Star. — London, England, 1807-04-07 00:00:00

DIRGE rang at the funeral Of his Excellency Lieutenant General Goanno, in the Farith Church of St. Helier's, 'nand or Jerrey, on Friday, .25th April 1806. Ihe Moue by JouN BeAu NION r. Hither, Cafarea, turn thy mournful eyes, To Death's embrace thy dear defender lies ; Cold is that heart that gloved with patriot zeal, And clos'd thofe eyes that wateh'd thy public weal. Hark ! kear'ft thou not a deep and gen'ral groan ? Thy hills and vales re-echo to the moan ; Low, low he lies, whole kind benignant hand Dealt joy, dealt bleflings through the Gulling lard; Who from thy coati drove pale ey'd danger far, in peace thy council, and thy Meld in war. Here, touch'd with fond remembrance o'er his grave, Pour chore loft forrows that embalm the brave. Bid Honour's, Glory's awful form‘ be near, To fcatter laurels on the Stki.r's bier. Yet hence each murnering thought—thy will, 0 GOD, Has ;litre,' the decree—we kifs the rod— Thron'd in the regions of eternal day, 'Tis thine to give. and thine to take away! What we, Rion-lighted, view with trembling dread, 'Tis love, 'tis mercy to the favour'd dead, Calla by his Con to reap the immediate meed, Due to each good, each honourable deed. Ah! happier far, each painful !trunk o'er, The foul that lands on yon ethereal fhore, Than he, flill doom'd in this low world to roam, Far from his kindred fky, his native home, 'Tis this bright hope that bids us death defy, Live unrepining, and contented did CLARKEN IF ELL SESSIONS. The Grand and Petty juries attended yefterday scorning at Guildhall, Weilminfler, where they were tworn according to cullom, and this day proceeded to the trial of traverfers, at Hicks's Hall, Cle:ken. well. LOVDO V SESSIOAS. The London tarter Seffions were held yefferday at Guildhall. Aloft: and yudith Levi were ttied upon an india ment for keeping a brothel of the vileff dercription, in Cavendifh-court, Houndfditch. This indictment had been (landing over two years, and had been put off from time to time upon vai ions affidavits. From the names of the parties, it will appear that they were unworthy branches of the flock of ?Pad, and, as was hated by the Common SI.RJEANT in his opening of the cafe, " veterans in infamy and vice, who, tot tering en the brink of the grave, might rather have been lupporcd anxious to prepare for futurity, than to he found carrying on, almoff in the loft flage of dotage, this infamous traffic." Mores ftated himfelf to be four (core ; and Judith, though tomewhat more juvenile, had conliderably dillanced her grand c.'imac kric. The place they had chofen to carry en their trade was exactly fronting the door of a Charity School for the education of female children, whom it was the main object of their guardians to train up to virtuous induflry ; but before whore eyes fo vile an example, daily and nightly exhibited, muff have the wo• a tendency. By the advice of their Counfel, Mr. KNAPP, both the culprits, though with great reluilance, pleaded guilty ; and the Court contented to furpend its judg ment, on their entering into recognizance to quit their habitation, and abandon their profellion. Holger Bramlty was charged with affaulting and ohflrudling, in the execution of his duty, William Kimber, a peace officer, of the Ward of Fart ingdon Without, on the night of the 4th of Novembar From the evidence for the profecution, it appeared, that on the night in queßion, a perfon named Snell. grove, the mate of an Eall lndiaman, had been taken into charge by the watch, for Come riotous conduEl in palling through Nevegate-Ilreet ; and as the watch man, with a peace officer, were conveying him to the Ponkry Compter, they were met nearly oppotite to the New London Tavern, in Cheaplide, by Mr. Bramley, whom the evidence Rated to be then a little inebriated. He asked the watchman. 