Star. — London, England, 1803-04-30 00:00:00

uLI) Tertoday lateen prifoners were triad, twtive of whom were convicted of ftlony, lithitel:and, for Healing two guineas and other arti cles. the pi opeity of C. F. de Steveoct ; T. Si.nr, f. Ilealing a pair of fugarl-ngs, the pi iTerty of T. T. Newton; filar s arrt Saint, n, Ilealing a pair Ol tueetb, the property of J. I'vlufes ; &rennin, f..r dealin g two thirts, the property of T. Grub; 7 . (.„,z t Ilealing a pair of phaeton wheels, the propetty of E. and J. Hoi,idi;th ; Bean, for IL:m.l.g 'ack.:t and a pai: of bi.eches, the pro p• oty . t J. Davies; 7. Bid!. tot dealing a quart ti v of leaden pike, the pt.); e:ty of y\l'atreti; IV Davit. fur itealing a quantity of copper, the ' p,ity of J tirroble; 7. Cb."..e, for Healing a gown,' the property of J. Poi ter ; Catlin, for Ilealing coat and waillcoat, the pri.peity r,f J. (hinges; R. C l / 2 wei, fo r Healing t wo :I:canters and a tea-pot Rand, the propsity of J Spode ; and IV. R9binj qr. for Ilealing a hot great coat and other articles, the propel y of J Gorman. And four were aeriitte‘l, viz.—lV. Elwood. T. Aladin, a Vellteel 10 , 4111 g man, who was Lot week turd vilty at the Middiciex tier lions, rf itcaling a tilver fah holder from . the Mal ter of the St James's Coffer-houfe, was this day tried for dealing a Illver watch frrm Benjamin Capper, the Mailer of another Coffee bottle, but acquitted throa, 2 :ll if t L. .Ibrahans, aged 64, WAS tried for Ilealing two pounds of tobacco from David Hutchin6in, tobacconill. The ptofectitot is a tout man, about forty, and fv..ore that the prifoner, with his bag full of clothes upon his back, fii:lained a race of two bundled yards before he cool(' overtake him. From that aid other itictediiiL circitmllances in Its evidence, and that of a foldier who alone fop. ported his depotition; and the prifoner alto having an excellent cliaraner from Mr. Abraham Gold. (mid and feveral otheryerfons of refpea, the Jury gave n , credit to the allertions of the profccutor and Ins friend, by acquitting the prifoner. IV. Sitz/er was vied for fettting fire to a quan tity of lhavings, in the warehoufe of Anthony Ge. hdneki, with intent Ti detlrov the watch-nice. He was acquitted threta , h infulliciency of evidence.— He is, however, detained on a charge of dealing. SURREY SESSIONS, Clofed on Thursday evening. The following was the only trial north detailing : Aafroe Vaushan was inditled for flealing from his ready fornillicd lodging., at Walworth, fundry articles, the property of Unice Purl. The eyidencr of the prolecutrie went to fay, that the is a widow left with five fmall children to maintain ; to do that the takes in linen to wall' as a lautiJrcfs, and lens out two rooms, as a fitti,,.. and Lleeping room, for a tingle Gentlemen. I. than capacity the lett the :00ms to the prifoner on Wednelday the loth instant, turnilbing him with the flyer table.fpoon, two lilvtr tea-fpnons, and other articles laid in the indictment, for hii ufe, all of w: ich he abfconded with on Friday mot n. ing, having remained only two nights there ; the poor woman mitred her property, almost intlantly railed a purfuit of him, and he was taken. The property was produced and fwoin to, and no ground of defence appearing, he was found Guilty, and fentcnced to t , ree months imprifonment in the Houle of Correaion, at Newington, to be kepi to hard labour. He begged much, in confequence of his age and a complaint he Was fuhjeEl to, to h; releafed from the latter part of the fentence, bu! without effect. For variety of incident and real merit, we ne ver knew a piecs Rand lo eminently confpictious as that of the new grand ferious ballet, called LerVa of Lontipardy,. or the Secret Nuptial:, at the Royal Circus:—Mrs. PARKER performs the cha rafter of Louifa with the greateft animation. Th.: Piece was received %%WI the midi unbounded ap plaufe, and will be again repeated on Monday next for the feventh time. LaR day of Drawing. 