Star. — London, England, 1803-04-11 00:00:00

fit m the LOn DOA' GAZI:7TE, r: 9. I'.'IIITF HALL, APRIL 9. 1: . ‘,••••• zet L.t n plcafed to oontt•tute ant! t"..;•roit.t tl.r RizEt I lonour &le Francis Lold Napier to L. lli. N7.t . i. It) 's I Itgl , Catuntiutter to the Gcatcrol Ailiinttly of the Clturcil ut S,atlctAl. MILITARY PRONIOTIONS. WAR OFFICE, APRIL 9. Rm•al Regiment ut Hoek Guards--Cornet - John Tbnyts to be 11,,uttnant, by purchafe. vice Thornhill, who retires. 211 Regiment of Dragoons—Surgeon Aydin:4, from the oath Foot, to Ix• Surgeon, vice Deakin, who TClifCs 011 halt pay of the 9th Foot. oth Ditto—Li - uten int W. 0. Briiftorke, from half.pay of the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Nadi, who exchanges, re ericing e difference. 17th Regiment of I.ight Dragoons----Cornet Nfontford %Wa rn?? to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Jerningham, who rttir.s. 7 . 10. R. gimme of Font—F.nfign James Fit:romans O'Reilly to Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Peck, who retires. 2:1;1 Ditto—Lieutenant Gußims Rochfort, front the 68th Foot, to be C 31.24111, by purchafe. vice Harcourt, premunrd in the teth Foot; Surgeon John Johnfon, front the half-pay of the 9th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Aveling, removed to ter sit Drognin. 4;th Ditto-1. rutctlant James Wdlor,frnm the 2d Life Guards, to he Captain, by turchaft, vice Burton, who retires. 6oth Ditto—. Lieutenant William Woudgate, front the Oth Welt India Regiment. to he Captain, by purchafe. vier Clacks, profaned; Cornet Francis Cockburn, from the 7th Dragoon I t;ti.,rd., to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Kirwan, who 78th Ditto—Farquhar Mackenzie, Gent. to be En6gti, by pur chafe, vice John hlacke.nzie, promoted. STAFF. To he A ffillanti the (tart er. Nialter•Gener+l of the Forces— Lieutenant-Colonel Lcwis ldonloothal. of the Qren's Get man It erieneof ; I.leutenatotsCalnitel !hyoid Paterfon, on the Retired Litt of the Invalids; I.icutenantsCulocel William Eden, of the 7 0tIu ieUtelllflt • (711114 Ki fleorge ?Our rmy, of the id Rerinieot of Foot Guard"! Lieutenant• Col o Julio Brown, of the Royal Staff Corps. ROYA I. mti.trAky ASY Af. Grorge Efq. late Cliptain in the yoth Poot, to be Comnumlant "1 the Royal hlilitary• Afylum, with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel In the Army, fa loom as he Gull rcuin the Stoats Ai of Com. undant. HOSPITAL STAFF. Apothecary Crump, from half-pay, to be Surgeon of the Newry Recruiting Mat., vice Graham. To he Surgeons of Re miring [Nitride in Greet Britain—Sur geon Graham, from the Newry Recruiting Dist id, vice Taylor, who retim on half-pay; Surgeon Robert Freer, and Apothecary J. H. Beaumont. from half-pay. Rnyat Eaa India V.datiteers.—t It Regiment. Lieutenant-Cobrei Sir Lionel Damn, Bart.to be Colood,vice Scott, who reigns. Major Robert Thorotpa to be Lieutenant-Colonct, vice Sir onel DarelL William Thornton, Efq. to be Major, Hee Thornton. 26 Regiment... Valign Cberia, Durand to be Lieutenant, vice Swinton. who refignu jofeoh King. (lent. to be Enfign, vice Durand 31 Regiment—l icutetiant-Colonel -Commandai to he Colour!. Market Railin Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet George Sl:animal/Ito be Lieutenant, vice Probate, who refigns Jahn Won, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Slintticwortli. 000000 ,John Roberts The appointment of Enfign Montgomery Come to be !Ant itheft, by purr-bare, in the 76tb Regiment of Foot, vice Robin who retires, as dated Is the GliSette of the sdinftant. has pot taken place. Conamitßons in the Norfolk Militia. Aped by the ~;Lord Lietstenant.