Star.
London, England, 1806-07-08 00:00:00

OLD BAII4I.

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Yeflerclay twenty-one prifor-rs were tticd, one of
whom was capitally conemled, via. • ..
7 bower Yana, ale I ((ward Latta ti.s, alias IV. Lyons,
alias Prejka, for Pealing in the dwelling hrrule of
Mary Thoinboroogh, duce lilver table ars.] two del
fat ipoon., and a quantity of other articlet of plate,-
weal ng apparel, Sec. to a confiderable amount.
*lire eri:oner is the perfon who has been defcribed
as having committed depredations in different parts
of the country, by reprefenting himfelf in various
charafters.
Mira Thornborough, daughter of the profecutr ix,
(Idled, that the mariner took lodgings at the houfe of
her.mother in Dowifhire.ftreet, Qjleen.fquere, and
ha reprefented himfelf as ao.Amet ican fhip.owner, of
the name nfPreflon, who had 'pa arrived on fhore.
fie had a Deming-mom on the frond floor, and he
'iced to take tome of his meals with she family. The
wittiestt bad hem in the hook three weeks prior to
Ore iSth of May, on the morning of which day the
:treat door was found open ; the houfe had been rob.
b.. 1 of the articles iletcd in the indictment; and the
in ironer had abfconded. Si: weeks had elapfed wheri
wirier: heard of a man, anfwering the defcription of
the prifoner, being in the prifon at Horremonger lane,
charged:with a robbery, and the identified him. He
then patfed.by the name of Jones. The property was
never heard of. •
The prifoner in his defence, talked a good deal ;
hut-little to the purpofe ; he attempted to perfnade
the Jury that a gentleman of fortune, who was a
lodger in the hook, had gone one early on the morn-
ing of the robbery, and he probably had left the
door open. He alio attempted to prove that the fir-
emu maid ws often up early to go and fee her
fweetbeart, and the might have left the door open.
This ferviot, however, proved to be a married wo-
man. The circumitances were very .ftrongly con.
weed. and the Jery found the priloner guilty.
Seven were convicted of felonies, viz.
Ir. Malfiall, for embezZling erl. or. the property
of W: Richards,
The Praccutor, who reticles in Broker's-raw,
Long Acre, employed the prifoner, a jobbing-porter,
to carry goods to the amount above Rated, to the'
houfe of a Mr. Harvey. a fehoolmaffer. The Prole-
cutor fent.* receipt for the money, which Mr. Har-
vey paidto the ptifoner, who never returned with
it.—The Profecutor met him fit weeks after in
Drury laze, and took him into caflody. A written
defence was tend, which went to Pate, that the pri-
loner had IA the money. 4
J. Dean, for attempting to pick the. packet of D.
Lillis; V. Attain, for Pealing a hair. brTols, the
ptoperty.of J. Swaine; Elizabeth Curry, or Real.
"rag three quart pots, the property of Pdmaete I
Eliaabeth Pike, for Pealing a quart pot, the,properfy
of J. Elicock ; Jane Wilton, for &alias; a go**, 1
the property. of J. Hot wood; and E. Se/limey, for
Reeling a quantity of lead from a dwelling-houfe,
pr--. the property of the Society of Gray's lan.
A Cr.eron, kfargarei Co ierr, and hus Beak alias
Mary Axe Droditr, were conviaed of maderacanours,
in uttering bafe coin.
And nine were acquitted, among whom were
AV' Clarie, a Revenue Officer,who was indiaed for
Pealing a quantity of Dutch prize tobacco, from on
hoard of the brig Speedwell, in the river Thames.
The principal.Witnefe that appeared for the pro-
fecntion was one Jeremiah Pool, a waterman, who
(wore that he received about fix pounds of tobacco
from the prifoners He afterwards fold it at a public
bottle, for the fumsof r:s. only. The Mate and ano
titer v;itneffs, who were to have proved the fad of
the prifoner having unlawfully taken the tobacco
r
were unavoidably gone on another voyage.
The. Recoaur a slated to the Jury, that he did not
thinl: the evidente.of this man, who was evidently
an aecomplic,, without any thing etre to coin:rho-
tate his statement, was fnfllcient to corieiti the Fri.
inner. The jury then foundshltn—Not Guilty.
The- partner afterwards attempted to fay fome-
thing, about hiacharatler having suffered by this pro.
forum. Bat. the Recorder obferved, that he might
think himfelf very happy that dietriel had terminated
no it did, as he could not ruppore that the fmallell
doubt of his guilt remained on the mind of any man
in.Coort, though he could not be legally conviaed.
The prirmar was.then taken. from the.bar.
Rafe roe and Catbariva Organ( were indiaed for a
highway robbery on a journeyman tailor. It appear-
ed that the. profecritor was famewhat intoxicated,
that be• went into Dyotenteeera St. Giles's, that the
swiliner.tumblad, him dowiand tdok from his perfon
a key, a thimble, and one !hitting in Inver. The Jury
rettunedi tuella Of—Not Guilty.
The fame day the Set'fioas ended, when fentence
of death was pafic,.l on
J. Wondtioufe, for Resting a. quantity othaherdzOscry anicles,
value 4al, the goods of penes Orden ;
Mary Airs:Ryan and Martha Doyle, for %tering, counterfeit
gain knowingly, saving befar ibis` aonvided of a like oiftree ;
Ann Tyler, for a burglary &vetting hnufe of W. tenon ;
Ind W. Inucs, utia I.zzatus Edward,. A... William Lyona,erior
l'ret,,o, Cor ftealtny a quantity of plate, the property of Ann
'rkornhorough, and leveret articles of wearing, apparel, the pro.
petty of CLariffa Tboer.borough.
,ie. •*y fraflia and Elizabeth Taylor were ordered to be crud
- . i rs,r the term of fourteen yesell. 1
1..... n to be tranfported for foren years; two ro be ;inert
' ... :be lioufe of Corredinn at Clertenwell toe is. o [or
:'-Le fime snint for one TeX ; as,: to tho finis psi for Gz
• a ; and ,sine la Neap to for different periods.
'olio privately wbipped: two rat:dicey whipped; and a{
I::.....duabscsed by pewit:ll4:m
..'lse &l ions were than adjontsed to the t7th of
:4:ember.
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The ;nhabitanes of Andover were mutt armed
on Ilmefday feinaigbt by a whirlwind. which, from
the deferiptime. nearly refentbled a Weil Indian tor-
nado. Ie carried np three haycceita, it} a field sear
the town. belonging. to a M►. Thomas. Heath. to an
height paa calculation, ae ; great portion of the hay
Wei ►ittrttl.y beyond the reach of the barmen eye--
When fern again, the ellimatsolkeight was upWards
of too feet. It -ell in different pars of the town
••.id ntighbouritoorti—a polliwog, of it felt half a wile
the fpot whenee•tt was carried up. The con-
....nati•ta of the labourers in the fields was •ery
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FR:AT,g4.

ZOi7OR ,OF. StAt.

Sir-" Your Correfpondent Isverrsciaroe appethsl
to have taciet'y proforwid knOididge of the fubjea on
villich he oticykceriektfitions.in 'your paper of this cll.
Doubtlefs chi pvctional taxes and the Sinking Fritid ave
matters of tite,tiigheft importance and 'mecca to
every individual in The State, but as the majority of
yvAir Readily spd of the public are plain men, unac.
cultomed to theoretic. or fpeculative calculations,
your Correfpondent would confer an obligation upon
scaly by defining limply and in plain terms the SW.
ircz Fund, itr nature. property and flail. He may then
-thew by fome arichnketical calculation, level to corn•
mon capacities, how it fails in the effeBs fo generally
attributed to it. Indeed without time loch elucida-
tion as this, it will not be cab to comprehend that the
country, by the Sinking Fund, o iu relieved from more
than 550,0001.flerling of annual inters#," but that were
the Sinking Fund &filled from, there would be a lay-
ing of 7,000,0001. iterling of taxes annually.
siatx.
Middle Temple, June 27, ilk&

L.7.VDON MARKETS.

RETURN of WHEAT hi-Mark-lane, 'winding only from the
534 of June to the 28th of June-Total 4026 quaters.
Average 795. 94I-2s. 74d lower than lilt retorts.
A RETURN OF FLOUR,
Front the sift of June to the 27th of June.
Total-13375 lacks-Average 695.
T 5 $44. lower than lift retUrtl.
RItTOIII rater Or GRAIN OW BOARD Silt Ai ONDrit t
Wheat 36e 691 75e Boiler, 00S 641
Floe BaB4l Suffolk. to 66s od
Superfine 851 87e Grey Peas 40e 46$ al
Doe Etre: White, Ste. 88$ od Bass 43s 49$
Rye, new 384 44e Tick imp., 34$ 404
Barley 3os 36s Oats 236 273 335
Malt 604 72$ Poland, 341 64
White Peas 46s 56s Rape Seed 361. to 401 pet latt.
Caraway 565. od. to 6cs. a. per cwt.
INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, JUNE 26.
Wheat per load Ist 104 tw 131 05
Barley per quarter al Ifse to al os
Oats per ditto al 555 to 21 OS
Beans per ditto al ZS to 21 Ise
Peale pa ditto of cos to 01 a
PRICE OF HOPS.
NAOS. TOCRITI.
Kent - 61 6s to 71 os Kea - 61 coo to 71 71
Stares . 61 os to 61 16s Sofres - 61 --a to 61 la
Efts 61 ato 61 toe Farnham 81 •-s to -1 --s
Duty laid In favour iso,oool.
PRTCE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
New Bags 61 os to r ICS Packets 61 61 to 81 a
PRICES Oh HAY AND STRAW.
St. James's. Whiteehapel.
Hayper load 3 3 oto s r 0 Hay per load 3 to to 5 S
Straw 2 soto 1 14 0 Straw a s 6 to a a
Clover 5 sto 6 6
tact a NAT AND STRAW 10 11111T0rilLD.
Hay, - 41 os to 51 os I Clover 31 toe to 51 51
Roan d 9 to ol cs I Straw, ill as to ala,
ritiFIELD MARKET, July 7.
To fink the offal-per fan of Bfta.
Beef 4s od to sa od 1 Veal 4s od to 50 od
a Mutton 44 to 5s Od Pork aBdto3l al
Lamb so c to trie 6d.
nal" Or CATTLI TllB DAY.
Brills, about alca--Sheep and Lambs,l6.soo.
NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, July 7.
Per (hone of 61b. by Vie carcafe.
Beef a 6,1 to 41 6d I Veal 34 od to 4$ fld
Mean 41 od to 4s 6J Pork 4s 8d to 55 ad
Lamb 41 44 to se 81.
PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.
at. James's nuket 3s Ili Town Tallow 671 red to os
Clare Market 4s od Yellow Ruth& 66s to -s od
Whitectiapel Market White ditto 65a od to os
(pa fans of iilb.) 3, sod Soap ditto 60 to os od
--- Melted Stuff 53e to 54e od
Sts 9d Ditto rough 36e od to of
Average Price 3s 'id Greases ate od
Good Dregs 105 to
Yellow Soap, tos to os--Mottled, 9ca6-Curd. 941
Price of Candles per dozen, its od-Moulds, 125 od
RAW HIDES.
Hides(perftooe) 1. zed to Is od Hoge Skins so al to r7a
Middling as 6d to as 8d Sheep Skins os Itdto a ad
Ordinary as od to u4d Shearlina is od to os od
Heavy Calf is" 6d each I Lamb Skins as od to 35 od
PRICE OF LEATHER, pa ilt. AT LEADENHALL.
Butts, so tit 5616 era 21}6 to 244
Ditto, 60 to 651 b 231 sit 261
Merchants Backs aid to aid
Deeding Hides aid to lad
Floe Coach Hides soil to 224
Crop Hides for Cutting std to 24d
Flat Ordinary aid to 204
Calf Skins, 30 to aolla per dozen Sod to 413
Ditto so to 7olb 364 to 424
Ditto 7o to Bolb 35d to 38d
Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 35 3d to 3s 83
Large ditto too, to aos per doz.
Tanned Horft Hides 204 to 335 each
Goat Skins 25s to 63s
COAL MARKET, July 7.
Ships at Market Ships fold Price
17 Neweaftle Coal s 4 440 6d to sos 6.1. •
a Sunderland a 445 6d to oz. od
14 Stone Coal . 4 6g. od. to 00$
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JULY-37"--
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
James Newton, James Collins, and James Anderfon, of Morton-
Abbe,. Surrey, calleo•printers, June 37, 1806.
James Newtons, Oftsorn Snoulion' Samuel Thrum, and Frs.
Tuack, of Thrmondfcy. woolftaplers,June 14, ,806.
Robert Curtis, Alexander Pd• Call, and Ambrofe G. Xing, of
Briftol, ebecfe and provifion merchants, June 30, ao6.
John Denbigh, fen. and John Denbigh, Jun. of Idle, Yorkfblre,
woolftaplers, June 17, 1806.
John Boner Blake, James M'Clary, and Hugh Stephen', of
Old Bomidtreet, and Chelles, Middlefex, paperdtainers, April
30, 18°6.
Thomas Houghton and Jeremiah Houghton, of Huddersfield,
Yorkairc, merchants, June 2. 1806.
James Meek and Thomas I.owndes, jun. of Liverpool, mer-
chants and brokers. June 30, tBo6.
James Swet and James Doxat, of Lawrence .Pountney-Lill,
brokers, June 30, 18c6.
Robert Atkinfon and Richard Clarence, of the Minorics, Lon-
don, linen-drapers, Jure 14, tBos.
Penelope Crabb,Thoma Powell, and John Powell, of Holborn-
hill, Loudon, dealers in oil, pickles Ste. July 5, ,806.
J. 0. Bold, Richard Unfwonh, and joreph Owen, of Liverpool,
foga refiners and wholcfale Grocers, June 28, 1806.
Roger Hoithid, Thomas Dixon, Nathaniel Greenbals4t, and
Jobe W. Weichinas, cottoolpinnas, carried on at 1114nr, and
Onnikirk,Lancabire, and at Kendal, Watnaniland. May 22,1806.
John Eilifon and George Parker. me, chants, of Thorne, York-
pre, and of Kingliontspon.Hull, June 1, 4806.
DIV 10e.NDS.
July 8. Thomas Donation, of Prekondreet, Goodmah's Fields,
Middlefea, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Day la. William Kemp, of Farnham, Kent. grocer, at ten, it
London.
July t is. Andrew Dalian. of Chalet, wine merchant, at eleven,
at the Feathers lan, Clatter.
Jury so. Jeff e Wood, late of Barham !teat, parlor of Wattling,
Sac:, lhopkeeper, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Lewes.
July is. William Milton, late of the Coal Exchange, London,
coal Odor, at tea, at Guildhall.
July is. William Clifton, of Ryder'sconn, Cranboaftreet, St.
Ann, Soho, vidtraller, at ten, at Onlldhall.
Pity 12. PAattbew camtuni, of White-non, Cumberlontl, mercer
and iroOlky-draprr, at eleven, at the Strafford Arms Inn, is
Wakefield, Yorktkire.
aR
Jut; La Edward Payne. late of Train, lasnorfee, dreggilt,
'keen, at the White Hart In, Bath.

FrWa the

JAMS Dawana, *god 24:--At:the age, of 18 be
Was admitted a patient wt the Difpenfaty, No. Is,
3.440 fquare,,after being difcharged,frOlp St. Birth°.
hamcw's and*. Thomas's hiolPitais. He had. the
abfieffes, one in. the gland near the pit Of his neck, and
Another in the gland under his arm, which together
bowed his head on his breall in walking. Titefe were
thought would rrove fatal to him, and yet all the
other glands in the neck were difeafed. Two years
of Icven (his apprenticefhip) he was unable to follow
his employment. Or: ftrti taking SPILSIBURY'S Pa-
tent AntifcusAttitic Diops he mended, and in four
years ha became well t and though tince expored to
cold and wet nn volunteer duty, he has &aped a re•
turn of his difeafe. Be careful in porchafing this
medicine, that the words" By the Kingil Patent" are
expreffed at length on the bottle, bill of diretlione,
and outride wrapper, and that the (tamp (the King's
duty) is printed in black initead of red ink.

*inlets, Wisstata Thom, t 8 t, Tooley•flreet.
This medicine is fold in bottles of Ss. 6s. tos. and
11. 2s. duty included, at the Difpenfary, Nn. Is, Soho-
fquare, London ; and by molt refpeetable agents in
town and country.

Thurfday morning, at his Lordihles bode. In Ocorgedireet,
Hanover4quare, the Countefs of Cowper, of a fon and heir.
Lately, at Savoy Farm. Denham, Bucks, the Lady of John
Stedman, Erg. of the Stamp Office, of a fun.

MARRIED.
At Dumfrieto n Monday fennight, the Rev. Mr. George Camp-
bell, minifter at Roberson, to Mile Helen Glen, daughter of Mr
David Glen, writer them.
Monday fe'rinight, at Weflbourn,Suffea, the Rev. Thos.& Lary,
M.A. Archdeacon of Meath, to Mile ivlouttay, daughter of the
lat. John Moony, Efq. Cominiffinnet of Ids Makfty's Navy.
Tnefday latt, at Maryla.bonne Church, Charles Cunningham,
lifq. foe of Sir Wm. Cunningham, Bart. 01 Robertland, to Mite
Frances Call, daughterof the late Sir John Call, Bart. of Whitford '
On The a6th ult. at the Chapel of Bromley Palace, by the Haim
of Rocbclter, by (pedal licence, Andrew Wedderhu tn. Erg. of. Up-
per Grofvcnor Brew, to the Hon. Mite Loulfa Eden,fifth daugh
ter of Lori Auckland.
Turfday waning, at St. Martin's Church, by the Right Rev.,
else Bithop of Bath and Wells, the Viteount chicil fon
of the Earl of Malmdbury, to Mifs Dathwood, of Well, in the
county of Lincoln.
Monday fennlght, the Rev. W. C. Ctutunden, of Bury, Felker
of Sidney &aka College, Cambridge, to MB, Theophita Milb,
kcoud daughter of the Rev. Edward Mills, Lefturer of St. James,
Bury, and Prebendary of Lincoln.
The Rev. John Headlam, Reetor of lA'ycllfe, to Mill Marla
Morley, youngeft daughter of the Rev. Thomas Wilton Motley,
of Ruby Houfe, near Richmond, Yortflifte.
At MatV-la-Bonne Church, Sir Wm. Pratt Call, Bart. ofWbite-
ford Houfe, Cornwall, to the Right Hon. Lady Lonifa Forbes,
daughter of the late and After to the prefent Earl of Granard.
At St. Georges, Hanoseefquare, Giles Stibbert, Efq. fon of
General Sslbbert, to Mite Jane Matter, daughter of the late Rev.
Thomas Matter, React ot Salford, &merle:thin.
DIED.

Friday evening, Samuel Boratlquet., Efq. Deputy Governor of
the Levant Company, and a Direetur of the Bank of England, at
his country feat, Fort& Houfe, Laytoutione, Mx, in the 63d
year of of his age.
On the astb uh. at St. Andrew's, Scotland, Joreph M'Cc.rmick,
Efq. Advocate.
At Brown's 14111, Carlow, the Right Hon. Lady C. Brown.
Thurfday let at Hampftead, Francis Henry Wingfield, the in-
fant fon of the Right Hon. Lady Charlotte Wingfield.
Wednefday, fuddenly, at her bottle in Kentingeon Gore, the
Hon. Mrs. Lee. About three o'clock the rung the hell, and or-
dered the cook to bring up the bill of fare, and while In the adt of
examining the fame, and teaming the cook (tame private friends
were coming to dine with her, be otferved a rnanifeft change in
the whole of her countenance, when the retired to bar chair, and
in a few minutes expired without: a groan.
Tuefday (loth June), at his houfe in Itioeen•fquare, Stoma-
bury. Cornelius Donovan, Efq. aged 74, brotlno in law to Lady

Skeftingtort.
At View Forth, near Stirling, on the 213th tilt. Mrs. Mary New •
ton, wife of the Rev. John M'Millan,jun.
Sunday fennight, very futidenly, Mr. Fairlamb, High ftrect,
Sunderland He had taken a walk in the morning, after breakfall,
and on his return went up Rain to drefs, when feeling unwell, he
threw himfelf urea the but, and fano after expired.
At Briftol, the 25th loft. In the 75th year of his age, Jahn PA-
taroo. Efq. of I Oudot', and of Camacoup, in the County of La-
nark. North Britain.
Monday feunight at Newcaftle, in the 99th year of her age, Elie.
Roberts, rend of the late Hugh Roberts, of Chaffer, who fared
many years hi the 3d Regiment of Foot. She was an eye witnefs
to five different engagements that her hulband had been in. Her
ftrength did not fail ha to the left, for She was able to walk out
on the Saturday before her death--Ole had a 3 children, and has left
behind a children, 35 grand children, and t 3 great grand children.
In the Eaft Indies, Mr. John Jullion, Affiftant Surgeon on the
Madras Ellabliflunent.
At Calcutta, after having taken his garage for Europe, In Ja-
nuary left, Mlor George. Well. of the aft regiment of Native
Cavalry.
Off St.-Domingo, on the 29th of April, William W. Houtton,
mitifhipman on board the Atlas, fun of the late Andrew Hoof-
coon, Eli. of Jordauhil.

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•.• Upwards of Sadao copies bate *dually been fold of t Ids
work •

and Right Reverend the LORD BISHOP
of CARI.ISLE,
To Mr. CHINO, Apcthecary,Cheapilde, London.
SIR-1 readily embrace the opportunity your letter
affords me, of add Minty teftimony to that of tbe I ORD C I E
BARON in. favour of your Patent Worm Medicine ; my cid&
fon having a few months ago derived a very material benefit front
the ilk of It. He had been unwell for leveret weeks previous to
his taking it, appeared pale and emaciated, was languid. and com-
pleined frequently of pains In his head and fide. The Lord Chief
ISaron, who had accidentally Peen him in this Rate, fortunately re-
commended to one the trial of your Lozenges t'intlthat no time
might he loft, or any milt-she occur In obtainlog.the genuine Ms.
dicino, tent me three dares of it. Thefirfi of .thefe oceafioned a
vifible amendment, and after the fecund dole every uopleafant
lymprom difsppeeted, but I Judged It right to give the third, as the
twaformer had agreed fa uncommonly well. From that time. my
fon has been in poled bealtb, and I certainty attribute his mare
wholly to the eMesey u( the Worm Lorene s. I have Once re-
commended your Lozenges In fevers! Inftances, wherein I have
the fasisfadion to Aire you, they have uniformly been of great
erviee I ought to add, that from the nature of the Itfrea pro-
faced by them in my foes cafe, I apprebend his cemplaiou to
have mirth from astohltrudion between the Romanis and 'lima,
I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, ..,
Rafe Cattle, Dee. y. R. CARLISLE.
As messing Pitylic ac this felon of the year, CHINO's is (ti-
psier to every other Medicine.
Sold whole:de and retail, at Ching sod Butler's. No, 4. Cheap-
fide, I..ondon, In beiges et ss, 64. and eas9d6eaeh and for ebarita-
lals
parporea, in hoses at sac each.

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' Df; JAMF,c's ANALIPIC Nil I.teCla ,
HEALTH. Mil LoNGr.vrrv.
'T'HE Celebrity of the AnaPptic Piil., as a geNe.
,1. raj pedgesative of Health, ii becune uttiu,rfal, Iron, tiorir
'efficacy in thok compfalnts, which cuntinually.dillorb the human
frame ;foci. at Cade. Rheumatifms, Heats-achsuindlgrftian 5. mid
other Difeofes of the Steatite' und Bowels; which arife tnou the
vicieleudes of our climate, or frets indulgence in the lumries of
Lfe ; and thefefalutary effLets arc produced lay gently opening the
pores by tight, and the body by day, without req,utring any parti-
cular regimen or eonilnensent. But though the Analeptic Plat are
alfo very feiviccahle in Bilious and other deep-feated diforders, yet
being defigned as a mild purgative only, and therefore not always.
fulleleutly attire, the Antihilluus Pil:s have been recommended
in aid by an eminent Phyfivan, who bat tiled theft' Medicines.
combined for really years with the handed fueeertt in all coot-
plaints of the Liver' as well as in other internal Weston
Travellers, by lasad or by lea, or perfuns ;emote from medical
aftance, would do well to he always provided with there Pills;
which, with tome of the grnultte Dr larnes's Fever Powder
would form a molt valuable itorea ln a finl comp4fi; that would
often afford relief on any fu'dden indifpoMion, and present the ill
confequeneeo of nealtet or delay.
Sold only by F Newbery and Sons; Ho. 45. St. fhturethurcts-
yard, on the Coach.way, Four Doors fromthe Corner of Cheap.
fide, London; and at Dr. James s late boufclu Bruton.arett ott.
the Analeptic Pills, price as. 6d. the Balt, or Sla 10 One larre lion
for IL 41.•' and the Antibilious Pills, price se pd. a.Cot, Dull ins
diutio,-ohierve that the Words, '" F. Neater), No. 4S, a.
Paul ,- are engraved to the Stamps.'•

AN IMPORTANT DISCYIVERY.
•
MESSRS. CURR IE and CO, Surgeons, having for
INA a long (tries of years made the VENEREAL DISH An the
particular objre of their invdligation, are now enabled to an.
aouoee the dikuvery of a Medicine Cowrie* to Mercury in the
Cure if that Difeak. it Is at prehnt fufficient fee them to Wave
that Its et:claire diarnstrically oppoate to thole of Mercury, Cro
though it completely eradicates evtry veftige of the virus in ka
molt confirmed Rages, yet It does teat in the kali injure theconfti-
tucoo, or alter the complexion ; on the cookery, it renovate, the
fetem in all its natural rut:idiom, promotes Appetite, and hal-
tates Usenet. Numberkfa initances are on recent record of the
(uperior of of this Medicine, its inherent and fpecific virtues,
'ding as a perpetual corredtive to bodily debility, whether pro-
ceeding from an cues of conjugal and Illicit itleaffire, or from the
more infidious though not les de:Receive iedulgence In a Catlin
pernicious habit. Arnidft the melancholy variety of *Diforders
which are the confcquente of this folitary vice, there are none n era
&Being than thole DZFICIENCIS and 911114171f11 that presort or
embitter the matrimonial Rate. The wretched fufferer broods over
his misfortunes, afhanted to Lek relief till it has brought him to
filch a Rate of mikey as to render life opprefilve. To thofe
happy Perrone It will be • cookilline refleetion to knew that they
may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be reltorod
to that reateft of all human bkirings, a (trona:, manly, and vigot,
eta Conftitutlon.
Mars. Currie and Co. may he eonfulted by Patients of either
sex, at their .1-Inure, W, to), Hatton Garden„ Petfooally or b
letter (poll mid) inclolleg • Bank Note, when the riertifart ad-
vice and Medicine* wilt be given or feat to any part of the Kier
'doin.--Patients In the Country are requefted to Rate their pst and
mend mode of living. • Na tor, Hattonflanden•

HAVING dedicated myfelf to the-Andy; and been,
• gratified by the molt coofiderable pradtiee IX that bras&
which I thought proper to feledt,i trult that I Save not Mote mil-
employed my Nine than thole who, In the emeseve Backe the
profeition, are meafionally imitated In uncertainty, and menet
altVays attain that lowers which Is acquired by eyocastratieg the
intelledtual power to toe clefs of difordeM, , •
The dikafix of Deßil.irY are plCultaily atot}fot they
bring with them a train of concomitant f by e de-
predion of all vital energy, exiftenceitfolf
Whether they wife from the prevalence of Iniesamploellitte=
Nee habits of fchnolboys, or the indulgences of mattaity, they re-
quire the molt aibluons profeiGonal IkG ; but by the Dustmen a
uneducated men, the frniptoms are aggravated, and the anftitn.
don is doftroyea.
Asa MEMBER of tbe ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS,
I ground my pretenfione on regularity of edscatien, and poffetling
every privilege to predict, I feel myfelf entitled to that coofidence
with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured.
In the Alit lodations of local weaknefs, early application wilt
prevent the calamity ate detilitated frame ; but where thefuffercr,
from a confeloufnefs of the mmanlinefs of the vice which muted
his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or eenfitre of his family
phylicisn, and broods over his Infirmity with careful concealment,
It midi be fatisfaelory for him to be allured not only of capability
of treatment but alto of the molt inviolable feerecy.
And in reectitlfenereal Complaint. it is polfible to prevent pain
danger or Mitre(' ; is the moft complicated cafes it lathe acquire-
ment of exelafive experience in this hue to drat a fate, certain,
and fpeedy re-cßablifbnient.
I offer Me advantage of this experience to either fez who
rrc aniaed with any kind of DEBIIiTY, of any fytitistorns of
VENEREAL INFECTION, and in all cafes Nut tents, of remu-
neration are Rated on the firft interview.
Patients in the country are elpeitted to bride a Bank note, and
arc requeitcd to fpecify their 4e and manner of living.
MARTIN BRIM,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, in Logsdon.
No. ifs,Arundel flew. Strand, near. Temple Bar.

3urgeun,l

"IWC.CTAYI.-
SIR, Edinburgh, May a, 1300,
IN the fpring of 1794 I was afiliaid with a Vans-
. real Complaint, which I treated *kb Indifferftwe'for five
months; but was then obliged to apply toe regular Phyheiart,who
put a temporary flop to the virulence of the dit,ate (by otemt.
dal application) for fume dine; but growing, in bite of all medi-
cine and 'the edvki of the Brit Gentlemen of the Faculty here,
wurfe and worfe, fur two years, I was reduced to a.itate alms&
unparalleled and beyond dekriptlon, being an entire kper,and ulce-
rated from bead to foot. My head, throat, mouth, note, legs,
arms,Br.c. have bent alternately in danger of becoming oleic&
in Own, I have had from 2o to 3o eating ulcers on my.body, and
nearly totally deprived et fight. It would be volturkipolq to par-
ticularite all my cafe—tuffice it to fay, there never wis, dr ever
will be, one of a more dangerous; or of a more coniplioatod na-
ture. I was long looked upon by my friends, and Imaeleed my-
felt beyond all hopesof recovery, cod, indeed, In my chin condi•
tion, death was preferable to my mote than miferable *ate. In this
dreadful flotation did I 4rag a molt mikrablt eaillence, tiliDirt e
P ROVialt Net threw In my way a newtpsmr containing the cafe of
a Mr. B. of Plymou•h—my friends read it., I could not. • I rent
and procured ftme of your Etat el PATRIC! P.ILLR, which, by
tiling front time to time, am now, and have !wig been, (after more
than four ye:rs indeferibable dined:), in as g iod a ILatelif health
'as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this, I had a fine, Hirbring,htal-
thy child burn to me a few months ago. In gratitudeto Goo,
•and in hopes of rendering my fellow.crestures fervicee I requeft
you.to pubbfh this ; and you may at any time refer per:tons, who
with to be fatisfied of the truth of this, or further particulars, to
me or my friends, by letter or perfon.
As few cafes for badnefi will ever equal mine, and noneezeted
it, 1 have from c sperience,every really!' to attire mankind, that in
your I,eak Cs PILLS they will find a fore, fpeedy, fafe, and radb•
cal cure. yr.
Prepared hod fold by the Sole Proprietor:Tunisia' TAYLOR,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons In London. at hb hook,
No. 9, New Bridg. Rivet ; when he will give advise, without •
fee, to perfons taking tbefe Pills, and will antwet pulitirchtters,
If poll paid, on the fame term!, ()Nerving In attain the wed in-
violable fecrecy, no perfon 's name or cafe having bier toned.
Lit at their own particular requett. by the Proprietor, Nisi .g rho
court? of more than 36 years, that lie has had the condwame
an estentive fate of the above Medicine, and the pr.taiee ailing
therefrom:

They are alma fold, by bit appointment, for the eonveritr ce of
thole living at a diftanee, by Mr. Satter, South-bildgv. Edint.urgh,
Mr. Mennon.. printer, Glafgow, to whom alto Mr. sr rrkrt ior
his addrelt ; at the Perftppkr'e, No. 35, 3t. Alhaeslitert, Pall-
Mall; Mr Robertfon'e Toy fltop, Nu. 103, :..ford.ftre,tt Mt
Difburourth',. No. 7, Fitl.ftrt nearly oppate the Moro.
meet; Mr. Steer.. bookfeller, No. t, Union-mw, Little 1100/14.
bill; Mr. Callwelfa, Dublin ; and by ore perfon in every confider.
able town in Grey Britain and Iraard, in Boxes of Only I. 94.
each, leaded up wi A Coll and plain Ittewlions' whereby pada*
of data fa may cure thentleives with cafe and hemp ,

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Morning - • 4 minutes after 7
Afternoon . SI facture* after 7

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