Star. — London, England, 1803-03-07 00:00:00

'I Tel Ft Ll,l fl.•: LONDON G...17.,W . T.E, 022.. PL'IILIN•CASTE h, 111, VARY 22. 1 7` . ' I.', Itori ha,ny ;•1 tl,t• N , . \ B.i '.•i• i• I ..••;•. OA• la. 1•1; t.,s .y '7l I tu..l, atc uftul oaths p:aLe at the Bll4id WtItTLHP I.L, MARCII 1”Ic K . iu.! 1,. v1.11. - -tfttl tura: tto Croriz: Harrifon,ffq :..y rm.), the Ofliec of Cf,renct Liz King uI to:A. the :,,nith,E.ALand M'e:t ' , arts of tii..t parr o! . ;cirigJoni of Grr.a lirit.in and Ire- I.,nd call.d Lo:Anid. in the room of Thotriao Lock, Lk. late CI acne, us, dccelf.:d. At the Curt at £t. j.inies's the 23 of March, plefent the King's Mott Excellent Majefty in Council. His M.tjeity iu Council was this day rlcated to appoint lore:, Lig. of Doleco , hy, to be Sheriff of the County or . I*.n . intarthen, hdtc.n: of John Llev,•ellyn, of Cattle I fq, K of E,nufort, P fq. to be S'acrlf of tha Coun ty of lirtscon, inftcul of a.kville Gwynne, of rwim,,wr,Efq, his M.ijelty was alto pleated to m.tke the foliowii.g Amendment upon the Roll R.l.lllnr—Thom..; Howell l's,larmaduke Gwynn'', made Mar nt.lduke Howell 1 hornas Go yone, of I.l.:nehrith, Efq. mil.rrAßY pßomonoss. WAR oFFICF, niIRCH 5. 6th fir-.invent of DrAgoons—A fliftant Surgeon George NT. A front 1,4 p.ty of the late g4th Light Dragoons, to be ate'lt.lnt Jur icon. 7th lUi'.ntent ct Light Dragonna--Cornet William Jordan Al..uck, freer , the 7th Dr. goon Guards. to be lieutenant, by purrhafc, vice C:nimpion, promoted. Lieutenant the Hon.:a - able G. ti. r. Cayemilfh, from half pay of the Re giment, to be Lieutmant, vice Nlacdonald, who exchanges, . ..„. _ rcce . ving the iTtce. 16th Ditto—C'oroct John Itl‘Cillivray to be Lieutcnant, by purch.ife, via 12.nottio•tam, who retires. Sift Ditto--Adptant George Fowler, from half pay of the York Fcnciblce. to be Cornet, vice Taylor, who exchanges, . receiving the difference. 23d Ditto--Camain Thomas Barnett, from half pay of the 4th Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Maule, who exchanges. iiomperch's Mounted Riflemen—F.nlign RichArdfon, from the ttt Feet Guards, to be Captain, by purehafe, vice Bennett, who retim. ift Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain George Auguß Cooke, from half pay of the Regiment to be Lieutenant, vice Buck• worth, who ceche , ger, receiving the difference. George Hancocke, Gent. to be Solicitor, vice Luard, who retiree 4th Regiment of Foot—Ll utenant Alfred Benzene to be Captain, of a Company, by purehafc, vice Chaplin, who retires. nth Ditto—Lieutenant William H. Wllby from half pay of the 32d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Fitzlinamons, who ex- deal" receiving the difference. nth Ditto—Fatlign Sainti•lFuld Whittingham, from the 66th Foot s to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Buchaan, wbo retires. Liostersnt Chutes Thomas Gladwin, from half Pei of the Revais, to be Lieutenant, vice Eaton, who ex changes. receiving the difference. sgth Ditto... James Maguire, Gent- to be Estee, without par. elate. vice Stuart, who ragas std Ditto-Lieutenant Hugh Stewart, from the 91R Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Btrtfai, who exchanges. Lieutenant Hugh Strt to be Adjutant, vice Harris, who uchange.. S7th Dittoaptain Robert Browne, from the sit Weft In dia Regiment, to be Captain. vice Bartow, who exchanges. Lieutenant Wheeler Sparrow, from half pay of the Regi ment, to be Lieutanint, vice Moore, who esdrancts, re. stelving the differatee. Enke William Milne, from Ditto, to be Bairn, vice O'Brien, who embuiges. rocilving the _ &femme. gsd Dltta—Cigtaia jams Arico, from half pay of