Star.
London, England, 1808-12-03 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

These two very fine Corps, the Ist and ea Regi-
ments of Light Dragoons of the King's German Le-
gion, have received orders to march from Weymouth
for Falmouth, there to embark for Spain, with Gene-
ral Corrox's Brigade. The German Cavalry Bride
will be Commanded by that excellent Officer Major-
General LINSINGEN : and it is but justice to say, that
there are not in the British service two bitter-equipped
corps, or more fit for service, thair the two now leav-
ing Weymouth'.

Yesterday; the first Division of the Sd Dragoon
Guards. embarked at Portsmouth, for Spain ; the
other DiviSion embarks this day and to-morrow.—
The 4th Dragoons (the other Regiment of General'
PAYtieS Brigade) embarks immediatelyrieffs-
ncrals VYSE and Howling, are going 4lowg-ito4qxpet,
mouth, to see and take-leave of their fine RegizOnta '
—l'he Duke of Barr is soon going to thelame hoar
ter, to see the 4th Battalion of his noble regirn'crit,q4.
Scotch Royals, embark for Spain ; one of the Batta..-
lions of, this renowned and ancient Corps is there al-
ready—another on service in she West Indies—and
another in the East Indies.

Commissioner TRACEY, of the Transport Board, a
Gentleman from the Quarter-Master-GeneraPs De-
partment, and Dr. Vsorroust, froxn the Army Me-
dical Board, are at Portsmouth, superintending their
various Departments, during the ensuing embarka-
tions ; this chews a laudable attention in the different
Boards to the service of the Public.

Baron DE ROLLE has gone to Portsmouth to em-
body the 900 Swiss troops who lately deserted to us
from the French service.

Two detachments of the Royal Artillery Drivers,
which have been for some time under orders at
Brompton Barracks, Chatham, marched on Tuesday
and Wednesday, in two divisions to embark at Ports-
mouth. •

Captain BotLaao, of the Nottingham Militia,
quartered in Lewes Barracks, is appointed Judge Ad-
vocate for the Sussex District.

Last week the !d bitNion of the Bth infantry,
marched through Lewes, from Chester for Perensey
Barracks.

A General Court Martial is ordered to assemble
at Shoreham, on Wednesday next, for the trial of a
Serjeant and Corporal of the Royal Montgomery
Militia, for neglect of duty, in suffering a French pri-
soner to escape from their custody.
The 2d Battalion of the 96th Regiment are on
their march for Bexhill barracks.

The Royal Montgomery Militia are also on their
march for the same barracks.
The 2d, or Queen's Bays, marched from Bletch-
iagton for Shoreham, Sunday last.

We have much satisfaction in stating, that the lives
of the six Deal boatmen who were supposed to have
perished on the Goodwin Sands have been preserved.
They were taken off the Sands by a French privateer,
-Ond carried into France. i '
• A number of English travellers were detained at
Comma when the last packet sailed, waiting the ar-
Aral of intelligence-from the capital.* .
Lord and Lady HOLLAND, who had left Coruna
for Madrid, were understood to be• on their return;
but whether onaccount of the badness of tha
.roads, • • *".• - ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONs.
or from an apprehension of theft insecurity Ito 'Rev. Itlchard Smith, Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of
fro the
si
advarke ot the French, was not kbotvtt. : DaMinisit•e, is :eotpowered by dispensation to hold the valuable
.
~,, _ , • sector! of 'gestapo', together with the vicarage. of Westin=
In The BONNE CITOYENNi camL; e passenger, aptant .In Susi", on the presentation of Lord George Cavendish. .
GAGS, of the Royal Artillery, with dispatches froth I The Magistrates and Town Council of Dundee have appoiited
Sir Robo.RT WitsoN, at Oporto. Sir itoutftx
,had 1 the Rev. Patrick lid‘Vicir to the charge in the South and Old
'Chords's, from which tie Rev. Dr. MiLachlan was lately tratis•
clothed, armed, and (rained .2000' Portuguese; aid . beed.
formed them into • a battation. There were Alias i The Right Hon. the Earl of thunfries is admitted of Christ*
Britisleregimentl there.
Marshal BERN/worm is about to leave HamtOrgh, The Rev. Mr. Hepworth, of Batley, his been presented to cis
',etc his. Cassccrals',Pairt Ardsley, near Wakefield, on the non* •,'
.on his. Way to the Southward, for the benefit of his, perPeatal • . .ta ' •
•-nation of Eel(
'health. He is to be succeeded in his command ..by i, The Lord chancellor has presented the Rev. I: Morton Cols*. • •
;the Duke ot AUZItsTADT (DAVousT"ICIDt by the death of the Rev. Mr. Gower.
. It is More M. A. to the Rectory of Little Gransden, in Cambridgeshire,
.••• •
,titan
probable that BERNADOTTE will have a coin- • •
.tpand in Spain.. 1 The Lord Chancellor has also pre rated the Rev. Joseph Gm, •
t. B. D. Fellow and Dean of St. John's College, Cambridge, to the
Thursday lasc died, RICIMRD HARDING NEWMAN, Vicarage of &Staff ham Bulbeck, Cambridgeshire, vacant by the
Esq. of Nelmes, near Hornchurch, in Essex, aged 51. death of the Rev. Mr. Symonds. •
The Grand Jury have thrown out the bill which *c
_AMIIIRIDGI, Nov. 28.—The Rev. E. J. Farrow, M. A. of
Tuesda
was preferred againit Miss PIERCE on .Wednesday,
.614"dalic College was on y elected a Feijow of that le•
'
at Clerkenwell Sessions House,. charging. her with—iclie Decks Lion saver cop at Beue't College; is this year ads
robbing her weans-maid.'
,3,13 ni, ja;da-
.........41 ~w . , Judged to Mr. Sill/ Hawes.' . , 1 •
•