4' where they were taking that gentleman ?" One of the watchmen anfwered,- 4 4 What buftnefs is that of yours ? If you want to know, come and fee."— Mr. Bramley anfwered, It. was not for fuch rafcals as thefe to drag a gentleman along the tlreet in that manner ; and that he would go and fee him righted. He went along with the watchman until they came near the Poultry, when he went before the man who had Snellgrove in hold, and Paid he fhould not take him any further, and kicked the profecutor on the thins. Upon which Snellgrove, finding a per fon In refolutely diipofed to refcue him, and who Riled himfelf a Freeman and a Liveryman of Lon don, became extremely troublefome, and endeavour ed, by force, to extricate himfelf from the cutlody of ! the peace officer ; but being overpowered, he at length went nt, peaceably to the Compter, whether Mr. Bramley went alfo, and was charged by the peace officer with the alrault. He was detained in cutmody about ten minutes ,• but on his giving his same and addrefs, and depofitirig his gold watch as fecurity for his appearance before the Magillrate next day, he was liberated. On appearing next morning before Alderman Domville, drat Magillrate tlrongly advifed Mr. Bramley to make up the matter, by giving the profecutor half a guinea for his trouble. But he 'potitively refuted, and walled the matter to come before a Jury of hi. fellow Citizens, that he might have an opportunity of publicly vindicating his charaEter. The Jury, however, found Mr. Bromley Guilty. The ltsc , ankp., in piling the fentence of the' Court, animadverted with much leverity upon the condit& of the D:fendant, who, as a London Mer chant, and one of the Livery, !horrid 11.44, - e known better than to interfere in fuch an affair. However, it u' as not the with of the Court to deprive him of hi s liberty, by confining his pet fon, under all the cir cumitanccs, he was lentenetd to pay a lute of ten pound•. The Defendant then declared, he amid not hive interfeied, hut that he thone,lit it a cafe of violence and extortion. He then paid the fine .And dif charged. Dr. Stephenfon,an infolvent debtor, applied by his Connfel, Meas. ALLVY and GLEADF, to be brought up, in order to be difcharged under the late Al. Mr. B'LLAAD, on behalf of Mr. Heffe, a creditor, refitted this application, on the grounds, that in a fait in the Court of Char'cery, between thefe parties, Mr Hee had charged the infolvent with a fraud, which he had not anfwered ; and, therefore, until that queition was inveiligated, the Com t could not difcharge him. The Couit were of opinion that they could not intetfore, and the bultnefs Rands over for next 3cl /ions. ELi I PEM r.—Saturday a Warrant Officer of one of his Majelty's (hips lately arrived at Porifmouth, from a Foteign itati'm, appeared at the Police Office in the Borough, charging a Landfiran with towing away his wife. It appeared that the fun of Neptune, nn his r,turn home, was rapturoufly received by his feemingly loving wife, and he liberally encountered her kindnef, pouring into her lap the produce of his toils. His happinels, however, was but of Ilion du ration, for, during a temporary vifit to Iris (hip, his frail helpmate packed up all his little treafure, and eloped with the perfOn who was the fubjeCt of his charge.