Star. — London, England, 1807-04-06 00:00:00

POLICE. BOW.STRIIRT.—On Saturday morning Ned Ellis, a notorious pickpocket and hoofer, %;,is btougn. in cuftody of Gregory, the con - flahle, who attends Drury Lire Theatre, before Mr. GRAHAM. The Officer hated, that the Theatre was uncom monly crowded on Friday night, and when the en tertainment was over the (pace under the colonade was completely blocked up wi.h the company coming from different parts of the Theatre—he, in conic cptence, went to look if there , was any pickpockets, and loon obferved feveral, hufiling a gentleman, and the prifoner with his arms round his waift. On teeing the Officer they Tung out for the hackney coach 273, and immediately made off between the carriages; the Officer purfued them, and fecured the prifoner by the collar, and one of his companions by the fleirt of his coat ; another of the gang immediately tripped the witnefs. and threw him dcwn under the pole of a coach. The man whole coat he had hold of made his efcape. Nothing was foetid upon the prifoner that was fufpeeted to be fiolen, nor did the Gentle. than that was hußled attend. A Gentleman had his pocket picked in the Pit of Drury-lane Theatre, on the above night, but there was no ground for ful peeling the prifoner to be the robber. The fellow was dreffed in the fit ft flyle of fafision. On his being called upon, by Mr. GRAHAM, to ' give an account of himfelf, his tale was, " that he was in the carpentering line with his mother, in Ealt Harding-ftreet ;" but he was too well known in the Office for this to have any avail, and Mr. GRAHAM faid, he had a gre.l mind to commit him under the Police Act. He, however, difcharged him on his promifing to reform, and not to be found under fimi far circumfiances. As the fellow was leaving the Office be laughed, and laid, he had cameral the beak, and acknowledged that he deferved to be lagged (tranfported) for being loch a fool as to be found near the playhnufe. A hackney coachman appeared to anfwer a fum mons of Mr. Herriot, of Hendon. Mr. H. flared, that on Thurfday he hired the prifoner to take his wife and children from the Strand to Hendon. After they had got into his coach, he told him to go to Hendon. The prifoner peremptorily refufed M go unlefs he was paid double fare, and alledged as a reafon the badnefs of the weather, and that his honks were very young, and they would not be able to pet up the hill. The prifoner acknowledged the hate ment to he correet. Mr. GRAHAM very properly reprobated the coach man's conduit in the firongell terms, in demanding double fare. As to the badnefs of the weather, he afked, did coachmen fuppofe that the public were only to have the life of their coaches in funfhine wea. ther? And as to the horfes being young, he defied that the prifoner and coachmen fhould underhand that they were bound to have horfes and coaches that Zooid perfeelly anfwer the convenience of the public, and that their cafe as to weather or imprclper would never be admittetl as an excufe, he therefire fined him 205. 7okn Ergan and Michael M'Crea were charge d b y Edward Booth and John Kingliam, two of the houfe patrnle belonging to the office. They hated, that on Friday night, about half paR nine o'clock, they found the prifoners under fufpiciouc circumftances, near Charlion.lane, and they anfweringthe defcrip tion of two footpads, who have lately committed di. vers footpad robberies in the neighbourhood of Lon don, they took them into cullody. They were committed for further examination on Wednefday. PUBLIC OFFICE, SHADwELL. — O I Saturday four men underwent examination, being charged on fufni• cion of having committed divers felonies on the roads leading to Edgware, Harrow, Highgate, and Brent ford. Two of them were recognized by two Gentle• men : they were committed for re-examination en Thurfday next. Mawsios-Hoost.