r4:41A4 DitintrlL4l#4&

•
• ,
slay night a new Drama,, of three acts, inti-
Sagas ; or,The Novice of St. Mark, was perfor,
this Theatre, the production of Mr. LEWIS,
of the Cattle Spare and other pieces of consi,
inferior merit, of :which this is distinctly one,
chiaracthrs were the following :
t &utak), vice Roy of Sicily Mr. Swoons
tug D'Urbine - - . Mr. Powat.z. •
.ino, Prior of tit. Mark - Mr. WItOIIOIITO
t VenOiu - - • Mr. ELLISTON
Michael ' - • - Mr. De Cane
Mouths • - - Mrs. PowitLx.
- - -Mrs. Ti. SIODONS
And a nurnbei of luferior Chataeters.
wry of this Piece is tooartifidal to excite genuine feeling,
&minds in monastic horrors as quite to disgust the spec-
l'he Lady josepha, 'daughter of the Marquis, having
iced in the Ursoline Convent by her mother, to put lief
t way of what are considered the too ardent solicitations
ing Count Venord—the is understoad to have caught a
disonier, which raged in the Convent, of which she
. a few days illness, and was, according to the neceSsity
case, is speedily buried. Vinoni, driven to despair by
•acifi.l privation, resolves to take the habit of the Priory of
when the arrival pf his friend, Count &ova°, to as-
Vice-Royalty of Sieity, for a moment staggers his put,
t Nobleman liafiag penetrated the avasiciotia designs of
, which are, to get the wealth of his devotee into his
t, ,and, as is suspected, to sacrifice his victim so soon as
Foie is actomplished. It also amen. from seise nvystr
risience adduced, that the Lasly Joseph* has been murdwqrd
Abbess of the Ursulines, at the-Instance of CAnstion,
ience of her having resisted his amorous importunities,
'rag a secret intercourse kept up between the Priory and
'eta, arhich art only Separated by party walls,throngh
ire tr ivate doors, Ste. The Prior, finding Venool in-
of his bilqii;iy, gives oqt.also that he is dead, and plunges
dread,'ul da,igeon, immediately contiguous cc..another in.
intent, in n hi:11 Josepha, still alive, is likewise intaive-
Here all the usual machinery of modern romances is set to
that enables the Count to break down the stone barrier
him and his mbtress, whom lie had thought dead, and
• ,O-chid• s with the entry of the respective Mends of
and Joiscpba—what became of the Monk we know not!
business is aliogetiter most clumsily managed, •
itS termination excited tile loud and just tn-
_km of the audience. _ Much valuable scenery
been thrown away upon this wretched mass of
'stic horrors, as also some good music by KELLY,
ch Mrs. BLAND, SMITUr and, the two young ,
men, pupils of Mr. Coiuu, who sung Ols wen
Siege of St. Quintin, bore a conspicuous part.—'
:tors and actresses also
.greatly exerted them-
, but to little effect—lt is impossible the Public.
hmit to have such dramatic rubbish, as it Were,
' upon them. •
new Piece was again performed last night,
received with more applause than the audience
widit on the first -representation:

