The Sun. — London, England, 1806-10-04 00:00:00

POLICE. was young man, named Lee, was brought before the, LORD _MAYOR, to be a se cond. time examined 'on a charge of stealing one pi. e of flannel, (tie' property of Nfessrs. Bracken and Merchants, of Packer'i-court,' Cole man-street. It appeaTed, that at seven o'clock on Wednesday evening, the Prisoner was diseo\'ered making away I.N.th the flannel; and, being purilied, he was stopped as he, came out of the "court, by a Serjeant in the obsei - ved him endeavourio to doubl,lt round a Inekney7coach. 1:!ie Pris,,ftcr said nOthing in , his'defence, and the Nyitnesi•O:2ing, positive with . respe6 to his. person, D AYOR cc) . rnlnittcd him fully for trial, d . o‘er the Witne,ws to appear and pro- 5 , ..-aEirin , man ',. - :tt . ended at the Bar on behalf of sO en, Cor;.!igu 5. 1 RICII, N,VliO ' Odd COMe to : this COIIII- Cry on - h(J•artiAla inan. I-Te said these, poor f.!eig:l , ,r::::had . hti l t.:llbrought from Gravesend to rtiy, l it;n • who lives in Old Gravel-lane, " • a ( t i t; l :'ihut he 'chart :.--?1 . " them 201. fore theft paSsage, , titke less. He wished, therefore,. •-. would'4l:, 1 tOrdShlp sumnion the crimp, before ,: his .f • ' ' : uu. L'• - I!ict , Aett asked whether the 'foreigners . 141-icf,lged With 'the' I tblicaii ? and was in lot tned tllA`thcT That' each of them . had "p"aid hitn . a." gu. i - •!ea a --4;el,itir his diet and lodging. , I,t - It;! 1 ,,Ip wd,to n about Co s issue a summons, : fin,lino that the hasinessdtd not 3,,rodietion, he desired the man Co iit Police ()like, •,'1„ • '-'" • t i •o . .k. 5 TILT . • iii:lVsfie s la%e situation and c ' ih . thecui'tddY l ot Parkes, • • wri.t.h breash . ef the .peace,Ji9tc)usiv•as 4f, g a r. s" . tten4ilthe - .to 'slidot, f , tl, . • = 'rod tha't the ,'Prisonei - is a Gentle r , r.lble property, and lie 11,.i,been'Very . :h.:lamily of Mr. Sheddod.- a great propensitsin;ektesive , t at he v. ould drinka pint' of q:["-- - •,' - Ir - el l- 4 -- --t n ,,- t% t.t had upon him, thatile,becatne, insane, J.; sotne.,months since, and v. • such yiolt : nce he was secured, - • ' r <. .u - R. FORD, who sent him to the-. , ± "on; and, froin'thenZ'e his relatives ~i • : 1 / 4 ) Was in' a 'short' ; ffie'''G'enflemen of oyFre of opinion, that if he dank liquor o azafu r flis disorder would return: Pis re,-, -rror -314` ' • ,:el%:fore took every nosble precaution to - frO, ' -ince he Thnrchased genie silver has and fork's 'tfr. Parker, • - -sirce , gave liftn ,a . dra . ught upon S'lie3dYn, o! : , ;1"::- , ;(11,,ari2; for payinent. it being present l,_ ~Slicddon sa;d he had no y of but wyol i payit the beginning. of tktoht-it: Parker pre ,in : l±:ling to lul. Gs. for payment; Akeli;;II, on the being pi - esented armonth vac- only 61. and upon exaMinirig the drat( • c, y, he thought the Yam had been altered from di. to. 101. Gs. anti Mr. having be fore playcd 'a:sh-,;ilSrtriCk for the purpose of getting . some ca-tt'id'proccire-,liquor, he refused pay ment. Afr. 'Parker in consequence returned the draft to Mr..