Star. — London, England, 1807-08-27 00:00:00

.POLICE. Massone•'House.—Yesterday the Lord Mayor's Court►ate at a very earl♦ hoar ; and the only par. titular that traniPired defervinc notice, WAS the ma Dominion of John Laing, who is bound over to give evidence at the etifuing Seffions on the trial of But. lock, a wine merchant, and a bankrupt, to whom he ems porter. The circomflances ►efpeaing Bullock having appeared in our Paper on feveral occafions, we do not think it necefliary to repeat them. 'Otist.ostacs. John Bag —ln this cafe, the aceu. fere and the party arcufed were both of them of the family of St.' Capin. and if we may judge of the valour of the 'stiffener by the thargesof his opponents, he would have contributed his fhare to the glotions day of Aginc• tut, had he ferved under the command of our Fifth Harry. It teems, that two Mr. Dents live in New Court, Cripplegate, and are engaged in the ufeful occupation of fhoemakers, but unfortu nately do not belong to the eftablilbed fociety of this trade, which, from its interior dillurbances, has lately excited fo much attemion. Mr. Ball is in that department of the trade technically called a boot clofer, and is a regular member of that numerous corporation. It appeared, that Mr. Ball indulged a little natural jealotify, that thefe perfons fhould reap the fruits of his lucrative profeffion without having a formal Diploma, and he was therefore difpofed to give them frequent indications of leis dtfpleafure ; until at laft, a little accident octalioned his indigna• tion to be inflamed beyond all endurance. Mr. Ball, who lives in the fame court, mingling divertion with profit. kept (me poultry, which fubfifted en the liberality of his neighbours ; the Mr. Denis were willing to participate of the fame amufement and advantage, and purchafed a male of the fame fpecies, which intruded upon the repofe of the feathered fe males of Mr. Ball's family. Thus irritated, Mr. Ball throat his fill, and condefcended to expectorate full in the face of his neighbour. This complaint was laid before the Magillrate, and witnelfes on both fides were called, who repeeively confirmed the depofi• tions of their principals. After a long and patient examination of the nature and extent of the charge. and of the teftimony by which it was fupported, Mr. Ball was permitted to depart with a revere reprimand. HATTON CAROM—Hannah Brown was charged with robbing her furnifh:d lodgings in Saffron Hill, of two Iheets, a blanket, and a quantity of glares.— In her abfence, her landlord fcarched her apartments, on fufpicion, haring mi ff ed his bed clothes, and the pleas were found in the room, tied up in a hand kerchief, and had been taken from a room up Rairs. ]'he bed clothes were found at a pawnbroker's, in confequence of force duplicates being taken from the prifoner. She confeffed the fait, and faid (he was forced to it by dißrefs. The prifoner was committed For trial. Stephen Cooper, who defcribed himfelf as a farmer of Northamptoo !kite, complained to the Magißrates that there had been Wien from his fields in the latter end of June laR, a bode, which he bad put there to graze ; arid that after long (catching, he traced his bean, through the hands of a man named Fells, re fident in Gofwell (freer, City Road, who fold him to a man named Thredgow, the keeper of a livery liable, in whole poffeffion the boric now is. He had brought Mr. Fells, who, he Paid, came moil readily to account how he had come polteired of the boric. Mr. Fells Rated, that he had bought the honk of a man named Rowden, in Smithfield, for which he paid him Cs pounds, and bad again fold him with lime little profit. He believed Rowden paid the fame money for the horfe to a honk dealer named Saunders, whom he himfelf had teen frequently in Smithfield, and particularly on the morning he bought the horfe of Row•den. ,At this moment one of the officers raw Rowden paffing by the window, and he was called in, and proved he had purchafed the bode of Saunders. whom be knew to be a boric auSioneer and falefman, in the Commercial Road. A man named Straightbow, who had originally Old the boric to Fatnser Cooper, proved that he faw the bean in Saunders's pc fLiEon within a week from the time it was Rated to have been nolen. The Magifirates, upon this, thought proper to or der Saunders to be fummoned to appear before them. WORSHIP STRElT.