Star. — London, England, 1803-05-20 00:00:00

iNSTALATIO . - rt re, Yeflerdav the grand ProcefTion and Indallation of feveral Knights took place, agreeably to antint cuaom. Th. Tnighti el.'.i.drefred in their furtout coats, a- 3 fitirs, alfembled abmt ten o'clock ti.: . in Ole Pri:lfe'• chamber near the ..• attep.led by !hree Esquires; where the Knights Compa! , i,Hy„, equipped in the the Grier, met them, as did like wiCe t! , e Dean um! Prtbeadaries in their r:focciive mantles. At eleven o'clock, the manner of the Proceffion being plow:T.ly arranged, it proceeded front the Pi Chamber the weft door of the .:‘l3bey Church of Weaminiter, ihrongh St. Margaret's C!iurcli-yard, by a palfage crated for the porpok. The proceir-in, which was f lendid beyond COn cepti in, plifvi up the i;iutli and down the north aide. The Foot Guards lined t.:e way as it paired, till it reached King 11 , .nry the Seventh's chamber. The ceremonies and divine tervice here to be per fin med engaged the proceilion about four hours. The banners of the deceafed Knights were buried under the altar. The band during the ceremony played the dead march in Saul. The Te Deum eompofed by Di. Cones, and appropriate an thems, were Emig by the Gentlemen of the choir of Wearninfter, afiiited by the choir , of the Chapel Royal and St. James's. The principal vocal parts w,!it well fupported by NE ILD, J. SALE, VAUOHAN, and CORE. _ _ . . . Divine Service being ended, the Knights put on their hats and feathers; the Proxies remaining un covered. They approached feverally, with their Companions, to the Altar, where each Knight !landing, and drawing his fword, offers it to the Dean, who rellores it with the proper admonition. The Ceremony concluded, and Gad Save the Kin: being fung, the proceffion proceeded back in the Lime regular order it came to the Prince's Cham ber, except that the Prebendaries retired to the Jerufalcm Chamber from the Abbey door, and the FA - quires and Officers of Arms, and Officers of the Order, when they came out of the church, wer covered. Within the dont- of the Abbey, the Proceffion was m by the King's Mailer Conk, with a chopping•kniie in his hand, who feverally fail to each compani.-n, Sir, yen know what great oath you hare taken, which, if you keep, tt w.:l he great honour to you; but if you break it, I tiiall be compeliA by my office to knack off your quits from your heels." At the dour of the Prince's Chamber, a perfon wa' appointed by Bath King of Arms to receive the mantle from the Proxies. - - The Old Knights ahfent, who were not obliged to find Proxies, were— Lord Lavingdon, Earl Macartney, Sir R. Gunning, Lord Dorch.:trr Vifc•nunt Howr, Sit Heel''' . Munro, Fad of St. Vino nt, Lord Grry of Howick, and VA - count Bridport. Tire 041 iibights \1 dm. Ibury, Lord Le Blaigtitere, Vircount Galway, Right "ion. Sir W Fawcett, and the Right Hon. Sir G. Yooge. The Knights iniialled yellerday : Sir Al red Clark, Sir Henry Harvey, Sit. J F. Cradoek Lord licnley, Right Hnn, Sir Wm, Pitt, Right on. Sir Jofeph Sank', Sir James Henry Craig, Sir James Colpoys, Lord Hatchinfon, Sir Eyre Conte, and Sir David Duodaa. Knights by Proxy:— . Right Hor.Sir W. P.Tadmvs,by Sir James Paltrney ; Lord Whitworth, by Sir F. WI itwor:lt; Right Mitt. Sir John B. Warren, by Sir Edmund Naglc; Vircount Winn. by Sir W. Bolton; Sir Flioniat Graves, by Sir Rope- t George; Sir '111.,. Trigge, by Sir Charles Greene; Sir Jaws Saurnarrz, by Sir ThonuisSaurnarcz; Sir R. Ahercromby, by Sir Samuel Auch mutt ; Lord hitith by Sir Francis John Hartwell; Sir An drew Mitch...ll, by Sir Richard Hanney ; Sir Jan slhoinas Duckworth, by Sir George Shcc. _ _ The laft day of intiallation, was May :9, 1788. The Royal Family, conlifling of her MAJESTY, four PRINCESSES, and the Prineefs of We us, at tended to view the procellion, and fat in a box fit ted up on the occalion