Star. — London, England, 1803-06-02 00:00:00

.1# G pH. . it; E JAME 3, fir , ,ATCMFIELD. fer ( - 04 ut o h t:-!t fymp.:thy, d - i as 1: 11:w. d. it !lack to you. Croat l,e Tray ^ t et a fri.,.”.y weleom.:ll:re ; Greet with a :mile, you niounid h r wtz't a tzar t Kind. pitying Britons. if the vainly plead, C. Mance mutt die again—And die indeed. But hold—l'll fib no more—Alive ! ah iio; but to try you that I told you fo. Robb d of her child, poor foul ! in very fpight She died, as mad as any Bedianut-. Weak, filly Conitauec !—Oh, had I been you, Ssr elent, Cu handlome, and a widow epo s ! I amild have turn'd, I think, two maudlin Logs i:,e Jobs and Philip, Into different things; Chang'd the dire the and the perfidious friend To whininglabvers, who for Indies contend ; Leeed, ogled, langellb'd, faints& fichen'd, fish's!, Stortn'ti, flonied,pouted--any thing but died. La- to fay truth, in thole barbaric days. kt'idnws wore Manners, (tiff ware their flays; Scarce could the p.mtitig heart be felt at all Tbrou, ta buckram, breadworh, and thro' whalebone wall; Much leis the vallion's (oft vieltfusides, A!lte now obvious in coquettes and prudes, Through firc‘i.ua bids and Grecirn attitudes. . Oh age of Ram: when (oft fentalc•graut I lay like the favage fay—l am ail/ face! 'Tis not alone the lips arra! impart '('he thoughts and melange of the fled and heart a • Each limb, each rnoticasg tan ttknosape fpeak. ELM as th'expreffive kart or varying cheek-as L'en fli..ukier-bones have teen a boltdc part, And WIN to dorm thebatt'ry of man's hart; Cupids have ambuili'd in a well tarn's! ear, And rofy elbows end behold^rs Rife, rife, Academicians ! h.dl the dame, 'I hat °chi) , glows in very Britifh dame ! lovely eutbufafts '—Artifta, crate to roam For Grecian models, they ab•und at home. Frenchmen, your antique trophies we defy, The blood-liain'd fpolls of groaning Itily— lltitalo prefedts her lons a nobler faux!, A Meat! int Judy and a living rule: Robbers ! who antics d'ye bold thus ? fenfelefs Oar's are all life, all foul. all beauty—eU oar own. Oh had the Lady Lonttana, flown for arms fo all the bright artirry of her charms! Fo; the arm chatie as ice and pare as fnow; Witnefs the tears that lased her mimic wpr, lu fach a cafe, our Slid& matrons wry: Med.& is reafon ; death, a vidiary... A snothir's pangs.her attetdila, Sir licr rage, her pbressy, all arc fund bere L son a maser tow—tlds MOO try . The genuine trete cat Hindi fimpatity : Way not this plea Widnes' frowns reibalatt &ay, 1/011 a Mo th er plead her auk In fain IV •Abaso ! tAR . beim fetes foik Qabes may ;. Relendni ones throw their limits away: • arkainwißtake a fappilant Inotheespatt, And own.tiamlhtnc Critic-sabot the beam _ Ni l l/1L ENtUIR [Concluded from Yetterdes Piaperl 14-The premiums on the bills drawn by As prefers: Xayal Storekeeper at Jamaica, are nosy regularly larciugbt to account ; and that this may not be again Ina figkAp(, we do Wrongly recamnwid, that in each of the fevcral Nasal Departuients, the forms which arc .annexed) tn the report, be adopted by the feveral agents abroad for drawing bills, and charging them delve: therewith in their cant accounts. And it having been reprefented to us, that Go vernms nt bills drawn in large funs, have not obtain. fo high a premium as they would have done, if divided, to Putt the convenience of individuals i we, therefore, recommend. that the bills of exchange Should be made nut info& funs, not lets than tool. as may be denred by the perfon tendering the ben rate of exchange. • if a preferit regulations, all lore: wanted at f.