Star.
London, England, 1807-12-16 00:00:00

smirramEtp CLUB CA77 LA SNEW.

•
Monday Mr. Sadler's yard was literally crouded
with amateurs of the effcntial arts at breeding, rear.,
mg, snd fmtenio* of cattle, and who (tented much
gratified by the mipation of fame of the animal,
exhibited. The Duke of Bedford, Earl Thanet,
Wiestbelfea, Vilcount Sackville, Lord Somer-
ville, and feveral other NAleaten and perfens of difs
•ditglian were noticed among the company.
At tiro o'clock a meeting of the Club was held
FreematonV Tavern.

.~

His Grace the Duke of Bentraki In the Chair;
Prefent —Sir Jofeph Banks, Robert Bytig, Efq John Martin.
Cripps, Charles Gordon Gray, George Gunning, Bartholomew
Higgins, Money Hill, 43.nthony Lcchmete, Niel Makolot, ?lho '
man Merfer, Robert Clarke Paul, Rev. Thomas Plaiket, VU
count Saekville, Sir John. Sthbright, Lord Somerville. the Earl of
Thanet, Charles Collis U'efterts, tie Earl Of Winchelfea, Wiliam
Francis Woodgate, &c &c
The premiums and conditions for the.next thew of
cattle, were taken into cqnfiderition, and the follow-
ing new Members were elected, viz.
Lieutenant Colonel William Cunningham, of Chanel :
Colonel Cunningham. of Lower Seymoar-ftreet ; John King,
James Ingram, hiq. William Walker, John Cator, Efq and Jofeph.
Efq•
Adjourned to Tuefday, at eleven o'clock.
About five o'clock, near one hundred and fifty.
Gentlemen fat down to 49 excellent dinner in I
Fieemafon's Hall, his Grace the Duke of BIDFORD:
in the Chair, fupported by the above and feverat
other Noble and diflinguifhed patrons of this WU- !
turion. As Coon as the cloth was withdrawn, his.
Grace gave

Ths.lFing—The Queen and Royal Family—Profperity to the
Sadedleld Club—The Flecee—Sir Jofeph Banks.
His Grace then tole, anscread the adjudication of
the prizes, as given in our Paper of Saturday ; after
which he, read the premiums propofed to be giien
next December, in fubftance the fame as the prelent
ones, except ya prize of, twenty guineas for the belt
and ten guineas for the fecund heft ox of any de-
kription,, the plight of too !tones or upwards, and
ten guineas for the belt ox under the weight of too
Roue, fed
.without either corn or rate. His Grace
alfo Rated, that a Committee had Bien apvinted to
draw up proper printed forrni of Certificates of the
apes, tif,,rk, and'Peditig of the feveral animals cilia-
' hued.

Anthony Lechtnere, Efq. then rote, and propofed
the health of
The Duke of Bedford—•which was drat•.k with three Hoses
three and great applaufe.

His Grace returned thank, to the company, and
afruted thesis of the full fatisiaelion he felt in giving
every alliance to the laudable ~bjeas of the Society,
and gave—
The Men)fry of Mr. Bakewcil.
The neat Waft vies intr.,duceu by an eulogiunron
the Irifh improvement the foil—

Mr. FOtter, Mid the Fuming Society of Ireland,
which was received with thiee times three.
His Grace then gave
Hobhotfc, and tin. Bath and Welt of Fogland Society:
On which Mr. Hobhoinfs role. and:both tor him.
feif, and the Mcmbera of the SoCiery over whictv he
had the honour td prende, thanked the company.

Mr. Coke.

.Tke /ads" .or theguys, agidway-. thanks ,to them for the
M trouble ei have '

Hii Oipee then TO, that he had to call their at-
tention toone-of the mnll Teal •us and able coOporters
Of the objcfti of this Club. both here ai a Member,
and On other ociatObs, and pie
sontelvdte.

which was drank with three times threes and nisch
applause• •
His Grace proceeding with the mails, gate

The Earl of Bridgewater.

And, after fome lark, he rose and gave what he was
Pure the Meeting would heartily concur in—

The union of Agriculture, Commerce and Manufaccturea.

Lord SUMFRVILLC then role, and after acknow.
!edging the propriety of confining the butiners of the
prefent meeting, as much as poffible, within its ori•
ginal objefts, begged to call the attention of the
land owners prefent to the great importance of fup.
plying our navy with hemp, the Importation of
which, from the Baltic, is now unhappily interdieted I
and that, although an excellent fubtlittite is known
in the Bengal fun hemp, amid this fail of hereafter
fully fupplying the want of our navy, he untied,
that as hemp is proved to bean excellent prepara-
tion for a wheat crop, and to interfere little with
the eftablithed fyllemot hufbandry itipon prong foils, i
except in the growth of bats,' for which i• molt be
ftiblivuted, that the land owners would be found I
ready in forwarding thesvieirs of Government, in i
railing this molt eifential article upon our own foils, I
by relinquifhing the reltriaions in their laws, spina
the growth of a vegetable, which is now proved by
experience not to cabana the foil, more than other ,
crops, when not left to ripen its feed.
His Lorcithip's fervant !faring difiriboted the
printed bilis of the Prenalnins foi the' deaf fpvibg i
fhcw, to the company, he. took this oppostnnity of
correCting a Millake into which the recurrence of leaf-
year had' led him, inadvertently; by inientioning
therein, the ift and ad of March, inflead'of the agth.
of February, and ift of March, as the days of his
milting Shew.
a Breeding in all its branches " was nett given.
The Stewards of the Shew and Meeting. Mr. Byers, sod Mr.
King.
Tbefo Gentlemen thanked tie comp,* for the
honours done them. Abt'iot nine o'clock, his'Grace
mentioned his being obliged, on account of a Bite;indifpoiltion, r4tittantly • to' leave the ccinmplui y-k
.oh', who had &di thentfelves honour, by &eines'
in promoting an acidulate fupply of the marketiwith
f animal fdrA frreinieincreafed and increafing popu-
lation, to which purpele he hoped that the premiums
; and regulations would in an eminent degree cobtri-
Illite. . •
On his Grace's retiring, Robert Byng, Efq. one,
of the Reward', was called to the Chair, and.the
company dictiokleparate until a late hour.
..-Temtidais:it. eleiren o'clock, a meeting of this
afifalla4f cifisstricitlturitts and bieedua cook place
r , •IF -.,
,
at rieetna.on s ay.vni.
.
His Grate the MIKE of IS/DU/Ito in the Pleb ;
peek/lid—Lord Somerville, Anthony lechmcre. Efq. Richard
Artley, Efq. Mr. John Ellman, John Hugging, Efq Money Hill,
I EN. Edward T. Waters, Erq. Rev. Thomas Plaiket, Mr. Samtiel
Stone, Mr. Nathaniel Stutshin., Mr. John Welker, Mr. Thomas
Baiker, Mr. William Bouttbee, Mr. Paul Whim Mr. Robot
Honeybourn, Mr. Gilbert Maltby, Mr. Wiailiam Role, dee.

' It was refblved, that three Pages Only 4e in future.
eleOted for determining on-the premiums, inflead of
five t mad that the deferfption eflierfuns tube ehpfeu•
(wrisether 'Breeders, Grattera,. or, Butcherlybe 14ft tee
the,tfecilion of the :fleeting for.appointing f icm.
'Report of the Ciiminittee fir feitliifietfie
forma of certificates to be fent with futute'eatite lo
be 'Sewn; Was'reteiVed• and approved, and ieliered
to be printed an the' baCk of the bills far the infor•
mation of candidates.

---
Five eminent graziers were nominatedout of which
the judges are to be chofen, on the tit of March nett

Five new Member* of the Club were elated, viz
Benjamin Hobliouft, Efq..Robert Kirk, John Hut
ton, Henry Hoyle, arfd William Letter.
His G•ace and Lewd' Some vale having left the
room, Anthony Lechmeie. Efq. was called to the
Chair.
Thanks were voted to the Duke of Bedford, Pm
fident ; to Robert Byng. Efq. and Mr. Henry
King, jun.; the. Steward' for the .101 and =ruing
year ; and to Mr. Paul Giblet!. 'the Treafuver.
Adjourned to' the ad dag, of Lord Somerville's
Spring new, tR March neva . .

IiODGE AND THE DDCTOR.,
,
With a big bottle boat, atiel an acre of chin,
His whole phyfiognomy ugly as fin,
Wile, a huge grizzle wig, and triangular hat,
And a food* bcfmear'd haoakt rehief tied over that,
Doe.lor Boi, riding out on his old Rozinante,
lo hair very rich, but in f1..111 very fcanty,
Was a little alarm'd, out of fear for his bones,
Seeing Hodge erofs the way with a barrow of ftones;
" Hip! friend," cried the £.,tor. with no little force,
" Do fct down your barrow, you'll frighten my horfe."
Hodge quickly replied, as an Etikine or Garrow,
" You're a curs'd deal more likely to I; /eine my barrow"

Bow svativ.—Yellerday as Taunton. With his]
party of patrole, were nailing through Piccadilly, he
faw IV. Samna, IV. White, alias Conkgbeau,
Illoo*rd, among a number of genteel- perfons, I
print flop, the corner of Sarkville Itreet,-in4-ba4ingl
nu doubt but they were there for the petpukof Pick-
lug pockets, took them into cuttody, and brought,
them to the Office, when they underwent 'an bzlittii
nation. Taunton fail, he had known the priforters
for feveral years as reputed pick-pockets, and Ire.
trendy faw them, with a great number of others,
parading the ilteets in gangs, no doubt, for the put.
pole of picking pockets ; and having received orders
from Mr. •READ, he took them into cullody. The
prifoners were all refpeeably drefred, as they always
are, to avoid !attrition. Soames Paid he was a taylor,
and reticles at No. 1, Higler's-lane, Borough. Cnn
keybeau Elated himfelf to be a livery liable keeper,
Athough he ackn'.wledged he had no horfes. Wood-
ford.faid he was a liphterman, but his drefs contra-
(heed this afrertion, and his hands proved that he did
not do any hard work. Mr. NMI Es. however, told
then, lie fhoold commit them tin Hay next, to give
them an opportunity
rf proving their itatement by
witneffes c.f undeniable character.

HATTON GARDlN.—Yelierday H. Smith was folly
committed, charged with dealing three weber cheep
from Finchley-common, in May lA, the propel ty of
W. Tooley.

Woastrip.rritarr.—Yellerday J. Bullock and C.
johttfon were folly committed, charged with healing
ftvetal calks of compounds, from a ditliller's tart.

Pleafure is all the reigning theme,
Our noonday thought, our midnight dream.
14 The hell prefervative to keep the mind in health,ll
fays Lord Bacon (and in many inflanceS the body
too) is the faithful admonition of a ft lend."' Unfor- ,
tunately, the Mike of. having not merely our,vices,
but even our foibles, -follies, and faults (Opted,
titters thunfands from afkinglor or receifing What
the Phildopher •reeommeads t and thus Toirr,a ih
particular rufh headlong into theirOttex of Opinion
and death ! To obviate conftqUersceslo deßßriißiie
to the fpecies and,eventually to phi:Midis% has fallen
to die lot of Dr. Socostos,' by making public his
" Guide to Health," which we o°4o nut to the db.
luded of either fez as the " Silent Friend" whom
they may confult without expofure,-and t allured
confidence of foccefs.—ltsviswia.

DIED.
At Domfries,on Monday fe'nnight, Mn. Janet Todd. relift of
Mr. James Walker, late mafon there, aged 91, fimpored to be the
oldelt inhabitant of that town. Ishe retained her tact:ldes to the

At the Prendenty, Madras, Alexander Stodart,Mfq. of the Hon.
Company's Civil Ettabliihment, only fon of James Stodart, klij.
Conimillioner of Facile, Edinburgh.
At Calcotta,Robert Fullarton, Efq. of the Hon Eaft India Com-
pany's fe trice, fon of the late Rev. John Fullarton, Dairy.
At Delhi, in May left, Mr. Alexander Falconer Taylor. Ainf.
taut Surgeon lid native infantry, Bengal, eldat fon of Mr. Taylor,
teeter of the Grammar School, Muffelburgh.
Saturday tile sth serf at bisboufe at Greatford, in the sounty of
Li nceln, the Rev. Francis Willis M. D j ugly celebrated for his Cue
'eels if curing the greateß afillidion of the human race, lufanity;
and highly eiteemed,as a man always ready to allevi to the miner
sireeinties of la!' fellow creatures. He bad not (njoyed perfetil '
health llnce an Wads with which he was attacked about ilx weeks
before ; but he was fo far from betraying evidence of approaching
diffoletton, teat late on the Friday preceding his tleath, in a dark
and cold evening, be was vigorous enough (in the 90th yekr df his .
age) to walk twice from his own honk to the village of Barholm, a
stiltance of nearly a mile, to fee a patient. He retired to reit in
good fpirits, and on the following morning Blared himfelf, as was
his practice, and continued without any apparent change of health
until after dinner on the Saturday, when he complained of being
very ill, and live minutes afterwards expired in his.chair. As a
man fo advanced in years, he was remarkably hale; about five
'years (ince, he performed a journey of pc miles, on horfeback, in
a day, to glee a vote at Bren:ford, for his friend Mi. Ma,nwating.
The fame of the prefeffulnal fervioche fame years ago rendered to
this country in the perfon of the Sovereign, ludneed his ainitance
I to be fought for by the Queen of Portugal, to whom he went,and
' who was fdr Conte time his patient. At the time of his death, a
great number of afflicted perfona of family and refpeEtabillry were
under hie earestt.Ctreatford and Birillingthorpe, where the thadlor.
bad the largelt eilahliihnient of the kindin.the kingdom. He Was •
of Brafesiolie Collette, Oxford, M. A.. 1740, B. and D....M. a 759..—r
He is fuecceded by his fon Dr. john Willis, who has Otared with
his father in the management Of his extenfive eftablithinents up
wards of ,j 0 yeses, and' It h well known that he partook with him
on that mutt trying and importantoccafion already shaded to and
that be has lung been elkerned equally eminent, for hi. medical
kill, and ifpicially in that brFicit:44 it for whkh his tallier was
Ce juitly etlfbrited. '•• • : - • .
_ . . _.— . _.

• -OTO-MORROW. •
Sun rifes Sun les Men* am
7 mlnutesnfwe ;143 salaittcOtier 3J to minutes after 4

HIGH WATIIIIt 41. r MMOIMOW.
11/44ora1og • '461 mlntitds after 3
Afgr..er. a • SI minutes after 3

ITO pluck the Tore .6, pleardcti Kriel tvnt in be wn unclecl.
by its thorn, has been the favourite objed of mankind, though
in this they havet.been too often difeppninted; happily for the good of
Inciety„ the henefhl tifeets of illicit intercourfe are eafily removed,
if application is mask to that invatuable preparatidta of Dr. Fa ze-
atalelr, termed GU ITA SALLM'ARIS. • Thole Mimetic Vege.
table Props contain no mercurial poifou to undermine the confti-
•tuthad, an.l plant diftafe *here the dim It to reftore health, *Lich
"fn. Many Is sited *)cc.fics of the'day do ;. on the contrary, fn in.
Dwelt-is this molt cfscacinus preparation, that it is adminifittsd
. *kh ['fey to children of the molt tender age, fo fucceleful are fts
powers as to eradicate from the habit in a abort time the feeds of
deeafe, however latent they may be, or diftant the time of at.
ftelion. The moft ohltinate gleets, loft of bone and pahte, and,
in fh.,rt. the **ft appearances of the *Chad of a certain diftife„
. have yielde,l. in a very (hart period, to their influence. To tics
Medicine bow many thourar,2l have been indebted fur the reit,-
ratiotinf health, after !Ring difiniffed the Hofpitalt, and having
one through all the routine of common medicine; par arc its
• virtues cotfitied done to countered a Certain difeafe; witeretect
morbid Rate of ere fluids ettfts, as' in feorbutic and nervous coati.
plaint. it is no left a never failing remedy. Sold witdcfaie at Mr.
Butler't,, Nu. 4.Cheapfide corner •.f Pater:loller raw ;.end radii
by tr-ift ('ountry Book'..cllers, in bodies at is. otl.and 416111. Mil
ample din dittos.

FOR- RtiII7II4ATIISMII; S PRiiti NS, CHI LB L stl NS, Rai
DR. STEERS'S OYUDELDOC.
In the Stamp round each bottle arc engraved'. the words" F. New/
bery, No. ej,St. Paul's," and thole without this diftinellan art
fpurious.
'1 HE fuecefs.Of this Medicine has given rife to a
• .great number of counterfeits, as well as to a variety elf
Ensbrocations, Effences, Liniments, Ste. Ike. Come of 'which ase
fo hot and itroug, cs often to CXCOridtt, to cask !slitters, or
even to contract the Gnaws ; and others are fo weak as to
be of no (Wed :—but this Opodeldoe bi its happy coMbini.
Lion, by the union of efficacy and fafety, will ever maintain
its wonted eminence and fuperlority. isy Is *arm, penetrating
and attenuating qualities, it is a moil
,excellent remedy for exter-
nal rheuntatifmt ; and by its itrengthraing powers, it fpecitily re.
aorta the parts which are injured by braifes and fprains; it is of
great Cavite in entraps, or num'ontfs ; in lianas or wands of
the joints. as alro in promoting circulation in the 'when in a
paralytic hate : it it likewife particularly furcefslid In Chilblains,
and if ufed hi time, will prevent their breaking, bat in this coat.
plaint aliaic of it Atoelethe dilfolved in a ippon and applied warm.
Sold only by F. Nrwbery and Sons, No 4S, St. Paul's, 4 doors
front the coach way front Cb. apfide, London, price 2s 6d each bot-
tle,daty included ; and by their appointment, by Bacon and Co.
1132ford:itreet: Wads Aid-Bond-itrzet ; Bayley and Coe Cock.
Iptar itreet ; Ward; bi iddle• row. Holborn ; Clarke, Borough High-
Street; RanLll, any.! Each .toge ; Dicey add iiitton, Bow Church.
yard ; and Harris, corner of Isuelgate-itrcet.

FkOM A FRINcIPAL OFFICER Of A 741
AT SPI THEAD.

FFORthe benefit of Mankind, and of my brother
Officers in particular. I anchorite Dr. RoLoston, of Llverpo-lis
to publith this my acknowledgement of the efficacy of Ida Medi-
cine, the CORDIAL BALM OF GILL AD As Ido nut chute
my name to appear in print, pertons Orfirous of knowing the
thith' of my alrertiati, may. by enquiring of Nicks. Toolmitt,
Nary Agents. Surrey-Street, strand, London ' • or Mr. Alexander.
Navy Aunt, oppefite the Navy Poll-Office, Broad lima, Patti
mouth, learn my same and aalrefs. By an irregular life, I bad
been exceffively wakened and dozen bottles of the
Co•dial Balm of Gilead aluniutoly reltOred me to my primitive
health.
the Cordial Balm of Gilead may be had of every refpediable
Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom.
There are alto family bottles. containing the quantity of roveof
the ts a 6d. ones,foi 335. by which 94 are I - "
Thole who with to have the Metlielat m cediately Pawn the
Daßor, by fending the money for any quairi y they think proper.
will have them rent by Inch carrier as they (ball appoint. Poft-
office orders for any fum may be fent by pelt, and the balance will
I be returned in the box, or orders with cas encinfed will be duly
attended to

froper dircetions for every cafe. to enable perform to cure than-
Moss, k given %yob each bottle. price half a guinea.
NOT Sri' ach b Atle has a govennnent !tamp, with the name
" Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved thereon. to imitate arldeb
Is felony.

A CHALLENGE.

kit ESSRS.CUR.RIE And CO. Surgeons, chalks**
1v A the whole world to prove a angle %Rance where their Me-
dicine and method -4 cure have filled of the defied elect. The
priettee of many years in this particular branch of the:IA.OIMM=
has not given rife to one unfesecefesul cafe. •
They continue to tined their ftudke to the treatment and ewe
of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the fytem,
which is the confeque.ce a the pernicious waileful effede of a ha-
bit long and molt unhappily purfucd by the youths of both fexee,,
in the one It will be found to be the unfailing Murex of karrennefe,
the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a diftrelling
Rate of debility, which, if not timely remedied,- terrain,* in im-
potence. Thefe arc its remote and ultimate effees ; while con-
fumptions, lots of macular power. and' Girinuit nervous complaints
ofirally charadterife the earlier nage': of this roltary vice. Of per-
fans Loomilhing under the lifordere incident to fuck a life their
treatment's lim'le,and has never proved unfuccefsful in the made
of a long. laborious, and much extended predike. In the molt
pbftinate and complicated cafes of Venereal Itsfeetion,fueb u ob-
ftruetioni in .the Urethra, Spongy Exciefeenees. 'lard Tumours
Cellous Ulcers, Eruption.. Seminal Weaknefs, Gluts, .....e. ire
which have hitherto baffled the Rill of the general praditioner,
Mars. Currie and Co arc now enabled radically to cure by a new,
fate, and expeditious mode of practice, ftiperior to any other yet
adopted. They may be maulted by either See with the greateft
deiicacy, fecrecy and honour, at their lank, No. to?, Hatton Gar-
den. Patients in the country are requefted to Date the particulars
of their cafe, their age, and general mode of Living. Letters, ;soft
t paid, encloavg a hank note, will be duly anfwered : and the earl-
lery advice and medicines giveu orient to any part of the Undone.
• the Rev Me. BARCLAY's PATENT ANTIBI'LIOUS PILLS.
.11' was a remark of the celebrated Dr. Buchan,
I Author of the Domeltie Medicine, that complaints of the
Romach and bowels are the prevailing malady of this coutikry,
which lay the foundation of the more formidable and fatal dif-
cafes ; that the perfon who could difeover for the relief and cure a
fife and infallible remedy would perform a molt impOrtint fervice
to Feeley. That difeovery har.neer been made In the Patent
AntibilionsFille of the Rev. Valliant Barebp, the extenfive Pale of
which, and the high eftimation in which they arc defervedly he}de
has confiderably kffened the number of thee complaints • and
bids fair, in a (hoe time, to be the means of entirely eradicating
I them.
Thefe Pills have i quick entree operation, they ad powerfully
and fpecifi ully on the bile, and thus remove the numerous difoniers
conned= with it,fick headaches, flatulence, liver compleints,jette-
i dice' nervons diforders from indigeftion, Sec. They are the moil
• valuable family medicine hitherto effered to the Public and the
j Proprietor is fupported by the molt refpediable evidence of the
heft cbaraelere of the Nobility and oasts, that they haver.ever
been adminiftered to any perfon without giving certain as:dirndl
relict, and in the end completing a cure
This valuable medieine, having been ufed with fucceb, is fcl4l3
memird by the following diftinguithed Perfonage.:—
The Right Hon Vire:tont DILI .uN
The Lord Bifnop of BATH and WELLS
Sir j 0144 IKON FYWOOD, Bart. M P for Honk=
V
. r STEPHEN I.USHINGTON, Bart. M P for Puma
I'ITHOMAS ANSON, Efq. M P. for Litelsficld.
.c -AM /16 AIiAIiATT, Efq. M.P. for Southampton
...,.111CHO,LPON CA LVERT. Efq. M.P. ite'Neetfee
~_,OM UND DOE PI M. Eft'. Netv-ftrect. Sprit. •
• '!THOMAS HAMVIERSLLY. Efq. Pall- Ma_ A , ,
G. W.DICKES, Efq. Pie Witt Secretary "oft Ott alfailMill
Canterbury
--
. . • : ~..) • , t. • •

I,hy Key Mr-DIMOCK, Libratiass toot MUNI.
CECIL kORRES I'ER F.fq. M.P. for Waged;
Bull wholefale and retail by Mr. Butler; No. 4. Chmalladleo
earner of Pan rnofter.row; and retail by Mr. Kirby, Stalked fin%t,
Old lirnid ltrert ; M 4. Stratton. toiort"r iquare ; and by allay-
fpeehole Veiier/L. Town and Country.
A Cat: 11141-obfertre the name Of Winn Bareby Is engraved
on the Ramp, which is anted on die oatbde wrapper of sash
box ; winos n Hawed are a &nitrous Itnication. fake 5464/
) and ac.s.per with ample dire4tions.

_

1.0N11.0N : Ptintrd sue. puldlihrd by LEVEL KENT, (IOU:.
terbuty Mee, lambetil) at the STAit-Orrteik. Ka. t, Care,•
Erect. Yu:4Elnd alto at the Sr*a•Orrsce,

r