Star. — London, England, 1808-12-03 00:00:00

r4 : 41A4 DitintrlL4l#4& • • , slay night a new Drama, , of three acts, inti- Sagas ; or,The Novice of St. Mark, was perfor, this Theatre, the production of Mr. LEWIS, of the Cattle Spare and other pieces of consi, inferior merit, of :which this is distinctly one, chiaracthrs were the following : t &utak), vice Roy of Sicily Mr. Swoons tug D'Urbine - - . Mr. Powat.z. • .ino, Prior of tit. Mark - Mr. WItOIIOIITO t VenOiu - - • Mr. ELLISTON Michael ' - • - Mr. De Cane Mouths • - - Mrs. PowitLx. - - -Mrs. Ti. SIODON S And a nurnbei of luferior Chataeters. wry of this Piece is tooartifidal to excite genuine feeling, &minds in monastic horrors as quite to disgust the spec l'he Lady josepha, 'daughter of the Marquis, having iced in the Ursoline Convent by her mother, to put lief t way of what are considered the too ardent solicitations ing Count Venord—the is understoad to have caught a disonier, which raged in the Convent, of which she . a few days illness, and was, according to the neceSsity case, is speedily buried. Vinoni, driven to despair by •acifi.l privation, resolves to take the habit of the Priory of when the arrival pf his friend, Count &ova°, to as- Vice-Royalty of Sieity, for a moment staggers his put , t Nobleman liafiag penetrated the avasiciotia designs of , which are, to get the wealth of his devotee into his t, ,and, as is suspected, to sacrifice his victim so soon as Foie is actomplished. It also amen. from seise nvystr risience adduced, that the Lasly Joseph* has been murdwqrd Abbess of the Ursulines, at the-Instance of CAnstion, ience of her having resisted his amorous importunities, 'rag a secret intercourse kept up between the Priory and 'eta, arhich art only Separated by party walls,throngh ire t r ivate doors, Ste. The Prior, finding Venool in of his bilqii;iy, gives oqt.also that he is dead, and plunges dread , 'ul da,igeon, immediately contiguous cc..another in. intent, in n hi:11 Josepha, still alive, is likewise intaive- Here all the usual machinery of modern romances is set to that enables the Count to break down the stone barrier him and his mbtress, whom lie had thought dead, and • ,O-chid• s with the entry of the respective Mends of and Joiscpba—what became of the Monk we know not! business is aliogetiter most clumsily managed, • itS termination excited tile loud and just tn _km of the audience. _ Much valuable scenery been thrown away upon this wretched mass of 'stic horrors, as also some good music by KELLY, ch Mrs. BLAND, SMITU r and, the two young , men, pupils of Mr. Coiuu, who sung Ols wen Siege of St. Quintin, bore a conspicuous part.—' :tors and actresses also . greatly exerted them , but to little effect—lt is impossible the Public. hmit to have such dramatic rubbish, as it Were, ' upon them. • new Piece was again performed last night, received with more applause than the audience widit on the first -representation: OLD BAILAr. esterday T. Cannon was indicted for estaulting Butter,putting him in fc ar, and taking from him bank note. . Butter stated, that he h in the employment fir. Workman, jeweller, in St. Jamees-street.— the evening of the Bth of August-he was passing ugh St. James's Park from Spring Gardens, when ; hot, he sat down on a bench where several per were en g aged in conversation. In a short time nesoner sat upon the same bench. Those %hai l first in possession of the Bench soon went away, the prosecutor and the prisoner were left toge- A short conversation ensued, in which .the ter said he Was butler in a Nobleman's family Manchester-square, where, as he had the keys wine, he would be glad to see him. He then a sort of amorous overture to the prosecutor, be rejected with indignation. They then el up Constitution Hill towards Hyde Park cor ad the prosecdtor endeavoured frequently to ; him. The prisoner again came to him, and d him to retire with hime and the prosecutor told he would knock him down if he addressed him that way again, The primmer urged the matter 'n e saying he could not part from so nice a man ; finding the prosec utor averse to his proposals, he ted out from islosam, what the prosecutor con red, a constable's staff, stating himself to be young tees, of Bow-street office, and threatened that if 'rosecutor made ady resistance, he would whistle, . bring other constables to his assistance. The isomer then told the prosecutor he had some know _ of his person, having seen him as as officer on taidsat the Palace. He added, that if the prosecu woirkl behave generously, the business should be 'led up. The. prosecutor, much agitated, asked prisoner what would satisfy him-? The prisoner Id 501. but, on the prosecutor saying he had no is of raising such a sum, he Towered his de. .id to 101, and insisted upon his going to the teen's J.arder, in St. James's.street, where be was • he could borrow ten pounds. "The prisoner then Iced his watch, ice. and told, the prosecutor he at raise the money pledging that. 