•reii ! ,n . fiat ions,are to be procured by adtertifements f a tinders, and 'a preference given 'to the perfon whole Items are matt advantagenos ; where there tem:lets are fairly received and aced upon, no further r eck iiry can he 'oinked for the public interen : it b ho •k. tt:e Cuptrior Board to beattentive to the I n's that are exaCed by the regulations on this 1 cad, end to examine into cafes of irregular conduct y., h f;rtlpulnuc ; and, however unwilling e to take the fide of feverity, we are hound to fit •;ell the ne:cdity of removing from their nations els, t !in, After repeated admonitions, evade or ne rl: is the fa.thful ditcharge of their duty ; and to p e ly 11:c general principle to the cafe before us , we r 'Fos our •) pinion, that fo many cireurntlances I , - ur v icion and mifeondua attended the late N.tval Ofnc.:r at Jamaica, that he fhould not have been fuf :red to remain fo long in once. Admiral Sir Hyde Pitticer, in his letters tn the 7:avy Board of the :oth of February and sad March Oates a fsifpicion of connfton and fraud, in the in which fame purchafes of flutes were made Edward Ilr,asgtston : we were therefore led to s' - en: enquiry reipening him, and found t! at he was let - Mier of the Firtre/erk in the Stosekcepers' of flee , a young man jnfl fct up in butinds in a Small tray, and not likely cn his own accoum to hatc.hail filch large cones-in , in trade. o W e alfes found, that mnft of the Bill , of exchange mere drawn favour of Mr•Wm•R it rtd Wade, who tV2f, the Naval Storekeeper's extra Clctk, inllead at the Teal perfons concerned in the advance of the too t.c r. However commercial trawfaltiom between pri caste perfons may he conduced, it is reo, for the prevention of eniluflee dealings, that thorn in which the public arc intercfled,fhould be managed openly : we v.-nild therefore recommend, that in all ceintraets er peech.dli mad( al.rnad, real names of the par. ties concerned fnonld appear in the acesaints, a: d' rt;at :dere to tnis effr rt Le iffned to the Officers of Crovernment at the different Rations. „ We mug here beg leavc turemarl,dl t!!•7 r! "I A • IP' , s pi; e;tv erf areo•in , e, • a war fn witlety e • xt ended as the ; rf the public offices, where for years without exami nation, • . b url the return of peace en :hies 1:1,. t.::t.ne the charges with the voti chc• s •• • ;•on irregUlartty,isproduClive .fgr-at • vil 1 • public fervice ; for hy the time the arc • 171.i:wet, the Acc:stintant may be dead, 01 ed 0. t of leach, and flit I ClirefS aphid him, A for irr h a t ,rr . r traudulent charges, rendered ex difuctilt nr impoilitle. And after all, to what ~ . c:es isle examit•ation go ? merely to Si comparifun of 'he chArge., wi.it tie vouchers : in much time has ciapk,:. tile All invettigittion into the real prices, vcrc it :1;1 ropteci, would be Icarcely praCticable In fad, it is the rtraiality, not the jultnefs of the account that is el .inured into ; what the articles purr:haled ott,;ht to I.av,: con, does not appear tar be a fubjett r,f in:chit•ati , n. V. - e Lave been told, there is nut a ?efficient num :: her of aril:. to Lep up the accounts in tune of war, in the manner that they lonia he done, to notice and c V, at tits outlet anvrtendencytnabefe. An increafe of 6,lablithorttits, airtady hurthenf , tine. deserves the nir ft corilideration, bur the advantages that rt , - I . ty he d:::-;ved Irc7 the Ili:4y exarninatiof all w initiate than overbalance any addi• expeacc incurred on this as:con:it ; and we beg I leave to repeat and urge a recommendation" of th e C•:mrniiTioners appointed to enquire into the fees and pergnifites of office contained in their 6f h Repott, viz. r Ti a accounts of all Officers cml tryed on foreis:n • fervice, ought to be exautined as form as polt , 'lle after received, and always before the receipt of them is acknowledged, in order to check improper expen ditures, which, by not being noticed, the Officers • may conceive are approved, and continue them.' "In order tnafcertain,atany time,what has been the progrefs in the examination of atcounts,every account thould have the name of the examining Clerk, and the time when the examination took'place affixed to it.