The Sun. — London, England, 1801-01-27 00:00:00

CORRESPONDENCE WITH ME FRENCH GOVERNMENT RELATIVE TO PRISONERS OF WAR; Conchedrd from ,our Paper of Saturcky.) Mr, Noble asserted, and which was not de nied by John Pinney, Esq. Governor, and Mr. Batchelor, Deputy Governor of St. Peter's Hos pital, that the proportions of deaths in that iou e, during the time mentioned in Mr. Batelle_ lor's letter (exclusive of the aged and infirm), had exceeded, by one half, the deaths in the Pi i son at Mr.,Noble also stated, that he had been informed by Captain Joliffe, of the Second Somerset Militia, that a Prisoner, to his knowledge, had lost by gamblink five days ra. turns of Provisions ; and, in consequence of su c h privation, was admitted into the Hospital in a , dying state. The Commissioners then asked the Rt. Wor shipful the Mayor, whether he conceived Mr. Batchelor's charges had, been made good ?—The Mayor replied, that "he was very-gl a d to find' Mr. Batchelor had been mistaken, and to hear the Prisoners were so much better than repre sented by his letti - tr ; and believed Mr.. Batelle_ for had not, nor could have any interest in th e affair, and aded from moti v e s of Humanity alone." - The three Prisoners before-mentioned were asked, whether Mr. Ormsby, when Provisions were bad, had returned them, and said, " ways ;" and, that he went round, and examined the Provisions every day. Mr. Batchelor having stated in his letter, that what he had advanced -was known to every Mili tary Olfeer who had done duty over the Prison. crs, and although he was repeatedly desired to call any person he might think roper, to sub. stantiate his charge, he called not one of these Officers, nor any other person. in the conclusion, the Commissioners observe 4 to -Mr. Batchelor the extreme imprudence of his conduct, in bringing forward charges of such a nature as could not be proved, and, as it evL dearly appear'ed, were nor fnunded on 641; that the mischief of such . pnblications, as he had thought proper td make, might' be extended to an extreme degree both at home and abroad. P. S. Copy of the Miyor''s letter, referred 'to in the dispatch to Mr. Nepean : BrITT4, W. r, : GENTLEMEN, .As I may not hare,folly expressed myself on the, investixation .which took place on Tuesday last, bethre me and my Brother IVlagistrates, AL Berman Daubeny, Alderman Noble, and Alder man Harvey, in consequence of a representation respe&ing the condition of the French P r i soners of War in Stapleton Prison, made by Messrs; Batchelor and Andrews, and transmitted by in.! to Government, I think it proper to tronblz you with this letter. When Messrs, Batchelor and Andrews waited on me with their statement of the miserable con. dition of the Prisoners, my opinion of Mr. Ruchelor's judgment and information, from his having, for heveral years past, had the rare of the Poor of this City, induced me - to forward their letter to Government. • An inquiry into the, truth of that statement •having, however, taken place, it appeared, on a very full inves f tigatiun of the matter, that the s e . venal allegations therein