The Sun. — London, England, 1805-01-22 00:00:00

. . WWI '1 REASON., having been received at MatlborowAh f 'H,C, S ttotiay,' that coining was cat ried ry great or B,t in a cottage occupied by Beard, platsterer, in,a lane near St, jolc,' , , l:, , nedields, • a warrant was isoted a . bove (Alice. On Sunday Lovett, Foy, JcA ??trick, 'Officers, were sent to execute • „Aril., Wno sectired Thomas Board and his wife, :try yesterday underwent a long examinatitn ;ie Officers repaired to a field adklining: the Pri. 110Tleir ' s CWage ; soon after dusk on Sunday evening Foy advanced, and on listening at the door,. be heard the P.isoner at work with scouring-paper. He gave a signal to the other Officers, who surrounded the house, and, aided by Patrick, Foy lo .ked in at a high window, where he imperfetily saw what he had heard. They attempted to force an'entrance • at the doOr, when the wife called out to her husbonsi to guard himself with his pistols. He did so,, and flew to the window, where he swore that it would be death for any one to - stir an inch towards she house. Lovett gave the Prisoner to understand, that if he fired his own life must instao.tly be forfeited, and theittote needless to 11::Di“. Foy inune_ diately oi the i.kindow, and cocked his pis. tot, also giving loin a few seconds to deliberate whe. titer he would re.ign or be .shot. The Prisoner, after a pause, fired his pi.tiol in the air, ,and began to throw the coining implements out of the window ; but the Officers-soon lorced an entrance, and secured all. it :striated that the Prisoner, at the time of the alarm, was finishing a quantity of sixpences, large and plain, resembling the Irish coin, nearly one bun. dred, of which were std on his person, and in the rontn. There were also a quantity of crooked six. peceS, exceed inglY welt finished; must of which were stamped with a letter, or an bale punched in them: va. f leas o ffensive weapons were found in the house, viz. cutlasses, pikes, nistols,tec. by which the Prisoner kept ; persons in detail who were acquainted with his way of life.—The nigit,trate rematked, that the faCts were aid na attilbt could-he, conceived but that ,the prisoner had m,Bnufkiattred the whole of them, as he was eve.; working on therii when eurpti?trll. lle thanght it necessary that the Pri. saner should be remanded, in order that otter fads may he proved against him by witnesses who gsere absent. He was accordingly remanded for a second cornirotion,—The Woman was' discharged, there bring no evidence against her. Puur.tc-Ors.tcf,llATTorr.GAßDErr.--bot Sawn. day three pers,tis were apprehende.t try White.ftivs, vt the instance of several respectable wholesaletlea. leas in London, charged with defrauding theM and the public at large, by obtaining goods under false names, ender the firm of a mercantile house ; their books and letters of correspondence were secured, so as to lead to a belief that the principals of the gang will be apprehended. They were committed for reexamination. • Yesterday man and a woman appeared at the Office to exhibit atticles of the peace against Jo. Oathatt Trutt, for a v iolent assault ;. who, in his turn, charged the 11139 an stuyiLion of having com. mitred tt 1•Iony, tome trontlip. since, for which zool. reward was offered fur the tipp.thension of any of the party. The man was, under suspicious circum. stances,. committed to the House of Collation, to be brought forward on a