OLD BAILAr.

esterday T. Cannon was indicted for estaulting
Butter,putting him in fc ar, and taking from him
bank note.
. Butter stated, that he h in the employment
fir. Workman, jeweller, in St. Jamees-street.—
the evening of the Bth of August-he was passing
ugh St. James's Park from Spring Gardens, when
; hot, he sat down on a bench where several per-
were engaged in conversation. In a short time
nesoner sat upon the same bench. Those %hail
first in possession of the Bench soon went away,
the prosecutor and the prisoner were left toge-
A short conversation ensued, in which .the
ter said he Was butler in a Nobleman's family
Manchester-square, where, as he had the keys
wine, he would be glad to see him. He then
a sort of amorous overture to the prosecutor,
be rejected with indignation. They then
el up Constitution Hill towards Hyde Park cor-
ad the prosecdtor endeavoured frequently to
; him. The prisoner again came to him, and
d him to retire with hime and the prosecutor told
he would knock him down if he addressed him
that way again, The primmer urged the matter
'nesaying he could not part from so nice a man ;
finding the prosecutor averse to his proposals, he
ted out from islosam, what the prosecutor con-
red, a constable's staff, stating himself to be young
tees, of Bow-street office, and threatened that if
'rosecutor made ady resistance, he would whistle,
. bring other constables to his assistance. The
isomer then told the prosecutor he had some know-
_ of his person, having seen him as as officer on
taidsat the Palace. He added, that if the prosecu-
woirkl behave generously, the business should be
'led up. The. prosecutor, much agitated, asked
prisoner what would satisfy him-? The prisoner
Id 501. but, on the prosecutor saying he had no
is of raising such a sum, he Towered his de.
.id to 101, and insisted upon his going to the
teen's J.arder, in St. James's.street, where be was
• he could borrow ten pounds. "The prisoner then
Iced his watch, ice. and told, the prosecutor he
at raise the money pledging that. 'This the
osecutor did, and .went to an ecquaintatice; *teem-
'ter in Berwicle-street, where he of the money,
:h_ he gave the prisoner, tinder the amid of being
ied to-Bow-street on a charge of a detestable na.
The prisoner, after be got the money, said 'it
an unpteasant business, and that the proiecutor
Id hearno more of it. He nest asked if he had
ioo9e cash about him ? and be replied; that he
onlhalf a guinea, which he demanded, with
treats tbt'he would call the watch. He called on
prosecutor on 'the 13th of Ckteibte, while he was
linnetr with his wife, and asked hire for iwo gai-
ts to carry him to tortsmouth, as he had been dis-
issed from Bow-street. The prosecutor refused to
him ashillinp and the prisoner left-him, threat-
,
to expose him to the world.
He Was afterwards taken into custody by Anthony
Bow-street, who proved, that he had never, been
lloyed in any capacity whatever at that office.
"he prisoner, in his defence, said it was not pos-
the prosecutor's story could be true, as the Park
lea were secured by ten o'clock.
Mr. Juetice Gr,o,se stated, that the question the
3, had to determine was, whether that sort of ter-
bed. been exercised, by the prisoner over the pro-.
ator, which had, induced: him, as a man of ordi-
ley arts, to give *sooty, rather than be brought
.
tosward- on an Itsfailalli CilegYr
The Jury deliberated for 4Aat time, and found a
diet ef Guilty—Death.
Cho prisoner was indicted, a soaped time, charging
and :farms Coddington, capitally, with aesum-
,e-tfie- former the character of a Boneetseet officer,
the latter that of one of the clerks in that Office,

in order to extort a sum of money from Mr. Bette,,.
It appeared, that on the very nex*ay, the 9th of
August, Coddington, early in the morning, called at
[the shop in St. James's-street, where the. prosecutor
was busy. He said that Cannon ought to hare given
him, as Assistant Clerk, 101. ; but that he had not
done so ; it was therefore necessary that Mr. Butters
should pay that suit' without delay. The prosecutor
said, it was out of his power, but he should have it
ready the following morning. That would not do,
Cannon joined Coddington, and they called a coach,
into which thiy put the prosecutor and followed
themselves, desiring the coachman ;o drive to the
Office in Bow-street. The prosecutor, harassed in this
way, knew not what to do ; and at length the pri-
soner seeing his embarrassment, told him if he used
them like gentlemen, they would discharge the coach,
and set him at liberty. They did so, and paid the
coach-hire, the piosecutor having. no money. He
then thought of a friend, a Mr. Smith, a silver-smith,
in Bruton-street, Bond-street, and he went to that
gentleman, still attended by the prisoners, who'
knowing Mr. Butters, accommodated him with a
101. note, which he gave to the prisoners, who were
walking on the other side Of the way.
. bk. Baron GnAnAm observed that a case of greater
immensity, and more completely. proved, had never
-esone before him. The prisoners here interrupted his
'Lordship, Cannon saying, he had served in the guards
under the Duke of Y6rk, and produced a ticket to
that effect from his Royal Highness. Coddington
said, he had bled for his country in Egypt, under Sir
Ralph Abercrombie, and that with regard to the
present charge, lie was innocent as the child unborn.
The I:earned. Judge said, that he had only to re-
teak, that the prisoners had, in his mind, been hilly.
ixtved to have committed the crime laid totheir
loharge. • The Jury found them both Guilty—Death..
Mary Webb, Louisa Worley, and John Abide, were
capitally indicted for stealing from Thomas Foster, a
pocket-book, containing Bank-notes of the value of. 71.
It appeared that the prosecutor was a groom to the
Marquis of Titchfield, and that in the evening of the
10th of September, in Piccadilly, he met the female
prisoners, who pre.sed him to give them some drink,
when he conducted them to the Bath Hotel, at the
east end of Piccadilly. He there entertained them
with brandy and water, and after lea Ting them he
went to his lodging in Park-lane. He did not miss
his pocket-book till next morning, .when the landlord
of the Blue Posts public-house, tn Arlington-street,
called upon him with it and some of his money, stat-
ing that it had been brought to his house by the two
prisoners, and Abbot, a watchman, who all drank
in the house. He suspected die women to have stolen
them, from seeing one of them ppt bank-notes down
her bosom, when he gave them in charge of ano-
ther watchman, who searched them, and found tied
round,the string of Worley's petticoat two 101. notes,
and some of the cash. The prosecutor swore to some
of the notes by their being stained with a sort of yel-
low colour on their backs.
Mr. .htstice Gnosx said there had been nothing ca-
pital fetnel against any of the prisoners; but the
watchman, it acquitted, never ought to be employed
again.—The Jury, after a short deliberation, pro-
, nounced Mary Webb and Louisa Worley—Guilty,
and acquitted the watchman.
The following were also convicted of felony, viz.
K'. Whitton, for stealing 200 dozen of Pulleat handkerchiefs,
value 1401. the goods of Messrs. Smiths and M'George.
Irarm'ei Edwards, for stealing 7i yards of lace, the yroperty
of G. Riddlestroffer. . z
P. Wild, T. Pullen, and G. Austin, for stealing a sack and
three bushels of coals, the property of N. iirickwood.
And five were acquitted, viz.
Ann Ponn, R. Pitcher, Sarah Townsend, I. Abbott, and
Hardy.

Beef
Mutton

A D.t.tachment Court Martial was held at Eieter,
on the '27th of October, on Quartef-Master LaLEit,
a the 13th Light Dragoons, on the following Char-
ges :
" 1. For neglecting to 'Rake the proper narks in the Register
Book of the Trot*, according as they occurred, between the pe-
riods of the 25th June and 24th September, 1508, although he I
was before particularly found fault with and admonished by his 1
Captain for a similar neglect.
" 2. For being found, at an early hour in the morning of the I
7th October, 1608, by the eent.nel posted at the front of the Of& I
cers' Barrack, beastly drunk, and lying in.tbe open Barrack-yard
incapable of moving, until the said centinel was obliged to call
for assistance to carry bins to his room, although he, the ,said
Quarter-Master, was then on duty as Orderly Vuarter.Master,
and although, orders had been issued on the preceding coning for
the troops to turn out in field-day order on the following morn-
ing, thereby rendering himself incapable or unable to attend the
duties of the troop, or to his most important and essential duty
of Foraging Quarter-Master for that day."
The Court declared him guilty of both charges,
and sentenced him to be reduced to the situation of
a private soldier, which sentence has been confirmed
by his Majesty.
A General Court Martial was held at the Cape of
Good Hope, on the 16th of May last, on Lieutenant
Joins.Cuutic, of the 93d Regiment, on the folloFing
'charge :
" For behaving in a scandalous infamous manner, unbecoming •
the character of an Offiear and a Gentleman, in repeatedly sulk-
ing Major Brown, of the nSd Regiment, his superior Officer, in
the most violent manner, and at the same time using very oppro-
brious language to the said Major Brown, when returning to, his
lodgings, in the village of Stellenbosch; on the evening of Thesip.
day, the sth May, 1808."
The Court declared Lieutenant CLARK guiltyinadj
adjudged him to be dismissed from his Majesty's ser-
vice. . They also declared, that they considered the
conduct of Major BROWN, the prosecutor, deserving
of the severest censure: His MAJESTY has confirmed