contained were unfound.. ed, and, therefore, I feel it incumbent on me to give this as my opinion, in justice to the par. ties concerned, as well a in proof of the be.. nevolent and humane consideration that ever has, and I trust ever will, form a prominent feature in the character of the British Nation. I have the honour to bc, most' respeCtfuliy, Your most humble servant, WILLIAM kiIDDONS, Mayor Ant) , :te Serie, E,,,q . Yohn.itto. NUMHER 7..vt, 6, IK,I MY LORDS, The Commiy,ioners of the Traimport Board and of th - Sia; and I hut Office, tippointed to visit' and insped the Prison at Stapleton, havin4, in their Ripon, dated the zd of this month, re. commended, that in,tead of a general tlistribu. tion of the morning allowance, ttugg,x;ved in their lettt.r of the joth ult. th e Patients who may be di ;charged from the HoThal, and those who are in a convalescent 5 rate out of it, who may, in the Snrgvon's opinion, need some additional (WU 'tishment rather than mo.di , a , ,,i , a,mce, shall he allowed to have a inc.is tit P o.e and Barley Gruel its .thinorning, of about a plot for each man, till the return of sprint , ;,, no commanded to iig nify to your Lonjsiops Ifis Majesty's pleasure, that you are to modify the orders faun led on my letter of the zd inst. accordingly. I am, &e, (Signed) The Loo l 4 amm;thione../ if the .Idmiti4ity. JIENRY DJADAs. NAINIII ER 1.1. nee. 3 r, 18<;o Sift, The Commissioners for comluding His jesty's Transport serviee and taking charge of Prisoners of. War having, in their , letter of yes. terdayis date, transmitted to us a deposition made by five persons, late roasters of - captured British merchant vessels, relative to the tre.it_ assent they received while Prisoners of War in France, we send youtinelosed copies thereof, for His Majesty's inibiruation. \\re are, 14:e. (Signed) A St o p NV,; YoOt*G. R. MA' N.. R:. lion. Henry Mint4ll. Cec. f.gc SKINS. zs. 6d. to 6s. 6d. L'ALLOW. - 7 - fawn 'Fallow Bos. a 86s. Ruslia do.(Cand.)7.o.7ii. g ossia do. ( Soap ), 2s. 7 $. Melting gtttif 60s. 645. Ditto cough 40S. a os. GraVeS . • s 6s. od. Good Dregs Bs. od t ,iortled, Bss.--Curd, 88s; St. JAMES's HAY MARKET, jan.l24. Fl ry, 41. 16.5.'0d,' to6l. Ba. ad.—Aver. 51. MS. C 4. StLiW i 2i, SS. to 14s. 2L g 5. 6d. IVI - 11TECIIAPE1. MARKE'r," Tan. 24. Hai', 41. los, ad. ►o 61, fol. ad,---Avet. 51. tas, ad. el6fer, 61. :as. oil. to 71. as. ad.—Aver. 61. !sc. ad. Straw, xl. Gs. ad. to xl. rzs. od.--A.ver. 11. 9s. ad. , . DISTANT COUNTRY MARKETS. Nr..wltut6; . , Jan. W.licat s talls.otl. to Ins. ‘4 , 4. 04ts,3ts. 6(1.. s2s.•od. Barley, 663. 6d. to od. Bus. ad. to s7s. RTAL)iNt,. Wheat; isos. 61. to NH', od, to as. od. Harley, 60i. od. to 945. oil, Jan, 2+, Oats, 37 wt. to sos:od. Beans, 795. o f, to Sos. Pease, ito. ad. to 835. ott, nts, Izzs Wheat, txls• oti• to 17c,s oct. liarloy, 04, to 961. ot.i. , a Slt. 2x. 1 oitts, 44§. ad. if) so%. 7445, ad. t 4 NORTIIAMMIN Jui 2 4. Wheat, 1325. od. to 1511. od. ()ittS, 28s. 01. to 12i. od. Rye, Sos. tid. to Os. od: . - Beano, 445• 4' l, to 40, od. Ihttley,•6m,:. ot.i. to loos. 