Star. — London, England, 1803-10-06 00:00:00

10 THE EDITOR OF THE 37AZ r Sir—At a time like the prefent you will pleafe to 'acute me Int dndeavniiring to bring before the pub lic eye, through the medium of your Paper, what looks like negled in tome part of the Government, 'iz. not endeavouring to have as many, or nearly as man. fault v lids fitted nut and Rationed in the North Sea and Eng Wit Channel, as our enemies are fitting and buil ing in thrife places to invade us. We well know the French have given up the idea of fighting their way over our Navy has taught them the futility of that, therefore they have changed their plan: if we are rightlj informed. they will procure three or four thoul'and fmall velfels, which may con tain a 50,000 men, in the hope that while a few of them arc aficiog quarter from the (mall number of thins of war which may happen in the way, the reit may land and attack the friends of thole their com panions are begging their lives from. The bell mode of oppofing fuch invaders is certainly by numbers of f nall veffels : we ihnuld have as many, or nearly as many, as our eneniie : We (tmid procure them either by purchafe, building, or requifition, we have - enough of them in the llritifh 'lands at prefent of from to to 5o tons, and we have more fealaring men than our enemy : there all put in requifitinn, and armed in the belt manner, and even manned with jug men enough to navigate them, wculd be capable of bringing our enemies in as ptifoners, or at lean throwing their arms and ammunition overboard ; whereas our (hips of war, as they are managed at prefent, can rake only a few, while the reit efcape. large (hip cannot fail twenty different ways, though her crew, difperfed in twenty different large boats, may, and each defiroy or take nearly as many as a large veal. It mull be obvious to every perfon, that veffels drawing from fifteen to twenty feet water, crnizing in the North Sea, which Is mottly pilot water, and very fhoal near the Flemi(h coatl, in numbers of abort one to ten, are not as of featial a kind of armament to oppofe flotillas of (mall decked gun boars (drawing hut 8 feet, fit to fail over banks, and keeping in a dote body with oars, and - a 24 pounder in their bows. and which being'attacked by' a tenth part of their number will difperfe..and mnfl of them probably make good their Pant ), as as equal number, or nearly an equal number of (mall stack r.f nearly the fame defcription. lithe Govern ment thinks that the French will &dually build or fit out +Soo boats, wc fbould alfo fir out +soca oars, or at lealt sOOO, or even 2000; but if it I. fuppofed we cannot fit wit that number, we fhould put in requifi Eton as - many (mall veffels at will make up the num ber. Thefe manned with but few wen, and carrying as many guns as they can, being commanded by Officers of the Navy, rind liationed as near the enemy as chturnila ores will allow, will be the molt effec tual (and molt comfortable for our friends) means of defence, as it may keep them out of the country, . but it is impoffible for a few men of war to keep fuch a large number from landing. The French depend , ing no this, and the knot% humanity of the Engh(h to prifnners, will be able to perfuade their troops to embark ; becaufe loch as are attacked, and cannot make refniance, think they have nothing to do but elk for quarter, while the ref who cannot be purfued way efeape and Lind. Ido not pretend to fay, they would have any fuccefs when met, in the field by an equal number of Britons: they are inferior in courage and bodily firength, and always prefer fur rendering to (landing to be much cut ; but how much more preferable would it be to break, perhaps anni• biiale. their force before they reach the (pore. A number, nearly equal to theirs, of fmall 'raft's, no matter how procured, either by requifition or other. wife in this emergency, well armed and managed by os tea Officers, would prove a very effectual mode of defence. ♦ PATRIOT MID lIIIIICIPLID ANTI.OALLICAN. Limerick, Sept 26, Mi. POLF: C o WA liow•sester.