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ASSIZES. HORSHAM, MARCH,22. CIVIL CIDE.--.-THE KING V. STEWART ! • t Mr. RosE stated, that this was an infortn,atiZti Peet ex oleic., by his Majesty's AttomeY General, b.gainst the Defendant, for sailing, contrary to an embargo laid by an Order in Council, and assaulting and im prisoning the Revenue Officer, who was put on board his ship. Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD stated to the Jury, that this prosecution was instituted against the Defendant, to teach him, and all other persons in his situation, that they must not take upon themselves to treat the law, the policy of which they must not presume to arraign, -with contempt. The Jury were unquestionably 'well acquainted that his Majesty from time to time issued orders by the advice of his Privy Council, prohibiting all ships to sail from the ports of this kingdom. The necessity cf such a measure might arise from a thou sand circumstances, either for the purposes of trade, of revenue, and, above all, to conceal from the ene my the time of the sailing of our expeditions. The defendant was Master of the ship William and Anna, which, in July last, was at East Bourne, in the juris diction of the port of Rye. It was a Sunderland ship, and he believed, a collier. On the 22d of July his Majesty, by the advice of his Privy Council, issued an Order for laying an embargo, which order was forthwith communicated by proper officers to all the our-ports. The Officer of the Customs of course com-. municated this order to the defendant ; but he swore he would sail in spite of any Order in Council, or any body else ; and, in fact, he kept his word, for he should call the tide-waiter, who was on hoard his ship, who would prove that he swore he would take him to sea with him, if he did not chuse to go ashore. The man would not abandon his duty, and the De fendant weighed anchor and stood out to sea. At the same time he told the officer pretty plainly, that in the course of the voyage, he shoal d take an opportunty of sheaving him the bottom. After they had been at sea a short time, he, however, thought better on this sub ject, for he put the officer on board a fishing boat, which brought him on shore. This was the imprison ment of which the officer complained, and it was as much an imprisonment as though he had locked him in a house on shore. And this reminded him of what Dr. Johnson had said upon this subject, that being in a ship was being in prison, with the additional danger of drowning and burning without means of escape. . Such was the view which that learned Doctor had of a sea voyage. The Loan CHIEF BARON here obser ved, that Dr. Johnson thought differently on matters of pleasure from some others, for on being asked if he never tuck a ride ? he replied " No, and he never . would while he coald hire a porter to kick him."— The Sergeant concluded, he in this respect agreed with the Doctor, a ship was a prison, and sickness not the best of pleasures. Mr. .T. Ranchmcre proved tie two Orders in /Thun cil, the cue dated 22d July, 1783, for laying on the embargo, the other 29th July, which rescinded thL. former. _ Edward Hood, the Post Officer at Eastbourne, said he communicated the order for the embargo to the Defendant on the 2.ith of July, and put a tide-waiter on board the ship, to prevent his sailing ; he shortly after saw the ship in the offing. Abraham Wood, the tide-waiter, proved that the Captain swore he would :aii, notwithstanding the• embargo; and as he would not go on shore, he put out to sea with him on board. Ile attempted to take the helm from the Captain, who immediately gave him a blow on the face. The Mate interfered, but he swore would kick him to the devil. He-sailed, hut at I! enn-nty of the witness, he put him on b,r-trd a iising-heat, which landed him. Tier Lonn CIZIEF B.tr.ox observed, that this was a char case, and it was most important that all embar goes and quarantines should be.strictly observed. The Jury found the defendant guilty. CilowN-NDE.