Star.
London, England, 1802-11-26 00:00:00

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR orrice, NOVEMBER 23.
itt Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Edward De[thee Temple,
Gent. to be Cornet. by purchafe, vice Swain. who retires.
Regiment of light Dragoons—Major William Chabot,
from the half-pay of the 2.7 th Foot. to be Major, vice But-
ter, who ex?hanges, receiving the difference.
28th Ditto.—Enfign James Alexander Fherfzen. from the 66th
Foot. to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Honyman, pro-
mote&
3d Regiment of Foot—Enfign Charles Remus Forreft to be
Lieutenant, by purchafe.
sth Ditto.—Lieutcuant John Adams, from half-pay of the Re-
giment, to be lieutenant, vice Dennis, who exchanges, re-
ceiving the difference..
Bth Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Cotton to be Captain, by pur-
chafe, vice Oliver, who retires.
25th Ditto —Lieutenant William Henry Newton, front the
Royal Fuzileers,to be Lieutenant.by purchafe, vice Mooch-
land, prnmoted in the 9th Weft India Regiment.
30th Ditto—Lieutenant Chrißopher Wililamfon, from half-
pay of the Regiment, to be lieutenant.
34th Ditto—Captain George F. A. Lake, from the 4th Foot,
to be Captain, vice Whitmore, who retires on the half-pay
of the 4th Foot ; William Baker, Gent. to be Enfign, by Put-
prelate, vice Carnegie. r emoted.
37th Ditto—Enfign Alexander Jeffery, from the 16th Foot, to
be Early, by purchafe, vice Fenton, promoted.
Atoth Ditto—Lieutenant Will am Phillips, from half-pay of the
Reginient, tp be Lieutenant, vice Geddes, who exchanges,
4=ng the difference.
o--Lieutenant Henry Halfall, from half pay of the
,loth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hall, who exchanges, re-
ceiving the difference.
6oth Ditto—Hdpital-Mate Gilles Tucks to be Afftitant Sur-
seas, vice &gland, who retires on half-pay of the 9th Foot.
63d Dines—Lieutenant Robert 64,Leroth, from half-pay of the
Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Abbott, who exchatiges,
receiving the difference.
65th Ditto—Aififtant-Surgeon Thomas O'Maley, from half-
pay of the gth Feat, to be Affiftamt-Surgeon.
70th Ditto—Enfign Robot I.yoßs to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chafe, vice Lawrence, promoted.
78th Ditto—Captain Patrick M•Leod to be Major, by pur-
chafe, vice Munro, who retires.
(Lween's Rangers—Enfign John Dyne, from half-pay of Kingf-
ton's Levy, to be Ear, vice Aihe, who exchanges.
Staff Corps—James Roupeli Colleton, bent to be Enfign, with-
out pure.hak.
Weft India Regiment—Henry Buchan, Gent. to be Enfign,
by porchafe, vice Graves, removed to the 6th Welt Wilt

Regiment.
Sth Ditto—. Captain George Bromley, from half par of the
Isth Foot, to Captain, vice Ryan, who exchanges ; James
Beevor, Gent. to be Eufign, without purchafe, vice Prater,

prontot-ed.
Biaon Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Richard Large, °mt. to be Lieutenant, vice Heathlield, pro-
moted.
Blackheath Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Thomas Wenadvice, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Wilton,
promoted.
Robert Rutter, Gent. to be Cornet.
George Bird, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Stow.
Commiffion in the Norfolk Militia, figned by the
Lord Lieutenant.— Eaßern Regiment.
Sir George Berney Brograve, Bart. to be Captain. Dated Oc-
tober 18, 1802.