—The Magittrates being of opinion that the cafe was fitter for difeuffion in the Court of King's Bench, or Dators' Commons, than before a Bench of Magifirates, advifed the injured huThand to apply to any one of aide tribunals for redrefs, and dif miffed his complaint. Saturday morning at fix o'clock, fixteen prif o ners, under fentence of tranfportation, and of death, but who were reprieved, were conveyed on board the Retribution hulk at Woolwich. Thofe who received fentence of death, go for life r, the remainder for feveral periods. On Saturday morning a Banker's Clerk in the City underwent a private examination before. the LORD MAYOR, charged with embezzling the proptr , y of his employers, to a very confiderable amount. — He was cc mmitted for further inquiry. Yeflerday, at the Public Office, Halton Garden, J. Scarlet charged Aun Knowhind. alias Malon, with robbing his wife of a quantity of wearing apparel, which fhe had pledged, and which were produced by fcveral pawnbrokers. She was fully committed for ttial. Mr. Munden had the mifchance to lofe his purfe out of his dreffing-room, on Friday night, at Covent Garden Theatre, containing near tcl. in gold, while he was performing in The Seisml of Reform. Early on Saturday morning the houfe of Mr. Reed, dilliller, in Alderfgate flreet, was broke open, and robbed to a confiderable amount. The thieves railed a ladder at the back of the premifes, and entered the drawing room window. From thence they proceeded to the dining room, and took from the fide-board near 401. worth of plate. They then went down flairs, opened the counting-houfe door, forced the deiks, and took what they could find of value. In one of defks they difcovered the key of the iron chef, which they opened, but fortunately no cafh had been depofited there the preceding day. Having pulled out all the papers, and flrewed the floor with ac count books, they decamped, carrying with them from to to re gallons of brandy, in addition to the plate and other articles of property they found upon the premifes. It is manifelt the villains mutt have had a previous knowledge of the premifes, or they could not have proceeded fo regularly in their pillage, or known where to find the keys which opened the doors leading from one office to the other. Thurfday, John Robinfon, of Barnhy, near Whit by, farmer, and a tenant under the Right Hon. Lord Mulgrave, was fent from Whitby to York Cafile, to take his trial at the enfuing affizes for the murder of Sufan Wilfrn, his maid fel yam. It appears fhe had left her place fume time fince, and was gone to live with her friends at Guiflaorough, but had been mif fing more than fix weeks, when, at lag, her body was found on Good Friday, buried in fome part of her matter's ground. Saturday a young woman in Whitechapel. while cleaning a une_pair of (lairs window, fell backwards into the yard, by which fhe received a contuflon on her head, and one of her legs was broken. A perfon, aged 36, had a fmall Scrophulous Ul ceration in her hand, giving her much pain ; it then broke out in her wilt}, both her (boulders, 4ncl her knee, each Ulcerati.tn difcharging much, and not dif pufzd to heal ; it then affeaed her right elbow ; and theie ulcerations, with a dirpofition to general ty, the Coffered for twelve years. Her knee was healed it. the Warcetter Infit mary, and (he expel kneed futile benefit while a patient for a (port time in St. Bat tho. lomew's Holpital, when (he made application for the benefit of SPILSIIURY'S PATENT ANTISCnRBUTIC DROPS, at the Dilpenfittory, No. 15, S ,ho Square, London. By the applicati.nr of the drops for fix months, her ulcers gradually healed, the regained her Ilrength and appetite. It is now a twelve month, and (he remains perfeilly well. Any information of the above fast may be obtained at No. 9, Duke's Court, Drury Lane, London. Mr. SPILSBURY is not accountable for any mix tur: fold, unlefs the words " By the King's Patent," are infected on the bill of dire6tions, bottle, and wrapper; the (lamp alto (the King's duty) is printed in black ink intlead of red ink. Bottles cc. 6.1.; double DOldeS 10S.; and larger 11. 