the sentence upon Lieutenant CLARK ; and has direc-
ted an intimation to be given to Majorßitows, that
he will be permitted to retire, receiving the regulated
value of his commission.
FIRM—An alarming fire broke out yesterday
morning, at ten o'clock, at the house of Mr. Romain,
the Northumberland Arms, Wells-street, Oxford-street,
which completely destroyed the same, and damaged
those contiguous. The fire was first discovered in the
-club-room, on the first floor, but how it originated is
not known. The premises of Mr. Leader; coach-
maker, are contiguous to the house destroyed, besides
"some stabling and a timber-yard ; but providentially
the wind prevented the conflagration from spreading
in that quarter. The flames were completely subduei
by one o'clock. The furniture, &c. was all destroyed.
Another fire broke out earlier in the morning, in
the secondfloor of a house occupied by a Mr. Tom-
kins, in the road to Edgware, but it was got under
without destroying it. A servant maid, who slept in
the attic at the time the fire broke out, broke, her leg
whilst escaping over the slating of the house to the
one adjoining.

MAR-1117.1 ntill Qs'
• -hatisr7

Wheat ptr load
Barley, Fer quarter

201. • Os. to 251 AL
445. -d. to 48.. -I.
Oats ..
- -311 s. -6. to .455. -d.
Beans 601. -51. to 841. -d.
pea. 60s. -d. to 02s. -41.
SMITHFIELD MARKET':Dzetrasts 2.
To sink the OW per stone of 111 b.
Beef 4..,0d. to ss. '64. Veal 4s. ltd. to fp. Od
Mutton 41. ad. to ss. Bd. Pork 4,. Sd. to' Ss. Rd
READ OF CATTL& ?MA DAT .
Beasts. about 9.10-Sheep, 7;000.
Calves, 140-Pigs, 200. •
N.EWGATE AND LEADENHAIJ. MARKET.
Per stone of 91b.by the carcase.
3s. 0d..t0 4s. 4d. Veal 4s. Od. to Ss. ad
3s. Od.'to 4s. Bd. Pork 4s. ad. to ss. ad
PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
ST. JAMES'S. , WurrscuAssi.•
Hay 51. .0.. to 61. 6.. Hay 51. 5.. to 81. 108
Straw 11. 16.. to 21„ 2.. Cl 61. 6s. to 71. 13.
. Straovwer 11. as. to 11. las
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
DADS. POCKETS.
Kent 31. los. to 41. 16s. Kent 31. 105. to SI lb
East Kent 01. .--s. East Kent 01. Os.
Susses. ' 21. 18s. to 91. 125. Sussex 31. Os. to 41. 41
Farnham' (Pockets) 61. 65. to 71. 7.. per cwt.
PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET.
Butts 19d. 21:1.. LW Skins 2Bs. 32s
Ditto 23d. 24d. Ditto 335. 39s
Merchants' Backs 19d. 21d. Ditto 32... 36.
Dressing Hides 17d. lad: Small Seals 3.. 3d. 3.. stA
Fine. Coach Hides 1811..20d. Large ditto 100 s. 150 s
Crop Hides for cott. 19d. 22d. Tanned Horse Hides ttld tOd
Ditto 17d. 194. Goat Skins • . 00s. 00..
• PRICE OF TALLOW.
St. lamees Market Us 2d "Fown 'fallow 1068, 0.0.
Clare Market Gs 2d Yellow Russia 116 s -. Od
Whitecla.pel Market os Id White ditto 114 s -s Ot:
per stone of sib.
IRS 5d Melting Stuff 86. -s od
Average 6. lld Ditto rough 60s -. Od
Graves 14. Od Good Dregs 145 Od
- Yellow Soap, 1 i Cs-Mottled, 126 s od-Curd, 130 s.
Price of Caudle., per dozen I Is Od--M0L1.1., 17s Od.
COAL MARKET, December 2.
ihlps It Market Ships sold ' I
5S Newcastle Coals 37 404. 9d. to 56. 6d.
7 Sunderland 4 48s. 6d. to 49i 9d.
THE COURSE OF EXCHANGE..
Athsterdsm, 33 10 2 U Palermo, 92 Pence per os.
Ditto at sight, 33. 3. Leghorn, 57
Rotterd.an, 10 9 2 U Genoa, 50
Hamburgh, 32 4 21 U Venice, 59 Liv. •Piccole
Altana, 32 8 2 U ineffective per I. star.
Paris 1 day's eta. 22 4 Liv. Naples, 42
Ditto 9 Us. 22 8 Lisbon, 661
Bourdeaus, ditto 29 B Oporto, 6'l
Madrid, 441 Effect. Dublin, 9
Cadiz, 44 Effect. Cork, 10
Bubo, 41 Effect. New Dollars, Os. Od. per es.,
New Doubloons, 41. 7,. 04
Aglo on the Bank of Holland, 5 par Out.

