Star. — London, England, 1804-10-11 00:00:00

ADJOURNED SURREY SESSIONS. GLASGOW, SEPT. S. On Tuefday la ft,his Excellency the Earl of Mona, tecompanied by Lord Reoccurs, Lord FORBES, Sir Wm. EIL IN CAOIlel SUTTON, &c. arrived at the Buck's Heal!, Glafgow, where he was immediately waited on by Gentle' Ws ea v ss and his Staff, as alfo by the Earl of EOLINTON, Lord ELT HINSTON 6, Lord DOUGLAS Wt.l. M‘Dowet.r. of Garthland, Let. &c. who cond'utted him to Genes al Wswvss's lodgings. where he dined with a fele& party of Noblemen and Gentlemen. In the evening, attended by almoft the whole company, he honoured a meeting of the Sacred Mulic Society with his ptefence, and was pleafed to exprefs his great fatisfaftion with the performances both vocal and inliriimental. Wednefday, his Excellency, accompanied by the above mentioned dillinguifhed perfons, General Sir ANSI ST LWMIT of Coltnefs, and ieveral other mili tary gentlemen, reviewed, in the Green. the Stirling fhireldilitia, and the whole Volunteer force of Clef gow, and neighbourhood, amounting to upwards of 3760 rank and file, exclulive of Officers. His Excel lency and (like, efeorted by a detachment of the Glaf gow Volunteer Light Wife, arrived upon the field about one o'clock, when the artillery fired a falute of 39 guns. Upon his gaining the centre, a general falute was given. He then rode along the line ; after which the different corps marched pail him in ordi nary and quick time. They then formed into line, and fired two trollies, by battalions, from centre to flanks; two rounds, by companies, from right to left of regiments, and four rounds, independent firing, from the right of companies ; the artillery kept up a conhant cannonade during the independent firing. The whole was under the command of Major-General Wa/TMM an'a Brigadier-General Lord ELI , am avow s. - In the afternoon the following orders were iffued Glafgow, Oiflober 3. 1404. General t‘ie Earl of Moira has abraded Mlor-General Wianyfe to circulate to the, Brigade, the following flattering tellinumy of itadikipline and a ppearance " His Lardfidp deems the Militia. Yeomanry, and Volunteers to be aFured, that he was fatkfied "in the high& degree with their appearance and nate of difd- Oise. He taw mouse to convince bins, that they are all in per " fed condition !or any kind of ferviet, and that they might be kd againft an enemy with entire confidence With& 'regularity " and precifiun, as well as in their native courage A. F. TAT LOS, Aid de-Camp. The concnurfe of fpeftators in the Green was im men& ; all ranks vying to fee a Nobleman of Inch dilinguillted worth, and in whole military (kill fuck entire confidence is univerfally placed. About three o'clock, the Commander in Chief quitted the Green, Ind, attended by a numerous retinue, rode to the Ca thedral Church, of which he had often beard. On his approach, he centered his admiration at .feeing Inch a venerable fabric fo entire and well preferved ; and the elegant repair lately made on the infide re ceived his moil hearty approbatioh. In the afternoon, the Lord Provoß and Mag;flrates gave a fplendid entertainment in the Tontine Favern, to the Earl of Moira and a numerous company of Noblemen glinton, Brig.- and GentlemenGe nera amo l ng whom were the Part of E Lord Elphinflone, Lord Archibald Hamilton M. P. Lords Forbes and Raneliffe, Sir William Ke hl s M.Dowall. M. P. Boyd Alexander, M. P. General Ferrier, Col. Willie, Lieutenant Colonels Graham, Craigie, Dim lop, Bogle, Main- Campbell of Blythfwood, Ste. &c. The healths of the King, Q . r/een, Prince of Wales, the. buke of YUrk and the Army, Lord Melville and tht Navy, the Commander in Chief and North Bi kith Staff. General Wemyfs, &c. were drank ; the band of the Stirlingibire Militia playing fuitable tunes. The Lord Provon then addrefie4 his Excellency in an ap proptiate fpcych, and prefented him with the Free dom of the city, to which the Bluth-ions Commander nude an elegant reply. His health, as a Burgas of Glafgaw was