'This the osecutor did, and .went to an ecquaintatice; *teem 'ter in Berwicle-street, where he of the money, :h_ he gave the prisoner, tinder the amid of being ied to - Bow-street on a charge of a detestable na. The prisoner, after be got the money, said 'it an unpteasant business, and that the proiecutor Id hearno more of it. He nest asked if he had ioo9e cash about him ? and be replied; that he onlhalf a guinea, which he demanded, with treats t bt'he would call the watch. He called on prosecutor on 'the 13th of Ckteibte, while he was linnetr with his wife, and asked hire for iwo gai ts to carry him to tortsmouth, as he had been dis issed from Bow-street. The prosecutor refused to him ashillinp and the prisoner left-him, threat , to expose him to the world. He Was afterwards taken into custody by Anthony Bow-street, who proved, that he had never, been lloyed in any capacity whatever at that office. "he prisoner, in his defence, said it was not pos the prosecutor's story could be true, as the Park lea were secured by ten o'clock. Mr. Juetice Gr,o,se stated, that the question the 3 , had to determine was, whether that sort of ter bed. been exercised , by the prisoner over the pro-. ator, which had, induced: him, as a man of ordi ley arts, to give *sooty, rather than be brought . tosward - on an Itsfailalli CilegYr The Jury deliberated for 4 Aat time, and found a diet ef Guilty—Death. Cho prisoner was indicted , a so a ped time, charging and :farms Coddington, capitally, with aesum ,e-tfie- former the character of a Boneetseet officer, the latter that of one of the clerks in that Office, in order to extort a sum of money from Mr. Bette, ,. It appeared, that on the very nex*ay, the 9th of August, Coddington, early in the morning, called at [the shop in St. James's-street, where the. prosecutor was busy. He said that Cannon ought to hare given him, as Assistant Clerk, 101. ; but that he had not done so ; it was therefore necessary that Mr. Butters should pay that suit' without delay. The prosecutor said, it was out of his power, but he should have it ready the following morning. That would not do, Cannon joined Coddington, and they called a coach, into which thiy put the prosecutor and followed themselves, desiring the coachman ;o drive to the Office in Bow-street. The prosecutor, harassed in this way, knew not what to do ; and at length the pri soner seeing his embarrassment, told him if he used them like gentlemen, they would discharge the coach, and set him at liberty. They did so, and paid the coach-hire, the piosecutor having . no money. He then thought of a friend, a Mr. Smith, a silver-smith, in Bruton-street, Bond-street, and he went to that gentleman, still attended by the prisoners, who' knowing Mr. Butters, accommodated him with a 101. note, which he gave to the prisoners, who were walking on the other side Of the way. . bk. Baron GnAnAm observed that a case of greater immensity, and more completely. proved, had never -esone before him. The prisoners here interrupted his 'Lordship, Cannon saying, he had served in the guards under the Duke of Y6rk, and produced a ticket to that effect from his Royal Highness. Coddington said, he had bled for his country in Egypt, under Sir Ralph Abercrombie, and that with regard to the present charge, lie was innocent as the child unborn. The I:earned. Judge said, that he had only to re teak, that the prisoners had, in his mind, been hilly. ixtved to have committed the crime laid totheir loharge. • The Jury found them both Guilty—Death.. Mary Webb, Louisa Worley, and John Abide, were capitally indicted for stealing from Thomas Foster, a pocket-book, containing Bank-notes of the value of. 71. It appeared that the