— All warrants dire:ling any new regulation or altera tion in prices, or enforcing a more regular obedience to articles in Sanding orders, grown into habitual negle6, lhould be carefully notified to the Clerks of the departments to which they relate. Had this rule been obferved when the former Naval Officer at Jo. maica was difniffed, the evils that have fince ariten would have been in a great meafure prevented. " Every Naval Storekeeper, or other perfon entrull. ed with pnrehafes abroad, in expenditure of the pub tic money. Omelet be required to atteft upon oath on his monthly cafis . account, that he neither has nor ex. peffs to receive, direelly or indireftly, any benefit whatfoever from fuck expenditure ; and that the pur chafes fo made by him have been effected vri Is ttt favour to any one, and upon the bell terms for the pub lic.—[The Committee here point out a variety of. re gulations nee:Wary with refpea to the transfer of pa. pers from oat officer to another on foreign Rations, and recommend that the Commanders in Chief be furnithed with copies of all itiltrations to the civil of ficers of the yards abroad that they tbould be to archied to PalArtitrisieft *tandem to prevent etudes in thefe offi tem and authortfad to fafpenci or remove any of thofeofscers for tnifeenutual . "In. lookieg.m'the events -of She artificers, and other ineidentad charges of theoyerd •it Jamaica, we are Bruck with the magnitude. of thalami but have no means ef afeertainiog the yenpricey ofcthslapan ditnre : there were other officers on the eflabliffirneut of the yard, betties the naval lioreiteeper t .but it would•appeary that though iheyy not form rtisitc4. fubfcribed their sweet torther. abcomass - the/satire management relied withAer Dick. • , 14 By the aeknowledgmenttkhoth Mr.,Smith and Mr. Ilitk‘ on their mannbalione.Tit appenrs the in another infisnce they were guilty of a violations), their ininsitintas ; they Itaikag been in the content pcatilict of beating foetal of theiroserwileyes. arli• beers and labourers, for. whofe-isteice they received the pay of Geweenmitat-: We. Ala therdion Min* mend, that the attention of tier Commanders irs 'Chief be direhed toobip point. • • • .• •'. . _ a• Alumna °tie; complaiw again* the late Ness! Storekeeper at .Jamaica, id obis from tha. Derfel-Pilf • mailer General at Jauseica.•forlefortag to sitte-billt for the moaey wlich be wattled to Tenth. :ad which on that account remained, at a bilk habis bend% tlltit accumulated tea large funs : It worotha feat NM in private bills at a year's fight.. TheJas by &vet- change was•the , inducement for teraiaing the eon? in Jamaica. no caber,opportuttity 'of feminine:lt at . par occurring. To prevent -the like : diffienisyirmes occurring in future, notice &M id be.duly given . by the Agents of the Poll Office, of the mosey they hats. occafion to remit. which tboul4 be the fn! money taken after fuch notice; but we fee no ration why the hills &fluid be granted at any other than the then adual rate of exchange: It is only by this means that the real ex pence or receipt of each feparate Depart ment can be truly (lased. , " In forming an opinion of the tondo& of the late Naval/Sturekeeper, the conlideration of his faiary. and the other authorized emoluments of his fituation, could not hut prefent itfelf to our notice. - Had thefe been f o und deficient, fame examination fire illicit advantages might have been admitted ; for it is hardly to be es pe,Red. that (Acts of croft and cond deration will be properly executed, whet e the public allowances do not afford an adequate compenfation. [Here follows s an account (hewing what were Mr. Diet's appointments; which in 1797 was 14361. OS. i I i. ; in 1798, 12361. os. r td. ; in 1799, 19431. rot. ltd :' i n I 8 :JO. :.1:61‘1. to:. 