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'fio-NfOkkOtk 7 . - - What's To-morrow ?—Mortals,say—v The H.eir . dupparent of To-day, In Fancy's view; who, ere his bitch, To father Sol, by mother Earth, ' With plastic . all-creating power, (That far efershoots the passing howl, Dcpicts hint, whilst in Nature's womb, Sees him arise from,Ev'ning's tomb, And now with hasty steps draw near, Exciting hope, and raising fear-.- To gild with joy, or shade with scrrow, Ten thousand prospects haste To-11imt R OA% The Statesman's plot% his wars and leagues, The Courtier's deep and dark intrigues, Tbe Nlerehant's wealth, the Farmer's store, The Lawyer's schemes, the 11Iiser's ore, The Soldier's honour, Sailor's prize, The fortunes both of Fools and Wise, TU..MORROw's destinies await, 'rhos rregnant with the births of Fate. flow watt, how strange, bow sad, bow gay, The Scenes To4slostaow shall display!- Har: life's first pulse shall learn to heat, •'t nd the re her last forsake its seat ; hie Minor see himself of age, busy.Attor leave earth's stage; Ow rise to office, honour, trust, ..In9rltie fallirg, " bite the dust ;' I he iavir shall enjoy his fair, - OS be or sbe rutbrace despair; •• w ay-worn Traveller" find repose, ,lit sink lfeneath a load of woes';' And joys et sriefs, and life or death, Shall be inhall at every breath! Who whit To-Ilisaltovr's pearls to share, Should list To• Dav 'unvez'd with care : The i tresva hour as gold receive, Ty-marrow may our beget decriye; For alt! what thousands now 'To-Day.' Pestles constant tide sireeps far awiy! .61vessird,'Srjw. 4, 1607. • ! GOSFLELD HALL. S "b.t-a. The seat of the Marquis of Buckingham in V.ssex, lati *ideni7e of Lonii-XVIII. - was, very lain atrtir the cot nest, in the 'poss,ession f ROlteri. 4e Clair,' Earl of Gloucester, and is 'fa part of the 1 1 4- finals' . of Clare, to which It parr acknostledgelkie34. 7 — Vraitiihisiamili it wiiidietiaied&theViret, tarts of Orford, and held Of tkem Adam de CaOsffeld hid, in 'the reigns of Edward'. and 11. it was the property of John Bellow . ti, Chevalier, whesi, name apiejahl6 have been given to the Lordship; • If was afterwards passed to the Roltes ; and from them, by . .it; heiress to the Wentworth sof Lodhain Half; of whom Sir. Roger was Sheriff Or this county, In • the year 1499. The heiress of the latter family married Rich ard, second son of Lord . Ryche, from. - *htnsit'pttssed to the Lords Grey; loit, at the beginning Qf the 18th century, was sold to the Miltingtorts ; and agate, in a short time, to John Knight, Esq. who, .41ying in - 111 S, bequeathed this Manor and LOrdship to Anne, his Wire, `second daughter to - jamet Ctagga, E Three years afterwards, this Lady mi"fift-d Rob sq. ert Nugent, Esq. after Wards Earl Nugent, from whom, in 17Sffe. these estates became the property . of George Marquis of Boekingliam, The pr esent proprie;• tor, *rho inherit; in right of hiviAdt• •-• • The Mansion called .Cosfield , Hail, though . greatly altered,' presents an interesting specimen ., of the do. trestle architecture that prevailed in the construction of_the residences of the Nobility, during the reign • of Henry VII who strictly enforced the ancient prero gative of the Crown, which had been compounded Re the Usurper Stephen, in prohibiting his subjects from erecting castles; yet here, as in other cases, where the restraints of the law proved an insufficient security against the violence of the times, its provi sions were evaded ; and the houses erected at the above period, though not coming within the descrip tion of a fortress, were equally strong and well secu red as many of the Baronial Cistles- This building was a large pile of brick, inclosing a quadrangular court, into winch all the lower tier of windows ripened. There were not any windows on the gro und - floor of the outside, and those of the upper • stories being strongly barricadoed, no. admittance could be forced but with great 'difficulty. The West' side of the quadrangle remains nearly in its original slate ; hilt the North, East, and South fronts were b u nt bytolin Kni ! ..,lit,En. who Owned the estate at the beginning of the last century. Various alteraiions have been made by the late Lord Nugent, and ackli ticinal i'mproiernents hive been effected underithe di rectirA of the present Noble Proprietor : the East and Sonth sides having been enlarged by •different motes and passages. The house; as originally built, con sisted of only one room in thickness, and, consequently there was no other communication round the inside, hit by passing throug h the mom. The west side. is yet in - this state ; and •the first floor is oicepied by a long gallery, Its 6 feet in length; and 12 in width.