Star. — London, England, 1803-02-19 00:00:00

r• -- an,l :hey 1.,,,th v iroca them. They camel • ith Price, whom hr feil.c.l. lie faw Pigeon, .1 command, d him, in the King's name, to al i ; upon uhiit Price cried out, I)—n you, 'ck, come lure." Nowland then lea fed from the of path, ati.l 11 tying Aided Price in throwing m dow o, fprung upon Pigeon, and laid. I)—n you, nit bloody b—r, we'll do lot u hoth." Pl;ce contrived to get an ty from m, :Ind he loPowcd, keeping hint in light till he .ts apprelt.:ll,2cd. f.ones Ahialiarn Smith laid, he worked with ..e Chifwiek carrier; he was foliowing the cart, t the r,lll of jaauary, down Black Lion lane, hen lie law two men with the box that had been ken from his companion. He was lure the pi. ne:er N it lard was one of them, and that the box has is. 1.., polreflion. Immediately aftet wards he ie .t to public houce, and gave the aht.m. Grover, uirgeon, Hanunte laid, ihat on rite 2711) of January hill he was ea:kJ to the White Hart public home, where he found the profecutor. He had long and deep cuts on the right and left hands. The !Mews of the little and ring lingers of the right hand were cut, fo that be never can have the ule of thofe fingers. One of the finews of the left hand was alto cut, but not completely. There was a cut on the tip and a tipping gaffs on the bridge r 4 the n3fe. He had a long and deep cut on the left fide of the face, another over the left eye, and another :tants the cheek. There was a deep wound from the tote parr to the back part of the head, and another net nfi tht head. The tinder lip was allh leverely cat ; fuch was the fituation in which he found the pl,): . e.coutr. Mr. Ciutrwatin up, Counfel for the pi ;lners, laid, that the Court would do him the iiiillcc to fuppore, that it was with infinite reludance lie undertook the defence of the pi ifoncrs on this occ fain, yet he humbly submitted to the Court, that the pill - oilers could not be found guilty, under the Aa of Char'.-s the Second, which did not hear on this cafe. The law was the fubjea's With right, and It: was convinced that the Court would no; firetch it, in order to make it apply to the prefent cafe, when, in tenet, it could MA rightly attach to it. He relied his defence on two points: firit, lie contended that the wound on the nofe was not fuel) as could admit of the application of the Art; and fecondly, there was no lr ing in wait, nor any malice afore-thought in the preterit instance, which, by the AR, were effential to conftitute the crime. In order to dircover the true fpirit of the AR, it was neceifary to confider the occafion on which it was made. In the profligate Court of Charles the Second, Sir John Coventry had laid fomething to difpleafe that Monarch of facetious memory.— Some Officers of the Guards, by order of the King, lay in wait for the Baronet, and con down the bridge of his nofe from top to bottom. The attention of the Legiflature was roofed by this fcandalous tranfattion, and they pafTed this ACI, making it capita! to cut and maim a perfon in that manner. This, however, was not a cut down the ridge of the profecutot's nofe, and, therefore, the AIR could not apply in this inftance. The Court overroled this objetlion, (titling, that it had .been decided (hat any cut in the note came within the fpirit of the AR. The Learned Counfel then continued upon his fecond point, viz. that there was no lying in wait here, nor malice aforethought, which were effential to conftitute the crime men tioned in the A& He could only colic& four de cifions upon this Aft, in all of which malice afore thought was confidered as eflential to the crime : the firfl was that of Lorimer and Wedderburn; in which the