prosecutor was a groom to the Marquis of Titchfield, and that in the evening of the 10th of September, in Piccadilly, he met the female prisoners, who pre.sed him to give them some drink, when he conducted them to the Bath Hotel, at the east end of Piccadilly. He there entertained them with brandy and water, and after lea Ting them he went to his lodging in Park-lane. He did not miss his pocket-book till next morning, .when the landlord of the Blue Posts public-house, tn Arlington-street, called upon him with it and some of his money, stat ing that it had been brought to his house by the two prisoners, and Abbot, a watchman, who all drank in the house. He suspected die women to have stolen them, from seeing one of them ppt bank-notes down her bosom, when he gave them in charge of ano ther watchman, who searched them, and found tied round,the string of Worley's petticoat two 101. notes, and some of the cash. The prosecutor swore to some of the notes by their being stained with a sort of yel low colour on their backs. Mr. .htstice Gnosx said there had been nothing ca pital fetnel against any of the prisoners; but the watchman, it acquitted, never ought to be employed again.—The Jury, after a short deliberation, pro , nounced Mary Webb and Louisa Worley—Guilty, and acquitted the watchman. The following were also convicted of felony, viz. K'. Whitton, for stealing 200 dozen of Pulleat handkerchiefs, value 1401. the goods of Messrs. Smiths and M'George. Irarm'ei Edwards, for stealing 7i yards of lace, the yroperty of G. Riddlestroffer. . z P. Wild, T. Pullen, and G. Austin, for stealing a sack and three bushels of coals, the property of N. iirickwood. And five were acquitted, viz. Ann Ponn, R. Pitcher, Sarah Townsend, I. Abbott, and Hardy. Beef Mutton A D.t.tachment Court Martial was held at Eieter, on the '27th of October, on Quartef-Master LaLEit, a the 13th Light Dragoons, on the following Char ges : " 1. For neglecting to 'Rake the proper narks in the Register Book of the Trot*, according as they occurred, between the pe riods of the 25th June and 24th September, 1508, although he I was before particularly found fault with and admonished by his 1 Captain for a similar neglect. " 2. For being found, at an early hour in the morning of the I 7th October, 1608, by the eent.nel posted at the front of the Of& I cers' Barrack, beastly drunk, and lying in.tbe open Barrack-yard incapable of moving, until the said centinel was obliged to call for assistance to carry bins to his room, although he, the ,said Quarter-Master, was then on duty as Orderly Vuarter.Master, and although, orders had been issued on the preceding coning for the troops to turn out in field-day order on the following morn ing, thereby rendering himself incapable or unable to attend the duties of the troop, or to his most important and essential duty of Foraging Quarter -Master for that day." The Court declared him guilty of both charges, and sentenced him to be reduced to the situation of a private soldier, which sentence has been confirmed by his Majesty. A General Court Martial was held at the Cape of Good Hope, on the 16th of May last, on Lieutenant Joins.Cuutic, of the 93d Regiment, on the folloFing 'charge : " For behaving in a scandalous infamous manner, unbecoming • the character of an Offiear and a Gentleman, in repeatedly sulk ing Major Brown, of the nSd Regiment, his superior Officer, in the most violent manner, and at the same time using very oppro brious language to the said Major Brown, when returning to , his lodgings, in the village of Stellenbosch; on the evening of Thesip. day, the sth May, 1808." The Court declared Lieutenant CLARK guiltyinadj adjudged him to be dismissed from his Majesty's ser vice. . They also declared, that they considered the conduct of Major BROWN, the prosecutor, deserving of the severest censure: His MAJESTY has confirmed the sentence upon Lieutenant CLARK ; and has direc ted an intimation to be given to Majorßitows, that he will be permitted to retire, receiving the regulated value of his commission. FIRM—An alarming fire broke out yesterday morning, at ten o'clock, at the house of Mr. Romain, the Northumberland Arms, Wells-street, Oxford -street, which completely destroyed the same, and damaged those contiguous. The fire was first discovered in the -club-room, on the first