—There was no case of any impor tance on the Crown side. •. _ _ _ _ Flilhia,n Hoare was indicted for ravishing Rhoda ratcbelui, a girl of the age of 14 years. She gave ev::. l 4.nte that the fact was committed at the end of the town ef Sterrington, in the court of an uninha bited house, but she said, she made no resistance, and never told it until three months afterwards, when it was discovered by her mother, as the prisoner had infl-ct.:!,l her with a venereal complaint. _ _ ihe . -, .razd Judge immediately directed the Jury to acquit the pris• - •ntr. • lie was also tried and acquitted on an indictment for a similar offence on the sister of the last Prose cutrix. IW. I DENDS. :t, London, March 2'. Joseph Elkin Daniels, of C merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. 114areh ed. Tlr.mas Eyles, of Elsiow ' Bedfordshire, butcher and victualler, at one, at Guildhall, London. Bi On the 17th instant, at Shtpdham, Norfolk, the lady of the R ev . Charkts Ed ridge, of a daughttr. /ilC*l wiarr, AT LONDO N I:RIDGE TO-MORROW. Wrtiing • =...LL._=. 7:-.;. _- . . . . - 2 - ._ - 7 — .7 ..—...==._ _. DIXON'S --"' DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. • - T HESE Pills have long obtained a just celebrity in cite yrivate practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, Apothe ; ,earyjand from their trel,t s access iu many obstinate bilious DiSO7•• sh. rs„ , ..ire numerous relents of disthictiou and others,particularly the 1.3 , ,:ke of &afire], Sir Orcrge Warren, Sir Gregory Page Turner, • the Dowager lady Say and Bele, the Viscountess Bulkeley, &c. • ' s- SECA(' sl , at persuaded to offer them to the public, under the appro.. ..- b.rtian and sanction of their name. The fellowintis a proof of their efficacy : .0 Deal Castle, liaserford W W est, South ale , r,'Feli.9.4, I 4 s '4 - . " Captain Lloyd, pr seats his compliments to Mr. Dixon : af: ' ' thes,t7b not pnrsonaßy acquainted with him ; would take it as a fa vour, if be would wend film four or five bows of his Pills as soon as he posril)T.y can, Mrs. LI syd, who has always, used the 'Medi cine, is now pregnant, and very unweli ; Tor the great service they have been rti Mrs. I loyd. as well as to Cod. Bishop arid all his fa mily, ('apt: Lloyd feels h his duty to recommend the pith where rm. ac r9O) ; here My' thinks if Mr; Dixon.vmuld appoint tome i persons as v..nslets in this county, it woUtl be a benefit In the 1 community." , _ .• • .1 lin FRI I ate found to be an Incomparable remedy for reaming 1 the tore cf the stariach, for'curing indigestion, fol. preventing • c rudities, and their conwiptentelisagrecablkeructations and .flint lenciel• Therrtevent hi 444 441 anfl- tfaPPar4rY costivenesa, sick head-lulus, and heart-bnnt., which iii stscatioiteg by pregnancy,' and a debiruated stomach, w hether arising cron the acr i mony o f L the oewe redssadanblle, intemperate diet; or•iftliiitingie, ei be ss „ . Sold wltekatik and retail at. Mi. Batter's No. 4, Cheapside, comer at Paternoster - row,. Landon ;. and ret ail-by nunt country Vtadera.in bases at 2s. 84. iaid 6,..eadt.• . ' tAtES' BY AUCTION... At the CUSTOM HOUSE, FAVERSHAM, KENT. On Monday, the 28th day of March, 1808, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon, In Sundry Lots, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. • • 1101 PIIYATL use, 87 Gallons uf Brand 684 Gallons of Geneva. A Boat and Four Oar, Two Wharps•and Three Anchors. Tirenty-five per Cent. Deposit will be required. The Goods may be viewed on the Morning of the Day of Sale. ISLE OF WIGHT. By virtue of Decrees of Appraisement and Sale, from the High Court of Admiralty, directed to John Crickett, Esq. Marshal. On Thursday the Slat instant, at th,. Hotel,in East Cowes, ONE Hundred and Forty-one Butts, Half-butts, and Quarter Butts of Currants. 194 Bags Shumac— SS Boxes Figs. Being the Cargo of the Danish brig Speculation, from Trieste, to Copenhagen, detgined at Cowes under the late embargo. For Inventories and further Particulars, apply at the Office of the Marshal of the Admiralty, Doctors' Commons, or to Mr WARD, the Marshal's Substitute, at East Cowes. By Ord:r of the Commissioners for the Care and Disposal of Danish Property detained, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday,the let of April next, at twelve o'clock, THE Good Ship ANTOINETTE CAROLINA, No. 9, C. Puirxitsotr, late_Master, condemned to the Crown, and now lying in Catwater.