Star. — London, England, 1807-08-22 00:00:00

Al•••• POLL' B , w • sr REIT —Ye a erd ty &van Nvatu was brought by Taunton, the officer, before Mr. Nimes, the Sit ling hiagilirate, charged on fufpicion of felcniotufli flealing two gold teals, the value of nine guineas, the prropetty of Mr. Rogers, of Cockfpur-iireet, a gold imi Ii and jeweller. It appeared, that on Wednefday morning the pt honer went to the profecutot's {bop ; Paid he was a Meffenger belonging to the Secretary of State's Office ; 2nd laid he was fent by a Gentleman belonging to the Office, who walled to purchafe Come gold feels, and lie was to take hien fome to look at. 'rhe fhopman took the proper precaution of fending a lad with him, with inllruaions that he was either to bring back the feats or the money. The prifoner condudied the lad up the great flaircaf. of the Trea• fury towards the Secretary of State's Office for the Home Department ; when he gsot to the office door, he defied the lad to give him the feats, and he would bring them hack to him, or the money, which the lad complied with. The prifoner returned to the lad in about a minute, and told him the Gentleman was Ilepped nut, and would return in about half an hour, when he would bring the feats or the money, and •he lad returned home. On Thurfday the pri foner called at another (hop bet urging to Mr. Rogers, in the Strand, mounted on a very fine hot fe, and faw Mr. Rogers ; he mentioned the circomfiance of his having got the feals from his other fhop, on Wed n e nin g :f.ei rot not having returned them or the money ; he allured him the leafs were for Mr. Nepeaa, the fon of Sir Evan Nepean, who bad fent him for them, and went out of town very unexpec tedly. Mr. Rogers, however, was not fatisfied with thi tale ; made inquiries, and found that the prifoner was not a Isleffenger to the Secretary of State, but that he had been a Meffenger to the Admiralty, but had been difcharged about three or four years !ince ; Mr. Rogers could not learn that Mr. Nepean, or any Gentleman belonging to the Secretary of Saate's Office, had fent fir any feats ; he therefore gave in ien motion at the above office. Vetierday, about tw , o'clock, as Taunton, the ffi err, was on duty in the Pa' k, he obterved the p:ifoner ridin i , on a very hansfome horfe, in great (We :—the officer contrived to get to the Hotle Guard- before him, and conveved him in a coach to the offi -e The officer •found the feats belonging to Mr fir ger', hanging to the priftiner's watch. The prifoner faid he load been known to Sir Evan Nepean twenty years, who had got him appointed a Mellen ger to the Admit alit, and petrified that Mr. Nepean Cent It;m for the Peals ; he laid the hotfe he rode was hit- own, that he kept it in his Rahleswith ten others, attached to lii• houfe in Pimlico, and that he was 60 , y to be hroneht into Parliament. hit NARis told him he could not difcharge him. He utas rernen.ied for further examination, till Mr. Nepean could attend. The ht rfe the prifuner rode was owned by Mr. Bo hint, a livery liable keeper of Park-lane, of whom t' e ptifoner obtained it under a falfe pretence. — The prifoner is well known to the public ;—he was ori r inally hi-nought forward in confequence of his having been employed by M natters as a fpy over the. Correfponding Society, and he gave evidence upon the State Trials. He aPerwarda appeared before the rublic as the prolecutor of the once celebrated jetot Gi:.obs, who, our Reader., will tecolletcl. charged r: ver.el refloalable Gentlemen aids robbing her in Keiditgene Gardens. Lail night a Kew Rage coachman, of the name of /felon, vi as charged with (leafing fixty pounds, in hank motes, fit in the bar of an inn in Tornham Green. The eircumliances againfl the prif oiler being ery fufpicious, he was commited for further exa it Matistoto Hotose..