floor, but how it originated is not known. The premises of Mr. Leader; coach maker, are contiguous to the house destroyed, besides "some stabling and a timber-yard ; but providentially the wind prevented the conflagration from spreading in that quarter. The flames were completely subduei by one o'clock. The furniture, &c. was all destroyed. Another fire broke out earlier in the morning, in the secondfloor of a house occupied by a Mr. Tom kins, in the road to Edgware, but it was got under without destroying it. A servant maid, who slept in the attic at the time the fire broke out, broke, her leg whilst escaping over the slating of the house to the one adjoining. MAR-1117.1 ntill Qs' • -hatisr7 Wheat ptr load Barley, Fer quarter 201. • Os. to 251 AL 445. -d. to 48.. -I. Oats .. - -311 s. -6. to .455. -d. Beans 601. -51. to 841. -d. p e a. 60s. -d. to 02s. - 41 . SMITHFIELD MARKET':Dzetrasts 2. To sink the OW per stone of 111 b. Beef 4..,0d. to ss. '64. Veal 4s. ltd. to fp. Od Mutton 41. ad. to ss. Bd. Pork 4,. Sd. to' Ss. Rd READ OF CATTL& ?MA DAT . Beasts. about 9.10-Sheep, 7;000. Calves, 140-Pigs, 200. • N.EWGATE AND LEADENHAIJ. MARKET. Per stone of 91b.by the carcase. 3s. 0d..t0 4s. 4d. Veal 4s. Od. to Ss. ad 3s. Od.'to 4s. Bd. Pork 4s. ad. to ss. ad PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JAMES'S. , WurrscuAssi.• Hay 51. .0.. to 61. 6.. Hay 51. 5.. to 81. 108 Straw 11. 16.. to 21„ 2.. Cl 61. 6s. to 71. 13. . Stra ov w er 11. as. to 11. las PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. DADS. POCKETS. Kent 31. los. to 41. 16s. Kent 31. 105. to SI lb East Kent 01. .--s. East Kent 01. Os. Susses. ' 21. 18s. to 91. 125. Sussex 31. Os. to 41. 41 Farnham' (Pockets) 61. 65. to 71. 7.. per cwt. PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Butts 19d. 21:1.. LW Skins 2Bs. 32s Ditto 23d. 24d. Ditto 335. 39s Merchants' Backs 19d. 21d. Ditto 32... 36. Dressing Hides 17d. lad: Small Seals 3.. 3d. 3.. stA Fine. Coach Hides 1811..20d. Large ditto 100 s. 150 s Crop Hides for cott. 19d. 22d. Tanned Horse Hides ttld tOd Ditto 17d. 194. Goat Skins • . 00s. 00.. • PRICE OF TALLOW. St. lamees Market Us 2d "Fown 'fallow 1068 , 0.0. Clare Market Gs 2d Yellow Russia 116 s -. Od Whitecla.pel Market os Id White ditto 114 s -s Ot: per stone of sib. IRS 5d Melting Stuff 86. -s od Average 6. lld Ditto rough 60s -. Od Graves 14. Od Good Dregs 145 Od - Yellow Soap, 1 i Cs-Mottled, 126 s od-Curd, 130 s. Price of Caudle., per dozen I Is Od--M0L1.1., 17s Od. COAL MARKET, December 2. ihlps It Market Ships sold ' I 5S Newcastle Coals 37 404. 9d. to 56. 6d. 7 Sunderland 4 48s. 6d. to 49i 9d. THE COURSE OF EXCHANGE.. Athsterdsm, 33 10 2 U Palermo, 92 Pence per os. Ditto at sight, 33. 3. Leghorn, 57 Rotterd.an, 10 9 2 U Genoa, 50 Hamburgh, 32 4 21 U Venice, 59 Liv . •Piccole Altana, 32 8 2 U ineffective per I. star. Paris 1 day's eta. 22 4 Liv. Naples, 42 Ditto 9 Us. 22 8 Lisbon, 66 1 Bourdeaus, ditto 29 B Oporto, 6'l Madrid, 441 Effect. Dublin, 9 Cadiz, 44 Effect. Cork, 10 Bubo, 41 E ff ect. New Dollars, Os. Od. per es., New Doubloons, 41. 7,. 04 Aglo on the Bank of Holland, 5 par Out. , A melancholy accident, too often 'the consequence of indiscretion or ignorance, occurred in the forenoon of Friday last, at the Lime Pit belonging to Mrs. SLOW)} s , in the Old Dover Road, near Canterbury. Three servants of Mr. FLEET, of Tyler hill, were digging in the pit, when either from being under. mined, or from l?eing loosened by the late rains, the chalk, on a sudden gave way, and falling on two of them,.. crushed one (William Walker, waggoner's mate, aced 19), to instant death. The other, of the name of Bedwell, all works, although nearly buried in the frv.'ments, escaped with some severe contu ! sions, and a broken collar-bone? he was taken - to the Kent and Canterbury ,Hospital, and is in a state of convalescence. The Inquest of the Coroner, of course, found a verdict of died:kraal Death on the body of Walk,r. . _ Bky only a Sixteenth, and realize £3OO per Ann. Buy oily an Eighth, and realize 1.7600 ditto • Bny only a Quarter, and realize Li ,200 ditto Buy only an Half, and o•alize 22,400 ditto Buy only a Tidier, and realize 6 4, 6 00 diito To establish such desirable chances as the above, in favour of the Purchasers of Tickets and Shares, HonNstiv and Co. solicited the grant of 1000 Tickets from the Contractor, which grant he cheerfully .de voted to the public, and he feels• particularly grati fied that it is appreciated in the most handsome manner. It is obvious to HoE(ssv and Co. that the l Tickets will all besfisposed of before the Drawing begins ; for, exclu.silie of the usual Chances in a Lottery, the above are in addition--,46, and St. Margar#t's ' At St. George's, Btooinsburs, Lieutenant Colonel Knight, of Barrels, Warwickshire, to Miss L Boutteo, daughter of H. Boulton, Esq. of Thorocroft, Surrey. .. 