—Dissrustous. Length on Decks 79 f. inch. Depth In Hold 14 feet. Breadth above 25 1 Admeasures 199 72-91 tons. 7he hull, masts, yards, standing and running rigging, with all faults and defects, as they are now in Catwater. For viewing the Vessel, and for insrentories, and any further particulars, apply to Mr. GILES WELSFORD, merchant, one of . the Agents for Danish Property.—Plymouth, March, 18(w. For Account of the Cor7mts6ioners tor Danish Prizes. At the London Inn, Fozhole-street, Plymouth, so Friday, the --- . ist of April next, THE Danish Brig HAABET, No. 73, round stern, no figure head, biyx cs les EN, late Master, detain ed by the private ship of war fiN.A PD R A GON, and since condeni tied to the Crown. LIMENSJOVS. Length on Deck, 69 :. 91 in. Breadth, 10 ft. Depth in hold, 11 ft. 101 in. Adineasur..s 94 72-94 tons. Also the good ship GERHERD, No. I:t4, J. L. WALD late Master, detained by his Majesty's ship ScunrioN, and since coo 'dimmed to the Crown. DIMENstaNs. Length on 1.);:ci:, 10.3 ft. in. Breadth about the main wales, Y 7 ft. 71 in. Depth of Hold, Admcaturcs 343 5-94 tons. 39 Pipes and 18 Hhds. Brandy, being part of the Cargo of the above Ship, and condemned to the Crown. For inventories and further particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, one of the Agents for the Care and Dis posal of Danish Property. After which will be Sold, The French Lugger Privateer LA SYBILLE, square stern, no figure head, pierced fcr 14 guns, condemned to His Majesty's ship SEINE, Thomas Atkins, Esq. Commander. DIMENSIoNs. • Lerpth on Deck, 59 ft. G in. Breadth, 16 ft. Admeasures, 63 10-94 She is a new vessel, and appears to be it calculated for a echoo ner, and is weU found in sails, &c. A Deposit of one third on the v ,Fols will be required, at the time of sale, and the rernaiadee haferc delivery, in cash or Bank of England notes. For viewing the vessels, and Any further particulars, apply at the Counting House of Mr. JOHN. ne of the Avents to the rs for the Sal,. of Danish Prizes. • `.„ S..'ch. 12, 1208: PI.Y MOUTH. By Order of the Commissioners for Ahe Care and Disposal of Danish Property. FOR PUBLIC SALE, at the London . Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth,on Friday, April Ist, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, `E Danish Ship CATIIARINA, No. 51, CARL -I- FI P. CRAM, late Master, detained by the Private Ship of War Tit nst s and Jou v.—DiMs:V sin Nrs. Length, 93 feet 0 inches Breadth, 26 feet 6 inches. Depth, 1() fact 9 itichts. Admeasures, 58-:,4 Tons. Also, the Danish Brig ANNA BIRGETHA, No. 7J, de tained by the Private Ship of War Thonsas and Join. slO NS. Length, 66 feet 5 Inehos flreAth, 20 feet 71 inchm Depth, II feet 11 inehei Admeasures, 113 35-94 tons. tho Danish Bri g tr.r. SONNE, detail - Ica by the PrE•ate War Tribune. DIMENSIONS. Length, 72 feet 1 1 inches Breadth 24 feet Ti inches. Dcpth, P; 9 Adoseasures, 170 31-94 tons. Also, the Plnish ship FAEDERENE-LANDET, No. 11, de. rained hy (he Private Ship of War Mars. bIME:“IoN Length, 9,2 feet 2; inches Breadth, 26 feet 5 1 D:Tah, Admeasures 266 12-94 tons. Afl--r ;h i t ;will be sold her Cargo, consisting of 2SI tiogAliefuls of Sugar, 51 Barrels Rum, 47 narnli ditto, 2 Bags Intliv, 2 •ficrce , .. Coffee, 6 Casio; Tamarinds, 77 Barrels ditto, 2 Boxes Bonnets, 19 Bags dirt), I Box Medicines, f 9 Ptlnclicons Rnm, Innattiiatell after which wilihe also sold the Cargo of the skin ACTIVE, N1...M.-son late Master, detained by the Hero Private Ship of War, consisting of S3l l'ipes of Brandy 50 Hogsheads of White Wine. . The abovs:Vessas and Cargoes arc condemned to the Crown. A deposit of cash, or Bank of England notes of one-third on the amount of the vessels, and per cent. on the cargoes must be paid by the purchasers at the time of sale, and the remainder on or before delivery. For viewing the said vessels and cargoes, and ft rther particu lars' apply to Mr. P. Birthvood, merchant, one of the agents for the diapcsal of Danish Property, or to JAWS BRODRWK, P.rolter. MONTGONIEMYSHIRE OAK TIMBER. THE following Lots of Capital OAK TREES are for Sale : Lot I. 277 Trees, growing on Lower Balbro Farm, in the Parish of Llandyssil. Lot 2. 