Star. — London, England, 1803-10-20 00:00:00

r q~~- ir` . ~;~ ~IRTi.;AGE.IIE37S. Major Gvnetal H.,rev Calvert, Adjutant General. CENFRAL OFF:CER S MANDING THE DIFFERENT DISTRIC TS IN GREAT ERITALN AND IRELAND. Field Nnlrttr.l oval lii:tinefs Duke of York, Comman rin (Aid of all hi. ajetty's Forc: s. Gcnrr4/ Robot Brownria, Quarter Matter General. I.treocce lASTRTCT.—COMpfiGng Lontion, and Inch part of Surrey as is witinn the bills of mortality—Genrral Clucks Earl of Harnuston; Mayor (kr:tarsi, Harry Buriard, and Hon. John Lelia. SOOT R►llN.—Kent, Surrey, and Suffrx—Gentral Sr David "hinds*, K. B. Lieut. Generals 9lr Jana Puheney, Lai of Chat • ham, K. G. and Lord Hutehlnfos, K. B. Major Generals, Hon. (lurk. Lennox, Colin Mackenzie, Miles Staveley, George Churchill. John Moore, Hairy VVynyard, W Lilian Thornhill, Dun. James Forbes, and Viilliant Cartwright. How r. Bulk, and Hertford—(Vaeant) Lord Ctthe:rt, w.:O eninnianded this Diltrlel, bails appointed Cum xnder in Chief in Ireland. So VT n IN I. it Nr—tkarard, Northanpton, Oxford, and Buck ingham—Lieut. General Francis E. Gwynn. So t/7 W E,T.—Hampfhire, Wilts, leorfet, and We of Wight— Gener7l Netbitt Balfour; Lieutenant General George Hewitt; Major Generals John Whicloele, and Lord Charles Somerfet. - . Ea size --Elifex„ Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridge. and Hunting don.--Lieut. General S,r James Henry Graig. K. B. Lieut. Gone r ils Robert Manners rim! W.! lam Loftus; Major Generals Sir Frre Cote, K. B. Lord Charleg Fitzroy, Georze Beckwith, Hon. t;eorge Jauics Fart of Cavan, Georre Milner, Hon. Ed w.rdfinc►, Hoo. John June, and Lord Paget. Esr Lon—Der nn I.lre, l'Amwall. and , )clierfet..—bieutenant Grnrral jobs , Craves Sinicot ; Lieutenant General Richard Eng land; Major General& Th.e.nas Gaztla, Andrew Cowell, Thomas Gi Amor, and John Calcraft. Sea:a ati.—Gloucciter. Nl'orcefter, Monmouth. Hereford. and !ou•h Wa!es-I.icutenant General kis Royal Hifibiufs the Duke at: Cumberland, K. G. NOITU • Note isetaut. Stafford. Leiteltes, Warwick, awl ittsezncl—Licutcaant Gaiteral William Gal diner. - - • R Tv. r RN.....-Flarthuniberland, Cutribet 11111, Wealllol% land. D urn on—Lieutenant General Sir My Dalrymple Slajur- Central S.aMn Fraur. Yor. r —YorlAire and I.ineolrAlre-I.ientenar.t-Galrral Lord Uulgr.v:., and Ni4;or-Ccueral Edward Mornfon. Nome Ws rr.—Chckire, Shropthire. La-cafter. and Nonh I.4..des—f irk:tan .rtt-Ceurral hlsl ghndr Prin .r Will!arn of Gioia defter ; Major Gtiirrala George &doe, and N. Chratic Burton. - • Serrraass.—Lirtiteliant-General itirhard V-.le•. Miqer-Ge, se rah Ccorre Doc. Sr Janus St. Clair Erftine Bart. Murguie of Huntley, Wiiliars We.nyfs, Desalt Macdonald ; 1381'4416r- Geser4 tkc Hsi-Thomas Maitland. fintarre.-I.ierrienant-Gmeral Lord Cathcart; Lieutenant- Centrals Banniftre Tuition. Alexander Campbell. and Willi3m Myers ; MaJne•Generals Hon..E. P. Trench. Sir Charles Algal. Dare. ph Merles ILIA, Bare. Dun. Campbell. W. C. Archer, Charles Berms, Pauli* Wernher, Edward Dunne. Thomas tdrerick, and F. Lbainpaem ; Bripdier Demuth Colin Camp. Le% WUUsm Payne, F. Ord., and James Atka. Isisan.--Lientenant-General Andrew Garden; arisadienCe neratroa. Malice Hope. ftil►eiT..--Ma)or-General Jahn Doyle; Dripayx-General 6. ' The Egharn Volunteers, both infantry and cavalry, receised their arms lilt week. The gentian Volunteers, eonfihiog of fix corn• pasies of (evenly men each, ,received their asms la.ft week. • Lai week the Corps of Volunteer Infantry, cons. raided by the Earl of STILATNNOR afembled and •arclhed to Kytou, in the county of Durham, where alley took the oath of allegiance in the pretence of their Commander. IA waggon load of tick foldiers, from the camp at %lanky, one dal , la& week palled through Newha ven, fht the hofpatal at Brighton. 