Star. — London, England, 1803-09-13 00:00:00

G VII.DII4t.L S'ES6'i9NS. Y. nerd re the London Setligns were opened at Ci.i!dliall, hefine the Right lion. LORD MAYOR, Si, kn. HARD CARR GLYN, AIJCtIII4IIPtIIItING, Sir Wit. 3.tam carats, and Al.lerinan Lb s. After fwea r ing in the Grand and Petty Jury, they pioceeded to try rif.h.rr.eannrs and afraults—two of which cru. ployed the Conn moll of the day. The lira was a (plat rel betueen two men in Fleet. lane—when the delendant was found fiuilty, fined ss. alid difehatged. The other an ailault againit John Polick, for flopping an Excifeman in the execu tion if his dory, in attempting to follow a bag of to bacco, fuppofed to be fmnggled, into a honk in Gr a vel.lanc, lioundfditeh. In this, as well as in the pre. ceding tiial, the witnetTes completely and pofitively !wore againa each other, for plaintiff' and defendant. The Jury gave a verdift in favour of the defendant, Not Guilty. Mr: Robert Simplon,* debtor from the Fleet Pri• fon, aas brought from thence by the Governor of the Fleet, petitioning by Connie' that he might be difcharged under the Inlolvent Debtors' Bill, flying he had conformed to all the regulations of this Aft of Parliament. This application was warmly oppof ed by Mr. GuiNsY, the Counfel for The creditor, who explained that Mr. Simpfon had been a prifoner in the Fleet near three years—that lie was potieffed of more money than would have paid the debt, which was only 3801. ; that he tont sod. into prifon with him, and had declared at that time lie was determin ed never to pay a Milling of this debt—that in the Brit schedule of his effeas given in be had concealed an annuity, which he bad face fold fur 1001. To the difpofal of this money Mr. Simplon was examined, and confefed what Mr. Gurney had !Wed ; but laid lie had paid other creditors with this money, and be did not offer any part of it for this debt, not think ing it a jolt one, arrfing from lottery transactions, Sic. &c. The Court, after confulting upon the cafe, laid they were of opinion, that the felling the annuity for tool. without !haring it with his creditors, was not conforming to the Aft of Parliament, and therefore he could not be entitled to the benefit of it. He was remanded. CLERKNIVELI, SESSIONS. Yeflerdity the Se(Eons for the County of Middlefex began at Hicks's Hall, Clerkenwell. The princi pal part of the day was occupied in trials of pttty afaults Among thefe there was one, in which the Defen dant was acquitted, in oppofition to the feelings of the whole Court. It was an indiament again a Irian, named Francis Dias, for afraulting Mrs. Rain er, who, with her hufband, lodged in Isis houfe in Featherftone-ftreet. This Defendant, it appeared, for a confiderable time behaved very ill to his lodgers. On the sad of left June, the Profecotriz happened to with Tome bed curtains., and hung them up to dry in the front of the houfe. She Paid, that knowing bow 11)iteful the Defendant was the watched him, left he fhould do any injury to thefe things. She law him take a bottle and throw the contents of it upon them. She ran down, and hafted on knowing what be had in the bottle, for that purpofe fhe feized him by the hand as he was about to go away. The con• fequence was, that he drunk and beat her in a vio lent manner. _ _ _ The Counfel for the Defendant here maintained that the eaufe could not proceed any farther as the Profecutrix had acknowledged (he kized his hand before he druck her ; and that was an affault on her part. The Chairman told the Jury, that what the De fendant bad done was as malignant an aft as perhaps ever *as committed ; but he could not be convifted of an affault.