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TO THE MOON. Sister of Puotaus, gentle Queen, Of aspect mild, asd ray serene ; Whom friendly beams by night appear, The lonely Traveller to cheer ! Attractive Power, whose mighty sway, The Ocean's swelling waves obey; And "taunting upwards, seem to raise, A liquid altar to thy praise! Thee, wither'd hags, at midnight hour, Invoke to their infernal bow'r ; But I, to no suck horrid rite, Sweet Queen, invoke thy sacred light— Nor seek, while all but lovers sleep, To rob the miser's trussed heap.-- Thy friendly beams, alone, impart, To find the Youth, who stole my heart; Or guide me, from thy silver throne, To steal heart—or find my own ! SPliehnsford, Nov. 13. ToLLT PrAitlll.osllollll. LAP/ INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOVEMBER 2S. &KELLY V. SPARKS. Lord ELIANDOROU6II gave the Judgment of the Court upon this case, which was a writ of error from the Common Pleas, upon an action for the arrears of an annuity, brought by the Defendant, in error, Sparks against O'Kelly, the Plaintiff in error. The annuity was originally granted to the amount of 2001. per annum, by his Royal Highness the Prince of *Wales, to Samuel Chaney, the celebrated Jockey, A f whom the Defendant in error, Sparks, was the assignee. The annuity was covenanted to be paid by the Treasurer of his Royal Highness's privy purse, for the life of his Royal Highness, and if it P hould be in arrear ten days, then the Plaintiff in error, O'Kelly, bound himself to pay, as security. An action was brought for the arrears, when the Plaintiff in error pleaded that the arrears became due after the sth of July, 1795, to wit, on the 15th of June, 1805, and that Sparks did not give due notice of his demand to the Commissioners under that Act appointed for the payment of his Royal Highness's Debts. Upon a demurrer to this plea, the Court of Com mon Pleas determined against the Plaintiff in error, and upon a writ of error to this Court, it was now determined that that Judgment was correct. Lord Eussmonovou said, that it was immaterial when the debt became due, for the surety, as it was in this case, whether the payee of the annuity was enabled by any subsequent act to recover of the prin cipal, and that Mr. O'Kelly, as surety for his Royal Highness, was liable to the payment of the money. Judgment affirmed. THE KING V. MARY wrinvs. The Defendant was convicted of perjury, in swear ing falsely upon a trial between her master and ano ther person, in an action for words, that her master gave no provocation, when it appeared that he had used very foul language to the other party. He re covered 501. damages upon her evidence, and she was indicted for the perjury, and tried at the sittings of the last Term, when we reported her case. Mr. Serjeant BEST made a very impressive address to the feelings of the Court, and in consideration of her youth and good character, she was only senten ced to be imprisoned for three months in the King's Be:x.h Prison, and pay a fine of one shilling. COMBINATION AMONG TIIE CORN-DEALERS. Mr. Gaiutow called the attention of the Court to 2 circumsunce, important at all times, but particu larly so at present, when the price of corn is so ex tremely high. The fact to which he alluded was, a Combination among certain Corn-dealers, of a most mischievous tendency ; and his motion to the Court was for a rule to shew cause why a criminal informa tion should not be filed against them for such combi nation. The parties against whom he moved were named Pallgrave, Daw son, Crisp, Brown, Rich, Hawes, and others, as set down in three lists he should deliver in to the Court. The affidavit upon which he moved set forth, that a custom, time im metnorial, had prevailed in the Corn-market cf the City of Norwich, of selling corn by sample, for ready , money, or for Bank-notes, equivalent to cash, the payment to be made on the delivery of the bulk, or .on the next market day. The affidavit then stated, that on the ‘2`2d of October last, there appeared in the Norfolk Mercury a Resolution of the Corn-dealers to the following