Star. — London, England, 1807-07-02 00:00:00

OLD BAILEr. Yellerday the Salons commenced at the 01c11 'Bailey, before the Loan MAYOR, Mr. Jnflice Law- I • armee, Mr. jAiCC CHAUDRE, the R*CORDSR, ECC.I when fourteen riforwrs were tried, three of whom I were capitally convitied. viz. • Won. in s ldoi, alias Desch, for *eating a Giver tan-1 kard, and various other articles of Myer plate, value above 401. the property of Richard Rawlinfon, Efq. his mailer; and RicLarel Thoragoa, for having felo nioully received from Singleton five Myer tea fponns, and other articles of plate, the property of Mr. Raw linfon aforefaid, knowing them to be Rolen. " Mr. ,Rawlinfon Rated the circumftances of the robbety. Singleton had conkffed the robbery, and had owned that with part of the money he received, herrehired a pair of pifols, and went on the high way mid com mitted two robber;es. For there two robberies there were two indictments pending again!) him, the one ! at the inßance of a gentleman rubbed at 'Kew, nn the I 16th June, of his watch, and the other, of a Mr. Baker, robbed neat Ewell, in Surrey, on the fame day. CharlerEaraard. a gronm,forfelonioully embezzling fix guineas, received as part of the purchafe money , for a horfe fold for his mailer, --- Fawkes, Efq. I to Lnrd Craven. Mr. Fawkes employed the prifo loner td tell a horfe for him at eighty guineas, and er row time the prifoner told him that Lord Cra. yen wanted the 11 , ,rfe, but would only give feventy. four guineas. Mr; Fawkes agreed to take it :—but the prifoner received from Penford, Lord Craven's groom, 8o guinear, and paid his matter but 74. Mr. Fawkes had fame futpicion of the fraud, and threw tened to apply to Lord Craven ; upon which the psi toner, in rather an infolent tone, told his matter that if he did, he would never fell a boric for him again; that it was ufual to have form profit on felling hot fes ; it was a regular thing, and tyrants could not lire on their wages, but mutt have profits in fome other way. Penford, the room of Hord Craven, fwnre, that he paid to the prtfoner So guineas for the bode, and produced the receipt of the prifoner's wife ; but he acknowledged that the prifoner made kim a prefcnt of three guineas and a half. Lord Craven proved that that he had given to his groom a check for 8o guineas to pay for the !torte. The prifoner brought tome witnetTes, who gave him a good character : the Jury found him Guilty. Wm. "'ones and George flub, for being at large in this country, before the period of their former fen tenet of tranfportat ion had expired. Thole are the men who made fo violent a relit tance to Griffiths and Smith, police officers, on the 14th of June, at a little houfe, in Robert's place, Commercial 'Road. Seven were convided of felony, viz. Mary Knowland, for !Malang dghteen yard: of printedcotton the property of F. R. )3land. Judith Lawler, for Resting a piece of printed cotton, value 395. the property of j. Craig. . Hannah Gorman. for Reeling two pair of ihoes, two pair of children's morocco leather boots, and other articles, the property of R Willis. J. Harman, for Ealing fifty pieces of Width muffin, two fah fitawb, and a main iltawl,the property of W. Littler. Elizabeth Sidebottom, fer radslog part of the fold goods. , knowing them to be ftolen. • • And four were acquitted, among whom was, . Richard disdrrws, who was put to the bar upon a , capital indiament, for felonioufly Beating, in the dwelling bon& of Mr: jofeph Harris, a box of plate, the property of Harris, Efq. his fon in law. The circumeances of ibis tranfaftion have been fo fo repeatedly, and fo recently laid before the • public on the examination of the prifoner at the pub lic office, Qtreen's•tquare, and given in this paper, that we deem it fuperfluous to recapitulate them now, as the trial of the prifoner did not proceed, in confe quence of the property not having been produced up on the trial. Mr. Harris, fenior, having related all the tranfac• tions between him and the prifoner, he came to that eircumfiance of the box of plate taken from his houfe by Andrews, and pawned at a Mr. Parker's, in Fleet. flreet ; he declared that he never gave Mr. Andrews any authority vhatfoever to pawn it, and that he took it away from his honfe without his content. Mr. Harris, the fon in law, being (worn, be Rated, that in the year rBoz, when he was going out to the Well Indies, he left the box of plate in the care of his father in liw. The plate was called for to be produced, but Mr. Harris declared he had not brought it with him, as be did noticonceive it was neceffary, having fworn to it at the police office ; and that it was four miles from hence in the country , and that his w i f e Mrs. 