future day. • James Pike was inclined, -at the lit e Sessions for Devo., for assaulting JimesLL'Ail;, Esq. and his wife, and setting a Mastiff dog on them, as they were pissing the Tnribridde Tornpike4ate, in June last. The case having been argued by Connsel on both sides, the Defendant was found GuWty ; and the Court (having severely animadverted on the atrociotmcondott of Pike, and the daring testimony of Elizabeth Collins, his witness) sentenced Pike to pay a fine of 201. and to be imprisoned•tintil the fine was paid. , Friday an inquest was taken at Milford, !Imp. shire, by Mr. Baldwin, 'on the body of M.G.,ld, one of the six men belongin3; t o t h e R ase g e v enne Cutter, who were upset ItOilt near Hurdle , on ;wit inst. Vertlid—ifecilelltal Death., Oo Sunday sennight, about eight o'clock in the tveoing ,p,s(t of the ruins of Mr. 011ivant's,fAory, in Bury ...st vett, Salford, which was burnt the preced. ling week, tell down, and totally destroyed two ad. joining houses, having crashed them to the, ground, utetii , !r with all the houseb ,, ld furniture ofthe unfor. tunate occupiers, %aware poor people, and (4 - course moth distressed by the accident. Fortunately no rives were lo.t, the inhabitar.ra haying-beenprevi. ously apprised of the danger, though not in tame to sale their itftC:b. Aet Dtft'Xigaii murder has been committed in. the parish of Craighish, Argyllshire, upon Allan M 4 Lean, late of Barrackan, in that parish, who was stabbed with a knife: in the left, side, in. his own house, of which he immediately expired; John Campbell, of Ardlaroch„ in the same parish, charg. ed with t h e perpetration of this murder, has made his cseape ror the present, but stria search is mak. ins after liat„ • . A melaocholy accident happened at Greenock' on .IVllnday semnight :—As a slonp.riggvtl gab.art was going-down the River, a squall overtook in.t.r at the 13 3 r 0 f Quick, and drove the boom ,Isi t h, ttie h lence against nor of the hands, named Duncan that he 'fell tivetboartt. 'lhe accident took place so near the shore that it W 45 ObSefi. Ca ) arta ii boat itniaediately put off; but, alas Z too late, is iq sopiritred the man Milt instantaneously. 11 - 13 bOdy has been found a little below the Powder Magazine. On 1111( evening of , Wednesday I,e'nnight a fire broke not on the premises of ---- Skyline, Big. near N,,rher‘h, which destroyed the-whole Of the out.buildingi, together with several head of cattle, end other property, to a 'considerable am ount.— The'dwelling.hotote was fort , unately detached, or it would have shared the same late. The corflagra. ti,o was occasioned by die earelesmos of a set. vaot, who had a lighted candle its one of tic out. hcsuNes. RETURN OF fly Messrs. CHI t.t. and hi kclUding only from the 7th agreeabl) to to Quarters at 112 s od 46a at t tos ----- at ioBs ad g, ----. at to6s 1 47 i 8 20 at tuts 64 11 co at loos ott 28 281 71 -at 97s od I 100 ------- at 95s od Total 5654 Quarter: os. 4 3 / 4 L,. lower A RETURN OF FLOUR, Front jan. 5 to lan. i t, from the Cocket-Office. Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. d Sacks. . . 446 -- 95 a I 140 —B9 0 1 249 —.-- S 6 0 33 93 0 3o — B3 6 , to; Y• . ; o 21 ' -.---.. 97., o 371 -- Sg 0 20 --- b 4 o 8412 -.-- 90 0 i 85 —B7 o 1 711 --, lA., o Total 10034 Sacks. --Avcraitc 89s. tod• 45. 