—The Jury coafulted for fome time, and declared the Defendant Guilty. The Chairman Paid, they certainly mull have mif onderflood him, for he had direetd a verdi& of ac spiral to be given. The Jury muff lay nut of their minds the aft of the Defendant's dellroying the pro. perty of the Profecutrix ; they were to try, whether he had committed an affault, and they mull go ac e,,reling to law, whatever their private feelings might be. The Profecutrix, by laying hold of, and detain ing him, had certainly cornmited the firft affault. The Jury' then purfuant to the direftions of the Court, acquitted the Defendant ; and the Chairman told him, that had he been found guilty, he would have met with a fevere puniflament, on account of so alrgnant conduft. John Spencer and Ann, his wife, received judg soctit for keeping a diforderly honk. Their feu. tence was, to be imprifoned fix months in the Houfe of Correeion, then to give fecurity for their future behasiour. thernfelres in aocl. stud two furcties in Awl. each. POLICE,Cer. it a r Ton GAIN v.—Yeflerd.ay Yam; SeLsinair Ka the Dane, aecufed of drowning - Mrs. Smith, in ti.e :Kira TbAnscs, was again brought forward in order to widows another cLunination before the fitting 4Magiltia , e. Mrs. De.7~alf. the perfon who was ordered into tuflody during the inveitigatioo of this bufinefs, on luipisios of being ao meaty, was alto brought for. ward. - - - Mr. Hankieen% the *taller of the Swan Tavern. esesr Chelfea, was pot on oath. becaufe the blagif trate reckoned Lis evidence the mull material that had been adduced on this occalion. The Magiftrate Aid, that he underllood this witnefs bad Sated on Itis ara canalisation that be (Mr. Hanitinfon) had tecognifid the prifener lock, at being the perfon whom be taw quarrelling with a Lady in a boat, when at the winters's hook setting fame refrellsent, but that, on his lalt ezannoation, he bad thought proper to contradift that flatement. The witnefs irad, be thought his firmer depofition strait have been railkederllood. He now on oath &pored. that be could neither (peak as to the colour of the Gen. Ilentaii% coat, nor to the perfons of either the Gen tleman or Lady whom be had Carved with tome ?wanly %%Lila fitting in the boat, and who appeared to him to be quatrains. It was then the dulk of t h e evening, mi d he 11,6ught it would have been im rollible h.r him to have reeomnifed caber of them, Lou' bad Lc tia4 his dadeaViiita W Ott Ia 1 decla•e3 he knew nntlaing i'lrthet in regard to kis bitli then what he had formerly fail. It %%ill he sec tillened that this withers's wife, when .s onine•l tlii, affair s laid, that the forted alio "oilier I. idy and Gmilernan, who cane to their i n a bo a t on that fame Sunday, aha that they is e hare.l to each other with the gr eated good humour and politenels, and came out of the boat to get Lane ref' elhnient. The Mazi (Irate enquirt d of Mrs. Dellawall what length time had tranfpired fince her hntband's;de• cease? She anfwcred, that it was about tv.•elve months on the zg.h of Apia Lilt, aid the had lived with him ten }cats and a quarter; that they were married in France, but that the tirff became acquainted with hint in Lancaltire. On being interrogated whether or not the had iince been mart ied to Mr. Smith, the butband of the deceafed, the declared that the was sot married to Lint; and laid, the knew him only by his being an acquaintance of her late lifband. On being queitioned as to tie affignment of the deceafcd's annuity, which was lately made in her favour by Mr. Smith, the laid, the was extremely unwilling to accept of that deed at the time Mr. Smith prtbdofcd it, but that he was indebted to her on various ac counts; and as the herfelf was in neceffitous dream fiances, the had agreed to accept of that method of payment, as no other was propofed. She expreffed herfelf in ftrong terms as now having occation to re. gret having done fo, as the bad been thereby robbed of her good name, by her being brought under the foul fulpicion of being an accelTary to a crime of which the protelled herfelf innocent, and of which the had not the fmallell knowledge. There being no further evidence to adduce, the Magiflrate