— This gallery is called (tors Atta.Ark',." in come menioration of that Sovereign having . twice visited. Lady Ryche at Cosfield. • The principal paintings that were in this mansion 'have been removed to Stowe ; a few good p still remain in the breakfast-roam ;and in the diaing-rOom are many original portraits, particularly of George I.; John Dube of Marlborough; 'tinsel Earl of Oxford, William Earl of. Cadty_an, Jam Didge . gth r I c T st . Frederick Prince of Wales, the Z o oid . Shaftesbury, Richard Viscount Cobham, Sir William • Wyndham, and 1)r. In the Library was, till very, lately, an ancient sculptured chimney-piece in stone, 'deserving . notice from its . sibject and. execution. •It represents, in bold reliff, the memorable battle of . Bosworth Field, be tween Richard 111. and the Earl of Richmond ; and contains 2.1 figures an horseback, with the King lying pitistrate under his own charger. Most oldie persona ges introduced are known by the armorial bearings on • their shields. Amongst otliei's are the Duke of Nor ' folk; ttiv - Earls of Surrey dad- Northumberland, Sir app t) by, Sir Walter . Blount, Sir William Herr. . • beit, I.Ard Stanley, Sir Gentge Stkole Sir William banduz, 14Ord • Edward Stifford,..Sir Qilbert Talbot, • Sir It, Ratcliffe, gir T. TyiretEdwird Lord Lovell, and eke Earl 'of Oxford. At' the eittrenthy of the chi nary-piece are 'small - statues of Henry VII. • 'and hit Viet's; esacdy resetriblinglhose on the . monument ~: , . . • 'at Westriiintper Abbey. The exact. date of this sctllp ture is uncertain, but it is known to be of considerable antiquity, it)having been removed in the year 1657 - froml.BoitHall, a. Email house belonging to the Earls of Oxford, owe of whom was a partizan of the Earl i of Richmond ; but the wh(l l .e is now removed to decorate the magnificent Gothic. Library lately built at Stowe for the reception of the MSS. of that Collec tion: • In the• green velvet apartments are various portraits of the Craggs family. Among them those of James Craggs, Postmaster-General; the Right Hon. Jaines Craggs, Secretary of State ; Mrs. Craggs, his mother, sister to Major-General Richards; and Ma jor-General Richards. The Park of Gosfield is extensive, and contains many fine old trees. It is also ornamented by a noble sheet of water, that was enlarged to the extent of 102 acres, by the late Lord Nugent. The reports concerning the Papal Bull, and the Titular Bishop of Coact; ithich we copied from an Evening Paper, have occasioned the foll Owing decla yation in the Irish Papers : I cannot express my surprise and indignation, on readinr in a London Paper, called The Sun, of the flat instant, a publication (since envied Into other Papers), stating that the Pots had ad dressed a Ball to the Roman Catholic . Prelates of this kingdom, to enrage them to use their influence with the people of the Roman Catholic tetsuission in this country, in favour of the views and objects of Bottninaf a ; and that the said Bull was accompanied by another Papeifrom the FRENCH Rotra,holding out as a motive of their compliance, the ascendancy of their religion in this coon:- try ; and that these curious dticntnents having come into the hands of Dr. Moir LAN, Titular Bishop* of Cork, he, as a loyal subject, submitted them to the Duke of. Po airt..istn. Whatever may tee the views and purpor.s intended by the person or persons who faa hricated, and at the' present juncture published these false: hoods, I deem it incumbent au me to contradict that publication as soon as possible. I therefore do most solemnly declare, that I never received, saw, nor beard of any such document, until I saw them mentioned in the aforesaid Paper, called The Stn--that I verily believe, and am certain beyond d oubt, that no such docu ments ever did, or do exist. I therefore could nut have submitted them to his Grace the Duke of PORTLAND. " FRANCIS MOYLAN, " Cork, Dec. 2R, 1,101. It., C. Bishop of Cork." Fier..