Star. — London, England, 1808-10-20 00:00:00

ROLICB. BOWSTREET.-.-A great number of shopkeeper: - in and about the Metropolis, have, for a considerable ' time past, been defrauded of goods and money by a ' numerous gang of miscreants, both men and women, who have gone about uttering notes of a Southamp ton and Hampshire Bank, and Ipswich and Suffolk Bank, made payable in town, but which banks failed some months ago; they having, however, existed, and the names attached to them siot being fictitious, no forgery was made use of, and the specious means used by the parties putting the . notes off generally kept them clear of being guilty of a fraud ; and, from the very incautious manner in which the public have taken such notes, these depredators have hitherto escaped punishment ; but on Tuesday. a wo man was brought to this .Office on a. charge of utter ing notes of the above description. A shopkeeper at Deptford appeared and produced a five pound note of a Southampton and Hamp shire I}ruak, which had been taken of the prisoner in payment for a shawl of the value of four shillings, and whirl note was maa payable in town ; but on presenting it at the place directed, the answer of no effects Was given. Mother shopkeeper at Deptford proved, that the twlsonei tendered him the same note a few minutes befOre, in Qayment for some goods ; but he having been With* cheated by a two-pound note of the same bank, told the prisoner it was bad, and cautioned her agatnit ittempting . to pass it. . Mr. READ,..the,Magotwate, was dearly of opinion, Alit froth this circumstance the prisoner's knowledge of the note being bad, when .she uttered it, was evi dent ; and that therefore she had been guilty of a fraud. _ _ The Rarties were accordingly bound crier to prose cnte her at the neat General Quarter Sessions For the County of rent. ' Sameelgyanu, a yew, was charged with picking a snan's pocket in the one-shilling galley" Of Drury lane Theatre, on Monday night. The prisoner being detected in t he fact, ran down the stairs, endeavour ipg_to.escape,_ mid. put the money in a corner by the trondow. Tridivay, Const4ble, produced three guineas, two Se'rell sliPng pieces, and some silver, fie found by the window on the stairs f and which the prosecutor described to the sum he lost, and iden ified one of the seven shilling pieces. The prisoner iras' fully cciumitted. MAssios-Hotzsio—:Testerday Jolla Fierier was ftlia.rged with having in his possession a box-coat. sup posed to havebeen stolen from some person unknown. T. Sapwell, a constable, stated, that on Sunday last be saw the prisoner in conpany with two other men ht Bishopsgate-street, with a parcel tied in a hand- Icerchief, in his hand ; that being acquainted with the prisoner's character he advanced towards him, *hen his companions ran away ; that on examina tion he found the bundle to consist of the coat above inentioned, and as he could not give a satisfactory account of the mode of his obtaining possession of it, he took him into custody. His Lordship ordered the prisoner to be detained. and enquiry mask after the owner of the coat. MARLISOROUGH4TREST. -- Yeltirday Reward, the person who has assumed the•tide and lays claim to the estats of the Duke of Norfolk, charged a Mr. Yates, a publican in Great Russell street, with fe- ' long. It appeared that Howard and 'his wife slept at the house of the accused on Monday night, and with some difficulty procured the means of discharg ing the account. After continuing there the ensuing day, Mr. Y. requested payment, when . Mr. H. in. fanned him that he was going to the Duke of Nor folk's, and would settle with him on his return, leav ing Mrs. IL in the interim. On his return, however, he stated that he had been refused admission at the mike's, and was consequsntly unable to satisfy Mr. Y.'s demand, but woulifleave his hat as a security, This was accepted by Mr. Y. who was shortly after apprehended on a charge of stealing the hat. Before the Magistrate Mr. H. talked in a very incoherent manner about his neglected consequence, &c. of Go 4ernment taking an advantage of him, in deducting 51. a year out of his annuity of 501. and observed he would from that moment turn 6.