again drank with three times three cheers. ' The ruceting broke up at an early hour. in the evening. there was a brilliant Airembly in . hotsour of the exec firm. Yellerday, General the Earl of Moira reviewed. at Paine), the Volunteers of that town, as well as the biitalions of Renfrewlhire Yeomanry. LIR week was eretled in the Choir of the Cathe dral at Glafgow, a handfome monument of Statuary marble. Its general form is a pedeilal, the bate moulding; of which are fupported by unfree with drops. On an apron, between the ttuffes, is carved the arms of the deceafed, in bapreine Over his erell, wh ch is A COTAtICOpi.is is the motto, Bonn Omtnia Bona. On the die of the pedeial, which is reeded, is placed the tablet, projetting after the ancient Ro man manner, with this infcription : This Monument, coned SESSIONS HOUSE, HORSEMONGER-L ANS, OCT. 9. *PIS BLIND SAMOA. Robert Hasid was iodiaed for dealing a bundle, containing wearing apparel ; and alto a Cum of mo ney, amounting to 71. and upward;, the property of Francis Cooke, the blind tailor, of whole examina tion, before the Magiltrate, we gave Tome particulars in a former Paper. Mr. Moaats, to a moll impreffive and animated manner, thottly dated the cafe, on the part of the protecution. The Profeeittor being permitted by the Court to tell his dory in his own way, related it nearly as fol lows— " Pleafe your Worfbip, my name is Frank Cooke: I have ferved his Majelly for many years, and have teen tome hard fervice before now ; you fee that matk (pointing to a stalk over his right eye).— About five years ago we engagedwith a French frigate, and when the had (truck we went to board her; but, like a treacherous enemy, as the always was, when we got on deck, they attacked us, and in the fight I was (truck jolt there (pointing) with a boarding pike : it entered my head, and I fell overboard. On being taken up, (even fplinters mixed with pieces. of my hat, were taken out of my flat, and I immedi ately loft the tight of that eye ; the lots of the other loon followed, and I became blind, but hill remained on board as Captain's Mate. The prifoner, Robert Howell, I had known for feveral years; we were meffmates together, and intimately acquainted ; when I was about to be difcharged from the hofpital fhip, at Sheernefs, the Doftor, knowing we were old friends, appointed Robert Howell to be my guide and aftiftant as far as Brillol, whence we were going to our friends ; we left the (hip in a boat, and we landed fomewhere in London, but I could not tell where. We had not gone far through the (trees, when we Came to a gate way, at the corner of the ftrect, and he took my flick from nie,tore nay pocket, where I had my money fewed up, off my jacket, and ran away with my bundle of clothes. Alter re maining on the (pot for near two hours, I made my way as well as I could. As I went along, I fell fool of a poor woman's tea-table, at the corner of a beet, and had like to throw the poor creatures tea-things all about, but, I thank Heaven, I did her no nut chief; however, I told her my lamkntable dory, and the pitied me : a poor little ragged boy came up, and the begged of him to conchal me to Bow-lireet ; the poor dear fellow led me along, and when I told him my Rory, the good-natured foul put a penny-piece into my hand ; we went along until I found myfelf on Bow-(beet Office Reps. Here's the place you will be fore to get redrefs,' raid the boy. There was no one at the office then, fo I diced for the next pub lic houfe, and he brought me to one juft Impolite.