11d.1 " The examination of Mr. 1);ek brbught to (tor notice cettain pofferSons belouging to the Crown, under the fore, inten,!ance of the Naval Store-keeper ' at Jamaica. of which there appears to have been kept a very imperted accnuar. What Records of Crown Lands there may be preferred at the ether Itations abroad, under the Naval Depat tme,nts of the State, we have not had an opportunity of knowing ; it was um indeed the object of our refearehes, but hav ing fallen in our way, we did not think it right to pars it by without fume obfervition, ha order to draw the public attention to the [obit@ in other cafes where itmay be required. " At the fame time that we have been induced to piropole forme alterations in the general Inarttainos to the Officers of his Majetly's Foreign Yards, we think itjufi to obferve, that they appear to have bees drawn up with great care and attention to the public ititerell, zed to over abandon' guards againll frauds and abides ; but-that - ht wife* tegulations in there and all other cafes will be nugatory, if not diligcntly - - Patched and enforced by th ftiOrtor 'hntboriKet sad proper care taken in the fele&ien of thole who arc appointed to Offices of great refpontibility." " c RA. M. POLE, JOHN /Nat, (L. s.) " EWAN LAW, (4. i.) H. NICHOLLS, (L. 3.) . . . . .LAW IWTELLkENCE. COURT .OP LING'S BENCH, JUNIS r. LORD DUNCAN An RIR. ANDREW MITCHELL. . . . Mr. Essitis E Rated, that this aftiou was brought by Lord Dunc'an; t 6 recover a cum idmOney, Utticl,by the admiflions in this-cafe, amounted to 57/ rl. ss. Sid. which was the fhare-that illtafirinus Officer was en titled to, as Commander in Chief, for his proportion of the (hips and rel Tels belonging to the Batavian re public, and which were feized in - the harbours of that nation, at the time of the expedition againft Hol. land. Lord Duncan was appointed to the eeMmanii of the N"r ill Sea fleet, and while his Lordfhip Wai, in that n an expedition was planned againtl Ho!- laud, which was to be carried on by the joint opera tion of his Mijelly's tia and landt , rces, by Sir Ralph Aiseicromby and Sir Andrew Mitchell, the defen dant ; but that was not an independrot command, 17ot fubje6t to the orders of Lord Duncan, if he fhtiuld fee neceirary to interfere. The Learned Counfel opened the cirennsfeances of this cafe with great perfpicuity, and proved bya num. ber of moll refpetiable witneffes, that Lord Duncan was commander in Chief, and was on the fpot till the morning of the 3oth of Anglia, when he failed in the Kent for Yarmouth Roads. The captureof the Dutch thin took place about two in the afternoon of that d'ay ; and he underilood that on the other fide it was be contended, that Lord Duncan had laid down fhe command before the capture, in dinfequence of his leaving the place on the morning' cif that day, coupled with a letter which he wrote to Sir Andrew Mitchell, after he arrived at Yarmouth Roads. This cafe, however, was no; decided on the merits, becaufe .ifter the plaintiff's cafe was herd. Mr. Gaartoix, leading Counfel for the detkndaht, Thwed.to the a rid:talon of his Lordthip and the Jerry, thirthe King, his grant in this particular cafe, had provided, :hat if any difpute , thould arife about the slitlribution ;Hs money, it (hould be referred to certain arbi trators there defcribed, and therefore he - fliAriritied . , that however high his refpeet was for the jurittii4ion of the Court of King's Bench, that in this cafe the Court had no jtirifdietion, in as muchs it had. been cxeluded by the exprefs prorilions of his Majefty. Es.t.sieausouca being clearly of opinion he, rt, juriadi.:l.en in this cafe, the plaintiff was non fuitzd. ill wain •It[fil V. COON. The plaint in wa , Commander in Chief on the Lee: "lard lt• 41wlitatintharti4he defendant, Capt. Milne, in the Vtque, departed from that Ration, and in his way t, England u:th a fleet of merchantmen cap tri:eil levet al prize s , and the queßton for the corifi dcration of the Court and jury was, whether Capt. Milne, of the Noe, and the officers on board, were entitled virtu - Cole property in thcfe prizes, or whether he IV AS to be confitlered as under the corn mind , 1 Sir Hyde Parker, from whore Ration he failed when he fet out for England ? It appeared that Captain Milne had faile , Ffor England while Admiral Harvey was Commander in Chief of the Leeward Wand Ration, and a cLwiliderable .time be 'tore , he plaintiff fuccteded