former, having taken a fancy to the elf rte of a relation of the name of Crifp, endea• vmired, with the afti fiance of the latter, to murder him, which intention was happily defeated; but cite parties were condemned upon this Aft, bccarife there appeared an intention of three years conti nuance, and, therefore, the malice aforethought and lying in wait were evident : another cafe was that of the King and Trickner ; in which a fer. vant, old - erring the delinquent Trickner Realing turnips in his mailer's field, went tip to him, and was knocked down by a blow on the nnfe ; Trick rer being tried npon this Aa was acquitted, he cattle there appeared no evidence of lying in 'Wait *or malice aforethought. This was a cafe almoft exaelly familia to the prefent. Mr. kilt:CC Ls &ask nbferved, the cafe was fimilar to one where a man had been ohferved !leafing turnips in a field, the owner of which, on coming to take him into cullorly, was wounded by the offender with the initrument he was dig. giug with. The man was indieled for lying in wait, with a malicious intention, to affault and wound the owner, and was acquitted, as the charge of lying in wait 'c ould not he proved. In the re lent cafe it appeared, the pastier, were running , away from the profecutor, and had been guilty of the offence, to prevent being apprehended for the f e lony; which was a fliffiCielle proof they were not lying in wait. If the Jury were, .:rerefore, of an opinion, that thi i was she cafe, they could not con via th. pi ilnners. If, on the contrary, they could believe they had Ik - toady Lid in wait, they would then find them guilty. The Jury raked, and having confultel together about the fpace of an hour, returned a verdia, finding both the priliiners—Not Guilty. The fame prifirner,, Pike and Nowland, were indieled for Itealing in the parilh of Fulham, from the cart of John Francis, on the 27th of Jantkary iaft,_a box, value nine drillings, the property of Dickilen and Co. Robert Pearce, ,avant to the profecutori,proved the delivery of the box. fatnes Abraham Smith, the boy before-men-, tined, t.:id, that he received the box from the Lift wilivo.s, which was tied upon his matter's cart, tr be courted to Cirifw:eic. He accompanied the Cart AS far .&S 1:C:;110gtr , n Pal ice, where lie kit it; bin ia ACZ:.r, A , lie was walking riots n 1,l irk I.i, ~.1 1.4. v tare_ ti.:ll with the b ox , 07,c of %%Low, • • upon it. Ile gave s:ie :lair,: at he ,Amine, an d, ~lung w i t h 1.7 . • •Ikc:, i P , .• • t 0. 1 ,1, I.e 'vas t..isett. boa , is s icletirii . :, :1.1 the `t being c:-arty t rorieht il`•• I.rioncn, :h.: Jury rev: nes! their wet.; Jobe Batekehr,antacife-locker, for Healing four pounds of raw coffee from Mr. Lingham's ware-1 hooks in Beet-lane, where fugars and coffee arc w;oelionfed, tinder the King's locks, till ridd or exported. Mr., CLtrk, one of the infpeacirs of this warehouk, dete:ted the pt ironer and another man coming from the warehoule with the coffee con cealed;—and when the prifoner Batchelor was learched, the other locker made his ekape, and had not lince been heard of. Mr. Clark laid, great complaints Lai.; been made of goods under the Ex eiie.locker having been pilfered to a great amount. The prifiiner, in defence, faid, that he had feiz ed thi•t coffee out of the warchonfe. A number of perfons appeared to his charafter, mud of whom were Excite-lockers. The Jury, after coufulting for fome time, found him Guilty. ishij.,ls Penny, a Catom-houfe watchman, for flealing ionic china from the King's warehoufes at the Cu:tom-hook, where he was upon duty.