Star. — London, England, 1803-04-07 00:00:00

AMERICA. WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY T'i E VAT6.—A refoluti,m wa , laid re the Senate ye ,erday, for invelting ii.e Pi ell.!etit of the Umted Stages with din.retionary power to con firma and equip, and to employ for let sice on the Mitliaippi, or ellewhere, a nnm her of gun boats of fuch a confittinion as may be deemed neceirary for purpoks, and calculated for cruilers on our fondle , n conii. The propoiltion under. went vat kits modifications, the number of vetlels propofed being eight, ten, and at length fifteen ; the Committee to whom this was referred reported in favour of fifteen, and an appropriation of so,ooo dollars for the fery ice. The fubjed was again dif cuired this day, and the meafure paired the fenate. FEB. st —Lnutslay s.—The Order of the Day being called far on Mr. Ross's refolutions, refpeCt ing the Milliffippi, Mr. BRADLEY moved to poapone the further confideration of there refolutions until Wednefday next. His reafnn for the motion was, that he wiated to make a Report upon a fisbje& of a con fidential nature. Mefrrs. Moss us and DitYrom were cppnfed to the motion. They could no: cow - elite Mr. B.'s Report could be a fufficient teafan for a palipone. mein. Every moment was important to the in tereas of the United States, and they ihould there fore vote againa the motion. The queaion for a poaponement was taken and carried. Mr. Bsan&.ty then moved that the doors be doled. The galleries and lobby wore cleared ; and the doors remained doled. I'rs. sc.—Agreeable to the Order of the Day, the Senate took into confiticration the refolutions fubmitted on the ifth infant, repetting the indif putable right of the United States to the free oavi gation of the River Miffiffippi, and a motion was made by Mr. to amend them by flaking out from the word Refolind, and inferting the following: G‘ Refolved," That the Prefident of the United States be, and is hereby authorifed, whenever he' !hall judge it expedient, to require of the Execu tives of the feveral States to take effectual mea fnres to organize, arat,And equip, according to law, and hold in readinefs to march at a moment's warning, eighty thonfind effeaire militia, officers included. Refclved, that the Prefident may, if he judges it expedient. anthorife the Executives of the feve ral States to accept, as part of the detachment aforefa id, any corps of Volunteers ; who (hall con tinue in fervice for fueh time not exceeding months, and perform fuch Cervices as (hall be pre fcribed by law. , Refolved. That dollars be appropriated for paying and fubfifting filch part of the troops oforefaid, whore adnal ferrices may be wanted, and for defraying Inch other expences, as, during the Recefs of Cowers, the Prefident may deem fe - c *sectary for the ority of the territory of the United States. Rofolved, That dollars be appopiated for ending. at Inch place or places on weßern waters as the Prefident may judge 140 S Proper, one or more arfenals. Boson, Mateo 7.—Letters from Wafkingion mention, that it was probable the Refolutions of Mr. Ross, with foam trifling amendments, would be carrie d the Senate, by the calling vote of the Vice Prefident. coatradidion to the above, we underaand a ktter was received in town on Saturday evening from Wansington, Rating, "That the Refolutions of Mr. BRACIMIRIDG/ (vide Congreffional head) which fucceeded thofe ofMr. Ross, would probably be adopted by both Houfes of Congrefs.' Gus Boars.