effect Resolved; that from and after this day we shall not purchase corn on any other terms than a month's credit ; to be calculated from the day of delivery." The Learned Counsel here observed, that he did not mean to dispute the right of indivi duals to sell or purchase corn on what terms they could agree upon ; but he would contend, that Corn dealers had no right to enter into a combination, which had for its effect great public mischief, and general inconvenience- But there were other Resolu tions to which the Corn-dealers in question had come; in the first place, if they were compelled to pay ready money, they resolved to have a discount of one penny upon every pound sterling they paid, which would be tantamount to the month's credit ; and, secondly, that the dealers should meet at a given hour on the market day, and do no business after two o'clock ; thus changing the whole course and practice of a market organized for the sale of the most essential :rticle of our subsistence. These Resolutions were s;' , ned by the parties against whom he had moved, and who had carried these Resolutions into effect, by refusing to fulfil their contracts but under the condi tions stated. The mischievous effects of this Combi nation had been felt already, and the importance of the motion, he trusted, would be acquiesced in by the Court. Lord ELLENROBOUGH asked Mr. Garrow in what way he proposed to state the public mischief, which he said ought to be suppressed, in case the Court granted a rule to shew cause ? He should imagine it must be by alledging that the practice alluded to had the effect of enhancing the price of corn, inasmuch as the growers must require a larger price for their produce, if they were obliged to give a month's cre dit. In other words, by the Resolutions entered into by the Corn-dealers, terms were imposed upon the sellers of corn, which had the effect of enhancing the price of that essential article of life. Mr. GARROW said, his Lordship had a correct idea of the mischief complained of, and it was impossible to calculate the further mischiefs that were likely to arise, if the Court did not interfere to put down the combination. The effect already produced was that of forcing the growers to find another market, and consequently the supply in the Norwich market being diminished, the price was enhanced. He would re peat, that persons had a right to buy and sell upon the most advantageous terms they could get ; but a body of individuals had no right to do that collec tively, the effect of which was prejudicial to tl e com munity at large. Lord E LLESB OROUGII.••••••" As individuals they may buy and sell upon the terms they agree for ; nobody will question that right ; but combining to impose terms upon the grower, such as described, is calcu lated to enhance the price of grain in the market, and of lessening the supply in that market, which is ano ther cause for an increased price. Take a rule to shew cause. It will be the means of more fully dis cussing the question, or of putting an end to the practice altogether."—Rule to shew cause granted. THE DUTY OF MAGISTRATES. Mr. CLARKE gave notice of an intended motion for a rule to file a criminal information against John Browne, Esq. a Magistrate of Norwich, for irregu. larity in passing Susannah Parsons and her child to her parish. The Learned Counsel said, he only mentioned the case, as it would be necessary to give the Magistrate a month's notice of the motion, and he should come again perhaps next term. THONIAS NAINNE. This person, convicted of perjury, and whose re cognizance had been estreated for his non-appearance to receive judgment upon a late occasion, appeared this day in Court, and craved further time, in order that lie might instruct Councel. The Court indulged him till tarn9rrov. COURT OF SESSION, EDINBURGH, NOV. 9.1. The following notice, put up in the Outer-house, evinces the determination of their Lordships to give that dispatch to business which has so long been con sidered as essential to the ends of justice, and which it was intended, in a great measure, to effect, by the