Star.
London, England, 1806-09-12 00:00:00

ROBIN CRAY.

The fprfrg It was part, it was rummer nee male,
And Autumn had featter'd the kaves in the air:
"Come Winter," Goys Jenny, " thou'rt ylrafing to me
" For the fut. Mould hank was when it finites upon thee."
Noe longer the gnat, her tears were all (pent,
fpalr it was conic and the thought It tontert
She thought it content—but her cheek it grew pale,
And the looled like a foow drop be uke down by the hail.
Her father was veid, and her wither look'd wse,
" What ails thee my bairn," the would oftentimes fay;
" Your wheel you turn round, but it comes little (peed,
" Fee feebk's your finger, and weak is your thread."
She fmil'd when the beard her, to cafe her of fear,
But fad it the (mile that is fern throcigh a tear;
And bitter the tear that is filed for a Love
That honour and conkicnce can never approve.
lien father was mid, and her dither was was,
But pettive and filent was Auld Robin Oray :
lie fpake not a word, but his chock it grew lean,
Like the fide of a brae where the torrents hat been.

lie alk'd her nee queftions concerning her health,
He look'd at her often, but aye 'twat by health:.
His heart It was grit and often he felgo'd
To gang to the door to fee if it rain'il.
He wo► to hi. bed, nae phyGc be fought,
But bid all his friends around him be brought:
While Jenny fupported his had in its place,
Her tears trickled down, and they fell on his face.
" Oh ! km me not Jenny," rays Auld Robin Gray

• !bee nae deferv'd this, I've ketethiog to fay:
• I ►en'd nae, 0 Jenny, I ken'd oat your vow;
• In merry forgie me, 'twu I Stole your cow.
• I card es for erummic, I thought but o' thee,
• I threht that the Stood between you and me :
• Mikan ted your parents, 0 did nae ye far,
• Tie saver wad marry with Auld Robin Gray r

3/0724DitING.
A new and Angular fpecies of (swindling was dif-
covered on Saturday, egainft which we think it our
duty to caution the Public.
A number of notes drawn upon and accepted by
a houfe in the City (opened as it would appear for
the purpnfe) fell due on Saturday, and were pre-
rented for payment by their refpedive holders in the
ufual manner. On prefenting them, the formality
of looking at the bill.book was gone through by one
of the Clerks, of whom three were prefent, all ap-
parently very holy at the defk, and a check on a
Banker was filled up and given in payment for the
notes. The greater part of theft checks were paid
"In the ufual manner to the Bankers of the different
parties, and it was not till between four and five
o'clock when the different Bankers Clerks exchange
their checks, that it was difcoveted the Swindlers
had no funds in the hands of the one on whom they
had given drafts for the notes which they thus got
into their cuftody.
Some of the patties having been refuted payment
of the checks before the time we have mentioned.
went to the houfe to demand up the bills, where they
were told " Mr. had gone out and taken the
bill with him, and therefore you cannot have it, but
if you will call nn our Banker at four o'clock, the
check will be paid—funds will be there before that
the hour appointed the houfe was locked
sp.. ,we believe none of the panics have yet been
difcovered. Thefe bills had been moftly patted in
country to different manufadurers for goods.--
have been got hold of for checks or. a Banker
knows nothing of the houfe, and are now pro-
'ant in exiftence.
bufindfs will furnifh fume food for the Law-
afcertain the mode of recourfe to be follow-
the different indorfers to recover payment,
- original voucher cannot be produced, and
, ufual protefts could not be taken in the
farm.

tree, the Meier, ,r left town on Wednefday
a reprieve for lielload, who to fentenced to
on Saturday neat at Lancafler.
/vier, an acquaintance of the notorious Tyfo,
committed to Bridol Ncwgate, together with
, for having in their poffellion a number of
bank notes. Since his committal, he has
I himfelf to impeach (evertl belonging to the
gang. One Gilfors has been (ince committed
the like offence.
Wednefday a failor took a place in the Southamp-
-h, the Swan with Two Neck., Lad.
fet off yeflerday morning, and afterwards
ed to the rap, where he continued drinking
evening t being at length completely inuixi.
he was put to bed, and when the (errant went
him in the morning, he was found lying dead
on the Soot.
Sisiotn.aa OUTRACI.—The attention of the Ma..
gifirates of the city of Dublin has been of late pard.
eularly dit died to the driedlion of a fpecies of out-
rage, at once unmanly and mifchievous. One even-
ing fall week, between eight and nine o'clock. a lady
and her filler, while walking from Grafton-Ilreet to'
College-green, were, by come unknown villains,
fprinkieti with oil of vitriol to fuch a degree, that not
only their upper oarments hut their under ones alto
were inftautaneoufly burnt.
At Dumfries on Monday Ceinnight, at ten o'clock
A. M there came on a revere rain, and as the day
advanced the rain and wind increafed until mid•
night, when it became perfal Dorm. The neat
morning its violence crated, and the river Nith rote
with fueh impetuofity as to (weep its fertile holmes'
of all their produce. The quantity of corn, barley.
tine, and hay (wept off by the mighty torrent. was
.
immenfe; the river has not been fo large their twenty
years, and the r•ldefl man does not recollea it run-
ning with fuch impetunfity, or its fire continuing
filch a length of time. Many people were employed
/he whole day in dragging on (hire the floating grain
along the banks of the river. beneath die town, and
many cart loads were faired I but the greaten part
was carried off to tea. We hear that John Johnflort,,
farrier from Edinburgh to Locker by, in attempting
to ctol(s the river Annan on Monday night with a
honk and cart, was fivept away by the current. Ti:e
boric and cart were found, about four miles down
the river, but his twine was not Mead on Wednefday.

POLICE, tie.
Cs ism.— The A merleen mariner, and the other
feamen, from the B unbar Cattle Indiaman, who had
alike before attended, at the Manfion Houfe, with
their complsints againft Edwards, the crimp, fur
obtaining, tinder falfe pretences, the poffeffion of Ilia
chefla and bedding, by carrying them away from the
public houfe in Darklinufe-lane, Billingfgate, where
they Were depofited, to his own Witte, and refuting
to furrender them without being paid a guinea for
each, attended now again, to fußain their charges ;
and were accompanied by the hollers of the public.
houfe, to which thofe cheßs and two others were
brought from on board the Gravefend boat by one
of thole feamen, who laid he paid all the expences of
conveyance up, to the Captain of the hoy. Edwards
was on board the boat along with hint, but had no
charge whatever of the goods, nor any concern with
the boat that he knew of, except merely as a panels.
ger, and utterly a Ilranger to him. He left the four
chefs, with his bed and bedding, at the public houfe,
rarely in care, as he imagined ; and went to tell the
perfons to whom two of the chefs belonged, where
they were left ; on his return he found that Edwards
had come to the houfe and carried them away ;
and afterwards relufed to deliver them up, on his ap-
plication, without paying a guinea for each.
The hotels laid, that Edwards came to her houfe
on Sunday, and pointing out the chefs, which were
not marked with any name, laid they belonged to
failors to whom he was agent, and he mull carry
them away. He paid the ufual forage of two pence
for each ; wrote with chalk upon each the initials of
his name, and ordered the porters, whom he brought
there, to carry them away.
The American (aid, he was moll feverely injured,
as well as inconvenienced, by the detention of his
chef. The Captain of the Bombay was fo kind as
to give him his paffage lose, in confideration of the
difrefs he had (offered in India, and afterwards was
pleafed to give him a gratuity for *Ring as a feaman
on board the (hip. He had obtained, (lace he landed,
WI appointment to return to America as Mate on
board of a veffel bound to New Orleans, but 101 l his
appointment by delay, owing to the detention of his
chef ; and out of the pittance of money he had for
his fupport, he was under the neceffity of purchatirlg
apparel, through the want of the clothes locked up in
the chef.
The Loan Mayne received the examinations (401
the parties, but Edwards did not appear. A warrant,
was iffued for his apprehenfion ; and the Loan Marcie
told the parties, he would dire& a profecution againff
Edwards at the public expence.
Yetlerday, at Hatter* Garden, Timothy Coakley,
a private foldier, was committed for trial, for a bur-i
glary in the houfe of T. M•Millan, in Charles.ftreet,
Hoxton, and feeling thereout • large quantity of
carpenter's tools. Another private foldier, an alto.
ciate of the prifoner, furpeßed to be concerned in the
robbery, underwent an examination, and was corn
mitted for a re.heariog.
William Lee, a festering man, was charged by
Thomas Kirk, an artilleryman, who lately came home
in the Lord Gardner Eaft Indiaman, with robbing
him cf four one pound bank notes, on Monday lan.
Kirk Paid, that on Mrawday lA, knowing the prifo-
ner, he took him with him to Charing Croft, left
him (landing at the corner of Craig'ocourt, while he
went to the Agents, Meas. Cox and Greenwood,
and received the above funs, together with 1122. 6d.
in gold and filver ; he then joined him, went to Bear-
flreet, Leicetler.fieds, where they dined together t—
they afterwards went to St. Giles's, to fee a perfon of
the name of Barker, where they drank very copinufly
of gin ; after that, the prifoner and the profeentor
walked down Holborn, and flopped at the Coach and
Honks, kept by a Mrs. Hardy, where they drank a
good deal. Kirk, finding himfelf tipfey, took a
coach to go to his lodgings in Buteber-row,
Eall-
Smithfield ; the pillow affißed him to go into the
coach, when it drove away, and, at the bottom of
Holborn Hill, putting his hand into his pocket, he
miffed his money, when the coachman drove back to
the Coach and Hones, where the prifoner was found
drinking. He had changed a pound note, and was
accofed of the theft, but denied any knowledge of it.
Trott and Ecklefa, ofFcers, were fent for, when the
prifoner delivered up th:es of the notes to Ecklefa.
Trott took the change of the other note from him,
which he got back from Mrs. Hardy, giving another
in lieu of it, that it might be identified at the agents'.
The prifoner was fully committed for trial.
Mueota..—The grofs and atrocious murder of
Ann Maria Poole?, at St. John's, Horfelydown, we
have had occafion to notice in a former paper. A
clue is at length given to it, and that in a way which
(hews that the chfpenfations of Dims Plowtor ace I
will at one time or other bring murder to light. The
following are the main points :
A man who lives in the parilh of St. John's was
taken, a few days ago, fo ill as to require medical
affillance. A Gentleman of the Faculty was fent for,
and in the cootie of his attendance found that his
patient's diforder was rather mental than corpo-
real. On a vifst nn Monday lall, he told him very
frankly that no medical affiflance could be afforded
him, unlefs he difburdened his mind of comething
that appeared to affed him—till then he could not
afford him any relief. PrelEng this point, the man
at length war brought to confers that the pertorha
Lion of his mind was caufed by the concern he had in
Mrs. Pooley'a Wines. Of the murder he had no
knowledge ; but be Paid he was concerned in the
robbery.

The Surgeon then adminillered his profeffional aid,
and proceeded in a proper way to give information
to the Police, who fent their officers, and laU iV:d•
nefday evening he was removed to Bow-fireet, where
he has undergone a ',Ovate examination before Mr.
Rsta,and kande for a farther examination. In the
mean time, he remains at Hazard's in Bow-Rreet, in
cuflody ; and a woman is alto in cuflody as an steel-
fay. In the prefent flage of the bnfinefs it would
tend to defeat the end's of public jullice to go farther
into the fubjelt.
Charles War fon, a tradefman effome repute, con.
vified of an attempt at rape on a girl rd eleven years
old, was lately expofed in the pillory at Merpeth, pur-
fuant to a part of his fentence.
A perfon named Brady was on Monday committed
by the Mayor of Norwich to the jail of that city, for
u:teriog a frostifory mote VON. eatur. at a public
hours, as ail. /I.o*a.

Dr, r0i..10.6 Nerved; Cordial Drops are
I firongly recommended at this feaToti to the fair fez;
they are pronounced to be certain in removing all
lownefs and depreffion of the Spirits, the moll alarm•
ing difeafes of the Head and Stomach. palpitation of
the Heart, Horrid Thoughts. Vain Fears, Frightful
Dreams, Lofs of Memory, Relaxation from Mikar-
riages or difficult Labours, debilitated Habit from
long refidence in Hot Climate., and a Sedentary I
Life ; PalGes, Dorfal Confumptions and Weakneffes
incident to both Sexes ; alfo for Spafms, from an
irregular influx of Vital Heat into the affefted Muf
des. 'This grand Anti•fpafmodie Remedy never yet
failed in a Bogle inflance for eiteen years pan, in
Bilious Cafes; Incligeflion, Slow, Nervous, Putrid,
Malignant, Petechial Fevers, and Broken Cocttitu•
tions.—Sold wholefale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, ,
No. 4, Cheapfide, coiner of Paternoller•row, in bot-
tles at 4.. 6d. and t Is. each, with ample direftions.

.

DIVIDENDS.
Sept. 24. John I ewin, of Gel-port. Hants, choler and ammo% et,
one, at the India Arm. Inn. °apart.
Sept. a 3. Gyles Lone, of the Grange Road, Bermundfry, Surrey,'
dr yfaiter. dealer and ehapmao, at ten, at Oulldh 411.
Sept. 13. Thomas Whalley and Jcieph Wdkinfoo Wballei. of
Friday-ftreet, London, warebcafensess, dealers, chailmo. sod'
copartner., at ten, at Gulklhall.
Sept. a 6. Robert Lowther, of Sheffield, Yorkibire, and of Tb
morton-ftrcet, London, merchant, at eleven, at the Tontine
Inn, Sheffiekl.

BIRTH.
On Mordsy laft, at Chatham, the Lady of Llartensnt• Colonel
Deihorough, of the Royal Marines, of a fuo.
MARRIED
On the Ith talent, at Melbourne, Henry Walter, Efq. cid eft
fon of Jaime Walker, Efq. of Clifton, near Rotherham, to MIN
Abney, only daughter of Edward Abney, kfq. King's Newton,
Derbyfhlre.
Tuefday left, at Stomata& Devoriftike, Spelman Swaine, Erg
Captain in the Royal Navy, to Mffs Le Once, Men daughter of
the late Rev. Charles Le Grim, of Bury fit. Edneuncre.
Friday fennight, tbe Rm. George Whitfou, one of the Minifters
of Breath', to MA Mollifoo, daughter of the late Proved Mall •
(on, of the fame place.
Lately, at Gretna Oreen,Thomm Wallace, aged ;I (a widower
whofe wife. departed this life about the syth ult ) to Elizabeth
Jobbing, widow, aged 54). They ate both paupers in Tanfield
Workhoufo; and, on wean of their marriage being mehibited
I at Tanlad, they fet off and begged their way to Gretna, where
they were once more joined io the delightful bands of Hymen.
On the sth ult. at Bermuda, Captain Wilby, of his Mayfly's
peek Regiment, to Ms Omirlate, daughter of Edward Good-
hare, Efq. of that fflund.
Monday fennight, at He worth, Mr. C. B. Bibb, furbeon, late
furgeors in the Hon. EaR India Company's ferrke, to MIS l'orrn-
aod, both of that place, Meet to George Towneod, Efq. of York.
Lately, at Warwick, the Rev. Wm. Wodfwortb, of Pembroke-
hall, Cambridge, to Mites Frances Swloford, aka daughter of
Daniel Branford, EN. of Farr, in the H: of Menet.

DIED.
Lately, at Plymouth, F. Maitland, Efq. the eldeft fon of Capt.
Maitland, of la Loire frigate, who fo often difpbyed his bravery
and hill againil the ibippiag of the enemy.
Tuefday fel:might, at Hawick, In his 84th year, much and MI!,
regretted, Mr. James Inglis, of that plate. He filled the office of
Schoolmafter for 5 years, and that of Poftmalter for 57. To the
lalt, he preferred a wonderful degree of energy and fpirit. His
minify independence of mind, and native fimpficity of manners,
endeared him to a large dale of acquaintance.
Lail week, at Heath, John 8e,..,, Efq. late a Captain in the
nth, or Ring's Own Infantry, and one of his Majtifty a Juftices of
the Peace for the county of Glamorgan.
Lately, at ULathorpc, Leicefteribire. aged 79,William Liggins,
Shepherd to Jobn Ottodscre, Efq. in which occupation and family
he had been employed 56 years. He had frequently expretted a
&fire that he might not live any longer than he could wort ; and
his prayer was heard, for he died in the Said.
Mrs Mary Wright, wife of the Rev. Mr. Logan, St Ninian's.
Sunday filmiest, fusidoily, of an apopledlic ftroke of which he
was fiord a few hours previous, w►ile in the act of devotion, Mr.
Berry Bridge, of Liverpool, aged 67, for many years a confidential
clerk in the houfe of Marrs. Carron, Parry and Co.
At Strachur Park, oo the 284 nit. General John Campbell of
Berscher, Colonel at the 57th Regiment of Foot.

TO-MORROW
Sun Wm I Sun fete
31 mitnites afters I 21 minutes after 6

IMono fete
[.i minutes after 6

HIGH WATER AT LONDON moos TO-MORROW.
Mar Nag - - 36 Aimee after 1
Mtwara= - - 57 edemas after s

THE VENEREAL DISEASE, under its 'la.
rims appearances and complicated attacks, may be foredily
and fermi y eradicated from the Syßem, by the ufe of Dr. FREE-
MAN'. DROPS, which for their falutary effeets in chancing the
Blood from all Impurities, whether Venereal or Scorbutic, are
termed GOTTA SALUTARIS. By perfevering in the ufe of
this Remedy, the Patient gradually loft. all pain and inflammation
of the Parts, all foul and corroding Ulcers, Lumps in the Skin,
sod other correfponding fimptoms of this cruel and relent-
Ws Weak : nearly thirty years pra4tice bath proved to Dr. Free-
man, that all this l accompillbed by the Mom, without the aid of
furgical Operations, or the Wild application of greafy mercurial
prep -mations.
Sold by appointment of Dr. Freeman. of Hatton Garden. by R.
Butler, No. Cheapfide, corner of Paterooller row, London ;
Belem and Gibbs, Portfroouth ; Welton and Roberts, Portfra
Roberta, Hard.og, and Jolanfon, Gorport ; Wills, Pittman, and Ro-
gers, Plymouth ; Roche, Mph, Holland, Hayden, and Glenwill,
Dock; Dizoo. Falmouth; Neale. and Mitchell, Dover; Sharp
and Long, Dt al ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheernef. ; Witberidge,
Chatham; Warman, Margate; Burgers and Ralph, Marpte;
Lhask7llsn, Yarmouth ; Perk, Hell; Wolftenholme, York ; Mae-
Glafgow, Browning, Palfley ; Baster and Smith, Edin-
burgh; Heaton, Leeds; Wood, Wakefield; i.athbury, Liverpool;
Stains and Vaughan, Mancheiter; Williams and Truman, F.:der ;
Collins. Sallibory ; Barry and Sheppard, Brißol ; Hazard and
Hunt. Bath; Stevenfon, Norwich ; Hodion, Cambridge ; Polhtd,
Brightest, land, Maidllone; Burbage, Nottingham; Drewry,
Derby; Wood, and Note and Lloyd, Birmingham ; and molt Me-
dieine Vendors, in bottles, at as. 9cl each, with ample diratioos.

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PUBLIC ADVANTAGE.
THE advantage the Public mull always derive
from regularly educated profeMoual men direGing almoft
ticlunvely their !ludia to one fp ecies of malady, was never more
clearly demonftrated than by the unexampled Much which has
attended the adminiftration of their sew Remedy, and the extra-
ordinary cures it has performed. For a long Reim of years Merles.
CURRIE and Co have made the Venereal Difeare the particular
ohjeet of their inveftigation, and are happy In having dircoverol a
Medicine fcperior to Memory in the cure of that Dirmfe. It is
fuftleient to °Hien that its effergs are diametrically oppofite to
thede of Memory, for although it completely eradicates every ref-
tlge of the Virus in its moo confirmed Rages, yet it does not in the
lean inpre the conftitution, disfigure the features, or alter the com-
plexion. Os the contrary, it renovates the ryftem in all Its natural
fuotliona ft-engthens the tone of the Stomach promotes Appe-
tite, and facilitates Dlgefliem. Thus inftead of reducing a ftrong
and vigorous cooftkution to the frightful condition that Mercury
does,lt nor only prekevel that conftitution in Its primitive Rate,
het reftores a weak and debilitated one to its natural Remit la and
vigour. Numbiriers Wiener.' arc on recent record of the roped°.
' efficacy of this Medicine, Its inherent and fpeeifie virtues acting a.
a perpetual correCtive to bodity debility. fo perforte fo afßiCled
It muit be a coorelins etfletftion to know t'sat they may now, I y
a new and infallible mode of treatment, be mitered to that 'mutat
of all human bleffings, a Items, manly, and vigorous constitution
Metres CURRIE and CO. Surgeons, formerly in his Majefty'a
feral e. may he confulted, by either rex. wuh the greateft reerecy
and honour, at their hoods, No. toy, Hatton Garden. Patients
in the country are requefted to Rate their age and general mode of
hying, melon, r a hank no'c.pntt paid, when the nice frary advice
and medicine will he rive.. or fcm to ary port of the It ing.lnut.
N. fl. Many Gentlemen of the flrft terpetlabiaty who have re -
.per;enced the bem.f.t of this Medicine, have partieula rly deforol,
th.t a reference may be given to them, to fatisty the mind of any
peri..o of the real nitro) of this truly 1111p/tint 4.l:Tery.
Na soy. Hama. Gardsaa.

f.

By Mr. ABBOTT,
At Garraway's Cuffee•koefe,Cornbli, en 'Tburfday, the tea
inftant. at Tweiveclelock.
11HE Afir,bite !iv/talon, on the Death cf. a Lady.,
of a capital FREEHOLD and COPYI-101.1) t STATE, at
Knott's Green, Low Layton. hire'. five milts from London;
c.an pelf' ng Knott's, a fulaltantial elegant Manion, containing every
requifite accommodation for a Gentleman's family. will fpacious
'tabling, coaeli-bouts, item and garden buildings. fpeciobe walled
fore court and (table court, dsllgbtful pleafurc ground and
retreated by a canal, the lofty brick walls well clothed *1 MT.
trect, green-hoofs. 'raper,. and peachern id all, two aeres,two
roods, ten perches, Freehold; and fiv e acres, one rood. thirty-6,e
perches, Copybuld, In two rich old meadows, handfotnell timber.
ad; the whole in a riug tenet, with right of common and common
of paiture in Low Layton Mare ; let on a 'cafe at only toiL per
To be "Jewel by tickets. Particulars may be had of the Toll
Collednr, ou Lea Bridge; at the King's Head,Leyton ; Chequers,
Waltkamitow ; Eagle, Snarelbrrinti Brewers, Woodford; white
Hatt, Clayton; of Mr. John Butterworth, No. 25, Pa4diairlane;
at °areaway's; and of Mr. William Abbott, Nu 23, Shepherd's
Market, Nevada/T.

SALE OF PRIV, GOODS.
On Tuefday the a6tb Septenber, at Twelve &Clock at nom,f•
the Geocral Sample Rooms, PoR Office-Court, Glafgow,
THE Cargo of the Ship MARIA and FRAN.
CISCA, detained an her Voyage from Havanteth to TIM.
ningen, by the P. S. W. Minerva, Wnt Remo lffinfLor, eanadiagat
FOR RIPOILTATION,
577 Dozes White, and 314 SOU% Brown HARMS&
Sugata—s97 Cake Cam.
And for Horne Sale. or Ezportation,
to Soreon. Indigo-70 Serootre Pennlab Satik.
36at rounds Sarloperilla—• 4 Tone Logwood.
Samples are exhibited to the General Sample Rooms, ands
the Office of STILL, MAT, and CO.
Greenock, Angult 30, tied.

At the Loudon Inn, Plymouth, oo Friday, the igtb of September
next, by Eleven °Vlach 41 t e Forenoon,
THE Gnod Brig DREY FREUNDE. Barthel
about IS 'Tons, and well calculated for the general pireporea
of Trade, a Prize, conelemued to his Migelty's Ship of War Iris,
commanded by Thomas Leek, Efq.
ALIS /Olt ZIPORTATION.
E pairs of Brandy-259 Cdi. of Red and St Calks d
White Wine.
Bring the entire Cargo of the Paid Brig Dreg Freonde.
For viewing the VeFei and Cargo, and for any %ether particu-
' lars apply to EDMUND LOCKYER, Efq. or to
THOMAS LOCKYER, Broker.

At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the 59th of September
next, after the Balc of the Drey Freon& mad Cargo,
THE Gond Brig SAN SEBASTIAN. Butthea
about :so Tons, well calculated for the Newfoundland
Trade or toy ether a Veffel of her dcfeription may fun ; a Prise,
coodemnad to his MaJelly's Gun iris MAMA. lAmiscsaut Jakob
Afloat; Commander.
♦t.to 700 1111,011TATIOW,
About 33 Can and 3 Calks of Asa. 10 Careen( Steel
Ditto of Nails 3600 Bars of Iron
371 Plates of Iron 93 Calks of Red Wier
5 Cafes of Hoes 4 Pipes of Brandy
as bundles of Frying Pans a Calks of Blankets
3 Boxes of Wax Work.
sot sant CONIVAIPTioII,
3♦ Barrels of Pitch s Caks of Peace.
Being the entire Cargo of the fold Brig San Sebaillan.
For viewing the Vail and Cargo, and for any further portico-
tars, apply to the raid EDMUND LOCKYER. or to
THOMAS LOCKYER, Broker,

At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the 19th of &itemiser
nest, after the Sale of Sus &balm and Cargo,
THE Good Chaffe Maree LE VINCENT GA-
BRIEL. Hurthen about to Torts, and well cakalated
the general parpofee of Trade, a Prize, eondentned to His Makfty's
hiredanned Brig Colpoys, Lieutenant Thai UDer, C•msnaader.
Afterwards, About sopoo Slates,
Eking the entire Cargo of the kid Made Maree Le Vincent
Gabriel.
For viewing the fame, and fee any farther particulars, apply to
THOMAS LOCKYER, Broker.
Plymouth, Sept. 4, 111c6.

UUTLE R's RESTORATIVE TOOT H- POW.
DER, here offered to the we of the Public at large, was in
the deck of Dr. P. K. Dierifilalea particular acqualotance, and the
Mobility, and Gentry (his Patients), and its Nance prattle &pat--
tined ; but a certain delicacy prevented him frost publicly eh-
gouneing this preparation Mr Butler has come In poffefficia of the
Original Recipe, and he begs to allure chore affllacel with decaydi
or offenfive Teeth and Gunn, that they may rely on its,ellicaey
and rellorative quality aTruifm or which any one may be cos-
vineed by a fair and naafi trial of one Boa.
Of the People ri es of this TOOTS POWDlllitidetereorr pen;
petty is juft (ufficient to ow away thole defirative particles el
acid which generally &abut* die 01INI and in the fanlike* rff
the teeth, without injuring die hew afeleher,healing formers Is
the former,and promoting a new enamel el peony whiteners where
It hat been Injured or corroded, on the latter. ft has • Snare
and agreeable odour, and Is withal fo perfeeitlJJ oneemst, that is .
may be eaten without injury. Theft diftingui eharaffierißics
of its relative effeffis and fuperimity, have proemred It the Bobo's.
ded approbation of the (teen, the Princeffes, the Enspeers of Raf-
fia, the Ducheffes of Yak, Bedford, Gordon, Leeds, Rutland, yet
mit of the Engitth and Foreign Nobility, many of warns newt-
mend it with admiration, as a liceeffary appeudage to the toilet, anti
indeed they do but COMT.flialitt herein, 'ince It trepans a Brea-
rah and beautiful rednrf' to the Gums—to Ore breath the mod de-
latable fweetnels . and if ufed conftantly as ffiredied, will render
the Teeth 6ren and white, and prevent the toothaxh front returns
ing to that who have been liable to item* banefidelfate.
Prepared and fold, wholefale and retail, by Mr. Butler, No. 4,,
Cheapfide, corner of Paternoller-row,London, and of moft coun-
try Medicine Venders and Perfumers, 113 bases at set a. each.
Of whom may ise bad, Butkr's improved Silver•vrired Tooth
Brunie% Peke is, each.
HAVING dedicated znyfelt to the Rudy, and been
gratified by the molt coofiderable pradtice ie that attach
which I thought proper to feted, I treat that I have root mart
employed my time than chore who. In the estenive acid of the
profeffion, are occationally imenerfod in uncertainty, and cannot
always attain that facers which It acquired", coneentrating doe
i wakens! power to one colds of dices:dem
The difeafes of DEBILITY are peculiarly diftreffing, for they
bring with them a train of concomitant fymptorns, and by a de-
preffion of all vital energy, exifteneeitfeff becomes embittered—.
Whether they tribe from the prevalence of ill example, the delinie-
tive baldr of fchoolboys,or the indulgences of maturity, they re-
quire tine Moft*Mduous profeMonal !kill ; but by the ignorance of
uneducated men, the (*roma arc aggravated, and the conflict,-
doe Is deitroyot.
Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS.
I ground ins pretenfiana eie regularity of eduealon, and pall-nog
every privilege to pradUce. 14x1 enyfelf entitled to that costar, es
with which I have hitherto been fo liberally bn:totard.
In the firft fenfatlens of local weakneis, early application will
prevent the calamity as debilitated frame ; but where the (offerer,
from a confeloufeere of the unmar.hoefs of the vice which ended
his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or cenfure of his family
phylician, and broods over his infirmity with careful Ceocealment,
It mutt be htisfeetory for him to be alined not only of capability
of treatment but alto of the molt inviolable fealty.
Audit, recesnYenereal Complaints it is pidbbie tp prevent pate
danger or dlftre(a ; in the molt complicated cafea h is the acquire-
ment of exi.lafive experience In chit kin to circa a fafe, certain,
and fpeedy racitablituntet.
I niter the advantage of this experience to thole of either fen who
are afflicted with any hind of DEBI IA ,of any tyniptonas of
VENEREAL INFECTION, and at all cafes the terms of remu-
neration ate Rated ces the telt interview.
Patients in the woozy are expeett,i to tucker a Bank note and
are recorded to (redly tt err age and nt. net et hying
MARTIN BRED.
Mt ether of the Royal College o. argeens, in London.
No. an. Arundel fteret, Strand, near err As•

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