The Sun. — London, England, 1801-10-24 00:00:00

'~ ~-~irt DREADFUL EVENT. Cr Sunday last, about two o'Clock in the after. moon! when , the people were ;rambling for public worship in . the parish Church of Kilmarnock, an un: founded alarm spread among them• that the church ~v4 s I filing, which, it is said, arose. 'merely fibril a pressure upon a sear, which creaked, when those in the• galleries principally rushed dov l n 'stairs in crowd - 5,6 y which confusi - On, Melancholy' to relate, 2g persons. were suffocated and franipicd to death, and a consiticr:d number'shockingly bruised . . We refrain train being ,more particular in thiS doleful tale, having , received - the - tolloWing statement from the.3'l tgista tees. of Kihnarnock.: " Kdmarmock, 08. 19. . The MrigistrateS of Kihnarnock, tb ',prevent exaggyrated acC'ounts of a publk calamity which InTpened yesterday 'in the pariSh church here, and Tio . quict the Minds of imany at a .distance, think it hoWever to. give r to the Public the foil6l.ving melancholy particulars,. tWo o'clock P. M. when the congregation was nearly :hseinhled for divine service,. an alarm was given tlra,t one of the gallries was falling,. which, although nnfouuded, occasioned such crowds soddenly to attempt rushing out, that a great num ber of persons, particularly upon the stairs_of the East and West - ends. of the - church, were trampled 'under root, of whom several were thOst.upfortunaie.' ly. killed. • " The other persons trampled upon are much hurt, and. under the charge_of skilful medical Gen- • Ilemen,- who 't.-ere fortunately 'upon the spot.---: -Every possible - meant were used to relieve'the con_ gregation, by the-exertions of the Magistrates, the Royal KilMarnock Volunteers, 'and the humane. in habitants who: had escaped 4 . - rotr,' . or were ready to enter, the. Ch urch, -and :many were . saved . by ~.ladtleti ng • the windOws of thegalle,riy'L It will afford consolation.to the friends of iliose who - are,huri i to know, dint every thing w ll.be done for their reco very and relief which hunynity can accompliAh. 66 A L tx. TOWLDS,Mo'giStTate . , " NV/Lt.:LAZA 61%,.EcOltli j Magistrate." _ . We have been foroured with the following Ex:. tract from a-private Letter; dated Kilniarnock, r9th of Odober :7 7 4- 4 ! Yesterday was a most , calamitous day for, Kilmarnotk. In the afternoon,. when . the - bell - of our Laigh Church ,was - -ringing, a seat , crcaked-:-the alarm .wai% spread that the 'roof .was giving way, and, as tioe stair..ease - was fully packed, the ri-li:down Overwhelmed - those •beloW. It was shocking to see the dead'bOdies - flaid down, and the inefficacy of Medical. assistance in these cases. A few recovered, but some of,. them are still .ifanger • ously ill, and two are said this.morning .to-bt- dead. Almost allof them who died were, ,to my view, -strangled by the neck-clOths, tied tight.about. their necks, or sitifika tett by crowds lying upon then). There. were some. wonierful escapes among those who even lay contiguous to:ilie dead. The scene of death, of afiliCtion, mourning, &c. was truly distresSing, and the field of battle strewed with, the 'dead. could not have 'made ,a grrater . impression. It is impossible to _paint:the consternation marked in the faces of the people when I saw them first running tQ,aro On getting the 'alarm,.. I ran to - a house, arid with :the.. assistance of a yoting man, procured a ladder, by W:iich many of them got - down; ptlio ladder:;were soon procured, mJ ir -- was a co&iiderable time .be t)re the pe'ople could be persuaded that' the roof was -rit failing, and 'the side walls 'were - secure, even . after they had got out. In the evening, I, visited, thirty-six Much bruised and injured ; some of them Li a most astonishing state with convulsions." . The AR of Aix was President when the Du(; bE RotAiFAticAtTur delivered a Letter of Congratulation from Lord STANHOPE. The Arch:. 