to that lunation ; but Sir Wile Parker had become - Commander in Chief of 'that Ration before the prizes wcte captured by the defindint. ' The called" Admiral Pole, Admiral Caldwell, Admiral Colpoys, Lord Panlet, and Adm. Young, Sef•prOve that the inflant a tenor Officer arrived op spy eatjom if he chofe, he, had a _right to take the fispremccommand. This did nor follow ticcefftiily a; a ;Matter of courfe, without any thing being done im -hispert if he did not effort* the consmand, &lags went on as they did before; but if be.clinfe to Arpin( the command, all the junior Officers -were bcsind to obey him. The befenciant, a prize agent, is merely a ft•ilte. !leder in the caufe. He aOrt"CTS to the plaintiff's claim. It ads ruled, that whether the Pique Was a finglel Ihirt Or ism, tbr.plaintiff had no title to recover. It l ecobi be moll unjult it an officer felling in with amp thee ofinfaritior rank could enth le himtell to the Ital. of meafures Which were thtn executing in a (I;ii:Ult iltsirter, and which had been cur.ccrted for months before. After this Cafe bud been a good deal failed, and 'after the Pigmies cafe was finifhed, Lord ELLEN• anaonori was of opinion, that it would be too much t. lay,. that the Plaintiff wa, entitled in this cafe to (hare ut there ;nisch which were taken under orders i to which he was not at all privy..and with which he had nothing to dot that it a Commander in Chief were to be entitkd to (bare under filen eircumflancea, by ufing a great deal of celerity and expedition in getting into different Rations, he migh: engrofs t hirnfcl: Almon all the prizes that were taken in con• fequence of tbe orders of other Commanders, and for which be was not at all Telpoolible. His Lordfilip thought it was /estimable, that Sir Hyde Parker fhould have been on the Ration as Commander in Chief before the Defendant failed, in order to entitle hid to his (bare of thefe prizes. His Lortlihika4e Ito opinion as to whether the Defendant and Ms Of: beers were entitled to the foie property in the& prizes, inafmucb at he bad failed without the orders of any Admiral (not being able to find Admiral Harvey to receive his orders) or whether Admiral Harvey was entitled to his (hare !—Plaintiff nonfuited: siotGar e. iticitaarlsov, This was an anion on a Bill of Exchange brought by the Plaintiff, who is the drawer. agaiutt Caps3itt Richardfuo, as the acceptor. The Plaintiff had fop , plied th e Defendant with hams and Come other arti Iles for the Ed India market, but Captain Richard fon (aid they were extremely bad, and on that ground he had refufed to pay the amount of the Bill, which was t 7(11. but the Captain had paid into Court 8401. as the full value of the hams. His Lordlip thought by paying money into Court. he had admitted the castle of eetion. It thee mere cot agreeable to what the Pla;r4ti6 contleaed to Captain Richerdfon I/timid hare an anion %Malt him.—Yezdia for Plaintiff psol. as. 3d. TCCl.P.SlArteilt DROMOT/0 1 B. Sparkc. D. D ii aniaihreak al or lof Dr. Lay...:d W. bltl., r., Clot, by been appointed (foot v.nd byfhe ilia b Of John Lynch, I The, Ilan 'Douglas Gordon Killiburton of 'tented Mr. Lewis Littlejohn to the ohure,h of t' (the death of the Rey. Mr. liniker. BIRTHS. On Saturday LR, Lally Charlotte Hope of 0,, SattntLy fea.nisht, the Lady of Joist Lochley-houf,., of a foe. MARRIED. Lately, Mr. itli!msl Vaughan. merchant, o ,Charles, daughter of the late Wtn. Chailcs, Efi Staffonllbina DIED. On Te e:day Mrs. Jane Auft, wife of George ...till, Erg, of Chelf:a the benevolent* of her dart, the fwortnes of her tem per. her virtues, and amiable qualities. as they rendered her be. lovcclia Sic circle of bar family ud friends, will nee her Jul. deeply regretted. Lately, at Dundee, Allifs Mary Stewart, daughter of the tats James Stewart, Elq. of Blair Hall MiliAnne Sctmt. oal • daueeter °risme' Seem, Ere. At Carbase. •Argylithire, Mai. Macdougall, widow of Coi. Nlacdougall, fq. of Ardnacaple. e At Bland:lea bdufe, Mra. Mary