Star. — London, England, 1811-11-16 00:00:00

. ---4 1 1, 7 • ~ "" JUDO ff SAPS 411211tC2 TQ TINPINpAND JULIO 01 'Pi4l COUNTY AN CITTr OP DETPLIN, IN THE COURT OP. NINON NE‘Cil Thial.llol THAIRADAY, THE 7TH DAY OF NOifYiDiert : " Gentlemen of both Grand Juries—This you are .41.aiNare is a presenting. Term. and your tables la bour, no doubt, as usual, under the weight of- de - moods upon the public purse. It will be your duty, and, I trust, your care, to select from - amongst those dermsnds, such as purport to be fot works 9f real and unquestionable utility. Gentlemen of the City—l hold in my hand the Report of the Divisional Magistrates upon the pre sent state of the prisons within the Police District. which does great credit to their diligence and The Report points our several nuisances to be removed, and several alterations and improve ments to be adopted. In particular I perceive that your Briclewell is found utterly inadequate to the ac commodation ( f its numerous inmates, and that a new House of Correction is indispensably necessary. The Police Act end the Gaol Act empower and re- 1 quire, when the old House of Correction is found tut fit, that the Grand Jury should present for a new one ; and the Lord Lieutenant is empowered, for the more speedy completion of the work, to advance, if he will, tke estimated sum out of the Consolidated Fund. gentlemen, I cannot dismiss you without Offering a word of cordial congratulation upon the present settled and tranquil state of the city and . of , ~.- r--- - ' AtiNflari. . , - r . '-.......... INIONCTOR'S IRKTURN AT uznamin • , got. ;A. 12:ast, d c load 'IL --4. to 341. As. 241. 10s. to SOL 911; Barley, per quarter ins. -d. to Pic - 4 4 , Oats _ SU. .-4. t• oat. -4. Biota ~ , , ios. ---d. to *Os. sa.4l - • Peas • 4 604 45: -d. t ....4.. i : 5 4.06. 2...-4_ 4 . . 41111THFIELD MARKS 1..-November 1.4. Beef 4. 6d to Ss 64 Vail • Ss 01,1 fo•gs 01 Mums Sa ed to a• od Port is *d ti . 44 'lO YEA° Or CAXTTA TEO SAW. : • Nalii, about 1000-81seup assdLaesiss, TAW Calves, 120-Pigs, 120. , NEWGATE AND LEADENHALI. MAPZEICr_ • _. Bad Ss 3d to 4s Ed Veal is 04 t• 6s ad Mutton 4. 4d to is. 4d Poet is 01 eo ils Id PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. IT. tames's. • Worrecoarts. Hay 41. 44. to 61. Bs. Hay 41. 10a. to. as. Is. Straw 11. lit. to 01. S. Clove: 61. 664 to 71. 7k ' Straw 11. Os. to al. 10s. PRICE OF HAY Al4O STRAW Itl SMITH HELM Hay 41 Os to SI 10, New Clover 61 Os to 6110 a New Hay 01 Os to 01 Os Wheat Straw II este 21 10s PRICE OF HOPS IN A I'HE BOROUGH MARKET. 1 Bags. Pockets. 1 Kent 41 is to 61 104 Kent 41 las' tit 71 151 Susses 41 Os to 61 Os Susses 41 Os to 61 Os Yearlicp--Kent, Bags 41. Os. to .11 vac Ditto Pockets. 51. Os. to 61. 6s. RAW HIDES. Rest Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary 2s. 08. to ts. 44 stone) is. Od. to 31. 2d. Mutat Calf 144. 041. ewe* Middlings 2s 11. L to 2s. 10.1. F.• HRTIM ' ' to 11k. 04 - • IOE7 Rr. ITYMOLOGY OF THE PUGILISiIe WORD FIBBING. The ElasidCaere, are Fakers, The ilhse.•Lau are rinser,, The shade of G:firence is but a letter From Fibbers, came Fobbers, From Fobbers, spring Robbers, Soot and branch, shiely, must big together! Hitchin, Nov. l'2, IRI 1. c. 4 1 1 2 0R71NG. Nov. 10.—Thursday last, a well-contested. root Race took place between eight Officers of the 96th regiment, stationed in This island, for a sieeit iaakes 480 guineas. The course was from St. Au tin's Bay hatracks across the Sands throngh the town of. St Aubio's, and .back a distance of five miles and a ha'f. The Sands were remarkably heavy, and the .day unfavourable, in despite of which all the beauty and 'fashion of the island attene!ed. l ," - At half-past •three, the contenders for the prize startect amidst rei terated shows of general applau,e and iadividual ex pres.ions of encouragement. Capt. L. took the lead r .going off with a speed almost unequalled, followed .by Mr. H. Ft r near a mile those trio ran side by .side. when Capt. L. checked, and Mr. H. made play for several hundred yards and laid by : a general burst shortly afterwards took place, and was, conti nued, as &by mutual consent, for a mile and a