28th April.—No. 26.280, Drawn a Prize of Ten Thoufand Pounds, was told in Shares by Meffrs HORNSBY and Co. namely, One Q u arter, T:' Egliths, and Eight Sisteenths. On Thurfday, the 28th April, the State Lot tery concluded Drawing. The tall Drawn Capi tal Prize, No. 58,625, entitled to Five Thoufand Pounds, was fold by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCR, and Co. in One Half and Eight Sixteenth Shares; — and No. 2c,i 81, a Prize of 2ocol. in one Fourth, One Eighth, and Ten Sixteenth Shares; and No. 42,566, a Pi ize of wool. in One Fourth, Two Eight, and Eight Sixteenth Shares. B. R. Nybitt, was committed a few days ago to Lancaßer Caine, charged with having endeavour. ed to feduce at, ificers to leave this country, in order to he employed in a cotton manufaftory in Spain. On Saturday tail. whiltl Mr. W. Cornell, far.; mer, of Needham-greet, in the parifh of Gately, Suffolk, was overlooking his workmen at plough , in tee ficLl, a very fevere tempeß strof:, when fud denly one of his ancles received a flsock like a vio lent blow, and on calling his eyes downw.uds, nc 11.1. v the li2ll!;.iag playing on his lime, which af feEted his lace and whole frame fn much, that he callzif to ,Iman to fupport him, butt finding the man's back towards him, Mr. Cornell made an effort to run, and caught hold of the Seedfman jult in time to lave himlclf from filling. and after lean ing arm him two or tnree minutes, Mr. Cornell recovered from a ftate /,1 Ilupor, when looking up, he perceived, at the dillance of about too yards, two of his bell horfcs had alio been struck by the ligivring, one of which was totally dead, :and the other in moft acute agonie , , which it finvived only a lew minutes. The young man who had been ploughing aii•l them, a Mr. Branwh;te, oft Lasellhani, who Laming the :al ming funnel , Mr. Cornell. Livr.g jnit recovered his feet from the v•• lent 1..11 irccve.J trom !hock,' was ruin: ,: , i!.e l , e knew not where, w i t h, :I, it ; and fl) gr':4: WA. lI'S 1 . I1,4• • cr•tHrvi:d very ill till ten the f.,so! I),flis; put to bed, was mia:u e , morning, and hap pily nei:t•e , he or Mr. have luitsirisd any =Aerial injury. LOATDOW MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE.. FRIDAY, APRIL 19. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Frew tLr t tat of April, to the lad of April, Total-16,514 larks—Average 475. 7tl.—Os aid. lower than lag return. PRICE OF FI.OUR. Floe Flour 4:s to Sceofltilt 40%. to 435. per rack. PRICE OE HOPS IN THE COROUGH. Bass (new) 71 so. to 811 - is I Pockets (new) 81 os to 91 9' SMITHFIELD, April 29. To fink the offal—per Roue of 81b. Bed 4s Sd to 53 6.1 Veal 4s od to 6s od I Mutton 53 od to 65 od Pork 4s 44 to Gs od 1 75. od. to is. 64. 11FAI/ or C. 111.1 1111 S DAY. Beans shout 5 - c—sh.ep and I.Lnils 1,000. :111a LEADENIIA lA., April 29. l'er Itone of 81h by the eareafe. Beef 35 8.1 to 4.1 811 I Veal 3s 4d to (is oil Mutton 48 44 10 5s 4d Pork 4s 44 to 6s cd lamb 6s to Bs. cd. PRICE. OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 41 44 •I own Tuliow 73s od to Cs Clare Nlarket 45 44 Ruffi ditto ea.) 74' oil to °S Whoechape. Market Ruffia ditto (foap) 68s to 693 (per Roue of 81b.) 4s 3,1 Melted Stuff 58.5 0I to 59 5 -- Ditto rough 42s cd 111 rid Greaves 1.0 cd to o 1 Average Price 45 3 G-'..d Dregs los to os Yellow •oap, ;Gs. to c,.—Alottled, 883.—Curd, 88s. Price tit Candles per dozen, to.. od.—Moulds, tsl. cd. COATS. April 29. Belt Coals in the Pool, it. as. od. per Ckaldron. Delivcrt d 11 W. cd. Sunderland, al. 17s. £d. Delivered at. Gs. 6d. Some time ago it was announced in the Papers, for the comfort of thole who are afflided with thole dreadful Animals TAPE WORMS, againfi which Ml now) there has been no certain remedy found. any great men in London, Edinburgh, and Pa ris, have hove in vain to expel! this enemy. How ever, we are happy to find, that feveral have pro Sited by that information, viz. One of zoo feet long from a young Lady, Bet kleyfcittare, and lately Another from Mrs. Nightingale, No. 12. Cumber. land- ilrett, Holrvell Mount. 