1 - ti . sl} , : , p of t x was ordered to answer it. He eon- , rnt;d hip apo-wr. simply to a desire of putting an en. to the -animosities whichdicided the two Nations, and whM; were - .a '.s.:urce of Wars so fatal ,to Man . - kifal: • ; ..,N.B.; = .The•Etti.tor -of this Paper must add, that the -iiicitives of this conduct are equally kiiown-to him.—Cortrier Ae Loidres. Ow Monday evening next, the .126th inst..will, find, be presented at the Royal Circus, St. George's Fields, a new and complete routine or amusements, consisting of anew splendid SpeCtacle, Under the diredion of Mr. Cross, called the Triumph _of Peace, -in which will be introduced a grand-Equestrian and Allegorical Pageant, &c..; an . entire new , Barletta, with orie , ,i)' Scenery, Music, DreSses, 3nti . Decorations, called May Morning, the''Music-entirely new, by Mt'. W.. Ware ; a new Comic Scotch Ballet by Mr. Montgomery, culled Donald and Peggy ;- a great variety. Of new S4gs, &c. ;, and the whole to conclude with that admired Gra-d Ballet of Action, The Fire King, or Albert and -Rosalii:, being for the Benefit, of Mr. fones—a . CY'entleman whose truly liberal . spirit . has afforded - Benefits to so many Public Institutions and Charities ;' and doubtless an ovet4lowing _Audience uputi that evening will chew how strongly the Pub-- lic . approve of his meritorious coi , dud. . . A-SINGULAR INSTANCE OF GOOD-LUCK AND GRAT LTU D E.— An elderly Gentleman in- the neigh bouriwod of Hanover-square, requested. his female attendant to purchase him a Ticket in•the las't July Irish Lottery. The order was, immediately corn- piled with; and. the young woman Made the best of her way to the nearest Office (which we believe was Hodge's, St.. : lathes's- street), and there made chOiee of No. r5;705., for. which she paid eight guineas. The 'Ticket. was' deposited in a drawer, and the Gentlerpannever saw the Number, till the fair pur chaser...brought him the agreeable pews of the . Ticketbeing drawn . a Prize of 20i0ool. He re ceiad the news like a. philosopher, and gaVe direc tiosslo his broker to sell the Prize, and lay the calf. out in 3 per Cent. Consols (then about 59 per. cent;), with this particular injundion, - 5001. ster.: ling to be re-served as a. present to the fernale pur chaser. We are in possession.of the names, which we suiiprhs, not Wishing - to give offence; arid we are happy to add', that since , the return of'PeaCe, the tonsols'have rose to - per cent. an increase'of 30001. S - lIIP NEWS% GAAVEsEND; oCZ:22; Passed by-the Delaval, ; Igaac, Hearn, from Daritzie ; Hope, Clarl4, and, Success, St from . Petershurgh. Saited—rise Fame, GO - nes, for Canton ; Telegraph, 'gam son, for India ;- Augustus Cxsar,..Kerbv, for Jamaica, - and Vrow Reiska Maria, Jansen, for Rotterdam. . , . )11,41:1i On Tuesday.; Robert Moxam, Esq. of the Isle of Wight, to Miss Charlton, of Pa.4 - I.,stre i t.• • • .oa-Wednesdav, at Kingston-upon-TUmes the Rev; Holt ()kes, A. 13'. -of 'Corpus Christi College; Cambridge, to: MiSs Pamela Busby,: of Kingston. Thursday, ~at :it,,Dunsta.o's in the West . , Francis - C. Wingrove, Esq. of the Excise Office, to Nliss.llitwsOn, of A Non-street-, Bind: Friars: - Joseph CriVps,_E•sq. i; Cirencestei;,to MiSs Harrison, of Clapham Common. .._ • . . , . . DIED . On Saturday. bit, at Harroiv on the 'Hill; Mrs. Avcry,,wife of Mr. Avery, Organ-builder, Queen'-square - , WeStalinsten On Tnesclay, at Uprninster, to Essox, NlrS.Charlotte Love- Wood-street. ' Yesterday nldtning, MrS. Claritlte . , the v.=ite• of . Mr. Cla ridge,•of Potter's - Ba:;, near Ilattield, Herts. • In theTressi and speedily 'will . be published, . • In Two Volumes. Crown Oelava, - J ITERARY LEISURE;- or, The- Recreations of Solomon Saunter, •Esq. " Salva res est :,,P.hilosophatur quoqui•jam " Quod erarelriOnien ?