—Yenerday Michael Scales was convifted in the penalty of 40s. and cons, being charged by the 'nukes of the toll gate at the Stones End, Kingiland Road, with paring through the Paid gate with 34 limp, and refuting to pay the accunotned tolls. Sadler was convided in the like penalty for palling through Kingfland turnpike gate, with a cart, and returning with another, with only one ticket, with intent to defraud the laid trunees. Monday afternoon, as early ai four o'clock, fame •illains broke into the nables of T. Leach, Efq. one of the Divifirmal Magifirates. at Hampftead, and carried off all the bridles, faddles, and other portable articles. ANECOOTV.—GeneraI MURAT, Grand Duke of Berg, after his elevation to the rank of a Prince of the French empire, halted, about the dole of the IA war, at a (mall town in Germany. The bread pro. aided for his table happening to be of an inferior qua. lity, the belt baker in the town was ordered to attend him, to receive inftruaions refpeeting this neceffary of life. Accordingly, the Aid de-Camp ordered a ba ker, who had been long ellabliflied in the place, to wait upon the Prince immediately. The baker ob. ferved, to the no Hale furprize of the Officer—" It is nfelefs my going; the Prince will never employ me." He declined Rating any reafons ; but the order cf the M!ffenger being peremptory, he waited upon Mu a AT, with whom he Ilaid about ten minutes. As he quitted the houfe, he obferved to the Aid du Camp, u I told you the Prince would not employ me ; be has dif miffed me with this;" difplaying a purfe of ducats. On being preffed to explain the reafon of this fingular conduft—he replied, " the Prince Murat, when a b o y, was apprenticed to a bifcuit baker in the South o f France, at the time I was a journeyman to him ; and I have often thre(hed the Prince for being idle ; the moment he Taw me jug now, he inflantly recol !died me, and, without entering into the fubjeet of our old acquaintance. or of that which led me to his pretence, he heftily took this purfe of ducats from the drawer of the table where he fat, gave it me, and or dered me to retire. THE ARMY. The framing is an authentic Copy of the Panto• SlTioxs relative to the STATE of the ARMY, &C. pre fented to the Hotife of Commons on the 13th ult. by Mr. WINDHAM nn the one fide, and Lord CASTLE• RIAGH on the other— MR. WINDHAM. I. That the et/calve finength of the Army vas, Regulars. Militia. Total. On the tft of March, 18.)6-173 6c9. 75482 248.782 On the tft of March, 1807-181.856 77,211 259,067 A redudtion having In the mean time taken place, of a local corps 013,020 men and upwards, in the Wand of Ceylon. LORD CASTLER VAG H. 1. That the increafe of 8456 men, as Rated, in the Regular Army, between March 1806 and March 1807, has been produced by 2,9 a men received from the frith Militia, and 3 541 under the Additional Force Ad.—Total 6,450 men ;—vathout which aids (drdudling our lobes in Egypt and South America, viz. 2.185 men, which appear in the Effedives of the Army on the IR March, 1807) the Army would have dccreafcd, under the regulations &a blillted in June, 806, in the number of 379 men That the Regular Army has been progrelbvely inereafing, pre vious to the eftabliihment of the mew fyltem of kvying men, as follows; the amount being, On the aft July, 1804 Ditto = BOS Ditto 0.06 MR. WINDHAM. 141.70 262,.997 175.997 That the provifions of certain Ade of Parliament pared during the year ;806, and having in view the better ordering of the Army, and the Improvement of the condition of Non•eoet miQioned Officers and Soldiers. took effeet from the 24th of June in the laid year. 111. That from the aft of July following. the number of Re cruits ratted for the Regular Army, (exelobve of thole railed for Foreign or Colonial Corps, and 6so men fur a regiment com manded by the Hon. Colonel Dillon) was, In the firft period ef three months, ending/ -. 2 i .. ,. 1,...0,.. i on the aft October. ,s. ober. 18°6 - In the ad period, ending on the zit Janu. _ _. [ .., E 3,490 f, , 1 3.994 ary, :Soy • - c 4 in the 3d period, ending on the aft April, 3,335 II 5 25 , 341 day - - . 1 1 4 ~i• In the 4th period, ending on the aft Juiy,t 6,07 8 ff , 244'1 880, - - O, Z LORD CASTSaRBACH. HI. That the number ofßrermitsr;liedqu;terly for the Regular Army, between the tit of March, secs, and iit March, t 336, when the Repeal of the Additional Force Aet was determined on, was (ezelufive of Foreign and Colonial Levies, and of men tranf fcrrcd from the Militia) as follows—. IVumber Rate railed. per Ann. ift Q u arter ending tR July, aBcs - 4, 86 5 3 9,46 0 ad Quarter ending tit Dec. 18os - 4,23 s 1 r,OOB 3d Quarter ending aft Jan. iBa6 • 4,793 19,160 4th Quarter ending tft April t 806 - 6,096 24.88 e That the number of men railed as above, between IR April, 1835, and RR April, 1806. was so.cto3; the number between July 1806, and July 1807, 17,689, being ape kis than in the former year; whereas the number of boys included in the :7149, ex ceeded by tc76 the number included in the 20,003, the preceding year's produce. That the number of men obtained for Regular Service, including men transferred from the Militia (and exclufve of Foreign and Colonial Levies) was, between July :dos, and July 1806.33 693 men; between July 1806, and July 1807, a0,68t, being 13,012 men kfs than in the preceding year, exciufive of the Cervices of the men railed in the latter year being determinable in (even or ten years, according to the terms of their enliftment. That %WWII the number of men levied in the latter year was lets than in the former, as Rated in the preceding Refolutions, an an nual additional ch arge of 450,c0ci. in increafed Pav and Penfions to the Army has been incurred, as an encouragement to induce men to en/ift, being at the rate of a5l. per man on the number of men railed within the year; and which expence mutt be hereafter largely iocreafed, in proportion as the penfions on 14 and at years (entice come into operation. That during the former year the Recruiting Parties did not ex ceed in number 405 ; that in the latter year they have been in ereafed to t it 3, exclufive of 4co extra Recruiting Officers; and from Bth December tBc6, 54 fecond battalions have been recruit ing, under an intimation, that if they did not raife 400 men each in fix months, the battalions would be then re,:twed, and the 01. ficers placed on half pay; which extraordinary inereafe of the number of Recruiting Parties mutt be confidered not only as highly ' prejudicial to the difcipline and efficiency of the army, but as fo much expence incurred for the levy of men, as difiinguilhed front the performance of regimental duty. That whilft the number of men railed as above for the rerlar ferviee. has in the latter year been reduced, the proportion of defertions in the army (crying at home has been rather inereafed, the proportion being, in the five fucceffive bait yearly periods, as follows— Defertions in army at home, Jan. tBos to July illos, - a in 194. July tilos to Jan. tBo6, - - ain 152. Jan. tBc6 to July 1806, - - I M 275. July 1806 to PO. ILI, I in It 3. Jan. 1807 to July 1107. - - lln 136. MR. WINDHAM. IV. That on the 25th of °donee, 1806, the Bounty t Recruits was reduced—for the Cavalry, from ail. 81. to N. is.; and for the Infantry, .61. 6s. to it,. ti s. LORD CAsTLEREAGH. IV. That the expence of Lcvy Money for General Service has been reduced—for Cavalry, from 191. to 131 as. 64.; and for Infantry, from ial Ss. to di. us. 6d. But the term of ferric* has alfo been reduced, from fervice for life to fervice for ten and (even years, which fuppofe4 two additional periods of enliftment, and confequcntly two additional bounties in the courfe of a fervice of at years, exdufnre of the additional pay and penfions above referred to. MR. WINDHAM. V. That the numberof Recruits raifed for the Regular Army in Great Britain and Ireland. according to the .%djutaut General's Returns, was, in the firft fix months of By ordinary Additional Total. Recruiting. Force. i 80. f 6,736 4,187 10,923 tBo6 4 949 4.834 ' 10,783 1837 £1.413 - 11413 VI. That arnongft the numbers railed is the firß fix months of 1835, are included 3,389 railed by Officers recruiting for rank. LORD CASTLHLFL•H. VI. Tbat among the number railed in the firit fix months of 18.:7. being ['At.; men. 8035 have been railed by the 54 fecond battalions ; that is, by Officers recruiting to avoid rcdudtion. MIL WINDHAM. VII. That the men railed under the Additional Force Aet, were for home fervice say, and might be of any height not lets than five feet two inches, and of any age between 18 and 45. VIII. That in the Regular Army no man could be received but between the ages of til and 30. and of a height not Ids than five feet four inches ; the ftandard for men not entering for general fervico, but choofing their own regiments, being five feet five inches, and fur the Guards and Cavalry !till higher. LORD CASTLEREAGH. VII. and VIII. That, with the exception of 6,241 men tranf ferred to Carrifon Battalions, all mea railed under the Army of Referve and Additional Farce At. have been fince enlifted into the Line, being of the age and height required by his Majefty's Regulatiolls; and &move the men fo transferred to Oarrifon Battalions, are included all men who did not chute to enter for general terrine, without reference to age or height. M. WINDHAM. IX. That by , Recruits raifed by ordinary recruiting, are meant men raifed either at the bead quarters of regiments. or by the re eruking diftridts, late under the fuperintendance of the tapedtor GeneraL X. That according to the War OMee Return of Recruits for whom bounty has been drawn. as railed at the head quarters of regiments in Great Britain. and the Infpedior General's Return of the numbers railed by the Recruiting POlftridis, the produce of the ordinary recruiting was, during the Grit Liz months of At By By Ditto Head quarters Recruiting i . Total. of Regiments Dittrias in ~.ad . in G. Britain. 0. Britain. y 1,470 easy 9t2 4,709 1806 1-9084 l i9S7 953 3,944 1807 6,3 36 6.1 1S 2,396 11,047 st That the ember of ass wits irshisteered trolls Galatea to inalto4tsd links was claripg Os months Ending t July ago; . t.iss. 1 Jan. iso6 - *13 6 3- t July tBo6 • 14 1 3. 2 Jan. t toy - 741. Lnib CASTLERIACb. Xl. That the men volunteering from limited to unlimited fer vice, from fft July, tBc6, to tft January, tBn7. received ten guineas bounty for only extending their fervice from local to ge neral fervice; whereas before that period (the bounty being the fame) the men transferring themfelves to the line, exchanged their fervice, nut only from h o m e t o f ore i gn fervice, but from fervice, limitel in point of time to fervice for life ; and the men in the lat • ter period, who refuted to transfer their fervices, were ordered to be drafted into garrifon battalions. MR. IVINDHAM. XII. That the number of men who deferted from the army at home was, (luring the firft fix months of _ In Great Britain : In Ireland : tilos 3 in zoz s in to. 3806 t in at; 3 In los 1807 I In 293 1 in zos XIII. That the number of men who deferted front the Recruit • Ing Diftrids was, during the firft ilz months of 38os : in to 3806 - unto 3837 • tin tz TRANSPORTS. LOLD CASTL%RFACH. I. That the tranfpnrts at home, on the tft el March 18c6, c a ided of 380 !hips, and 87,717 tons ; of whi:h so fhipi and th 894 tons were fitted for foreign ferviee, and including tonnage tor 1,785 horfes. That the tranfports at home, on the 24th of March, 18 '7, were 73 Sip* and ifs, 468 tons, of which only 25 (hips and 7,807 tons were fitted for foreign fervice; there being an excels of ;07 ihips and 71349 tons at the former period, compared with the latter; and of is tips and 9,087 tons fitted for foreign ferviee ;. iu the latter period, the provifion was only for 148 horfes. 11. That the above pmvilion of tonnage,mi the 24th of March, vBo7,sof 73 (hips and 56,468 tone, would have been further re duced under the Orders of the 7 reafury of the 224 January 1807, In the amount of 29 tips and 8586 tons, had not the full execu tion of tL • above orders been prevented by the Contras of 17 be ing luch as to prevent their being paid off, and by nioe being under quarantine, having returned on the acith March preceding from the Mediterranean. HI. That the tranfporta on home ferviee, on the Bth of Angell 1807, confined of 4 01 Blips and Sada.; tons ; of which 67 atirs and 10.189 tons were fitted for foreign kr rice, including Wu a provifion f0r4,c89 buries. TRANSPORT OFFICE, AUGUST 12, 0107. RITURN OF THE AMOUNT Or TRANSPORT TONNAGE FOR HOME SERVICE, ON THE 2 4 TH OF MARCH AND BTH 0► AUGUST 1807; DMZ NGUI4IIINO CAVALRY TRANSPORTS FROM TROOP AND STORE SHIPS, AND ALSO COPPERED AND SHEATHED FROM THREE MONIII3 SHIPS. TROOP END SWISS SHIPS. Six Months Ships fitted for Foreign Service. I ThrreMontbs. Coppered. Sheathed. Ships No. Tons. No. Tons. No. Tons. March 24, tBo7, 20 6413 S 1,292 43 7,458 Auguft 8, 2807, 43 23,543 14 4. 0 39 189 34.795 CAVALRY AMPS. - - - - Si: Months Ships fitted for Foreign I Three I Total Service. Months. Number Coppered. Sheathed. Shins. of No. Tons. No. Tons. No. Tam. Motes Mar. 24 ,18 07 --•— 3 7 8 % 4 78 1 4 8 Asti 8,1807 a 379 8 2 , 123 '4 S 2 7P.S 4, 08 9 RUPT. GEORGE J. D0L.,1.,S AMBROSE SERI.E G. H. TOWR Y J. BOWEN. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Magiftrates and Council of Perth have rcfolved to prefent the following gentlemen to the four parillt churches, viz —The Rev. Patrick Slight, Mlniiter of Bonhill, to the Eaft t burch and part& ; the Rev. William Thomfon, Minifter of Delve!, to the Middle Church and patifh ; Mr. Daniel Mackenzie, preacher of the gofpcl in Prr:h. to the Well Church and parifh; and the Rev. John hnlay, Miniftcr of N:drillon, to the Church and parith of St. Paul's. Hi 4 Grace the Arcbhillsop of Canterbury has collated the Rev. Gerrard Thomas Noel, A B. to the vicar;.ge of Rainham, void by the celLon of the Rev. Charles Barton, l). 1). the Taft incumbent. BIRI HS. At Farley hill, Bert% on Monday the 17th infant, the Lady of William Alves, Efq of a fin. Lately, the wife of Mr. S. Lamprey. attorney, Maidftone, of a fon MARRIFD. At Esfinburgb, on the tath i ii ii ii Dar id Ceupland, of Gregory, Ffq to Mils Michie, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Michie, merchant. At St. Leonard's, Shorn!itch, Charles Lunt, Efq. one of bis Ma jetty's Deputy Lieutenants for the Tower Hamlets, and Captain of a Light Infantry Company of Volunteers, to Mary, the fccond daughter of Mr. Amos, of Horton felare. At Glalbury Church, Radnorihire, John Eckley, Efq. of Creden Hill, Herefordthire. to Mifs Williams, of Vellemma/ids, Brecon. Chi the 17th irritant, at Tenby, Henry Barnes, jun. Efq. of the Fort, Herefordthire, to Martha. third daughter of Solomon Rich ards, Efq. of Salfborough Houle, county of Wexford. At Swallowfield, Richard Body, Efq. of Shinfield, to Mils Sim moods. only daughter of Mr Thomas Simmonds. On the 14th inn. Mr. Thomas Pender, jun. to Mifs Helen Cameron, fecund daughter of Mr. Robert Cameron, Oleneak On the inch hilt at Edinburgh, Mr. James Seton, jun. narfery and feedfman, to Mifs Janet Rutherford, hotll from Crieff. On the totb Intl at Glafgow, Mr. James Scott, manufacturer, to Mils Jane M'Nair, daughter of Mr. John M'Nair, manufac. turer, Glafgow Lately, at Paißey, Mr. Wm. Stewart, merchant. Clifgow, to Mifi Elizabeth Gardner, daughter of the late Mr. Archibald Gardner, manufadlorer, Pailley. At Edinburgh, Patrick Stikine, Efq. Surgeon in Edinburgh, to Miff Coa, of Duke amt. At Arnbrofden, the Rev. Robert Edward Hughes, Reetor of Shennington, Glouceiterfhire, to Mite Pyner, daughter of the late Francis Yyner, Efq. of Brook Houle, Chefhunt, Herts. At Berwick, Corporal A. Fullarton, of the 9111 (Highland) Re giment, to Mils M. Cook, aged sB, who, when the comes of age, will he entitled to a handfome fortune. DIED. On Friday evening, at Kenfington Gravel Pitts, Lieutenant- Colonel Parkhill, of the 34th regiment. At South Shields, in his spelt year, Mr. Ralph Hewfon. He was bathing on the Herd Sand, the tide then making ; and, in re turning through a place railed the Wheel...he was drowned. At fee ' on the 13th of Jun e l a it, on his paffage from Jamai ca , Thomas Gordon, Efq. of Port Maria Bay, fan of the late Rev. George William Algernon Gordon, minilter of Keith. At Little Mill, Dismhartonfbire, on the 17th initant, infant fon of Lieutenant A. Mackintofh, 48th Regiment. • Lately, at an advanced age, in Southgate.ftreet, Gkinceiter, Mrs. Jones, relidt of the Rev. Mr. Jones of Harcfccinih. At her houfe in Northgate-Itrect, Gloucefter, in the 76th year of her age, Mrs. Elizabeth Orlaißead, Eller of the late R. Grim ftead, Efq. At his knee, Weft Bridge, Kirkcaldy, on the tath inflect, Mr . John Stocks. At Stonehaven, on the t 7th inftant, John Boma, Efq. writer there, Colleaor of Celli of the county of Kincardine. At the houle of Ebenezer King. Efi in °Jou:eller, In the ^nth year of her age, Mrs. Mary Riollay, rclidt of Dr. Francis Riollay, of Canterbury, Fellow of the Royal College of Phyficlars Laft week, at Chellefworth Hall, Suffolk, Malta H. Pockling ton, youngelt fon of Sir Robert Pocklington, Bart. PRICE oF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 51 Iss to 71 cm I Pockces 61 ow to 81 8. PURR Of NAT AND STRAW IN SISIT/IFIRLN. Hay, • 41 sos to 61 no I New Clover al cs tool os Clover 3112 s to 71 0 I Straw, il tea to 31 3s COAL MARKET, Auguß 26. Ships at Market Ships fol 4 Prise ss Wassaille Coal es 455 od to szs 6d 4 Sunderland 3 455 3d to 46s 3d HIGH WATER AT LONEIuN BRIDGE TO-MORR OW. Itortgag • 57 minutes after 8 Aftercoos - 35 minutes stun p C " lies PAT tST WOIll II 1.02 NCI .4'o Parents, COW& lel and Others, who have the care of Children, this valuable edicine cannot he too ftrangly recommended. Worms are a eif safe kw children efcape. They aeftroy the appetite, weaken the o:gaos of digeftion, produce pains in the &mach and bowels, deprive the holy of its nourithment . octafi on emaciation and patenefs. Bop the progrefs of growth, and are the caufe of the molt alarming co o . oviform, which too often terminate in death. Nor arc their tikes I-rs revere on grown per7ross : t y uleeratitg the ltomach and bowels, they are often the caufe of lingering complaints, which prove fatal at lA, and folic& the pile nt to the molt excruciating fits of agony an 9 diftref.. In childhood. every di cafe with which a child is aillidled is all. highly caarperated by them. The e a _ tainty and fafety both of their pr notion and cure, by theahove medicine, is fo fully ettablidied to the latisfadlion ache Public, the tellimony of the &ft and molt leading charadters of the N O. bility, and of otr ors of high refp-dability, who have witorfed its remarkable ercels in their own families, that it is only neccfar t to obfervr, this is the period of the feafon when fuck a rnedidoe ought to he given to children and others, to prevent any attack or this complaint—Sold wholcfale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cbeapfide, Corner of Pat:Trotter-row; and retail, by atoft country venders, in bntra at as. Pd and Ss 6d. A CHALLENGE M _ ESSRS CUR Rig end CO. Surge' ns,Chailen ge the whole world to prove a finer heat ee Inhere their ke. divine and method of cure have failed of the tlefirest ere& Th e pradtee of many year. inthis particular branch of their pakt um has not given rife to et.