at the peril of his liberty. It is impoffible to contemplate fuch a (late of fociety without (hudder ing. The Court taking into confideratirn he whole of your offence, doth order and adjudge, that you fhould pay a fine to the King of ten marks ; that you be committed to the Istarlhallea of the Martha) of this Court, and be there imprifoned for the (pace of I a calendar months, and at the expiration of that period, that you give fecurity for your good beha vow. for three years, yourfelf in the fun) of 3001. and two fufficient fureties in fool. each. THI KING T. LOCKAR AND OTHERS. Mr. ABSOTT moved, th tt the Defendants might be charged with an information. They were brought Into Court, viz. John Lockar, an old man, John Locl tr Wheeler, and Ifabella Wheeler, the wife of John Lockar Wheeler. Mr. BAIL Low read the information to them, which was filed by his Majefty's Attorney• General, and which charged them with confpiring to carry off Mary Pearce, an infant, of the age of 19 years, who is poffeffed of large awes, real and personal, to the amount of 15,0001. It charged them with car rying this young Lady off from the dwelling-hook of one of her Guardians, John Crutchfield, in a poll chaife, to Gretna Green, in Scotland, and caufing the bid Mary Pearce to be married to John Lockar, one of the Defendants, a man in a mean condition of life, having very little property, without the knowledge, and againff the will and content of her Guardians, John Crutchfield and John Emmit. To this information they pleaded Not Guilty. ICING V. THI M•GISTIATE3 OF BUCIIINGIt•I4,SHIIt. A Rule bad been obtained to call upon there Ma gifirates to (hew caufe why a Mandamus thould not be iffued to require them to hear a certain appeal difnailled at the Quarter Seffions. Appellant, of the name of George Winter, had applied to that Court for a change in the alfeffment of the Poor Rate, in which the Duke of Portland, Dr. Garthihore, and a long catalogue, to the number of a hundred and forty, were (laced to have been improperly charged. The queftion before the Court was, whether notice, and if notice, what notice were neceffary under fuch an appeal? Mr. Gaiteow oppofed the Rule obtained. Notice was needfary, two incorrea notices were given, and it was prefumed on the other fide, that two bad no. tices would make a good one. The fiatnte of the 41 G. 3. e. 23. f. 4. requires fuch notice as can iu no way be difpenfed with. Lord E LLLLL ototicif —0 Is there any provifion adjourning the appeal ? Mr. Grutow-4 , None ; the (41arter Seffions dif- miffed the appeal, becaufe it was Irregular and frau dulent." Mr. MARRIOT, for making the Rule abfolute, con tended, that if the notice were not regular as to the whole, it was as to a part, and that the inaccuracy of the fira notice did not invalidate the fecond. The decifion of this Cafe was deferred, a doubt arising with the Coon whether on the wurds of the Statute the (Z2arter Seflions ought not to have ad jou' ucd, inficad of difmiffing the appeal. 101111lT BRAITHWAITII. This Prifoner had the command of a (hip called the Wakefield, and was found guilty of having in his without giving a fufficient account how he obtained it, toalbs. of cordage with his Majetly's mat k. Mr. Jrartt, in mitigation, Rated the obfervatians of the Noble Judge (Lord AAAAA r;, under %hum the trial was concluded, that from all the circum dances of the cafe, a (mall fine would only be likely to be impofed, and that the Defendant thould not be brought upon the floor of that Court, where he new appears, to receive the folema Sentence of the Law. Mr. DALLAS, for the profecution, difclaimed all knowledge of thefe remarks from fuch high autho rity, (fated, that it was an aggravation of the crime of the prifoner, that he was in the fervice of his Ma. jelly at the time the all was committed, and that he thnuld have defected his duty, if he bad not called for the judgment of the Court on this criminal. Mr. Jutlice Gaost.