— John Pa6ins, another watchman, who was privy I to this rabbet v, gave an iiccount of the prifoner borrowing his hooked flick, which he tied to ano ther, and honked the china from a window, which china was afterwards found in the pr ifoner's apart ments. Bosh there watchmen were young men, not above 3o years of age. :fames Simmons, for healing two cotton gowns and other articles, the property of R. Coliingdon. games Carne :;., for healing fixfirjoills, the pover ty of Thomas Barnes. And five wee.: acquitted, viz. G. Smith, IV. Leach, 7. Sibley, 7. Bro;ts, and Hswood. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-XCIIANC.F., FRIDAY. FEBRUARY ig. A RCM/II of the PRICES of FLOUR from the sth of Feb. . . . . to the ti:h of Fehr,' ri tnelufive. Tot.+l t.r.35 ficki --Averao;e 40s. cs. n od. I.,tra th.ot bit return. PRICI•. OF fIOPS IN THE BOROCOIt. Ban (net. ) ICI Cs to CS I Peaces !new) tcl to' to 111 tto Yost:ins os 81 8s 1 Yearlings 81 ca to 91 9i 1-111E1.1), Fe! ru..ry 12. ,k the offal -I),r Cone of 81h. Beet is 6.1 to 62 od I Veal 6r od to 2. 4d Nluttos 36 4tl to. 66 id Pork 45 8d to 63 cd NEV: GATE and LEADENHALL, February 18. .. . Pcr Rope of Sib. be the earcice. • Tkcf ss 8d to 5s od N'...al 5s cd to - s 6.1 I Mutton 4s 41 to 3s 4d Pork 46 8d to h. od Stock at Market this -Morning, &aft' arcs ...Slim 2,100. RAW IIIDES, February zB. Hides (perfione) 3s SI to 4s od Heavy Calf gs od each I Middling plato p 4.1 liorfe Skins 14$ to t 72 6d Ordinary 2s led to 33 Ott Sheep Skins 4s od to !QS od PRICE OF TAI.I.OW IN 1.ONI)ON. .. . St. 1111141'11 111.1tk11 41 4iti Town Tallow 7446 d to es Clare Market 43 'AI Rullia di•to (ea ) 73s :3 to 76s W bitechapel Market Ruffia ditto (foap) (.93 to 7c. (per Ron: of 81b.) 43 4ld Melted Stuff 6:3 oil to 61i ---- Ditto rough 47. II od las 9d Grearca 16s cd to 01 Average Price 4 9 4ld Good Dregs 1.:3 to os Ycltsw Soap, 783. to o..—Mottled, 863.—Curd, 901. Candles, t 2s. cd.-7..1.:u1d5, its. od. PRICE OF HAY AND Si RAW, February 14. Smithfield. St. Jaws's. Wbitecbapel. O. Hay 4 to to 6 6 3 19 oto 7 70 4 10to 7 00 Straw Il3to a 0 1 10to 1 8 0 I 1: to 1 0 0 Clov.r S oto 6 15 6 10 10 7 11 C COALS, February 18. Deft Coals in. the Pool, 11. T 93. 6d. per Clialtirea. Delivered li. 83. 6d. Sunderland, it 17$ at Lclivared II 6s. 6d. Diforders that proceed either from an impure Rate of the blood, or a relaxed Rate of the nerves, having, in innnmerahlz intlancex, fuhtided by a comic of S,ILSBVRY'S Antilcorbutic Drops, too much cannot be frid in prude of that invaluable preparation. This unparalleled fuccefs, in the mod complicated cafes, has ettablifited its celebrity throttAliont . t he univerfc ; imbed, where is it polli ble to obtain loch a rellorer of the conflitution and infalli . rie core of th, Scurvy, Gout, Rheitmatifm, Evil, Leprofy, and a variety of other complaints, too generally incident to human nature ? Thefe Drops are fold in bottles of ss. and 6d. los. and each, with a blac!. (lamp affixed to each hot tie, by the following venders in London : New. bery, 4S • St. Paul's ; Dicey and Sutton, Enw Church-yard ; E. Newl.::ry, corner of St. Paul's ; Wray, Birchinlane; Bolton, Royal Exchange; Evans and Co. Long-lane ; Barclay, Fleet-market ; Bacon, Oxford -greet ; Ward, Holborn ; Bayley, Cockfpur.iireet ; Swinney, Pall Mall ; IV.A111; and Withers, No. 7±9, Strand; Brennand, Bilhnpf gate-Rrect ; Clark, No. 269, and B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough, Southwark ; and at the Difpcnfary, Nu .1!