31d. lovt'er than last RCtori. AVERAGE VRIcE OF ENGLAND AND WALES. Ending lan. 12. Whut 86s 6d 1 Barley 443 Beans 47s 7d . Sty •sd Oats 16s 6d Peas* sos 9tl WESTERN COgNTRY MARKETS (last Week) percr. Wheat, - Batley. Oati, Newhory 54, to 112 - 4is/1 to 54q5 col zis oci to 2ss Satis'OrY tot. to gg 44 s Oct to .05 od 28s od to jzs Devizes 74s to loos i. 44s oil to sos ott' iss ad to 28s Warnunster 7:a3 to 98s 49s on to Sas od 29 okt to 3is PgICE OF MOPS. , itAns. pookirs. Kant, 41. —s. to 51. —s. Kent, 41. Ro. to 51, 12 $ , Sussex, 41. —s. 1441. 16s. Sussex, 41. 6s. to 51. —s. hw's, 41. to 41. 16s: Farnham, 71. to I. --tt„ ----- ` SEEDS. Broad HCEIII4 , - • - 345 od 'to 76s oil per quarter. Long Pods . . 38:i cal to 56s od ditto. Tares - . - 3bs od to 4Z3 od clut , i. R yc-C rats . .. 1 45 od to Sox od ditto.. • Red Clova - - - 323 to I°ss) ‘Viiite ditto, - . 6ss to tabs 1 , Trcloil - • - . -16 s to 425 percwt . Carraway - - 1 tos to 136 s Ci , riander, - - - 9s to 1 35 ed Turnip . .. . tßs to aats•pi:r bushel. Whitt: Mustard Seed - ss od to iis ed ditto. Drown ditto - - 9s to 1 7s ditto. * Canary . - - ,7modto gs 0:1 ditto. PRICE OF LEATHER (per lb.) ATLEADENHALL. Botts, so to 61b. cacti . • 23 ( 1. to :q:l. Ditto flo to 6 5 11 3. each -25 d. to 26.!. 'Merchants' Backs, 241. to 234. Dressing Hides, - • 22 , 1. to. 234. Fine Coach Hides,' . - • 231. to 25(1. Crop /tides For cutting, • -23 d. to 240. Fin Ordinary- 220. to ' a;d. Calf Skins, 11 to 40113. per .Doleit 34d. to 31k1. per lb. Ditto, 50 to 61b, 33i1. tri•3B(t. per lb. Ditto, 7o to 80113. 321 i. to 341, per lb. Small Seals (Greenland) 42d. to 45(1. per lb. Large ditto, tons. to r7oi. per Dozen. G .Qat --s. to --s. dittO. 'anned horse hides, 28s. to .tov. per Hide. RAW lIIDt.S. - 13a,t lie' lets and Steers (p. st.) - Ordinary, 3s. od. to 3s. xd, 35,, Ild. to 4s, cd. Market Calf, its, od. cads. NI ,Lidliny, 3s. ;td. - to 3s. 64. Eng. liorse 16s. to 195. each. Sheep Skins - - - 35 6d to ss ()a . SMITHFIELD MARKET,. lan. 2t. To sink the oird— R er stone oi . lHb. Ilea, 44, tAI. to Ss. 63. veal, ss. 4d. to Si, od. Mottos), 4,* 4d. to ,s. 63. 1 Pork, 4s. O. to ss. 04. utAla Of CATTLE TUTS DAV. Beasts, about T4co S heep, tt,5QO. : NE\VGA'!'E and LEADENTIALL MARKETS. By the Carcase. Reef, 3s. od. to 4s. fed. Veal, 45.: od. to 7s. od, Mutton. 31, od. 4s. 4d. 1 Pork, 4*. otl. to Ss. ad. Fitter, OF '1 St. James's Market 4%. id., ClAre Niart.et 4 5 . id." Whitechapel Market qs, id. per 3tunc of 81b. l'ill-LOW. Town Tallow as. 7os. 6d Russia do.(Candl6Ss.7o,;.od Russia do. (Soap) Oz. od. Melting Stutt' --:s. —5.534. 1 Ditto rough 325. od. Graves 12:-,. od. Good Dregs t is. od. Med, VA.—CLIO, 921. its. dd.-7-Moulds, 124. GI, 12.1. 3d , Average price 4s. id Yellow Soap, 73$.—Mot Price of C mules per dozen, St. JAMES'a HAY MARKET, lan. rg. Hay, 31. 3s. .d. to 41. to. 6d.—Aver. 31. al. 94. Straw, tl. 16t. od. to 2i. 3s. 6d.—Aver. 11. t9s, 94. WICITECHAPEL HAY MARK.ET, Jan. 19. Hay, 31. tos, .od. to 41. 45. od.—Aver. ,31. 17s. ad. Clover ► 41. 4s. od. to I. as. o&- - Aver. 41. 123. ed. Straw, 11. 