Star. — London, England, 1807-02-25 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY: On Saturday 16 poiloners were tried, three oft . ii.oom were caprally eonvibed, viz. lYilliam Freeman, for uttering, and publifhing as true, a I.lfe, forged, and counterfeit draft, for par.' mem of I zol, purpro dog to be the draft of H. Dy f n, with intent to deftaud Mars. Prekott and Co. bankers. Ms. Ward, a clerk of Mars. Prefcott, Rated, that on the 13th of Fehrnary the prifrner came to their horde, aid prefented to him a draft for the payment of 1201. figned H. nylon, the name of a gentleman who keeps his cash in that firm. The witneisinfpebed the check, and firoogly frifpeCted it was not figned by Mr. Dyfon, and, of entitle, he anted the prifoner the name to the perfon from whom he bad received it. The prifoner told him he had got it from his mailer. Mr. John Smith, who lived at Hockering, in Hetifordfhiee, who had taken it born Dyfon, in payment of three honks he had fold to that gentle. men. The witnefs told the prifoner that he mull fubmit the draft to the itsfpeetion of the partners of the houfe; and after it had been (hewn to them, the sonnets was order ed to go along with the prifoner to Mr. Dyfon's houfe. The to ifoner, on this, 'exprefied great difappoitstment in not getting the calh ; but from theft complaints he was relieved, by the witnef. raking with him the amount of the draft in his pocket, which he mevnt to have given the prifoner for the draft, had every thing been found correet at Mr. nylon's. The prifoner, however, con Lived to make his efcape, and the witnefs did not fee him again, until the prifoner was at the Manfion on a - charge of a limiter fpecics. The draft was proved by Mr. Dyfon's clerk to be a forgery, and the prifoner was found—Guilty. Fifier was alto capitally convicted, for ut tt- ring and pohlifhing as true, knowing it to be forged, a certain order for payment of 4.01. with intent to fraud Mefirs. Hammerfleys, bankers, in Pall Mall. games Fraik was likewife capitally convieted, for I ealing goods, value 405. in the dwelling haute of I . Bryant. gamer Mackay was capitally indiaed for privately Dealing from the perfon of John Humbry, a gold warch, chain, and feels. The robbery took place exiting the Maiquerade at the Opera houfe about ten ttnys lince, and the Tory thinking it poflible that the rifoner slight have been teen by fnmeone at the time he committed the robbery, found him guilty of Deal ing, but not privily, which fav es his life. The following were alfo convieted of felony, viz. ' G. Groves. for !toiling two lambs, the property of J. Mallard. G. Gardner, fur stealing tour pair of boon., the property of Wyatt. M. Newbury, for ftealiog fcven guineas, the property of &An na Powel. Rama Smith, for ttealing a curtain, the property of E. Skvnn. 3. Knowles, for heating a topper, the property of Ivor. Vint. And J. Forties. ae o n?? te d of forgery. but found guilty of having forged notes in his yoireffion. And fit were a.:nuitted, among whom John honk was capitally intlitted tor taking a falfe oath, in order to obtain certain inizeononey doe to the neaten of kin of Neale Nugent, a private in the , S7th Regiment of Furst. By the evidence it appeared, that the prifoner had formerly been a coeporal in the 87th regiment, and, of cons fr, that he well knew the claims of the men in that regiment to prize money. Accordingly, he went to D , .ettirs' Commons, where he reprefented hinffelf as the brother of Nugent, who had died, according to his flatemenr, intettate, on hoard the Eon us ft igate, in 1797. He thus obtained letters of adthinithation in the utual way, and, after taking and fiihfcribing the cuflomary oaths, he obtained a rum* of 241. ti. being she prize money due to the de• ceafed Nugent. The