—Saturday afternoon a most alarming fire broke out on board a brig moored in Limehouse-hole, which for some time threatened the destruction of the vessel and every one in the same tier ; however, the activity of the different crews who lent their assistance soon extinguished it, after having burned some part of the deck. The fire was occasioned by the careless less of the cook in boiling some pitch. !1: rn Monday se'nnight, a child, about four years old, laughter of Mrs. Reed, of Eye, being left with her ,iefant brother (whilst her mother went on an errand) was burnt to death by her clothes having caught fire. • A few days since, a gentleman, who was on a visit to the house of a friend, at Falkland, retired to his Vehamber after supper, in a state of inebriety. The servants being shortly after alarmed by groans at the kitchen window, discovered that the gentleman had leaped from his chamber, a height of 20 feet. He died next day. . A few days since Mrs. Sarah Clark, many years a resident of Salisbury, being called to sit down to dinner with a party of friends, sunk down and ex pired without a groan. At four years old she lost her .sight in a like sudden manner, while sitting at table, and had ever since remained totally blind. ;Yesterday a respectable merchant in the city had his pocket picked of a considerable suns in bank notes.— information of the robbery was communicated to Bow-street, accompanied by some intelligence, that the suspected persons were to meet in the evening at' the Cock and Hoop, in Holborn. To that house, therefore, Adkins, with several other officers, pro., ceeded, and took seven persons into custody, among whem they recognized three reputed thieves of the • names of Town, Morgan, and Ethic:. Above 301. and a watch were found upon Town. Morgan, with other articles of value, was in possession of a receipt for 4001. of East India Stock. After examination at Bow-street, one of the party who was unknown to the Officers, was discharged, and the -others were committed for re-examination on Wednesday. HATTON GARDEN.—Yesterday ten of the gang of puerile plunderers, recently apprehended, were again brought up for examination ; and a considerable quantity of their spoil, found at the place where they ,were apprehended, and at different pawnbrokers, were produced by Hancock, the officer, consisting of shoes, handkerchiefs, spencers, stockings, candlesticks, a dray man's whip, a considerable number of seed cakes, and other pastry, some china oranges, a silver moun ted ink glass, &c. The gang altogether comprised no less than 36 in 'number, orily thirteen of whom are yet taken ; three of those apprehended were found in bed with an infa mqus woman in St. Giles's. The exhibition of such a crew,of squalid urchins at the bar, the oldest not above twelve, the youngest scarcely seven years of age, was a'spectacle truiy shocking to every humane feeling. These little wretches, the offspring of the very lowest order of beings in the purlieus of St. Giles's and Drury-lane, are of that description which I rusually fill the ranks of thieves and pickpockets, and Late to be found pilfering round the fruit stalls in the several markets, or plying about the theatresat nights as link boys, or sellers of play bills. • The approver, who in this case gave testimon y . against his accomplices, was a boy under eleven, and remarkably small at his age. He was, however k clear, sharp, arul consistent in his testimony. He stat ed, that on the 30th ult. he and two of the prisoners set out for the purpose of picking (stealing) what they could get. They .first directed their course towards Cold Bath 'Fields, and on their way stole a pair of. new shoes from one shop in Cold Batls-street, and a . . cotton halt/kerchief! from another. They attempted to steal a piece of cotton from a shop window near. .Holborn, but were detected. They then went to. wards the Strand, and seeing .a pane broken in the 'window of a haberdasher's shop, they pulled a lady's sPencer, through a hole in the glass. On another day . .1 they stole a waggoner's whip from the door of a pub-- lis house in Great Queen-street, and, four sheep's- Ira& from' the window of a cook's shop in Pancras road, Their principal expedient was tb - Ciii thepanes 'from shop-windows, and steal' every think(' within their reach. No persons appeared to identify any of the articles .fpund upon the prisoneys, although their system of :m2d . atioa has been going on for above six monthi. I The)• wtit ietnimded into e ustody, in order that the Magistrates