326 Trees, growing on Penmarth Farm, in Newtown Parish. Lot 3. 544 Trees, growing on Cefnuppol Farm, in the occupa tion of James Davies, in the Parish of Bettws. Lot 4. 220 Trees growing in a Wood on Upper Garth Farm, in Betas aforesaid, called the Lower Wood. Lot - 5. 2ndi Trees, grdwing in a Wood on Upper Garth Farm aforesaid, celled the Upper Wood. Lot G. 19n Trees,•growing in Woods on • Middle Garth, Lower Garth, Highgate, and Bryneoch Farms, in :settws aforesaid. . Lot 7. 268 Trees, growing in Woods on Penygaer and /iryny call Farms, In Bettws aforesaid. . . Lot 8. 346 Trees, growing in Woods do Brithdir Farm, in Tregynon Parish. • Lot 9. 281 Trees, growing in Woods on Pwllan and Fnithwen Farms, in Tregynon aforesaid. • Lot 10. 354 Trees, growing in Woods on Tynyshettin and Delyniclyn Farms; in Tregynon aforesaid. Lot 11. 217 Trees, growing on Penyllan and Hole Farms, in the Parish of Forden. ' • .. 1 The said Trees are all blazed and numbered with a Scribe, each Lot beginning with No. 1, and . continuing numerically to the Number mentioned opposite each Lot, except of Lot 11, -wherein the numbering is somewhat different and will be ex plained by Mr. Thomas Pryte, of Hole Farm. The Tenants will shear the Woods on tke respective Farms, and other Particulars respecting the Lots may be bad of John Evans, Builder and Tim ber Surveyor, ilear Gregynog. The above mentioned Trees are in general well known to those . Contractors for the supply of the Dock Yards with Navy Timber, and otkers in the Timber Trade who have visited Montgomery shire, and there ore any Eulogium on them is r.e•Aless: 'Conditions upon which the said Trees.will be sold may be had by applying to Thomas Colley, of Cefnetrifed, - ....h .: will attend at the Bear's Heat Inn, in Nevatensit r on Weditstial the ill& iiiiril, next, to naive Tenders for the Purchase th.reef. • SALES . BY AUCTION. GEORGE RAILLIE AND CO'S. BANKRUPTCY. ST. VINCENT'S AND BKRBICE. At Garsaway's, in the Month of August next (unless previoudy disposed of by Private Contract) by order of the Assignees of George Baillie and John 'affray, THE several Estates belonging to the Bankrupt, GEORGE BAILLIE, situate in the Isbatd of St. Vincent, in the West Indies, known by the names of Sion Hill Estate, Cara pan Estate, and Carriere Estate. And also* moiety of whether Estate, situate in the Colony of Berbice, in the West Indies, called the Inverness ; and a certain proportion of another F.state, in the same Colony, called the Canaye Lot, together with all the Slopes, Plantation, Stores, and other Live and Dead Stock in and upon the said several Estates. • For further particulars apply to Dennetts and Greaves, Soli citors to the Assignees, Kings Arm Yard, London. .LANDS in PERTHSHIRE, and HOUSE in STIRLING. Within the Royal Exchange Coffee House. Edinburgh. on Wed nesday the 25th day of May, 1808, at two o'clock in the after noon,in Two Lots, by order of the Assignees of Messrs. George Baillie and John Jaifray. LOT I.rj'HE ESTATE and LANDS of PITFAR, -I- the property of Mr. John laffray, situated in the parish of Fossaway and county of Perth, about 12 miles front Stir ling, and 6 from Alloa, both excellent market towns, to which there it easy access from the lands by good roads, and there is plenty of coal and lime in the neighbourhood. The Lands, on which there are suitable Farm Steadingt. ex= tend to 239 A. 3 R. and 32 P. according to a late survey thereof. They ate mostly inclosed with stone fences or quickie hedges, and there are interspersed among the fields about 19 acres of thri- , ving plantations, in clumps and strips : and being in the Occupa tion of the Proprietor at present, the purchaser will get, immedi ate entry to the whole premises. The subject holds oft he Crown I for payment of a small fee duty of Its. 2 to the Abbey of Cul ross, and is valued in the cess-backs at batl. The stipend payable out of the land is 31. Is. Id. and bchool salary Ss. 6d. Lot 2. That HOUSE end Pertinents in