Star.
London, England, 1805-10-01 00:00:00

70 THE EDITOk OF THE STAR.

soak, repterobar, au.
Sts—l am (insularly well pleaied to learn.l
through the medium of your roost excellent Paper,:
that it is in Use terinits con:ernplation of Govern-f
ment to Mere:ice the pay of Use Lieutenants of the'
Navy ; nor have I the Inoilleß doubt that. at what-
ever time it may be accomiliflicd, that meritorious
clafs of Gentlemen will receive that ;Oar= of his
3/Nay's humane confidetation for them with the
sleepelt gratitude.
In the,hope that this may chance to meet the eye
of our R Commander in Chid, before the mea-
fore in goeilion is arintouneed, let me entreat your
ufual indulgence, by -an early infertion of this in
your Paper, in ordet to exprefs to his Royal High-
nefs the humble hope of the Subalterns of the Ar-
rny, that he will, it the fame time, bring forward an
inmate of pay to them. Gi.D knows, it is =eh
wsnted.

I am very far from w;flring to go on this occafton
into a liac.)lFmh of the relative merits of Lieutenants
of the Niv y and Subalterns in the Army. They
are, it i. well known, that dais in either ferrite who
bear the brunt of all common and arduous duties.
Cminforer, however, obliges me to. fay. that if the
Lieutenants of the Navy have• hitherto had but a
cord:tiredly very low rate of pay, yet they have fub-
Ra.ntial advantages which the Subs of the Army
bnve not—l mean, they have their {hips rations, and
trE their wine free from duty. They drink their wine at I
is. 61 a bottle; the Army p'ay 41. 6d. and p. a
bottle for it. And this, Mr. Editor, on fo material
am article of military and naval confumption, it ntoft
be admitted, is a very great advantage to the Nati.
think itiarkiii/e for any realisable and candid
parent, vibit-wftf for a moment confider the period
at which the Army Pay, as it nose is, was fixed, to
deify that the inereafe I Co earneftly recommend
has become bizbly tostfarj. Look to the times I
have alluded to. Lonlc to the prcfent moment. Con-
fider that the increafed price of every article of life,
of the fir A ntedlity, has been felt, and ilia great rata-
fore provided for, from Majelly itfelf to the loweß
Clerk of Office—l might even fay to the very la.
tourer: It is.natural to fuppofe that the Subalterns
of the Army mull, whether on fell or on half pay,
have greatly felt the operation of this rife ; and
ti.e truth is, that they have long felt it to a moll
diltreffing extent. But it; governed by a love of
glory, and an ardent zeal for their country, they
have had too much delicacy to come forward and
fbrmally Rate their privations, (hall it become a re-
proach to a generous and enlightened people, fuch as
oars, that attars of efifeifireers, situated by Inch noble
fentiments. Atoll have their comfort the lets attended
to by th.,fe whom they protege ?—God forbid !
Great Britain. Mr. Editor, is at this.bour, and I
troll in ALsirdirrir'groo will always be, the. greaten
nation of the civilized world. Proudly pre-eminent
in her freedom aid. independence; in her power,
wealth, and, liberaltty. Ike is at once the envy and
the admiration of the world ! The Army has greatly
contributed to this profperous Rate of things. by its
Smoriy, and tacrifice of all thofe endearments that
bind all other civil clanks of the community together.
And it' would Gent derogatory to the dignity alba
a nation, to have any clefs of Officers in the Army,
in full, or an half pay, who fhould not, from that
fervice, derive the:ll/aim eviller,: (1' Oft as Godes= ;
and,Britigh Subalterns new framed a tuyb for tam.

NILES.

BRITISH PRiSON2N3 IN FRANCE.

