Star. — London, England, 1803-05-16 00:00:00

EIV t..\"S .R,17 ES. The fAnwing a correa Table of the New Rates of the Fates of Watetmen, which has been recently made out by the Lotto MAYOR, and Couit ~ f Aldermen : EICRI LONDON BRIDGE lA'ESTWARD, AS FAA AS WINDSOR From London Bridge to l'aurs-wharf, or Ma ; f r om .111hallows•Ilairs to Blackfriars bt idge, rat either fide; (tom the Three Cranes to the Temple, or Old Barge•honfe ; from .Paul's w h art . to At undel lairs; from Blackft iars-bt idge, can either lidc, to Somerfet•honfe, or Cuper's btidge ; from tie Temple to Whitehall, or King's A: c ; frrm Strand lane to Weflminfier brie from Wedmintler•bridge, on either fide, to Lambeth 'lairs, or the Hence-ferry; from Lam -I,ctio(lairs, or the Horfe-ferry, to Vauxhall, or F:.• 'flier 6d.—Sculler 3d. From London -664 e to the Temple, nr Old Barge.hotife ; front the Three Cranes to Strand lane, or Surry-ilairs; front (I2eenitithe to Somer f_q-aaits, or Citper's htidgel from Paul's wharf to the Adelphi ; from Blackfriars-hridge to White -11111, of King's Arms-fairs ; from the Temple to Weaminficr.bridge ; from Hungerford to Lam beth-llairs, or Horfe-ferry ; from Lambeth-llairs to Nine Elms.—Oars B.l.—Sculler 4d. Ft om London bridge to Wellminiler-bridge, or the Wooden•bridge ; from Blackfriars-btidge to Lambeth-(lairs, or Horfe-ferry ; from Strand-lane to V.itishall, or Feather-tiairs ; from Hungerford to Nine Elms ; from Nine Elms to C.hellea-bridge. Oats IS.—Sculler &l. From London.bridge to Lambeth-ftairs, .or Hlrfe•ferry ; from Allhallows to Vauxhall, or Feather's-!lairs; from Paul's-wharf to Nine Elms; from Weilmin her.bridge to Chelfea-bridge.—Oars s. 6d.—Sculler 9d. From London bridge to Nine Elms ; from the Temple to Chelfea-bridge.—Oar. n. —Sculler is. From London-bridge to ChArea-bridge.—Oars as. 6d.—Sculler ts. 3d. With complry, From Lood•nalridse, ca thher , Oars melt Pcrfon. Side above, - • d. a. d. To Chelfea-bridge • . 0 0 0 4 To Wandfworth - 3 o o 6 •10 Putney, Fulham, or Barn Elms 4 o 0 8 • To Hamm: rfmoth or Chifwick . 5 0 0 9 To Barnes or Mortlake - - 6 0 A 0 To Prentford - - ' 7 a To Inewurth - - - 7 6 To Kichtr.ond - - - 8 0 I 3 To Twiek• nham or Tide-end Town 9 0 'Co Kiogflon - - to 6 1 6 To Hampton Coen or Hampton Town Is o To Sunbury or Walton-upon-Thames 13 0 1 9 To Sbeppert.on, Weybridge, Chertfey, Lailham t5O so To Stance 2 • - 18 o a 6 To Catcher or Windfor - 11 0 3 0 MOM LOllOOll auttor, LastwaiD, di ilia as CIAVISIND. From London-bridge to st. Catherine's, or George.ftairsi from Somer's Quay. flairs to Union hairs. or Eaft lane-Rain ; from — lroo gate to Wap ping New Stairs. or Rutherhithelairs or Kin;'.. hairs; from Hermitage-Rain; to durch-llairs, King Edwardllairs, or Hanover-ftairs ; from Wapping Old-ftairs to New Crane-ftairs, or King J 'ale% b-Ilairs from Wapping New-hairs to Shad. well Dock-flairs ; from Execution-dock to Bell. vharf, or King and Qeen-llairs; from Church (lairs to Great Stone-hairs • from New Crane flair s to Ratcliff - crofs , or Globe-Main ; from Shad well Dock-ftairs to DukeShorrftairs, or Pageants. Oars 6d. Sculler 3d. Front London bridge to Union-Rain, or Earl lane Rails; from Somer's (124 y-hairs. to Wapping 01,141 airs, or Fountain (lairs; from Tower.flaire to Wapping New-ltairs, or KotherhitheAsirs. or King's-Burs • from Iron-gate to Execution - dock , or Prince's Lira. or Elephant flair); front St. Catherine's to Church-hairs. King Edward's (lairs. or Hanover-Rairs; from Hermata . ge-aairs to New Crane hairs, or King James's Rags; from Union' hairs to Sbadwell Dock hairs; hoot Wapping Old -gain to BellAlllsarf, or King and 'gotta Hairs; from Wapping New-hairs to Ratclif-ercis, or . Globelairsl from New Crane.hairs to Duke Shore lairs, or Pageants. Oars Sd. Sculler ad. From London-bridge to Shadwell Doek.kairs; from Soma's Qttay.