'Phis hill is Italian inch broad, and 36 feet long. 8.411 of thele Worms with !Cores of others, may be Seen in Dr. GARD. N FR'S windows, 76, Long Acre, and 3, Shore ditch, by whole Pills they were expelled. Dr. GARDNER'S I ills 215. tos 6d. 4.5. 6d. ; and for chil dren 2s. 6d. Boxes. Signed J. Gardner on every Box. Sold by all Venders of Medicine in town and country, with a large pamphlet which will fully fatisfy any enquirers. INFORMATION GIVEN.—AS within there three months feveral perfons have found confiderable he. nrfit, and perfonally exprelfed their thanks to the Proprietors of SviLseua It's Anti tenth:l6c Drops, for the return of Health they have received, by taking their Medicine ; and as others have been enquiring for a remedy to counter:at that crisp tion which in In many cafes has followed the In fluenza, it is their pecuiiar fatisfaCtion in thus h.iv• ing in their power to rernove their anxieties lo fatis fadorily on this head. l'hofe who are fubjeft to annual returns of Scorbutic complaints at this lea fon, experience has taught them the valise of fuels a Medicine, they have not now to learn its efficacy or its reputation, (landing, as it does, unequalled in the annals of Medicine, whether adminillered Scurvy, or applied to alleviate the fufferings of Gout, Itheumatifm, &c. or acrimonious eruptions breaking out on the furface of the Skin. BIR HS. Lately, at Ryde, in the JOe of Wight, Mrs. Lydall, wile of Lieutenant R. Lydall, of the Oxford Militia, of a daughter. On t',e IR inflant, at Drefden, Mrs. Campbell, the Lady of Al sander Campbt,ll, Efq of Gateomb-houfe, in the Ifle of Wight, and late Li, tit. Colonel of his MaJefty's 86th regtMent of foot. of a daughter. On Sunday laR the Lady of James Somerville Fowneg, Efq. of I:uildford-ftrcet of a daughter. Vtl' erday morning. Lady George Cavendilh, of a daughter, at thip', hnufe in Savill•-row. 1)1ED. On Sunday talk, Mr. Naain Jackfcn, Attorney at Law, On Monday 12R. at her bouts, in Gower-fircet, in her 79th year, Mrs. Baker, raid of Richard Baker, I.fq. On the 25th of January laft, on her pafl'age from India, Mt,. Popham, wife of Major-General Popham. ERUPTIONS IN THE FACE THE inconfiflent doarine of thole who recom mend External Applications for Internil Complaints, is obviated in the following Pimple queftinn: Will the fur which adheres to the inf:de of a 'tittle, or boiler, be removed by walk ing the outfitle? The fame cumparifon may be made rtfpecling the human frame: Can an internal complaint be removed by an external application? Theft queltions arc left to be anftvered by every Raeder, which will Chew the ridienloufnefs of inculcat ing this dm"! rine. while the Infallibilty of Dr. BRODUM's BOTANICAL SYRUP is evinced in the extraordinary Cures that daily appear in the Papers, particularl y in cafes of the above nature: Dr. Brodurn, as a regular Phyfician, ha' been known many years, and not as a Noftrum Vender. His motive for publifhing this advertifement, is to fecure the Health of the Pub lic from the danger that attends external application, which, to his knowledge, has proved fatal to many who have placed in it an improper confidence. To thole who have revelled in the midnight cup, or madly drained riature of her richeß ftores, by unreltralned or licenti ous love, or by the horrid fell& palliun of Diogenes, this tto rative will render all polfible afGßance ; anti, if the vital powers be not entirely &limed, it will gradually repair the melan choly evil. Ladies of any time of life may, by this medicine, be freed from one of the molt &Meting diforders incident to the fez and at a et resin period it is molt highly ufeful. In all nervous affettions, lowocis of fpirits,tremblingi,lnfs of memory, impaired vigour, and the numkrld's (•,•itiptoni. of im paired