half, P. - • -. when Capt. F. and Mr.C. took the lead, and great speed was evincrd. Bats were-then 5 to 4, the kaders against the field. Coming to some heavy sand, how ever, both cliec kcd, when Mr. R. Mr. C. Mr. Q'H. and Mr. Le C. made play. This was the most inte - resting part of the race ; so doubtful indeed did the race apfear, that 200 yards were run aver in dead silence, not a bet could be made!! ! Mr. Le C. then took the lead, and kept it the whole of thc remaining distance, two miles, and won the race in a most mas terly stilt running the last 300 yards for speed. A better contested race was never witnessed in this island. The distance was run in 82 minutes, the last two miles of which was accomplAed in IS mi nutes and a half, through a tremendous squall of wind and rain, ani won only by a few yards. Tbt following is the order in which they came in : Mr. Le C. - Ve hire and Greta 01-14 r - Buff and Red C—..-b. Buff .--- Blue R. county of Dublin. The late Commission . Oyer and Terminer, at which I happened to be one of the presiding Judges, was singularly light ; the offeneek there tried were those only of peaceable times ;—and the Magistrates of both districts gave the most une quivocal evidence to the Judges of their active and spirited exertions in maintaining the public peace, and enforcing a due respect to the laws of the land. This fact, however, would prove a source of scanty' satisfaction indeed, if the same observation did not apply alike to every other part of Ireland. You will therefore hear with pleasure, that the judicial reports from the late several circuits are no less favonrable and satilactory. In a word, one general calm ap pears to prevail from end to end of the Island. " This haPpy state of the country is, perhaps, the more gratifying, when we reflect upon the activity of incendiaries throughout the long vacation, to inflame and corrupt the mind. At no former period have oiators,,scribblers anll printers, circulated Wilt more busy industry their, maddening poison through the English 10s. Sheep Skins ill. 04 to its, ud- IPIDCE OF LEATHER IN.LEAthiNtiALL MARKET. Butts 215 d s4d caSklas sod 33d Diue a6d 274 Ditto 36d 42d I - `Merchants' Bache 191 904 Ditto S6d 4041 Dresdeg Hides 16,51 11.1 Small Seals Ss 14 to Os 041 Floe Coach Hides 10d 1954 Large ditto 120 s 160 s Crop Hides for curt. 17d 160 Tanned Horse Hides 13d 17d Ditto 191 said Gest Skim its 42s . PRICE OF TALLOW S. James's Market 4s 104 Town Tallow ..• • 244 64 Clare Market Os Od Yellow ittessie . . 77s Ski Wltliechapel Market 51 Od Wilke ditto 74. Od per stone of Sib. --- Soap ditto 72s 041 93 ,tog lieltiug Stuff OSs 101 Average 46 ltd Ditto rough 40. ad Yellow Soap, 996—Mottkd, lON—Curd„ 706 s —Palm, 925. Price of Candles per dozen, 12s ad—Moulds, lis O d. Graves 20s Od. Good Dregs iss Od. COAL-MARKET, NOVII4IILI 15. Sishrs at Market Sold Prices. u 5 Newcastle lit 41, Od to SS. Sd 11 Sunderlacd 11 431 .Sd to 44s Sd 1 Scotch 0 Oos Od. to 00s. Od. gr .. -J--. - Os; Sky , - -White and Red Capt. F. - . - Sky Blue anti 'MANI - _ _ Whlee awl Yellow and F' _ -- 14nd ; btu with au industry not -. more busy and ma- Cinders s 34 , . 01 to os. od. WORD, November 9.—The second Lest prier .fa bushel of 94. - . _ - - • e•Pu , Wand Burk. • Toot litace AT Yoax.-00 Wednesday the cele &rotted pedestrians, Joseph Beal and Atram Wood started to run four miles for 100 guineas each, over the race-course, York. Wood took the lead, and kept it a mile, when Beal passed him, kept the lead, and won it in great stkic, beating hie adversary about 200 yards • Bch non it in * ll -minutes and twelve l seconds. This young man is only 19 years of age, l about five feet seven inches high, weight nine stone five pounds. The betting at starting- was five six to frwr on Wood. A concourse of people wade trembled to Vitne , 3 this race from all pens of York- shire and Lancashire. The ground was exceedingly] heavy, and nuteli against the pelestrians. On thei 9th of Septeer hit, Beal run Isaac Hansworth, al Lancashire man, two miles over the same course, and beat lam considerably. Wood is also from Lan ire, and Some time since run against John Brown, lbw: miles, and beat his antagonist 109 yards. The titnelt vas rim In, was 20 minutes and !9 seconds. - For.tv Humv.