► Soho-fquare. BIRTHS. Wedrierdly mominy, the Lady of Henry Alennder Barry, Erg. ut Govcrr•ltreet, of a fon. At Ticdzon I'arst. near Whcatley,Oxan, the Lady of the Hon. • T. Parker, 0 . a dattrhtte. • Monday in Guildford-place, the Lady of Henry More too Erg. .13 fon. I he Linly of J. C. Ellen, Fig. of a Rill-born child, at the honk of Is -r father, J. G. Palmer, Efq. Ksntifh Town. Yetterday, the Hun. Mn Ryder, of a daughter. MARRIED. Tlr•rf:zy, at Pour, Matthew Winsicy, Ffq. Captain and Adjut-nt of the Roy:A zsnith Gloucsit,r Militia, to s Ann SvAT. . ... On Thtlrfday I :t St. Stephen's, W.llhrook, Mr. Ruffen, of Bernard-street, to Mira Janet Malnvearing, third daughter of William Malovraring, F.fq. of the Crefcent. At M tins of Errol, a d nit. Mr. jams .Mathew, poungeft fon of John M.othtw, fq. v...rcric 13ut tt, to Alit', Elizabeth Wahlter, thirJ daughter of Mr. Robert Webftcr, farmer at 11;a1r.e of W.trol. HIED. Early in Jmnar,., in the South of France, Edward Eftridge, IN. in the 2/Sti, year of his Lately. at MAN, Czptain Watt= Gordon, of the Royal Enginetri. Uu the 4•1, infant, ar Ch.fgoor, Mir. Jean Chriftie. youn•,elt dauglittr of tl,e late Robert ChrilUt, 6N. formerly Provoft of th.t 0 1 , ihe a Tql m Ch tor, aged 70, Mifs TrAulilar, daughter of th, s.. D'Augilat, Itarot, of the Holy Roman I•mpire. • Mmht.,r I.P. h.' once In (:urrofe), in the 7.2 d year of h;. ay. ,'I hn s I.e Mar.l.ant. Same sta,. a t hi. lustole at Woudhateli, near Ryriate,Surrt7, Air. Yalhp, l . trt 59. At t!,,, 1,..uf.• fun, Mr. forbe., St..wcy, gomerfAlhire, r.J.:I oft' a late Lmelor J,•his Taylor, M. D. t:n Tu. i 1.,y aft , r a iiirceinr and pail Mrs. Lloyd, wire of I , lr. John late .1 I. mt.'. Con,lait-ftrert. Same ti :I.e Gl to year of h•-r ran:, ~of Dot hint!. At 114:1!'suor..1 - u,:acr, e nor ' v .' 72. the Col 1 :.n Moorr.tuo:!,• rto the 1 •r 1 .•f Mnuie , afhm. At Si. 13.• t.l the night of Wcd re,•,.... the n r rh. tin of the ku.::it I :411. IVlatmcc Fitage • -1, A: • : W Xetsy, •gcal :"4 HIGH WATER A•t' LONDON BRIDGE 1 . 0-1\ TORRDW Morning •••• • • • 36 minute.; 3fter Az Afternoon NEW METBEINN. AC E. At the ray Warchoufe for Dr. James's ]' , .order, No. 45, St Peen. Church-yard, Lett 100, 'T'HE fbllowing NIEDICINES Are fold, at th prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties; a -d as it i• enaeled, that from thg tit of Selftelisher, tlO2, the Stamp. Mould be applied to all Proprietary Medecities, at: well to , Fflrei... as for Hare Confumption, and as a Cuticular:Ll Addi tin r, eto the Mauips on the Articles of higher V,'ue, os thole in Wit, the. Pekes of Dr. James's Posed. r will he in fit. tare is. 9d. per Packet, or il. ss. 6d. per Dozen; but the Quantity rat a Dozen Ppeke s in a Ruffle (ati n a.".• op tur CM Army and Navy) may be had ter 11. 4, Aid as by Favour it the Conintillioners of the Stamp (Mize, Plate: are prepared bra Newhery's fep trate , Weds his Name engraved in each stamp, the Public will be c ..refitl to obferve that the Wore.. " F. Newhery, No. 4e, arc printed an the Stamps of all his Medicines; and as it i. prefumed that this well be a tuff dent Security againit Counterfaite his Signature tes Lala l on Dr. James's l'..wd, r diicontinttel tram heiteeforward. S amps will c allowed gratis, as ...fuel, thole who piti - - chee Half a Dozen or snore at a ti tie, of the lower priced Artie es. t. 1. Dr. James's Powder 2 9 1.01/11,7C1 of Eloia at; —a Bottle 24 0 Freahe's Ti-Ct. of Bark 4et A redeptic Pills 4 6 Huitti.im'a ditto 2 9 Brix 24 0 Fnglitli Coffee 2 9 Dr. Steer..'s Olio& Wort 2 6 Genuine Ar tuehtifade S 6 Convitlfton 03 2 6 Ormilerk :Medicine 8 6 ------ Camomile Drips 1 9 Itellis's Scott Pil:a t ei -- Paregoric 1.0- I.:hence of Peppermint a II zenges I 7 # Grant's Drops - Berry's Bilimin Pills 4 6 Dr. Heoper's Pills Dr. Auftin'a Chalyhcate Glafs's Magnefia 3 6 Ditto 4 0 Henry's ditto - 2 6 D lbe's Carminative 1 9 Norton's Drops 5 6 ',hence of Coltafoot 3 6 Spilfbury's ditto 5 6 Cephalic Snuff 0 9 1).. Solander's Tea 2 9 Setnee's Demi , rice 4 0 G-entmets's Tinelure 1 I Jon, s's Rheum tic Title- Do.