the tikh Ught Dragffoos, to be Copula, vice Priefiley. who im amate% receiving the difference. Ditto--Hofpital Mate Wit to ha Alllbmt Su mo. vice klorman, who redo& 36th Ditto. Setophill, Gent. to be raga, wtthout per. chafe, site Middleton. promote& 411“ We... George Aylmer Moor% Gest. M be lap. by parchaih, vice Measles, promoted. sgsgh DittoAeljutret James Dunlop. from half pay of the tate dbFieeolloir e liceeibles, to ba Esdign, vice Geedeo, Cu- parietieL 47th Ditta—Lleatenant George Tryon, from half pay at the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Lan, who eschanges. re . eei ingtlo difference. pd Ditto.—Ca;tain John PIO* Hunt, frees the 96t1 Foot, to be Captain, vice GiLlett, who exchanges. ssth Ditto—Horpital Mate .-- Doyle to be Militant Slll. - gem. yth Ditto—Enilgn Dudley Ackland to be Lieuttnant,by per chafe, vice Cadd, who retires. 38th Ditto—Enka R. A. Thompfon to be LiCllteMillt, by purchafe, vice Douglas, who retires. loth Ditto—Aßiftsnt Surgeon Thomas Scott, from the .;d Welt India Regiment, to he Surgeon, vice Stewart. who retires on half pay. Hofplisi Mate 3. Adolphus to be Al *ant Surgeon, vice Trlbault. Hofpital Mate --- Jack• Ran to be Allidant Surgeon. bed Ditto—Surgeon John Harvey, from half pay al the Re giment, to be Surgeon ,vice Reigning!, who exchanges. 66th Ditto..lLientenant Whitfield to be Capudn-Lleate slant, by purchafe, vim Reeves, promoted. Lieutenant R. Alexander , Gordon, from half pay of the 3t It Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Whitfield, promoted. 85th Ditto—Atlitlant Surgi.on Edward Doughty, from the both Foot, to be Surgeon, vice promoted. lierfpi tal Mate --- Storey to be Militant Surgeon. 89th Unto—Lieutenant .Iretribald Nlacdotrald to be Captain, by porthole ' vice Percival, who retir:s. pit, Ditto--Lieutenant Harry Burtfal, mom the lad Foot, to be ileuteuant, vice Stuart, who exchanges. Adjutant Ed. ward Harris, from Ditto to he Adjutant, vice Stuart, who exchanges. Serjeant M ajor Ruben Macdonald to he Ad. jutant, with the rank of Er No, lac:: Harris, deer-sled. 95th Ditto—Lieutenant T. Stirling Edmoidnone to be Cap tain; by mirchsfe, vice Stewart, promo ed. J. Travers, Gent to be Second Lieutenant, by purdude, vice Goode, _ protnotrel In the tech Fcv t. 96th Ditto—Captain Winton , Gilbert, from the S 2 Foot, to be Catit.in, vice Hunt, who exchanges. Ift Wc.t India Rcgimt ot—Captain Witham Barftow, from the attb root, to he vice Browne, who caeh.inges. Regiment of li antry—Captain -- de Rykimer, from half pay of the lat.e ad rattalion, to be Captain, vice Diet. fenthalh r, who exchange. Lieutenant —de Ryhisner, from l)itto, to be I.Aeutt t , ant, vice Riding, who ezebange4. id Royal Gal rifon Battalion... Lieutenant Juba Ranger, from lht 19th light I)rnnona, to be I.icutimant, vLe Moodie, annoy.' to the Gth Rotation. sth Ditto—t.ieut-vart Joh.' Hope. from h tlf pay I,th Font, to be I.icutenant, vie,: Grant, rcroJetd to the 6th Dattal on 7th Ditto—Serjcant (bales Kitt, from the id Battalion Royals, to In: kaGgn, vice Mai kay, repLiccd on the retisad lift STMT John Ssecettsnel, Grot. to he .. l,;;nCip.il Comotasry of Stores and l'ros,,ions st id OVA I. M 11.11 . 1 . A P. V ' - -"• James U 64 1.,v Old Artillery, to Cnior.unaant 01 ilsc r 11,.1 ;•.r Dirthan, of i ,th I ..nt to Ix Superintmlant Departtrort,t, trirr liutkr. LARR ; • mat Plii;ipe, Gent . to be a B.rcak Mailer in Great Britain •ice Bowan, rcfist. , 1. lIOSPIT %I. S 1 A FF. _ Arehnvy Stew.u-t Hcntikrt.,v, from L.'l-pay, to h Flrgeon „f t t, z Recruiting L4ftnet, vice Nltattie:.uz y, ~ T to Nla6he C011=411071 in thT Nnrth of the 11.1,nr.