&sirs to Great Stone fair.; from Tower-fairs to Ratcliikrofs, or Globe.ftairs; from Iron-gate to Duke Sbore.hairs. or Pageants; from Bell-wharf to Deptford; from Deptford to Greenwich. or the ilk of Dop. Oars as. Scalier 6d. From London-Bridge at to i Duke Shore-Rairs, or the Pageants ; from W Olditairs to Dept ford; trom Bell -wharf to Greenwich. Oars is. 6d. Seuller 9d. From l i ondon.bridge to Deptford; from Wap ping Old•Rairs to Greenwich. Oars as. Sculler as. From London-bridge to Greenwich, or the We of Dogs. Oars as. 6d. Seidler AL 3d. company. From Lowden Bridge. oo dchv flas Oars. Ea& PaCom. below tim (aid 1014,gs w. d. tic ford • • o 0 is 4 To Grolovekk - o 0 o 6 To Badman - 3 6 o To Woolwich - s o o p To Erni To Nairn - - SO 0 •So Gretoldths is a 'fa Crays 13 0 T., (*.myeloid - • is 0 Watcrmen plying at or between Wiadfor and Woolwidt, when they do not take their fares di. scaly up .sr down the river, and are detained by their pa:fengers flopping at hips, wharfs, or other wife, are to be paid by time or dillanee, at the option of the waterman (that is to fay) if by time, .ears, at and after the rate of 6d. for eves y halt hoar they Mall be fo engaged; and a Muller, at and after the rate of 3d. for every half hour he flsali In engaged, in lien and iollead esl eke rates computed by dritance herein before fa foals. Watermen plying between Modica and Wool veldt, when they take their fares diretily up or down the river, and are detained by palTengers for more than half an hour after landing (being darted by fuch pttfenger to wait), are to be paid for 1,4 ..t' t ime a s follows; that is to fay, for oars 6d. and s 1r a Muller 3d. for any time not exceeding half hJar from the expiration of the tiro haft-hour j o;•..t. :Lc time of fed patience. land.ag, and fo in proportion for every [erect:ding half hour in which, they (hall he fo detained, over And aborie anJ betties the rates computed by diltance herein 1 helm e fet 'forth. No more than fir perfons are to be taken into any wherry at one fate, for any of the above prices, nor more than eight perfons into any pane boat between Windfor and Woolwich. Over the water, directly to the oppolite &we, between 'Windfor and Greenwich, with a [culler, zd. or id. for each perfon if more than one. An extraordinary circumllance was difeovered a few days lince, which is worth recital :--4kbout tg years ago Lady Guienroan loft a favourite dog, when the refided in Bufhey Park; the firlt advertifed it, with a reward oC five guineas, and afterwards ten, but without foccefs. A few days fine., one of the labourers grubbing up fome old pollards, found the fkeleton of die very dog, and the brats collar round his neck. and below it the Ikeletons of two hares, which he bad purlited into the tree, whence it is fuppofed they could not extai cate themfelves. Jobs Sidway,Clerk to a refpalahlehoufe in Loa d. n, who had abfcondcd with iyool. of notes, which he was fent to pay into tile Bank, and for whole apptchenflon one hundred guineas was offer ed,qtas been apprehended at Charletton, in Ame rica, in confequence of the information given in the public papers, and about t 'pl. of the money been recovered. Ladies in the Rate of pregnancy are recommend ed to ufe Mrs. Gattome l.'s Effence of Roles, and Nipple Cafes, one month previous to fuckling, by which means they will avoid much pain, in form• ing the Nipples, and alto prevent bad breath : •Indeed one Lady was able to (tickle her fourth child, by applying this remedy, after bringing up three by hand. Price ys. •to be - had only of the Inventrefs, No. 76, Long Acre, and No. 3, Shore. ditch, London. N. B. A long pamphlet may be had, with the fulleft proofs of its efficacy, (by feud ing for.) Front the SH ETTIVLD 111 S.