2s. duty included. ECCLESIASTICAL and ACADEMICAL PROMOTION:, I The Rev. Bernard Gilpin, A. M. Fellow of Trinity College, I Cambridge. has been pi-dented, by the Bi(hop of Durham, to the valuable living of Wohl Newton, Lincoltifhire. OXCORD, APRIL 4.—Yeilvalay came on thc eleetion at Oriel i CoVega, when Mr. Grey, of Univerfity College, wa., cholas Fel low of that Society. Oil Saturday laft, the Rev. W. Bayley, M. A. late rellow of New College, and one of the Militants at Wiatcheiter School, was eletted Matter of Midhurft School, Suffex, in the ro int of the Rev. Dr. Wool!, who is appointed Head-Matter of Rugby School. I A difpenfationi has paired thc Great Seal to en.ible the Reverend George Biggs, .\4.A. and Chaplain to the Ri E :Jit Hon. William Hetir : ' Lord Lyttleton, to hold the Reetory of Upton Warren, together with the Vier 4c of Hales Owen, both in the diocefe of W. reciter. Tbr. Rev. j. W. Grove, B. A. is inftitteed to the ReCtory of Streatham, Worcefterfhire, upon the prefentation of the Reverend I. Treadway Rolfe"' Nadi. of lievere, D. D. His Grace the Arehbifhop of Canterbury has prefented theft ev. Henry J. rodd, M.A. Reaur °CA Shallows, Lembo rd-ttrert, Lon don and late Fellow of Hertford College, to tht.lts.etory of Coulf don. Surrey. Hi, Grace has alto prefented the Rev. Willam Van Milderts M.A. Redtor of St. Mary lc-Dow, London, and late of gLieen's to the Vicarage cg Faraihighatn, Kew dl il 1 1 i! L).VDON MARKETS. RE antic of WHEAT in Mark-lane, fnelnding ma) from the 23d of March to the 28th of March.—Total 4,933 quarters . Average 76s totd.—da. bid- lower than lait return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 21 it of March to the 27th of March. Total-11.521 racks—Average 695. 61.1. os ltd. higher than laft taunt. RETURN PRIM OF GRAIN ON 110AaD SHIP AS UNDER: Wheit sos 6ca 62s Boilers 74s Bas od Fine his 74s Suffolks to 83s os: Surcrfine , 78. 843 Grey Peas 34 2 44$ od Fine Eff,a. White, &c. —s 86s Fine N.w to . aSs Rye, 403 46e Beans, 34s 46s Barley 301 412 od Tick Be.aus, 28. 39s od Malt 66e 73s Oats 2,"_.'s 155 301 White Peas 36s 68a Polands 32s .....S (ad PRICE OF HOPS. Keut Sulks Effex BAGS. 51 53 to 61 06 I Kent . SI oti to 51 121 StiireX 51 OS to si ICS Farubaß IPOCItItTS. SI 12h to 61 sl 5s to 61 cs t 81 Gs to 101 CS PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Ncw Bags 51 is to 61 —$ Pockt.ts 51 t.-S to 71 OS PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. !antes's. Whited:al:int Hayperload 3 ooto 5 8o I Hay per load 3 18 to 5 To Straw 3 3 oto 3 12 0 Straw 2 0 1,0 3 3 I Clover 5 cto 6 Co SMITHFIELD MARKET, April 6. To fink the offal—per Roue of 81b. Aver 4t 6d to ss 4d I Veal ss cd to 6s rd •Muston 4s .8d to is 61 Pork ss od to ss 861 Lamb 6, to 7s. 4d. 1:19.‘13 OF CA*l ILE I 111 DAY. 13,:aftit,.bout tBco—Sheep and Lambs, I 2411iWGATE and LEADENHALL, April 0. Ptr flout of 81h. by the carcale. • Beef 3s 61 to 4^ 4d Veal Od to pi 81 Mutton 31 h.! to 41 8J Pork ss ed to ss 81 Lamb ss to 6s. 81. RAW HIDES. Hides(perltone) 36 21 to 3$ 46 1 . Horfe Skins 151 to T7s each hliddling 2, 40. to 26 8d Sh.ep Skint 4$ od to 6s yd Ordinary t, tod to 24 2d Siteatlings 06 al to 06 osl Heavy Calf zli Gd cacti 1 Lamb Skins 2s Gd to 36 6d QOAL MARKET, April 6. Ships at Market Ships fold Price 27 Neweaftle Coal 25 44a 3d to 526 01 2 Sunderland • s 445 6d to 4S• yd FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. PARINERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Simon Lockett and Thomas Turner, of Nl'ilfon arca, Fii.fbury- fyune, folieitors, March 24, 1807. Micah and William Mellor, of