--;---,,and abbnt ten !o'clock at ni . glit both of then Went in a coach to Mr. Sheddon's hou-e. On the 'servant coming to the duot; with a' horse pistol in Ins hand, asked for his master. The: servant shewed 'them into the 'par lour. On Mr.'Slicddon entering the parker, he de;: Sired' Mrl-Varker to leave the hOnse, ds he had no kiln, which he retnSt.:l to do, and Mr. ‘••.j:1 not'; when fir. Sheddon was about to) turn: , 'him out, Mr. tbc;k a pistol froth' his' pbc .et; . ..vas about presenthig'A at Mr. Shed don ; his 'br0t1.. , 21 - 3114 ONo friends entered the rooni• at the insidni, and knocked the • pistol"" out hand, and .secur,-,I him, and' on searching; him they' found another pistol - hi his pocket, loaded With three The j .v then 'gave Mr. in cafe of 'a watchman to condo t him home. - • • Tits Miwistratescointnitted the Gentleman to the House of Correction for want of sUretleS. • AtURLYER OF MRS. POOLLY. Yesterday Anthony and flopixood took Maycock from therfrane of Tr.iirretlion: - and Pope from the Brown .Bear . pnblic-house,. i'yho was . an accoMplice with*.M4c6ek hi 'Murdering Mrs. Pooley, in !HOrs l6ydown, to 'a labouringtnan i 4 that neighbourhood, conevenCt2 of his be mg so . extremely ill that his life is desp_aired ot, and of course could not be brought'. to the Office to give his evidence.' ' Mr. t:-; RA if i-c LlC . C6ll.7.pnied STAFirORD, the principal c;erk; - met them there, rind took the depo sitions'of the sick marl in pfesehee of the Prisoners. • -He slatedthaiMayikk-tOld bin)" lie kneW • old Mrs.' Pooley had a deal of money in her house, and asked Iti'm to accrsinpaily hives in 'going "to rob her, whitra he declined. The wretches Nve•re 1.4 hours in the hbuse, and. Maycock ,seized the `old Lady by .the: throat as she ‘.1,-tis_coming,,out'of the bed,room.• „ Maycock was taken back to the• House o Correc-' tion, and Pope to the-Blown Rear: MARLIIOROUGH , STREET.—Yesterday the young biidshiptnan, who .stood charged ..:wittr , malicionsly firing a pistol at Itirs.,l, his aunt,' ;with intent to or do her grievous bOdily harm, ,underwe.nt` - a lon2; and minute prikate examinatipn, The fads re c to this affair are already before .the Public. .It appeared, that exclusive of the pistol, the Prisoner had three Other balls in his pocket, and a powder flask,. which were produced. Yt was stated, that shice the.rrisoncrleft ,Elie 41onarc1i,' , 1* Ii d enlisted as 'a private in tile Sauey Militia, from which Corps he absented liiin,elCiiiithoUtleave three weeks since. He wept b• - terly - daring . he examination, but, aS 'tie said', not so - twich ior his - gifitation, as that an ,idea IlliolvdptevaillitThis having attempted to: . shi)ot . aunt ; who had. he a his lieni..atresg . nad frkthi, and through whose inkiest he obtained hii sitnittibu-in the N. y, slke•being •the ichnile of a COrnmandcr. His w intention, he said; \was to 'dean)) , himself,' 1 aiting, , ,inettrted his hunt's displeasure.` He war fully committed- fo? trial. He was cli - sect in a Midskip ._ nian's uniform; his age is eighteen years. UNION-HA Lt.—Yesterday - a man named John HJrne, "of Twickenham, appeared before THOMAS EVA!.+7CE, GIMON FOURNTIEtt, RICHARD CARiENTEII SMIT other Magistrates, to answer a sum mons obtained against him -by -J. N. Vizew, Esq. tbr having unlawfully deinanded' and received from him a slim of money more than he was lawfully', entitled to. • ' • The tt . ansaaion happened On the plst of Septen:l- • be?, ,and' it -was 'atteyriptect to 'be proved that there was an illegality in his working on a 'Sunday .. at all ; that part of the business ;'after much dtscl'i'?iotl, waved, as Was at length the' cii;erciiarge •Willhibis, 'the Watern - ran's . Rollciti)r,. adMittifig; on the Oath of the . pai - ty, that some abuse hm'e taken - prace,' the ' waterman ;Was fined t~5. `arid atnerced in 1 4s'. costs) I ..ehe Makit.ltrates -exPressckl a' wish that this deitetif4fßtiOn Fli ui e , wa:4'scarcely possible to determine which were. ti.e meyst - inw,lent and-over-hearing, wa',eretien or ney-Coachmen, but it was necessary thatlthe.ii leltice.shoulci be cOrret - IF?1; inquir'r'rilade condu& declared' Should' al way§ he done at this office. CATALTXL - The. follo'whiglad&i_tiiiitr6f ?his Singer, who - is grace Oni'OPera 'Stac.i'nex . t's i 6ion, is tiakeill from a Fr*h-Paper • "We do not, here anrn*ntce one of those little infantine prbdigies' beeanse. they are out of •seasOn,-oi - 0' of those -forced: . pro ' dufts'of the''hot-hOuse', which seem v‘thiable only ' because they outrun nature. We nowlSpilak Of a tHeiliiifi - fs full maturity Of' a . voiCe2 , '-i'Vhiet 4'irrfke only because it iS:pert . , the' eXtent of wltieh • sitrifAs4eS hitheAo asigned to the' or', ; ;iins of the most . fortUnate—in one' word, of the "tele . brated the most - wondrful Europe.' at ire,, bc;•,.n -Obsei-ved, wished-tO supei'ttdein 'her favotir those ordinary 'laws which she hg`hilposed on herself, in' regulating the •Stitte-' limits of'Eli su4rlan lar rig. lii addhien to, the charrus..pecpliar ,tp the ferule voice, she' ins ; , n‘ thi4-i is'tib r sa'all''',iiie advantages of tidal ingruwen tS l . 5. ' 1 " • • , ti l' t ladame CAtiLit , retOs'born in the Papaller ritoiv alder . the happy' cittnate of Ansonia, i:ii"tire is all 'indigenous plant, and melody a proper-; tY'ofehe .. soil. 16" she ni.ide her di'but iii the . ffe4Cparit . 6l the Ope;a ; and; notwithstand ing her youth, and her little, faMiliarity• the'l Stage, she maintained her reputation by' the singu lar merirtiffir voice, - though she had to'undergo a COmparison with singers. of the most: .consiiin . ritiWYrlents. Bei Lime soon sprea'd all over rope,;En and she was riot suffered to remain long ;n she was induced to visit Portugal, and resided for a considerable time at *Lisbon. In that ,City the Woriderfial talents:which •fiatttre.. has bestowect on her \Vete cultiYated an 4 carried to the highest perfec tion. In tat,, , She unites in herself 'all the great . qualities' which excite -our idthiratiOn when- sepa rately distributed to other Artists. Fier:voice is equal- IY astonishing both in the tow and in the high tones ; anti i§ no less - remarkable for s‘ . veetness abci'flexibi lity, than for strength and compass. ." From Lisbon .s — ne went to Madrid; carrying with her t f he regrei. 7 6 - f . the - Poilu , „;tieS(.:•. - At the Spanish Court she received' the most flattering. She was hondured with 'innumerabie marks of the most' graaotis• condescension 'from the iQueen,- to who'm she was particularly rcconmietisted by the Princess of Brazil: She is now at Paris, which,' as the Wtropolis of the Universe, the centre OfFlOry'and th'dfine - artS, has a right to the posses sion iirluch a prddigy. ' • " Madame CATALTNI is about 24. • She possesss a vcry'agreeable person.' Her figure, indeed; mig - i.t serve as a pas Sport to an infell'or voice, and of course it will not dirmitish the elle& of one which is eX cOlent. • In' . a Conceet, 'Maclaine CSTALISI is only singer. No oilier-Voice, either of nitin or wo man, can be heard besides her's. She is even a very formidable rival of the most able performers, either on• wind or stringed instruments. Their most bril lilmt passages eanndt'be compared with what Ma dame CATALINI easily executes with her natural;, l voice:" ACCIDENTS.—A . few ' days ago the 'following dis,, tresSing circumstance happened near King Cross, ;ITlalithx; York: In the absence of her mother, Anna - Town - , about three years, of age, playing on . the brink of a pool, by sotne means was precipitated; into :he water. The matter returning at the!in stant, and frantic at 'the sight, would. have .rushed into 'the pool, at the imminent hazard oilier 'own life, had she not been prevented by 'a bystander. Thebody of the child was speedily recovered;, but. the vital spark was quite extinguished. . A 'circurrigtance equally affecting 'occurred in a respe&able familsr A' few evenings a"go a, young woman was diverting the son of Mr. Cart , wright (a ,child four years of age). with a ball ; she stood withlier back to the railing . of a stair-case, which unexpeaedly gave way, when the young woman andl - ter charge ..;ere precipitated to the bot tom. The latter survived a very short time, and the former'was severely, brnized. Her anguish of mind, was perhaps riot. ess than • that of., the :parents of the lovely, boy: Thursday night last, as the wife of .a farmer of the parish of Ottery St. Mary, Devon; with her son ; was returning home, they were stopped on the road, near, that town, by • four soldiers, who robbed theM of a: siloer-watch. The woman had bills about her to a considerable amount, which .she fortunately preserv-- ed. The young ,man recolie&ing the:countenance of oneofthe soldiers, who had worked for his father during the late harvest, went dire any to the barracks' at Ottery, and inquired for the man, but finding hira• absent; he waited until hi; return, and had him- taken into custody ; the culprit hurnediately made a volun:- tory confession of the 'robbery, and "Was,admitted_ evidence against the other Ahre,, Who were, on Sa turday last, committed to tight-gaol to take their trial at the next Assizes : they are all privates belongicg, to the Loyal Bucks Militia. - The 'man who has im peached his acconiplices . i; committed ,to the Bride- 'MINTON : te 11. C . 1:1T !) H k kl; , ),"Of No. - 4; t-court, 131,w street; 3: d Pub 1:11ed by WIL LIAM AR MI aSR 'SCR 11P S. of. South Mo!torl-strec•. rosvenor.sqtxdrr ; At•the (Tics, No. 1) s:;, Strand ; wuere eldvertismeni., Ordos for th,e Paper, Letters for the Editor, &c, (bosP-buid), must be addressed. CORONER's INQUEST. • Mr: MALIN, the Coroner for the Verge of - the Courr, having been informed that a young man bad beenfound.deakin his:bed, in Angel-court, -Char ing-cross, on Tuesday evening, in consequence of . the ill tame Of the • neighbourhood, :applied to his Surgeon .to go and -ekamine the body, On Thasday afternoon Mn MALIN held his :quest - at the Ship Public-house,iChating-cross; .. Jane. Rbffee 4tated;..that on Sunday afternoon, she :was in the house, - •• No.. 5, Angel-court, where,* .deceased and` thinking he called her e :she weat'ino his bed=room, and foundthirn lying in bed, upon leis left side, reading a'book he told her he :not.:calLher,.. and she l efttl;e :room ;lain. . Ann 'Slaney, who lodged in the adjoining.room • to , the - deceased, said,. his narrie. - Nvas Thomas Lake, a-hair-dresser, and:ofa very respe6table family.. She likewise saw the deceased in bed, on Sunday after- - noon, lying on John Ito ) ,71diAlpt-jktry4l l t ea,r:ned, 1 / 2 ,9,1 - Tuesday :evening, the decea s ed JiaLuni_teeti seen since-Sun : dv , aft erhp i on., ,ws4 to, his.r_l i rp--d.oqr• taly. / id A _ itig fast, Bal'le'd several time,s ; answer be- . ing given, and the fteylieih'g inside, be broke open the dtlor; fiAind the dec:l:zised in bed, ip"tiles . ‘itifie : position as..described by the, first Witness,. with 'a bocik irr hiYatud, a corpe. ••, ; . Air s •:l;4hp Art: ft,' • S - ta - cplX Y.Y °l' • a , t 2ut:6 exanallied the .body, but cquld . . not-diseiiWr any i4nrbediate=ause of his 'death; ifts neck and fate' Ikere 'but that th , frequently the case with dead bodies. ' This iieeciunt Was confirti r led by'another Surgeon_ in- the ueiglitiburhood: - The- - Atty; after some eonSultatidn,• returned 'a verdia—Died by the . Viiitatidihf God. t ' t. CO uNTA -.CANTERBony.—Jou:s. Somfax,,Esq, our Ifayor. Eleg, ?net, ,JAptr.s ,Pl:;.upcf.',..Esq, the. new Sneriff,b,aVQ-;_biegn respeaivety.sworn,into of WO•I4cT,,EIL:---.Four thags3nd.; four bundr4d.and. thiptppockets ,of hops were sold in one day at our, fair, at front 41, 1 ss. to 51.-ss. per cwt. At our last market were sold, rather at an advanced price,. 1 1 9 1 . pockets of,new ; and 1 2 1 of old hops. .thil fair an inimense, quantity of Derbyshire Cheeses were sold, the prices 655. and 665. 'per cwt.. ~ IPswidt.-=-JOHN SPOONER. and ; JA MES TORSiT.T hay i e,k:i j een sworn into,A ,office of High Bal - tlnepsUingy ear. • R pp-E.-1: TIQc fC -ESC' our new IkLvor;liffleeln invested iiith the insignia of Office. - NoßWlcff.--=- 1 7irtm.i.A;16 I N,II4THEws and -JouN AN i3LL , . s qr.s. are eleaed Sher'iirs of this City for tear ensuing. ' . GE HOGG, Ei(l. our new Mayor,_ has commenced his Orlicial dutit-s. TnErrolls.-JoSivit GILL, Esq. has been clii)sen .I\dayof Borou2.fr for the ensuing year. • :-•BcirwrcK•.-5 ,, -The freedom of- this town.hasabeqn presented to Sir A. M. Loden - ART, Bart: and - ALE.X=d - A iv - 'OEq Towklns,' &q. tWo cr:rididates for the next, Clef ticin.' ' '• " WbIiKINGTON:---Tbe . hunt has cornineneed, and: the, balls will take, place every Thursday mid Friday' evenings while it lasts. _ TEWKESBLTRY:—Our Races afforded excellent sport ; seven horses started for thp • Members! which - w'as won by Mr. EMBDEN'S La/NE. • LEE/33.—a..... R. . BRAMLEY, ESQ.. has been eleaed ourChiel . Magistrate for-the ensuing year. DONCASTER. —,- JOI-IN Mojuus,, . Esq. has.. been, chosen Chief Magistrate of .this antient COrporation for the ensuing year,. • . . . . . YORE.',—EDWARD TIIEAKSTON.E and TOI-IN SPEN CER, Esqrs. are elated Sheritisof this City for the ensuing year. , FROLDE?. , r.—At our fair The show of ,slicep .'x coOed 1%000, t7early the whole of N*VIIICII were 5°4 A scene truly gratifying to the English Merchants at St, Petersburgh recently tool: place in that . capid. On the occasion of laying the firs( Stbne Of a ne':v• Exchange, every Engii,h rvit.rchzint in the phicif W4s invited. This ceremony being concldded, our.Nler ellantsw&e . inviied to a sPien4id entertaininent, at which the E'mperOr presiaed in,person. The - ease and affability 'displayed in'His' Majesty's deportnient- was the theme of admiration amongst his guests: . 