‘e stisfueeefsitsl cafe. They continue to tired the it itudirs to the treatment and tote of Ventral Complaints, and that derangement of the fylteu l ; which is the eonfeque: ce of the pernicious wafteful rife& orals; hit long and molt unhappily purfu, d by the youths of bath fates, in the one it will be found to be the unfailing Pierre of barreling% the other have its r...vages fat.dly devel .ped to them by a diftreeng Rate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in bus. potence. 1 are its remote and ultimate drafts ; while ens fumptions,lcifii of murcular power,and various nertrottseomplaintil utually eharaderife the earlier Rage* of this folitary vice. Of per fon. languifking under the diforders Ind lent to Each a life tisk treatment is fimple,and has never proved unfuccefsfai in the cow* of a long. laborious, and much extended pradire. In the tnot ohftinate and complicated cafes of Vener-al Infosition.fuch as oh. ftrudions in the Urethra, Spongy Exetefeences, Hard rumours. Callous Ulcers. Eruptions Seminal Weaknefs, (Meets, &c. which have hitherto baffialthe lkill of the general psaditionte. Meflit Currie and Co are now enabled radvally to cure by anew, Cafe, and expeditious mode of practice, fupesior to any other yot adopts d They may be ennfulted by either Sex with the greaseft fecrecy and honour, at their hottre, No. xO7, Hatton Gar den. Patients in the country are requelt. dto Rate the particulars of their cafe, their air, gereral mode of Living. Letters. pot paid, enelofing a bank note, will be duly anfwered ; and the need hey advice and medicines given or fent to any part of the kingdom. To THOS. TAYLOR, Efq. No. 9, New bridge. ftreeTLomodoo. IR—I confider it but an aft of justice due to the L- 0 merits of your LEARE's PATENT PILLS, to comment cate to you the following Cure, which has recently been performed by them :—.An acquaintance of mine. who by the breakitog or °Fan old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of DR orders arifing therefrom), was reduced aloud to a ikeletan,arei though he bad the belt medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of patent medicines. nothing could be procured which feemed to felt his cafe, or do him any fervice; he remainoi in a molt reduced and pitiable fituation for two years ut.t4t to follow his profeflion, and (caret-1y able to walk or even to !land as 1,14 legs ; in fad, no one who knew him ever fuppoled it pothble for him to recover. 1-le tea.: adeifed at alt to try your LEAR ea Pitts—he did fo, ftridly adhering to the directions given with them—he had not taken more than two boxes, before be found so al:cration for the better: this encouraged him to proved and by taking a few boxes more he fatinif his appetite and ttrength gradu ally return, and is now as healthy and as Rout as any man I know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any perron to Ott tar a confirmation of the above account if it fhould be doubtod. ara,Slr, your obedient humble fervant, Library, Folkftone, July t , taiar. THO. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the fete Proprict Taos. TA YLO R , Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lib. . . don, at his !mule, No. 9, New Bridge °net ; Where,after a amftant refitienoe of more Ilan 4 : years, in a praftice particularly diredted to the cure of Ve.sereal complaints and thofe incidental to the parts of generation in both feces. with that inviolable recreey which men of his profti° o °could away' obferve, Deflators himfelf the advice avd vliftaruce be gratuity* adminifters to perfons taking this medicine, will be etttmmed, hy a difeerning public, as an advantage Woos to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Mfo fold, by his appointment, for die stonvenience of thole liv ing at a dittance, at the Perfumer's No. 3v, :L AlNates-ttreet, Path Mall ; the Toylhop, c.:;, Oxford. arect ; Mr. Difborough, y Fifa itreet•hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Ellin* , urgh : Mr. M Dr. nald's, Glargow; Duhlln ; Mr. Billinges, Liverpool; Me Atkinfon's, Maochefter : and one perfon in every conb derabletawn in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of ouly s 93 