Star. — London, England, 1803-04-02 00:00:00

POLICE. Ittattstos House.—Yefierday an unfortunate pauper died loon after he had been conveyed for examination. _ _ _ It appeared that he had been noticed by a Churchwarden of St. Mildred's, fitting at a door in Grocer's Alley, in a wretched fituation. The humanity of the Gentleman occafioned him to fend the (trees keeper to afford him every relief and to convey him to his parifb ; previous to which he was taken to the Manfion Houle, where he expir ed. The account which the (beet keeper gave of the deceafed was, that be Paid his name was James Smith, and that he had been robbed and beat in' Tooley-ilreet, but how lie came in the lunation in which he was fonnd. no account could be given The appearance of the deceafed was extremely in digent. He had on an old blue coat and dirty trowfers. He was above the middle Sze, and ap parently about go. The Loan MAYO/ ordered the body to be taken care of until the Coroner's inqueft fhould fit on it. THAMES Potter OFFICE.—On Thurfday morn ing early, Robert Alen, William Wilhilfen, and rho. rotas Either, a daring let of men, were taken to the Office, and examined in the ccurfe of the day, be ing charged on the oath of cne of the Surveyors with (haling a bag of cotton, value near 301. and a calk, containing yellow ochre, from a lighter, lying along fide of a Hamburg!' yard, at Br idge yard, Tonley street. The p , iiimers were (topped the preceding evening, about eight o'clock, row. ing up with the tide a little above London Bridge, and on the Officers demanding to fee their Lighter Pafs Bill, replied, " Aye, I will give you a bill and a receipt too, and be d--d to you." One of the fellows (truck him over the head with part of a broken oar, and knocked him down, whilft kinfon was endeavouring to throw one of the Po lice Watchmen overboard ; a dreadful fcuffie now valued, and the prifoners were in their turnbrought down by the Officers ; at length another Police boat came in view, which Fifher perceiving, leap ed overboard and swam away, but was picked up and fecured with the other two, and the property. They were committed for reexamination upon the whole of the charges. CHAMBERLAIN'S OPTlCL—Wednefday a painter and glazier in the City Road, applied to the Cham berlain of the City of London, to enforce the (Cr vitude of his apprentice. He hated that he had left him between two and tin ee years fince, after having formed three different confpiracies againft him ; firft, by attempting his life; secondly, by aecufing him of receiving ftolen goods; and, thirdly, by endeavouring to ruin him in trade, by Petting up a shop dole to him, and by taking his cultom away. It was true he had fuffered him to continue unmoleiled for near two years, during which time he had Pet up his tingle horfe cliaife, and had become not only his abfolute rival, but had affumed an afcendancy over him the moil un warrantable and impudent. The young man de nied the charge refpeaing the confpiracies, and faid, he was juilified in all the reit, by his mailer's former cruel and improper candue towards him. He added, that his intention was to sue out his in dentures, as they had not been inrolled at that Office. The Chamberlain obfcrved, that he was not prevented from doing to. but till that was ef feEted, his matter had a right to infill upon his Cer vices. The young man laid, he had no objeltion to go back and terve his mailer till that was done. He was Pure, however, that the first thing he was let about would be to eking his ntafierVoes, which would be followed up by all the indignities he could think of. He was, however, content, and would patiently bear his mailer's incivilities till the next day, when lie tru fled the indentures would be cancelled. The mailer expoflulated ; but the Chamberlain could adminifter no redrefs, as by his own negligence (not having the indentures in tolled), he was excluded from the rights