'Every delicacy that could be . prOenred was spread on the table, and the choicest 'wines' gaVe a zest to the heart. During the desert, the Emperor took 'the opportunity of presenting- td every= British;lller .chant agold medal, of the vahre of about -six. gui neas; having On one side a striking likeness of, the EMperor, and, on the reverse, an elevation - of the Imperial Exchange, as, intended to be built. His,, Majesty,'atthe'satne time, desired them to preserve. it as a memorial of his respea for the first commer-, cial nation in the world, and as an _indication ,of that strip friendship which he always-wished to manifest towards England; After drinking several appro priate toasts, the company departed at a late hour, highly delighted with their entertainment, and the, attention with which thei l had been honoured by His Majes'. - . _ • E' There. are at present in Petershill garden, in the neighbourhood of Glasgow, an apple tree and straw berries in. full_ blnoin .5 and a few,days, ago, there was eta the stem of a raspberry bush, of the first years' ~r owat ladeil with ripe fruit.. A .Gentleman in the city ordered his pofter yester day to- purchase two parasols ; the fellow immediate-. ly set off,.and presently` returned. with two pair of soles, which' he had purchased -at Billingsgate for eighteen shillings !. The Cordial .Baltri of Gilead is a Restorative an,' equalled,' 'a bracer of. the whole: animal . fun6tionl: 'This. Remedy, this Balm, is now 'in the highest I. it is resorted to by' the first nobility' and gentry in the united king:lain ; , •every day' adds more en4' comluinl to the virtues of this exalted medicine than can' polsibly be published ; yet those easel which from time to time'have appeared in the public Prints are so convincing - , 'well attested, and extra ordinary: in" theii , natare, 'that. that person 'must:he void of belief indeed,. who does not attaell'credit to them. . - . • • . • SHIP NEWS. CRAVESZND, OCT. Z. Passed by—the Jane, Marshall, Devina, Aries, Euplle ,mia, Sangster, and Recovery, 'l' ay lor, from Tobago t w!(S ;bury, Carr, from Dominica;; Dale,' M'Cabe, Alb ion, Link later, and Haddock, Redman, from St. Lucie ; Hall, Wood, from Antigua ; Blenheim, Miller, I,aurel„ Falmouth, Prcietor, Grenville BaY, Mann, and Mar .garetta, Moll'att, from Grenada"; Union, Dear, from St- 'Petersburgh - Sussex, Truth, and Favourite, Volans, frogv ,Surinam ; Berwick, Welsh,' from harhadoes ; :Mitchell, and Crown, Adams, from Trinidad ; Favourite, 'Holman, and. David, .M2A skill, trotn ' , Demerara ; Print of Wales, Greirson, St. .Vincent's,.Say,,and Nelson, Her hert„from St. Vincent's. Sailed—the ThameS, Hall, for Africa ; and .Vier Vgin- • den, for H.ynbro',, -BOZTHS. On Friday the 26th ult.: 'at the Right Hon. Sir ffercul. 'Lankrishe's, Stephen's Green, Dublin, the Lady of Thou - as St. George, Esq: of a Daughter. • On Saturday last, the Lady of M. Ratan, the Prussian St. cretary'of Legation, ofa Son. - On Sunday, at histtousein the Royal Crescent, ;he LadyM a 'of Charfelinegley," B'sq. 61: a gen. , On Mduclay`lair, 'Mrs. Y0: . 40, wife of kfijor Young, of !the .ROyalrliucits • °fit Son: . • . On Tuesday last, at Clifton, the .Ladrbf Alelcaqsier EX- Bsq. of North BriLiin, of a 15augiiter. sante triy,• the' Lady of. 'the ;Becitiiiy;tr:,tti or b Soo: • ;.- • ' • - , . (in ‘Vedneday la'st,at at. ,t. 11.: Lad;•-pf 1 . 