—The Bill which originated in the Hook of Reprefentatives, dinging the Prefident to build or purchafe four veffels of war, to carry opt esceeding t 6 guns each, and which came back from the Senate with an amendment, was taken• up in the Hoak of Reprefentatives. on Monday, the aBth of February. The amendment propofed by the Senate, wasto authorize the Senate to cattle fifteen gun boats to be buil: for the fervice of the United States. Mr. GLISWOLD wiffied to be informed by the Chairman of the Seled Committee, to whom the amendment had been referred, what was the ob. jell of thefe gun boats, and to what ufe they were to be applied ? The original objea of the Bill was to provide for the Mediterranean fervice ; but he could noe conceive that thefe gun boats could be of any tale in that fervice. Mr. S. SMITPI replied. that they were not in• tended for the Mediterranean. but were defigned law the defence of our internal commerce. Upon the third 'lading. when the final queftion was about to be pot. Mr. GODDLID raft and Paid, he was really at a loft to vote opon the quefion, unlefs he could ob. taro fore information as to the objet to which thofe boats were to be applied. He laid there had beenzb ee lic bu fi nefs anti private bufinefs be fore the • but this teemed to partake of the charader of both. It was sifted upon publicly. i and yet the übjea teemed to be a fecret, unleli gen.l tlensen were expeded to difcover it by intuition.— He had Po objeltion to appropriate money for the Poroufei provided he could be convinced that any public fervice required it. Mr. DAM• prefumed that he underflood the objea. It could not be the Mediterranean fer vice ; fuch boats would not anfwer the purpofe : It could not be for the lervice of the revenue offi cers, becaufe the cutters in common ufe were much better. He concluded, therefore, that they mull be defined for the Miflillippi. Ile did not know that the commerce of that river could drialy be laid to to internal. But he prefusned the boats mull be sleAgned for that objea. As he was in favour of any meafure which looked like a deter. rnination to prone the commerce of that quarter. he Ihould vote for the bill as amended, and he hoped that a liberal coonrultion would be given to the term Boati. fo that vefrels of a lire fulEcient to ank.ver the purpolc might be ptocanse.-44004 L'aired a5l-aat• ASSIZES. LAWCA‘TPR.-•••ti:.Dtsi V. lATTTF, VOA a LIBEL. The PlaintitT, Mr. Nadin, is at prefent the De puty Cotittable of Manchefler ; the Defendant, Mr. Thomas hattre, a public aceomptant of the fßtne town. The libel was publithed a few weeks . ago, in a fmall printed pamphlet, on fume hippo': ed public ;slices, in which, as Dated in the Declar• ation, the Plaintiff was indireCtly charged with the crime cf perjury. The damages in the Declar. ation were laid at toool. The Jury gave a verdift againft the Defendant, Damages tol. Our Affices did not terminate till Wednefday fe'nnight, there having been no left than ninety ! four caufes entered for trial at NO Priam, many of which, however, were fubmitted to reference. The five following capital convicts are left for execution, viz. Patrick Qigley, Henry Rice, and IThomas Ward, for burearioufly breaking the dwelling houfe of Richard Bevington, at VVaver. tree, near Liverpool; William Elfworth, for bur elarioufly breaking the dwelling houfe of Agnes neap, of Burnley ; and George Short, for (Jeep. ftealing, at Liverpool. On palling the awful fentence of the law up lon Qxigley, Rice, and Ward, the Judge obferved, that owing to their barbarous condud towards the profecutor and his wife at the time they committed ! the burglary, if any perfon had been convifted of murder at thefe Affixes, he fhould have ordered them for execution at the fame time. The number of perfons tried for mandaughter lat Affixes, it is much to he lamented, has I iscreafed in a rapid degree within a few years: nine were tried here laft week, four of whom were 1 conviaed. Two of the latter were burnt in the I hand, in order, as was emphatically obferved by the Judge (Sir GILIS Roma), that they might 1 carry back with them into that part of the county from whence they came, thole ignominious marks which would (hew the deteßation in which their I condua was held by the Court . On the trial of Thomas Fielding, for the above offence, his Lordllip, in the Itrongeft terms, ex , preffed his abhorrence of the inhuman manner of ; fighting in the fouthern part of this county. He I obferved, that if a man has brought his antagonist to the ground, and then kicks or strikes him, whilft the vanquifhed perfon lies in a Rate of infenfibility, fuch an adt of brutal ferocity conititutes the crime of murder; and, upon conviction, he would not hefitate to leave the perfon for execution, without the leaft regret. SUTFOLK.