-ggar. The charge Made against the publican was altogether - untrue, and Mr. Howard left the Office with a full assurance from the Magistrate, thit when he was - detected in his promised profession, he should go to litridewell. HATTON.G.Anvm—Yeliterdafthe- -man, in -custody for robbing his fellow-loagtv of Bank-notes value 1201. was brought up and tortimitted for- itno ther examinati.m. On rettming from the Office the prosecutor mimed stich evident symptoms of mental derangement as readevet it necessary to secure him, which was with some difficalty effected', and he was cooreyed to a Lunatic Asylum, at Horton. A smart affray took place on Monday night be. tween a party of smugglers, who were proceeding with a quantity of liollands and tobacco, &c. from Fondintuidr.,e, Kent, to London, and a party of offi cers, who accidentally fell in with them. The smug glers had seven horses 'heavily laden, and three of 'ilsem were taken With.thespoil. The smugglers, who were namensirsjorttnuttely had no arms, tnd made their escape, iftcra smart action with sticks and fists. Saturdaylast,•the brig Union, Lorene&Gros, pot into Whitby, irt'a hurricane of wind from the North, which in a eonsiderabledegree cut off the.communi eation between the opposite sides of the water at that place. During themost violent period of the storm, a young woman of the name of Pearson, in attempting to cross the bridge,-accompanied byther brother, was blown over into the river : though every possible ex. ertion ,its used to reach her by boats from different quarters, the greatest apprehensions were entertained that the poor girl would finally lose her life, for though her cloaths prevented her sinking much below the surface, her head was observed to remain under water from. the moment of her immersion to her being taken out, an interval of about five minutes. She was' taken up-by a boat from u vessel in the harbour in a state of total insensibility, but by the application of .proper means, she was at length restored to her scinses,: and., eventually to her former state of health. On th.•!l same day in person belonging to Whitby, of the name of J. .Auclas 2 a joiner, fell a victim to the severity of the'vee4thet, in attempting to walk from Egton tot :Whitby, a &ranee of eight miles. He was &on& dead thefollowing.day, mot far from the road, with . % his head reclined en his wallet. tiTSTMIIVSTER Yesterday the Westminster mencecl at the new Sessions-lion: WARING and the Bench of Ma.si was confined to swearing in crowd and pressure was so grew were alarmed fur their safety. this day to try the traverse indi At the Suffolk Sessions, wl at Bury till Wednesday se'nni, convicted of stealing three coombs wheat, and one coomb and three the property of Mr. N. L. Scott tenced to seven years' transpr for stealing a quantity of oats Rev. J. R. Deare of Bures ; ing two hempen sacks, the pi of Great Waldingfield ; and running away and leaving hi the parish of Market Weston, ced to six months' imprisonm► stealing a quantity of beans, Lamprell of Little Bradley ; stealing an apron, were each imprisonment. On Saturday last, as Lord party df Noblemen' were on JAMES PuLTENEx's seat ►n M. we are happy to state his Lore injury by the explosio*, than' scorched. A serious accident took placi street. As the two eldest son: maker, were playing, the elder, pistol, fired at the viunger, through the arm : it is feare take place. Tt.e ;day se'nnight, seven their escape out of the Assistan, mouth harbot.r ; but they we:. to which they had swam from the ship. A few days ago a Coroner's Inquest was held at Greetham, near Horncastle, on the body of a man and a boy, who, whilst at wot k in a gravel pit in that parish, were crushed to death by the curving in of a quantity of earth. Saturday evening, between seven and eight o'clock, as an eldirly woman and her son were returning from the market in Hull, to their residence in Wilcolmlee ; on their going along the side of the Dock, between the end of the sheds and the gates, th( night being dark and stormy, they unfortunately mistook their way, fell into the water, and were both drowned. On Monday afternoon a young man, an outside ' passenger, coming from Highgate, fell from off the roof of the stage, by which hi: head was very badly fractured : he was taken to the Hospital. L ist week, a girl of about 1G years of age, in going from Turiff to a neighbouring farm town, fell down on the road, and .instantly expired. A melancholy event, arising from an apparently trivial cause, occurred last week at Alves, in Moray shire. Joseph Anderson, a tenant on the Earl of Moray's estate, in reaping some corn, had one of his fingers slight) , wounded by a prickle, which caused almost immediate swelling in his hand and arm, ac eompanied 'with extreme pain. A surgeon was called in on the same• day, but a mortification ensued, and the unfortunate man expired cnr the sdventh day. He has left a son, who, it may not be unworthy to re mark, is the only representative of a line of :ancestors; who have resided, as the Earl of Moray's tenants, on ; the farm of Easter Cleves, since the middle of the thirteenth century ; it being but a few years ago, , that his father gave up to the Earl's factor discharges of rents paid to Earl Randolph. In the course of Saturday night se.nnight, some thieves broke into the pariih church of Kirmington, l near Castor, Lincolnshire,. and stole a silver commu nion cup, and some other articles. On Monday evening, between the hours of eight and 'nine o'clock, the house of. Mrs. Slater, a laun dress, in the parish of Bethnal Green, was forcibly entered •by some unknown.thieves, who stripped the premises of table linen, shirts, and other articles of property, belonging to several persons, to the -value of about twenty pounds, with which the villains got' . clear ofF. On n :slay night, a most daring robbery was committed in a lodging-house in Curzon-street,. the corner of Davis-street, belonging to Mr. Litup, who.; keeps the Sun Punch-house; in Sun-cotut, Curzon street. The robbers forced their way into the house by knocking in the door-posts, and pannels ; they took away, unnoticed, a quantity of elegant new furniture, which had only been brought in on the morning previous to the robbery. The loss is esti mated at upwards of 5001. Tuesday evening some villains stole 54 pieces of Chamberry from a cart, in Wood-street, which the driter bad left to deliver a message. Tuesday se'nnight some rogues entered a cottage at Newland, by making a hole in the roof, having" us vain attempted to break open the door. On the evening of Tuesday se'nnight, two villains, of the names of Boxall and Hall, inhabitants of Mid burst, were apprehended, and afterwards committed for trial, to Horsham gaol, on suspicion of haring, a fortnight before, robbed the Rev. J. Halsey, near Midhurst, and for having assaulted, with intent to rob, Farmer Chakroft, of Farnhurst, when returning from Midhurst market ;—in which last attempt .to commit a robbery they were seized, through the well conducted exertions and spirited behaviour of Mr. Ba ker, of the Angel Inn, at Midhurst, who, perceiving the Farmer goingout of the town on horseback and ap parently in liquor, about ten o'clock at night, and also observing these two fellows, (one of whom had very lately beenliberated from 001) at no great dis tance after him, called Jack Hedger, one of his post chaise drivers to his assistance, ,saying some mischief was afloat ; having cirmed themselves from a faggot pile, followed their track, till they heard the farmer's horse stop, and an altercation ensue, when, on com ing up, Hall, who had attacked the farmer and had been resisted, endeavoured to get back to Midhurst, but was knocked down and secured by . Mr. Baker,' afterltaving made some resistance. Boxall, by escaping' over the fields, got to his house, and at three o'clock in the morning, by the warrant of W. S. POYST2 9 Esq. of Cowdray Park, was taken in his bed, when both of thew- cohfessed.the two Tobberier,.., Afternoon SALE- AIJCIION. GENTEEL, AND NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CHOICE. RICH OLD CHINA, PI .ATE, GLASS, &c. te.e. BY Mr. KIRSHAW, On Monday the 24th (Lay of October, lees and the two follow • ing days, on the :Premises of the late Ars. Beet, situate is Abingdon-street, Northampton, FIARNI'CURE consists of Four-post and I- other Bedsteads, Mahogany Feet l'osts ; Feather-Beds, Counterpanes, Quilts, Blankets, and Mattresses; Mahogany and *nted•Dressing Tables, and ditto Bason-stands ; Secretary and book-ease • Night-tables, airing Horses, Cabinet and Portable Wri.ing Desk, Tambour Frames, Chamber Chairs, Fire-irons r and Wire Fenders ; Drawing-room in suit, vis. Brussels Carpet, Hearth Rug, Sofa (Chintz cover), pair of Curtains to march ; ten ,japanned gilt AO* Chair . , large Pier Glass, in gold frame ; Grist Piano Porte (by Broadwoad), pair of Mahogany Cud- Tr.ides, 'Work-Table, and pair of Glass Chandelier Lustres ; Mahogany Drawers, large swing •Gla.sses, In mahogany frames ; amall ditto ; Oak Drawers, Oak fold.up Bedstead ; Bed-round and ether - Carpets ; painted Chests of Drawers; Paln:ings and Prints—(in the former is comprised a view et Harwich, and Ro meo at the - side of Juliet in the Vault, as represented by Mr. Garrick and Mrs. Bellamy;)—Mahogany Chairs, Set of Dinin; - Tables, circular end.; Claw and Pembroke ditto ; Pole Fir,- Screens; handsome Sideboard and Cellarets ; Liquor-Chests and Glass Bottles ; Ladies' Work Table ; Pier Glasses, gilt frames ; Hal Lamp, Stairs. Carpet, and Mahogany Trays and Knife-Cues. The PLATE comprises hrge and small Waiters ; Coffee and Tea-pots Cream-basons, Candlesticks ; large Cup, two handles ; Saks Fish-Knife, Spoons, Drinking-Cups, &e. &c. The CHINA consists of fine rich old pieta, gilt and enamelled, in Dinner and Tea Sets ; several large , Bowls, sound; Jars, flower-stands, Bacons, and Ewers; Japanned and, PontypoolPonty pool Walters ; Tea-Trays, fee. Knives and Forks; Glass in general; an Epergne; several pair of Decanters; Wine s Glasses, Jellies, Patties, Tumblers, and Rummers. Kitchen and Scullery Utensils in general, in Copper, Brass, Pewter, and Tin. Earthenware, Glass Bottles, Salting Leads ; Hair-Lines and Clothes-Horses, Wash-Trays, a Mangle, Brew ing and Washiag-Copper, Cooler, Mash-Tett, and . Underback ; Sieves; Spouts and Tunnels, Ladders, Garden-Pots and Garden 'Tools; Stone Roll, Iron Frame; four Green Stool. ; Cucumber- Frame and I.iehts ; several sweet Iron-bound Hogsheads and Half-Hogsheads, and several smaller Casks ; together with nu . merous other Article s. Also a handsome Chariot, with Lamps, and lined complete ; and a Single-horse Chaise. The China, Plate, and Glass, will be sold on the first day ; and the whole may be viewed on Saturday preceding the Sale The Sale to commence each morning at half past ten o'clock, and continue till the Lots for each day are disiosed of. Catalogues to be had at this following Places, at Sis-pence JJ each, tha,Money to be returned to purchasers, viz. Furnivats Inn Coffee-house, I.osidon ; Swan, Newport Pagnell ; Bull, ll Stonyoritratford ; White-Horse, I‘) , teester ; Saracen's-Head, Das ventry ; Talbot, Welford ; Angel, Harbororigh; George, Ket tering and l'brapston ; Hind, Vissilloghorough ; Ball Intl, Olney ; and of Mr. Kirshaw, Stwveyoe, Appraiser, and Auctioneer, Northampton. • • GLOUCESTERSHIRE. • • CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A VERY desirable and improveableFßlEEl - lOLD ESTATE, a considerable part of which is Tythe-free, called BREAM LODGE; situated in the parishes of Newland, Laney, and St. Briavels, in the County of Gloucester; consisting of a Mansion House, with Barn and Outbuildings, and 196 A. OR. 90P. of Arable, Meadow, and Weed Land'; a Warren House, with Garden, Cherry Orchard, and small Copse ; in the whole GA. IR. 331'. and a Rabbit. Warren of :207A. ::R. 14P. The above Estate possesses a Right of Cowmen ou the exten sive Forest of Dean. Coal and Lime are remrrkably cheap. Land-tax 71 9s. Pour Rates low. Possession at C.sandlestas-day next. Yew a view of the Premises apply to the Tenant, Mr.W.Watts ; and for further particulars address a line [post paid) to the Exec utors of the late Mr. John Matthews, Newnham, Glcucesidrshire. MON'S CELEIIRAT.ED ANTIBII.IOUS 'THESE Pills have long obtained a jnst celebrity th the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, Apo thecae!, and from their great sticcefrs in many obstinate bilious Disorders, our numerous patients of distinction and others,pani eubtrly the Dukeof Bedford, Sir George Warren, Sir C rcgory Page Turner, the Dowager-Lade Say and St4e, the Viscountess Solite ley, &c. Ste, he was persuaded to offer them to the public, under the approbation and sanction of their name. 1 he following is a proof of their efficacy : " Deal Castle, Haverfordwest, South Wales, Feb. 24, 1803. " Captain I.loyd presents bis compliments to Mr. Dixon: al- though not personally acquainted with him, would take it as a fa vour, if he would send him four or five boxes of his Pills as soon Uhe possibly can. Mn. Lloyd,'who has alvhys used the Medi cine, is now pregnant, and very unwell ; for the great service they have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Colonel Bishop and all his family, Capain Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the pills wherever he goes; be really think, if Mr. Dison would appoint some persons as venders in this county, it 'would be a benefit to the community." The Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy for restoring the tone of the. stomach, for curing indigestion, Oar preveneine crudities, and their contequentdisagreeable eructations and Bina-. lencies. They prevent habitual and temporary costiveness, bead-aches, and heart-burn, which is occasioned by pregnancy,: and a debilitated stoznaeh, whether arising from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butte's, Na. 4, Cheaps'de, - corner of Paternuter-row, London • I': Steil, ilidissburgh Glasgow ; 3ntl retail by moot country London; at 2s. 9d. and 6s. each. Tools*, ANION, Eiq. M.P. tor Litchfield. lAtt ES AUTAIT, Eby. M.P. for Southampton. Nicnoxsots CA LVKK r, Esq. M.P. for Hertford. liDMurzD Bo cn M, Esq. New-street, Spring-gardens. Totowa' - Hamm v.RSLXY, Esq. Pall Mall. G. W. Mont s, Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Key. Mr. Diatonic, Librarian to the Archbishop. CECIL Form cs 1 ' Esq. M.P. for Wenluck. Sold Wholesale and retail by Mr. Butler, No 4, Cheapaide, co-ner of Paternoster-row ; and retail by Mr. Kirby, Stafford atreet, Old bond-greet ; Mr. Stratton, Leicester-sqsare ; and by all respectable vettders In to wn and country. A Caw Tiort--Obscrvel—' l'he name of William Barclay is en graved on the stamp, which is affixed on the outside wrapper of each box; all not so stamped are a dangerous ini:tation. Price ss. 6d. and UN. per box, with ample directions. ~' a tri tY~ • ~ '•1}~ DT I Ts Oe Ott T A sl IL he Dattalioi genre ff N. B. 'I . ~ .., _ _ , r j etiits.trreAt 'l'e 7 ' r' . ." - p to iresr i oNs . I 1)R. FRPEMAK . B..ITIrrEfts — SALITTARIS. '.. . '! .:a 11 '. ' 5E.5 .t .510'3 1 . - 7 .1" The Rev. ••••••••-••• Dtleteea llrA l gefar t en ` /as b4C84411114121.841°' ITS . ht E ng v p a ro l s ti .e e d. of tb t a hi t no laf tliln al g lade of the M p e re i sen ici t ne da l y ia c s ai be s :1 35 a . illirt r—.l"--. 1 t "eb he cel a" nsti ecilak tutio:in f an ma y l d tas egre b e, b o it ; e v. r i :i li t i: r at e : - . eit ''''' . 1.111 ; v°' Quarter Sessions eolp.. Bishop of Chester. !..ft• The Rev. John FOatie•:;ig Huffs iv elected to the office of nonlpetition veltb it in all the efferent stages of a • - the Vieirage of Catisigiatf* the elven. /bsi.ise,' ; - - onse, before Mr. MAIN- Chaplain tattle Nrinity Hasse 1604 in the room of the late Rel. the painful (Mints and exposure that attend. sahvae 01 - MOW . r . -. 7 istrates. The business George Ti 'peo n. e xcitin g n constables, and the BIRTHS. - • - Twee' e Turing eaufwernent trona % business, or restriction in dirt. The • vvrehit7lllouittdde:"lstualtvg e 'eat, that many persons Sunday last, at Siockwell., the Lady of Captain James Tve e radical virtues of these Ineminialafe D' e ' Drops have proved their in clai •• • • • , • The Court proceeded dale, of a daughter. to b public app ro bation for more than thirty years. In'ill t h e d I.ately, the Lady of Major-General Left, M. P. of a slaughter _uoy o f _ ' both sexes, they prove a never failing restorative, who; MARKIE: . cher the debility lisiiroduced by tan free use of Mercury, illicit : 11 dictments. . 111111 Saturday, at the Abbey Church, Bath, the Rev. Archdeacon pis,softe, or the,eff affects of s. warm climate to travellers. and those 4 1 , sa: iiich did not terminate Phillot, to the Right lion . Lady A. St. L a wrence, sister of the going abroad. They cannot be reconunended too strongly t° eight, Peler Burton wits old s Earl of Howtb and Viscountess Sydney. those who will receive a safe, speedy, and complete cure in all • 'fa- - ---- ,ombs and one bushel of At St. lames's Church, John Drayton, Esq. of Cheltenhatet s stubboni (Sects, and evereweaktsess that a ff ects thehl a d der • 2a4 banker, to Miss Wells, of that place. organs of striae_ Isy its efficacy many women have become tno three bushels barley, I M o nday, at Millarook Church, —g West , Eon. Manager of a there who for year! had been deprived of that happiness. :ott of Barrow, and sera Company of Players, to Miss Ann Brugnier. ' Sold wholesale and retail at hfr. Butlers, No. 4, Cheapsidc. L sportation.—D. Durant, sa F urday last, at St. Martin's is the Fields, Mr Blanchard, of nor of Patereoster.row, andretail by Belam,Porismouth •iv cw o .," d ee ' “i . its, the property of the the King's Theatre in the Haymarket , to Miss Harrold, e:deft Portent ; Witham/ Rogers, PRemodik ; Peck, Hull ; Ca!sreil l a - C. Japs!. Arthur Dim on:, for steal- daughter or. f M r. Harrold, of the WrcLin Tavern, Broad-Burt. lia ; Murdonald, Glasgow ; tisisith and Manderton, Edinbu rg h . . 1 : 1 and by meet couniqy medicine venders , in bottles, at '•=s• 9d. eaiji; A itC ' t noperty of Joseph Hunt • DIED. tvitb ample difectiosis. A Jonathan At.iffithl, for Saturday morning, in Hans-place, Sloane - stre et, Mrs. Cowell, rig family chargeable to wife of Lieutenant -Colonel Cowell, late of the First Battalion of The Reverend Mr. BARCI.Ars PATENT ANIIBILI(nas ll6:' the Royals. " PILLS. . •• n, were severally senten- lOn the lath ult. at Klrktown of Auchterhms, in the 09th year TT was a remark of the celebrated Dr..jiticl s•.; •• - nent.—.l. Hazlewood, for of his'age, Mr. George Paterson, formerly merchant there. I- Author of the " Domestic M •di —s--ues" that complai,.., 411E 111 , 7 tgi the property of Mr. C. At Glasgow, on the nth instant, Doctor James hthlayr. stomach and bowels are the prevailing maladies of this cot.ntry, ; and Hannah Bullock, for on the ed instant. at his house at Bow, the Re/. Wm. Jaes which lay the foundation of the more formidable and final diU- French, Rgetor of Vange, in Essex, and Chaplain to the Ether sentenced to one month's rases—that the person who could discover for the relief and nee tac, Brethren of the l'iinity. a safe and lifallible remody , would perform a m • • 1 , r .,.. At Whitby, on Thursday last, Mr. Kelly, come r ander of the service to society. This 'h • moot 1 . 11' "! -- y. discovery as now been made in th e • &Via d KINNAIRD and a large Trial, in the Revenue service at that port. Patent Antibillous Pitts of the Rev. William Barclay, t' lc i rtes. Lax Monday, at von I.ieutenant Henry Rice, of tie • Exeter, De i sive sale of which, and she high escimation in which they me de . On Mot a shooting party at Sir • Roal Nay y. _ Esq. many years _ servedly held , has conside , rably lessened the number of this . coq. • on Us forfolls, his gun burst,but L ately , Wexford , William Al near cock, ' plaints • and bids fair, in a shOrt time, to be the means of aunty -1 , -411 ordship received no other Officer in the line and militia. • t radica ' ting.thean. vis ' i- tiatel i his hands and face being • ' i •vii.t Ihn White Parsons, F many • • • At West Camel, Son e , e .sq. . • 1 • neo:PO have a quick and safe operation , they act w n yeara an active Member of the Bath and West of England Agn- and specilleally on the bile, and thus remove i the num P ero tth -us dig. ii, ve cultural Society. orders canneated with ! t.