at the well end of the fltith aille. Her MAJESTY, the PRINCESSES, and the Primers . of WALLS, took their places a little before eleven o'clock, and retired loon after the pi ()cerium had paired to the Chapel. On thc lelt band of the Queen's box were the friends of the DC.MI of WESTMINSTER. Over the great entrance into King Henry thc Seventh's Chapel, the Duchefs of You occupied the Prince of %%taxis's bin. Her Royal Highnefs did not arrive till the ceremony was half over. Over the box in which the Duchefs of You fat, a gallery was fitted up for the reception of the fo reign Ambafradors, and many of them attended. The Font Guards attended in the Abbey to pre. vent . auy diforder from taking place, and notwith- Randing the number of perfons prelim the greatell regularity was vbferved. Great credit was due to thole who had the managementof the proceffion. It was impollibl: that any thing of the kind could be better conduEled. The Duke of Cumarausn joined her MAJES TY to fee the procei.lon ; after which his Highnefs attended in the Chapel to witnefs the ceremony.— The only miilake which occurred in the proceed ings of yetlerday was, that the plate was negieaed hr.tiglit into the Chapel to rectiee the offer ing is Away% niaJe in the ceremony. It was remarked. that there weir more fOic:sak:.; at Weßminfler Ahhcy yeth•rday, than i:as been at (Lurch any day for the IA it years. The new Pocket I:d.zion of . .-11IAK- , •llPr, now tim`t 1". 0)s, with tss• Pia•cs to Ktmtst.o 5. i, the mroi 'o.:.ttthi . .:l for its fissiind mud.r,o lo.ce th.tt has ct er appeared. A. very ii,:crciting NV• :k an 7 rl.l' the pen t to Y.- kl 1 1:.. it . . I 'l l .- s, 11. 4:.1 0:!. 0 •Ilis is tc l!ts: U0n.14.00., ..1 1 . 1,11 :11: 1., ;he .1:41• • j ot. • „, 01001 , ,s, Pa . o 110,1 t:s, to ~• t: IA( :( t , • . . l 0;4 i•ar s.! i ! • L I. • •. 1 'W • ...krit.tiol ! _ the Work Derr..—On Wedn. , :flay evening attother fatal duel took placz rear Chalk-Farm. The parties were a Mr. 'fur was O'RF!t,LT, an Officer in the army, and a G :nticman t,f the name of Hosasr. —They met at feven in Cie evening, in a field a little to the not:it of the }male, attended by their fcconds. The ci..rnh itants fired at the fame mo mcn:, and Mr. R. was (hot in the body, near the hip, on receiving of which, he ran time lhort dillance, and then walke I, but before he con d get to Chalk Farm he fainted with the lots of blood. the ball, which had lodged near the (kin on the oppolitc tide, was loon after estrafted by Mr. M. a furgeon, who happened to be at Chalk Farm, notwithflanding which he died yefterday afternoon about half palt three o'clock. Mr. O'Rr Lot was a very yo a, man: be mentioned who his anta_ nilt was, but rjufed to tell the name of the fecards ANOTHER MANIAC.—On WCdOeldAy a m in, dreffed as a countryman, attempted to make his way into the Levee, but was prevented by the Marffialmen. He laid he rmal fee his Majetly on fome particular hufinefs, and became very trouble fome; upon which Maemanus, Towniend, and Sayers, the officers who were attending, took him into cilotly, he urging that he molt fee his Majelly ; and on his being afked his bullock, he replied, he had role from the dead, and had got a commiffion frrm Heaven to kill Bonaparte, but was dire ted to fce the King of England firft. The officers, very properly, to prevent any ditlurbance, told him they would intro.itice him to the King, it he would go w ith them, which he very quietly confsnted to ; hut they took him before Sir R CHARD FORD, at Lord PELHAM'S 011 ice, when the acconnt he gave of himfelf was, that he had been facrificed, was buried, and had tote from the dead, with two men of the names of White and Ruffiel ; and they were commitTioned by Heaven to reform the world and kill Bonaparte. He laid, fince he had rifen from the dead, he had walked from Swanfea, in Wales, and was led on to the Palace, by meeting with chalk•flones in the road, and on turning them up, there was written on them Go on ;" and he difcovered other fymptoms of a de. ranged mind. MARRIED. On Tuefday the 17th inn.. at Swanfea.Glomorgaullitre, John Rem Elq. of Kilymaentlwyd Iliac, ht the county of Car marthen, to Mils Anne C. Vander Honi. voungett daughter of Elias Vander Horn., E fq. American Conful, at Brillol LMEI) At Coggelhall, Eifel, on the 3d init. Mrs. Morris, wife of Mr. Morns. surgeon to the EaR liffra rr,;iment of militia. On Tuefday, at Great owc•r-hill. John Rallileigla, Efq. of Penquite, in h -court"' of Cornwall. CHURCH HONtYBORNE FARM, ncar EVESHAM, WITH IMMEDIATE POStiFISSiON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. RAINE, _ _ . On Friday, the 27th May, at the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, in Cornhifl, at Twelve o' lock, in One Lo:, AMOST defirable ESTA FE , held by Leaf for Twenty one Years from Michaelmas laft, of the Dean and Chapter of Ws ftminfter, at the (mall referved Rent of tel. 9.. ad. and renewable by cuftrom tarry Soren Years, o payment or a moderate Fine; conGiting of a good Farm-houfe, near the Churvh, at Honeyhorne ' only Four Miles difLint from the prolific Vale and Town of Ev elham, in Worecfterliircovith every requifite Farming Outbuilding, and near coo Acres of principally Rich Grazing atoll Meadow land, within a Ring Fence, now and for many y:ars pall in the necupation o: Mr. Nathaniel Eden, who has notice to quit at Michaelmas next. when the Poiret:Bon may he had..—To he viewed ti. the Sale. Printed Particulars will be ready for delivery on the ad of May, and may then be had on the Peen; fes; iti r o of the Priii v!rs of the Woreefter, Gloucefter, and OztOril Paper.; of Mr. Hoper, Great Marlberough•ftrett; Mr. Vines, in Linco!..% teen; Rainbow; and f Mr. Raine in Charlotte-ftrect, Bloomf bury, London, where a Plan may be teen, CAPITAL ESTATE and MANOR. TO BE SOLD BY PR I . VATE CON TRACT. ALL that ESTATE and MANOR (Tythe Free) called GREAT DADEORD, in the Parilh of Bromfgnave, in the County of Worcefter; confuting of a ra,il. fubftantial and eunnundiou Tartu Houle, Barns, St.thics, der Mill, and other convenient Outbuildings, in complete Re pair; and upwards ot Two Hundnd and Fifty Ann s of A rabic, Meadow, and Failure I.and, well ;Mantel will Fruit Tree,. in cluding about Thirty Acres of Coppice Ground. in P. &Mon of the Proprietor, worth Communibus Anvils Air° an adjoining Eftate, confining of Two %len -les and Buildings, and upwards of Fourteen Acres of Land, ['shied to Tythe, called HO I. FORD'. WELL. The above Premifes are now in the Occupation of Mr. James Knowles, at the yearly Rent of zsicl. They arc diltant from Rromfgrove Two Miles, Kldderminlter Eight Miles, and S:our bridge Nine Miles. Poffefnon may be bad at Lady Day neat.—The Land Tax ha. been redeemed. There is a quantity of growing Timber nn the Eftates, which, with the (;toroth of the Coppices,muft be taken at a Valuation. Confideratik Part of the Pur:ha(c Money may remain osi Se curity of the Premifes, if required. The Tenant will Otew the Premiks; and for further Par li miters apply to Meffrq. Gem and Son, Solicitors, New-Brett, Birmingham, where a Plan of the Ellate may he ken. SUSSEX SOUTH DOWNS. TO BE SOLD by AUCTION-3y VF.RRAI. and SON, At the Old Ship Tavern, In Brightb Imlton in the County of Sofres, on Thutiday, the 26th day of May next, between the Hours of Four and Six o'clock in the Afternoon of that day, I 'HE Manor or reputed Manor of TRULY, to. !ether with the. Capital Maws,' or Manflon Houle, Dares, Stables, and other Outbuildings, and 520 Acre', more or 1 fs, of Arable, Meadow, Pafture, Sheep Down, and Wood Land to the fame bvlorgiiig, known by the feveral Names or Truly Farm and Harda's Land, deGrably &nate at F.dbur ton. in Seffel, and now in the Tenure or Occupati in of Mr. William Grooms, as Tenant under a Leafe, which expires the Isith of Sept, m'acr next. The whole }llan: is Freehold and lies well together, is dif imint from Stcyning, 'I bre, Mile., front Horfham 'twelve Miles, from :,horeham 4 Vilt and from Itrighthrlmilon 11 Miles. The Houfe and Builan.gs re fuhflaatial and in good Repair, Cif W,,ad Land is well ftttked wi•li young growing Timber, and A Navigable Ricer rt.r:t within a f, w Mile, of the }:Rate. F dioirtnn is :lore to the South Downs, the Country abounds ,cith Game, a. d feveral Packs of }Sounds are kept in the POIT-rio , rr,..y be had at hlichaclmas next. 11. lu dewed ou A:1•;:Cel , .1111.. tie I tr. rt, ai:i funt.cr ticul its niai he had of .Ir. Alfry, Hctiymnr.rus, bear atla ; or Mr. R.chard Tue!iLr. Attr.rncy, .t we 4, Solt. s. Iha Wuncicriul tr,ct of > nit ACIA'S I I ALLAN OILS. fur the Growth r.rl-1-ir. c: —A very rild mine, the wrong fide ..• .-:••o. ho had rt...try rear., h :ten :It, I :7,-, ° it 1..1.1 tt.y I art, War' : en a Sot; r f r , i•o• •.• r..tn Istt h v.-ry. little Flair tt .an 1114 birth in atetri.,l .11‘." it has I . UCC(CtiId be. )•,/id 1.11:1C t % • t ::1•1 C tt. gttt a tn., h....“ 1 of 9 : .1., Wai T tn i t,,whth It af. 1 :It 1....1ir 1 !, :It bi• km es two yra,,, it has ru.t...t. .t •% It& It ',it of ii oat oral culuur. I : ,t. to '‘ !111 ...(ft.l 1: (•hurcll4l,vett, liatl.ney. T • •,• a• IC .t: the Propri.to,*: hod,•, •,.. • , 1..•,- • I)X•• ••• I •t: Iby I - , appoint - ••• ; .r ••I: I !I \ TA: Humphreys, ,; t. NI, Ur ;,1.1 411. N 4, 94. :. ..:~.,~. TO BE SOLD BY AUC TION-aßy VERkALL anti SON, At the White Hart lon, at Lewes, in the County of Buffett, on Saturday the aIR day of May next, between the Hours of Four and Sit o'clock in the Afternoon of that day. I , HE Manor or reputed Manor of HENDAL, together with the Capital IVLifo. ge or Mantion Houfc, Darns, Oafthoufe, and other Buildings, and 417 Acre. (more or Ida) of Arable. Meadow, Pallore, Wood Land, and Hop Ground thereto belonging. called 111.1 N DA 1.. FARM, dearably fi•u at Busted, in the faid Count". 11 he whole Mate is Freehold, and lies within a Ring Fence adjoining the Turnpike Road leading from Tt:nbridge Wells to Lewea and Brighthelmfton ; is dißant from Lewes, Ten Mil.- from Tunbridge Wells, 'Fen Miles; and from Brighthelmitata Eighteen Miles. The Houk and Buildings are fubßantial and in good Rep ir. 'the Land is in a Rate of very high Cultivation, having been for feveral Years paft in the Hands of the Proprietors, who havelaid out confiderable SUMS of Money in Improvement'. — The lA'ood Land taws II Rocked with young 2rowing Timber, and the Country abounds with blame. The Honk Rands on "n liminerice, and commands a very eat nave and pidttirefque View of the South Downs and far t-iv, ding Country, and is capable of great Improvement at a tnfl ng Expence. The fituation of Busted is dry and healthy, an.' the Roads and I .va:er are good. .\ Trout Stream runs through part of the Filet, and Icveral Paths of Hounds are kept in the Nei;hbourhood. P. if 'ffion may be had at Michaelmas nest, and further Par ticulars known by appljing to Mr. John Trill, Ovingdean, nrr Bright ielmiton : Richard Trill, Hendal, Boated; or to Mr. 11 r • t turner Attorney, Lew c. For Rbewm•ui(m. Rheumatic Gout,Seiatica, Lumhagu, Head. Numbutis, l efv, Indigeftion, Flatulent Spalnaludit or flying Pairo, general Debility and Relaxation of the Syßent • SPRAINS, BRUISES, att.... , . . EX PE RI EN has proved the matt thillftiating p,,iwcr% of WHITFHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, Pills and Fluid, the moll effeetoal remedy ever made known to the world, having fuceeeded irr cafes of Ex, eight, teu, twenty, •and even of forty years Banding, after other means had failed, and it has abfolutcly cured more patients of the above complaints, than all the medicines ever before made Public. The fluid Hence is fu fingularly penetrating and fpeedy in its operation, as generally to effeet the cure of SPRAINS, BRUISES, /cc. by a few applications. Whitehead's Effence of Whiffard is prepared and fold at es. 9d. each Box or Bottle, by R. JOHNSI ON. Apothecary, No. is, Greek-ftreet, Soho, London : And its reputation is fo univerfally eitablillsed, that it may be had of every Medicine Vender in England, Ireland, Welt Indies, and America. To prevent counter felt impofition, purckafers are reqnefted to obfervc, the Genuine is diftinguiated by the King's Patent, and the Signature of R.Jo !TON , the Patentee's own writing on the label of each Bottle or Buz- MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warehoufc for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, Le Paul's Church-yard, London, 'THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the 'I prices annexed, including the Scamp Dries; ardu it is tnadted, that fromthe tit of September, Ana, the Stamps ffiould he applied to all Proprietary kledielnes, as well for Foreign as for 11.-me Confumption, and as a ConfiderableAddiii don is ma e to the Stamps on the Articles of h;gher Value, or thole in Bulk, the Prices of Dr. James's Powder will be In Ls cure as. 9d. per Packet, or IL ys. 6d. per Dozen; but the giantity of a Dozen Packers in a Bottle (u made up for the Army and Navy) any be had for ti. spi. And as by F of the Commiffioners of th- Stamp Office, Plates . re prepared fur Mr Newhery's frparate Die,. with his Name engraved In each Stamp, the Public will be careful to °Verve that the Words, " E Newhery, No. 45, St. Paul's, " are printed in the Stamps of all his Medicines; and as it is p refumed that this will he a lofts dent Security againft Counterfeit his Signature CO the Labels on Dr. James s Powder will be difeontinurd from heiteeforwariL Stamps will Fe allowed gratis, as ufual, to thoff who par eha's Half a Dozen cr more at a ti ne, of the lower priced Arti: r. d. .......... .._. Dr. Jr...irs's Powder 2 9 Lozenges of Blois z t! —a Botrk 24 o Freake I Tin& of Bark 4 0 Analeptic Pills 4 6 Hu•ham'i ditto 1 9 large Box 24 o EngliCi Coffee 1 9 Dr. Ste,rs'a Opodeldoc a 6 Genuine Armehufads 2 6 Convuluion Oil a 6 Ormik:rk Medicine 8 6 CawionAe Drops 1 9 Inglis's Scots Pills I 0 Partgutic Lo- Effence of Peppermint I I} z..1,g0i zI i Grant's Drops - a 1 &try'. liiiiou. Pills 4 6 Dr. Hooper's Pills 1 at Dr. Auitin's Ch•.lybeate Glarv's Marcia 1 6 D.:ro 4 q Henry's ditto - 2 6 I) Ih% ' 5 Carminative z 9 Norton's Drips 5 6 En. n..e ut Coltsfuot 3 6 Spilfbury's ditto s 6 Cephalic Snuff 0 9 Dr. Solander's Tea 1 9 . Mr Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Grenough's Tincture Iti Jon ! , 's Rheum tic Tine. 3 6 Do.Tolu Lozenges 1 ri N. B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Nam: are alfied to the tint twen•y Articles above enumerated; a: sl as many pro 4, paricularly fervants and meffengers, millake his titanic, h.: under the weeny of pointing out, that it is at the Fait End Of St. Paul's, mama to Lheapfide, and that it has a large white ftucened front, en which there words are inferibeil: ... rat ONLY WARZROUSC FOR DR. JAMES'S PORFORR.": SPRING PHYSIC.—As the Conßittation is well known to vary with the talon, a mild andltentle eotarfe of ph , fte is requifitc to prefene that tenciar of health. which is the greateft comfort in esißence. Dr. BROM , WS BOTANI CAL SYRUP has at tbcfe sans been adminiftered with the happicit locals in (Seawall) , removing the latent feats of dif cafe, which a courfc of rime would have rendered fraught with cleitrudtion. No perfon, who willies to render life that real comfort which it ought to prove, will ever think of ncgkdting to take this falutary phyftc, every fpring and fall, finee it often op:rates as a preventative of many complaints, that would otherwife unavoidably occur, without adverting to fo asisnira. ble a means of renovating the conllitution, and procuring us a new leak of happinefs:______ NIEDICAL 't:Aers on VENEREAL COM N. A INTS. . . Many perfons that have imagined thenifelves tube cured of the Venereal Complaint, have had the misfortune to break out fix or fever years afterwards. A proof happened in my praigice the other day.—A gentle man was afflicted with the fain. complaint, and cured, as he thought, by the advice and preferiptions of an eminent lurgeob. He aiterwArdsentend on the Rate of matrimony. four months after which be caught a violent cord in comuig out of the play hAtfc, that tirmir.ated iu a fore throat. At this cribs I was called in. anal :irking him the neectfary qucttions. acquaint ed him that it proceeded from his old venereal complaint. but which would not believe. He then called in the affillaiice of fame apothicari.A, who treat.. d hit complaint as a c immun lore throat. until lie became to bad that he was corip-VM to apply to Dr. VAUGHAN, who coihrmed him in the truth of what I had told him, hut tau late for his recovery, the eery - real complaint havi.g eaten away a part et his thro..t and nofc, the ravage, of could nut be (topped during I.i, life, to that hr tell a la rifize to his ohltiracy. Perfons, be esteem, l)• cautious in eradicating the above plaint, than winch there is nothmr, miire bencfic , al than the BOTANIC - ft Syrur, which Cc. 1.1111 r. medy. fut. jic ding mtient- to thole da.ig us that attidid ainu.le of tw,rcury. The Bot.•nical wrap and kelturative Nerwoue Cerdial,to be bad at the P,,etnr'. hoar, No. 7. - dont.. Imm •lic Leven-al Mull um. surrey fide of blackfriars•bri.i:e, in hottlesat il• :s. and it. 'duty Maul :it ‘‘ I :.tryb . I.ltt e) -iiis qh,w amt Paul', Church ward; and lirennvid, Bath:.pf;atr '!tee With,iot ; W. Ilulgin, Prirr,r and iler, at his M .11ciiid W ir. honfe, No 1. U'ri--ftro-t. who has reccivco a lar • and fire, i apply ; •fhonip!oll and 11,1.114. CAC, -lire. t ; 1.4• . 1 . ..1z.y ; C. kir.: Pi. hr. !ea tar at: Pci Sheppard, Me yier and ('rut -11. Run : NI, Ms. Go hiwriti.rne ; Mr. Raikes. Gh.oce ter; Mr. Tymhs, W.• r Mr. Tr. wniati, sr, r ; Ss. SiO11.• ci . an.l Co. Marv-er:ct, ; ! !IV n!I Printers, Bookfcllci., and Venders of Med tines to the three Ki•uit!anni. Uttcr,,ll..y.n: I' elfet, wai•h the Dl.l , r't ufual o' a fouilica, will k Aridly attca4c4 tw Sr § df tits T3k177111 A irki Ceitabf CO MPL A i *ti t . A S fole Proprietor of Daran's celdtaratal th e di . 1- naiad Bonin and Remedies, Mr. Union* informs the that he may et. ufuil be conful;ed daily from to 3 . 2t his houfe No. 6, tirith.itreet, Soho, ou C.fes of Strietut:3, Ob. itimcctions, Gleets, &c. tke as well as Dehility, anderery dif o der where fecrecy is fo elfential a rcqu'fite, that Mr. D. has provided a fp ,eious Houle, that every N tie -% nLy be intro duced in a feparare - ,partment. Mr. I) has for intiy years' CUIIIILC I himfelf to that department of Surgery, and from c . j .. teiifive praftice, and the moll !Tattering foe ifs, he is enabled to offer a method of eiiie mild. cffic clout, requiring to con finement or mitt aint in diet, and preventioK the pullindity of a relapfe. Perron' in the country hating their cafes fuliy, in a letter, eneloling a one era two . ound nute,wi:l laveproper medics rent to thc amaunt. For the various fymptonis, see. fee Mr. Dofour's Treadle on the above comp :tints, price as 6d. :he fifth edition; to he had of J. C,-Allow, C. own court, Sffho; H. D. Symonds, Paternolter-row; and of •he Author. Pat rontfed ROYAL . Ir,t M I 1.17 IDOCON's AN I'IbILIOUS PILLS, For Bilious and Gouty Difordcrs. Nervous and Sick Head. Arh4, Flatulenries, Heart-burn, &c. p _ uni.re teitimony a DIXON'S ANTI BILMb PILL', added to Twenty Year:. extenfive priv.te the Tt.vprietor, as an Apothecary, has esperieneed in the tighl chid e , 1 :1 their vie, point them out as he molt eflicacinti. and ,convalient Medicine for the removal of Bilious and Clout? 'Complaints, and for thole Difordera which mile from an irre. gear fecretinn of Bile, Hot Climate e, and free Living: during Pregn tncy they re eminently ferviceable in preventing tivt a th,Sicknefs at the Stomach, Nervous and Sick Head- deb% at d chafe uneafioeires which too frequently a:tack the Fair Sex at .1 &Lave period. Tlichiel encomium. paired on them hy No &m.°, Ladies, Military I Naval Gelid:men, sad lope f de any further proof. Fold wholefate only by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheapfitle, I.os. don; and retail by Bull and Callwell, Dublin; back, New York; Begney, Guernfey ; Ivan Bergen. Ellinore; Scott. Edinburgh; Payn and Richards, Plymouth; Belam and Gihba. Portfmouth ; Rawfon, Hull, and by molt Medicine Venders in every Town in tie United Kingdoms, in Boxes at 6s. and as. 94.45a1i, and family Boxes, containing Eve Beam, at sea, sack. WHEN Profegional Men of education and e fpoofibility deviate from the general fyftem by the fit- Rake of a peculiar Branch, the (incline of long coutinusd fuceefs is the bell criterion of fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted my pr.cdice to the eirl9live treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the ft erefsful remit of my plan gives me 'animal ardour to app.* as far as I mu able the ravages of thofe complaints which are the mad import ant Is the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation Into every branch as an Army Surgeon. formed a with at an au ty period of PraAlee to refeueiodivido als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dam germs precipitancy of general Wad:Monet& The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have do. voted my attention, comprize every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long durationid/y, AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and Wily that de rangement of the triton is Women which is called MMES. NES. , ; or STERILITY. - Numerous difeafes are the rdult of ignorance or haft In the treatment of a limy& Gonorrhea, and it not unfroptendf pens that the feeds of Life are polfoned Ly the indfferetim doe unguarded hour. By a fuperior method luck compleints ant eddy cu-sd, and even whe,rc others have failed, I trait that may prti - ame to offer a radical re eftsblithment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs In tise difonler, compared with the eilamitot. &station, of Mat, who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a fathionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility vrhkh is the unavoidable esofequence of fuck pernielosalsabits. • Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his miluy brit tare. fully commis his misfortune, it may be fosse eanfahtioe fir him to know, that although It be an oljed of doubt or seem ainty with other Frei:Unmet; the removal of •hare DEFI— CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of renow.tloo at theacqulrm meut of my experience. if the rites of Baceh4s or Venus bawl begun to Toluca manly vigour, mach anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradlion of this languid hate, and in Nada cafes no great difficulties will occur. • • But where this deficiency has for years eziEed, a rearm. Perfeverance is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the numberin g (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Confthutiom MARRIED WOMEN, who have bung been afapp r ~~-oi•—nt- - ed in their upeetatioas of a Family, may be .eared, thathirmat inflames futh defafts are curable by Medical AWL The SECRECY which fs rot-Sendai to nay iitniertaklng,nini , the gualifieatimis which I have preformed to Rate, fdrnt the Balls of my preteniknes, and In coincidence with fur% this inti matlon is given, that Mr. BREW. may be confuted perfonallp (or by Liters imcktfing a (mall note) at his bask, No. ag. Ants. del-ilrcet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in WaterArent adjoining and the name is on both the doors. M. RR ER. 