—Since the paging Of the late A& of Parliament, requiring that every lack !hall preafely bold three bufhels, the firlt uperation.of /which corn ounces! on Saturday lett, the different Coal-heavers, conceiving that they thereby incurred a confide:able allition to their labour, as previous to this Jut every room of coals was filed and faded according to the ch3Wron, and not with refpett to what each tack in - trinfieally contained, determined to infilt upon an ad t ince of wai,es, and in confequence, the men work ing with Ma' s. Wood, of Svo land yard, began t!se combina' ion, by refufing to wink until their demands were complied with. A deputati•n, confiding of fix, was theref o re brought to this Office, on Timidity night, in order that the difference might be fatisfac torily adjofled. Leonard Clerk to Melts. Wood. laid, that (ince Janteury lad, the filling and lacking a chaldion of cttals had been paid for at the rate of gd. per gang, which confids of three men ; that for fix or liven years previous to that period it was only 70. and Oa- re that, to long as he could rarietwber, no 1110 ft than 6J. ; that on Monday morning the men then prefent, Ailthough engaital by the piece, which they had left incomplete, rerofed to work milers they were paid It; sb ratq of one (billing per chaddrun.per gang, being nn advance of threepence. On the part raf.the Coal-heavers, one of their bre thren, named tlicisids, recapitillued the increafed Lab, .r they underwcat, and fivygeilci that they were cant-queenly entitled to a propot ;innate advance of wages. The Magi:lrate explained to the men, that how ever they might conceive themfelves aggrieved, their attempt at reilrefs was illegal, and merited revere pit ointment ; AS. innead of prefenting a tcfpeßful rue• movial to the Gentlemen who employed them, they had endetivonted to ace their purport .by menace, an?that, therefore, though ever aver* to ponifh the I Infirions labourer, .it WIN his d. ty to enforce ihe A, again* Combinations, by committing them to rifon, valets th-y could find bail to appeal The men, fenfiitla of their error, agreed to return to their an,l we tenderfland A electing of the PrincipalSoal Mc:chants was held on /*acidity even lug in order to deterronic upon the prof nett of inak in the men' an advance, in confiJeration of theit additional exertions. Tuefday, a J:w was examined befure relosa,, • - Efq. and Sir W. Pamirs, the gain Magiarates at Bow Arco, on a charge of robbing los mailer, ano• thee Jew, of a large quantity of wearing apparel.— The profecutor keeps a clothes thins in Titehbourne (tree, and the prifoner w,rs his weekly fervent, lodg i.,g in the bottle. On the morning of the 13th of brit month he abfeonded, taking with him a large quan tity of wearing apparel, but being fufpeded to be gone to Gravefend. the praccutor followed him thi ther, and found him at a public houfe, with a confi dcrablc part of the Rohn property in his noffeffion. He was committed for trial, and the parties bound over to profecute. MAR mos Housa.—We-dnefchty s lidqvards, lfrdliaar pm, and 'I Imams Waldeck, were brought be fore the Loan MAYOR, charged, the two latter with (leafing a balket of oils, pickles, and Cruces, and the former for receiving the fame knowing it to have been Rolm. One of the partners of Mefrri. Gordon and Eamett, nil merchants, Fifh-greet Hill, Rated, that Jones and ,Walbeck were porters employed by them, and that having frequently fufpeded they had sobbed them, he, and a friend who confirmed his fuf picion, watched them on Traefday morning, when they Caw Jones go loaded into a neighbouring public houfe ; Walbeck followed, and they then raw Ed. wards come out with a balket, containing varioni ar ticles of pickles, tcc. The prifoners were then taken into euflody. This winters fwore to the articles found in the balket. The prifoners were examined feparately. Edwards raid, is his defence, that he did not know the other prifoners ; that the bottles in the balket were his own, he having bought them the fame morning from a mate of a lbip at Billingfgate ; he paid fifteen fhillings for them, and was fore he did not (seal them. The otherprifoners denied the charge. They were all remanded for a future examination. A great number of quartern and half quartern loaves were yeflerday brought before the Loan Maros, by the Inquell Jury of Farringdon Without, which they found at different atop., deficient of weight. Two of the bakers attended. and were fined in the mitigated penalty of two &Wings and fix. pence for every nonce deficient, and the bread was fent to the prifoners in the two Compton. The other bakers were orslered to be fummoned to atteird.