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A melancholy accident, too often 'the consequence
of indiscretion or ignorance, occurred in the forenoon
of Friday last, at the Lime Pit belonging to Mrs.
SLOW)} s , in the Old Dover Road, near Canterbury.
Three servants of Mr. FLEET, of Tyler hill, were
digging in the pit, when either from being under.
mined, or from l?eing loosened by the late rains, the
chalk, on a sudden gave way, and falling on two of
them,.. crushed one (William Walker, waggoner's
mate, aced 19), to instant death. The other, of the
name of Bedwell, all works, although nearly buried
in the frv.'ments, escaped with some severe contu-
! sions, and a broken collar-bone? he was taken-to the
Kent and Canterbury ,Hospital, and is in a state of
convalescence. The Inquest of the Coroner, of course,
found a verdict of died:kraal Death on the body of
Walk,r.
. _

Bky only a Sixteenth, and realize £3OO per Ann.
Buy oily an Eighth, and realize 1.7600 ditto •
Bny only a Quarter, and realize Li ,200 ditto
Buy only an Half, and o•alize 22,400 ditto
Buy only a Tidier, and realize 64,600 diito
To establish such desirable chances as the above,
in favour of the Purchasers of Tickets and Shares,
HonNstiv and Co. solicited the grant of 1000 Tickets
from the Contractor, which grant he cheerfully .de-
voted to the public, and he feels• particularly grati-
fied that it is appreciated in the most handsome
manner. It is obvious to HoE(ssv and Co. that thel
Tickets will all besfisposed of before the Drawing
begins ; for, exclu.silie of the usual Chances in a
Lottery, the above are in addition--,46,
and St. Margar#t's

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At St. George's, Btooinsburs, Lieutenant Colonel Knight, of
Barrels, Warwickshire, to Miss L Boutteo, daughter of H.
Boulton, Esq. of Thorocroft, Surrey. ..

0 DIED.
Lately, after a lingering illness, Mrs. Mather, wsfe of Mr.
hlather, surgeon, in the Minster-Yard, York.
Wednesday serimight, Mr. John Hilton, many years Judge of
the Course at Nowmarket, Epsom. and Bibury, and publisher
of the Race-Lists at the former place.

HIGH WATEIL AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning - - 59 r►lmuee aFter 2
- 16 minotee after

Afternoon

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r rave SECRRT for pt.eparhsgtke said Drops to Mr. Butler, No. 4,
Cheapside, London, where the Public may rest assured the above,
anti the only genuine, Dr. WALKER'S JESUITS DROPS, are
prepared. An Extract of Dr. Walker's Will, and the Affidavit
of Mrs. Ravcaseroft Is wrapped round each bottle, and the name
of R. Bur tettengraved on a black stamp, which is on the outside
wrapper of each bottle.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside,
corner of Paternoster-row; and may be had of most Medicine
Venders in every Country Town, in Bottles at .2s. 9d. each. •
For Dropsy, Strouguary, Gleets, Weaknesses of the Kidnies
Uretrers, op Bladder, the Jesuits rops are an absolute specific ;
and when taken on the first attack of Venereal Infection, they
will infallibly accomplish a cure ; should the disease be far ad-
vanced, it will be necessary to take the specific Remedy with the
Jesuits Drops ; and from the first stage of infection to a con-
firmed, Lues, the patient will find dust two Medisines a perfect
antidote. Price Ss. YS. and may be. hall as above.

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