—Yeflerday a perfon applied to Mr. Alderman PIRRING, who far inflead of the L •sta Mavos. Rating that he had fome time ago 101 l a mare, wl ich one tof the men who were executed on Wednefday !all, conft fled that he had flo len from him, and previous to his execution commuricated to him the vane and addrefs of the perfon to whom he had f old it. In confequence of this information, he traced his mate (loin the hands of the perfon by whom (he was originally purchafed, to Sadler's Re. p. , fitoty, in Gofweloflreet. Here fhe was fold for 71 los. to a perfon who avain told her for 91. and up wards, to Mr. Morris, in the City. Mr. Morris admitted that he had putcitafed the mare, and had again fold her for an advanced price, but alledged that he had ft rgnttcn the name of the perfon to sret no he fo difp"fed of her . This lan citcumfiance the a l opiocant fohmitted, was hardly probable, the vat i o ns tales of the mare having al l t aken place fince the month tof April left, when the was Rolen from The Alderman granted a commons forMr.Morih's appearance before the LORD MAYOR to morrow. A ytturg man, fhnrman to Mr. Parry, flationer, charged his mailer vith s abufing and affaulting The mefter denied the affault ; on the contrary, he Anted that his fervant having given him an erroneous accennt of a bill which had been left at the (hop in his abfence, and the fpace behind the counter where the young man was (landing not admitting of two petions to pats each other, he (Mr. Parry) (imply laid his hand on the young man's 'boulder, turning him round, and defiring him, if lie would not lati4y his reafonable inquiries, to leave the place, svhen his fervant (truck him a violent blow on the ternrle, of which, after having had a furgeon to at- tend him, and having a dozen of leeches applied to the place, he bore ample n3arks in Court. He added that the inflamed [late of his face was the only reafon why he had not yellerd.ry applied to his Lnrdfhip for a Commons againft the prefent complainant. In thefe circumitances, the Lord htty-r informed the complainant, that he would not interfere. Thee was no fear of his mailer's abfenting himfelf to get rid of his profecution, and he migh , , if In advifed, i2diEt him at tile text feffit , ns r , f goal &livery. GUILDHALL. —/-1 pct of the name of Wady was charged by Lieutenant Gibfon, of the ad Rot al London Volunteers, on fulpicion of Healing fome filver fpoons at the fire, which took place in Salif bur y•lquAte, on Thurlday night. Lieutenant Gibfon [fated that he had been placed, with a number of his men, to guard the pallagc ar B ra dley's yard. Fleet-flreet, to and from the place where the conflagration was raring. The Prirroer having attempted to pals in a contrary direflion from the fire. and Mr. Gibfon regarding him as a futiii. dons charafter, &fired hint to give an account where he had been ? The prifoner refilled to give him any information, and threatened him if he attempted to detain him, endeavouring at the fame time to force ' his paffage. The witnefs, however, detained him by force, till he called the watch, feveral• of whom, the moment they appeared, the prifoner knocked down. He was, latterly, fecurcd by two of the Volunteers, who carried him to t!te Cumpter. On fearching him there were found in his pocket two filver table fponns, which he Paid he had purchafed all•ng with others which were found in his bieatt. The officers all flared that they knew the prifoner, and that he was one of Bill Soaniet'4 gang. No per- fun, however, appeared to claim the fpnons, and the fitting Alderman (Scuoctr) feting no fpecific charge made againfi the prifoner, ordered him to be difcharg ed, and the fpoons to be deliver( I up to him. Yeflerday feveral per Inns were fined in the penalty of sl. each, at the Thames Police Office, for having naval flores in their pofreffron belonging to the Cro Yeflerday T. Hennington, a boy of ten years of age, was fully committed horn Shadwell-office, fur Beal ing a watch in ltatcliff Highway. On M •nday afternoon, T. Barnard, in the employ of Mr. King, brewer, of Springfield, near Chelmr ford, fell from the flats of his mallet's waggon, at the entrance of Moullham, when his head was fo dreadfully crufhed, by nne of the wheels pal ng over it , that he expired iutiantly. CSR JNER'S ZUES7. Yeflerday evening, at feven o'clock, an inquell was held at St. Ba►tholomew's Hrlpital, before Tuomes SHELTeN. Efq. Coroner for the City of London and B••ough of Southwark, ru the body of William Warwick, a gentleman's groom, who died in that hofpital. The general tenor of the P vi dence was as follows :—The deceafed was laft Sun day evening in company with James Field (a gentle man's footman) and Come others, at the Clown, nearly opp'lite the great entrance gate to Sadler's Weill. A difpute arufe between them about words which were in themfelves ir.fignificant, fuch as "You keep your company, Sir ;" and " You keep yours." A challenge to box, given by the deceafed to Fief,' (who is now a prifnn.r), was the confequence. Field was rather ono illing to 60 ; however, when he wa• preffed to it, he laid he would fight the deceafed for love. The deceafed polltd feveral notes out of his pocket, faying he would fight for to, g, 2, or tl. but not fn• let' than the late mentioned turn. Finding that Field was 11111 unwilling to fight for money, the deceafed laid that he and others who fpnke in his favour, were cowards, and had no money. One Mears, a butcher, of Iflington, then flaked two feven shilling pieces, to bind the bet for it. on the part of Bield, and the parties went our to an adjoin ing field to fight. When they were flripped, oue James Morgan, of C• i mberland row, carpenter, went to each party, Aced them individually to put off the fight until M mday, a' he laid he would rather do any thine almost, than that they fhould break the L• -RD'S Day. Field laid that he would have no ob. jedion to make the matter up over a pot of beer or ale: but the deceafed laid, " No, I'll be damn'd if I will," and then cl, fired the other to come on, as he appeared to be rather flow of commencing the fight. ‘Vhen they had fought two or three rounds, the de ceated laughed, and laid he would lay another pound or two on the battle ; hat no one t 'el( him up, though feveral wage's were laid among the fpeda tors. At laft, after they had fought f r about the (pace of an hour .r an hour and a quarter, his fe cond, in the name of the deceafcd, gave in. He was then carried, fi; it to the Bloc: Coat Boy, in the City Road, and then to the Hofpital. Neither of the parties were fuppof d to be intoxicated. Mr. John Liddal, the Houk Surgeon, depofed that th deceafed vas in a (late of infenfibility from the time of his bei7te ara brought to the hofpital until his death, which took place ot three o'clock on Monday snotr•ing. He took is ounces of blood rut of the temporal artery, and, by the advice of ano ther gentleman, two or three ounces more from the arm. Upon difiedion, fume lode blood was fcen within the outer coveting of the brain. In his opinion this was the caufe of the man's death. This injury might have been brought on wi;hout a blow, but in the prefent cafe he thought it fair to conclude. that it was occafioned by either a blow or a fall. There was not any eaternal mark, however, which he could fay was likely to have been the caufe of the lots of life The Cortowee then addreffed the Jury upon the occafion. He (Wed, in effeft, that they were to de termine from the evidence adduced, as to what had been the caufe of the death of the party ; of which indeed, there could be little doubt : but as to the farther confideration, which went to affed the other party, they were to confider from the circumfiances of the cafe, whether the prifoner was juflified in ading in fuch a manner, legally, in his own defence, and thereby caufing the death ? in that cafe they would [lupe their verdi&. In fuch a cafe the law laid down, that when a man was compelled, for his own fafety, or the prefervation of his life, to ufe that degree of violence which occafioned the death of another, in fuch cafe the law would deem the party as acting in his own defence ; but how far fuch a confideration applied to the cafe of the prifoner 2nd the deceafed, was a queflion to be decided from the circumstances in evidence ; they had gone out and agreed'to fight, and although the provocations were very great on the one fide, yet the law would not confider, in filch circumfiances, the death of one of the parties as proceeding from. the neceffary felf defence of the other : in fuch a cafe, the law confti toted the crime to be that of manflanghter. After Come further rernatks, of which the foregoing was the gilt, the room was cleared, and the Jury deliberated allow half an hour, whet; they returned a verdid of Mantlaughter against William Field. After the Jury returned their verdid, the Coto- NEIL ordered all the witneffes to.be called in, when he addreffed Meers, in a very impretlive manner. on his conduit ; remarking, that it was partly owing to his laying down the money to bind the het, the battle took place ; and, as a warning to him n•rt to be guilty of the like again, he fhould make Irina be come the profecutor againit, his friend . in this cafe, and accordingly bound. pint in the penalty of 401. and alfo Jeffery Morgan,' to give evidence at the next Old Bailey &Mons. LONDON lifilliKETS. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, Ataitift 20. Wheat per load 171 os to 201 Cl ' Barley per quarter il as to 21 ss Oats per ditto 11 Las to 11 cep Beaus per ditto 21 14$ to 21 111 a ., Peafe per ditto of os to 01 --is PRICE OF HOPS. imOs. tocarri• . .• Kent 51 ass to 61 . 15 s Kent - 61 08 to 71 78 S,dfcs 31 Ica to 61 ois Suffez - 51 tas to 61 ts Enka SI los to 61 66 Farnham 61 os to tot es PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitechapel. tiMerload 3 15 oto 6 6 o I Hay per load 4 4to 6 6 4traw 2 5 oto 2 14 o Straw a 12 tO 3 3 I Clover 5 i .-.., to 6 to PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 31 ass to 71 os I Pockets 61 os to 81 88 MCI OF RAT AND STRAW IN SMITNTIRLD. Hay, - 41 nos to 61 158 I New Clover el ca to ol os Cl o ver 31 123 to 71 4 0 Straw. II to. tO g 35 SMITHFIELD MARKET, Auguft it. This day's market was tolerably wen fupplied with different kinds of cattle; Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork, and Lamb, fupport laft prices, and the trade for the molt part was hut indifferent The fates in the Hay market were fomewltat dull ; Hay and Straw have got up in price fince Monday's market; Clover fold at laft price. To flak the offal—per lone of 81b. Beef 4s od to 58 od I Veal p 6d to 6s 64 Mutton 48 od to pad Pork podto7s al Lamb 4s od to 4% tod. READ Olt CAT I LE 'THIS DAT. &A s , a b out 700—.Slicep and Lambs, 7,500. Calves 140 —Pigs 310. NEWGATE and LEADI•NHALL, Augurs 21. Per none of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef IS 41 tO 4% 4(1 I Veal 3s 8.1 to pal Mutton 35 4d to 4s 41 Pork 4s 81 to 5* 44 Lamb 44 411 to 3s. 4d. RAW HIDES. Hides (per none) is 3t.1 to 3s od Hale Skins t3s to tp each ' Middling 25 44 to 24 61 Sheep Skins Os oil to os cd Ordinary Is nod to as al ShearlinGs is al to os ca Heavy Calf tis 6el each I Lamb Stuns as od to as 14 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONItON. M. Jammer market 3s 3114 Town Tallow 36. 64 to --.1 are Market 3s 45 Yellow RulEa 59s od to to. Whitcchapel Market White ditto 57i od to as (pet (tone of 81b.) 3s 3d Soap ditto 36s to —s cd -- Melted Stuff 445 to 431 od 9s 101 l Ditto I. , .ttak 301 od to os Average Price 3s 3,11 Greaves its od Good Dregs 1 is to os Yellow Soap, Bosa.-Mottled,9os—Curd, 94s Price of Candles per dozen, to, od—Moulds tis al PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 56th each std tO 234 Ditto, 6o to 63Its 25d to 271 Merchants Backs ltd to 223 Drclfing Hides 17id to tg l id Fine Coach Hides 19d to 211 Crop Hides for Cutting iod to 234 Flat Ordinary t 7 id to zod Calf Skins, 3o to 40Th per ,!ozen 38s to 41$ Ditto so to 70th 365 to 4os Ditto 7o to Ro th 3os to jgs •., , Seats omit (Greenlan d ) per l b. le 3d to 3* 63 Large ditto toes to ism per dos. Tanned Horfe Hides 18s to 305 each Goat Skins —s to —s COAL MARKET, Augurs at. Ships at Market Ships fold Price 17 Neweaftle Coal 15 CY* od to STS 65 1 Stone Coal a 39s od to 00 nd COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amen erdant 36 3 2 UI. Cadiz 38+ cite& I Gallo* 451 Da. at ht 35 8 IVladritl3Bi effeft Lifbon 64 Rottentans 1 t 7 1 Uf. Bill)°, 38; elle& ( Oporto 64 Harnburol 34 82. I t . Uf. Leghorn so Dublin 10 Alton[ 34 9at Itf Naples 42 Cork ttt Pitis, T day's dote 24 8 Liv. Vehice 52 iiT. riCCOIC effeetive Ditto a UI. 24 is per £ fterl. tloudeauZ 2 4 120 1 I Palcrme. 92 pence per OZ. Agio on the Tank of Holland 5 i per Ccnt. New D.4l7rs 0 so sti ECCLESIAS PROMOTIONS. The Bithop of Caddie has preened the valuable r. dory of Mulgrave Weftmorland, to the Rev. Robert Whitbread, Do mettle Chaplain to the Earl of Loadale. he Rev. J. jackfun, A. M. matter of the Grammar School. teas unanimoufly nominated and appointed by the Mayor and Corporation, to the perpetual Curacy of the Cull•giate Church of the Mintier, in Beverley. The Rev.Thontat , Bstrtholomew Wonernan, A M. is Whiled Into the prehtnd of Bugthorpe, in York Cathedral, vacua by the I dealt of the Itev.S. Moore. The Rev. Thorns+ Wilki fon, B D. late Rector of Bonnington. itt Kt.nt, is inftituted by the Arelthifhop of York to the Rectory of Armthorpe, near Dolacdfter, on the prctentalun of the Lord Chancellor. The Rev. Mr Lacey, Late Redor of Newheuld Verdon. in I eicetterNre,is prefentcd to the valuable Redtory of Whitton in YorLfhire, by his Grace the Duke of Norfolk. 13IR1 HS. Wcdnefday, at Woodford, the Lady of George Smith, Efq M.P• of a dauelter. On '1 hurfday fc'nnight, in Rcd Licn Paffige, Fleet Itreet, Mrs J. B. Nitholi, of a daughter. On the ad inftant, at Latham, the Hon. Mrs. Charks Paget, of a daughter. MARRIED. Wcdntfday ft'onlght, Thomas Croxall Cam, Ff q . of Bath, to Mils Litchfield, daughter of Richard Litchfield, Efq. of Great Torrington, Devnnfltire. Thurfday morning, at St. Andrew's Church, Holborn, John Hopkins Softer, of North Curry. near Taurstod. Snmt rfet. F.fl. to Mifs Sufmna Millen, eldeft daughter of Mr. Charles Millen, of the Terrace Gray's Inn.lane, attorney at law. DIED. On qaturday bit, the tsth inftant, at North Wallham, Norfolk aged 70, Mrs. Cooper, the wife of Thomas Cooper, Efq. of that place. On the rcoth idiot, Mr.. Neate, wife of Thomas Neate, Efq of Binfield, Berks. Monday evening, of a decline, in the 37th year of her aze, Mifs Mary Taylor, Weft daughter of M r.Taylor. I urgcon, Bridge ftreet On Tuefday fennight. at Limerick, in the 85th year of big age, Sylvefter O'Halloran, Efq. an eminent furron and mammidwife. Mr. Hartlcaille, of the Mitre Inn, Wakeficirl, aged 6a. A CHALLENGE. MESS RS. CURRIE and CO. Sorgeins, challenp e the whole world to prove a finglc inftatice where their Me dicine and method of cure have failed of the defired rife& The peadice of many years in this particular branch of their profeffion has not given rife to one unfuccetspl cafe. They continue t'o arta their audits to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the fyftem, which is the confequenee of the pernicious waiteful eff, as of a ha• bit long and moil unhappily purfued by the youths of both fetes, in the one it will be found to be the unfailing Imirce of barrennefs, the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a dittreffing Rate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in im pottmce. 'I here are its remote and ultimate effects ; while eon fumptiens, I nfs I ad.'cular g nwcr, and vat ions nervous crimplairts vanity charaacrife the earlier Rages of t' is folitary vice. Of per. fons lanp,uifking under the diforder. inehtent to filch a life their treatmenti• fitrigle.and has neverprov.:d unfitccAsful in the courfe of a Tang. laborious. and much extended practice. In the omit chain -At: and complicated cafes of Venereal Infealon.fuch as ob ftruat..nt in the Urethra. Spungy Exerefrentes, Hard Tarnow., Callous Ulcers. IFruptions Seminal Weakncf., Glerts, gtc f:c which have hitherto haffiedthe (till of the general practitioner, , IVleffrs ume and Co arcnow enabled rathcally to cure by a new., Aft WATER Al' LONDON BRIDOS TO-MORROZeI - ono Cafe, and expeditious mode of praaiee , fuperitir to any other yet adopted hey may be confulted by either Sex with the vrereft ng as ninnots eta 4 . • delicacy, feercey and !wren' at their hou'e, 10^,Hattt , n I •ar- 39 minutes after s% 4 des. Patient- in the country are retrial dto P.n. the partleulirs ot their cafe their age, and general mode of Listing. Letters. 1«R LON!)ON: Printed and publifhed by LltVla.KENl. (of C a ' t paid, enclufilig a bank note. will he dWy anfwered g and the need I terhury Place, Lantt , eth) a the s TAR -Ov etc e, No. t, Cara' fary advice and medicines given or fent to any pact of the kingdoaa I ftreet. NW/bed aifo at the STaa-Ortsca, Temple-Dar. , DOCTOR HOWELL'S POWDERS. Ft I pPILEPSIES. Coaruldons, Hyfier c s and all kinds od.cally cured by Dr. He ;.' P".•1 dux The (ft:ai l of tittle invalu..t It Powders has been .bu ly proved kl ereat number vivito , pea-fined on perfone of lo•tit kites afilidtedf r a long faits of yeete--altd, aft. r ratirs.g a variety of Medicine s withoit finding any relief, were deemed by .b: Fatuity Anotuttly incurable. . • . The few following cafes are feted, J from a very lung lift, which may be fan at the Duet. is 10.w . e, and ..re attelted by fuch • refpedh.ble -chandlers, that the ten Akft d. übt cannot remain j A the m•nde of the molt incredul.sllP : The fon of Mr. Truman, of Giltipur-street, aged 18 years, LA Falling Pits from his childhood, hut is n w r. limed to t cried beattlrby Dr. Howell's P..wilers, which were pardcul sty ram • mended by Dr.' f urner, Fellow e f the Royal c,a,, g c of l'hyficiat.s, Lund in, by whom they Were recommended. Mrs. R. Greeni of the Savoy Precinct,w -4 for upwards of 20 years ..filetcel w‘theon vuUlons and Falling Fits—althe' the had been au in-pat Lot of St. Bartholomew's and Guy's birefpit.ds, had never received any be nefit till the had taken Dr. Howell's Powders, whi.la perfectly cured her. Witco:lies, the Rev J. Hum, Minifter of the Savoy. Mr. Canal Wit, of Weft Hoifeiey, Surrey, near 7a years of age, was more th.,u 17 year. to grievoufly afflidted with croviillions and Felling Fits, as frequen:ly to litre ten in a week, and, after every means were tried in va•n by the moil eminent of the Fa culty, was completely cured by Dr. I IdWell'a Powders. Wlt , Ifs the Rte. Mr. lullcrttn, Minilier or Weft Horn Ws Ann Williams, of Layfunflone, Mica, had ‘laLnt l its hoax her infancy, till the was t 6 years of age, when by taking Dr. Howells Powder: tlic was pertectly cured. Won. fs tie Rec. Mr.Whalcy, rninitler cf Layfuntt..ne, who fur this O r a bi rt h 4 pubirly