— ' I mutt now leave yon,' lays he. I was lorry for it; but, do you know, he loon came back again; and the dear generous fellow pat another penny• piece into my hand, and bid me good bye. Poor fellow ! I !ball never forget his generofity. I then got tome porter with the money he gave me, and limn after was brought to the office, where I told my Rory. I have lived like a Prince ever fince." His bundle was then ',induced, and being Ace]. Could he identify his clothes? he anfwered. " Let me fee, I will loon thew you." Then taking a blue fpotted handkerchief, he felt the feveral corners of it, and holding it up, " See there, Gentlemen, there's a darn I made with my own hands, with white thread, its a clumfy thing " lie was then given a par of pants loons, and obterved, " Yes, yes, thee are nty Mate to I know them r. when I was Captain's Mate I ufed to wear them ; they were ton long fur me. and I cut them fhort ; with the pieces I cut off, I lirengthened the infide of the thighs titlee here they are, and my own clumfy wink." His mos fers were then produced. " Now, I know thick, they are my dirty trowfers I threw off the day I left the Chip, and having turned them infide our, I folded them up Rocking fathion to revert their dirtying my other clothes; if you'll look, you'll fee !" When the Prilimer was Aced, would he a& him any quellion? he antwered in the negative, and the Wind mall immediately exclaimed, " That's he, that's his voice ! I know it well! He a lititifh tailor! Oh, no! not he, indeed !" The other witneffes proved that on the sad of Sep tember lift, the Prifoner went to the White Lion !no, in Tinley-ftreet, in the Borough, and brought with him a hag containing wearing apparel: be gave the landlord a five pound note, two of one pound each, and tome change, to keep for him. When he was apprehended about a week afterwards by the Bowilreet Officers, he acknowledged he bad left the hofpitallhip in company with a blind tailor, who parted front him at the corner of a ftreet, and he did not fee him afterwards. This was the Plifooes's de fence. The CUAIRINAII laid, he would not trouble the Jury with Cumming op the evidence, it was perfeCtly clear and circumftantial, and they were fully compe tent to judge of the Lefts. Without any hefstatiou, the Jury found the Pr:loner—Guilty. The Ca Ala m AN, in paffing lenience, obferved, that it was a raft of the molt aggravated nature that ever came u;tOre a Court; he could not exprefs the fen- Ittions he filt a: the inhuman and abominable con delft of the Prifimer; nor could any obfervations of Important office. his imptef' it Itronger on the Court, than the evi l:red Ist:llN:crisis:v . , aged alt years, deuce of the blind tailor himfelf. The Prifouer was Or. the over i• t, atove the plinth of the cornice, then feIILCIICtsI to (CYCII years traufportation, and in Rands ,es Its the cen tre, on a geojaj the rocan tine to be coutiard to h.trd labour in the of black mar , le, is ahe tutivil st:t, after tilt antique, of Corteetion, at singtnn. *Oh hathilv. cot thtou,th ; tin ;la front, in a Icr,il ! Tart B llswiroutD.—This was a cafe of patra, ale the toiti ds J. U. Riinnd the lilac. marble tome u ntotiety The prifotter, Drvit, a penny ts an arch iir of ftatuary, crowned with the barber by trade Rood eted for an ad - atilt upon Arms oh the C.: y of CtLifow. Qn Catharine ' Nadler, the daughter of a refite&able S IV lilt Peter 'I bot;roa, eonvifted of hay I elder:y gentlen, retting, at a place called the lol ling been a ivc in the durbance which took place ly, ric it sl,ick ma -head. in the arecn and Saltma.ket-theet, on the morning The print rim i Ssci!er t was a remarkably when the :cm 4 el•tition of the Canadian Re s limcnt . pretty t ,irl, about l'ateen years -f with title, full, watched n: oils city, and (.1 having thrown a (trine eapretvisz ;theda: e , •, fair ccrnl, and anin,ated ,•11. n a party of Volunteers tinder the counsel:4mo, mrsta•...l of Majriffraae, etcr rtiog prifoners, was elegant and gra-ctill, art h.' ._: ii-oment in Court ommitted to Bridewell f,r twelve months. pr,ipi iety, and l i,ood la eecling. The And on Monday, .7c:.-4 Mort yiwr, wife of Henry prifoner was Abt .ut t ier 11,1,,N%cnt!.,,..11,„ „d„ Coidon, traveling merchant, for picking agentle. hi t features were o na tte And 111113,411 . ' an.: hi CAM matt's pocket, wa s committed to the fame pace , is piexton nearly that of An Atrican. !.:, pcth n mean , .onfever:ce of a iudi,ment of the Magillrates award- h • shelf tbabby, and his auaantrt sulgar and Lia rs fuck confinern:nt for three months, which Lewd couch. Co mb. s, upon appeal, was pka4d 'Cilia to one The yoong lady Rated, that en Sunday the o e sti Jose la, as az vras rstuming lrox tlius with ST the Lord Provoft, Magi(trate*, and Council, in ho,-our or the Memory JOHN OP.R, of BARROWFIELD, . _ A ovocAT r, Principal Town Clerk of Clafgow. Recor.:o The cede ent,rtaine.l by A yrateful community. Of the 'Leal, Talents and Integrity Dirplayecl by I.:m, ,luri-z a pctind of twenty-nao years In diLb,:iing the v..rioui dutic• of a nwit . . BATH /1017,L, 'WILLIAM EVANS returns his fincere thanks to the Nobility. Gentry, his friends, and the public, for the very liberal fupport he has hitherto experienced. and hopes, from a conitant attention to bufinefs, to merit t heir future favours; and alio begs to inform titer', for their accommodation, he has Openid a BOARDING TABLE, of the fame 'forms as other Boarding Haut,. Genuine Wines and Spirits, of the Deft quality; a good Larder; gond Stabling, with lockup Coach Hodes; neat Poll-Chagas, good Norris, and earful driven. _ . . a female friend, about five olcloek in the afternoon; the painter (who was well known by the nick name of Jago) croffed the ftreet from his own houfe, and, feizing her in a moft violent manner, with one hand round her neck, and the other round her wain, at tempted to kifs her. She immediately (bricked aloud; a Mr. Newman came up to her affiftance, and extri cated her from the rough etnbraces of the prifoner ; her clothes were much abufed arid foiled by him, he being all over filth and dirt : a crowd of people then affembled about him, and the prifoner called out to them, " Leave her alone, (he's my lawful wife, and I'll do what I pleafe with her ;" and he Rill perfißed in continuing withher. He Paid, he had had his na tivity c.lll, and Ilse certainly was to be his lawful wife. He had been ptufuing this fort of condo& for near five years, continually perfecuting her, and ere: quently making ufe of opprobrious words, and inde cent expreffions. On her crofs.examination by Mr. Nozaw, (he de. nied having any intercourfe or acquaintance with the prifoner, further than ferving him, as the would the other cullomers at her father's [hop, and thanking him as he went away, in the ufual manner ; he lived a few doors from her father's ; but as to the extent of his pra&ice in (having, (be knew nothing about it. Mifs Lucy, the young lady who had accompanied her from church, and Mr. Newman, who refcned her, both corroborated her teftimony as far as r.lated to the ,(fault. Mr. Sadler, the father, who called the prifoner Ja go, Rated the various and repented infults offered by the prifoner to his daughta, but forbore to repeat the indecent language he had made ufe of. On his ernes examination, as to the fum of tool. as a portion with his daughter, he was fo indignant, that his paflion made his anfwers unintellighle. Mr. NOLAN, in a very pnetical and lively addrefs, entered into the defence of the prifoner. He °heav ed he was a poor penny barber, who had been fmitten by the refplendent charms of Mies Sadler ; her eyes to him, poor fellow, had proved (harper than his own mere:, and in fpite of all his attentions, and in defi ance of his long and unalterable attachment, the had the cruelty at Lift to le tee him in the fadr : as had been 'tided, his nativity had been Cad, and what be tween love and witchcraft, the lady and the fortune• teller,he had been in Tome meafure deprived efintellee. Love, dire love, was the catife of his folly, and his i e fidence was appropriate with his prefent (late of mind. Love had its fweets and its thorns, and what was to the lady an inconvenience, was to his poor client a dreadful misfortune ; for, inftead of the Colt and filken chains of Hymen, which he fought, he met with far different ones in the gaol where he had been confined for fourteen days, not having been able to procure bail. Upon the whole of the cafe, he fub mitted, it was fuch a one as the Jury would feel themfelves juftigable ;a acquitting the patina of, but fhroild they think otherwife, he trolled in the lenity of the court. The Jury found the prifoner Guilty; the Court °heaving, that no perfon, of the appearance of the profecutitz, thould be perfecuted by the iufults of a perfon of the prifoner's defciiption I—he was fen tenced to one fortnight's imprifonment, and to bud fecuritr for his future good behaviour. ---_ HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and been gratified by the molt confiderable pre that branch which I Maga trope, to idea, I watt tat have ot mars Inds employed my time than there who, , In the atenfive field of de prettifies, ary oecailemally itnmetfed lo uncertainty, and MGM always attain that Nears which Is acquired by ooncentrating the I.ttrllc era! pewer to one clefs of difordera The drabs of DEBILITY ex peculiarly dlftredlng for they with them a train of concomitant lymptans, atal, by a de. of all vital energy, eilftence MeV Deceives etaßterel— , . 1.—. 17er they melte from the prevalence of 111 exam*, thedatrue tire habits of fcboobboys, or the indulgence, of maturity, they as quire the molt ailMunus profelianal MU; but by the ignorance of uneducated nun, the fympowns are aggravated, and the cona tution is &Rayed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLECEof suaozous, I ground my pretenfions on regularity of olucati on; and poffelhas ev ery priviicge to pradice, I feel enyfri: en•itled t o that coandence with which !have hitherto been 'a liheraty honoured' In the hut to:editions of local *cane's, early spoliation will prevent the calamity of a debilitated" frame; but where the bit tern, from a confelournefs of the unmaelinefi of the vice whir* aided his misfortune, 4 fearful of tht contempt or cenfaie of Ms fanny phyfician, and broods over his iefirmity with careful con cahnent, It mall be fattsfaelory for him to be afforest cot only at capability of maniac, btit alto of the molt inviolable fancy. Aod in recent Venereal Comphintalt Is potable to prevent pain, danger or &fibres ; In the moil complicated cafes It is the sequina! aunt of exclufive experience in this ewe to effelt a Cafe, cants. and featly re-eitabliihment offer the advantage of tbts experience to thole of either fee who are &Edified with any hind of usslury,e any fymptains of VENEREAL INFECTION, anal in :tll cafes the terms of rem aeration arc Rated on the Ertl Interview. Par =rain the country are expetb d to beide a Bank hoes, 11011 arc requited to tecify their age and minas of living. MARTIN BRE& V em:er of the Royal College of Serge as hi bode& ,onotei-ftreet_ &r.;41, net Temple Bar TO THE LADIES. DIXON% ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, For Billow and Guuty Diforilera, ticrcous and Sick Head Ads. Heart• Burn, and all Hypochondriac!' • Affeilions. (Patronized by the Royal Family and aloft of the Nobility.) IN addition to the Number of Letters Mr. DIXON has received, is the following, from Captain LLOYD, of the Guards: Dale-Cattle, Haverfordweft, South Wales, Feb. 24, :Bog. " Captain Lloyd prefents him compliments to Mr. Dixon (al. though not pc - tonally acquainted with hint), would take it as a favour if he would fend him four or five Bones of his Pintas loon as he poUlbly can. Mr.. Lloyd, who has always oral the Medi cine Is now pregnant and very unwell: and we cannot get them any ' where in this county, neither at Haverfordwcit nor Carman , then ; the neareii place they are fold at is Britt& For the great fervice they have beta to Mn. Lloyd, as well se Colonel ! I = and all his family. Captain Lloyd te c h it h a dut y to reco the Pills wherever he goes; and he really thinks if Mr. Dino* would appoint fume perfons as Venders in this county. k would be a benefit to the community." Ditun's Autibilious Pil:s are fold wholefak and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheaplidc, corner of Paternoftermrow, in Boles at hm. and as. od. each, with DireEtioos, fumed G. Dual. and R. huller. 4. ClicaPlidt: "fl . the Omni. TisSy are ago rolmia retail,by I larwood, cnettenttara ; silver, Marote; Burgers, Rand gate ; oharpe, Deal, Be•flow, Sati,ty, and Strom ands, Canterbo ry ; Baker ; Harvey, sod Sutton, Soutbmaatiton ; Belazu azniGibbs. Port(' :tooth ; Bucklastri and Lt eiton, Parties; Bennett and Lee, I.cwss ; Greg -ry and Gill err, flrie Awn; Spooner, Worthing; Ha zard, it, Meyler. and onus, Both ; Bulgen, Sheppard, eat Brown, Itr.ltoi ; Coad!ty and entity, Sherhurne ; Wood, Harvey, and Rya% Weymouth; Cculewat thy, Payne, Richard., and Will*, Plymouth; Hosland hod C./ord.:re, Dock; Knott. Birm mlngttem ; Poole. Chefter ; Reimer, Colekettcr t Messy nod Sinai, Chelmsford; Srolth. Reabutn, and Scott, Edinladrgh ; Macliahald, Gimfp.w ; Watkins, Hertford ; ra ft, Invernefs ; Etllirhat, Greg Ton, Gore, and Sayer; Liverpool; Bums, Wright, and Holmes, Itemds ; Burbtge sad Puna, Nottingham; Edge .and M trtli dl, Nortli.tiupeno ; Read, Yarmouth; Back, New York ; Gutter liarbadiat ; and Bull, Dublin ; Akan , heed, Walker , and Hods'on, Ntweaßle • Peck, Ruh. Radford. • and Mukafler. ; Wolltettboltue and Btanctiard, York ; lia , cal, and br'ocelno, horeSieb ; J .ne• and Stat ter, Oxford ; Bray, • Sunderland ; Wt. it and F Mows, Shrewibury ; Newcombe. - Ststrintd ;11141er:01 and Pratt, Scatbortwgli •, Legge and Knight. t dor ; Smart and Co. Beading ; and by molt Budifellets oral Pt rfamets w vv- y town fake Uttitt d Kittglom. Ago may be had Butler'. Ito proved Silver Wir,:d Tooth Brufhts at rs. each; übitrec R. Butler, Cheapfide, London, is on the handle. At the Norfolk 02arter Seffii‘ns on Thurfday lag, a boy, named John Swan, only eleven years old, was tried for a mil - demeanour, 'being charged with tying two cows tails together. He was acquitted. At the County SelSuns for Oxford, G. Miles and T. Hopkins pleaded guilty to an indictment for an affault upon W. Saunders. The pr &nets were game- keepers and fufpeeling the profecutor to have been poaching, took him intd cuflody, when on his endea. enuring to efcape, Miies fired at him, and Ildged the contents of his piece in his body. Miles was fol. teneed to be imprifoned 18 months, and Hopkins 52 months. Saturday morning between three and four &clock, as one of the Bath coaches, nn its way to Lond , floi.ped to water at a plblic Ivurfe near Maidenhead, the coachman having gnitted the horles, they ran off in the diredion for Maidenhead Thicket. An Im• mediate search took place, but only one of them could be found, who had broken from the traces. At day light, however, the coach was difcovered at a dic ta= on the Cr mown, much damned. There were fi.ur Ladies in the coach when the animals ran off, but they received nn m Aerial injury. The body of the young lad ago 101 l his life by th, fall of the mail or. tio tr d the Duke of Kent, Margate packet, is As on Wee.nefday lironi. s ht home to his friend, on the Surrey fide of Blackfriars-br idge, for interment, the Corener's Jury havir.g previn..tly fat on the body at Whitflatile, arid found a Verdid ".eatlental Math. On Tuefday morning a chelnut mare was tinier% from Mr. WriAht, i f Eaft Tuddettham, Norfolk ; and in the evening he was robbed of no left than 6; geefe. It is firppofed that the mare was &den to convey them away. A HarmAhire Paper men,ions Mo. Sheridar I To T. TAYI.OR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Hridgc-ftrect,l,onduo, SIP, Edinburgh, May 2, aco. IN the of 1794 I was atiliitod Vene real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for firs month. ; but WaS then obliged to ap; , ly to a regular Phyfician.who rut a temporary flop to the virulence of the difeafe (by mercu nal applications I for tonne time ; but growing, in fyitc of all medi. cite and the advice of the lirft (hock-men of the Faculty htrn, wotfc and wotie for two years, I was ;misted to a flute almost unparalicledaial b _rood deft ript inn, being an entirt leper, and ulce rated front bud to f.tot.—Nly head, throat, month, note, kga. nrm.,&c. have been altenAtely in danger of becoming tifelefst— in (bort, 1 have had Crt ;a 20 to go eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived or ri;:ht —lt would be voluminous to par ticularize all my cafe-105;e it to fay, there never wa,, or ewe will be, one of a more dangerius, or of a more complicated na ture. I was long looked upon by my irk nih, and imagined my klf,heyond all hopes of recovery ; and, Indeed, in my then condi t ton, &ad: was preferable to my more than mif rable (tile. In this dreadful lituatinn did I drag a molt mifztable exi(tertre,t ill Div, w a PonViULDCZ threw In toy way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plyrnouils—my frioide read it, I could not.a—l fait old procurol li n e of your la•c l'a t cv r Ls, wht..h, by front time to time am nevi, and have long Sere, (after more t !tall tone rt ars letleterihstile ditty, .4% good a AAA.. oillasaasla 311 ever I rinoycd; a. a proof at . this. I had a time, thrlilityg;hrd, , thy Mon to nr a t 01.11: ;.:n. In gratitude to COD and iu Is yts o(re:olefin s ; ii It 1,1,152 C, 1 requeft you it robin thi.; and yea may at any time refer mewls, who will, to hr fat id:n.l of the truth of this, or further partioders, to DU or Illy tri.nds, In . It r ,rl , ol'no, As f, w cats for b..whirf+ sriil ever opal none exceed it, I hive front cepa rience e,eey rtafon to allure mankind, that io )41,11. 1.1 a 41 . a I'le I.t thy mist Roof a lore, (needy, (aft, and rrdi -1 cure, I that nt.nt drt,.lnd rage of the Venereal DifeA, I, %%loch is calls tl--w en item it t T. _ - having been thrt.wn her h.irfe in the neighbour bond of Lymin t lttn. We are happy, ht,w•et•cr, I•ara tince, that the wac not much Lon. Mr. She tid.in left town nn the oceafinn. DlitTH. Wectnefday the I.vly of bar Pilitington, 'dart Chg.rcnt, rcu of • daueocr MAR At Chelfea. on the id mit Mr Chrrlt, rtnlre, third f. n of tits R.v. Weedeu 1. :kr, of Cherie Walk, to hi. COUilll, Mil. Franc, • Juliet Mil, the f On Thurfd-y 141, ut crart I M , ehionor, of the Cc'd , flre.on regiment of ;u as ..Is. fon ot Wm. M to , ,• • 11', r fq. to NUN C•th, 0t,.• C.ll, your ,zeft. dtv %ter f Cato( IA hitt ford, Corot% t • ..ir i. \i '_ :wu: 1)11 n. On Monday, Mr. Wm. Gram, of Penton-ftr newfrwau, aged 57. StWilt , . Df •T Cfl.crday MOllll^s. Nlr.Nllrtior. of he Alan'', Office. w... brca►fait at hi. Q . 2e I.e WI frrni hi. rh_ir J •. ,! I ' • I '• pear he had 214 rrrei,e, Stiod.e f mailer, all the par& church at Walt, had. wh ' • keeim—Saturday morning a Ofborn-ylacc.Wli,trah.y.l. by The w to Ihc wa vek.-rr be c‘i 1 1 / 4 11..:(1.er at Weltir.r rn, •n of thr rittlea' :t. T. Cltl: 4 I It, w _,~ ~, • ie. Whott t I 11.. tr LIM/ a. —':•turd•: Gl i l / 4 ;• Cl.a; o•nrrr,"; r.rt. Mr. (him .4 ..t • a• t I f :user. . a t.plm• few,: 0..• • v Satua.',y t ".;•. at ; lutt_cticita 1.1 t:LMC 4 6 Y. -I j,u4aa an 4 csruvi .:•• Preparvd and Sold by lIW vac Proprietnr, THOMAS TAT r df thi Sungrom in linindow,at his 10 No. 9, 7r1,!... it net ; satiny.: be will give advice. t,. I• .. d., : • 1 ids and will abfwvr pv•ient , Lt. • .. s_ • t. obfor‘ittg ll • tLe " I f... . ....me of cafe having been mum ••• : t.• id: • ; is. id ir by fle Proprietiv, c• • the e Of' en , 15 yi• t•:. that he ibis II IJ 01C rOT , d.. e • •tn: •• He :he above medlLine, and the Icac• ..,, br Aproimmmlt, for the convenience csi I s M . Baxtcr, South-bridge, F 411 3- I , t,•t, , r, (4..fgaw, to wt tun alto 1(r. T • tr, 35, St. Albin's .:l. nyNl•oy , No. 103, ▪ N... 7, Ftfb-fin.rt imarly oproke t Book! IlLr, No. t : and by one l'crfou to ▪ (.-c,t•rritain and Ird :to], 1., MITrIIOI or?? : , n t...*. full and rlain nut) , tlwrufelres vtltb rate and fcctecy. I : Nlt ' H:J. lit P. A I.u:soonity , o. 10- aftrt 6 r.! ?ling a 9 minutev alter ~~~..in-V 1' out tutu by I.L Vitt KIN C, (or C.. - L. the STAR Orrics, No. i. C..' • as fix 6 rag Of IhEs, Timapk-ar No SO, 011 ins Ls fis Sle Ibl b ow isisi era war Ted Peal ritto k e. e . A