--.-TISS BING C. CLADDINGS (FATIMA AND SON) AND BRANDON. This was an information againft the Defendants for fmuggling 5o calks of Geneva at Ipfwich, and endeavouring to ref - cue them from the Culloni• Houle officers, after they had been feized. Parti cular alts of violence were proved to have been committed by Gladdings the younger upon the Officers of the Cußoms, and both father and fon were found Guilty. The other Defendant was acquitted, P3LICE. Massion.Houu.—Yefterday Mrs, Lev, Red max, and Batman, bad another hearing before the Loan Mavoa, relative to Mifs Levy's children. , Nothing tranfpired in addition to what has been already laid before the public, except that the Overfeers and Churchwardens of AMgate Parini attended to give cognizance to carry on the pro- fecution. The three prifoners were fully commit. ted ; and Norman, the reputed father, gave bail for bis 'appearance. Winricitarzs.—Yetierday a man of the name of . 7cilas Frermaa, was examined on the charge of Thomas Grub and his wife, of having in their ab. , fence broke into their apartments ; while the pri foner was in the room Mrs. Grub came back, when he pretended he came to enquire for a perfon whom he named, but unknown to the informant ; the at length perceived he had fomethingconcealed under his clothes, which proved to be forme thins belong. ing to her hufband, upon which the fecured him. The prifoner was committed to Newgate for trial. _ _. MARLSTROOGPISTREIT. — TtIefday one of thofe denting bucks who infeft St. James's-ftreet and Bood-ftreet, was charged before the Sitting Ma giarate with having committed a violent Omsk upon a young lAdy, not mare than 16 years of age, in St. James's-11feet, the preceding evening. This young lady was walking down St. james's-lbeet Inborn eight o'clock,attended by her fornmanywhen the prifoner acetified her in a very indecent man ner, and the footman coming to the affinance of his minters WAS knocked down. He was, however, feited and taken to the watch-lioufe. The prifoner acknowledged hi. fault, and waked to a& pardon of the young lady. Her father, however, faid he was determined to profecute him tor tit:fake of example, as the infolence of many of thefe da(hing fellows was not to be endured; a virtuous woman not being able to pats through the ftreets from fear of attack. The Magiftrate ordered bim to find bail, and he was locked up. TNAslllll•olFFJCl.—Yefterday Robert Alloy Mat thew ll'iliTfort, and Tbontas Fitter, were fully corn ' mitted fur trial at the eniiiing Surry affi zes,charged on the oaths ofJoha Robinfon and Richard Dalby, furveyors, belonging to this inflitution, with Real ing a bag of cotton, value 3cl. and a calk of ochre, from a lighter lying alongfide the Muy Ann, s Gainiburongb trader, a few evenings ago : theft gods had b:en fent to Mr. Young, at Bell Wharf, Dowgate, by the agent of Metrrs. Butnfide and Co. to be forwarded to the vctrcl, to which it ap pears the lighter was made fait in the morning, and fosse other packages which accompanied them had been taken out. The Captain, however, as no lighter bill was with the cotton and ochre, con tended that he was not Teti:nail& : the wharlinger making the fame plea, the Magiltrates bound them over jointly to profecnte. Mr. Robinfon's head was very much wounded by blows from the painters i a waterman belonc ing to one of the Thames Police boats was likewife very much hurt from their hlows. while in the aitl apprcbrading dick dciktratioca. • MARRIED. Saturda7left, Hon Pcrlciv.s, 1.11 q. of C:mberwetl, to L iar Latham, daughter of Thomas Lathan', Ell. of Champion Same day, at Wakkarnitow Church. John Bur..hall,Eirio! lA'althamtlow, to Mil, Cooke, of the lame place. At Middleton, county NArc(tmeatll, John Spurner, Efq. or slilltnwn, King's County, to Mils Berry, daughter of Jame . Middleton Berry, Efq. James Prendergaft, of Carrick-on Suir, Efq. to Mils Iteitirt Maria Nl'hitv, of ClonmeL On the afrth at St. Mary's, Lambeth, Mr. Thomas Hen fhaw, to Mitt H. Simpson. On S. turday tail, at St. Savienc's, Southwark, Mr. 