thought ir prudent to difeharge both the planters ; but, previous to his doing fo, he Paid, that if at any future period any circumßances thould hap pen to occur, which might tend to throw any further light upon the tranfaaion, they would be liable to be taken up, and again Rand to the confequences, if their guilt be rendered more confpicuous. In thole ages when fimpliciry of manners and re gularity of living were the refult of mankind's incli nation, difeafe had made little progrefs on the race of men ; perhaps it was from this cattle Scurvy had not made its rapid progrefs till about the time of Hippo crates, whore aphorifms prove he knew the difeafe. When Dawns, Austria, and Coen' extended their route in unexplored feat, their pillories prove ftiffici ently its fad exiftence. The United Kingdoms of Great Britain would teflify this fcourge on land out fearching the hiflory of campaigns. When ana tomy taught that the human body was capabl e of ab forption, they partially buried the Alined. The fuc cell of this ti eatment gave the idea of a complete an. tidote, and a vegetable and mineral preparation was to be the remedy appropriated by medical experience. Onthisprinciple,St. I Lsa u ay's AN riscoetsuric Danes obtained the fanftion of Europe, has gained his Ma. jetty's Letters Patent, and held fuch an eflimation in every county of the United Kiagdom.—For the truth of the affertion of its aftion on Scurvy, vide Spit- Ibury'sTreatife and Cafes of Scurvy, Scrophula„Goist, &c. price 3s. 6d. fold, together with the Drops, No. 51, Soho-lquate, in bottles of ss. 6d. tos. and IL us. with a black Ramp affixed to each. LONDON MARKETS. PRICE OF FLOUR. • Fine Floor 506 to 556. Seconds 455. to 5411/. pa tack. ... PRICE OF HOPS. SAO& POCKITII. Kent - 41 06 to 41 to Kent - 41 os to 51 5s Soften . 31166 to 41 41 Sulks - 41 os to 51 os Ms - 31 ins to 41 cs Farnham 61 os to 01 os SMITHFIELD, September 13. To Gnk the offal—per (tone of Sib. d Beef 41 4d to cs 44 Veal 5. 4d to 6. 4d Mutton 411 id to 51 44i Pork 51 od to p 44 Lamb ss. 4 to 6s. 44. RIAD of CATILII ?111 DAT. Beath about loon—Sheep and Lambs z7 s too. NEWOATE and LEADEN FIALL, Scptembu Per Rove of Illb. by the micafel Beef 3s 8d to es 64 84. 1 Veal es 141 to 5s 81 Matto° es od to es 8d Pork ss od to S. :4 I.atab os• .to se. Bd. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whitechspel. O. Hay 5 15 to 625 4 to oto 6 o 0 4 oto 7 0 0 Straw ssoto 1 14 It3o to 2 5 0 1 6t02 IS • Closer 6 6to 7 7 6 6to 7 0 0 PRICE OF ALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market es 74 Town Tallow 79s od to cs Clare Market es 7g4 Ruffle ditto (can.) 74* od to 77s Whiteekapet Market Rua ditto (lap) 70. od to of (pet (lune of Sib.) es 71 Melted Stuff 62s od to 01 ---. Ditto rough ees od to as 13$ 94 Creswell 14$ ed, Average Price es 74 Good Dregs 12s to C 4 Yellow Soap. 82s. t. ego—hlottled, 9os.— Curd. 945. !'rice ut Candles per dozen, saao—Moulds, s3s. RAW HIDES, Sept. It. Hides (perfLoae) 34 6d to 36 Sd Hoefe Shine 13s to 15s ed Middling 36 ad to 31 ed Heavy Calf 9s egl each Otilinaty os od to Is od Sheep Skins 21 9d to 3s od Lamb Skins, as od to 34 6d. PRICE OF LEATHER, pa lb. AT LEADFNHAEL Butts, c to ttM emit stet to 211 Ditto, 60 to Otto 24(1 to 25,1 Merchants Becks Cod to aid Drcilltsig Hides t 2 Id to 244 l'ioe Coach Hides led to 252 Crop (fides for Cutting s 1 #d to 2244 Flat Ordinary so to 214 Calf Sklns, 30 to eolb pm dozen s to 33d Ditto so to 7olb slid to 32d Ditto 7o to Sob slid to it'd bmall Sego (Grocoland) per lb. 3s 6d to 3. spd Large ditto loos to 140, per dos. Tanned Hew* Hides slis to 306 each BIRTII6. In IMOD. the Lady of D'Arcy Mahon. of a fon. Saturday fe'cutight, the Lady of Sir Robert Williams, Dart. M.P. of a daughter. MARK lED. Oa Threats merraterg, at Metres, Captain Henry Hamby, to Mifs Jane M. Snsith, daughter of C.e' skald Smith. Oa balladry loft. at St. Margaret's, sVeltralniter, T. P. Spencer, Fin. of Vavrhall, Stymy, to Mats Ask daughter a the late Wm Rata, Ala &rattan, Surrey. On the ad Milan. at Carmarthen, D. M. Posh, Efq. of Grenhill. la that county, to Mils Serum of Carmarthen. 