Lige. Top, Staff.odlblie, button manufadurers, March a ;0807. R. Symonsand M. Plumb, of Sloaue•ftrect, Ki.igh:fbridge, ladle's, March 31,1807. John Jcnkinlon, Samuel Ackerley, John Whittaker, and Thoniat Leernicg, of Salford, Lancathire,machine makers, March 2.5,1R07. Frances Davies and Charlotte Parker, of Duke ftreet , Mancheftcr- • fqoare, drefs makers, March 25, t 807. John Welsford, John Cotley Welsford, Frederick William Wels• ford, and James Dirk, of Lad-lane, merchants, Pcc. t,18.:6. Duncomb Pyrke and John B4:11, of Cheaplide, Londos, warthoure men, April 1,1807. William Thompfon, jun. and Richard Thompfon, of Newark upon Trent, NOttitighamihire. wine merchants. March to. t 807 Thomas D: rocs, Thomas Handy, and James Meredith, of Bir mingham II ix fpinners, Fat. it, James Hail int, James Kerfhaw, and llamas Kerfhaw, of Turton, Lancalbire, cotton fpinnera, March 30, 1807. John Pepper and George Pepper, of Kew Green, Seriph carptn. ters and undertakers, Dec. 25,1806. Charles Henry Rigaud, Charles Battye, and Thomas Pilgrim, of Bucklerfbnry, London, brokers, March 31, 5807. Thomas Nceves, George Burge, and William Prithard, coal-mer chants, of Cwm Brain, Monmouthlbire, March 25, tBO7. Thomas Molincux, and Richard Fofter, millers and farmers, of _ _ Kingfnorton, Worcefteraire, March as, 1807. Abraham Chapman, Thomas Nerves, George Burge. and William Pritchard, coal-merchants, of Cwm Brain, Monmouththire, September 29, t 806. Abraham Cbapman,Thomas Naves, and William Pritchard, coal merchants, or Briltol, September 2.6, t DIVIDENDS. April iq. John Scott and George Scott, of South-Rreet. Finfbury. fquare, London, merchants and parti•crs, at ten, at Guildhall. April 14. Ralph Houlding and John lioulding, late of l'rtfton, in dealers in liquors, and now or late partners, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April le. Edmund Rodd, of Lontlon.fireet, London , merchant, at ten, at GuildhalL April t.. Thomas Hudfon. of New Boud-Rrect, Middlefez, tavern ke' per, at ten, at Guildhall. April 14. Thomas Fawcett, late of the Old Change, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. • April tI. Michael Favell, late of High.ftroet, Southwark, nail draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. April 11. Jolt Drury Hawkins, of Cavern Houle, in the pariitt of Greenwich, Kent, cabinet-maker, at ten, at April t 4. Thomas Bawdoi, late of Redruth, Curawall, draper, at teu, at Guildhall. London. . . . . April t;. Thomas Sherratt, of Birmingham, carrier, at twelve' at the Shakefpeare Tavern, New Rreet, Birmingham. April 14. Hannah Storey, of Ncwcaftle upon Tyne. litt-n-draper, at eleven, at the Q2een's Head, New , 7altlc upon Tyre April 14 George Ihracs and Michael Iliac*, of Bevis Marks, 1 1 London, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. April tl. Robert Gwillim, late of Worfltip-ft , eet, Finflmry, dealer in fpirituous liquors, at twelve, at Gui'dhall. April 14. John Thomas, late of St. James's Place, Wefiminfter, taylor, at one, at Guildhall. April 14 Mole. , Levy, of the Minories,Middlefcx, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. April 14. Walter Ewer, rf Little Love-lane, AlderrnanburY, London, merchant, at t.n, at Guildhall April 13. Andrew Batie. of Neweaßle upon Tyne, grocer, at elev.:ll,3c the %teen's Head, Neweallle upon Tyne. April to. Thomas Johnfon, of Kidderminftcr, Worceitcribire, grocer, at ten, at the Star and Garter Inn, IVoreell cr. April 14 Thomas Harding, of Bolton, Lancalhire, linen draper, • at ten, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton. April 13. John Simmons, Makin Simmons, and Wm Simmons, all of Liverpool, merchants and copartners, at twelve, at the