Stirling, at present oc cupied by Mr. ]affray, situated on the south side of St. John street. The house is larq, having on the ground-floor a kitchen, two rooms, and a cellar ; on the second floor a dining-room, par lonr, and two bed-rooms; on the third floor a large dining-room,, and three bed-rooms, and in the attic story three bed-rooms; in' ' the back there it a stable and other office houses; and adjoinir.g thereto an excellent garden well laid out. The subjects are hat , iu burgaEe of the town of Stirlieg. The Servants on the lauds of Pitcar shew the grounds and marches, and those in tile house in Stirling will shew it and the periinehts. For further particulars, apply to John Hunter, Esq. W. S. Queen-stteet, heiaburgh ; Ms.,srs. Bolion ' Newton, and Tirade, the assignees, at Liverpool ; or Messrs. Ltennetts and Greavts, Solicitors, King's Arms-yard, Colemau-street, London, with each of whom a Plan of the Estate is left. By Mr. GASKILL, AT RUFFORD, near 01.1.ER.TON, NOTTINGH AMSHIRE, On the Premises, on Tuesday the 29th inst. at E v n , THE BROOD-MARES, and 11101'01Tb-bred STOCK belonging to the EARL of SCARBOROUGH, (leaving Rutiordy, in the fotlo - ivg Lots Lor 1 Chesnut Marv, by Ptut,..'A, Dam Fly's, by Swettbriar— . in Foal by Sir Soletror , . 2 Fantail, by fidget—in Foal by Sir Solomon. • 3 Moss Rose, by Sir Peter Teazle, Dam Attraction, by Mag net—in Foal by Sir Solomon. 4 Miss Brim, by Highilyer, Dam Brim b; Squirrel—covered by Sir Solomon. 5 Bay Mare, by Woodpecker, out of the Darn of Cypress and Olive—covered by Sir Solomon. 6 Bay Mare, by Delpini, Dam by Picture—covered by Sir So lomon. 7 Bay Mare, by Durzannon, Dam Pastorella by Otho—eovered by Sir Solornor. S Off-She-Goy , , by Shuttle, Dam by Highdyer—covered by Sir Solomon. raw , : •MVO-YrAKS OLD. 9 Bay Col:, by Sir S olo:ron, out of Lot 1. 10 Brown Colt, by Fir S: , lomon, out of Lot S.'. 11 Brown Filly, by Sir Solomon, out of Lot 3. 12 Bay Colt, by 1-ir Sob - :I , m, '.'t•t) out 011 .ot G. 13 Bay Colt, by Sir Solomon. cot of 1... t 7. 14 Brown Cult, by Sir Solomon, (:2m) out of thb Dam of Moss Rose. RISING o:te-YLAR 01.0. • 15 Brown Filly, by Sir Solomon, out of I .ot 2. 16 Brown Filly, by Sir Solomon, out of Lot 3. 17 Bay Filly, by Sir Solomon, out of Lot 4. 1 8 Bay Filly, by Sir Solomon, out ofLot 5. 19 Bay Co.t, by Sir Solomon, out of Lot 6. 20 Pay Filly, by Sir Salomoo, jut of Lot 7. 21 B4y Gelding, rising 5 years old, by Sereveton, out of Lot 6. 22 Bay Mare, by Spadille, rising 5 years old, out of Lot 7. 23 Brown Filly, by Haniltletonian, rising t: yrs old, out of Lot 3. N.B. Sir Solomon will continue to Cover, a,: usual, the remainder of this Season, tt Rufford. Printed Cataloguer, with Conditions of Sale, may b. had at the Printing Offices of th. STAa, and Courier ; the Morning Pest ;' and the PrintinCliiices, Nott ivgliam, Derby, Stamford, Doncaster, . and York ; of Mr. Gaskill, N :At inrhatn ; Mr. Joseph Mitchell, the Groom, on t!..! Premis ,, s ; and Mr. 'Tatters:ll, Hyde Park Corner THE Success et Si•it-sutatv's Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, in Scraphulolls and Eruptive Diseases, may pet-hal - a i.e explained by its removing any injurious matter titat ob structs the action of the absorbent glands; for, it is a fact, in all cases in which the medicine has been most sunessfa, the discharge at first is much increasad, (if eruptive more violent), till the matter advances to health, in colour and consistency, with an improved state of ti.e rppetite. Even this is the terse in elder)? people, who front want a vigour have frequent ulcerations on the extremitit.s. The efftets of the medicitte on Scurvy, Gout, atd Rheumatism are well known. It is requested you will ask for the Patent Amiscorbutir Drops, with a black ink stamp, in bottles vf sq. old. double bottles las. azd larger 11. 