—Wednesday last, the hounds un., kenneled a foi at Broad Heath, near Woreeiter, and after a short run, repard or' ired at the Severnomd itnmeJiately took water, and swam to an i•land, r whence, after staying a shorotime, he again took the water, and - swam to the bank he hag before left.— Being s infiely rursued, he rock shelter in a hollow tree. stOre the hcurlds killed him. In conseque n c e of. the - jiver having flooded the country, from the effects of the law heavy, rains, the Earl of PLYMOUTH ' had nearly met with a serious accident in the chase ; vs he was gain through some water, which was thought shillovr, his horse fell into a ditch. The Noble Earl faramately received no other injury than a severe drenching. MALTON COURSING &Comma—Eight matches ef t treyhc•unds for the Cup were run on Tuesday last,l of which Major TOPIIAM ITCH two, Mr. But ]lf r. MONSON one, and Mr. Ilasaaltokatse; oat al thel first class. Tuesday afternoon, as -- Ferris, Esq. of the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, was passing' along the Strand, he was hustled by a gang of pick lcieket! h is pocket-book, • .ant, thank Goo I emu abortive and unavaiiing. . hese mischievous advocates (as they are pleased to call.theauselves) of religious and civil freedom, havoi engaged in their service a great proportion of the pants of this coy ; and those pints, instead of ow mining the character of the Irish press by liberal s fair, and candid discussions, have lent themselves to sedition, and condescended to become in the hands of ead men the degraded vehicles of all manner of political and personal filth, diffusing through the' ' country the most inflammatory nauseous nonsense, - and propagating discontent and disaffection through, the creduLus and irritable mass of our people. The frofessed object of all this is Roman Catholic equa-, lsation, figuratively called Catholic Emancipation. But do these Libellers fancy that a measure the most momentous, pregnant with the most serious corms.' qnences to the whole Empire, is to be carried by storm ? Do they believe the Executive Authority to have abdicated the Crown and Sceptre, and Parlia. N Illent its high and paramount functions ?—that this itital measure is to be carried by clamour, calumny,, and intimidation, and not by calm deliberation, by 'Sober and dispassionate argument, and by the weight cf its own intrinsic merits ? For myself, if I may allude to, so inconsiderable an individual, I uniformly and ear nectly supported every relaxation of the Popery Laws; but in the honest motives of my zeal for the mea sure, I always presumed to think that there Was an object of still more value to the State than even Ca tholic Emancipation, and that is THE Pvauc Praci‘ Gentlemen, the Public Peace must not be resigned by its best avengers, the Grand Juries and. the Petit Juries of the Country, to .factious and turbulent men, who have weakened and thrown back this great canoe, by leagning it with inflammation, and identi. trying it with crime ; and who, it is plain, want the grievances, and not the relief. The Public Place, in which expression is included the Saha Popali, the, happiness and well being of .the people under the pro tecting laws and liberties of the realm, is a most mo- 1 mentous concern ; which the Government (if it meant not to remunce the most sacred of its trustill l e s bound to watch Over with a jealous care, and to protect, particularly in the present awful crisis, not of this country only, but of the world, with a firm- Wheat was 145.. according to which price, idsd a dee Arr. ante made to the baker, the assize and price of bread are as fol. low, viz. The peck loaf , homeholt!.. to weigh 171 b. a oz. 4s. Id. l'be hall peck, its. 4d. and the smaller In proportion. CANTERBURY bTOCK MARKET, NOV. If. Bed, 114. 6d. to 13s. 4d. per sore. Mutton, Ss. Oil. to Sr. ed. per stone. The annual fair at Kingston-upon:l hyasei displayed t on Wed nesday, a prodigious show of haus, cattle, sheep, pip, &c. al. though several droves were prevented from reaching the grand Mitt, owing to the roads in many places being Invaluable, from thfilate heavy rains having flooded the adJAning neighbourhood. 