— His Lordtbip commended the Jury for their lauda ble exertion. Woas II Ir•sy a 22 —Ye fterday two mete, named Barnes and johtrin, were fatly committed for trial.— They were charged by Peter Foy with running away with his purfe, containing 291. which he had incau tioufly pla:ed ()11 a table in a public houfe, in White croft- Urea, whither he had gone in order to dif charge a (mall debt, on the 23:1 of September. The fad of the prifoners making off with the purfe was folly proved, but no part of the property was recovered. The prifoners denied the charge. WMITECHAPILL.— Yefterday three Lafcars were charged by the landlord of the City of Carlitle pub lic houfe, in 119temary•lane, with coming to his houfe with cutlaffes, and endeavouring to cut every perfon down, and breaking his windows. It appeared in evidence that they were robbed of isol. but could not defcribe where, or in what man ner it was done ; they made a miftake as to the hnufe. A perfon came from the India Houk to get them liberated, and paid ttie landlord for the da mage.he had fitftained. They were put on board a (hip for their better prote&ion from the women of the town, who are foppofed to have robbed them. The following perfons have been committed to. Yolk Cattle, viz.—yjeph liadfoi, charged by the Coroner's Inquefi with the wilful murder of John Littlewond, lying dead at the townthip of Leeds; .I:yea Robert: and William Graves, both of New Malton, boatmen, charged upon the oath of Ann Ward, daughter of Francis Ward, wf Howcham, with having &Gutted and iavithed her on the rid ult. in her !other% hnufe, at Hawthorn afortfaid. A plan was lately laid by two men to rob the beaoti,Ol mantion of the Ma quit of Amenity, at B.ton's Court, in the county of Tyrone. They had concealed thenifelves behind a bed in one of the apartments, but were dircovered in time to prevent the perpetration of their plar. One of the Hammerlunith Rages was on Tuefday overturned in the Sit and, dote to St. Clement's Church. There were fix pet foss in the coach, Eva none of them (offered any injury, the driver only had a M g ! , bruife in his band. On l'aerday Mr.. W. Lola. many years a•refpet able . tradefinan la Bath, was found drowned near Bath-Eatloo t he has left a widow and family to la ment bib Infs. Laft Monday two Gentlemen and a Lady in a chalk, coming along Maryland Point, near Stratford, a coach ran againil the chaife, when the Gentlemen was thrown into a ditch, and the Lady tinder the carriage. She was greatly hurt and uken to a neighboui ing turgeon. On Tuefday Lill a boy, fun of the keeper of the North Trade Turnpike-gate, near ',MCI, was run over by a cart, near hi, father's door, and In terribly bruited, that he expired in confegoence on the (pot. Lail week a boy, named Blacketer, who had been watching fruit at Luddenham, near Faverlham, was met and defined by a man to carry his coat borne, but not to touch any thing in the pockets ; the boy, however, hatched, and in one of the pockets found a loaded hurfe piflol ; after playing with it fome time he met two children, each about twelve years old, the foils of Mr. Cl.au forgeon, and Mr. CLARICE, whom !fe threatened to (hoot, and intmediately pre. fented and (napped ; it Brft miffed fire, but the second time it unfortunately went off, and wound. ed one in the head and the other in the breaft ; but it is hripal not mortally. On Friday afternoon about three o'clock, a Swe difh Captain, in company with two others of his coon. trymen, coming down Comb;ft to attend 'Change; having an umbrella over his head, was ramified by a woman with a child in her arms, who begged him to protect her from the rain for a few minutes. To this the Gentleman humanely contented s and the woman pictendmg that the had been travelling for r evera l limo., and was fo much eshanned as to be ready to fink with fatigue, he contented to carry the child for a few