—Thesattrochrrsimicoeltrysidei " All is safes.-he is a&ually setting up tor a Philosopher " Pray what's Iris fume ?--Tbesauroenrysonicochrysides !" -Printed rdeWrilliam•Miiler, Bond-street ; and sold IT, ,svery Bookseller. , ••• • PREGNANT JAMES . , whose situation re.craires a temporary Retirement,: may be atcontninciated ccith a genteel A Paitintnt agrceabky.tO .their circum .ttan6es ;- their Infant it ont to nursi, Ai - at bttlxvinelv taken. care of.. The consolation resulting, from this - Undartaking to mate of the most respectable -Familie in thisiingdorn, by • securing their repittaticin and cliaraeters front the - imse .censure .or the world, and premirving peace'aild . cotkrird among relit-- tions andlr lends, is . sufficient fs"conspicuous to couu le_ nariced hi the humane and 4ensibliY part or M.ankina. - Care, tenderness . , linuninity, honciti r, 'and secrecy, may he relied on. •Apply• to WhireV>Stirreoß and Niaii-midwife, or 'Mrs.. Nildwift. No 2 Loudon-tiouse- Yard, St. l'air's . h-yard. . • r_ 4 - Those iegardless of reputation will nrif; on any terms, .be treated with.—rAn ..COnntry - Houk, within a few miles of ,Londop, where .LadieF way he accounnodatat with cOmiiirtable"Apartatent?,. if 'thbre agyeeab tban in. own '.— Lettrts,. post-paid,- attended to ; and Advice in all Disorders incident tn.Womep._ana"...e.-1111(kcl4 • I I HEN Professional'Men'. of EducatihrCanit V, Respou.sibility...dtviatd.froin the geheral Sv'srein by the seledion of a ifecurtar hrajjeli, th.e..jn.`tion long,-eon tinned' sucueSs - is the best a terjon-of.superiority . . . • years havt• l devoted uw pratticVto' the e:itclrusiye ttqatme.tit •or" Thrce Disorders and the sui.'ees'sliii . restiti of nif plan gives inc additihmatartior to wppose, as tar as I am _. abie,, the ravages of thoSeYornplaints which are - the most , importailtin The CniArigue of Human litfirm:!ttes. • . . After mitt:awn. Into every:, Branch, as an Army Surgeonl„ 14:i t ied a wish at ea early pPriod..of Prattice. to rescue in:- _t a lte' ignorance of iineducatcd -men; or, the equally 4..l.ltern,t;s fht..f pistqde'rs, tpthe.(2.ure7of 'which i havf 3 .. d- Voted illy attention, cortprse every . Ipe,etes . of VE-N1:. 1( LAI. IN i''CTlol' , l, whethet"of a . rett:nt or L,u ;., - ration: 2dly, All kinds of dc:bitity,..7wheliket arising‘ front stir habit; of,..school-no)s, or MN- nitittlgenk*s of-mature ,t4e Add', *tteraitzetnent of the sytnt in co men'tvlticii.i cat lett BA. Wtz. N or STE It IL.IT Y. Nurneroti:: the..retieirt;f ignoranceV c r 'haite ti . ean'nent of a §iinplc Grmorr4Ceit; ?Jai , it not itn, irequebtly happens 'tha t ibe - seelts tire pixiiscretiun 'of an lingtiarileti taunt.'—fly iii)c . riot - tne... , . .tho,l such . CQ:nplaints easily .ct.;rol - ait4 e'ven . where 'ts,rh6rs have faired, I trust that L nvy prestonetP 911 et Tadical're-establishinent. • • • • • • F.vvvy . .,poweyer, are :the cases of complicated' distriss 'in this disorder,,coinpared with the .calamitous, sailatiots• ~ t Men, who; :titre an 'indulgence in a„solitary vie N, or the •prevalent• gaieties . ura • tashionable lite, acquire thal state of I.),ebility, the.unavoich.tble c , onsequence of such pernii..ious halms. • • .-Wltere the, unhappy sufferer his broods overhis misery, but caretitily ••conc ea;e. mistb: tune, it may •he sornetonso lation tp„ know,, that'. although an: object of doubt or itncertalntywiti otper •Prattitioners, the removal of these ktolic!encieo by .tho grochtal .11-ogress of Renova tiotl,_ is the ac!..piirernent t ruy .14 .hence. If. the rites Hac - clihs or Venus hay? began to reduce Manly Yigottr, rrruck be'ofeve'nted by act e:triy. • CottriteraL tion of this languid State ; atm iii these' cases, no -great. occur.. 