—. , You, Robert Braithwaite, have been convided of a very ferious offence—of har!og pillaged the (lures at his Mnjefly. The pre. ienvale, however, is not qui:e f o aggravated as fume et Is that have been prefented before us. Ido re coiled one inflance, when a brig completely laden with new coil, was feized by ruffian hands. Ynu were employed by the public, and you have defraud. ed the public, by whom you were rewarded for your fcrvices. The property of the public mull be prated. ed. Offences of this kind have become extremely frequent, and have confiderably protraded the long catalogue of the Records of this Court. The throng hand of the law mull be interpofed to prevent the repetition of fetch crimes. You have had a good charaOer, I have no duutt you have deferved it, and it mull be to you a perpetual fubjed of regret, that yu have foiled this fair reputation. This Court, taking all the circumllauces into its eonfideration, does order and adjudge, that you be imprifoned in Majelty's jail at Southampton for three calendar months, sad then be dilcbaricd." itv...l Tr, sr.T ASIDE AN AWAPD. IVe lately hated die circurnflances An award GE . Mr. Oliphant, in which a Rule had ILice obtained to fliew cattle whs. it Ili•nuld not be atide. 'P., awatclailigned to Mr. lodalenot the artli‘.l , it et A quellion atoie on tiii, cafe. wii‘ther, it the awai were let afide, the aihitratora might make a n,w award, as the limit ~f their appointment did not es pire until December next? Mr. ERsxtNE, againil the role, contended, that when the award of the a: biumor is made, howevei defective it may be, their autlririty expires. Mr. GIBBS, or, the contrary, prefnmed, that thii: in'erTening :la of IMIUnn au awaid, which elefeetive, did not übroate their power under Ain bowls. Lord Chief Juaice Et.i.l BOAC/VC:I4 —" I think the award flnitild he a thing diinefitne/, aril that the award, whatever it may be, and the expiration of their authority, ate coternporaneous."—Rule diL drarged. . _ SELWY% CoDFAFY: Mr. Selwyn had taken a boule to a Mr. Gould, at Woodford Bridge, to whiLli a pt: ‘4l 111 the pat all church was fuppr,ird to belong, and an aCtion had been brought .Ig.tititt the Dierldarir, who war. churchwarden, for obrtrti.grng the Plaintiff in the ric• cupat;on of inch pew. A Rule had been ttbtAii,:d to Thew caufe why a new trial lhouid n.'t be had on the ground of furprife. Mr. Setjeant SIikPMERD fupported the Rule, and contended, that a certain faculty had been granted to the DAWfort family, which being admitted in writing by the defendant, the Counfel was not prepared to fupport the fad by witneffes, when, contrary to all expeillation, it was refilled on the trial. Mr. GARROW, on the other fide, conterded, that the wcrds employed did not imply inch admiffion, that therefore there could be no furprik, 'and no foundation for a new trial.—Rule difcharged. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER IS. The Market to-day had a good Cupp!) , of Wheat, which expe rienced a redwlion of is. and is. per quarter. Barley was plenti ful, and ns. lower. Malt a little cheaper. Peale and Beans had a dull (ale. Oats were in plenty, and nearly as our Taft. Flour was a trifle l•wer. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER : --...... __ Wheat, 425.5:.3. 56.5._ per cr. 0,...5. 231. 26.. 2:.. Fine, 57.. 595. Poland', 291.10 Sts. Superfine ditto, oos. Wiiti Peas, 5.. : -1 Rye, 3cs. 335. New oos. Grey Peafe 355. to 335. Barley, ads 28.. Flue cos. Beans, 375. to ,tas.. Malt, 3 as. 38s. Fine ditto, cos. 'licks 351.395. PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Floor eSs. to 5.0. Seconds ees. to 435. per tack. RETURN of WHEAT In Mark-lane, including only from the 14th November to the 19th November. Total--5866 Quarter►. Average fBs- 61d. higher than lilt return. VIOL THr Lo4DON GAZZTTE,SATIIIIDAY, NOV. 16. _ . Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the morns ending the 19th of Neoember, 1803. . Wheat. I Rye. IBm Icy. I Oats. I Bean& I Peak. s. d. a. 4. s. d. s. d. s. d. a. d. S 4 9 36 10 26 o 24 I 38 11 et 5 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Renarns made in the week ending November 53,1141. Is, per hundred weight PRICE OF SEEDS. Red Clover 405 to awe per cwt. White ditto yos to :11l do. Trefoil 3e to 565 do. Carraway Got to 655 dm. Coriander, His to tys do. Turnip tos to as per buds& White Muftard Seed, its tot 36 do. ' Brown ditto, a6s to as do . Canary, yos to yias per quarter. Rape Seed, 361. to 351. per lark. PRICE OF HOPS. SAO& POtAtZTS. 1 Kent - 41 sos to 51 Is Kent - 5 1 to t o 61 6s Suffer - 41 SOS to 31l OS SUSCI . 31 45 to 31 t 66 Mx - 41 MS to 51 OS Farnham' 74 OS tq 91 9s Old Duty sSoL PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Satidatrid. St. James's. Wltiteeltapd. HATOotIOI4 to to 5 to 4 6 o 105 15 0 4 4to 6 00 Straw t6tois3lt4Ytott3 o I I 8 to t 14 0 Clover 5 5 to 6 6 6 ego 6 16 0 SMITHFIELD, NovembersB: To fink the &fete of 81k. Beef 4s 44 to Is 84 I . ral p od to 7s od Mutton 41 Od to p6d Pork 33 44 10 44 44 Lamb 41. 8 to pt. 4d. 11/41 , Or CATILI THII DAY. Beats about 2309 —Sheep and Lambs tcloo. NEWOATE andLEADENHALL, November 28. Per Ilene of 81b. by the carafe. Beef 3s &I to 4s 84 , 1 Veal 4s od to 64 4d Mottos' 3s od In 4.1 44 Pork 3s 41 to 4s 4d Lamb 31. 4 . to 45. 84. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market es tod Town Tallow liss od to ot Clare Market es sod Raffia ditto (Can.) 771 od to os Whiteeltapel Market RuMa ditto (loap) 7os od to 711 (per Race of 81h.) es led Melted Stut 6,51 od to of Ditto rough 4411 od to es les 61 GreaVes 1411 od, Average Price 41 tcl Good Dregs 121 10 011 Yellow Snap, Po to op.—Mottled, satr.—Curd, p6s. Price of Candles per dozen, 12s. 6.l.—Moulds. 13s. 6J. RAW HIDES, November 211. Hides (perltone) 4s od to es ad Hock Mins 14s t• 16s od Middling 31 6d to 31 8d Heavy Calf to* lad each Ordinary 54 od to 3s 4d Sheep Skins 31 od to 61 od Lamb Skins, is Ad to 411 CAL PIMP. OP LEATHER. pc: lk. AT LEA DENHALL. 'tams, to to s6lb each ipld to 1 Ditto, 60 to 61lb lad to al d Merchant. Backs and to acr DretUng Hides hoLd to a t #d Fix Coach Hider ht to 23_ so a J Crop Hides foe Cutting so id to 2144 Fl.t Ordinary 2944 to sod Calf Skint, 30 to acils per doyen 18..1 to 324 i Di.i., yo to 7t 4b syd to 311 Ditto yo to gclh 16s1 to .0 Sinai Seals (Greenland) per lb. 31 6d to 3. 9d Large ditto iccs. to lc - . per doz. 'fanned Ho e& Hides it, n. 2Pt each COUNTRY MARKETS: PtlCll OP GRAM, AT Till lOLLowiNel PI . BAsiNGSTO22.--Whelt Ss. od to 6os od per Q. O PTICT. Barley ass od to 27s 6d Beans 37. od to ats Od Oats ass of to 211. od I Peafe 001 od to ass of btatissiine.sa.--Wbeat ya. od to 630 6d per quarter. Barley 24$ ad to 26. od I Beans 39. od to ass od Oats s6s od to 30s od Peak 4 0 $ od to ass od Nitwit:RT.—Wheat. ass. od. to 62a. 64 per Quarter. Bar!ey 23s od to 26. 6d Beans 34s 6 4 to 40 od Oats ays od to 241 64 1 Peafe sys oil to 331 04 li .—Wbrat sus od to 632 od per Quarter. Barley 23, od to aye WIDOW. 3S. od CO 420 od Oats 23$ od to als od Peak 401 od to ays od Reasimo.—Wheat soy. to Eryi. od. pct c arter. Batley 23. 6d t• 26, cd I Beans 39s cto 411 od Oats 231 od t• 176 od Peale ao, c.d t• 411 od At Walminfter market, on Satnrday left, the pries, of Corn were as follow : Wheat, al. toe. to sl. t6s. per quarter; Barley, tl. 4s. to tl. 6t. ; Oats, :1. 21. 80 11. 41. ; BCUS, 21. 41. to 3i. 61. !I )! Sr. P.:O St•lct lt, to \n4 I.vdut I+. t krt. ._r 4%11. 0 O.:. • _ - I .l' .lr .t I ••Ir :Art to :h.. .•.' •1 •tl,rc•.r 'tit i.lft. a !ti r 1•!'1 • 1 .•:1,tr.•11, t ),!, A. NI. who many y ha) Lc , .t tl . 01. 0. ...1.1.1,.t Of .pu:L,• y to tit at ir.iliturfoll. I t;claay LA, :t 11 , 1' at CJ 4.;,.).1, atter a Ctort mia , the 30:11 Scar .11 Lc.; .r,, at Ift,;:ttftrea, Ki:lft.nny, at tltt; at2.v t;cc.l azt; of 1.7..3, Air. 11, sty Ott :"r fR..h ittl at Ducat's.. io Vat- c. tra•F Louth. aged rinety. Jone• 1:.1q. last. of Mani t'tc ;data Magiflt..L.ot ct:arry of Du'..ttin. . - FClit THE ST01:1, .kNO SEVER.kI. year.; (it;cels• , ,l h4i nowelta ti.lhcl h: reptat at im5M kliet N 1 4 ., I euri , y the al, ..fll:aing ..ty• r alter fru:tick trial- .5: I. Ci '.