'O4. • , WAstmttestytti, Jan. 24. • I . l .rht‘at., 1414., mi. to tSot.'uti. I.oatt, 441 4 .. v 4. .to iBs. ulc:y, od. to 94;. o 4 itcans t Sos. od. to p2se otl 1,0N131)N lornitt BIiCIIAN AN hi'M I 1.1. A N, :'LibitShed by oirN HO la tcx, fotCraven•Hinitlings, lirury-Lane); At the SoN.OvEtt..t, No. 1(2, StreaNd witere' itivertist men t i , . ! „ 1 . o, t Peeper, L ettin f or t he Editor, &C. (posivaldh Enact be addressed. To- rpot-Offiep, D. 341, Oa. 4-1 R) We inclose, for the information of the Righ Honourable the Lords Commissioners of the Ad miralty, a copy of a deposition made by live per sons, late masters of captured British merchan vessels, relative to the treatment received by them while detained as Prisoners of War it Franee • and we beg yon will inf o r m t h e i r L or d. ships that, although we judged it. necessary to take the deposition of-these five persons only, yet fifteen other persons of the same description, who arrived with them from France, gave a milar account in all respeds of the manner in which British Prisoners are treated at Boulogne. We think it proper to add, that 411 the persons abbve.mentioned were entitled to parole, agree. ably to the terms of the Cartel. We are,c. 4 (Signed) RUPERT GEORGE JOHN HANK. J. HUNT. Evan Netean t Esq. 4 c . &c. NUMBER MIL COPY' OF A DEl'o',llloN NIA6E AY FIVE MAS. TELLS OF CAPIUKED IsItITIsH MERCHANT. MEk, SWORN BEFORE WILLIAM ADDING. TON, ESQUIRE, ON THE Z2D DECEMBER, 1800. Robert Dixon, late Master of the Mary and Margaret, Merchantship ol,Sunderland i Cuth_ bert Ranson; late M as t er of t h e Pope, Merchant ship of Sunderland; Peter Armour, late Master, of the Free Briton, Mercha tship Of Ne,wcastle ; Thomas tkidley, late Master of the Nile, Mer- Chantship of Newcastle ; and. Robert Corth, late Master of the Success, Meichainship of Ply.' Mouth, make oath and say ; - and first, this De ponent Robert Dixon, for himself, saith, that he was captured on the eth day of November last, about eight or nine , miles off Boulogne,. by the L'impromptu Lugger, of 14 guns, Captain. Cor nie ; and this . Deponent further saith, that all his cloaths, and those of his Crew, except what they had on, Were taken, and also their Hammy ; and this. Deponent was, with his aforesaid Crew, carried into Boulogne, and put into a. Cachot there ;*and this Deponent further saith, that for the first twenty-four hours, he, this Deponent,. with his aforesaid Crew,,,had no provistons of any kind.:. And the several Deponents, Cuthbei t .Manson, Peter Armour, , 'and Thomas Ridley; severally make - oath andlay, that they . were all. captured,on the loth day of 'November last, off the Dogsng Light, seven leagues from Cromer, ,by the Chasseur, Snow Privateer, of r.. guns, Captain Blackman. and further say, th a t they were carried into Blackman; and with. their Crewl put ,into the Cachot above described,. where the)/ 'had no provisions tor 'the'first twenty-four hoursi as descrilnd by the first Deponent.R. Dixon. And these Deponents also further'severidly say, they sianred greatly from the nature of their confines ment, the Cachot being twenty-seven steps iin der ground ; without any other light than , who was: received through two stnall..gratingS ; and further severally say, that they had no beds of any sort, but were compelled to lay on a small quantity of loose straw, and were not permitted to go to the Necessary belonging to the Prison, but were forced to use one tub, which was 'ket4 in the room of their confinement,and so small, as . ' •• to' require emptying morning and evening, ana Were not permitted to: empty Thesaid tub but at stated periods.;' and further say, that the Cachot was exceedingly damp, and Deponents were only permitted to ,go out into the air Once in the - day o and that for one hour only ; and these Deponentti 'also - further severally say, that during their coo `fineinent, a Mr. 'Tone, Master of the Williait and Betser'of Sunderland, who was also if Fri_. 'saner in the said Prison with these Deporicntl, was exceedingly ill, and applied to the Womail who had the principal' are of . the Prison for M 4, flical 'Assistance, but :Was only visited once by ah Apothecary, who ordered .him to be placed ovtir a tub. of hot water for the behefit of the steamk; and further say; that _a French. Soldier, who sv4s stationed at the Prison, offered to let him have . the use.!ofhis room, :where there was a bed and a fire; but the Keeper Of the Prison refused this offer 4f the said Soldier to the said Mr. Tone being'cOm. • plied with ; and each of theSe Deponents sev - eral, ly say, . they Condoned in the above.mentioried plaee Of confinement till they were bailed out biy a Shopkeeper at Boulogne; after which, the e , Deponents had liberty toga abo ut t h e T own , b t rihad no allowance f rom t h e F renc h Governme . And this Depooent, Robert Ceith, for himself', saith, that- lie 'was captured .on the twenty-fi t day Of NoveMbe r l ast , between Folkstont add i Dover, by the Pamphile Lugger, of ten guns, Captain Illup t lell, awl carried intoßoulogne, and was put into a Prison with his Crew, 4ogether with sonic Soldiers ; but this Deponent complain. log of his situation in such Prison, was removt4 into the cachot mentioned in the former part of this aposition. And these Deponents, Robert' Dixon, Cuthbett Ranson, Peter Airtiour, Tliotdas Ridley, and Robert Corth, each for theinielves; further saith, that their daily food, except daft_ . , log the first twenty-fii n i hours before spoken of; consisted of bullocks liver, lights, shins 'and 'neck of beef, the-liver of.'which was freqUi:ntly very bad. ' and the meat was sent into the Pri am in a tub, but had no separate bowl or platters, and without vegetables - ; - and further severally , say, that each of these Deponents had abOut three quarters of a pound of Bread a day, and the small Beer suffieient: {Signed) Ron ERT DIXO2,T. CUTHIit'RT.RANSOM. PETER ARMfiI:R. TiOM V, RIDLEY., ROU ERI COR i H. Mid flr levy to - wit. • hdo-e ttlt Mr 32d Der. Igno. W, ADDINGTow CORN EXCHANCI, I+I ,, NDAY,i4N. 26 The Supply of Wheat front k:ssex was short; but from Suffolk, and Norfolk, tolerably . large; notviith standlogy‘ihich, choice prime tuns hav e advanced in price full three shillings per quarter: Rye continues nearly the Very fine sainplcs of Harley have a quick sale, at rather higher prices. . Pease- and "Baba; of which- there was a large Spryly, had a heavy sale, at reduced prices. Oats were also a large Supply, and declining in price. RETURN PRICE ot'CR. Wheat, toss. to 1:tos. Fine ditto 124 i., to 1365. Superfine tos. to 158 s. Rye, Sol. tO toos. Old, to S. Coarse Darley, 58s. to 68s. Malting ditto, 7os. to 9os. Hog Pease, 7os. to Boilers, 84s. to 965. IN, on board 4141 i, as under Suallis, loos, to ton - . Pearl Pease,' s. to 114 S. Horse Beans, 7os. to ?Ss.. Old, to s. Ticks, 68i. to 7zi. Old, to s. "Oats, 425. to 465. Fine tlitto,A6s: to cos. Polands, sos, to 555. RETURN...OF WIIEAT:IN MARK-LANE, - By Messrs., Cut LP and M A I . PA S , M ea l Wei g hers, Including only from the nth of Jan. to the Myth of Jan agreeable -to the new Aets. 1 4 Quarters at 154. ' 300 Quarters at 1355. tOo -------- at 1545. - 54 8 2 49 - at 1535. 363 - at. 1325. 240 122 08 47 7. -- ^ at 1 4 8 s. so -at 1233. 547 at 1475. z 6 S t -- 7 ----- at 1465. 55 8 1129 at 1451. 6o 215 at 1445. •87 '- at 116$. 340 - at lISS. ao4 --- 4 :--.-at,1421. --- 7 --- at ttis. S 4 - at 1125. t 916 ' at t4os.. ---- at Mi. 1 . 0 --- at 1385. .• -- at loss. 13.71. . 'AcJoOS. 1 53 Total 11,622 Quarters is. Qd. lower tit; .2 , 49 4 2 232 14S ;.—Average i36s. 64. an last Return: PRICE 0 F. Flour sack, itss. to 1205. SCCoOdS, 9oS. to I Isl. Thirds, Sos. to 900. zzos.to rEQs. per qr. FLOUR. fine Poll, 36s to 4os. Conntion,'' 14s. 28s. Coarse Pol. 24. od. to aSs. 13ran,,z2s. od. to —s, A RETURN Or• TFIE : Frain Jan. to, to jail. 16; sackl at 13. pd. 33 at 2301. 6d.., 6z ---,--- at 1295. od: iss ------ 4 1226. Od. 9429 at 1255. od. at 12 45. 6 4. 100 sit 21.43. od. 43 at 7216. ed. 19 at 42zs, 6d. 4S at lizs. oi. 10 - at 121 s. 41 4659 at 2201. ,od.. Total t 5,291 Sacks. —Average 1235.. Atio 36. okd. higher . thaii•last Return. PRICES OFII.OI/It, Itom the Cockct-Office. 5 Sacks at 119 s. 6(1. 139 ------ at 115. od. 137 at ItHs..ed. / at 1175. Od. ------ at t t6s. ott. 45 ----- at .tiss.ad. 60 --- , k— at t 11s. "oti. 26 --at ills. 01. 124 at 1105. Oi. 'tags. od. 19 ------. at tool. od. . . Average Price of Engl394 oncli endinfc jan. z 3! tOllOWi L—Wheat, 1365. led. B .ye, 933. 2d. Facie}, g is. cd. °Us, 435. 3d. Beans, 78s. 3d...Pease, 85s. 9(1. ENTRY of I MPO,IiTS of cp.A.IN-ii: the PORT of . - LONDON j ut W ee k. . . • , Wheat, - 23$S quarters. Clover Sced, . z7g cwt. Maley, - - 430 ditto. Hops, - - 4360 lb. Beans, - - 3o ditto. Flour, - - 14.0 cart, 'Oats,. - . z3., , 0 ditto. rit ICE F HOPS. SACS. POCKETS. KCIlt, 151. its. t 6 .161. os. Kent, 161. Qs*. to 181. is. SUssex, 151.05. to 161. zs. 'Sussex, i 61.. os. to t 71.0. E3iCK, fst.os. to 161. 06., Warpfiam. 141-Qs-I0191,cos• • SEEDS. Red Clover, (per cwr.) White Cluvgr, diLtu dittO' `TUrnip,. (per bushel) Rye Grass, (per quarter) a Cinque Foil, ditto White tillistard Seed; (per bdshel) .thrown• ditto, ditto Canary Seed, ditto Rape Seed, (per last) - ▪ 3c5. to too. 4,,, 10 14i, • I 1 . 10 614. - 14. to 45$' , SOC to 405. "7, ttl its , to 16s. to xi,. 451* to 511 .sIortiFIELIS44A,RKET,. ' To sink the 0411.1, per stone of Sib. Beef, 3s. Rd. to ss. ga. Vim!, Cis. ad. to 7s: Ed: 'Mutton, ss. od. to7l. -I.Pork, ss. 8d... to 6iviid:` ni.An or CATILV. Beasts abotrt , zooo--•Shecp 7000. NEVVGATE and LEADENHALL AIARK ET,sran. 26 Beef, .3s. 4(i. to 51. 04. . f Veal, 40. .194 Zs. Qd.! Aftitton, .4s. Rd. 16 61. ad: Pork, ss. Ed. to 65.. od. P - AICE Or LEA'III7II (per lb.) AT CEADEIsiIiAI4 Butts', co fo 601 b. 424'. •}lti. 1)Itto, 6o to, gals. . - .23(1. ,714dr Mercli tits' llackN- ,atcl. to .421 DresMOg /fides tget., to ' Fiiid' roach 'fides egti. to , 24 Crop jiitlcjor cutting 4 : 4 1 4- to 23(E 11, a OiLli..iry - to 21t1. LAI 4o•to - solb. per Dozen •• • '26q. , to. tot}. l 60 to liolt). - .26a. hi , 20. Ditto, So to Izaith ;211.; tv. 2 7 a. - • Small Seals (Greenlattd).6os. to •,*(is. ? sacs. 16 1426, , Tanned ilor4c Ificlei, 16$. to , a6s. , per Goat Skins - . 3os. to 70. :pet: Dcithl. ' Price or Bark per Pt , ;111, F9l. 04". UV 1 94 7 10 S. RAW WOES. . • I likles(p.st,)3g..id,to3s.gd. Heavy Calf els mi nt Middling, dd. in Middling, 3a .04. to 34, id. Light Calf, 7d. per lb. 1 Ordinary, as.od. to ai,lod. _____- aheet t St. James's Market 4s, 7cl. Ciare„Marker4s. flct. Whiteeltopel.Market 4i. ittt. per abut' ot alb. 139, J id. Average price 4s. 7,0. Yellow Soap, 77b,', a 804.--N POOLE, JA. li. 25. ArtiOect--th4 Sally , Rightitcad, from Sot-U . :314(4P; Lion, "Wood, from Lonerick ; lLiifax, 'Code, :tom ,;ow foundlal ; Charlotte, Nlanclaw. C:ass.tiak , Torril;ti ;. Amity, 'Taylor ; and Unity, bor:kwlth, from Pelpnbutb., Sailed— thL. Argo, Vraniptot) tbr Liverpo.l ; lioAct Netherwood, for Portsiumttlt ; Good Intent, fialiaids tat Cowes . l'lnd Wilts. for ViNgistrout.ll. Citttl'Litlito, A. &S. Passed by—the Heiono..—,, , ,,frotit Savallaah —, from Riga ' Maria tie fon4:, 49nge IL-s , lrg°l jonp - Aro and Libor/4 , , liakcs, tiara fiartrbro'; and Adeona, Rowle, ;lOW Lisbtlit. Sailed*_ the. CO tge ;I. . id) . St• .I , thp Smith ; •„,„, Phoenix, Douglas ; libpe ard ITo dras;rAcket. Goodwin, tor farn a i4a • dcoan, for .New 01 4 43 4; and Alfred, ----, for "l'of;ago. 111 • R • On Tuesday list, the Lady of Geneial Averne, • mander of the Marine Forces in l'orvirnouth Gar/Isom; • f Di4iglittl.. i • MAMA' • I,s Cork, f.ir!:;.• ‘viiitc; : of Ulf! City of Dublin,, Esq. to rsll,, (Lio,r,hr dr of H.:or) Poitezcuc, " ' - 7 The Rey. j. B,,Leake, Recior of Naughton anr.l.llet• tlesuzd.- in tsitrolk.. At Dennington the ley, WAliarn Wynix, 4. FLAp riitt-lif'rhe'Pa.ri;hrif Derutingtott anti S Suifolte."', OnTq...axisv.tire istit Chiciotte-str,:tt, iViO4.lll G4scoigne, t sq. or the'Adlititatk,'aecil At Tullarnore, in Ira4thl,-.Citpt4in Lalciwin, of tlw R. Irish Artillcry. On the tsllik inst. in Frri.,:littielit;,,ltclford-square, W. Perkins, Ear!. ~yed 5.2. At. Extne4ittt,. DevonshiLe, TnesCay, th.tor3thk Sin Nliss Susati yttt, ehtt , sf (laughter of iii , it.. 7 l3;oid., Smyth, of Alptshyin, yin; of lie. tioutt,:is LA . the C`oLtoplit Justice. On. the tflth..inst, i.i:tde sw,•tngictt i t, at Leith. M Stirling, Mt the titit inst. Air . ; joltn.liati::LV;%laite:ei. George Kiaros-shin;. . . PRICE Oh' SI O(IO, itturtil k nhy. Rank Stock shut ' lndia stnek Nary c per Cent. shut. . Ditto Lands i per Cent. 17 9 7 $7 61 1 . Si Exchequer Ilaks 11.1015 per Cent. 