21. duty Licluded. An allowance on taking.half a dozon. CHING'S P.ll ENT WOI(M LOZENGES. Ta Parents, Guardians, and others who have the care of Children, this valuable medicine cannot be too strongly recomr.ended. Worms are ttdisoase few children escape. They destroy the appetite, weaken the organs of digestion, produce pains in the stomach and bowels, deprive the body of its notirishment, occasion emaciation and paleness, stop the progress of growth, and are the cause of the most alarming convulsions, which too often terminatein death. Nor are their effects. less severe on grown per sons; by ulcerating the stomach and lowels, they are often the cause of lingering a.mplaints, which prove fatal at last, and subject the patient to the most excruciating tits of agony and disarm In childhood, every disease hVd Lich a child is a/Hinted is also high ly exa4persted by them. '1 he certainty and steftty both of their prevention and cure, by the above medicine, it so fully established to the satisfaction of the Public, by the testimony of the first and most leading characters of the Nobility, and of others of high re-' spectability, who have yv ituessed its remarkable effects in their own families, that it. is only necessary to observe., thiels the period of the season when such a medicine ought to be given to children and others, to prevent any attaer of this complaint. Soldw holesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4,Cheapaide, Corner of Paternoster-row; and retail, by most count.l venders, in boxes, at Is. 9d. and .5s 6d. IYILERBIOVIAN'S OUTTA SAI.O I'ARIS. 'T'HE value 4 this Infallible Medicine has been ci IL long proved, that nothing of the prefent day can hear a competition with it in all ear different Rages 01 a certain Diferic which it cffegtually cures sad eradicates-from the habit, without exciting the palnrui feelings and eapofare that noted' falivation without debilitating the coaftiruthin in any degree, or even re eptirirg confinement from bull' efs, or re:lb-lawn in diei% "TN r-Jical vi-tues of their locitimable Drops have proved their claim to public approbation for more than thirty ;cars. In all the de Witty of both free., they prove a never failing refthrative. vibe thee the debility is productd by ton free ufe o' Mercury, Mites' p'&u?es, rr the effeds of a warm climate to traitelles and thole going abroad. They Cannot be recomence ded toe:ttKotaill t. took who will receive a fafe. fperely. and convict% cure in all old tlubborn Mire., and every weskit:ls that Areas the bladder an? organs of urine By its efficacy man* women have Weenie owe there who for year. had beenr deprived of chat happintis Sold vrtudefale and retail at Mr. ButirrCiltio. 4.(.lwertiMe. rnr oer of Patettsofter.row, and retail by lichen. Peortfinoutli; Weilov Purtfea ; Wilts a•td Rogers, Plymouth, Pea, Heil; Calsten, Doh No; -Macdonald.. Obfgow . : Smith and M,mdertoe, Ftlinbutgh and by mutt country needitisc i r en4Crii 1a buttki, at yr, 9d. each. with amok dirediano. CHILBLAINS are pieveated from break 6. their 'reminding 'rsiiing .instamif r emoved by Ik4ityp. fiF.AD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, uaiversally e steemed 1,0 _ : extraordinary efficacy in Ikkeurnatisms, Palsies Gouty AL d . and complaints of the Stomach ; but whe re t hi s certain i retbm ---.. ' has been unknown-or neglectud, and the Chilbl a i ns have se„--2 broke Whitehead's Family Cu: ; e will ease the pai n) sad 74 speedily heal theszt.• Prepared and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, IS, ° trek street, Soho, London. The EssenCe aad Pills at 2s.Pd.esek-Z Curate at is. I id. Sold by every*Medician vender in tk e ij e = R. Jo Kingdhnston i nse rt he ed ongenuin i t. - has &black ink stamp, with amnia-71 AN ! iuiLtulia Litt. T a ,, Rev Mr. eN wail a remark of the celebrated Dr. Buchi l; & Author of the Dorneilic Medicine, that coniphicti of tke domach and bowels are the prevailing malady of this coic rft, which lay tie foundation of the more formidable and r a w al eafei; that be perfon who could .diftover for the relief 44 Frei fare.Witi infidlible remedy would peift•nu a molt hiportant &nice lii faciely: That "dikentery haiC.r , biv been made hi the N ut Antitilious Pills of the Rev. William Barclay, the carmine til e which and the h.gh eftimatinti iu which they are cleaved! ! k m has confidcrahly leaned the number olhe'e complaints; tadlyi fair, n - s•ilsost•time, to be the means of entirely eradiating di g* I heft Pills have a