Star. — London, England, 1811-09-19 00:00:00

',. .~, ':, .~~ ; - S • ,• ••, • •.• •••• Int , • i • ••• • • . I : d tome et e& t rube piece in question in ois band. • • William Jones was likewise convicted of stealing, a time pi ece in the dwelling home of James Peake, in f Blackmoor-street. In this, as in the former instance, the property was found in the possession of the prisoner. • Anne Kelly, charged with stealing a silver soup ladle, a counterpane, and four shirts, in the dwelling house of David Pollock, of Charing-cross, together with a silver watch, the property of James Gruby , the r apprentice to Mr. Pollock, was then tried. Mrs. Pollock deposed, that the prisoner lived with her as. servant ; and that, on the 4th of September, her hus band sent her word to Hampstead, where she then was, that the prisoner had run away. .She imme diately came to town, and on reaching home missed the articles charged in the indictment. An immediate inquiry was set on foot, and the ladle was found at the shop of Mr. Lawton, a pawnbroker, in Green streyt, Leicester-square ; and the prisoner, who was afterwards apprehent"ed, was rt•cognised as the per son who had pawned it. The shirts belonging to Mr. Pollock west also discovered at the same pawnbro ker's, and appeared to have been pledged in the months of May and June, preceding the departure of the, pris 'ner, and by her.—Guilty of stealing under the value of 40s. Susah:tah Morris, aged 19, and Ana Davis, aged 18, were indicted for stealing three pieces of ribbon in the shop of Mr. Maycock, a haberdasher, in Broad street,. St Giles's.—lt appeared that the prisoners went into the shop of the prosecutor to purchase some ribbon, and after having looked at several patterns, they at length bought one yard, value five-pence. -Soon as they had. left the shop the prosecutor missed 'a piece of ribbon, to which his attention had been par. titularly directed, from the prisoners having expressed a particular liking for it. He immediately desired his apprentice to follow and bring them back, which in did ; and on their return the prosecutor desired them to produce the piece of ribbon they had stolen, upon which Morris took out of her pocket a piece of i ribbon, but not that which he had missed. Finding, I by this, that they had taken more than one piece, he desired his apprentice t 3 go for a constable, and on his quitting the shop for that purpose, witness bolted the dour, and placed his back against - it. . The pri soners then demanded to be set at liberty, and on being refused, they fell upon the prosecutor, and scratched and beet him most severely. They were at length, however, secured, and in their possession were found two other pieces of ribbon.—They were both found guilty of stealing under the value of ss. • The following were convicted of felony, viz. Mary Thorpe and Judith Brown, for stealing £37 in Bank Votes, the property of J. Brewer ; J. Davis, for steal ing a handkerchief, the property of M. Borchart ; Eleanor Neale, for stealing a shawl, the property of J. Heath and S. Taylor ; C. Henry and J. Miller, for stealing two hats, the property of W. Adcock ; Plicebe Hutchinson, for stealing a shawl, the property of C. T. Brookes ; J. Brandon, for stealing three hats, the property of W.Cobble ; Mary Brown, for stealing two table-spoons, the property of W. Smith ; W. 13rainley, for stealing a jacket, the property of J. Bull ; Sarah Parker and Mary Jones, for stealing a hat, the pro perty of S. Anderson ; J. Johnson, fee stealing a jacket, the property of W. Spottiswood • T. Tucker, for stealing' 141bs of lead, the property of the London Dock Company ; W. Jones. for stealing two coppers, the property of T. Meek ; W. Wood, for stealing four stockings, the property of 'l'. Brown ; J. Patty, for stealing 56Ibs. of lead from the London Commercial .Sale Rooms ; Jane Elwin, for stealing a tea-tray, the property of T. B. Carrington ; ll.,Dixon, for stealing a trunk, the property of W. Bryant ; Hannah Balt stage, for stealing a piece of cotton, the property of J. Lamming; and J. Butts, for stealing a quantity of pork and beef, the property of J. Hodds. John Smith was indicted for feloniously presenting a gun, loaded with Wall, and pulling the trigger, with iinent to kill Benjamin Gower.