lilts nectfiary to prove the pay ment of the money were produced in Court ; but the prilonei's perfon could not be latisfaborily identified, the money having been paid in April lag. It was proved by a clerk of one of the Probers, at Dobors' Commons, that two men called on him for letters of adminitiration (thofe which led to the pay ment of the money). A perfon, named Smith, a foldier in the Guards, j ,sued them in the greet, and was an accomplice in the cleith. He proved that the Frit wer was concerned with a fellow named Vaughan, convibeil and executed fornitime fince, for obtaioing money in this way, and that theprifoner had got the moiler io the piefent inflance.—'Phis evidence was {lightly corroborated, but not fuificiently to tidily the Jury, who found the prifuner—oNot Guilty. John Burdbill anil 1 homer IVilliams were capitally indibed as mutual accomplices in a deteflable crime at Montague-I'quart. Toe watchman, who was upon his Ita.td, Rated, that he had caught them in the ab, but tire capital, points reqnired by law not being fa tained, the Jtidge direited the Jury to acquit the pi ifoners, but otdered a bill of indiement to be pre teired agaiult them at the Clerkenwell Seffions, for a mitdemeanour, .7amer J I:,ortby, clerk to Mr. Wirgman, in St. James's Merl, was put to the bar, charged with rub- Ling hi. mailer of diamonds and jewellery to a con tiderable amount ; and a perfon calling himfeb Capt. .3reerVion was alto rot to the bar, charged with se cciying the fame knowing them to be Dolen ; but on the application of Mr. Alley, who undertook to pro duce art affidavit of the incapacity of an old lady to at trint, who was a material witnefs, the trial was put off. ?. today twenty•one prifoners were tried, one of n 15.4.11 was capitally convifted, viz. Sargant, for Healing a mare and a poney, the propesty of Rebecca Plum., • I'. ppler was inclined for fkaling 5 01 . and a 4 01 . the.pr• esty of A. Farrow. The profecutor, a feioman, h a d,arrived at 13iliongfgate, from a foreign voyage, on the 25,th of January, when - he was accof. tell by the prifoner, a crimp, who prevailed on him tb lodge at his hoof* in Well's Direct, Goodrnan'i. fields. After he had done fn, the mil - one! accompa nied. ) 4 4 to the houfe of Mars. Druce and Co. navy a ocnts,l'ecil-ftreet, Strand, where a draft was g yen 0".1 11.rdfal and Co.,Bankers, for 991. the amount of rh.efrPreeorrn's prize money , which the prifoner pre vailed on him to place in kis hands. frier the next morning, when the pt of - mum alked- for forme money, he denied receiving it. To fupport this allegation, two witneffes. - mother and fon, were called, but they l,tevaricated fo grofsly as to obtain no ci edit, and Yl tke iliinet was found voilly flealing, the capital part • eof the charge he mg incomplete. The following were alfo ccsiviCted of felony, eiz. ti M'Carty, for ttealing a kettle and a ilt.w pan, the property of J. Manatee, for Reeling a peliffe,die yeeyetty of G. Brown. Mary Wi4difun, for Rearing a quart pot, the property of R Jackfon. T. Waters for Reeling a pair of blankets and other things, the property of 3 Iredall. le Itzabetb Jenkins and Sarah Steen, for Reeling stable fpoon and feveral other articles, the property of Elizabeth Todd. G. Smith, for !haling two chairs and s table, the property of E. Baron. Hannah Booth, for Reeling two table cloths, the prqperty of B. Carter. T. Brace, for Reeling a fowl, the property of S. Special. R. Council, for Pealing a gown gent, the property of J. Wing field. And nine were acquitted, among whom were Captain John Morrifon and C. Ellworthy, clerk to Mr. Wirgman, jeweller, in St. James's-ftreet, who were indicted ; the latter for Healing a lilver tea pot, and the former for receiving the fame, knowing it to have been Rolen. James Guett, porter to Mr. Wirgman, Rated, that Ellworthy was the chief clerk in the houfe, and to whofe commands he was fubjeet. He had been or. tiered by the prifoner to take four flyer tea pots to No. 6. Great Cumberland greet, and at the fame time to give orders that the bag which contained them was not to be opened until the prifoner called. Wit nefs delivered the property to Thomas Froft, Captain Morrifon': fervant, and called again, by orde of the prifoner, at eleven o'clock at night, when he few Ellworthy at the.hnnfe, who gave him back three of the tea pots, and defired him to carry them to a hcufe in Crown and Sceptre Court, St. James's. ftreet, which was about two hundred yards from the houfe of his mailer ; and this was to be done un known to Mr. Wirgman. On crofs-examination, witnefs underflood that the tea pots were fent for the infpedlion of a Mrs. M—, an old lady, of near eighty years of age. Ellworthy always fold in the abfence of his mailer, and thefe tea pots were clandeßinely conveyed to the (hop by him the next morning, fearing that Mr. W. would be angry at his property being brought home fo late at night. Mr. Wirgman Hated, that Ellworthy had been five years in his fervice, and he was employed more confidentially than any other fervant. Morrifon was firll introduced to him by Capt. Wallis, of the Duke of Cumberland's lteginsent, in May laft, as a Captain in the Navy, and in confequence witnefs gave him credit, at feveral times, to the amount of ' 701. Ellworthy having chitfly waited on itim with the articles. On the 22d of November, Capt. Wallis informed him he was fearful the property fold t o ' Morrifon way loft, as he undertlood him to be a fwindler, but, as a man of honour, he telt himfelf bound to make good any lnfs which might be hut I tained. Ellworthy was prefent at this converfation, and he alto heard Cap. W. defire witnefs not to give him any more credit. Ellworthy abfented himfelf three days from the fhop, and returned with the ar ticles Morrifon had received, excepting thofe to the amount of tol. o'. 6d. which he faid he had received from Captain Morrifon himfelf, when he was again ordered not to give Morrifon further credit. In confequence of what witnefs had heard from the Swedith Ambafrador, he went to Morrifon who was confined in a lock-up hook, in Shire-lane, and he informed 9/knelt, that if he would go to his lodg. ings, he would recover the tea-pot he (Morrifon) had purchafed of Ellworthy, fublequent to his order not to troll him. Witnefs had never been apprifed of the fide of this teropot nor had it been booked, a; was ufual. Witnefs had received information which led to the recovery of other property, by the Swedith Arnbaffador. Mr. M. had hefitated to give up the property, but witnefs at length obtained a diamond ring. a gold eye-glaffes, a gold watch, Ste. the whole amounting to tool. his property. On crofs.examina. lion, he Paid he had not received any promife of a large order, when the old lady and the Captain fhould be married. Mr. Dunsfoid, grandfon of the intended bride, knew both the prifoners, who had frequently been together at the houfe of his grandmother. He re collcded the teapots being brought into the draw ing-room, where himfelf, Captain Morrifon, and others were prefent. Morrifon carried the tea pots tip Hairs to the bed-room of the 'old lady, who was i indifpofed, for her to fele& one, as witnefs fuppofed for Morrifon ; and Ellworthy was always underttood to be flopman to Mr. Wirgman. Letters had fre quently paired between the prifoners. The witnefs had likewife often teen them together. On crofs-examination witnefs hated, Morrifon had paid his addteffes to the grandmother of the witnefs, and he believed they were on the point of marriage. She had immenfe property, and it was not the with of witnefs that the intended marriage fltould take place. It alto appeared- in the csofs.examination of Mr. Wirgman, that the Swedith Anthaffador was .a relation of the old lady. Mr. Junice Heath obferved, that Morrifon ap- ' pear ed to have been getting money how he could, and it was evident he bad been deceiving the old lady. There did not appear to be any degree of criminality : attached to the prifoner Ellworthy, who was as likely .to have been. the dupe of artifice as Mrs. NI-.---.--,, ho.wever improperly he might have ailed in giving credit to Morrifon after his mailer had forbid 'him fo to do. The Jury acquitted the prifoners. Morrifon, who appeared. to have been a Lieutenant,. was de tained. for debt. Yellerday four prifoners were tried,, one of whbm was conviaed of felony, viz. Sty - amid, Taylor, for Healing a cotton gown, the property of Sarah Akers. . Three were acquitted, among whom were -- Bescher and - :fed, who were in-1 dieted for obtiruding and beating Officers of the Ex- cite in the execution of their duty. --- Gibbs Rated, that on the lath of Desseno- ber he went to the houfe of Bratt, on fearching which, with a brother Officer, eighteen bags of to bacco and eight half ankers of geneva were found, and forme other goods in an adjoining out hook ; the whole were placed in a parlour it, Bratt's hoofe,, form after which a gang of fmugglers fwore that they would have back their property. They threw down the Officers, who were , af4fled by a coollable, and got away a (mall part of the feizaue. The fmug glers knocked out a candle which was on the table, and on their fwearing they would have the goods, the of leers produced pink, as did alto the [Muggier s -each prefented them, but there was no firing. The Ontigglers bad alto pitchforks and bludgeons, andtme 'of the offerers was . wounded,in the affray. Twu o ffi cers proved theta fail s, but they did not fee the pritouers i among their adverfaries. •'• 7 . " . r , ... Ann Payne, an accomplice, Rated that flie.kneu the whole party, and amongli them were the. tut prifoners. On her crofs examination, the laid the was habited as a man, and had frequently gone out on horfeback, armed and accoutred. She had coha bited with one of the party, named Cecily. She had parted from l!im two days after this affair, and the day after the impeached the pritoners. She acknow ledged having told different antics before the hlag;f traces. Her evidence was altogether of a very WI picious nature, and the prifoners were acquitted. Tht fame' day the &iliuns ended, when fentence of death was palled on P. Higgins and T. Quin, for burglary. W. Difney, for a highway robbery. W. Baldwin and J. Frail, for (leafing goods in dwelling houfcs. W. Fidler and W. Preetnau. fer forgery, G. Grove, for killing two lambs, with intent to Real the car• cafes ; and R. Sergeant, for horfe ftealing. Mary Prince and j. Forbes, to be tranfported for fourteen years ; zz for feven years ; 17 to be kept to hard labour in the Houle of Correetion fr.r fix months; 3 for one year ; 4 to he imprifoned in Newgate for various petiods ; two to be publicly, and two to be privately whipped ; and twelve difcharged by pro cl tmation. The Selnons were adjourned to the Bth of Apia. : UNDCeN MARKETS. RE TURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from the 9th of February to the 14th of Feb.—Total 4.496 quarters Average 76s 41. —is. Sid higher than last return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 7th of February to the 13th of February. Total-26,227 lacks—.'leverage 695. I lid. OF Sid. higher than laR return. RETURN PRICE OF GRAIN ON BOARD 4 RI: AS UNDER: Wheat sos 6os 68s Boilers 76s Sas od Fine 7os 785 Suff.lks to 814 od Superfine Bos 84s Grey Pe as 365464 cd Fine Effex White, Ste. 855 88s Fine New to 481 Rye, new 365 485 Beans, 364 sBs Barley 32% 405 cd Tick Beans, 504 aos cd Malt 60s 7c. Oats as. , 21+s 31, Whits Peas scs 6.s 7cs Polands 32s jf s ed smrrHFIELD MARKPT, February 23. To fink the offal—per [tone of 81b. Boer 41 od to 55 44 I Veal 55 4d to 7s cd Musson 4s 4d to 5s 6d Pork a 55 cd t' 6t cif NEWGATE and LEADLNHALL, February 23. Per (tone ut 81b. by the carcafe. Beef 3 , 4 . 1 to 4+ 6d I Veal 4% 81 to 6. 61 Mutton 3s 8d to 4s 8 .1 Pork . 55 clto 64 0.1 PRICE UF H 0 12 .3 IN THE BOROUGH MARK b T. New Ba t ts 51 os to 51 181 I Pockets ti tD.to(A tp 'MICR Of LI/r ANII STRAW IN sial I il i I s Lo. Hay. - 31 tOs to 41 tss 1 Clever 41 C:, to SI 5s Rowers of cs to cl oil I Straw, 21 cs to 31 c. COAL MARKFt, February 23 Ships at Market Ships foil I-rice 43 Neweattle Coal 2 5 36s Oti to 484 34 3 Sundt rland 2 36s od to 42$ 6d COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICKS Of OItAIN AT -rue rOltonlNo MARKETS.' BA SINGS i OS:P.—Wheat 72s cil to Sts cd per quarter. Barley 365 od to 384 cd 1 Beans 44s cd to 49 cd Oats 274 cd to pa 6d Peale ocs od to ocs od MAtatmars.o....-Wheat ;os c.l to 98s cd per Qr. Barley 34s 4 , i1 to 39$ cd I Beans 485 ed to sit eel Oats 295 04.1 to 365 cd Peale 491 cd to 54s oil lictu.sy.—Wheat 704 od to 99% cd per O. Barley 335 oil to 39s ed 1 Beans sits od to 481 od OUR 21.1 04.1 to 14, 0.1 Peak 40s cd to 485 cd Nswauttv.—Wheat 6 4 4 cd to 94s oil per QS: Barley 35s oil to 38. oil I Brans 451 ::‘,l to its od Oats 26s od to 3st Ad Peafe cos cd to Sts cd R s4 vi N o,—Wheat 784 oil to 98s cd per Q. Barley 345 cd to 384 641 I reins 454 cal to scs od Cats 251 od to 355 ;Al Peale 49s od to 52.5 6tl Monday minting, as Miller Wingrove of Mil ford-lane was palling St. Clement's in the Strand, to frhool, he was thrown down by a mail coach, and the wheel paired over his body ; he was carried into the Crooked Billet Public Hattie, where Mr, Radnor, of Surrey-11feet, Strand, immediately attended, and bled him, but we are forry to date, he Kt a few mi mites expired. BraTliS. On the tioth irftant, at Ihidingtua, Gloucefteratire, the Hon. Mn Vodrington, of a doughty.. The lady 4lf Mae Goldftnid, Efq of Spital ignore. of a fon. Di F.D. On Monday, at Clifton, Mrs. Lathington, wife of Wm. Lufh bigton,Efq. of Moore-place, Herts. Coughs and Colds are Wel) , end effeetually cured. and the Ain !static refined by Sir Jelin Filet's Balf.un of Honey. It is the mutt innocent, yet the moil effectual remedy ever dikorered." S"t JOHN HILL, M. D. Knight of the Royal Order of Sweden, and F. R. S. at Paris, was a Botanift of eminence and charadter, he concentrated. by. means of intenfe ap plication, that excellent F.strad of Flowers called Honey, for the Cure of Coughs, Colds, and A ithmas. Finding the danger arifing from negleded Pectoral Complai n ts, be prepared this pleafant yet effeituil Remedy. It is as reftorative as Ares Milk, never dila grecs with the ftoraleh, and cures. a recent Cold or Cough ill a few hours. Afthmatie perfons will find it to give general rellef.removing the difficulty of Breathing, promoting Bxpedloration, and in diftharg ' in • the vifeig Phlrgrit. Ciution—Therc is another fort which is Spurious, perfons will there be careful to alk for " Sir John Hill's ;lawn of Honey." aid obferve the names of " Shaw and. Edwards," are engraved on the Stamp given with fueh Bottle. Price 35. 6d. Sold, wholefale and retail, by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. ffaul:s Caharth-yard. ...... -..,—... I . IN profaning myfelf a regularly educated Member . . of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, I' think it incum bent on me to fignify, that my diploma from the College of Sur geons, as well as certificates from the Norpitals, and various Pro kffors under whom I ftudicti Phyhe, Surgery and Midwifery. have been for years placed in one of my parlours, open to the infpedion of any one who happens to he there, or is Ochrous of fueh salmi nation. Thirteen years I have reigned all other Prarftice, for the ftudy and treatment of VENEREAL. COMPLAINTS and DE- Buiry-but it was not till I had experience at an Army Sur -, I grim andGensral.Pradlitioner,that I thought myfelf"jult'fied in the 1 Seketion of this ptculiar branch. The concentrated force of the human hitched, when direct ed to a, particular point, mutt acquire fuprriority within the circle of its nwa adtion, and a long continu • ed fuceefs, is a decided proof that my efforts have not been Ils be neficial to•othera than advantageous to myfelf. 'f he diftrefs andthe mifery which arife I tom a certain deltrudive habit, fo penticious to fchool boys, hive bet n frequently pourtray ed by the moraliftsfof the age. But it is the duty of every Pradti timer, wheneaUed upott,trt relieve (uch (offerings by medical a ma ance-ssend it is tire acquirement of my excluGve experience in thi n hue to offer in every fuels cafe a fife and.certain re-cftshldhneent. In flight cafes of deficiency produced by free living, rcfidence in warm climates, or too much indulgence of leduCtise palfions, and it. all reoent Venereal Complaints early application infures its im mcdiase cure,. But in the molt complieated cafes .of Debility ac- ' companied by ; fever or Diforders of use fyftem arifiag from ne • glecttd infedthm-afonte pr • tiveranee is indifpenfably requifite for the're-animation of the Conftitution andorettoration to health and •vig.me. In all cafes with either fez the molt inviolable lecret..y is •obkrved, and the,terens.of remuneration are plainly fated ou the ..firll c inectview. MARTIN BLEB, II Member of.the Royal College of Surgeons in London. No. ao,Arundel-ftreet, Strand. near Ta e-Bar There is an additional entrance inWater- street adjoining. All letters from town or country arc ripcdtcd to contain a bask note. I • SALES BY AUL rto • . . c )r. ----- At the Timbcr Taid, known I.y the name of the Prior. 4 614, 1 ' in Plymouth, On Friday, the 27th of Fc.bra;:ry initata, at Ten ti'Llock in the Forenoon, A BOUT 110,000 'Feet v.f Ch o i ce H DN. DURAS IklAktOG O .NY. ' • For viewing the fame and Catalogue.., apply to i. .r JO ct l HAWrEIt, • h Irrehat:t, Ply tr oath, lymouth, Feb. 7 , _1807.. DeGrable and Eatenfive PREMISES,Nn.t39, FLEET STREk By Mr. H FRRIN:;, By Order of the Affignees of Mr.NIEDLEH, CIIAMSERLATX, nnu t gift and Chymilt, a Bankrupt, at Garraway's Coffee-honk, 'Change-alley, un 'I uerday, the 3d March, at twelve o'clock, (orders an acceptable offer he previoully made), rl IIE UNEXPIRED TERM of EIGHTEEN YEARS, of the LEASE of thote Sp clout PREMISES, comprifing a tand[otne modern fronted Shop and Genteel Did ling Houk, Counting Houk, back Warehoures, paved 1 ard, &c. snort eligibly Gtuate No. 539, on the North Side of Flevt-ftreet, in the occupatiim of the kid Bankrupt. The whole it in the molt lerfrt and fubftantial repair, and peculiarly caleti::,ted to the. above line, Int , fuitable to molt Trade. where room is required. To be viewed till the Sale, and Particulars had thereon; alto 3t Garraway's ; of Meffra Loggan and Smith, 5..1 ci•ors, B.,Sugh.a. ftreet ; and or Mr. Herring, audionetr, Fleet-(freer. N. B. The Stock, Furniture, Ste will be fold tinnily Cite the above. ROBBERDS's BALSAMIC ELIXIR., or COUGH DROPS, IS the fated and moll immediate Remedy c v er y et compounded for the Cure of Colds upart the Lungs, Anlims, Cough, and Confumptivt Cafes; to ;dl which, the Inhabitants of there Wands are more efpe4.-islly carried, by he mnittnefs of the Air, that conftantly tends towards Colds. and is CVtf a,•comp an i,d by a troublcfome and MI/Many dangerous Cough: this if not re moved, daily increafexhi obllinacy, extending its hslefuleffeas cver the weak end tender frame, br whelk deltroyi g the func tiors of the Lungs in more r-hot Perfons - - - - 'nit &Mamie Elixir (or C..u B h Drop.) of Mr. Rot.herds i s cone- r ounded t) meet thole evils to r tte)re the tone of the Chet and its entre rt.% and thereby difcharge that tendyncy to Confump tion an .1 Altheita. ever town; to it 7cced loch injury of Ole Lung., In long contracted and obttinate CAICS a trw Bottle% are ..ccetnry, hut in all recent Cou l ;hs, the at iiiftautaneouili. and re. Rotes the l'athnt t.) his former 11c:dil; leaving a il iciutit that his iiincts trocreded rather from farcy than rc.i'ity. A CAUTlON.—Ohferve the n.eine f.t . R. Butler, No. 4. Cher.p. fide, is engraved on a black Stan p, viLich is affixed to each Bottle: ail ethers :;re counterfeits. Sc:il Wholefale and Retail by Appointment of Mr. Robberdi, Aputhecai y, at Mr. Butler's. No. 4. Clicapfnit. corner of Patcr• noili-r• row ; and Retail by Clark, No. 26). ro•ou g h ; Mien, N.). 76, 05,frt .1 area ; S!ratton, Leicelli r fquare ; and mutt Country llookiellers, in Bottles. at as. gd and 6s each, To THOS. TAYLOR,Efq. No. 9, New Bridge-ftreet, London. R.-4 ctitils..:ei it but etc ~et st Joitice du.: to the' Li merits ~f your LEAK F.'s P. FENT PILLS. to corn:mint rate to arit the following Cure, wt ich ha, 1-, coml.! been performed by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking nue of an old Venereal Complaint (atteoded by a Complication of Dif orders arifin,, tht rcfrom), was reduced almnft to a fleeletnn, an though he had the belt medical advice which could be obtaine !, and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procur 4 which leaned to felt his cafe, or d. him any fervice; he remain La a Molt reduced and pitiable fituation for two years, unable to folio* his profellion, and fcarcely able to walk or even to (Lind on his legs ; in fact, Ito one who knew him ever fuppofed it poll - dile fur hint to recover. He wat advi!lil at bit to try your LtA es Pit is—he did fu, aridly adhering to the directions given with them—he had rut taken more than two boxes, before he found aft alttnition tut the better: this encouraged hint to proceed, and by takirg a sew boxes more he four.d his appetite and ftrength grad - :14 return. atA it row as healthy and as !tout as soy man I ',.,:0w. You arc welcome. Sir, to ref.-r ail Perron to MC tot coidirmatiem of the above i.ccouut ii i, flt ,tll.l be doubted. I am. Sir, your obe,..iitionnlde fefv:int, Library, July to. 0 1 3 s. 1110. PURDY. Prepared and fold by th, (oh! Propritn r Taros. TAYLOR. Mem;:r r of rune Roy,! Co!l ge of Surgeons, Lon don, at his honk. No. 9, New Bridge arcet Where. after a conftant refidence of more than 4) years, in a ; • pradice particularly directed nrt to the cure of Veeal complatr and thofe incidental to the parts of gereratinn in both fi-ses, wfftr that inviolable ftcrecy which men of his rroft. !bun theuld always obf,rve, he flatters himf.lf the advice and atfillat,ce he gratuit, ufly adminifters to perfons !eking this medicine, will be eltetrned,bl a difeerning public, as an advateage seldom to be obtaiucd, and void of ambiguity. Mfo fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thole ae a diaance, at the Periumer's No. 3;, St. Alhan's-ltreet, Pall Mall; the Toyfhop, Oxfin d ft tet t ; Mr. Difborough, 7. Pith ltrect-hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Fdinburgh; Mr. M•Do ld's, Glafgow; Mr. Catlwell's, Dublin; lyir. P.illitige's, Liverpool; Mr. Atkinfun's, Manchefter ; and t y nue perfun in every cortu derable town in G reat Britain and Ireland, it, boxes of only Is. 9d. each, (rated up with full and plain dirediont, whereby perfons of either :ex may cure therof.lves with cafe, fpeed,feerecy, and fifety. N. B. Every box fold in (A-eat ts ritain is healed up ith a 'tamp, on which, by favour of the Commiffion-rs, is printedw the Stamp OtEce—T. Taylor, No 9, New Bridge street—to imitate which is felony, and all talus are eunterfeit. RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been too frequently the fobjeti of job and general reprobation, that men deltirote of the elements of the medical art have offered thenyftives as candidates for public patronage iu the profelfion of phyfic. For the purpofe of doing jultice to the relish of our studies and ex2erienee, and to prevent us from being ;Azad among,thufe empiries whole impudent pre tenfions have, unfortunately for fociety, been too favourably re ceived, we beg leave to fubmit to the liberal and enlightened a faithfulitatement of our purfuits and acqdrements. After having received a regular medical education as the pupils of Meffrs. Grin. dal and Blitard, whole ketures and pra,ftice we carefully atten ded, as proteffors and forgeom of the 1.0111)11 Hofpital, we entered ourfelves as ftudrrts its that patty celebrated reboot fur medical acquirement, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were inftrue red in the different brat.che, of Anatomy. Sargery, the theory and praCtice of Phyfic, Cherniftry, ndwilery. Botany, &c. &c. by thole eminent p:ofeffors, l)rs. Munro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We treat we Mall not be deemed pre fumptueus in raying that our proficiency and acquirements are oat laCtififidCrable . Having :or a long (cries of years made venereal. comilaints. and the various dilutes of DEBILITY, the particular . °bled of our Itudi-s and pradtice, it will, we hope, be allowed: that we have acquired fuparior knowledge of their treatment and cure. In tight and recent cares of infedtion, a perfeCt re. eftablifhmtnt is completed in the. Ilion period of two days; and, in thofc of the utmoft inveteracy, where other jitaclidoners have failed of fuccefs, a proper perfeverance in our plan of treatment, er.fures to the patient a fafe and radical cure. Amidft the melancholy variety of difordere which are the effeels, of a habit long and.muft unhappily purfued by the ye uth tf best.-., Sexes, there are none more alarnsing or more diftretneg than'thole_ deficiencies and de:Alit: s veh;co frequently prevent or embiecee. the matrimonial Bate. To fuch perfume it mutt he a cot:toting re &akin to know that they may msw. by a new and infallible mode. of treatment, be fainted to that Irtatrit of all human blelEngs, a, :Iron, manly, and vigorous (milieu:ion. In all cafes of &batty. from whatever elute arifing, as well as its every fpecies of vene real infection, we may be etinfolted by patients of tither fez with the greateft fecrecy and honour. Floors of confultation at home from to. to three, and from fiN is. the evening till ten at night. Patients in the country art roqiietted witate the particulars of their cafe, ace, and general habit of living, &c. fee. inclolirg a remittance for advice and medic'. es, when the fame will be given or fent to any part of the kingdom. To enlace that fares:) , N ef fential to our undertaking, the peftage.of letters may be added to the accourt for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, November 26, laic& No. toy, Hatton Garden. TO-MORROW. Sun sires I Sron fats Moon feu 49 minutes after hI ao taivutes aftu S ItB tamales after tt HIGH WATER AT 1.0141U0t4 B2II)GE TO.M . ORROW. Morning 31 minims after 4 • minutes after 4 Afternoeo - LONDON: Primed and pubEibed by LEVEL RENT, (of Cry • terbury-Place, Lambeth), at the 3-ran-Orrice; No.:, care:• itreet. Put filled also at :144 STAN Orrice. Taceplcll:, ' I.: .