quick and fare operation, they ad p a t and fpecifically an the bile,ar : Al thus restore th e numerous diked.; emneded with fi,fick headaches, Uhl ICC . liver compi d a u ; s 4 i T s, dice, nervous diforders from Jodi& itt &c Tilt! are th e aude ' valuable family medicine hitherto dieted to the P u b l i c +add* firt ear Proprietorii adcr islT-of th potted e hy the molt refped a hl e evidcrice of Nubility and others, that t h ey Levelly", be-n adult:tittered to any perfon without giving catain and kw. ralief,andinthe et:dcompicting a cure . - - valuable medicine, having been tired with fuerth i i i . mended by the folio% ing dittinquilbrd Ktfouage.:-- The Right Hon Vikount DILLON The Lord Billion of BATH and WELLS Sir JOHN HONEYWOOD, Hart. M P. for ihmiton S:r STEPHEN LUSHINGTON, Hart. 41 P for Eetirys THOMAS ..NSON, Efq. M P. for Litchti id . JAMES A MYAT Ffq; M.P for Southampton NiCHOLSON CALVERT, Efq. M.P. tut. littttor4 EDMUND BO )EH H . q. New-Hrcet, ri-g order/ THOSIAR HAM MEKSLEY, Efq Pall• Mall O. W. DICKES, Efq. Private Secretary/10 the Areltbitop d Canterbury The Rev Mr. DI:VIOCK. Librarian to th. Atcb9ima p Cr Cll. FORR ES I'ER. Efq. M.Y. for We l c & _ _ _ _ _ _ Sold %skeletal: ar.d ret:il by Mr. Butlvr. No. 4. Cheapfale, owner of l'atrrnoller-row ; and retail by Mr Kieiy.Stafford art; 01.11309 d ; Mr. Stratton. Leiertter [gun; sad lay all tea fpedtahle Venders La Town and Country. A Cauinn—Olderrc the name of Willi an Barela• k en f pn e t on the [tamp, which is affixed nn the onthkie wrapper of web Goa ; all nut fo ftentned arc a dangerous imitation. Price sa6l. and cp... per boa, with ansplediridtions. IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. .THE Advantage the Puhlic mint always d er i ve from regularly educated professional men directing g row exclusively their studies to one species of me:l4y, we, arta more clearly denumstrated than by the unexNuplud success which lus attended the adman it ration of their new tetnedy,and the extraor dinary cures it has performed. Fur a long series of years, Liens. Cunat T. and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty'stervice,inve made the Venereal Disease the particular object of their invest& ga:i in, and arc ha:ii.y in basing discovered a ,ncdicire superior*. mercury in the cure of that complaint; it is cullicier.i to ukase that the effects of this reen.edy are diametrically oppcite to those of mercury, fur though it completely trident :3 every vestiges" .the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet h trots not iu the least injure the corestitution ; on the contrary, it rec.evates the :ystaa in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, and faeilaates di gestion: thus instead of reducing a strong and.vigoreut don to the frightful condition that mercury dues, it not pep , serves that constitution in its priniitive state, ,but restores a - ..mk and debilitated one to its natural str::rgtls and visour. Number_ less ins: - arxes arc 02 resent record cf the superior eficacy of this ir.edicipe, its inherent and . specific virtues actini ; 4s a perpetual co r rective to bodily debility, whether proceed:lw from an excess of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the mare insidienu, though not less destructive, indulgence ofincautious youth of both sex in.a certain pernicious habat. Amidst the melancholy variety ti disorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, there are none more afflicting than that distressing state of debility and de ficiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state; the . unhappy sufferer broods over his miefornine, ashamed to wet re- lief, until he is reduced to such a state of weakness as to render life oppressive. To such persons it must he a consoling refine; tion to know, that they may now, by a new infallible mode or treatment,i;e restored to that greatest of all Malian blessings, a strong, manly anjvigor , us constitution. In all cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever cause arising. as well as in every species of venereal infection, MesriC Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients of tither sex with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. l(7, Hatton- Carden. Patients in the country describing the particulars sf their complaints, by letter post paid, enclosing a Lank note, MI have the necessary medicine and advice sent to any part or the kingdom. No. 107, Hatton Gardst. THOTIAS TAYLOR, FSQ. Na 6, NEW BRIDGE-STREET, LONDON. 