recent division of the Court into two Chambers : " The Lord Justice Clerk gives notice, that answers to peti tions, memorials, and all other papers ordered by the Court, must be given in on or before the Ist of December next ; and that, after that day, every case will positively be taken up in the order in which it stands in the Long Roll, whether the papers swain ing are given in or notsil _ _ _ i Agents acting n both Chambers have been direct ed to indorse upon the back of each petition the name of the opposite party and his agent, as well as that of the petitioner. Saturday last, MATTHEW Ross, Esq. Advocate, was unanimsusly elected Dean of. the Faculty of Advocates, in room of the Right Hon. Lord Presi dent BLUE. HArrox-GAnDEs.— Thursday evening, the Star , veyor, Bricklayer, Carpenter, and the Chairman of the Committee of Paving, for the parish of St. Cle ment's Danes, attended before Mr. GRAHAM, in con sequence of a bill of indictment having been found against them at the last Middlesex Sessions, fur a nuisance, in stopping up the thoroughfare of the Strand several months, for the purpose of digging an ice-well, for Mr. Moussard, a confectioner, adjoin- ing the Crown and Anchor Tavern. Mr. Collier, the Vestry Clerk, attended for thc De fendants, and observed, that he thought the Gentle. men who had preferred the bill of indictment must be mad. Mr. GRAHAM stated, that he had been applied to months since, by a number of persons,.respecting the nuisance. Mr. Collier said, that when leave was given to dig the well, there was not the least idea that the public would experience the least inconvenience, except from the erection of a common hord, or leave would not have been granted.—The disagreeable circumstances'', that had resulted from it, were entirely owing to un foreseen and unavoidable accidents, such as the falling in of the ground, digging to a very strong spring, so much so, that now the well was complete, it was from twelve to fifteen feet deep of water, and if this could not be prevented, the well would be rendered useless, although it had cost Mr.Moussard £l5OO and when he began the work it was only estimated at about £l5O. Mr. GRAIL‘m held them to bail, themselves in £lOO and two sureties each in £3O. _ _ THAMES PoLtm—Thursday Geert Tohiat, master of a Dutch vessel, was convicted in the penalty of 401. and the forfeiture of his vessel, for having wil- fully landed an alien, at Holy Haven, not being one of the ports mentioned in his Majesty's Proclamation of August 12, 1803. • MARLBOROUGH-ST/ME - T.—Ai. "Akins, alias StarLy, Sam. Collins, alias Jasper, and Thomas Cavell, alias Pretty Jad, were on Thursday examined on a charge of burglary in the house of the Countess Dowager of Morton, on the sth of October. The burglary will be remembered by the circumstance of one of the pri soners having been wounded in the arm by a pistol shot, and the other having broken his leg whilst ef fecting his escape. Cavell was afterwards taken.— The wounded prisoners had been removed from St. George's Infirmary to Bridew•ell until they should be sufficiently recovered to be examined. The evidence brought forward was exactly to the effect of what was stated at the time of the burglary being committed. Budgehill and Foy corroborated what had been stated, ' and the former identified Starkey, whom he had be fore seen in custody. He also proved, that Cavell was in company with the others in Park-street.— Owen O'Brian, a watchman, proved having taken jasper, after he had jumped from the wall of Lady Morton's house. He complained of having been wounded in the arm. They were fully committed,l with the exception of Cavell, who was remanded for another examination. John Foy charged Jasper with breaking out of the dock at the Westminster Sessions, a few months since, he having been convicted of an attempt of burglary, with Cavell the other prisoner, and sentenced to six months imprisonment. DIED. At Plymouth-Dotk, of a starlet fever, after five days sickness, Lieut. Edward Hunt, of the Royal Artillery, fourth sots of Row land Hunt, of Dereaton, Salop, Esq. At Santa Croix, in September last, Captain John Pohlman, of the 96th regiment. At the Hotwells, in the prime of life, Miss Dori's& Hewitt * mond daughter of the Rev. Mr. Hewitt,of elancoolosear Bandon. Lately, at Copenhagen, Admiral Chipman, celebrated on the fAiitibent for his ability in =Rd architecture. LONDON M.ARKBFS. SMITHFIELD MARKET, NOVIMBIII 2S. To sink the Offal per stone of 81b. Beef 4s. Od. to Ss. 4 d. Veal 4s. 44. to 6s. 44 M ut ton 4s. o ss. 6d. Pork 4s. 6d. to 6s. 11111 L EAHH OE CATTLE TIM Mal% Beasts, about 750--Sheep, 3,300. Calves, 180--Pigs, 900. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Perstone of 81b.by the carcase. Ss. Od. to 4s. 4d. Veal 31. Bd. to 6s. Od tis. Ad. to 41. 44. Pork 41. Bd. to 6s. Oil PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JAMES ' S. W,uracaAraL. Hay 51. os. to 61. 10s. Hay 51. 53. to 61. 6s Straw 11. 163. to 21. 21. Clover 61. 105. to 71. 141 Straw 11. 14s. to 21. Os PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay 61. Os. to 61. 6s. Clover 61. 10s to 71. Os New ditto .51. los. to SE 17s. New do. el. Os to 01. Os Straw - 11. 10s. to 11. les. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. SAGS. POCILLI6.. 31. 101. to 41. 16$. Kent 31. los. to 51, lis 01. --s. East Kent of. Os 21. les, to 31. 12s. Sussex 31. Os. to 41. 4s Farnham P ackets ) 61. 61. to 7 1 . 7 s. per cwt. PRICE OF LEA THER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Butts 19d. 221 d. C'.df Skins 26*. 321 Ditto 24d. 25d. Ditto sls. 3141 Merchants' Backs led. 21d. Ditto 3 , 25. 36. Dressing Hides 174. 154. Small Seals Si. 2d. 3s. 4d Fine Coach Hides 180. 20d. •targe ditto 1008. 150 ft Crop llides fur ant. 19d. 2:ld. Tanned I4orse Hides 19d 20 Id Ditto 161 d. ISM. Goat Skins 003. Ws. PRICE OF' TALLOW. St. James's Market tie 511 Town Tallow Ills Col Clare Market 6s 64 Yellow Russia 116 s -4 Od Whitechapel Market bs 54 White ditto 114 s -s Od per stone of blb. ---- Snap ditto 1143 -s Od 19s 4iti Melting Stuff 66. -s Od Average 6s sid Ditto rough --3 -s Od Graves 14s Od Good Dregs 14s Od Yellow Soap, 116s--Mottled, 126 s Od-Curd, I Price of Candles, per dozen le* od-Aloulds, 17s 01. COAL. MARKET, November 25. Ships at Market Ships sold 89 Newcastle Coals 87 455. 6d. to 55s Od. I I Sunderland 11 44*. Od. to 49. 6d. 1 Stone Coal 0 00s. 04. 4 Cinders it 36; Od. Eee f Mutton Kent East Kent Suastz HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning - • 3:: minutes alter 9 Afternoon - - minutes after SALES BY AUCTION. VALUABLE FRF.EHOLI) ESTATES, WHITE CROSS STRUT, OLD-STREET, MIDDLESEX. By Messrs. SHARP and KIR KM', At Garraway's, on Friday, December ftth, at Twelve, in Lots, QUNDRY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, consisting of eleven Houses in White Crus4-street, Nos. 174, to 184; and several houses and tenements coutiguous, i in Bear and Ragged Staff-yard, and Scott's-yard, let to eighteen respectable tenants, on repairing leases, commencing Michaelmas 1412, at moderate rents, amounting together to 7421. per annum; also the present nett rental of 1241. per annum fur three years and three quarters, arising from 'the above estate, let on lease, which v‘- pires at Michaelmas, 1812, (when the before-mentioned rents, amounting to 7421. commence). To be viewed till the sale, and particulars had in due time of Mr. Annecley, Solicitor, Hare -court, Temple; at Oarrawars ; and of Messrs. Sharp and Kirkup, Winchester-strek, where a plan of the estate may be seen ; as also at NI r. A tmesleys. NAVIGABLE CANAL SHARES AND A CITY ROAD 130N1),—By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, the 2.1 of December, at twelve o'clock, at Garraway's, London, THE TENTH CANAL NAVIGATION, five Shares and a quarter in this excellent improving concern, from tke River Neath to the Aberdare Railway , the Divided lately paid was .1.15. per Share per Annum nett, and by the great advantages it possesses the Dividends May be expected to continue increasing. The Swansea Canal, four Shares, an established Navigation, the last Dividend was £5 per St-are per Annum nett. Also Shares in the Grand Junction, Ellesmere, Kenna and Avon, Ashby de la Zona, and Wilts and Ikrks Canals, a City Road Bond of £lOO, bearing £5 per Cent. Interest. Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham ; Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Scott, tns, New Bridgc street, London. FREEHOLD ESTATE IN HAMPSHIRE. Fur SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANOR of EAST HOE, in the Parish of Soberton, consisting of Two capital Farms, a Water Corn Mill, Meadows, sundry Cop holds, Cottages, Quitrent=,, a Purlieu in Bere Forest, with all Manorial Rights and Inutiunities, the whole being compact together. Hoe Manor Farm, containing about six hundred and forty-five Acres of arable, pasture, and wood Land, in a ring fence, a ca pital Farm House, which may be improved into a genteel resin I deuce, large Darns, all ot h er buildings suitable, in good repair, i • iu the occupation of William Horn. Hoe-Cross Farm, containing about four hundred and fifty-five Acres, customary measure, of arable and wood Land contiguous, together with a very good Farm House, several Barns, and other suitable buildings, in good repair, in the occupation of Henry I Silvester. Reid* Water Corn Mill, and ten customary Acres of good meadow Land, a Dwelling I louse, Cottage, and other budding., all in good repair, in the occupation of John Stubbington. A Cottage, and about four customary Acres of meadow Land, I in the occupation of William Puok, tenant at will. 'Ehe whole situate near Hambledon, in a pleasant country, plenty of game, well stocked with line thriving young Weikel . , ten miles from Portsmouth, seven hum Bishop's Waltham, fit'. teen from Winchester. The Tenants will chew the Premises. The Farms may be en. tend on at Is liehaeltnas next. For Particulars inquire of Richard Eyles, Esq. Eaatmeon; or of Thomas Martin, Westmeon. Why Letter, post paid. merits of your LE.IKE'd rxrENT riu,s, to mad to you the following Cure, which has recently been pa& by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the Umbel of an old Venereal Complaint (attensia by a complicaticcei orders arising therefrom) was reduced almost to a skekoii although he had the best medical advice which could tesloo 4 .. and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing couldigor' l which seemed to suit his case, or to du him any seri. - mained in a most reduced amid pitiable situation for unable to follow his profession, and scarcely able to • ! ito stand on his legs; in fact no one who knew him eve. FOR BILE ANS) INDIGESTION—HALLAMI ANSI- I t possible for bins to recover. He was advised at last to BILIOUS PILLS. . LEAK E'S PILLS—he did so, adhering strictly to the T HESE Pies are particularly recommende d in all givenwith thens—he had not taken more thau two bet Bilious Complaints, whether arising from a weak or de. he found an alteration fur the .better ; this encoural ranged action of the stomach, from colds whereby the secretion proceed, and by taking a few b oxes more he found' of bile is obstructed—or from excess in sating ordrinking,wherein : andstrength gradually return, and is now as healthy . the bile is rendered acrid and corrosive, and regurgitated to the . auy man I know. You are welcome, sir, to rrtsr an t stomach, causing sickness, jaundice, windy disorders, indigestion, • me for a confirmation of the above account, if it &c. In habitual costiveness, a sluggish %tate of the bowels—sick doubted. I ant, Sir, your obedient humble servant. head-ach, and also during pregnancy, they may be taken with sin- library, Folkston, July 10, 1805. THUS. PUR gular good effect. Price 26. Pd. per Box, duty included. i Prepared and sold by the sole Propietor, Thomas Sold wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, GS. St. Paul's Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at Church-yard, London ; and retail by all Medicine Vendors in the No. 9, New Bridge-street; where, after a constant United Kingdom. t more than forty rears, in a practice particularly DR. FREEMAN'S GU'rl'A SALUTARIS. Cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to HE value of this Infallible