• !hire 1.1;nt1 'lit Losd Ltctc.cnant. Dat7d Fchttiner ;-• Jolla tiatugla.t, Ghat. w L. 1r:..; MtMORANDVIII. Paymnfl,r John Mackenzie, of the 72,112,•;iintent of root, eiperfeded, for ',NMI; entered into a lir ot.i.,tion for the Pale of his Pnyrnallt I forpit.it Alatc J fin Hemphill, is enemas,' the fervize, he having refilled to proceed to the Ration to which he wa. ap pointed. BANKRUPTS. William Peter Joggett, of Bridgewiit. r-fe i vare, London, and of Nemp's-row, Chelf,a, in the parith of St. George, Hanoi/cr eep:ire, merchant and infuratice-broker, to furrender March 2, 19, and April 26, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Kernot, Carey Circa, Chancery-lane. William Hord, of York, merchant, tiylor, dealer and chapman March 23, 24, and April 16. at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, in. Thurfday Market, York. Attornies, Mr. *f ate, York, or Meffrs. Allen and Exley, Furnivars-Inn, London. John Green, late of Reading, Berk'', mealman, dealer and chap man, March 7, t 4, and April t 6, at five, at the Compeer. in Reading. Attomita, Mr. John Blandy, of Reading, or Meters. I)yneley and Sons, of Gray's-Inn, London. Patrick Malone, of Mancheficr, thocniaker, dealer and chap man, March 18,19, and April 16, at ten, at the Star Inn, in Manche fter. Attornica, Mr. Edward Foulkes, Manchetter ; or M r. John Foulkes, Butv-place. llluornibury (yam John Ficigan, late of Half-Moon-ltreet, Ifilopfgatc, London, but now of Peckham Gap, Surrey, calliro and muffin dyer, dealer and chapman, March t a. 19, and Arra 16, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. William LaNhatn, Bartlett's- Buildinis, Holborn. John Cooper the elder and John Cooper the younger, of Seven. oaks, Kent, coopers, turners, and chair-makers, and copart nen, March 8,19, and April 16. at eleven, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attornics, Mr. George Poole, be rj calit'.-Inn a eery-lace ; or Melini. Hutchins and Hilder, Siwcnnaks. Andrew Leith, la . c of Shoe-lane, Fleet-art:et, London, fmlth, March 8. at one, March 29, at twelve, and April 16, at one, at Guildhall. A t tornics, Mcllis. Bolton, Savage, and Spike, Elm-court, Temple. James Dow, of Bufh-lane, Cannon-flint, London, neerchant, dealer and chapirtan, March t a, at ten, March 19, at eleven, and April 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry. DIVIDENDS. _ _ _ ..... _ March 29. Thomas Manion, of Tokenhoure-yard, London, merchant and infurtr, at ten, at CulldhAll. March 26. Sarno, Johns, late of Plymouth-Dock, Dcvonthire, thopkeeper, and tailor, at four. at Phi Hotel, Exeter. March 28 Samuel Mourilyan, of Deal, Kra, tailor and draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. March a 6. Jahn Sturges, of Northampton, dealer and charnan, at eleven, at Guildhall, London . March ts. William Jeffs, of the Strand, Middlefex, dab-r -ather, at twelve, at Guildhall M..reh t it. Thomas Hayman, of the Old City Chambers, Bithupfgatc-dreet, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. March 26. Jonathan Fox and William Fox, of the Pavement, FinLburytquare, London, merchants and partners, at twelve, at Guildhall. March 25. Richard Parkinfon, of Bentley, parity of Arkfcy, Yorkfbire, otherwife of Doocalter, common brewer and maltftcr, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Doocafter. March 25. John Yendale, of Wcft Monekton, Sorafetibire, mealman, at ten, at the Celtic Inn, Taunton. March 26. John Day the younger, of Maidflone, Sent, tailor, at ten, at Guildhall, La don. POLICE. UNION HALL.