Georg. Inn, Dale-ftreer, Liverpool. April ie. William Veatfon and John &aeon of St. Mary at Hill, London, merchants and brokers, at ten, at Guibllisll. April 54. Jofeph Roundel!. late of Shipton, Yorkthire, grocer, at eleven, at the Black Hoge Inn. Skinton. April 14. Charles Frederick Schmoll, of Jewin-ftreet,-2ripple gate, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall April 14. Benjamin John Lynch. of the Curtain Road, parilh of St. Leonard, t horeditch,horfe dealer, at eleven. at Guildhall. April 14. Thomas 'Taylor, of Birmingham, gun band-maker, at twelve, at the Swats 'Tavel ti, Birmingham. April 14. John Kenworthy, of Bollinron, Chentire, eotton-frin ner, at eleven, at the Palace Inn, IVlanchefter. lApril 14. 'William Harper and Jofeph. Wilton, of Cagle court, Budge row, London, merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall. BIRTHS Virconnters Fitzharris, in Spring. Gardens of a fon. At Malthhangcr, near Babngftoke, Hams, the Lady of Colonel Cunynghame, a a rot,. In Madras, the Lady of Kirby Dalrymple, Ha. of a daughter At Colombo, the Lady of Lieutenant Colonel of a fon. At Bengal, the Lady of Charles Patterfon, Eft} of a daughter. At Prirec of Waks's Bland, the Lady of the Honourable Philip Dundas, of a fon. DIED. Lately. at his houle, Lanfdownc.crefeent, Bath. in hi: sgth year, Hermate Katcncamp, Ffq. who formerly ferved Majelty in the capacity of °mint Geo. ral In Sicily, Malta, and Spain. Lately, aftcr a fhort illnefs, John Stephen, Efq. Collator of his Majefty's Cuctonis in St. Ives, and for many years Town Clerk to Corporation'of the Paid Borough, cared years. 4R.11 HAYWARD refpcetfully informs the PuM:e VII. the Term be had in his late Haute, No. to, Ludgate Hill, being expired, he Is removed to. No. 36, Piccadilly, comer of Al. bany, where they may he fupplicil with all Mr. GItkILNOLOU's and other Genuine Medicines. PECTORAL LOZENGES of TOLU which so years trill proves fuperior to nApft other Medicines for the curl ng•of Coughs, Hoarrattffes,Sore Throats,Shortnefs of Breath Ste TINCTURE for Cleaning Preserving, and Beautifying tbt Teeth and effatt*lly curing the Sew vy, in the Gums, and TINC TURE for the Tooth-ache, which lehloni tills to give immediate cafe, without Injuring the Teeth. _ None of the above articles are genuine except R. Hayward is oft the Stamp They are fold Wholefale by Newbery and Son:. St. Paul's .Church-yard; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard; au! Retail by the Vendcrsot Genuioe 119dieines. _ . . Cl - 11LALA INS are prevented from breaking, ane •-- 4 their tormenting Itching .inftantly removed by M r l - 11Ti. HEAD" ESSENCE of MUSTARD, univerfilly etteuned for ri evcamdieary . Efficacy its itbeumatifins. kafßcs.Gouty Affediati. and Complaints of the Stomach; hut where this c.•rtain remedy bs, been unknown, nor negledted, and the Chilblains have adual broke, WHIThHEAD's FAMILY,CER A f.E will cafe the p.u: and fpeedily heal them. The Family Cerate is equally ets. - a:iou• in Ulcerated Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions. Blotches, Riog-worms, Shingles. flreakings out 9n the ,Face,Note, Ears Eye-lids; Sure and inflamed Eyes, Burns, and Scalds ;:ii'art. Old sorts, and &orbutk Humours of every defoi;don. Prepared only, and fold by R. Jubnftoo, Ain-bac-try, No. Greek-ilreet, Soho, London. 'the Eilence And Pill, at as, 9d. earl:, the Cerate at is. rid. and s.gd. Sold by every Medicine Vend M the Claud Kingdom • . 1 ' • The GeouiL has a black ink Stamp, with the name at R. johnllon, iitratcd on it. . ' CORDIAL. BALM O mu AD. alltraet of a Letter from John Jackfon hfq. of Cale Cathes T • • . County ut Is:11am Ireland, to Dr. Solomat. DI .%s :1 K, A ugult t Pot. lINFORM you with great 'pleaftire that Mrs. J ac k. A fon, my wife, Web two years-and a halt completely bed ridden, and not isle, from her great weaknefs, to eat, drink, or dig.k any chit g till The was advifed by a friend to try your truly cele ',rated Cordial Balm of Gilcad. nine bottles of which his had to extraordinary and happy an dr:el, that the is now, though at dr age of 63 years, ;ehte to walk out and curdle herfelf, belo7 molt perlcaly recovered, to the furprife and ationifhments of all her neighbours; in coulideration of which, and j office to sour ne dleine, yeti. have my -permiffion to publifh the lam:. &mild you think proper. I am, dcardt Sir, yuur muchohliged icrviut, JOHN JACKSON. The Cordial Balm of (*Arid is fold in bottles, price half a-guint each ; there are alfo Family Bottks, price 335. containing 'equal to tour bottles at tos. 6d. by which clic patient Lives gs aided* alio the duty ; the Stamp of which bears the proprietor's name and addrefs in the engraving," &nil. Salomon, Liverpool," to imitate which is fLlony; and this privilege, of a F articular fet of platesfor his Ramps, has been granted to Dr. SOLOMON, by favour of Hs hisjelly's Honourable Commillion:rs ol stamp Duties, purpefdy to fecure the public again counterfeits.—None elle arc gcnuint. _ . . . . _ May be had of Dr. Salomon, Liverpool; and of all re:ipeciabot Medicine Veuders in the United Kingdom. MR. BR.EE has frequently been queflinned whf ANA he continued to advertife to difplay qualifications which no man has hitherto difputed, and to exprefs his feledion ofapesuhar branch, in which the extent of his practice is already [officinal , known. To fuck. queftions Mr. Bret replies—the fecreey which is infeparble Rom the treatment of that branch debars him front the ufual mode of prokilionat recommendation, for it is fearexly within the pale of. the molt perfect Intimacy, that a confellun sr error is fuhmitted to merely to illuftrate the charadtcr of a Medi cal Practitioner. His qualifications and privileges are repeatr Rated, to dittinguith him from thole who, without the acquire nient of Kola - tonal knowledge, have the temerity to afpire to the advantages of profeffional praet ice. Lt thole fecrct diforders, which are ordained to be the ptudik :tient of illicit indulgence, and in diat complicated derangement of the fyftem, which medical men denominate NERVOUS COM PLAINTS, producing general or local DEBILITY, by which the ftamina of life are deftroyed. and the deareft ir,terefts of pofterity affected, he claims fuel, fuperiority of &ill as might perhaps b:ve been squally attained by any other Mem!yr of the College of Sur geons, confining hinifelf for fourteen years to this branch, ants conctntrating his ttudies and pradice to this pasti ular point. Sandioned by the fnceefe of his undertaking, he offers Rettara tion in every care of Venereal InfeCtion, and in all chore De 54,21- cies which are the confequences of long continued indulgence is luxury or in vice, relidence in warm climates, br any other cattle produoing Debility or Nervous Complaints in the one lea, and barrennefs In the other. The terms of remuneration arc plainly Rated on the Erg iota view, or in anfwcr to letters containing a Lank note. a A CAUTION.