11s. od. to tl. 181. td. —Aver, tl. tis. COAL E-X#IIANGE, Tan. zz. Best Coals, in the Pool, 'per C11:1411.611 sis Ed Delivered to ilousekeepers at • t o 64 Sunderland, per Cha!droll 44' , od Delivered to Housekeepers at - - Sbs ed nc.N Pripted t.y Itt4)lA,Ars lIARItis, (of No. 4, Martjet-cutirt, Itow-itfect) 1 4nti Ic'ilhtistuni. by AV It/41.041k SC4IPPII jat &Anil NToium :;uti , ;Ovitc, No. 1)1, 6trand wheat 0 4,1 , urrititsunts, Ordrts for the !Japer, I„,.t.fers for the Littlr, LATE ARCLIBISHOP OF CANTERBURY. Tut dissolution of the late venerable Primate rook place about nine o'clock on Friday morning, While . the greater part of his family were standing round ltis bed; he expired under so quiet and gradual a transition, 'that his death ...vas for some time doubted. On the melancholy event being- an. flounced, the bells of Lambeth , Church, that were ringing on account of the Birth-day of Her Ma. jesty,, were immediacely stopped, and the flag was not hoisted on the Church during the day. His surviving children are the, Rev. GEORGE MOORE," ReCtor of Wrotharn; Kent; CHARLES Mogan, Esq. Member of Parliament for Woodstock ; the Rev. Ron RT Moort.F., Redo*. of Latchingdon, - in Essex; and JOHN Mooße, E.q. of the University of Oxford, the only child ever born to an Arch. bishop of Canterbury. Two daughters died of consunaptir i ps within the lait seven years. We feel ourselves at a loss to speak, in appro. priate terms of the charaetei of thii excellent Pre. late. It is the less necessary to do so, becaute no malignity, no wantonness, ever dared to breathe a charge against him. The presumption of infidels, and the insolence of fanatics, have left his name un. touched. ; His life was truly a Christian lesson—an active memorial of the precepts of our holy religion., His enjoyment of his elevated station consisted in a charitable performance of its duties, and a corm ! munication of its blessingi; his•nse of"digniry was to condescend, without permitting others to feel that he had comiescended. Very rarely indeed can we expeA such an example of Christian charity and universal benevolence. We have !lien favoured with the following' more Correa and additional particulars, by a person well acquainted with His Grace's family : ". Dr. Jowl Moons, the late Archbishop of Canterbury, was educated at Pembroke College, Oxford, , from whence he. went to be private tutor to Lord CHARLES and Lord ; ROB P SPENCER, younger brothers to the ptesent Duke of I MARBO. ZOUGEd, with whom he continued till the edUcation of the latter was nearly finished, when he married a Mils WRIGHT, a beautiful young Lady with a gen teel fortune, after• having been presented, by the interest of the above noble family, to a Prebendary of Durham and a Canonry of Christ Church, Ox. ford ; at which latter place he resided, and cond oned his 'private instruOions to Lord ROBERT Sr ENCEIt, who was entered a Nobleman of that Collie. The Do tor's Lady dying of a decline illAtit 1765; a short time before his L 011.13114) Set, out to make the tour of Europe, Dr. Moo R a ac.. companied. him throughout his travels. On his torn H. , married Miss EDEN, .a si,ter of Sir JOHN EDeN, and r • " present Lord Au CKLAND• a very celebrated beauty. About the year .1771 he was promoted to , the Deanery of Canterbury, from whence he was advanced, to the See of Bangor, and afterwards to the Archbishopric of Canterbury MOLD (FLINT 411111), JAN. 13.—0 n Monday last an accident of a most distressing nature occurred in this neighbourhood: While Mile colliers were, at work in 'the 'Brolicoeti Colliery, the damp (so technically called) ',twit with such fury, that, out of the five men at wmrk, in tlie pit, three were so dreadfully lacerated as to wet with an insta:Jta, neous death; the other two were ako shockingly hurt', but, happily, as yet; have stir Vived the ells, aster. The three unfortunate viaims of this sad misfortune, who belonged to the Volunteers, of this town, were . on Wednesday last interred with mili tary honours, when the. whole corps attended, and the ceremony was Contlutted with every nary solemnity and decorum. 