—Saturday a man named Smarr! Be,?, but who is better known by the nick name of Poor Help, was brought before the Sitting Ma giltrate on a charge of being a fortune teller. A complaint had been made previonfly to the Magif trate by Robert Gray, the agent employed by the Society for the Suppreffion of Vice and Immora lity, againa the prifoner, in which he fated that the prifoner had been for feveral years pita em ployed in the praitice of telling fortunes, and pre tending to be a wizard, by which he had realized a confiderahle fum of money, and in carrying on his nefarious and deceitful profeffion, had induced many perfons to believe he was really able to fore tel their future fortunes or deftiny, by the affiflance of the Angel Gabriel, with whom he frequently converted—and, by a knowledge of the Holy Scriptures, for which purpote he always made it a prauflice to quote many different portages from the Bible to thole who came to him, and by there means fo worked upon the minds of feveral weak perfons, as not only to occafion them great anxiety and diftrefs, brit had dillurbed the peace of feve ral families. That he, Gray, had been with him at different times, for the purpofes of enquiring of him different circumflances that might attend his future fortune and welfare, at which times he had charged him half a crown t and at the different times Gray attended him, he found feveral other perfons there, tome in the room with the prifoner, and with whom he was prarEtifing his pretended fcience ; while other; were waiting for their turn to be admitted—and among fach perfons he de fcribed, that there were feveral of both fixes, who would not be futpeCted of fuch folly and weoknefs, as they appeared to be above thc mid dling clots. lipan Gray making an information upon oath before the Magiftrate of theft circumilances, a warrant was granted to apprehend the prifoner ; and to confirm what Gray Slated, he told the Ma giftrate he would introduce one of the officers to the prifoner to have his fortune Laid. John May, one of the officers, was fent with Gray to execute the warrant, and when they ar rived at the prifoner's bottle, they found him en gaged in the exercife of his profeilion, with a very decent dreffed woman, and Writing down portages from Scripture. They waited till the prifoner an. tapered her Inch clue:lions as Ehc wiffied to be re• folved, and then May derired to have his fortune told. The prifoner took hold of his tight hand, and, after ersnsining the iodide, and quoting fete ral portages from the Bible, foretold him feveral circumflances that would occur to him, and made him and Gray a prefent if a curious firaw ring of vari(itis ccdours. May then enquired of him his charge, when he told him he never took the mo ney, but the woman below did, whom he called sir. and May paid her a thiliing in the prifoner's pretince. May then informed the prifoner of the other ob jeet of his sitit, and in return predieted to the pri- Inner what was likely to happen to him, and took him into cullosly : the priiinscr, who was very thong, refilled the officer, who, with the affihlance of Gray, had much ti °obi: getting him out of the honk ; oriel when in the Street, he made Inch re finance as to occafion a volt crowd of perfons to ;ramble who attempted to refeue the prifoner, and it was with great dinicolty that May, with the help of other officers, got bins into a coach, and brought him to the (Ace. Wlren he appeared before the Magiffrate, his !vets appeared a difoifed garb, to give him the pprarance of an old forcer:r, the better to carry kin his praffsce, and wolfs sqs..at the minds of his curio:llmi; he had a large crapping ::',osvn, trim med with fur ; a cap, and a Inge pair of - tied round