'l3UO.Vbete for yearS' existed, a proper perseverance' is"intsperhiaq td revive-the slum bering Sparks of Li: t4.-re-anirriate the Constitutitm. M Alt it IED 4EN „ who have long been disappointed in ttreir e'kpeCtatiolis t)t . a Fainiiy, tir.iy be assured, that in most instances, suth•defeds arc...curable by Medical skill: Tne",iv-..;-zesv which is so ess ent i a l. to -my undertal:ing, and./he'eiali.tications which I have presumed to 'state, form the basis-6f tiny pretensionS, and in coincidence with Su.:h this :intimation is given-, that may tie^com , u; ted• ocrshrial.R., Or Thy f,etters (inclusing .a.sm4li Note), at his Artindel:etreet;: Stand, near Temple-liar. There is an:. atttionil Entrance in Water.4treet, adjoining, and the N.ane.is on both the doors.. . Member of the Royal .Cullege,of. Surgeons. COPY of - a -LETTER to RICHARD GRAVES (Brother to Admiral Sir Thomas C;',raveii),.capt.:Lin in 4lic Royal Naq. SIR, • - `• • .- Exeter, 'Devon. AGREEABLE to yourrequest, I have the . ho . 1 - 11. nour and . pleasure to intbrin• you, that I am ;entirely ..recoyerpti from my late illness •; ttlthougb too much praise cannot be ascribed to Dr. Brodum's Aledicipes, in workirv_so weinderliil a cure in go snort a periol . , still l have you to :t11411.11,.. 4ir•,l for. your obligikit condescension iii answering my first Letter in so gentlemanlike ..maliner,...and look:on'you , the principal that my health is' restored ;_ kr had I not.becta. encouraged by you, Sir, to . trust ni>Selt older Dr. Bitduin's care, I should to this rabmentilaavq, laboved under thc dreadral disorder.' I can assure you, it is not in my power to Ao.justicera.Dr. BrOclum's merit; as :to - his I%lediCines they, are. most excellent. I will leave :pita try.- juritte,..after being afflicted.for upwards of six . year s, under so dreadful .a!,S e R BUTI C* COMPLAINT', eLA as to` occasion „large ...tuhiors in my Legs,, and several parts' ormy sody, to deprive me" of hearing. and . nearly tier Yer:atltde4.l almost :to 'madness, tbr - Vrtial was Wider the care of some of the most. e:ninent the' Facitliy, at an' experice of uptvards of three hundred and fifty pounds, •Witltuut receiving a sha.auw of be riefit ; nay, I found' diabrder, incru ,under their bends, to be cured by Df,'Brocium in le t anin slit Weeks, appears To me Gentleman, snort of a iniraclei.l)is ticill•as a .Physician, and'his treatment as' a Gentlean, shall evpr'be remeinoered .by me with gre.titude.rwver to be erased - . .1 shall Use nn utmost'as . - siduity to tec,ommtnd br..Broduin'v Medicines to my brother (hikers. I ant, dear Si;, . • .With .theufirloSi - 'esteem, }Our most obedient Humble'Servant, Dec. 1_797, Manchester-iNpare. CU. R.LLS 1 - IA.N-1-.. 'LVEUTI W. P . A.R.I)OE, Of •His Aiajesty'S 'Cori-vessel Fearless_ SIR, ,It is with infipite satisfaaion acknowletke:the.iccellence Of Our BofaniCal Syrup, which has relic ve.f.ine from the most excruciating . - itheutivirtie Pains. and Contradict, of the Joints, , which I 14%e-,b; , en.,iffljeled..witirtywdrds of ten niOntht.---Be'assu'red I - shall recommend . your valual:deNlecli. , ~tine to the litniui,t. of 'my power. . 1 •remain, Sir, your very obedient humble Seryant. Plymouth-Dock, jury 31, 000. Lieut. W. PARDOE .Witness.fo the ?,.1...C0Ne.005:; Printer and 'Stationer, above Cure, S No sz• ' Fore-street,.PlyitiOuth-Dock. The BQTANICAL SYRUP init.-NERVOUS CDR DIAL, to he" had :at' the DikloeS House, No. 9, Albion street, seven .dobr.s' ;from the Levcridri Museign, frittrs-biidge, in Bottles,- at r-1. ;.s, ifs. bd. and included; and ot ° E. Newberg, corner et St. PaiWs.Church. yard ; ' lebodtt ana to,llstre. Nb. x.l4rdi..street;' 'Piildink's Medicine Watehoust, No. 76, Ox.ford-s . treet • Bail. ter, .Ediniourgli Browne, Tiolcey,• Bristol . 