'hitt I.New ditto 4 Pei eut- C un, 734,2 324 • Lottcn.Tickets (-- per Cen t. It ed. 551 5 63i ()tannin) dis. ' . 3 per Cent. C0n.,544 5f 7b Imper. 3 per . Lent, 54, Ditto Scan Ditto An n . to 5..16 ILtnk 1.. Anna 361,4 Bank fur,Account Ditto Short Ann. $ t 3.46 . 111(14 for ditto Ditto ScriP • ' Cons.-fot Feb. SS $b 6 THE PROFIT (IF ANY) TO THE POOR, ICE,. Millet, and Scotch-14 rley, One Pound equal to One Shillietg in Flout or Bread, liest carpli.o4 Rice sici. 6d. per 1b.,. or e55...10 PP. per cwt. TO THE POOR (nnlyl 4d. per 1b...: , Best crqund Iticq 60. per .Ib.--Best f'latir per lb ScOtc4 Barley 4d. to'4id. per lb. Sugars i *Moist only W. p er lb. Lump rally still. petit). Autlcrfwo, ~chtaper,!ri proportion., Tea,.Black, 2i. 'to tos. per lb Green, ss. to In. petib. • Coffees 4114 Chocolates, 4s. tQ 6x, 'pa lb. COOO3, p. Kt lb. 'E A o:ll.ata 11: and ,CO3, ts Thirty Years Oaf. Established Warehouses, No. ,g 2, Cheapside; and Na. 9,Bisttoptpate..o.rcet Within, mar c0rt.444. 22: " . .:.• Iprtnquiiirs only must pay Pott. ' - GOWER,S'IitZko4ALE DFORD-SQUA:RE.: TO BA 1,,F.3 4 •31 epoolitOy V UktNISI-11E 1), ". •AN exceeding Q004.1 - 10US1 , ::, fit for the itn nuoi4t.p. re4via t ion. ramie y, 4: oath hitite,"*Tbro.c.srall• stable tiiid tott,- a, x.. oveii To lea vimai s ..betwprti wei'vc 3nd Th ref: elack,.. by ba.ll4ci of, Mr. Ctall,ofte 4itxr, Bloomsbury:.:. • •- . '545 ----..•—•..........w........,..........rwwir.•*Y0m0..W•P Ff . ! AN 0 011.5 —TO fr itg.LAl)lts .. f ,t L T N l NOCiiNt.. , :irttitinfailible i ,ltra the Only, , gre. .1. ventAtisra t(1 lii i tir: - pilk l Partti4o4%, : liNir i: klve kn. tnjny ,ygat‘' i s twocc ' it. t i c l'lktilcst repute . LIY iin Pre: valltitg,pattpAge a tl u 11)ityi ' that 11Q one 'stem desp:tist Wfid LlSCll.tbdietisit rdhig lo diredion, 4°14 AS 4put4,1,, in,.Put*etss Qp_ntiOling..:Pat,:tle;i,tQ't4l%:okipit. Plal4l and_ Ns vii,poo " 41. &t'llti A. ` ,l . ' F: ult NtVikAki' fine 'l.4t,Vo l Vii.i,E &AC bitinif t hi, iir st - AntifinastiOtiatuattion 4: veil tkteritok t o rve sk in and bes t otify t e CatP.Pi4xign , tar superior to MiP.: of Ro , :es, or anz i thing ever made known ; it is' particiany agrecable tii' rktigiknotlllll-144411Lc.4.4 it co* and heals the remaining teats. 'tile SA,Nr() pA ^1,4 cite - aura afirnirable fOr - blatitifying Kind fl Allew• eria4proViitilig,zfor inl,:leol4tertivather,, or Al4et Sea.ba.thing, . It .1.:4.1tei-DittOS,. SC4Alo,.#llo74.l.hit bLtiUS. ' . ' ' ' Sold,' by ipioolntinenf tizil+y, 4 ' 1 1 ,4. r. TuttriOlbihirf.x -c„11..'u1t64,-.1ar..! tlumphty, Nd.:.:l: _g i • chtf4rilvi(*cti c t‘f r . %xiitims!.s, No. ;t, l'aiN4l,l4.,Mr. hiklcalf'ai-Nfai 54,, flg orn-h i 1 I , ,Air. Gat ''44'..1‘16, gz, NewliAllal trfeet ; ~. MI: 1.11 ”.it, fitliv. , 2, Y,Or ' sWeet , 'Oevetit-girctOn't aria I '4 the: Proprietor,' at , N 6. 3i Carpontpr,fitrett,, MlRipttotreet, at 11.. pqr Du4vit, Or ss. stl. each Pai.ket, #nit:reritrence made trot! of poirlge. 1 . :; , , . " 0: 1 1* Ileware of Counterfeits. . To Tllh LINPAEJIJDIC . ED. - , VV - HEN tits ajesty s Letters Patent have been granted . tri a PN - p"atatlon or Mcdjcine, the Public are at once guarded against Frauttatul I.mpoiltion as :stitdi,Medieitte. or, Prejiitration previously setitWhea into and ;wallies' by skilful add able Prota4sors, and on, theirieport tests the tuant Of a Patent. The IiaTANICAL SY , RAWatid NER VOL S CORI)IAt . ; 1 4 va b ot h stoo d the test of the first Mulical plan in England, and the neatest Prof-ssors iii Physic of the present age ; and for which flit jetty Ites granted His ltoyat Letters Pa tent ; ts. hu shretl'oned,.l.)f.. Bottum is hold lit holding forth to the World the above two um ivalled Medicines, which are the fruit of close and ' , auctions applit tar upwards of twenty-eight years. The Ilctaittcal rap i$ l i.eertat :Ind safe cilite tor all Veirr:d Inteaions ; lithe /01rnark fraineltag,been• poi4otied ii' the abto,,c ur by Nlercutial Propuratiop;,„ the Botarti,..ll nip will (if re. gularly taken) Putily, ‘ltat If :tow all blotcliet. and :.:01VS, C;i4.3 . 1•10 tar tticfritant . in leets-orGonorrlitol,. ti.w;huttle..i wilt tv. 'rtnittisite to pertbrillactlret : 110Vomen, the Medicine is- a certain re, ntpciyagaii)it Barrennessor 5; t,:tllity, and Severtticoniplaints.• the l'ernale it sohjed . toi vihif;'h preveats to bet. hereitserteti, and whichbir fully cx.plained itt " TheCuiiitr. - to 014 Age." A ll'lriorts pf witettler arising,frciti: lis Ilabiti of SchOOL:liOys, or tltp, I ndolgeoce of Mature: ivhicli:tender siteit'enlite4bler, , and trtaktt tionv.unfir to enjoy the biros lifts of 6tiictt.ty, artrf t toro so.tnat. at the Married . State' the Botanical „Syrup will ren t w 'e the good etkas of hich, thous:luas - have eltrt er i ettLe d : numbers have tt stiffest. The Botanical Syrup and Nervou.; Cttr*l:4 to' b pact at' the Dottor-tlrotis;:", No. '9", A thioh-street, seven boors. `front the Lew:flan Museum, illukfrlarle lititirt, in hit-ti t % 4t. I Las. Ifs. li d ,- ansfss, 11.(1. : 'also at 114 r, J , ckt,i,'s 'SIr.. dicing Warehouse,. No. G , Oxibrd...street, oppitsite tile Pantheon; Jehotilt and , . 6,.•flate Hatch), No. 40, Ox-, ford.stredt ;- E. tiovbery i .'"t.vsner, of Sr. Pap Chun:lt- • yard; Tut t, Exeltatiggi ,and by most liool:scqlCrs, and Medicine-I/emit:ft in - tile,three EMODUM'S.'4I.IIOr. TO OLD AGE, err Advic.e .to bothres., tv 6 tftgirlAradival and perptattent curo lot tliftsc:. sccret Infirmities of Nature which delicacy often tbr nWs to disclose even t•, th:.ir. relatives; With a Trear;se pit Fetuales Diseases; Nervous., ilyttacitandlidc, cub.. oumpt,iye CoinplAints. To which is, addi, - :(1, Arivit.,;: to Bath and flat-well Bothers, it iti.)::rti,;:olt,trly ra i'u Lc A inn e t :27;.: L i e i d 4 o t t a t t 4- t ie itt S i ll o i lli a a tta ri tic f h l i i r .fgu ,, r e en a a . l 4. f t ; , f ‘ t , v 1 5 1 s t it h :l , l . ) l) o c fi c t t :, :i Fee of a Guinea. Will be strietly ductal: .1 to. :aY ~,