- -Gower stated that he is a lighterman, and was employed in the West, India Docks, in which the ship Union, commanded by the pienner, lay. On the 12th of July last, the prisoner, because one of the rneQ would not take him on shore in one of the boats belonging to the Docks, . ordered one of his men to bring him a musket and a ball cartridge— that he loaded the musket, presented it at the witness, and, at ten yards distance, pulled the trigger, but the gun did not even flash in the pan. He was positive• the gun was presented at him. — W. Randall, another waterman, deposed, that Cap tain Smith asked him what he would take to put him on shore ? to vihich"he replied, a glass of grog, or vbAt he liked. Captain S. then looked over the ship's side, and said there were two Dock boats, and 'he would goashore in one of them for nothing. This the witness seid lie should not do f on which Capt. S. got his gun, and pointed it at hitn.-06 his cross-ex- ; aminaticen being 4sked whether he had not clapped I his hand on his posteriors, and said, " if you are for I firing, there is a mark for you ?" • he admitted that he did clap his . hend to his side.—Here the Learned Judge ( Helen) interfered, by tellieg the Jury that they mu..t be satisfied, as well as hue was, that this was by ne means a ca.e in: to be brooglit befoie them. The Jury immediately acquiesced in this; and, with out a moment's hesitetion, acquitted the prisoner. The following were also acquitted,-via. W.Newman, P. Barchnan, Ann Robinson• ; mkt William Goodwin, who was acquitted on account of insanity, and ordered to remain. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. IQ UIgANCE.-TIIII ICING V. TAYLOR AND CRAWLEY. , • This was an indictment, charging the defendants with a nuisinc..., and the following Nets came out in evidence :—Taylor, it appeared, resides in Dudley.'s court, Clown-street, St. Giles's ; and Crawley, who is a carpenter and builder, had been employed to lay the ;foundation of a house there for him ; in doing this, it was necessary to remove a considerable quan- thy of rubbish, whkh was taken from the trench in wlich the foundation was sunk. This rubbish the . ..iefendant Crawley had laid in the street, near the end of the court, where it was lying on the 20 th of June last. On that evening, about eleven o'clock, Bond, the pg,secutor, who is coachman to a Gentle man named Eves, who lives in Portland-place, was proceeding with the carriage to the Opera to take up his master, when,' on turning into Crown -street, the earrlage passed over the rtrltsilds in question, and he vat. -&01m . from she bat isideiciiived-tico wounds in rationt—but the above are Wad to the many thousands w►o have b •en restored to ►ight withoat ihe hazard of any surgical operation whatsoever—one of wboat waa restored to sight of at eye, at Newton-ups , - .yr, wh.401 b id been blind lifty•six yt•ars! and another at Duarte who bad bets in total dartnetn hfty three year 4 ! by the use ~ f the Mel r ms sent hr M r , an d mr.cw. .•, . e . . . . ' 'beheld, had one rib broken, and was otherwise se- . TO THE EDITOR OF TILE STAR. Merely injurcel. Charles Saunders lives at the corner of Dudley-court, and remembers the rubbish being . (Copied from the Instructor of the Sth instant.) laid there ; part of it was put there on the 19th, and DEAR S in— l n consequence of my having received the remainder on the 20 th ; there was up wards of a letter from a friend of mine in Norfolk, advising me two cart loads of it, and it WAS lying near two yards to publish in your valuable Paper, an account of some from the kirb-stone ; he sat up till eleven o'clock on recent Cities, I beg leave to send you the following purpose to warn persons passing by, and had just shut extracts, although I confess it does not appear to rite his door when the accident kappened to Bond. The to be a necessary measure, :liter having presented witness afterwards lodged an information against the your readers with nearly six thousand Cures, since defendant Crawley, before a Magistrate, for the nue July 1808—But were it requisite, I could fill every I &ince, and he was fined .ss. the defendant, however, page of the STAR, with Cures performed here, and at still continueekthe nuisancethere fora week-afterwards. tele Royal General Dispensary in High Holborn, since Mr.Reveiens, on the part of the defendant, cross- Januar y last; in. p roof of which nearly 100 persons, examined this witness, when the following dialogue who were literally blind in one or both eyes, presented passed between them : themselves here, yesterday and this day, (at one Counsel—You ire a shopkeeper ?—Yet. o'cl ock, ) in order to return thanks for their recovers', Counsel—You sell candles ?—Yes. and from most of whom not ls. has beets receited ! ! Counsel—And coals ?—Yes. I am, Sir, yourls, &e. JOHN WILLIAMS. . Dated No. 3, Red Lion-square, Sept. 3, 1811. Counsel—And have Irish lodgers ?—Yes. Copies of Letters from Four out of yearly Five Hundred Counsel—You purchase old iron ?—Yes. Aisne ants. Counsef—And old brass ?—Yes ; I would buy e EYES TO Tat BLIND." some brass of yoteif I thought it was honestly come by. Copy of a Letter from Mr. David Adams, Dundee, N. B. dated Mr. Wneson--(the Chairman) —The Learned June 10, 1811, giving an account of one 8010 ULIND, also set one Gutta Screnna, and two Cataract Cases: Counsel has no brass to spare. ' " Dear Friends - 1 have one patient who 'was band by Guru. It appearing that the defendant Taylor had given Serenna, has experienced a considerable chalice. She now begone no orders to Crawley to lay the rubbish there, he was to a. to walk a little without a guide. Another lost her sight by acquitted. Crawley was found guilty, and sentenced small pox, and whose eyes never appeared to g row ; 'ha since your invaluable Medicines have bete applied to her eyes, to pay a fine of selo, and to be imprisoned one month they are corning forward and growing, so as wonderfully in the House of Correction. • to fill up the snckets. —B. H. is also makitig progress. The in- pupil of one Eye was completely w i t h w hit e,Queered Elizabak Cottcn, and Jolla Cotton, her son , were (this was person straight before Ler; I). E. dieted for assaulting Sarah ,Branstone and William ghouleel ep, yet she now sees a covered4aylierle • l i gh a f e, so w o as n a b gt o i rn lal ,r i d nd s % ; va a s t c fl u v u e c yea i r t s u of ag e 't h e- Hilday. There was nothing interesting in the detail of the assault. Mrs. Cotton having knocked Mrs. a surgeon of eminence. The light increased by means o y f e 'the Branstone down, and beat her severely whilst on the operation, and continued about a week, but darkness succeeded!! Whent Eye; Edinburgh, and underwent a similar operation in the ground ; and Mr. Hilday, coming up to rescue her, t y in e t ; ai t l b y e a s c a n me si c:cu i m i stance succeeded the op e ration. Ai whilst in the act of raising her up, was knocked down ter Con ..e time in the Asylum fur the Blind in by John Cotton, the son. The Jury found both the that City, li . er returned n a g ain, hopeless, to his native plate. Is defendants Guilty, and the Court sentenced them to November last he became a patient to your other Assistant, the Rev. Mr. Campbell ; aad in the course of a few months attend one month's imprisonment. ance on that Gentleman and myself, could see to walk throe b Jame: Hawker, an ironmonger, and Benjamin Percy thi s t own without a guide, a n d could chatterer the masts o f i d o lg i i• and Joselth Par, his journeymen and apprentice , were at least a tud e distant ! ! B. M. daughter of George Murdoch , ' of a dieleete constitution, suffered in one eye all her life, yet by indicted for a riot and assault at the house, and on the person, of Charles Scharr, the prosecutor, on the ri e tt r r a era itr I: in l y ,v o e ur tha M t e h d a ic s it iK tes e , i los been able to see to read a during err whole tile ... J. B. Li eu y ( c 'n un t use less u t ia r g es u pe a c i l ct wi t t o h her, , 3d of April last.—Mr. Scharr stated that he was a could nut see to pass by a chair, yet (after in attendance Ca tailor, residing in Prince's-street, Cavendishesenere.— taracts, Having let his apartment in the be innin of March of sit worths), can now see to pick up a pin! I Eloping theg g above will gratify you, and earnestly wishing you encteaslng sue • last to General Elvers, who was to come to them on cess it: your import:sot diacevery, I ant, yours, &c. the Sth or 9th of that month, and wanting a stove to e DAVID ADAMS" put into one of the rooms, he went to the defendant "To Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Oculists, No. S, Red Lion- Rtwkes, and ordered one, who promised to send it by klu - Re ""d"." that day ; he did not, however, till some time after, Copy of a Letter from the Lady of George Sutton, Esq. Magis tvraiu•e, Mrs.Scur . flrld, Mil. Russell, and Miss Rusteell,velau also and when he did send one, it was not according to u r u e t s e t i: i r t ed tl p ite at r ed se tsc iee k s tt p m r . o ur ho s r T e r u e b s ti A cte rt a l ti e d g rads good is the order. He, however, promised to send another the by a certain day, and continued promising and disap - ' " At y our re q uest we have transmitted to I- you an account of pointing till the 3d of April, on which dug the Ge- our niece,' here, and in this neighbourhood, by the application ot your It entrusted to our care ; we love the Ilsrpillslie neral coming, he bought another stove, and sent back to your say l tha t is , ) 1 n the eli of e at ot site t llloo ab l he o l n . ly, we have . (through that he had frone the defendant. The defendant soon..esittenpuf complaints s r i t =r after came to the prosecutor% house, and much abuse creatures who were IL e ouri u ng ut!der variou s .w passed bttween them, and he attempted to strike the Eye; and 'Flelids Eyelids; (several of whom were "'Mt severely :acted) It would i be tedious to detail the whole to you ; but the f o llowing prosecutor, but was prevented, and turned out of the , tio;t es s . t e d t you t,t atten house by General Elwes' servaat. Soon after this he h w e il t l ru co t ri o d f e w r h d i e c ie h er w eir e i c g a p s ari l ic d ul e ar notice and returned, accompanied by the other' defendants ;—a "W i 1 4 1: aln liana:mid, aged 13 years, when an ii sl i t faA ll. caught a riot and confusion ensued, and a fight took place be- violent cold, attended with a'great discharge from his Er s, which left of,e . Eye nearly blind; be raa pow sue the letters sit wee tween the prosecutor's apprentice and the defendant film the al e s sut l—MAlre Hooter, t Par ; this collected a mob together, but after the '; r l h , l .`,``,".r r ' ll ie n spr ea d lier i E j e l f il l . t , i , fight was over, in which the prosecutor ' s apprentice het , ii;lit very bad, and she had all the aipearTaesae vil kof n g c ni h s r 4hl f i c it.i l ; was victor, the mob was dispersed, and the riot. en- b u t by persevering is ter use at your invaluable Medicines, the film is nearly dispersed, and she can now make use of her needle', 1 d ed. This was the riot and assault. The Jury, after wlrch before she was not able to dn!! J. Hawthorn , aged patiently hearing the case,acquitted all the defendants. ' savatere TEARS, has been blind in one Eye by a camas* ! many years, the other Eye for two years had grown so dim, BGW-STBEET.—Tuesday eveniog Nary West was that he has not been able to work, or even scarcely tow ' h ieway fnan place to place, e s pecially in the evening, yet he has .1 brnught to this O ffi ce, having been apprehended the .s o far recovered his sight, as to be again enabled to follow his for pt eceding night, with a bundle in her possession, con- : finer occupation, as a tailor, and to real :arga print without spec twining a silver cream-jug, two table-spoons, several ' tackle .e lady very from GallllS,Td s iged Lentril TZARS who is ofa tea-spoons, gown-pieces, cotton stockings, new dimi. I n e rvous habit, added to which, has been alllictrel upwards ty, and calico, a number of pawnbrokers' duplicates;t s pecks, so years with lußlmmation In both eyes, accompanied se kik eck uth sa increased t and a n etiil eiirttr. ar g inei l l u t ofa fi ction theba . its, rtuniccuhhatel of beets reps drat!` t 3 and various ether, thinea, f‘a . the possession of which n as she could give no satisfactory account, eitlicr tit the ; some ne:.7- relatives, so as to render her nearly-blind—to the time of her apprehension, or before the Magistrate.— i tonishment of every one, although weatteritled to her ease only I 21 days, yet the Inflammation Is coneiderably ahated,and the balk She was therelore committed for re-examination. she much kfr tuekt reduced, she(.lz mistakes amuse h erself at raids teen by candle mer of one-third of the money seized is a great incite- • and saw abj tits in Ilse road ow Ment to activity atnong - the Revelfue Odicers. A '.err return which she could not no her journey to this place; yet curious circumstance o; cnrred laet'week in the neigh- ' we could not prevail on I er to remain any reeve. ken , he . c .,,,„. e nections r , as , we feel cone - idea her sight would have been mare cu bourhood of Deal :—A man with i light covered cart ihy improved. was nerrouly watched, and ebserv,ed to put on beard eWe think it only justice to your Medicines and method of a fishing- - mock several square packets, marked . treating diseased Eyes and Eyelids, to send you the above (ai, 15,000, 5000, 2009,' dot. &c. They were instantly! front our own knowledge) for the benefit of others who may be seized, and the men taken into custody ; but on in-lafa'mi s , ter ' y o ur and°4 , a W e s h e a ig e h e e we hav e e ten greal pleasure in obligedali"thr and m : ' ll' (5i lln air, ) your ost vestigation by the proper of fi cer, they were foiind to i obedient haullile servant! asa be Schemes of the present small State Lottery of only I e G :+1.... I vII. " VUIOTIIiA SCURFICI.D. 1.1,500 Tiekets, and the marks were the varied Ca- I "It Russ - en.. '" E. Russxtt., Assistalits." Attested before ns, two of his Majesty's Justices pital. Prizes, winch the fisherman Was employed toi of the heetee e for an t h e County set Durham, d for h distribute on beard the • ships in the Downs, all of fNo rth Rile v e of the County of Yui k, whichwill be decided on Tuesday the 22d of October. : the 6th day of Apr.! , 1811. Ceo. SUTTON, (1..5.) Monde); a hackney "coech, containing d a rool • pwn . , l'o „, Mr. arid Mrs. Williams, Ocu li sts, 11. - -1. St etirtt , k i...5.) gets, on its wey- to Edmonten Fair, Woke down - on . ''' Red bus-imluarc ' Etl"l". Extract of a Letter iron Mr. A. Leslie, dated Peterhead, Scot- Stamford-hill, by which Buck, foreman to an land, July r.i, i 211, accouming f0r417 Patients, (roar 12 months undertaker in Old-street, had his thith, and a vionian , al toed y a ws of age, al( +hew be t to•ed.. her arm,* dreadfully fraetneed. I My D.ar f den 's--.since Vtatioebeen ellieUsteil with your in deli-ens' Patients, all of whom were Wormy' are the mast frequent nieces of Ch • vaitial le Medicines, I have F.t.l u 7 Oases. Their symptoms every parent and guardian r truch afflicted h wlth various d'-ales co the Eyes and Eye-lists, Reel wastottialsi of.children should be acquainted with. They occasion n r ie ' m rit, l l " Of wil l om have t3 re l . t c t eTiv Y :d itr be 4 a ilt-e ag • e' and l a ' ll to se ni koti y loss of - appetite, a paleness of the-colour of the face, with eiatkielte except two, who, Jvhigit they did not chut e to emaciation, and irregular state of th e bowels, atten- allow tee/ infer they were benefite.i, by chit rvirg them follow [fed after with violent pains ; they bring on sorer.- ' their guides along the streets, ia,ae.a/ sf Wu , : Li by shoo, which sions, they affect the growth of the body, and they • wevaereeteserneLsesde‘s•hiethn weakthey fi s r i st ht lie u c n a d m i e ra tu ir u d it E ents. e SsvFi k var drove fatal, : by ending in a cons u mption or decay.— cured—rove with specks, two ‘ of whom aregose y" away . , theirsig ht llY Both as a preventative and cure of these alarm' bebtg fully re:coven/1, and the specks entirely disappeared. The complaints, Cling': Patent Worm Lozenges is univer; mho. t wo are now on the list, but are improving every day. sally allowed, on the testimony of the highest chain- : e 'l: t he r rest, ipLtitotcipcaullryedafal or r c v ted r with cloudy andfi dim sighs, are ail One instancea,. years o f m e l tors in this . coantry, both in rank ,and respectebilite, ' cal; l i e tot P a e v r o:d particularising — y A man sensibl y b ene fi ted. of 50 to have no equal. The public approbation given to work , e from agb api.lied to uni, aft`er being obliged to give over Lie the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its won.. solute pain in one Eye. which was inflamed and swoln prodi elerful success in their own families, stamps its meritry . the Eye itself was covered with corruption and blood and w• wznitung to sink, but I have the pleasure to add, that in giously, beyond competition, and gives a sanction to it, of i 19 days lie was perfectly cured!! Which -no other medicine of the kind can boast.— ° " D-ar Friends, yours sincerely, A. iefseir." Parents and others who have the care of children Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Oculists. 3, Red 'don-square, London should have this remedy as a family medicine to re- Mr. Maclean, dated Newton: Extract of a Letter from the Rev. 4, My dear upon-Ayr, Scotland, August '20,1811. sort to, whenever the stomach or bowels of children ls Friends— Since n thappy wro t e l. s y ou last, l u hav e had col) , nre any way disordered, which it will alwayi be one new patient , yo u, bLe a raffi e" icteti found to relieve. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. sctitially bene fi ted in less than six weeks. He y h Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternostt r-row, its his eyes for seven years, three set which the ri g ht eye was co red with a cataract°, the other was making rapid pro g ress to tiwdo years g lw toted not read any and retail by Belem and Sharp, Portsmou'h ; Hall ve . pr a u lid re i s i and .Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory w or a e r i d e l t b e hn' ut dn su c e ss h I a:b s e u ei t i h t a l t le fo r r a l i ri n g u e t; Si, sight, h i: am s er r eimeet, and Jones, Portsea ; Trewman, Exeter ; Cookwor. that ho is now shit to read a Ilex thy, Glenville, Gilbert and Hoxland, Plymouth ; his own declaration, improved every day, wilt 'he coo u t ; Newb but lustre a family at a 4i ery, Dublin ; Baxter and M'Donald, Glasgow . _stetter, he was otalis the necessity of returning home ; nevertheles, he proecot Nit ppsible, to return Smith, Manderston, Scott and Cargill, Edinburgh ; again, and give your excellent fvletl i .ci , :e a fair mat —Yours, ac. oruttwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, Hull ; Gregson , ALIZAKThiII MAC/EP/014" and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, Man- To Mr. and Mrs. Williams, :ate. &e. . / chesty' . ; Bowen. Norwich ; Knott end Lloyd, Bire Norce-41i esteem may.ltapre Medicines seat into the cue: 1 , 1 a d smostimedicins try. lif aeplication (Post free ) to Mr. and Mrs. W. with reference min ham ; Gregory, Brighttne ;. hi Town tor the accustometlfees,Scc. Iste. Venders, in Boxes at 23. D. and is. 64. tact. • All —ca assets are deemed incurable except by Surgical Opt:- oselsest. . . ... bilked tor a I VeI..AP WI at .•‘. La Careveryesee, au' at thr Ufa:, - I crtplo Lae At fie hectic of his rxerlienev's Principal de Cunha, Etyma* Ayres, the Lily of William Cook, Esq. Surgeon to The Fun s% of a son. On the NI inetart, at Ba *Mitch Church, France. iltoulr, Lam. late Captain in his Majesty's first rtgitnent of Lae Guards, to Mis Ball, of Hob. On the lith tosttnt, 1. R. Heath, Fag. of Queen-equate, Sophia, daughter of Dr. Tilavd, of loicester-snare. _ _ DIED. On 11-z nth instant, at Lambeth, far advanced In life. Mr. I. e 6. lit was nywards ui litty var. a eueetant suantiant on the lkiroti lily an.l Gentry at the Kiar. Concert of A.se ,, n• wait. lt~.Mt Sun rises :;un sets, 11110'5:tr.44% .50 inquiet' after S lO minutes aver 6 25 oakum* after 7 1 - 1101 - 1 WATER A: LONDON IhttlX; . 34 Malt -A dr er ' II Afternour 1 . Ao 1 LIMA., CONSUMPTION, WIN ...11. i..01.A.114, WHISh ZING, &c. .. THE ASTHMATIC HERB aid OXYMEL-. 1 ./.. In the Asthmatic Herb Fnbacco, the luinefol pnyerrles of she Stramonium is comtiletedy oierected, and 'to henrficial elects is Asthma, &c. ranioted 'Elie fume 01 ties Frepss anon tabor i into the lungs storing smrialcM!, efTectaally allays dirt ni-rhid i irrlietion which is the cause o: euliv...a, t`t.: short dal.: g c,,kys„ and wherein ; and the Oxym4, by pro nrenig eroei tor - anon, • qiiieung She circidat inn, and inipn.virg :be geceitil b ..t'ili, basis caPjaneticie succeeded in tbe cure at cam; of Aniluna ant as sumption, thzt were declared by 'lll 5ta.:1.:41 attendants brielers; wither/out instances of which are pulrlished in the I.st • diti 4. (the St h) of Mr. Fisher's familtarTreatise on thew diseases. price 2s.Cid. The Prepared Hub and. Oxymel are sold only in 1. - Intion by Hauls, corner u: at. Paul's Cilla:c't-yard ; Pefter ail Ron, S% Pail. anici it..s: r eet ; Baena, 1 50, Oz:nrd-road ; Butte, in, Bermes. terve: ;Newberry, Dublin; Linda, Islamist-see ; Barry and Sloe?. paid, Bristol; Turner and Akcultra.l, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Friths and Son, Worcester; BMus and Keen?, liath; Brass, Hull; Joni, Oxford; Walker, Gloucester; Hodgson, Cam , Bridge; Rellaston, Coventry ; Minshull, Lancaster; Drury and I Son, Uncuin ; Eddevres, Shrewsbury ; Capam, Newark; Clan ' ter, Newcastle-tinder-Line; Simpson, Wolverh minor); Su:too, Nottingham; Ilorrby, York; Poole, Chester ; Care, Liverpool, Hooker, Ipswich ; White, Wisheath; Holroyd. Mahlon ; Knink 1 and yd, Birmingham, Searle, Leedi ; Billings, Liverpool; • Brodie and Co. oaltshury ; Belem, Portsinnuth; Gore,iliilamietli; IWilson, Strnue.watir ; Itooe, Stamford; Frogany, Drogheda, Ireland; Trueman and San, F.itetir ; Skelton, Sontbaeripese. ADVICE WHEN tlat of Ethic's:ion and professional skill Use persevering end‘avouts to illacreu: the Mug sate awdl certain rriethud of treati..g a film p, i vaitt,g liasee.... t he s a ear o. ful result of their experteuce is ibe hest proof of superiority. Idioms:GOSS and Co. Futileons, Lave been indur-ed to tusk* the cute of the lolioveing the o:jeet of then (.articular study, viz, a certain Disorder, frequently cuotracted in a moment of tools cation. and its concomitants, Striveires and Gleete, which, lay i an Unproved plan, are speedily eel effectually cured; as also &- I blity, ',tether aristr.g from bacchanal:an indulgences, hog rol deuce in warm e:imairs, or a secret solitary vita, too ottta on- I happily pursued by the Twill of both s. ess, in the cue causing I sterility or tuirrennese, sail in the other a immeroostrain of nee. ! Vulls dibcases, w h ich, it oat 'dimly remedied, terminate in lot -1 potence and Consuraptiva. to tau di...tress:4 state ofdebnicy at 1 , deficiency, whether the come-Tumor of such baneful habits, or ! arsing from any eater caner, bi which the powers of the OM& i lotion become enfeebled, a, re , ulerly educated Surgeons of Lea -1 don, they oiler a arm, suit, and rpeedy restoration to sound sail ivigorous health. 1 The result of a hug and extensive practice has enabled dums. by a superior me:hod, to remove venereal c!miplalots, howler, invet,rate or complicated, without subjecting the wise to the least nstra'so in diet or ezercise ; and in recent e. wiser* ale early application is made on dt.eovery of the iofectiu they frequently j erform a era in the short "Lae of [wade 'I he unprecedented weer,- of t\elr mode of reeteremt (whidit has never been k!-.nwn to fail In one sen i le instance In a prze; Itire of 15 years, during which period many thousand persons of both sexes kave been cured, even after severe and hiktrissea niethods had been Pursued by ether Practitloners without effect), induces them to thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively tuofetsing the care ethane particular complaints, in order that they may no- he marked by a atistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the igno- rant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, that they have been properly educated and initturl into every breech of the profession (certificates 01 which. ham different hosp:cale, cod testimonials front the most eminent Phystclatis, they have to eon %tore any inquirer), that the suceess feinting (turn their index- Uits first Induced them to quit rise yract!ce 44 the several Pra4.4. . ti toner, and tLer presume that their pretensions tronstinste a fad 'ground tor the urprecedratted conUence v ith which they have, by the public, been so liberally Immured. Patients io that country are requested to state the particulars of their case, age, aid manner of living, incitieng a Iltuk Note, furt.ilvice and medicines, and the same will he far:yarded to any part of the lungdunt.—OUsS and Co. Surgeons, 13, Bouverisi. s•re-t. Fleet-rivets 'fl) THuivtAS I A I.OR, ESQ. No.IP, NEW BRIDGE-STREET, LONDON. SIONOUaZD SIR, IBEG leare to inform you, that ewer since the year 1790,1 had been afflicted with the Luce Venens ; whiall,frons its obstinately resistirg every course of medicine prescribed by tin most inufner.t of the faculty here, and undergoing several severs ..unrses of saßvalon, and twice discharged from the liospltal,wt 4s tide relief, wte.:ld appre to he of the most inveterate ratan.. In the %ems of Lot feat my dieorderhad got to smelt a bead, as leariy to put a -viol to sty existeuce. I had aline ulcer on the crown of my head, one on tack arm, and my legs were brakes tint in a frightful manner; any right was dreadfully painful. sod had been in a state of ulceration tor the last seven years; my left had also two codes upon it, was very much discoloure.!, ante gavot• ate such excruciating pain, particularly when warns in tied, as eorly to deprive me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was re Commended by Mr. I. Thompion, ,who received so Onset a cure by them here,) to go* your Leak'', Patent Pills, which I began to do on the tt•ith May ; in Cie course tat a fon:nigh . I' beta' to receive bet win—in little more than a month the ulcers ..n my head and arms were soundly healed—soon after, the 'meson 1 ,1 kg healed also: leaving, however, considerable discolout, • tion lu the skin, and pain in the bone of the lets, sg:tieh, by the blessing of Gud, and a little longer perseverance in Fairy ine4:t.a • bit Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, ttle stun regatimig itsnatural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually ;tato' off---1 thus became, by your lie nl advice and tnodlcie.e, perfecti y free teens my former complatuts—have mowed my former spirits and strengtb, and ant beccme jolly mut fat, in which statehaviog cia:;• tinued many months to the astontslusitnt of all who knew me, I aua eta loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you fur the good or other .id.' , ring mortals, to make this my c•;u: as public as possible, as t stall on every Decrial—in to do:ng yule will greatly oblige, sir, your grateful obetliect very lannit , le see. vant, ALEN. MURICY.H., Swan's Close, Iligh-street, Edinburgh. Prepared and mid •by the sole Woo ietor, Thomas Tayltr, Member of the Royal Celine of Surgeons in Loodon,at his honue, No. 9. New Bridge-street ; where, after a constant residence lot more than 40 years, is a practise particularly directed to the Core of Venereal Complaints, and those iccidenral to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy wh eh most of his prufessiou should always observe Is sock cases, he CIS. nen himself, the a•lvice and assistance be gratultousli adze!. asters to persons takiug this Medicine, willbe esteemed, hy a eds. ceniing Public, as an advautage seldom attained sad cold Of all antbistiity. 'They are also sold by his appointment, at the Perfunwes. We. 33, St. Alban's-street, kJ! Mall ; the 'Foy-shop, No: tis• `, , rti-street ; Mr. De:borough's, No. 7, •'t riV•P uosite the Monument; a.tel by one i•et so 4 is era ry ((ft 4,ler,iiiir town iu Eni.lar.il, SccAn totes only its: J. ruch e setlod tfp Whit • Altana plain din:camas, wherthor persons *fat her sex inav ur iusswal• es w th ease and trews • . Tr: •