'dap' Owen, of Old-Rreet, to Mifs Eliza Myers, fecund daughter of hdr. John Myers , of Southwark. J. M. Stott, Lfq. of Ballyganaew in the county of Wickiow, to the Right I-Tun. Lady Arabella trao •zon. On the 3rfk ult. at Bath, the Ron J. 13. Sumner, of Eton Col lege, to Mits Robertfon. At Sidrnouth, Mr. J. Barton, of Mart-fans, wine-merchant, to MOS S. E. Lowe. DIED. Toefiay :aft, at her hoof. in NlPlrimoleArcet, in the 86th year of her age, Lady Frances William Wynn, relia of Sir Watkin Williams Wynn. Yelterday morning, at ten minutes pall ten o'clock, at his houfc in Piccadilly, in the 74th year of hi. age, the Fight I tun Sir William Hamilton, K. B. &c. He was taken ip about a fortnight ago: he retained his faculties to the LP., atul expired without a groan. S:r Wd% a man of molt craraordblary endowments, and his memory will be dear to the library world by the indefatigable exertions which he made through lifc to add to our flock of knowledge, and of models in tlit line arts His whole lib!, indeed, was devoted to Bodies columned to irk the arts and he made every iotenett contribute to the paliiuu of bit foul. He was the loiter-brother of his prefent Nlajetty, , which laid the foundation of that %mews attachment and frienclihip with wi.ich he was honoured by the King throozh the whole of his public fervice. By that immediate prutediou he procured the favourite appointment of Minifter ot the Cut.r: of Naples, which he enjoyed with the unintearupted approba tion of the two Courts f0r.36 niers. At Arklow, Captain John Sinclair, of the ytft regiment, grenadiers, who fused 29 years in chat corps, t 9 ul them in the Eatt Indies. On the zetb ult. at Edinburgh, Mr. John Scott, writer to the Signet. On the s&h ok, in the 88th year of his age, Mr. Francis Marital, fee. merchant in Edinburgh. At Norwich. in the 7&h year of his age, the Rev. JobnWeus, A. M. forty years Vicar of Hickling, in Norfolk. At Stroud Green, hliddlefez, John &what!. Efq. of Great Haz.ly. Osfordthire. At &tram, note Oxford, aged 70, Mr. j. Honey, an eminent farmer, late of Headington. On Tburfday morning, at Bath, Mrs. Bogle French, wife of Nathiutiel Bogle French. Efq. of Dulwich. Friday morning, at her honk in Hertford.ftreet. Mrs. Evers., rcitet of the late H. M. Evans, Efq. Monday, Mrs. Sarah Melling, late of reathernone-bandinp Hatboro, aged 69. On Monday laft, at Wimbledon, In the Sad year of her age, Mrs. Patdek, widow of the late Robert Patrick, Efq. of Dublin. On Sunday left, at Brentford, Mrs. Trimmer, wife of Mr., James Trimmer, and daughter elf the Kew. Win. Cornwallis, of Wittetibant, Kent. On the 27th uk. at Bath, Mrs. Lane, wife bf Thomas Lane, Efq. of Coftlect, county of Dvson. At Harpenden, Herts, Mrs. Stoney, rad of the late eapt.. Stoney. At'Heyeees, in the South of France, where Om went for the recovery of her health, Mrs. Fitzgerald, aged 25 years; tte ha. left four young children, and was pregnant when tic died. DROPSY. M LUXMOO RE, of Southampton-buildings, A.T- 1 - Holborn, Loodoh, (ate Surgeon at Uxbridge) begs have to acquaint the Public, that be continues to attend Patients in the different (pecks of this Diforder, both in Tow,. and Coen T ay. N. B. Mr. L. thinks it neceffary to add, that he may be confulte.i at Home in general every morning before it o'clock, andin particular every Monday from to to tx. N.B, No Letters, math port paid, will be received. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this moll excellent REMPXOY is fo certain of Ats• Matey haring never. failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corns, root and branch, TO RITURN TNT JOOyIT. It waken application, take off the Inlisnmeation in a few hour% and deibnY cireassilY tin 'Malignity without-tbe lift bawd; Printed Direedons faded up with it. This is the celebrated PLASTER that gained fo much re in Germany, and has boon fold In Landau upwecda of gir t yt n ears, with the greateß reputation. Sold Wholefale and Retail by T. Ave% No.i, Pineh-lane, near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tav:f toek-ftreet ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. Jamcs's-itreet; Mr. greiney, No. 11, Pail -MU; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Ho lbo rn; and Jcboult and Co. No. zso, Oxford-firma At Briltol, by Bolen and Sheppard ; and Bonner, printers. Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and Reitman, patiMnar. tdinteargb, by Baxter, South Bridge. Portfea and Gofport, Mr. Harding s. Liwerpool, by Mr. Gore, pribter,and Mr. Pots AsseldNieri Fortin/oak. Mr. Motley, bookfeUar WHEN ProfeiGonal Men of education and re limafitility deviate from the general fyftem by the fe. letlion of a peculiar Branch. the (metal of long continued fumes 6 the heft erkerion of fuperlorky. Ten years have I devoted my geadtice to tbe exeltifive treat. meat of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuecefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppok as far as I am able the runga of tits* contgLaints which ore the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as en Army Surgeon, ' formed a wills at an emir perked of Praetiee to rc(cue individu als from the Ignorance of uneducated Men, ortbe nosily dan gerous precipitancy of renal Praaltioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the core of which I have de. voted my attention, comprise artery (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether af a recent or long duratiou...-2,ny, All kinds of DEBILITY, whether srifing from the heats of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature ags, and lattly that de • ranganenflof the fyltent In Women which is coiled 'BARREN or rY. Numerous dlfeafia are the refult of ignoranceor haße in the treatment of a Simple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently bup pens that the tech of Life are poi/wed by the lodiferetion of an unyuarskd hour. Zy a fuperior method loch complaint* are eanily cured, aul even where others have failed, I treat that I may prefame to offer a radical meftablifluncist. Few, however, are the cafe of complicatad diArefs In the dikorder, compared with the calamitous/stoat/ow of Men, who keen indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent ' Gaieties of a fallainnable LJfe, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the uriavoidaNe rot:calm:ace of fuch pernicious habit*. Where the unhappy fugitive broods over Ms mifery. bat care. fully conceals his misfortune, It may be tonic conflation for bin; to knew, that although It he an objnfl of doubt or uoccr • minty with other Praelitioners, the remoe..l of •2 al, pH 1. CIENCIES by tfargradmil progrcfauf renew:Moo ss tl.c.,cquite meut of rti, capes;enre. If the rites of 13.1 or V. rri. !Law *limo reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early coutocratlinn s f this languid ld.de, and in th, fa cafes no great difficulties will occur. But wham this deficiency has for years tallied, a roper, Parfererance 4 indifpenliWy realm:4e to revive the Ifundscrin k (parka of Life. and to re-animate the Cmillitution. MARRIED WOMRN, who have long been di/appointed, in their cap/Cations of a Family, ntay be afftwed, that an moll inflames flub defeat are curable by Medical lkill. The SECRECY Which Is So effendal to my undertaking, and the 9,i2alificutions which I have prefumed to Rate. form the Racism my preicnlMns, and in coma:Menet with furl this inti ! mation is given, that Mr. 'MEE may be cunfultal perfunally j (or 7y letters inclofing a fossil note) at his kook, Na 29, Arun, dcl-atect, Strand, near Temple-Bar. linere is an ad.litional entrance In Water-Rent atoininr. S4name I. on both the doors. bak.E., ?dauber et the Royal Collige of Sorrow DE vELtur. PILLS, a SWEETENER of the BI .001? 