and tottering eonftitutinm, whether arifing iron a life of inadlivity,intoriperanee, or inattention to health, its eltcacy has attained throughout the three kingdoms univerfal and unpa ralleled ccl, bsity. dy Reid perfevcran.:c in it. tale, it cheers, tiram, and inviy,nratc, th.. whole nervous fyftcm, and gives new tone to all the vital fundtions, of which numbed, fs inftances can be avouchtd. A mull noble medicine, conspofed of tome of the choleeft balfams and fl cm:thence. in the whole nuderia ntedica; and is particularly al:pima:e to thofe whole conilitutlons are relaxed ►- strem w,alt !leis and debility, ur broken by enervating or vicious Indugenctv. The Botanical Syrup and Reftorative Nervous Cordial,to he had at the Dodttreshoufe, No. 9, Albiun-ilreet, 7 doors tram the Leverein Mutt urn, Surrey fide of Blackfriars.bridge, in Isuttles at ii. 25. I t.. (.d. and fts.o.l. (duty included) at Withers' (late Cockell's; \t, dicier War:hoar, 291. Strand ; Shaw and P.,lwtod., Sr. P.,111'. Church r.trd; and Brrnnand, No. 15(., Bifhopfgate•tlreet Ul'ithoirt ; W. Bulyn, Printer and Bonk feller, at 111, MC is JIIAI Warehoufe, N's ;, Witn-ftreet, who ee.v,,l a lar,;:ai.l fr,fo fupplvt Thompfon and Mills, Browne, Tulicy ; C. Routh. Bridge-flreet; Reed and sh, ppard, Briftol; Mcyler and Cnovrell, Bath 111eIrrs. Gnid:ry, Slierl,,rne; Mr. Raikcs, Glom-crier; `.lr. Tymbs. Worr. &ter . Mr. 'lrcwnian. Fzetcr ; Swinney, Diem- I Spillbur) and Co. Mary-lirect, Dublin; and by all Printer.. Buuldelicra, cad %realm at Mot ciao to tic Throe King .twr.c. TOR PtTELIC SALE, 1 At New Lloyd's Coffee-houfe. Cornhill, on Iltezln,lv:.s. 5. sBO3, at Two pr THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 3cc Calks Forcign Buret . . 200 Sides Ira and Foreign Bacon. 8 - s.c Ytlme Weflphalia Hams, jut! Istad-e, zod will he put in Lots. for general accommodation. Catalogues will be tint tly delis ered by Ges..egc Frencls,Sworn Bro:.er, No. 6, Crent Eattch-ap. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER. "( , HG PROPRIETOR of this molt execliem L REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having sieve; failed in a variety of Cafes, :wive+, it it does not .r.i.iieati• the Corns, root and branch, TO RETURN TUC MONEY. . . . It withonapplication,take off the Inflamtnathm in 3 few hours. and &lin.. Malirity without the haft hazard; Printcd Dircdtions up with it. This is the celebrated PLATS TER that gained lo much re putation in Germany, and has been fold i❑ Loudon upwards cd Fifty Years, with thegreateß reputation. Sold Wholefale :mid Retail by T. Ax.cll, No. t, Finch-lone, near the Royal Exchan7e; and alto by XII*. Day, No. 7, Tavif cork-Rivet ; Mr. Wilion, No. 39, St. James's-Rreet ; Mr. Swincy, No. 21, Pail-Mail; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn, and J..houl: and Co. No. tic:, Oxford-itreet. At Drifted, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers. Bath, ity hazard, bookidler, and Rofomal, perfumer. Edinburgh. by Baxter, South Brid,;e. Portfoa and Col - port, Mr. Harding's. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jones,bookfeller, Portimouth, Mr. Motley. bookieller SPRING PHYSIC ['HE Propriety of taking lonic alterative Medi rine at this Seaton of the Year, to facilitate the efforts of nature, mutt he obvious to the wr: keft capacity it Is a lulu. fury practice, founded by the wifdom of our anciftors, and functioned by the approbation of every medical man: Its utility is not confined to the prefcnt advantages, but e.tends alto to the prevention of many difeafes, which frequently occur when Spring Phyfic has been nsgleded. It lb nuld be recidledird how much the perfpiration of the body is obftrudeel during the win ter months by fogs, feeds, and piercing wind., which, by con ftringing the pores of the (kin, impede the necdfary difcharge of firers from the blood ; thefc, by accumulation, become acri monious, and (unlefs nature, by vigorous efforts, or