•Edu Lozenges tal tune 3 6 N R. Stamps with Mr. Newbcry's Name are affixed to the fieft twetry Articles above enumerated; teal as mai) , p r s, particularly fervants and mefl'engers, milake his bout: he i under the ncceffity of pointing oat, that it is at the Fat En I of St. Paula, nearelt to eheaptide, and that it has a large white fluceuad front, en which thaft words are litfcrih, "That watt WARrHrIVSZ roe 1.)R.1.31113'S POWDER' ' \AT HEN ProteffinnitlNien lion and re. v fponfihility deviatte from the general fritem by the fe le:lion of a peculiar Branch, the c:•nctinn of long continued fuccefs is the belt criterion of l'uperior;:y. Ten years have I devoted my pradiee to the exeltfive treat *swot of THREL DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful Welt of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppnfe as far as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon. I formed a with at an early period of Prisltiee to refeiteindivida els from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every fpezies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—illy. All hinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature Age, and billy that de rannernent of the fyflemi in Women which is called BARR EN NE'S.: or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes are the refult of ignorance or bane in the treatment of a Boyle Gonorrhea, and it not unite quesitly hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifuned Ly the indifereti ~,, of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuels complaints arc easily cured, and even where where have failed, I testa that I may preform to offer a radical reoeltablithnieut. Few, however, are the cafes of complicate dißrefs in the diforder, compared with the calamitous lituations of Men, who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a fallonable Life, acquire that Bate of Debility w bids is the unavoidable confequence of fuels pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his meaty, but care. fully conceals his misfortune, it may be (only conlolation for him to know, that although it be an ohjeCt of doubt or uncer tainty with other Praelitioners, the removal of !bet', DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual pmgeds of renovation ts theacquire. mem of my cap:rim:cc. If the rites of Ranch . ... or VC11.14 have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradion . f this languid Bate, and in thee cafes no great difficultierwill occur. But where this deficiency has for years exact!, a proper Perfeverance is inclifpenfibly requifite to revive the cumbering (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Conßitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed in their ezpatations of a Family, may he Aimed, that in molt inflames fuels ddeets are curahle by Medical OWL The SECRECY which is fueffential to toy undertaking, and the Ctialificati eras which I have. perfumed to Rate, form the Balls or lay prctenfions, and In coincidence with fetch this inti. illation is given, that Mr. TIRES may be eon:lilted perfonally (or by Ltters iticinfing a (niall mite) at his boas, N 049, Arun del-llrret, Strand, near Temple-Ear There is an additional entrance in Watcr-ftreet adjoining and the name is rot both the doors. _ _ . M. BRIE. Membcr of the Royal Calm of Suwon,. ERIJVIIONS IN THE FACE THE inc;;lihentdoetrine of thole who recom• mend External Applications for Internal Complaints, Is ishviatest in she following finsple queftion: Will the fur which ..dhercs to the Infide of a k, ttle, or boiler, be removed by watt- ing the outride? The fame