Might send them to sea, wi_der the as: spices ot the Trinity Iloilo& ' , scalioli divr4f2urrms. . • To',Titt Erwroß OP ilk' STAR. Stp—.Peshaps the insertion of the following - WHO interest the curious and 'learned in antiquity. The fact you may rely upon as stated Three days ago, some of the labourers on .that part of the Caledonian Canal which cuts the side of the hill Ti,rravaio, near Inverness, and close to the old road leading to Lochness, 'lug up a silver chain, of double links, in all containing thirty rings—the thickness of the bars which compose the links is about that of a man's little linger, and the medium ' diameter of the rings may be a little more than an inch and a. half ; the chain weighs six pounds, and is of silver mixed with a small- quantity of alloy, seemingly of brass or copper. A human skeleton was found near the chain, and a piece of the same metal, reseibbhng in shape a bracelet, •but . which could not . have been intended for that purpose, being considerably too small. Inierness is well known to have been the ancient capital of the Picktish kings, and the forts of Craig , Phatrickenear that town, as well as many others, are supposed to be the retrains of the royal habitations of, that race. Those well skilled in antiqUarian research can best discover the use of this piece of antiquity : it is now' in the hands of Mr. Stewart, siliersinith, who pur chaied it for ten pounds from the persons who found it. 1 am, your constant Reader, MONTICOL h. Nernest, December 25, I 807. LONDON 111.1RKE'TS. • RETURN of WI-fr...tT in Mark-lane, ineltutng only from the 21st of to the 26th of December. Total 5249 quarters Average 69.. 10c1-3i. 2td. tower thau last return. . A RETURN OF FLOUR, Eton the 19th of Decendier to the 25th of December. Total 11645 sacks—Average 60s. sid. ls. sld. higher titan last return. RETURN PRICE of GRAIN, on board Ship as under 1 Wbcat 45s 50s•to 60$ Boilers 140. to 160 s Fine r 44s to 681 Suffolk' 164 s Superfine . 704 to 72$ Grey Pease 58s to ii2s Fine White' 00, to 74s Beans, new 52. to 3s. Rye 42s to 4tts Ditto, old 01's to 6.2. s Barley , 514 s to 40$ Ticks, new 50s to 55s Fine 00s to 44s Dittp,old Qos to 57. Mat 6tts to 74. Oats :Ws 85s to :Ms White Pease 115 s to 120 s Volands 46s to 44. Rape Seed 001. to 251. per I.ast. Fine Hour 00t. to 605. per Sack. PRICE OF HOPS: ZAGS. POCKETt. „: - Kent I. oos. to 61. 00s. Kent 51. 00s. to 71. 00s. SLSUA 41. 16s. to 51. 10a. SAssex 51. 00s. to 6L 00$. Essex 41. Isis. to 51. 6s. Farnham 81. (10s. to 101.00 s. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. • Bags, 51. 51. to 61 6s I Pockets 51. 10s. to 71. Is. SMITHFIELD January 4. To sink the offal-per stone of 816. Beef 3s. bd. to ss. 441. Veal ss. Od. to 7S. od. Mutton 4s. 4d. to ss. 4d Purk 43. Od. to ss. od. IttAD OF CATTLt THIS DAT. Beasts, about 1840--Sheep, 12,600. Calves, sot►—Pigs, 420. • NEW GATE AND I.EADENHAI.I. MARKET. Pcr stout. of Rib. by the carcase. Beef 4s. Bd. to 4a. 4d. Veal 4s. Od. to Ss. sd: Mottos s. od. to 4s. sd. Pork . 4s. Od. to ss. Od. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. • ST. MUSS'S. WHITSCHAPIL: Hay 41. 10, to Si. les. Hay. 41. 4s. ti• SI. 12s. Straw 11. 16s. to 11. 194. Clover 51.0405. to 61. 18s. Straw IL 10s. to 11. 18s. PRICE OF HAY AND sTRAw IN SMITHFIELD. Hay 51. os. to 61. os. New Clover 01. Os to 01% Os . Clover 51. Ss. to 61. os. Straw 11. 13$. to 21 Os Average Price of CORN in England and Wales, from the returns ending the 26th of December, 1807. Whrat. Rye. I Barley. 1 Oats. I team. 1 Peas. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. 01: • d. 69 1 46 11 39 6 2 9 S 5.5 II 75 S The average Price of SUGAR, computed from the returns made its the week ending December 30, is 995. Sid. per hUtidred weight. SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, JAN. 2. CARGOS!, SOLD, 11114 PRICES. Wednesd. I -Friday, Dec. So. Lin. 1. MorttlAy, Dee. 28. NEWCASTLE COAL. Tligg's Main Gateshead Park Heaton Main Hebburn Main Percy Main Walker Wad's End 52 6 Willington South Hebburn Bell and Brown's Wall's End SUNDERLAND. Boum Moor 6 :, January 4. CO.ll, MARKI Ships at Market Ships sc 23 Newcastle Coals 15 1 Sunderland • 1 414. 6d. to 5.3 Od. 495. 