1 '0 thole who are aihiited with the Scup ni o is s p r , biltiC Eruptions, Lorpry, And peer difo 4 , 7 3 from Impure blo.kl; to th.de likewife %%thole hem impaired by thr injudicious aciminiaration of lk;ere6y ; to thole wbofe puerile indiferetloas have already givui biftb, difeafc, r,r lown the feeds of debill y ; and pw titularly to reed, who, being warned, or on the eve of snarri.ipe, arc lgible go entail corruption on their poftaity, it mull be a matter of go final confol ti n to relied, that whey Of other medigizes failed, DE VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS may conklentlp be relied on, as the molt powerful ,Alterative, Porter, ai4 Sweetener d the blood. At chi., [carom of the year, a Sweetener of the Blood 'pi ggi been deemed neeeffvry, and it is even reeonMenUd by V4c cult' , as g wife precautionary cuitom ; the advanta.grs, rkeiti, fore, of commencing an cam murk of Da Vex. oco's Pith, pip account. ui Ogir efficacy, fatety, p:,eafantocf% of oper4ioo, convenience irequir;ng no confinemeno, re4raiot W 4;9 mutt be fellf-eviolcnt to every impartial proton. " " • " • . . It has alio been afeertained, by ample caperieoce, that theiy Pills are the belt ..14:111ary during the Pruner of Sea &thins, the advantages of which are limited to the furface of th e hoar, utile& fume mi!d Alterative, capable of corrgUre e prop.p ties of the Blood, be taken at the fame time. _ Prepared and fold, in boxes, prier 44 64. Or GS boxes iq one. price rL :s. by the Proprietor, 1. Piddlog. formerly Surgeon ip eh- Army, at Ms Wards°tde, o. 76. o;ford-Ltreet, opposi t e the Pantheon; .dfo Goldthg, Perfumer, No. 4a. hill; Ito, F.schas:;;,.:; No. 4, qualvkik Flow and EdwarJ4, N 0.65, St. Paul's Church-yard; Wird, No. Holborn; SuJincy, No. ii. Pa4-Mall; and by as Primer-, BooLfellers, and V enders of Medicine throughout the k ugdm. —But all other Pills, fc.c. alromint the ratite name, (CVS:thr Rmfl g they may be punipoutly adecrtifed in the mott ln i ughiy jirgon,) are finite prcparano:4 and grofh izuNfitions, ti,ped with red ink by tt.,: LAC PrUpriCtAg, 3. Pl.' 117, PO. JG, x tura. fla V' FEVERS, INFLUENZA'S, COLDS. SORE "IfFROATI, RHUMATISMS, AOUF.S, the YELLOW FEVER., .1 E. AN 1110 N Y's FIRE, and I'..r all au.to us a nd ilk 44; MATORY COMPLAINTS. DR • jA MEL'S PO wpm. .T . ROUGH this Medicine has olltheed its op. licaloes, and i. bucume a fa...couritz Rctuedv auboug,thf molt emit; to .4 the Faculty, It i.. lingular d u an early prsNo„.. dire mould itillrenuno in the And; of fo:ne Potions, rS•- gard to its (Welt: but the min:rime of more thi; kW( i t Ceotury has Hewn, that the Danis attending k 3 Ufe (how ever indifereet) is not gi water than that of other Md ieipg a which opts the Body; oral that it potUes this ptCµliar ViKl4,4 that if no vitiated Allc, I.thrr Matter, on which 4,13)n/cad, al to ark, berontained in the Stomach and Bowels, it steal, parte% off without any feußble effetift. To Ai, old prejudice jo •is swing, that the Yowder is commonly given io Doke . toa (mall to carry off site C , mtplaiiit. Thole homer nibs Miff had the nsolt preake with this Medicine. acknotifiedirs the free Adminiftrasion of it inlarr Dates bat °eradiated lekt. inconvenience aid ;rioter feceelh. &Rid keg Yea na fool as pollible after the attack dPOMO: /My Suva vdalent MN* d on; when it 'cannot do harm, even though ihe Oilcan* ito not token needs aid if a Caro ka Wstate conternatec.lerall have the goad Oat of preparing the body tar OA= Sedidint Which the indication or utgl dlkilli*Paadilsivisac. • iball *Sir This Remark , fs the taws molar, in corm csiti . mlideONkalt i where Medical dibasuanprimplirlbtaciacd; &of therefore aU 111 W - 1 a be pwvid4 with a Remedy, for which every adoitinale clay hemlines!, MI6 no rift incurred. But here lndted eft tion is reiot4ite ip guard againit impofition by etintstarfeited.areparadons. stack by proving a difapp:pinement, and • often. evert a &aliment, Ay the Patient.' tend to bring YU eclair-al Powder into difresagos it may be neceliary therefore eo repeat. that the late ID A latedis left in the Hands et bis EzeeutsrsJr Midavit. *MO gip publitbed at his deceafe, for the fatisfedtiou d dm ilfooldi u dai daring, " that he had never dift Beam agd slifFior • provement of his Powder to any 1 adouts, but kis Biased Ur: Newlsery, ," from whop scaly the Sclaakcc ModiacinA obtained. It is fold