'Fort Twifs, near Hythe, is putting in a Rate of Brom detente. A det.lchment from the militia of So men, under the c .nonar..: of a Captain, praBice rtai.cfrantly at`the guns, ma! at the moment of alarm a neinfriscement of a Naval Captain and so Sea Fea siblej will enter the fort.—lt is experled that the troops here and along the coati will be butted during the winter. Oa Thud - Jay lan, at Newport, in the Ifle of Wight, 7 heats liarvi, a private in the Volunteer Orval, y, commanded by Major rkISSITT, Was convieed in th e penalty of fol. for rehiring to deliver up his arms, &c. after being difeharged from that Corps. ) A private letter from Paris of the 3oth of Septem . her glees tome particulars relative to the•invatinn, ' erhieh, though they may not be altogether comet, are worthy of notice in the prefent flats of affairs : It is Rated that, while the organisation of the army betwixt Ghent, Bruges, and the Coati is going for ward with great activity, every precaution is ufed to ' place the comas of Flanders, Zealard, and Holland, to a proper date of defence. Reinforcements have been fent to all the principal puints from Blackenborgh , to Dunkirk. The nurrithzr of flat bottomed boats and gun boats whieh will be ready in Holland about the i end of Offol,er, it is talcalated, will be about a hurt ' c' red and eighty. Confidtrable movements have lately t iken place in the army Rationed betwixt the Scheldt t turd the i. r . The troops as they arrive are canton ! el near the banks of the canal betwixt Bruges and Chg. or. The y are to he infpeded by Generals - Dumas and Darfur's% Neither of theft Generals have hither ! v. chtained much military reputation. The rife of butt is aferibed to favouritifm. DAVOUST is married to a fitter .if General !Acetic, who perifhed in the e.lpedition to 8 , . Domingo. At th h. camp, it is laid, 1 . Cott twelve thouland cavalry have arrived. This is ..vidently exaggerated, but at all events if any thing 1 . rite this number of cavalry is meant to be tranfported tram one 'putter, Boa 's plan of kraal - ton by traall craft appears Rill more than ever inadequate to its ohj•ft. Bctwitt Gh.::nt, Dyeufe, and Bruges, the rumbers of the invading army are carried fo high as to,cero. At Oftend the inhabitants are fo apprehen flve of a bombardment, that many of the principal families have withdrawn with their moveable effects into the interior. For titter al seeks et has becalm poflible not to take retie( of the fedulons anxiety of ithe French Government to keep the Rate of their preparations in the utmiß poffible obfenrity. In tonfeqnenee of this an :jet y, the Batavian Government , !bat lately been under the neceffity of prohibiting even h Miring boats from venturing along (bore, with the view of preventing any fort of information on this fobjeCt being conveyed to England. The fame letter concludes by Rating what matt people were very march inclined to believe, that the mediation of RulEs has been in the sato time oninccefsful. In the pre terit Rate of the two• countries it was hardly to be ier.agined that the intervention of a tLitd power coml.! ' operate a cordial recoaciliatica. • 8A1U11773 . N; OCT. 18. The o . 