6d. to 00d. od. On Saturday morning last, between four and six, the counting-house and warehouse of Messrs. Hands and Woodroole, in Wormwood-street, Bishopsgata street, was broken open by forcing the pannels of the shutters. The locks of the desks in the counting. house were forced, and Bank-notes and cash taken to a large amount. Not being able to force open the lock of the iron-chest, the thieves took it away ; it contained however nothing but books of accounts, which were found on Sunday morning in Moorfields. On Tuesday. night, between six and seven o'clock, as Thomas Smith, hatter, was returning home along the limner Bank, and the tide being up and the water overflowing the bank, near the Pottery, he missed his way, fell into the river, and was drowned. His body was found about two hours afterwards, within a few yards of the place where he fell in: The Jury sat or. the body nesttlay, and gave their verdict —Accidental Death. MARRIVD. Saturday, at Farnham, the key. James Elk, Rector of Bishop's Waltham, on of Sir ("Wooer ()ea, to Mist Elizabeth Poultry, daughter of the Rey. E. Ppuher, Prebend.* of Winchester. Fes. • Friday, John Mark le Chime, Kn. Chief of the South Sea .&crck. arid New Annnitit)ftsces . Tistrtdiv", Ibis trout:: atßrompton, the infant son of John Teniple, • • ' At. Barbadoes after a lingering ilin tea, tiro Huth Capt. Edward KFtrc, of his Majesty': ship Alexan4ria: • 1 uetday last, Worcester, Franck Coze, Eag. of a 'le hephew to the kite Henry 11414414 Coze, El+ M. P. of •" - • Stone Easton, S - uniersetidlige. • Lowly, In St. Amp's, boorka, holes tote of the Rf /MOW Well (4 ap Anellair for O t i c vat * 11.114 T 29 OA i osl, atidshowe io,yilivole-ttreetAitia*, DeN'ltts;,F.lq. ?tithe/9th reirOf pgeOirrat4p far t, ()be' if ate tsterchers'ilais ClikuN4 ' • ATTESTATION. THOMAS GLAISTER, farmer, of * 9 in tte Poi% of AbbLy./loltn, near Carlin e , c I was for above fix months forcly afaieted with a pLitit,attended w ith internal weeltnefs, lots of memory n . g ,_ my head. ears and.tweaft, and was fit had as to he e on fi nt 7 bed. I bad nutty remedies prefefibed me by the faculty ski 71Foetunatelf, Mr. Jodie,. erf Cartiftc. w in knew fel „ to me the CORDIAL. B t LlRAti.prepard by Ur. SOLOMtill,of Inrerpo, I t i nt ; of wh y 4 me ekek l ic only. I declare; has rettored m e "„ health. I have taken groyne to Liverpool, pa per., : ,s 1 my hearty thanks Dt Solomon, for the great bkifio g i.,.._ 4 joy of any -heal* through the great difeovery, e n , tvi re of Gilead THOMAS OLAI4I/41 Liverpool, Augun 16,1797. P. S. I Stall rants bCatlide by the Margaret Carlini g agoos , o f cue*, yeith *MN I arrived. when I au• ao to , Mr. JelUe thanks fur his kind recommendation agreeing* evii , ie bad to Mr. Francis Joilie s Seotch Itteeti 1 he Cordial Bntlaa of Gilead may be had of every , Medicine Voider in the thattal icingeant. There are alto family bottles, sontifiling the goal tity nl the Ceti 6d. ones, for 33a. by which 9s arc lived. Thole who wills to hare the bliodkiue immediately (n o ,, Dotitor, by fending the Mont , / for ally quantity they thick,7 will bare them fan by fads earrkv as they than ;i n ; - 1 72 oillee orders for goy lm may be fat by poll, and rl.r h be returned in the box, or orders with cadt enclored MA a t , attended to. Froper &reasons for every cafe, to enabla oerfons to e wtt Oyes, is given with each bottle, price halt a gallica. NoTea—Each bottle has a government Ramp. with the " Saint. Solomon, LiVerpool," engraved therruis, to imitatei is felony. FOR RHEUMATISMS, SPRAINS. CHILBLAIN; i t DR. STEERS'S 0P001.1.130C. la the Stamp round each bottle arc cogravul the woitlo F., berg, No. 43,5 t. Paur.," and there without this ' fpullE oL u I fuccet of this Medicine has given tif ehi A. rest number oT counterfeits, as well as to a 'me lt Embrocation', Elf nets, Liniments, &c. It.. Come of MA* * fo but and ikons, u often to excori.ite, to utak br i g ate evrn to contradt the fincwa I and others arc Co weak ~ be of no ace% :—hut this Opudeldoc by its happy c • 1 tion, by the union of "limey and fafety, will ever • . its wonted eminence and fuperiority. By its warm, • and attenuating qualities, it is a muft excellent remedy l or nal rheumatilins ; and by fts ftrengthening powen, it fpeco m Roves the parts which are injured by brinks and fprains; kk great Crevice in cramps, or manbnefs; in ilithiefs or m a kkk i the joints; as alto in promoting circuit:lon in the limkuk,i s paralytic Rate i it is likewile particularly fucctfifill in Cal l a ; and if ufed in time. will prevent their breaking, but intik, * plaint a little