-sick headaches, flanalet c • lien e m s, l) et place yesterday in Bond- At Roseanne!, near Ballinaklff, Me s. Walker, wife of the Roe. plaints, jaundice, nervous disorders from indigestion " fte Th e y ............. •.... ons of Mr. Wass, Shoe- C. Walker, and siste r of the late Wm. Gl.sscock , Esq. of York- are t h e most va l ua bl e fa m ily mesh , inc hitherto offered to ihe P. - - . • der, aged 14 • , who bad a street, 1313.16 Dublin. ' • • ' . he, and the Proprietor is supported be the most respectable ' • • Bishop -st reet, p treet, Dublin, aged S 3, Lteuterant Frederick S.P.N aged eight, and shot him Elliott , —. n of his - Majesty's 4t;th Re g im e nt of Foot. • deuce of the first c ha rac ters of de No Ality, and others, that they have never been administered to an ersan without g' • 1 red that amputation must., Tuesday morning, Mr. Metcalfe, apothecary, Hull, aged 49. Ain and speedy relief, and in the end completing - " II-- cts. At Bridgend of Alness, Ross-sbire on the sOth ult. Mrs. Mee • ! Iris valuable mi .di v i ne baying s a cure. lei, '). 11041 been used with succeu, is ~ 0 1 • # Ross, daunktex . of the Rev. Patrick Dli ' chanan late mininer of th • i French prisoners masle , L commen d e d by the fulloning t distinguished personages : i jAssociate Congregation of Nigg. The Right lion. Viscoutet ixt.oe. lance prison-ship, in Ports-. ~HIGH WAYEit. Al LUNDON Litti.p...4 . . TO-Ivic/RROVt . The Lord Bishop of gAT ti and Wx Les. .7 re all re-takzii on the mud, Morning -- 20 minutes after s Sir Joao Hoozvwoon,l.lart. M.P. for Honiton. I raw . , (11, om the ship. 4 Afternoon - •40 minutes atter 3 Stril&T CM EN Losiono - rou, Bart. NIP for Penryn. •I . al•• SI • • A are... Ktal.. ACC_ Iffir I itehfield_ HAD Tatty So. F RE 'IB its Vre • Tow ray ~ieurb watt, : ~ Nal . 41441 • :11P . 4 -. ! 4. - Osa /rim --- :- 4 ,= . ~ In a Ai* 1 74) udhad t= • • at: galdre aril; able . J ead k . up. .',. w ay rc 0 .1 4 lAMIL - C amp hick olto 4 4. :41t1 413'. M eUR lAN A V .L.s 2 i'HE Advantage the Public. must always deny. from regularly educated professional men directing alma exclusively thtir studies to one species sof malady, W2llnever wort clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success which has attended the adMinistration of their new remedy. and the extraor linary-cures it bas performed.. For a long series of years, Messrs. Coat Kis and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's service, have made the Venereal INisease the particular object of their invest'. gation, and are happy in having discovered a medicine superior is mercury in the cure of that tompla'ot ; it is sufficient to observe that the effects of this remedy are diametrically opposite to those of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every vestige of the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in the lout mjure the constitution ; on the co irrary, it enovates the system in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates di gestion : thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous connitu •:ion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre serves that constitution in its prhnitive state, but restores a weal and debilitated one to its natural strength andwigour. Number less instances are on recent record of the superior efficacy of this medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a perpetual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from as excer of conjugal or illicitpleasure, or from the more iiiskfious, drank not less destru c rive, indulgence of incautious youth of both saes :es a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, there are none more afflicting than that distressing state of debility and de ficiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state ; the unhappy 'sufferer broods over his ruidortune, ashamed to seek re lict; until he is reduced to suck a state of weakness as to render life oppressive. To such persons it must be a consoling raw tion to know, that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatment, he restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly and vigorous constitution. In all cases of debility.deficiency, from whatever cause arising. as well as in every specks of venereal infection, Mears. Curie and Co. may be consulted by patients of either set with the greatest secrecy, and honour, at their hoitse, No. 107, Hamel Garden. Patients in the country, describing the particulars of their complaints, by letter poet paid, enclosing a Bunk note, will have the necessary medicine and advice sent to any part of the kingdom. - No. 107, HattonGarden. Sl' HIS WIAIESTT'S KOYAL LETTERS PATENT. LEAKE's Genuine PILLS, so justly famous for their superior efficacy in curing every degree and symptons of, the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, Sze. without confiaement or restraint of diet, in an ease, expeditious, safe, and ...ere' man• air. One small tasteless Pill is a dose, its operation impercer tible, and requiring no particular attention. In 15 days they generally cure those cruel Disorders ; and where they fail in that time of perfectly restart/1g health, the pa• tient has the happy assnrance that he or she is at the eve of being so restored, let the degree of malignancy be ever so great. It is an excellency peculiar to these Pills, to make directly is the complaining part, and enter into contest with the offending matter, which they speedily dislodge and expeL They arc diem red by experience to be .a preserver of health, as well as a mto feet by taking only eight single Pills Spring and fall in every year: In short, the Patentee has this extraordinary obligation to them, that whatever Ise promised himself from them, they were sure to fulfil and exceed, as though impatient of immortal and universal fame. These Pills are most worthy a place in the cabinets of Misters ar.l Captains of Ships; the more so, for that they will keep good in all climates ...ny length of time, and that they have now borne the test of near 60 years,' with Incrmsing credit is thomselve-s, and honour to their author, insomuch that during the last eight years they have radially cured upwards of 40,000 per% sent, 'many of whom had been discharged from Hospitals where salivation had been frequently repeated, and all other methods made nse of without effect. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOMAS TA stor e Member of thelloyalCollege of Surgeons in London,at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street ; where he will give advice, without a Fee, to persons taking these Pills, and will answer Patients Les• tors, if post-paid, on the terms, observing in all cases the most ittviolable secrecy, no patient's name or case having bras mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Propilkor, during the course of more than 40 years, that he has bad the'coo ddcting of an extensive sale of the above medicine, and the prat rice arising therefrom. They are alstio sold; by his appointmentyar the Perfumer's, No. SS, St. Alban's-smeet, Pall-mall;. the Toy-shop,- No. 105, Os ford4troot; 'Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-Hill, nearly opposioetho Monument; and by one Person in every consider town in 4aiand,.&e. in Boxes of only 2s. sa. each, sealed with full and plain directions, whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease and secrecy. 11: Every - Boa told In Great Bait ain. is sealed up witha starcP, on which, bi&svourot the Commissioners, is printed at the Stamp Office "T. Taylors No. co, New -Bridge-street, to imitate whirls is felony, and all others are counterfeit. vsess LONDON , : Printed and Pubosbed by LEVEL K ENT, of C-a terbury Place, Lambeth, at the Siaa-Orri cc, No. ls " 4 ' street Publiahed jai) at the STAIL-011101, Tellapit Bar; C i