0110 Dtintze, tail. of a Son 2ind !kir. • • • 4 1-1/:R1,60 • tr ' On the' 5-tli Of A 9 . r'ti , ast , at ,N•lartvlore; AleXander son, Esq. in the Coil', Set vice of the.Hoo . . East-India- C.:63i.. parlV, 't(T,liss. E.: C. Uracroft, eithst Oaughter of L: , (1. of tif . )rtli-st,Lt, West:nitis;tr. • .0. the. lid ult. Dr.' IPttlti,tn",' , Of ltiiii:C.ubbirt; Boyd, of t he. ti:4.ugliter of-tire Boyd, Vi;.:ar of St. Aot re W • • Lately; at Sttq - te.t;tt.it, Edmund Brorictip, jun . . Esq. 4 Gr.tce Cireehhili yotnigeSt tiatr.itter ot jaintn olc.Stonealt7n. ; - t • • r ; ( PP. P.4otichy l ast,.4t Aston, g qa!i6ll;(fLt4liiir ; Ilettltrr, of HI ngliti lie.' •• ' On Wednfld4ty tai jr.r . of-Lo . bird -street, to at s ,lis.,>' GascoyZ.'n,, only daughter of G. G ets- COyht, sq. 04 IrchOk.**, Nort . harnTtons ht re: Nfond4 se,thiftght, at trie"tollegi itetm Ch. - 11, 1`.1.14- chtit6r;'Mr. loißCraFr3rl, of 'Dudle, to - Mit;.; Durt'cion: 'l;he Lativ i sister to a torniZr vviicc . by I.aer s al hith living children .; so thlit,ty Thelaw's sheiS f?totli their ;unt a:: their inotiAerr -e rilis • h t 4ppy' cpttf4elizyt ni.,s.le.agptic.itivp) licighboo ring Curia: to solemnize the t i t trtit&e, ‘.vito retusea, with this eltraorkii.- na.ry adnionition—" ('..; home acid live tdgetherf" DIED. • On Monday last, at ltuthin, DenVighshire, Tohn 1.103A4 Esq. many years.uve . otrivc ' A few days ago, , of a violent .teyst, the tkcv..lolm daunt, .Rector orlif yt : ken, Bucks, and secured son of Sir jotter Mordaunt, Bart. PRICE O, STOCKS - India Stock, I ndia , Bonds,.. ft. zs. dis. Exfhpirisf Bi ts, is. dis..par appuiqu, 7i 7 3 firer ent. - Dtferred ref' Cent 6z Ditto clnik 8i Cons. tor 9!'l,t Pa. 6 k 53 YEST Bank 'Stock, shut Navy s per Ct. 9:5k 94 95 5 per Cent. 1797, shut • Irish S per Cent. shut 4 per Cent. shut 3 per Cent. Red. shut - 3 per Cent. Con. c 63 6.zi 63. i, Bank L. shut Ditto Short Ann. shut HIGH WATER AT LONDON .BR /1)G E:TO-MOR., RO W . , „ : ,-- Xlorning, 5 rain. afte,r 7 , A 4 : 1 .i erp9gp, 39 , Ott. after S. • MONDAY. Morning,. ist min. after 9. After Ton,. 9 r:iiii. after A •CTIALLIttr.• . ESSItS. CLillitlE and Cu. "thallencre the whole . M , World to prove a , single ini.tance where their edicine M anti Method of Cure have failed of, theAle4ireib riled: The praaiceof Many years in this }articular branch of their pr . .: tessioit has net given rise . to one iiiistecccsVul case. Theytnei tinuf: E - o (lir,fa their studies to the;treatmen t and f f... 11.:. ()! ter. twin Couiplaifits,.anti that der,Angen.tent .Of the iyst , ..,iii wh:, h iS...the consequeitoe of a destfutaive ji.ibit. It . is a mei .: - .,:toiie_ t ritt h:that file iticinigience idthis so:itary vit... f briants on' ..7....0rt I)eticiencies, that I)enflities which. it - legJew:ly pievent ;turf embitter, the - Matrimonial State and tmoos.l4 by aitticipa- tion upon its unhapliy, vi&ims ail theintirmities of oid age. To such persons it must be a consoling redecti , .ni to knout that they may- novv.,• . - by. anew antt infallible mode s treat nmpt, be restored to- health, strength, and - manly viotrr.-- . Messrt. - Cncrie_and Co. being rey, , ular 5i.., ! : . 0n - s of. tnc lt.oyal. Colleige, tht idea of emprrcism cannot pos'sibly be atta...hed to their pradj.te i , fignothntg but a' thorough coriviction, con firmed by wally years eNperience, of the injudicious mode of ti'Lz,t;nent atioptel by the general Praditioner io the cnrc r)f, Venereal Cffin,:h\tnts; and that class:cf Detility NV iVOil in-vi tably res.ults arom site ipliscrktiNisi of ;•.,Illit, chtild i,doce them to deviate-from the usual systein4.ai.d : -. )y pertorinirrz ':14: ~i .., - ..in , .:;:;_sutprising cures, cpnvince tbe VVOti,', of the dei,:idecl su priotity or their mode oetieatment. • Atet , irs. Currie iind Co. - ni..y be coni.ni . ted , hy.rat;ents of either. sex, with,the gteatcst deli,:acv, selecy, and li:nour, at their ilciiise, 1 . 