of it fhould he diffolved in a foon,and appiki va Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No 45, St. Anuft.4l. o from the coach way from Ch. apfide,l.oridon.prize as 6444 tk,duty included; and by their appointment, by Baca NA 4 Oxford-ftrcet; Wade Old-Boni ftr.ter ; Bayley and Ci fpur (trent ; Ward, Middle. row . Holborn ; Clarke, Bump in street ; Randall,Roya! Exchange ; Diceymni Sethi:3,Bov ci o d, yard; and Harris, corner of Ludgate-ftreet. The Rev Mr. BARCLAY's PATENT ANTIBILIOiji irr was a remark of the celebrated Dr. A Author of the Donzeftic Medlefbe, that complaints el Stomach and bowels arc the prrralling malady of which lay the foundation of more formidable - and faul totem that the perky) who could difeover for the rein( and fare and infallible remcdy:eould perform a molt Unpatast kn it !to fociety. That difeo ..ery has vow been ma& in diePai Antibitious Pills of the Rev. William. Bar'clay. tbb etude iki 'which, and the high eftimationA whith they arc defers Ni his confiderahly isffaxd the Mamba of theft contlaimmi ' bids fair, is a Start eta*, "to W ibe means of cathely tbcni. . . There Pills ban a quick 'unit fifecperatiou, they Pa peek and fpeci fi caßy on the 'thin felnatthenunteresuilair atoned ed with it,flekhcbdiselci, gatulehe l liver diet, nervous difirdeis Blom indigeßiitn, &c. ..Tbey ote valuisblefandly *Aldine hitherto .cffersd mac Public. Proprisocyls.fm•portel by the mat . refpedfable evident( firSt charaders of the Nobilitirlatid Others ' that they been adminiftered - to an d perfon witleuteiving urge ei elisf, and in the end sosngutinga.eure This valuable medicine,botying bees ufed with fltetekis mended by the follossinginitiftdi ( iEd Perfonaget The Right Hon VifeteweDlU.LONa The Lord Bifbopaf BATH Sir JOHN HONE TWOlDl).•trart. WO. Self Hotted Sir STEPHEN lallffiltaCil'ON;•Bart. M:P Yoe, THOivIAS .hNSON P. 4 M P. foi litchfitid. JAMES AMYAre, ifql, M.P. for Suutlihnkpien • ICHOLSON CALVERT, Efq.M.P. for Henlcia , •! ' , EDMUND ElOEHltd, Efq. New-Erect. Svring-ganien THOMAS HAM MERSLEY, Efei ' G. W. DIMES, Efq. Private Sserr.taty to the MO* Canterbury The Rev Mr. DIMOCK, Librarian to the Arab.* CI CIL FORRESTER, Efq. M.P. far Wenlock • ' ' • Bul4 wholefale and. retail, by Mr. Butler, No. 4._411 corner of Pateraoßer-row ; and retail by hi r.Kirhy,Stalled Old Bond Street; Mr. Stratton, Leieelter (quire ; sod ll* fpeetable Venders hi Town and Costley. 1 A Caution—Obfervc the name of William Barclay hens ' on the Ramp, which is affixed on the outride wr:pperdit boa ; all not fo !Limped arc a dangerous imitation l'iof and tog. per box, wt:b ample direttions. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. • 'I'HE advantage the public altar Id - 11 - from regularly educated profeflional men diredtiegawl einfivelv their Rudies to one fpecies of malady, was new early demonftrated than by the unexampled (tweet stlia attended the a.!ntiniltration of their new remedy smiths ordinary tares it has Performed. For a long feriesof yeah CURRIE and Co. Sargeous. formerly in his Majefty's have made the Venereal Dikafe the particular objcdt clack and ate happy in having difcovered a mediae rior to mercury in the cure of that edniplaint—k b • obferve that the effects of this remedy are diamekkally spa thole of mercury,for though it completely eradicates oaf of the virus, in its moll confirmed ilageg, yet it bonsai kart injure the coeftittni • n—on the contrary, it reouvata tem in all its natural fundlions, promotes appetite, and tfigeition--thua initead of reducing a Romig and vigorous tints to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not foll fc.rves that eonititution in its primitive Rate, tort rebuts& and del•ilitated one to its natural ittsengtb and vigour. Numberlefs isatanees are on meant ec coed of thefuperier of this Medicine, kg inherent and fpecihc virtues acting cat petual•eonettive to bodily debility, whether promedist an etc& of conjugal or illicit pseafare, or roes the infiduous, though not leis deftrudtive intiolgeske of lo tlous youth of both feats In a certain pernicious hit Ad the melancholy variety of diforders which are the eonfare_ this robbery vice, there are none more aillieting than the MO Rate of debility and deficiency, which prevents or anhitterat.° trimonial Rate ; the unhappy rue. rcr broods over hi` ne•fell affianced to feek relief, until be is reduced to fuels a tears' 0 reefs as to renderlife oppreffive. To fach perform k weft ors Soling reftedtion, to know that they may now, by a Deer . 