'street, Bristol NPlTonalci, GlasgoW ; .Chaltriers,.Aitadeqv ; • Tutt, and:Bottlrori, 'Royal Exchange; 'Collins, SalisViry Spilshury and .C 9, M ry-s-rreet, W M a.- sce Bel tast ; - and M. Cock, .Ireland;. dui in tne couittry, of all !Yentas, lio,,ksell,:rs and . Ver.der.i of McCI, tines in the three K,lngitoms. • COLLIERIES NF,AR NEWCASTLE-I-PUN-I' • . - BE SOLI) ltd AUCTION, Ef Mr. ,RAIKE, At. dis: RtabOw• Coffee-house, in Cornhill,, London,, 'frithq"tlic 34til of - Oz.tubtai-, at rwtdve - o'Cl&k, in 1 4 ' • I,tits,. • 2- • CERTAIN • FR!EHOLD, Half and. oih L. Shares, di and •in several Valuable- COT E if• lying under upwarii.; of •,!,),.:0 Acres'of Land, -- in.-the COW; TY. of IYURIIAM, «eli knoivn to confai-.Sains• of 13 Coal ;• a Large part w:ioll: - unwrought, and - 'very adv.a.o Oust!' situated on the BANKS of tlve RIVE R'-TYNE, e.. Nv A l i in three, five, and nin . lran - or NEWCASTLE : the qi liert:ts now in woflt- T 4-4 ORN E Y., EAST aud, WIN L A TUN-, inict CR A EVCR.O CK ; the forrmr of whs. was opened in the preserve year, and rornises the best • v.aiitaie to the 'undertakers:. Mt ttnuel liarrisS, of Kells Pield, betweett:Chester' ll. Street and Newcastle, Colli ery Vi ewer, will 'give- , thee intbrinition 'as to this ,Froperty,,- and et.whoun pm pt' :.PirticularS may be hatti..als6 at the Queen's Heat/ Inn Ntoi.:iitie ; at the ‘Vheat 'Sheaf. 'FN!rharn t t • 14inter of the York Courant; of Messrs. iiiiiiteAritt-FoVa Lincoln's. ; Rainbow Coffee-hotii;.:" Mr: Roine, !And Suffve'for,;;Zharlottc-street, 131OornsbalFj London, Where Minus the Surface,• under which the 53 ' Collieries lye, may be NAVIGABLE CANAL,PROPEIZTY MO N THLY . SA f.%, • •By - Mr. SCOTT, • pidAy; Nov. 6, at S Twalt e orC lock at Garrapiiitfit, HARES in the FOLLOWE.C:b NAY...WP .TIONS viz. ' •‘ -- • In the RA N and PA DT)t.NGTO CANAL, ort4inal Suts..cription Spites ind Half Shares. 1., iu SC.()t.LAND, Ten Sh 3 of 501. each. 'rhis now *I - km:a, and exi)f..ll:,-a 1 !mit cul.iriv tit :ne • The A SII 14 E Z f )1 5:1: A[l LEY and ES C.; T(>44 4,)t . thev: gonce“: 4 ar6 coniit , ed with i thrtil 'Ol NT R N A:VI NTI ON, 3 1) " exiicctZ:d'io be vary . r „ ' AtoSiiits in ti :: A Sl{Tlig j ari' , l Dfli t , K ET and A V. - )N, and 1V ORC ES'l' ER and. 131.RIIING1-1 , 0 1 , NAVI G.A.TIONS. • . 5 , • Partlculari- at 11:1 - Lhetri !foie!, Garray.•P4 and at I\ r:- Scott, •I.:ldgat-hill, wito,is Shares by s Private COntradi. • FRENCH BURRS, I)UTC11 T.ARR.AS, hRE Cll a nd •• EN(;1,151-1 R',COLOGN E PEAK, R• 43 L -MOOR antic; It NDSTONES, seasoned OAK; ::riot EL' PLANK, &c. - • • TUBE SOLD tY AUCTION,- • By-,Mr-PAULIN, -,On Tuesday; Nov::3,'" !Soli- and 17 , 0' following DaVs , . Eleven, on- the Premites; -- Poplar Marsh Walt, by bay; _7tioir ot the - Executors • of. Mr. -James•CoopenMillAcri,i' • 'gnd•Aill-stoue Merchant, deceased, LL his VALUABLE - STOCK. TN nit; DD' comiirising about - Four Thousand.prime sundry` e nench readV•malle, Thirty- ibui:'Pons Tretich•an - 1 English rtaist e r in Lumps Five Huticiredikinsite', `.'of 1?•tcli Tarras, Simeen.Cologne Mill-stones, - : "ALEIr-stoneS, .Twvlve.Peak ditto, upwards rwcrit--;?, dr9.11 of four and, five-feet Grindstones, one .P_itir of i Runner=illill-tones, six-feet diameter; abOut thic 1-fAtie,.; Load of th'ree-anelr, two and an Iralf-inch / t wo-inch, 414a . P1 and an halt- 4 h - eh - prime seasone'd Oak-1.- \ 6,:klc.actet Feet . ...of drs - ni lisoned EM P . Llank, quaritir . , - 4 quantity Of Oak Stilling Bottom, and a variety o' - :ack` E • - •1 • -'• • lAr. be. vi.ctwetl threeltayt. preccz.lirg tit:. Sale, . , •.i.vl;cf. . lognos may tie had on the Prernisey';: th6(rre;r.4r, , ,•n;.r' tonstone; the Red Lion, .-111ovd ; 4.4 be Ship,;'a Verll, 1. hat I - StECCI ; and of the Attclidnaer,4ll-oait.