40. 1,-..7, Hatton Ca'rii,:ii ,I..stteiS frdin the Country (post-:paid), in,los;-.; a i3.aiti( Nutt, ztv&c:g the particulars - tit . the , case, will have. the .110.:ess4ry Advii.ea.ad Medicines sent .to any part of the KioAduiti. • , Toll-WNW TAYLO Esq. Sir, , No. 9; New ii edge- , street, Londott. ICONSIDER it but an actd•ji_istice - due to the .merits of your L.EAKE's ['Al' 1' LLS; to czont municate to you the tollowui Cacrc which has recent/ y been performed by thein; -- An Acquaintance of !vine, by th ! breaking out of an old Venereal Compl-aint (attenitedlr: complication of disorders arising therefrom), -was reciticeifal r . most to a skeleton; and although ,lie had the best me boat advice which could be obtained, ant tried a y of P.ite.3t .Medicines, nothing could be proctfred sneried to suit his case, or to do' him - any service t: he remainetlin a_ ruostle duced and pitiable situation for two 3 . ears, unable. to fitliofi his protessiob, and scarcely able to Walk or even to stand on - his legs ; in fad no one who knew him ever supposed it-itos sible tor hiin to recover.. lies was advised at last to try vota Leake'S 'Pills—he did, so, adhering - stri;tily . to the dir,eitous given w ith them. He list not taken unite than two boxes Fa fore he found an alteration for the better: this encourw4o:l him to proceed, and by caking a feW boasts inure he appetite. anti strength gradually return, and is now a healti* and stout as any man I know You are ,yvelCouse, Sir, to i efer any person to me fora confirmation' of abovii accouut , if it should be doubted. • am; Sir,. your obedient'hursible servant, . Library, Fotkstone. THOS. PURDAY. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Pryprietor; • T HOS - . TAY LOA , ber tne ituiial Col Legc otSUrge.tarts, London, at his House, No, g, gew Where, after a constant residence of More' than Ft.rty in a practice particularly .direcled to the Cure 01 real' Complattiti, - .attd. those incidental , to the Pain: Generation' in. both Sexes, with tlut inviolable Which Men of fins Prothssion should always observe, flatters himself; the advice:tint assistance lie gratuito•us ly adaiiiiisterS to Persons taking this Medicine, will fit - • esteemed by a discerning Public, as an adv,,,ntage seldom fie be'abtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appoiptmeqt, for the convenient of those living at a distance, ar the-Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Ai ban's-street, Pall Mail; the Toyshop,. No,_, 133, Oxford street ; Mr. DiSbOrOUgh'S, 1,49. 7, Fish-Street_hiii ; m r. - Baxter's, South:hridge, Edinburgh ; 111r.`M' Oonald's, Glas gow; Mr. Callwell's, Jublin ; Mr. Billinge'f, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; and by one Person in.-every considerable Town'in Croat Britain and Ireland, in I;Oie-f, of only as. 91. each, sealed up with full:and plain direc Lions, whereby pershas ,of .zither sex may . c4re tbernsetve:s with ease, speed, secrecy, antl safety. N. 14. Evers/ isox sold in Great Britain IS sealq , " up "1.4: a stanip, on'Which, by taVont. of - the Commissioner;,.is ed at the Starilo,ofricei .‘ T.' Taylor, Na g a. g, New Jihad, street," to imitate which is Felony, and, all others are cclin terfeits, i