tbsefore only by rt 2 fidi Weirlacrre Paul's CUaure.biani, a row Pont, from the Comer of Ole, London; and at Dr. jonses'A late H= jjagsf in Packets, Prior 24. each; or In s Packets, (as made up for the Army aid iticali p Duties sold as by the late *CUM Dui= , upon Medicines for Foreign as era leitasase quip' Purchafers will be careful to obferie, Ake the . NewkeY. No. 4 ti St. Paters." MR cr . paY.C4.4 l each 441,011•• No atken elletitsc. : • . • • N. B. As aid Powder isloundto bttimmuultr the Diforders ol'Horfes, and bathe gal to Dogs. partiltastat DireEllasaa act erwilifit4l Air Ithilol4l4olV in the panted WI& _ :~ ' .. , ' WKEN all Incavidiaal has altitatienced ant pita, ' titular mark of bindoefs t ioarblOt ii laalffrg oaddillPo pinefahase Wee couilderably promoted, .nothittg la wore*, lira than to trek mr tie 1 1 - 011 by whom tr: N'T.: bc rft i teg " o , for the purpore ct capriterg oar drirafol " ( cal: 0 016 0 1W . beftoweaL but to cafe e" health, where weimarebecilisCalfalle • cd from the UR deplorable *age of debilitated mama*, 'wad pap Rural to the full enjoyment at all the varkoal bicquip 4Oa • iz aaa. we are forcibly called on by away conkderatior, to ledge kin the molt public wanner. We owe Ott fil% our own feelings, which mutt be fanO t ly owaircuird Pitailair . cation to the kill sort talent' of the Oodior, which ntedttruy. encomium, and to the public at-large, in orderitbat Malt Who nay Ilandin n-ed or fittular benaLti, snag know whet,* 40 Obr ceive them. Haring made *eft goirral obfervaticang, i f ba.. proceed tultate the particular cafe that ha, eecaamed alum, and to lay beforelhe public the falutary effeCisAlutt I dastre.ww periceced under the greateft ad:hellcat that ean proMbly bar. u& I was born and educated at Whicbeltar, and aclawangsr. ycarc of age went to the I;aivecrity aa Clause. ii demo wW . Isaying Winchelter, and more particularly at College, i saw reduced to the molt grievous. Rate, by the hared and voneweell prattler:a. too incident to youth, sod which are oat woreiaagap tod to our health. than fdeld.lo,the aye of Cup. I was V afflicted lOW a dimnefeof fight, a wmincii in nay Mpa. a &prelim offpirits. in this fittratiou I spplica.to damn Woe. fel, the famous oculat. who in: armed toe It p: oc ceded frock Op optic nerves. I For done time /allowed his advice. glicawalsgt rotor:dog from flow:int, I was fogad with a nsanatangfa Maw limbs to fuel a degree, its to head me to concludethattlibraldif entirely lore the aft of than.. This Indneed ate to pat "Or under the hands of Di. W. ofdkaford i bat oolthorddaidatillf l i the water. at Rath, which.place I mikted. afforded Xteildltedalli relief t nay (pleats at llogth were fo foamier deprefflea we. 'Ni. lest pulpit/mons cif :be bast. }^.d to Y eclbf../ Mich 11409:40 .that I becnoe A men o:ekton. Oaf... Ting. towerer. AsOr Bath PapCCA. a Puhlication by Jr.i llaoeus. 41. 1 100 • 4 Guide so Old Arc." dedicated to his Moray, I waciakwas to perufe the fame. e hen I formakatelystfaaered,tbi OParyleillb I had f. in. laboured wider. 4 . I love 11.4: hapoinefi to add, that by foNowies the ad is contained thercaa. and snips Ihrouilla a complete acatfe.c.fille, BRODY WS invaluable Neraoti• Cola:dal I am new. dumb Hl,. VI N. perially sccorcrol, ond as well ,as ever J woks tar l-c. "• I,:azoclioacerisi4ed the Unionfav, sod roe ittrili to sew 1-t.) 1.•.. y Pa, of to.a.airo.or, wath a cloolkioation poor to tt p.m t A t;.d, In Old .‘„fr :" aod. at tatiefirne drab I Olin:: it my .1 Jty to addle atl you. ntroto.rollow gal IR' ...mi.! •a, a p‘r4f.al of tLis r‘lfrot blx.k MAY luiPth ustinistr ilirt" . th, .4•.•1 • I a• •. n thimi yo.,•cipitoredlicadlo, to an rt oh -I, hat for Lr . isit.o•vs, vmad malt) h t: Leen my am, Sar, your's, tic. Ace. tixf.cd. " f,. D. bi- Ar The Ilortaical Syrup. and R efteradve Woven. Cattl;l44 , I,: bad at the larktor • Mode, Z40.9,d lbsaa ataat o inhatdo4 tL 1. —111.44. and 4*. od ; and by all Prlntesa. inukfdpub and Vender. c:lVied. ar, in the United KAng 44l o o, par di rtak/fli. HIM! 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