0 DIED. Lately, after a lingering illness, Mrs. Mather, wsfe of Mr. hlather, surgeon, in the Minster-Yard, York. Wednesday serimight, Mr. John Hilton, many years Judge of the Course at Nowmarket, Epsom. and Bibury, and publisher of the Race - Lists at the former place. HIGH WATEIL AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning - - 59 r►lmuee aFter 2 - 16 minotee after Afternoon THE extraordinary an'd well-attested Cutes which have been performed by SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTI SCORBUTIC DROPS, for thirty-five years and upwards, have justly raised their celebrity, and the Proprietor only wish*" a trial of their superior efficacy in the Diseases of Eruptions', Scurvy, SFr ophula, Gout, Rheumatism, Bilious Complaints, and the Ner vous Affe-:ions connected with the Stomach, to judge what confi dence this antidote deserves. The genuine Medicinehas the words, " By the King's Patent," expressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper; and the King's duty Is printed In black ink. Sold at the Dispensary, No. 15, Soho-square London, in small bottles of ss. 6d. ; double bottles 10a.; and larger Li. :is. Com pound Essence, to allay unpleasant irritation, es. THE ONLY GENUINE DR. WALKER'S JESUITS DROPS. T ° prevent the many depredations, the Public are respectfully informed, that the late Doctor WALKER de vised his Recipe for the preparing Dr. Walker's Jesuiti Drops, to . les Daughters, thihst surviving of whom was Mrs. Ravenscroft ; and that Mr. Ravenscroft, her husband, did, by Deed, for a va luable consideration i -assign , all their Interest, and did impart the r rave SECRRT for pt . eparhsgtke said Drops to Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheapside, London, where the Public may rest assured the above, anti the only genuine, Dr. WALKER'S JESUITS DROPS, are prepared. An Extract of Dr. Walker's Will, and the Affidavit of Mrs. Ravcaseroft Is wrapped round each bottle, and the name of R. Bur tettengraved on a black stamp, which is on the outside wrapper of each bottle. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row; and may be had of most Medicine Venders in every Country Town, in Bottles at .2s. 9d. each. • For Dropsy, Strouguary, Gleets, Weaknesses of the Kidnies Uretrers, op Bladder, the Jesuits rops are an absolute specific ; and when taken on the first attack of Venereal Infection, they will infallibly accomplish a cure ; should the disease be far ad vanced, it will be necessary to take the specific Remedy with the Jesuits Drops ; and from the first stage of infection to a con firmed, Lues, the patient will find dust two Medisines a perfect antidote. Price Ss. YS. and may be. hall as above. • • .• 1 1.4 " 4 " 1 2.'"1 tintistl tleci Teal , loud at th author of derably it The L 'i eft •Count Marge Celesti • Count Friar B March Joseph The st4U- and it so al) swots. TI beet.' piaci inn of the of the yoUi contagious died, after a the can this dreacif St. Mark, sume tz.e pose, that the Prior, possession, t.ot putTos. tioas evide by eke AD eqeseqveno thLee bsdni the Coma vaNch are t.u-nsed of him In ad the Cote, rated. Hs wojk, the between h ti.- ri •••• Voiconkao I , This and at i dignatic has beer nionasti in whicl vendor in the .S The act selves, I can sub: heaped The and rec bestows test Joseph a 101. Mr. of Mr, On the throng' . being I sons w t "the pr were Ind tb thcr. • prison( near / of the Made which walkec net, an elude asked bim lit in tha again, but, So pulled hived Sayers the po and b prisonl ledge I • guard for WE 1 hushes the pi • replier means mand Queer sure h -notice might proses • broker which carrie •turc. was 3 shout any lo had threat the g at di: neasl • misse give I spu n _ of Be awl:4 TI sible gates t M 3tfry • ror smut • nary • - forw .nerd TI Hirt:, . • ivg— N s and • SALE - BY AUCTION StIFFOLIC. Mansion House, Extensive Manor, Eligible Freeh o ld, free Estates Great Tithes, &c. in the Parishes, ' and Mahan% between Newmarket and Bury. Land-Tax redeemed. At Garraway's Coffee-h ß o y i e s s ( Mreol! R tCah 0111) s, S l' c ig o ; e . -a , U , ey L , , C in hakers ione the 20th January THE Valuable FREEHOLD ESTA 7 the MANOR. of CAVEN HAM, abundantly et. Game. The Eligible and Compact MAN:IION.HOU: CAVE.NHAM-HALL, erected within a Ssw yew % residence of Mark Singleton, Esq. with Of f ices div e Lion, spacious Court, Yard, extensive Garden, Pleasur, and large Plantations, comprising nearly 100 Actes, Park-puling, and other Lands in hand. Also so' Open-field Farms, and valuable Sheep Walks; Wing, Cooper, and Claydon, respectable Tenants, Thewhole Estate comprises two Theusand one Rimin i The Great Tithes of Lauda in Hilham,cuntainitg 100 Acres. 'llse present Remil, and Estimated Value,• and "f HAZE IiIYNDREC POUNDS per Annum. eavenbam Is situate seven miles from Newmarket (a flue healthy, snorting pa. tof the County), Cambridge, and 67 from London. May be viewed by applying at the Mansion, Dante ' where Particulars may be had; and f Mt. near Eye, Suffolk ; Messrs. Vernon and Franklin, Lincoln's Inn ; at the Ram, Newmarket ; Aqui, Bt Horse, Ipswich ; Angel, Yermot.-4 ; King's Head, Bull, Barton Mills ; Crown, Hockrill ; at Garraway Mc. Robins, Warwick-strect, Colden-sguare ; IV'. Wyatt's, a plan of tlle Faclu may be seen, . TO NLANUFACTURERS, DISTILLER; BE SOLD, ALL those newly erected capital BT" and PREMISES lat ely used for Calico Priming Cr without the Printing Payses. Utensils, and longing thereto) situate on the River Blyth, at in the County of Northumberland. The principal Building, wh:eh is five stories hid long, by 34 feet wide, on the carside contains door, a Colour-house, Stove-room, dalendar-rourn, for the Water Wheel; and on each of the remaining Rooms, one of them 57 feet long by 30 wide, twelve feet long by SO wide, in the inside. floors are supported through the centre length The other Building is all on one floor, 133 feet on the outside; and contains the Bleach-bcnse, dye-house, Warehouse, and Counting room. '1 here Is a genteel Hons.: for the 111anzger,r 'of two Rooms each, for tht; use of the work-pt. i and 13 Acres of Land, all contiruties to the As Stannington Bridge is snly nine miles . Newcastle-upon-Tyne, frotri whence there is an cation by sea at all times with all pans of if - ' .ferent ports of Europe; and as the Works water for driving machinery, and there is plcaty very realtonable rate, within less than a mile of safely asserted that there are few situations in GI adapted for a manufactory of any description, consumption or exportation. The whole of the Buildings are substantially and the Premises are held for a term of years unexpired. Fur further particulars apply (if by kite:, Peel, Sand-hill, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. CURE OF STONE AND GRAVEL . MR. PERRY, Surgeon, of Southamptca-streu Bloomsbury-square, Proprietor of .kDAM:i's SOLVEIR a talld yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRAVEL is t 1 BLADDER or KIDNEYS, rcquaints the public, &Ariel. fl some Teats devoted his whole pr3frisio:.al attention to the that -Diseases. He may be consulted at his own house, an WOO* and Fridays, where be discloses the Solvent In bottles Of it 113. and I L Va. Stamp:it-chided, two of which IwoT fah correct the calculous diathesis in the habit, and thertiqpime l the connection of Stone in persons of a sedeneary life. 71* re• cent and remarkable cure of a friend of Mr. Wkinkfiret wet, in the confirmedtone, is another instance among Mt Sagas of the efficacy of this renuty: Sold also at Bacon and Co 'a No. 150, Oxford-street, Ws Bolton's, front of the Royal E;tchange. The Meson limp* don of the Stone and Omni," Ninto Edition, price Is.ol. co raining Many ecraordinaq Cases, some of perfect recovny,eis affix the operation had lima resolved on, may be had at all di B-oksellers. • B UTLER'sN.F.LEBRAT REt, loßATtyt loom POLYMER. BEAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of I tares, are allowed to distinguish the British rcir; be Proprietor of Mr 11.Eit's To(YTH POWDER wouklbeg I to remind his Country-s:viten that the lustre of their Om lost,* half its infkience wheel the leech are