Medicine has been so ceneratisa in both Sexes, with that inviolable • THE of his profession should always °biers e, hr f long proved, that nothing of the present day can bear a the advice and assistance he gratuitously admiois: competition with it in all the different stages of a certain Disease, taking this Medicine, will be esteemed t by a disc, which it effectually cures and eradicates front the habit, without as an advantage seldom to he obtained, and void of an. exciting the painful feelings and esposure that attends salivation, .A sold,by his appointment, fur the c onvenience without debilitating the constitution in any degree , o r even re. icing at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. A lso quiting confinement from business, or restriction in diet. The l'all Ala ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Oxford street: radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their claim rough's, No. 7, hislx-street-hill; It Baxter's S. to public approbation for more than thirty years. In the de- Edinburgh; Mr. M'Donald's, Glasgow ; Mr. alwell , one person in every considerable town in Great i bili ther t Y th t b at h s ; e i f s 4 p t u e Y ce4pmbeyatoollemerfreetsililgaresmwercratimve: illicitv/ Mr. Billinge's, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester. pleasures, or the effects of a warm climate to traveller*. and those land, in boxes of only in. Sti. each, sealed up going abroad. They cannot be reconuneoded too strongly to directions, whereby persons of either Sex may cure those who will receive a safe, speedy, and complete cure in all old . with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. stubborn Gleets, and very weakness that affectathe bladder and : N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed organs of urine. By its e>6euy many women have become 1110 the who for years had been deprived of that happiness , the Stamp-Office.... T. Taylor, No. 9, New Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Bu's, No. 1, Cheapside,eor- Stamp, on which, by favour of the Co mm issionethen imitate which is Felony, and all others are eau:lto nor of Paternoster-row, andretall by Mm, Portsmouth; Weston, Ponies ; Wigs and Rogers, Plymouth ; Peck, Hull; Calm 11, Dub ilin ; Macdonald, cslassow • Smith mad Mandertoo, Edinburgh, LONDON : Printed and Published by LEVE. . t, l aud by most country medicine venders, in bottles. at `2ll. 96.1. each, . terbury Place, Lambeth , at the ST A I- Orrice, .o with ample directions . I street . Published also E the ST a a-Or ?ICS, T est :hough tie 11ae1 the neat int-talc-3i auvivv mt 4 tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing ooulditil lol bier, seemed to suit his case, or to du him any serves**' ained in a most reduced and pitiable situation for 115.: table to follow his profession, and scarcely able to wad or I , stand on his legs; in fact no one who knew him ever AO possible for bins to recover. He was advised at last to or ( E.VK E'S PILLS—he did so, adhering strictly to the de / vets with thent—he had not taken more than two hosts, found an alteration fur the .better ; this encouraged 111 -weed, and by taking a few boxes more he found his • adstrength gradually return, and is now as healthy and ay man 1 know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any • - me for a confirmation of the above account, if it shoal oubted. 1 ant, Sir, your obedient humble servant. library, Folkston, July 10, 1805. THOS. PURR { Prepared and sold by the sole Propietur , Th o mas T : ..lember of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his do. 9, New Bridge-street; where, after a constant vessel ' more than fiwty rears, in a practice particularly directed to :ore of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the ' ;metadorn in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrety • nen of his profession should always observe, hr Batters • he advice and assistance he gratuitously admioistors to aking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discauirt is an advantage seldom to he obtained, and void of ambifoq' 