—Saturrlay, J. Ramfey, a fel. lowfhip-porter, was charged before the Lord Mayor, with obtaining money upon falfe pretences. Mr. Ruflon of the Corn• Meter's Office, hated, that the prifoner had had from him above 71. at different times, and had given in bills defcribing himfelf to have worked with different meters, who proved that he had not done the work defcribed in the bills. The prifoner confeffed the charge, and pleaded &firth ; and Mr. ftufion contented to withdraw the profecu lion, upon cordition that the prifoner would enter on board the Tender ; to which he readily affented. J. Cartwright, W. Richards, and his wife, were charged with uttering a counterfeit feven fhilling piece. Mr. Maguire, grocer, in Fore-fireet, Rated, that Cartwright, (who is a boy about 13), came into his flosp on Thurfday evening, to putchafe Come tea' ' and fugar, when he t ffereel a counterfeit feven gril piece, which he difcevered, and detained the, boy, who laid he had it from Mrs. Richards, for whom he had, at different times, changed eleven, for which (he gave him a penny, twopence, and three pence each. Mr. Hart hated, that while the boy was in the fhop, he law Richards and his wife walking about the d6or, and after Mary Richards came in. he heard her whifper to a woman to bring her hufband and mother. The conitable faid, that Mary Richas ds told him the had the (even-Chilling piece from a woman who lodged at a gingerbread (hop, at London-wall ; that he went there with the prifoner, but that the woman denied having given it to her ; upon which he brought her away ; the perfified, however, in hav ing received the counterfeit feven.fhilling piece from the woman, to whom file laid the had given half a-crown for it ; and that if he had fearched her, he would have found many counterfeits. Cartwtight, and Mary Richards were fully committed; the huf band was difcharged. The following cafe lately came before the Magif trates at the New Town Hall, Whitechapel : a man of the name pf Taylor. of Dunk.ftreet, Mile End, was charged by the parifh officers with not fupport ing his wife. It appeared that they had been mat tied for Lome time, and had had feveral children ; but the great difparity of their ages, he being 34, and the 56, induced him to withdraw his affections, and taking a young woman into the houfe, compelled his wile to wait upon her as a fervant, till the was at length obliged to leave her family, and folicit relief from the parifh. The prifoner, it appeared, is in decent circumftances ; but he was committed to the Houle of Correction, not being able to find any perfon who would be ba il for him. EXTRAMMINARY MAII. ROSSEItY —On Eliday night a number of perfons were affembled at the Gloucetler Coffee houfe, Piccadilly, as is cutlomary every night, to fee the mail coaches fet off, which run the weitern road. JAI RS the Briftol mail was about to (tart, without any infide pafflengers, two men, gen teely dreffed, called nut to the coachman and guard, to know if they had any room ; and being anfwered in the affirmative, they laid they wanted a call to Maidenhead ; the guard immediately let them in.— They got out at the Saracen's Head Inn, at Maiden head, where the mail horfes are watered, and in a few minutes the mail drove off again. On going up the hill, the other fide of Maidenhead, the two men, who had juft got out, became the fubjeft of converfa tion between the guard and coachman, en account of the guard oblerving, that he did not lee either of their faces oti getting in or out of the coach, and that they appeared defignedly to conceal themfelves: this induced the cmchman to lugger} the propriety of examining the mail, to fee that all the property was right, which was agreed to by the guard.