•••‘• (r t!.a. pill a, it of ; I.a :• •!5 r: 7 • tuany pcefims may 1,4 Iv., 51 .0: tlm - l Om Pr 5,1.11....,: ti. • 1 , .1 w It• with M t, ••'. :1. ' ; ,; whlm are I.'.i 5 I a. Nlr. 51 , tmaitw, : ,r,: 11.1.5teIthull„ t;•. 55 .rm r I ..41,1!, :ale; J. 5,. : ty.L,te aVralYtaf of I),-: CO/. • --. Iv ; the Rev. Garls,ss,liih N , lon 411 Tilant as, hritl.o. ; I'l+ 1;:..551,45, m 11. g nat nuns .s: I'ay.s..y. sit. Mr. Mr. 1.1ri1..`.1r. 1 lame, D:. I.iviiirdonc, and Dr. Stevcrif,m, wt• ciircl by this I'ls.sl:eim,joit ashe ;h: cperostioa ; and ris. ce”tiy, the latt ymblicat, -t, it hi- 51 . ,:te I a limmlar and hap py Lure nf tbe fitter of Arl sir Rich.rid King. B.rt. The Selvatt is fob' by the Proprietor, '.tr Pcrry, Salton. No, y. S , ,uthamption-P reet, Ploomfbury Nu2re, in tv.ttlesnt 455.651. Is. and One Guinea, two of which lad iitver tail to c,irredt (be cif:pious diathefis in the habit, and thereby prevent the fisrma. thin of a Itonein feden; cry perfons. N. B. A Treadle on the diforder and t!..e Regimen to be obferv ed with Cafes of Cures, tray be hail. price 2s. LIGNIIN7s P 11.1,5. Price only it 9d. the box. (tack box contains fixteett doles). FOR the in cure of all derree6 of a eel tale ()Roeder: prepared by Mr. dignum,furgeon,at his Dirpereary. No. 57, Bridgodireet, :Vlancheller.—One (mall Pill is adore; and the taking of one box, in a recent cafe, will convince the patient at • fpeedy recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more fake and convenient than this remedy, in totally eradicating every ryas., torn of this deftrudliv.t nralady by fea,or land. u k needs no con. finement.reftraint of diet, or binder:nee of burial:fa. A trial of this nob!: medicine will loon found its due pude.— With each box is given a copious direction and a cone& defcrip. tion of the difeafe, front width the pureban.rs will be ambled to judge properly of char own eafee, and to treat diem as may be re quillte, without further medical Aillance, nil the num& tenon and (afety. bele Pills are fold at as. 9,1. the hoc, by Mr Lignant, at his Difpenfarv, Manchefter ; at Howard and Evans's, 42, Long-lann, W c it Smithfield, (ale Wholefalz Agents in I.,indon ; alto fold re tzii by the. frill wing perfons ii.Cundel, 47, Minories ; %V.Clark. • BorotrgisPiddiog, 75, Jen) ilt. it 1, 0 xford-ftrect Wade. Old Head-street, and t 63, Fleet fleece n'utt and Bohan, Royal Exchange: Knight, Norton ['Agate; Ward, ;a4. Holborn; . man, la, Crooked-!are ; and by the principal venders of ponies medicines in Great Britain and Ireland. TO THE LADIES. DIXON% AN risiuous PILLS, Far Bilious aud Gouty DifOrders, Nervous and Sick Head Atha, Fl aulawies, Wart Burn; Sic. (Patronised by t'e Ruyal Fanny and molt of tile Nobility.) In addition to the Number of Letters Mr. DIXON has received, is the follotrlm,•. from Capt. Leo vs, of the Guard= Dale-Caftle, Haverfordwelt, South Wales, Feb. 24, t go 3. " Captain Lloyd prcknts his compliments so Mr. Diann (d. though not perfonally acquainted with him), would take it as ate& your like would tend bins four or five Bases of his Pills as loon as be pallet" can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always ufed the Medisier s , is now pregnant and very unwell; and we cannot get than swp where in this county,oeither at Haverfordwat nor C ibis a the neareit place they are fad at is Erißol. For the greet kudos they have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well u Colonel Biffiopp and his Family, Capt. Lloyd feels it his duty to rammvsend the rats wherever be goes; and he really thinks, If Mr. Liam weeddz point fume palms as Venders In this County, it would bs a bas to the Community." Many cafes of the efficacy of the above rifle, from raises d the higheit Rank and Charaffice, are wrapped retied end' Dina.' with Ditedions, figned C. Dixon. Sold wholefde and retail at Chios and Butler's Malkin.: Wana houle, No. 4,Cheapide. London ; in boxes at 6.. half bow 26. 