0° mode of treatment, be restored to that aerate& of Allows. togs, a itrong, manly, and vigorous eon tlitution. In all cafes of debility. deficiency. from whatesetav ieM as well as in every fpecies of venereal infedlion, Meets C° l4l Co. amyl* corchated by patients of either fete, wigs do 0 fecrecy and huaour, at their hook, No. toy; i-lattou Grady . Letters from the Country (pefl paid) Including 3 wiilhave • tbe neeeffairy medicine and advice Cent to ante KlN** No. toy, Hats. r , TO-MCARROV , Sea *44 /assets Moos tibil 1 minkatecattein 1 . 1 61V441,41tet after s 1 44 HIGO WATEIt AT, LoNDON ItitiDdg - - -- „ ,/ylrning ..16. minutes after i al, minutes after 7 Afternoon . . r llaziewie Pointed sndviNisiatby LEVAL WT I 4 imdmy" Place, Lanabetkoi.st tbsdkt#a-Girricik 1 116 _ 14 . isms. Robkshed slee 0.-Ibepeataatene, ~, Rricolih,oh I.74eNisHalizimfoe'rbrimaiday,trittihiAcAioheorreirtsc'eq..tvid,,,,,,,Bohticairmlite'llt,:Aahlttiiyryicir44.6.6l.4..:etig?'"cili, • es o a fpnoad:ata. tt badorcras: e threconmetsbili P ainia: a A rt rau ch :gb:dcd o rcroyli f anti A tortsts h .. b .cati y 7l9 - piired7tElfsedarhy: G A L T A T l ES mciis: T rtm A Eht. T t HUM AS . to ir above fi x months lowly adhered with le attended ith internal wcattnell, lids of !Malt d, ears *Atte-aft, and seas fit had as to he eon l g' nt.4 7 Fortunately', Mr. Jollie t of Carina. wh o I Eave liken a gnome to Liverpool, Oa pup, e .r t i t n Wei 'my thanki Solomon, for the great hkig M 13 . ny beat* through the great difeovery. the ,of C,arlit,i, with *ben I arrived, when I em u ,: vacc ine tha mi nk oe s nar bsd his to k i t r re LliTrolli d e a s t sc ion ,4,l, f1re0 7 0,04 4114 of Cordial Ralla of Gilead may be had of eve r y 4, 44 ire udder in the ily bot Uallica tles,l l4l446M Ontiilline . tt are all . P. 6d. ones, for 335. by which ys arc fired le who wild to ;um the Medicine immediately fir " to r , by fending the monef or shy quantity th e y thiva me them fast by tech earriev as they {hadan; rit RIl mars in the box, or orders with cab enciofed wikooPi44' ars for any Atm may be feat by pea, and h ed to. per direEtions for every cafe, to enable +salons to m u ", is given with each bottle, price halt a guinea. • ' rota—Each bottle has a government Ramp, with tie swe it. Solomon, Liverpool;' engraved chateau, to im t ir r TI ray. aeig s R RHEUMATISMS, SPRAINS, CHILBLAIN; • DR. STEERS'S DPW/14.We. Stamp round each bottle are engraved the weithii . y, No. 43,5 t. Paur.," and there without this &aloft, "'" rious. IE lucre's of this Medicine has given rirn, i • great number oT counterfeits, as well as to a we ? • :oeations, EST nets, Liniments, &c. Sce. Come of whim, t and awing, as Often to excoriate, to cauk h 14.. to contradt the finewa f and others are fo weak 1 , 'no cifeet :—hut this Opudeldoc by its happy by the union of efficacy and fafety, will ever . onted eminence and fuperiority. By its warm, . b attenuating qualities, it is a muft excellent remedy far 1 neumatifms ; and by its ftrengtheninij powers, it fpeop yb s the parts which are injured by brudes and frau; lei fervice in cramps, or numbness; in iliffnefs or w ea aeg id „ lints; as alto in promoting circultiflon in the limb, o h o ytic Rates it is likewile particularly rect.:GM in ebbhu; f died its time. will prevent their breaking, but intik, * t a little of it Should Sc diffolved in a fowl and applai ve. s Id only by F. Newbcry and Sons, No 45, ' St. cesurs.th al i the coach way from Lb. apfide,London. prize as 6d am * A uty included; and by their appointment, by Jima eale a e 1 owl-area; Wade Old- Boni fir.iet ; Bayley and Cabo. • Street ; Ward, Middle • row . Holborn ; Ciarke, nyto ug t 1 • A t ; Randall,Roya! Exchange ; Dicey.and cbro, and Harris, corner of Ludgate-ttreet. Rev Mr. BARCLAY's PATENT ANTIBILIOUSEtIi was a remark of the celebrated Dr. b ic i A tM luthor of the DomeStic Medicifte, that complaints 41 • . is tech and bowels are the prevalliog malady of this - eh by the foundation of more formidable - and hal 14 that the perfon who could difeovcr for the relief asd • 'ta and iufallible remedy:lirould perform a mat ialpalllit kat aciety. That difeo.mry has now been made in &Psi a ' ibitious Fine al tie Rev. William. Barclay . CMS eatable iki 1 ' cis, and the high eftisnatiouia wtsith