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The Coroner's Inqneft fat at the Hodefhoe, at Stones End
as Wednefday evening, on the body of Mr. Clarage, a brick-
layer, who was killed the preceding day by a fall from a fat-
fold, and brought in a venni% of saidratai death.
Sunday, about eight o'clock in the afternoon, as a gentleman
and lady were coming to town hi their carriage, threyere ftop-
ped oppofite Holland Houfe, on the Brentford-ros4 by two
highwaymen, who demanded their money ; but haring tome
bodes coming a the road, they made off without their booty.
- Three gentlemen coming up at the time on horftback ruined
than, but without fuccefs.
On Sunday fennight a new-barn male child was found in the
Clyde, a little above the old bridge, Glafgow. The barbarous
motherhas not yet been difcovered.
. Friday John Foy was executed purfuant to his femme for
robbing the mail at Galloping-green, on the tath of Await laft.
left. Sunday morning a gang of bode-flesh= took two bodes
oat eta field near Hackeliffe, in Bedfordildre. It has finee ap-
peared that other harks have been fbalen in the adjoining
monks, of confiderable worth.
'A few days fince a poor man was found futocated on a
chef" of bricks belonging to Mr. Rhoda, of Hormel. This is
the IScond insane of a fimilu defcription happening in the
courfe of a fortnight at or near the fame premifes.
Thurfday fe'nnight, as Mr. Welter, an eminent auctioneer of
Chieheiter, was returning home from Portfinouds, about half
paft eight o'clock, he was Rapped by a IneAs footpad about too
yards from the New Inn, Drayton, and robbed of his purfe con-
taining about five pounds, with which the villain got clear off.
A few evenings finer, as Mr. Spacer, of Rent-*rat, was
pang Blue Anchor-lat;e,Baniondfey,be wasftopped by three
footpads. who knocked him down, and robbed him of his caili
and pocket-boat, which the villains were net content with, but
they dragged him into a Sea, *ripped him naked, except its
breeches, and then beat bins with bludgeons in thtmoft inhu-
man manner; they then threw him into a ditch, where they left
him for dead. He was difecwered Tome time after by his groans.
be now lies at his honk confined,with very little hopes of his
recovery.
A few evenings ago two men, named Ferrer and Suftenance,
who were confined in Iptvrich Gaol for a highway robbery, ;a-
mused to make their efcape. About five in the evening they
got over the wooden paliradoes which are Caen feet high, with
their irons on their legs; they tied a large Rene to Tome
twifted blanketing, and threw It over the wall of the pal; but
the el/Nearest de frifi being preffed by their weight, in endeavour-
ing to attend it pve way, and brought with it a quantity of the
wiping. The men were not hurt, but having failed in their de-
fign, they with much unconcern returned to their day-room,
and were found fitting by the fire. Their activity was fo great
that they had heal ahfent only ten minutes.
Fl a as —A dreadful fire happened at Whirtlefea on the night
of Wednefday laft, and confumed feveral houfe at Brick End,
spina the Low Church, as well as few hacks of corn.
On Friday Taft, in the middle of the day, the dwelling-haute
of Mr. Sibly, Surgeon, at Happifburgh, in Norfolk, was dif-
covered to be on fire,and notwithftanding the time of the day,
and alined immediate &finance given, was entirely maimed,
and very little of the furniture faxed.
Ou Wednefday night, about eleven o'clock, a fire broke out
at Rowntree and I eman'si Patent Hydraulic Engine Manufac-
tory. In Disaerian Road+ which, from the fituetion, being ad-
joining to a tallowehandkr and nicker's, and alto to a very
kirge liquor atop, threatened, for a time, deruCtion to the
neighbeurhood, no water being to be obtained, but what was
bo:ueit in buckets from the neighbours houfes. It was at length
got under with little mere damage than aerating the furniture
and fittings up of the two middle Gears where it vegan. It is
fappufed to have bildd occafioiled by a candle being too near the
bed curtains.
The firft drawn Ticket in the State Lottery, to
begin drawing Monday next, will he entitled to
Twenty-five Thoufand Pounds. The fir* drawn
laft Lottery was fold by SWIPT and Co. No.
Poultry, who have alfo (hared and fold nine other
Capitals finccNovecaber laft.
On Monday next the Lotterysbegins drawing.
Mr. NrcHoLsotes Tickets and Shares, that have
been fo gslalarated for producing Ci)titl
Pried. ale poliAt khad at NO. t 6, Cornhill, op.
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BIRTHS.
On the nth int. at Little Bookham, Surrey, the Lady of
Colonel Manningham, of the Rifle Corps, of a daughter.
On the i3d inft. at Sudbrook-houfe, near Richmond, the
Right Hon. Lady Mary Sur - of a foo.

topford,

MARRIED.
At Eatter Monlack, on the 3d init. the Rci.Mr. Donald
Frafer, minifter of Kirkhill, to Mils Jean Gordon; lifter of
Robert Gordon, Ef ~ of D akics.
At Mugdrum HOufe, Fifethire, on the r 7th tuft. Rear-Admi-
ral William Duddington, of Ely Lodge, to Mils Stewart, eldeft
daughter of the late 4/Warn Stewart Barclay, of Cullarnle, Efq.
On the 17th inft. Mr. Thomas Cretchell, to Mils Manwar -
ring, of Iffington.
At Nenagb, Ireland, Wm. Griffin, Efq. to Mifs Carrot, daugh-
ter of Win. Carrot, of Liffon-hall, Efq.
In Stephen-ftreet, Dublin, John Dillon, Efq. of his Majef-
ty's Navy, to Mifs Flyn.