-4ite&', COOKE Con unit ' c -r s -( i ) o Sl h E n l : : e r on Sale at .11.-tory, and Nottingham Warghouse„No. 4 4T 11 a trailat 'a • -•.; - .-e and valuable ssOrtrneut ii.osl-r,: - . 0 - -,!yeri Whicli,.. - 101 . Elegance, kijattiess, caste, and q uraii.,s, exiiralled,. and, he'thaters . - an 1 , 14Ye . ,` The many advantages he posses.ses L y - er 4e vetY ss in this fide of business, an:: th',2 pc".culi a r‘degrt 4 by imitifatigibit,,i . zeo.toll, 41).(1 1 01rii'' inticd ex pence, he has,l)rought his Manufactory, whilsill'it; atford hint an opportunity o f offering to the 5 of Got . .kLs, supertor in every respect to thin; of shy other po; son, and render ail ompetition fruitless;- tisu-en'able.hitn 4 ac.commodate the Public, either in the whol esa l e , rctail,p • export trade., upon terms more moderate i:an.po4" bt Worded by any other 1-toue in thy Metropolis ; CURIOUS FRULT, 1.." - rr IWO New' CURRANTS, .11-0 . 1 11 1 , Seed; one. Red, the other White : they both brig' •Fritit as large as some Grapes,, - in bunch m,- six , inches loop, andha.ng:in the Trees iniCker than the leaves : They has"-_ A peculiar orilliancy orcolour, .a' - ftt flaVourea sivecitness, brisk poignancyof taste far beyond all others.' a. Three New STRAWRE - 1( RIES, -viz. r: .rokee, a man3trous Fruit, often - - five- .incite3 . l•67Pl 'atid most exquisite flavour. It bears so abundlittly it, •.r. ftecittently fills a plate. , ---a. The Pfitaguay ,tO• former in every fine property ; and'corues a long succession. -3 The Modena ItautbON, the' li4ious of the Strawberry • tribe r 4ery high . il . a v , yo wonderful fragran - ;e, -raise it far ahoie all cor.ipeti tiou .A 4 .1 others. • -. ; - Currant Trees (each sort- separatelv), . silt bunr . ; ,;. o ,;. to: 6d, Strawberry Plants 2dlclfsait' separately), titt3 1 ; 1 bundle for los. 6d. ' •;fs Sold at Crocker's,., St. Alban's-street, NU-NI:Al.—. Credit, 1. 4 4 y Postage. . • THOMAS TAY LO R, Esq. Dear Sir, ":- . .1 , 0. 9, New Bridge-Street, Lenc+t . T FEEL a•Duty incumbent uponl.rnei - Co , you of the very gret.and-,extraordinary Cure . f have J.:eived froin.your invaluable 'Medicine LEAK E 's•P AT 11: N PILLS. I'i About tw_ years agp,. I wits a;tai: ;.eil wit a D ISO R ER, which .r reated rattier slightly for-some. Oi l "! but'the Dilease ai length spree dbig all over my body, I' lBl , Tobligpcl to apply.to .the most eminent of th,e' Fact:lry, thejr ag:sistance arkbrded - , rally, temporary relief : I well, ••clireugh yarious Couises.-of,„slivatirriti -and from beizig.rath i e' of a.corpttlent habit, was reduced to a mere skvletou. • " 14 leers that-spread all over my LiMbs rendered, me a torn' Itl, to 0 hied, that- my- I , r iend desp at red , of my lee ° v When broUght to this situation, • fconsidered dealli as, ;;levy' hut a rAation of mitre col:Um:nab% upon: the. tivPs: Cases in which your Pills'-had. sllcceeded, I Avasindul-c4l try, 4 11.:mot: them, w I thought- . rather reli,:vetl f . by:persevering for. two or three atouths, an 'U directio;:s, I egperienced* . the most unaccountable re.lax.tu.e from the sores graduallysubsiding ; I aiu miow, ti 24 + 1 %,,,t Cott, pettedly recovered, and %yakking out 1 • 0 ";II ‘ nut, but one more box, 'Which I think cautious ti) take."' establish my health in its orighral state. • -. • * 1t it with the most heatt-colt thatl•l sabsa i • Myself, Sir, your much - -oblied bumble gervant, 14 4 Manchester, jttly•r, 601. V«. E A ItS ( t ; y C P. 5: For the public benefit, dy not ob)ect Jo the a,,5 being published, but leave you to' act -as your own bet' jiidgiuent shall diOate., Prepared and Sold by the sale Vrqprietor, • • A rift T s. Te r 12. R MeMberof the 001 Coll.cgc of Sorg - London., at his Hoitie, No: 4, Ne‘w,thitiev-street ; Witere, after a constant reshrenee of more than. ThirtY - s o f Years, in a yra&ce, prticirlariy directed to the Venereal Complaints, and those incident, to the t;eneratiOn in both Seies, With 'tits= invioli bl seerly which Meh of his Profession should always observe , flatters hirnsol, the advise and assistance: he ratuitg Li b l is administers to Per:dons • takiiig'this Medicine, Wil l t o esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage-sehP :to be obtained, and void of ambiguity.