'There is now stinding on the garden of Mr. Mann, (near York House, Palmer's Westiuinsrer,) ra pear -tree, with a second crop, in a fiue thriving state, near 3 inches long, and 2 in circumference, with a quantity of blosioms. Dusus, Nov. 12.—Between twelve and one, on Sunday morning, James Connolly and Peter Edwards were in a public-house in Hanover-lane, along with several others ; among whom, it appearss was a per son of the name of Pollett. A squabble ensued, and the parties continued their affray in the street, before Polletei door. Pollen's son ran out with a bayone', and stabbed Connolly: The scalle continued some time after this circumstance, and Connolly received four wounds, two on his head, one oa the left side of his neck, and one on his right breast, which last hay ing entered his lungs, proved mortal : and Edwards, his conpani-in, received a very severe stab in the lower part of his belly. The watchmen took Wm. Pollen, the father, into custody, at the safoe time-that Constables, alarmed by the bustle, hastened to the place to which their attention was thus directed, and were told that James Pollett, the son, had got into his h,use with the intention of changing his cravat, which was observed to be bloody. Connolly by this time had been removed into the passage leading limn the street door to the inner room of Pollett's - house. The Constables immediately bil . oke open the door, land proceeded to examine the house ; but they could not hnd the young Follett, who had eluded their search, by leaping from a back win‘low. Theyhow ever apprehended a person of the name of Brittle, upon whose waistcoat there appeared marks 4 f blood ; and found two muskets and cartridge-1 bo) and bayonet - ..ts, and robbed of his, containing a 410 Bank of England 'note. 'Yesterday, at Hatton-Garden Office, J. Johnsox - 1 1 y cony neu and y:goiir al ways proportioned to the peril and the power with which it is threatened. 4. It has been stated from the Bar, that Bills of In, ,oxes, a bayonet stwared with blond:— Edwards was taken to his own house in Bulba Hey, and is likely to recover ; though the wound which he received is dreadful The verdict of the Inquest was _ esterdal was fully ceeimitted, charia with uttering consequence of wounds received from " Died in . • a trout. dictment are to be sent up to the Grand Jury,charg terfdt eonar, at the shop cif a baker, at Hattcn-Wall. in a misdemeanour upon certain persons Omen • D m James seewtt, not yet in eueody.” Young Follett 1 Sosahneh Bennet was charred with having a private g nsmed , grounded upon the 3ed_ e(“f tie t t e inf: tt co s "' en - hal sing been found, and contacted to prism. 1 , Sell on her premises, at wl.ich she was found assist- Manly called the Convention Act. If Beautiful White Teeth niey he rewarded as owe of ilsg. and was ordered to Pay thC Plut4ki" of 4030, but out in those bilk shall be sustained before you in eel. the nreatest bless:ngs Providence can bestow, without . nor paying the same, she was committed to the linnse dence to your sarbfaction it will be fitting in reSpect , „ilia the finest formed face is imperfect; inauention of -correction; and the still and utensils, with a the i mportance 0 w hich to die teeth and gums is the principal cause of an grett to of the :übject, that the Case ' quantity of wash and spirit*, seized. is certainly new, should be put into a crone of Judi- offensive brea th . _ B , v . , „ Tp (MUM li t4E:IABLIt zULSTORA- CouNTEnrni• Timex SWILLMS Tonle', Inc.