re t entice:. that:LA to the ALUIG LIT ,in hi, Cesspit on the loth November, tno. This. Cavereign Remedy is prepared and fold under the King'. Royal Patronage,by Dr. Howell (Fellow of King's College). and at his honk, N 78, High Holb.ira, London, (and no weeta rife ), at res.6d. a packet, in which is inclofcd a Freatif:,•esuten by the Do, or, on the a:Hive-mentioned Difeafes. All letters (petit paid) duly anfecred ; and the Puwd.rs tent tas any part of tlic Caned Kingdom. To. TAYLOR, furgeon,No. 9, New II; idge theft, Lesion, SIR, Ediciburgh. May s. I ROO, IN tt e fpring of 1794 I was afflieted with a Vene. real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for five months; but was then oliiged to apply to a muter Phyfician,wha put a temporary stop to the virulence of the difeafe ;by mercu rial appLeatian) for Come time; but growing, in kite or all medi cine and the advice of the fitft Gentlemen or the Faculty here, work and work, for two years, lyres reduced to a (late almoft unparalleled and beyond defeription ,heing an entire leper,and ulce rated from bead to foot. My head, throat, mouth, note, lees, amis,&c. have been alternately in danger of becoming Wilds fbort, I have had from to to 3) eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally ecprivel of fight. It would be voluminous to par ticularile all my cale—ruffice it to ray, there neva was, or ever will be, one rt a more dangerous or of a Mare complicated'na ture. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined my felf beyond all hopes of recovery, and, indeed, in trey then condi ! tinn, death was preferable to my more than mi eratle item In this dreadful fizustlon did I dr* a molt miferable exult cc , tiliDivteta PROVIG INCE threw in my way a newrpaper contaliting the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could rot. I fent and procured fome of your LtAICeS PerSIIT PILLS, which, by afing from time to time ani.now, and bevels/4g been, (a ft er more than friar years indecril:able diftrefs), :knead a ama health as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of thie f I had a fine,thriving,btal. thy child born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Gem, anti in hopes of rendering my fellow-creatures fenrice ' I requeft you to puhlifh this ; and you may at any ti me refer pe rlbns, who wilh to be fttisfied of the truth of thia, or further partkulais, to me or my friends, byletter or perfon. As few cafes for badriefi will ever equal mine and none meet) it, I have from experience every reakn to allure mankind, that ia four LIARS'S PILLS they will find a lure, fpeedy, fate, and radi cal cure. • J.T. Prepared and fold by the Sole PrOrrietbr,TßOMAS .TATLeIt, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, et his houfe, No. 9, New Pridge-direct; where be wilt give advice. without a fee, to potions taking there fills, and will anlwer patients knees, if port paid, on the fame terms, obferving in Sllcafei the molt in ' violable fecrecy, no perfon's name or cafe having b,Fen mentioned, 'but at their own particular requeft, by the Proarietor. during the comic of m..re than 36 years, that be has had the concluding of an earenfive fele of the above Medic:tie, and the pradice arifing thereirant. Tbey are alto fol 1, by his atmointment, for the convenience of thole living at a distance, by Mr. :tater, south-hi idge. Edinbonth, Mr. itelennon-, printer, Glafgow, to whom alto Mr. T. refers for his addrefs ; at the Perfumer's, No. t.t, Sri Alban'eattreet, Pall- Mall; Mr Kohertfon's 'foy-Ilior, No. 103, rexterd-ftrea ; Mr Difberough's, No. 7, Fifh•ftreet-Itill, -nearly.oppofite the Monu• ment ; Mr. Steel's, bookfiller, No. ',. Uni m-rnw; Little Town . - h. 11; Mr Callwell's, Dublin ; atul by one pc riOn hi every confides • able town in Great Pritaiti and Ireland, in-Boxes of only as 94. e , ch, reeled up with full and I lain Blred.one, whereby Palms of either lex may cure thank/Yes with cafe anti fecrecy kli7 HEN Profefrional Men of Education and Ee fponfibillty deviate from the general Syftern by the rele&lon of a particular branch the faldtion of long continued fuccerre , is the heft criterion of fuperiority. 1 hirteen years have I devoted my pradlice to thee:arrive treat • meat of Chree Weirder', and the rucrefsful ;croft of ray l lan Fives me additional ardotir to oppore as far as I am attic, the ravages of thofe Complaints which are the molt important in the Catalogue of Human infirmilies. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at on early period. of prediee to refeaa ledividwis from the igiiiirarce of unedimoted men, or the equally it:anent:l precipitancy of general Praditicrters. 'I he Three I nforders,to the cure of which !have devoted my astention, camprife every (pc ries of VENFRItAI. IN!'::CTION, whether of a recent or long duration: a 'ly, ill kinds of debility, whether arifing from the habits of rchad boys or the indu'e , r era of mature age; and,laftly. the. derangement of the (yam in wo men which is called BARRELtsI I, .SS, or S Y Numerous DreafLs are the relish of ignorance or hafts- in the treatment of a limple Gonotrlices ; and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are peifinsed by the indices-60n of an unguarded hour By a fuperior melba t fuels Compl sites arc eaElv cured; and, even where others have failed, I unit that I may pre fume to offer a radical re-ertablifirment Few, however. err the cafes of complicated dillies in this dir• order, compaied with the csla.mitous fitnatiors of vier, who from an indulgence in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fafhlooahle life acquire that (late of debility which is the una voidable confequenee of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (ufferer hroeds over his mifery, but care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fame eonfialation for him to know, that although it he an objedt of doubt or t oseertairty with other pradlitionera, the removal of thee deficiencits by the gradual progrefs of renovation, is the acquirement of my cirri. nice If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly algour, much araicty will he prevented by an early cournenelloa of this languid Rate; and in theft cafes no great difficulty will occur. But where this deficiency has for years exifted, a proper pelf& veranee is indifpenfably requifite to revive the fiiinabering hark. of life, and to re-guirnate the cor.ftitution. MARRIED WOMFN, who hive long hien dirappniered ro their ea, ediations of a family, may he affureel, that to moll sin ftancee,.fuch defeEls are curable ty Medical (kill. The feerecy which is fo effential to my : undertaking, and the qualification' which I have premised to Bate, form the hafts ni my pretenfions, and in coincidence with ruch ilds intimatian is given, that Mr. Piece may be coofulted perfonally, or by Letters (inehifing a fmall Note), at his boat., No. s 2, Arundel-ftreat , Strand. near Temple-liar. o r There is an additional Entrance in Water fired adjoining , and the name is on both the deems. MARTIN SAFE. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Landon- A CAUTION—Some Perron', who falfely agert the:Wei/ea is be &1111,111ERS Or TlniloYALCoLLtne,having torfeveral months path copied my Advertifetnentsehooft word for word, and Infected them as their own productions, it is my duty to mention that chafe Perkins are me Members of any Colle4e in r.onalou. Edit" burgh, ar elfewhere; our have they say right to radtice Forget! in London., • N.V. A Lift of the Members Is publifhed at the Houk of the College in lAncon's which may be referred to. -----