94. and , t 1 fundy hoses at 11*. each. Sold alto by Wood t Weymouth ; Gregory and Gilbert. Brighteen Hazard and Meyler, Bath; Sliver. at the Parade, Margate; BR Ramfgate; Stafford, Worthing; Blackburn, Broad Stain; Payne and Richards, Plymouth Briam. Portfameth ; Greece, Liverpool; Flatland and Gletwerois, Plymouth Desk; fon, and Called!, Dublin ; Dugan, Cork ; leas Bergen. EMl mire ; Mac Donald and White&w, Glafgew • Morrifees, Perth; Scott,Smith, and Hatband, Edinburgh ; Petit Led Stralredt,Sest borough ; Binftead, Bognor; Walker, Falmouth; Ching, Laub. celiac ; Stains, Lynch, and Hargreaves, Mans:baiter ; Graeae. and Bowman, Liverpool; Simko and Anften, Hertford; Loggia and Wheeler, Ayletbury; and by melt refpedtalds Medicine Van den is, every town in the United Kingdom. WHEN Profeifional Mon of education and re.. fporillbinty deflate from the general fyftem by thetas:diem of a peculiar Branch, the Candies of keg cood &ea& Is an heft criterion of fuperintity. Ten yean have I devoted ray mortice to the escleasetreameent of THREE DISORDERS. wad the liacceratul mak of soy AM gives nie additional ardaur to entire as far as I am able the fu• rages of thole complaints which are the matt Inapsetant m ebe CAW Josue of human inAnnitim. After initiation into every brand as as Army Burgem formed a with at an nary period of Pradt•-e to ranee Individuals from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or :he equally danierusa precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE thSORDERS, to the cur- of which I hove &soma ,my attention, comprise every (pales VENEREAL Mtge ' TION, whether of a recent or long deratiatradly, AB link of DEBILITY, whether ailing from the balite of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age and hilly that derangement of the ryftentha Women which is calk.] BARREN NES: i or ST Eit 11JT Numerous dire:dm are the refUt of ignaranee or hate Is the treatment of a Eng& Gonorrhea, and it not UnfreiVentli halpeee that the feeds of Life are roifoned by the in&feretion of an unguard ed hour. By a ruperior method loch complaksts arc ea:ity viva, and even what others have ruled, I smut that I nay reclaim an offer a radical re-eftabilament. Few, however, are the cafes of compliated Ma* is the cif. order, compared with the calamitous &salons of Mon, who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, at the prevalent Gaieties of a falitionabk Life, esquire that Rate of Grbiltty which is the unavoidable cankquence of filch rerniciau.ltalsits. Where the unhappy 'offerer broods over his niVery, but melba! conceals his misfbrtuee, It may be fame confolaion for Wm an Snow, that although It be an object of douht or uncerainsy with vher traulitionem, the removal ot *bete DhFICI ENO ES by the g radual provers of renovaiuu is the acquire:rum of 'nye:wanes. If the rites of Bacchus or Vera. byre begun to reduce manly WS gour, much ..osiety will be preveatell by an early rounteratioe of ' this languid late, sod in Seca cafes no great &acuities aW oomr. But where tip, defleirney ha, tar years canted, a proper Pm reverence is indripenlibly requifite to revive :he Rumbaing (parks of Life, and to reanimate the Ceatftituticon MARRIED WOMEN, who have bog beta &appointed is &dr earabelons of a Family, mhe allured, that in mat ie. Ranee' Nth &rats are curable bb Medical OsUl. The SECRECY which la fo (Sendai to my undertaking, and the Quailications which I have perfumed to Rate, form the Balk my pretenlions, and in coincidence with Nett this Intimating la given, that Mr. BILEE may be confolted perfonally (or by laws Motoring a Wail note) at Ida bode, No. so, Animal-Area !.anti. near Temple-Bar There is an additional mama in Water-ftraet afalteleg, sal the name is on both the doers. BAER. Member of the 11oyal Collette of floveseiss. LONDON: Posted sal roadbed ty LhVt.L WIT. (.1( t tabu Lambeth) at tbc STAR Orrice. No. 1. Daccl• flame al4ai the .TM Urnu Tiessple Bar I 11