Star. — London, England, 1804-10-13 00:00:00

ON FASHION. A'welitiattock, for ever changing, A breeze from lamer to now'r ranging; A itrearn that ever bubbles on, A moment here, neat come, then gone The Moms fur everighanging faces, Th' unfettlnl sidor at harfe races : ThKt,tho' iv:fettled. flirt tuna y ield To Alfrise the embattled fteleL Tablas, more changing than the wind, l (peed it leaves the buck behind ; In changes it outdees the Moon, Which never cbang'd its face fo feat : There was adme Po= years ago, Vhen Small at up and large below, The Gape of ladies then did thew, In all refpefs, except the handle, Übe as cads/oiler of candle. Dst Ems eke( the beets did pafs alteed Slope melt math lafs, The heads, no more of model form. Illbgalr'd much weal to keep them warm, Or cite they'd ne v er have been in large, Pot 'twas a vett expec6vc charge: With wool, Me hair. black pins end powder, Each bdy's hair-drake did crowd her. Slow &Reed new spin is Whim; is thls eissulisaus. Wide ; Sobers, fo pdated—bot, I've done, Each lay has fah &Ms n 0... TM* basal% moulder, necks &WM Aad lAA feelings trip away; Thy coma few thefe beauties but, lie Wage the eeiirr awe. . I. O. Tilt multitude of people that afembled yefterdsys and the preceding night, in the neighbourhood of I.eicefterlquare, to view the adopted and laudable plan of the inhabitants to defeat the purfuita of the frail Sljterbead. was beyond coaceptien. The bodes frequented by thole dafbinz letterer appear to be de. ferted ; bat whoever remains on them mug be terri fied at the appearance of a shaft& Jfetrr blockading the door. with a lighted candle hustled in a lantharn on the top of a long pole. to which is alto fixed a board bearing the infeription. di Ban Hovsas." On Thurfday night,* party of the frail Siferhood (allied Until/on /doom vik, under the protection of their grifearer. to cootasd for the privileges they had fo long • oyed in_the hbouthood of their abode. One of raw". le by a ddibiss, Bo4, who reprecnted as an =owl, sad for a while Combed the coliplalats of the &mats. by confounding the m imics* of the pole bearers. While he was heron- Mt aa he pezie. one ofehem (a neighbouring wine coveted him to be a waiter at .a Co vent raw• des Coles-hoofs; but his Lady infified on his title, mid be, with her mamorato, was coavey oil to the eitatebborafe by the patilh officers. T. Waite= has been committed to Stafford gaol, ad on the Coroner's Inqueft with killing are Samuel Oakes, at Wohlanton. Court of ]Gag's Bench at Guildhall has undir- A lpe fouls aherations, which will net only condom to ale accoenmodatiso of the Judges, but of the inferior orders of the profeffion. Although. tto additional room Is gained In the interior of the Court i yet the change a fuliciently coafiderable to remelt the fits.' mica of all the official attendant. The Jury box, which was to the right hand of the Judge, is now to the left, and the Conde!, who before were to the left, ore now on the contrary fide. The roftrum for the *imam is alto conveyed to the oppofite fide of the Corm The feat of the Judge is tikewife advanced eightfeet seater the grand entrance, and the exterior few* is carried the fame diftance forwarder in the like direetion. The confcquence of thefe alterations is the acquifitinn of a new apartment, to which the Judge may occafionally retire ; in length the whole width of the Court, and in breadth two yards two feet. This room, although the correct cubical proportions are -not at all pieferved, is an accommodation which has hitherto been withheld from the firft Law Offset of the Crown, occupying the feat of judgment where the Sovereign himfelf