the affilt • &nee of tome feafonable alterative is enabled to expel the re dundancy) lay the foundation of a variety of difeafea. The Public arc therefore remind W, that DE VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS arc proved by ample experience, to he the molt Cafe and effica cacious medicine hitherto difeovered, as an alterative, purifier, and fweetner of the blood, and `or radi...lly curing the Scurvy, Scrophula or King's Evil, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprory, the ill effeds of Mercury, and all difeafea originating from an im purity of the blood. Prepared and fold, in boxes, price 4s. 61. or fix boxes in one, price ii. 2s. by the Proprietor, J. Pi Ming. formerly Surgeon in the Army, at his Warchuufe, No. 76, Oxford-ftrcet, oppufite the Pantheon ; ago retail by Golding, Perfumer, No. 4 2, Curs hill; Royal Eathange; Butler No. 4, Cheapfide_ Shaw and Edwards No. 66, St. Paul's Cliurch-yard ; Ward, N 42. 324, Holborn; Swinney, No. at, Pall-Mall; ai,il by all Printer., Bookfcllers,and Venders of Medicine throughout the kingdom. But all other Pills,&c.affunthig the fame nam e not w: ing they r•ay be primpoufl y advertifel in the molt haughty jarr: n jar,- futile preparations and grols impofitions,i,ailefs !ivied with red Ink, by the foie Proprietor J. Pield:ng, No. ;6, Oxford-firect. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, AND EXPEDITION, FOR TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL. UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING, FROM THI: SARACI , N'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, •T THE FOLLOWING POST CoAcUrS NEWMARKET, ABINGTON, LINTON, BARTLOW and WALDEN New Poft Coach. To carry Four iodides; lets ont every Monday, Wedaefday, and Friday Morning, at (even o'clock, to the Bull Inn, Newma:ket, and returns every Tuefday, 'Thus-Nay, and Saturday Mornings, at eight o'clock. Bath and Briftol New Poft Coaches, through Chippenham, Caine, and Marlboro' every Afternoon; arrives at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, lhomaa ftrcet, Briftol, next 'Morning—lnfide t 4 as.—Outfiele ts.— Parcels 6d. carriage.—Pailingers forwarded from Bath to Bridgwater, Taunton, dec. Liverpool, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litchfield New Coach, called the Expedition, every evening, at Five o'clock, to the Crown Inn, Red Crids-ltreet, LivirrpooL Guard ad throughout. ilir ))) i ) %ham, Mercury Poft Coach,with a Guard Sett out every aftergpon, and reaches Birmingham next day at noon Paths by Oxford, Shipftone, and Euiton, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-ftreet, Birmingham. Leeds New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, lets nut every morning at eight o'clock—carries four infield only, and gees remarkably eufy—pafle,through Stanford, Newark, Ret ford, Doncafter, and Ferryl.ndge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds next day at noon. Notwitlftanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the molt agreeable and com plete public conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in accommodation or conveyance by any other. Kendal, Laneafter, Prdlon, Kb by Lonfdale, Bonbon, Morley, Ornifkirk, and Garftang Pod Coaches, every after noon, at five o'clock.--Gtearded. Louth, Spiny, liorncaftle, Bofton, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, fete off Monday, Wedneftlay and Friday evenings, at four o'clock—The only Coach Iran Spilfby with a Guard. York, liewcaftk, and Edinburgh Poft Coach, the Lord Nelfon, performed. with a Guard throughout, lets out every morning at form o'clock, by way of Na wark, Retford, Tad cadet, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham. Morpcth, and Ber• wick. Paffengers linding'themftives fatigued from the length ofthe journey may reit what time they pleafe, and then proceed on without any additional fare. the Proprietor at York runs Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other placcu. Carlille and Penrith Puff-Coacb, goes with four Horfes, and a Guard all the way—paffes through Brovigh, Appleby, Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge. Wtthcr hy, Abertord, Doncafter, and Grantham, (the neared way by a milcs)--fets out every Morning and performs the journey with the greatell facility. Path. ngt rs detained on the road by bufinefs or pleafurt, have the peculiar advantage of their feats being fr amed in the nett Coach, (with only fix Coachmen.) Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, liVeymouth.flor chefter, and Salifbury Balloon Coaches, every Morning at half pad 'lime, with a Guard through Honiton, Almin (ter, Bridport. Blandford, Baungduke, and Bagthot.-42,aelics tour borates, at only 21.2.. each. Hertford, Ware, Hoddefdon, and Chdhunt Coach, cam, Morning. Shcachl aad Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn ing at Seven.r.Guarel B.nfon, and Henley New Poll-Coach, with a Guard every Alt.-moon, at I- iveo'Clock. Manchriter, Wilmflow,Congleton, Neweaftle, Wa!fall, and Wolverhampton POll Coach,rverv, afternoon. Guarded hhrewfbury, Wellington, and Siadfstal Poll Cotch, the Royal Charlotte. every• evening, at Gve o'clock, to the Raven and hell and Unicorn Inn,Shrrwthitry. Guarded. Southampton, M'inchetter, Arlcaford, Alton Coach, every morning Hull, Nurtheave,Howden, Th,rn and Dore2lter Poll Coach every morning, at (even o'clock to the bull and Man Inn M./ton-Gate, I lull. Woodford, Wanftead, and 14)10701one enarh. at o'Clock every livening (citc..-pt rtunday) htio..lay Nina in the %laming. N. B. Heavy W.ights of l.o t •gace. Good., dee. cony( ycd the under mention .d Waggon.l In I if., &cc:cc, Bungay, Bury, and all por3 of Suffolk. mo n d a y. Southampton. AVivetolter.Rumf. y, t. 7 nr , liarft yen , tigton. Chri ftc Lurch it O.gwood, Fordir.gbrider, inihorn, and Piuk --11'ag 4 ona Daily. . •__ _ Nlatlboenugh Newbury, and Rca , 'inr, ye, rr Tonic Ly. Wore( ace, I.:rlhort, and Wycmu'... satt.rd .r. MOUNTA IN and Co. refpw:titill, acquaint • .+evr Friettdft and the Public, tbat they will not he accounts' 1, for it.y leArot or Lugsace,dts. tall more dam Ime Pan.otta Law loft ur da maged, unletcfprcitieJ at the time of dc!r•cry,..nd raid Ow as stadia *, at tin Sammie-Had hat, oiluw-21all, Latham INEW MEDY.`INT ACT. At the fey Warrhoufe for Dr. J.,., ... . ~....s h r , N o. 4s, sr Paul's Church- yr rs: . s w , ' [ S HE following NI E.i) if.: - I Ni.. :.! 6 , /...1, 4t :lie - prices annered, inclitalh.;,, ..h... :,- .. ~ !)..“., ; a e a ., 4 . is cii.el,a, that frmntlw sit of Sq.!, 5.,,,, • • , the st,„ ?s fhould be applied to all Pwrpritiaiy N. l.c.- ~ as writ fez F,,,i..:4 as for //.,o.• Cos.funip.,on. :Los' ..s. a ' t.deral - slo .3stkli tion is ma .c to Ow Sumps tot`.: A..tis 1 . Ji .ie.a. C ".j 0C , Or 7 horc in Bulk, the Prices of t r. Jsr•ts's rosy. sr »Ail, in . .i. ur, 2s. utl. per Packet, or It Ss. NI per LiCZ,o; b.- ~,, i , Uartity of a Dozen Packe•• in a 13".•k (as :.....- up !3r the .Army and N ry) may In had for 11 a.. A, .d as lo- V.,,,,tir a Elm. Commillioncrs of 'ls .st imp Office. Flatcs re pr y , . - :Cosl fee Nix Newhery's I p r:.:ii Ilic with his Name rg -- ori! 'ft o.tch stamp. the Publit will is, ...In tilt to oh rre *hat •hc NVor s h, .' F Islowl , cry.N ,, . 4 , ,St. I' .iii%:* an:printed .n th e S tamps of all his M.slicints ; a •LI of it i :,-erom , d to ,t Nis to.ll i s i („(n. .tent S .at.ity 1, , :-.ll:ft Cot:fit:tr.:a . his Si,. . are ty. tlto Lal, I s on Dr. James sP..o.v.!er will l.c dth ..toit,u .. from henrot , .:o• tra, Stamps will i e allawed t •-tii, as ufua I, to • hal , who put, cha r s Half a Dozen (.:111m.c ut ati nc of th.: lower priced Artir es. s I. ~e . Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Lt.eonges of L:,.is 1 17: —a Bottle 24 0 Erc.d:..'s •ri , •ei.of Bark 4 0 A nalrptic Pills 4 6 Hush - on', di;.c. 2 9 .argr .. ,r 24 0 Engltili Coflt.o 1 9 Dr. Steers Opodeldoe 2 6 GOIllaillt: Ar ucs tirade S 6 •••••• CO:MAIM Oil a 6 Orin* rk Alsuicitic S 6 ••••..C.111101111•IC Drops 1 9 Itiglis's Scot.. i 4 . 