paces. Pretending in the mean time to adjell part at her drefs, the wuntan lagged behinct and contrived to give the Gentleman the flip, late. it% Film to provide in the heft manner he could the infant, which was about two months old • ECCI,EkAhIeAL PROMOTION. - . - - The Rev. John Flantak, of Iludotin, Cornwall. war lattly In- ftitutcd to the Vicar-40# flaathorpc, io dee county of Notfollt, 11 the Prefotta ion of the Malta and Fellows of Pembroke Hall, Cauubridge. PIVIDRNDS. - - ()etcher 6. Thetas Joharoo, of Kidd ertniaßer. NVarreltetadre, grocer, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Inn. Warceller. °saber ir. Richard Gibfon, of Rochdale, Lan.c.hir•:, joiner an. c..Tcater, at eleven. at the White Hart "Eavara, Klagrioa-upoa- HulL Oittober 14. John Pcta Rlthantof Liverpool, merchant. at twelve, at the Star And Garter Tay ern, Paradife-firect, Liverpool. (Maher lg. Francis Brentnall, of Derby, grocer, at e.cvm, at the King's Arms Tavern, Derby. (Moho as. Sawn. Gifford of Exeter, dyer, dealer and chapnian, at ten, at London. Offtobrr rt. Evan Evans, of ;, , riftol, woollen-draper, at eleven, at the Runup, r Tavern, lirittOl. Oduber tB. Daniel Powney the younger, of Sherburne, Dorfet, vietualler, at twelve, a• the Cultic and Ball Inn, Bath. October tB. John Bewick the younger, of Morkwearmouth- Shore, Durham, butcher, at eleven, at the Peacock Inn, in liiihopwcarmouth. Odoh.r az. James Szurrock, late mailer of the Purfnit Weft Indiaman, mafter-nuariner, dealer and chapniAa, at ten, at Guild hall, I amsdon. Oilober 17. Elizabeth Share, widow, and Thomas Share, both lite of Clcobury Mortimer, Salop, druggilts, grocere and eopart. seers, at Herm, at the Eagle and Serpent Inn, Cleoburyhfortimer. Odoher aB. Jolt-ph Haines Brandith, of Birtuingli.un, fadtor, at ten, at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. Odober 24. Matthew Hillyard Gannett, of Taunton, Somerfct, draper and taylor, at eleven, at the George Inn, Taunton. ()doter 24. Edward Cole, of Exeter, taylor, at. eleven, at the 4:Job:Tavern, Exeter. Odober 25. Ebenezer Oilchrift and Jofeph Barry, both of Liver pool. merchant. and copartners, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern in John-ftroct. Liverpool. October at. William Fills, of Not wich, habezdaftter, at five, at the White Swan, St. Peter of Maneroft, Norwich. Oetober 2,t,Thuntas Sawyer, of Wooiwkh, Knat, vidualke, at ten at Guildbill, London. Oitacr 25. William Morris, of Coventry, mercer and draper, •, - , . • . . at ten, at the Cattle Inn, Coventry. Occtoher 16. Thomas Heinen', of the pall& of Dunsford, Devon, miller, dcalsv and chapman, at four, at the Globe Tavern, in Exeter. Odoier ao. Thomas Read, late of Winfinw, Sucks, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the White Hart, Northam ton. Odo►er 22. Richard Tennant the younger, at Wakefield, York- Lire, merchant, dealer and chapman, at ch.-ven, at the White Hart Inn, Wakefield. OM ober to. W Wiam Harrop, of Salford, Lancallsive, ulanufads- Ter, at eleven, at the Commercial Inn, Mattehefter. Odober at. William Wainwright, of Liverpool, ironmonger, at twelve, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. October au. Thomas Strickland and Swinton Calthurft Holland, of Liver - pool, merchants and copartners, at twelve, at tic Stilt and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Nov. I. Thomas CosyMaw, of Alliborne, Derbyitire, currier, at eleven. at the King's Head Inn, toMeld, Dertlfhire. Nov. t. Coin Farquhar, late of Maddox- /trees, pariOs of Saint George, Hanover. lquare, ididdlefca, builder and carpenter, at ten, at.Gui;dhall• Nov. 7. Samuel Greenwood,• of Newman-fleet, Oxford-ftreet, Middlefra, coaeh -maker; at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. s. Thomas Jenkln, of .Abriarch-lane, Undo., dealer and chapnuin, at ten. at Guildhall. Nov. 5. John Neale, of Brick-lane, Spitalselds, Mildlefex, fald man and butcher, at tea, at Guildhall. Nov. 5. SaMuel Holmes, of Thuntaa-ftrmt, pH& °Mint John, Southwark, Surrey, merchant and Stip-owner, at tan, at Guild ball, Landon. BIRTHS. At Ki,.Llc,tl:c. Lady of Lieut. Col. Skinner. itch reg. of a foe. In C•rk, tlic I .ady of M Gnold Adams, Efq. of • foo. In V.'irklnw, Mro barlow, wife of A. Barbw, Efq. of a fon. eu 37tb ult. Mn Patullo,of 11M/souffle, of aka, Oti the aJth ult. Mrs. Archibdd Barnet, Norsk Frederick-ftroet, Edinburgh, of a' fon. On the ad iaft. at Pin's Court, near Coals/nide the Lade of Capt. Jenkins, of the It op! Weft Middlekx Mind, of a daughter. At Machyrdleth,ht North Wakat the I:ith olLibo Lady of Hate= phrey Trafford Campbell, Efq. of Lodigalr Houk, of a iltughter. At his bode la Blonsaburpiguarc, the Lady of Charles sad hant, M. D. of a daughter. hi ARRIFD. On Vie 24th ult. by fpccial licence, Feuds M'Cartuer, Efq. of North ewe-Meet, Dub.in, to Ws Home, eldcft daughter of the late Thomas Hume, MI. of Coriga, colony Leitrim. At Baltimore, county Cork, Wm. Broomfield. Efq. of the 26t1 Foot, to Milk Freke, niece to Sir John creke, Bart. Richard Cuthbert, of Mariborough-firect, Efq. to Mk Margaretts Litton, only daughter of the bits Edw. Litton. of Li. verpool, Efq. • At &diced, near Train, the kit of Pierce Manny, Efq. Charles Spread, Efq. Barrilter.at.Law. to Mifs Sheehy, daughter of the late Wiu. Sheehy, of Gardco-fidd, county I.iincrick,Efq. On the Sth ult. at St. James's Church, Richard Edwards, Efq. of High Elms, HertfordZire, to Mira Howard, of Km6aEtoa On the aad ult. at llithop We/mouth. in the Cooney of T. NJ: holfoo, Ffq. of tilhopWcarmouth Grecn,to Mira E.Maling, daughter of I. Malang Efq. of Grange, in the fame county. On the 24th ult. Mr. /Award Milacron, Attorney at Law, to Mils Mary Ann Lowtblan, both of I.lverpoor._ . . Thurfday lalt, at St. Mary-la-boooe Church;l.leutenaut Carrie I.eaboo. of the qth Foot, to ?Ara Elizabeth Oataham, widow of the late Samar' Osenhatn.Elq. of Wear. near Exeter, Devon. - - At Edinburgh, oo the srf ult. Will-am Giblets, Ekaserciseet In Edinburgh, to Mils Martha Dryfdale, daughter of the late Mrs Alexander Dryfdalc, and avec of the late Rev. Do Hugh Blair. At Y. the itrn: A. Hasderfon, to Mifs Eupliatic Polieek, dauzliter of Huth Pollock, Efq. of fail place. At Elackns.:k-Houk, County of Antrim, Daniel Martin, ci New Trull., Efq. to Allis Mary Martin. Mr. Richard Baster, of Cofgrace, to brifs Annitroeg, anal lynaidoch. *floridity fennight, st Chideock, near Bridport, Dorfet, the Rev. What Langdon, w MIL ihaherturt, only daughter of the late John fitzherbert. Efq. On the rptk ult. at Cbigwell, In Met, Mr. William Copeland. Surgeon, to NIBS Mary Ann Hopkins, ache Lame plaec. On the tjth ult. William Willis,jun. Efq. at Lombard-ftrett, to Mils Palma daughter at Thotr.a. Ponton.of Batteries , Elq. Cart in BenjaMin Ferguton, of Madras, to Blifs Tierney, daughter of Thomas Tierney. Efq. of Berrumulfey, Surrey. I.steley, at Eller, Surrey, the Rev. George Bed= to hies Vole, dan.hter of the Rev. Mr. Mule._ . . . On Monday. the t ith ult. at Oxford, Mr. Stantsal Edenberoutis, of M ilk 14, et, London, haw, to Mifs Sarah Boleou, only daugh ter of the late Mr. Charles Bolton, of the former city. Tuelday laq, James Winne, Efq. of Crufbrfqoare, London, to ?Alfa Jane ('umber, fourth daughter of Rkharsi Comber, 111. of Ste) g, Suffez. 111E11. Lately, at his honk at Cane-Wei:4 Dear Chirlte,tbe infant fon of the Rev. H. Horne!. A Quirt time finer, at his bask at Hare, near Fare in, Peter Dundee, Efq many years a Captain In the Army. Widnefilay fc'nnlght, after a lingering ilhe a, Mr. Arraign* 'of the jack-uf.Newbstry Inn, htswbury,rurnicrly, of confide:rabic celebrity in the metropolis as a public Emir._ At Buxton, Turf's; feindElit, of a typhus kter, in the agd year of his age, Mr. Thosnas Taylor, late a merchant of Live pool. At Traleo, Mr. James Connor, ot Cattle !land; fame day, Mr. T. King. There is fon. cs hing faugulaein the deaths of thefe pooh( men t. Mr. Connor polkas' a handfume property near Cattle lOand ; Mr. King was shalt to his Rock, Mr. Edward ; they bed been in Mellow together for their health; they went and re turned together. Mr. Connor came to Trace on Sunday evening from Di: gle, where be bad been boating by ad►ice of his pbyll oleos, and died mat morning ; In the afternoon, Mr. King was in the Mt of potting nn his (pure to attend the decesled to Cagle lamed, when he Haft a blood-vac!, and espked. Mils MAT l'srigg, daughter