—Wenern Regsnsent. Jobs Turman, Gent. to be Bodge. Dated Wreath as, 1303. &Item Reetnent. °m e ; nividngale, FA. to be Qm; Lieutenant William Cleleiser Meek to be Salton, vice William Henry Wit. lenses, rellpseel l Win Theme. Lincoln Barker to be Lies . tenant. Mee Mach, promoted; Jeremiah Memphis, Gent. to by Berge. Dated Marc% 25. 1303. Conetniffion in the Dorfetatire Battalion of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. George Seymer, Eft to be Captain. Dated February, v. tiloy. AtyprnitGonsinthe Renfrewihire Regiment of North Britilh Militia, figned by the Lori Lieutenant. rnbeLseetenanes—Aloinas Pollock. Gait. Dated (lather ; dos ; H 'Mud Lave, Ckvg. Datei (Mbar, st r lo t t Wiliam Hark. nevi. DsetelOdtabaSa. sloe: lverbour. Gam • Dated fidlober sy, ; Jobe Maclean, Gent. Dated Odtobor 26, tgoz ; A -citibahl Main, Gent. Dated °deka $7, ales; Cootie Boyle, Gent. Dat ed Oc mbar si, tSos. To be Buligne—Duncan Campbell. Gent. Dated Otleber as, ant ; Hector Maclean, Gent. Dated Dauber sy, a Soy t David Ferguifon, Gent. Dated October se. tics; Jam Campbell, Gent. Dated Oiloticr sy, tilos ; John Shedd" Gent. Dated October a 6. ales. Te be dargewaa.John Colitikonn, Gent. Dated Odober as. aos. Commiffion figned by His Malta,. Tooke Adjotaitt•-•Aleaand; Yooni, Gent. Datgi April 2, a 803. Commitlion m the Argyll And Bute Regiment of North &Mil Militia, figned by the Lord Lieu tenant. aged November 1, tilos. Weald bc vice Patrick M.Arthur, rate d. Commit:lions in the Royal South Lincoln Militia ligued by the Lord Lieuten.iiit. D.ited Mud; Z 4. 180 3* %realm's llsCaci, Cent. to be Lieut.:nut. j‘reptt Hlzks. Cent to be Eutaw). BANKk UP reY FNI.ARMID. May ti. Jamei bac of liilliter•Cquare, London,mer chain, but no of the Muni of Janiaca, in America, at icn, at G mutton. BANKRUPTCIES surrnsFurn. Thlnas 7artliirlltnn, late of 'PeLecliettcr, mcr..ibant. Tiketnas Richard:to, of Manch, Ref. rocrcilant. BANKRUPTS. iirnry Averon and Samuel Avdnu, bah now or late of Man cll.-arr. corn-de. lers. cliapmcn, and rapr.rners. to fiarendcr April 11. 1 '4. and %lay threr..it I lillidfr*. Tavern, in _ _ . - • . . NianallArr. At tamie., 11 , 1,ths. Milne and ilarry, Temple. 1 or.don, or Mrfra. M a nr, h.rgealit, and Nfilne, N Lambeth : F nS• :I And, tfon, of (..u.llrorldtry t, and of thr o:a Pay. Ofl,- , , Ertaa-ertet, Luthhat, met. ',ant, Infant . , de tit r and . , _ . chapmai, April 21, May 1, amt at, At trn. at GuildhalL-- AVorticy, Mr. Walton. thriller • Ha! , .. jbbn Glovcr. late of Grcat 1.. vcr o' mandadurtr, tmrch,ot. ileakr and April 75, 2.%. 4 I May at, a! wor, a: ( All, mrcrt, Ilugh Snail Li, Mac/him %-litnad, burr, V. cnirhmak,r, deals and diapinan, ckarn, Apnl to,. at ti::, . . at uric, at Um;ltiltall:.Attotiiey, Air. E. LAl:white, . . Inn- l'aace. j•tftpL alp •t. rf I.lacrtrak,l, ant•llen tlr.per. May tr, 11, arld ;i, at one, at tho Charm . 1 t.vt Attorm. a. Mr. Jant a l'ltilhr,l.iri.yol; to Mr 11.4!a0r., 1.1.114111. t;2111.11 , 1. 1 l'alvra, 1 Iry tnrr. h mt, (partnrr with 1 rani. tip. ' lt. (Inn ..phrrs, ii 29. at lire, Anr:l :lc, at alt.l Nlay 21, 21 live, at en White nut. Lasicancr. Attors.,•. :Vhili..l.llrahlal, and Al. 2.01. tie r, Ne 1,41111, Nlr. l'Arkininn. I .Att, incr. id. arJ NLlVnunril, .4 . ll.iverpnnl, linen-mr d•-olcr and NI as. s IL, )1, and 21, at onc, at thr Sail.llc Inn, in Vcriben-itrt . t;, I .ia,rpnol. .Itiarnars, Mr. JA.n NValwnrth, I..verpnu4 ; us. Maar,. WiLkula alt Itroa4, Union-Wert, outtin ark. 1 hon..' 1)-aringt, of Wood-ftre , t, rfkle, London, vlatial 1:r„( chapman, A el I ), Vetl, Aril • 6.J: fro, a f t 4 I at Otte, et 4a4111.1ii•I:. ,',taro. . Air. bard, John C •nite. ~f Sorr:•,., dealt.? ar,'. April :6. 