3 i o Paregoric Lo- Lifesire of Poppsrmint 1 1 i Tellge4 - 111 Grant's pity, - tle Berry's Bilious Pills F S Dr. Aultin's Ch lybeate 4 6 Dr II flier's Pills , i Glafs's Marnefta t 6 Di:to - 4 0 Henry's ditto - 2 6 1) 14y's Carminative 1 9 Norton's Drops s 6 1 Ranee of Coltsfoot 3 6 SpillbuF y's ditto 5 6 Ce,thalic Snuff 0 9 Dr. Solandor's Tea 2 9 Sp, nee's Dent•rice 4 0 Gronough's 'Findture tif Jon s.'4 Rheum tic Tine, 3 6 Do.'folu Lozen g e s It i N B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Nam are affixed to the fiat twew y Anklet above enumerated; a d as many peg) p.cticularly fervants and mdfengers, mi • ate his hoar. he r und.r the acceMty of poioting out, that it is at the Eaft ad of sr. Paul's, neareft to t hrspfide. and that It has a large white ftucened front, en which Oleit words are infcribA: rat ONLY WARCHOUSt ron DR. tsscs's PowDec' HEN Profellional Alen of education and tri fponfibility deviate from the general fyttem by the fa leetion of a peculiar Branch. the fandlun of long continual fuecefs is the belt criterion of fuperlority. Ten years have I devoted my pradice to the exclaim treat ment of THRE I DISORDERS, and the fuccdsful rdult of my plan gives me .additional ardor to °prole as beasts= able the ravages of thole complaints which arc the melt ktport sot in the catalogue of human infirmities. After bait-at:VI into every branch as an Anuy Surgeon, formed a with at an ea.ty period of Practice ao rekue (roan the ignorance of uncducatcd Men, or the equally tt.in. genius precipitancy of general Praditioness. The THR EE DISORDERS, to the curt °twill& I have de. voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent-or long duration.--adly. All kir.ds of DEBILITY, whether arifing tram the halite of Schonlbo• s, or the indulg,ne, of mature age, and lattly that de ra,gern.ln of •he fyllco in Wolvii which is called DARREN. Nr..i'7 11.1;i1.1 Numerous dleafes are the refult of ignorance orhafte In the treatment of a Movie Gonorrh• a, and it not unfrequendy hap. pelts that the f ed. of Life ar poifuned bv the indifcretion Mime unguarded 1 : •tir. Ey a toperitir methi•ul loch complaints are ealily c•ire•l, and even wh••rg otly_rs bar • failed. I Visa Mat I May rreaMe to offer a radical eftablithment. Few, however,are th- cafes of coniricaud diffrefs in the difnrdt r, compar...d with the c.larnitous tituatioos of Mee, who from iti.logeliec in a SOLITARY VILE, or the prcvalest Gaieties of a tafhionable life. acqu. e that Rate of Debility which is the unavoitiabic confequetice of fuck pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fattens brood, ovcr to. nthery, bet case. folly COVlCeala lus lonlortune, it may be honevonfolatioe for him to know, that although it ht. an °lnca of doubt or yawn 'slaty with other Pi.idtiiioner, the removal of 'hare DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual progrefil of renos-tiori es theaequire. meut of my experknee. If the rites of Baorhas or Venue hare begun to rtducc manly vigour, Much auzicty will be prevented by an early counteradiou • t this lan g uid ante. and to gha t cafes no great difficulties Ain occur. Bur whtic this deficiency has far years citified. a proper Perfeverance u intliflienfitily rc<iuirte to revive the atillibaille fparks of Life, aud to rc-atun..ite the 'outtitutice (.. MARRIED lA'ONIFN, who have long been dirappointni in their ezwtattom of a Fasni4 , may be alhired, that in soft initanee. huh &feels are cura.,le by Medical kill. The S Et..:REC V which is fa efkinial to ray undertaking, and the t.tealificati..ns which I have Fri:fumed to Rate, form the karts of my pretenbons, and in coincidence with feels Wotan mation Is given, that Mr. MEE may be cuefultsxl remelt" (or by utters tocloGng a (mall note) at his hook, No.ssa. Awns. del-Rrcet. Strand. near Tannic-Bar • There is an additional entrance la Wata , Asnet adjakdua and the name is on both the doors. M. BREE. Member of the Royal College et fourgesos. VENEREAL. BLINDNESS. TO Mr. THOMAS TAYLOR. Surgeon, No. 9. New itjdarei ne•it sit, !treat. London. IT it with the molt heartfelt Catisfaltion that I aci dref, you on the incomparable excelleoce of your invaluable Nicalicine—LEAKE's PATENT PILLS.