Drummond, wife of Same. Beveridge, At Abcrdour, lieutenant RobertLoehty.of the Rott Navy. At Inverary Julni Simon Prefer, fun or the RR _y. ul Frafet, D. D. in the aid yet of his age. - The Lev. Dr. G Be th une, Ream. of Worth, In Urea; lar d We.. Pa rie g t. n , ava 75, willow of the bee T. W. Partinvon. fq. o." OW ham, near Lewes. Di SFASPs of the URETI IRA and Certain COMPLAINTS. AS foie Proprietor of DA R A N's celebrated eared Boughs and Remedies. Mr DUFOUR i n for m s c b e Public, that he may as ofital be toilful ed daily frpta 9 to 3, of hit ho fe No. 6. Frith-oreet, Soho, on Cafes of stittluree, Ohltroe dons, Glee:, Stc. Ike as well as Debility, and every difo der wherd retorter is hi effential S requ lite, that Mr. D. has provi4cd afp cl out Houf-, that every P tint to y be introduced in a f: pirate iartment. Mr. D has for dray years comae i hiniCelf to that departmett of Aurgery, and train catenfive practice, and the m u tes flattering Sue cfs. he, is enabled to offer a method of cure efficariout, requiring no etauGasment nr reit aint in diet, and pre venting the potability of a rclapfe. Pcrfor.s hi the country Ratio. their cafes fully. in a letter, enelollng a one or a two mind note wit have proper rowdies frft to the amount. Foe the veriival flrmPlools, &c fee Mr. Durour'isTrattife on the above complaints. price 2. 6d •he fifth edition ; to be bad of J. ( . 111)11/, Soho; PI. D. Symonds, Piternofterwow; and of ilk. Ambor. • WHEN Profeffional Men of education and te. fpenfilelitr Ovine (turn the general (yam: by the 1. of a peculiar ikatish, the fanction of long continued fueccfs Is tie heft criterion offoperiniity. Ten pugs have devoted My pooSito to the essioliretlftiltdat of Thais. DfiiiORDERS, and the fuecefsfql misfit n' my phitr On me additional ardour to °Otte ai far as I air able the rt. tags* al the& oomplainla which Meat matt iniportast lathe satt.i I° e -" of human infirmities. Attie initiatiikt into every trail& as ma Arent ettrglint. formed a with at an at,, petted of Valets-eta ractsrindivlsleala tram.the ignorance of uneducated Men., or the equally 622gifOtt$ prallpiraney of general 14stftitioners: Tee WEE D 1 sOHDERSAO ths cure of ohitlf how demob my attention, cumyrize every !pecks of VENEREAL INFEC.... finN, whither of a recent or long dam inn...ttfty,,' Aft Idiadig of DEBlLVlVowbetber wiring Imes the habits of Ralnieibairi, eel the indulgence of mature age, and laßly that ilerangesnakt.ol the. iyftem in Women which Is ailed BARR EN NEM or sTFitii.irr. Numerous difeafes are the mink of iguirmut or Nee in it. vestment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfreljacutly bw pegs that the feeds of Life are poifoned Lythi Wart:klieg' of at naguahla id war. lig a Coperipe method loth complaints ass say eurodi and even where abate have failed. 1 trill that I assay FORIPIe (Akre radical it eftablithmest. Few, bowman`, Are the tides of eionyllemod thirds order, compared with the calamitous foostiout of Men. who from in.'ulgence In a Illefill'AßY VICE, or the pretklent Gaieties ct fahoonshic Life, swim that Sao of Debility which it di* unavoidable emtlequence at fuck pernicious habit.. • Where the unhappy fidfcrer torso& over his wafer', bat earefalfy month Ids misfortune, it may be lime eunfolation for lint le knew, that although it be an ob j ect of doubt or imentinty with other Freebies:ern, the removal tOtbilt DEFICIENCIES by the Vadat' prrgrdaif innimillan sibs scovartmout a my experieneth If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to rogue, m an ly gout, moth ansiety erilthe prevented Iry to arty counter-ad:len of ibis lapotid Eats, and In tbgfr arse Bo peat diamskim vrilioetnis Bu t where till, deicieney has for yam etiacd, a proper ka, feverance is indirpenfitey requillre td mica the flantb:ring !Darya of Life, and to reaanietate the MARRIFD WOMEN. who have loos been dirippoixed fA their erreelatiom of a Pandit: teal , be afitieed, thin '1676111 1 Rance* kids &feels are corahie bytgisMeallkill. • The SECA ECI which is to eeential to my grOeftliklig./4! (MI Qaaßtkari ris which lissic prdamedto Mita lest slit MR , or my pretanfiong, and hp • with rack, tits. Intimaidas given. that Mr. BRF.F. may be coofoitesiperfamagy (eir.by . lecters ineloting a drat nxe) at Us taw* tro. Arelidd-weer,, Sthuid. oar *faspirialar . . .lc There is an &Mideast entramm in vot,lifeet mobiwsir kbk oante.fs tin 11.