his legs. He pretended to be iufne and would not give any coriiilent anitvers to the quenions put by the Magiitrate, but talked in a molt incoherent manner of the Angel Gabi lel, who, lie laid, had given him the name of Poor Help ; mentioned the names of fevcral Nobility, and c..lr. tinned quoting palfages of Scripture. The Magiftrate thinking he WAS as much like a' rogue and vagabond as a fortune teller, commit ted him to the Houfe of Correetion, under the va grant AI,C until the nest Qiarter Seniors, wheti the Society mean to continue the Fidectition. THAMES OFFICE.—On Saturday a charge was exhibited againft a man and a woman, for havint , . in their polfeilion a quantity of goods which had been extracted from a bale in the hold of the thip Union, Captain Hunter, lying at Mill Stair., tier mordley : part of the property has been traced , o a grocer in Rotherhithe, who, together with his' wife, are committed for re-examination. Several other cafes took place with refpeJ tn people plunder Mg on the banks of the Thames, which being dearly proved againft them, they were convidled in feveral penalties adequa e to their offences. MANSION House.—Several perfons were film moned on Friday before the Lola) MAYOR, for bas ing in their poirctlimi a large wiamity of 'woollen flax, not marked with the word " Wool," pia ant to art old Ad of Parliament, which fubjcds the owner to a penalty of 6d. per pound. It was contended on the behalf of the parties, that the articles were made of old blankets and maw-tires, and did not come within the meaning of the Aa, and were not intended for exportation. His Lord- Ihip however thought otherwife, and inflided the penalty, but as no fraud appeared to have been in tended. he ordered the wool to be rellored. Saturday Mr. Rolfe, who has had the building of fereral houfes on Snow-hill, made a charge be-. fore the LORD Mayo', againft Thomas Elliotr; a carpenter and talk-mailer under his employ, for leaving his work in an unflnithed (late. Elhat acknowledged the fad, but raid he could not get men to work for 225. a week, that being the price agreed on by Mr. Rolfe. He called tome perfons who gave him a good character, and who Paid that journeymen could not now be procured for lets than 24.5. a week. Upon the recommendation of the Lord Mayer, the matter was accommodat ed between the parties. MARRIED. On Saturday loft, at Bath, by the Rev. T. E. Colftoo, tenant-Colonel Alexander Colftoo, fon of the late Rev. Alex ander Colfton of Eakins-hall, Oxfordegre,to Mifs Warington, only daughter of James Warington, Efq. of St. Jama's-fqusre In that city. At St. Martin's Chords, by the Rev. Dr. Wingfield, F. B. Hippiiley Core, Efq. to Mifs Jeffery", only daurh:zr se Tho mas Jeffery!, Efq. of Creed Place, in Gloueefterfbire. OD Monday Andra, Efq. of Finlistiry-fquare, to hilts Elisabeth Garland, daughter of Jofeph Garland, Efq. of Poole. On Monday Taft, by (pedal licence. Devil Power, Efq. of Cork, Ireland, to Mitt Sophia Moldier, of Mortimer Greer, Cavendills-iquare.• At MilletMlL on the Ink alt. Lieutenant Colonel RuffeL On the aft init. at Guildford, Mrs. Pickfteme, wife of Mr. Eiekftone, Under Sheriff of the county of Surrey, in the 6aft year of her age. On the t yth ult. at his lodging., in Benvickareet. Soho, Mr. Joreph 'flakier, many years in the Royal Regimest of Dee goons, aged i .t years. On the nth ult. at his hook in Tothill-Selds, Wefiminfter, in the yath year of bh net Mr. Ralph Coulthard, one of the Yeoman Where of his Malefly's Yeomen of the Guard. On Wednefday evening, at Campdeo-place, Kennington, Mrs. Delaficid, wife of joreph Efq. of Gyffanrs brewbouft, and