—in the (piing a this year I had the misfortune to centred a Venereal Complaint. att coded with the molt alarming and dangerous fymptoms ; in much that I have Doerr conened to my room for a whole week together, and not able to Sir out of It :I had no rdt sight nor d., r . and (offered the molt excriaciatiog pale and term:tit, and what was (tip work, my eyes grew weak and dim, to that I could farce &ice n any objeeft, If ever foclofe to me, and ex• pcded nothing Iris than the total !oleo( my fight. hem a Heat. he.,lthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere dodos , . and as °Ned of pity and eompaffion.—fly friends had ail gives me over, and thought myrec.ercry impoffible. In thisdreadful Rate, and expeding every minute to he my lath in this world. I wan fortunately rorommended by a neighbour to try your Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no pswpofe, and been at an enormous eapenee, it was fame time before I could be prevailed on to take than; at lath I Cent far fix boxes, and before I had taken them all, I found etriliderabk benefit my pains gradually Jecreafed and my eyeligbt gresic better, and to the great furprise and aftoniftinsent of all my friends, (After taking three boles more).my health and ftrength was perteafr reatired, and lam now, rrhanksto my G , o and yostrittvaluaNe Nletlicities), a . well and hearty a. ever I was in my ofe. You, obliged humble (errant, R. L. LEIGH. High Reed, Birmingham, November I. rot). he above A.:edi..ioc is Lamely recommended to all perform that arc in an., Jot of their living entirely free of every Vc nercal Aff •dtiti, p.it to thole A . out altering their con dition in lite, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that lir gm., of Losers% r I nig Banding, or however difguifed under the app-natter of other CIIPT hers It may be: for Scorbutic. Glandular, and Cutaneous Camplalms it I. ADO recommended to he taken, cipecially in the Spring, Summer. and Fall. Prepared:Led (4,1 by the Pah Pr..pr, eror. TOON ASTAYL O7 . M‘rll: sr oral! Corps- ation • tf Noe l :, on, l.mmtnet.at kit bode, No. 9, New iiritige- !tree. who-r- I • will et.... Advice. wither a F.., to Perim). taking there Pius, an,l wlli anfwer Patient? IL.: tern. if port paid. OD the evil, neon. , nbfi•evetz is aft cal ." the mutt Mytolable fecitcy. no P. M. 0 .. name or cafe havi -, 7 b...c:t mentioned, but at thi it wet: ar iuJar rerioett. by the Propri tor. during the mood', of nalry than Ai ream, that he ha. ha-1 the ronda...t of an citer••See fare .1 the above kilediam and the pratflire 3/WITM ?Set. rom. rhey arc- all fold by h . ..apecaisame-rt. at US, Perfumer's, No. 31, St. akkon'..-nreet. . hlr. Rethentm's Stop. No. ;Qt.' Orford-ft. ref ; Mr. Sr. ere. Bormrellat, No. t, 1.;. , 0te , raw. L rtic Tower-MI; sod ye WPC Pcr ai its wort' roOfl ' , tab:, town to Eogl.aaad. lit Routs of fanif is Pd• CI" kaleal op arch lull and plain dttrelm-t--. HlCai W.l 1 i.R LONDON 13-c 'ix:. 1 0 MORROW MOr lag • • ••• • • I micutesaAer 10 Afxrauro 1W IN l`mnal and rortAiledbyLL VEL KEKI;(•IILatr tatwr,.plx• . I _aust.th it .e S r nit Orrict. NO. ',Cam Asset kabliCscd as at the Ste.. Orrin, Tempbar: Y 3 .i Wgi Oro Foil to lean lour; 1 Sclio tended T v: mod Ar For td Stain Vies, HA c are not Essital and vet be der ►ottoms N. a la weal Ilia, a the Le At t 1 Dam. NAVE( sad E UWE TI At Ga T H. Ti Camel The The laf hadoubi The 1 perms a The Half The! Mkt, tad Seri Ten Hon Stu I.4te Jag hotel Turspili Zoacii, Putts barn; ti Had, I to rate.tal Tarkg