- • Aim) sold, - by his Appointme n t, for the convenicrtc - cj d those living at a distance, at the Pertlinler's, ' No. '3l , i, St. l o lf bin's-street, Pall ,Mali ; the l'oyshop, Nor. - ro3, 0N ; ,, 30 street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, 'Fish-street-hill 1 1; Steel's, Bookseller, No.. Union-row, Little Tower-1111 Watson's ErLnhatAh ; , P hitn ; Nit% I,iverpnc4-; Mr...Atlcinson's,;"oo, whest•cr .; and by one Person in cvery'consitterabte "l o ~vt GrCett triton and Ireland, is noses of only as.. gd• soled up with f ai l directions, wherebylicrso ns i .j, l eitnea sex may cure themselves with ease, speed,:so.crpc) , . ' • ' I,v l • N. Every Box in'G reat atitaip is 'sealed 01 ) a stamp l ou which, Qt . the commissqticrS, ed; at . the - grarnp-ofti•_..,. T. Tay No. 9, Newu ri n.. strter," to iirLitate a n ti otile;s and terteit. ' • 0 • 4 • u rE,:aL IC - . 6I.'F'I,CE, ..13011/..SZ RE ET, itiroar it;CH-O'L AS BOND, ESQ. AND SIR • r ARSONS. YESTERDAY . 7ribn Safrer, taken into• custody a hort time since at Bushey Heath, Herts, -sus picion of stealing a horse he offered there for Sale, underwent a final examination', when the horse was owned by Mr:" Baker; 'a bincher, at Yalding, in Kent, who deposed, that: in the night of, the 20th Of Septemberlasr; the horse in question was stolen out of a field 'of his' at. s Nilding,-, together with poney. • .James Abbott, the Landlord of the Three Crowns :ptiblic_liouse, at Bushey Heath, stated, that on the 2 s t of September, between three and four o'clock in the afiernoqn, the Prisoner at the bar, in the company of two other men, with a hOrse and cart, and. Mr. Baker's horse,'came to his house; and after remaining together abut an hoitr; the two other men went•away ; that shortly after, the Prisoner offered hiin Mr. Baker's horse for sale,' at first ask: ing twenty guineas for it, -but afterwards' agreeing , tolake thirteen poUndi r saying, he had bought it of a Mr. Bush, at Bromley Fair, and who, he lived at Paul's Cray, Tient ;, that. Witness having reason. to klieve he-had stolen the ,horse, declined paying,him-for it, unless he would go with.him to the said Mr. Bush, which refusing, be detained both the prisoner "and the horse, :and on enquiry;, discbVer . ,,l there Was' no 'such person ai, Mr. B.ush, at Paul's Cray. The Prisoner, on being asked if . he would wish to say any , thing. in - reply to the charge, set up the ,saine• defence as fie did at his' former exa . mination,‘ , namely;- 'that he bought it on Blackheath, of a' man who said his name was BUsh, .Ind that. he - lived' at Paul's Cray. " He was fully corm - pitted for trial at the next As-, sizes 'for the t onntyof Kent. , . - • .t.:CiNCRETE.LEMON jifICE.. ...• • . • M. 'Coxix , ELL, of Temple-Bar, having been given to understand*- that some other Acid his been sold for Conerete Le - 11w - Juice, fee'o; 'it ne. cessary to observe, that •he is permitted to refer to' the highest •Authorities ;,ri this- Kingiiiini; for the purity of *that - pined by hinielf ; 'and he trusts that the prec-aution signing every Package with his name,- and in his - owit h~in~iw'rting, will afford. sufficient security against iMpoSition to those who shall be 'desiCous to make use of this tori , ie:..