After to Mr. Alderman Cointoc. On the td loft. at his hook, at Stoke Newington, the Rev. Lewis de la Channotte, one of the Alinillsrs of the french CI arch, in Threadneedle-Rent. On Saturday fennisht, at York, Mrs. H. Egerton, widow of the Rev. Archdeacon Egerton, and niece of the Inc Sir William Lowther, Bart. At Chefter, at the advanced age of Se. Airs. Conway Hope, widow of the late George Hope, of H, EC q. At Edinburgh, on the ult. Mr. John lianton, writer. On the 19th alt. at the New inn, Inverary, on his return from the Welt Highlands, George Blackwell, Efq. of Ramesh. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning •••• • • • 4 minutes after a Aft‘moon For FEVERS, I N FLUEN ZAS, COLDS, SORETHROATS, REDIMATISMS, AGUES, the YELLOW Fi VIiR, S ANTIiONY's FIRE, and for all BILIOUS and INFLAM MATORY COMPLAINTS. Da. JAMES'. POWDER. ''THOUGH this Medicine has outlived its op• ponents, and become a favourite Remedy among the molt crnirt,nt of the Faculty, it is fingular that an early preju dice lbould (till remain hi the Minds of loose Falba., with re gard to Its lately : but the eaprience of in , re than Half a Century has Aewtt, that the Dative attending its Uf.: ever indifercet) is not greater than that of other M. :lenses, which open the Body; and that it porches this peruii.ir Virtue, ' that if no vitiated Bile, or other Matter, on which it is intend ed to toft. be contained In the Stomach and Bowels, it ufually paffes off without any fenfible effect. To this old prejudice it is owing, that the P , •wslcr is commonly given in Doles too (mall to carry off the Complaint. Thole however who have had the molt praelice with this Medicine, acknowledge, that the free Adminiltration of it in large Doles Las occaliolud lels ' inconvcninee and greater Need's. It Humid be rye!' as loon as potible afier the attack of a Fever, or any fuck ',tot, ; tint; whims it cannot do harm, even thitigh the U.;, , I'LLI he tint afcertainesi; and if a Cure be not the co:ifee,:.ence. it will have the good idled of preparing the hods 1, r other M..dichies which the indication or the [kill of the Pro tit inner Thi s R e mark is the more veccifary in ca.f al of fticl,ltil i h where Medical Advice Is not to he iinmeadtly and i therefore all perfons in remote fituatians fhould he provided ; with a Remedy. for which every advantage may be L .ined. and I no tilt incurred. But here Indeed a U r:quilite to guard againit impofition by co ttttt err:ilea pr. pra i. 4 a. san‘ch, by proving a di/appointment, and often ce,i t.• the Patient s te, d to hi air the original Pow I, r into thfremite; it may he nereffary therefore to repeat. that the 'ate Dr. Janeiro • kft In the !lands of Ids Lite.:utors an .%itlsvit. width tht y pubtflu.dat his &teak, for the faii.faetviri of the We, Id; de claring, a that be had never &fel led the Secret and the Im provement of his Powder to any Pert.rs, hut hi, Son and Mr. N,wt.Ty,~ from whom holy the gemuius Medicine can be Yh'-inc , l. It is fold th•trefore only by Francis Newhery, No. ire, St. Paula Chorea -yard, a few Doors front t h e Cornar of Chesp fidi, London; and at Dr. James's late It doe in Bruton-Po-et ; In Packets, P. ice as. 9d. each; or in Biett... coataioing 12 Packet., as made up (or the Army and N.:, s,) Plitt 11 4s. Duties Included: and as by the Late AA the Duties are imputed upon :Medicines t,r Foreign as well as 11.. m, t'ir.futnetioo, Purchat its will b: careful to obkrve. that the W nrds •• F. Newt., ry. No. 4t. St. Paul's," are engraved in each Stamps... No "tines are genuine. N. B. As this Powder is found to he r^culiarly efficacious, in th^ Diforder, of