companion may he made es 'reefing the human frame: Can an internal complaint be removed by ID external application/ There queftions are left to be anfwered by every Reader, which will they/the ridiculournefs of inculcat ing this dot:trine, while the Infallittilty of Dr. BRODUM's BOTANICAL. SYRUP it evii,ced in the extraordinary Cures that drily appear in the Papers, particularly in cafes or a, above nature : Dr. Brodum, as a regular Phyfician, has been known many years, and not as a Noltrum Vender. His motive r publiftdint this advertifement, is to fecure the Health of the Pub ' lic from the danger that attends caternal appreatis n, which, to his knowledge, baa proved fatal to many who have placed in it an Improper confidence. To chore who have revelled In the miAnight cup, or madly, drained nature of her deficit Itores, by titireftrained or licenti ous love, or by the horrid felfilb patfion of Dingenearthis fifiVe will render all poiLble alkftanec ; and, if the vital powers be not entirely deltroyed, it will gradually repair the melon tinily evil. Ladies of any time of life may, by this medicine, be freed from one of the molt afiliding diforders incident to the lee and at a certain period it is molt highly ufeful. m In all nervous affeetions, Ima s of !pints, trembling% tors of memory, impaired vigour, and the numherlefs fyriiptoms of im paired and tottering cunititutiuns, whether arifing from a life of inaCtivlty,intes:veranee, or inattention to health, it. efficacy has attained throughout the three kingdoms univerfal and unpa. rareled eel hrity. By Eric% perfeveranee in its ufe, it cheers, bracee,and invigorates the whole nervous (yarns, and gives new tone to all the vital finia.ions, of which uumbcrinl. inftences can be avouched. A molt noble medicine, compered of tome of the choiceft halcanis and firengtheners in the whuk nemesia medics; and is particularly applicable to thole wh,re sionititutlons are relaxed by extreme weak nes and debility, or broken by enervating or vicious indulgences. 'l'he Botanical Syrup and Reftorative Nervous Cordial,tolso had at the: Doctor: !Joule, No. y, Alhion-ltrert, doors from the I.everean Muf , um. Surrey fide ot rilac!,friars-bri 'ire, in boniest': ii. s. t U. and 6s. od. (duty included' at Withers . .:lateCockell s) Medicine Warehoule, aya, Strand ; Shaw and I. &yards, St. Church yard; and Brennand, No. tc6, 'ldliopf g atedlreet Without , ; W. Bulgur, Printer and Book r, at hie Medicinai Warehoure, No. 3, Wune.ftrret, who ha. rze,ive.l a Ivry:: and Ireth Inpply; Thompfon and Mills. Caine-fires t ; Browne. Tifitcy ; C. Routh, Bridge-fires-I: Reed and Sheppaol, Brit();; Meyler and Crutwell, Bath; MetTrs. Goadby, Sims borne ; Mr. itaikes, Cl.urelter; Mr Worectt,r. . Mt. Tr.wman, Ex t. r ; Soinney, inghani ; Spilfbury• and Co. Marv-tirc, , t, Duldin ; and by all Printers, Bc.okfdlgrs, and Venders a Med .:iota in the 'flacc Kingdoms. ••--• • . •• . FOR Actourr OF TITF. IVTANITFACTiIitERi. Frempt. !torn the Auaion duty, .llrceahtet, , Alft of Partial's:el On Thu!'!day, l't bro Vit RAC, SON, and C. witi ptit tip to iStlbli t Sale, at tt ....Warettottres, QEects- Urcrr, A LAROF. ist•Kti.t.TMCNT of IMITIoIt 3-x - o Vries lt,'.af.res 4x,0 --- Shaw!, Utook IkreiEns - • • 3 , CY.% jaccnotto 3- -- Cambric.. Satin Stripes and Thai Tamboa:s, I.anrc:s, and Japans ▪ - I:nd Caminito and jacconets 4: -- Pullicat :tnd hi.ntras 3 Q .L .1 , 11g., Dimity*, Ste. ‹e‘) velveteens, Vei,e. et., Jeans, &e. • - 14"tkry, and Dowleys 110 - Woollen Cliths so,- lb,. I be view:A as above. Two Month. Prompt. M. L. NIER AC, jun. Bto'ter INFALLIBLE antmAN CORN-P 1 I.Cl* . ..... _ I.'rtll ROPRIETOR of this malt excelk-or il. P .NiEDY is In certain of it. Efficacy 11l vi -.T failed in a sal kty cf Cafe., ayrces, it it doss not ra,.llLt., tl:. Corns, root and I,ratieh, 1"•1 GETuItN rae MO VF V. It Will,olllpplication,ta::r olf the In:lantniati, , n in feW and dellroy (-delta:illy the Malignity without the kaa ha Printed D.n.L.Aluus f aled with it. This is the eekbrated I'I.AISTER t bet galtintl fn much r..