DIED.
Oa the id of Sept. laft, at Stratford-upon-Avon, Mrs. Pay-
ton. wife of John Payton, Efq of the fame place.
On the .6th inft. at Mereworth, in Kent, while on a vifit with
her daughter, Mrs. Sarah Carnet', wife of Mr. John Carrell, of
Sev a Oaks, in the66th year of her age.
At Edinburgh, on the Loh inft. William Wardrop, Efq. one
of theSecieltries of the Bank of Scotland.
Early on Friday morning laft, Mrs. Champain, of Upper
Wimpole-ittect.
On Saturday left, at his Father's-houfe, at Leyton, in Ma,
after a thort illncfs, John Charles Berthow, Efq.
On Sunday morning, at his houfe at Brockham-green,
Charles Smith, Efq. in his 5 9th ye'r.
Monday fe'anight, at Newbury, John Merriman ,Efq. aged 56.
On the .6th inft. at Balcomb, Suffex, Mr.. Clutton, relidt of
the late Owen Clutton, Efq.
On Friday laft, Mrs. Hayes, wife of James Hayes, Efq. of
Surrey-ftreet, Blackfriars-road.
At Edenderry, King's county, Mrs. Grattan, rad of Arth.
Grattan, Efq. of Rathvilla, in raid county.
Friday morning, Stephen Buckle, oldeft boatman of the port
of Southampton, and the fame perfon who was forced acrofs the
Channel to France in the late war by fonie adventurers, who
returned him his boat, and gave him a ram of money to defray
his apences back.
At Nark, Hugh Robinfon, Efq. Rear-Admiral in the Navy.
Wm. Coney, Efq. of Winchefter-place.
At Do-king, Sorry, Mrsivers, of Bridges-ttreet, Covent
garden. She left London at two o'clock in the afternoon, and
expired immediately on her arrival at Dorking, though in ap-
parent health when the left town. '
On the 19th Wit. at his Chambers, in the Temple, Robert
Alderfey, Efq. of Alderfey, in Chaim., one of the &ocher, of
the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple.
Yetterday morning, about eight o'clocl, at his honk in Dover.
ftreet, Edward Huffey Montagu, Earl of Beaulieu. His Lord-
fhip was in ill health for feveral years previous to his deceafe ;
and Ms death was owing to the decay of nature, be being in his
eighty-fecond year. By his Lordthip'sdeath, a princely fortune
goes by will to dittant relations, &c. The bulk of his eitates, it
is fuppofed, are bequeathed to Mr. Huffey, of Golden-fquare.
Mr. Montagu, tits nephew, who is now in the Bait Indies; will
poffefs the eftates at Ditton Park. A natural daughter is Paid
to be handfomey provided for; and soot. a year has been fet-
tled on an old fervent, who was twenty-five years in his Lord-
iblp's fervice.

This day were publilbed, price 3s4d. illuftrated with a numerous
Set of Figures, e planatory of the Work,
FOUR ESSAYS on PRACTICAL MECHAN ICS, for
the Ufe co • the Civil Engineer or Millwright. The aft,
An Effay on the Water Wheel.--td, An Effay on the Common
and Improved Stt.un Engine.--.3d, An Effay on Mills for grind-
ing Corn.-4th, An Effay on the Simplifying of Machinery ;
on the Equalifing of Powers applied in turning Machinery ;
and on the Thralhing Machine.
The lira three Effays contain a numerous fet of Tables and
Rules formed from Experiments and Obfervatlons Made on
Machines 'dually producing Mechanical Effeet, and which
are applicable in determining the power neceffary in ralfing
Loads with different degrees of Velocity, draitling Mines, grind-
ing Corn, Ike. either by the Affiltance of the Water Wheel, or
by the Steam Engine.
The Fourth Effay is adapted to the young Mechanift, as
(hewing the Modes of fimplifying Mechanical Combinations,--
Alio, it contains a Set of Tables and Examples, reducing to
Equality the different Powers of Water, Steam, and Horfes,
applied in.turning Machines : and a Tabie and Examples on
the This/bin Machine, for the Ufe of the Agriculturift, de-
tenidning the Quantity of Power reqtedite for thrafhing from
two to tea Bolls of Corn pa Hodr, either by Water, Steam,
or Rorke. The Second Edition.
By THOMAS FENWICS, Colliery-Viewer.
"We have fon nothing more fatisfadory on this Subic& than
thefe (tort Effays. The Author joins Experiment to Calculi,-
deo ; and his fourth May on the Simplification of Machine.
ry is peculiarly valuable. Critical Review for Sept. dor.
Neweaftle-npon-Tyne Printtd for the Author S. Hodg-
fon, and fold by Mara Robinfon,Taternofter-row ; Mr. Maw-
man, Poultry; and Mars. 1. and J. Taylor, ArchiteCtural
Library, London.
Speedily will be publifhed, by the fame Author,
A Treatife on Subterraneous Surveying; wherein the Mag-
netic Variation of the Needle is particularly noticed. Alfo, a
Practical Syftan of the different Branches of Natural Philofo-
phy ; wherein the Laws and Solutions olMotion, Gravity, Me-
ellaniese-the Afcent and Defcent of heavy Bodies,—the Motion
of Pendulumsr.-the Properties of Fluids, clallic and non-elaftic,
cite. &c are treated in a manner cliar of Algebraical Formulae

WHEN Profeffitmal Men of education and re.
fponfibility deviate from the general fyftem.by the fe-
ledioa of a peculiar Branch, the fandtion of long continued
recces is the belt criterion of fuperiority.
Ten years have I devoted my pradice to the exclufrve treat-
ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful refult of
my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am
able thk. ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import-
ant in the catalogue of human infirmities.
After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I
formed a with at an early period of Pradice to refcue individu-
als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally clan;
gerous precipitancy of general Praditiouen.
The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de-
voted my attention, comprize every fpecies of VENEREAL
INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—telly. i
AS binds of DEBILITY, whether arifing frqm the habits of
schoolboys, se the indulgence of mature age, and leaky that de-
rangement of the fyitem in Women which is called BARREN-
NESS or STERILITY.
Numerouidifeafes are the refult of ignorance or hafte in the
treatment of a ftmple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap-
pens that the feeds of Life are poiloned by the indifcretion of an
unguarded hour. By a fuperior method Noah complaints are
eafaly cured, and even where others have failed, I mitt that I
Imay prefume to offer a radical re-eftablifhment.
Few, howeier, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in the
(Warder, compared with the calamitous !lunation of Men, who
fromlndulgence iit a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie-
ties of a faadonable Life, acquire that hate of dDebility which
is the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy fuffererbroods over his mifery, but care-
fully conceals his misfortune, it may be Come confolation for
him to know, that although it be an tabled of doubt or uncer-
tainty with other Pradtitioners, the removal of dark DEFT-
CIENCIES by the gradual provers of Renovation is the acquire-
ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have
beghn to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented
by an early counteraction of this languid hate, and in thefe
cafes no great difficulties will occur
- But where this Deficiency has for years milted, a proper Per-
feeerance is indifpenfibly requilitOin revive the flu mberi ng (parks
of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitution.
. MARRIED.WOMEN, who have long been difgppointed.
in their eapedatlons of a Family, may be offered, that in molt
balances fuch defects are curable by Medical Skill
The SECRECY which is Co caudal to my undertaking, and
the Qualifications which I have ptefunned to ftate, form the
Bafis of my Pretenfmns, and in coincidence with fuel, this inti-
mation is given, Oat. Mr. BREE may be confulted perfonally
(or brkttersinciofing a fmall note) at his houfe, No. ag, Attn.

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LYMINGTON, AND NEW-FORI7ST, HAMPSHIRE,
TO BE SOLD BY AUC PION—By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great Rooni, in Pall-Mall, on Thurfday the 16th of
Deeembtr, at One o'Clock,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE ;
A
'confining of Two undivided Thirds of the extenfive
Manor of Pennington Nervat, with Court baron, Quit-rents,
Fines, Herriots, Royalties, Misery, &c. with great plenty of
Game, and capital Manor and other Farms, let to Tenants at
will,at low old Annual Rents of 4001. capable of very confide.
rable Improvement, and Land let off, principally on one old
life, of the annual value of near xsol. containing in the whole
near yoo Acres, entirely compact, and from its delightful &us-
don, with full commandof view of the Needles, hid of Wight,
Lymington river, and furrounding rich Country, the New
Foreft, &c. renders it a molt enviable fpot to build a 11/Unison
upon, bounded on the Welt fide by the Turnpike Road,
leading from Lymington to Chrift Church and on the reverie
by a capital trout river. The tenant at the Manor Farm, Mr.
Denactt, will thew the eltate, and printed particulars may be
had of Meffrs. Harbon and Hooper, Solicitors, Ringwood ;
at the Angel, Lymington; the principal Inn, Chrift Church;
the Crown, Lyildhurft ; Coach and Horfes,Southampton; White
Hart, Winchetter; Crown, Bafingftoke ; at Hartford Bridge: of
the Printer of the Salilbury Paper; at the Rainbow, Cornhill ;
, and in Pall-Mafl.

CAMBRIDGE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION--By T. YORKE,
At the Black Bull Inn, in Cambridge, on Tuefday, the 7th day
of December, 1801, and following day,
AVALUABLE Colleaion of CABINET
PICTURES, by F. HALS, O. BaoA, OLD FRANCHS,
VELVET BIaUGHEL, TENIERS, Rustles, and other Matters;
togethir with BOOKS, PRINTS, &c. the Property of a Gen-
tleman leaving the Univerfity. Amongit thefe Pletures is a
Battle by Bourgoynone, one of the few real•Pidtures by that
Matter at prefent in the kingdom. To which will be added,
a great number of ancient PORTRAITS, chiefly, of noble and
illnftrious Perfons in the Reigns of Henry Bth, Edward 6th,
Mary, and Elizabeth, which were collected by an eminent An-
tiquary about the beginning of the latt century ; amongit thefe
are Pictures of the Earl of Arundel, Catherine Countefs of
Pembroke, Lord High Admiral Clinton, the famous Setjeant
Glanvill, &c. of whom there are no other authentic Portrait*.
known. Catalogues may be had at OW Placa of Sale, and
of the Await/neer.

BREWING AND MALTING.
MR. MORTON, at No. 13.. ip STRt. ID,
refpeetfully informs the Public, Olt he inftruds Get),
tlemen in the Ufe of the Thermometer, and the applicadon of
that Inftrument relative to Brewing, and 'will furniar.tliem.i
with manufcript inftruetions, which vriltatable them to prie-
Life the Art of Brewing Porter, Pale .Ale,. and ether Mal
Liquors. He will ago fungi's them with manufcript instruc-
tions for making Pale and Brown Matti, after the melt ap.
proved pradtice, and having been long In haft& upon ble
own account, and taking a pleafure in trythg many and variety
experiments,and noting their refelt it has siven him a degree
of pradtical and experimental knowledge in the different lines
of his profeffion, which very few poffefe, as can be proved Low
the many letters and vouchers of the moft eminent Brewers
both in Great Britain and Ireland, highly approving of his
different modes of predict, and many of thefe Gentlemen •he
never had the pleafure of feeing ; his manuferipts put it in the
power of Gentlemen to brew an exceeding fine-flavoured
Porter from Malt and Hops aloae, combined with the fimple
element of water without the ufe of any other ingredient what-
ever : any addrefs fent (port paid) to D. Morrow, will be duly
attended to. He returns his refpeaful thanks to thole Gentle-
men who have approved fo highly of the utility of his Many-
fcripts and profeffional Abilities.

SARACEN'S HEAD INN,
SNOW-HILL, LONDON.
CONVENIENCE, SAF
VELLERS ETY,
INGENERAL AND EXPEDITION, FOR.
TRA.
FROM THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL,
Br THE FOLLOWING POST COACHES:
UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING to
BATH and BRISTOL, by NEW POST-COACHES,
through Chippenham, Caine, and Marlboro' every Afternoon ;
arrives at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the
London Tavern, Thosnaii-ftreet, Briftol, next Morning—ln-
fide rt. ts.—Out rm.—Parcels 6d. carriage.—Paffengers for-
warded from Bath to Bridgwater; Taunton, &c.
Liverpool, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litchfield
New Coach, called the Expedition, every evening, at Five
o'clock, to the Crown Inn, RedCrofoareet,LivezpooL Guard-
ed throughout.
Birmingham, Mercury Poft Coach,with a Guard Sets out
every afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at noon.
Pares by Oxford, Shipitone, and Enfton, to the Saracen's-
Head, Bull-ftreet, Birmingham.
Leeds New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, feta out
every morning at eight o'clock—carries four infides only, and
gam remarkably eafy—paffes through Stamford, Newark, Ret-
hink Doncafter, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds,
neat dq at noon. Notwithftiutding the uncommon expedition
of this Coach, it is allowed to be the moft agreeable and com-
plete public conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled
in accommodation or conveyance by any other.
Kendal, Lancafter, Prefton, Kirby Lonfdale, Boulton,
Chorley, Ormfkirk, and Garftang Poll Coaches, every after-
pain, at five o'clock—Guarded.
Louth, Spiliby, Horncaftle, Bofton, Spalding, Peterborough,
Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, feu off Monday, Wednefday,
and Friday evenings, at four o'clock—The only Coach from
Spiliby with a Guard.
York, Newcaftle, and Edinburgh Poft Coach, the Lord
Nelfop, performed with a Guard throughout, feta out every
morning at (even o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tad-
cater, Darlington, Northanerton, Durham, Morpcth, and Ber-
wick. Paffengers finding themfclves fwigued from the length
of the journey may reft what time they pleafe, and then proceed
on vrithout any additional fare. The Proprietor at York runs
Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places.
Carlifle and Penrith Poft-Coach, goes with four Hodes
and a Guard all the way—paffes through Brough, Appleby,
Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge. Wether-
by. Aberford, Doncafter, and Grantham, (the neareit way by 18
miles)-stets out every Morning and performs the journey with
the greaten facility. Paffengers detained on tho road by bufinefs
or pleafure, have the peculiar advantage of their feats being le-
aved in the next Coach, (with only fix Coachmen.)
Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Dor-
chefter, and Satibury Balloon Coaches, every Morning at half
paft Three, with a Guard : through Honiton, Axminfter,
Bridport, Bhuulford, Bafingftoke, and Bagfhot.—Canies
four Infides; at only 21.25. each.
Hertford, Ware, Hoddefdon, and Chethunt Coach, every
Morning.
Sheffield and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn-
ing at Seven.--Guarded.
Oxford, Benton, and Henley New Poft-Coach, with a
Guard every Afternoon, at Five o'Clock.
Manchefter, Wiltnflow, Congletbn, Nsweaftle, Walfall, and
Wolverhampton Poll Coach,every afternoon. Guarded.
Shrewibury, Wellington, and Shiffnal Poft Coach, the Royal
Charlotte, every evening, at five o'clock, to the Raven and Bell
and Unicorn Inn,Shrewfbury. Guarded.
Southampton, Wincheftcr, Arleaford, Alton Coach, every
morning
Hun, Nurtheave,Howden, Thorn and Doncafter Poft Coach,
every morning, at (even o'clodk to the Bull and Sun dun,
Myton-Gate, Hull.
Woodford, Wanftead, and LaytonftoneCoach, at 5 o'Clock
every Evening (except Sunday) Sunday Nine in the Morning
Tottenham and Edmonton Coach daily at half pall Ten, half
pall Two, half pall Four, and half pall Seven o'Clock.
N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goods,,Stc. conveyed by
the 'tinder mentioned Waggons.—To Difi, Betties, Btagay,
Bury, and all parts of Suffolk every Monday.
Marlborough, Newbury, and Reading, every Tuefday.
Southampton, Winchefter, Rumfey, Lyndhurft, Lyrn Incoon ,
Cbriltchurch. Kingwood, Fordiogbridge, Wimborn, and P sole
—Waggons Daily.
Worcciter, Perfhore, and Wycombe, every Saturday.
Cireneefter, Abingdon, and Henley, three times a week.
W. MOUNTAIN and Cu. refpedtfully acquaint their Frietuis
the Public, that they will not be accountable for any Parcel
if any

DISEASES of the URETHRA and CEtTAI/1 co%
PLAINTS.

AS Cole Proprietor of Darail's celebrartsd mad-
cated Bougie* and Remedies, Mr. lic vo•;R
Public, that he May as ufual be confulted daily from 9 to
his ho:'fe No. 5, Frith. Greet, Sohn. on Cafe, of Stridute,:o!
ftrudtions, Gleets, &c. Ste. as well as Debility. and every. (14,
o der where feerecy is fo effentiai a requ ate, that Mr. 1),
profit:a a fp..cious Houle, that every P. tic, t rmy be intro.
ducedfepatate apartment. Mr. 13 has for marry
confine 1 himirelf to that are of &1r..; .1 y, and Coro cr.
tedifife pradtice' and the malt flattering fee 6, he is „;abest
to offer a method of cure mild, effie dons. requiring. no era,
finement or reit aint in diet, and prtvea!ing Le poM!):11:7
rdapfe. Perfuns in the country ft (tin?: their carts fullp. ia
letter, end o ofing a one ora two tuna !tote, %111 have prop,T re.
medics fent to the =oust. For tic fympto to stc.
fee Mr. Dufeur's Treatife on the aboie ccrup aims, price 25.64.
the fifth edition; to be had of J. Callow, C. don csurt, says_
H. D. Symonds, Paternofier-row; and of lit Author.

WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF THEAiTE-0---74
SSIR—It is but juitice tp your merit,l.ttYtt2l,lillBcol24
acknowledge, in this Public Manner, thecmi rffee 1
perlenced from taking your valuable MLdirdoes, tlic PI-- ntrod!-
Syrup and Nervous Cordial. a •
I was afflidted for feveral years with a Violent RcorbiAle or.
order; as, alto, with Deafnefs in an alarming deg ,2 cce...-.I cotta
I find no benefit for thefc Complaints, although I applied corm.
ral of the moft eminent of the Faculty, but was perfedlycaceg
by taking the above Medicines.
I am, Sir, your ever Grateful and Humble Sc
JOSEPH ARTHY, Farmer and Matter
Heybridge, near Malden, Ek. '
'To Dr. Throdum, Albion-ftreet, Black friars.
ADVICE to BATHERS at BATH HOT Arr.u.s, SEA.
BATHERS, &c. &:.
Dr. BRODUM begs leave to recommend the Botanical Sltnp
(the virtues of which are acknowledged by ;salons of the tut
faihion and diftindtion) to Bathers immediately after quitttsg
the Bath, and one hour before, and in particular tc thole who
,arc fubjedt to eruptions arifing than vitiated humours, (curvy,
ike- the quantity taken each time two table fpoonftfts.
To nervous and debilitated'conftitutioos in general, traingto
Au irregular courfe of life, as hard drinking, exceffive grief, am
;thole debilities brought on by not knowing the dangerous test-
a:icy of a certain habit contracled at an early age, the Declec
• recommends the Ne trot/ s Co R DIA ;, two tea-fp )one of whick
to be taken one hour before bathing, and anz aio.r. Tea mi.
flutes walk after is neciffary.
'The Nervous Cordial hastieezt partieularty efficazious kt Ann.
riea, where even a thoufand perfons have been laved during the
late prevalence of the yellow fever.—The Dodor parties:arty
`reatnnmends the above Medicine to perfons going out to the Eat
Or Weil Indies, where the change of air and climate require tin
;aid of medicine, to prevent the dangerous confectence which
malt refult oin various conilitutiono.
i The medicines may be hadost all hours, with proper direc-
tions wholefale and retails and whoever willies to coafiut tie
ftor, may do it every Monday, Tuefday, \Vednefday, and
urday, from eleven to three o'clock, at his houfe as above.
r;—Pleafe to make the bottle.
N. B. Perfons who apply for thefe medicines, will pleafe to
: talte notice. that it will be in vain to expuft any relief from this
remedy without pundfuality ; fur taking a bottle or twopro-
petit, then leaving off for fume days and beginning again, will
Petri no kind of fervice. It Mutt be taken regular ; and in farm
a ire; it bath required the quantity neceffary for a puled ecre,
to be taken before the patient has perceived that be had ob.
tamed any relief; therefore perfons in the country, who with
to go through a regular courfe of it, fhoutd take care to have a
proper [apply of Dr. Brodum'a medicines
The Botanical Syrup and Reftorative Nervous Cordial,tobe
had at the Dodtor's houfe, No. 9, Albion-ftreet, 7 doors Iron
the Leverean Mufeum, Surrey fide of Blackfriars-bridge; in
bottlesat xl. 5211. II& 6d. and 6s. od. (duty included) at Withers'
(late Cockell s) Medicine Warehoufe, 292, Strand ; W. Bulgin,
Printer and Bookfeller, at his Medicinal Warehoufe, No. 3,
Wine-ftrect ; who has received a large and frefh fuppiy; Thomp-
fon and Mills, Cattle-ftred ; Browne, Tolzey ; C. Routh-
Bridge-ftreet ; Reed and Sheppard, Briftol; Meyler and Crut-
well, Bath; Meffrs. Goadby, Sherborne; Mr. Raikes, Mon.
ceiter ; Mr. Tymbs, Worcefter : Mr. l'rewman, Exeter,
Swinney, Birmingham ; Spilfbury and Co. Mary-ftreet, Dub-
lin; and by all Printers, Book/eller*, and Venders of Medicines
in the Three Kingdoms.

To THOMAS TAYLOR, EN.
Honoured Sit, • Edinburgh, 'March tB, an.
T BEG leave to inforM you, that ever fence the
year iygo, I have been affildted with the ',nes Veacra;
which, from its obffinately refifting every courfe of =clerics
prefcribed by the molt eminent of the faculty here, and under-
going fevers] fevere courfes of falivation, and twice difcharvd
from the Hofpital, with little relief, would appear to be of 5.e
molt inveterate nature. In the Spring of laft year my diforda
had got to fetch a head, as nearly to put a period to my eriftera:
bad a large.ulcer on the crown of my head, sloe on each arm,
and my leis were broke out in a frightful manner; my right
was dreadfully painful, and had been in a &ate of ularatioa
for the lalt Seven years ;,my left had alio two large nodes on it,
was very much difcoloured, and gave me loch cxc ruciatint pan,
particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to dcp rive me of reit.
In4his lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. Thom?.
fon, (who received fo great a cure by them here); to take yotx
Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th of May;
in the courfe of a ortnlght I began to receive benefit—in little
more than a month the ulcers on my head andarms werefousd•
ly healed—loon after the Sores on my legs healed alfo, leaving
however, confiderable difcolouration in the tido, and pain is
the bone of the left, which, by the Welling of Gon, and a Ilde
longer perfeverance in your invaluable Medicine, fablidod ; the
nodes difperfing, the fkin regaining its natural hue, and the nne•
turnal pains gradually going off.—l thus became, by your litt-
ral advice and medicine,perfedly free from all my nmer corn.
plaints—have recovered my former Spirit and strength, and at
become jolly and fat, in which Rate having continued m=ny
months to the aftoniihment of all who knew mc, I am at 2 IA
in what terms to exprefs my gratitude, but. beg you, fur ON
good of other Suffering mortals, to make this my cafe as puiilis
as poillble, as I than on every occafion ; in fo doing yea via
greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble ferracti
ALEX. MURKER, Swan's Clofe, High-itreet, Et!inbleM•
Wit n effes to the above cure:—John Thor:Tian, No. 3. Net
Poultry-market, John Nil' Intofk, ()Id Affemby dole, I:. dinbar*
Prepared and fold by the Pole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY,
LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeon s, at HAI!!
Ne. 9, New Bridge-ftreet, London; where, after a cooled
rcilience of more than thirty-fix years, in a pradice partials!'
ly diredtal to the cure of Veneriel Complaints, and th.ite
dental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable I,N-4
which Men of his Profeffion mould always obferve in inch cilai
he flatters himfelf, the advice and of llance he gratuitudy
minifters to perfons taking this Medicine, will be c'tecl
by a difeerning Public, as an advantage feldont
void of all ambiguity.
Alfo fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of th4e
living at a diftance, at the Perfnmer's, No. lc, S. .Al. r.
ftreet, Pall-Mall;. he Toy-Shop, No. • to;, 0 xford-"...,,
Mr. Difborough's, N 0.7, Fifh Street-hill; Mr. Steel,
No. z, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Baxter 5.
bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Callweirs, Dublin ; and he
fon in every conliderable town in Great Britain and !!•
boxes of only 25. 9d. each, sealed up, with fell ar.; ,
redtions, whereby perfons of either fex may cure t!.
with cafe. (peed, Secrecy, and fafety.
N. B. Every Box fold in Great Britain is fealf..l UI V. • • i
Stamp, on which, by favour of the Con ;'ll
ini.._oner,,
at the Stamp-Office--T. Taylor, No. 9, New Ilri
Imitate which is felony, anal all otht.ri are etwittirtett

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To THOMAS TAYLOR, EN.
corned Sir, • Edinburgh, 'March rB, der.
:G leave to inforM you, that ever fence the
r i 790, I have been affilded with the ',nes Vencrea;
from its obltinately refilling every courfe of medeciim
bed by the molt eminent of the faculty here, and under-
everal fevere comics of falivation, and twice difcharvd
he Hofpital, with little relief, would appear to be apt
rroterate nature. In the fpring of laft year my cliforder
t to fetch a head, as nearly to put a period to my eriftence:
largeulcer ma the crown of my head, one on each arm,
y leis were broke out in a frightful manner; my right
readfully painful, and had beta in a ftate of ulcerados
lalt (even years ;,my left had alto two large nodes or, it,
ry much dikoloured,and gave me loch excruciating pains
darly when warm in bed, as nearly to dip rive me of reit.
lamentable ftate I was recommended by Mr. J. Thom?•
oho received fo great a cure by them here); to take yoz
's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 24th of May;
courfe of a ortnlght I began to receive benefit—in little
ban a month the ulcers on my head and arms werefouad•
,ed—foon after the (ores on my legs healed alfo, tearing
er, confiderable difcolouration in the !lets, and pain is
ne of the left, which, by the Welling of Gon, and a lido
perfeverance in your invaluable Medicine, fahlidoi; the
difperfing, the fkin regaining its natural hue, and the nos•
pains gradually going off—l thus became, by your lit-t-
-rice and medicine,perfedly free from all my firmer corn.
I—have recovered my former fpirit and strength, and am
Le jolly and fat, in which ftate having continued m=ny
,s to the aftonifhment of all who knew me, I am at a IA
it terms to exprefs my gratitude, but. beg you, fur thh
4' other fuffering mortals, to make this my cafe as pu!ilis
ible, as I on every occallon ; in fo doing YOU %c.
oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very litunblec.:rracti
EX. MURKER, Swan's Clofe, High-ltreet, Et!inbarM•
:neffes to the above cure:—John Thompfon, No. 3• Net
7-market, John Ail' I ntofk, ()Id Affemby dole, Elinhar*
pared and fold by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAY,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeon at HAI!!
New Bridge-Street, London; where, after a coiled
ace of more than thirty-fix years, in a pradtice partkele•
!aid to the cure of Vcneriel Complaints, and th•ife Oa'
1 to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable 1,-.5u1
Men of his Profeffion fhould always obferve in loch ant
tiers himfelf, the advice and affifiance he gratuitudy
tens to perfons taking this Medicine, will be e'lamedsa
ifeerning Public, as an advantage fel.loni attaicabk,
of all ambiguity.
..co fold, by his appointment, for the convenier.cc :)flh4e
at a dittance, at the Perfnmer's, No. 3.r, tit all''
, Pall-Mall;. he Toy-fhop, No. • to;, Oxfor,!-":. ;
Difborough's, N 0.7, Fifh llreet-hill ; Mr. Steel ,I,l(x.•''
, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Baxter
e, Edinburgh ; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ; and be
every couliderable town in Great Britain arid !!• ' 3
I of only 25. 9d. each, foaled up, with fell arl
ms, whereby perfons of either fex may cure
cafe, fpced, fecrecy, and fafety.
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B. Every Box fold in Great Britain is fear.'. up V • •,
ip, on which, by favour of the Con ;q1
zg
e Stamp-Oflice--T. Taylor, No. 9, New Ilri
to which is felony, and all othtre .ire countiric:!
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