Howl, s. and in the IN. crnper -h rn fatal to Dm,. particular /Arcs:bans LC now As* CD fur the Lift of it In the printed &lb. r 4• HING'i PATENT WOR:4 ar,' p:.troLizrd by the Firft Nub.cm i.l to, ;‘• ina fullowiog hi.ve t!,. it., sr, II .1, .0 the Pnor then: . with utiperalicl d I!. r i iracc the Uue,iefiot Leeds' The Rigft lion. the Coui.tils of Da•n;,.s, HOT). the Conntefs The lion the Cou.:!:•fs or %', Nor;:a The Rhht I lon. the Ci.nriceli of 1 lie 13.sht Hon. 1..4d .2 &dine Cap,' The kii;l:t Hon. 1..f1y Se sneer The Right Hon. Lady Putton The ltig!it 'on. : .ady Say and srle The Ri , ; ;lt I.'icy llridgentnn The ht Shertiorce, And mAuy Ladies of the fna Rank and The refpretn!ti.i•y of wh , , It N:r.('',;;••• ire ice Ini.in;re4 with trout P.-foni of the Chara, 1. r.fu'..y rovr both f :let!. ••• •cv tit ;;• Ni .•,. eine oil ail oceilions, ,hich together with t.,e pri.On'on of Pcrfons of the foil elnitlVl)Ce to th fop;rcedeoi the ncsrlliiy of .iny furtlwr picu:. • sold lßloilciale and Retail ot ant t and R. mod NT e P.m of the 'hilted a at a nd a , 31'0 for r.,*olt- !Kayo!, in ii:/ac • at its. cash. hlarch 3, t ~..., Dint AS of tl:c Ift E I Int A and k2rrt.rin c()All':. XS fi , ',C ?rot), iet cf ct le ! nAttd r.lc ratr,l and e, Mr. •••ra A IA:, .th_ t :re tr• ry ri`rral Lr r•rofol trot r • :r I :C 1 . 014. • re, t zu.no . no C , etc as wvn a , and • o der AO, R. 11.cr,cy IA a reit! , ticn a: . , provntod afp ci..tis I 10Ur thA car ry P tic t duc,d in a feparatc . partnivi r. Mr. D. bas confine.' hinitz-11 to slut eepar moor of St Ty. ! , • tesiLve pra,Aice., an." tae molt 114:t.-C.ne foe rf b. . ;;. .!,., 1 to offer • too lir•I of core miid, limm,nt or ratfaint in diet, and preveini. , g Pcrtuns in the ccinntry stating th• I u!:y, i a lett, r, =doling a one ora two ..ound roti , medics fait to the amount. Fot the v.., ion- c. ke. fee Mr. Dufour's Treatife on the ahoy; c,•,njra p, 1., 64. 'he filth edition; to be had of C ovrn cm.rt, Soho; 11. D. Symonds, Paternoftcr-e..w; 3:111 of he .rixiicir. WHEN Profeflional lqcn of :ir.d re fpnaftbility deviate from tl,, reiteral fylt.oi by the fe leetion or a peculiar Branch, the .7.i:anioca of long continued fuccefs is the heft criterion of hype rh,r;lT. Ten years have 1 devutth yr-I.:tiro :3 4.2 exet:F.ve treat mem of THRE.. ll:SORI.)1*RS, and tsc refult of my plan give. me adJiti u i ardoer to 0,1,..r. a. C i e a. I am able th, no:lsta of c0n17% . .;rt,, which ar, the mutt 111111012. ant in the catallime of I.:trap ndinnitics. After ihitiation into r tr,rr 'ranch as wt Army Surgeon, formal a win.: at an rarly feiin.! of 1 ea,i.ce to reicociodiviJo ola from the ignunmee urn ..1 Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of r u ' Thc'ff 11:1:17 to :it- cur, awhich I have tle.. voted my attention. c,)mptiae every f;.c ‘'ENIMEAL INF!' 1:111A, whethcr of a rece A nr long &ratio:L-441y, All kind, of 1111,11Lrrr. whctl.. r 3riling from the habit. ut Schoolhoyi. sr tbeindulgenct of mature ace, and laf.ly that de rangarix: nide l'eftern la Woatta %slat& I. cal :A 11.111..a.N -NEs:l or STERILITY. Numerous difcafe, are the refult of ignorance or hate in the treitmant of a fimple Gonorrhea. and it rot t.t.frty,attly bap. pens that the Ueda of Life are poifon...l Lycite indiferetion oleo unguarded hour. By a fuperior method loch coniplaims as easily cured, and even when: others have failed, I :raft that may preatme to offer a mac rc Few, however, are the cafes of complkatid dißrefs In the difinder. compared with thee .latnittus fit v &titan of Alen, what from inculgatec in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevakaat Gaieties of a fafbionahle acquire that flare of Debility ...Welt is the unavoti!aSkeom'equ-nce of loth pernicious habits_ Where the unhappy fuffersr did • over his mi:cry, bat care. fully CO= C 9 his mufortutte, it m.y he font.: coat:la:4o tor him to know, that although it be an 01tr....1 of doubt or none tabry with other Frac-Union:as, the tumoral or - , !cf. !WM CIENCI ES by the gr.,loal propels of reit ov.tion i•tbeacqu:r.i. mcut of my experience. If the rites oilitecit.e or Venus Ilat begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be reeentrd by an early counteradion f this languid nat.; and In eat s cafes no great difficulties will recur. But where this deficiency has for years milted, a proper Perforcrance requisite to r : vie; the Samisen% fparks of and to re-auiniate the Gin anutlon. MARRIED WOMEN. who hays. long 1,..11 ,litippointed in their expectations of a Family, may be affor,l, that in meat ialtances futh &Jetts are curatie toy hiedleat The SECRECY which la fo efiential to my undertaking, and the Qzalificatims which I have perfumed t. imin the Balls of my pretruftons, and in euincidence with Melt this inti oration is given, that Mr. BREE may be confolted pertonally (or by letters inelofing a (Mall note', at his haute, No. ta, Anus. des fireet, Strand, near Temple-Bar There is an additional etitrance in Water-great adjoining and the name is as botirthe doors. 111.. BREE, Membera the Roy College of Surgeopo TO THOMAS TAYLOR LSO ISZAR SIR, N. 9, Bridge-Greet, London. IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inforts you of the very great and eitraordittary Cure I have received from your InvaluatneMedldoe-I.FAK h's VATLNT PILLS. About two ytars ago I was attacked with a V . ass oaora, which I treated rather nightly for fouse time, but ter Diced, at length (pea-34110g all over my Burly, I aria uhligid to apply to the mutt eminent of the Faculty. but their anaemia affuraled only temporary relief—l went throat:4h Tatou. , Court, of Salivation, anal from being rather of a corpuk at Habit wag reduced to a merit Skeleton. The liken that fpread all over my limbs, rendered me a complete Object, fo that my friauls defpaired of my recovery. When brought to this &Nati*, I eon Mend death a. Inevitable, hot a relation of mine ,:iirtruaota ingupon the many Cafes In which your Pill. had turccesied, was induced to try a box of them, which I r otter re lieved me. an)by perfeveranoe for two or • Orat num:ka, and fol lowing your Median, I experienced the most tinaceoutaa• ble Relaxation fram Pain, the Sore. eruditely ibbfkiing; I on now, thank Goo, peefealy recovered, ar.' walking cat nanyi I doubt not but one more boa, whkb 1 think Cautious cooky will Aetna% my health in its orisinai It, tr. It is with the mot hearth t &rain utic that I fubferihe tnyft...l, Cr, your mach obliged humbl: ((avant, was, Picasua. Mancheiter, July T, IRO!. . . . . . P. S. jut ;he r,blic benefit I do n.,t o`,:je,i toffee *bowel*. ing yublifbed, ba leave you to att a. )pur own bane ju4 mcnt Rug dieter Prepar•Al and Sold lry th,•f•ole Proprietor. Tuns. TA• Loa, McAnber of the Rn 7 11 C. , llege of Sur,::rons, l.ondoe, a; tits Ne. 0, New-Brie ze-ftre. t Ina re. after a confl..u:t reuden, cof IllGrt thin t y-liz 0111,, 111 Ina.: !e mirth u I ariy di•t••'olt',tne('ure.lVeimveil nd: • h nt btu L.rtey wh' in men of hi. Pr- f. fli , ut Jti'd always °hf tvr. flutttv• the advie: and he g tat ultonay mariner. to p• taking hl Niedid .c, vaill l‘c • a•cined, a dircertnin3 Public, as an advantaze (ddm,t gobs olwaltuxl, and roil of amid uit y. Alto Sold. 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