of a Afcarides, or (mall worms, belong to the Ver micular Tribe, and always take up their abode in the reaum, interlines, or ftomach of the animal they inhabit ; unfortunately for the human fpecies, there they breed molt abundantly, infomuch that they are found in the bodies of infants one or two months old ! In the ftomach they caufe ficknefs and irregular appetite; in the inteftines griping pains ; but when in the ream, the afflicted has no Tea by day, with itching, (hooting, and nipping pains in the feat, that they cannot fit or nand M. By night there (mall vermine come off in great numbers of themfelves. Any perfan fo affieed may have a complete cure by the ufe of Dr. GARD. NOR'S Alterative Pills, No. 76, Long Acre, and No. Shoreditch ; and which may be had of all Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom, at s is. sos. 6d. 4s. 6d. and as. Gd. figned on each box J. GAIDWIR.—N. B. The Donor will give a hand form reward to thofe that detect the Hawkers who counterfeit his lignature, 3S tome have done fo. Diforders that proceed either from an impure Rate of the blood, or a relaxed fizte of the nerves, having, in innumerable inflances, fuhfided by a courfe of SPILSOURY'I AlltirCOSIMiC Drops, too much cannot be raid in praife of that invaluabk preparation.. This unparalleled fitecers, Al the 'eft complicated cafes, has eftablifhed its celebrity limit the univerfe ; indeed, where is it filch a reflorer of the con flitution and 'the Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm, variety of other complaints, •irnan nature ? Thefe .id 6d. Joe. and ' to each L of F. Nt :w. • P.ow *l's a... thronr ble to nbtas.. infallibk cure eta . Evil, Leprofy, and a too generally incident to w. Drops are fold in bottles of ys. 11. as. each, with a black (lamp *Stu. tle, by the following venders in London t fiery, 45, St. Paul's; Dicey and Sutter., Chnrch-yard ; E. Newbery. corner of St. Pat. Wray, Birrhinlane; Bolton, Royal Exchange. Evans and Co. Long-lane; Barclay, Fleet-market; Bacon, 04"rd.tireet ; Ward, Holborn ; Bayley, Cockfpur.fireet ; Swinney, Pali ; WM; and 17;thers, No. 229, Strand; Brennand, gate -greet ; Clark, No. 269, and B. Shaw, No. 74 . Bomogi,, Southw..:k ; and :.t the Difpadarrs :;* .13, :3, hselluart. LONDON MARRETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, APRII. t. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the loth of March, to the asth of March. Total--9,243 facks--.Average asis. 20.....-on std. highet Man left return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags (new) Sl os to pl 9/ I Poe ket s (new) Pi Of to 11111 s SMITHFI LD, April J. To fink the offal—per ftone of 81h. Beef us od to 5s 64 E ) Veal 5* 4d to 6, tr.d Mutton 5s od to 6s od Post 4a od to 5s nd NEWOATE and L DENHALL, April 1. Per Root of Mb. by the carcase. Beef 3s 44 to 4$ 6d f Veal 3s tod to 6s 44 Mutton 3s 8d to 4s 8d Pork 4/ od to 5 2 Od Stock at Market this day—Beaßs sco--Shesp ',Soo. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. Janes market 4s 6d Town Tallow 76, od to os Clare Market 45 6d Ruflia ditto (ea) 75s od to os Wbiteekapel Market Ruffia ditto (Cup) 69s t.' 701 (per ftOllC of 81b.) 45 sd Melted Stuff 38s nal to sos Ditto rough 4as cd t3s 54 Greaves ids od to os Average Price 4s 5-0 Good Dregs tea to os Yellow Soap, 78s. to as.—Mottled, 86a—Curd, pos. Price of Candles per dozen, 1 ts. Its. od. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, April L. Smithfield. St. James's. Whit echapel. 0 H.,y s 15 to 6 7 5 4 0 to) 7 7 0I 4 10 tO 7 00 Straw a 2to 2 8 2 20t02 14 0 2 4t02 to o Clover 4 to to 7 0 6 10 to 7 12 0 - - - COALS, April r. Belt Coals in the Pool, al. 4a. 6d. per Chaldron. Delivered 21. x3s. 63. Sunderland. 21. oa. od. Delivered al. gs. od BIRTHS. On the 23d ult. at Chatham, the Lady of Captain Hook, of the Jed Regiment, of a (on. On the 24th ult. the I.ady of Mr. St. George Caulfield, at his bowie in St. James's-fquare, of a daughter. At Mount Pleafant, near Dublin, the Lady of the Rev. Dean Kirwan, of a fon. At Caen,Normandy. the Lady of Wm. Reynell, Efq. of a fon MARRIED. At St. Martin's Church, F. B. Hippilley Cove, Efq. to Mile Jefferys, on►y daughter of Thomas Jefferys, Efq. of Creed place in Gloueefferibire. Monday hdt, at Mary-la•Bonne Church, Godwin Milliner, Erg. to Mils Green. On Tucfday, at Mary-la-Bonne Church, Cistain Edward Brenton, of the Royal Navy, to Mils Cox, daughter of the late General Thomas Cox. Stephen Morris, of Ki!role, county Wicklow. Efq. to Ws Blayney, of Carnew, laid county. John Hare, of Dublin, Efq. to Mifs Eliza Croly. daughter of the late Humphrey Croly, of Cork, Efq. At A rdfsrt-Abb,y, Harry Vaelft, Efq. to Mifs Herbert, daughter of H. A. Herbert, of Muckrufs, At Balbibeigue, Pierce Crolbie, Efq. Major of the Kerry Militia, to Mrs. Blennethaffett, rend of C. Iliennediaffett. Efq. DIED. Lately. at Plymouth, Mr. W. Petty, l'arfer of the Dallier, of a decline, under which complaint be has laboured near eleven years. On the 17th of Odtober blt, at Walagababad, near Madras, in the 29th year of his age, Mr. Edward Bacon, of hi% Majefty's 74th Regiment, fon of Mr. Bacon, of Hackney, Middleki. feridays ago, Mn Steriini, wife of Ctannel Ster li ng, et the Rarai On tite loth ult. Colonel Cuter, Lleatenant•Coload of his Majeltes to& Light Dragoons. On the 28th ult. in the Seth year of bar age, Mn. Norton, rehet of the late Daniel Norton, Efq. banker, at Debase. On t►e 3d ult. at Llama, Hurt Efq. of Fang Hall, Sbropfhire. . Ai - Banff. the 22d ult. Mn. Imes, widow of the late John lanes of Edingight. Efq. At Clifton. neer Briftal, on the zoth alt. Win. Mlies.Efq. an Alderman of that city, and one of the molt opulent Weft India merchants in Great Britain. On the r3tit alt. Mr. Mauer', at his houte in Oren (been area, Lincoln's Inn•6dda Ttiefday at his bode, in Charlotte -fireat, Bedford-fgaare, Edward Leeds, of Gorton. in the county of Cambridge, Er+ and one of the Mahar of the Court of Chancery. At Dundalk, aged 70, James Porde, Efq. late Culledor of that port. On the salt alt. In the : 7th year of her age, at ha father's kende, Egham, ME. Sufannah Peat daughter am Jona. Er+ At Harrow-khool. the Hon. Fredaiek Nugent, reeled for of the Earl of Weft math. At Ringwood, Surrey, William Smith, Efq. After a flout Moth, at Btu&la, Captain J. Lambe, late onunander of the Melville Callk ladiaman. On the ss R JUL ar Kingßoo, Jamaica, Capt. Wm. Johnfon, many years commander of the Chip Lord Rodney of Liverpool. On the t 7th ult. Captain Thomas Mint, of Pruilla-Rreet, Liverpool, In the sad year of his age, formerly a Lieutenant is the Royal Navy, and many years a Capt. In the African trade. Same day, Mrs. Mackenzie. wife of Mr. A. Mackenzie, of the GYM, Stratford, kites, in the 47th year of her ate. At Whitehards, Hams, in his titit year, Mr. Wm. Henry Thomas of that piece. forgoes and apothecary. On the tstli uk. at her book in Miller-^reet, Glargow, after a few hours Wads, Mrs. Sarah Debra, wile of Capt. William Graham, late of the slith Dragoons. On Tuefday the sad ul: on Barnes Terrace, Mrs. Hunt, at an advanced age; and on l'hurfday following, Mra Waring, her only daughter, and widow of the late Mr. Waring. Sur geon to St. Thomas's HofpltaL Aged ts, Matter Edw. Brahman, fon of Brab. prabazoo, Efq. of Summer-bill, cou nt y of Dublin. At Windfer-avenue, leen Smith, la+ In Granby-row, Dublin, Thomas Taylor, E(q. At Venice, on the 17th January, the Comte' of Mined.. Being at the hoe& of her daughter, the Count& of Sandi, and the weather very cold, the Rood with her back to the Ire, which common icatal to one fide of her drefa Ihe pelf ons in Me alarmed at the progres of the flames, intleod of L her, ran out to di the aid of the domettles, during which imerval the unfortunate Offerer was fo feorthed, that in the evetifog Ike expired in the greeted agony. At his hook, at Puha, ow Calcutta, too myth Anvil Mi, Sir Chadds William SWIM But. aged 73. He went out to India io the humble capacity of a writer in the Company's fer vies so years ago, leaving a wife and a nuraerous family in England, in very Bender eirettruitancer, but has left sco,oooL behind him, three-fourths of which he has bequeathed to his elddt fon, now in India, Charles Richard Blunt, who inherits alfo the title. lOH WA EkR A LONDON BRIDGh TO-MORROW Morning • • •• •• • 39 'salutes after it Mumma o minutes Act. is EFFINGHAM, Dear LEATHERHEAD, SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION...By Mr. CHRISTIE. At Ida Great Room, In Pall.lVla, on Thisrfday, the 7th of aot, at One o'clock. AN ELEGANT FREEHOLD VILLA, with Stabling for Eight Kyles, Tyro Coach-hunks, numerous atts -b , ll and detached OtScrs of every deice-Lydon, flaked to a Family 4 eteellcut Klteben.garden, cropped and planted, Plea fure.around, Shrubbery, and Three Rich Paddocks. In the wt oic iisteen .Acres, delightfully Choate at Ellinghant, oo the ompike Road front Lettherhud to Galklford, a molt healthy, dry, be.ut.ful, and fportlng Pert of Surrey, whofe Ndgbbour. hoed i. reniarLabic for lts Rcfpeaslinty, as the Country Is for Beauty and rma sow,. ITh; Pranifes contain a [packets Dnaring-Room, Twenty fear by aarly Eighteen Peet. Dicing-room of fame dblienfions, hilornieg-room. oil principal Bed-chambers, Five fecondary ditto. with every seedfary Office felted to a Family. The Prentifes am in the mots caterdne Rcpair, and the Land hlrbeft P ate of Cultivation. in •11, diate Poe. Mao may be had. in:/ 11 % la attcnds who will thew the Pravda ; and Primed A Perk. lay be h-d, at the Swan, Leatherbead; Ring's Partienta 4 it White Hart, Gail fvd ; Red Linn, Dorian': Head. ggalli ; ' aisbowAvnbill; and in pau-titsl. i Sus, kingitos ; b. SOLVENT for the STONE and GRAVEL AS the SOLVENT is now proved to be the 4—a• moft effedual Remedy for the Gravel and Stone, and for preventing the dreadful Opermiun with the Knife, it is deferring notice, that Perron% accurtumed to fit much in their Study, in Courts of Judi*, or who are in any way prevented taking due ezercife, may he (reared from an attack of thole excruciating diforders.by only taking a few dofes,which never fail to carted the calcrloov iliathefis in the habit. It is fon by the Proprieton, Mr. Perry, Surgeon, No 9, Snuthunpron.ftreet, Blosmfbury4quare, In bottles or 4s. 61; Its.; and 11. as. Scamps included. _ _ . For an account of the numerous Cures yr the confirmed Stage In Kidneys at,cl Bladder, after long and fruitiers trials of Soap, Lime, and Mephitic, and Soda Waters, as teftified ty Mei:tinning, Mr. 13e11,and other eminent Surgeons, fee "Perry on the Stone," rice as. Sold by Murray and Highley, Elect (tee t; which Treatife contains the remarkable Cures of Lord Vifcount Sackville, Lady Lyttleton, Sir Edward Knatchbull, Barr. with others equally extraordinary. The fon of J. Shipdem, Efq. Mayor of Deal, and the Rev. Mr. Molineux, of GArboldlibasn, Norfolk; are among the recently cured of the confirmed Stone by this incomparable Solvent. SPRING 'HYSIC. I'HE Propriety of taking fome alterative Medi eine at this Seaton of the Ycar, to facilitate the efforts of nature, mutt be obeinus to the wr►eft capacity : it is a falu tary practice, foundel by the wifdom of our anceftors, and fanetioned by the approbation of every medical man : its utility is not confined to t,te prefent advantages, but extends alto to the prevention of many difeafes, which frequently occur when Spring Phyfie has been reekdied. It Ihould be reeollefted how much the perfpirationo: the holy is obftrueled during the win ter months by fogs, keit ,an I piercing winds, which, by eon- bringing the pores of the tam, impede the neeeffary difcharge of faxes from the blood ; there, by aceumulation,become acri monious, and (wilds nature, by vigorous efforts, or the ain't ance of fome feafonable alterative is enabled to expel the re dundancy) lay the foundation of a variety of difcafes. The i Public are therefore reminded, that DE VELNO's Vb.GETABLE PILLS are proved by ample experience, to be the moßiafe and eine'. cations medicine hitherto dilcovered, as an alterative, purifier, and fiveetner of the blood, and lie radically curing the Scurvy, Serophula or King's Evil, Scorbutic Eruptions, I.cprofy, the 11l circa, of Mercury, and all difeafes originating front an im purity of the blood. . _ _ _ " Prepared and fold, in boxes, price 4a. 6d. or fix boxes in oae, price ti. as. by the Proprietor, J. Pidding. formerly Surgeon in the Army, at his Wareisoufe, No. 7 6 , Oxford olToate the Pant aeon ; alto retail by folding, Perfumer, No. 41, Corn hall; Tutt, Royal Exchange; Butler, No. 4, Chimplide; Shaw aid Filwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Ward, No. 324, Holborn; Swionnf, No. st, ; and by all Printers, Bookfcllers,arid Venders of Medicine throughout the kingdom. But all other Pills, Stc. &fuming the fame name (notwith ftanding they may be pompoufly adircriifed in the molt haughty jargon) are futile preparations and grab impoStions, unkis Spied with red Ink, by the role Proprietor J. Mang, No. 76, Oxford-ftreet. NEW MEDICINE ACT. I At the cnly Warehoufe far Dr. James's Powder, No. IS, St Pad's Church-yard, London, • 'THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the prices annexed, Including the Stamp Duties ; aid as it is enacted, that from the tit of September, IScz, the stamps Ewald be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for Forrir as for &we Confumption, and as a Confitimable Addi tion is ma le to the Stamps on the Articles of higher Value, or thofe in Bulk, the Prices of Dr. James's Powder will be in fu ture as. 9d. per Packet, or a p. 6d. per Dozen; but the %malty of a Dozen Packe•s in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for 11. 44. And as by Favour of the Commilioners ache Stamp Office, Plates are prepared for Mr. Newbery's &pirate tile, with his Name engraved In each Stamp, the Public will be careful to obfcrve that the Words, ' " F. Newbery, NO. 43, St. Paul's;' arc printed in the Stamps of all his Medicinal; and as it is p;efumed that this will be a full cient Security againit Counterfeit., his Signature on the Lab...ls on Dr. Jansee'sPowder will be dikontinued from heneefbnvard. Stamps wid be allovmd gratis, as utast, to thole who Fur ' chafe Half a Dozen er more at a dme, of the lower priced ' Articles. s. A s. 4 Dr. James's Powder a 9 Lozenges of Blois e sit —a Battle 24 o Freake's Tindt. of Bark 4 0 -- Analerie PUN 4 6 Hutham's ditto s 9 large Bow 24 0 Englifli Coffee a 9 Dr. Steerds Opodeldne s 6 Genuine Arluehufade 1 6 —.... Coavulfma Off 2 6 Onnik:rk Medicine I 6 ....--.. Camomile Drops a 9 Inglis's Seats Pills a o —... Paregoric Lo. Effenee of Peppermint a a zenges - 2si Grant's Drops • a a Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Dr. Hooper's PUls a s Dr. Auftin's Chalybeate Glafs's Magnella 3 6 Ditto - 4 0 Henry's ditto • a 6 Dtlby's Carminative z 9 Norton's Drops 5 6 Fffenee of Coltsfoot 3 6 Spilfbury's ditto 5 6 Cephalic Snuff 0 9 Dr. Soiander's Tea s 9 Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Grenough's Maitre as I Jones's Rheumatic Tine. 3 6 Do.Tolu Lozenges a s N. 3 Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Name are Mixed to the Brit twary Articles above enumerated; and as many perfo-s„ particularly ferrants and meffengen, nalftake his Mae, he I under the neceffity of pointing ont,,thet It Is at the FAR End of St. Paol's, nearelt to Cheapfide, and that it has a large white ttuecaed front, on which Ode words are inferilsed i " Toe ONLY W AAAAA use roe Da. lAMBI'S POWDER.' HEN Profetrtonal Men of education and re fpoolibility deviate from the general fracas by the fe. lodise of a peculiar Branch, the (snail= of long continued lime& is the heft criterion of foperiority. Ten yews have I devoted my praee to the entionve treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the frorefsful refult of my plan gives axe additional ardour to emit IPA far sal am able the ranges of there complaints which are the molt impost. sot in the cata logue of human Infirmities. . . After initiatan into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formal a wait at an catty period of Pradkv to rcfeue from the Ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally Jan. 'crams precipitancy of general Praditimon. The THREE DISORDERS, to the care of which I have de voted my *menden, comprise every fpedes of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long charatioo..--sdly, All kinds of DEBILITY, whether Idling from the habits of Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and lattly that de rangement of the (yam to Woolen which is called BARREN NESS or STERILI FY. Numerous &teaks are the refult of ignorance or halte in the treatment of a Lin* Gonorrhea, and k not unfrequenny hap. pens that the lied' of Life are poif-med bythe indiferetion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method Inch complaints are easily erred, and even where others have failed, I trail that I may prefatne to over a radical re-eftablifbmcnt. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs In the difrirder, compared with the calamitous financing of Men, who from indulgence In a SOLITARY VICE, er the prevalent Galetles of a faffilonaWe Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which It the unavoldahle conlequence of fuch pernicious habits- Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his mifery, but care. fully concitab his misfortune, It may be tome confolatico for him to knew, that although It be an eb)eet of doubt or uncer tainty with other Pradiltioners, the removal of ode DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual provers of renention as the acquire. meat of my etlerienee. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early enunteradion of this languid Rate, and in thefe cake no great difficulties will occur. Bet where this deßdency hat for years csifted. • proper Pedevarance Is indirpenfibly requifite to revive the numbering (parka of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dirappointed In their capeastions of a family, may be allured, that in molt inftanees Aids defeeta are curable by Medical RM. The SECRECY which Is fo effential to my undertaking, and the elluallikad , ins which I have perfumed to Rate, (one, the Bans atny peen:anon', and in coincidence with Nell this inn :nation is given, that Mr. BRIE may be confaluxl perfonally tr i. by letters Welding a (mall note) at his honk, Nci.aq, AMU Rite, Strand. near Temple-Bar. There is an additional instance In Water-itreet adjoining and the name is on both the doors. M. MIME, Member ofthe Royal College of Surgeons. - • d the trIETIM And Certain CO MPI,AINT7' A 8 fole Proprietor of Daran's celebrated meth. cited Bougie) and Remedies, Mr. Dor oo a idalms t h e Public, that he . may 4. dual be conful ad daily from o to 3 , at his hook NO. 6, prid..fteeet,Solto, cst Codes of Sul:t ures, Oh. MALMO, MOM, gte. &c as well as lJe ilhy ,, and every dif o tier where (ecruy is fo effential a rem/Rite, that Mr. D. has provided a fp.cioua Hour , Out every P tient may be intro, doted in a reparate apartment. Mr. D. him for ninny years confiaei himfelf to that department of Surgery, and from es tenfive pratilec, and the molt flatterin4 Cut.:efs, he is enabled to offer a method of cure mild. efficacious, requiring no con finement or rcit-tint in diet. and preventMg the poffib.lity of a Maple. Perfons in the country Rating their cafes fully, in a letter, enclofing a one nra two pound note,wid baveproper re medies fent to the ansouni. For the various fymptoms, &e. fee Mr. I)ufour's 'Fre a ne on the above comp'aim s, price zs. 6d. the fifth edition; to be had of J Callow, Crown court, Soho; N.D. Symonds, Pa:ernoftera.m; aul af h• Author. TO THOMAS 1 AVI.OR DPAR SIR, N. 9, aridge-ffreet. I FEEL it a duty incumbent upon m e , to inf.rm you of the very great And extraordinary Cure I base from yotir invaluable Medici n e--1. EA K PM' Nf P . . .f., About two years ago I Was attacked with a VE!:IA.:AL u , ,. ORDER, which I treated rather (lightly for fain time, bu t 4 ,. ‘ . Difeaf: at length fprrading all over my Body, 1 was 0b1ig,..! to apply to the molt eminent of the Faculty, but thclt allitance afforded only temporary relief—l went through ratiousCourfes lof Salivatluif, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mere Skelaton. The I that (pread all nest my limbs, rendered me a complete Object, fu that my (times defpaired of my recover). When brought to this Miming', confidered death a, inevitahle, but a relation of mine comment. ingupon the many Cafes M which your Pali had fucceeded, I was induccd to try a box of them, which I thought rather re lieved me, and by perfeeerance for two or three months, and fol lowing your Diredions, I ex peri.nced the molt unacconnta.. ble Relaxation from Pain, the Sores gradually fulifiding; I am now, thank Goo, pettedly reeoverad, and walking out daily: I doubt not but one more box, which I think cautious to take, will eliabliih my health in its original Rate. It is with the molt Iseartft:t gratitude that I fubferibe mytelf, fir, your much oblig..:l humble fervent. Was. Paxasos. Dcanfgate, Manchefter, July t, tßot. P. S. For the public benefit I do not object to the above be ing publifhed, but leave you to ad as your owu better kidse went than dictate. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Taos. TA Inn it. Member of the Royal College of surgeons, London. at hi% Houk No. 9, New -Bridgc4treet: Where, after a conft on t refidet;ce of more than thirty-lie years,in a prad#ce particularly directed to the Cure of Venereal Comp/aints, with that inviola ble fccrcey which men of hi • ProfelLon Ihould always obferve. he !Lucy's hinifelf, the advice and alliltance be gratuitnuflv Rd minilters to perks gaups this Medicine, will be efteemed, by a difeeming Public, as au advantage fddom tube obtained, and void of ambiguity. Alfa Sold, by his Appointment, for the canna:nee of that, living at a diftanee, at the Perfumer's, No. 3s, St. Albaer- Itreet, Pall-Mall; the Toy-lhop, No. to 3, Oxford-Rreel • Mr, Dilborough's, No. 7, Flui-ftreet-hill ; Mr. Steel's, nuokienes, No.'. Union-Row, Little Tower Hill; Mr. Watfon's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Calwell's, Dublin; Mr. Hi/Veg.'', Liverpool; Mr. Atklnfob's, Mauchefter k and by ene Perfon in every confident:tie Town in Great-Britain and Ireland, In Bares of only as. 9d. each, reeled up with Full and rlaln !titre done, whereby Perfons of either Sex may Cure themfeivei with bufe, Speed, Secrecy, and Safety. SA RACEN'S HEA.I.I INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, AND EXPEDITION, FOR TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL. FROM THE SARACEN HEAD INN, SHOW-HILL, BY THE FOLLOWING POST COACHES: UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING to BATH and BRISTOL, by NEW POST-COACHES, through Gleppenham, Caine, and Marlboro' every Afternoon ; arrives at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bah, and the London Tavern, Thomas•Rreet, Mani, neat Morning—da- Ade al as —Out taa.--Parcels 6d. earriage..—PaSengers for warded fruni Bath to Bridgvrater, Taunton, &e. Liverpool, Wastingtan, Kenn ford, Stone, and litchEc:d New Coach, called the Expedition, every evening, at Five o'clock, to the Crown lon, Red Cre&-kreet, Liverpool Guard ed throughout. Birmingham, Mercury Pon Ceach,with a Guard Setiout every ahertpon. and readies Birmingham neat day at noon Panes by Oxford, Shipftetne, and Enlion, to the Saracen's Head, Still-greet, Birmingham. Leeds New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, fete out every morning at right o'clock—carries four infides only. end goes remarkably edy—pafres through Stamford, Newark. Re - ford, Doneatter, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds next day at noon. Notwithftanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the mat agreeable and com plete public conveyance en the North Rood, being unequalled in aecomniodation or conveyance by any other. Kendal, Lancafter, Freitag', Kirby I.onfdale, lota:n. 4 Morley, Ornifkirk, and Gadtang Pat Coaches, every after noes, at eve o'clock—Guarded. Loeb, SPitlby, Horneaale, Boftoo, Spalding, Octal:enough. Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, lets off Monday. Wednefdav and Friday evenings, at four o'cloek—aThe only Coach kern Spiliby with a Guard. York, Newcaltie, and Edinburgh PoR Coach, the Lord Milan, performed with a Guard throughout, fen out every morning at (even o'clock, by way of Newark, !tetrad, Tad calker, Darlingtria,Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Ber wick. Pairing:re finding themfelves fatigued from the length oldie Journey may rift what time they prate and then proceed en without any additional fare. The Proprietor at York rune Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other plasm. Caddie and !ankh Poft-Coach, goes with four Hares, end a Nerd all the way—paffes through Brough, Appiebg, Gado-bridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge. Weald , by, Aberford,Neealter, and Grantham, (the neareit way by al aillea)—fets out every Menefee and performs the journey with the greateit facility. Pafengere detained on the road by hullo& or *afire, have the peculiar advantage of their feats being fe cund in the next Coach, (with aoly Ex Caechnsea.) Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Wernoath,Dor (hater, id SaNfbury Balloon Coaches, every Morning at half pan ipart Three, with a Guards through Hoene% 'Wallace, Blandford, Balinglioke, and Bagilsot.--Carrie four labia, at only al.sa. each. Hertford, Ware, Hodderdian, and Cliclunt Coach, every Morning. Mem- Shcihild and Rotherham Rockingham Coach hog at Seven,--Ouarded. Oxford, Bet;fon, — and Henley New , Poll-Cosa, With Guard every Afternoon, at Five o'Clisek. Manclaeller, Wilmficw, Coogleton , Newt:Wale, Walfall. and Wolverhampton Poft Coesh,every afternoon. Duarded Sbrewfbury, Wellington, and Shiffnal Poft Cash, the Royal Charlotte, every evening. at five cideek, to the Raven and bell and Unicorn Inn,Shorwfbury. Guarded. Southampton, %%thence, Arksfeed, Alton Coach, every morning • Hull, Hardware, Howden. Thorn and Docrafter Poit Crutch every morning, at (even o'cleek to the 801 l and Sun Inn Mvton.Oat e, Hull . N. B. Heavy Weights of faience, Good*, Ste. conveyed by the under mentioned Waggons.—To Dire, Beetle,. BulVar• Bury, and all parts of Suffolk every Maeda?. Southampton, Wiochefter. Itumfer, Lyn aline*, Lywortyton, Chill:Aura. Ringwood, Fordinglvidge, Wimbaru, and P 301.1 s—lA'Aggoo: Afar/borough Newbury, and Read*, every Tuefday. Won:Liter, l'eribore, and Wyeembe,evezy Saturday. Cirentefter,Abingdon, and Haley. three times a mat. Sunbury, Hampton, and Twickenham, retire a week. W. MO UNTA 114 and Co. Wised:ugly acquaint their Fries , le an l the Public, that they wlll not be accountable (nary Pore! Of 1.11-gaße, Ike. of Mere than Five Pounds value, if led or d.— ensged old& fpelled at the time of delivery. and paid for ve sts Ingle, et the flaracrn'f-Hd , ! Inn. Sena-I sal. Landon. LONDON. enntal tor the Propnetor•,b, J.)14:4 DA N. r (of Maiden-lan% Carcht-Garden) at the r A PitifiTlN"• °curt. arty-ftrect ; and rnbfithrd by LEVH KENT.nreanterhury-piacc,Lambeth)at No.. .Carry-Illy. • , and at the Sint-Orrica Tempir-B.w : o.retJeh Or. • •• aontattanca tionstarthe £ OITO& arc rvw• r 0 Wile , •-• (-1 Par Vhf Gre Mit z 3. Yeas •wt VIM OC I ail; sods