is foppoled to prelide, and where Majefty itfelf did repofe when Coke and Abbot Rourifhed. The only inconvenience attending there changes is, that the (pace allotted to the public is diminifhed eight feet through the whole width of the Court. This detriment is not wholly to be over looked, when we confuter that it is•the glory of the Englifh law, that the more narrowly the proceedings of our Courts are infpeded, the mote our inftitutions will be revved, and that the fublime maxims of Bri e& jorifprudenec, which are proclaimed from the higheft authority in the teat of judgment, are admi ts .ly calculated to advance the peace, order, and happinefs of the community. A County Meeting and Meeting of Lieutenancy was held at Perth on the ad Prefent the Duke of ATHOL, Earls MANtli tELD and KINIIOO4 Lori KIIIIII3IIO, the Honourable Mr. K5333/1" and a numerous and retpeclable body of Commoners. The only important bufinefs before the Meeting was an application from the Count) of Angus. reel Jttliag the co-operation of the County of Perth in procuring an equalization of the dory on barley, by leihning the impoll on the grain of Scotland, or railing that of triglaod.—ltrfened to the Standing C o mmittee. Mr. K 13113133 called the attention of the Meeting to the wiled-(or stallion °I a new prifon and apart ments for the accommodation of the Meetings of the County, and of the Courr of Julticial y. Eyes y Gen tleman pref.:TA mug feel how iii tile apartmuit in which they were affembled was Attlptld f.l. County purpofes: this was merely an ire rivrr:cn:e ; hut, that there lhould be a necetlity r guards when it fell to be occupied as J ot Clillllll2l malice. was an evil of the moll enormous iv agnitude Ife had hat ye.tr oppofed the et: cli• .1 1... buildings, but it was becauf.: he it I it: • not procure the ieparation of the two plan—one fupertiuous and imprm , er the ut'd:. the mai prang necellity. It was I > . , Grow that the (cure of the County th , t,'.i i :Jun the propriety of melting a prifon an•l ether apart ments: poftponing. at kali, if nut entirely rtjcetm,;, the propofed Bridewel. It was accordingly refolveo, on the motion of Mr. K 1333131) after a few words frr,o the Mike At rf mot., L ord i MrTMvea, kc. titat the Meeting 1 , 1 old ,urn to the all irflAilf, then to ..-ofilider of the sop iety oteretting cemtis Durk:rug-, St.:. bt,tsiwuards, cnu . :cri thc LA!? INTELLIGENCE. PALACE COURT, OCTOBER ta. NARDI! V. LONG. The Plaintiff in ttis aßion was a refpeßable fur gems and apothecary, a member of the Royal Col lege, and brought the prefimt anion to recover the fum of 51. for medicines, and attendance on the fon of the Defendant, a boy, at Mr. Coomb's boarding tchool, Walworth. The Defendant, conceiving the Dottor's charge to be exhorbitant, had refuted to b. snidate it, but bad paid 41. into Court, ac fufficient in his mind to evinguifb the claim. Mt. Coomb, who keeps the bnarding [chord, Was the fit R witnefs Called. He provedshe illnets of the boy, who had been attacked by a leaflet fever, fucceeded by an in- Ramntation in the bladder. e alto proved the at• tendance of Mr. Hardy ; and alto that a prnfeffional gentleman, named Brown, had vili-ed, but that was after the boy relapfed. On his cm/s-examination he Rated, that he was furprifed when the bill was pee Tented, and .his furprife was excited by the high charges it contained. He denied ever having heard the father of the boy fay to the Eloktor, Give him any thing, but don't run me to expences " A lad, named Headerfon, who was in the Plaintiff's (bop, Rated, that,he had made up all the medicines enu merated in the bill before the Court, and nothing was charged in it beyond the common and ordinary rate. Mr. Williams, a furgeon and apothecary, (Nerved, chit the charge. in the bill were extremely moderate- Mixture., were charged at only sik which, in his opi. nion, ought to have been chased as. 6d. This wa nds added, that the Plaintiff would have been fully warranted had he charged three or five guineas for his attendance on the boy, as an inflammation in Ott bladder was a facriral cafe, and required more care and vigilance than the leaflet fever which was a cafe entirely of a weerwai defcriptinn. The !owners of the Plaintiff's charge was alto confirmed by Mr. Pearce, anothei difciple of Efctifzyt;er, and who, by the bye, it would appear, was Ilearly related to Homo. He dated, that none of the charges were above the ordi nary rate, though feveral were below it. The learned Counfel for the Defendant anted this Gentleman, how he charged for mianwo ? 4 , Sir, 1 always charge half a crown."—" What! half a crown, whether they are made of water and kid eltfl, or 4 milt and copii laire."" Sir, they are charged in the host, exactly as yes charge low-extewee." gieftion by the Court. ••••‘' Have you any more queflions to put to this wit nets r —No, Sir; no more." The Learned Counfel for the Defendant then ad. dreffed the Jury. He Lid, :hat he was not enabled to call any witneffes, but he thought it a little herd that a thane, as it were, &mad Co alter an apothecary's bill; leveret of the Plaintiff's witneffes had changed the complexion of the cafe, by laying, that an inflam mation in the bladder altered the nature of the dilor der, under whieh the boy laboured, and made it a forgisel inlaid of a mafiosi cafe. There was certainly a good deal of art employed in bringing forward evidence of that nature becaufe, he underltond, that a iallamaaation in the bladder was no unufual con comitant on a fearlet fever, which was a general in flammation over all parts of the body. He had every relpea for profeiGonal men, but it would he a cafe of extreme hardihipif his client Should be obliged to pay for medicines, legend of which had been returned unufed.—Here Mr. Coomb was again called up. He Paid, that his mother had returned feveral medicines when the boy was getting better, under the idea that he had taken enough. l'he Dollor's boy, on the contrary, denied that, to the bell of his knowledge, any medicines had been Cent back. Mr. Serjeant Matsu at, the Judge, went over the evidence to the Jury. who, without helitation, bound a verdict in favour of the Plaintiff, for 61. ADJOURNED SURREY SESSIONS. THE KING tr. ALLWIIGHT... — This Care was one of an affault of a moll aggravated nature. The tea , Plaintiff is a ddmellic let vant to a Gentleman, who refides at a villa on Champinn.hill, Camberwell; from thence as he was palling along a private way on his mailer's bainefs, the defendant, who was on horfe back., and in Come mealure a trefpafTer there, thought proper to ride againft him, beat him down, and fol lowing up that aggre from with further injury, with a knobbed dick, beat him about the head, eyes, and breaft, till, as the witnefs übfervcd, he was all in a gore of blood. Sufficient evidence was adduced to prove a moll violent and unprovoked atfault. In defence, a fpezch was made by ilia Counfel for the defendant, and a number of witnedis were called, who gave a different explanation of the tranfoltion, which exhibited a new colour, by (eying that the pro. (ecutor gave the firll affault, and behaved very vio lently : however, this did not go far enough its point of credibility to contrailitt the tettinsonyot the plain tiff's witneffes. The Chairman fummed op at footle length, and in the courfe of it endeavoured to reconcile the jarring teltiesony of the witneffes. and then left the decillon as to the fates to the Jury, who, after a very (hoer deliberation, found a verdia of—ails/fry. The defendant, who is a refpottable Waterman in the City of London, then received ((tame to pay a fine of 5L and be imprifoned (even day , . 