• nient and elegant preparation. • A CARP, Ht B zs,.Wine-merchant, .Monumenr-vard, Lon don,respeafully acknowledgesthe).:crydlsting,tiisbeci patronage of Noblemen, ,Gentleinett, and, the. Pub. lie, It is highly.gratifying .hitn ; that hie plan of selling Wines in legal quart :bottle, has Obtain ed.such sanEtion ,and encotragement., He ltas s .at this time, a. very large and. valuable stock, of Old Ports, and other superior. Wines, svllipg, upon the lowest money terms truly genuine, in full quarts, every dozen of which are.warranted.tneon, rain three gallops of Wine, making thereby. a con siderable saving to the purchaser. The importance of this plan (unequivocally fair) to 'private families, - is most obvious. * * *l Orders by the Pipe or Quarter Cask ex . ecuted upon terms highly advantageous. 1-§-1- Hibbs's Orange, Rum, and Brandy Shtiths, as usual, for making hot or cold Punch, by the addi tion of water only, are so very excellent, that he presumes to think they will be .found really - un equalled for strength, richness, and peculiar fine flavour. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, OCT. 23. Since Monday there haV . e been several arrivals of Wheat and Barley, from Suliblk and - Norfolk ; and also some few of Oats from'Yorkshire;and hincolnshire. • Wheats had this &Fill , very7dull sale.. Prime Samples obtaiped prices•uearly as high as Monday, but inferior samples are exceedingly heavy in sale, and are "'" • ' - declining in pr►ce. Barleys have a very„btis T .: We, b►rt arc "not dearee...'' , Malts begin to be in- demand„ as. the:brewing season has p retry general y begun: - Oats have a quick sale,' and are:rather lower in price. CURRENT PRI - Winchester .Aleasur, Wheat - • 44s a 545 . ed Fine do. a 643,0 .1 CE OF GRAIN. e of Eight Bushels. Boilers -54 s a 585 od Fine do. a --s od Fine Suffolk .6os a 6;s od. Flue Pearls —s a —s ed Small Beans zBs a,3as od Old dog . --s a .425 od Tick do. - Z4s a 2 Ss cad Old dO. . —s a 4os od Oats ZIS a. 2,4 s Finedo. . ifis a.zSs od Polands do. 365 a 38s od Fine do. —s a —s od S.uperfine -. 66s a 7os cd Rye t new iSs a .36s od Foreign do. —s a —s od Sulthlk Bark) , 3os a 36s od Fine do. - 3ss a 42. s bd S uperfin'e a od Malt - los a 6os od Fine do.. - Zos,a 7^2S od Pale do. ' - —s a—s od Hog Peas 7 : 36s a 42s 0(1.1 PRICE OF FLOUI Fine Flour 6os a 65s od Seconds - sss a 6~s od Thirds - —s a -:--s od Coafse —s a --s .od FRISLAY, OCT, 23. Fine Pollard 20S 3-22 S od Common do. 14s a as od Horde do. - - 7 -:s a—s bd Bran - los a —s cd PR ICE 0 YESTE Bank Stock 18 5 . 1 NtftVy 5 pet' Ceut. toea .5 per Cer.t. 1797, lb, iooil I rish 5 per, Cent. 991 • 4 per Cont. con. 81 6i• 3 per Cent."gecl. 68 . 6 i L!er Cent. Con..69tti - Ditto Scrip Bank Long Ann. 2611 Ditto Short Ann. 5i Ditto Scrip : F STOCKS. _ DAY. India Stock Exchequer Bills s. Ntw.ditto' • , New S. S. Stoelt. - • 3 per Cent. ►7ir, I inper. 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. " Bank for Op. India for Nov. Conk)ls for Nov. 6984 i,.. COURSE OF EXCH/INGE, FRIDAY 0 T. 23 liamburgh - 32 6 2 US. 4 111t011a - 32 7 2 . us. Naples" - - - - 4 1 Genoa -4 8 i Venice . .-- • Lisbon - • -." •••. pb Oporto - ' - . Dublin - 12 Cadiz - i 7 in paper Ditto - • - 4o eiNdive Madrid - = 27 in paper Ditto 4o vtiedive _ . Leghorn - ' -, 53 . .. . . . - 11.p.NDo /sl-: 1 witiyd by B U CHA NA N WM I L LAN, (of 13ow-strect, Covent- Garden); and .Pvhtishett by WI LL 1 ~1 Aa m 1 c t `.e xIP ps (of Ii fe.rry-road, Yl:•:stmillic., At the SUN...OFF IC E, No. 112, , s4rand "; whete Advertisement r, brirrs for the : Pgper,, Letta 4 for: ti,:l.. Idito-,. 4iec , (post-; aid), must - l);::: aAlcires,„73, N UMBER -,_‘,.....__ THE 110-1\401; Lucy, 1\ (In W edlleS OTT (In OW rsc ITI rhe • Otl lOrman CC Ce. THEAI i 0-NlOl Lieute Miss i With (61t.iitli C With th, ~,, ''r. 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