1 Also sold,by his appointment, for the convenience ol iving at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. l'all Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Oxford stmt; '. rough's, No. 7, Fisk-street-bill; Mr. Baxter's Sout: Edinburgh; Mr. M'Donald's, Glasgow ; Mr. Caldwell',, Mr. Billinge's, Liverpool Mr. Atkinson's, Manchestett_i one person in every considerable town in Great Britain r land, in boxes of only Is. 9d. each, sealed up with full! directions, whereby persons of either Sex may Cure • • 1 ; with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed IT Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners is ' " the Stamp-Office--T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bri • ; imitate which is Felony, and all others are counts:Orli. LONDON : Printed and Published by LEVEL st-- in . -Nis i terbury Place, Lambeth, at the STAII-Orrteg, street. Published also at the ST a-Oroscs, TOO' st •ee •7 Op e 7 elle we • e• • - 410LOMOWS 'CUM! VOIiFALTIt • TilE intentionof this World s f or the pose of warning Youth from falling into a de e ms ctroctive habit, that fascinates the senses and allures th em commission of a solitary vice which destroys the lie.dth. sits of its votaries, and renders them feeble and indetiv, Having seen so many victims to this alluring, this Beet the Author thinks he has been fortunate in opening th e youth, and skewing them the danger and destructivi quences that attend such practices. Sold at 3s. by H. D. Symonds, Paternoster -row ; and Leigh, _No. 18 , Strand, and All _ . T HE extraordinary and well -attested Cures have been performed by SPILSBURY's vxrENr SCORBUTIC DROPS, for thirty-five years and uptar justly raised their celebrity, and the Proprietor only wishes, of their superior efficacy ill the Diseaies of lirptions, s Scrophula, gout, Rheum:divot, Bilious Complaints, and voile Affections connected with the StomaLb, to *lv. deuce this antidote deserves. The genuine Medicine has the words, " By the King expressed on the bottle, bill of dkection, and ounidc and the King's duty is printed in 141.tck ink. Sold At the Dispt;usa;y, No. 15, Soho-square, Londo n bottles of ss. 6d. ; double bottle. I 0.. ; and larn t r pitunti Essence, to allay U111`11:3Sallt irritation, bs. SW AN INN, ROSS, HER LORDSHIRE. CRNEI.IUS YEA RSLE b egs respectA inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, th at taker and entered upon the above INN : where he hop es dub y and mention, to merit the preference of their lave C. Y. is happy to say, his present Stuck of Wine and equal, if not superior, to any I louse in the trade; and; the utmost attention to A future selertioi:, by ender„, procure of as good qualities as can lie bad. His laid, / ways be stored with the choicest ankles of the sea son. terior of the House will he regal Lied with caution, • well-aired Bedding. urgent and clean Post-etyl, e , Horses, and careful Driver, will be constantly kept ; is determined no expence or exertion stall be sp at a the I louse equal, it not superior, to any on the nail Boats procured, and Provisions provided, on the al tire, for Parties wishing to take an excursion down ‘Vye thu Romantic Scenery of which is so deservedly DUTL.E a Ciii.E.Bß/VrED RLtiIORA7IVE POWDER. BEAUTY of Countenance, and regularit tom, Aro allowed to tlittinguith the linti4h Proprietor of BUTI.ER's TOOTH POWDLR wnul. to remind his Country-women that the lustre of tht loses half its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, rotten and unhathy appeorance--this is the more inert the present preporatioo niTirtit the infallible Mans every blemiAt of the etionid, ansi is tAte in its upplicitioa,, composed of Vegetables. Itit reconim;tuleal to the attention of an ranks, away every imperfection, either in the odour, or the t enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath swot a bk., and making the Gums of their pr..per thane, and is hue ; and a certain preventive against tht• Tooth -ache. Nina position of this kind ever brought forward to public node, ta met such universal approbation; and the Proprietor has to ha that it is in daily use 01 Royalty itself. Sold, wholcsile and retail, by Mr. Butler, !fn. 4, Om* . corner of Paternoster-tow ; and retail, by Crisp, corner of sfek Gardens; Pidding, OxtOrd-street; Clarke, 3ti9, Boos*. Baxter, falitiburgh and Glasgow , and by most Canny M il k; N'esiders and Perfumers, in boxes at ‘2.'s. yd. each. IMPORTANT bIiiCOVERY. 