74,1ta Bias was inditled for an affault upon Ann Thwaites, and Temperance Thwaites, her daughter. The profecatrix and the defendant lodged in the fame bode ; fame difputes wore among the younger chil dren of the two families; in contequence sit which the daughter, s'young woman of fifteen years of age, was induced to tura-pore in favour of her little bro. t'ner ; this aceafiemed the defendant to errprefs his re. I%.ntmeitt with ionic violence, and he had the inde c.nt. !.) chanife her in a way untnited to her fez and aye : 'nc we., Wit Contented with this, but proceeded v. the apart:meat ~f her mother, and precipitated her c! three new, i3lO a back.yard, where he Phut her -iant ei.deltentared to juilify the Ck lialr.R the ItCattfleßt 1111 1,1 ht.th received' TR, Dern: he ha.; v. i The iete ',mended an accummndatinn ao.l ilsttifteJ I. nikrked cliCt• pri.hAt rt, floe .iIde:•CAC I whet it the ocici.3.itit had laecn guilty of tr.:yards T.n.r.c.Ance Th. Ai:es. fthe 'Vie p:"fseutv.a revztvcd ;I. scd piiicsur was LokriON COMIXCHANGIL, FRIDAY, OcTouß ts. • We have fevend bodies areiv .1a of Wheat, chlcHp Iron UM, and Mel • the fonspka of sew are in general rather bibs, and tower in Epic; tat the demand for old contlnnes, and it remains dear. The Buicy and Mak trade is brlk. Deft OreiPeafe are at Oa In Beillinied Peak MO (Mt arirenCe. In Inferior Oats a food reduetlan, but fine arc Mk dear. Flour without skeration. --- . GENERAL CURRENCY AS ITNDER. Wheat, 56k yos. 76. pa qt. Grey Peafe 425. to otos. Fine Ditto, 78s . go*. ed. 142 111 4 4 0 e. 4i& GIL Rte. 395. 4 25 . 04 . Tick Ditto 341. 40 5 . 08 Barley. 36L ois. 6d. Oats, 23116 sta. ills. Malt, yak ygs. od. Poland ditto, ego yes. ed. White Ptak, 545. 60s. ed. Rapt Seed. 411. to 44. per is R PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour 655, to yea. Seconds boa. to 651. per Folk RETURN of WHEAT In Mart-lane, includisg only trots the 24th of Sept. to the sgth of Sept—Total t0,c20 Quarters. Average 7 18 51."04. Sid. higher than haft rdsrs. A RETURN OF FLOUR. Front the 29th of September to the sth of Oftobor. Totsi.-111.8cio racks—Avenge 6111. tot—. as. 344. bleier than lift retort'. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, OCTOBER. cr. Wheat per load ail os to sit os , Barley per enamor al i6s to al ills On pa ditto it os is al ca Beans per dirto 21 as to 21 6s Fede per dltto sl is to sl is - - PRICE OF HOPS. 11401. reciter& Rent • 31 to to 4 1 01 I Kellt - 41 04 01 41 IU surkz . 3 1 co. to 31 155 Stifles - 41 os to 41 6s Eat - 31 LOB to 31 t 65 Farnham 51 01 10 71 Os Old Duty t7SpooL PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bay 3i to to 41 m I Pechora 41 os to 41 to PRIC.Z OF SEEDS. Rol Clover 4 01 to 950 per cwt. White ditto 6os to 260 s do. os Tofu° los to 315 do. Ca/moray 905 11) 95s do. Coriander, 95 to tis do. 1 Turnip 145 to ZOE per bufhel. White Mallard Sod, Ss to tos od do. Bowe ditto, lls to t6s do . Canary. p od to Ss od do. Rye Grafi its od to 24$ od par quarter. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whits:chapel. Hayperload 3 4t03 t 3 s 70(04 11 013 010 4 10 0 Straw 1 13 10 • 0 1 7 010 1 1 3 0 1 810 t 160 Clover 3 oto 4 TO 4 4 1 0 3 3 0 smn• FIELD, Odeber it. —.. ...... _. _ To ant the otral— p er Item of 81b. gee/ as od to Se od I Veal se od to 61 ad Mutton de od to 5s od Volt di od to di ad Lamb as ol to Sl 4d- • redo or CATI LE ?WI DAT. Delfts about sop—ahem sad Lambs a,3co. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL,Odober is. Per Qom of Sib. by the carcafe. !td gs 4d en o4d real od to 6s od Mottos 34 44 to 41 4d Pork M Ott to 51 44 Lamb 38 4d to 41 Sd. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. Jones's market 6.1 Town Tallow SO 6d to Os Clare Market 4 6 64 ROD ditto (can.) 73, od to co Whitechapel Market Rula ditto (Cusp) 6ps od to yos (per Raw of Slb.) 45 yid Melted Stuff Sys od to 62s ----- Ditto rough os od to Os 131 Sid Greases 141 od, Average Price a 6d • Good Dregs tlsto os Yellow Soap, St.. to os...—Niuttled, ocv.—Curd, y4l. -Price of Can. la per down, s as. od.—Moulds,l33. RAW HIDF.S. Hides(perftone) 3s gd IT:ill 4E - Rork Skins gas od to tys Middling 3. 44 to 3s Od Heavy Calf nis 6 , 6 each Ordinary 31 cal to 3. 2d Sine? Skins os od to os Lamb Skins, 3. oil to as od I Pelts is MtoJo 64 PRICE OF LEATKI it, per Ik. AT LEADENHALI.. Butts, so to 361 b each aid to sad Ditto, 6o to 6slb aid to and Merchants Backs ...al to 234 Drefling Hides 224 to 234 Floe Coach Hides alp to 244 Crop Hides for Cutting 12 A to and Flat Ordinary aid to itii Calf Skir.t, 3c to eon pet dozen 33i1 to 361 Ditto sc to 7olt, 33d to 3M Ditto 7c to golb 3.4 to 314 Small goal , (Greenhill) per lb. is 64 to 3s lid Lug,. ditto lc .. to 15. ts per doz. Coot Skin* —s to —a ditto. Tanned Horfe Bides IC2 to 341 each COAL EXCHANGE, (Molter ti. Beft. Coati, in the Pool, per aukkos 34* lid. Deli erect to Houfckerpers at 665. 64. 451101 stand, p r chalet:on alts. od. Iliiverad to Houfekeepers at too od. NEW NIA4Is r NATE3. POILT•C LA loow—Tufefirs. William Hood, Jams bi'Leith, and Archi'o.,l,l Falconer, LiIAL_ _ _ PIRTIII.-Itremai May Martha% EN. Lord Provoit, Sheriff, and Coroner ; Peter Dud, David Mordon. and David Beaton, Merchant &We& Lall week an impel was t ken before Mr. Richards, colones. fur 13etkibire, at the parilh of Shinfield, on the body of a man unknown, who was found dead the fame morning in a waggon (landing in the cae t houfe belonging to Mr. JAII4IIII PITH CI, whither the deceafed went the preceding evening to reQ, with the confent of the family. By a certificate found in the pocket of the deceafed, his name is fuppofed to be " James Ryan," who is thereby certified to be a pen firmer, to the Cbeft at Chatham, and Rating that he was hurt on board the Tai MPH, Oanber 11, I 797. The deceafed had been Peen about the neighbourhood (or the loft three days; had loft his left leg, and had fevetal fears about his body ; no recent marks of sin lence appeared.—The Jury returned a vet dift, Died M the vilitatios af God. At the Qtarter &Mons for the C o unty of Hants, John Hadfield was convieted of receiving money under talfe pretences from Michael Ranthant, a prifoner of war at Porcheßer Cattle, and fcntenr ed to one year's imprifonmcnt ; Richard Cooper, for an ailltult on John Struanell, of Fareham, and for another affault nn Charles White, of Fareham, in the execution of his office, as cool:table was lenience(' to 6 ni..ntlis impri fonment for each o ffence ; Jane Jones, for Healing a tea kettle, the property of %Vahan% Armilrong, of Gofport, to be imprifoned 6 months Jilin Wzrile, for (feeling five lacks and thitteeu ;p, th e property of the Corporation of tie Houfc of In do ry in the Ifle of Wight, and Built for an &fault on John Web's, of Trolley, to be ;mini font(' two months each; William Kimber I•.r Healing a cheefe,the property it Edward Taylor, itCofport, to be imprifoned tine month. The Dividends payable at the Bank nest klor K l a y come very opportunely for thole oho with t. he par takers of IFortune's favours, in the Lotter) to , w draw ing. Such insmenfe fonts in Capital Piires, inde pendent of the lint dies it on NVc,leseld.iv being the Seventh Day's Draw w:i.:11 will he entitled to Ten Thonfand Pound., and II.: I .11 Drawn oa the Eighth Day to Twenty 'lbs.:J(lnd Pounds, are benchis never before evaned. 