- putation in Gertr.:tty, and has been fo:ti an London up ware., of y Yt•ars, with tile greatett. reputation. S.:hi Wiwi. fah: and Retail by .r. Attell, No. t. near the Royal Exchani,e; and ulfu by Mr. Day, No. 7, 'c av il'. zock-ltreot ; Mr. Wilton, No. .39, St. james'i-ttrect ; Mr. Swin y, No. 21, Pall-Mail; Mr. Ward, O. 324, Holborn; and J: look and Co. No. x3O, Oxfard-tXreet. At briltol, by Bolgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, Printer. Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and Rofoznan, perfunuer. Edinburgh, by Bnxtrr, South Bridge. Portico and Gorport, Mr. Hording. 1 iv:rpo d, by Mr. Gore, printer.ard Mr. Jones .bookielleri Portfinouth, Mr. Motley, bookfeller DISEASES of the URETHRA and Certain COMPI.AINTS- A S foie Proprietor of atran's cel..lsrated me t h, •d- cated Boogies and Remedies, Mr. Do •ea informs the Public, that he may al ufual be maul ecl din) from o to 3, at his honk Ks. 3, friths tt rest, Soho, on C •fes of Stricqurev, Ob ftruelions, Meets, -.e. Ike as well as Debility. and 'very o der where Feeney is fo cfrential a req., fite, that Mr. D. has provided a fp eines Hour., that every Patient may be intro_ duc din a fcr3rate spartment. Mr. D. has for many years emfiaci himf. if to that department of Surgcry, and (suns es t-mime pradke, area the mat &incline foe ek, h e is enabled to offer a mettnd of cure mild, efficacious, respiring nu con finement or reit-stint in diet, and ;:eventing the poffibility of a relapfe. Pcrfor.s In the country Racial their cafes fully, in a letter, crackling a one nra two count: note,wi:l have proper re- Medics fent to thci amount. For the various fyinptenno, &e. fee Mr. Dufisur's Treadle on the above cerap'ainta, price 21.641. the fifth edition ; to be had of J. Callow, C own•court,Ssoho; H.l). Symonds, l'a.erriotter-row; and isf she Author. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOFV-HILL,LONDON. CONVENIENCE, SAFLTY, ANI) EXPEOrTION, FOR TRAVELLERS IN GENERALL. FROM T HE SARACEN'S IiVAD INN, SNOW-HILL, THE FOLLOWING POST COACHES: UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING to BATH and BRISTOL, by NEW POST-COACHES. through Ch:ppenham, Caine, and Marlboro' every Afternoon ; arrivei at Mr. Mare, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavtrn, Thomas-dna, Bridal, next Mornlng.-11:- ts.--Out tax.---•Partrli 6d. earrbge..—Pallengers for warded from Bath to Bridgwater, Taunton, &c. Liverpool, Warrington, Knutdiard, Stone, and Litchfield New Coach, called the Expedition, every evening, at Five o'clock, to the Crown Inn, Red Crofa-ftreet, LiverpooL Guard a d throughout. Birmingham, Mercury Polt Ceaelt,wlth a Guard &tient every afternoon, and reacher Birmingham neat day at noon Parks by bafoid, Shlpftone, and Eaton, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-ltreet, Birmingham. Leeds New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, feta out every morning at eight o'clock--earries four inlides only, and gr.es remarkably eafy—raffes through Stamford, Newark, Revs ford, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds mat Jay at noon. Notwithltanding the uncommon expedition of this Co-eh. It is allowsd to be the molt agreeable and coas tlnc public conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled In accommodation or conveyance by any