'Wernher of rhe Royal Came of Saipan& i oT TAYLOK, surgeon, NO. 9, New- Brage-ftreet, Losioni - • sta, Eslinburgh, May s, 1800. IN the rpring of 794 I was a tilifted with a Vesok. real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for five months ; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phifisina. who put a temporary flop :o the virulence of the elife.afe (by mercurial applications) tar fome time; but growing, fe fplte ed all meallcine and the advice of the firft Gentlemen of the Focok7 here, worfe ar.d work for two years, I was redecall to a ease gown. unparalleled and beyond defcript ion, being an cadre War. and ulcerated from head to font.—My head, throat, moutit.. Icgs„ area.., ffte.have beta thernatdy In dowered become ins ufelefs; in than, I have had from 20 to jo eating meets tta my body, and nearly totally deprived of aglit.—it would be voluminous to particularize all my eife—fulke it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, ale of a more dangerous, or of mere complicated nature I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined myfelf,bciond all hopes of recovery; sad Indeed, in my thosioonelitioo,deith Was preferable to my merit than mifcrahle (late: to this dreadful fit marlins did I &raga weft miferable esiltence, till Divixa Norma ace threw is my way a newfpaper . eontaininithe cafe of a Mr. B. of Wyonauta—tall friends read it, I c4l not-4 fent and proeurotl tome of ?Mr LEAKS'S PAT CtiT PILLS which, by iffy fours timens tint, am now, and have lung b een, (a?terroore`than four years in deforibable dithers `, in as goad a *me of health as creel ea. uyed i.as.a.precLof this, I had •4lne, thaiving, beauty born to noe a f iv months ago. pa E r.ata i tside to Goo, and is hopes of rt rdev:At my rcil.rw.creattire fer Ace I min& you to Intbltlh t hat ;, d aud you may st any time refert 4Priimiur. wile Mb :0 be fatisfoil of die truth at thi•, i.r further particulan, to meorasy friends, by letter or !scrim. • , - --- As kw eaf.es for lsadnefs velal ever equal mine, &O we/ ex cceil it, I hay.: tram experience every re :inn to affure mankisd. that in emir l.r. 's Pitts they wid find a fete; fpeedy,fafe,, at:d radical cure, 'bat omit dr.-mind Rage of the ifene.red w*.icl, i,cai; T. Prepared and Sol by the Sole Proprienor, Trttisiis ray. to a, NI. - mber of the Rovai College act Surgeon. in !Andel.. at his NO. 9, New Dti,ig. Itti•rt where he will ZiVe ad vice, without a fee , to perfotts taking there Pills and will an- Iwo. patient. letters, if putt paid, so the tams term., *Vet , inr. in CAL'S the moll ins iol..ble fecrecy, no Perfo.i'. name of cc': having been mentioned, tot at their own particular repieft. by the l'roptii-tor, during the court. of more than 3.5 rear% that ht. had the cor.di.clinr 'if an extenfive tale of the above medicine. and the pradlice ;wiling therefrom. Tht - y are alto bold. by his Appointment, for the eginvenienca of Hide livite• at a e.S.ince, by Mr. Balta., South-bridge, FAH ,,, I4!+: Nier.r.ei., Glifgow, to whom alts hfr. 1. ret.r. I'd. hi. addrd.: at th._. Porfunier's, No. 3c, St. , Mr. itob.rtfiai s TO) -Ihoi . No 703, Oith.rd-fl reef; Mr. l'Ufborourli'., No. y, FA-flreet n.aily oppuia. Nie:„.intro ; No. t. Nlr. Dublin; anl by one Perfon in every contithiablc town In nreat-Pritain awl I' t F . 4 of only as. 94. each, feakd up with (unapt blur win r,by T'-rf.sus of either Zee may cunt conic v d h rare ;rid ba re, y I ON! iN KLNT,,OI Can ,'''""1.r•Jt....1.3.^.0.:,0)` at the S T.% a Of tlt . tin. t ,Carey• ado at the STAG Osslct,Teturle-Ba: