Star.
London, England, 1807-12-31 00:00:00

FALMOUTH, DEC. sB.

Came in his Msjeay's (hips DRAGON end the
CHAMPION, from off Brea.—Sailed his Majeay's fhip
Hansa, with a fleet, for dee Downs.—Wind S. W.

iLYNIOUTH, DECEMBER 29.
The whole i! yefierday and IA night it has btu

a very tremendous gale at S. S. W. and th
this harbour, the Sound, Sect have rode very heavy,
and many of them were in great danger. This morn
ing, about fcren o'clock, the Hamburgh flip Hen
rietta Charlotta, Captain H. C. Maus', from Lifbon
for London, laden with too° boxes lemons and
oranges, and a quantity of cotton wool, was driven
ashore in Mill Bay, where The loon bilged, and the
cotton that was on the quarters if the fhip, together
With much of the fruit that was in the cabin, wanted
out of her, and were forced ashore on the rocks, and,
with alliance from the (Lore, the crew and paffen-
gers were all raved: endeavours are making, to fare
as Much of the cargo ap hlEble before the next high
water, as, if the, gale increafes, the fhip may go to
pieces. Tiaebiteras detained and fent in here by
the CreCatint privateet, of this port, and was in
poffetien of the detainers at the time the accident
happeW. During the gale this morning, the
CONFIANCE, of ao guns, parted from her cables.„in
`The Sound, and was forced into CiMater,4where fhe
was anchored in fafety. The PICKLE, as another
fchooner, were very near the Owe in Ferftione Bay,
but fortunately rode out the gale. Came in the
Betfey, Captain Hocesa, from Botion, with cocoa,
fugar, and oil. One of the Brazil (hips that was in
Cawfand Bay, in running for Catwater this after.'
noon, fplit all her fails to pieces, and carried away
her mizen man, and, in bringing to, got foul of an
American fhip, and carried away her bowfprit, but
We is now brought up in a place of fafety. The
Constance, of so guns, cut away her foreman this
afternoon in Catwater, tb present her drifting—flte

is now firing for atfillante. A &lop is all.) gone
Atom in Mill Bay, and will be loft, if the gale con-
tinues. A brig is alfo abort on the rocks, the crew
all laved ; and a ketch has jut &trek on the rocks
near the fame place.
Three P. M.—The wind has jolt fhiftcd more to
the Weftward, and has alfo abated a little, fo that we
may hope the extent of the danger is known. The
brig that wept a(bore in Mill Bay is gone to pieces—
the was the Orion, of London, Captain Cain,' from
London, in banal, for the Weft Indies : the crew
all Caved, with much difficulty. The ketch is called
the Union, of Poole, Captain ----., from New-
foundland, for Poole, with skins, &c. retaken by the
PLOVER, of 18 guns—(he is in a very bad fituation,
1 and it is feared will be loft—the crew have all quitted
her.

HULL, DECEMBER 28. —'rhe patties at length adjalled their differences,
and depatted : the Captain to an hotel, and the
The Ariel, Cooczy, from Passau, arrived here Merchant to the Theatre again, in put foit of his fair
laft night, after having been in Stromtladt and Mar- obit& when he (ousel her adjnaing accounts with a
dery, re_
(trend, in Sweden. She left the latter port on the 9th ~City Banker. Another coufliel was on the point of
ina. in co.npany with the Hebe armed (Lip, and 14
taking place ; but the Merchant finding himfelf m-
fetbkd by his & one ard
merchant fhips under convoy, all for Longhope, &c. • fufect to encounterconic withwith a fecooHd, uny ltafv , inf ara
more
except a fhip, half loaded, for London, the name of honouralii way ; they therefore retired to a Coffee-
which[mute in Maiden-lane to name the fp ,t, fir the hour,
the Captain thinks was the Batbadoet Packet.
A frigate paired up the Cattetat the day before the &c. ; hut as they cot Id .of a ree on then points, the
fleet failed ; and a (hip of the line was cruifing off fill was at haft reforted to, wh a the Banker, a pupil
of Mendozi, vanquithed his opponent, who, twice
the Schaw. A Meffenger from Rutila had arrived
detested, returned home full of difappointments and
at Gottenhurgh. It was currently reported at
mot tificati:. n.
Stromfladt, that the Danes ere in motion to attack w
The following curious wager was decided yeller.
Sweden, and that 15,000 men were nn their march day at Koighttbt idge. A miller, of the name of
towards the Swedifh territories.—Wednefday week, Pownall, undertook to carry a lack of flour, weigh_
a trader from Leeds to this port, Vest Y mailer,
in ing 20 Itone, upon one fhoulder, the distance or a
coming down with a cargo of coals, was flranded
suite, without halting, in the
:pact Of 20 minutes..
The dtaance was measured on A pi- CC of ground,
below Whitton Sands; at the time the veffel founder.
near Sloane-(freer, of 2(.0 yat ds in leogth, and there
ed, the Mailer, his pregnant wife, and two of their were a multitude of pci Ino, to tvEnefs the Herculean
children, were on board. His firfl care was to fave firength of the performer. He executed the talk in
his wife, whom he carried in his arms from the I ante minutes lefs than the given time, but nut with.
out contiderable difficulty. The wager was for five
veffel to the Chore, a diflance of about a mile ; he
guineas and a dinner.
immediately returned to his children, and notvith- The Plymouth Mail had realy met with a molt
e, the mail
ftanding the rapidity of 11. e current and the inter- f t us acciihnt on its reltun to town on Tuefday
m rt in;.—On the other fide of Honiton a bridge is
ruption of large (beets of floating ice, fucceeded in
w..il:d away ; and in order that no time fhould be
getting them no those ; when, awful to relate! he
tribally
l It iv going round by another bridge,
found his wife a corpfe ; and, to complete the climax
"ne Iniflak
g nera ly goes tno sh the water. By
of hearooending dithers, his two (Widlen, overv•nle o the .. achnian, he iniifed his wiy through, ar,dc
by the itit.enfr cold, expired Coon after in his arms. : got on tome (mall pieces of rocks, and flock an the
DEAL, DECEMLFR :so. ! mud. The leading hurl s got off with the harners
l effetied. and
• os them, and the bars at their !n•el,, in which Rate
. Lail night ab.an five o!elock a Flag of Truce
they it n full fieed a diaance of four miles to Hoe;.
arrived in the DoWns frf.m Calai,, having on board
ton, when they flopped at inc inn they
a Spanith Merenger, who landed this morning and ei.loged at. "I lie paflengers were necetrE.sted (0 .
get
proceeded immediately for.London.and were up
o .t, aid thofe on the top to come off,
REMAIN IN TIM DOWNS to their neck-, in mud and water, to lend affiaanee i",
Primers of Orange. Cumberland, Linn , Fruity, Clyde, SybUle, '
, • inn the mad out, which they at hat
Royalilt, Banterer, Pandora Tbratber, Mini, Cracker, wrangler,
then ItO .ceded with tv o biotic • Honiton. N. ne
and Tlgrefs , (Anton and Thanes daft India (hips, foe the River.
%lad W.S. W. and blows ftrong.
. . . . lof them received the lea in.nry whatever.
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trittealy offspring of gisionanz t.
Britain's truly *lunch Ally,
Emu greets thee with a, Beare.
Wont thy country forced to Sy.
Forin'd by Nature mild, paelli‘,
Yet of high unbending foul ;
Soorniug Gallia's frown terrific,
Spurning Slavery's bate cortantil.
From thy faithful fubjedts parted,
traply ne'cr to Meet again,
' Who behold ►hee, broken hearted,
Sub for fafe:y on the Main.
Go ! their bittfings attend thee,
fefere•thy lots they feel,
Heaiin invoking to befriead thee,
'rin thy bar que reach fair Brazil.
Tberc on Honour's lgp repofing,
In thy eonfeious virtue bleft.
Ali thy tab and troubles slofing,
Comfort there enjoy, and reit.
On thy throne fecurely fitting,
There thy bellied foe defy;

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, Guarded by the :night of Britain,
Bound to thee by every tie.
Slieve Donard.

HAFIZ.

SEDUCTION.

SHERIFF'S COURT, DECEMBER 29.
StdACItiIEATII V. waaniit..
This was an allion brought by a father to recover
a eoitapentation in datnagcs for the lors he bad fuf•
tamed in confetjuence of the defendant having
debauched his daughters and thereby deptivcd him
of her fervices and comfort. The defendant, who
is the fon of a wealthy farmer in Kent, tuffered
judgment by default, and this day the Jut y met to
affers the damages. It appeared, in evidence, that
the plaintiff, who is a tradefman in Whiteehapel,
fent his daughter in the former of ttio6, to pars i
month with her grandmother, who iervics at tto.
Adler. Amcogtt other perfons the defendant vill!ed
at the hOufe, and a mutual affedivn took place be-
tween the parties. The defendant about de time cf
Mifi M.'s intended return to London, broke his mind
to the grandmother, and afked her, if the thought
the plaintiff would content to his vifiting his daugh-
ter in London? The old Lady replied, if his inten-
tions were honrurable, neither the nor the plaintiff'
would offer any oh/rue-6m to his happiiief,: at the
fame time, the reprefented that the plaintiff had a
large fainily, and could give his daughter vv. for-
tune. The defendant laid, his views were not nler

cenary ; that he was raluated by an hoanurahle love
for Mifs Mackreath, an he had no doubt, with the
• affiftance his father could afford him, and his own
raduftry, that they (honld overcome the frowns of
foritine. The plaintiff was infinkned of this convey.
'station, and relying on the grandmother's prudence,
• Contented that the defendant ihrarld vifit his (laugh-
far. After Mils M. returned to town, the defendant
itlfited her at her father's houfz, they frequented the
Theatre together, and the defendant was received
M.
the deftioed hufband of the young Lady. Mifs
M. was at this time little more than friteen years
old, and her mother wifhed her to attain he• feven:
teeotb year before fhe martied. This was confidcred
ai no great hardthip by the young people;. and early
in the fpring of the prefent' year Mils Mackreath
again vifited•her grandmother, ind the -defendant
was feldom abfent from her three &Tye 'at time:—
They (trolled into the fields together, loitered in the
cnolnefs of the fhade, 'and frequently returned to
the grandmother's after the day had clufed in. In
thefe feclulions love got the better of prudence, and
the young Lady expreffed her eagernefs to have the
marriage fulemniied. The defendant was Ids at-
tentive and lays frequent in his virus. tee young
Lady grew perifive and 101 l her natural flow of (pl-
aits. l'he family were concerned at her apparent
s anxiety, and fofpefted that fomething more than the
defendant's abfence was the carafe. She returned to
her father's houfe, where her teal lituation could not
be lnng a ferret from a mother's invefligation, and
it was difeovered, to the inekpreflible grief of the
(amity, that their daughter vea,r pregnant. An ex-
planation loon took place, the plaintiff inflantly
fought the feducer c f his child, and intifted un his
- immediately marrying her. The defendant at litit
afreded great Conctrn for the difcnve: y, and laid the
world lhould never reproach him with being the be-
trayer nf innocence. The plairtiff's appiehenti:ms
Were bullied, and h: returned to his harne, fully
latilfled.that his daughter would loon be made 'the
wife of the man to whom the hid fo incautilufly
conduled herfelf. The fequel hcwever proved that
he was miftaken, and from the.t day neither the un-
happy father, nor the alorfed dang!ste, had fern the
,feducer. What aggravate.] the defendant's cond:Ll
flill more was, that in a letter he had fent to the
plaintiff, he insinuated doulos as to the chaflity (;1
danghter before he became acquainted with her,
obferving, that he invold pause before he formed air
alliance with a whole conch& was fir is
tremely equivocal. I his An proved the. principal
feature in the de: cr.cc, and evidence was adduced,
of Mifs M.'s general leri.y of manners, and that fhe
had been kelvin company with other youn,, men in
the abfe.rte rf the defendant. It appeared, however,
that there were 0., f•lid grounds tor fulpeeting that
Ike had been frail with any other individual, or that
her roirconduft was at all the refult of a vicious ha-
bit ; on the contrary, her condnet had, at all times,
been ehalle and virtuws.—The Jury F and a verdia
for the plaintiff, with Two Bundresl Pounds Lamase.r.

On Ssnday evening was butied, in St. jarnes'
Church, the daughter of a gentleman of Vint Itreet,
Piccadilly, who was burnt to death by a fimilar
accident.

haft week a farmer near Annan, in Dumfriesitire,
killed four holies and eight black cattle, which had
been bit by a mad dog ; and on Thurfday left a large
dog, between the Newfoundland and malliff breed,
was ruffled into the neigbbonrhood of Dumfries,
wed, bis courfe, he was met by a man who,•on
the smiting making a fpring at him, pinned him to
the ground nigh * vitchfak mail his purfuen came
~te and killed Wm.

ABE.RCEEN, DECEMNER z 6.

Lift Thurfday afternoon, while * boy aged sine
years, and his filter, were mufti?, themfelves upon
'the ice, on the Canal near Kintore, the ice gave w-y
tit der the boy ; and though his filler efcaped and
immediately gave the alarm, upon I,thich a neigh-
bour, at the rick of his life, took him out, yet, we are
(ivy to Hate, the vital (park was extingailbed.
Sundo, during diviue fervid, tome Won
pr perfons entered a room in Belmont.areet, in the
abfence of ifie 'poffeffor, an opening a &lea of
.rav,ers, carried off upward's of five pounds.
• On Saturday lan, Donald hfsCellom, Daniel
Macpherfon, and James Graham, foldiers in the At-.
gyllitire Militia, and prifoners in the Toll:sloth here,
were fetved with an indiftment, to amid trial before
the High Court of Julliciary at Edinburgh, on
thtirfday the 7th of January next, for the murder of
JAM Simplon, a rigro black, and late drummer in
the 29th regiment of foot, in the Juftice Port of this
place. We underfland they are to be fent off this
morning, in cuacdy of a Meffenger, with a military
guard.
Saturday tall, between ten and eleven at night,
fame malicious perfon came on horfeback to a
houfe near the Bridge of Don, and with a flick or
whip broke a number of the windows. The author
of this wanton outrage is not yet difeovered.

Bnxtrro.—The renewal of an obainate pitched
battle, fought in the neighbourhood of Bafsleton,
Oxford/hire, a month fince, bets een two men of the
name of Catt and Wells, took place on Barford
Commpn, a thort diflance from Baf.leton. Cart,
who is laid to be a relation of the man of that name
who felt the cities of oppofing the Came Chicken at
Mooney Huta two yeart fince, potreffes more fcience
and bravery than his relative, but is inferior in
Ilrength and flature. Wells is a weaver formerly of
Martchetler, and no. novice at boxing. In the former
battle between the combatanis, after about an hour's
refnlute fighting,thev were unable to rice each other,
and it was made a drawn battle, The flakes were ten
guineas 'nly, and it was agreed that the parties
Mould contend again for twenty within a month.—
The licond battle was not of fo fanguinary a defer ip,
tion as the &It. although it tatted 'longer, but each
feinted to avoid as much as pofilble rifking the effeas
of his ad verfary's blows. %Veils hit his opponent on
the left temple in the 6oth round, and he did not
face ram again, but both appeared exhauflcd. There
were abant zoo perfons prelent.
PI few days ago, as a young lady. about lateen
years of age, the daughter of Mr. WHIT a, of Market
areer, St.. James's, was reading in the drawing room,
her clothes -aught fire; and the was fo much burnt,
that flit expired on Sunday
On Sunday eiening, •the body of a well dreffed
woman was picked up by a boatman, floating in the
Thames below Chelfea. On bring conveyed to the
fhore, a.gbinea, a titan ihiiling piece, and Tome Myer
were found in ber.pockets, with a pocket book, which
led to a knowledge of het lel r.tbode. The name
of Sarah Ann Warburton was written on the' irifide
of the bock, with an addrefs in Crown fitect, Well•
mintier. It was ascertained, that the deceafed had
left, her fel vice, as Lady's maid, in a family in Giou•
ceficr Place c t Monday fe'nnight, to go pp the
following V,,...aeftlay to another in Sloane-ltreet ; but
had not I'll been heard of. From the appearance
of the body, kind been reveral days in the water.
The following outrages are copied from an Irifir
Paper
A party attacked the houfe of Mr. J. Duke, near
Sligo, tall week, and robbed it of arms. They, on
the fame night, attacked the houfes c f Meffrs. O'Do-
nitighoe, Karns, and 'Flynn ; hletfrs. J. and W.
Johnll one, and of the patina clerk, from all of whom
were taken whatever guns, fworda, or piaols they
had. -Nu violence was offered to agy of tlie inhabi•
tantf. •

Wednefday fe'nnlght J. and M Mangane, William 1
Hopkins, and Willian Ryan, of Ahatrohos, in the
neighbourhood of I.:dowel, were committed to the
county gaol of Tralee, charged with alfembling as
White Boys, accompanied by many r.ther6, on the
night of Tirefday the 15.1 inflant, and attacked the
honfe of Daniel 13,01-nab:in, at' AhatrohOs, with an
intent of robbing hint of fire arms, but on finding
that the houfe did not contain what they were in
(catch of, they behaved in the moll Outrageous man
ner, hie:king the doors and windows, and commit-
ting many other depredations.
Thin f.lay evening, from fifteen to twenty perfons,
armed with pi(lols, entered the honfe of Mr. Pecked-
ham, at Churcht.iwn Avenue, Dundrinn, from
whence they hr, right of a confiderable number of
gold atiePtilver tr;rikets, together with a quantity of
apparel, linen, kc. In profecution of their nefarions
pin foil, they remained upwards of two hours in the
houfe, and among other fpoil carried away rime fire.
arms.

Sundry fe'prriglit, while the family 'of Mr. Jack.
fun, of Millgrove, in the county of Cl,:nmel, were
at meeting, a number, of fcnundrels, with their faces
blackened, 'entered his houfe in (catch of arms, bat
were luckily difappuirited in their expeaations.—•
They bri,ke in the imbues of (even doors, and other-
wife injured the bonfe ; and, in order to prove that
arms alone were their ()Wed., they ',rake and left
behind thrnn tome (aim; Ipuons which they met with
in their fcarch.

A Young man, fervant to a gentleman in the ha.
rPny of Forth, county t f Wexford, received a flight
wound in the back of one of his hands from a dog,
about IS months fince. The wound healed !hardy
after, and the• cattle was f,rgotten, till about a
fortnight ago, when prong fymptonts of hydropho
hi t appeared. Medical aid was procured, but he ex •
Aired in about ten days.

What a long tr qiu of ills ecaplres
To fcourge our uncoutrull'd &Gras.
As few only have tufficient to attain to
the mallery 4* their paffions, among " the Many"
will be found, thole who require a beacon to wain
theist Of the fhoals and quickfands of evil—and thole,
who already ills eatened with flapwreck, ftand in need
of a Pilot to enable them to weather the norm. For
either dtfcription of perfons, ur.e know of no publica-
tion at t‘nce fo edifyiut and pratically ofefol as
" The Guide to Health."—Oran bonkftller :awes
tis that alreictifvficore thoufirndimprc Mons have been
fold of the above little Manna of Phyhc : if this be
really the fact (and we haven° re:fon to 4 übt it) it
is a WI that rupetfedes all comment. Reviewer.

.t.

DISE:',SES OF THE URETHRA, AND CERTAIN COM-

PLAIN rs.

AS tole Proprietor of DA RAN's celebrated medi-
dicated t3ovgh4 and Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR itiforms the
Public, that he ma) as ufual be confulted daily front st to 3, at his
Imre, No. 54, Frith iirect, Soho, on cafes of Stridures, Ohßruc
GlOete, &c &c. as well as Debility, and every diforder where
fecreey a fu eilinitial a rrquiite, that Mr Dufour has provided a
fparious houe, that every patient may be introduced in a foyarate
apartment Mr 1) has fur many years confined himfelf to that
department of Surgery, and from eltenfive pradtice, and the molt
ffotering fitez.sfs, he is t nattier). to offer a method of cure, mild, effi-
cacious, requiriug no confinement or restraint io diet, and which
ptevelits rellfe. Perfoos in the country Rating their cafes full,.
in a letter, ench..fing a one cr a two pcuhd note, Wilt have proper
reirtdie. lent in the amen: t. For the vat hius f)mptonti. &c. fee
Mr. I)ufnurit Treatie en Ike above complaints, price za CA. the
stiff edit iI4II, to he had at J. Lallow, Crown court, Soho', M
Exeter Choge; and of the Author,

. .
The Rev 114 r. EARCI.AY's PATEN I. ANTI.PII.IOUS Pi !A.S.
If was a reinM k of the celebrated Dr. Buchan,
Author of the Dorneftic Medicine, that complaints of the
flornach and howtla are the prevailing malady of this country,
which lay the foundation of the more formidable and fatal
dtf-
eafts ; that the perfon wbit could di!eover for the ttlh.f and curt a
Cafe and infallible renittly wouid perform a mat important firvicz
to fociety. 'flat ilarcovery has row been made in the Pa•ent
Antihiliont Fills of the gev, Barel.iy, the ex:a-dive tale of
which alid the high eflimation in which they are d.ferve.dly
bat triillderaNly leflined the tiuml r c t thefe tornpLintt :.rd
bide fair, in a thort time, to be the 113(.dlli of entirely eradicating
them

'l here Pills have a quick and fafe opzrattim, they ad powe.-Itilly
and rpecificAly on the bile, anti iht,s rc:”...r.c the moneroes ,lifurders
conned-led with it,tick headaches, gate lc,•cc liver complaints, jaw,
dice, nervous diforders from &c They are ninft
valuable family medicine hitherto af.;r:d to the Public and ti c
Proprieturi. fin ported by the men: rapeetable eviAnc.: of the
firft enriders of the Nobili,y and otli..rs, that they have never
been adminitlered to any perfon w.t givi!tg c:.rtain and fpeedy
relief, and in the end completing a cure
This valuable medicine, having been erects...J:li fuecef,,isrecom
mended by the !Alm, ing ilittinguiCted Perfonagc.;
The Right i inn Vifeount DILLON
The Le, .t Piihop of 'BATH aril WELLS
Sir JOHN EIONEY WOOD, Hart. M p for II )cizon
Sir STEPHLEI lAISHING lON, Bart. MP for Pcnryn
THOMAS ANSON, Efq. M P. for Litchfi.l.l
JAMES A MYATT, Efq. M.P for Snuthimpton
NICHOLSON CALVERT. Ffq. M.P. fit Hertford
" EDMUND BOEHM, Efq New flrect.Svriwg-gardeas
THOMAS HAM MERSLLY, Ffq Pall-Mail
G. W. DILKES, Efq. Etivate Sceretary to the Archbifhop of
Canterbury
The Rei Mr. DIMOCK, Lituarim to the At chhiflinp
CECIL FOlt RHS r R, Efq. M.P. for Fetlock
. Sold wltch_falc and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheapridt
corner of Patent/liter-row; and retail by Mr Kir!.y.e.tafford Brett
Old Bond avast; Mr. Stratton, Leiceller fquarc ; and by all rc
fpeelable Venders i.. Town and Country.
A Caution—Obferus the name of Barclay is engraved
on the (tamp, which is affixed on the mantle wrapper of sac:
box; all not fo flawed are a davvrous imitation. kric.: Ss. Ld
and 10'4 per box, whiz a:nplc dircetiuns.

iiHE Dliptilfrtiy, no. ts, Scltn &pare, LeiA
Open to tilt VOW', has contributed cotilderatily to the credit
SPILSOURY'a PATEN/: 4INTISCORISU 1 GROPS have
gaireed, by afeertaining ih efflcacy as a medicine in cafes of Scro-
Oda, Gout, itheumattni, Frupeiens, and Netrnus Direafts, de-
pends= co the oliftruetioeig of the itonuch utd intellines, and is •
all tbrife complaints of diffttfett bile, where calomel has bolt its
eged by frt (pi eat ufe.
It is requilite to caution the Public againit purchafing any others
but tbofe bearing the word " By ,he Kina'; Parcae' on the
bottle, Dili of eirectionf, and ortilde wrapper; together with the
King's thity) printed in black ink: fold in bottles of S.. 641. ;
double bottles cos.; larger tl. as.; duty included.
—PUBLIC 41) VA MIA CiE. .s
'THE advantage the public matt always derive
41- from reguiarlybducatedprofeffional men diredting ainsolt eeS."
cluflvdy their ftudies to one fpccies of nialz4y, was never more
clearly dernonftreted then by the unclampled faced. which has
attended the admhiiitration of their new remedy. and the extra:-
ordinary cures it has performed. Fora long feriesof years, Mefflti
! CURRIE and Co. Surgeons. formerly In ids Isfzjefty's fervice,
have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular objeet of their ing-
re:ligation, and arc harpy in Laving difeovered a nit-Odor face-
'rlor to mercury in tLs: cure of that complaintar-it is fathcicot tK
obferve that the di. rig of this remedy a:efts:metrically oppette to
choir of mercury,for though it completely eradicates every vttligi
of the virus, in its tool/ coufirmeti Pages, ye it does out in the
Iralt injure the coottittaisn—on thew:acorn it renovates the 17i
tem in its natural fundliong, promotes appctlte, and facilitates
Idig. ftion—tNus inftead of reducing a Irreg and vigorous conititu •
iion to the ftightfei condition that mercury does, it not only pri-
lure:: that constitution in its primitive ftate, but reftorcs a weak
and debilitated one to its natural ftrength and vlgonr.
Nsitaberinfs inftances are on recent record of the toped*r effcacy
of this Medleine, its inherent and fpecifie virtues acting as a pee-
-1 petual corrective to bodily debility. whether proceeding from
an excels of conjugal or illicit pleaftire, or !nom the more
ko it:li' *
vi though nit Ida deft. udlive indulgence of h'cau-
ti•us youth of toes lexes in a ccrtain perrdeious-habit Amnia
the :mist eholy variety of difordert which ate the coofequal re of
tlqi it litary vice, rhrre r.re none more afflicting than that diftteffmg
fl.!te of debility and dcSciency, which prevents ore mbitters the ma-
trimonial !late ; the w.happy ear broods over his misfortune-
afhamed to kelt teller, until he is reduced to fuel a itsie o wtatlt-
nefs as to render life oppreflive. 1110 ft:ch perfors it mutt e a eon-
toting refteiftion, to linzlw that they may now, by a tics, infallible
mode of treatment, be reftorcd to that greateft of all buman blr
ings,a ftrons.manly. and vigorous conllitution.
' In cif cafes of de...ilfty, deficiency, from whatever caufearifing.
as well aain every fprci,a cf venereal infcetion, MeTrs Curricatid
mzy ee•rAtited hy patients of tithe,' fez, with the greaten,
fecrecv and honour, at their hoer, No. 107, 1-.attou Garden.
Letters trout tLe Country (pnft paid) including a hank note.
' will have the neceffary me.ticine and advice fent to any part of the
' hioadoni No Hatton Garden.

S.\ KACLZ,'S HEAD INN, SNOW HILL,
LONDON.
NORTI4, FAST, wEs r, AND SOUTH.
The UNIVLIciAL COAC3 and WAGGON OFFICE.

WILIA A M MOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S HEAD*
SNOW lIILL, LONDIN The belt Accommodation for
Travellers. gond Beds, choice Liwors, with ninder..te Cliarges ;
and tut following Port Coaches, 'Moil Coach, Vs'aggaus, kc let
our from the above Inn :

CIiESI ER, 'J'arpoley, Namptwich, Wolfeley-Bridge, and
Litchfield new Tele6raph Coaches. Daily
BusToN, Striding, Peterherougle, Stilton, and Huntingdon
new Royal Mail Coach, fets nut every Eveni•.g.
SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarn' new Coach, every
Morning, to the Gesirge Inn, Sunderland.
LIVF.RPOOL, War ingttin, Kniesford, Stone, and Litchfield
PottCuach,cailcd the ingedition, every Evening, at 5 of Clock, to
the Crown Inn, Red croft-Breit% Liverpool Guar:dee! throughout.
BATH and }IRIS VOL—Uncommon Ch-ap I raveilitig to Bath
aui llaiftol, by the tlyi .1; Poll Coaches through Claippenlient,
Colne, and Mailborough, eve: y A ftereoi n aria., at Mr. May's,
tee Greyhound Inn. Bath, and the London Cavern 1 !molar: ftreet.
Britlol, next Morning...4ollde, A. ta. (halide, tea. Cuae443 to
Wells, Bridgewater Taunton, &c.
LEEDS New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, fors' mit
every Morning. at 8 .'Olock, carries four [Aides 01. if and goes
remarkably caty, paths through Stamford, Newark Retiord. Don-
eager. and Ferrybritge, to the Golden i. 1,11, Leeds, near day at
Noon. hintwithltauding the uncommon evedition of thi. Coach,
is allowed to be the molt agreeable aodcomFlete public convey-
ance on the North Road, being unequalled to accinimoetation by
any other.
KhNDAL.Laneafter, Welton, K irby I.onftiak. Boohoo Chor •
ley, Oratfitirk, and Garftarg Pit Coaches, every Aftertioun, at
Five o'Clock.—Guarded.
GLASGOW, l.ongtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries.
Browuhill. Thornhill, Sanquhar•Kiln, Cortinock,Kingfweli, and ad
Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Suutlayjuefday, and
Thurfelay Morning„at Sancti o'Clock.
LOUTH, Spillbf, Bolton. Hull, Grimfby, Spalding, Peter 3
borough, Staten, and Huntingdon Coach, feta off every Evening.
YORK, bevreaftle, and Edinburgh New Coach. performed with
a Guard throughout, lets out every Morning at Seven o'Cl.,c,k, by
way of Newark, Rttford, Tad:alter, Darlington, Northalletton,
Durham, Morp:th, and Berwick. Paflengcrs finding themfeives
fatigued from the it ngth of the Journey, may nett what time they
pleafe, and Oen proceed on without any additional fare. The
Proprietor at York runs Coaches to liuil, Scarborough, W'hitby,
and other pLces.
CARLISLE. Penrith. and Whit:haven Poft Coach. goes with
four Hor:es and a Guard all the way—palles through Brough,
Appleby, Gretakridge. Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge,
W'et!cerby, Aberford, Doncalter, and Grantham. (the neared way
by 18 miles), lets out every Sunday, 1 ueiday, and I buriday
Morning and performs the journey with the gran:ft facility.
Paffengc7s deteined on the road by hafi•iefe, or pleafurc, have the
peculiar advantage of their lute being fecured in the next Coach
(with only II; Coachmen).
EXETER, Plymouth , Falmout h, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Dor-
cheiler, and Salabury Balloon Coaches, every Mon i-g at Four
o'Clock, with a Guard, through Moulton, :Ixmintler, 13ridport,
Ulan dford, aEngftok e. and Bag fhot
t.,:II‘.FFIELD and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn
in.- at Seven.—Guarded.
bx FORD. Beni'," and Henley Poll Coach, with a Guard,
every Afternoon. at Five o'Clock.
MA NetiltSTEß, Stockport, Maciesfield. Congleton, New-
cattle, Walfall. and Wolverhampsoni Putt coach, every After-
noon Guarded
SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Shiffiial Poll Coach, the
Royal Charlotte every evening at 5 o'clock, to the Raven and !MI
and lltae-rn Inn. Shrewsbury—Guarded.
SO If lIIAM P 1 ON, Wincheller, Alresford, and Alton Coach
every Monii, g. •
BeiRMiNGHAVI Mercury Poft Coach, with a Guard—Sets
out every Afternoon, and reaches Binningham'neat day at Noun.
PatTes by Or ion% fOm and Shipftione, to the Saracen'a Mad,
Bull flr,:et, Birmingham.
HULL, Northcasc, :louden, Thorne, and Doneafter Pod
Coach, t very Morning, at Seven o'clock, to the Bull and Sun lug,
Idt,ton Gate. HiOi
HERTFORD, Were, Hoddeftlon and Chelhunt Coach, every
Morri-g.
EACON3FIEC.D. IJahrld te, Denham and Redbill new Pod
Cm:eh,,very or t.iity a Ant moon, by Richard Watts and. Ca.
'1 0 l'Tli N!: ad,tl Lelmontell Conch, daily, at half paft
half pit !WJ, part fetter, and half padt fever' o'clock.
N. IS. heavy Weights of I.uggve, Gcois. &c conveyed by the