-:A vial Inquirybyyour finding theßills. Thus ° o ly can a Titre: 00111 OWDER _is a most elegant and certain woman calling herself Mefri 4 Jeckeon, and a man solemn adjudication be had, whether the case in gir: remedy for all diseases of the t e e t h an d gums ; i ts named George Bornardor Basest, who has b een id en - l i on d o or do come ,within the true scope and particular qualities are not simply confined to clean tified as having escaped from the Hulks, where he meaning of the Statute. • , - sing the teeth, but will preserve them in the highest was under sentence of trarsportation, were a few daysl ha ve no doubt thatyou will dis. - " Gentlemen , d . since apprehended at Saffron Walden, on suspicion charge all your titles for the public advantage, an d white, fasten such as may be loose, and restore them of being titterers of bad money. On being searched, to your own honour." • to their original purity, entirely eradicate the *cu r ry there was found in the w o m an ' s possessino ninet y in the gums, cause them to ad re close and firm to counterfeit three shilling bank-tokens, 260-base shil. line, the teeth, render them of a healthf u l re d, an d t h e and 133 base sixpences. She was ta k en b e f ore breath delicately sweet, reliev e an d cure t h e most Mr. Jilin Hunt, a Magistrate, at Cincinnati, in i a bench of Magistrates the r e, committed her to America, was brought to trial on the 7th of August, the House of Correction for t hree months, und er th e for setting fire to the house cf Judge ——. The excruciati ng trial tooth-ash, gum - hil t s, an d swe ll e d f ate Black Act. The man was detai ne d f or tr i a l, f ot b e i ng l as t e d unt il th e 16th, there being upwards uf 140 —Sold wholesale and retail at U r . B ut l er ' s , 4, Cheap at large before the expiration of hi s sen t ence . M ar i a witnesses examined. In the morning of the 16th, the; side, corner of Paternoster-row; and retail by B e l em Jackson is c f the gipsey trile, and was app re h en d e d Jury retired to consider of their vet dice and after re- i.end. Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall a nd J o h nson , G osport; by Coliingb rum in October l es t, charged wilt u s er- turning tiro or three times with no verdict , am/ the 1 Album, Weston, M a llo r y an d Jones, Portsea ; 'new, ing e... 0 eoenterftit dollars to Mrs. Hobbs, straw hat Court sending them back to their room as often, no inane EKter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert and manu,facturer, in Blackman -street, in the Borough, verdict conld be obtained~ —Next 'morning the Jury i t Holloslids Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin; Batter and in paynsent for a bonnet.. 'On this charge she was returned to their box, but without any ofiicer, as we4.ll l Pnaild, Glasgow . ; Smith, Mancierstan, Scott and tried at the Surrey Sessions, when she made a very understand they had broken out of the room in which Cargil, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath , _ e e 'ful di fence ; she s t a t e d, t h at s h e was un f ortunate- t h e y were , and the of fi cer would not again take them Hull ; • Gregsne and Bjllinge, Liverpool ; ' - ly; manioc! to a man who had treated her very cruelly in his custody. Use Court refused to recognize them; , Lynda, Manchester ; Bowels, ' and des, ted her; and that she had received the dol. and after remaining some time in the box,- without 1 Lloyd, Birmirlithatn ;, Gregory, lars in questiep from'a sailor, not knowing them to the care of an officer of the Court, they evened to And Penny,4teerpool; V' - be bad. Under all the circums tances, altbnegh, there their, respective homes-rand the prisoner *as reman- 1 41;6 4 Ve Mrlailk # O 4 ' , 4 . , . Oci.iish was a strong case agsAiliSt air, tee Jury acquitted,h ee , tied back to his confinement. 2 s. . 4 . . . ....... .................................... _ . . , On tie llti lot. st Brixton. ilk, Lady or Capugs IsitsArthur,• dike i tti Italians ut . Foot. of a dweller. • ntea - Monday, in Sackville-stfeet, Dublin, in she Stith year of bi ige, Mout euert-Calortei Blake, son of the lait Joseph ta Ate, F sq. of Atity.cmuseyGalway, mid brother of tits- 'CM:Untie DOR a. of of Erroll., and of the late Lord Wailusturf. .Cia the td Inat.in the ai yearnf Itak age, Mr. Pobett Lloyd, :ome of the proprietors of tier ilirmiloshana Gazette, third son of Charles Lloyd, Pat. banker, Bon ingharn,--aa the short priori ofsbriresks, it has been the melancholy task of tt a 144.:•er surd the dm+ of twe sews mid or* diusghttr belonsing to ibis respettaLle family. • ' 'A n 14ontrnse witty fith inst. David inithie, at the great vs if. He was bli nil lots suanrvears previous to bit de•mcb ; but What Is remarkable, he ipectee ty recovered his sigh - the day be- Lb AktAlbsiaasock. on the ad Wit the tea% lames Robert tan, A..lsl..inanister of rbe Ana urgitereitasociate Congrrintioto t:or ifs tbesellid ytar of his age, and 3ttli of his at At Dysart. ea the Itltmet. Captain Aitetandet Lately, at Mrs - Ai-town (Asnerksj s Wier Latil a i a Ro liktiAle, 4 young Lady, aged 4% !dlr.!! 11 Weans. The death o f Mi t e Rout-tone a ffords an int.( resting caution to the Ladies; she ha 4 , been in the habit of wearkg dm* death losUera, fa-hionahly called Corselets, braced with steel, witidi attracted the lightiots, and wasneartered in all direction*, trumellbylics body in a most shocking rammer. CHING'S PAT/IHr WifILM lAZENGILS. WORMS are the tuo;k frequent rgurcti of Chil, dren's Diseases —Their ay/norms eon parent arm! 02h dlan of children should be ace:mimed with: Viol or. 2‘,...n of appetite, a paleness of the colour of time faer, aud irregular state . of the bowek, attended abet with vial* s; they bring on convulsions; they affect the itrowth disc but•,, and they prove fatal. by ending in &consumption at decay. NA is a preventative and cure ofthew alarming complaints,: he abate excellent Medicine is universally Jitter/4,mi the testimony of the highest characters in this country, both in imam nut retie/vista lity;to bare no equal. Their public apprubeiens, psi n t•. tha t Iwo/4w, from a personal knowledge of its oundertut nurse is their own families, stamps its mutt beyond commeanton, ar4 eves d unction to It, of which no other !efirdicl-e of the kiosk an boast. Parents and alms*, who have the core of child en, allould have this remedy ass family hinlichte on re*urt en. wherres *vet the stomach or i.owm Is of Children are any way ditordeved,. which it will always he found to ribose.. • Sold, wbolesale and retail,at Ching and flutter's, Nn. f, Chow side, London; Siam.? and &tans, porn:two:II ; loots, %Venally Anon*, mid kishory, Por:sea ; Ha!l and Joint sit s fluport Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness q Peck and Ron, and. Turnery Hull ; Howland, Cookwori hi, Notdcton, and G.lbert. Plyntouffi„ Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Cu. Ilitiltiugliana; Umii , og. and Lathbury, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter; Smith, Klanderton, rahurti, :nett, and Bas ter, Edinburgh; aater and ki•Lkinald. Glasgow; tinges and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co. Harwich; Swinten, Le!cen . to ; Edwarime and Penny, I.ivm rpoal; and retail by most comiutig medicine vendee*, is baste, at fa.lld. and ds. dd. seek. ADVICE WHEN Men of Education and professional :kilt use persevering esdeavours to discover the most safe sad certain method of treating a few prevalting Diseases, the success , col result of their exporieuc.e Is (behest proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS sod Co. Sargeems, have been toduccdte mats the cure of the following the object of their particular study, wins a certain Di.brdrr, frequently contracted in a usonteat of intoxi cation. and its concomitants, btricuires and Glees, which, by an improved phut, are speedily and clfeotually Cured ; at els de blity, whether arising fruit bacchanalian indulgences, bug rait deur it warm cErnates, or a secret solitary vice, too (Alen un happily pursued by the youth of both seats, in the one causing sierilky or ban-sonny and In the other 111U1ntrous train cif tiros vota diames, which, If tor dankly renirdk-d, trrtsibuto in be palette and Consular:Me. in that 416in:twang maws of debility off deficiency, whether tba coo sequence of such Woeful at arising from any other cause, by which the wenn of the claibtto tutlon become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Lot. don, they offer a ilmi,„safe, and speedy restoration to mond sag vigorous hesith% The result of a lorig and extentles practice has enabled dyed, by a soperior method. to remove venereal complaints, however Inveterate or compticated, without subjecting the patient to the bast restraint in diet or etcrcise and in recent Cams wiser* an early anlication is male on discovery of the