they arc dchnoillia confiderably leffesaal Jhe Ta4mber of theft coottlaimoi fair, in a Sort einag,'lto W ibc maws of catkely at. • Acre Pills ban a Tact an dftsT c.operattoa,thejaaparlik ' I fpecihcaUy on the bile,aod thctk felnatthenuntertalkthf . • started with it, fickbehdathei, gatulehee livers apeplds,Or 6,nervous difirdeis beam indlgeltion, &e. They web ulablelandly Maliwine• Warts; • effered to,the Pobik.wily aprisgmele.fnported by the .mott . refpaftlible aridattik " t charaders of the Nobilifratid alas that tbeylow • adminiftered - to and perfon actor mi isf, and in the end sosnenotingastmor This valuable mediciut,italing beets ufed with fitadi,kom Mod by the followingstiftingdiftefd Perfonagesl—. Theßlght Hon VifetotaeliltLONa • The Lord Binsop of BATH ;nil *ELLS . Sir JOHN HONE T WOOD, • Fart. ?A' P. IN' Honked Sir STE PM'. N lallffilblOTONdfiart. -tot Poop TM/61AS A NSON Elf, M P. for Litchfield. JAMEs AMvxrr, INA M.P: foe Suothhntion • 1 NICHOLSON CALVERT, Efq.M.P. for Healcia EDMUND f3OEHAi, Efq. New-ftrcet. Svring-gateko THOMAS HAM MERSLEV, Efei Pall-Mall' G. W. DICKES, Efq. Private Secretaty to the, irevikiliq mterbury • 0 The Rev Mr. DIMOCK, Librarian to the Archbabsii CI. CIL FORRESTER, Efq. M.P. far Nirenlock Sokl wholefale and. retail, by Mr. Butler, N 0.4. • rner of Paten:later-row; and retail by Mr.Eirtm, Stalked 1 Id Bond area; Mr. Stratton, Lek:eller (quart ; sad celeste Venders in Town and Coatitry. A Caution—Obferve the name of William Barclay Is • the Stamp, which is affixed on the outride wr.pperel• ; all not Co !Limped arc a dangerous imitation. Pieta tos. per box, wi:b ample direttions. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. • ) 'HE advantage the public mull always 60 L from regularly edua.ted profallonal men direCtiagda ufivelv their Studies to one fpeeies of malady, was nese early demonftrated than by the unexampled Nears oldi tended the a.!miniltration of their new remedy rdinary cares it has performed. For a long feriesef Two, 'URRIE and Co. Surgeons. formerly in his Majeity's • Ave made the Venereal Difeafe the particular oiled of ink &ligation, and ate happy in having difcovered a mediae : or to mercury in the cure of that edmplaint—it is : • • • bferve that the effects of this remedy are diametrkally Val Sore of mereury,for though it completely eradicates ew' • f the virus, in its molt confirmed Rages, yet it does wti !aft injure the canftitini • n—on the contrary, it renovates' cm in all its natural funclions, promotes appetite, sod • lgeftion—thus inStead of reducing a arcing and vigorous • irm to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not ash .rves that conftitution in its primitive Rate, but rcitaras nddehilitated one to its natural limength and vigour. Nor berieirs tuft:knees are ea meant ~cord of thefupertar • of this Medicine, its inherent and (pecan virtues soling us eonettive to bodily debility, whetber proceasitt o excels of conjugal or illicit parafare, or :row the nfiduous, thnugh not lets deftrudtive ineidgeoce of bolts youth of both feats In a certain pernicious hilit A be melancholy variety of diforders which are the confer* his fotitary vice, there are none more all:ding than the late of debility and deficiency, which prevents millibar rrimonial Rate ; the unhappy fut. rcr broods over his iw‘i dimmed to feek relief, until be is reduced to bah a eta r reefs as to re:lac:elite oppreffive. To Each perform It melt i'rt reitaftlon, to know that they may now, by a one mode of treatment, be reStored to that grate& of an baraw ings, a ftrone, manly, and vigorous eon theution• hi all cafes of debility. deficiency. from whatever.esni s as well as in every fpeeies of venereal infeelkm, Merl Co. may'be *Waked by patients of either few, with tbs fecrecy and hutiour, at their hook, No. top, Hattsio Guam. wi Lett ilhave ir' tbe fran nee t eaary he Cciwl tnediti trY D (P e r ani ft " a w i d d v o ) a l i i :l y en lud :t Hason tlin a l till o r;;' ; Rini** TO4 I / 2 49ftWai% San rises &tames Moos rho • 1 minute; After. nj SA ma'am:asleep 3( au mill • RICH WA Ell AV, LONDON 3/UDC:E. orning .16 minutes after 7 • Afternoon • 44 minutes after 7 . • Il3NooNe - Ptimeivaadietuiebot4y.LavaL oin 4 Webiecy*Place, Lambeth) sa tbefitot-Orests.. now. ."Adgk5bett51090• 1 6 6 4 00 , 4641 " 1 , 61 • 4 • • • 52 - 6 50 0 52 6 52 6 .52 6 SI 6 52 0 54 0 50 0 L 4 6 S 1 ti 53 0 53 6 52 0 11 I