4 - •. HONOURED IBEG leave to inform yon, that ever since the year A 1790, I had been afflicted with the I.ues Venerea ; which, fro its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and underting s ev e ral severe courses of salivation, and twice di schargedscharged from the Hospital.with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. Je the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a bead, is nearly to put a period to my existence. Mad a large ulcer en the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke. out in a frightful mintier; my right was dreadfully painful, ad had been in a state of ulceration tor the last seven years; my left had also two nodes upon it, was verytthuch discoloured, and gave me such excrueiatieg pain, particularly when warm in bed, s nearly to deprive me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was re eon n en 1 .d by Mr. J. Thompson, Olio received so great a are by C.. nt here,) to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I Ingot to do on the 26th May.. iu the course of a fortnight I began to r ceive benefit—in little more than a month the ulcers us tor head and arms were soundly healed—soon after, the smeson ree leg healed also : leaving, however, considerable discolour Lion in the skin and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the blessing of God , and a little longer perseverance in your itivalea • bre Medicine, subsided ; the notice. dispersing, the skin rtgaioire its natur.:l hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going off--I this became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfecriy freeing* my former complaints—have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am bectane jolly and fat, in which state having rees tinned manv months to the astonishment of all who knew mei I am at a lots is what terns to express my gratitude. bat beg roe far the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my cam as public as possible, as I shall on every occasion—in so doing paa will greatly Oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very humble um vant, ALEX. MUltliEß. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. • Witnesses to the above Cure, John Thompson, No. 3, New Poultry-market, Edinburgh. John M'lntosb, Old Assembly Close, Ech..burgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, 'ThontasTsYlore Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his home. No. 9, New Brapp-street where, after a .constant reddens al mate than 40 years, in a practice partim!arly directed to tie Cure- of Venereal Complaints, and those incidental to 01 * Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which man of his profAsion should always observe in such coo, be flag tcrs himself, the a trice and assistance he gratuitously admit.' ulster* to persons taking - this MedleMe, wig be esteemed, by aav corning Public, es ass advantage seldom attained and void of ambiguity. TIM rare also sold by his appolatment. at the Perfumer's, Na 34 St. Alban's-street, Pall Mall ; eke Tuy-shop, No. 109, Os ford-street Mr. Etisborough's, No. 7, Yob-street-Flll, peak or posite the Monument ; and by CHaelDefilOß in every considerabh town in England, dec. in boxes only es. 9d. Lath, staled', silk full and plain directions, whereby persona of ti th er sex may care themselves with Milt an d secrecy. , N. B.Every box soldln Great Britain is sealed up with alto* on which,by favour of the Commisiloners, is printed, at the Stars} 011ee—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-street—to imitate nil* is hiony, and all others are.esuoterfeit. CONDON: Printed and published by LEVEL KENT, of Caw u.rbury Place, Lambeth) at the SrAit.Oirttf Na i, C' 4' glued. Published atm thu StAr:Orries, inpL:-Bar . r ` t r . ' TI Po Mr, NO • • : M t '~ w .Yl. s ic ~ -• •