0; ly Four Days to Duw. Writ. le thatooitArttet. DuL ic,tle Lail of A. T. Crofton, Efq of a few. At a lb t en'otteen, thablaptite Lady of Edward Stanley, Efq, of In New-Town.l;ark. Mrs. Engrave, of a foo. la Grafton-Rut, Dublin, the Lady of E. A. Whyte, Efq. of a I. At Duddd. near Dab y, Mr. Evans, Surma, of Belper, (fun of the Rev. D. EMI. of Ituyton, to that county) to hilts Hand. fen, niece to the celebrated finger of that name, and daughter ri John Harrifoo. Efg. Duffidd DIED. OngsodaY Ism*km Col;lf;"ke Wei Mal 74, Mr. Richeral Dearman, one of the people culled %alas. HI9 death was say had. n; he went to bed well on Saturday night, and was found dead In hi. bed on Sunday morning. Same day, at Parkpte, aged 73, the Rev. John Briggs, A. M. Chancellor of the Dioafe of Metier, and Ream of Methicy, to Yortibire. At Mailings, at the morning of the r t th, situ fear day. limit of the thium, need three months, Charlotte Caroline Harding, ta.. fart daughter of Captain Harding. At Mailing, in the County of Kent, on the lot\ MR. I hut Witliw Hcary Yams, of the Royal Marines. An Officer sr IA bad dtfthtgsimsi Limrdi no feveral oceaSons in his Country's mate, aged as. Sunday, at his book is Green Parkiabet, aged 73, George; Pail Monet, Efq. the Boaddcfctodant of General George Maack Doke okf Albemarle. HIGH WATER AT LONDON REDO@ TO-MORROW. Mattes Aftersaas ••. • • at salivates after 13 ELIZABETH LEEK had at firft a (mall (pot, of a Mewed& net. al her wrift t Se paid no soothes le le. reweekelog It requited ease : it began to fpread, producing a wa tt? ',tumour ' accompanied with a dry leafy furface, inflamed. with violent Itching. When ate applied for the tosdleine,fines. naafi PATLMT AII7II4OIIIIIVTIC DLOPI,the difsafe had fraud ova both antis, and they exhibited the &profaned of a continual raw furfaoe„fo that Ise was weft to draw ea her glove& KIN. lag taken the Brit bottle, they amended furpritiogly s and Ater taking fa bottles, foreely any thing rettataed Lava a mashes:64 eta K Ltill. Ideplt Tucker,No. it, Tottenham-Itreet,Tintenhana Court. Road, vegan& Rd dist veracity of this Basement. Mr. finis agar relates this plain cafe. u otaay who are aillbled sash thee troublefolac enaptive complaints endeavour to find a parallel no their own. Mr Sri zoo ay Is enabled, from • medical edgewise. to alit the Willem of the mistletoe by his advice, whether dm Drops are exhibited Id th -re odes, or to the snore compliorall Wafts of Scurry, Goat, Rheuantifse, Scrophida, &c. , The genuine Malaise is only to be had with a Black Stamr4 any offered with, a Red matt be an baltadoe of tbcfc Drava eVit'Flrtr&A — Criirdons. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CG EN-PLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this moll excellent REMEDY is fo certain of its Macy having viva falkell. in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Coe% twat and branch, To IITORNI 'I MN MONitir. And be top loos to add, that It has infinitely the advantage of the numbed& WA odious Ointments, Salves, Ste. as many hundreds of &Meted per foes can teitify, among wham are fame of the Grit cbacaahera this k Sold fie sod Retail by T. Asten, tee. a, Pinets4ase.nria the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Taallback. Reim; Mr. Wilfon, No. ip, St. JanseisArget ; Me. YAW, No. is Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. Jae, Holborn; andiebeall and CO. No. lip, Oxford-ltreet. •- • MBAR.