2een's and the Prince's Dragoons, with the Flair; Aitfllery, were drawn up nn the Downs, to the north of the town, under marching orders, at ten n'elni k this morning. The Flying Araillery were Inrmed in two divisions; their guns in fiont, and their waggons, camp equipage. &c. in the rear. The dragoons formed two diflint lines, a moderate di!: tance to the right and left ; the whole of which•were infpeCled by the General ; and after, without firing, various evolutions and manoeuvres were perfOrmed with that exemplary prtcifion and flail, which, on all occafions,have fo cminentlydiftinguifhed them. Many fafbionablcfpeftitors were on the ground. The PRI C OF WA L Itl's harriers, and a (launch pack of a Similar defcription, belonging to Mr. CHAMPION, of Danny, yefterday afforded ample erercile and diverlion to our fportfmen. Each pack, after eroding and re eroffing many tremendotifir tlcep hills about the vi cinity of the Devil's Dyke, killed its brace of hares, and chanted forward in pitifuit of a third, both of which, however, ultimately gave the flip to their purfuers. A detachment, on the recruiting fervice, has been detached to thi metropolis; the fuceefs of their efforts is not yet known. All farther amufements at the Promenade Grove are pollponed fine die. A great number of veffe.s have, within this lall week, been purchafed by Government, at Liverpool, to he converted into gun boats. The Stibfcription at Calcutta for ereaing a Rattle of Mr. Pirr, amounted on the 2la of January, to 5,6031. cos. HOMIKED BEY ELPHT, now in thil country, was bnin in Georgia, and was porchaf:d when a child by Wynn Balt for a thottfand fe.it:ins. He WAS un commonly beautiful, “nd got the furnime of Elphy, which in the Turkish langorc figr.iGes a thoutand fccuins. At the aye of til!ey: he was made M. Aga, for the extraordivary bravery he diiplayca ag:tititt fnme rebel Beys. Ia cr,nfegntmce cf an C.ft•lt oTereJ him by Mutat), he defected from that chief, a•.d joined the infurgents. MURAD, however, repenting of what he had done, recalled ELPHY and loaded him with frefh favours. Palling over the interme diate rank of KIOCHIEI, he railed him to a rank *qua' to his own. At prefezi he is ficond in command, but by far the richeft and mofi powerful of the Bey s. He is married to the daughter done of the principal Bedouin Sheiks, and has in his inter eft rine of the ten tribes. His Ma melukes are commanded in his abfence by SoLossuh' Aoa, an officer of inferior rank, but great reputation. —Essex Bay is remarkable for his courage. agility, aqd uncommon addref and prowefs on horfeback.— He has repeatedly cut off the head of a buffalo, at full gallop, with one Broke r f his fabre. He is 43 or 44 years old, about five feet eight inches high, and very corpulent. His countenance u open, and his manners are affable ; but (till you fee the defpnt (tamped on his brow. He is a man of strong natural abilities; but his mind is uncultivated. He can read and write, which is a very uncommon thing among, the Mamelukes. He never was brought to terms by the French during the whole time of their continu ance in Egyyt ; but conßantly remained in the defart (on which account he called himfelf the Asertope)ard baffled five divifions of BOMAPARTeSarmy who were in conflant purfuit of him. He did frequently to Imp. de and carry off parties from so to too of them. He commanded in November laft at El Hoche, a body of r too Mamelukes and Bedouins (the latter never come into affirm except in purfuit of a flying enemy), and killed 3000 Turks, took (even field pieces, with all their flares, baggage, &c. On this occafion he had but fi x men killed and twenty-four