• b the doors. —...-._ i, M. BIM. Mwribcrsif the Royal efilleiVaitisigs... . i . ' V6NERIAI. BfAti - iiihmiir 2,. .. .. • To Mr. Tooatas TAYLOR, Surscon..l4o. sh Mast eadAtlypoi, OtAll.lnit. Landon. IT is with the aloft heartfelt Atiotteittet &rat lha. diets yen on the incomparable riamaisore of your iturakuthe 41,41,eino—LEA ICE', PATFNT F1LL5.....-In th• fpring alai. Fear I had the misfortune to manna a Venereal Voriplabit ,seta. ded wi,h the molt atoning and sburnsmabilasptashissiridoluadt 1 that I have been cononed to my morn for awls 4e week trigelbral i and nm able to air sat of it: I had re rat sighs Dan*, tuall 1 tutirred tbc moll eterucloting pain acrd toeipeogi oak Ole *at Mil worfe, my eyes pc* weak and dim, to tilt: I (Auld ks di,* a any ob)edr, If ewe fo doer to me, and eipe^•ed a Ws than the total iota of my fight,. From a &owl hir MK. aid ; thee torpid tar m. n, I became a mere shadow. and aa , 0 1 44 4 pity and eon-mtlar..—My friends had al Oval me Of ..T.Alat i thought my r....uv_ry in.prif4nle. Oa this , limatiA4l4:livraild aria , rinfting cr. ery minute to Lo q ty ft in tad worth I w ar irately kelp irately ru ral's' wird mii et , a fnii l rldet+l*',: he bavat.g tiled ail saydnal aid to nor piivpiowrandArilliiaerWilm 'ripener, it vra. lonic time h:foce I could be prevai4•l on h. tab, dual ; at hit I feet for 8a bozeiNsall bettor! kattattitt Vie* all, I found confidetabla beneEt ;.nor Meta tradataite thowaget. and my eyefitehr grew Iner, and to thq gran fury at and slim , 'OiOnent of ati.my friends, (after taking three tome 000. rey health acid Itrinstit Irak tirfeetly_ri *mai. and I am now. (Monk/ ro my Coo and yo u r invahirble Medicines). a • well and hearer ila ever I was la ray ilk. Yoi 40'.iigeti ho:tabie kw au. • ... • • • 11 1 1.. 1.-E1G14,. . ' High flee- ., Birmingham, NoicmNer t, tsoo. The al.ora hitt.lrg I . aarnefilv Memnon ndg 1 r• all peer", that are in any doubt ut their Win rinirely fr., 4 • -ry Varier 7, .1 A.t. etit4l, panic: lady to afore a' otp a't rim tb 1r conditina' in nle, as it will cella - 4y eradicate crery.taia• of ,a , natter'. of however Log !landing, or Wiwi:ter dif,t,4.,1 • n n r the appo.r.orcs 0! other ~ inn !ern P may be: for Se, th ..ne (I:indolar and Caltn• 11C,-11. Cer.,plaints it is ay. , tee orm nda to be takes, rfpneally is • he Spries, Summer, aid kad. Pr, i ye) and 111 by thy role Pneet .r. Trion a, TA,: tots Me,ntur of the Corro-it kin . of annrenes. 1.4n10t, at his Itotigto No. .), N. iv li:o1;-e-1tryer, whers lie will give .1 knee, wilt , r-t is. F. r., t., P..rfora :4161.; t 1.1. - Pids, and w i ll a^f Wei Patients Leta iee,, it 1... it pa.,l. on the rime terns*, obte•ri.tr 10 all rare.lbs .....a 105...42i1e fre.:ecy, nn P..rfon's name or mite lezeirg heel" mentioned. but at tlit it own arti:ular nip( ft, by the Pripyri-tur, d.:ring the ensure of more that st years. that he %I kid the (Mb dud: of au evenfive fate of the above Medians and the pfstior srifEr !. Ire: :or. ... 11.ci arc al 4 .' tali by Ka apprdrtmett‘ at tls- Perfvovrea. 35, St. Altt.r.t..!trart, P4l-c4l ; Mr. Rebenloresl oye2:op,l4a, • I ;, t; N‘r. flnakfell, r, No I, Tr. 1. ttle Toverr-bal ; and by nee Per tei la every conlitierab:e tor, .r in Box,i of clay as, pl. each feikal ip l Testi IF* IWO p:'.ih ejr. 0_034.5. LONLON • Pus: d and pubitined by 1.1:Y1.1./CENT. GIP atrburpplace, Laelhads) ma the IS rap Orme; Ns I • Camp: firct4. FVWICM tJic STA a tornc.c, noes 1, void by the deri on - or Prebendary of Cfrr:,. f a fon, at Crimea. Mackeozie, Eiq. a at Liverpool, to Mir e :fq. of Kin g ' s pm,. eorge ?tuft, Efq, of