of the late Rev.Mr.Twigg.Rcetor of Carhngforl in Frtsieriek-ftrret,DuLlin, Mrs. Tudor, Milt of R. rodeo, 24 At Maidlleoe, County of Limerick, Mn. Cruxt, wtt of jamas Creed, Lig At Banythomu, Queer's county, Mrs. M. Prefloo, re/id of the leo Ile,. sanusti Proton. of Glonegetli, la t►e tawny Klklars. - Joao Tandy. e.fq. Lae of Neve Rots. At limerick, Jaw fitiatiadd a ltd ies,T :c Of den avid% dittil.t. GPitibtAi THE PROPRIETOR of this excellent REMEDY is fo certain of du ElEcacy booing "net failed,. id a carirty of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corns, rot and branch, TO IILTCIOI Tali 1111 , 1 CT. It will, on application, take off the lodammation in a few knurl, cal deßroy &cattail, the Malignity without the leaft hazard Prl.nted Directions feat,: tip with it. 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Pearl-ftetxt, New York; and sill other Bookfellen; An entire new and impmved Editing) confittirsg of near jco pagesi In une Pock , t Vulunte, with an elegant Portrait of the Anther, Frice gs. only, of QOLOMUN's GUIDE TO HEALTH; Or, Li ADVICE to BOTH SEXES In a Variety of Complaints! to which is added, a Dlffertatacm on the Uk and Abuic of Cold and ie. L-athing. TO THE BUBLIC. ' The GUM' TO H haying paird through ti somber, of editions, and h.. 1 experienced a fale unprecedented', great--it la therefore now repented with many improvements, anti it mayt be with confidence ailrrted, that fo valuabl a mitilleaUwo to the aftaft,:d in general ha+ never been printod m this or say other iangusot—the weak and delicate female—the youth who has Julio fi albeit his edutation at any of the public fsminaries; the aged who are drooping under difowiers ortglnanng from an hems= p of blood; people of (ethane ; itodious poems of a atafined fedentary lite -I:fu thole afflicted with nerveset alredione M tie neral will fin , '• SOLOMON% GUJOI TO H AAAAA • faltbfiderage tank), and art antufing Initructiir; in Eton, no parrots who yoga ' the enjoyment of a good ltate of health will be a moment without, bang polkaed of this ufeful, cheap, valuable and important pa lie • ,son. _ . The hidden Sources of Wesinds and Debility with which ; rh 'lsiah& are sfflieted, arc herein 144 open, and the Alma Of Reftoration to the bidffugs of Health and Strength, fully and amply communicated. The Diforekn peculiarly incident to the Female Sex in every lituation arc alto expatiated upon, together with advice to bona fetes, for chute keret inarmiues of nature, which delicacy ogee fo hides to difelute, even to the matfett relative: compelling a trestife on FtilAit D , Nervolis, Hygnehondriac, Coo funaptive Complaints, &c: gee. A 34 as nervous and hypochondriac complaints arc much morn prevalent in Europe- than is generally imagined, anes e led s gf.k moir dreadful and alarming fynipmeast winch certainly *Saha tliftanee, and nut as is too generally the ear, &Orion or conttmpt. the autht.r has teen very attentive r , their method of care; andlie Batters himielf :nue the °Herrin...is be ha made. that the pretest is as gold a tnatle on three difeafes as any canon. What can be of twee importance to a female, than to bey.. perly acquainted with every fymptom to which Bane thpecOliarly liable ? And how to contra 'Menlo fuels drcoadlimmuoillhowe WOUDIUD4 her delicacy by a difclofure of her kart other Byre. benfions, to the rude icrutioy of pretended friends, Youth who have unguardedly plunged thentfriveg Ines ffeentkno ore, and feel the dreadful cflids of imyare embrace (or what fir Alit mere dreadful, injudicious toratmcnt of a complaint which has too many illiterate pretenders to cure) will findh faitMd CUJOR TO HOOLTii." sod HAPPIMIIII WO, Ie the panda the prefent publication. In dtforders *he ft felivation has repeatedly failed, when b oih! remedy cook! melon the unhappy !offerer to that health he len= tortuously loit, the duati-Impsdeu walla found the put sal refforee of health and *oar. 1 link wbo hue refkied le inordinate., and ate emaciated, labour under a continual drain of nature, whereby their bodily dtength is not only exhaufted, tot alto their vigour rid viwieiry impaired, will meet with a friendly monitor In this (mall, though tmpot rant