Star.
London, England, 1805-05-10 00:00:00

NAVTICAL IArtgLLIGE?7CE.

MAILS THIS DAY,—Wind S. S. W.
LB. SOL. All. MIL
Dublin 4 .4 Hamburg& o
Waterford 'l' g‘ t' • Goustbprgb s

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Pella ARCELM:Iiy 7.—HIS Majefty'S brig GANNET,
Lieut. Base, came into the Bay yeflerday. and failed
again on a cruize, without coming to an anchor;
the Kitty, Nos L, failed for Briftel with tin, &c.; alto
the Futly, Rows, for London, with copper, tin, Ste.
and this morning, the Fairy, of this
place,
Oars, for
Swanfea, •
PLYMOUTH, MAY B.—Caine from Hamoaze to
Ca wfand Bay, the ACHILLES, of 84 guns. Sailed
'he BE iLIKOPHON, of 74 guns, to join the Channel
Fleet. The Wattioa, of 74 guns, and the MILAN.
PUS. of 38 guns, will fail to-morrow.
YARMOUTH, MAY 9.—Tuefilay P. M. failed the
MONMOUTH, of 64 guns, Capt. HART, to the Nore.
Yeflerday P. M. arrived the BOADICEA frigate. This
cl ty failed the CHARGER' gun-n(lk ; • FLORENCE and
Cottrrie cutters. Arrived the Mospas.s.s hoop t f
war and nail TTER gun-brig ; the latter has brought
in a (hip laden with brandy and wine; the Fer• .
rester having boarded fume neutral veffels from Ma-
laga. has been obliged to perform qnarantine hoe. '
Altos:I-rived the Au m ES, lugger and SWAN cutter.—
The fhips here, arq the St. Alban's, Admiral Rue..
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SELL, Antelope. Inflexible, Adamant,.Malabax; Bett,
dicea frigate-, Infpalor and Merritt coops of war, !
Ceafor and Ferretter gun brigs, Agnes logger, and'
Swan cutter. Admiral RUSSELL, his expeae.d, wile
fail tomorrow, to refutes his Ration off, the TexeL• ~
DEAL, MAY 9.—Sailed lad night, the Firm gut
veffel, with a .fleet of ontward,bound merchantmen,
and victuallers under convoy, to the we ftward ; ARAD
flop of war, and the GRIPER and BRIIIZER gun brigs
for the French coed-. Arrived the lets man 9f war
'from Sheernefs ; HERMIS floop of war, Bold and Fury
gun brigs from off the French coati, and remain in
the Downs with the Monarch, Utrecht, and Diomede
men of war; Veltal, Jamaica and Ariadne frigates g
°relies, Speedy, and Autumn Sloops of war; Vol.
cano, Zebra, Devaftation, Vefitvius, Lucifer, HischL,
and Difcovery bombs ; &lila, Pincher, Sparkler.
Pincer; Manley, Blazer; Tygrefs, Condant, Furioniti
Flamer, Biter, Rifleman, Thrather, Phorphorusi
Wrangler, and Volunteer gun brigs ; Ann, Bellosat4
Fielder, Royalia, and Ofbiurne defence thips.*-1.•
Wind N. W.
FROM I_IIIYD'S LIST,OI, ..,. .4, .0 , ,
Oa A *ISIIND. MAY 9.—.Paffed by the find
Malaga , Honor, Chtiltnias, and the A
Cork; Young Jacob, Sewer., from Arniterthing i
Leite ; Cark, Refine, and the Barnett, ---,from 1 Vector
Dolothea, Ankerdoff, from Dantsie ; Good Intent. ititsers.Yrow
Hendernya, Hendrofs ; Young. Clefs, hlamos ; AVM iplania,
CO11111(011 • Enegate, Jones, and the Vrow Env, Genes, from
Embden.:-Sailed the Pomona, Andrews, for New York ; Jignagy.
Saunders, for Lifbon ; Harmony, Sedman ; Loden', Holtdand;
Prey Sehwefters, Haenop ; Drie Gebroeders, Annuli', and the
Juffrow Howie, \rifler, for Tnaningen.
Aaasvan--off Dover, the Honour, Chriftmas. and the Peace,
Pureber, from Cork. At Curacy, Prineeffian, Conception, iron
Cork. At Lifbon, Maria Charlotte, —, from Cork; Mt/-
ford, Clark, from Waterford; Perfeveranee, Canting; and the
Orient, Morander, from I.ondon. At Triefte, Sarah Aim Mal-
lett ; Albion, ----, and the Ant. Hollis, from Logsdon. At
Scvilk, Redligheten, Gamlen, from Liverpool.

The outward-bound EaR India fleet, cnnvnyed by
Admiral Sir Thomas Tabwattncs, having been in.
formed by the FICGARD of the failing of the Toulon
fquaJron, have altered their courfe, and do not touch
at the Maleiras.
The 4omerfet, NEALE, and the Jail's. MALT'S,
from Liverpool, bound to Surinam, have been taken,
retaken, and arc arrived at Barbadoes.

Orange and Lemon Trees, Catalonian and Ara-
bian Jetfamines, and hue Bronfwkk Saufages are
this day arrived in excellent condition at Jong Boa-
ass and Son's Warehoufe, No. 107, Strand, corner
of the Savoy Steps.
NEXT MONDAY, Ten THOUSAND POUNDS, FIRST
Daawn.—Hoassay and Co. beg leave to remind
their Friends, and the Public, that the prefent grand
State Lottery commences drawing on Monday next.
'rickets and Shares are on Cale in great variety of
numbers, and at the lowell prices. N. B. Prizes
paid on demand, whether a aol. or 30,0001. at their
Office. No. 26, Cornhill.
This month is generally proddlive of the highefl
Bring tides, and it is a month too which will be dif-
tinguiflsed, this year, for the greatelt Spring tide of
Fortune, that ever the influence, not of the moon, but
of her Wheet, effected. The Flood commences at Nine
o'Clock on Monday morning next. Happy they who
luckily embrace it I for the famous golden rands of
Padlolus never experienced a tide, which on its very
conk produced Ten Thonfand Pounds. To drop
allegory, a Lottery is on the eve of opening, that
challenges every fortper Scheme fornumber and value
of Capital Prizes.
It may be truly fai4, that the prefent golden op-
poftunity has never before been equalled, for adven-
turers, by laying out the Small Sum of 11. 3s. in the
prefent incomparable rich Lottery, may gain up- •
wards of Three Thoufand Pounds. The Drawing
commences on Monday next, no time timi' be
as the very firft drawn Ticket is entitled to Ten
Thonfind Pounds ; the greatett poffible variety both
of Tickets and Shares, of the remaining few not ad,
are on tale at J. lOHNsoN and Co.'s old eitablithed
licenfed State Lottery Office, No. 3, Pope'. Head-
alley, Cornhill, London, whcrc -country c trrefpon-
dents, by remitting good bills, are pt,n6u illy at tend.
ed to, and faithfully ferved, the fame as if prefent.
Muck has been lard upon medicines and their pro
perties, but where will you find one of qualities equa-
ling SPILSRURY'S PATENT ANTISCiIESUTIC Ds, P- ?
This medicine has gained advocates in the world, and
is ranked among domeftic medicines, being fonfetel,
in a variety of cafes, as to induce perf,ms to apply
daily for it 24 a general remedy. hoping as much
fuccefs as in Scurvy, Gott, RI eurnatiiin, and Sera-
phulous complaints Ladies mty be Aired of its
innoceace, And eradicating certainly the molt viru-
lent eruptions. Be careful to elk fot the Patent Me-
dicine. The King's duty (the Stamp) is printed
black ink Wiwi of red ; fold as uAral at the Dif
fart', No. t 5, Soho•fquare.

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SONG.

Tour Tune of HcaaTl OF O*x.

The lirlt day of June lball Hows's *Cry proclaim.
Tho' the Calendar of France balm chani'd its name;
But Jeavts's fame Spain herielf snail record,
While It Banda, Cape St. Vinemit malt own him its Lord.
Hearts of Oak, &c.
The Dutch from the Tend would neit mate Al babe,
But their hemp they.got heckled 'odds. DIiNCAPeI Scots dale;
'Twas r (bock, u the rufous at war had been tolled,
And the story went home that their Valor was loft.
Hearts of Oak, &c.
The fiat day of Ant:ft, like Mofes' rod,
At the firft plague of Egypt timed its waters to blood—.
That day (hall be boomed, while Soweth the Nile,
And the name of brave Net.soit while buds Britain's Itle.
Hearts of Mk, &e.
Bank the Nish.

LAW TELL IGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY
THI KING 0. Pates.—Thomas Price, otherwife
called John Wright, was bought into Court.
Lord ELLSNIoLouGii read a ftatement of thit cafe,
which was that of an lodide:Dent againft the Defen-
dant for wilful and corrupt Perjury, committed at
the lan Eleaion for the County of Middldex' held
at Brentford, where the Defendant, ThomasNica,
voted for Sir Francis Borden, on the soli of 1,
la, under the name of John Wright, for a freek
at No. 8, Bell-court, Gray's-inn-lane thrt be-b 7
no fuch voter exifting. The perjury cotififtea in his
baying taken the freeholder's oath to the above effer,
upon which he wag indifted, tried,ottd found guilty,
at the Sittings after the left Michaelmas Term before
Lord EtLessoaotron, and a Special jury in Weft-
minfter-hall.
Afterwards, Mr. Eamon obtained a Rule. for a
new Trial, on the ground, that there was not fuffi-
cleat evidence to convia the Defendant indepesideat
of the teftimony of a witnefs of the name of Batt,
who upon his crofs-examinationoit was contended, I
bad (hewn himfelf to be unworthy of credit. The
matter war argued at full length the Taft Teruo and
Rood over for judgment.
This day Lord Etcsoisoaotton delivered the '4l-
-- of the whole Bench, which was, that there was
no foundation for granting a new Trial in this cafe ;
and then intimated, that if either party had any
thing further to (late, preparatory to the Court's de
tiding upon the puni(hment of the Defendant, the
prefent was the feafon for that purpofe.
Mr. ERSRINI then addreffed the Court on behalf
of the Defendant. The only topic which be could
venture to fuggell to their Lord(hips in this cafe was,
that this oath war taken in the hurry and confufion
of a Populai Elation, when Men of low education,
vulgar habits, and grog's morals, paid Ws regard to
the folemnities of an oath, than they would do in a
Court of Joftice ; and if the Court could make any
diftinaion of that fort, in enforcing the pUniffiment
doe to an offender againft the law, he had no doubt
tbs Defendant would have the full benefit of loch a
Mina:ion, and that be would have as lenient a judg-
meot as the nature of the cafe could poffibly admit.
TheSOLICITOR GsNRILAL admitted there was much
hurry and confofir.n at a Popular Elea*, a great
deal of which was unavoidable; but that was fo far
from mitigating the offence of this Defendant, that
it was a confiderable aggravation of it, for he coolly,
deliberately, fyftematically, and for hire, agreed
with others, to take advantage of that burry and
confulion to pars for a character which he was not,
and tu poll as a freeholder for a Candidate at the
Election, with a view to obtain for that Candidate a
colourable and falfe majority, fo that he might be
unduly returned as a Member to terve in Parliament.
Mr. GARROW followed on the fame fide, and ob
ferved, that of al the cafes that ever came before a
Cc tot of Juftice for its Judgment, this was the feat
entitled to lenity, for this Defendant was a man who
had fold his foul for money to commit crimes of the
blackeft kind ender the mockery of a Akron oath ;
and, therefore, unlefs the Court could find out tits
means of making thole who were, if poinble, more
guilty than the Defendant himfelf, he meant thole
who were behind the curtain, and planned the fcheme
—utile., he faid, the Court could make them bear
a part of the puniihment of the Defendant, the full
power of the Court in the exercife of its difcretion
in apportioning puni(hment, ought to mark this cafe
—for it was not to be concealed that this cafe was
only part of an extenfive fcheme cf iniquity, there
being now on the Records of the Court, no left than
thirty indiaments remaining to be tried for perjury
of the like nature, and unlefs the practice was re-
preffed, the real EleCton of Middlefex would have
but a flender (bare in the choice of a perfon to repre-
fent that diftinguiffied County in Parliament.
KING W. MATTHRW Caxasx.--After the report of
this trial was read from the notes of the Chief Juf-
lice, Mr. ERMA' faid he had nothing to add in al-
leviation on behalf of this Defendant, which he had
not applied to the former.—The Counfel for the Pro-
fccntion declined inakingany obfervations.
Lord Ectsssoaouon.—" Let both the Defen-
dans be committed, and brought for Judgment on
Saturday the asth ;101=0
HiNRr RILWAY SMARM
.MT.DAMPIRR faid, Mr. camber was an Attorney
praailing in Cornwall. He prefented a bill, in which
the ecifts were purported to be taxed, and to be
(worn before a Cornreiffioner ; but the Plaintiff faid
he made no affidavit, and it fo happened that there
was no Commiffioncr of the tame in the county of
Cornwall before whom the • proceedings were Rated
to 'have been condulted. Under there orcusellances
he trotted the Court would proceed againft this per-
(on in a fum manner, be being an Attorney on
its Rolls.— fine weft.
In Dos w. *mit (a cafe refereed on the Mortmain
ALt), judgment was given for the Plaintiff. In So-
. must. vh Jo porn, which came on by Writ of Error
front the Cdnfloon Pleas (after Mr. Woos had been
heard on the objeaion to the Declaration, as inelud.
log Troyer and Alfumpfit), the judgment of the
Cou.t below was affirmed. The only other cafe ar-
gued was that of Dos.. BACON (involving the doc-
trine of crofs-remainders,- as laid down by Lords
MANSFIIILD, CA111;41114 SUid•KINTON), 0111 which the
judgment of the Court wlas deferred.

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SPORTING 11477NLL1GENCE

The Duke of. Grafton's Parsfol is snatched againft
Mr. mina% proviin, f6i 16,0 krineas, at the firit
Newmarket-Ottobir Meeting. Parafel is alto -Match—
ed agaipli Lord Foley's Hippocampus, for Zoo gui-
neas, at the Craien Meeting r to 6.
Mr. Mellilh's Sancho is matched again II Mr. Boyce's
Bobtail, for Soo guineas, at the Newmarket Meeting,
On Monday next. The Duke of Grafton, Lords Grof-
'tenor, Egremonr, Foley, and Darlington, and feveral
other perfons of dillin Lion, are to run horfes on the
fame day.
CHESTER RAtES, MONDAY, MAY 6.
A Sweepttakes of Fifteen Guineas each, for Maiden
Horfes.

Mr. E. 1.. Hodsfon's eh e. by Pipator, 3 yrs.
Lord Groftenor's eh. f.Mony Mutk, 4 yrs. • S
Mr. C. Cholmondtley's b. e. Green Drain's, 4 PI. 3
Lord Grey's b. f. Georgina, by George, 3 yrs. - 4
Mr. B. Grey's b. e. Forelter, by Old Tat, 4 yrs. - S
A Malden Plate of sol..for three year olds, four
mile heats.
Sir W. W. Wynne's b. by Bazzard,3 yrs. - a a
' Ld Grofvenor's ch. eby John Wl,OO of Dido, 4yn s
Mr. C. Chohnoodeley's br. e. Welch Rabb4si4 yn 3 3
TUESDAY, MAY 7.
Fifty Pounds, the Gift of T. Grofvenor, and R. E.
D. Grofvenor, Efqrs.
Mr. Brooltes b. c. Optician, by Telefeope, 4 )11. - ;
Earl Grofvenor's eh. f. Moony Mulk, 4yn - S dr.
The Earl of Chjcbeller's Plate of too guineas.—
One Heat of three times round the Courfe.
Mr. T. Tatiana', b. e. Jack Tar, 4 yn. old
Mr. Adters's b. f. Hebe, 4 Tr& - •
Mr..Gloffop's b. t.Skylark, by Moorendt, 4 sr& -
Mr. 'C. Cbolinootleley's b. e. Green Dragon, s yrs
Jack Tar the favourite.
Betting on the Derby and Oaks nearly the fame
sfs tier Monday.
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:how tbs LOIDON GAZIITTA May 7.

Miefii4ikY PROMOTIONS.

tit the Royal Flintffiire Militia, lived
by the lord, Lieutenant.
'lnseams Hinater. Efq. to be Llentenant Colonel-Commandant,
la the room of Earl Grolienoe. Dated April at, tilos.
tommiffion in the' Royal Regiment of Devon and
Cornwall Miners. figned by the Lord . Warden.
Dated May i, dos.
Grange Curgenven, Gait. to be PAM.
Comffiiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of die
• Ithinty or Derby. Dated April To, 1805.
Wirkfworrh BattaliOn of Volttoteer Infantry.
Robert Blackwall, Efq. to be Captain; 'Ralph Toplis, and Chides
Wright, Gents. to be Lieutenants; Thomas Hall, Gent. to be
Earl.
Barlboriiugh tompany of Volunteer Infantry.
John Notborn, Efq. to be Capealo-Coetimandant ; Thomas Yates,
Gent. to be Lieutenant. •
Bolfover, Scareliffe, Langstith, and SUNoti Cotopaxi
of Volunteer Infantry.
John Carter. Efq. to be Captain-Cannpdant; TiomaLtrhasp,
Gent. to be Lieutenant; Samuel Beelcy, Gent. to be
Brampton Company of Volunteer Infantfy.
-John Barnes, Efq. to be Captain-Coinmandant ; Within Cater
Smith, Gent. to be Lieutenant; John Women, Gint. to be
Enka-
Pleafiey, Glapwell, Stainiby, and Heath Company' of
Volunteer Infantry.
Richard Stsibfon,Elq. to be Captain-Commandant; William Sad-
ler, Gent. to be Lieutenant; William Parlous, Gent. to be EnSgn.
North High Peak Battalion of Volunteer InUntit;
Samuel Frith, Efq. to be Lieutenent•Colood-Comma.-
meet Oldknow, Efq. to be Major.
To be Capains—Thomas Goodin*, Stephen Bellot, Ralph Yearn,
James Ratcliffe, and James Carangton, El Is.
To be Lientenants.-James Harker Pickford, TbomZ, GAM, Im-
manuel Wilde, Henry Downes, and Robert Slack, Gents.
To be Enlign—Jonathan Bridge, Gent.
Duffield, Little Eaton, and Breadfall Company of
Volunteer Infantry.
Jahn BalguY,Efq. to bt tuptain-Commandant; Thomas Tempel.
Gent. to be Lieutenant ; W ilium Bakewell, Gent. to be Snip.
Norton Company of Volunteer Infantry.
Samuel Shore, Efq. to be Captain-Commandant ; Samuel Shore,
jun. Gent. to be Lieutenant; John Read, Gent. to be Enfign.
Royal Glamorgan Battalion of Militia.
Lewis Price Jones, Efq. to he Captain. Dated Feb. 1805.
To be Lieutenants—John Brace Knight, Gait. Dated Jan. z 7, zBos
Enfign John Kenney. Dated April a 0,111,35.
To be Enfignso-John Kenney, Gent. Dated Jan. a, 1805.
Henry Rickard, Gent. Dated Jan. 3, dos.
Cornmiffion in the Berwickfhire Gentlemen and Teo-
manry Cavalry, figned by the Load Lieutenant of
Berwickffiire.
(teal. Marta to be Major, vice Spottifwoode, finintal
April is, inos.
Commiffion in the Rofs, Caithnefs, Sutherland, and
Cromarty Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Alesander Sutherland, Gent. to be Enlip, vice lanes, reigned.
Dated February 6, dos.
DIVIDENDS. _ _ _

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May at. Thomas White, of Southwark, Surrey; irk:dallier, at
one, at Guildball.
May so. John 'Stain, late of the pun of Lubenham, Weiner-
(hire, farmer; dealer and chapman, at ten, at the Angel, Market
Harhorough.
May 22. Horhalackfon, of Mincing-lane, London, merchant, 0
one, at ouil
May as. John Sawyer, of Tenterden, Kest, grader, dealer and
chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, Landon.
May ts. Franck Trends, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the
Star sad Garter Tavern, LlverpooL
May so. Francis Pigging, of Stockport, Chelhire, spholitera, at
three, at die Dog Tavern, Manebeiter.
May at. Robert Caftley, of Dowdier, Yorkildre, dealer in hones,
at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Mal 14. John Mors, of Sallibury, Wilts, ironmonger, at ten, at
OuU,Ma, London.
May 13. ohn Smith, of Offett, part& of Dabury, Yorkshire,
and manufadturcr, at ten, at the Wool Packs Inn,
Horbury, Paid county.
May t 5. William Hutchlnfon, d Wakcdeld, Yorklbire, hardware-
moo, at ten, at the Wool Packs lon, Horbury.
May 211. John Scott, of Dowgate Wharf, London, and George
Lodi, othfewcadie-opoo-Tyne, &Eton, dealers, and copartners,
at stem, at Guildhall.
May t 7. Benjamin Clay, of Huddersfield, York/biro, Enendmper,
et ten 4 at the George Inn, Haddisdield.
May 1. WlWam Raven, of Colehefter, Effex, linen-draper, at
eleven, at the White Hart lan. Cannier.
May 4. Edward Edwards, el Pevenfey, Sufes, dealer and chap-
man, at twelve, at Guildhall; London.
May to Richard Rankin, of Leftwich, Meagre, and Was. °kali,
of Liverpool, merchants and copartners, at eleven, at the King's
Arms Inn, Middlewich.
May IS. Abraham Linghans, late of the pan& of St. Jells is
llodviardine, Warceiterldre, glovemsanufanurer, at elms, at
the Crown inn, Wort-eller.
May 14. Peter Dubbledennsts Van Dyck, Arnold John, demi
Leuven, wad Wynand Adria= de Grislier Vint, of the Or-
en% hormones, merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall.
May tB. John Baker, of Peckham, Surrey, carpenter, &Vinod
rAapmaa,at. km, at Guildhall, Loodon.
May as James Pomona the eider and Plates Sbrapned the
younger, Of Cllnringtirels, tivwfinhis, at eleven,
at Guildhall, London.
May as. Witham Fty.lhet at WWI, eine, at alma, at the
Su* weep, Briftel.
May it Ealse!i,/fiabareemeark aiCeiptirinan-rOweStatietsl4644fireet,
May s;. Cfs=gett.reier.l:l4llmols,
grows fed taitaisrot tars at 041410111.104tri.

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111Ritig. 1 •
Line I 4 orEimbisi P. Lyisa, Ilk. at hit kedge its Giotto Miter
Mace. Portmarrgoare. of a fon.
Oa tM ithlalkant, at the Aodent Mallon of Lofeh.y. near
Clandlork Sari% the Lady of James More Molybeoz, PA. of
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• 200virday, at her haste in Liaeohes-Inn.fietds, the Ham Mrs.
of a didighthr.
tams day, the lady of Edon. Coked Davis, of Nottingham
Plass. of a daughter
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On the id loft. the Rev. cVSZepheid, tam ot Patiferiek,
in Elia, /ate Curate of •
On the 3d uldmo, at Stooeitharie, is Worcefterftdre, Fpneis
Pouquiel, Efq.
On Saturday fennight, at *Thomas Woos. Bait.
Monday left, at the Prince of Wales' Coffee.essfe, Conduit-
(beet, Francis William Barlow, Efq. Member far Coventry; and
Captain in the tft Regiment of Dragoon Guards.
Same day. at her hook In Harterftreet, Mn. Jones, the widow
of the late Lord BIS:op of Kildare. •
Lately, is the nth year of his age, Killsolak Grim/haw. Efq.
of Whlte.boufe, near &Vett, a Gendesitan who *ls mormiered
the father bf the cotton Maiittfaaure In Irelabd
In Bawl, on the aad of Miy, doe. Lieu. John Wood Gillef-
pie, pm of Capt. Rollo °Maple, and grat•dfoi °tate decoded Jobs
Wood, late Governor of the lac of Man.
At Thurfo, co the t telt ult. Donald Macleod. Efq. of Linger.
At Logic, Kineardinefhire. es the isth a& in the tdth year
of her age, Mlfs Agitei Burnett, only daughter of A. Burnett, Efq.

CHILBLAINS arc cured by one application of
WHITEHEAD'. Fluid ESSENCE Of MUSTARD, and the
fevereft Sprains and Bre**, in left than half the time allay I
taken by Opodeldoe, Arquebnfade, or arq other liniment or em
broestion ; and if dal immediately after any accident, it prevents
the part turning black.
The Multard PIO are alfo taken with fingular fuccefs in aft
Rheumatic, Paralytic and Gouty afedions, Nutnimcfs, Sperms,
or wandering pains, Flatulency, Ifidigefilon, and general Debility,
at the fame dine, the salve fluid Eirence is applied to the parts
affected, in dude t implants where necetary. It is prepared and
fold at is. yd• each boa or bottle, by R. Johnfton, Apothecary,
No. ts, Oreek-ftreet, Sabo, London.
hr Chilblains,
Chilblain Ointment, for cianfing and fpeedily healing
Chilblains, is alto prepared by Mr Johnllon, price ts. lid
each Box.

T''O the LADlESissitzticularly recommended the
nfe of BUTLII.IIIRESTORATIVE TOOTH-POWDER,
fo welt known for Its beterive, and rettoradve ti.eA,
and patronifed by the Prince fa, and Several lei• of
the Royal Family, et Ituria,and the N **odic belt
preitytadventant;qpift tooth ache and its can% in the
Gems , It vodka s moil deioailible foram* al dandy did tint
*lltimidsind beautiful mach to the thum,ll4ldli provanta rim ,
mil demy at die Tema i to all Mom k topes midy iddtmok
1 tames the seenred, nod mina theta blepti_i to Seed old
age.
,A full ammo or* incompitalle inalianimen may be had
oddities, a-40*W Irmihritin mom aid cannery.
Sold arlinidds aid Rend at 1/4
peed Piallfflialit4W i and retail liyal=fistUatrriertn-
niers lia deathbed bia.ln, boss at in 9d. cad' ; abilirve the
Nene of R. Balks, 4,
is affixed to each Brix. A may Iliad,
Butler's warranted Tits& Brehm pain as. deli.

HA MPStilltg. .
_UR. HOLLIS, of komfey, writes under datei ix
AVA the lutla of Demuth's., 1304, and 13th Jansen', 1803, that
spun ins at bh sessalausee has received a remarkable cure
41= aibi of Med, hating been troubled with Fits of
loni steniaaby a minas winplek4; he is now as well
u upputheimmihrt WM, as Mr. fI. no-,sigh by reference to
the ..,
bennuftelit MO been received Enna Malik Waltham, _ _frail •
Wirs Ass jartinas, dated the t nltjansarp, nos, that great bow,
I lit his MIN nedved In that 0.14011 by marij ifeluilibie•
indidinals Sun the CoMfal Balsio4l2lkal, and lbs
Awns at that indtinsable Msdidasant lab slablifbed In the;
geneses of every perfoa who has the ibisthlt knowkdge of it. !
Al Wirtsnear Polak In die Onsity of Candierlard, was
with s ondmiptlon. barfly, that her life was do.
ELM IM4 Ilmadaft dle was uomnoispoded to take Dasis.
OndlWl Wm statlead.whidt Mina sent() Pmfed health,
to tho.di and joy of her friends sulMandonn Mr. Anthony
Soulbp, WM; a ; Mri. el rienoptoo, eheekinanufadturey,
Park*, and Mr. Merm, at Mr. Fletehees Printing-dike,
ban alodtesi the truth el this wonderful cure. -
AMR ber Cali—My yids, at the age of 43, etaoabais M, 6 id*
lbe mid not walk out slide hook, and was for soar three pan
mind to her bed whit Wenn wane& t the was adatind Wet
ftrong nervous Winalsas, ineablilos. debility, lanai stAddls.
and fubjeet to was.bp SAY is was reduced to a mere lis
After trying the beat aides in ear iseighbourhood. in vale, Sirbal
resourfe titian OWN Haim of Gaud, Whiellwaparebripi at
Mr. Siannwstia,ofillendford, by Mini four bala4w of which is
was sods* and lbws time ikon, and now min
weaves thsalbsellita mall bar adeSlMlns ....sp,
yler= bumble
William Shave, Overfeer dt sl=ll4 an likas&
ford. Sesonel Sinunands, Bknidfasd. Odadmr. MS.
Sold in London by Mrs. Mmhsiss• all *OE I Dicey and Sut-
ton, Dors Cburch-yard; Bacon, tsci.49lll.llllsset; Piddiag,76,ox-
ford•ftrestoppolite the Pantheon; Butler.l.olol96de l Barclay and
Son, Plennarket ; Shaw and Edwards. SC St. Pairs Church-
yard; Haward and Evans, Long-Lane,Welt-SmithSeld; and par-
finks* at the following placnotz.
SrtlldblesamardShierciiff Ldwate
, Staines
C, 4
Hulbert
erdl!leroare
Wilts, Hopkins , Biondi
Roberts Milsenny, Lou
, Poole , Wilkinfon
, PratUngton 1:=E:, Burbage lk Sou
Illesilar. Stephens _ ,_
_tan
Ilissaised, Norbury Neweallle upon Tyne,Hutchbi-
Beesokfter, Hine ks and• Co.
.Blaata Waltham, Jennings Norwich, Stevenfan
Babstree, Shearcroft Nevem,. We of Wight, Albin
Coventry, Merridew Nontwlch, Sulfas
Canterbury, Briltow °freaky, Edwards
Cantor, Booth Pemith, Soulby
Chatham, Etheringten Portico, J. and W. Rutland
Cambridge, Hodfon Portfmouth, Sharpe
Chepftow, Morris _ Plymouth, Nettleton
Clapham, Batten - Plymouth Dock , Holland
Dover, Neale% Ithelimenfworth, Pedal •
Dunitable, Quceniborough- Inekford, Wade
Durfley, Hariing. Sballeld. Pierian
Deptford, Davis • =td,
MeNcwconds
Denham, Barker rlin
Dublin No. 6, College Green, Ihrawllisay. Wood Dublin.
Duatiale, Colwell, 801 l Mosehmens, Goodby and Co.
Edinburgh, A. Smith, North Sialinedbiam, Night
Bridge - Simbanntan, Baker
Exeter, Trewman and San Sabibury, Collins
Ely, rackenbury Skaftfloury, Adams
Fronk, Haffaß • Saft'eon Walden, Paine
Gloweefter, Jones Stourbridge, Rollafon
Garin, Harding Sheptun Mallet, Carey
Gainfisorough, Towne Stockton, Chriftopher & Jenne
Greenwich, Braine 'Tavdtok, Rowe
Glafgow, Anus Milkinald Twirkenham, Mortimer
Hull, J. Radford Tunbrdge Wells,Kolght
Hurocaftle, Weir Trowbridge, Ching
Hatomeriniith, Roberta Uttoseter, Widen
Henley on Thanes,. Norton Vi'isitby, Yeoman
Hanky, Altmtt pnd Son Whitehavan, Croftwalte
Heskam, Dials/on Wirkfworth, Tutu •
Ipfurieh, Harm," and Green Wiodfor, Jftakeney
loveniefs, Milntoda Wottou-nicer•Edge, Bence
Knatsford, Leuth Wellingtonadop, Houlfton
Native/lon, Pus Wontshanartan, Skald=
Leeds, Mau Winter Milky
I=lls Itallem Nltlchlgeole, Ofillas
4 Gregory York. Wllfon and Co.
Lancafter, Clack
And all dm Venders of Patent Medicines ladle United Leiden&

No so

A ClirtAlidßt FOR CC rt.
IREAI.LIBLit. GERMAN CI.
'THE PIOrRIETOR of this
ROMEDfis fo cabin of IN Pric'? roi.:!.g veva falltd.
to a Variety of Cafes, agrees, if it dOes not cra,!,ette the Corn,
mit and branch, TO 116TOlti DOE 110 N tr. Anl he telt invik
to 4, that it hu Wankel, the advantage of the numbertefs ince&
eacioiis Oiotmeas, Silas,, Rs. is vital boodretis of effiald pcts
fops can tett*, antaag *Lau aft Come of "b 3 Qtft cbzrz,fters its
th:i kingdom. '
Sold Whole Talc and Retail by T.Aztell, No. t near
the Royal-Exchange; and alto by Mi. Day, No. 7, Ta.iftock•
ftreet ; Mr. Vrillon,• No. 39, St. Janicsis-ftrat; Mr. Hilde,
Ho. at, Pali-Mail; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Hoil.orn; and jebol
sad Co. No. zso, Oxford-itreet.
At Briftol, by Mr.flulgin and Mr. Sheppard, Bnokfdlers
Bath, By Hazard, bOokfeikr, and Wright, perfunter.
Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge.
Portfea and Gofpoit, Mr. Harding s.
Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jobin,bookfelier,
Portfatooth, Mr. Motley, hookfeller.
Andby =lief the Venders of Medicines in England.

SPRING RECIPE.
N° ALTERATIVES at this Seafr)fts to effet.
tally adroit a Connluta of Blood. open ;he excretory
divas, (often and free the Skin of Scurf, !chortles Pimples, be. or
eradicate Ulcers. Tumours, Caries of the Bone, Sank,' Fifties,
Piles,*.e. is HAYMAN!' MAREDAI4 1 DROPS. To Mani-
feft wilth, the Proprietor refers to his .t Treatifi, explaining the
nature and aislnity of Scorbutic Difeafes." ( Med. Sea. es.) which
is Ilhatrated with too authentic cafes in point.
cr Mr.Hayman (who may be conflated palatially, or by 'Leis
let, inelofing his Fee) neocffarily matinees to prepare there Drops,
is the fccret of the procefs refta with him. Bathe vending them
lad fupply of fubvendert'. is veiled in Mr.. k. Butler, Medicinal
Warchoute, No. e, Cite/pride, corner of Paterßofter row, London.
•Toiritom of ordeis for the es. 64.111. and am:Asiatics: nauft no*
be dire.ftod.
• • tware of .CoMaterfelts.—slitach Genuine Battle of Mai!
it •
dant s Drops has the addicts 'l3. Hayman, G-fguare,"
graven in U Stamp. ,
They are fold by the gencial Mesitilhe Veisders gunner* the
United Kingdom; pirdeularly by Caftwell and Ball, Dublin
Waked, Elder, and Co. sad Scott, Edinburgh ; M‘Donstd, Olaf-
gow ; Garden, Aberdeen; Or• Montrofe ? Dick, Di
Photfon, Berwick ; Wheeler and LOggin, Aylefbuil ; r=e
and Hassid, Bath ; Smith. Bedford ; Knott and CO. and Swinney
and Co. Birmingham ; Okton, &ids:smith ; Gregory, Brigken I
Browne, Briftol : Simmons and Co. Canterbury ; Megey sad
Chalk, Chelmsford; Kerner, Coleheiter ; Sthith, Crawley ; Trstr- •
than, Exeter ; Wright, Hereford ; T. Brown, fen, and Rob; Hulk
Harmer and Co. Ipfwich ; Branthwaite, Kendal; Wright met
Bhms, Leeds; Sit infra, Werner ; Lee, I.ewcs ; Drumemedd.
Lincoln; Adams, Lcughhorough ; Tyrrell, Maigtone •
and Harrop, Manchefter ; Wakinfon, Morpeth Sneifo4 Nam-
wich • Walker and Brown, Newcaftle; Marthall Nordimormik
Steveikon and Co. Norwich; Burbage and Co. Noitingleans ;
ter and Mundy, and Jones, Oxfotd ; Soulby, Penrith; 11/111.9110:
mouth ; Hedgeland, Dock ; Moore, Poole ; Wan. Pardismodi g
Smart and Co. Reading; Coiling, Sallibury ; Adorn'.
Penny, Sherborne ; Baker, Southampton ; Newcomb.
Chriitopher, Stockton I Cos, Tunbridge • Evil, Was; aim*
Windfor ; White, Witbeite6 ; Tribe, Tunbridge
Tye,Wate..
harm

HAVING decanted myfeif to the (Indy, niedie
padded by the mod made:able pridlce In that
which I thaeght proper to feted, I truft that I have not mote mi..—
=my thee than thofe who. In dit estaffre field of Mi
ars omehmady Imaterfed in =eat/minty, and cantos
always that footed :Which is acquired by emmentratleg tbf
lordladed to medals of &orders.
The df of 1511111LITY ire peculiarly difiredog. for deg
bring whl them a !tole of concomitant (maples:D, and, by a de.
=rat vital Macro, exiftenoe Wed becomes anbitered..4
they edit from thi prevaler-e of di example, &edam;
desiellies at tMool-boys, or the todulgences of entarlty, they re/
Vida. NOR elliduous profeelooll kill; but bir the igooratad
d weeilegalld men, the froptoms are neurivatod, rod the
Odom h Wawa
As a 111 of the ROYAL VOLLEOBef SUROIWILY
1 pound my pratwalloos on readmit, ef docadost cad
',gory phew., goollios.l diet mytalt dialed to that
with Width limes Whine be fallraely imam&
da the fir* hidden of led weekmh, only
held
Sim di
se the cut of a tiebllbed Gum t befthe fa&
from a amfdalbeft of the aniemdlod ef,
hi& mistoredne. to fearful at the mobilo eitillierß
gielletin, and tem& ofer Ids idemity Male am
mdwisot, k mud be htlsbdory Air Met to be allhed sot may of
Idgeldlty of trammed. hot are if the molt teetelable fecrecy.
Aid la recent VastaidCamplehata it is peildtto prevent pda,
Itivie or dlftreh I he de old complleatd min it is the acquire-
meet et addles eqpdhams Ms hoe to terna Cafe, certain,
and Broady reelhatililmeau
I see de adman's wf Eft agate/left !hole of either Fes *he
are of with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptotes el
VENEREAL INFECTION, and in ad cafes the terms of raw
seraltet tire dated on the deft interiiew.
Patlenu In the country arc espided to Indere a Hank este, mil
e requelted to fpecify their age and manner if living.
MARTIN BREE,
Member of the Royal College of Serest= to Leedom
rundel-ltreet, Strand, nest Temple Bar

To IHOMAn IAYLOK,
lsiq-
No. 9, Bridge. ftreet. London.
Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March IS, 1801.
IBEG leave to inform you, that ever linen the year
1790' I have been aillOtted with the Luca Ventreai width
from itsobitinately refitting every comie of medicine profcribed
the look eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing feversl
vett marks of fat/ado/4 andtwice dacha:god from the Hotpl-
tal, with little relief, Would appear to be of the moft inveterate
nature. In the fpring of lift year my diforder had got to (itch s
head, as nearly to put a period to my eel/tenet had • large ukee
on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs weft
broke nut in a frightful manna; my right was dreadfully pain-
ful, and had been to a Rate el ulceration for eke Taft (even years ,•
my kit had atfo two large nodes ma it, wag very much difmloured
and gave me fuch excruciating pail, particularly when warm in
beds as nearly to deprive me pf reit. in this &mutable Rate I
was recommended by Mr. J. Thompfon, (who received fogrests
care by them here), to take your Leslie's Patent Pills, width I
began to do on the a6th of May ; in the courfeof a fortoight 1 be•
gars to receive benefit-4n little more than a month the ulcers on
my had and arms wete keedly healed—loon after the form oat
my legs healed alto, leaving, however, confiderable dikolouration
in the lien, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the bkf-
fing of Goo, and a little longer perfeverafte in your invaluable
Medicine, fubfideill • the nodes difper6ng, the Alta regaining its
natural hue, and the notturnal pains gradually going off. 1 thus
became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfettly free from
all my former complAnts—have recovered,. my former Writ and
itreneth, and am be,ome pity and fat, in which Rate having
continued many months, to the aftimitionent of all who knew
me, I am at a kik in what terms to exprefs my gratitude, but beg
you, for the good of other loitering mortal(, to make this my cafe
as public as pc fEble, as I gull on every occaflon ; info doing 1011
will greatly oblige, Sir, your Grateful, obedient, very humblettP
vant, ALEX. MURXER.
Swan's Clofe, High.ftreet, Edinburgh.
Witneftes to the above care :—liihu l'hompfon, No. 3, New
Poultry-market; John M Old Afteinbly CI, k. Edinburgh.
Prepared sod fold by the foie Proprietor, Tilomas TAY-
LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeims, at his Houk.
No. 9, New Blidge•ltreet, London ; where, aster a coollant re-
fidenee of more than thirty-fix years, in ap. adiee particularly di-
reded to the cure of Venereal Complaints, and t hofe incidental
'to the Parts of Generatioo, with that inviolable fiterecy which
men of his Profelilon &Quid always otsferve In inch eafes:he flat-
ters himfelf, the advice and aSftance he gratultouily adminifters
to pertains taking this Medicine, will be clternied, by a difeern-
ing Public, a. an advantage [aide= attainable, and void of ad
ambiguity.
Alto fold by his appointment, for the convenience of thok
ing at a dfttance' at the Perfumer's, No. m, St. Alban's- {treat,
Pall Mall • the Toy-lhop, N.' 103 Ozford-ftreet ; Mr. I)llbro-
rOUth's, 4.0. 7, Pith .ftreer-hti : M Steel,bookrelter. No. z,Uni-
ron-ovr. Link Tower-hill ; Mr. Batter's; Southbridge, Edit=
burgh ; Mr. Caldwell's, Dublin, and by one perfon in every eon-
fiderabk town in Great Britaio and Ireland, in bele:Wooly as.
9d, each, fcakd up, with full and plain direalana,_ whereby Perr
or ea ee,W ter lex may earethves with elle,'" peed, fiterecy,
and fafety. . -

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