—They found all the bags right and the parctls in the boot; but, on examining the feats infide the coach, they found feveral parcels milling, which they fuppofed to be of confiderable value. The guard, in conlequence, took one of the leading honks, and rode back to the Saracen's Head Inn, where they had left the two men. As foon as he had got to the houfe, he called out for George, meaning the landlord, in great hatte. —The two men were then jolt about. fitting down to furper, but hearing the horfe ride up to the houfe in great haft!, one of them came out to fee what was the matter, and obferving the guard, called to his companion by the name of James. He came out, and they both ran off. The guard and landlord pur flied them, and called out, " Stop thief !" and a watchman in the town rook the alarm, and turned one of them in his courfe up a court, which the land lord knew was nut a thoroughfare ; they theteforepur fued him, and found him concealed in a corner, lying flat on the ground, with bank notes to the amount of 901. look, near him in the mud, fuppofed to have been the crntents of a parcel taken from the mail, and two parcels unopened.—The other villain made his efcape. A principal charafteriftic of the important fcene that opens, in a few days, at Cooper's Hall, is novelty. A fcheme, with four capital prizes of 20,0001. each, four ditto of to,oool. and four of Stool. exclufive of others of confiderable moment, is peifeftly novel in a Lottery of only 25,000 numbers. A lo,cool. prize to the firlt-drawn Ticket on cads of the lour firlt days drawing, is a moll intereftiog novelty; confequently, the chance of obtaining Inme of theft greateß capitals, pending the forthcoming of the firft drawn 3000 numbers, entitled to tol. each. is a no velty of unparalleled advantage to early adventurers. The preference of purchafing 'Eh Let% and Shares in the prefent State Lottery at fl•-• alas , and 's Offices, can only be accous ted for by he generous efforts of thole ladies and gentlemen who were to truly fortunate in the tall Lottery as to receive a large proportion of Capital Prizes. 110101111 Y and Co. are extremely ansictis t it their Ft tends Mall, • the prefent occafion, be fupplied with an additional number of Capital Prizes on or bef,re the t.tth ot the prefent Mon•h. No. z 6, Cortslsill, 51, Cliating-crols, St. Margaret's-hill, Borough. Sittings appointed in bliddlefex and 1. , .nd0n, he fore the Right Honourable Ecisvaitu ttal) ELLttl- n OROOOI4, Lord Chief Juftice, &c. in and after Ealtcr Term, 1807. IN TERM. Monday - Monday Monday Friday - April 12 - 19 - May 6 LONDON. April 20 Wednelliay 27 Wednefday May 4 Wednatlay 8 &tun Loy AFTER TERM. Tuefday May la Walntfday - May 13 Saturday night, at ten o'clock, a refpite, during his Majefly's pleafure, was fent by Lord HAWKESBURY to Horfemonger-lane, for Duncan, the gardener, who murdered Mr. Chivers, and who was to have been executed this morning. - - - Saturday the Seffiuns at Weaminner finally clofed. There was not any trial, nor was there any other bu finefs done than merely difcharging recognizance'. The Cuurt adjourned to Clerkenwell, till Monday. • Friday evening as a child about f:ven years old, daughter of a poor woman, in a court, in Qieet.- tireet, Cheapfide, was going down (fairs, the flame of the candle caught a handkerchief round her neck, which communicated to her other garments, and fo dreadfully burned her throat and body, that the was taken to St. Bat tholom,w's hofpital without hopes of recovery. Monday as a boy about four years old was playing round a bonfire, in a field near Wye, his cloath, caught the flame, by which he was fo dreadfully burnt that he died in a few hours. A few days ago a melancholy accident happened at a copperfmith's in Smithfield. While one of the workmen was finifhing the under part of a large cop per, one of the liandards on which it relied broke,and fevered the head and fhoulders of the unfortunate man from his body. SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LO] CAROOI3 Monday, Marc 636 t I 46 0 !MON, Al soi.o. and Wednefd. I RII. 4. PitICES Friday, April 3. NEWCASTLE COAL. Adair's Main Benton Lcng Biggs Main Croft's Main Eighton Mnor Heaton Main Hebburn Main Holy well Main Kenton Main Rufhworth Main Percy Main Pontap—Simpfon's Pontop Windfor's Tanficld Moor Walker Wall's End April a. I r 1 ♦6 o 7 I 47 I 49 I I 1 . I . I . it • 3 Temple's Wall's End - Wylam Moor - K iliingworth Moor - South Hebburn - Cowpen Main - Hartley - SUNDERLAND COAL. Bourn Moor - Eden Main Printrofe Main - , Pearith New Main - Wodworth Moor New Main 1 45irs VIDDLESIX. t Iso I I 4 8 I 50 I I 49 I SO to 50 DT!D. On Taftlay morning, M her houfe at Clifton, in the 62d year of her age, molt fincerely and defervedly lamented by her family and friends, Mrs. Vaffal, relict of John Vaffal, Efq. of the Crefeent, Bath, and Chatley Lodge, Somerfetfitire. Lately, at her houfe in Glafgow, aged Es, Mifs Jane Pollock , only forviving filter , and foie beir efs, of the late Sir Robert Pol lock, of Pollock, Bart in the county of Ren'rew. Her extentive fortune, the 'Rate of Pollock, is fiddly entailed upon her neareft female relative, Robina Pollock, niece of the Paid Sir Robert Pol lock, and relict of the late Sir Hew Crawfurd, of Jordan bill, Bart. and mother to Sir Robert Crawford. Her ladyelip is now, iu her own perfon, foie reprefentative and heirefs of that very ancient and refpedable family; and mutt add the name and bear the arms of Pollock. On Thurfday night, at her mother's houfe, in Harley-ftreet, iii the 22. th year of her age, the Honourable MIA Anne Rodney. youngeft daughter of Lady Rodney, and fitter to the prefent Lord Rodney. On Thurfday, at Chichefter, in the 75th year of her age, Lady Vifcountefii [Afford, Mid of Lord Chancellor Lifford, of Ireland, and mother of Lieutenant-General Hewitt. SALES BY AUCTION. LEICESTERSHIRE, nn the Border of RUTI.AND. By Mars. SKINNER. DYKE and CO. At Garraway s, London, on Wtilnefday, May 6, at is o'clock, in one Lot. AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fitnate in the parilh of Cold Overton, in the county of l .eiceft cr. nearly adjoining the turnpike road from Langbam to Nichol; Mowbray, four miles from Oakham, fix from the capital market town of Mel- ton Mowhray, and ten front Uppingham ; confifting of a very im provable Grazing Farm, containing rot acres of meadow and old pafture land, plentifully fupplied with excellent water, now in the poffellion of Mr. Gco Bryan,as tenant at will, at the very low rent of zocl. per ann. The Farm is capable of the greatelt improvement, and, in point of fituation, very defirahie. To be viewed at days preceding the tale, by applying to John Wood, the Shepherd, in ar the Church, Cold Overton. Printed particulars may he had at ch.: Crown, Oakbam ; Falcon, Uppingham ; Swan, Melton Mowbray; of Mr. Price. printer, Leicefter ; of Mr Ncia comb printer, Stam • ford; Mcffrs. Dicey and Co. printers, Northampton ;at the place of fale; and of MciTrs. Skinner, Dyke and Co. Alderfgate ftrect London. TWICKENHAM COMMON. MIDDLESEX. Capital OIL MILLS, RESIDRNCE, and FARM,' . With immediate poffeffion. By Meffrs SKINNER. DYKE., and CO. At Garraway's, on Wedncfday, May 6, at t i o'clock,in Tviot.nts, by order of the Executors and Devifees, THE very valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, eomprifing TWICKENHAM OIL MILLS, fituate on a powerful Bream, with 9 feet fall, at a short distance from the Rive: 'Thames; with a capital water wheel, t 8 feet diameter, working 3 pair of upright 'tones; 2 pair of rolls, and t 7 pair of ftampers. with lifting frames; furnaces, and fuitable cifterns , at the appara tus, tackle, and going geers; a capital fire-engine, and lofts for 70:0 quarters; a ne*ly eredted agent's dwelling-houfe; ayti about s t acres of arable, madow. and rdlure lard. The premifes poffefa every reqnifite convenience for carrying on a very extenlive and bent finial trade : are prefumed to be equal. if not fuperior, to any Mills in the kingdom and are hell for 40 years, at a rent of only Itch per annum. Alfo, a very defirable Freehold EP ate adjoining, lately occupied by Thomas Winfioe, Ffq. the owner, .I..ceafed ; confiftirg of a genteel refidence, and domellie offices, called Full well Lodge; capital (tabling. coach bode, and other buildings, re cently eredled on an uniform plan, ard handfome elevation: be - at • WO ph-afore-grounds, Ihrubhery, and excellent gardens; with hot boob., green !inure, and lofty walls, clothed with a choice (ewe .ion of truit•trees; and the adjoining paddock. containing about t 6 acre', interfedted by the mill-lb - cam, which has the appearance of aft rpentine canal. The fituation is remarkably fine, healthy, and commands a beautiful and vt ry extenfive profpedt. To he viewed by tickets only, which may he had, with printed narticu lan, of Mr. Lambert, Solicitor, Hatton-garden; and of Metres. Skinner, Dyke, and Co Alderfgate Itreet, niter,: a plan may be Peen, and a copy of the leaf...paied. Particulars may be nib had of Mr. Trewman, printer, Exeter ; Mr. Gutch, priottr. Bra' till; Mr. Peacock, pt inter, York ; Mr. Billinge, p. inter, I leer :l.oot ; and Mr. Baines, printer, Leeds; Mr. Donaldfon, printer, Eel iburgh; and at the place of Pale —N. B. Part of the purchafe. money may remain on mortgage. CUS COM HOUSE—PORTSMOUTH . On Thurflay, tbe 9th of April, iR —, at Ten o'Clnek in the Fore noun, will be Ezpored to EUI3 I I.IC SALE at this Office, THE UNDER MENTIONED GOODS : The fame having been (died and legally condemned. A parcel of Firewood. Handfpikcs, Oar Rafters, Spars, Deal Ends, Masts. Coals. Bcef Wood, Iron, Morocco Skins, Sugar, Pepper, Millard, Raifins, Wine, Pickles and Preferves. Confec tionary, Orange Water, Arrow R not, Tea. Cloth, Mullin. Nan keen, HatsToothßrufhes, Stockings. Handkerchiefs, S':iles, Borne, Cutlery, Woollen Cloths. Curricle Harnefs, Bad!, s, Cr uppers, Ca• •ifons, Nets, Saddles, Wheel Bases, Carriage Handle., Screws, Bits, Haimes, Buckles, Rollers, Moulding, Whips, Springs, Var • MTh, Reins, Writing D. lks, and Pocket Books. Which may be viewed in Office hours, three days before the Sale, on application to the Warehookkeeper. - DOCTOR HOBSON s IMPERIAL Oil .. WI-IAT Patient, who is fuffering under the dill treffing pain of Chrdnie Rhcumatifm, or the more acute anguifh of Gout, would not, at any price, gladly purchafe a Re medy to relieve his fufferings! No remedy has been fo rffedtual as Dr. Hodfon's Imperial Oil, in affording certain eafe, and alleviating pain In thefe diftrefling complaints in the fuelling of the joints and ftiffnefs of the tendons, the bad effed of old Brains, rendered worfe either by much exertion, or by cold variable weather. This t ccllent application reduces the fweling. and brings the tendons and snufcles loft and pliable; in one difrafe, the Rickets, the relaxed yielding condition of the bones is fo wonderfully changed by the regular ufe of the Imperial Oil, that the hones, though di Rorttd, re. gain their natural fhape and figure. In Palfy, Numbutfs of Limbs, and Torpor of the Back or Spine, it proves a fovereign Retnedy, byanimating and rettoring the energy Gf the Nerves. Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's. No. 4, Chespfide. enr- Der of PaternuPer row ; Hazard and !finny, and Creittwc %Bath Slain. and Lynch, Manchefter ; Gregfons. Liverpool ; and mat bookkllers and medicine venders in every country town, in bottles at as. 94. e tch. MR. BREE has fiequently been quaint:et-1 why Le continue') to advertife to difplay qualifications which no man has hitherto deputed, and to exprefs hts feleetion of a peculiar branch, in which the extent of his practice is already fuflieiertly known. To fuch queftions M. Bree replies—the fecreey which is iterparable from the treatment of that branch debars him from the ufual mode of profetßonal recommendation, for it is fearcely within the pals of the moft perfect intimacy, that a confection of error is fubmitted to merely to illuftrate the character t.f a Medi cal Practitioner. His qualifications and privileges are rep: .vdiv ftated, to diftinguifh him from chore who, without the Revile , ment I• advantag proltffional kowledge, have the temerity to alpine to the 6 elt of profeflio n nal prodice. In thofe fecret diforders, which are ordained to he the punifh- ment of illicit indulgence, and in that eorrpliratcd tleratipentrnt of the fyftem, which medical men denominate N F R VOUS CO M o PLAINTS, producing general or local DEBILITY, by which the (lamina of life are deftroyed, and the deareß intereßs of pnlitrity affeeted, he claims fuck fuperiority of (kill as might perhaps have been equally attained by any other Member of the College of Sur -6 gains, confining hivnfelf for fourteen years to this branch, and 3 i concentrating his Radice and pradtice to this particular point. Sanetioned by the fuecefs of his undertaking, he 1 ff ers Rettora _ . thin in every mite of Venereal Inftetion, and In all the& Deficien cies which are the confequences of long continued indulgence in luxury or in vice, refidence in warm climates, or any other caufe 6 producing Debility or Nervous Complaints in the one f.x, and 9 barrennefs in the other. The terms of remuneration arc plainly Rated on the firft Inter .- view, or in anfwcr to letters containing a Bank note. a A CAUTION.—Some perfons, who falfely affert them - felves to be Members of the Royal College, having tor fevrral months pill copied my Advertifentents, almolt word for word, and infertcd them as their own production, it is -my duty to o i mention, that fuch Perfons are not Members of any Colle . , ,ee in o London, Edinburgh, or elfcwhcre, nor have they any right to pro Lice Surgery in London. MARTIN BRIE, Member of the Royal Colic ge of Surgeons, London. N 0.29, Arundel-ftreet, near Temple bar, Feb. s, igen. N. B. A Lift of the Members Is othliftie4 at the Houfe of the College, in Lincoln's Inn Adds. 49 6 44 9 so 6 5o 0 46 o 49 3 48 o , 53 0 143 0 45 0 So 3 st 0 46 o so 0 49 0 46 9 46 3 45 1 46 6 44 0 46 o 43 9 30 0 So .6 45 0 3o 6 49 0 46 o 2 1 4' I 41 FRZSMAY. GUTTA 8.111.11TM:1S T HE Value of this infallible Medicine has been fr, long proved, that nothing of the indent day can hear a corn. petit on with it, in all the different ftages ota cereal,' Difeafewhich. it eflecheallv cures, dill eradicates from the hair, without e aching the painful .r e di ngi and rapofare that attends Salivation, without debilitatitio the Confthution in any degree, or even rAtiiring con finement front Enlinefs or refirinitai in Diet. The radical virtues of thee incitimable Drops have proved their claim t , public appro. t.uion for mere than thirty years. In all the De bil:ty of hoth Ser:t they proie a never failing restorative, whether the 1/A , ility is pro . duced by too free ufe of Mercury, by illicit plcafures, or the cffeels of a warm climate to 'Travellers and thofe goi.l abroad. They cannot be recommended too ftrongly to thole who will receive a fiefe. free:l , , and complete Crire. in all old l'ol)sra Meets, and every weataltil: that affedis the Bladder and Organs of Urine. By itt•efficaey many Women have become Mothers, who for years had been deprived of that happinefe. Sold wl - Acfale and retail at Mr. Butl.T's, No. 4 Cheapfide, cor ner of Paiernefter row; mid retail by Mau, Portfmouth ; ton, Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth : Peck, Hull ; Calwell, Dublin ; Macdonald, Glafgow , Smith and Manderron, 1.411 burgh ; and by most Country Medicine Venders, in bottles at as. 9d. each, with ample directions. ROBBLRDS's BALhikMIC ELIXIR, or COUGH IS the fafeft and Molt iMmed:ale Remedy eetr ye A compounded for the Cure of Cold' upon tie Aaiun ... Cough, and Confumptive Cafes; to Al which, the khabit,,nts of thefe !Bands are more efpecially extent - ea, by the nattianef, of the . Air, that conftantly tends towards Colds, and is ever accompanied by a troublefome and eventually dangerous Cough ; this if not re moved, daily incraft.s ohftinacy, extentlio; its hateful etfeds over the weak and tender frame, or wholly &flailing the foie. Lions of the Lungs in more rohuft Perfons. The Balfamic Elixir (or Cough Drop') of Mr. Robber& is compounded to meet th,tfe elate to reanre the tone of the Chet aid its contents. and thaeby dirchirge that tendenoy to Coofump. tion anti A ahma. ever found to line •eed fetch injury of the Llngs. In Icrtz contradted ind obftinate cafes, a few Bottles are needful, but in all recent Cough., the Ithair ad. ioftantaneoully, and te. Rotes the Pati tnt to hie former Health; leaving a doubt that his Mods proceeded rather from fancy than reality. A CAUTION.—Obfave the name of R. Butler, No. 4, Cheap. fide, is engrav-d on a black Stamp, which is affixed to each Bottle, ail others are counterfeits. - _ Sold Whole pile 4n3 Retail by Afpoi•itm-nt of Mr. Robbords, Apothecary, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, C.1,-aplide, corner of Pater notter-ruw. and Retail by Clark, No. 269, Borough; Mtn, No. 76, Oxford reet ; Stra”on,Leicriter iyuarc ; 2nd mull Country Bocktellers, in Bottles, at 2s. 9d. and 6s each, RENO VA IT has bee n ton frequently the ltibiedi of jn ft and general re;robation, that men deilitute of the elements of the inedic.ll art. have offered thernfelyei as candidates for public patronage, in profeilion of phyfic. For the purrire of doing j'itlice to the refute' of our dudies and experience. and to prevent us front being :faired among thole empiric% whore imptident pre mitring have, mlt.rtunat.ly for fociety, bean too favourably re ceived, we !e leavc to gut ntit to the litieral and enlightened a faithfu! ilatamect of (lir purfuits and acquirements. After basing reci.ivzil a rtglitar me4ical eilacaftm as the pupils of Meffrs Guts dal and 3liatirit. whet. 1c.....tare6 and pra..licr we carefully ants. ded, prati.ffi..rs and t:iceeni , of the Loodon Hofpital, we entered nurfelves as Re' .ents in that juiliy celehrati. d fchool for medical acquiremmt the Ri , yal Coneci:. et Edis.burgh, and were Manic. . tcd in thetliff, r. tut hi-arctic. rt .(11 - rorny, Surgery, the theory and practice of Phylic. Chemiftry, Rli.lwifery. botany, &c. Etc. by thole eminent prtitcffors, Mont°, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and irml ne fhall not he deemed pre. funiptuous in 1 . ,- , •ittg th •,t our profici-nev ard acquirements are not incontiJeratih- Hacire for al Ili; 1. ri,.. rf y ea rs made ven e r e al complaints, aril the Vat 10113 diftArt Y, the pattic/Ihr o' , jedt of our 1111.:ie , . and prafiic,., it will, we hope. be allowed that we have acqt.ired fupi.rior knowli•dge of their treatment and cure. In f.icLr and rye- tit ta'es of infection, a parted re ertablilltment i, corn; Erni t piliod of two days; and, in that of thr utmoit invet;rzcy, where other praditioners have NW of fucccfs, a proper per:ov. ratice in our plan of trcauttent, virtues to the patient a fafe and ra lial cure. Mjrca. CURRIE !Co have et rtitieri:e , . front the a7uove re fpedtable Protelf irs of Lentlen and iliobaighs of the diligence. at.d humanity with which ['icy pe. formed the duties affian d them dturi: , g the tin , " they mantled their I edure, and Praaice. Anthill the nut lancholy variety c fdiforders which are the effects of a habit long and mid unhappily ptirlued by the youth of both Sixes, there are cone more alarming tit more thfireffing than thole deficiencies and debilities wt iel: freqi.ently prevent or embitter the matrimonial Rate. To fuch r erfons it mull be a confoing re flediou to know that t' ey may new, by a new and iniallihle mode of treatment, he reltori d to that gre..teft of all human bleilings, a ttrong, manly, and vh.crous co. Itire ion. In all cafes of debility, from whatever caule at ding, a•• well as in evtry rpecies of vene inleciion, we may he COlrksitt d by pat ents el tither fez with the grcatett fecrecy and honour. Hours of confultation at home from ten to three, and from in the evening till ten at night. Patients in the country arc rtquidteil to Rate the partiClthars of their cafe, age, and g , :ntral babit of living. &e. &c Welding a remittance for advice and medicines, when the f..me will be gives or fent to any pert of the kingdom. To enfure that fecrecy In el fential to our undertaking, the poftatee of letters may be added to the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, November 26, 18c6. • No. 107, Hatton Garda,. to T. I'AYLOR, Surgeo--nXO—. 9, New Bridge. R reet, London, SIR, Edinbergh, May 2, eBOO. IN the fpring of 1794 r Wlt eiiieted with a Vene. real Complaint, which I treated with indifference fur fere months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyficiart,whe put a temporary flop to the viruh-nce of the dikafe (by mercu• rial application) for come time ; hut growing. in fpite of all medi cine and the advice GI the Era Gentlemen of the Faculty heir, worfe and work, for two ye ars, I was reduced to a Rate alnunt unparalleled and beyond defer ption being an entire leper,and ulce rated from head to foot. My head. throat, mouth, note, leg% arms,&c. have fleet) alternstely in danger of becoming ufelefs ; in (bort, I hive had from 20 to 3 a eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of ti4ht It 'Won il be voluminous to par tieularife all my cafe—fuilice.it ti fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dargerous or of a more complicated na ture. I was long Nuked u . ,Pin by my friends, arid imagined my felt beyond all hopes of reiovery. and, Indeed, in my then condi ' tion. death was prefer - Ai:lr: to my nor than miserable (late. In th • dreadful ft:nation did 1 drag a moll milerable etittence,tillDiviNt PROVIDENCE threw in my way a newf:iaper containing the cafe d a Mr.l3. of Plymouth —my trielid• rr id it, 1 could trot. I fent and procured tome of your Le 4 Re!. PArE KT Pat a. which, ti tiling front time to tiro!. am n.tw, and have long 1., en, (after more . than four ye..n indeferibahle iliarefs), in as g iod a Rate of hcakt as ever I enjoy( if, ; as 4 proof of this, I had a fine. thriving,hed thy child born to nit a few months ago. In gratitude to Gos, and in hopes of rendering my te:iow.createres fervice, I recut* you to putdrfh this ; and you may at any time refer perfons, 99 Iwith to he fiti.,fied of the truth or this, cr further partkulars, 9 me or my friends, by letter or per , in. As few cat; s for ba•lneis will ever equal mine, and none execot it, i have front . epertenee cern• rear- in to allure mankind, the i 4 tour LEAR: CS PI ILS they will find a fare, Ipeedy, late, and rart cal cure. J. r. Prepared and fold by the Sale Proprietcr,Tlinat le TA YLORI Member of the Royal College of . 4 urgeons in Londo, .t ' - i. !mar:. No. 9, New Brid t .e-ftreet ; where he will give aa!v.ei- wlthouts' fee, to perfons taking dick Pills, and will azifwer pct..-it. lettere« if ixaft paid, on the fame terms, obferving in all c ces the nv.it a:- violable fecrt.:y, no perfon's name -r cafe having burn mentioned. tut at their own particular requi 11, by the Proprietor, during dr. , courfe of mare than 36 years. that he has had the concluding ai an extend re laic of the above Medicine, and the practice atAni . therefrom. They are alto f It, by his appointment, for the convenience of thole living at a diftance by Mr. ,t'aster, Siiiith-lii Lige. 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