wounded. A letter jute received overland from Bombay fays 4 ' Letters from the eallward mention the feizure of the Ihip Fortune, Captain sLarea, of this port, by Cie Dutch, in the Straits of Sunda, on the Sth of November lalt. The Fortune was freighted on a voyage to Lampoon, for a cargo of pepper, when the was boarded by three Dutch cruizers, carried to Batavia, and there condemned, under the pka, no doubt, of her trafficking to a port pot open as a Dutc% polletlion to Briti(h fubjeels; a plea, in refpc to which we need only obferve, that Lampoon, as well as Sa tinnier), were taken polfeffion of by us during the late war, and the Britifh flag bottled at thofe nations.— Letters from Captain SLATS R mention his arrival at Bencoolen, where he was purfuing the neceffary mea lures to return to Batavia, under the authority of the Adminillration at that place, to claim reflitution of the veffel." Extra& of a letter from a gentleman on board the EL714114370N, Ealt Indiaman, lying in Simmon's Bay, Cape of Good Hope, unla date t 7th May lad, received in town : _ 4 4 Upon our arrival here on the isth, we were mach difappointed at not finding any Englab Tail here, and at being informed that all the Bti d troops had left the Cape about tiers months ago. We found a large Trench man of war and four frigates, full of troops, in the Bay. It is raid they came with the defign of befieging the Cape, had they not found it furrendered to the Dutch. They attempted land. ing their tronps, but the Dutch would not fuller them, but forced them to embark on board their flips again. We have had feveral of their officers on board our Ihip, who are genteel looking young men, and be haved with the grcated politenefs. All their flips have bands of murk, which we hear playing very as we ha►e the large flip on one fide, and one of the frigates nn the other, and another tight , a head of us. " There are a great many Engli(h fettlers here, and fume very file !mules and barracks. We have Cape Ihcep, on which we now ends; they are more lake calve. than liitep, being brawn and white with Mort briltly hair, and very long legs; their tail' arc very large, &me of them weighing S or to imunds, all fat, their firth is very thong tailed, and though we have had no freth prneifions for to week% I can not Gay I reidb it moth. The milk here is alfo thong tailed, and the bread lardy. The pears here are about the lize of a prCon's head, and eat very well; we get two of them for three-pence. The apples are very good but rather dear. The wine grapes &moot of featon, her 'ain't, are very cheap, and we act rod wine at fix-pence a bottle." PQLI( E,. Fs'c. maNstow-pinum—TuerdAy mans ' ir as Rew, was again 7,rought before the Lord Mayor, having been apprehended in Newgatedlrett, on Fri. day jail, on LW - pick:it of being the man who ab feoncied from the employ ‘ , l Meas. Hall and Brad. (haw, Mealmer, at Hartford, in Berkihire, from whom he had er.:hezzled large firms of money.— Mr. Bradfhaw attended from Berkfuire, and identifi• ed his perfon. The prifoner confeffed Ms guilt, and begged Mr. Bradlhaw to be as favourable as poffible to him. The LORD MAYOR being obliged to attend a Court of Al. dermen put off his full commitment till a fnta!e day. • • An Excifeman and a rung woman were charged with being Peen coming from a map mantifanory in Bilhopfgate fired in the al3ht time. It appeared this Excileman had a key to go to the lhop at any hour of the night in the cotirfe of his birfincis, but he had no right to take a mitt refs with him. lle was forgiven on his promifing never to otiend in like manner again. UNION HALL.—Tuefday IVs.i,aeT AIWA and Mat thew Bacon were put upon their examinations, charg ed on fufpicion of healing three oxen, and were cam. mittcd for re-examination with a view to know wile. thcr other charges are againft them. HATTON GARDEN.—A complaint was . exhibited againit N liable-keeper, in Tlieobaldr.-toarl, for refuf ing to receive a fOlilin of the Prince of Walcs's own regiment of Light to be quartered in his house, and was fined, without mitigation, in the pe nalty of 51. wiih culls. IVoasuie STaEr.T.—Nfonday afternoon a woman charged her hufoaad with aft of great brutality, when he was fur the aft:Ault committed to prifon for want of bail. Tncfday PhilipCre% jtin. underwent to eramina tion, charged upon the oaths of P'.itip and Mary Grote, the father and mother of the Prifoner, who dated their living iu alms-boufe in Nort..n Fal gate ; that thcir ton, the PritOner, car..e to thi.ir houfe on Mon:/ rnort.hig Leff, when he wantonly and in a hi manner !tabbed his mother in the cheek with a clafp knife. A gentleman of the faculty, who had dreffed the wooad of the poor woman, declared that it would have been mortal had the knife penetrated a quarter of an inch farther. He was however fully committed to New Piifon for trial. Istrottmsvt a Al!.IN.:l* THE COAL T1AL111,..41r. 'Vat.' t t a Barrider, attended on Tuefday even ing in Bow.fireer, in fupport of an information pre fitted befere Mr. BOND and Sir Wit.t.tais Pat sots s, art-iinl Mr. Sant, Coal-merchant, in the AJelphi. 'The information dated, that, on the tsith rf Sep tember lad, 36 racks of coals were loaded at the Adelphi Wharf, and f.nt to Mr. Hoby's, Boot maker, at the tot. of St. James's-ftreet, Piccadilly ; that the Packs were mcafured, and that ant of the 36, t 6 were deficient in the fire required by Aa of Parliament, which. four feet in length and two feet in breadt. The information contained aaother connt, that the laid lacks were not marked as the law direns. Mr. Joars, Solicitor to the parifh of Govent-garden, on behalf of Mr. Sant, contemied that as the information aliened the offence to have been committed in the mil of St. James's, whereas there was no fuch parith, the real one being that of :it. James, the complaint mutt neceffarily tall to the ground; but thh being over-tuled by the Magif trates, a man, named Chat let Hutchins, was calicd, who proved the offence. To impeach the credibility of this evidence, Mr. J.ine, endeavoured to titer that he had been twice examintel at the Oflices of War fit;;) tittet and Hatton-g.rt!en ; but, failing in this, he brought forward Mr. Burronci., of Don t ; (f r eer, who &poled that the ht.r::* of Mr. Hoby was not in the pariflt of St. James, bi:t in that of Sr. George, Hanover.fguare. This oh!eelion the Ket ; ittrates confidered fatal to the information, and the com plaint was confequentiy Monday a General Sefrions of the Peace was Feld at the Guildhall, Canteibi-ry, when Witham Main ', was indiEled for all:inking Ladd, in the [with of St Andrew, with al; intel:t to commit a rare, aud heirg found guilty, was fcntenced to be imprifoned lit months. As Timm!' Mown, Eiq. of Ilan:burgh, was ra mming frcm Canterbury to London. on Saturday hail, lie fuddenly expired in his carriage. within a than diflance of Sutton. We are lorry to Rate a fhocking accident which happened yeiierday at the cud cf Fulwood's Rents. When the Volunteers were affembkd in Gray's ton Gardens, a boy who Rood upon one of the iron gates at that place to look, being !saltily ordered down, made a jump. w!ien, unfcrtunately, he happened to leap en fome long i,ou fpikts, one of which entered his belly. He died in the greatcd agony before he could be carried to the hofpital. On Monday night, a labouring man patting along Wentworth-fleet, Whitechapcl, was scuffled by a woman who fnatched his watch from him ; he put , fued her, and recovered it. She, however, met him again, and made the fame attempt, and ran away, When he was attacked by a gai,g of fellows who cut him in ten diiFe-ent places. Fie was taken up by the watch, and carried to the Lond:in Infirmary, where he now lies without any l.cirei (if 'misery. Sunday fo'nnight, (ac of the butments of the new iron bridge, ai.rof. the Thames, at Stable., gave way, and for f .me time created a coniiJei. able de'rcc ( f iti(rni. as the moll fcrious conic quences wtsrt: apdt•eli.:. '.d. Men were immediate ly employed i n ilia hones and Tab bifh ; and as no pa:t .1 the old bridge had been demolithed, ent, etimmiflioners gave orders for it to be re-opened, and the new ore blocked up.—The above faihire was entirely ow ing to a vault haring been fare:red to remain near the binment, inflead of being hlied tip 'oefine the hrieige was opened. A Sheriff's Odizer wa: haft week employed by a tradefinan, at Co'cliefler, to :urea a Miiitia Officer belonging to cit.e of !It•!ln i•. ! .1.1e1 in that neighbour hood : hit th e ft ii inife id of the Enlign, was for dragging a Licute. an. Col , -el to durance. Some grenadiers of en': been:; apprifed of the cir. cumftance, followed t! , ! is l ff, and bringing him back to the'', yarad:, to 1 /pia in a blanket ;on the halt tufs, reOcar..l to coat him, and he in confequei.ee the gi wind, broke two of his ribs, and wa, y hurt. BIRTH• At Highgate, tgrit. Cromhie, wife of the Rev. Dr. Crumble, at a fon. Wednefday, Qleen-fqa are,Bloostaury,ll49. Horton, of arm On the 9th ietft. at Wiackfidd, the Lady ottapt. Codringtory or the Navy,of a fon. On the ad in ttant, the Lady of Alexander Jardine, Efq. younger, of Appleganh, of a Sat:given MARRIED. Saturday f?nnight,Gregory Rhodes, Efq. of Wetherby,teMice S. Walker, daughter of Georgt. Walker, Efq of the fame pl ace. John Carter, Hq. of Itanwortby, in the county of to M.fs Suork. olVoulo On the ic.th dill aid, at Sunnybant, Captain John Macdeenell of the 92d mirtactit, to Mils Gordon, &Ileac:of Chart:star dun, F.fq. orWardhoure. At Dr. Slderith'a, S. Cuntherland-ftreet, Dublin,C. F. Frizetl, of Beeofort-villa, near Rathrantliam, to Mils Saliva, dauglacir et tbr Litr GeorAe Sedwith, of hedwithßown, county Longford. At Watcrford, Lieu. Fitzgerald, of the Royal Navy, to Ma daughter of the late Ben. Budd, Efq. of Blodomthill, In the county co , Kilkenny. At Duncanr.on Fort, Lieut. Ord, of tht eta Light Drape's, to Mn.. Young. daughter of the late Henry Rogers, Efq. DIED. Ti, , f,lay fe'inhht, at the Royal nor ':fell at Halar, Lieut. N. ro.ik, sled rueriday lA, Lieut. Coife,of the North Gloonefterihlrendlltia. On t"..e 110. :Mt at Feliatown, in_Suffolk, the Lady ci the lea• Samint Fiu,:yer, Bart. On Fri.! iv laft. r Somers Town, *red 54, Mrs. Davie, wife ge Cautair Coniyaiby Davis, of hie Majaty's Army. In Cork, on the toth ha. Mr. Nich. Urimittaw, jam a Dobliair merchant, in 1,4 eathy.ar, eth fan of Nicholas Gristihaw.lEl4.44 White-haute, county Antrim. DIVA SCE of the UttIiTIIRA and Curtain COMPLAINTS A S fole Proprietor of DAR AN '$ celebrated inedi- L 1 cated Bongics and rscnictlics, Mr. DUFOUR informs do Fahlic,th. , t he may at ufoal he conful ed daily from 9 to 3. st ho ,fe No. 54. rri:h.ftretw, Soho, on Cafes of atridures, Ohlttnej tioes, Gleet &C. fie. as well as Dchi:it y. and cwt., Alfa der whet" fccrecy is fo cr:mtial a 'vita Lie, that Mr. Cut.itar has pet/aided • fpaci ,, us Hoof:, thar every P.,tic-t nr,y be immanent in a repents apartmert. Mr. D. has for mny years confine! him.kif to that department offinrgcry, and from ottrnfive pracilec, end the moil flatti Ann cue .c:4, he it cm:bled to otftr a method of awe, ens; c:ous, r.nrairini; :.1 co-eminent cr rat tint in diet. am& which prevents' a relapfe. Perfors in the country Sating their wefts fully, in a letter, eneloang a we or a two :.and r..,te, will km proper remedam fent to the amount. Foe the v:trionsfymptorna,ag. f'e Mr. Diatom's Treatifc no the above eotnp ,11flUffe. as. 6d. dm Nth edition ;ts he hail of J. Callow , C. 05 - 0 C Soho; Mao, (been, Lac:rr Change anti of he Author. %% HliN Protelfiemal Mar. or etbitaisem and it • V fponhtility deviate Korn the rneral Intent ! , y rise fdadtian a peculiar Prauch, the fartdion of long condoned fuccers I. dm belt criterion of types kicky. Ten years have I devoted my era&e, 1••• the enclubve =Me of liaßh /3 , ;(3R DERS, and V • eli.. cfsful refute my pinta gives me add:Mural ardour to o; e'.: • a , : an sue du ni• vaget of thofe complaints which are the at i • •• • sut la the tau logue of human intirMties. After I titan inn into every branch u nos Surgeon, formed a with at an nos- sviltstl of !'rots ice to micue individnaht from the Ipla..A.Ct or uneslueltrd MM. Of the osnsitimi precipitancy of galena Prsditianers. The THREE DIsORDERIs,to the CUT* of which .. - .ave &iota my attention, comprise every fpecles of VENERI:AI INT:l11'. T:ON, whether of a recent or long duratiow—adtv, AU abide of DEBlLlTY,wherher ariting from the habits of Schmittows.st the ind.agerte ~.sture age, and latUy that deraogesurnt of tilt fy Rem in W 0111C11 Wiliel cabal DA RILE Si NW or STEM. ILITY. .....erous eqi".-tr•T errs+ of ignorance or hafto h top merman of a biopic Gonorrhea, and It not unfrequartly bai pew that the feeds of life are poifoned by the Indiferetiottof as super& ed hour. Ey a fuperior method fuck eonmokiats art Way toride anti even when: others 'E. ye galled, I troll that I may profess' as *free a rsdic al rcritablifhment _ _ Few, however, are the cares e( compecatal (fibers In die dilf order, compared with the elamitous fituatleas d Men, who dim ineulgerce in a SOLITARY YIDS, or the prevalent Oniedis d • fafizionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is dig tin/moldable conkquence of inch pernicious habits. Whew the unhappy fidrerer brones ova his mrery, but canker conceals his r.ii,fervene, it may he foam ocinfolation for hiss es know, that akhough it be an 'Meet of doubt or oncerainty with !her Frailirionas, the removal of there DEFICUINCIRS by eith gradual pm/refs of rce(10;tillt1 s, the acquirement of niyexperiewoh If the rites of Bacchus of Venus Lave bqtam to redone manly geur, much .na lay will Le prevented by an eatly counteraction alf thiß Irolguid Rate, and in there nudes no great &Scabies will emir But where this Madaq has for years proper Pen fcrer.rec Is indifpadibly requlthe to reales** flonthorinsfysdaa of Lite, and to re-anionee the Ceeltioation. MARRIES) WOMEN, who have king been didenwinted Ith their expeftariimii of 'a Family, may be allured, that In asoa Rimers flub &feels are curable by Medical MR. The'ECßFCYwLfebhfoefentialhaty indertalting, and An Qualification xbleb I have prefunted to ftk, faros the Reis d my rreterhons, and in coin dance with tech this intamatkinia that Mr. PARE may be coeulted'porfooady (or by lettim incintin,r a frmill sae ) at his hook, No. a 9, Aroodel-Ilsoct, Strand. tsar TcrTle-liar • 7' ere an additional entrance in Watt:A..lmm alstabg.ail tLe natoe is on bnth the doors. Munber of the Royal Colby et Bensons: VENEREAL BLINDNESS.. . . To Mr. THOMAS Tor Loa. Surgeon, No. 9. New Bridiwereat. WEAR s:R. London. TT is with the molt heartfelt fatisf.t&ion that I ad. A drefe you on the incomparable Iteefienee of your inva/uside Alvdieine—l.F.AlLE's I'A'rENT the fpriog Oda year I had the misfortane to eontrad a Venemal Complaint, Mete. with the molt alarraing and davit - out [raptness; Miami& that I have beau contused to my mom for •wh Is weak together. and not able to air out of it : I had ots Mt night norttay. sal fuffcre,l the nt R excruciating pain and torment, and what was Rill work, my eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I could f.ans ditto. n any eblert, if ever fo tide to ewe, and expected naddng lel. than the total loft of my light. From a Rout, heakhy, audio. titer corpulent man, I became a mere lhatiow, and as abjedt of pity and compalEow—My Maids had all given Me ov.r, and thought my rmovery bilnollible. In this dreadful Rate, and ex peeking every minute to be my haft in this world, I was font natdy re:emetic:tiled by a neigh b our to try your Medicines, hot having tried all medical aid to no purpok, and been at an enurnioas tzpenee, it was tome time before 'mold be prevailed on to taker them ; at laR I lent for Re boxes, and before I had taken dent all, I (rued conliderable benefit t my pains gradcally deercafed. and my ei:Oght grew betcr, and to the great fury ire and alto r.illirnent of all my !deeds. (-her taking three bum more), my 11:;altb - and (trench wag IX Meetly refloreil, and lam now. (thanks ro my Goo Ind yourinvaluahle Medicine%), a; ,vel and batty err I was In my lit:. You, obliged hu.nhlc ftrvant. High-Street, Ihrminchz.m, bintreanbm t, typo. R. L. LFICHIL The ahoy: Medicine is carneflly recommended to all paws that art' in auy dJuht of their tking erdir.ly free of every Vella real par.:saLitly to thole wont alto rag their emulation in life, .t eradicate every taint of that nature, of howe-er bn , g :taming, or however difgu uodcrtbc appearance it may he: for Scorbutic, Glandular, and Com b C,...ap . ..-ints it it r'.o rleCOMEllalded to be taken, ef a todaJly the'tpr!rg, u-tuner, and Prrpreed -.ad fold by the frle rroprietor„ 711011 All TATLeIt Men, r Corp., arint of Surt,sono, London, at his hooka Iv, 9, fir.:'.gv .1. Let, give Advice without • I, to Pen -, g Pills, and will anfwer P;tlents Lct t,tg, if r(l..t !h•Z farnweennt, &'I-rving In all cafes the molt tunt.,;al-.1, rev, no P-don's u.o'ne or cak having bees racy:: -cr...., b. c at their own t Elie:Aar requell, by the Proprietors .:•urios the wet(' or nu r: than c yearn, that helaav had the coo due. of a:, csc-chivc Lie of the oh Are Mcdiedne tad the pradlie• aria nt thfif . r . .rr. 11,..y or, ati . fold by hi. app o intment, a t the p a ywrees, Nu. 3c, it. Athol : A....it ct., ; Mr. Rohertfon'sToy:Alop,f i ki. toy, Oxford-11mm; Mr. Steel's, Hookfeller, No. t, Unite-Pow. 1. vie Tow- : and Ly c e Neon in every cooLderablc town in England, I:, Form of only as. pd. molt kale' up, with and thtan Carcet.ra, I..iNLON Printcd and publiZed by LEVkLKENT.(or.Cato t•-r:Aay-tlare. Lambeth) at tLc STAR OITTICII, NO erCr Aluct. I..2ited ago at Oat STA& Ortaco,l4ll6l