30, and May :.1, at noc, at G1111(1101, London, Attorney, Mr. Holbnrn, I.etuten. Franei,dot:, of Great Cladon, Jinen.alraper,tlrOcr, acd clupriati. April t 6. :6, and Nlny 21, et ten, at Ct 1,41. 1.0.4.. n, Attorney, Mr. Lai:glee., Plumtree-Rreet, Islo,l:Wintry. ..... _ DI V MENDS. April la. Philip Soh , a.. 1 and Thomas Pippo, of Southampton, nicrehavti. and nerd, at deven, at the Dolphind lun, iu Southampton. April ty. Port. Woodward, now or late of King-ftrett, Cheapfide, Loadois, w.aehoufrotan, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPT IN IRELAND. Janie• Nowlin, of Dublin, chandler, to furtendor the zsth and 16th init.utt, and 12th May. AMERIC,P4 P.IP.ERS. We have received the New York Papers and Letters to the 3d of March, at.which period the Prelident had ailed orders, purfuant to the rein lutions of the Senate, for aliembling the Militia of 1 the United States. In the Kentucky, Teneffee, I and Millitlippi States, the embodying proceeded i with uncommon aCtivity. It does not appear by cthee Papers that Mr. MONROL,ICI had been nominated to the expollulatory million to Madrid i and Paris,had,at their Well date, left Wafhington. One of the bell political writers its America, in treating on the fubj . ea of Lonifiana, obferves, 1" Will the condutt of France, in what relates to Louiliana, produce a war with the United States ? On this interelling fubjea, which is daily agitated, there are various opinions. It would be very Ilion. lighted policy in France, if the were to prefs her ; meafures ft) as to caule a rupture with the United! States at tins time. The immediate objeft of French ambition is, doubtlefs, to siefiroy the power of England ; this dont, they think no °Wade would remain to tit: elablilhment of their empire over the civilized world; but a war with the United States would be likely to produce a dole alliance with England for common defence, which would rattier both nations invincible; neutrality, on the contrary, in the event of a war between England and France, would virtually place us on the tide of the latter, to affill in the dellriletion of theonly power whichcan refill the arms of France." It is reported and believed by many in Ame rica, that France obtained the celnon of Louifiana by a diplomatic trick—Luctsm BON•PARTE, they fay, read to the Spanias King one treaty, and then prefented another for his fignature. The Power, however, which could defend a fraud of this defcriptioa, would not cnndefcend to adopt the expedient, unlefs for the indulgence of conge nial propenlities. By the Ulf official returns of the American Se- cretary of State, it appears that the Preficlent's late report on the fubjed of finance, was greatly erroneous, and that intlead of an increafed reve- nue, there was in the laft quarter a diminution from the amount of the one preceding, of no lets than 1,093,761 dollars ; that the deficiency was Rill greater comparing it with the correfponding quaver 'a the preceding year, and that a yet farther defalcation was to be expeeted in the fucceeding quarter. The Corporation of New York has ordered, that after the sth nit. if any dog be found at large in any part of the city, the owner Wall ►e fined 25 dollars. The price of cotton in Georgia and the Caro linas, has recently advanced, in confequence of large orders from England and France; and rice has rifen to five dollars per cwt. in confequence of the great demand for that article from Denmark. Holland, and