Lifection, they frequently perform Is cure in the short space of two dirs. Tho toprecodented success of their mode of treatment (which has lib" been known to fail In one &Mirk instance is a prata. an swis s years;during winch period many thousand permits of instlisczes bine been cured, even after setters and iujur oats methods had hers pursued by other Pratthioners without effect), • Induces them to thus publiolyoffer their advice. Messrs. GOSS and Co. csclituvrty professing the cure of them . particular complaints, in order that they . may not be lltazkld by a mhsaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the ins- Tar empiric, think It but justice to themselves to state, that they have been properly educated and' initiated into every branch of the profession (certifics:es of which, from different bospstak, and testimonials from the most sin nent Physicians, they have to con vince any inquirer), that the success resulting front their rode:- yours first induced them to quit u.e practice of the general Plact• thinner, and they presume that their prezens'ons consumer a fate ground for the unprecedented confidsuice •kb which they have, by the public, been sole rally honoured. Patients in the country are requested to state the particulars of their case, age, and manner of living, inclonng a Bank N 0.., for advice and medicines, and the same irtil be forwarded to any part of the kingdorn.—GUSS sod Op. Suggest's,. IS, limiverio st mat, Pleet-street. SY HIS MMUS ill ci kin eti. 141TEItar P.AeIiNT. 1 EAKE's Genuine PILLS, .so justly famous tar A- 4 their superior efficacy In curing every degree and symp:uns of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, 5:.c. withuut confineruseat or restraint of diet, iv en easy, expeditions, safe, and secret man ner. One small tasteless Pill is a dose, its operation irter.rcep tittle, and requiring no particular attention. In 15 days they generally cure those creel Disenters ; and where they fall . in that time of perfectly met:slag healtis, the pa drat has the happy assurance that he or she is at the eve of being so restored, let the degree of malignancy be ever so great. It is an excellency peculiar to these Pills, to make directly to the cempilining part, and enter into contest with the ofissuchog matter, which they speedily dislodge and expel. They are decla red by experience to be a preserver of health, as well as a rests off, by taking only eight single Pills Spring and faint every year. In siert, the Patootoeles this extraordmary obligatioa :e them, that whatever he promised himself from them, they were suit t i Mill and exceed, as chimes inspatient of immortal and univertal fanse.• These Pt* ererenost worthy a platy in the cabinets of Mahon and Captains of Ships; the more so, for that they wal keep goad la all climates any length of time, and that they !Les * *ow horns the test of neer 60 years, with increasing .credit to iteeinselms, and honour to their amber, insomuch that duriug tbs. Ant eigbeyears the have radically cured uewartis of eo,ooe per. sons, also of soh isM liadrbemilandsirged from Hui - piton e her* salivation Uri boon fronntasipteposted, and all other methu.ls mkihe sin of without effect. Prepared Mai Sold the . by Sole Proprietor, Taos as TAT'Cz, Miember of die RsiyilCollege of Surgeons in Londe:o3,st his hoof, 244.10, New Reldgentreet ; where he win give advice, without a Jm,to persons tables these Pills, Mil will aeseter Patti tins Leo `f rest Pollioadde . err the same terms, obeervbsg hi all casts tits . invi° l 4big itecrbsts 0 9 patient's name or case lisv:n t 7 is en -Inintioned, bat ax their own particular retueet, lay the Propriette during the course of more thaw 40 years, that tx has had the cull ducting of an extensive sale of the above riled iti ne, sad the pran, tiativiting chord . They are also Oppoialation, at the Perfumer's, Ni. $5,41. Alban'eetreet, -mall ; the Toy-shop, N.. 105, os forshatvese; Mr. gles, No. 7, * liA-strect-Hill, read! aol oppositotio Monument i tad by one Person us every cur siie-ab y UM*. 1f Elliblod;ko. ia Roses of only M. an. tech. seals.. 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