'I'HE Advantage the Public must alvrays d Irunt rrgularly edUCatelli profeeaiftnal men directing e cloodvely their studies to one specie, of malady, wa, new - sot dearly demonstrated that' by the unasampled success whitt attended the athnini,tration I , f their new renndy,and the ems din:uy cures it has performed. kor a long series of yairs,liset CI , R R IL and CO. Surgeons, for, in his 7slajtsay sserrict,hut made the Venereal ltisea , e the panic Air object of their isusi gation, and are happy in having diseovered-a medicineseptiort mercury in the cwe of that complaint; it is sufficirnt teas* tit:A the effects of this remedy are diametrically oppwitetetke of mercury, for though it completely eradicates vinylsgel the virus, in it most confirmed stages, yet it does notistitkat injure the constitution ; on the contrary, it enovatent.rta in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, =digit:a:a gestion : thus instead of reducing a strong and Timm cook Lion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it nut cahlts • • • ALT the ersph st r at . a Mule* . allure them t o o,. the h s e:dth ast toil inactive heti,/ ;, this dee t i t i k i,... • , l ie ning th e eft s " . . destructive ev io , ter-row ; 14.44, ors. ted Cures vlki • 's vxt r 4-11. • • and upw.tris, • . or poly wiiists t;,4 Eroptions, Se t , laints, and the t„ . • to judLeothooli, • y the King's pe, e: * • tul (Masi& one,: , n 6 re, Londoo,lastel • arger sts. •gs respectfullN • • Public, that Itt is rre he hopes, by ak . of their favours '. • f Wine and Spirits rade; and be , by elldenvaing His Larder shall 1 the sewn eutioq . Th e tr. p en k idgefy PoSt-etiaina Rod, ttle kept; ir.4rt,s they lured %Roan • the rosi. on the shortest vs ion down tit ki t • deservedly adtairsi. Or, tAll% k 100 1•11 ' regtamity Of Feu I.lrnish Fair; het 5, DU would bilis' ustre of they (lee "t ark% mortiinescookk a de means Of TreOlig •• I I its upPlicltioG. pdir:44.3ll::lrbt:'l:brahrietp:t7un'tetbchricoralthsiel;:u.uutt7ifivoticydealfdillilla serves that co - ustifittion in its primitive state, butrestures alma 11 and debilitated one to its natural strength anti vigour. Numbe less instances are on recent record of the superior Army of t. •en medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting is a corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding front as et•• of conjugal or illicit plea,ure, or from the more insidious, t • • not destrut eve, indulgence of 111E3 youth of both • • in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the ineLnicholy variety • disorders which aro the consequence of this solitary vice, thefts none more afflicting than that distressing state of debilityntk ficiency which prevents ur embitter , the 111Arrimocill state ;It et unhappy bufferer brood* over his niirfortune, ashamed b 3 setht 111 ' lief, until he is reduced to suck a AMC of weaktoss as to lite uppre-sive. To such persona it newt he a consoling' • tion to know, that they may now, lora new infallible ta. treatment, be restored to that greatest of all hunts Nutt* strung, manly and vigorous constitution. In all cases of dehility,deilciency, from whatever rause • as well as in every species of veadteal infection, 'hlssars. - s - and Co. may be consulted by patients of either set A greatest secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, . Garden. Patients in the country, describing the p b their complaints, by letter post paid, enclosing a Bank Dote, have thu necessary medicine and advice sent so any pan d kingdom. No. 107, HattonGuis TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ.it No. 9, NEW 1312.111(.;E-STREET, LONDCM SIR -1 consider it bat an act of justice clue Ni IL _c......_ v 11: VI'VTI . I . PILLS_ to coned. TT