0. the 3d loft Mr. Fred. Kahl', of New -court, Crutched Friars, to MI6 Scott, of Kennington. Lately, at Liverpool. Mr. Thomas Vera, of Weltacciahreet, to hers Chonaley, of Liverpool. Oa Terfday the 6th laftant, at his hinge in Goildfeird, tie Rrw lanes HILL 1.-1.. D. Reiter. of Putteshant, and Vicar of %Vestal, hell la the Cosier of Sorrel. Oa the ad ha& at Williaanileid. sear Edinburgh, whet Se had Erne for the bewelii of lea air, Mrs. Chrillinna Lawrie. wife Al Mr. A kzarockr bonifeikr in Ginftww, and illmaibter date late Roc Dr. George Lawrie, nthdarr at Loodnua. At his bode, Lawißon, on the RR WI the Rea R. DAL D. D. At Tinianoa the a Ith ale Mrs °united, wife of viiikas kiads ben tor Sir William Min of Tem, LAM BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, sod DMORDERS of the STOMACH sad BOWELS. Dr. JAMEn's ANALEPTIC PILLS. T'HE Excellence of thefe Pills, as a gentle Purge tive,and as a general Preferment of Health, by aDdins Na ture in she due Dikhinie of the Animal Funiftions, has diabliked their *potation as a Medicine of the tuft importance. They are admirably calculated for diforders of the Stomach and Bowels; for Perrone of a Billow, a Gouty, or a Rheumatic Difpodtion; as well as for thok whore Conititutises have been larded Sy a too &dive or too fedentary Life; or by a Refadence in hot Climates. They are likewifwVostiestiarly fervicrable in Head-Ache oecafioned by Indigeftion, and in removing the bad effeas of Free Living ; as alto in preventing rallies and Apopkaies, fo ahem the teithiquehee of intemperance. The tendency of untie PIM 6 to open the Pores by Night. and the Body by Day: they mini:ova promote Beep, and require nei ther Confine:mast attention or Diet. Rework Mould be bad to them on the fir* Attack of a Cold, or non any Bight Indiipußtion ; and they mould neva be omitted at Bed Time, after any Elects of eating or drinking. All the ANALCPTIC PILLS owe tbdr Virtues to a pedlar PM. pandas, which has never beat dirsiged but to t h e relent Pro prietors, the san only be bad geMaiDl from diem ; and they arc fill only by F. Newsear, at the Warrhoufc for Didier James's Powder, No.4S, the Eaft End of St. Paul's Church-yard, a few doors from Cheantide, Loodoo; and at Dr. Jam's km Houk in Eurton.dreet f to Bases, Prke es. 6d. tech, Stamp imieckel; or the Quantity of Sir In Otte large Boa for IL es. Obrkrvc that the Words F. Newsier, No. 45, Straurs," are eogravad es she Stamps. All others are Countcrfelt& W HEN Profeffinnal Men of education and vet v • fponfibility deviate from the gesthal fylkai by the Weak° of a packer Brand, the koalas of bag eositiaaW faced, Is the ha criterion of flgicriority. Teo years have I devoted my quake to the cschalive mammon of THREII DfllollDEidil, and the foccefsful mirth of my plan gives me add/dotal ardour to oppofe as far as I am able tic ra rages of thole complaints whkh arc the mad importaot is the sato lope of bosun intirmidcs. After toldadon into every branch u an Anny Strifes, 1 fumed a with at an auiy period of Patellae to reeve bullatlwals from the Ignorance of unedscated Men, or the equally &escrow preapitanay of general Prattitionera Tie THkEiDISORDERS,to the care of whkh I have devoted any attention, eemyebe every (pities of VENEREAL INFEC TION, whether of • recent or bog drestias,— , hinds of DEBILITY, whether aril* from the habits of Se ob ys , or the Indulgence of mature age, and laflytYt deameesseat et the fyftent in Wooten whßh is caßod BARRENNESS or :IT It 11.1 FY. Numerous difeaks are the nigh of Ignorance m haft. is the trostment of a Patipk Gooorthea. and It not *infrequently that the Ledo of Life arc polfoned by the hwilfcretion of ea setrused ed hour. Ey a foperior toadied tech complaints are fully eared, and even where othm Live failed, I troll that I may prefonft to offer • radical re-eftablarnent. Few, however. are the cake of complicated enters is the &- order, compared with tht calamitous &lotions of Men, who funs indulgence in a SOLI rARY VICE, ot the peceakat Galtries of a fadomble Llfe. acquire that Rate of Debility which is the eineseidahle etteirequence of hob pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fearer broods seer Ade fairy, but carefully cane. his misfortune, k may be (ease coufabtion for hint to knew, that althoagh It be an object adooht or uneetabiry with ogler Pmealtloncre, the removal of tbek DEFICIENCIES by the i proven or resoratinn is the eeluirettoot of ne ea y pairs«. r rttettes of Iterch:es or Venus have begun to reduce manly vi gour, much rainy will be prevented by an early enenteradlion this languid hate, and in there cares no great difficulties wife serer( but where this dasieney hoe Par years tailed, • proper Per. reverence is Isdifpeulibly repaint to revive the Oumberlegfp rho of Life, sod to m /mate the Ceolitution. RIARJUFD WOMEN. who have keg been dirt/feinted In their sepatettlene el • Family, may be Miura. that In moll In. Itances fink &gods are carahk by Medical out. The SECRECY which is fee acnrial to m) undertaking. aid the iktallScatinos which I have perfumed to late, harm the Ws el my pretterions. sad le coincidence with hide tins intimatioa Owen. that Mr. BREr may be reaelted perfosally (or by boors loclutuot a rein note) at hie hook, Nosy. Arundel-area, Strand, near 7 emple•Bar llsrrc is in aelelfrinnal of:mm(6lB' Water-area sdialisiond tis Sane Lon bothth. doors. M. WALL. Utak:itsGT : As p Gaiter ti Surma*. • . . Cent:try tiefittemen Dna *Uteri ate Intoetneci, hat thry rn..y be fuppred with this valuable Medicine by feniike their CI l ad by Co.chrnen br Newfmen, nr by taclullag Cida in a (wall Parcel, directed to Mr. JOHN WADE, No. 0,3, Flect-ftrect ; London; fur which Purpok comph it Packing bowel are pro. vi.led fbr fending it with (atm to any part of this Kingdom, irriand, Scotland, &c UNTER's RESTORATIVE BALSAM of A A LIFE and HEALTH, is the Gilt Medicine in the world for reaming and invigorating the Conititutions of perfoiss wairnod and &billiard by a courfe of dlinpated picafora, or indeed by any attar rattles. .• Gentimien of the Arit diftinaion in this kingdom, as well m ethers, whole conititutions ware boil, en and dabilvatk hare esperiaxed the gnotereds of this ii.efloratlve Me.liclue. Foe Nervous Warders. uceediog front esedTve &biking. digipat 1 pkufurea, the in • Indcrate ufc of tea, onfrom whatever oC6lllpli !is:at debility and relaxation of the folida, a better and frier Medi cine caunot betakes,. Numbers who had undergone too power ful cooties of mercury, (that bow of heakb). which endue d then/ to a flare of toiferable earitenee, retelued,the tit benefit front thin Relturati.e; fur after lois of amnia% and vigour, they happily regained web forma. health. For pains in the back amiloins,aleeti and remind weaknelfes. perhaps there is not any Medicine in put; he Or private Koala which hu been fo fuecefsful. lgoiv....—This Reiterative ispitip;U;lslViiils: which pendia more index! and Ming elfees than all the in real forms; thi Truer parts of the Balfam are airo better prefervcd. To be bad ago at Wade's higdicinc Warshoufe,No. r 3,QldEtond. arm Tutt, Royal Exchange; and of all whir Vender, of Medi• dnes in Town and Country, price 65.3 d. the box ; sr it may be had in larger boxes, price only 11. coa which contain the quantity of fix f nall boxes, u made up for the army, navy, &c. A Pamphlet on the virtue of the Reltoritive, with a Lift Ohne portant Cures annexed, may be had of the Venders. VENEREAL BLINDNESS. To Mr. TllolllAll TArLoa, Surgeon, No. 9, New arkitialtrert i i scat SIR, London. I T is with the aloft heartfelt fatisfadtion that I ad. drily you on the incomparable creelknee of your invaluable' Medicine—LlEAKE% PATENT PILLS.