discoloured, eat* rotten and unhealthy appearance—this is the more Mew. the present preparation affords the infallible mesas of rt. every blemish of the .enamel,'and is safe hi its applicatiallikill composed of Vegetables. It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as t away every imperfection, either in the colour, or the d e cal , enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and deka ble, and making the Gems of their proper shape and vends, hue; and a certain preventive against the Tooth-ache. lional position of this kind ever brought torward to public notice, met such universal approbation; and the Proprietor bas to that it Is in daily use of Ro) shy itself. Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cho corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Crisp, corner ofifil Gardens; Pidding, 76, Oxforiktrett; Clarke, 969, , Baiter, Edinburgh and Glasgow, and by most Country °Venders and Perfumers, in bole) at Ys 9d. each. 1201PORTAA'r DISCOVERY. THE Advantage the Public must alwayi ' ftom regularly r located professional nren diractleak extluaely their studies to one species of malady e stweess, .clearly &unman - aced than by the unexampled saectissui oll 'attended the administration of their new remedy,atillthed ° Binary cures it has performed. For a long series of yeesiM 4 Cortina and Co. Surgeons, formerly iv his Ifitletty's Berri° m;:ik the Venereal Disease the particular object of their gation, and are happy in busing iltscovered•a medic: ll3 W mercury in the cure or tnat complaint; it is suffiekot that the effects of this remedy are diametrically °prow' of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every the virus, in its most.coofirnied stages, yet It does not is , Injure the constitution; on the contrary , it ettovatesdo In all is natural functions, promotes appetite, sod fad gestion : thus instead of reincine, a strong and vigorous's tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not Oil senves that conStkution in its primitive state, but restores 3' and debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. N u ' leas' imaances are on recent record of the superiut: elfirler nte.theitie, it/ inherent and specific virtues acting as a PA corrective to b,xlily debility, whether proceedlog from Ca ( of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more tosidiota,i; not leas destructive, indulg s nce of incautious youth of 116 i In a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy' disorders which are the consequenet of this solitary viers , none more afflicting than that distressing state of debility' ; 1 ficieney Which prevents (Sr embitters the matrimonial son unhappy sufferer broods over his m!,fortune. asharuedtoi lief, until he is reduced to such a state of weakness 8 I life oppressive. To such persons it must be a consul/01 tion to know, that they may now, by a new info ib k ' treatment, be restored to that greatest of all hutnaa! strong, manly and vigorous constitution. In all cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever cassei d as well as in every s pecies of venereal infection, Mauro and Co. may be consulted by patients of either ses greatest secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. Icit, Garden. Patients its the country, describing t he p ar their complaints, by letter post paid, eoclositig a Balk_,` have the r.ecessary medicine and advice sent so arY 7"," kingdom. , No. 107, LONDON : Printed and Pubroshed by LP VEL terbury Place, Lambeth, at the STAR-31,1e5, K°' ' street Pubilabed also at the firma-OsfiCs, TOO • • • 711014 • I,le Freehold and 1-, ; %, Parishes of Cavallo, d Eury. ley, Comba s e• ,ck, In One lut, • - 7 ) ESTATES irith ahundandy stockedwi N ON.H01.11„, a few year, ati lt ,. .7 . , Offices of ewer rden, Pleasure Co i l, iy 100 Acres, *IC I 1. Aim sundry Awn - Walks ; l et to ; A Z tie Tenants, a 1 44 - 2 and one Hands./ 1, cuntainirg upwatk g 4 alue,ONETHOlk t, • per Annum. Ms en Newmarket and r,, % County), 20 miles L e Mansion, and to the 7c MI Rid of Mr. Wyaet ro ,„ , and Franklin, StAid, et ; Angt4, Beryl Ilicei g • :Mg's Head, Hestia ; at Garraway's; essii I -square ; viler; mg, be seen, iIS•I•ILLERS, 3tc. ), .vital 13T TT LDIRCt alico Priming r‘eithrro'A as, and Implennts b t , th, at St auning:ca Brkp, stories high, anima ere contains on the Vitbil• lierldar•rOUlT, sad H an the remaining bars, trs ..11. !f ri: 1 1 0,2 :e .h i ol n l: ren: gr ou; e isr . .:: fsalso w e : F t :i tuy y loa cii C eitvea b a y a e.hcfag a( bi irou th l erikubs . •.. work-people, strikra n nts to the Works, Dd ne miles from thput there is an easy wier. 110 :s of the island, asslike 'inks possess a Ind* Ti we e is plenty of egret A mile of shunt, a sine lions in Great Britus ben escription, either fee ha übstantially built of of years of which 37 . • y letter, post-paid),lo e. Iy 1 - I,J b , /../16n.• EAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of f• tares, are allowtel to distingnidt the Bntis'a Pair; be iprietor of lICLER's TOOTH EOWDER would bet - I remind his Country-v: o.m that the lustre of their • es half its infkience where the Yeah are discoloured, er • ten and unhealthy appearance—this is the moreinexc. • present preparation affords the infallible mesas of e• try blemish of the .enamcl,ond is safe in its application,* , 1 posed of Vegetables. It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as dO4 ay every imperfection, either in the colour, or the dec&y met of the Teeth, as renderiag the Breath sweet and delo and making the Hems of their proper shape and yen& • e; and a certain preventive against the Toods-aithe. chitin of this kind ever brought torward to public nederi tt such universal approbation; apd the Proprietor has tole' it it is in daily use of Royalty itself. Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Chapel riser of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Crisp, coma oflo l l utlens; Pidding, 76, Oxiord-ktreet; Clarke, 369, atter, Edinburgh and Glasgow, and by most Country enders and Perfumers, in boxej at its 9d. each. IMPOR'FAlsisr DISCOVERY. CHE Advantage the Public must always die from regularly e located professional men direct); ti t _ chuilvely their studies to one species ofmalady ,wsreeol" early tlemorstrated than by the unexamyled 'access ~,, tended the administration of their new remedy, aodtheals ° nary cures it has performed. For along series of IWO * yeast and co. Surgeons, formerly isi hie Majosty'ssernet Lade the Venereal Disease the particular object of theitasr aeon, and are happy M having ihscovered•a medicine iercurt in the cure or that Lomptatut ; te is s weet...au Mt the efforts of this remedy are diametrically opposer f mercury, for though it completely eradicates every •Y . le virus, to its most-confirnied stages, yet it does not is ' ;jure the constitution; on the contrary, it e novatestaa naturalfunctions, promotes appetite, sag • 'll • esnon : thus instead of redycine a strong and Agoras ton to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not 41 etves that constitution in its pr i m itive state, but restores 3 nd debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. NV' eas . irotances are on recent record of the superior egamtl ' nedicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a f orrgctive to b.xlity debility, whether proceeding from ta • if conjugal et illicit pleasure, or from the more insidious, lot leas destructive, indulgi nce of incautious youth of hot" n a certain pernicious halm. Anrhist the melancholy lisorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, lone more afflicting than that distressing state of debility riciency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state. anhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune. ashamedto lief, until he is reduced to suck a state of weetaras " • life oppressive. To such persons it mast be a consolial non to know, that they may now, by a new infallible treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human '- strong, manly and vigorous constitution. In all cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever coo as well as in every species of venereal Infe ct i on , Moo 7 t: And CO. may be consulted by patients of either sex " greatest secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. In Garden. Patients In the country, describing the • • their complaints, by letter post paid, ecclosihg s 13at ; have the r.ecessary medicine and advice sent so arY 2 3r „ t ..ga kingdom. , No. 107, HattonsPj# LONDON : Printed and PubFaalsed by LP VEL c, terbury Place, Lambeth, at the Siat-Durres, No. I x street Publiahed ale* at the STAK.O/ fIC I, 1 . 3 11 0 •