publication. Young people of either fez, wit have ea fortunately given way to a dellufive, facet, and itrudiree rue. it :Ind their health, and deftroyed their whole animal fund will meet with a Balm of Confolation" In Knifing the ino t tro u cure laid down la The Guide to Heal.b." The Author is prod to canfele, that he has been Hatted b., eminent itcrary ur.rdkal men, to whole labours and siEltdue he ie much indetmed t—rflicy have tried the retro:die* prcicnbed na :veil as leispielf, and leave not been afraid ur to *anew. . Ictirs their faltitary and powerful efficacy. C• Orders given to any Book Liter in Town or Country, far " FPULOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH," walk ditty oraessitad, at oily Three Eitsilliewsi each sbpy, free of Cottage. For the'very eacellent Lkaraela• of this Book, fee the Me fount R. , views. To rim Pustic —Noddles an be • Snow roof at Hmt utility of this work, than the unprecedented file ft has met vritlmm no Ids than 811•111 Te T Fma H Comas ImMiNg Inca ditpuled of la a ►ery are time. To THOMAS TAYLOR. Ng.9sßri4o-Afeet, LOI4OO HellSeria Sir, Tadinbairgh, birth al, am. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever finch the your 1793, I hive been 'elided with the Lacs Venereal fe tt, from its shitbately reilding orrery comic at rawiedrie pre by the mg eminent of the tamer here, and eM.selag ((real keen imam of falivatios, and twice difelaseged from the Hofpl. tel, with littk relief, would appear to be of the mod ineeterass nature. In the faring d laft.year my diked°, hid got to fork a head, as warty to put a period to my =ldes= t 1 had a large deer on the !TOWN of my had, one en inch arm, and my legs wawa broke out n a frigiattslamener• my tight was dreadfully pain. fel, and had beat In a *ate uceration foe the tiff Gwen yeas my I:ft. had drip two large nodes on ft, war very much dfceiestrelt sad gave me foci exeruelating pen, pertieularly who warm bed, as .seedy to deprive too of red. in this lamentable data IC was recommended by Ildr.j:Thompso, (who received fo meat a ewe by th em here), to fake your Leakg's Patent Pills, which I began to do me the sith of May ; a the eaurte orttigitt I be • ran to teedve bentlin—in little more than a mends the elms as my head aaal arms were Soundly healed—frame after the force an my legs healed alta, leaving however, coolish:able dffeolouradeni In dm Oda, aid pain to the bane the left, which, by the bid. fins of GNI), and a little Imager perfeverinee In your Invaluable Medicine, (aled i the Oaks slifperflng..the Grin regaiuing Its natural her., sad dal acidarad pains gradually lairs off.—.l them became, by your liberal advice and medidne,perfoltly free from all my former emnalsinto—have recovered my termer fpirit and , Strength. and am became )oily mid fat, in which Rate having continued many months to the aftoniliment d Amis. knew me, I am at a Ids In what tams to espreis nay gratitude, bet bat you, fear the good of other flawing mortals, to make this my oda as public as podia* as I dad en every =alien t Info deans you will greatly obase,Sir.your grateful, obedient, very humble fan run, ALEX. MURKS,R, Swan's Clerk, litglvdrest, Edlaborsi. Witudles to the above cure t•—John • No 3. Shen Poultry-market, Juba Warned , Old Ademby rbig t e :, ' Edinbeivii.. Prepared and roid by Th. foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAY.. LOR, Member of the Ravi College of Sawasona, at kilo Hedy N 0.9, New brideedtreii. London; whim dim a madam re , Wince desire than thirty-fig years, in a pradice pardeulady pedal to the ewe of Venoriel Complaints, %ad thole inddenal tef the Parts of Ucueratian.wath that lamelsole ferrety relict m id: of his Prof.:Mesa lhould always obferve fads cafes he Linda. the advice and aff.Rance be vateitindy adminifters sw perfona taking this Medicine, will be cactuses!, by a deforming Public. as an advantagr fek:ons attainablenad void el air ambiguity Alfa fold, by his ramennuent. fur the coomnicace of chub ay. Ing at a diftmee, at the Perfumer's, Nw aid, St. Albas'Atres, he Torthop, No. sod, Orterd4treest Mr. Lido. rough's. Nn. 7, Flea ttrea-hill I. Mr. Steil. boolifeder. 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