—in the (ping of aria year I had the misfortune to contract a Venereal Comp Lint, attn. dad with the molt 'laming and tlamous fymptanis ; in fo mucks" t ,at I have been cramped to my room fir a wh , le week together.. ald not able to fir out of It; I bad no reit night norday, and In Tercd the naoß excruciating pain and torment, and what wad ftlll work, my eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I could frame dece n any object, if ever fo dole to me, and aped -d nothing leG than the total lots rimy fight. From a flout, leakhy, and ra ther corpulent man, I became a mere &saw, and an object of pity and compaction.—My friend, had all given me over, and thought my recovery impodble. In this dreadful fate, and ex peeing every minute to be. my Lift in this world, I was forty natcly recommended by a neighttonr t• try your Medicines, brie having tsied all medical aid to no purpole, and been at an enorriatma expence, it was Come time before I could be prevailed on to take them; at hit I fent for fix boas, and before I bad takes than all, I found confide:able benefit ; my pains gradually demeafel, i • and my aefiglt grew beter, and to the great furprixe and aka. althment of all my friends, (,fter taking three dues more), mar. health and ftsagtb was perfectly reftoredsend I am Row. (thanks to my Goo and your Invaluable Medicines). aa well and hasty as ever I was in my life. Tout obliged humble fervent. Highdreet, Birmingham, November a, a 799. R. L. LIMN. The above Medicine is earaettly reewriasendtd to all peafowl that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of every Venn. real Affedtion, particularly to thole about altering their condition in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint alas nature, olf however Img Banding, or however align led under the apprannen of other difonlers it may be; for Scorbutic, Glandular, and Cuta neous Complaints it is alto recommtsded to be tallest. cfoorJany iii the Spring, Summer, and Fan: Preporal aad fold by the role Proprietor, THOICUP TAYLOSIW Member of the Corps • ion of Surgeons, London, at his hough', No, st, New Bridge-Aral. where he wiU give Advice , without a Fee, to Perions taking thefe Piiht, and wilt anfwer Patients La* I ten, if pelt paid, an the fame lens., obkrying is all cafes the moil ins Wahl. fccrecy, no Perfon's name or cak having been" mentioned, bat at their own y articular requeß, by tbe Provoke's.' during the cow* of more than 35 years, that hcbu had the Cab. dikft of an exter.Gve Cale of the above Medktne and the praEthei arifing therefrom.... Tb - ey are alb) fold by bia appnhnment, at tke Perfumer's, N. 35, St. Alban's-ftrest, ; Mr. Robertfon'sToribep,Pin, to 3, Oxford-ftreet ; Mr. Steel's, Bootlace, No 1, l/alsoitir. r !dale Tower-hill ; and by one Pcslon in every confident:de WWI la England, in Emma of only as pd. u haled up. with la and plain direetions. GOVERNMENT SECURITY A CAI NST COUNTERFEITS' None arc °cosine without having, " ducat. &swam, aural.. r00t.," engraved In the Stamp and Ten Potted. Reward for the, ry Boyle fold without Stamps. to he peed on thematic, an der AO of Parliament, the owl Oco. 111. chap W. toclutesopt rtußicc "(the Peace. HE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, which, I. prepared (only) by S. SOLOMON, M. D. ni the verSty and College of Phyticlana, sad Author of The Giskie to Health." at SilluallOtee•pliCe, L 1912,11101 Mee Half-a-Goa= la Bottle, or the goantity al Four in one Family Bottle Ear Thietrd three Shillings , nn which Nino Unities are favAl, including alfw I the Owl, the *atop of which, by ardor tof hi. Maleitr• Co: d i mltSoners, bears the worth, Sad. Solomon, Liverpool r all others arc Counterfeits. _ I* Ls dorm ups Bolas hi Gilead ? Is there ea Pbyllalts theirs? Why slum is not the bulb of the dotaghocr duty people secooorcdf" •111.)s. I* TM Lord bath caoksl medicines to vow out of Ott earth, an{ lc that is wife will oat abhor rho rou **with foci dotb le MA MM, and take away their Pair& - -ileums. OIL 4,7 NERVOUS STS I EM, The train of melancholy diertier; which caddie Inmate frame under dr denomination of Navarra Intake we the prineipa fovea rdhumso lottery in the privation of bath. Thole proceed from Each ao Infinite varkty and e 'wheelies uf cages. as inn-ender It impodble, dean it were always user:Cary, to trace them to their true forme. The effedh however. are but tuo weld known and fever* (alt a tt the grata portion toankind and to there earls it sone without ezaggieratinn be stated, that any rem. dy (apatite er mors castrated for efficacy than Dr. des Inmon's Cordial 1 of Oile.d,never hat been Veneered In all &Skate, weakly, sad related conititutions, lamas nfkiirl.s, by pueln adria, hounrctremblin is, weak n cf. of light, kis of weer% Impaired arm, tabs aorta/Is, nervous comunittioes, sad she numberiefs fymptoms of impaired and tottering songtkotions e whether maks demo a life of inadtvity, intemperance, err Inat tention to health, Its Macy has attmeed through.nit the dual • lingdome, indulge) and enyaralkd eekbrdp By Brad perhaps. nom In ha ufe, It cheers, braces, std invigorates the wit k uer. vein (Tit, m, and theca new tans to alt the vital fmillhomod wird' neesherids ineances have Ics given Ile. LORUTAi. BALM of GILZATI Is a need fable medicine. of Tome of the cleaned bsU.ms and firenrkewaslu the =M d a'eria Mediea.—The peach is bag and laborious, and requires the molt eke and nsienre attentka The dgcovery of it eas cod the nruprietnr awaiting Gawk, great kis of time, repeats* experiments, and elide ap;lieation to Tragical clitoalftry; and It affords him no fmaH gnu Manion to avow, that in rasa* it to • the pubLe he invades ort osan's vernally, rice imitates any awe clne at ?relent heaven le oldie or private peedia. Youth and age of either (. are senaCv the uh)tets of this al durattvr, duratter, and they win onif;nsly partkipre in ire fababliosie qoalities and Ikea the avant it will rffoni lading health. Strength, and (Orbs, In place of 1 Muse( and debilr y, and to the aged and Infirm, it will aituredly Grid& greet Oief and condor, by gently and (skip Invigorating the ljecm. we glee las eawreallty, bet ilk be in the power of medicine giT4 the anuses of declining yaws, and calmly and fennel, rota& des dale ed his healed its u.muw (pm. this reiterative is capable of :; , 11zi r % that sward ticfideratons. Confiner ions related, week or men at women, are under the immaterial' tresense of this tars ratite ; and rid covehe,adhmans, and eafimeopcive habits, are lases relieved, sod fpeeddy cured. Poverty ot blood, ill and emaciated limos', will, eat, ng, meet the h darer, the ch watery Said will become rich and bah fa ‘P ar, ti and the Irldrs be covered with dem sad haddir Cr A venni of extraordinary and weltattelted urn are to he ken he the pansphet, haled up with each►buule. Which see omitted Diode foe west et room. --- SIaiIUI'Y en PURCHASERS. Is emefed as Worm ot Name. • S Soaraatow, lavas SOL. Mt tew Stamp, sated w terry Lhenviae boribe, obeMS are Cmantrvie Said at Ms Wavelmerk Hs. 6, Calkveiam. Dann t ood a l Ina .ppaan:weent. J Mathew,. N... Sc•l2d. and b w Cartrdeviard, Lnnd i Santa. Sauer. Huebn•de lad rikr, 11411.bstit i Itlamal4,olMarm ;and avail PAndeelas VSa elara be miry Market Tama Onsals We, Wail aim Amerlail LONDON: PnrauJ bed pobillibell by LEVILLICEM Caw breary=. I ry•beelk) at the STAR OInCB. N. Cam Orem *Lk is dos Sr** Orme, Teo* Sao I to DE LIT, READY FURNISHED HOUSE, confining I. of a Dining room, Breakfall-roont, study. and a Halt; Kitchen, Servants Hall, and excellent Offices of all kinds on the -round floor ; Drawing-room on the firit floor; (even heft Bal -1 tstnibta, and three large Garrets; vaulted Wine Cellar, and Beer Cellars; good Stabka ; two Coadt-houfra, Barn, and other Out-holds"; large Walled Gardens, Hotshoufe. and Green honk, well flocked with !'!ants; extonSvc Plc-afore Walks; ens! ti ; ;ltt or ten Acres of Land to be lets with the houfe, which ma d he entered upon immediately—the whole In peries repeir, an to be kept Cu by the I..tCor. The aht.ve Prernifes are fituated in a well wooded put of on the borders of !Janis, within a mile of the Turnpike Road from ialiibury to Southampton, commanding rich and esti:have pro*- peels; the whole to be lett on very reakinablc tstnis. Fur further particulars apply, if hy letter poll-paid, to Mr. Wm. Cooper, Attorney at Law, Sslilbury. COTTAGE AND LAND, ISLE. OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. H. PHILLIPS, On the Premiles, au Fri Jay, hapt. ib, at Twelve o'Clack, in . Two Lot., ACompalt modermbuilt COTTAGE, with requi 6te attached and detached Offices, Garden, Shrubbery, and Paddock. and a rich Meadow of FM, Acres, enchantingly iduste en the brow of a diftinguithed Eminence, mar 'lVdt, Cowes, IN ce Wight, about three Miles from Newport; the Grandeur of the rtanlicut Scenery of the Needles and Southampton, contrafted by the local prol - peet and pieturetque beauties commanded iu view from this chotai rpm, reorder it an cnsiable and definable mutat; alto a 'lenement. Barn, sod Piece of Land, nearly adjoining. May he viewed by applying on the Pranifes, and printed Par ticulars had at the Fountain, Cowes and Puttfmouth; Dolphin, Southampton; India Arms, (Jetport ; Bugle, 'fitchkehl ; J. Pad den. Efq. Farekam ; at use 'lace of Sale; and of Mr. IPbillips, No. 67, New Bond-ftreet. NORTH WALE& The OREENFIELD COPPER and BRASS COMPANY'S PREMISE.B and EITATES, at HolyweU, Io Flint/Lim •1 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Alarm SKINNIER, DYKE, and Co. On Therfday, the 24th of November. at Twelve, at Conaway 's, in Four Lots, rink& presioully difpofed yi by rivate Contract, of which proper notice will be given, Lot 1. A Capital and powerful BRASS ROLLINC •Z• MILL, capable of working two pair of Rolls, three Battery Mills and Tuntiug Houle, with 24 feet fall of water, with every proper buildu p for the convenience of a Brats Manors dory ; an excellent Agents Houk and Gardens, and ten fubitantial Dwelling Hooks for workmen employed upon the ftraim. Lot 2. A moft capital and powerful Copper Rolling Mill, with three Jorge wheels, and follielent room for four pair of rolls, three pair now fixed, four furnaces, with 13 feet fall of water, with a refinery warehoufe and nfeful buildings, an Agent's boufe, and ten fubltantial dwelling-boar: for workmen. Lot 3. Six Brats Melting-Hooks, four Gres in each, calamine calcining houfe, with c..leirier buddies and drying oven ; a mill, with a pair anima and a pair of rollers, with four feet five inches fall of water; flare honks, erarehoufe, and buildings, and deem fublbotial dwelling honks for workmen ; likcwife a fall of water not in u'e, of about 21 feet that may be reprinted from the other part, and roam for an extenfive mannfaiitory. Lot 4. A commodious Dwelling-boufe, called Greenfield Lodge, noway Inn, with !tabling and outbuilding- and eteeUentlvralkd garden. The above mills arc part freehold / and pan learchoid.and are worked by one of the molt powerful Breams of water n the kingdom, poi& Ong the fingefar advantage of never being affeCted by frolt% floc a, or droughts irashe founner, lying near the river ' Dee. Heavy goods can be conveyed on board veffeis front 20. so aft 6d. per ton, and being Striated In the neighbourhood of lead, calamine, and coal mines, are very defirahle for carrying on eaten five manafadories in the copper, brat, tin, and iron plate tnade • as likewife for rolling of lead, of as paper, cotton, or wooll en mills, as well as for a variety of porpofes.—For further web:Aare apply to Mr. Samuel Taylor, the Agent, on the Pranlfes ; to Mr Jobs Stevens, Copper Ofike Liverpool; or to Mein . Sumter, Dyke and Co. Alderfgote-ftreet. Vl7