Star. — London, England, 1807-09-22 00:00:00

, OLD simar. Saturday fifteen prifimers wen tried, two of whom rere capitally conviited, .7ohn Cotkr, for haling font bank cotes of t 01. each, and 17 other bank notes of A. each, the pro perty of W. Parfons. Alexander Munroe was indieted for wilfully and malicitirfly wounding Mils Emily Wyat, by dif charging a piftol in the public highway, on the ISth . of June. Mr. Cuttwoos, Condit for the profeedtion, Rated the faEts of the cafe, Which were in fubllance as fol low : The profecutrix was walking along Fleet itreet, on the day (toted in the indlitment, when the beard the report of a pifol near to ber,4,nd from the alarm the fled into a (hop, without having Peen the perfoa who fired it. Whilft in the fhop (he perceived the blood flow from her head, and it was found that :he had been wounded. It would be proved in evi dence that the prifoner was the perfon who fired the pi 101, and if he was-deranged, how neceffary it Wah that fuch a man fhould be put under wholefome re straint but the Jury would do well not to fuppofe the prifoner ;Tirane on account of his ftrangeconduCt, becabfe fome men were fo naturally depraved, as to Commit fuch acts as the human mind would infer to be madnefs. Unlefs a plea could be advanced that the prifoner was deranged at the time of committing the aft, the evidence was fuch as would induce them to &liver a veiTliet of guilty. Mifs Emily Wyat, a very handcraft young lady, about 21 years of age, Rated, that the was walking aid% Fleet-ftreet, oh the day Rated in the india theta, when the heard the report of a piflol, but the did not fee the perfon who fired it. Witnefs went intoa . thop in a Rate of alarm, and the perceived that The had been wounded under the left ear, which wound produced a good deal of blood. Mr. Richard Nunn, who .refides at 149, Fleet fleet, law the prifoner pull the pillol from his poc ket and fire it, but he did not appear to level it at any perfon. Witnefs law the profecutrix go into a !hop, and the was about ten yards from the prifoner, when he fired the piftol. William March, an officer belt,nging to the parifh of St. ainlian's, heard the report of a piftol, and in a moment afterwards law the prifoner put a piftol into his coat pocket. \Vitncfs fearched the prifoner, and he found a pitiol, two balls, and fome powder in his pockets. Mr. Davifon, perfumer, in Fleet.ftreet, produced the ball which was fired from the pilled, which he had picked up in his Chop the moment after the pit tot was fired. Mr. Cartwright. —I am a furgenn, I examined the wound: certainly it was a wound occafioned by a ball. The prifoner being called upon for his defence, Paid, in broken accents, " I was troubled (bole how or other." Juno r—ln what manner, by whom, and on what account?— A. I cannot fay which way; but I TM troubled in body. Q. How were you troubled in body ?—How do you mean ? What do you mean by being troubled ?—How were you troubled in body ?—A. I cannot fay ; but my body was not right. Q_ But how? In what reiptel were you not right? How, - and in wiat reipeet ?—A. I cannot fay properly. Q_Have you got any witnefies here?—.A. No, my Lord. Mr. Juftice HEATH —ls the jailor here?—A. Yes, my I.ord. Air. JOHN N V /4 d H, Keeper _of Newsate, examined by Mr. 7tgflice HEATH. Q. How did the prifoner appear to you, in point of underftand ing, when he Bet came under your care ?—A. He behaved quietly all the time. I had no reafon to apprehend he was deranged. I now think he is. Q._ Until now he was quiet and right?—A. Yes, my Lord ;- I had no ocelGott to ars him any quellion. You had no reafon to fuiptet him to be infane ?—A. I had not, until this moment, my Lord. JUDGE -4 have heard the prifoncr's fitter is here.—A. Yes, my Lord, I believe fo. Q Where is the ? nutmeats—She is on the other flde of the water. Q._ When did you fee her lag —A. She was here yefterdsy. Q. :. She is no: conic here to dry, is the ?—A. No, my Lord. Q Have you any blends—any of your acquaintance ?.—A. Yes, I have; hut they are Lot here, my Lord. Q :r ls there say body here that knows you ?—No stirrer. be Officer ailced at the door it any body was pre fent on behalf of the prifoner, Alexander Monroe, but nobody anfwered. Mr. Juftice HiATIJ, in his charge to the Jury, ob ferved, that the offence with which the prifuncr Rood charged, amounted to murder, if the perfon wounded bad died, and it was (fill complete in the eye of the law, if he even miffed his aim, as it was conftrued a 'wilful and malicious alt. It behoved the prifoner to offer force tactile for his conduit, but he had not done fo, nor had there been any plea of infanity of fered. No friends had appeared, and the gaoler had never, until the prifoner appeared to take his trial, any fufpicion of his being infant. If the defence offered-was fufficient to jultify a prifoner, it' would be an eafy matter for a felon to elude junice.—Guilty, Death. The officer was about to conduit the Prifoner from the bar, when Mr Juftice iIrATH obierved.—Before he goes away, let me elk him a queltion or two. Q . , Where did you live before this happened ?—Prifuner—A. I lived in Scotland. Q. In what place in Scotland ?—A. At Glafgow. Q .. In what Wen, or parith in Glafgow ?—A. In the Laigbkirk parith. A Gentleman fall, that the prifoner's after bad been ken in Court, al: hough nut in it at prefent. The Prifoner was then taken away. William Fidel was indidted capitally for the murder of a man named Warwick, on Sunday, the 16th of This cafe was one among the many recent illit 11Cef, to thew that puzilifm is not quite fo fafe a 1n. , ;1e of deciding contells as its advocates would urge, and that a boxing lout may terminate as fatally as a duel with/words or The evidence Rated, that on the day above men tioned, the deceafed was drinking at the Clown pub. Lc !mule, oppofite Sadlet's Wells. There was an elderly man in the tap-room, with whom the deceafed had fame difpute, and whom he was treating with profs rudenefs and infult. The yrifoner, who was a gentleman's groom. camera aiirrog the altercation, accompanied by another man, named Charles Sears, sad they fat down direttly oppolite to the parties is difpute. The deceafed pert lted in his ill treatment to the old man, whom the Ramer advifed to go awai, as be was no match for a fellow olio treated him fo ill ; but this advice the old man declined.— 't he prifoner and his -companion went away, and came back again in half an hour. The old man was then r at, Lot the deceafed remained. TAO prirunct began to remonilrate wish the deceafed on his treatment of the poor old man, when the deceafed told him he fhould keep his own company, Paid he would tile him ten times wotfe, threatened to fplit his nofe, and aimed a blow at his face, and then challenged to fight him for a pound. The prifonerl declined the costa, as he had not the money, and wilhed to poßpone the battle till next day. But the deceafed preffed him, in the muft infulting language; the prifoner's companion Raked the money ; the parties adjourned to the next field ; they fought an hour and a quarter, when. the deceafed yielded the viaory, and flottly afterwards died of the beating he received. Several witneffes fopported this Ratement ; but there was none who actually faw the deceafed dead. The Learned Judge, therefore, direEted the Jury to acquit the prifoner. jofejh Effijim was iadifled for Healing, and Richard Steinbach for receiving, knowing it to be tiolen, a piece of Milt linen, value 41. the property of Mcffrs. Poole and Cn. linen drapers, Cheapfide. We have already detailed the particulars of this cafe. Ellifon bad for four years previous to the rob bery been warehoufeman to the profecators, and Steinback had alfo, till about eighteen months fince, been in their employment. About a month ago, Steinback, having met with Elliton at the King's Arms, in Watling•Hreet, took hiM afide, and aiked if he cauld net get him a piece of Irifh ? Ellifon Paid he was arraid not, but would try. In lefs than three weeks afterwards, he found an opportunity to re move a piece of linen from the box to which it be longed, and placed it behind Tome of the boxes in the warehoufe. There it lay till Ellifon again faw Steinback, and informed him that the Trills was ready for him, which he-called for, and had delivered to him on Saturday the 1 ath inflant. In the mean time, however, and while the piece of linen was lying be hind the box, it was difcoveted by Meilis. Poole and Co. who watched its removal. Ellifon was imme diately fulpeEted, and confeired that he had given it to Steinback. He afterwards made a voluntary con feffion to the fame effeft before Mr. Alderman Birch, at the Manfion Hook. 'I he conleflion of Ellifon being attempted to be proved in evidence, Mr. ALL/ v, Counfel for Steinback, obje4led to its being received. He contended that it being impolli• We to eonvid his client of teceiving,unlefsEllifon was found guilty of flealing the linen in queflion, he was entitled to this extent, at leafl, to appear as Cnunfel for Man alfo; and, as it was an eftablifbed point in the criminal law of this country, that the con felEon of Ellifon could not be ufed againfl himfelf, who was the principal, he contended that, a fortior i, it could not be allowed to mitigate againft Steinback, who was only an acceffary. This argument was controverted by Mr. STOCKS, Counfel for the profecution. Ihe Cnlcibtoti Sail EA wr held, that the confeffion could not be. ufed againfi either of the prifeners. It might, however, be competently received as a (late ment in writing, to which, whether true or falfe, the prifoner, Steinback , had made fame particular an Ewer, the purport of which anfwcr might be ufed againfl him. It was then proved, that Steinback's anfwer to conteffion in which . he was implicated, had been, that he had received the piece of trifh to keep for Ellifon. Two Officers proved a conterfation that had taken place, in their prefence, between the prifoners, on their way from the Manfion Houfe to Triton, in which Steinback accufed Lillian of folly in Rating, that he had given the linen to him (Steinback), and in which alto they talked of the value of the linen, and of the proportion of it which would have fallen to each, had the theft not been difcovered. The Cvmrenn &kiwis., in addreffing the Jury, dcfired them, in judging of the guilt of the prifoners, to throw out of their confideration, altogether, the! confcffion of Ellifon ; and if they did not fee fuffici ent ground, independent of it, to convilt Ellifnn of (toiling, that they muff, of coutfe, alfo acquit Stein. hack (.1 receiving. The Jury, without hefitation found bo4b ptifoners —Guilty. The following were alfo c - mviCied of felonies, viz. 5. Stanley. for ftealing a watch, the property of J. Crimea. Bridget Bufh, for flealing a piece of gingham, and a piece of cotton, the property of ThGnias Davis. One was convieted of a mifdemeannur, viz. Elizabeth Brown, for uttering a counterfeit fispence. And eight were acquitted, among whom was Hamer Write, a hackney coachman, was indicted capitally, for wilfully flaying and murdering an old man, named John Green, on the 7th of September inflant, in Aldetfgate Ilreet, by driving his coach over the head and body of the deceafed, and• inflia ing upon him two mortal wounds, of which he in• Handy died. It appeared that the prifoner, on the day mention ed, was driving his coach, at a moderate rate, down Alderfgare Nett, with a fare. The deceafed and a young man were croffing in front of him, when, un• fortunately the pole of the carriage ftruck down the old man, unobferved by the prifoner, and one of the fore wheels palling over his bead, fractured his fkull, and he died immediately. The prifoner inftantly drew up, difcharged his fare, put the deceafed into his coach, and took him to Bartholomew Hofpital ; but he was quite dead. Nothing carelefs or wanton appeared in the prifoner's condo 1, and the Jury acquitted him. A girl, aged 14, has had, for the lag feven pre ceding years of her life, fcrophulous ulcers on her arms, neck, fide, and breath, attended with great clifcharge, particularly at the periods of Spring.— The difeafe baffled every means employed, when the tried Srmsutray's Patent Antifcorbutic Drops, and at this tiare file has taken five bottles; the fmaller ulcers are all healed, and the lager ones making fair advances to the fame favout able termination, which we are juflified in concluding from her mended Rate .of health, probably wiling from the good health of the fettering glands. Mrs. Dancer, York, will give further information on application ; autd the original letters may be ken at the Difpenfary, No. 15, Soho Square, London.—Mr. SPILSRURY is not accounta ble for any mixture fold, unlefs the words 44 By the King's . Patent" are inferted on the bill of ditettions, bottle, and wrapper; the !tamp alto (the King's duty) is printed in black inftestd of red ink. Bottles Ss. 6d. ; boubls bottles too, ; anc: larger 11. 22. eery included. • LONDON MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, SEPTEMBER 18. ORNBRAL CURRENCY AS UNDER I Wheat. 44s 53s 664 per qr. Grey Peale 6os 651 Fine Ditto, 68. 72$ Beans. 52158 s od Rye, sos 44s (new) Tick Ditto, 445 30$ od Barky,3Bs 44$ od Oats, 245 3 05 33 8 l'ulalt,6Bs 75. 04 Poland ditto 345 365 04 White PM, (boilers) TESS r3ss Potatoe ditto —6 38s cd Rape Seed 241 to 181 oos. Fine Flour 539 38s 6os—Secands yes to 55.. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, inclbding o9ly from the 7th of Sept. to the 12th of September—Total 5,21 t quarters Average 645 1 4.1.—t5. s l id lower than Lail return. A RETUR OFFLOUR, From the 3th of September to the ta th of September. Total-16415 facks—Average 591. 4: cl. os. Id. lower thlwa.lait return. RETURN PRIER Of GRAIN ON SHARD SHIP AS UNDIRI Wheat 48. 56s 6os Boilers 110, I aBs od Fine 652 67s Sufolks to 132$ od Superfine 68$ 705 Grey Peas 411, 6.55 od Fine Mx White, Ike. —s 725 Horfe Beans, 52s 58s Rye, 405 441 Ditto, Old 6os —$ Barley 365 445 od Tick Beans, 41$ sos cd Malt 685 75. Oats US 271 324 White Peas 90. toss Poland, 34 5 37 5 ad Rape Seed 241. to 281. pet ledt. —Fine Flour 581 to bcs. per Sack. PRICE tiF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 51 tot to 61 tog I Pockcts 61 cs to 71 109 'RICE Of UAL' AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay, - 31 Os tO 61 4.1 New Clover 51 ics to 71 os Clover 51 co to 61 6, Straw, it 165 to 21 as SMITHFIELD MARKET, September 21. To fink the oral—per (tone of 81b. Beef 3$ 4d to 45 44 I Veal 41 od to 5$ od Mutton 35 84 to 45 tod Pork 4. 8d to 5$ 841 Lamb 4s od to 5s 04. WO Of CATTLE THIS DAY. ' Boas, about 3 t4c —Sheep and Limbs. 2 3,47 0 . Calves tog—Pigs 470. NEVIGATE and LEADENHALL, September 21. Per ftone of 81k. by the carcafe. Beef uBdto3s 8d I Veal 3s cd to 41 64 Mattes 3s 4d to 41 4:1 Pork 4 5 8d to p 84 Lamb 3. 44 to 411. COAL MARKET, Scpt 21. Ships at Market Ships fold Price 66 Newcaßle Coal 6i 425 9d to 54s od 7 Sunderland 6 47s cd to 49$ 6d a Stone Coal a 63s od to cos od 3 Cinders t 321 od to oos od COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICES Of GRAIN AT TYR FOLLOWING MAIERTS. BA SINGSTGR IL—Wheat 6os od to 781 od per Quarter. Barley 38$ od to 405 od I Beans 505 od tO 53S od Oats 30. Od to 333 od Bread is 64d per gallon HE 21 tar .—Wheat 68s od to Sts od per Q Barley 355 od to 4os od I Beans sos od to 56s od p ' Oats ood to 325 6d Peale 56. od to 6os od IVlasouenzao.—Wheat 705 od to 78$ od per Q. Barley 405 od to 4111 cd Beans cos od to aos od Oats 314 od to 37$ cd Peale 56s od to 6os od Newsuity.—Wheat 58s od to Sos od per O. New 6os od to 76s od I Oats 3oe od to 345 od Barley oos od to 38a od 1 Beans 495 od to 5 5 s od New cos 041 to 361 od I Peale oos od to 55$ od Re/tots:G.—Wheat .726 od to Bts od per Q. New Wheat 621 od to 75s Beans os ad to 541 od Barley 33s od to 375 bd Peale 59$ od to 6os od OM, 1918 od to 33, od I Wheat for Sce:d slos. IHS. At Sotnerfet, county Galway, the Lady of Charles Seymour, Efq. of a fon and heir. Saturday laft. the Lady of Wm. Williams, Efq. of Lincoln's. Inn Fields, of a Con. Sunday left, in Lincoln's inn Fields, the Lady of G. B. Tyndale, Efq of a daughter. DIED. At St. Peterfburgh, the 12th ult. Mrs. Angerftein, in her 94th year, mother of John Julius Angerftein, Efq. Saturday Taft, at Brompton, in the 75th year of his age, Rear Admiral John liohinfon, of Beaufort Buildings. Earl Deloraine, in the 'at year of his age—His Lord!hip having no male heir, his title becomes extinet. SALES BY AUCTION. STAFFORDSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATeS. At the George Inn, in Leek, in the county of Stafford, on Satur day the 3d day of Odober, 1807, at Three o'Clock in the Af ternoon, together or in fuch Lots as lball be then fixed on and fubjeet to inch Conditipns as (hall be then produced, THE Fee Pimple and Inheritance of feveral MES -- SUAOSS, FARMS and TENEMENTS, conipritmg about 600 Acres, chiefly of very rich grazing limeitone Land—the other parts capable of very great improvements, and morn) , Tythe Fret, at and near Mixonhay, in the parifb of Leek aforefaid, now let'. four yearly Tenant!, and half a Pew, and a Sitting in Leek Church, and a Pew and feveral Sittings in Oncott Chapel. The Fftates are diftant about two miles from Leek, and fix from Longurir, both market towns ; and from their being quire comp.& are either as an entire eftate, or in Lots, well worthy the attention of perfuns &Ikons of realizing. Printed Particulars may be had, and Plans of the Eftares fern at the offices of Marrs. Crufe Jones and Porter. in Leek aforcfaid, and Mr. Tuwnfend, Staple Inn, London, by whom Letters (puft paid) will be duly aufwered. VALE OF LLANGOLLEN, DENBIGHS:RP.. On Thurfday the ift day of (kicker, 1837, at the Hand Inn, in Llangollen, in the County of Denbigh, in the following Lots, and tubjeet fuck Oonditions ss than be then produced (unlefs . . previoully difpofed of by Private Contradt, of which due notice will he given) 'II:HE following VALUABLE E STATES, VIZ Quantities. Lots Tenants Names Tenements A R P. t Ellis Edwards Pengwern Hall and Demefne 567 2 23 2 J. Ed v:ii eds. E. Evans, and E Eelward, Pengwern Farm 535 i 5 3 John Edwards Pare of Ty itTa 1 1 2; 4 Ditto Ditto 4 0 0 5 Ditto Ditto 4 3 8 6 Ditto Frw Brakly and Cottage 5 o so _ . 7 John Jones and John Pengwern Mill and pa;t of Tiry Edwards Fell!) I s 6 8 John Edwards Erw Pengerrig 2 1 32 9 Ditto Y Dolydii 4 3 20 JO Ellis Edwards Mtffaagc and Farm 33 1 3 ti widow Parry Ditto 31 0 17 /1 J Edwards, carpenter Ditto 27 2 29 13 Thomas Evans Ditto 38 3 12 14 Jonathan Hughes Ditto 3a o 2 25 Edward Evans Ditto ... 6 a 5 16 Edward Evans Maes y Croes 2 0 o 2; ‘,:lis Edwards Cae Helio and Rhos Pengwcrn 1I 7 2 4 I 8 e ,Iward Evans Erw Cathod 3 a 20 19 Ellis Edwards Caeaw Pen y Coed 4 1 1 5 The above Farms are &timed in the to wnilsrfs of Pergwern, in the beautiful, luxuriant and romantic Vale of Llangollen, the fee. nery of which has been the admiration of all travellers. The woods and coppice. are well grown, and the timber of large di malicious, which are to be taken by the purchafers at a fair valua tion. North Wales cannot produce a more eligible or defirabk Ctuation for the refidenee of a genteel family than this efface. The ftreams rnaning thrOugh the Elate are numerous, and ren der the greateE part capable of improvement by irrigation. The Sheep walks are very extenfive, comprifing above 700 acres, and their boundaries are well afcertained. The town of Llangollen adjoins the Lit ate, which comprifes the whole of the township of Prngwern, with the exception of a cottage or two, and is in a ring tenc,-. The diftance from the market town of Wrexham is 12 from Ofweitry ta, miles, and from Ruthin 13 miles. The tenants have diretions to Otero the estates Printed par. ticulars may be had of Mr. Wynne, Solicitor, Moll; Meffrs. Phi!pot and Stone, Hare Court, Tempk, London ; at the Hotel and Feathers Inn, Chefter ; the Hand Inn, Llaugollen ; at the Eagles Inn, in Wrexham; the Royal Hotel, Liverpool; and at alt the principal Inns in the neighbourhood. B Farther information may be obtained at Mr. Wynne's Office, in Muhl, where a plan of the gftatso may br fscn. • DIXON'S CEI.E.BRATtD ANTIBILIOb3 THESE PILLS have long obtained a ct ! e . brity iu the private pradice of the proprietor, Mr. DIXO3 , Apothecary, and from their great fuccefs in many obtlipate Diforch v, on numerous patients of diftindion and tither:, pa rt !. cularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren, Sir Grego r y Page [timer, the Dowager Lady Bey and Sele, the Vifcaunteft Buikeley, ke. &c. he was perfuaded to offer them to the public-, Hader the approbation and fandtion of their name. The following is a Proof of their Efficacy—. " Deal Cattle, Hiverfordweft. South Wale s , February 24. agog." " Captain Lloyd prefents hi; compliments to Mr. Dixon, alike not perfonally acquainted with him. would take it as a fav o u r , if be would find him four or fife boxes of his Pills , as loon as h e poffibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who Irls always BO:tithe Medicine, i s now pregnant and very unwell—for the great (mice they ba le been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Cdr. Bithop and all his family. Cape. Lloyd feels it his duty to rec o mm en d t h e Pill s whercverke goes; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint loose perky ' as - venders in this county it would be a benefit to the community.% The Pills are found to he an incomparable remedy for reftoeity the tone of the itomach—for curing indigeftion —for preventiv e cruditita, and thcir confequect WC:tremble eradiation, arid Rate. lessees. They prevent habitual and temporary coftiventis—.4 head ache, and heart burn which is oecafioned by pregnalicy, ail a debilitated ftomach, whether ariang from the acrimony of * redundant bile, intemperke diet. or drinking to exeefF. Sold wholefale and retail ar Mr. Butler's, No 4, vbeatande, esti ner of Paternofter row, London; aod retail by molt country Mt: deckle Venders, in boxes at as. 91. and 6s. each. A CHALLENGE. AITESSRS. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons, challengi LV.L the whole world to pYove a fingle inftance where their Me. dicine and method of cure. have failed of the defired died. The pralice of many years iu this particular branch of their proleGaa has not given rife to one unfuccefsinl cafe. They continue to (fired attar ftudies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the fyftem, which is the confequence of the pernicious wallefuleffeds e bit long and molt unhappily purfued by the youths of both fexes, in the one it will be found to be the unfailing femme of barrenneb, the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a diftrering Rate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in im potence. ''bete are its remote and ultimate effeds ; while ens fumptions, lots of mufcular power,end various nervous compisino ufuaHy charaderife the carnet Rages of this folitary vice. Of pee. foes languithing under the diforders indident to fuch a life elicit treatment is flmyle,and has never proved unfuceefsful In the mark of a long. laborious, and much extended practice. In the moat obltinate and complicated cafes of Venereal infedion,fuch as ob. ftrudlons In the Urethra, Spungy Excrefeences, Hard Tumours,, Calloui Ulcers, Eruptions. Seminal Weaknefs, Gkets, &e. &.e which have hitherto hafiled.the &ill of the general pradtitionex Meffrs Currie and Co are now enabled radically to cure by a nevi fare, and expeditious mode of pradiee, fuperior to any other ye adopted. They may be confulted by either Sex with the greatet delicacy, feerecy and honour, at their houfe, No. toy, Hatton Gan den. Patients in the country are requetted to fate the particulars of their cafe,their age, and general mode of Living. Lettere, pet paid, enclofing a bank note, will be duly anfwered t and the nectf. fary advice andmedieines given orient to auy part. of clic kingdom B - UTLER'S RESTORATIVE TOOTH-POW. DER, here offered to the ufe of the Pubiic at large, was it the circle of Dr. P. H. Dimfdale's particular acquaintance, and de Nobility and Gentry, his patients,and its virtues jufily appreciat ed ; but a certain delicacy prevented him from publicly announcing this preparation. Mr. Butler has come into poffeflon of the original recipe, and he begs to allure thole afflieted with ciccayed or offer. five teeth and gums, that they may rely on is efficacy and ream ative quality--a truifin of which any one may be convinced, by* fair and candid trial of one box. Of the properties of this Toed Powder, its detetEve property is juff fufficient to clear away tha& deftrudive particirm of acid which generally adhere to the gum and in the interftices of the teeth, without injuring the furfaee of either, healing foreuefa in the former. and promoting a new ens. mei of pearly whitends, where it has been injured or corroded oa the latter. ft has a pleafant and agreeable odour and is withal perfeelly innocent, that it may be eaten without njt.ry. Th.o dillingulihingcharaderiftics of its fanative effedts and ruperiority, have procured it the unbounded approbation of the Qu een, .1;1 Princeffes, the Emprefs of Ruffia, the Duchefes of York, Bedforl Cardin, Leeds, Rutland, and molt of the Englifh and foreign NI bility many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a nem& fary appendage to the toilet, and indeed they do but common juts rise herein, lince it imparts a firmnefs and beautiful rcdnefs to tbs gums .to the breath the mat dcledt able fweetnefs, and, if ufed con. Randy as directed, will render the teeth firm and white, and pre vent the tooth ach from returning to thofc who have been liable to its Isaiah baneful effedts. Prepared and fold wholefale and retail by Mr. Butler, Nu. a. Chsapfide, corner of Paternofter-row, London, and of molt coma try Medicine Venders and Perfumers, in boxes at is. gd. each. Of whom may be had, Butler's improved Silver-wised Taub. Brut:llu, price is. each. WHEN Profeilonal Men of Education and Re fponfibility deviate from the general Syftem by the feted", of a particular branch, the fanaion of long continued fucerffes the heft criterion of cuperiwity. Thirteen years have I devoted Foy pra6tice to the eschafge tress ment of Three Diforders, and the fuccefsful refute of my pOn give me additional ardour to oppnfe as far as I am able, the ravages d thole Complaints which are the molt important in the C,atalogas of Human Infirmities. After initialer: into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of pradlite to refer. individuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Yradlitioners. The Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted my attention. entrepoife every fperies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration. adly, all kinds of debility, whether airing from thy habits or fcllool boys or the Indulgences of mature age ; and, lat ly, • thkt derangement of the fyftem in wo• men which is called BARRENN h.SS, or STERILITY. Numerous Difeafes are the refult of Ignorance, or bate in the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea ; and it not unfrequently pens that that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifccetion of as unguarded hour. By a fupetior metho i fuck Compliltits arc eaOf cared; and. even where others have failed, I truft that I may re fume to offer a radical re-atahliibment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diltrefa in this di( order, compared with the calamitous fituatioos of men, who frets an indilgetica in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties or a fafhianiale life acquire that Rate of del:fifty, which is elm ear void o.le confeque..ce W filch pernicious habits. Vitere the unhappy foifferer broods over his misery, but caret fully conceals his misfortune; it may be font.- cotiftlation for bums to know, that airbough It be an °Ned of doubt or uncertainty with other praditioners, the removal of there dcficiendts by the gradual progrefs of renovation, is the acquirement of my earn. once If the rites of liacc"us or Venus bloc begun to reduce magi Rigour, much anxiety will he prevented by an early counterailin of this languid Rata; md in there cafes no great diteulty will coccus: The ((creep which is fo effential to my undertaking. and tit qualifleatieris which I have pre - mord to hate form the bias d my pretenfions. a:A in coincidence with fuch this intimation k given, that Mr. Brae may be corful ed paionally, or by Letters (mall Note), at his book, No. 29, Anode! - Reed. I nraz Temple-Rat. S(lnrateill: Cltg A t RRI ED WOMEN, who leave long been rtifappoicred r their expediations of a family, may be anted, the in mutt int (lances, fuch defces are curable by Medical Mill. Or There is an additional kntrance in Water itreet adjoiainfr and tae name is on both the doors. MA-C FIN OEB, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Leedom A Catrriort..—Some Perfrans, who rarely alien the:neon to be MIMBIRS Or THE ROYAL COLLEOe, baying for levee rraathl l paft copied my Adverrifements almoft word for word. ondiniegc° them as their own produetions, it Is my duty to mention that thee Perrone are Not Members of any College in Landoll. Ed il " burgh, or eifewherc ; nor have they ,ey right to profile: 511 2 01 in London. N.B. A Lill of the Members la publithed at rte Houle of tit College in lineon's I no-Felds, which may TO-MDRROW. 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