'Harris, was then confined by a recent accouchement, and coerce could nbt'appear oh the trial. The Learned Judge immediately interpofed; and informed the Jury, that they mull acquit the prifo ner ; that as the property • which was the fubjea of the indictment, was not produced and identified, the prifoner mull be acquitted. The Jury acquitted the prifoner accordingly. To the honour and credit of our volunteer corps, they are returning, with enervated ardour, to their i , military accompliihments, to try, fhould the world's tyrant dare to tread on the ifland of freedom, the frrimne du guerre with his ffavifit legions. Among other rewards for their * loyal' and fpirited patriotifm, may our gallant volunteersiargely participate, from their adventures in Fortune's Wheel, of the numerousgreat Prizes which fo pre•eminent ly diainguia the Lot. tery Scheme now fo near at iffue. A perfon, aged 36, had a (mall Scrophulous Ul ceration in her hand, giving her much pain ; it then broke out in her wrilt, both her Moulders, and her knee, each Ulceration difcharging much, and riot dd . . rated to heal ; it then afferffed her right elbow ; and theft ulcerations, with a difpolition to general debi lity,liefuffered for twelve years. Her knee washealed WOrceder Infirmary, and fhe experienced firm beatific while a patient for a thort time in St. Bartholo mew's Hofpital, where the made application for the benefit of SEILSBURY ° II PATENT ANTIECORNUTIC Dsors, at the Difpenfatory, No. t 5, Sohaquare, London. By the application of the Drops for fix months, her ulcers gradually healed, fhe regained her arength and appetite. It is aow a twelvemonth, and fhe remains perfetaly well. Any infortbation of the above faft may be obtained at No. oo 'Duke's (;curt, Drury Laae, Loudon. FROM TUESDAY NIGFITS GAZETTE. MILiTARY PROMOTKrffiI. Cormaiffiens flgped -by the Lord Lieutenant of tat County of Norfolk. EaII Dereham Yeomanry Cavalry. George Knudfue; Efq. to be Captain, vies Hyde, refigned. Dated May t a,1807. Yarmouth Regiment. Frederick Barker, Gent. to be Erifign, vice Jenner, promoted.o..- Dated May ts, 407. Downham Corps of Volunteer Infantry. litc.!•ert Harvey, Gent. to be Enfign, vie • Paint. prometeil ; and Robert Youd, Gent to be Eufign, vice Wright, promoted -- Dated May 28, sllc7. , • N•trwich Rifle Corps. Lieutenant Thomas Crufo to be Adjutant, vice Mingav, pro :noted. Dated May 27, 1807. Lynn and Freebridge Yeomanry Cavalry. William 'safari, Efq to be Captain, vice Lloyd prcianited ; Wm. Sharp Fortier. Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Lancafter reigned; and 'llsomas Glefspoole, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Jackfon, re figned. Dated Jane t 9, iBo7. CorPs of Sharpfhooters attached to the 3d, or Ea.ft Norfolk Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. George Barker, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated June an. Commiffions in the Norfolk Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.—afterri Regiment. William Buckingham, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Rufpini, fuper felled. Dated June 19,1807, Barnard Caffrey, Gent. to be ditto, vice Blakeflone fuparfcded Dated James 20, sB:7. Gerrard Fenell, Gent. to be ditto. Dated June 21,1807. Commifficn figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Avr.-3cl Battalion of the ad Regiment of Ayrfhire Volunteers. Robert Cunningham, Efq. to he Captain, vice Robert Campbell, refigned. Dated June ts, 7807. Commiffion in the Welt Kent Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Dalton to be Colonel, vice Dyke, , refigned. Dated June 20,1807. DIVIDENDS. July 4. Joftph Murray, late or Huston, Derbythire, draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London July 4. John Warner, of Elindon, Effes, Ilsopkeeper, at one, a; Guildhall, London. July 4. Jofeph Dean, of Watling .ftreet, London, wholdale linen draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 4. Stephen Williams, of Dover, Kent, 'tracer, at one, at Guildhall, London. July 4. William Youngbufband, of Cukheiter, Eifel, draper, at twelve; at Guildhall, London. July 4. °eine Dorfet, John Johnfon, John Wilkinfon, William Berrien, and James Tilfon, of New Bond ftreet, Midairfax, bankers and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Shaw, Hurt and Co. reLft!:. era and dealers in (plaits, Bolton lk- Moon, Lancathire, April 20th !aft. John Fearn and Jofeph Rlchardfon, of Middle-row, BroadrAred. Bloornfbury, taylors and falefmen, June 24. &Mao - In Batley and Rowland Rofcow, of Liverpool, brokers, June 24th. Hirft, H.ch and Co. linen yarn (plotters, at Hunflet Moor, Leeds, Yorkihire, June tttb. Samuel Stanley, Francis Lifter, and Edward Kay, of Sheffield, Yorklhire, cutlers and Imams, May 14th. Jofeph Williams and Co. of Sheffield, tallow chandlers, April t. 1 homes Warrington and Jofeph Adams, late of Sheeracfs, Kent, Gem Mir* April ,6th bit. Samuel and _James Kirkby, of Sheffield, cutlers. May 18. Elizabeth Lfewayn and Catherine Slater, Liverpool, lin en drapers, June 6th. John' Edward' and William Jewell Edwards, of Portpooi lane, Gray's Inn-lane, pawnbrokers. June 'ft. Matthew Mktte and Co. woolttaplers, Canterbury, Jane Bth. MARRIED. At Edinburgh John Mowbray, Efq. of Harwood, to Mifs Pa trick Hudge of Awalls. 1)1E1). At London, on the ift June, aged 76, Adam Glegg, Erg. many years Provoft of Montrofe.—An waive Mogiftrate. an upright Merchant, and an areCk locate Relative; he lived refpcdled, and died regretted by all his acquaintance. Lately at. Muirkirk, in Scotland, John Paterfon, aged 13t years and fame months. He was a fhepheed from an early paiod of his life till within there few years, and always healthy. COAL MARKET, July I. Ships at Market Ships row Price ao NewcaMe Coal it 44% 3d to Sts of Sunderland 4 38. 0.1 to 4ls 9,1 I'U-MOKKOW. Sun rife. San lets I Moon riles sr minutes after 3 I 9 minutes after 8I 38 minutes after HIGH — WATERAY LONDON BRIDGE T9•MOkROW Mont - - o anilines after 11 Alton 000 • • iv adulates alter vs SOLOMON's, or ANITIMPRTIGINES DROPS. To Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead-Houle, near Liverpool. Norwich, March 9, IBc6. MY Son has f .r three years been afilifted with that diftreffing difteniper the Leprofy, and having eonftelted many eminent in the facalty, without any benefit accrairg from their prefcrlptions, lat !math defpaired of his recovery. Fortin nately I confulted a friend, who addled me to make trial of your Anti Impetigines i which I accordingly procured at Marra Ste phenfon and M atcbett's, the happy effeds of which I loon dif covered ; luUice it to fay, that he daily grew better, and now his health is petfally re eftablifted. By publiOsing there few lines, and making known the cafe of my Srn, and the effeds of yotsr incomparable medicine, you will confiderably oblige, Sir, your very humble Servant, E. BERRY. Price 4 5.6 d. a 80-Ale—duty ineltuleds Note—A Government Stamp is pafted on each Bottle,with the name and plate of abode of the Propsietor, thus, *Samsel Solo ) mon, Liverpool," engraved therein, to imitate whirls is felony. --- PUBLIC ADVANTAGI. 1 1 F1E advantage the public mull always derive from regularly educated prokilional mt u directing almoft ex cluGycly their ftudies to one fpecics of malady, was never more clearly demonftrated titan by the unexampled Nerds which his attended the admhtiftration of their new remedy, sad the extra ordinary cure* it has performed. For a long feriesof years, Meffrs CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majefty's fervics, have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular object of their in veltigation, and are happy in having dikouered a medicine lupe dor to essreary in the cure of that compkdne—it Is fufficient to obierve•thatt the 'Sleds of this remedy are diametrically oppofite to thofe of triercury,for though it completely eradicates every veftige of the virus. in Its molt confirmed Rages, yet it does nut in the WA injure the conftitusion—on the contrary, it renovates the fyf• tent in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates digeftion—thus lofted of reducing a greng and vigorous conflisu- Pun to the frightful coodidon that mercury does, it not only pre fines that conititudeo in its primitive Rate, but restores a west and debilitated one to its natural ftrength and vigour. ' Nurabertefs inftances are on recent record of the (ulterior efficacy of this Medicine. itsinherent and fpecibe virtues acting as a per petual corredive to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an execfs of conjugal or illicit pleafure, or from the moss infidumas, though not lefs defteudive indulgence of locau tines Teeth of both fetes in a certain pernicious habk. Atnidft the melancholy variety of diforders which are the confequenee of this Wintry vice. there are none more Alai dting than that di knifing Rate of debility sad deficiency, which prevents or embitters the ma trimonial Rate ; tRe unhappy farm broods over his misfortune, attuned to feek relief, tmtfthe is reduced to Net a Rate of weak nefs as so reader life eyyrefive. To Web perfons it mull he a eon fain refledtion, to know that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatment, be reltored to that gteateft of all human bleff• IVElNaltrsol.mintly.and vigorous. conftiturion. In 'Reeks of deficier.ey, front whatever mole ariGerg. as well mist every (peeks cf venereal infedlion. Mars Currie and Co. may be cortfulted by patients of either fez, with the greateft leered and honedr, at their houfe, No. stn. Hatton Oardeo. Letters front the Country (port paid) including a bank note, wid love the staceffary medicine Mid advice Lent teeny part of the Kingdom. No. 107, Hatton Garden. SALES BY AUCTION, BRAIN FREE MOUSE. k the siontit of Anglia next, antes difpofed of in the man *ale by Private Contra& of which notice will be given, 'THE following FREEHOLD ESTATE; a molt i deirable, elegant, and modem Mantion•Houfe, newly bulb I with Bath Rone, the refidence of William Payne, bfq fitetate in the prigs of Weßbury-upon-Trym. in the county of Glouceßer, within four miles of the city of Brillol; commanding molt czten five and pleturefqie views of the River Severn, the Welch Coait, the village of Henbury. Blaize Cattle. and the adjoining country. Alto the Gardens, inclofed with brick froit walls le feet high; melon-ground, bet-houfc, thrubberks, coach-houfes, Ran (tabling for so bodes, and 63 acres of land in a ring fence, furrounding the Manfion-Houfe, the greatsß part tithe free, and the whole in prime ' condition. • The ground Boor of the Houfe confißs of a dining-room to feet by zo feet, drawing-room 27 feet by t, feet library la fret by 16 feet ; hall, Portland-Bone flair-cafe. butler's pantry, china. pantry, fervants' hall, dairy, larder, and excellent kitchens and other offices. For further particulars and for tickets to view the Premifes. which will be only (hewn between the hours of Eleven .and One i o'clock, apply to Merles. John and Jeremiah Marne, Broad ftreetri Briltol —Application by letters mutt De poll paid. MANOR AND ESTATB.-.SOMERS,ETSHIRR At Garraway'a. on Thurfday, the 13th day of Auguft a previoutly difpnfed of by Privaee Contradt. ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ES'I'ATE. led FII.TON PARK, Tythe Free. confining of a molt de , firable Gothic Re fi dence, a part of which has been recently fitted I up. at a confiderahlc ezpence ; offices, gardens, and about 730 acres of capital grazing land, in a ring fence, with fuitzble farm hnufes,and farming buildings, fituate in the rich Vale of Mallon bury, two miles from Shepton Matfett. four from Glaßtinbury, and twenty front Bath and BAltol. Two rivulets run through the Efate, abounding with trout. &c. which ufford a conftant fup• ply of *line water. ufed for irrigrion. The Manor abounds with game, and there is plenty of fine marl, lime, and Rune for build ing. The Tenants' term expire. at Lady-day next, when the whole, or any part, may be occupied by a Purchafer. For price and every particular, where plans may be feen. ap ply (if by letter, poll paid) to Mr. Warry, New Inn. London : Meffrs. Fooks and livered, Shepton Mallctt ; and Mr. Bell, Laud- Surveyor, Wincheiter. Mr Hicks,nf Paton Park Houfe, will ihew the Vine printed particulars may be had at Garraway s; Bunt Inn, lirifini; White Hart, Bath ; Antelope, Salithury; New London Inn, Ex ever; and George. Bridgewatcr. BY JOHN KEMP. /ly order of the Affignees of Mac Stale and Parton Cußance, Bankropts, On Thurfday the. 9th day of July ne=t, at the Three Cranes Tavern, in Gnat Yarmouth, at wave o'Clock, in cpuatc Lot., Lot i. A LL that piece of Land, (*striate in South Town, on the Weft fide of Yarmouth Haven, containing two Ames (more or lei's) on which is eredled a Quay Head or Wharf next the Paid Haven, 91 feet Smog, a Three-ltall Stable, with a Hayloft over the fame, a Chalk Houle adjoining, and two Double Sawpits with Sheds over the fame, held under Leafe from Lord Anton, for a term of So years from the asth December 180,5, fubje.lt to an annual ground rent of 23L Let 1. A piece of Land adjoining to Lot the ift,ufedas a Ship vrright's Dock and Yard, on which are a large Workfhop; Ac compting Hours and Mould Loft over the fame 63 feet by so feet. a large Blackfmith's Shop 52 feet by 22 feet, with three Forges therein ; a Sawing Shed, with five Sawpits therein, tree Sheds, • with two Ets in each, a Nall Cottage, two large Steam Coppers. and every other convenience to cnnititute a complete Ship wright's Dock for the carrying on Trade to a large extent. Thefe Pretnifes are held under Imre from Samuel Paget, Efq for a term of 11 years, commencing 24th June 1799, at an annual rent of 27L Lot 3. A piece of Land in South Town atorefold, on the Welt fide of the Yarmouth Turnpike, containing by eilimarion one Acre, pow in the occupation of Mr. Richard Fielding Moyfe,hrld under Leafe from Lord Anton, fur a term cf So years from the Paid astb day of December 1803, fubj:dt to an annual ground rent of 71. /as. Lnt 4. Another piece of Land in South Town aforefold. on the Welt fide of the Yarmouth Turnpike, containing by eftiniation one Aerc,late in the occupation of the laid Mac Stose, held under Leafe from Lord Anton for a terns of So years from the Paid 25th day of December aos, fubjedt to an Annual ground rent of 71. no. The laid two laft mentioned Lots have been lately Melded with a Paling, at a cortulerable expence. Lot 3. All that Melluage or Dwelling Route, lately built by the fold Ileac Stone. pleafantly fituate in South 'l'dwn, adjoining the Turnpike Road leading from Yarmouth to Beccles. confining of two Parinur4, Kitchen, and convenient Offices, four Lodging Rooms with a Garret over the fame, and a Garden adjoining the (aid Manage. The Purchafcrs may have immediate pcffeffion of all the Pre miles except l.ot 3, of which he may have polreffion immediately after Mr. Moyle has taken off the Crop of Wheat growing thereon. At the fame time and place will be Sol.l, The Hull of a new Brigantine now tying in Yarmouth Haven, of the length for Adnseafurement at 69 feet 6 inches—breadth 19• feet 7 inehes•-•depth of Hold is feet—Admeafurentalt t s 1 2214 Tons. For further particulars, apply to Samuel Paget and Dawfon Turner, Efqrs. Allignes. of the Mate anal I- (reds of the faid Bank rupts ; to the raid Andioneer, or to Mr. James Sayers, Solicitor, all of Great Yarmouth, one Concern. ESTATE OF DRUMNAKILL, In the County of Stirling To be Sold or Let. by Private Bargain, THE VILLAGE of DRYMEN, and that Part of the LANDS of DRUMNAKII.L, lying in the parith of Drymen and county of Stirling, north of the river Endrick. comprehending about I 2•7.0 acres, whereof 700 are arable, good pafture, anti 203 of muir land. Their lands, in point of fituation, foil and expellee, enjoy great advantages, being only t 2 miles horn the town of Dumbar ton, t 7 from Glarrow, is from Stirling, and three from Lashio mond, to all of which, as well as to the Highlands, there are good turnpike roads. and ealy aceefs to every lam. There are eight annual fairs in Drymen. where the whole produce of the Mime can he difpofed of; befides a confiderable market for black cattle on Shanaen Muir, part of the property, which is well frequented by cattle dealers of every defeription. Upon the lands there are feveral fine iltuations for manias houfts and pleafure grounds, commanding an eatenfive and beau tiful prorpeal of Loch LonlOoli and itsitlands. with the delightful furrounding fcenery. The lands are already enclored and fuhdi vided to a confiderable extent. There are elf° kraal free Bone quarries upon them, and manure of aft frets can be eafily carried through the whole farms, and the produce either dirpohd of at Drymen, or fent to ready markets in the neighbourhood. On the Eftate there are tome natural woods and old trees, with feveral Nall thriving plantations. The lands lie compact, with a gentle (lope to a foutlern exportire. They alto abound with a prorubon of game at all times of the rearm, not only from chore reared on the pound themfelves, but from their vicinity to the game parks, policies, and pleafure grounds of his Grace the Duke of Montrofe, ae 13uelvanan, by whichthey are bounded ; fo that, to gentlemen accuftomed to the fports of the field, few fuch &un tions are to be found There is a Mill on the property. which renders it free of thirlage to any other proprietc.r. The pea% church and manic were lately put in good repair, and the teinds are valued and exhautted. Some of the farm ham will expire at Martinmas Era; and the whole ' of them (except remote fmall enelofuees about the village) with the i three following craps. Upon the whole, filch an improveahle and deOrabk property is lamely to be met with in the weft of Scot land, or now in the market. Mr. Morrifon, the Fatftor upon the Ellate, will thew the lands to intending purchafers; and for further particulars, application may be made to Angus Campbell Efq. OLOgow, or to Vans Ha shorn, W. S. Edinburgh; the latter of whom will thew a plan of the lands, rental, and, title deeds; and foe the anommodation of the purchafcr, three fourths of the price can be allowed to lie in his hands, on fecurity, for fuck a term of years as may be agreed on. If the raid Eftate is oot (Ohl betwixt and Martinmas firlt, the lands will be let, in whole or in part, on leafe, for which offers will be if the mean time received Isy Mr. Campbell, Mr. Hathorn, or .Mr.Mottifon • and as the farm of Ilighpatk, containing 63 acres of arable ground, wiU be out of leafe at Martinmas fiat, it will be let for ss years. • MR. I)UFOI,,IR is pexlcOly aware of the Prqa des which many poi/els to the advertifing fyitem, a ;4 wou ld rc iat it derogatory to his rrofelfien, partien:arly as hit extenikre 'melee In London entirely precludes the nerefity oh ; but haviag for many years confined his Pradiee to the Core d &tidal - es. Ohftradions. wens, Sec Ste m well as Debility a a g Other riforders of the Urethra requiring (every; and brae "Sole Proprietor of Deran's celebrated Medicated Rangier, hey a 4 himfelf aduated by motives a duty to adopi it, as the only method by which a,grcat number of Prrfots , , in every p ar t of t h e Kir i . dam, may obtain that till:dual ttelitf, which experience pew -they cann ot *Stain from country Pradithiners His methodlo mild awl efficacious, and nvt liable to the objedions made to til t caultie and other violent means, which do not prevent a rchata. For the various Sympt% - ns, fee Mr. D.'s Treadle. price as. ‘g, to be had at his Houfe. No 54. Frith-lireet, Soho.where he on k . chutes to jive advice in feparate Rooms, from 9 to 4. Letters foe advice are expelled so contain a Bank Note. • - • BUTLER'S RESTORATIVE TOOTH-POW. • DER, here elan! to he ufc of the Public at large, was I R :the circle of Dr. P. H. Dinsfdalea particular acquaintance, and pg Nobility and * Gentry, his patients, and its virtues jultly tpprecig., ed ;but a certain delicacy prevented him from publicly announcirg this preparation. Mr Butler has come ioto polieffi• on of the stiyis i l recipe, and he begs to afore thofe aillidled with decayed or offal live teeth and gums, that they may rely cm its efficacy and team. alive truifm of which any one may be convir.ced, tyi fair and candid trial o' one box. Qf the properties of tlds Tows Powder, ha sletetfive property is hofficient to clear away this deflnglive particles of acid which generally adhere to the gum, and in the intettlices of the teeth, withoutinjuring tic indict d ` either, bealirg forene.'s in the former, nod promoting a new co , mei of pearly whtienefs, where it has been injured or corrr.doji the latter. It has a pleafont and agreeable odour, and is whbol perfealy innocent, that it may be eaten without injury. 114 diftinguilhing charaeteriftics of its fonative sifeets acid fuperiotity, have procured it the unbounded aprrotation of the ,Qyten,* PrinceiTes, the Emcrds of Kullia, the Duch , ifeo of VorlCEedfoi Gordon, Leeds, Rntlaod, and nsolt of the Engin and forign Nos bility„ many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a need. fary appeudage to the to itst, and indeed they do but common jeF flee herein, Gime it imparts a Enunefs and beautiful resin& ratite r,unts, to the breath the molt delectable lweetnefs, and, it Adm.. itantly as direr'. 'd, will render the teeth firm and white, and asr vent the tooth ach from returning to 'hobs who bare been liahletr its molt baneful elreets• Prepared and fold whnlefalc and retail ty Mr. Butler, Na. 4, 1 Cheaplide, corner of Patensofter-eow, I.onslon, and of molt coot try Medicine Venders and Perfumers, Li boxes at at. pd. each. Of whom may be had, butler's improved Silver-wiral Tod. Breasts, price t r. each. To THOS. TAYLOR, Efq. No. 9, New Bridge.ltrect i confider it hut an h 8 of juitite due to es me r its of your I.EAKE's PA I'F.NT PILLS, to commas" cote to you the following Cure, vit ich hrn recently been perform; by them :—An acquaintance of mine. who by the breaking ow' °fall old Venereal Complaint (a:tended by a Complication of Dif• orders arifing therefrom), was reduced almoft to a ikeleton, and though he had the hell norrlical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of petent medicines. nothing Sould be procured, which teemed to fait his cafe, or t'. him any Woke; he remainti in a molt reduced and pitiable fituation for two yearn. unable to follow his pre.f..ffinn, and feareely able to walk or even to Rand on) Ms legs ; in fad, no one who knew him ever fuppofed k polable for hint to recover. He was adored at loft to try your Listed Pre cs—be did fo, fl rialy adhering to the diredliens given wits, them—he hai not taken more than two bores, before he found as alteration for the bete, r this cociorastd him to proceed and 141 taking a few boles more he found hi= appetite and Rrength grad • ally return, and is now as healthy anti as Stout as any maa I know. You are welcome, Sir, - to reier any perfon to me fats confirmation of the above accountif it (honk' be doubts* _.. . I am. Sir, your obedient burble fervant, Library, Folkflone, July t ~, tilos, THO. PURDY. • Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor Tuos. TAT Loll, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Low don, at his !Inure. No. 9, New Bridge ftreet; Where, after a conftaot retideace of more than 4 . 3 years, in e pradice particularly directed to the cure of Venereal complaints and chore incidental to the parts of generation in both fexes, wirk that inviolable fccrecy which men of his profdlion &twirl always obferve, heflatters hiracif the advice and aftiftance he gratuit.44 adminifters to perfons taking this medicine, will be elteame Lot a difcerning public, as an advantage feklom to be obtained, ad • void of ambiguity. Alfo fold, by his appointm:nt, for the convenience of Oaf_ liw log at a dißancs, at the Perfumer's No. 35, St. Alban's-fin:et. Pall Mall; the l'oyfhop, tos, Oxford fired; Mr. Difborongh; 7. Him Rreet-hill; Mr. Batter's, South bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. M Do. 1 maid's, G lafgow ; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; Mr. Billinge's, Liverpool; .• Mr. Atkinfen's, Manchelter ; and by one perfon in every conks r ... 1 derable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boats of only as. Sit; each, fealcd up with full and Vain directions . whereby perfons al either fez may core thcorf , lves with cafe, fpeed.fecrecy, and fafety. , 4 ' N. B. Every hoz fold in Great Britain is Pealed up with a R am p on which. by favour of the Commillioners , is printed at the Sump .1 Olfice—T. Taylor, No 9, New Bridge ftreet—to imitate wltichis .• 1 felony, and all others are counterfuit. . W HEN Profe (Rona 1 Men of Education and Rt.,. v v fponfibility deviate from the general Syttens by the Weal% of a partic,ilar branch. the randtion of long continued fucceffes is the belt et iterion of fuperiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my praolice to the exchifive teeth mcnt of Three Diforders, and the fuccefsrul refute of my {slangier. me additisnal ardour to oppote, as far as I am able, the ravages d thole Complaint; which are the molt important in the Catalogue , : of Human Infirmiies. After initiation into every Branch, as en Army Surgeon, formed a with at an early period of pradtice to reknit individesii from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. 1 he Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted my attention, comprife every fpecies of VENEREAL INFFCTION., whether of a recent or lo:•g duration. adly, all kinds of 4eliility whether arifing from the habits of fehool boys. or the Indulenees of mature age t and, faille, that derangement of the fyftent in or men which is called BARREN hl HSS, or STERILITY. Numerous Direafcs are the retult of ignorance, or hafte in the , 4 treatment of a couple Gonorrhoea; and it not infrequently bar . pens that the feeds of I.ife are tivitoned by the indiferetion of at unguarded hour By a furetior asethol fuel Complaints are cored; and, even where others h :Ye failed, I truft that I *mai Iso fume to oiler a radical re-ettablifliment Few, however, are the cafes of complicateddiftrefs latish* order, compared with the calamitous freoationspf men, who. kW an indulgence in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of tafhionahle life, acquire that Rate of debility, which is the un6 voidable confoqueuce of tuch pendulous habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his mifery, but can fully conceals Isis 'misfortune, it may be tome contestation for his to know, that although it be an object of doubt or uncertin! with other praditioners, the removal of theft deficiencies by the .. gradual provers of renovation. is the acquirement of my aye+ nice If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce mug vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by an early count:radio of this languid Rate; and in there cafes no great difficulty will Geri- But where this deficiency has for years exifted, a proper pstfe• veranee is indifpentably requifite to revive the (lumbering fissill of life, and to re-animate the cooltitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been ditappointni their expedations of a family, may be allured, that in mot to' names, foils defeds are curable by Medical The fecrecy which is to eftential to my undertaking, and tb i qualifications which I have prefurned to ttate, form the bafis my pretenfions, and in coincidence with rods this iminiation 6 given, that Mr. Bree may be confulted perfonaUy, or by Lintel (incliafing a (mall Note), at his bottle., No. an, Arundel - 1 1 mA Strand, near Temple-Bar. Cr There is ass additional Fntranee in Water Street ad cl and the aame is on both the doors. MARTIN lilt 4 Member of the Royal Cullege of Surgeons in 1.00 301 - I A CAUTION.—Some Perfons, who falfely affect themfelm is be M Ll 4 58R5 or Tie ROTA L Cottroc,havirg for feveral oner6 l6 putt copied my Advertiferneets Mount word for word, and niateil them as their own produdtinns, it is my duty to ruentioa, thofe Perkins Are *of Members of any College in London, WO' burgh, or elfewhere ; nor have they right to Israelite Sergel in London. N. B. A Lift of the Members is publifhed at the Houfe of College in Lincoln's-100 Fields, which may be.refei red to. LONDON: Printed ond publithed by LEVEL KENT, (of Cat terbury-Place, Lvel;leth),at the ST.ta•Or tic e No. t, Carer Brat. Publifbe4l alto at be Erna Orem*, Tern;lt Bar. NUMBER 57542 I • P7l 'TH COMMI'S I 111$ lifAyRSl That on Titer* the dve Tenders in 11M:ins, purehafe Two Hundred HOUR, two Eyrels of damaged RICE, lying in at St. Catherine's, ntar t =ion to Mr. Cooke, the Pronifes. 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