other. Kendal, Lancaftsr, Pretton, Kirby Lomfdale, Bonbon. Chunky, Ormtkirk, and Carftang Polk Crashes, every after.. noon, at tire o'clock—Guarded. I Spa thy, HOITCJItIC. Bolton, Spalding, Peterborough" Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, fen off Monday, Wedaefilay. and Friday violins, at tour o'clock—The outy Coach front Spfilby with a Guard. Turk, NerecafUe. and Edinburgh Poft Coach, the Lard Ntlfon, performed with a Guard throughout, fete nut every morning at from o'chick, by war of Newark, Retfurd, Tad calker, ihulington, Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and lit r••• wick. NM:rigor finding thendelres fatigued from the krgth of the journey may reit what time they plane, and then proceed on without any toli.;itional fare. The Proprietor at York nos Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. Carlifle and Penrith Poft-Coacb, goes with four Hodes. and a Guard all the vray—paffrs through Breuer, Appleby. Greradv Idge, Richmond, Catteriek, Bororighbridge. Welber • by, Aherford. Doncaßer, and Grantham, (thc neartit way by ift nelle,)—feu out every Months& and performs the journey with the greateft facility. Palmieri detidnedon the rnad or pleafare, have the peculiar advantage of their feats being fe cured In the nest Coach, (with only fix Coachman.) Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth, Danmoutb, Wcrinosith. Der e.heiter, and &labor! Balloon emetta, carry Morning at half gait Three, with a Guard: through Maximo, A:minket'. Illitiport, Blandfurd, Barmetoka, and Bogthoc—Carrico four Infides, at only 21.21 each. . _ Hertford, Ware: HioWeldon, and Chethant Coach, everr Morning. Shefield and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Mora. ing at nevem—Guarded. 00 0 ,4, &titian, and Henley New Polk-Comh, with a Guard every Afternoon, at rive o'Clock. Manelittler, M'iltnflow,Conglenm, Newt: Ale, WaWall, and Wolverh.inipton Poit Coach, every afternoon. Guarded Shrew ibury, AVellingtun, and Shitinal Poll Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every evening, at five o'clock, to the Raven and bell and Unicorn It.n,Shrevtibury. Guarded. _ _ Southampton, Winthettci, Adoskird, Mt= Cola, e►cr7 morning. Hull, Northcave, Howden, Thorn and Dor:cater Poit Coach every morning, at levcn o'clock to the IluU and Sun tub Myton- Gat c, Hull. _ _ Woo,%wet, Wanftead, and Laytonßime Coach, at 3 Ortoek every Eve ninr reaeept Sunday) Surd:) , Nine in the AlmMe. Tottenham and Edmonton t.'oach daily at half palt Tao, half pall Two, halt raft Four, noel half pall Seven o'Clock. N. B. Wavy tVeight. of I.tirrkte, t;o0.1s it:c. conveyed by the un d er mentiorm e l Warzons..—To Difs, Rec.:les, &nat. Bury, and all parts FfSuti. d k ~very Monday. rlhoroigh, Nevrhory , and Reading. evolor Tuefday. Suotliamptoo, NVincbtfter, Rumfev, t.ynelturft, Lynn: 301 h Chrillathur,; h. IA ingwood, Fordingbridge, Vi'imborn, and Punt —Wa;.orns Sunbury, Hampton , and "Esiekentiam, tsviee a week' Worccet,T, I', rebore, and Wycombe, every Saturday. Cirencetter„Ahiordues, and Henley, three times a week. W. NIOI A IN and 03. refrafully acquaint elide Friends and the l'uhlic, that they will not he accountable (orally Par 4 ov I.l , 3sage, e. of more than Five Pound, value. if loft or da morel, unlrfa fpeciicd at the time of delivery, anal paid for sc.. eorllnelv, at jh, a'•-llem.l Inn. Sanaa-Hill, London. LONDON.. Pet:lied for the Proprietors. by JOHN DANIEL. (of M.d.len-lane, Coveht-Garden) at the STA! PIINTINM Ofrtrr, Nn. t. Can-y-111-w ; and pl•Niinted by L LEVFL K Canterhon•-pt tr h tat No.t,Carey-ftreet. and at the S T • reMpit.nar; h.] which (Mice a commusticat.unsturth, fra t t Arc recreltal to be &Meat Pn dal far ha