* by Mr. Bulgin and Mr. Sheppard , Boolefellers Bath, By Hazard, beokfeller, and Wright, perfunns. • Edinburgh, by Bauer. &With pride. Pontes and Gofrurt, Mt. Harding a. • LiVerreel, by Mr. Gore, petater,and Mr. Innes.besifellere Perth:booth, Mr. Maley, bookfeller. And by One of tee Vendee of Medidnee In Itadaed. • - • ILA et * VING dedicated le Veit to the Rutty, and beet A A gratified by the esoft cosederabk ;indite la that bwielt which I thought }roper to feted, I troll the I have sot mere ad& employed my tbra than Mole who, in the eateekire field of.the profeMoo, arc occalionally tunneled In uncertainty, and name always attain that Needs whieb Is acquired by consentranng eft intellenual power to coo chfs of &rondos. Nara of DENLITY art peculiarly tarella he the bring with then a train at concomitant f by adm preftioe of all vital energy, estitence ltfdf becomes anbletseed. Whether they aril from the prevalence of CU work, Acetone dee habits of fehocitays, or the Wakeman of nastroky, they is guide the molt atbduous prevAmal ;he by the *Memos of ueeducated frar.onisare aggravated, and the teem is dintroycd. As a htlitilltElt of the ROYAL COLLEGRof SURGEONS. I ground my pretenfioes on regularity of educed on; and pagan every privilege to peanice. I feel myielf entitled t o that camilidsmo with which I have hitherto been fo llberaly Meoured. In the left faiations of local weekners, any appiloallea tali prevect the calamity of a debilinted frame; bat More the fat- Sera, foam a conkinufners of the utteranlinea cf the nee whkh mind his misfortune, to fearful of the contempt or codas of be family pbyficion and broods over his Infirmity with modal alio minket, it midi be fatklatimy for Len to he &Tuned mat only d capability of treatment. but offs of the mat innolabk foamy. And ea recent Venereal Complaints it is rabic to proton puk e danger or &Reefs ; In the me complicated odes It Is the acquire meet of exclulize=e in this bee to died a fate, cared% and fpeedy re ' I older the advantage of this esperiance to thole °father fa Moo are 'Rifted with any kind of DEEILITY, of any fymptoma Cl VENEREAL INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms of rema in:ratio; are lilted on the Mt Interview. Par :nein the country are cape:Wm Maoist Hank mk t 11141 are revolted to (reify their age and tsarina of living. MAP.I IN 1 IREIL. • Wernher of the Royal College of Surgeons fa Looks. No sq. ArtrodeUtrece, real Temple Far BY THE KING's PATEVT. ..... - . PITS, Pains in the Stomach, Pains in the Header Side, and pale languid appearances In young peons, ea* from various motes sad oblttualon t, that have malted the power of mcry other Medicine. have been entirely removed and vital asdkatcd by CHING'S PATiitir WoRId•DESTROYCIo LOZENUES, which eleaufes the Stomach as Bawds of iist acrid Gime with which they are frequently loada. (and %Alamo often become tile keret auk of h.& fatal diferdett.) hut ars Ass wally Misdeed by the Me of Ibis Medicine, which Is proved ter nor to any other to tt. eaty method of &Dodging tick crudi ties, and uttering the body to !leak It and Strength. Cafes of Its lacy from many N,hlensco arc wrapped round each boa. At arming y byre ..a all arearions. Ching. Worm Lamers ?.re peculiarly CEMACI , AII, wilt lump good any length of Woe, and is di climates. B 4.1 WO. Male, it Ching and Btatkr's Mediciod Warebenre. 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