—Mr. SAMUeL Walt-' BURTON, of Hollis Croft, Sheffield, has recently been cured of an inveterate Deafness, by the nfe of Dr. Tar Loa's admirable remedy, and has com municated his Cafe that it might'be publifhed, as he ftrongly expreffes it, "for the benejt of the Earl of Manilla" (COPY.) Stn—Havirg being Sided with Dasfnefs, st Intervals, for feveral Years, and trying various remedies with little etre& and having a Itroog return of the complaint Come time ago, fo that I coald fcarce hear a east and buries coning at my heels ; was much alarmed left fome misfortune &saki attend me; therefore t was determined to try your preparation fur Melinda, and to my great &tithe:lion, in arse days, was reared to sty ►ruing as well as ever in my life—the.efore, for the good of the Ears of Mankind, have made tlai known unto you. Shy meld, d, 1803. SA MU El, WARM TRYON. We underhand that the above elleemed Remedy may be procur ed on appEcatiou to Mr.-Mar. wawa, No. tB, Strand, London. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION. The Ring has been pleated to prefebt the Reverend Richard Garrets Orr, s C Mafter of Arts, to the Vicarage of breage. in the treaty or Cornwall, and Diceele of Eaiter. void by the death of the Reverend Edward Marbtall. MARRIED. Friday, at St. James's Clakenwell, Wm. Howard, Erg. of St. ohn'aquart, to MIL Arm Elliott, of the fame place. FFiday, at Clapham, Benjamin Brown, Efq. of New Bridge ftreet, to Mifs Rogers, daughter of Charles Rogers, Efq. of CLipham. Lately, at St. Helena, Major Henry Torrens, of his Majef ty's 8f th Regiment, to Mifs S. Patton. daughter of Colonel Pat ton, Governor of that Mend. On the 9th kilt. at Lilt Hadley, Surrey, the Hon. Henry Blackwood, Captain in his Majeßy's Royal Navy, to Mifs Gore, daughter of tie late Governor Francis Gore. At Lord Ormantowu's, Diblin, Colonel 'radon, to the the Right Hon. Lady Femmes King. At Limerick, Bat. De Burgh Fs-rip/fon. Efq. of the t 7th fwa, to MI6 Harrifoo, daughter of Mr. Charles Harrifon, of that . cat, merchant. fUrnas Golng, of MeneyquU, county of Tipperary, Efq. to Mifs Rebecca Going, (wood daughter of Rickard Going, of , Bird-hill, Efq. In Cork, Philip GiUlard, Efq. to Mifs Collins. DIED. snot did. in Warnoutb-ltreet, WWI= lard. Efq, of tbc Oid Sank bea Houk, Brond4treet. -- Lately, Mr. George Grols.tbe celebrated compiler of chunk hal mufic : the Cumberland Society (of which he bad been so years a member) attended hie fiancee' with all the honours pe culiar to that inftitation, and the folannity was chafod with a Attuned peaL At Dublin. Thee Haney. of Youghal. Erg. one of the pen. pk called (Linkers. Oa the aid ult. on her way from the South of Franee,wherc the wept for the recovery of her health, the wife of Samuel Thomptua, tfq. sad daughter of the late Thomas Thomploa of Greaunount, county Antrim, Efg. At Limerick. Mn. Crater, aged 73, relitl of lobe Croke', late of galeigLauwii, Efq. • la Tipperary, Wm. Chadwick, Fag. At Lyons, E. Ruche, Efg. only fie sod keit of Ed. Ruche, of Trabolgan, county Cos*. Elq, HUM WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morelia, • • .• • 44 minutes after so Afternoon • l7 minutes after is SORES la the BREAST. SCORBUTICpd RHEUMATIC COMPLAINTS, SCALPS, and BURNS. BEASELEY'S FAMILY PLAISTEIL THE Proprietor, a Merchant, in wltnfe Family the Ftecipc of this P . -lifter Lox been foe upwards of a Coo turn by the earned folialtakons of chore who have experienced s view,. now offers k to the Piddle, as the mot fiderkod ea. CAM. us Kum:ay to the following Diforders Cillteln I lit There is no riula4 rn which the Female See is Imre liable than painful nom la the Breen ; they attack the Patient at a rime wbeu aft la the molt unfit to bear the intolerable anguiet which •b;y oceik.vi ; and whither they have their origin in a peculiar preiliipnfing habit, ur are die einifequrnee minas: t•Lit nr ingied (tau acres Weed the este!) they are align Nicol iiife and ►eaith attic sakappy ferry. Num :le:4n sr: the cafes which have baffled the bill and attention or eminent Ps:aitioncer, or where /only a temporary, initead of tr. (Ocelot! Cure haa twee made. bar the troth adds IT mirk 'to which no ssivisibees r. 13 U a is intended) the Pro prietor of t►e Plaiftes wdLOy appeais to the Pablie, and ►e ith much Sedum and cessakiebas anticipates she relief of hansom cuticles. he ugura to the world fo lavabubia a Macias.. IN ANN RRRRR WAS. DMUS AND SPRAINS. But the elkacy et tin Wile:lnc la eat confined to the par; tktilat Cak a! orn•mmrioned : &area which proceed from in ternal or internal Rndka ; L-oru &slanted :nteataorance. or ham , feaenury occepatiotah are funs brought by this Pfeiffer to a eritn, aaJ heal without danger. la catetiallyealsi,cvas after the P.tkan has ler fame kw% ea Urac follered etulhernent, Mid awl trenolt have hero afforded by the ideal the Roam Sold whokfale and retail by Peir. Iturl=. h °tempi& ; and by Innlt M.dicia, Warn 4 ti. Vuited Kiaritan, M heap at 3..64 mai • WIMPS of the Mt'rica A and Certain COMPI.A S jl4foie Proprietor of Daran'a celebrated rnedll =tad 13ougles and 'Remedies, Mr. Du 'ova infuriate due Public, that he may 4a sfual be conful id daily front q to 3, at his honk No. 6, Frith-Rice, Sobo, on Cafes of Strieturee, ph- Itrudlons, Glee% &c. &e. as wallas Debility, audevay di& o. der where fecrecy Is fo effential a requ flee, that Mr. 1.1./atal provided a (retool Houk, that every Yatievt nu.y be istio;. doted is a feparate apartment. Mr. D. La for many "years confinel hilted( to that department of Surgery, acid from at tentive ',make, and the molt 'flattering roc . efs, he is enabled to offer a Method of cure mild, efficacious, requiring no con finement or nett slot in diet, and preventing the poffibility of a relapfe. Perfona In the country fisting their cafes fully, in a letter, enelofing a one or a two sound note, will hive proper re medies fent to the amount For the various fymptions, &c. fee Mr. Defoiir's Treatife on the above elimp'aints, price as. fid. the firth edition; to be had of J. Crown-coon, Soho; H.D. Symonds, Paternoiter-row; and of he Author. SPRING PHYSIC. T - HE Propriety of taking fome alterative Medi cine at this Seafon of the Year, to facilitate the efforts of natleet mutt be obvious to the waft capacity : it is a fillip wry pradllee, founded by the wifdont of our anceltora, and fondtioned by the approbation of every medical man : its utility is not confined to the prefent advantages. but mow& alto to the prevention of many difeafes, which frequently occur when Spring Pilate has been !needed. It lbould be recollected how much the perfpiration of the body is oblinteked during the win ter months by fogs, frogs. and piercing winds, which, by con firinging the pares of the flan, impede the necellary dilatory of faces from the blood ; thee, by accumulation, become sal mations, and (wilds nature, by vigorous efforts. or the arta ante of (ome (cafonable alterative is enabled to expel the re dundancy) lay the foundation of a variety of diftaka. The Public are therefore reminded, that DE VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS . . are proved by ample experience, to be the molt fafe and elSea carious medicine hitherto difcovered, as an alterative, purifier, mid fweetner of the blood, and br radically curing the Scurvy, Scrophuls or King's Evil. Scorbutic Eruptions, I.eprofy, the ill died, of Mercury, and all &leaks originating from an im purity of the blood. Prepared and fold, in boxes, prim 4s. 6d. or fix boxes In one, price 11. xs by the Proprietor, J. Pidding. formerly Surgeon in the Army, at his Warehoufe, No. y 6. Oxford-ftrect, oPpatx the Pantheon; alto retail by Golding, Perfumer, No. 42, Coro bill; 'Curt, Royal Exchange; Butler No. 4. Cheapfide; Shaw and Edwards. No. 66, St. Paul's Cburch.yard; Ward, No. 324, Holborn; Swinney, No. is , Pall-Mall; and by all Printers, Book(ellers,and Venders of Medicine throughout the kingdom. But all other Pilfh Ste. affuming the fame name(notwithitanding they rosy bepompougyadvertifedin the molthaighty)argoo)are futile preparations and grofs impofitions, tinkle figned with red Ink, by the role Proprietor J. Adding, No. 76, Czford.ftreet ESTATES near TAMWORTH and LICHFIELD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Swan Init, in Lichfield, on Friday, the sorb Day of May. 1803, at Foar o'clock in the Afternoon, QEVERALvaluahle FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD ESTATES of INHERrrANCE, and aim feveral LEASEHOLD ESTATES, in Lots, and killed to Condition, LOT I.—A Freehold Mete, confiding of a newly medal Meffirage, with Barns, and all fuitablc Out-buildinp, incom plete Repair, and about Ito Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Datum Land, Smite - at Wiggintou, In the Occupation lof Thomas Phillips, at the yearly Rent of 3301. together with a Moiety of the Manor of Harbftoo, extending over aboat soon Acres of Lead, abounding with Game, and bending a Right of Fakery in the River Meek... this Eltate i t free from both great and lean Tithes, and exonerated from the Land Tax. LO t 11.--. A Freehold ERate, to the Occupation of Thome PIM, •at the yearly Rent of 461.45. conlifting of • Medlar, with • new Barn, and about 23 Acres of Land, 4 A. 2 R. 0 P. at which are Arabia, and the Remainder very Rick Meadimi Land,lltuate at Coton.and adjoining therurepike Road bodily from Tanitworth to Lichfield. LOT 111.—A vary deferable Eftate, called Looping Hada Farm, in the Occupation of Thomas Padmore, at the yearly , Rant of isol. auditing of a Manage, with Barn, and *ill bitable Outbuildings; an Orchard, a Garden, and feveral Fish Ponds, well (tared with Pith; and about 49 Acres of Rich Arable, Meadow, and Palture Land, 34 Acres whereof are Fetched, and the Remainder Copyhold, held of the Manor of Longdom—This Elate Ia fituate about a Mile and a Half from Lichfidd, adjoining the Turnpike Road leading to Stafford, and is well worth the Attention of a Gentleman who willies to build, as the Freehold Land commands one of the 'ADM ' Profpelts in the County of Stafford. The Land is in excellent Condition, leveret of the ?album not having been ploughed for 30 Years and upwards. The Purchafers of the above Lots may be accommodated with one Half of their refpedive Purchafe Monica. LOT IV.—Two Pieces of Freehold Land, fituate at Nortoa,in 'the Occupation orrhosnu Mob, at the yearly Rent of 1311. 31. and containing about 9 A. 2 R. of Meadow and Arable Land. LOT undivided Moiety of a Piece of Rich Mea dow Land, called the Bufal Meadow, Etuate at Orgreave, ad joining the River Trent, la the Occupation of— Keay at the yearly Rent of t 31. The whole ache Bufal Meadow matures about 12 A. t R. y P.-- , The she/emendated Lots are all mo aerated front the Land Tax. LOT VL—A Piece of Meadow Land, fituste at Salter's Bridge, in the Occupation of Mr. George Booth, at the yearly Rent of ill and mataining about four Acres.—This Land is held by Leak untie the Sub-chanter and Vicars Choral of Lichfield Cathedral, at the yearly refereed Rent of IL stater the Lives of George Hand, if* Mr. JOl2ll Barker. and Matter Trevor Owen James. The following Enda are &rune in the City and County of Lichfield Lair capital MeSuage, fit for the Refidenee of a Gentleman's Family, firuate in linarritreet, in the Occupation of Mr. Jul. Potter, cnofifting of Two Parlours, and a Hall to the Front; and a large Kitchen and a hack Parlour, on the Ground Floor ; Fair large Chambers, with Two Deeding Roams, ea i the Second Floor; and Five modem Aides, with Combhonfe, Brerbotife,l'ard, Gorden, Coal-houk, Laundry,gond Collaring, att.—This Honk la held by Lisle under the ?coffees of Lewes Charity, at the yearly Rent of al. 3s. for the Tema( 40 Years, commending the 30th day of Numnabor, 1 792, and Madly re. OC*Cd 44 . 0 4 1 14 Yen& LOT VIOL l'wo Dwellbripheades or Tenements In Wade- Rivet. in the famed occupatioas of Thomas Won* with a yard, Rabb, and pigftye, at the yearly rent of 81 a 7s. and of 0 , the widow Markland, with Yard, Brcsobotik, Pigßye, de at i the yearly Rent of 61. a os. together with a Stable far (year Hoe's, ',canting to Wade-Ikea, with a Sadd:e-kiosk, Gar den boufe, and a piece of Garden grated, keg behind the Paid Dwelling-honks, in the occupation of the laid Joke Pot ter, with the Pellagra compelled In the lad Let, rind glvihr the fame a communication with Wade Erect. The Pricalins comprlfel in this Lot, or part thereof, are of Burgage Terme I.OT IX.—A Garden in Stow-ftroct, in the Occupant's of J. Aden ; and Two Pieces of Arable Land, with a Barn and Stable. in the Occupation of Thomas Smith.--nia L o t i s held by Leak under the hub-chanter and Vicars, for the I em of as Years, commencing the soh of March, shot,at the annual egferved Rent of 11. fie. ad. and ufnally renewed every 7 Years. LOT X—Two Pieces at micellent Pafture Land, with a 1 newly ended Barn. Steam et Boky, in the Occupation of Sherratt, containing shout 7A.2R. 22 P. whki, j A. aR. are Mid by Leak of the (aid Bub-chanter al Vicars, far the Tani of at 'rears, commence& the 29th ot °debar, :797, at the annual Weaved Rent of lea and dually renewed every Seven Years. • LOT Piece of Freehold Land at Bole!, adjoining ' the above 1,04. In the occupation of the laid SJierreet, sad containing about tit. r R. 23P. LOT X11...-A Pam oi Freehold Land, Gemlike& Coilin's Hill, in the Oirupulon al J. Adna, containing a A. 3 A. 37 P. LOT 1116-Irnto ditto. contending 2 A. a R. r 8 P. LOT XI V.—Diego dittomnitaining 3 A 0 R. s, P. an3l:Vo—Lol2o (11110, containing 4A. 1 R. 32 P. nick four Lora ore exonerated from the Land Tat. r Cr Padden of she ricked ive Presides may be had at lady , Day, a Reae, and printed Particulars had at the King's Arnie, Tantwore ; tiee.Crwro,Barten-iipon-Treet: the Anrd, Atber- I Ram ; Throe Tana. Sutton ; and Plana of the Mime may he k ken at Mr. Lander's, surveyor, Wi&aw; and is his. Giiirs, Aumacy. UMW. e, • fSi Ttrff C tten and others are (manned that %air may be iupp;ied with this valuable•Motheine by fending their :.Orden hy Costello" or biewfmen, or by encloting Calk is •'a !man Parcel, tHredied to Mr. )oliN WADE, No. 163, • yinet.eraeg, bead on, fair. which Puspocee , ntikei Packing _ Bozcsarwinvidtic , fending wth.fate . Ito any past et cm, Kin ints; Scotland; Bte. ONT RlR'ir itEsTO RAT ISM . .I3AtS A l‘t 4 x-LIFB A 4I4 Ht4,LTH, is the ftrft Maileine.jilbe world f o r rettorini a n d. Invigorating the Contelistions of perfona weakened and debilitatei bye courfc of dittpatedpicafurcco r indeed by any other cauks. Every day prikivecs *Comm. of the Angular fuceefs of this invaltiable Reiterative Mrdleir k . ind Many gentlemen have been candid enough to declare. th,t It bad fuccrasiled in cafes when every other Medicine proved in eficaual. • 6 . 'Clentlatten.of the Het diitinetion In this kingdom, as well as attars, whole cooftitutions were bmken and debilitated, have capeilenced the gond, efLets of shin Rettorative Mecileirs, Fe Nervous Diforders proceeding tram eseeMve drinking, fipatcd pleafures, the immoderate ufa of tea. or Irons wb.ur, r occationa great debility and, relaxation of the futiits,a better a^4 fake Medicine cannot be taked. Pignibers who had ander. gone too powerful enurfra of mercury, (that bans of health), which reduced them to aline of miferable eitiftenee, ree.ip,•l the utougt benefit Coma this Rvitovati•el fir afi* infs 'of ftrength and vigour, they happily I...gained atria fernses issakk. • For pains in the back and loins, plats and feininal perhaps there is not any Medicine ut }Wilk or private pradies which has been fa lucter.fuL - Note.—This Reltarativt Is prepared In pins, which product mare gradual ant Ixtting effects Mao adi the int• twat foram; th e fine( party of the ffilfain are info boterareferrea, be had at Wale. Medicinal Warehoufea, No. 43, Fleet. ltreet, and Ni. 1-3, Old Bond-fteme Regal F. a t b"rt 4 : B2COCI,NO. 130, t../aford-ftreet ; and all other Vembirs of Me. dicines in Town and Country, price fis. 3d. the boa; or It mop be bad Mistier boles. price ooly t 4 oa which anti& tlc salinity of fit (mall boxes, a. masie.up (mike semy,aavy, A Pamphlet on the virtues of the iteltorative, with a Lift le important Comm, may be had of the Venders, piteeta. - - WHEN Profeflional Men of eduiation and 1 :. fpoolibility deviate from the general fylteva by the fr. ledtion of - a peculiar Branch, the fatoltima of long cannoned Cartels Is the beR criterion of fupetiority. • Ten years have I devoted my prathice to the =eluting...lN aunt of THREE DISORDERS. and the dicer:dui :dint of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far 1111 I ins able the magnet thole coinphipts which aft the MIA import. ant in the catalogue of hams infirmities. After initiation into every branch as sit Army Surgeon . , forma a with at an catty period of Entine to Weise individ.o. ale from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dam. gerons precipitancy of general Prultitionen. The THREE INSORDERS.to tht cure of which', hive de. voted my attention, comprise every ipc4es of VENEREAL IN FEC PION, whether of a recent or long dantiosi.—..aal!. Ail binds of DEBU.I.FY. whether wiling front the table et Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and Wily that de. rangentent of the fyitem in Women *Melt Is tailed BARREN. NEST: or SrditiLlTY.. Numerous difeafes are the refult of ignorance or haße in t h e treatment of a Ample GOtwthea, and it not ocfrequesttly bap. pans that the feeds of Life are poitantionin inattention at at unguarded hoar. By a finswior method Inch complaints we Wily cured, and even where others have failed, true that I may ninon to offer a radical re dtablithment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dards in the dlforder, compared with the e kn afoul invasions of Men, whit from ladolgeoce in a sourmut VICE, or the prottsitat Gaieties of a falbionable Life, acquire ;bag Sins of ,Degghtg which Is the unavoidable onfequerice of deb pendants &NM. Where the unhappy (offerer broods net hie AM CM fully conceals hie misfortune, it may be Ripe him to knew, that although it be stt *alai MA: abler with other Praelitiemorm the remora of dna - VIM CIENCI ES by the gradual progrefeof ressomaloo is the anquipo. Meat of my experienee. If the tint of Itattbas dt Vale IMO tendon amillatvitabse Medi sonny via be era nntril by an early emmteradiost 4,this Instill Ease, rid la . fhife gabs std peer thillesatleo willanenn- • • Bat when ME Aclielney ON For peas tatted. a komillt Perfeeerahce it indifpsofibly requifite to revive the Ilsonaming (ports of Life, and to re-onlmatil tfie eaaftitotion MARRIED WI:WEN. win hen long Mien AiElPPoilltni incise:it undulate of a Faintly mayE h g e afured,tdist igaud that Winona fads Minis are =rehab, Maki! MIL The SECRECY which is foesflexeded to far apienskier. so/ the Qualifications which I have unasd to date, form tie Bads of my weteridans, and hi • With Web 'Maim* audio Is awe, that Mr. Mallen/ be confutes* porronsin (or by letters incloCmg a fossil Dote) A his hook, ill. ay. Arun, fleUltrett, Snood, mar Temple• Bar • • • • There is an addition* ottsmiace, la Wear4ssit and the Dame is on both the doors. IL Ban, Member of the Iteivitsaitge et u rge ftlt` To THONIAS VITUNI, - Ef4. - • 'IV • Hesiourod Sir; i‘disdPictits With as; ghee. T BEG leave to inform yo Oat ever hetet AIM I A year typo, I have been 'gilded with the 141 IT Veneta% which, from its *Nam* =nabs cvey mate tnedithen phicribed by the molt eminent of the tenuity ham s arn4; mks. going feveral revere mutes of fa/Madan, difthargig from the Helena, with little mild, would appear mita fit molt inveterate nature. In the Spring of lab mar my thimble had got to full ahead, sa nearly to put a perinito my efibthent bad a large ricer on the crown of my heads .ere ea oath luny and my legs were broke out in a frightful WORM Mr AIN wasdreadfully painful, and bad bets Is a hue of uluarint for the lab keen years ; my left had alto two large nodes mk s was very much 'dtkoloured.and gave me fitch caoruciadampap s rlady when woman bed, as needy to dep rive amt wrot e t ti hrs InnentaNe hate I wassecammuthed by Mr. J. Those. too, (who rudved fe great a care by them Ma), to mice Fake Leak es Patent Pies, which I began to do on the 26th of Mays to the tourfeof a etiolate I began to receive Melt-teallth more than a month the ulcers an my Lead andante ware Iwo& ty healedsofoon after the forts an my legs healed afes, inssieg however, confiderade difealouradan in the Ida, and pain is the bone of the left, with% by the biding of Goa, and litsM lanes perfevevanee in your invaluable Medicine, fubided ; the nodes • paling. thicken repining its natmul hoe, caddie am. tarsal pains gradually going 0ff...-1 thus became, by your btu. cal advice sod ntedkine.perfolly free from an tnyfenner cam. piaints—have reestmead my former fpirit and Inagth, and am ' become jolly and fat, In which hate having cams eped woof month. to tie ehosiOthent of alt who Meer me, l am at a lab I in what terms to equal toy gratitude, but tug you, for the good of ether Cohering month, to maim this my cafe as pubis se poet*, as on every oecabon s le fo doing you oil greatly oblige' Sir, your grateful, obedient, ilionabk fermis, ALEX. MUMMA, Swan's Chia, His .that., Edinburg& Witham to the above cure ...labs Thempfen, So. g. lass Poultry-madest,ielin &time& ,OldAgnoisy deklidinisersth Prepared and lad by the fait Proprietor, THOMAS Tat'. T.OR, Member of the Royal Collegrd 'Sorgeone,at ht, Pirate, No. 9, New Bildmi-itrect, /Am en t where, after a emits* rtfsdence of more than thirty-0x years, Ia a realm punish► ly diredted to the CUM of Veneeiel Complain% and shah Lath dental to the Puts of a:mustiest, with that insects/de bitty which Men of his Profefion lhbuld always obferve In huh ego t i he Gauss &solar, the advice and airdintre he gratuitoufly 111. snlailters to pitons risking this Medicine, viii be alicauld. by a dila:rang Public, as an adratage fcl..kste astaimiths and void of all sr/dignity. Ado fold, by his appointment, far the mactrarnee teasels living at a distance, at the Vertu met, Na gy, St. Aar**. Street, PahMall; the Torditip, No. to;, Oxford-arse/ Mr. Inheirouglia. No. 7, Fiat ftnet-hill ; Mr. deed. barkithet. No. t, Union-cow, Little .Tower-hill; Mt. Suter's. South. bridge, Rdiaberth ; Mr. Colwell's. ; and by i.e PR' foe in every essithetable tOllll ha Urea* Britain and letriare.in bates of only as.9d. each, fealed tap, with fell and plain fi• tstaions, whereby pertain of either Its nay rum thestfelvss with cafe, freed, harm?, and fafery. Nat, Lowy nos fold in Great Britain le Saha sip with Snoop, on which, by favour of the Conatillismrs, Is at the thunrollicess-T. Taylor, No 9, Nov innate wimails Wog, and - 41 ..eLer; sac eauoujimit LONDON: Pruned awl Waal by LEVEL KEVE;(4OCor terlaaiiirker. l )at the 3 tmi OFFICI. Mn. t•lrN e rl Anis "What a)hq is likt SIMI OM% Taperall‘