Lefi any blame fhould attach to the condos of
General AM ort stmt., er that thofe may participate
in- the infamy of detaining our countrymen in France, i
who had no coneern in that perfidious =afore, or
who were under the neceffity of obeying the com-
mand a revengeful Tyrant, we corred our Gate-
ment of their conduct, as mentioned in our Paper of
Friday week.
We untied/and, that when Mr. Cnuacmita.
Waited on General -44 HDR ROSSY; a few days before
Lord IV HITWORT H'S retain, the General told him,
that palfports were granted as ufual by both coun-
tries, and that he would fend Mr. Cuuaciitu. one.
On the General's being atked, if any interruption
would be given by the French Government in cafe
of hottiluies, to a perfon travelling under fuch pe-
culiar circumliances, he replied, he did not imagine
that any difficulties could occur; but on being again
atked if he would, under all eircumfiances, protea
Mr. Cut:coml., and procure him a paffport to re-
turn by Calais, lie anfwered, that his power and au-
thority ceafed on his arrival in France, but that
Mr. CtrUICIIItL might depend on Ms affidance as an
individual; and in office to the General, let it be
known, that every exertion continent with the po-
litical embarraffment which he was fuppofed to la-
hoar under on Ms return to Paris, was made to fulfil
Iris promife.
Mr. Cavite,' ILL experienced civility and humanity
fiom eve, y perfon employed to execute the com-
mands of the. Tyrant. with the exception of General
Jumor, who is naturally coarfe in his manners, and
did not, perhaps, give him credit for the truth of
the ACCOOQi•Of his fituarion.
We alto sorrel an errer repotting the treat-
ment of Mr. Sculls, who, it teems, did, through
the means of General Arroartotiv, obtain permiffion
for hitnfelf and his worthy and humane friend Major
SHARPS to go to the South of France, where he had
been ordered by the phyficians, previous to his leav-
ing Englandile did not, as we (fated in our Friday's
paper, go to Verdun, but died in Paris a few days
previouf/y to his intended journey to the South. It
appears front the conduit of the perfons, both civil
and military, with whom the Altai: were concerned,
that their aireflation was generally difapproved, if
not reprobated, by them, and that the meafure was
folely the ebullition of Bomararra's fury and pufil-
lanimons revenge; for the French were (with a few
exceptioas) ready to obtain exemptions from unplea-
faut nicafures for any one. whom the general orders
peculiarly oppreSed.

A few days ago, it young man, fervent to Mrs.
CLALICE, of Weybridge, went to bathe in the river at
that place, and was unfortunately drowned: his
chthes were found on the bank, but although ever),
ttlrch ha. btco made after the body, it haihithOstO
• loved incifselual.

LOKDON AnllllM 7 R OCTOMR.

•••••••••••••m...r
A drelk of black crape ever white farfoetf the, drefo made very
hdlg, and trimmed and ottlansented with bbiek vetiret and bugles ;
ankh. of the fame, drawn over the Wow. The hair dretfed in
the rood fa hionatac ;winner, and ornamented with a dam of black
bugles. Wlldte gloves, shoes, and fan.
A walking drefs of cambric muffin, made high on the seek with
a collar, and long deems ; the 'relit confined- with a block velvet
hand and cLifp. A turban hat niblick chip. Black gloves med
Heart Da ass zs—Hat of white or grey fatin, turned up in bent,
and ornamented with a plume of black feathers. Cap of black •
crape & with a full vandykcd border, ornamented with a black crape
dowel'. A cap of black crape, with a lace herder, corned up in
front, with a black bower. Hat of grey fain, turned op in front,
and ornamented with black flowers. A (mall round hat of white
Patin, with a roll of black crape round the edge ; black dower in
front. A large bat of grey fatin, turned op in front, and ornament-
ed with a large black feather. Hat of black crape. A gypfy hat-of
white chip, the crown covered with a black handkerchief, and tied
under tbruclain. The hair eft died with a tiara of bugles.

A Devonthire cow, the property of the Earl of
FARNHAM, was killed at Farnham, in the county of
Cavan, on the 3 tit ult. in confequence of her thigh
being broken by accident before her fattening was
finifhed, having had only four months graft, reared
a bull calf iii tBO4, and was not in calf when killed,
weighed as follows, viz.
Two fort quarters of beef 3cirt sir. t flft.
Two hind quarters when tripped 3 o sf
Belly fit 7ft. albi—Kiiney fat, with a (Mildewy left lii
fuloins,3ft.Blls.--Total telt. Mb.:
OFFAL. lb
Head and Tongue . . . g!
Heart and Liens. am' a I
Liver . . I a
Tripes and fmall Oafs • it
•
For Lep, with =linseed Hoofs • - at
Total pound,. weight - .-•to6
Hide - • bibs.
- - -

N. B. Blood was not weighed, as the Cow was
obliged to be killed where the accident happened.
Mr. Storey's bleaching-ground, at Carthalton, has
been. robbed of fame pieces of Coleraine linen, half
bleached.

A (bort time ago, an inane pan per, of the name of
Brittain, made his efcape from hertfey Workhoufe,
and although the parifh officersffered a reward for
his difcoveryathey were not able to learn any tidings
of him till IA week, when his remains were found in
an old barn, near Tooting, in a (late too !hocking to
deferibe, being literally devoured by rats.

Wednefday lel, the following lir courier were
removed from Reading gaol, and put on board the
Hulks at Wdolwich, there to remain until their fen-
tenets can be carried into execution, vin.—William
Rogers, Thos. Golling, John Hitchcock, Richard
Wkinfon, James Junes, and Edmund Powell.
WARRANTED UNDO. AWN.NO. 16, Cornhill, 52,
Charing Croft, and St. Margaret's Hill, lldrougb.
Houtasav and Co. refpeafully acquaint their friends
and the public, that they have regular numerical
books for their infpeilion, free of any expence what-
ever, and that they ihall continue felling Tickets and
Shares, en the loweß terms, warranted undrawn,
during the whole time of the drawing of the prefent
Lottery, at the above State Itottery Offices—where
No. 24,555, drawn a Prize of soot. the Era day,
was (hared into one Quarter, one Eighth, and ten
Sixteenths. On Friday next will be the Second Day
of. Drawing. -
No. rft,B3o, a Prize of One noshed Pounds, the
Fiat Day of Drawing, was fold by !ben atoms,
Goontuce, and Co. in two Fourth, three Eighth,
and two Sixteenth Shares. The fecund day of draw-
ing will be on Friday next. Ticket and Shares, war-
ranted undrawn, continue on Pale at their Offices,
Cornhill and Charing Crofs.

We are happy in !Xing enabled to Rate, that the
experience of feveral years has made us proud of hart-
mg been among the fir& to recommend to public no-
tice Dr. Taylor's juftly efteemed Remedy for Deaf-
nefr. It would be impoffible to 'alert all the Cures
which are fent voluntarily to the Proprietor. One
or two appear, however, in another part of this pa-
per. We are de(red to &ate in contradiainn to a
prevalent report, that the preparer of this Remedy
has no concern whatever with any other advertifed
Medicine.

The cafe of Scrophula we have fubmittad to the
public is extremely interefling, as it mutt convey to
the molt prejudiced minds the importance of a me-
dicine which fucceeds fo admirably when the glands
are difeafed in the worn Rages of the King's Evil.
This cafe does not Rand fingly in the lift of cures
performed by SPILSIBUILY'S Patent Antifcorbutic
Drops, when given in this dilute,- which proves the
merit of this antifcorbutic, fo well known as a fpeci-
fic in Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm, Eruptive, Nervous,
and Bilious Complaints. To thole Ladies who with
for a pleafant Cotinstic, to allay trifling irritations,
Srmsauay's Compound Efknce will anfwer petted-
ly. Be careful to alit for SPILSIVRY'S Ptent Anti.
korbutie Drops, with the words ge By the King's
Patent" expreffed on the bottle, bill of directions, and
outfide wrapper ; the Ramp alfo (the King's duty)
is printed in black inilead of red ink. Bottles, price
,s. 6d. cos. and tl. as. duty included.
Difinatary, No, as. Seko•fqeare.
A very handfome Hone, full 16 hands high, ex-
hibited to the fpedators in Smithfield on Friday, a
great number of antic tricks, plunging and bolting,
and throwing hs bead about iu a molt ludicrous nyle,
Its owner, who had jail •bought it, veered out two
ropes by way of halters, aboutioity feet length ; but
after filleting great pain, and end-angering the lives
of the market people, he was led to•the laughter-
honfe. Upon opening
.the body, Medi/order appears
to have been an acute meant:nation of the intettints,
vulgarly called cholic, for the cure of which the
former owner had adminikered a cordial ball, a very
common, but very dearudive plaeice. It is alerted
by the molt celebrated Farrier oFour day, this prac-
tice (or rather anal-practice) coat the country. feve.
ral thoufand horfes-annually. -We here allude to
Mr. James Weirs, Veterinary Surgeon, whore tree-
tile on the difeufesof hones, was for its fingular merit
taken under the patronage of his Royal Highnefs the
Duke of You j and by this recommendation, we
have authority to fay, near twelve thoufand copies
have been eagerly bought up by the Army, and by
individuals its comparatively-Ann (pace. It oughd
to be more generally known that what is 4 folk*
termed chola% .inclneles. no leis-than /a ditihundjf.
'cafes, f°rfillir gf Which the :heating, or sordiataneu
dicines ufnally given arc antis death .ha it desteast2
Itrateit,tin'l4rOYUlTVO publication of.Farriery,,itfid
of yhtch the above initance is an incfraiable proilf.

LOIitDON MARZETA

CORN.EXCHANOE. MONDAT SEPTEMIPS so.
RETURN of WHEAT io Mark ace, iododing ally from the
S6di of. Sept. to the sift of 11.71
Average O A
a. ofJ..-aa.
UANO psi, F
FLOUR.tower thimiattretimo..
ItET
From the reth of September to the =A of Septemikee•
Totalt—taaoo lacks—Average 691,.
' oa od. lower than left returu.
MORN PRICE or ouzo, ON
Wheat s4s 66s 7Ss Suffulls to Goa oil
Fine Sos !As Grey Pas gem 41e od•

Superfine ilia Beans, new 43s yss ad
Rye, sew
_. 304 341, Ditto, old, t. 364
Barley yas ass od Tick Beams, new 361 adi
Malt Ise yts od 011 491•04
White NU 4os yos od Oats 251 llis 3(1
Bailers yas,yBs Yolanda 37s 04
Rape 3ftsP-4,?. to 41t. • lat.

_ per
•
PRICE OF 8101•iS4NMARX.LANE.
Cutaway new.. ; ;,mss /0400• per cwt.
Coriander, A• 041 to zys do. •
White Midard Seed, too so to od pet hoed.
Brown ditto, • Aso to spa do.
PRICE OF HOPS.
SAO/. POCIMTS.
Kent 71 to 81 •••Il 71 7a to y 1 es
Safes • 71 to SI of Soiree .• 71 7. to $1 to
Eat 71 to II es Farnham aol co to ad SOI
Old Doti, mood. s•
MUM Ok HOPS IN THE BOROUGH.
Bags sl ss to 61 too I Pockets sl is. to. 71 toe .
PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW'.
Shiltheeld. St. James's. • WhitechapeL
Hay period 3toto 4 4 1 gams 0,0 tt too .o •
Straw tz6toszot26otos ts o i ad to S ti*So
OWNS 4 15 roS S 7 ism • • o'd,
NEWGATE and L ENHALL. Swoosh/rick . ,
Per thine of db. by the carafe. •
•
lot 3a od to es od-I Ved- let to so od •
Mottos ss id to as od Pork p•odto 6s .
RAW NAD EL ad to 41
=Acme) P. Lit° pM 1 Hods Rine od to scis
p 241 to 3s ad Sheep Skins pod too :id
=lf se zed to so od Sbeadinp: •oeodto os OS
ass 6d each I Lamb Skins se id to 4apd
• . PRICE OF TALLOW 1N LONDON. '
Ile: ease market 4s, sd Tows Talkow /se od aos
whet o ad Ruda ditto (can.) 69s od to 7s.
lapel Market Rol ditto (foap)*—• to —4 oa
(pea Bose of SRO otd Melted Bradt Oh to os od '
Ditto rough 391 od to os
ago sd Orestes dsz od
Average Price as zid Good Dregs zoo to os
Yellow Soap, 78. to os—Mutded, 85.—Cord, 9..
Price of Candles per dozen, I ts od—Moulds, is. el
PRICE OF LLATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL.
Butts, so to selb each said to spll
Ditto, 6o to 6slb sed to 371 ,
Merchants Backs .31. to 24
Deering Hides sr to said
flee Coach Hides sod to sod
Crop Hides for Cada. said to Ist. •
Flat Ordinary lid to sad .
Calf Skins. 3o trraolbist down 334 to asd
• Ditto so to 7olb OS 434
Ditto 7o to itolts 36d us ilkt • •
Basalt Seal• (Gran *ad) per la. 3s ad to pid
Limp ditto flat to dial per Oki
Tanned Horfe Hideo 110 to 3,s :s_d_t_
MARKET, 30.
IMpo at MarketWEW COAL .
Sidpe• • Prieto.
so Neweaftle Coale 34 4t. od 53. od
• Sunderland • VS yd 4.5 s ad
z Some Cod o Goo Oil.
Cinders 9 ass od.
MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT.
The feafon for reaping, mowing, and barvelling
the grain, has Rill continued .unuftially tat and fa,
irourable, fo much fo, that in Moll of the midland
counties, nearly all the corn has been earned and well
fecund. In the I(le of *Menet, where the crops have
this year been uncommonly fine, the whole has been
earned, the Canary Seed only excepted. In the fens
of Cambridge and Lincoln, where the crops are heavy
and abundant, match corn has been cut aSd carried ;
and even in the northern difirias, the harvell is in a
more advanced Rate than is nfual at this date. •We
have, indeed, the mod pleafing aecountsof the good-
nets and abundance of moR of lhoeocrain crops.—
Peafe and Beans are particularly every where;
and the Red Clover, now Banding for feed, is well
beaded, and promifes plenty. The new Wheats
which have come to Mark Lane from Kent and EC
fez being generally good, and lone of them of fupe-
TiOr quality, the finett famples have gone off brain
Ma (mall advance, for the purpoik of mixing with
the old.

Turnips, to general, prove a better crop than was
at Aril expeded ; arid in the feat Colefeed appears a
very fine plant, and many acres are Town.
The Failures appear unufually fine, and afford a
very full bite.
Store Cattle have been brought in ;temente num-
bers to the late fain, particularly at Barnet, where
there was a great [bow of Scots and Wel& Runts ;
alto Tome Wel& Sheep and Horfes ; all of which fold
at reduced prices, and were dull of fele. Cows and
Casts, of the [port homed breed, fold well; as did
Horfes for the Cavalry.
Store Sheep are much lower ; and Lambs at the
late Fairs from 2s. to 55. a-bead cheaper than at la(
year's Fairs. The South Dawn breed are the fa-
vourites.

Cbeefe has conrulerably fallen in price. The Pig
market is fomewhat on the advance, particularly the
large fibres for winter feeding.

BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND.

Carton, of Franey-dreet, woolict;-&aper ; Matthew
Blood, of Chard Meet, and John James Fitzgerald, of kilkithan,
county of Clue, diftlUan, to forrtoder on Ow Oa and sth of
Ofetober, and silt of biovemher.

BI brrHs.

Oa Saturday lat., at Hall-place, the feat of Sir William Raft,
Earl. the lady of Sir William Clayton, Ban. of a foe. The child
only funned four hours.
On Friday eves* iaft, at Us Lovable. bottle in It. Jame'..
lquare, the Canada's( Rriftol, of a fon.
Vefterday, at Basjeaot•s lea, the lady of John Gurney, Efq. of
a daughter.

In Berbiee on the asth July hit, Governor Van Batenbary (wbo
was lately divorced (rem lis lira wife) to Mrs. Brotherfon, Man-
toaeMalier. _ _

On the ajth September, at the Pad& Climb of Edwardttone,
Indic county of Suffolk, RicharilWaring; Efq. of Edwardttone
Drove, to Mite Anna Warner, third daughter' d jteha Warum,
Efq. of Edwarilltuese Houfc, in the (aid e linty.
Wednddey, at Pfitry•le..ilonse Church, Major Daniell. o the
ppth Regiment, to Miff Mary Eat, daughter of dm kw. latiward
Litt, of tic Mend of Jamaica.
In Cork, Lieutenant Edward Fitzgerald, of the ad Weft lqdra
Regiment, fun of tbq late R. Fitzgerald. of Calle Richartion
county, Efq. to Mill Margaret Fortune, chic& daughter.ol Mr.
Nick. Fortune, merchant.
Tuttalzy. Richard Van Hoytbuyfen, Efq.. of Otiiiinrd4trect, ea
PAits Price, of Great Jarnerftrcet

KIEL.
-lowidoadO 7aßtat Kedghtibridge.ltie Wev.Meraniei dee4;n;
B.A.Vicar ut Wwler,fa Nur chum'Jerldad, and LcAturarttaddilith
brid=e Phapel,
bat/hail*, fifti• at ininfoir,•Ctliaiiilobs Vessid; br did 3d
'lteglawit ci Native lidautry.

• •
' ACCOUNT OP THE IitATIVRICIVIER a,
Exempt from the Auction Duty. agreeable to Ad
Ott Wedbenalf, Odbber t 6.
M.ERAC, SON, and C. will put up to Public
bale. of their Wart:694a. Nft. Qbeen-ltreet,
A large AZirtment of Bitl FISH Ple.CP.GoOns.
Particulars will be givesi la rime by L. Merac.jua.. ilrok:r.

LETTER from DEAL, on the fulled of DEAF-HESS.
To the Proprietor of Dr. Taylor's Remedy.
Sir, Deal. May r, dos.
uAVING feen the names of fevered Perfons
• •
s• publlthed in the Sun, who have reecivol b-nclt trim the
havabiable Remedy for Deufnef.; I Mg leave to inform you, that
have lately reo ivgd a complete Cure, atter having been deprived
bowing for die la ft Eve yaws. I have ofed one bottle.
1 remain, Sir, your molt obliged humble fertrant,
JOHN AIKIN.
P.S You are at liberty to make what uk you pkak of it.
To Mn.MATHEWS, Nu iS, Stiand, London.
Maditel beg to inform you, that I have been very Dear, to
as only to beer with iffEieulty fat near throe y ean. I ufed about
half a bottle of Dr. Taylor's Remedy for Dianet" Lat Sep.
umber. which In a few weeks gave sae reUef,fo that 1 could hear
as well as people Is general, and through the Lotto's goodacfs haws
maimed moderately Well ever S ee. •
I soh Madam, your humble (avant,
Dads Green, near Seven Oaks, DOROTHY GREEN.
to, I EDS.
The Original Letters may be ken at Mrs. Mathews, book.,
No. all, Strand, Landoarwbere the remedy may be had.
0' The above efteoned Remedy may be had, price Is. W. a
Bottle, vskh plain dindlione, of Mrs, Malawi, bookfrikr, li,,
Stiand. Landon.
Sabi, wholefale by J. Drewry, Stafford ; Dicey and Surto), to,
BOW Monti-yards; Shaw and Edward', 66, St. Paul's Churdi-
raid; lathy and boa, Maps, Fleetinuke, and Bider, No. 4,
CbeapEde, Landes.

For FEVERS, COLDS, SORE THROATS, RHEUMAs
TISMS, the YELLOW FEVER, ST. Atrriforms FIRE,
and fee INFLAMMATIONS of the LUNGS, ROWEL.%
BLADDER, Ste. DR. JAMES'. POWDER.
ir'kilS MEDICINE., urbiclt is ro fstperior to all
-IL cabers in elkaey, certaintyt and raktf, Sioukl.ev.er be even
on the Slit attack of the Diforder ; tbr, if it k not fulliesem of itielf
to eEe %t care (arinfotansitiesit akiptand Fevers).it is allowed
to be the heft Preparative for.. and tiosannitaat with, the Bait
atadother remedies, which the Symptpms require. But ao the
genuine Powder has ken often known to refloat the Patient, afs
ter itsfubititutes, and evcty other febrifuge. have tilled, it ought
to be tried even Mahe !aft extremity. Great benefits have beat
&shed from the Powder, in dl orders thought beyond the huh
of natidldne, when taken every night as an Aker. tivg ; and, fn.&
the fixed" of the Reverend Mr. Singleton Hagan., of Dublin,
there is make to believe that it may prove a lit,ernedy in the His
droeephalos' or Water In :he Bride.
field onlyby F Newbery and Sons, No. 45. St. PUN Church.
yard (four doors from Cheap6de) London ; and at Dr. Jana ?a
Ista honk in Brittomftreet, io pickets, price as 94 eaHt, duty
included; or in bottle, containing twelve packets, price ads. as
made up for the Array and Navy
N.B. None eao be genuine that have not the words • F. New-
bury, No. 43, St. Paul's; engraved in the Stamp.

iAVING dedimeti.toyfelf to dig &tidy, ar..4 bore
plaited by the sat madderaNe pradtice do that breach
Whirl I thoned.r.ropet tofde4. . that I base stallaare nig.
P of my dmo diaa thofe flyhe, to the cmcitiVe Add* tbb
art 000dratlakr 6211161164 I. socertahey, sod mum
st.*yo MOM that hoe* which id=4 by samestradog do
hateegagal power' to am dafs of
'Retread of DIBILXrY are media* Iltrifing, for
des
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DOCTOR HOWF.EL's POWDERS.
FITS--Convultions, Hynes ics, Epileptics, nr Fall%
beg Fits, radically cured by Dr. HO WELL's POWDERS.
The efficacy of this invahiable Medicine has been proved by a vat
number of aftonifiting cures performed on perfoussof both Sexes
allkfted with thelk dreadful diforders fur a long reeks of years--
many of whom had trkd every other Medicine in vain. and were
deemed incurable. The few following cafes are feleded from
hundreds equally deipetate, and are witneffed and authenticated
by loch refpct2able and well known charaders, that the (=Veit
doubt cannot remain in the mind of the molt incredulous, Na.
The fon of Mr. Truman, of Gatfpur-ltreet, aged t 8 years bad
Falling Fits from his childhood, but is now reamed to pe:rfedt
health by Dr. Howell's Powders, which were particularly recant.
mended, by Dr.Tumer. Fellow of the Royal College of Phyficians,
London. Mrs. Green was upwards of so years aillided with Con.
versals and Falling fits, altho the had been an in-patient of St.
Bartholomew's and Guy's Helpitals, bad Dever received the leak
benefit till the bad taken Dr. unwell', Powders—cured 14 years.
Witneffes, the Rev. J. Hunt, Minifter of the Savoy, and Mr.
aureefs, Italian and Oil Merchant, N0.t07, Strand. Mr. D. Wiz.
of Welt Horfeley, near 7o years of age, was t 7 years 'Misled with
Cenvalßansand Failing Fits, and after taking a great variety of
/ledicioes without relief, was rift:finally cured by Dr. Hilweirs
Powders. WitnetTes, the Rev. Mr. Fullerton, Min/Hier of Weft
Horfeley, Mr. Smith,and Mr. Hooker,ehurchwardcns. Ann Wa-
lissan, of Laytooßmse, Efiba, to years of age, had vioknt Fits from
herinfaticy, but upon taking Dr. Howell's Powders was loon com-
pletely cured. For this great cure the Rev. Mr. Whale!. Ai :filler
of Laytooftooe, publicly returned thanks to the A Laticu rr, iu
its Chapel,i on the Ica of Nov. into. Mr. Saltmarth, of Enfield.
Miildur aged ;7 years, wiu'aßlided tli years fo dreadfully with
Epileptic or Falling rail, thAt be required 7 or 8 perfons to hold
Minim the fit. Cured 7 years. Witueffes, Mr. Hill, church war-
den, and Mr. Mhelsdl, orerfeer. The fon of a refpcitable GI:o-
-ilman, Lie. 44, Rreet, Warr, from the bill year
his age, and the molt violent Coovullive Epileptic Fks, which
brought on fropmens like hydrophobia or canine tnadnefs, with
unnatural howling*, and a difpofitioo to bite. stf.cr in vain try-
ing the utmolt hill of the Faculty till be we. (even years old, Dr.
Howell's P,oweers alone cured him of thofc deplorable and com-
plicated diforders. Hi. parents are willing to attelt this cute to
any engineer calling at their hook as above.
Perkins definius of further proofs, by applying at No. 78, High
Holborn. Will be reared to &lift toe loafte be infote4 la a seed.
paper.
Ibis fovereign Remedy is prepared and fold under the King's
Royal Patronage, by Dr. Howell, (Fellow of King't College,) at
Isis book, No. 711, High Holborn, London, and n where elk, at
too. 6d. &packer, in which is inelofed a Treatife, written by the
Dudtor, oo the above-mentioned diiiirder.
N.. 8. For all Nervous Compiaints which arc to often the fors-
' runners of Cooveltiont, Epileptic Hyaena. Ice. a better Midi.
eine cannot be taken. All letters:poll paid, duly anfrrtr,d.

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