'The following are some farther particulars of the late desttuaive conflagration at the 1/Mish Island of St. Thomas. The fire !mike out in the hc:use of Mr.' MUHLEINDROOK, (adjoining' the King's . Wharf) between seven and eight, on the evening of the . zzd of November, and 'there being a smart breeze, the entire town was in a tew boors in a blaze, and soon after reduced to a heap of ruins.— Some people were enabled to save part of their property; but the majority were less fortunate, and their condition is represented as being, peculiarly deplorable, as they were not only destitute of places. of residence, but provisions were scarce, and water began to be much wanted. The population of the town: is estimated at to,ooo, and their daily wants GO barrels of-flour, and - so puncheons of water. The'ships in Ate harbour afforded all the accommn. elation they were capable of, and temporary sheds were ereeted'arnongst the ruins, for the poor, who were supported by a subscription formed by the more affluent. - , On ThorSday Pennight a fire watt discovered in the cotton fatiory of Messrs., Nixon and BrotVet r, in New-weer, in Coventry ;. but being timely dig. covered, it was extinguished without doing much damage. About four o'clock in the afternoon of yesterday sennight the inhabitants of Lancaster were.alarmed with the fire.bell ringing, and the drums belonging to the Volunteers beating to arms., The thatch of one of the cottages at Ott farther end of St. Leonan,l's-gate had taken firr ; but by the prompt exertions of some of , the neighbours it was extinguished before much damage was don 6. A fire broke out On Friday morning the I Ith inst. at Preston, at the cottonfaCtury of Milsrs.llorrocks, Whitehead, JAiller and Co. Church.street, which . might have done considerable damage, as the fadqry wacin the centre of an extensive building of houses,. had not the men exerted themselves in a very mai. -terly Marner, in conveying the engines to.the lodge of water adj lining thereto, and incessantly playing upon the building, with the greatest alacrity and steadiness, which happily extinguished the fire.' On Tuesday se'oniglit a fadory belonging to Mr. Enter, at Preston, called Boothman's, was burnt to the grolina. On Wednesday night, about nine o'clock, a fire bloke out in the watehouse.of Mr. Maddocks, tilt« kw-chandler, Atherton.street, Liverpool, which raged with the greatest fury upward of two hours; the whole of the-buildiog was destroyeds $ GRAVIsEND, JAN Vo. Paesrd by...th e Did o ; from the.R. 4 ..ver La. Plata instpla and IBetsey, Warring ; And the . Hind, Dadev, fron ? Surinam ; Glamorgan, Malley, from Demerara ; I,slbella. Pearce and.th& titml, Burton, from Tortola; GUtden , Grovr, from St. Kitt's.; john and William, {Anson ; and the Williani, Adams, from Lisbon ; Dumfries, Leard, from Virginia ; Elizabeth and Diana, I3ungeson, from Valentia : Minerva, Bratnley, from Charante ; Linen-Hall; Limming ton, from Dublin ; Renown, Sibali, from Cork • Atalanta, Gayton, from Plymouth ; Nelly arid Ann, Cline, from Dantzic ; Burton, Vander, from Gottenburgh ; Maria, ; and the Martha Margaretta, --, from St. Andrew's. • . sailed—the Shannon, Daniels, for Limerick. BIRTHS. On Monday the t4th inst. at Grange, near Wakefield, the seat of Bohn Lister Kay; Esq. the Right 113 n. Lady Amelia Kaye, of a Son. On the Y ith of December last, at Gibraltar, the Lady of the [lon. Captain W. H. Gardner, at the Royal Artillery, of a Daaghter. 1116RRIED, Yesterday, at Bansted, Surrey. f).. R. Warington, Esq: to Miss Parry, daughter of Thmnas Parry, Esq. one of the Di redors of the East-India Company. On Ti.t3sday last, at Rockland, Captain Rolles, of the Royal Navy, to Miss Rawbone, - only daughter of the Rev. Dr. Rawbine, Ream - of Harrold. The same day, at Leith, Captain Kerr, of the Royil Navy, to Miss Charlotte Maole, daughter of the !att.; Charles Maule, Esq.. On he 14th inst. at Vogrie, Major-General MOncrielF, to Miss Dewar, only daughter of the late lames pewar, Esq. of Vogrie. DIED, Lately, at Plymouth, Miss De Courcy, daughter of the Hon. Captain De Cuurey, of the Navy. : On Fr►day morning, in his 36th year, Mr. Howel Davies Stewart, ut. Bearbinder-lane. LONDON MARKETS, &c, T IN MARK.-LANE, lALPAS, Meal Weighers, of lan. dam` the the tath of 'C' the new'Att. 67 Quarters at 95s 6:1 623 --at 953 oil at 90 bd 393 94a rA R 3 ,----- at 924 ed 2 , at 91s od 18,s ----, at 9:-.,•5 act I 7 g - at Sifa od 16. ,at 87a ad 104 at 85s of 20 ,4 at 70a od 6 . s.—Average 03, than last XetuErh PP,WE 0 .anay. Bank Stock, • Bank 1.. Ann t ,ty Navy c pet Cent. '9Ol 91 India Bonds.. 13 . 2 S• dIS " 5 tier Cent. 1797, Excheer.r. Bilis, is. disl Lush s per Cent: prem. par 4 Per Cent. 76 f t k Imperial 3 per CcM , .5 9 7 3 per Cent. Red. 6 ` ) i - 1 . 1 7 . Alin, 4 i t-1605i 3 per Ct. Con. 59 6o sg 1 60 Cons. for 0 peninA• 6' STOCKS, YESTE • _ ATWOOI)'s BRITISH H O ERBACEUS OIN r,mEsrr FOR. CORNS AND CI:IO.4I,AINS, WHICH entifely eradicatesAlot i, soft anti tar, Corns, cures Tetererne,ts in "iiitf l cc;, Chairs, airl Chilblains, 'ruin R.eine4 operates %vitlour any pain or lila drance to the Patient. • SOW, v.ithilleetions to use it, and the names ar.d res;(lenc7, of persons cured, wholesale and Mini, I:4,xt'S 2$ (stump . included), by Berry, No. creA,strett, Soadi Shaw and Edwards, No. 66. Sr. Paurs'elturcli-y.,rd tail, by Coaltan, No. 116, G rea t Russell-sireet, bury; Tuttißoyal Exchange; Clarke, No. 26 9 , D0c 6111 . 4 iiristel, Chichester and Bognor ; Bury St.l lac- E , * anul's; Wright, Her:ford ,_- A'. • Smith, M 41 0 ,10 01 blab, Swansea ; Portstminia ; 1341A111.1i11, head ; and in most Towns in the Kingdom. CONSTITUTIONS RELAXED, in Men or tVuin2a, RE under the immediate Influence of the CO* DIAL of GI LEAD; and old Cough' , Asuo mas, and Consumptive II ahit s, are s o on relieved, and cured. Poverty of blood, and emaciated limbs, w; 11, tr" long, meet the happiest Change; the chill watery flul become rich anti balsamic, and the lim6S be cove red id flesh, firm and healthful. To those whO have revelled in the midnight cup, or trzilf drained Nature of her richest stores, by unrestrained or l" centious love, or by the' selfish InssiOn of Mogegli this Restorative Win tender all passible. assistance; - 11 P -1 , the vital powers be ttot entirely' destroyed it will gradualor repair the Melancholy evil. • Persons who have , long resided, in hot climates , languid and relaxed in their whole syst.nti, or Goinc ll.- 4 - Who are going to the East or West 1 i.iiies, cainior,sto,:t3 More important article of health aid L t has only meaus of restoring thousatids with th \'' 11 !". cd with excritciat Mg pains in the bowel's,, Fever in Aim:ilea. It gives immediate relief to ttios J and Iyy little severance in its use totally removes the coniplaint• guid and nervous debility it cherishes them ania!spirits' u gives, permanent vigour to.the system la co!opt.nots ti • stomach it has unparalleled virtues, by a t;c eler a nii.; the P r° gress of digestion, eoireeting.crudities, and *pee -11 Y mg the eliolic and flatulencies. a *„ 4 i Person* entering upon the holy state of Matrix it should consider, that" where the fountain is pell ,, " :11 strealitS that flow from it earth it be.piire.!' The ANTLIMPETIC;INES,orSOLOMON'" ffi?S I for purifying the Blood and restering the system whenio,,i paired by the imprudent use. or Nlere „Irv, have btz 3 the great and only restorer of health and vi4our in where Salivation has repeatedly failed. Price res• otL r"*. mily,..Buttles 335. fan.. A rE. T LOTION, for removing • Ea:l'4 l li from, tit.: surface of the Imolai, body, Pitts 4i , 61. - Pints 24. 9d. duty included. I' rt:pared.by l)r. Solomon, Gilead-1-louse, near LiverP °44 tho in. las. 6i.•and 335. I;ottics. the latter cotton, fiJar former, by which tile pittalas:o saves. 9.i. %Try gc: lN I Bottle has a Stamp, whica hears the er4V , lct . ' c '' ' t i t is Address, " Sind. Solomon, Liverpool," to t:uitate w 0.4 felony. • .00 0 4 Double Postage of all Leth. 4 loa to Dr. Solomon , must be paid, and a Veer - if ids. I'd„ inclosed for Atlyiec. • Also, );qt Pric'e 3s. A New tiditiost Atltlatit4 , s) of , ; r oil A GUIDE' to Il in a Vuf",:iy,pk C( ; ) MP ' 3 ,,,t some of which are treated ; , ;1. under the tolloving Advice to,,Nervoes Patients —Astlinp-- , Barre,ii fieiciicy of Natural Strength—Female „,in• • in the Stotrmh--ilyivcholiriac ter fill SI 1.0 , ;$ Detect or Memory— i 4 -f":` - ":"lli c Alta , ..' Sctlrvy rot' 104 --Tum of l.it::-Veitcrcall3t '" tress—Youth, By S. SOLOMON, M. D. Sold by Mrs. :Mathews, No. ;8, Strand, Stnith, Perfunnx.. No; 38,' and Mr. Raciv.irh. ). I L 4 ft'' I "n‘ ; ‘,l Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South- liiiidga ; M, 1),%\;:,,,v. ii ; Husband, hider and Co. Ildodu.trgh; N 1 r. 14Oitter, 4 .; 1.0.0", ; .. W. Cameron, G r.tenock •G. Browning,-Paisley ; Fl. C 14,,, ford, Kiluiarno,..k - W. ‘2'onlig, Irvine; A. 'Forsyth, a lit , : • Whiteside, Ayr; 'W. Crawford, Gir van ; j. Carson; .N,V . , Douglas ; To NI 'Mi I lan, Kirkcudbright ; 'I. M ' C redic; ll. '; aldy I . 1,.. Myth, Leven • ;, j.. DentpSter, Cupar; Allan, l ) u!: - dee ; P. Craigie, Montrose ; I. Mitchell, and I. Aor.le-'' P ,:: Ali:rdeen ; l)r, White, Banff; Moltitosh,' livr-rness; .',l 11,l'Iccnzie, Stornoway ; P. Taylor, Stranraer; ohnol rir, liisset, Perth; W ..,kntlerson, Sterling; Coke and [field, I , :'',. . Alexander, l)tinferinline ; Wils:4l, Dunbar.; Vinnet,-'„: Lot i aOt i l ,• l lN v i , r; broilth ; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries ; Phorson, .iiJrkviC4: Wedriel., A Itiwick ; Paterson, Arnutnot, suet I arniessLo, terbead ; A. M` Donald, Trongate, Glasgow; , and bY 1F;i6.,, ' Bookseller's anti Nenders, of Patent Medicine' 5 in the 1-10".. Kingdom. . ____.....--;e‘i VLNnitEAL giANDNESS; &c. '1•o Mr. 'inomAs 'rhyLon., Surgeon, No. 9i . 14.61 Bridge-street, London. DEAR IT is with the most heartfelt satisfaEli9l =lilt , address you on the incomparable excellence of yot i l:, tilt v4 l 4a blo Medicine, LEAKE's PATEN PILLS• 1 . /01 4" Springy of this year I had the misiVrturie to COiltrAil , &iv real .Complaint, attended with' the most alarming An(' obi; gerous symptoins ; insomuch, that I have . hq.'ar st. to my room for a r'hoie week torther, 'notable g oso out of it ; I 1144,:noslist night nor day, Ar4,SIIII;2IPLI t?P;006, Ey:floating pant and torment, and w.luit ohs still I'oo my eyes - grew weak l and dim,. so that COU IA Seger. 100 any object, if ever so close to ine, and expected nothiNic, than the tots " . loss of my sight.—=From a• stout, - 10 0 10: objett of isit c ; l aWco enl inP in at a s n i'on l '. l l% )e l c 7 n fr e ic a nci ll s let h cl al la ai G i r g i l le . l i l iPl li Oa in tltd s vi t y:e l t r e r ,:a . ;;: i rh e o lt u p g e ldi ai n n i g Y r e ec r o cr 7r) l ; l i i t i l l . T t c. c .is t i o bl b e. e tins world, I Was fortunately recommended by a neigil` t o irs • -try. your Medicine:" but lowing 'tried all .oete.iical purpose r and being at an enormous expeirce, it vvassorn'i before l could)* prevailed on ti take thrill ; at If ir „acrg ,for•six'boxes,' and before I" had taken thent all, I Pl l- 1 skier:in Ic benefit; my pains gradually decniostd, g '" sight grew better, and, -to the grea t re a nd 0;` ) 1 ' , I . rioi,t of all toy tricials (after taking thuee boxes a p t r. A O 4 arid strength Ives perrealy restored, .an 4 (tilauks to my Crud and yew invaluable Motieino , anti hearty as ever I was in to life. gfr Yon are at 411 liberty to publish this 9 'l) you think proper, for the ben efit of society a t 4 1 al which 1 shouts? have sent You - sooner, but wls relapse. I' remain with the utltiolit gratitude, f a t. lc I?ear Sir, vour cthlir,ed humble Servant, It • Eligh-stieet', Birmingham, Nov. 1, 1799. The above '..ledicine is earnestly recommen'''-; ;Y it ti Persons that are in any doubt of their being ent- - ,,, t , it a s every Veilereal Airetiion, particularly to thos e ing their condition in lite, as it will certainilutippot every taint of that nature; of however lorlg des o ' 4 , ' hbwever disguised under the appear,nice of or-h e ! it may be ; for Scorbutic, Glandular, an d otan , - ( 7,i,.,111', plaints, it is also recommer.ded to be taken, e'y , the Spring, Si:ironer and Ail . Prepared and scaby the sole Proprietor, THPi x oloo!,ill Loa, Member of the Corporation vt Surgeons, will V his llouse, No. 9; New Bride-street; severe he r o, 40 • Advice, without a fee, to persons taking ril!!! t he . P sir I Will answer Patienti' Letteis, it post-i.ud, rocrol'O/l taint, observing in all cases the most inviolab' e ,_ n t at •i name or Ca4ll having been mentioned! ":0 1 e (.1 ) d 1 own particular request, by the Proprietor, durldoelly of more than 35 years, that he has had trre . ct) t he,r t r " an extensive sale of the above .. Medicroct wising therefrom. at. the ' They are also sold by -his "appointntrrl , 1 furrier; No. 35, St. Alban's-street, Vall-No S. bertsen's Top.shop, Nu. iO3, Oxiord-srreetj No. 1, Uniou-row, Little Tower-hill; ;;;;"&:;, 1 0 . fi Jr, 1 son in every considerable Town Enirlo - ,"` o d P 1 ; 11 '0 1 1' , °I only as. 9d. each, sealed with, to' , • 1 sear' 4 reEtions, s.vhereby Persoas of either Sdk rolY selves with ease and secrecy. IeP P Of N. is. , Eath Box sold Great Britain -15 s f a l oiso ci n , l l. ; a Stamp, on which, by favour of lirP ~C° ! / printed at the Starve - ')Hite—•" .T. TaM r " aid 4 ll lltidge-strect,--to inutate which rs rcl °ll ' are counterfeits. .street, Grovrrtor.squmt ;) Dust