each, felled up with tull and plain direiti.ans, whereby perfons of either fez may cure the nr-ivev with cafe, fpeed fecrecy, and fakty. N. B. Every box foil in Great Tiritain is Crated up with a damp on which by favour of the Commiffi mere, is printed at the Stamp OiSce—T. Taylor, No 9 New Bridge ftriet—to hnitate whlelvis felony, and all others are counterfeit. uE7 HEN Profeffional Men a Education and Re v v fpouflbillty deviate from the general Syitem by the feledthra of a particular branch the fandtion of long continued fucceffes the belt criterion of fuyeriority.. Thirteen years have • I devot;d my pradieeto the exclaim trent meat of Three Diforders, and the fuccefsful refute of my plane's, me additional ardour to oppore, as far as I am ably, the ravages 4 chafe Complaints which am the molt important in the Catakagne of Haman Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, u an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of practice to refers individa from tee Num-ince of uneducated men, or the equally dangeraus precipitancy of general Praditioners. 1 he Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted rye atter.tion. comprife every (perks of VENEREAL INFECTION. whether of a recent or long duration: ally, all kinds of debility. whether arifing from the habits of fehool boys or the indulgeatua of mature age ; aud , lalfly, that derangement of th :lA= in w. men which is called BARRENNESS,or S Numerous DPeafts arc the refult of ignorance, or hafte in dit treatment of a ample Gonorrhea ; and It not unfrequendy hay pens that the feeds of lAfe are polfoned by the indlfer-sloe of vs unguarded hour By a fuperior method fuch Complaints are eggs cured; and, even where others have failed, i taut that I may Fr" fume to offer a radical re-rftahliement Few, however, are the sifts of complicte I ditrefa In this et-- seder, emulated with the calamitous humdrum of own, who from as indul4eore in a folitary vice, or the erevalem gaieties is! a yadikinable life, a•guire that Rate of debility, which is the on► voidable C. nfeque ice of fuch pernicious I 'Mita. Where the unhappy (vie/ter by. oda over his tnifery, but at fully conceals his miifcrtune, it may be lonic cont:olation far Mtn to know, that although It he an obit& of dot.k or uncertairty with other practitioners, the removal of the deficiencies by etc gradual provers of renovation, is the acguiranent of my eirprtk• race If the rites of Bacchus or Venus hays begun to sedges aim* ♦°eour. much anxiety will be prevented by an early counterattirt of this languid Rate; and in theft cafes no great difficulty wiU But where this deficiency has for years:exißed, a proper per:s verance it indifpenfably regulate to revive the Rumbaing kitty of Lifealod to re•animate the cooftitutioa. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difippointed Is their expeditions of a family, may he allured, that to molt io fiances, Coda defedis are curable by Medical kill. The feerecy which is fo of ential to my undertaking, and ISe qualifications which I have prefumed to state, form the bats 4 my pretenfions, and in coincidence with fuck this intimation is given, that Mr. Bree may be cnnful•ed perfonally, or by Letters (inclofing a (mall Note), at bis hook, No. ap, Arundel.ftvrt, Strand, near Temple-Bar. (j There is an additional Fntrance in Water &vet adjoini-g, and the name is on both the d . -ors. MARTIN 'MEC, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Loader. A CAVTION...4OI2IC Perfons, who falfely afftrt thank:lves en be VI ss SUS OT TAY ROYAL COLLEOIt, having for femeral toore.. paft copied my Advertifernenu Wind word foe word, and infere,l them as•tbeir own produdions, it is my duty to mention *Sin thofe Perfoos are not Members of any College in London. F4*-- burgh, or elfewkexe; nor have they ivy right to Arad ice Surgery in London. LONDON : Printed and publithed by LE.VFL KENT, (oWet-. tcrt ury-Plam Lambeth) at the STAI-OffICS, N.. f. 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