Germany. Animal matter, lays the New York Merundile _ . Altertyir of the ad ult. has lately been extra ted from the potatoc. The only animal matter hi therto noticed, as contained in vegetables. is the gluton of wheet: this difeovery, therefore, aprozi mates animal and vegetable matters,and eaablifbes a clofer analogy between them. During a thuader•form at Gloncefler.la Ame rica, on the Bth of February, the lightning ftruck and penetrated a rock of great magnitude, and !Livered it to atoms ; it removed another of about 3o tons weight from its bed ; and afterwards. fe parating into five feveral branches, although nearly in the fame direction, ploughed up the ground until they reached the bank of a fheet of water, at the edge of which they all aEruptly terminated without leaving any traces of their further progrefs. flu noile and Ihock occalioned by the explolion of the rock, were very great, and perceived at a confiderable diftance from the fpot. Sr. Dom INC o.—The American Papers contain the following articles, whlch eflablith the fallacy of the accounts recently poblithed in the French Journals, Ecc. fitting the perk& refloration of tranquillity in this Wand:— _ " Cape Francois, Teti. IS, a At four &eine* in de marnini of the Jill Ina. an 091 1 04 at the back of the Cape, leading m l.abanne dm Nuro,in which ware nine met , ,f the National Guard, and one cannon, was la pilled and taken by the Nvsroe*, who fired the cannon at the Cape, and then retreat...lto the 111OUTIZA101. hunting come plantation* on their way chit hi Est:aft of a I.ettcr from Captain Rost al- Jon si • sr cos, of the brig Paifl:y, to a Gentleman in this city ( New V.rk), dated Cape Francois, Feb. 9. " here in 14 day* from Sandy Honk, after rape' tic' gin;; a very heav y gale for five *Union the cook ; and in lat. , 1,,1 kcsWeft thua.irritorrn I ever tumor, which (!tuck itiod killed al! my live Po. k ~n sleek, hut did little other damage. I e meted to find all tranquil here ; but, to my grist Myret.,: :,tani tl e brigand. idiot Inf, on the towti, and fame rea:11.,.1 tin kipping. Cititeral Po. u.sai lIIMJ having ne ..atim to %Pit another part of the lamd, the Negroes took ad v....ttage t•i* 11 . 4 Alfer • , and are lik. Iv t, to, v. ry troteilefonte. s,veral • I Veen (might within a tittle or two of the town. 1-rt are fal!ing r. ry tilt, but lumber is on the rife. }',w or no i.-otops have arrlvad luxe my 1411 voyage, and ; ft w ail .4n. tare here :it pr, tent. Aftiny Irak:him. as. s.ow enthatling fnr (hi ors with dry rind..." AND, if FR Lt. r I Lt, SAME DATE. I .Ifll lorry to inform that we are again be6rretl by di , llt anal all rat othecri NI , / to arms to foul the plarc. I, for my p. rt, have tux:. out for theft three days pall Inlittle nn. nta3ni, purfultut x:itt kat:thing to difpatrh thcm.— herry tia...r it ar,zit itacrtatiJ; nothing doing but &feintin g ourirlyr. :.r.siat Rut t.te vn.ti Is conis t krol We, prnv't! ".1 the port- arr. :..lardett, whik! . . a: this time. Are wi • Ihrre latrl y srtived • Ltw :rips, and Kiang mom are howl( ext.', art: _ _ _ . •• Ti Itr.r.na. arc often lien from , tir f-. 2 ports 3mongll the mete—Colt, Is from 24 ,o :; fins; fuser not to be Lad .11 4.111.1 :rt.rit • :.1 circlet:Mon II o n. this arc Wit t , as 4 geTle .1.11, U.fn...:att of . I '• . •.ril IVA. %lunar Lc arce." POLICF, &c. Row-s r El.-01. Satnrd.+v morningthe patties who have any knowledge of the late unfortunate dud attended at the above ()nice, and underwent a long private examination betiire Sir Iticnaan Foitu, and regular ir.formations were taken, and they were bound over to profecute at the enfuing Seffions. Captain Macnamara was not prefent, on I account of Mr. Heavilitle, the Surgeon, having given his opinion that he could not fafely he re moved, hut as loon as he can ht will be removed • to Ne %Tao e. l_Ttnost HALL—On Saturday thirty-feven in formations were brought forward, again) loan of the molt eminent dc.-lers in butter in this dillriet,' for an infringement againd the Itatutes. By the flatutes of the 36th Gen. 111. and a rub. fecpient (Witte of the 38th of his prefent Majelty, it Is exprefsly ettaaed, That it any perfon or perfons (hall fell, or expore to fale, any calk or calks of butter, without each and every g.f them having a branded mark in legi:Ae chArAacni, in manner following. to wit : on tit,: bone of each calk the Tare is to he marked: and in the bottom alto of each calk is to be branded, the name and refidence of the cooper who made up the calk, he or they Ihall forfeit ten fhillings." For non corn pliance with there Aas, the prefent informations, were brought. Mr. 0s sw. who attended as Solicitor for the profecution, !hued, that he was employed by 3 Committee of the molt eminent dealers 111 that trade, to endeavour to correft the abufes that had, in defiance of thole Aes, crept into the trade. In London only, by the nefariou► praaices carried on, the public were robbed of at lea 400,000 pounds of butter annually. He did not mean to prefs for heavy penalties, the obje& was to corred the Attie, as fuch he would be content to take the common penalties of ten Ihillings each firths. He then pro ceeded to prove his cafe. which he did lgAital every one of the pylons-informed agaialt. They were all convicted in the full penalty and colic. Messina H.sus E.—Saturday a final invelliga tion of the alTair of Abraham Nreakisid, charged with fleabag brandy out of a calk, took place be fore the LORD Maros, when the pot boy, fo long milling, and for whole apprehenfion a reward of ten guineas had been offered, was brought for ward, and Rated tO the Lord Mayor, that he had been decoyed away by the friends of the prifnner, and by them kept in co flody in a garret. near Cut tain Roston. The owners of the liquor were bound over to profecute. William Legget, who kept a public !mule in . Cow-lane, was deprived of his licence, fur (offering gambling in his houfe on a Sunday. jogai Cavesqb was fully committed for trial, charged with fiealing the wears of a Iheep from a wholefale butcher an Leadenhall market. • Guss.oum.s..--.Saturday a young elan of the name of Hodiloa, underwent an examination be. fore Sir IL C. Gt.ru, charged with robbing Mr. Hobden, working jeweller and inanufalturer. with whom the prifoner lived journeyman, of jewellery goods to a very large amount. The Alderman committed him for trial. /11•11.11011.01IGII•ITILIIIr..—A few days ago a French Gentleman of didindtion was brought be fore the Sitting Magi!trate. charged with fending a challenge to another French Gentleman. The parties were on intimate terms, and the former had requelled the complaisant to isle his influence refpating throe appointment in favour of the for mer, which he- did, but it had not the defired felt; in confequence of this he received a ch.& lenge, but the complainant declined to fight in London, and was ready toga over to Hamborgh to give him fatisfaaion. The other infilled he Ihould go to Paris and fight him there. This he alto declined, alledging it would be dangerous for him to go to Paris, having ferved in the EnglA army. He, however, Wilting that he &sold fight him, the complainant was obliged to have recourfe to the proteeinn of the laws. The Magiifrate bound the accufed party over to keep the peace. WNITICHAPEL.—Saturday Charla Dyer, a ler want to a captain of a fhip in the American trade, was fully committed for trial on a charge ti . ob. bing his mailer of a large quantity of goods. 1114 were on board for exportation. On Wednefday laiL Mifs Wsoc. and another Lady, returning to Town from Alton in their ear riage, the honks took fright, and ran away. The 1 carriage wasoverturned, and th e coac h man killed on the fpot. The Ladies efcaped with a few flight brulles. A fire broke nut co Saturday mowing in a honk No. 6, EyreAreet, Cletkenwell, the intide of which it entirely defrayed, and materially da mageJ the horde, No. 7, immediately adjoining. • ECa.Fr,A ucAL PROMOTION. The Kisg has bees pleatedt;ir;s;;;;be Rev.lantes Mon. Fan, 1). D. of Oricl College, Oxford, the place nr &p.itr n a bentlarr in the Cbaaei• of Cluseeller, void hyt:ie nt the art Mr. Sorters. IfIRTH. On Saturday, the ladyOfjagsin Adams, Ffq. M. P. for Flerwch, t.t has bank. in Berteley-fluatr, of a Ga. In Canada-row, DWAIN Lady Hamct St. George, of a daughter. MARRIED. fn Cartliner's-row.Dublin, Charge Taaffe,4l Grangeetounty Rao'. Efq. to NW; Redingtno. M I.l.l.enck, Lieutenant %%reclean,, of the a 7th regiment, to Md. ( aer..lauglurr of jalitt. Carr. Efq. Suor ;•LICC, Uglierllant vananec, of the (Aid rel.:meat, to Mu'. 11.1,1... laughter of the late John Honnert. In .41 , 6(y-tree, Dublin, Alt. ea. Burnett, ilaukfellcr,Ard 73.%e.5r., • - In 11.nre•flreet, MbGn, Reber D►wn, EN. an eminent furgeogg, ard 76. On S.ourdal•. at his !waft, in lernirn-flrsee. ("tenets, de Ilan ring.khr, relidcnt Minigter trout the Coen et Healy in flu- s;4l . year of Li* age. An 11 ; e4;lefJay lag. a; hit honk in %oath Audler•llrret, John common, kit'. cod of Minitel". In the county of Hams. He W 2 ,1 orw at the verde:ars ot the New Fixed, and ferveil the of fice of Huh Sh-i iff of the faid ermine?' the par 1797. w, eanfila),hi Nouth Great Georee's-Ifeet,Datilin. Captain O' \I .ri. NVe.:nci by 14E, tt hit haute al Sang*. Admiral The ma. Ri.h. BArt 1 U~: t I W.% f 1 K AT LONDON BKIIKa. I 0-hIS)KK4oI Nl..r ing •••• • • • 3 Wawa. aftcr $ Ait4 mom POP. ACCOUNT Of +JAMMACITIISIt ; " rarnipt from the klattyoFrcrAbh:to Ad On Tburfday, April u. 1833, M ERAC, SON, and C 4). will put up to smr, at tilt if W.ffehourcs, Nu. If - S , Queen ttr... et, A I.ARGE ASSOR•IAII. NT of BRITISH P.irtkulars will be given iu tim.: by M. 1.. I‘2.n.:,jast. NEW MEDICINE AC I'. ....., .. At the cniy Warehoufe for 1)r. James's Yoder, Nu. 4i, C s Paul. Church-yard s Loo• , I+, 'T HE following MEDICINES arc fold, of t h e -1- prices a:meted. intludins the sitsizip Duties; a dasit w eitailed, that fronsthe sit of September. acia, Me Starlit. • %mid be applied to all Proprittary lviodicisics, as' well tm /weir as for lAttrr Confumption, and as a Conlidershle Aas'i lion ia ma e to the stamps on the Articles of higher Valle, et thda in Bulk. the Prices of Dr. Jusnes's Powdir will bein he lure as. 9ti. per Packet, or IL 31. 6sl. per Dozen; uses Use (twiny of a Dozers Packe:s in a Dual.: (as is adc op for •I c s Army and Morn may be had for ti. 4... And at by Favotirof the Commiewocrs of the Stamp Dace, Plates ..re prepare.: far Mr. Newhery's fep ,rate Life, with his Names nraved in c..e.h Stamp. the Public will be careful to ohlorse that tits Wood:, " F. Newhery. No. 4 .5. St. Paul'.'* are priaittil is the st amp . 4 all his Mes!icines • *red as it is pr dutned that this w3l be a LA dem Security ag;inft. Cmatsterfeit . his SigliatOrt on the Ist, is on Dr. jam, i a1...14%1er will he difeontinued foam heaceforwart. Stamps will t e allowed 2r tis, as Wind, to aide who pow. (lu t a HAW i ihitt'll If .1201 V at a bate, of 4 6 : lye& Esicsi Artie ta. s. A t 4. Dr. .13111Cel Powder a 9 i.ozen t eli ut ritds I t i —a Battik 14 0 Freake's TS: et. uf Bark 4 4 . 0 ---•-• Analeptk l'ills 4 6 Hueham's ditto t 7 lame Box 24 o Etteliali Cor:e a 7 Dr. Stceri's Opiale bloc a 6 G..itiiine A r stehulade 2 4 Convothou Oil 2 4 Druid/ rk Medicine S 4 ----- Camomile Drops / 9 lauliis Scut. l'il.s / 0 ------ Parc:ode Lai- EiTelitt of Yerp,rmint t Li zeners - ts 4 Grant's Drops - Is 7 Berry% Bilious. Pak 4 6 ik.ll taper's Pills t ti Dr. Audio's Cb lybeate Oaaf.'s Niwitegia 5 4 Ditto - 4 o Henry.. ikttO • 5 4 D lby's Carminative 1 9 N..rtins's Drops 5 4 Eflence of Cultsfout i 6 Spillina y*: ditto 2 4 Cephalic Shutt' o y I) .. Solsbace4 re* a . Spence's I )enti:rice 4 0 Oreetough's 'rim:tare aif Jun. s's Rheum tic rine. 3 6 Do. Tot.. Lozenges aat N B. Stamps with Mr. Newhery's Name are stilted to tic Brit twory Articles above aima:rat:el; a •el as mloy perlot 4. particularly fervent' and merzogers. nn take his boar:, her under Ike neceility of pointing out. that it is at the Eat Flld of S. Paltrll. lieitleit to Ultap;itle, 3.1.1 that it has a Large Wti22 fiuccord front, on which thefe words are inferitied: "TMs on Li WARRIMIaIIit 1411 Dl. JANIS'S. PeffeD;a: W HEN Proleilinnal Alen of ski bcatino and nr.- tweiftbility Scoria. Emu du vestal tyke's by the fa. leetinn of a peculiar Branch. tin of lone eillinuea fuccefs is the bdt criteriaan of fuperiority. Ten years have I ....routed my prier:lce to the codeive now, num of THREE DISORDERS, aid the fuct ef.ful rekilt any plan elves me widitiottal ardour to amok as far 28 able ths nrc.g t s td thole complaiata which af 1. Osamu* kopart. ant in the tatalogae of lumen iatirmitics. . . . MtCl' iidtiatloo iota VIM 'MUSICK aS a 0 Aral largess. fortnod a with at an catty period of Practice to refetteinellaidtat. Ma front the Ignorance of uneducated Men, or theasnany eint• arrow prolpitancy of pound Praditionerl sl _ - . .SO The nitt DIRDERS,tu the cure uf which I base do. voted my at:codas, comprise every *des uf VENEXEAL INFECTION, whether of a meow or long ihtestieee•-sdlg e All kind" of DEBILITY, whether wiling from the Wass id Seboolboya, or the Indolence of mature age, sod bitty that &- racy:am* of the (titer to Wean whkb iscatled //NU RI'S. NES; or STERILI TY. Numerous &Ades see ths ad& of Ignorance orbs& to die treatment of a fitopk Go•Waitelle and @ net tall= pats that the kale of I.ife are poifuned II the alas unguarded hour. By a furrier method heft complubis sac esrill cored. and even where others have failed, I Mad= WWI pflialle to dyer • radical re eitabliduneut: few, however, are the toys of namplicand dards hi dm dinnier, compared with the calamitous Situations of 14a• , frost Indulgence in a SOLJTAILY ViCE,4e the 'readout Gaieties of • fathionable Irtk, acquire that Rated Dth which is the unaweelahle roofequidoe a fitanalaitnnte hattna.• Where the unhappy lidferer broods ewer hie , but ewe. fully conceals hie tobfortune i it may be few dir him to know, that although is be as obit@ of doubt sr roar tainry with °titer rrrcthtianers, the :canoed of tide bEfil. CI ENC./F.81)7(1m gradual prmadeat renovationmotheaegulgra. taro of my experience. If the rites of Deathas sr Vaus heat begun to reduce minty *lzmir, much suairty will bey/mote& by an early counteractinn f rtels hoopla ilate, and la do& cafe. no great difibmities will occur. Fat where ads &Gamey ►as for rare ex ed, s Perfescranee I kidifpenfibly recluifite to Mart the fparkc of Life , sod IO rc-auLtsate the Cooltitutiou. MAILIIJito Wtrtihki. who bore twig heal ifsvpalatml la astir egredaties• of a Family. may be ,Rued. art baulk isitances (nab dating& am cambia by Medical WO. The SECRECY which la loeffeatial to say mndertakkg. mad the Quallecatioisa wbieb I brim preinste4 to gee. fOrla Balleattsay frotawfausi. and in soincidenor with fug &Ishii !swigs is gieen, that Mr. BRE...Ewan be coati/hal parfamagy (or by fetter. iaelofing a (mall Gott) at his bode, No ag. dam ckl-Itrect. Svraml. near IWople-ilar . There u as additiooal entrance ha Water- fizut siljeimire and tht name la on both the doors. M. MEE, Mcrnbcr of rtie Royal Collet of Sergeoak_ TO THOMAS TAYI OR ES4I. L. WAIL SIB, N. 9, Bridge4troat, IMAM I FE E I. it a duty incumbent two* me, to inform& you ufthe 'eery Crept and extraordinary Care Thaw weelmil from enurinvaluab PATE.NI'I I ILUL About two man, ago I was attacked with a Vtxaaaat, sam nanr.a, which I treated rather ftightig tot Some time, but the Difeafc at length fpreacting all over owy Snip t was 'Mimi t• apply to the molt eminent of the Faculty, hut uhie afforded only temporary relief—l went thowath •1114006 COMA. of Salivation, and (rum being rattier of a onronlent Haft asst reduced to a were Skeleton. The Chen that fpreatt sU ewer my limbs, rendered me a complete objedi, So that my trim& depaired of my recovery. When brought to this kosti•a, conthicred death a. inevitable, but a relatWn dmineeonmeaH ingopon tine many Cafes to which yeur Nib had falearsilml.l was induced to try a but of them, which I thong* maw IS. Hewed me, and by pedeveranee for two or three motto, ad f•il lowing your Dlr e dions, experienced the molt unamonann . Ale RcLalition from l'aln:the FActret grathiAlly %Maw l au now. thank GOO. peeled!? eveovert.t, and walking out elajp , dnuht not but one mole kn. which I think catatiowittotalw. will t !tab/Amy health in he original !tate. It u with the root hcartfa I gratitude 1 fulJcribc auyfi-ItAte. Your much ^114041 humble fervent, Witt. P.teeettal- Ilcan(pate, hiaectrelter, July I. :Roc. P. S. For the public lu neat I do not (*eft to the abrce bn big pel,litiKa. boot kotve Ty% .a. your uwo t‘tict ;44' nwut JhaH diaare, Prepared am! Sold h r the SAC Proprietor, Tons. TaricK. Alciulkr of the Rh7al College of Soryeotts, LaoJaa, at 1.6 11.111/C. No. y, N.w•flrid,:e4lreelt Where, of ter a Willow n.tidesice t 4 more thao ..cara,in a pre.Oce pertittoise4 r. et... 1 to th.: Cure 01 %':t..red E:templaitete,s,vhb Mae irvis4 s , td, cr,ey whi, h then ..1 big Profedinn fh.uid always cargo he II wen hitnfeli, the ...Iviee end affiltance he gratukotdly 44 rninift, to to pof es takirg this Mt...ieine, will he eitecteed,* difeurning l'abh:, as an adre,uazcfeldoes 7sibe obtalthest. void Al.`.. SrlJ,lty hi. A r.oirstment. for the eenreriferice of tS.,e living at dill smdL, at the Perfumer's, Nn. Jr, St. Allasses itreet, l'all-Mal'; the •loramp, No. 503, Ostord-treet W. Vilboroorit's. N. 7, rial-flreet -bin Mr. Steers, amdif.ll.r, No. t, La.:no-Row, Lir tk Tower Hill; Mr. Wariest's. hood. bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Calweirs, Dublin; M,. bilinll l l , Liver,nei; Mr. Athinfoit's. 11.tanehefler ; sod by one rtrkr in erere ectitd7tublc Town be Crrat-Briteis mad Wand. 0 Dozes ef only Is. yd. each, (rated up with Noland phis Dsia done, wherchy Perkier, of dart alar CareiMe"° ° wt p Ede. Spec!. Srcrery, and Sofa y. • 1.0 i490:4 Prtnred anri im;titiOie4 by - Li ow • ttattaty-pLtee, Lambeth) at the S u. GIME, 111%. Pan Geed ally at dm STAG °rocs, Tesopir-Uar