—Some perfons, who Lady affert them. ['lves to he Members of the Royal Coflge, having for feveral months paft copied my Advertifentents, almoft word for word, and inferred them as their owo production, it is my duty to mention, that loch Pally, are not Members of any College in London, Edinburgh, or clfewhere, nor Lave they any right to pradice Surgery in London. MARTIN BR FE, Member of the Royal Colltge of Surgeons, Loudon. No. z 9, Atundel-ftrcet, near Temple b.r, Feb. a, 1807. N. B A I.ift of the Member' is publithed at the Houfe of the College, in Lincoln's Inn Fields. RENOVA rr.o HEAI.III. IT has been too frequently the lubjeet of jnit and general reprobation, that men deflitute of the elements of the medical art. have offered theraslyes as candidates for public patronage in the profeffion of phyfie. For the purpofe of'doing judice to the reit& of oar Rudies arid experience, and to prevent us from being chided aniong•thofe empiries whore impudent pre tenhuns have, unfortunately for focitty, been too favourably re ceived, we beg leave to futouit to the liberal and enlightens.d faithful Raterut fit of our purfuits and acquirements. After having recisived a regular medical educati-n as the pupils of Metres. Grin dal and Blizard, whole ketures and practice we carefully atten ded, as prolefforr and furgeons of the Loud( n Hapital, we entered our:cives as Rodents in that juftly celebrated fchool for medical acquirement. the Royal Coll g of Edhiburgh, And were inftriir..- tcd in the different branches s f Anatomy, S'urgery, the theory and practice of Ph!, lic. Chemiltry, Midwifery, Boessiy, &c. Ste. thoic eminent Ir-it:dims, Drs. Monro, Gregory. Black, I familto.i. Duncan and R uthertord. We tnift we 111.41 not be deemed / re fumptuous in laying that our proficiency and acqifirements are not Mein& lerable• Having for ail 'lig ['tries cf years made venereal complaint,, and the various diftafes of 11.811.1 IN, the particular silica of our doilies and practice. it will. we hope, he Wowed :hat we have acquired foperior knowleege of their treatnt?st and core. In flight and recent cafes of infection, a parted! re• etabliflunent is completed the Ihort period of two days; and, in thofe. of the utroolt ineuteracy, when other pranitioners have failed of (needs, a proper perfeverance in our plan en treatment, I educes to the patient a lafe and raiiicalcur e. Malts. CUItRIE on I Co have certificates frau the al•twe re fpedbable Prufelf.irs of Lorton and idiihurgh, of the diiigeret, (kill, and humanity with which t ey pet termed the duties el ; mei I them during the time they attended their Lector :4 and Pradhce. Ansidlt the melancholy variety of difordsrs wain ore the eitcfl-• of a habit bog and mutt unhappily purfto d by the youth of hot', Sexes, there are none more alarming of more (hardline thai deficiencies and debilities which treqi.eiitty prevent or undone the matrimonial flue. To fuck perfons it mint be a condoling - fles.`tion to know that they may new, by a n nv and intallil It Mai., ! of treatment, be reftcred to that gn eteft of all lairnsu 1 ftroeg. manly, and vtgarous contiitti ian. In all cares of delitliti , from whatever cattle arifing, a: well as in every Ipeeies of yea r. at infedlion, we may he coda:: d by pat ents of Lefler let we' • the great& fecreey and honour. Hours of comfit:aim at bow., I from ten to three, and from fit iii the evening till ten at night. Patients in the country are rerprtited to hate t..,rrici:LlN'l their cafe, age. aril general habit of Eying. &c. Rec a ternitta^Cf: for a•leice and medniture, v.'llen the in will he glee I or fent to any part of the kingdom. To (More that ie..r.ey to 4.4. letitial to our undertaking, the pottage of li t. rs may be adlid to I the account for medicines. CUit 74.1 E and ('u. Surgeons. November ah, !Rob. No. to 7, Heron titreo• P)•7',lng ROW. Sun rites Stn fats Moon frts Tq minutes after le t mit mt..; otr. (I p minutes err 5. w st t .)a4bt u-iviVAPP.' • " Morning - - 14 min ito after 2 Aft-rnont , • 36 Tintitet +rrer - LONDON: Printed and puLlifbed by t.r.VhL K1•.14 I. ( L. terbury•Plz.ce, Lambeth) at the S rmt-Orttcc , e'"7 - 11rort. Publ . :4llo slro tz the Sra -OFFICIC, TtnTk-h.z: